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Evening star., 1935-09-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

STOVESI STOVESi STOVES!
Cook stoves wood and coaD. eas and
oil stoves coal heaters; lowest prices. The
season is here and we have the stoves.
Free delivery.
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brirht outside rooms. all new furniture;
single 81 up: double 81 up Inspect i'm
rnediatelY for hPSt chnice
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTATION


ORGAN-Smal Spinet. latest novelty;
beautiful tone; fits small space; practically
new; S35: cost SIS. 5l35 Conduit rd.
GRANDS AND UPRIGHTS at September
sale prices: One 5-5 KurtZman grand. S296.
One OF Ives and Pond grand. Sl90.
Chickering upright, black case. 500.
case. 500 Hardman upright. fine con-
dition. SS5 Lester upright. mahogany.
S4S. Lauter grand, Al S"25. Sole
representatives for the famous Hardman,
Harrington. Bradbury and A B. Chase
pianos. Grands and uprights for rent.
Hugo Worch. 1I10 G. Est. 1879.
BABY GRAND PIANO. in perfect condi-
tion. Z years old. Cost 81 .740 new; in
custom built Caucasian walnut case. 5 feet
long and 4ia feet wide. Must sell i'm
media tely for S3a5 cash or S435 on terms.
Call Cleveland 100.
PIANOS-Kurtzman $50; Frederick. $50.
Players: Aeolians. $50; Preston, $40. Or
gan. SIS Smiths Transfer < Storage Co..
1913 You st. NV. Phone North 3343.
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FRAMES. odd lots: triple Sl3.5O. single
$3.50; complete with sash.
EISINGER MILL AND LUMBER CO..
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FURNITURE-Beds dressers. rugs. gate
leg table, china closet mirrors. desks. par
lor set, lounges. Cheap. Edelson, SIS
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LIVING ROOM SUITE. dinette set; also
R. A. radio; must sacrifice. 4l5 G ST.
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

FRESH JERSEY COW, weaning pigs and
horse, weight HOO Abs. Inquire for
French Place, Bladensburg rd., KenSington,
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SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
fContinued)

COAL BLOWER, one modern buckwheet,
NTH controls: price reasonable. Apply
Mrs. sara j. Mccreaby, 5504 33rd st. NV.
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29l5 MILLS AVE. NE.-Single or double;
adults only; Woodridge; half block from
car line Phone North 565I-W Sc
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1890 N ST. N.W-Large Ink room. adj.
| bath; also ! I'm. kitchenette apt. with
Frigdaire; close downtown: respectable.
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2Ol3 COLUMBIA RID NW-Large. airy
reasonable: private home. Decatur l249.
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1924 18th ST. N.W-Nice room for two;
twin beds; near Central High: So each.
NEAR NAVY YARD. AS sth st Sc
reasonable
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BABY CARRIAGE for twins Must be in
excellent condition. Phone Georgia 5000.
BED ROOM SUITES. living room fininE
room furniture. suitable for apartment OF
home Will pay cash. Phone Adams 1916
BICYCLE-Small suitable for boy of 10
wears. Phone Falls Church Sf7F-s2.
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GEORGETOWN = Beautifully furnished
room. in an attractive private home; lovely
garden Phone Potomac 202T
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1900 MASS. AVE. NV. De Soto. Apt IL
Up -to-date furnished room. Phone Dis
frict n0slN Mrs
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

44s PARK RID. Apt. 3I-Doubie room
,icely furnished. Front apt. modern.
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CONTINUED on Next PsseJ
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20I7 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Beautifui end
floor front room, southern exposure. pri.
vate bath. twin beds; conv. to bus and
cars: c.h.w. unlimited phone; suitable for
room next to bath. southern exposure:
Gentleman oOly
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1891 18th ST. NW-Large front room.
third floor. next. bath; convenient to cars
Nd hue
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2l6 MD. AVE. NE. Apt 5-Ideal loca-
ton; single or double; gentlemen; after g..
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DIAMOND B A R c AIMS : unreaeemeo
pledges Of all descriptions for sale at prices
much below their regular values. All mer-
chandise GUARANTEED as to weight, Color
and perfection. Money cheerfully refunoeo
If you are not satisfied. Mornings Loan
Of1ce opposite Washington AIRPORT
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al9 18th ST NW-Attractive single ano
double rooms for gentlemen.
CLEVELAND PARK. 3a4I Macomb st. NV
Desirable room for gentleman: neal
transpoI tation, unlimited telephone Cleve
-ESQ
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1880 EUCLID ST. NV. near Columbia
rd-Large, outside room in artists apart
meur No fU.'' Gentle
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FOX TERRIER PUPPIES.
rs to select from black and white, tan
and white, toy and medium. Reasonable
Lohr, Vienna, Va.
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See Baby
Ostriches
at Schmidt!
POULTRY AND EGGS.

BECKS BLOOD-TESTED CHICKS = -
leading breeds. $40 per 100 and up: ducks
and poults. FREE CATALOGUE. Beck S
Hatchery. Mount Airy. Md.
DUCKS. young Pekin live or dressed
Horaks Poultry Farm miles from Silver
Spring Md. at White Oak. Route 20.
Phone Silver Spring 2S3-W.
LARGE Parks Barred Rock Pullets lay
ing Telephone Capitol Heights s5-M. :
PULLETS-50 White Wyandotte April |
hatch: Fall and Winter layers; SIPS each
SG4 4-F-II
BABY CHICKS for September II delivery
and White Leghorn pulets ready TO lay.
Hines Poultry Farm. Olney. Md. Phone
Ashton 13-F-2.
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AT STUD-OutStanding black cocker
spaniel Miller'S Wee Bill now nearing his
championship. Wee Bill has proven an
excellent sire. having beautiful! substance
and coat Selected bitches only Agent.
Wirehaven Kennels. Silver Spring, Nd.
phone Che0berd 1903
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1882 QUE ST. N.W.-Lsrge well furn,
room In refined private home southern ex-
poSure. semi private bath: gentlemen only
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LIVING ROOM SUITE. 2-niece silk frieze
$40: apt. size secretary. 500; coffee table
glass top. 81. Furniture only one year old
S2l Allison st. NV. Phone Columbia
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DIAMOND SOLITAIRE, Il carat. fine white
and perfect in platinum mounting, with
d small diamonds on sides: Sl35. VIM.
n 2 1 ~ It
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MASTER BED ROOM. private bath: private
family; new home; comfortably furnished
de luxe spring. Beautyrest mattress, larse
cedar closet; exclusive residential section.
20 minutes TO Treasury; S25 per month;
Gentle: gentlemen only North 034S
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1922 2lst ST. N.W.-Attractive room,
semi private bath: every convenience:
walking distance downtown: private home.
FRONT ROOM. furnished: bus at door: 1
person Sl4 monthly. Phone North O719-J.
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1915 18th ST. N.W.-TVo beautifully fur
nished double rooms: twin beds. private
bath; excellent home cooked meals; refined
atmOSphere; yOunR men rea snnahle rates
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sALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

GRAPES. 81 bu. East Riverdale Md,
jefferson ave. one mile beyond Edmonston
rd. See sign on right.
GREASE TRAP. reasonable. Call Bradley
GUN. 1.-gauge. Colt. double barrel, ham
merless. good as new: cost Sl25, sell Tor
sac For Inspection. address Box 134. Ken
sington. Md. --
HEATERS Superfex. oil-burning stoves, on
board, ready for delivery; no dust or asnes.
mel. S6.95 down; installation sharge; 81 20
HEATING PLANT. one fireman stoker.
Cali Call Adams Adams %ioo47' c. il. Hall, ~
HoNEY-Pure extracted: choice Of FAY
0rS lbs 15e; S combs; GhSloe az de,iSered S 1S
isiia N. Capitol Phone District 467I.
HONEY BEES, colonies; this years
HONEY lob: can. pure; 81 90 delivered red
S S %ss aoney esSs soe SsoTs fs wis ave
HOosIER CABINET, cupboard. tubs. wash
boiler, ash cans. 1346 Park rd. NV.
HOT POINT ELECTRIC RANCE: Cell
after II o'clock. III West Broad st.
HOT-WATER HEATER, Pittsburg Auto
gatie; 45 gal gal otS side :, arm heater USED =
HOT-WATER FURNACE. 575 feet radia-
1n ess used eS Rontes tsapGs foIse
Md. Phone Marlboro sl-F-3.
HOT WATER HEATING BOILER. jacketed;
slightly used; will take ! 300 feet radia-
ton: Also steam boiler. Reasonable
INVALID WHEEL CHAIRS-New and
used: all styles; reduced prices; will rent:
also folding chairs United states Sto5-
pies: sreatiy reduced, act quick. Proeter
& Ridgely. l4th and Newton sts. Col.
10000.
KELvINAToR. cubic feet. used for
demonstration: perfect running condItien'
Original price. $3.50. Mr.. White. North
119l-J.
KELvINATOR. used q months; can't be
told from new; S65. S. E. Furn. Exchange,
729 lth st. Sc. Open Sunday.
LADYs BICYCLE. like new. Phone
LEATHER COUCH. . metal single beds
porch rocker. velvet sofa and chairs.
dar chest. 116 Madison st. NV. 8.
LIVING ROOM SUITE. 3-piece, cut velour,
perfect condition. very little used; mus.
sell S45. Phone Potomac 4l0l. 80
LIVING koOM ODD PIECES. easy chairs,
nah. library table. nah. bookcase, stu
dents table, vanity. dressing table. etc;
all in 2ood condition. Adams 6322-W.
LIVING ROOM SUITE. 3-piece. fine fig-
ure wool tapestry, like new. modern, re.
versible. spring filled cushions. S45. 1000
18th NV. Apt. 4.
LIVING ROOM SUITE. dinette set; also
r. A. radio; must sacrifice. 4l5 G st
ne.
LIVING ROOM SUITE. 2-niece silk frieze
$40; apt. size secretary. 500; coffee table,
glass tOp 81, Furniture only one year old
S2I Allison st. NV. Phone Columbia
81 Sim.
LIVING ROOM SUITE, velour; new dim
ina room set. extra chairs; beds. dreSsers:
cases 421 Whittier st. NV.
LIVING ROOM SET Apiece. S25; fine
bookcase desk. leather folding bed tcom-
pletel. $50. Splendid condition. 232 9th
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DAVENPORT-Overstu Mohalr, very
cushion. unusual $3.50, breakfast set; :!
lamps. small tables. mirror Sunday till
4, nights after 8. No phone calls. Ion
nnnrth AMI N1d
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| LIVING ROOM SUITE, velour: new din
! ina room set extra chairs; beds dreSsers
buffet tables kitchen and library; bird
caseS, 421 Whittier ST. NV.
LIVING ROOM SET, apiece, S25; fine
/ bookcase desk. leather folding bed tcom-
pletel, $50. Splendid condition. 232 9th
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FARM AND GARDEN.

NOW IS THE TIME to have your IaWr
put in shape for Winter; seeding anC
Sodding should be done now: don't put il
off Barnyard manure the best ref Cal
Mr.. w. c. Walker 1903 Kenyon st
Phone Columbia 6574.
SHRUBS 35c: LARGE HEDGE PLANTS,
&c: dahlia blooms white red pink. yel-
lowl. 25c dozen: peony roots (Whlte. red.
pink. $500 Alabama ave. sc.
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2313 H ST. NV. near G. W; also con-
venient to Government buildings; one
double single roOp1
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1901 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. NE.
Large double room. h.-w h; desirable To-
cation; young gentlemen preferred; phone
2I7 JEFFERSON ST NW-Two double
master bed room; Convenient transporta-
ton. Gentlemen only.
421 MADISON ST. N.w.--Nicely furnished
rooms next bath: detached home; near
transportation: SI6 month: gentlemen.
4Is SHEPHERD N.w-Large. bright. front
suitable for two gas Plate dufts Y de-
1864 HOBART N.W.-Large room. modern
home, twin beds unlimited phone, auto
matte hot water: gentlemen. Col. S91S. g.
1888 CONN. AVE. near wardman Park
beds. semi-priyate bath. Columbia 34S7:
2O34 18th ST. NW.-Two double rooms.
semi private bath continuous hot water,
maid service: private home: reasonable.
SCOTT. CIRCLE, 1908 10th St. NV
three gentlemen; also one single.
14lI N ST.-second floor. front, 3 rooms
Single. sli double: SIS. $50. SIS. Adults only
Fssa PRSns GoSn5a 9aaS snd single
1904 18th ST. NE.-Large front room
Teiephone Tel @ Potomac 2ai4-w.
24l9 MINNESOTA AVE. S.E.-Beautiful
nIh nished; opT privste home; ' reasonable. % "
l347 OAK NV. near Park rd.-2 girls
share large conf rm. twin beds: pvt
family; excel meals; S35 ca. Col 5000. .
1855 IRVING N.w.-Large. bright. ad-
joining bath End floor; sou. exp; hot
water private family: gentlemen.
4415 IOWA AVE. NV. tGa. ave. and I4th)
Suitable / or 2: congenial Jewish fam
lily; near cars. bus; garage. Adams 5972.
1914 KANSAS AVE N.W.-Master bed
room private bath cont. h.w.; gentlemen
only Phone Georgia O5S6 Private home
3467 14th ST. N.w.-Large second floor
room; very reasonable; gentlemen. Phone
Columbia 6146. Furnished.
1414 OAK ST. N.W.-Comfortable room
next to bath. opening on sleeping porch;
gentleman.
1929 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.w.-Com-
Portable basement room with private bath;
Rentlemeu Phone North S703.
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l7@5 EUCLID ST.-Large front room. S25
mo-; Ink. rms SIS 90 weekly up: maid
service; reas. Phone Columbia 9229.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-29
Lost and Found

LOST-Brindle toy bulldog. License
1868. 525 He'll.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-29
L. A. Stocks

LOS ANGELES, Jan. %. W.4 -
Prices dropped trifle in sluggish
trading on the Los Angeles stock ex-
change today.
Buckeye preferred certificates was
down .Ol at Al on 1900 shares.
Lincoln Petroleum was unchanged
at SIS on TOO shares; Transamerica
was unchanged at 5A on 400 shores;
Universal Consolidated was up u at
SIS on 400 shares; Standard Oil was
down X at 80 on 400 shares; Edison
common was down Il at 117s on 400
shares; Emsco Derrick and Equip
ment was up Is at 9B on 300
shares; Union OH. was down Is at
1875 on 300 shares; Pacific Western
Oil was down q at 7A on 300
shares; Bolsa Chica "a" was down
Is at 3 on 300 shares; Edison per
cent preferred was unchanged at
1885 on 200 shares; Edison sig pre-
ferred was up Is at IT on 100 shares;
Southern Pacific was down rs at
1916 on 100 shares; Socony Vacuum
was up Is at IA on 100 shares; Pa
citic Indemnity was up Is at 9A on
200 shares; Mills Alloy "a" was un-
changed at on 100 shares.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-29
\ OrIefS
New York Stocks

NEW YORK, Jan. 90. (UP)-Stocks
sagged into a new low ground for
the year in the averages today.
with volume continuing light.
Losses in the main list extended
to more than point with a few in
active issues off as much as 6 points.
Almost complete lack of demand
rather than any selling pressure
brought the declines.
Commodities were mixed with
following the trend OF the
stock market. The bond market also
sold off with rails weak following a
decline in that group on the stock
board. The dollar declined in terms
of foreign currencies.
Business news continued fairly
good. A drab spot was a 50-cent
drop in steel scrap at Pittsburgh,
but steel experts said this did not
indicate the steel mill operations
were around their peak.
Deyoe and Reynolds dropped TO
40, off 81 points when the COM
pany announced earnings for the
year ended November 80, 1884 equal
to $3.50 a share against S9.78 a share
in the preceding fiscal year. Inter-
state Department Stores preferred
lost 6% points to rs.
Other wide losers included Allied
Chemical 1885,, off rs, Panhandle
Producing and Refining 8, off 2A;
Spiegel, May, Stern 72A off 212, and
United Stores preferred COS off
Az.
Enough of the railroad issues de-
clined into new low ground for the
year to bring the average below its
previous low for 1885. Among the
carrier s.iares touching new lows
were Atchison at AIS, off ~; New
York Central 16&i, off u; and Mis-
souri,, Kansas, Texas preferred 101s,
off Il.
Union Pacific lost nearly a point.
Sales today approximated $4,000
shares compared with 10000 shares
yesterday Curb sales were 127 900
shares compared with $4,000 shares
yesterday.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
averages showed industrial 100.69
Oft O.82, railroad 1888 off 0.33, util-
ity 17.l6 off 0.l0.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-29
L. A. Butter and Eggs
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
No. T-l4341

On Thursday, February 21st.
1885 at 1890 o'clock A. NJ. at the
Easterly entrance of the Hall of
Justice; in the City of Los Angeles,
State Of California, SECURITY
TITLE SURANCE AND
GUARANTEE COMPANY, as
trustee under the Deed of Trust
executed by EMERY GIRARD and
MARGARET r. GIRARD, husband
and wife, recorded June 9th, 1929
in Book 218 page 381 OF Official
Records in the office Of the Rec
order of Imperial County, Cali
fornia, and by reason of default In
the payment or performance OF
obligations secured thereby includ-
ing the breach or default, notice OF
which was recorded September
Goth, 1884 in Book 387 page 453 Of
said Official Records, will sell at
public auction for cash, without
warranty as to title, possession, or
membranes, the interest con-
veyed to said Trustee by said Deed
OF Trust in property situate in the
County of Imperial, State OF Cali
fornia, described as:
The North 25 feet of the South
IS feet of Lots A and As, Block
"a, Townsite of Ell Centre, in the
City Of Ell Centre, as per map
thereof No. 953, filed in San
Diego County; Lot So Of the Re-
subdivision Of Lots 46. ~ and
48, in Block "a of the Town
site of Ell Centre, as per map
thereof No. 1874, filed in the Of
flee of the County Recorder OF
Imperial County.
for the purpose of paying obliga-
tions secured by said Deed of Trust,
including fees, charges, and ex-
penses of the Trustee, sums ex-
pended under the terms thereof,
interest thereon, and $305544 In
unpaid principal of the note secured
thereby, with interest thereon at
the rate of per cent per annum
from June 80, 1893, with $8.l2 paid
thereon. ~ az-
Dated January %, 1895.
SECURITY TITLE INSURANCE
AND GUARANTEE COMPANY.
Corporate SeaD
BY EARL L. ROBINSON,
It's Assistant Secretary
Jan. %, 90. Feb. S.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-29
Lodge Directory
HAS STRANGE PET

PAINESVu.LE, Ohio UD--A five
months-old Rhode Island Red hen,
born without wings and only about
half the size OF other chickens
Matched at the same time, is spe-
cial fayorite In the coops of Mike
Marano. The fowl is in perfect
"health."
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-29
Professional
]. ID. FOSS

j.. ~. rOSS t"
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
485 Brighton Ave. Phone 1885
Auditing, Income Tax, Bookkeeping
Associated with
DIEHL & WRIGHT
Certified Public Accountants
Santa Ana-Riverside-L Angeles
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-29
A MARSGE,

ORoPPEO INTO TIE REQ JACKET
SHAFT OF THE BIC CALUMET MINE.
CALUMET. MICHIGAN, WILL NOT >.
DROP 10 THE eOTTOM/ THE EARrHs
NOTION CAUSES IT TO LOOGE
AGAINST THE SIDE Ina
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-29
Help Wanted

- Three men for rural
circulation work. Liberal commits
sion and small expense allow
ance. Our men average $500 to
$500 a week. Steady work. Call
California Hotel, 9 a. m. to p.
m. w. H. Fuller. 28t2
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-29

NOTHING that Is dropped into the Red Jacket mine
reaches the bottom The shaft Is different other
ings into the earths surface for begns AZ altitude
and pierce below level
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-29
Flax Market
CASH FLAX
L. A. Hay

LOS ANGELES, Jan. %. W.H -
Receipts equivalent to 20 carloads.
U. s. No. ....,................. $l4.00-14.5 so
u. S. No. 2, Leafy ..................... $3.50
u. S. No. 2 ...............................$ $500
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-26
'0NE ARM' DRIVER
 EXPLAINS MISHAP
Accused AutOist Denies In- tOxication Charge-Un-
 usual Alibi Given

It was because his arm was around a girl friend that his car swerved and climbed the sidewalk on East Main street, declared Charles Stasaitis, 20, of 675 1-2 North Riverside street as he took the stand in city court today to tes- tify in his own defense on a charge of operating while under the infiu- ence of liquor. The unique alibi came after Motor Patrolmen John Meaney and John Mcdonnell, who arrested Stasaitis June 23d. testi- fled that the accused was under the influence at the time of his arrest.
 The officers said their attention was first attracted to Stasaitis when the car he was operating climbed the sidewalk on East Main street, went back on to the roadway and proceeded on it's way. Lieut.. John Dunphy, who booked Stasaitis at headquarters, agreed with the two motor patrolmen that the driver was under the influence.
 After Stasaitis' testimony, the case was continued day to allow the defense time to bring in addi- tional witnesses.
 Charged with passing fraudu- lent check for $S7.40, Raymond
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-26
VALLEY LOOP NINE
 PRACTICE TONIGHT
Team Preparing for Tilt With WoOdbury-Grif=
 fin on All=Star Group
CHESHIRE NEWS Correspondent-Thomas M. Hurley-Dial SIS or 730

The Cheshire Cats leaders in the Valley loop will practice this even ing on Merwin field in preparation for the game with Woodbury Sum day afternoon. Members of the squad are requested to report at 6.30 o'clock.
 The game scheduled last evening between the all-star team of the City Amateur league and the Nau- gatuck Valley league was post poned until next Wednesday due to wet grounds. Burney Griffin is a member of the Valley league team. The costume ball in connection with the tencentenary celebration will be held on Friday Evening August 16 at the Roxbury gym. Paul Larson has registered at the eco camp.
 Miss Mae Meade of the Humis. ton school faculty is taking a sum. mer course at Yale.
 Raymond Cole of Pennsylvania lis the guest of his father, Marcus Cole, of Willow street.
 Mrs. Fred Willets and son Will liam have returned from a vaca- tion at Pond Point.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-26
Waterbury Priest On
 Convention Program
Rev. Joseph M. Griffin Section Chairman at Iowa Ses
 sion of Catholic Students Mission Crusade

rector of the Propagation of the Faith
 At informal meetings, mission aries will talk about their work in the missions also, answering ques- tions concerning missionary meth ods, peculiarities of the pagans, life among the mission wilds, etc. Meet ings already planned will cover missionary fields in China, Japan, Oceania, South and Central Amer ica, and Mexico.
 Monsignor John J. Wolfe, Dio- cesan Mission Director for Du- buque, and Rev. Nicholas Steffen, field secretary, will supervise the committees for the convention. The Marian Night Spectacle will be the feature of the convention This will be held on the campus ot Columbia College in honor of Mary Queen of the Missions. There will be four seminary ses
 sions during the convention pro- gram under the joint chairmanshil
 of Rev. Joseph Griffin and Rev l Edward Luis. The topics of thes, sessions will be along the lines O
 Mission Prayer, Mission Giving | Study Program of the Crusade and Work to Spread the Faith.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-26
EXAMINE, REPAIR
 PIPES, RADIATORS

Many home owners face prob lems involving piping and radia- tors. Disorders may often be traced to defective or clogged valves or insufficient pitch in the piping, which permits air pockets to occur in hot water and drain- age pipes or water pockets in steam pipes. Noises found in heating systems can frequently be eliminated by correcting the pitch of the piping. Leaky connections and valves which cause water to drip on floors and rugs should be given immediate attention.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-26

board of selectmen and town clerk, dates for which have not yet been set, but which will be held after the registrars meet. The board will administer the<oath to those who qualify.
 1t is expected there will be a large number applying to be made voters this year. The election taes place in October.
 Requiem Mass Tomorrow
 A months mind requiem mass will be celebrated tomorrow morn ing at o'clock in St Michaei's church for the late William Ma her. Rev Henry Coleman, pastor, will be celebrant.
 K. of F. Meet
 A meeting of Beacon lodge, Knights of Pythias was held last night in Pythian hall. Routine bus mess was transacted. Chancellor Commander Elmer Wedge presided.