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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-31

offered their home for sale follow ing receipt of the sewer assessment bills and planned moving to Wol- cott.'
 q hope that if they find buyers that they add the price of the i'm lprovements and the assessments" ," one of the finance commissioners remarked in the general discussion which pointed towards defeat of par- liamentary procedure until President Perriello called for order, recalling the public hearings" on the budget and other matters when oratorical denunciations of past matters flout- ed constructive consideration of the affairs at hand.
 Senator Culhane's citing of 8 federal statute relating to restrict ing cities from "prof1ting" by taxes or levies on improvements paid for by federal grants" met refutation by Engineer Whitlock who told the gathering that the government had scrutinized the situation here and that the statue, in reference, was found not to apply. The senator then criticized the finance board and the city for not collecting more than $100,000 due the revolving sewer fund from delinquent property own CTS"
 The answer to this was made by Commissioner Judge and Corpora ton Counsel Charles s. O'Connor. Commissioner Judge informed Sena- tor Culhane and the delegation that the city had made every attempt to collect the sewer assessments, "even threatening delinquents with jail" He added that should some of these delinquents pay, then the group of property owners present might be expected to pay, as well. The corporation counsel tolG the group that he holds at present about $28,000 worth of bills for delinquent sewer assessments. He said that most of them were for small amounts and that the city did not foreclose for many reasons, one that he, personally, would not sanction such procedure.
 If those people pay, then you should pay," the controller told the East Enders.
 In answer to queries by the leg islators, Commissioner Judge in- formed the delegation that the sew CT assessment levies were counted to bring between $150,000 and $240,- 900 to the revolving sewer fund this year. His contention was that un- less these payments are forthcom- ing in fair proportion that the city must seek another bond fund or a special tax must be laid.
 He said he could imagine how the property owners present would feel about special tax, adding that everyone is opposed to it." He re- minded the delegation that the WPA payroll of about $140,000 a month had been @ distinct benefit to mer- chants, landlords, professional men during the lowest ebb" of Water bury business.
 Commissioner Judge, answering criticism of the high tax rate here. said that he granted that the rate is high but cited figures to show that the per capita tax in Hartford and New Haven is higher, only slightly lower in Bridgeport, where the administration has obtained considerable state aid in the last several years through political bal- ance of power in the General As scmbly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-31
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ESTABLISHED 1888

Canterbury" Worsted, Covert, Gobor- dine and Tweed Suits and Topcoots with zip-out Linings
 $24.75 In Prep Shop" Second Floor If you're anxious to see the possi- biIities of SAYS in good clothes we'll give.you the low down if you step up to see us.
 These fobrics are registered in the fabrics Who's Who"-good to the last thread.
 "Choote" famous fur felt hots $3.O0-Junior wool feIts $2.00. Kent" round coIIor choice chon- broy shirts $1.50 others $1.O0 and $1.25.-Ties 50 cents and $1.O0.
 Crepe sole brogue oxfords, good on your feet-tokes the jar out of life, $3.95.
 Sports iockets and sIo ks scrombsed suits $18.75.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-31

was done to the adjoining Jimmie,s Quality Smoke Shop and the Grey hound Bus Terminal. Total damage was estimated between $8000 and $10,000.
 Police Officer Cyrus Schoonmaker carried Mrs. Louis Baum from her apartment and she was removed to hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-31
Compromise Looms In Sewer Assessment Moratorium
Sad Auto Fatality
 On Baldwin Street
Friends Witness Accident Resulting in Death of Miss
 Catherine Brick-Driver Held By Police

Deputy Coroner William B. Hennessy today questioned
 number of persons during inquest into the death of
 Miss Catherine Brick 48 of 785 Baldwin Street. who fatally injured at 730 o'clock last night when struck by automobile while crossing Baldwin street at Washington Street The driver of the car Charles Meyer J 2 of Al Woodbine Street, held without bail as coroners prisoner but Deputy Coroner HennessY said expected
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-31
Game Tonight

The Washington park hoop league will terminate tonight of the Gents of the Hill can repeat their per- formance of Wednesday night and defeat the Raymond Hillies. The two teams will clash in basket ball spectacle tonight at g o'clock in the Community house. A win for the TIillies will necessitate another and final playoff.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-31

of Woodtic road, spoke in heated protest over opposition to the sewer moratorium bill. MT. McGrath cried out against damned thievery and robbery" accused the finance board and the city of padding payroils politically" mentioning Martin J. Dunn, sponsors agent for the WPA and Luke Bowling, caretaker az the isolation hospital.
 MT. Sullivan related that three property owners living near him had
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-31
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tertainment and tickets. The break fast is traditionally successful, being attended by several hundred mem- bers of the society tnr their guests.
 Several others matters of business will be transacted. The society will take action on the death of its treasurer, William J. Derwin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-12
, STORIES
IN STAMPS
Soviet Honors Ukroine's
Fomed Poet of Freedom

WORLD attention is focused up
" on the Ukraine, the grsnary OF
eastern Europe. announced objec-
tive OF Hiiler's drive toward the
east. Soviet Russia IS determined
to fight TO keep this rich and fertile
territory which Nazi Germany
eyes so enviously.
II was wise move. therefore.
on the part OF the Soviet Postal
Administration to issue set OF
three stamps honoring Tsras
Shevchenko, beloved painter and
poet. who gave the Ukrainisns
their favorite songs Of freedom.
In the Ukraine Shevchenko is a
national hero. A museum in Kanev
is named for him and monuments
10 him may be found in Alex
androvsk. Kharkov and other
cities.
Shevchenko was born on March
9. 1914 in Kilillovks. His first
EANAAANs Vi avn VIII NlidA NOdA Oh
the wall Of the village school,
brought him a whipping. His first
poem. written in lS4l. praised an
uprising Of the peasants. won him
enduring fame.
Under the Cars, Shevchenko's
poetry was prohibited and he was
imprisoned for II years for writ
ing ''inciting and libelous COM
positions" Some Of his most ia
nous paintings were inspired by
his experiences in prison.
He died in ST. Petersburg in
1861 and is buried near Kanev.
The last portrait OF the poet is
shown on the Soviet stamp above.
issued in commemoration of his
birth. A portrait as a youth and
reproduction Of his monument at
Kharkov are shown on the other
stamps Of the issue.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-12
Radio Time Table

FrAnees LAngford. contralio, returns A.
female singing s,ar ~ the fall-hour Star
Thsa,cr. which will originate from Holly
wood Ard New York over Columbia network
Wednesday, starting Sept. IS. Miss Lang
ford joins kenny Baker and hen Murray in
Hollywood part Of program. Plays by Max
wen Anderson, Elmer Rice. s. y. Behrman,
Robert Sherwood and Sidney Howard are
planned from New York.
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latest asaiahe ssts<tulea This usNsr2prF cannot
anaal--l - .a.--mLnA-s nraaram change.-
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La gaceta., 1939-12-02
FRANCIA CONTESTARA A
LAS BoMBAS CON LAS
BOMBAS
Energico discurso del primer
ministro Daladier

Paris, Die. Eel primer
ministro Daladier habl6 aver
por Ia Radio, a los Estados u
nidos, y dijo que ell gobierno
contestant a las atrocidades, a
las bombas con las bombas, y
que los comunistas traidores
seran castigados con toda la
dureza de la ley.
Pronunci6 Daladier su dis.
curse momentos despues de
que ell Senado habia aeordado
tambi6n la extension de pode-
res al gobierno. mientras du-
re la guerra.
"Ya sc habran enteradO US
tedeg de que Alemania perma
nece en- an frente com1n con
un pals cuyo sistema maldecid
shtes, HS conclude IN uata-
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
A MORAL CONTRA
LOS BoLSEVIQUES G X
SORES

Washington, Die. Eel pre-
sidente Roosevelt conden6 a.
yer ell alevoso ataque contra
Finlandia, por parte de los fu-
sos, y la naci6n ha estableci-
do va un embargo moral con-
ira ell Soviet.
va Sc ha puesto en- vigor Ell
embargo moral y los fabrican-
ties de aeroplanos anuncian
que no lie venderan a Russia.
Una mission s]ovi6tica que iba
de fabrica en- fabrica ofrecien
do comprar aeroplanos al con
tado, en- todas parties recibi5
la mas completa negative.
A causa del NAL tempo ell
presidente no ira hoy a Fila
DELTA, como Sc habia anuncia
do.
Sc propone ell gobierno te-
ner un gesto de simpatia ha-
cia Finlandia poniendo en- mo
TStogia laS dsudas de csc pals.
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
UNA VIUDA 'POBRE" DEJO
UNA FORTUNA DE MAS
DE MEDIC MILLION DE
PESOS

Chicago, Die. 2.-La Sra.
jeanette Lincoln muri6 aqui y
para sus vecinos era una viuda
"pobre".
VIVA la mujer en- una casa
de huespedes donde lie cobraban
cinco pesos a la semana.
Alberta una GAIA dep6sito,
luego de su muerte, Sc encontra
ron 100000 en- billetes de 1000
y 50 pesos; una cuenta de ban
co de $4,000 y ahorros por vslor
de $4,000.
Mas tarde Sc abri6 otra GAIA
Y Sc encontraron $103, 900 en-
billetes y $3.50, 900 en- valores
vegetables.
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
APROBADA EN- CUBA LA
LEY QUE PERMITIRA Ell.
RETRO DE BATISTA

HabaR@ Die. 2.-Ha sido
pueSta a la firma del presidente
Laredo Brd, luego de aprobada
por la Camara, la ley del retro
para ell ejercito.
La ley dispone la retirada O.
bligatoria de ciertas clases de C.
ficiales y soldados y tambien ia
cilita Ell retro de los sargentos,
cabos, ETC., que por Ell gOlpe de
estado del A de septiembre pasa-
70 ma la categoria de jefes y Off
cialeS.
Dfcese que ell coronel Batista
Sc acogera a la ley y p~resentara
su candidatura a la presidential
de la Repdblica apoyado por los
prtidos Liberal, Nacionalista,
Comunistas y Naeionalistas de-
m6cratas.
Muchos de los observadores
politicos estiman que esa coali-
ci6n no tendra la fuerza sufi-
ciente para reelegir al coronel.
La Asamblea Constituyente
Sc reunira a mediados de este
mes Y las elecciones generates Sc
efectuaran en- febrero.
La gaceta., 1939-12-02

FL crucero Kirow no ha 81,
do destruido Y 81 un destruc-
tor de la marina Soviet.
Hablando por la Radio al
pals, ell general en- jefe de! e.
itreito dijo hoy: LA macon
esta resuelta a cumplir su de-
Der hasta la muerte."
Ell presidente de Finlandia
nombr6 aver general en- JEFF
del ejercito al mariscal Gusta-
vo Mannerheim.
"Confianza es ia primera
condici6n del 6xito. Esta que
IRA es solo la continuation v
Ell acto final de la guerra por
nuestra libertad. Peleamos
por nuestros hogares, credo y
patria."
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
LA PRODUCTION TABACA.
LERA EN- TAMPA

La production de noviem-
bre en- la industrial tabacalera
local fu6 de 42,43s.OCv, un au
mento comparable con ell mes
de octubre, cuando la fabrica
ci6n subi6 a al, 453,0 900.
De los cigarros o puros de
la clase A, para vender a &c
Sc elaboraron %, 91s, 900; de
la clase 3, cuatro por rs cen
tavos, 1,657,0O0; clase c, pa
ra vender a 10 y Is cts, 49,
$4,000; clase d, tres por soc
o zoe uno, 2,934.OOO, y clase
E, de mas de zoe, 6o.AsO.
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
La aviacion finlandesa derribo Is aeroplanos
de los ~bolseviques agresores
2echazados los comunistas en- ell itsmo Carel
Preside ell nuevo gobierno Ell banquero Tyti

La pequeha aviaci6n finlande
sa Sc elev6 desde su aer6dromo
secreto Y derrib6 Is aparatos de
Gos bolsevlques i~nvasores. Seis
de los aparatos del enemigo fue-
ron derribados por Ell photo
Kilt.
Las tropaS de infanteria re-
chazaron a los rusos en- elIts-
mo de Karelin y les hicieron L.
2C0 prisioneros, captLrando 26
tanlues, algunos. de ellos &c
gran tamaho. Dos companies de
.nvasores fueron barridas pCr
las ametralladoras y los famo-
SOS tiradores finlandeses. FL O.
jercito finlandes recaptur6 la
pobiacion dc Vivenapa, a 10 mi
las lie la frontera.
Frente a Hangoe, el crucero
russo Kirow, de $500 ~toneladas.
Tue hrndido por Ell fuego de las
Daterias finlandesas.
La tripulaci6n del Kirow, III
barco capaz de desarrollar We
locidad de S5 millas por bora,
Sc componia de mas de 600 HON
bres.
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
NUEVOS INTERNOS PARA
Ell HOSPITAL MUNICIPAL

La Junta de Hospital apro-
b6 aver ell nombramiento dc
seis nuevos internos para ell
Hospital Municipal, los ORES.
Nelson A. Murray, graduado
de Tulane; Whitman II. Nc
Connell, de Tulane; Dewitt
Conger, de Emory, Atlanta /;
Frank ]. Farley, de la Escue.
la Medica Rush, de Chicago;
Thomas G.. Gordon, de la UNI
versidad de Tennessee, y viii
liam G.. Mariweather, del Co.
legio Medico del Estado de
Carolina del Sur.
DID la noticia de esta desig-
naciones ell superintendent
Sr. Ernest G.. Mckay.
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
NO V0LVERA A ESPANA Ell
CARDINAL VIDAL Y BA-
PRAGUE

Roma, Die. Zen cardinal
espahol Francisco Vidal y Ba-
prague Sc ha marchado a su ho-
gar en- Lucca y no retornara q
la Sede de Tarragona, en- Espa-
ma, bajo las actuales circunstan
cias. La Santa Sede no acepta
la petici6n de Franco en- pro ie
que Sc restablezca ell viejo Con-
cordato y otros privilegios. De-
sea Franco tener derecho a nom
brar 81 los obispos.
Vidal y Barraquer sali6 de
Espaha en- los primeros meses
de la guerra civil y desde enton-
ces ha vivido en- Ventimille y
Lucca, con visitas ocasionales a
Roma.
Sc tiene entendido que no re-
tornara a Espaha y que Tampa
co renunciara.
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
Las tropas fnlandesas recapturaron de
los b~olseWques Ell puerto de Petsamo
Sc ha dado la orden de lucha a muerte
contra ell invasor

Kelsinki, Die. 2.--El nuevo
gobierno ha dado la orden de
luchar a muerte contra los boil
seviques invasores. Los cano-
mes truenan hoy en- ell frerte
de Karelina, donde los finlan-
discs resisten tOdos los ataquse
del enemigo.
Ha vuelto a manos finlan-
desas ell puerto de Petsamo,
en- ell Artico, del cual Sc apo
deraron los bolseviques pOr
sorpresa.
AL norte de Salmijarvi, don
de hay minas de propiedad
anglo-canadense, los rusos a.
gresores fueron derrotados, de
jando mas de $50 cadaveres
en- ell campo de batalla. Mp-
chos de los rusos fueron reco-
gidos con los pies helados por
ell frio.
Dfcese que los comunistas
envian refuerzos a Petsamo v
que una nueva batalla Sc libra
"a. Aviones rusos atacaron au-
tobuses que transportation flu
gitivos.
Mujeres y ninos de la aldea
de Olkinoura, en- Karelia, ar
mados con hoces, garotes y es
copetas, mataron a tres avia-
dores rusos que Sc habian AFRO
jado de un aeroplano alcan-
zado por las balas.
Antes de ser "atacados', los
ruSos descargaron sus pistolas
sobre ell pueblo.
Mas de $50 ciudadanos da-
neses Sc han ofrecido al go
bierno para combatir en- con-
ira de los bolseviques.
Los finlandeses estan pc
leando con gran indignation,
pero al mismo tempo cum
pie estrictamente las 6rdenes
que Sc les dan.
Una nota Official da cuenta
de que ell enemigo sufri6 mu-
chas bajas en- Soujarvi, donde
dos companies enteras fueron
aniquiladas.
Pasa de 35 ell n1mero de
tanques rusos destruidos por
los f.nlandeses en- ell itsmo de
Karelia.
Los barcos de guerra alta
caron las fortalezas de Han e.
COS, que contestan al fuego y
sin haber recibido dahos de
consideration.
La gaceta., 1939-12-02

Helsinkin, Die. 2.--El nue.
vo gobilerno de la repGblica pre-
s,dido por el banquero Fyti, Tn
bombre d. 90 amos, resiste en6r-
g camente la invasion bolseNi-
que.
Las tropas finlandesas COM
5aten hoy con ell mayor vigor,
q pesar de que los comunistas
rusos tratan de dividir a la ma
ci6n, anumciando apoyaran .un
geb.erno constituido por traid0-
ISIS.
Dando cCenta de la firme acti
tud Gel g,5.erno, que desea ne
goeiar, p9ro no traficar con su
Independence, ell primer minis
tro ha dispuesto Sc haga la ma.
yor ros.stencia.
"El pueblo finlandes combate
ton TODD su corazon y la concien
Ella tranquila".
Dicese qre EN- case neceSario
ell Gobierno Sc trasladara a Va
sa, en- Ell golfo de Bothnia.
FL dia de aver fue de triunfo
para las fuerzas finlandeses de
mar, terra y aire.
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
PERECIO AL VOLCARSE LA
CAMIONETA QUE A N
ABA

AL volcarse aver Ell la ca
rreteara Boyete, cerca de Ri
verview, la camioneta que
guiaba, perdi6 la vida Vicen-
tie Genaurdi, de as amos, veci-
no de la casa nGmero 151412
de la avenida Garcia, en- esta
ciudad.
La camioneta era de la w.
P. A. y al volcarse aplast6 ell
cuerpo de la victima. Fue la
defunci6n n1mero AZ del ano,
en- este condado, por acciden-
ties automovilistas.
Deja a su viuda, una hija,
un hijo y otros familiares.
La gaceta., 1939-12-02

simos del pueblo cubano.
Ahora bien, ell Sr. Pena acata
ordenes de Moscu y algunas We
ces de Batista.
ST Browder viniera manana a
Tampa, senior, por la parte que
a ncsotros toca hablaria TODD 10
ore lie viniera en- ganas
lie reconocemos a el 10 que los
holsevigues no reconocen a sus
opositores: ell derecho a cpinar
Y disentir de la opinion de Ia
mayoria 0 de la minoria.
Browder va no pusde enga-
mar a nadie, por cuanto Stain,
con su juego de iniquidades, lie
ha dado IN tremendo golpe a la
propaganda Qomanista EN- to-
dc ell pals.
iY 81 Sc lie prohibe hablar, lie
ouedara ell conSuelo de "procla-
marse" "victima +" de los "reac-
cicnarios".
La gaceta., 1939-12-02

En- Mosc1 pierde la cabeza,
ejecutado por la OGBU TODD Ell
que no opina como Stain, Molo-
toff Y sus colaboradores. ALI no
hay libertad de palabra, no hay
libertad de palabra, no hay IL
bertad de prensa, no hay liber-
tad de asamblea...
Los comunistas niegan a los
que no 10 son ell derecho a ex-
presar sus ideas pero aquf
en- Estados Unidos Sc acogen
a las libertades americanas y
las mencionan cada vez que
les convene.
Ellos adoran a Stain, su
santon, Y Green que la bande-
"a roja es la mejor y la uni
ca; pero cuando organizan un
acto p1blico Sc envuelven en-
la bandera americana y "vomi
tan" democracia por todas
parties.
Los verdaderos dem6cra-
tas, aun conociendo va las in
famias "stalinistas', estamos
obligados a velar por los dere-
chos de todos, "rojos amarillen-
tos", pardoS, verdeS y azules.
La democracia es una e
igual para todos.
La gaceta., 1939-12-02

do con la Dusia Comunista y
ahora estamos presenciando
los resultados de este pacto.
Por esra razon Francia Sc VIC
obligada a suprimir ell partido
c%omunista, cuando la guerra
empezo.
trancia no sufrira solamen
te 81 la barbarie se desata por
OIL regimen nazi. 81 Ell Fuehrer
mica la barbarie sc lie confess
tara en- la misma forma. La
guerra seguira hasta que nues
ira seguridad este garanaza-
da y sc pueda tratar con go
Dlernos responsaDles.
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
LICENCIAS "FUNEBRES" PA
RIA LOS

Sc pusieron aver a la venta
las licencias para los autom6-
viles, que tienen los numen1s
blancos y ell fondo negro.
Son licencias impropIas del
Estado del sol y de la algeria;
pero los automovilistas desean
ayudar a los maestros y aver
adquirieron $50.
Sin incurrir en- responsible
lidad legal los automovilistas
tienen hasta ell l5 de enero pa
ra comprar sus "chapas."
FL ano pasado Sc vendieron
en- este condado "A, s41 licen-
cias.
La gaceta., 1939-12-02

La mis.6n de un gobierno to-
talitario es atacar, agreair, do
minar por la fuerza, y despues
afirmar con la mayor desver-
giienza: hemoS sido atacados.
En- una nueva dsfinici6n, IA
potencia agresora es TODD pals
peqveno dueno de algo que una
naci6n poderoSa apetece,
Alemania Sc apoder6 de Che
coeslovaquia con el pretexto de
que era "agredida" y desobede-
cida"
Y ahora Finlandia, por no
ceder a Russia las islas que esta
pide, por negarse a sacrificar
su independence, aparece acu-
sada en- Moscu de- agredir a los
totalitarios ''rojos".
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
LA VERBENA DEL TABA-
co

FL Cuerpo Directive de La
Verbena del Tabaco Sc reunira
el pr6ximo martes, a las 8, en- q
local de ia Camara de Concrete
de Ybor.
Sc procedera a la election de
Ia nueva oficialidad, 10 que de-
bio hacerse en- abril.
Ruegase Ia asistencia de To-
dos los directores,