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Nogales international., 1937-06-01
Thank You, Retiring Board!

THE board Of aldermen retiring this morning
D. Rankin, J. C. Tovrea Louis Hudgin, A. W.
Lohn, Harold Wayte, and Blaine Roark,-are due
thanks from the public for many hours spent work
ing for the city the past two years.
They served without pay and usually tried to gov
ern we believe for the best interest of the public in
general.
Some mistakes they made can be attributed to the
fact that they allowed Mayor Bettwy to have his way
on numerous occasions. But we all make mistakes
None of us are perfect.
Nogales international., 1937-06-01
Why We Opposed Bettwy

WE were asked by prominent Democrat in Phoe-
" nix the other day just why were so opposed to
Andrew Bettwy during his term as mayor.
If the person asking that question had lived here
during the past two years he could readily under
stand stand against Bettwy and support of al
Nogales international., 1937-06-01

Craig Pottinger, whose newspaper,
the NOgaIes International, vigorous
ly supported Mayor-Elect C. C.
Cheshire and his candidates fer al
dermen in their successful race at
the spring election.
A Kentuckian by birth, he settled
in Arizona 27 years ago while 1T
was still a territory and at NOgaleS
Is years ago today. He has been en-
gagged in newspaper work in PhOe-
nix, Flagstaff and NogaleS since
1910 and founded the NOgales In
ternationaI IL years ago last Tues
day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
NEWSPAPERMAN
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
DIVINE'S HEAVEN
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
Supreme Court Met al Noon to Hand Down
 Several Decisions
TRADE COMMISSION CASE IS SETTLED
Question Was on Sale of Encyclopedia; Court Is
 Unanimous in Ruling
BY RUSSELL TURNER


 United Press Staff Correspondent
 Washintgon, Nov. 8-UP) Associate Justice Hugo L.. Black today presented the first formal opinion of the su- preme courts 1937-38 term. Blacks opinion, the first pre- Sented as the court met at noon today, concerned 8 cease and desist order issued by the federal trade commiS- sion against the Standard Educa- ton society, publishers of standard encyclopedia. Blacks opinion up- held the plea of the trade commits sion that Q second circuit court of appeals decision modifying tie commissions order against the firm be set aside. The supreme court ordered the case remanded for fur- ther findings before the trade com mission.
 Presentation of a written opinion by Black at the first formal decis- ion day since he took his seat on the court was regarded by court ob. servers as somewhat unusual Ordin- arily new justices spend an initial period familiarizing themselves thoroughly with the work of the court before opinions are assigned to them for writing.
 Case In Question
 Tine trade commission case on which Blacks opinion was written
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
|RIT-RUN DRIVER
 STILL AT LARGE
John ScIiuster Is in Fairly Good Condition
 in Search Expected

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
MOTHER, HER TWO
 CHILDREN DEAD

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
CHARLES BEDAUx
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
RAND, BERCOFF
 LOSE MOTIONS
Indictments Not Qnashed, Demurrer Is OverSaled
 By Judge Hincks

aew HaNsn, Conn., Mev, e,wlUpl -wU, s, DiefFiet Court Judge Carroll c, Hlneks today denied . 1efense motion ko aliaAll Nge Indictments Agalllst James M tl@T9, dFy pFesIS Aegt ef UDe aAlpiDetells sisaila, coFp,, sgd ReaT1 EeFEo9, Eiao ere seelise1 ef vleleting ille bvFlleg eililseiFlkes bEAekila9 Ael 1bN court 1lse @veFg ruled ( AelnaFFfg attAfkinR fbe RyTllee aet Re AafIlbieilolis Y ifile wFlis l1D 9eelsiop llepoellle ef lile aefense laFotAesA 0f ile illeleslllellif, fefAlg}lfe aNt Alfisle, eQHlelilA4 2 filleIe kafas ggapL elglllg ie TseAeas feF slle
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08

was mCenSlIle0 when German war ships joined Italian warships in tar- get practice yesterday off the Italian fortified naval base of Gaete.
 Aside from any military clauses, however, belief strengthened that the pact would be made the basis not solely for a negative fight against the spread of Communism but for a positive drive to increase the influence of Fascism and Nazism throughout the world.
 There has been talk already of in- viting South American nations to adhere to the pact. There is belief that efforts will be concentrated m the next few weeks on obtaining the adherence of European nations, and reaction from eastern Europe indi- cated that the anti-C Communist idea had won strong support.
 All Sorts of Reports
 There were all sorts of reports as to action that might ke taken as the result of Italy's adherence to the pact. First there was the suggestion that Japan might recognize tne spanish Nationalists.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08

still in custody of the court. That Moderator McMahOnis "third' elec- tion return will show almost an ex- act check with the other returns is the conceded status of the report today.
 To Present Findings
 Corporation Councel Charles s. o. COnn0r, counsel for the moderator. and Attorney Richardson Bronson, counsel for Senator George T. Cul- hane and six other Fusion candi- dates who lost to Democrats last Oc- tOber, will present their findings be- fore the court. It is expected that the Fusion counsel will point to vari- ous minor discrepancies" between the reports of district mCderators and the machine figures, none which changed the election results however. as Moderator McA6ahon found them.
 May Fail oe Proof
 That three votes were "found' iii the 2Oth district over which 8 Re- publican moderator had jurisdiction, is seen to indicate that the question of discrepancies" will fail of ma teraal sufficient to warrant further litigation on the same premise. By the same token. it is understood that contemplated fraud charges against various who are alleged to have voted improperly will not be pre- feaxed by the Fusion candidates in- asmuch as late investigation has sl,1wn that the general" nature Ol such complaint would tend toward involving voters" of every political affIliats0n labeled fn the election Then, too, the cost has become q maioT confederation. .,s
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
GIRL HAS MADE
 UNIQUE APPEAL
Asks President Roosevelt to Get Her Fiance Out of
 U. s. Navy
BY HARRY VERGUUeON

lUnltel Press bisN CoFTaspendenil
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
London Daily Express, Ad- vises Him to Get Out
 of Public Arena REACTION IN UNITED
 STATES HAS SET IN Papers Comment Pro and COn-PathOs, Personal Tragedy Suggested
BY HAROLD ETTLINGER

BY HAROLD ETTLINGER United Press Staff Correspondent
 Paris, Nov. 8.-UP)-The Duke of Windsor has decided to study housing conditions right here in Paris, it was un- derstood today, and then within a week or two, perhaps to seek rest in Austria or on the French Riviera. Spokes- men for the Duke denied re- ports that he had decided CD to go to the United States in February; (2 To go to Denmark; (3) to go to Russia: (D to go back to Britain. The spokesmen said he had decided nothing, as regards travelling. It was understood that his brother, King George VI, called him by telephone yesterday and that the Duke was unable to tell even him, in response to a question, what his plans were because he had made none.
 Indefinite Postponement
 Sources close to the Duke said that he had decided two things first. to postpone his American visit indefinitely: secondly, that when and if he did make it, to do so without an official sponsor such as Charles E. Bedaux.
 Speculation on the possibility that the Duke would go to the United States later continued active.
 There was no belief among those of the Dukes encourage that he would return to Britain, particularly because hostility to the Duchess has been increased if anything among those who opposed his marriage 70 her.
 As regards the Dukes future study of housing conditions. it was inti@ mated strongly in circles close 70 him that any further tours would be made after most careful study Of possible representations and that he would seek advisers, other than those with whom he talked befofs deciding to visit Nazl Germany
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
Mayor Thomas Mccoy OfPalvtucket M Court
City Clerk City Garage Supt. Also Appeared Created Disturbance on Train After Yale, Brown Game
 Last Saturday; Trial Postponed

New London, Con-, Nov. e--CUP)-- Mayor Thomas F. Mccoy Qf Paw Etucket. D. T., and two administration aides were arraigned in police court today on a breach of peace charge following their removal from Q New Haven" road train Saturday night for allegedIy using "viIe and pros fare language" in the dining car. Triai was postponed until Novem- ber ie to enable witnesses and rail. road men t6 be present. AFraigned with Mccoy were City Clerk ]. A, Donovan and City Garage 6upeFlns tendent Joseph Sylvester. Each was held in $50 bonds pending trial. The trio was reported close 10 Walter ?. o'IiaFa, manager Of haTTaagnsett race track,
 AFFasie6 in New London
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DEMOCRAT TOWN
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NO Slsake-Up in Ranks at Present Says Cllairnian
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
Moderator James McMahOn Writing Election Return
in Superior Court Tuesday; Findings of Both Sides-Then Decision of Court

General Moderator James R. McMahon, five weeks lacking day after his original election report the night of October 5h busy today making ready another cleo
 ton return this for the superior court hearing tomorrow which expected to the end of litigation the Wa terbury election Judge Edwin Dckenson will hear this report at 10 o'clock tomorrow in superior court and with it the results of the reanvass of the 54 voting machines
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
Seeks Rest m Austria
 Or French RiUiera--To Acquire New Aduisers
Three Nations Cause Europe Much Anxiety
Alliance of Germany, Italy, Japan Combine Presume ably to Fight Communism German, Italian
 Warshps in Target Practice
BY RICHARD D. MCMILLAN Limited Press Staff Correspondent

London, Nov. 8.-CUP)-Europes democracies regarded with growing anxiety today the prospect of world wide col
 Liberation among Fascist minded nations the result o Itays adherence to the GermanJapanese antCommunst tary clauses attached to the agreement and this suspicion
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08
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The Weather

Rein, Warn Tsnishs, Tnssday Rain, Colder.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-08

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The times-news., 1937-09-30
billiard b. Scwcll, Plaintiffs

Augustine T. Smythe and wife,
Mrs. Augustine 7. Smyth",
Louise Small, widow of Robert
Small, deceased, Roh@". Small,
Jr., Charlotte Small. Johnston
Small and Francis Small, chill,
dren of Robert Small, deceased,
and Louise Small, defendants.
The defendants above named
will take notice that IN action
entitled as above has been COM
menced in the superior court of
Henderson county, for the pur-
pose on the part of the plaintiffs
Of selling for partition three
tracts of land containing approx
matcly rs acres, in Crab Creek
township, owned by plaintiffs and
defendants as tenants-in-common
that summons has been issued in
this cause and is returnablc into
the office of the clerk of superior
court Of Henderson county on the
2Gth day of October, 1887, at
which time the defendants are re-
uuircd to appear and answer OF
dcmur to the complaint of TIC
plaintiffs, or within 10 days
thereafter, otherwise the relief
demanded in the complaint will
be granted.
This 10Th day Of September,
1897.
GEO. w. FLETCHER,
Clerk Of Superior Court.
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The times-news., 1937-09-30
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
State of North Carolina

County Of Henderson
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Dell DindsY llolloman, Plaintiff
VS.
Jerry T.. IIolloman, Defendant
The defendant, Jerry f. Hollo-
man, will take notice that an ac-
ton entitled as above has been
commenced in the Superior Court
of Henderson County, North Car
o!ina, for the purpose of obtain
ing divorce and the said de-
fcndant will further take notice
that he is required to appear at
the office Of the Clerk of the Su-
pcrior Court of Henderson Coun-
ty, in Hcndcrsonville, North Car
o!ina, within thirty (30) days af-
ter completion of service hereof
(scrvicc will be completed on the
l4th day Of October. 1887 and
answer or dcmur to the complaint
in the said action, or the plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the re-
lief demanded in said complaint.
This 10th day of September,
1887. ,,,
Assistant Clerk Of Superior
Court, Henderson County,
North Carolina.
0-l6-ThurS-4tp