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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-08

approved by the local organization. It was voted to write to senators and representatives in the general as- sembly asking them to urge the committee on appropriations to ap- prove the budget that has been submitted to the board. President William Latimer was authorized to appoint a nominating committee which will report at the next meet ing on December 20, ct which time the annual election of officers will take place.
 Present officers of the associa- ton are, President, Mir. Latimer;; vice-president, Peter FitzHenry; treasurer, Lewis F. Eastwood; sec
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-08

voiced at a meeting of the Water bury Fish and Game association held last night in the Chamber of Commerce building. The change would mainly aid fox hunters and work towards elimination of more of the worst of the predatory arli- mals. It was also voted at the meet ing to request the state board of fisheries and game to cooperate with the city in a proposal to net fish from the Morris and Wigwan1 reservoirs and distribute them in nearby streams.
 Andrew. J. Cooney read a report on the annual meeting of the state association and all measures were
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-08
REEL STUFF

Cameraman Billy Williams spent four months abroad the Coast Guard cutter "Champlain" during it's annual spring ice patrol of the Grand Banks in the North Allan tice ocean to obtain scenes for RKO's Coast Patrol starring Pres- ton Foster and Victor McLaglen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-08
6I%| DE MYERS ANY P! :E13 UP l! $500

ON EASY CREDIT TERMS AT NATIONALLY ADVERTISED CASH PRICES WITH ONE YEAR TO PAY NO INTEREST OR CARRYING CHARGES. . <. :. T. .1 before presented large and complete selection of selections entire pay We ready to huge crowds tomorrow!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-08
! FITTING BEGIsIERs
 WAITRESS

Peiping CUPJ--It's trying for a girl who wants to earn an honest living as a waitress in Peiping. The latest decree by the city fathers re- quires all waittesses to be registered with the police. The decree Is is- sued in the name of the preserve ton of decorun and good custom.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-08

Lee Tracy once was a member of the federal department of in- ternal revenue assigned to the mar cotic detail. He participated in many exciting dope raids. Current ly, he stars opposite Margot Gra- hame in RKO's Criminal Lawyer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-08

the reading of all annual report and elections.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-08

Twentyltwo states and the Dis- trict of Columbia require that motor vehicle horns be audible under 11or- nal conditions at . distance of not less than 200 feet,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-08
GAME ASSOCIATION.
 REFLECTS LATIMER
Votes for Change on Hunt- ing Season Date; Fav0rs
 Netting Fish

Approval of a change in the ex- piration date of the hunting season from December 31 to March 31 was
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-08
Jewry Here o Observing ].
 Feast Of Chanukah
Services in Synagogues, Homes Marked By Special Prayers Lighting of Candles Traditional Custom

Special synagogue ceremonies and services in local Jewish homes in celebration of Chanukah one of Jewy
 most elaborate feas have been arranged for tonight and the following days The feast will start today at glndOWn -e .1' ts' '.y t% t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-08

In the grim little mountain conn munity of Wise, Va, along the trail of the lonesome pine, Edith Maxwell, shown above In a new picture, again fights against prison sentence for staying her father, Trice Maxwell. Convicted of killing her parent with a slip per during an argument, the for mer school teacher was sentenced to 25 years, then won a new trial before Judge Ezra T. Carter. shown below.
Evening star., 1936-02-03

stood why he had talked a blue
streak" and so she said: I've been in
terested in every word. It's made me
forget other things. About the
hotel, I'm -. I'm not going there. l
want to go to Teckla Sorkis. Do you
know where she nves?"
There was no curiosity in his glance
or his answer. "Of course"
II don't want any one to know I'm
there, Do you suppose she'll have
room for me to spend the night?"
"There's always room for a guest in
Union Town home" he answered,
and added: would you like me to put
your car in Dick Jokuunen's garage?"
"If you would" she answered CRATE
fully. She blessed him for asking no
questions They sped on through a
sudden shower into Astoria, through
Astoria and over the hill to the main
street of Union Town.
1t might have been that other night,
Anne mused as she saw figures scurry-
ing into doorways out of the rain.
Neuman drove the car up the steep
street and turned into the shelf
like street Anne remembered, drawing
up before the wooden stairway.
You'll want my coat" Neuman re-
marked, and unrolled a white slicker
which had been strapped to his one
bag. Better wait here until I waken
Tecla."
But Anne found she couldn't wait.
She heard Neuman pounding on the
door, heard window open and voice
say something in Finnish, then heard
the window close.
Slipping out of the car quietly, she
hurried up the steps. saw lights ap-
pear in the front windows and then
single light flare above the narrow
stoop.
Anne finds, tomorrow, what she
e..
Evening star., 1936-02-03
M HIGH COURAGE ;a44
by Jeanne Bowman

know! Had Lucinda looked out on
the darkness that moment of her life
like she, Anne, was looking?
THAT curve!" The words spurted
from her lips (which one is it, the
one that dad"
"Oh. we passed that long ago." John
Neuman answered easily, swinging
the car sharply as the yellow eyes of a
belated car SPEEDING East rounded a
cut in the cliff. "As I was saying,
there we were. storm riding in from
the sea and not a chance to make the
channel. We thought of cutting our
purse seine, but it took high courage to
hack through $4,000 worth of net"
High courage. Anne found her in-
terest diverted She realized they had
topped the ridge and were rolling
smoothly down the western side. She
watched John Neuman's hands on
the wheel-big hands, sun-browned,
square-tipped, capable hands.
Occasionally she glanced up and
saw his profile in the reflection of
| lights from the dial board. Strength
in every line. She liked the way hi,
eyebrows swept up and out like the
arched wings of seagull and the way
his hair reached back from a near
! center part in the same fashion, as
though the brows had set the pat
tern.
Anne relaxed, eased back in the
seat, ripped. the small hat from her
head and loosened the braids so they
Evening star., 1936-02-03
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Evening star., 1936-02-03
0'MAHONEY TALKS
ATFORUM TONIGHT
"NationaI Charters for Ma.
tionaI Commerce" Is
Radio Subject.
- ENAToR o'MAHoNEY. Demo-

~ ENATOR o'MAHONEY, Demo-
crat of Wyoming, will discuss
National Charters for Ma
- tional Commerce" during the
National Radio Forum tonight over
WRC and coast-to-coast network of
other National Broadcasting Co. sta
tionS.
The forum. arranged by The WASH
ington Star, will be broadcast from
1890 to IL o'clock.
Senator O'Mahoney's discussion will
be devoted to q proposal pending in
Congress to supervise interstate and
foreign commerce through a system
of national charters. The plan would
broaden the scope and functions Of
the Federal Trade Commission.
One of the general tasks assigned
to the commission would be to de-
velop program for the co-ordina-
ton. stabilization and orderly develop
ment of the basic industries. Sena-
tor O'Mahoney believes the plan con-
tains a basis for solution of the un-
employment problem and at the same
time promote economy in government.
X X X
DILL SPITALNY'S 30-piece all-girl
orchestra will return to the air
for a new series on Columbia, starting
February %. The program will con-
tinue to be identified as the Hour of
Charm"
X X X
COLUMBIA announces that Boake
Carter has received more than
100000 requests for copies of his
talk on King George " broadcast on
the night that the British monarch
died. A large portion of the mail
Evening star., 1936-02-03

Each Adex capsule pro-
vides $500 units of Vita
min A and 1920 units of
Vitamin D, enough to
more than take care of
your needs. And the Vita
Minis are obtained from
natural sources only.
Begin with Adex now.
and keep on taking them
every day. At any reliable
drug store. E. R. Squibb
& Sons, m anuf actur-
ing chemists since 1858.
Evening star., 1936-02-03
CHAPTER VXI.
TECLA SORKI.

IS face cleared OF the Oil which
IL had disguised him at the serv-
ice station, John Neuman
u a stood beside Annes car study
ing her strained, pale countenance,
plainly revealed in the reflection of
lights from the dial board.
Miss Farnsworth," he began slowly,
as though reaching an important de-
cision, could you do me great favor? ?
I have to reach home tonight and
Dicks car has developed internal COM
plications. 1t works fine while we're
near help, but when we reach the lone
highway it stops. If it wouldn't in
convenience you-"
ooh, it wouldn't" Anne didn't
wait for his explanation. She Won
dered if the relief she felt at having
human companionship over the grade
was evident in the tone of her voice.
She felt she should feel resentment to-
ward this man, who had caused trou-
BILE between Luke and Rob. But Luke
had admired John and Lucinda had
liked him. Perhaps Rob had been
wrong.
'That's mighty nice Of you," he
returned. then told the boy in the
other car to 60 on after retrieving his
bag
Turning to Anne. he laughed boy
ishly. Say, would you think it nervy
of me If I asked to drive? I've never
Evening star., 1936-02-03

owned a boat like this :. My, she's a
beauty! Would you trust me at the
wheel?'
Anne took still-trembling hands from
the wheel and moved to the opposite
corner of the seat She found she was
chilled through and reached for a robe
to tuck about her.
John Newman crawled under the
wheel, examined the controls, then
put the gears into place softly and
easily and they slid away.
What a carl" he exclaimed in ad-
miration. Look at her climb! Some
time I'm going to have trawler like
this. I'll call her the Aalotar, sea
nymph, that means, and she'll take
the waves like this"
He talked on as they whirled up the
grade. The road seemed to drop be-
hind them like an unwound ribbon.
The curves became shorter. sharper.
He slowed the cars speed, taking each
one easily, surely.
Anne tensed. These were the curves
which were the long ones, which the
short? Which would be the third, the
one where the brush is all f1attened
and the little fir broken OFF," She
didn't want to know. She had to
Evening star., 1936-02-03
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AOVEN ENIISEWENI.
Knock Out
that COLD!
Ciue IL No Chance To
Get Coin9l

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ameexe, take Groves Laxative
Bromo Quinine. It usually makes
short work Of a cold because it is
expressly q cold tablet and because
It gets at . cold from the inside.
A cold, you know, is an internal
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druggists. Ask for it by the full
Aa1ae and accept no substitute.
Evening star., 1936-02-03

came from present or former British
subjects.
X X X X
A BROADCAST of the annual
American Legion pilgrimage
to Lincoln's tomb in Springfield, ILL.,,
has been added to Columbia's schedule
on his birthday, February IL.
X X X
TACK BENNY has been booked for
a broadcast at the Fox Theater
the week beginning March 13. Ac-
cording to present plans the popular
radio comedian will bring his entire
gang" to Washington.
X X X
WRc's reception room has been
decorated with new and
charming hostess, Miss Margaret Lamb,
She was formerly hostess in the N.
B. c. studios in Chicago.
X
THE Christian Witness League will
celebrate its first anniversary on
the air with q special program over
Evening star., 1936-02-03

fell across her shoulders schoolgirl
fashion.
She had learned lots about John
Neuman in the last hour. She had
glimpsed the effort it had cost him to
60 through school, though apparently
he didn't consider it an effort. Sum-
mers on the water, Winters in school.
sometimes a lapse of year between
terms. as he went North with the
Alaskan packing fleet.
"This Summer I'm out to earn
money for my own boat" he said as
they sighted the blue street lights of
Astoria on nearby hill. And after
that =. we'll who knows? I'm am
bilious in way" He stopped, sud-
denly contrite.
Here I've talked blue streak about
myself and haven't even allowed you
the courtesy of one word. I suppose
you're going to the hotel?"
Anne wouldn't tell him she under
Evening star., 1936-02-03

Lynn Riggs famous Thea:er Guild
success, Green Grow the Lilacs." will
be the Radio Theater presentation on
WJSv at 9. John Boles and June
Walker, will have the leading roles.
Richard Crooks will sing my Beau-
tiful Irish Maid as the high light of
his recital on wRC at $50. His pro-
gram also includes MY Wild Irish
Rose" "The Slumber Song" from
May Night" and Lehar's my Little
Nest of Heavenly Blue"
The Princess Pat Players, on WMAL
at $50, will begin new serial play
called "A Tale of Today" It is an
original drama based on the lives Of
the Houston family.
Grace Moore will feature Ethelbert
Nevin's 1.-THE Rosary" during her re-
cital on WRC at $50. She also will
sing 20 Mic Barbino Caro-" blue
Skies" II Lovs to Tell the Story" and
Evening star., 1936-02-03

other time in the year.
Like many other people
your general resistance
is likely to be low, after
a winter of indoor living.
You may not get enough
air, and rest, and sunshine.
If you feel the need for
some resistance-building
measure, begin before
winter ills bother you.
Start with Adex tablets
today! You may be
spared discomfort later.
Evening star., 1936-02-03
SKATERS FLEE PLANE

DENVER IP.-Student Pilot Dick
Robinson went up for another lesson
with his instructor. C. B. Thompson.
Motor trouble developed and
Thompson, looking for a safe landing
spot, picked out a lake crowded with
skaters. The plane bumped down
on the ice as the skaters scampered
for shore Robinson scampered for
a street car and home.
Evening star., 1936-02-03
Earl of Hardwicke Dies.

BOURNEMOUTH, England, Feb
ruary 3 tP).-The Eighth Earl OF
Hardwicke, 66, who once worked as
a miner in the Montana gold fields,
died Saturday
The earl, whose name was Charles
Alexander Yorke, was the King S
foreign service messenger in 1918
and 1919,
Evening star., 1936-02-03
so.a .9se MARcH 10
80 + 8 eRuAsY Y,,',,~ ,o,x

Common winter ills may
not be serious, but they are GER
tainly uncomfortable to have. And
this is one of the peak months for
them. Experts say that they occur
more frequently, and last longer in
January and February than at any
Evening star., 1936-02-03
~ .s,e MARC Io,x-y
,eRCAsY laaS - - 80
You'll be spared
some of the discomfort
OF winter if your general
resistance is built up!

Adex provides Vitarnin A, which
contributes more than any other
vitamin toward building good gen.
eral resistance. 1t also contains
Vitarnin D, insufhciently supplied
by sunshine, and needed from some
other source, at this time of year.
Evening star., 1936-02-03
MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES

A broadcast from the victory din
ner in honor of Catholic University's
foot ball team is scheduled by WMAL
at 10.
Evening star., 1936-02-03
MendelssoE.n's "Tuyons Sur Des Allies

MendelssoI.n's "Fuyons Sur Des Allies
Des Reves."
Frankie Frisch, manager Of the st.
Louis Cardinals. will discuss the COM
ing base ball season during Pick ana
Pats program on WJSv at $3.50.
Wright and Dietrich. veteran vaude-
willie team; Oracle Barrie, singing star
of George Whites Scandals. and
Lucy Laughlin, soprano, will con-
tribute to the Hammerstein Music
Hall" program on WRC at 8.
Evening star., 1936-02-03

VOL tomorrow at 7:30 pm. Rev.
Arthur G. Slaght, founder and direc-
tor of the league, is identified on the
air as THE Gospel Singer"
* X X X
THE WISE GUY" a drama depict
ing the trials and tribulations of
a reckless automobile driver, will be
the Northern Dramatic Company's
presentation on VOL tomorrow at
1915 pm. The play will be dedicated
to Traffic Director William A. Van
DuZer.
Evening star., 1936-02-03
ESCAPES

II escape most periodic pain be-
cause I act promptly at the first
symptom. I start taking Capudine
every three or four hours. This often
prevents pain altogether. Why don't
you use Capudine, too?" (No narcot-
les or opiateS.)
Evening star., 1936-02-03

Anne finds, tomorrow, what She
needs most-friends and allies.
The Washington times., 1936-06-19
MOVIES MISS
COUNTRIES

LONDON GN.SO.-Only two
countries out of the 33 in Europe
do not possess a cinema. Wherever
else he goes in Europe the film
fan will find service; but in
LichtenStein and the Republic OF
San Marino glamorous Garbo and
gallant Gable are unknown.
This was revealed by the Interna-
tional Association of Cinema Pro-
prietors when they issued new sta
tiSticS which show how interna-
tional are the film fans interests.
Germany, this review shows, has
more cinemas than any other Eu-
ropean country with 5,243 houses
having seating capacity of l,499,-
528.
Great Britain has 1888 cinemas-
but they can accommodate no
fewer than 100000 patrons.
France possesses 4 100 Cinemas
and italy 5000.
The Washington times., 1936-06-19
VETS TO CAMP
IN ENGLAND

LONDON G.N.S0.-For the first
time since the war an interna-
tional camp" of ex-service men
will be held in England next
month, when representatives from
is countries will be "billeted" at
Sandon Hall, the mansion home
Of the Earl of Harrowby, in Stat
fordShire.
The need of such a camp and
the offer of the use of Sandon
Hall was made by the Earl Of Har-
rowby, who is an honorary colonel
of the Sixty-first North MidlanO
Field Brigade.
The International Federation Of
Ex-Service Men is now sending out
invitations to representatives in
America, Austria, Belgium, Bull
garia, Czechoslovakis., France, Ger
many, Great Britain, Greece, Hun
gary, Italy, Yugoslavia, Poland
and Rumania.
The Washington times., 1936-06-19
Odd Craft This: Junk,
SaInpan, OutTiggeE'

craft they had seen. The boat is
now ready for launching.
On the water it will have the
appearance of the old Hawaiian
double outrigger canoe which has
not been used since the days of
the monarchy. Each of the two
hulls resembles a japanese SAM
pan and each is 80 feet in length
with a draft of four feet. The
sampan is a seaworthy craft used
all over the Northern Pacific by
Japanese fishermen.
The two scientists believe that
by fastening the two hulls to-
gether with heavy beams they will
have a vessel even more seaworthy
than the single Sampan.
On the beams will be mounted
35.foot masts to carry Chinese
saik. So the craft is a combination
of Chinese junk, the Japanese
sampan and the Hawaiian out
rigger.
The Washington times., 1936-06-19

HONOLULU, T. H. G.N.SO.
The strangest craft to be seen
in Hawaiian waters since the days
when the famous Ding Kameham-
ia brought his conquering hordes
across 200 miles of open water in
double outrigger canoes to defeat
the army of Oahu, will be
launched here soon.
1t is being built by two French
scientists who will use it to COM
plete a five-year quest for meteoro-
logical data for the French Geo.
graphic society. They are Capt.
Eric de Bischop and Joseph Tail
bouet who were wrecked on the
island of Molokai last fall en- route
to Honolulu from the Marshall
Islands.
Junketing among the South
Pacific islands they had learned
much about the odd boats used
by natives. They decided to build
a new boat combining the best
features of the many strange
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automobile back down to school
with him. Which makes it very
handy for the boys to go to Des
Moines or to Iowa City for those
weekend parties that are so pop
ular down there. Um humm.
In closing, I'd like to suggest
that the fraternities start thinking
about plans for the weekend Of the
Iowa-Minnesota game up here next
fall. It may be the Homecoming
game for Minnesota. Even if it
isn't, there will be loads and loads
Of out-of-towners here, and es-
pecially Iowa folks. There should
be open-houses and cocktail parties
for Friday and Saturday afternoon
before and after the game, and
there should be a large dance on
Saturday night. The Minnesota
Alphas should make a special at
tempt to entertain the Iowa guests,
as the Iowa City Alphas have been
so hospitable and generous in their
entertaining of out-of-towners.
There shouldn't be any last minute
planning for something like this,
as only lot of confusion and con-
f1ict will result. There will be the
very major problem of housing so
many out-of-town people. Folks
from st. Louis, Kansas City and
Chicago will be in the majority, !
imagine. Some of these people
will be writing up here very early
in the fall to make reservations
and arrangements. It's not too
early now to be talking over pos
sible plans, for the Homecoming
committee at the University will
soon be starting their arrange
ments for next fall, and their prob
lem isn't half as difficult as ours.
I'd suggest that the three fra
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a nice time. E. I kept seeing Earl
Kyle downstairs, but wife Mary
was upstairs dancing round and
round. S'matter, Earl? Lettin'
the wife carry off the dancing
honors for the family? :. Curtain.
Just to prove that he's no
cream-puff, Bell carried Auntie up
and down flight of stairs without
so much as losing his breath. I
take it all back, Horace, my fran.
Remember I told you a couple of
columns ago that Jimmy Porter,
who is down at Iowa State collitch
with Berry and Grantham, fell
down with a bang at a dance in
Des Moines? Well, Porter came
up to the Cities with the boys for
the spring vacation, and he was at
the Kappa party just razzle dazz-
ling around and having a general
good time. Now he SEE that he
didn't FALL that time in Des
Moines; someone SHOWED him.
Mebbe so. But he took nose dive
out in front of Sterling Club the
night of the party. Wonder who
showed him that time? Anyhow,
Porter's more fun than a picnic
and I certainly enjoyed knowing
him. Whattaman! Berry took his
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dancing with Adele Graham. What
the heck? Gawge Berry was
left in a very sad and unhappy
state when liz Rosetta Ellis went
home with someone else. "And
there I was," Sonny said the next
day, "There I was holding the
bag" Jimmy Oliver had a nice,
big bottle of Seagrams, but by the
time his friends and pals got
through with it Jimmy was left
"holding the bottle" He always
was generous. A good egg that
guy is. Inquisitive Sal came to
the party with herman Horace
Bell. Beneta Edwards waltzed
round and round with Corney
Mobiley. Willye Eastman and
Don Bonaparte coupled up for the
evening. Katharine Underwood
and Stafford Lott made cute two
some. .. I saw Ruth Sutton, look
in good as ever, but where was
Brother Brooks? Or am I all
wrong? =. Louise and Burrie Car
michael were there, but Burris
must've crawled under sofa on
accounta' didn't see much of him
all evening. Chollie and Isa-
belle Noble were there, too, and
Isabelle seemed to be having quite