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Evening star., 1932-10-25
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL ESTATE. BEING A
TwO-STORY FRAME DWELLING, NO.

PROVED REAL ESTATE. BEING A
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING, NO.
1924 sth STREET NV
BY virtue CT a certain deed OF trust, duIy
recorded in Liber No 30l0. folio 4S3 et
seq, Of the land records of the District OF
Columbia and at the request OF the party
secured thereby, the undersigned trustee
will SELL at public auction. in front OF the
premises. on THURSDAY The TWENTY
SEVENTH DAY OF OCTOBER. A:D;. 1897
AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following. M
CITY Of Washington. District OF Columbia;
and oesignated as and being part OF original
iot numbered owen QD. in square num-
bered three hundred and ninety-seven tSgil,
in the said City of Washinston. in the
district Of Columbia described as follows:
nssIRRins at pGRf feet 81 inches south
from the northeast corner Of said lot, and
running thence south on said street thirteen
l3) feet 1929 inches; thence west ninety
four (94l feet inches to an alley; thence
north thirteen U3) feet l02s inches; thence
east ninety-four t94 feet inches. to the
place of beginning. together with the I'M
proven. .ents consisting Of tvo-story frame
Terms Of sale. All cash deposit Of
$500 90 will be required at time OF sale:
All conveyancing, recording, etc. at cost OF
purchaser. Terms OF sale to be compiled
with within thirty days from day OF safe,
otherwise the trustee reserves the risht 70
resell the property at the risk and cost OF
defaulting purchaser. after five days adver-
tisement of such resale in some newspaper
published in Washington. D. c.
ANTHONY D. GAEGLER.
oc17 ls22, 1927. Surviving Trustee
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SALE-HOUSES.

sALE-HOUsES.
@1oifSNAfF1o HoUsf ON EASY TERMS, "
Restricted Now Subdivision, n. Z.
$500 CASH-Balance Like Rent.
Six rooms / bath: equipped toE fam
lilies. See this house before you buy any
j. LEONARD oREM-LINCoLN eo7l-J.
wArLE . JAMES. INC.
122s 14th Ct NV Dit 3346.
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ONLY $4,000 CASH,

8 LARGE ROOMS. 3 COVERED PoRCHES
EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
An unusual Petwoith home. in perfect
condition, priced for quick sale. large
rooms. 3 wide covered porches. hardwood
paper and electric fixtures paved street and
alley. Don't miss this unusual opportunity.
Call GEORGIA 1921 for full details.
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sALE-H0usEs.

tCsattnueA.l
NEAR llth AND n sTs. NH-NEw BRICK
hSu's lSs s,es r. pris. RI ons S s Yii YEAs s'fp
YARNJM YARN NET. sT NV s:WEML;IsIcK: NEWLY
sseOIstsd: rooms aHa e S..e nc,ai:. .ms Gah ,n
closed large cellar. fsuqnsry tubs: larss
for clear building lots; P9.qmae 1858:
H0sGEstsT sss5 sss. e5:s ss ssD ..; p
oAKwooD TERRACE. NEAR 18th AND
Newton SITS. n.w-slx rooms. bath: ,a. sar,ass.
Win posa saernee .Tu's at ssoeo .e' On easy tsrm;
AaiR' r. wAksa tsGf sfse7 7ss Issh st. NV Nat 1889
GHEyY CHASE S,cs.:sos BRICK ISom
sarase wis soss.
1920 18th ST NV.
batSs: sso 's-esr scsr nSase
10 In excellent condition and Is ideal for
or s.y snd
" fGla %SnkER AZ eEsassi sss isth NV Nat 1880
New ,l.-reem ssass, mi.ss,.e,s.d brick hsg..
in good northwest section. viii consider
small house as part payment. Phone Col
new NORTHWEST . ROOM. :. BATH
!eeSutn !ee%s' Hth fhn sl.vs'lon Pries very low"
800. wAstH St1z :; i 3ASGs' ssss'fi fse: 49,,
1926 14th s.. NV. Dist. $3.50
'5issSafAsXE gIa1e7 P.rE ssssisa' gssas
Isse; in new house condition; Dorchss.
43rd PL. Nw.-MoDERN GROOM sKM1-
detached brick house near schools, stores
and churches. unusually large lot. $500
cash. '''FRfs fRsq2 Il .fRS fRRSsssz1k !; CO.
SENSATIONAL VALUE.
Near st. Gabriel's Church:
Splendid eoNEn41oN EFlea M0aefh
ONLY $3.50
''0' ACT oTfckEYi
,ss. ,.ss ysEfE ss III. ! JAMES, !sfBii Dist. ,,.s.
TERMS TO SUIT.
Du 2St tapesi1y peff s1ek IT, pu in new
and double Uatu.. r
real 0aftath iao4 oRRsS 5GI eS' ST Ne
East of Trinidad Ave North OF Neal 81.
Open for Ins2estion.
Investment Bldg. NATL lI3i
NORTHWEST
NEW HOMES.
rooms. bath and extra half bath. NICE
front and back yards. Paneled papering;
Sanitas on kitchen. large Colonial front
and rear porches. lear garage; street , aho
alley paved. Near schools stores. BLOCKS
W PRICE 81 e5O-s750 CASH-s65 MO.
TO INSPECT CALL Mr.. MOssE.
WAPLE JAMES. INC:
1926 l4th st NV. Dlst: 9St
WEST OF 10Th ST.
s,nosn NrAp ROCK CREEK
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RENT-SHOPS.

REAR 22l-223 R. I. AVE. N,W;amaLARoE
brick building, containing over 1000 So IT.
of space: excellent for plumber painter or
light manufacturing. $40.
BUCKLEY GRINDLEY.
936 N Y. Ave. NV.
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ROGER J, wHITEFORD.
WALTER NJ. BASTlAN.
se2l -eodSds, exSu Trustee.

srTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UN-
TIL WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER NINETEENTH.
1882, AT THE SAME HOUR and place
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
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s7s5o-A coloniA, brick home Of SIX SIX
Hish School Froht porch. screened rear
o1RRREDR9oM Rsrfhs5 aotxaisRs esat and garage
fui Michisan PARK, section. Front and and
sHoSs sSoR.r 6ss1 open Tspaes H5sss nOoTs
in excellent condition Terms arranged.
coESEF 8 ss5S aoSE RE5M9ssG655n tapestry
brick in a good section Of Petworth'
not TO- far out ThoroS:hiy, ,df. moasfn;
s.BEp.RooM AND s:BAIH HOME
iN oH' fully detached home in this con.
John Eaton School BIZ roSms sids ssraFs sna
Being put in frst-class condition splen-
didly financed; terms moderate
GHEX GHEyY NH GHAsE sENsI6ERE6 MRusEi; 80
A fine nine-roon snd tSo.6ath ssn rssi-
dsnce on Sads @ and Sat oil
burner and every convenience; Circum-
Stances allow u. to offer this home at a
greatly reduced figure, with an exchange
SHANNON & 1LUCHs CO; ,,..
oUT OUT 18Th s.s5,,.u, sT brio. sn..,ov in the
upper 18Th St. sectl9nS xondertul sd, con- IN
heat, tiled bath with xub and shower;
excellent yard compN6ly inclosed by
ornamental picket fencl A fne place
for children.
sl1 $50.
charming house surrounded by many
fine homes. This residence Is situated
on lot OF about a quarter of an acre,
literally covered with. immense trees.
There is a center hall with step-down
living room onei SIDE and large din
ing room on the other rfhe bed rooms
are of excellent size and the two tiled
baths are splenddly equipped. Finished
attic, built-in garage. Al the price. OF
s11 $50, this home rs an opportunity.
VIM. H SAUNDERS CO.., INC.
1919 X st. NV. Dist. lol5
WOODBRIDGE. 26l1 OTIS ST. NEAT
tractive new detached home. large rooms,
beautiful tiled bath. large living room, open
fireplace. modern-plus kitchen large, bright
cellar air-conditioped heat. beautiful health
room with ultraviolet ray sun bath: lot
38x139. Lear garage. beautiful shrubbery.
Open till pm. each night:
BREUNINGER & PHIFER.
1103 Vermont Ave.
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An Excellent Opportunity

is now offered in unusual home values by
q local MORTGAGE company which mas ac :,
locations through foreclosure. For 1mme-
diate disposal will sacrifice these properties
Several beautiful bungalows included. Fun
information sent upon request. WITHOUT any
obligation to you. Monthly payments nov
home you select. Address Box 2a7-A. Star
Evening star., 1932-10-25

.rTHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned until FRIDAY. OCTOBER TWENTY
EIGHTH 1859. AT SAME HOUR and place
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES
orJc u 25 24
Evening star., 1932-10-25
RENT-BUsINESs PROPERTY.

sc4 FLORIDA AVE N,W-NIcE SIZE STORE
with apartment- above Priced right. Apply
PENN REALTY CORPORATION. 474 K st.
NV. Met. 1888.
Evening star., 1932-10-25

Taos. ]. OWEN 4 SON. AUCTIONEERs.
li3l Eye St. NV.
Evening star., 1932-10-25
SALE-HOUSES.
COTORED

COLORED.
All-modern brick. rooms and bath: near
Capitol and Library, reduced to $1,000. Be
sure to see this great barEain. Call A. M.
COOPER, $40 1lth St Nat. 1882.
Evening star., 1932-10-25

$3.50 CASH
Above the first trust will buy 1855 Park
I'd. NV. 9 rooms. baths. h.-wh.. elec.'
saiAse HH. CARTER,
Nat 417a 306 Investment Bldg
Evening star., 1932-10-25
Beautiful Home

AS Decatur St. N.W.-S75
Conveniently located in the heart OF
Petworth. consisting of large. bright
LIVING room, dining room. three large
bed rooms, large kitchen, tiled bath,
built-in fixtures, laundry tubs, extra
nnrrhaS
La gaceta., 1932-05-30
Agradecemos la ~cortesia y pro
metemos la resena.
GrdduaciOne

GrudMaciOnes
An1nciase para el viernes 3
del entrapte mes de JUNO la gra
duaci6n de % alumnos del Tam
pa College High School.
Con tan brillante motive y de
acuerdo con una costumbre esta-
blecida, los alumnos del Junior
Glass les ofreceran una gran
Fiesta bailable, manana por la
noche, en- ell Sacred Heart Paro-
.chial Auditorium, situado en- las
avenidas de Florida y Lake, a
menizado por la orquesta de los
"Dicks Marion"
Ell auditorium lucira un pre-
cioso adorno floral, encomenda-
do al jardin de Greco.
Apadrinan la fiesta la Sra.
r. L. Suett, ell Sr. j. G. Davis
Y ell DR.. Nestor A. Portocarrero.
He aqui los nombres de los a.
lumnos que Sc graduaran ell dis
3: Dolphin Aduengo, George
Bergen, William Bero, James
Brennan, John Bricks, Philip Ct
conf, Manuel Cigarran, Ambro'
Sc Davis, William Cagan, Am
brose Rosario Ferlita, Roberto
Gonzalez, Edmundo Goss, Char
! les Heath, Prudencio Herman.
= DEE, Hafford Jones, Fred Kea
= ties, Edmund Krebs, Stephel
Owens, Alfred Parslow, JOS
5 Quintana, Woodrow Richard
son, Hilton Roberts, Horace Ro
binson, Bernardo Sanchez, VIII
liam Sultenfus,, Henry Yoland
Marcelino Torres, Tony Travie
= 'sa Y Armando La Paz, Jr.
&. Ell simpatico joven Luis Gar
2 cfa, que costesmente nos inviti
a la fiesta y a la ceremonial d
graduation, es el jefe del Conf
tie del Junior Glass.
La gaceta., 1932-05-30

Joe Sperandeo respetuosa-
nente solicita ell voto y ell apo
20 de- pueblo para ell pues,o
fe Condestable del DiStrito nj
nero 3, y asegura que la esen-
ial Y principal consideration
}e los e~lectores al esooger a los
1ombres para los puestos pu-
Ilicos, es la de que cada uno
Dosea capacidad para rendir
.ompetentes y eficientes servi-
clos.
Inde2endencia, honradez,
'ntegridad, sinceridad de pro-
D6Sito Y eXper.encia, son las
mas eSenciales calificaciones Y
todas estas cosas las encontra~
"a uted en- Jose Sperandeo, que
ia vivido aqui durante muchos
amos, tomando parte en- impor
.antes trabajos civicos y frater
1ales. Su experienced como un
hombre de negocios es la me-
jor garantia que el ofrece de
su unprecedented, competercia
Y eficiente voluntad de servir
Dele su vote en- las prima-
rias de JUNO 7.
La gaceta., 1932-05-30
Function tentraI

Function teGtral
Tendra efecto ell pr6Ximo do
mingo, dia 5, en- ell teatro del
Centre Asturiano, a beneficio
del lector y actor Don Manuel
Aparicio.
La obra elegida Sc titula "Dor
Quintin ell Amargao," con letra
de Arniches y musica del macs
tro Guerrero.
Una de las principles atrac'
Clones es la reaparici6n del sim
patico tenor c6mico "Sanchin.'
Actuaran ademas las siempr'
arlaudidas hermanas Ramirez
Tulipa, Chela y Velia MARITIME
y otros valiosos elementos arts
Iticos de la localidad.
La gaceta., 1932-05-30

sino cesa de s~ostener relaciones
adulterinas con madame Lupes-
Gu.
La princesa Elena, esposa del
rev Coral reside al presente en-
Italia.
La gaceta., 1932-05-30
CARTA DE R~ECONOCIMIEN


La Sra. Avelina Alfonso nos
encarece la publication de las
siguientes lineas:
"Sr. Victoriano Manteiga,
Director de La Gaceta.
"Deseo expresar mi gratitud
a todas las personals que me a.
yudaron a recuperar mi nino y
muy principalmente al joven a
bogado Celestino Vega, Jr., del
que estare eternamente recono-
|cida.
Eel distinguish letrado fue
para mi TODD bondad y a su ra-
'pida actuaci6n y desinteresado
empeno debo ell volver a disfru-
tar del carino de mi hijo.
Gracias.
(f) Avelina Alfonso"
Queda complacida.
La gaceta., 1932-05-30

Roma, Mayo 30.-El asesina-
to del p~residente Doumer d. nue.
vo ha enfocado la atencio del
pueblo italiano sobre ell t"ata =
miento que Sc da a los refugia :
dos politicos en- la vecina R 3p1-
blica. Este tema es de gran in
teres en- Italia porque sc consi-
dera a Paris como la cabeza del
moVimiento antifascista, dirigi-
La gaceta., 1932-05-30
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Sali6 aver para la Habana y
Key West, con pasajeros, CORES
pondencia y carga, ell vapor anne
ricano Cuba, de la P. & O., que
llegara en- lastre de Mobila, lue-
go de haber limpiado ALI sus
fondos.
Hacia Port Arthur, Texas, er
latsre, sali6 ell vapor americana
New York.
La gaceta., 1932-05-30

Manana Sc cumplira ell plazo
concedido a los contribuyentes
morosos, POI. ell recaudador Bur
nett, para abonar sus contribu-
clones sin recal go alguno,
Tan pronto sc cierren los Ii
bros, en- la tarde del dia 81, ell re
caudador preparara la lista de
morosos para publicarla por
ouenta de estos.
La gaceta., 1932-05-30
SOCIALES
Grata VisitG

Grata Visita
Sc encuentra de paso por esta
lciudad, en- viaje de recreo, ell
ST.. Salvador Diaz Verson, re
dactor del peri6dico FL Pals, de
La Habana.
En- la manana de hoy tuvi-
mos ell gusto de estrecharle la
mano, durante la amable vista
que hiciera a esta reduction.
Grata estancia aqui deseamos
al companero Diaz Verson.
La gaceta., 1932-05-30
q atxIvIT

Esta noche hablara desde la
glorieta del parque de Plant, Ell
abogado Tom Watson, candida
to a gobernador.
Los candidates a juez de paz'
condestable y comisionado del
distrito de Ybor, hablaran en- un
mitin de la esquina de la Gale
% y Corina.
Otro mitin Sc verificara esta
noche, en- Sulphur Springs.
Para manana estan senaladas
tres reuniones, en- las que habla-
ran differences candidates.
Ell microbes por la noche sc
~efectuara un mitin en- West
Tampa, para los candidates a
sheriff, fiscal del condado y CO.
misionado.
La gaceta., 1932-05-30
ST listed TIENE algdn en-

81 listed TIENE algun EN-.
pleo que ofrecer, va sea de ca
racter temporal o ~permanente,
lame a los telefonos n1meros
3341 Y 1882. Tenemos registra-
dos a miles de empleados y obre
ros que carecen de trabajo. Por
este servicio no sc cobra nj al
emphante nj al empleado.
UNITED STATES
EMPLOYMENT v
COL East Lafayette Street
La gaceta., 1932-05-30
e. TEMPO

NubIados para hoy Y manana.
Vientos moderados del nordes-
tie.
Marea alta a las HIP a. M;
marea baja a las 4:26 a. m. y
$3.50 p. m.
La gaceta., 1932-05-30

Ell pueblo de Ybor City ten
dra en- Walker un servidor fiel
discreto y honrado.
Walker conoce a los haitian
ties del distrito latino y los esti.
ma en- 10 mucho que valen.
Votar por Walker significs
votar por un amigo leal y cum.
plidor de sus deberes.
La gaceta., 1932-05-30
i Hermana

dos Unidos para mandar Ia
lguardia nacional de Nicaragua
lhasta diciembre 81, cuando los
marines seran retirados. Ma =
thews lleva dos amos al frente
de la guardia.
La gaceta., 1932-05-30
Fiesta bailGble

C~ordialmente hemos sido in
vitados por la interesante Srta.
Catalina Fernandez, para ell "Se
Nor Prom Dance que Sc cele-
brara manana por la noche en-
los amplios y ventilados salones
del st. Joseph's Hall.
La gaceta., 1932-05-30
NOT1CtAS DE-
INTERES LOCAL
Viene de la lay

glorieta del parque de Plant y a
las cinco sera ell acto en- ell &C.
menterio de la Legion America
ma, #fHxUT
Hablara en- ell parque de Plant
ell fiscal Parkhill y en- ell cemen
terio ell DR.. Nance y ell Rev.
George LYMAN.
La gaceta., 1932-05-30
De Vidie

De vidje
En- la tarde de aver zarp6 rum
DO a la Habana, de donde segui-
ra viaje a Espaha, nuestro que
rido amigo Sr. JESUS Alfonso.
Sinceramente lie deseamos
una feliz travesia.
La gaceta., 1932-05-30
NOTICIAS


Washington, Mayo 28.-Con-
ferenci6 aver con ell contralmi :
rante Woodward, que supervi-
sara las elecciones presidential
les en- Nicaragua, ell secretario
de estado Mr.. Stimson. Sc trat6
en- la conferencia del nGmero de
marines que sc necesitaran pa
ra ell servicio electoral Y de la
fecha de salida para Nicaragua.
Ell n1mero no Sc ha decidido
aun, pero esperase que llegue
a $50, elevando entonces ell to-
tai de los marines en- Nicaragua
a 1000.
Despues de las elecciones to :
dos los marines seran retira =
dos.
La gaceta., 1932-05-30

Managua, Nicaragua. Mayo
3O.-El gobierno ha removable
su contrato con Ell teniente CO.
ronel Calvin B. Mathews, del
cuerpo de marina de los Esta-
La gaceta., 1932-05-30

do por italianos que obtienen
misteriosos recursOs flnancle :
ros. La frecuencia con que han
sido atacados italianos fascistas
en- Francia, ha sido causa de re-
s~entimiento en- toda Italia.
Prueban las establishes que
16 italianos han sido asesinados
en- Francia entire 1928 y 1881.
Durante ell mimo periodic SO tia
lianos fueron heridos, algunos
de gravedad. Dos periodos de
! gran violencia contra los fascis-
tas Sc han registrado en- Fran :
ella. Uno en- 1924, cuando pere-
Icieron 4 personals y 20 recibie-
ron heridas. Los ataques dismi-
nuyeron y en- 1926 no Sc registr6
ninguno, pero volvieron a sur
cir en- 1927, aumentando rapi-
damente hasta 1929, cuando 3
italianos murieron y 80 sufrie-
ror heridas.
Aunque los ataques han sido
fieramente denunciados por ell
regimen fascista, la mayor pal
t. del os agresores han sido alb
sueltos o ligeramente castiga :
dos.
No Sc culpa al gobierno fran
ces por la absoluci6n de los acu-
sados, sine al sistema que eX;s-
tie en- Francia, d@nde un jur&I
puede absolver a SUI volt 1tad
aunque las pru 50as ameriten
una condena.
Los peri6dicos italianos eX
presan satisfacc n por las ne
ticias de Paris, q que la polici;
adoptara nuevas y severas me,
didas contra los refugiados pt
liticos y Sc exp esa claramen
la opinion de que 81 Ell gobiern
frances contiene la ~agitaci6n ar
tifascista, destruira una de L
principles caus2s de los disC
tos queal presente ~diplomatica
mente separan a los dos paisos
Paris Mayo 30.-El infantt
Alfonso de Orleans, primo de
ex-rey de Espana, trabaja er
una fac lea de automobiles que
Henry Ford tiene en- uno de los
suburbics de esta capital.
Don Alfonso comenz6 hace pc
cas- senanas como un Deepen
diente y ahora es I'm mecanicO
de blusa azul.
Hasta la caida de la dinastia
de los Borbones desempen6 la je
fatura de la escuadrilla de avia-
ci6n espa lola, e hizo visitas a
los Estado s Unidos, volando cor
varioS de los mas famosos pilo-
tos arlericanos.
; Dos hijos del principe estar
estudiando ingenieria en- Suiza
;. Don Alfonso piensa que Hen.
ry Ford lie traslade a Detroit J
tiane la esperanto de llegar a sci
una de las principles figura;
de la compania del famoso mi.
t. llonario americana. ACADIA de
cumplir As amos de edad, Y sos
!. tiene que en- estos tiempos todt
/. ell mundo debiera hacer algo cor
sls manos. FL cena todas las no
ches cen su madre, la Infants
Eulalia, en- Ell convento donde
esta eS pensionista.
, Su esposa es la princesa Bea.
. triz de Sajonia-Coburgo Gotha
hermana de la reina Maria de
Runlania.%
Viena, Mayo 30.-Despachos
La gaceta., 1932-05-30

Viena, Mayo 30.-Despachos
llegad0S aqui de Rumania asegu
ran que Sc han hechO amenazas
de muerte contra el Rey Carol Y
su amante. madame Magda Du-
.cescu. FL rey ha recibido mensa-
jes firmados por una persona
que Sc cree es eb Oral, Alejan :
dro Averescu, leader del partido
del pueblo, y en- ellos Sc lie dice
que morira de manera violenta
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01
COASTS OF NEW
 ENGLAND GIVEN
 GOOD POUNDING
Weather Bureau Said That a Storm 200 Miles at Sea Had Caused 1t All

Boston, Dec 1.--(UP)--Moun. taInous waves that pounded the New England coast at high tide yesterday, undermined sea walls. halted shoreline traffic and ship ping. and isolated one community, were caused by a storm 200 miles at sea, U. s. weather bureau auth critics explained.
 Rising barometers at coastal points Indicated that the storm had abated and that there was little danger of high tides again to-day.
 Cellars were flooded, cottages damaEed. and shore-line highways submerged as far north as Porfs- mouth, N. H.
 The waters of Lynn harbor and the sea met over the peninsula connecting Nahant with the nlnin- land, isoiating that community. At Hampton Beach, N H., Mrs Harry Shea and her two small children were rescued in a rowboat after their cottage had been surrounded by water.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01
Supreme Law Body
 Final Beer Ruler
econtlnued rom l'aas II

srages without specifying alcoholic content. !.
 IS states used the one-half of one per cent limit.
 6 states used one per cent.
 1 state used Ahe presence of tht alcoholic principle.
 9 states, Louisiana and Montana, used per cent.
 state, Rhode Island, used 2.7b per cent.
 Argument is endless as to what the supreme court would do. Lt has never rendered q definition of what constitutes an intoxicating beverage. In the test case on the yolstead act, the courts majority opinion held the congress has stayed within it's power in fixing the half per cent limit. It said:
 While recognizing that there are limits beyond which congress cannot go in treating beverages as within It's power of enforcement, we think those limits are not transcended by the provisions O. the Volstead act wherein liquors containing as much as one-half or one per cent of alcohol by volume and fit for beverage purposes are treated as within that power"
 Chief Justice White said that the very absence of a definition in the 18th amendment required congress to make one.
 It is an old saying that the su- preme court follows the election returns. This is why many per sons here. trying to guess what the court will do If such a beer bill comes to 1t, say that the court will not challenge the Judgment of congress as to what is intoxlcat- ing provided this definition does not run counter to common exper. fence.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01
City Budget Calls
 For Big Increase
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holf-miilion dollars with which to carry on its current business. The money realized from the funding bonds VIII be placed back into the treasury to help the municipality
 This step Is necessary in order to reduce the tax rate at thts time and relieve the property owners burdens. It is figured that when times pick up the city will be bet ter able to swing the bond redemp- tion items on the $500,000 issue. In the meantime the property owners will benefit from the mill and one-
 The increase in the item of the charity department for 1893 over the 1032 item is $102,000. The street department item shows a drop of $5,600. Among other big items set up are ones for $310,000, to pay off the 1031 cash deficit in accordance with the charter re- auirements and $85,0v0 for paying. There is u $6,000 increase in the bond redemption item in the 1883 budget and q S0,OO0 increase in the budget of the department of edu- cation's appropriations.
 The finance board will approve the budget shortly after 4 o'clock this afternoon and the aldermen will receive the 1883 financial schedule next Monday night. At the latter session the budget VIII De referred to an nidermanic com mittee for study before the final vote of adoption is passed and the 32 and one.haif mill rate is set.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01
GERMANY MUST
 AWAIT RESULT
 OF HOME CRISIS
Cannot Attend Conference of Nations on Disarfiia- ment Until Home Affairs Become Peaceful

Berlin, Dec 1--(UP)--Germany's participation in a five-power con- Terence to bring her back to the world disarmament conference must await solution of the domes- tic political crisis, Foreign Minis- ter Baron Constantine Von Neurath informed the British and French foreign offices to-day. Norman H.. Davis, American delegate to Gen eva, arranged the conference be- tween American. British, French, Italian, and German representa- lives and had hoped to begin dis cusslons at Geneva Friday.
 At/npts by Defense Minister Gen Kurt Won Schleicher to ob- tain winter truce" among war ring political factions apparently failed. Adolph Hitler. Nazi lead CT, was understood to have re- fused to come to Berlin to see Won Schleicher, or to support Won Schleicher cabinet. President Won Hindenburg was expected to name a chancellor soon, although his choice remained open.