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sALE-sUBURBAN.

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BEAUTIFUL 6.RM;. TILED BATH BUNqA.
RHKR9 DIX sss & .v: HHR Ss
IN NEARBY VIRGINIA.
fu esas sTs. M SsSS
tiiai tSS .hTaSbsIy: close e ..sTsssSoi.ss,oS,.
A.. stsndoHt buy II this seetl0n Terms like
ASorTEoSu HousHAa Msy pKosEHM. HS s1hyr TIE
,s 4 ssa5o bunsalow in $1,000 5.9 2, nsish. .Sh:
vas sn az
porch. basement with furnace: house IN
good repair; sarsge; block from bus and
i insurance St about 81 $50 month. House ' would @
rent for s35 Or $40; Immediate possession.
viii buy and build stf7s IT. s-room and a.s..h
home. on a free and clear lot. and we will
s1a,n srrsnse TOnshy IKE rent IN
ance. For complete details consult
THE NJ H. BARRY ORG.
Realtors-Established 1912.
So5 MT VERNON AVE;
IN sss ssAyTsEYE AW1sETIc,HDE E1yEEpAIE. IA
See the style and superior plan of this
excellent brick home convenient location
Priced loy: terms easy. To examine. phone
HOME AND 2 ACRES,
in Virginia. Modern Groom stucco house.
W, s lgs2 aafE' ( s5! r., sI%'i sH%s.i''i: '
HIGHLAND PARK, VA.
Now built or building. 5 to z room homes
o On ssn 9s seRe 5
". s. HoqE. Jre Rsaltor.
District e5S3. 5sS7 K st. N% Wsinu. sl5s.
GOLF CLUB MANOR, VA.
SACRIFICING. NOW RE-
DUCED TO $19,975. MAG
NIFICENT, WELL BUILT
PRESSED BRICK HOME. IL
LARGE ROOMS, 4 CON-
PLETE BATHS e TILED),
TILED ROOF, HOT-WATER
HEAT, BUILT-IN GARAGE.
Ideally arranged well-built, press-brick
home that will appeal to good taste. First
DOOE-"lu GiisI ioA Sc OoAA
place. large dinins room, brick-tlIe sun
porch t23xI0 f.: has II windows and
tile sink ironing board. cupboards. buffers
pantry; tile lavatory; cozy breakfast room.
library or music room opening through
French doors to side porch. Second floor
bed rooms closets for each; 3 complete
tile baths master and guest bed rooms
with private tile baths cedar closets: bed
rooms. closets. tile hall bath. Third
floor bed rooms. closets in each. adjoin-
ing bath: cedar and linen closets; very
attractive and expensive green tile roof.
Exceptionally large cellar t36x32 ftD with
servants toilet porcelain laundry tubs
hot-water heat, oil burner automatic gas
water heater: built-in garage (30xl0 IT. /;
copper cutters and downspouts. completely
screened and er-stripped; nice lawn
and shrubbery. Everything in sample
house condition.
| Located in exclusive neighborhood only
n mile north of Washington Golf and
Country Club. Property vacant and ready
for immediate occupancy. Sacrificing. only
Sl9.975; terms very easy: $1,000 cash and
Sl44 per month until paid (no renewal
fees).
Open and lighted from % m to 9 pm.
today. Will be shown during week by call
ing either of the phones listed below.
t4ia Miles to White House1
Property No. 472l North 36th st. Golf
Club Manor. Va. Our sign on property.
(See Picture in Today's Post)
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
800 TO $500, 900.
ONLY REPAY E0o PER WEEK

MONEY TO LOAN ON D. C REAL ESTATE
Z. HEISKELL, Ills Eye st, NV.
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SALE-HOUSES.
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S5,75O-NEARBY VIRGINIA RESTRICT
ed section. This bTand:new de-
modern bath is q pickup. Don't
delay. National 1880 till 0 pm.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

LOG CABIN ON SALT WATER. 4 ROOMS,
bath room. A-acre plot. fne trees: elec.
convenient; bathing. fishing. hunting; $40,
Fishing and Hunting Lodge.
Just the place to spend your week ends
nhS nished sS smeS3af. nnss.ss3nn: seII saer-
ifce; 80 miles d. C. Phone West 0766.
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

RENT-SUBURBAN.
BROOM HOUSE OIL BURNER. LARGE
Country Club; ss5 month. Can Clarendon
EAST RIvERDALE-s1x-Ro ROOM MODERN
hSnse so = se ssT ave mile
ALTA VISTA. MD.
s.ss Sssp Ss6
1850 watkins ave. Phone wise: 4l76.
OLORED-FAIRMONT HGTS-PRACTI-
cally new; opposite new school; cheap.
SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.
i ACRE. FENCED; BROOM COTTAGE.
garage. elec excellent water; not modern;
ALEXANDRIA -. FURNISHED COLONIAL,
historic house: also frame: beautiful view.
| fne air. to p.m.. 12O South Fairfax st.
SALE INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
four-room apartments. also 2 business
stores; stores excellent aSso location fully rented
NEW, 4,FAMILY APARTMENT. BRICK.
side: very latest appointments through
out. fully rented to selected tenants.
4es shSss s5od s ttuEn fS. S h @ 1sss
s2,s56 per year. Call for full informa-
WILLIAM H SAUNDERS CO. INC.
1919 K St NV District 1915.
| GAS STATION AND USED CARS
large merchandising house: good bldEs;:
can take subject to. present lease: price
and terms s1n ysEy I 1Sg for this class Of
F. Eliot Middleton. EOS Investment Bldg.
GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY!
brick, In Park View; hot-water heat:
tenants at $3.50 30, per nMsad month. W "n'''
IS. .OOO-s-room and bath brick. with 25-
S9bn.. SSt rShtfss on bsst Dd
aes.rsa % Move smeassa Tenssd to %! white ass. sen
alone is Worth PEI the ensire PRICE
ST. ,5OO--Modern 2-story brick building.
containing units Of 8 rooms. bath and
plants: tenants pay. own heat and
Wti5 %ti9n a., Tetal rental g.; $50 per year.
1905 sH4NN9N H ~ NV. LUSaS SssioSsf Sp ss4s.
ApARTMENT: "a UNITS; Rents sl4, 1eo
Detached brick in perfect condition. Can
| be sold subject to one trust, long term.
1873 x st. NV. District I315.
BRAND-NEW. 2-FAMILY FLAT: RENTS
| $50 per mo. Price. S7,500-S2, 900 cash.
49, HARRY 3. PITTS Co.
1O16 18th st. NV. Met. 01O0.
ONE OF THE CITYS
BEST INVESTMENTS.
Three new 4-family apartment build
II 8, Sns IL nss Fsn
builders. Convenient to schools, stores
and transportation. Address Box 300-H,
Star ONCE.
EXCHANGE,
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Chevy Chase Terrace.
Detached HOme-S8 $50.

Wild CONSIDER TRADE
An unusual detached home in new-house
condition on q Handicapped lot 56xl30 with
a detached garage across from the Chevy
Chase Country Club; O large rooms. bath
and extra layatory, screened porch. open
fireplace in living room. A. real buy at
SS950-S4. 900 below original cost-with
terms to suit For appointment to inspect,
call Mr.. WILKEN Columbia 3Rn0.
Evening star., 1935-10-10
NEVIS. .750-NEW,

Located in nearby Lyon Park. Va. "a
block from Transportation. is this new
are scarce in this section and this one will
be sold immediately. Call Mr.. BoAz.
National 1893
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THos. J. OWEN & SON. AUcTIoNEERs,
143l EYE ST NV

n n. Ol1LL1NlI 1 lON.
ocS, ,d&dsexSu
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Artistic group Of distinctive homes on
large wooded lots. Entrance hall spacious
living room. dining room. kitchen with
trio refrigerator. expensive sink and gas
range. inlaid linoleum; two good-sized bed
rooms. many closets. full tiled beautiful
value in quality and sound construction.
special features. Falkland drive. one-fare
core.
Out Georgia ave, one block beyond Dis
tr'ct line. turn right one-haif block to
properties.
Owners Phone Shep. 3783 =
Evening star., 1935-10-10

HOME AND 2 ACRES
Located in Herndon. about 25 minutes out
in Virginia. Modern Groom stucco house.
nice yard and garden; might trade; $6.600.
1927 K st. NV.
District 6533 Walnut pl58
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BED ROOMS-2 BATHS,

New Homes-Near 10th and Col Rd
Center-Hall Plan-NearinR Completion.
Extra Bed Room and Lavatory on 1st Floor.
Recreation room. 2-car garage: specially
priced before completion. Call BUILDER.
National S949
Evening star., 1935-10-10

$50 ALLISON ST. NV.
S-ROOM AND BATH COLONIAL BRICK.
Located in one of the highest sections
of the city. near Grant Circle and In st.
Gabriels Parish: 20-ft. house. lot 145 IT.
deep; completely reconditioned: contains
new oil burner; detached garage: suitable
for = families. viii consider small home
in exchange. Terms to suit. Open for
lhspiS10K i494 X cArRrH DIST ansn
Evening star., 1935-10-10

IN BEAUTIFUL RIvERDALE.
216 WASHINGTON AVE
See the style and superior plan of this
excellent brick home. convenient location.
Priced low. terms easy. To examine phone
Hyattgvtile 41S
Evening star., 1935-10-10

WILL TRADE
New detached home for small house or lot.
Phone National $3.50
MASSACHUSETTS AVE HEIGHTStTHIS
and maids room and bath Is close to Gar
field st. and Cleveland ave. 1t is low
priced. in community of generally more ex-
well as an economical place for o small
family to live. 1t has a built-in garage.
gas heat. and is in excellent condition.
possession given; Sl3,5O0.
w. C. A. N MILLER.
1119 18th St. NV Phone Dist. 4464.
Evening star., 1935-10-10

FOR TWO FAMILIES.
NEW NORTHWEST LOCATION
Fine opportunity for thrifty person
ali brick; especially 1uilt for two families
Four large rooms and tile bath on flrst
floor, and four large rooms. complete bath
and extra lavatory on 2nd floor Two com
Hardwood floors throughout; garage. BAR
GAIN AT S9,450, which is several thou
sand dollars less than original cost BOSS
PM. CALL MR.. MILLER, CLEVELAND
Evening star., 1935-10-10

TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT
OF GROUND tINDUSTRIAL) CON-
TANNING APPROXIMATELY THREE
AND FIVE-ElGHTHS ACRES. MORE
OR LESS. SITUATE ON THE WEST
SIDE OF THE METROPOLITAN
BRANCH OF THE BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROAD. BETWEEN GALA
Tin AND HAMILTON STREETS
Evening star., 1935-10-10

/ ACRE FENCED; 5-ROOM COTTAGE
garage. elec. excellent water; not modern;
close in. Phone Lincoln G340.
ALEXANDRIA = FURNISHED COLONIAL,
historic house; also frame; beautiful view,
fine air. to p.m.. 120 South Fairfax st.
Evening star., 1935-10-10

District 5000. 11O6 Vermont Ave.
Nishts and Sunday. District 5000.
5315 7th ST. NV.
rooms. bath; new condition: S6.950:
reasonable cash. monthly payment less
than rent. D. s. BIRON. Metropolitan
5112. Open evenings.
Evening star., 1935-10-10

$3.50.
A new semi-detached brick home in
best NV. section. consisting Of rooms. 2
baths. recreation room and attic. Home
is thoroughly insulated screened and
weather.stripped, This is an exceptional
buy and is well worth your inspection.
WILLIAM BOSWELL,
927 18th ST. NV.
MET. 3O33. Ewes. NORTH 2939.
Evening star., 1935-10-10

Built on o f1ne wooded lot Is this new
center-hal Colonial home. containing 10
on first floor. bed rooms and 2 baths
on second floor. 9 bed rooms and bath on
third floor: complete servants quarters in
ern throuehout. Cali wisconsin 3012
Evening star., 1935-10-10

4140 18th ST. NV CORNER UP
shur)-S12,750. Nine rooms. two
baths. cleo refrigerator and oil
heat. Open evenings and Sunday.
Evening star., 1935-10-10

S4.475
viii buy and build this 7-room and 2-bath
home. on free and clear lot, and we will
arrange monthly payments like rent In
cluding principal interest. taxes and insur.
ance. For complete details consult
THE M. H. BARRY ORG.
Realtors-Established 1912.
sos MT VERNON AVE,
ALEXANDRIA VA. PHONE 7S.
Evening star., 1935-10-10

WOODBRIDGE, D. G.
3943 South Dakota ave. n.e.--6 large
rooms, detached; 2 baths; featuring l bed
recreation room. built-in gar. large porch.
paved street and many other features;
sell quickly; reasonable terms. Don't miss
seeing this charming home.
1851 10th ST. NE
Six fine rooms, on prominent corner;
extra toilet on first floor: 2 real fireplaces,
one in recreation room: garage An elegant
detached home for less than $4,000. Easy
THESE HOUSES OPENED DAILY AND
EVENINTS EOR INFECTION
Evening star., 1935-10-10

BEAUTTFUL b-RM.. TILED BATH BUNqA.
Rainier; vacant; S. 500; reasonable down
payment low monthly payments. Apply
PERRY BOSWELL. 34th and r. !. ave. ne.
Evening star., 1935-04-04
GENEVA FORESEES
MUTUAL AID PACT
General Treaty Expected
to Revive Protocol
of 1924.
Continued From First Page)

mutual assistance agreements among
France, Russia and CzechoSlovkia.
Meanwhile, France was assured that
when her diplomats travel to Stresa
next week in the hope of laying the
foundations for a pan-European peace
pact, a strengthened army will be on
call to guarantee security at home.
Evening star., 1935-04-04
AUSTRIA oUTWARDLY CALM.
Heimwehr Irritated, However, for
Fear Of Eclipse.

Heimwehr Irritated, However, for
Fear Of Eclipse.
VIENNA, April R.-Outward
calm and seeming indifference char
acterized Austria's own reaction today
to its cabinets announcement that
the nation, dissatisfied with its treaty
allowance of 10000 troops, will rearm.
No morning newspapers editorially
approved or disapproved of the move;
not single noon edition commented
on the fact that the cabinet had made
a decision highly interesting to other
countries; nor did the government
drop any additional hint as to how 1t
proposed to go about building up its
military establishment.
Under its censor's blanket, however,
Austria itched. There was irritation
in the ranks of the Fascist Heimwehr
(Home Guard) where Chancellor Kurt
Schuschnigg's sudden move-made in
the absence of Vice Chancellor Ernst
Won Starhemberg, Heimwehr leader
appeared Suspiciously like first step
toward edging Austria's private armies
out of the national picture. This
suspicion was strengthened by the fact
the government already has been in
formally assured that Little Entente
countries-Yugoslavia, Rumania and
Czechoslovakia-will not interpose any
objection so long as Austria will be
satisfied with one regular army and
will not try to maintain several pri-
vate armies as well.
Word from Budapest and Sofia did
not indicate that either Hungary or
Bulgaria was likely to make any rash
moves,
Evening star., 1935-04-04
DEMOCRAT WOMEN
OPEN CONFERENCE
300 Delegates From 80
States to Plan for
1886 Campaign.

Nearly 800 women, representing 80
States, today were attending the sec
ond national conference of the
Women's National Democratic Club at
1926 New Hampshire avenue, the
clubs national headquarters. The
purpose of the meeting is to lay plans
for the 1896 presidential campaign.
The first evening session at which
delegates will get down to the business
Of mapping the 1886 campaign will be
held at 7:30 o'clock tonight, when
more than 800 persons are expected
to hear Speaker of the House Joseph
w. Byrns, Senator Joseph T. Robin
son, Democratic leader of the Senate,
and Senator Edward P. Costigan,
Democrat Of Colorado, as guest
speakers. Mrs. Edward B. Meigs,
Evening star., 1935-04-04
cZECHs AGREE WITH BRITISH.
Eden Receives Assurances From DIR
BeneS.

Benes.
Copyright, 1895, by the Associated PreSs)
PRAHA, CZechoslovakia, April A.
Capt. Anthony Eden, British lord privy
seal, received an assurance today from
DR.. Eduard Benes, Czech foreign min
lister, that Czechoslovakia remains in
perfect accord with Great Britain con-
cerning the safeguarding of general
peace and in attachment to the policy
of the League of Nations.
The British diplomat, who already
had conferred on the European Situa-
ton with Reichsfuehrer Hitler in Ber-
lin. with Joseph Stain in Moscow and
with Marshal Pilsudski in Warsaw,
talked only briefly with DR.. Benes, the
organizer of the Little Entente, on his
arrival here today.
Communique Issued.
Shortly later he left by airplane
for London following the issuance of
a communique which said in part:
Capt Eden and DR.. Benes had a
cordial and friendly exchange of
views on all questions contained in
the London communique of February
ISSUED by France and Great Britain
suggesting the developments of the
European peace SYSTEM. DR.. Benes
warmly thanked Capt Eden for visit
ing Praha and for the report that
his excellency EDEN made to him
Evening star., 1935-04-04
PROGRAM FOR LAYMEN
PLANNED BY SURGEONS

A special community health pro-
gram for laymen has been arranged
by the American College of Surgeons
to be presented in Constitution Hall
on Friday night, April II, 1t was
announced today.
Outstanding surgeons, including DR..
Robert B. Greenough of Boston,
president of the college, will speak
on subjects of special interest to the
public and couched in language the
layrnan can understand.
Working through women's organiza-
tions, the Federation of Citizens Asso-
Citations, the District Congress of
Parents and Teachers, the public
schools and all the colleges and uni
versities in Washington, the commit
tee in charge hopes to fill the audi
torium.
Evening star., 1935-04-04

president Of the national club, will
preside.
The largest delegation to the present
conference came from Minnesota.
This delegation numbered 80 women
who arrived In special cars. The next
largest group came from New Jersey.
Forty clubs will report on activities
in their respective sections at a meet
ing to be held at 10 am. tomorrow,
with Mrs. Samuel Herrick presiding
At the conclusion OF these reports. a
general discussion of plans for the
1886 campaign will be taken up.
Women attending the conference
will be received by Mrs. Roosevelt at
the White House at pm. tomorrow
for an informal tea.
Evening star., 1935-04-04
UNDERWEAR

UNDERWEAR
81 BvD AND OTIS SHORTS
AND SHIRTS; broken
sizes; slightly soiled; o.
were S5c. c............ OSC
1 RAY0N UNION SUIT, size
36; slightly mussed; QQo
was S1.75. OOC
. RAYON SHORTS; size 40;
slightly mussed; were Eno
S1.OO oVC
q SILK AND WOOL SHORTS;
sizes 40 and AZ; slight E6o
" soiied; were S1.5O., OUC
s2 BR0ADCLOTH UNION
SUITS; sizes 80 to 40; 7Oo
were 81. s>O
Evening star., 1935-04-04

regarding the results Of his journey
to other capitals.
"Dr. Benes gave detailed explsna-
ton of the peace policy Of Czecho-
slovakia.
1.-THE two ministers agreed on the
identity Of the political aims Of their
governments concerning the safe
guarding of general peace and their
sincere and firm attachment to the
policy of the League of Nations"
Evening star., 1935-04-04
Democrats Postpone Meeting.

TAKOMA PARK, Md, April 4 (Spe-
ciaD The meeting of the Young
Mems Democratic Club OF Takoma
Park, scheduled for tomorrow night,
has been postponed until further no
tice, members were advised today by
Secretary Ben G. Wilkinson, jr.
Evening star., 1935-04-04
TWO D. c. MEASURES
INTRODUCED BY KING
One Given Senate Provides for
Expenditures in Shrine
Convention.

The new smoke regulation and boil
er inspection bill, and the resolution
to authorize necessary municipal ex-
penditures in connection with the
Shrine convention were introduced in
the Senate late yesterday by Chair
man King of the District Committee.
Both measures were introduced in the
House several days ago.
The smoke bill would set up a new
division in the Engineer Department
to enforce smoke and boiler regula-
tions, aided by an advisory board to
be appointed by the Commissioners.
The resolution authorizes a District
appropriation of $4,000 for public
order and safety arrangements dur
ing the period of the convention in
June.
Evening star., 1935-04-04
MEMS SHOES

MEMS SHOES
20 IRIS STA-SMoOTH
SHOES; genuine Scotch grains;
black and brown. G. 1S
Were $3.50 ..... CO'-fC
& PAIRS HANAN AMPLE
SHOES. sizes 7B. c. o.
Were S12.50. ..... CO'|O
2s PAIRS RALEIGH IS"
SHOES: Scotch grains; plain
We're W $3.50 ~ $500
Al PAIRS MEMS HOUSE SLIP
PERS; opera and mule 0Sc
styles. Were $3.50. IoS
PAIRS MEMS RIDING
BOOTS; English type. in tan;
sizes 1l7C, &C.
So s,sp, SAD. Were $3.50
Evening star., 1935-04-04
Clergy Suits
u Price

4 BLACK SUITS; sizes resular,
% 81; slim % AZ; stout (D
ss5 S; .i' ~: vef. $3.50
: BLACK SUITS; . trousers;
sizes. short. ID 81, ID 3s, %
SO; slim, % 81. "a 3S. ID
3d.. So; stout, out Cd A.; $4,000
II BLACK SUITS. . trousers;
sizes, regular. 80 3S. ~ 80.
ID 40. ID ~; short. "a IS,
70 80; slim, IL AZ; stout. "a
81 81 90 20 a; were $3.50
Evening star., 1935-04-04
League Meeting Postponed.

SILVER SPRING. Nd, April 4
(SpeciaD An organization meeting
Of the Silver Spring Church Ath-
letic League, scheduled for last night,
has been postponed until Monday eve
ming.
Evening star., 1935-04-04
Chaufeurs' Wear
u Price

2 CHAUFFEURS' SUITS; sizes,
ID SO regular and
sas sa .! 'ain... slim; s's. $17.5O
q CHAUFFEURS' SUITS; sizes,
regular (1) "a. % IS. ID SO.
short ID IS. taJ e0O M
80; were $40. @GUsUU
1 CHAUFFEUR'S OvERCoAT;
sn. size "a regular; was S1S
SoU
3 CHAUFFEURS' ovERCOATs;
sizes. regular % 81. "a SO;
short I'D 81; were 600 SA
S45 ............ @&&sOO
3 CHAUFFEuRS' TOPCOATS;
sizes, regular t2) SO, 0TE
ID A: were $50. :. S1O
2 CHAUFFEURS' TOPCOATs;
sizes. regular "a
al 81; ~ % "A; were $3.50
? CHAUFFEURs, RAINCoATs;
sisssi ss' t1} r:sslar ssi a.? $500
q CHAUF FFEURS' @1kS
CAPS; were S4.00.. %A'OC
Evening star., 1935-04-04
If You Are Troubled With
Rheumatism

To relieve the tortures Of rheumatic. ar
Ihritic and neuritis pains, drink Mountain
Valley Mineral Water direct from famous
Hot Springs. Arkansas. Mildly alkaline.
Deeply satisfying. Endorsed by physicians
for over 80 years. Phone for booklet.
MountainValley Mineral Water
Met, 1862 I1O5 X ST. NV,
Evening star., 1935-04-04

MEMS O'COATS
9 HART sCHAFFNER & MARX
ONERCOATs; blues and greys;
sizes regular % ,35. ~ 36.
tn *. q A; short. - 40,
$40 and S35. .... SlO. IO
IL oyERCoATS; browns. greys
as. as (n 20, Is IL. tf1i14 1n Ii. IL
46; short. % 3s, (D 40; slim,
(2j A; were s35 SI9.70
3 ovERCOATS; dark blues and
sreys; sizes, regular. ID SO. Cd
AZ; slim. Cd 80.
I'd AZ; were $35 COL -
and $40. @zl. IO
2 ovERCoATs; browns and
greys. sizes. regular a. SO. ID
Is 81 Is. so rs ;hoss; s.. Cd a. SLIM
and s45. ......... $40. 10
Mems Dress Suits
I HART SCHAFFNER & MARX
TU4EDOi size 80 Ga -
prep. Was S35. :. SIf I'D
! HART SCHAFFNER & MARX
CUTAWAY; size IS coz -S
lonE. Was $50. SGU. |O
Evening star., 1935-04-04
Conscripts May Be Kept.

A decision to keep under arms for
three or four months longer the con-
scripts whose terms normally would
expire this month is expected to be
reached at a meeting of the cabinet
Saturday The extension of service
would affect 10000 conscripts and
provide France with an army of 300,-
900 in active training.
At the same time the government
considered plans to move additional
manpower to the steel line of fortif1-
cations on the Eastern frontier.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-17
New Haven Railroad
 Set For Grid Games
Extra Service for Navy, Army, Dartmouth, Harvard,
 and Princeton Contests With Yale Announced

With the start of the "big game
 part of the 1895 football season at hand, the New Haven railroad to- day announced its plans for extra service which will be used to carry gridiron fans to and from the Yale games in the Bowl at New Haven, and to and from other important contests in the railroads territory. Special arrangements for transport ing the Annapolis midshipmen and the West Point cadets to and from New Haven were also announced.
 For the Navy-Yale battle this Saturday, the midshipmen will tra- vel from Baltimore or Philadelphia in three special sleeping car trains which will arrive in New Haven be- tween 3 and 3:25 8. m. on Satur- day morning. The cars will be parked at New Haven until 7:30 a. m: and the midshipmen will have breakfast in the New Haven Sta- tion. The return movement will be in two coach trains, leaving New Haven about 5:30 p. m. Box lunches will be provided for the future ad- mirals on the retur ntrip. The An- napolis team will arrive at New Ha- ven by train about a. m. Friday, and will leave at Il p. m. Saturday.
 Public service for the Navy game will be provided as follows: Extra coaches will be operated on regu- lar trains before and after the game between New York and New
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-17
$36 For a Cup Of COffee-WOw!

Thirty-six dollars is a lot of money for a cup of coffee, but that's what it cost Sam Baker, 3S, of the Stag hotel, Bank street. Sam didn't have the $36 in city court today, so he went down to New Haven jail for some 40-odd days to work out that amount.
 It started yesterday afternoon at s o'clock. Sam strolled' into a Bank street restaurant, and ordered a cup of coffee. After having it, he started to leave.
 Hey, where's my moneyP" asked the counterman.
 Sam did not deign to reply, so the counterman applied his hands and feet in scientific fashion and propelled Sam rap idly through the door in what is known to the trade as a "bum's rush"
 Outside, Sam pondered over the insult he had received, so he marched back into the res- taurant. He didn't say 8 word, just picked up a sugar bowl and let it fly at the counterman. He missed, but the commotion brought Patrolmen James Moore and George Knowles to the scene.
 In court today a subdued Sam was fined $10 and costs for intoxication and $10 and costs for breach of the peace.