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The Washington times., 1933-02-11
Reception 7 onnorroW

Representative and Mrs. Ber-
trand Smell will give a recep-
ton tomorrow afternoon in
honor of the Republican mem
bers of the House of Repre-
sentatives and their wives.
They will receive in the Chi
neses Room Of the Mayflower
from 4::30 to $50 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1933-02-11

Frank w Mondell Mrs Virginia White Speel Mrs Harry
K. Daugherty Mrs Luther H Richelderfer, Mrs Edward
A. Keyes Miss Pearl Mccall Mrs. Ellis A. Yos Mrs. How
ard Leroy Mrs. Edwin Lord Mrs. Harry Hull and Mrs
George H. Lorimer head Of the League Of Republican
Women in Philadelphia together with number of other
prominent members of the League from other cities.
Hostesses to Entertain Groups Of Guests
The honor table was adorned with pacques of spring
flowers, the other tables grouped about it. The
following members of the "Le Cabinet group occupied
special table Mrs William R. Castle wife of the Undersece
tary State; Mrs Wilbur J. Carr, Mrs James Grafton
Rogers Frederick H Payne Mrs Harvey Bundy Mrs
Julius Kline Mrs Arch Coleman, Mrs Ernest Lee ahncke,
Mrs R. w Dunlap Mrs Thomas D. Thacher Mrs. Monte APP
pei Mrs Seymour LOwman Mrs Frederic A. Illt0n Mrs.
Charles D. Lawrence Mrs W. W. Husband and Mrs. Seth
Richardson.
at Mrs Cabot Stevens table which Sonora de Alfaro wife
Of the Minister of Panama the honor guest Mrs
Clarence Dill Mrs Earl Mckinley. Mrs Marie Sheridan Mrs
Hartman Mrs Macarthur Mrs Wade Ellis Miss Janet
Mrs Erskne Clement Mrs Charles williamson Mrs Robert
H McNel, Miss Luela Chase and Mrs. Strickland Gillian.
Violin Recital to Follow Luncheon
The Marine Band played during the luncheon, and at
its conclusion Miss Sylvia Lent accomplished young Wash
ington violinst gave recital accompanied by Miss Wni
fred Lakeman at the piano.
Mrs Porter H. Dale chairman arrangements, and
of the features of the luncheon the charming
souvenir each of which adorned with picture
Of the "First Lady,
Mrs Simeon D. Fess Mrs George Dale Mrs. Elizabeth
Simpson, Miss Mary G. Simpson, Miss Consueo Northrop
Miss Stella Clodseter and Mrs. French
Mrs Horace R. Shares guests Mrs. Bertrand H.
Francis n Savage Mrs. j. Thompson Wales and Mrs.
John Merriam.
Mrs James R. Mann was hostess for party which
included Mrs James S. Parker Mrs Hutchison l. Cone
Mrs. William Fitch Kelley Mrs Perry S. Heath, Mrs R.
NJ Kaufman, Mrs Stetson, Mrs Henry Alvah Strong,
Mrs Henry Parsons Erwin and Mrs Frederick G. Hicks
The Washington times., 1933-02-11
To Attend Opera

Members of the diplomatic
corps and officials of the
United States Government will
be present at the gala per-
formance of Bizet's opera,
Carmen" to be given tomorrow
evening at half past eight
o'clock at the Washington Audi
torium, under the direction OF
Maestro Alfredo Salmaggi.
The Ambassador of Turkey,
Mr.. Muhtar; the Minister of
Norway and Nine. Bachke, the
Minister of Guatemala and
Sonora de Recinos, Associate
Justice Harlan Fiske Stone
and Associate Justice Owen j.
Roberts of the United States
Supreme Court, the Secretary
of Labor and Mrs. Doak. and
the Director General of the
Pan American Union, DR.. Leo
S. Rowe will be among those
present as will the members
of the Legation of Sweden who
will occupy the box of the
Minister of Sweden, Mr.. BoS-
trum, who will be out of the
city. This party will include
Baron Johan Beck-Friis. Coun-
selor of the Legation and
Baroness Beck-Friis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gustaf Weidel and Mr..
August Won HartmanSdorff.
X X X
Mrs. Paul H. Bastedo will en-
tertain at a small dance this
evening.
The Washington times., 1933-02-11
Women Of the Cabinet and Supreme
Court Groups Sit at Honor
Guests Table Today
o y 8&33 y co"''".

The League of Republican Women paid delightful
compliment to Mrs Hoover wife of the President, today
when they entertained at luncheon in her honor at the
Willard 1t attended by of the largest gather
ings of Republican assembled in the Capital,
The Washington times., 1933-02-11
Staff Photo.


remarkable not only for the charm of the house but for
the beauty of the grounds which surround it.
Mrs Jensen, wife of Capt Henry Martin jensen U. S.
N, walking Jackie, her daughters Scotch terrier
when met her and though he just little
shy he consented to pose. Capt and Mrs jensen with
their sub debutante daughter Mary Anna, make their
home in Massachusetts Avenue where they frequent
hosts at charmingIy informal parties
The Washington times., 1933-02-11

MRS. GRAYSON Qeft) wife of Rear Admiral Cary T.
Grayson chairman of the Inaugural Committee snapped
she 'hurryng down Connecticut Avenue, for she
too like many other Capital hosesses, is busy making
preparations for the round of parties planned in
nection with that all important event. Adm. and Mrs.
Grayson will entertain party of guests at Highlands
Evening star., 1933-09-17
314 Penn. Ave. Sc.
GET OUR COMPLETE LIST.

GET OUR coMPLETE LIST
A MOST UNUSUAL HOME.
homes west of 10Th. near Rock Greek Park;
high. cool location not Tar from transport
Detached brick. rooms. sun porch. .
baths a bed roomsl. plus servants quarters,
earage. plenty of closet space Completely
Attractiveness. home comfort. convenience
and economical operation are built into this
Rental less than carrying charses IN
spect at once.
CHEVY CHASE D. c.
Sem; detached: new-house eondtion asl do 8
r. and b. eIss cHEyY ystrtsi CHASE sa5ass Nd $500
Detached 8 r. and b.. garage; elec. refrie
splendid environment: 5000, 0,o9,,,
or. . b.. ami; will recondition through
'N,' ,asa II j HARRy sW B. PITTS ME- 1900.
2426 End N.E-$45.
Five rooms and bath three porches
and large rear yard
2221 RANDOLPH N.E.-$6O00
Detached. brand-new: living room
dining room. 3 bed rooms. tiled bath
kitchen garage. Frigidaire.
433 DECATUR ST. N.W-S65.00.
Living room. dining room. 3 bed
rooms. bath. kitchen. Q porches. ga
rage. Frigdaire.
716 FARRAGUT ST. N.W.-s65.00.
rooms and BATH . inclosed porches
622l 18th ST -N.W.-SOOO.
, rooms, baths p2 and ssrage age con
Toom faane y5es bes roSm srifht sd fnlhhs bath
kitchen. 2-car built-in garage. laun-
dry tubs and extra lavatOry in base
4s47 IILiNoIs AVE. N.W.-ss5.oo.
14th rooms sns GHrR1rH baths 81 81 aSs6 SSSper
DESIRABLE HOUSES
FOR RENT
At Very Reasonable Rent.
In Very Good Condition.
1925 wyoming ave n:w.12 r. 6 b..
al MI irv,Es garage :; Key at ONCE law sa5ooo
lSat ann, V'as garage. &c Key at i7sso Av 1880
59oa ssnd ,ksv s. nTMS y otscsy b. Anil
farage ga se" key es at ONCE J.: An 1880
44s JsfsrsGR sRss St n MAI b. ami &, %
ami. gar. (Key at ofhce). $500
III 7Key 1 at ofice.j. - " $500
ami, gar lKey at 1900. base --oo
1ss4 " st. ne.36 r. b.. amii.:::: $50
1873 ST. S.e,-b r., o.. ANIL. 4T.oO
% 7Key. at store, 655 ....., 1880
garage key at ONCE ......... 1880
1912 L st. ne.--4 r. b.. Arc. elec.. $3.50
wa va r.. b.. ami. ikey at 1906 $500
1920 MINI. ave. se.-5 r, b., stove,
COIORED HOUSES.
key at 249i.S 5000
at at ofice.i -. ........ -, '': - 1850
At oficeJ 45oO
31o st. n.w.-6 r.. b., lat: elec... $3.50
TX tKey "a at ONCE - =. - 80. " 5000
B. F. SAUL CO.,
eeb 18th se. NV. National 500.
Evening star., 1933-09-17
RENT-FLATS.

1873 IRVING-5 R. & B; ANIL; GAR. SAT. 90
go Newton-5 r. & b.; ami.... 80 80
N E. RYoN CO. 341s 14th. co. 1877.
s ST NE-6 R.. ATTIC, PORCH; ON
corner. near Emery School. Rent reduced.
Key first floor
BARGAIN BY OWNER-FURNISHED SIX
room fiat with garage. $50. .3o2S North
Capitol ST. North o3ol-J.
.5O5 11th NV ROOMS. BATH. PORCH.
SiO.50.
a5I3 18th nw-5 rooms. porch h.-w.h..
$3.50.
1866 Chaplin nw-6 rooms. bath. porch.
$3.50.
DONNELLY & PLANT. Inc.
1874 Park Rd NV CO. OS3S.
Evening star., 1933-09-17

NINE ROOMS. = BATHS. FRIGIDAIRE Ss5
unfurnished: SllO furnished. Phone EMer-
son 745S for appointment.
BURLEITH, 31lS T NW-ATTRACTIVE.
six rooms. so month unfur.: $50 month
fur; ami; garage. OWNER DECATUR 81 ~
USES-APARTMENTS ALL SECTIONS
Car and Guide Free
ROBERT l.. McKEEVER CO,
22s Shoreham Bldg. National 4150
Evening star., 1933-09-17

SIS. S5.750-BEAUTIFUL sIx-ROOM BRICK
house. built. financed on your lot In Chevy
Chase or elsewhere Sample house lust com.
Boz 1890 star O46cA.
Evening star., 1933-09-17
HOUSES-FURNISEED.


OFFICER S WIDOW WILL RENT COM
reasonable; elec refrig. oil heat CT. s249.
NEAR INDIAN SPRING COUNTRY CLUB.
Spanish stucco home. rooms and baths;
oil heat. lear garage. beautiful groundS'
soc1ATEs SOC INC. i5dG 5SSf St IT, NV. Ma 14ss
OPPOSITE WESTERN HIGH, 1885 R. R.
Stone front rooms, double ,,,s screened tei1,z
po.e9 completely nI SaG, redecorated' Elec'roiuS'
IN CLEVELAND PARK-6-RoOM DETAcH-
ed frame, large yard. double GARAGE. FIRE;
hSe
Changed address Box Dob, Star office.
40 RrTTENHousE ST; NW-sEM1-DEi;
bath. hardwood trimmed throughout; rent
S65. Telephone GE. S22o.
4So9 18th ST. NW.-OWNER WILL LEASE
oSin h6Ise attTactvelg fuGrlShea rms M
Telephone GEorgia 0313
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED sIx,RooM
house gas heat car garage Must MESt be faen seen
Conn. ave chevy Chase, Md.
WILL RENT REASONABLY. WHOLE OR
e!uslve Gus " section se'-i Tel Potomac $50 "
sIX-RooM HOUSE. COMPLETELY FUR
yard: bus line; garage. Phone EN-. 6114.-
So splendidIy furnished bungalow; heat
Gated; garage. SHepherd e546.
sEMI-DETACHED BRICK, 8 ROOMS. TWO
baths. built-in garage; best residential sec
tion Just off 10th: twenty minutes down.
town; sacrifice rate to discriminating tenant;
years lease or longer. GEorgia 4947.
CHARMING FURNISHED HOUSE. GREAT
Falls road Va; - acres. beautiful view, 3
bed rooms, open fireplace. modern conven-
fences: $50. Phone Ma. 1716.
1909 kzth ST. NV. AT MASS. AVE.-"9
front rooms. 8 baths. garage; suitable for
club. etc. Possession Oct. !.
1890 BILTMORE N.W.-GOOD RESI-
Dental, convenient location 10 rooms. BATH
garage. yard. Newly decorated. SS5. Owner
53ol 5th ST, NW.-SEMI- DETACHED. NICE
ly furnished; ; r. b.. brick gar. Immediate
possession. GE. O119.
OPEN SUNDAY.
66O4 East ave. Chevy Chase, Md, block
and half from Wisconsin ave. east about
100 feet from Bradley lane. between Conn.
and Wisconsin avenues, attractive BUNGALOW,
5 rooms, bath fireplace: good condition;
mds. quarters attic: Frigidaire. detached
garage. beautiful shrubbery. evergreens;
walking distance grammar and high school: :
attractively furnished. S17.5O. Will rent
unfurnished SO. DIXIE REALTY co.
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HOUSES-UNFURNIsHFD.

DESIRABLE DETACHED HOUSE, ROOMS.
nssnl iine iarSe YARD YARD etc. ETC.: % bed room:. b.ths'
maids room. electric refIiserator. latest
closets: available oct. /. For particulars.
call Adams 0606. 49,
BEAUTIFUL GROOM HOUSE. 1881 VAL
ley place s.e.-Convenient to navy yard and
airport. Rent. $47.5O per month. HARRY
PORETSKY, INC. 621 Irving st. NV. co.
1879.
MT. PLEASANT, 1929 NEWTON ST. NV
10 rooms, , baths; convenient location;
excellent neighborhood. Columbia 1901.
PETWORTH, 500 BLOCK ALLISON sT.-6
rooms, Frieidaire; high elevation; screened
porches: On bus line. Telephone Green
SEM1-BUNGALOW.
4306 Fessendon st. NV, Just OF Wiscon-
sin ave-, 8 rms, bath. modern, large yard,
garage: $50. DIXIE REALTY CO., National
$3.50 Sunday. potomac 2712.
l4O5 WEBSTER ST. NV, RMS. BATH.
detached frame: S67.5O. DIXIE REALTY
CO.. National $3.50. Sunday. Potomac 21l2.
Evening star., 1933-09-17
HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.

10 Z ST. NE.
Seven rooms. bath. oil burner. electricity:
brick. in row; 2-car garage; house in Al
condition. Key at No. 10 r. l. ave. ne
Rent, $62.50.
B. F. SAUL CO..
National 21OO. 925 18th st. NV.
.s55-BEAUTIFUL CoNDITION-s65
9Th ST. S.E.-3-story basement brick
rooms: End and 3rd floors; h.-wh., eiec.
A. G. HOUGHTON & CO.. REALTORS.
1915 H st. NV. Phones DI. 1886. 1857.
Evening star., 1933-09-17

41@7 GA. AVE. NV ROOMS. 2-CAR
garage. $3.50.
$50
1915 sth st. n.w.-6 rooms. . porches,
garage. $3.50
605 9th ST. NE rooms, bath. S35.
472s 9th st. n.w.-Corner; rooms. ga
rage gas heat; $40
1917 Vermont ave nw.-6 rooms, bath.
$50 80.
2S"1 18th ne-Detached; rooms ga
rage; $50 80
1896 5th st. n.w.-6 rooms. porches.
So 80
io6, owen pl ne-6 rooms. 3 porches.
"11Si Kenyon ST. nw-s rooms. . baths,
garage, S61.50.
WAPLE { JAMES. INC. ,,
Evening star., 1933-09-17
OPEN SUNDAY
OPEN SUNDAY.

ShIN SI1hoC battDEsNS
1905 Hunt ave, detached stone residence,
rms, : baths, built-in gar. Frieidaire.
automatic heat; attractivelv furnished Can
be inspected-agent at house all day Sun
day. $50. Further particulars call DIXIE
Potomac @112.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-ATTRACTIVE COR
ner detached. : rooms. elec. refrigeration,
3U2o.
Evening star., 1933-09-17
NOIpI-N y. IIC VI I'M
SOS N. Cap. St REALTOR MA g

BRIGHTWOOD SPECIALS!
500 Somerset pl n.w-6 r. b.. b i ga $50
.22 Tuckerman st. n.w.-6 r. b.. b.-i. g. 30
ti03 Somerset pl n.w.-6 r.. b.. b-i. g. so
514 Tuckerman ST. n.w.-6 r. b., b.-i. G. 30
10 Somerset pl n.w.-6 r, b., b.-i. e. So
126 Underwood ST. n.w.-6 r., b.. b.-i. g. 55
These houses are lovely semi-detached
brick; good condition. Keys at rs SomeI-
set pl NV. for above houses. DIXIE
REALTY co. National $500
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OFFICERS WIDOW WILL RENT COM
modious Cleveland Park home. furnished
reasonable, elec. refrig.. oil heat. CL. e949.
Evening star., 1933-09-17
Observation-Disclosures.

1928 W ST. sE.|SEVEN ROOMS. BATH
weather stripped ami, large yard. scar
garage ba1I porch. screened. Apply to
OWNER. zoos Nichols ave. Sc.
9ho9 18th ST NW-6 ROOMS AND BATH.
8 porches; near Central High School: in
excellent condition; sos. CHAS. E. TRIBBY
SONS s14 District National Bank Bldg.
District 477S
500. SII VIRGINIA AVE. S.E.-6-ROOM
brick electricity. hot and cold water; newly
decorated; $1,000 each. e. W SIMPSON
CO, 1927 Vermont ave. ME. 300.
CONN AVE, OPP. BUREAU OF sTDS.-.
Senli-detached, new-house condition; bed
rooms, 2Shaths, sleeping porch. maid ssroom,
- W. G. and A. N. MILLER. District 4464.
Evening star., 1933-09-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

DESIRABLE AR AND B. APT, TAKOMA
Park. Md; sleeping porch: garage keVl-
nator: $50 OWNER. Shepherd 260s-J
TAKOMA PARK-ALL MODERN IMPROVE
meuts: Groom apt, private bath ana ga
rage; reasonable. SOP Flower ave
4 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. AMI.
large screened porch, and car line and bus;
oil burner heat furnished by owner; - MIN
utes to heart of D. C. Clarendon 2674.
e ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH APT,
north and south exposure, large rooms, at.
tractively furnished; Il block from cars and
Washington Blvd; ami; reas, III Pierce
ave. Riverdale Md. Greenwood l7ss-J.
NEW UNIVERSITY APT, BLOCKS FROM
University of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. bright o.
room and bath apt. with shovel Gen
month Phone Berwyn $50 or Berwyn lis,
WRIT HARRISON. College Park. Md.
Evening star., 1933-09-17

S-o3 MEADOW LANE. CHEVY CHASE.
Md bed rooms baths. first-floor lava
nished. Electrolux, one-car garage, large
yard; near public and private schools. Sl25.
Wisconsin oc6g-J
Evening star., 1933-09-17

~ w = ST 10 R b ELEC. $50 so
~ w 03I S2rd ST q r b. elec 52 80
n n W 4961 v ST r. b. elec 5000
W-4SS- Conduit I'd s r. b. elec 5000
n r .oot; nth st & r. b., elec $500
NE-o3S 4th st r. b. elec -. 35 90
Nw-f1o ond St r b, 1900
E-30o G. st Sr b. elec $50. 90
NW-1644 9th St. T.. b.. elec 5'oo 90
N E-lOO1 Fla. ave. r. b.. cleo. 45.0O
n w W-I4oa }rd ST e r b. fur elec A. so
NE-1367 Fla; ave. r.. B.. cleo. :5o 90
11Io 9TH st 4 r. bath $500
W -5434 Va ave r. b, $500
NW-4a Pierce St. r, water. 2O.5O
NE;Miooo Ea,sr 1iaaehsouis o - 5000
N Viii, FRANKLIN st.. rms 1880
n W-Rear I'll S3rd, rms water 1880
TIJNc n WASH S15 llth St NV.
Evening star., 1933-09-17

UNFURN, 2-3 RMS, KIT. BATH. OCT
June; near Union Station: not over S3o;
quiet, privacy, closets essential; elec. refrig.
desirable. Address Box Abb. Star office.
WANTED APARTMENTS; RE-
lined adults. Address Box 216-B. Star
Evening star., 1933-09-17

NICELY FURNISHED BUNGALOW IN
Rosemont; six rooms; radio, piano. MR.
GRAFTON, Ii. 656S.
Ga" IRVING ST. MUSHROOM HOUSE,
second floor. AID. 5101-J or GE. 3714.
710 DECATUR NW.-6 ROOMS ENCLOSED
PORCH double garage SO. Apply G; R.
MYTON 49l0 Georgia ave. NV. Phone
Evening star., 1933-09-17

OPPOSITE WESTERN HIGH, 3535 r.
Stone front 7 rooms double screened
po.cb completely redecorated; Electrolux;
Evening star., 1933-09-17

NEAR INDIAN SPRING COUNTRY CLUB.
Spanish stucco home, & rooms and 3 baths;
oil heat 2-car garage. beautiful grounds;
rent $50. To inspect call REALTY AS
SOCIATES INC. 5O6 K st. NV, MA. 143S.
Evening star., 1933-09-17

SEMI-DETACHED BRICK, s ROOMS. TWO
baths. built-in garage; best residential sec
tion Just off 10Th: twenty minutes down.
town; sacrifice rate to discriminating tenant;
years lease or longer. GEorgia 4941.
Evening star., 1933-09-17

l4lo WEBSTER ST. N.W-23 FEET WIDE.
rooms. bath. h.-w.h.. cleo, garage set
tnng estate; very low price; $1,000. Open
Evening star., 1933-09-17

Chevy Chase, d. C.-Detached.
Distinctive center hall Colonial home. west
Conn ave-: highest elevation in District:
splendid environment: 4 bed rooms. 2 baths.
recreation room, maids room and bath ga
rage, Electrolux refrigeration fine oak trees:
origin ally cost $4,000. For immediate sale
will accept way below this figure. Phone
OWNER-OCCUPANT CI. O0S5
Evening star., 1933-09-17

Semi-detached home in beautiful Pet
worth; apartment conveniences spacious
recreation room. large laundry: beautifully
landscaped; ideal for children. close to
GEorgia 1869, for appointment: no agents
Evening star., 1933-09-17
WHY PAY RENT?

COST, $4,000: MORTGAGE S..9o5;
equity, S4515; for 5000 Groom corner
nrlck 2 apis. re-rented. $50 Adams 2O34.
SPECIAL. SPECIAL! BARGAIN, s. 900:
smaLl cash payment: beautiful corner; CEN
ter-hall plan: large rooms tile bath, a mi,
OAK noors, open fireplace. two large screened
poFcneS, gar lot Soxl40: NV. section. Built
10 sell Tor Sll,oOO Act today. AID. 1921
Evening star., 1933-09-17
BUNGALOW.

2S14 Evarts st. ne, Just of boulevard !:
attractive 5 rooms. bath. h.-w.h.; excellent
DIXIE REALTY CO, National $3.50. Sun Sun:
day, Potomac 37l2
Evening star., 1933-09-17

S-RoOM BRICK, 18th AND ALLISON: ALL
OUTSIDE rooms. spacious interior. electric
prick garage. Nicely financed sell below
$4,000 Might accept part equity in good
lot. Address Box SIC. Star once
large rooms. good condition, oak floors;
hear 1n, WIS. ave. Just beyond D. C. Line Large
nic. lot, nice shrubbery; close to- school. Verv
.I31; make offer. OWNER, WEST 1870,
y TO l:30 Sunday, $40 to l 80 week davs
Evening star., 1933-09-17
HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.

$33
450 18th ST. NE-Excellent Condition.
rooms. bitchen, bath, wide porches.
Key 443. w. P. LOCKWOOD, 1410 @ NV.
Evening star., 1933-09-17

IN CLEVELAND PARK-6-ROOM DETACH-
ed frame. large yard. double garage, FIRE,
place, hot-water heat, Frigidaire. screened
porcheS: reasonable rent; references ex
changed Address Box 322-B. Star Office.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-29

Lake was a prominent druggist in this city many years before his re- tirement from active business and his removal to Florida. His will was drawn and witnessed on No- vember 2, 1905. The witnesses were I. Irving Lake, Eleanor $. Bird and James F. Calvin.
 The entire estate is left to the widow of the deceased, with the statement that no provisions were made for their children as MT Lake was of the opinion that Mrs Lake would make proper arrangements for them.
 The will of the late Anne Bar. bour was also admitted to probate today. 1t contains a number of provisions for nephews and nieces. One hundred dollars is given to J. Franklin Barbour of London, Eng land; Howard C. Elyria of Ohio is given a similar amount; Robert Heseltine of Waterbury is left $100 and Clarence D'Vitte of Halifax, tent of $100. The residue of the estate goes to Franklin Barbour of London.
 An inventory on the estate of the late Bertha Halpern was filed this morning. The deceased held an equity of $4.160 in property on the corner of Hillside and Central avenues and an equity of $4,S00 in property on the easterly side of Central avenue. She had cash on hand of S908.22, with deposits in the Merchants Trust company amounting to s2S7.S1. Two lots at Babylon, Long Island, are listed as being without value.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-29
PILOT AND HIS
 MACHINE SAVED
 BY AN AMATEUR

Hartford. Conn, May PA burned and lacerated neck re- nained to-day to remind Freder- ick T. Hawes, airplane pilot, of his close call with death yesterday afternoon at Brainard field.
 Hawes, with Samuel Levin, president of the Hartford Glider club as passenger, was demon strating light Pusher-type plane when his scarf caught in the pro- pellor. Choking and losing con- sciousness, Hawes automatically cut off the ignition.
 Levin, in the front cockpit, did not realize what was wrong, but when the ship nosed up he grabbed the dual controls and levelled it off again, realizing it would stall with the motor shut off. Then. as the plane glided downward Levin again grabbed the stick when 1t seemed crash was im- minent. He never had landed a plane, but he managed to set the ship down safely. Then he discov- cred Hawes was unconscious. He cut the scarf loose and revived him.
 The near tragedy occurred while 2,000 people lined the field watch ing Mrs Edith Descomb put her plane through 376 consecutive loops, unaware of the drama being enacted in the little Pusher plane.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-29
Summer Camp
 at Waterville
Council of Girl Scouts Planning for Opening
 of Season

Following her return from Ger many, Miss Edna w. Weber, di- rector of the Waterbury council of Girl Scouts, will be in charge of the summer camp. Camp Wequa- pauset at Waterville, which will open July 5. The patrol system will fully selected counsellors gfoup di- recting activities of the campers.
 Miss Molly Azunaris, graduate of the Waterbury hospital training school, will be camp nurse. Mrs Ada Toomey will be in charge of the food for the fourth consecutive summer, Miss Sylvia Meyer. grad uate of Philadelphia Normal school and Temple university will supervise swimming assisted by Miss Irene Winger, graduate of New Britain normal.
 Miss Marian Hodges, Skidmore college graduate, will direct the handicraft classes and Miss Mildred Turney, assistant director, will su- pervise the pioneer unit. Miss Molly Miller, Pratt institute graduate, will conduct dramatic and sketch ing classes. The junior counsellors will be Jean Seeley. Olive Coe, An nabelle Wood, LaVerne Bengston, Edleen Jamieson, Ruth Mary Leg gett. Gertrude Geraghty and Eve lyn Solomon.
 Four hundred books will be seen in the camp library suitable for girls between the ages of 10 and IS years. of age.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-29

Firmer prices for, non-ferrous
 meals brought good buying into
 inc coppers. Steel issues were
 sustained. The steel reviews found
 a favorable outlook for the auto
 mobile business during the suhi-
 mer. Car loadings continued 10
 exceed year ago. The doiiar
 weakened further.
 Tickers were late at intervals.
 Many large blocks appeared. The
 largest at the outset was In ten
 eral Motors which opened at 70
 3-4. unchanged.
 Oils were strong on blocks rang ing to 1000 shares. They were heavily traded with new highs for the year in standard of New Jersey Standard of California, Seaboard. Barnsdall, Consolidated, Continen- tai. Atlantic Refining, Ohio Oil, and
 Texas Corporation.
 New highs for the year also were made by Anaconda. Ameri- can Smelting, Granby, Kennecott.
 International Nickel, Warner Broth CTS, Nash, American Locomotive. General American Transportation, Goodyear, Goodrich, Sears Roe-
 buck, and Timken Detroit Axle. International Telephone & Tele- graph bonds made new highs along with the stock The bond market generally was irregular with rails slightly lower and U. s. govern | ments mixed. Rails on the stock
 board were strong. with new highs including Pennsylvania, New York | Central. Delaware & Hudson and Atlantic Coast Line.
 Commodities met heavy profit ' taking as did the stocks Wheat | closed 1-2 cent bushel down to 3-S cent up. Corn was off frac- tionally. Cotton firmed up and spot closed higher.
 Advances in the price of lead, copper, tin and zinc were reported I during the session. Silver also was firmer. other cash prices to move | higher included flour. steers, lambs. | wheat, rye. rubber and silk. Small declines were noted in hogs. corn. | oats and lard.
 All New York markets will be | closed to-morrow-Mem day. a legal holiday. They will reopen on | Wednesday