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Evening star., 1936-10-03
MADRID BOMBED
AS REBELS PURSUE
TERROR CAMPAIGN
Machine Guns of LoyaIists
Answer Air Raids by
Attackers.
GOVERNMENT CLAIMS
VICTORY NEAR BILBAO
Consolidating Forces Near Toledo
for New Push, Capital Hears.
Franco Plans Regime.

BACKGROUND
The main action OF the Spanish
cipil Dar has shifted towdrd Spain
in last ,1eek. Insurgents beginning
fight to control country last July
conquered territory surrounding
capital city. then turned guns on
Madrid. Last great battles in Which
rebelltous Fascists oDercame Social
ist-Communist loydlists tDere on
French border and at Toledo Then
began the great push on Madrid,
NTH the capitals defenders digging
in for hard fight.
BY the Associated Press.
MADRID, October 3.-The vail ol
assault guard sirens. the second time
in the same night. shattered the
dawn today. heralding an insursen,
mystery" air raid.
Five hours earlier, Facist planes
swooped down on the moonlit CAPT.
tai and dropped their loads of bombs
under heavy return fire Of anti-air-
craft batteries ringing the city.
Sirens screamed through the first
IS minutes of daylight and were then
suddenly hushed. No explosions were
heard in the city and it was believed
the insurgent flyers had passed over.
(Insurgent commanders previously
had announced a campaign OF ter
ror" to be directed against the capi-
tal hoping to reduce the city by
breaking the morale Of its inhabi-
tants)
Big Guns Boom.
While Madrid itself echoed to the
sharp bark of the anti-aircraft guns
and the rattle Of sporadic rife fire,
big guns doomed as government forces
grimly held to positions on all fronts
about the capital.
The air raids disrupted a city al
ready seething with excitement from
the disclosue of vast spy plot, un-
covered when ncounter-espionage police
arrested 800 persons.
The breakup Of the spy ring by the
famous "Atadell" brigade was termed
one of the most important develop
ments since the war began.
The group. the spy trappers dis
closed, met daringly every day in the
reading rooms Of the National Library,
where its members were arrested.
Library Visitors Seized.
Becoming suspicious of the large
of persons going to the library,
one of the Atadell agents secured
posing as the nephew of
q priest.
He reported the readers" ex-
changed bits of information on the
movement of government troops and
submitted full report to one of their
members who apparently was charged
with relaying the data to the Fascists.
When the reading room was full
yesterday police raided the library,
arresting 800 accused of espionage to-
gether with many others who later
were exonerated.
The Atadell brigade also was re-
ported to have arrested Ricardo Belt
ran. president of Youthful Carlists of
Barcelona, who had been sought for
more than two months as a Fascist
agent.
The Atadell Brigade was named
1See SPAIN. Page A.7.)
Evening star., 1936-10-03
SMITH TALK HELD "DUD"
"Failed to GO Off," Senator Con-
molly Says.

CONVICTION, KY, october 3 R.--
United States Senator Tom Connolly,
Democrat, of Texas today termed Al
Smiths address indorsing the presi-
Dental candidacy Of ALI M. Landon
Of Kansas "a dud."
He then defined "a dud" as some
thing all primed to 90 on, then 1t
dxzles out"
Senator Connolly Came here to ad-
dress . rally of Northern Kentucky
Democrats.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
MRS. CREWSLEADS
RIVAL AT TURN
American Star Gains One Up
Margin After Erratic
Play on Greens.
BULLETIN
BULLETIN.

SUMMIT. N. j., October 3 tP,.-
Holing a 47-foot chip shot from
the front of the eighteenth green
for winning birdie 4, Pam
Barton, 1s-year -old British cham
pion. made a great come back to
lead Maureen Orcutt crews of Coral
Gables. Fla, up, at the halfway
mark of the 36-hole final of the
fortieth United States Womens
golf championship today.
BY the Associa ted Press.
SUMMIT. N. j., October 3.-Mrs.
Maureen Orcutt Crews OF Coral
Gables, Fla, led Pam Barton, British
title holder. up. today at the end of
nine holes of the 36-hole final of the
fortieth United States women's golf
championship over the links of the
Canoe Brook Country Club.
Out in 42-three over par-to A for
her rival, MES. Crews, usually a con-
sistent putter, wasted many opportu-
mites on the green's to increase her
advantage. She missed Shooters for
wins on the third and fifth holes and
another for q half at the sixth.
Two down through the first four
holes, Pam rallied and won the sixth
and seventh in par to pull up level
She lost the second when her drive
sliced into a crack. She had the
choice Of q penalty stroke or playing
it out. She tried the latter, and the
ball struck a tree and bounced back
in the pond.
Pam three-putted the 12e-yard
fourth from SO feet.
Maureen. a f1nalist nine years ago
regained the lead at the ninth. max
ing a great recovery from a trap and
sinking 3-foot putt for a winning 4
Miss Barton, who also was in the
trap. exploded 10 feet short of the cup
and missed, taking a S.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
Summary of Today's Star

POLITICAL.
Progressives laying new party plans in
Wisconsin. Page Al
Roosevelt to rest days for invasion
of West Page Al
Publisher Block is invited to Luncheon
with Landon. Page A
FOREIGN.
Guards called as Paris cafe workers
strike. Page Al
10 reported dead as typhoon hits
japanese Islands. Page Al
Terror campaign against Madrid con-
tinues in air raids. PAGE Al
Pan-American neutrality treaty pro-
posed by U. 8. Page Al
Rome celebrates first anniversary of
Ethiopian conquest. Page AS
WASHINGTON AND VICINITY.
Maryland wars on State residents
using District tags. Pare Al
Father Of i've killed in battle with
landlord. Page Al
Mrs. Pomeroy's funeral to be held here
Monday. Pare Az
Capital Transit's net deficit for Au-
gust 5000. Pare Az
Red Cross enrollments nearing $4,000
marx. Page A-l6
Retirement group maps legislation to
be. requested. Pare A-l6
Vital statistics. Pare C-ll.
FINANCIAL
Stocks soar In heavy trading (table).
RAge ALA
Transit volume continues climb here.
Rass Ala
Bonds stage wide upturn ftabie,.
Pare Ais
Evening star., 1936-10-03

Strikeouts-By Fitxsimmons, 3; by Had
H,tsM.oa Isy. ~ Hasi.y. Ms,ons 10 IN innings.
Winning pitcher-Hadley.
LOSING Observation-Disclosures.
UmpiRes-Magerkurth, behind plate; sum
mers. hrst base; PhrmAn, second oase'
Geisel. third base.
Evening star., 1936-10-03

Runs batted in-Gehrig. Ripple. Crcsetti.
TWo-baSe hit-Di Magic.
Home runs-Gehrig. Ripple.
SacriRces-BaFtell, LaxIeri.
Double plays-Crosett to Gehrigi Bar
tell to whitehead to Terry.
Left on bases--Giants. 2; Yankees, 3.
Bases on balls-Of FitIsimmcns, 2; OF
Hadiey. I.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
WEATHER.

o. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast)
Fair tonight and tomorrow; little change
in temperature: gentle variable winds.
Temperatures-Highes u. at 3 pm. yes
terday; lowest, 50, at 4 am. today.
Full report on page AT.
Evening star., 1936-10-03

(See SERIES, Page A-7D
Evening star., 1936-10-03

(See SPAIN, Page AID
Evening star., 1936-10-03

(See SLAYING. Page AID
Evening star., 1936-10-03
Today's Box Score

Totals 35 1 1124 8
Koenir batted for Jackson In ninth.
Leslie batted for FitIsimmcns in ninth.
Davis ran for Leslie in ninth.
Score hy innings
Evening star., 1936-10-03

(See PARIS STRIKE, Page A-2)
Evening star., 1936-10-03

Totals -- 26 2 4 27 IL U
RuffinE batted for Hadley In eighth.
johnson ran for RufIinE In eighth.
Evening star., 1936-10-03

(See LINCOLN. Page A-4D
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-16

NJ. ~ A Company with u record
NO. 81 Of BeVenty.six consecutive
years IN tho design and innnufhct'
uro Of fne Cemetery Memorials.
THEY services ARE constantly
sou ~ by those who desire 70
perpetuato the memory or depart
cd relatives or friends, whether
by u simple inoxpcnS 70 marker
or u dignif,cd monument or mnuH0.
ieum. They have. IN waterbury
tho iargcat and most completely
cGulpped stone working plant IN
soWthsrn New England. whore nre
employed the most Skilled nrtlHnnS
who work under the personal NJ
rerviaion Of the. owners. To TINS
company was given tho. honor 81
DESIGNING and erecting the bcnuti'
fui memorial, bearing the intricate
Presidential Seni, which ,mnrhH we
Inst resting place OF our late prcni'
dent Coolidge. Most Of the beau.
tifui memorials which grace our
emeterisS have also been erected
In no less degree has this Com
many achieved IN cnvtnhlc reputh'
ton for tho design and installation
OF nil kinds OF lilo ana interior
marble work.
who ana where are they'
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-16

After you have decided on the
Individuality Of tho firms IN the
following list, make out u list OF
your own with the namo aud nd.
dress you hnvo decided In the
right one, following tho number
~ the sketch which YOU think
represents that firm. Write only
on one Side Of The paper and
mako GU. your list In this man.
ner:
No. 1 tNams Of Arm). tAddress).
No. : (Name Of ilrm). (Addross>.
And no on until completed,
Any other additional information
called for include Just after the
address. II no other information
~ required, give namo and i'd
dress only. Send the result 70
who's Who in waterbury"
Contest Editor, The Waterbury
Democrat, waterbury. Conn.
Tho contest IN open 10 any ono
Except Tho Waterbury Demo.
crat employees and their families)
ditions OF my kind except the
tho Who's who In waterbury"
Contest EDITOR, The Waterbury
more than ono prize viii 30
awarded In the Same family. No
information regarding answers
TO this contest can DO obtained
from Tho Waterbury Democrat.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-16

Answers, once submitted, can
not be returned, nor can corrOG.
tlons or changes DO made.
Ask any waterbury firm which
you think Is represented II . de-
scrlptlon OF their firm is included
In "Who's Who" Or, u you are
In doubt rs 10 the description,
cali In person Or phone them.
They win be glad 20 tell you u
they are IN the contest.
The contest will close next
Saturday. ut q y. m" Nov. :lyt.
Az quickly thereafter ~ 10 posBi:
bio, when tho answers shall
have been completely ana &C.
curateiy Judged, these sketches
will BIO ropubllBhcd, with tho
namcS OF tho firms given with
the sketches, their addresses,
and other Information II re.
CURED, and u list OF tho prlso
In tho event Of n tle for any
prIxe offered, Il prise Identical In
ali respects with that tied for
win DO given each tying con.
Three judged comprise tho
board which will decide on tho
correct or nearest correct an.
swera, and all entrants IN tho
contest thereby agree to accept
tho decision Of tho judges al
ilnni.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-16

NJ. ic What firm Of mortlcinns
NO. 10 In waterbury In tho ono
which, by. invitation only, ~ =
member Of that selected group OF
Funeral Directors known AZ The
National Selected Morticiansy only
one such establishment ~ chosen
cnder the best service at moder.
ate prices always; Many VINO
might otherwise BIO denied the
conB0latlon such an. organization
gives, IND it economical, notwith-
sta ndlng itY enviablc reputation.
Almost rs years Of experience a. -
duiet, dignined and personal - 10
back OF this organization. con,
Quoting Bervices. with. rare Skill
and Understanding, from their
Funeral Home or from your resi-.
dencc, as desired. You are invited
to come and ask any question:; DO.
come fully acquainted With i thS,r
they another funeral Home and
Whcrc2
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-16

N. ~ This IL q drug store which
NO. u adheres to the principle
that n druggist should give prim.
nry consideration to tho ethical
side of the calling, and for nearly
Sb years has become firmly eatnb.
lishcd in the minds Of physicians.
hospitals, nurses and thousn mas
az people as the store. to whicl!
prescriptions, IL specially. should
80 SCRIPTURE drugs only are used
Sundrles OF all sorts are sold ---
rubber goods, kodnkS, toilet ar.
Hnve you visited their perfume
department.? II not, you have
missed somethlnR.---here. you VIII
find perfumes Of such famous
makers ms caron, suzanne. Vuer'
lain, Lnnvin, and others too mum.
erOus 20 mention, IN the most
delicate and fragrant doors why
not enhance feminine. dwellings,
with these excite perfumes? ny
the way, did YOU know they car.
ried nationally known brands of
paints, enameiH, VhrniHhea, ETC.,
rrtiptr' materials and aaaOcin ted
supplies OF nil klndH?. They' are
noted for varied selections IN MI
paint requirements, nnlchpers0nt
who know paint aud. whnt ~ mort
essential. where the purchaser
may be sure Of quality hut en-
durcR, I.uncheoncttc? Certn'n'H.
one OF tho best IN town. Now Wen
toll you II IN the only drug store
fncing Exchange Plncc. No you tel
ua. how long they have been SELL
ing paint
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-16
NJ a Emerson said somethi
NWs " 70 Tho affnck TINT IL Y

NJ q Emerson said something
NO. y to the effect that IL you
build better mouse trap the
world would make q beaten path
to your door. Well. here's u COM
pany selling a world famous line
Of Better Built Home Appliances.
WaterburianS who know are fast
going there. Quality! That's what
counts. Service! That's what you
get. The Refrigerator featured
here, with u Roliator Compression
unit (the cold making mechnniBm)
carries II ten year warrnnty-..why
not?--Ripley In his "Believc IT, or
not" states thnt u similar unit has
been running In Detroit, Mich,
the equivalent Of 81 years Of
household use, making over e.
500, 00O, 900 revolutions of the &C.
centric SHIFT, without showing any
measurable Wear. Their gas rang.
es, washing machines and ironcrs,
through sturdy construction and
efficiency, have also won Just re.
nown. This company has an eS.
tensive line OF electric appliances,
rad los, combination ranges and oil
circulating. heaters, etc. 4 small
deposit VIII place any of these
convcniences and comforts In your
home. Give name and address, OF
this company, and namo OF rexri"
gerator alluded to.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-16

NJ. az This Is Waterbury's lead.
NO. ID Ing grain company which
for three quarters OF a century has
pioneered this field and have re-
Gently moved to their new build.
Ing on Hamilton avenue, just OF
Fast Main Street. Grains OF all
kinds are carried here as well as
"seeds you can't keep down" =.
flower, garden and field seeds ~
any quantity :. seeds or high
termination, true TO name. and
free from dust and dirt--the. very
finest of fertiligers are carried. ana
too, they have garden tools or
chicks OF all breeds; Park and
Pollard poultry and dairy feeds.
poultry equipment and supplies
will be found hero also. Dog and
net foods of many brands are OBJ
tainable. II also deals extensively
in salt, sugar. -four and genuine
Vermont maple syrup. You may be
sure OF prompt service. deliveries
and high quality always. when
dealing with this dependable hrm'
What Is tho name ana correct adj
dress, and when were they incor'
porated:
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-16

n. "A What company. serving
NO. - Waterbury houHeholaSrs
with ice 49, uuinR REFlLTEltED
city water In making. thia famous
pr0duGt--cor over hn century,
soIl modern tee refrlgern torn IN
snowy white finish. most nttrar.
tive In appearance ana sturdy IN
construction, preserving delicious
food finVOra with lowest cost OF
operation? Tho names Of these re;
ffIgeratorR OF outstanding appeal
ara Mckee and CooleratOr. They
also Heii and install range and
power oil burners OF accepted
inerit--econOmica 20 operate
Tho pleasures OF automatic hoat
are brought within tho reach Of
everyone because In place Of buy.
Ing, you are investing In equip.
mcnt that for many years 70 come
Will nay you handsome dividenda
All OF these modern convenience
may be bought on the deferred
payment plan. What liz the name
Of the range and power oil burn;
ers sold here? -. ana now tel
IN what other product has been
combined with their business dur;
ing the past few years. TheyH
Gladly tell you. Service built this
ergnTlixa tion and brings II an ever
Increasing number OF new custom
erB,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-16
A. 1e What 10 the namo OF and
mo-. ID Whero In located Whtor.

A. 90 What 10 tho namt OF and
NO. 10 where ~. located Water"
bury'B Oldest and most progre9.
vlve commercial sc hool? ThiH
school gives q. c0mprehensiyo
pies that inBures economic indo.
pendence. That there are many
who appreciate tho unuSunl hd.
vnntages found IN this school ~
cvldencsd ~ tho. fact that each
year II enjoys tho. patronage OF
discriminating students. ~ gives
Individual attention and inBtruc-
ton, which makes ENTRANCE, pos
sibio nt any time; many re1lising
tho necessity OF specialized trnin'
Ing In BuBineBB AdninlBtrnti0n,
Accounting, Secrct1rlal, short'
hand, Typowriting and office
ling for tho Winter Term starting
This school takes special pride
In the success Of It's graduates,
thousa nds now occupying posi-,
lions OF trust, responsibility anu
economic security. State " thih
school also Offers tho opportunity
OF evening study TO those VINO
would otherwise DO denied mh
training. When was this schoo'
founded?
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-16

n. "a You may have service
NO. 50 to 1T your every need,
including price. In one well'knoWn
Waterbury laundry - each family
washing Is done separately. thus
assuring n R-E.A-L personal
service. This laundry has stressed
good work - prompt service, ioi
many years; and has trained its
employees In quality hrst methods
Clothes are properly stefilisea'
consistently given painstaking at.
tention. This laundry makes o
speciality OF family work per.
sonai apparel, household effects,
clothing. linen. ETC.; ana is very
proud OF the large hnishso
S.H-I.R-T business II has ouiiI
up since It's started to do tnis
class OF laundering. 1t installeo
the very latest NEW machinery
and me thods for handiinE
S.H.f-R-T-S. II earnestly solicits
this class OF work and says, -
trial bundle this weex means .
regular customer next week. its
collection and delivery serves
covers Waterbury. Naugatuck.
Thoniaston and WATERFOWL. Any
person may enjoy its service
Which? Where?
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-16

merit, OF course, are the watches
and 1ewelry OF every sort They
feature one Of tho most beautiful
lines OF fine cut crystal GLASSWARE
10 be had--aS n matter of fact,
always offers Gifts That Last.
Then too, they have an Optical
Department with two registered
Optometrists IN charge, who sci.
entificnlly examine your eyes TO
ascertain exactly tho required
lenses necessary to overcome. do.
fectivo vision II any, and II glass.
es are not required Sonsei,s .It." ::
not In this case commercial slo.
gan but an ndmonition from eth.
Teal optometriatB TO help. you
listen In. to their chime, at q p, m
for the time, WATR iS the station
which, will reveal the name to this
sketch. Now, you know, NO please
state, how long they've been on
Bank street.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-16
M AZ Waterbury boasts one Of
LNVa Oh Tho ln0ni na nd nn "A MI 0n,aa :

NJ ~ Waterbury boasts one Of
wv ~ tho most modern and COM
plato plants In Connecticut for the
storage OF household goods. II has
private locked rooms as well aa
sectional storage for furniture; a.
burglar proof vault for sllvcrwnre
and vnlunblcs; cold storage vaults
for furs, rugs, draporleS, tapestries
and clothingj motor vans OF the
iatest type for household remov.
ais: It's trucking. service keeps
moving day and night. apace will!
the progress Of Waterbury - Of
service To merchants and manu-.
fncturcrH - no fob too large or too
small. -Four years ago u added
modelling departments which won
Immediate. approval. An expert
furricr IN IN charge Of the fur de.
pnrtment--who. not only rem0dels
contR. but takes orders for new
cOntB, assuring the purchaser OF
pelts. expertly selected and mntch.
cd Into modes " tho moment
Into styles which compliment the
wenrer'A good taHte and Judgment
Who and whore are they?
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-16

which the world championship has
been won for two straight years
All standard makes In rebuilt
models are carried too, priced from
$3.50 up. They pay cash Tor used
type writer's, and give the largest
trade In allowance on new ones, IN
the city; also rent and service all
types Of adding machines and
typewriters. A complete line Of
adding, duplicating, and other Of
fice machines are also sold mere.
Supplies for typewriters and busl-
ness machines OF every. description
are on hand. One OF the most
popular gifts for Christmas IL u
typewriter. It helps every mem
Der OF the family---be II education
for the children or office work for
dad: and how easily. they may be
bought now! Only $500 down and
10 cents n day. Due to an unpre-
cedented demand, there Will DO
shortage on portable typewriters
by Christmas. Why. not place. your
order now? Ono dollar deposit VIII
assure delivery. Which, where. and
what IL the price Of q new port.
able Royal typewriter. with the
exclusive touch control?
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-16

No. 2S i% sSr aS% Sasap.y ssien I hs /!
through being able 70 bring out
or add 20 the charm OF feminlnc
beauty, II takes pride In the fac!
il IN considered distinctive ana
apart from all others, but this w
chiefly due 10 It's direction ana
person mel So. adept and knowing
artistic and unusual. Only the mn
est beauty preparations are USED
and their operators nre tnstructen
not 20 allow time 10 interfere Win
the efficiency Of their work. TINS
entirely different salon, has the
most modern beauty .pnrlor equip
ment In the state OF Connecticut
and Ia second to none IN appoint
monts and service In the. eastern
states. It's stan of expcrtIy train'
cd operators " conceded Water.
bury's beat In permanent waving
bobbing, facial and other beauty
culture. II ~ n tribute TO your
good sense Of ioveiiness TO max:
appointments here, y compl'mSnt
TO him whose name II hears. rms
shop IL located on Bank street
Which? Where?
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-16

M. "a When you. order flowers
Ne. ~ you should remember =, -,
Who? A shop which supplies only
fresh nowers within the reach o.
ali for all occasions. Remember,
90 years 2f experience, ~ Hn,i E'v dIn.
posai when you remember father,
mother, sister, brother. graduate
or bride. In the sending OF nowers
BY wire Il IL known AZ water.
bury's Telegraph Tiorist.--it ~ Q
ine rnbor Of the Florists TELEGRAPH
Delivery. world wide IN scope
Ing freshness, faultlessiy arranged
for any event or ceremony. re.
member Who's Who In flowers IN
Waterbury. What III the telephone
number OF this concern?
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-16

A. % There ~ II Ginger Ale
NO. - made In Waterbury which
III wholesome, cooling, muscle
More than 10000, 900 bottleB Of this
delicious beverage have been sold
years, II win add Sest and snap
70 any function or party, q meal
or az q thirst duencher Itn Mnni.
tnry plant Ia one OF the largest
and most M0dcrnly .oluippcd ~
the eastern BtnteB. Your grocer
deiIca lei aen, drugglst or confect..
ionNr Will toll you its nnmo ana
tho company which mnkea u, y
nnme famous Binco----Rnd stnnd'
Ing for quality beverages always.
Hi"'" S"S. "tiIve mo -" but
that's telling. what and whore II
ihiH company and when was II
founded?