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Evening star., 1937-05-20

CHEVROLET 1894 business coupe; black
paint. clean upholstery, all good tires and
splendid motor, We certainly offer you ex-
ceiient value in this car; S3l5. c. C c.
guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co 1922 22nd
81. Natl 5000. Open Sun. and eve
Evening star., 1937-05-20

CHEVROLET 1871 coupe: looks good. runs
good and is good; honestly priced at
Sli5 pay $40 down and We will arrange
easy mo payments. owens Motor Co.
Evening star., 1937-05-20

CHEVROLET 1885 coach: standard: beau
tiful original finish almost like new
quiet. economical H-cyl. motor; clean in
terror: honestly priced at S345 and it
Is easily worth the money pay $50 down
and We will arrange easy terms on balance.
Owens Motor Co. 6}23 Georgia ave
Evening star., 1937-05-20

DODGE 1898 sedan floating power. all
steel body hydraulic brakes; motor in the
pest of condition; practically new rubber
clean interior, Reouced for a quick sale
SiH3. l., P, Steuart. Inc. 1925 14th St
Evening star., 1937-05-20

PLYMOUTH 1885 4-door de luxe. driven
by young lady; original paint Job slip
covers from the day purchased; very low
mileage. radio, cheap for immediate
sale No. 5 Concord ave n v
Evening star., 1937-05-20

PACKARD 1895 5-paSs. touring coupe;
large trunk: black paint tires almost new
spotess upholstery; radio. heater: very
S7a5. c. c. C. guaranty. Capitol Cadillac
Co. 1222 22nd st. Nv. National 1900
Open Sunday and eNenlnRs
Evening star., 1937-05-20

PONTIAC 1888 sedan. Here's real trans
poTtatior at low cost; motor: tires paint
Steuart Inc. 1925 14th st. NV.
PONTIAC 1885 convertible coupe; excel
lent condition. Can be seen at Shreve
District 0169.
Evening star., 1937-05-20

CHEVROLET 1881 sport coupe rumble
seat, quiet. powerful economical 6-cyl
motor; five good tires. Honestly Priced
at Sl65. Pay Sl5 down, easy monthly
payments on balance. owens Motor Co.,
63n3 Ga ave
Evening star., 1937-05-20

CHRYSLER 1882 s-cyInder sedan; cheap:
very good condition: being sold for storage
sine good condition SIOO Thomas Bros,
Garage llOh W st n v
Evening star., 1937-05-20

PLYMOUTH ] a35 sedan; radio excellent
consitIon, $3.50. 653 Pa. ave. sc. Atlantic
Evening star., 1937-05-20

PACKARD 1885 model 12O sedan, large
trunk. gun metal finish motor and tires
At low price S6s5. II. B Leary, Jr g.
Bros, 1921 l4th St. NV. Adams $500
Evening star., 1937-05-20

PACKARD 1880 phaeton. blue black good
appearance. well kept, S225. Inquire
WaTdman Park Garage. Columbia 1902
Evening star., 1937-05-20

OLDSMOBILE 1887 six-clinder touring
sedan, gray: radio and heater; driven only
900 miles; will finance. Shepherd
23A6-J
Evening star., 1937-05-20

STUDEBAKER 1884 sedan; black finish
very good motor 5 very good tires spotless
interior: will give many thousands OF miles
OF reliable TRANSPORTATION at low cost: 1895
L. p. Steuart, Inc. 1925 14th st NV.
TERRAPLANE 1885 coupe; an r. & g.
value: only 1889: trade and terms to suit
Capitol Motors. 215 Pa. ave. Sc. Phone
Lincoln O3O2
Evening star., 1937-05-20

CHEVROLET 1924 master coupe. This car
has had wonderful care by former owner
and is easily worth our Honest Price of
$3.50: You mus see this car to appreciate
It, Pay only S}5 down and We will arrange
easy terms on balance. Owens Motor Co.,
6.S.l.3 Ga, ave.
Evening star., 1937-05-20

FORD de luxe station WAGON. Presents
appearance of new equipment new tires;
thoroughly reconditioned. This is an IDEAL
car for use or a country estate or at the
beach. Cars of this type are usually not
found IN a used-car dept. so II you can
use this Job. act quickly. Terms as low as
S75 down. balance to suit you. LOGAN
MOTOR co LII 18th st NV
Evening star., 1937-05-20

VIKING 1929 sedan: beautiful original
finish, car has had excellent care: AL
pay 500 down; easy terms on balance.
Owens Motor Co. 1923 Georgia ave.
Evening star., 1937-05-20

OLDSMOBILE 1893 2-door s-cylinder Sc
dan. trunk; motor in best Of condition
Clean interior very good rubber low price
at S349. l.. P. Steuart. Inc. 1925 14th
st. NV
Evening star., 1937-05-20

PLYMOUTH 1897 de luxe 4-door sedan
original black finish the same as new Thi.
car was traded on a De Soto and actually
has less mileage than many demonstrators
Carries neW-car guarantee S125
Semmes Sales. Inc, De Soto-Plymoutt
dealer. 4l:l 18th St NV. Adams $500
Evening star., 1937-05-20

FORD 1895 Tudor touring de luxe origi-
nal black finish like new. new engine: only
S419; trade and easy terms. Capitol
Motors 2l5 Pa ave Sc Lincoln O302
Evening star., 1937-05-20

OLDSMOBILE 1896 5-pass sedan; excel
did tires; radio S675 is certainly low for
this car. c. c. G. guaranty. Capitol
Cadillac Co. 1923 22nd st. NV. National
5000 Open Sunday and evenings
Evening star., 1937-05-20

FORD 1884 de luxe coupe, only S269: a
square deal value; only So down. balance
to suit YOU. Capitol Motors. 215 Pa. ave.
Sc Phone lincoln 03Oo
Evening star., 1937-05-20

CHEVROLET 1894 master coach. beautiful
new brown finish clean interior, motor
just overhauled and guaranteed, several
new tires. This is one of the best cars
of its kind in the city Honestly Priced
at 1865; pay S65 down: easy terms on
balance. Owens Motor Co. G.(23 Ga ave
Evening star., 1937-05-20

CHRYSLFR 1929 "76" sedan: good condi-
ton, s60 or best offer also 1900 Ford
Tudor. good condition: cheap 1910 Flor
ida aye NV
Evening star., 1937-05-20

PLYMOUTH 1884 de luxe 2-door sedan
original finish perfect seat covers. This
little car is as clean as a pin and in
perfect mechanical condition, just the
car to take you vacationng; S345 Semmes
Sales. Inc, authorized De Soto-Plymouth
dealer, 4l2l 18th st. n ". Adams 5000.
Evening star., 1937-05-20

FORD 1884 Fordor sedan: in dandy con-
dition throughout: honestly priced at
$3.50 and it is easily. worth the money:
If you have steady Job and good credit
YOU can buy this car for S5 down and
easy mo- payments on balance. Owens
Motor Co 62o3 Georgia ave
Evening star., 1937-05-20

HENRY I. QUINN Attorney.
637 Woodward Bldg, WASHINGTON D c.
fy20. 1924 26.2S,je1
Evening star., 1937-05-20

THOS. J, OWEN e. SON AUCTIONEEFS
143l Eye ST. NV.
Evening star., 1937-05-20

FORD 1885 Tudor. only S34a; recondi-
toned and ready to 20; $40 down balance
easy. CapitOl Motors 2lS Pa. ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1937-05-20

OLDSMOBlLE 1886 5-pass. touring coupe;
tulipwood brown finish this car has ex-
cellent tires and perfect upholstery, It Ger
tanly Is in splendid condition throughout;
$3.50. c. c. c. guaranty. Capitol Cadillac
Co. 1222 22nd st. NV National 1900.
Evening star., 1937-05-20

FORD 1884 Fordor sedan with large
trunk; new rings; doesn't stall: finish and
upholstery very good: S2a5. on easy terms;
] owner. Williams and Baker. 1907 14th
Evening star., 1937-05-20

THOMAS J. OWEN e. SON Auctloneers
lI3l EYE ST N W
Evening star., 1937-05-20

FORD coupe: 1881; first Sl35 kakes this
splendid Ford; marvellous condition. 134o
Kenyon ct. n.v- Apt. !. after 6,
Evening star., 1937-05-20

ITUStfe.
Note-For further particulars apply
either to SEL1G c. BREz. 932 Southern
building. or ROBERT G. TIMBERLAKE
National Savings e. Trust Building
My6 s. 10.12.14 l5.17.1S.l9.
Evening star., 1937-05-20

CHEVROLET ] 936 town sedan. attractive
gun metal finish is Just like new, large
built-in trunk. 5 fine tires. spotless inside.
performs like new; S4T5. Pohanka Service
l DE tlth u " DiSt rict Oh
Evening star., 1937-05-20

FORD 1897 de luxe Tudors and Fordors
company ofhcials cars. at substantial re-
duction: Trade in your old car or avail
yourself of the easiest terms in the city.
These cars carry new-car guarantee and
are the very latest types. Logan Motor
Co ct n
Evening star., 1937-05-20

DODGE a36 4-door touring sedan. new
car condition and appearance in every
detail :. floating power, an-steel body.
h;ydraulc brakes, safety glass modern
throuehout. tires like new: economical
family car at a low price. S6G5 H. B.
Ieary. Jr.. & Bros 1921 l4th ST n W
Evening star., 1937-05-20

ORD 1885 de luxe 4-door sedan. care
ully driven. little used; for quick sale
325. Call Columbia 6isf-M dealer
Evening star., 1937-05-20

DODGE 1888 5-paSs. sedan; excellent
paint. all good tires and splendid motor
TINS car certainly is priced low enough at
S2s5. c: C. c. guaranty. Capitol Cadillac
Co. 1222 22nd ST. NV. National $500.
Open Sunday and evenings
La gaceta., 1937-01-11

rez caera a la Iona; a Chino AL
varez lie contaran diez seguUdos
ell jueves; a Chino Alvarez ten
Iran que ponerle una . nueva
mandibula; ChiAo Sc ha metido
en- "jam6n y medic ystendran
que sasarlo del ring pari-
Cuando Diamond Sc enter6
de las expresiones "descorte-
ses' de los visitantes, frunci6
Il ceno Y coment6: Los buenos
boxeadores no gritan tanto.
Durso tabla mucho y este quie-
re decir que no coAstituye peli-
gro alguno para Alvarez.
Para rival de Ollie Joyner, de
Bradenton, Sc ha eQptrRtado a
Buddy Schilneaht, & individuo
+. quien Jose Luis derroto hace
alg1n tempo. Joyner 'apabull6'
IA senana pasada, en- Benjamin
Field. al pobre Mike Firpo.
La gaceta., 1937-01-11
Ell DIALBLO ROJO ENMASCA
RADIO H CON DICK
POWELL

Disgustado porque Dick Pc :
well le pegd varias bofetadas
la semana pasada, el Diablo de
la Mascara Roja lie desafi6 a ID
char y esta noche Sc veran la,
narices los dos gladiadores, en-
la arena de los artileros.
Dick Powell, un vilano, conc
ce las villanfas de su contraric
y promote ~arpancarle la masca.
"a, de ser possible.
Dozie Osburn, otro villano
tendra de contrario a Paul Mul
dock, de Ciudad de Mejico. Mul
dock fue derrotado la semana
pasada.
I'm nuevo ~villano, Ivan Vactu
rolf, de 225 libras, tendra de
contrario a Tom Mahoney.
Mike Ribbons y AL Perry lu.
ckaran cor un Unite de 80 mi.
nutos.
La gaceta., 1937-01-11

.vicio...
Leon mantiene la cabeza RI
gida, un POGO caida hacia AIDE
lants; traga dos veces saliva, y
luego dice, CO nvoz clara y fran
ca q la cara del sonriente ms
ItrH,tor:
ia la orden! va Sc que no
soy NADIA nj valgo para NADIA.
Brosius ris:
No todos tienen por que
ser soldades. Puedes llegar a
ser I'm buen comerciante: "Sil-
bs&tein, S. A."
La cana de Leon sc enciende
de purpura. Y su espalda Sc do
lila, como 81 lie hubiesen azota-
do.
AL llegar aqui, Ferd levanta
81 brazo i~zquierdo:
La gaceta., 1937-01-11
ESTA NOCHE OFRECERA
UNI ~EXCELENTB fROGRA-
MA Ell DE
SULPHUb. 81 KINGS @

Despres de los grandes exitoSs
del sabado, en- la matinee y EN-
la function nocturna, Sc ha pro-
pafado para hoy un programme
iue tiende a complacer todos
,os gustos.
Ell programa ha sido combi-
1ado por A. N. Hayden, elise
retario, un experto en- Ell COMO
imeinto de log galges. q
Para la octava cArrera han
lido seleccionados los fejempla-
res Judy Flint, Wanda Darling,
Princeton, Mobile Oil, Score,
Big Chance Just Chief y Grand
Hcrsham.
Rare Juvefltus, que tantes
5xitos ha alcanzado, tendra de
rivales en- la sexta carrera a
tan notables perros como Acu :
r1en, Star King, Thady Quill,
Apostle Peter, Mystic Shrine,
Sandy Hare y Betty Mozart.
La lista de sele:ciones que Sc
nos manda para hoy contiene
las siguientes:
Dusky Count, Piper More y
Cardigan; segunda, Barney
Ross, Able Chance y Rite Cop
tercera, Side Slip, Oswego Buck
Y Blue Chance; cuarta, Done
Gone, Red Beckey y Jerry eros
quinta, Gus Lin, Casey Chord y
Strina; septima, Thanya, John
Andrews y Sondra; octava ca
rrera, Judy Flint, Mobil Oil J
Princeton; novena carrera
War Whoop, Rough Boy y
Spellbound decima, Siam, Mar
gle Donna y Finest Pal; once.
ma, Chance Line, Top Cash y
Kamachyolu.
La gaceta., 1937-01-11
grandes muestras de afecto:

grandes muestras de afecto:
-iQue tie ha pasado, hon.
bre? mo tie sientes bien?
Leon, palido como la muer-
tie, con los ojos velades por ami
Hos oscuros; Leon. ell heroe de
las treinta flexiones, ell anico
Judio y aspirante a ranchero
de la clase, sonrie dulcemente
y r%esponde, cast jovial:
IA la ordenl No, senior,
no me siento bien.
Y apenas puede tenerse en-
pie.
i Vaya, vaya dice ell ms
tructor-. No hay que apurar-
Sc. Para otra vez prd,ura decir-
me que padeces algo del cora
zon... Cast es una suerte, pues
ESQ tie permitira Eibrarte del ser
La gaceta., 1937-01-11
La Gaceta Folletin No. a
Ernesto Glaeser
LOS QUE TENIAMOS
DOCE AMOS

pecho, Sc cuadra con las pier
mas rigidas, junta los talones Y
sc excusa, con su VOC quebrada
IA la orden, Herr DR.. Bro
sius!
Ferd salta a su lado y lie sos
tiene.
Brosius mira al muchacho.
Su rostro angustioso Sc aquie-
ia. Sc SEGA la frente con ell pa
iiuelo de batista, y Sc sacude
Ell polyo de las rodillas; luego
de 10 cual sc dirige a Leon, con
La gaceta., 1937-01-11

Kid Chocolate peleara con johnny Erickson
. sernana en- toda la nacion

New York, Enero 11.-Dara
hoy una exhibition a cuatro a.
saltos, en- Buffalo, New York.
ell negro Jose Luis, campe6n sin
Verona del peso con- oletn. Lou
Poster, de Pottstown, Pa, sera
el ~contrario del famoso negro.
FL Jueves spor la noche, en- Min
neapolis, Luis dara tres exhibit
clones de a 2kSsaltos cada una.
Ell negro leece contratado
para pelear, hefa go de enero,
con ell formif ge pdgil Bob Pas
tor Sc verifpcara ell combate en-
ia Madison Square Garden.
A diez asaltos combatiran ell
microbes, en- ell Hip6dromo, So
lily Krieger, de New York, y
Teddy Yarocz, el. eu.ampe6n
del u So medic. Tambien Ell mi@r
coles en- New Haven, Conn.,, ell
excampe6n del peso de puma,
Kid Chocolate, tendra de rival a
Johnny Erickson de New York.
Lunes.-Luis (Kid) Manuel
de Cuba, gladiator del peso wei
ter, peleara en- Plainfield, N. ].
con Mike Piskin, de Freehold;
On Chicago, Peter Lello, de Ca
ry, Indiana, tendra de rival a
La gaceta., 1937-01-11
Chino Alvarez peleara ell Jueves
en- IA Arena De los Artlleros
Tehdra de contrario a Johnny Durso,
I. = uaa nueva adquisicion


Baby Miller, por razones que
no son del case exponer, decNn6
Una pelea con Johany Durso, j6
ven del peso ligero que apareffs
temente aspira a la corona de
las 1876 Ifbras.
Cuando Lou Diamond vic que
Miller declinaba, 10 atribuy6 a
"ensriamiento" y lie ofgeci6 a
finn Downing los servicios IN
Chino Alvarez.
Isl ell Sr. Miller-dijo Dia-
ncnd-no Sc atreve con Durso,
Chino Alvarez, mi ahijado, Sc
atrevera.
Downing, que empSasa a tt
rarse de los pelos, vic abiertas
de par en- par las puertas del
cielo y eontest6: Noble PROPOSE
to ell tuyo, caballerosoe Dia-
mond.
Los papeles de rigor fueron
sacados de una mesa y las fir
mas Sc estamparon en- los luga-
res indicados.
Terminada la cperaci6n de
firmar los contracts, Diamond
Sc limpi6 ia garganta y expu-
so: a este senior Durso, muy CO.
nocido en- su casa, aunque alar-
dea de haber vencido a los me-
jores, lie pondra a dormir, en-
muy pocos asaltos, ell "astro''
maximo de Tampa Ohnito AL
varez, ahora vecino de Ybsr CT
ty'.
Sin encomendarse q DioS, nj
pensar en- ell Diablo, Durso y su
director gritaron: Chino Ava-
La gaceta., 1937-01-11
to y 10 anuda provisionalmente.
70 muerdo en- ell nanecillo

to y 10 anuda provisionalmente.
70 muerdo en- ell panecillo.
De la villa llega ell resonar de
los martillos y ell estrepito de los
earros y los coches. De veg en-
cuandc, Sc escucha tambien ell
ruido acolchonado de la lillian
deria. 81 cielo esta bajo v pesa-
do. Las nuibes, cargadas de llu-
via, son de un color g~ris-azuli-
no. Por la carretera pasan tin
Nneando en- sus bicicletas las
columnas de obreros que u,el-
ven de la fabrica.
Ferd Won K, plantado delan-
te de mi, con las manos meti-
das en- los bolsillos de su panta-
ion de cuero. lanza a las terra
de una patada una piedrecilla
blanca de marmel.
La gaceta., 1937-01-11

gunta:
- Quieres que tie llevemos
en- brazos?
-No-dice Leon, que apenas
prede sostenerse.
En- 81 momento en- que cru
gamos la puerta de salida, lie
gan del centric del patio, cruzan
do ell aire, las agrias woes de
mando del Instructor v return
ban con su peril exacto los nd-
meros de la clase, y al sonar
preaisamente ell nimero 13,
Leon cae desvandcido contra la
empalizada del jardin del diree
tor.
En- brazos lie llevamos q casa.
Su madre, despues de hacerse
cargo del chico, nos di6 dos pa
necillos de pan &cino y en- segui
La gaceta., 1937-01-11

Nick Peters de San Anto7b, TIE
xas.
Martes.-Nelio] Battina, de
Beacon, New York, peleara en-
West Palm BEACH, Florida, con
Carl Knowles, de Rome Ga.
Jueves.-Perfecsa Lopez, de
Mejico, sera ell contrario del fl
lipino Varias Milling, en- Wat
sonyille, California. Arturo Co
doy, ell chileno, una d las princi
pales figuras del peso complete,
Sc batira con Jack roper, peso
complete e California.
Viernes.-N peso "ba1Sta1
Lou Salica peleara en- Holly
wood, California, con Pancho
Leivas, de Yuma, Arizona; Fila
DELTA vera en- acci6n a Benny
Bass " Joey Allen, dos gladia-
dores Gel peso ligero.
SabaAO-Johnny Pena, del
peso ligero, combatira en- New
York con Al Reid.
La gaceta., 1937-01-11

Sc mn
crachas o senores para una pre-
posici6n que puede i~nteresar-
les. Llamen por ell teleionG
N 65-662.
La gaceta., 1937-01-11
.Advierto respetuosamente

&A0NASA w
al senior instructor que Sibber-
stein sigue temblande.
-Entonces, llevadle a casa
srdena Brosius, Y me hace sena
tambien a mi.
Entire los dos cogemos d
Leon; lie llevamos junto a la
pared del patio; lie descalzames
las sandalias, Y mientras Ferd
lie sostiene, yo la ayudo a salzar
las botas.
mo os molesteis, deiadme,
que puedo yo-dice Leon; perc
Ferd lie edvierte que dela,te de
~nesotros no tiene por qua fingir
81 no sc siente bien.
Y Leon sonrie y Sc agarra a
la fuerte cabellera de Ferd.
lie sostenemos, y Ferd lie pre-
La gaceta., 1937-01-11
Sc LIE HA HECH0 A BRAD
DOCK UNA OFERTA DE
100000.

%AuU,UUU.
Detroit, Michigan, Enero IL.
I'm viejo director de p1giles
v ahora empresario, ]. Kearns,
anunci6 aver haber haeho una
oferta de $4,000 a Jimmy
Braddock per una pelea, en- esta
ciudad, con ell negro Jose Luis.
Kearns asegura que tiens sufi :
ciente apoyo financiero para me
jorar cualquiera otra PROPOSE :
ci6n que a Braddock Sc haga.
81 Ell campe6n acepta las con-
diciones, 81 combate Sc verified
"a en- ell mes lie JUNO, en- Nevin
Field, ell terreno de los Tigres
de Detroit.
Luis ganara 5000, 600. Sc lie
concedera a Bradock la alterna-
tiva de tomar un tanto por cien-
to de 10 que Sc recaude en- las la
quillas.
La gaceta., 1937-01-11

TORRANCE PELEARA CON
JOHNNY SAXON

New Orleans, enero lila
"a hoy su segunda presentation
como gladiator professional,
Jack Torrance, ell corpulento
ciudadane de Luisiana. Johnny
Saxon, de Texas, sera Ell con-
trario de Torrance.
En- su primera pelea, sosteni-
da hace varias semanas, To-
france derrib6 a su contrario,
en- primer asalto, con formula
bles punetazos. Torrance era
famoso como lanzador de pesos.
Aseg1rase que Mike Jacobs
de New York, lie hara sustain
ciales proposiciones 81 continda
alcanzando v~ictorias.
La gaceta., 1937-01-11

accion, con ell fin de retirarse
permanentemente de las ligas
mayores.
Crowder dice que desea rela-
clonarse con una liga menor v
que no quiere irse lejos de esta
ciudad.
La gaceta., 1937-01-11
ALVIN w PIDE SU
LfBERTAD

Winston-Salem, N. c., Enc
no 11.-Un veterano pitcher de
la Liga Aemricana, Alvin Grow
der, ha pedido a los Tigres de
Detroit lie dejen en- libertad de
La gaceta., 1937-01-11
da llam6 por telefono al medi-

co.
De vuelta acompano a Ferd
camino de su casa. Estamos en-
abril y ell sol pende LEGO en- la
nebliRa. Eos aldeanos rigen las
pesadas yuntas por las tierras
negras, con latigazos Y maldicio
mes. I'm fuerte noroeste silba v
azota los setos de avellano. DON
de brillan va las primeras flo
res. Ell aire llega dulce v carga.
do de la humedad del estiercol
que las zagalas descargan con
grandes tridentes de los carros
humeanteS.
En- ell arroyo, junto a los ala
mos, nos detenemos. A Ferd Sc
le ha roto eli Gordon de un zapa-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-28
Market Opens Fiy7nL1 J: ln 1o derd ! radi1e
U. s Steel Made New IIigh Since I93 Other SteeIs < Strong Oils, Bidding Issues Were Prominent
ny ELAxER e. WALzER LIfniiek R6nas Eihamnlnl EAlfnf

NOmAtS~ 4NpAp E1AnS@-yt--- r--t~lyr--, '. New York, Jan. 2e.,-SIF) - Stocks and bonds opened firm in moderate ly active trading today. Cotton fur
 tures eiso. made gaifis and the French franc +steadied ,Iwhen the
 Bank of. France raised its discount rate. ..s < z. < ], ~; / /. s.s. sti ]: United states Steel jnfnped@t 3-a to esT-e, q tfieW high since 1881. OrI . block of 5000 shares. Other isteels were strong. .s. .-. ,s.y.--S-:>.rs ,s. 4 Oils and building issues were
 prominent. Utilities made snnal.
 gains. Rails were mixed. Mctnrs
 were. steady. !
 international Hydrceiectric opened
 8; 900 shares at .16 up 1-2 and a new high. Nash IF elvinator opened 5000 shares att24 5-8, ex-dividend. up I
 point and a, new high. American
 Radiator opened 5000 shares at 2e.
 unchanged. 5
 Superior Oil made 2 new high at
 7:18 up Ia on Q block of 12,000
 shares. Pure oil opened 1000 shares
 at 22 5-a up 1-4:- Seaboard Oil 45 up 1.2. Standard oil of New Jersey e9 3-4 up IA: 5ocony-vacuuIil 2,500
 at 1T 5-8 up 1-8 and equal to the
 i1igh.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-28
TRUCK DRIVER . ESCAPES DEATH 4 |
Huge Auto Heavily Loaded
 Overturns- office In= yestigate Report

Peter Connolly, 26, of 40 Wash ingtoiI street, driver of a Connecti- cut company delivery truck, mirac- ulously escaped injury today when his vehicle overturned in front of the M. J. Daly company on Bank street at 1:30 o'clock today. The truck which weighs IF tons was fully loaded at the time, and was thrown on its side right up1G onto the sidewalk.
 An eyewitness to the crash stated that Connolly in the truck came out of Liberty street and proceeded down Bank street toward the cen- ter, and another car which was immediately in back of him at- tempted to pass him out. In doing so he cut in sharply, forcing Con- nelly to one side. A Connecticut company repair crew removed the badly damaged truck from the scene.
 Until 3 o'clock this afternoon, no one had been booked at head quarters on any charge arising from the crash. sT
 The other car was driven by George Galullo of Alder street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-28
IGAS RETAILERS ]. ROSTER ] S'MELLS
Twenty New Members En-
 rolIed Standard Prices < Principal Aim

With maintenance of standard gasoline prices in this vicinity as its principal aim, the reorganised Waterbury Gasoline Retailers asso- citation has begun an active pro- gram. Twenty new members have already been enrolled. <.
 Officers report that the new members are enthusiastic over the possibilities of the organization. A membership drive Is now underway and 1t is expected that practically every gas retailer in the city will be in the ranks of the association.
 A meeting this week was attend ed by the following: Bernard West, Burt Walker, Timothy Murphy, R. Osborne, P. s. Holland, Nelson Beg nal. Driscoll and St. Louis, Michael Croce, L. Spirit, Richard McKenna, J. w. Cornette, Martin Scalza, Ralph c. Theriallt, John Bates, Ed ward L. Lane, Carmine DeBenis, John Larmett, Ben True, Bert Hud- son, Louis Lagessc, Jerry Sullivan and William J. Roberts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-28
BROTHERS HELD ..
 FOR ROBBERY


 Worcester, Mass.a Jan. 28-(UP)- Two Boston jeweler brothers were or- dered held in $l0,000 bail each in Worcester superior court today pending trial Tuesday as alleged accessories in the $l2S,000 Kennedy jewel robbery.
 Arraigned before Judge James O. Donnelly, Frank Ciampa, 24, and his brother James, %, pleaded not guil- ty. They allegediyy bought part of the jewelry stolen from the South boro home of Mrs. William J. Ken- nedy, wife of wealthy Boston clothier, last November.
 Four other persons have been indicted in connection with the rob- bery. ..y
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-28
LOYALISTS IN
 SOME ADVANCE

Madrid, Jan. 2s 2s-UP)-Loyalist troops advanced on wide front today, occupying the entire West Park area where some of the most bitter fighting of the siege of Ma drid has taken place. 1t was an- nounced officially. The advance took place without government troops firing a shot, officials said. In the absence of an immediate explana- tion, observers concluded that the sudden rising of the Guararrama river, in the rear of the insurgent lines, forced the rebels to withdraw when their trenches became flooded.