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Evening star., 1934-08-03

The instant Belthsr's eyes fell upon the ape-man,
the beast leaped frantically against its bars at
tempting to seize Tsrzan and voicing an angry
roar Keeners came running "He does not like
me" said Tarzan. IF he ever got you he would
make short work of you" remarked a head keeper.
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WANTED--REAL ESTATE.
pROprRTY OWNEps

We have cash buyers for large and
small investment properties and small
AGGAMAN-BRAWNER REALTY CORP,
NE. 1850. 100 Eye st. NV.
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1888 10th NV: :boTsr. T%s,' = bath. n.
posuras, beau, furn., private entrance,
maid service, delightful me ais.
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coMNfFRCIAL GRouND.

FIRST COMMERCIAL, ON sT,. NV.
near 9th; 2l.TxliO: &q.2S q sd. T., as
sessed value; now improved by frams
dwelling. Atty. for owners. Df. 4boS.
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He was in advance of Tarzan. How do you kn
it?" he demanded. Last night you knew Erot "
with the Queen though you did not see him; nj
YOU knew that Belthar, her famous man-eati
lion was here and sure enough. he isl" Tarz
approached and stood beside Common.
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4 20 ALLISON ST. NV.
PRACTICALLY NEW

2O-ft. brick home with Colonial front
porch and built-in garage. squares from
St Gabriers Church and Grant Circle far
below original price. s rooms. 4 bed
rooms. hardwood floors and chestnut trim
throughout. buiit-fn tub and shower: kitch-
en- equipped with Oxford Cabinets Open
daily until 8 Pm. CAFRTTZ. 1404 & st.
DI. e0So.
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Jsi3 18th BIT NV near Scott Circle
Vacancy for Two young men in large study
room. cool. shower; excellent meals; also
singie room for young lady
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Rooms-VuRSnsHED

hGnBttnHfasf
ta1a d Ell NV Ant S---cnfr foFf&har
fgsHiaksa rooms Fsasepssit. eenvealeD'
- espts sspess o. deuA1s
issz I.ss ss,s.a S sss,s p sssasi. asss a.I SIS
rnliwitff phons privacy, sieTst9F
Iesf NJ AvE sw---Atssaetifs ffgA,
sfne5s rSogs Risg csHeas room walkfEE
sitstanre 1f oeFt septs paens -
1901 MASH Ayr Tw-wcil fgrniFhsc
nalases TpozlH: sHeeAsns loestson; warns
n6T7ERY PARK fss siiyiiIy fgrh. ro0n
pIsh private hsth. nsfu dstschse togs 2.
nin y toNnl eeard optional VI. 44ls.
ssIs MAHg AVE- EH-Lt8hf hoessksep-
ina YucM. next bah. room. kltfhFnette
Jet Escf, private entrance rBnnins water
u esr In 5s9l5 fsTuitsse. AMI
oEoRdEToNs. s09s " 81 Ew.-~i4rst
aelss.eksss.Es rSoE. aess private SatS
eisan and pestly farnished for Ink Tss-
tonahs afslM preferable.
ge0S n AVE NE--Nicsly furnished
front room ssrtafnau only. radio. teie-
phone. sara9s. 80 Weeiiy. -------------
DESIRABLE ROOM.
1885 California w---clean cool. quiet
Yssly decorated bay windov. electric fan;
Esasonabls near 2 car lines 20. 24b3.
HOTEL STRATFORD,
q f ST. NV.
NATIONAL BZgI
OFFERS SPECIAL SUMMER RATES
for August ane sfpismoer.
We aaYe its cool comfortable rooms
As low As 500 PKR WEEK.
oeod food IN our coree shop st very
An fbEAL HOME FOR BUSINESS MEs
AND WOMEN
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

ATTRACTIVE Z AND s ROOM HOUSES.
NV. section fur. or unfurn.
AID. 6S63. 81
COOL. COMFORTABLE, COMPLETELY
furnished house, in Cleveland Park; bed
rooms, large porches Frigidaire oil burn
er, open fireplace; year or longer; Sl25
per month. 1928 Highland place For
inspection phone Greenwood 2326.
1927 QUEBEC ST. NW.-6-ROOM HOUSE.
Q to s weeks; SIS per week including gas.
cleo. and phone. Emerson 74S1.
los LELAND ST. CHEVY CHASE. Md
A beautiful detached home, garage. gar
den. attractive environment completely
furnished. Until Nov. !. $50 per month.
Open for inspection.
HARRY B. PITTS co.
1343 H st. NV. ME. 010o.
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SALE-HOUSES.
S7,45O-SEMI-DET
BARGAIN TO COLORED.
BY BUD FISHER
RRI ICk

S7b0 BUYS 1343 ST Sc.
Attractive 6-room Colonial brick home,
rear porches, garage: $4,000 first mort
gage CAFRTTZ. 1404 X st. DI. 00SO.
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wANTEn-pEsK SPACE.

oYFfCK sKRVfcE or DESK SPACE
wanted with established concern. Address
sox afA-S, star of1cF
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SALE--BUSTNEsS PROPERTY,

BRICK HOUSE, 2 ROOMS AND BATH.
large store, cellar n. Y. ave. between 9th
ni%.. n iot s6xioS: assory Brick sarsss an I in
rear Apply 624 N. Y. ave. NV.
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.

LADY EMPLOYED DESIRES TWO ROOMS.
kitchenette bath preferably northwest sec
ton. Address Box 220-S. Star office. 81
FURNISHED APARTMENT IN SUBURBS
3 rooms and bath. LIST floor preferred; SIS
week; 2 children. Address Box 105-R.
Star ofdce.
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WANTED no RENT-HousEs.

WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
RESPONSIBLE ADULT FAMILY DESIRE
Phone Shepherd 3235.
PROMPT AND PERSONAL ATTENTION
given rent hstings. Our demands exceed
our supply.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS.
927 18th st. NV. DI. 1411.
WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS.
40 years experience. Prompt remittances.
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ. INC,
1014 Vermont Ave DI. 6210. \
LIST YOUR VACANT HOUSES AND
stores with us. Have immediate tenants
EDWARD d. COLEMAN,
9I9 N. Y, Ave. NV. Ma. 6562.
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1879 p ST NW---Large. cool. well fur
1ished room suitable for two. in deliRht-
lul home. every convenience excellent
we'll cooked and balanced menus; reas.
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l8th AND QUE SIS. nav.
THE SOUTHERN Club
COUNTRY BOARD.

HILL CREST VIII1A--strictly mod. home.
near Win, Va; wonderful mountain air
and scenery, unexcelled home-cooked
meals. chicken dinners; Sl2 weekly, S45
monthly. Mrs. W. w. Mcdonald. KeTns-
tom Va. Route No. /.
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wANTED.-Ro,oMs.

3 UNFURNIsHFD ROOMS for Ink. heat,
Ras. cleo; net 20 exceed S22. 90 mo-. young
married couple with one child. Address
Box lS9-S, star ONCE.
CLEAN cozy room, with kitchen privileges
by quiet couple. $50 mo-; sc. preferred.
Address Box 20o-S Star once
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RENT-FLATS.

1905 Ist ST. NV R. B.. ELEC S42 80
IS seston pl. n.e.-5 r. B.. elec... 1920
JAMEs r SHEA. 643 md Ave NV.
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2O23 n at CONN--Double room. twin
bees 6eGs, next 70 bath n refined home
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sALE-ACREAGK.
WANTEn--MnNEY.

MORTGAGE MONEY WANTED.
$4,000 wanted on residence property
near Atlantic city. cost 100000 COM
plets. Address Box 310-R. star once. -
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1890 18th ST Nw.-rwu lovely, clean
double rooms. twin beds; home cooking
watkins distRnces reasonable 30
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

OVERLOOKING LINCOLN PARK lI06 y
Capitol ST. rooms. kitehenette. elec. ref.
neatly fur; beautiful location; adults 3p
2-RooM, KITCHEN AND BATH APT.
Emerson 436s
ATTRACTIVE AND 3 ROOM APTs
furnished and unfurnished. Phone Adams
I4Is SPRING RD-THREF EXPOSURES
private entrance; large living room, bed
room, breakfast and kitehenette. bath,
telephone. gareRe. 5s
1927 GIRARD NW.-2 ROOMS, SINK.
suitable, couple; 81 VIZ Ap. 1850
YOUNG MAN WANTS IRoQMNATF,
ss Ssoas maid darn isof / 18TH 81 o. No gees e67s snm
TWO ROOMS AND KTTcHENETTE: GAS,
electricity and heat. Metropolitan 7496,
SIS 9th st. NV. A.
FREE RENTAL AGENCY, CAR AND GUIDE
EVE, GE, 4s96. 400 FARRAGUT NV. 3'
I0Q6 NJ ST. Nw.-lst FLOOR. 2 COOL
Ink. rooms. porch and bath; newly dec
Grated; ami; reasonable: adults.
81 wK-cocL. AIRY. NEW; / RM, KIT,
o.. gaS, elee.. cont. h. W. near Soldiers
Home cars, park. 1879 Warder st. NV.
DoWNTOwN-BEAU LARGE. CON-
pleteIy FURNISHED TWO rooms. kitehenette.
bath hn1 Suitable or g. 1888 New York
1926 COLUMBIA RID NW-LARGE BED
I'm, kit and dinette, Frigicaire, lights, gas.
So mo, Also large basement. Ink. rn,
adj. bath. SIS mo-; adults.
e7os ONTARIO RD.-I OR ? ROOMS.
kitchenette, nicely furnished: also want lady
20 share apt. with another. Columbia 4s17.
BEAUTIFUL LARGE. COOL 5-RM APT,
shower bath, ami. l3-foot ceiling; Alex.
S55; nicely furnished, Phone ME- s73l 9'
4-RM, ApT.-coMPLErE FURNISHINGS
for sale to party takins over unexpired
lease. 1856 Columbia I'd, Apt. l.
1s4e MINTwOOD PL. NV OR RM.
apt. including kitchen, southern exposure,
reasonable. Adams 4o03 or co. 0s64.
141i NJ AND ROOMS. KIT BATH;
s9SSoe ss6bo; xalRinF RfSRe distsnss sSq5ss SAUDI
1888 18th N.w.-Two ROOMS, BATH.
PosuREs: WONDERFUL HOME TABLE.
Hotel c6th and NV r X b, COM
pletely furnished. linens silver Frtst5airs'
day. week, month. reasonable. Ma b4eS
BURTON. 2l9o @ ST NV OR MORE
bed rooms kitchen. maid. service; sd,oins
q W. u and Grant School Walk 20
work" New manasement; S9-s12 week
EXCELLENT NV. II. BLOCK W. 10th.
clean. ssl DS5H eOmtortasie, able. s4so Brown St
sSs x Nw.-oNE-RooM KrrcHENETrE
Sns Ssr PSyfS ali ts ts saah sasabe fdT or
TX b: attractive: suitable for one
girl; references. DE. 0S00.
] ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH; REA-
sonahle. See operator Lombsrdy Auts,
20Ig Eve St NV s.
ANACOSTIA
1900 GOOD HOPE RD. Sc
I've large rooms, newly decors ted.
Right Downtown.
PARK CENTRAL,
1900 F St. NV.
FRIGIDAIRE CURRENT FREE.
IArge Twins room with portable dinette
set. dressing room with Murphy bed and
sun room with Murphy bed; kitchen.
fuil3-in cabinets tiled hath with built-in
tub and shower: SO
SEE MANAGER Me. aS4o. &
UNDER CAFRITZ MANAGEMENT.
George Washington Inn.
ON COOL CAPITOL HILL.
Furnished apartments. hotel service.
week or month Summer rates Ii 040O.
A CAR AND GUIDE FREE.
Furn. and unfurn spsS. houses and rooms
e97 18th 81. NV. Room SOC Ma sTl7
$55.0O-3435 BROWN ST.
WEST OF 18th ST. SETwEEN
NEWTON AND OAK
Reception hall living room. bed room
si'snenn hen siast'e eas9S lfisi0H1lTs AZ aoso
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RoOMs-uNFURNrsHED

S19 y ST sE4 rooms private bath,
furnished or Hnfuruishsd: also basement
apt II I0233. Opposite school Adults.
az
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14I0 10th NW.-~Single and double ruoms
in cool residenti8l club; gpatlous entertain
ing rooms; excellent food aiid service
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FRANKLIN MANOR BEACH MD.--cLEAR
lots. size 5Ox160 for sale or trade. See
LHoS. r. CLARK on premises or at 3407
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.
(Cantinuedl
NnOREn

1920 ard st. n,W@8 r. b., elec. .S47.5O
445 II St nw-6 r, b.. elec 40.50
3l9 South Capitol ST r. b. cleo. 35 so
7l9 4th st. n.w.-6 T.. b., gas. 30.50
SIT 2nd st. n.w.--9 r., b.. gas. .,.,. 1915
1859 st. n.e.-6 r., b., gas. ..... 27,50
737 4th ST. NV r. gas, water. $3.50
40 School st. s.w.-5 T.. water. 90. so
213O Va ave nw-5 r. water 20.50
24I4 Eye st. n.w.-6 r., cleo. water % so
5I5 23rd st. nw-5 r, water -. 20.50
462 Va ave. s.w.-5 r., water 1880
622 K st. s.w@ T.. water ....... 1850
LAT st: s.w.-6 T.. water -. 1920
TIA N. j. ave se-4 r., water. gas 1900
333 18th st. s.e-6 r. b.. elec. -. 31.50
JAMES r. SHEA, 643 Indiana Ave. NV.
COLORED-1130 10th ST NW.-SEVEN
rooms and bath; central location; $50 per
month.
HARRY B. PITTS CO.
1343 H st. NV. Me. 0100.
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SALE Or RENT--HOrSES.

460s 18th ST. Nw.-5-R. AND B. MOD
ern bungalow, large porch. bright cellar.
big lot, beautiful shade: consider $4,000
en- $50 cash and $50 mo-. or rent. 500
mo-. as is. 7-9. GE. 6146.
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SALEI,nTS

Ll1ui Palisades ON Potomac NV D C.:
treasury 10 minutes; only S795 DI 1897
TAKoMA PARK LOTS. 5Oxl50; VERY
reasonable for cash. Shepherd 2247.
SPECIAL BARGAIN.
LOT FOR STORE.
1st Commercial Zone
Bunker Hill Rd. NE. Bet. Goth and q LIST
SITS. NE
ONLY $3.50.
22x91 to Alley
This is fast-growing business section.
Build I1ss,.g and grow gp With the neighhorhoOd.
, H. r. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1915 H st, NV. District 09os.
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

FRANKLIN MANOR BEACH. MD,-For
quick sale. 81 300. Cottage originally sold
for double this amount. See THOMAS 2.
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SALE-FARMS.

$50 DoWE-oNE ACRE HIGH, LEVEL,
clear land on gravel road. 7is miles D. CT
s13B. National 1888.
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JOIN 4. BRICKLET,,

SMALL ACREAGE TEACTS
osores 1 af' of MoStaomsry GSR D coHny ns d FROM on
2h to acres each. from $500 TO $3.50
each. Good road. city elec.: churches,
schools. stores nearby; property free and
clear OF encumbrance. Small cash and
easy monthly payments Government loans
viii soon be available 10 any one desiring
70 build. providing one owns the land.
There is absolutely no excuse for not
owning your own home now.
JOHN A BRICKLEY,
Suite 209-210. Barr Bldg. DI 1921.
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COLONIAL BEACH. VA.-7-ROOM FUR
nished cottage for rent; directly on river
front. Phone North 425a.
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1910 loth ST. NW~--Rooins and board:
vacancy for girls. double room with prt-
vate lAvatory, excellent meals
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HERRING BAY-cOZY COTTAGE, 81
miles D. g, line; ami; excellent bathing.
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CHEVY CHASE Md. All CUMMINGS Lane
HipRle or double; good meals; very reason
able. priRAte family WI aAkS
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROVhH hND DOhhO-
i3EsNcE fss Tdn "y5TY1TT y50N PF5Pff eLgR gEfs5
MODERN BATHS, INNER -sPRiNd NAT.
TREHEEE; CLEANLINESS, GOOD FOOD.
BEfEcTfvE MENu. REASONABLE
ls13 18th BIT NV. near Scott Circle
Vacancy for two young men in large study
room. cool shower; excellent meals; also
1929 18th NV W--Comtottable rooms:
made creams. At Dupont Circle. North
i722 p Sri NW'---Large. cool. well fur
uished room suitable for two. in deliEht-
well cooked and balanced menus; reas.
14I0 10th NW.-~single and double ruoms
IN cool fesidenti8l club spatilous entertain
ing rooms; excellent food aid service
CHEVY CHASE. MD. All Cummings Lane
able; private family. WI 3s5s.
1910 ioth ST. NW~--Hooins and board:
vacancy for girls. double room with prt-
va1e IaEal2Iys -eNeellent mesls.
bedt, next 10 bath. IN refined home
delicious meals; reasonable.
1890 18th ST Nw-Twu lovely, clean
double rooms. twin beds home cooking
watkins distance reasonable 5s
1920 18th ST. N.W--Rooms: excellent
meals: real home atmosphere. with every
convenience: walk. distance reasonable. bs
1907 BELMONT RD.--Larse front room,
2 windows well furnished; board optional
Very low rates: private horie. CO. 1881.
1910 BILTMORE NV. of 18th and Col
fd.--Double and single. and floor. attrac-
lively furnished rooms. Adams 5549.
l34a EUCLID ST. NW--lIiEh and cool
Excellent food continuous hot water. SO
and S7 week. On car line
1888 10th NV: :,oTas rms bath. a1.
posuras, beau, furn., private entrance,
maid service, delightful me ais.
SOUTHERN CLUB.
14o0 N, II. ave.--The hotel With a
mansion atmosphere. Permanent and
transient guests accommodated. Reason
able
TERRACE HALL
ia4S Massachusetts Ave. NV.
Lovely Lsrse Double Room, Run. Water.
Also esGgie Room. Delicious Food
Beautissi Spacious Dining Room.
REAEnNARTE RATEz
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1929 10th NV Comfortable rooms.
specializing IN fresh food and home
made creams. At Dupont Circle. North
f30a0 as
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ever Labor day S7h, housekeeping; 3 or 4
lersons; big screened porches. Cali WEst
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OVERLOOKING LINCOLN PARK. lI06 Y.
Capitol ST. rooms. kitehenette. elec ref.
neatly fur; beautiful location: adults 81
BROOM, KITCHEN AND BATH APT,
furnished. in Chevy Chase. $3.50. Phone
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SALE-HOUSES.
(COntinued.)

S8,o50-MARIETTA PARK.
A LARGE. ROOMY, sEMI-DETACHED
BRICK HOME with. eight rooms, built-in
OF this beautiful section at such low
price Is real news for the home seeker.
The house is now being done over Ike
brand-new and is entirely modern in every
respect, including new Frigidaire. shades,
stove, etc. We believe this TO be the best
value In this size, home ever offered In
this popular suburb and suggest that you
r. NJ. HOOKER,
METROPOLITAN 1858.
Evenings. 5 to 8. Cal GEORGIA 4246.
MORTGAGE HOLDER
WILL SACRIFICE
For Just Enough to Cover Mortgages.
I'll 18th St. Sc.
Modern 7-room brick a bed rooms)
tile bath, built-in garage. hot-water heat
front and rear porches
Can Be Arranged for Two Families.
Vancant and Ready for Occupancy.
H. r. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1918 H st. NV. d. OgOs
14th ST. AND PARK RID.
S7950-This aIl-brick home of large
rooms, porches. large closets. @. E. ice
box, 2-car garage. Is real buy in this
most convenient community. REALTY
ASSOCIATES. NC. MA. 1888 until 2 m.
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COLONIAL, BEACH, VA.--COoLA NEWLY
furnished bungalow on water front; avn
ings, bath, ami. Call Clar. 6s5-W-2. 3s
NORTH BEACH HOTEL, NORTH BEACH,
Nc, vacation rates; board and room. $40
and Si2 per week. So
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-31
CHAMPION In EGG
EATING KILLED
Farmland Shot Lieutenant
Of Police Dead..He Him.
self Was RiddIed

WEXFORD, II. T.. May 3i--CUP)
---Wickford's sclf-styled egg eating
champion was dead to-day, hls
body riddied with police bullets
after he had slain "a state police
ofYicial. Victims OF the Memorial
day tragedy were: Peter Freeman.
SO year old bachelor farmland
who worked for his keep" and
won his mythical title last year
by eating 80 hard-boiled eggs In a
contest. Lieutenant Arnold l."
Poole, sc. father of three small
children. who was promoted TO u
iieutenancy only two months ago.
One OF Freemans daily duties
was to milk the cows on the farm
where he worked. Last night r.
Edward standeven. boss" farmer,
did the milking. Angered. Free
man accused Standeven OF trying
10 steal his Job. An argument en-.
sued. and the foreman notified
state police. Poole came and he
and standeven approached an out
building where Freeman was hid.
ing. Freeman fired at standeven
but missed. Then he turned his
J2-gauge shotgun on the Officer.
shooting him In the head. Free.
man ran TO the PROSTATE form and
fired two more charges into the
head. Barricadcd In the farm ice
house. Freeman exchanged shots
with q score OF troopers who we're
soon on the scene. Finally he
made the mistake OF appearing In
the doorway. He fell dead before
o fusiiiade OF police bullets.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-31
DR. LUTHER Was
CAUSE OF SPLIT
st Louis Divided Over Ills
Visit to Great Saen.
gerfest

NJ Louis, Mo, May 3i,---.-~ (UPD
"A delicate diplomatic situation
arose to-day with arrival OF Dr
Hans Ldthtr, German nnibGBgad dor
10 tho United States, 10 be guest
Of honor Mt tho national saenger-
fest, the German massed singing
festival.
NumorOus protests against his
coming were presented 20 Mayor
Bernard r.. DIckmanB. The Ger
man element Of this highly Ger.
man city was split into two camps,
aB was the DOD-German element
Luther smiling automatically
warded or any direct reference
TO the antl.NaZI protests. 10 war
met by heavy police detail ~ the
station, but said. would have
felt quite safc wiEdjut H."
Ills coming was interpreted by
the aDti-Nazl faction m official ~
Louis approval Of the policies OF
the Hitler regime. 10 was loud
and Outspokcn In its opposition,
and demanded action by Mayor
Dickman.
The mayor, however, issued o.
statement In which he said that
to prevent the Ambassadors visit
would be gross improperly on my
part" and an insult 10 the German
nation"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-31
Wheat Rose But Steel
Shares We're Lower
u S. Steel Common EquaIed Its Low For l034--SiI'
yer Shares We're Among Dulest Of All


New York, May si.--(UP)--
Prices sagged fractions to mors
than points on The stock o.
change tosday In dull turnover.
Wheat scared 6 cents q bushei, en-
limit Of gluctuation fer = single day
and other grains rose 2 20 more
than 4 cents bushel.
steel shares were depressed %
now Town without volume. v. B.
Steel common equRled liz low for
1894, while new lows were made
by the Bethlehem Issues, National
steel and y. \. Steel pFeeerred.
Hop lbilo preferred declined more
than points, and A. NJ. Byers
preferred nearly points.
Granger railroads were lower on
prospects OF q light wheat crop be.
cause OF drought conditions. Farm
equipments lost ground for the
same reason and mail order shares,
whose companies derive consider
able income from tho agricultural
regions, were lower. ~
In ordinary circumstances, q ris
Ing grain market would aid stocks.
In this instance the drought was
considered serious deterrent 20
business In the affected sections,
and hence was bonrlgh on stocks.
Silver shares were among the
dullest Of any group, despite the
house passage Of tho silver bill.
American smelling did not sell un.
III late In the day, while there
were no deals In ". y. smelling
until tho last 10 minutes OF trad.
Ing. II opened then Mt iib I.s on
i-2 points. American was at %
1.2 of liz. N.i
American telephone moved ovet
n half point area In dull tradins.
Western Union waB down more
than n point. Aviation issues lost
frnction oils were fraetionnlly
lower. Utilities dipped small q.
mounts. Motors late In the day
with General Motors of more than
q point. Rubbers were down des.
pite firmnoBs in rubber futures 4
Sales today Appropriated 440,.
900 shares against $4,000 shares
Tuesday. Curb saios were 100000
shares against 10000 shares Tues
day.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
averages showed industry e4.00, or
1893, railroad 42.70, Off 0.si, utility
90 80, of O,b2, ut
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-31

WOMAN LAWYER
LOST DURING THE
HOURS OF NIGHT
Tried to Find Camp Of
Brother and Wandered
OFF Her Course

Cumberland, Mo-, May 3i-(UP)
Lost IL hours IN woods near her
summer camp here, Miss Gail
Laughiip OF Portland, F1iddle.aged
attorney and member Of the state
legislature, slept beneath tree
while a. posse OF 20 men hunted her,
and nwoke ut dawn today to ind
her way alone.
Searching parties hastily organ
lied ny sheriffs last night were DO.
ing augmented when word came
that the missing legislator, nation
ally prominent In women'g Organi'
Nations, had reached her camp,
none the worse for her night In
Miss Laugbiin left Portland late
yesterday to spend the holiday with
her brother. Herbert, Arriving ut
about $3.50 D, m, she parked her
car Ut his winter nome on the main
road and started hiking for their
camp, situated on n small lake
about n mile and half In tho
woods.
A portable mill that was 10.
Gated on the trail to the camp had
been moved and IN the absence o.
the landmark Miss Laughlfn lost
her, way. She linked about three
miles IN the wrong direction and
then, as darkness gGtNcd IN, Do
cided 10 sleep until dawn. To-day
she first found her way back 70
her automobile, and from there q
mOtorist gave her lift" 70 her
camp. Bho was able 10 direct him
10 ~, having Uncovered how she
lost the trail,
A graduate OF Wellesley college
and Of Cornell university Law
school, Miss L1ughiin has prnctieed
law IN New York, Colorado ana
California. Bhe has toured the coun..
try 10 lecture on behalf OF egunI
rights for women,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-31
CUBA READY TO
END TERRORISM
New Treaty Made With the
u. $50 Government
Proceeds to Act

Havana. May 81. - (UP).-
Strengthened by It's new treaty
with the United States. the gov
eminent moved today TO suppress
terrorism and to end strikes thai
since last August have kept the
country In turmoil.
The Cuban Elestric company.
American owned corporation. an.
nounced settlement of differences
with employees by captivating TO 40
demands for which they struck
months ago.
The strike caused semi pa ra .ysis
of utilities services In many towns
and was the cause Of many other
strikes In sympathy.
Settlement came Immediately at
ter announcement that the Plat
amendment. giving the United
States the power TO intervene In
Cuban affairs had been abrogated
at Washington.
The cabinet last night considers
action against terr0rists who have
sought to embarrass the Mendieta
government with attacks on Am.
erican and other diplomatic envoys.
II considered a law designed 20
provide summary justice for per-
sons ~ho disturb the peace. II proc
vides for speedy trial and severe
penalties.