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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-10

 are just as fit to work as you, they stay buns"
 Epes face actually winced this time. Damn 1t, but she thought him a pretty low specimen. Her talk ing like that for the lousy nickel she was giving him.
 The woman finally extracted the coin and extended it towards him. Habitually, his hand closed around it. But his lips gripped tight watching her. There was sub tie. ironic humor in her eyes. She felt herself justified of her opinion of him. He had accepted the coin in the face of all that she had said.
 He watched her bulk turn away and continue to labor it's way up the street. He went in the oppo- site direction, in the face of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-10

Alfred the Great was KING of the WEST SAXONS, S71. 90l, who expelled the Danes and became RULER OF ENG LAND. A WHITE HOOD. lined with the college colors, tops the gown of Doctor of Arts and Letters. There are more than 565,000 civil service em- ployes in the U. s.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-10

Editor TaU ToUer Topics: do not think at dny one acho HUed devoted to the study aud tedcig 0f fourpart harmony George E1rico, Who recently passed aaooy have very often sat m the A. B. C. studio and listened to him drumming out chords 0n tue piGno s0hile istrucng the boys in tue art It treat to him suddenly stop aud shout, Youre of key. Who's singing flat in that tenor section? The bosses are too loud. He possessed austere aud aggressiVe natue but loved by a his pupils. St narfesmg his love of his a0ork hs death bed qute derios be said to his brother By DO you think thdt Dick, Rocco, and Rudy aoiu show up? Do think that could sing c solo?" Little Joe the SorroWfM.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-10

Editor TaU ToVer Topics: Moy take up C little space to cdU attention to practice that ought to be checked on WHoW street. SeUerdl times / have been dving up the hM behind trolley cars At tue e points to stick behind because bog bicycle aOas being towed along by tue trolley Pee noticed boys any times catching hold of tue rear end of the tat they aOont have to pump their bikes up the grade It's dan- gerous habit and that should be curbed Cunt the authorities do something about tt? Father of Three lSure they could # they could De ID au places at the time. It's just something thot is hard to curb Boys alDays hove been boys ventmesoe Tue Ed)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-10

Stray Shots Stanley Sunderland, popular Scoviil empoy back work after having been out for 15 weeks During that time he seriously ill with pneumonia and pulled through only after hard fight Stans many friends are glad to him back with them Andy Carroll will take his Genlo bowling aces, the of Waterburs female to the Yankee Sweepstakes in Hartford His team personnel will include the former worlds double champions Margaret Hassel and Margaret Degnan and Mrs Helen Leary Alice Adams and Edna Bassett. Marna Loomer and Vera Ashton, Wa terbury student at Greenwich hospital witnessed
 his orchestra the paata Firenze restaurant Dick know is Bunker Hill protege
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-10
NEWS WRITEMS
Good Evening.

Snow almost gone from city thoroughfares. Streams are recedng, more flood scares. Prince Sigvard of Sweden marries movie star Chicago loses it's famous circular bar. Mrs F. D. Roosevelt is travelling in southern zones Much checking up income taxes and loans. Bandit with authorities plays hide and seek -St Patrcks day in the morning coming next week -Air-mal planes still up in the air, The weather, they say, will be cold, also fair.
 Elm Elm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-10
DIME FOR IAURIER PORTRAIT

Montreal--(UP)--A water-color painting of Sir Wilfred Laurier, great French Canadian statesman, was sold for ten cents at public auction held here by the city. The audience enthusiastically applaud ed when the paint~g was offered. five cents and the other ten.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-10

Judge Arthur F. Els of the superior court former dent of this city of Lcheld talking at the tes monia banquet rendered Compensation Commissioner James M. Lynch Thursday night He took considerable pleasure in recalling incident which he described of the 1.-two times that Kenneth Wynne executive secretary to Gov. Cross, quite angry at me- It during superior co2rt session in New Haven Attorney Wynne declared Judge Es in defending his client innocent man, quoted extensively from the Scriptures then he de- lvered several quotations from William Shakespeare he followed this with lengthy passage from Pilgrims Prog He summed up his with few paragraphs taken from Governor Templetons nominating speech made by most magnificent oration he had heard delivered in courtroom However he added that there book At torney Wynne had overooked-the General Statutes State of Connecticut But looking at this book At torney Wynne, find that only sentence your client to states prison for 15 years :"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-10

Heard in passing Mr and Mrs Henry Fo,tin o Hucrest haze oved to Bristol after may years ideuce in the Middlebury suburb. Major Edaoard [. White, former Fidac commander reneWed old Quaintances in Waterbury Tuesday night. He Wa- terburys first Boy Scout Commissioner aud also Cor poral Coyle Posts first commander During the height of tue recent snoacstorms Joe Keney reported the sale of light truck aohich is record soethig Bob Hayes has spoken three successive Sundays at the South Federated church nOOndGy forum, each time his subject being the monetary question. Rudy Drescher has promised sacophome solo as his contribution to the comag Knights of Columbus bowt ing banquet Art Farfen is managing coal bus ness in Ne1U Jersey.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-10
By ALBERT MALANGONE

LIE WAS, broadly speaking, bu The deliberate actions III and vcssitudes of his life which led him to become need not be told He gave his Epes Cameron and he used the tend streets of the Times Square section panhandl nickelsyes, pennies So you he b,.~,o Lo4
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-10

The woman stolidly settled her bulk and looked at Epes curiousIy.
 Do you know where Pm coming from ?''
 Epos looked at her. grinnine sheepishIy bit.
 m coming from work, that's
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-10
The Cast of Characters in
 "Once A Bum"

EPES CAMERON, a bum. MRS. MCGUIRE, large woman with a heart in pro- portion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-10

Copyright 1884: by News Syn
 dicate Co.,, Incl
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12
@aibingtOner
SOMrn=aaserlei
8nibingtOner Siirserbereine nebmen
Steatns 8a OOrseidlagenen Gtrakem-
abn-Aenbernneen.

9ie Observation-Disclosures in
@oibington ioaen befanntlid bier
unb Da ge4n0ert meroen. 8~eIon0ers
an Der gde Der 14ten StraBe un0
Nep yorf ADenue ltout iid Der Ser
febr fpegen Der ungliidliden 6iib-
rung Ger StraBenbobngeleiIe uno
Oortiger @nOItdtionen. Sin Som
mittee Der 8~ereinigten giirgergeiea-
idaften @aibinetons empfieblt iebt
6iibrung Der o@~=GtraBenbabn burcb
Die 15te StraBe iiioli9 our 81
StraBe, ferner Die Der 14ten StraBe
geraoe Our6 nab Sii0eu CUR Semi
iDlbania MDenlte bin @rbaltung Der
0Safoma 8arf~ =Hi9tuhg, uno Siib-
ruag Der Georgia 9%Loenlte~- Stra.
B%en6abnlinie geroOe our6 nod Sill
ben iiber Die Ute StraBe. 9as Som
mittee fpra6 ferner Die 8efiirGtung
alts, oaB mon1e Ser beobli6tiqten
N%enoerungen MIR Spariamfeitggriin-
ben en~tfprunsen ieien unb ni9t benz
@unide bic 2inien 81 nerbeiIern
uno Dem Hublifum gu oieneu, 9ie
iogenanlten 5Qdlepte Der GtraBen-
bobngeieaidaften purben tart fritz
iiert. Wlan iprnA iid aua eegen
Abihaffung Der Strabenbabnlinien
auf per Seem 9orf Mpenue unh 5ten
StraBe aus unD gegen ben boreei6Go-
genen AHffouf Der n9fapt0 Eraniit
gompanD" Smnibuslinien our1 oie
uGapital Sraniit Company" fir
$843, 900.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12
n9eatider sag" in @stp gOrf.

9te n8ereinigten .oe1tI6en @eIea,
i6aften~ Der @roBitoot Seem yort
feierten porigen Samstag abeno i'm
uMaoiion Square @aroen~ ben
roeuti6en Gag. antDeieno maren
etpa % Saaieno @erionen. Or. s.
2. @riebI. 8oriiben0er uno Soltpt
Der u6reunoe oes geelen 9eutld-
LAMB, eroffnete Die &ieienberlomm-
lung. Die &arptreoe belt Der 0eut-
i9e @eneralfoniul, Or. Sans 8or,
6erS, melher pie Seriteaung anne
rifaniiA-Qeuti9er 6reunoidaft ais
Infgabe Der 9euti6amerifoner be-
5ei6nete. 0rei .Seil" erflangen
auf Nr6iioent &oofeoeIt uno
Sitter. OrauBen neriu1ten eini-
&c Sunoert Suoen, Jrauen uno
Mdnner, NIT YIataten fommuniIti-
ider Natltr, in Den Saal ein3uorin-
gen. Boli5ei Oertrieb iie aber.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12
Die gerinOnns Ses amerifaniIden
Sims.

unler goitoner &orreipouoent
Obj beri6tet: n0ie groBen arne-
ritaniiden 5ilmgeieuidoften mer0en
ooatommen BON Suoen beberrId1t.
Ste ltno es, Die Die in Die Sunoert-
tauienoe uno Miaionen qeben0en
HetngefDinne einiteden. Sir beltte
nur einige 8eiipiele: Ser SSSuoe @ooI-
pbe 3uder, elm friiberer JeabdnoIer.
1T 9err Der u6amous 8lapers 2as-
tD Corporation Ser friibere iiioiffe
3eltllngsperfGufer Miram AbramS
regiert Die uuniteo Mrtifts~ mdhrero
Die beriibmte u6or Slim Corpora
ton" Dem aus Der &onfeftionsbron-
DE ltommeuoen ungorii6en Slloen
WilheIm Studs, ser iib in Il. g. 81.
6or nannte, ibr 9alein beroonft.
gtidt minoer beriibnlt fino sic Stint
lotpDs, 2om, Gater u1o Sobn, oie
ote Metro Bietltres Corporation"
beiiBen.
&arl 9dmmIe, ser 9rdiioent Ser
uuniperInm Slim, Company" 0etn
Seben pergl. ~Sigino beri~, g., Sci
te o64) fommt, mie 6uds-S or.
aus Der aIe~ioerbron6e. Sn 6ii0-
oeuti9lono, mo- oieier, in5uilden
Sum pielfaden Wiaioudr ~getpor0ene
Suoe porber lebte, bieB er nod Su.
lius 8arud.
T M
IS more nod Samltel @olompn
81 nennen, Der ueben 2dmmle-8 aruC6
einen beberri6enoen ginfluB in Der
amerifanii6en 5iIminouItrie ausiibt.
(@elt-9ienIt @rfurt).
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12
aeine n8"=straks.g traRcnbabn
mebr.


Nuf Ser befannten, pielgefabrencn
Strede Der @aibingtoner StroBen-
babn bonn Centrum Der 5toot mad
@eorgetonn miro oas @eleile ami
i6en Dem n9upont=girele9 nno Der
o8isconiin Noenue1 anf per 81
StraBe peri9minoen Statt Der
StraBenbobntuagen per1en 9Mni-
bniie ben @erfebr 8mii4en ben BET
ben genannten 8unften perMitteln.
Die StraBenbabnltnte Der @isconItn
Anenue piro ltatt Iber Die u8~-Stra-
BE ~geraoeaus nod Sii0en our 3d.
5traBe un0 CUR 8enniploania @ne-
me eeben. 9abei miro oaS eleftri-
i9e &abel uttter Der StraBenfl16e
5u liegen fommen. gnti1eioung iiber
0ieie Menoerung in Dem 8erfebr III
@aibington mar n0tig, neil Der
8riidenbait iiber ben nGod Greet"
BEL Der "a" -StraBe entipeoer auf
StraBenbabnmagen ooer ouf Muto=
mobile eingeitelt meroen muB, Die
n9ublic Utilities @ommiiiion@ bat
iiA fir 9mnibusberfebr entiAieNen.
Die @eieAidaft ipart natiirlid au6
6abei, SIM 2aufe Der 8eit tperoen
oie StraBenbaAneeleiIe gan5 oer-
idwin0en.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12
geOGIfernnssrate falt in amerifu,
iteist in 9entialaaS.

0ie @eburtsrate in 0en 8eret ?
nigten Staaten bat inn Sabre
1888 ben Siefitono errei1t, Denig-
items fir bic leBten neun5ebn Sabre,
fir pel9e ltatiitii9e 3ablen Dorlie-
gen. Ser Yro5enti1b Der @eburten
mar i'm 9ur1innitt 1874 fir ie 1000
8erlonen Der 8epolferung gegell
ia I'M Sabre 1882. 9ie 3ooes=
rate fir &inoer unter einem Sabre
erb0bte ii6 gu gleiber 8eit bon 57,6,
fir 1000 @eburten i'm Sabre 1882,
auf $50 i'm Sabre 1888. Am boh-
item mar bic 3obI Der @eburten i'm
SiiDeu pes 2anoes, n1mli9 in Nem
Merifp, 26,7; Nortb Carolina uno
Utah, 22,9; SG0 Carolina 22,7;
Niiiiilippi 211; un0 girginia, 81.
Gm ujeorigiten mar iie i'm Meiten, in
Oregon, 1872; California, 1874;
uno @aibingfOn. 10. &inoertooes-
fGue maren am 5ablreidIten i'm SiiO=
tpeIten, in 4ri3ona nno Stem Me1ifo,
mo Diele Sn0ianer mobnen; bod mar
Der Yrp3entiaB aud in 5iio=@aro=
Tina, 1874, nie0rig i'm 8eIten, I'M
9taate @aibington 1873, uno Ore
gon, 1913.
Sn 9eutf6Iano ergaben Afe
releiten amtIiden 5e~itltelungen
iiber Die 3ablen Der @ep0lferuags-
politif fir oos erfte 4itartal 1894
elm erfreuli9es Bib Der Muf-
10 s betpegnng. Sic 3abl Ser
6 + e i1lieBungen betrug I'M eriten
Quartal 138,438, ~9egeniiber 94,6e6
i'm eriten Quartal 1888. IS ftno
aliD IN Der 8ertd@5eit faft $4,000.
Chen mebr 0uitanoe gefommen ais
i'm gleiben 3eitraltm Oes @oriab-
res. Mud oie @eburten8abI
Bat ii9 erb0bt unO omar bon 246,-
915 i'm Sabre 1888, altf 281,O24 i'm
erIten @iertelidbr bon 1884. Mfear
ais $1,000 lebeno @eborene iin0 alio
I'M erIten @ierteliabr 1884 iiber bic
3iffern BON 1888 binn4s feit5uItel-
len. 9a gleid8eitig Sic Sterbe8iffer
g il II It mar aIs i'm @oriahr.
lit aid Der @eburteniiberiduB ange-
pa6ien; er betrug i'm eriten 8iertel-
inbr 1884 ihon 1880 gegeniiber
25,541 in Der gleiden 3ett oes @or-
iabres. Sitlers Bolitit Der @teoer=
beritelung Der StaatsnttorttGt, Der
8etonung Der @i6tigfeit>oer 9faiien-
erbaltung, Der @rmunterung Der @bc-
idlieBungen, Der finan5ieaen Inter
itiibung iunger @beleute, bat i'm
&iidgong Ser Sditfigfeit Ser Srudt-
abtreibungen utt0 in Der 8unobme
Der &inoer uno Chen alfo @rfolg
gebabt.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12
9erfOnaIiem

SER 0r. g.. 8ortbeIme
bon bier, gertreter Der uaoIniihen
3eitung4 tpeilt ieit 2-3 @oden in
Gan 6rancisco, CALIFORNIA, ge0euft
aber gnoe 0ftober 8nriif al iein.
Der &itnftler Sans ShIe.
retb befannter 9ortroitmoler
gSalbingtons, ~geborener 8oper, febrt
m oielen Sogen NIT ieiner 5rau bon
lelner %gepobnten Sommerreiie aus
9eutl6lano nod bier 5uriid.
Ger iiingere Ser beioen S0hne
oes Serrn 8rofeiior @Iefs BON
bier, Grid @leis, Ituoiert oiefen
8tnter unO nd6ites Sabr bis ann
Soflf1er in elmer 8ribatiduIe in Der
ytabe bon Sompo in SIorioo.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12
Amerifaniiernnss 9diIer gereini-
gnng.

9ie q. 9. q. offuet am ndd,iten
gfontagobeno informeue aurIe fir
grDaflene, 5u mel6en S~eoern1onn
atts bofliHite ~eingeIaoen lit.
Stele aurie lperoen altf cine neue
art uito 8eiie bebanoelt, 10 Dab Ben
Beteiligten mebr @eleqenbeit oebo-
ten it, oeren Anfi6ten gum 4usorud
9u brtn9en, uno ieoer3eit Sroacn
uber Die geipredungeu an Sen Niib.
rer Der alaiie 5u ri9ten.
Mtr boffen, ooB sic unter Sen
na9ltebenoen &1rien elm Sbnen paI-
lenoes Subject fin0en Deroen.
gtele aurie iin0 frei uno obne
8erbinoli6feit.
MOntuss, $50 ltbr obenOs:
@eongberein; 9iriqent.
ieD.
@efun0beits1eBre; Or.
GpelDn &ioer.
@efebgebung; gilbert Blum.
Or. Artbur Goof.
9ienstag, $50 nbr abenSs:
MuiiffoPeue; Setter: SER
8ucci.
@onoorbeiten; Grau Watl-
Ter, Serr 5ris 3immet.
9Onnerstas, $50 ltbr a6en6s:
Setonomic Sren0s; Or.
Soief Solterer.
groftifde @efebfrogen;
Martin 8ogbofion.
Natnrmiif e 1aft; 6. 81.
eabeu, Or. Garlos &enleeou.
Die obenitebenoen Gltrie lino nit
fetnerlei unfoiten Sbrerfeits Oer-
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12
9Od5eitsslOden:

SER Sobn George g oIb, Sobn
bon Serrn Sobn S. &oIb uno Srou.
bon bier, beiratete borigen Samstoq
Aben0 6rdulein 80. g. Sbomol.
er bon Sarriionburg 9irginio.
9err Boitor CHARLES @n0ers bon ser
Goncoroia=&irde bon5og oie Grau-
ung in ieiner STRIDE, Die idon au Dem
3tpede gei6miidt mar. aur3 Dor-
Der gab 5rau George Suiper Clint
BON bier Dem 8routpaar 8u gbren
etnen @n1pfang in ibrer @obmng in
qGiloen @oroens~. Serr &oIb lit
@raouierter Der uniperIitdt BON
YenniDlDania, Naitglieo oes uEbeto
3i"-StuOentenberetnS, 0es Sen
MOOD Golf Clubs un0 oes ogoun-
trD"-&lubs BON bier.
SEER So6n @iaiam 6 Il +, Gobn
bon @errn emil Gut uno Srau bon
bier, beiratete borigen Somstoq
Jrallein so. sc. 9. Daubbfn,
So9ter bon Serrn 2ouis 9aupbiut
uno 5ral in 2eetpaD, 8irainia. 9ie
Srauung fnno ftatt i'm Sauie Der
@ltern Der 8raut un0 mur0e ooaao-
gen our6 6atber Ban 3an3eminfe[,
Sails Gburd, 9irginia. 8or ser
3eremonie lpielte 6rou 2inoen Client
etnige gelmnern alif benz Sliiqel.
9err &uoolpb 2ub, 8ruoer 0es
8r6utigoms, mar rbelt man. Die
8ruit beiuAte oie ,@aIbinqton
Sdpol for Secretaries. SEER 2ub,
Der 8rdutigam, lit %geborener Sdmei-
5er. Inter ben @1iten tUaren Ii. 4.
Serr @omin 9ieb uno 6ralt, aus
pMicomico Gbur6~, girginia. Sic
Soh5eitsreiie nuroe nod AibeDiqe.
gtortb Carolina, unternommeu. Das
illnge Saar miro Bel ben gItern ser
Brant in 2eetDop, 8irginto, tpobnen.
SRI, 2outie g. Saegmuuer.
Go1ter bon Serrn Sobn 2eonoro
Saegmiaer, CLARENDON, 8irqinia.
beiratete Dorigen Samstag Serrn
S. S. 8urna 6ranflfn @drf, Sir
ginia. Die @od8eit fono itatt i'm
Der Gqegmiiaer =6amiIie in
ganoertperfen, girginia. antpeIelo
tparen II. a. Serr George sc. Saeg-
uno 5rau aus @oibington,
9err Martin &erhert giienbart uno
5ran, nno Sri. gmid aus &o9eIter,
g. ..
Der in @aibington befannte
NatentantuaIt Ser Mmerican 8em=
berg Corporation uno ser Nortb
american &apon Corporation, Gli-
5abetbton, Senneiiee, &uooIpbG g..
8leD, bat fi6 am 10. Geptember
S. nit 6rdllein 90 ARP Smith
in 8riitol, Eenneiiee, b~erbeirotet. |
Smitb, elmer @utsbeIisers
familie in Spring gitp, EenneIiee,
.entltammeno, graouierte oieies 6riib-
iabr bon Wataigan College. Serr
glep, melAer friiber cine 8atentan-
maltspraris in @oibingtou ousiibte,
mar 5nglei6 9o8ent Ser organii6ea
@bemie an Der Ameriean 1nineriitp.
Gdool.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12
@u@ INNER STREET Inn Sic iiOlide
Stabtgrense @aibinstOns.

Ole Streitfrage iiber Die @ren3e
oes 9iltrifts bon Columbia i'm Sit
ben, ben Yotomac-5luB entlang, lit
3mii6en Den 8eb0roen @irginias uno
Der Stoot @albington nod INNER
nibt enti6ieoen. @enn @aIbingtor
ben Streitfaa gepinnt, tper0en Pr
lington County, uno oie 6taot Mle-
cambria ettpo $4,000 in Stenern
nerlieren. I'm ben 8erlult miener
gut 5u MAIDEN, miiBten Die Gteuerlt
Inn 16 Gents fir Die anhern in Dir
eintq erbobt mernen. Sir @irginia
miir0en Der a&ooner Mirport" uno
Die 5ahrif nSoutbern SrDgen Co.
nit 5mei Miatonen Dollar gu be-
i%teuernoen @igentumsmert perIoren
geben. @enn @oibington getpinnt,
piiroe Ser Stub Hotomac Bis vSones
Yoint~ in Mleranorio gu 8aibington
geb0ren miiiien, oas beiBt 10 Meilen
ben 6luB entlon9 BON ngbain
Bridge bis Mleranoria. 9ie leBtere
Staot ipiiroe, mas @igentlrmSreAte
ongebt, BON 6luBufer abgeiHnitten
meroen. Als 5olge Oopon miir1en
man1e inoultrteae nnternebmungen
Mleronorias nieleidt noraieben. meg
ouoieben, 3. o. ein 2ager fir Goro-
Mutomobile, ferner oie nMleranorio
6ertiIi5er Co. Die Agricultural
ono Chemical Co.. Die nSmoot
2umber Co., Die u@llltuaI See Co.
etc.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12
9enti6e nnb DeFrei6er beinden
eHftfa6rtfOnarek In @af6instpu,

Ser beuti6e 8oti6after. @r8eaen8
Or. s. Qutber, peranItaltete Montag
@beno 5u @bren bes 6liegers @errn
$. 90. bon @ronau, oes oeuti1en
@ertreters (uno anberer Mitglieoer)
oes iebt in @aibington ~tagenoen
&ongreiies ser federation @ero-
tautique Srternacionale~ Elm Dinner
in ben &Glimen beg 8otidaftsgebdu-
oes. Ser oitreidiide @eionote, Or
8rodnif, CAB ben oitrei6iiden Som
greBbeiu9ern 5u Gbren 9ienstag
@beno elm Dinner.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12
Der beriibmte bsntide Tlieser
bOn 0rOnan in 8aibinetOn.

&err Sons @olfeang BON @ronau,
eriter 6lieger oes NtIontii6en Sae-
ans, Der meitipGrts fliegeno iiber
@rOnlanO SEEM yorf erreidte un0 i'm
Sabre 1882 i'm Slue8eitg runo Inn
Die @elt flog (oom %. Srli bis 8.
Nobember), beiudte oieie ISOLDE Den
Snternationalen 6IiegerfongreB bier
in @aibineton. 8origen Gamstaa
@beno mar er gbrengait beim Mili-
tGrattade Der oeutiHen gotl6aft,
Serrn General 6rie6rid bon 8oet.
tider, u1o Montag Mbeno beim oei1t,
i6en 8otidafter, Or. 2rtber, lelbit.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12
@emfer Saaome'en sans

@ie ihon friiber p~erlautbar muir
Be, beranitnltet oie @aibington
Brand bes Snternattonnlen @enfer
8erbanoes am Samstag, ben ~.
Sftober, cine nSaaope'en Hartp~
nit Cana i'm nSaploft ano Barn (,
1926 Maiiaduietts Nbenue, 81. So.
@ergniieungen uno lleberrai9ungen
aler Mrt, iopie 8reife fir originele
uno fomiide &oitiime iino porgeie-
ben. Cine i6neioige Miiiiffopelle
miro fotpobl mooernite G1n3e ais
oiid frobliHe @ol3er aus guten alten
8eiten ipielen. Eafelbier bonn 6aB.
Seoermann 1T ber8lid eingelooen.
@intrittsfarten fir 40 Gents pro
Berion iino erb1ltlih i'm @erbanDS-
Total, 1907 De Gales StraBe, q. 80,
i'm 1iiro oes @aibingtoner Sournals
ooer bel ben standardization.
.Mnnniprt nttf Ans %n,nrnoM
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12

fritii6 mar; er bat fir 10 Sabre Die
gefdbrlide 6roge Oes beriidtigten,
b0ien, poInil6en &orrioors aus Der
@elt geidofft; er bat 2ocarno be-
itdtigt uno iib onrb arge oeutiA-
feinOlihe, BON Gran5ofen begiinitigte
umtriebe i'm Saorgebiet ni6t ouf-
reiaen IaIien.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12

Gni6luB bitten. 9ieien anidIub
miro Damn niemono, nud StaIien,
ni1t Derbinoern fonnen, am nenig-
item Sranfreid, oas i'm Snnern ale
@1noe bon bat. 5ranfreihs Stalien-
politif BON beltte i9eint aIio Ser
legenbeitspolitif 81 iein.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-12
&nppert Seim-aartcnpartie

alm @Ontag, Den is. 0ttober,
nadmittaes 100 llbr. finoet in ser
Southern 0airp 60 90 StraBe,
%. g., cine &artenpertie Itott. Ser
grloS 1T gum 8eiten oes oeutihen
Nltenbeims.
Evening star., 1934-07-06

by experts OF the commission, headed
by John A. Beeler. consulting en-
gineer.
July 80 was set yesterday by the
commission as tentative date for
the hearing but this Is contingent
upon completion of the report of
the experts. The hearing will be de-
layed until the recommendations of
the experts are ready so that debate
at the hearing may be specific.
A number of important changes in
the street car system are said to be
under consideration by the engineers,
who are studying a mass of data as
to traftic movements, destinations of
street car patrons and popular routes
followed by those who travel to work
by automobile, taxicab, street car and
bus
Evening star., 1934-07-06

motor generator set for the old struc-
ture. which is now being utilized by
the Agricultural Adjustment Admin
istration and the General Accounting
ONCE.
The electrical work includes in
stallation of a new alternating cur
rent switchboard; installation of a
new motor generating set to furnish
direct current to two existing eleva-
tors: putting in of new power feeders
for the new elevators, to be installed
under another contract; the erection
of a new alternating current motor
and equipment for one hydraulic lift
and the furnishing of new power
feeders to the cafeteria.
Evening star., 1934-07-06

street; Frank L. Appich, 1855 Newton
street: Mrs. Helen L. Bensinger. 1888
Twenty-seventh street; Miss Louise
Chasmar. 1347 Ingraham street; John
E. Collins, 723 Longfellow street;
Frank w. Constable. 1903 E street
northeast; John A. Horton. 2428 Tun-
law road; Mrs. Marjorie D. Howard
Shoreham Hotel; Mrs. Jeannette E.
Jackson, 6704 Fourth street; Ralph L.
Jacobs, 62l5 Twelfth street; Carl R.
Kraemer. l74l Lanier place; Herbert
j. Lewis, 2714 Quarry road; Philip
Little, 9l9 G place; Joseph F. Moore,
2l27 Branch avenue southeast; Will
lam A. Park, jr., 6326 Sixteenth street;
Fred E. Pestell, 1914 C street north
east; Clarence S. Putnam. 1880 Sec
ond street northeast: Harold r.
Smith. 237 Rhode Island avenue;
Horace NJ. Smith, 2l5 First street
Evening star., 1934-07-06
TRAFFIC PROPOSALS
TO BE MADE PUBLIC
Hearing Will Be Held on Ee-
quests to Reroute Trans;t
Company Lines.

Proposals for rerouting lines of the
Capital Transit Co, will be made
public before action is taken by the
Public Utilities Commission. it was
announced today by Riley E. Elgan,
commission chairman.
The subject now is being studied
Evening star., 1934-07-06
WOODWARD CHOSEN
FOREMAN OF JURY
Personnel of New Group for Dis.
trict Supreme Court Named;
Leader Is Store Official.

! Walter Woodward, 1925 Jonquil
street, was chosen foreman of the
new grand jury selected yesterday in
District Supreme Court. Woodward is
superintendent of delivery for Palais
Royal, Inc. Other members of the
jury are:
Edward R. Altman, 1921 Thirteenth
Evening star., 1934-07-06
OLD P. O. BUILDING GETS
NEW ELECTRIC SYSTEM
P. w. A. Funds to Be Used in
Modernizing Equipment for
A. A. A. Offices.

Using Public Works Administratio
funds, the National Park Service pro-
poses to modernize the electrical
equipment in the old Post ONCE
Building.
Oliver G. Taylor, chief of the east
ern engineering division of the Ma
tional Park Service, today called for
bids, to be opened on July Is, at IL
am, in room 1915, Navy Building. for
a switchboard, power feeders and a