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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-06-01
DRAWING STARTS
IN SWEEPSTAKES
This MORNING
Pretty Irish Girls Began to
Pull Out the Lucky
Numbers
BY HARRY Il. PERCY
United Press STAFF Correspondent

Dublin, June 1.-(CP). For
tunes tor people all over the world,
poor people. and people already
rich, were drawn by pretty Irish
girls at the Mansion House today
from a small glass drum.
The fortunes came in the form
of counterfoils from millions of
tickets sold ''in the Irish hospitals
sweepstakes, the worlds greatest,
drawn to correspond to the names
of 80 horses entered in the Epson
Derby, the worlds greatest horse
race, next Wednesday.
Lord Powerscourt, chairman,
opened the ceremony with q speech
in which he referred depreciating-
" to the sabre rafting punisll-
ments imposed on sweepstakes
agents and other efforts abroad to
deter interest in the sweep.
Every Knock Boost
Lord Mayor "Alfie" Byrne, host
to the sweep because its own
Plaza Hall was burned recently.
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HAD CARTOON OF MUSSOLINI

Berlin, June 1.-(UP)-Police today con-
fiscated the satirical weekly "Kladderadatsch,"
before it was distributed, on the grounds that
cartoon of Mussolini in the issue Knight disturb
Italian-G German relations"
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POLICE CHIEFS CAR HIT HER

New Haven, Conn, June 1.-(UP)-Mrs.
Mildred Stack, bingham, Mass, was taken to
New Haven hospital today after being struck by
an automobile driven by Hugh Farrell East Ha-
ven police chief, as she was crossing street in
tersection. Her condition was not regarded as
serious
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-06-01
Billy" Andrews
Has Lucky Horse
IN Sue epstakes
Tickets on "Screamer" One Of 80 Horses Entered
in EPSON Derby Next Week

William "Bily' Andrews salesman for the Diamond
Bottng Company of this city, this morning received notice
from the New York representatives Of the Irish Hospital
sweepstakes that his ticket Screamer of the 80
horses entered I'M the Epson derby next Wednesday had
been drawn. Mr.. Andrews, interviewed at the Elton,
where he was attending meeting officials and statesmen
his company this morning said that he had received
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-06-01
George Weyerhaeuser
Is Unframed Chained
In Hole For Eight Days
Was Released Around Four O'Clock This Morning in
Cascade FoothiIls-Waited for Father Who
Didn't COme-Farmer Brought Him In
BY WILFRED BROWN
Copyright, 1885, by United Press)

Tacoma, Wash, June 1 - CUP - Nlne-year-oid
George Weverhaeuser came home today safe sound
after eight days in the hands of kdnapers who kept him
chained in hole in the ground.
Young George back to his wealthy fathers home
in battered "Mode To Ford automobile to bring to
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Washington, June I-(UP)-More than
100000 United Mine Workers members in all
bituminous coal fields today were formally Or
dered to strike at midnight. June Is.
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Fair-MiId Tonight;
Partly Cloudy Sunday
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Final Edition
Closing Stocks
Late NeuDs Flashes
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Evening star., 1935-10-10
QUlCk Ck! STOP
THAT COLD
IN THE DRY OR FIRST STAGE!

A cold ordinarily goes through
three stages: The Dry Stage, the
first "a hours; the Watery Sc
cretion Stage, from / to 3 days;
and the Mucous Secretion Stage.
A cold is twice as easily stopped
in the first as in the second or
third stages. In fact, to let cold
run beyond the first stage is in
viting trouble.
AS your doctor will tell you
there is nothing better you can
take for a cold than Groves
Laxative Bromo Quinine. 1t is
expressly a cold tablet and not a
"cure-all". It is internal treat
ment which a cold requires. 1t
does four important things.
First, it opens the bowels. Sec
ond, it checks the infection in
the system. Third, it relieves the
headache and fever. Fourth, it
tones the system and helps forti-
Evening star., 1935-10-10
ARMY ORDERS.


Scanlon, Lieut.. Col. Martin F., Air
Corps, from Boiling Field, here, to
London, England, about January Is.
Guenther, Maj. Gustav B., Cavalry,
from Fort Knox, KY, to temporary
duty in Office of the chief of staff,
here, then to Riga, Latvia, about
February 10.
Caldwell, First Lieut.. Cloyd r,
Finance Department Reserve, to duty
in Office of the chief of ordnance, here,
about October 8.
NAVY ORDERS.
Hansen, Lieut.. Irwin M, granted
Q months sick leave; wait orders al
San Diego, Calf.
O'Connell, Lieut.. Comdr. John r.
(M. c., detached U. S. S. Pensacola
in October; to Naval Hospital, San
Diego. Calf.
Prescott, Lieut.. Comdr Eustace H
(M. c., detached Receiving Ship at
San Francisco in October; to U. S.
s. Pensacola.
Flower, Lieut.. Charles F. (M c.,
detached Naval Air Station, Sunny
vale, Calf, in October; to Naval
Hospital, Mare Island, Calf.
Korb, Lieut.. John H. (M. CO., de-
tached Naval Air Station, Sunnyvale,
Calf, in October; to Naval Hospital,
Mare Island, Calf.
Silvis, Lieut.. q. g. Richard j. S.
(M. c.. detached staff, commander
Mine Division l; to Naval Training
Station, Great Lakes, Ill.
Mansfield, Lieut.. Col. II. &C. H. c.,
detached Naval Air Station, Sunny
vale, Calf, in October; to temporary
duty, Receiving Ship at San Fran
cisco, Calf.
FarriS, Chief Machinist Robert,
discharged treatment Naval Hospital,
Mare Island, Calf; to further treat
ment Naval Hospital, San Diego,
Calf.
Evening star., 1935-10-10
Fighting Forces
OfU. S. ShOsU Gai1,
OF 1000 a Month
Army Adds 1880 Men
to Enlisted Personnel
Since July 1.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Fighting forces Of the United States
are growing at the rate Of more than
1000 month even as the nation
seeks peace through its precedent
shattering neutrality policy.
Latest recruiting figures disclosed
today that the army has added 1880
men to its enlisted personnel since
July !, while the Navy has taken
on 2527.
The increases were authorized by
Congress in its recent record peace
time appropriation Of $341 ,348, ,204 for
the Army and s458,684,379 for the
Navy.
Coincidentally Representative Blan-
ton, Democrat, OF Texas, q member
of an appropriations subcommittee
which has just inspected national de-
fenses, said today he saw little pros
pect for any material reductions In
next years military budget.
The subcommittee agreed unani-
mously. Blanton said, that the way
to keep our country out OF war Is to
let all foreign nations unmistakably
understand that we are adequately
prepared to repel any and all aggres-
sions. Although I am for every
economy possible, we can't hope for
much reduction on the Army and
Navy bills next year"
Evening star., 1935-10-10

fy against further attack.
That's the fourfold treatment
you want and in Bromo Quinine
you get it in the form of a single
tablet.
Bromo Quinine contains nothing
harmful and is safe to take. For
more than forty years it has been
the largest selling cold tablet in
heworld, the formula alwayskeep-
ing pace with Modern Medicine.
When a cold threatens, do the
sensible thing and go right to
your druggist for a package Of
Bromo Quinine.
Take two Of the tablets at
four-hour intervals and you'll
usually check the cold in "a
hours. That's the speed you want
for comfort and for safety.
All drug stores sell Bromo Qui-
nine and the few pennies cost
may save you dollars in doctors
bills.
Evening star., 1935-10-10
UNITY IN BRITAIN
At GREATEST NOW
All Parties Backing Govern
ment Stand in Geneva
on Ethiopia.
BY THE RT. HON. SIR HERBERT
SAMUEL,
ueader Of the Liberal Party In Great
Britain.)

SAMUEL.
neader Of the Liberal Party In Great
written for the Associated Press)
LONDON. october 10.-Never in the
last 90 wears has the British nation
shown q greater degree of solidarity
than in the present grave issue.
In the face of plain aggression, an
open breach of the covenant OF the
League of Nations, contemptuous
Indifference to the pledge given IN the
kellogg anti-war pact, British public
opinion has reacted with extraord1-
nary unanimity.
The British nation is not thinking
about special British interests in East
Africa. Such interests as are there
could be safeguarded without diff
Guilty.
Other Considerations.
It is other considerations which
brought almost unanimously the sup
port of the Conservative, Liberal and
Labor parties to the position taken
by the British government at Geneva.
If Italy had grievances against
ELIlOpld, VIC IiOl1 oAiS oAAoNAA AA~'~
brought them before the League and
asked for an inquiry and redress. II
she had grounds for complaint anent
the supply of foodstuffs and raw ma
terialS for her crowded population and
outlets for their emigration, she should
have stated her case and demanded
q remedy.
But the day is past when grievances
may be settled by roughly taking up
the sword and cutting through.
Other Means Necessary.
America led the world in securing
through the Kellogg pact the renun-
citation of war as an instrument of
national policy, but if that renuncia-
ton is to hold there must be found
other means for settling economic
claims such as those of Italy.
The League of Nations must not
become merely an organization Of
satisfied powers to maintain the
status quo.
The Liberals of Great Britain
liberals everywhere-must set them
selves to a solution of this, the great
est world problem of our time, for its
solution is vital to the future tran
guilty of mankind.
Evening star., 1935-10-10

day with Mrs. Edward Guest Gibson
of Baltimore, Maryland director of the
Robert E. Lee Memorial Foundation.
Inc, Mrs. Roosevelt will be the guest
Of the foundation for the remainder
of the week and will occupy the log
cabin Of Mrs. Wilson Norfleet Fielder,
one of the Connecticut directors for
the foundation.
Mrs. Robert Worth Bingham, wife
of Ambassador Bingham, arrived in
Evening star., 1935-10-10
Blind Sculptor Wins Praise.

Although totally blind, Ernesto Ma
suelli is winning much praise as
sculptor in Italy. according to a re-
port from Rome. Masuelli lost his
sight during the World War. He did
no modelling until four years ago, but
in spite of his handicap he overcame
the technical difficulties of his art
without instruction. His exceptional
memory enables him to recall shapes
and details. He prefers to work in
the dark after the rest of the house
hold has retired for the night.
Evening star., 1935-10-10
NOTABLES TO VIEW
RITES AT STRATFORD
Mrs. James Roosevelt, Mother of
President, to Be Among
Visitors.

BY the Associated Press.
Mrs. James Delano Roosevelt, mother
Of the President, will be among the
distinguished guests at the dedication
of Stratford, in Virginia, Saturday.
Arriving in Virginia probably to-
Evening star., 1935-10-10

New York yesterday from England
and was expected to depart for STRAIT
for at once. She Is chairman Of the
House Furnishing Committee Of the
Evening star., 1935-10-10

foundation, which has restored the
birthplace Of Lee. Mrs. Bingham came
from England especially to attend the
dedication ceremonies.
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RENTAL UNITING
Nth
Barbara Holmes

oriental rugs, where one may
entertain his guests. If you
are interested in something just
a little lit different get in touch
with my office at once.
1900 BLOCK 18TH ST. N. w.:
Just a five.minute ride from
downtown, a Southern lady has
taken over a real historic old
house and has made it into a
most delightful place to live.
Fireplaces in the rooms, antique
furniture used throughout, love-
ly draperies, in fact, it is quite a
beautiful home. She has q
Southern cook who, so they tell
me, delights everyone with her
real Southern cuisine. For reser-
walton, get in touch with my Of
flee.
CHEVY CHASE PARKWAY:
Living in this house has so
many advantages that space
and tirne do not permit me to
furnish you with all the details,
so I will try to give you an idea
Of just what it is like. The
house is detached with beautiful
shrubbery and lovely flowers all
around. The rooms have been
furnished with an eye to COM
fort and meals are prepared un-
der the expert direction of a real
dietician. This is no woman'S
land for only men are allowed
and the owner has provided a
recreation and game room where
they can entertain or spend
their leisure moments. Rates are
$45 apiece. If you are looking
for the unusual see this at once.
FURNISHED APIS:
Furnished apartments in
Washington are more or less a
problem, but your worries will
be over if you inspect this unit.
Careful consideration has been
given to the tenants of the
building ana consequently you
have the distinct advantage of
a quiet well-regulated house in
which to take up your abode. In
this particular unit, which is
on the market now, there is a
living room that has many COM
Portable pieces of well-placed
furniture. a bedroom fully equip
ped, kitchen and bath. Trans
portation is at the corner and
close by is the northwest shop
ping district. This apartment
rents for only SOS. I solicit your
inspection.
If interested in any OF the
GboUe places, fill out the coupon
belo1U and ! 1Dill be glad to give
you the desired information.
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NEAR SILVER SPRING:

In an apartment about five
minutes from Silver Spring
there is a perfectly equipped
room offering much in the way
of home comforts, even to an
unlimited telephone. If inter
ested in an attractive room, get
in touch with my office.
SUBURBAN ROOM G. BOARD:
If you are looking for room
and board in the suburbs, I sug.
gest you see this it is a
double room, situated on the
front of the house, has three
large windows, large closet and
is attractively furnished. It is
located in one of the prettiest
subdivisions in Virginia and is
only about fifteen minutes from
downtown Washington. This
would make an ideal home for a
married couple or two young
men.
CLEVELAND PARK:
In an exclusive residential
section of the city, in a lovely
semi-detached home there are
two delightful rooms. very at
tractively furnished, both of
them having double exposure.
In the basement there is a rec
reation room fitted up with a
bar, card tables and comfortable
chairs where many pleasant
hours could be spent. This
would be an ideal home for
young men and in view Of the
nearneSs to Connecticut Avenue,
/ can recommend it very highly.
HARVARD STREET:
Up in Mt. Pleasant, in very
lovely guest house there are a
couple rooms available at this
time. One is a double room on
the front of the house, furnished
in a color scheme of blue, has
mahogany colonial twin beds,
four windows, three closets and
cross -'entilation. The other is
a single room attractively fur
nished in walnut with a color
scheme of green and has two
large windows and a large closet.
There IS a lovely reception room
with q fireplace and beautiful
The Washington times., 1935-08-16
Cleaners & Dyers
Laundries-VaIetS

Allied Cleaners DyerS 93S Hamilton NV &c 6253
Berry e. Blake 1342 You st nw......DE 5I62
Bon. Ton Cleaners 1904 18th ne ..,.. NO 5557
c Evans 1928 18th NV .............A D 628S
Economy Laundry 1855 4th NV. ....... De 1867
Fishers Cleaners Dyers 2127 18th NV NO 9785
Maynard's 2724 Georgia ave NV ....... AO 1905
18th st Cleaners & Dyers 2Sl9 IA NV co 6376
NuvO Cleaners Dyers 1928 IA NV . CO 9522
ParkVeW Cleaners. Dyers 3215 14th NV .AO $3.50
RUG CLEANING
Capitol Carpet Cleaners 1881 Ward ct. MA 29S5
LuwIR Rug Cleaning Co 1925 Tth NV. NO 9t6O
Mark Keshishian 1914 Conn Az ....... MA 5S46
VALET SERVICE
Ambassador Shoe Repairing 244S 18th NV
Blue Ribbon Valet Shop 1904 King st Alex. We.
BFisusli0 Shoe Repair 1928 Georgia Az NV
Dsylo's Valet Shop 926 You st NV
Grand C'traI Valet Shop 1912 N Az NV NE 6503
Knickerbseker Shoe Shop 1924 18th st NV CO 8IsI
/ MaseettI EXP Shoe Rep 1901 Ga aV .AD 764S
Nick ErrIee Shoe Repair 1885 Pa Az SO
MIek's Quality Shoe Rep SOS Upshur NV AD 5762
PEOPLES Shoe Repair exp workmanship 5?07 Go AZ
Shoe TROUBLED See Nick 1924 II ne. DE i67S-w
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Auto Service

American Auto wrscksrs 2275 DE S762
Bond Auto Service rear 1921 L NV AT O50S
Buddy Hart super Ser 324O Prospect av WE 1872
Call Cart Inc 614 Fl NV 49,. d 277S
Earies Auto Service rear l343 18th NV NO 1855
Henry / Poole 1912 II ss............. u 29O0
Geo W Davis $500 Ga av .............C CO S422
GrOss's Auto Service 1884 9th NV ME 6646
Gaertner's Auto Service rear 7l9 N Cap Ma 1850
James Murphy 1909 NJ NV . 800. ST s5OA
k k,vS,:. s' S4. 81 Service TsFt 81 m
Watts earaGe rear 1871 1,. NV nv =, mo s2'O
EeathsFstOMe SerV Angle 1905 N J ave-. NO 906S
Browns Auto Repair 1901 18th NV -. NO $3.50
JOhnsOn Auto Repair 231s Ga av NV. NO 1910
Jacob Levin Used Cars-P 1910 nth 50 u 1919
KidwsIl Auto Paint Shop rear 1144 18th. MA 1888
Lambert Auto Service 1913 1st ne 20 5202
Lsonard's Auto Service ls4I Rigss st nv NO 1858
N Street Garage $3.50 VI st sw go. DI $3.50
Mocomas oIdsmobiIs Ser rear 1919 10. MA Ssa I
National Auto ToD Co 211s "A NV DE 2s48
Ne Washington st Garage Alex Va Alex 2707
Old Dominion SsrV sta Cherrydale Va GA 1879
PauIs Auto Shop rear 1915 L st w...ME SIO
We Specialize in Ford Repairing
Ry.. ssvis. CSC sara 'UI rear e1s st NV 81 ssss
SeNater's Auto Wash Soc 2o4O Ga ave NV NO 95@
ehand's Garage rear 1927 K st nv
Smith. DAYTON rear 1929 X ct NV INA 6IM
TriDDIe Service sta s1s Fla av NV. -. DE 40ss
Waiter RVRsx 1914 31st st NV -. WE O0SS
W 8 Pratt Scientific Brake Ser 1922 N NV ma $40
AUTO GLASS
8 Auto Glass Shop 1908 Sc IL SS43-W
West End Glass Shop 1868 L st NV. ST SSIS
GARAGES
Conrad Garage 1929 Eye st nw..........ST S727
WELDING
DAY Welding Co SO Sumner Ct nw.......NA 1891
WsIdIt Inc SIS First st nw.............ME 2+tS
The Washington times., 1935-08-16

Due to the great number of
requests for Barbara Holmes
Service, ALL INQUIRIES MUST
BE MADE by mail or a personal
UiSit. Please DO NOT make re-
quests by telephone. The Bar.
barG Holmes Service is open
week days from $3.50 to S; on
Saturdays. $3.50 a. m. to I p. m.
The Washington times., 1935-08-16
Beauty Salons

Asrss Marie STA 18th nv ............AD 7757
AIda's Beauty Salon 1898 Bladenb'g I'd ne IL 9326
Ailce's Beauty Salon 300 Ga av .... CO ttN
ARVgIR's Beauty ShOOppe 2515 ct NV. co I0IS6
APdo Beauty Shop 1905 II ct NV 49,. co l0367
BOsSy's Beauty ParI0r 1888 Col I'd nv co I0S2I
CesMOtlaus Beauty shop 1851 Mt PIT NV CO 7I07
COsm0BolitaR Beauty Shop SGT 10th st NV NE S8I6
OahIafOa Beauty ShOppe 2714 IL ne. NO 2736
D0RIphaR Beauty Shop Doniphan bg. Alex 4S2
Esthef'S Beauty Salon 64S Il ne .......lI 800S
ElePssteIis Beauty Salon sos 81 ne.... u $3.50
eabrleI 1919 Conn ~ NV ........NA 7l70
Irene Beauty ParIOr 1900 II NV. .......C0 $3.50
Jacks HaIrdressIng Salon TO II NV. OF S567
Doe PaIano I34S Conn av......N0 1854
Lillian CFameF 11l5 18th nw...........D l 02SS
Mrs. Olive p Johnson 2435 Nichols AZ 60 II $3.50
OSllVIe Sisters 1920 Conn ma $3.50
Park Central Beauty ShOp 1900 = NV NE 0S40
Ruth WHALE Beauty Salon 1l06 Vt Az NV ME- 6326
W0Odhurn Beauty Salon 1888 Col I'd. .. CO $3.50
C0L0REO
AdsIe's 1850 NV ........... NO S474
81 Lac Beauty Salon 1911 L st nv -. me $3.50
Fleming Beauty Shoppe 1914 v ct nv. NO G348
Helen's Beauty Salon 800 Cd sw....ME At92
Lady IuIu 1895 9th NV. =. ........ 20 299S
MaTisnhStts Beauty Shop 1918 You NV, NO ISIS
The Washington times., 1935-08-16
Moving & Storage

Ace Evaporation Co Woodward big ... MA 3sil
ALL state Transfer Co local long dis. OI 5726
Jobs booked daily-Phila-N Y-Boston
& W Transfer Co 1912 W st NV. NO 1893
Call Jacksen's Express Co 1922 W ct NV 20 1888
Davis Transfer Co 1915 East Cap st.. ~ 1887
DOub's Transfer Storage 1900 Irving NV AZ 774S
EasIs Transfer Co 1873 Q ct us.........N0 6642
GoFdon's 1899 18th NV 20 1885
Condition 1903 R ct NV. DE 1851
Hayward local-dist moving 1887 81 NV WE 0648
Kirby's Moving & Express 800 st 90 ~ 6OA7.W
MuIlens Trans & StoTago 2OlO eth NO $3.50
Preston Transfer IS Decatur st DE 1888
Rogers Transfer 1868 B st no........ ~ 9775
c SWoffOrd 1919 5th nw,......... De 0I90-J
ROGERS Transfer 1913 Y ave ME- 9775
Sn0wden's Transfer 14th & Fla ~ ne. IL 1913
] Walker 1922 18th nw..........,......DE 1883
MOTOR FREIGHT
HerreII Transfer 431 9Th st sw ......... Of zoos
MeOrs's Trucking SerV sos I Az ne. .P0 1888
The Washington times., 1935-08-16
UNFINISHED

q ST. N. w.. 50-Two rms, kitchen, bath:
heat, gas. cleo. included: electric refrig.
Grafton: oil heat. S42.50 month DI. 9726
The Washington times., 1935-08-16

REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
A HOushtoR Co 900 18th NV ....... 81 75S6
A N Cooper End trusts $50 18th NV MA 1882
Real Estate Mortgage and Guaranty MA laos
Cooperation Construction Loans 1910 z Of NV
Tyler 1 Rutherford 1920 K st NV .....NA 0@7S-S
SMALL LOANS
Auto Mart 2S05 Ga ave nv CO Iz270
state Lean CO 1909 R I av Mt Rainier. De S55S
PAWN BROKERS
ROssIyR Lean Co Rosslyn Va............Wai $3.50
The Washington times., 1935-08-16
Specially Shops-Furriers

Doll Hospital 1101 lAth nw............ME 2792
Massys Robinson 2413 Nichols Az %
New Way TallOFS 9l9 st nO..........l IL 9409
Shirt & Dress Hospital TIA 9th nv. ....P0 O57I
CASH REGISTERS
National Cash Register Co 1908 q NV. ma 1875
FURRIERS
Joseph RsssRdOrf SIT 18th nw.........NA ISIS
HATS
Bertha HIST shOp One Price $3.50 Conn Az AD O4SS
LEATHER GOODS
W KIns S11 18th NV. MA A242
SPORTS SHOPS
csrrs Bicycle Repairs S5s5 Ill N.. GE 22Ss
UNIFORMS
Capital UNIfOrm c. 1903 I st nw......NA 7SSS
Cleaning, Rsmodeling, Repairing
The Washington times., 1935-08-16
CLASSIFIED SERVICE


Ace Gun L LoeksmIth 11lS Eye st NV. me 1857
Edison Gun Key Shop 904 18th NV
Emergency Auto Keys 706 5th ct NV. 81 HzI
" FreelaRd sos D ct NV. ............ME 6I0O
The Washington times., 1935-08-16
CoaI-Iee-Fuel

r Delay Coal 4 Ice Co 1900 II NV mo 9O72
Eddie Bell lee 4 CeaI 1918 9Th NV. e. .P0 SIGs
Evans lee Ceel & Wood Co 1919 nv. MO sass
Norman 1913 18th NV. DE S52O
o Barnes S27 9TH ct NV
RIHaIdI coal CO $40 R ~ M. .,,.,,.NO 1890
J TFURAsll JP l245 SSrd NV. .........WE 2I23
The Washington times., 1935-08-16
Observation-Disclosures
Paperins

Caesar Short PlastsrIns ss2 Mass AZ NV DI sOsI
Hseper EIeSnsr 92s q NV MA 4736
Mahoney WALLPAPER Co 324 Pa AZ %. Il e5S9
Parsley 1 hOlt 1903 l4th nw.........GE 1851
n Smith 1874 Webster NV ......,.AO 7jOS
r A Lewis 1923 LIST NV gen repairs me eSSs
Louis Tu01zO 1924 18th NV
Paul Serene 1913 Penn Ct ne..........AT 1I7S
WIggIRgt0A eeeHg9 1914 No Car ~ e. Ar 90
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Acknowledgements

Ably Radio Service s547 Ga Az NV. CO OssS
CIay's Majestic PhiIeO SerV 1889 18th NV De S782
Gardner b Plnkett 1913 You ct NV DE sos
Gamers soc Radio Ser Calls ....... CO 69IA
GIbsoRs Radio SerV 1921 Belmont I'd NV CO 7lS5
Green's Radio Service 34l4 18th ne De 1926
C Lord Radio & Refg Service leg casa
industrial 81 & Radio SerV $40 Fla aV DE $3.50
Kennedy's Radio Service 1919 14th NV. co 7O99
Modern Flee Lab 900 Fla aV........,DE 462S
Radio Sam ASIA 14th NV ...........GE 62&I
Universal Radio Flee Co 10A st NV. .DI ESQ
The Washington times., 1935-08-16
Schools g. Colleges

Boyds schOOl Of Sect 1888 ct NV -. Ma 2S4a
Miss Floods Kindergarten 1923 Mass Az NV
Nat School Mech Dentistry 1901 G st NV MA 4OS1
POteets Business College 14th & Eye ste Ma ALL
StanfleId Sect School ITO 14th NV $500. DI 1885
Southeastern University 1875 G ct NV. MA 625G
WhItmOrs Sect Seh0OI l41O q ct NV. me 60el