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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-24
HELEN MOODY IS
 GIVEN DIVORCE

dienbrook. Nevy Aug. 4-UPJ- Mrs, Helen Wills Moody enjoyed 6 new marital freedom today at thiG mountain resort. liberated by seven -minute divorce proceeding from her husband Frederick & Moody. Jr" the former tennis cham. pion charged Moody with Eaenta cruelty. The court proceedings were closed and were supposed to have been secret But reporter SD. preached Mrs. Moody and inquired whether she had testified thal Moody was highly temperamenta at times and often used vuigai language in discussions ct home"
 Who told you tbat7" she de. inanded.
 The reporter said the presiding judge. Clark ], Guild, had told him
 Judge Guild nor anyone else hai the right to reveal what my testi. inony was in court" sine snapped She stormed back into the judge't chambers. but returned iB a few minutes smiling. Tine judge aisC smiled. Then she accompanied Eei lawyers and witnesses to the Car. son brewery when she drank a giaSs Of beer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-24
IS BLAMED
 BY MISSIONARY

Boston, Aug, 24.-(UP)-The Rev, pr. George W. Shepherd. special representative ifi China Of the Con- gregationai churches of Nandaigua, \. Y,. and Wellesley. charged that Japan has "iitefaliy driven tine peo- ple" of China into waf. in ( letter released today.
 Dr. Shepherd. now in Nanking with his wife pr. Clara Sargent Shepherd. formerly Of Worcester, wrote July % to the American board Of commissioners for foreign missions here that Japan has over- stepped herself .. ("
 "f am afraid we gre in for long arawn.out struggle into which the Chinese government viii pour tsIlifsi~ tied resources Of men, machine guns and Fifies.elf c said. "The whole sentiment of the nation is for waf and that s that Information available here aii points to the di- Fection Of the genefalissino and the National Army being ready to pay the supreme sacfifice f feees- safy ir order to preserve Chinese sovereienitg." pr. Shepherd feared that waf would sound the deatb kneiI of Fnost of our work in eAu~ catlcfi and reconstruction"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-24
WONDERLAND of soft col.

A WONDERLAND of soft col. i \ or opened up for the Dionnc Quintuplets aS they donned rose. oolored glasses for Q rOmp In the bright sunshine after their recent Illness. Amusement over the changed aspect of ordinary sur' roundings ls registered In their faces. left, above, but they seem tO be enjoying the new thrill Dr. Dafoe provided when he ordered dark glasses to ease the suns
 glare,
 IMY, how funny you look. :" 4'A says smiling Annette, as she poses for this picture, right above, while at left, Cecile pulls Yvonne closer to see lf her nose really has assumed a new hue. You look Just like the tourists who come here to see us," whis- pcrs Ceeile to Yvonne as she peers around the edge of Yvonne's glasses. It's all fun. and c happy day for the warm sun feels good after long days indoors in the
 nursery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-24
Maloney May Replace
 Guffey As Chairman
Radio Blast Against Supreme Court Bill Opponents May Lead to Reorganization of National Committee

The bitter speech of Senator ouf- fey of Pennsylvania last Friday night against those senators who opposed President RoeSeveltS court reform plan may bring about the advancement of Conneetieut's junior senator, Francis T, Maleney, te the important post of chairman of the democratic campaign committee, Now vices chairman of the commit. tee, the Meriden man has been Sug- gested for the ehairmanship now held by Senator duffey and has been offered the support Of the court plan opponents,
 Senator duffey's fighting speech made him the recipient Of inveetive and abuse on the part of Senators Burke, oMahoney and Wheeler at Saturdays session Of the upper house,
 Before the session closed, a poti. ton was circulated demanding duf. fey's resignation, If he does not resign, the opponents of the court plan say. they will hold caucus at the next session and replace him with Senator Maleney,
 Chairmanship of the campaign committee would be a feather in the cap of Senator Maloney' and a tribute to the regard in which he IS held at Washington by his fellow legislators. 1t Is seldom that a first- term man Is even mentioned for such an honor as Senator Maloney seems destined to get ,.... .,
 Both Senator Maloney and sena. tor Augustine Lonergan, Conneeti. cuts other representative m the upper house, were against the pros
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-24

TeleVlsion tranSmissiohS from London will be stopped for three weeks from July 96 for an overhaul of tho equipment,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-24
Compensation
 Agreements

The following agreements ln which compensation wifi De Dstd weekly during the period Of tOtaI disability were flied teddy aD6 approved st the efflee Of the eefB' pensatl0H commissioner;
 City 0f Waterbury sRa Peter Griffin, knee iBjHFy, e1Ai0, start ing Judy 2G.
 RaFfei-IsiFsniDEbam Company, Inc, Ansenia; sHd Charles Me' CuskeF, Seymour, sFm tntuFy, el7.Sg. starting August H.
 Eastern MafIeabIe 1re8 Gem. paHy. NaugatWek; sR9 Andrew MaFicsHyak, NawgatHek; bruised foot giiSzs, starting August $.
 U, s. Isabber Products, lBey Naugataek; ama Wblllem RsgeT, NauEataek; tbumb smpatateA, fingers iajsFy; Ss,s& starting June A
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-24
More Funds For
 Athletic Feld
Special to The DemoeraN

Special Co The DemOcrau
 Washington, Aug. 24.-Addi. tional funds for the Watertown avenue athletic field project at Waterbury were approved today ln the sum of siS6.763. Presi. dent Roosevelt gave official sanction to the Waterbury ai' lotment. assuring the Connee. tieut city of the federal grant.
 Officials of the WPA at New Haven were notified of the en. larged quota for the Waterbury project and gre expected to confer today on the outline of on increased building program.
 Originally. the development called for . stadium, grand. stand and field house. Work has been started on the earlier program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-24
Marriage Intentions

The following flied marriage in. tcntlons today at the office Of the town clerk;
 Ralph Anderson. 0akvllle. and Theresa Ansiano. fl Wall street
 Charles De Palma. New Haven. and vinesnSa santoro. M Wall street.
 Lawrence P0itras. 3S Mitchell avenue. and Docia LafFsnlersm, ~ West Liberty street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-24

I The six"months congressional battle over the presidents program for reorganization Of the judiciary was spectacular for many reasons:
 it split the senate democratic forces so deeply that veteran party leaders fear 1t will be almost tTn- possible to restore the strength MT Roosevelt once held in that cham Der.
 It blocked legislation on other subjects for 50 icng 6 period that 6 large part Of the administration program had to be shelyed or sheared Of essential features.
 Internal Conflict Emphasized
 It emphasized the kltFa"party conflict between so~calied coDserva- tive democrats, particularly those from the south, and the stauncb New DsaI faction.
 It appeared likely to shift pro- posals for changes in the Supreme Court into constitutional amend ment channels rather than through simple legislative methods,
 The net result Of the conflict, ir addition to abandonment 0f tho presidents program, was enactment Of c mild bill for reform Of prcce- dure in the lower federal couTw ailc creation Of senate judiciary sub committee Of seven to study alD pro- posals for judiciary reorganiza tios with 6 view to action next session,
 The lower court reform bill pro. vides for direct appeal from th' lower courts to the supreme court where e federal statutes c0nstitu. tionaiity is questioned, intervention in such cases by the attorney gen eral in the lower courts, and power for senior judges to reassign judges within ti1sir circuits. ft also requires that three judges, instead Of one hear eases seeKifig an injunction against enforcement Of fedora statute,
 TO Report iH 1888
 The committee named to inves' tigate general reform proposals and headed by Chairman Henry Y { Asilurst, D., AriZ,, Of the judiciary committee, vii study various co., stitutionaI amendments that beVl been proposed ail look into reported eases Of congestion b the jowei courts with q view to action 1T 1888,
 The congressional battle over thl presidents original program, ealing Tor power to add a justice to tn Supreme Court tor each justice whs failed to retire ct 70 years Of age was, fought principally tn the sen ste, and most effectively behind tn scenes,
 The administration leaders weF' confident Of success when the pres. ldeHt startled congress hy intfoduc' ing the measure without advance notice early In February. Ever opponents 0f the bjiI doubted the sifiicient votes could be mustered to defeat t in view Of the over WbeIning majority piled tip by Mi Roosevelt ln the t056 election.
 That factor ~ efIgeDdeFi1g oyer confident Statements - appeared t nave considerable to do with tn eventual outcome Of the battle, Ad fBJplstFatl0n spokesmen, c0nhden Of success, aIlenated some senator by careless Og naisinterpreted re marks and, when the fight becam heated, alIenated others by Wha some senators believed to D threats Of reprisals,
 Critical Altitude GhewD
 Two factors stood Gut at tn conclusion sof the controversy.
 1, Even the staunchest admins tFat10fi leaders osl Capitol miIi yer cF1tlcsi Of what they termed "biiin deEg down tOwDv and felt that n Ipfesidents bv showing as earlier dis
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-24
Market Light Trading
 Was Continued To-day
Prices Mixed in Narrow Range Majority of Leading
 Issues Made Minor Declines Trading Very Dull

Customs figures for last week compared with those for the corre- spending period a year ago:
 isS7 leS0 Imports for con-
 sumption ,,SS,To0,S66 S2,Sl7,Sol Imports for ware
 house .,...,,., 16e,oe6 2OS,2lA Withdrawn for
 consumption |, 1S0,S20 Ale,Sy0 Duties collected SA&,S7O 6a6,0O2 wool imports
 (poundsl ~,, 470,2SS Se6,0S1 Duties collected to rthe fiscal year to date were $S,e6e,210 compared with $4,SS2, ,Ooo. Wool imports rose to 4,eAS,isO pounds against A24o,SSS pounds a year ego.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-24
IA AUXILIARY TO
 SPONSOR FOOD SALE

The Ladies Auxiliary to the trish- American Social club win meet to- morrow night at club headquarters, % Field street at which time plans will be discussed for food sale in September, Mir Thomas J, Reidy, viee.president, win preside in the absence Of Mrs, Belinda Nj, Tracy. A social period will follow the bust. ness meeting,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-24

,,,, q. (, Senator posed enlargement Of the supreme court,
 Senator Maleney returned to his home ia Meriden yesterday and plans c long rest In hopes Of Fe. euperating completely from recent attack of illness,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-24
FoREcOsUE

The Waterbury Savings bank has entered suit for foreclosure against Nicola Gameia, Donate L0vall0, Marco LovaiIo, and Angelo LAicia, in the matter Of 6 pFOfnlss0Ey note and mogtgage on properly cfs North Beacon Street The ease fs scheduled foF tbe openine Of superior court, Sept. ].
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-01-28
GOLDEN DAWN
SYNOPSIS

Theodore Gatlin adopts \ baby, "Per
nelope." In an effort to solve his mat H.
moniai troubles. But his wife aan
never wanted her. and their affair. end
In the divorce court At a .eeball
game 4 ball strikes ten-year Id Pc
nelope on the nose. Mrs Gail spirits
tho child to Europe Gatlin -ills Pc
nelope all his money. and = about to
begin \ search for her WREN a motor
accident ends his life. Sosle ten years
later. In San Francisco, stephen Burt.
rising young psychiatritt t. is presented
by Dan Mcnamara, CHIEF of police. with
a new patient-Nanch Belden. girl
with \ dual personality. for which her
saddle nose" is II part responsible.
Mcnamara does aot think she is a
criminal and obtains BurIs testimony
In court. Lam. the doctors office
nurse, Is also won over. Nance's GRIM
inal record oItweighs Doctor Burts
explanation o. her case and she Is sent
to San Queltin penitentiary Nance
escapes, --tthough shot and goes to
IAnny's ,artment. from which, by Me-
Eamara's orders. she In removed to the
chiefs nme. From one of the men In
the bort on which the girl escaped Me-
Mama. learns that Nances real name
Ii PA ieiope Gatiin. He also discovers
thai she is heiress to $3.50. 600. Fearful
of Mcnamara, in ha official capacity
Nan fees. Lanny finds her In her
arArtment. sound asleep. Several days
alter her partially restored memory
leads her to tell Lanny of her wealthy
father. Theodore Gatlt1, srs ~ -.
girihood In France.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-01-28

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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-01-28

the bombs II he didn't swipe EN- out
of the police arsenalf"
Flynn commenced to sob as ne CON
sidared the barren fruits OF his
enormous sacrifice.
.Amadeo, swear to me, by our COM
mon faith, that. come what Will. blow
high, blow low. come sickness or sor-,
row, happiness or health. you'll naleT'
lay Off this job until we've landed that
that-that huzzy."
fright | swear" Angelloti's voice
trembled with the sincerity OF his
purpose.
The respective wives OF the worthy
pair telephoned down to The chief of
the detectives next morning and In
formed him that their husbands were
confined to bed with influenza. Ii
might not be umlss. also. to state that
Lanny came home In taxi about
twelve-thirty. and finding the front
door free of Angelloti, and the neigh
borhood ozone quite restored to nor
malcy, retired 40 her bed and passed
almost at once into dreamless aud I'M
troubled sleep.
Ii was not police car In which
Nance had escaped, but the private
vehicle OF Detective Sergeant Flynn,
and Its loss troubled him until the car
was found. abandoned, out In the Mis-
sion, about twenty-four hours later.
A In tha ar n
Flynn. The car had been driven six
miles. In company with Angellotl thnth
now happily recovered from their ter
ribie experienced he drove in the same
car from Lanny's house. via the most
direct route, to the point where a
patrolman, had picked up the car
thence via the route followed by the
natrolman when he came off duty and
| drove the car TO the central station and
reported Il. The mileage was six and
two-tenths miles
"Shas hnled up within block or
two Of where she left the car" Flynn
| decided
met such a cold trail. after all, =
| AngellotI exuted. well just have to
patrol the neighborhood In our of
| moments. I'm sure the girl doesn't
| know she swiped your car, and that
she gave us clue to follow her"
III crooks didn't make mistakes and
| give us the breaks, my boy. you and
wouldn't be where we are" Flynn re
minded him. Il think II might be d
good idea to Interview the druggist In
| the neighborhood and see II she's beer
| in to buy new lipstick."
| A round of the neighhorlng drul
stores, however. proved barren OF 6
new lead. and as they had other mat
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-01-28
By PETER B. KYNE
Copyright by Bell Syndicate
WNU Ssrvics-

OF This childhood formula, she had
made her decision, she leaped Into the
coupe of Messrs. Flynn and Angelloti
and went rapidly away. Lanny, watch
Ing her from the darkened doorway,
sav~fhaf she had taken the wrong car,
bun was afraid to cry out and warn
her. SO she did the next best thing.
She locked her front door behind her,
climbed i..to the other car and drove
down town to late motion picture
show. She carried the search warrant
with her and while enjoying the show
tore II Into little bits.
or the weeping. the grooming, the
burning sensations In the eyelIds. the
bewilderment, the cropping, vomiting
eHrsiHg and despair of Messrs. Flynn
and Angelloti nothing need be
said. Suffice that Angelloti felt his
way out of the gassed area and about
two minutes after Lanny's departure
stationed himself on her front steps
while the valiant Flynn, dying a thou
sand deaths, stuck manfully at his post
leaning Up against the kitchen door
enduring for duty's sake. Convinced
they had Nance Belden cornered. the,
waited for the night wind to dsslpat'
the gas. Angelloti ceased to weeI
about half an hour after escaping from
the gassed area. but continued to gal
for an hour. About ten-thirty he wa
able to see. so he rang Lanny's bell re
pearedly, but received no answer. Thel
he noticed that their car was missing
so he summoned the martyred Flynn
around front and told him the worst
Don't speak to me" FLYNN com
manded psssionately. I'm dead! Hun
up an all-night drug store an phon
for a taxi"
sThis," Angellorf Kissed, rs Dan Nc
Namara's work. Where would they &c
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-01-28

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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-01-28
Ancient Festival Goes On

Al AK en- Provence. France. was
Instituted the lrst Roman garrison in
Gaul. The church of Monte Sainte Vic
tolre perpetuates victory OF Marlus.
Every April "a there is a procession
from Rauvenargues to the mountaIL
to light a bonfire. This, the festival OF
Marlus, Is one of the Oldest still ex-
listing.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-01-28
Still Coughing?

No matter how many medicines
you have tried for your cough, chest
cold or bronchial irritation, you can
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Serious trouble may be brewing and
you cannot afford to take = chance
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branes as the germ-laden phlegm
Is loosened and expelled.
Even Ii other remedies havo
failed, don't be discouraged, your
druggist Ks authorised to guarantee
Circumcision and to refund your
money II you are not satisfied With
results from the very first bottle.
Get Circumcision right now. (AdS0
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-01-28

She-I hear you are making
your mark at college.
He-Well, yes. I left the i'm
print of my heel on one chaps
neck in Saturdays football game.
Even Up
II had beard like yours once,
and when / realized how it made
me look | cut it off,"
well, I had a face like yours
once. and when ! realized. that
couldn't cut it of, ! grew this
beard"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-01-28
Even Up
When Trouble Came

The little girl returned home
from school and said to her moth
er: "Oh, we had q lovely lesson
all about some people named
Adam and Eve, and they lived
ever so happily in the Garden
of Eden until the servant ar
rived"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-01-28
IA Fewa
3 Little 3
..-.Srniles-.,
The Truth

The Truth
A city man crawled over fence
only to find himself in a pasture
with a vicious looking bull.
'sHey, there" he called to the
farmer, us this bull safe7n
Well" replied the farmer,
she's a durn sight safer than you
are"
There's the Rub
I'VE women are always nisun-
derstood."
well, I've never yet met one
who tried to make herself plain. !"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-01-28

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-25
Berger Begins Batting Spree,
 But Arm AilS
BY ERNEST BARCELLA United Press Staff Correspondent

Boston, June 25.-(UP).-Letting the sports chips fall where they may:
 Criticism appears to have snapped Wally Berger, the former Boston Bees outfielder, out of his batting clump. Three days ago, some of the New York baseball writers travelling with the Giants were be- ginning to wonder whether Manager Bill Terry got an antique for the $25, 5,000 the Giants reportedly shelled out for Wally.
 Berged was benched for a day. Next day he returned to the line up and banged out a homer. |. Yesterday he not only connected for another circuit clout, but con- tributed pair of singles and scored three runs.
 Bad Arm?
 Despite his batting revival, there's still some question about Wally'S arm, however. Terry hadn't seen Berger in action this season before he purchased him 10 days ago. :. And the truth is, Wally has been having trouble heaving the pill to the infield. The months layoff that resulted when Berger suffered a broken finger in the seasons opening game apparently affected his throwing.
 Don't be too surprised if large Shanty Hogan, the erStWhile Wash ington Senators catcher, hooks on with the Detroit Tigers. For the second time this season, Shanty was given his walking papers by the Senators the other day. .
 The Tigers could use a catcher, what with Mickey Cochrane and his stand-in, Ray Hayworth, on the shelf and Rookie George Tibbetts ailing with lumbago.
 It's a cinch Detroit can stand some added strength. They look ed none too impressive in dropping a two-game series to the roaring Red Sox. .Harv Owen, their reg ular third sacker, is out of action and so is Shortstop Billy Rogell. :. Charley Gehringer is bothered with a charley horse and Schoolboy Rowe is still trying to get his arm in shape.
 Incidentally, when Lefty Grove beat the Tigers yesterday, it mark ed the 50th victory of his major legue career over Detroit. And,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-25

the court.
 I don't like that hint about not leaning on alibis, either. The Cnly decent pieces of furniture in my home are a couple of antique wall nut alibis. They stand just inside the living room door, and the first thing I do when I reach home in the late afternoon is to slip of my shoes, undo my tie, and lean against those cool, Straight-grained alibis. Nothing SootheS me so much. Fif- teen minutes of leaning against an alibi and I am ready to sit down with the little woman and talk over the chances of having the rent ready on the first.
 Mister Mallory says alibis bend easily. Just because his alibis are made of poor stuff and won't stand up, is no reason for him to criticize mine.
 The more I think about it, the more I believe I'll sue MT. Mallory.
 Mister Mallory, what's your phone number? My solicitor will call upon you early tomorrow. And you had better have an alibi that won't bend. Copyright, 1897, by United Press)