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WEATHER CONDITIONS

High pressure areas, crested
over the northern Plains States
and off the middle and north At
lantic coast, Overspread the great
er part of the country, Rapid City,
s. d., 1882 inches, and Norfolk,
Va, 30.18 inches. Light to mod
crate rains have occurred since
yesterday morning from northern
Texas and Oklahoma northeast
ward over the Lake region. rain
or snow in portions of the central
and northern Plains and eastern
Rocky Mountain States, and light
showers on the middle Gulf coast
and in eastern Florida. Colder
Weather has spread eastward into
the Mississippi Valley and Lake
region, and southwark into the in
terror Of the West Gulf States,
and temperatures are IA to 25 de-
grees below normal in the Plans
States and northern Texas, Rapid
City, S. d., reporting a minimum
of 10 degrees this morning, which
is the lowest on record there for
this tine of year. Unseasonably
warm weather prevai's in the At
lantic and East Gulf States.
e. s. KENNEDY,
OfficiaFin Charge
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Belgium has withdrawn from tn,

Belgium has withdrawn from the neu-
trality pact she has had with her neigh
bOrS, and is now on her own. The smaller
nations simply have to take what is handed
them by bigger one, since other big ma
tionS will not come to their rescue. For
confirmation vide Ethiopia, who was a
member of the League of Nations and had
right to ask for protection to preserve
her sovereignty, but was left entirely to
her own resources when there was trouble
in the wind
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THE KEY WEST CITIZEN

WILL always seek the truth and print i.
without fear and without favor; never be
always fight for progress; never be the or
gan or the nouthpiece of any person, clique,
faction or class; always do its utmost for the
public welfare; never tolerate corruption or
injustice; denounce vice and praise virtue;
commend good done by individual or organ
izatiOn; tolerant of others rights views and
opinions; print only news that will elevate
and not contamirate the reader; never con-.
promise with principle.
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WEATHER FORECAST
(T;ll 8 p. M, friday

Key West and Vicinity: Gen
orally far tonight and Friday
gentle to moderate winds, mostly
northeast aad north.
Florida: Fair to partly cloudy
tonight and Friday except unsettled
at times near the east coast.
Jacksonville to Florida Strait!
and East Gulf: Gentle to moder-
ate mostly northeast and north
winds wiIds except variable over
extreme south portion and " leather
fair to partly overcast tonight and
Friday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-22

Moses Mendelsohn, the famous Ger
man-Jewish philosopher of the 18th GEN.
fury, was so poor in his student days that
when he bought loaf of bread he notched
it into portions thus rationing himself un.
til the next supply of money came in, never
daring to eat more than he had allowed
himself, no matter how hungry. The ques-
ton arises what would his PHILOSOPHERS
have been had he been well-fed,
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Communist BrOwder i'm max

Communist Browder in making his
second attempt to speak in Terre Haute
met with failure again. The first time he
tried to make public speech he was ar
rested for vagrancy and clapped into jail.
This time he brought with him a check
for thousand dollars, but nevertheless a
crowd gathered in front of the place where
he was scheduled to speak and pelted him
with tomatoes some of which could serve
no other purpose. He says he will make
no further attempt to speak in the Indiana
city. So what does Mr. Browder do? He
will file suit against the city Under his
own theory of government there would be
no appeal, but now he says his constitu-
tional rights have been violated and seeks
redress. Yet he is at his best when as
sailing the Constitution of the United
States.
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Still Coughing!

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once more on the gridiron at the
army barracks next Saturday.
This will no doubt be one of the
most interesting games of the en-
tire season, and it is expected that
great numb4r o. fans. will be
out to see the fracas.
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straw vote to find out how many
voters are influenced by a straw vote
would have interesting results Thousands
do not care how they vote, just so they
are with winner.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-22

1t is Ell Critic de Yara not del Yara.
Miami papers, please note.
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The last mental gift to reach perfec-
tiOn-the sense of humOr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-22

Spanish rebels have captured Toledo,
but Detroit is still holding out.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-22

Voting Machines Needed.-Nashville
Banner headline. Don't worry; the poll
teal machines will see TO the voting.
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Today'S Horoscope

TOday's native has literary o.
artistic tastes. developing IN .
quiet manner. The nature =
rather devotional There may BE
some enthusiasm IN church SEGA
work, but as a rule the laborS WI
be Of a routine character. and ETF-
en- 10 a sort Of fztzIssm Which MI
yield quietly without mnch rez-
sOning-
New York. steel head. bern IN O.
cage, sc years aga
George W Hin Of New EUrE
tobacco company head. bOrn IN
Philadelphia. 50 years az
Giovanni MartnielH 81 EeW
York famed tenor. born al lay.
81 years ago.
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Today's Birthdays

Newell C. Wyeth of Chadds
Fork, Pa, noted artist, born at
Needham, Mass, 81 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-22

Carl H. Milan, secretary of the
American Library Association.
Chicago, born in Harper Co,
Kans., 50 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-22

Constance Bennett, actress born
in New York City, 81 years ago.
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People who know everything know
too much.
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IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST
ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN

l. Water and Sewerage.
2. Bridges to complete Road to Main
land.
3, Free Port
4. Hotels and Apartments.
5. Bathing Pavilion.
6. Airports-Land and Sea.
Z. Consolidation of County and City
Governments.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-22

barometer 8 A. NJ. today:
Sea level, 29.9E,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-22

New York. steel head. bern IN On
cage, sc years ago
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-22

Oscar L. Chapman of Denver,
assistant secretary of the interior,
born at Omega, Va, 40 years ago.
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Edward r. Stettinius, Jr., of
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Editorial comment: Great &C.
complishments compel regard, yet
we have infinite admiration fOI
the person who does the small
deed as though it were a great
one.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-10-22

The first shipment of fine race
horses for the fall meet in Ha-
vana arrived over the East Coast
today. In the cars arriving were
Is of the favorites of the Amer
lean turf. One of the men arriv-
ing with the horses said that Bud
Fisher, famous cartoonist, plans
to bring his string through at an
early date.
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Observation-Disclosures.
THE WEATHER

Temperatures
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The Conch Eleven and the
Lemon City Nggies will meet
La gaceta., 1936-06-15
La fiestn del Sdbado

La fiesta del SdbGdO
Brillantisima result6 la fiesta
del sabado, en- la sala del con !
vento San Jose, alcanzando un
rotundo triunfo la comisi6n or
ganizadora, que labor6 sin deS-
canso.
Centenares de personals Sc
comgregaron ALI, respondiendo
al deseo de acrecentar los fon-
dos para que Ybor City tenga
una nueva iglesia.
La orquesta contratada, la de
Don Francisco, TOGO las mejo :
res pleas de su repertoire, com
placiendo a la juventud, que a :
plaudi6 calurosamente.
Todos los concurrentes fue =
ron a.endidos, con amabilidad y
ga~lanteria, psr las bellas madri-
mas y los j6venes del comite DR.
ganizador.
Ojala que pronto Sc convier-
ia en- realidad ell fin perseguido.
Ybor City necesita una nueva
iglesia.
La gaceta., 1936-06-15
MITIN POLITICO
EN- YBoR CITY

FL martes por la noche, en-
la esquina de la Gale Ounce y
Novena avenida, Sc efectuar6
un mitin Politico en- ell que ha-
blaran los candidates del dis
trito nImerO /, ademas de los
ciudadanOs que aspiran a she
riff Y juez de Ia Corte del Cir
quito.
Mahana por la noche, a las
ocho, C. J. Hardee, candidate a
fiscal del cOndado, ha dicho
que hablara en- la arena de Sc
minOle Heights y ha invitadO a
Williams a que 10 haga tam :
bien.
Para Ell jueves eStd sehalado
ell mitin de West Tampa, en- la
esquina de Main y Howard.
La gaceta., 1936-06-15
GRAvEMENTE HERIDo EN-
Jun Academic AUTOMO-
VILISTA Ell v DAWSON
Su coche Sc estrello contra
un puente

A las tres de la mahana de
aver, en- un puente de la carre.
terra Memorial, a ii millas d.
Tampa, Sc estrell6 I'm au ONO.
vii que guiaba John T. Dawson
de 1S amos, hijo de los esposos
H. S. Dawson, del TOO de Ia
avenida South Boulevard, en- es
ia ciudad.
Una bora despues del acct
dente, ell cuerpo del joven, en-
muy grave estado, fue recogi-
do por T. f. Harrington, de
Winter Haven, y c. L. Fields,
de Tampa, y remitido en- una
ambulancia al hospital del DR..
Cook. Presenta la fracture de.
craneo, conclusion del cerebro.
fracture de la clavicula Y LACE
raciones y Commissioners.
Aver Sc lie hizo la trepana
ci6n del craneo, con ell fin de
aliYiarlo,
Creese que Dawson perdio
ell dominic del coche cuando lie
deslumbraron las luces de otr)
autom6vil que iba en- direction
opuesta.
Las averias del Chevrolet
del herido, cuyo motor fue e :
Ichado hacia atras por los pos
ties del puente, representa- un
valor de varios centenares de
pesos.
La gaceta., 1936-06-15
LA DISTRIBU
CION DE LOS BONOS Y
CHEQUES
Sc hG pedido Ia cooperation q
los VeterdnOs

A las $50 de la tarde de hoy
empezara la oficina local de CO.
rrecs a distribuir los bonos y
cheques q los veteranos de la
guerra mundial.
Tcdos los carter.s saldrAn a
esa hora de sus respectivas adj
miris racicnes, h~abiendose ro-
gad0 a los veterahcs qre per-
manaz an en- sus casas con e.
fin de hacer mas facil la entire
ga de los certificad s, previa
identification.
La segunda distribution CO.
nenz9ra ranana, a las s a. m.
s2liando los car. eros del desoa-
no habilitado en- la esquina de
Morgan Y Twiggs.
Los que deseen recibir los
Aeques, en- cambio por LIS pa
lsles que tienen, deberan iden-
tificarse.
Tampa sera ell centric de dist
tribrci6n para ell condado de
Hillsborough y II condados ad-
yacen.es.
La gaceta., 1936-06-15
NOTAS'SOGALES

lFiesca del CJob l.. B. H.
Cale5r6 aver una fiesta de
playa, en- Pass-a-G Grille, ell club
l.. B. H., compuesto por jovene'
latinos.
Salieron los nadadores de Gulf
Cctta?e, a las dos de la tarde,
metiendcse en- ell aqua.
Cerca del anochecer Sc sirvi6
la comida, preparada alli mis-
mo.
Prcyecta ell club una fiesta de
tres dias, cen casa propia, en-
esa playa. Empezara ell viernes
3 de julio y terminara ell dia 5.
FL jueves por la noche Sc efec
tuara una reunion, en- ell zoos
de la Gale Mi chell, para discu1
tir con mayor atenci6n esos pla
mes, Ruegase la asistencia de to-
dos IDS miembros.
La gaceta., 1936-06-15
EMBARCARoN LOS MEM
BROS DE LA SOCIEDAD DE
LA PRENSA DE ALABAMA
Llegaron en- un tren especial
de la Atlantic c. Line

Con rumbo a la Habana en-
barcaron aver en- ell vapor Flo
rida, de la companfa Peninsu-
lar y Occidental, 500 miem :
bros de IA Association de la
IPrensa de Alabama que llega-
ron aqui en- un tren de once CO
Iches de la Atlantic Coast Line.
FL tren lego a Port Tampa
POGO despues de las z de la no
che y ell vapor sali6 dos horas
mas tarde, no Obstante los avi-
SOS de NAL tempo.
Figuran en- la excurs On de
recreo hombres, mujeres v nj
nos.
La primera session de La con-
.venci6n de esa sociedad Sc cele
brara hoy a bordo, en- horas de
la manana, y la segunda en- Ell
viaje de vuelta.
En- su honor Sc han organi-
zadO en- Cuba grandes festeiOs.
Regresaran a Tampa ell pro-
ximo sabado por la manana, a
las $3.50.
La gaceta., 1936-06-15
SUBASTA DE EFECTOS DE-
COMISADOS POR LA PO-
LICIA

A la una de la tarde del mar
ties, en- laestaci6n de policfia, Sc
verificara una subasta de OBJ
jetos descomisados, incluyendo
maquinas de jugar, ropa vieja,
llantas de automobiles, bicicle-
tas y otras mercancias.
Dirigira la subasta un exec
merciante, ell detective Abra :
movitz. Pasan de 20 las ma
.quinas de jugar que Sc remata
ran y son ocho las bicicletas,
dos de elias para senoritas.
La gaceta., 1936-06-15
Ell ENTIERRO DEL JOVEN
WATROUS

A las cuatro de la tarde do
hoy tendra lugar ell entierro del
i6ven abogado Thomas M. Wa
trous, de q amos, vecino de Ia
casa ndmero 1901 de la avenida
Morrison, que la semana pasada
Sc envenen6 en- Clearwater, sui
cidandose.
Cargaron ell feretro sus ami
gos Chester Ferguson, T. G.
Bayless, Karlyle -OEBerry,
James B. Turner, Frank Rob
son y Thomas A. Howe, Jr.
lie sobreviven un hermanO y
tres IlermanaS.
La gaceta., 1936-06-15
Ell NEGRO QUE
A CUATRO
PERSONALS CON UN AU-
TOMOVIL ROBADO

Los detectives Vance, Steph-
ems y ice Nance arrestaron a.
yer al negro Pies Williams, a.
las Clarence Williams, autor
del rObO de un autom6vil y res
ponsable del accidente en- Ell
que sufrieron lesiones Evelio
Pine, ROgelio CermenO, Frank
Tagliano y Tony Marchese. Wi
lliams admiti6 haber robado Ell
coche, propiedad de Allen w.
Williams del 1882 de la Gale
La gaceta., 1936-06-15
.CAYO EN- Ell MAR UN AE-
ROPLANO DEL SERVICIO DE
'Creese que han perecido
sus tripulantes

Como a las 7 de la manana
de hoy sali6 de la estaci6n de
st. Petersburg, en- servicio de
exploration, un aeroplano del
'servicio de guardacostas de los
Estados Unidos. POGO despues
ell aparato Gaia en- ell mar, de-
sapareciendo sus tripulantes,
Ipor 10 que Sc supone perecie :
ron en- pocos minutes.
Embellishments salieron va
rias embarcaciones hacia ell lu-
gar de la d~esgracia, encontran
do los restoS del aeroplano, pc
70 sin localizar a las personals
que llevaba a su bordo.
A las 9:20 de la manana ell
guardacostas Nemesis encon-
tro los restos de la nave aerea,
calculando su comandante que
eel desastre ocurri6 a las 8:15,
muriendo su photo, ell tenien-
tie c. M. Perrott, ell jefe de ra-
dio Walter o. Morris y ell me-
CAMEO de primera clase Will :
liam d. Eubanks.
Era ell aeroplano de tipo an
fibio y habia salido en- busca
de una embarcaci6n extravia-
da.
La gaceta., 1936-06-15
Los bales de la OrQuestG
dc H~nYfIou TOOte

Los bales de la orQuesta
de Hartley ToOts
Menos asistencia de la que Sc
esperaba tuvieron los bales del
sabado y ell domingo, en- Ell pa
lacio del Circulo.
TOGO la notable orquesta de
Hatley Toots y sus Muchachos
de Mel, a la que aplaudieron los
j6venes bailadores. I'm conjun-
to musical de primer orden.
Viaja la orquesta en- un lujo-
so omnibus de su propiedad, ON
nibus que atrajo la atenci6n de
los transeuntes ell sabado y aver
domingo.
I'm nuevo esfuerzo de la Sec
ci6n de Recreo, que merece SCI
apreciado.
La gaceta., 1936-06-15
GREG Ell PAPA DOS NUE.
VOS C~ARDENALES

Ciudad de Vaticano, JUNO Is,
Ell capelo cardenalicio lie fu6
concedido hoy por Su Santi-
dad ell Papa Pic XII a Monsenor
Giovanni Mercati y Monsenor
Eugenio Tisierant, Asistieron
al consistorio secreto q carde-
males, siendo p~roclamados Gin
co nuevcs Obispos, tres america
nos y dos canadenses.
La gaceta., 1936-06-15
PROGRAMS DE RADIO

Estaci6n de Clearwater y ca
dena Nacional: 5:45, Lowell
Thomas; 100, relate del servi-
clio secreto; 1880, Margaret
Speaks; 800, ministries de la
semana; 900, concerto Nor
gan Eastman; 1915, orquesta
de Mansfield; 1920, Magnolia
Blossoms; II :08, orquesta Hen
.ry Bussee, y IL 80, orquesta de
Xavier Cugat.
La gaceta., 1936-06-15

Estaci6n WDAE y cadena Ca
lumbia: 5:15, organista House
5 :35, drama del cielo; $50, ba-
ritono Dorr; 500, Radio tea
tro; $50, marcia del TEMPO
9:45, tenor Jack Shannon; 10;
90, orques.a de Jack Denny
II 100, orquesta de Eddie Duns-
tdter, y IL 80, llamadas de Ha-
waii.
La gaceta., 1936-06-15
Ell sGbGdO la
fiesta ~GstMriGnG

fiesta GstWriGnG
Mayor actividad Sc imprimi6
aver, por las comisiones nom :
bradas, a la venta de billetes pa
ra la gran fiesta del venidero
sabado, en- la pista de galgos de
SULPHUR Springs.
FL Centre Asturiano, por me-
dio de su enthusiastic Secci6n de
Intereses, patrocina la VERDE =
ma, que cuenta con ell concurso,
va ofrecido, de nuestros mejo =
res elementos sociales.
Con las reformas hechas en- ia
pisa, Ell pGblico bailara a su
gusto.
Dos de las mejores orquestas
han sido contratadas.
La comisi6n organizadora
cuenta con nuestra cooperation,
tan modesto como enthusiastic.
La gaceta., 1936-06-15

Franklin, y 10 guiaba cuando
choc6 contra la casa n1mero
1901 de la S6ptima avenida. En-
un combate a tiros con ell ciu-
dadano RI C.. Vazqrez, que ira
.taba de a~rrestarlo, ell negro sa-
li6 herido.
La gaceta., 1936-06-15
{. mp,eaEos

& mp'eG60s
La distinguish senorita AIDE
la Hernandez, hija de nuestro
estimado amigo Ell Sr. Casimiro
Hernandez, condueno del restau
rant Columbia" cumpli6 aver
Is amos de edad.
Pas6 su dia en- Zollo Springs.
acompanada por su mama Y O.
tr9s familiares.
Larga vida y que la felicidad
les sOnria, como Ahora les son.
RE, es 10 que deseamos a AIDE.
li.a y sus papas.
La gaceta., 1936-06-15

DEL PUERTO


LEGO aver, procedente de
Houston y New Orleans, ell va
por americana Commercial Ala
baman,
Rrmbo a Estokolmo, carga-
do de fosfato, sali6 ell vapor no.
ruego E.na.
Hacia st. Petersburg y la Ha-
bana, via Key West, sali6 con
pasajeros, correspondence y
carga ell vapOr americana "Flo-
rida".
La gaceta., 1936-06-15

EnfermG
Desde hace dos dias Sc encuen
ira enferma, padeciendo de in
|flrenza, la Sra. Habana Rivera,
esposa de nuestro amigo Demc-
trio Rivera, residente en- ell 2210
de la Gale 16.
Hacemos votos por su pronto
ESTABLISHMENTS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-08

tN0AAtAAluCQ 4AVlAA G1HG ~
 airy - 'The scouxge of God, as the peasants used to say appeared as an official unit of the Red army.
 Because the CoSsack troops were so closely connected with Tsardonl, the Soviet government for years has refused to allow these hard riding warriors from the south to compose Q unit of their own. Many of them were in the Red army, but only as members of Heterogeneous organizations. Now, however, Mos COW is convinced that they are true supporters of the new regime and hence they have been allowed re- gently to reform their celebratd cav- airy units.
 For the first time, also, it was revealed that Russia, along its east- ern borders, has an underground system of forts comparable to the famous Maginot Line in France.
 These concealed Qualifications added an element of mystery to the war games. The two opposing arm ies - the 'reds" and "blues" - dis appeared under ground and neither was able to locate the other. So far they have not come into con- tact.
 Details of RuSsia's secret defenses were not disclosed. It was reported, however, that they were extensive. Neither force was visible to ob- servers. Even tanks and cavalry were camouflaged. A network of secret wires kept the various com manders in touch with each other.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-08
Local Delegates OF
 COP Are For BrOuUr1
Continued from Page D

eral Ernest l.. Averill, active in be- half of the Tilson candidacy, de- clared that the New Haven man has received assurance of the strongest support on the floor of the conven- tlon.
 Raymond J. McCuen, former sec retary to Colonel Tilson when the latter was in congress and who is now in charge of the speakers bu- reau of the republican eastern headquarters in New York, was at the convention to aid the New Ha- ven man. McCuen is 8 cousin of Rev. Joseph McCuen, formerly at- tached to the church of the Immac- ulate Conception in this city.
 AIcOrn Makes Claims
 Early this afternoon Alcorn was claiming that Hartford county's delegates were solid for him. New Haven county was understood to be for Tilson but Waterbury's leaning towards Brown is apt to upset this districts stand on the floor of the convention. Brown claimed all of New London county's delegates. The Brown, Alcorn and Tilson forces all claimed support in Fair Held county. Brown claimed Wind ham county while Litchfield county delegates were reported as being split between Brown, Alcorn and Tilson. Middlesex was understood to be for Brown on condition that Benjamin E. Harwood, favorite son, be given some place on the state ticket. Brown was claiming all of Holland county's votes.
 Wilcox Is Dark Horse
 In the meantime workers on be- half of former Lieutenant Governor Wilcox were of the opinion that many of the claims of Brown, AL corn and Tilson would blow up" and that a compromise candidate would have to be sought. In this way 1t was figured the Meriden man would have a chance to slip into the gubernatorial nomination.
 Former Senator Albert k. Lavery of Fairfield was assured today of the nomination for lieutenant gov ernor, barring any overnight changes. George DiCenzo of New Haven and Peter L. Madalone of Bridgeport were being mentioned for the secretary of stateship. State Senator J. Sedgwick Tracy of Canaan was apparently assured of the nomination fer state treasurer with Senator Harwood as a close contender. Those seeking the post of state controller are Mayor George Quigley of New Britain, Anson F. Keeler of Norwalk and William J. Mulligan of Hartford.
 Others Seek Office
 Professor Charles M. Bakewell of New Haven and former Secretary of State Francis A. Pallotti of Hart ford are asking for the nomination of congressman -at-large. The task of geographically dividing up the state ticket will force many of the above candidates out of the race.
 Waterbury's four members of the republican state central committee were present this afternoon at a meeting of that body. They were Town Chairman Upson, Mrs. Pa lomba, Alderman Kingston and Mrs. Itira Dutton. The temporary roll of the convention was adopted. The convention will open at 8 o'clock this evening with the keynote address by Charles Francis Coe of Greenwich, a descendant of one of Connecticut's colonial leaders,