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Montana labor news., 1932-06-16
AND OH BOY, DID THE
BANKERS EVER FORK UP!
By CARL HAESSLER.
Federated Press)


CHICAGO.-Another 100000 in
starvation bonds were sold by the
Chicago Loop banks the other day.
That brings the total way beyond
$4,000, 900. Yet a week earlier the
Illinois Emergency Relief Commits
sion had been unable to get another
cent to keep the food stations open.
No money was in sight. No more
rich men were left. They had all
committed suicide or otherwise gone
broke.
A little committee of the unem-
ployed made all the difference.
When it was announced that the
relief stations would have to close
June A, the Chicago Workers Com
'mittee on Unemployment sent a
small group to Melvin Traylor,
p~inch-penny executive of the First
National Bank; Philip Clarke, under
study of He'll n Maria Dawes at the
Central Republic, and a bunch of
other bankers. The bankers nerv-
ously received the out-of-works,
heard their demands and promised
to do what they could to prevent
the starvation of half a million peo-
pie in Chicago.
The next day the plutes of the
city met at lunch and in about an
hour 81, 900, 900 of hitherto boarded
money came out of the socks and
other hiding places of the rich, and
was paid out for the starvation
bonds.
The millions scared out of the
moneybags by the unemployed COM
mittee are expected to last through
July if the Hoover prosperity does
not get worse. The best brains of
Chicago capitalism-all of whom
were against federal relief six months
ago-are now praying that the U. S.
treasury will be opened in this di-
rection. If that doesn't happen they
may have to meet another committee
of the unemployed toward the be-
ginning of August.
Montana labor news., 1932-06-16
GOTTA REDUCE TAXES, SILAS
WINES; HE PAYS S12O

CHICAGO.-"One of the greatest
handieaps is the tremendous burden
of taxes" declares Silas H. Strawn,
the man who flopped as president
last term of the U. s. Chamber OF
Commerce.
Silas, who is a multi millionaire,
paid the tremendous burden of S120
in personal taxes for last year.
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Miss Dietrich's Characterization
in Shanghai Express" is that Of
Shanghai Lily, an adventures, no.
torious throughout the Orient.
Brook plays the part of British
officer one of her legion of adj
mirers.
Miss Wong, featured character
actress in 'Daugher Of the Dragon"
has the role of a Chinese courtesan;
GLAND appears as a Chinese war
lord; Grant portrays an European
clergyman; Seyffertitz has the part
of German adventurer; Chautard,
a former director of silent pictures,
is an officer cashiered from the
French army; Palette is gambler
and bookmaker, and Miss Hale, a
veteran actress, represents a board
ing house keeper in Shanghai.
Jules Furthman wrote the screen
play of Shanghai Express" which
is an adaptation Of an original
story by Harry Hervey, novelist,
playwright and globe trotter. 1t was
filmed on an ambitious scale at
Paramount's Hollywood studios and
at several locations in southern
California.
A supplementary program made
up of comedy short reels and an
organ program, IAN American
Fantasy" arranged and offered by
Lester Huff, will complete the pro-
gram.
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Legal Bids. Proposals

NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Notice is hereby given that the Board Of
School Commissioners Of the City Of Indi-
annapolis. Indiana. will until the hour of
II o'clock a. m. Thursday February Is,
1882, receive separate sealed bids at the
Indianapolis, for:
l. Alterations to urinal system at School
No, g. 7o2 South Union street.
2. Alterations to urinal system at School
No. 10, 1855 Ashland avenue.
=. 3. Alterations to urinal system at School
No. %, 23Ql Park avenue.
A. Alterations to urinal system at School
No. 81 East Washington street and Ritter
S. Alterations to urinal system at School
No. so, Thirty-third and Pennsylvania
s. Alterations ond additions to boys,
Technical Schools. 1900 East Michigan
street.
All in accordance with the plans and
specifications prepared by the Engineering
A copy of the several plans and speci-
f1cations for each of said alterations and
State Board of Accounts, Room 305 State
House. indianapolis. Indiana. and copies
are also on file at the office of the Board
ridian street. indianapolis. Indiana. Copies
of such. plans and specifications may be
procured. by persons desiring to bid, from
($1500) dollars as security for their re-
turn in good condition to the office of the
Owner not later than the date upon which
the bids are to be received.
Bids will be received for each Job COM
plete.
No. So. as prescribed by the Indiana State
Board of Accounts. Said blanks may be
procured at the offices of the Board, $50
North Meridian street. Indianapolis. Indi-
ana.
Proposals must be accompanied by a
certified check drawn payable to the Board
OF School Commissioners Of the City of
IndlanAnOllS fundamentals
Trust Company. for three (3l per cent
of the amount of each bid Said three (3)
per cent to be held by the Board until
full bidders to be returned when contract
and bond are executed.
In case a bidder whose bid shall be &C
cepted shall not within five 90 days after
form his bid by entering into a written
contract with the Board, to perform the
work in. accordance with the plans and
specifications. and within that time secure
the performance of his contract by a
surety BOND, with surety or suretIeS to the
approval of the. Board, his certified check
main the absolute property of the Board
as liuuidated damages agreed upon for
such failure, it being impossible to esti-
would occasion to the Board.
Each proposal for one of said. six Jobs
shall be in separate sealed envelope with
character of the work to which the bid
G !Ssl system 1YH s1 AITRRAT1oNs FOR FOR
ATToNs AND ADD1TIoNs TO "a BOYS
TOILET AT ARSENAL TECHNICAL
The right is reserved by the Board to
from accepting or rejecting proposals for
not more than fifteen (15l days.
THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
A B. GOOD, Business Director.
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and Belmont; Erich Mans Folly"
at the Irving; "Indiscreet" at the
Hollywood; "Frankenstein" at the
Garfield; Husbands Holiday" at
the Talbot and Daisy; "Cisco Kid"
at the Hamilton; 1.-THE Gorilla" at
the Roxy; Branded Mem at the
Capitol and 1.-THE Brat" at the
StratfOrd.
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DIETRICH MOVIE TO
OPEN HERE TODAY
shanghai Express" with Give Brook Starts Nine Day
Engagement at the Indiana Theater.

NTARLENE DIETRICHS vehicle Shanghai Ex-
nine
This film specially pereeased
have its here ahead
out the country
Seven weknown supplement
work Of MarIene Dietrich
latest directorial production, Shanghai
These artists
Closer Hale
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Legal Auctions and Sales

PUBLIC AUCTION
The following merchandise will be sold
at public auction by the c., c., c. g. ST.
L. Ry;. IN Y. C.. r, R. Lessee( Friday,
Feb. 10, 1882. at their Unclaimed Freight
Station, corner. Capitol Ave. and South
St. Indianapolis. Indiana, at $50 a. M
Inspection all day Thursday. Feb Is, 1882
II cs. shredded wax paper; metal utility
cabinets metal and wood beds. lambs and
shades: enameled kitchen cooking uten-
sils; wash boilers; / oil stove; brooder
parts; chairs of all kinds; heavy gear
lawn fence; pictures; candles; electric re-
frigerator cabinets; end tables; rugs;
part Dbl. Oxalic Acid; 2 chest Of drawers;
mty fibre drums. canned pumpkin. 2 bags
starch; l wire farm gate; wood doors: 8
drums pressure lubricant; pals cup grease:
l suction hose, 4''x20 TT; l underground
gasoline tank; 2 bags evergreen sweet corn
seed; stove bolts; fertilizer; dining table
and buffet tops; l buffet; drum graphite;
one 100-lb. drum carbide; kitchen Sinks
root beer; ! crt. linoleumj lot sewer tile;
stepladders; 9 bbls. and 4 bags Stearine.
and many other articles. Remember sale
starts $50 a. m, Feb. 49, 1882.
J. K. VANCE. JR., SIX.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Death Notices

Death Notices
ARBUCKLE, JoHN-of 1884 Roosevelt
avenue, brother Of Alex H. Arbuckle. de-
parted this r life Tuesday, Feb. l6. age
at the MOORE 81 KIRK FUNERAL
HOME, 1880 Station St, $50 p. m.
Burial Snider cemetery. Friends invited
PLEASE OMIT FLOWERS
BROWN, REUBEN TURNER-Husband of
the late Alma Brown. father of William
and Charles E.. Brown. Mrs, GladSs. F.
Webb Mrs; Vera Steinberg and Mrs.
Violet Fields eds passed away Monday
Feb. is. 2 D. m. from the SHELLEY
BROS: WEST SIDE, FUNERAL HOME.
2002 w Mich. Friends and relatives
invited. Burial, Floral Park cemetery.
Friends may call at the Funeral Home
after o. m. tuesday.
HIATT, HATTIE H.-Beloved wife of Fred
G. tDick) Hiatt, niece of Mrs. Robert
Taylor and Mrs. Maria Ritchey, passed
away Tuesday. Feb. l6. at $50 a. M.
E. New York. Friday. Feb. 10, at p. m.
Friends invited. Interment Memorial
Park cemetery.
HOLMES. GEORGE U.--Age 81 years, hus-
band OF the late Edith Holmes, brother
Of William E. and James o. Holmes and
Of William 7. Holmes, passed away at
the DAYTON tO.l military hospital Mon
day. Feb. Is. Friends may call at the
residence of William E. Holmes, 1925
until noon Thursday. Funeral Fsl, at 1i sHIR-
LEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL. 946
North Illinois St.. Thursday, Feb. Is. at
1;sO p z m Friends ipv nm5.r 3 Burial rial
Veterans of Foreign Wars. Friends may
call SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL
for additional information.
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CHURCH PLAYERS
TO GIVE A COMEDY

Clell Rice, tenor, will have one
of the leading roles in repeat per-
torrance of the three-act musical
comedy, I'm Old Vienna" which
will be given by members of the
choir and young married peoples
class of the Irvington Presbyterian
church at 8:15 o'clock tonight in
the social hall of the Carrollton
Avenue Reformed church, East
Forty-fourth street and Carrollton
avenue.
The comedy is under the direc-
ton Of Mrs. James r. Loomis, and
will be sponsored by the womans
council Of the Carrollton Avenue
church. Mrs. Joseph S. Griggs,
president of the council, is chair
man Of the general committee on
arrangements. The play was pre-
sented to large audiences in two
Irvington churches recently.
Members of the cast are Miss
Adelaide Wagner, Mrs. Roy Kreipke,
Mrs. S. C. Copeland, Miss Nancy
Jane Hall, Charles Schneider, Clell
Rice, Virgil Phemister, Marshall D.
Lupton, Fay L. Gullion, Park New
ton, George Gable, Russell Hutchin-
son, Alfred Ferguson and Thad
Richardson. Mrs. Seward Craig,
solo dancer, and Mrs. Joe G. Cur
ry, violinist, will also take part.
Pupils of Miss Ernestine Ewing of
the Stockman studio, who will take
the parts of little fairy dancers are
Georgena Bex, Betty Curtis, Wini-
fred Freeman and Mary Elizabeth
Karstadt. Mrs. Clell Rice is pianist
and orchestra director.
The ticket sale is in charge of
Mrs. Griggs, Humboldt $780,
The proceeds will go to the cur
rent expense fund of the Carrollton
Avenue church.
indianapolis theaters today offe
Count Berni Vici and girls at the
Lyric; 'The Camel Through the
Needles Eye" at the Civic; Mystery
of Life" at English's; "The Greeks
Had Word For Them" at the
Palace; Bottom of the World" at
the Circle; Murders in the Rue
Morgue" at the Apollo; 1.-THE Other
Wife" at Keith's; burlesque at the
Mutual and Colonial
n n
Neighborhood theaters tonight Of
Ter: Pagan Lady" at the Mecca;
Under Eighteen at the Rivoli;
Secret Service" at the Emmerson;
Matt Hari" at the Tuxedo, Tacoma
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Legal Notices

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has duly qualified as administrator
OF estate OF Leslie E. Burden. also known
as Lester A. Burden, deceased, late of
Marion County, Indiana. Said estate is
supposed to be solvent.
ROBERT A. ADAMS.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Death Notices

CROFT. WILLIAM D.--Age 80, husband
Of Jane Friedman Croft. father of John
Michael Croft brother Of Herbert NJ
Mrs. Mary Harris. passed away tuesday day
evening at his home, 3l9 z. Forty-ninth
street; Services at the FLANNER &
BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Thursday at
$40 p. m. Friends invited Burial Crown
LARMORE, WALTER H.-Beloyed husband
of Sadie NJ. Larmore, and father Of Mrs
liam Larmore Of Indianapolis. passed
Funeral services viii Be- he'd at the
Friday afternoon. Feb. 10. at 2 o'clock
Burial Washington Park cemetery.
AfATHEsON. BESSIE P.--Wife Of robert
shann SnS s GasFh of MIS- b. TslI@s
son, Ind; Mrs r. M. shannon. Newark.
w. T. Shannon and Mrs. Charles Blink
ley Of indianapolis. passed away Tues
day at her RESIDENCE, 3275 Macpherson.
Services at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN
MORTUARY. Thursday, 2 p. m. Friends
invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may
call at the mortuary.
O'BRIEN, JULIA-Beloved wife Of John
residence, ii24 Fletcher Ave. Funeral
residence; services at st. Patricks
n
J. J. BLACKWELL 81 SON. Lii. tits.
Friends invited. Mass society will meet
7;30 p. m. Thursday for prayer.
ROBERTS, JOHN T-Of 2514 North
Sherman drive, beloved father of Mrs.
Maude Harper Of California and Mrs.
Elizabeth Grubb Mrs. Ida Landlord and
John c. Roberts of Indianapolis de-
parted this life Tuesday, Feb. Is, age SO
years. Funeral Friday Feb. 49,, at the
MOORE 81 KIRK FUNERAL HOME,
1880 Station St., 10 a. m. Burial
Ebenezer cemetery. Friends invited.
SAMSON. JUNE VIRGINIA-Age 26, be-
loved wife of c. E. Samson, passed away
at the residence. 3015 North, Meridian
St., Tuesday morning. Services at the
FLANNER 81 BUCHANAN MORTUARY
Thursday. 10 a. m. Friends invited.
Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call
at the mortuary.
sTYERs. MARY beloved mother of
Mrs. zellah Hinshaw. departed this life,
Feb. IL at Omaha. Neb. Funeral at the
MOORE 81 KIRK FUNERAL HOME, 3447
College avenue. Thursday 10 a. M Bu-
rial Crown Hill Friends invited.
2 Cards, In Memoriams
DUNGAN-In memory Of our dear mother.
Mrs. Sarah DUNCAN. who passed away
one year ago today.
Oh how it hurt that sad dav.
When God called our dear Mother away,
Time may heal. but it will never mend,
Our hearts Will be broken until the end.
THE CHILDREN.
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!; Radios, Musical Instruments
225 East Washington st.


225 East Washington st.
Conn Trumpet, silver gold
bell .................. Y3O
PEARSON PIANO co.
1913 NJ Pennsylvania St. Ii. 5513.
DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE-CALL Use:
AERIALS. So: GUARANTEED. Ii z.62.
Deagan 81 octave Xylophone. Reg
ular SITS. Special .....$137.5O
PEARSON PIANO co.
1913 N. Pennsylvania st. Ii. 3513.
NEW Philco. Majestic, Fada, Crosley; free
home trial; E. z terms. He. 2947:
PIANOS-T..ned So: so wears exp Best
work guaranteed. He 1894
PIANoo-Almost new. cost 5000 for SOS:
RADIO-Best buy in the city; Balkite low
boy; walnut cabinet; alf-electric;. per
feet condition. $3.50 4101 E. Michigan.
highboy. cabinet ike
new. SAC so: E-z terms. 4101 E. Mich.
RADIO, 8-TUBE HIGHBOY
CABINET. REPOSSESSED.
NEW GUARANTEE; SELL FOR
BALANCE OF $44.19. ST DE-
LINERS. RI. 1921.
SAxOPHONE LESSONS
We furnish instruments. INVESTIGATE
our plan. LORENz SAX SCHOOL Ii. 400.
Wallace Trombone, perfect condi-
ton. Regular $120. Special. .$55
PEARSON PIANO co.
1913 N. Pennsylvania st. Ii. 55ls.
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WEBSTER. 125 ST rms. Its. well, So. so.
GREGORY & APPEL, INC. Ii. 749l.
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Furnished Rooms

RENTALS
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ASHLAND. 225o-Front rm.. board. garage
OPTIONAL. He. S467.
BROADWAY. l947-s3: 'front.' light rm.;
home privileges. He. 2648.
CENTRAL CAR-527 e. 18th: modern, priv
So and $3.50: hot water. Ri. 71o8.
DELAWARE N, 20E3. Apt. 4-Cheerful
nm, or q SGT, opt. reas: Ha. 4lo5-W.
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Neighborhood theaters tonight Of
Ter: Pagan Lady" at the Mecca;
Under Eighteen at the Rivoli;
Secret Service" at the Emmerson;
Matt Hari" at the Tuxedo, Tacoma
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WOMEN-Earn extra cash during spare
time: no selling. Times Box A-310.
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10 Help Wanted-Male

Several Wide Awake Boys
for Times routes Apply rear l125 Park
Ave. between and D. m.
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B Paperhanging and Painting

1ST CLASS Paper Hanging. 81 to 50 SO per
rm.: '32 SAMPLES & esti. free. 1r 60s8.
PAINTING, Houses a spec, lowest prices
guarn., eSti free. Mr.. Willis. DR.. 5075.
PAPER HANGING-Cleanlng: esti free
Oh. 1904. FRANK JACKSON. Ir. 24l5
PAPERING. painting. roofing. repairing;
terms or cash. Guaranteed. DR.. 3263-W.
PAPER HANGING. painting: price right;
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SHELBY S26-4-rm house. gas. slectric
lights. close to Fountain So. SD no.
TALBOT. n. 2I33-3-bedrm- mod. double:
garage: reasonable.
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RENTALS
q Unfurnished HOUSES

WYOMING z. s34E5-rm- semi-mod. cot
tage. SIS; wa. pd. mr.. Va. Ave. Dr.. 3879.
18TH e.. 25i2-4-room modern double;
cabinet; near park; gar Dr. 1zSO.
s0-TT7 z5ia-5-rm- senai-mod.. zarage
The Washington times., 1932-09-02
Employment
Help Wanted-Male

Statesmen
We have vacancies for 2 statesmen to
assist in special advertising campaign.
Men of neat appearance and who Sre will
inE TO work 8 hours a day. Apply be-
tween the hours of 8 and IL. Mr. Blan-
chard. 908 National Press Building.
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Furnished Rooms

ST. 8. E.. 1882 nicely furn. rms. for
Ink. ami, reas. Line. 4926-W.
ST. Ne. 1913, Apt. 5O-Room, next bath.
c.h.w., phone, elevator service. $12 80 mo.
C ST. S. E, 11O3, Apt 4-Room and
board. $3.50 week. ATT. 1861.
D sT s.E. 1742-2 rooms. incIosed porch.
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l7ASH

NASH 1929 STANDARD Coupe. S35 down.
S20 50 per mo Looks nice. runs fine.
has good tires; guaranteed Warrington
Motor Co. 2035 18th N. w. Pot 0701.
NASH 1882 Sedan driven less than 2,UOU
miles. saws $500. Nash Orr Motor
I7Sa l4th N W
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Automobiles
Motorcycles and Bicycles

PRE- HOLIDAY SPECIAL
1880 Harley Davidson
Looks like new, Sa5
1928 Harley-Looks and runs good, $45
Slattery Motorcycle
4th and Q SITS. N. w.
Pot. 2522 .-
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GRAHAM.PAIGE
LA SALE

La Sale, early 1881
DE LUXE PASSENGER SEDAN, 8
W w. LOW MILEAGE. NEW TIRES,
LOTS OF EXTRAS. PERFECT IN EVERY
K RESPECT NEW CAR GUARANTEE. WILL
SACRIFICE. OBERT HERSON, ~ Flor
idS Ave. N T..
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Want - Miscellaneous
Auto Trucks

REQ "6" S-ton dual-pneumatic. under hoist
and dump. 1915 Robert Herson'S Auto
Exchange, 72 Florida Ave N. e.
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Automobiles
PIERCE-ARROW

PIERCE ARROW. 7-passenger Sedan, lsrg.
for wreck wagon. S75. Robert Her
sons Auto Exchange, ~ Florida Ave. NE
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F0e Room Suburban Rent Ladu Sv S55Nonthy
Automobiles
HUPMOBILE

HUPMoBILE De Luxe Roadster. 1925
wire wheels fender wells, new tires. $50
down, balance easy, terms arranged. Auto
Sales Co. 1892 18th st. N w. NET. 6y21.
HUPMOBILE 1881 "S" Sedan-SsO down,
$35 per mo Reconditioned, Looks fine.
Good tires. Guaranteed. Warrington Motor
Co., 2O35 18th N. W. Pot. 0701.
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IS Houses and Estates for Sale
District Of Columbia
Lots for Sale

~ lots IN n c. .OXiOO RI :
X sale, STa so each: terms ST
r. North 9474. after Q ., m.
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Real Estate
Waterfront Property

81 Waterfront Property
AT SACRIFICE-A very charming new
bungalow on salt water, hr from this
city; large plot: good bathing; fine harbor
II you have 800 cash, Sterling 9551
COBB ISLAND Waterir0t lots New bridge
and road. new boat and bathing pier
FOR RENT-Chesapeake Beach and North
Beach cottages. furnished, $40 per week
and up. Will accommodate from to 10
people. Nicely furnished James Z Tai.
bert. Phone North Beach 53.
NORTH BEACH cottage for rent; newly
painted: elec. After $50, AT. 4S17-J.
IS Houses and Estates for Sale
District Of Columbia
SACRIFICE-Near 18th and Girard SITS
N. E., rooms. bath ami, End floor
equipped for an apartment. 81 800 below
original cost; small cash payment and very
easy terms. Phone G. Herbert. ATT. O407
6S Lots for Sale
COLOREn-I2 lots m n c.. "OxiOO RI
for Quick sale, $Ta so each: terms. 81
mo. Owner. North 9474. after ., m.
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Real Estate
Sc Houses and Estates for Sale
Suburban

IN BEAUTIFUL TAKOMA PARK. MD.
719 Boundary Ave.-New detached brick
bungal type home built-in garage. ami.
Near schools. churches and stores. Attrac-
tive price and terms Phone ]. G. Her.
bert Att O407,
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Automobiles
Motorcycles ia Bicycles

LATE model used mOtorcycles: reas pricsp
9Th and o Sta N W POT 2B22.
RIDE the new Ligh; Twin. S24O. 1882
14th st. N W Call DEC 6065
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SPECIAL BARGAIN
The WADE 1901 18th ST n. ".

New. up-to-date: 5 rooms and bath.
cleo refrigerator porch and reception hall
Also. $40 for one room and bath
See Resident Manager.
H. r. HOW ENSTETN CO.
1918 q So. ~ v. Dist. OoOs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-06
 ACCUSED MAN TO SURRENDER SAYS
 HIS ATTORNEY

San Francisco. June 8--(U. P.) Police to-day awaited the volun- tary surrender of Public Defender Frank J. Egan, asserted implicated by his cx-convict friend and form CT chauffeur, Verne J. Doran, in the death of Mrs Jessie Scott Hughes.
 Since Saturday night Egan has been hunted by authorities. He dis appeared from weekend cabin owned by his attorney, Vincent Hal linan following Doran's purported confession before a special session of the grand jury.
 IIallinan said Egan would sur render to-day to police, and would be ready to answer the murder in- dictments which the grand jury was expected to issue tomorrow
 Doran. with Albert Tinnin. also an ex-convict, was named In the asserted murder charges, accused the man who has defended hun dreds of penniless law-breakers with running out on him."
 His story police said. told how Egan, who befriended Doran after obtaining his probation ordered him to join. with Tinnin In killing the woman who called Egan My Boy" and named him beneficiary of life insurance policies totaling $12,000.