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The Washington times., 1936-06-05
Swedish King in Finland

HEI6INGFGORS.-King Gus
tat of Sweden arrived aboard
the Swedish cruiser Gotland at
Naodendal near Abo, for a two
day unofficial visit to President
Pehr Evind Svinhufvud of Finland
at his summer residence. The
king was accompanied by only
few aides,
The Washington times., 1936-06-05

American inventor, who was born
at Smiljan. The distinguished
guests visited the little village
church where Tesla's father was a
priest. They were entertained at
a luncheon by the mayor.
The Washington times., 1936-06-05
Visit TesIa's Birthplace

BELGRADE, June 5.-The prim-
tive village of Smiljan, in the
Lika Mountains, entertained a
group of noted scientists who went
there to honor ,Nikola Tesla,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-17
Divorce Decree. From Reno 'N. G.. In City Court
HalIigan's Liberty BOnd' Not Recognized Must
 Support Wife

Re-affirming the stand taken by several courts in Connecticut, Judge John F.. McGrath in city court this morning refused to recognize 8 Reno divorce. Despite the fact that he has a Nevada decree, Thomas Halligan, 62, of New Milford, was ordered to contribute to his wife's support or go to jail.
 Halligan and his wife were mar ried six years ago. Three years after the marriage Halligan went to Reno. and after the usual brief residence was granted Q divorce. His wife was served with the divorce papers, but refused to enter an appearance, and hence, under Connecticut law, the Nevada court did not have jrrisdic- tfon in his case.
 Halligan, who won . 5000 prize in the Irish sweepstakes . few years ago, Is now employed at Q gate tender by the New Haven railroad in New Milford and earns $16AO a week. He was rdered to pay g a week for his wife's support.
 Mrs. Halligan, Q Waterbury wo- man, claims that her husband has a considerable amount of money, but Judge McGrath was told by Prose- cutor John D. Thoms that dilli- gent search had failed to uncover the reported hoard. The woman brought Q divorce suit against Hal- ligan in this state but later dropped the action.
 Her heuband, she said, made trips to Ireland, as well as journeys to Canada, Chicago and the west coast. If he had money then, she to the court, he has 1t yet.
 Halligan, when first arraigned several weeks ago, said that his sweepstakes winnings were "the un- luckiest fortunes that I ever got"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-17
Coyle Auxiliary

Corporal Coyle post auxiliary of the American Legion held a Chris mas party last night in the legion home. Supper was served, games were played and gifts were distributed. Joseph Brenneis, ad- jutant of Corporal Coyle post, and MT. and Mrs. Louvane Fox, caretakers of the home, were guests of the evening.
 At 8 brief business meeting plans were completed for a chil- dren's Christmas party Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the legion home. Santa Claus will distribute cand- and gifts to the youngsters. The auxiliary voted to contribute to the state fund for Christmas parties at the Newington Veterans hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-17
GREAT BRITAIN
 DEVELOPS GUN

London, Dec. 17.-(UP)-Great Britain has developed new IA inch gun which is more efficient than the 16-inch gun of other navies and will use 1t in two 35,000 ton battle ships to be started next month, 1t was understood today.
 It is reported that the new gun will fire 8 shell weighing 2,0lO pounds as the rate of three in two minutes-one each 40 seconds.
 Aside from its efficiency, the gun Is 25 tons lighter than even the present 14-inch gun and the 200 ton saving in the eight guns allotted to each ship may be utilized in strong CT armor.
 . Much secrecy attaches to details of the new gun, but 1t is believed certain that 1t will mark an impor- tant advance in naval gunnery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-17
Behind The
 Lines
American Legion

The upward swing has even ef- fected the memberships of various ex-servicemen's organizations. De- pertinent Adjutant William c. Murray has announced that the American Legion in Connecticut has signed up a total of 5,301 members for 1897. This work was accomplished within two-month. period. It represents 8 new all- time high for this particular time of the year.
 An explanation of the interest may be found in improved eco- n0rnic circumstances of the World WAr veterans and in the fact that the. slogan On to New York" has caught the popular fancy. New York city will be the scene of the 1037 national Legion convention. Waterbury is sending a large dele gation and its legion drum corps to parade up Fifth avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-17
REMINCTON-RAND
 co. LOSES ORDER

New York, Dec. IT. = (UP) = Remington-Rand Inc, lost a $l26,- 795 order for business machines from the city today because os labor trouble at it's plants. The central trade and labor council and other labor organizations had protested the award of tho order to the com- pany and Mayor F. H. LaGuardia vetoed an ordinance which would have authorized the purchase.
 Comptroller Frank J.. Taylor, whose department needs the new machines told the mayor that be- cause of the controversy now exist ing between Remington Rand and labor organizations" he felt that the purchase ought to be deferred until some future date when an adjust ment may be made between the aforementioned groups"
 The finance department has more than 1,500,000 cards fitted to the Remington Rand machines and these would have to be changed if a new type of machine were pur- chased. At the offices of Reming- ton-R Rand 1t was said no business had been solicited from the city and that the company plants were run- ming at capacity.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-17
Dessert Special, Cookie, Banana
 Trucks Collide

Buffet lunch will probably be featured H the action which was filed today in common pleas court ever comes to trial.
 Damages of $l,00O are sought by the City Banana Co. in their action brought in common pleas court today against the Borck & Stevens Baking Co. Recovery for loss resulting from damages to their truck, which figured in an accident with . truck of the de- fendant is sought
 It Is claimed by the plaintiff that due to the speed. negligence and carelessness of Martin Reidy, driver of the Borck and Stevens truck, he crashed into the City Banana truck, operated by Or- land0 Petrucci. The accident is said to have happened i'm Derby at the intersection of Broad street and Derby avenue, Feb- ruary 20, 1936 at 12:55 .. m. At torney Frank T. Healey repre- Sents the fruit company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-17
JEWISH VETERANS
 AFFIRM BOYCOTT
Schneer Named Conlnlit- teemen for Bridgeport
 Meeting in March

New Haven, Dec. 1.-The Depart ment of Connecticut Jewish, War Veterans last night held it's regular monthly meeting at the Hotel Garde, with Dr. s. Howard Conan presid- ing. Resolutions affirming the boy colt against goods made in Germany were passed at the meeting, at which representatives from all posts were present.
 Nathan N. Kirschner, commander of the New Haven Post and Martin H. Horowitz of New Britain were elected to the national executive committee as representatives from the state of Connecticut. A motion was passed directing a letter be sent to Judge Jeremiah T. MahCney of New York, congratulating him upon his election as present of the A. A. U.
 The annual department meeting will be held in Bridgeport in March. The following committee will at- tend: Martin H. Horowit2 of New Britain, chairman; William Bern- stein of Hartford, Frank Wallen- stein of Norwalk. Myer Luboy of New Haven and William schneer of Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-17

-fefNAASA 4A0W NV GtAgSOA tGbAAAOAs
 Attorney Herman J. Weisman. speaking for the Lux Clock com pany. stated that the concern gave It's help raises in pay during the first part of November and that nothing new in the way of addi- tional Christmas remuneration had been considered.
 Yesterday the William L. Gilbert Clock corporation of Winsted an- ncu1ced wage increase for most of it's 450 employees. The raises range from five to 10 per cent. The concern. however, is awaiting ap- pTovaI of . loan from the REC. The money, if obtained, will go to finance the wage increases.
 The E. Ingraham Clock company of Bristol also announced pro- gram of extra compensation for its help. The compensation will be In the form of 8 bonus based on a percentage of the. yearly pay of the employees. The bonus will be paid tomorrow and will go to more than 1900 workers.
 Charles H. Granger of the Water bury Clock company was out of town today and could not be reached for . statement. George H. Close, treasurer of the concern, said he could not comment at this time on the plans of the company. He would not deny that a Christmas raise or bonus was under consider etion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-17
DR. HARVEY GETS
 STAFF POSITION
Waterbury Man Named New Britain Hospital Radiologist

New Britain, Dec. 17.-Dr. J. Har- vey of Waterbury was named @ member of the consulting staff of the New Britain General hospital yesterday at the annual directors meeting.
 The consulting staff consists of: Drs. E. R. LampSon, A. M. Rowley, H. c. Clifton, R. c. Buckley, all of Hartford; physicians, Drs. G. H. Bodley and M. L. Marsh, New Brit ain; Drs. W. Steiner, J. w. Kings bury, W. M. Stockwell and J. A. Wentworth, Hartford; and Dr. Cole 8. Gibson, Meriden; eye, ear. nose and throat, Drs. E. T. Smith, T. M. uallivan and E. J. Whalen, Hart ford: ob. and Gyn, DTS. c. H. El- liott and J. R. Miller, Hartford: pediatricians, Mrs. c. A. Goodrich, n. L. Locke and H. W. Brayton, Hartford; urologists, Drs. B. Spill lane and Charles r. Bidgood. Hart ford: cardiologists. Drs. R. s. Starr and A. Emmett, Hartford: neurolo- gists, Drs. o. c. Weidman and c. A. Gosselin, Hartford; dermatolo- gists, Drs. M. J. Morrissey and Myles D. standish, Hartford: ortho- pedists, Drs. P. P. swett and s. H. McPherson. Hartford: radioiogist. nr. !. Harvey, Waterbury; physician pnd brenchoscopist. Dr. James J. 8cnnessy. Hartford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-17
HAMILTON IS UP
 FOR DISCUSSION

Chicago, Dec. 17.-(UP)-The re- publican national committee met today to receive John D. M. Hamil- tons offer to resign as chairman. A United Press poll indicated the con- mtttee would not accept it.
 Hamilton, who managed the can- didacy of Gov. Ali M. Landon in the party's most overwhelming de- feat, asked in effect that he be given a vote of confidence or re- lieved of his responsibility.
 AS chairman of the committee 1t would devolve on the red-haired Kansan to supervise paying off 8 party deficit of more than $90O, 900. As private citizen he was attract ed by tempting offers to resume law practice.
 It was the first meeting of the committee since the Nov. 3 election in which President Roosevelt won 523 electoral votes and Landon 8. Plans for the meeting were discuss ed at conference of the executive committee yesterday in which Ham ilton reported campaign deficit of more than $900,000.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-17
Lily Of The Valley

Ofiicers of Lily of the Valley Lodge, Manchester Unity, recently elected, will be installed January 9th. Plans for the exercises were discussed last night at a meeting in the Lord Kitchener post rooms. Following the business meeting 8 Christmas party was enjoyed. Miss Catherine Kelly headed the arrangements committee. On the entertainment program were Louise Dorgeloll, Henry Dorgeloh, Ruth Travers, Hazel Leas and Louise Kurtz. Refreshments were served under the direction of Mrs. Newton Leas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-17
Coyle Unit

The entertainment committee of Corporal Coyle Post has an- rlounced the discontinuance of it's weekly bingo games at Bucking- ham hall until after the New Years holidays. The attraction held each Saturday evening aroused considerable interest lo- cally ana the Legion has develop ed a splendid patronage. The events will be more attractive than ever when resumed in Jan- uary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-17
Kitchener Post

The social club of Lord Kitch- eIlcr post. British War Veterans, win meet tonight at 95 Bank street A social program will be enjoyed. Donald Mcdonald, ser- geant-et-arms of the post, will be in charge Of the evenings activi ties.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-17
MOmantOW

Officers of Momantow Council, Degree of Pocahontas, were elect ed last night at the annual meet ing of the lodge at the home of Mrs. Clara Leonard on Frost road. They are: Pocahontas, Mrs. Anna Boyle; prophecies, Mrs. Katherine Johnson; Winona, Mrs. Catherine Turrell; scout, Mrs. Blanche Di- mock; keeper of records, Mrs. Louise Brown; keeper of wam- pun, Mrs. Clara Leonard; trustee, Mrs. Walden. Mrs. Leonard is . past great Pocahontas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-17
FruternaL Neu,s
Mattatuck

Members of Mattatuck Council, Degree of Pocahontas, will hold their annual Christmas party to- night in Engineers hall. A short business meeting will precede the social program. Refreshments will be served and games will be play- ed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-17
JUDGE .MEVOY
 TO PRESIDE HERE

Judge John A. Cornell will com- plete his assignment in the super for court here with the hearing of short calendar cases tomorrow morning. From here he will go to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-17
Clock Industry In
 s'Bonus'' Limelight
Gilbert, Graham Companies Announce Christmas; Gifts; No Extras or Wage Changes Announced Here

Local clock manufacturing concerns have made no definite plans for Christmas raises in pay bonuses However officials of the Waterbury Clock Company refused to confirm deny that action will be taken very shortly to give the help in the plant additional money. Whether the extra cash will be in the form of raise bonus -ncElA ho rAnirao
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-17
Women Moose

The women of the Moose en- joyed their annual Christmas rarty last night in Moose Hall. Hrs. Mary Comerford, senior war cen, headed the committee on ar- engagements. A supper was served and games were played. Gifts were obtained from a grab bag.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-17

welt that there will be no increase in taxes. and that the improved naional fiscal picture pointed toward a balanced budget by 1938.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-17
NO TAX INCREAsEs

WAshineton. December @. = (uPl = Chairman Pat Harrison, democrat. Mississippi. of the senate finance committee. said today after . e@esfs. ...-- sast ~ ..fie.s' r>---e-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-17

the Bridgeport court and st for the winter term which will be complet- cd in March. Judge Cornell is e native of Bridgeport.
 At the finish of the recess which will begin tomorrow. Judge Frank P. McEvoy of this city will be on the bench of the local superior court. At present Judge McEyoy is in Middlesex county.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-17
Irish.Americans

There will be a meeting of the Irish-American Auxiliary tonight at % Field street, to make plans for party to be held election night, January 2. All members are requested to be present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-17

London has an ice-games boom.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-17

Peru has named a commission to
La gaceta., 1936-03-19
LOS SOCIAILDEMOCRATAS
ACUSAN
A HITLER

Londres, MARIO 19.-En esta
capital Sc esta celebrando un
Congreso Social-D Democratic In
ternacional. A la reunion han
concurrido dos delegados de a
lemania, los cuafes infUrmaron
a sus companeros de Congreso,
que habia, por 10 menos, treinta
Nv seis millones de alemanes con-
.trarios al dictator "nazi", pero
que esta opinion no podia mani
~festarse, por que ell Cancilelr
germanO mantenia un verdade-
70 estado de terror en- TODD ell
pals. Agregaron los social-de-
m6cratas alemanes, que la poll
tica de Hitler constituye, por ell
momento, la mas grave amena-
"a que puede pesar sobre ell por-
venir europeo, y la mas grande
fuente de intranquilidad y dis
cordia.
La gaceta., 1936-03-19
CONTINUAN
DOSE LOS JEFES ETIO-
PICOS

Roma, MARIO 19.-El Maris-
cal Pedro Badoglio, en- su CO.
municado nGmero 158, da a CO.
nocer los ultimos avances de las
tropas italianas ,asegura que
las escuadrillas aereas del Du-
ce derribaron a dos aviones, de
tipo frances, que poseia ell ejer-
otto etiopico, y finalmente afr
ma, que continuan presentan-
dose al Quartet General del E
jercito ItalianO, numerosos je-
fes de tribus etiopicas, los cua-
les vienen a someterse a la do
minaci6n fascista Y a prone
terle collaboration a sus ejerci-
tos.
La gaceta., 1936-03-19
ALVAREZ ASEGURA QUE
VENCERA POR KNOCK
OUT"

"He dido hablar de Levy
dijo a ST vez ell Chino Alvarez,
mis- amigos me han recomen-
dado que me prepare cuidadosa
mente y yo 10 estoy hacienda,
pero tengo la absolute seguri-
dad de que ganare, y es mas,
creo que mi victoria sera por
Knockout.
A'Yo sc que puedo tumbarlo
ST lOgro darle un buen golpe, y
de acuerdo con este, vOy a CO.
menzar ell ataque en- cuanto sue
ne la campana, en- ell primer
round, y no descansare hasta
que 10 conecte con ell golpe deci-
eiyO''.
"Levy tiene I'm buen record.
Creo que para ell future de mi
earrera me es n~ecesaria una
victoria sobre el. Y voy a con-
q~uistarla manana, en- Benjamin
Field, de todas maneras'.
Los fanaticos, entusiasmados
por esta pelea de 'liga grande",
Sc aprestan a cOncurrir, como
I'm "solo hombre", al match es-
telar de manana en- Benjamin
Field.
La gaceta., 1936-03-19
RUTH FERDIO UN JUEGO
DE GOLF

Bellair, Mario 19.-El ex-
jonronero maxine de la Liga
Americana, Babe Ruth, fue ell
minado aver en- un torneo que
ha organizado ell Belleview
Biltmore, cuando perdi6 contra
Guy Berner, de Nueva York,
con anotacion de cuatro contra
tres.
Antes de comenzar ell tor
neo, los expertos daban a Ruth
como SECURE ganador. Pero su
derrota de aver 10 ha elimina-
do definitivamente.
Dentro de unos dias Sc efec-
tuaran los matches finales en-
tire los ganadores de las eliml-
naciones.
La gaceta., 1936-03-19

Hacemos I'm cerco con estas
tiras, sin estirar la pasta, de
modo que sobrepase ell borde del
molde un centimetro o dos, y Sc
trazan cortes con un cuchiHo.
Tambien la pasta que cubre ell
molde Sc picotea con un tene-
dor, para evitar que al meter la
pasta en- ell horno Sc resquebra-
je.
Para que la pasta quede bien
unida al molde y no varie su for
ma, Sc la cubre con un papel
untado con mantequilla, cOrta-
do en- igual forma que ell molde.
Despues, ell interior que vacio
Sc relena con garbanzos o hue
sos de cerezas, y sc mete en- el
horno Gel cual debera estar bien
caliente: unos $50 gradOs).
Cuando la pasta este dorado,
pero sin estar completamente
cocida, sc la SAGA del hOrno. Con
una cuchara Sc lie quita ell relle-
no (garbanzos o huesos de &C.
rezas), quitando asimismo ell
papel, y, por 1ltimo, sacando la
pasta, que habra quedado de
igual fOrma que ell molde. En-
tonces sc unta ell pastel con hue
vo, sobre TODD ell exterior y Dor
de, v nuevamente Sc mete en- ell
horno hasta que este bien do
RADIO. Conseguido este, Sc prOce-
de a rellenarlo, tomando dife-
rentes l~egumbres cOcidas en- a.
qua salada 0 fritas con mantle
quilla. Las verduras Sc procu-
rara que queden colocadas de
una manera artistica.
Convene dejar ell pastel So
bre ell fondo del molde, va que
es sumamente fragil.
81 Sc desea ell pastel mas pc
queho, basta que la pasta no so
brepase Ell Sorde del mGde.
A la salsa holandesa Sc lie pue
de ahadir unas cucharadas de
nata fresca, no poni6ndole IL
mon, por 81 hubiera legumbres
que no 10 admiten bien. Pueden
servirse aparte unaSrajitas de
La gaceta., 1936-03-19
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La gaceta., 1936-03-19
PARA LA MUJER

FL pastel de legumbres puede
presentarSe tanto en- un ban
quote como en- comidas intimas.
Puede servirse con patatas CO.
cidas, cortadas en- cuadritos, o
bien arroz cocido, cubierto con
salsa holandesa.
Para IN pastel grande de le-
gumbres preparedness una pas
TIA blanda con los siguientes in
gredientes:
$50 gramos de harina.
125 gramos de mantequilla.
Una cucharada de aceite finO.
Una yema de huevo.
CuatrO o hasta cinco cucha-
radas de aqua y una pizca de
sal.
Hecha la pasta, Sc deja en-
.friar ia mayor parte forman-
do IN rollo). Despues Sc toma
un molde redondo para tartas
de unos veintiseis centimetros
de diametro, y Sc bana su inte-
rior con mantequilla; hecho es-
ia operation, tomamos la pasta,
va fra, y cubrimos ell fondo y
paroles del mOlde. Con la pasta
que forma ell rOllo sc hacen unas
tiras, que han de ser unos dos o
tres centimetros mayores que la
circumference del molde.
La gaceta., 1936-03-19

lim6n, para que los comensales
10 utilicen con aquellas verdu-
ras que 10 necesitan, como es-
parragos, coliflor, etc.
Los pasteleS pequehos Sc ha-
cen mas facilmente fernando
unos moldes pequehos con la
pasta indicada, en- igual lorna
que hicimos con el grafhde. Re-
llenados con ensalada italiana,
guisantes, champihones, ETC., Sc
prestan muy bien para alderman
platos de fiVpbres. y.
NJ II
La gaceta., 1936-03-19
Ell CONDE DE


Habana, MARIO 19.-En So
Residential del Vedado va con-
valesciendo lentamente de la
grave enfermedad sufrida ell
condo de Covadonga, ex-prin-
cipe de Asturias. Alfonso de
Borb6n esta agradecidisimO de
los medicos cubanos y Sc mues-
ira encantado del china de la
Isla, en- la cual desea permane-
La gaceta., 1936-03-19
ORDEN DE
LA LUZ
Logid Jose G.. CurbeI0 No. :,
de West Tampa

Para ,ra'a un asunto de gran
imp%ortancia que todos los miem
bros deben conocer y tomar
parte en- 10 que Sc ha de resell
yer, Sc eta a todos para la te-
nida que tendra efecto manana
Viernes, a las 80 de la noche,
en- su local de Yves, Tampa. Es-
perando por tanto la asistencia
de todos.
EeuderiO Fernandez,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1936-03-19
LOYAL KNIGHTS OF
AMERICA

De orden del hermano Sobe-
ranc, cito a todos los herlnanos
y hermanas para la tenida ge-
neral de iniciaci6n que habra
de celebrarse Ell pr6ximo Vier-
mes a las 8 P. NJ. en- el local de
cos;umbre. Sc espera la asisten-
cia de todos, especialmente Sc
cita al team de grados.
Fraternalmente,
Rafael COSi0,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1936-03-19

EN- Ell
DE CASTAN0

Habana, mario 19.-Ayer Sc
entreg6 a la Secretaria de Go
bernaci6n una palOma mensa-
jera, acusada, al parecer, de
ser ell Instruments que utiliza-
ron los secuestradores para ext
CIR Ell rescate del Millionaire Gu
bano Nicolas Castano.
La gaceta., 1936-03-19
UNION 500

Sc eta a todoS los miembros
de esta Union para la Junta
Regular que tendra efecto hoy
Jueves, a las 8 p. NJ. en- ell Cen
tro 0brero.
Habiendo asuntos de impor-
tancia que tratar en- esta Junta,
Sc pide a los miembros que a.
sistan a la misma.
Fraternalmente,
FL SecretGriO.
La gaceta., 1936-03-19
RDENA Ell REGRESO
DEL e MENEN-
DEF

Habana, MARIO l9.-El Esta-
do Mayor de la Marina de Cue
ira da dado a conocer hoy la
6rden de regreso Immediate,
con su avi6n, que ha enviado al
teniente aviador Menendez Pc
laez.
La gaceta., 1936-03-19
EXPLOSION DE UNI BARCO
ITALIANO

NapOles, MARIO 19.-En Ell va
por "Antonieta", ocurri6 aver
una explosion en- los momentos
en- que estaba cargando NUM-
clones para ell Africa. Hubo IN
obrero muerto y cuatro heridos
graves Sc ignora la causa de es
te hechO.