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Evening star., 1940-06-16
Poy Safe and Pick Them All

Pre-hght publicity pretty hndicappers
light
watch
ing we'll; surprise; rounding form,
Godoy Louis he gets him the
his left lands frequently
his feet the full
rounds. Louis will for virtually the
enough make the mad tumble add
decision
Armstrong right
Publicity uncanny important
followers
them against another
the fifth; Tunney Godoy out
he picks Louis Jack
necessarily selections
particular fight but it goes that way.
Double Talk Got Gene in q Jam
Tunney good politician himself in with
the fat
(mostly
Ing whispering him Gaeno
carpet if a
of
obtained
the
supposed the witnesses
q he absorbing punishment
MI him look bad.
only thing certain
Godoy
the bell least The
clown around like did in the
the full distance, but on the other hand ...
Evening star., 1940-06-16
Cincinnati Ii
Brooklyn

Totals 36 S24 s Totals 614271O
Batted for Walters in fourth.
Batted for Hutchings in ninth.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-12
Long Union
Chooses Bridges
For Second 7 erm

Matt Meehan, Seattle. secretary
treasurer. will be opposed by Ernest
l.. Bowen. san Pedro. Calf.
Member, Of the executive commit :
tee will be chosen BY individual To-
ais. Tho convention also named
10 nominees at large for delegates
10 the national CIO convention of
which five arc to be chosen. The
nominees are Tom Brown, San Pc
irO; Howard Bodine, Tom Gahr, Err
rest Baker, Portland; Eugene Pa
ton. J. J.. Robertson, Harry Bridges
and Henry Schmidt San Francisco;
r. A. QuigleY, Everett, and Tom
Brown, Aberdeen, Wash.
Before adjournment the conycn-
'.On referred to caucus of mari
fimc federation delegates a rcsolu-
!on 10 merge all Pacific coast CIO
publications.; approved a proposal TO
copies Of an address by Dean Wayne
gr.nt and distribute to ILWU locals,
l. Morse. University of Oregon law
.rhool and federal waterfront ar
bltrator which would provide basis
Tor uniform action, and approved a
measure authorizing the l94l pre-
convention committee to consolidate
resolutions. This would avoid a re-
petition Of this years situation in
which the convention considered SO
scDaratc resolutions.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-12
Rotoriuns Elect
New Directors

AT thc annual election of direC-
tors. held Thursday noon by the
FL Centre Rotary club at its week
lv meeting, these members were
elected to comprise the new board
which takes office the first of July:
w w. McEuen, j. w. CPau Glas-
gov. Earle Ct. Davis. Randall Hen
derson. John Kepley. Stevens II.
Harris. and Percie Thacker. The
president Tor the coming year will
be elected by the new directors.
Prof. l.. B. Smith of the College
of Agriculture. University of Cali
fornia delivered short talk on the
purposes and activities of the farm
advisors III California counties.
Our efforts arc prcdicated ON
the need for adult education" Pro-
fcSsor Smith said. All through life
We must continue to educate our
selves ON the constantly changing
problems of living and farming.
1t is our purpose to bring to farm
families all available information
essential to success We do not be
llCvc that it has become old fash,
ioncd to teach people 10 hclp them
selves. Our country and Imperial
Valley. were built by people who
knew how to help themselves and
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-12

d"EClOpWcnl.
1t Is believed the use Of somo
devices is retarded by the fear Oi
capital to make the necessary in
scstment under the present limit
nag conditions whereby it shares in
all losses but in little Of the profit, -
lie said. The chances against sue
cess are too great. Too, the theory
Of scarcity TO which this cOmpanJ
does not subscriber rather than Oi
plenty is another rctarding factor.
He upheld the patent Law As
providing an "inccntiVc TO thought
and work which COmpen1atcS for
any harm done when the patent
are not put "tO good use.
Ford said that during the pasl
SIX years, improved methods o.!
manufacture have brought many
new workers into Ford plants.
The Ford Motor company has
been cutting costs for many years
but as has been shown. there are
many more man hours of work n
today'S Ford car than in the model
IT or model "A. Cutting costs en-
ables the, company to put more IN
the car, and it takes more men 10
pat il there
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-12
Minority Members
Urge Minor Change
For WAGNER Act

WASHINGTON. April -. tUPl
Minority members of the house
committee investigating the Ma
tional Labor Relations Board asked
congress today to Confine amend
ment of the Wagner act to giving
employers limited right to petition
elections and increasing member
ship of the board to five.
The two minority members, Reps.
Arthur D. Healey. d. Mass, and
Abe Murdock. D. Utah. demanded
flat rejection of the II amend
ments proposed by the majority,
headed by Chairman Howard w.
Smith. D, Va.
They accused the threc-man ma
ioritv of failing to investigate and
ascertain the facts necessary to
provide the basis for "dCSrablC
changes" IN the labor relations
act.
The minority recOmmCnded:
|. Increasing the labor boards
membership from three to five to
bring fresh viewpoint to the
problems of the board
,. Enactment of an amendment
giving employers tho right to pctl-
tion for elections when they arc
caught between the CroSSflrC of
rival unions.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-12
Edsei Ford Says
Machines Create
More Employment

WAsHINGTON a2=. /. rp.
Ed q Fosa ~. ,@el. -. -, toed
Motor cnua#. 49, ..s ssaefaI
monnppl, ,9na.,..e .ess. '4a' 10
adYanccmr.' - 80. ....# etaso
La .nrrca.t| tea@..'.9. cua,,9>-
mem ar" &as, - J.. sy:..#a. 40
vii cDuluer - cp il f#r i#dc
hppr>nra r. f.r .eH'a #..ara.
III thc crma.'n fas Il 'a"L-
rn'p2'cal ct@t.e a4e9#aa ar.agloa-
.Np ~ rcn'1ss 'tee#sf. f9aa tc.-
tned tiaa t. co3.p..s L. DIo-
ucrl'G u r., era. .a.a# lr}rlop-
mcn' r' +p,r .r....a san .abot
SAVING uastlaa#s
"W.lh .4eu aa,aHe.s aud tnoh-
nO.D2.cal mB,J.rHrH ~ Sail.
1T not org ha 1'.a e1Ir - loWcr
costs AND MAKE NOR Gesrable proc :
ucts but j. ia, lopcd 10 increase
emplcrucnt
H. t"st.nons VI. presented in
question and anaWrr ierm II reply
to a series ol qan,Ics 5ent % him
by the committee
Ford aa!d that tLe "thcorn %
scarcity rather than plenty va
q rrtaroHY. tH.t1" - #-chnolueicai
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-12

NORTH BEND. Or. AL -.
Up Ha:. z BrId2as. stormy
p5'r"' O.. ".r.:# coat shipping.
aGai- VIII I'D '.le International
Lor-.Lo.emen.- ard WAREHOUSE
rer'. tYlon co. II Was In"
3nly nam .sa2I'ed u the nom
mating committee 4hen IL" annual
,oMvrr..o0 c,a-ed LIT night. EIcc-
non b: ye:,r.uG,m Of the mem
oe:.t.N ~. be completed within
six week.
Re,cr.ton Of Bridges in the post
he hae held slnce he welded the
aarehcu-eincn ard longshor-meu
l'O ono o-1agI2etion. VA Tor IL
Xpcct"c II. acflrltics on beiaIi Of
labor 1rpuahi him 70 the attention
II JoLr Levi Nanonal Go hoad
and Ic -. NAMED Pacific coz dr.
.ctnr. La, year Whcn tic coa-' @a
dilIdcd into e., trcf.. Brldgf b.
.amc Go director t. Cai3tora.a.
The convention .e.sr'cd L.. Al
gcles as the site for IL laf cor" u
t!on because II is tAn prin~paI
black spot on tHc Pacific coast
labor map.
Four were nominated % contest
for the tWO vlce-psc .deue.e Jack
Price. Raymond va J p Rob
!nson. San Franc 20 Lclmbonte:
r. 4. Qulc'c@. Eyerc' WasL.. aad
D. c. May San Diego. Calf.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-12

the moro we respect those who ac-
compliSh things for themselves in
farming. the better Tor everyone. 3"
Professor Smith described the
division of their education work
into three groups; Improvement in
the business of farming. farm home
living conditions: and training of
young farmerS-to-be.
The balance of the program was
consumed by Otto Bradshaw. Nor
man Dupont, Bob Hatton and Roy
Breedlove relating their life his
tories. and description of local
Boy Scout activities by Ed Schiller.
The club will hold its annual golf
and stag party at the Barbara
Worth Country club the afternoon
and evening of Thursday. April 25.
according to President Harry Mad
duX.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-12

TACOMA. Wash, April -. CUP)
Officer Of two states today hunt
cd Joseph Paul Crctzcr, %, bank
robbcr No. J.. and his brothcr-ln-
law Arnold Thomas Kyle, %, both
nationally notorious bandits who
made a daring escape from Mcneil
Island federal prison.
The most intensive search was
conducted by more than GO guards
OF the 1000 acres OF the island. In
washington and oregon, local and
state officers took up the hunt on
the chance that the fugltlVes had
reached the mainland.
They threatened truSty yester-
dav with a shuemaker'S awl. took
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-12
Waterfrol Labor
Still DeadIocked
On Major Fronts

SAN FRANCISCO, April -. oUPl
Waterfront labor disputes re-
9nned dcadlockCd on two fronts
5adg> AS arbitration hearings in n
t...ra disagreement were recessed
- r' next Monday.
NlNpmcnts included:
Alaska packers and rcpresen-
t.lAt~ oi the Alaska Canncry Work
~. ,u.uN and affiliated unions con-
tnu,j ut.utiationS in an effort to
reach an early agreement and per-
IL, al least Cumailed operations
lor the 1880 season.
=. Harry RridgcS. California CIO
!eaGt- INFORMED the ShjpownerS As
>oDlJAu Oi the Pacific coast by wire
That he had no Jurisdiction to inter
yctE III a dispute between CIO ra-
&ol operators and steam schooner
operators.
:. Arbitrator Wayne l.. Morse,
dean Of the University of Oregon
law school, heard final testimony on
between the Ship Clerks
r a>>OC,utiO0 aNO lhC Waterfront riil-
blowers association aftermath OF
last tall, 53-day strike. Arguments
Will be presented Monday.
Alaska packers representatives
aid 1r agreement with the unions
would permit sailing of the steamer
Cn'wEotf tor Alaska two days late.
The ship would go to Chignlk in
stead OF to the originally scheduled
Kurluk area where operations for
ne season were Abandoned.
Umon officials expressed disSatis-
l.ct on with Gamers offers OF a
contract dated Sept. 80. Attorney
George r. Andersen, representative
II tie union, said
Such contract would expire
inst when the workers are not need
ed. and they would be on the
beach' We want 4 three to five year
contract 50 that We won't have to
20 throu1h these negotiations every
>ear."
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-12
CI0 Fight for
Use of S.F.Han

s&ACRAMENTO April l.. UP
Congress of industrial Organlza-
f!ons officials announced today they
Wil sock court action in an effort
10 obtain use Of the Native Sons
hall for an April % meeting at
Nnich Harry r Bridges. California
60 leader. was scheduled to speak.
john r, Dudley, secretary of the
Go council, said the hall had been
~eutrd and paid for in advance,
bu. that Native Sons officials pro-
taslcd Bridges appearance and said
''"y we're returning the money and
royokinC permission to use the
auditorium.
I can not see why any group
would deny the right OF free speech
and then question our American
ISM. Dudley said.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-12
NiCe's Mill
Emphasizes Use of
|. ONLY

Located on the HOltvilIe
highway, a mile and half
from FL CentrO. Nice'S Feed
Mill represents the only mill
of its kind i'm Imperial Valley.
II is the only mill using I'm
perial Valley products exclu-
Sively.
The mill is operated by o. r..
Nice, one of the true old timers
of the county, who first came
here in 1904, SO years ago.
Nice was located in Brawley
and Calipatria until 1922 when
he came to Ell Centre. During
his years in the northend he
handled John Deere products.
Nice Specializes in all kinds
of feed products and grinds all
kinds for farmers. In addition,
he carries complete line of
poultry remedies. He is vet
eran of 10 years in the feed
business.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-12
No. | Texas Bandit
Trapped in Corn
Crib. Captured

BEAUMONT 1eNas. NJ =
UP Peace oftr.", ttHs'H ca,-..t
Up ,aSt n-if Wiz Ins.s J..
Rcd, Coleman. 2a -GsDe,.s3 mar-
dcror ~,,d. To%a- = A.aaza@.
They corEereG h.M =. i e,au c@b
where Coleman mata a f.alt tor
his life ~lth Il H.>'a.. -. -. 5.dut
have a chance - -. : =. h.='r ~
carwet.
The sIenG... g sac.s e@a-
man was War--5 - s..@.aa~ and
: dozen arme6 soa5#@a~ 49, I'd
raplnes.
He va undys ad.c,mea: ~ cor
pus Christi to- thc marar ri (.
w BroVn. an oil Wo9Ee.. whose
body wa lourG Ha..ss- 90 = ISL
ng line "a IL Ma e.se1. jan.
il. 1899
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-12
Monhunt Storts
As Desperodoes
Flee u. s. Prison

ms truck and roared by prison
guards At tie penitentiarY'S rear
entrance. Tie guards fired but
missed Tie fueltlyeS. The truck was
abandoned Two miles away
Warden + B. SWope believed that
they were st.ll on the island, pos
dblv hidns IN the woods or in the
brush. -Four boats that constantly
patrol the island had been notified
10 minutes after the escape. he
SAID. ana had noticed no swimmers.
The nearest approach 10 the maln-
land Is 500 Yards
Cretzer IS the most dangerous OF
the men. officers said. Federal Blu
reau of Investigation agents said
he was bank robber No. !" and
former public enemy No. a. He
was dangerous With a sun. They
sad
His record included eight bank
rabbolN charges and FBI agents
SAID that he has been the leader
ol Pacific coast gang,
Kyle. whose sister CretzeT mar
ried. was a member of the gang,
KYLE in turn married Crctzer'S sister.
They each were sentenced to 25
years IN federal prison for robbery
OF a Bank of America branch at Los
Feb. 3. 1888. Cretzer was
arrested in a north side Chicago
apartment last August by federal
AGENTS. lie had 4 gun but made no
2ttempt 70 fight.
KYLE was arrested in St. Paul,
Mimi. LAST May on a reckless driv-
.ae charge and identified. James D
Courev. %. of Lewiston. Ida, third
mnbar OF the gang. committed sui
ode While police were questioning
him about the Los Angeles holdup.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-12
RECKLESS DRIVER GETS
SUSPENDED SENTENCE

Luclu GCNUI- q n --N-II. u
ceived Il 30-day ,4sp.udcu Jall SEN
tence ln Fl Ccnu'o p0''c court
FRIDAY mornIng on " r". rl.as drlT-
ing charge
Gentry wa put o" mnba.ou 10.
SIX months and Judge Ir" Nl!io.
suspended his driver license 70!
go day A battery cAargpa
James Della Pcua Wa dflu!Sscd.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-12
Glass Shop One
Of Newest Firms

One of FL Centres newest
and fastest growing businesses
is the Imperial Valley Glass
Shop. AS Main street. tclc-
phone ll34. owned and oper-
ated by T.. 7. and +. Y. Mason,
brothers.
Coming To the valley IA year
ago. the brothers opened the
shop after obtaining Is years
experience each with the Igrc
Brothers Glass company of Los
Angeles, the largest glass shop
west of Chicago.
The Imperial Valley shop is
equipped TO do all kinds of
glass work, including structural
work, glass block, mirrors,
safety auto glass, complete
store front construction. bevel-
ing. polishing edges. mirror re-
silv"ring and making fancy cut
work.
a statement issued by the
brothers said: I'VE like the
valley and our reception here.
We are here to stay and are
building for a permanent fu-
turr. We believe the valley
is growing rapidly, and our
company will grow with it,"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-12
Braw|ey Man Heads
Reserve Officers

l. Homer Chisholm Of BraWley
vas elected president OF the Imper-
a! VaI!ey chapter of the Reserve
Officers association al th2 meetln-
THURSDAY night IN the Hotel de An
"a. CaleXico.
Other officers elected are: 1t. c.
3. Heatherington of Calexico, vice
president. 1t. Max Mastick OF f.
Centro. secretary treasurer: Col. Le-
roy Foster of Calexico and Capt.
Charles P. Dep OF e. Centro. cour-
l.!men.
DELEGATES . the department con-
yertion a,e: Capt. Delp. Chaplain
D-Nal Ellsworth of Fl Centro ana
:. ". D. Dresser. ard 1t. Earl Mas
sey OF Holtville.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-12
Campus Notes

The GAO. formal. Melody
Lane. was held on Friday. May
Il. in the Central gym. The dance
was an invitational affair.
On Saturday. May a party Will
be given by the Junior College for
the graduating seniors from the
different high schools ana mem
bcrs Of TIC Junior College The par
y viii be held IN tho gymnasium.
Tho annual Senior Ditch Day
XIll bc held ell MAJ II according
% tho senior president Jac}: Carr
The ditch day VII be held at Cuya-
maca lake.
TIE 85-plcco Yuma high school
band presented an assembly pro-
gram last Thursday before The high
school student body The program
Wa featured by the Is drum ma
jorettes who LED the band
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-12
Martha Raye Sues
For Divorce

HOLLYWOOD. April II. IUP.
Martha Raye. wide-mouthed film
and radio blues singer. today had
filed suit for divorce from DaNld
Rose. music composer and 2rrang-
er. charging cruelty.
Her complaint. filed last night
under her legal name o. Martha
Yyonne Rose. charged that since
her marriage to the musician Oct.
8. 1898. in Ensenada. Mexico, ne
has treated her with extreme crue!-
ty. he complaint gave no parucu-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-12
Mrs. NJ. Mckendry
Entertains EbeI
Club Wednesday
- CALIPATRIA NOTES

Tho Cahpat"la Fbcn club was
entertained al the home OF Mrs.
M. L. McKondry wednesday after
noon. the hostess serving dainty
refreshments to her guests
The nominating committee pre-
senteG the following list Of officers
for the coming year. president, Mis-
Eleanor Iechler: president. Mrs.
Ethel Dixon: secretary, Mrs. Fran
ces Rademacher. assistant secretary,
Mrs. HortenSe McKendry; ana
treasurer Mrs. Lucille Wallace.
Mrs. Rose Writ received the
guest prize.
The speaker for the afternoon
was MI. Arthur Eaton, instructor
in the Holtvllle high school. who
gave a most interesting talk on
Semi Precious Stones.
The Cahpatria WomanS club en-
tertained their husbands Tuesday
evening al q most delightful pro
gram when Mr.. Albert Zeck OF the
FL CentTo high school was the
guest speaker. Mr.. Zeck told OF his
trip to Europe last summer and
illustrated his talk with pictures
which he had taken on his trip.
Mrs. John Smoot was program
chairman and the members OF the
executive committee acted as host
tesses. Delicious refreshments We!e
served a the close ol Iae program
Mrs. Herbert Reeay Was hoses
to the bridge club OF which she :
member on Wednesday o, last
week. Delicious refreshments we're
served to MT ". J. Young, MIS-.
r. L. Sper-y. Ms J. G VIII, Ms.
Tea Becker, Mrs. Harrison Martin.
Mrs. Joe Bailey, and Ms, c. a.
Sperry.
Mrs. Becker held hi-h score and
Mrs. Bailey, low.
The date for CalipatIla's S arnud!
flower show has been SET for April
13 according 10 MIS-. II. L. Spercy.
chairman OF ti.e committee. Many
lovely DrlZes are 10 be given III the
garden contest as well as IN :
flower SHOW. The show Will be held
on the nleZzanine floor OF the I'M
perial Hardware company where i
has been for the post five years
Many interesting things are being |
planned to make tins one OF the !
best display Of flowers in this
community. Every one IS invited
to come. There will be no admission
charge.
Mr.. and Mls. Tom Riley had as
their guest over the week END
Mrs. Fuley's brother. Robert Riley
OF Sacramento. Mr. Riley had been
to Tucson, Arizona. on a short Va
cation and stopped off on his way
home.
The SIX months ctj ,ab; Of Mr
and Mrs. joe r. rr C."d very
suddenly SunGav cI#n,N- ae they
were taxing j. go , u0ml'l III
Los Angeles for Hsr'n"lt. Tho
funeral wae hcI1 W.lu' o+| al
ternoOn
Those attenala u. Comfy
Council OF the huc!."m Legion
in Brawley Moriar Msi' were
Mr.. and Mrs.. 7. Alien. MrS. J.
G. VIII. Mr. and MI. G 4 Sperry
Ebert Mead and ]. M"""head.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-12
DELINQUENT COUNTY TAXES

April 20, 19l0 is positively the last day upon
which 1O-Year-PIan payments can be started.
All current taxes must be paid beforehand
All 1O-Yeal-plan payments begun before July
!, 1899 must be paid on again not later than
April 20 1910 Also all current taxes must be
paid by that date
A 5-Year-Pan payment is now in effect. Pay
ments on delinquent and current taxes must be
paid by April Goth of each year
For further information estimates, state
nents. etc, call upon, write or phone
County Auditor
FL CentrO. California
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-12
VALLEY MEN TO ATTEND
JEFFERSON DAY DINNER

jefferson day dinner at the U. S.
Grant hotel in San Diego Friday
night will attract the following
Imperial Valley residents; Ned
Holmes. w. j. Clements, Mark Rose,
and r. A. Eggleston
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-12
Plans Complete
For rDairyDay

ARRANGEMENTS for the annua.
GARY day program at the H. G
FarnsWoIth ranch next wednesday
at II am. were completed Friday
according 10 George L. Winright
assistant county agent
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-12
|. V. LIQUOR STORE
New Location
III n. 4th St.; Ph. 1887
Domestic and Imported Liquors
Easy Parking at All Times
PERMUTIT

Soft Water at Every Faucet
Saves More Than 1t Costs
WALTER w. HEINE
Phone 1901 for Demonstration
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-12

MI. and Mls. Tom Riley had as
their guest over the week eno
Mrs. Kley's brother. Robert Riley
of Sacramento. Mr. Riley had been
to Tucson, Arizona. on a short Va
cation and stopped off on his way
home.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-12

The SIX months cI sab, g.! Mr..
and Mrs. joe B.&.rr G"d very
suddenly SunGay c1#'H"- a1 they
were taxing j, go , uoW'I in
Los Angeles for Nt'.'n'I'. Tho
funeral was hol1 W'Ju' nt| al
ternOOn.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-12

Those attcna.rn ar County
Council OF the huc!.rau Legion
in Brawley Motti1r M.i' were
Mr.. and Mrs 7 J Alien Mr.. J.
G. Wiz. Mr.. and MI. G 4 Sperry
Ebert Mead and ]. M"r"head.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-29
Sports QUESTIONS Answered

Have you . sports question you want answered? Write your ques. ton clearly, sign your name and address and mail your query to Sports Fan Question Man, Sports Service Bureau, The Waterbury Democrat, 1913 18th street, Wash. ington, D. C., enclosing . Scent postage stamp for personal reply. Don't telephone: write as directed.
 c. During which years did the Federal league operator Whict clubs won the pennants2
 A. The league functioned for twt yoars-l9i4 and 1915. Indianapolis won the flag in 1914 and Chicago wan 1t in 1915.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-29
PEDICREED CARS

PEDIGREED CARS .one.owner specials that we know have been siven excellent care at ell times.
 30 Dodge Deluxe Sedan. 10000 mi. 8 Finished in Aircruiser Red 80 Dodge {. Door eedans. Hollywood
 models. Choice of blue or green
 finishes. Radio and Heater. '37 Dodge Sedan, { pr. Leather Uph. go Dodge Sport Coupe Two ioae Chevrolet Town eedans.
 Very low mileage. Tinished in
 black.
 30 Chevrolet Coupe 'So Plymouth Coupe '37 Plymouth { Door Sedan 'S7 Plymouth staten Wagon 80 Ford Conv. Sedan. Black with no.
 t,iral color top. Has Radio, Heat.
 or, Spotlight, Grill Guards.
 Chrome wheels. A real beauty. '37 Ford Tudor. Radio and Heater 1884 Plymouth Sport S176 Coupe .".....!!........ Malcolm w. Starr
 DODGE 6 PLYMOUTH A0l Watertown Ave. Dial 6.1iAo
 -0PEN EvEN1N0S-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-29
LTNUOR PERMIT AsAyNn 1,TN aN aN A 10 aAl fy A nNNnN

This is to give notice that l, Mortimer J. connor, of iSi Plase Sn AyS TssssirsusGs. Gss.eS SSoS SaSs i is tS with tha Liguor Control Commiss on for a wholesale Beer. Permit for promises, rear sa2 South Main s., Waterbury, Conn. The businsss ig Sss S%nes ou SY 'SSSS MsS HsSppsT iInss St Conn, and Viii be conducted. by Mortimer J. .Connor. of i5i plaEa Aye. Waterbury. Conn., .as' per.
 MORTIMER j., coNNoR.- Mgr.
 Dated June 18th, 1o40. "os22sS0
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-29
CAPTAIN THOMAS

Princeton, N. J., June 20.-(UP)- Evan Thomas of New York, sopho- more son of Socialist Leader Nor- man Thomas, will captain the l94i Princeton crew. Thomas was cox swain of this years crsw, first Tiger shell to row at Poughlaeepsie.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-29
Special Notices
Legal Notice
LIQUOR PERM

NOTICE oF APPEiCATIoN auSrlno of iS pikeman st" Waterbury. Conn. have iiisd .e Sn ..!,!s aps the Liauor Control Commission Tor alcoholic liquor on the premises, i2e North Main st., Waterbury, Conn. The business Ia owned by Anthony Guarino, of 70 pikeman St., Wat: erbury, Conn.,, and will be conducted by Anthony duarino, of 70 Dikeman ~ ANTHONY ,oGXRiNo.
 Dated June 2ist, 19a6. 6.2a.so
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-29
HARTFORD BLANKED

Hartford, Conn, June 2s-(Up)- Don pulford shut out the Hartford Bees for the second time within . week as Wilkes Barre went on to defeat the local team, a to o in on Eastern league game here yesterday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-29

OAKVILLE-4-room bungalow, ga- rage, Ia acre land. Will sacrifice # taken this week. Phone Watertown 370.i2.