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Evening star., 1934-11-10
ROOMS AND ROARD-


HILLCREST. $500 18th St. Nw.-Double
room southern exposure: attractive atmos-
nhere. spacious entertaining rooms: splen-
did. balanced meals Rates reduced.
front room: 2 windows. closet, . beds.
semi-private bath. continuous h. W. un-
limited phone excellent meals; two gentle
men. S35 per month each. To-
1910 18th ST. NW.-Vacancy for girl in
good home: excellent meals.
1929 K ST. NV. The Lee-Maraue-Nicely
furnished rooms running water. semi-pri
vate baths: home cooking, I3'
1345 GIRARD Nw-Homelike. warm
rooms. twin beds; phone: continuous hot
water: excellent meals. Men only.
.o3l QUE ST. N.w-Attractive rooms.
southern exposure In exclusive guest
house; rates commensurate with service
Phone Decatur 3343
FAC FLORIDA AVE. N.w.-Boarding house
OF the better class has a few desirable
vacancies: every home convenience.
sles and doubles: convenient location.
1722 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Attractive front
room for > or 3 discriminat ting guests: also
single room: excellent meals.
FOUNTAIN CoURT-A residence for wom-
inss;: SPACIOUS rooms; superior food (health
aSGS i eS dese gIivate parking
Phone Columbia o@a4. 'O' '"''
:3Os Goth ST. NW.-Large second -noor
sinEle Or double; table board. Phone Po-
1909 18th ST N.w.--Comfortabie rooms
Two young men. Near Dupont Circle
Board II desired; home atmosphere. Phone
Decatur 1855. IL
s521 14th ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished
room. twin beds. next bath. Home con-
venlencss. excellent meals; reasonable.
Phone Columbia a3S6-w. IL.
1861 99th ST. NW-Laree. sunny. front
room for 3 gentlemen. with meals. Phone
Adams 2043.
J712 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-Lovely
eingle and double rooms for two or three
Good meals. hot bread H.
1343 EUCLID N.w.-Gentlemen Large
front rn1.. sou exp. ! windows. twin beds.
sentinuouS hot water; sxcallent food.
Evening star., 1934-11-10
TABLE BOARD
WANTED-ROOMS.

HILLCREST. 2SOO 18th ST. NW.-Desir-
able table board wel-bslanced meals:
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RENT-FLATS.
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

.I30 PA. AVE. NV LARGE ROOM.
and bath. S!5. r. o. BELT Union Trus
Bldg Phone National :I:i46.
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RO0MS-IINEIlRNISHED.

c13c NEW YORK AVE Nw-Twa rooms
and kitchenette over store. 12'
1417 BELMONT ST. NV. Apt 44-Large.
sunny room in newly decorated apt: suit
able for couple or two ladies' H.
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1511 ALLISON ST. N.W.-LarRe, attrsc-
lively furnished front room with private
vate family; telephone; 18th st. bus 4th
IL
Evening star., 1934-11-10

Two young men. Near Dupont Circle
Board II desired; home atmosphere. Phone
Decatur 1855 1Is
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nO60 31th ST.-Large sunny front room;
nicely furnished back room and porch:
gentlemen; reasonable. Emerson 1921.
Evening star., 1934-11-10

APARTMENTS-S
3 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH UN-
furnished. l2l Willow ave. Takoms
Park. Md. H.
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311 F. ST. NE-Nicely furnished room
for ! or " people; Ink. privilegeS. IL
Evening star., 1934-11-10

1929 ST NV The ee-Marque-Nicely
furnished rooms. running water semi-pri-
vate baths: home cooking. 13'
Evening star., 1934-11-10
ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN

ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBA
1O7 WASHINGTON AVE Cherrydale. Va.
Nicely furnished front room in private
home: 1Oc bus fare; S35. Clsr. l45S-Y-".
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.
WANTED by December !, room and
1uet refined lady: not over S45 per
month Address BOX 93-K. Star ONCE i0'
TABLE BOARD.
HILLCREsT. ,2sOo 13th ST, N.W,-Desir-
able table board wen-balanced meals:
rates S6 per week.
WANTED-ROOMS.
YOUNG LADY desires room in small. re-
fined. private family. Georgetown reason
l OR :, UNFURNIsHED ROOMS with bath
north Of TAYLOR st. NV Address Box
l0S-k Star Office. II.
APARTMENTS-FU
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APARTMENT
Hotel. goth ana NIL. K; b. com
pletely furnished. linens. silver. .Frsidaire:
day. week. month; reasonable. Natl. 34:5
" looms: sleeping rooms: no children con-
tinuous hot water IL
FREE RENTAL AGENCY. CAR AND GUIDE
FREE PTs al al sEGT1pNs t6a Pays mp
1890 18th ST. NV. APT. APART
ment of large rooms and bath porch.
electric refriseration: attractlvely iur-
nished Open for inspection from ] ] TO
CO. l733 De Sales St. District :io"..
346a 14th ST, NV" LARGE ROOMS
large porch. elec. refrigeration. gas. cleo.
heat, phone: suitable for couple; $40 mo.
IL
APARTMENT FURNISHED. asO4 ASH ST.
Mt. Rainier. Md. or 3 rm. apartment or
with Davenport suite and radio lovely
bed ROOM kitchen: S45 mo.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
onse No ehden Tor Prone
| 20OO Ant. 1O6. IL
REFINED GIRL DESIRES TWO GIRLS
share two rooms. kitchenette. bath; $50
month each; conyeniences. 6-10 p M. 105
THE OAKLAND
zoos Columbia Rd. NV.
ATTRACTIVE GROOM APT.
Reasonable Rental. Apt. Al. H.
1 LARGE ROOM. KITCHEN AND LARGE
able: adults. 639 Columbia rd. NV. IL
TILDEN GARDENS. 1000 TILDEN ST
Apt. 3O5-3 rooms. reception hall. kitchen
and bath. Phone Cleveland 5334. IL
47Ol CONNECTICUT AVE.
Completely furnished apartment over
looking Rock Creek Park: rooms. porch.
kitchen dinette and bath: refrigeration in
cluded In rental: garage in basement
THOS. ]. FISHER & CO.,
INCORPORATED
T3S 18th st. District 6S30.
Northwest Housing Service.
1884 14th ST. NV Phone Col 5000.
Furnished and unfurnished apartments,
houses and rooms: transportation supplied.
A CAR AND GUIDE FREE.
Furn and unfurn apts.. houses and rooms
DISTRICT RENTAL BUREAU.
9e7 9th st. NV. Room 306 MA s717
APARTMENTS FURN. 4 UNFURN.
5sa1 COLORADO AVE. NV BACK
rooms and screened porch. on second
floor. and garage: to rent Furnished or
unfurnished. Phone Georgia O25a.
DOWNTOWN APIS. $40.
Modern elevator bldgs.: convenient: |
and rm.. kit; b; apis See BLAIR; 1921
Phone National 5437
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1871 I4th sT. N.w.-Niceiy furnished
room. twin beds. next bath. Home con-
venlences. excellent meals; reasonable.
Phone Columbia Q3SG-W
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1885 MERIDIAN PL NV. Apt. 5-For
one or two young ladies in private family.
Phone Columbia S45lR,
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BRIGHT. SUNNY ROOM for one two
gentlemen; shower bath; parking: al bus
near cars: reference Adams 692O-W =
Evening star., 1934-11-10

o1o ST. NE.-Sunny. large room. 2nd
foor corner home: also large basement
NOM: for men: | b k. reasonable.
Evening star., 1934-11-10

1905 NJ ST. NE-Large front room. pri-
vate bath home privileges. elegantly fur
nished; references EXCHANGED: garage.
Evening star., 1934-11-10

Nacanc1eS: every nome CONVENIENCE.
1876 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NW.-Sin-
sles and doubles: convenient location.
1922 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Attractive front
room for > or 3 discriminating guests: also
single room: excellent meals
Evening star., 1934-11-10

HIL1CREST. $500 18th st. NW.-Double
room southern exposure: attractive atmos-
rhere. spacious entertaining rooms; splen-
did. balanced meals Rates reduced.
Evening star., 1934-11-10

H0S1 QUE ST. N.W.-Attractive rooms.
southern exposure. in exclusive guest
house: rates commensurate with service
Phone Decatur 3343
Evening star., 1934-11-10

1903 HAMILTON ST N.W-Detached
house: sunny. comfortable room with bath.
with or without board. Georgia 1860.
Evening star., 1934-11-10

1910 CALVERT-Inquire 3rd Fl.-Large.
romfortab ROOM near bath; conveniept
to both car lines: employed woman: SIG.
11ta MASS. AVE. N.W.-For gentleman.
= large comfortable. furnished room: prl-
vate home: continuous hot water.
Evening star., 1934-11-10

35 YOU ST NV.
IN ST. MARTINS PARISH.
Modern brick home thoroughly reno
waited. large rooms and bath. ami
second floor arranged for apt; 2-car brick
garage Omen until pm
w r THOROWGOOD.
20e4 AVE. NE. DECATUR 03l1.
BROKERS ATTENTION
Only left-"92@ 18th st. NV.
block north Of Ontario Apt: OF IT, wide.
4 bed rooms garage. clear: will trade
Open. CARL H. SMITH. National l046
36l7 26th ST. NE
Woodridge Colonial home. : rooms. tiled
bath. tiled kitchen. open fireplace. LARGE
cella' garage Near Rhode Island ave. ne
w. r THOROWGOOD.
20e4 R. l AVE. NE. DECATUR 03l1.
Evening star., 1934-11-10

APARTMENT, FURNISHED. 2SO4 ASH ST
Mt Rainier. Md. . or 3 rm. apartment or
furn. rms: oil heat. Rent reasonable. IL"
l2l7 G ST. NE-LARGE FRONT ROOM
with Davenport suite and radio lovely
Evening star., 1934-11-10

1867 r. I. AVE. NV corner l5th'-
Front room next bath. twin beds. = clos
cts S36; other desirable vacancies. $50
$40 double: lovely home; excellent home-
cooked meals. walking distance.
Evening star., 1934-11-10

LOVELY LARGE FRONT ROOM, suita BILE
= near bath; reasonable. Adams 6246.
Evening star., 1934-11-10

raoa BRANDYWINE ST. NV. Forest
Hills. D. C.-Two sunny communicating
rooms in home of unusual beauty and
comfort; cork tile floors. fireplace. private
lavatory continuous hot water; lovely out
look. 2 blocks from Chevy Chase cars. near
national park Phone Cleveland O444. l"'
La gaceta., 1934-11-22
CUBA AL Ola
ULTIMAS NOTICIAS

Habana, nov. PEI super.
visor de la carcel, Sr. Coloma,
dice que los presses poIiticos no
han decI9rado la hueIga del
hambre, como Sc publicara.
Sc frg6 con los fCndos del
estado ell jefe de la oficina de
comunicaciones de la ciudad de
Santa Clara, Sr. Pedro Alvarez.
-Destrozos cause una bonn
ba que hubo de explotar en- la
casa de la Sra. Zaldivar, en- la
ciudad de Camagdey.
Ell alcalde de Ia Habana ha
extendido una invitaci6n al pue
bio para que asista a las hon
ras funebres del martes, ami
versario del fasilamiento de lct
estudi2ntes.
-Embarc6 para Santiago de
el DR.. C~ardenas, secreta-
rio de justicia. lie acompana el
alcalde de Bayamo.
La gaceta., 1934-11-22
FL. PRESIDENTE DEL CODI
GO DE LA INDUSTRIAL AU
TOMOTRIZ VISTA La
CIUDAD

Ted V. dodgers, jefe e%Jecutl-
vc del c6dig2 nacional para la
industrial del autom6vil y Pre-
sidente de la American Truck
ing Association, Sc encuentra de
vista en- esta ciudad, donde ha
sido agazaiado y atendido por
los detallistas locales de la in
dustri3.
Aver Sc lie ofreci6 un home
maize en- el restaurant "El PaSa-
je," al que asistieron diversas
representations de las classes
vivas de la poblaci6n.
La vista de Rodgers puede
cOnsider3rse emo de inSpec-
ci6n, en- beneficio de los intere!
SEES del concrete local. Segu1
sus manifestations la industrial
de la fabrication de camiones es
la tercera en- importancia entire
las que Sc enctentr3n funci0-
nando bajo las reglas de la NRA
La gaceta., 1934-11-22
MACHADO EN- GAMING De
EUROPA

H3bana, nov. ga bordo
del vapor aleman Frida Horn,
que sali6 aver de Puerto Plata,
Santo Domingo, con rumbo al
HaVre, Francia, EMBARGO ell Ge-
neral Machado, ex-presiden-
tie de Cuba. Con 81 partieron su
medico, ell DR.. Molinet, exsecre-
tario de agriculture; Julio
Bourger y esposa; Rafael Veloz
Reyes y esposa y Luis Jer0ni-
nc Valdes.
Machado busc6 refugio en-
Santo Domingo, hace alguno5
meses, y dicese que su viaje ODE
dece a temores que abriga, aun
que ell presidente Trujillo lie ha
Gfrecido toda clase de garan-
tias.
La gaceta., 1934-11-22

ties, Sc prepare una velada con-
memorativa en- ell Circulo Cuba
nc.
Una asamblea Sc verificara
en- West Tampa, es possible qUe
sea en- la sociedad Stella.
Ell jueves otra asamblea en- la
Unione Italiana.
La sociedad Marti-Maceo lie
prepare una reception en- sus
salones, para ell viernes.
Ell sabado probablemente Vi
sitaran el Colegio de Rollins y
ell domingo a Silver Springs.
Este dia termina ell progra-
ma de festejos, con que sera
obsequiado ell inteligente y me-
ritisimo cubano, en- los dias que
dure su estancia en- esta ciudad.
TODD ell que deSee Ilevar ST.
automovil al terraplen de la ca
lie %, puede estar en- ell Circu-
10 Cubano a la l de la tarde
del Sabado.
La gaceta., 1934-11-22

la Gale % sera recibido por Ell
Alcalde INFERNO, Mr.. Campbell,
ell Sheriff Spencer, Concejales
y amigos del DR.. Grau. En- una
reception, en- el Ayuntamiento
Sc lie entregara la llave de la
Ciuudad.
A las 3 de la tarde sera salu-
dado por la Directiva del Circu-
10 Cubano y ell pueblo, en- ell Pa
lacio de la Gale Ia y avenida
10.
Por la DIRECTIVE de la socie-
dad Marti-Maceo sera recibido
a las a de ia tarde.
Una reception y bale tendra
efecto a las 10 de la noche, en-
la ~"casita criolla".
En- horaS de la manana del
domingo daran un paseO por
los alrededores.
En- ell Restaurant Gel Pasa-
ie" Sc dara I'm b3nquete a las
7 de la noche, al que c~oncurri'
ran mas de $50 personals.
FL Lunes, Sc lie ofrecera una
reception en- la ciudad de st.
Petersburg, a las 3 de la tarde,
que sera presidida por ell Alcal-
de Mr. Blanc.
Por la noche seran visitadas,
las sociedades Centre Espanol,
Centre Asturiano y Unione TIA
Para el Martes, aniversario
del fusilamiento de los estudian
La gaceta., 1934-11-22
UN JUDICIAL PA
RIA REDUCIR LAS TART
FAS DE ELECTRICIDAD

Miami, nov. 22.-LOs esfuer-
EOS de la municir2lidad para re
ducir las tarifas de la compafia
de electricidad han promovido
ina investigation del C9mite de
la Camara de Representatives.
~ un escandalo pdblico. Causa
de la referida investigation fue
el hecho de haber acordado la
camara municipal una resolu-
ci6n Official en- relaci6n con la
integridad moral del juez H. l.
Ritter.
Este funcionario judicial, a
petici6n de la Florida Light &
Power Co., dict6 una providen-
cia que blCqueo los esfuerzos de
la camara municipal para redu-
cir las tarifas, inhibiend2se en-
SAVIOR de la corte federal, en- Gu
vas manos Sc encuentra ahora
ell litigio.
Ell representante M. c. Tar
yer, de Georgia, hubo de pre-
guntarle al alc3lde E. G. Seweil
que 81 e. habia propiciado la
mocion municipal laudatoria
para ell juez Ritter, con la espe-
rama de obtener luna justicia
mas sustancial' en- Ell litigio,
contestando Sewell con rope
tidas evasivas. Las investiga-
clones c0ntinuaran hasta que Sc
aclare convenientemente ell a
sunto.
La gaceta., 1934-11-22
Enriquetd Ldriz

Enriquet0 Ldriz
Joe Fi0renednO
Con sumo placer TRAGIC a es'
taS columnaS la resena de la bo-
da de estos apreciables j6venes.
Fue ante ell altar mayor de la
Iglesia C4t6lica San Pedro,
en- Brooklyn, donde Sc jur6 "a
NOR eterno la enamorada pare
ia.
Vestia ella un elegante traje
de raso blanco, llevando en- sus
manos un bonito bouquet dc
Dallas y Lirios del Vale; ell
suS sienes descanSaba una linda
corona de azahares.
Firmar0n ell actO matrimO-
NAL, como testigos, los esposos
Jose Y Dolores Rodriguez.
Ell matrimonio Francisco y
Filomena Garcia, tics de la no.
via representation a sus padres
Sres. Cayetano Lariz, que resi-
den en- ell numero 1414 de la "a
venida IA.
Una lucida reception tuv)
efecto en- ell hogan de los padres
de los nuevos esposos Jose y Ma
ria FiOrenzano.
Esplendidamente Sc obsequi6
a la nutrida concurrencia.
En- ell n1mero 228 de la Gale
E. 10TH, en- New York, fijaron
su Residential.
Que la suerte les colme de to-
das classes de dichas y ventures
es mi deseo.
La gaceta., 1934-11-22
OCUPADA UNA BOMBA EN-
Ell PORTAL DE Eel PALS"

Habana, nov Pima bonn
ba de dinamita Sc encontr6 Ell
Ell portal del edificio que ocupa
81 importante diario Eel Pals.
embellishments Sc avis6 al jefe
de la seccion de explosives, te-
niente Trabanca, quien recogi6
ell artefacto, lanzandolo al mar.
Una Investigation comenz6
yer mismo.
La gaceta., 1934-11-22
Cabaret Popular


Sigue con entuSiasmo la or
ganizacion de esta fiesta que
los muchachos de la Secci6n de-
Recreo del Centre Espanol pre-
paran en- ell palacio de West
Tampa.
Sera en- TODD Ell edificio, con
las orquestas, Homer Mer-
cer', "Cocoanuts" Y Los Bohe
MOS.
Habra un programa de varie
dades y agradables sorpresas.
Sc venderan meSas reserva-
das, al precio de 2 pesos, con
seis sillas.
Para separarlas Sc puede lla-
mar al telefono de la Secreta.
E. ria del Centre, Y 1882, 0 al de
S~everino Quintanilla, Y 4967.
Sera un hit.
La gaceta., 1934-11-22
Bascando yerbG

D@o1o"t@O 8CfoU
Anoche estaba en- La Secreta-
ria del Centre Espanol Y vi un
grupo de muchachas de la Sec
cion de Damas que presurosas
lie preguntaban al Sr. Fermin
Souto por un maZo de yerba,
que debian haber dejado para
elias. Sorprendido pregunte
para que la querian, y todas me
contestaron: Para las jirafas.
Ne invitan al salon donde es-
taban ensayando. Ali me encon
tire una esbelta Senorita que con
latigo en- mano adiestraba a su
circo.
La gentil Srta. Amelita Es-
ca1ante me muestra Ell progra-
ma que han confeccionado, en-
forma de libreto; 10 encuentro
muy original.
Mayita LIMA, en- ell balloon,
converse con unas amigos, lie
vand0 la cuenta de las salidas y
entradas.
Todo muy bien organizado,
esperanto la bora de levantar
manana ell tel6n, en- ell teatro
Casino.
Los que aspiran a la nueva
iibertad presentaran su case en-
la obra "a Divorciarse Tocan',
completa de gracia.
La gaceta., 1934-11-22
Ell JUICTO POR Ell ASESI-
NATO DE Pho A

Habana, nov, 22.-Comenza-
ra man2na ell juicio de la causa
por ell asesinato del estudiants
y lider revolucionario Pho Al
Varez, cometido en- epcca del
Machadat9.
Pide ell fiscal la pena de muer
te contra los acusados Prendes,
Armenteros, Balmaseda y Mau-
ri.
La gaceta., 1934-11-22
PALMETTO CAMP NO. 161

Sc recuerda a los miembros
de este Campamento que hoy
Jueves % Sc celebrara Tenida
Regular, a las 8 de la noche.
La Oficialida druega puntual
y numerosa asistencia.
V. PdlOri,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1934-11-22

PrOgrdmG complete de los
Gct0S en- honor dc} Dr.. Ra-
mon Grdu San Martin
Manana saldran para Miami
los Sres. Victoriano Manteiga,
DR.. Jorge A.. Trelles, Francisco
Perez, Rogelio Valiente y otros,
que acompanaran al ex-Presi-
dente en- su vista a esta ciudad.
En- ell terraplen y puente de
La gaceta., 1934-11-22
MURIO UNA REDACTORA
DEL DIARIO EEL PALS"

Habana, Nov. 22.-La Sra.
Ana Maria Ortiz, de 81 amos,
redactora de la pagina infantil
del peri6dico Gel Pals" muri6
envenenada al ingerir una me-
dicina que mand6 a preparar
en- la drcgueria y b2tica de Sa-
ira. Sc lie practice la autopsia al
cadaver, comprobandose ell en-
venenamiento.
La gaceta., 1934-11-22
En- la Uni0ne Itatiand

Sc prepare una function So
cial para ell dia 8 del entrante
mes. Tambien Sc celebrara una
fiesta para recaudar fondos,
que seran destinados a poner al
corriente, en- sus recibos los So
clos necesitados.
Dare mas detalles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-17
FUNERALS

The funeral of Michael F. Brer
 nan took place at S:30 this morn ing from the Arthur J. Lunny flu
 neral home, 25 Central avenue t. St Thomas church where a solen high mass was celebrated at O
 clock. by Rev Joseph F. Donnelly Rev John P. Kennedy was deaco'' and Rev James Coughlan sub-dea con.
 , The Gregorian mass of requier' was sung by the choir. with music
 under the direction of the church organist. George D. Pierrault. M"-
 Winifred Montesi sang Pie Jesu o'
 the offertory and the Star Span
 gled Banner after the mass. Burial was in Calvary cemetery
 with military honors. Father Don nelly conducted the services at thc grave. John w. Brenneis sounde"
 Traps" and directed the firir" squad, members of which wer" John Hubbard. Calvin A. Treve' John Martin, Peter F. KenneS'
 John J. Kennedy. Albert Clan"
 Stephen Stemmer and Albert Tin den, all members of the nations guard.
 Bearers were James Smith. Phil ip Smith. William North. Henry
 Barnum. Lawrence Marchetto and
 Walter Stochbower.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-17
SENATE PROBE OF MUNITIONS NOT
 TOBE SMOTHERED
Members Says PrOpagan- da Is Under Way By
 Makers of Armaments
By RONALD G. VAN TINE United Press Stan Correspondent

By RONALD G. VAN TINE (United Press Stan COrrespondents Washington, Sept 17-(UP)- The senate munitions committee moved into the final week of it's first series of hearings today, de- termined to resist efforts to smoth- CT sensational disclosures,
 Chairman Gerald P. Nye r., N. D., charged that armament mak- CTS were spreading propaganda in attempts to slow up the inquiry.
 We have just scratched the surface" he said. T promise you that this investigation will be most complete and any efforts to soft pedal it will be useless
 Nye refused to subscribe to con- tentions by some munitions makers that the committees revelations would damage American business.
 When we discredit one muni- tions company" he said, i've dis credit all. They all operate under the same system.
 Armament makers have become caIoused to rottenness. They have enjoyed utmost secrecy in their ac- tivities for years. It's time the pub- lie learned the truth.''
 Secretary of Commerce Daniel c. Roper has been besieged by protests from heads of arms com- panies who claimed the inquiry would ruin their foreign trade. Several witnesses testified at com mittee hearings that they could not expect to deal further abroad because of revelation of former business secrets.
 Nye insisted, however, that the inquiry would be sweeping in character" He described as pure a recent dispatch from Chile declaring that commer- cial relations with American muni- tions firms would be broken off as Ia result of the investigation.
 Profits continued to reach the department of state from foreign governments whose leading officials have been mentioned at the in- quiry in an uncom plimentary light. Mexico and Argentina have made formal representations. Great Bri- tain and Chile have indicated in- formally that they were not pleas ed with certain committee activi- ties.
 Nye welcomed all complaints as awakening to the need for regula- tion of the munitions salesmen."
 T hope" he said. that some of these countries will institute simi- lar Investigations. Then they, too, will realize how necessary it is to remove profits from war"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-17
One Fails To Pass Examination To-day
 Before State Head
Given Continuance Until Next Term Pending Investi. gafion of Entrance Into Country U. s. Examiner
 Conducts Tests Italians Again Lead List

Forty-six new citizens of the United States were made at the September term of the United States naturalization court in the common pleas court room here to- day. An unusual thing about the session Is that out of the entire number presented, only one failed of admittance. He was given con- tinuance until the next term, pend- ig an investigation of his entrance into the country. Usually at the hearings there are anywhere from half a dozen to ten who fail to pass the examinations.
 Judge Finn Presides
 Judge Edward J. Finn presided at the hearing and examinations were conducted by U. s. Examiner Shelby ogden of Hartford. William M, Gillette, clerk of the common pleas court and Deputy Sheriffs John. Jenusaitis and Ben Brady assisted.
 The following were admitted John Setti, 18O Rumford street Italy: Ernest Sandford, Thomas ton, Great Britain; Alfonso For lenzo, 63 Lounsbury street, ltaiy; Maria c. Famiglietti. no Ash street, Italy; Nicolo Segretario. 77 Walnut street, Italy: Berry Hugh son. 12 Harvard street, Great Bri- tain. Frances E. Graves. 19 Rose street. Great Britain: Elizabeth A. Steinmetz, 292 Homestead avenue Germany: Caterinea Muzzatti, 14o Bradley avenue, Italy: P. P. Ben- edetti, 157 Robbins street, Italy; Alphonse L. Dupont. 38 East Dover strete, Great Britain. Roland Bir- on, 23 West Clay street, Great Britain.
 Naugatuckian Made
 Joseph F. Ludas, Naugatuck. Poland: Thomas c. Johnstone, 6e Ashley street. Breat Britain: Mar gherita Zauca, 102 Ridge street Italy; Lewis M. Mediuros, l49 Lo- cust street, Spain; Rocco Coveilo' 225, Bishop strete, Italy; Nicholas Lanese, 122 Charles street, Italy: Albert Bellefeuille, 23 West Clay street, France: Anna Somma, Az Fuller strete, Italy; Antonio Spag- noIetti. 312 South Leonard street Italy. John LaFleur, AZ Wyman street. Great Britain: Wilhelmina e. Stomps, 51 Walnut street, Hol- land:
 Paul H. stomps, 51 Walnut street Holland; Francisco Gaglione, Wat erbury, Italy: Frances Herman. l9 West View street, Great Britain Margaret Shimkus, 561. North Riv- erside street, Lithuania: Lorenzo Tomasiello, TT Walnut street, Italy: Francisco c. Bilelo, Nauga- tuck. Portugal: Filomena Dantino 382 South Leonard street. Italy: William B. Sheriff. 22 Elizabeth street, Great Britain.
 Suburbs Represented
 Wasyl Sorrochak, Terryville, Po- land: William J. Crochetiere. Ches- hire, Great Britain: Francesca Sa- yerio, Moreland avenue, Italy: Car To Mucci, 1898 North Main street Italy: Charles Puzacki; Thomas ion. Lithuania; Agostino Ciresi, 104 Division street, Italy: Frank Svit- lek, Nangatuck. Russia: Yvonne Cignac, 105 Fairmount street Great Britain: Hazel Montei. Ter ryyiIIe, Poland: Julius 'Greger Terryville, Germany; William T Conroy, Naugatuck. Great Britain Domenico Emmanuel. .138 Hill street, Italy; Marcella C.. Norbu- taitis, Naugatuck. Lithuania.