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La gaceta., 1936-06-10
PROGRAMS DE RADIO

Estaci6n de Clearwater v ca
dena Nacional: 5:15, Clarke
Dennis; $50, n1.icias; 5 AS,
Lowell Thomas; 100, la fami,
liza de un hombre; 800, Fred
Allen; 900, The Hit Parade;
10:15, orquesta de Sterney /;
1890, Phil Gilman; IL 100 Shan
dor; IL :O8, orquesta de Rimes,
y II 80, drama de misterio.
Es.aci6n WDAE y cadena Co
lumbia: 5:15, orquesta de Mum
roe; 6:15, Fray y Braun; 80,
Kate Smith; 7:3O, discurso del
presidente Roosevelt; 7:3O,
Burns y Allen; 500, Lily Pons,
en- ell pr9grama de los cigarri-
Hos Ches erfield; 900, Phillip
Lord y el pandillaje; $50, mar
cha del Tempo; 9:45, tenor
Shannon; 10 800, orquesta de Lu
cas-; 1870, Sterling Young; IL:
Little Jack Little, y IL 80, Mil
ton Kellam.
La gaceta., 1936-06-10
INTERCEDI0 MCKAY POR
LOS SECRETARIES E ms
PECTORES DE LOS COLE
CLOS E-LECTORALES

Hizo aver una vista a les CO.
misionados del condado ell exai-
calde D. B. Mckay, padiendo.se
den facilidades de aqua y ali
mentaci6n, en- las se2undas pri-
marias, a los secretaries e ms
pectores de los colegios electora
les.
mo vengoEaqui para critiar
dijo ell R.MeKay, sino'para ira
tar de ayudar a palir la magni-
flea labor por ustedes iniciada.
SolameSAe pido un POGO mas do
consideration y comodidad pa
ra esos hombres, algunos de los
cuales trabajarOn hasta 81 ho-
ras consecutivas.
FL p~residente Watkins lie con-
sest6 que la comisi5n tropezaAa
con la difGul.ad de la escasez
de fondos, agradeciendola Ell in
teres que Sc tomaba por esos
servidores d la voluntad pOpu-
lar
La gaceta., 1936-06-10
Los NUEVOS ~CIGARRILLOS
HECHOS EN- TAMPA

Mas de 100000 cigarrillOs
Sc han vendido va, en- esta ciu-
dad y sus alrededores, de la
nueva marca "La Rumbera."
Son cigarrillos hechos con ell
mejOr material de Cuba, dem
tro de las mas perfectas condi
clones higienicas, y papeI COM
pradO en- Espana.
Hace algunOs amos los bue-
nos fumadores Sc lamentaban v
decian: Lastima que nc tenga-
mos en- Tampa cigarrillos CO.
mo los que Sc fuman en- la Ha-
bana.
Esa exclamation ha cesado
de tener valor porque "La Rum
bera" presenta cigarriIIos ex-
quisitOs, hechos excIusivamen-
tie con zebra y atendiendo ell
gusto de los mas exigentes flu
Los talleres donde Sc verifi-
ca la elaboration son Iimpios,
cast bOnitos, como 10 de
manda ell pIblico moderno.
NosOtros creemos cue ell pue
bio latino dara su apoyo a la
nueva industrial, ayudandO asi
disminuir ell n1mero de para
dos y creando nuevos campos
para los brazos inertes.
La gaceta., 1936-06-10
AcUERDos ToMADos FOR
Ell AYUNTAMIENTO EN- LA
SESSION DE ANOCHE

Pas6 enoche a informe del
conf e de hacienda, en- la session.
celebrada per FL ayuntamiento,
una indication del CONCEAL Ra-
gan cara qre Sc establezca un
servicio de inspection de auto
movies Y permisos de driver
como posibles fuentes de ingre-
SOS para Ia municipalidad. RaI
gan dsfendi6 su indication men
c. andc e. hech1 de que $50 in
diyiduos han sido detenidos a.
quf per guar sus coches estan+
do borrachos, en- los dltimos cua
tro meses.
Sc crGen6 por los ediles la re-
dacci6n dc una ordenanza pin
tando de rojo 0 amarillo los au-
tom6viles de- municipio, de moA
dc ae les eTnpleados NJ 'puedan
u j izarlcs en- Wales de placer.
Pa .srcn al comita de transito
datos enviaaos per ell jefe de po-
licia y aue Sc refieren a las 20
mas de segurided Y HI ares pa
"a eeiar y t'n,ar p~asajeros.
Sc a.torizj al superintendent
e Long, del acueduci.o, para sa-
car a subaste la compra de 700
toneladas de alumbre que Sc ne
cesitan.
A la comisi6n de ahcienda Sc
pas6 un telegrama de la Asocia-
ci6n Americana del Autom6vil
rrotestando de IN impuesto a la
.gasolina.
Sc acord6 mandar al alcalde
CLANCY una communication de
la Alianza de Trabajadores del
condado de Hillsborough ri.
dierdo Sc apruabe IN credito
para alivio de los obreros sin
trabajo.
La gaceta., 1936-06-10
Ell DUCE NOMBRO A ST.
YERNO MINISTRO DE ES-
TADO

Roma, JUNO 10.-Declin6 a.
yer ell Duce tres de sus ocho car
teras en- Ell gobierno Y nombr6
ministro de relaciones ex.erio-
res g su yerno, ell aviador condo.
Galeazzo Ciano. Ciano, que So
10 tiene 33 amos, pasa a ser ell mi
nistro mas j6ven que ha tenido
I.alia en- esa cartera. Dicese que
ell Duce piensa preparar a su
yerno para que lie sustituya,
cuando 10 estime convenience,
en- Ell cargo de primer ministro
dictador. Retiene ahora Mus
solini las acarteras de guerra,
g9bernaci6n, marina y aviaci6n.
La gaceta., 1936-06-10
ORT DEL CONDADO

Por orden del juez Cornelius
fueron incau adas las fianzas
ua per juego prohibido presta-
ron Tony Gallo, Aglstin Cones,
Jorge Perez, Tony Valdes, Lui
Heard, Tony Russo, Jack Pin
dion y James Douglas, los que
no comparecieron hoy al juicio
preliminar que Sc les habia con
cedido. Sc aplaz6 para fecha
pr6xima ell juicio contra Steve
Gonzalez, per possession de MI
meros de bolita.
Fueron pasados a la corte de
10 criminal, sin fianzas, dos au-
tomovilistas borrachos John
Pate y w. r. Kyle.
Para nrevas fechas Sc deja-
ron los cases de John Peters,
por recibir objetos robados; Os-
car Rodriguez, hur.o; Tomas
Rodriguez, hurto, Y Addie Mar
tin, embriaguez.
La gaceta., 1936-06-10

las llam6 per vez pri.nera "ban-
didos armados". Merece una me
dalla porque ESQ es 10 que son,
y NADIA mas. 70 no conozco al
caballerc que escribit la carta, y
no me impolI a concerto por-
rue ataca cosas que son respeta-
das por tc3a Ia comunidad".
Roy Smith, dueho de IN res
taurante y fuerte de soda, a
quien Identified el secre ario, Sc
levant6 a hablar y Ell presiden e
Sc 10 inn lido.
FL CONCEAL Watson dijo que
no estsba interesado en- 10 que
decia la carta; perc que en- la
parte de las 'utilidades'' Sc ex-
tranaba de que va no Sc hubie-
ran reclOldo muchas cartas SUI
giriendo ell impuesto.
lR'egan die cue los impues-
tos a la U ilidades cabian sido
estrdiados por la legislature y
propuso que la carta Sc entrega-
Sc al comite de hacienda.
Watson manifesto que espe-
raba una discussion de los inn
puestOs a las utilidades, ell mar
,es venidero.
La gaceta., 1936-06-10
Concerto de los
nLnnnnna de CzMkOr

C0ncteTto Ge Jos
clumnos de Czukor
Es.a noche, en- ell Teml'lo de
la MGsica, 124 de la Gale Fran
kiln, daran I'm concerto los a.
lumnos del notable professor y
violinista Jose Czukor. Los alum
nos de violines sc nombran Ha'
rold Campbell, Richard Camp
bell, Herbert Coe, Kenneth Coe,
Hope Czukor, Dick Bishop, Mer
lin Arnold, Wallace Blizzard, He
len Dahlgreen, Leslie Dinniny 2,
Betty Flanagan, Maly Fouts,
Ana Goethe, Evelyn Godding,
Donald Gibson, Pdcle Wolf, Mel
vim Ycunglove, Willie Keller.
Roy Parham, Virginia Myers,
Irene Ulmer, Henry Salgado y
Robert Underberg; de piano,
Isolde Czukor, Elsa Llamazale,
Lillian Schow, Mary y Lily S'ar,
Jack S anfcrd y Nathan Ora :
ham.
La gaceta., 1936-06-10
Una plausible tinGidGd

Una plausible findlidGd
Els la que persiguen los jove-
mes organizadcres del gran bal
lie que ell sabado Is sc vertical
"a en- la sala del convento San
Jose, en- Ybor City,
Ell dinero que Sc recaude, DIES
contados los gastos, sc agregara
al fondo de construction de una
nueva iglesia en- la barriada La
tina.
Sera vistosamente iluminado
ell I.erreno ~adyacente, donde Sc
pondran las mesas.
La comisi6n ha resuelto que
en- la cantina haya un complete
surtido, a precios populares.
Sc bailara entire las 10 de la
noche y las 2 de la madrugada.
La gaceta., 1936-06-10
HAN G A ITALIA
HAlSSEE LOS INFORMES
DE LOS DE
DADE Y PALM BEACH

Tallahassee, JUNO 1O.-La
junta de escrutinios del estado
declare hoy que dara a conocer
ell resultado final sobre las e.
leccioneS de gobernador cuando
reciba les informes de los con-
dados de Palm Beach y Dade.
Ell secretario de estado Gray G.
Pima que Ia junta podra reunir-
Sc del jreves al viernes.
Los informes oficiales de 81
condados dan a Cone una mayo
ria &c 299 vOtos s2bre Hodges.
La gaceta., 1936-06-10
Los duehos de maquinas de jugar hicieron n
demonstration en- contra del conceal Hixon
Sc lego una ridicula carta del
ciudadano 7. o. Busbee

FL ~ayrntamiento celebr6 ano
che su accstlmbrada session de
los martes. Sc lego una car a
del ciudadano T. o. Bustee al
alcalde Clancy su1iriendo que
la ciudad establozca TN imples-
to ADDITIONAL contra las "utilida-
des p1blicas' y un impuesto q
los peri6dicos, en- lugar del i'm
puesto a las maquinas de iugar.
Brsbee dice que tales impuessos
producirian mas ue todos los
ingresos de las INA uinas" exis
entes en- ell condado.
G ando ell CONCEAL Hixon Sc
evart6 a hablar y atac6 dura-
merte a las maquinillas, las
"laaroneras", los duenos de es-
tas que Sc hallaban en- la sala
lh%icieron rna demostraci6n de
inccnformidad.
"Me causa verdadsra sorpre.
sa tai caria, dijo Hixon. Ne
sorprende que un hombre, ciu-
dadano &c una comunidad ci-
vilizada trate de defender las
masuinas de jugar. Qriero elo-
giar al primer ciudadano que
La gaceta., 1936-06-10
Armenia Ia ventG de .biHetes

En- los 1Iimos dias ha au :
men.ado considerablemente Ia
venta de billetes para la gran
fiesta del domingo %, en- TODD Ell
alacio del Circulo Cubano.
Ell precio de S1.25 almu ergo
bale ha sido recibido sin pre-
..estas, pues los socios y Ell publ
co saben cuan noble es la finali-
dad perseguida.
Buenc es repetir, para mejor
inf rmaci6n de nues>ros lecto :
res, que han sido con.ratadas
las orquestas de Don Francisco
y Los Bohemios, la primera dir
gida por Frank Grasso Y la Sc
gunda por Maxine Echegaray.
La gaceta., 1936-06-10
~DERR0TADO UN OPONEN-
TIE DEL NUEVO TRATO

Birmingham, Ala, JUNO 10.
En- la segunda vuelta de las pri-
marias democraticas, Luther
Patrick, un abogado, con una
plataforma "sin promesas", de-
rroto al veberano congresista
George Huddleston, enemigo
del "auevo trato".
Patrick aparece en- la manana
de hoy con 1882 votos Y su
contrario con 1905.
La gaceta., 1936-06-10
MITIN De LA CAMARA DE
COMERCIO DE YBOR
MjtiB de Directories de la
C6mdrq de Concrete

La Camara de Concrete de
Ybcr City Sc reunira ell jueves
por la nOche, a las 7:15, en- ell
restaurant FL Pasaje.
Asuntos de importancia re-
la atenci6n de todos los
miembros.
La gaceta., 1936-06-10
Las Dumas de Los Lecles

Sc reuniran esta noche, en- la
sala de la Novena avenida Y ca
lie 16, las Hermanas de la Logia
Caballeros Leales de America.
Ruega la asistencia del mayor
nimero possible, la Srta. Lour-
DIES Vazquez, la secretaria. La
Soberana abrira la tenida a las
ocho.
La gaceta., 1936-06-10
MATaGMONIOS

Robert ]. Davis, 81, y Nellie
Overstree, %; Charles T.
Barnes, 25, y j. Beverly Foster,
%; Robert Duke Hill, 80, y Mo-
sella Lucas Orr, %; Hampton
Marvin Powers, "a, y Dorothy
Ines Warsley, 81.
La gaceta., 1936-06-10
ICNTIRMO Ell SENADO Ell
NC DE DA-
Wis

Washington, fjunio 10.-A-
prcb6 aver el comite bancario
del senado la nomiwAp de
Chester Davis, retirado adlni-
nistrador de la A.AA, para G!
cargo de miembro de la reserva
federal. Tambi9t \prob6 ell nom
bramienb de Emil SAlran, de
Illinois, para ~direc1or, paT dos
amos, de la corporation de RE
cSnstrr non Nnanci IRA.
La gaceta., 1936-06-10
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Arrib6sde Jacksonville, a car
gar fcsfat2, ell vapor italiano
NicOlo 0tero. LEGO de New Or
leans, a cameiar carga, ell vapor
americana Scan ic.
Zarparon en- las dltimas IL no
ras les vapores americanos Ma
jor Wheeler, Colorado, Pawnee
Scantic, la motonave nicara-
giense Sauna y la goleta hondu.
rena Beloit.
La gaceta., 1936-06-10

Bruselas, j.nio 10.-Los par
dds Gel Frente Popular VEN
eiercn en- as elecciones de los
Consoles rovinciales.
Los eat6licos eligiercn a 244
de sas candidates; sccialistas,
22l; >cmunistas, 81.
La mayoria del Frene Is de
500 votes sobre todoS los eros
gaylijos Y grupos.
La gaceta., 1936-06-10
Fiesta del SUNLIGHT

Ell pasado domingo celebr6
Otra fiesta de playa, en- Clear :
water, ell Club Sunlight. Asis-
theron cerca de so parejas.
Luego de servida una sucu :
lenta comida Sc bail6 en- ell pa
bell6n hasta las diez de la no :
che.
Sc verified ell retorno en- los
Omnibus que ell club habia alqui
lado.
La gaceta., 1936-06-10
Orqnesta de M@rfto

La orquesta de Hartley Toots
y sus MuchadhOs de Mel, que ell
sabado tocara en- ell Cfrculo Gu
bano, es uno de los mejores con
juntos musicales que annual =
mente visitan ell sur. Sc ha fila
do Ell precio de 80 centavos la en-
trada, teniendo en- cuenta ell de-
SEQ de los mdsicos de tener una
sala lena.
Voveran a tocar ell domingo,
en- la matinee, comenzando a las
La gaceta., 1936-06-10
SOCIALES -.

cuayro de la tarde y terminando
a las 8 de la noche.
FL bale del sabado tendra
principle a las 10 y terminara q
las 3 de la madru2ada.
La gaceta., 1936-06-10
Oha E1caasi6R

OtrG EEclGSi6R
Por ell Temple Ideal No. 2, de
la Orden Caballeros del Aguila
de Orc, en- collaboration con 81
Castillo Crist6bal Colon No. z,
Sc prepare una excursion. La fe
cha no Sc iha fijado todavia, pc
no prcbablemente sera despuet
del A de julio. :
La gaceta., 1936-06-10
Una Excursion

Sabemos que la Orden Caba-
Hero de la Luz organiza una ex-
cursi6n, pero ignoramos la fe-
cha en- que Sc celebrara.
Esperamos detalles de la CO.
mission organizadora.
La gaceta., 1936-06-10
TIRED, WORN OUT,
NO AM BITION

Ito N a
II women r
just dragging them
selves around, all
tired out with peri
Odic weakness and
pain3 They shouts
know that Lydia
E. Pinkham's Tab
lets relieve peri.
Odic pains and dis
La gaceta., 1936-06-10

ELECCIONE DE Consoles
PROVINOIALES EN- BEL
GICA
La gaceta., 1936-06-10

comfort. Small size only IS cents.
Mrs. Dorsie Williams of Danville,
Illinois, says, 81 had no ambition
and was terribly nervous. Your Tab
lets helped my periods and built me
up" Try them next month.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-16
"St. Patrick's Day &

First Recorded Observance of Day Held By Irish Society Of Boston Two Hundred Years Ago-lFIsh Play Prominent Role In War for Independence e-Llberty, Freedom Safsguardsd
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-16
Fifteen-Cent Charge
 On Handset Phones
 To Be Discontinued
Reduction However, Affects Only Patrons on Record 36 Months Company Publishes Statement of Ex-
 pIanatiOn as to Contemplated Actions

Hundreds of Waterburians using the so-called French" phones will be interested in the announcement by the Southern New England Tel- ephone company today of reduc- ton in rates. The reduction affects only those phones which are cur- rently in service, and on which the monthly handset charge has been paid continuously for 36 months or more. No local officials were url- able to make an estimate of the number affected in Waterbury but said Q check would be taken next week. The announcement follows:
 Statement
 Starting in May, subscribers of The Southern New England Tele- phone Company who have handset telephones currently in service and who have paid the fifteen cent monthly handset charge continue ously for 36 months or more will no longer find this charge appear ing on the telephone bills. Anounce- ment of the Company's intention to place. this 36-month limit on the period during which the handest charge applies was made today by A. F. Brooks, vice president and general manager.
 The Company is able to modify the charge for handsets at this time, MT. Brooks said, largely be- cause of a recent reduction in the cost of manufacturing the instru- ments, while another contributing factor is the moderate improvement In business which the Company has experienced in recent months. C0mpany's Policy
 Tt is the policy of the Bell Sys- tenn, of which our Company is a part" MT. Brooks said, to furnish the best possible telephone service at the least possible cost, consist ent with financial safety and fair treatment of employees. Since the handset telephone was first intro duced as optional equipment, in 1927, an additional charge has been made for this type of instrument; at intervals, as VIC have been able to do 50, the amount of this charge has been successively reduced. It was first reduced, in 1928, from fifty cents @ month to twenty-five cents Q month; and three years ago, in 1883, 1t was still further reduced from twenty-five cents to fifteen cents. The present modification is therefore the third in @ series. Reasons
 Not everyone, perhaps, is fam- iliar with these facts, or with the reasons which have necessitated the application of an additional charge at any time. There are two prin- cipal compelling reasons. First, a handset telephone costs much more to make than the ordinary desk type instrument, and this of course means higher investment and de- preciation expense. Second, the demand for handsets has obliged us to take out of service, and to scrap, Q great number of ordinary type telephones which were still quite capable of providing good service for 0 number of years.
 No company, of course, can af- ford to scrap equipment still in good condition without compensat- ing revenue. To botain this revenue by increasing rates to all would obviously have been unfair to sub- scribers who are perfectly satisfied
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-16
LIONS CAMP AICN OPENS NEXT WEEK
Mayor to Speak at St Patrick's Luncheon
 Thursday Noon

Mayor Frank Hayes has accepted the invitation of the Lions club to be honorary chairman of the annual drive for $3,000 to carry on the work of the health farm for crippled and undernourishe children in Wood- bury. The mayor will speak to the Lions Thursday at their St. Pat rick's luncheon on his part in the drive.
 Dr. Henry Mason, superintendent of Waterbury hospital, IS also con- nected with the club in the drive The campaign for funds will begin in earnest next week. Pledges may be filled out by those desiring to send in a youngster for any length of time, from one to twelve weeks. The farm opens in June and last season more than fifty youngsters were taken care of. The co-opera- ton of every citizen is needed in this
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-16

to continue using desk or wall sets which give just as god service. The only reasonable alternative has been to make nominal charge to those who prefer to use handsets. The reductions which have already been made reflect the policy of Bell sys- tenn companies to lower these hand set charges continuously to the full extent that conditions permit, until they are entirely eliminated. The present proposal to discontinue the charge on all handsets in service after the first of May on which charges have been pail for SC months is the latest step in this direction"
 Plan Explained
 Under the plan announced by Mir Brooks, handsets which are in ser- vice in May, but which have not yet been in service for 36 months will be charged for at the regular f1fteen-cent monthly rate until a total of 36 payments have been made. For example, if an instru- ment has been in service 30 months, the charge will apply for six months more and will then De discontinued Again, the telephone subscriber who has had handset for anly 12 months will find the charge discon- tinued two years hence, or after 24 more monthly payments have been made.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-16
Compensation Agreements

The following compensation agreements, In which payments will be made during the period of disability, were approved today by Commissioner James M. Lynch:
 Waterbury FarreI Foundry and Machine O., and George Gaugler, North Main street, fractured phal- anx, $l6.54 weekly, beginning March b.
 Homer Bronson O., Beacon Falls. and Cyrus Wilcox, Beacon Falls, finger injuries, S0.S2 weekly, beginning Feb. 90.
 Connecticut State Highway De- partment and Reinhold Hacker, Waterbury, shin injury, S12.O6 weekly, beginning Dec. 1S.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-16
YOUTHFUL STARS GUEST ARTISTS
City'S Best Known Enter. tainerS on Irish Pro-
 gram This Evening

One of the outstanding programs of entertainment arranged in con- nection with the citys observance ol St. Patrick's day will be presented this evening in the auditorium of St Margaret's school on Willow street Sponsored by the various societies oi the parish many of the city's leading entertainers on stage and radio will be presented in connection with the event. Jack Fitzgerald and his or- chestra will render medley of Irish airs at the opening and will also play for dancing at the conclusion of the stage show.
 Two of the citys most popular dancing teams will be seen in the latest interpretation of buck-and- wing and tap numbers. The Ryan brothers and the McKenna brothers need no introduction to the local public. They have been topnotchers among star entertainers for the past three years. The McKenna boys will be accompanied by Dan Clifford, accordionist.
 St. Margaret's quartette will be, of course, one of the two outstand- ing features of the evening. Dan Smith and Joseph Mulcahy of St. Margaret's choir, will also take part, with Joseph Harrigan as accompan- ist. Danny Barrett, member of the ABC quartette; Joseph Lezotte, di-- rector of the Mastersingers; Angelo Pastore of the Sacred Heart min- strel cast; Miss Mary Luddy, Wa terbury's Eleanor Powell; Margie Healey, talented dancer; Sonny LaFlamme of WATR fame; Peggy Franz, concert soloist and Bobby Scannell, one of the best known juvenile stars Waterbury has devel- oped in years, will be among the headliners tonight at St. Margaret's.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-16

70" lads turning their attention to the boolegng of medicines cosmetics Even the heavaor strike settled the bldg owners have agreed to continue their con manto fight Bambricks Union You Heavens painted soop Congressmcn under heavy (or Annapolis app will quietly the Academys by OoO-n the next naval appropriations The Liberty Exov Ely (of Mass) to announce anti-FDR canddacybut he's resisting Lois Long, the rad orator got telegram signed Nancy Carroll which sed per
 learned to Speak English in such short tinei" Reynolds beau to both
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-16

Incidentally, the state convention this year will be held in New Ha- ven. The city was picked Saturday afternoon at a meeting of the dem- ocratic state central committee in Waterbury at The Elton. The Demo- crat predicted earlier Saturday that either New Haven or Hartford, but certainly not New London, would be the scene of the coming spring ses- sion of the state organization.
 Elm City Chosen
 New Haven was selected unanirn- ously and a resolution was approved endorsing the present administra- ton of President Franklin D. Roosc- welt. The formal resolution, now being prepared by State Chairman J. Francis Smith of this city, gives every indication that Connecticut's delegation to the national conven- ton will go instructed for President Roosevelt's renomination. Mayor Frank Hayes recently approved an instructed delegation.
 The move on the part of State Senator Daly's own townsmen to keep him off the delegation to the state convention which will be held in his own city is of statewide in- terest. Those opposing Daly claim that he has not shown them proper consideration in the distribution of WPA jobs. New Haven's delegation will number 60 or more at the state convention and WPA Administrator Daly has been included in the groups for the past few years. This time 1t is the intention of some tc keep him off.
 Date To Be Selected
 The date of the state convention was not set at Saturdays meeting. The officers of the state central committee were given authority to name the date. When the date is set the various town chairmen will be given notice of how many dele gates their respective towns are en- titled to.
 At Saturdays meeting resolutions were adopted regretting the death of the late Committeeman Anthony P. Adinolfi of New Haven. The Motion endorsing the Roosevelt ad- ministration was made by Frank L. McDermott of West Haven. Demo- cratic Town Chairman David Me- Coy of New Haven made the mo- ton naming New Haven the scene of the state convention and 1t was seconded by Supervisor of Public Works John Golden of the same city.
 The committee approved plan' for the Farley dinner to be held 1T Hartford on the 28th.
 Mayor Frank Hayes was present at Saturdays session and welcomed the various committee members State Chairman Smith presided. drive and the members feel that it will be @ success.