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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-18
Veterans Units to Attend Legons Initiation Ceremonie.
FRAUD ALLEGED
 IN SUIT HERE
Undue Influence Charged; /; $5,OOO in Bank Basis
 of Action

Suit to recover more than $5,00o left by John Curtin, deceased, Of Naugatuck, on charges of undue in- fiuence and fraud opened today in superior court before Judge Robert L. Munger.
 The complainant in the case is 8 brother, Edward Curtin, executor of the estate, who alleged that Mrs. Catherine c. Kilduff, of Naugatuck, obtained a bank account of his brother by the means charged.
 John Curtin, who died at the age of about 70 years, Jan. 26, 1888, made Mrs. Kilduff partner in joint bank account five days before his death, according to the. complaint. He was boarder at the Kilduff home and the account amounted to $5,429.94, according to the complaint.
 The trial originally was set for a jury when the action was entered last March.
 Attorneys Maurice T. Healey and Terence c. Carmody appear for the plaintiff and Attorney James P Sweeney, of Naugatuck, for the de- | fendant.
 The trial is expected to require two days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-18

been selected by Commander George Karnofsky to serve as chairman of the ritual committee. He has selected for his aides Past Com manders Walter L. Angle, Wallace J. Inglis and Newton w. Alexan- der and Gunner Schlander.
 A social session will follow the initiation ceremonies ill which more than a score of members admitted during the past few weeks will be candidates. The event is one of the most unusual staged by an ex-ser- vicemen's group in many years and an exceptionally large attendance is expected
 Tonight members of Corp. Coyle Post will attend the meeting of the newly formed squadron officially known as Sons of the Legion. The formal presentation of charter will be the chief feature of the meet ing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-18

appointment of an aldermanic com- mittee to examine the present or- dinances on housing and propose amendments which would require the elimination of unsafe, unfit and sub-standard dwellings through im- provements to the dwellings or rag ing them; (2)Setting up of minimum standard specifications for sale and fit dwellings and asking the hous- ing authority to continue its at tempts to improve the conditions of dwellings along these lines.
 No Impending Shortage
 The finance board reported, on re- quest of the aldermen at an earlier meeting that no impending shortage in 1899 appropriations appears likely except in the possible instances of the WPA and welfare department appropriations. There was no off, cial comment but Alderman c. Ar thur Dubois was heard to remark in a soft aside:
 T certainly hope they're right"
 Amendment to the building code to allow reduction from 10 to feet of exit courts of theaters and to in- crease from 2 to IA the number of seats allowed in 8 row in theaters seating not more than 700 persons was effected. The board acted on request of Frederick J. Van Doren, operator of the Hamilton theater, who plans a new motion picture theater and store building on Water town avenue just around the corner from West Main street.
 Alderman George L. Kingston, Republican leader, moved that the corporation counsel rule on the amount of exemptions from sewer assessments on corner lots with ref erence to three Wacona avenue prop critics owned by Raymond w. Finn, Russell Farrell and Mary Scholt- man. He also moved that the char ter revision committee revise the provision relating to sewer assess ment exemptions on corner lots to allow exemption of at least 75 feet when a sewer is constructed on only one of the two intersecting streets.
 Athletic Field
 Alderman Kingston also moved that committee of three be ap- pointed to determine when the ath- letic field on Watertown avenue would be ready for use and to make recommendation as to its direction. While it had been understood that the park department would have such jurisdiction, there is no appro- priation in that departments budget for maintenance of the field.
 Transfers of 5000 for fuel and $50. for household aid from the finance boards relief fund were ap- proved over objection by Alderman Thomas F. Bane, who made speech to the effect that the appropriations were too small.
 ! Aldermanic President Patrick M. Perriello, just returned after more than a weeks illness to his activity in city affairs, commented that the controller, for whom Bane works, lis member of the board Of finance" and could have asked for an increase if it seemed necessary.
 The board granted Morris Koser- sky, Max Tratlrig and Domenic Cas- tellano permission to file with the town clerk maps of their proposed real estate developments with the proviso that the board did not ac- cept as legal the layout of the streets in such developments.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-18

Joseph P. Kennedy, principal of Wilby high school, will discuss the opportunities offered to those who desire to study business training, while Clarence Tappin of the fac- ulty of Crosby high school and Earle Blanchard of Leavenworth will point out the merits of their respective schools.
 AS an extra feature, the associa- tion will present Dr. A. s. Boynton of Hartford, director of the bureau of vocational education of Connec- ticut. who will speak on the oppor- tunity in Connecticut for training in the skilled trades. This will cover the work in the state trade schools, the agriculture classes and the home making classes.
 Beauty culture will also be in- cluded, and young woman grad uating from one of the schools may become licensed operator. It is desired that the information to be given by Dr. Boynton, be widely shared by all young people, up to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-18
MIzRACHI PICKS
 SLATE TONIGHT
Delegates to National Con= ventiOn to Be Chosen
 at Institute

Delegates to the 22d annual con- vention of the MiHachi Organiza- ton of America will be elected at a meeting of the Waterbury Mizrachi unit tonight at the Waterbury He- brew Institute at o'clock. The an- nual convention will take place on May Il in Atlantic City.
 Rabbi Moses D. Sheinkopf will render a report of the last meeting of the national executive commit tee, of which he is a member, and will also analyze the problems and issues relative to the convention.
 Simon Goldman, president of the Waterbury association, will preside
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-18
State Trade Schools
 Subject For Lecture
Dr. A. s. BOyntOn of Hartford P. I. A. Speaker Toe
 night Girls Club Plan May Dance
WATERVlllE Mrs. w. Henon Corresponden-23 Driggs St-Te 35462

Waterville, April 18-For the ben- eft of. the. seventh. and eighth grade pupils of Sprague school and their parents. the Parent-Teacher Association of Waterville will spof- sor a meeting tonight at o'clock in the gymnasium, when represent atives will be present from three high schools of Waterbury to ex- plain various courses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-18
Open Exemplification
 At Columbus Club
 Next Tuesday Night
Corp. COye Post Organizing Class for Formal Induc- tiOn-SOns of Legion Receive New Charter at
 Regular Meeting This Evening

The first public initiation of can- didates sponsored by an American Legion post in many years will be witnessed one week from this even- ing in Columbus club, with Corp. Coyle Post No. l, as sponsors. State Commander William Kruser, Vice Commander Ben Alderman of Rock vile, District Commander Jack Feigel cf Meriden and Past District Commander John Bailey of Wal
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-18

1ingford will be numbered among the many prominent legionnaires expected to attend.
 Delegations from the Veterans Council and the various ex-service- mems groups of the city will witness the exemplification of the impressive patriotic ritual.
 Sheridan Council, Knights of Co., lumbus, will name special com- mittee of members, who served in the World War. as reception com mistee to welcome the visiting units.
 Alderman Finton w. Niver has
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-18
EraternaL Neus
Roosevelt Lodge

Under the direction of William Schneer, master of works, the new degree team of the Roosevelt Lodge, Knights of Pythias con- ferred the rank of knight on a number of candidates at the weekly meeting last night. Aaron Paur. chancellor commander, pre- sided.
 A delegation from Kombine Lodge, Bronx, N. Y. was present. The lodge will be represented at a district meeting in Watertown Friday night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-18
Full Weather Report

Boston. April ID (UP)-weath- CT fOrecastt s<..,s st. r. night and possibly Wednesday snOrning. lightly warmer aenskht.s
 MASSAC CHUSETTS and RHODE 1S- tonight and possib- ly Wednesday morning. < Slightly warmer tonight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-18
Continental Quarry

Motion pictures of central Eu- rope were shown at a meeting of Continental quarry of Masons last night by Rev. T. LeRoy Crosby, pastor of the South Federated church. John Stevens presided. About 250 attended
La gaceta., 1939-01-21

despues de almorzar, por conse-
10 del medico, y por primera
veg deSde que ell musico convale-
ella, Lopez Muro Sc atrevi6 a lie
varlo hasta la carretera de Sc
gcvia, que Sc deslizaba por aqui
entire brehas y jarales y hermo-
SOS bosques de pinos y de hayas.
FL sol tenia una Garcia inefa-
bic.
Y el aire, fino y fuerte, Ola in
tensamente a sierra Y a pinar.
Lopez Muro invite al m6sico
a que Sc sentaran sobre una pc
ma enorme y blanca, que tenia,
bajo los rayos del tibio sol de ia
tarde de invierno, un dulce ca
Tor de nido... .
EStaban en- una de las laderas
de la sierra, y ell mGsico miraba
abajo, al vale, pOr dOude sc
La gaceta., 1939-01-21

quede de vida a encontrar a esa
mujer,.. y a csc hombre.., y acri
BILLIARDS. a balazos..., y matarlos
como Sc mata a I'm jabali o a un
tigre entire la selval..
iToda mi vida, toda mi ener-
gia, toda mi fuerza, voy a dedi-
carlas a la venganza! Tendre un
ideal vengarme de ella!...
Lopez Muro, que escuchaba a
veces alguna Erase suelta, o adj
vinaba en- ell movimiento de los
labios del m1sico su furia y So
estado interior, intentaba cal
marie con palabras evangelicas /:
II Vamos, Gustavo, vamos L..
Sc fuerte... La vida es ash.
mo recuerdas las palabras
del ilustre Baroja, en- aquella no
vela que leiamos, ipor cierto en-
tn casa! en- las tveladas del in
La gaceta., 1939-01-21
Jose Luis choco de cabeza con uno
Ell campe6n Sc encuentra en- excelente forma
de III ayudantes

New York, enero 21.-Ayer
en- Popton Lakes, donde Sc entire
na,Jose Luis, ell campe6n del pc
so complete ,choc6 de cabeza, en-
los ejercicios, con Harry Eng
fish, uno de sus ayudantes.
FL accidente ocurri6 en- ell Sc
gundo asalto.
Los directories de Lis vieron
sangre y creyeron que este ha-
bia sido herido y que va no po-
drfa verificarse ell Bout con
Henry Lewis; pero al examinar-
10 co ingram jubilo apreciaron
que la sangre procedfa de una
herid9 de English en- ell parpa
La gaceta., 1939-01-21

son hijas del Dolor, pero del do
Tor con mayGscula, Ieh?... del
Dolor que desgarra, del Dolor
que enloquece y que nos hace es-
tremecer, miranda al cielo, Y pre-
guitar, aniquilados: "lPor que,
por que, Dios mio?... iCompren
des? Y cuando III te creas morir
de dolor; cuando pienses que no
themes fuerza para resistir mas.
euando sientas la muerte en- 81
alma, como ahora..., cuando tie
yeas traicionado, burlado, oscar
necido, abandonado pOr todos,
euando te yeas ell mas miserable.
ell mas bajo, Ell mas vii, ell mas
deSgraciado y ell mas triste... Ten
bhces 6yeme bien, entonces IS
que te sientes tambien Ell mas ar
tista, porque ser artista es su.
mir como S8o pvedVu y sabsn
La gaceta., 1939-01-21

Nosotros esperamos que Ia
vcnidera temporada sea supe-
rior a la otra, a la que ACADIA
de terminar.
Ell joven pelutero tendra ma
yer discipline y comprendera
mejor que las sociedades no lie
e::plotan nj lie engahan, sino
que lie ayudan a desarrollar
las buenas condolences que
pueda tener.
Las sociedades procuraran
dar a los peloteros las mayores
consideraciones posibles, como
amigos y compaheros; pero E.
x.giran de ellos Ell mejor COM
portamiento y ell mejor deseo
y buena voluntad.
Nosotros tenemos la certeza
de que la Liga Intersocial man
dara a las ligas PROFESSIONALS,
en- unos .pocos amos, a varios
peloteros.
FL campo Intersocial es ell
mas desfavorable para ell de-
sarrollo de las facultades Pc
loteriles y los Exploradores de
las ligas mayores y memories To-
reconoceran asi.
Cuando un Explorador re-
comiende a un muchacho de la
Intersocial, podra agregar tam
bien: es un joven bien educa-
do y disciplinado.
Los directories de los clubs
de las ligas mayores y memo.
res prefieren al pelotero va di'
ciplinado, inteligente, incapaz
de perder Ell tempo en- cosa'
in1tiles.
La Liga Intersocial benefi
clara a todos y la Liga misma
de clio estamos SECURES, pro
curara superarse.
Hay que educar y la educa
ci6n, en- cuanto a los deportes
es muy necesaria.
La gaceta., 1939-01-21
.UN FAMOSO
LISTA INDIO

En- las carreras de autom6-
viles de la Exposition Herman
do de Soto tomara parte ell ia
moso driver Chief Chitwood,
un ipdio Cherokee.
Este indio figura hoy entire
los mas notables AUTOMOBILES
tas del pals por haber ganado
la carrera de cien millas en- ell
Velodromo de Altoona.
ALI mejoro la marca de
Luis Meyer, 10 que acredita su
gran habilidad. Tiene % amos
de edad y es un graduado de
Haskell.
Este aho, seg1n Sc afirma,
competira en- la carrera de so
millas, en- Indianapolis.
Una valiosa adquisici6n.
La gaceta., 1939-01-21

En- cuanto al personal de la
.Liga, 81 cumpli6 bien ell ano pa
sado, 10 conveniente y l6gico
es reelegirlo.
Ell primer ano es cast STEM
pre- "un hueso duro," aunque
LA Gaceta" siempre tuvo fe
en- ell exito y asi 10 manifesto
a los senores Delegates.
Pedimos al pueblo latino
que de su apoyo de nuevo a le
|Liga, a los peloteros y, por en-
Gina de cast todas las cosas, a
~nuestras Sociedades.
La gaceta., 1939-01-21

esparcian los pueblecitos como
belenes de juguete.
Lopez Muro lie oy6 suspirar.
Y luego decir:
ii Els precise que yo me ven
gue..., es precise que 20 me ven
gue!... iToda mi alma esta en-
rCinas..., TODD mi coraz6nl L..
-iDe esas ruinas, Gustavo-
lie eoRtest6 ell poeta en- ton evan
gelico-, saldra tn mejor obra,
la obra que todos esperamos de
tn talentol.. e.. iEscdchame: Ell ar
te y la belleza nacen del dolor y
por e ldolor viven y por Ell dolor
Sc hacen inmortalesl h.. Los ar
tistas que mas sufren, son los
artistas mas excelsos, porQue
son los que mas y ntejor sien-l
ten... TOdas las grandes obras
del Srts humane y de Ia cieRcia,
La gaceta., 1939-01-21

Washington, enero 21.-Dess
tendiendo ell clamor publico y en-
particular de los ciudadanos EN-
pleados por la WPA, ell subco-
mite de creditos del senado a.
cept6 aver la rebaja de $780,.
000,00O hecha por la camara 8
la petici6n de 1915, 900, 900 que
para la WPA hiciera ell presi-
dente Roosevelt.
! La ley representa- que Sc que
daran sin trabajo, antes del pri-
nero de abril, Ell $50 de las per-
sonas que para la WPA traba-
jan.
S~ignifica csc $50 NADIA menos
que 10000 hombres y mujeres
sin ocupaci6n.
Estimase que Ell informe del
subcomite dara lugar a un fuer-
tie debate en- ell senado.
La gaceta., 1939-01-21

sufrir los doses, y ell Dolor es
la semilla que crea, la tea que a.
lumbra, la llama que nos hace in
mortales! JNo recuerdas las pa
la5ras de Benavente?... "iLos
versos que hacen llorar, solo des
pues de haber dorado, Sc escri-
benz" lTrabajal TIL has dorado
has sufrido: tus lagrimas te a.
briran todos los corazones
Jay, Jran Jose !-suspir6
aRora G~ustavo, rompiendo, en- e.
fecto, a llorar como un niho-;
is6lo Sc llorar, llorar como un
cobardel......
Il No, Gustavo! mo son de
cobarde tus lagrimas! Son ell
de la fuerza, que tambien
la fuerza llora.
/ Ay de mi!
Is lsntO del hOmbre, ain
La gaceta., 1939-01-21
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
6uscripci6n semanal: 20 cents
I3OS Ia. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla.
Telsfono 1882
DEPORTES
MIKE JACOBS TRATA DE
C~ONTRATAR A TONY GA
LBNTO

New York, enero 21.-Poco
despues de haberse anunciado
que Tony Galento ira a Detroit
y pelear alIi, ell dfa 3 de febre-
70, con Matte Brown, Sc supo
que ell Gar del boxeo, Mike ia
cobs, trata de obtener los servi-
clos del tabernero italiano de
Orange.
La victoria de Galento sobre
Brescia, sospechose para algu-
nos, ha llevado a Mike Jacobs ell
convencimiento de que lie con-
viene tambien retener los SER
vicios del pdgil del pecho aba
rrilado.
Jacobs dara a conocer sus pla
mes, en- cuanto a Galento, des-
pues de la pelea entire ell cam
pe6n Jose Luis y ell negro John
Henry Lewis, ell excampe6n de
las IT'S libras.
Joe Jacobs, ell director de Ga
lento, no hace buenas migas con
Mike; pero aceptaria una pelea
entire su patrocinado y Lou No
va, de California la nueva figu-
ra de vanguardia del peso COM
pleto.
Tienese entendido que 81 la
pelea don Nova no cristaliza,
entonces Mike lie ofrecera a Ga
lento un combate con ell negro
Lewis, ell excampe6n del peso
complete ligero.
No Sc sabe 10 que Galento
piensa del match" con Lewis
pero en- cuanto al combate cor
Nova ha dicho claramente out
10 aceptara.
Nova Sc encuentra en- Ho
Springs, descansando, y a es'
lugar Sc lie han mandado varia.
ofertas.
Galento aseguraba aver, col
La gaceta., 1939-01-21
La Gaceta Folletin No. 247
Ia MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.

Y un r~elampago de tragedia,
una luz sangrienta, pasaba ante
sus pupilas....
La vuelta de la raz6n y de la
fuerza fue terrible.
Cuando con ell ambiente puro
de Ia sierra y los paseos cortos
que, llevandole del brazo, lie obi
gaba a dar Lopez Muro, Ganda-
"a empez6 a sentirse renacer,
surgi6 en- su mente, imperiosa y
tensz, la idea de la venganza Y
del crimen.
-iEs precise que 20 me ven
~gue!-murmuraba a media VOC,
cerrando los ojos-; les precise
que 70 dediQue TODD 10 que me
La gaceta., 1939-01-21

Tony Galento obtuvo otra
victoria sospechosa, esta veZ
por cuenta de Jorge Brescia.
Ha sido la cuarta por no.
caut desde que escapara de la
%pulmonia.
Pero...... ell nuevI triunfo lie
ACADIA de abrir las puertas de
los grandes negocios de Mike
Jacobs, ell hebreo Gar de en-
presarios Y boxeadores.
Jacobs lie ha ofrecido una pc
lea con Lou Nova y probable
mente lie ofrecera otra con
John Henry Lewis, 81 ell negro
hace un buen papel frente a
Jose Luis.
"Tom Tom Galento, taber-
nero, propagandista de la GER
VEGA, esta a punto de ingresac
en- las bolsas llenas.
Aspira ell italiano a un bour
con Jose Luis, de quien ha di-
cho: lie acostare facilmente.
Los expertos o peritos no
Green possible una victoria de
IGalento sobre Luis; pero es in
dudable que ell italiano "avan-
"a"
-, Noua Mo- Daop Tohp
La gaceta., 1939-01-21
CON LOS GUANTES

La cabeza de Jose Luis es
dura. AS 10 prob6 aver, GUAM
do su ayudante Harry English
sali6 lastimado y el qued6 lie
so.
Una ventaja en- cuanto a los
golpes qne sus contrarios pue-
dan pegarle por la cabeza.
La gaceta., 1939-01-21
Con el bate, la Mascota y los EspejueIos
(Por Tira a Cuarta)

La pelota 1ntersocial es pelota
constructive, en- cuanto a la mo
raj de la colonia latina y ell desa-
rrollo del atletismo. Els la socie-
dad, la colectividad, la que orga-
MIA al joven pelotero ALTOONA
do y lie senala ell canine.
Las otras classes de Ligas no
son malas, pero carecen de los
meritos de la cue nosotros la
mamos la Intersocial.
FL peseteo en- la pelota, que
tanto disgusta al p1blico, en- la
Intersocial no tiene cabida.
La gaceta., 1939-01-21

APRObO UN SUBCOMITE
DEL SENADO LA REBAJA
HECHA POR LA CAMARA
EN- Ell CREDTTO DE LA
WPA
La gaceta., 1939-01-21

Henry Lewis Y Jose Luis son
los "obstaculos' en- ell canine
de Galento.
En- cuanto a los dos prime
ros, ell tabernero dijo aver:
"Acostare" a Nova y "acosta-
re" a Baer.
Que piensa de Jose Luis?
lie interrogaron.
Else ira como los otros y
por la cuenta de diez.
Modestito....... Muy modes
to-. ipero esa clase de mo-
destia lie proporciona frecuen-
tie publicidad!
La gaceta., 1939-01-21

su acostumbrada "modestia",
que primero derribara a Nova,
despues a Max Baer y en- 1lti-
mo termino a Jose Luis.
La gaceta., 1939-01-21

do izquierdo y que Ell campe6n
habia salido ileso.
English, un negro de Ohio, re
cib:6 varios puntos en- la herida.
Luis pesa al presente 202 IL
bras y espera subir al cuadrila-
tero, ell microbes con POI.
Calc1lase que la pelea de
Luis con Lewis rendira mas de
100000.
Ell estado del campe6n es ex-
celente y su director Blackburn
estima que luce mejor que antes
de su Ultima pelea con ell aleman
Max S~chmeling, a quien acosto.
La gaceta., 1939-01-21

Los dos Sc habian parade.
Era una tarde fra, despejadi
sima
Comenzaba diciembre y flota-
ba en- ell aire algo de csc perfu-
me mistico que parece respirar-
Sc en- las visperas de la fiesta
santa de la Navidad.
Los dos amigos habian salido
esta tarde del sanatorio POGO
La gaceta., 1939-01-21

%vierno?... "iEl mundo es ansi!",
dice ell gran escritor vasconga-
do "todo es brutalidad, dolor,
crimen... lTodo es barbarie,
crueldad e ingratitud !..." Y es
cierto, va 10 yes. Pero, escdcha-
me, Gustavo. mo recuerdas tus
mismas palabras de muchas We
ces, en- nuestros paseos por las
afueras de Madrid?...
La gaceta., 1939-01-21
LA GACETA

Il peri6dico en- idioma Espahol
da mks circulation en- TaMpa
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-08
Budget Bill Gets
Olson Signature;
Relief Bill Drawn

SACRAMENTO, juno 8. up
Gov. Culbert Olson today signed s
$468, 100000 biennial budget and
cleared the way for speedy adjourn
ment OF the 53rd legislature.
Earlier the assembly amended a
senate resolution to fix closing date
at June 20 instead of June II on the
assurance the governor would sign
the budget to permit consideration
of a flood of special appropriations
Hope of adjourning by June II
four weeks after legislative pay.
checks stopped - was abandoned
when Governor Olson held up sign.
ing the budget five days after the
legislature passed it almost unan-
imouSly.
With the budget now officially
out of the way after three months
of bitter dispute and a subsequent
stalemate. both houses delved into
heavy calendars of special apprc.
Continued on Page s, Col. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-08
Labor Row Causes
Nevada Withdrawal
From Worlds Fair

NEW YORK, June 3. cUP)-The
state of Nevada today announced
it's withdrawal from the New York
Worlds fair as foreign exhibitors
complained of union troubles and
at least one threatened not to
open its exhibit next season unless
conditions improve.
The Nevada withdrawal was an
nounced by H. H. Swinburne. archi-
tect for the Nevada Worlds Fair
commission. The rules of New York
unions had a great deal to do with
it, he said, particularly in connec-
ton with a five-ton working model
of Boulder Dam.
The model, complete with water
powerhouSeS and diversion tunnels,
represented three years of work in
Nevada. When the wiring was COM
pleted, the Nevada commission
learned that New York electrical
unions require apparatus used in
New York to be wired here. The
fair management, Swinburne said,
refused assurance that unions
would not demand rewriting.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-08
Police Crack Down
On Bicycle Riders

Bicycle riders in Ell Centro drew
the attention of the police depart
ment Thursday after Police Com
missioner Gordon Scriven issued
orders TO tighten up enforcement
of regulations governing RECKLESS
riding
The move was brought forth by
complaints at the council meeting
Wednesday night against cyclists
who had wheeled without lights at
night on city streets.
THE only way to make the cycl-
lists conform is impound machines
of the chief offenders" SERVER
said in a warning to children and
parents alike. This is for the
protection of the riders as we'll as
motorists"
Instances where children had
wheeled their machines in front o.
automobiles and narrowly escaped
being struck were cited by the
council.