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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10

A particularly diverting show IN
playing today and tomorrow at
Polls featuring ITO Mary With
Love-" co.Starring Myrna 10y and
Warner Baxter, one Of the seasons
best Aims, and Jack London'S
white Fang" O thrilling sequel to
his famous "Call OF the Wild"
ITO Mary With Love-" tender
and tragic picture, Is O penetrating,
bitter-Sweet portrait OF marriage,
beautifully directed and acted. This
particular marriage covers period
Of 10 years and In the end you re-
alize 30 truly and poignantly why
IT must be forever. All the unhappy,
bitter moments OF the marriage Of
Mary and Jack Wallace fade away
aS the gloriolIsly sweet moments are
re.ltved In memory, with o promise
that they will live anew.
Miss 10y, who has o special
screen niche as the perfect wife, IL
utterly charming and sincere aS
Mary; Mr.. Baxter is fortnight and
earnest Oh Jock, while Ian Hunter
~ HNbbS SSAbSSb 10 Dill
Jean Dixon, O Waterbury girl
who is rated among the top-notch
stars Of the screen, has an impor.
tant role In ITO MaFy--With Love"
and many OF her local friends have
come 10 Polls 10 see her.
white Fang" the co.feature is q
thrilling sequel TO Jack London's
famous "Call OF the Wild" It fea-
lures Michael Whalen, Jean Muir
and lightning" the German shep-
herd dog who plays the title role.
Repiete with the romance OF the
far north and filled with the drama
OF the lawless frontier, white
Fang" takes Up where Londons
other stirring observation-disclosures left
of and weaVes @ thrilling story OF
gold and greed, love and danger.
Irtermingled with the narrative Is
the biography of Lightning, the
mighty son Of Buck, the dog star Of
Call OF the Wild"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10
STATE

Meet Nero Wolfe" heads the pro-
gram at Warner Brothers State
theater today and tomorrow with
jovlai Edward Arnold In the lead
Ing role supported by Lionel Stand
er, Joan Perry, Victor Jory and
John Qualen.
meet Nero Wolfe" proves excIt-
Ing, adVcntureSomc and truly BatlB-
flying screen entertainment and Ii
onol Stander Was never better than
IN the role OF Nero Wolfe'B dumb
aid-de.camD and gtooge.
The companion feature Is "And
Sudden Death" the screen ndapta-
ton OF the amazing story that re-
Gently appeared In the Readers
Digest magazine. Randolph Scott
and Frances Drake have the lead
Ing roles In this thriller which brings
~ light the tremendous death toll
taken annually by traffic and high
way motor car accidents.
Wednesday brings "The Return
OF Sophie Lang" featuring Gertrude
Michael, star OF the earlier film 1.-THE
Notorious Sophie Lang" The story
begins with .he temperance OF the
most notorious feminine diamond
thief of all time, long thought dead
by police of two continents. In hid
Ing and reformed, she has become
the companion OF an elderly woman,
Elizabeth Patterson, who spends
her wealth In collecting Jewels.
Miss Michael and Miss Patterson
set sail for America, with the price,
less Kruger diamond, latest stone
In the Patterson collection, In their
possession. Aboard ship Sophie meets
he" former companions In -crime, SII
Guy Standing, who is seeking u
nab the diamond.
Sir Guy, who recognizes Mis-
Michael as Sophie, tries TO get hei
TO aid him. She refuses, yet has II
stand by helplessly while he lays hi
plans, knowing that he can identify
her and turn her over TO the policC
at any time.
The companion feature will b.
ARIZONA Raiders" tale of thu
Golden West with Buster Crabbt
and Marsha Hunt In the leading
roles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10

HollyWood-So Tammany Young
Is dead. Well, he had been every
where, he had seen everything, and
he made O good exit. Dying ct the
time he did, only o little past the
peak OF his fame, Tammany will
remain legend.
He was like that an oppor-
tunist. In fact, Tammany was q
gate crasher. One-eyed Connolly
may have crashed more gates, but
Tammany Young crashed better
ones. He liked uppity social affairs,
doggy first nights, and luxurious
travel. He was q rolling stone that
had gathered high polish.
He was O bit disappointed In
Hollywood, which offered scarcely
any challenge TO his talents. Trou-
bic was that he came here as an
actor. Being an actor no had very
little crashing TO do. Ho was invited
to parties, and could stroll unchal-
ienged through the gates Of his
homo studio.
Sometimes, just to keep IN prac-
tice, he'd crash the gates Of other
studios. But that wasn't much fun
He was On intimate Of w. G..
Fields, and appeared In O couple OF
Fields pictures during the 10
months or 30 that he was IN Holly
wood. Tammnny always said that
he qualified as On actor because he
worked three months at pulling up
stakes for O circus. He also had
walk-on parts In some Belasco and
Dillingham; shows
Name o Sesame
Manhattan was his birthplace,
and Tammany actually was his
name. II was O good name TO mem
ton when he wanted to get through
O New York police line, and usually
would get him clear up to the
speakers table at public dinners.
When Lindbergh was received at
City Hall, Young bluffed and hlus-
tered his way through five Cordons
OF cops, edged his way TO the left
hand OF Jimmy Walker and had q
few congratulatory words for the
daring young flyer. When he left
City Hall, he carried O great sheaf
Of tickets TO the evening reception
and gave q pair to every policeman
who had allowed him 10 pass.
How He Did II
Tammany had thirst for cul-
ture, and often was to be seen
among the first-nighters ct the
opera and the better plays. When
at the Met, he sat In the Golden
Horseshoe after the first act,
anyway. He would come hatless into
the lobby, snatch o program some
where, and would engage the first
patron he met In profound dis
cussion of the performance.
II O sporting event were really
distinguished, Tammany might
deign TO attend II. When Notre
Dame played In New York, he
slipped into Knute Rockne's hotel
room and announced that he had
arranged transportation for tho
team. Rockne said all right, so
Young hailed fleet OF taxis (after
first arranging for Q commission
from the company.
Then he returned and attached
himself TO Rocknc, saw the game,
and, at dinner that evening, be-
came the recipient OF a life pass
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10
STRAND

Never has the beautiful star
appeared In moro entertaining and
gripping romance than In Hearts
Divided" which heads the program
at Warner Brothers Strand theater
today, tomorrow and Wednesday.
The picture rs q lavish one, with
mammoth sets and colorful back
grounds, while the women are cos
tuned In the gorgeous Empire
gowns OF the period. Picturesque
scenes take place In the Patterson
mansion and estate and the palace
Of the emperor Of France.
The picture Is enlivened by catchy
songs sung by Dick Powell, who has
the leading masculine role opposite
Miss Davis. Other delightful music
Is furnished by the Hall johnson
Choir who sing the spirituals OF
the Negro slaves quartered on the
Patterson estate.
The companion feature presents
Charlie RuggleS and Mary Boland In
the hilarious comedy early to Bed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10
MARRIAGE INTENTIONS

The following marriage Inten-
lions have been filed ut the office
Of the town clerk:
Joseph r. Richards, 81 Cham
bers street, and Bernlce Zukaus-
kas, 233 Alder street.
Edward J. Buncc, 50 Stone street,
and Margaret Connolly, go IrlOn
street.
Francis Clark, 1872 Cooke street,
and Viola Tlutc, Yale street, Oak.
vile.
John Nest0rlak, AnsonIa, and
Mary Shkimba, 204 Hill street.
Leon Cyr, GA South Main street,
and Viola LaFrancc, 90 Washing
ton street.
Albert Wlsalnsky, Falls avenue,
Oakville, and Rita M. Grenler, COZ
South Main street.
Joseph C0cchlOla, Hartford, and
Clara Flammia, III South Leon
ard street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10

A visitor at the Burns and Allen
menagc the other day found George
driving the car, while Oracle bent
over the kitchen stove. II seems the
chauffeur and the cook had Just
quit, and here's the story: Burns de-
cided 10 install q glass partition be-
tween the chaufer'B seat and the
back OF their car. This meant the
driver would no longer be able 70
hear the intriguing conversations
that went on between his two EN-.
ployers. The chauffeur rebelled,
fatty refusing 10 stay unless the
partition was removed. George WAS
equally insistent on keeping II In
place, suggesting that II entertain.
ment WAS wanted, the chauffeur
tune In on their Wednesday broad
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10
FIREMEN Use AXES
in CELLAR BLAZE
Three Alarms Recorded
Over Weekend NO
Serious Damage

Three alarms were recorded at
fire department headquarters yes
terday, all Of them for minor blazes.
Fire which broke out on q wooden
beam In the cellar Of the home Of
Carmine Pelegrano, 1856 North Main
street, early yesterday morning,
made II necessary to chop away part
Of the outside wall Of the house. At
4:38 p. m. yesterday q small grass FIRE
was extinguished on property Of the
Waterbury Tool company on East
Aurora street. A defective oil stove
caused O slight fire at the apart
ment Of Michale Kyuio, 3 Vine street
at $3.50 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10
LIQUOR PERMIT

This Is 10 give notice. that ].
Richard n. Coonoy, OF 2ls Cherry
with tho Liquor Control commls'
sion for Package store Beer Per.
nit for tho sale OF alcoholic LIQUOR
on tho promises, 10 Rubbor avenue.
Manga tuck. Conn. Tho business ,,Yn g 81 10
S cTs'd r By re &c. oFS 81 4 ssT
street, Springfield, Mass, and VIII
be- conductcd BY Rlchnrd II. Cooney
Of 2iS Cherry street, Naugatuck'
Conn, as .permlttec. or roowuv
Dated AUG. !, 1885. $500
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10
SUFFERS SPIDER BITE

Sir Guy Standing, Paramount ac-
tor, Is the latest member of the
screen colony TO suffer from spider
bite. Although the titled Briton was
bitten on the eye while on O fishing
expedition II will not hold up pro-
duction Of his latest picture, "Girl OF
the Jungle"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10
LT0UOR PERMIT

This Vi Is 70 give notice that !, Nj
NOR Sanford Of IL Grove street
NaugGtuck. Conn" have, iiled ~ a u:
pllcation dated aug. !: 1o oSto WIN a. INC %
PacEago store Beer Permit for tho
premises, 2oS Hliisldo avenue. Nau.
Entuck, Conn. Tho buginOgS 10
owned by rho Great Atlantic a r.:
cinc Tea CO.. Of s07 Pininn l.,I,,
be- conducted by ELMER Sanford OF
II Grove street, Naugatuck, Conn.,
III p0F''''' ELMER SANFORD.
Dntod Aug. I, 1885. B'3"lO'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10
LIQUOR PERMIT

NOTICE OF APPbEUMTIVN
Josenh sakainuskas OF 1853 Dryer
avenue, waterbury, Conn.," have
fiied an application dated Aug. l.
1896 with tho Liquor Control Conn
mission for n Package store Beer
Permit for tho sale OF alcohollc
Main street, waterbury, Conn. The
business il owned by The Great A..
lnntic e. Pacific Tea Co. OF 207
Plainfieid street. Springfield. Mass"
and will be conducted by John Jo-
seph Sakalauskas of lb3 Dryer
avenue, Waterbury, Conn" as per"
'"''' JOHN J. sAKAIAUsISAs.
Dated Aug. I, 1895. b-3-lV.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10
LIQUOR PERMIT n! ,.,,o.

This Is 10 give notice that !, Al.
bert Eugene Hudon OF River street.
Sileation dated Aug. /. 1883, with
The Liquor Control Commission for
n Package Store Beer Permit for
the sale OF alcoholic liquor on the
promises 2i2 North. Main street,
waterbury, Conn. The h. business n,sn {! 81 70
ciGc TTa Co., OF 207 Pialnneld
street, Springfield, Mass, and VIII
no conducted by Albert Eugene
Hudon OF River street, Coiiinsville'
Conn, ms permittee. ,,,,aoN
ALBERT EUGENE HuDCN'
Dated Aug. ], 1885. S-3'iV'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10
LIQUOR PERMIT

NOTICE OF APPLICNTIVN
This IL to give notice that J. Hnr-
old +. Brown OF l06 Academy. street,
Waterbury, Conn. have fled an
application dated Avg. !. iG,on WIN IN
a Package Store Beer Permit for
tho sale OF alcoholic liquor on tho
promises, 328 South Main street,
Waterbury, Conn. The business Is
owned by The Great Atlantic. q
Pacific Tea Co., of 207 Plai nfield
be conducted by Harold r, Brown
OF 100 Academy Street, Waterbury,
Conn, ms permittee,
Dnted Aug. !, 1896. 1910.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10
LIQUOR PERMIT

NOTICE OF APPLICATIUN
This Is to give notice that !, Frans
els James OBrlen, Of al Walnut
ST., waterbury Conn, have Med nn
application dated Aug. ], io3e with
n Package store Beer Permit for
the sale OF alcoholic liquor on the
premises, 1883 Baldwin st., Water:
bury, Conn. Tho business H. owned
By The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea
Co... Of so7 Plelnfisld 81, spring.
by francis James O'Brlen OF 2i7
Walnut ST., waterbury, Conn, as
FRANCIS JAMES o'BRIEN.
Dated Aug, /, 1885, $3.50.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10
LIQUOR PERMIT

NUTICHI UT AFFbIOAEHVN
This is to give. notice that !,
Harry J. Dell OF "a sheldon street,
waterbury. Conn. have flled i,,, ~ 9 ~.
Package store Beer Permit for the
premises, 300 Baldwin street, Wa
terbury, Conn. The business is
owned by The Great Atlantic y
Street, Springfield, Mass. and Will
BIO conducted by Harry. J. Dell OF
90 Sheldon street, Waterbury, Conn,
as permlttce. ~
Dated Aug. !, 1896. 1910,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10
Legal Notices


This V 4 70 give i've notice ssat J. wal.
ter Joseph Kelley, of see Baldwin
street, WATERBURY, Conn, have ne ,asa
for Package store Beer Permit for
the sale on alcoholic liquor on the
premises, e3i Baldwin street Waters
bury, Conn, The business IN owned
BY The Great Atlantic n Pacific Tea
Co.., Of so7 plainheld. street, SPRING
BY Walter Joseph Kelley, OF b0A
Baldwin street, Waterbury, Conn., az
WAITER JOSEPH KELLEY.
Dated Aug, I, 1895, B-3.i0,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10
LIQUOR PERMIT

NOTICE or APPLICATION
This IL to give notice that !, Paul
Reed of 225 Meriden road, Wator-
bury, Conn, have fllod IN applien.
LIQUOR Control Commission for, y
Package store Beer Permit for hN
sale OF alcoholic liquor or tho
promises, 42O Willow street, water:
bury, Conn. Tho businoBB 10 owged
BY rho Grent Atlantic r. pnciho
Tea CO... OF so7 Pl4lnfHid street,
ductod by Paul Reed Of s25 Mer-
Iden road, waterbury, Conn., ms
permlttoo. ~ 1u.,,
Dated Aug. I, 1898. 8.3'lO'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10
LIQUOR PERMIT
MnTWGm M ARNDE.EGA TTnN

This Is TO give notice that I,
street, Waterbury. Conn, have filed
an application dated Aug. I. 1896.
with the Liquor Control Commits
sion for a Package Store Beer Per-
init for the sale OF alcoholic llduor
on the PREMISES. 7I9 East Main
ness II owned by THE Great Allan
tic & Pacific Tea Co. of 297 Plain
ield street. Springfield. Mass. and
viii IN conducted nv Cashier
Ropeiewsii OF % Vermont street,
Waterbury. Conn. as ncrmitaes..
Dated Aug. I, 1898. s-s.10.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10
LvOVyOR PERMIT

This ia to give notice that ], Dan"
Iel Louis PoTinO OF sunset Avonuo'
oakvliic, Conn, have. fled an applls
cation dated August !, 1888 with the
Liquor Control Commission for y
Package store Beer Permit for tho o
promIsos, Main street, WATERFOWL.
Conn. The business r. owned by tho
Grant Atlantic a. Pacific Ten Co. OF
2O7 Pininheid Street, Springfield,
Mass, and will be conducted by
Daniel Louis PeninO OF Sunset Ave-
nue, OnkVille, Conn, M permltto
"'0' DANIEL LOUIS PENINE.
Dated Aug. !, 1886. S.3.lO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10
LIaUOR PERMIT -,

This is 10 give notice that I. Pat
rick Joseph Roach of o. Wateryille
street. Waterbury, conn., h;,g haye 1 nleS
with the Liquor Control Commis-
sion for a Package Stor6 Beer Per-
nit for the sale OF alcoholic llnuor
ON the premises. 1912 East Main
street. Waterbury, Conn. The busi-
tic 4 Pacific Tea Co.. of 297 Plain
field street, Springfield. Maas4 and
will he conducted by Patrick JO-
aeph Roach OF 81 Waterville street,
Waterbury, Conn. ms permittee.
PATRICK J. ROACH.
Dated Aug. I, 1896. s-3-10.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10
UPSON FAMILY TO
UNITE IN HARTFORD

Next Saturday, the national as
ISOLATION Of the Epson family will
hold q reunion at Elizabeth park In
Hartford. Registration will start at
10 o'clock In the morning and lun-
cheon will be served at / o'clock. J.
Warren Upson Of Waterbury, past
president Of the organization, Is O
member OF the executive board.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10
ROAMING THE AIR WAVES
.Wlth raw FITZPATRICK.

Canadians have been recalled 70 the
Hotel Roosevelt grill IN New YORK
FOR q second season, scheduled 70
open IN the middle Of September
Tho orchestra will DO heard on .
commercial broadcast, starting Sum
day, September Q, at $50 p. m, over
the Columbia network, and also on
q late sustaining dance schedule
aired by Obs,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10

+ According 70 present plans Red
Nlchols, che bandleader and ace
tFumpeter will bring his orchess
tra % the grill room Of . leading
New York hotel thls fall, providing
dance music which will be broad.
east on sustaining series, IN addl'
Zion 70 the bands regular weekly
appearance on the CHS "AtlantlC
Family" programs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10

sid sllveFs, who made his mark
m vaudeville ~ Phil Bakers stOOge
will be on the air soon with . com.
merclal seFles--and two stOOges Of
his own. The brOadcAsts will come
from Hollywood, where sllvers h
now writing for The movies. Phil
spItalny and his all.glrl orchestra
will make . guest appearance
sunday, August 10, on the RCA
Magic Key program, 70 be heard
81 300 p. m. EsBT, over the
WEAFsNBC network.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10
New York Stations
wRAF-OOo - wOR-7iO WJz-7OO go wABC-SOO

2. NJ.
observation-disclosures Reylewi,
Tho Boy and tho N0kt war
--Elmsndorf Carr, 1lGhd'
master, Hidgeneld school.
WOIt-VhFIety SHOW, ORIENT
Lakes Exposition, Glove
wJZ-Foxos Of Flatbush--
wxbcS.safety MuskotcerS--
Sketch.
lhS-WJzaJacklo Heller, Tenor
4.SO-W EAF--llnngGrs Quartet
WoH-Alfredo orch; Sketch
WJN-Ornng0 Bl0BsOm
WABC--Chlcago Musicale,
l;tD-WEAF-aG Grandpa BURTON
WJU-Mngie VOloe- Bkctch,
BioO--W EAF-Vltalo Band, Glove
w0it9.Ncws; Dance orch.
VIZ lacuHslOni Ammo
Hard, Authori. claire. .Tr0t'
tor, writer Mime, Vera
Fonnr0n, Violin Te1chcr'
WABC--FF0m Berlin
Resume, olympic Gamca'~'
E,is-wH BC4Dieiators orch.
Si30-- WEAF-aSearB orch
WJH-SlnRlng Indy
Elton, BoyE quartet
B,Ib--WOlt--Dlck Traey-Bkeich'
WJN-bIiti0 orphan Annie
Wilderness H0hd'-'
e,00--W EAF--From Berlin.
Resume, olympic Games,
BIll Slater,
WOft---iInciG Don,
VIZ News; u. \, Army
Band.
WABC-VIrginlh V0rrIii,
Songs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10

Benny Fields Is going 10 tell radio
listeners how he came back" and
the story will make o colorful feature
81 the "Camel Caravan" show; aired
Tuesday evening, August II, at 0;3O
o'clock, EDsT, over the WABc.cBs
network,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10

wddle Cantor Il fllllng q vaudeville
engagement this week IN Ban Fran.
cisco, before starting work on hia
annual motion picture and his new
kall commercial series, the latter
scheduled 10 begin Sunday, Beptem-
her 20, over the WABC.cBB net
work. He'll be q guest star on the
Raig theater program, WABBsCBS,
Monday evening, August "A, pfeSeit-
ing his great stage and screen hit
s'Whoopee."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10

As the "CaraVan" marches on,
Che news comes from Hollywood
that Benny Goodman and his
"swlng band" will trek 10 New
York In September 70 play for
dancers NJ the Hotel Pennsylvania.
Goodman will continue 70 provide
lively music for the program, how.
ever, his share Of the broadcast
emanating from New York city.
%a.,.. TaK.kasda aud hiu RnVa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10

Hot water pipes have been fitted
TO the troughs from whihc express
trains pick up water on the main
line to Inverness, Eng, 1880 feet
above sea level. The pipes prevent
! freezing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10

Stone from the Houses Of Parlia-
ment In England will be sent 10
Ceylon for use In the new State
Council building.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10
SOO..WTCC..B bridgeport. 900

y, NJ
5,60--Red sox w. PhIlhdolphia,
baseball ghnno, reported by
Fred Hoey from Fenwny
Sn5--jack onslow'S BaScbalI
S,sO-WiCC news bulletins
Silb--Cafe Continental tETO,,,
9;00--Ynnke0 Network News HcrV'
6i5-iflvo Minute Drama tET).
Gi20--rho Merry .G0.H1und,
$50 Baseball Scores, ItoInnd
SAO-Bridgeport Medical soclov
6AS-ilenfrcw Of the Mounted,
7;OO-iIugh Shields, Sense and
NOnBenbo,.
7.i5--'rh0 Classic TrlO,
,3O--IiubinoF Jane Pc0rce CET)
7;I6--'rrue Dotootly0 Mystery,
a,00-~irVlng COnn'E orch,
gi30-"Plck and Pat IN Pipe smob
Ing Time" dramatic and mn
slrni, Lnndt Trio nnd WHITE
comedy and songs Benny.
Kruger and his Yellow Jhck'
cts
n ,JolSon In "rho JAW Sing
10 ,00--Tnmbour Battnnt, orch, md
vocal quartet--from Cam
nda,
iO;SO-lJnrOId storms orch.
f0H6--JnCk Summon, tenor with
organ,
Ynnkee Network News ScrV.
tee,
fi.ib--LoGnI news bulletins
it.30--BornlG CummIns and his
orch,
12.0O--Jlmmy Monaco and his orch,
A. NJ.
I2,3O-JOe HclchmAn and his Orch,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10

Michael Hillegas was the first
treasurer OF the United Colonies,
while Alexander Hamilton was the
first secretary Of the treasury I'M
der the U. s. Constitution.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10

casts.
Finally, losing the argument, The
chauffeur resigned, taking his wife
the cook, along with him. Thus far
substituting for them, Oracle hai
succeeded IN burning q finger on the
saucepan, and George has smashed
q fender running the car into the
garage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10

Red Nichols, flying 10 q one-nlght
dance engagement, recently, was
engaged In conversation by an af-
fable plane-mate. After chatting
Idly for q while, the stranger asked
his name, and the bandleader told
him, RED Nichols"
Say, isn't that great" beamed his
chance companion. I'm certainly
glad ! ran across you. I'm interested
In aviation, and for long time I've
wanted to meet your Bister-Ruth
Nichols, Could you introduce me TO
her?"
II took some time for Red 10 con-
vince him that Mr.. Nichols, OF radio
fame, and Mics Nichols, queen OF the
skies, weren't even remotely related,
In fact, though Red Is en- air-traVel
enthusiast, the two have never met.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10

Andre KOstelanetE, now In HOl.
lywOOd, and the IS members Of his
orchestra - remaining IN New
YOFk-belleve that turn and turn.
about are fair play" Andre turned
the dial Of his radio Friday eve
ming august u and listened 70
his musicians broadcast from the
CHS studio In New York, nj 1880
p. m. EDST. And then, two hours
later, the men tuned IN on the HOl.
lyw0Od Bowl concert Of the Los
Angeles symphony orchestra,
which KOstelanets conducted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10

Guy Lombardo and his Roya'
Evening star., 1936-12-05
INyEsTMENT PROPERTY For SAFE

INCOME; REAL ESTATE. PAYING 15e,:
;slssmen: attention; FULTON r. GORDON.
1927 Eye st. NV. District 523O
ROW BRICK. Ne: RENT. 5000 ROOMS
sRop Sa!h so9d tsranS TNc slon seaT
Evenings. Cleveland 1858.
THREE 4-RooM BRICK HOUSES BRING
ing a monthly rental of S37 50; $1,000.
Address Box 316-W. Star office.
4-FAMILY FLAT. BEST NE SECTION.
vestment.
FACING ROCK CREEK Park.
bed rooms. 3 baths. side driveway and
2-car garage. Fine for doctors once and
residence or rooming house. Price. s2".-
THREE 4-FAMILY BUILDINGS.
3 r. location. Rents, $3.50. Priced low
- s1s }9s; IS, = z. a1sa5 H5RsERr & SONS, 50 a,.,
NEAR 14th AND COLUMBIA RID.
R.Cf G9rnsy ser apt BLDG exelle6 investment
SHAPIRO. 1870 X ST. Natl sa4a
A, BUY THAT WILL PAY,
ss4,isi amiiy tiI apartment In an exclnsive resl-
Price. s. ; ooo-Easy Terms.
rou. MOSS REALTY CO; ,,
~ EVENINGS. clev aa6at Net l""'
SMALL-INCOME PROPERTIES.
LEASED CHAIN STORES.
10 10 Unit Apt Bldgs
You can make a good. safe investment
assuring yourself a steady future income
from the above types of property SIM
pllfy the problem of finding the property
you want in the location you prefer hy con-
suIting our investment property dept
TOWER BLDG. BE1TzELL. DIST, aIOo.
$4,000
YEARLY INCOME FROM THIS PROPERTY
New. modern. 34-unit apt located in
excellent NV. rental section Units have !
and : rooms. kitchenette and bsth: attrac-
tive lobby. Front on acres OF park 1907.
lease. easy terms Statement upon request
Quick action means q lifetime of inde-
pendence
TOWER BLDG. BETHEL. DIST. aloo.
25 % RETURN.
An investment of $40 600 in this mod
ern. small ant. house will safely yield sp-
proximately $500 per year net veD-
equipped building in a good renting section.
west Of 10th st
j. A. WEINBERG. Jr. REALToR.
Woodward BLDG Natl OnSn