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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
Shoes for Women and
Children at S0UingsE

ga Prs.) WOmen's Straps and
Pumps, of patent leather and
black and brown suede. Orig
inally $4.85. Friday 60 10
only.
go Prs.) WOmen's Pumps and
Straps, of black suede. brown
kid. brown suede and patent
leather. Broken sizes. Origin
ally $3.50 to $1,000. GO az
Friday only. .... ~
Is Prs.) Jr. Girls Sports OK
fords, broken sizes. Originally
$500 and $5.95. Fri CO or
day only. ....... ~
16 Prs.) Infants, Misses and
Jr. Misses Shoes, patent straps
and step-ins. Broken sizes.
Originally $500 to CT 10
$3.50. Friday only. %A~
(lS Prs.) Infants Smoked and
Tan Elk MOccasin Boots, sizes
/ to S. Originally $3.50. 700
Friday only.
q Prs.) Infants Shoes, Of
patent leather; with turn soles.
Were 9sc. Friday Doc
only
SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
SOC and $500 Ribbon
Novelties, 19c
Rose bags, handkerchief cases,
powder puff bags and, potted ar
tif1cial flowers. Slightly soiled
but bargains at 19c each.
STREET FLOOR
Don't Pass Up Bed
LUedr Values Like
These!

Isl 66x8O-In. Part-woOI BIan-
kets, block plaid in gold, blue,
lavender and tan. Slightly
soiled. Were s2.95. S210
Friday only ........ %S' -
~ 7OxsO-In Atwood North
Star Blanket. Origi- CT AZ
nally SO. Friday. %S"TO
"A Prs.) 7Ox8O Atwood Block
Plaid Blankets, in tan. blue and
hello. Slightly soiled. Origi-
nally $10.95. Friday GO On
only ..............
Cd WOOl-fiIled RayOn Com
forts, in rose, lavender and
green. 72x84 inches. CT OF
Originally $12.95.... %S'~O
"a Sateen Comforts, filled
with fine quality wool; in blue,
lavender and gold Slightly
soiled. 72x84 inches. Origi-
nally $3.50. Friday &c or
only ..............
(25) 72xIO5-In. Fine RayOn
Spreads, in rose, blue. green,
gold and hello. Originally $685.
and $3.50. Friday 90 Or
only .............. %O'OO
(9) 9Ox96-In. RayOn Bed
spread Ensembles. with large
crescent-shape pillow. Rose,
blue, gold, hello and green.
ORR G n lily 1895. &C Or
Friday only ....... SV"0O
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
Tempting Values
in SportSLUe0r!

(I2) VeIveteen Skirts, navy
and black on bodice tops. Were
1895 Fr i d a y 80 Or
only ......... %A'"~
az Wool Crepe Jumpers,
s 3 aFk F SGlGly' on %sfe SLAB
"A Prs.) Tweed Knockers.
Were S2.95 and S3.95. QQ~
Friday only ........ wv
(S) Leatherette RaincOats,
blue, black and brown. Were
1895 and SIS. Fri CT 1T
day only .......... W
nD Slipover Sweaters, OF
soft wool; bright colors. OF
Were $1.95. Friday only. ~
SECOND FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
Rug Bargains Too
Good to Miss!

49, Felt-Base Rugs, PabcO
make; 6X9 #. Originally 60
1895. Friday only ..... %G
~ Body Brussels Rug,
83x10.6. With rich floral pat
tern. ginally CT EO
$3.50. Friday only. p 'OO
"a Balkan Administer Rugs,
all wool; size 4.6x6.6. Or GO
iginally $13.95. Friday. @O
~ BussOrah Administer Rug,
floor sample; size 6x9. Origi-
nally $3.50. Fri Go 7E
day only ......... @AO'6O
az Bromide Administer
Rugs, size 9x12; in rich colors
and designs. Were ca or
S25. Friday only. %AO'OO
900 Gold Seal Felt base Rugs,
9x10.6 and 9x12. Were $3.50
and S10.75. Friday &C or
~ Braided Oval Rug, size
4x7. Rose and green mixture.
Originally $685.. Gin IN
Fridav only ..... %AO'OO
FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
Handbags at Drastic
Reductions!

500 Handbags, of smart
feathers, tapestry and suede;
black and brown. Were Ct
$1.39 Friday only. go. %4
(15) Evening Bags, eggsheu
and white satin with bead trim
ming. Were So. FRI Ct or
day only .......... " LOO
(25) Calf Handbags, slightly
shopworn. Black and Brown.
Originally $4.95. Fri 60 or
day only .......... %AsOO
STREET FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
Housewares You
Need Reduced!

(l5) Ape. Canister Sets and
Hand Busters. Origi- 90
nally Csc to 98c. Friday GV~
1891 Miro Aluminium Sauce
Pans. beverage mixers and egg
heaters. Originally 75c 2Oo
to csc. Friday only. wv
(6) Bath Tub Sets. sauce
pans and aluminium milk pals.
Originally $1.20 to EOo
S2.25. Friday only. -. ~
(2) White Enameled Covered
Kettles, originally $500. OQ~
Friday only ... wv
SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05

60 COLONIAL RADIOS,
cabinets scratched; complete
with tubes. Originally $3.50.
CD 6-tube Majestic Radios,
model 81; dynamic speaker,
with tubes. Regularly $3.50.
CD Bremen T VI Y
RADIOS, 8 tubes, with a of
them Screen Grid; in a high
boy console cabinet; complete
with Dynamic speaker. Origi-
nally $3.50.
Co s.TUBE SETS, with 3
Screen-Grid tubes and Dy-
manic speaker; highboy con-
sole cabinets; with tubes.
Originally 500.
CD Colonial Radio and
phonograph combination, 7
tubes, 3 screen grids. Origi-
nally $3.50; complete with
tubes. Cabinet slightly married.
(1) MAJESTIC MODEL,
81, s-tube set with Coloratura
Dynamic speaker, in console
cabinet. With tubes. Origi-
nally $147.5O.
Buy Them on Easy Payr,
FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
Come Early for These
JeweIry Bargains!

18 Pcs.) JeweIry, including
babies solid gold lockets, baby
rings, solid gold cuff links and
tie pins. Regularly $3.50 to
$500. Fri d az $500
only .............
90 Pcs.) JeweIry, including
back beads, pocket and wrist
watches. Were $4.95. &2 H0
Friday only ........
81 Novelty Vanities, enam-
eled and with chains. Cd M
Were $5.95. Friday H'O
(66 Pcs.) Costume Jewelry,
including brown d beads,
baroque pearls, rosaries in en-
ameled cases, match pockets.
watch bracelets and smoked
pearl studs. Were $1.00. E0r
Friday only ............
STREET FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
Great Savings on
Novelty Furniture!

% Telephone Set, with chair;
mahogany finish on gumwood.
Was S10.95. Friday &C OF
~ Console Tables, mahogany
veneer on gumwood; three-leg
style. Were $12.95. CT 7E
Friday only ........ %O'sO
% Smoking Stand with cab
met; mahogany finish on gum
wood. Origin a lily CD or
$9.75. Friday only. %S'~O
~ Sem = COgswell Chair,
spring filled seat cushion and
back; tapestry with mohair
trim. Originally $500. @1Q
Friday only ...... AZ
% Mol air Chair, with
spring filled loose cushion seat
and spring bottom. Was co
$4,000. Friday only. %SS
~ Mite Table, walnut veneer
on gumwood; floor sample.
Originally $3.50. %10 IN
Friday only ...... " AV'OV
W-WW-TsUT UrW 0nD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05

>
(5) Mems Black HOrsehide
Coats, sizes 38, 40 and 46.
Originally $500. G1O7S
Friday only ...... " AV"SO
(2) Camel Hair Coats, ma
tural color. Sizes 40 and AZ.
Originally $500. Ga 7S
Friday only 800. %Af'SO
1857 Boys High-G rade
Knockers, some in stout sizes.
Originally $2.95 and Ct al
$3.95. Friday only. W 4"O
(I2) Panama Cloth Knockers
and Long Pants, of khaki cloth.
Sizes 8 to II. Originally
S15O and s1.95. Friday o.
only ...............
(6) Suedetex Lumber Jacks,
sizes 8, IA and 16. Origi-
nall nally s4.95. Friday $2.95
(5) Imported Lumber Jacks.
of suede cloth. Sizes IL, IA
and 16. Originally &d or
SIPS. Friday only. %E"~S
(I5) Boys Imported Sweaters,
sizes to 5. Originally or
$1.95. Friday only. -. OON
81 Khaki Sport BIOuses,
small sizes. Originally o.
$100. Friday only. -. GO~'
(20) NainSOOk Union Suits,
sizes to 4. Were soc. Of
Friday only. GS$
(19) Bathing Suits, sizes 3
to 5. Originally $1.5O. 0E-
Friday only ......... GON
STREET FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
Corsets, GirdIeS
and Brdssieres!

(13) Rubber Reducing Cor
sets, back lacing, side fastening
styles of brocade. 60 20
Were $3.49. Friday. %&"OO
49, Step-in GirdleS, with
back and front rayon satin.
panels. Were $500. CO 40
Friday only. ....... %O"1~
1867 BrassiereS, also a lot of
narrow belts; many styles and
m a tertals. Were soc and
S9c. Friday Roc and 60c
only .....
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
55c Peter Pan Prints
Sc vd.

1000 yds. of these we'll known
prints, fast colored; florals, dots,
geometrics; 80 inches wide.
$50 Yds.) Printed Broad
cloth, striped and Powered, for
dresses, aprons and pajamas:
So inches wide; fast colored.
Were 45c yd. Friday 90
only, yard ........... @O~
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05

(42) Mems Fancy Pajamas,
coat style; sizes A, B, C; regu-
larry $1.s5. Friday 81 10
only .............. W J." ~
81 Fancy SIip-over Sweaters,
sizes AZ to as; were Ct OF
$4.95. Friday only. W 4'OO
(26 prs.) Wool Gloves, button
models; were 81. Fri IO1
day only. ..........
(81) Mufflers and Squares;
were $1.35 and $1.65. 90
Friday only ....... wv
(28) Cotton NightShirts, sizes
Is. 19, 20; were $1.19. E0c
Friday only ....... W.
Q9) FIannelette Night Shirts,
sizes 16, II, ID; were co.
$1,29. Friday only. -. Wv
STREET FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
Big Savings for
Little GirISi

(25) Velvet Berets, in good
colors. Were S1.95. CT M
Friday only. ..... W lew
(14) Girls Suede Berets.
Were $3.50. Friday co.
only
(6) Girls Berets. Ct OK
Were S2.95. Friday. " A'
(2D Scarf and Beret Sets.
Were $1.95. Friday Ct 40
only ..........
(25) Girls Bestyette Rain
coats, sizes z to IA. Ct or
Were $685.. Friday. W A"~O
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
Lamps and Shades
Drastic0lly Reduced!

(6) Table Lamps, with shades.
Originally $2.95. Fri Ct or
day only ...... W A"~O
(3) Table Lamps, with shades.
Originally s8.95. FRI CO or
day only ....... %O'OO
(2) Table Lamps of Italian
pottery Were $8.95. @ OF
Fridav only .. %O'~O
IN Pottery Boudoir Lamns.
with shades. Were Ct 40
$2.95. Friday oniv.. W A"T~
On Colonial Chimney J.amnS.
with shades, for. end CO or
tables. Were S595. ~O'~O
SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
% Mems SOC Linen
H0nkies. 3 for 81

Linen tape handkerchiefs
with hand-rolled hens. White
only.
STREET FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
s $1.39 Gloria
Umbrellas. $500

Plain serviceable umbrellas
with self borders, amberlite
handles and attached cord. All
Of them red.
STREET FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
SdUe on Glassware
and China Tomorrow!

49, 32-Pc. Luncheon Sets.
Were $4.95. Friday 90 or
only ............... ~Os~~
(k4) Porcelain Dinner Plates.
Were 35c. Friday ~
only ...........
1907 Porcelain Breakfast
Plates. Were Csc. Fri 10c
day only ........... AON
10 Pcs.) Art Pottery. Were
$1.95 to $685.. Friday Ct
only ............
(l5) Imported Mixing Bowl
Sets. Were S1.95 to $2.49. Ct
Friday only ......
(35 Pcs.) Imported Decorated
Porcelain Kitchenware. Were
81 Srj6 s0 o SI,e'' SOC TO 81
al COlOred Glass Vases and
Flower Baskets. Were E0~
81. Friday only. ..... wv
SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
THRIFTY FRIDAY
Included Are Several Special
Purchases Of New Merchandise
Jr. Misses Dresses
and Goats at Savings!

@AAAe4 SS@SS a1S ASAASaEAA .
(16) Jr. Misses Dresses Of
fiat crepe; all this years styles
and colors. Sizes IS to II.
Picked right from &C on
our $10.75 stocks. -. %0'0V
"a Jr. Misses Dresses, one
and two piece models juniors
are sure to like. Sizes Is to Is.
Were $3.50. Fri C1n ~
day only ......... %4O'60
az Jr. Misses Chiffon FrOcks.
beautifully trimmed with black
lace and rhinestones. Sizes IS
to II. Were $3.50. Gin TX
Friday only ...... ~AV'
(15) Jr. Misses Goats, tweeds
and broadcloths, plain or fur
trimmed. Sizes Is to IT.
Orr g n ally $3.50. CE m
Friday only ,.!... ~
(7) Jr. Misses Black Broad
cloth Coats, with lapin" or long
fluffy black fur collars and cuffs.
Sizes IS to II. GIN 7E
Originally $500. " AV'SO
dyed rabbit.
SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
Don't Miss These!

500 ScarfS, squares, tri-
angles, tubular and ascot styles,
m ostly IN dark shades.
Originally $1.00. Fri E0-
day only .......... wv
1927 Bercts, velvets, felts,
wool jerseys and odd numbers.
Originally soc and o.
Sl.00. Friday only. &ON
STREET FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
Sn1ocks and Negligees
Cuf in Pricei

(10O) RayOn and BrOadclOth
Shocks, in pretty pastel shades;
small sizes. Originally co.
$1.00 to S1.95. Friday. WV
O. Rayon Satin NegligeeS,
black; small sizes. Orig co.
inally s2.95. Friday only Wv
THIRD FLOOR.
Chidren's Socks and
Stockings, - Price
Broken sizes and colors of Csc,
35c, soc and 81 grades; Friday
only, Y price.
STREET FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
Won1er1's Undergar-
menfS ONLY 20ci

(87) RayOn step ins and
Panties, slightly soiled. Origi-
nally 79c and $1.00. 90
Friday only .......... NV
400 Medium weight Vests,
sleeveless, built = up shoulder
styles. Sizes 40 to 48.
Originally sec. Friday 90
only ................ ~
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
Majestic Radio
S-Tube Superheterodyne
Originally $I12.5O
Now $3.50

This is the late model 81 Majestic, housed in
a beautiful console cabinets tubes, of them
screen grid; dynamic speaker; tubes included!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
Tots and Infants
Wear Reduced!

(22) Silk and Wool Shirts,
sizes 6 mopths and l year. CT
Were $3.50. Friday only. ~
a. Crib Blankets, all wool
and bound. 45x62 inches. co
Were $3.50. Friday only W.
(28) Baby BOnnetS. of crepe
de chine. Were S1.00. co.
Friday only. ..... Wv
1887 Tots Bedroom Slippers,
broken sizes and styles. Were
$1.00 and SIPS. Friday Soc
only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
Mail, Phone and c. o. DIS Cannot Be Filled
IL Winter Coats
s os;s;Sa'l' s16

Black, brown, and green broadcIoth coats
trimmed with lapin dyed rabbit), caracul, and
fluffy black furs misses sizes
~ Pile Sport ~ Black BrOadcIOth Coat
Goats or0i- ar size 49, trimmed in black
na1v $3.50 Fridav So fur; originally 81 on
many @Io'0o' Frioay' SIS. Friday only %O'0O
70, Smart C0o,s +,r 4rir az WOr1en's Goats, black
rooS! IL broadcloh with krimmer
hrou,, sizo $40 80 go Armour Jap sizes 38
~ n;,naT "sosn S.SS $39.75. GIG
IT. '--eA'"' '''00' Friday only. SAO
SECOND FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
Remnants of Silks
That Were 81 to So yd.
SOC to $50 yd.

Good disable lengths of fat Crepe crepe,
printed tafea tub silks, silks chiffon and
georgette Fine for dresses bouses and lingerie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
Outstanding Linen
Bargains!

(0 Linen Pattern Cloths, of
Irish linen damask, 64X64 and
TOXIC inches. Were $3.50 and
$3.50. Friday only, Cd OE
S1.19 and ...... %N'S~
~ Italian Embroidered Din
ner Set, 72x9O-inch cloth and
IL napkins. Was C1O IN
$3.50. Friday only " i ~'~V
(33 Yds.) Irish Linen Dam
ask, so inches wide. Was
s1.09 yard. Friday OEo
only. Yard. ...... Wv
(20) Madeira Embroidered
Tray DOilies, 6x12 in. o.
Were 33c. Friday. -. SA~
ca 5-Pc. Bridge Sets, of fine
quality linen with Madeira en-
broidery. Rose and CD 40
gold. Were $4.85. %N'KA
500 Linen Huck Towels,
1892 inches; with hemstitched
hens. Were soc. Fri az
day only. ....... Wv
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
FOURTH FLOOR.
Silk P0j0T11ds and
Underfhinps!

III Silk Pajamas, two-piece
styles with tuck-in blouses.
Broken sizes. Originally co.
S1.39. Friday only. -. O~N
(134) Slips, Boomers, Chem
Use and Step-ins, broken sizes.
Originally acc. Friday H.
only
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
Clearance of Sports
Dresses at Substantial
Savings

(24) Dresses of wool crepe
and Jersey; one and two piece
STYLES; sizes IA to 20. Slightly
shopWorn. Originally CD OF
$685. and s10.75. Fri. %S'~'
(25) Silk and Wool Dresses,
sizes IA to 40. Origi- CO on
nally $3.50. Friday %O'~V
SECOND FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05

IS Crepe or Chiffon
Dresses That Were
$7.74, Reduced to
$4.74
A large saving on these love-
ly dresses, made in tunic and
bolero styles, with new neck
lines and smart sleeve treat
mentS. Black, green, navy, red
and brown IA to 20, 38 to "A.
INEXPENSIVE SHOP
SECOND FLOOR
Notions Reduced to
~ Price
Sanitary boomers, step-ins,
shadow skirts, belts and aprons.
Slightly soiled. Originally soc
to $5.95. Friday, e price.
(10O) Odds and EndS-in-
Guiding rubber aprons, dress
shields, sanitary cuff sets,
waterproof utility bags and
many other useful items. o.
Were Csc to ST. Friday NOS
STREET FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
Mems White Broadcloth Shirts
S si:sg 79c

big saving shirts. All well tailored of excellent
quality white broadcoth Collar attached in sizes H. Is
1917 to 1912 Neckband in sizes 14 Is, 1912, 1914, IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
ChiLdren's Felt Hats

(40) Felt Hats in cunning
brimmed and off the face
styles; greatly reduced for
clearance.
FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05

229 pairs to be discontinued.
Isle tops and soles; broken
sizes in brownleaf, bahama,
PLACE and light gun metal.
STREET FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05

Ies l41Ia, Is, 1919, 1914, IL.
(22) Ombre Blanket Robes,
small, medium, large and extra
large sizes; were Cd OF
$685.. Friday only. %x"~O
~ Coat Sweaters, shaker
knit; light shades;
were $40. Friday CO 40
only .............. @OsEO
(16) Wool Drawers, Duofold
and Winsted makes; large sizes;
were So and SITS. Fri TO-
0dy OilIy "s.sss.s
500 Four in = III a n d Ties,
light shades for Spring; 00c
were 79c. Friday only. 6~~
(22) RayOn Brocaded Robes,
satin collars and
cuffs; were $4.s5. GO co
Friday only ....... %1sV~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05

STREET FLOOR
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-08
RUSE OF WOMAN TRACKED SLAYER
 OF REPORTER
States Attorney of Illinois Says Leo V. Brothers of St Louis Was the Killer of Alfred J. Lingle

Chicago, Jan S--UP) )-Solution Cr the killing of Alfred J. Linglo, Chicago Tribune reporter. and the arrest of the actual slayer was an nounced by States Attorney John A. Swanson today. The slayer, Swan son said, is Leo V. Brothers, 66 times arrested in St Louis. and new com CT in Chicago. Lingl6 was killed in Michigan Boulevard subway June g. Swanson said Brothers was po- sitively identified as Lingle's killer by Severel witnesses.
 Brothers. posing as Leo Rader. a motion picture operator, since Lin- gle's death, was arrested through 4 womna's plan, in his south side apartment December 21, and his been hel dsec1etly since. His arrest grew out of n rumor which was de- vcloped by Pat Roche's Swanson s chief investigator, Charles Rathbun, n ibune attorney. and others. Roche, former secretary, Miss Rose Huebsch. who occupied an apart ment across from Brothers, supplied the ruse. faked telephone call. which tricked Brothers from his apartment. and caused his seizure without q blow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-08
UNEMPLOYED IN
 NEW YORK CITY
 BECOME UNEASY
Many Demonstrations Are Taking Place Prepara- tory to Combined Drive of JObless on City Hall

New York. Jan 8-(UP)--A doz- en minor demonstrations of unem- ployed were underway in various parts of the city to-day preparatory to combined drives on City Hall, Borough hall in Brooklyn, and Bor- ough hall in the Bronx.
 The soap box meetings, consisting mainly of left wing members were amply guarded by police under ur- gent orders not to make commun- ists out of the unemployed". Orators demanded jobs for the jobless and free rent. food. heat and clothes.
 The Manhattan demonstrations planned to stop enroute to City Hall. at the municipal employment bu- reau. Leaders promised to keep the men four abreast, to move only with traffic and not to attempt to invade public buildings. A delegation will be received in City Hall If the con- ditiOns are kept.
 The Brooklyn demonstrations were to converge at Borough hall at noon. Three men were arrested, lec- tured and released during the morn- ing for distributing pamphlets. About 100 men started q gathering in the Italian section of the Bronx and the group moved in easy stages toward Borough hall where Borough President Bruckner said he would deliver an address.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-08
SEVEN HUNDRED
 WORKERS WILL BE EMPLOYED THERE
First Electric Appliance Factory in the East Was Opened To-day in Waynesb0rO, Virginia

Waynesboro, Va, Jar S--U. P.)- Employment for TOO skilled work kers has been made available through the opening here to-day of NirGinias s first electric appliance factory. The fac tory is being operated by the I1dison- General Electric Appliance company and marks that concerns first plant of the kind in the east. The new workers are being added gradually us the factory increases operations.
 A luncheon and reception In Rich- mond to-day welcomed officials who will be in charge ot the Waynes- boro factory. The nIo. appliance to be turned out, an electric iron, will b" presented to Governor Pollard for the Virginia state museum at Rich mOnd.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-08
INFANTRYMEN OF NEW YORK FOUND IN VACANT HOUSE
Belong at Fort SlOcum, Had Wrecked Stolen Auto and Hid Themselves in Hart= ford Home

Hartford. Conn, January 8 - (UP) - Found concealed in a va cant house after wrecking an alleg- edly stolen automobile, George A.. Green. 23, of Colorado, and Phillip A. La Normandin. 23, of Everett. Mass. Fort Slocum. N. Y., infantry men, were under arrest here today.
 The machine, owned by Mrs Mar ion Banks of New Rochelle. N. r., struck two automobiles and crashed into pole late yesterday. The sol- dlers told police they were on leave and had intended visiting Massa- chusetts friends.
 Both were charged with theft of an automobile and Lanormandin was charged also with carrying con ceaIed weapons.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-08
MANY AMERICAN
 HORSES ENTERED
 GRAND NATIONAL
Twenty Per Cent of the Eighty-five Nominations Are Owned By Stables in United States

London, Jan S-UP)-An un- usually high proportion of Amerl- can-owncd horses have been entered in the Grand National of 1881. ac- cording 20 the list of 85 nomina- tions, announced today. total or approximately 20 per cent of tho entries are owned by Americans. J. IT. Whitney's Easter Hera, is an i'm portant American entry. Whitney also named Sir Lindsay.
 Other American entries are s. sanford's Sandy Hook. Mountetna and Brightsboy; R. K. Mellons G!angesia, NJ. D. Blair's Aruntims, Ballyhanwood and Greatspan; ". Emmanuel's Bangle. Rhyticre and Royal Arch II; J. E. Baldings Drin- mond. J. B. Snow's Delarue, w. K. Tysers Easy Virtue and G. Sel- fridge's Ruddyman. The entries in- clude w. H. Midwood's shaun Colin winner of the 1930 Steeplechase. ana Mrs M. A. GemmelIs Gregalach. which won In 1929.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-08

ton. four other critical areas for relief are developing in eastern Oklahoma, the cotton belt of south east Missouri. the Panhandle of Texas and eastern kentucky--all areas hard hit by the drought.
 "The most critical situation, how ever. Is in Arkansas" he said. "At the present time more than 30,OO0 families in that state require aid. and are receiving 1t. We expect the peak to be reached by the middle of next month. I estimate that at that time between 55.000 and G0.0O0 fam flies will be dependent on the Red Cross for sufficient food to live" He described the situation at Eng land. Ark. where a group of farm CTS demanded food from merchants last Saturday. as comparable to that n various other towns in the state.n'