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Evening star., 1935-04-14
Saturday
May Robson

May Robson
Mills of the Gods" +"
Also wolf Riders"
Warner GLAND. Char
lie Chan in Paris"
No. 5. "Rustlers Of Red
Dos" Comedy. Cart.
Murder on a Honey
moon. when a Mans
a Man." "RuStlers Of
Red Dog" and Popeye.
Joe E. Brown in
"Six-Day Bike Rider"
Comedy.
Serial.
Robert Young and
Betty Fu-ness
IN
THE Band Plays On"
Janet Gaynor and
Warner Baxter in
lone More Spring"
Cartoon.
Charlie Chan in
Paris"
Captain Hurricane"
Popeye.
Tim Mccoy in
.Revenge Rider"
Lee Tracy In "Carni-
val" Cartoon. Serial.
Buck Jones in
Shadow Ranch"
Glenda Farrell in
Merry Wives ofReno"
"Ruggles OF Red
Gap"
Charlie Chase com.
Cartoon.
Edmund Lowe and
Jack Holt in
The Best Man Wins.
Serial. Comedies.
Janet Gavnor
in
lone More Spring"
Cartoon.
Ricardo Cortez and
Venee TeaSdale in
The Firebug."
"Tailspin Tommy"
Jean Parker in
"Sequoia."
Comedy.
Serial tmat. onlv).
Gary Cooper and
Anna Sten in
"Her Wedding Night. "
Cartoon. News.
Bachelor of Arts"
Under Pressure"
and
Cartoon.
Edmund Lowe and
Jack Holt in
THE Best Men Wins" "
1.-THE First World War"
Lyle Talbot. Mary As
tor, "Red-Hot Tires"
Western Featurette.
Serial. Cartoon.
Henrietta Crosman IN
The Curtain Falls.
John Wayne in The
LaWieSS GrOntleI.
Barbara Stanwyck and
Gene Raymond in
woman in Red"
Comedy. News.
Bing Crosby
in
Here Is My Heart"
Comedy.
Jack Holt and
Edmund Lowe in
The Best Man Wins"
Also "Gigolette.
Ronald Colman in
Bulldog Drummond
Strikes Back" Also
'Lawless Frontier"
Jack Holt in
Beyond the Law"
Buck Jones in "Stone
Of Silver Creek"
Richard Arlen in
"Helldorado."
Bob Steele in Brand
of Hate" Ser. Cart.
Fay Wray in Richest
Girl in the World"
Randolph Scott In
Broken Dreams"
Edward G. Robinson in
THE Whole Towns
Taking"
Mickey Mouse.
Lee Tracy in
Carnival"
No. 9 of .'Eustlers OF
Red Dog" Comedy.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
Friday
Victor McLaglen in
The Captain Hates

Victor McLaglen in
The Captain Hate.
the Sea-"
Also Red Morning"
Chester Morris in
Society Doctor"
Comedy.
Travel reel.
Chester Morris
in
"Societv Doctor"
Cartoon.
w. C. Fields in
MRS. Wigs OF the
Cabbage Patch"
Cartoon. Comedy.
Bella Lugosi in
1.-The Mysterious Mr..
Wong"
Todd and Kellv com,
Leo Carrillo
IN
swimming Ticket"
Ates comedy.
Randolph Scott in
Rocky Mountain
Mystery"
Com. Mickey Mouse,
George Raft and
| Carole Lombard in
| "Rumba."
Comedy. News.
Chester Morris in
"1've Been Around"
Judith Allen in
men of the Night" "
Barbara StrnWyck ano
/ Gene Raymond in
woman in Red"
Three comedies.
Karen Morley and
Tom Keene in
"Our Daily Bread" "
Mickey Mouse. News
Barbara Stanwyck ir
woman in Red
Comedy.
Travel reel.
Ramon Novarro and
Evelyn Lave in
The NiGht Is Young"
News.
Rudy Vallee and
Ann Dvorak in
Sweet Music"
Cartoon.
Ann Harding and
! Robert Montgomery ir
Biography of a Bach
elor Girl" Com. News
Ross Alexander in
Maybe It's Love.
Musical.
Mickey Mouse.
Robert Young and
Betty FurneSs in
The Band Plays On. .
Comedy. Serial. Cart
! James Cagney and
Pat O'Rrien in
Devil Dogs of the
Air" Com. Novelty
Margaret SULLIVAN in
The Good Fairy"
Walter Connolly in
! white Lies"
Barbara Stanwyck and
/ Gene Raymond in
Woman in Red"
Comedy. News.
| Randolph Scott in
Rocky Mountain
Mystery" No. 3.
Comedy. Cartoon.
May Robson in
Mills of the Gods"
Norman Foster in BE :
hind the Evidence. !"
Warner Baxter and
Myrna 10y
in
! Broadway Bill"
Robert Flaherty's
Man of Aran.
Lee Tracy and Sally
Eilers in Carnival.
Lyle Talbot and Ann
Dvorak In Murder
in the Clouds"
Com. Novelty. Serial.
George Raft and
Carole Lombard
| in
| "Rumba."
Charles Laughton in
| "RugRles of Red
Gap.'
Comedy.
Lyle Talbot in
"Red-Hot Tires"
Hal Leroy comedy.
A TfAVAl FAAl
Evening star., 1935-04-14
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Easter music In the churches,
intended for publication in The
Star on Saturday. April 20. must
be received by the music editor
not later than noon on Wednes-
day, April II.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
School Teachers Play Big
Part in Aiding Orchestra
Various Organizations, Together With Special
Committees, Have Given Time and Cash
for Fund to Help National Symp phony.
By Alice EverSnan.

LETTER sent in to this department. and intended
publication contains much interesting data about the
zeal and hard work done BY one group OF the many
that deserves to be brought the attention public
been by other groups but the chief interest lies
the fact that the teachers responsible for the type
future citizens of the city and they using their influence
inS appreciation of the finer things of life by engaging
the cooperation of the children providing
Evening star., 1935-04-14

Monday

Monday
Laurel and Hardy IN
Babes in Toyland."
Also The Mysterious
Mr.. Wong"
Fred MacMurray
"Car 99."
Cartoon.
Ronald Colman
in
"Clive of India"
Cartoon.
Warner Baxter and
Janet Gaynor in
"One More Spring"
Comedy. Cart. News.
Will Rogers in
THE County
Chairman"
Open ) pm.
Ronald Colman
in
"Clive Of India"
Cartoon.
Dick Powell in
Gold Diggers of
1925"
Cartoon.
Warner Baxter and
Myrna 10y in
Broadway Bill"
Comedy. Cart. News.
Will Rogers in The
County Chairman"
Robert Armstrong In
THE Mystery Man"
Dick Powell in Gold
Diggers of 1895"
Edgar Kennedy com. /
Sport reel.
MARGARET Sullivan
and Herbert Marshall
in
''The Good Fairy"
Ronald Colman
in
"Clive of India"
Cartoon.
Frank Morgan and
Genevieve Tobin in
BY Your Leave"
News.
w. C. Fields in
David Copperf1eld."
EhowingS at 81
and S:45.
Claudette Colbert in
limitation of Life
Popeye.
Comedy. News.
Warner GLAND in
Charlie Chan in
Paris"
Brendel comedy.
Janet Gaynor and
Warner Baxter in
lone More Spring"
Laurel and Hardy com.
Clark Gable and Con-
stance Bennett in
"After Ofnce Hours"
Comedy. Novelty.
Robert Armstrong IN
Flirting With Dan
ger" Also Might Life
of the Gods" Com.
Dick Powell and
Gloria Stuart in
"Gold Diggers Of
1886" Cart. Com.
Guy Kibbee and Aline
MacMahon in While
the Patient Slept.
Musical.
Eddie Cantor and
Ann Sothern in
kid Millions"
Snapshots. Comedy.
Joe Penner in
college Rhythm"
Anna Sten and
Gary Cooper in Il
1.-THE Wedding Night"
Comedy. News. II
Clark Gable and Con-
stance Bennett in
After ONCE Hours"
Com. Silly symphony.
Clark Gable i
"After Office
Hours"
Claudette Colbert
"Gilded Lily"
Comedy.
Warner Baxter and
Janet Gaynor IN
"One More SprtnE."
Cartoon
Evening star., 1935-04-14

WEEK OF
APRIL IA
Academy
Sth and G Sts. Sc.
Ambassador
18th and Columbia Rd
Apollo
624 H St. NE.
Arcade
Hyatsville. Md.
Ashton
Clarendon. Va.
Avalon
5612 Conn. Ave.
Ave. Grand
645 Pa. Ave. Sc.
Cameo
Mount Rainier. Nd.
Carolina
11th and N. C. Ave. Sc
Central
4o5 9th st. NV.
Circle
21O5 Pa. Ave. NV.
Colony
Ga. Ave. and Farragui
Dumbarton
1349 Wis. Ave. NV.
Faiirlawn
Anacostia. D. G.
Hippodrome
X Near 9th
Home
18th and C Sts. NE.
Jesse
18th nr. r. I. Ave. NE
Palm
Del Ray. Va.
Princess
1119 H st. NE.
Richmond
Alexandria. Va.
Savoy
5000 14th st. NV.
Seco
Silver Spring. Md.
Stanton
9th and C Sts. NE.
State
Bethesda. Md.
Sylvan
104 r. I. Ave. NV.
Takoma
Takoma Park, D. C.
Tivoli
18th and Park Rd.
York
CO. Ave. and ousbsc
Evening star., 1935-04-14
Wednesday

Maagaret SULLIVAN ir
The Good Fairy"
Walter Connolly in
white Lies"
Helen Hayes
in
"Vansssa."
Cartoon.
Rudy Vallee
"Sweet Music"
in
Sport reel.
George Raft and
Carole Lombard in
"Rumba."
Comedy. News.
Will Rogers in
The County
Chairman"
Open ; pm.
Kay Francis
Living on Velvet"
Novelty.
Kay Francis
Living on Velvet"
Comedy.
Cary Grant and
ELISA Landi in
Enter Nader me-"
Cartoon. News.
Claude Rains in THE
Man Who Reclaimed
His Head" Light
ming Strikes Twice
Jean Parker in
"Sequola-"
Grady Sutton in
Hunger Pains"
Edna Nav Oliver and
James Gleason in
Murder on a Honey
moon"
Kay Francis
Living on Velvet"
Comedy.
Rudy Vallee and
Ann Dvorak in
sweet Music"
Com. Shows. =. q.
James Cagney and
Pat O'Brien in
"Devil Dogs of the
Air" Musical.
Henry Hull in
Great Expectations.
Maxine Doyle in
Student Tour"
Janet Gaynor and
Warner Baxter in
lone More Spring"
Comedy.
Ann Harding and
Robt. Montgomery ir
Biography Of a Bach.
elor Girl" Com. Nov
Ricardo Cortez and
Jean Muir in THE
White Cockatoo."
Comedy. Novelties.
Francis Lederer. tr
Romance in Manhat::
tan" Also ..Straigh!
Evening star., 1935-04-14
Tuesday

thA Ao'SAA-
Gene RAYMOND and
Sylvia Sidney in
Behold NV Wife"
Comedy. Cartoon.
Claude Rains in THE
Man Who Reclaimed
His Head" Light
ming Strikes Twice"
Jean Parker in
"Sequoia."
Grady Sutton in
Hunger Pains"
Ann Harding and
Frank Morgan in
Enchanted April"
Comedv. Cartoon.
Ronald Colman
in
"Clive of india"
Cartoon.
Rudy Vallee and
Ann Dvorak in
Sweet Music"
Com. Shows. z. q.
James Cagney and
Pat O'Brien in
"Devil Dogs of the
Air" Musical.
Henry Hull in .
F"Great Expectations
Maxine Doyle in
Student Tour"
| Janet Gsynor and
| Warner Baxter in
zone More Spring"
Comedy.
Barbara Stanwyck and
Gene Raymond in
"The Woman in Red"
Mus. com. Novelties.
Clark Gable and Con-
stance Bennett in
AFTER Office Hours.
Comedy. Novelty.
Francis Lederer in
Romance in Manhat-
tan" Also STRAIGHT
Ernv,, tha uao ~ -
Evening star., 1935-04-14

Ann Harding and
Robert Mongomery in
Biography of a Bach
elor Girl" Com. News.
Chester Morris
in
Society Doctor"
Comedies.
Ann Harding and
Robt. Montgomery in
Biography Of a Bach
elor Girl" Com. Nov.
James Cagney and
Pat O'Prien in
Devil DOGS Of the
Air" Com. Novelty.
MARGARET SULLIVAN in
The Good Fairy"
Walter Connolly in
UWhifa T,iaS -
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-26
SON WAS MADMAN AND HIS MOTHER
 PROVED KILLER
Three Murders, One Sui- eide and Two People
 Were Given Wounds

| Chicago, Jan 26--U.P) )--Threc murders. a suicide and wounding | of two persons were attributed to- day to economic rcverses that made q madman of once promis- | ing youth and q killer of his cul- | turcd mother. The killer and suicide was Henry Arden, 27-ycar-old paralytic grad uate of the University of Chicago. who shot to death a relief tnvesti- gator in his home. then raided re- lief headquarters with his mother in revenge for fancied neglect.
 His Victims: Mrs l.. w. Arden. 52. his mother. Miss Alice Irwin. 23, relief com mission visitor. | Miss Caroline Wallace. 45. relief supervisor and former World War nurse.
 l Two other relief commission em- ploycs were wounded in the relief station where the killer and his mother fired wildly. side by side, Into n mass of more than 100 help less office workers. | With Miss Wallace writhing at his feet. the paralytic placed his | smoking gun at hiS mothers head exchanged q long look with her then fired.
 Then he killed himself.
 The first murder, late yesterday afternoon occurred in the Ardens home, a twO-room fiat.
 Miss Irwin. went to the flat tc investigate Il request for rcinstate. mcnt to relief rolls.
 Police later found her body slumped in q chair. l At tho station Nicls Nelson, 47 n vocation director. and Miss Hazel Dugan. 35, head stenographer of | the office, were wounded.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-26
AIR MAIL PILOT
 BURNED TO DEATH

Pittsburg. Jan 2G-NUP)-An air mail pilot was burned to death today when his plane crashed after taking off from Municipal airpor, in sleet and rain storm. The pilot. Floyd Church. was flying the maiis from Newark. W. J.. to Co., lumbus, 0. Church, in q VIVA plane, landed at Municipal airpoi at 2:02 q. m. and took oft at 2:20 q. m. Weather was bad. and Church's plane was thought 10 have become ice coated in gaining altitude.
 Thcplanc circlcd the landing field few minutes and crashed in Il steel mill slag pile near the field It burst into flames. Church per- lshed before aid could reach him What mail he had aboard was not determined Immediately. The ship and its contents were almost conl- pletely destroyed. Authorities be- gan investigations.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-26
Plans OF Greatest Air Race
 EverAttenaptedAnnou

encountered in the spring from autumn to spring and back again" Present plans call for the air armada to leave either New York
 or Washington in october. Miami would be the jumping off point for South America. The shore line would be followed to Rio Do Ja-
 neiro, Montcvidco and Buenos Aires.
 Leaving Bucnos Aires dhe planes
 would hop the Andes Mountains to
 Santiago over n route followed by
 commercial nirlincs. They would then head back north, following the west coast of South and Gen.
 tral America to California. The fleet would continue 10
 Seattle and Vancouver. then down
 the homo stretch through Canada
 to tho starting point. Elapsed time probably would be about ono
 week. with four days spent In the
 air. Land planes of unrestricted types would be used.
 Tho route, aviation experts sad, would be much lcss dangerous than the recent 12.00O-mile Lon don-to- Melbourne flight in which only nine of the 20 entrants tln- ishcd. That race for n $60,O0O pureo was won by Q British team in n hours.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-26
NINETY-YEAR-OLD LOTHARIO MUST
 PAY UP $75,OOO
Stole Wife of NeighbOr So the Court Made Him
 Settle

New York, Jan 2G-(UP)-- Ninety-year old Col Horace J. Brookes of Martha's Vineyard, Mass. today was just q designing Vermont Lothario" in the eyes Of q supreme court jury, which or dcred him and Mrs Caroline c. Thompson. 66, to pay $75,000 dam- ages to Frederick l.. 0. Thompson, tho husband of an alleged triangle.
 Thompson. who Is G6. had sued for $1,000,000, alleging that his wii1 and Brookes falsely accused hlrA of attempting to poison Mrs ThTmpson In 1929. and had hiti committed to the Massa C h usetts in- sane asylum at Edgartowp. He claimed their conspiracy ruined his career us an artist.
 . It was developed during q two- weeks hearing before Justice Phil lip McCook, that Thompson had brought $500,000 alienation suit against Brookcs which his 52 days in tho asylum caused to be dis missed for lack of prosecution. II was revealed also that Brookes, an honorary colonel on the staff of tho governor of Vermont, had been generous patron of Thomp- son's art.
 Justice McCook charged the Jury to determine whether the colonel 'Was merely benevolent old gen tleman or n designing elderly Ver- mont Iothario."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-26
HARTFORD BOYS
 UNDER ARREST
Fear, a Co. Tel. 4-3isl

 Worcester, Mass. Jan. 2G--(UP) Two Hartford, Conn. youths wore held on attempted holdup charges today after police said they tried to hold up n drug store clerk during the night.
 The youths, Walter Klinas. lS. of (1f Westphal strecO West Hartford, and Ferdinand Roman, IS, of 837 Capitol avenue. we're 10 be questioned in connection with n series of 14 Saturday night hold ups during recent weeks.
 Police captured the pair In an utomobile after they ailegedly nt- tempetd to hold up Louis simmons. n Boston University student. Kli- mas, according to police. fired n shot into the floor and later was grabb by the hair by William L.. Simmons, proprietor of tho drug store, but escaped.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-26
GRAFT CHARGED
 IN PWA PROJECT

Washington, Jan. 2G--(UP)--A special District of Columbia fedcr- al grand Jury--the first impanellcd in 10 years-was summoned today to Investigate charges of graft in T. $4, 000,O00 PWA canal project in Texas. The inquiry may extend to other CWA projects. District At torney Leslie C. Garnett ordered the jury to meet Feb. 6 to hear charges said to involve eight or 10 PWA officials, including several in high positions.
 Summoning of the special grand Jury appeared 10 indicate the charges were considered of great seriousness. A special jury has not been called in the District of Co., lumbla since the famous Fall-Do- heny oil cases were instituted about 10 years ago. Decision to convene the grand jury followed extcnsivve Investigations by pWA Admlnis- trator Harold L. Ickcs and Louis P. Glavis. chief of tho interior department and PWA detective forces.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-26
Stock Market Lacked Features During Week
Very Little Progress Was Made-Ihe Exchange
 Might Just as We'll Have Been Closed

earnings of roads coming to light did not make favorable compari- son with last year. The street still hopes the congress will do somo- thing for the carriers to aid their purchases of equipment and pre-. vent any further defaults. Union Pacific gained u small amount while other leading issues were lower. General Electric stock was the outstanding feature of the week It was heavily traded at rising prices. coming within point of the years high. The company has invented a device that will facilitate long distance transmission of electrc power.
 Automobile production continued at high rate. General Motors firmcd in the Friday session on publication of the preliminary statement for 1884 showing earn ings around $2 a share.
 Tobaccos failed to follow up glowing reports on cigaret produc- ton. The output in 1894 set a now high record. Traders. however, had discounted that some time ago. and this week when the figures wore announced, the stocks declined on realizing.
 Communication stocks lost thcir recent snap with American Tele- phone slightly easier. The latter met support each time 1t declined below 104.
 Wall street observers expected little else than what the market did in view of the uncertainty sur rounding the gold clause decision.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-26
CHURCH MINSTREL COMMITTEE MEETS
St Patrick's Holy Manners Outline Plans for Show
 in March

Tentative arrangements for the annual presentation of the St Patrick's Holy Name Society min- strel and dance were announced at meeting of the officials this morning. The presentation will take place nt St Joseph's auditor ium Saturday evening, March 18th and the cast will be directed by Joseph Lezotte, who so sncce5s- fully filled this capacity in the past three years. Thomas Fitzmaurice will be in charge of the general committee. and music upon the &C., casion will be provided by TImmie Grove and his CoionialB. In &C., cordance with custom esta blished many years ago Irish songs will be featured.
 There will be meeting of the general committee at the LyceuIn tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at which time further plans will be discussed.
 The first rehearsal of the cast will also take place at this. time. The cast, 1t Is expected, will num- Der 60. The committee includes:
 Rev William Wirkus, honorary chairman: Thomas Fitzmaurclc, general chairman; Otto Herrmann. president: Michael Kitchen, ex- officio:' Michael Driscoll, vice -pres- ident: Mago Shcehan, treasurer; Charles Kelly. secretary; Henry P. McGrath, publicity; Francis Fitz- gerald, Francis Coughlin. James A. Phelan, Francis Hardy. John Gudonls. William Dwyer. James Barrett, Daniel Commerford, James Moore. Joseph Bowen, Patrick Garvey. Cyril Dunphy and Joseph Meehan
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-26
Colder Weather For
 Tomorrow Predicted
Mrs Vera ChernOss Hurt in Fall Last Nght-Light
 Snow Fall Fails to Hamper Traffic

Light snow fell during last night adding il little more to the cover- ing on tho ground that was form- cd earlier in the week when the city experienced its severest storm of the season. Milder temperature prevailed here today although the weatherman predicted slightly colder weather for tonight and tomorrow.
 Mrs Vera Chernoss, 70, of Viae street, is the latestSto suffer injur- les as q result of the weeks snow fall. Last night she slipped at tho corner. of Vine and Cherry streets. x-rays were to be taken at St Mary's hospital otday to ascertain whether or not one of her legs is fractured.
 The mercury stayed. low in the thermometers yesterday. Towards noon today. however, 1t, reached be" yond the 20 above mark. At mid night last night 1t was 17 above while at 2. ana C o'clock the read- ing on the Democrats recording thermometer was l5 above.
 The rise in the temperature was noted between 6 and z o'clock this morning when the mercury rose to to the 17 above point. At s o'clock 1t was advanced two more de- srees. And so on until non today there was q gradual rise in the mercury. ., H.
 The light snow fal lthat fell last night did not hamper fife much. However. street department and trolley employees were on the job carly, the former clearing cross walks and sanding hilly streets and the latter thawing out frozen switches and 50 forth. Bus sched- ules were unhampercd this morn ing The usual large force of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-26
BYE LNIER c. WALiZER (Cnited Prcss Financial Editor

New York, aJn. 26 - (UP) - A maJorit yof issues huctuated in q fractional area in today's short session on the Stock Exchange. The only feature was the markets dullness,
 Bonds, on the other hand. were fairly active with prices irregularly higher. U. s. governments were dull and mixed. Grains were steady to firm and other commodities sagged slightly.
 The dollar moved up in terms of foreign exchange, especially the , gold bloc currcncies which have now lost lost support of gold buy ing by Americans. The last ship which can arrive here with gold before February has left. Bank CTS, not caring to risk an adverse supreme court decision on the gold clause, have therefore discon- tinued gold purchases.
 Only half dozen or 50 stocks broke out of q point area. Armour preferred, one of these. jumped nearly points to q new high at l02 Is. Brooklyn Manhattan Transit rose 9 Is to 40 7-8 in q higher local traction group. Case lost more than point in the farm division. North American Edison preferred rose more than a point in q slightly irregular utility sec- ton. U. s. Rubber preferred and American Woolen preferred each lost point.
 Paramount certificates led the
 market in activity. It's transactions were four times the next most ac- tive issue--General Electric. Jt rose 5-8 point to 1-s, and its bonds also were higher. The street heard reports of new deveiopments of a favorable character in the re- organization plan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-26
Testimonial For
 Prof. c. Ruggiero

Tho Italians of Waterbury under the auspices of the local cha ptcr of Italian War Vetcr- ans will pay tribute shortly to ono Of their most prominent couDtrymcn in this city, Pro-
 lessor GcnerOso RuggierO. The occasion will be I'm Obscrv- ancc of his 25th anniversary as a resident of this city. A banquet in his honor will be held on Thursday evening, February 2Bth, at the Elton. Frank Mnrucci Is chairman of tine committee of arrange mcntS.
 During the past few years Professor RuggfcrO has paint cd the likeness of tine city's and nations outstanding clti- Zcns. He has letters of acknowledgment from Prcsi- dent Roosevelt, MnrcOni, Gov crnOr Cross, Llcntcnant-GOy- crnOr Frank Hayes and many others.
 Since coming to Waterbury n quarter of n century ago the professor has played a very active part in the affairs of the Italian people. His ability as an artist has been dcmOn- strted most cOnvlncingly on numerous occasions. Ills many friends apd admirers will join in the community tribute to him as n citizen and as an ar- fist,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-26
BY LYLE A. BROoKOVEis (COpyrIght 1883 By United Press

Washington. Jan 28 = (U.PD-- Plans for the greatest air rnce in history" A 20,OO0-inile dash around the Americas--were reveai- cd exclusively to the United press to-day.
 Leading racing pilots Of tho world have been approached by n group of aviation enthusiasts head cd by Elliott Roosevelt. son of the nations air-minded first family, and many have indicated thtir in- tention to compete.
 The group has been negotiating for weeks with prominent men. in- cluding Il leading automobile man ufacturer. and announcement of sponsors for the race was expect cd to-day. Prizes aggregating $100. 900 or moro are expected.
 Veteran racing pilots predicted tho 20, 000-mile course circlipg tho shores of North, Central and South America would be covered in 100 flying hours--aii average sustained speed of 200 miles an hour.
 The race, 1t was expected, would provide a gruelling test for modetn airplancs and flying skill of tho worlds hest racing pilots. Many kinds of fiying conditions would be