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LEGAL NOTICES.
VIM. z. DEERING, Attorney.
300 y st. NV, Hashinkton, ID. G.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.-DISTRIC OF
COLUMBIA, TO the use Of o. r. EVANS
q BRO, INCORPORATED. a corporation
under Ihe laws OF the District Of Column
bla, PLAINTIFF. VS. PRESCOTT-WHITE
CORrORATION: q corporation under the
TINENTAL CASUALTY COMPANY. a cor
indiana. DEFENDANTS.-LawN No. SO 9O5.
OF July z. 1882. AT Stat. 6OSJ. notice is
hereby given to all creditors Of the above
named defendant. Prescott-White Corpo-
ration. corporation, under a contract
between the District Of Columbia and the
said named defendant land the co-defend-
ant as their surety for work in the con-
struction OF school building in the Dis
tTict OF Columbia, known as the william
Howard Taft Junior High School: that the
above action has been instituted upon the
bond OF the defendant contractor. and
against said surety, and that any creditor
may file his claim in this action and be
made party herein as in said Act Of
Congress- provided. and within the time
limited in said Act, provided. that a copy
OF this order be published in The WASH
ington Evening Star for three successive
weeks. and the Washington Law Reporter
for three successive weeks the last publi-
cation to be at least three months before
the time limited therefor in said Act OF
Congress, JENNINGS BAILEY. Justice.
lSeall A true copy. Test: FRANK e.
CUNNINGHAM. Clerk. BY ALF G. BUHR-
MAN. Asst Clerk. ie3-d&S.2lt
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TIioS. J. OWEN & SON, AucTIoNEERs
l43l EYE ST NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VAIuARrr M.
PROVED REAI. EST NJ NJ ITO

AANGH n5EXI5r1 II EIz2 SAHLE " VALUABLE M
SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust,
duly recorded in Liber No. $3.50 folio ASS
ct sea-. OF the land records OF the District
OF Columbia. and At the request Of the
parties secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will sell, at public auction. in
TWENTY SIXTH DAY OF JUNE AID
1884, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the e,foliow-
ing-describec land and premises, situate
in the District OF Columbia. and designated
as and being lot numbered fourteen U4D
in the subdivision made by the Corporation
OF washington OF square numbered four
hundred and forty-eisht (44s) per plat
recorded in the once Of the surveyor for
the District OF Columbia in Liber N. K.
ments. consisting of three-story brick
building (store and dwelling). No. 1918
1th ST. NV.
Terms Of sale: $4,000 payable on or
before three years. after date with interest
at fve-and-one- (5i2) per centum per
annum. payable semi-annuslly from day Of
sale. secured by deed Of trust upon the
property sold balance in cash or all cash.
at the option Of the purchaser. A deposit
All conveyancins. recording. ETC., at cost OF
purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied
with within ffteen days from day OF sale
otherwise the trustees reserve the right
TO resell the property at the risk and cost
of defaulting purchaser. after five days
advertisement of such resale in some news
paper published in Washington. D. C.
GEORGE "; BROWN
A. GARRISON McCLINTOCK.
THos. J. OWEN 4 son. AUcTIoNEERs.
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PROPERTY.

SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY.
CORNER PROPERTY. IN CENTER OF
downtown business section; store and 3
apartments. all rented. Total annual
rent. over $4,000. Offer wanted.
TOLEDO GUARANTY CORPORATION,
1925 WOODWARD BLDG. Ma. 1926.
VACANT GROUND FOR
STORES
In One Of the City's Most Popular
Sections.
TOLEDO GUARANTY CORPORATION,
1925 WOODWARD BLDG. Ma. 1926.
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Je1 -d&ds. eXSu
THOS J. OWEN & son, AUCTIONEERs.
143l EYE 81 N NW

A1cA 80 "a "s"
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE, IMPROVED BY THREE
ING STORE eFEe on sfiFiSiPi FIRST FLOOR iAiH AND
APARTMENTS ABOVE. ALSO TWO
CAR GARAGE IN REAR, KNOWN
STREET NORTHWEST.
duly recorded in Ll6er No. 66iS, folio s97
et SEQ. OF the land records OF the District
party secured thereby the undersigned
tr trustee ste VIII sell a; pS6Is snstion in fr9nt
66E4HRx 6tETH RAY O. {9sE Pr Pr l2st aa fs at
Hate in the District W Of Columbia. sId and des- les
nine 1885, IN j. B. Alley and William
Sharon's subdivision Of square numbered
one hundred and ffty-fVe G55). as per
plat recorded in the once Of the surveyor
Tor the District OF Columbia in Llber IL.
Terms Of sale. one-ffth Of the pur-
four eaSa nstsiPsnts a IN payabe esa IN ene n
Two. three and four years with interest at
SIX per centum per annum, payable quar-
tefly. from day Of sale secured by first
sIl cash; at the option OF the purchaser.
deposit OF 1000 will be required at
time Of sale. All conveyancing. recording.
Tn Tsvenue stamps etc. at cost of purchaser.
thirty days from day OF sale. otherwise
the trustee reserves the right to resell the
Ing purchaser. afer five days advertise-
msnt OF such resale in some newspaper
published AnFRichaNs II F%RfischiRssGn. sEttRtGFy P E AND
TRUST COMPANY. Trustee,
By VIM L. BEALE
fs..,, 49,. Vice President.
A. H. SHILLINGTON.
Asst Secretary.
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES
SALE-SUBURBAN.

I FAY GOOD CASH PRICE FoF
houses. brick or frame: white or colored
immediate settlement E. A. GARVEY. DI
450S. ll26 Vermont ave.
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RFNT-BUSINEsS PROPERTY.

fireproof, about $4,000 feet; suitable for
earage, warehouse or any commercial or
manufacturing business; gas tank on
premises. Phone or call Calvert q
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SEVERAL GOOD HOUSES FOR COLOREE
tenants. Rents from $50 q month down
JAMES NORRIS WOODWARD. Realtor
723 Goth st. NV. DI. 5S0S.
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sUITLAND, MD.-sMALL HOUSE, 8
acres, orchard; Is min. of city; selling
unable 70 work ground. Inquire for
GEO. FINALL. 49,
MONTGOMERY CO.. MD. NEAR CITY
Six rooms, modern; garage, garden fruit;
offer wanted. Phone Kensington T6-R-
MD. PARK-NEW ROADWAY: 5-r bunga-
low and DR.. house; cost 81 $50 EACH
So 600 buys them on S250s cash and
$3.50 mo. With q little repairing will
rent for $50 per mo. each; one fare; big
lots; cleo. etc.
Z. Cheverly. Md acre lot; 5-r. and
b. house; l2-acre lot with arm. house
Will sacrifice on easy terms.
81 acres. 5-r. bungalow. many outbutld-
ings. Is acres of rich trucking soil. fruit,
etc, S5,950 on your terms; clear or lease
$50 mo-; about IL miles from D. c.. in
Maryland on new gravel State rd.
81 $50 on $3.50 cash is about one-half
of the present day value for Arm. bum
galow on State highway; close to car
lines; lots; nearby Md. 10. GE. 1l46.
N E. RYON CO.. 1916 N. Y. Ave. MA. E9oI.
5-R AND B.; NICE PART OF HYATTs-
VILLE-BUNGALOW ON LOT 50Xl5u; ga
rage over 81 900 less than assessed value.
You won't equal this for twice the price
OF ~ 900. To inspect. call Mr.. Bradburn.
HARRY B. PITTS CO.
1343 H st. NV ME. OlUU.-
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S395 Phone National i753. IA.
IDEAL WEEKEND PLACE.
High in the hills Of Mont. Co. Md;
Just one hours drive from Dupont Circle.
A 2ll2-acre farm that has EVERYTHING.
Good small house In pretty setting of old
large stream views OF surrounding coun-
try. city cleo; perfect. title. Ridiculously
low price; 81 900 cash absolutely neces-
sary Note: Two tracts sold this week;
only one road front tract left.
JOHN A. BRICKLEY,
Suite 209-2l0. Barr Bldg. District 1921.
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sALE-COUNTRY PROPERTY.

OLD COLONIAL HOUSE. 10 MILES OUT
Va. paved road: bath, elec.. 8 flreplaces,
flowers; fine view mountains; S5.950. 90.
Agents attention. E. SNODGRASS. Alex
701-J, opp. Bellehaven Country Club. les
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

SPLENDID CIR. & B. MODERN BUNGA-
low. only S4 450; easy terms. viii con-
slider good used car as first payment.
LARGE STORE. GROOM APT.
On Benning rd.. in the 1900 block; only
available business property in this fast
growing section. Excellent for drug store.
Near school and transportation. See Mr..
TowbeS. CAFRIIZ, 400 K st DI. O0SO.
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Storms Cut Harvests.

Storms caused greatly reduced har-
vests in Colombiasth year.
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WANTED-LOTS.

HAVE YOU GOOD BUILDING LOTS TO
SELL? Must be priced right.
TOLEDO GUARANTY CORPORATION,
1926 WOODWARD BLDG. MA. 1896
SALE-INVEsTMENT PROPERTY
GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY.
Brick two-family fiat, five rooms. bath
and porch each: separate hot-water heat
ing plants WHITE TENANTS. Total
rent. SIP per month. Priced for quick
'"'' SHANNON & LUcHs CO.
1905 H ST. NV. MA. 2345.
IN DIsrRicTT OF COLUMBIA.
Unusual value. Beautifully wooded
tract. over 1.O0O-ft frontage. on i'm
proved highway. Only $1,000. Must be
sold to close estate o
2-FAMiLY FLAT.
Two fats Of 8 r. and b. each; elec-
tricityI individual heating units, double
porches Rents for S46-should bring
S6b per month. Close to Lincoln Park.
SECOND COMMERCIAL.
ooxioo. Rents. | Sass good invest.
ment. Should enhance in value.
$4,000.
SOUND INVESTMENT.
Two-story brick. rooms; northwest
section, prominent street. Rents for
$3.50
Caywood Bros. & Garrett, Inc,
915 New York Ave. MA. O9s2.
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HoUSES-UNFURNISHED.


All 22nd ST. NEG ROOMS. H.-wH.,
lectricity and gas; $50 per month. Apply
0l x Douglas St n o
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tSeall Attest.
A. H. SaILLINGTON.
Asst. Secretary.
my25-d&ds. exSu&hol

fTTHE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST
pnned until THURSDAY. THE FOUR
TENTH DAY OF JUNE. 1894. AT FOUR
THlRTY-O'CIOCKP P NJ. same place
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE.
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XI4 .SbO.
CHEVY CHASE.
DEn D0nAgC pATHS

BED ROOMS, bA No, =,
New detached all-brick home home. IN
Washington's most exclusive. residential
park of forest trees: large living room
with open fireplace and panel wal;
dining room exceptionally large and well
arranged kitchen screened concrete porch.
attic oil furnace. attached garage. BEAU
TIFUL LANDSCAPED LOT. S5-FT.
FRONT near Grade, junior and senior hlgh
schools Moderate cash payment, BAL
ANCE LESS THAN RENT Call MIX
KEISON & SON WI 4256.
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So $50.
DETACHED BRICK. CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
6 large rooms. , baths. breakfast nook,
attic and servants room; very attractive
living room with Colonial fireplace: $4,000
under its selling price > years ago, when
building was at its lowest cost. Rare
highly restricted neighborhood overlook
ing homes of the better type. This house
must be sold. DI. l4ll; nights, AID.
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ON WIDE AVENUE, NV,

7 NEhft NEW NOSJoI7 L111t tIISIIL' -.
rooms 20 IT. wide. arranged SO part
| of the house can be rented as apartment
| 2-car garage. Reasonable price and terms
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
Chairmen Outline
 Plans Of. Activities
Educational, Industrial Groups Submit Reports al ]. Noon Hour Meeting Plat Presides

Reports by tho ehairmen of var ious b.eommittoes featured the meeting of tho Educational and In- dustrial committee of tho Water. bury Y. M, c, A, yesterday noon. Chairman Robert E, platt presided and called for the various reports.
 Forrest c, Purinton reported for the committee on research in con- noetlon with proposed educational classes for next fall. Arthur II, 0oepei gave Q tentative report on ways and means of lottlng Water- bury people know what particular educational classes arc to bo of- tered during tho coming school yoar. Secretary Arthur l., PurLn- ton reported for J, A, Harry Potor- son, chairman of the committee on employment registration service.
 Walter s, Berry summarized tho findings of tho subcommittee on vocational guidance as an eduea. ton procedure, Herman Rooster as chairman Of tho leeturo.di us. sion committee announced that Professor Hudson B, Haatln'
 would rcturn to Waterbury nen
 fall for a sories Of four talks on matters of ourront economic ln- torost, In addition the committed planssto bring another Yalo pros foAaor for a sorles of talks along tho general subject of money, banking and credit Still other
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
STRAND

Max Daor battling Primo carnora for the worlds heavyweight title. That's what happens In "The prisofightor And Tho Lady" now being shown at Warnors' Strand thoater, This is tho film that caused NO much comment among tho sporting fraternity whom it was made after tho articles had been signed matching Baer and Car. nera to the real ehampionship D fight which took place last week Thursday. Myrna Loy, Jack Demp. sey, Waltor Huston and Otto Kru. ger arc to be soon In the support. I. ing roles.
 Walter Huston plays tho rolo of tho bo0Eo.ridden, down.at.the.h h eel light manager who recognizes in 3aor championship material and trains him for his fights. Prom inent roles arc also filled by Otto kruger as tho Faeketoor, Vince Barnett, Robert MeWade, Murlel Evans and Jean Howard.
 Tho companion feature ls tho musical hit "Twonty Million Sweet. hearts" with Dick Powell, Ginger Rogers, tho Four Mills Brothors Allan Jenkins, Pat O'Brien and Ted Flo Rito and his orchestra, Thursday brings Robert Mont. gomory in "The Mystery Of Mir, x" and Anna Aton in Mana"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
PALACE

Thoatorgoers are all Invited 10 attend Hollywood Party" ono of tho feature attractions opening at Polls tomorrow on tho big doublo feature program, its q throe ring circus Of tho screen, Presenting n dlstlnetivoly new form Of onter. tanmont, with music, dancing and spectacle woven Into logical drama, it boasts;
 Flftoon hundred of fiollywood's most beautiful girls; great glass and oollophane settings; animated scenery, shadow marion0ttos and othor spectacular details gorgeous oostum0a, many of them iD cello. phano; grontost song hits of the year, writton by tho throo fore. most popular song teams of todayi "Mickoy Mouae," tho cartoon, actually appearing, through n new camera device, with living actors, Walt Disnoy's Silly symphony. the "liot Chocolate Soldiers"
 lta allsoomodlan east Includes Laurol and Hardy, groatest comedy teams, Jimmy DuFanto, Charles Buttcrworth, Polly Moran, Lupo VoleS, Frances Williams, Jack Pearl, Eddie Qulllan, Juno Clyde, George 0lvot Richard Carlo, Tod Hcaly and his stooges and many others Of note,
 Tho great spectacle, months In tho making, and In it are somo Of tho most amusing surprisos yet filmed. For instance, A great wall rises iiko a curtain and on it, s,ls. pendod In mid.air, a hugo 0rehes. ira plays for hundreds of dancers In n gigantic class setting, In the number tho girls daneo over cab. arot tablos, Thoro is n bar in m. other scene, of polished ehrom. ium, that rovolves ht breakneek spood, with m dancing chorus of beautiful girls on 1t, Frances VII. Hams sings tho Hollywood Party" number in m amazing set 0f singing wears of chromium In fan. taatio nnd modornistie designs, and anoth0r groat dancing chorus ap- pears,
 Thrills hro added when Laurel and Hardy loose a lion to Btam. p0do tho hundreds of rovel0ra at tho party. Jimmy Durnnt0 hguros in a riotous episode with tho beast.
 Tho song hits of tho picture arc "Hclio," Hollywood Pnrty," "f've Had My Moments" "Roinearna. tlon," "Hot Chocolate Soldiers" and w'm Foelin' High"
 Warner Baxter is starred In the othor big attraction termed Such Women Arc Dangerous" with it0somnry Amos, Rochelle Hudson, Mona Barrie, Horbert Mundin and iIonrIottn Croasman,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
M The Local Theaters
STATE


 The Ofileial ringslda Baor. Car. nora light picture Ia now on oxhi, bintlon at Warmers Stat0 theator in addition Co the regular double feature program, Tho companion features on this program Include "rho Hell Cat" and "Hore Comoa Tho Groom,
 Tomorrow brings m all now show hoadod by "Tho Lovo Cap. tive" Tho story deals with an un. serupulous doctor who treats drug addiction by means of hynop. tism, and tonso drama ontors the story whom ho uses his powor to mako ,oonquests among tho womon fo his acquaintance,
 Nils Asthor plays tho rolo of the rascally doctor, at all timos the suavo, polished gentleman, Gloria stuart is soon In tho loading fom. inino part, and makes us really fool tho hclpless state In which ahe hal boon placed, entirely without hoI own knowledge.
 Tho companion feature wlll b, Lots Talk it over" with Chestol Morris and Mac Clarke.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
Complications Follow
 Registration Decline
Rooms Closing, Transfers Necessary in Local n SchOOls-Salaries Amended

largo room at Mary Abbott school and Co llt up an unused room at Chase school for class room pur. poses. The plans will be submitted to tho Atato department of educa. tion for approval.
 The board approved petition of Daniel Marsele, 1t, of l2 Wol- colt street that ha bo sent to the state trado school at Hartford to follow n two.year course, Chalr- man Walsh pointed out that the board has no option tn the matter whom such petition iS made but must grant the request, Tho state rolmbursos the city for tho trans- portatiop expenses to a certain ex. tent.
 RepoFT on VlllanOva Visit \
 Commissioner Thomas Bergln, John J, Walsh and Vincent A. Mil- Ter rendered a report on tho exor. cisos at Villanova college on June 7th at which Superintendent of Schools Condon was honored with n degreo of Doctor of Laws. Com. missioner Loulo Brla also attended the oxorclsos, The committee re. ported that fitting tribute to Superintendent Condon'a long and faithful service as m educator was expressed by President Edward ". Stanford of Vlllanova college,
 Tho committee members also said they were particularly gratl. iled for the high estoem which was expressed by President Stanford for tho city of Waterbury and It's educational system,
 Tho report ended as follows; Tt Is tho oonconsus Of opinion and unanimous wish of the members of tho committee that vote of ap. proclatlon Do given to the prosi. dent and faculty of tho AuRustinlan college of Villanova for tho benev- oloneo and friendship which they NO clearly manifested on this oeca- sion to tho representatives of tho city Of Waterbury and that said vote be duly inscribed upon tho minutes of this meeting and q copy thereof sont to tho president of tho college of Villnnova," Tho roeom- mcndntlon was adopted by tho board,
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 Small closed automobiles arc popularity in Spain,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
POST GRADUATES
 RECEIVE AWARDS
Dr. COndOn Addresses Con.
 tinuation Class Stu. dents at Elton

John Walsh, chairman of the board of education made the pro- gentation of diplomas to- fifteen graduates of the Continuation school at tho annual banquet and graduation exercises held at The Elton. Certificates were also pro. sonted to 10 post graduates. "
 Speakers included Dr. Thomas j.. Condon, superintendent of schools. Miss Helen Davies, employment manager of tho Waterbury Manu. faeturing Company, William Rich. ards, mechanical superintendent of tho Bristol Company, Frank Cor. rigan, former secretary Of the school, who acted ag toastmaster; and R. l.. PaIatine, principal of the school.
 plls Of tho school as well as grad uates and speakers, attended the exercises.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
FOR |DR E. KIRSCHDAUM
Elected Head of Vale Medi. cal Executive Com.
 mittee

The annual meeting of the Asso- clation of Yale Alumni In Medl- cine was held yesterday in con. junction with the commencement exercises, Dr Samuel c, Cushing was elected president of the asso- ciatlon, pr Cushing 10 n professor Of surgery at the Yale school of Medicine,
 Tho election to other ofiices were gran nted to the following doctors.
 other officers elected yere; Vice. presidents, pr Charles T, Beach of Hartford; Dr Charles E, Hyde of Fairfield; Dr Clyde l., Deming of New Haven; Dr W. B. Walker of New York; Dr Frank l., Mart. Ing of New Haven
 Ono local doctor, pr E. IT.. Klrschbaum, was appointed to an office. pr Kirsohbaum was chosen chairman of tho executive commit tee. pr Charles E, Farr of New York was elected a member of tho advisory board, and Dr Arthur M, Yudkin of New Haven was elected to tho position of secretary,
 In addressing the alumni, pr Harvey Cushing said that the Yale School of Medicine now takes It's place among tho very best schools ln tho country. Dr Cushing ia a Sterling professor of neurology at the Yale School of Medicine,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19

tain: The peoples Of tho world do not want war. Of that I am con- vinced. None of thom want it---not even the Germans. somo of their hot. .headod leaders might want it, but tho people do not. Certainly the people of Great Britain do not want it. There would be hundreds of thouBtends of war .rcsisters in this country if war wore declared. There would bo revolution. How could you fight q war with hundreds of thousands of your people---your young men in prison?"
 Lord Ponsonby vigorously crlti- cizes Foreign Minister Sir Johfi simon's handling not only of tho disarmament efforts at Geneva, but Dritain's Far Eastern policy aa well.
 Much of tho blanc for what h now going on in both spheres hc lays at tho door Of tho British government for its lack of vlgor.
 Had Britain agreed with the other great powers Co withdraw diplomatic repregentativoB from Tokio and, lf thnt failed, 10 apply OtnCF HlOTul unu CCOHOInIc buncs tions In his opinion Japan would not have persisted In her Man. churian adventure.
 
 Japan Is Encouraged
 Today, partly at ioast as c result of Brltafn's weak stand, Lord Ponsonby said. Japan apparently has turned hor eyes away from ftussla--wherc, for q time, they rested until American recognition scared her off--to concentrate 0nco more on China.
 "Wc should have taken e flrmor stand upon Japan's announcement of q Monroe Doctrine for China" ho observed. ",rho British reply, gavo Japan Co understand that no very groat concern was felt In this country over her pretonsi0ns."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
REV AND MRS CONDIT
 RECEPTION GUESTS

Roy and Mrs Edward Condit wore guests of the parlshionors of tho First Congregational church at . farewell hold for them in tho church parlors last night, They loavo tomorrow for Loo, Mass, whore Rev Mir Condit will tak0 ov0r the pastorato ot tho First Con- gregational church there, Ho has been associated with tho local church for nearly four years,
 Harry GriRgs was chairman of tho event last night, during which a bank.book was presented tho de. parting couple, Attorney Walter D. Makopoaeo mado the presonta. ton, others on tho committee were Mrs Horace Baldwin, Mrs James Komp, Mrs Warren Rouse and Miss Frances Malletto.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
Peace Facts Must Be Revised TOAvertNew World Conflict,
 Warning of British Statesman
Ponsonby Predicts English Revolt
 If War Comes

Suddenly the grave look on Lord Ponsonby's face changed to a smile.
 "Anyhow," he chuckled, I've ought t0 do our best for peace We in this building here (the house of parilament) and around White hail (where most of tho, govern. mont departments are ioeatedt would be in the front line trenches in the next war. We might be the ones they aimed at first"
 Those who make the wars, or let them come. saB his conclusion, Ut last are on the spot themselves.
 Lord 9Ponsonby made it plain that he was speaking for. himself and not for his party.
 NEXT: Renewal of Angl0- Japanese alliance might split British empire, Fet4
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
LOCAL MEN CALLED
 BY STATE BOARD

Threo Waterbury men were among tho 25 summoned to appear before the state liquor control com. mission yesterday when a hearing was held to determine whether their liquor licenses shall be re- voked. Tho board claimed the 23 dealers had alcoholic beverages in containers in less than % ounce containers or after tho hours pro. scribed by the liquor control act, when the federal restraining order was in effect The local men were William Fogarty. Nathan Freed- man and Irving Tevino.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
V. N. A. DRIVE STILL
 SHORT $l961.lS

With few more canvassers yet to be heard from the total amount of the membership drive of the Visiting Nurses had reached S3.03s.62 today. A meeting of the finance board will be held at the office of the association at 35 Field street at o'clock today at which time complete reports on the cam- paign will be heard and a discus- sion of the possibility of realizing the quota of s5,000 will be held.