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indicate terror; anxiety. as when sepa-
rated from the mother; vague desire,
as when the calf is seeking its mother
for milk, and other more or less def
mite feelings, such as proximity OF the
calf to its mother and minor acknowl-
edgments Of attention from one to the
other. These bring out low, intimate
vocal expressions.
The calf call, Murie says, appears
to be primitive sound, Issuing from
the throat with a minimum Of modifl-
hardly could attribute intentional COM
munication between individuals to this
means, particularly when calf
squeals in pain or terror. 1t is more
likely a spontaneous expression of emo
tion, which, however, may be correctly
interpreted by other animals CHANGING
to hear it. Moreover, other animals
may respond to 1t In q different way.
They appear to understand the emo
tions involved without conscious effort
having been used to convey these i'm
pressionS
Others Recognize Emotion.
When alarmed or suspicious of lurk-
ing danger. Murie found. all elk more
than a year old use a definite Gala
sharp, startling BARK Superfcially, it
seems to be word. but after a study
of it Murie concluded that there is no
precise. conscious desire to convey to
others a specific idea by the elk who
gives the alarm. On slightly higher
level than the call of the calf he be-
lieves it to be "a spontaneous outburSt,
expressing the emotion of the animal,
but just as human beings are able to
interpret correctly a cry of pain from
an animal without the aid Of organ
ized speech. the other elk instinctively
recognize the emotion involved and be-
come alert to detect the danger.
From the top of high hill I
watched a small herd of elk, chiefly
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DOUBTS ANIMALS
HAVE A LANGUAGE
Investigator Believes Calls
Are Spontaneous Express
sions of Emotion.
BY THOMAS r. HENRY.

Do animals talk?
A study bearing on this has just
been reported to the American Society
of Mammalogists here by o. J. Murie
Of the staff of the Biological Survey.
Murie was detailed to study the elk
herds of the Jackson Hole country,
wyoming. and incidentally took notes
on the different "calls" of these ami
mails, some of which were clearly
enough differentiated to suggest that
they might have specific meanings
He came to the conclusion, however
that the calls are for the most part
expressions of individual feeling. and
do not involve much direct. conscious
communication. When the elk SOUNDS
a call OF fear, for example, there is no
intention to communicate its feelings
to other members OF the herd. They,
however, may interpret it as an alarm
Baby Elk Has Own Call.
Thus. Murie found, the baby elk has
a call all its own which, by means of
its modulations and variations, may
Evening star., 1932-12-29

be interpreted by another animal, were
not consciously efforts at commdnica-
tion The animals are restless. and the
call is a spontaneous expression OF their
restlessneSs. It varies with different
seasons. Thus form Of this bugling
may be an expression of mother love
on the part of the elk COW, but 1t Is not
an expression directed toward her cali.
She isn't trying to say anything.
Evening star., 1932-12-29

Soviet Russia has just added four
large vessels to its merchant marine.
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LIBRARY HOURS GIVEN

Central Building Will Be CLOSED
Sunday and Monday.
The central building of the Public
Library. at Eighth and K streets. will
close at l pm. tomorrow as usual, will
be open until ! pm. Saturday and
closed all day Sunday and Monday.
All branches and subbranches viii be
open the usual hours on Friday and
closed from December 81 through jan
uary 2, inclusive. in accordance with
the executive order granting the hoh-
day to Government employees.
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"Bugling" Sounds Studied.

Again I came upon lone COW elk.
and suspected that a calf was in the
vicinity. Creeping up to the cow as an
experiment, I uttered the coyote call.
She came toward me at once and passed
me on the run, having missed the exact
direction Of the sound. Presently she
spied me, and after startled look she
Jumped away slight distance. shifted
about uneasily and began barking. A
little later I found the calf, 200 yards
away
She indicates, Murie holds, that the
elk mother didn't use the startled bark
as Language" intended to warm her
calf. AS far as she herself was con-
cerned, she wasn't afraid of the coyote.
She only feared for the calf. But when
she saw a man she herself was afraid,
and the bark was the expression Of her
own emotion of fear. The calf might
have interpreted it as warning. but 1t
was not intended as such. The mothers
plan for defense of her baby was not
to warn 1t of danger, but to charge the
coyote.
Murie also studied the various bug
ling" sounds Of the elk, sometimes in
terpreted as love songs, or "courting
talk" He concluded these also re-
suited directly from the emotional state
of the animal. and however they might
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cows and calves. peacefully grazing In
a small, open meadow, the calves nos
ing about their mothers and frisking
about in casual play. Suddenly one Of
the cows uttered sharp bark of alarm.
All the others froze into alert atti-
tudes, searching the surroundings for
the source of the alarm. The calves
sensed the feeling, crowded around the
cows and looked about Even though
no danger was preceived, So far as I
could see, the tension was too great
the band gave way to their fears and
fled.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
SITIJATIONS-MEN.

RUPHERS EXCHANGE has Al COOKS.
maids, houseworkers: by day. week, month
ref Investigated. Decatur 1851. 1887 llth nv
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SALE-AUTOMOBLES.

Saena saa s:e sI sssehs.
Buffers, ass champlsin 81: Col 50 IS
ears on the lot and in the display rooms
PACKARD sEDAN-New tires. motor per
,ios es 'GSas Pot Ia saia 0"ne' SICK must ''''n.e
PACKARD 4th SERIES SEDAN, s385; fine.
well kept. privately owned 5-pass. sedan at
ave- a e." National 1864 M ~" 0''''' 400 0'"'
pAckARpsm r!.c AR present stock INCLUDES two
ss ssPs6 for ss ses these oS.
a,5Tsse ,od ears include
PAIGE SEDAN 1898 one OF the best, nost
dependable. toughest cars in city for ss5
terms. Fraziers. 5l8 10th st mr.
PEERLESS SPORT SEDAN: 8 xire vh.:ls'
terms. Frazier's. 51s 10th St ne
PEERLESS SPORT ROADSTER; rehnished
looks and runs fine: bulet-shsped body s1s
down, 81 per week Frazier sl6 10Th st: ne.
Mileage $4,000 Absolutely perfect in every de-
tail. One owner. Fidelity Storage, 1908 18th,
PERcE-ARRoWs- stock Of .hieh-srade
includes cadiiiacs La SALES. Marmons. Pack
ards. Lincolns and other high-srade cars;
sare S5s You Ifo Of nr lse with nth
your purchase here. Pierce-Arrow used-car
department, 2l55 Champlain st. Col. $3.50
new: % only s25 down: no property indorsers.
Century Motors. 1915 L st, NV
PLYMOUTH SEDAN. 1e30-Lke new, only
i25 down; no property indorsers. Century
roNNT1Ac 1929 CouPE Exs,s 5,s. fns value .
PONTIAC COACH, ls30-Like new, only s25
4 d,vn. m prnpertv inSorsers Century Mo-
tors, 1915 st nv.
PONTIAC COUPE. 1890: a GOOD car in good
e9adt,on 9gs cheap to is ,o esp al TO buy
sTUDEBAKER PASSENGER 1890 SEDAN,
wells: ilo't finf "' motor SLACK Dueo nnish with
SIS 5ss SslGx Tee 81 eo 1850 OPEN Until So
sTUDEBAKER sEDAN-E7-passenger- perfect
condition; cost originally S2soo, viii sacri-
fee. ,l75. Mr. Kahn, National s977
riiUH tras: s745. Lee b Butler inc. M PISS Cham
plain st. Col. $3.50. Open until 10.
WILLYsKE1oHI 1929 sEDANavers r9od
s245 easy terms. Triangle Motor Co,
New York ave. NV
WHY'S WI KNIGHT CUSTOM. BUTT !, SEDAN, Dan
automoblis which is without doubt ne
color and appointment only 21a months old.
II Of course shows no signs Of wear; rela-
biIty. long life. beautiful was $3.50: now
sl.15o. S & ". Motor Co, 1871 l4th st.
nv Open evenings
1929 MASTER SIX BUICK SEDAN. runs like
n;syw; Al A. condition sacrifice for $3.50 cash.
AUTOMOBnES al Wescnler's auto auction,
928 H st. NV. every Wednesday and Satur-
/. DAY. 70 am USUALLY good assortment
AUBURN 8 COACH. 1e32-New: never used
Buick . Coaeh 1s32IThree days old
Address Box 365-V, star once
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

GO BY PRIVATE AUTO-Travel for less in
comfort all points. National Auto Travel
bureau 14ol Eye st. Met. 1887 as
Low RATES: ALL POINTS; PRIVATE E5I2S GARS
BUNYANs 1904 18th ST NV. NAT. 1855
PRIVATE CARS. COMFORT. SAFETY. ECO
nomicaI: ali points daily: lowest rates U
Travel Bureau. 1921 Penna. Nat. 22l8.
CAR OKLAHOMA CITY. WAY POINTS;
Saturday; also other cities. Universal
Travel Bureau 53l l4th, Room 996. Nat. 1913.
DRIVING TO NEBRASKA. JULY 23; CAN
take three passengers; reasonable rates
L France. West 2788. MORNINGS or evenings
Low EXPENSE. ALL POINTS; PRIVATE
cars daily. UNION TRAVEL BUREAU, TAFT
Hotel. IT'S G. st. NV. Met. 1886.
BUSES FOR CHARTER; PRIVATELY
owned; lowest rates; insured
Phone Nat 2l20 ~
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

tContinuedD
EoUIPPED CAFE for rent, 35S45 #; $50
per month. The Toronto, 2oo2 st, NV:
FOR RENT - In Vienna. Va; garage on
pared to do good work. R. A. biackmah'
owner. Vienna, Va.
LUNCH ROOM in NV; rent SO month 10 nno
lesse Lease. sons 1n suSnsss s,s 6ce TrIce 0hs
CIGAR, NEWSSTAND, lobby hish-grade no.
pfee tel qaPpsd % address sf sos ssV star
RooMINS BOARDING. ,,.,.
Come in and let us show you our hstinss
OF I'M. oo.' s sfry BROKERAGE Ca ss, 1890
GASOLINE, ACCESSORIES. large station; s!., n,
for sale so1 s1.I oce
CAFETERIA, downtown: lunch only, short short
hours, good business; lady can run trial
given rent, $50: two owners in y ~. years, o,h
$1,000; terms. Call after pm sag 81: .'h
STORE WITH LIVING QUARTERS; must d
sell quickly. on account OF illness reason
able: GOOD location Net. 64l5
RoOMING-1s rooms 4 baths, near Dupont
circle: low rent money maker. small ooWn
payment. o,.cr cO
,oo. x 81 81 NV H''>N'>A Nat. 1890 .
GOWN SHOP FOR SALE Best business 10;
cation in city; reasonable rent; estaolisshed
seven years Personal reasons for selling
Address Box l97-V. Star office
DRUG STORE small. in good locality rec s !
d%ts''r dress Box iz2-v. star Star once
RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. sell reason
ably cash or terms; centrally locateo room nl
ing houses Phone owner, Metropolitan obo2
FILLING sTAT1oN-Blg corner lot: with
;s" ,5ssr:a Ss q IS, esIg. Ps!
D C., on road from Washington TO Bait
more. Only reliable man able to operate
big business need apply Lease based on
mere meree and pd't SAVINGS Blds R [. Elliott.
GOOD PAYING confectionery. business for
sale Owner forced TO leave city. Don't ap;
ply unless you co1 have s.is $500 owner iofeeo
h0oTHsd' 6s icestion fa hGfms Rouse o" Small payment
,oo. Y q Nv PNoNN''A'I Nat 1890. :
s35o-ROoMING HOUSE. IL rooms rent. $50
s5oo-Roomns house. l3 rooms. baths
$3.50 Roonine house ii rooms, ? baths
Beautifully furnished rent: SIS,
Roomins hcuse II rooms ss.ns oess,on essG11,
cheap rent, $500 cash.
ssoo-Rooming house II rooms. 2 baths
nicely furnished. central; rent: SIS s,.,
ness, s2n daily: only $3.50
Lunch and fountain. rent $50 nicely equip
pei, zOOd business. sf3U' 'IerNlS
BAKERY splendid business. nicely equipped
new s~cfion no ccmpetition, rent. $40
must sacrifice for 1900.
r. NJ. CURTIS. $40 llth 81 NV Nat. 1892
BRANCH MANAGER
Washington trade territory exclusive
product sold merchants and tobbers. Our
MANAGERS making large earnings now; IN
vrstment in merchandise: factory co-opera'
tion. Phone /, L. Bailey, HARRINGTON Hotel
for appointment.
RoOMING HOUSES
sloC down buys 10 rooms, b.; rent, So5
money maker.
5000 down vii, take IL rooms. sarsse \
real honey place.
s4oo down takes IS rooms, D. rent, s75
room-renting section.
Barber shop. $3.50; rent. s35-
Merry Co, S05 10th. Met. 6S24.
Evening star., 1932-07-19

CHAUFFEUR. sober. honest. industrious; u
years experience driving in D. G. can, fur
Tlish references drive for private family or
business Address Box 353-V, Star office. III
Evening star., 1932-07-19
WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS wanted for selling Run Proof to To-
cal territory: 1907 profit permits constant,
substantial income, 9l6 G ST. NV, Room
r0l
Evening star., 1932-07-19

COLORED MAN wants work Of any kind;
reliable; best of references. l425 w 81. NV
COLLECTOR desires position with relaole
Arm; 6-year resident District good reier-
do
Evening star., 1932-07-19
SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

Cali Atlantic it 2sss, 80 3o2 st. ne ~
LADY REPRESENTATIVES can make ss
day up. soliciting orders for Quality CONT
scrbers doors in early morning like dairy
service. Call 705 Westory Bldg
NURSE. graduate. refined. well bred, good
cook; in motheress home or elderly couple,
references. Address Box 354V, Star ONCE.
sE-COMPANIoN - Refined, adaptable
lady desires position as companion to
elderly lady at nominal compensation.
Col. 6l67-J.
PRACTICAL NURSE, hospital experience;
refined; reasonable Col $3.50
PRACTICAL NURSE; child or adult; $40 a
PRACTICAL NURSING, housekeeping:, COM
petent white lady, mIddls,ssed good with
children; reference 1919 Macomb st. Cleve-
land 1891
SECRETARY -sTENoGRAPAER, 9 years ex.
secretary Hyattsvtlle 1861.
R-BOOKKEEPER, 6 years
experience; very efficient good record, dou-
Bile entry books. $40 week. National o70o.
Apt. 113. 49,
worker. experienced. some knowiedge Of
bookkeeping recommendation; minimum SAL
airy, $40. Adams 1899.
sTENOGRAPHER- -TYPIST. good education
general clerical experience. efficient, capable
age 49, general office work; not afraid of
hard wo-H. SIS week. Georgia 4947. l9'
WOMAN wants place as cleaner or laun-
dress. can gile reference. 1l46 2lst ST. NV.
YOUNG WOMAN. anxious for some work IN
baT oTn W cs dF
view Address Box 367-V. Star once.
Evening star., 1932-07-19

DRIVER twhitep wanted. experienced for
taXicab, private. good proposition. Apply AT
ct
Evening star., 1932-07-19

COLLEGE GRADUATE age 81, resident Of
desires once work. 2l32 o ST.
Evening star., 1932-07-19

must have delivery box or willns 70 at.asn
one. chance to learn auto ana elec' ousiiiesS'
lev pay to start 6ll st. nv
COOKWA-{E statesmen, experienced; for
Nashinston and vicinity: ware reduced
.ss DELI, cries to make Spp9rtcenksy cook
ware Corp for personal interview Address
Rox sl-V Star once, ce,---------,
DRIVER twhteD wanted experienced, d., ioT OF
once at 23l4 18th st NV.
MECHANIC. oil burner service. thorousnis
experienced on all types OF burners state
Address BOX l43-v, Star office.
MhG e1nditons cS anq Il you % have Selling ability We
T wi nq yon n iss ea 0ny
tunity for advancement. Apply ater ao
pm. 82s Investment Bldg IL
Sampsien. MhM "payEd pay daily ii sos Nat Press Bldg
POSTAL TELEGRAPH, Sales DIVISION. OF o.
fers permanent employment, commission pa =
5sfees ;ps'sfy cs 10 % PS sc
Building ~
SALESMAN, experienced ca ling at homes; to
sell new, much-needed' low,ptie;e SCI sIb
ord ee'i''n none Other need apply, Address Box
SAIESMEN-Now is your opportunity for a
worthwhile connection. The new F9ro. now
available for immediate delivery. offers you
detaIis giIIs'eS see M Mr. Peake, cnerner Motor Co,
1871 You ST. NV
SALEsMFN. Catholic, with car If you have
ca $50 hqss or So Room 0fa Sos s0sasq isas
Statesmen. call on drug and department. en-
store trade commission basis See MI
Never. llo5 St. NV. sth floor 10.
sAfFFMPH sfe4 pm sslS GSa 10Th R[0nosl0n E1 ~
Statesmen 81, good nropostlon. See MI;
Meyers, 8 to 2 am. WEDNESDAY Terminal
Co Is and K NV.
ALEsMEN-Splendid OPPORTUNITY for men
Een h oVp and fa9 to Prone vest
between am and I pm. for appointment
THE J R WATKINS co can use two men
knorn snd IA vert o0eT Credit
for ali repeat business steady position and
good pay 10 start. Apply before noon. oo53
9TNf vins MAN N
ons fGS Box ssv Star Once
es@psiGn g0uMG MfM tRrous6 New Ensaad n % mountain %
and shore resorts and return. must be alert
Hopsin2 9sE Iec House Hotel between 10 and 4
don't rhone ~ -
YOUNG MEN-Need at once for local cir, +,
TO start Apply Room sos, 1919 F st. NV.
MEN YANTEg T2 SELL MY NEw GENER GENERAL A.
EEEfffsEo saM saMFAssSXn M is
HOME IMPROVEMENTS THEY OFFER 4
DEFINITE FUTURE FOR statesmen. We
WANT Two Or THREE TH NE MEN TO coM- Sy
GANIzED APPLY IN PERSON an FL00R' @
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY COM
FANv. l5c9 NEW YORK AVE NV.
EXCELLENT FUTURE
For man who has had experience in selling
anrulties or ore with excellent background
interested in future in the investment
business. Address Box 69-V. Star once.
MAN WANTED.
Outside representative for an established
corporations; sales experience. while perhaps
helpful. is moi essential. as results only are
considered; straeht commission basis; very
prof; able present return and future ad-
vancement; must be known locally. Address
Box l32-V, Star Office
CHACFFEC CRS-TANlMEN.
We have openings for few men of good
character 70 own and operate
WASHINGTON'S~ SMARTEST
TANICAB.
A new tsxIcsb specially built for the city
Inspect MS car and get particulars.
CAB SALES CORPORATION,
2047 L ST. NV.
Evening star., 1932-07-19
HELP-MEN.

must have delivery box or WILLING TO attaoh
one. chance to learn auto and elec. business
Low paw to start. 6il L st nv
Evening star., 1932-07-19
HELP-WOMEN.

SALESWOMEN Attractive, intelligent wom-
en- who want to get into the selling game.
here is your opportunity: earn while you
learn. You simply follow nstructions and
your success is assured See Mr.. meyer
IDS ST NV. 9Th floor. "
Evening star., 1932-07-19

MEN sl8 and liberal commission to start,
condifional IL you have selling ability, we
viii rain you in the field; only men looking
for a permanent position: wonderfu! oppor5oo IN
tunity for advancement. Apply alter oo
n n, 9oS Investment Bldg III
Evening star., 1932-07-19

COOK. soecializes Mexican chile. Italian
dinners, Southern B. e @, sirups and sun
oaes; elevator operator or houseman. Phone
Dec 56oR (Thnmasl
Evening star., 1932-07-19

COOKWA. .{E statesmen. experienced; ior
washington and vicinity ware ieuuTtu a.u
S3i,c: no deliy cries to make; opportunltS
for fast advancement super Maid COOK.
ware Corp for personal interview Aoofess
Rox 6l-V Star ONCE. -
Evening star., 1932-07-19

TYPEwRITERs-An STANDARD makes: sev-
nnrtables; easy terms; fne rental machines;
repairs. typewriter Sales : Service Co..
i7l4 H st. NV.
Evening star., 1932-07-19

IF YOU. ARE NOT WORKING OK
ARE, WORKING AND DESIRE AN
EXTRA SUBSTANTIAL INCOME
AND HAVE A GOOD PERSON
Atty. CALL AT ROOM q. 1407
n. Y. AVE. NV, 10 O'CLOCK TO
MORROW MORNING FOR AN
INTERVIEW.
Evening star., 1932-07-19

LUNCH ROOM in NV; rent $40 monLn'
lease; going business; price only sl'ooo.
Address Box 477-V. Star ONCE. .---
CIGAR, NEWSSTAND, lobby hish-srade no.
tel equipped and stocked: going business
price, si,loo. Address BOX 3s8-v Star ONCE
Evening star., 1932-07-19

AUBURN 8 SEDAN: roomy, easy riding and
reasonably priced; radio; sl95; terms. FRA
zIer's 5I8 10th st ne
Evening star., 1932-07-19

a DEPARTMENT STORE
can use the services of thor
oughly experienced young wom-
an as head of stock in notion de-
partment. In making application
state age, experience, salary and
give reference. Address Box
144-N, Star Office.
Evening star., 1932-07-19

EQUIPPED CAFE for rent. 35x45 IT; $50
per month. The Toronto. 2002 ? St NV:
FOR RENT In Vienna. Va. garage, on
State road; good opportunity for man pre-
pared to do good work R. A. Blackman'
owner, Vienna Va
Evening star., 1932-07-19

BOARDING.
Come In and let us show you our lstin'
Of real buys
Evening star., 1932-07-19

MAINTENANCE job wanted; carpenter and
general repair man; can glve reference as
building superintendent. 223 8th st ne:
MAN. c0lored, neat. clean, wants place as
kitchen worker janitor. hallman. chauffeur.
porter: reliable. honest; references. Dec SOB.
WHITE MAN. 25 years cid, day or night
driving experienced: references. 1900 Geor-
gia ave. n V, Apt. 2
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-02
X-RAY STUNT
 AIDS CATARACTS

Detroit-If you want to see with your eyes closed or read through the back of your head. you can visit an x-ray specialist and do 1t.
 The stunt is not so crazy as 1t sounds, for 1t was demonstrated at the American Roentgen Ray so- ciety's convention here recently by Dr A. H. Pirie, of Montreal.
 Dr Pirie uses lead letters and pictures in his>experiments These block the light from the x-ray ma chine. and the shadows of these blocks fall upon the retina of the eye. even with your eyes closed. making the impression.
 '@rhe value of this." Dr Pirie ex- plained, lis that 1t enables a physi- clan to tell whether or not cata- ract operation will be successful. If the retina of the eye Is unharmed. the cataract sufferer will be able to see fhe. letters by means of the penetration of the x-ray machine"
 Dr Pirie explained that the same apparatus. placed at the back of the head. win register upon the rctina. The letters or images must be placed upside down in the ma chine because our eyes reverse the images they sec.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-02
DIVORCED WIFE OF KING CAROL
 WINS HER CASE
Princess Helene Gains Custody of Her Young Son for Six Months in Each Year

Bucharest, Nov 2.-(UP)- Princess Helene, divorced wife of King Carol, won her fight to-day for partial custody of her son, H. year old Crown Prince Michael. An official communicate announced that complete agreement had been reached regarding Michael, as well as regarding Helene's civil suit, the amount she receives from the crown for her support. De- tails of the agreement will be pub lished after Helene leaves Buch- arest within a few days.
 The United Press was advised in authoritative quarters that He. lene was granted custody of hei son for six months annually. and was left free to determine whether the boy would be with her in Ru- mania or abroad. It was also said that Helene would leave here to- morrow, probably for Italy, after Michael tells her goodbye. Helene was understood to have waived the right to determine the form of her sons education.
 It was understood that Princess Helene was guaranteed that hei civil list would be restored to B.. O0O,000 lei ($4s,000 at present exchange) annually, with assur- ance of regular payment. She was also promised a gold adjudication of 10000, 900 lei ($120,000) long overdue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-02
Estate Of The Late
 John T. Sullivan
tContinued from Page 1)

shares. $2,325. Peoples Loan Society, 10t shares, $2,500.
 Merchants Trust Co, 25 shares no value. Lux Clock Go, 1sO shares $18.000. Beardsley & Wolcott Mfg Co 100 shares, $1. International Securities Co, Il shares, 55 cents. Aetna Life Insurance Co, 10C shares, $925. R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co, 100 shares, s2,700. American Can Co, B shares $1,662.50. Incorporated Investors, 3s shares, $339. Bowman Pitman Hotels Corp | 60 shares, $1. In real estate the Hamden prop erty, the site of the Mt Carmc' Mfg Co, is listed at $12,000, was the largest. His Pennington ave nue property Is in for $8,173.95 his land in Stratford for $500. and his equity in property at the south.
 west corner of Euclid and Ran. dolph avenue, Is $1,500.
 In one of his checking accounts
 he had $1.088.66, and in another
 he had $214.S5. His jewelry wa. appraised at $500.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-02
ENGAGEMENT OF
 BRITISH PRINCE NOT ANNOUNCED
Princess Ingrid of Sweden Returns Home and Ru- mOrs of Marriage Are Not Confirmed

London, Nov 2.-(UP)-Prin- cess Ingrid of Sweden. whose cur rent visit here has given rise to rumors that she is engaged either to Prince George or the Prince of Wales, reserved a seat to-day in a passenger plane leaving for Brussels tomorrow.
 The princess arrived by air from Brussels last Thursday, and since then has seen the king and queen, as well as the Prince of Wales and his younger brother. It was not announced whetiier her departure signallized the end of her current visit.
 The Princess was Q guest in England of the Countess of Ath- lone, at Balcombe, Sussex. She spent the week end with the Duke Of Connaught, uncle of the king, at Sidmouth, Devonshire, and re- turned to London Monday for tea with the King and Queen at Buck ingham palace. Her only public appearance with Prince George was a. visit to a movie theater.