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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-11-09

Boys' Cus Of washins.
ton (eurinE 1885 neees
Cd and used s13.7e7.25 70
effsr physical. vocation.
al. educational and rees
rsa tionsl training 70
boys-attendanee vas
747.1l4. The clue's IA.
come vas s3.7s4-thei1
defiett vas a2e,4sS as
met By yeuY chest offt.
phYilis whsatley Y. W.
c. 4. tauring 1882 need.
cd SBe used SIs,7s1.1< 70
offer employment serv-
Zee. offer tree leesthg,
maintains 0 CAMP, carry
en- q eharaetsr-buildtng
program for eeloree giylo
and women. Their tns
come vas % .255-esAs
cit vas s7.s7e.14-zmet
By yeuY chest Gift.
Tbs 7. n. e. A. taurfHe
1857 needed ana used
sasl,iss IS % offer frse
empleyment service. ves
eat.onai guieanes. 70 fufs
nish educational. rhyns
cal. religious and reerS-
atienai activities. fhA
ineens vas s15e.e7o-.
def3eit WAs e34.A3.@~
met By your Chest ctfk
AarneS Reighbeehe
Eouss CduYing 1881
needed and used t1l,s
o4o.7o 70 maintain o eaS
nursery. junior kinders
saYten, arts ana e,afss
classes, music eehool,
vacation school. social
clubs for boys, girls a3e
adults, efreulating u.
brary, dramatic and niue
steal programg. Their
income was eS, $50 -
their dehctt wHs elT.s
5000 - met b. youS
Chest difa
JuAnita Y. R5s 0ouaea
Heuas (duytns 1852
needed and used ts.s
1854 10 keep ehildreA
In pes-kiaesrsartsn Wills
mothers worked. main.
taiA q free library. leiss
ure . time edueat ton.
Their income vas 5000
-deheit vas 90. 74S o.
met By yeuT Chest Gin
isth Street branch =.
N. {. A. ldurins 1880
needed and used s7s.s
1f1.17 " upbuild ne
mental, physical sRe
spiritual life Of eesered
men ana boys Through
social life, fellowship. vo-
eaEonal guidance, fres
employment ssfv tee.
sperts, games. ha&hh
education. camping ana
personal service. Their
income was slB.<7o -
their aeaeft vas ~
f91.if-Ast b yesR
The Fedora tfe1 u rASs
snerssehsrs ASseeiattoA
(during 1881 Aseesd ana
used see3 Do suyDly sAees
and rubbees 10 NEEDY
seheol ehtlasaA. YGas
chsst GIN RAAs th1s
po&steA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-11-09

Episcopal Home for Chill
dren during 1886 need
cd and used S24.6S2.7s
to furnish Q PERSONAL
ICED home for needy
children OF all creeds
from 8 TO Is years of
age. The Homes In
GO me was $500.
Their deficit vas s2l.-
lS27S. which was met
By your Chest Gift.
at. Jossph's Home and
school ,durint 1885,
needed and used s2l.-
<3S.47 to furnish .
home for orphaned. ne
elected. dependent boys.
furnishing them with
moral. physical and ed
ucstionsl training. The
Homes income was 81:
35s.i6-their deficit vas
si4.046.3i, which was
met By your Chest Gift.
The Southern Relief So
eiety during 1885, need
ed and used t14.23e.1l
to provide Q home for Q
sroup Of aged women
The Societys income
vas ell.35s - their de-
feit was S2.se1.14. which
e ess met BY your Chest
St. vineentis Home and
School (during 1885,
needed and used s3e.-
0Si.46 for the care ana
training OF dependent
girls OF s TO "a years OF
age. The Homes in
come was sl5.7es.5o-
their deficit was s20.-
1885, which vas met
BY your Chest Gift.
Chtldren's Hospital dur
ing 1886 gave surgical
and medical care of all
kinds to sick and Grip
pled children under -
years Of age-w h oss
parents could not pay
for this service deficit
and your Chest Gift in
eluded under hospitalG.
p, orsnc Crittenton
Home tduring 1885,
needed and used S24..
B7S.S6 to rehabilitate I'M
married mothers-keep-
ing mother and child to-
gether. whenever pos
sible. following Q months
or longer OF care and
training. The Homes
income was sl3.607 Oh
thSr deficit was Sll.-
267.65, which was met
by your Chest Gift.
Jewish Poster H o me
during 1885, needed
and used sl6,2S6.47 TO
take care of homeless
children. building them
up physically and NOR
ally and training them
TO become useful citi-
ssns. The Homes in
come was s5,1io,52-
their deficit was SILL.
l7SeS-whieh was met
By your Chest Gift.
ct. Anna's Home dur
ing 1885, needed an d
used s4,06s.23 TO fur.
nish . home and home
care to aged colored
women. The Homes in
come was t2.325-theif
deficit was sl.143.23.
which was met By your
Chest Gift.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-11-09

The American Lesion
during 1856 needed
and used sl3. O6s 40 for
personal service to World
War veterans and their
families and for tempo
-ary relief to single war
veterans. Your Chest
Gift met this great need.
The Disabled American
Veterans of the World
WaG tdurinE 1880 need
I'd and used S2.sl3.20 to
adjust disabled vet
Grams claims. TO obtain
them disqualification and
employment. Your Chest
Gift made this possible.
The Central Abundance
Bureau for Hospitals
(dwinE 1889 needed
and used s3o,I1s.7e to
arrange visits TO clinics
and hospitals for wash-
ingtonians who needed
medical care and could
not pay.
The following hospi-
tails needed and used
s276,466.f2 TO serve
washinEtonians. Based
or their 1886 deficit
these hospitals will need
SEQ 900 more for this
purpose In. 1887:
Emergency Hospital.
Columbia Hospital for
Women.
childrens Hospital.
Episcopal Eye. Ear and
Throat.
Garfield Memorial Hos
n!tsl.
Geersetovn University
Hospital.
National Homeopathic
Hospital.
Providence Hospital.
ChUtren's Country Home
during 1885, needed
and used s23.e4i.le to
provide Q convaleseent
home for children under
Q years Of are. Their
own ineo me was
t7.737.1T-their deficit
vas $40. eo4 .o1. paid By
your Chest Gift.
The Stoddard Baptist
Old Folks Home during
1885, needed and used
3ll6le.91 TO give q
home to q group OF
AGED Colored men and
women. now destitute.
The Homes income was
s4.532-their deficit was
s7.o86.el. met BY your
Chest Gift.
The Washington H o m .
for Foundlings during
1850 needed and used
s2s.Is5.el to take care
Of dependent children
under 5 pears of age
who may be orphans,
children Of separated
parents or Of unmarried
mothers. Their income
was s13,oe6.50-t h e ! r
deficit vas sl2,0ee.1A.
met By your Chest Gift.
81. Roses Technical
School during 1850
needed and used s2e.-
7e7.se to provide 0 home
for dependent Girls. The
Schools income was
90, 100 - their dehcit
was 1is.0s7.9e. met by
your Chest Gift.
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These IS Agencies Fight Hunger Crime Disease Despair
Every hour every Dayt>w H6Hr Community Chest Gifts

The Jewish Community
Center (durins 1851
needed and used $780,
oI3.37 TO furnish sduea-
ron and recreation,
student aid. The Cen
tes's income was eiS.3es
their tefieit was
t34,s24 32-mst By your
Chest Gift.
Tbs Christ Child So
eiety tduring 1885, need
ed and ussd s43,7sS.1s
to maintain . settle
nent house. rsKisteriDE
eelered girls. free dental
clinic. distribute infant
isyettes and maintain .
eanvaiescent home fer
children. The societys
income vas ss.7s3.so-
their deficit vac ass
SOL Genet By your
Chest Gift.
hvsst eettlemsnt
Hsuss (du.ins 1850
needed and used ts.-
319.s7 10 furnish leisure
time program fer col
cred adults and children.
The Houses income vas
el31-their deficit vas
sS.1ee.57-mtt b. seur
Chest Gift.
The Girl scouts tduYing
1856 needed and used
si1.<eo.o3 TO offer to
wholesome companion
ship progfsm OF
home-Makins. outdoor
living. health training
and handicraft. Their
income was ss45--their
deficit vas el0s1S.W-
met By your Chest Gift.
The Y. W. c. A. dur
Ing 1850 needed an q
used s2e2.25S.4e to Of
fer music. health
classes. clubs. rooms and
employment service TO
women Of Washington.
The Us income waG
sA7.T75.S 3-dedeit was
s44,47e. e3-met By yeur
Chest Gift.
HOLIDAY House tduring
1880 needed and used
se,1s2 so to maintain Q
vacation house for wom-
en- and children. Holi-
day's income vas s4,-
rs % dsdeft was
s1.e57. Comet b. yeur
Chest Gift.
6eergetovn Childrens
Mouse tdurinF 1880
needed and used So
esle2 10 train pre-
school children. train
mothers in home-mak-
ing. Their fnecns was
83.171.2l--their deficit
was s3,4so.7i-met By
your Chest Gift.
Southvsst Community
Heuss (durins 1885,
needed and used e.
e3S.l0 10 provide 0 eel-
ored community With
wholesome reereational
activity. Their income
vas 1l,33o--deheit vas
e1.8e-ms4 b. youY
Chest Gift,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-11-09

The Washinston rnsti-
tuts for Mental Hygiene
tdlrinG 1886 needed
and used s33.74s.e6 to
conduct two clinics Of
which pSyehiatrists.
physiologists and social
workers helped In the
solution Of problems of
"a children in the Child
Guidance Clinic. and (2J
adults in the Life Ad-
justmsnt Center. Great
work was Accomplished
through your Chsst
Gift.
The Hebrew Free Loan
Association (durins
1886 needed and used
s3,24l.39 to loan money,
without interest. to small
ouAness men in need.
your Chest Gift made
this possible.
The D. c. Congress OF
Parents-Teaehers tduf-
Ing 1880 needed and
used $4,000 to supply
shaes and ruebers 70
needy school children.
Your Chest Gift mads
this possible.
The salvation Army
tduring 1882 needed
and used 500. $50. o. for
those who needed help
badly. To aid with re-
lief families not eligible
for public relief. The
Army's income was Ali.-
7e5. It's deficit vas s7e.-
O7.02, paid b. your
Chest Gift.
The Juvenile Protective
Association durinR
1886 needed and used
s22.l7s.76 to prevent de-
l!nduiney, to provide
foster homes for chill
dfen. The Associations
income vas s4.ooo-their
deficit was S1e.17e.76,
met By your Chest Gift.
The Child Welfare soei-
ETY. needed and used
1ll,e47.s1 10 hold in
FAINT and Pre- = school
conferences at Chill
drsn's Hospital. TO train
for GOOD health habits
and disease prevention.
Income was $3.50 90
deficit was Se.0s7.61-
met BY your Chest Gift.
The Catholic Charities
tduring 1850 needed
and used 952.e1e.03
to supply financial aid
to dependent Catholic
families. render con-
struetive personal serv-
ice to the needy. The
organisa tons inco m Q
was $3.50 - their de-
felt was s5o,4le.o3. met
b. yeur CHEST Gift.
Tha waehinFton Heart
Association (during
1885, needed and used
s3,ee6.e0 10 provide free
ehnics to educate the
public In the symptoms
Of heart disease. Their
income was e3M-thNy
shortage was e3,666.e0,
met By yeur Chest Gift.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-11-09

TIE Hebrew Home for
the Assd tdurins 1899
needed and used S2e.-
se2 % to provide q home
and home-ears for aged.
dependent men and wom-
en-. The Homes income
was s3.o7S-thefr dedcit
vas s75. ei7.W which
vas met By yeur Chest
Gift.
q. AIMS Infant Asylurn
tdurina 1885, needed and
used s44,e4e.33 to pro-
vide q home for hslp-
less mothers and needy
children. Their income
vas s1o,32f.so and their
deficit vas t34,37i.S3-
met By pour Chest Gift.
Vaccination Animal Res
cue Leagus fduring 1881
needed ana used te.-
33s.Ss 70 remove from
the strseu zo,5o7 stek
injured Or unwahted ami
mails. The LeaEuss IN.
come vas s3,eo5-their
deficit va t4,s34.6e.
Net b your CHEST Gift.
so1thsAst House tdurinE
1882 needed and used
Ss.l71.3e to provtde o
settlement house for
eelored children ana
adults. Their income
vas 8l.3e2-thelr deheit
vas ee.soe IS. met By
your Chest Gift.
Frisndship HOUSE dur
ing 1850 needed ana
used 32<.o27.77 to main
tain Southvest's Set
tlement for whites -
maintafes classes In art,
erafts. dancing. dra-
mates, music, sewins,
etc. Nursery school for
children Of employed
mothers. Income was
IS. 32o-defeit Vas tis.-
7o7.27 met By your
Chest Gift.
Boz Scouts Of America
during 1885, needed
and used s2s.se1.7s for
their organized program
for 1000 Boy Scouts, Sea
Scouts. Explorers, Row
ers and Cubs led by
5000 volunteers. Their
income was $500
their deficit was
t24.oel. 7s-mst BY your
Chest Gift.
Tbs Summer OUTINGS
Conmittes (durins 1855
needed ana used t17.-
o763S 10 operate sum
mar CAMPS fer under
privilesed mothers and
children. This vas Aads
possible threush ycuY
CHEST 0ift.
Ths NorthsAse Boys Club
(dufing 1882 needed
ana used tl07fo.A TO
prevent youthful delin.
suNney thfoush athlstie
clubs and vocational
classes. Their income
vas e2lS-thsir deAeit
vas se,seS.34. which Was
met By your chest GIFT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-11-09

The Washington Com
r-'ttes m Housing need
u and used (during
1856 s5,564.05 to i'm
prove living conditions
among low-income fam
lilies - stimulating re-
pairs to existing build
ings and construction OF
new ones. Your Chest
Gift met this great need.
The Instructive Visiting
Muses. during 1856
needed and used $685.
2e7.53 for employing
graduate Public Health
Nurses 10 give nursinf
care to the sick. The
Scciety's income was
was slls,se4.os. met by
your Chest Gilt.
The Bureau of Rehabili-
taton needed and used
during 1886 ie,oIe. 30
to help released prison.
ers and practitioners to
obtain Jobs. to arrange
for care OF prisoners
families and to super
wise psroled persons.
Your Chest Gift met
this need.
The LEGAL Aid Bureau
(dNing 1885, needed
and used s4,e9s.24 10
provide q corps OF at
torneys TO give legal as
sistsnce to needy per
sons. Your Chest Gift
met this need.
The Travellers Aid So
eieSy during 1890
needed and used s3S,-
o6o.4l to serve smsr-
Geneies during hours
when other agency Of
fees were closed; to pro
vide protective service
for travellers in Difficult
ties. The Society's In
come was 81. 400. Their
shortage was $35.66o.41.
met By your Chest Gift.
The Family Service As
ISOLATION (during 1880
needed and used S9s,-
1868 to aid families
who have problems aris-
Ing from insufficient in
comes, desertion, incipi-
emit delinquency and ex-
treme despair. The As
sociation's income was
S4.2o0-their deficit was
Ss5. $50. 08, which was
met By your Chest Gift.
The Jewish Social serv-
ice Agency during 1885,
needed and used $40
qo4.ol to help jewish
families deal with finan-
eial. behavior. domestic.
child adjustment prob
lens. The Agency'A in
come was S2.600-their
deficit was &3s.3o4.0l,
which was met By your
Chest Gift.
The Social Hygiene So
eiety During 1890
needed and used So
3el27 to provide whole
some sex education for
marriage and parenthood
to combat venereal dis
ease. Works against
commercialized prostitu-
ton. etc. Done through
your Chest Gift.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-11-09

Your Community Chest Goal for l9;
is 100000!
1t is the smallest number of dollars budget Coz
mittee Findins) with which these 6 Welfare Ase
cies can ARREST" Hunger, Disease, Crime q
Despair in Washington.
Washington is growing its beautiful side ,
is growing, its "seamy" side is growing its
Human Needs are growing. That's why
212,OOO more dollars are needed to fight these
public enemies
Be &C" Man-Help supply the "Ammuni.
ton" (dollars) to NOW down Hunger, Crime.
Disease and Despair. Protect your city, pro.
tect your loved ones-Give and give sener.
ously...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-11-09

ms NortheAse Boys club
tdufing 1882 needed
ana used tl071o.34 TO
prevent youthful delin.
suNney thfoush athlstie
clubs and vocational
classes. Their income
vas e24S-thsir deAeit
vas Se,eeS.3l. which was
met By your Chest GIFT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-11-09

Result-only Sc of your dollar is used for year
round Chest expense-leaving 92c of your
dollar to fight Hunger, Disease, Crime and
Despair Washinston's Four Public Enc.
mics Result you give only once year,
for all the year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-11-09

Tbs Summer OUTINGS
Committee (durins 1855
headed ana used t19.-
07634 70 operate sum
mar CAMPS fer under
privilesed mcthers and
children. This vas Aads
possible through youY
CHEST 6ift.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-04
Bomb Maker Had Machine
 KillBoth Himself Enemy

Patchogue, N. Y., Sept. 4--(UP)-- Josef Kuehnel, 30. expert bomb maker and machinist, whom atl- thorities held to be of impaired in- tellect" was under arrest for pos- sessing explosives,
 He was arrested in his two.room shack, one room of which was a machine shop, in the Long Island community of Middle Island. Police found 50 sticks of dynamite, an as- sassination machine that would blow e victim and assassin alike Into bits, and two rifles.
 Justice of Peace Gustav Rues sentenced him to jail, but ordered the sheriff to consult psychiatrists and the aged mans four children as to the advisability of transferring him to an institution.
 Kuehnel, cvernowing with good nature end bearning with . childish pride, greeted the raiding police with open arms. Volubly he ex. plained the workings Of his assass- nation machine when they came upon 1t, and aided in the finding of the sticks Of dynamite hidden in various places In the two rooms.
 The machine, which Kuehnel had made himself, was of expert con- ,structicn. It comprised c motor cil
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-04
THOMASTON IS
 HAVING ] l N STRIKE R ] E
Entire Seth Thomas Clock Co. Shut Down Because
 of Walk Out
fspecial to The psmocratl

(SpcCial 70 Vne UemOcrat)
 Thomaston, Sept. 1.-The entire Seth Thomas Clock company plant was shut down today as Q result of Q walkout of 400 employees yesterday at the conclusion of their regular days labor. Three employees who failed to sympathize with the strik- CTS yesterday were refused admit tance to the plant this morning when the shop was entirely picketed.
 Against New System
 The strikers emphatically declared this morning that the walkout was not declared because they sought more money, but was accomplished because the workers were against the new system installed which calls for more production at less wages. They claim they were satisfied with the old system which enabled them to make Q fairly decent weeks pay.
 Meet Every Night
 The strikers had been meeting every night this week at Schiappa- casse's grove on North Main street. The officers of the Thomaston La- bor organization include: Daniel Handelwich, president; Robert San- derson, vice-president; Charlotte Doyle. secretary; and William Haw- ley, treasurer.
 The strikers emphatically denied the paragraph in this mornings Re- publican which stated their union was formed with the assistance of outside labor officials. They de- clared only members who have worked in the plant are associated in any way with 1t.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-04
CANDIDATES ARE FILING TICKETS
Democrat Prediction on Union Party Is Being
 Borne Out

Waterbury will not only be called upon to vote for e congressman on the union ticket but also for sena- tors running on the same party standard in the local 18th and 18th senatorial districts. As predicted yesterday by the Democrat, Floyd Rasmussen filed Q petition with Town Clerk Dora A. Egaa asking that his name be placed on the vot- ing machines of the i6th district for the post of senator on the union party ticket. James ?. Overtoil of Park road, local lumber salesman, filed . similar ticket involving the 18th senatorial district. A'
 Puckey. O'Neill Scrap
 Frederick w. Puckey of this city and Terrence J. O'Neill ns Oxford
 tContinued on Page 4)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-04
KIDNAP ATTEMPT
 WAS FRUSTRATED
Children of Italian Noble. man Were to Have Been
 Abducted

Pride's Crossing. Mass. September 1 - (UP) - A possible attempt to kidnap one or both of the children of the wealthy Count and Countess Francesca 0uardabassi was frustrat. cd here early today.
 The count is an Italian nobleman and his wife is the former Rosalind Wood. daughter and heiress to the late William Wood, former president of the American Woolen Company.
 The Guardabassi's, who have a spacious summer estate, "Old Fort, '" on Paine avenue In this fashionable North Shore resort. have two sons, Frederic. 2. and Junior, {.
 The children and their mother were with servants and gardeners on the estate early today when strang- CTS were found there. The count was i,ss New York preparatory to
 (Continued on Page 4.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-04
FLYERS CHEERED
 THIS MORNING
Richnlan and Merrill Land Their Machine at CrOy-
 don; To Cross Again

London, Sept. 4.-(UP)-Ths Lady Peace, bearing Harry Riclman and Dick Merrill, trans.Atlantic flyers, arrived at Croydon airport, today from Bristol.
 Crowds at the airport cheered as the transatlantic ship made a per- feet landing at 9:5e Q. m., GOT. The demonstration, although hearty and enthusiastic, could not be compared with those given long-distance flyers in the last decade when such flights were historic.
 Richman was peseiged by news papermen as soon as he had taxied his plane to Q hangar and de- scended.
 He said he was returning to the United States just as soon as winds were favorable. On his eastward voyage. the Lady Peace encountered adverse winds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-04

sufficient friends to erect 8 new hospital in Florida, of which Dr.. Adorno is the director.
 The distinguished guest is touring various Italian American centers having accepted an invitation to make a special visit in America. While his purpose Is to thank the committee personally, spontaneous contributions have been made by natives and descendants of Flori- dia and their friends SO that over $l0,00O more have been raised to- wards It's maintenance.
 Group From Hartford
 Besides Mayor and Mrs. Adorno and Dr. and Mrs. Palladino, the group from Hartford will include tho treasurer of the general com mjttee, Rocco Pallotti and Mrs. Pal- lotti, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Calabro, MT. and Mrs. Antonio Calabro.
 (Continued from Page l1)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-04

can reshaped to be strapped across the chest, with . wooden top.
 In 1t weru nine sticks of dyna- mite and at each end was Q ham, mer, held back by 6 strong spring, releasing by spring in the center. Release of the hammers would ex- plode two .22 caliber cartridges which, in turn would set of nine percussion caps, exploding the dy- namite.
 Kuehnel told police, inviting them to appreciate his cleverness, that he had an enemy who was plotting to Kill him. When this enemy came, he planned to have the machine strappd to his chest. At the moment when the enemy was reaching for his throat, he explained, he would set of the machine, killing the enemy and himself.
 Tn the shack were found two books, "What 10 Communism" by Earl Drowder, head of the Aneri- can communist party, and "Chcmis- try for Beginners" The policemen who made the arrest said Kuehnel was a communist and he was closely questioned about his political doc trines. His replies were rambiea. but indicated that his beliefs were ans archical. He said he vas HnsainSt all goverument.D
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-04
FIVE MARINES
 UNDER ARREST

Picking, Sept. 4--(UP)-Five U. 8. Marines were court martialed today. Theye were charged with running up . red flag on the U. s. embassy here.
 Four of the group were charged, In addition. with assertion, black lacking e sentry and stealing gov- ernment arms.
 Early in August, according to the courts charges, privates Edward O.. Kirby of Los Angeles, Ernest R. Jameson of Lake View, Ore. P. ]. wilson of Baltimore and stephen A. Reddera, Jr. of Ridgeiey, Mir, raised . red curtain on the embassy flag pole.
 Later, according to the indictment. they assaulted a sentry near the embassy, knocked him out and took his service revolver. They were A. w. o. l.. for several days until Arres- ted by marines. After their arrest Q fifth marine, Private >J. 0. Dow den, was implicated in the flag-rais- ing, though not in the assault on the sentry. The five pleaded guilty as charged. The courts sentence will not be announced until after 1t is approved by the navy department.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-04
MICHIGAN FUND
 IS INVESTIGATED

Washington, Sept. 4-(UP)-The senate campaign expenditures com- mittee today ordered immediate in- vestigation of charges that nearly $3,000, ,000 in contributions have been accumulated by political parties and candidates in Michigan for use in this years campagin.
 Sen. Augustine Lonergan, D., Conn, chairman of the committee, said Louis R. Glavis, chief investi- gator for the committee, have been ordered to Detroit to launch an irn- mediate inquiry.
 Lonergan said the Michigan charges were contained in com plaints filed by Michigan citizens. Among the charges was one that more than $500,000 has been accurn- ulated by one political party for ex- penditure in the senatorial and gub- ernatorial contests alone.
 The committee was advised that prominent individuals and corpora tions had provided large sums for the use of the party in these two races.