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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-12
Notice
For RALE

FOR BALE
PROPERTY LOCATED AT NO. III
81, pE .;!asals;I 1T sTf sha pr0.o,o.s
Of sSs so eSnsHssea s ppropery
will be received by the Committee
on Land Of the Board OF Aldermen
VI to o'clock y. fnp December
That certain piece OF land with
the buildings and improvements
sSs q f Bsnsse q re ans osndS
and described ms follows, TO witt.
corner o. land now or formerly Of
The Alden NJ. Young Company
located az the corner Of Benedict
running northsrly along said Bene.
diet street i43 feet and 7 inches
more or less, thence running In an
eagteriy direction along o line
forming q continuous straight line
with the northeriy face. OF what is
known az the so o.l, , Wing .s o.
running r"snfs southssriy ii3 feet 7 inches.
more or less, thence running vest
erly 40 feet to point or place OF
Xii proposals must be accom-
s.Sss By 6yyAsr e e ths snsek paysD o
the City Of Waterbury Ike amount
to be ten percent li0%) Of the
proposed bid, which check will be
forfeited to the City OF Waterbury
II the bidder TO whom II IL awarded
negiects or refuses to pay the bal
ance OF the purchase price within
thirty (30) days after the property
has been awarded TO him by the
Board OF Aldermen.
Bids should be addressed 10 the
Committee on Land OF the Board of
Aldermen, care OF the City Clerk,
City Hall, Waterbury. Conn.
The Committee reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
Attest
FENToN =. EIvER,
FRANK II. VARANELLI,
EDWARD GOLDBERG,
i2.12-2t Committee on Land.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-12
Financial


WANTED-A jobber for Xmas trees
In any quantities. Reply to q. D.
Alling, Burlington, Vt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-12

EASTERN SECTION
Exceptional value, one-family six
room house, good condition. Can be
bought now for $500.
WALTER H. HART, Inc.
20 East Main st. Dial 1854
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-12
ROAMING THE AIR WAVES
WATR PROGRAMS

s:VO-MusIc for Every Child
3:30-Ray OHara's Orch.
4:00--Hlts and lCncores
4l6-MiBcha Boris Orch.
l;SO-Two Keybonrds
4;4bT-"Book a Week"-Margery
s;OO--santa Claus Speaks
g:30-Waterbury Democrat News
6;4G-Melody Revue
g:00--Yankee News
e:16-Hits and Bits
e:30-Bill McCune's Orch.
e4t-Eulton Lewis, Jrp Common
7:oo--ou Name It-Qulx
7:l6--Bports Page
7:30-stars OF Tomorrow
9:49-Ann Del 0rogso, songs
g:00-Tucsday at Eight
9;30-HOn. RObt. A. Taft, talk
0;00-Raymond Gram Swing
g;t6-Larry clIntonB Orch.
v:30--'Moyart Concerto Ferries
l0;00-BwIng Spotlight
l0n9-Montreal symphony Orch.
1l;00-Yankee News
l1:1b-Dance Orch.
ll;30--Clydo Lucas Orch.
l2;0O-Slgn Off
TOMORROW
9:00-Yankee News
Ob4v-MOEHlnk MuBlCHlG
e;30--MuBical Menu
g:00-Morning Devotions
gIG-gunshine Special
D;50-ehoppefp Guide
1e;50--Melody Strings
io:46-John Metcalfs Choir Lofe
ll'oO-b Ssyyay ciark-"our Nsisheor-
11:15-iiuckeye Four
ii:30-Keep Fit to Music
l1:4b-Rutgers Homemakor'D
Forum
l2;00--dems Of Melody
Il. M.
12:i6-Meiodic Moments
12:3Q--Waterbury Democrat News
l2;4D-ItB Dance Time
1;00-Yankee News
1;11--MoodB In Music
1;30-Petite Musicale
1;46-On the Record
216-ChaB. OpenufB Hawaiians
2:30-scrapbook stories
2;46--Jack McLean's Orch.
3:0Q-MarrIage License Romances
SIb-Happy Larry Laurence
$:s9-Dlck Harding, organist
Goo--drses Lishts to Health 1.-THE
Family Phyglclan"
4t6-Mlscha Doors Ensemble
4:30-Wayno West, Scat Singer
E46-gook q Week--Margery
PiyV-4nntn CIhub SPEAKS
e;3Q-Watorbury Democrat News
616-Melody Revue
6;00-Yankee News
91b-PhlIlip McAteer, talk
9;30-Hits and Bits
6;46--Fulton Lewis, Jr, Common.
nOo-Xppsarances Don't Count In.
7:11-Trali Blazers Of 1910.
7;30-Phono Your Answer
7l6-Sugar and epice
S;g0--Lone Ranger
S;30--Sonny Bukres Orch.
y;00-Raymond Gram Swing
4;00-Lone Ranger
e16-Adrlan Roilinl Trio
9;30-MuBic by Faith
lQ.0Q-The Swing Spotlight
1O;lb--"True 10 Llfe'--Kaye Brink.
er
i0:30-Mickcy Alperts Orch.
l0;4b-Romanee In Rhythm
l1;00--ankee News
l11D-Danco Orch.
ll;30-clyde Lucas Orch.
12:00-Sign off
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-12

To Settle An Estate
S4,450 Will Buv
Houses For Sale

A 1-family house at 90 Montgomery
Street, In Bunker Hill district, Z
rooms, all improvements, very large
lot. Don't lose this one.
D. T. HARRINGTON, Inc.
al West Main st. Dial 1912
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-12
Advertise Your Spare Room For Rent Here And Increase
Your Income $40 Or More Per Month-DiaI 4-212l
announcements


pERsONAI,-xmas Cards. Reautl-
full Stationery Cabinets. Printer Ia
order. Order early. Arrow Print
226 N. Main.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-12
Auto Springs. Axles. Etc.

FRAMES-Axles, Wheels. Straight.
ened Cold In Car. waterbury Auto
Spring Co.. 80 Brown Place.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-12

WATR HlIdteS tonight. $780, Santa McCune
6 Fulton Lewis, J 746 Ann DeGroso
music Today. Larry $780, Mozart Concerto
series .i:3O, Clyde Lucas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-12

CHICKENs-16c ID; BOOSTERS. l5c
ID: Broilers, tic ID. 4 to 8, 81. N. z.
Poultry Mkt. n Jefferson, 226
Baldwin. 3-3Sel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-12

Mailbag TO Mrs r. W b. The program 70 which refer
not the air However, like the
suggest strange As II WABC-CBS Thursdays
Sorry haven't RipIeyS address. Perhaps
supply the information NJ L. WATR
grams Of Christmas music ngs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-12
Building Lots For Sale

BUILDING LOT on Lounsbury
Ave. For sale cheap, on reason.
able terms. Tel. 4-59o6.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-12

Life begins tonight pikn Joins
NBCDu
network Pitki best known for his book Life Begins
has been professor OF Journalism Columbia
Clifton Fadman will pitch the
they strike out he will the sender 49, well Encyclopedias
Britannica.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-12

1898 Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan
1897 Buick Sedan
NO. MAIN ST. PARKING
1i9 North Main ST.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-12
Automobiles
0 Autos and Trucks For Sale

1896 Plymouth Trunk Sedan
GROVE USED CAR EXC
II Grove st. Open Evenings
La gaceta., 1939-10-12
LOS JUGARAN
HOY CON LAS AGUILAS

Boston, Octubre 12-Los Cal
names de la Universidad de Flo
rida jugaran hoy en- esta ciudad
en- horas de la nOche, con las
Aguilas del Boston College. Son
los favoritos los atletas locales,
mandados por Ell coach Leahy,
que no desestima la acometivi-
dad de los floridanos. Hasta ell
presente los Caimanes tienen
dos v~ictorias y una derrota. Flo
rida derrot6 a Stetson, r~eciente-
mente, y fue vapuleada por Te-
xas U y Mississippi State. M
ha hecho ell viaje hasta Boston,
10 que produjo aqui honda sor-
presa, Pat Reen, ell notable "jn-
Nor halfback'' de los Caimanes
Los muchachos de Florida hi
cieron una parada en- Washing.
ton Y les mostraron ell capitoli(
los senadores Andrews y Pep
per, Ell representante Cannon
otraS personals.
La gaceta., 1939-10-12
ES GRANDE Ell NUMER0
DE NEGROS QUE Sc INSCRI
BE PARA LAS ELECCIONES
MUNICIPALES
Acuerd0 del E3ecutiUo del Por-
lido Municipal BlancO

Luego de analizar el hecno de
que los negroS Sc esten insert .
biendo en- gran nGmero para las
elecciones generates municipa
les de nOviembre 7, e Partido
Municipal Blanco, presididc por
ell jcven letrado D. B. Whitaker
Jr., tonic aver ell acuerdo de pc
dir a las personals de la razi
blanca voten por los candidates
del Partido.
"Ciertos politicos representa-
tes de ciertos intereses, dice Ia
resolution aprobada, inscriben a
los negros y les regalan licores
y tabacos.
Isl ellos consiguen su prop6-
sito, crearan la domination de-
negro en- los comicios."
En- los Gltimos diez dias, Sc
gun la Junta Municipal Electo-
raj, Sc han inscripto 318 perso-
mas de la raza negra y solo "a
de la blanca.
La gaceta., 1939-10-12

rio, alarmada.
IA la estaci6n!
IA que estaci6n?
"A la estaci6n del tren cleo
trico, iAnde!
Araceli Font sc alarm6.
-Pero... "a la estaci6n?.. IA
que?...
"A indicarme listed muchas
cosas listed comprenda que yo
no la puedo dejar marchar asi
como ash.
La bruja sc puso livida.
-iAh, senior, es que yo...!
i NADIA. NADIA! Tiene que We
mir listed c9nmigo a la estaci6n.
lie he de preguntar muchas CO
sas por el camino...
FL anna tom6 aliento.
81 Hasta la estaci6np'-habia
dicho ell d~iplomatico.
La gaceta., 1939-10-12
DEPORTE
JEFFERON SENIORJUNIOR
JUGARAN MANANA POR
LA TARDE

Ell nuevo "once" del Institute
Jefferson Senior-Junior, de es-
ia ciudad, jugara manana por
la tarde, a las $50, en- el terre-
no de Plant, con los Bulldogs,
comandados por Happy Hays,
IN exfutbolista de la Universe
dad de Tampa
Los visitantes supl.an en- pc
so a los muchachos de Jeffer-
son, pero no en- habilidad y an
lelo de veneer.
Marcelo Maseda ha regresa-
do de Cincinnati y volvera a ~
puesto con ell eleven" local.
Tony Cardinale continda me.
jorando en- su posici6n y ayuda'
"a de manera principalisima q
sus companeros.
Hector Pividal y Frank Gas
tellano sc italian bien prepare.
dos para la acci6n.
La gaceta., 1939-10-12

bre. de ordinario tan correcto'
Borgona volvi6 al saloncillo,
donde ell anna, luego de guar
darse ell cheque en- ell pecho,
lie esperaba temblando por el
final de la aventura.
d Bien, eScuche! IDice US
ted que. Las Planas, no es a
81?
En- efecto, ST senior.
-lY que ESQ esta en- la IL
nea del tren electrico de-.
Id6nde?...
DE Tarrasa y Sabadell.
-Bien; venga listed conmi-
go.
Araceli frunci6 ell ceno, vien-
do al diplomatico dirigirse ha-
cia la puerta y abrirla.
4 Ad6nde, sehor?-inqui-
La gaceta., 1939-10-12

Ella sc habia creidO al princi-
pic que este hombre guerra L.
varla hasta Las Planas.
La cosa variaba mucho,
EntonceS sc resign6 a seguir
a seguir a Borgona, que habia
salido delante Y avanzaba va
hacia la puerta de la Gale.
Ell maitre Sc acerc6 al diplo.
matico, cambiando con 81 unas
palabras en- voz baja.
POGO despu@s, el prohombre
" Araceli subian a un autom6vil
que les esperaba y que parti6
hacia la estaci6n del tren De
Gracia.
En- cuando arranc6 el coche,
quiso Isidoro puntualizar algu-
mas cosaS.
Y dijo:
La gaceta., 1939-10-12

-iBien! listed me va a aeon
pahar a la eStaci6n, indicando-
me que tren puedo 70 cOger pa
ra ir a Las Planas, lestamos?
ST, senior.
-Bueno. Y ahora me dir&
.d6nde esta en- ell pueblo mi mu-
jer.
-Aquello no es pueblo.
5lQue esq.,.
I'm campo, un boSque.
Els igual. GD6nde estan?
En- un hotel que Sc llami
Rectoret. Junto a la estadi6n.
No tiene p6rdida. Al bajar del
tren, 10 vera listed. en- la lade-
ra de Ia montana. Una casa blan
ca.
Callaron.
FL cOche volaba va por la ca
lie de Salmer6n.
La gaceta., 1939-10-12

Isidoro ahadi6, cuando va Sc
detenia ante la estaci6n de Gra-
Ella:
d D6nde vive listed, y cua!
es su nombre?
Me llamo Araceli Font Ba-
Hester, y aunque 70 no tengo ca
.Sa pueSta en- Barcelona, aqui tie
ne listed una tarjeta mia. Sc
nor; puede listed encontrarme
en- estas sehas: Floridablanca.
setenta y seis, segundo, casa De
Ia sonora Coll.
-iQu6?
-Senora Coll. va 10 he escri-
to ahi en- la tarieta.
ArGceli era sincera.
Pensaba dirigirse a casa de-
su amiga, donde tenia el badl Y
algunas cosas, en- cuanto en-
barcara al d~iplomatieo en- eli
La gaceta., 1939-10-12
UNA PARADA DE FUTBO-
LISTAS Ell SABAD0
Tocard las baBddS de Tampa
D Miami

Una gran parada futbolista,
que recorrera las principles ca
lies de esta ciudad Sc prepare
por la Universidad de Tampa
para 81 sabado, a las 5 de la tar
de.
John Hall presidira la para
da, en- la que figuraran Ell alcal-
de Chancey, los presidentes de
as Universidades de Tampa y
Miami y otras personas.
Tocaran durante ell recorrido,
que Sc hara en- coches y autobu-
SEES, las bandas de los dos plan
teles.
(PaSd a Ia Ia. pGg.)
La gaceta., 1939-10-12
LA CIUDAD TIENE LOS tt.
TULOS DE LAS PROPIE-


Ccmentando aver una senten-
cia de la Corte Suprema del Es-
tado, Ell abogado consultor de la
ciudad, Sr. Alfonso McMullen,
manifesto que ell titulo de las
propiedades embargadas, bal 0
la ley Murphy, pertenece a Ia
ciudad de Tampa.
Isl un hombre, por ejemplo,
debe 500 en- contribuciones
La gaceta., 1939-10-12

La probable Inca de combata
es la siguiente:
Florida: Ferguson, Go6f, Ro-
binson, Battista, Smith, Smoak.
Rama, Harrison, Cowar : BE.
no.
Boston: Harrison, ManZo.
Schwotzar, Gladchuck, Kerr,
Yauckoee, Goodreault, Cowhig
Jauron, Maznicki y Davis.
La gaceta., 1939-10-12
La Gaceta Folletin No. All
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.

-iEspere listed un instan-
te!
Sali6 al encuentro del mo-
20, que va Sc acercaba, al que
lie orden6 muy secamente:
- olga listed al mastre que
va no me marcho esta noche!.
iAh! ~ disp6ngame en- segui-
da un coche rapidol iInmedia
tamente!
- Embellishments, 81, Sc
horl-contest6 ell mozo, asom-
brado del tono agrio y un tan
to brutal de la voz de este HON
La gaceta., 1939-10-12

municipales Y 500 de Estado y
Ccndsdo, y Ia ciudad page $40
oajo IA ley, cl que redima Ell t.
THO deber& pagan $40.
Mucnos duefos de solares es-
tan va redimiendo los suyos, en-
esas condolences.
ST ell solar produjese solo $50
recibiremos nuestros SO y o.
tros $50 en- contribuciones more
.sas.
Pagamos $4,000 por esos te-
rrenos, con ell fin de protegel
propiedades delincuentes con ur
valor de 81, 100000
La gaceta., 1939-10-12

Y es de lamentar que la move
ma de los Leales no haya podid3
recuperarse por complete.
Ell domingo pasado jugaron
con bastante indiferencia, 10
que di6 lugar a concentrates DIES
favorables.
Tiene Ell club un buen mate :
rial, pero la falta de un verda-
dero manager lie ha metido en- 81
''hoyo."
Posici6n por posici6n, ell con-
junto es bueno.
La gaceta., 1939-10-12

Nos preguntan nuestra OPT
ni6n sobre los hermanos Scion
tie y la damos sin reparo:
Excelentes y disciplinados pc
loteros. J6venes que colocan su
dignidad personal por encima
dc las pesetas. Buenos jugado :
les Y notables bateadores. Email
tscen a la Liga Intersocial y al
club que representa-.
La gaceta., 1939-10-12

"Cuso" Garcia, ell jaGdinero
central de los Cubanos, es una
estrella en- ell campo y con ell ba-
te resulta siempre peligroso.
Els otro de los muchachos que
abe sonreir y estima que la Pc
lota no es para discutir y armar
CISCO"
Ell p1blico lie aprecia grande-
mente.
La gaceta., 1939-10-12
The AWFUL PRICE YOU PAY FOR BEING
NERVOUS
Check Below And See If You Have
Amy OF The Signs

Quivering nerves can make you old and
haggard looking, cranky and hard to live
witt keep you awake nights and rob
you OF good health, good times and Jobs.
Don't let yourself Ego" like that. Start
taxing good, reliable tonic-one made espo-
eiGlty tor poIen. And could you ask for "
Ihlng whose benefits have been better proved
Vegetable Compound?
Let the wholesome herbs and roots Of
Ptnkham's Compound help Nature calm
your shriekdng nerves, tone up your system.
n help lessen distress from female func.
tonal disorders.
Make a note NOW to get a bottle Of this
ame-proven Pinkham's Compound TODAY
La gaceta., 1939-10-12

Dos eStrellas de la novena as
tur: Guerra y Jimenez.
Juegan los dos con "amor prJ
pic" y prefieren la paz y la ar
monia a la ''tangana".
Para ellos tiene ell pdblico, Sc
gun hemos podido observar, a.
plausos y estimation.
La gaceta., 1939-10-12

tren.
Borgoha sac6 un billete de
primera para Las Planas.
En- la taquina lie nformaron
.eI tren tardaba solo cinco minu-
tooS.
POGO despu6s lego un con-
Voy largo, magnifico, con una
vebocidad de expreso.
lila segunda parada. Sc
hor!-le diio Araceli al des-
pedirlo, feliz libre al fin.
Borgoha do las gracias de
un modo maquinal.
Y Sc instaI6 en- su butaca.
No llevaba equipaje alguno.
En- ell bolsillo, con un refina-
mlento de sibarita, acariciaba
Ia culata del revolver.
Maria de las Nieves y MI.
La gaceta., 1939-10-12
Quedaron fuera de la novena

Ell coach Harker trabaja con
el mayor entusiasmo y espela
terminar la temporada con IN
fuerte team.
Sc han fijado a la entrada los
muy bajos precios de 25c los a.
dultos y Is los estudiantes.
La gaceta., 1939-10-12

FL domingo eran aguardado.
en- el terreno y no Sc presenta
ron.
Reciba Espolita IN APPLAUSE.
La gaceta., 1939-10-12

concurso.
iUn muchacho fino, de exec
lentes condolences, y otro de los
que puede llegar a destacarse en-
la pelota professional!
La gaceta., 1939-10-12
LA GACETA

El psri6dico en- idiomA EspahOI
de mas circulation en- Tampa
La gaceta., 1939-10-12
Con eI bate, la Mascota y los Espejuelos
(Por Fir a cuarta

IL s lastima que "Cahita" 81 del Centre AsFlriano los her
Iga fuera de juego, cuando los manos Longval.
L. Lanu
La gaceta., 1939-10-12
Vsstoriano Manteiga, Editor

description semanal: 20 ctr.
1908 Ia. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla.
TeIefono Y 1892
La gaceta., 1939-10-12

Maria de las Moves y Mi
La gaceta., 1939-10-12

-lEspere listed un instan-
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-15
DOUBLE BILL
OPENS TONIGHT
AS SHOW HERE
Capitol theatre Features
Strange Case Of DR..
Meade" Dance

In a Characterization notable for
its vigorous restraint and for the
two listed, swift moving action
which has made him the idol OF
millions, Jack Holt scars TO bril-
liant new heights with his perform
ance in Columbias 1.-The Strange
Case of DR.. Meade" which opens
tonight at the Capitol Theatre. AS
doctor fighting to bring mod
ern medicine into backwoodS COM
munity, Mr.. Holt is seen as a mod
ern gladiator man who fights
with brain and courage and pa
tience, rather than with his fists.
Despite these seeming departures
from the typical Holt performance,
The Strange Case of DR.. Meade
may easily be ranked as one of his
best. Filled with thrills and action,
the new Columbia drama tells a
human story of down-to-earth peo-
pie. with believable characters and
natural incidents.
Second feature, THE Old Barn
Dance" stars Gene Autry, with
Smiley Brunette.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-15
new ZANE GREY FILM
IS OPENING TONIGHT
AT COLISEUM THEATRE

Calamity rides the range in "The
Mysterious Rider Paramount's stir
ring drama of war, devotion and re-
venge in the Old West, which will
delight local outdoor action fans
at its opening tonight at the Coli
scum Theatre.
Written by Zane Grey and pro-
duced by Harry Sherman, "rhe
Mysterious Rider is without doubt
the best thing either of those mas
tiers of range dramas has yet turned
out 1t packs plenty of action, thrills
and love as it tells its story of an
innocent outlaw who returns from
his exile in the desert to save his
daughter from disaster and bring
to justice the murderer of his friend
Douglass Dumbrille, in role ex-
actly suited to his talents, is the
central figure as the fearless horse
man who returns from the dead
to take a job as his daughters
ranch when he hears she is about
to be robbed by crooked guardian
in secret league with a gang of rust
lers. Without revealing his identity
to any one, he devotes his efforts to
ferreting out the guilty parties and
preparing trap for them. With the
help of his daughters sweetheart,
Russell Hayden, the wanderer brings
his strange quest for vengeance to
a thrilling climax
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TOP ARTISTS
PERFORM AT
JUNEAUFAIR
School Band Splendid En-.
fertainers Well Re-
1eived by Audience
Continued from s,age one

favorable mention from the listening
audience, was played by the Juneau
High School band decked out in
capes of scarlet and black for the
occasion. The music was excellent
and much credit and applause is due
their director, j. Robert White.
The band will be on hand each
of the two remaining nights and
similar professional acts will be pre-
scented this evening and tomorrow
afternoon and evening as was CIV
en- last night by the three spark
ling performers, whose routines
alone are worth far more than the
price of admission.
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AT
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VAN DvYN CHOCOLATE SHOPS

light comedy, defy told, rich brings
into his home girl he's picked in the Purpose to make
his strayng wife tTeasdae) him some notice.
The rich has daughter WHO'S love with the cauf
feur (ison with revoluonary eangs The spoiled
the thinks like the others that Mary
better than finally that
employed by his father and the
business his eligible the
final clnch
The ordinary hands distinction
LaCavas contains bright dialogue
situations to make of the seasons better comedies
THE STAR MAKER" Sereenplay Frank Butler
Hartman, Directed by Ray Bling
Crosby Campbell Ware Sparks,
rosch, Laura Hone Crews.
If you aergc neither Bing Crosby "kddies"
q story, you may
Riddles earlier THE Star Maker shows Bing
nonchaant fellow obessed theatre
Married to Miss Campbell he broke until idea"
for kid show clicks Then famous-tioug kid
show after anoher-ntn the Gerry Society dhis is
the climax forcing him finally turn the new" medium Of
Ware, A. coloratura jazz singer
effective in her number with symphony
Walter Damro For addicts there presentations
of School Days and subonnet Sue there moments
when THE Star Maker" becomes lively musical
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HOLLYWOOD Sights AMI Sounds
BY Robin Coors-

screenpIay by Grover zones from story
by r. Wylie Directed by Richard Wallace Cast Gloria
JEAN Robert Cummings, Nan Grey, Aubrey Smith, Beuah
Bond Virginia weidIer Lindsay Raymond Waburn
AM ellis Billy Gilbert
HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Sept. 15Tn woodsful of new child
singers looks like real star discovery. She Is
twho poted Deanna
Durbn upwerds tailored to her measures and the
outcome pleasant spirited cucky bit Of reliebe hokn
Gloria plays Pip who wins prize OF trip
to summer camp mostly wealthy girls Pip-Emma
the bags uses chem in the conquest
of her new Beended by Janet tWefer), Pip
Emma is bratthly triumphant her enemies is finally re-
stored to good gracs abandoning her anagonsc att
tude
Well played by the picture is frightened by
the Katzenammer of two boysXenneth Brown and Bill
Ienarvho play accordion and up with
pranks at Brightest times however provided
sweet natural youneer VINO combines
Winers who looks bit like
Drbin and who sings sweetly young unsaied voice
FIFTH AVENUE GIRL" screenfIay by Allan Scott d.
rected by Gregory Ginger Rogers Walter Con-
molly Ellison Tim Holt Kathryn Adams
Franklin Pangborr Ferike BOrcs.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-15
Polish Government
Moves 10 Border City

BUCHAREST, Sept. 15.-The Po-
fish government is reported to have
transferred the government capt.
tai to the town Of zaleszuki on the
Rumanian frontier.
All government and embassy Of
ficials are said to have arrived
there already. The town is in
southeastern Poland.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-15
Big JUDGMENT
| AGAINST GOVT.
Woman Injured on Alaska
Railroad Wins Award
Of $4,000

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept. IS.
Federal Judge st. Sure has award
ed Minnie De Beck $10,213 Judgment
against the United States Govern
ment for injuries received in an
accident near Seward, Alaska, in
1881, while a passenger on the Al
aska Railroad.
An Act of Congress was required
before a suit was brought against
the Government.
The Book ALASKA. Revised and
Enlarged. Now On Sale: S1.00
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DIR. STEvEs, CHIROPoDIST,
Makes Arch Appliances to measure.
Office, 10 Valentine Bldg, Phone
b48. adv
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-05

All the 'newsy" style features
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