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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-11

INVESTIGATORS
RESUME WORK
my Assoelnsed ..ressl

WASHINGTON, July liz
Chairman Martin Dies, of Texas,
of the House of Representatives
today reconvened his special com
mittee investigating unAmerican
practices throughout the nation
and announced that the inquiries
would be conducted right through
the summer months on into the
fall and early winter season.
Meetings of the committee
were planned for most Of the
principle cities of the nation.
Center of attention of committee
members for the present would
be investigation of Fascist ac-
tivity in this country. Com
munisrn would also come up for
close scrutiny during the meet
ing, according to Dies.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-11
U|tnlatuIn Issued On
- , -
WOTk-StOppagG Among
Workers On WPA Roll
tBy A..oelased Press,

WASHINGTON, July Ire
lief Administration headquarters
here today issued an ultimatum
to all WPA workers now engaged
in work-stoppage activity to re-
turn to work by midnight to-
night defective tomorrow morn
ing) or be dropped from rolls.
Already, in various cities over
the nation, workers have been
dropped from rolls when they re-
manned away from their jobs be-
yond the five day maximum al
lowed under terms of the re-
lief bin. Five hundred workers
were dropped in Rochester, NJ.
Y At present there is an esti-
mated 100, 900 workers involved
in strike activity although the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-11

HENRY c WARNER. Dixon, Ill.,,
IA attorney and industrialist, has
been elected Grand Exalted Ruler
Of the Benevolent and Protective
Order OF Elks. Under his guidance
this 7l.year-old fraternal organiza-
ton. with its 1900 lodges and half
million members, will continue its
broad program Of civic and com
munity welfare and its nationwide
campaign to promote more vigor-
Gus Americanism. He succeeds DR..
Edward J. Mccormick. Toledo, Ohio,
surgeon.
Mr.. Warner has long been active
In lettering the lot Of crippled chill.
dren. both as chairman of the Iili-
nois Crippled Children's Commission
and as vice chairman of a similar
commission OF the Illinois State
Elks Association. Of which body he
Is past president.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-11
VOTE TO SHELYE
NEUTRALITY BILL
any j ssoelafea Pressl

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE
Foreign Relations Committee
handed a severe jolt to admins
tration plans this morning when
members voted IL to III to shelve
the Neutrality bill at this session
of Congress.
This is double defeat for the
White House in that present
stringent embargoes on war
materials Of all kinds will be in
effect for the next six months,
or until Congress convenes again.
The bill passed by the House cali
ed for enactment of neutrality
laws controlling only guns arnfnu-
Inition by embargo President
Roosevelt and his official family
were active in bringing pressure
Ion the Senate to take off that
amendment and give him free
reign in aid to foreign countries
at war.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-11

First concert Of the 265th Resi-
ment Band Coast Artillery
Corps. Florida National Guard
will be heard in concert 8 o'clock
tonight at BaYview Park. under
the direction of Warrant Officer
Caesar LaMonaca.
There are 10 numbers sched-
uled to be played, the third of
them will be two popular songs
by Sergeant Frank Purnell whose
ability as a vocalist has been
demonstrated during former en-
campments. They will be 'Mexi-
cali Rose and wishing (Will
Make It Sol.
Following is the complete pro-
gram:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-11

Federal government does not
recognize that word.
Riots late yesterday in Mime
apolis, Mimi, were caused by
striking WPA laborers attempt
ing TO persuade other laborers to
leave their jobs. Local admins
traitors there were reported to be
preparing legal measures to clear
up the situation.
Congressman, meanwhile, in
the nations capital, were today
preparing their appeals in COM
mittee and on the floor aiming at
cancellation of new provisions
that have caused the work stop
page. A return to the 1g38-1930
schedule Of hours and wages win
be sought.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-11
.RIOTINC AT
AUTO PLANT
my ASS slated Press,

PONTIAC, Mich, July IL
Riots today occurred at the Pom
tiac Automobile factory in this
city, as Go striking unionists on
picket duty, attempted to halt
other workmen from entering
buildings.
The strike at this point affects
1900 men, all members of the
Go United Automobile Work
ers group, called in general CIO
move against General Motors to
enforce recognition Of their
union.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-11
JOHNSONS HAVE
RETURNED HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johnson,
who had been spending their va
cation in their New York home
and attended the Worlds Fair,
returned to the city last Satur-
day and are now making prep
arations for the summer.
They are proprietors of the
Silver Palm hotel in this city and
after their vacation are back with
the intention Of making a few
improvements in their centrally
located hosiery, and getting
things in readiness for the sea-
son.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-11
MULES pENsIoNED

HOUSTON, Texas - Fourteen
old mules that faithfully had
pulled the county's highway
maintenance equipment most of
their lives. recently were pen
stoned" by the city. They were
turned into pasture ito Craze
peacefully for the remainder of
their lives
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-11
EiQht Permits Issued
By Building Inspector

Repairs and construction per-
mifs issued from the office Of
Building Inspector Harry M.
Baker number eight for the first
10 days Of July and are as fol-
lows:
Paint building at 7O6 Duval
street. Owner. E. Kirchik; cost,
SIS.
Repairs to residence at 618
Ashe street. Owner, Charles
Curry; cost, 500.
Place new roof on building at
423 Whitehead street. Owner,
Mrs. P. M. Crews; cost 500.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-11
Many IN Lighthouse
Dept. To Be Placed
In Military Service

The move as the admiral under
stands it is to effect economies
which are certain to DE gradually
carried out. says the admiral in a
statement to the Army and Navy
Journal, and the most important
economies, it is thought, will be
CONTINUED or Page Four)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-11

In statement recently issued
by Rear Admiral Russell r.
Woesche, head Of the U. S. Coast
Guard in Washington, he said
that no one should lose his job
because of the merger of the
Coast Guard and the Lighthouse
service.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-11

1. March, His Honor 49, 5
& --.----.--------.------- Fillmore
2. Concert Waltz, Dolores"
--.--.--.----.-------------- Waldteufel
3. Two Popular Numbers Sung
BY Sgt. Frank Purnell:
"MexicaIi Rose" Tenney
b "Wishing'' De SYLVIA
A Overture to ''Orpheus"
5 Popular, Beer Barrel Polka.
6 Descriptive, "A Hunting
Scene" - Bucalossi
a Popular, Sunrise Serenade"
--.---..---..---.---ll-----Ca Carlo
3 Opera, Aida, Act Second
Return of Phadames Verdi
8 God Bless America Berlin
10. The Star SpangIed Banner.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-11

Repairs to roof at SOC Mar
garet street. Owner, Mrs. F. r.
Cobb; cost, $50.
Screen porch on Community
House, Varela street. Owner,
Wesley House; cost, $50.
Move house from Grinnell to
Newton street. Owner, G. Al
bury; cost, $50.
Repairs to roof at 729 United
street Owner, Mrs. Watson
Carey; cost, SIS.
New roof on residence at 1874
Eaton street Owner, Robert
Knowles; cost, 500.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-11
NAVY TANKER
ARRIVES HERE

The U. S. S. Salinas, navy oil
tanker, arrived this morning and
at 7:05 o'clock berthed at Pier
"B', the naval station and began
discharging cargo of approx
mately 10000 barrels of fuel
oil
The vessel arrived from the
Navy Yard at Charleston, S. c.,
and at the completion of dis
charging cargo, will sail for PEN
sacola, Fla.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-11
Kew West Wins From
Fort Lauderdale Team

FORT LAUDERDALE. July
III. The Key West Junior Base
ball team under sponsorship Of
the American Legion, defeated
the Fort Lauderdale outfit
yesterday afternoon by score Of
II to 4. Key West was credited
with 9 hits and no errors. Fort
Lauderdale 4 hits and no errors.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-11
Immense Crowds In
Attendance At Game
tBy Associated Press,

my A@8ochute0 Ercesl
NEW YORK. July H.-A
packed house was in attendance
at the opening of the annual ALI
star Baseball game today in Yam
kee stadium. as the American
League players came ONTO the
field in the first inning. bound on
revenge for the licking they took
last year. Charlie Ruftins was
on the mound for them. opposed
by Paul Derrinser for the Ma.
tionals.
Running story of the game fol-
lows:
First Inning
Hack, strike out; Frey, infield
out; Goodman, fly out Kramer,
base hit; Rolfe, fly out; DiMag-
gio, fly out; Dickey, fly out.
Second Inning
Mccormick, infield out; Lom-
bardi, base hit; Medwick, strike
out; OFT, fl out. Greenberg, fly
out; Kronin, base hit; Selkirk,
fly out; Gordon, fly out.
Third Inning
Vaughan. base hit; Derringer,
strike out: Hack, base hit: Frey.
two base hit, Vaughan scoring:
Goodman, Intentional base on
balls; Mccormick. strike out;
lombard, fly out: Hoag batted
for Ruffing, fly out; Kramer, in
field out; Rolfe, lined out.
Fourth Inning
Bridges now pitching, Med
wick, infield out; OFT. fly out;
Vaughan, base on balls; Camilli
batted for Derringer, strike out.
Lee now pitching DiMaggio, in
field out; Dickey, base on balls;
Greenberg, base hit; Kronin,
strike out; Selkirk, base hit,
Dickey stores; Gordon, base hit,
Greenberg scores; Bridges, strike
out.
Fifth Inning
Hack, strike out; Frey. infield
out; Herman batting for Good
man, strike out. Moore replaces
Goodman. Bridges, strike out;
Rolfe, infield out; DiMaggio,
home run; Dickey, fly out.
Sixth Inning -
Mccormick, infield out Lom-
bardi, base hit; Medwick, first-on
error against Kronin; OFT, base
hit. Feller now pitching.
Vaughan, hit into double play,
Gordon to Kronin to Greenberg
Greenberg, base on balls; Kronin.
infield out; Selkirk, intentional
(Continued on Page Four)
Z = Il
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-11

Vargas pitched for Key West
and had IS strikeouts; with Me-
nendez doing the catching. The
Key West team played under the
direction of Bill Gates.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-11

Friday, July IA, Lake Worth
viii play at Key West. Fort
Pierce TO play here on Sunday.
July l6.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-07-11

Key West, Florida. has the
most eQuable climate in the
country; with an average
range of only ID Fahrenheit
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-27

PoLI's


A smash vaudeville program head
ed by those Italian Senator'S, the
Romano Brothers, will be presented
from the Loew Poll stage Wednesday
evening at $500 p. m.
Other big acts appearing on the
bill include Ernestine and Joe, top
dance team; Frances Berke, charac-
ter songs: the 4 q notes, ton Of
harmony and Bill Mitchell and Co.,
presenting fun on wheels.
Gus Meyers and the Loew Poll
theater orchestra will be on hand to
furnish the musical background for
the show.
The most hair-raising, blood -curd-
ling, thrill-horror show ever I. pre-.
scented is scheduled to open at the
Loew Poll Theater tomorrow for an
engagement Of 2 days only. And Il
Is not only one single chilling fea-
ture, but II is what the management
chooses to call q pair Of twin thrill.
ers or o dovble-horror show. These
two full-length excitement-creating
productions are titled 1.-THE Return
Of the Frog" and 1.-THE Demon Bar.
Der Of Fleet Street."
"The Return Of the Frog" Is the
screen version Of one Of Edgar WAL
lace's most mystifying novels, "The
India Rubber Man." and It brings
to the screen, In the role Of Scotland
Yard Inspector Elk, one Of fllmland's
most famed sleuth-charact erizers,
Gordon Harker.
In "The Demon Barber of Fleet
Street." the title role falls into the
hands Of Tod Slaughter, whose
name Is aptly chosen, for he Is one
OF the most diabclical Of all screen
murder-maniacs.
Remember, heed our warning! II
you can't take IT,, don't come to
see this erve-shocking horror snow
For patrons who can take IT. we
can promise you the utmost in gore,
thrills and shock.
We dare you to see this great dou-
BILE horror-show =. we double dare
you to miss It'll
Attractions coming to close at
Loew's Poll tonight include .Greta
Carlo In her first comedy hit.
"Ninotchka" with Melvyn Douglas
and Main Street Lawyer" with Ed
ward Ellis, Anita Louise and Robert
Baldwin.
Starting at Loew's Poll on
Thanksgiving Day is Another Thin
Man" co-starring Myrna 10y and
William Powell. This picture marks
the return to the screen of William
Powell, after long absence of two
years, and his many faithful fans
Will be on hand Thursday at the
films opening to welcome back this
popular favorite.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-27

Die6tian Woos Pensive Carlo
With Vitamins And Onion Juice
Benjamin Houser and Swedish Star
Find Common Interest in Vegetables

room she sometimes splurged with
Q big bowl Of caviar and chopped
onions.
Studiao executives weer concern
ed about her health, but Miss Carlo
chung steadfastly to her unsweetened
waters, plain tea and sprig Of celery.
After her last visit to Sweden, when
the Leopold StokowslSi romance was
cooling, Benjamin Gaylord Hauser
came into her life by way Of lee
ture and some books he has written
on how to be beautiful though her.
bivorous. Hollywood at that time
was just getting over q vegetable
Juice fad, or jag, but the wan
Swede and the elixir salesman hit
1t OF happily.
They were known to be together
quite lot, at her house and at his
hilltop home which reputedly has
o cellar stocked with the finest
herb essences and vintage tonics
made Of kelp chard and artichoke
Juice. They went together to fashion
shows and concerts and at one of
the latter the robust Hauser wreck
ed the camera Of q photographers
who was trying to snap the star.
During the filming of "Ninotchp
ka", Miss Carlo brought an espe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-27
HARRY WHITE IS
new COMMANDER
Canadian I egion InstaIIa-
tiCn Rites Held Yes
terday

u 4 I
Harry white was Installed "a
colninander Of the waterbury post,
Canadian Legion, and Sarah GisS
son was seated as president Of The
auxiliary at installation exercises
yesterday at Moose hall.
Nearly 400 persons from Connects
cut and Massachusetts were present
to see the ceremony conducted by
Walter p. Archibald, Massachusetts,
state commander of the Canadian
Legion, John w. Cooke, Massach,t-
sets sergeant-at-arTns, and John
Asliworth, Bay state secretary.
Nearly all local veteran or4aniza-
lions were represented ct the exer-
cises. ,
S Rev. Roger B. T. Anderson gave
the invocation. Dancing and re-
fresh1nents followed the ceremony.
Other officers installed were:
first vice-commander, Welcome
Crandall; second vice-coinmander
Reginald Lawrence; financial Sec
rotary and adjutant, Edward Peters;
treasurer, Thomas Dimock; chap
lain, Ernest Lavergne; sergeant-at-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-27

diamonds? More likely the ring,
II there was ring, would have been
set with glistening grain Of hon.
my, or maybe an especially lustrous
pearl onion. No doubt Benjamin
Gaylord Hauser Is doing so we'll
with . his elixir Of turnips and
squeezings Of squash that he could
afford t ogive jewels. But no man
who can relish potassium broth has
ordinary tastes. Other admirers have
offered Miss Carlo rubies, but Haul
ser gave her beets; II they rendered
emeralds, he countered with Br,ls-
sells sprouts.
Miss Carlo for years has been a
devotee OF gastronomic oddments
such as dry, shredded cabbage and
wilted lettuce with cheese. There
are veterans at Metro who testify
that back In lustier days she and
Nils Asther would 60 at noon to q
little italian place near the studio
and store away quantities Of spa
ghetti and meat sauce and red
wine. Shed lunch In the studio
cafe, too, and order cheese ONE
lets.
The star hasn't entered the new
Metro restaurant since 1t was
built. Her diet changed with her
behavior as she began to discover
the somewhat grimly ascetic
pleasure Of solitude and raw car.
rots. She still liked picked her.
ring, and when her agent, Harry
Ellington, called at her dressing
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-27
EraternaI
NeUs


sand here is the big Jack pot
question, Fifty shiny silver dollars II
YOU answer It In the correct man
ner" is the state lnent that will be
made tonight by professor" Freddy
Hall TO some lucky person who Is Q
member Of tonight's audience at
Warner Bros. State theater.
IT'S Monday folks, and that means
silver Dollars Jack Pot Quiz night
at the popular State with coolies Of
shiny silver dollars for those who
answer professor" Halls questions
In the correct manner and large
boxes Of candy for those who don't
happen to have the correct answer
at their fingerupS.
Besides the cash and candy
awards there's loads Of fun for
everyone, so comm down and join
professor" Freddy Hall In tonight's
fun fest. Remember, tonight's jack
pot question Is worth fifty dollars
and you might be the one called to
answer 1t or one Of the many other
trick questions II promises to be
very profitable evening for many
members Of tonight's audience, SO
make up a party and attend.
In addition to the quiz the man
agement will present a sensational
screen bill headlined by the picture
that has been breaking records all
over the country, Frank Capras
"Mr. Smith Goes To Washington"
with James Stewart and Jean Ar
thur In the co-starring leads. In
cluded on the same bill Is o rib
tickling comedy Beware Spooks'
with Joe E. Brown and Mary Car
Isle in the leads. This program pos
itively ends tomorrow evening.
And then starting wednesday the
State presents theater-goers with O
gala Thanksgiving Day program
with 1.-THE Amazing Mr.. Williams"
said to be funnier than "The Thin
Man." spotlighting the bill.
With Melvyn Douglas and Joan
Blondell in the co-starrlng leads, 1t
promises more fun than you've had
In q dozen pictures. Here Is q pic
ture that from screaming start to
furious finish is positively up-roar-
ious and is guaranteed to leave you
breathless with laughter.
Ruth Donnelly, Edward Brophy
and John Wray are seen In featured
roles.
The second big hit brings to the
screen one Of radios most popular
characters and Is entitled Meet
Doctor Christian and others include
Dorothy Lovett as Nurse Judy" and
Robert Baldwin as lovesick Roy Da-
Wis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-27
Girl Scouts To Hike
ToCamp Next Sunday
Troop No. n Show Enthusiasm Over Event Legion-
naires Sponsor Successful Social
WATERVILLE
Mrs W. Henon. CorrespOndentss briggs stTeL s-Sles

Waterville, Nov. ~ Girl Scout
Troop No. "a, met Friday afternoon
at the Sprague School gymnasium,
under the leadership Of Mrs. Charles
Murphy, assisted BY Miss Dorothy
Atherton. Folk dancing and singing
took place, and plans were discussed
for q hike to the Girl Scout Camp
on Boyden street, sunday afternoon,
December 3.
This was the second meeting Of
the scouts, during the present sea-
son, and great deal Of enthusiasm
and interest was displayed by those
present who were; Olive johnson,
Jane johnson, Ruth Weyner, Betty
Anterior, Marjorie Cantin, Rita
GuiInord, Lillian MacMullen, Luc-
lille Sizer, Barbara Pollard, Eleanor
Snyder, Jean LeFevre, Marie Fap-
piano. Barbara Burns, Penelope
Bradley, Shirley Leisring, Ethel Mer-
iviglio, Beatrice Smart, Ruth Tyler,
Lena williams and Shirley Cook.
A card party and social for tnen1-
bers OF the Casper Davis American
Legion Post and Auxiliary, was held
Saturday night, at Fraternity Hall.
Six tables Of cards were In play, and
prizes given for each table. Win
ners OF three turkeys were nance
and they are, Lorraine Bouffard, SO
Haase street: Lato HALT, II South
Balm street, Waterbury: and Mrs
Wetmore, l6 Wildwood avenue, Wat
erbury.
DnfrA.S.vna,,ke 80 eay>Su,iri,ac naiyo
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-27

turks In spinach Juice, nor had he
ever heard Of 0reta Carlo and Ben
garnin Gaylord Hauser.
Even today, not many people have
heard about the two Of them, and
how Hollywoods foremost vegetable
man won the affectionate regard Of
an actress whose chronic anernia has
had much to do with her becoming
a world celebrity. The other day all
fandom buzzed with a report Of their
engagement because somebody
claimed to have glimpsed q diamond
on the stars left hand. In Seattle,
where he had gone to lecture some
matrons on the advantages Of sea-
weed tea and garlic cookies, or some-
thing, the handsome food faddist
said, "Nonsensel" Miss Carlo, as
usual, said, ne ."
But Hollywood laughed. What
would a gal like Carlo want with
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-27
STRAND

"Blackmail" staring Edward G.
Robinson, the Little Caesar" Of the
screen, comes to the Warner Bros.
Strand theater this afternoon as the
headliner Of the fine twin bill to
be enjoyed until final performances
tomorrow evening.
Featured with Robinson in this
thrilling drama are Ruth Hussey
Gene Lockhart and youthful Bobs
Watson. Robinson Is said to turn In
the most dramatic role Of his splen-
DID career as a man who Is sent to
jail for a crime he did not commit.
Co-featuring the program Is the
comedy sensation "On Your Toes"
starring zorina with such fun maxi
ers as Eddie Albert, Frank McHugh
and others.
Remember, this grand double bill
positively ends tomorrow evening.
Babes In AIMS" the big musical
show which re-unites Mickey
Rooney and Judy Garland comes To
the Strand on Wednesday a sthe
headliner Of the special holiday pro-
gram.
Based on the Broadway stage hit
Of the same name, the new picture
presents one Of the most glittering
casts Of youthful; song, dance and
acting performers since THE Great
ziegfeld."
OF course tneatergoers have seen
Mickey Rooney as Andy Hardy and
in such Aims as Boys Town" and
"Stablemates." But you've never
never seen the Mickey Rooney who
appears In this production. He
sings, he dances, he gives imlta-
tons Of Clark Gable and Lionel
Barrymore and on top Of that, he
gives an acting performance that
parallels anything he has ever done
In the dramatic line.
Co-featurlng the program will be
Franchot Tone and Ann Sothern In
Fast and Furious"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-27

cially prepared lunch from her home
every day and ordered only tea and
waters from the commissary. She
was in friendlier spirits than usual
and urged several people to use her
diet - even Madame Martha, the
tiny French wardrobe mistress, and
Lulu, q colored maid. Lulu, 1t seems
was feeling ar1emic; not enough
black corpuscles. Ina Claire, at Miss
CARLOS urging, tried the celery and
spinach concentrates and didn't like
EN-.
Director Ernst Lubitsch, an old
friend, had q little talk with his
star. He said, Look Miss Carlo
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-27
NOVENA, TO OPEN
THURSDAY NIGHT

A novena In honor Of the Immac-
ulate Conception will open Thursday
night OF 7:30 at the Church Of the
Immaculate Conception, and con-
tinue to Dec. 8. Novena masses will
be held daily ct Z, 8 and Q o'clock,
and novena services daily at AIS
and 1880.
The Forty Hours devotion ct the
church will begin at the II o'clock
mass next Sunday. and will end the
following Tuesday morning. Chill
dren Of the parish will take part in q
procession Sunday and Tuesday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-27
Buff Room


Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Merriman,
OF Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin, who
have been visiting relatives in Wat
erville, the past two months, left
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Brown OF Sprague street. Saturday
morning, to go to Elmira, New York,
and then to Wisconsin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-27
GOVERNOR PATRICK

Gail Patrick currently playing op.
posite Richard Dix In RKO Radios
Reno" has political ambitions. She
intends TO give up her acting career
IL years from now, and run for the
governorship Of her native state,
Alabama.