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Evening star., 1936-08-14
HOLT DENOUNCES
MONEY CHANGERS
TO COUGHL|N|TES
Senator, Convention Key
noter, Wildly AppIauded y
by Delegates.
SOCIAL REVOLUTION
Is HIT BY COUGHLIN
Fight in Prospect Over Campaign
Course on Aid to
Lemke.
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
Reu. Charles Coughlin, radio
orator. for long time supporter
OF President Roosevelt, turned
against him after his Inauguration
and has made the President and
his policies targets for many OF his
radio addresses.
For his National Union for Social
Justice, dSsertedly non political, the
priest claims more than million
members.
By the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, August 14.-Ths
opening session Of Rev. Charles E.
Coughlin's National Union for Social
Justice convention cheered wildly to-
day an assertion by West Virginia's .
youthful Senator. Rush D. Holt, that
the money changers have not been
driven from the temple"
The 31-year-old Senator, a Demo-
crat, making the keynote address Of
the convention, brought delegates to
their feet with this reference to the
sixth of Father Coughlin's 16 points
abolition of the Federal Reserve bank
ing system.
Il can quote no better than from
William Jennings Bryan" said Holt.
Bryan said in 1923, the Federal Re-
serve Bank that should have been the
farmers greatest protection, has be-
come his greatest foe. - - If the Wall
Street spectators are in control of it,
it would be better to repeal it,"
In Sympathy With Union.
The West Virginian. who said he
accepted the invitation to address the
Coughlin organization because Of his
sympathy with its principles of social
justice, interspersed his speech with
criticism Of Congress, policies of the
Roosevelt administration and public
utilities.
1T is not my intention to advocate
or oppose the election of any candi-
date or political party" he told the
delegates.
He upheld attempts to raise the
mortgage burden of the farmer"
which. he said, had brought cries Of
imitation"
I'VE cannot have prosperity" he
declared, "aS long as the farmers of
America cannot purchase, and those
farmers cannot purchase as long as
they have no money to spend and are
confronted with the unparalleled
mortgage debt which takes every
penny of their money"
Father Coughlin told delegates: I'VE
will not participate in any social revo-
luton which would reduce such good
people who are represented here to
tincups and beggary."
Father Coughlin added: America
hasn't failed, nor has the Constitution,
but it is sad to remark that sometimes
Americans fail to preserve the Consti-
tuition"
AS Father Coughlin appeared at the
(See COUGHLIN, Page A-2)
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n the Associated Press.


ANAMoSA, Iowa, August 14.-John-
ny McGrath shook OF the memory Of
Is months In the State Reformatory
today and turned to the job promised
by the friend who got him out-James
J. Braddock, the world heavyweight
boxing champion.
The State Parole Board, mainly on
the strength OF . plea by Braddock.
yesterday let McGrath OF from the
balance Of 10-year sentence he drew
for breaking into . Shenandoah, Iowa,
cafe to steal bottle Of beer.
Braddock, friend Of Mc0rath in
their New Jersey boyhood, appealed In
person to Gov. Clyd L. Herring several
months ago and followed up with .
lettsr to the Parole Beard. promisine
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Earthquake Reported.

Georgetown University today re-
ported an earthquake which began at
3:21:l7 pm. yesterday and ended at
$50. The distance was estimated at
$500 miles. Direction was uncertain.
but it was probably in the vicinity of
Formosa, the university said, and was
Of moderate intensity.
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increase in the duration of military service
Communist Well Of Louis XIV
During the July IA military parade the Champs Eysee Communists
louder than Col de Roque dheren
surprised
reverently
proleaan girl who saved France He
surprised said
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Britain Brazil Past Signed.

LONDON, August II R.-The
British government yesterday an
nounced it had signed q reciprocal,
most-favcred-nation trade agreement
with Brazil. Cancellation of the agree
nent BY either government would re-
g1irs three mccths' noticA
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Chamber, and especially by the newspapers, but
however unpopular he may become he will not
be forced to resign until the imminent danger
of an international confagration is over. After
that we shall see
Elements of the Right do not want Blum out
because Of their knowledge that every mniste-
rial crisis in France strengthens Germany and
Italy in Central and Eastern Europe at the
expense Of the republic.
The Leftist parties. and especially the Com
munists, who begin to distrust their prime
minister. will not force him out because they
believe that France must show q strong united
front If she wants to be the champion of Com
munist democracy against Fascist dictatorship.
French Communists have become recently
the upholders of militarism in France. Follow
ing strict instructions from Moscow they
not only advocate a strong army, but also
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MATS TRAIL S0x, 60
Pete Appleton Il Chased From
Mound In Second Frame.

~ q stan Correspon0sns Of Ine Star.
BOSTON, August 14.-Shelling Pete
Appleton on the mound in the Sec
ond inning, after scoring four runs IN
the flrst, the Boston Red Sox were
leading the Nationals, 60, In the third
inning Of ths opening game Of . series
heeo this Afternocn.
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War Threat Ouer France
Guarantees Blum Cabinet
As Long as Crisis Lasts
Strong Leftist Front, Backed by Armed
Force, Supported by Communists
Who Fear Fascisn's Rise.
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN,
Stan Correspondent of The Star.

unlikely the
national situation remains strained it is today
a of Italy brought
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By the Associated Press.

~ tuU AooOSAAeCA 1859
LOS ANGELES, August 14.-Re-
sumption of the Mary Astor child
custody battle was threatened today
with its exchanged charges of Illicit
film colony romances-also . demand
for . new look into the auburn-haired
actress diary on life and love.
Only q few hours after court ap-
proval of an agreement in the tenn.
pestuous case, the new bombshell wa,
fired suddenly by Joseph Anderson
attorney for Miss Astor's former hus.
band, DR.. Franklyn Thorpe.
Anderson said he was angered By
q post-agreement statement in behalf
of Miss Astor, which, he charged
was prepared in advance Of the de-
cision. He also said he based his in.
tention to seek resumption of the cass
on the belief the signature of ROLAND
IC.n ACTQp pace "a
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David Lawrence on
Political Swing

rs THERE definite swing away from the New Deal?
Are Republicans hocking back to their party?
Is the third party strength increasing?
What factors underlying the present trend OF
the countrys attitude toward Government policies?
These and many other questions will be answered in
articles written by David Lawrence, washington COM
mentator who has started a tour Of the country
which will take him into 40 Of the 48 States and will
keep him the road practically all the time until
election day.
Each day he will describe to his readers the senti-
ment and opinions Of the people in the States as he
visits them.
On Saturday October 81. he viii make a summary Of
the entire situation and present his forecast Of the
the scales will. swing.
Read tie David articles ssd Watch tie Trssd Of
Otisios-Tkey Are Printed Each Day in
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1936-08-14
.REOPEN|NG AST0R
CASE THREATENED
Attorney for Dr.. Thorpe
Throws BombsheII Fol.
lowing Agreement.
BACKGROUND

BAL ChGhOUNU-
DR.. Frdnklyn Thorpe got uncor-
tested divorce from Mary Astor
April 20. 1885. recetping custody of
their daughter Marilyn. Out-ot-
court agreement oaue mother sir
months annual custody of child.
On July II flr, star sued to regain
full custody. charging DR.. Thorpe
forced her into divorce terms by
threat to "scdnddlize" her. Supe-
rior Court Judge Dudley Valentine
set July 28 as hearing date.
On July ~ DR.. Thorpe ans,0ered
former mites suit by charging she
was an unfit and improper per-
SON" to haze custody OF Marilyn.
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(see CRASH, Page A-2)
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(see SPAIN, Page So
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(See ASTOR, Page So
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lSee BROWN, PaRe AID
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90. Q. Weather Bureau Foreeast.}
Partly cloudy, probably shower late
tonight or tomorrow: somewhat cooler
tomorrow: gentle to moderate southwest.
tomorrow. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a. at
3:45 pm. yesterday; lowest, "A. at $50
am. today. Full report on Page B-2.
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SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

sTUDEBAKER 932 5.passenger brougham; !;
8 chromium steel wheels. excellent black
represents real value at S275. C. c. c.
Guaranty Capitol Cadillac Co., 1922 22nd
st. NV. Natl. 1900. Open Sun. and eve.
sTUDEBAKER 1884 President 8 seda n
You will call 1t brand-new; original let
black finish, and upholstery not soiied
tires show no wear; motor tiptop: origi-
nally cost 81 .395; our price today. S545.
strators: ready to sell, big discount: only
500 down JACK PRY, 1927 18th St NV.
TERRAfLANE de luxe 1898 sedan: very
best OF care; sacrifice. 1907; give terms
Nolan III 18th St N W
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

OLDSMOBILE s-cylinder sedan; this car
has been driven exactly 3,50s miles; Tus-
cany brown paint practically new tires:
spotleSS upholstery. de luxe radio. This
car can be purchased at substantial saw
inRs It was used exclusively by an Olds-
Capitol Cadillac Co, 1922 32nd st. NV,
Natl 5000. Open Sun. and eve.
OLDSMOBILE 1885 business coupe; paint
like new: $625, trade or cash. lS44 Kalo-
rama rd. NV. Col OI12.
OLDSMOBILE 1884 6-cylinder sport
coupe; beautiful new tan finish; upholstery
and tires like new: first class mechanically
Only S4o5 Pohanka Service. I126 Goth
st. NV. District 914l.
oLDsMoBILE 1896 s-cylinder touring
coupe; black paint cloth upholstery. ex-
cellent tires: very low mileage. We can
truly state this Oldsmobile is in new-car
condition, sse5. G, G. G GUARANTY. Cspi-
5000. Open Sun. and eve.
OLDsMOBILE 1881 5-passenger sedan;
excellent dark green paint. cream wire
wheels, spotless upholstery and fine. quiet
G C. C. Guaranty Capitol Cadillac Co,
1922 23nd ST. NV. Natl. $500. Open Sun.
and eve.
paint tires and motor exceptionally good
in this wor derful buy. Safety Tested" and
approved. Our price. Si95. Wisconsin Mo-
tor Co. Oldsmobile Dealers. cool M st. NV
OLDSMOBILE 1855; several Us and IS;
various body styles to choose from, all in ex-
cellent condition. having been Safety Test
e& and approved, Low, down payments
Motor Co Oldsmobile Dealers. 390l M
st. NV
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sALE-AUToMoBILEs.

ROCKNE 1882 sedan; MANUFACTURED By
Studebaker; privately owned and carefully
driven exceptionally clean and sound
throughout, splendid free wheeling motor.
all good rubber: S245: small down payment
and easy terms. Triangle Ford Dealers. 4th
and Fla ave. ne. National 39s5. Open
evenings.
sTUDEBAKER 1884 Dictator "8" convert
ible coupe: shiny gray fnish with red steel
artillery wheels: upholstered in genuine
gray leather: safety glsss. automatic start
e.. free wheeling and an Ss-hp. ensine with
Horner. Inc: I'LL 14th st. NV. Natl. 1851
sTUDEBAKER 1884 President b-passenser
touring sedan; g steel wheels. rich dark
maroon paint. fne. clean upholstery; sum
mer seat covers. excellent tires. radio; this
is surely clean car: $575. @. c. C. Guar
anty. Capitol Cadillac Co, 1922 22nd st..
NV. Natl. 5000. Open Sun. and eve.
sTUDEBAKER 1891 custom straight -eisht
sedan; this car in best OF condition and
will be sacrificed at $l75, cash or terms.
See Mr.. Posner. III 18th st. NV.
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sALE-AUTOMOBILES. !.

PLYMOUTH 1881 coupe in good condition;
rumble seat. SLAB. Columbia Motor
Sales. Inc. 1922 f4th st. NV. 49,
PLYMOUTH 1888 coach: low milease and
flrst-class tires: this beautiful black car
will give you low-cost TRANSPORTATION for
servise sffs 2oth ST. PriHe sofS hsnks sia
PLYMOUTH 1885 coach: finish almost
like new, quiet motor, clean interior exI
cellent tires; honestly priced at $3.50 only
&120 down mo- payments arranged to suit
you. Owens Motor Co. 1928 Ga ave
PLYMoUTH--S12 90 credit for. $50 on new
Plymouth. Must dispose of by Friday.
PONT1AC. 1896. green, s-cyl.. doors. with
largest trunk. radio: carefully used two
months: reduced $500. 1921 Conn. Cleve-
land 1898. ".
REQ 1880 Flying Cloud de luxe roadster;
wire wheels. fender wells, trunk. radio,
rumble seat, cream finish, clean Interior,
Logan Ford Dealers, 1419 Irving st. NV.
Col 370O.
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

OLDsMOBILE 1929 sedan in very good
condition throughout; excellent transpor-
i1a6 Goth st.. NV. District el41.
PACKARD de luxe little s. sedan. custom
built like new: only S2S5; terms or trade.
Mr.. Roper, Dist. 400. Must be seen be-
PACKARD 1929 cabriolet:. quiet powerful
motor excellent finish, brand-new TOP;
at Sl6O. and it is easily worth the money;
only $50 down balance $50 month. Owens
Motor Co. 1929 Georgia ave.
PLYMOUTH 1892 sedan; new paint: very
good tires. motor best mechanical conol.
ton safe i1expsniS.ye Tsits5S anS an
proved Our price. Sl9g Wisconsin Motor
Co. Oldsmobile Dealers. 2a0l M st. NV.
PLYMOUTH-Will sell my S100 credit on
1895 de luxe Plymouth for S25. Bill. Co
PLYMOUTH 1888 coupe. de luxe model
quiet. powerful motor. clean interior, ex-
cellent finish: Ave fne tires; nowhere in
Washington Maryland or Virginia can you
equal this fine car at our honest price OF
S3l5: pay only $50 down. balance ar
genFsd gon Wish to osens sa Motor e
PLYMOUTH 1898 convertible coupe; new new
ed" and approved Our price. S329. Wis
consin Motor Co.. Oldsmobile Dealers. 2901
NJ st NV.
PLYMOUTH 1894 coupe. A real beauty;
dandy motor. excellent tires; clean as a
pin inside and out; honestly priced At
arrange balance to suit YOU. any demon
stration you want. Owens Motor Co.. 6323
Georeia ave.
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SAVE 1h0 DOLLARS.

1924 Dodge de luxe sport coupe: original
black finish. clean whipcord upholstery.
mechanically perfect. rumble seat. matched
must sacrifice. Can be Fought on terms
with insurance coveraee. Call Mr.. Brooks.
North Sa94
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

La SALE 1898 touring sedan; perfect
The upholstery. tires and motor are in ex-
Gssn anHsuay f9nd0n eeao s fS9 wi" 4 9d G ing eus sa
NV. Nati 1900 open sun and eve.
NASH 1884 six sedan. To drive this car
price at $3.50 1t stands out as 2 real
bargain. SIS down. balance 81 finance
plan. Warrington Motor Co.: Nssh,Lafay.
NASH 1882 5-passenger sedan. excellent
black paint, very good tires. fine. clean
nd tSs ser very eea car ss5
Guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co.. 1922 22nd
st. NV. Natl. $500. Open Sun. and eve.
NASH 1892 s-cylindsr convertible coupe.
de luxe equipment Has s, been throush e our u
teed in writins for 80 days s45 down.
S22;o monthly. Warrington Motor Co..
Nash-Lafayette Dealers. 2035 18th ST. NV.
Potomac 010l
NASH Ambass dor eisht sedan. 1882. de
aTe safe rees in its
n0elbR sa5 aSHn Mesda osane &C. Sssh
Lafayette Dealers. 2035 18th st. NV,
Potomac 010l.
OAKLAND sedan. 1891: best of condition;
Mr.. SAKE, North 1854.
OAKLAND 1890 VS. coach; very good con-
dition throughout: excellent transportation
at very low cost Safety Tested" and ap-
proved Our price S129 Wisconsin Motor
Co. Oldsmobiie Dealers. 290l NJ st. NV.
OLDSMOBILE 1927 sedan: mileage, A.
600: SIS cash. 632S Georgia ave. NV.
OLDSMOBILE 1873 5-cyinder 5-passenger
touring coupe: black paint, spotless cloth
upholstery, good tires and splendid motor
An inspection will convince you OF the
excellent value of this car. S325 c. C. G.
Guaranty Capitol Cadillac Co, loo! o2nd
st NV. Natl. $500. Open Sun and eve.
OLDSMOBILE 1882 d sedan: original fin
ish black; low mileage: price S"Q5 Com
munity Motor Sales. 662l Wis. ave. NV.
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

FORD 1898 Fordor sedan; Philco radio
ana all extras; only 5000 miles; sacrifice.
on On terms. only $50 down. Nolan. 18th and
The Washington times., 1936-12-25

LARGE UNFURN. APT:
Luxury with capital "L". Any
way that's my opinion about this
four room, kitchen and two bath
apartment. It is perfect in every
way, having three exposures, well
arranged rooms and modern.
equipment and best of all two
complete baths. Located on one
Of the most fashionable avenues in
our beloved city, you can search
far and wide before you will find
its equivalent. There is electric
refrigeration, elevator and switch
board service and the rent is only
$4,000.
UNFURN. APIS. IN
ALEXANDRIA:
Alexandria, with its quaint old
homes, so full of charm and at,
moSphere, has added to its appeal
q lovely new apartment house.
Here you will find some very
original ideas in apartments. They
consist Of two rooms, kitchen,
dinette and bath and three
rooms, kitchen, dinette and bath.
The living rooms are unusually
large with plenty of good wall
space and huge windows. The bed
rooms are quite spacious and
cleverly arranged. The dinettes
are more like junior dining rooms
and will easily seat six people
comfortably. All the newest of
equipment has been utilized in
the planning of the kitchens and
meal preparation would be a plea
sure instead of a task. These apart
ments are unfurnished and rent
from $40 to $92.50 and they are
really very delightful and diff
ferent. This building is located
within ten minutes Of 14th and
Pennsylvania Avenue.
The Washington times., 1936-12-25
$40 to $40


18TH ST. N, E. 315, Apt. So large rms
ated; only $45. See janitor or phone Mr.
Toms. District 2434. 8 to 6 p. m.
The Washington times., 1936-12-25

NEW APARTMENTS:
If you are considering moving
the first of the year, see these
ultra-modern apartments at 1000
Connecticut Avenue. You will
want to move in Immediately.
There are two types of apartments
.. an efficiency one consisting of
a living room 17x1212 it,, with
dressing room containing a mur,
ply bed, combination sun room
and dining room 13x8 it., a gem
of q kitchen, beautifully decorated
bath with built-in tub and shower
The kitchens are all electric and
outside rooms; the walls are tinted
in pleasing shades; the floors are
parquet and there are Venetian
blinds at the windows. The other
type have the same appointments
but there is also a bedroom. The
corner apartments have living
rooms 21X12 #. and are perfectly
adorable. Remember, don't go look
at them if you are satisfied where
you are now living, because you
will want to move right in. Rentals
range in price from $3.50 to
$3.50.
UNFURN. APT.
downtown 10th ST.
For the family that entertains
a great deal, believe this apart,
ment would prove very satiSfac,
tory. Located on exclusive 10th
Street in a building that is famed
for it's distinctive clientele, this
apartment consists of five rooms
and two baths, each room bright
and individually arranged. The
best of taste has been shown in the
decorations and there is SO much
good wall space I feel sure it
would furnish very attractively.
Rental $3.50.
The Washington times., 1936-12-25
RENTAL HUNTING
with BARBARA HOLMES

interested the places described beov rrte phone
call Barbara Holiness 1919 ST. H. d. 500 d. 1000
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Auto Service
DE. 599S. B. R. 211S First St. N. ".
Auto repair'g. all makes. hydraulic brake
and ignition specialists. Reid 3 Co.
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WASHINGTON's

Electrical Contractors
DE. 5974. 1918 N St. N. W.
NJ. j. Lapp Jr. Electric wiring contracting.
repairing: free estimates: reasonable prices.
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Coal and Fuel Oil
Highway.- Lowest prices on coal and
wood. Fuel oil.
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False Teeth Repairing
NE. 1S33-False teeth repaired while you
wait. Emergency Laboratory. 606 18th
St., at =. Room sol. Sunday, 1912.
The Washington times., 1936-12-25
$50 to $50

6420 14TH ST. NV.
1401 TUCKERMAN ST. NV.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath apts.: large,
sunny rooms; near 18th St. bus.
$62.50-$67.50
Drive out 18th st. to Sheridan. right one
block. then left to apartments.
HARRY B. PITTS co.
1919 18th St. n. W. NE. o1oo
The Washington times., 1936-12-25
REST0RATI ION
TALK PLANNED

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Dec. 25.
DIR. w. A. Goodwin, rector of the
historic Burton Parish Church, in
Williamsburg, Va, and originator
Of the restoration project there,
will give an illustrated lecture on
"The Williamsburg Colonial Res
toration," at the George Washing.
ton High School auditorium on
Tuesday, January 5. at o'clock.
The illustrations will show how
the town looked prior to the res
toration, how it appears at pres
ent, and what it will look like in
the, future when plans now under
way have been completed.
The lecture will be open to stu
dents of the high school and the
public. It is being sponsored by
the Garden Club of Alexandria.
The Washington times., 1936-12-25

Auto Sales and Service
WE. e972-Great reductions on AL cars
Open evenings until 10 pm. WISCONSIN
MOTORS. Goth and N Sta. N. ".
DI. OI1O. l13S Conn. Ave. N. ".
Studebaker and Pierce-Arrow. my used
cars make good or do" Lee D. Butler.
DI. 42OO-Chevrolst Sales GnA serviOA
BARRY PATE. 11SO CONN. AVE.
The Washington times., 1936-12-25

Auto Trouble
ENcAR s4.Hour s:fv!es
NESGE UH1N6 6l4 H st. n. W.
Evening star., 1936-10-13
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NYazHIX3f81nln
&Y4E3.liEl!ll3
Merchandise
at GIvE-AWAy
P R | G E S

A thrilling wind-up after II years of pros.
porous business. The unexpected decision
to sell out found every department loaded
and our storeroom packed with complete
line of new Fall and Winter merchandise.
Our regular patrons know what to expect
when we say that our regular low prices
have been drastically slashed for this
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE!
Evening star., 1936-10-13
We Cannot
OveI'-emphasize
this EVENT

Don't have regrets when your friends
show you the wonderful things they've
purchased in this GOING OUT OF BUSI-
NESS SALE.
Don't moan and say 81 wish could
have known" Come on down and see for
yourself.
No matter what you need, the price is way
down in reach Of every budget.
Evening star., 1936-10-13
Morethan
Three
Quarters
Century

The King family has
served four generations
of Washingtonians and
they have found Kings
Palace to be their store
s. daily Offering un.
usual values for the en-.
tire family. But now
we are closing our doors
-. selling out be.
cause this location has
become so valuable that
it is extremely profit.
able to sell out.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-16
Judge

Echo Lake road, Watertown, Lith- uaIlian.
 Clifford Hassett, 52 Academy street British; Harold Carlson, 36 Marion avenue, Swedish; Concetta DeMeo, 87 Easton avenue, Italian; Joseph Morin, 123 East Main street, British; Vincent Urbonas, 97 Green street, Lithuanian; Paul Guzzardi, g Full Ter street, Italian; Esther Johnson, Naugatuck, Swedish; I. 1gnotas, 128 Avon avenue, Lithuanian; John Sko- vera, IS Wood street, Russian; Thomas Sullivan, 34 Chase Park ave- nue, British; Marie Chabot, 40 East Liberty street, British; John Colen-, da, 177 Fulton Park avenue, Rusz sian; Marie A. Chabot, 40 East Lib- erty street, British.
 Giavanni Palumbo, 794 Hamilton avenue, Italian; A. Belval, GA Sco- will street, British; John Andrulis, 606 Washington avenue, Lithuanian; George B. Campbell, 16 Starview avenue, British; Joseph Bagoripas, Oakville, Lithuanian; Ruth Camp bell, 16 Starview avenue, British; Oscar Mattson, S7 Tudor street, Swedish; Ellen Mattson, 87 Tudor street, Swedish; Ottorina Stabila, 1105 North Main street, Italian; James Aldorisio, S8 Railroad Hill street, Italian; Valerie Gilbert, 337 South Main street. British: Bertha Conlombe, g East Liberty street. British; Joseph Trepanier, 73 East Dover street, British and R. Stabila, HOS North Main street, Italian.