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1885.
 The first, for $1O,OOO, bore nota- ton of a letter, from John P. Fitz- maurice to Leary, advising him of the appropriation of the board of aldermen for an item of $10,000 to the board of education for repairs to buildings.
 The second for $4,500 represented another new item approved by the board of aldermen, an appropriation to Waterbury's Settlers Village, now defunct.
 The third, an item for $179, 89858 was allegedly in accordance with the vote of the board of aldermen, according to @ letter of December 27, 1885. to Leary. The fund was for use in the street department.
 Brown at that time pointed out that the section 76 of the charter provided that the board of alder men should make no appropriations from unappropriated funds until the last month of tho fiscal year or un- til the budget had been completed for the following year. He stated that the transfers had been made several months before December.
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the state of affairs" was the reply.
 Diversions
 Irregular diversion of funds from one department to another, contrary to city charter regulations, were responsible for inconsistencies in the Kingsley audits, Brown indicated. "The Kingsley reports" he said,
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were based on original appropfia- tions plus added appropriations. created by diversions of public funds"
 Brown added that his compilation of the alleged over-expenditures was based on a consideration only of original appropriat tions.
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Various City Departments
 Exceeded Appropriations

Spends Hours Witness Stand Reading Appropriations Illegal Diversion Funds Charged tor Hugh M Alcorn
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From School Fund

The transfers to meet the over- traits, he said were made from the pecial school fund and the surplus esource sinking fund.
 q copy of Q vote of the board of sinking fund commissioners. who lre the board of finance, was read by Brown. It ailaRed that on Do.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28
By PAUL HARRISON NEA Service st@ff Correspondent

f5eiiywoed-When Director Louis kifig approves the filming Of ( ge- queii6e in "Th6 Way Of Ali Flesh ' Mlfi6l Aiie6lus spfihts t6 fi6f dF6sss ing room and the waiting haifdfesss cd afld wardrobe woman, Of comes the street walker costumes; of come the red mouth afd the eye shed6W; hair begins t6 fly into a blond, G6il6d rope. Practically if7 tries, Of ifl only a few tfie6s, afiyl way, Miss Afieelus skins into th6 accessories Of A contrasting role Sid IS h6tsf66ting it for tie Down Went MeGinty" set to resume hef
 place as Brian B6hi6Vy's leading iady.
 Life for the English actress has been almost as hectic ever since hef arrival here six months aE6, First came aii appearance opposite H8iiH aid G6lffAfi fiji "The Lieht Fhat Faiied," with the newcomer Rs the e66i and tih6fn6tl6hai Maisi6, That finished. sh6 had two whole days Of leisure before going 6fi "s6f8fi" with Doug Fairbanks, Jfa afid Mas deieife Carroll. Miss Afigetus t6t6d most Of tii6 comedy 6fi that trip, Before it was over tfle production office was ii6ii6fihg for fer t6 join Akin Tamif6ff ahd Gladys George in ~fhe Way Of Ali Flesh" Miss George has th6 larger feminine part, but Miss Aiie6ius h@s what
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28
5 SKATERS LOST
 IN MAINE TRAGEDY

Boston, Dee, 2G@(UP)@BfGNfl. iHE ef i've skaters increased t0 hih6 the violent death t6ii ifl New EKgl iafid yesterday, Three died if high. way accidents afid one if A fRii,
 The skaters plunged through fivef Ice at Bili6fi6a aiia MadaWaska, Me- As 6 e6idGkflat sent t6fiip6fatuf6s tufnbiihg below gef6 in some places
 Two Boy Scouts, Martin M. c0ie, ~, afid Paul 4, Shunaifl6ii, fg, b8tfi Of Cambridge drowned iii Concord river iieRf t3iilefiGas 0thfF fa6His befs Of ( camping party heafd screams Afid f6uRd 6fiiy tW6 GRBs Heating on the water, fh6 b6al6s were recovered,
 f'he victims at the Northern MaiHe border were Letiis MaE66n f7; his sister Minnie. i4, afld Geraldine pi6ufde, 20, ali Of EaihafSdst6h, \,
 Jean L. Nisseii f9, Of South Pefts iand, Me- < G6iby jtiRiGF college student, WAS killed Instantly when hef automobile skiGdea ct stARaisii, Me.
 Stanley ftadzvit6wiez, g, 0f Meht- Vile, G6fIfig was Killed when his motorcycle skiGeed 6ii tie New London Norwich highway,
 Wallace Weed, 62, Of L6il0x WAS Killed by 6ii automobile AS he walk cd al0fg tie Lefi6xIPitts16id hieh- WHy.
 Mrs, Marion f, PfevaRdie, s2, was Killed when she f6li from Ril eighth h66f window Of 6 Back fsay k6tei,
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alt her experiences, though, was 6 flicker she was persuaded to make iA Berlin, T spoke no word Of German" she recalled, "aBd nobody iH liie cast spoke more than Q word or two Of English, They hired an interpreter forme who wasn't much better, He'd try to explain scene aHd I'd go into 1t with only the Vaguest idea Of what was sup- posed to be doing, I didn't know what action had gone before, or what Wss to follow, never saw the pic- tuFs, or even learned it's name, and I stiIi don't know what t was about. But I got paid"
 Serious vocal study aimed at gFsHd opera, took fler into light opera and musical comedies, Broad- way beckoBed after the long run Of "Daiaiaika" iB London; and ip New York, Miss ABgeius stepped into another btt-ETThe Boys From Byra. cHSe," By tbat time, Paramount de- cided that t really needed her,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28
STUDIO CHANGES
 ITS MIND ABOUT HER

FFem then ef, # wss pretty easy geiRg=fims te stage, stage t0 films afld each Ga8Hg8 RH upward step UpWafd iH England, anyway; Holly. W66d didn't walt feF, Nine years ag6 sh6 aHd RH6thef y6iBgstef, afl actor iiaHiGd ftRy MtltaEd, were tested t9. geth6f by Paramount, AHd the result was something 8wfHL Chances are, however, that they'll stilI make 6 pies tttf6 together, bseRHse b9th H9W gre Under long term contracts attil9 same stHdi6. Ald ths studio, incidentally, ts Fafahi6iRt,
 Nest Of Miss AHEeiHS' films were siieRts, which prevailed i4 England quite Awhiie sitter eHF movies bee came aftieaiate, The m9SE silent 0f
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28
Legal Notices

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 Attekts
 CLAYTON BIsIGTTL, l2.2g-t.4sIL keW TfLaxsna avs vGsennEx.
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ARREST FOLLOWS
 AUTO COLLISION

An accident at East Main aRa Seh66l streets this neon resulted ifl the arrest Of James 1aGavieeilia, Of 6e Sycamore L8il6, vie was notified te appear iH tfafiiG G6tift 6fi a charge Of violating tfie rules Of tiie F6aa,
 Motor patf6linafl JeiE MHfDfly wfi6 made th6 arrest reported t6 Captain Wiiliafll Bueeaf inst afl automobile operated by faSavieeiiia e6iiided with 6 machine driven by Louis HGheHsteiH, Of HaftfeKa.
 Beth vehicles were daHaged,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28
SHE'S GRATEFUL FAtt HARD WORK

Aid now, dae Co the eKteeAeieE and manifold mysteries Of fil0Vlemak- ing, sh6 Is working iil two pictures ct 6fie6, "Bieyeling,p which Is the Hollywood term for t, is not a FaFe Gh6F6 for character people, but it's alm6st unprecedented for featuFed players, 4 prostitute efle hour and z sweet young mother RHd secretary tie next, Miss AHgeius still finds tine to bs grateful fer So much activity and such diversified roles,
 Hollywood is fuii Of stories about actresses Whe afs brought here with t66pia AiId staf-tRik afld then aFe tossed into 0fle picture, maybe, CT directly into oblivion Miss AFgeilis. tf6Hgh, vii be the first person tfl movie history t6 e0iREiete four A. budget pictures before agy Of them Is released, If inst isn't startling enough, consider that she was not hired originally as aH actress, but as a singer, So far, sile hasn't Wafbl6d a note,
 Sic dances, tee, which is how sic got into sheW business, Fifteen years SEQ, 6fi Dee, 2G, she pFaBeed cut efi the BfuFy Lane stage as 6fie Of tie ballet faFies iH "A Midsummer Nights Dream" Mufiei ARgelus was i2 then At l4, being somewhat Dfse6ei0Is physically, sine Wag abie te get 6 job h0ofBg in the chorus 6f tile Midnight F0iIies, stiii 2 chorus dancer at iG, she was tagged by a scout fer British Lion Films, tested afld piepped into the feminine i6ad Of afl Edgar Wsiiaee thriller,
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lity quite uncommon to her usual Vivaei0us character by faiBting during the filming Of Vigil iH the Night"
 Fer future father Clark Gable there may be some vigiis in the night yet to come. h the c0m- pesit8 ph6t0, above, tle aHd caFele afe seen hl family pfevieW with ilfaht that appeared iB recent
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28

movie with Miss Lombard.
 Miss StaBWyck has been cafl- ceiling her picture engagements and now has no future commit Hents, Enjoying this period of in- activity with her is handsome hus- band Bob Taylor, The couples fond smiles, right are not unlike those Of exDeetant parents,
 Have you seen any stoFks flying Wegt2
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28

Hollywood, Dec. 26-The movie eoieny is as excited as 6 couple Of maiden aunts over the persistent fumor that both car0ie Lombard and Barbara Stanwyek gre expset- ing babies.
 There's fi6 denying inst Miss Lombard isn't herself Oil tie set these days. More than once she has displayed 6 Victorian ffagil.
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 1EEX b5EsesfJe4g Y Igg gpysStaHss Y Hsfisst sfkst Rl itstfHBleHt 70 wFltsHR RNfp0gt- RlsRt 0f sAfd aeRsAsed RlRY be pT9Vz fd, AtlPf9yea, allowed Ah4 admitted H pf6batei .&s per application 0R GttDElftfll, .FbfE said application ks heRf4 .8fa aefeFf9frs4 8t the 4, 2, tsf9 at Sii$gg eet6ek ill tbe f9res be EiveR Of tie psh9eSey 0f said 0f hearing thereon bY pHbltbhj8g fife sRfHe eBe fitHs lH s6Ille RewS. DistFfet, ais6 by teaVlRR wlth eT by iags grsPal@ fsesi Waterbury,, 2 9Gpy 0f .tllfs ofdeH e Rll Ddfttes interested AR6 FesiAbRE wttb6Hf tbe Pf0bafe District 0f Waterbury 0H gg before the zsth day 0f DseeMbsF !. .. 'GsxaevEREYs N gAHy., fSsSsstt Asst Clerk,
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DISTRICT 0f WATERBDRY, ss,
 R. 1893, ESTATE Of. MARY HAt,s
 RlE late 0f Waterbury, tD said
 District deeeaEed
 Adsgeeg iRgIles',sn ss.aGtoiH' Gf HELEs sIsy. Ing tbRt letters Of administration psg spp0sSiloS o6 Sis more fully scBilsHSSs gkbs. Z rhst .a,q application Rs beaya ag2g 4steTgtnsd at the
 ssys,y @ n,siXs,s A Gg.t ts z. st sse eesi eesio:s x ARA tbat RQtise. De HlYeH 0f tbe lhs simS aG4 place oT BsaSjDg fberss 9P by pHbjisbiRg the same. one etTeBIatf0R tD salA Dbetglet, RJS0 by leaving .Wttb 0T by HRbItHE tD reg. l9tege9 letters, postage prepaid. fFOIg ~ parties jpisp,gsstsd sDd rssldj6g Wttli0Wt tbe pg0bafe District Of Wa. teYhngx eg 2g before fbs sS1 1sT Of :. .. SszRoUgsITB N yAEy..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28
Houses For Sale
THE EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY

Has recommended us to dispose O1 four 2-family houses on Cooke st. All are fully rented and have gar~ ages. These dwellings can be pur- chased at l0sS down and balance m monthly payments as rent. Impure HUTCHINSON 6 HUTCHINSON l95 North Main St. Dial 3-4404
 or Your Own Broker
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28
HAMrDEN 0N SCREEN

Waitef HaElipaeH, dean Of Silake- spesseail actors, makes flls fllIll aes bit as tic archbishop iii f6ik0 feas dies "TlIe MufeiEbaek Of Metre BaBe," starring ChaF1es Iaugbt0R
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28

1888 Buick Touring Seda.
 1887 Chevrolet Sedans t0 Radio STANDARD TAXI co. 2i Park Place. Dial 5-ll6l
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When You Need A Maid StenOgrapher, Mechanic Or
 Handy Man, Use A Democrat Help Wanted AdDal 42121
sw AutO Springs. Axles, E.c,

FaANaEs-Axles, Wheels, Straight ened Cold in Car, Waterbury Auto Spring O., 30 Brown Place,
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Legal Notices
ORDER OY NOTICE

WATEIiBURY SAVINGS BANK, R g0rp0FRU0g 0rEaplEsd gBdep the laws Of this State, and located iB Waterbury,
 HE,aBNgt EE,aNg,,Rggggg ,RRgggssENTHEIyEs ST wlIyFaM ASWP " asessssd, DELLA Y, MOSES, j1!! slbte hetpsat.ta.w Of said William M6gngs.sss AGgG gNEYDDENHtockE N $ Es 2, fsieHXRD" "GosEs and RoBElsT Gsjgssst .jsw 'gf of ssjd WiljismgT W, Moses, s1 Of said Waterbury, TTAyyEt r S gSg&Go &GofzEgEtcgr ss' rwa2Ei:: e2EN: kgRF, DseeW6eT l6, 1889,
 9ESegded, 0f the Waterbury Savings gs@k ,P9Esviggog d0r reas,o1s therein ateSDsyy, tsfDss ." kbo@p sSe ss"tSse ss So m mMssI, e son Street, made retppDaDDs before the superior Court for New HayeD Tsssasy ~esf ~esf TBses@.BeE. A. A. .D' IS' i@SsS, @ ispPPsarlPE Pougt ,,S. t9 ana sa ss'gg ,fftGsnd Widow, gald Della v Moses, aBd sons. said FvedePjek D, Moses, Ray Gl0pd Moses, HpRbRPd Moses aDd ItObegt Meses; and tbat certain of lbe defegAaDfs ave Of parts ID. kD0WHE lt ts hereby
 OtsDEItED tbRt the plaintiff append !ts writ Summons .a1d cOms tbe Wld9w, HelTsy lieDrsseDtatjvss and Creditors Of WtlIjam ", Moses, late 0f said Waterbury, deeeaged, aDa summon them tO aDDeag before lbts c0uyt % Ov bef9ge the .2Dd Tuesday Of January, 4, D, f940, then Agg thspe @. RDsWeP tO said e0ms ORDERED tb8t said action be e0Rtlgged, f0H tbPee months and fbRt additional notice 0f tbs DeHdRDoy 9f said R0mplRtDt De given. by pub, llsbtBE tbIs 0Yder iB be Waterbury DeIg0egat A newspaper printed tD sRld, Waterbury, once 4 WeslJ two weeks. sBReesstyely, eOmmeDo.Dg on 9g bef0re the RSfh day Of Deeem, 0fBeeT who, win his. d0lDgs thsYes 0R tnGoYEeg, shatl tnake dIe return
 GEORGE " FREEMAN.
 Clerk,
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Best Wishes For
 A HAPPY NEW YEAR ouellette Motors, l7 Jefferson St,
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? Autos and Trucks For Sale

AT FITZPATRICK'S 1883 Ford { cyl. Coach 1884 Buick Sedan 1886 Buick 3 Door Sedan 1888 Buick Sedan 1888 Dodge Stake Truck, 2.a Ton
 SHOWROOMS; 487 Meadow St. Dial 4-9487
 Wholesalers & Retailers
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WINDOW CLEANING = You will save money if you send for ils to do your cleaning. Connecticut Window Cleaning O., office. 322 Pine Gt. Dial 4-4HiT.
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SFATg ef c9ANEcTIcgT, cogy. xpHaxeGSta2s.f q 2sfG SG.s!sSAsys, sAsygFsi si, 4 'iSsIg VA The within agd foregoing js q tfHe apd RttRsted copy Df fbe orig lpai order .9f Notice 70 my baDds f0F publication,
 Attest; t2-<2t-zt Constable,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28
Business SerUice
si Business Services Rendered

WHEN ~ You wait Towels. Goats, Aprons. Hoover Aprons 0r Uni. forms call Russell's Waterbury Towel Supply O., e02 East Main St. Phone 6.i377. By our qualitV ' we are known: /by our service VI have grown.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28

1886 CHEVROLET TOWN SEDAN GROVE USED CAR EXC
 i4 Grove St. Open Evenings
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Announcements
PeFsOnnR

DENTAL PLATES e1
 REPAIRED - 8 Hours . up
 Your old Plate Made Like New City Dental Laboratory, i0i D, Main,
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Educational
Dancing Teachers
Merchandise
90 Business 6 onre hqulpment

TRANSFER CASES, INVENTORY SHEETS, DESK CALENDARS,
 DIARIES FOR i940 DAVIS & WYE 60 BANK ST,
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"l-2-3-4-5-6-7-S-9-1O-here come!"
For Rent Real Estate
Houses For Rent
By Clyde Lewis

SIX ROOM HOUSE and garage Heated, One-family, l62 Colonial Ave, $40, Dial 4-522l.
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! Service Stations Repairing

FOR QUICK SERVICE on Tires ana Batteries call S-690S. Batteries re- charged. soc; flats fixed SSc: roao service 25c, Somma Auto Supply 234 East Main st
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28

'38 Lincoln Zephyr SsSSN ssss
 NOES AUTO PARTS. Dial 4-2s2s
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Good Things To Eat

FOR SALE - Apples, handpieked Mcintosh, Baldwins, Greetings and other varieties, bushel, Soc up, AL so Sweet Cider, Gal. 25c. HARRIS PLAINS ORCHARDS, Litchfield- Bantam State Road.
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Desk Room and offices

FURNISHED OFFICES in my cen trally located building, John H. Cassidy, 37 Leavenworth St.
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Special NolIcss
l ak

Be Prepared goHV IoY ' wAL2s ERs
 3 BAGS FOR tl0O Tel. 3-7l62
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ll0useholn Articles

NEW YEARS sPECIALl
 The New Born 3 ROOMS FURNITURE Everything Complete $19S Just to help celebrate the coming New Year we have decided to offer such on unusual value. Young couples who buy the NEW BORN" this week will be sure of 0 saving of at least S60.00. Yes you get every- thing complete when you buy the NEW BORN" You get complete bed room, living room and kitchen, rugs and everything else to com. plete the home, even a radio Is in- cluded, So be sure you see 1t before the week is over.
 NO PAYMENTS IF SICK
 OR UNEMPLOYED When you buy from us you get a guarantee in writing that you don't have to pay in case you are sick or unemployed.
 2 FREE COURTESY AUTOS We will call for you in one of our Courtesy Autos" to bring you to the store and take you back home again. This does not place you under any obligation whatsoever, just phone or write us.
 Albert's Furniture Go.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28

soUTHMAYD ROAD -- Furn, Apt, lst floor, 1 rms, Reasonable. Ina, L. J. Curley, 3-5i69.
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} HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD
From Gutter Roles To Cush And Back Again That's What Mwiel Angelus Got Herself In For

might De termed the title FoIs; shes tie flesh.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28
Rooms, E>ard, Hotel
For Rent R 1i Ectote
Apartments and Tenements

COOKE ST. SEcTIoN-SiX rooms, 2nd floor, hot water heat,
 MeEVOY, INC, 5i West Main St. Dial 4-5iia
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-28

1889 Buick lspeciaD { Door Tour
 ing Sedan, Radio and Heater i03T Dodge { Door Sedan 1894 Dodge Coupe 1881 Chevrolet Sedan EMMONS and SEVILLE
 Pontiac Sales and Service 49T Meadow St. Tel. 3-3i49
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-07
Ex-Governor Leche
Under Indictment
In Louisiana Probe
Continued From Page One)


ton of DIR. James Monroe Smith as
president of Louisiana State Univer-
sity.
The indictment said Weiss and
Leche were partners to an agreement
by which Burford built a 59-mile
pipe line from the Rodessa, La, oil
fields, near Shreveport, to east Texas,
and the Pelican Oil Company given
a daily allowable increase from S.
900 barrels to 10000 barrels by the
State Conservation Department.
The government alleged the East
Texas Refining Company agreed to
take 100000 barrels of the "hot oil,'
but that only 100000 barrels were
actually shipped, on which commits
siOns of $48,800 were paid to Weiss
for distribution. The pipe line, which
cost S499,0OO, then was sold for a re-
puted price of $950,000, and 100000
paid to Weiss a commission.
After payment of $4,000 as attor-
ney's fees, the government charged,
Leche and Weiss split the remaining
$l34, 1000 in equal shares.
Crippled with arthritis since Jan
uary, Leche gave ill health as the
reason when he resigned June 26,
one day after. the resignation and dis
appearance of DR.. Smith, whose al
legged manipulations with school
funds plunged the State into manifold
Investigations
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-07
Steamship Hits Ice
berg In Atlantic
Continued From Page One)

hill had been badly damaged. The
liner Ansonia reported nearly five
hours after the accident that the
Beaverhill was proceeding slowly
in dense fog and the Ansonia was
standing by. The S. S. Montclair
was ten miles away and on her way
to the Beaverhills aid,
The coast guard cutter Cham
plain, on ice patrol duty, reported
the Canadian vessel struck the berg
at $50 a. M, eastern standard time,
about 100 miles off the New
.fOundland coast.
Receipt of word that the Beaver
hill was taking no water and that
she was proceeding, coupled with
the absence of any wireless request
for assistance, led mariners here to
conclude that the freighter had
come through the collision with lit
tie, if any, damage.
The Beaverhill's captain reported
that mo. double bottom tank" had
been damaged, but that the vessels
inner hull apparently was not harm
ed. The skipper said his vessel would
reach London as scheduled on Au-
gust 13.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-07
If FDR Is Not In Race,
It's Garner VS.. McNutt
Continued From Page One)

taken to be appreciative.
Garner's practically avoWed anti
New Dealer. Though perchance F. D.
doesn't desire another four years in
the executive mansion, he certainly
doesn't want an "anti'' to succeed
him. So he's against the Texan, any
way the matters looked at.
McNutt hasn't a rampant New
Deal record. In fact, some of his
critics call him a Fascist. Still, he's
more or less amenable. Were F. D. in
a position to nominate a 100 per cent
er, I've no doubt he'd prefer one to
the HOOsier. But his 100 per centers
haven't turned out very promisingly
and Paul V. assurely is more pleas
ing to him than Garner is.
McNutt's Qualifications.
Well, Paul turned up from the
Philippines to ask the White House
what about himself.
It's a safe bet that he put the third
term inquiry. It's an equally safe BET
that the President, not having made
up his own mind on the subject
didn't give him yes-or-no answer.
Naturally, the President asked
Paul, though, what the latter had ur
his sleeve. Paul, it's a cinch, replied
that he had Indiana in his hip pocket
that his lieutenants lad done con-
siderable fixing in adjoining states
and that, especially, he had a pretty
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-07
In Hall of Fame
Offerings Continue
Heavy, Prices High
For Border Tobacco
(Continued From Page OneA

CONTINUED From Page Onea
full weeks sales on the 16 tobacco
markets in the Border Belt OF the
Carolinas, and tObacconists expected
large sales as the result OF prices
which prevailed at the opening OF
the auction season last Thursday.
Reports from over the belt indi-
Gated that the prices averaged about
18 cents a pound on the first two
days of sales Thursday and Friday.
The farmers generally appeared to
be pleased, in view of the fact that
prices at the Georgia opening were
several cents lower.
Sales supervisors said the first Of
ferings consisted mainly Of lemon
lugs and primings and that they ex-
pected the price average to rise when
better grades of tobacco were brough,
to the markets.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-07
good lineup in Dixie. It's true that ne
has, l understand.
White House Reasoning.

good lineup in Dixie It's true that he
has, l understand.
White House Reasoning.
White House reasoning, politicians
assure me, must have been thus:
''IndianaS and some more north
ern Democratic convention votes are
worth having.
"DiXie's bother to us. It's an anti
New Dealerish section essentially, in
states like Carter Glass, Senator
Georges and Senator Bailey's. It's a
Garner realm which McNutt offers us
a chance to break into.
eff Garner wins we lose out COM
pletely.
eff McNutt wins with our help
he'll be grateful. And maybe he won't
win. Maybe F. D.'ll get third nomi-
nation and McNutt'll be grateful to
us with 1914 in view.
accordingly, let's give him the so
cial security chairmanship-tO cincL
him, either way"
All this is pure guessWork.
But it's guessing by competent
politicians.
It's hard to tell which, by wishful
wishing, is doing its sides most in
telligent wishing.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-07
PayHomogeto
Inventor Of |ce!.

Hall of Fame in the Capitol in
Washington. He was just doctor,
as you say, just a man who went
around tending the sick. What ne
did from day to day was only
slight personal service. But he was
selected none the less by his towns
people and his neighbors to be their
representative in the Hall of Fame.
Our entire life in the summer
time has so improved that it would
be difficult to project ourselves into
the life Of the past. Take so simple
thing as the wire-screen fy-swat-
ter.
In my own day there was nothing
to be done for flies except to use
tanglefoot or the folded newspaper,
both of which were very inadequate.
There were no screens, and life dur
ing the fly season was simple tor
ture.