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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-29
Walter WiHaclAeu On BYO0dzgNy
This Is New York!
CTrsds Mark Rsgssrsdp Daily MirroE


 Central Street. the Ll the ROwey keeper asm ns % n % mGn a1 5 M EE piS % Ss Tsa of6 town
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 Brooklyn which features Neon sign read rees s sau through sSoo d tans ankle daily Miriam Hopkins expensive Sutton Place home at building street which shop girls seaehcomber ba which formerly Empire than weeks to clean
 theater boxofdce built phone The garbage collector who be heavng the around ayem in front of the 47h street Autonat on Ssa Ss sss d where can get free lunch any T time of @ the dy Sam Harris A. cigarettes h a p m hs % I e% York there en paen ee and half she liked the place much that when cured A. Friend is a dentist at Madison and eOth St.
 Fraunces streets where Washington said farewell his officers and whose Revolutionary atmosphere his by astrology alley of Chinatown who don't in group
 Indian file having its origin the Tong ,s an takes subway train to travel from Seventy nonAyan gentleman "spitIp Cohen the Clinton st. sta en who has inspired @ the fear n % osn a 1o sa a although the phone company won't
 of twenty bucks and never grumble st. Nal as many Jewish hespian ads celebrity hunters are ana I National Sar h n r pieces The Salvation Army corner bands which collect son ad agency where day rewarded with day off
 opheum palace street BrOdaway, which zegfe White and Carroll used to raid fequeny grabbing off Gotham mart filth street. The picturesque chap with sandwich sign for fifty cents day.
 stairway Seventh which made where single aren't permitted to oter The special @ can @ get Z ag e s merely e Beagy Du @ been gong & aronma @ h ya g R e M the bb % Wbo is will join the immortals when he perhes
 The house on Madison avenue block from deserted back the remember Chamberlain Brown the 4Sh street cast Morgan Tauah Bankhead others The Miyako street. Jap restaurants where copstks eating permitted Gibers where the customers can buy motor oil ways eight seconds NBCs The Fish Chips shop Tag nT e which two nate Gothams traffic congestion
 Ceyon restaurant whose lists Bombay duck-whic n duck M @ Ws a n d ave 5 and Da0 te 15 cents The gallery or theatrical % m sam h. bill sooooooo Abraham & strau in whose bird de- pa ae @ e pspi M s0 Finn Center whose three four process servers a on which still gasght and requened by
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-29
Mentioning At Shore

Vacationing At Shore
 Mir and Mrs. Harry Sizer of Mon- mouth avenue and children, Dor othy, Lucille and John, also John Holmes of Fairmount are vacation ing for week at Bayview, Milford.
 The annual picnic of the Grace Methodist church Sunday school
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-29

ing for himself or a san agent for another, who shall employ or au- thorize or prmit to be employed any minor in violation of this act shall be fined not more than one hundred dollars.
 Sec. 5. Section 5213 of the general statutes, section 1604c of the 1885 supplement to the gen. eral statutes and chapter IA of the public acts of 1897, are re- pealed.
 Signed June 22, 1897. Effective July l, 1887.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-29

Russia will send $2i, 100000 worth ot goods to the Far North this year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-29

On June 5. 2Oo4, the planet Venus will pass between the earth and the sun. It will be seen as a small black speck crossing the face of the sun.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-29

isn't only dried fish skin The barber school on 1Seth avenue Haircut Freely the manager gallery theatrical old timers in Sam H.
 Radio Corporation of America whose annual phone bll is said to $l0OO00OO whose bird partme parrot which sold fifteen times and returned Film Center building whose entrance three four ways First the oldest which still employs gasght and frequened by the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-29

taxi drivers who work days week from until grmbe St. Mal- church. 49h street for actors which frequend by just celebrity Boadcasng music library in the world bands which collect starting with The J. Walter Thomp whove time for month arc rewarded with a day off.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-29

palace at 4h street and which Carroll to raid frequently grabbing off hosesse behind the Gotham The picturesque chap with the Times Square sector in sors seeking sandwich sign for fifty cents day
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-19


 They were told 1t will be neces- sary for legislation by the Connec- ticut General Assembly to authorize the city of Bridgeport to contribute ten percent In land money or other wise toward the project and to meet other requirements of the Housing Authority Act.
 MT. straus said that the President will soon make an announcement 50 that Governors throughout the United States will understand the requirements of the law and the necessity for State legislation to meet those requirements,
 Senator Lonergan has been active on this project from the beginning,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-19
Afraid of Police'. and Driver Proved It
COLLEGE HONORS
 EDITH KRUCELIS
Lois Chamberlain Also on Bates Deans List for
 Second Semester
tspecIaI to The Democratl

Lewiston, Me-, Nov. l9.-six un. dergraduate students from Connecti. cut attained the Bates College deans list for the second semester Of the lo3e-37 school year according to an. nouncement made in chapel exers eises this morning by President off. ton D. Gray.
 Those from Connecticut who had rank averages of s6 per cent or better during the semester follow:
 Glass of le38--Lois Chamberlain, 250 Frost road, Waterbury: Mar- jorie Caroline Jansen, i2o Seaside avenue, Stamford,
 Glass of ie30-FranceS Mary Car. roll, 730 Blue Hills avenue, Bloom. field; Roslyn Leonore MacNish, lS6 Thornton street, New Haven; and Lawis Sprague Mills, jr,, Winsted.
 Glass of io40--Edith Krugelis, e0e Highland avenue, Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-19
ONE CAPTURED
 IN SAFE ROBBINC

Worcester, Mass, Nov. le,-(UP) -One youth was captured and three others escape, one perhaps wounded, early today when a patrolman, firing four shots, thwarted an attempted safe robbery at the J. D. Devoy Wholesale Produce company. The captured youth, held on a burglary charge, gave the name of Alphonse Babkauski, IS.
 Patrolman August B. Engvall's discovery of a lightless automobile parked behind the Devoy company led to disclosure of the burglary at- tempt. AS the officer approached, the car suddenly sped away. Engvall fired three shots at 1t.
 As he ran toward the store, two youths fled from 1t. Engvall fired one shot at them, apparently hit- ting one. H ecaptured the other after a chase of several hundred yards. but the first youth escaped.
 Inside the store, safe had been broken open, but nothing taken.
 The getaway car, tolen last night, was recovered a mile iron the scene. There was bullet hole in the rear.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-19

Al Jarus' e.piece orchestra. A fea- ture of the evenings program Will be the serving of @ breakfast at 3:3O o'clock la the morning.
 Entertainment and community singing of old time songs will be presented during the dinner. Re- treatments will be served and fa- yors and noisemakers distributed The hall will be decorated In keep ing with the occasion and a feature of the evening will be the grand march to be held before the dinner.
 Brief words of greeting will be ex- tended by Rev. Joseph J. Valantie- jus, pastor; Rev. Benedict F. Gaur- onskas, chaplain, and Rev. A. Ed- ward Gradeck. MT. Greblunas will be toastmaster.
 Others on the general committee besides Mir. Greblunas, include: Pe- ter Romanauskas, Anthony DereS- kevich, Anthony Stasiunas and Vic- tor J. MeskunaS. John J. Liutkevich is in charge of posters. Father Gauronskas is honorary chairman.
 The ticket committee, appointed by MT. Greblunas, is as follows: George Adomaitis, Vincent Brazis, Carl Barzilaskas, George Bartavich, Victor Deimantas, Thomas Acas, August Kankel, James Danauskas. Raymond Clibas. John J. Kairis. John w. Janusaitis, August Krisav- age, Stanley J. Lucas. Valerian Markevich, Bronis Ordeckis, Paul Romanauskas, Joseph Sm0lskis, John Stadalink. Victor Statkevich, Victor Sabalauskas. Joseph Vitkaus- kas, Joseph Kazlauskas, Adolph Val- anda and Walter Ealemonis.
 Ofacers of the society are: Presi- dent, Mfr. dreblunas; vice-president, Victor Eabalauskas: treasurer. Vic-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-19
BOARD OF REVIEW
 MEETS TONIGHT

Members of the various Boy Scout troops included in District E will hold their annual board of review tonight in the basement of tho church of the Blessed Sacrament on Robbins street, at which time 1t Is believed that several advancements are forthcoming. The exercises will be conducted by District Commis. sioner Frank Mercer, assisted by Charles Faulkerson. Of the commit- tee on scout advancement, J. Greg ory Lynch, chairman of Troop 20 committee and the troop seoutmaS- ter Edward l.. West.
 Troops included in the district are No. il of the Bunker Hill Congre- gational church, 20 of tho Blessed Sacrament church, and troop 2i of the West Side Methodist church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-19

he had taken the vehicle without permission.
 Chased Driver
 supernumerary Patrolman James Sweeney, adied by Kenneth Wills of a windsor street, this city chased the negro far out East Main street late last night, until their quarry escaped into woods in Reid- ville, abandoning the truck there.
 Officer Sweeney said that he first was attracted to the truck when he blew his whistle and the negro fail- cd to stop, The ofiicer then com mandeered the car driven by WillS and followed the truck out East Main street until the negro Stop- ped at the corner of Wales street. The officers report said that an- other man was with the driver ufa- til he stopped ct Wales street.
 Starts Suddenly
 When the negro did stop ct Wales street, the officer and his driver pulled about 50 feet past the truck and got out to question him. Sud- denly the truck zoomed out iron, the curb, and sped on out Eas' Main street with the pursuing car hot after 1t. The truck finally stopped near 0 wooded section oi Rockville where the negro hopped out and ran into the woods, losing himself to his followers, who even went into the woods after him,
 rho truck was brought back h headauarters and the registration checked with stratford police, who Identified the car. They were un- able to absolutely Identify the driver, but told local officials that they believed him to be the person described previously.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-19

Wide Interest s manifested in the annual New Years celebration ufl. der the auspices of the Holy Name society of st. Joseph's church, the eve of December 3ist ct the parish hall. John P. dreblunas, president and chairman of tho committee In charge, explained the affair will Do In the form of Q semi-formal din. fer dance.
 John Stokes will cater for tho dinner which will be served ct il:30 D. m. Music Tor dancing, from 9:30 to 3:30 c. m, will Do furnished by
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-19
HOLLYWOOD REUNION

Old friendly enemies held reunion ct Paramount recently when Charlie Mccarthy, the radio dummy. visited W. 0. Fields on the set of "The Big Broadcast of i038" Only casualty was c splinter in the hand of Fields, received when he shook hands with his diminutive little chuni.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-19
Walter Wiracllell
 On BrOddz0Gy Grade Mark Resseredl Copyright Day Mirror inc
MemOs of the Columnist's Girl Friday

Dear Mr. w. Billy Rose whose show of show opened the Ss s not taking hs divorce week ssed for London where she w wed an Argentine gold theaGs are not even billing Ross who n y Ton yn @ EG n . S.r d e the money at the nx,cics of He arrives here her next week Mrs w ce girl The depression .sC must s be here ere Last year the Red only $40 per night
 Loretta YOungs being held
 clause giving her different love interests in her films She h.. no being in the same picture % with him 80 much % Jimmy Walker possy 5aylns oSES n: gsl1E IT % d ..s Ksy @ Alsn shs critic. ot stuck With Iead hS dollar restaurant in the Supreme Court Bldg of all psss that Ss eStS elsp sa s..! ;s: .. s.;
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 oss n:;i s ss set something the maC dhotel at the Ca. snO put perfume behind his ears? He smells swell
 hear slmone sings that haEnssh dy Hde- Ing in Ldys that settling against the of tho ,sS 5 of fee ..r Se 't S oa Of the at Arthur MuTays That Judy Stewart 1 who Rudy y'' sys Ss sa. 5 s s. nG% ssss Isass ss1Ss of saoo if the original is returned.
 can't figure why the movie version of Stare Dso"
 doing pOty business hroughoI the country considering best performance since Morning Glory And don't book play Baltimore first Ward oreenes forth coming play Honey olnoh click according to some drama Ss n tSs pap by running away working he b for dozen dollars Monte BourtaiS nc longer S%Iss Dd yov notice that oil the stories citing of "Td Rather quoted the lyrics @ Larry Hart set to Dick R0dgcrs' chunesP
 Jack Pearls middle initial H Says stands ;.. for Ham January M VII signal the asryS of another meg devoted " p. % S ,s. S s oys hss. Ss ns % on s , SnS T % S Winner Of hSss s Aesa%y S or %S0; sse ysar TO' Norman Prescott town considering Dds agencies on Wine hear ts novelty in m- xst o ssn % S % Sns club during sd hs dSd E on nsu John Rockefeller personally put over the s% Snns a sa% sSS SS s ado S o bring; f names @ in the news' to the mike Instead of actors
 Law Ambers by the way won't Margaret Cello at least two he expects to retire from sne ring ycS a hayc dukes wife startled the VI Morocco bunch wh sveed eye
 Gloria and Gus Sehlrner are twolng again NO marriage though 4snd s. will soon get b%ss M goSa name Un Si bcmr converted "snd The stock market
 famous Hsor :"as zoo o 3 century Tox seS just picked her for screen ses Measess @ 1s @ m ssss % ,o S T . .sSsn of nS%s % Ssr s McIans Jock who had been missing since Monday home
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-19
Bazaar in Operation

The annual parish bazaar of St. Joseph's church now in operation at the church auditorium has attract- cd e record attendance the past two nights. It Is anticipated the same success will be evident tonight and tomorrow evening. All church so- cieties have erected concessions throughout the hall and dancing Is one of the most popular features.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-19
Building Permits

Tho following permits have been Issued by tho office of the bulld- ing inspectors
 Edward Copes, to erect frame dwelling on Weltoh avenue, $l,. 900.
 Emmanuel DiPietro, to erect 0ne.famlly dwelling on Rose. mount street, 5000.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-19
Wild Chase Along E. Main St. Ends
 In Rockville Woods
Police Seek Information on Presence of Unidentified Negro in Waterbury Last Night With Light Truck
 Belonging to His StratfOrd Employer

identified negro wo according to Straford police s afraid of police police whistles and any paraphernala connected with the police department In addition Desk Sergeant Joseph Bagey would like to know what the Negro was doing East Main street last night with light pane
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-19
Park City Must Meet
 1OPercent Of Project

Washington, D. C., November 19th 1887: Senators Lonergan and Maloney Representative Alfred N Phillips and Mayor McLey of Bridgeport conferred yesterday with Nathan Straus Administrator of the Federal Housing Authority regarding the Bridgeport su clearance project
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-19
LADIES' AID GROUP
 SERVES 300 SUFFERS

Three hundred SupperS were served last night by members of the Ladies' Aid society of St. Johns Lutheran church at the church rooms on Cooke street. The com.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-19
s. PAtrIck's Party

st. Patrlck's Party
 Considerable enthusiasm was evl- dent today on the part of the com: inittee in charge of tho annual Thanksgiving party Monday night under the sponsorship of st. Pat- riek's Holy Name society. The pro. gram ct the Lyceum has attracted attention in oil sections of the city. During the night Q bingo game VIII Do one of the feature events, fol- lowed by the presentation of several awards,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-19
Junior Choir

Junior Choir
 St, JoSeph's junior choir will hold a meeting and rehearsal tonight ct the music rooms in the Congress avenue school at 7:46 o'clock. Plans will Do formulated for the preSenta- ton of c Christmas program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-19
Holy Name To Stage
 New Years Eve Fete
John (ireblunas Chairman of St. Josephs Committee; st. Patricks Hold Thanksgiving Party Monday
BROOKLYN NEWS

tor Delmantas; secretary, Joseph sn,olskis; financial secretary An. thony Doreskevich; and marshal Peter RoinanauSkaS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-19

Police of the latter clty informed the local department that they be-
 lieved the negro was an employt of the owner of the truck, but that
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-19

mittee In charge included Mrs. Fred Munter, chairman; Mrs, Albert Jabs, Mrs. Leo suizmann, Mrs. William
 Beerbaum and Mrs. Ola A. Randall.
Evening star., 1937-06-03
FORD HAS ARSENAL
STRIKERS CHARGE
Machine Guns, Tear Gas, Bullets
Being Mailed Into Plant,
Union Men Claim.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
RICHMOND, Calf, June B
Charges that machine guns. ammuni-
ton and tear gas were being sent into
the Ford assembly plant here ver.
voiced yesterday by striking union
workers. The strikers accused the
automobile company of violating the
Wagner act.
Deputy District Attorney J Vance
Polier of Contra Costa County said
union officials told him the arms were
being sent by mail into the plant,
closed since last Wednesday by the
walkout.
Frank Slaby. president OF the Rich
mond local of the United Automobile
Workers Association laid the charges
of Wagner act violation before the Ma
tional Labor Relations Board yester-
day. He declared management intimi-
dation had prevented the 1900 work.
ers from organizing.
Mrs. Alice M. Rosseter, the boards
regional director. asked Plant Man-
ayers Clarence Bullwinkel and S. w.
Harrison TO attend a conference to de-
termlne whether formal board hear
ing was warranted. The officials did
not comment.
I. Richard Gladstein. union attorney,
and H. w. Anderson, U. A. w vics
president. asserted they could lead au-
thorities to "arsenals"
Evening star., 1937-06-03
Congress in Brief
TO-DAY.

Senate:
Routine business.
Joint committee continues wage and
hour hearings.
Interstate Commerce Committee
continues rail financing inquiry.
Appropriations Subcommittee begins
work on relief bill.
House:
Begins debate on oil conservation
bill.
Ways and Means Committee studies
nuisance tax extension.
Post Office Committee considers
establishment Of airmail feeder routes.
TOMORROW.
Senate:
Probably will not meet.
Joint committee on wage-and- hour
legislation continues hearings.
Subcommittee on District supply
bill confers with Commissioners pre-
liminary to rewriting House bill.
House:
Holds memorial service for late
Speaker Byrns
Public Lands Committee considers
Oregon and California land grant bill,
10 am.
Subcommittee of Foreign Affairs
Committee considers exposition bills,
ii am.
Subcommittee of Judiciary Commit
tee resumes consideration Of bill 70
amend employees compensation act,
l0:3o an.
Evening star., 1937-06-03

Ef Inc hSSOCIeLtO fIeSS.
BEVERLY HILLS, Calf, June 3.
Jean Harlow, exotic screen star, has
been in critical condition from in
f1ammation Of the gall bladder, her
mother disclosed today but the actress
now has passed the crisis in her ILL
ness.
Il feel like the whole world has
been lifted from my shoulders" the
mother, Mrs. Jean Bello, exclaimed,
near tears, after staying up all night
outside her daughters sick room.
This baby of mine is quite i'm
proved. Her doctor, DR.. E. C. Fish
baugh, says she Is out OF danger"
Miss Harlow was stricken last Sat-
urday. This morning, Mrs. Bello said.
the physician had planned an intra-
Venous injection in an effort to bolster
her daughters ebbing strength, since
she has been unable to take food,
even in liquid form.
Jeans illness was sudden" Mrs,
Bello recalled. Saturday morning,
before going TO the studio she COM
planned, but insisted on working. She
didn't want to delay the picture in
which she was playing with Mr.. Clark
Gable. However. when she told me
later in the day. over the telephone.
that she felt no better, 1 went to the
studio and brought her home"
Evening star., 1937-06-03
BOARD Will STUDY
UNION FORD DISPUTE
Labor Relations Group Prepares
to Examine Charges of Dis
criminatory Releases.

Investigators and attorneys OF two
regional Offices of the National Labor
Relations Board today prepared to ex-
anime charges against the Ford Motor
Co., filed with them this week by the
United Automobile Workers of Amer
lea
Charging discriminatory discharges
brought on by membership in the
union. the U. A. w. complaints were
flled at Detroit and Somerville. Mass.
Announcement of the action was made
yesterday by Homer Martin, U. A. w.
president, after a conference here with
John L. Lewis, chairman of the Com
mittee for Industrial Organization,
and Richard T. F'rankensteen, a re-
gional officer of the U. A. w.
Martin also disclosed yesterday
that the U. A. w. is planning inten-
sive organization drives in several
leading airplane manufacturing
plants Of the country among them
those Of Douglas Boeing, Lockheed,
Consolidated and Pratt-Whitney.
Evening star., 1937-06-03

After mutterinp around his hotel
room TOR while, the broke one
,Dent out and borrowed $50 from
a Ne1U York acquaintance
"Whatsa matter, Washington
friends didn't come through" said
the NeW Yorker.
Sure, they came through all
right. asked tor $50, and they
sent $50 North OF collect teleoran1s
explaining Why they ,Deren't going
to lend 1t to me-"
X X
STAND-UPPER.
THE non athletic girl and her boy
friend were sitting on bench In
Potomac Park, facing the bride paths
1t was fine Sunday afternoon, and
all manner of riders came blythe
young, the old, the clever, the inept
the lean and the fat. Around a bend
In the path came an exceedingly buxom
lass, posting for dear life, lifting far
out of the saddle, settling back with
a resounding smack. In passing she
nodded to the girl on the bench, went
chugging on her way.
The Ma. G. locked down the path
after her a moment, then said reflec-
lively to nobody in particular,
That's Maybelle. She's stenog-
rapher in our Office. I always won.
dered why she saved all her nling for