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The Washington times., 1932-09-28
Employment

80 Situations Wanted-Female
REFINED, experienced resident manager,
best Of references. Box 291, Times-Herald
COLORED lady would like to care for
children. 1925 Q St. n. W.
COOK, coolored. exp, good ref. neat will
COOK, colored, work Of any kind, week,
day or part time. Dee. 6703.
or 90 home nights. Excellent references.
Part or full time. North coll from 8 to 5.
Employment Agencies
CALL DOMESTIC, DEC 2419. for help, men
women. any capacity. 1897 14th.
az Help Wanted-Female
OPENING for high-type lady over 20, ex-
perienced in meeting the public. Call
Mr.. CLARK. Nat. 5863.
SHORT, thorough secretar1aI course,
ton diploma. Enroll today. Boyds School,. i
"Accredited:' 1898 st N, W. MA. 23f'
BIG commissions selling finest 81 Christi
mas card assortment: 21 beautiful fold
5nc bnH bparc4menss Reast escn1hss 1m9EeInes Also
so, Fitchburg. Mass.
BIGGEST BOX ASSORTMENT of beauti-
ful eo19red cole Christmas Cards mostly
only 36c; outsells others for 81 90. Your
PPr9fit almost 2oo% Easy ydn money for you
pie box on approval. American Card Co..
Dept. 70. Lancaster. Pa.
COLORED pantry girl. End cook for res
taurant. Wash. Bur 227 Bond Bldg.
OPENING for school teacher, in beauty
edncational work; age 2S. Apply per-
sonally. Mr.. Redford. S51 Wash Bldg.
SALESLADIES. full. spare time. Big pay.
nla
1096. National Press Bldg.
SALES women-;Household necessities, good
earnings Apply $40. 4-6. 834 10th NV
STEP AHEAD! Get going Quick sales,
big. profits yours. Artistic 81 Christmas
sf oo On SE ss Z A,s all 5c folders
Retail Boxes and Personal Cards. Write
Artistic Card Elmira. N. Y.
TELEPHONE PIX. instruction course,
$40. 226 Bond Bldg. 14th & NY. Ave.
MATTRESSES, soda dispenser, mothers
helper. Wash. Bur-. 226 Bond Bldg
wOMEN-Neat and energetic. for pleasant
contact work among your friends and
acquaintances. Mr.. Brinn, Suite 3O1, 1917
F St. n. W.
43 Help Wanted-Male
CASH for weantheTstriP prospects, also
warder s.. n. ". col SOC w. %"
established LIFE INSURANCE Co, sell
ing ordinary and industrial. Immediate
employment. attractive policies, liberal COM
mission (NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR
LAPSES) Good chance to advance Ap-
ply 3 to IL a. M, Room 2O2, CIT 18th
II YOU have neat appearance and can
to make $50 to S25 per week. Apply
Room 603. 1919 F St N. W.
MEN-3. for permanent work. grocery
exp: an asset; about S22 so while learn
ing. 200 District Natl. Bank Bldg, 3-5 m.
The Washington times., 1932-09-28
Special Notices

NOT responsible for debt. incurred in
Wash. nor vicinity by person Imperso-
mating as my wife JAMES j. HOJGARD.
The Washington times., 1932-09-28
I3 Beauty Culture School
s Musical, DANCING, Dramatic

Learn Beauty Culture Stewards School, 5!
starts you; short course. 921 F. NE. 979i
The Washington times., 1932-09-28

Wedding Announcements
s4.HoUR SERVICE: special prices. Good.
hart's. 1914 81 ST. ". W MAI. S172
The Washington times., 1932-09-28

DAKTN, HANNAH-Tn loving remem.
brance of my dear wife and our mother,
HANNAH DAKIN, who departed this life
two years ago today, September IS, 1880.
No one knows how we miss you,
More and more each day
Life has not been the same to us
Since you were called away.
Her Devoted Husband, CLIFF DAKIN:
Daughters. MRS. MARY E. DADE
and MILDRED G. MAY, and Son,
ERNEST DAKIN.
The Washington times., 1932-09-28
I21 Office and Store Equipment

OFFICE FURNITURE
Desks chairs. tables. filing cabinet.
Burroughs adding machine. typewriter,
typewriter desk, other office equipment.
bargain for quick sale. Apply Kahn
Chevrolet, 1927 Conn. Ave.
The Washington times., 1932-09-28
Announcements

CAT-Part Persian: black & white. male:
"Ruffles." Reward sol L st. N. w.
REWARD for news or return of rat ter
rier lost vic. End & N. W. Mutilated
ear Lin 1926.
The Washington times., 1932-09-28
Employment
Helm Wanted-MaIe

MEN-Neat appearing; we have an open.
men. Mr.. Brinn, Suite 3O1, 1917 st. NV.
The Washington times., 1932-09-28

William Curtis. 81. and Lola Blake,
27. The Rev. A. ]. Tyler
John Greenfield. 20. and Mary L.
Brown, ~. The Rev. H. F. Graeben-
stein.
Arthur Strong. ~. and Louise Davis,
20. The Rev. A. Willbanks.
William Hawkins, AZ, and Naomi
Stephens 21. The Rev. j. w. Armstrong.
Harrison Coleman. "a, and Emma
Mann, %. The Rev. A. willbanks.
Evening star., 1932-04-13
BEALETON ORATOR
FAUQU|ER WINNER
Miss FickIin County Cham
pion and Miss Finks of Mar
shall School Second.

Miss Jane W. Ficklin, Bealeton High
School orator, won the Fauquier County
championship in the National Orator
icaI Contest last night at the Warren
ton High School with her discussion of
'The Constitution and Modern Ten
dencies."
Miss Ficklin, the fourth Of six speak
ers who faced an audience Of 200 and
the judges, was selected for first honors
on the initial ballot. She will receive
a medal awarded to each county win
ner In The Star area, and Is eligible
TO compete in the Virginia finals April
az at Alexandria.
Second Place Winner.
Alternate for Fauquier County is Miss
Ruth A. Finks Of Marshall High School,
who captured second place with an ad-
dress on Making of the Constitution" !"
w. H. Thomas, superintendent OF
Fauquier County schools, presided over
the competition and judges we're DR..
Grace B. Holmes, Dr. Glen L. Swiggett
and Henry Sheperd. all of Washington.
A brief musical program was presented.
Fairfax County Finals.
The Virginia elimination series will
continue tonight at O'CLOCK WIN
Fairfax County finals at Madison
School, Falls Church, Va. Five speak
ers representing the high schools Of
the county are scheduled to compete.
They are in speaking order: Henry Lee
Carrico of Lee-Jackson High School,
John Marshall, the Interpreter of the
Constitution; Miss Irene C. Maxwell.
Oakton High School, Hamilton and
the Constitution; Miss F. Virginia
Thompson of Herndon High School.
"Tests of the Constitution; Wade N.
Hansborough of Franklin Sherman
High School, John Marshall, the In
terpreter of the Constitution; Lytton
H. Gibson, jefferson High School,
washington and the Constitution"
w. T. WoodSon, superintendent of
Fairfax schools, will preside at the
meeting. Judges are to be Miss Flor
ence McCracken of the Marjorie Web
ster School of Speech; Jacob Gichner.
secretary of the District Phi Beta Kap-
pa Fraternity. and DR.. J. Orin Powers
of George Washington University. A
musial program will be presented by
the Falls Church Neighborhood Or
Chestra.
Evening star., 1932-04-13
HUGE SAVING SEEN
IN SCHOOL MOVIES
Universal Use for Pupils Would
Cut Taxes Billion in Decade,
Hays Says.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 13-Universal use
of the motion picture as an aid in edu-
eating children would save the Ameri-
can taxpayers 81 900 900 900 in 10 years,
Will H. Hays, president Of the Motion
Picture Producers and Distributors, pre-
dicted Monday In his annual report.
Mr.. Hays assured more than 600,0 900
stockholders that motion pictures have
''weathered the storm" and are attract
ing greater audiences than ever before
by increasing the standard and variety
Of entertainment
BY increasing instructional efficiency
and reducing the number of repeat
ing" students, he visualiZed the time
when motion pictures would be an in
valuable arm of the educator.
Allowing for the increase in popula-
tion and considering the minimum fig
ures we have used in this estimate" he
said, 'it seems apparent that in the
decade first following the universal use
Of motion pictures in American schools
the direct saving to the taxpayer will
be In excess Of $1,000,000 900. The
saving to the city of St. Louis, with its
% 900 school children, would come to
$3.50 900 a year"
The most significant fact In the de-
velopment of the field in the present
period he ranked as the variety and
reach Of entertainment appeal"
He mentioned The Man Who Played
God" Broken Lullaby" "Arrowsmith"
and Emma" as films which were "the
fruit Of 10 years Of developing public
taste" and attributed these results to a
policy of improving the quality of SUD-
ply" and improving the quality of de-
nand"
Evening star., 1932-04-13
BROKERS LOSE BATTLE
TO SHARE TRUST FUND
legal Effort Made to Apply Part
Of $1,1Oo, 900 on Debt Claimed
| From Stock Pool.
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, April 13-An attempt to
have an insurance trust fund of ST.
100000 left by the late Knowlton l..
Ames chairman Of the Board of Booth
Fisheries, Inc, declared invalid failed
Monday.
Circuit Judge Thomas Taylor denied
the petition of Gurnett & Co., Boston
brokers, who asked that the fund be
turned over to trustees Of the estate
for application on Indebtedness.
The brokerage house alleged Ames,
who ended his life December 81, owed
1t S324,36l as the result of an unsuc-
cessful stock pool in which he partici-
pated.
The brokerage company had brought
suit against Anes before his death. He
maintained the loss was the result of
poor management by the brokers.
Anes' widow and two of his four
children were the beneficiaries Of the
insurance trust. The suit was directed
against two life insurance companies.
Evening star., 1932-04-13
React Movie Thriller.

GEENSBURG, Pa. R.-The old
melodramatic thriller with two men
battling on a precipice brink was re-
enacted here in dead earnest. John
Vacko and Nellie Blanish, high school
boys, fought with their fists, atop q 35-
foot slate dump, police were told.
Vacko toppled over TO his death.
Evening star., 1932-04-13
MARRY AFTER SO YEARS

Couple Had Not Seen Each Other
for Three Decades.
DANBURY. Conn. April 13 (P). A
50-year-old romance has climaxed here
in the marriage of Henry M. Siemon,
rs, and Mrs Ef1e M Wilmarth Of Osh-
kosh. Wis
When Siemon went to New York last
week to meet Mrs. Wilmarth, it was
the first time they had seen each other
in 80 years
Mrs. Wilmarth had lived here as a
girl. Then she married A. j. Wilmarth
and moved To Wisconsin. Her husband
died a wear ago
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-02
PONTIAC. COACH

i02S-~NAsH Special "ep, four door, five passenger sedan. $76.00 takes 1t. Phone 4-y47g.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-02

The tsfs sf.up R1bBoN ;oARAdE. inc,
 ass West Main st. Dial s-617a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-02
NOTICE SEWER ASSESSMENT A

THE BOARD OF COMMIS- sIONHRs OF PUBLIC WORKS. of the City of Waterbury, at q meeting Of said Board, h6ld Nt4 vembSr 20, 1sSs. made assessment for sewer purposes Oh property and against pfoperty owners on Buck. inkhAm Street. from pfospe6t Street to Murray Street, to the amount set to their respective names, as follows, to wit:---
 North Side:--pofcthy Hart Pur- inton, $37.50: The Colonial Trust Co. Trustee, ss02.60; Howard P
 south Side,--sailie Milisr Smith. $20S.7s; Julius B. smith. Roy C. Wilcox, Trustees. $72.6a: Julius B. Sm''n' iEiSxsins1pTioNs
 Dofothy Hart Purint6n, 75 feet; Julius B. Smith, 7b feet.
 The above assessments become due and payable. Monday. Dec. 8. 1882. at the ofsice of the Collector of Taxes, City Hall, Waterbury. Conn.
 Attest:--
 i2-2-2t Clerk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-02
NOTICE SEWER . .AssEssMENT

THE BOARD or EOMMIS- SHOWERS OF PUBLIC WORKS, of the City of Wnterhutyfr At a meeting .6k Baid Board, held No vcmber 90, 1882. made assessDeiit for sewer purposes on propbfty and against property owners on Watertown Avenue, from. Irvington Avenue to Windsor Street, to the amount set to their espective names as follows. to wit:--
 west Side :s--Fcst, of Daniel M. Coss. $ls2.ss; Nellie T. Rick, $13T.b0: Marjorie stocking S1S7.60: Marjorie Stocking. $137.t0; Mar jorie Stocking. S12b.60; John T Drescfef, $12s.7s: John T. Dres- cher. -S1s6.7S; John T. Dgescher, 91B1.78; John ]. Mc0rath, Rose l. McGrath, S17B.10; Mary Baut1l- Rartf1er, SSS7.3S: Finances Ipcor. porated. S42a.so: Ethel D. Ubharn, Howard K. Uphann, $177.6S:
 East S.dc;--Thc City of Water.
 The above assessments become due and payable, Monday, Dec. S. 1892. at the ofiice of the. Collector of Taxes. City Hhll, Waterbury Conn.
 JOHN DICoRpo, 1l-x-lJ ~ StSLH
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-02
NOTICE OF MEETING

The stockholders of Laube Motor Lines, Inc, are hereby notified to attend Q meeting of the company, at it's office in Waterbufy, on December 27th. 1882, at ' o'clock D. m., for the purpose of consider inr the consolidation of this com pafly with the Interstate Transpor- tation Company, Inc, both of Wa BY ORDER or THE DIREcToRs 12-2-.g-16-3t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-02
PROBATE COURT. December sn'

DISTRICT of WATERBURY. ss.
 FR4B4iT5gHs 1l i5gs. COURT December End
 EsTiTE of vIKroR1yA KAz-
 LAusKAITII. alias KAzLAtJsKAs late Of Waterbury in said District,
 Upon the application of John De- links. Creditof, praying that let- ters of administration fnayN be granted on said Estate As per ap- { plication on file more fully appears,
 ORDERED, That said application be heard and determined at the Probate office in Waterbury in said District. on the 9th day cf pc. forenoon (standard fin1e), and that notice be given of the ,pehdef1cy of said application, and the time and place of ledring thereon, by pub fishing the same one time n. some newspaper having 4 circulation iii said District, also by leaving With or by mailing in registere6 letters, postage prepaid ffofh Waterburyt q copy of this order to the Opnsulatt General of. Ldtifuafiia, IS Park Row New York, on or before the 3rd day of December 1882.
 'MARaurRrrr M. FAI5Y, 12-2-1t Asst. Clerk, H9 a Hk.. f.1n L.a-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-02
NOTICE OF MEETING

The stockholders of the Inter- state Transportation Company. Inc, are hereby notified to attend q meeting of the compai1y,-at its of- flee in waterbury,, on December 27th, 1892, at o'clock D., n1., for the purpose of conaidorifiE che con- soiidation of this compnf1y with Laube Motor Liiiess 1ncs both of BY oRDER or THE DIRECTORS 12-2-g-16-3t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-02
WILBUR (. NSffaa1sGSsaHs. :. Al.

WILBUR c. WlNSHLFs et Ais THE BARLOW BROS. COMPANY, SUPERIOR COURT COURT 1fors TnS. MEW NOTICE of LIMITATION for PRE.
 SENrATION of CLAIMS AGAlNST
 THE BARLOW BROS, COMPANY
 of WATERBURY, CQNNECTlCuT
 IN AECEyvBnDaIP. .s
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Superior Court In and for New the 18th day of November. 19Ss. or. dsred that four mOMths from and After November IS, ipS2 Do and the same is limited for tNe pressntatlofl said The Barlow Bros. Company of claims against said estate and tnH g3 said Court further ordered thAt all claims not 70. presented be there. after forever barred.
 This is, therefore, tq give notice to all persons Having claims against the said The Barlow. Bros. Company that the same should be presented to him at the address herein Affsr set forth on or, before fVtar naOmthA from and after November. IS, 1889, otherwise said claims shall be fof- sy1l y'pATEp at wATERHt,RY. this soth day of ,,ss9s Noysmbsr' q gl dHSsi dlHsSisi,or,r
 Recsiver cs the Barley Bros; % %. 12-1-3t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-02
MoTlCE

Waterbury, Conn,
 D6cember 1, 1888. TO Whom It May Concern: on and after this first day of December 1889, will not be re- obonnib1e for any debts unless con- kfnctad by myself.
 JOHN BOWLING, 1R-t-st 774 East Main st.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-02
1.-THE LOST SHALL BE FOUND"-Through
 The Democrat Lost And Found Ads
0ssEEss1'szzE sEs1zEs 4 5ioSMzE. SMAE9sssSagzi Bss:%g.is i:

& 4tS6 -' ~
 AsTArE of JosupHtNu D, PHOENIX, late of WaterbuIys in rSi1 Di1tTiot, deceased.
 Upon the application of Raymond D. Dion, UxocutOr, representing said ostate to be ingolvonf. and praying for the settlement of the estate without the appointment of Com. nissioners, ns per applications on nie more fully appearn, it ts
 OEDUHDD, That 1ol4 duplication be hoafd and detefmlued ct the Probate Offt9 in Wakerbury. in said District, on the 0fh day of Decent Der A. D. 1osl nt 2.Sq o'clock in tho aftGrno6n (ntandard time), and that notice Dc tiYen of the pend. sirne and piacs of hearing thsr4qn. by publlsfing thin order one l.! sli,1s m some newspaper having q circue lafiofl il said District also pX leavc inf with or by mailing. in registered letters, postake prepeid from We. ferbufy. CODY of this order to all ,arfies tfiterested and residing with oiit fhe Probate District of Water bury, on or befof6 the End day of December 1889.
 MARGUERITE M. FAHY, 12.2-1t Asst. Clerk. =
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-02
Anylotl1cen1enfs
Fsissuah

DENxIeTRx--izonSstiy meeting de- pressi6n conditions. Df Whitfinht has always been the lowest priced dentist ir Waterbury. Plates. Se up; goid crowns. $6 up; filings. Gas and ether admi1isfered ii mi office. Dr s. L. Whltrfght, Dentist. 153 East Main St. Dial 3-s68e.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-02
speciai Notlces

-=.-szss-<E--.=:=s==..>:=s=sss. NOTICE is hereby. given. that there will be q meeting of the atpek- heldsfg cf ths Rgya, Bond q NcEts Msin Street. Bristol. Conn. ofi De- ceinber 35th, 1882 at four O'Clock in the. afternoon, for the .pufptse of acting upon the following rec on oq,:adssicn s:ssss , sdcRssd .S P shs Roata isSs.' Vcfsd: That this board recofn- mend to the stockholders of the company that the corb6fate exis- terce of the company be teftilinated @ ar,ee m os iaw. Niis T. NystfSsii. president.
 PIANOS Tuned. Have your piafo tuned for Xmas by Ari expert. SDeS- iai prices. MeCcy's, Inc. Dial s-s1i6
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-02
HOLIDAY BARGAINS

issl Ford soata.er and Coupe 1880 Buick sppft Coupe i0si Hsnd dersen Y" Motorcycle 1,2 years to pay. Open FIJI p. nt All Day Sunday. Tel. 3-5347
 329 NORTH MAIN ST.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-02
RARM TsED CAR BUYs

MALCoM MOTOR sALEs CO, J, r Cottage Place Dial 4.4f5g
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-02
Gifts for Him

AUTO ACCESSORY GIFTS
 Thatll Please the Motorists All types of Hot Water Car Heat CTS; Exide & Willard Batteries; General G Minerva Tires; Mirrors, Clocks; Polishes, etc. for all cars. WATERBURY, MOTOR SERVICE
 39S West Main Street
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-02

Occasional Chairs, Coffee Tables, Studio Couches, Living Room Suites and host of other Useful Gifts at low prices.
 A. M. LARSON FURNITURE CO, Where You Buy the Best forS Less''
 30S-31S North Main st.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-02

CLEANING, Pressing and, Aepairing ! of the better kind.. Work called for | and delivered. Mosel % Abbott
 E. Ave Dial E.03sS.
Evening star., 1932-06-03
MRS. ROGERS CHIDES
EXTRAvAGANT WOMEN
All Should Get Busy Balancing
Own Private Budgets, Says
Bay State Lawmaker.
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
Now that the public has become ma
tional balanced-budget conscious, Rep
resentative Edith Nourse Rogers Of
Massachusetts, contends everybody
should get busy balancing his and her
own budget.
Stirred up with the idea that most
Americans have been keeping up with
the Joneses' instead of living within
their means, Mrs. Rogers has gone after
women. as the family money managers
to start putting every familys scale of
living where it belongs.
To make sure the appeal would be
effective, Mrs. Rogers, in writing to- a
lot of women's civic groups, reminded
them that woman Is always accused of
extravaganza. anyhow, and this is the
time to disprove it. To be entirely fair,
she sent the letter to all the mems
clubs also
THE American husband is very gen.
erous," she said. "He allows the wife
to spend the money in the family
pocketbook. He has faith in his wife.
Does she always justify that faith?
wise spending wise saving and wise
giving affect health, morals, happiness.
Individual budgeting Is an incentive
to Go the best one can with ones re-
sources instead Of trying to keep up
with ones neighbor"
Evening star., 1932-06-03

made upon the application Of George
H. Whitten Of New York, . bond
holder, and Emma Y. Sweeney, .
stockholder.
According to. statement released
by officials of the coal company the
application was made by the two IN
order to conserve the assets and busi-
ness of the company for the benefit Of
all parties concerned" j
The appointment Of receivers fol-
lowed the filing of an answer by the
company joining in the request for
the appointment of receivers. >. i,
The application for receivers states
that the Consolidated Coal Co. was
originally organized In 1850 and that
1t is one of the largest producers Of
Evening star., 1932-06-03
CONSOLIDATED COAL co.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, June 3.-Receivers
were appointed for the Consolidated
Coal Co. by the United States District
Court here yesterday. The receivers
were directed by court order to con-
tinue the bu-iness of the corporation.
The receivers appointed are Howell
Fisher of Baltimore, Robert G. Hill OF
New York and F. R. Lyon of Fair
mont, w. Va.
Appointment of the receivers was
Evening star., 1932-06-03
Deaths Reported.
Florence ". Day. %. 673 9Th st.
Joseph Johnson. "a. Gallinger Hospit

Florence ". Day. %. 672 9Th st.
Joseph johnson. "a. Gallinger Hospital
Margaret E. Sharkey. 81. 1871 Ritten-
house st.
Emma J. 8. Murray. ss, Emergency Hos.
pital
Mary E. Gianniny, 81. 1900 Pennsylvania
ave. Sc. =
Catherine e. Straub. 81. Providence Hos
Walter w. Toles. 50. 24l3 seth st.
Patrick Bartemsn, 81, Tuberculosis Hos
Nicholas A. Hofmann. ~. Veterans
Bureau. -,
Catherine sheahan. 4s. Casualty Hospital.
Glenn Bean. A., Casualty Hospital
Charles Z; Tabos: 40. 1920 Cathedral ave.
Charles A. Mcneil. %. GalIinser Hospital.
Everett EnSor, II, GEORGETOWN Hospital =
Evening star., 1932-06-03
Births Reported.

Albert w. and Edna Z. Bowie, boy.
Rudolph j. and Laura Strickland. boy.
Antonio and .Antonia Puelisi. girl
Frank A; and Alice v. Polito. girl.
Thomas M and Hasei.L. Hin1. girl.
Edwin j. .and Sarah v. Beiler. girl.
Herman L. and Myrtle M. Cation, girl.
William H. and. Emma r. Davis. girl.
George K: and Grace B. Munson, girl.
Vernon w. and Eunice A. Evans, boy.
Clyde A. and Margaret z. Gamer. boy.
Norbert NJ. and Virginia L. Hayener. boy.
Harvey T. and Anna I. Casbarian, boy.
Anthony c. and Marsaret H. Dorr. boy.
William B. and Minnie Samler. boy.
George 3: and Glenna B. Sharpe. boy.
Francis C. and Miriam r. Rupert, boy
Evening star., 1932-06-03

:, Norma Il. Sterling. months. walter Reed
Jsmes I. Tawney. IS days. lals Anacostia
I'd. Sc.
James T. summerville. II, 27o H 81. ne.
Leah Cooley: 81, 427h H St
Oscar r. Hawkins so. Freedmen'st Hos
Estslif JeRifer. 50. en- route to Fyeedmen's
Mary a. qyanderson. -, 4ss 9 st.
Carrie Trt4by, -, Freedmen's Hospital
Alice Reed. al Tuberculosis Hospital
DDssyid sYtier; a. Preedmen's Hospital.
Theodore Z. Brown. IS. 1876 9Th st.
John W. Moody, 10. 1880 Clay st. ne.
Clinton g. Thomas, 2. Gallineer Hospital
Evening star., 1932-06-03
Railroad Receiyership.

ST. LOUIS, June 3 R.-The Mobile
b Ohio Railroad was thrown into re-
ceivership In Federal Court here today
and Ernest Z. Norris, st. Louis, execu-
tive vice president of the road, was
appointed receiver by Federal Judge
Charles B. Faris.
Evening star., 1932-06-03

bituminous coal In the country. It =
Incorporated in Maryland.
The order appointing the receivers
was signed by Judge william G. Cole
man and a bond of 100000 was
posted by the Fidelity g. Deposit Co.
Of Maryland. s>
Evening star., 1932-06-03

BE- Georse H. and Alma p. Thompson. boy.
- Clifford p. and Adeline O.. Retzer, bog,
Lander g; and az Madeline Lar, boy.
John O. and Margsret 4Goodlett, strI
Henry and Lutte Goines. girl.
Lawrence and Ruby Robinson, girl
william and E1veta Mckfffght. siTi
Cortelyou w. and Edith A. HansborouEh,
girl. . e
Almon end. Esterene Coleman. boy.
Arthur and Jennie West, boy.
Fewel and Odessoe Wofk man, boy
Haywood and Maddie Watts, boy
Robert and Connie Valentine. boy.
Evening star., 1932-06-03
Honor Jewish General.

CANBERRA P)-The Australian
branch of the Zionist Federation has
acquired acreage in Palestines upon
which to plant 10000 eucalyptus trees
as memorials to Sir John Monash. the
great Jewish soldier who commanded
the AussieS in France.
Evening star., 1932-06-03

"The Men"
Evening star., 1932-06-03

Bars on Railway Trains. e.
Express trains equipped with bars ana
,quick-lunch stands are an innovation
Of the French state railways.