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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Naprosta dEvsra.

James A. Farley, predseda
narodnlho demokratickeho W.
boru, pronesl V Syracuse, NY,
V pondeli, re nikdy nebyl tako-
Wy cas- V historic demokraticke
strany kdy bylo vice pT1cin pro
duveru jake jest nynejsi.
"Ziskali jsme dGveru lidu",
fekl, "ponevac nase zasady
Jsou zasadami lidu a nase ide-
ally ideally lidu a nasi nepfate-
lie nepfateli lidu."
Farley zobrazil reci sve re-
kord demokratickych admin
stracl We statu New Yorku cd
roku 1922 a pochvalil tri 60
vernery statu: Alfredo b..
Smith, Franklina D. Roosevelt
a Herberta H. Lehman, pro
jejich poctivost a jejich prace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02

Rusko ma We zbrani 1900
900 muzG, v reserve 10000
900.
Italie 1.331.OOO muzG We
zbrani, 100000 v reserve.
Nemecko 100000 muzn We
zbrani, neznamo kolik v reser-
We.
Francie 695.OOO muzu We
zbrani, 100000 v reserve.
Angle $4,000 muz1 We
zbrani, 10000 v reserve.
Lodi valecnych ma Angle
3O3, Francie 200, Italie 1879,
Nemecko 81, Japonsko 211.
Jak zpravy z Evropy hlasaji,
muzi, pen1ze a .munice vrhany
jsou ku urychlenf zbrojenf, je-
nom ably narodove Evropy v O.
hledu tonic predcily jeden dru
ny. VetS1 moci ochuzujf po-
kladny sve a zdroje lidske silly
budovati vetSf a vets1 armady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
0 pucochach.

DobTe udelame, kdyz 81 roz-
tf1dlme puncochy ma diva dru-
by: pro domac1 %potTebu, vylety
,atd. a pax ma druhy, lepsf druh
V modernfch pradelnfc1ch mo-
Emo rozdeliti anglicke zasuvky
ma male prihradky, kan ukla-
dame slozene puncochy, nema-
nell jich, stacf pap1rova kra-
bice. Tim nabudeme prehledu
O svych zasobach puncoch a ne
musfme kazdy par podrobovati
prohl1dce, teprve kdyz je po-
tfebujeme. -Puncochy vydrzf
mnohem dele, kdyz je kazdeho
dine pc upotrebenf vymackame
We vlazne mydlove vode a usu-
Sine ma cerstvem vzduchu.
Puncochy latame co MONA
jemnou jehlou a tenkou bavln-
kou pr1slusne barve. Jest
kupovati 81 najednou
diva parry We stejne barve,
mGzeme z mich sestaviti vzdy
jest6 jeden dobry par. Lacine
puncochy mono nositi caste i.
ma ruby, vypadajf tax nekdy
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
konec spustleho zivota.
We Washingtonu DO pro

We Washingtonu pc prove
denf opravdovych pijackych
orgi1 jez vyvrcholily rvackou
ctyfi muzi byli zatceni. Mrt-
VIOLA jich spolecnice Sadie Wat
kins, 35leta lezela v marnici.
Policistdm bylo nejdrfve re-
ceno zpravodajem, re presle-
chi v restauraci, jak diva muzi
81 pov1dali O mrtvole zeny ma
D ulici. Policiste za.jeli ma u
dane Jim mlsto, ale zjistili, re v
onom dome nikdo nezemrel.
Ma to Sc vratili do restarantu, a
zatkli ony diva muze, kterf o
mrtve pov1dali. Tito diva ale
byli opilf, a nemohli rfci neco
souvisleho. Vzdor tomu poll
este provedli prohlfdku dom1
okolo restaurace, az nasli mrt-
volu Watkinsove v posteli.
Manzel Watkinsove il pred
nejakym casem opustil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
CoughIin mluvi dale.

V Cincinnati arcibiskup, J.
McNicholas, odsuzuje nejno-
v6jsf Teci Coughlinovo prot
presidentu Rooseveltovi, a pro-
hlasenf Coughlinovu re odpo-
rucil by "pouzit1 kulek, kdyz
n6jaky bastard dictator V USA
by zv1tezil a docflil vladu je-
dine strany a kdy hlasovac1 lis
tex by byl zbytecny."
Archbishop prohlasil, re Rev.
Coughlin INA velmi dobre co
znamena termin "ancikrist" a
re kdyz jej pTic1ta presidentu
Rooseveltovi, re opet prekrocil
meze kn6zske morally a zod-
pov6dnosti.
Rec arcibiskupova byla pr1-
znive priv1tana We Vatikan6,
kde papezske kruhy prohlasily,
re Dude patrne potTebf, ably
Coughlin dostal vets1 vystrahu
neil posledn1, jez byla uvefej-
nena v papezskem liste "Osser-
vatore Romano.
Rev. Coughlin odpov1da, Re
Dude mluvit co chce!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Pred porotu.

Norman Hopkins, zvlastnf
zr1zenec Baltimore and Ohio
drahy, drzan jest pod zarukou
$1,000 pro soud pred velkopo-
rotor: Ia vinu Sc mu klade, re
strelil cernosku.
Hopkins vypovfdal ma iiho-
zapadn1 %stanici, re stfhal neko-
Xix cernosskych hochG z maiet-
ku drahy V sobotu. Tito hazel
ma neho kamenf. Vystfelil pres
IeJlch hlavy, ably je zastrasil.
Kule zranila cernosku Flossie
Thomas, jez Sc houpala ma "a
bradli, do ramene.
Tficet rokd starry Charles
Arr1go dan byl v pondelf pod
zaruku $1,000. Souzen Dude
porotou pro pokus udati fales-
ne penlze. Byl zatcen v hospo-
de V 1900 blocku w. Baltimore
ulice, kde platil falesnJm desf-
Il dolarem. Vymlouval Sc, Re
nevedel, re byl falesny, re do
stall jej pfi konskych zavodech
V Havre de Grace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Roosevelt nebo Landon.

Narodni Sdruzeni znalc1 bu-
doucnosti V Trenton, N. j., o.
hromilo svet proroctvfm ma sve
prvn1 %konvenci, re president
Roosevelt Dude znovu zvolen
jestli governor Alf M. Landon
no nepOraz1.
V proroctv1 SVEN sdruzeni
hadacG pomoc1 mnohych svetu
n~esrozumitelnych SLOW stanovi-
10, re Mr.. Roosevelt jest urcen
ku znovuzvolen1, ale opet po-
die ~psychometrickeho ctenf,
kterym f1zeny jsou nase psy-
chicke silly jake oddelene cd
vedy pfedpovfdanf, Mr.. Lam
don zv1tezf, dostane-li dosta-
tecnou podporu, ktera by mu
pomohla. Jisto jest, re jedno
tito znalci uhodnou a blazni co
Jim ver1, feknou amen"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Odmena matce ditkami.

80leta Eva Morzuch, ktera
vychovala sedm det1, nyni Sc O.
citla bez domova a pence v L.
tulne sv. Josefa v Chicago.
Soudce porucil, ably synov6 a
dcery platili mesicne dohroma-
dy $24 ma vyzivu a pohodlf sta
Teny.
Starena byla IA. zaTf male
zena lezfcf ma prahu 1tulny.
Ma prsou mela prispendleny IL
sick, ma nemz stale "Postarej-
tie Sc 0 nj, ma $500 pojistky!"
Bylo ~zjisteno, re Morzucho-
va pc leta bydlela u syna AL
berta Morzucha. Tt nynf sved-
Gill, re nemohli dele matku Ii
viii. sla k provdane dcefi Mar
te Kunzove, jejfz manzel ne
pracoval Sest let. Jeden sve-
dek pravil, re KunzG6v syn do
veil stafenu ma prerii do VIDA
Ienosti nekolika blockI a ne
chal il tam.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Odstransni bavicek.

V Chicago alderman Edwin
F. Meyer predlozil mestske ra-
de resoluci zadajfc1, ably licen-
chi vybor vydal ordinance, KITE
ra by zakazala tavernach ba-
vicky Gill hostitelky, ponevadz
pry to jsou pijavice zakaznik1.
Poole resoluce by mattel ne
dostal licensi pakli by zam9st-
naval nebo dovoloval We sve
m1stnosti bavicku a pakli by IL
cenci mel, tax b ymu byla odej
muta, pakli by sc zjistilo, re Sc
tam zdrzuje bavicka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Deset rokG Ia oloupeni
prOceriSfv

Pro stlucenf a okradenf gro
cerlsty V Howard okresu, rs
roku starry cernoch, Alfred
Moore, odsouzen byl ma 10 ro-
XII do kaznice. Groceristu, 50
rokG stareho Williama E. Dean
v Guilford, Howard okres,
stloukl pr prepadu cernoch do
DezVedoml. Pc styranf starce
ukradl mu ST..
= James Katzenberger a
Raymond Stipely, Baltimora-
ne, vinnymi jsou z napadenf a
hrozby zabit1 74leteho MATTE
lie stanku S obcerstvenim Johna
H. Stirna ma Frederick road u
Ellicott City.
Katzenberger jest zavfen v
Ellicott City a Stipely hledan
polici1.
Tf1 cernostf zlodeji pre-
padli Johna Lehmanna, klerka
v Jumbo Ice-Cream obchodu V
1900 blocku E. Baltimore ulice
kratce pc pdlnoci ma patek a
ukradli z pokladnicky $11. V
dobe pfepadu klerk byl V OBJ
chode samoten.
= Irving M. Dashiells, pro-
davac sperkd a nocn1 klubovnf
Sprymaf z Kentucky avenue, o.
kraden byl O $175 ma hotovos-
IT,, kdyz v noci vracel sc domn.
Okraden byl ma rs. ulici.
Dashiels zahledl muze lezf-
chic ma Edison Highway u Fe-
deral ulice. Zastavil automo-
bill a Sci k muzi. Tento vysko-
Gil, zmocnil Sc no, vstrcil jej do
automobile a ujel s MIN do dali
ky asi 3 ctvrte mile. Tam olou-
pill Dashielse O demantovy prs
ten, ktery stall $500 a jine men
81 sperky. .fIf
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Admiral Sims zemrel.

V Bostonu zemfel admiral
William Snowden Sims ma ST.
decn1 vadu. Byl star II rok1.
Pohrben Dude ma Arlington ma
rodn1m hrbitove We Washing
ton. V dobe valky byl koman-
dantem namoTnf moci Spoje-
nych StatG. Byl znam jake kri-
Tx aktivn1 namorn1 sluzby re-
me, coz jej casio privedlo do
konfliktu S jeho predstaveny-
mi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
NastoupiI 10 mSs1cnf vszenf.

Daniel Hayden, AT rokd sta
ry re 700 blocku E. North ave-
nue., pocal koncem tydne 81 Cd
sluhovati trest pGl druheho ro-
ku, ktery mu diktoval soudce
Sayler V Traffic soudu "a to, re
bez dovolen1 wal truck a tento
f1dil, kdyz byl opily. Vedle to-
no ulozil mu soudce pokutu
500 "a neopatrnou j1zdu a
SOL "a j1zdu bez license. V
padu nezaplacen1 ceka .jej Cd
pocinek We vezenf ma dalsfch
POI dnf 20 odslouzenf 81 PRIV
n1ho trestu.
Trest byl jednfm z nejkrutej-
SIGH v dejinach Traffic soudu.
Hayden wal truck ma Gay uli-
ci a North avenue a vrazil Jim
do stojfc1ho AUTOMOBILE We
blocku E. North Avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Jeden zivi Sc druhym.

Vyprava americkych badate-
III zjistila v zalivu mexickem j.
sty druh zralokG, ma kterych
jake cizopasn1k zije vetsf rak,
jehoz streve opet zij1 skrkav-
ky. Tyto skrkavky mali We
1trobach opet cizopasnf-
ky, a to sotva viditelna racky,
We kterych zije druh cervik1,
Sc zivf jista plfsen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02

= Ma ceste do prace v Celia
nese Corporation of America
nedaleko Cumberland Olive
Murphy a Alfred Bittinger We
srazce s truckem usmrceni byli
V, patek. Manuel vdovy Muir
phy zemfel pred nekolika me-
slcl. Automobil rfdil Wilmer
Yates, 27 rokd starry. Tento wy
VAIL re srazky S lehkym pora-
nenim.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Zeny We vezenf smi koufiti.

Zrusenfm pT1sne zapovedi V
cele historic mestskeho vezen1,
vezensky vybor jednohlasn6
povolil uveznenym zenam v
Mestskem zalaTi koufiti die jis-
tych pravidel. Vybor vysel z
toho nazoru, re zakazovati ze-
nam kouTiti We v6zen1 "nen1
trest, ale nepotTebne %pronasle-
dovan1." Poole toho dovo-
leno zenam kouriti pc jfdle v
jfdelne a treba take hodi-
mach odpocinku. Cigarety odpo
ottawa jim jejich dohlfzitelka
a ma pozadan1 Dude jimi slou-
ziti uveznenym zenam hlavne
pc jfdlech. Kdyby n6ktera by
la neposlusnou, ma cigaretkach
pochutnati 81 nesml.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Policista Sc napil, zatceny
potreStan.

V Jackson, Miss, v soudu do
slo ku debate, zdali "videni a
c1ten1" byly dostatecnym d1-
kazem, re to byla koralka.
Soudce, Lewis, nepronesl ma
hled svGj.
Detektiv, J. P. Shipp, nedav
Sc zmasti debatou, wal lahev
a dukladne Sc napil.
"Von1 jake koralka, chutna
jake kofalka a je to koTalka",
potvrdil.
Souzeny pc dobrozdan1 de-
tektivova byl odsouzen ku po-
kute 500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Americky prapor " Rusku
nedovolen.

10y w. Henderson, Americ-
ky diplomaticky zastupce, byl
v pondel1 v Moskve jedinou O.
sobou, ktere dovoleno bylo uzi-
tt americke vlajky. Americtf
correspondent a JIM ma rozkaz
sovetske vlady, museli sejmou-
tt americke praporecky re
svych automobile. Sovetsky IL
rad zakaz vysvetlil, re zadny
cizozemec krone diplomaticke
no zastupce nesm1 v Rusku uzi-
vati sve vlajky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Jeden druhemu nema CO
vvcitat.

V Youngstown, o., manzele
Earl P. Laughlin mali oba pc
dfevene noze. Kdyz il bylo Is
let, mlada zena, "a svobodna,
Berdina Doup, upadla pTi jiz-
de ma koleckach a zranila Sc.
Vyvinula Sc otrava jez vedla k
amputaci nohy. Laughlin pred
ctyrmi roxy vrazil sym moto-
rem do AUTOMOBILE a rozdrtil 81
levou nohu, ktera mu byla u
f1znuta a nahrazena drevenou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Rozsekan sekyrou.

V New Yorku, byl Tomas
Kerins, 80, rozprodavac "poli-
cy" tiketek byl zabit. Mrtvo-
la, rozsekana sekyrou a Sc sko-
70 utatou hlavou, byla naleze-
ma v ulicce blfze New York
Central nadrazf, kan Sc priva-
II Viva drGbez. Vrahove vyho-
dill mrtvolu maloraketyra v u
licce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Nejhlubsi olejova studns.

V Houstonu, Texas, Sc sde-
luje, re nejhlubsf olejova stud
ne v Texasu byla docilena ma
Armstrong plantazi v hloubce
1858 stop. Dosud nebyla zji-
stena produkce oleje v teto
studni, ktera vrha olej vyborne
jakosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Odkaz americkemu msstu.

Sir Henry Welcome, britsky
ucenec, ktery Sc narodil We Wis
consinu, odkazal We sve posle-
dnl Will Garden City v Mime
sot6 $250,O00 ma postaveni kni-
hovny, auditoria a sportovnfho
hf1ste Sc stadionem. Zanechal
jmenf v Gene $1O,OOO,O 900.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
STATEMENT of the OWNER
SHIP MANAGEMENT, CIR
Etc. required bV

MANAGEMENT, CIR
CULATION, Etc, required by
the Act of Congress Of August
oath, 1912, of "Telegraf" pu-
blished weekly at Baltimore,
Maryland for October LIST, 1886
Before me, a Notary Public in
and for the State and County
aforesaid, personally appeared
Joseph F. Viktor, who having
been duly sworn according to
law, deposes and says that he
is the Business Manager of the
"Telegraf" and that the fol-
is, to the best of his
knowledge and belief, a true
statement of the ownership,
management (and if a daily
paper, the cir~culation) etc., Of
the aforesaid publication for
the date shown in the above
caption, required by the act of
August "a, 1912 embodied in
section All, Postal Laws and
Regulations, printed on the re-
verse of this form, to wit:
l.. That the names and ad-
dresses of the publisher, editor,
managing editor, and business
managers are:
Publishers: Bohemian-Ame-
rican Publishing Co., 843 N.
Washington St., Editor Frank
Novak, "a East Preston Street,
Managing Editor: Frank j.
2126 Ashland Ave.,
Business Manager: Joseph F.
Viktor, 961 N. Chester st.
2. That the owners are:
Observation-Disclosures Publish
ing Company, 843 N. Wash
ington St., City, Businsky A..
NJ, 900 N. Chester St., City,
Frank j., 2211 JEFF
ferson St., City, Hrbek Anton,
Jefferson St., City, Klec-
ka August, SAP N. Lakewood
Ave-, City, Novak Frank c.,
1886 E. Monument St., City,
Frank j., 2126 Ash
Ave-, City, Shimek M. B.,
O'Donnell St., Graceland
City, Supik Frank c.,
1926 E. Monument St., City,
Walls Joseph, 2216 jefferson
St., City, Velenovsky Joseph,
1902 Milford Ave., City, Vik-
tor Joseph F., 961 N. Chester
St., City.
8. That the known bondhold-
ers, mortgages, and other Sc
curity holders owning or hold
1 per cent or more of total
amount of bonds, mortgages,
or other securities are:
NONE
4. That the two paragraphs
next above, giving the names
Of the owners, stockholders,
and Security holders, if any
contain not only the list of
stockholders and security hold
ers as they appear upon the
books of the company but also,
in cases where the Stakeholder
or security holder appears up
on the books of the company as
trustee or in any fiduciary re-
lation, the names of the person
or corporation for whom such
trustee is acting, is given; also
that the said two paragraphs
contain statements embracing
affiant's full knowledge and
belief as to the circumstances
and conditions under which
stockholders and security hold
ers who do not appear upon
the books of the company as
hold stock and secu-
of a bona fide owner land
this affiant has no reason to
believe that any other person,
association, or corporation has
any interest direct or indirect
in the said stock, bonds, or O.
ther securities than as so sta
ted by him.
Joseph F. Viktor, Bus. Mngr.
Sworn to and subscribed be-
fore me this 18th day of
September 1886.
uSEALl Frank J. Pintner,
NOTARY PUBLIC
(My commission expires May
LIST 1880.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
VyleciIi rakovinu.

V New Yorku z nemocnice
Memorial bylo oznameno, re
Sc podarilo vyleciti mnoho pri-
padG rakoviny pomoc1 roent-
genovych paprskG O mike vol
taxi. Zpravu potvrdil DR..
Ewing, jeden z nejpred-
nejs1ch svetovych odbornik1 ma
lecen1 rakoviny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Treba konec "veseIeho" zivota

Elinor Fair, byvala hvezda
filmu, jejiz plat cinil $4,000 IT,
dine, malem by byla byvala Wy
stehovana re sveho bytu pro
neplacen1 najemneho v Holly
wood.
Herecka je v nuznych pome-
rech a nervove zcela vycerpa-
ma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Phi hire basebalIu.

FL rokG starry John Lentner
pTi hre baseballu uklouzl v So
botu We Wyman's parku a ma
rail tax prudce O ZEN, re fla
NAL 81 rameno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-02
Kachna Sc utopia.

Re San Angelo, Texas, Sc
sdeluje, re pine dorostla kach-
ma Sc utopia ma dvore "a ne
davne povodne. Mattel Ray
mond Bennett pravil, re kach-
ma asi nevid6la vice vody, nezli
We ktere Sc mohla broditi a pro
to Sc nenaucila plovati.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-04
Mount Carmel Plans
 Observance Of Feast
Mass, Devotions and Celebration Arranged By Holy
 Name Society For July l6-PastOr to Be HonOred
BROOKLYN NEWS

Plans for the celebration of the Feast of Mt. Carmel were arranged last night at a meeting of the Holy Name society of the church at the parish community hall. The actual feast day, Thursday, July IS, will be observed with mass and devotions in the morning and evening while an outdoor celebration will take place Saturday and Sunday July IS and 10.
 Present arrangements call for . general outing Saturday and Sun- day reserved with Q band concert and fireworks in the evening. The committee appoinetd has been i1- structed to arrange the location to present c replica of an Italian vile iage, in which the parishioners and guests will meander during the cere- monies.
 The society also made plans to hold Q reception in honor of Patrick W. Flynn, newly-appointed pastor of the parish. This affair will be held at the church hall Thursday evening June 26, and will be attend- cd by Q large delegation of former parishioners of St. Mary's church of Stamford where Father Flynn was formerly stationed. Father Flynn appeared at the meeting to express his compliments to the men of the parish for their excellent
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-04
ACTOR, WIFE IN
 MUCH TROUBLE

Hollywood, June {. = (UP) = Adolphe Menjou and his actress wife, Verree Teasdale, today consid- cred renting Q suite of rooms at 8 hospital on Q yearly basis as illnesses continued to pursue them.
 The stately blonde film actress was rushed to g hospital yesterday for an emergency appendectomy. Although her condition was called satisfactory, she will remain there for c month.
 Both Menjou and Miss Teasdale have spent Q large portion of their time since last summer in hospitals. For time she and her husband oc- cupied adjoining rooms while both were seriously i'll.
 The debonair actor was in Q crit. ical condition for weeks last fall following Q major abdominal opera ton.
 Just Q few weeks ago the Menjous were signed to long-tern1 contracts and were cast in important roles. Miss Teasdale will rejoin her hus- band at the studio as soon as she recoVerS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-04
Government Issues Official Notice On
 Bond Investments
Bulletin Posted Here Advising Ex.Servicemen to Finance Building or Owning iOmes--Few Inquiries
 Recorded to Date--CasIl Bonds Only in Necessity

veterans of Foreign Wars and the Disabled American Veterans, are named as agencies which will sup- ply information to veterans inter- ested in the loans.
 Few Inquiries
 Robert F. Birt, past commander of Corp. Coyle post, and chairman of the Waterbury Veterans coun- ell, which is to assist in the iden- tification of ex-servicemen eligible for the bonus, Said he had heard nothing officially in regard to the governments suggestion. At the offlce of the local, Federal Savings and Loan Association on West Main street, authorities said that a few interested veterans had appeared seeking Information. It was be- lieved however, that within the next few weeks, or possibly following the distribution of the bonus, there would be many more applicants. The bulletin posted in the post of- flee lobby advises veterans not to cash the bonds, but that If they must be cashed, to use the money for home investment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-04
CAR INSPECTIONS
 INCREASING HERE

A decided upswing in the number of cars presented for inspection at the Thomaston avenue lane Of the department of motor vehicles was reported today. The increase is be- lieved due to recent publicity call- ing attention to the fact that the station will close July II and to the announcement that local police will distribute warning notices to drivers who have not yet had their cars checked.
 Inspector Thomas Lumpkin, in charge of the station, said that 0S0 cars had been checked yesterday as compared with an average days total of 300 to $50 last week. MT. Lumpkin said that up to noon to- day 14,366 cars had been brought to the lane for inspection. This is believed to be approximately half the number of motor vehicles regis tered in the Waterbury area.
 With the station closing a month from Saturday however, the daily jam which is reported at Hartford and other stations due to the fact that thousands of drivers postponed the inspection until forcibly remind cd, is believed unavoidable here. The warning notices to be issued by po- lice will have the effect of driving into the station hundreds of local motorists. Lines at the Hartford lane the past few weeks are said to have been as much as three miles in length.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-04
TWO HURLEYS IN
 GOVERNMENT FIGHT

Springfield, Mass, June [CUP) --state Treasurer Charles P. Hurley of Cambridge claimed the inside track for the democratic gubernato- rial nomination today as delegates converged on Springfield for the state convention.
 Opening guns of the convention, which ofEicially starts at 10 8. m. to- morrow, will be speeches at a "vic- tory dinner" tonight by Postmaster General James A. Farley, chairman of the democratic national commit tee, and Governor James M. Curley.
 Despite rumors of last-minute shifts and 'back-room" rnachina- tons, supporters said the state treasurer, with more than 400 dele- gates reportedly pledged to his nom- ination, had . clear advantage over
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-04
MARRIAGE INTENTIONS

Roger W. Manternack, Hartford; Clarice M. Hill, Piedmont street. Frederick Kressman, Baton Rouge, La: Loretta s. Yoska, Boston, Masg.
 Torry s. Crane, 40 Kenilworth street; Helen M. Seymour, 262 Pine street.
 Domenic R. Stance, 83 Pleasant street; Mary DiMuzio, 92 Mereiine avenue.
 John Lapatis, Meriden; Josephine Shurkis, 81 Drayer avenue.
 Frank Wood Snagg, Ill Water town avenue; Alice Mason Pequig- not, 120 Eden street.