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ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Busch, for two
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson A. Potter and
two sons, Nelson A. Potter. jr., and Joel
Lanphere Potter. left Thursday by
motor for Conesus Lake, N. Y, where
Mrs. Potter will be the guest Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dean,
for a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lueck have
as house guests Mrs. Luecks mother,
Mrs. H. A. Cooper, and her sister.
Miss Susan Booth Cooper Of Ger
mantoWn. Pa.
Mr.. Harry Baker. jr, left Friday
by motor for Decatur, III, where
he will visit his mother. Mrs. Alice
Baker, for 10 days.
Mrs. Paul Larned Of Hartford,
Conn, is the house guest Of her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Davenport.
Mrs. Robert Barnett and their son
Bobbie' and daughter Juliet have taken
a cottage at Rehoboth Beach. Del,
where they will spend one month.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Webster and their
son. Gordon Webster, left Friday by
motor for Beach Haven, N. j., where
they will spend 10 days at the Ingle-
side Hotel.
Mrs. Oliver NJ. Turner left yester-
day for Lynchburg. Va, where she
will visit her brother and sister In law
for three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Writer'S were
hosts At supper party Friday in
compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. Ben 8
Fisher. who sailed yesterday in the
S. S. Champlain for q two months tour
OF Europe. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Dotterer, Mr.. and Mrs
Philip Gott. Mr.. ana Mrs. j. Robert
Bryant. jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. August
koehler, Mr.. and Mrs. James Oliver
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jay McCathran, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Graham, Mr.. and Mrs
| j. j. Underwood, Mr. and Mrs. William
| Graham.
Capt. and Mrs. H. T. Smith and
their son, Sanderson Smith. left Mon
day my motor for Duxbury, Mass
where they will Join their son, Harold
Traverse Smith, jr., and will moto,
to Camp Sparta, Me, where their sons
will be IN camp for two months. Mrs
Smith will be the guest for one week
Of her mother, Mrs. M. Sanderson.
The Rev. Henry Teller Cooke and
Mrs. Cooke, with their son, Jane.
Cooke, left Monday for Avon-by- the
Sea, N. j., where they will spend the
month OF July in their cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Stanley Long left BY
motor Friday for Woodbury. Forrest
Va. where they will stay over the
holidays.
Miss Doris Long left Sunday 70,
Plum Point. Md, to attend . house
party given by the Zeta Beta Psi SO.
rority for week.
Mrs. Nathaniel Montford is thu
guest Of her son-in-law and daughter
Lieut.. Douglas Powell and Mrs. Powell
at Burnsville, N. c.
Miss Rosemary Hazard, who ha,
been attending the Bouve-B Boston
School and who also spent one month
at the school camp at West Onitee, N
H., has joined her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmont B. Hazard, for the
Summer.
Miss Barry Chapman. who has beer
the house guest for 10 days Of Miss
Mary Jane Jacobs, returned Mon.
day to her home In Philadelphia, Pa.
| Miss Isabel Shannon and Miss Lila
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1rs. Milton Morris North, for . two

Mrs. Milton Morris North, for = two
week stay.
A shower was given Tuesday Dy
Mrs. Beulah Hess Silver and Mrs.
Jeannette Morris Wolfe in honor Of
Miss Hilda Levy, whose engagement
to Mr.. Samuel Rudolph of this city
was announced recently. There were
present over so guests, among whom
were members Of Miss Levys sorority.
the Sigma Delta Phi, and . number
OF guests from out OF town.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Krupsaw of 4407
Sixteenth street and their three
children, Fulton. Mildred and Louise
Krupsaw, le:s Friday to spend two
weeks at Wildwood, N ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris J. Silverman
announce the engagement Of their
daughter Sarah TO Mr.. Norman Gold
berg OF this city. The wedding will
take place in the early Fall.
Mrs. L. E. Rosichan and her son,
Mr.. A. Lester Rosichan, have returned
to their apartment at 5000 Connecti-
cut avenue after two weeks motor
| trip through Ohio.
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Residential News
In Gaithersburg
OF Social Interest

GA1THERsBURG, Md, July s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Reed, Miss
Mary Jane Reed and Mrs. Lawrence
Darby are spending six weeks in Cali
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton A. McCord
have moved from Mount Airy to make
their home in the Byrne Apartment,
occupied during the Winter by Mr.. and
Mrs, Merhle Haines Of Laytonsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sinclair Taylor of
Summit avenue entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Taylor of Alexandria,
Va, and DR.. and Mrs. Carl Teets Of
Washington at supper Sunday eve
ming
Mrs. Charles Hickerson of Norfolk,
Va, spent a part of the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Hlckerson Of
Germantown. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hickerson have just returned from a
trip to California, stopping en- route
to visit Mr.. HickerSon's sister, Miss
Rachel Hickerson, at Tucson, Arix.
Mr.. Yates Barber, son Of DR.. and
Mrs. Yates Barber of Frederick ave-
nue., is spending three weeks on the
training ship Marsola while it il
docked at Perth Amboy, NJ.
The Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Osborn
and Mrs. Bertha Osborn OF Gossport,
N. H., were guests Of DR.. Albert Os-
born during the week. DR.. Osborn's
daughter, Miss Grace Osborn, who i,
engaged in Y. w. c. A. work In Day
ton. Ohio. spent 4 part Of the week
here.
J Mrs. Mary Gheen has with her TO,
the Summer her niece, Mrs Estelle
Mitchell Of Miami, Fla. Mrs. Gheen
entertained at luncheon on Thursday
for Mrs. S. E. Van Valen, Mrs. Will
liam Camp, Mrs. George Hugeley, Mrs
Stewart Colbert, Miss Herv Kitzmiller
and Mrs. J.. T. Jesfords Of Washington
Mrs. Elsie Palmer and her daughter
Miss Helen Palmer, have gone to Hen
dersonville, S. c., with Mr.. Edward
O'Hara Of Washington, to visit Mrs
OHara. who Is spending some time
there.
Mrs. Robert Milan, Mr.. Everett Mi.
Ian and Miss Helen Willett left Friday
for Palo Alto. Calf, where they will
spend six weeks while Mr.. Milan at
tends the Summer term of the Uni
versity Of California as q student.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Ianahan o1
Manassas, Va, are spending week
here with Mrs. Lanahan's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Becraft.
Mrs. Fred Hazard and Miss Kay
Hazard left Monday for Seattle, Wash.
where they will spend a month and
will attend the wedding Of Miss Mary
Hazard.
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in Ventnor Mr. and Mrs. Jerome
Saks and their two children accom-
panied them and will join Mr.. Saks
mother, Mrs. Rose Saks, at her cot
tage for the Summer.
Miss Doris de Ford has joined
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen de
Ford. at the Broadmoor, from An
tioch College, Yellow Springs. Ohio.
Miss Bertha Rice Of 1929 Conrecti-
cut avenue has as her guest her Sis
ter. Mrs. S. NJ. Praeger OF Los Angeles
Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Singer, Mr
and Mrs. Aubrey Harris. Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Lyon and Mr.. and Mrs. Geralc
Lyon are on fishing trip at Watcha
prague. Va. for the holiday week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Goldstein anc
young daughter have given up theil
apartment in the Westchester and are
now located in their new home, $500
Massachusetts avenue northwest.
Miss Janet Kohner left "Wednesday
for Richmond, Va, where she spen
several days as the guest of Mrs. Ger
aid Ezekiel, and is now at Virgini;
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Lansbugt
sailed from New York yesterday j.
the S. S. Berengaria to spend si'
weeks in Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar c. kaufman are
the weekend guests of their cousins
Dr.. and Mrs. Irving Weber Of Lake.
side drive In Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. David Stern motorec
to Skaneateles, N. Y, Friday, vhers
they are house guests of friends ovel
the holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry S. Horkheimel
Of Baltimore announce the marriage
of their daughter. Alice Sadie Heine.
man. to Mr.. Morton Eugene Rome O.
Baltimore May l3.
Mrs Meyer Loeb. Mrs Alvin New.
myer and Mrs. Milton Kadden spent
| the past week at the Chelsea. Atlantic
City. where they joined the latter
sister, Mrs. Arthur Newmyer of New
York.
Mrs. David Simon left for Cleveland
Thursday to visit her brother n-lau
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Rand
for for several weeks Mrs Rane
was formerly Miss Gertrude Sherry O.
this city.
| Mr. and Mrs. A. Lehman, Mr.. an<
Mrs. David Frank and Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Guggenheim motored to Bed
ford Springs yesterday and are at th'
Bedford Springs Hotel for the week
end holiday.
| Mrs. Essie Birkenwald of Baltimor
has been spending the week visitin
Mrs. Samuel j. Steinberger at tn
Chastleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Sigmunc
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Cohn and Nj
and Mrs. Frank Luchs motored t
Atlantic City Saturday and are at tn
Hotel Chelsea until Tuesday.
Mrs Norman Luchs, accompanie
by her daughter, Miss Jane Luchs, an
their cousin, Miss Leona Spear {
Baltimore, left Washington yesterda
for trip through the West, spendin
some time In Los Angeles and Sa
Francisco and visiting Banff, LAX
Louise and Seattle. They will be gon
seven weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c. Furma
returned Friday from a To-day sta
at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel and me
tored to their Summer cottage 8
Bowie, Md, where they will spend tn
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OF the Inter- American Arbitration
Commission, will tell Of the develop
ment Of commercial arbitration In the
United States and Latin American
countries. Undersecretary Mr.. Sum-
ner Welles, arbiter elegantarium Of
the Department Of State, will talk
about world peace
Mexican Ambassador,
Medico and Poet.
DR.. Francisco Castillo Najera, Am
bassador from Mexico, will address the
institute. He is physician and sur
geon of international reputation as
we'll as statesman and diplomat. He
is also well known writer on educa-
tional subjects and poet of note His
latest book, Una Clara Voz de Mex
ico" Is not long of the press. It is
not known whether or not there is a
translation of it but those who have
read 1T in the original speak highly
of the timeliness of the subject. His
book of poetry, "Albores," has par
ticular charm for those who have lived
in Mexico: and his I'm Siglo de Peesia
Belga,' 830-l93o-which has been
translated into several foreign
languages, must have been prompted
by his love for Belgium, where he was
appointed Minister in 1927. DR.. Ma
jera, who holds the rank Of surgeon
general in the National Army of Mex
leo, is also a member Of the Associa-
ton OF Military Surgeons OF the United
States
DR.. Castro's Hobby:
Pan-American Highway.
Dr. Hector David Castro, Minister
from El Salvador and one of the
youngest men to attend the institute
will talk during the morning sessions
Of the present week. He is distin-
guished as a lawyer and writer Of
national and International law anc
was we'll known to official Washington
before coming as Minister, having
acted as secretary Of legation anc
charge d'affaires here in the l920s His
special prediction and high hopes
are for the Pan-American Highway, t6
which he is looking forward as the
open sesame not only to the com
mercial but to the educational anc
the picturesque beauty Of the countries
south OF the States. Miss Doris Ste
vens, chairman Of the Inter-Americar
Commission on Women. is the only
I woman on the program.
MIR. and Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt, jr.,
Crave Simplicity.
1t is reported that Franklin Roose.
velt, jr., and his bride have taken a
cottage down at the University OF Vir.
ginia, where they will live while
Franklin is studying law. He is one
of the first, if not the first son o1
President of the United States while
in Office, to study law there The
cottage has six rooms. Mr.. Owen D
Young said on one occasion that
There are only three rooms in q
house. No big house has more thar
three, no matter what the numerica,
count may be. No small house has
less than three-a kitchen, a settin
room and a bed room. These are the
heart OF the house Less we cannot
! have and more we cannot use nc
citizen in this land should be so pool
! as to have less and no citizen in thi.
land can ever be so rich as to buy
more" This definition OF the founda-
ton underlying happy family life
came from the chairman Of the Gen.
eral Electric Co.
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PARK REVENUES GAIN

Substantial increases in revenues
over last year are reflected in practi-
cally all the national parks, officials
said yesterday, evidencing increased
travel. Yellowstone National Park In
Wyoming has reported a 28 per cent
upturn, representing $352,7l6 alto
gether, but Yosemite National Park In
California topped them all with $494,-
069-$56,048 thus far above last year.
These funds are based on paid ad-
missions. AS yet there is no charge
for entering Shenandoah National
Park In Virginia, but the National
Park Service is studying the advis-
ability of levying one.
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daughter Miss Betty Crane, left Wed
nesday by motor for New London,
Conn, where they will be the guests
over the holiday of Mrs. Cranes SON.
in-law and daughter. Ensign and Mrs.
Albert Hobbs Clark.
DR.. and Mrs. Francis Murray and
their two daughters, Genevieve and
Anne Murray, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Garrity left Thurs
day by motor for Bigwin Inn, Canada,
for 10 days. Genevieve and Anne
Murray will spend the month at
Tegawitha Camp in the Pocomo
Mountains.
Mrs William H. Ackerman OF Water
vliet, N. Y, is the house guest OF her
brother -in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs Harold E. Burton.
Mrs. Lee Carrel of Chicago. ILL.,. is
the house guest OF her cousins, Mr..
and Mrs. James Doran.
Mr.. and Mrs William Collins and
their daughter, Carol Collins. and their
son, John Collins, left by motor Satur-
day, June 2e. for Virginia Beach where
they Will be Tor one week.
Mrs. Arthur T. Davenport enter
tanned at tea Friday In honor Of
Mrs. Edwin c. Kelton, wife OF Col.
Edwin c. Kelton, who will leave
shortly for the PHILIPPINES where he
will be stationed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Enrietto left
Wednesday for Chicago, Ill., where
they will spend a week.
Mr.. John Shelton and his sister,
Miss Emma Shelton, left Wednesday
for Boothbay Harbor. Me, where they
will spend the Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mcguire left
Friday by motor for Virginia Beach,
Va. where they will spend three
weeks.
Mrs. H. L. Callahan and her three
sons, Mr.. John Callahan and Bobbie
Callahan and Edward Callahan, are
spending the Summer visiting relatives
on Long Island.
Miss Barbara Cooke, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Russell Cooke,
Miss Betty Hollister and Miss Mary
Hollister, daughters of DR.. and Mrs.
j. Hilman Hollister, left Wednesday
for Camp Abena, Belgrade Lakes, Me-,
where they will spend two months.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Gott and their
son, Mr.. Porter GoJt, and daughter,
Laura Jane Gott, left Thursday by
motor for California where they will
spend two months.
Mr.. Norman A. Harrison, jr., OF
Greenwood, S. c., is the guest Of his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Harrison, for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Tlman and
their daughter, Janet Tilman, left
Friday by motor for Gallon, Ohio
where they will visit Mrs. Tilman's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Green
and also in Wabash Ind, as the
guest of Mr.. Tilman's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. S. Tilman, for two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Weisgerber and two
daughters, Betty-Burr WeisgerbeI
and Sally Anne Weisgerber, will leave
today for their home, Crosse Pointe
Mich, after being the guests OF Mrs
Wesgerber's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Burr NJ Edwards.
Col. Donald H. Sawyer and Mrs
Sawyer have as house guests for over
the holiday DR.. and Mrs. Charles w
Waters, Mrs. NJ. E. Osborn and Mr.
William Smith, jr., Of Hollis, Long
Island, and Lieut.. S. w. Purdy OF
Portsmouth, Va
Mrs. E. G. Adams and her daugh-
ters, Muriel Adams, Patsy Adams. and
her son, Eddie Adams. will leave Tues
day by motor for Oakland, Calf.
where Mrs. Adams will visit her par.
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About Well-KnOWn Folk
In Books, Art, Politics
at Virginia Institute of Public Affairs,
Opening Today.
Opening Today.
BY ROBERT CRAWFORD.

UNUSUAL amount of interest being exhibited In the
Institute of Public Affairs at the University Of Virginia.
which today with chapel service in Mcintyre Hail.
and parley aferward OF the members Of the institute
are to take part in the program which will continue through
next week The service today is to be Of erelgious
patriotic order in honor Of the author of the Declaration
Independence who also founder university
his pride and glory and to which he thought
and work which he wished bear the
State.
Summer institutes held at colleges and universities
to be place for the discussion of international
public afairsand interesting method
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OF Personal Note
Miss Carlyn Kaufman to Marry Mr.. Sol
Greenberg Friday Noon

wedding OF Miss Caryn kaufman daughter Mr. and
Mrs Harry Kaufman of Chevy Chase, and Mr.. Sol Green
berg, of Mr. and Mrs Isaac Greenberg of this
take place Friday at 1890 o'clock at the Mayower
ceremony will be followed by a breakfast.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Kaufman Atlantic City for
the week end holiday and guests Of the atter
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Collect Rain Water.

When one Of the city's main water
conduits burst miles away thousands
of people in Belfast, Northern Ireland
had to collect rain water for cooking
and washing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-03

Parkway is charged with embezzle- ment by agent. He is formally ac- cused of embedding $194.50 from the funds of the Provincia di Foggi So- ciety, which he served as treasurer. The embezzlement is said to have been made several years ago. In the meantime the accused went to Italy and filed papers in bankruptcy. William Powers, 2l, of 86 Prospect street is charged with theft of a motor vehicle. He was bound over January 26 and released in $1,000 bond.
 Theft of Auto
 Edward Dean, 25, of 6 Carmen street and Albert O'Bernier, g, ot 169 Fulton Park avenue face charges of theft of motor vehicle, arising from the same incident. Both were bound over March Il, after being accused of stealing and wrecking the automobile owned by Miss Florence Eccles, superior court stenographer.
 Charges of theft from person will be presented against Peter KrakauS- kas, who is accused of stealing at a local clubhouse. Attorney William w. Gager will appear for him.
 Breaking, Entering
 Charles Cheney of 211 Plaza ave- nue, who allegedly stole articles Of a value of $20O from his aunt, Mrs. Laura Cheney, of 377 South Main street, will be arraigned on charge of breaking and entering. He was bound over March 13.
 Charges of aggravated assault will be presented against Simon Griniuk, by either States Attorney Lawrence L. Lewis or Assistant States Attor- ney William B. Fitzgerald.
 William J. Butler, 38, of North Washington street, Plainville is &C., cused of obtaining money under false pretenses. He was bound over February 26, after complaint by H. H. Walcott of 1445 South Main street had been made. Butler IS accused of faking a bill of sale for Q conditional bill of sale.
 Charged with breaking and enter ing, Gerard DescheneS will face Judge O'Sullivan and enter his plea. He will be represented by Attorney A. Henry Weisman.
 Mother of Nine Children The mother of nine children, Mrs. Lena Cammilletti 45, of 285 South Main street, faces a charge of keep ing liquor with intent to sell. Ac" cused with her is Harry Pietrobono' 45. Together they are charged with running a dive at 285 South Main street, a hangout for bums, where smoke" could be bought for 10 cents a pint.
 Armand Aubrie, 27, of 428 Mill street and Ernest Chouinard, 28, of 445 Mill street, are charged with at" tempted breaking and entering. The pair were bound over March g after they had allegedly attempted to break into Gilberts tavern at 365 South Main street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-03
7lUenty-Four Cases
 On Criminal Docket
Continued from Page D

Lafayette is also scheduled to face Judge O'Sullivan on a charge of manslaughter. Stewart was bound over from city court January IA on a charge of murder, in the death of John L. Clapp, g year old negro. The staying took place December 25, Coroner John T. Monzani held Stewart criminally responsible. He is now in New Haven county jail.
 John Creaven Case
 Although exonerated of any neg ligence by Coroner Monzani in the death of Albert Desjardins, 17, of 27 Grand street, John Creaven, 25, of 791 Baldwin street will be ar- raigned on a charge of automobile homicide, arising from the accident A new witness, Peter J. Banulis of Kearney street, Bristol offered tes- timony which caused Creaven to be held for trial. Desjardins was fatal ly injured when struck by the car driven by Creaven, as he was riding his bicycle on the Bristol road. The accident took place April 18, 1886 and Creaven was bound over Jan uary IS, 1887.
 Harris Nearman Death
 Two men, Daniel Guilfoile, of 31 Welton street, and William Fran ceskino, of 25 Railroad Hill street will be arraigned on automobile homicide charges arising from the death of Harris Nearman, 58, of thiS city, November 6, 1936. A unique finding held both owner and driv- CT of the truck responsible. The driver had no license and the own- CT allowed a faulty equpped truck tC go on the road, Deputy Coroner Walter w. Smyth issued the finding
 Some Other Cases
 Fred Hyland. 21, of 1191 Baldwin street, charged with criminal neg ligence in the death of Mary Coughlin, 21, of Il South street, Oc- tober 3l, 1886, will also be. arraigned on & charge of automobile homo eide. The fattal accident took place on the Bristol road. Naugatuck. He was bound over, January 20.
 Indecent assault is the charge against Joseph Derouin, alias Jo- Seph Massicotte, 30, of this city. His case was continued from the Jan- uary term.
 Stephen Puleo. 32, of New Haven and this city is charged with obtain ing money under false pretenSes. He was arrested January 6, and pre- sented in city court on charge Of cashing three bogus checks in the North End, at about Christmas. Bound over January 26.
 Charity Goods Hearing
 Mrs. Christine Mastroianni, of 59 Railroad Hill street will appear on charge of obtaining goods by false pretenses. The goods" are several instances of city charity which she accepted although she had $2,500 in a savings account at the time. Mrs. Margaret Verdon of the local well fare bureau will be one of the com plaining witnesses. Mrs. MaStroian- nj was bound over March 20.
 Michael Cappelletti, 6l. of Chase
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-03
Little FeLLouUs Are
 Joining War Parade
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dances with France, Russia and the Little Entente by heavy reinforce ments Of her military strength.
 This year, her regular military budget is 447,464,0 900 plus an extra ordinary appropriation of SIS s206, 200 from Czechoslovalkia's defense loan. This is in addition to $1O4, ,7OO, ,0O0 from the defense loan allocated for gradual re-equipment of her forces, of which a portion will be utilized this year.
 Her aviation expense estimates were raised from $3,O36, 300 to $3,- 664 800. CzechoSlovakia maintains 163, 900 soldiers in her army.
 The Czech pact with Moscow. has aroused extreme bitterness in Ger many, as reflected in the German press which accuses Czechoslovakia of being ''the mother-ship of Soviet aiIplanes" and the springboard for Ia Soviet iucurSion into western Europe. But Foreign Minister Kamil Krofta told me in Prague:
 Islanders Charged
 "These assertions that we spread bolshevism are islanders, like that ridiculous story of red airdromes in Czechoslovakia.. We are and intend to remain democracy with no use for subversive communistic activi- ties. We are determined to proceed with the utmost vigor against the bearers of germs of either extreme if they appear in our midst"
 He said he had made a standing offer to the German military attache to furnish him an automobile at any time without previous notice and let him go alone, to inspect any air field at any time where he sus- poets the presence of Soviet airmen. But the minister said so far the at- tache had never accepted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-03
LIQUOR PERMIT

This Is to give notice that |. An. thony j. Matasavage of Al Alder street, Waterbury, Conn.,. have iiled an application dated March 24; lSSI with the Liquor Control Commission for Restaurant for the sale or al, South Leonard street, Waterbury, Conn. The business is owned by Anthony J. Matasavage of 4l Alder street. Waterbury. Conn, and VIII be conducted by Anthony J. Mata- savage of 41 Alder street. water bury, Conn, as permittee.
 ANTHONY J. MATASAvAGE..
 Dated March 24, 1917. S-21-4-S