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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-22
The GreenneSS of
 Distant Fields
By DAN PARKER

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-22
BY HENRY AfcLEMORE United Press Stan Correspondent

United Press Stan COrrespOndent)
 Daytona Beach, Fla, Feb 23.-- (UP)-If Sir Malcolm Campbell is unable to coax a speed of 300 miles an hour from his mighty Blucbird, there is a young North Carolina tobacco farmer who will catch the first train south and show him hohw to do it.
 And if the North Carolinfan should fail there is a Massachu- setts fisherman, an Idaho potato grower, and a silk hosiery sales- man from Jacksonville ready to step into the cockpit and daredevil all over the beach.
 These gentlemen, along with several others, have volunteered by mail since Sir Malcolm arrived in America. Letters from would be racing drivers fill the Brltisher's mail every day, as do helpful hints on speed from amateur engineers and mechanics.
 The North Carolina tobacco farmer, after advising he was 22, broke, and disgusted, had this to say:
 1T think that Bluebird thing of yours can go 300 and I'm the man for the job. l will give it all the gas it's got, and if it kills me thatll be all right too.
 I'm tired of farming anyway. I ain't afraid of high speeds, be- cause I ain't never been that fast. The fastest l ever went was 60 per. but the car I was in was so rattly 1t felt like 500. Give me a chance at that baby of yours and I'll push it along. Don't think I'm nuts. Drop me a line, right away and down I'll come."
 A MT John Deadle of Whitefis:l Falls, Ont, wrote in to-day to point out a grave mistake in the construction of the Blue5ird--a mistake which MT Deagle thinks will send Sir Malcolm straight up among the angels.
 According to what I can sec from the photos," wrote Mir Deagle, ''the front and back ends of your racer stick, out beyond the axles At the enormous speed at which you travel such a construction has a tendency to cause your car tot develop a sWaying motion that will quickly develop into a to and fro, alternating movement. If you wish to test out what I mean se- curely bolt one or two ordinary railroad rails under an ordinary car, well extended out over the axles. and try and drive fast. You'll find it terrible. So fix Bluebird up. Bear in mind that you owe it to your family, your friends, your country, your sci- ence, and the motoring world not to unnecessarily jeopardize your self"
 The Idaho daredevil in proposing Bluebird be turned over to him, confessed an unhappy marriage, and its resultant alimony, caused him to seek drivers seat.
 My wife never would catch me in that buggy of yours," he wrote.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-22
|RAMACE AGAIN
 PROVES VICTIM
 OF LOUIS FISTS
West Coast Heavyweight Fails to Last 2 Rounds
 Against Negro

Los Angeles, Feb 22.-(UP)- The left fist of Joe Louis. Detroit negro sensation, had gained him another knockout victory today and eliminated Lee Ramage of San Diego from heavyweight cham pionship competition.
 The left, swung from the hip, caught Q groggy Ramage flush on the jaw in the second of a sched- uled f0-round bout at Wrigley field last night and 12,00O spectators started for the exits.
 Mere FOrmality
 It Commander Jack Kenworth, a survivor of the recent crash of the U. s. navy's giant dirigible, Macon, started to count over the San Diego youth but the referees gesture was unnecessary.
 Ramage's seconds threw in the towel.
 A roundhouse right to the head put Ramage in trouble almost at the opening bell. He survived the first round only by expert foot work.
 Louis weighed 196 pounds, Ram- age 193.
 The knockout was the second Louis scored over Ramage, the previous one in a bout in Chicago last December.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-22
PAPER BOX PIN PICK UPS

Attention Bewlers! All members of the Waterbury Paper Box Bowl ing League are asked to be present at the meeting following the bowl ing Friday night, February 22nd. The meeting will concern the ar engagements for the coming bowl ing banquet which will be held the latter part of March. thank you.
 Boy, that Cipriano team sure is going great guns lately. They beat Banslaben's Earbenders three games two weeks ago and to show that it wasn't a fiuke they came back last Friday and trounced three games out of Allen.
 Bob Mulhern starred for Cip- riano's Hot-Shots with scores of 104, 97 anr 116 for Q high three of 317. Keep going Bob, your average is still climbing.
 Bansleben's Earbenders are slip ping every week. They lost two Docs last week without a struggle, but struggled plenty to win the third.
 As a result of losing these two games Bansleben dropped to third ond. Cipriano moved from last place to second in three weeks. Kind of record they made, hey, what?
 It seems that Tony Sacco has Q habit of either taking high single or high three every week. You surely want to stay on top. don't you Tony?
 Joe Boucher was absent last week from Douglas team. That's perfectly all right Joe, we under- stand your absence. Good luck to you.
 Employees and members of the Paper Box League attended the Valentine dance given by the Wa tertown Relief Committee at Wa tertown last Thursday. I hope they all had a good time including An toinette.
 Corrine Santo dropped down to sec us last week, but she had to leave right away. Let's hope you come down for good next time, Corrine.
 Bowling is scheduled at o'clock and all bowlers are urged to be on time for the remainder of the sea- son.
 Headlines in Naugatuck paper: Local Boy Makes Good" Proxy Fra Lucas is that why you were late?
 Whats the excuse this time Ed die Kaliss? Indigestion? Eddie is a newly-wed you know.
 Vic Douglas entered the sea last week. Lots of luck to you and the Mrs, Victor.
 Ang Cipriano had streak of luck Friday. We'll bet your old teammate '"The Great Di Br' brought 1t down to you.
 There's one thing that always re- turns to the back of its owner, That's Varanelli's suspenders."
 The dance must have been too Lemay.
 Let's buy Johnny Loccone a pair of stilts. He needs them.
 Sacco and Varanelli are always debating on nothing versus nothing.
 When you hear Hee Flaw, down the alleys you'll know Timothy Daly is around.
 Keep 1t up Helen Delaney you'll soon go over the top.
 Mary Douglas do you hypnotize the pins or bribe the pin boys?
 How's your little Soldier Boy, Joe Damulis? A military chest seems to attract the ladies, hey Joe?
 Newton was late as he had to say goodbye to the folks "out Thar" in Naugy.
 wonder if the pins look like nursery bottles or oil cans to Billy Vail. He sees so much of both.
 Bansleben Is satisfied because his team won the first life of the sea son.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-22
THOMASTON HOOP
 SQUAD IN FINAL
 HOMECOURT GAME
Special to The Democrat)

Thomaston, Feb 22-Thomaston high takes on Litchfield highs quintet at the local gym tonight in the last home game of the season. The result of tonight's game will determine whether or not the red and blue will see action in the state c and D tournament later in the season. Both Litchfield and Thomaston are class c teams. The locals lost to Litchfield early in the season. Litchfield, after its sur- prise upset of the championship Leavenworth team last week, is favored to beat the Clock Towners tonight.
 In the preliminary game the Thomaston Ponies oppose the Litchfield Cowboys.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-22
NAUGATUCK " SPORTS
Wednesday Night Bowling

Bill Galgot bowled 145 for high single and 341 for high three strings in the regular league matches last night. His group de. feated John Vests 3 to 1. Louis Triano's combine split with Will liam Roemers and 2. 1135-113C. Dr H. c. Roff's group took 4 straight from Idris Alderson's. 1212-1142, Dr Roff's team is in first place with 16 out of 20 points won. Galgot's team is second with Il wins.
 VolIey Ball Tomorrow
 The Naugatuck Y. M. c. A. vol leyball team will play the Bridge port "" team in Bridgeport to- morrow afternoon at o'clock. The group will leave Naugatuck at 2:3O D. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-22
TAK.A-PINS KEEP
 UP DUCKPIN LEAD
T-Pins Beaten in Two of Three GameS-Hav=
 a-PinS ViCtOrS
Special to the Dc,nocran

Oakville. February 22 - Mildred Decker's Tak-a-Pins showed plenty of Washingtonian impetus last night as they peummelled Rachael Cruickshank's T-Pins in two out of three games to increase their lead in the Oalxville Pin Shop Girls Bowling League to eight full games over the Hav-a-Pins in the feature match of the weekly double header at the Community House Drives.
 In the other canto Angie Cecll's Hav-a-Pins retained their hold on second place, trouncing Flora Fowler's Mailing Pins in two of three games.
 The agonies in details:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-22

which is tied for the lead with St Hedwig's will meet St Francis and St Hedwig's will face Hop Brook. In the third game, Salem and Prospect will clash. If both Gen. tral avenue and St Hedwig's win tonight they will probably have to meet in playoq possibly next next week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-22
BOSTON CUBS SHOW
 CLASS IN STRONG ATTACK IN FOE
Quebec Set Down By 6-l Margin in Can-Am
 Hockey Game
(By United Press)

The Boston Cubs, in a vengeful mood after losing two straight games, handed the Quebec Beavers one of their worst defeats of the season in trimming them 6-1 at Boston Arena last night.
 The victory increases the Cubs lead in the Can-Am Hockey league race to nine points, and leaves the Beavers in a deadlock with the Providence Reds for second place.
 The Cubs took the lead in the first period on goal by Giroux and added two more in the second before Runge tallied the only Que- bee goal. The last season was a rout with the Cubs blasting three more goals into the net.
 Standing of the Clubs:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-22
WRESTLING
(Ry United Pressl

New York-Jim Browning, Mis- ouri, threw Sandor Szabo, Hun gary; Alphonse Bisignano, Italy. threw Sun Jennings, Oklahoma: Nick Lutze, California, threw Mike Romano, Italy; John Swenski, Massachusetts, threw Abe Gold berg. California: Mayes McClain, Iowa, decisioned George Hagen, New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-22
Ruth To Be Yankee Bench WarnerAt$17,5OC
TO-DAY,S SPORT PARADE

And that would make all the risks worth while. I'll bring my own uniform, goggles and all. And all you'll have to do is fill that Blue bird up with gas and stand back. It'll be 300 or me-"
 The silk hosiery salesman's talk ing point was based on his knowl- edge of bad roads.
 Copyright 1885 by United Press)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-22
POsTMAN's HOLIDAY

Oshkosh, Wis --(UP)-Fred H. Hover, 75, retired postman who still walks 12 miles day just from force of habit, figures he has walk ed a distance evuivalent to 10 times around the world during his lifetime. He retired eight years ago,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-22
Borough Bremen
 Lose to PaddOcks
(SDecIal to The DemUcrat)

Naugatuck, Feb 22-Naugatuck firemen lost to the Paddock A. C.. bask etball team of Milford in an interesting hoop contest last night by 40-36 score.
 The locals played we'll consider ing the fact the game was played in Milford and they have not played much basketball this winter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-22

Score at half time-Meriden 16, Princeton 10. Referee-Phil Cas- man. Time-Four 10-minute per- iods.
 Princeton Girls dropped another engagement, their second in as many nights, losing to the Walling- ford Hungarian Girls IS to II, in a preliminary game.
 In total points scored, during five games between the Meriden Endees and Watertown Princetons, only four points difference was made in the winners favor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-22
WOMAN ATTACKED BY COW

.Xenia, O-UP)-Mrs l.. s. o. Day was injured seriously when she was attacked by COW while working on her farm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-22
FAST GRAMMAR GAMES
 IN NAUGATUCK LOOP
fsnecial to The Democrat,

Especial to The DemOcrat)
 Naugatuck, Feb 22 - The final scheduled matches in the Nauga- tuck Grammar school league will be played tonight in the high school gymnasium. Central avenue,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-22
BY OLD TIMER
League Records

High single--Brooks, 1858; high three, Tato, 419: high team singel, Stock room, 60G: high three, Roll, 1884; high individual single. No mark, Conway Garland 97.
 TO "Jumpnig" John Shaw of the Office goes high three for last week, Johns body Englished a total of 371 pins over, and came back to the bench each time with a smile from ear-to-ear as he smacked the naples a-plenty. We hear that John was visiting his old haunts, wheer he first learned to rolled skate. and we've already asked the ever genial John to be ready to tell us about 1t, at the banquet.
 Scheduled to bowl in Williman. tic with the "Blue Ribbons" Bill Tato stayed at home to help his mates take two from the fast Machine crew.
 Revenge is sweet, so sighed the Chargers who drafted Big Ed Far- ley into action and promptly, not only defeated the Shippers three games, but also knocked them out of the money. Farley rolled in place of Ducky Richmond, who has a bad foot and most likely will roll no more this season. We extend our sympathy Ducky.
 The -Four Lost Men" from the Research, again as usual lost three games, and trainer Lew Theln is ready to sell the outfit, for the most cigar coupons he can get.
 The Tubers ha dan easy time winning three from the cellar
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-22
YAWN DISIOCATED JAW

Portland, Ore-(UP)-Clar Potampo awoke with a vast yawn and dislocated his lower jaw. It took three doctors three hours to reset it.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-22
lnding of the clubs:
American Division
,,,.., Do.,.s

Last Night's Results St Louis 4, Americans 3; Chi cago 8. Canadiens 1; Detroit 5. Maroons 1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-22

536 51S 531--15S5 High slngie-Ropelewski, 15i. High Three--calo, 371. High Team-Ideai Paint Co. l72b.
, 1935-08-20
ACERCA De LAS
ELECCIONES
EN- n. Leon
Ell Porque Sc Declare
La Nulidad De La
Votacion En- FL Edo.
De Nuevo Leon

MEXICO, d. f., Agosto 20.-AT-
En- concepto del Comite Executive del
Partido Nacional Revolucionario de-
be deciararse Ia nulidad de las pa
sadas elecciones para poderes loca-
les efectuadas en- Ell Estado de Nue.
70 Leon, considerandose que esta
resolution aplaza por algunaS Sc
nlanas Ia tranquilidad polftica que
Sc deriva de Ia solucion pacifica de
un problema apasionante como es
una Campaha Electoral. 81 los be-
neficios no solo locales sino nacio-
males de IA tests sustentada dan
compensation, Ell Comite Executive
Nacional del Partido Nacional Re
vo.ucionario fundamental esta tesSs
en- Ia necesidad de asentar Ia orEa-
nizacion politica de los eStados So
bre la voluntad autentica de los pue-
bicS, evitando que Se proStituyan o
Sc vulneren las praticaS democrati-
cas-. v Ell mismo Partido Nacional
Revolucionario eSpera que en- la
nUeva Campana Surjan los verda-
deros depoSitarioS de Ia yoluntad
popular en- Ell Estado de Nuevo Leon,
dando verdadeTo sentido a las cleo
clones para que elias no constitu-
zen una forma vacia de TODD conte-
Eido democratico.
, 1935-08-20
Hogan de Placemes

III hogar del Sr. Pedro Morales,
cnnocido reSidente de esta ciudad,
s. e~ncuentra de placemes por haber
llegado un nuevo reredero.
FL ST.. Morales es Ell padre de un
nrevo vastago, Ell cual vino a ale
gfar Ell hogar de sus padres recien-
temente. Los esposos Morales, han
recibido muchaS felicitaciones dc
peyte de sus amistades, por In lie
gad9 del nuevo heredero.
r. hogar de los esposos Morales
Sc encuentra ubicado en- las Gales
IA v Ringgold.
La Sra. esposa del ST.. Morales,
Guadalupe Cuellar de Morales, Y Ell
bebe sc encuentran gozando de ca
bal Salud.
FL DR.. Jose A. del Castillo aten-
dc a Ia sra. de Morales.
, 1935-08-20
Ell SUBSECRETARI0
De c. Y 0BRAS PUBLICAS
Quienes Triunfaron
En- Ell Concurso

Muy concurrido eStuvo ell con-
curse de Shirley Temple, que Sc
hevo a cabo Ell lunes por la nocne
en- Ell Teatro Capitol de esta ciudad.
e ST.. Ramon Muhoz, sub-gerente
DE dicho teatro, declare hoy que Ell
concurso habia estado muy ANNA
do, habiendose presentado muchi-
simaS ninitas RESIDENCES de esra
ciudad para particular en- el con-
curse referido.
e concurSo era para eScoger Ia
rifita que sc parecieSe mas a la
fsmoSa actriz de cine Shirley Tenn
pie.
FL primer lugar del concurso 10
ocupo la nina Eva May johnson.
habiendo recibido como premio TN
haul, y una muneca que Sc parecia
a la famoSa actriz de cine.
Il Segundo lugar 10 ocupo Ia nj
nita Josefina Perez, quien deleito a
los preSentes con una serie de can
clones acompanada al piano por su
madre, la sra. Aurora Alvarez. -
ninita Perez Sc conquiSto muchas
pelmaS del publico.
e tercer premio lie correSpondIo
a Ia nina May Ann Belitz.
La ninita Perez recibio como pre-
MIC una hern1osa muneca.
La ninita Belitz recibio cuatro
passes al teatro como premio.
, 1935-08-20

CARRETERAS
DEL CONDADO
Hoy Regreso FL Juez
Gear c. Dancy De
Austin. Asistio A
Una Convention

FL Juez Oscar c. Dancy, del Con-
dado de Cameron. regreso hoy de
&C la capital del Estado, Austin, a
donde fue a c~onferenciar con MEM
bros del Comite de Carreteras del
EStado de Texas. tocante q Ia pro-
yectada carretera entire San Benito
y Harrington.
Fl Juez Dancy recomendo al De-
partamento de Carreteras que sc
ccnstruyeSe Ia ~carretera que Sc tie
ne proyectada para unir las dos
ciudadeS.
AL construirse la ~carretera que
decImoS, serA mucho mas facil
trsnsitar de una "a otra poblacion,
pueS ell canine que existe, es de-
nlasiado angoSto. v a wees insult
cierte para conducir Ell trafico que
aumenta cada dia.
AdemaS del asunto de las carre-
teraS, Ell Juez Dancy trato ell aSunto
&c los paruues publicos que Sc tienen
~proyectados para ell Condado de
Cameron, " Ell asunto dc In higienl-
zacion
, 1935-08-20

DEL DE
TRABAJO
Dice Que No Hay Mas
De 1,400 Obreros
En- Huelga En- Las
Minas De Mexico

MEXICO. =. r.. Agosto 2O.-AT-
Con motive de una information que
Sc publico en- el periodico New York
Herald Tribune. en- que Sc dijo que
nabia una epidemic &c huelgas en-
Mexico que afecta a mas de ounce
mil hombres de In industrial mine
re- el Departamento del Trabajo nos
miro las siguientes declaraciones:
"El criterio de Ia Revolution me-
xicana es que 81 hay mejoramiento
economico en- Ell sector patronal,
participe de dicho mejoramiento ell
sector trabajaGor. 81 durante los
amos Gle depression los trabajadores
aceptaron reducciones de salaries y
&c dias laborables para permitir a
las empresas continusr u expo
taciones y 81 estA demostrado que
paSada la crisis Ia situacion econo-
mica ha meiorado, los tr~abajadores
tienen derecho a demandar un me-
jcramiento proportional. Las sol-
c.tudeS que los trabaJadoreS mine
rvs han verido hacienda han sido
aceptadas p0r cast In totalidad &c
las empreSas mineraS v solo en- con-
tados casos dieron motive q huelgas
que han sido resueltas satisfactoria-
mente.
No sc MEGA pues que esos movi-
mientos hayan existido. pero en- ma
ne-a alguna significan alarma. pues
no han sido sino Ell resultado logico
dc un acomodamiento de caracteI
que Isl momentaneamen-
te amenaZo lesionar In economic de
determinadas empreSas, resueltas es-
tas huelgas acknowledgements. como
10 han sido. entire trabajadores y
patrones. consolinan definitiva-
mente las r~elaciones entire ambos
fsctores de In production.
Sc agrega en- las declaraci0nes e.
tadas que por 10 que respecta "a las
miSmaS huelgas, el DEPARTMENT.
De Traba1o ha intervenido c0ncilia-
tCriamente para su solucion-
De este modo fue como quedaror
resueltos los movimientos de hueI-
ga contra Ia FreSnilloS Mining Co.
en- Ell Estado de Zacatecas v de Ia
PotoSf Mining Co. en- ell Estado de
Chihuahua. Actualmerte los movi-
mjentos que afectan a In planta dc
Avalos de Ia American Smelling Co.
en Chihuahua v contra In Compa-
mia Rildun en- San Luis Potosf. en-
Ia primera de dichas plantas los ira
baIadores en- hueIga son go en- Ia
priniera y 100 en- Ia segunda o sea
I'm total de mil cuatrocientos ira
bajadores y de ningdn modo quin-
&c mil como asienta el periodico en-
question. EstoS dos movimientos De
huelga, segun manifesto Ell Depar-
tamento del Trabalo estAn tambien
er Was de arreglo.
, 1935-08-20
I'm
CANDIDATE A
COBERNADOR
En- Ell Esta d o De
V z. Esta
Identificado Con FL
Pueblo, Sc Dice
Especial para Fl Heraldo)

MEXICO, D. F., Agosto 20.-El
diputado federal Manlio Fabio Al
tamirano. rev0lucionario de convic-
clones. es postulado candidate para
governador del estado de Veracruz.
pcr el pueblo que en- maSa 10 res
palda por Ia labor altamente revo-
lucionaria que ha venido desarro-
llando en- pro de Ia clase proleta-
ria
Sc dice en- los circulos politicos
de esta capital que ell mencionado
Diputado Altamirano, QUEEN Sc en-
cuentra perfectamente identificado
con ell pueblo Veracruzano por SUI
ideologia revolucionaria, llegara q
Ia primera magistratura de esa es-
tidad federativa ungido por Ell vote
popular, y que una vez que haya
tornado possession de su alta inves-
titura como ~gobernante d~esarrolla-
rA su administration de acuerdo
con ell Plan Sexenal, en- beneficio
de las classes laborantes de esq po-
derosa regiono cumpliendose asf
con Ell programs de gcbierno de-
lineado por el c. General LAzaro
Cardenas. presidente de Ia Repu-
blica de Mexico.
, 1935-08-20
10 Encontr aron
Robandose I'm
Algodon

UGIA III ECIdAQOI
MATAMOROS, lamps. AgoSto 20.
-Parece ser que a pesar de las
actividades de Ia Policia en- esta
ciudad, v los castigos ejemplares
que impone " autoridad a las per-
sonas que Sc cedican a robar, siguen
cometiendoSe robos en- esta ciudad,
y en- otras parties del Municipio.
Les Sres. ESteban Saldana y Al
fonso Gonzalez Valdez, RESIDENCES
de la region conocida con ell NOM
bre del "Estero Seco". en- las
afueras de Matamoros, remitieron
On Ia Comandancia de Policia Gle
esta ciudad a un individuo. a quien
'segun declararon a las autoridades
Policiacas, sorprendieron robando
algodon de un plantio de equal
.lugar.
Fl individuo Sc encontraba pig
cando Ia libra, cuando 10 sorpreTS
dieron, habiendole decomisado una
SAGA" y una pizcadora.
DeSpues de haber entregado al
indtviduo a las autoridads, Sc regre-
saron los senores referidos.
Hace algunos diaS que sorpren-
dieron q otros individuos robando
algodon de otro de los plantios que
Sc encuentran en- Ia municipalidad,
habiendose aprehendido a los in
dividuos que comedian tai robo, que
era de consideration. pues segun in
formaron a la Policfa, &c habian TO
nado 500 Nbras de alROd0n.