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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-11
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Benny Boyd, 81, was found guilty
. OF impersonating a federal officer
before Judge Thomas NJ. Cotter in
Recorders court last Thursday.
He was arrested in beer garden
n sa22ss 44- Hastings street-ea- Feb
ruary l6 by Officers Lemaster and
Blland.
At the trial Boyd stated that he
was a WPA Waterman and had been
given the badge in question for
identification since he was en-
ployed on a project in a neighbour
hood where there were no Negroes.
The badge was for protection against
the suspicion Of people in the vi
cinity, Boyd stated during tes,i-
mony.
He is alleged 10 have been sloppy
drunk when arrested The arresting
officer quoted Boyd as saying, I'm
q federal man.
Cross examined by the prosecu-
tor. Nick Wagner. Boyd disclosed
that he had been convicted and
served a sentence for breaking and
See "G-MAN," Page ?
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-11

Mrs. Jessica Rollins. wife Of the
prominent dentist, DR. Hollis Roll
Inns Of 3l5 +, Warren avenue, com
mitted suicide at her home on ST
Nicholas place IN New York City
last Sunday. according TO special
dispatch to the Michigan Chronicle.
Mrs. Rollins who was prominent
in social circles of Detroit and New
York is alleged to have taken her
life by asphyNiation. She is'repOrted
10 have locked herself in the kitchen
Of her apartment and turned on the
gas. the fumes OF which proved
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-11
Powerful Lobby In Drive For
Passage OF NY. Equality Bills

tanned the Introductory numbers Of
the IA bills designed to aid the Race
and requested all interested organi.
cations and individuals 10 rush let
tiers and postcards TO the various
committee ,chairmen demanding &C
ton on these measures.
Appreciaticn Of the work Of the
New York Stale Temporary Com
mission on the Condition Of the
Urban Co!ored population was ex-
pressed by the legislature last week
when the legislative BODY extended
the rte % the commission from
March 90 April IS Govcvnor
UennaH--s.gnea The extension bill
as soon as if was passed by the Sen
ate last Tuesday,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-11
Dc. School Board Lifts Ban
On Marian Anderson Recital

Constitution Hall 10 the noted con-
tralto for a recital because the sing
el Miss Anderson, is not white.
As a flood OF protests continued
to arrive with each mail at the
OARS door, their recording seere-
tary, Mrs. john S. Heaume, OF
Springfield revealed Friday that her
national board OF management
would accept Mrs. RooseEeltS
resignation on April is. No dispose
non has yet been MADE in the case
OF Dr. Mitchell
Miss Anderson, in commenting
See ANDERSON, Page =
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-11
Life Term
For Toledo
Wife Killer

TOLEDO Ohio, March I0-Joseph
Massey was found guilty Of second
degree murder last Saturday BY
Judge James Martin Of Common
Pleas court. He was sentenced to
life imprisonment in the Ohio
penitentary. Massey was charged
with the shooting OF his wife, Jessie,
in front Of Mount Nebro churcn
on Belmont street, November 20 Of
last year. He was convicted Febru-
airy q ard wifi be eligible for
parole in 10 years.
tOther Toledo News on Page i0l
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-11

the organizations prudish skirts
continued 20 catch mud despite this
cautious DacS-pe ddliug when on
Monday Dr. Elsie Reeo Mitchell, 81
OF Berkeley, surgeon. author and
one Of the d AIRS two honorary
life members on the Pacific Coast,
followed the example OF Mrs, Roose.
,clt and also rendered her tesigna-
ton.
Thus the Daughters this week
lind themselves minus Two OF their
most illustrious members as a result
Of their refusa. 10 allow use Of their
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-11

reation and Republication, were
promptly referred to various legis-
latve committees for action.
Seek Immediate Action
Seeking 10 force the proposed
legislation out OF committees so
that 1t may be acted upon BY the
whole legislature, citizens commit
tees in all parts OF the state pom
Darded the committee chairman and
their own representatives with de-
mands for immediate action on the
measures.
Since the floor leaders Of both
houses arc attempting 70 sci q
March IS dcadline for committee
action on al bills the leaders -
the citizens groups this week Oh.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-11
WOMAN SAVES LIVES OF 3 F|REMEN
AS 100000 BLAZE RACES BUILDING
Jesse James Widow Declines Further Aid Tn Case
CutBy Wife;
Near DEATH;
4GiDe Blood

A common law wife is alleged to
fave cut her mate during the heat
of an argument brought on after
she accused him Of staying out too
late the preceding night, Police
records reveal that she suddenly
stabbed him in the abdomen about
1890 am, last Thursday.
Raymond Thomas, SO, of 265 Theo-
dore street, apartment 6, was rushed
to Receiving hospital from his home
after he was alleged TO have been
stabbed by his common-law wife,
Faniel Lottridge. Records reveal
that she stated he stayed out TOO
late and she cut him.
She is held by police on a charge
Of fclonious assault pending the out
come of her alleged victims re-
covery.
At the hospital your reporter
stood by and saw Teddy Dickin-
son, "a. OF 525 Leland street; Ar
thur Williams, So, OF 678 Leland,
apartment II; Harold t.ewis, "a, Of
6709 Stanford and LefU. Kertow,
"a, OF PIP East Warren avenue, give
a pint Of blood each when it was
feared Thomas would need a blood
TRANSMISSION
Thomas was reported in very
serious condition by hospital al
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-11

Dependency was believed TO have
been the motive which led Mrs.
Rollins to take her life. Dr.. Rollins
left Detroit for New York Monday
night and is expected 10 return to
he city Saturday. Plans for the
funeral rites ware unannounced as
the Michigan Chronicle goes TO
press
A telephone communication from
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-11

Although a native Of Indiana,
Mrs. Rollins lived in Detroit sp-
pgoximately eighteen years before
she left for New York City four
years ago. She was a member OF
several clubs and active in civic
affairs here and in New York
where she was employed IN an ad-
ministrauve capacity for a few
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-11
SECURES AID
FOR MEN WHO
WERE TRAPPED
Yells And Waving Lights
Of Firemen Rouse
Heroine To Action
BY LARRY CHISM


Quick thinking and alertness on
the part OF Mrs, Elizabeth Lewis
OF 5l8 Alfred street, saved the lives
o; three unidentified fremen trap
ped in 100000 fire at Roehls
storage hoHse at 526 Alfred street,
last Tuesday morning, early.
Il saw the three men inside YELL
ing and waving their flashlights,
trying TO get help she told your
reporter. Il was at my bathroom
window upstairs saw them
and got help, she stated modestly.
Men Trapped
Witnesses stated tho. a., 49,.
had gore nm IN riabt ,bo tir. , -
the inside and we're trapped. both
La gaceta., 1939-10-02
IA eAoErK
las niGos. segdn pudimos q.

LINZ ALAilOE, SSSSeAA P~0AAAESS q
7eriguar, aeisten diariamcnte a
las escueias v. N. Ybor y Phil
lips Shore.
La comida que alli Sc les SIR
ys es buena Y Sc hace en- una &C.
Gina muy limpia. FL equipo de
las mesas puede comprarase con
ell de algunos restaurantes.
BESIDE hace ocho anos sostie-
ne Pla su Mission y lie vienen ayu
dando conocidas personalidades
que admiran su humanitaria la
Dor.
Cuando las maestras de as es
cuelas de Tbor Sc enteran de
que un nino no tiene medios pa
ra almorzar, 10 envian a la Nj
sion Pla.
Cada mesa tiene asientos pa
ra a criaturas.
Ali vimos en- la manana de
hoy al Sr. E. R. Dickinson, Ell
conocido abogado, presidente de
la Mission, a AL Chiaramonte,
La gaceta., 1939-10-02
LA F~EDERACION AMERI-
CANA Y LA PAZ
Sc propondrd como mediator al
Gobiermo de los E. Unidos

Cincinnati, Octubre 2.-Afir
mase que ell Consejo Executive
de la Federation Americana del
Trabajo aprobara una norma de
estricta neutralidad, en- cuanto
a la guerra, pero al mismo item
pc popondra como mediator,
sin sacrifice de la neutralidad,
al gobierno de los Estados Uni
dos.
La moci6n presentada dice en-
parte: "Nosotros estamos a ia
vor de que nuestra naci6n ofrez
ca suS servicios de mediaci6n en-
pro de la paz, y appearances que
los PASSES en- guerra resuelvan
a~ceptarlos. Pero al mismo ITEM
pc rehusamos ir mas lejos. Pa
ra nuestro pals demandamos
que Sc mantenga apartado del
conflicto europeo, manteniendo
su neutralidad en- hechos y en-
espiritu."
Sc lego un informe contenien
do TN nuevo y mas fuerte alta
que contra John L. Lewis y e.
CI0 y recomendando sea sus =
pendida la carta de la Brewery
Workers, obreros de las cerve-
cerias, por haber establecido
procedimiento judicial contra
un acuerdo de la Convention de
1888.
La gaceta., 1939-10-02
Ell Picnic del

Ell Picnic del
Centre AsturidnO
Justo es proclamar Ell exitO
queayer alcanz6 la Secci6n de
Intereses del Centre Asturiano
con Ell Picnic verificado en- TODD
ell hermoso edificio de la aveni-
da de Nebraska.
BESIDE las once de la mahana
empez6 a reinar la algeria y no
Sc extingui6 hasta completado
ell desfile, despues de las nueve.
Ell menu preparado para ell al
muerzo, y servido con ell mayor
gusto, fue muy elogiado por los
comensales.
Estren6 La Sonora, como ha-
bia prometido, ocho nuevas pie
zas y Sc la aplaudi6 mucho.
Los j6venes de la Secci6n de
Recreo y los de la Secci6n de IN
tereses, atendieron a todos los
asistentes e invitados.
Llegue nuestra mas cordial fe
licitaci6n a los organizadores de
la fiesta y al Centre.
He aqui algunos de los NOM
bres anotados por ell cronista:
Justo Rodriguez, p~residente
del Centre Asturiano y Su dis
/ tinguida esposa; Joe Hevia, pre-
sidente de la Secci6n de RecreO
Relisa Castro, presidenta de la
Secci6n de Damas; Jose Gonza.
leZ, secretario general; JESUS
Fernandez, Baldomero Fernan.
dez y Sra; Charles Gonzalez y
Sra, Joe Dslgado y Sra, Calsil.
da Diaz, Jordan Corral y Sra.
Silvio Polo Y Sra, Hilda Diaz
Miguel Fernandez, Margot Fra
ga, Horace Gonzalez Y Sra, Ra.
quel Sedita, John Clement J
La gaceta., 1939-10-02
UN NUEVO GRAN JURADO
Sc ~ORGANIZARA MANANA

Ell Gran Jurado del condado
terminara hoy sus deliberacio =
hes y manana sera escogido o.
tro por los dos jueces de la Cor
te del. Circuito, Sres. Park Y
Sander.
Esperase que en- su informe
final de hoy ell Gran Jurado ha-
ga recommendations en- cpanto
al juego prohibido, las ta5er-
mas, los jueces de paz y las cleo
cioes.
Para seleccionar ell nuev0
Gran Jurado han sido llamados
36 ciudadanos, de los cuales So
10 uno es latino, Phillip P. Fer
nandez, del 2308 Clewis Court.
La gaceta., 1939-10-02
Joe Menendea. relix. L6.

Sra, Joe Menende1, Felix. L6-
pcz, Felix Garcia, sdninistra :
dor del Sanatorio del Centre As
turiano; Ramon Fernandez Rey
p~residente del Centre Espahol;
Vicente Guastella, presidente de
L'Unione Italiana; Romano AL
varez, Joe Diaz, Antonio Cal :
vert, Mary Corrales, Leonora
Suarez, Obdulia Garcia, reina
de simpatia del Centre Asturia-
no; Norma Fernandez; Helen
Lastra, Jose Garcia, Aniceto Pc
rez y familia, Marcelino Lanes,
Joaquin Echevarria, Alexandra
Garcia, Manuel Gonzalez, Ma
nuel Suarez, Joe Aizpuru, Ma
nuel Lorenzo, Magdeline Loren
20, Belarmino Alfonso, Emilio
Rodriguez, Alicia Fernandez,
Billie Fernandez, Arturo Mo :
ran, Amelia, Julia y Olga Mo-
ran.
Francisco Garcia, presidente
del Circulo CubanO; Armando p
Boza, JESUS de la Parte y Sra,
Ida de la Parte, Rosita y Seve-
rino Quintanilla, Willie COMA
lez, Manuel de la Parte, Aida de
la Parte, Ramon Benito. Lour-
des Vazquez, Manuel Quesada,
Hector N1nez, Sofia Scaglione,
Juan B. Gonzalez y Sra, Vicen-
te Lubrano y Sra, Jose Manuel
Rodriguez, Consuelo Perez, Vic
tor Passetti y Sra, Victor Con-
zalez y Sra, Jose Fernandez y
familia, Eduardo Pedrero, Aida
Vale, Dalia Vale, Blanca Pat,
Jose Vega y Sra, Alicia Coma
lez, Alicia Rivero, James Domin
guez, Saturnino Alfonso y Sra,
Manuel Tamargo y Sra, Ian :
reano Tejeiro, Manuel Aparicio
y Sra.,. Eulalia Fernandez, Bal
domero Villademoros, esposa e
hijo, Margaret Garcia, Josefiua
Sanchez, Norma Rodriguez, Ii
rina Rubio, Manuel Rubio y ia
milia.
Dora Gonzalez, Woodrow Gar
cfa, Ana Renedo, Aida Castri-
lion, Marcial Rosales, Florencio
Santos, Gloria Valdes, Manoli =
ma Garcia, Ramon Pi, Matilde
Lopez, Mateo Gomez, Mary Co
mez, Mercedes Fernandez, pre-
sidenta de la Secci6n de Damas
del Circulo Cubano; w. Garcia
y Sra, DR.. Charles de Armas,
DR.. r. Ortega, E. Granda y Sc
nora, DR.. Carlos Barbas y Sra,
Alfonso Suarez y Sra, Jose Ro-
man; COronel Jacobs y Mayor
Simpson, directivos de la nueva
base aerea de Tampa; Joseph
Williams, Fiscal del condado,
Glenn Evans, Edna M. Agiiero,
Adalia Martinez, Candida Y Ce-
sar Fernandez, Aida GOmis, Car
men Salvaggio, Joe y Estela AL
varez, Fermnin Rodriguez, pre-
sidente de la Secci6n de Recre0
del Circulo Cubano y Sra. Car
los Menendez, Angelo Greco y
Sra, r. Vega, Manuel Garcia,
Armando Rodriguez, (Bombillo
A. Gonzalez, JESUS A. Soils, Ga
mersindo Fernandez, Ramiro
Cortina, Ramir6 Caraballo, Au-
rora Wendt, Dalia Escobio, Jo-
Sc Gutierrez, Juan Buria, Angel
de la Riva, preSidente de la Sc
ci6n de Recreo del Centre Es.
na6oI
La gaceta., 1939-10-02
LA OBRA DE LA MISSION
PLA
Sc dO almuerzO diaridmeRte q
mas de 10 Ri7OS

I'm reporter de este periodico
visit6 en- la mahana de hoy la
Mission Pla para yer reunidoS, a
la bora del almuerzo, a los nihos
pobres latinos que diariamente
atiende esa Mission.
En- las mesas Sc hallaban SEN
tados mas de 40 ninoS y les ser
Wan con ell mayor cuidado ell Sr.
Pla, su inteligente esposa, su hi
ia y otras personals.
La gaceta., 1939-10-02
CINCO Personals LESIO-
NADAS EN- OTRO ACCI-
n

Dos automobiles, uno guiado
por Conrad A. Blair, del 8O419
de la caEle Twiggs, y ell otro por
Leonard Csson, de la Gale Gin
cuenta Y Lincoln Boulevard,
chOcaron aver por la noche en-
la avenida de Nebraska esquina
a Hamilton, sufriendo lesiones
cinco personals; Blair, possible
La gaceta., 1939-10-02
FALLECIO AVER Ell SR.
JAMES TAPTAG
lie dtropelJ6 IN Gotom60d
gujGdo p0r HUjH Russell

Dej6 de t.,istir aver en- ell hos
pital San Jose, de e. "a ciudad,
81 Sr. James Pappas, duenc de
una estaci6r de venta de aceite,
en- la avenida de Nebraska, a
quien el viernes atropell6 I'm au-
tom6vil griado por Irwin Rus
sell, vecino del sol Plaza Place,
individuo que llevaba su coche
a gran velocidad. Ocurri6 ell ac-
cidente en- la esquina de Flori-
da y Jean. Sobreviven al Sr.
PappaS pariente del luchadOr
Pappas, ST. viuda, Sra. Ella
May PappaS, Y una hijaStra.
La gaceta., 1939-10-02
SENTIRSE BIEN, USE
LAXANTE TODD VEGETAL,

He aquf ell laxante que actua como
los mas electives, pero es un suave
persuasive para los intestinos
cuando Sc usa en- esta forma: Una
cuarta parte o media cucharada del
aromatico BLACK-DRAUGHT Sc DO
ne en- la lengua, por la noche, Y des-
upes de tOma agua-ya esta TODD lis
to. Entonces este laxante TODD vege-
tai concede tempo suficiente para
La gaceta., 1939-10-02

dOrmir, actua suavemente y por en-
tero, alivia ell entrenimiento. los do
lores de cabeza, la biliosidad, la irri-
tabilidad y ell NAL aliento. Ell princi-
pal ingrediente de BLACK
DRAUGHT es un tonico laxante in
teNinal que ayuda a dar tono a los
musculos del intestine. Millones de
quotes usadOs prueban su merito.
Econ6mico-de % a 40 d6ssis por Csc
La gaceta., 1939-10-02

fractura del craneo; Sra. Con-
nc Ken1edy, del 560c Gale NJ
We, qye acompaiaoa a Blair; Ia
Sra. .Cason y su mia Frances,
de nueve amos, y el prOp.o Ca
son. Los dos primeros y la Sra.
Gason quedaron recluidos en e..
Hospital Municipal.
La policia realiza una invssti-
gaci6n.
La gaceta., 1939-10-02

Ell dia 10 de Octubre de
este 40, entire las 1915 no.
ras y las 1S:45, dara I'm
concerto para la America
Latina, por la Radio, ell mo-
table gu~itarrista espaRol
Francisco Alfonso. lie a.
companara con las casta-
nuelas la bailarina espano-
la Rosita Segovia. Sc tras-
mitira ell programa por Las
estaciones de onda corta
WRCA y N
La gaceta., 1939-10-02
Al ST.. Ramon A. GOnzGlez

Al ST.. Ramon A. Gonzdlez
Pedimos a este sehor, que le
viene mandando collaboration
deportiva a este peri6dico, Sc
i~dentifique con ell director 81
puiere seguir viendo publicados
sus trabajos.
Ell Sr. Gonzalez deja 10 que es
cribe en- esta reduction, pero no
hemos podido hablar con el.
Para un peri6dico es grande
la responsibilities cuando publ
ca 10 que Sc lie envia sin como
GER debidamente al que escribe.
La gaceta., 1939-10-02
Una tdrjetd

BESIDE Laredo, Texas, nos ell
via una tarieta ell estimado ami
go Jose Glamour, administra :
dor del teatro Casino y expre5i-
dente de la Camara de Conner
clio de Ybor.
Estuvo de vista en- MEXICO y
desde Laredo sigui6 viaje a Ar
kansas, donde pasara dos o tres
SemanaS.
Muchos exitos ha obtenido e.
apreciado Glamour y deseamoS
regrese pronto a esta ciudad.
La gaceta., 1939-10-02
Phillip Shore

Phillip Shore
La Sociedad de Padres y Macs
tros de la escuela Phillip Shore
Sc reunirA mahana martes, a las
3, en- ell edificio de la escuela.
Pronunciara un discurso la Srta
English con ell tema: Ell cam
biante orden social y ell nino."
Seran discutidos los planes pa
ra la gran fiesta annual de Hal
loween.
La gaceta., 1939-10-02

VENDEDOR-Para vender y
cobrar un Establecido Produc-
to de Salubridad. Dirijase al
sos Polk entire las 8 y 10 de la
manana.
La gaceta., 1939-10-02

Hicimos aver una vista al
querido amigo Juan LesSis. No
sotros a~preciamos gran mejoria
en- su estado.
Juan conserva TODD su vigor v
agilidad. Muchas personals de 81
amistad lie visitaron en- la ulti-
ma semana.
La gaceta., 1939-10-02
presidente de Ia Junta de Edu.

cac;6n, : q otras pe1conalidades
For 10 que ncmos visto es me-
ritoria y digna de apoyo la obra
que realiza la Mission Pla.
Fl promedio diario de ninos
que ALI almuerza fluctGa entire
As y So.
La gaceta., 1939-10-02
En- ell Centre ObrerO

La compahia "Chic Tropical"
alcanz6 anoche un rotundo EXT
to, en- ell teatro del Centre Obre
70.
Las dos obras Representatives
fueron calurosamente aplaudi :
das.
Otra function sc anuncia para
ell dia 8 de octubre, con ell titu-
10 Tampa Sc hunde".
La gaceta., 1939-10-02
NOTAS SOCIALN

Enfermos
Ell estimado amigo Ramon Sa
malea estA de nuevo enfermo y
recluido en- Ell s~anatorio del Cen
tro Espaiol.
LIE deseamos a Ramon un
pronto y complete restableci-
miento.
La gaceta., 1939-10-02

You may be guilty of halitosis Dad
BREATH this very minute, and yet be
unaware oft. That's the insidious thing
about this offensive condition, so fire.
quently due to food fermentation in
the mouth.
You yourself may moi recognize IL
-: but everyone you come in contact
with does.
Listerine Antiseptic halts such fer
mentation, said by some authorities to
be a major aus of mouth odors, and
overcomeS the odors themselves. So why
risk annoying and offending others2 Why
hurt yourself socially and in business2
1t Is so easy to guard against Offend
Ing by gargiing with Listerine, the
safe a~ntiSeptic. Your breath becomes
sweeter and more agreeable. If you
value your job and your friends, use
Listerine Antiseptic regularly. Lambert
Pharmacal Company, St. Louis, No.
LISTERINE
for HALITOSIS
Aa~ A~.aA~
La gaceta., 1939-10-02
The AWFUL PRICE YOU PAY FOR BEING
NERVOUS
Check Below And See If You Have
Any Of The Signs

Quivering nerves can make you old and
haggard looking, cranky and hard to live
with-can keep you awake nights and rob
you Of good health, good times and jobs.
Don't let yourself Ego" like that. Start
taking a good, reliable tonic-one made espe-
eiaIly for cOnIsn. And could you ask for any
thing whose benefits have been better proved
than world-famous Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Let the wholesome herbs and rootg Of
Pinkham's Compound help Nature calm
your shrieking nerves, tone up your system,
INT help lessen distress from female func-
donal disorders.
Make a note NOW to get a bottle Of this
dme-proven Pinkham's COMPOUND TODAY
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-02
WATERBURY MANI NAMED TEACHER
John Grove Chosen Man- ual Training Prof at
 ThOmastOn High

Thomaston, May D. Miss Eleanor Kane, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. James H. Kane of South Main street, was appointed domestic sci- ence teacher of the high school at the monthly meeting last night of the school board.
 John Grove of Waterbury received the appointment of manual training teacher. Miss Kane who is a grad uate of Thomaston High school in the class of '34 completed her course at Connecticut State College last June. She has since been receiving further training at St. Joseph Col, lege, Hartford. MT. Grove is grad uate of the State Teachers College of New Britain. It will be the first permanent teaching assignment for both of the successful candidates, and the introduction of domestic science and manual training classes here. The newly hired teachers will enter on their duties next Septem- Der.
 Another matter to come before the meeting was that of engaging mem- bers of the present faculty for teaching positions here during the coming year.
 Matters of routine business were transacted and plans relating to the new high school discussed. It is eX- pected the new building will be com- pleted and placed in the hands of the school board the coming month
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-02

When you hear that understand ing voice on NBC-Red tonight at 10:30 say Good Evening Brothers, this is Uncle Walter speaking, and I know just how you feel"-you are opening the door to listen to the newest musical and comedy pro- gram, Uncle Walters Dog House"
 This new half-hour program Is different from any radio program on the air as 1t Is a reQuest-made show--is designed and built to sat- isfy the many requests from men listeners who have wanted . pro- gram to interest men listeners. c program out of the everyday type. program that has man appeal" The music viii be different. the sentimental rather than swing; the songs arc different, the oid-time fayorites: the high spots are dif- ferent and the commercials are different.
 t b the only program on the cir that is designed t0 alleviate, fnlti. gate, Rlnellorate and otherwise re nsye the suffefings os all good tels lows who. thru niismnderslandinas With their wives OF sweethoaFie, are nos 10 the "pog House" thru eif- |eunletaniial evidence.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-02

 WORKERS HERE

Tuberculosis workers from the vi- cinity of Waterbury met today from II o'clock until 4 o'clock, at the office of the Anti-TuberculoSis League, 35 Field Street, to review the recent Christmas Seal campaign and to make preliminary plans for next fall. Mrs. Florence Breed, field adviser for the National Tubercu- losis Association, New York, was slated as the principal speaker and Miss Mabel Baird, state campaign director, Hartford, presented new campaign materials and exhibit the 1889 seal which was designed by the noted American artist, Rockwell Kent.
 In addition to the members of the Waterbury committee, representa- tives were present from several other towns, including Miss A. Eliza beth Bigelow, Meriden Public Health Association, Mrs. s. c. Tomlinson and Mrs. John Phillips of Woodbury Edward Torrance of Southington. and Clifford c. Beebe of New Haven.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-02

Commissioner. He is former Lord Mayor of Newcastle-on-Tyne and a World War veteran.
 Lord Harlech has been named Commissioner for the Northeastern District. AS w. OrmSby- Gore, he was for long a member of the House of Commons. He was one of the secretaries of the World War cabi- net and a member of the British delegation to the peace conference.
 Sir Warren Fisher is Commis- Sioner for the Northwestern Region. He has probably served on more government commissions than any man alive.
 Lord Trent is Commissioner for the North Midland region. He is the son of man who founded one of the greatest drug busi- nesses in Britain, and pioneered the f1ve-day week.
 The Earl of Dudley is Commis- sioner for the Midland Region. Before succeeding to the peerage, he served in the House of Con- mons. He owns 30,000 acres and vast iron and coal properties. He served in the World War.
 Sir Will Spens is Commissioner for the Eastern Region. He is Master of Corpus Christi college, Cambridge university, and is a leading authority on education.