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La gaceta., 1936-11-19

49, 49, -
aver fue un dia de derrota pa
ra los fascistas en- TODD ell fren-
tie de Madrid.
Los facciosos arrojaron de
nuevo bombas sobre la capital,
utilizando a los photos extran-
jeros, Y produjeron la muerte
a mas de 60 personals.
Una de las bombas inici6 un
incendio en- la iglesia de los Je-
r6nimos, donde Sc case ell ex-
rey Alfonso.
Tambien Sc incendi6 la igle-
STA de la Trinidad, donde Ger
antes Sc hallaba sepultado.
.Cerca de la embajada america
Ia explotaron varias bombas.
aunque Sc habia dicho que los
rebeldes habian convenido EN-
|respetar ell distrito de la emba
|jada.
A las 8 de la noche, a causa
jel bombardeo, Sc paraliz6 Ell
servicio de t%ranvias, Uno de
los artefactos fascistas produ-
10 un ineendio en- la Gale de
Serrano.
I'm la Carcel Modelo, que ha
recibido averjas, quedan solo
unos 800 presses. Frente al MI
SEQ del Prado la acera fu6 des-
truida por una bomba.
Todos los preparativos han
sido hechQs para defender la
ciudad, en- case necesario, ca
lie por Gale.
Nueyas medidas Sc han to-
mado para evitar que ell publ
co Sc agrupe Embellishments,
por curiosidad, aumentando
asi ell numero de vietimas.
Uno de los proyectiles de la
artilleria fascista cay6 frente
a la Universidad Central, en- la
Gale de San Bernardo. Otro pc
metro en- una habitaci6n ocupA-
da por Victoria Hidalgo, ciuda
dano que fue' secretariO parti-
cular del expresidente Don Nj
ceto Alcala Zamora. Hidalgo
pereci6 y su esposa sufri6 he
graves.
FL general Jose Miajas jefe
de la Jdnta de DefensaS invite
a los corresponsales extranje.
ros a visitar la Morgue e ms =
peccionar una GAIA dejada
eaer por los rebeldes desde un
aeroplano.
La GAIA contenia ell cadaver
mutilado del aviador leal JNs6
Antonio Galarza. eProtest6 ef
general de los "barbaros m6to
del enemigo.
Algunos cinemat6grafos to-
funcionan. Las estacio-
hes de radio dan programs
n~usicales y por elias hablan O.
'adores de los diferentes par
FL tema de los discursos
IS la barbarie fascista, repre-
'entada por los generates trail
lores. "El proletariado, Sc d.
e, debe movilizarse para re =
.istir'a individuos que no dAn
'uartel, Qhe asesiirn a todos
osNqua en- sus manS. Els
n ~ cpn honor que VIZ
- s.,i...
La gaceta., 1936-11-19

Los gobiernos fascistas, los
irrnunios y repulsiyos gobier
nos faseistas. han otorgado 50
rec,nocimiento a las "kabilas"
d-asaneral Franco.
La gaceta., 1936-11-19

Saludando a la hija de Don
Fernando, noble representa-
ci6n de la mujer e~spanola, de
la mujer que trabaja por la
dicha del genera humane.
En- Espana, Ia mujer ha he
cho suya la causa de la liber-
tad Y ofrece a la Repdblica to-
da su energfa, devotion y ca
rino. =
Algunas han muerto en- las
tr.ncheras, junto a sus hernia
nos los hombres; otras reali :
ian una imponderable labor
en- la retaguardia, en- la reta-
guardia bombardeada por los
cobardes fascistas del general
Franco.
La hija de Don Fernando a
dora a Espaha y junto con su
padre va "por los caminos de!
mundo" defendiendo la justi-
cia de la causa del agredid0
pueblo espanol.
La gaceta., 1936-11-19
LOS FASCISTAS Y o r
TUVIERON QUE RETIRARSE

Madrid, Nov. 19.-Bajo la
irresistible preston de los milf
.cianps leales, los moros y los
.f9scistas tuvieron que retirar-
Sc de la Ciudad UniversitariA
luego de sufrir grandes bajas.
La Junta de Defensa, presi-
dida por Ell general Miaja, Sc
muestra satisfeeha con ell re-
: ado de las Operaciones de
2os facciosos festejan hoy,
sn BurgOs, la noticia de haber
sido recOnocido su .gobierno"
Por los gObiernOs faI
Berlin y Roma.
Sup6nese q. ahora p
a pesar de la influence
sa, Otorgar6 tambisn 81
nocimientO a los face
RiceSe que 81 gobiaracaa
ted EIarsas, preaia
Bra&t econocera a los IN
gentes en- la primers op0rtuni
dad.
La intenei6n De Roma y g
"A sido a1imar ! los
II nerta
Evening star., 1936-02-09
guests Monday of Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley

guests Monday of Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley
S. carp.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Kenneth Love en-
tertained q small company at dinner
last night followed by bridge at their
home in Aurora Hills, Va. Among the
guests were DR.. and Mrs. A. B. Lewis
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Hudson, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. King, all of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold c. Patterson OF
Aurora Hills, Va, with Mr.. and Mrs
George F. Downham of George Wash.
ington Park, Alexandria, were among
the guests at dinner Friday night OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Posey at the
Naval Station, Indian Head, Md, at
tending the Indian Head Club dance
later in the evening with their hosts.
Mr.. Campbell Leaving
for Lafayette to Address Meeting.
Mr.. Carlos Campbell of Aurora Hills,
Va, Is leaving tomorrow for Lafayette
Ind, where he will address meeting
Of special committee at Purdue Uni
versity.
OF interest to Washington and
Arlington County was the marriage
Saturday. February 8, of DR.. Blanche
Tabor, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
George L. Tabor of Cherrydale, Va, to
Mr.. Henry Crosby Burchard, also OF
Cherrydale. at the home of the bride.
The ceremony was performed at
O'Clock in the afternoon, Rev. John C.
Trader, officiating, former pastor oi
Evening star., 1936-02-09

Cherrydale M. p. Church, now pastor
of the Lewis Memorial M. p. Church,
Washington.
The bride, who was unattended,
wore an attractive navy blue ensemble
with matching accessories, and clus-
ter bouquet of sweetheart roses, for
get-me-nots and maiden hair fern.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held for members of the immedi-
ate families and friends. Later in the
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Burchard left
by motor for Asheville and Whining
ton, N. c. On their return they will
be at home at 3612 Twenty-first street
north, Cherrydale.
The bride Is graduate of George
Washington University School of
Medicine and a member of Alpha
Epsilon Iota Fraternity, Phi Chapter,
George Washington University.
Evening star., 1936-02-09

Navy Department. Mrs. Turney will
reside in Long Beach, Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. MasSie with Mr
and Mrs. c. w. Palmer entertained
Jointly last night at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Massie in Clarendon. After
an evening of dancing. supper was
served at midnight. Among the guests
were Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. s. Gordon
Green, Mr.. and Mrs. Julian D. Simp-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. v. w. Bouknight
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lyons, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Knox and Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Inbody
all of Arlington County.
Mrs. Frank Upman of Livingstone
Heights, Va, accompanied by Miss O
Kimbrough of Washington, will leave
Wednesday for Miami, Fla, where
Miss Kimbrough will remain two
weeks. Mrs. Upman will be Joined
there by her husband in March. They
will come home by motor April /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle w. English OF
Ashton Heights, Va, are entertaining
at dinner tonight in compliment to
Mr. and Mrs. David r. Collins of Liv-
ingStone Heights in celebration o1
their ninth wedding anniversary. Gov.
ers will be laid for 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Lough of Virginia
Highlands, Va, returned Thursday
from a two-week stay in Miami, Fla.
stopping off en- route home, at Sara
sofa and Orlando, Fla, also at Selma
N. c., where they were overnight
Evening star., 1936-02-09
Gasques Pay
Brief Visit
Darlington
Representative and
Wife Guests ofLieut.
and Mrs. HOlloWell.

Representative and Mrs. Allard H.
Gasque of Florence, S. c., are the
guests of their son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Lieut.. and Mrs. j. A. Hollowell
of Aurora Hills, Va. This afternoon
Mr.. Gasque will be guest speaker at
a meeting for men in Calvary M. p.
Church, sponsored by the Mems Bible
Glass of the church.
Lieut.. Comdr and Mrs H W. Tur-
ney of Oakcrest, Va, are spending the
week end as guests of Lieut.. Comdr.
and Mrs. M. M. Dupre of Annapolis.
Comdr. and Mrs. Turney are leaving
March 81 for the West Coast, where
Comdr Turney will report for sea duty
as engineer officer on the U. S. S.
indianapolis, having been transferred
there from the Bureau of Engineering
Evening star., 1936-02-09
Bethesda Woman's
Club Valentine Party

The Woman,s Club of Bethesda will
hold a valentine card party Friday
in the club house on Georgetown road.
Arrangements for the affair, which
will begin at o'clock, are in charge
Of Mrs. Richard e. Titlow, who will
be assisted by Mrs. F. P. Di Blasi, Mrs.
Edgar Hoyer, Mrs. Hugh Johnston,
Mrs. Edward Garlock and Mrs. F. r.
Reid.
Among those who have reserved
Evening star., 1936-02-09
Junior Women's Club
Plans Valentine Tea

A Valentine tea will be given by
the Junior Women's Club Sunday
afternoon, February 16. at the home
Of Miss Carrie Trivett of S08 Aspen
street northwest from 4 until 6
o'clock. Mrs. Harold Heffner is in
charge of the arrangements and will
be assisted by Mrs. r. r. Ayers. Mrs.
g. B. Queen, Miss Cartherine Haislip,
Mrs. w. D. Coburn and Mrs. Paul
Underwood.
Mrs. Lloyd w. Biddle, Mrs. Byron
M. Coon, Mrs. Frederick L. Pratt and
Mrs. Carrie Trivett will assist at the
tea table. A program is being planned
by Mrs. John T. Lucker and Mrs.
Percy Q. HUFF.
Evening star., 1936-02-09
All Souls Memorial
.Churc hAnnual Party

Plans are being completed for the
annual card party given under the
auspices Of the Rector's Aid Society
of All Souls Memorial Episcopal
Church, which will be held in the
parish hall, Monday evening, Febru-
ary II. Mrs. Harry C. Grove, president
OF the Rector's Aid, will be ably as
sisted by Mrs. Herbert Kerslake, Mrs.
John Sterrett, Mrs. A. z. T. Hans
mann, Miss Frances Weldon, Miss
Ethyl Clarke, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Nor
man Underwood, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs.
Howell French, Miss Alice Keyser and
Miss Rebekah McGill. Tickets may be
obtained from Miss Anne B. Moore
at 2940 Upton street.
Evening star., 1936-02-09

tables for the party are Mrs. A. p.
Holmes, Mrs. Charles Leonard Cham
bers, Mrs. r. E. Amiss, Mrs. Harry
Pirie, Mrs. z. M. Willis, Mrs. T. Delos
Paxman and Mrs. Ferguson Harrison.
Mrs. Edgar Hoyer has charge of reser-
vations.
Evening star., 1936-02-09
LUBITSCH SUCCESSOR

HOLLYWOOD, February R.-
John E. Otterson. president of Para
mount Pictures Corp, has announced
that William Lebaron, veteran film
producer, will s.-cceed Ernst Lubitsch
as executive in charge of production.
The change will take place next
week, Otterson said.
Lubitsch, after a three months va
cation in New York and London, will
become the head of his own producing
unit" at Paramount, Otterson said.
Evening star., 1936-02-09
Miss Rankin to
Speak at Pierce Hall

Miss Jeanette Rankin will speak on
Neutrality Legislation" at the next
meeting Of the Women's Alliance Of
All Souls Unitarian Church at Pierce
Hall, Fifteenth and Harvard streets
northwest Friday morning at 1870
o'clock.
Mrs. Ottamar Hamele will act as
hostess at the luncheon following the
meeting. She will be assisted by Mrs.
Evening star., 1936-02-09
DETROIT BATTLES ICE

DETROIT, February 8 (R.-City
officials grappled today with one OF
the slipperiest problems in years, an
ice cap over streets and sidewalks
that has caused several hundred ac-
cidents in three days.
The public works department said
500 tons of salt, 10000 yards of
cinders. 5000 yards of ashes and l.200
yards of sand already have been used.
Evening star., 1936-02-09

Don Adams, Mrs. Lilly Willige, Mrs.
Elmer Stewart, Mrs. Charles Ely, Mrs.
A. w. Spanhoofd, Mrs. F. G. Harden,
Mrs. Milton Robinson and Mrs. M. c.
Tighe.
Evening star., 1936-02-09
Do You Know How To-

Correct OILY HAIR? Treat DANDRUFFP
Opercome Arrest
DRY HAIR? CRAVING HARP
Check Care for
FALLING HAIR? PERMANENT?
CONSULT Miss Ogilvie about your
hair problems. She will be in our Toi-
letries Department, all this week, and
will be happy to advise you and
tell you how to improve the beauty and
lustre of your hair, before or after
permanent. Street Floor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28
HELEN WIESE IS
 GUEST AT PARTY

Cheshire, Aug. 28--Mrs, Edward Wiese of Main street entertained Gt c miscellaneous shower yesterday in honor of Helen Wieac. Among those present were: Mrs. Philip Bates, Mrs. Merrill Moore, Miss Josephine Boynton, Mrs. Charles Boynton, Mrs, Gates, Mrs. Ell Cutler, Mrs. Walter Anderson, Mrs. Joseph Dou- cette, Mrs. Ella T. Peters, Miss Jes- sic Durand, Mrs. Fred Voos, Mrs Henry Hicock, Mrs. Edward s. Bald win, Mrs. Wilbur Buckland, Mrs. B, 6. Dickson, Mrs. Albert Olson, Mrs. Carl A. Johnson, Miss Florence BaS- sett, Miss Elsie otis, Mrs. Steadman Meade, Mrs. Jared Bishop, Mrs Mark Bishop.
 Mss Fannie Mungon. Mrs. Thelma Hanlon, Mrs. Brook, Mrs. John Qiasnapp, Mrs. Marshon Blatchley, Mrs. Harriet Schmidt, Mrs. Cath- erIne Aliason, Mrs. Francis Brick son, Mrs. Edward WieSe, Sr., MrS Edward Wiesc, Jr, Miss Helen Wiese. Miss Wiesc will Do married son to Kenneth Boynton, son of Mir, and Mrs. Charles Doynton of South East Cheshire.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28
IS, 56O Persons Were Killed Last 7 Months
That Was Toll of Autos According to National Safety Council RepOrt-Warned Nation of Another
 All Time Death Record

in the United States exceeded those in corresponding periods Of l03C, thc council reported. The July toll was 3,1s0, three per cent more than the 5000 trafilc fatalities reported for July, l03b.
 Big Cities Reduced
 Only cities of between 260,000 and 600,0OO population showed reduc- tons in July death figures, the re. port said. Rural areas continued high.
 Eastern states which have made drivers license jaws and adminis- tration c part of their accident pre- vention program, were leaders iil reducing the toll, tho report said. New Hampshire led ell others with . 3l per cent reduction.
 New York city continued to lead ali others of more than 600,000 pop- ulatlon, the report said, with C 0.8 motor death rate per 100000 popu- lation.
 The council said that among the iS cities in the "big city" group Mil- waukee, Philadelphia, St. Louis, De- troit, Buffalo, Cleveland, Pittsburgh and Los Angeles reported increases for July while New York, Chicago, Boston, Baltimore and San Fran- cisco experienced reductions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28
GERMAN WOMAN
 FLYER NOT DEAD

Berlin, Aug. 2e-(UP)-Fraulein Thea Rasehe, famous woman avia. tor, asserted indignantly today that she Is not dead and that she has not been charged with espionage.
 Furthermore, she added, she in- tends to obtain satisfaction from people who started reports that she was.
 A Netherlands newspaper report cd that Fraulein Rascho had been executed here aS . Russian spy af' ter a secret trial. Reached by tele- phone at her home in tho Renn- bahnstrasse, in the west end, she said in C voice that left no doubt aS to her anger that Sho had asked the police to trace the origin Of the story. ,,
 "Weil, you hear that I'm stil alive" she said. "And I'm sure golne to sue the people who originated tht report. It's too silly for words. l' gave mo A sleepleSs night. Friendl from abroad were telephonlng m oil night long, such an affair car not bo dismissed with q shrug or laugh, have nothing to do witl Russia. I have flown In many coun' tries but never in Russia. I do no speak Russian. am 6 good Ger man and consider espionage to b, a most abominAblo crime"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28
MISSING WOMAN
 HAS BEEN FOUND

Boston, Aug. 2s.-(UP)-Miss Jo- sephine R. DrigotaS, 2e, of Auburn Me, reported missing from Nan tasket Beach late Wednesday, was found at c downtown hotel here early today after she had telephoned friends she left them because Of . quarrel with her girl chuni.
 As house guests of Boston friends Miss Drigotas and Miss Shirley Arnold, 2S, of Lewiston, Me- had gone on Q beach par y, and Miss Arnold had reported the blonde Au- burn woman as mysteriously miss Ing. A 24-hour search failed to diS- close any clues.
 Miss Drigotas told Metropolitan police she had seen newspaper stories reporting her missing and telephone to relieve her Boston friends of . reported fear she migh' have been kidnapped or an ainnesis victim.
 Whom informed that her father John Drlgotas, wealthy Maine real tor. had been notified, Miss Drigotal also telephoned her parents ant arranged to 60 home alone by nu' today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28
ONE MAN KILLED
 FOUR WERE HURT

Portland, Me- Aug. 28-(uP)-- one man was killed and four other persons injured when q sedan and truck coliIdcd ct nearby Danish vile lage early today. Carl o'Donncll of Portland was killed when he was thrown from the sedan as one side of the car was Shecrcd off.
 MT. and Mrs. James Clark oDon- nell, brother and sistcr.in-iaw of the dead man, each suffered posgl. bic skull fractures and their naflot were placed on the danger llSt at c hospital. The dead mans wife TO. ceivcd minor injuries. John W. Har' mon, also of Portland, driver of tht truck, suffered cuts on the heat and neck. Harmon said he was go' Ing toward Portland when the gcdaf ran into his truck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28
INMATES TO GET
 WPA GARMENTS
Plans Under Way to Use Them in State, In.
 stitutiOns

Inmates Of various state inStitu- tons will be the recipients of services able garments manufactured by workers on WpA WomenB projects now in operation, if plans now iiil- derway in cooperation with tic State Public Welfare Department are car- ricd out, it was announced today by State Works Progress Adniiiis- trator Robert A. Hurley,
 According to the announcement q number of replies have already been received from thoBe institus tionS welcoming the offer of WPA clothing apparel for this purpose. The extent of the benefit tO Dc de- rived by acceptance of the offer by the institutions is apparent from recently issued figures that show C. total Of approximately S20,O0O aFs ticleg of clothing turned out i1 tlic past ten months by the 70 active sewing room projects.
 In tho past such clothing ifiaiius factured from Federal supplied frla- terlai by workers or W0n1en'B proj. cctS had as G rule been distributed through local charity departments. However, it is believed many more state institutions will gratefully accept tho offer of clothing supplies
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28
Political Parties Asked To Cooperate
 In Discouraging Use
Only Official Inspection Certificate Citizens Volunteer Motor Patrol Allowed to Be Placed on Them;
 New Transparent Markers Also Illegal

state chairman of the republican party; and J. Francis Smith of this city, democratic state chairman, have been asked to assist in dis- couraging the use of campaign ma terial In this way.
 The state motor vehicle depart- ment has Q standing rulo that no seals or stickers except the ofilcial inspection seal of the department and the seal of the Citizens Volun- teer Motor patrol may be used in windshields or rear windows.
 Also barred are the transparent stickers which have recently made an appearance. No plates or ate techrnents of any kind can be made to the registration markers on Q car nor on the holders of rods provided for the registration plates. There Is no objection to political banners hung across tho bumpers, slogans attached to or painted on the body of c car, or posters on the side win dows if they do not interfere with vision. Cars coming to inspection lanes will not be approved until the attachments banned by the state department have been removed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28
WENT TO CHAIR
 WITHOUT DRINK

Ossining, N. r.. Aug. 28.- (UP)-- Charles Rogas, 90, executed in the Sing Sing prison electric chair last night for murdering his threc-year- old son and wife, was not granted his last request for c quart of rye whiskey, prison officials 0aid today.
 Blaming his crime on habitual drunkenness, Rogas asked that he be allowed to go to the death cham her intoxicated.
 1T drank myself Into this trouble and I'd like to drink myself out Of it." he said.
 According to prison officials Rogas entered the death chamber sober at li:O3 D. m, and was pronounced dead five minutes later. Flo was the 2ist person to Do put to death this year by Executioner Robert Elliott.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28
OFFER IS MADE
 TO HARTFORD

Hartford, Conn, Aug. 28,-tUP)-- The city flood investigation and im- provement commission, named by Mayor Thomas J. spellacy following the disastrous March flood, will meet here Monday to consider Q war department offer of S200oO0 to raise the dlkes along the Connecti- cut river. Plans call for the rais- Ing of one of the main dikes to the height of the March flood. the greatest in the city's history. Col. Mason J. Young, army district engi- neer station at Providence, ex- plained war department plans to Q subcommittee of the commission yesterday. If the city accepts the offer, work will begin October ], 1t was said. Hundreds would be given employment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28

Chicago, Aug. 28--(Ur)-The na- tional safety council reported today that ie,6eO persons have been killed in tho last seven months in auto- mobile accidents.
 It warned the nation to prepare for another "all-timc record of slaughter on our streets and high ways when l936 has become hiS- tory"
 July was the third consecutive month and the fourth in i030 in which automobile accident deaths
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28
STRIKES LESS
 THAN LAST YEAR

Washington, August %. --- (UP)-- Labor department officials estimated to day that approximately 100000 workers gre now oil strike through. out the country, in 10 principal types of industry.
 Tt was emphasizcd, however, that labor trouble this year iS not as serious aS it was last" Through mid. August. reports to the depart iient indicated there had been i,i7J strikes 50 far in 1030. Last year the total was 2,0l4.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28
SPANISH COUNT
 FEELS BETTER

New York, August 2s - tuP) = Alfonso Do Bourbon, the Count oi CovadongA, son of former King Alfonso XIII of Spain, was resting comfortably in Presbyterian hospital today after receiving . blood trans- fusion.
 The count was rushed to the hos- pital wednesday night suffering from hemorrhaga similar to that which nearly caused his death last winter in HaVNna. The transfuslofl was made after ho had nearly bled to death from hemophilia, q heredi- tary blood condition common to male members of his family,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28
TRUCK THREW ROCK

Worcester, Mass. Aug 28-tUP)--. A rock, picked up by the wheels of c truck, perhaps fatally injured Mrs. Lonne o. Farrar, b6, wife Of the superintendent of the Summer street branch of Worcester State hospital, last night. Mrs. Farrar, riding with her husband and daugh- ter, suffered c skull fracture when the rock crashed through the wind- shield of their automobile.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28
IRISH.AMERICANS
 TO PLAN OUTING

plans for the second annual 0uts Of the American Social club to be held ct Lakewood Park, euiiS day, September goth, will Dc forf1u- lated at C general meeting to be held tonight at club headquarters, 20 Yield street, at which time aiI committees will Dc appointed. The meeting B listed to begin at e.50 o'clock, with President George Ryan officiating as chairman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28
POLICEMAN KILLED

Jerusalem, August 28.--tUP).- Jewish supernumerary policeman was killed and two other personi were wounded today when two Arabs fired in . bus near the Ha- bassah hospital. The Arabs were ar- rested, At about the / same time Arabs threw a bomb near the Bicurholin hospital. Both institu- tons are in the center of Jerusalem The incidents increased the tension between Jews and Arabs, which had relaxed some during the past few days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28
ExTORTIoN ARREST

Washington, Aug, 2e--tuPp The federal bureau of investigation to: day announced the arrest of Fred Mahan at Cisco, Tex, on charges oi attempted c: ,rtion from Samuel Butler of Eastland, Tex, brother oi smedley D. Butler, former com mandant of tho marine corps.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28
NEW STAMP ON
 SALE HERE NOW

The new Susan B. Anthony com memorativc stamp in honor of the famous suffrage leader for women was placed on sale at tho local post of1icc this noon, it was announced by Postmaster Charles Babin. It is . purple stamp Of three cent denomination.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28
Stickers on All Auto Windshields Banned
ScoUiII Co. To
 Pay DiOidend

The directors of the scoviIl Manufacturing company Slet today and declared . cash dIvI- dend of 7B cents per share. Ht Is payable october 1 tO stock. holders Os record, Sept 1S,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28

Republican and democratic state leaders have been asked by the mos tor vehicle department to cooperate in keeping political posters ott the windshields and rear windows of automobiles. ]. Henry Rorahaek,