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AUTO MECHANIC with tools. drivers per-
NIT. 1888 Allison st. NV.
AUTO SALESMAN, experienced; must be
able to produce 1mirie-Rowe Chevrolet
Co.. 5000 Wisconsin ave.
BOOKKEEPER or accountant. experienced
books. Salary to start, S25, per week.
1913 31st st. NV. -
BRICKLAYERS wanted Call Thursday
morning at 1710 Varnum st. NV.
COLLECTOR with car to handle current
accounts. Can earn S25 per week TO start.
Not over 35 years old. See Mr.. Murray,
410. 1919 st. NV.
FOUNTAIN BOY. experienced. take COM
plete charge of fountain in drug store.
Must be willing and conscientious worker.
Permanent position to right party. Ad-
dress BOX 15S-X Star Office.
HOUsEMAN, white; steady work. Apply
basement entrance, 1922 2lst st. NV.
MEAT CUTTER. experienced; must be an
all-around grocery man. A good Job ior
the right man: good references required.
Call Greenwood 1862.
SALESMAN of middle age to. sell household
appliances and radios: resident OF Soutn-
east or Anacostia preferred. comfortable,
lifetime connection for the right man.
Address Box 197-X. Star ONCE.
SALESMEN-We are Offering the most at
tractive sales proposition in town. II you
are interested in permanent Work. call
National 2001 for appointment.
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HELP-DOMESTIC

COLORFD GIRL for general housevorl::
good laundFeSSi no cooking; go home
nights: fond OF children. 1865 Monroe
st. NV.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. white. about
30; stay nights. Call Columbia 6+31-
GIRL TO care for small baby for employed
couple. Small salary: references. Must
live Alexandria vicinity. Alex. lGSi-W.
HOUSEKEEPER- COOK. care child; start
Jan. =: references. Small apt, southeast.
Address Box 264-x. Star Office
HOUSEKEEPER. settled. white for elderly
vidOWer, accustomed TO country; near
Wash. Address Box 267-X Star Office.
MOTHERS HELPER. cooking and house
work colored. Fornstein. 537 Peabody st.
NV. APT. !. Phone Georgia 1851.
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KILLED BY STREET CAR
Ex-Chief of Staff of Cuban Army
Dies Following Leap.

HAVANA, December 26 (P).-Former
Col. Julio Sanguily, who was chief of
staff of the Cuban Army under Presi-
dent Carlos Manuel de Cespedes, died
last night from injuries suffered when
he was struck by street car Tuesday
night.
The motorman of the car and SOL
dier who said he watched the accident
testified at hearing that Sanguily
ran from behind a tree and threw
himself on the rails in front of the
vehicle.
Members of the former officers fam
fly said he told them he was crossing
the tracks "distractedly" and failed to
see the car until it was too close to
escape.
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WANTED-APARTMENTS-

UNFURNIsHED 2-3-4 ROOM APT FLAT
or small house. Full particulars and price,
Address Box 194-x. Star ONCE 36'
WANTED SMALL, UNFURN- APART
ment. Woodbridge Mt. Rainier, Hyatts, or
vicinity, by employed couple. Phone Hill
side 0242-W
COLORED: BACHELOR WANTS KITCHEN
ette apt. basement or first floor modern
conVeniences. Potomac 3sI6 Mr.. Harris.
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the baskets was aided by numerous
contributions and the baskets con-
tanned preserved meat, canned vege-
tables. bread. celery, fruit. candy and
preserves.
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HELP-MEN.
ICnnfinuAd

WRITER WANTED for Cosmopolitan re-
ligious paper. Must have had experience
as writer for secular paper. Address Box
COOK. Star Office. 27'
YOUNG MAN with some knowledge OF win
dow display work. Must have automobile.
State age. salary expected and references
Address Box Blk. Star Office.
II YOU are no longer on relief and for
any reason can't do p. W. A. work and
want to learn salesmanship and earn
money while you learn. see Mr.. Wagner
Room 400. laln z St NV
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APARTMENTS-SUBURBAN.

FURNISHED, 2 LARGE ROOMS KIT. AND
bath. electric refrigerator. elec. stove ali
heat, lights. electric current furnished; in-
mediate possession: $50. LESLIE d, MEA.
SELL. phone Cleveland 1865. 27s
JAN. !, FURNISHED ALEXANDRIA, VA.
apt on 4th floor of select. admirably los
Gated apt. house; Is minutes by auto from
downtown Washington: . rooms. kitchen
auired. Telephone ALFRIEND. Aiexandria
T44 or 65S-W
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SALE-APARTMENT HOUSES.

MODERN. FIREPROOF. NON-ELEVATOR
building. near 10th and Columbia rd;
contains Ii housekeeping units: in splen-
did condition and fully rented Gross
yearly income, Sl2 600; expenses moderate.
Priced to sell at S62 800. SHANNON &
LUCHS CO.. 1905 II st. NV. Natl 2345.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

YOUR COCKTAIL PARTY will be a success
with an experienced bartender; special
rates for the holidays Bartenders' Unon,.
Metropolitan 7S47, National $3.50. 30'
DOMESTIC
DOMESTIC, Dec 24I9, 1925 9th. fur
nishes help; men and women. Quick
service.
RUPHERS' EXCHANGE Houseworkers
cooks, maids mothers helpers laundresses
housemen; ref Eec. 355l. 1887 lth n W
de3Us
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SITUATIONS-MEN.

BUTLER -HCUSEATAN. young colored man:
can DIVE; city references. Phone North
'!J.i'-J.
CARPENTER. white, wants work with con-
tIacIor' e%perienesd trim stairs, cabinets.
booths. rough So day. sober. Phone Lin
coin c15J
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MEN

National manufacturer. expanding the
Washington Office for surrounding terri
tory. will start 4 men in permanent posi-
tions Immediately, No experience in our
ilne lil REQUIRED, as thoSe SelecteG %lA oe
given special training in our methods.
Positions should pay. when experienced,
between S35 and $50 per week. but those
selected should be able to live on S25 per
week for first two weeks Applicants must
be honest. aggressive. between the ages Of
81 and 80 years. and of good health.
Apply at 1910 Vermont ave. NV. Suite
205, Friday morning at 10 am. sharp.
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SITUATIONS-VOMEN
PERSONAL.

legal and technical exp. -:
I temporary or permanent: civil SeEV. status.
Address Box 257-X. Star ofhCe.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

SWITCHBOARD Up. B. Ky training plus
eXpr. on board; also touch typing = weeks.
full day. S15 PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1911 @ st. Phone National 21l4.
CARD PUNCH MACHINE. popular in Gov
ernment service and commercially mas
tered in short time SIS; day-evening In
auire Boyd's. 1888 F st. National 233S.
BE A SECRETARY or JR. ACCOUNTANT
Earn more. have more-opportunities are
numerous TODAY. Your best investment
is in ROYD COURSE-UNUSUAL AD-
VANTAGES. REGISTER today for the next
class. BOYD'S. 1888 F St National 1888.
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New Rail Service.

China and Manchuria have just
been connected by through freight
traffic.
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MOVING PACKING AND STORAGE,

ANDERSON VAN SERVICE = SPECIAL
rates any city u S. 1mmed return N Car.
N Y. Boston. Chicago, Fla St. Louis,
Texas. 11th and N. Y. ave. National 1910.
Evening star., 1935-12-26

Kay has managed to escape from
the yacht and Dane. But where is she
to go now? VIII the person called Bob
help her out of her predicament? Be
sure to read tomorrOw's revealing in
stallment.
(To be continued.)
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HELP--MEN.

Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page A-9,
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APARTMENTS--FUR. & UNFUR.

1888 KENYON NV RMS, KITCHEN
bath: S3O-S35-S40. Basement apt, 1436
Newton. Phone Emerson 2574.
3R., S62.50-1 R., B., Fur, $40.
Modern flreproof bldg, c4-hour elev.,
switchboard service Refrig house current.
TOURAINF lG:Sn r 81. w. POTOMAC 1000.
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HONE REMoDELING. BRICKLAYING.
plastering cementing. GEO. MURRAY.
907 NV. Dist. 5577.
LADY DRAWING ROOM ENTERTAINER
wishes engagement; specializing in telep-
athy. card reading. etc. Phone Met. 2539.'
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY
there Is 70 need to feel that they must
accept inferior funeral services due to IN
" ", Chambers Co offers complete
funeral cars and all for as little as SIS
Worlds finest waterproof. airtisht. guar
he GTe5te1 " " chambefs CO oeafh i4th fti ST.
e GFap or pdaas T2 %f @ 942@ SEND PhGRe y0a
chapin 5. NV C.lSmbiaS o45& y 55'i7 iiiith
HEMORRHQ1Ds ERADIcATED BY MY
own method: results effective for a nie-
tine or money back Write for booklet
#RcR 1863 ooiun6a osdifSB3 ro DR. Ads@s S9E G5as
HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS & SERVICE.
BEDDING. MATTRESSES. box springs and
PILLOWS reno best prices and prompt del
Wash Mattress Co. 3lg L st s.w Nat 6679
CARPENTER =. Partitions porches, steps.
prices. prompt service. National BIAS. 27'
CHAIR GAMING Up DPHoLsTER-
Tockers splinted; CLAY ARMsTRoNG.
ELECTRICTAN-Pri very reasonable. Day
or nlght. Call Columbia 1926.
ELECTRIC WIRING Figures
pairs; 6-r house fixtures & base plugs S55
ReGal Elec Co. $40 UDShur NV Col S39l
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED LIKE
WOOD FLOORS LAID CLEVELAND 5000.
GENERAL CONTRACTING.
Roofing heating. carpenter plaster. naner
ing; white mechanics. Jack Sparkes. phone
Decatur 4432.
GENERAL REMODELING.
ROOFING WATERPROOFING PLUMB.
ING AND HEATING ENGINEERS: REGIS
TERED. TERMS. 3 YEARS TO PAY
PHONE DECATUR 2577.
HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED
Call Met 6O24
BRODT. INC.
4"3 i1th. G33 14th. 90S F.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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APARTMENTS-UNFURNISHED

SS0-I934 RANDOLPH ST. NE R,
THOMAS D. WALSH INC, SIS 11th st.
NV. Phone District 1865.
I443 B ST. Me- ADULTS, PROTEST.
ants; large rooms kitchen and private
bath: entire second floor: Frieldalre; S40.
1908 r. / AVE NW.-TWO ROOMS RE-
ception hall Kitchen and bath; all outside
rooms; S45 HENRY SCHAFFERT, $50
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THE ALABAMA. lOI5 N ST. Nw-DE-
Sirable 3 rooms kitchen and bath: electric
refrieeration. 24-hour elevator and switch
board service. Resident manager. Phone
North 1850.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO.. INC,
1921 Conn Ave Decatur $500.
Evening star., 1935-12-26

DO YOU NEED A
POSITION?
A course on International Business Ma
chimes including the yerifier, alphabetic-
oupiiicstLhg eiI!nilt punGn, ana assorteT IS the
Easy to learn: widely used in Government
departments. Rates reasonable Day and
evening sessions: classes now forming. Call
for denomination
STRAYER COLLEGE.
Homer Building. National 1748.
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HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS q SERVICE
(Continued.l
Paperlng, Roofing oener-
= AA1A' A4NO al Repairing: guar: reas
M SIN tn l724 Webster W Adams 7l0s.
PAPERING 3 RMS 2-STORY HAIL. $50
snu sanu up; quick service: white mechanics.
CAL any time. Neat papers Adams 1925,
PAPERHANGING.
RoomS-S5 Up
A. T. GEORGE. Phone Georgia e46s.
Evening star., 1935-12-26
World Fair Planned.

Many foreign countries have indi-
Gated that they will participate in
the international exhibition in Paris
in 1887.
Evening star., 1935-12-26
THE CAVALIER,

$500 14th ST. NV
Phone Columbia 5000. j. L. TALL. MIST,
Several beautiful Broom unturnlshed
apartments newly decorated, can be leased
with furniture at small additional cost; ar
rangemeuts can be made to suit you.
The building is hreproof and has many
conyenienceS. Frigidaire on house current,
cross circulation Of air, 24-hour phone ana
Ideally Situated
Convenient Neighborhood.
Free Parking.
FOR COLORED-CLEAN. QUIET APTS.
of > rooms kit. bath; heat elec. included;
-" and S27. Janitor. 20l Eye st. NV.
FOR COLORED-CLEAN. QUIET APIS
of rooms. kit. bath; heat. elec- included,
$50 and S91 Janitor, POI Eye St. n v.
COLORED-FLATS.
PIG EYE NV.
rms, cleo; heated d--------------S3l. so
1907 T NV.
? rms, k. b.. elec, ----S25.50
2122 NJ NV.
. rms. k, b., elec. g------S22.5
1884 Sth NV.
rms. cleo. g; heated tedz---------S21.50
los EYE NV.
. rms, k. b.. cleo, g---------S2l.50
1914 N Sc.
8 rms, k, b., 1.50
2 rms. k. b. cleo. e------------sa2 SO
1882 4th NV.
= 'H'''' e iesS CHURCH NV.
: fniS' eie'' u E. NJ. AIKEN. GOV
500 St NV
Phone National 1856
Evening star., 1935-12-26

The rate under heading of Per-
sonal is ; cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.
Evening star., 1935-12-26

THE BPOADMOOR
. bed rooms. living room. large dining
room, incloSed sun porch. kitchen. bath;
3 exposures overlooking park. Available
C,lnr.nlaInd EQnn
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BEAUTIFUL ROOM WITH ALCOVE. KIT.
arrangement. south. expos, large closet,
range good heat, newly dec. next to bath;
S22 so. Call Natl 6140, Branch Sol be-
fore ,. and Decatur 4l4l after 3.
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Francis Scott Key, Apt. Hotel
goth and sts nw.-1 room kit: bath;
completely turn. linens, silver. Frlg1daire;
day week month National 1928
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

APARl MEM 81 UhNISHED.
1907 EAST CAPITOL sT.-Furnished .
rooms. kitchenette. semi-private bath;
TAKOMA PARK-FIVE ROOMS. BATH.
pOrches, dinette. piano very desirable;
lovely location; private home. 6523 lst
ST. NV, corner Van Buren,.
VERY DESIRABLE APARTMENT IN NV.
section to suitcase; living. dining and two
bed rooms. Kitchen and porch, Phone Ad-
ans gO54 Sl2j month
1925 ONTARIO PL NEAR ZOO RMS,
bath Kitchen, FrEidaire. range, glassed-
in porch. overlooking Rock Creek Park.
Adults.
2l37 PA. AVE; NW-SMALL STUDIO
room. dinette. kit. private bath: newly
finished floors Frlgidaire West OS23.
DRESDEN. 212G CONN. AVE. APT. 70
Handsomely furn.. = bed rms. drawing rm.
dining room kit. pantry, bath: SEQ 80
534 INGRAHAM ST. EW.-2-RM. FUR
nished apartment, employed couple; private
family; available Jan. !; reasonable.
Phone GEORGIA 5732.
ROCK CREEK APTS. 1906 ROCK CREEK
Oh. I'd attractive rooms, X. b.. hall,
Frigidairs; modern: reasonable. Col. l0oG3.
CHOICE FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR
rent s or months at 81 10; located
. blocks from White House. > rooms, bath.
/ kitchen, hail closets; beautifully equipped,
Only l or = persons Of refinement and
demonstrable financial resources who will
sde1ed 6 Adrds 595 Box STAR once
CONNECTICUT AVE- BED ROOMS
bath living room, kitchen: lights and gas
furnished. sllu Available January !.
Phone Emerson $3.50.
124 3rd NE-ATTRACTIVE GROOM
apartment: briGht. warm, 1nclOsed porcheS;
bath. shower, C. h. W. every convenience.
Adults.
DOWNTOWN 740 9th ST. NV. HEART
of city and close all commercial bldgs. -
. rooms, kit. and bath; We furnish gas
electricity linens and maid service. IS
FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsHED APART
mentS and houses. 927 18th st. NV,
Room BOZ. Phone National S117.
$40 ST NE. OPPOSITE STANTON
Parkl-2 rooms. kitchenette semi-private
bath: couple only; also hall room.
TAKOMA PARK ROOM. KIT, PRIVATE
bath finished and furnished attrsctyelS
81 week; basement: gas. light. heat furn.'
private home; good neighborhood; near bus,
stores. 605 Erie ave. Phone Shepherd 1899.
Francis Scott Key, Apt. Hotel
goth ana sts nw-1 room kit, bath;
completely turn.. linens, silver. Frlgidaire;
day week month. National 6425
APARTMENTS--FUR. g. UNFUR.
1888 KENYON NV RMS, KITCHEN.
bath; S3O-S35-S40. Basement apt, 1436
Newton. Phone Emerson 2574.
3 R., S62.50-1 R., B., Fur, $40.
Modern freproof bldg. @4-hour elev.,
~
Evening star., 1935-12-26
CONGRESSOPEN|NG|
TO Be BROADCAST
Radio Picture by Columbia
Expected to Surpass
Previous Attempts.

TINE public events and special
features department of Colum-
bia will present a radio pic
Il +ure of the oneninp of the
Evening star., 1935-12-26

VERY DESIRABLE APARTMENT IN NV.
section to suitcase; living. dining and two
bed rooms. kitchen and porch. Phone Ad-
ans uO54 S1o1 m0nth
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1907 EAST CAPITOL sT.-Furnished Q
rooms. kitchenette, semi-private bath;
Frigidaire.
TAKOMA PARK-FIVE ROOMS BATH,
porches dinette piano very desirable;
lovely location private home. 6523 lst
ST. NV, corner Van Buren,.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-01

Mir Downey, former senior vice commander of Corp Coyle post, Is an emplOye of the New Haven railroad. He has re- ceived a permanent assignment to the New Haven offices and today moved with his family to Milford. Mir Downcy has been associated with the Wa terbury and Hartford offices of the New Haven road for a number of years. He has been very active in legion circles. Under hisd irection the posts Boy scout troop has become one of the best in the state. Mir Downey served as a lieu- tenant i'm the World war.
 During the past few days Mr and Mrs Walsh and Mir and Mrs DOwney have been the guests of honor at farewell parties held by their respective friends.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-01
3,764 Local Pupils Affected By Change
 Claims School Head
Order to Be Carried Out in Every City of State Work Was Originally Slated to Continue Until May |;
 No Indication They Will Be Resumed

Thirty teachers employed in the EEP classes which have been con. ducted here for the past several months will be released Thursday night and 3,764 pupils recruited from every section of the city will not be given the opportunity to finish their courses. according to instructions received by Dr Thomas J. Condon, superintendent of schools, from EZRA headquarters today. pr Condon has been in charge of the local project.
 Glasses scheduled for Thursday night will be held as usual. 1t was announced, but all those scheduled for succeeding dates will be dropped. The order is understood to effect the entire state, and is made necessary by the curtailment in EZRA funds.
 Started Last Fall
 Instituted here early last fall. the classse have proved exception ally popular with Waterburians Courses of instruction were given in such widely varying subjects as dancing, interior decorating, con- tract bridge and art appreciation, with a registration which far sur- passed preliminary estimates.
 Community organizations. neigh borhood card clubs and similar so- cieties took advantage of the courses offered in supervised in- struction and classes were conduct ed il homes and community build ings. The work was to have con- tinued here until the first of next month.
 There Is no indication that it will be resumed, according to of. ficials in charge of the project.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-01
ORCHESTRAL GROUP
 PRESENTS CONCERT
Newton Society Provides Sunday Evening Fea-
 ture at End Church

The Newton Orchestral society delighted a large audience at the Second Congregational h urc h last night in program of wei! chosen and popular selections. The concert was presented under the direction of Mario DeCicco of Wa terbury, in place of the regular Sunday night forum.
 Marjorie Nash Nuhn was guest soloist and her rendition of Mem delssohn's "Elijah," was well re- ceived. The program opened with an organ prelude, "Evening Song.' That was followed by "Tannhaus- err" march by Wagner. other numbers of the program that prov ed popular were Beethoven's Sym phony No. 1, Tchaikowsky's $ "Danse Arabe," Gounod's Fun eral March of a Marionette." Mo- zart's overture to Figaro's We'd ding Ketelby's "In a Monastery Garden" and Wagner's March from Rienzo."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-01
"COPPER KETTLE"
 FORMALLY OPENS
Excellent Cuisine One of Establishments Many .
 Delightful Features

All the geniality and hospitality of an old Colonial tavern, coupled with fine cuisine and modern ef- ficient service, are embodied in the atmosphere of the Copper Kettle which opened today at 59 East Main street. The Copper Kettle will be under the management of Louis .Kirschbaum, who reo ~ resigned from the Chase Bra "i'! Copper Co.,, and under the per sonal supervision of Mrs Bertha Kirschbaum. They will be assisted by competent staff.
 The establishment will feature breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner menus as we'll as every thing from a sandwich to a feast after the theater. Another feature of the Copper Kettle will be exhi- bits of antiques and paintings which will be show by Mrs Kirschbaum from time to time.
 The interior has been attractive ly decorated and all furnishings arc of maple with hand wrought fixt res to carry out as nearly as possible the interior of an old tav- ern. Another feature will be the Sleepy Hollow booths patterned after the famous Sleepy Hollow chairs. The color scheme has been carried out in red and cream mak-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-01
ADDRESSES GIVEN
 ON ORT MOVEMENT
Local Jewry Urged to Give Full Support By PrOnli-
 nent Speakers

waterbury's Jewry last night was urged to give full support to the Ort movement at a meeting held Of the Hebrew Institute on Kings bury street, speakers from in and out of the city pleading for sup- port of the program aiding young Jews to establish themselves.
 Attorney Cyrus Leventhal Of New York, Samuel Niger, famous Jewish leader and Rabbi William P. Greenfield delivered the princi- pal addresses.
 A musical program was present ed, having been arranged by Miss Paulette Wolozin. David Stein was chairman of the meeting and acted as toastmaster. Mrs Ida SossiIl was in charge of the supper.
 Assisting MT Stein in arranging the event were Morros Feinn, Mi cbael Tweerski, Isadore Dibner Samuel Steinman, Samuel Wolozin Morris Griner, Samuel Freedman 6 Morris Cooper, Mrs Sophia Stein Mrs David Stein and Attorney and Mrs A. Henry Weisman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-01
POLES PAY HONORS TO MAYOR HAYES
Testimonial Dinner Held Saturday Night for
 Chief Executive

Lieutenant governor Frank Hayes was the guest of honor at testimonial dinner last night held by the Polish American Citizens club at the organization club rooms on Bank street. John Win iarski of Hartford was toastmaster and speakers included Attorney Walter Kulikowski of Ansonia, Dr. F. Obuchowsky of this city, Execu- tive Secretary Thomas P. Kelly and Colonel William J. Shanahan.
 Mrs. Andrew Splettoscher, AL bert Lukowksy, Anthony Ciesien- sky, John Sterling, Edward Skub- inski, Marcel Ulatowski and Joseph Bisiewicz entertained during the evening. The committee in charge included Stephanie Sliz, Emelia Biscewicz, Stella Valeski, Henrietta Kosakowski, Clara Kowakowski Helen Wilhaus, Mrs. Helen Zen- bruski. Mrs. Korbusiewski, Mrs. Swiech. MT. and Mrs. Wilhaus, Loretta Trepanier, Rose Norman, Helen Karmen and Sophie Zilshi.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-01

The Connecticut Chapter, Amer ican Guild of Organists met last night at St Johns church, the ser vice beginning at 7:30 o'clock. Miles IA Martin, organist at St Johns arranged the program. Prof John l.. Bonn, organist at St aMr- garet's church, was the guest solo, ist, presenting very fine program of four organ compositions. He was assisted by Mrs Eric Pape, so- prano soloist at St Margaret's church, who sang Mozart's "Alle- luia." There was large at tendance last night to hear the ar tistic program, including the or- gan recital by Prof Bonn and the Guild service which preceded.
 Included In the program of MT Bonn were Bach's Prelude and Fugue in A Minor". Pietro Tons Sonata Romantics" with it's four impressive movements; 'TdyP by the late. Eugene Bonn, who died
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-01

More than 241,OO0 Of tn plate were produced in Germany in the last year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-01

M. Joseph Harmon of this city has been chosen chairman of the annual Easter dinncr-dance of the Connecticut Club of Niagara Uni- vcrsity which will be held at Way erly Inn, April 20. Dancing will start at 9 D. m. and continue until 8 a. m. The present officers of the club arc: Anthony F. Rossi of this city, president. Harmon vice.. identy; M. J. Harmon, vice-presi- dent, chairman ex-OfficiO; Julius M. DeZinnO of this city, secretary; and Thomas J. O'DOnncIl of Bris- tol, treasurer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-01

A solid bronze axe, believed to be hundreds of years old, has been unearthed in Straniff, North ern Ireland.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-01
TRAFFIC MANAGERS
 MEETING TONIGHT

The Naugatuck Valley Traffic club will lmeet tonight at g o'clock at the Elton to hear four addresses, as follows: Opinions on Freight Rate Increase by Shippers and Railroads" by James T. Dwyer:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-01
30 Teachers in EEP Courses Here be Let Go Thursday

"Consolidated clannitcaiion Com. mittee Dociet,w by Frank Fl. vlck- cry: "Class and Commodity Rates Western Trunk Line Territory. by J. R. Smith; Revision ok na.s Rates to the Southwest, by .. '. Grimm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-01

Here's little Julia Liklcy, age 2, of Bellevue street whose heroic res- cue of her younger brother from the icy waters of Lakewood pond was recently reported in The Democrat. At the risk of her own life, the yOungster crcpt out far enough on the treachcrous ice to extend a stick to her brother and pulled him safely to the shore. JullaNis recovering from an Illness brought on by the shock of the e&C-tragcdy.