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Evening star., 1936-03-08
FOR SALE-LEAV1NG CITY


Builders attractive stone front English
type house just completed. s. $50. First
fioor-Large sunken living room. dining
room. bed rooms. tile bath and kitchen
with, electric refrigerator. large screened
porch and detached garage. Second floor
Now rented; 3 rooms and bath. with cleo
trio refrieerator also. This ,l home is eX5 X,
ceptionally we'll built. beautifully decorated
and fully insulated with rock wool through
out. Inquire l4l2 North Abingdon street.
Woodlawn Village. one block from Glebe
road Clarendon. Va.
TO SETTLE ESTATE-LARGE. ROOMY
bunealow. large lot. about - acre: bearing
fruit trees. grapes berries. Shrubbery and
flowers; large vegetable garden. l Allie
gheny ave. Takoma Park.
EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE. GARRET. PARK,
a acre ground: SIS 900. A bargain. Ad-
dress Box 232-A. Star office.
WILL ACCEPT
Cnencumhered lot near Clarendon as part
payment for new brick home; we'll con
structed and reasonably priced. Wide
lot in wooded section. Three to choose
from. Terms. L. S. HURLEY. walnut
S60S or Columbia 1927.
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5i2 ACRES. ALEX. VA. a MILE; RMS.
> baths. electricity; elec. motor at well;
3O0-ft read front: shade: elevation, $50
#: fruit. berries Il English walnut, IL black
walnuts). / large pecan 200 boxWood
planted Scar garage: Wash. D. C.. go
min Price SIS. 900: $1,000 cash. balance
as rent, $50 per month INCLUDING INTEREST,"
until paid Address Box 434-T, Star office
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.
630l DELAWARE ST.
= rooms. baths. ami. elec. refrig-
orator. @-car garage. oil heat
FLOYD E. DAVIS
133 18th St NV. National O353
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TAKOMA PARK.
ta AA

S-ROOM DUTCH COLONIAL
Two wooded lots. 100 by ! 80. House
has central hall plan. with large living
room. with fireplace on left and two rooms
on right with large porch. Large living
room and kitchen and pantry IN rear, Full
basement, INV. heat. Attractive house;
needs repairs. Convenient 10 stores ana
schools.
So5OO-A really fine brick home, Dutch
Colonial; & very large rooms. = tiled baths,
on 6O-foot lot in esta bllshed nelghbGrhood.
only short distance to bus and cars one
fare zone and convenient to high and
grade schools: 6, OOO less than original
selling price Condition Will be better than
new; $3.50 first mortgsge. per cent
Evening star., 1936-03-08

NEAR FAIRFAX. ON ROUTE 40
acres and large G-room house; all modern
improvements except radiation; barn and
outbuildineS; S6,90O. Call Fairfax 81 l-F-l@.
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GLOVER PARKS 500
Modern room. bath home. incloSed
porches. bullt-in garage. A real buy.
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ohoEe Falls Church

S3,9)O--TERMS.
Attractive. modern 6-room BUNGALOW in
Falls Church; city water. electric range.
Large lot. Convenient to everything.
THE LUTTRELL COMPANY.
East Falls Church. Va. Falls Church 81.
COTTAGE CITY MD.
broom, bath bungalow. good condition
paved street; near D. c. line, 81 500; 5000
cash so month Apply OWNER. llg
Garfield ave Hyattsvllle Md.
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LARGE. MODERN. VACANT BUNGALOW:
fireplace OAK floors, garage. beautiful
lawns 6nxl5O: most refined. Riverdale:
20 minutes downtown. Bargain at 81 900
-S4UO cash. GEO. c. WALKER. Phone
Greenwood 1899 mot Sundays,
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SALE--HOUSES.
ONLY GA 650

tiled bath. shower. Eiectrolux refrigerator,
oil burner garage. deep lot. In a quiet
restricted .neighborhood. just north of r.
balance building and loan assoc. Call
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OWNER LEAVING TOWN.

Two large lots and 4-rcom bungalow,
HyattSville Hills Md: unfurn. or COM
pletely furn.. Priced 81 $50. Low cash
payment and SIS month. Call ROGERS
& TOMPKINS Hyattsviile 340
NEW BRICK HOMES. ARLINGTON CO.
Va 81 $50 and up; terms. $500 cash am
up balance like rent. Be your own land
you these homes.
A & B Developing Co., Inc,
Gig Wilson Blvd, Clarendon. Va
Phone Walnut 1875 So
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ATTRACTIVE NEW GROOM AND BATH
brick bungalow. with h.-wh eleC. range
electricity, hot-water heater, garage;
wooded lot 75x1 80; y block bus: price,
81 800; terms. ZANTZ1NGER CO, sos
Pa1tjnoore nike RiVerdale
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50 OOO-Fine building lot; lsree 'front.'
age on Georgia avenue.
S7@50-Brick house 6 large rooms. h.
W. heat. oak floors. fireplace: about hall
acre of level ground Plenty of shade and
Shrubbery.
s., 500-5-room house. acres. Has city
conveniences
For suburban homes with an acre or
more al ''FsrnlS Sale
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VICINITY DUPONT CIRCLE-S RMS. :"
baths. sleeping porch. servants quarters
basement; prefer private family or for
professional purposes, Sl25 DIXIE REAL
Try CO. Natl. $3.50; Sunday. Pot. 21l2.
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CORNER HOME, Sth AND BUCHANAN

The above homes all represent invest
ment value. We will gladly show you any
OF them. Call for appointment Address
not given over the phone tnot even 10
brokers'. Come in and see US or tell US
where We can see you.
WAPLE e. JAMES, INC
Home Specialists and Builders
1904 I1th 81 N w District 331R
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GEORGETOWN.
DETACHED-S8 $50.

Fine brick residence in the best block
OF GeorSetoWn: reasonably priced.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON.
305 Investment Bldg Met oSo7
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SALE--HOUSES.


SPECIAL NE. BARGAIN. COMMERCIAL
zone. IN growing section. rooms: bath
SIS va another S4 s'fo Beautiful Corner COM
mercial can be modelled into . stores.
Sin.6in $HS 50; ,6I3E ZEE cuRTo' 1856 H st. me-
610I NORTH DAKOTA AVE. NV
Brand-new home & rooms. bath: beautiful:
recreation room. garage. lot 75x1 10 great
JOE CURTo Lincoln l0l47.
LooK! OK HOME HON 81? Or nINI1S dMyEsTMENTw N 7 ~
Georgia 1872.
PETWORTH-REAL BARGAIN.
$3.50 Little cash. balance less than
rent 3 rooms. bath. garage. brick Geor-
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-HoME OF ARMY
officer. 81 800; 7 rooms, garage, oil heat
corner lot Easy terms. District 4l73.
WILL SACRIFICE.
S6,250. Near Sth and Longfelow SITS.
NV. Brick. rooms. bath. garage; good
condition. Near stores schools and trans
portation. owner says sell at once.
A MODERN HOME READY TO MOVE IN
in beautiful Westmoorland Hills. al rea-
sonable price. Phone Cleveland 4949.
OWNER LEAVING CITY. SACRIFICE
connea cor ,rr mouse: cost @ ~ 300 good location
? families. 1915 Holbrook terrace ne.
CAPITOL HILL-7lo A ST. Sc.
$3.50.
lst fioor-3 rooms, rec hall and shower.
md foor-4 rooms and bath.
Attic-ConVerted into room.
Hot-water heat--electrlcity.
Near f, Cap. and Sth ST. cars.
FRANK M. DOYLE. Realtor. 927 18th
st. NV.
District 1855
| NORTH CLEVELAND PARK-WEST OF
Bureau of Standards.
| Open 3-5 Sunday.
| $40. $50.
| 31li Warren st.
| Semi detached
| Well constructed of good materials.
| u rooms and > complete baths.
| Concrete front porch and > rear porches.
| Oil burner.
| Fireplace.
| Metal weat ther-stri -screens-awnings
| PlaStered walls and ceiling in cellar.
Brick garage.
Paved street and alley.
| Convenient to stores. schools and trans
portation.
| Good condition.
! For inspection phone
| FRANK NJ. DOYLE, Realtor. 927 10th st.
II. W.
| District rnf5
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L. T. GRAVATTE.
90 1stb TorhT TnD Natl

.4"5 7 st ST. NV.
Open SATURDAY and Sunday Afternoons
Brick, 9 rms " b.. oil burner. elec. Fac
inc Mcmillan Park. Lease ] year at $50
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NEARBY VIRGINIA.

S. 700
,o oId c9!9nial lest estate od Mqderntzed Groom
bonSe Ser li9 TedFs on 0a acTe rscq enc with
a variety OF beautiful trees and shrubbery
close to bus and stores. 1t Is one OF the
outstanding values in nearby Virginia and
must be seen to be appreciated.
New modern 5-room Cape Cod. located
in excellent residential section on large
lot G0x350 one block from good school
and bus line, " blocks from ,tores. Beau
ag osoG walks ks s snd srsve drive The
rooms are large and there is space in foored
attic for bed ro9ns gG soo
14a4 acres, a-room house. partly mod
ern; reasonable terms
1OR acres good house excellent harm.
set. Of ; outoulIdings, All IN fine con-
dition, well fencea Il and no drained.
5-room bungalow. ami; lot 5oxl5o:
easy terms.
12o acres, good land. fencing, outbuid-
inss and steam. ,oo
70 acres good house. shade. outbuiding5
~ N. Esf1RTHgHR5 + GGgRgH BFAkToR' : AT
Falls Church. Va 1nnHl'ESp TeI, FSTs ais Church ~.
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW. $3.50.
6O?s EASTERN AVE.-TAKoMA PARK.
Open Sunday.
5, laree rooms, bed rooms. 12@xi@.iia:l @ n:
paved street one fare zone
c. W. VAN WAGNER,
GEORGIA 1926.
223 Cedar St. Takoma Park D c.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW.
Lots 1O0x500-S63i ), 81 .0On Each
City conveniences: good terms; churches.
schools. stores. VIII finance homes.
Also Small Acreage aad Farms.
HARRY NJ MARTIN
il Dresden st. Chevy Chase View.
Phone kensington IS.
HOMES NORTH OF WASHINGTON.
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NEAR SILVER SPRING, MD, ?04 GAR
wood ave-Semi BUNGALOW. wide front
porch living room. din, kitchen, built In
rooms and built-in bath on 2nd floor, 2nd
floor arranGed 5 apt. Il desired; oil oil heat, heat
garage. East on ColeSville pike to Franklin
consider exchange. OWNER. phone Ma
tional 1731; evening Cleveland 1640.
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S6.95O.

A JAMEsoN-BUI house. 3 rms. mod
efn Wen located. Bus tranSpor tation
right at your door Easy terms o, SGg5
cash. balance like rent
$50 Franklin ST NE
OPEN Saturday and Sunday
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MHEATON

shady grounds, near Seminary; electricity.
bath good NV. heating plant; house needs
repairs.
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1927 BAY ST. Sc.

Eight rooms on two floors oil heat:
Just a few years old can be arranged for
two families. Price and terms reasonable.
open o1Iey qary r, .y.,, po., enc,
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SALE-HOUSES.

CoLoRED-BARGAIN 18th AND GIRARD
. r., automatic heat, garage: vacant.
Decatur 06l7-M
FOR COLORED
4269-4271 Washington st. n.e.-New
semi detached brick homes; T. rooms bath.
h.-wh.. cleo. cellar laundry trays; deep
lot. Drive out Benning road to 42nd ST.,
left one block. Open Sunday. . to 5.
j. MERRILL CONNER
Investment Bldg District 2OO2
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS,
West of 14th st; lot 5Ox15n; improved
with detached home of . rooms, .
baths; oil burner: elec. refrigeration .
car garaae7, This, property and location
lends itself ideally for IN apartment
house site. Selling for land value alone
at 81 per square foot.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th St. Realtor Natl O153.
Evening, Phone Geo 1900
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OWNER WILL TRADE

Brand: new. semi-detached brick home in
| Mt. Pleasant. bright rooms. beautiful
| wood -paneled rec rm lear garage.
Price, $40. $50. Call National S0h1.
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HILLIRESI I, 5 E
Detached brick home-S7 $50.
MARIETTA PARK-SEMI-D DETACHED
S1150-Oil heat large yard.
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SEE THIS SUNDAY. VERY ATTRACTIVE
new brick bungalow, h.-wh.. full tiled
bath with built-in tub and shower, electric
kitchen, hardwood floors. beautiful kitchen
easy terms 425 Lincoln ave. Riverdale,
Nd OWNER National oO1 s.
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% ACRES ROLLING LAND FEW HUN
dred feet off Rockville Boulevard. adjOln-
ing Flint Stone Golf Club: to settle estate
Wonderful investment. Phone Cleveland
56}3 after o'clock. s.
10 ACRES. HOUSE. GAS AND ELECTRIC
ity. on Wash. Blvd. H. E. WALLACE,
I.aNrel. Nd
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CORNER BUNGALOW. ROOMS AND

WILL SELL TWO ACRES FROM LARGE
tract on Chesapeake Bay; high ground.
very rich soil shade trees: close to water:
excellent bathing and fishing. About ~
miles from Washington. close to State
highway Can finance building. Terms.
Address Box 4So-R Star Office.
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WILL SACRIFICE

Completely renovated Chevy Chase de-
tached home at several thousand dollars
unGer original price. , large bed rooms. =
paths. library. living room with fireplace,
dining room. dinette modern kitchen Co.
!onial hardwood floors two-car garage
Phone Dlhtrict G95O any time.
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FOR $50.

Beautiful brick Colonial home. restricted
country Club section. Large porch. 80 it,.
wooded lot; nearing completion; subject
COUNTRY CLUB GROVE, VA.
3S2S NORTH CHESTERBROOK RID.
Drive out Canal rd. cross Chain Bridge
straight ahead / mile on Glebe rd turn
Owner. Walnut SSEn.M
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District J0l5.
2l1 KENNEDY ST NV

2l1 KENNEDY ST. NV.
First commercial zone Can be re-
modelled into a store and apt. at nominal
expense. To be delivered in new-house
condition. rooms bath, butlt-in garage.
Price, $3.50
Call Mr., Raine. Columbia 4S39-J
WAPIE & JAMES. INC.
1924 14th ST NV. Dist. 334f.
CORNER BRICK-HILLCREST.
Six large rooms. all modern, Just re-
conditioned. Vacant. Semi -bungaloW.
1904 32nd ST. Sc.
Open /" 10 Q.
WAPI E & JAMES. INC,
1424 l4th ST. NV. Dist. 3a41.
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WONDERFUL BARGAIN.

GALLATIN ST. w
. Attractive 6-room home Excellent con-
dition. Two incloSed porches. Large lot.
oetachpd garage. Arranged for two fam
ilieS. Near Ga. ave. Price. S5 $50. Terms,
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.,
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ALL-BRICK, CENTER HAUL.

Modern home. Original cost. $4,000. re-
duced to SlO,950. Unusual value. Large
corner lot 90xl35: beautiful roses, shrub
berry; 2-car brick garage; large living and
inclosed glassed-in rear porch, large front
porch a bed rooms}. modern bath with
shower, attic, rock-wool insulation. oil
burner; Weather-Stripped throughout Pos
session March 10. Inspect this real sub
urban home. LESLIE D. MEASELL. Phone
Cleveland 34f5 50
Evening star., 1936-03-08

4516 30th ST. N.W.-MOD-
ERN STONE RESIDENCE:
C IN T Err HALL, SEVEN
ROOMS, SUN PARLOR, 2
CAR GARAGE; LOT 65x15O;
FLOWERS, SHRUBBERY,
TREES; MOST EXCLUSIVE
RESIDENTIAL SECTION;
COST OWNER TO BUILD,
$27,250; WILL SACRIFICE
FOR S14,45O. OWNER,
CLEV. 2707. OPEN SATUR-
DAY EVENING AND SUN
DAY, 3 TO5 PM.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-08
JOHN |. LEWIS
 DIETING GREEN

Washington, June s-(UP)-John l.. Lewis, belligerent proponent or the industrial method of unioniza- ton, charged today that the Am- erican Federation of Labor IS pur. suing Q policy of anxious inertia" in the drive to unionize the na- tion's steel workers.
 In Q letter to William Green A. F. of L. president, Lewis renewed his defiance of the parent organi- zation of his United Mine Workers He indicated he would push Tor" ward without A. F. of L. help in a campaign to transform the nations steel plants into an organized labor stronghold.
 The letter was in answer to one which Green wrote to Lewis Sat- urday, accusing the mine workers president of "thwarting" attempts for solidarity and cooperation in the steel unionization campaign.
 The exchange of letters drove still deeper the wedge which has split organized labor into factions on the question of whether the na. tion's workers should be unionized by industries or by crafts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-08
SETTLE SUIT OF. TRACY BROTHERS
$6,OOO Was Decided Upon By Referee-West Side
 Hill Church Suit

Settlement for 96,000 of the suit brought by the receivers for the Tracy Brothers company against the board of trustees of the West Side Hill Methodist Episcopal church is recommended in a report filed today with the clerk of the sl- perior court by Judge Frederick M' Peasley of Cheshire, state referee Judge Edwin 0. Dickenson is expect cd to accept the recommendation in superior court this week.
 The action has been pending II, the courts for several years. Both parties agreed several months ago to have the matter heard before Referee Peasley. Hearings were held April 2 and May 20. and c num- ber of witnesses testified.
 Work Not Completed
 The suit was brought against the church by Attorney Theodore " Meyer and others, as receivers for the Tracy Brothers O., local con. tracting firm. The suit was brought to recover for work done for the church. The church trustee con- tended that the work was not finish. cd, and that the building was in poorer condition after the alleged partially completed alterations than before.
 Judge Peasley says that from the evidence he heard in the case, . settlement for 16,000 seems equitable and just. He recommends that the court grant its approval.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-08
NAUCATUCK TO
 LOSE BY CHANCE
Certain Goods Being Made in Borough Are Trans.
 ferred to Providence

Naugatuck, June 0.--Production of several goods made in the sundries department of the U. s. Rubber company here will be transferred from Naugatuck to Providence on about July i, it, was announced to- day by Walter H. Norton, factory manager of the company here. Items to be transferred will be: Nodded water bottles syringes, ice caps, bulbs, play balls, footballs, tubingj Bathing suits and caps.
 This is only one.third of the sun- dries department here, The state- Tle1at did not include how many will Dc affected, this not being definite ly known at this time. The reason given is that 1t is fin pursuance of the .. g. Rubber company policy to consolidate all similar nanufac- turing operations in one location" "
 This $ the first time in recent years that . transfer has been made from Naugatuck to another town, that is where the U. 8. Rubber Products, Inc, Is concerned.
 Mir. Norton's announcement of in. terest to Naugatuckians and Water. bury residents who work here, in more detail follows:
 Tn pursuance of the U. 6. Rub. Der company policy to consolidate all similar manufacturing opera tons in one location, production on
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-08
TRUCE REACHED
 IN TONAWANDA

Tonawanda, N. Y.,June 8-(UP)- A temporary truce was reached to- day between striking employees and Remington Rand officials after James H. Rand, Jr, president of the office supply company, person. ally addressed strikers who earlier in the morning had rioted.
 Several persons were injured and six were arrested during the dis- order.
 Rand told the strikers that he was willing to meet Q committee from the striking workers and ar- bitrate the matter. His announce ment, the first overture of the com- pany toward arbitration, was fol- lowed probably by Q truce under which the company agreed to send all strike breakers away. The 800 pickets who battled with 100 strik- breakers when the plant gates were closed were withdrawn,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-08
ICE HOUSE FIRE
 IS INCEND|ARY Children Believed to Be . Responsible for Blaze at Lakewood

The spectacular two alarm 6laze which destroyed the huge ice house at Lakewood park last night ct an officially estimated damage of 9lO,- 900 was of incendiary origin, Fire Marshal Dennis J. Lahey said today. Marshal Lahey qualified his state. ment with the comment that he felt the fire was the "act of children" " and that 1t might be considered doubtful whether Q child without the powers of reasoning could Dc accused of incendiarism.
 He said the recent shed fire at Lakewood was attributable to the same cause. The blaze last night, one of the most spectacular in the city in years, attracted thousands of persons who drove to the scene in cars and provided police with 0 problem in seeing to 1t that tiremen could work unhampered.
 Fire Burned Rapidly
 The building is about 50 feet high, and measures 30 by 126 feet. 1nsus lated as is the custom, with sawdust, the huge shed was soon an inferno of flame. Sparks showered down on all sides and the flames shot 2O feet and more in the air, with tire- men working to keep the fire from spreading to other buildings in the vicinity, including the dance pavilion o short distance away.
 The last company, Engine of the Walnut street station, in whose territory the blaze occurred, left the
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-08
CARDINAL HITS
 INDECENT DRESS
Boston Prelate Scores Some of Present Day
 Styles for Women

Boston. June 8--(U.P.)-William Cardinal O'Connell, Catholic arch- bishop of Boston, regards modern beach costumes worn by many wo. men" aS indecent and of Pagan immodesty."
 After denouncing Pagan tenden- cies" in modern dress and conduct of women, the cardinal yesterday pledged some 1900 women who at- tended services at Cathedral of the Holy Gross to fight against "anti. Christian" fashions.
 Decent Men, Turn Away
 ". Costumes worn by many .wo- men on our beaches" he said, "are such as to cause decent men to turn away their heads in shame :"
 "Not only do some women dreSs in an indecent manner" Cardinal O'Conneil added, but they have no objection of having their pictures published in such attire"
 His eminence assailed women who today 'are seen in places where de- cent women would be ashamed to be seen Q few years ago. Catholic women should think for themselves and should not follow the customs of Q world which has reverted to Pagan principles .."
 He warned against attendance ct certain theaters where "leering men and silly women toss away the ideals of virtue" and added that the worst phase of "this situation is the indifference to these matters; the fact that no one seems to care" 1"
 Catholic women were urged to
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-08
MOUNT HOLYOKE
 TO MAKE CHANGE
First Man President to Take Office When Miss
 WOOIey Concludes

South Hadley, Mass, June 0-(U. P.)-Mount Holyoke College, which will celebrate It's tooth anniversary next year, today faced the prospect of having its first man president.
 Despite opposition by Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins and other trustees, Roswell Gray Ham, 45- year-oid associate professor of Eng fish ct Yale University and execu- tive fellow of Yale's Jonathan Ed- wards college, has been selected for the post.
 Succeeds Mrs. WoOIey
 In June 1887 he will succeed 72- year-old President Mary Emma Woolsey, whose resignation an- nounced two years ago because of advancing age, becomes effective at that time.
 Ham was appointed at an 6 i-2 hour session of the board of trlis- tees Saturday. First to express dis. appointment" at selection of a man for q post that additionally has ben held by Q woman was Miss Perkins, Q 1902 graduate and 0 trus- tee. She termed the appointment "a discrimination against capable wo- men,"
 Plans for celebration of the cole lege's centenary in October 1887 will continue under Miss Woolleys die rection though her resignation will become effective in June Of that year.
 Born In N0rwalk
 Miss Woolley, who was born July l3, 1883, in Norwalk, Conn.,, became
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-08
BLIND FLYER IN
 AMAZING FEAT

Los Angeles, June e-(UP)-Fly- CTS saw Q major advance in avia- tion's war on fog and darkness today result of c stone blind' flight by Major Ira T.Eaker, who sealed himself into an army pursuit ship in New York Wednesday and by instrument only set 1t down at the Los Angeles Union Air terminal here.
 Baker, flying a Boeing pursuit plane completely hooded and with only dim lights in the cockpit to show him his instruments, crossed the continent in 23 hours, 10 min- utes, of actual flying.
 A second plane accompanied him, remaining in communication by radio. Otherwise, Baker had only radio compass and autimatic turn ing and banking instruments to keep him on his course.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-08
100000 MINERS OUTONSTRIKE
France Had Just Settled Up One Trouble When
 Second Came
By RALPH HETNZEN

(Copyright, 10S6, by United Press)
 Paris, June 8-(UP)-One hun dred thousand coal miners struck today in the north while a million jubilant strikers in other areas awaited leaders orders to return to work after Q major victory. The coal miners struck despite an agreement by which employers conceded de- mands for higher pay, vacations with pay, and other concessions. Government leaders hoped to end the new strike quickly. They be- iieved 1t was due in part to the fact that provincial newspapers could not be published this morning be- cause of the strikes, and that the miners did not know of the agree ment.
 Back to Their Jobs
 Nine thousand employees of the Michelin rubber plant at Clermint Ferrand went to work this morning, intending to occupy the factory on strike, but found gates locked against them. Workers generally celebrated the major victory they won by vir- tue of the government agreement. The new socialiSt-communist-radi- cal socialist government, which ef- fected the agreement in the early hours of this morning, made ready to take its first great stride in its new deal legislative program tomor- row. This is @ project for national ization of war industries-govern- ment control over the powerful merchants of death" who make armamentS for the French and
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