The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-04

SmeSSeS Will be on exhibition there.
ling looking like a 5o-foot-high gas
ovid will have gigantic machine
I there to show how many cash Gus
toners are coming in daily, the
auto manufacturers will assemble
for you a nifty jaloppy to drive
home, the aviation bunch will show
a real airplane cutting up in
gigantic wind tunnel, the ship crowd
will have real boats scooting around
on a lagoon, the oil industry will
drill for oil right before your eyes,
the milk interests will milk not one,
not ten, not a hundred but two
hundred-count 'em-real COWS even
as you watch.
But is that all? Never! Why that's
only fraction of what you will
see!
So you will know how to build
home in the next twenty years or
Whereabouts, the Fair will have
Tomorrow Town" an honest-to-
gosh village bigger than many
place on the map with real houses
plumbing, furnishings, streets. So
you will know how your health is
guarded and what makes you tick
science and medicine and public
health will combine into a major
show including gigantic "eye" into
which you can walk to learn how
yours work and colossal medicine
chest each shelf of which will be
stage for science show.
But is that all? Never! Why
that's only a fraction Of what you
will see!
There will be an enormous horti-
cultural hall, dazzling. House of
Jewels exhibiting $5,0O0000 worth
of gems, and enormous railroad
roundhouse and auditorium where
real trains will chug up and down
to dramatic railroading history,
"Children's World" which will be a
miniature fair in itself designed to
please the juvenile taste in fairs,
eighty count 'em-restaurants to
satisfy that hungry feeling, an ex-
tensive aviary featuring birds of
tropical vintage, thirty million of
the largest hot dogs in the world,
theater seating $500 at which
music festivals featuring the worlds
finest singers, instrumentalists and
conductors viii be presented,
musical extravaganza costing $780,
600 and including 1000 performers
in a theater seating 10000 on the
edge of lake, a rocket ship in
which you will see people taking
trips to Mars and the Moon, a
parachute Jump" in which you
can bale out without injury to your
self, a real New England water
front with a 135-foot sailing vessel
in harbor, a real Florida orange
grove growing oranges you can eat,
all this will be there.
But is that all? Neverl Why
that's only fraction of what you
will Seel
If you're lucky, you may be pres
ent on the day when one of the six
infants are born which statistics
show will see the light of day at the
Fair. But lucky or not you'll be able
to see the fabulous "Democracity,"
the Fairs conception Of the wonder
city which could be built today were
we put oIlr present resources to use.
You'll stand in the already famous
"Perisphere" on one of its two Sus-
pended revolving magic carpets"
and will watch typical day in the
life of the jewellers of 'Democracity."
At night you will take walk and
will see the Fairs trees burst into
fluorescent bloom through the use
of mercury-vapor lamps. You will
see one Of the Fairs many fountains
put on staggering display of
light, sound, color and music, show
In which an eighty-foot-high "sheaf
of golden wheat" will be reproduced
In water. Out on the lake you will
see terrifying volcanic eruption
simulated with water, fireworks and
sound effects.
But is that all? Never! Why
that's nnly a fraction Of what you
will see!
There is 1.-THE Loop" the Fairs
name for its gigantic lakeside Coney
1SIdtlQ. i Ou IL Ituc IlOC only laflQ
'.dodgenn" but water 'dodgem,"
you'll wander in an enchanted
forest" you'll zoom an a breath
taking loop loop. you'll witness
a live monster" show, you'll see
comic-strip characters come to life,
you'll have rides. whips, wheels,
wax-shows, native villages but
there will be no fan-dancer. Sorry.
Not only win 40 of these United
States and over twice that num-
Der of foreign countries be repre-
sented with special pavilions, but
your own Uncle Sammy is doing
himself proud with a spectacular
exhibit pOrtraying graphically the
different functions of government
in behalf Of the individual. And
Theodore T. Hayes, executive COM
missioner Of the United States New
York Worlds Fair Commission, has
reported most Of the exterior con-
structiun work completed on the
Court OF Peace, where 62 foreign
nations VIII house exhibits of non
commercial nature as the guests OF
the y. s. Government.