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sALE-AUToMOBILES.


LINCOLN b-pass. sedan; u beautiful car
that has had very little ssrYse is n.% SFspsi W.
ofieT tnssh his hs hishsrsae ess foT sSo; easy
terms. Open evenings and Sunday. Capt.
tol Motors Co. ..l5 Pa. ave. sc.
NASH, 1892. second series, model 1880,
neM Ssdan Hass with s wSod s s4s On
play at Norris 4 Young. Inc, 20lS 14th
st. NV. North 3a4a.
NASH 1882 5-pass. sedan: low mileage
throusSout um1s fs GnaranteeS IN hs @ sfs. Ter@s
and trade, Open Sundays and i,sy;l Evenings:
oLDSMoBILE custom "aerotype',. coupe;
sell Sls5; terms. SIS cash. balance month
ly. Mrs. Rupert. 3l6l 18th NV.
PACKARD 1928 convertible coupe. Sl85;
trade and terms Bell Motor Co. Plymouth
De Soto Dealers. 454 N. Y. ave. NV.
Open until 10 pm.
PIERcE-ARRow Royal de luxe sedan;
beautiful Arabian sand finish. well tend-
ers. trunk rack new tires. Le Baron inte-
sior' low miiesSe nn mo,GT ,I PERCY aeT Sa
dium 18th and NJ SITS. NV. w.
PLYMOUTH 1894 de luxe sedan; SloO
down. balance 8 m9nths JACK Fry
er, Silver Spring. Nd. and Alexandria. Va.
PONTIAC 1894: 6 wire wheels. trunk rack.
radio 300 miles nnSh.d in s1st t.rms Tnis
and trade Open Sundays and evenings.
Brixhtwood Motor Co.. 5s32 Georsia ave
NV. Georgia 5343.
PONTIAC 1879 5-pass, coach: low mile
age This car is truly in the best of con-
dition. Guarantsed: s51o; Terms and
Brentwood Motor Co.. 5S32 Georgia ave.
NV. Georsia 5343.
PONTIAC 1893 sedan: tires. upholstery
best Of condition: finish In beautiful blue;
$4,000 miles: motor Al condition; guarsn-
teed: S53J: terms and trade Open Sun
days and evenings. Brishtwood Motor Co..
5S32 Georgia ave. NV. Phone Georgia
53a3.
STUDEBAKER Dictator sedan: almost new
condition; LADY must sell $40; terms. Sl5
cash. Owner. 3lGl lTth NV.
AUTOMOBILES at Weschler's auto auction
9.S NV. every Wednesday and Satur-
day. 10 m. Usually a good assortment.
PARTS-PARTS
For All Cars and Trucks
Auto Glass Installed and Repair Work.
ROBERT HERSON AUTO EXCHANGE. INC.
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SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.

CHEVROLET 1929 delivery sedan; good
condition: new rubber; n. r. A. price.
SIG Taylor st. NV.
AUSTIN I933 van; ideally fitted for tail
oTS use; black with cream triH; looks and
operates like a new car; S23g. with Tri-
angles Blue Ribbon Guarantee and 30
day. no-cost service. Triangle's Used-Car
Display. 18th and r. !. ave. ne. Open
Sunday and evenings.
FORD 1881 high stake; 5s-inch W. b. on
duals; In topnotch condition every way
ready for immediate service; S2S5. with
Triangle's Blue Ribbon Guarantee and 40
day no-cost service. Trianeies Used-Car
Display, 9TH and r. ]. ave. ne. Open
Sunday and evenings.
FORD VS.. 1893 dual wheels. 11i-ton
truck, closed body; reasonable. Lincoln
OILS IL
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WANTED-ROOMS.

FATHER SON. DAUGHTER, adults, desire
housekeeping rooms west Of 10th St Ad-
dress Box 49l r.. Star ofice. To-
REFINED GIRL Government employe. fur
or unfur room with bath: downtown
northwest home preferred. Address Box
63-S, Star office. TO-
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sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

LARGEST auto Wreckers in town, Parts
sundays Giasser.s" End and Fla, .ve-
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1888 10th N.W.-Busines Women.
Two rooms, bath; three exposures. sep.
entrance. suitable 3 ladies; beautifully fur
nished. wonderful table.
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coal. FUEL OIL. WOOD.
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

FOR SALE-Beautiful police puppies. 9
weeks. SIS each. Mr.. Roberts, Baileys X
Rosds. Va. IL
SCOTTIES-Male. female. 3 months old.
highly bred registered stock: at stud; fine
Scottie service assured. Alexandria 80. 10.
POLICE PUPPIES thoroughbreds healthy
Call 42S 18th st. sc. Phone Decatur
2563-W. TO-
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laOG MASS. AVE- De NOrEN hND
ali modern. Colonial front and double rear
porches tsleepins porch inclosed)' hard
long yard. flowers. shrubhery. etc: Price
than cost e A. oARvEY. District 45os.
HOME OR INvEsTMENT-70 FLA. AVE.
JAMES. INC. Dist s34i.~ ~ " = -
NEAR 10Th AND EAST cAPTToI-20I
s4s56 sIsa6 Mr GlidSen D i0s ss4 Pofcn 0n'
NEAR ] 4th AND QUINCY SITS. N.w-A
beautiful Colonial Brick Home rooms.
open fireplace. bright basement BRICK
garage. Price just reduced to $500. To
Inspect phone Mr. Bennett &c. 22es or
Waple 4 James. Inc. Di. 3347.
sEMI-DETAcHED BRICK NEW CONDI-
tifsplaee fnUG of poTches % Ouiltin E1" s.fsse. Hn
Priced to sell Immediately. $500. Terms.
convenient location In Marietta PWk. To
Inspect call. WAPLE o. JAMES. INC.
NE. BARGAIN; OvERLoOKING TFNN.
ave. Col. brick. rooms and bath. b;.l.
sale Geo. 4343
CORNER. S9450-NEW CENTER-HAIL
Ssth sec kichen cot.d sttc sss roo
brick sarsee; lot 45x1s5 f.; abundance
WILL SACRIFICE $1,000 EQUITY. IN
elec. S Price $40. Cali ADAMS a4o5' Il s H.
sPEC1AL--2677 R. l. AVE. N.E.-owNER
leaving city; sacrifice; terms rs. a. 3iog 35th
rent s5a E am asa Ivy e'Is st. sTentHood nt.%s
Sl.S50; rented $500 yr.: big lot; e r..
a.mi.: gar. Md. PIX. OPP. Ashby's store
N Z. RYoN Co. 1e1eN. Y Ave. Natl 1907.
On wide Avenue, n. ". section. modern g.
hnnSR z
garage needs little fixing up but bargain
at price asked. M. B. Weaver CT. 4944.
SEE THESE BEST HOME VALUES
New semi-detsched brick house. s rooms.
: baths. ireplaces. recreation room.
PROM ave. s turn north
ss7 ss3 asS gARAegT ASg9 ST TEeMsw Nw.
n. STfp hG%se Wis. sSyns
materials months ago makes possible this
$685. soTTM DAKOTA AYE. NE.
SS.95O-ON TERMS.
New 6-room detached brick house. garage
under large-slsed porch. nice lot. splendid
location.
PAUL P. STONE. NORTH 747I.
Tue. H.. 5!s 5ig6 81 5th ST; NM Nv ,o- .z7so
Arrange to see it. Phone Mr.. Mosse. Geo.
64s3 or Weple & James. Inc. Dist. 3347.
REPOssEssED HOUSES FOR sALE-Row
houses; bungalow: and semi-detached re
cash plus rental terms: $3.50 up: $3.50
TO $50 per month:
Investment ABG BlS.. NJ Phone MlNhH National 747s.
So. 15O-sIx- ROOM COLONIAL BRICK
in Petworth. Front and double rear
porches. hot-water heat and hardwood
floors. Very deep rear yard. Fine for
.9soMFoiuR.s i broom sEMI-pE-
TACHED BRICK. conyenient northwest
location. one square from bus and car
families snq kIteSen ssSefs on second T. iG All im
Wen financed With Home me Owners Loan
50 sopEracHEp %Soi9S SoioS1a NEAR
18th AND NICHOLSON STS-Lsrse
bed room and tile bath on frst A., four
perf.ct a0 condition: ae W soGWater a q" heas with
2-car garage. Convenient terms ar.
- SHANNON & LucHs co.
1908 H ST NV. NATL. 2345.
sEssED BARGAIN. large rooms,
cSsss b tHsssy Hssy Of eE% oon
home: large rooms. Porchss:
oaner' snrsse"is Firss-clsss ss busi sier'noe sS
So. g.500-Ccnvenient NV. section. Splendid
inse;.men1, mse;. 1s,,,,, contain son.taining apari.
poTeSes ses stssas sased r:nsss %Sds;n nas ysS
REALTY AsssociATEs; inc.
WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.
2-ismily house; 2 Kitchens, 3 sinks. ..
car ssrsee, h;:Wh.; $3.50. Easy terms.
MAysosss, kDsfp Pas 2eo' Brentwood rd. ne. Phon.
tcontinued on Next Pase.J
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

AUBURN. 1892. convertible cabriolet, t.
cylinder dual ratio. free wheeling. Startix,
etc; 8 wheels. fender wells. trunk; leather
upholstered smart two-tone finish. me-
chanicslly perfect: S545 with Triangle S
Blue Ribbon guarantee and 3U-day no-cost
service. No. > N. Y. ave. NV. Open
Pearlescent finish; powerful smooth run
ming motor. Real snaopy lob at only S391;
generous trade. long. easy terms. Nolan,
I'LL Eighteenth st. NV.
BUICK la2a-Mechanica condition per-
feet; q good buy. The Oil-Rite Co.
North IT16.
PUIEK 5-pasS. coupe; equipped with six
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sEE THEsE BEST HONE VALUES

On wide Avenue. N. w. Section modern g.
room house, with 3 porches, space for
garage needs little fixing up but bargain
at price asked. NJ. B. Weaver. CT. 4944.
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SPECIAL-2677 R. 1. AVE. N.E-OwNER
leaving city. sacrifice; terms, 3109 35th
rent S52 so. 45l4 Ivy st. Brentwood
$3.50; rented $500 yr.; big lot; r.
ami: gar. Nd. PIX. OPP. Ashby's store
N, * RYoN co. 1e1eN.Y. Ave. Natl. 7eo7.
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FORD 1892 VS. coupe excellent maroon
finish appearance and mechanically Of the
best good tires all AROUND; s34s, with YIN
dav no-cost Service. Triangle Used Car
Display. 18th and Rhode Island ave. ne
ODeu Sunday and evenings.
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NEAR ! 4th AND QUINCY SITS. Nw.-A
beautiful Colonial Brick Home. rooms.
open fireplace bright basement brick
garage. Price just reduced to $500. To
inspect phone Mr.. Bennett. &c. 22eS or
Waple A. James Inc Di 334I
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FORD VS. Tudor: paint. tires. upholstery.
motor In pink Of condition; $325. Terms
and trade Open SUNDAYS and evenings.
nv GEORGIA 5343,
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227 FARAGUT ST; NV

New emi-detached brick house. rooms.
: baths. . fireplaces. recreation room.
built-in garage Choice home section.
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FORD 1893 fordor sedan. attractive black
f1nish, cream trim and wheels; very clean
and reflects new-car condition every way;
500 down. low as Se5 monthly with Iri-
no-cost service No. . N. Y. ave. NV.
| evenings
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APPAREL. furniture, household Goods;
ladies'. mems. childrens wearing apparel
Of all kinds bought. We pay cash; Call
Cohen's. Metropolitan 1149. y5 L st. NV.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

-~1-.-~.~@
l5l3 10th ST, near Scott Circle-Vacancy
for young lady. Also vacancy for two
young men: shower; excellent meals.
LARGE FRONT ROOM for two. in private
to bath. Phone Adams 1859.
1881 COLUMBIA RID. Nw.-Beautiful,
sunshiney rooms. single. double: excellent
table: entertaining room: refined lady
wishes roommate.
l3a7 18th ST. N;wELarse room, private
TO-
3591 18th N.W.-Nicely furnished room,
next next to bath; for two; Clean. Clean w modern
twin.bsd ed loom; @ ladies or Gentlemen;
excellent food: consenial. Adams sOs3.
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, EEW \,
MosPHERE. PHoNE NORTH so4s. Is.
1888 LANIER PL. N. W.. tnr. 18th q Col.
rdD-Laree. newly furnished front room.
next to bath. twin beds oil heat, plenty hot
water. Abundance good food.
NEAR I4th & PARK RD:-Newly decorated
single room. next to bath; excellent meals;
refined. reasonable. Adams 6524.
1888 n ST. N.w.-Delishtful room in
sens sd SoTth sS4
22O1 MASS. AVE.-Studio apt rooms.
newly and beautifully fur. with board;
suitable 9 and 3 people: $50 to $40; ideal
location: individual tables. IA.
I12I RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW.-Va-
cancy: young lady; walking distance from
downtown; S45 per month. IL.
1929 X ST NV. The Lee-Marque-Nice!y
furnished rooms. newly decorated. private
baths. showers; excellent board; downtown
IA
1921 18th ST. NW.-LarEe, warm ROOM
private bath. twin beds: for couple or
gentleman to share with another; good
asI4 18th ST. NW.-Two large rooms
with private bath. nicely furnished, for 3
young men, $35; Southern cooking; private
family. Columbia S5l5.
1871 n. H. AVE. .NW-warm rooms.
showers. lounge; meals prepared by expert
chef: men only. Metropolitan 6042. To-
1903 N ST. Nw-Nicely furnished rooms.
twin beds; refined atmosphere: excellent
meals: maid service: unlimited phone.
$500 18th ST. N.w.-Spacious. comfort
able rooms: 16 baths large parlors, rec
reation hall: enjoyable. satisfying meals;
really fine coffee: S35 to S45 per month.
141O 10th N.w.-Attractive double room,
also vacancy for young lady; spacious en-.
tertaining rooms; reas.; also table board.
15'
Evening star., 1934-12-10

ANTIQUE GOLD. JEWELRY, GOLD
TEETH WATCHES. RINGS. DIAMONDS.
COINS, Muse. INSTS.. RADIO; TOP
PRICE PAID. SCHILLER S, 9Th. COR.
NV l5H
Evening star., 1934-12-10

ANTIQUE GOLD JEWELRY - Rings,
watches. diamonds. gold teeth. music insts ;
maximum paid. Milsams, 430 9Th st. NV.
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FURNITURE-Want to purchase some
slightly used furniture to outfit place; also
piano Phone Metropolitan 1864. IA
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PU1CK b-pass coupe; EQUIPPED with six
wire wheels: a fne appearing car in per-
feet condition; only S195. Capitol Motors
Co.. 215 Pa. ave. sc.
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KITS
at Reduced Prices!

Including practically our entire stock
of New and "Remade" Pianos-such
famous makes as Knabe, Weber. FISH
er Kurtzmann. Stieff, Kimball. How
ard. Gable Nelson, Melville Clark.
Chickerine. Sohmer. Wurlitzer and
many others lover 200 to choose
from To make it easier for you to
buy at once, if you wish. YOU need
pay
Evening star., 1934-12-10
WANTED TO RENT-HOUsEs.
SALE--HOUSES.

1897 MAas. AVE. Sc toPEN AND
lighted to p.m.)-6-r- and b.. brick.
ali modern. Colonial front and double rear
porches (sleeping porch inclosed). hard
wood floors all new equipment. garaee.
long yard. flowers shrubhery etc. Price
only SIS $50: terms. This is 81. 500 less
than cost e. A. GARvEY. District 4506.
I1oR Vermont ave
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FORD 1894 sedan. S485: in marvellous
| condition throughout. same as new; can
| arrange easy terms. Century Motors. 1905
| 18th st. NV. Phone North 92}2.
Evening star., 1934-12-10

csn be bought on easy terms and Will &C
cept trade. See Mr.. Middleton. 2l5 "a
Evening star., 1934-12-10

WILL SACRIFICE s.. 900 EQUITY IN
house % feet wide; in good NV. location;
& rooms and bath; 2-car garage: h.-w h,
elec. Price S7,450. Call Adams 3405.
Evening star., 1934-12-10

FORD 1898 VS. de luxe Tudor black finish.
cream stripe and wheels, twin horns. tan
lamps. safety glass. etc. Very clean ano
500 down, low as S25 monthly with Tri-
angles Blue Ribbon Guarantee and 3O-day
no-cost service. No. > N. Y. ave. NV.
Omen Sunday and evenings.
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wheels: as clean q Job as we have in stock;
only S291; trade or terms Nolan. III
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CORNER. Sa450-NEW CENTER-HALL
detached brick home. large rooms and
bath; elec. kitchen, floored attic. slate roof
brick garsee; lot 45Xl35 #: abundance
of shrubbery. Open. 650l 9Th st. NV.
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NE BARGAIN; OVERLOOKING TENN.
ave. Col. brick, rooms and bath. b;.i.
garage: reconditioned throughout; like
new; only 81 $50; frst time offered for
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HOUSES-UNFURNIsHED

S5-75O-332s 18th ST. NV.
rms. bath 3 porches. h.-w.h.. cleo.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. 927 18th st. Dis
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

3OI9 ELLICOTT ST. N.W.-wanted re-
nned gentleman, nicely furnished room,
with or without private bath; garage. Call
Sunday, 10 to 4; week days. after u.
42lS 18th ST. NE.-Clean. sleeping room
Evening star., 1934-12-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


ANTIQUE GOLD, nTEWWELRY; G0LD
PRICE PAID. sCHILLER's, 9Th. COR;
ANTIQUE GOLD JEWELRY : Rings,
watches diamonds. gold teeth, music inSts;
maximum paid. Miisam's, 430 9th st; NV.
ANTIQUE JEwE1RY. gold teeth. coins,
prcs: 9dd RanR mes h nw
APPAREL. furniture. household soods;
ladies'. mems children's wearing apparel
Of all kinds bought. We pay cash; Call
Cohen's. Metropolitan 1749. y5 l. st. NV:
APPAREL-Mens womens and children's;
also shoes, hats, curtains. dishes. rugs, FUR
niture bought for rummage sale. Phone Mr..
Winger Dec. 1870. 1921 1th st. NV. l3+
BEST PRICES for furniture and house
hold goods. merchandise Of every descrip-
tion. Prompt attention. District Sll".
BooKS-Highest prices paid for good
books. Bargain Book shop. sos 9th st.
NV. Phone District 5uO7. open Sun
BOOKS BOUGHT. all kinds; highest prices
paid. Met. 54l5. Pearlman's Big Book
Shop. 933 G NV. mo branch storesO
CASH Tor your furniture in small or large
lots. VIII pay full value. Call ColumDia
200. ask for Apt. 30. IL.
CLOTHING-Men's. womens, children's
clothes. shoes. evenings gowns, etc. bought.
Call before ~ AIN. Decatur 42S1. MRS.
CHOW Pups S0S PsdIsTsed months ole s,,t6
Blvd. Cottage City. Md. Hyatts. 44s. l2'
FURNITURE. bric-a -brac. china. glassware
rugs, silverware. paintings. Highest cash
prices paid. Call Murray. Adams 5l33. 13'
FURNTTURE-Rugs,h household goods etc. !;
absolutely highest prices paid For best
results call any time. Lincoln 54SS. u.
FURNITURE-We pay highest prices for
furniture of all kinds. Call Gilbert. Ma
tional 1866 any time am. to pm. 50
slightly used furniture to outfit place: also
piano. Phone Metropolitan 1864. IA
FURNITURE and household goods. all kinds:
We pay highest prices. Don't sell until
you phone North 6o40. Monday. 10.
PIANO grand or small upright. for spot
cash. Address Box 500. BENJAMIN Franklin
Station. city.
SMALL MACHINIsTs LATHE in good
condition. for accurate work; must be
wANTED--some good used furniture. for
pSo pl6,Ioom ,,,a house oolM YIN pay good PRICES
YER. PLATINUM. TEETH. DISCARDED
JEWELRY. WE HAVE A q. s. GOVT. IL
CENSE TO BUY WE PAY CASH. A.
KAHN. INC. AZ YEARS AT 935 F.
ALWAYS TOP PRICES PAID for old gold.
mems clothing and firearms; Max zweis.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver, watches. diamonds and old dis
carded 3ewelry. Full cash value paid. Q. g.
Govt license to buy Selinger's. SlS st
OLD GOLD, silver. platinum purchased for
manufacturing use; maximum price paid
since fsSS 1863 o | Federai License.
Evening star., 1934-12-10

FORD 1888 VS. Victoria; nearest thing to
a brand-new car you've ever seen: new-car
guarantee and service; generous trade. lib
eral terms; SAT-. Nolan. iii Eighteenth
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FORD 1898 VS. std. coach: black hnish
faUltless. clean throuRhout excellent motor
with Triangle's Blue Ribbon Guarantee and
3U-day no-cost service. No. N. Z. ave.
Evening star., 1934-12-10

141O 18th N.W.-Attractive double room,
also vacancy for young lady; spacious en-
tertaining rooms; reas.; also table board.
Evening star., 1934-12-10

WANTED-Some good used furniture for
10-room house. viii pay good prices.
Phone Atlantic OO5O lls
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-10

The Waterbury lodge of Elks will take part in national birth day party for President Roosevelt on Jan 30th, the date when the president will be 52 years old. Plans for the local celebration were made at a meeting of the en- tertainment committee of the Wat crbury lodge last night.
 The national party Is being held to raise a permanent endowment fund for the Georgia Warm Springs Foundation for Infantile Parai- ysis. President Roosevelt who de- rived benefit from the waters at Warm Springs after suffering from infantile paralysis. was instrument tai in the establishment of the foundation, of which he Is the president. He makes Warm Springs his winter home.
 A national committee composed of leaders in many walks of life. headed by Colonel Henry l.. Do- herty, utilities financier is working for the success of the event. Other leaders of the committee are Car dinal Hayes, Governor Lehman of New York and William Green, president of the American Federa- ton of Labor. e
 This committee has enlisted the support of great fraternal organi- cations in the project. Leaders of the fraternal organizations have sent circular letters to all affiliate lodges to stage some kind of eel ebration on Jan 30th.
 Exalted Ruler Robert A. Waters, of the Waterbury lodge, received one of the letters from Grand Ex- alted Ruler Walter A. Meier of Se- attle, Wash, suggesting that some sort of social meeting be held the night of Jan 3Oth. preferably ball for which tickets can be sold at a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-10
Elks Figure in Roosevelt National Birthday Part
TCWA REVENUE
 | RESTORES SITES
Illinois Taking Advantage of Opportunity Offered
 By U. s.

Springfield, Ill.-CUP)-Rehabil- itation of historical sites and buildings in the state, a long visu- alized objective of Illinois histor- fans, has gained impetus with creation of the Civil Works Admin istration.
 At least two projects already are being carried through to compile ton. One is the reconstruction of the pioneer town of New Salem as a unique memorial to Abraham Lincoln, who grew to manhood there.
 The other, on which work just recently started, is the restora- tion of the old Illinois state capi- tol building at Vandalia, where Lincoln first served in the legisla- ture. Both projects are being car ried out through the CWA.
 At New Salem 13 log cabins, replicas of those on the site a century ago, recently were dedi- catedby Governor Henry Horner. The ritual climaxed 8 movement carried on by the state to recon struct the frontier town. The work now has been taken over by the CWA. B, Current work at this site con- sists of construction of a parking space near the rebuilt town and the completion of several more cabins. Isolation of a museum, the only modern structure at the site, later will be accomplished by transplanting a grove of trees around it.
 A tentative program also has been outlined for the creation of the old state capitol building at Springfield into another museum.
 The building now is being used as a county court house. It was on this site that Lincoln delivered his famous speech in which he said "a house divided against itself cannot stand"
 There are numerous other his- torical spots that have come into prominence since the restoration program was begun and it is pos sible that many of these will be turned into museums and parks.
 One such project is an edifice at Bloomington where Lincoln de- livered his Host speech" marking the turning point in Illinois pre- Civil war political history.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-10
OBITUARY Y

PAULIUS-Mrs Barbara Paulius, 30, died at her home, 21 North Leonard street, last night after a short illness. She was born in kaunas, Lithuania, coming to this country 30 years ago and to Wa terbury 25 years ago. She had many friends in the Brooklyn sec tion.
 She is survived by three sons, l Thomas, Alexander and Joseph; two daughters, Mrs Anna Doolady and Miss Mary Paulius, all of this city; one sister, Miss Mary Girdzi- jauskas of Schenectady, N Y.
 The funeral will be held Friday morning at S:45 o'clock from the home, to St. Joseph's church at 9 o'clock. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery.
 TULACRO-Mrs Cristina Du- ranti Tulacro, 62, wife of Alexan- der Tulacro, died this morning at her home, 25 Camp street, after a brief illness. She was born in Italy and came to this city 33 years ago. She was a popular and respected member of the commun-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-10
Don't Quote Me
By UNITED PRESS

Washington, Jan. 10-(UP)- Harold Ickes' department of inter- for waxes lyrical about the wonders of nature in the national parks, which it administers.
 These wonders include a little red fox which was raised by Alas kan rangers and which barks at railroad trains; the beautiful trum- peter swans which swim on Skan Lake in Yellowstone park; the crested grebes of which there are five in Sequoia National Park; the squirrels which live at Wakefield, birthplace of George Washington, and a bear cub which knows how to blow an automobile horn.
 All these birds and beasts are described fully in Mature Notes From the National Parks" which may be obtained, neatly printed, for the asking.
 Former Secretary of State Stimson is returning to Washing ton to practice law before the su- preme court. The law firm with which he will be associated, has expanded it's offices to make room for him.
 It is the same firm of which Dean Acheson. former undersecre- tary of the treasury, is a member. Acheson resigned when former Secretary William H. Woodin ob- tained leave of absence. The resignation still has not been ex- plained officially.
 Representative Black, the white haired young democrat from New York, has turned to poetry to de- scribe the good works of General Hugh Johnson's Blue Eagle.
 Said Rep Black in debate con- erning the peoples plight before the MIRA went into effect:
 "To see profusion that they can- not share"
 That line went over the heads of some of his listeners. He got it from Oliver Goldsmith's poem, "The Deserted Village"
 Congress is beginning to worry privately about what it is going to do, if anything, about the fancy quarters the supreme court will vacate when it moves from the capitol to it's new new white mar ble home across the street.
 An old law says that the vacat- ed space can't be rented to soda