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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-22
kindergarten Will
Present Operetta

Miss Kate Furman asked today
that all children of her present kim
dergarten and all her former pupils,
whether she has been able to contact
them or not, to meet at Central school
Friday morning at II o'clock to be-
gin practice on the operetta, which
will be presented in May!
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-22
More Gardens Are
Opened To Public

Gardens of Mrs. K. L. Burton, Belle
street, Mrs. D. Y. Cooper, Charles
street, and j. H. Bridgers North Will
liam street will be open for inspec-
ion of the public during the remain
der of the week and Sunday, it was
stated today.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-22
R;noc PARTY Tonight.

the James B. White Chapter, O.
: i,ineo Party will be held in the
Masonic Hall this evening at 8 o'clock
T;cl,ots may be secured from w. r.
Turner. The public is cordially invit-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-22
r" s8as ;,n 7a"' Z SOCIETY NEWS
CROCUS TIME.

whatever may have been
our vague and timid doubt
Of the springs coming H.
Of winters going out,
Ibis brave, explicit flower
AGAINST the edge of snow
Us clicked the certain hour
For all to know.
F0i David Morton.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-22
Home Tomorrow.

,ries Carrie Mae Allen, student at
romnbeu College, will arrive home
tomorrow to spend the weekend and
uin bave as her guests, Miss Mickie
Cul.reth of Wilmington, and Miss
lillian Hobbs, of Goldsboro.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-22
To Columbia.

Mrs. D. p. McDuffee and Mark
Dairy left today for Columbia to re
',i+b their brother-in-law, Charles E..
Mann Jr., who is i'll.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-22
In ePterSbUrg.

Mrs. II H. Harper and Miss Mado-
line Harper spent yesterday IN Peters
burg. Va.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-22

When I see brilliant rainbow
Arched high against the sky.
It's lovely colors cleaning .
So soft and bright and high,
wish could climb up it
Way up and DER the bend,
Slide down and get the pot Of gold
Hid at the rainbow's end.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
v9ie @eii6a~ IN Der siirfei per,
bDtem.

9ie beabiidtiete auffiibrune Oes
engliiden MuiifluItipiels nOie Set
iba" 1T In Anfaro berboten woroen,
neil tie Weniden 6es Orients als.
ben meltli6en g0lfern unterlegen
BARTLETT. 0as @erbot gebt aus bon
Der 2eitung Der 9reiie, 0ie ale Ser.
Offentlidungen uno aud ale Anf-
fiibruneen in Ser Siirfei gu gem
iieren bat. SIR aufgabe III, oarauf
gu adten, bob fein Slim ge5eigt
miro, Der befreunoete ODER aiiatiiAe
g0lfer irgenomie berabiest, Ser al
gerbreden OerIeiten f0nnte ODER Der
9ii8iplin abtrdglih ndre. @or fur
gem muroe in einem @isblatt cine
8ei6nnng aus elmer amerifaniihen
3eitung pieoergegebea, in Der Der
Safer bon Sapan oie Sauptfigur
mar. 9as 8lntt muroe bei6Iag-
nabalt uno fir IA Gage uerboten.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
@DlOffii6e fir ben gfi8am.

Ser ein8ige guropder, benz es
bergonnt mar, Ben feitli6en uno
maleriiden @alaempfong I'M Gbop
Mobana : Halait anlaBli6 Der SUI
bilGumsfeItli9feiten 6es Ni5am bon
Saioaroboo bei8utpobuen, beriftet
oariiber in Ser 0ailp Weail: Sn
berrli6en SQrben itrabtenOe, IiAt.
i~iberflutete offentlide @ebduoe uno
SauIenoe bonn Sea be0edte feier-
tGgli9 geItimmte g~ingeborene ga.
ben ben paiienoen Sirtergrnno fir
sic Muffabrt Der @ornebmen uno
Staatsbeomten, bic ibrem Serr-
i6er tire Suloigungen 0arbringen
moaten. Auf oologeitidten &ilien
iibeno, Die auf benz Marmorbooen
gebreitet laeeu, nabm Der @efeierte
bon ieoem Der iiber tauieno Staats-
beamten oas b~erf0mmlide Cobb
Itiid entgegen, oas einen 8ert BON
etpa neun Dollar bat. &dte BON be-
ionoerem Stang gaben Oas Dop-
petite, un0 einige alteingeieiiele
a0elige nod beoeuteno mebr. 9ie
@oloitiide tparen al oieier @eleger-
6eit eigens geprdgt. aaes in a1em
empfing Der Ni3am iiber $4,000.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
@ieieninieften

SnIeften BON fat 2 Wieter Can
qe bat es einmal in 9euti6lano
gegeben, in Ser 3eit. in Der ii6 Dor
Sabrmiaionen I'M Saargebiet, i'm
@beinlano uno i'm 8midauer &e-
bier sic S%teinfoble biloete. gs
berrIhten tropii1e &limaberbalt-
niiie, unter oenen iid cine iebr
iippige 8egetation entpidelte nno
6arne uno S6a6telbalme 81 mar
9enbafter @roBe emporuu@ien. Sn
ben tlelen llnteriu6ungen BON Or.
s. 6. @utb0r, iiber bic in Der 2eip-
8iger SGuItrierten 3eitung beridtet
miro, CAB es ounals llrlibeIen, bic
cine Sliigelipanntpeite BON 374 Nee-
ter erreiAten. Bon Dem r~1tlelbaften
&ieIenglieoer : SiiBler Qrtboaleura
muroen in ser @rube nMaDba1"
i'm Gaarlano elm -aulnmmenbangen-
Der 9feit BON % 3entimeter 8reite
uno 80 3entimete Q1nge gefunoen.
Gin riftiges Bib BON Dem Musieben
oieles llriniefts tam mon iid nidt
MAIDEN, 0a Der &opf uno Der
G9man0teil feblten. Sn boudnoiiden
Standardization fano man Gin
8~elteile oieles Sieres, Die auf cine
@eIamtl1nee BON / 3/4 m uno cine
8reite bon 45 en- i6lieBen lniien.
Ser R0rper mar eirultO uno beltano
aus % Bis 80 &0rperringen, Die
aus Gbitin gebiI0et tpareu. Ser &iit-
fen glieoerte ii4 in Orei Eeile; ben
Ropf milB man iid 10 boritellen, pie
i'm SauienofiiBler babeu. Oie Eiere
beIaBen Spaltbeine. bic Oenen Der
urfrebie abnlid maren II. unter ieoem
2orperring iaBen. Man nimmt an,
Dab oas Snieft auf Dem 9anoe uno
in SiiBwaiier selebt bat.
@opfIofe fam man unm0g-
Iih inter einen 8ut brinqen.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
@aRiOmsfpieIe in @aris.

An ben bier Sogen Dor Dem
9iterfelt finoen in Dem Barrier 8or-
ort Menilmontant @aiiionsipiele
ltatt, Die beim 8ublifltm einen GUT
ten grfolg batten, aud penn ibr
&rf nidt iiber oie nGd1te l1mgebung
binausgeorungen lit. 9ie 8eionoer-
belt oieier Spiele Iiegt 0arin, oaB
ole &ouen bon iungen @rbeitern
gefpieIt peroen. IS iin0 i'm gan5en
ettpa 40 0ariteaer, oarltnter Is SUI
genoli6e. Selbit Die beilige Sung
frau miro BON einem &unittii6ler
b~erf0rpert, einem 1~8iabrigen Sling
ling, Ser nit @egeiiterung BET iei-
ner Muf9abe lit. Gin 3ufdaueriaal
bon 600 Yldben ltebt our @erfii-
gung, uno oie 4usriiItung oieier
Yafiionsbiibne 1T redt gut. Ole
tednii6e Maidinerie fam nit Der
mandes m0eren Barrier Sbeaters
in @ettbeDerb treten; Die &pitiime
fms iebr angemeiien uno Iino ale
BON oen Miittern ooer 6rauen Der
9arlteler bergeftelt. Gin @rieiter
Ieitet sic Spiele. Ser einem 8eIu1er
er8dbIte, oaB sic @aiiionsipiele be-
reits felt iieben Sa6ren Deranitoltet
peroen, iooaB Die 9ariteaer, Die ia
feline eigentlide @us6iIouug als
Sdauipieler erfabren baben, cine
groBe Siherbeit in ibren Stolen err
Iangt boben. Son ben ein5elnen
Mitnirfenoen lit Der 9ariteler
Gbriiti elm Siidler, Der oes beili-
gen Sobannes elm Metaaoreber, Der
oes Sltoos elm gerf6ufer, mdbreno
Der beiIige Hetrus BON einem Sup
ferarbeiter uno 8ontius 8ilatus
bon einem Sdreiber gelpielt miro.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
Gantt nan mad 8elte'
ben UeineM?

0ie Sroge, 0ie ii6 beIonoers fir
Ben belttigen &iuobeiu6er oft erge-
ben miro, tuenn er Oie eroBen
Sdauipielerinnen in Srdnen, bic
nidt inmer @lD3eriuperIen 5u iein
brau9en, faft aufgel6it fiebt, 1T i6on
bel i'm 8uiammenbang NIT Der
&unIt oes S9auipieIers er0rtert
tporoen. @s gibt grobe 8iibnenfiinit-
Ter, mGnnli1en 1tno neibli6en @e-
i6ledts, Die INNER, uenn lie on
beitimmte Stelen zines Stiides
fommer, 10 oft Iie es aud idon ge-
Ipielt baben m0gen, e6te SrGnen
bergieBen. sic iino pirfli6 BON Dem
2eiO, oas tie in ibrem Spiel Oitrd-
leben, 10 eri9iittert, Dab iie meinen
miillen. Mnoere itno mieOer imitanoe,
Die ErGnen fiinitli6 berbor3urufen.
9ioerot ipar Ser Mfeinung, bob
man oas @einen lernen tonne mie
ieoe anOere 6ertigteit, uno es gibt
iogar &e5epte, Inn SrGnen berbor-
aubringen. Wfande Sdauipielerin.
men berftedten in tbrem Aermel ODER
in ibrem Soidentltd elm t%rGnenerrc-
genOes Mittel, es mliBte ia nidt
tmn1er cine 3miebel iein. Cine err
tlGrte, OaB fie nur Idarf nod elmer
eleftril6en 8irne at bliden brau6tc,
lin oas Sob in ibre Qugen gu 5ar-
bern. @s gibt aud Sdauipieler, Die
Sr6nen bereieBen, tDenn tie 81
i9lu63en baben ooer tpeun ibnen
oie Stimme bri6t. Ser fran80iiide
SdauIpieIer Mounet brau9te nur
iein @eiidt in Die oiiteren Salten
Oes Grams al legen, Inn iofort BON
GrGnen iiberItr0mt at iein. gr mar
Elm &iin1tler 0es 8einens, unO ct
iagte oenn au6: nWion muB ieinen
Sranen gebieten f0nnen" uno er
fonnte Oies iogar, Denn er ben
&urs3ettel las, aud obne oaB Del.
len Snbalt i'm irgen0Die 5u erregen
brau9te.
SIN aGgemeinen fagt man ben
Jrauen mad, ooB tie oie &iinitlerin-
men oes @einens tpdrer. S9reibt
bod i1on i'm 4ltertum Der feiue
Seelenfenner CACTUS: rSie neineH
Inn 10 aufOringliGer, ie weniger tie
Iei0en~, un0 Ser 6atirifer Supenal
bebauptet, OaB Die 5rauen INNER
SrGnen in ser &eieroe baben unO
MIR auf oas 3ei9en purten, I'm Doie
S6leuien auf3u5ieben". 9ie Srauen
iino inOeiien au9 Meiiterinnen i'm
3uriidbalten Ser 8rdnett, penn tie
es 10 molten. Cine S9auipieleriit,
0ie in elmer tragii6en &oIe INNER
tpeiflte, tat oies zines Abenos ni6t.
Man mar perpunoert uno fragte lie
nod benz @rltnoe. SD piiroe ia
gerne geiDeint baben" erpi0erte iie,
Uaber ib mar abenos gu Zee ein-
g%ela0en~. Sci Den &lagemeibern I'M
Orient, bic BEL Ben 8egrdbnisfeiern
cine 10 groBe &ole ipielen, bat man
beobadtet, Dab iie 5par ales aus
fiibrens mas als 3ei6en Der Grauer
gilt, ooB iie iammerbone Sdreie
ausltoBen, iid sic 8ruit i6lagen, Die
Saare 5erraufen, Die &lei0er 8er-
reiBen, ooB aber i6re glugen INNER
troden bleiben.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
Sin %gefranOcter YOts
NAL.


Gin riejioer 9otuol Itranoete Dor
fursem an Der engliiHeu 9iiite
in gri0lington. Gas Sfelett tit
iebt bonn South aeuiingt -Muieum
aeboroen uno in ser Sonogrube
oes MitIerms beer0igt porOen, BON
mo es etwa nod Sabresfriit Wie.
ser a~usgegrabeu perOen iou, fuenn
Das Rnodengeriiit BON allen 6leilG.
teilen fret aefporOen iein miro. @s
mar elm mdnnli6es Gier, 81 Sub
lang uno un0 nod niht o0aig aus.
gemadIeu. Gies lit Oesmeeen be-
ionoers pidtig, neil fat imruer $50
Ie, tDelde an GnglanOs &iiite itran.
0eten, groBe 8uIlen tparen, 10 Dab
man ounabm, ooB es im.ler dltere
Siere ieien. Bic iiiugere unO frafti-
gere gtebenbubler BON Der SCRIBE
beriagt bitten.
Ser 8otDal bebor3ugt getuobnIid
tropii6e ODER iubtropiihe @emdi-
Ier, er fiirdtet oas Sis uno gelangt
oaber Ielten in ole aor0Ii6eren
Maeere. 60 fino es au6 MIR ettpa
Elm babies 9uBeno oieier @aIe, Die
in Sen leBteu % Sabren an Der
engliiden aiiite antrieben. Ser
8ottDnl geb0rt 5u Sen Arten BON
WalfiIhen, sic 31bne beliben, un0
8tpar bate oas angeiHwemmte Sier
i'm 9berfiefer nur berfiimmerte, BON
8abnfleii9 fat beroedte 8abnitum.
mel uno 80 8aar ipibe f~egelformige
816ne I'M ltnterfiefer. ltngliifli.
dertpeiie tparen oieie idon BON N[n-
benfeni1gern gum 9r6Bten Sell aus
gebro1en por0en.
9ie Botpale ~pro0u3ieren aud
nod in ibren inneren 9rganen am.
Der, einen 0l6altigen, b0hit poblrie-
denoen Stoff, uib Oas 8aIrat, elm
in Ser &Glte Idneeflodenartig ge-
r~innenOes @ebil0e BON Berlmutter.
glan3, 0as fosmetii6e @irfung ouf
oie meni6Iide Saut ausiiben ion,
10 oaB Diele, 10 berihtpt Ser Sad-
berftGnoige oes Reniington : Mu-
feums, nfamett, Inn li6 elmer @ra-
tisbebanolung in S66nbeitspflege
8a uttter8ieben, in0em iie ii9 NIT
oieiem Gtoff aus benz Gaoaoer Sc.
Iidt un0 S1n0e einrieben."
9as @etDiht Oes SfeIetts lit A
bis gu flint Eonnen, Ser u~ngebeure
S1G0el, ser bel benz lebenoen Gier
faitm merf6or bonn @umpfe Ii6 ab-
bebt, tpog oIlein minoeitens 8 Son-
men. 9os @eiamtgenibt oes Sic
res NOR SO Gonnen I'M gatl8en.
Sem Mtuieum miro BON Ser &ii-
ftenmate ieoer geitran0ete @al ge-
meloet, oie benz @eieBe nod ols
0&0nigli6e Slide" Ser &rone ge-
b0rer. Sci Ser 8ergung BEG Gie-
ientieres bate man nit groBen
S1pierigfeiten 8u fGtnpfen. Ser
idtDere S6doeI beriant tief in Den
Sano. 8alo nod geginn ser Or
belt brad Ser Sd1oel bonn &umpf
tpur0e BON Ser See binpegeeipiilt
uu6 erit altf elmer 10 &ilometer
melt e%ntfernten Sanobant pieoer
aufgefunoen. NadOem Ser S1GOel
auf elm @efGbrt aufgelaoen mar,
puroe oas &doertperf melt in bic
See binalisgeriiien uno m4Bte erit
bon eitem M~otorboot mieoer olif-
gefiIht tperoer.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03

@opfIofe fam man unm6s-
lid urter einen Sut bringen.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03

9 o8 quite @ewiisu 1T Der bette
Mnpalt.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
TIT
g(nslaMO.

Sraaen ser geb0lferungspoIitif
tperoen audi i'm @usIanoe in Itei-
aenoem M1aBe er0rtert uno fitbren
at geIebgeberiiden MlaBnnbmen. SIN
M1r5beft Der BEL s. s. 2ebmann
in Miinden erideinenOen Monots-
I6rift ogolf unO Eoiie" merOen ei-
nf9e neue Eotioden auf oieiem Sc
biete suiommengeiteat. 9ie engli-
iden 0ominions itelen einen &aum
obne 8oIf 0or, rnO ser @eburten-
idmun0, iiber fpeIden i'm Wtttter-
LAMB geflagt miro, beoeutet uidt
nur fir oieies felbit cine ernite @e.
fabr, Ionoeren ebenio fir ieine So
minions.
Ser neutrality-suspicious. bon &a-
na0a, Bennett, bat oaber iiber ben
&unofuuf cine O%ringenOe Mabnung
an sic engliide &egierung geri9tet,
Oen Dominions Meni6en gu i6iden;
Dor allen Ioaten oie M~rbeitsloien
bier Arbeit iu1en. gr pies bar.
alf bin, o1B i'm eugliiden &eid
obne England ungefdbr 81 Miaio-
men Menlhen mobnen, allo etpa
elm Giinfunoiteb8ieitel @ro8ent Ser
8eltbebolferung, pdbreno bic 9o-
minions etpa elm Siebentel Der ge-
Iomten gr0fIG6e einnebmen. auf
cine anoere @efabr, Die @eiites-
franfen in England, modt &obert
MrmItrong Sones aufmerfIam.
am /. Sanuar 1886 nurOen 1857
I'll @eitesfranfe ge8dblt, BON De.
men ni1t peniger als 137,903 aut
0ffentliae Soften erbalten perOen
miiiIen. Nur 1904 iinO @riOat-
patienten, oorunter 6,764 Srauen.
Sn S6iDeoen bil0et bic &anO-
flaht elm beionoeres 8roblem. Bel
elmer @elamtI eb6lfermngs3abl bon
100000 betrug I'M Sabre 1885
Ser 8ep0lferungs5uDads nur 16,-
399 8erIonen; babel nabm aber
in 6emIelben Sabr Die 2anobebolfe.
rurtq UNI 28,250 Meniden ab. SIN
Sabre 1886 mar Elm 8eb0lferungs-
8umod8 in ben StGOten nm 49,
511 9erIonen gu ber5ei6nen, nab
reno ste 2anobenOlferung eber mebr
abaenommen bat als i'm goriabre;
0ie qena1en 8ablen liegen nod ni6t
Dor. Na9 Stodbolm iiberfieoelten
i'm borigen Sabre 10000 Meniden,
0ag Iino 5tpei 9rittel oe8 8ep0lfe-
rungs3upa6ies. 8eionoers itarf
tpanoern Die 6rouen bonn 2anoe ab,
10 6aB Mangel an DeibliAen Dir
beitsfrdften berridt.
Sn @rie1enlano iin6 cine &eibe
geIebgeberii1er MfnBnabmen gegen
Sic gbeI5eu geplant. 9as Seirots-
iabr ser 8eamten ion % Sabre be-
tragen; uncerbeiratete, pelGe otter
iino, iouen aus Dem Staatsoienlt
ausi6eiOen. Cine SunggeieaenIten-
er ion Soppelt 10 bod iein, wie
oie IteuerliGe 8elaItung Der G6e.
leute. 0as gr6e InOerbeirateter
fon our Sdlfte benz Sisfus aufal.
len.
Sn Snpan iinO MoBnabmen CUR
@er6iitung ~erbfranfen Mahpudies
eggplant. Ser Snnenminiiter bat
einen @eIesborf9lag borgelegt, Der
oie Notwithstanding geiitig
i6tpa6er 8erionen boriiebt; tie ioa
in allen Ganen 8tuangsweiie Dor-
genommen weroen, in oenen elm
Mr8t bic Notpen6igfeit feitIteat.
Cine llnteriu6ung bat ergeben, bob
70 b. $. Der unnormalen 8erio-
men lire aranfbeit bon ben gltern
ererbt baben.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03

Niles nm onft .@as
Ion i1 nur nit Sen ainoern onfan-
gen2~ fragte oos &inoermao4en.
vGie ltreiten uno ~treiten uno iino
nidt 8t berubigen.~ oS6iden Sic
fie ali mir" ontportete bic Mutter,
lid tperoe i6nen etpas poriingen.~
v@d," lagte oas Mdoden, voamit
babe i@ ibnen aud i6on georobt.
Das bat aud ni9ts gebolfen."
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
@eiter 8emefg.

Setter 8emeis. rSeit
pier5ig Sabren femme id Oies Sc
maiier,~ beriiderte Der 2otie, Ser
oas Gdiff oen SluB binaufiteuerte,
Dem &apitdn. SD femme bier ieoe
Sonobanf melt uno brett, als Oh lie
in meiner Saide mdren." Sn Die
fem ArsenbIid iaB oas S6iff pl0b-
lid felt. nSeben Sic" fiiete Der
9otie ieinen 8orten raid bin5u,
n0a lit idon cine.
- Ole &abe i'm Sad. Gin
Bauer begegnete ieinem iungen
No6borsiobn, mie Der abenos nit
elmer 2aterne ouf Ser StraBe oa-
berfam. n@obin?@ fragte Ser 8au-
er. rSreien,~ antmortete Der iunge
Mann. n8a8u babe id feline 2aterne
mitgenommen," iagte Der aeltere.
rSn." eripioerte Ser Sunge, plieb
Dir ober audi nal an, mas Du se-
trieat bait"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-18

colonies. MT. Peterson madea the last registration and it Is dated June 10, this year.
 However, for those who own bees and haven't registered, or those who expect to own bees, the following notice is quoted, take 1t or leave 1t:
 AS the season for inspection of apiaries hears close for 1887, State Entomologist w. E. Britton reminds bee keepers that they are required to register hives before October l.
 The Connecticut Statute reads Each person owning one or more hives of bees shall, annually, on or before the first day of October, make application to the town clerk of the town in which such bees are kept, for the registration of such bees, and such town clerk shall issue to such applicant & certificate of registration upon the payment of recording fee of twenty-five cents, which certifi- cate shall be in the form prescrib- ed and upon blanks furnished by the state entomologist and shall be recorded in the office of such town clerk .. Any owner of bees who shall fail to register as re- quired by the provisions of this section shall be fined not more than fivn dnllarc O
 The registry and inspection of apiaries is @ measure for the pro- lection of bees. Doctor Britton points out that bees are subject to bacterial diseases that are easily carried from one hive to another with consequent heavy loss.
 The state, therefore, requires the registration of hives and sends two inspectors out to inves- tigate conditions in all counties of the state each year. In 1886, 1,438 apiaries containing 9,278 col- onies were inspected, Doctor Brit ton writes in his annual report. One colony had European foul brood and 176 colonies in 89 api- aries were infected with American foulbrood. The disease occurred in every county in the state but was most common in Hartford and Litchfield counties.
 Since the beginning of inspec- tions in Connecticut in 1910, the number of apiaries has increased from 208 to 1,438, the report states.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-18
MARCONI TRIBUTES x
 PLANNED SUNDAY
Mass in Morning and Aft
 ernoon Memorial SerysI
 ice Stud Program

Italian societies 0f the city win join in tribute tomorrow to tho memory of the late Guglielmo Man. conf, beginning their activities ny attending, Q mass to be celebratsd at g o'clock at the church of our Lady of Lourdes church for the'EFe- pose of the soul of the late inveptdg The program for the day will. sh6 continued with memorial services At the auditorium of Wilby High school in the afternoon beginning at 2:aO o'clock. -.- ca
 Members of the Aviglianese Aid Society and Societa Operala Proc gressiva voted recently to take parb in the exercises and will meet tQ- morrow morning at 8 o'clock n front of the church.
 The speakers at the afternQDn ceremonies will include Rev. J0s seph Valdambrini, Rev. Dr. John ". Lewis, Rev. Pasquale Codella, Judge Edward J. Mascolo, Prosecuting At torney Charles Summa, Attorney Pasquale DeCicco and Vinz Cofpttb.
 The program committee includes Joseph Guerrera, Mary Mecca, Mrs. Mary Ricci, Mrs. Anna Hadden, Ga- briele Carissiini, and Alexander Mole The hall committee consists of Mrs. Anna Hadden, and Mss Mary D. Mecca. Pohn Sfroza and Francis Marucci are in charge Of music arrangements. NTM
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-18
International Police
 Chiefs Preside Pays
 Tribute II oVVork Here
Efforts Show Intelligent Approach to Problem"
 Writes Harold E. Green in Public Safety Maga- zine City Attains Perfect Goal

Harold E. Green of Evanston, II. tinois, president of the Iilternation- ai Association of Police Chiefs, cites the Waterbury Accident Prevention Bureau as an intelligent approach to the problem of traftlc safety and traffic law enforcement" in an ar- ticle written for Public Safety magazine, and published this month.
 The article, which deals exclu- sively with trafflc conditions in Wa terbury, and the safety records at- tained here lauds that fact that during the month of July an index of 10 was recorded here. Such in dex is said to be the goal for which the average city should strive for.
 Published Story
 MT. Greens story is as follows.
 Runners Outp This is the de- cision that has been rendered against every hit-and-run driver who has come to bat In Waterbury Conn, during the first seven months of this year. Whyp Be- cause a, smart Waterbury's Acci- dent Prevention Bureau has skill fully flelded the ball and tagged them out while they were still cir- cling the bases.
 Out of 4l hit-and-run cases rec ported from January l to August ], Waterbvry's traffic police have ap- prehendNd and secured the convic- tons of every violator. Often the only clues the officers had were a few fragments of headlight glass and Q vague description of the au- tomobile.
 Maintaining a perfect record against drivers who leave the scene of an accident is not tho only ac- complishment of Waterbury tralflc police for the first seven months of 1887. Traffic fatalities have been
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-18

Waterbury's total case load of families on relief has dropped from a64 in 4uly to S20 as of August 3l, 1t was announced at the welfare de- partment today. A set of the figures contained in the local report for August has been forwarded to the office of the commissioner of welfare in Hartford for the state monthly report.
 Decrease Noted
 At the end of August there were 2,193 persons in the city receiving aid through the department of well fare as compared to 2,2l3 at the end of July. This shows decrease of 20 in this classification.
 This total has been broken down in the report into three classifica- tions: Full relief, Partial relief and Institutional cases.
 At the end of the past month there were 975 partial relief cases as compared to 1,01S s' the end oi July. This shows Q drop of 43 per- sons. On the other hand the num-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-18
SALVATION ARMY
 PLANNING RALLY
Sunday School Scholars to Hear Brigadier John
 WaldrOn

Tomorrow Is being observed at the local corps of the Salvation Army as Rally Day for the scholars of the Sunday school. Lieutenant Ma thanael Simington, assisted by the Young Peoples Sergeant Major Mrs, O. Ruda, will be in charge of the program at 2 p. m. in the citadel on Savings street. Brigadier John Wal dron, who Is visiting the city. con- ducting @ preaching mission at the local corps, will speak to the chil- dren. Invitations have been sent out to former and present members of the Sunday school, and a record attendance is expected.
 The schedule of services tomorrow is as follows: holiness meeting at Il a. m., Sunday school at 2 p. m., young peoples meeting at 6:30 p. m., open air service on North Square at 7:30 p. m., and public meeting in the auditorium on Savings street at 8 p. m. Brigadier Waldron con- cludes his campaign in Waterbury tomorrow, and proceeds on Monday to Burlington, Vt., to hold revival meetings at the corps there.
 Two out of town visitors spoke last evening at an open air meet ing sponsored by the Salvation Army corps on the Green. They were Major J. Oldford of Winsted, and Captain Clyde Green of Bristol. The open air session followed one held at the citadel, presided over by Brigadier Waldron, who is conduct ing a revival here in Waterbury. Captain and Mrs. Clair bowman will assist Adjutant Wiberg and Lieutenant Simington tomorrow af- ternoon in 8 number of open air services which will be held in cer- tain sections of the city.