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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-10-30

Former Associate Justice Albert
H. Angstman, candidate for as
sociate justice of the supreme
court on the nonpartisan ballot.
was here yesterday in furtherance
of his candidacy
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-10-30

Charles L. Young, for the past
40 years engaged in the livestock
business at Kirby, accompanied by
Lon Shane, another old timer of
that section, was in Hardin, Mon
day, and called at the Tribune
Herald office and entered his sub
scription for the coming year. He
reports a good rain, accompanied
by some snow, Saturday night,
and that the grass on the ranges
Is putting on a green hue.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-10-30
ATTEND PREACHING MISSION

Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. Thomson,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Bylund and Har-
old Koontz were among the many
Hardin visitors who attended the
National Preaching Mission, the
early part of the week.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-10-30

Your support will be appreciat-
ed. May I continue to serve you?
Pol. Adv. HARRY e. cox
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-10-30

Walt Bender, one of the pro-
gressive business men of Custer,
was a Hardin visitor Tuesday. MIR.
Bender gives weekly dances at
his hall in Custer which are quite
generally attended by the young
people of Hardin and vicinity. See
his adv. elsewhere in this issue.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-10-30
Marketing of
Turkey Birds
Local Growers Attend Grading
School-Getting Ready for
Turkey Day Market.

. A number of Big Horn county
turkey producers and members of
the local turkey marketing asso-
citation attended the U. S. turkey
grading school at Billings, We'd
nesday and Thursday
Those attending from here were
VIM. Colstad, Glen Gustafson,
Frank Smith, Mrs. Slim Sorenson
and Mrs. Ada King. Instructions
IN federal grading and packing of
turkeys was given by a representa-
tive of the Bureau of Agricultural
Economics, Washington, D. c., un-
der whose direction federal grades
on turkeys are established. A
meeting of the South Montana
unit of the Northwestern Turkey
Growers association was held and
plans made for. the shipment Of
turkeys for the Thanksgiving mar
ket.
Turkey producers who believe in
cooperative marketing of turkeys
are asked to give their support to
the Big Horn County Turkey Mar
keting association by listing their
turkeys for shipment with Frank
Smith, manager of the association.
at the county agents office.
The turkeys will be handled on
the market by the Northwestern
Turkey Marketing association. the
largest turkey cooperative mar
keting agency in the United States.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-10-30

Vote for Ulrich for sheriff.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-24
A PRINCETON ECYETEM FEJEDEL MI
POMPAvAL FOCADJA 4
BUDAPEST ENEKESEKET

hogy a Budapest Enekkart a
dormitorikban lev6 szallasuk-
rol 1000 diak faklyasmenet-
ben fogia kiserni a varoson
keresztiil a hangversenyterem
hez.
A Pr:ncetoni Egyetem sa.
jat 80 tagu Enekkara a j0vo
nyaron Budapestre fog men,
nj, hogy oft viszonozza a
budapest fiuk latogatasat.
A Yale Egyetem es a nagy
Harvard Egyetem sem fog ell
maradni az iinneplesek teren
es hasonlo pompaval es egy
massal versenyezve kesziilnek
az ottari hangversenyekre. A
Yale Egystemen fogja az
Enekkar 1887 februar masodi,
kan az 1tolso amerikai hang
versenyt adni, mint melto be
fejezese: a turanak. Lathatt
mindebb6l, hogy az amerikal
kozonseg teljesen aterzi a
hangversenyk0rut nagy fon-
tossagat
TObb amerikai varosban az
erdeklodes oily nagy a hang.
versenyek irant, hogy ma1
egy masodik koncert megren.
dezeser5I beszelnek.
| Jovo szamunkban reszlete.
sen fogunk beszamolni arrol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-24

Ohio allan Lorain varosa-
Dol valo harom kedves bara-
tommal voltam ez evben a hi
res daytoni vadaszaton. Err
r6l a harom loraini vadasz-
tarsrol SOL maid a nota, de
'el6bb hadd mondjam Ell, hogy
facanra es nyulra az utolso
huszonot esztend6ben mem
'esett Dayton varosaban olyan
vadaszat, mint ebben az esq
tend6ben.
A loraini vendegek tiszte-
letere mem kevesebb, mint
tizennyolc helyi enber jelent
meg q csatamezon, lettiink
volna tehat huszonketten
puskasok, akik pontosan deli
IL orakor neki vagtunk a
mez6nek de ketto kozIliink
okosabb embernek bizonyult
es oft maradt az automobilok
mellett, ahol mem kellett a
zsakmany utan jarkalni, inert
hiszen kennel volt minden.
A vadaszat azzal kezdod0tt,
hogy pontosan husz font
marhaszeletb6l rostelyon silt
kesziilt. A hust Mkt ur adta,
a hires-nevezetes Radvanszky
Miklos ocsem-uram. EFT biz
tosan tudom, inert vele vol
tam a vagohidon, mikor va
sarolta. Ket lada papramor-
got is lattam a Mencsik fiuk
jovoltabol csaladi hozzajaru-
las gyanant. Negy nagy lada
s0r ped:g Tokody Pista ko-
mann jokepu uzletenel rako-
dott fel.
A fSvadaszmesteri tisztet
pedig kelemen Janos daytoni
lapszerkeszto 0csem t0lt0tte
volna be. ha akad a tarsasag-
ban olyasvalaki, aki hallgat
a szavara, de mem akadt. Meg
is boszulta ezt akkent, hogy
lapjaban ilyesforman szamolt
be a tCrtentekr0l:
A loraini kedves vende-
gek tiszteletere rendezett
daytoni kOrvadaszaton volt
minden, elsorendu roston
silt, pompas papramorgo es
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-24
M>ayzz5aizn

kitiin6 s0r, csak facan es nyul
mem. Elesett 0sszesen ket va
dasz, ellenben a vadak egesz-
segesek maradtak es jov6re
szivesen latjak ujra a loraini
kedves vendegeket.
Enrol a maga nemeben pa
rattan vadaszatr6l azonban
meg Sc tertem vissza tires kez-
eel. Amint a vegtelen mez6-
ben szetszor6dott nyaj mod
jara kujtorogtunk volna, meg
sz6lit eeyszer Davis Karoly, a
loraini tej-kiraly es at
mondja.
Gyere oda a fax arnye-
kaba, 6reg tarajos, hisz ugy
sincs a1lnak semmi ertelme,
hogy hi ma lit vadaszattal
probalkozzunk. Elmeselek ne
ked valamit, ami jobban er-
dekel maid.
No, elhuzodtunk a fax koze,
ahol az en- derek baratom
ezeket .,1eselte:
- Ara Is flu kozt mem le-
het a fold kereken jobb, ne
mesebb viszony, mint az en-
ket loraini f0ldim, az Greg
Ujhelyi Istvan, meg fla, Vi
helyi Jdzsef iigyved kozott.
ITALIAN meg a tiz parancsolat
is moso]yog, ha reajuk gon-
dol. Hat a multkoriban az
tortent, hogy a fatal ugy-
vednek valami nagyfeju ban
kettra kellett mennie es el6
kellett keresni a cifra modi fe-
kete ruhat a szekrenyb6l, pc
dig huzodott attol nagyon a
fatal Uihelyi. Mert olyan
derek, j6ravalo nepek eek az
Ujhelyiek, hogy mines azok-
ban semmi urhatnamsag, SGT
a hatuls is borsozik olyankor,
amikor fel kell hogy vegyek
a cifra gunyat.
Hat esztend6vel ezel6tt ke-
szilt Ujhelyi ugyved fekete
ruhaja, amt tuxedo neven
emlegetnek es az6ta haszna-
latlanul hevert a szekreny
melyen. Most azonban megis
csak elo kellett keresni es bi-
zony g lezajlott hat esztend6
alatt alaposan megvaltozott
az ugyved termete.
Felszedett azota niagara
vagy negyven-0tven fontot
ugy, hogy a regebbi karcsu-
sagara szabott ruha majdnem
szetrepedt, ugy fesziilt ter
meten. Ilyen modon bizony
mem mehetett volna az i'm
nepelyes bankettre.
Nit volt NIT tenni, felkapta
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-24

Budapestr6l most erkezett
surg0ny hiradas jelenti, hogy
Magyarorszag kozoktatasiigyi
minisztere, DR.. Homan Balint
0r0mmel vallalta ell a buda-
pesti Egyetemi Enekkar anne
rikai hangverseny- -korutjanak
f6vedn0kseget.
A MINISTER ur teljesen at
erzi a magyar zene vilagraszolo
nagy bemutatkozasanak oria-
81 jelent6seget es mindent
megtesz, ami a magyar kul-
tura ezen nagy esemenyenek
sikeret el6segitheti.
Ugvanakkor Washington
tavirati jelentes szerint Pc
lenyi Washington magyar ko-
vet es az amerikai magyar
konzulatusok fejei orommel
vallaltak el a tura vednokse-
get.
/ Minden igaz amerikai ma
gyar szlvet biszkeseggel kell,
hogy eltoltse az a legujabb
hiradas, mely a princetoni
egyetercr6i r0ppent sect. E
szerint a princetoni egyetem
fejedelmi pompaval fogja i'm
nepelni a magyar enekeseket.
Amerlkai egyetemi tanarok-
Dol es diakokbol allo kuldott-
seq fogja a palyaudvaron var
nj az Enekkart, hogy 6ket
oman az egyetemi dormito
rikban ievo szallasukra kiser-
je.
Ezen alkalommal az egye-
tenn foepuletenek tornyara XII
fogjak :izni a magyar nem-
zeti lcbogot es piros-feher-
z0ld zaszlocskakkal fogjak
feldisziteni az egyetem ha-
talmas ebedl6termet, ahol az
egyetem elnoke fogja t0bbszaz
teritekes ebeden vendegil lat
nj a budapest enekeseket, az
egyeten. tanarait es a prince
toni amerikai diaksag veze-
reit.
Az unnepi ebeden az egye-
tenn elniike fog beszedet mon,
dani az amerikai es magyar
kulturalis kapcsolatok elme-
lyiteserol es az Egyesult Ala
mok es Magyarorszag koz0tti
barati viszony kifejlesztesere
fogja en1elni poharat.
A Princetoni Egyetem diak-
saga is teljes erovel XII akarja
venni a reszet a budapest
kollegak unnepleseb6l es a XII
szivargott hirek szerint tob'
bek kozott ARA keszulnek,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-24

hogy az amerikai magyarsag
mily hatalmas lelkesed6 d6ssel,
mint egy ember allott a hang
versenyk0rut tigyenek szolg4-
lataba es. hogy minden va
rakozast feliilmulo, soha mem
remelt 0sszefogassal zsufol6-
sig fogja megt0lteni a hang
verseny termeket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-24

Uray Gabor uram, Beregb6l
pedig Dobay Karoly alispan.
Szaz0tven esztend6 el6tt
meg nem voltak olyan utak
Magyaiorszagon, mint ma.
Szolnok alatt elakadt a sar-
ban Do5ay Karoly nehez him
taja es ITALIAN oft is reked egesz
ejszakara a hIvos mez6n, ha
veletleril utol mem eri egy
negy nemes paripa altal hu-
zott k0nnyu, homokfuto
bricska, amely a bajban lev6
jarmi lattara megallott es
amelynek gazdaja igaz ma
gyar i6szivuseggel mondotta:
- AIT a hintot ebb6l a sar-
boil hat bivalynal kevesebb XII
mem huzza es ez a munka ell
tart reggelig. Ha mines jobb
dolga a tisztelt urnak, kap-
jon fel ide mellem es beviszem
magam1nal Szolnokra, ahol
puha agyban alhatik.
Regi magyar szokas szerint
mem is kerdeztek egyrlastol,
hogy XII a jotev6 es kivel tesz-
mex jot, csak eppen behajtat-
tax Szolnokra, betertek az
Greg vendegl6be es miveI
egyiitt jottek, tisztalkodas
utan egy asztalhoz ultek va
csoraznl. Vacsora utan pedig
nekilattak a csendes borozas-
max es a baratsagos beszel-
getesnek.
Ejfelre jart mar az lido
eppen g hatodik uveg bort
bontottak fel a csendesen mu-
lato es egyre jobban osszeme-
leged6 uraknak, amikor egy-
seer ~csak megszolalt Dobay
alispan:
- Hat eppen csak annyit
mondok, hogy ha tekegyel
med valamikor Beregbe vetod-
mel, az en- szegeny portamat
Ell ne keruljed, hogy a mai
baratsagot lilo modon vissza.
adhassam.
Amire a mask ur epper
olyan kedelyes joszivvel fe.
lelte:
= De annyit mar mondok
hogy mem kerullek ell soha
pedig eleg gyakran vagyor
dolgom Beregben, inert hogy
szatmari ember vagyok e
SokszOr jarok oda.
Kohentett egyet ekkor
maid ovatosan kerdezte:
- De nezd csak kedves ba
ration, ket dolgot akarol
mondani. Az egyik az, hogy
ha Szatmarba vet6dsz, ma
gyon szivem szerint lenne, hs
nalam szallanal meg minden
koron, inert, hogy reg lat
tam en- ilyen szivem szerin
val6 e-nbert, mint magac
vagy.
Amire Dobay is bizonyko
dott:
- Bizony testver, ugy nez
lex mar teged, mintha egy
agyban sziilettunk volna.
Amire a mask folytatta:
- Azutan meg ait is mono
meg, kogy hol keresselek er
voltakeppen teged Beregben?
= Hol? Hat a megyeha.
zan. Csak kerdez6skodj Do.
bay Karoly alispan utan.
Felr1kkantott ere a STAT
mari ur nagy nevetessel:
= Te vagy az, Dobay Ka-
roly? Csak azert kerdem,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-24

Ujhelyi ugyved a ruhat es sic
tett vele a szabohoz:
Janos batyam! Tegyen
felre mlnden mas munkas es
engedje b6vebbre ezt a fekete
ruhat azonnal, inert estere
bankettre kell menjek benne.
Megnerte alaposan a j6-
lelku szabo a koverkes tigy-
vedet, megnezte a fekete ru-
hat is es teljes j6lelkuseggel
biztatta:
= Ne fell semmit, tisztelt
iigyved 0csem! Van ebben
poszto eleg. Kiengedek en-
belole annyit, hogy jol fog
allani IS delutan negy orara
mar keszen is lesz.
No, nagy csoda volt ugyan,
hogy egy szabo megtartsa az
igereteJ, de delutan negy
orara csakugyan felvitte a le-
nyegesen megb6vitett ruhat
az ugyvedhez. Megkapta a
penzet is a munkaert, vissza-
ment e nihelyebe, de maid
leesett a szekrol, mikor latta.
hogy egyszer csak megint
betoppan hozza Ujhelyi iigy,
we'd a fekete ruhaval es izga-
tottan kialtja:
- Janos batyam! Varrja
0ssze EFT a ruhat azonnal
eppen olyan szikre, mint
amilyen eredetileg volt.
- Ejnye no! - Csodalko'
zott a jambor szabo, - ITALIAN
mem jol csinaltam volna?
Amire a fatal ugyved meg
nyugtatta:
- Mem az a baj, Janos ba.
tyam, hogy mem csinalta vol
ma jol, hanem az a baj, hogy
es a tekete ruta mem az
enyem, hanem az edesapdme
Az els6 napi daytoni va.
daszat1lak ez volt ream nezve
az erednenye. A masodil
napinals pedig az, hogy egy
nagyon ertekes tapasztalattaI
lettem gazdagabb.
Dayton varosa es Lorair
varosa k0z0tt koriilbelul szaz
nyolcvan mertfold a tavolsag
es ICY a ket varos magyarsags
legfellebb hirbol ismeri egy
mast. A mostani vadaszat
! azutan harom loraini ma
gyart 0sszehozott a day
toniakkal akkent, hogy ennel
sirig tarto magyaros baratsas
lett a vege.
A har1nadik nap vegen ko
tellel fogtak volna Daytonbar
a loraini vendegeket es mi
kor minden tiltakozas dacars
megis neki vagtak a hazafelt
vezet6 vltnak, szinte reggelie
tart6 hucsutor Strata korat
tavozasukat.
Az ebb6l a tanulsag, hogy
sokkal t0bbre jutnank mi
amerikai magyarok, ha neha.
napjan osszej0nnenek Is k0ze-
lebbr6l is megismern6k egy-
mast. Szob6l ert az ember es
ha baratsagos talalkozasok
utjan kozelebb jutnank egy-
mas lelkehez, ITALIAN t0bb ma
radando alkotasra lennenk
kepesek az vi hazaban.
No, nem mondom, tanya-
mon, Daytonban, magam is
biiszke voltam loraini bara-
taimra, akik valoban igen jo-
ravalo emberek, de mashol is
vannak olyan derek magya-
rok, alziket mem a beka k0l-
t0tt es akikt6l nagy dolgokat
remelhetnenk, ha 0sszever6d-
nenek alkalomadtan es Ossze-
melegednenek.
Szazotven esztend6vel e.
e1Gtt tfirtAnt hOpv a SZatYnarI
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-24

inert ergem meg Uray Gabor-
max hivnak.
A nagy birtokpert azutan
oft helyben, bekes egyesseggel
intezt4k ell, inert megismertek
egymast.
Vajjon hany nagy amerikai
magyar tervet tudtunk volna
nyelbeiitni, ha jobban megis-
mertiik volna egymast? Ere
mar igazan kivancsi
EaE1shdsi KGk1S Marion.
Evening star., 1936-06-12

Pot on q few drops OF This new
powder.Iiks lotion. IT'S q light
nins-quiek worker. Dries in
stontly, checks perspirotion,
eliminates odor---ond may be
used at any time. You'll find
it ereoseless and stoiniess and
you'll like liz pIeosont frog
rance Of wood violet.
TeiIstfies--strsst Floor
Evening star., 1936-06-12
DR.. MACHEN HEADS
NEW Church BODY
%%| T%S"e. Shop in Cool Comforts Entire Floors
"n eDelleftS Delightfully."- Air-Coo|ed {x$$$$$$s x$$$s$$$
Independent Presbyterian
Group Organized by Con-
Servative Forces.
1y the Associated Press.

1y the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, June 12.-The
Presbyterian Church Of America was
founded yesterday in a crystaliza-
ton Of conservative forces breaking
away from the Presbyterian Church
in the United States Of America.
DR.. j. Gresham Machen, leader Of
the Presbyterian Constitutional Gov
enant Union, which dissolved itself
to permit the organization Of the
new group was elected the first mod
orator.
approximately IS ministers from
8 States were among the 200 who
attended the opening session, styling
themselves the First General As
sembly.
Declaration of Faith.
The assembly adopted as q declara-
tion Of faith, subscription to which
was made mandatory upon ministers,
elders and deacons, a statement set
ting forth "the scriptures Of the old
and new testaments are the word of
God, the only infallible rule Of faith
and practice"
Meeting in Philadelphia club
room, the group said 1t sought ito
continue what we believe to be the
true spiritual succession of the Pres
byterian Church of the United States
of America, which we hold to have
been abandoned by the present organi-
Eation of that body, and to make clear
to all the world that we have no con-
nection with the organization bear
ing that name"
The election of DR.. Machen, who
withdrew from the Presbyterian
Church in the United States of
America after his conviction on
charges Of disobedience to its author
titles, was unanimous.
DR.. Machen and seven others were
ordered by the Philadelphia PreSby-
terry to renunciate their afiliation with
the Independent Board of Foreign
Missions. Their refusal was held as
characterization by the Presbytery,
and this ruling was upheld last month
by the General Assembly meeting at
Syracuse, N. Y.
Among the ministers who became
members Of the new church were Rev.
Arthur F. Parkins, of Merrill, Wis;
Rev. J. M. Kooyers, Of Athens, Wis
Rev. r. J. Vaughn, Of Chicago and
Rev. 8. J. Allen, of Carson, N. D.
Evening star., 1936-06-12
MARINE is INJURED
! IN REVIEW ACCIDENT
Sergeant May Lose Foot After 1t
Is Crushed by 20-Ton
Tractor,

A. o. Coppage, 35-year-old Marine
technical sergeant from Quantico,
may lose his left foot as result OF
an accident at the Marine barracks
yesterday during review staged for
the entertainment of members Of the
District Bar Association on their an
nual outing there.
During the afternoon, the entire
Fleet Marine Force was turned out
for the lawyers. During the parade,
Coppage collapsed and it was believed
he had been overcome by the heat.
1t developed, however, his foot had
been crushed beneath a 20-ton tractor
He was rushed to Naval Hospital
here and it was believed at first the
foot would have to be amputated. Of
ficers there today said, however, there
is some chance to save the foot, al
though further operations may be
necessary.
Coppage is attached to headquarters
ct the Marine barracks.
Evening star., 1936-06-12

Good Summer boes - smorty
styled, nicely finished and fitted
within! Choose your tovorite style
commodious pouches, flot en-
veIopes and interesting new nov
city styles!
White. Moywine, Dubonnet. Blue
bonnet Blossom Pink, Buttercup
Yellow, Purple, Corol, Spice Ia
grand shade of summey brownD.
Navy, Block and Brown.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-20

Mems suits in newest checks, stripes, blue serges, Oxfords and browns. Topcoats in tans, checks and plain col Ors. Overc0ats in raglan and set-in sleeves. Regular values to $24.50.
 SALE @ n0 PRICE ...... W4EeOO,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-20

Buffers and polishers at the Wa terbury Mfg. O., a unit of the Chase Brass and Cooper O., Inc, have joined the Waterbury unit of the Buffers and Polishers' union, it was reported today. Approximately 250 men, employed in three depart ments, are said to have become union members.
 Though confirmation could not be received, it was reported also that Frederick s. Chase appeared at a union meeting in Building Trades hall on Scovill street Friday night and addressed the workers. Mir. Chase, according to employees, of fered no objection to employees se- curing union affiliations when a delegation from the departments visited him.
 The Waterbury Mfg. Co, union
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-20
Consumers Council
 Organizes In State
Six Organizations Form Nucleus of New Association; Mrs. W. A. Strges, New Haven, Chosen Chairman

Hartford, oct. 2O-At a meeting held Friday, october 16, at the state department of agriculture, Hartford, delegates from six state consumers organizations voted to establish a Connecticut Consumers council and elected Mrs. Wesley A. Sturges, 21 Alden avenue, New Haven, as chair man and Mrs. Leslie E. Watson, IS Sunlac street, West Heven, as sec- Eetary-treasurer
 ! The organizations represented through appointed delegates were the Connecticut League of Women Voters, the Connecticut Congress of Parents and Teachers, the Con- nccticttt Home Economies associa- tion, the Connecticut Farm Bureau federation, the Connecticut Federa- tion of Women's clubs and the Con- necticut branch of. the American Association of University Women. i Others Expected [ Other organizations which have already signifled their intention of affliating with the council through delegates include the Connecticut State Grange, the Connecticut Council of Churches and Religious Education, and it is expected that others will af1liate.
 The objects for. the Connecticut Consumers Council are: CD To col- lect and disseminate facts of value to consumers throughout the state, anw @ to take any other action which would, in the opinion of the council, further the interests of con-j Sumers throughout the state.
 The Consumers Council is non- political and non-sectarian and lis engaged in the promotion of ]no other program except it's own. It will cooperate with any orgahiza- tion which is definitely interested in reaching the consumers of CoEnecti- cut through an educational program.
 Immediate Tasks
 Two of the immediate tasks of the Connecticut Consumefs Council will me: (1) To cooperate with the WPA and the Connecticut State Department of Agriculture in the es- tablishment of a Consumers In- formation Service, and (2) to estab- fish a Technical Advisory board composed to representatives of the various branches Cof the state gov
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-20

(Continued from Page l.) could not say definitely what caused the collapse of the scaffold- ing and masonry. One version had it, however, that the men were en- gagged in removing brick from under plank for the construction of a cornice when the gable gave way and precipitated them more than 20 feet to the ground below in a shower of bricks and lumber.
 Was Acting Superintendent
 Tremablio has been acting super intendent of the construction work for the past two weeks, following the illness of William Dyer, the orig inal project director.
 Glastonbury town officials today were investigating charges by townspeople that Rabdazzo's body had been allowed to remain at the scene for a considerable length ot time before 1t was removed. NO coroner or medical examiner could be reached for some time, 1t was alleged.
 Statement of Contractors
 R. J. Tremaglio, referring to the unfortunate accident which occur red yesterday at Glastonbury, made today the following statement:
 For the first time in the course of our organizations history, which over 8 period of twelve (l2) years has covered more than two million dollars worth of building construc- ton, fatal accident took place yeS- terday on the Glastonbury post office job. The explanation of the collapse of the gable wall, which threw two workmen and my brother off from the staging to the ground, is as yet not fully determined, inas- much as there existed no unusual conditions in the construction at this point and every pfecaution had been taken. We are at present exertirg every effort to determine the occasion for this most uiafcrtu- nate occurrence.
 eve feel very keenly the misfort- une which has come to these work men and the loss to the family of Rosario Randazzo, who was killed in the fall.
 "In the matter of construction business, however, we realize that such things do occur at times in spite of every precauti0n. and we must continue as in the past. to do everything possible to avoid such occurrences
 (signed)
 Ralph J. Tremaglio.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-20
ERNEST LYONS TO
 GIVE LOCAL TALK
Former American Ambas- sador to Liberia Cofrl-
 ing for COlOred COP.

Honorable Ernest Lyons, former American ambassador to Liberia, will visit Waterbury to speak on be- half of the republican ticket. He will address 8 rally at the Pearl street community center on the 27th under the auspices of the Colored Republican Club.
 Attorney Michael J. Galullo, act- ing for Town Chairman J. Warren Upson, today announced dates for several other rallies. Tonight the re- publican candidates will speak at a card party at the Business and Pro- feSsional Women's Club.
 Thursday night the Italian Re- publican club will. sponsor a din- ner in honor of Judge Francis A, Pallotti of Hartford. He is the g. o. p. candidate for congressman-at- large.