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Evening star., 1933-06-18
FATRNTFW.

ON CHESAPEAKE BAY.
New, restricted development; large lots,
$3.50 up. To see these beautiful lots, turn
east at WebbS Corner, into Fairhaven rd..
continqe Y mile. then left / mile to prop
LEWIS KEISER & C. c. KEISER, Agents.
Bethesda Bank Bldg. Bethesda. Md
FOR RENT COMPLETELY FURNISHED.
From June Is to May /, $3.50; monthly
payments can be arranged to responsible
party; plenty OF crabs and good fshing.
John =: Atwell: Deep Cove. Nd, Or
PHILLIP G. AFTLECK. 1895 N z. AHa
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DESK SPACE.

WILL RENT desk space in ONCE, So 80 per
month; very cheap for excellent location
in center of business area; mailing address,
ST.; stenographic service optional. Telephone
ma, 7717. Fyrfyter Go. Room 800. 1885
u. Y. ave. nv.
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BAY RIDGE-5-ROOM COTTAGE, FUR
nished ami: S10O month. Phone WARNER,
GE. 5000. l9s
RENT. MONTH OF JULY. BEACH FRONT
Summer home, on Chesapeake Bay, at Bay
Ridge, Nd. Phone Adams 1882 evenings.
49,
FOR sALE-NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE COR
ner lot; large porches; Just being completed;
$1,000; terms. Other cottages at S2,250 to
So 500. Located at Cedarhurst, on Ches
Bay. 80 miles D. c.. via. Marlboro, Mt.
Zion and Shady Side road; well developed,
restricted community Lots and acreage also
available WALTER NJ BAUMAN, / Thomas
Circle Ma G220. evenings. CT. O747.
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ATLANTIC CITY PROPERTY

FOR RENT OR sALE-FURNIsHED cor.
tage. ~ block to ocean; IL rooms. 2 baths
reduced to $500 up to Labor Day. T., Nc
INT1RE, 108-S. Newhaven ave, Ventnor
N. J.
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-LOTS.
WANT DESIRABLE BLDG. LOT, RESI-
Dental section, Brookland; must be cheap
for cash, State location. size and price.
Address Box 177R. Star office. 49,
BUILDER WILL PURCHASE 20 TO 40 LOTS
lE D. c.; any direction; need not be in group.
but price must be right for cash. Give lot
Star Office
Evening star., 1933-06-18

Lieut.. Cleland, who left Washington
aboard the Destroyer Hamilton, pro-
ceeded with that ship as far as Nor
folk, where he was detached and re-
turned to Washington overland.
Evening star., 1933-06-18
Boulevard View

Within fifteen minutes of
Washington, on the Mt. Vernon
Boulevard, there is offered the
opportunity to secure a home site
overlooking the Potomac River
in this new. beautiful subdivision
within price reach of every one.
This subdivision Is only eight
miles from Washington, and can.
be reached by continuing on the
boulevard through Alexandria
and turning at the gas station to
the property, which is directly on
the boulevard.
Graham & Ogden, Realtor.
BOB King St. Phone Alex. 13Ot
3I3 WOcdward RIdr Ma 368f
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

347 Ac., MONTGOMERY Co, 1s MILES
from District, priced S!7;500; win trade
considered, Will assume $4,000 trust. BUELL.
i.ii,S Nj GARDNER Agent Rockville. Md. Rock
ON LEE HIGHWAY. ,VA-2o MINUTES
or home sites. consider exchange Tor income
R, Star Office Owner, GE. 6297.
BRICK HOUSES ROOMS, 9 BATHS OIL
heat, clear; for smal! bungalow or two
bqnsalogs and pay difference. Address Box
BEAUTIFUL GROOM AND ALL YEAR
Gar psrk sarase; center GT Of everything Takoma
WILL TRADE MY EQUITY IN 7-RooM
rom Chevy Chase Sc CUB address ft B Box ls-R i3-R,
Star oftice.
2o-AcRE FARM, NEAR DAYToNA BEACH.
Daytona Beach, 10000. or trade for OF
o eba%y fSss for bthf
farm, go miles from Washington, good road
go9d opqna 5oni hOuSs 10 trade for sT
@66 Carroll St, Takoma. GE. 5000.
NICE BUILDING LOT, AT sELBY-oN-THE-
car n good condition. SH, 3617.
CLEAR COTTAGE. IN REsTR1cTED-WAT
front colony, having rooms and bath:
worth $4,000; for home In or near D. c.
subject to one trust clear ground Call
owner after pm. Emerson 6S12
10 ACRES, NEW 4-RooM AND BATH
house, electricity. 30 miles from city in
VA free Of incumbrance; price $500,
SsrIV OF vii o trade PAT WAGGAMAN. Fails
OHIO FARM WANTED IN TRADE FOR A
modern Washington home. Address Box
359-R. Star ONCE.
1869 INGLEs1DE TER.-OPEN; BED
rooms, 3 por., gar; rent. sell, terms; trade
equity clear ground, BEACH property.
NEARBY MD. FARM. LESS $4,000; SMALL
house or garage. Address Box 274-R, Star
Office
OKLAHOMA CITY OWNER OF DOWN
town d. C. business property. valued at
$40 900 will trade equity over first trust
OF 100000 for property in or near Okla
homa City.
THOs D. WALSH
S15 l1th St. NV. District 755S-7559.
10 ACRES, ADAPTABLE FOR
DEVELOPMENT
And home site purposes: - minutes from
Vheart of city; will communicate. Address
| Box 42S-M, Star ONCE.
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.
frn-flr..I

WATERFRONT PROPERTY.
(Continued)
COOL ROOMS. Mr. WATER; ALSO APART
ments furnished; reasonable. MRS. BRAD
LEY. 21 seaview ave. Ocean View, Va. 49,
SPECIAL LOT SALE.
CALVERT BEACH.
We are offering for short time only
beautiful level building lots, nicely wooded
overlooking the Chesapeake Bay in popular
refined subdivision at
ONLY SIS PER LOT.
Fine beach, excellent fishing, reasonable
restrictions.
FREE PICNIC GROVE.
Come down and select your building site
Go through Marlboro to Solomons Island
road, then continue on Solomons Island
road through Prince Frederick to Calvert
Beach entrance. miles beyond Prince Fred
erick. AZ miles from District line.
CALVERT BEACH DEVELOPMENT CO.,
zoos 11th st. NV. District 2l24
For Sale or Exchange.
Widow having business interest elsewhere
must sacrifice exceptionally attractive water
front farm. 300 acres. one mile water front.
splendid harbor. modern buildings. fully
equipped with stock, implements. growing
crops. Price slashed, generous terms. Ex-
change for residential or investment D. c.
property. An opportunity for farmer.
yachtsman or speculator. GILBERT DENT.
Point Lookout, Md.
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SUMMER COTTAGES.

SUMMER HOME ROOM, FURNISHED.
colonial farm house In southern Maine, near
small lake. Fireplaces; excellent bathing
beach accessible. Rent moderate for July
or season. SH. 1854.
RENT TO RESPONSIBLE PERSONS ONLY
Beautiful Swiss chalet q rmsD, on Holly
wood Cr.. Patuxtent r. opposite PIT Pa
tience; private dock, good beach, Grabbing,
fishing. etc: $50 a week; cook available.
Tel. Brad. 273.
lantic Ocean--A new, 1882 cottage, modern
conyeniences; seven rooms and bath, two
porches: cottage screened; living room with
fireplace: shower of back porch; price. $500.
Prom now until middle September. Apply
Mrs. w. C. WATSON. 923 1st ave-. Will
Transport, Pa.
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RRoOKIANn SPECIAL
LOOK! 45OO-TERMS

bINOOIAI.z11.C II ~ ~I1N4Elt1' =. a. -
100. entirely recoAditioued; sold originally
for $3.50. now S5,95u, on easy terms: Call
North 1903. OF inquire 2317 r. l ave ne
Evening star., 1933-06-18
MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE

WAN1ED-Load or part load to N. Y. OF
vicinity; " rate. Assured service. K. & z
United Van Service. 1919 18th Ma 1922
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A BARGAIN.

REDUCED TO S4,750.
S-room, 2-story frame house 4 bed rooms,
tile bath, room with sink and gas. room
for bath 1st floor; oak floors and trim; can
be made into private 2-family fats at
small expense paved street; some cash,
balance easy: drive out Ga. ave. to Fire
Engine House at Silver Spring. Nd. and
turn east to S113 Grove st. GE. 53S6.
Evening star., 1933-06-18

The following personnel changes in
the Reserve at large have been an
nounced:
designations: Ensign James j. Burke,
Lieut.. Comdr. Paul l.. Hammond, En-
sign John w. Maloy, jr.; Lieut.. William
M. McGinitie, Lieut.. Joseph w. Null
lally, Ensign Hamilton Powell, Lieut.,
(Junior Grade) Paul T. Shultz, jr;;
Lieut.. Duane S. Tweeddale, Ensign
Claude A. Youmans.
Evening star., 1933-06-18
TTST IISTFN-S6,95O.

SAChlFI(E Al t,-ob.
Va. HighlandS-6-r-. 2-Story frame Colo
nial; double siding. double floors: TO be
sold at about SOC, on the dollar; living
7. l2l2x23 IT,, large fireplace. oak floors
downstairs. open staircase. large dining +.
and kitchen, 3 fine bed =, cross ventilation,
bath with bui!t-in fixtures shower, front
and back porcheS h.-w h. large basement.
laundry tubs. large lot garage, southern
exposure; circumstance demands the owner
TO make tbs tremendous sacrifice: you need
81 900 cash. balance 10 suit, come early, this
will not last long. J. L. PRICE. exclusive
agent. 202 Mount Vernon ave at Oakcrest
Office Phone Clarendon 272.
AURORA HILLS-NEW 5-f. MODERN
Colonial bungalow. at S695G; free and
clear no trusts TO renew" Open for in
spection. 293 Warren ave; Come out and
see what S6.950 really will buy. Also, JEFF
ferson Park section. large old l2-r: estate
with about ! a acres OF high-claSs land on
the ridge; beautiful shade; wonderful op-
portunlty for valuable property; 10 minutes
70 d. c. at 5000 See this and others
II you are buying selling or renting, see
J. l. PRICE at Oakcrest. Va; ONCE. 2OS
Mount Vernon ave. Phone Clarendon 212
MT VERNoN-40o ACRES WITH OIL
house at a bargain price. At Alexandria
Old brick house. beautiful stairway snc
trim. and one fourth block Of ground. large
trees; this is an exceptionally good buy
GEORGE M REYNOLDS
GA King St Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria g33: residence. 1444.
Evening star., 1933-06-18

BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
story house of 6 rooms. dining alcove. =
baths. converted into 2. separate apartments;
suitable for small families or one large
family; near bus (15 minutes to Wash.l,
schools stores; nice neighborhood; dry. high
basement. fenced yard lawn; lately redec-
GRATED; in good condition; price includes fur
niture of l apartment. 143 e. Clifford ave.
next st. parallel Hume ave), Potomac,
Alexandria, Va.
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WOODBRIDGE, DC.

3151 Monroe st. New 7-room house, tile
nath, shower, modern kitchen, elec. re-
frigeration, garage, large lot Bargain
price. $3.50
Evening star., 1933-06-18

The following enlistments were re-
ported at Reserve headquarters during
the week: Enoch D. Chase, fireman.
third class. assigned to the Sd Division;
Frank F. Coon, pharmacists mate, sec
ond class, assigned to the Battalion
Staff; Donald B. Pollock fireman, third
class, assigned to the I'd Division and
Charles A. Conrad, seaman, second
class, assigned to the I'd Division.
Evening star., 1933-06-18
ROBERT A. HUMPHREYS, e-oo

saTdeni 1i' Shade and fruit trees; lot 50x200;
S4.75G' reasonable terms; or well rent.
OWNER. P O. Box 1874 Pa. ave. sta. D. c.
Evening star., 1933-06-18
AUTO LOANS.

AUTO LOANS.
NEED MONEY QUICKLY?
AUTO BANKERS CO. 9o3 n. Y AVE NV
o,,,v AUTO LOANS PRocgREpi r.,v
F1NANcE SERVICE. INC.
BROKERS.
939 N. Y. Ave. NV. Ma. 3s04. 3S05.
LOANS PROCURED ON AUTOS
NJ. GREENBAUM. 1904 I st. NV. 81.
Loans Procured on Autos.
Reasonably and Conidentially.
UNITED BROKERAGE CO..
943 N Y, Ave. tCor. 10TH. Nat. 6556.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
HAVE SMALL FUND, WASHINGTON
money, for construction loans for home
owners. Address Box 19S-R, Star ONCE.
MONEY DELIVERED IMMEDIATELY
$5oo-Pay $3.50 $3.50 Wk. k si'oo9-Pay s4.5 SO wk M
BILDMAN Co. 3io Bond Bid Nat 2490
SEE ME FIRST-lst. 2nd AND ard TRUSTS.
No red tape. quick service; reasonable.
S339900' rpy $I150 VIZ $500. $500. rpy 1920 VIZ
$1,000. rpy. $3.50 wk $4,000. rpy. $1,000 wk
$4,000. rpy. S12.50 wk $4,000. rpy. $500 wk
$4,000. rpy. $3.50 wk S4 900, rpy. $4,000 wk
Above payments include principle and in.
terest and can be arranged monthly and
bi-monthly. DR.. A. HENRY. INC. 101o Eye
st. NV. twhere Eye meets N. Y. ave.).
Evening star., 1933-06-18
SHORE PROPERTY.

OCEAN CITY. MD-SMALL COTTAGE ON
ocean front: large screened porch: ami;
BENEDICT MD. = BUNGALOW: SHORE
front; rooms; screened throughout; rent
$50 week: salt water: fishing; bathing; 30
miles. ME. 1884
Evening star., 1933-06-18
SUMMER HOUSES.

SUMMER HOUSES.
FOR RENT-Summer home at Blue Ridge
Summit, two hours drive from Washing
ton; nine large rooms, furnished; two baths;
servants quarters; Handicapped grounds;
must be seen to be appreciated; reasonable
rental for season. After Sunday. call
Cleveland 631S.
Evening star., 1933-06-18
CHEVY CHASE MD

O41FfA1K@
Price reduced $4,000 for immediate sale;
Colonial center-hall, rooms, . baths; large
corner lot, owner. 70O5 Meadow lane.
Phone WI $3.50
Evening star., 1933-06-18

NEW HOUSES-SAVE HIGH RENT AND
avoid 2nd mortgages: nice homes built new
for $1,000 up. Consult w. N. CHRISTMAS,
STRUCTURAL Engineer. Walnut s416-J.
Evening star., 1933-06-18

NEELD ESTATE AT PLUM POINT. ON THE
bay, during the opening of SECOND section
offers amazing bargains in the finest quality
bayside lots. Drive through Marlboro and
Solomons road to Plum Point road. Special
indictment this week to help solve the
problem of a Summer home for families
who measure up to our standard. but find
money temporarily tight limited number
OF two-room bungalows right on the Shore
absolutely rent free to families during time
they are paying installments on lots pur-
and permits immediate enjoyment of this
wonderful shore. despite depression. Very
limited number, so don't delay 19'
Evening star., 1933-06-18

A BEAUTIFUL 9-ROOM HOUSE SUR
Rounded with trees and shrubbery, acres
is owned by elderly people who have no
use for IT, miles from the city, Just OF
Lee Highway; greatly reduced in price, can
be bought on easy terms. Clarendon
Evening star., 1933-06-18

400 ACRES-GOOD GRAIN AND GRASS
mile OF water frontage. close to State road.
Bul!dihgs IN good shape. Sacrifice. $4,000.
1erms Sl.6UO down. THOMAS S DAVIS,
Charlotte Hall. St. MarYs Countv Nd -
Evening star., 1933-06-18

The Secretary Of the Navy has ap-
proved the recommendation of the Sc
lection board for the selection of one
officer of the Naval Reserve for pro-
motion to the rank of captain The
board recommended Comdr. Frank Ross
Lackey.
Comdr Lackey now is on duty at the
headquarters of the Sd Naval Dis
trict. New York, in connection with the
instruction, training and drilling of the
Naval Reserve.
Evening star., 1933-11-06
FORECLOSURE LAW
ARGUMENT Is SET
q. S. Supreme Court to Pass on
Emergency Legislation to
Protect Homes.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Arguments will be heard in the
United States Supreme Court this week
on the validity of the emergency legis-
lation designed to protect homes against
foreclosure.
1t is the first of emergency relief
measures to be taken up by the high
court for decision. Others are on the
way, and will be speedily decided. One
case challenges the validity Of the New
York milk control act under which the
minimum retail price is fixed by the
State Milk Control Board.
The case TO be argued this week.
brought by the Home Building g. Loan
Association against John H. Blaisdell
and others, attacks the Minnesota
moratorium act which was passed to
protect property owners by extending
the time in which they may recover
property sold on the foreclosure of a
mortgage
Other important questions also will
be taken up during the week for oral
argument. Among these Is the COM
plant of the Montana Board of Rail-
road Commissioners, supported by the
National Association of Railroad and
Utilities Commissioners of various
States, protesting against the action OF
the Interstate Commerce Commission in
fixing railroad rates on intrastate ship
ments
Evening star., 1933-11-06
IMAM ISLONG WAY |
FROM PERFECTION
Or. Thomas H. Morgan, Noted
EvoIutionist, Says Char
aCter Often Hidden.
Rr the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PASADENA, Calf, November g.
DR.. Thomas Hunt Morgan, one of the
worlds leading biologists and evolu-
tionists, who this year was awarded
the Nobel prize in medicine for his dis
coveries in heredity, thinks man has a
long way to go to reach perfection.
"As an old friend of mine says, the
only insane species in the animal king
dom is man." DR.. Morgan said.
There is no doubt that man, as an
animal, inherits characteristics, good
and evil, as do animals and plants.
II am not so certain that genius is
hereditary, but -mindedness Is
transmitted to the third and fourth
generation.
Heredity Mendelian.
STUDY of human beings reveals that
heredity rests on Mendelian laws. 1t is
quite possible that the evolution of
civilization may be due to the presence
of recessive characteristics that make
man gentle and tractable, rather than
wild and independent.
THE heredity of any one character
is possible. There are receSsive and
dominant characters. The recessives
are hidden and come up only after sew
eral generations. The dominants are
always identified.
I'VE have found 600 kinds of char
acters in the vinegar flies. There are
as many types of human abnormalities
in humans as in flies.
Medical men prefer to keep alive
detectives. Nature tends to destroy de-
fectives.
Certain Humans Immune.
Enough is known In genetics to say
that we are certain that certain hu-
mans are immune from certain infec-
tions. The genetic evidence is suffi-
cient to show that genes are involved.
In plants and animals 1t is easy to
propagate the classes with immunity.
But in man that cannot be done-so
easily.
Doctors are not very much impressed
with the work of nature in perfecting
the human mechanism, because they see
now it breaks down too often.
ut would be serious to think that
man could not bring about better evo-
luton than the cruel methods of ma
| ture."
Evening star., 1933-11-06

millionaire tobacco king, who escaped
last week from Alcala de Henares
Prison, where he was interned on o
political charge.
A report reached here from Madrid
that the Spanish government, after
meeting of its ministers, has decided
TO apply for his extradition.
No official step has been taken as
yet, but several Spanish detectives,
Evening star., 1933-11-06
JAPAN DENIES REDS
AIR-INvASI0N REPORT
Says Planes Chased Bandits Near
Border, but That None Crossed
Into Russia.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
TOXIC, November 6.-The war Office
directed to Moscow today fiat denial
of Soviet reports that japanese planes
few over Russian territory
"A few Japanese army planes are as
sisting in bandit t-suppression operations
near Manchukuo's eastern frontier"
spokesman for the war Office said.
But, he added, they "have been
ordered to keep within a line kilo-
meters inside the border
Furthermore, there are never more
than two or three on any aight-neyer
such number as Soviet reports.
alleged
The report at Moscow was that O.
squadron of japanese military airplanes.
including eight scouting craft and one
bomber. few over Soviet territory No
vember 8
In response to war Office queries as a
result Of word Of the report here, head
quarters Of Japanese garrisons in Man
churia and Korea denied that any
planes had crossed over Russia
It was upon this denial that the war
Office based its statement.
Evening star., 1933-11-06

High school. was read yesterday at ths
celebration of washington state Sun-
day in the washington Memorial
Chapel.
The tribute was read by Rev. W. W.
Taylor of near Norristown, Pa. The
altar was decorated with flowers pre-
sented by Miss Annie B. Molony Of Nor
ristown, In memory Of her mother.
Evening star., 1933-11-06
Bronchial Injections
Need Creosote

For many years our best doctors have
prescribed creosote in some form for
coughs. colds and bronchitis. knowing
how dangerous it Is to let them hang
on.
Creomulsion with creosote and six
other highly important medicinal ele-
ments quickly and effectively stops all
coughs and colds that otherwise might
lead to serious trouble.
Creomulsion is powerful in the treat
ment Of all colds and coughs, yet II Is
absolutely harmless and is pleasant and
easy to take.
Your own druggist guarantees .Creo-
mulSion by refunding your money II you
are not relieved after taking Creomul-
sion as directed Beware the cough or
cold that hangs on. Always keep Creo-
mulsion on hand for instant use.-Ad-
vertisement.
Evening star., 1933-11-06

Forced to choose between attending
court to appear against burglar susr
poets or assisting at the program Of
entertaining Mrs. Franklin D. Roose-
velt at the Worlds Fair in Chicago
October 81, Mrs. Alt decided to skip
court, so she went to the fair and
helped entertain the First Lady The
next day, November 1. she went to
court. Judge Harry E. Miller gave her
a lecture on the ways of justice and
the value of being punctual He re-
minded her that the burglary case
had been dragging in the courts since
1928. Then he fined her $40. Mrs.
Alt countered with the plea she had
been to court 20 times in the case and
felt the visit of Mrs. Roosevelt justified
her playing hockey from court.
"A. P. Photo.
Evening star., 1933-11-06
Woman's Club to Meet.

BERwYN, Md, November 6 (Spe-
ciaD The Womans Community Club
of Berwyn met this afternoon at the
University of Maryland, with the home
economics department Of the institu-
ton as host
Evening star., 1933-11-06
PAY TRIBUTE TO STATE

Washington Is Honored In Service
at Valley Forge.
VALLEY FORGE, Pa, November 8
pa tribute TO their State, prepared
by students of the wenatehee, Wash.
Evening star., 1933-11-06

under government instructions, in
qdired regarding March at the police
station here.
Evening star., 1933-11-06

Ecuador Feels Quake.
GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador, November
R.-Fairly severe earth shocks were
felt here at dawn yesterday.
Evening star., 1933-11-06
MAY ASK ExTRADlTl0N

Spain Probably Will Seek Return
of Tobacco King.
Evening star., 1933-11-06

GIBRALTAR, November 6 R.--
Spain may ask the British government
for the extradition OF Juan March,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-13
COWS BRING HIGH PRICE
Fifty Head of Fancy Cattle Sold at
State Playground.

Fifty head of mich COWS with an
average price of S155 changed hands
at the annual sale of the Indiana
and Illinois Guernsey Cattle Breed
ers' Association Thursday at the
Indiana state Playground The top
price for a single COW was $500. More
than 1000 persons attended the
sale.
Among those making extensive
purchases were Almus G.. Ruddell
and Fred G. Mithoefer, both of In
dianapolis. The COWS purchased by
Mr.. Ruddell have average more
than $50 pounds of butterfat year
each, more than three times the
average annual production Of a
dairy COW.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-13
BONDING FIRM SUES
LOCAL CONTRACTORS
Recovery of $4,000 Paid on Claims
Judgment Is Demanded.

Suit to recover $43,09821 from
Croel P. Gender and Elmer j.
Culbertson, local contractors, has
been filed in superior court three by
the United States Fidelity and
Guaranty Company of Baltimore.
According to the complaint, the
amount asked was paid in settling
claims against surety bonds written
by the company for Gender & Cul-
bertson on construction jobs.
The claims we're judgments for
material and labor amounting to
SAL, 748.21 used at a Center township
school at Thirty-sixth and Gale
streets, and $3.50 on another con-
tract, it is alleged.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-13
CLASS TO VISIT PLANT
Purdue Extension Students VIII
Inspect Water Works.

Inspection Of the Indianapolis
Water Company property will be
made Saturday morning by Purdue
university extension class in en-
cheering problems, operated in CO.
operation with Indiana university at
the latter's extension center, 122
East Michigan street. Maurice
Graney, Purdue instructor in me-
chanical engineering, will be in
charge of the class for the inspec-
ton.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-13
Hospital EmpIoye Dies

Funeral services for Edward L.
Moore, 70, who died early yesterday,
will be held at tomorrow in st.
Anthonys Catholic church, of
which he was member Burial
will be in Holy Cross cemetery.
Mr.. Moore, a plumber in the en-
ploy of the Central States hospital
during the last sixteen years, was
born in Hamilton, O., but came to
indianapolis more than fifty years
ago.
Surviving him are son, Edward
F. Moore, and five daughters, Mrs.
Mary Smith, Mrs. Josephine Spragg,
Mrs. Helen Kirsch, Mrs. Agnes
Wood and Mrs. Adeline Dooley, all
of Indianapolis; sister. Mrs. Mary
Downey. Hamilton, and a brother,
John Moore, Memphis.
Friends may call at the home of
Mrs. Spragg, Ills West Fifteenth
street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-13

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