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, 1935-06-11
Los ROTARIOS
IRAN A LA
CAPITAL
Asistiran A La
Convention Que Sc
Verificara En- Esa
Ciudad
Especial para FL Heraldo)

NSpeCldl para II
MATAMOROS, lamps. JUNO IL
Informes que nos p~roporciono ell ST..
Eduardo NJ. Jaime, Maestro Mecca
nico de los talleres del Ferrocar-il
en eSta ciudad, nos hacen saber que
Ell dia Is del preSente uegarAn a
MatamoroS, SuficienteS coches
Pullman" para acomodar a los
miembros de los clubs Rotarios y
LeoneS que pasarAn por esta ciudad
COZ. destino a la Ciudad de Mexico.
o Ell fin de asistir a la Convention
de RotarioS que Sc efectuara en- Ia
Ciudad de los Palacios. principian-
do el dia Is del presente mes.
1nformeS que Sc recibieron en- eSta
CiLdad dicen que viene un buen
rumero de personals de algunas ciu-
dades de los EStados Unidos del
Norte. principalmente del vecino
EStado de Texas.
Un contingente de Rotarios, re-
sidentes de MatamoroS, harAn 81
vlaje a Ia ciudad de Mexico con
objeto de asistir a Ia Convention
"Es cast SECURE que mas personals
aprovecharian Ia oportunidad dc
visitar Mexico. 81 es que los ZERO
CARRIES hubiesen reducido sus cuo-
tas en- esta OCCASION, como 10 hi
cieron en- otras parties del pals"
declare ell ST.. Esteban Gonzalez An
oira. Administrator de Correos de
Matamoros y Presidente del Club
Rotario en- esta ciudad.
El programa de ~festeios que Sc
desarrollara en- Ia ciudad de Me-
xico con motive de la convention
oe Rotarios, sera muy fucido, y Sc
destacaran en- Ell program. las COS
tumbres 0olklore) de las diferentes
regioneS del pals.
, 1935-06-11
La
Sc ANA DEL
Sonaron Silbatos De
L~ocomotoras En- La
Estacion de H'gen
Ell Lunes

para III cA@Ad0
HARLINGEN, Texas. JUNO H.
Aver sc inicio en- esta ciudad, q las
ocho de la mafana, Ia "Semana de
los Ferrocarriles."
La Srita. Julia Bolts. hizo fun
cionar I'm silbato de locomotora a
Ia bora indicada, para lamar In
atencion a Ia fiesta.
o. w. williams. ~presidente del
comite de los ~ferrocarriles, declare
que Sc habia obsequiado o. 90 per-
sonas en- ell restaurant del Hotel
Madison.
Las personals que courtroom al
agasajo. fueron h~ueespedes de los
agasajo. fueron huespedes de los
ern Pacific"
Durante Ia Semana. representan-
ties de los ferrocarriles referidos, Sc
p~reSentaran ante varios clubs de
esta ciudad. e~xphcando las ven-
tajas que ofrecen los ferrocarriles a
Ia region
, 1935-06-11
Fallecio Ell Nino
G. Rodriguez, Aver

Fl niho Jose Guadalupe Rodri-
Euez. de 9 meses de edad, fallecio
en- Ia reSidnecia de Sus padres, 929
Gale Ringgold, el lunes por la tarde.
q la una Y media.
FL Sepelio del cadAver del nino
Rodriguez. Sc verificara hoy a las
cuatro de la tarde. inhumAndose Ell
cuerpo en- Ell Cementerio Antique
oe eSta ciudad.
r. cadaver del ninito, SerA lie
vado al Santuario de NueStra Sc
nora de Guadalupe en- esta ciudad.
donde sc lie haran las honraS fu-
nebres.
Los padres del ninito Rodriguez
90 Ell ST.. Guadalupe Rodriguez v
Ia Sra. Rosa de Leon de Rodriguez.
La Agencia de InhumacioneS
Delta" tendra a cargo los fune-
raleS-
, 1935-06-11
SOCZALES

FL vierneS, 7 del actual, q las 500
p m. 81 verified en- Ia Residential
Gel Sr. Gonzalo Barron, is West
st Charles, un Linen and Lin
gerie Shower" en- honor de Ia Srita.
Virginia Cara.
La fiestecita la organize Ia Srita.
Raquel Cara. hermana de la Srita.
EgaSajada.
La Srita. Virginia Cara contraera
matrimonio Ell dia rs de los pre-
series con Ell ST.. Alfonso Alonzo,
conocido residente de eSta ciudad.
La reunion sc VIC muy concur a,
asistiendo numerosas amistades de
Ia ~agasajada.
Sc Sirvio punch y ~panecillos a
las personals ~preSentes.
Las Siguientes personals asistieron
a. shower:
SritaS: Carmela Alon7o, Lucia
Barron, Matte S. Ellis. Zoila. Rosa
y Argentina Cara, Isabel v Eloisa
Lopez. Eulalia Tijerina, Francisco
" Rebeca Villarreal, Alicia Barreda.
Conception OReily, Rosa Esperanto
del Castillo. Consuelo y Alicia Cue
IRA, Trina EspinoSa, Abigail Cavazos,
Anita y Etelvina Lopez. Ii v Es-
theT Flores. Virginia Cara. Marie
Price. Librada CavazoS. Lucia Pa
rrs. Beatriz y Bertha Champion.
Estela Martinez, Zoila Eloisa
Marquee. Leonor y Lila Soils. re-
Sidentes de Tampico. lamps, y
Victoria y Leonor Cara.
Sras.: r. Barron: Adela @. de Ia
Cara, Lucia @. BeSteiro. II. Ba-
rreda L. Cara, y 4. Valent.
Las personals que enviaron rega-
los a la Srita. Cara fueron las 81
guienteS Ninfa Pacheco y hernia
mas. Dora del Socorro d Lura.
Diamantina Y Armandina Cantd.
Maria del Socorro Torres. Margarita
Soils. Sra. Elena Marion de Con-
z&lez. Effie Kandelaris v Mickey"
Lozano.
, 1935-06-11

Hoy N la tarde. a las cinco. Sc
verificar&n los ~funerales de Ia nina
Della Garcia, hija del ST.. Melesio
Garcia y de Ia Sra. Elvira Zuniga
de Garcia.
La nihita Garcia fallecio ell mar
Tees a las cuatro y media de la
mahana, en- Ia Residential de Sus
padres. Gale Madison No. SIS.
Fl cadaver ser& inhumado en- Ell
Cementerio Antique de esta ciudad.
Sc trasladarA Ell cuerpo, antes del
sepelio. a Ia IgleSia de la Inmacu-
lada Conception. donde sc le harAn
las exequiaS.
La Agencia de Inhumaciones Del
Ca, Sc e~ncargara de los funeraleS
, 1935-06-11
NUEVA mesa
DIRECTIVA EN-
SAN BENITO
I O m O Possession E N
E S Gu d a d Ell
L n p o L a
Noche

SAN BENITO. Texas. JUNO IL.
En- IN banquete que Sc celebro
anoche en- e. Hotel "Stonewall
Jackson" de esta ciudad. Sc instalo
la nueva mesa Directiva del Club
de "Leones".
FL ST.. Charles w. Allison. es el
nuevo presidente de dicho Club en-
San Benito.
Los demas miembros de IA mesa
directiva son las siguientes per-
sonas: H. j. GlaSscock, primer vice
presidente: r. NJ. Collins. segundo
vice-presidente: Z. w. Fritz Ed
wards. tercer vice presidente; ]. P.
Collins, S%ecretario: Rudolph Ben
dixen. Tesorero; Rev. James Black.
"Domador" y Pete Christensen.
ayudante. &C. Hamilton y l.. II.
Warburton. tambien pertenecen a
Ia mesa Directiva.
Despues del banquete, Sc veri-
IS un bale en- honor de los dele
gadoS que aSistieron a Ia toma de
possession de la nueva DIRECTIVE.
, 1935-06-11
Choque de Autos
En- la Carretera
De Harrington
Especial para Fl Heraldo)

NL<oRIlAaA RaAa -
HARLINGEN, Texas, JUNO IL
En- I'm choque dc AUTOMOBILES cue
ocurri6 Il Lunes por In tarde en- I'm
intersection de Ia c~arretera San
Benito-B Brownsville en- esta ciudads
Ia sra. "A. II. GARNER " u tres
hijas. RESIDENCES de Elsa. sIlfrierun
algunas escoriaciones. cuando el
auto en- que viajaban, choco con el
az william Anderson. residente do
Brownsville.
Lawson Anglin. Agente de Ira
fico del Condado dc Cameron quien
investigo Ell ~accidente. declare quo
Ell choque Sc debio a que un auto
mvll que venia por una de las CO.
r~reteras. no 10 detuvc Su tripulante.
habiendo desobedecido Una sehAl dB
trafico. siendo eSa In causa de que
chocaran los AUTOMOBILES en- lon
que viaIaban In Sra. Garner W AM
derSon. wv
, 1935-06-11
ROBAR0N
$50 DOLARES
De Una Residencia En-
Harrington; Ell Ladron
Dejo Huellas
Especial para Fl Heraldo)

HARLINGEN, Texas. JUNO H.
Un amigo de 10 ageno. Sc introduce
q Ia Residential del ST.. Walter Iver-
son. Ell Domingo en- la madrugada.
logrando robarse un portamoneda.
que contenia $50 dolares.
La familia IverSon, sc encontra-
ba en- Ia Residential, pero no sc dio
cuenta del ladron, debido a que
este Sc habia quitado ell calzado.
antes de entrar a la casa. Logro
introducirse a la Residential. por una
ventana desques de haber quitado
la tela de alambre.
FL ladron dejo huellas en- los
cuartos de la casa. y en- el marco
de Ia ventana. notandose que an
daba descalzo. habiendoSe puesto
los zapatos despueS de que salio de
la casa. como puodo notar Ia Poll
cfa, por las huellas que dejo en- Ell
patio.
La portamoneda la encontraron
tirada en- un callejon continguo a Ia
Residential de los Iverson.
No habia logrado la Policia locali-
Ear al ladron.
, 1935-06-11
|mP0RTANTES 0BRAS EN- MATAM0R0S
Encontraron Un
Dinero Enterrado

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, JUNO
1L.-Los Agentes del GobiernO
Federal recObraron hoy 90.7OO
d6Iares mas del dinero que page
Ia acaudalada familia Weyer-
haeuser n los ~plagiariOs del nihp
George Weyerhaeuser.
FL dinero 10 encontraron EN-
terrado, envuelto en- un costal y
en- hule, cerca del canon "Immi-
grafton, cinco miIlas al sur de
esta ciudad.
Las autoridades buscan a las
demas personals que hayan parti-
cipadO en- Ell secuestr0 del niho.
Con In cantidad que sc neon
tro, asciende ell total del dinero
que han recObrado los agentes q
SI1O,OOe.
, 1935-06-11
CONVENTION
EN- WILLACY
De Veteranos De Guerras
Extranjeras; Organiza-
ran Una Sociedad
CEspecal para Fl Heraldol

RAYMONDVILLE, Texas, JUNO
il.-El Jueves sc verificara un
mitin de los Veteranos de la
Guerras Extranjeras en- esta ciudad.
con ell fin de organizarse.
Arthur w. Pigot. residente de
Brownsville. Vice-C omandante de
la asociacion de VeteranoS de las
Guerras Extranjeras en- ell Estado de
Texas. v Elmo r. Nose. Comandante
del Sexto Distrito. vendran a esta
ciudad a organizar la nueva aso-
ciacion.
Sc hace un llamado a todas las
personals que hayan prestado suS
servicios al Gobierno en- las guerras
para que asistan a la reunion.
VendrAn representatives de todas
las organizaciones de los Vetera-
nos en- ell Vale del Rio Grande.
Sc esta preparando n barba-
Goa, cor la cual sc obSequiara "a las
personals que asistan a Ia reunion.
, 1935-06-11

Los I~ngenieroS de la Comision In
ternacional de Limites del Vale
= Rio Grande Sc encuentran diri-
giendo los trabajos de defensa y
reparacion a las obras de defensa
contra inundaciones que Sc en-
cuentran en- ell lado Americana del
Bravo.
Muchos hombreS sc e%ncuentran
trabajando en- los bordos de defensa.
pues el Rio. eSfablecio un record el
Lunes por la tarde. al indicar el
iiuviometro 1876 pies de aqua.
No sc habian roto los Dor
dos de defenSa del lado Americana
del Bravo. Los trabajadores pa
trullan de dia Y de noche las de-
fensas para evitar que ocurra un
deSperfecto.
, 1935-06-11
Presento Quea
Un Residente
Especial para FL Heraldo)

tESpecial para Fl Heraldol
MATAMOROS. lamps. JUNO IL.
La Policia aprehendio a un in
dividuo. residente de Matamoros,
despues de haberse quejado otro re-
sidente de esta ciudad de que 10
hsh'1 amasado con una pistola.
Sc cito al quejoSo para que COM
pareciera hoy ante las autoridades
Municipales.
, 1935-06-11
Apedrearon A
I'm J~ovencitO
En- Matamoros
Especial para Fl Heraldol

MATAMOROS. lamps. JUNO IL.
p. Castillo, con domicilio en- los
Talleres del Ferrocarril. Sc presen-
TO a la Central de Policia en- esta
ciudad. m~anifestando que un menor
de edad lie habia dado n pedrada
a su hijo Fidencio Castillo.
Sc dio orden a Ia Policia para in
vestigar. citandoSe ell quejoSo para
las nueve horas de hoy.
, 1935-06-11
Presunto Ladron
Detenido en- Mats.

tEopcCAhl pdAd III A~Aa4NOf
MATAMOROS. lamps. Juno IL
La Policia aprehendio a un indi-
viduo. quien Sc encuentra detenido,
n:entras Sc hacen las inveStiga-
clones correspondence acerca del
robo de una pistola As escuadra que
fue robada q un residente de esta
ciudad.
, 1935-06-11
Los Remitieron
Por Rijosos

Especial para Fl Heraldol
MATAMOROS. lamps, JUNO IL.
Ell Cabo Habilitado No. 3. remi-
ito anoche a IL Comandancia de
Policia de esta ciudad. a dos memo
res de edad, por haberlos sorpren-
did cuando renian en- In banqueta
frente al Cine Mejico.
, 1935-06-11
Notas Conas
De La .Ciudad

Bill Merriweather. c~ontratista de
San Benito, visito Brownsville el
Lunes.
FL Juez de PaZ Raul Dominguez
saldra proximamente para lie ciu-
dad de Galveston, lugar donde Sc
e~ncuentra Su eSposa.
FL ST.. Dominguez ira a Galveston
con Ell fin de acompahar a su es-
poSa a esta ciudad.
La Sra. de Domnguez, Sufrio IL
gera enfermedad. segdn declare el
JueZ, cuando Sc encontraba visi-
tando a u parientes EN- dicha
ciudad.
Fueron a recibir al ST.. S~ecretario
de Comunicaciones y Obras Publi-
cas- ST.. r. Elias Gales a 81 lie
gada al aereopuerto de Brownsville,
los Sres. Alexandra M. Bravo Y
Andres Villarreal Garcia, dandole
la bienvenida en- representation del
Sr. Consul de Mexico en- esta ciudad.
Juan Jose de Ia Cara. quien no
pudo asistir debido a que systemic
una conferencia en- San Benito.
, 1935-06-11
EstadiStica

Las ~siguientes licencias matri-
moniales fueron expedidas por Ia
Oficina en- la Corte del Condado de
Cameron:
EIwood Bishop y Lucille Fox.
, 1935-06-11
Ell Tempo

Brownsville y ell Vallei Seguira
nuhlado hoy v Ell microbes. pro-
bablemente llovera mas.
III rio comenzara a bajar dentro
de "a a 80 horas en- esta ciudad. pero
subir& de nivel. de Laredo a Hidal-
& dentro de algunos dias, dehido
NJ las lluvias que cayeron en- aquella
region
, 1935-06-11
POr Las ConeS
De Pdz
En- La Corte Del JueZ de Par,
Antonio Barreda, Jr.

Jose Cerda residente de esra ciu-
dad, tue acusado ante Ell Juez de
Paz Antonio Barreda. Jr., de haber
cometido un robo.
I'll Juez Barreda. despues de OR
los alegatos en- Ia causa que Sc ms
truia en- contra del acusado. i'm
puso una multa de un dollar y
costas a Cerda.
Sc registr6 una ~acuSacion en- Ia
misma corte. en- contra de Felipe
Aleman. conocido reSidente de
Brownsville. de "asalto con inten-
clones de homicidio" en- relacion
con In herida que recibio Pedro
Losoya Ell Sabado pasad0.
, 1935-06-11
Por La COrte Del JueE

HI Juez Dominguez. often en- la
ceremonial matrimonial que unio
los destinos de Delfina Psdron y
del Sargento Robert Dedmon.
, 1935-06-11
DECLARE Ell
SR. RODOLFO
ELIAS GALES
Acerca Del Sistema
De Control Del
Aereopuerto Y La
Carretera
Por OSCAR J. DEL CASTILLO

P0r OSCAR y. DEL CASTILLO
MATAMOROS. lamps, JUNO IL
III Secretario de COmunicaciOneS "
Obras PublicaS de Ia Republica Me-
xicana, Sr. r. Elias Gales, declare
en- una ~entreviSta ell lunes por la
tarde que la S~ecretaria de Comu-
nicaciOnes y Ell Gobierno de Me-
xico deSarrollaran obraS de suma
im~portancia. dentro de POGO tempo
e. la region norte del Estado do
TamaulipaS.
The Washington times., 1935-10-12

When the imprisoned men and women below
heard weights rolling of hatch-covers above they
cried out, Thank God! Someone has come to
save us!" They prayed, sang, shouted for joy and
battered at the hatch-coverS.
The Washington times., 1935-10-12
NOW READ ON

pletely running Samson's
chances? He might have been
a LITTLE nicer about it {. :.
She telephoned the hospital
again. Mrs. Samson had gone
for a walk, the nurse said. Mr..
Samson was resting nicely.
She put on her hat, started
for home.
She wondered if she appeared
the way she felt. Would anyone
looking at a Incorporating girl
in a smart gray suit and a crisp
white blouse guess that she was
on the verge of disgrace and
losing her job?
She thought Of how it would
sound - explaining it to the
folks. Anyway you put it, it
was pretty bad. AS if Ma
didn't have enough trouble. los
ing her home and Aunt Willie,
trying to start all over again
at her age, raising baby chicks
for a falling market.
There was a letter from her
mother on the hall table near
the tall, old-fashioned hat rack.
AS she tore open the envelope
Holden rose from the large
wing-chair just inside the draw
ing room.
when can I see you?" he
asked.
She promised to go to a show
with Holden. She was in no
mood to go anywhere really. but
anything would be better than
staying alone with her thoughts.
While they we're dressing for
dinner she tried to talk to Mar
got.
You know the party I went
on last night"
"You told me this morning."
"Oh, yes, I know, but every
things so much worse than I
dreamed. Mr.. Samson got so
sick they had to take him to
Trinity Hospital. Lalla says he
may die-isn't that awful?"
Heavens. child, what did you
drink, embalming fluid?"
"Oh, no, the liquor was all
right, I guess. He has some
thing wrong with him-Stomach
ulcers or something like that,
Lalla said. She says he's had
these attacks before and has
been warned not to drink, but
he won't stop, so he's awfully
sick"
well, it serves him right, if
you ask me. Pig!"
But you can't help but feel
sorry for him. And that isn't
all. I told you about the Con-
roy girls husband coming in
you know, that's another
thing. Nobody haD said any
thing, but I know he opened
the door just as was trying
to sneak out and perhaps if I
hadn't done that he wouldn't
have got in, and"
BE your age. He'd have got
in"
"I hope so. I mean, I hope
it wasn't my fault. You see, he
was a blackmailer."
"A WHAT"
This gets worse and worse.
Lalla says that Mr.. Breen called
her early this morning and told
her that the Conroys had
threatened to make a scandal
of the whole thing unless he
paid a lot"
What kind Of scandal?"
"Oh. I don't know exactly,
Margot. but Lalla says the girl
is a minor and we could all be
held for contributing to the de.
linquency of a minor and
alternating the affections of mar
ried men-all the men were
married except Jackson Carter.
I don't think he is. Anyway,
they're all So prominent, and
OF course they were all terribly
drunk, there's no denying that,
and Mr.. Breen and the Conroy
girl"
1T must have been a nice
party" Margot observed dryly.
"Oh, Margot, it isn't funny
and I'm so worried"
Don't worry. They'll settle
out of court, even if they have
a case. Those things are always
settled"
II don't know. Lalla was wor-
ried. She didn't seem to think
they would. Anyway, something
is bound to come out, and I'm
sure to lose my job"
HN~ n
The Washington times., 1935-10-12


talk that way?"
I'm sorry. You must excuse
me, Mrs. Samson"
When she hung up she felt
more upset than ever. No
wonder Lalla wanted to stay
away from the woman! Who
wouldn't! Phew! What a
temper! Maybe she'd better
get in touch with Lalla and
tell her about it :.
1t tok a long while to get the
hospital, still longer time be-
fore Lalla Sampson came to the
telephone.
well, didn't tell her."
Mary concluded. but she's de-
termined to know. She'll prob
ably keep on at the hotel until
she gets you there. And what
shall I do if she comes to the
Officer"
"Oh, let her rave" Lalla said.
Her voice sounded flat with
WEAKNESS. "It doesn't matter
about her. It's Sammie I'm
thinking about. They won't
tell me, but I think he's going
to die"
"Oh, Lala. NO! You're just
frightened. He's just been sick
a day"
'I know. But he's had these
attacks before. Stomach ulcers,
the worst kind. The doctor up
in Seattle said he'd die if he
didn't quit drinking, and he's
been at it ever since he got
here. You saw him last night.
I don't know what to do. I'm
desperate, I tell you. Don't
worry me about his mother.
I've got troubled"
yes, but I've got the office
to think of, Lala. Don't you
think I ought to wire the home
office? All those wires piling
UP. and"
mo! Never mind about the
home office. Sammie may pick
up, and if he does you can bring
them up to the hospital tomor-
row and go over them with him.
But let it go for now. We don't
want to start anything. If we
say he's sick they'll send some
one down here. They're used
to his ways-they won't notice
anything unusual if a couple of
days go by. Oh, don't make
things harder for the poor lid,
Mary! Sit tight and give him a
CHANCE, won't you?"
Mary resumed her dreary
waiting, her stupid, "a. A.
Heeley Steamship Company
No, Mr.. Samson isn't in just
now Is there any message?"
In the late afternoon, when
she was clearing up her desk be-
fore quitting time, she answered
a long-distance call.
The operator said: Seattle is
calling"
Mary's heart skipped beat.
Seattle. Now she was in for it.
Now it would all come out.
rs that you, Miss Shannon"
Bennet! Thank heaven for
that! Bennett! Now she could
talk-now she could explain,
and ask him what to do. Now
he'd tell her how to get out of
But he was talking. "How
are you, Nice to hear your
voice again. Let me speak to
Samson, please"
HE isn't here. He"
A queer clicking noise. Maybe
they were cut off
"Yes?"
"He's sick, Mr.. Bennett. He's
in the hospital"
There was a smothered ejacu-
lation. Bennett said something
she didn't understand. She re-
peated, Hes in the hospital,
Mr.. Bennett. If he's be N?r to-
morrow he'll wire you him
self"
Bennet's voice again. I'm
sorry to hear he's ill. That ex.
plains a great deal. But why
didn't you inform us? We've
sent dozen wires. There has
been no answer to any of
them"
II know. But he said he'd an.
Swer tomorrow"
Very WE'LL" Bennett said.
She waited. There was little
click. He had hung up.
She knew what he thought,
Of course. Thought she'd been
loafing on the job. But how
could she explain without com.
The Washington times., 1935-10-12

Above, fire was making hot work for the boys
But Jerry and Tom pried and tugged, until they
had the exits free Of timbers. It short work
then to unfasten the latches and lift the keavy
hatch-coVerG
The Washington times., 1935-10-12
Blind
Beautiful Mary Shannon
Confronted With An
Age-Old Problem
WHAT HAS HAPPENED

Young and beautiful Mary Shannon, secretary in the
"A. A. Heeley Steamship Company is broken-hearted
uhem sociau- prominent "Jamie" Todd jr becomes
gagged to Nesta Granger, of his oWm set
To add to Mdrys sorroC, her Aunt Willie, brooding
over prank her co-1Corkers played on her, commits
suicide Then Mr. Shannon loses his position. Mdrys
parents move to PetalmG but she remains IN Oakland
because of her 1Uork She ves at Mrs. Henrys board
ing house 1Oith friend, Mdrgot Patterson.
Mary decided to change her mode Of ltving and DID,
She 1vas going to get all she could out of life like Mdrgot
40ho considered it ,Oaste of money to pay for own
entertainment.
Milton Holden, insurance broker, bald and fat but
O. oood dresser comes to the boarding house. AH the
Girls vie for his attentions but he prefers Mary.
When Stephen Bennett is promoted Mary becomes
close friend of "Laa Oife of Edwin Samson, the ne0
manager and goes 1Oith her tTed drinking party
on uvhich Samson becomes ill and taken to hospital
NOW READ ON
You tell me where they took my boy Right this nstant
must know will know-Tm his mother! have rights.
must know"
I'm sorry Mary cut in doggedy You'll have to get in
touch with his wife can't give you any information
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-24
In The Local Theaters
POLI'S

Starting today at Polls Is the only new show in town, and today especially there are four attrac- tions of the program-frst and foremost there is q superb double feature bill composed of "One New York Night" with Franchot Tone and Una Merkle in the leading roles. For the co-feature there is Spencer Tracy, in Its a Small World" and here you have the ladies' man and the other a favor ite with both sexes. Then there Is a third attraction. Polfs presents an exclusice feature; the third isv sue of "The March of Time" your favorite radio pragram made into a. thrilling film that rivals feature pictures in entertainment value.
 On the stage this evening, it will be the usual amateur night, but this week will bring something new.There will be new twist in this popular feature, 1t will be pre- scented here in Waterbury the same as 1t does on the Pacific coast, to be more specifict, as it is done in HoliyWood--and you will be able to see the stars of the cinema, en- joy this popular form of enter tainment with all the embclish- ments--a distinct innovation and presented for the the first time in the east-as usual-at Polis, where when there Is something new, this popular theater will lead the way. The usual quota of amateurs will be on hand and in addition to them there will be guests artists who will all zest to the program.
 Saturday morning, Polls in as- socintion with Miller & Peck will present the third popular kiddies show. Bigger and better there will be Mickey Mouse who will bring with him for the joy of the kid- dies Shirley Temple in two of her comedies and also he will bring not one or two but five Silly Symphonies, making in all a big two-hour show for the, small price of 10 cents for children under 12 and to those over that age and adults, there will be a charge Of 25 cents. This is done in order that a great many parents may bring the children to this ideal show and also enjoy 1t themselves.