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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-07

on the history of girl scouting in
Key West.
Minutes were read by Lieuten-
ant Nellie Albury after which Pa
troll Leaders Blanche CervanteS,
Barbara Sherman, Claudia Isham
and Barbara Guerra stated and
discussed the projects which they
intend to carry on this month, re-
Spectively. Included are nursing
corps for the troop. scout hall i'm
provements, rehearSals for benefit
show and campaign for girls ath-
letics IN the city.
Beatrice Moreno was taken in
as an associate scout.
The meeting was then turned
over to the Star Patrol which
conducted the following program.
Piano selection, Scout Della
Mae Curry.
Talk. '-Arbor Day, Scout Cope
lyn Ramsey.
Piano selection, Scout Lefty
Sullivan.
Popular songs Scout Jane
Thompson.
My Old Lizzy'', Scout Rose
mary Demeritt.
Piano selection, Scout Minnie
Gardner Schultz.
Tap dancing number, Scout
Claudia ISham.
Music by Associate Scout Bea.
trice Moreno.
Colonel Beard then told the
girls of his experience in scouting
which stories were greatly enjoy.
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Denmark's Only Elk
Rates A Special Law
- A..srlatra rrr.-l

COPENHAGEN. Feb : = An
elk-cow which swan across from
Sweden % Denmark had a bill
passed in the Danish parliament
all for Itself.
The only elk IN the country. Il
attracted so much attention frum
tourists and photographers that
the country's legislative mschiR-
cry vas pat into action 20 protect
Z from shooting
One farmer already has been
fined $ for firing ~ the elk.
hich he thought was 3 deer.
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S OUTING NE w S

Jerry Trevor gave short talk
on the pleasure Of having Uncle
Dan as a guest
Geo. T. Archer, called the faith
er of the two troops. gave short
discourse on his years spent in
scouting.
The session was adjourned with
Uncle Dan leading the troops in
the scout oath and laws. follow
ed by the scoutmaster benedic-
ton.
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Girls creeted uncle Dan

Forty smiling Girl Scouts greet
ed Uncle Dan Beard as he enter
ed Adams Hall on Friday after
noon to honor Troop One with a
visit. The hall was decorated
with flowers. and the bright uni
formed scouts presented a fine
picture.
Assistant Patrol Leader Betty
Adams read the welcome note.
Uncle Dan wished the regular
routine to be carried out and
joined in the singing of the Ma
tional Anthem and pledging ale
glance to the flag.
Scout Alicia Borges conducted
the Bible reading, and Captain
Eva B. Warner gave a short talk
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CLASSIFIED
COLU M N
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SPANISH INSTRUCTION

SPANISH INSTRUCTION by
Miss Benildes Remond, Spanish
Teacher, Havana, Cuba, College
graduate. Private lessons For
particulars apply 1112 Varela
street every day except Sun
day, Il to 9 p. m.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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japanese Navy denies building
s3.0o0-ton ships; says Psnay pun
IShmentS known % L. s.
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China builds hiEhWaTs 80 Euz-
sia. Burma and Tn5o-Chns uu6-
wartime rreSsure
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WANTED, by elderly couple, for
several weeks, large quiet room,
two beds, convenient bath.
shower desirable, in family
without children. Or small
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Today In History

1S3S-Senator Lewis F. Linn of
Missouri, who, for years, persist
emily pressed needless Congress
TO make the Oregon territory
American. presented his bill for
the military occupation of that
country
Is45-The famous Portland
vase in the British Museum
smashed by a drunken man.
1904-Great Baltimore fire
which destroyed some $500 build
ings and took a property toll Of
some S75,000.000.
i9I7-ThomaS J. Mooney con-
victed and sentenced 10 hang in
California
1924-France Parliament makes
wife deSertion a penal offenSe-
I933-Senate rider 70 Treasury
Appropriation Bill authorizes
President 70 reorganize Govern
ment branches within certain
limits
ls37-Gov. Murphy Of Michi-
gan bars use Of force 70 evict sit
down strikers
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ls37-Gov. Murphy Of Michi-
gan bars use Of force 70 evict sit
down strikers
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FOR RENT

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Furnished Apartment. Modern
conveniences. Sill Simonton
street. 1ebo-lWkX
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LOST

POCKETBOOK containing watch
and keys lost at carnival Thurs
day night. Reward if returned
to Clyde Hughes, CO The Citi-
zen Office. feb4-4tx
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RENT A MoTO-SCOOT by hour
or day. "A Treat That Can't
Be Beat. Moto-Scoot Service,
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BICYCLES

BICYCLES FOR RENT. by hour,
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Showers company. nov2-tf
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f924-France Parliament make.
wife deSertiOn a penal offenSe-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-05-05
CLEMENTS

Jerry Baltes, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. o. Baltes of Wabasso,
spent the weekend with his
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. V. G.
Hopfenspirger.
Van Beran of Des Moines arriv-
ed Sunday to visit his brother
Joseph Beran and family for a
few days.
Mrs. Alfred Johnson attended
the Ladies Aid at the home of o.
V. Routine at Gilfillan Thursday.
Mrs. Alfred Klause and son
Edwin and Mrs. Ida Raddatz at
tended the dedication of the i'm
provemerts of the Lutheran
church at Wanda Sunday and
were supper guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert RaddatZ.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Nelson and
family of Shutdown and Erma,
Evaline and Elaine Klause were
Sunday supper guests of Mrs.
Emma Thorston and sons at Sum-
down.
D. M. Tiffany and son John of
Redwood Falls were Sunday
visitors of the Ling sisters.
Mrs. Clarence Johnson and
daughters of Redwood Falls. Mrs.
Richard Scoates and son and Mrs.
Roy Castle of North Redwood
were Friday afternoon visitors of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cannot.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-05-05

court to succeed her husband as
sheriff, thus becoming the only
woman sheriff in Missouri.
Mrs. Anderson said she will
make arrests if necessary but
would prefer to let her men de-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-05-05

considering returning to wood
construction, abandoning the 10
year-old rule that such planes be
built of metal.
Advocates say this would per-
nit the use of a. large number OF
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puties handle such assignments.
She announced, however, she
will carry on an anti-gambling
crusade started by her husband,
who died recently She will serve
until November.
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skilled woodcraftsmen and would
thus accelerate the rate of pro-
duction. Skilled wood workers
are plentiful whereas skilled
metal workers are scarce.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-05-05

Andres Segovia, Spanish con-
cert guitarist, is one of the few
who still play the guitar with
their fingers instead of pick.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-05-05

The manufacture of artificial
ice became general about 1900.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-05-05
WOMAN SHERIFF
DOESN'T LIKE ARRESTS

Benton, Mop = Attractive
Mrs. Pauline Anderson has been
appointed by the Scott county
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-05-05
BRITAIN MAY BUILD
PLANES OF WOOD

,London-tP1-T meet the de-
mand for new first-1ine planes
the air ministry repeatedly is
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-05-05

CRUSADE ALTAR FOUND
Jerusalem (F)-An altar dat
ing from crusading times with q
marble "mensa" or centerpiece
has been found in the church of
the Holy Sepulchre here.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-16
MARTONE STUDIOS
BEGIN 18TH YEAR
Staff OF Teachers for Sing.
ers and Dancers Greatly
Enlarged

The Martone studio at 100 Grand
street are celebrating thir 18th sea-
son as teachers OF singing and dane
ing for youngsters from oil sections
OF the state. Mr., and Mrs. Joseph
Martoae, directors, are former pro-
tessional stage performers,
They have secured more room for
their pupils convenience at their
Grand street quarters and their stan
OF teachers In singing, tap, acrobatic
and adagio dancing has been great
ly enlarged due TO the ever increas-
Ing number enrolling In these classes
A new feature being offered the
Martone studio enrollees this year
Is the opportunity OF winning one
OF four prizes, namely, two pairs Of
taps q kiddie suit case or q pair Of
dancing shoes.
A Martone studio enrollee trains
for eight weeks and II she or hi
passes the required test she or he Il
recipient OF q badge which reads 81
follows: "A Famous Martone Riddle
Known from Coast TO Coast, Broad
casting Over WBRY."
II the child does not pass the test
he or she Is no longer O member
OF the Martone studio. The system
has made more and better dancers
The Martone studio broadcast Is or
the air every Sunday at l0:4b O. m
The Martones are planning 10 Or
ganize O ballroom class for high
school students starting october
from 8 10 9 p. m. with q well known
local orchestra assisting the dance
lovers. Advance students, beginners
or beginners In ballroom dancing
voice culture, personality singing
may enroll at the Martone studio TO-
morrow from 2 TO 8 p. m.
Other Martone studios are LOCATED
In New Britain, Stamford, Bristol
Wallingford, southington, Manga
tuck and Seymour, oil under thu
personal direction OF Mr., and MRS
Joseph Martone.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-16
Hook Protests South's
Raid OnN.E. Industries
President OF Council Scores Expansion at Expense Of
Northern Concerns-DepOres Present Situation

Crawford Notch, N. n, Sept, l6--
tSpeciaD Southern expansion at
the expense OF northern industries
was scored here today by James W
Hook, president OF the New England
Council, In an address TO representa-
tive New England business leaders
assembled In the Councils sand
quarterly meeting, For the South to
expend It's industrial activity upon
the base Of Its own wealth OF min
eral, agricultural and other natural
resources Is one thing. For her to
expand by making II necessary for
northern industries TO 60 out OF bus
mess or move South because Of sub
sides or other special considerations,
direct or indirect, Is quite another,
he declared.
Defensive Action
1T Is not yet clear whether II Is
the intention OF the southern lead
ership 10 exert itself 10 achieve bet
ter organization and use OF Its pres
ent resources, or whether II will look
chiefly TO Washington and therefore
the North, and 10 q lesser degree the
rest OF the country, for q solution Of
Its problems. That the latter may be
the case Is indicated In part by the
growing insistence upon q reduction
bf Its freight rates 10 northern mar.
kets. We ore indebted to our gov
ernors for their joint action In de-
Tense OF New Englands interests In
that situation"
The recent wages and hours bill
will not help to neutralize the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-16

been planned In which, Phil drasso,
Barbara Carlo, Lucy Falcone, Mary
Bruno, Julia 1zzo, Helen Desseran,
Viola F'useo, Jean Ricciardi and syl-
via FuSco will take part. Others
participating In the musical pro-
gram are Frank n. opposite, Virgil
mia sprano, Charles Calabrese, Mrs
Lueien Derwin, Michael Valletta.
Thomas Meccariello and Rocco
Calabrese will present q few plays
for the entertainment.
The committee on arrangements
Is headed by Concetta Fusco assist
cd by Antoinetta Valletta as vice
chairman, president OF the society
Mrs. Thomas Barbierf Mrs. Lucy
scarzella, Mary Cavallo, Carmela DC
Federico, Mrs.. Filomepa Coviello
Mrs. Angelina Morelii, Mrs. Carmela
Di Domizio, Mrs. Rose Cidela An
tonietta Valletta Mrs. Carmeila
Biondi Miss Sophie fannocone.
The committee from the men So
ciety include, president, Daniel Mo-
relli, Joe MorCili, pelegrino ID Oc-
chic, Joe VailottA, Antonio ID ia
Nero, Carlo Clarrarello, Harry Rubo
Nick dugliotti, Lawrence Fusco
Ralph Mancini and Nick Mancini.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-16

propaganda The territory would bring Germany much
nearer rege important fortified Belgian towns
stTategical value.
the east lies the little nominal republic Of dhuan After the
huana the former German seaport town
hnterland in all 800 square miles with
time Luana Furnishes some Naz agiator the
German press a humping campaign.
But the European tour is complete
by the treaties the provinces Of Poser
given Poland So
could the Poland given the Polish corridor @
miles broad This corridor cuts on Prussia from the resi-
In Naz heart Poland was given practical
city Of DanNgformery German The rate OF upper
ses be decided by plebisc The people voted 90 per cent M
Germany Poland But the decreed that IN areas
Poles voted in the majority the territory should go TO Poland Inc
Of the COAL zinc and lead mines OF Upper
Slesia
the treaty They practically
they attacked Polish railway official
territory Today west Poand
Poland 100000 They have
subFuehrer Every In while the Naz
the these Germans Poland has bee
weaseng The time when She
will Germany alone
Even ambitions despite HierA
statement that that the saar has been given back there no
question between France and the Reich There always Acq
Lorrae Aace with Its rich farms and fine factories Aa which
both sides Of the Rhine In that region And Lorraine
It's wonderful iron
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-16
STYLE AUTHORITY
VISITS WATERBURY
Miss Humphrey Advises
Patrons OF MusIer, Lie.
beskind on Lingerie

Every day Is Barbizon day In the
Musler Liebeskind store. but today
Is G special event. Miss Helen Hum
phrey, the stylist for Barbizon tailor
ed underwear, Is IN the Barbizon
shop for consultation regarding
proper styles In perfect fitting slips
and other lingerie items for par
ticular figure types.
AS always. Miss Humphrey has
something new 10 tell her friends
and customers, and on this visit
she has with her bevy OF new
fall styles In slips, gowns and pa
jamas. New fashion features blended
with the exquisite materials and per-
feet tailoring OF these garments
plus new and beautiful colors, make
these garments desirable for the col
lege girl, the debutante, or the
smartly dressed woman.
Miss Humphrey will be very happy
10 show you these lovely garments
and assist you In flnding the rem
edy for your particular underwear
problem. Miss Humphrey will be al
the Musler Liebeskino store Satur-
day and Monday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-16
CRUEL MOTHER IS
GIVEN JAIL TERM

Portland, Me, Sept. i6-(UP)-An
attractive mother who scalded, beat
and choked her daughter until her
eyes felt as II they would pop out"
today began serving five-month
jail term.
Tearfully, Mrs. Pearl Wheeler OF
Bath clasped her daughter yester-
day when q superior court Jury OF
eight men and four women con-
victed her OF assault after 90 min.
utes elaboration
Betty Curtis, Q, her daughter by
previous marriage, testified she
was stripped and beaten, scalded
with hot water and branded on the
back with flatiron. Neighbors
testified that Mrs. Wheeler "beat
the child for an hour" and that on
Oct. ! the child fled from home
naked and severely injured.
Mrs. Wheeler said the injuries
were accidental and self-inflicted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-16
MORTON, KELLEY
RENDERED PARTY
Fulton A. c. HOnOrs POpu.
lar Members Who Have
Joined BenedictS

The Fulton Athletic club conduct
ed q testimonial dinnr Thursday
night In bhalf OF James Morton and
John Keeley, both OF whom were ie-
Gently married. Friends of the two
boys met ut Harmon's grill OH Bald
win street where oil reJoIced,
Toastmaster for che evening, Eddie
Fleming, was outshone by his dad
James Fleming, when the latter en-
tertained the guests with his Irish
tenor voice. Ray Bond Fulton Min
strel director, also added song along
with a poem to the evening chores,
Victor Mil, Fulton adviser, hoped
for the best where Keeley and Nor
ton were concerned. Leon Lockood
and Francis Brick played the piano,
Among the speakers were. Charlie
Kelley, John Fahy, Edmund and
James Fleming, Pau Bernier, Ray
Bond, Victor Mill, James REILLY and
OF course, John Keeley and James
Morton.
Among those present were: James
Morton, John Kelley, Edmund Flem-
Ing, Victor Mill, Ray Bond, Charles
Keeley, James Fleming, John Bates
Robert Banziger, Robert Kiersted
Frand Leroy, Thomas Macdonald
James Macdonald, Chick Tyrreil
Larry Calvin, James Reilly, Edmund
Lahey, Thomas Sweeney, Tony
Greece, Joe Falvey, Joe Sileo, Bobby
Fallon, John Fahy, Daniel Perrin
Paul Bernier, Robert Healey, Erwin
Sachse, Francis Brick, John HOLMAN
John Thompson, Edwin Blackwell
George Banziger, William Prokowich
Albert Irwin, Joseph Barone, Johf
Woods, Raymond Daniels, Michae
Mccormick, John Cream and Leor
Lockwood.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-16

The Provincial ID Avclllno Scot
ETY. will hold It's flrst annual out
Ing nj Bellevlew Lake opposite
Lakewood, Sunday afternoon, Sep
TENDER IS.
A program Of entertainment has
been provided by the arrangement
committee which includes band
concert and Ill sorts Of outdoor
sports.
The committee on arrangement
includes Giovanni Cecere, chair
man; Luigi Glannclli. Sec; Fran
cesco Mazzel. treasurer; also Ans
tonic Colasanto Antonio GalantcI
Vincenxo Spiotti, Saylno PerrleIlo1
Giovanni Iosa, Giuseppe San GIo-
vanni, Giuseppe Lattanzla. Glo-
vanni Parxlale, Giovanni Taglla,
Flammla Vlte.
Reno Benedett Is president Of
the society.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-16

Bob Brady, Ray Wrenn and Pierce Ferrlter drop
rostcard from Tuscaloosa Ala The three Washington
Fiji lads arc motoring to the University of Mississippi
where they are enrolling as students Key Joseph
McCuen formerly Of this city is member OF the alo
Congress at Hartford early in October. Jimmy Little
police statistcian is receiving paudts these days io
lowing the receipt by the police board OF eter rom
Commissioner Michael Conner of the Motor Vehicle
Department praising the excellence of the local acct
dent reports PatrOlman Joe Cavanaugh went on
duty with the police emergency squad TINS week IL
marks promotion for the popular joe
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-16
BY MILTON BRONNER
NiEA Snr,,lnn star rnrrnrnn,,d,


London Sept l Adolf Hitler BY war or pebsce acquires the
Czechosovaka crucial will
bordering
Reich where German dwell
propaganda department long forth the claim that
they must belong the Reich and
published
ing the territory contiguous Reich day be
German.
Czechosovaka thrown Germany this WILL instead Of bringing
the first chapter Of what
CzechoSovaka the Nazs would attempt elsewhere
laboratory the
Sudeten Germans outward
miseatment With coming Nazis
organized the sudn Germans paid
peechmakers literature incident which Czech quar-
relied with Sudeten became international political
inside Germany enjoys liberty
assembly OF their
language newspapers They their
deputies the national parliament freely attack
the speeches.
Sudeten German territory Is lost by Csechosovakia is almost
certain that new campaigns will at once begin.
power planting scheswe
by the simple method Of buying prices They
the people with radio propaganda,
They lying the groundwork claim North scheswg
German and should be returned to the Reich.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-16

Convention interludes. Most OF Waterways
delegates to the Democratic State Convention quart
cred on the third floor Of the Hotel GrsWod. John
Mccarthy aide to the Brass City delegation chose an
when the entrance was damned with delegates stormng
in to hear Senator Maoney's keynote speech He at
tached himself firmly to the rear OF snort procession
"ushered" into the hall. Judge Francis T.. Reeves
chairman of the local delegation had host OF interest
inc stories and anecdotes of the old days Of politics in
the Brass City and could recall distinctly the names OF
the many Democratic leaders with whom he was once
associated Thanks to the untring efforts OF Attor
nov Harold Green none Of the Waterbury delegates who
had made early reservations, lost out on rooms. -
Tommy McLarney and George Hayes did land-office
business at State Central Committee headquarters
Tuesday afternoon Johnnie Mallon OF the New Lon
don Day was visitor at Congressman Joe" Smiths
headquarters late Wednesday afternoon Johnnie sent
his regards to Joe ST. Louis
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-16
"DIXIE" DAVIS
is UNDER QUER

Troy, N. r. Sept. 10. tUP)--I
Richard (Dixie) Davis, 'mouthpiecI
for the Dutch Schultz lottery RIM
was brought here today for ques|
tioning In the Jules Martin murdd
case.
Davis, guarded by several Mel
York city detectives and assistant
TO District Attorney Thomas
Dewey, was taken Immediately I
the Rensselaer, county court houS|
He was questioned by District Attoi
ney Charles J. Ranney.
Davis signed q statement severd
weeks ago for Ranney asserting Il
was present when Schultz killq
Martin during an argument oyq
money In q Cohoes hotel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-16
Todays Answers 20
URANIUM CRACKERS
Questions on the Comic Page

The first stop after the subbase-
ment Is the first floor and the next
Is the second floor, as the mezzanine
intervenes and IA skipped. After that
the elevator stops at oil even floors
going UP, including the 30th floor,
and also stops at the roof garden,
as the problem stated that the 'ele-
vator goes 10 the roof"
Coming down from the roof. the
even numbers the elevator stops at
are 20, ~, 10, 10, and 4, and II then
stops nj the first floor, as II did
going up.
Thus the elevator makes seven
stops In Nil at the same places,
counting the Arst floor and the roof.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-16
COLUMBUS UNITS
ARRANGE PROGRAM
Auxiliary Sponsoring Mu-
steal Program in Liberty
Hall Sunday Afternoon

A social and entertainment will
be given by the Daughters OF 90.
lumbus and auxiliary TO the Sons
OF Columbus society OF this city OF
which Daniel Morelli Is president,
next Sunday afternoon at Liberty
hall, commencing OF 2 p. m,
An elaborate musical program has
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-16
SCHOOL TO BE FOR POOR BOYS

Kalispell, Mont.-(UP)-A school
forpoor boys, never before attempt
ed In this country, Is taking shape
near here. The aim, as outlined by
Director II, r. ormsbee, will be to
provide a thorough combination OF
classroom and practical instruction
with useful crafts TO aid them In
finding Jobs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-16
AnslVers To
Test Questions

Below are the answers
TO test questions printed
on page Q.
1. Lake Michigan.
2. MDCCLxxvI.
4. Four.
5. Shlntoism.
0. IT, Lawrence.
7. That branch Of physical
geography which treats Of
mountains.
.. Tennis.
0. Yes.
10. Lake Ontario.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-16

Germany is finding II necessary 70
engage In constant promotion activ.
tiles 10 retain its share Of sales Of
steel and iron hardware N foreign
countries,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-16
Good Evening.
EvERYBoDY's BUSY
BY THE MAN IN THE TOWER


Tommys busy
Adding sums;
Mothers scattering about
Preserving plrm5.
Billy's got started
Driving nails,
While Susy's at 1t
Chasing males.
Fathers decided
To paint the car,
Also to rig up
A cellar bar.
Aunt Hatties forever
Twisting the dials,
Listening to sketches
And murder trials.
The whole family
One and all,
Are following the scores
OF current baseball.
So you see
There's a reason,
Everybody's busy
Starting the autumn season
En-. EN-.