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New Britain herald., 1929-09-27
MERC HANDISts
Articles For Sale

KEGs-l gallon to 5o gallons. CLarrrd or parahued. s, P. STKOPLE 1S5 Park St. Telephone 92g. HOUSE BLINDS for sale All in good condition. Inquire John Malku5n. 41G Park St
 STEEL CART for sale. Al rnudi-iou Large. strong, cu.melcd. $-.5u. I.ic- phope +1o7-I-
 Eueinr>> and Diitc Equipment ,. NEW BRITAIN store Fixture Co.-Stolo fixtures of all kinds. Exclusive agents for Iry Cold retrsorators and Tolo@" sales. National Cash registers at saving O t25co to 5Oo5. New floor nase~. sG.5O tt.; top eases, S&.5I ft. 3a5 Sou,h Main St. Tel 5154. SAFES. We have them 10 suit any home or business purpose. In all sizes and weiEts. Prices start at t25. Adkins Printing Co.. statiuuars and olIire 3u' filters, 66 Church Sltcot.
 Feed and Fuel go HARD BLOCK WOOD for sale, $l3 cord. Also wood for fireplace. Tcle. phone g67.
 READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
 FOE BEST RESULTS
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Lo.NT1nN FOR Arro""nll" n""Y Wurn5 rNlh
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SEt THESE

SOUTH HrEEITT ST A 6 room cottage at rre-war price, I . y.u are looking for real buy do no pass this oue up, Price S7olQ. smal amount of ,1sh required. BRIGHTON ST raom cottage. Modern in every way I.ot 75Tlf5: . car garage; trees. grap, Nass Price $9.01H. Small amount casH required. WEST END room cottaEe. Hot water heat, fire. p,aac. Large l5t. Price Sll,o9o.
 LOUIE 5. JONES AGENCY
 IT. MAIN ST
 PHONE lio
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ST, l45-Fi1e room tenement
 to rent, with or without garage, h.
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FIN NANCIAL
BuSini Ss Opportunities

BEAUTY sHOPPE for sale. Located in center of city. 30 minutes ride from here. Price reasonable. Write Classified Box E. Herald Office
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Houses tur S;:lr

4 BARGNIN u a room r"t'age af ranged to arrommndate ? small lam llire if drSi~pd iuolt thiS oNrt Rr' m be nH ulfer. Lockwood, Room -oi City Hall.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-27

.5ANJu. E. X D. @Il,cr ErU p.nIrsstaa t tenor In cs-ell2nt ca"I.loa. rrre very reasonable. Arply a6 Maple St. &rl floor. IlAH,O FOR SALE AT A VERY EHA- SONAFr# PRICE. Inquire at 62 Eol- tnl S'rprt. READ f-'-"Hl.D Ct t"Sii"ED As
 FOR BEST RESULTS
New Britain herald., 1929-09-27

A FINANCIAL SERVICE FOR THE lNDlVipUAL WHO NEEDS
 $500 OR LESS DO YOU NEED MONEY TO: Pay doctor Mlls Purchase clothing Fill your coal bin Decorate your house Purchase nrw furniture Pay dentist bills Consolidate old bills Come and see us. We have the money to help you. our only charge Is 3t. per cent per month on the unpaid balance. our service is courteous friendly and strictly confidential.
 -WKITE-pUONE
 6f4g
 NASSAU FINANCE CORP. ROOM 5lO LEONARD BLDG
 300 MAIN STREET
New Britain herald., 1929-09-27

BELVlDERE, 2 Euston St. on right Hillcrest Ave.-Brand new : room cot tage. All modern improvements, Larg lot One car garage. For further in formation see Paul Ponts X Co. Tele phone 1872 between and p. III.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-27

tI'tfA+'N t'l Slt'. Fl'N Peek. NFHSsHS- ton. Toiolhone New httain aS54-R.
 Good Things To lat 62 CONCORD GitAFEs FOR sAiJ- L. <. h'aa NeEs.nz5on, conn. Telephone
 Household Art.cIcs G5 \ linn, ro5.a suit. and d ur,y dining room suite for e4Ic. Also Masee com hNatlyn ItlEr in in. orirv. 4 good cash sue. 4S EeaN,r S', 1st floor or phone 5f@7-J not 'atrr man this week. AN ELECTHIC CAIr.T CLEANER. slightly used. t12.aO h,st buyer, Tel 'l73 Mr. Andrews.
 ANTIQUE sewing rtu.c. desk, hooErase trunk, "t.., for sale. Call evenings. g7 Greerwoot St.. s..e door HABI carnage. ia-Sruut'y. white iron beds. spring and mattress. Universal washing maahiua. All in perfect oou- alton 2i& Wintarop St, inst 0"or HE.uIH mov.ug into that rcw apart mont lrc Is hang yuur shades and lay your luJ,eum. HrIIy GoldsmitA l Co. @1 Main Sr. Telephone 5,7. B4UDG1M sct for sale. Iu excellent rou- dluuu. Must sell ai uure. Apl4y lJ2 Kelsey g.. third a.ar. COAL RANGE, .,o. :, iu -.nd ,oadiriau. New Intu- and Erat-. $lo Apply Ausu3. t9 hu'h St. hrst H"0r COAL RANGE. with hot wator .rout. A.so 3 burner gas raurr If'h in first class rouatt:"s, Inquire lsp Hartford Ave- first floor.
 COMHINATIpE coal st.ne for sale AI-n rurlor stove. Impure G2l Last Man &t Fho"r 1sS2.
 CRAWFORD eoatlua-Iua s.o,y. Very good condition. Eaas raNy 1i-cG p r E2eL -5 T.ta"n.n A}s, Irmil". DI%l"G AurH st in =.od ,padition so, Also eie trir dome. AlI.y Ut A I.on St. T"te1uorn +a1-N EtANlruiu. tr stlr, in utln. Craw- ford combination luuse and lee bo,,. Te''paane -.i-M.
 HOUSEHOLD home Domu.uatru tau4e. Excellent condition. Evns,EuHa h. gu.ro 2g Second Sr. East Bristol LIGHT oak roi top desk Good roudj ton. Price reasonable. Inquire l1S Mon roe 5.. Tel 37o5->I.
 MATTRESSES remade and renovated Returned suiue day. New mattress, s made to otdet- M1,Eay. Waaiu. v& Naiu st. Telephone +t2>. NEARLY NEW s;eruu- comHlation gus and coal range with Watvr hester Ht- lachcd Tor sd.c. $@o. Il He,Geu St, G.st ',o"r
 rAI,rS tasujsjed ior any make ,. -.oy,. Ma key and Na.l,n, t3 Main Sr. 5uAp.S! &HAu@s, SHADES, sjGc N.umcd Niuaa,r +n.ldts. ,Jr un. l.rt Us give you ;tu estimate. =. I5. Window Shade Co. Tel. S-sa. Opposite iisA SMALL Niagara refrigerator. G,u~aod boat u- tor for L.,~ plate, 1.rrs bicycle. Very rNs,nab.e i.r 'a-h .l Franklin @G. TWO Easy WasItu1 ma, uin"s. latest models. Usod om floor as Gemou>trt- tors Liberal reduction. Terms Hen1y Norans G. Sons %53 Main St. T,.u IRON EHns spr,ng and mattress rna,rs carpets auI t"Ilu~. Can re seen mornings ,r e,,ur4- uItyr 6 o'slori, "t BOO Wet Main S'.
 .S.n SrON..s AND FAELuN SfuNES. EdN.u;d Coria.n. los Arch St. TsI,- rhou" 4i2t.
 NAcUlM CLEANERS 10 rent Used cleaners for sun Also rrratrs to ali cleaners. Phom, ll@H-M ".t'I ? D. m. Machincry-lticct,tcal and Too,s di WANTaD, soyonI hand ,l-r,>. wat,r run.p, with "r without tank. E. r. Dunh'm. Phone .i&i-J.
 Musical Instruments GG .3AEJU E. X D. aiNcr rru p.ales=.aa .. tenor. In excellent coalition. rurr very reasonable Afply a6 Maple St, @rl 6oor
 IINNO FOR SALE AT A VERY ElA- SoNAFI# PRICE. Impure at 62 l'oi- Ei,A1 G-,"11.D tr TESTIFIED As
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BUSINESS SERVICE
DrrSSmaking and Millinery

neatly done. also but tons covered at 5l Prospect St. Mrs Abrecht. Telephone S279-W
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MERCHANDISE
Musical Instruments

1 PIANO ACtUEUION Gewj for sale.
 1 Very cheap. 1t 5 Austin St. lst floor 1 Gall between : and 1:Sy this week only
New Britain herald., 1929-09-27

N,,->f.p luru sed ura.my.t ur h@ste ,.romu4.ta,iaus .u lr,>t tr uH@t" lay L.utt.Hst tui Wtc. Write tla ss.aed l'uA # l.. Ileraid NGrc
New Britain herald., 1929-09-27
Bu>,ur~> pia,r, Im .trrt
E1uNr~ l'ut Ken;

Nl51atNgTDN AVE. I>a--,nu.gr ot 3 ,.nut All tnf-avnm-u'~ Nn". rrns.t.- an', Iu.ut.r ,a r. s, NaM T.HH5Nr.
 Nam"t'-rO E"Nt =
New Britain herald., 1929-09-27
Mathematician and Too's di

'ACUrM CLEANERS to rrut Usad
 cleaners flor sl.. Also trratrs tl ali cleaners Phone lu4-M "'tr 9 IT, m.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houscs For Sale

BELDEN ST. room bungalow with a! modern improvements Gan be bough with little cost al a bargain price Eabinow- RaschkoW Real Estate Co 303 Main St. Phone lSIO.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-27
EMPLOYMENT
situations Wanteti-NTen

 YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE POSITION AS TRUCK DRIVER. Telephone 5576-W. YOUNG man would like position as bar Der. References can be furnished. Tele- phone 2S6, Plainville. Situations Wanteti-Women 45 EDUCATED German girl (speaks Eng hSh) seeks position. Experienced in hnuseWork. German cooking if desired. Write BGT Al A. Herald office. PRACTICAL nurse desires position caring for invalid or as houselEeeper. Ref ercnces Write Classified Box 25 E.. Herald office.
 SEAMSTRESS DESIRES POTION with dressmaker or in store Write Classified Box r X, Herald office. WOMAN wishes to do washing. ironing and general housework hy the day. Inquire 52 Lasalle St. second floor.
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til1t.tpH,tt'S

Mortgages 4Sf FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGE LOANS Gleason W. Parker. Conner rtal Trust Building, S5 West Main Si HONEY TO LOAN. serond mortgages Schultz & costello. Inc. 242 nain Street Telephnnp q.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-27

BELNIDERE. ll3 Stewart St--8 room
 cottage. All improvements. coppe
 srceHs, oak floors. ul burner. hot wa, ter heat, electric frigdaire ? car garage. Paul r, HuE, builder 102 Stewart St.
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lOuSchO!1 .tIt.CiCS

CONCORD GRAPES FOR sAlI~ L. <.
 i Dean, NeHs.nE5ou, conn. Telephone
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EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

LEARN AT EMERSON STUDIO, I62 Main St. Center in Mags Store). Class or private. Every style taught. Tele- phone Gl&.
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ROOMS. BOARD. HOTEI.S
ifplIn~ Tor Rent

''' ARCH VT, --a--tee,y faynis'ed roont to rrnt in private family. Te!ephonn @5i,.
 tG.,fHAI iarr.s@au room fay two, Pgi. N.te .Gaily. &taal leat, bath. shower. T.a c-lo-W or 25l1-W. CoNNHE LANE AND HiGH sTS.-Fur- r.sssj roor in private family. Suit |o.n for on" or two people" po.Is HOTEL N'oo.g tunshed rooms. A.s' rooms ny o4y. 3i Main St. Tele- rnore +1-5.
 ELM +r.-iaI -r. suaaE heated room tu ruNatc \Wtr..aa auH3N jse of livin rHum. pH,"r. .iGa.r and Nigro. Si ru unv El5H to tr. T.l a2ti-W. LIEAIN E.eL4pa.s .Ics'y furus}ec .on~ N.fH -.-rw Hnat, continuous rot '.'.r Nr'F .-y r-trs I"o. Elm st. T.., l;lE"- Eur.eteI room il private l.~ltv, Nrst U"t Nt,l or without ga @" Write @ost 0at.o ''oN g2 U'Gr ET. tt5-TNp or three roomH wHh '.5. HanaH" Furnished UT untur- nsr.1 "" bus rn.
 MAIN sr. l@t-la1ae .asny frou: roool ~u nr, lr srnHearn Won heated. w.0 HuseFef. ta.u nrEs Tc'. a+7t-f. "'J:, ST. a5--Fmmsocd front room 'iso ..da 'ooms Running hot water a.,',,uNN s~ t11-,.,ar Park st Nice f'", -ned ranu in mnufnF walk to ,.-,.r. Uoari if crsjrrd. |el, 557o-i. .r',rr''N ST, -Gs-lAl;GE FURNISH. ru FRONT EnoT to reut. Top floor r.tr. u5"c.rz rn7w center ot Citv. }'H,' u..-rArIl. r.n. room suitable Ir .r.r a, rya narsars. lH private fam .s Hos~l 1T des.ro1 Inquire al Lake ,au.' T.ralouo f269
 Rooms Cor Housekeeping 9t N"DJ &r 505-- -lurnisNcd room for Ient housekeeping. All runNenlences. Ns' -sra-e if desired
 uDrn' UnuS. aI Main 5t.--2 room ar.ttmoujs. Fy -.trirr, private bath u.l shower. Campytely furnished Tur"Nn"r +'-1
 MAl:; ST. I-s,ucc or Ioub|e rooms cr u-.t raas.NreFa-. A.s' rooms and r~l1 at tow ta:os. Tel l3@A TWO r1va.so.I rowas and ktchenette f,. u.Ht Eor .eso~o,ag Three minutes f"ew post "a.oe. Iu"uir" Ni Lake St. W,trN,-n #r Two guyuls't.d rooms for T-"t nr.'se':eararp Separate entrance. ia.uro sS Wallace st.
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 A FRIENDLY LOAN SERVICE Do YOU NEED MONEY? WE WILL LOAN
 UP TO $500 Easy Prepayment Plan o0 Months If You Desire Interest at the rate of three and one half per cent on the unpaid balance CONFIDENTIAL-QUI No Enibarras ssment Come Tn and Talk It Over TELEPHONE 5255 THE PHOENIX FINANCE co. sos MAIN ST. UNITED BLDG. lST FLOOR, ROOM PIP AT RAILROAD CROSSING Licensed by the State and Bonded to the Public
New Britain herald., 1929-09-27

POLISH Swedish, Italian, German Victor records two for %l.1'. MnCoys, Inc. gtE Main S+
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S0UTIUNUT0N. uuo6am EoaI-&mau farm. g. acres. Five roam house. ,nt,',cu ,nor small barn. 1 a~rc p'a;.t- oI vegetables. 5n dur',~. 30 outlets. Cheap for quick sa;r. Tel. during day. N~s,ol lGul-e IT. Sglrsu nul
New Britain herald., 1929-09-27

KELSEY ST. 49a-Fi.r room tenement. trs. floor, Law house. All .MproA,meuts. Irru.Tr ~a.a-E 0rrr-
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AUTOMOTIVE
Auto and Truck Agencies

oCkANF motor car and Rugby trUci;. K. |. Rudolph. l27 Cherry Street. Tele. phone 2g51-2
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NNAi. ESiAlE FOR SAIt.
BuIltling Lots For Salr
arms tOr sale

n.,t4-GHuvIN buNp. u,ar St,ney Sl. -lalEf huntlmE lots Inquire Paul r ".nE l"1 stewart ST
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COTTAGE ot $ modern r3oms steam heated. Lonased nenr schools, etc, ia good uetElboy11od. Iiyo acres of lana. H..u.l, lawns. hedge and flowers Ideal is no ward to properly desrrib4 i, and y,t it aau he bought flr tl1.00l a.. Na-y easy terms. Harry R. Ho.- land. -5 Arch S. Packard Bldg Tele- rIau5 fE,+ ar IgI6-N
New Britain herald., 1929-09-27

YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE POSITION
 AS TRrCK DRINEN Telephone 55,6-W.
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SANDFIoNE tussGi X perfect iustrp- meut for d beginner. Prize very at raotive. NrEoys Inc. 23G Main Sr.
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MERCHANDISE
 Farm and DniII hlNNmCts
Good Things To Lat

GRAPES tor S4.r. HscJ r,.l,. Keussug
 ton Trirrhonr New Britain 3254-R.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-27

EAST ENE-Fftt=en uHnutas from center For sale. one s family house. SIX roor taucu.uts on aGe huor and five room jH another All modern improvement, Gand s.zel building lots. Purchas rrI.e SI7.t and ZI.Uo1 cash. P. De 1''rra. 4-f Man S-. Tel @342 or s77S-1 lE,.. -AlE-7 r.,su 1ous.. Au improve Eau-s. l.at fgS} f Also 2 story barn lower floor garages. chicken caups t.ur tryts: n minutes walk iron Main Sr Eeas "afro. ToI. Sg40-W eves HtWLGN ST. NewH--on New one fam Ay lnusu, rooms. Hot water heat one ear garage. Naer trolley. Prjc. E1t"H. Reasonable terms. Tel. q Hartford 2-5NtH or 4-o>42.
 uNL. two nud three family houses 10 saIe. rr-to-aa-v iii every way. At at traeugr 'arms. Telephone 51eS- ED,I,N HI.L. ANL.--5 room bungalow All Improvements car garage. I.o tNl5g. Price Nesy reasonable. Hard ware t.'y ru-DueratlNo Assn. Inc, 1-- ,11in St., New Britain, Conn. SIX gaom auusa for sale. Two attcs lanI aararr. T.ue view of roan. river. p ugauum. F 4. Forrest. New Britain ....f.Iurn 1l.5
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Musical Instruments

WANTaD. SpyuuI hand rlrrtra uat,r rump, with "r without tank. E. r. DunhHn. Phone .l&i-J.
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BROKERS' CLERKS
CLEAR UP BOOKS
Thousands Toll in Offices as
Exchange Closes to Per-
nit Adjustment.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK. November l.-There was
little rest for the weary in Wall Street
today, although the New York Stock
Exchange and the curb market were
closed until Monday in common with
other security markets throughout the
country.
Thousands Of clerks in brokerage
houses labored over the mass OF details
that had piled up during this record
smashing week, abbreviated 10 three
and a half trading days in order that
brokerage organizations might have op-
portunity to recuperate from the tre-
rnendong strain. s
All of the thouSand-odd floor traders,
the men who do the buying and selling
on the floor of the New York Stock
Exchange, were at their posts at 10
am, the customary opening hour. to
books. Unless their transactions are
cleared today, they will be required
to report again tomorrow.
The committee on arrangements an
nounced that members of the exchange
had been forbidden TO deal in any Sc
curities lover the counter" This rule
was made. it was explained. solely
to prevent new contracts from i'm
peding the gigantic task of settling the
transactions of the week.
A check-up of the sales on Monday
Tuesday, Wednesday and on Thursday
afternoon revealed that 43,499,54C
shares had been involved in the panicky
liquidation of the earlier sessions ano
the subsequent recovery of prices. This
total was larger than the previous high
mark for a full week.
Alfred p. Sloan president of the Gen.
eral Motors Corporation, contributed tc
the optimistic statements by prominent
industrial and financial leaders during
the period of stress with the assertion
that the fundamental business stu.
alton of the country was very good.
Returning from a business trip to Eu-
rope, Mr. Sloan also predicted "a bright
outlook over long period"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-01
TARD|EU FORMING
FRENCH CABINET
Former Commissioner to US.
Expects to Complete List
of Ministers Tomorrow.
BY the Associated Press.


PARIS, November 1.-Andred Tar
dieu, French moderate and former high
commissioner to the United States. to-
day formally accepted President Dou-
mergues invitation to form cabinet
He told the President he was confident
he would succeed in getting together a
new government.
He expects, he said, to have his list
OF ministers ready tomorrow, permitting
its publication then, and immediate
resumption of Parliament for discussion
Of the national budget.
France has been without q cabinet
since october %, when the cabinet OF
Aristide BRAND reigned after defeat on
matter Of procedure in the Chamber
OF Deputies. Since then the Radical
Socialists Edouard Daladier and Sena-
tor Etienne Ciementel both failed to
form a new ministry.
Like those two. the new premier
designate today had the promise of
Aristide BRAND to serve as foreign min
lister in new government. Political
circles regarded the promise as condi-
tional upon M. Tsrdieu'S not going too
far to the right-M. Daladier in going
too far to the left angered the former
premier, who then withdrew his sup
port.
NJ Tardieu, although regarded gen.
orally as moderate Rightist, has main
tanned his independence of ordinary
party afhliations. being known most
widely for his close attachment. per-
sonally and politically. to the former
premier Georges Clemenceau. He was
M. Clemenceau's mouthpiece in the
Chamber for long time.
He was a captain of Chasseurs in the
World War. later was high commits
sioner for France in the United States,
and at the Paris peace conference was
member of 13 out of 26 committees.
He became minister under Raymond
Poincare in July, 1925, holding the port
folio Of public works and transport. and
L., IooQ hara mo y,nipiSfar ~ fy1tArior
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-01
SON OF SENATOR SHIPSTEAD
ELOPES WITH BEAUTY SHOP GIRL
Ceremony at Rockville Performed for Weston A
Shipstead and Miss Hazel e. Thompson

Weston r. Shipstesd. 20 years old.
son of the United States Senator from
Minnesota, eloped to Rockville, Md,
last night and was married to Miss
Hazel E. Thompson. 81, it was learned
today.
The young mans father. Senator
Henrik Shipstead. is in Minnesota and
employees at his ONCE said they did not
believe he had been informed of his
sons marriage. The housekeeper at
Senator jShipstead's residence, 11l3 East
Capitol street, said the boy left the
house yesterday afternoon, telling her
he was going to attend Halloween
party. and that he has not returned.
Although friends of the young man
said today they had heard Of his mar
riage, they denied any knowledge Of
the young couples whereabouts. They
said Shipstead and Miss Thompson had
known each other about year.
They we're married by Rev. Bertrarn
M. Osgcod Of the Rockville Baptist
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19 IN CROWD WOUNDED
BY DROPPED SHOTGUN
Ely the Associated Press.

Ely the Associated Press.
STAFFORD, Del, November 1.-Nine-
teen persons, among them the 6-year-
old granddaughter of former State
Senator j. P. Dutton, were struck by
shot in the accidental discharge of a
shotgun during Halloween parade here
last night.
The accident occurred when Thomas
Dose. Negro, 18, dropped the gun as 1t
wasr handed to him by Allan Stack, a
State trooper, who had been, firing at
"a stuffed raccoon in tree on a float
Both barrels of the gun went of and
the shot scattered through the crowd
Among those slightly wounded were
seven members OF the Milford High
School Boys hand.
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Church at 9:30 o'clock last night. The
pastor said Shipstead told him he was
% years old and gave his address as
Minneapolis. Miss Thompson. he said
gave her address as Washington and
her occupation as beauty shop operator
She told him that her family lived
in Virginia. Shipstead gave his occu-
patton as Senate clerk. the Rev. Mr.
Osgood said. but inquiries at the Senate
once Building revealed that he is not
employed there. A Mr.. and Mrs. Grimm
acted as witnesses to the ceremony.
Senator Shipstead's secretary said
the son has been working in Minnesota
this Summer and that he came to
Washington about three weeks ago to
finish his term at Dewitt Preparatory
School He attended Dewitt last year
and was regarded as star member OF
the foot ball squad. The secretary said
the young mans ambition is to become
an aviator.
Senator Shipstead Is expected back
In Washington tonight or tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-01
YOUNGQU|ST NAMED
i. S. DRY CH|EFTA|N
Minnesota Attorney General
to Succeed Mrs. Willie
brandt in Office.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
q. A. Youngquist, attorney general of
Minnesota, has been selected by Presi-
dent Hoover to succeed Mrs. Mabel
Walker Willebrandt as Assistant Attor-
ney General in charge Of prohibition
enforcement.
Mr.. Youngquist, who was born In
Sweden and whose home is in Crooks
ton, Mimi, is now in Washington and
will take ONCE in the near future. His
nomination is expected to be transmit
ted to the Senate this week.
The Minnesotan has served several
terms as attorney general of his state
and before that was assistant attorney
general. He has appeared before the
Supreme Court of the United States as
representative Of Minnesota on a
number Of occasions. and lawyers here
say he has q splendid standing before
the court
Friends of the administration de-
scribe Mr.. YoungQuist as a firm be-
lever in the dry cause. They also say
that his record as enforcement officer
of Minnesota is excellent
Besides enforcement OF tine NOlSGead
act, Mr.. Youngquist will have charge
Of enforcement Of the internal revenue
laws and the narcotic laws. He would
have a much enlarged responsibility if
and when the prohibition enforcement
unit Is transferred from the Treasury
to the Justice Department.
Mr.. Youngquist was selected on rec
ommendation of Attorney General
Mitchell and was among half dozen
men the President considered for the
place One of these was believed to
have been Hugh M. Alcorn, States at
torney of Connecticut. but he was elimi-
mated because of disagreement among
Republican leaders of Connecticut over
his appointment.
A statement, issued with the an
nouncement that YoungquiSt had been
appointed. said he has had a wide ex-
perience in the District Courts and Su-
preme Court of Minnesota and has
represented the State in a number of
important tax cases in the Supreme
Court of the United States.
1t added that Youngquist was dry
politically and personally"
rnxrNyn ne Uynr SrrAn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-01
DEMONSTRATION HERE
AGAINST HORTHY REGIME
Group of 16. Including Girls, Ap-
pears Before Hungarian
Legation Today.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Carrying banners denouncing the
Horthy regime in Hungary and Fsscism,
a group of is, including several girls,
today held a demonstration in front
of the Hungarian legation.
Prior to the arrival of the group a
Joint statement was issued by the Anti
Horthy League. the international Labor
Defense and the Anti-Fascism Fedora
ton announcing that committees rep
resenting these organizations in New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington, declaring the demonstra-
ton would be to protest against the
murder of political prisoners in Hun
gary"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-01
BURTON'S SUCCESSOR
LEFT TO GOV. COOPER
President Hoover Will Adhere
Strictly to Hands-oR Policy, !
It Is Indicated.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
l.. President Hoover will adhere strictly
to his hands-off policy in the matter
of the selection of~E successor to the
late Senator Theodore e. Burton OF
Ohio.
Inquiry today at the White House
brought the response that Gov. Cooper
Of Ohio had not communicated with
the Chief Executive regarding the ap-
pointment, expected to be made shortly.
In the formal discussions In wash
ington the name of Postmaster General
Walter r. Brown has been mentioned,
along with several others, for the post.