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RENT-STORES.

AZ FLA. AVE NE-NICE SIZE STORE
Suitable for most any business. Rent re-
duced. Apply PENN REALTY CORP, 474
K st. NV. ME. 1888.
STORE AND DWELLING SUITABLE FOR
any kind of business. B. F. ST1FFLER,
S527 Georgia ave. Silver Spring, Nd.
zoos K ST N.W.-S3O MONTH: SUIT
able barber. delcatessen or shoe repairing.
Apply 2010 ST. NV, 10 to l. 4:3O TO 5:3O.
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SALE-LOTS.

ton. all city improvements. Small down pay
msnt: nnsa.. easy % %monthly payments; immedlats
ggogN LOTS, II; s;ed2' H. 13: g, sogAKE 54s7:
monthly Full commission to brokers al
lowed. Phone Greenwood 2461.
TWO ExCELLENTLY LOCATED WOODED
lots in Ashton Heights, Va. Might consider
Box 124-V. Star ofice.
CHOICE BUILDING SITES NEAR HYATTs-
vile; $500; S5 cash. So mo-: 40x1oO; trees,
e1od water eee censEste ne Eoad bus schools
ME. 337e. Hyatts 7s6-M.
Two BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON LELAND ST.
Chevy Chase. One block of Brookeville rd
Trees and improvements. 6Oxl17. Quick
sale 81 $50 each. Terms. Ma 1866
az miles from I4th and G sts.. near Lyon
Village. Va. Only Sl,50d. National 925T.
SILVER. SPRING. MD.-WILL SACRIFICE
5000 lot for $500 cash to quick buyer.
Address Box 319-X. Star office.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C, BUILDING LOTS:
available to home builders Also entire new
Conn. ave, CHEVY Chase; Nd; accommodate
builder. ROBERT E. HEATER. 1927 Eye
sewer. water, gas; s55OOO this wk. for ali
PRE oske4est oee @ Mt gave Vernon ave- E.
Phone Clarendon 272.
BUY YOUR WOODED LOT TODAY
In restricted section. We will build for you
EVERY COMPLETED HOUSE ALREADY
SOLD
Speaks for Issef
w. s. HOGE, IR..
1927 ST. NV. District 1868.
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TAKOMA PARK HOMES.


TAKOMA PARK HOMES.
Real Bargains
See 406 Carroll Ave.
Open Sunday.
S6o50 for new 6-roon house; large
rooms; tiled bath: h-wh; fireplace; oak
floors; built-in garage; wooded lot
NORTH TAKOMA BARGAIN
. $4,000 for substantial Groom house; extra
large corner lot: INV H.: 2-car garage
r. D. LILLE.
266 Carroll St. Takoma Park. GE. 5000.
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ARTISTICALLY DESIGNED.
WOODBRIDGE DETACHED.

3112 10th ST. NE.
Six large rooms.
Tiled bath. shower.
Attractive living room.
Real open fireplace.
concrete porches.
Screened and weather stripped.
Latest wall papers and electric fixtures.
2-car built-in garage.
Lot 44x199. large shade trees.
Rock garden, beautiful shrubbery.
Open and lighted each evening until 9
pm To inspect, drive out r. I. ave. to
South Dakota ave. ne. right on South Da-
kota ave- one block to home.
BURTON REALTY CO..
2024 r. I. Ave. NE. DE. O317.
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WANTED-COUNTRY PROPERTY.

WANTED 70 RENT-PROPERTY ON MAIN
highway within so miles Of D. c.; hunting
section preferred; suitable for house guests
and serving meals; no Objectionable sur
roundings highest references. Address
Boz GOV, Star othce,
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sALE-INVEsTMENT PROPERTY.

23rd AND NJ SITS NW-LOT 45x122.
side and 3O-ft rear alley; improved by 3
frames tout of repair. assessed at $500;
price only S4,500; terms If desired. OWNER
DI 5770
FOR sALE-ONE OF FINEST BUSINESS
and investment properties in Southern
Maryland Apply any real estate broker or
address Box 429-X Star office. 30
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DETACHED COLONIAL HOME.

3 ROOMS. BATHS. 2-CAR GARAliE.
An attractive Charleston Colonial home in
q convenient. nearby suburban community;
baths, lavatores, Gear garage. Living
room and game room with. open fireplace.
concealed radiators, insulation. electric
kitchen. Moderately priced with terms to
suit. Call Wisconsin 3S3l-J. between u
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SALE-HOUSES.
(Contiuued.)
1aoo bEiMoNr N.W.@ss,25O.

TODAY'S SPECIAL.
1900 BELMONT N.W-Ss.25O.
2l-foot house at I2-foot price: corner:
large rooms. 2 tile baths rehnished
from top TO bottom; nice lawn. shrubbery;
open till 8 pm, or owner. DI. o1I4. ~
NEAR 9Th Ak SITS NE-e-RMs. BRICK:
ami; Q rear porches: Gear brick gar
bargain; S495O. $500 cash. bal. monthly
REAL BARGAINS IN SMALL HOMES.
1915 Eye st n.e-Corner brick. 5 r. ana
b. elec.; wonderful buy at So; $50.
story brick, 6 r. and b.. h.-w.h.. cleo. only
$4,000
1896 G ST. ne. facing Md. awe r,
b. double brick garage. cleo; price. S4 BOO
For further information. call owner.
District 4509
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LOT, CHEVY CHASE, NV. OR VA. MUST
have trees. be reasonable and in good sec
and location. Address Box 294X, Star Of
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NO CASH-S5O MONTH

NO CASH-SOU
Includes interest. taxes. water rent. insur-
ance and payment on mortgage. This is a
comparatively new Groom brick house. with
automatic heat and electric refrigeration:
located in Georgetown. within one square OF
car and bus line and schools. Address Box
Star office
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SPECTATORS

Observation-Disclosures
Will sell the finest waterfront proposition
and half miles shore line. On CHESAPEAKE
half its real value. Address Box 423-X.
Star Office. 20'
A YEAR-ROUND WATER-F FRONT HOME.
2l2 acres and 10-room modern mouse
700 feet river frontaee. -
Is feet water at wharf-a yachtmanS
paradise.
Good, safe bathing beach.
Space for tennis court.
Only 80 miles from washington.
81 miles from Annapolis.
No mosquitoes.
No expense has been spared to bring this
desirable property to state approaching
perfection. The grounds are covered with
trees. flowers and shrubbery It's high eleva.
tion assures the benefit of every breeze ana
lutely, free from MOSQUITO pests.
The house has on the first. floor living
long, finished with paneled walls and beamed
ceiling. Dining room with corner cupboards.
large kitchen with long one-pieoe sink. large
gas range, Kelvinator. clothes chute and in
bath and iavatory. Third floor, two bed
rooms and bath. Basement. two storerooms
and servants rooms and lavatory and toilet.
Very efficient hot-water heating plant, new
tion and is weather-str very econom-
ical of fuel. Beautifully decorated Inlaid
linoleum in every room.
New boat house, 90 to 20, on permanent
piling. 3-room cottage for caretaker. Gear
garage.
This fine property will be sold for half
the money that has been spent on 1t. MAJ
be seen by appointment only.
R d. LILLE,
266 Carroll ST, Takoma Park
WASHINGTON. D. C GE 1900
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OUTSTANDING BUYS.
H6,450-EXTRA SPECIAL.
NEW ALL-BRICK BUNGALOW:
House As #. wide on beautiful
wooded lot rs IT. wide. New paved
street Full sodded lot. Last word
in modern equipment and finish.
Slate roof, weather stripped. copper
screens. Full cellar. Garage with
blue stone drive. SAME with 4
bed rooms and baths for S1,45O.
66.750-SEM1-D TACHED-PETWORTH
On beautiful. wide. ree-arched
ave. Featuring a most exceptional.
large lot, with huge oaks spread
ing over beautiful large yard. Six
large rooms, h.-w.h. Just remodeled
inside and out. The choice loca-
tion Of this popular section.
e525o-TAKOMA PARK
Six-room bungalow. Large rolling
lot. Many trees. H.-w.h., garage
e7,s50-1N BEAUTIFUL WOODBRIDGE.
NEW ALL-BRICK BUNGALOW.
Five rooms Div room 12x19). Lot
SO it. wide. Built-in garage. A
charming home.
FISCHER & CO.,
1927 Eye st. Ma O566
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EXCELLENT LOCATION.
COT Gaar-io Ava NJ w ca

EXCELLENT LOCATION.
5631 Georgia Ave. NW.-S65.
1404 K St. CAFRITZ. D1. 90So.
NW-732 llth ST.-LGE. STORE, $50. 90
NE-415 st.-Sto. & 3-r.. b. apt. 1900
NW.--4O7 K St. nr. Center Market. $500
NW.-1004 Eye st-Downtown- 1000
NE-I352 Fla. ave-Large store. $500
NW-qO6 1st st,-Large store. 30 90
THOS D. WALSH. S15 11th ST. NV
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WANTED-LOTS.

WOODED; 81 800 CASH IF DESIRABLE;
NV. D. C. nearby Maryland or Va; COM
plete details. Address Box 71V. Star ofhce.'
IMP. LOT, Sc SECTION, SUITABLE FOR
small detached house. Give location, price,
terms. Address Box 154-V, Star Office
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SMALL PLACES. CONVENIENT TO D. C.
FREDERICK COUNTY FARMS.

FREDERICK COUNTY FARMS.
Several fine Frederick County farms from
$4,000 up. $4,000 will buy 120 acres, g
room stone house fine buildings. electricity
available; 100 acres limestone soil under
cultivation. 20 acres timber. Barn. ~ by 40
See photOS,
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o. Acres, Neat Home-S90O.
Overlooking river valley and State hway.,
cozy rooms. good barn, smoke and poultry
houses; estimated 1000 cords wood 300
r R ties, variety fruit nice stream; 5000.
part cash; pg "a big FREE catalog. STROUT
AGENCY 14c1-N Land Title Bldg. Phila.. Pa.
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

COL. BEACH, TO i ROOMS, IS WEEK
up water. cleo; 'front.' clean; like new.
MA. 3671. co. OS4S.
WEST CHESAPEAKE BEACH LARGE
furnished cottage. elec use Of row boat for
fishing and Grabbing; $l5 week. Phone AID.
S353-
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WOODBRIDGE, d. c.

w OOI/INIIDJI@, II. =.
1900 Perry st.-2-family house, . baths,
private entrance. breakfast nook, cleo re-
frigeration. large porches. garage: reduced
price must be sold. bargain; easy terms.
F. SONNEMANN. owner
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ID. r. B. FARQUHAR. Ashton 141
Brooke Manor"

100 ACRES. So ACRES CULTIVATED IN
tobacco. corn, wheat and rye, balance in
hardwood and pulpwood timber: stream and
springs; apple peach pear plum and cherry
trees and grape arbors. New Groom house
barn, storage house. chicken house, corn
crib and 2-car garage. Two mules. horse.
2 COWS, . hogs. about 300 chickens and all
farming equipment go with the place. Price,
s.. 900. Terms Will exchange for small
detached house in CITY or nearby suburbs
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
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SALE OR RENT. FURNISHED. LARGE
cottage and acre of ground; Just back OF
South River Park, private beach. POS feet:
electricity. fine well, bath septic tank. etc'
Large waterfront lot. directly on South
River. about . acres, old house. Price cut
in hall for quick sale.
Lots. with private beach, in Oak Bluff.
Fine shade. sandy beach.
Patuxent, the Severn and the bay; $4,000
UP.
R D LILLE. $1,000
FROM l TO 4 ACRES ON STREAM, NEAR
Mt Vernon: boating and fishing available.
w. s. HOGE, JR..
1897 K St. NV. DI 6563.
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: ACRES ON STATE ROAD.

2ls ACRES, 9-ROOM RESIDENCE. 36x52
condition. dwelling newly painted: ,120
acres of beautiful rolling fields of high
producing clay loan soil in cultivation;
springs and streams, excellent water from
deep we'll beautiful shade; 100000 IT. OF
oak and pine timber: good roads and
schools: moderate taxes; much better than
the average farm. Can be bought fully
equipped 30 miles from Wash in Va. Ad-
dress Box 43l-X, Star Office. -
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COLONIAL HOUSES. LARGE ACREAGE.
See photographs Of Colonials and other
operties of historical interest.
sNdAII. ACREAGE RARGAINS.

r. p. Lille, aooo :.
266 Carroll st.. Takoma Park. GE. $500. =
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SOMERSET.
DTTACHED- RPICK

DETACHED|ALL BRICK.
Almost new Modern in every detail.
rooms and y baths. wide screened sitting
porch. built-in 2-car garage. electric re,
3rigeration large lot 65x11S. beautiful
shrubbery about 20 bearing fruit trees;
An opportunity to buy a splendid home
recently built for Government offcial at
sacrifice price. Located in an attractive
park-like environment. Price. S9,75O. ID
year financing
HARRY B PITTS
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VIII INs'.f,IW.
Phone Pc 63o3-J Mr. BARROW

s25 Rheem ave-: attractive. modern 5-r
and b. bungalow; nearly new; h-wh. elec :
garage; owing to illness. S4.S50; $3.50 cash
and S41.5O mo. N. E. RYON CO, 1916 N.
Y. ave. or j. E. DORSEY, pol Edmonston
I'd Greenwood 2I35
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-04

"I feel fine" he remarked light ly. Al tho ambulance he pulled off the shoes and an attendant tossed them back aboard the Tucker.
 There was pause before the last Of the fnen Of the Akron came ashore. Sailors in Bpattered oilskiDB and boots lined the rail of the destroyer. There was q HctffIin2 Of feet hnd the body of Radiornan Robert Copeland was carried down the nangplaDk as the gailors snapped 10 attention.
 None of Inc survivors would talk, nor would the men who had talk cn them from the rescue ship phoebu8 at sea 2peak Of the dis a8tcr. All had been warned by officlala Of the naval yard not 10 discuss the tragedy.
 Commander ]. F. Whitbeck of Inc Tucker. gave the following re- port:
 "f received radio instructionH to proceed 10 q point 20 miles of Earnegal Light where the Akron WaE reported down. We sighted irnunera bl" pieces Of "reckaRc obviously the major part Of the ship ~aA nowhere on the Hir- face and am convinced it went 10 inc bottom"
 "Whllr we were searching thc .nm"diat" vicinity Commander WhitbecIg said, "Wc were comrnun- icaliug by wireless with the phoe- bus. The commander of the Phoe- bus said that the Tnrn he had
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-04
France Builds
 Speedy Planes
Seeks to Win New Air Trophy Contest Set for
 May 28

the planes 10 pass test flight at least 15 days before the race, bet tering 200 kilometcrs an hour over an 100 kllometers course.
 The Aero Club de France has aD- nounced that definite course now has been laid out, near EtamDes, just south Of here. The Schneider Cup races, in which speeds up 10 333 miles an hour were reached, were flown over water.
 The course lies between Etampes, Scvran. Noisy, Chartrcs and Etatnpcs. Each plane will fly around the course ten times on two different flights and the aver age time will be taken. The only limitation is 10 a single motor of cight-lltres cylinder capacity.
 The Delage- -Kcllner Bechcreau plane nearly is completed. the bul- let shaped metal body being just large enough 10 hold the pilot, his motor and sufficient gasoline to fly 200 miles. There ls no room for any Instruments other than those required for actual flight. The wings and body are metal welded together at the seams, go that the plane is really flying tin-can.
 The DcIage 12 cylinders arc ar ranged in V-shape, 3.g00 revoIu- lions a'minute to provide speed of 100 kllOmeters. The motor weighs 7J2 pounds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-04
Waterbury Produce Market
tFurnia,ed by Conneetieui Department of Agrieulfur.
 B. p. Sforrs. local agenD

Hfutess otherwise stated quota liens are based OB sales CT good eercbantnbte products t0 retnHerS lay whoaaiers or nearby ErowerS).
 FRUITS.
 Apptes. fancy Mcintosh and Dee IJrImas 1 I.75-x.OO bu.. BaIdwiBs t.5O- i st,-t ,G5 bu. No. Mcintosh n1d Deltrsous t.5O-I.75 b1- others fJ0- .JO ba.. western boxed f.5O-2.zo but eraabefries 2.50-J.O0 bosi or- ang~s 2.75-3.25 bost strawberries .t0-.f3 pt.
 vEGETABLEs.
 Aspnragus. Cal. 3.:5-1.35 crnte, beans. green z.25-2.5O bu., beets. oe,y .le- 10 dog. brss.; broccoli 3,5O- 3,7S rrafet eabb,age. old i.i5-f.4O cwt.. new 2.5O-2.75 crate, carrots. old washed .DO-1.i5 bs.. new .10- 70 dog. brhs.I caUlsn0sver So i.v7 crate, dnsdeIiess f.00-f 50 b".i kale [ t,SO-f.G5 bbi.t lettuce, ieeberE 4.0t,- a.yO crate, pavsnips. washed f.OO- potatoes. old 110 l.1S esst.. new 50 bw., peppers 1.50-2.0O cratet v0tatoes, old l.fO-f.I5 cwf. new S.OO-s.5O bbi.t spisaeh .75-.s5 bn.i taraips. native .4O-.g0 su. Canadian .g5-.s5 bm.
 POULTRY PRODUCTS.
 Csnn. eggs per a.s! NswInId .2fI-.1It Gntherea .fg-JAt <ewtaid Medium .fst nedtspss .f4-. .tgt west era .fs-.ist live. fowl df-.i7 tb- chickens and bg0i1eYs .f7-.2x fb.t aressed. fowl .2e-.s5 ib. ehiekens .x3-.25 tb.
 LIVESTOCK sud MEAT.
 nssehsr sseek. eews .B2-.SJ lbs eaIyss .lBs-.05 gb.. meats. beef .f0-.t2 gh.. seaf .fO-.fg Ib.. iansb d1-si9 sb. pssl, fslns fO-.f1 Ib.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-04
BY ELMER C. wALZER United Press Financial Editor)

New York, April - (U.PD - Word that Secretary of the Treas ury Woodin planned to call con- ference of senators and rcpresen- tatives on silver legislation stirred up interest in silver and allied shares late to-day on the stock ex- change and helped rally the en- tire market.
 Along with the silver group. ex- ceptlonal strength was displayed by the sugar shares, several of which including American Sugar Refining and Great Western rose to new highs for the year.
 The wet group firmed up again. Tobaccos retained yesterdays gains and some added to them on aDti- cipation of a reversal in the recent wholesale price trend. Railroad is- sues were mixed throughout the day with Union Pacific weak feature. It came within a 1-4 point of it's 1893 low before meeting support. Consolidated Gas neared it's low of 40 and then recovered. American Telephone firmed up near the close as did Us. steel.
 Grains were mixed with wheat easing 1-8 to 3-9 cents a bushel. Corn. oats and barley closed with small gains. Farm equipment shares, however. continued to de- flnc.
 Silver smelling issues were first to rise. American Smelling jump ed more than a point while the 6 ureferrpd was 1iu I IT. S. Smelt, ing made q new high for the year at 23 1-2, up 5-8 and substantial gaines were noted in such copper and silver producers as Cerro De Pasco. Howe Sound, Anaconda, and Kennecott. International Silver, which has large silver inventories, was strong.
 Early in the day the gold min-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-04
MICHIGAN HAS
 VOTED AGAINST
 THE AMENDMENT
With Over Half the Pre- cincts in, the Vets Are Ahead By at Least 4 to 1

Detroit, April nichl- gan became the first state 10 ratify repeal of the 18th amendment to- day when returns from 1901 of the states 3,417 precincts gave vets an overwhelming lead Of nearly four 70 one. Vets claimed more than 70 of the 100 delegates who or April 10, will go through the for mality of voting as instructed. 4 bare majority of 51 is sufficient 10 ratify. The popular vote from 1891 precincts was: Tor repeal, 413,S45; against repeal. 135, ,01G.
 Incomplete returns indicated that the wet victory might become clear sweep as wet candidates led in practically every district. In some the lead was narrow and re- turns meager. however. Detroit, with 2f of the delegates. was slow in compiling returns. but was Riv- ing the repeal forces the largest margin Of any point In the state. Democratic candidates for state officer. including two justices of the supreme court highway com missioner and superintendent of public instruction. were adding 70 tbeir earlier lead and appeared a8- BIred of election.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-04
R UDY vALLEE AND WIFE ARE
 AGAIN ANG KY

santa Monica. Calf. April 9.-UP)-I'oIIcc Chief Clar- cncc E.. Webb. was cn route 10 New York today, rcpOrtcd1y tO restore marital happiness to the home of Rudy VaIIcc and Fay Webb VaIIcc. Mrs Webb. mother of the crOOncr's wife. said that her husband left hur- icdIy for New York last night after a long distance telephone call from Vallcc and his daughter.
 "It appears Mr Webb Is go- ing to act as Deaccnakcr again" Mrs Webb said. "l don't know what the trouble l. just some little difficulty" This Is the second time thnt Chief Webb Inns acted as Dcaccnpakcr for thc former Yale musician and his dark haired wife.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-04
Don't Quote
 Me
(I,y IujtcI PrcssI


 Washington. April d,-UpJ--, The drastic government secrets resolution damned through the jtess brought excited whispering about inc capital today concerning Icaks in official Information, codes That went astray and delicate diplo- natic situations which required the utmost privacy.
 The bill. providing maximum penalty Of sI0.0G0 fine and 10 years Imprisonment. Or both was designed to protect American diplomatic codcg. Jt was passed in m atmospcrc of mystery under suspension Of rules at inc urgent solicitation Of the administration.
 From government spok kesrncp on all aides. Including those who in- vokcd the familiar warning of "Donf quote me-" came assurances that the resolution was not intend q cd as censorship of the press.
 The wording Of the resolutionf, however. caused hurried formation Of fl press lobby which worked with speed and viRor comparable 10 the dispatch with which the adminls- traitor sent the mehssre spinning through the house yesterday.
 Hatton Summers. chairman of tbe house judiciary committee. went up 10 the press gallery 10 talk it over with the boys" after word reached him that the newest of Washington's iobbles was in full hue and cry.
 Summers Eai on n comfortable diyan and in his gentle, kindly way told the correspondents not to worry. He ls q Texas lawyer. n Former prosecuting attorney. but Inc listened to the non-leRai group rinRed around blm as if it cobstI- t1ted tho cOuDtryis leading con euiDtlDnal experts. He promised help tn getting inc measure modi- n"d in tho senate.
 Introduction of the resolution
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-04
Boys Getting
 Into Trouble Must Answer in Court Charges for Alleged
 Offenses

Four yonnsHtcrs were picked up by Tn" police to-day to face charges Of breaking and entering and theft.
 John Viola. 1G, of 248 Congress avenue, ia accused of stealing half n ion of coal from the cellar of a residence on Wilson street.
 Frank Stokes, 1G, of 2S Hickory mrc"t, Vincent Cordianna, IT. of Z7 Ridge street and John EIanley, lG, of $50 Baldwin street. will be tried on the breaking and entering complaint The alleged "brcak" took place three months ago and the police have been waiting pa tieptly to round up the three at one time, One was taken into two days after the burglary but were unable to locate his companions. About BIO in change waH taken from a South Main street store allcgedly by the three.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-04
TRUCKIsG COSTS
 FALL ON PUBLIC
 \. \. ROAD CLAIMS
Passenger And Small Com m ercial Motor Owners Pay the Bill For Super Roads For Big Trucks.

Owners of private automobiles and small commercial vehicles through their registration and op- erators' fees are actually paying q subsidy 10 sustain the operation of large motor trucks, the New Ha- ven Railroad claims in n publica- ton complied to show the reasons why the railroad believes that mo- tor trucks for hire should be placed under regulation similar to that under which the railways must operate.
 An actual contribution towards the costs Of operation Of the motor trucks is made by the public by the expenditure of large sums Of money in order to build roads and to maintain them, which will stand up under the strain of heavy truck traffic and which will be wide enough to accomodate the oper- ation of large trucks without un- due congestion to other motor Vc- hlcIes," the publication says.
 such contribution towards highway transportation certainty has been made and is being made. because 1t has been necessary TOT the state to expend upon construc- tIon and maintenance of our high ways sums far in excess Of what would have been necessary for the ordinary uses of business and so- cial transportation. Ninety percent of the commercial vehicles on our highways are small delivery wag- ons and motor trucks with q ca pacity of two tons or less. The owners of these smaller trucks and Of private passenger automobiles are paying q large proportion Of that excess cost which has been made necessary because some in- divIduai or company wished to make q profit by operating increas- ingly larger and heavier vehicles over the highways.
 "As the largest operators of motor vehicles fin New England, we (the railroad) believe that when we operate over tho pubic highways we should pay for the privilege Of using those highways for profit"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-04
WOOL MARKED.

Boston, April 4-(UP)--The lo- cal daily wool market report is- sued today by the Boston U. <. Agriculture department bureau to- day follows:
 The volume of sales in wool continues very light Prices. how ever, are showing little change. Concessions are obtainable on an occasional odd lot but quotations are steady on the principal offer- ings. Considerable attention Is being given to tho far west where new wools are being bought or contracted by Boston houses. Ac- tivIty in the west is reported to cb spreading"