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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-17

tice. I think every girl carries around subconsciously the image of the kind of man she'd fall for. Of course it's on image that's changed little, maybe, as one grows older -or perhaps forgotten altogether. But" She stopped suddenly. You're really ip love with him, aren't you?"
 "E wouldn't be marrying him if I weren't"
 T thought so," sandra smiled. "That sticks out oil over you, He- lena. Do you want me to help you with the weddlng9 I'd love it."
 TT don't know. The whole idea of a-a wedding sort of frightens me-"
 Sandra thought e moment. Peter seems all set. What would you say to doing 1t now? The gang would pitch in and give you Q great send- of, and 1t would avoid on expensive church wedding"
 Thoughts had never raced 90 swiftly through Helena's brain as they did in that moment. Why should she wait, after all2 Peter Henderson was in love with her, and she with him. Why should they waste one precious moment of two lives that were oil too short ct best?
 q could telephone your mother" Sandra said.
 "she wouldn't conie," Helena said. "She couldn't stand the trip, and I'd hate not seeing her first"
 "Ill explain everything to her." the Leigh girl said. q might even i. flb 0 little and tell her you've known
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-17
COMPOUNCE GETS
 INA RAY HUTTON
Famous Band in Debut Sunday Evening-Fire.
 works Tomorrow

Ina Ray Hutton, who brings her band of feminine ilstrumentalists and speciality entertainers to Lake Compounce Sunday night, doesn't limit her gymnastics to swinging the baton. Her whole 1.-the, sinuous body is brought into play. She leads with everything she has, the way Creatore used to debut there the sernblance ceases. Creatorc wasn't much to look at, except for his gymnastics, while Ina Ray Hutton Is an aesthetic delight to the eye as surely as the music she invokes from her girls Is to the ear.
 Ina Ray Hutton and her Melo- dears will delight women even more than they will the men in their audiences. They are strong, ca- pablo, energetic--the kind of women college girls admire, both while in college and in their alumnac soror- ity life forever thereafter. Miss Hut ton conducts her girls through blazing blues with a zest that tickles all over the house. She tap dances, struts, swaggers, shakes, foxtrotS and sings in 0 lowdown way that's husky and still girliSh.
 Ruth Bradley, soloist with the orchestra sings several very pleas- ing songs, and included in the organization are c Siggling pair of singers, the Frazee sisters, who shake in time from head to toe while presenting. 6 comic novelty erl. titled "Ochachornya Brown"
 Rated as the greatest box office hit of the season, Ina Ray Hutton will undoubtedly establish 6 new attendance record at Compounce Sunday night.
 Mike DiVito and his orchestra of Waterbury will play for dancing and roller skating Saturday night, and the evenings festivities will end with one of the ever popular and spec tacular displays of fireworks, a weekly feature ct the lake. Sunday afternoon the New Departure band will present concert from 3 to 5 p. rn., which will be followed by another concert by the Boys Band of Willimantic, who are planning to hold their annual outing on that day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-17

Mot even if 1t was Q little quick on the trigger. I've met lots Of girls, Helena, but I've never had one hit me like this. Not even near It."
 "That's nice of you. 1-I'll ad- init I feel the same way, Peter. But :" she broke off with Q whimsical, helpless smile. A scant second later she regretted the ads mission, for Peter held her firmly by the shoulders and kissed her hard.
 "That settles itl" he said. If you feel just as I do, then there's only one answer
 "W-what's that9" asked Helena breathlessly.
 "That's the good old.fashioned institution of marriage, darling" He took her wrist and turned back toward the lodge. Come on, let's wake the gang and tell theml"
 But Helena planted her small feet solidly on the path and pro. tested. "No, Peter pleasel Not yet, anyway" He turned to her again, and she went on slowly: we can't do 0 thing like that. We
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-17


 wPA projects here, both com- pleted and now in progress, in- volve q total Of $3,690, 900, the mayor Informed the commissioners. Of this sum the city has contributed eolO,OOO to date. However, $400,000 more is needed if the relief jobs now underway and proposed for the re- nAainder of 1o36 are to be carried along.
 Street Improvements
 Last January the city sold $400,- 900 worth of street improvement bonds. This money was used to furnish tools and materials for the various WPA jobs. This money was exhausted July lst. Now the alder men must either set up @ new item or else authorize Controller Daniel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-17
Nard Jones' Life Busy One The Story of The Author Of The
 Damocrot's Lotest Short Story

NrARD JONES' who wrote the Waterbury Democrats new serial "so Much for Love-" has lived busy S1 years Although it wasn't very long that he was sackng po the ton among writers of newspaper and magazine fiction
 Variety has been the keynote of this popular writer's ca Resides the grocery store b he has worked in the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-17

J. Leary to incur the expense, the deficit so caused to be retired next year with Q new bond issue. Leg islative permission must be obtained 10 rthe sale of bonds.
 City Must Carry
 Out of the projects already fin- ished or still underway, those which are entirely of public works nature have or will have cost $2,903, 900, Mayor Hayes reported. The other projects will cost e7S7,Il4. At the present time there are Q large num- Der of WpA projects waiting to start. Failure of the city to con- tinue It's WPA activities would mean that several hundred men on relief would be thrown out of work.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-17

Peter longer than you have. One things sure-when she sees Peter she'll agree with you. No woman can resist that charm" ..
 Helena looked out toward the lake. saw Peter threshing powerfully to. ward shore. Yes, her mother would approve of him. She might be . It. tie shocked ct the sudden marriage but she had always wanted Helena to marry when the right man came along.
 "sandra, I'll never Do able to re pay you. :"
 Repay me?" said sandra, amazed. I'm Q romantic woman, darling. And there's nothing snaps up 2 week. k.end like Q wedding. She faced Helena, her eyes serious. "You mean this, don't you, baby2 Don't let me rush you Into something you're not sure of."
 Helena nodded. 1T mean 1t. ! never meant anything more in my life, and I never WILL"
 "I'm not recommending Peter Henderson, you understand. 1know him just as 0 charming young man who sometimes appears ct parties and week-ends. But if you're sure and that means if you're In love with him-lll go the limit"
 "Im in love with him." said He" lena slowly.
 "Then," answered sandra, "nc: body can stop you, and may as Wen have my fun and help you" sns called down to Peter. "Its ail or. ranged. Tho wedding aS to DO @S Crest Mountain Lodge-today" (To Be Continued.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-17

Washington wheat harvests. operated a motion picture pro- iector in a small town theater, directed amateur theatricals, produced movie prologues, and run an elevator. Jones has been writing for the last 10 years and, although he calls writing the hardest job he ever tackled, he still likes 1t the best.
 "By Nard Jones" is a line familiar to almost every newspaper and magazine reader. The four novels he has produced have received wide acclaim, both from cri- tics and the general public. Jones has written more maga- zine short stories than any thing else, but he has tackled just about every type of writ ing, including verse.
 Jones lives in Seattle. He writes anywhere and at any time. He likes, however, to do his fiction after sundown and saws that he urefers sum-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-17

don't know anything about each other. Tomorrow 1t might all be different"
 q don't believe that, and neither do you" he said, meeting her level gaze. I'm In love with you. I can care for you comfortably. There's nothing more to know about me. You're young and beau- tiful - and that's oil I want to know about you. The rest of 1t I can discover"
 "supose you discovered something you didn't iike?" Helena said curl.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-17
CHAPTER II

"You mustn't, Peter" Helena protested withdrawing from his arms "someone might be watching from the lodge"
 He laughed "That's encouraging" he told her. "If that's your only for not letting me kiss you then Pm a cinchl" Then his tone grew suddenly serious. Look here Helena haven't been able to sleep for 10 minutes straight since left each other last night I'd heard of that happening to fellow when he met the right girl but I'd never really believed it. Last night told You was in love with you And 1t still goes in chilly and unromantic dawn"
 "It's an awfully short time in which to decide that" Helena smiled wondering he could detect the pounding of her heart beneath the thin white swim suit.
 "But I'm not afraid of the decision" Peter answered
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-17
A Story For Summer

The best thing 10 do about the hot weather Is to forget it-lR that is possible. The Waterbury Democrats new serial, "So Much for Love-" ought to help. It's another two.week, l2.lnstallment serial and each chapter iS packed with excitement. It was writ ten by Nard Jones, one of America's most popular magG- sine and newspaper writers, the second installment of which appears here today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-17
(,oncesslons Set

CUnCeBDbOnB Seb
 During the past few days several crews of skilled workers have been engaged about the church grounds, many novel concessions for operation during the feast. The property has been decorated to re. Seimble an Italian village.
 The committee consists of Rev. Patrick w. Flynn, pastor, honorary
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-17
So Much for Love
WHAT HAS HAPPENED UP UNTIL NOW

HELENA nERRHK, young ambitious has recently been promoted selling force to take charge oE tho womenS sportswear department Ot HelvlgS store.
 One of her best customers sANDRA LEIGH Invites He- lena Co iOn weekend party at Crest Mountain Lodge AL though others party strangers to Helena she soon at and enjoys herself She partcuary attracted Awake before HeIenA for early morning swim Peter joins the beach, Almost mmedatey he tells her he . ln love with her.
 NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-17
Ask Appropriation
 For WPA Projects
City Must Obtain Funds to Carry Out Program Give Employment to Hundreds Budget to Be Approved

Four hundred thousand dollars must be appropriated Immediately by the board of aldermen the city is to continue its WPA work for the remainder of the current year. Mayor Frank Hayes disclosed this fact at yesterdays
 meeting of the board of finance. The finance commits sioners took action following the mayors report but will meet shortly to recommend the setting of $400 900
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-17
Thesplans Dine


 Members of the dramatic guild of the Holy Name society of Mt. Carmel church held Q dinner last night at the parish hall in celebra- ton of the completion of their ini- tial season. The toastmaster was Anthony J. Colucci, president of the junior Holy Name branch.
 Those in attendance were: Rev. Patrick w. Flynn, Rev. Denis J. Berarelli, Rocco Ciampi, president of the association, Anthony J. Coluc- ci, Josephine Ciampi, John Roberti. Yolanda DiAntonio, Angela Marct- ano, Marciano Laurino, director, Pasquale Russo, Theresa Pizzuato. Guerino Fiorucci, Connie DiAngelo. Ambrose Maggi, Leonard Fiorfucci, Anthony D'Angelo. IT,, John J. Sa- vino, Michael Carbo, Jennie 0rasso, Franwk Germinaro, Charles Amos deo. Albina DiPietro, Anthony Rossi. Anthony D'Angelo and Vincent and Nicholas Mature.
 Society Completes Plans
 The entertainment committee of st. patrlck's Holy Name society completed plans for It's annual out- ing at a meeting last night at the Tyceum. The event will take place sunday as schoneF's grove on Chip- man street extension.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-17
Mount Carmel Feast
 Celebration Awaited
Mammoth Program Arranged for Tomorrow and Sum-
 day-Parish Dramatic Club Enjoys Social
BROOKLYN NEWS

conjunction with the activities to. morrow evening there will De services in the church at 7:30 o'clock con- cluding with benediction.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-17

chairman, Rev. Denis J. Bcrarelli, chairman ex-officio, Carmine Et- tergino, general chairman, Antonio Caputo, vice chairman, Vincent Mature, Frank Martino, Frank An- gelo, Pasquale Russo, Pasquale Moffo, Ambrose Maggi, Peter Ca- puto, John Roberts, Salvatore Fi- ore, Guido Arcione, Rocco Grappone and John 6avino.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-20
Vzpominky ma prikopnika
ceske vzduchoplavby.

Je tomu deset let, co ma RIM
skem letisti Sc zabil DIR. Zde
mex Lhota, Sc sym mechani-
KEN Volejnikem pri zayodu o
italsky POLAR. DR.. Lhota byl
jednim, z prvnich ceskych let
CO.. ktery nejen propagoval
ceske letectvi S laskou a mad
senim, ale rail mu cestu k uz-
mani i v cizine. Byla ma rim
skem letisti poradana smutec-
nj vzpominkoya slavnost ma
jeho pamatku. Slavnosti Sc
z1~castnily krone vyslance
Chvalkovskeho cetne osobnosti
italske, zejmena zastupci ital-
skeho ministerstva vojenstv1.
u pametnf desky byly poloze-
ny cetne Venice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-20
Osm fur smeti " byte.

Re stareho domu v RybaTfch
u Karlovych VarG ,byla 1redne
vystehovana staficka vdova
pc fiakristovi M. Frassova. Ne
ffkalo Sc il jinak, nez Marian
ka. Vedelo Sc o nj re je podi-
vfnka, ale nikdo netusil, CO "a
dlouha leta We SVEN byte ma
shromazdila. Meststf zrfzenci
il prijeli odstehovat S jednim
valnfkem, ale teprve osm fir
postacilo odvezti vse, co stare
ma mela We SVEN byte. lila tam
s kockami, psy, S krallky, Sc
slepicemi i S holuby. Vsude =
nekdy az Ike stropu byly hro-
mady nejrGznejsfch odpadkd,
hadr1 a pap1rG, staromodn1-
no satstva, lety jiz znicen6ho,
kupy starych bot. Nasty Sc v
tom ale take cele krabice sta
rych rakouskych doutn1k1 a
velke baliky dymkoveho taba-
ku. Mezi odpadky byla take
nalezena velka obalka, v ktere
bylo dvacet osm tisic rakou-
skych bankovek. Je to castka,
"a kterou 81 starena mohla
pred valkou koupit p9kny
dun.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-20
Zavrazdil matku, re soucitu.

V osade Jedlka u Benesova
mad Ploucnicf v tratolisti krve
byla nalezena 53leta Anna
Knieova. Lezela v posteli S
tezkymi ranami ma hlave. Krat
ce pc pTevozu do nemocnice
skonala. Gin spachal 23lety
syn holicsky pomocnik Alfred
Knie, ktery Sc vratil domu a
cetnikIm vylicil celou tragedii.
Jeho matka byla jiz mnoho let
t6zce nemocna a musela casio
KRAFT do nemocnice. V posled-
nj dobe 81 narikala ma nesnesi-
telne bolesti "a nekolikrat Wy
slovila prani, ably il smrt z le-
jiho trapeni vysvobodila. Mia
dy Knie Sc jiz dlouho nemohl
dlvat ma .matcino utrpenl a tn
Sc rozhodl, re il. usmrtl. Kdyz
usnula, wal sekyru, nekolikrat
uhodil spiel starenu do hlavy a
poneyadz byl ,presvedcen, re
matka jiz nezije, utekl ma hrbi
tov, k hrobu sveho otce. Kdyz
kolem 4. hodiny Sc vratil vra-
h1v bratr, nalezl matku jiz u
m1raj1cf. Potvrdil tvrzeni AL
fredovo, re ejejichTmatka 81 pfa
la zemfit. o Alfredu Knieovi
vsichni rfkaji, re to byl velmi
hodny a itchy mladik. Nyni byl
dodan do vazby krajskeho SOU
du v Ceske L1pe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-20
Utopia tri sve dSti.

Manzelka 28leteho sedlaTe
Frantiska Hoska, Bozena, "a
chvacena patrne nahlym silen-
Swim, vyvedla sve tfi deti z do
mu k mlynske strouze u Vero-
van. Tam dive deti We vekue2
az 3 let spoutala k sobe prova-
zem a vhodila je do prudkeho
mlynskeho nahodu. Potion, "a
mimi hodila do vody i sve nej-
mlads1 d1te, petimesicnf ne
mluvne a konecn6 skocila do
strouhy sama. Zatim co d6ti
shiny proud unasel k Tovacovu.
Hoskova Sc We studene vody
vzpamatovala, vylezla ma bTeh
a prchla do Verova. Jejf til
d6ti byly zachyceny u Tovaco-
va nedaleko mlyna, jiz mrtve.
Cetnlci vypatrali Hoskovou "
dkrytu We Verovanech a zatkli
il.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-20
ceSi pro korunovaci anglicke.
no krale.

no krale.
Korunovace anglickeho kra-
lie Edvarda VIII. Sc Dude ko-
natl v Londyne, IL. kvetna pT1-
St1ho roku. Korunovace Sc
z1castnf 5000 oficielnfch poz-
vanych hostf. Londyn poc1ta S
tim, re pTijedou zvedavci z &C.
leho sveta. Kona Sc soups
vsech bytd We meste i okol1 v
okruhu $50 kilometrG. Proza-
tim je nachystano l a pull mi
lionu pokojn.
Vedle rGznych pamatko-
vych pTedmetG a ozdob zacaly
Sc vyrabet i korunovacnl dzban
ky, hrnky a talire. Anglicke
tovarny ma porculan a hrnclf-
ske zavody obdrzely tax velke
objednavky, re nemohou sta
cit. Nemajf dostatek skole-
nych delnikh a proto nektere
vetsf zavody je hledaly u mas.
V techto dnech odjela skupina
hrncirn z jiznfch Cech1 ma pra
ci do Angle. Pocita Sc, re Sc
pri kralovske korunovacn pro-
da nejmene 10 milionG dzban-
XII.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-20
Archiv pisni a hlasG ma
deskach.

"Akademie we'd a umeni''
shromazdila jiz do sveho ar
chivu gramofonovych desek
sest set kus1. Ma casti desek
jsou zachyceny lidove pfsne
ceskoslovenske, luzicke, hudba
lidovych kapel, dudy, ruzna
narecf (chodske, sumavske,
hanacke, valasske a pod). Ma
druhych jsou zachyceny basne.
ktere prednesli jejich autori
(Klastersky, Dyk, Kvapil, F.
S. Prochazka a j. Take neko-
lik vyznacnych seen z nasich
divadelnich her je ma deskach
uchovano. TAX nedavno zes-
nuly herec Zakopal S Vydrou
mladsfm sehrali pro archivn1
desku dialog z Tylova "Strako-
nickeho dudaka', ukonceny
hrou ma dudy a pisnickou Ia
MISUNDERSTANDING INA tom ma
Sem dvofe". Dale jsou ma des-
kach v archivu uschovany pro-
jevy vyznacnych osobnostf ma
seho verejneho a politickeho
zivota, jake p~residentd Masa-
ryka a Benese atd. Tyto des-
ky byly porlzeny pouze pro ar
chiv a nikdy nebudou v probe
il. V nahravani tohoto gra-
mofonoveho- archivu stale Sc
pokracuje, Poole financnfch
prostredkd, jez k tomu 1celu
Academic ma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-20
Prazsky orloj re zlata.

Praha byla obohacena O no.
YOU atrakci. Bylo tam totiz
zasazeno kalendarium, reno
vovane mallrem v. Cilou a tam,
kde drive nebylo NONE rozez-
nat jediny obrazek, zazafil v
podzimnim slunci zlaty pod
klad a objevily Sc lahodne bar
wy kopie Manesovych meslcG.
Ma strizlivem prGcel1 radnice
zazarilo obnovene kalenda-
rum jake o%pravdovy sperk a
spolu S move natrenymi figura-
mi vytvari z radnicn1 budovy
vec, ktera stoj1 Ia podivanou
nejen cizincGm, ale kazdemu
obcanu republiky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-20

Pc dlouhotrvaj1c1ch odkla-
dech bylo nyn1 rozhodnuto, a.
by d~1stojnici pri SVEN odchodu
do vysluzby, byli povysovani o
jeden stupen dGstojnicke hod-
nosti, ale bez zvysenf vysluzne-
no. Znamena to, re plukovn1k
Dude pr odchodu do vysluzby
povysen ma generala, ale W.
.sluzne Dude dostavat plukovni-
cke. Je to jen cestne povyso-
vanf, jake byvalo obvykle jiz v
rakouske armada. PensistGm
Sc Jim udela radost a statnf po-
kladnu to mic ~nestoj1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-20
Exkral Alfons stavi
ma Slovensku.

Do Bratislavy prijel dansky
stavitel Stuern, ktery Dude po-
veren prestavbou lazni v Ruz-
bachach ma Slovensku. Ruz-
bachy patti hrabeti Zamojske-
mu, ktery z Mich chce vybudo-
vat velke stTedisko zimnich
sportG pc vzoru Svateho MoTi-
&c. Velke skluziste Sc jiz "a
Gallo stavet. z nekterych okol-
nostf Sc soudf, re penize do
stavby pGjcil Zamojskemu je-
no pffbuzny, span6lsky exkral
Alfons. V zine pry Alfons
chce do RuzbachG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-20
Exekuce ma husu.

V Moravskych Budejoviclch
zabavil berni trad dluzn1ku
danf husu a dial jiz az do draz-
by do opatrovanf domovniku o.
becniho 1radu. Pr drazbe by
la husa prodana "a 20 Kc, ale
u docasneho opatrovn1ka sezra
la "a IL Kc kukuTice. Domov-
mix 81 krone toho na1ctoval z
Kc "a 1schovu busy. S vyloha-
mi "a exekuci a drazbu berni
Trad ma huse doslovn6 prode-
lal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-20
Svstova vystava v Praze 1912.

Vlada pc dohode s mestskou
radon prazskou rozhodla, ably
Sc svetova vystava v Praze ko-
nala v roce 1912. Predbezny-
mi prfpravami bylo povereno
ministerstvo obchodu. Roz-
hodnutf ceskoslovenske vlady
bylo jiz oznameno do Parlze
mezinarodnfmu vyboru pro po-
radiant svetovych vystav. Leta
1914 a 1884 jsou zadana pro
sv6tove vystayy v jinych sta
tech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-20
Novacek zabit konSm.

V kasarnach dragounskeho
pluku {. 6 v Prostejove byl "a
bit We staji voj1n Jan Cerny.By
kopnut konem do zatylf a ma
m1ste usmrcen. Byl hospodar-
skym delnlkem. PochaZel q
Lelekovic u Brna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-20
Ia padslani pensz dozivotni
zalar.

Prazska porota soudila bra
try Jaroslava a Emanuela Pee
ra pro padelanf penez. Uzna-
nj byli vinhymi. Jaroslav
Peer pro padelanf penez uz
jednou ~trestany, dostal tezky
zalar ma dozivotf. Zapotacel
Sc, kdyz rozsudek vyslechl.
Emanuel Peere byl osvobozen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-20
Jest Vase rohozka
~opotrebena cd
Spodu Ma Horu?

Znalci rohozek tvrd1
re opotrebenf tvrdych
kobercd jest zavineno
stalym chozenim, c1mz
sc nahromadf rGzny
prach - We spodn1 casti
zp1sobene chozenlm a
tim Sc pretrha vnitrnf
vlakna.
zadny obycejny cistic
neOdstran1 tyto vlakna,
ktere jsou soustredeny
" kOberci.
The Westinghouse Va
CUM Cleaner ma zvla-
stnl s1lu vzduchovou ku
odstranenf vlaken ktere
vsaje do pytle a zbavl
koberce vS1 necistoty.
Westinghouse Clean
ers ucinl koberce opet
krasne a prodlouzl jich
trvanlivost ma delSl do
bu.
Evening star., 1936-11-16

converted to hulk or sunk by Decem.
Der 81. and the successful bidder must
furnish $4,000 bond to insure fulfill
ment Of this condition. The Tucker
of 910-ton displacement, was con-
structed in 1915.
Evening star., 1936-11-16

Dor tugs. will be opened in the Bureau
of Supplies and Accounts on Deceni.
Der 10, the Navy Department has an
nounced.
The Tucker Is at the New York
Navy Yard, out of commission, while
the eagle boat, which was built by the
Ford Motor Co. in 1917 and is Of 430-
ton displacement. is at Philadelphia
and the harbor tugs are at Boston.
Under the terms Of the London naval
treaty the Tucker must be scrapped.
Evening star., 1936-11-16

"for services In. the East African the
ater Of operations.
Col. del Vale served In Washington
at the Marine Barracks and he also
has been on duty at the Marine Corps
Base at Quantico, Va.
Evening star., 1936-11-16

been awarded . medal and sword by
Premier Mussolini for his part In the
recent Ethiopian campaign in which
he was an ofiicial observer. Marine
Corps Headquarters announced today.
The Marine Corps oflicer has been
given the East African Commemorative
Certificate and Medal, with Roman
Gladius. The decorations are bestowed
by the chief OF government and minis
ter Of armed forces Of Italy, officials
here explained. These are awarded
Evening star., 1936-11-16
Fog Is Dissolved.

A real fog was dissolved by . spray
Of calcium chloride at the Massachu-
sets Institute of Technology in 1885.
Evening star., 1936-11-16
$500 Parts to Locomotive.

More than $500 parts are used In
constructing large modern steam
locomotive. These parts include not
only major units, such as wheels, axles,
injectors and rods, but also various
small parts, such as bolts and nuts.
Evening star., 1936-11-16
Slot Machine Income.

Floridas slot machine license COL
lections totaled $453. $50 through Oc-
tober.
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COL. PEDRO DEL VALE
HONORED BY MUSS0LINI
Medal and Sword Given Former
: Washingtonian for Service
in Ethiopia.

Lieut.. Col. Pedro del Vale, for
mer Washingtonian who Is now assist
ant naval attache at Rome, has Just
Evening star., 1936-11-16
NAVY WILL OPEN BIDS
noFOR 5 VESSELS SALE
Destroyer Tucker, Eagle Boat and
o Harbor Tugs Involved
in Deal.

Sealed bids for the sale Of five naval
vessels. the former destroyer U. 8. O..
fucker, an eagle boat and three har-