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The Washington times., 1936-11-07

IralllhB the west also, Rlchard DIX
in Devils Squadron; cartoon and
'Vigilantes Are Coming" No. 21. Kiddie
amateur show at $3.50 p. m. Free candy
to every child attending.
BROADWAY-sunday and Monday:
Pat OBrien in Public Enemy's Wife"
with Margaret Lindsay and Cesar Ro-
nero. Tuesday: Jane Withers in Little
Miss Nobody" Wednesday and Thurs
day: Randolph Scott in And Sudden
Brown. Friday and Saturday: William
Boyd in Three on the Trail": Chapter
2, Phantom Rider" with Buck Jones.
O'Brien in Public Enemy's Wife" with
Margaret Lindsay and Cesar Romero.
Tuesday: Brian Donlevy and Frances
Dee in Half Angel" and Rio Grande
Flight" with Francer Farmer, John
Howard and Oscar Harms; Chapter 3,
"Custer's Last Stand" Thursday:
Carole Lombard and Fred MacMurray
in The Princess Comes Across; also
Meet Nero Wolfe" with Edward
Arnold Friday SHOW Boat" with
Irene Dunno. Paul Robson, Allan Jones
and Helen Morgan. Saturday: Tim Nc
Coy in 'Lightning Bill Carson; Chap-
ter 2. phantom Rider" with Buck
Jones.
RAPHAEL-S u d ~, Monday and
Tuesday: Edward G. Robinson In "Bui-
let's or Ballots" with Joan Blondell,
Humphrey Bogart. Wednesday and
Thursday: James Cagney in Frisco
Kid" with Margaret Lindsay, Fred
Kohler and Lii Damita. Friday and
Saturday: Tim Mccoy in Riding Tor
nado"; Chapter 2, "Clutching Hand"
ROSALIA-Sunday and Monday: Bing
Crosby in Rhythm on the Range" with
Frances Farmer, Bob Burns and Martha
Raye. Tuesday and Wednesday,: Glenda
Farrell and Brian Donlevy in High
Tension; also Absolute Quiet" with
all-star cast; Chapter No. 1. "Clutching
Hand" Thursday and Friday: Jane
Withers in Little, Miss Nobody ana
Betty Furness and Bruce Cabot. Satur-
day: Hoot Gibson in "Cavalcade of the
Vest: Chapter No. 1, Phantom Rider"
with Buck Jones.
CAROLINA-sunday and Monday:
Robert Montgomery and Madge Evans
in "Picadilly Jim" and March of Time
No. 1. Tuesda'- and Wednesday: Rich
Special Investigator; also Jack Oakie
and Sally Eilers in FLORIDA Special;
also musical comedy, "'Sleepless HOl-
low" Thursday and Friday: Barbara
Stanwyck and Gene Raymond in The
Bride Walks Out" and Charles Bickford
and Raquel Torres in Red Wagon"
saturday; Tim Mccoy in "Riding Wild"
and Boris Karloff and Marguerite
Churchill in The Walking Dead; also
Chapter 3. Buck Jones in The Phan-
tom Rider"
ASHLEY-Sunday and Monday: Will
Rogers and Janet Gaynor in State
Astaire and Ginger Rogers in Swing
time" Thursday and Friday: Joan Craw-
ford and Clark Gable in Dancing Lady"
Saturday: Dick FOran in "TrailinE
West" also Louise Latimer in 1.-TWO in
Revolt"
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NOW = By Helen Essory

'dows Of it's big, over-civilized cities
is stereotype business. Most big
cities where you find them are
alike. But country roads and way
side inns generally keep the indi-
viduality of their own country.
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FAIRLAWN-sunday and Monday:
Randolph Scott and Bruce Cabot in
Last of the Mohicans"; cartoon. Tues
in THE Case Of the Velvet Claws; Betty
Boop; pictorial. Wednesday and Thurs
day; Fredric March and Warner Baxter
in THE Road to Glory" Friday: Will
liam Boyd and Jimmy Ellison in Heart
Of the West; pictorial and sport. Satur-
day: Barton MacLane and June Travis in
1.-THE Bengal Tiger; comedy; matinee
emily, Chapter No. s, Phantom Rider.
PRINCESS - Sunday and Monday
Herbert Marshall and Ruth Chatterton
in Girls Dormitory," with simone
Simon; also, Walking On Air" with
Gene Raymond and Ann sothern; Metro
George Raft and Alice Faye in Every
Night at Eight; also Second Wife"
with Gertrude Michael and Walter Abel; !;
comedy. Just Another Murder" and
Bing Crosby, Ethel Norman and Charlie
Ruggles in Anything Goes; also John
Wayne in The Sea Spoilers" with Nan
Grey and Fuzzy Knight; comedy, Mr.
old Lloyd in "The Milky Way" with
Adolphe Menjou and Verree Teasdale:
also Harry Carey and Hoot Gibson in
'"The Last Outlaw: Chapter No. 1 Of
Sdy, Testing to Freezin'" and cartoon.
Special candy bar for the children
matinee only.
TAKOMA-sunday and Monday: Patsy
Kelly and Charlie Chase in Kelly the
day: Bette Davis in The Golden
Arrow; also, Gene Raymond in Walk
ing On Air" Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday: Joan Crawford and Robert Tay-
lor in Gorgeous Hussy." Saturday:
Joan Marsh in Dancing Feet: also.
John Howard in Border Flight"
ETATE-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Fredric March in Anthony
day and Thursday: Kay Francis in
''White Angel; extra special short,
"Song of a Nation" Friday: James
Cagney in Frisco Kid; also, Frances
Langford in Palm Springs" Saturday:
Richard Dix in Special Investigator,
also, Dixie Dunbar in Back to Nature"
HOWARD-On stage: Butterbeans and
Susie and the Sunset Royal Entertainers
screen stage Struck with Joan Blon-
dell and Dick Powell. Midnight show
Saturday with reserved seats"
STANTON-Sunday and Monday: Mary
Boland and Charlie Ruggles in EARLY to
van" Tuesday and Wednesday: Fred
Stone in Grand Canyon; also Secret
Agent" with Madeleine Carroll. Thurs
day and Friday: High Tension" with
Brian Donlevy and Glenda Farrell; also
And Sudden Death" with Randolph
Scott and Frances Drake. saturday:
Gene Autry in Red River Valley; also
Laurel and Hardy in The Bohemian
Girl
ACADEMY-sunday and Monday:
Moonlight Murder" with Chester Nor
ris and Madge Evans; also Buck Jones
in ride EN- Cowboy" Tuesday and
Wednesday: Things to Come" with
Raymond Massey; also Anne Shirley
and John Beal in "MLiss" with Guy
Kibbee. Thursday and Friday: Janet
Gaynor and Robert Taylor in "small
Town Girl: also Fred stone in Grand
Jury" Saturday: Postal Inspector"
WITH Ricardo CorteE and Patricia Ellis;
also 'Feud Of the West" with Hoot
Gibson.
JEsSE-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: THE Texas Rangers" with Fred
MacMurray and Jack Oakie; cartoon.
Wednesday and Thursday: The Road
10 Glory" with Frederic March and
Warner Baxter; cartoon Friday: "My
American Wife" with Francis Lederer
and Ann Sethern; comedy; serial. Satur-
day: Hot Money" with Ross Alexander;
NIT
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MRS. HALLE FOX CARSON

Mrs. Halle Fox Carson, 33,
Washington nurse, who died after
a long illness yesterday, will be
buried Monday in Cedar Grove
Cemetery, New Market, Va. Ser
vices will be conducted by the Rev.
DR.. r. D. Bowman, pastor of the
Brethren Church, at her mothers
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HOME-Sunday and Monday: Ran
dolph Scott and Bruce Cabot in "The
Last Of the Mohicans'; Silly Symphony.
Tuesday and Wednesday,: Warner Bax-
ter and Frederic March in THE Road
to Glory" Thursday: Lew Ayres and
Gail Patrick in Murder with Pictures"
Friday: kelly the Second" with Patsy
Robert Robert @ Kent in in King Of the e'FGSs Royal
Mounted" and Warner GLAND in Charlie
Chan at the Racetrack."
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JAMES G. SCHOENI

Requiem mass will be celebrated
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock in
st. Mary's Catholic Church, Alex
andria, Va, for James G. Schoeni,
AZ, veteran R. F. & P. railroad rate
clerk, who died yesterday at the
home of his sister, 207 South Fair
fax ST., Alexandria. Interment will
be in the Virginia city at st. Mary'S
Cemetery.
Mr.. Schoeni, who recently COM
pleted Is years of service at Poto-
mac Yards, was a member of the
Holy Name Society and the
knights of Columbus.
He is survived by two brothers,
Peter N. and Charles H. Schoeni,
and three sisters, Miss Mary Scho-
eni; Mrs. Thomas H. Bayne, and
the Sister M. Illuminita.
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COLONY-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day; Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire
in "Swingtime." Wednesday and Thurs
day: Kay Francis in "Give Me Your
Heart" with George Brent; March of
Time. Friday: Rosalind Russell and
John Boles in "Craig's Wife" Saturday:
Randolph Scott and Bruce Cabot in
The Last Of the Mohicans."
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PENN-Sunday, Monday and Tuesday:
Robert Taylor and Barbara Stanwyck in
"His Brothers Wife; Mickey Mouse.
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday: Gary
Cooper and Madeleine Carroll in 1.-THE
General Died at Dawn" Saturday: Rosa
lind Russell and John Boles in "Craig's
Wife; Chase comedy; Ace Drummond,
No. I,
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CENTRAL-Sunday and Monday: Will
liam Powell and Myrna 10y in 1.-The
Great Zegfeld." tuesday and Wednes-
day: Fred MacMurray and Jack Oakie
in 1.-The Texas Rangers" Thursday
and Friday: George Raft and Dolores
Costello Barrymore in Yours for the
Asking" Saturday: Lewis Stone and
Bruce Cabot in Don't Trun EN- Loose"
and Shirley Deane in Back to Nature"
Silly symphony.
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WILLIAMS. CHARLES Con Friday. No
vember 6. 1895, at Mount Alto Hospital.
CHARLES c. WILLIAMS, the beloved hus.
band of Annie B. Williams and father of
Lockwood and Derwood Williams. Remains
resting at the W. W. Chambers Co., South
east Funeral Home, 517 Eleventh ST. S. E.
Funeral services will be held on Monday,
November 9. 1896 at 10 a. m. from the
W. W. Chambers Co.. Southeast Funeral
Home. 517 Eleventh St. s. E.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend.
Interment in Arlington National Ceme-
terry with military honors.
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A VI ADOR-Sunday Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday: "Charge of
the Light Brigade" with Erro Flynn
and Olivia de Havilland. Thursday and
Friday: William Powell and Myrna 10y
in THE Great Ziegfeld." Saturday; Gary
Cooper and Madeleine Carroll in The
General Died At Dawn"
APOLLO-suuday. Monday and Tues
day, William Powell and Myrna 10y in
The Great Ziegfeld." Wednesday and
Thursday: Kay Francis in GIVE Me
Your Heart" with George Brent, March
of Time. Friday: Wallace Beery in "Old
Hutch" Saturday: Shirley Deane in
Back to Nature and Jean Muir in
white Fang"
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FALK. JOHN ANTHONY-on Friday, No
vember 6, 1885. at Sibley Memorial Hos
pital: JOHN ANTHONY FALK, the be-
loved son of Bernard and Margaret Falk.
Remains resting at the W, W. Chambers
Co. Southeast funeral home, SIT Eleventh
Street Southeast.
Funeral services will be held on Monday,
NoVemoer y, 1885, at 3 p M, from the
w. w. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral
home, 517 Eleventh Street Southeast.
lnterment private in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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SAVOY-Sunday and Monday: Patsy
Kelly in "Kelly the Second; Our Gang
comedy Tuesday and Wednesday: Ed
mund Lowe and Constance Cummings
in "Seven Sinners" Thursday: BEN
gal Tiger" with June Travis, Barton
MacLane and Warren Hull. Friday:
Saturday: simone Simon in Girls Dor
mtory."
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CONTINUED from Local Page
vim Coolidge, and produce
puck"
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TIVOLT-Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday: Robert Taylor and Bar
bara Stanwyck in His Brothers Wife,;
Silly symphony. Thursday and Friday:
Dick Powell in "Stage Struck" with
Joan BlondeIl. Fighting Marlin. Satur-
day: Wallace Beery in "Old Hutch;
Popeye
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AVALON-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire in
Swing Time" Wednesday and Thurs
day: Kay Francis in Give Me Your
Heart" with George Brent; March OF
Time. Friday: Nova Pilbeam IN Mine
Days a Queen" Saturday: Randolph
Scott and Bruce Cabot in The Last Of
the Mohicans."
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SHERWOOD. ANNE E.-suddenIY on

SHERWOOD. ANNE E.-suddenly on
Thursday, November s.. 1885. at Cas-
uaity Hospital. ANNIE E. SHERWOOD
Remains resting at the W w. Chambers
GO. Southeast funeral home. 517 Eleventh
Funeral services on Saturday. Novem.
Der Z, 1886 at 2 p. M. from the w W.
Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home.
friends are invited to attend Interment
in Congressional Cemetery
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YORK-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day Joan Crawford and Robert Taylor
in 1.-The Gorgeous Hussy." Wednesday
and Thursday: Warner Baxter and
Frederic March in THE Road to Glory"
Friday: Gertrude Michael and Sir Guy
Standing IN 1.-THE Return OF Sophie
Lang. Saturday: Patsy Kelly in kelly
the Second; Phantom Rider No. S.
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| LINCOLN - November to -. in
elusive: Mvrna 10y. William Powell and
Luise Rainer in 1.-The Great Ziegfeld. :
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WILFLEY. REV. DIR. EARLE-on Thurs

WHITLEY. REV. DR. EARLE-on Thurs
day, November 5. II 80 p M. at Emer-
gency Hospital, REV. DR.. EARLE WILL
FLEY. beloved husband of Bertha V. Will
fley and father of Mrs. Margaret Whitley
Henn and Miss Katharine Whitley. Re
mains resting at the S. H. Hines funeral
home.
Church, Sunday. November g. at 8 D. m.
It is the desire of DR.. WilfIey's family
that those friends wishing to send flowers
should kindly diYert the flower money to
the Whitley Pulpit Fund of the National
City Christian Church
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UPTOWN-Sunday. Monday and Tues
day: William Powell and Myrna 10y in
Thursday: Robert Taylor and Joan Craw-
ford in "The Gorgeous Hussy"; Mickey
Mouse. Friday: Rosalind Russell and
John BoIes in "Craig's Wife" Satur-
day: Fred MacMurray and Jack Oakie
in THE Texas Rangers; Our Gang
comedy.
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CAvANAUGH. MARGARET FRANCES
On THURSDAY November 5. 1885, at her
residence, 307 Tenth St. s. w. MARGARET
FRANCES CAVANAUGH, the beloved
mother OF William John F., George. James
Riggles and Mrs. George B. West
Funeral from the above residence, on
to St Dominics Catholic Church, sixth
and E Streets Southwest. where mass will
be offered for the repose Of her soul, at
a. m.
Relatives and friends are invited.
1nterment in Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Services by the W. w. Chambers Com
pany Southeast funeral home
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JEsSE-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: The Texas Rangers" with Fred
MacMurray and Jack Oakie; cartoon.
Wednesday and Thursday: The Road
10 Glory" with Frederic March and
Warner Baxter; cartoon. Friday: "My
American Wife" with Francis Lederer
and Ann Sethern; comedy; serial. Satur-
day: Hot Money" with Ross Alexander;
also kelly the Second" with Patsy
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MILO-Sunday, Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday: william Powell and Myrna
Low in The Great Ziegfeld": cartoon
and news. Thursday and Friday Fred
Murray and Jack Oakie in Texas
Rangers" Saturday. Dick Foran in
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AVENUE GRAND-Sunday and Mon
day: Jack Holt in 1.-The End of the
Trail" Tuesday and Wednesday: Bing
Crosby and Bob Burns in Rhythm on
the Range" Thursday: Stuart Erwin
and Florence Rice in Women are
Trouble" Friday: China Clipper" with
Pat O'Brien. Ross Alexander and Bev-
day: Adolphe MenJou and Alice Faye
in Sing, Baby, Sing" and Irwin S. Cobb
and Jane Withers in Pepper"
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TAKOMA-sunday and Monday: Patsy
Kelly and Charlie Chase in kelly the
second; selected short subjects. Tues
day: Bette Davis in The Golden
Arrow; also, Gene Raymond in walk
ing On Air" Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday: Joan Crawford and Robert Tay-
lor in Gorgeous Hussy." Saturday:
Joan Marsh in Dancing Feet: also,
John Howard in Border Flight"
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ETATE-sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Fredric March in Anthony
day and Thursday: Kay Francis in
''White Angel; extra special short.
''song of a Nation" Friday: James
Cagney in Frisco Kid; also, Frances
Langford in Palm Springs" Saturday:
Richard Dix in Special Investigator;
also, Dixie Dunbar in Back to Nature"
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REPUBLTC-Novembe to II, in
elusive: The Road to Glory" with
Frederic March. Warner Baxter, Lionel
Barrymore and June Lang.
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HOWARD-On stage: Butterbeans and
Susie and the Sunset Royal Entertainers
Orchestra heading big stage show. On
screen: stage Struck" with Joan Blon-
dell and Dick Powell. Midnight show
Saturday with reserved seats.
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ARCADE-Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday: Joan Crawford and
Robert Taylor in Gorgeous Hussy";
cartoon. novelty and news Thursday
and Friday: Gary Cooper and Madeleine
Carroll in 1.-THE General Died at Dawn;
cartoon, novelty and news Saturday:
Virginia Weidler in Girl of the Oza ks:
also. John Wayne in King OF the
PeoOs" cartoon and 'Tigilantes Are
Coming" No. 5.
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DIED
ALLEN, JEN

ALLEN, JENNIE v. Nilsson Thurs
day, November g. 1886, at her residence
45O8 Seventeenth Street Northwest, MISS
JENNIE V. ALLEN. the beloved sister of
Mrs. Mary E. Gross, John E. Allen and
the late Louis NJ. Allen
Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers
GO. funeral home, Fourteenth and Chaplin
Streets Northwest.
Funeral services will be held on Satur-
day, November z, 1885. at 2 D. m. from
the W.. W. Chambers Co. funeral home,
14OO Chaplin Street Northwest
Relatives and friends are invited In
terment private.
Please omit flowers.
BEEBOUT, MARY E.-On FRIDAY. No.
yember 6, 1896, at Casualty Hospital.
MARY f. BEEBOUT. Remains resting at
the w. w. Chambers Co. Southeast fu-
neral home, SIT Eleventh st. s. E.
CARSON. HALLE FOX-On Friday, No
oyember g., 1885. HALLE FOX CAR
SON. the beloved wife of Charles L. Car
son and daughter of Mrs. Matte Neff Fox
and the late John NJ. Fox. She is also
survived by four sisters and one brother
Funeral services will be held from the
residence of her mother, 1346 Shepherd
Street Northwest, on Monday. November
9. 1885, at 9 80 a. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend.
Intement at Newmarket, Va.
Services by Chambers,
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ASHLEY-Sunday and Monday: Will
Rogers and Janet Gaynor in state
Fair" Tuesday and Wednesday: Fred
Astaire and Ginger Rogers in Swing
time" Thursday and Friday: Joan Craw-
ford and Clark Gable in Dancing Lady"
Saturday: Dick Foran in TRAILING
Vest; also Louise Latimer in 1.-TWO in
Revolt"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-18
Elaborate Plans For
 Firms Golden Jubilee
Sears, ROebuck Co. ApprOpriatss Over Million Dol
 lars for Event-LOcal Store to Play Feature Part

have emerged from this campaign, will be exploited ln the nine million five hundred thousand dollar adver. tlslng drive as Four star Features and Jubilee Hpeclals.'
 we believe that the execution ok this program win break new ground In the history of cooperation De. tween manufacturing sourse and distributor"
 Advertlslng Plans
 Sears decision Co advertise It's Golden Jubilee almost exclusively in newspapers evolved from the com pany's experience with almost every type of selling medium since it started opening retail stores n years years ego, according Co O. w. Cun- ninghaIn, general advertising man. ager.
 "Results have demonstrated to our satisfaction that the newspaper is by fer the most effective medium for the promotion of our retail sales," Mir. Cunningham said.
 "Our confidence In this conclusion Is demonstrated In Q most practical way by our jubilee advertising ap- propriation."
 Sears, Golden Jubilee marks the Both anniversary of the firm's founding in 1886 In North Redwood, Minn, by Richard w. Sears. The company moved Co Minneapolis and later to Chicago where it became the worlds largest distributor of general merchandise.
 Sen Succeeds
 Richard Sears retired from Che firm in 1900 and the late Julius Rosenwald served as president from then until 1924 and as chairman until his death in i092. His son, Leasing ]. Rosenwald, is now chair man of the Sears board of directors. General R. E. Wood has been presi- dent of the company since 1928.
 According to T. V. Stanford, man. ager Of the local Sears store the Waterbury unit will participate In full with the company's Golden Jubilee program. Many announce nients, he said, will come later con- corning the details of this program as 1t Is to be carried out in this city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-18

gram or its kind m the state.
 National Detense Week furnishes the country with q chance Co take stock Of ils defense needs and how wsll they are being supplied. Eall- ing as it does between klnC0ln's and Washington's birthdays, it is Q par ticuiarly appropriAte, time for such ntock-taking, because these two men were confronted' with the de- fense problem Co Q greater degree than end other men In the history of the United States.
 Far purposes of military adminis- tratioEa and training, the United States is divided into nine corps areas. The six New England States mako up the first corps area, of particular interest to those of us who live in the northeastern part of the country.
 n the United states proper the xeaular army forces = the profess sional army = total only 10000 of- 1icers and oD,000 enlisted men. This is Q smaller force than was allowed to Germany under the Treaty of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-18

Versailles for purely police pur- poses.
 Mobile Force
 But this Is not all Q mobile coin- bat force. The mobile combat forces. available as the first line of defense. come to only 5000 officers and 7l.O00 enlisted men. The hal- ance arc occupied with training the civilian oomponents of the army with manning the harhor defenses, in the various special services end technical services, supply, medical and 30 on, and in the other ''over- head" that is necessary to take care of expansion in Q national emer- geney.
 These 77,0O0 mobile combat troops are organized, on paper, into large tactical bodies. Actually they arc scattered throughout the country, often In small units, depending on housing facilities and the require rnents for training the civilian coFa- pcnents. They are seldom able Co
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-18

each year, when he has Q chance to apply what he has studied during the winter. Actually, c combat offi. cer can expect two weeks training only once in 4.6 years, and an off, cer in the other services only once in s.7 years. No officer can expect to maintaing his efficiency through study of text books, with no more chance at practical experience than he has been given in the past.
 The importance of the reserve officers corps was evidenced three years ago in the development of tho eco. At the persent time over 500 reserve officers are on duty m connection with the administration of the eco camps in New England.
 Objective
 The goal of the Reserve Officers Association of the United States, which is sponsoring the observance of National Defense Week, is:
 A regular army of not less than i4,000 officers and ieB,0O0 enlisted men.
 A National Guard of ct least 2i0,- GOO officers and men.
 An officers Reserve Corps of i20,- 900, with the combat officers re" ceiving two weeks training every year and the others not less than once in three years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-18
DR. JAMES UFFARD
 TO LECTURE HERE

pr. Charles II. Brown spoke last night before the Mems league Of the First Baptist church, describ- ing excavations being made in New Mexico at the present time for the purpose of obtaining further in- formation about the cliff dwellers. A supper and business meeting pre- ceded pr. Browns talk. The doctor spent several weeks in New Mexico and did c little exploring himself. Entertainment was furnished by the Mountaineers' orchestra, by the church quartet and Wilbur Allen. pr. James Uffard, mission- ary to China, will address the league at its next meeting.