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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-01

Judge Caine administered the oath of office to his appointees. The majority of officers in the court is now Democratic, with At torney Neary being the sole Re- publican named. The appoint ments were for two years each.
 There was only one case in court today, 1t being that of John Fran scio of New Haven road, charged with intoxication. Franscio was discharged, he having explained he was celebrating his birthday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-01

The migratory waterfowl popula- tion of the United States now is estimated at 65,00o, 900, having more than doubled during the past five years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-01

nouncedI today. It will be at the home of Mrs. John Enamait, Cor man street. Refreshments will be served and 8 social hour will follow.
 A number of local lawyers were among those attending the annual outing of the Waterbury Bar asso- ciation today at the Chase Country club. Waterbury.
 Chester w. Martin, secretary of the Connecticut Wildlife Federation, will address the Naugatuck Rotary club at it's meeting tomorrow noon in Halls restaurant. He will show a sound film, The River"
 Mexico will fine those who waste or steal electricity.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-01
Only g Enroll Up Until 1O:3O
 At School Room
Between 300 and 400 Youths Who Became 2l Since Last October IT Eligible for Call zBeebe Street
 Headquarters to Remain Open Until 10 Tonight

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-01

Manchukuo has placed a tax on professional earnings.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-24
Jury Disagrees on
Safe of Justice

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. % up
The government announcing that it
would try retired U. S. Circuit
Judge J. Warren Davis and Morgan
S. kaufman, Scranton attorney, a
third time on criminal conspiracy
charges. indicated today that it
would seek to have the hearing set
for the middle Of October.
A federal court jury of nine men
and three women was discharged
late yesterday by specifically ap-
pointed Judge H. D. Mcclellan after
it reported it never would be able
to reach a verdict The jurors had
deliberated for 10 hours The jury
hearing the first trial last May
also was dismissed after failing to
reach a verdict
Davis, IA, and Kaufman, So, were
charged with having conspired with
william Fox, former motion pic
ture magnate, TO obstruct justice
and defraud the United States gov
ernment.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-24
Junior Baseball
Tourney Near End

afternoon to determine who meets
the winner in Sundays finals. The
champion will play the eastern
titlists for the national pennant.
Bob Burris, Tulsa pitcher, held
Lewiston to three hits. Tulsa scored
twice in the first inning on an er-
ror and q double and once in the
fourth on a double, a dropped third
strike and a passed ball. The final
score came in the seventh when
Steinmyer singled, advanced on a
sacrifice and came home on Pauls
double.
Omaha's II victory over Lewiston
was largely on five errors by the
idaho team. Rex Barney of Omaha
struck out Is Lewiston batters and
yielded seven hits. Omaha scored
in the second but the umpire ruled
McAuliffe's double was illegal be-
cause he batted out of turn and
retired the side. The Nebraskans
came back for a run in the third,
two in the fifth and four in the
seventh. Barney held Lewiston
scoreless until the eighth.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-24

broke up the game in the 10th with
a homer inside the park which. scor-
ed a mate ahead of Inn. Thus the
Cardinals won 4-2 and held their
distance game and half behind
the Dodgers who put on a sloppy
performance but nevertheless beat
the Cubs, 8-5.
The Brooklyn infield made three
errors and Newell Kimball walked
six men but the Cubs left 12 men
stranded and were never able TO
overcome the Dodgers early lead
made off Paul Erickson.
The Cards top the liniment and
bandage league b-. they haven't
got their act copyrighted. The Yam
KEGS are gradually going to pot with
Joe DiMaggio laid up with an in
jured ankle and to make matters
worse Bill Dickcy was hit in the
shoulder b. foul tip off Jim Bag
by's bat in yesterdays Cleveland
game. If he is laid uD for any length
Of time, the Yanks' Is game lead
is sure to melt to smaller proper
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-24
Nuils
Down Bat Honors

NEW YORK. Aug. % CUP)-Ted
Williams free and easy swing and
mighty bat pounded out 10 hits-five
OF which were home rurs-in his
last five games to give an amazing
average of .414 and virtually assure
him of the American league batting
championship.
Averages released today-including
games played Thursday = showed
Williams, lanky outfielder of the
Boston Red Sox, As percentage
points in front of his nearest rival,
Cecil Travis of the Washington
Senator's, who now is batting 1863.
Joe DiMaggio, out with an injured
ankle, is in third place with 1856.
Johnny Hopp, slugging outfielder
of the st. Louis Cardinals, dropped
three points during the week but
retained his National league lead
with .329, one point ahead of Pete
Reiser of the Brooklyn Dodgers and
the Phillies' Nick Eetten, who are
tied at 1928
Alex Carrasquel of the Washing
ton Senators tops the Junior cir
cult pitchers and Howard Krist OF
the Cardinals leads the senior loop
anoundsmen, both with undefeated
records. Carrasquel has triumphed
in six games while Krist has won
nine.
Leaders in other departments fol-
low:
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-24
Crippled Cards to Foce
BROOKLYN with End String

NEW YORK, Aug. % CUP)-Ev-
cry st. Louis Cardinal boxscore dur
ing the rest of the season should
have an extra column to list in
juries. The Cards are getting hurt
SO often it looks like a plot.
Latest Cardinal to take the injury
column is Johnny Hopp, the dash
league in batting when he was
spiked in the left hand yesterday
by Bobby Bragan, Phillies' short
stop. With Hopp on the shelf the
entire regular st. Louis outfield is
now crippled and out of action.
Terry Moore was beaned in Boston
Wednesday and Enos Slaughter
broke his shoulder two weeks ago.
Coming into Brooklyn tomorrow
for their critical three game series
with the Dodgers, st. Louis will
have to play its second string out
field of Don Padgett, 81 year old
Estel Crabtree and Coaker Triplett
and trust to luck none OF them get
hurt. They have no reserves unless
Branch Hickey rushes up a farm
ing outfielder who was leading the
hand
After Hopp had singled in the
fourth inning yesterday against the
Phils, he was spiked III the hand By
Bragan in play at second. He
helped tie the count at % and
then his substitute, Coaker Triplett,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-24
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Aug. 81 (UP)
The main list of setocks moved in a
narrowly irregular area today while
a dozen or so specil issues regis
tered gains of TO 7 points. Trad
ing llghtened from yeterday's pace.
The list extended yesterdays
gains in the early trading but slip
ped back later.
Profit-taking came into many of
the rectn faoyrites, notably the
amusemenYs. Paramount and Loew's
eoualed their highs for the year
before turning down. Warner Bros.
pictures was active al a small de
cline. Columbia pictures equaled
its high and held part of its rise
while Universal pictures first pfd
was up 2 pts at 157 on a single
transaction. Warner Bros featured
in turnover.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-24
Socs
Stop
Seattle
BY UNITED PRE- SIS

| Sacramento stopped the charge
of second place Seattle Friday night
with draw in their doubleheader
and the Solons held their five game
lead in the Pacific coast league.
Il was Tony Freitas Night" at
! the Sacramento park. honoring the
veteran southpaw who has pitched
10 straight seasons in the league,
and Freitas celebrated by holding
the Rainiers to three hits as his
team won the opener. 80. The Sacs
got two unearned runs in the fifth
and Jack Sturdy's single drove in
the final score in the eighth. Sc
attic squared it with a 80 win in
the niaHseap as Hal Turpin blanked
the leagQe-leaders on five hits. Sc
attic got all its runs in the third
when Turpin. Dick Gyselman and
Bogey Berger singled, 10 10 White
walked and Bill Matheson doubled.
Third-place San Diego dropped
another to Portland. o.. Whitley
Hilcher pitched I've hit ball for
the Beavers. Portland scored in the
second on Mary owens double and
frankie Hawkins single. got another
in the fourth when Ted Norbert
homered, two more in the fifth
when Eddie Escobar's single brought
in Al Wright and Hilcher and two
more in the ninth on Wright's
single. San Diego scored only in the
fifth when Mel Mazzera and Art
Garibaldi singled, Eddie Pellagrini
walked and George Mcdonald
singled TO center. Al Olsen and Tex
Dilbeck gave Portland 13 hits be-
tween them.
Oakland staged a four run rally
in the seventh to beat Los Angeles
60 in the opening game of a week
end series. With the score tied %
as they came to bat in the seventh,
the Acorn's Mary Gudat and Cecil
Dunn singled, 1udat scored on
Hooks Devaurs' double, Ernie Raj
mondi walked to fill the bases.
Bill Lyman walked, forcing in a
run, and Hugh tuby singled to
score Devaurs and Raimondi.
Hollywood took a 80 victory from
San Francisco, also in the opening
game Of a split week series.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-24
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. Aug. q CUP) Wheat
prices fluctuated around a cent a
bu. under the preceding close for
the most part of today's trading
and finished with net losses of 4
TO : cent.
Corn finished off I to Z. oats
!. TO a lower. rye unchanged to
off I. and soy beans were down Is
TO one
Wheat dipped a cent a bu. in
early dealings under scattered pro-
fessional and com mission house SELL
ming. Around low level, good rest
ing absorption appeared. Action OF
cotton and outside markets were
depressing influences.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-24
State SoftbaII
Favorifes Dropped

STOCKTON, Calf, Aug. % cUP)
Two of the strongest teams in
the California state softball tourn-
ament were eliminated last night
when the Idria Miners and the
San Jose Hester Dairy team suffered
their second defeats.
Stockton VALLEY Brew put out
1dria, 81. Although the Miners
were without their best pitcher,
Kermit Lynch, John Martin gave
Valley Brew only three hits. Idria
got four safeties but made three
errors in the pinches.
Hester Dairy lost to Manteca. 3D.
Pitcher Ed Winters spanked the
Mantecans to victory and won his
own game with a double in the
18th inning.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-24

Runs-(A DiMaggio, Yankees.
l13; M Hack, Cubs, 80.
Hits-(A) DiMaggio, Yankees, III;
tN) Hack, Cubs, 143.
Doubles-(A) DiMaggio, Yankees,
38; CN) Reiser, Dodgers, 35.
Triples-(A) Travis, Senators, 10:
CN) Hopp and Slaughter. Cardinals.
Reiser, Dodgers and Elliott, Pirates,
8 each.
Home runs-CAD Keller, Yankees,
30; tN) Camilli, Dodgers, 25.
Runs Batted In-tA) DiMaggio,
Yankees, ll2; oN Mize, Cardinals,
SO.
Stolen Bases-CA) Case, Senators,
10; CN) Frey, Reds, Is.
Club Batting-CA) Boston, .283
tND Brooklyn, PIT.
Club Fielding = cA) Cleveland,
.977; CN Cincinnati, .977.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-24
Furnace Salesman
With Ancient Gun
Trapshoof Champ

VANDALIA. O.. Aug. % tUP)-
A 81 year cid Detroit furnace sales
man. with the help of a 25 year old
pump gun which cost him $40. to-
day held the most coveted prize IN
q. S. trapshooting.
Walter I. Tulburt. lieutenant
in the first World War. captured
the Grand American Handicap title
yesterday in a dramatic shootoff
With Del Bundschuh. 26. Fremont.
O. at the windup of the weeklong
Grand American meet.
Keeping the tradition of the
Grand. the two sharpshooters
cam from virtual obscurity to tie
for the title at 90 of 100 70 finish
in front of field OF 1893. second
largest in the a. year history OF
the Grand American.
The two finalists split the $1,000
first and $500 second prizes after
they finished their dual before To-
600 spectators.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-24

tons
Without DiMaggiosl big bat, the
Yanks. lost their fourth game in
five starts on their current western
trip. The score was Sd.
Joe Dobson shaded Rucky Ross
in a pitching duel in which each
allowed six hits and the Red Sox
handed the White Sox a 81 set
back.
Detroit came out of its slump with
a five run ninth inning rally and
beat Washington, Sd. Alex Carras.
quel, who had won SIX straight,
collapsed III the ninth after having
held the Tigers to five hits.
The Athletics nosed out the
Browns, Sd, with Dee Miles single
driving in the deciding run after
Frank Hayes had homered.
In the other two National league
games the Braves clouted out a 81
victory over the Reds and the Pi-
rates rallied to score three runs IN
the eighth and trimmed the Giants,
5-3
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-24
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. Aug. % fUP) -
Large turnover Of penny" issues
on the L. A. stock exchange upped
sales to nearly 5000 shares but
brought little activity in trading
OF blue ribbon issues.
The market was fairly steady
with four issues registering gains
and three losses; even remained
unchanged.
The lit: Central Investment 1872 /;
Pacific Finance 81; Sou Calf Ed
ison 81. %, up Il; Consolidated
Steel 7ss; Gladding Mclean s7s dn
u; Menasco Steel ! * dn IA; Ryan
Aviation as up Il; Solar Aircraft
3 up x.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-24
Fresno Defeated
In State League
BY UNITED PRES 5

The Fresno Cardinals got beat
Friday night and dropped back TO
within a game Of the second place
Santa Barbara Saints IN the Cal
ifoTnia baseball league.
Merced ran up g three run lead in
the early innings and hung on 10
beat Fresno. 3D.. Santa Barbara
Eas IDLE. having played a double
header With Stockton Thursday
night
Bakersfield, n third place. was
showed further out Of the pennant
picture when Anaheim beat the
Badgers. 81. Bakersfield IS TOW
81 games behind Fresno and only
: raj game ahead Of Anaheim.
~ -1e season ending on Labor
Day
-1z -ez-s noTe . new grounds
= E=szslG se1aS. Stockton goes
> sara 8z-oz-z. Fresno 70 Ana
~ IL Ae-ceo . Bakersfield.
- z-- osz 2 toE game series
III 2r1-5zy zza: game
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-24
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, Aug. 2 tUPJ =
Federal State Market News SerV-
ice).
Hogs: saleable 100, 10 to 25c high
er top 1900 on few choice 195 lb
trucking medium 70 good 100 lb T.
50-126 SO; few 80 ID 11.10-I2.; sows
steady at $40; top late Thursday
1890.
Cattle saleable 100; supply mostly
dairy cows, all classes quoted fully
steady dairy cows 7-7s5: few g:
Gamers and cutters 80 odd oulls
SO; calves - steady edd choice
yealers IA; few calves Jo-11.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-24
L. a. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. Aug. % Up -
Trading moderate to fairly good.
punched vegetables. beets 5o-65c.
carrots 60-75e: celery root 1890.
dixon 60-75c; green onions 4.25-4.50
leeks l.75-1.S0; mustard 35-5oc par
slay 90-110. radishes 1.50-1.80: spi-
mach 1.20-1.40; turips 1.50-l80 dill
Loo; mint 3oci watercress 30-35c
cantaloups: Saugus 1913 G0-65c.
23-2Ts e5-75c. local 1G-118s 35-50c.
New Workers std 12-18s 50-65c. 23-
27s 35-50c. Honeydews 50-G5c.
Squash: white summer local &
Pismo and Lompoc 1886; San Luis
San Diego 65-75c; Italian $3.50
Obispo 85-1; yellow crookneck 60
75c; Pismo and Lompoc $3.50
cream and table queen 60-65; bana
pink Il lie gray 1c.
Tomatoe: Stone Orange and san
Diego lugs 4x5s 90-110; 5x5s and
5X6s Ills; inks 1890; 6xGs 85-1.
Oxnard 4x5s lilo; 5x5s and 5x6s
lS5-1.50; Gx6s 110-.25; Santa Maria
San Diego player 5x5s and 5x6s
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-24
Marines Killed in
Motor.Auto Crash

san DIEGO. aug. . gUP,-Two
:. 8 nsrlres we're killed late las
night Bnen re motorcycle they
Ee-e 1dl1g crashed kead-on into
: car driven D. 4 Scnact. 48. Of
New Yo-k. videly-known clown Of
saA baseball diamond and formerly
El-h The Washington Senators OF
tne American leagae.
TIE dead we're. Corp. Elmer G.
Bade. y. Lake Mills. Wise. driver
of the motorcycle. and Corp. Stone
wall Sellers. "a Aitha. Fla. Neither
Schacht nor MS passenger. Milton
Cosdon. Of Paterson. Y. J., were
injured.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-24

MILES CITY. Mont. Aug. g
UP1-The Tulsa. Okla. American
Legion junior baseball team last
night eliminated Lewiston, Ida,
from the sectional playoffs and
advanced % the semifinals Of the
tournament which will decide the
western Champions.
Tulsa beat Lewiston. 40 In an
afternoon game yesterday Omaha
beat Lewiston, Il. San Diego beat
Lewiston Thursday, l0-5.
Tonight Tulsa plays the loser of
the San Diego Omaha game this
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-24
CHARGED WITH MORALS
OFFENSE

William Jones Long, 40, fruit and
vegetable peddler of Ramona who
makes frequent trips TO Imperial
Valley, was arrested in Brawley Fri
day on a charge of committing a
morals offense against his 15-year-
cid step daughter. He was taken
to the county jail and the girl,
found with him at the time of his
arrest, was taken to the juvenile
home.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-24
LOUIS-NOVA
ROUT POSTPONED

NEW YORK, Aug. % cUP)-Pro-
moter Mike Jacobs today announced
that the Joe Louis-Lou Nova heavy
weight title fight had been post
poned to Sept 20 and the site shift
ed from Yankee stadium TO the Polo
Grounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-24
THE DAYS
SPORTS PARADE
BY Harry Ferguson

vii include. Helen Jacobs. Helen
Bernhard. Pauline Betz. Mary Ar
nold. Mrs. Virginia Kovaes. Dorothy
May Bundy. Valerie Scott ana Nina
Brown. Play starts at Forest Hills
a week from today.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-24
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. Aug. % up -
Hens, leghorns, - % 8. ID =. 15C
Hens, leghorns, 81 TO lbs -. 15C
Hens. coiored X lbs up. ...... 81
Hens, eolored TO 81 ID ...... 22c
Hens, leghorns, over / ID. -. 15-
Broiiers over IL 10 i. ID. =. 15s
Broilers. over ! 4 to 2E lbs :. 19c
fryers, leghorns % to 3 lbs 17e
Fryers, eolored 2iz 10 81 ID. 2Ue
Fryers. colored and up -. &c
Roasters, colored over A., up 22e
Old Roosters. coIored . 13g
Old Roosters leghorE $1,000. .0SC
Ducklings, over 5 lbs .......... 17c
Ducklings under 3 lbs ........ l5t
Old ducks .OSt
1oung Geese .................. 16C
Old Turkeys .................1 16C
Cspons. 10 s lbs. ............ 25c
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-24

The craW for the national terms
singles VIII be held here MONDAY
and indications are that tie seeded
men viii include Frank govacs.
Bobby Riggs, Frankie Parker. Dol
Mcneil. John Kramer. and Tee
Schroeder. The wonens seeded list
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-24

Application for 90 received %
the Texarkana club OF t-e Gotten
States league and recc-led = he
Sporting News: = heerd you neec
ball pitcher. pitcn for .oE- team
hear-ain't loose arm % far \
VI. Am coming down arr vii b-.ng
my hind catcher cause Re can hc.d
me"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-24
LOCAL BUTTERFAT

L. a. Butterfat ........... BIZ
Grade A Mix .............. 47Kc
Manufacturing Milk .......... 43c
Route Gathered Cream ........ 3Sc
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-24

Cauliflower Canyon --.-S -
Louis will be about C . : = :
against Lou Nova = E-rN6a y
Sept. le. This department RS p1S-
tive knowledge Of one b. o : = :
on Louis, but the operator Eho zzce
II doesn't understand the i1-zcz-
cies of Nova's ccsmlc punch AZ
Dynamic stance. Tnat makes :
unanimous SO far IS ve zre cozce--
ed. -
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-24
LA. BUTTER De EGGS

Los ANGELES. Aug. % CUP) -
Butter: Extras 57he; Prime firsts
sec; Standard 34ikc; undergrades
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-24

The September issue Of the yeddy.
seoey higherow Atlantic Monthly
vii publish an article by Moe Berg
coach Of the Boston Red Sex. en-
tilted Pitchers ana Catchers1 Berg
yoG knoE. 5 s Pm Beta Kappa. q
member oi the New YORK bar 2nd
speaks several languages. Get {
lozo q pzrt of i. Baseball mea
ssree xstil IRE philosopher that
perfec;lon-S.1kR means the per-
.Ant 70 them-is azszlnable only
through : proper oonblnanon Of
oppoS.teS Twenty Ez-1e winners
O. 100 hi.te-z @ no- ensure victory.
Ne cuid minis YozE hare . looz
Up tha. ne Qui6 minis yoazseHE.
the Only Latin ms 6spzr-en.
knows IS -reni. vi. Tlci-. when
translates. Z manor se-sS- Is
Caesar tripled % left. soo-7g Max
Anthony
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-24

NEW YORK. Aug. o up
Scattered paragraphs containing
scattered thoughts:
This town begins to take on q
world series atmosphere with the
ST. Louis Cardinals opening a series
against the Brooklyn Dodgers to-
morrow. Ebbets field IS going to
be filled to the bursting point and
the question you hear on subways
and streets is: How co you think
the Buns will do against the
Cardsp" Some time before the four
game series ends the Dodgers will
probably find Howard Pollet, the
Cards sensational young southpaw
from Houston. facing them, ana that
brings up the question of where St
Louis gets those kids. The other
evening Max Surkont, Cardinal
farm hand playing with Rochester
pitched against the Jersey City Gil
ants in a game cut to seven innings
by agreement. Hits: None. No Jersey
City player reached second base.
Looks like you can't get into the
scramble for the light heavyweight
championship unless you have
name of at least three syllables On
Tuesday night in the Garden its
Gus Lesnevich Us. Tami Mauriello.
the winner to get the crown that
Billy Conn gave up when he chal-
lenged Joe Louis. Up until recently
another jaw characterization Chris
toforidis-was more or less in the
picture. but he lost to Lesneyich
and how would you ike to trv to
get those two names into a one
column headline?~ -
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-24
NPLS. FLAX FUTURES
l.. A.BANKS

Los ANGELES, Aug. q fuP) =
Transamerfca ............ 4&s-4h
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
FBI MIN ARR
CAREFULLY TRAINED

L,KPOSURE Of the criminal rec
IL ords of communist strike or
ganizers provides the perfect ez-
amples ~ this type 81 work AZ It's
worst. Here were men with known
criminal records employed 70 pro-
mote a type NJ disorder which can
hs more destructive than bombs
II IL through insistence m
thorough training for Law en-
forcement officers. N cope N1th
the known criminal element. that
J. Edgar HooYer's FBT has put
IN some ~ Is most effective ticks.
For the past year. FBT has been
adding 70 It's force. Just 10 handle
defense problems. and the Job ~
expansion isn't done yet. But IN
the development Of the bureau.
two things insisted on nave been
nigh standards for the proper ae-
lection Of personnel. and adequate
training
For FBIs own force Of special
agents. u considers only physically
sound men from % 10 3 who are
graduate lawyers or college gradu-
stes with extensive insestlg atiye
experience Or wide knoNiedge ~
foreign languages. the iast quail
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
Deaf Man Killed
By Fire Truck

TACOMA Unable 10 hear
screaming sirens because he
was deaf, a man was fatally
injured before noontime crowds
at Tacoma's main intersection
when he was knocked down by
the fire chiefs car. then run
over by elose-following fire
truck.
II he had worn a Maico hear
ing aid this possibly could have
been avoided.
The compact Maico enables
the hard-of-hearing to carry
on normal activities in home or
office without difficulty and
without the discomfort of a
cumbersome instrument. The
Maico is so small that men slip
1t into vest pocket. and wom-
en- wear it unobtrusively under
their clothing. or clip it on I'M
der collar or brooch.
Using super-efficient midget
vacuum-tubes. the Maico is I'M
excelled for power, range and
sensitivity. Its surprising re-
suits are achieved at low cost,
because the Maico Model al
uses a special longer-life bat
terry that reduces operating ex-
penses to as low as u of a cent
per hour.
Price OF the Maico Model Al is
very low for a hearing aid OF such
quality and It can be obtained on
convenient credit terms. The
Maico is demonstrated without OBJ
legation on your part by Shaw Sup
ply Co. 1855 Market St. Tacoma
on each TUESDAY and Thursday OF
every weekday.