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AUTOMOBILES FOR SAT-

PoNT1Ac 1884 sedan; the sveetsSt motor
8. K. in every detsii: low low 1 price At sn sssS.
.stU4y 1ssds e f9n'f fsls frSiHs SS
q, NV Adams O676 or lerss lot At
PONTIAC 1884 cabriolet; beautiful brown
Duco, good tires, excellent motor and
:DG1'y r.. s.a =! to by
6. guaranteed. Arcade Pontiac Co. direct
factory dealer. 1407 to 1919 Irving St
NV. Adams Ob75 or large lot at Biadens-
burg rd. ne. Lincoln 1922.
PONTIAC 1885 town sedan; cylinder.
economicai transportation;% Truly truly = ',i fine car
for only S43b: A. p. c. guaranteed. Arcade
Pontiac Co. direct factory dealer. 1407 to
1919 Irving st.. NV, Adams Ob75 or large
lot at Bladensburs I'd. and N. Y. ave. ne.
PONTIAC 1898 coupe; a real clean car for
fast economical. dependable transporta-
tion; priced for immediate sale at S4s5
A. P, c. auaranteed. Arcade Pontiac Co,
1407 to 4l9 Irving st. NV. Adams 0575.
or large lot At BlAdensburg rd. and New
York ave. ne Lincoln s522.
private owned; will sacrince, take car in
trade. Adams 1897
PONTIAC 1888 sport coupe; radio and
extras; will sacrifice; no trade. 1928 L
st. NV.
covers. excellent tires, mohair interior and
Z thorouehly conditioned motor: 'Thoro-
Proofed";; S27b: S5 down. balance easy.
su:rs :nd k0r. n i've !ns Y0S5 p.n ets Rss
National 30O0
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

REQ ROYAL dc luxe sedan; car perfect
mechanically In every single way: original
paint; S19b. Atlantic 1887.
4TUDEBAKER 1891 de luxe sedan; sacri-
nee only S117: terms. SIT. Evans-Palmer
4432 Conn. ave. NV.
gTUDEBAKER 1887 Dictator crulsinG Sc
dan. Change In position makes 1t neces-
sary to sacrifce my car driven only 800
mi To al appearances brand-new. Planar
suspenSton. heater. roomy trunk. Will
accept trade-in and can arrange notes to
responsible party. Line. 1O490, Apt. 406.
for demonstration.
STUDNBAKER 1882 4-door sedan, S245;
beautiful midnieht blue. black tenders and
wire wheels: perfect tires and upholstery:
speaks we'll OF It's former owner: Just the
Pay Tor the man who has less to spend
as S1s monthly: Norris. Inc, Stud debaker
dealers. 2Ols 18th st. NV. North 3a4a
Evening star., 1937-08-08
AUTOMOBILES FOR sAlg,

PONTIAC 1888 4-door sedan: new dark
blue finish black tenders. wire wheels. mo-
hair Interior. all good tires and . dne
car finished and conditioned to give you
years Of dependable economical transpor-
payment. Chrysler-Cosst-I In. Inc.-Piym-
outh. 9th and Florida ave. ne. (Open TIL
1Ol. Atlantic 1900.
PONTIAC 1885 b-passenger touring coupe;
holstery. excellent tires and . real motor:
this clean car cannot be duplicated In the
city At our price; $685.: c. q. c. guaranty.
open evenings. Capitol Cadillac Co, 1000
22nd st. NV. National 1900.
PONTIAC 1893 sedan; original black fnish, :,
clean inside; hne tires; an attractive car
that will give some one many miles Of GOOD
Pohanka Service. 1925 goth st. NV, Dis.
trict al41
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALT.

oLDeMoBILE 934 de luxe sedan; original
ri nile green nnish IN Duco IKE new; hydr.u;; l..;
c.'s susranteed ] % Aresde @ 'P Pcnti.c % Co.. 74d7
nTynd ad st nd New Yolf rrs AVE. s n
Lincoln S522.
oLDeMoB1LE 1895 5.:passeneer coupe, g.
ssry lss e.sn Rsn
:s;'if "S'ss sS: ;'s s:1ns Is
A.C9:K,A PACKARD de luxe model u2ol sedan:
Gny Ssa Ine rsas sad Ms s Roper
PAcKARD 1882 5-pass. sedan. s wheels;
in every way; TO settle an estate. IL
priced at sis,a5. Warneld Motor Co Co..
2525 Sherman ave. NV. Adams 5000.
PACKARD 1888 "12O" 4-door touring Sc
esa ses S iaaa'e this moa. It So .
FpS9puspk ppk 1ov msn;s and in
af '0r r.do 0sn .nd h.ater White sid sd.sa vii
fss .Sd Sd .Rna nIe: 81 ssss s can't S
be beat; Internationally guaranteed; con-
enfn sa 4h s nv op.n i.Ty ey.s ' esS
ssD: ..erne. aS ses eDs Apply ii ssss.n
PEERL LEss s touring sedan; 1881 model;
rs sneas osr DsTsi: 81 sia5oo osS esh sni
243 Longfellow NV
PPJIEERcE-ARRoW PJER sedan, 1900 miles,
S31o; or VIII trade TOR pEintshop, room.
sg 1ss5 Dc Luxe sH. a.
motor: only $419: new-car terms. Evans
Palmer. 4432 Conn. ave.
built-in trunk. etc; best Of condition: only
S41a: new-car terms. Evans-Palmer. 4432
Conn. ave. NV.
PLYMOUTH 1896 de luxe sedan: built-in
driven 1000 miles; owner forced to sacri-
nee for best offer. Evans-Palmer 4432
Conn. ave NV.
PLYMOUTH 1896 de luxe touring sedan,
built-in trunk, special compartments: only
$4,000; terms. Evans-Palmer. N. Y. and
Fla. aveS. ne
PLYMOUTH 1894 sedan; the large model,
knee action. beautiful black finish motor
and tires excellent; save at least 500 on
S395; A. P. G. guaranteed Arcade Pontiac
Irving st. NV Adams o575. or large lot
At Bladensburg I'd. and New York ave. ne.
Lincoln s522
pLYMouTa FldsN 1925 custom touInx 2-dool
Evans-Palmer, n 7. and Fla. sves. ne. ''
PLYMOUTH de luxe trunk sedan late
1895; low mileage. hne condition through
out; private owner; S4s5. Columbia 1910
Van Horn.
PLYMOUTH 1888 4door sedan, S265: ex-
cellent condition. Open today Howard h
kearney, 420l Conn. ave. Clev. $500.
PLYMOUTH 1897 sedan; $500 miles: per
feet cond.: $50 down. Open today. Howard
Il Kearney 4@Ol Conn. ave. Clev. $500.
| PLYMOUTH 1895 de luxe coupe; excel
lent condition; radio. heater; no dealers.
Dec. 11;1.
PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe coupe care
fully driven: S497; open today. Howard
q kearney 420l Conn. ave. Clev. 1920.
PLYMOUTH 1885 4-door touring sedan;
used carefully; S445 open today Howard
q Kearney. 420l Conn. ave. Clev. 1920
PLYMOUTH 1892 P. B. sport phaeton;
new top; sporty appearance; one of a
very few cars of this type available: S1a5
Warfield Motor Co.. 2525 Sherman ave.
Nv. Adams 5000.
PLYMOUTH 1885. sedan: GOOD running
condition, reasonable. 1911 W ST. Sc
Apt /
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

STUDEBAKER 1888 custom 4-door sedan;
thls automobile will stand heads and
snouiders above many later models for
ss possible to obtain; tires show no wear;
esou. cssanti1ni la1, oiue finish black fenders spa.
or sno form your own opinion: you'll like il
or we miss our guess; only S595: conven.
Inc. Studebaker dealers 20ls 1xh n.
NV. North 3949. Open evenings.
BARGAIN LOT SPECIALS, Ch.vro,.&
coach, Pontiac sedan. Essex coach, Huop
that this Offering is one Of the most sma1.
ing OF its kind. Each car Is in good shape
ana certainly worth seeing and testing for
yourseIf. Come early, make your selec.
ton MANDELL CHEVROLET. 18th Al
Good Hope I'd Sc. Atlantic 44oo,
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{HEVRoIF IFT 1895 master coach; lust like
eU thrOuehout; black finish. cream wheels
hat covers fine tires: driven very little by
frieinal owner; see this car and compare
fIr price of only S415. Pohanka Service,
( 0Qttn 81 n u district OIL
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

PRIVATE PARTY will pay up to $3.50 cash
Tor 1867 La Sale, Buick, Packard or
.Chrysler sedan. Call Geo. 1881 or bring
Ear to 53lU 14th ST. NV. for inspection
FORD model A. or Chevrolet coupe; good
condition, for cash. Cleveland 622s.
.CHEV. 1880 coach and 500 cash for
newer model used car What have you?
.Shep 32S0-W
FORDS AND CHEVROLETS wanted. 1925
20 1881 models; will pay cash. Apply MT
Pearson. 800 c st. NV.
Dash FOR YOUR CAR-Highest
prices paid. Superior Motor Cars.
Inc. 1920 l4th st. NV. De. 1900.
CASH IN 5 MINUTES!
II car is paid for will give you
full cash price. Or if not paid for
will pay off balance and give you
bash difference. Decatur 1890.
BEE MR.. BARNES, 1929 14th ST.
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PLYMOUTH 1885 sedan: good running
condition reasonable. 1911 W ST. Sc
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1888 trunk sedan; new
fnish; all good tires; reconditioned and
fully guaranteed; S346. warAeld Motor
Evening star., 1937-08-08

SHEVPo oLET 1896 master 4door sedan
|adlo; YOU won't find a nicer one in town;
Hack finish, fne tires. spotleSs inside: per-
hrms like new car; S535. Pohanka SerV-
81 11OE Nnth District OH
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FHEVRO LET-Our special today: 1885
haster De luxe 4-door trunk sedan with
|adio and heater Excellent condition.
bnly $3.50 We have many other late
hodel guaranteed used cars at sacrifice
! Irices Kirby Sales, Dodge and Plymouth,
. 231 Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va. Phone
Va Init ol4h ask for Nj Thomas.
Evening star., 1937-08-08
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

AUCTION SALE OF % ACRES OF VAL
(Iable real estate in nearby virginia. on
Saturday, August a. 1887. at l2 O'Clock
'hoon. / viii offer for sale to the highest
bidder a valuable tract Of % acres OF land
Fairfas County, on the Lee Highway. three
miles north of the Town of Fairfax; op-
.posite Blake's Garage. Sale to be held on
LUCAS D. PHILLIPS. Trustee. Leesburg.
va.
6O-ROoM DWELLING TOURIST INN. ON
u. s. No. IL; modern conyeniences; estan-
jackson. Va.
Evening star., 1937-08-08

FHFVPOLET 1885 master sport coupe;
+adio, rumble seat: black finish lust like
[eu, spo'less upholstery. fine tires: your
|nspection will convince you of the original
Iwner's fine care: S515. Pohanka Service
0N.l, District OF a
Evening star., 1937-08-08

81 SOTO 1885 touring sedan. black and
)hrome 6nish, trunk, radio, etc; only
900 90: .nev-ear terms. Evans-Palmsr
]. T. and Fla. aves. ne.
Evening star., 1937-08-08

1th rumble seat: new maroon finish. red
kheels. hack Tenders very smart: chro-
..ium radiator shutters. practically new
res ard q snlendid motor; this car will
&rely please you. priced right: So3o; only
Is dowa. ha}ance easy. Steuart Motors.
be, You Ford Dealer. eth and N. Y. ave.
". tOner evea:nesl National 1000
Evening star., 1937-08-08

GRAHAM 1895 de luxe 2-door sedan: most
all de luxe equipment. heater. twin Air
tone" horns. wipers and lights: safety
Rlass throushout: one owner since new and
careful handling assures you OF real
money-savins value: donts miss 1t: $3.50
small % % down payment; balance convenient
G. H. J. Becker. Inc. Graham distributor
2ll5 M st. NV. tOpen evenings). District
Evening star., 1937-08-08
GARAGES FOR RENT.

GARAGE. SUITABLE FOR FIRST CLASS
Ehop csrpenter or painter plumber Of
6inner. sign writer. Rear 1894 l4th st
Evening star., 1937-08-08

FHRYsLER IS" 1882 convertible coupe;
ar in. perfect condition. this car can't be
eat: here is real class; radio and heater;
oTn eatnep trmpk ne~ h t0p ir nm
the pink; wheels, fender wells and
hrome tire covers; not only GOOD lookins,
ain At only x295: easy terms. H. b
cary. Jr., 4 Bros. 1921 18th ct. NV
hpen ewes Pot 1900
Evening star., 1937-08-08

HEVROLET 1888 standard coach, radio;
ew tan metallic finish. cream wire wheels,
ne tires; drives perfectly; very attractive
! tile car that will give some one many
hiles Of satiStact tory service; S375. Pohanka
5ervice. 1925 2Oth ST. NV District ql41.
Evening star., 1937-08-08

|HEVROLET 1885 master coupe; beauti-
|ll beige brown paint. mechanically per
let Goodwill A. P c. guaranteed; trade
[our old Chevrolet; S425. Arcade Pontiac
TO-, 1907 to 14la Irving st, NV. Adams
|5tS or large lot at Bladensbure I'd. and
low York ave ne Lincoln $500.
Evening star., 1937-08-08

DE SOTO. 1888 convertible coupe. slmost
new condition; sacrifice only $4,000;
terms. Evans-Palmer, N. Y. and Fla. aves.
Evening star., 1937-08-08

tHEVROLET 1888 de luxe coach: brand
ew paint Job; we know Chevrolets and this
ne was in splendid condition when We
OF il: this, Plus our careful recondition-
ng. has put this car in perfect shape: tires.
pholsterv like new; reduced from S3l5 to
24s. MANDELJ CHEVROLET. 18th at
Eand Hnra Z Atlantic 44NO
Evening star., 1937-08-08

FHEVROLET 1895 master de luxe town
edan, black finish; motor. tires perfect:
|rieed at unusually low figure: trade,
erms Barry-Pate Motor Co., 1907 14th
\ nv Dlstr,ct 420S-4n09
Evening star., 1937-08-08

tADTLLAC 1854 town sedan: s-cylnder.
disc wheels. large trunk and extra trunk
lack excellent black paint. very GOOD
|ues Weise cloth upholstery. radio; this
IS . clean car. priced low for the balance
" the week. SS6S c. c, c. guaranty.
bpen evenings. Capitol Cadillac Co.. 1922
] k3nd n u National 2ENN
Evening star., 1937-08-08

tHEVROLET 1882 coach: newly painted,
arefuls checked inside and out. Any one
Santine dependable transportation for a
cry low original cost and even lower up
$eep should see this value Was $50 now
ellis for only Slas. Exceptional terms can
e arraneed Ask for car No. 10, MAN
bELL CHEVROLET 18th at Good Hope rd.
Evening star., 1937-08-08

OLDSMOBHE e37 demonstrators, 6s and
As; low mileage; selection Of colors: liber-
i.Em. y serves ,inea ana
1923. 1926 Goth st. NV. District o141.
Evening star., 1937-08-08

kHEVRoLET 1885 master coach; black
tnish and radio equipped; motor Will please
he most critical buyer; S415: A. P. c.
|ueranteed Arcade PONTIAC Co. direct
hctnry dealer. 4O7 To 1919 irving st. n " ct.
ldars O515 or LARGE lot at Bladensburg
& and New York ave n e Lincoln $500.
Evening star., 1937-08-08

CHEVROLET 1895 town sedan; in the best
I mechanical condition; neW-car appear
nee and performance in every detail; low
Srlce at S4a5; A. P. c. guaranteed. Arcade
pontiac Co, direct factory dealer. 14o7
o 141a Irving St. W. Adams O515. or
n 1incNln SS,N,
Evening star., 1937-08-08

FORD 1885 2-door sedan. priced excep-
tionally low. 1897; looks like new; good
rubber; Al mechanically perfect Wil1ys
Washing on Co.. 1928 14th St NV.
Dec. 26lH
Evening star., 1937-08-08

FORD 1899 Tudor sedan; finished in a
very attractive beaver gray: has been care
fully broken in and we will gladly demon
strate this car on a 1907 new-car basis:
see and drive 1t yourself: drastic reduction
from Sass to S3aS. Ask for No. $50
| at MANDELL CHEVROLET. 18th at Good
Hope I'd. Sc Atlantic 44OO
Evening star., 1937-08-08

fHRYSLER 1888 AlrhoU special sedan:
kAlly a beautiful car used by prominent
Snker; clean as day it left show room
Kech hanically perfect; A. P, C. guaranteed; :;
SOS. Arcade Pontiac CO. 1907 to 1919
BlsdensburE I'd. and New York ave.
jHRYsLER. 1885 business coupe: e-cyl-
hder, excellent black paint. all good tires
- clean upholstery and 4 splendid mo.
|br; this Is clean car priced special foI
h2 balance OF this week: S425; c. c. c,
Uaranty. Open evenings. Capitol Cadil-
10 Co, 1222 end st: NV. National 5000
ouve ever owned or driven 4 Chryslei
ou can appreciate this value: Mercury
letallic finish. green wheels. overdrive. al
bal equipment, beautiful upholstery: ex.
ellent tires: in fact. the. entire condition
] this car is practically brand-new; don't
Ike our word, but drop in tonight ano
uy and . beauty: famous easy terms
oast- In, Inc, sth and Florida ave. ne
$HRYsLER 1885 sport coupe; this bargain
J an example of the many values on sale
our new. open AIR show room: all dual
Equipment: rumble seat; radio and heater;
me upholstery: metal tire cover: rich
lack finish and motor that performs
T; only S5s5; full price; see it &C.
borrow without fail; Internationally
uaranteed; convenient terms H. B
cary. Jr. T. Bros $500 Wisconsin ave.
W. Open ewes. Pot. 4aO1
Evening star., 1937-08-08

tIeth lI+UTNI 10 NV.
fHEVROLET 1885 de luxe 4-door touring
ecan: thoroughly checked from bum,er
q bumre- and ready for any tests thy
out at once and form your own op'n-
bn; spotlessly clean inside and out: feau.
tfll maroon finish. practically new tlres;
~ mliease e;uoIsr snd barsan at on, S4e5:
a1rms H. B. Leary. Jr.. & Bros. $500
fisconsin ave. Open ewes. Pot. 49O1
Eew open-air show room.
Evening star., 1937-08-08

FORDS AND CHEVROLETS wanted. 1925
10 1881 models; will pay cash. Apply Mr.
pearSor 400 G n
Evening star., 1937-08-08

)HEVROLET 1887 master coach. spotless
an metal finish: tires. motor perfect; used
8 company car; substantial discount;
Fade, terms. Barry-Pate Motor Co., 1907
tAth st District 4o0S-42OQ
Evening star., 1937-08-08

PLYMOUTH 1896 de luxe touring sedan,
bullt-in trunk, special compartments; only
S349 90; terms. EvanS-Palmer, N. Y. and
Evening star., 1937-08-08

FHEVROLET 1884 master sedan; knee ac-
lon, brown Fisher body with no-draft
entilation; smooth, eficient motor: very
oed tires; S2a6. Pohanka Service, 1875
Ath District OH
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-01

bring In other physicians or publish
daily bulletins
Milani Is general physician at the
head Of the Vatican sanitary de-
partment and 1t Is his duty to care
for the health Of all persons living
inside the Vatican, whether poor or
rich.
The professor Is further handi-
capped by the Pope's dislike of doc
tors and his reluctance to accept
medical advice or allow himself to
be examined thoroughly.
Never Was GraveIy iii
The Pope Is 10 years old. He never
has been grayely i'll until the pres
ent moment. His robust physical con-
dition, which he maintained by ex-
ercising, permitted him to carry out
the almost superhuman work which
he undertook until his left leg be-
came semi-paralyzed by swelling In
the knee, induced by varicose veins,
and accompanied by neuritis.
The fact that the Pope is no bet
ter after three weeks In bed has
strengthened desire Of his associates
that he permit consultations.
His long illness has made the Pope
slightly better patient, but he is
far from docile.
Vatican officials say that the pain
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-01

CONTINUED from Page u
one Of several suggestions to be
made to the aldermen and carried
through to legislative action in the
1887 session Of the general assem-
bly,. It is doubtful, yet, 1t was stat
ed today, that a bond issue will be
required to carry or the Baldwin
street project. At first 1t was be-
lieved that bond money would be
necessary. No item is set up in the
1887 budget for this project. How
ever, II possible, the bloating Of a
band issue will be avoided In con-
nection with this undertaking. An
effore will be made to draw the
money from the general funds.
No Charter Changes Yet
No important changes in the city
charter are anticipated during the
1887 session of the state legislature,
1t is understood. At least, so far in
his preparation Of the annual mes
sage of the board Of aldermen the
mayor has not made recommends
lions of this sort. During the 1885
| 6CoolOil ltldllJ Oliati6Co WClO hapAO,
one of the most important Of them
being the wiping out Of the school
districts.
Bonds for Relief Work
1t Is also likely, 1t is reported,
that the city during the 1887 ses-
sion will attempt to obtain author
ity to sell bonds for relief work.
This will leave the municipality
with authority to sell bonds II the
money is needed. The city fathers
are in hopes that this added ex-
pense will be unnecessary due to
the increasing business and the
willingness of the WPA to cooper
ate more fully in absorbing men on
relief. The authority to sell more
bonds, however, would be valuable
In view of the fact that that the
ERC, which authorized the last sale
of bonds, Is destined apparently, to
60 out of existence.
During the past year the city laid
thousands and thousands feet Of
water mains, sanitary and storm
sewers, sidewalks and curbs. In ad-
dition many miles Of streets were
laid out and graded. All this work
win be reviewed In Mayor Hayes
annual message which Is being
awaited with much interest.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-01

gain with sit down strikers or with
their representatives until the plants
are cleared"
Today, as manufacturers and the
union awaited the action of the
Flint meeting Sunday, the country
wide automotiye situation stood as
follows:
All major plants closed for the
New Years holiday.
Nine plants of General Motors
closed by strikes, affecting $1,000
men directly and at least. 10000 in
directly through curtailment of
Buick and Chevrolet production.
All plants Of the Pittsburgh Plate
Glass Company and Libbey- Ovens
Ford, makers of about 90 per cent of
the glass used in automobile pro-
duction, closed by CIO strikes af-
fecting 14,500 men.
The Bohn Aluminium Company In
Detroit producers Of assorted alum
mum parts, closed by shutdown
strike affecting about 900 men.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-01
Joint Installation Planned
By Local Courts OF Foresters
Supreme, Grand Court Of.
ficers to Be Guest Of
Honor

Oficers Of Court Champlain and
Court WEIGH Of the Foresters Of
America will be installed next Tues
day night ct joint induction cere-
mony IN Foresters' hsll, "a North
Main street. Deputy Grand Chief
Ranger Emil Massicotte win ON
ciate and will be assisted by hig
herald, Alfred MasSicotte. Several
state officials Of the society win be
present for the ceremony.
1t Is the third consecutive year
that the two courts have participant
ed In Joint installation ceremonies.
Among the grand supreme court Of
ficers expected for the affair are:
Grand Chief Ranger Michael Man
tax Of Rockville, Grand Sub Chief
Ranger Felix Guarini Of Waterbury,
Past Grand Chief Ranger Thomas
OLoughlin Of Naugatuck, Grand
Court Financial Secretary Peter
Cavanaugh Of Torrington, Deputy
Supreme Chief Ranger Walter Nc
Gowan Of Watertown and Supreme
Treasurer James J. Walsh Of Meri-
den.
Refreshments will be served fol-
lowing the induction Of the officers
and pinochle match will be con-
Quoted between the members Of the
two courts. The officers of Court
Champlain who will be installed in
clude: Chief ranger, Emil MASH
cote, who succeeds Albert Choui1-
aard; sub-chief ranger, Cyril NORM;
treasurer, Ralph L. Brandely; re-
cording secretary, Arthur Baribault;
financial secretary, Frank MASH
cotti: senior woodward, Benoit Derry:
Junior woodward, Alfred Massicotte;
senior beadle, Avid Derry; Junior
beadle, Peter Ayotte: lecturer,
Ralph r. Brandely; trustee, e. A.
Schneider.
Court Champlain's financial re-
port shows 1t to be the richest court
In Connecticut.
The officers Of Court WEIGH to be
installed are: Chief ranger, Ronald
Keith; treasurer, John Humphrey;
financial secretary, George Heckle-
man; recording secretary, Victor
Baker; lecturer, Walter Clark:
senior woodward, Edward Manton;
junior woodward, Robert Wright;
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-01
Holy Pontif Spent
Very Restful Night
tcontinued from Page u

systematic method Of obtaining
news about His Holiness condition
and also insisted that other physi-
clans In addition to Professor Aminta
Milani be consulted and be. per-
mitted to visit the Pope.
The press campaign, 1t was under
stood, met with the full support OF
the Pope,s relatives, and 1t was be-
lieved that members Of the Vatican
household might prevail and sue
coed In persuading the Pontiff to
admit other physicians to his bed
side.
Should this happen II was be-
lieved that the doctors most likely
to be called would be Professor
Frugoni, head Of the medical clinic
or Professor Senator Nicola Pende
head of the pathological clinic, both
Of Rome University.
Leading Physician Mentioned
Frugoni Is hailed as the outstarld-
ing diagnostician in Italy, and was
private physician to the late King
Fuad of Egypt. Pende Is consid-
cred the best pathologist and neurol-
ogist in Italy.
Italy is sympathetic with DR.. MIL
ants position because the Pope Stub
bornly refuses to permit him tc
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-01

ties said might be the kidnapers OF
10-year-old Charles Mattson OF Ia
coma, Wash, were sought today by
Illinois state police.
The bandit pair held UP two
women near here last night and
stole their automobile.
The women said the men were
accompanied by q passenger, who
was either q child or woman
They believed 1T was a child.
The bandits remarks and actions
in hurriedly transferring their COM
panion to the car they took from
the women prompted suspicion they
might have been the kidnapers OF
young Mattson.
They Hurried Them
"They hurried us in transferring
their companion to the car which
they took from us and they said
we have TO get out. Of the coun-
try--it's o matter Of life and death
with u.s." said one OF the women
Their companion seemed unwill-
ing to obey them"
state Police Chief Walter Will
Jams said ne thought 1t highly
improbable" the bandits passenger
was the missing Mattson boy, but
that he was not overlooking the
possibility 1t might be the kidnapped
youth. He threw HIS entire force In
TO action during the night and in
structed them TO continue the
search today.
Miss Lucille Van Wrinkle. 81, and
Alone Baldwin. Is, both Of Evans.
viii Ind, who were held up BY tn
bandits, drove car the banditi
abandoned TO Nation, ILL., where
lthey notified police.