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LEGAL NOTICES.

THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT OFFICE
Of the ComptrolIer OF the Currency. WASH
inston y c. August . l93G-Notice Is
hereby given to all persons who NAV have
claims against The Fidelity BnildinE sna
that the same must be presented to NJ l.
Barnett Jr Receiver with the lessl PROOF
..iereof within three months from thIs DATE
or they NAV be uisallowed
tSlsnrdl J r OCONNOR.
COMPTROLLER OF the Currency.
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WANTED--AUToMOBTLES.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR.
SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.

FORD 1921 2-ton panel; reasonable.
Phone Lincoln 4:?2u.
INTERNATIONAL truck. late 1885 like
new $500 cash balance terms Inquire
100, 5tb st ne or 20l1 3rd st. ne.
FORD 1882 dump truck. complete. wood
body dual wheels. completely reinished
and ovrrhaulrd: also have 1881 in same
condition and same color. Warnsid Mo
tor Co. 21.5 Sherman ave. NV. Adams
5000.
CHEVROLET 1898 light delivery with
large panel body; brand-new rubber and
excellent condition throughout: snap al
S225: easy terms. Manhattan Auto &
RsoiO Co. 1906 9TH St NV.
DODGE 1884 lh.-ton l36-inch W. b.. stake
body: $3.50. Duke Il Otey Motor Co. ;;65
II st. ne. Dodse and Plymouth dealers.
Att 600.
DODGE 1880 lia-t0n. l36-inch w.b. stake
body. canopy top: Sl95. Duke Il Otey
Motor Co. 1865 Fl st. ne. Dodge and
Plymouth dealers All. 500.
FORD 1873. 4-cylinder na-ton l6?-inch
w. b.. stake body; $3.50. Duke K Otey
Motor Co. Dodge and Plymouth dealers.
1868 II st. ne. All. 600.
FORD 1884 stake. l51-in. W. b.; excel
lent condition. Dodge 1894: low mileage;
long v. b.: ready to roll. Dodge 1888 stake:
dual wheels: unusually economical. l9j?
Chev panel. newly painted dark blue; me-
ehanieally perfect 1882 Chev. panel new
maroon paint. good tires; real buy. 1851
Ford c. and C. Other makes, wears. m0deiA.
Terms tu suit Service you like ODen un-
I'll 1890 PIN. to demonstrate. Capitol Mo-
tors. Inc, Truck Dept. 15'." Penn. ave. sc.
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SALE-AUTOMOBHES.

PLYMOUTH de luxe 1898 2-door sedan
with trunk; streamline; excellent condition.
IKE new; only $3.50; terms. ss5 down.
PLYMOUTH 2-door sedan. late 81. Ex-
cellent appearance. good mechanical con-
sis.On; snt fairly goo good 'iEs; r. c. A radio
Coiumbis 4oss. 4l.3 9TH st, NV.
PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe 2-door sedan;
black paint. excellent tires. spotless up
hossry S;,f here G is esFrsn' sl,H Toesi gar & Ger
NV. Natl $500. open Sun and eve.
PLYMOUTH 1889 4-door sedan: many
of ss sSmiS ee 0qr Gsed ede. trasH
Plymouth Dealers 2424 Sth NV. Col 61-2.
PLYMOUTH 1888 2-Goor sedan good
S car for any ,,. one See ,d our used 6a trucks
Plymouth Dealers. .?s"4 18th NV Col 6742.
PLYMOUTH 1894 sedan; trunk black ALL
Steel body. hoatins- s-power engine running
Sh miiss hydrsuIis bISSes oSe 81 sa,s Susrans.e6
easy terms Stohlman Chevrolet. 33O7 ~
st NV West 1916. Open evenings.
PLYMOUTH ls3o-Wlli sen credit sl4o
PLYMOUTH 1894 5-paSs. sedan; the orig
inal black paint is in splendid condition.
fine. clean upholstery. all good tires: you
Will hnd this car In excellent condltlon;
Co. l?:2 .?nd st. NV. National $500.
open sun and eve
PONTIAC 1882 "6'' 4-door sedan: black
nnish; roomy Fisher body, splendid tires,
spo1iess interior Of mohair and an engine
that viii give you thousands OF miles OF
economical TRANSPORTATION. s2s5. Stanley
H. Horner Inc, 1879 1ith st. NV. Ma
PONTIAC 1888 5-pass sedan; you will fnd
this clean car had excellent care; The
black paint. upholstery and tires are All
S.95. C. c. c. guaranty. Capitol Cadillac
Co. I??? end St. NV. National $500.
Open Sunday and evening.
REQ 1881 5-Dass. sedan. model s-as
clean upholstery. all good tires and
splendid motor; this car certaInly repre-
sf%' sso real vess css.e Il sos Cos E nS 6 sp.T II.
NV National $500. Open Sun. and eve.
beautiful tan finish. 6-wheel eouipment.
wheels trunk rack extras include air
horns and dual taiI-lishts. S335. Stanley
H. Horner Inc. I'LL lith st. nv. Ma
srUDEBAKER 1898 Dictator 5-pass Sc
dan d wire wheels. trunk rack. excellent
tires and clean upholstery; this car Ger
tainly represents real value at our price
Sa65. c. c. c. guaranty. Capitol Csdillac
Co l!22 2?nd st. NV. National $500,
Open Sun. and eve
STCDEBAKER 1899 "6" sedan; finish like
new. automatic starter. automatic choke
safety glass throughout. all-steel body;
sj-hp engine: S4I5 Stanley H. Horner,
Inc 5?9 l4th 81. NV. National 94.';
STUDEBAKER l9:s4 convertible de luxe
coupe Dictator model: eray hnish fun
de luxe equipment Spotless throuzhout.
excellent tires and a 6-cTl. motor that
runs like new. A typical value at S4o5.
STANLEY H Horner, Inc. III l4th 81. nv.
National 1h5l
STUTZ coupe: rumble seat: g wire wheels,
good mechanical condition and tires, f45.
Call Wise. 4569.
TERRAPLANE de luxe 1894 custom sedan
black finish shows best OF care Only SIsA
can give terms only Ss5 down. Mrs.
GoodWinS car fourth noor Nolan Motor
Co. III 18Th 81 NV
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WANTED-FARMS,

ESTATES. FARMS COUNTRY HOMES.
acreage and timber tracts in Northern Va.
wanted tor clients list at once BUELL.
FARM AGENCY, Herndon. Fairfax Co. Va.
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RrAI. ESTATE LOANS

ON D. C-VA.-Mp. PROPERTY. FIRST AND
second trusts. FINANCIAL ADJUSTMENT
BUREAU. 800 NV. National 11s5. 26'
NONE. TO LOAN ON D c. REAL ESTATE
at lowest interest rate. Prompt service
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sALE-INyEsTMENr PROPERTY.

EQUITY IN 33-UNrT, WELL-LOCATED
apt renting Sl4.OOu Will trade. Any
broker or L. T. r PRINCE. 1927 Conn. ave.
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY!
81 15O-Six-room and bath Colonial brick:
with hot-water heat. front and
rear porches cleo Excellent con-
dition Rented at $40 per month.
eeQ50-Wide two-family nat. just off 18th
ST. near Sacred Heart Church.
Five and SIX rooms. respectively;
separate hot water heating plants.
separate entrances. Rented to
white tenants at 81 900 per year.
Income could be materially in
creased Terms
SHANNON d LUCHs CO..
1908 H St NV. National 2345.
s-sToRY BRICK. 2 APTs.; NEAR 18th
and Columbia rd. with all improvements;
rent for S9S. so per month. Price $500.
X St Sc. near sth--7 rooms and bath.
brick, al improvements; rents for s52.
9th st. ne. near Florida ave-6-room
brick cellar h.-a. heat. house vacant:
nev-house condition; lot 20x120 to big
:,rd st. n W. near K-s-room brick. de-
frst stea eommercisi i zone, Can US Tor % price.
B. CRIFASI CO.,
1924 Vermont Ave. National 6190.
Evenings and Sundays Lincoln 224S.
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RENT-DESK SPACE.

Desk SPACE IN NEWLY FURNISHED
s,Iite of Z ofices 4OS International Bldg.
District 0?64. Mr.. Harper.
MAKE OUR OFFICE YOUR OFFICE.
Mail Telephone and Secretsrial Service.
1929 National Press Bldg Natl 1851
Z LARGE OUTSIDE ROOMS SUITABLE
for beauty parlor. lawyer. dentist or doc
tors ONCE; excellent neishborhood: place
for name on front of building. Apply 200
r. l. ave ne. week days; Sundays. call
North 265n
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sALE-MOTOR CYCLES.
RENT-GARAGES,

MOTOR CYCLE Harley Davidson. 1894
excellent condition. left Wtth us for sale
8 tandard Garage. 1890 L st NV. 2"'
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AUTO LOANS.

We have the lowest rates in the
city. Be sure to investigate our
charges before you get a loan.
See Mr.. Barnes, 1929 18th st. NV.
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FREELAND FARM,
King George County. Va.

Miles South Of FredericksburR
Consisting Of }66 acTes-one-third IN
timber. two-thirds in open field land g.
in lawn with so full-grown shade trees
3 open hreplaces guarantee adequate
warmth. 1O-ft we'll spring and several
streams. Well stocked with hor ses cattle
and fowl all of which will be priced
separately. An inspection will confirm
value and low price makes it interesting.
Call Mr. Parker for particulars
THOMAS J. FISHER g. CO., INC.
rs 18th st. NV. Dis $3.50
Sundays and Evenings. Clev. S1S9.
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AUTO LOANS.

MONEY LOANED ON YOUR CARVE
will lend YOU full market value on your
car Cash in 3 minutes Borrow on y y0nr
etc Nolan Motor Co.. III 18th St NV.
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Will exchange choice building lot 60xl25
near Rhode Island ave. ne: shade trees;
perfect title: 1894. 1883. 1895 Chevrolet.
Rainier, Md,
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house on No l highway. between Balti-
more and Washington. near Washington
near alexandra: must be appropriate for
tourist business: would prefer option to
INV Address Box Lh-G Star Office
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RENT-WAREHOUSES.
SALE OR EXCHANGE

WAREHOUSE OR GARAGE. CENTRALLY
located. md commercial; hreproof; 40x52.
Rear of 15 Eye st. ne. $50. 21'
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES

BUICK 1888 "67' sedan; luxurious Fisher
body finished in black: interior of immac-
ulate Whipeorc; no-draft ventilation. truna
rack, q wire wheels, real buy at S5s5.
stanley II. Horner. Inc. iii l4th st. NV.
BUICK 1891 go sedan. 7-psss model
do luxe equipment: shiny black finish,
tastily appointed interior q wire wheels,
vhiDcord. upholstery. trunk rack: $396.
Stanley H. Horner, Inc. iii 14th st. NV.
National 16bl.
BUICK 1929 sedan =. Quiet. powerful
motor. excellent finish. clean interior. five
fine tires honestly priced At $50. Terms
II desired. Owens Motor Co. 63?S Geor-
gis Ave.
BUICK 1882 6-pass. sedan model 81;
black paint. spotless upholstery. good tires
and Q splendid motor: this Is d fne. clean
car that has had the best Of care: x335.
c. c. C. guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co,
l2?2 Sgnd st. NV. National $500. Open
Sunday and evening.
CHEVROLET 1898 Tudor sedan original
luxurious fnish cream wheels: mechanic
ally perfect. tires like new: low mileage;
quick sale for S465: terms and trade;
safety tested. Wisconsin Motors. Inc.
2sth and M SITS NV. West 2952.
CHEVROLET 1888 sedan, master model
with Fisher no-draft ventilation and free
wheeling; smooth-runnins motor. very
good tires spotlessly clean and unusually
sound; $3.50: guaranteed: easy terms.
Stohlnan Chevrolet. 1907 M st. NV. West
1e4e. Open evenings.
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SALE-ACREAGE.

95 ACRES OF WOODED LAND / MILE
of Grain highway at Cheltenham, Md.
Phone w. H. TOWNSHEND. Baltimore.
Chesapeake 1449
=, ACRES ON DISTRICT LINE NE.
suitable for colored subdivision Price right
to settle estate ZANTZINGER CO. Ma
tional 95a3. Evenings. Greenwood c5l4.
ATTENTION. BUILDERS
We are Offering ior sale. A. acres OF
land in she growing NV. section Of wash
inston. with streets dedicated on an excel
lent paved boulevard. Ready for develop
ment
PERCY II. RUSSELL CO. Exclusive Agents
1871 K st. NV
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-LOTS SUITABLE for
row houses. four family flats and
apartments in the District of
Columbia. Address Box 407-T,
Star Office.
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EXCHANGE

SOLID BLOCK of = houses and } lots 2 a
mi. from downtown; ami: SIS 800:
equity, SlD 900 BOX 31-H Star once
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MONEY TO LOAN.
RIIIT.DING LOANS

LET US MAKE YOUR CONSTRUCTION
LOANS. IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION
OF APPLICATIONS CALL
HARRY WARDMAN, INC,
1872 K District $3.50.
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WANTED-MONEY.

CAN PLACE FEW SOUND &C. FIRST
niortsskes on hish-ciass d. c. residential
property Your interest paid monthly II
you desire Mr. PERKINS Radio Real
Estate Bureau. 900 st. NV. Dist. 1919.
WANTED 81 900 ON STRAIGHT SO
first trust loan on business property. West
045l
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RENT-STORES.
RENT-OFFTCES.

TE DROTT BLDG. soO-slO r ST. Nv
Large bright rms. suitable ofices. studios.
shops sl5 mo and up. Apply Room la
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, CONN. AVE
Small basement rooms for office or shop
Goth st
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HOME AND INVESTMENT.

l0-room. apartment house, Al con-
dition private baths. large lot. .-car ga
rage on paved street paid for) in Mt.
Rainier. Occupy one. rent the other: very
small monthly payments: S5.95o. Inspect
this for home or investment or both.
RT VIOLET & SON.
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Builder or Home Seeker.

Choice building lot. 800 square feet.
so foot frontage: fine shade trees. all i'm
provements: near Rhode Island ave. car
line: only S3a5: part cash Phone Green
wood l33.o-J No. Il Grove st. Hyattsville,
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SALE-BusINEsS PROPERTY.

we HAVE FOR SALE A CORNER
with :, stores and parking lot Leased to
chain stores for years. This property
is lo0xI25 For price and terms call US
Corner with q long lease to the
same stores as above. This store is more
than so #. front and In a rapid grow
ing section. For q price and terms call us.
B. CRIFASI CO.,
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STUTZ coupe: rumble seat: wire wheels
good mechanical condition and tires. k45.
Call WISc
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NO CASH PAYMENT

New semi-bungalow: rooms 1st floor.
small rooms md floor; h; hard
wood floors, tile bath. mod. kit. full cellar;
$3.50 ROGERS & TOMPKINS, Hyatts-
Wills 340 Greenwood 2195
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STUDEBAKER 1919 convertible de luxe
coupe Dictator model: eray hnish.. fun
de luxe equipment. Spotless throuzhout.
runs like new. typical value at S49S
Stanley H Horner, Inc. III l4th St. NV
National 1851.
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PLYMOUTH 1898 P-D 4 door sedan; black
finish. cream wire wheels; whipcord up
holstery is spotless: tires like new. and
Horner. Inc. 1879 14th st. NV. Ma
ttoual e473.
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sTCDEBAKER 1879 "6'' sedan; finish like
new. automatic starter. automatic choke
safety glass throughout sll-steel body.
-oomy interior, good Tres and poEertul
Inc 1879 l4th St NV National 94s.;
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TERRAPLANE de luxe 1894 custom sedan,
black finish shows best OF care. Only S:IsA.
can give terms only SS5 down. Mrs.
GoodWin'S car fourth floor. Nolan Motor
Co IlII 18Th s. NV
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1924 Vermont Ave. National 81 90.
Evenings and Sundays. Lincoln ""4S.
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FORD de luxe cs6ri0let. 1885. Royalty
series: The ali-westher car: very best care.
Only S4G. new-cAr terms SIS down ~
{. 's:S9 Nolan Motor Co. III 18Th
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH CHESAPEAKE BAY
Lots bungalows. terms: GentileS only Send
for oooSlet. Address MAYO. A. A. Co. Md
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-10
MILK INCOME UP
 l7,9% IN AUGUST
Gain Also of $6O.OOO,OOO, or 6.7 Per Cent for
 8-MOnth Period

New York, N. r., Oct. 1O.-Cash income of farmers from milk for the first eight months of 1886 to- taled $954, ,0OO, 900, an increase of $60, ,000, ,000 or 6.7 per cent over the 1885 eight months period which to- tailed $894, ,000, 900, according to the Milk Industry Foundation.
 Farm milk cash for August alone was $125, 100000 compared with $1O6, 1000, 900 for August 1885, an in- crease of 17.9 per cent for the month. Milk sold for use in fluid form made up the largest portion of the dairy farmers cash income for 1886 to date, the Foundation stated. Netx in order as producers of farm cash were butter, cheese, canned n1ilks, ice cream and mis- cellaneous by-products.
 Payments to farmers by milk dis tributors for milk sold as "huid' were 27 per cent higher in 1885 than the 1883 low, due to higher prices paid per quart to farmers and not to larger sales volume, the Founda- ton stated. Fluid" milk includes bottled for homes, wholesale for stores, bulk for hospitals, hotels and restaurants.
 Farmers checks from milk dis tributors for milk sold as fluid" were estimated by the Foundation at $46S, ,OO0, 900 for 1885 against $234,- 100000 in 1884 and $368, 8,000, ,000 in 1883 with further increases antici- pated for 1886 as fluid" consump- tion increases.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-10
JACQUES

One in search of something new and novel in burlesque revues should see 'aThe Beauty. Parade" now playing its last two perform ances at Jacques theater today. Ten headline vaudeville acts and an all girl revue will be the offering at Jacques tomorrow, and the matinee will be as usual at 3 p. m. but this Sunday the evening performances will be continuous from D. m. un- til II p. m. and the prices will be the same as on other past Sundays. The acts will include Tom Lotnas and his company of stars, who is coming to Waterbury direct from a long engagement with Billy Roses Jumbo" at the Texas Centennial. Ray and Harris, on in 8 hilarious comedy offering; GosS and Bar rows, in 8 singing, dancing, talking and musical act; John Rexola and his Company, in sensational roller
 skating, perch and dancing act; Tom Barry, the famous Radio per- sonality in Songs of the Day." and late singing tentor with Earl Car rolls Sketch Book" Ted and Al Waldman, in 'Wise Cracks" comedy and Harnnonica playing; the famous Perry Twins, "The Aristocrats of the Dance" and others. "Red Rhythm" another corking good burlesque show, comes to Jacques Theater Monday mati- nee and week. It is presented along modern lines. It raises no problems, requires no hard thinking, being content to amble along in its merry irresponsible way with 'blackouts," ," by funny men, singing by sweet voiced artists and dancing by ex- quisitely formed young creatures. The cast umbers fifty entertainers, and includes Catherine Aarons, Americas wonder girl, who has appeared all over Europe in her marvellous musical speciality, play ing on a half dozen instruments. It is, said that this child artist is an absolute sensation. Moran and Wiser, another sensational club juggling stars, who have appeared in many Broadway show and in the music halls of all Europe. In addition to these two entertainers will be found many other clever ar- tists, including Louise Stewart, Bil- ly Bumps" Mack, Agnes Nichols, Margie Bartel, Ruth Kaye, Harry Seymour, Jean Wade, Condo and Allen, James Francis, Sid Stone, Valada Taylor, Bertha Fraser, Nor man and Ross and twenty sRhy- thm" beauties. A ladies matinee will be given every day at popular prices.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-10
|BUSSE TO PLAY HERE TOMORROW
New Haven WPA Band to Offer Free Concert at
 Hamilton Park

A rare treat will be offered to music lovers in the city tomorrow afternoon when the park depart ment, sponsors of the Federal Mu- sic project here, will present the famed New Haven WPA Little Symphony orchestra in a free con- cert at Hamilton Park pavilion.
 This orchestral group, made up of twenty-five competent musicians, is under the direction of Henry Busse, former. conductor of the Paramount theater orchestra. The concert tomorrow afternoon, which starts at 3 o'clock, will mark the first time the New Haven WPA unit has ever played in Waterbury.
 The program as announced by Conductor BusSe will be diversi- fled one, arranged to suit the mu- sical taste of everyone. Besides symphonic numbers, there will be presented selections from grand opera, musical comedy favorites, and popular tunes arranged in sym- phonic style by Dave Rubinoff, famous radio maestro.
 Featured Soloists will hold prom inent places on the program, among them being Frank Henry, bell sol- oist: Howard Evarts, piccolo; Adolph Abbenante, who needs no introduction to Waterbury music lovers as cellist; and Samuel Yaffe, pianist. Newspapers through out the state where the New Haven WPA little Symphony has appeared have been free in their praise of this group which is part of the statewide Federal Music project program, of which Mrs. Ethel Ed wards is the state director.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-10
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"Jailbreak," the new Warner Bros. mystery melodrama, opens at the Cameo Theater Sunday. The picture, based on a story hy, Jona- than Finn, is said to be ono of the most exciting ever screened. with a gun battle between dops runners and police, a penitentiary riot scene, two murders within the prison walls and q jailbreak. Despite its melodramatlc flavor, the picture is not without its TO- nance, the love interest being de- veloped between, a star reporter covering the crimes and the sec retary of a reformed raclketeer, the latter being slain in his cell because he refused to join in a scheme of dope runners.
 There is a talented all star cast in addition to hundreds of extras in the roles of prisoners. Craig Reynolds and June Travis have the leading roles while others ifi@ clude Barton MacLane. Richard Purcell, Addison Richards, George F. Stone, Eddie Actff, Joseph
 King. Joseph Crehal, Mary Treer and Charles Middleton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-10
CAPITOL

Two radio headliners. Bing Cros- by and Bob Burns, have leading roles in the newest of the Crosby musicals, Rhythm on the Range" scheduled to open Sunday at the Capitol Theater. The picture fea- lures Frances Farmer in the fem mine lead, and boasts Q cast head ed by such outstanding players as Samuel s. Kinds, Warren Hymer Lucille Webster Gleason and George E. Stone. It also introduces for the fist time to screen audiences Martha Kaye, dynamic stage com edienne who boasts an acrobatic face and g rapid:fire of near-in- sanity.
 Crosby and Burns are cowboys in the picture, which opens with the pair appearing in a Madison Square Garden rodeo. The story's plot re- wolves around their return trip to Arizona. Crosby rides in . box car with prize Hereford bull he has purchased a stowaway, Miss Farmer, who is a society girl flee ing from an undesired marriage. Burns rides in a passenger car = and has the cratic Miss Rave as travelling companion. The compan- ion feature is "Jailbreak" with June Travis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-10
APPEAL REASONS SET BY COUNSEL
Motion Filed for Trans script of Testimony in Compensation Claim

A motion asking that Compen- sation Commissioner James M Lynch be instructed to file in su- perior court e transcript of testi- mony taken at hearings in the compensation claim of George France against William Munsotl, of Middlebury, was filed in superior court today by attorneys for Mum son. A list of reasons for appeal from the commissioners award of compensation to France was also filed.
 On July 22 Commissioner Lynch handing down a finding and award giving France compensation of $9.S6 weekly during total incapacity, payments not to go beyond the statutory limit of 520 weeks. A mo- ton for a correction of the find- ing was filed but denied. France was injured Oct. 5, 1e35 on farm in Middlebury owned by Munson. His hand became infected and 9 finger was arnputated. n
 In its list of reasons for appeal, Munson's attorneys list Commis- sioner Lynch's refusal to correct his finding. It is also claimed that MHnson does not regularly employ five or more persons and hence does not fall within the compensa- tion statutes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-10
TOP NOTCH BAND
 AT PARK SUNDAY
Larry Funk Returns for Second Engagement;
 Dancing Till l a. m.

At this early stage of the season the patrons of Hamilton park are demanding return engagements. Two weeks ago, Larry Funk and his famous N. B. c. orchestra, made their first appearance at Hamilton park. They were Q sensation. MiFiel Sherman and Vaughn Moore, the vocalists with the band, were a tre- mendous hit. The crowd appiauded time after time. The dance music as purveyed by the Band of 1000 Melodies" hit the fancy of the patrons to such an extent that they demanded a return appearances. And tomorrow night is the night of that request engage ment of Larry Funk and his world famous orchestra at Hamilton park pavilion. Without a doubt, Funk has one of the top notch dance combir1- ations of today. It is little wonder that the band clicked with the Park patrons. The featured vocal- ists are lovely Muriel Sherman and Vaughn Monroe.
 Dancing as usual will get under way tomorrow night at 8:30 and continue until l a. m. And there is never charge for parking.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-10

Some states make illegal the passing of liquor over a bar, some demand that customers be seated before being served. In the Dis- trict of Columbia you may not buy liquor on credit.
 Try to Curb Evils
 Many of the restrictions are backed by the more responsible ele- ments in the liquor business itself. For instance, in Illinois, the Tavern Owners Protective association is trying to get ordinances forbidding the employment of hostesses in tav- erns. Thus they hope to forestall criticism.
 Bearing in mind the long dis pute over what is and what is not intoxicating-a confusion that ex- ists today even in dry Kansas-the w. c. T. U. is pleased to note that the newer dry laws refer to "al- coholic" rather than to ''intoxicatA ing" beverages.
 A survey of state laws govern-