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Evening star., 1939-07-09

JleS dIlu CACIldIlee SOIIlIHlSSlOn was
very successful lawyer in private practice
before he turned his talents to fostering
the New Deal. Donald Richberg, once
pictured as the leading revolutionary
New Dealer, today is one Of the country s
highest paid lawyers, working for the
corporations that once feared him.
The real fact OF the matter is that the
New Deal Is overrun with big business
men and big financiers-at time when
many time New Dealers who were
classed as inexperienced radicals are
stepping out of Government In larger
and larger numbers to take good jobs in
private industry.
Trouble between the New Deal and
business lies elsewhere than in personnel.
Principally this trouble stems from Mr.
Roosevelt's refusal to get back of move
to alter the Labor Relations Act in a
vital way. Secondarily, the trouble
stems from the Presidents somewhat
careless attitude toward Government
finances and his willingness to expert
ment at the slightest provocation.
Experience in Congress at this session
shows that the Republicans in Congress
are even more ready than the White
House to vote for subsidies in increasing
amounts to farmers and old people and
silver States This narrows down the
real argument between business and the
New Deal to the question Of labor law
change and to the question of expert
ment.
With the world in its present state,
this country is likely to face the contin-
ued necessity Of trying to find something
other than the old formula for recov-
cry. with the result that experiment
probably will be necessary.
Evening star., 1939-07-09

1t has not yet been decided where to
move. That the League will continue is
a foregone conclusion. Its peace work
may again become vital, but, meantime,
its many other activities and that of the
International Labour Office are vital now.
Withdrawal of so many nations has
diminished the Leagues income, Great
Britain being its chief support
The United States never has been a
member of the League and so America
might be looked upon as neutral, just
as Switzerland was. But the United
States is contributor to the Interna-
tional Labour once and John G. Winant,
American representative, already has
urged that the Labour Office, at least,
move to Washington. But the whole
League establishment might we'll move
here and then would arise another great
palace to adorn the National Capital,
and. incidentally. be the greatest me-
mortal that Woodrow Wilson could pos,
hblNDhave. 4
Evening star., 1939-07-09

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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-17

V Russellville, Alabama, An.
ME Fay Johnson priznala Sc K
bigamii, kdyz dive farmarskt
dvojice byly postaveny pred
soud ma zalobu, re 81 vymenily
sve druhy a druzky.
Johnson, 20 let stara, Dude
statnf svedkynf prfpadu, IT,
kajfc1m Sc j, jejiho manzela a
manzelG Brandovych. Rozsu-
dek mad Johnsonovou Dude w.
nesen az pc skoncenf soudu S
ostatnfmi.
ODE zeny zfskaly rozvod dine
"a. unora. Tyz den vdaly sc
"a rozvedene muze, ackoli die
zakona mely cekati 60 dni.
Kdyz jejich manzelstvi stala
Sc znamymi, rozvodni dekrety
byly zruseny a ODE dvojice OBJ
zalovany z bigamie.
Johnsonova rekla, re jeji
druhy muz Brand obdrzel dive
muly a 80 akrG cd Johnsona a
Della Brand obdrezli dive z pc
ii Brandovych detf. Johnson
ma dive deti Sc svou prvni re-
nOu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-17
Kalendar "Amerikan' ma rok
1910 liz vySel.

V techto dnech vysel jiz 60.
rocnik obl1beneho cesko-ame-
richeho kalendaTe "Amerika-
ma" ma rok 1910. Tato publ
kace vydavana jiz cd r. 1876
ma v ceske Americe i We stare
vlasti ustalenou dobrou povest
pro svGj bohaty a rozmanity
obsah, jasny fisk ma peknem a
trvanlivem paplru a krasne il
lustrace. Tento novy rocnlk
prinas1 opet bohatstv1 latky,
die osvedcene tradice vydava.
tell vesmes pGvodn1 cd INA
mych a obllbenych autor1, q
pres sto vaznych i zertovnych
~;llustracl. V obsahu "Ameri-
kama ma rok 1910" najde cte-
mar nekolik romankG a pow
dek.
T1mto rocn1kem = sedesa-
tym tret1m - zGstava kalen-
dar "Amerikan" veren sve do
bre povesti a pfinas1 svym cte-
nar66m mnoho civil krasnych
a uslechtilych pozitku.
Ia so cent? jest kalendai
"Amerikan" pos1lan postoU
kamkoliv. KalendaT "Ameri.
kan" jest v prodeji v kazden
ceskoslovenskem knihkupectv.
nebo lie jej primo objednati |
vydavatele ma adresu: Aug
Geringer a Synove, $500 So
Pulaski Road, Chicago, Illinois
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-17
MIadik p~ostrelen.

V Bridewell, 16lety Leroy
Bell Sc primal, re jiz delsi do
bu premyslel ma p%repadeni ma
leho restaurantu. Casne rano
vessel do restaurantu, namlril
ma majitele, Jamese Fricksona
revolver a narfdil mu, ably w.
dial pen1ze z ~registru. Sebral
S26.17, ktere mu mattel podal
a ucinil neco, CO by zkuseny
lupic nikdy neudelal. Obratil
Sc zady k pTepadenemu, a chy-
stall Sc vybehnouti z m1stnosti
Toho uzil Erickson, chopil sc
revolveru, ktery mel ukryty We
stolku, a ~vystfelil "a mladym
lupicem.
Policie nalezla hocha lez1c1-
no ma podlaze. Poznala v mem
mladika, ktery dochazel ma pc
licejnf stanici k juveniln1mu Il
redniku nasledkem toho, re
nechtel choditi do skoly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-17
Smrt Jana Smolaka
~vySetrovana.

Statnf policie ~vysetfuje "a
hadnou smrt 26leteho Jana
Smolaka, ktery byl hornlkem
a zaroven take T1dicem trucku
" McAdoo, Pa. Ten byl v Ute
ry minuly tyden nalezen mrt-
w v garazi nedaleko sveho by
tn "a takovych okolnosti, re
ieho smrt Sc nezdala pfiroze-
nOu.
Mrtvolu nalezl otec nebohe-
no, kdyz Sc Sci pod1vati, proc
syn sc TAX dlouho nevraci do
mi. Mlady Smolak sedel ma
SVEN rfdicskem mfste ma true
ku. Jeho tvaTe byly cele zakr-
vaccine. Pr blizs1m ohledanl
byla ma jeho hlave nalezena
rama.
Statnf policie %prohlasila, re
Poole jejiho mfneni Smolak
zemTel asi dive hodiny pred
tim, neil jeho mrtvola byla
nalezena.
Policie vede patrani, ably Sc
zjistilo, byl-li mlady Smolak
zavrazden v garazi nebo ne
kde jinde.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-17

Dive smrtelne melody v letos-
nj honebni sezone v Ohiu uda-
ly Sc behem ctyT minut.
StaTec a hoch byli zabiti strel-
nymi ranami vypalenymi je-
jich spolecniky. Obeti byly
George Fitzpatrick 71lety,jenz
zemrel "a pGl hodiny pc po-
stTelen1, a Ray Foster, 16lety,
jenz skonal, kdyz byl privezen
do nemocnice v Columbus Mi
mo to diva hosi byli kriticky
zraneni ma homie, Calvin Wen
ger, 10 lety, bl1ze Darrows-
ivlle, a Carroll Devore, 14lety,
z Mount Vernon. PRIME uni
neny byl postrelen svym bra
trancem, druhy prisel k crane
nj, kdyz rucnice jeoh spustila
pTi pTelezan1 plotu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-17
Zabit pri stavbe mostu.

19lety krajan JiTi Benes, po-
volanim strojnfk, prisel o zivot
nestastnou nahodou pri stavbe
mostu pres prGplav Plumb
Beach ma Emmons avenue v
Brooklyn, N. 7.
Novy most ma byti castl no
We obvodni autostrady a pre-
klene zsfri $50 stop zatoku
ktera je castf zalivu Jamaica
V pondelf byla ma konstrukci
mostu spoustena traverse O va
re rs tun, ma ktere pfi tom Sc.
deli BeneS a Mcdonald.
Ocelove lano, ma nemz bylC
traverse zavesena, nahle pras-
klo a traverse i S jefabem sc
sr1tila do pruplavu. Oba muz!
ma nj spadli do vody. Mrtvola
McDonaldova byl zahy vylove.
ma. Pc Benesovi Sc patralC
delsf dobu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-17
Podvody vsude vladnou.

" Juneau, Wisconsin, budou
postaveni pred soud ctyri mu-
Ii, kter1 byli svrchovanymi pa
ny V okresn1m chudobinci Gill
ma okresnf farme, kterou spra-
vovali tax, re z toho byl v &C.
lem okresu skandal. Obzalo-
vani jsou Nicholas Klink, spray
ce, jeho syn Vincent, druhy
syn Eugene a julius Lehner.
Prvnf byl, jak receno SPRAY
Gem, syn jej nasledoval, kdyz
otec Sc vidal, druhy syn byl O.
setfovatelem a ctvrty jeho a.
sistentem. Zaloba mi pro ned
bale veden1 a RUNE poklesky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-17
Americke pobrezi chraneno
minami.

Armada klade podmofske
miny podel atlantickeho a pa
cifickeho pobrez1 pro ten pf1-
pad, re CHI nepritel by Sc po-
kusil O vpad do zeme. Kazda
obsahuje 200 liber TINT, nej-
prudsi zname traskaviny, a
NIUE byti vypalena elektfinou
z observacn1ho bodu mile da-
leko. Miny jsou neskodny pro
americke i neutralni lodi, i kdy
by ma ne primo narazily, jezto
nevybuchnou pc narazu jake
miny starsfho typu. Miny jsou
upevneny ku kotvam asi 100
stop cd sebe asi 80 stop pod
hladinou moTskou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-17
Reditel dolu zabit.

Dav asi 800 ozbrojenych
muzd, zmocnil sc dolu v okoll
Greenville, XII, zabil superin-
tendenta konstrukc1 a poranil
pTedsedu tezafske spolecnosti.
Muzi drzeli dGl pc nekolik no
din, ale rozptylili Sc kratce
pred pr1chodem Serbia.
K osudne srazce doslo pc
hadce mezi m~ajitelem dolu
Hart Coal Co. a cleny unie Po-
krokovych horn1kG Ameriky.
kteri jsou spojeni 5 Americkou
federacf prace. Dolly V soused'
Mich okresfch mali smlouvu
unit Spojenych hornlk1 Anne.
riky, nalezej1c1 k C. I. O.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-17
ChybnS sc zajistil.

V Minneapolis, Mimi, Aaron
Anderson, krejci, jehoz OBJ
chod byl nekolikrat vykraden
rozhodl Sc vypalit lupic1m a
zlodejGm rybnfk a zhotovil 81
alarmovac1 ,pr1stroj, ktery pfi-
pevnil ma dvere a okna a jak
by Sc nekdo dotkl, tax alarm
zacal zurive won't. Naf1dil
alarm a sci spokojene domu,
ale kdyz rano prisel do obcho-
du, nasel jej vykradeny. Ale
pax sc udeTil do hlavy, pone-
vadz seznal, re zapomnel a.
larm spojit s baterif a dokon.
&c zjistil, re zlodeji i tn bateril
ukradli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-17
Smutny konec judy.

We Westport, Jiz. Dakoty,
dcera manzel1 Petersonovych,
11leta Lucille, pTisla zvlastn1m
zpdsobem o zivot. Sedla 81 ma
rocn1 tele, ktere zaucovala jlz-
de a kdyz ma tele vsedla mela
kolem pasu obtoceny provaz,
.jehoz druhy konec melo tele
kolem krku. Kdyz dfvku sho-
dilo a dalo Sc ma utek, byla
smykana tax, re cd poranenl
Zemrela.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-17
Vyvazl, kdyz tri zahynuli.

/ Y nemocnici Vassar v POUCH
keepsie, N. Y, cd minuleho
tydne sc naleza slovensky kra-
jan Michal Zurenko z New
Yorku. Unikl temef jen "a
zrakem smrti, ktera skosila je-
no tri pfatele.
Zurenko jel autu, v nemz
S MIN byli jeho pfatele Josef
Pizyk, Michal Rusnak a Alzbe-
ia Wemacova. Ma zatacce sill
nice auto Sc T1dici vymknulo z
kontroly a sfltilo Sc do Teky
Krone Zurenka ostatni til u
tonuli. Zurenko byl priveden
k zivotu umelym dychan1m.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-17
Rvacka ma komunisticke
schizi.

V Detroit ma sch1zi porada-
ne mistni odbockou komunis-
tickle strany, v nfz mluvil mis-
topredseda strany Foster, do
slo k velke vytrznosti, kdyz
skupiny veteran1 a vlastenec.
kych organizac1 ~shromazdene
pred budovou napadly vycha-
zejfcf cleny komunisticke stra.
ny. TTi osoby byly vazne IRA
reny a mnoho jinych lehce zrs
memo. Teprve priced velkycl
policejnich posil zavedl pofa
| dek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-17
Co delati S hady.

V Bonesteel, Jiz. Dakota,
Fred Hendrick 81 vyjel ma low
bazant1. Mfsto ptakd pfinesl
dom1 hady. Nasel hadl hniz-
do a v tom bylo Is hadG a me-
ri mimi II chfestysG a ctyfi j.
neho druhu, ale take jedovati,
Fred zavrel hady do bedny a
dovezl je domG. Prozatim ne.
vi co s mimi Dude delat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-17
z voleb.

V Peekshill, N. Y, Sarah
Losee, ktera jake 103leta jest
jednou re dvou stoletych oby-
vatelek osady, sla k volebn1mu
osudl, ably vrhla svdj HAS pr
statn1ch volbach, a pozadala Q
pomoc stroje pro hlasovanf.
Angeline Gardner ktera uz
je 1O5 rokG stara a jez vzdy
u volebn1ho osud1 odm1tala ia
koukoli pomoc, nemohla nyni
pr volbach hlasovati, jezto ne
byla registrovana jake volic-
ka. V dobe registrace byla
nemocna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-17
Politik zabit.

Nv Mount Bayou, Miss, Eu-
gene Booze, cernossky republi
kansky vddce, byl zastrelen
kdyz vychazel re sve 1Tadov-
ny.
Pred nekolika tydny byla
zabita Boozeova sestra Stella
Montgomery policisty v dome
sveho bratra, kdyz je ohrozo-
vala kuchynskym nozem. Pfi-
sli, ably il zatkli pro porusenl
soudniho rozkazu, re nesm1 sc
zdrzovati v dome sveho bratra.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-17
Ospaly.

Policie v Clevelandu dostala
ornament, re pred zeleznicnl
krizovatkou sedi u kola mrtvy
motorista a ambulance Sc hned
pustila ma m1sto.
Nasla skutecne motoristu
skloneneho u kola ale ne
byl mrtvy nybrz pc probu-
zeni prohlasil, re musel pred
krizovatkou cekati az prejede
dlouhy nakladn1 Wax a pTi &C.
kani usnul.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-17
Uhadl.

Jisty znamy dramatik nav
Stlvil reditele divadla a roz-
mlouvali spolu O soucasnych di
vadelnlch pomerech. Drama
tik povfda take mezi jinym:
eco podniknout proti ne
zdravemu preplnovan1 diva
del?"
"Nu," minil reditel, "nekte-
n dramatikove Sc sami prici-
nuji re vsech sill, ably divadla
vyprazdnili!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-17
Til zabiti vlakem " autu.

Osobn1 Wax drahy Michigan
Central zasahl auto ma kfizo-
vatce Knapp's Crossing, sest
mil vychodne cd kalamazoo,
Mich. V autu byli ctyri jino-
81, z nichz tri byli ma miste "a
biti. 0 zivot prisli: 16lety
Charles Kephart, 2Olety Will
liam Keller a 16lety David
Fesler. Ctvrty, 16lety Robert
Billman, byl V bezvedom1 do
praven do nemocnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-17
Pantata to roZhodl.

Pan faraT chtel take jednou
pouciti venkovany o pTlslov1ch
a pov1da:
"Zahalka je pocatkem vse-
no hr1chu!" CO mystic panta-
to Bubble, proc hTesili Adam S
Evou?"
Pantata pTendal 81 fajfku S
iednoho koutku do druheho a
pomalu pov1da:
ga myslfm, jake tentonouc
pane faraT, re voni asi nemeli
tenkrat mic kloudnejs1ho ma
praci!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-17
Pc velke davce leku.

V Mount Vernon, Iowa., ma
HE zemfel Josef Anderson, We
start 80 roxy. Anderson zem-
rel pc pozitf pTilisne davky ia
bletek, urcenych pro ulevu Cd
bolen1 hlavy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-17

72lety slovensky ohrnik Pc
tr Slaby v dole Lehigh Navi-
cation and Coal Company u
Coaldale Pa, byl zachycen
mezi diva hornicke voz1ky a by
la mu pTerazena paternl kost.
Zemrel "a kratko v nemocnici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-17
Chybne delani ohne.

V Chicago 56leta Anna Ba-
dignalova rozdelavala V KAN
mech ohen. Ably rychleji no.
rel, MALTA ma uhl1 kerosln. u
dial sc vybuch, zena byla zaha-
lena plameny a tax nebezpec-
ne zranena, re asi zemre.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-17
Pet zahynulo pri pozaru.

V Greenville, N. c., farmaf
Van Walston a ctyTi male dit
ky uhoTeli pTi pozaru stavenl 0
trech svetnicfch, v nemz bydli-
ly dive rodiny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-17
Krajan ~postrelen.

Vyjizdka ma low bazantu
nekolika krajanG z Cicero
skoncila nehodou. Josef HO-
lub stfelen byl do prsou z jiste
vzdalenosti nasledkem nahod-
neho vystrelu krajanova.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-17

mad cenovou hladinou z Is. ST.
pna. VepTove Tfzky Pork
chops" vykazuji sezonni po-
kles."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-17
2. Ora. Petra Lecivy Olej
Liniment

Pres so let pTinasel rychlou, vitanou
nlevu tisic1m trpicich: revmatickymi
a neuralgickymi bolestmi, bolenim
Fad, ztuhlymi a bolavymi svaly, ma
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-17
VZPOMINKA.

S bolnymN srdcem vzpom1na-
me ma den %. listopadu, neb
tomu Dude 5 rokG, co Sc S Mani
rozloucila naSe milovane man
zelka a matka
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-17

Tyto 8 casem vyzkousene rodinne
leky jsou prodavany mistnimi zastup-
ci anebo jednateli cd r. 1869, kdy byla
zalozena firma DR.. Peter Fahrney &
Sons Co. v Chicago. Vydobily 81 sve
znacne prijeti hlavne lstnim oznamo-
vanim spokojenych uzivatelu. Dojdete
81 k svemu Fahrneyovu jednateli dnes
-poucte Sc o techto 3 lecivych
prostTedcich.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-16

Worlds Supply of Bunk-Wili 1t Ever Be Exhausted"
 MT. Bonnet teaches Bible classes weekly in Flushing, New York, Richmond Hill, New York, and Montclair, New Jersey. He Is the author of Bible Lesson Comments which he sends monthly to cover 4,s00 people covering almost every state and Canal Zone, Panama, Eng land, Canada and other foreign countries.
 He is president of the 1n- dependent Board for Presbyterian Foreign Missions, secretary Of Pocket Testament League, Inc, trustee Of Kings College, secretary and treas urer of Christion Association for the Blind and treasurer Of Christian Mission to Churchless Communities.
 The meeting will open with sing ing of the favorite hymns Of the church, several solos and duets, and several selections by the First Meth. odist choir, under the direction or Charles Platt.
 Tune in station WATR Tuesday evening, Feb. 2ist, ct 6;i6 ?. m. for free information concerning the meeting and enjoy the singing Of hymns by the quartet Of the Every mans Bible class of Waterville.
 Pride of Weicn circle, companions of the forest held e card party and soical Tuesday night ct Forestery hall, which was attended by the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-16
SCOUT CAMP A|CN TO OPEN FRIDAY
Dinner to Signalize Formal Appeal to Public For
 Assistance

Workers in the annual finance campaign of the Mattatuck Coun- oil, Boy Scouts of America which opens tomorrow night with a dinner at the Hotel Elton at 6:i5 will be given chance to hear directly from boys themselves just what the Scouting program means to them. Their story will be presented in the form of a Radio Interview" with General Finance Campaign Chair man Walter H. Deacon a sthe inc terviewer. Cub William Long of Cub Pac'' No. of Watertown will pre- sent his story of what he gets out of the clubbing program which serves the 9 through II year old group. Eagle Scout Arthur Charbon- neau of Troop l3, Sacred Heart Church win represent the Scouting program for boys over 12. The Senior Scout program for boys i5 years of age and over will be represented by Sea Scout Robert Grant of the Sea Scout ship "Penrod" of Naugatuck. Each boy will briefly relate some of his experiences in the program and tell which of these has proved most interesting to him
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-16

Past Grand Secretary
 organization back in the year 1894, are the only living charter members and all members of the court are urged to be present tonight to paw special tribute to these gentle- men.
 Delegates will be present from various subordinate courts and will join with present grand officers in honoring these charter members, who have shown during the many years their loyalty to the principles Of forestry. Peter J. Cavanaugh Of / Torrington, past grand secretary, will attend with delegation from Torrington. Past Grand Chief Ram ger Felix duarini of Waterbury will also be present with c delegation from Waterbury, likewise Louis Brandeley, past chief ranger of Waterbury and several delegations from other cities.
 The committee in charge of the social will include James Coffey, Arnold Keith and William Dun- iavey.
 st. Michaels Holy Name society will sponsor c "45" sweepstakes next Monday night in the parish hail. The sweepstakes will Dc open to anyone in Waterville. Each team will consist of three players and IS games of "4b" will Do played. Tn case of ties, elimination sets of two out Of thre games will Do played until one team has been declared winner. Anyone in WatervilIe may enter, as well as men and mixed teams of men and women may also enter.
 The sweepstakes is being run to stimulate interest in "46" card piay- ing and to interest beginners in the fine points of this game. A novice has ar equal chance with an old timers in the contest. If there are any men or women who have never played "46" and would like to learn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-16
Proposal Meets With Approval of Erskine,
 State Legislators
Bill Authorizing Plan Now Before General Assembly; Rev. Mir. Bobilin Opposes Legalization of BingO
 Games-Old Age Amendments Suggested

(By Democrat Legislative Reporter)
 State Capitol, Hartford, Feb. 16-- Major George Erskine, superinten- dent of the Cheshire reformatory, told the judiciary committee of the General Assembly yesterday fter- noon that he favors the proposal that the reformatory be used for an "experimental" state jail farm. A bill calling for such step was offered several weeks ago by Rep. John P. Lynch, of Orange.
 Rep. Lynch told the committee that under his plan the reforma- tory could, at slight cost to the state, be utilized to care for several hundred adult prisoners in addition to the youths already serving terms there. The cost, he said, would be not more than $25,000, whereas Q jail farm would cost many times that sum.
 Former Rep. Leon Mccarthy, of Ansonia, appearing for the jail farm
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-16

tinguished himself in depth of tonal production. In the Sibelius number the orchestra gave Q distinctive and brilliant performance, the charer act of the work of this most outstanding of Finnish composers reproduced in forceful manner.
 In this, their second, concert of the season, the Civic orchestra has displayed once again, to @ great de- gree, musicianship, and there is a promise in the material of the band and the intelligent work of Dr. Di- Cecco, of many fine orchestral con- certs for the future. The organiZa- ton rates generous and general CO., operation. The next concert and final one of the season will take place in April.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-16
CIVIC ORCHESTRA
 IN 2ND TRIUMPH.
Mario Di CeccO Conducts in Distinguished Program
 Last Night

The Civic Orchestra of Waterbury with Mario DeCecco conducting, car- ried on the good work of the groups previous concerts in this city in their concert last night at Buckingham hall. A musical organization, rather recently assembled, the orchestra gives a worthwhile performance. The concert last night was the equal of former ones and demonstrated a wider scope in orchestral repertoire. The largest audience that has yet greeted them was present last night and all present were most enthu- siastic in their reception of the or chestra and conductor, MT. DiCecco having accomplished much musically In short time. Nice balance was noted which will be even more no- ticeable when the orchestra grows to a come complete unity.
 Two guest artists were featured last night in a work of Mozart's, his Concerto for Flute and Harp. Miss Anita Brookfield of New Ha- ven, and Charles Kurtz of New York city, both artists of considerable ex- perience with noted orchestras, played with skill in the allegro, andantino and rondo comprised in this composition. Their work was intelligent and accurate in the for- nal music of Mozart. Both musi- clans were warmly applauded for 8 careful performance and the orches- tra too was in good form for their part in the concerto.
 Rossini's overture to "The Barber of Seville" was used by MT. DiCecco to open the program. The orchestra played this with style and assertion Next they played, following the Mozart, two shorter pieces of popu- lar appeal, Tschaikowski's Waltz from the ballet "Donroschen," and the spirited Hungarian Dance No 5 by Brahms, which was repeated by the orchestra at the conclusion of tht program following prolonged ap. plause.
 More difficult work was encoun. tered in the colorful symphonic suite "Scheherazade," and the brillian "Finlandia" by Sibelius, which con, cluded the program, The three part, of descriptive orchestra writing O the suite were "The Sea and Sinbad' Ship" "The Tale of Prince Kalan, dar," and The Young Prince anc the Young Princess" In this playinl the strings performed with notice able smoothness, and first violinis and concert master, Urico Rossi, dis