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The Washington times., 1934-12-01

of the local crime committee, its
work is expected to show decided
developments here by the time tE :
next national convention is held
and the State groups are called
upon to report progress.
Mrs. Rebekah Grea ouSe,
former Assistant United States At
torney and a member of the
Women's Bar Association, is an ex-
officio member of the Toomey
committee, which includes:
The Washington times., 1934-12-01

ties to improve.
ment of crimi-
n a | procedure
in the District
is headed by
V i n c e n t L.
Toomey.
D e signation
of the Toomey
CO m m i ttee is
right in | i n e
W i t h the ma
tional program
S p o n S ored by
the A m e r lean
Bar Association
and, oupl e d
vi I h nnti11ifioc
The Washington times., 1934-12-01
DEFAULT RULE
COVERS FHA
LOAN LOSS

This is another of series OF
articles on the national housing
program. The wash ngton
Times is the only newspaper in
the United States giving COM
plete info nation on this
project,
The Washington times., 1934-12-01
Mayors Transfer
Is Called Routine

DR.. Jasper Mayer has been or
dered transferred from the posi-
ton of chief of the Correspond
ence Division of the FERA. Off
cials said his transfer merely was
a routine shift and he would be
given duties equally important.
The Washington times., 1934-12-01
DEAN SMALL TO SPEAK

Members of the Oxon Hill Par,
ent-Teacher Association will hold
their next important meeting at
the school house Monday night,
with Dean Willard S. Small, of the
University of Maryland, discussing
problems of high school teachers.
The Washington times., 1934-12-01
Bar Seeks to Improve
Criminal Procedure

The subcommittee of the Barr
A o c atoms Committee of
Forty" which will devote it's activi-
The Washington times., 1934-12-01

Mondays article will con-
tinue this discussion of the
mutual mortgage plan."
Evening star., 1934-07-24

FORD 1881 de luxe roadster; Ike new;
driven actually II 900 miles: motor. tires,
finish perfect: SOB. 2S19 14th st. NV.
Ant 4 An T0Q3-J
Evening star., 1934-07-24
sAIE-AuToMoRlI.Es.

PLYMOUTH ias3 de luxe sedan. s4aa:
reconditioned. refnished. new tires; kuar-
antted Bell Motors, 4ao y. Y. ave nv.
PONTIAC iaaa coach tan paint. tires.
motor and general condition IKE new,
S5si5; terms. trade. l. r. SseaSrt' me-
ig@5 i4th 81 NV.
PONTIAC 1850 coupe sass: reeonditioned:
coed TRES. completely guaranteed. Bell
Motors $50 N. Y ave, NV
PONTIAC l95a sedan; leather upholstery;
used as cab for short time. Nlso down,
AID 54ii t4as irving st. NV.
PONTIAC 1854 2-doOr sedan. very care
fully driven weeks. unusual opportunity
CT. gS.lS 541a Conn. ave.
PONTIAC 1a1a sedan; ariven only 5000
miles, dark blue 1niSh Just like new up
holSteTy has been protected by seat cover s
inspection invited: new car Euarsntee
SHS5. terms Pohanka Service. ilaB goth
st. NV DI. 9i4I.
REQ 1881 de luxe sedan Ssp5; excellent
condition every way completely gusran-
teed. Bell Motors 46N N. Y ave. NV.
SIuDEBAKER 1870 dictator coach beau
tiful tan nnish. mohair upholstery: $40:
Addison. 1887 Irving st. NV. Adams
A4ll.
STUDEBAKER 1891 SPORT sedan, wire
wheels sood hnish. hne motor: priced 20
sell fast S4lG. good trade. easy u. G. G.
terms. Open nights. Noisn's, iii EiNht-
eenth 81. NV.
TERRAPLANE 1893 special 20" coupe.
terms Britt Motors. 1929 IrvinE st. nv
wILLYS KNIGHT 1921 sedan. S345; re-
finished. reconditioned; completely guar
anteed Bell Motors, AGO N Y ave NV.
wII.LYs- KNIGHT sedan. SS6. for sale by
owner. Phone Cleveland o531.
Evening star., 1934-07-24

MARMON sedan. sand color: clean inside,
rood finish. ane runnins condition. hna
trade. q Q. terms or surety plan.
down. 80 months time Open nightS
Nolsns iiIi Efshteenth st, NV.
NASH 1891 ssa sedan. s3a5. run very
Bell Motors. 4ao \. Y ave. NV. .
NASH 1881 Dc luxe =" coupe; fne tires
good smooth runninE motor beautiful
car ct record low price S'll' sood
niSn SS- eash 90 months time. Open
niehts Noian'S III Eighteenth st. n-w.
NASH Ia33 IS" sedan beautiful fnish.
ilsssns insds and fs oat 4 his ear T IS absolutely
o, X Cut to only s63T. good trade.
sass Q. g, terms Open n'sh's
OAKLAND 1890 VS. sedan, S261 rtnn-
ished. reeonditioned; completely Suarsn-
teed. Bell Motors. 46O N. Y. ave. NV.
OLDSMOBILE 1929 coach; brand new
black Duco hnlsh. new tires. seat covers.
car and only SIs5: terms Pohanka serv-
ice. ll26 10th st. NV. DI- sl41
oiDSMOBILE late 1891 coupe: ebmpletely
overhaued new paint. BarEain. Noith-
east Motor Co. bsO BladenSburg I'd ne
ish. upholstery clean. tires very good mo-
tor quiet. equipped with trunk; an attrac-
i've car and GOOD tS5 many miles g. salts
Service. 1925 Goth st NV DI 9l4l.
OLDSMOBIIE 1891 de luxe sedan. S3S5'
reeonditioned' new tires; looks new Euar-
snteed. Bell Motors. 46o N. Y. ave. NV
oLDsMoBTLE. late 1928; good condition;
cheap for cash. 2g2s Mills ave. ne.
PACKARD 1879 5-pass. s-eyl sedan,
smooth running car at a fraction OF is
oriRlnal worth, Cut 10 S2g1, fine trade
cash easy q. c, c, terms. or surety plan,
81 down. 90 months time. Open nightS
Nolan's III Eighteenth ST. NV.
PACKARD 1875 sedan. has had exception
ally good care; the nnish is perfect, prae-
tieally new tires upholstery clean motor
very good Only sos: terms PohankA
Service. ll26 goth st. NV. D1. Sl4l.
PIERCE ARROW model c sedan: Il tires
stone tires all around. good motor, beau
tiiul nniSh. perfect interior appointments
and q real buy for only S2s1; good trade
cash. u. c, c. terms. or surety plan, ~
down. 20 months time. Open ni'.hts
PLYMOUTH 1882 convertible roadster;
two-tone fnish Just like new. red wire
sporty. and We invite your most careful
| inspection; S3g5; terms. Pohanka Service
11a6 Goth st. NV. DI. 9141.
PLYMOUTH 1892 coupe. mountain -gr eer
finish; floating power. al-steel body
and = Wonderful buy for only Sass' sooe
| trade. cash easy G. C. c. terms or surety
| plan. SS7 cash. 90 months time. oper
| nishts. Nolans, iii Eighteenth st. NV
PLYMOUTH late 1898 de luxe coupe. like
| new; sacrince S445; any demonstration
| Cleveland 6S23.
PLYMOUTH 1892 convertible coupe: beiE,
| finish Just like new. new tires, low mile
s5ss. s1nT mSst careful inspseeon s o,h invited
/ District qi41.
Evening star., 1934-07-24
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED

In order to protect in advertisers
from receiving circular matter. It Is
expressly understood and agreed that
ali such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona foe ensvers TO advertisements
addressed to box numbers IN care OF
The Star will be delivered TO adyer-
tisers on presentation Of the box
number ticket.
Evening star., 1934-07-24
SITUATION-DOMESTlC.
tConfinuedl

WOMAN, colored wishes days work or
part time: references. 75S Morton st. NV.
Columbia S3l1-J.
WOMAN colored, wants days work of any
kind Phone Emma Freeman. NE 4lOo--
WOMAN, colored. wants lob; cook, gen.
eral housework; y years experience; city
reference CL. 04l2. 3S06 Garfield st. NV
WOMAN colored. wants part-time general
work or days work; good references
Call DE. 3b1O.
Evening star., 1934-07-24
HELP-DOMESTIC.

GIRL, white general housework. expert
enced with child; room. board, salary.
Wisconsin 476s.
GIRL. white. for general housework; stay
nifhts: So week, room and board. CO.
lumbia 4741, Apt. 201.
GIRL. colored; general housework; stay
nights; $3.50 n week. Call Greenwood
1895.
HOUsEKEEPER, refined white. between
80 and As, for employed couple with two
children; good home and salary for reliable
person; refs. req. 327 West Bradley lane
between and q pm.
MAID. competent. general housework:
references required. 2e49 Macomb st. NV.
CT. 1862.
WOMAN. white. for country; no washing
small salary; months only. Call after
3. 90b B st. ne.
WOMAN. white middle aged. gen. house
work and care OF child. good suburban
home; moderate salary. Phone Bradley
WOMAN. colored: good cook. dependable
with baby, general housewoTk; permanent
position So week to start graduate in
creases in salary and excellent home for
right person. Must plan 10 80 to New
York within q month with us 10 live. Do
not apply unless you can meet require
mentS. Call WI 1925.
Evening star., 1934-07-24
HELP--WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR. expert marcel and
ShinKle waver HelenS Beauty Shop. S09
Kennedy 81. NV.
CASHIER. with bookkeeping knoxledSe
Address Box 22o-R. Star once. s6s
GIRL attractive, Is 10 IS. experienced In
cosmetics with eood references. 10 work
Saturdays Reply Box 90-R. Star once.
INVESTIGATORS between ages IS and -
Can between 10 and 4. Wednesday, Room
Si0, Wash. Loan and Trust Bank Bids.
LADIES s. who need employment; euar-
Rnteed salary. SO weekly, commission
extra, advancement Apply . 10 Gar
linger & Co ole @ 81 NV.
PRESSER-Experienee fancy six dresser
on dresses. 21ea 18th st. NV.
SALESGIRIS. experienced. for cloth coat
department.. fur department and also dress
department. Apply between $50 and 10
an SRkSs 6lo 18th 81, NV.
gAIESlADY. experienced. state sse ex-
psrience and education. Address Box
SaS-R Star once
Evening star., 1934-07-24
sALE-AuroMoBrLEs

wuLIYs-KNfoHT late model sedan. pTae-
tlcally new lonR time IN storue new
tires uew~eAr guarantee come see. and
drive it can buy IL riEht. no down paw
ment required. u New York ave,
NORTHEAST Open evenings,
wfII.Ys "6" 1891 sedan excellent eondt-
ton. n6N tires, completely guaranteed.
Bell Motors, 4eo ~ Y. ave. NV,
DELIVERY CAR -- ORIGINAL cost. ~ 900,
saerilee for Sl2A. good running coudi-
ton. Phone District 40NA, isin Conn ave.
AUTOMOBILES at WeScnleTs auto auction
02S II NV every "wednesday and GAtuF-
day, 10 am. Usually q aooo assortment.
S65 CREDIT on new Ford. Chevrolet or
Plymouth. less than half North eJbi
G Osburn, 81 Seaton pl ne
PARTS-PARTS
For All Cars and Trucks
Auto Glass Installed and Repair Work
ROBERT HERSON AUTO EXCHANGE. mo.
- Flortda Ave NE North 1040s
Evening star., 1934-07-24
SALE--AUToMOBILES.

AUBuRN 1891 custom sedan, S395: re-
conditioned: looks new; completely guarRn-
teeo. Bel Motors, 46o N Y, ave. nv.
AUBURN 1872 custom convertible sedan.
SSS5: recondtione6: renniShe6: suaran-
teed Bell Motors. 46o N. Y. ave. NV.
BUICK IaS0 model 81 4-door sedan; new
black finish new tires, excellent mechsni-
cally: s3sS; terms and trade. l. P. Steu-
art Inc. 1875 l4tk q. NV.
Evening star., 1934-07-24
SATESWOMFN

Positions now open for several smart,
youthful saleswomen In our COAT MIL
LINERY and BETTER DRESS departments
Only those who are thoroughly experienced
in the better class OF store need apply
See Mr. YaeEer TO II am. NJ. BROOKS
CO lIOp @ ST. NV.
Evening star., 1934-07-24

WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY.
there is 10 need to feel that they must
accept inferior funeral services due to IN
w. w, Chambers Co. offers q. complete
funeral. cars and all for as little as S15
Anteed steel burial vault may be mad from
Chambers for SS5. In case OF death cab
the Greater W W. Chambers Co.. l4th.
corner Chaplin NV. co. O432. Phone or
write YOUR address We will send you
beautiful catalogue OF how We do 1t.
Evening star., 1934-07-24

only those with factory experience need
apply. psrt-tims proposition. Columbia
sEEg
sTEEO. with knowledge OF bookkeepinE.
experienced. knoEisdEe OF paper an asset.
Address BOX I51-R. star once.
TYPIST must be rapid Rno accurate. Ap-
ply Phi Boby'a Co, S26 9TH st, NV
WANTED-Few neat-appearing women 70
sell q speciality 5-pound box OF Old
fashioned Southern Candies direct 70 con-
sumera. Pull commission received when
order taken. Enerxetic women should
averaRe gfx TO eight dollars per day.
Send 81 80 for sample pox-fn0ney re-
funded UPON return OF sample intact.
Applicants must submit three references.
BOX 2a5a winFton-ssIem. N. c.
SALESWOMEN-TWO.
Must be over rs. TO learn the corset
business. experience in httinG will help.
Call wednesday morning. to IL. Charts
Corset Shoppe. 1898 @ ST. nv.
Evening star., 1934-07-24

OLD established New YORK house desires
services OF two men who have had sales
experience; plenty of prospects furnished.
Mr.. Peters. Sill McGill Bids. st. near
9th.
TWO over 2s for sales work; one OF lars
est institutions OF kind; electrical product
Opportunity 10 establish yourself and grow
With US. Good pay. advanced commiS-
sion. bonus; excellent future; prefer man
Who has not had selling experience. but
can use experienced man. Apply $50
Wed, National 270o, ask for Mr.. Ssuriol
ia I1th st. NV.
Evening star., 1934-07-24

LINCOLN 1880 sedan: dark maroon nnish.
8 wire wheels. chrome tire covers radio,
excellent motor and tires: very cheap
throuFhout S5Q5; terms, trade. I. p.
Steuart. Inc. 1928 14th 81. nv.
Evening star., 1934-07-24
HELP--wOMES.
lCnnfInned

SAMPLE MAKER. expert on wash dresses.
only those with factory experience need
apply. rsrt-time proposition. Columbia
Evening star., 1934-07-24
MOTOR TRAVEL.

NURSE WAsHINGTONIAN. DRIVE YOUR
car this week to Chicago for free trans
portation; references. Emerson s99S.
GOVT MAN, DRIVING IA FORD. NOR
folk, Va. Beach. Saturday Lilo pm
returning Sunday night. Address Box
BAR Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1934-07-24

CATHEDRAL HALL SCHOOL - PLAY
GROUPS SPORTS; GIRLS, BOYS, z 10
10; TRANSPORTATION. GE. 6644. ~
CABINETMAKER, INTERIOR CARPEN-
ter upholsteringi highly recommended; Eu-
ropean training. Telephone co. 0225. 20
PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR SMALL CHIL-
dren. inclosed playground large, shady
trees; hot dinner. noon. 1s4O kaiorama
I'd co. 1886. "a.
HEMoRRHoIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method; results effective for lifetime
or money back; write for booklet; no drugs
or surgery DR. SOMMERWERCK- 1865
Columbia rd. Adams O3sS.
THE COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL IS con-
ducting a reel ea tional Summer camp lor
boys and girls. 2 to 12 years OF age: day
and boarding: swimming shower. Wading.
pony riding. Grtcraft work. WOODWORKING.
nature lore. woodcraft and many outdoor
activities gardening FOR each child: daily
contact with pets as rabbits. pup2ies,
chicks ducks snG birds. Under SUPERVISION
Of trained teachers foT young children
proper environment for development ana
pleasure of children 6-day week for day
children: hours to accommodate working
mothers; transportat ton furnished. Luz
CILLE L. MILLER, director. 9l2S Georgia
ave. Silver Spring. Md. Telephone sHep-
herd 1874. "
Evening star., 1934-07-24

FORD 1880 convertible de luxe coupe:
motor. Cut to onlv S1s7, good trade;
U. c. G.. terms or surety plan. 81 down,
90 months time. Open nights. Nolan's.
I'LL Eighteenth ST. NV
Evening star., 1934-07-24
PERSONAL.

The rate under heading Of Per:
sonal is 3 cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.
Evening star., 1934-07-24

FORD 1882 coach. with the famous VS.
motor; clean inside and out. and a won
derful buy at this new low price OF S367
good trade: @. O. G. terms. or surety plan.
S61 down. 20 months time. Open nights.
NOlan'S 11lI Eighteenth
Evening star., 1934-07-24
SALE-AuTOMoBHES.

ESSEX 1892 de luxe sedan: exceptionally
low mileage: S3S5; terms. Also Essex
1890 town sedan with California top. SlSb.
Evening star., 1934-07-24
TO COLLEGE MEN.
WANTED-SALESMEN.

A NEW LIVE DEAL is ON NO COLD
BIGGER AND BETTER COM
MISSION. SEE NH. LLOYD Al 2lS
BOND BLDG
Evening star., 1934-07-24

FORD 1882 VS. coupe: dark maroon finish.
excellent tires good battery. motor re-
conditioned: ready to roll for only 1887
good trade. cash. G. C. c. terms. or surety
plan. $50 cash. 20 months time. Nolan's
iii EiRhteenth st NV
Evening star., 1934-07-24

FORD 1882 VS. Fordor: good tires. good
motor hne general condition. original
finish, clean inside. Cut to only 1857
good trade; @. C. c. terms or surety plan
SS7 down, 90 months time. Open nights.
Nolan's I'LL Eighteenth ST. NV
Evening star., 1934-07-24

PLYMOUTH 1882 convertible roadster:
two-tone nnish lust like new; RED wire
sporty. and We invite your most careful
inspection: S3D5; terms. Pohanka Seri ice.
llo6 Goth St NV DI. DIAL
Evening star., 1934-07-24
sAIE-AuroMoBn.Es.

MARMON sedan. sand color: clean inside,
Food finish. fne Tunnins condition. and
q Knockout value for only Sl65. Good
trade u Q. c terms or surety plan ~
down. go months time Open nightS
Nnlan,H III Efahfnenfh 81 n n
Evening star., 1934-07-24
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

BYRNE sIMPLIFIED sHoRTHAND-Easi-
est to learn freouired only "a months).
easiest to write easiest to read. Glasses
Tues, and Friday evenings. Byrne Short
hand Institute. l340 N. Y. ave. 24s
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS ANYWHERE
any hour licensed white men: your. our
car call any time Adams 34S9. "a"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-01
WASHINGTON

Only eight contestants in a field of 75 starters finished in the great pie eating contest staged last night at Washington Park Playground before an excited crowd of spec tators. Ike Menzello, last years title winner lost by mouthful to Martin Phelan in a gallant defense of his crown which had the crowd standing on their seats. Menzello claimed he had over-trained on watermelon and chocolate ice cream and was slightly out of con- dition. Following were the winners of the different groups competing: Martin Phelan, Alice Greatorex, Willie McAllen, Verna Lavoglione, Tim Racclio, Paul Sorbo, Nick Jan none. Winnie Sorbo.
 In the volleyball match George Simpsons Crooners took possession of first place by defeating the Mug wumps in three straight games. Games were called because of dark . ness. and wil be played tomorrow night when the Rumdums meet the Shoppers.
 The stage is set for one of the seasons big events tonight when a hot dog roast will be held. Plenty of all-hots, lemonade and other refreshments will be provided for an expected attendance of 65. Dur ing tho course of the evening sing ing and dancing numbers will be presented by the children. Tomor- row at 10 a. m. a picnic will be hold at Lakewood, open to all young sters. Those intending to go should report to the park at 9:45.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-01
DELEGATES TO THE
 LEGION SESSION
(Continued from Page 1.)

the proposed resolution which is to come before both state and national conventions in regard to adequate national defense. The state sessions will be held the 23, "A and 25 of this month at Stamford.
 An invitation was received last night from the New Britain post of Jewish War Veterans, to attend the national convention of the or ganization to be held in that city Labor day. The local post will prob ably send a detail to march in the parade, although no definite action was taken.
 Nominations of new officers will be made at the first meeting in September, it was announced, with election and installation to follow on consecutive sessions.
 Notice was also received at the meeting last night, that troop 25, American Legion troop of Boy Scouts, has been selected as the installing unit of a new troop of scouts in Wolcott. The legion troop was assigned to the installation be- cause of the general excellence of its record.
 Delegates to the convention are: Commander Walter Jarvis, Will jam T. Harrington, Wallace J.. Englis and Daniel Mahaney. Alter mates are Robert F. Birt, Walter Angle, Morris Shapiro and James Gill. Invitations to attend the ses- sion as guests of the legion have been extended to the local fire and police departments.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-01

(Continued from Page 1.) chance of call for a Hohenzol- Tern to replace the aged president. We'll informed officials said tha; they had information Hapsburg agents were too cogniZant of the present delicate European situa- ton to hope that young Archduke Otto might be put on the throne of his Hapsburg ancestors.
 Name Once Anathema
 Reassurances made no differ ence. Hindenburg, whose name was Anathema to the allied nd tions in the World War, has come to be regarded as the strong in- tluence for stability and peace in Europe, as counter balance to possible Nazi ambitions.
 His death would be regretted. If not mourned, as sincerely in the governments of Germany's neigh bors as in Germany itself.
 France particularly watched Hindenburg's Neudeck sick room with anxiety.
 French government refused to say what action they would take if the HohenZollern problem rose.
 Many observers thought France, and perhaps Belgium and other troops of another nation apparent ly meaning Britain - would make a rapid march into the Rhineland as a precautionary measure.
 Europe of War Mind
 Aside from the presence of Ital- ian troops on the Austrian frontier and the British plan to add hun dreds of fighting airplanes to the Royal Air Force, there were many developments that showed Europe's frame of mind.
 French military experts held that this summers air manoeuvres in France. Italy. Japan, Great Bri- tain and the United States showed that a big airplane fleet by a sud- den attack could deliver shatter- ing and perhaps decisive blow at an enemy nation.
 Tho Paris prefecture of police, tt was announced. was speeding up air defense machinery. The first move was to arrange for printing of pamphlets advising citizens exactly what to do in event of an air rais
 The Sc iss general staff com sidered plans for erecting n chain of modern Qualifications along the German frontier.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-01

Austrian frontier, with instructions to take them to Linz and leave them at the general postoffice with an agent.
 The instructions listed nine points in all, the last of which said that if any Nazis were sem tenced to death all Nazis were in- structed to make q quick rescue.
 The government took it that when on rescue attempt was made yesterday in the three-hour inter- val between the sentencing and hanging of otto Planetta and Franz Holzweber, the revolt was proved to have been crushed.
 There was no indication so far that Nazis had the intention or the strength left to make good their threat that if any of their number were hanged they would kidnap priests and kill them man for man.
 It was announced that Pope Plus complying with request of Doll- fuss widow, approved a plan to disinter his body later and rebury it along with that of former Chan cellor 1gnatz Seipel in the Seipel Memorial chapel now under con- StruCtiOn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-01
FIVE BALLOONS
 STARTED IN RACE
Three Winning Crews Will Take Part in Contest
 at Poland

Birmingham. Ala, Aug 1.-(UP) Five silvery balloons scared away to the northeast under clear skies and moderate breezes to-day in the National Balloon race. The three crews which negotiate the farthest distance from Birmingham will win the right to represent the United States in the Gordon Ben nett balloon race in Warsaw, Po- land, Sept 23 and will divide $1,- 750 in cash prizes. The five bags cast off at brief intervals iron, Legion field last night in a color full ceremony witnessed by 5000 persons. The starttwice had been postponed since last Saturday be- cause of indictment weather.
 An army balloon was the first away. piloted by Capt William J. Flood with lieut. R. R. Gillespie as assistant, Fifteen minutes later the Buffalo Courier Express bag, manned by tie youngest crew in the race, George Hineman and Milford Vanik, cut loose, follow ed by the Goodyear entry, piloted, by Lieut-Comdr Karl Lange with Werner Smith aiding. Another army balloon piloted by Lieut. Hay nie Mccormick with lieut. J. F. Kirkendall; and navy entry, car rying Lieut. Charles Kendall and Lieut. H. T. OrVille,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-01

(Continued from Page l.b the bend, unseen and unheard by them.
 Engineer To Testify
 John J. Kane of Hartford, en- gineer of the train which crushed the boys and girl to their deaths. will also be witness. Other train men 70 testify will be H. A. Tripp of New Haven, the fireman, and George Webber and John Roy, en- gineer and fireman of the west bound freight. The latter two tried in vain to warn the youngsters of the peril roaring down on them from the other direction.
 Chief of Police William Donavan was testify, as will also Dr Fran cis Nettleton and Patrolman Mil, ton Symonds.
 In addition to the 14-year old Fette girl, there were three other eye witnesses. all of whom were at the inqust today. They are Edward Tonnuncci. Clark Budd and Sam. uel Bacchiocchi, all of this town.
 As inquest is being held formally. here in Shelton, efforts are still be- ing made to bring financial assist ance to several of the six bereaved families which are in economic need.