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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-03

aldermen, Samuel Apirian, Abe Matzkin and Alderman Baumel; re- ception, Morris Applebaum, Charles Rosengarten, Attorney Joseph Da- wis, Attorney Harold Green, Jack Nuremberg; traffic, Harry Frank, Sidney Pasternak. Bernard Fucker; publicity, Edward Boldberg, At torney Pasternak and Alderman Baumel.
 | The rally will get under way at o'clock and refreshments will be served following the comple- tion of the speaking program.
 Tonight, also, the democratic workers of the 14th district will meet in O'Donnell's hall on Wash ington street.
 French Meet Tomorrow
 Tomorrow night will be a big one in the democratic campaign. The French Democratic club will sponsor rally in Franco-Ameri- can hall on South Main street, the Colored Democratic club will con- duct rally in sElks' hall on Bishop
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-03

Although the national reduction in the enlisted strength of the eco will amount to 100000, Con- necticut will lose only 90 men, ac- cording to a bulletin from state EZRA headquarters received to- day by Wallace J. Inglis.
 Connecticut alone of the New England states, will retain all of the camps established under the recent increase, the bulletin states. No quota for the local district has been announced and men will be enrolled daily throughout the month, or until notice is received to the contrary.
 In regard to the enlistment of IF year old boys, to-day's bulletin urges selecting agents to chose only two types. Boys who are not att
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-03
WEES ARM BROKEN
 IN F AMILY QUARREL

A 30-day term in the workhouse was nieted out today by Judge John Y. McGrath to Ralph Blais 24, Of 1S5 Union street, who was accused by his wife of having broken her arm yesterday after an Argument. Blais was charged with assault and breach of the peace, having surrendered last night at, headquarters when he learhed that . warrant had been Issued for his arrest.
 Mrs. Blals testified that after a dispute at home yesterday morn Ing, her husband twisted her arm severely. At St. Mary . hospital # was found that khe arm vras broken.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-03

A meeting of the general com mittee of John Fitzmaurice Day" which will be held at Washington Park Saturday afternoon to honor the present city clerk and candi- date for reelection, will be held to- night at o'clock at the Washing ton Park Community House. Plans for the gala field day and outing as a testimonial to the popular Jack" will be- completed at the session tonight.
 The committee in charge of the affair is leaving no stone unturned to make this one of the biggest and best events of its kind that has ever been given in the Brass City. The people of Washington Hill are pre- pairing to give Jack Fitzmaurice and the other members of the To- cal democratic ticket a thunderous greeting at Washington Park Sat urday.
 5000 Expected
 Since first plans for the event were even discussed, interest in the testimonial has grown by leaps and bounds. The personnel of the com mittee itself has been more than doubled in the past week. It Is pre- dicted by committee members that more than 6,000 people will be on hand for the affair Saturday Tic kets are being snapped up in rapid fashion.
 Washington Hill Democrats are confident that the welcome given Fitzmaurice and his fellow candi- dates will be one to be remem bered for q long time. They are prepared to greet the guests of honor as only Washington Hill can and does.
 Scully to. Officiate
 Attorney Vincent Scully, noted local speaker, will act as master of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-03

street and the 9th district demo- crats will convene in the gym of Sprague school in Waterville. The democratic candidates will speak at all three gatherings.
 Tuesday evening the north end will be the scene of series of democratic rallies. A parade in the northern section of the city will take place and rallies will be held in North square, nt the North End Y. and at other points in that section.
 Sunday afternoon, the Russian club will hold rally at 59 Hill street and Sunday night the Ital- ian Democratic club will conduct monster, gathering in Bucking- ham hall that will be preceded by a street parade. Monday nights rallies will be in Brooklyn, on Washington hill and on lower Baldwin street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-03
Bring Back Andy Cooney

republicans thought Andrew COOney. who weak candidate He at least, campaign and bring out issues. somewhat amused by the speeches of the publican candidates.
 Some of you defeat because Inc is business The night of their against Mayor Hayes democratic ticket because they allow meetings to be held in City Hall.
 We have waiting hear from MT. Burrall He has heard much at rallies So expected something spoke four rallies last night His last evening that the democrats should 14h district will vote in ODonncs hall.
 you think of that for issue. As matter overwhelmingly democratic Now all don't have to trudge down to Hopeville school their ballot?
 M Burran and his associates can't talk issues
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-03
Autoist seeking
 2nd 0. K. Arrested

one state auto test isn't enough for some drivers. At least, for one.
 There was a grey chill covering Freight street at 2 o'clock this morning, but all was quiet. Supernumcrary Policeman Thomas Wagner twirled his nigllt-stick thoughtfuIIy us he stood near the testing station of the motor vehicle department, at which post he has been working since the auto inspcc- tons started here.
 It was still two hours be- fore the testing station would open, and only an occasional car passed by. Then, some distance down the street, Of- ficcr Magner noticed a car approaching in way that he thought was quite q bit er- ratio. To him 1t seemed that the car weaved from side to side. The machine drew near, and came to a halt at. the test ing station,
 .I want my car tested" proclaimed the driver sol- cmnly.
 "It's a bit too carly" rec turned the policeman.
 "I don't care; 1 wanna have my car tcsted," came back the driver.
 The officer looked at the car again, then at the driver again. "Say," he exclaimed, "wasn,t your car here for q test ycsterday?" ! All he heard in reply was. 0l wanna have my car tested" { .sJust come with me-" soothcd the policeman, and he brought the driver to police hcadquartcrs. There, in his pocket was found . ccrtifi- cate showing that his car had been tested yesterday an- had passed with flying coIOrs.
 The driver was booked on . charge of driving while m. der the Influence of liquor. He gave his name as Walter Licnik, 41, of 3 James Place.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-03
ITCHING AL CHARGE
 AGAINST FIREMAN

A hearing on charges of being absent without leave will be given Private Daniel F. Hickey on Oct. Q. 1t was decided yesterday by the board of fire commissioners. The charges. preferred by Acting Chief Thomas Cavanaugh, were read to the board. TtsG
 It is claimed that Hickey failed to report for work at sSo'clock in the morning, though he phoned in a few minutes later. The offense charged to him is said by depart ment oiIiciala' to be . technical one
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-03
Breach of Contract
 Action Withdrawn

The $2OO civil action of Tilo Roofing Co.,, Inc, against Andrew Clear was withdrawn from the common pleas court docket today. The action was based on an alleged breach of contract involving a roofing job the plaintiff charged it was engaged to perform for the de- fendant. Attorney c. A. Hopwood of Bridgeport represented the plaintiff. Attorney George R.. Guilfoile appeared for the defend- nt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-03
INDEPENDENTS PLAN
 RALLY IN BROOKLYN

The independent democrats will hold a rally tonight in Duggan Square, Brooklyn. The gathering will start at 8:30 o'clock and will be preceded by 8 parade through the principal streets of the Brook lyn section. All the candidates on the independent democratic ticket will be present and will deliver at- tacks upon the present democratic administration.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-03

cal youths have bAen passed by Hartford authorities and the boys will leave from Lincoln house to- morrow evening at 6:30 o'clock. They are as follows: Gerald Doyon, Tony Bruno, George Davies, Wil- liam Delaney, George Bordner, Thomas Melchionni, Tony Ricchio. Daniel Mastopietro. Tony Daddona and George Kalvaitis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-03
Interesting Program
 For Fitzmaurice Day
Washington Park to Be Scene of Biggest Gathering
 in History-6,OOO Expected to Tribute Official

ceremonies. Mrs. Henry Hayden is chairman of the ladies committee, and Mrs. John Calvin is supervisor. Thomas Walsh is chairman of the mems committee, assisted by sub charmen, Martin Conors, Joseph
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-03

Happy Shea and Fred Kel- ly. Large committees are assisting both mems and women's groups.
 Members of the ladies committee are cooperating in fine fashion by sending in cakes. cookies, and other forms of refreshments for Satur- day,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-03

Twenty thousand workers will live in the new town which will be built on the Arctic island of Weigach, where a recently -discov- cred pearl-spar mine is providing work for several thousands.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-03

brated at C:30 a. n. and holy com muMiOn distributed at and 7;S0 q. m. Holy 1our services will be held at 7;SO D. m. Confessions at
 i.se ukual hours thls afternoon and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-03
Walter WiIlcIaeu On BrOGdzCay
Notes of a NeuO Yorker
trraas s1ar arIsredl copyrigai iss5. Daily Mror Inc

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-03
ReIieious school

The week day religious instruc-- ton schedule. for the children and young people of St. Michaers par ish in Waterville has been some- what changed this year as an nounced by Rev. Michael keating' the pastor of the church.
 Pupils of the fifth to eighth grade of the. grammar school will come to the church each Thursday afternoon at the usual hour following dismissal from the afternoon schedule. High school pupils, instead of having a special evening hour wilt be required the regular Friday evening devotions which will take place weekly ,at 7:3O o'clock starting tomorrow evening. Parents are urged to see that their children report at the hours stated.
 Many members of Everyman's Bible class of Waterville are plan. ming tC attend the. meeting of the State Federation of Bible Glasses at Bridgeport over the weekend: An excellent program has been, ar, ranged and those who plan to at tend are requested to communicate with Frederick R. Book. l . ! 4 .I h W
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-03
TWO BIG RALLIES
 HERE THIS WEEK
Davis Drum Corps to Pa rade With Democrats
 Tomorrow Night
WATERvll.LE

The Waterville section of the city will see two political rallies this week. On Saturday afternoon from { to 6 o'clock the republi- cans will hold an outing at the Fairmount Park. Several repubii- can candidates will attend, inciud- ing John M. Burial, the candidate for mayor. Ralph T.. Bates heads the committee in charge.
 On Friday evening the demo- crats are sponsoring a rally to pc directed by William H. Dunleavy "A parade of the Dan's Post Drum Corps will precede the rally.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-03
Ejraf Frilimy

Tomorrow ia the first Friday Of
 the month and there will De the usual eaored Heart services at f,t. Michael's church. MasE will DO ceies
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-03

George hls freedom in Mexico next month His he hts intimate friends, follow l. 4 x t 7 . 4 4
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-03

l1arret Hrd ladies of Broadway Nelson orchdsa will be wed next week at Hackenack N J.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-03

Yesterdays Ito honey fully. They show crew repoed) But he also renders Somebody Stole My Cal Im With the Right Nowi"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-03

Niest crack in Arthur Murray's type, who lets publicity go his head: "Celcbritzy"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-03

Virginia oidens observations "Ldfe often calls do Onr.h Tcres . lrcwd description Harford POelps "Wdows is HengeP will about Eleanor Powell of the Press" Jerry Freeman calls boys "paybores" 5{heta% %
Evening star., 1935-05-06

PROPERTIES THAT CAN BE SOLD OR
traded for acreage or ground. may con-
slider small apartment house. Total equity
Sl5. 900. All rented; will trade all or
part
1919 Bass ave
~ Bryant st. ne.
All Delaware ave sw
6l6 4th st. ne.
626 Morton pl. ne.
Az Newton Dl NV.
wAPLE 4 JAMES. INC.
Owners.
1878 18th ST. NV. Di. 334T
Evening star., 1935-05-06
So. S9.25OANORTHWEST.

4-BED ROOM BRICK
Well located in northwest section. close
to transportation and convenient 20
schools. In Al condition. and modern in
every respect. In addition to the \ rooms
there is large dining alcoye; lear b.-i
garage, concrete street and alley. Reas-
enable terms.
FISCHER & COMPANY,
Evening star., 1935-05-06
SALE-HOUSES.

81 600 LESS THAN ORIGINAL COST.
Now only 50 .35O-Marietta Park; det.
brick; lust 3 yrs. old: In new house condi-
fion; r.. b.. attic; large lot. IT'S #.
deep: garage Phone Adams 34o5.
hall. bath. porches; excellent condition
Splendid value. S6 600; Very esly terms.
Phone District 0366.
Evening star., 1935-05-06
FUTURE DAYS.
THOS. J. OWEN 4 son. AUcTIONEEPs
l43l EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE VALUABLE
BRICK DWELLINGS. KNOWN AS

TRgSHEEs fAEE f 9HnFE ESaSE %sEE.ssE X
R6PE R6FNls5S couRr Fssd sodTHEAs4, 5ffi and 1875
dub Ey r.cofdte y5fae Of II Ss4 so 5nsa 9 t ,
OF Collmbia. and at the request Of The
party secured thereby the undersigned
trustees will sell at PUBLIC AUCTION: in front
sIxTEENfa 1Ha Prfn51 Day OF GR MA7 1aas AT
THREE O'CLOCK PM. the following de-
ycribed land and premises; situate IN the
ana beine g .o1s ,'iS ~ So and d 81 IN Wlillari
Mayses subdivision Of lots in SQUARE 1918.
as per plat recorded in the ONCE ,of the
surveyor for the District of Columbia. in
Terms OF sale: one-third Of the purchase
equal inStallmentS. payable in one ard two
years. with interest at six per centum per
annum. payable Semi-annuallv from ds-
of sale secured by first deed Of trust uuon
the property sold. or all cash. a. the op-
will be- required a. time of sale. Al! con-
vevancinE. recording, etc. at cost o. pur-
an ry aq5 2t as fro 70 a nf 6 qTed Tss F
wise the trustees reserve the right 10 resell
the property at the risk and cost. Of DE-
thunS o sncb Tesss seT IN S Sag 1
published in Washineton. D
RAtFH KsEfEfM I. T HAft1 fttLAFD'
my6.S 1n.13.l5 Trustees
THos, BOWLING CO. AUCTIoNEERs.
SALE OF PERSONAL EFFECTS HOUSE
HOLD GOODS ETC. FOR STORAGE
SgEES SSHAhsEmH fHs4 oTdoE oH rnERs! i EEEEzX HRX
o'cLocK 5H1a An. M AND EACH fs1tafHt5 sUccFEp-
ING FRIbAY dbby TgEREAETEE I,,sPpsrI 1NT5L III
there will be sold at public auction in the
SMITH aSs'If 5 TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.. Inc.
1919 You Street NV.
WachinRtnn
SsnlHss sas psfsons isss! 81 ss4s.:
with the Smith Transfer { STORAGE Co.
Inc in the names Of c Z. Barbour, Mrs.
ank M1s Msay Baum Brent BeO nIdsn asa RS. Rose
sHfs s"fSnsr ( esmDD;, .!es Se.IS garter N M,; 5uis
Coz. ".t; CONWAY S W. VI; Cooke. Mrs j piSss.
Estate Of Mrs; N c. Dumas: Mrs V FItz-
mrs. VIM DHeh e, Holmes, eoN MRS. wm JscEson
Mrs. Matte johnson. estate of ], Fred
Kelly Helen M; kloman. C l. KOBE
VIM. VIM Mckinley. chester slE Martin. Mrs. H ,.
Nay MsnNs Nj MeE5sn 6sn Fronees Logan MgT pn
mer. b r. Peacock. Herbert Pelton. Mildred
Ransom, John A; Rector. Mack Rove Miss
Thf%as Wslg4on s,r Th%mPsqR %aPsqs Naney M6s Webs
NJ. w. Whitfield. Susie Williams. NJ A.
niture sewing. machines. Victrolas chif-
foniers: barrels and contents; dressers.
qss csPons ana conen @
ines. bookcase crates and contents. bum
dies and contents. boxes and contents
ssGss Ct 9ToRsr'ss sfGr'G VIZ IN
C. p. Harris Nancy webb pianos: J. VIM
MsK1edlffy' ssishedf eARENboM 9sfss fS5HI'sss SMITH
President. Smith Transfer
Storage Co. Inc;
apoo oq-my6 Washineton d G.
Evening star., 1935-05-06
SALE-FARMS.

.3-acre farm. good house hot-vater heat
wonderful land. large number OF fruit
trees: ideal for dairy farm. For quick
sale. Sl"5 an acre. Address Box 216-A
Star Office
RESTRICTED SMALL ACREAGE TRACTS
~ TO D acres. clear or wooded tracts;
$500 10 $3.50 each: city electricity. good
roads. splendid neehborhood. new SEQ
brick school. 10 miles from D. line;
Easy terms to responsible purchasers.
OWNER. Marlboro 4g-F-3.
DAIRY-226 ACRES
Large stream 1O-room dwelling or
chard beautiful lawn. large oak trees 81
rm. log cabin. improved dairy barn for -
cows milk house running water barn for
horses hay loft corn crib tool sheds ga
rage. lO0-ft chicken house. long front on
good road; Sl0.0U0: terms. ERWIN REAL
TY CO. Call Hyattsville 765.
Evening star., 1935-05-06
S4 350

VIII build on your lot q beautiful brick
fireplace two bed rooms tiled bath mod
ern kitchen dining alcove basement. hot
water heat Sample house shows quality
workmanship. Permanently financed Gov
ernment loan; monthly payments low
as $50. Phone BUILDER. National 1850.
Evening star., 1935-05-06
WANTED-LOTS
SALE OR EXCHANGE.

WANTED-LOT IN CHEVERLY OR VA;
VIII exchange home in NV. Washington.
P. o. Box 4 Rosslyn, Va -
Evening star., 1935-05-06
sALE-AUTOMOBILES.

finished. new tires. reconditioned and guar
anteed; S295. Alber & Mcneil. Inc. Stude-
hAker Dealers 14lR T 1t. NV. Dec. l447.
Evening star., 1935-05-06
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

ATTRACTIVE ALL-YEAR- HOME
on the Severn at Herald Harbor 7-r;
bungalow with all improvements and
fully furn. 75 # frontage on water. with
bathing and fishing. Also a boat house
motor boat and canoe. bargain at
81 900 Wisconsin :9I6 or District y 20
for particulars or if at Herald HarbOr
60 to North Riverside Drive and inquire
for Jacobsons cottage
FOR RENT-FINE COUNTRY HOME ON
Washington. rooms 9 sun parlors
large porch. etc. All conveniences boat
1lO6 Mercantile Trust Building. Balti-
more. Maryland. Phone Plaza 3s44.
FOR CHOICE LOT AT PLUM POINT
and reasonable prices see w. G. BECKER
Plum Point Md. =.
EXCELLENT BUSINESS. RESIDENTIAL
lots: nearby salt water resort: ideal loca-
tion; will sacrifice ROSE. 1910 4th st ne
Evening star., 1935-05-06
WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES

WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.
I PAY CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR
frame white or colored. This ad is not
for purposes Of obtaining hstinss. E. A
CARNEY ll26 VT. ave. District 450S.
i WANT TO BUY AT A NET PRICE FOR
cash small. modern 6-room. bath brick
home; prefer Petworth or other good
NV or N E. location: price. $4,000 to
$4,000: must be exceptional value or not
interested. Address Box 2JS-R. Star Of
flee
WE NEED NEW AND PRACTICALLY NEW
houses for waiting purchasers. II you have
new house or your old one is in good
condition and reasonably priced. see us
at once. THE TOLEDO GUARANTY COR
PORATION l126 Woodward Bldg. Nation
al .636. Office open Sunday. / l to 3.
WILL PAY ALL CASH
For brick home: must be bargain: no agents.
Mr.. CALLAHAN. 1870 K st. National 1881 :.
CASH BUYERS FOR HOUSES IN MT.
Pleasant and Columbia Heights. stores
and small apartment houses. Also invest
ment property. white or colored. any sec
ton Price must be right Write MR
ST. NV
WE HAVE PURCHASERS FOR CHOICE
colored properties: quick. satisfactory re-
Evening star., 1935-05-06
THoS J OWEN 4 SON AuCTIoNEFBs-
143l EYE ST NV
TRUSTEFS SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
STORY AND BASEMENT pPIcY
BUILDING. KNOWN AS pprSfTSES

- y STREET NORTHWEST
by virtue Of certain deed Of trust
guy recorded in Liber No 5a4T folio
n;s,u III e, seq o. the land records Of the
eio OF he party secured thereby the under
signed trustee will sell at public auction.
THE SEVENTH DAY OF MAY IN
ig35. AT, THREE O'CLOCK PM TIE
following described land and premises. si+-
Gate in the District OF Columbia. AMI
designated as and being lot sixfv-six Ceet
IN Elias Hits subdivision Of lots 4,
square ninety-siX t9fl as per p,st recorhed
IN Liber No. II. folio A.. Of the recofdz
OF the ONCE of the surveyor Of ths
District of Columbia "
Terms Of sale: One-third OF the nu-.
chase money to be paid in cash. balsncs
~ t"o equal inStalments payable in one
anu anu Two years, with interest at 8 Der
SCeAtuin Der annum. payable semf-annuslIv
,rOni rom gay OF sale secured by first deed Of
I, stuSt upon the property sold or all cash.
a tne optlon OF the purchaser A deposit
al az, Sou VIII be required at time Of sale
~ ~ Cohteyahcihg recording etc at cost
VI VI LuTchaSer Terms OF sale to be COM
piieo with within thirty days from dav ~
SaIt otnerWiSe the trustee reserves the
ana cost of defa aultine purchaser after
HVe DAYS advertisement OF such resale
IA ~ some newspaper published In Wash.
The WASHINGTON LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY. Tr1efes
By ALFRED H LAWsON
ap26-d&ds exSu Vice President
C>><>><><>>>>>~~~%~~%~L
Evening star., 1935-05-06
IN NEARBY VIRGINIA.

Two building sites of 80 It. front for
only $3.50 each: located right by the side
OF 6 new brick houses. :; OF which have
ALREADY been sold THE TOLEDO GUAR
ANTY CORPORATION, 1926 Woodward
Bldg National ..G2G
COLORED-BUILDING LOTS IN d. C. 5
minutes from Capitol S95 UP. easy terms.
Call Mr.. COOPER. National 1859. Room
104 1908 X St NV
Evening star., 1935-05-06
HIGHLAND PARK. VA,

- -
payment can buy one of nine attractive.
new, modern brick houses. under conStruc-
tiOn in this nearby suburb. Five spacious
rooms, room for two more on second floor;
opeEed daily and Sunday.
Drive across Key Bridge and out Lee
Highway past traffic light to Robert E. Lee
School. third street beyond school iBerk-
shire, ST. then left three blocks to sign
". s. HoGE. JR. REALToR.
1927 st. NV
Dist 6563 Walnut 915S or Clar. 1912.
Evening star., 1935-05-06

HOME BUYERS ATTENTION. LET
ME BUILD your home on lot selected
by YOU and from your own plans.
bed rooms. . baths brick or stone.
So. $50: 50 900 cash. $50 per mo. 3
bed rooms. baths brick. $3.50:
$1,000 cash. 500 per mo-. . bed
rooms; bath. brick apt bunsalow,
have samples under construction for
your inspection. Let's talk this over.
G. T REEVES. Falls Church. Va.
Phone Fails Church 293
4atIi MsHM iaUps howers S ssrsse os~ed st
81. 900: S4O0 cash. S25 monthly: refined
Large bungalow. lot l6:'x250, close blvd.
and cars: 81 5000; $500 cash. Se5 mo-. Hy-
attsville. GEO. C. WALKER. Green. 1893.
Evening star., 1935-05-06

& ANTIQUE bedsteads, spreads. tables, corr
& eupooards. carriage lamps, etc <
8 -. GREENBERG OF WASHINGTON &
3 FIRST St. NV. at New York Ave IOs|
Evening star., 1935-05-06
SALE-SUBURBAN.

BUNGALOWS, HOUSES AND LOTS FOR
Jakoma Park. Phone Georgia 0sSl.
HOUSE. BIG LOT. TREES So 300 CASH:
Clements ave. west Wash Lee High
School See 10 to =, Col $40 -
Evening star., 1935-05-06

OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE INDIVIDU-
ally. or as suites: conveniently located.
Bank of Commerce & Savings Bldg.. 9TH
and Z SITS NV