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Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-23
Democracies Join
To Denounce Story
Of Peace Proposal
RumOr Branded Attempt
By Nazis to Create
European Distrust

LONDON, July %. (UP)
Great Britain and France
Joined today in denouncing
reports circulating through
out Europe that negotiations
had started on plans to stabilize
peace.
French authorities characterized
the reports as mainly Nazi propa-
ganda designed to create suspicion
among Britain, France and Poland
and to undermine the new Euro
pean security front.
A British spokesman said that
the reported peace plans were un-
known to any member of the cab
met .-..- .- ...-s 49,. -- ......
In Rome the foreign office also
denied reports that tentative plan
designed to preserve peace in Eu-
rope for Is years had been approved
by Britain, France, Germany, Italy
and Poland 7..
French authorities were particu-
Continued on Page 3, Col -
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-23
Single Union Urged
To End DISPUTE

WELLESLEY. Mass. July % CUP)
"A single national union of labor
and the professions, to replace the
CIO and AFL, was advocated today
by Leroy E. Bowman of the U. S.,
department of education at the final
session of the summer institute for
social progress at wellesley college.
Contending that American DEM
ocracy is facing fundamental
changes" Bowman stated that it
has become necessary to "revamp
our concept of citizenship The
single association would bring about
consideration of the welfare of the
mass of the people," Bowman said.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-23

Arab but was of European appear
ance and answered Goldner's de-
scription, according to the shepi
herds story. The five armed men,
including two in uniform, were
marching across the fields, one Arab
holding an end of a rope with which
the captive's hands were bound, it
was said. ...
The notable who employs the
shepherd said he believed the cap
tive was Goldner and that his cap
tors were taking him to distant
cave, to be held until arrangements
were made to ransom him.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-23

SAN FRANCISCO, July %. (UP)
Existing contracts between ship
owners and longshoremen will be
peacefully renewed on September
80 unless the union takes active
steps looking toward termination
of the longshore contract" F. P.
Foisie, of the Waterfront Employ
ers' Association of the Pacific
coast said today.
The statement was made in q
letter declining an invitation for
Foisie to debate Harry Bridges,
maritime labor leader. on maritime
issues.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-23
Twins Missing in
OREGON Forest

ASTORIA, Ore. July %. UP)-
Two babies in the woods, a pair
of three-year-old twins missing more
than "a hours, were being hunted
today by state police with blood
hounds and squad of more than
200 men, in the rugged swamplands
along the new Wolf Creek highway
near the Oregon coast.
Nancy and William, twin children
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Agee, disap-
peared from their home at the
Van Fleet logging camp near the
Nehalem river Friday morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-23

We're trying to Seize GOldner from:
his original kidnapers, and inter$
mediaries seeking his release FORE
saw difficult time Gangs of the
Jericho. Bethlehem and Hebron
areas were reported to be involved.
An Arab notable who had detail
ed several shepherds to watch for
signs of Goldner received the report
that five armed men were escort
ing sixth, his hands bound, at
dawn today south of Bethlehem.
They were hurrying toward Hebron,
Is miles southwark of Bethlehem,
it was asserted.
The captive was dressed like an
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-23
Brother of Paul
Ever Dies in |. A.

L. B. Eyer. so; of Los Angeles,
brother of Paul Eyer, died at his
home in Los Angeles, Saturday NOR
ming, the victim of heart attack.
Eyer, who Is survived by his wife
and three children, two brothers
and two sisters, was employed by
the California Door company and
made frequent trips to Imperial
Valley to contact lumber companies.
Funeral services we're set for Mon
day in Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-23
High Humidity
Causes S Discomfort

A humidity point of AZ degrees
caused some discomfort in Imperial
Valley Saturday despite the fact
the weatherman's official thermo>
meter registered only 102 at noon.
Maximum temperature in Ell Gen.
tro Friday was 113, minimum was
80 degrees. ..'' =
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-23
Burglars Get One
Cigarette Pack

A pack of cigarettes constituted
the loot of burglars who broke into
the Clymonts shed on Third street
in Ell Centro Friday night, accord
ing to investigating officers.
Drawers were puller out of desks,
papers we're strewn about the Of.
flee and some chairs were over
turned. but. nothing of value was
missing
Fire Chief Corn Reed. who con-
Quoted an investigation Saturday
morning, reported no signs of at
tempted arson. ...t
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-23
Basin States Engineers Inspecting
Colorado Delta Lands in Mexico as
Part Of Water Development Survey

basin states taking or asking water
from the Colorado, as well as the
effect of diversion on Mexico, and
the effect of possible Mexican
claims on future development in the
United States.
The party has inspected the Yuma
and Gila projects, conferred with
U. S. reclamation bureau officials
Continued on Page 3; Col. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-23

stabbed to death in a New York
church on Christmas Eve. 1898.
TWO of the murderers are serving
life in Sing Sing and seven other
lesser terms.
1t was recalld that Haiguzoon
kasarjian, ~, of New York. who
also witnessed the archbishop'a
death, was found burned TO death
on the Hudson river palisades near
Fort Lee. N. j., June i3. His ankle
had been wired to a tree and hss
clothing saturated with gasoline.
but authorities decided he had COM
mitted suicide.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-23
Relief Families
Increase in Y.

The number of families receiving
SRA aid increased to 240 this week,
up 81 from the week before.
A total of "a families appealed
to the SRA for help, Director Rob-
ert Elliott said. =
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-23
Boy, Il, Admits Killing Sister. a.
With 'Un|oaded Gun in Two.Cent Row

and that they had devided the mon-
ey that night. He said his sister
withheld two cents from him.
II got my gun to scare her." the
boy said as tears streamed down
his cheeks. Il didn't think the gun
was loaded"
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-23
VALLEY WHEAT GROWERS
TAKE CROP INSlIR

More than so per cent of I'M
perial countys wheat acreage has
been insured under the Triple-A
insurance program, L. G. Hawk,
conservation committee chairman,
reported Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-23
Government Will Finish
Deportation Case Against
Harry Bird 9es Next Week
D AMBL|NG
l\EPORTER
Pass the Beans

doS Tic beanS-
Tummy stoking at Hipass health
camp has developed to such pro-
portions that the camp staff is
worn to a nub trying to keep the
youngsters filled up.
Mrs. Paul Figaro of Brawley
called at the camp to visit Paul
jr., aged 7 years, She noted he
was hale and hearty and recalled
that at home he would eat nothing
for breakfast but a little cerea!
During her visit he called her aside
and whispered:
II think they must be running
out of food up here They don't
give us thing for breakfast but
bacon, eggs, toast and milk"
Bring EN- Back Dead
The next time Jug Lambert does
battle with beast he will have
movie camera record it and get
notarized statements from witness
ses. Not that he can't (unfortun-
ately) remember and describe every
detail of the encounter. His trou-
BILE is getting anyone to believe
1t.
While jug was driving near
Julian a wildcat ran across the
road. So far he has his audiences
with him. He stopped the ca,
picked up a rock, hit the cat, and
injured it. There his listeners de.
sert him. jug goes on alone. He
says he chased the animal UP a
tree. stoned it down and killed
1t with a stone when 1t charged
him.
All those who believe the story
run. don't walk, and tell jug.
Signs of PrOgress?-
Commercialism? Not for the El
Centro police department. The boys
there don't believe in advertising
The only way you can tell it's the
police station, unless you already
know, is by couple of signs which
say: For police cars only"
Another Paul Revere
Postmaster Penny Richmond sn6
the United States Postal depart
ment have gone modern in Fl Gen.
tro.
Special delivery letters now are
peddled around town by the youth
ful Jimmy Rapson mountd on
streamlined put-putter known as
motorbike. ..
P. S.-How would Uncle Sam
Junior do for a name for Jimmy?
thoughtful
The Post-Press staff struck 1t
rich Friday rich" Culbertson the
boss wrangler of the Star Bever-
age company in these parts, set
the whole force up to ice cold
soft drinks, a life saver-what. with
the temperature at 113 degrees.
Just I'm Case
The very next time RR gets
mad on with somebody, he is ready.
He will shout:
You are a lerp!"
by the time he or she figures
out what "lerp" means RR will be
safely out of the way
You look it up-RR had to.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-23
Armenian Boy, Son Of Man Who Helped
Police Find Slayer Of Archbishop.
Feared Kidnapped, Slain in NY.

YONKERS, N. Y, July %. (UP)-Hovannes Dadourian
16year-od of leader of New York Citys Armenans
vanished two weeks ago it disclosed today and his
family fears he kidnapped and perhaps slain by his
fathers enemies Dickran Dadourian wholesale clothing
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-23
Hearing in Recess Over Weekend as
osecution Announces It Will Cut
Witnesses Short OF Expected List

SAN FRANCISCO, July %. (UP)-The government
expects to finish its deportation against Harry
Bridges maritime labor leader next week and has only
of two important witnesses to CALL it learned
today When the hearing opened it indicated the
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-23
Arab Hijacking Gangs Vie for U.S..
Missionary; Shepherd Reports Seeing
Armed Band Escorting Bound Prisoner

JERUSALEM, July o. (UP)-An Arab shepherd
ported today that he had five armed Arabs escorng
bound of European appearance believed to be Cert
oud r. Foldner kidnapped Akron Ohio, missionary south
of Bethlehem 1t reported that hackng rebel bands
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-23
Baseball Results

NATIONAL
st. Louis . 900 600 1912 8 8
Brooklyn ..,. 010 500 O1x-7 8 1
Weiland, MCGEE. Shoun and Pad
gett: Hamlin and Todd.
Cincinnati m O0l 900 OO1-2 Q
Philadelphia :. 900 900 OO0-0 5 o
Derringer and Lombardi: Beck
and Davis.
Pittsburgh m 102 200 1893 13 0
Boston ....... 002 900 O10-3 8 4
Swift and Berres; McF'ayden,
Farmhouse and Lopez.
AMERICAN
Philadelphia . 200 600 O02-4 6 1
Detroit ...,.o..... Oil 900 O00-2 5 o
Nelson and Hayes; Newsom and
Tebbets.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-23
Faint Footprints : :
Tell Tragic Tale y
Of Agonized Hike
Aged Man Leaves Broken Down Auto to
Walk Across WasteIands: Perishes in
Sieht of WaterhoIe Across Sand Dune

SAN BERNADINO, July o. (UP)-By faint line
of footprints crng crafty for 20 miles the hot sands
of Moave desert authorities traced today the agonzng
end of Bill Hyatt, 62, miner
Hyatt's body was found with his arms imbedded to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-28
MATTATUCK BAND
 RECEIVES DRUMS
Son Presents Fathers Shares to Famed Unit
 as Memorial

Wolcott, Jan. 20--The drums owned by the late Charles Samuel Futile, who died Jan. II, have been presented by his son Cyrus D. Tut. tle of st. Louis Mo. to the Matta. tuck Drum Band of Waterbury and Wolcott. The drums have been giv- en by Mir. Futile as a memorial to his father and were presented with tho following conditions: They are always to be maintained in good condition: are not to be sold to any private party or organizations; the person to be selected as the one to use the drums Is to be ail officer of the organization, superior drum mer, or one who for some reason is an outstanding member.
 Two sets of sticks accompany the drums, one pair of which is to be placed in e case and kept on dis- play at the Mattatuck Drum Band rooms in Waterbury. There are two drums, both of which are snare drums. The larger one was made by MT. Futile September ., 1878, when he was about l8 years of age, The smaller one, an Eli Brown drum was made In 1922 and purchased from John P. Harrison, Feb. l8, 1921.
 The Mattatuck Drum Band dates back to l776, when 1t was organized in the Farmingbury Parish tof which Wolcott is Q part) as the Farminebury Drum Band. In t7s6 Wolcott was incorporated as q town and at that time the name of the band was changed to the Wolcott Drum Band. Later, because of deaths of the older members and the fact that 0 number of Water. bury men had joined the band, the name was again changed and la 1881 became known as the Matta- tuck Drum Band. During the or ganisation's early days In l776, 1t was captained by Aaron Harrison and John B. AlcoX,
 MT, Futile was m active member right up to his last illness. He could often be heard on summer evenings at his homo on the Todd road, drumming the peculiar beat of the old Continentali or Wilcox style of drumming. This differs from the modern drumming, in that the Continental style Is % beats to . minute and the modern style Is i2B beats to the minute, While this style of drumming Is heard more often la the Southern states, the Matta- tuck Drum Band Is One Of the few in the New England states to carry on the old traditional style of drum. beat.
 Due to the historical tradition of It's drum. beat, its uniforms and It's general history the Mattatuek Drum Band Is invited to take part in many historic anniversaries and events. As q member and e skilled snare drummer, Mr, Futile ae. eompanied the drum band on many of these occasions. He marched with them la Hartford on Sept, l7, 1897, when the Civil War flags were talk en from the arsenal and placed in the Capitol; ho was with them m Boston in 1919, when they created such a sensation in tho parade which was formed to welcome home the boys from France: in 1928 ho accompanied tho band to the Sesqi Centennial at Philadelphia and in 1926 and again in 1920 he made tho trip to Richmond Va. and other southern states which were visited by the drum band.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-28
HEIDT BUILDS UP
 DANCE PROGRAM

Tho modern radio audience wants more than just straight dance mus sic according to Horace Heidt, who conducts his Musical Knights over National Broadeasting Company networks three times weekly.
 And Horace is q firm believer in praetieing what he breaches. While his Monday, Wednesday and Sat. urday night broadeaSts from the Bowman Room of the Hotel Bilts more in New York City arc basieal. ly musical, each program Is built around q definite and separate idea
 On Mondays at i0:30 D. rn,, EST over tho NBC.Red Network, under tho title, "The Knights of the Round Table" lteidt and the mem- bers of his organization discuss problems that confront Q band aS a means Of better aequainting lis- teners With the personnel of tho or. chestru.
 Tho Wednesday programs, Phi. losophy und Common sense," heard at 7:30 D, iiin EST, over tho NEG Blue Network, arc based entirely on philosophical and timely sayingt, Each musical number D introduced by one or two thoughts pertaining 10 tho general themo of tho num- Der to Do played. He!dt acts aS the narrator on these programs.
 Family Night With Horace iieidt" Is the titlo Of the programs heard Saturdays at ii:3o p. tY,., EST, over the NBC-Red Network, Heidt interviews couples dancing at the Dlltmore and then plays their faV. orito numbers over the air.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-28
LIOuOR PERMIT kOTI(iE OlN APPLICATION

walsr wThs E E. s S syf' sdf s TssIs SSisss ,19S FacI
 Waterbury, Conny have, filed m 9p. plioatlon dated Jan. i4lh, lpap. with S,caoSoilc" aofit" lesc" c, on t ths p"s,nises @ @ sSa !s, Ss9,u'il Main stc Waterbury, G ys yGopn. q. ". Prescott. 0f 95 nerk!meP st,, Waterbury Gonn., and will be con: eeSsss.ss eSsssss YSlass.. Waterbury,, Conn. ss WALTER D. HALL. ..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-28

ieaT Plymouth 2 Door Sedan --
 Radio and Heater io3e Chevrolet Coupe, Radio and
 Heater
 io38 Packard Sedan ie36 Chrysler Sedan, c cyl. Heater 1884 studebakor Sedan, c cyl. ie3b Chevrolet Trunk Sedan 1885 Plymouth Coupe, Radio 1884 Buick Convertible Coupe 1883 Plymouth Sedans t9
 Many others--SiB and up. NEW FEDERAL TIRES & TUBES GROVE USED CAR EXC. i4 Grove st. Open Evenings
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-28
Financial
Business Opportunities

RESTAURANT -- Fully equipped, beer license, doing good business. Small cash payment. Central ioca- ton.
 ROOT & BOYD, INC. Dial A-3i0i i74 Grand St.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-28
RUddLEs.BoLAND ROW

Re.teamed. for tho first ume h more than two years Ia Paraniouats 1.-TWO Weeks With Pay" Charlie Ruggles and Mary Roland started out by induleing in c domestic brawl in their very first scene before the cameras. George Arehainbaud, tho director, arranged it that way.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-28

The network bureaus Jack Benny will begin training this ssunday night for the his eud with the sistyed Sour Anen Practically whom have discussed the matter hopes the bout will be short Wednesday nights Louis ss s Ssnwsn vs sna w Son saa % WATR Wish could have found time to the Big Town broad tho coast The Andrews sisters give that slick new Cole Porer hit y Belongs Daddy" whi he Phil Baker show Sunday night
 sammy Kaye were disappointed swing and Saturday dancing special broadcast Today, however will be the Waterbury Mental Hygiene society during the past week special oadcass WATR Success their current campaign for funds Sundays program wATR i2i6 subject spo Next welcome Mrs Sidney ca back to the Grand Paris Honeymoon haven't been enthusiastic the tunes from the movie are coming right along The WAT WAtE M S indicates that
 Connecticut stations than Coughns Sundays 400 So0 knowledge listed WTHT Hartford WING New London the afternoon tme and WiCC Bridgeport a 500
 While walking along day ago. my bearing call letters of the NBcHme key station WJz Just to satisfy my curiosity tell mo they % @ @ y a @ Mo vehicle @ % pspm @ nGa she % @ e to help me out but dislike trouble her on such an unmporant matter Fitzpatrick found the the It's Sunday night show but don't dare tell you the
 NEG Nat shikrct will direct full hour of Herbert music in observance of the so.h anniversary birth weeding ths Seth Parker ocaes a the maae Jane and John during the Sum heard read someone who called about tho psSss Choters several weeks They're be heard the Catholic replaced Johnny umpeter Warngs Hoywoods will hold spotlight
  ang ouplc The Circle broadcast tomorrow night at iooo shall to en About Coward one Of the cigarette hours gave personal testimonial for the prod delivery pIcaIy meant that way or not provided yours truly with one of hs commercial
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-28

the Shoppers Guide their opinions dance oreheras Of late that special period has been set aside reading them i05 opinion off his chest invited o send along to WATR One of readers asks for list of classical heard WATR There's here but I'm sending the King programs Is of . southern swing bradcasts over NEG You won't believe M but Roy Tynn initials L. R J. H. M Translated It's Leroy John Henry Marshall Heaven forbid his receiving college degree A. tackled onto the that would
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-28
WHY PAY MORE?

When you can buy dependable used cars like these, with an 70, K, that Counts" at such low prices: les7 PLYMOUTH TWO DOOR TOWN sEDAN--Finished in Gum metal, Has built.in trunk, It Is a clean. looking car and is in fine mechanical condition. Dandy rub. Der and clean upholstery. Get dem- onstration and compare It's value, Guaranteed with an $AGk OK that counts ,,,,.,,,,,,
 ie3e CHEVROLET DELUXE SPORT SEDAN --- Has spacious built-hl trunk. Motor tuned to deliver new car performance. An Al all around clean looking job. Good tires. Get demonstration Compare It's value Will sell quickly at this low price. Backed with an OK that S3S5 counts ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
 iese PLYMOUTH TOWN SEDAN -- This car Is flne looking and la every way a dandy car. Has hy. draulic brakes, floating power and excellent rubber. Motor in dandy condition. Get demonstration. Sold With an OK s365 that counts ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
 1883 VRoLET MASTER CoACH-ias good rubber and Is in good mechanical condition and is an all.around good car. $166 Priced for quick sale .,,,,,
 LOEHM ANN
 CHEVROLET COMPANY
 370 West Main Dial 3.bi3r
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-28


 ary 6th, The first in the series fo five appeared last night you'd like to take whack at winning either the passes recent Tommy Dorsey recording, you'd better scrape up copy of last nights Democrat. In order to compete you must identify many the i've possible and tell any fact you may know about each The last picture will be printed on Wednesday, leaving the radio station before Friday noon. If you'd like few hints about this gentleman his style resembles that
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-28
TWO vOX .POPPERS'

Wally Butterworth (left) and Parks Johnson add their bit to promote the fight against Infan- Gle Paralysis tonight In the vox Pop broadcast over the NBC.Red network at 500 o'clock. They will interview Georgia Coleman, 1889 Olympic high diving champion, who Is making an amazing rec0v- cry from the dreaded disease. Daily kicking exercises In Q swim- ming pool have so helped Miss Coleman that she soon expects to return to aquatic competition. The broadcast originates In the lobby of the Barbixon. Plaza Hotel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-28
WATR PROGRAMS ii9O Kilocycles

Y, M. i2.ib=Melodlc Moments, 1 i2;S0--WRterbury Democrat News, i2;i5s-Songs by Arlene, ;00-Yankee Newa, l;i6-Ruth Cullen, Songs, i;30--- Walter kidder's Concert. 2;00.-lntoreollegiate Debate, 2;S0--Candelorla orch, a;oo-From London; Music Hall, i;00--Miami Beach Handicap from
 Hialenh Park, tS0-Alan Courtnoy's Gloom.
 ehaserS, 4.d5--V. F, W, Auxiliary, 6.0Q--Ann Del Crosse, Songs, b;lb--Sammy Kayo'a orch 6;00-Yankoo Nowa. 6,i6--Sporta Page Of tho Air, G,Se--Dinner Concert, Gi5-Advertlsing Drama,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-28

FRAMES-ASles, wheels, straighten- ed cold in car. Waterbury Auto Spring O., 38 Brown Place.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-28

BUNGALOW --six rooms; excellent condition. Homestead Ave, Fair. lawn Manor. Inquire
 McEVOY'S, INC. Real Estate & General Insurance 6i West Main St. Dial 4-blie
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-28
2OO..WDRC.. C..Hartrord..l330

20U..WDkC..H ..HnrtT0fd..l3 3SV M is:oo--Kate smith, ia,i6--Ad Enthusiastically swing
 Club with ull Dayek, i;00.-Esso Reportcr-Newa,
 Weather, i;o6--All Handa on Deck. li30--Motst Choir ef Susquehanna
 University, 2,0o--Men Against Death, .,S0-uuffaio Presents, 2ib-Fran Hlnes.-Tener, 5'00--M --Merrymakere, 3,SQ--Poette Strings, i,00--Charles Paul at the organ, a,30-Daneeratorr, b,Q9-To be announced, b'5o--Weather Report for Winter
 Sports, b'9s-Eddle Duehin's orch. 0;o0--Es Neperter-Newa,
 Weather, G;05--Leighton Nobles orch. Gi30-Saturday Night Swing Club f,0p--Ameficans at Work, 1ig0--Joe b. Brown, Glll.Demling,
 Harry Soeniek'b orch, S,00-Johnny PresentA-Rusu Nor.
 gan's Orch, s'a0--proteaHor Quts, pi00-Hawailan Bound=-phil Baker .pi50-ConCert Hall of the Ain i0l00-Hit Parade, l0!tb--Capitel Opinions,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-28
For Particulars Sec

BARdAiNl South Main St., one. family. 6 room house, garage and barn. Large lot. 50 x 200. ei 300. Ina. H. A. voghel, iSe. Auburn Ave. 4-b748.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-28
Rooms, ",ard, Hotels
moonis and Board

BOye OLub. Cottage Plsoe Me, roUEnA swimming uo0L Au home cooking Reception rocnaA Mod crate nricek
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-28

'sG Lincoln Zephyr Dc Luxe Sedan '3e Packard i96 Sedan, { door '37 Pontiac Sedan, radio & heater '37 gtude. C cyl. Dc Luxe Sedan 'e6 stude. c cyl, Dc Luxe Sedan '59 stude. 6 cyl. Do Luxe Sedan 'S7 Ford ( pr. DO Luxe Sedan 30 Ford DO Luxo Touring Sedan 30 Ford ( pr. Sedan 80 Ford Dc Luxe Coupe '30 TeFraplane DO Luxe Sedan go Dodge Do Luxe Sedan 30 pierees Arrow 0 cyl Sedan
 Many Cars $50 up.
 clEdHAN MOTORS, ING.
 Ford-Mereury. Lincoln. Zephyr 1894 East Main SC. Tel 3s4l9b
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-28
ROAMING THE AIR WAVES
Dial Doings
By JIM PARKER

identity leader whose picture appears the head of onights and tell what consider interesting fact about him. you're well the toward winning pair passes to see
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-28
Automobiles

sM Auto Springs, Axles. Etc.