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for 80 one-family dwellings and three
small apartments.
The largest private permit of the
period was granted ]. B. Earnshaw,
1l05 Eleventh street southeast, for
erection of two apartments in the
TOO block of Twelfth street southeast
at a cost of $4,000. George T. SAINT
myers was named architect and
Harry Poretsky. builder.
More important permits Of the
week are as follows:
Government of District Of Colum-
bia, owners; Consolidated Engineer
ing Co., Inc. Baltimore, Md. builders;
to erect one 3-story stone Police Court,
615 Fifth street: to cost $l,3l2,312.
j. B. Earnshaw, HOS Eleventh
street southeast, owner; George T.
Santmyers, architect; Harry Poretsky,
52l Irving street, builder; to erect two
2-story brick apartments. 721 and 725
Twelfth street southeast; to cost
$4,000.
Mr.. Logan, 1417 Irving street, owner
and designer; Martin Bros. 134l Con-
necticut avenue, builders: to erect
one 2-story brick and concrete garage
and gas station, 2034 E street; to
cost $4,000.
D. w. Rosen. 306 Quackenbos street.
owner and builder; Dana B. Johannes,
1r, designer; to erect four 2-story brick
dwellings. 4l7-23 Quackenbos street;
to cost Sc, 500 each.
Waple g. James, Inc, 1924 Four
teenth street, owners and builders;
r. G. Wilcox, designer: to erect four
2-story brick dwellings, $40. 322,324,
326 Oglethorpe street: to cost $4,000.
D. c. Developing Co.. Inc, 1912 K
street, owners and builders; M. Mes
robian, architect; to erect four 2-story
brick and frame dwellings. 4530-42
Harrison street; to cost $1,000 each.
r. B. Saunders, 312 Fourteenth
place northeast, owner. designer and
builder; to erect three 2-story brick
and cinder block dwellings, 1923,
1927, 1881 Shepherd street northeast;
TO cost $4,000.
L. z. Breuninger g. Sons, Inc, 1915
Baxter, designer: to erect one 2-story
brick dwelling, 4510 Dexter street; to
cost $4,000.
Frederic A. Middleton, 726 Jackson
place. owner: Leon Chatelain, jr.,
architect; j. Van Der Sys, $50 Tuck
erman street, builder; to erect one
2-story br1ck-an frame dwelling,
Git Elliott street; to cost $1,000.
r. r. Irwin, 4207 Ingomar street.
owner. designer and builder: to erect
one 2-story brick fiat. 2s17 Q street
southeast: to cost $500.
Marvin M. Wire, 308 Madison street,
owner, designer and builder; to erect
two 2-story brick concrete block
Evening star., 1936-09-19
GERMANY IN MIDST
OF BUILDING BOOM
Resultant Factory Employ.
ment Cited in Survey by
U. S. Observer.

What new home building, when 1t
attains normal volume, will mean to
American industry can be seen Nvidly
enough by any one who takes q look
at what it Is meaning right now to
factory employment in Germany, ac-
cording to Herbert U. Nelson, Sec
retary of the National Association Of
Real Estate Boards. who Is studying
housing conditions in Europe.
Every little brick yard. every mill
work plant and carpenter shop, seems
to be working overtime" Nelson re-
ports. Driving from Bonn into
Southern Germany following the
Rhine, I have just been seeing scores
OF huge plants manufacturing briquets,
tiles, cement blocks, which are much
used here in building. All Of the
plants are working full force. and
their yards are piled high with huge
reserves of materials. North, center
and south, there seems to be almost
more homes going up proportionately
in the smaller towns and on the
farms than in the big cities. The re-
sultant employment of the building
trades and affiliated lines has spread
throughout the country.
ITO equal the German activity we
should have to build proportlonately
about 100000 family units every year
for the next five years. This Is more
by heavy fraction than We have ever
averaged for any five-year period.
In June. the biggest building month
we had then had for five years, we
built in the principal cities of the
country some 17,400 new residential
units. according to Labor Bureau
figures. In June of last year the
number was less than 4,800. That
difference, small in total, already has
been enough to turn important
building material companies from the
red to the black, and to start people
to studying the question of how
skilled workmen may be shifted to
areas where they are needed as en-
ployment accelerates. In our five
years of most active residential con-
struction Os23-1e27 inclusive) we
produced in 257 cities of larger popu-
lation an average of about $4,000
family units year.
New housing in Germany appears
to be reaching the families it should
reach to be socially most useful.
Probably the largest portion of the
building is for families whose income
Is from $50 to $75 month.
Germany takes thought as we do,
Of the question OF how much of the
family income can safely go into
paying for a home. But while studies
now going on Of American cities show
families of income around 1000 pay
ing 20 per cent of this for rent,
German practice holds that it is not
prudent to let any such family make
commitments of more than one-sixth
of their income for housing. and
many of their contracts for new
houses, whether for rent or pur-
chase. take only about one-eighth
Of the family's income"
Evening star., 1936-09-19
BUYS VIRGINIA ESTATE

Leo Rocca. Capital automobile
dealer. has purchased an estate near
Langley, Va, Fairfax County, 1t was
announced today. The property in
cludes six acres Of handicapped grounds
and garden and . l75-year-old CO.
lonial brick residence.
The estate adjoins the property Of
Percy Crosby, cartoonist, on the
Langley Fairfax road. Rocca in
tends to sell his present home. located
at 1735 Holly street. in Rock Greek
Hills.
Evening star., 1936-09-19
REALTY FIRM OPENS
SILVER SPRING OFFICE
New Homes Being Shown in
Development by Waple &
James. Inc.

The firm Of Waple & James, Inc,
has opened . branch ONCE in Silver
Spring, 1t was announced today.
Temporary quarters Of the ofiice are
located at 9521 Georgia avenue,
Woodside Village. Supervision Of the
ONCE has been placed In the hands
Of Thomas L. Phillips.
A group Of new homes designed by
Dillon g. Abel and built by Harry
Poretsky, Inc. in Woodside Village.
are being shown by the firm. Wood
side Village Is located at the junction
Of Georgia avenue and Columbia
boulevard, and will comprise 80 mod
ern homes.
The ONCE also will handle general
Evening star., 1936-09-19

General Associates, Inc, 1875 K
street, owners: Calvert Realty Co..
builders; to make repairs, 1881 r
street; to cost 5000.
John Schuster, l716 Thirty-first
street southeast, owner and builder:
Evening star., 1936-09-19

Dana B. Johannes, designer: too erect
one 1-story brick store, 1901 Nichols
avenue southeast; to cost $2,500.
Lucy B. Ross, 7060 Eastern avenue.
owner; Home improvement & Insula-
ton Co., builders; to make repairs and
Evening star., 1936-09-19
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La gaceta., 1936-09-26
ySSIf AW8N1
FRANCIA VA A DESVALO.
RIZAR Ell FRANCO

Parfsj@ Sep. 26.-El gobierno
de Leon Blum, con ell apoyo do
Estados Unidos e Inglaterra,
va a proceder a desvalorizar
ell franco, su unidad monteta-
ria. Muchos banqueros Y eco E
nomistas dicen que la MEDIA
quitara del canine todos los
motives de incertidumbre, y Sc
"a de beneficiosos resultados
para la economic international.
La MEDIA que Sc pondra en-
vigor tiene por objeto equili :
orar ell franc, ell dollar Y la Ii
bra e~sterlina. Ell nuevo valor
lei franco sera -aproximadamen
te de las dos terceras parties de
su valor, fluctuanda entire
40 y 43 milfgramos de onteni-
DO orc. Quedara establecido un
disqualification de diez
mil millones de frances, con Ell
fin de impedir que los especu-
ladores hagan de las suyas.
La gaceta., 1936-09-26
Sc ORDENA LA COMRRO-
BACON DE LAS FIRMAS


Los comisionados. del conda-
do acordaron en- la session de a.
yer que John C. Dekle, super
visor del registro electoral, ha-
ga una Immediate comprehension
de las firmas presem.adas y por
medic de las cuales Sc pide una
election para decidir 81 ell con-
dado quiere o no las maquinas
de jugar, tambien conocidas por
traganiqueles, etc.
Las instancias contra las ma
iquinas oStentan 9,48S firmas v
fueron entregadas hace dos So
manas por ell Club Civilian y O.
tras organizaciones. Desde en-
tonces Sc guardaron en- la GAIA
del secre.ario de la corte del
circuito, Mr., Crlbreath.
Requiere la ley las firmas del
800 de los electores para de-
mandar un referendum.
La gaceta., 1936-09-26
NO Sc Ell
PRECIO DE LA LECHE

Luego de un juicio celebra-
do aver en- esta ciudad, ell d.
rector de la junta de control
de la leche, w. Henry Bryant,
anunci6 que por ahora Sc man
tendran los precios que venian
rigiendo.
En- Tampa ell ciudadano de
escasos recursos paga NADIA me
nos cue Is c~entavos por I'm Ii
tro de leche, 81 no encuentra
un lechero que Sc apiadc de Ell
Y de "ocultis" lie cobra menos.
Declare ante Ia junta una,
delegation de los presidentes
de los clubs civicos Y de la Pc
queha Camara de Concrete.
Solicit6 ell DR.. J. D. Will
banks, a nombre de los leche-
ros, ell aumento a 80 centavos
en- los precios al por mayor.
Los distribuidores Sc queja-
ron de que sus gastos aumen-
tan y habl6 en- contra del au-
mento al consumidor ell Sr. w.
J. Barrit.
La gaceta., 1936-09-26
UNA CORRIENTE DE BAJO
VOLTAGE PARA r
LOS CASOS DE CANCER
EN- LA LENGUA.

New York, sep. 26.-N hos.
pital Memorial, ell primer hospi
tai de cancer establecido en- los
Estados Unidos, anrncia hoy e.
uso de una corriente de bajo vol
tale en- los Rayos x para curar
casos de cancer en- la lengua.
Lleva la noticia ell refrendo del
DR.. James Ewing, ell mas emf
meme especialis:a de cancer en-
los Estados Unidos.
Los Rayos con la nueva CO.
rriente result an menos pene-
trantes y son absorbidos cerca
de la superficie de los tejidos
humanos humanos. Anterior
mente en- caSos de cancer en- la
lengua sc verificaba la opera
zion del 6rgano.
La gaceta., 1936-09-26
NOTAS SOCIALES

LISA ,-el 1043 lie Ia Novena a.
venida, lie ofrecieron ell jUeves
una fiesta, con motive de 81
cumpleanos. Los ninos pasaron
horas deliciosas, siendo muy OBJ
sequiados. Asistieron las ninas
Gloria Faza, Josefina Spoto, E.
va Reina, Alma Gonzalez, One
ia Fernandez, Lucy Governale,
Dolly Echeverria, Mary Quarts
D, Jennie Eeheverria, Ann Ro-
.riguez y los ninos Charlie Fer
index Joe Cagnina, Rudy Acos
a, Dan Acosta, Tony Reale,
am iReale, Nelson Reina, jr.,
Richard Reina, Jose Campisi,
dolfo Campisi, Paul Messina,
rank Messina y Peter Marlf-
lez.
Larga vida deseamos a Billy
a sus amiguitOs.
La gaceta., 1936-09-26
MANTIENE Ell GOBIERNO
D SUS POSICIONES
Ia Inca de los leales es cada
vez mas fuerte
Los milicianos han consolidate
sus puntos estrategicos
junto al Alcazar

Quismondo, Sep. 26.-Las
tropas leales, defendidas por
carros blindados, gentlemen
hoy ell avance de los fascistas.
Aeroplanos leales y faccio :
SOS han combatido en- ell aire,
en- horas de la manana, llevan
do los primeros la mejor par
tie.
Ell gobierno mantiene todas
is posiciones. Las fuerzas fas
cistas han sido cortadas en- Ma
queda, a 43 milla de Madrid Y
26 de Toledo
La Inca de los leales es ca
da yez mas fuerte, a pesar de
las noticias falsas de los fas.
cistas
Dos aeroplanos desleales
que volaban sobre Toledo fue-
ron alejados por ell fuego de la
artilleria antiaerea.
Las tropas leales han conso-
lidado sus posiciones al pie del
Alcazar.
Ell gobierno ha desmentidc
la noticia, dada en- Buenos All
res, de que Sc haya pedido la
protection de la embajada Al
, gentina para familiares de.
presidente Azana y de la
hija de Indalecio Prieto.
Los fascistas de la capital
Argentina, ayudados por ell &c
bierno del p~residente Justo, s;
han dedicado a lamar noticias
a%larmantes sobre ell gobiernC
de la Rep1blica espanola.
La gaceta., 1936-09-26

S. celebrara esta noche, en- Ia
sala de actoS del Coavento San
Jose, ell Cabaret organizado a
beneficio de los fondos de cons
tru.ci6n de una nueva iglesia EN-
Ybor City.
Prepararon la fiesta, conan
do con ell apoyo de los mejores
elementos de nuestra sociedaG,
ell Sr. Rocco Marsicano, presi-
dente; comit5 ~ alimentos,
Sra. F. Fuchs, A. Johnson, P.
Weiss, R. Marsicano, M. Della
ney; en,reteninieE os y p BIZ
cidad, Rober. Fernandez, Alton
so Fernandez, Peter Ceijas, Ru-
ben Fabelo, Luis Gonzalez, Ar
thur johnson; tickets, Mary
ann Alvarez, Madelyn Lorenzo
Y Marjorie Pinar; cigarrillos,
Marjorie Pinard y Dorothy
johnson; flores, Rita Spellman
Y Mary E. Freese; connie aso-
eiados, AL Fernandez, Benny
Suarez, Celestino Garcia, Fer
nando Mesa Rodriguez, Floren-
tino Fernandez, Frederick MI
Maio, John P. Foy, Luis r. Con
zalez, Michael MiMaio, Maria.
no Paniello, Nick Mandese, Os-
car Alvarez, Peer l. Ceijas,
Raymond j. Alvarez, Rex Di
Maio, Robert j. Fernandez, Roy
Santirzo y Ruben Faberlo.
Las mesas han sido reserva-
das por personals cuyos nom
bres publicamos aver.
Tocara la orquesta de Don
Francisco y ell pGblico encontra-
"a un excelente programa de en-
tretenimientos.
I'm nuevo exito deseamoS a
los orpaniZadoreg.
La gaceta., 1936-09-26
HICIERO NSUS PRUEBAS
CON EXITO LOS SUBMA-
RINOS DEL SOVIET

Moscou, sep. 26.-Cuando Sc
efectuaban las maniobras del
ejercito russo, maniobras que a.
barcaron ell distrito de MoscOu,
la marina bolsevihue realizaba
pruebas y maniobras en- ell Bal
tico ,donde Sc da por SECURE ell
fracaso de cualquier ataque que
pueda intentaru ma escuadra ex
tranjera.
Hoy mientras los aviadOres
del ejercito rojo en- unos pocos
minutes desembarcaron 5000
hombres de infanteria, artille-
ria y me,ralladoras, Ell escua-
dr6n submarine del Baltico en-
traba en- Kronstadt a pesar de
la mar grresa, probando sus ad
mirables condolences baAxola
navegaci6n. " A
Els en- estos submarines que
Ell gobierno principalmente de-
pende para interceptar I'm alta
que por mar en- ell golfo de Fin
landia, por cuanto Sc supone
que la Russia es d@bil en- crucc-
ros .
FL escualr6ne de submarines
maniobR esependientemente
de los buques N la superficie.
COngratul0 a los maTinos e.
alrante L. M. Caller, jefe de la
flOta del BaItico, quien dijo:
Las mSniobras, realizadas bajo
las mas deSfavorables condicio-
mes, son de .remenda significa-
ci6n. Los obstaculos'.
La gaceta., 1936-09-26
HARRY w. WOODRGNG
S~ECRETARIO
DE LA GUERRA

Hyde Park, New York, sep.
26.--Para cubrir la vacante pro
ducida por la muerte del secre-
,ario de guerra, Mr.. Defn, ell
p~residente Roosevelt nombr6 a.
yer, srje.o a confirmation, a
Harry H. Woodring, que venia
desempenando Ell cargo interi-
namente.
WOdring, exgobernador de.
es.ado de Kansas, vino a Wash
ington en- 1888 como a~sistente
secre5ario de la guerra. Los OBJ
servadores dicen que sobre su
nOmbramiento no Sc ectuara
hasta despu4s de las elecciones.
La gaceta., 1936-09-26
LA POLICIA DETUVO EN-
JESUS DEL N A
CINCO PERSONALS

Habana, sep. 26.-IA pou1lA
nacional detuvo hoy a cincO
hombres, en- Ia Vibora, bsrrio
de JESUS del Monte, acusando-
los de estar complicado. en- la
explosion q@e destruy6 parte
del edificio y la maquiLaria del
peri6dico scmifascista 'El Pals,
prOpiedad del senador Alfredo
Hornedo, in!imo amigo del CO.
ronel Batista.
Dice la policia que estos arres
tos lie ~permitiran esclarecer ell
suceso y sehalar a los respon-
sables.
La gaceta., 1936-09-26
DISGUSTO EN- Ell
vAT1CANo Los NUEvOS
ATAeUES DE COUGHLIN
CONTRA Ell PRESIDEN-
TIE ROOSEVELT

Roma, sep. 26.-Las nuevas
acusaciones hechas por ell cura
CoUghlin. de De,roi, Estados
Unidos, con.ra ell presidente
Roosevelt, con motive de la pre-
sente campana politica, han eau
sado muy desagradable impre-
zion en- los circulos del Papado.
Varios. prelados estudia Mos dis
curses politicos de Coughlin e
NORMAN al San.o Padre, ha-
.iendole re.omenGaciones.
Ell "Observatore Romano, Or
yano de ia iglesia catolica apos-
6lica y romano, ha dicho que
10 es propio de un sacerdote Ell
atacar a las autoridades consti-
tuidas, en- cualquiera naci6n.
Coughlin en- uno de sus discur
sos semifascistas dijo que ell
0resideme Roosevelt era ell An
ti-Dios.
Esperase que lie sea llamada
de nuevo la atenci6n al cura, y
que sc lie ordene zanzibar de tao
tica. Las palabras de Coughlin,
las ultimas, han sido condena-
das va por ell arzobispo de Gin
cinnatih
La gaceta., 1936-09-26
igOs de la

4migos de la
WOT Settlement
Ell Circulo de Amigos de ia
Wei Settlement celebr6 antea-
a- una imponente reunion pa
n presentar a la nueva super
n endenta,, Srta. Grace Thet-
her.
Duran.e la reunion Sc acordo
:e'ebrar I'm Bazaar en- ell mes de
oetubre.
Entire otras personals asis-
ieron las Srtas. Carmen Alva-
rez, Matilde la Russo, MARITIME
Hyde, Enriqueta HaBa, Dolo-
res Ferrer, y las senoras Eula-
liza Rodriguez, Luisa Gonzalez.
Antonieta DiMaggio, Margari-
ia Llerandi, Hortensia Sanchez
Alexandria Aspra, Estela Gle.
carello, Rosa Henriquez, Anne.
liza de Cos, Adela Rodriguez, 10.
Selma Velasco, Rosa Berdani
Maria Ferrer, Rosa Reyes y Jo
selma Velasce.
La Srta. Thatcher explic6 SUI
planes, siendo muy aplaudida
a~gasajada.
En- la comunidad latina Ia
Wolff Settlement realiza uri
admirable labor de amor a Ii
ensenanza Y al pr6jimo. Felici
amos a Ia nueva superinten.
denta.
La gaceta., 1936-09-26
TIENE Ell ~HRiESIDENTE
ROOSEVELT Y o EN-
MARYLAND

Baltimore, sep. 26.-En las
elecciones de "paja" verificadas
aqui, el p~residente Roosevelt a.
parece COM 1929 por ciento de
los votoSy ALI Landon con ell
resto. Votaron 149,807 perso-
mas, de un total de 771,0O0 bo-
letas mandadas por correo. FL
peri6dico Evening Sun" anun-
clio aver ell escrutinio final, que
es de 93,S12 por Roosevelt y
55,60S por Landon. Thomas, ell
socialista, alcanz6 522 votos, Y
Browder, ell comunista, 266.
La gaceta., 1936-09-26
CHUNGAS
(Viene de la 1a.)

nuevas pruebas en- contra de la
desvergienza del fascismo Y de
la pasividad y mansedumbre de
la democracia.
Sc quiere utilizar los tratados
y la raz6n contra paises que Sc
"ciscan' en- .odos los tratados
y no reconocen otra raz6n que
la voluntad de los dictadores.
"Espana es va ell campo de
batalla de la guerra mundial".
La no-intervenci6n es posi-
aiva y directa Intervention ell
favor de los rebeldes w.. un bio
queo en- de.rimento del gobier-
no legal de Espaha".
La gaceta., 1936-09-26
Boh

BOdG
Anoche cOntrajerO1 matri-
monio la agraciada Srta. Carl
dad Bolaho, y Ell correcto caba-
Hero Sr. Damaso Miguel Rodri-
g-e9.
I'm la Residential de los esti-
mados esposos Dolores y Rafael
Fernando, 1915 de la Gale Pine
en- Wes5 Tampa, tuvo lugar el
acto civil. Representa- a la ley
Ell conocido Notario Sr. Candi-
La gaceta., 1936-09-26
"LG GGcetG" imvitGdG

"LG GGcetG" invitGdG
Ell Club San Carlos, de Key
West, ha mandado a nuestro d.
rector una invitaci6n que dice:
La directiva del Institute Pa
tri6tico y Docente "San Carlos"
v representations de la colonia
Guiana, tienen ell honor de invi-
tar a listed y a su distinguida
familia para la fiesta del dia 10
&c 0ctubre, fecha gloriosa del
"Grito de Yara". Nos veriamos
hOnrados con su ~presencia. A.
provechamos la oportunidad pa
ra ofrecerle ell testimonio de
nuestra distinguish considera-
ci6n y respeto.
Enrique EsQuinaldo, presi-
dante; Pedro Aguilar, secrera-
rio.
Mucho apreciamos IL GENTS
"a de los patriotas del Cayo.
Fiesta
Los padres del niho Billy La
La gaceta., 1936-09-26
DEFUNCIONES

Falleci6 aver en- su domicilio,
sos de la avenida Forabraska,
Va Sra. Marcelina Carnus, de
65 amos de edad. lie sobreviven
res hiias, Esperanto Carnus,
Vazqrez y Sra. Ben Alva-
rez, y dos hijos, Jose y Raym-
end, Y cinco nietos.
La gaceta., 1936-09-26

Los aeroplanos de los faccio.
SOS asesinaron aver a 126 per-
sonas, con sus bombas, en- las
Gales de Bilbao.
Y muchos de los fascStas pri
sioneros, en- represalias, fueron
fusilados.
La aggression cObarde parte
siempre de los otros, de los enc
migos de Espana y de la liber-
tad.
La gaceta., 1936-09-26

do Perez, fernando ell acta ma
trimonial, en- calidad de testi-
gos, los Sres. Antonio Muniz, y
Manuel Junco.
Los nuevos eSposos estable-
cieron ST. Residential en- Tampa.
Ell cronista les desea felicida-
ies sin cuento.
La gaceta., 1936-09-26

Fiesta
Los padres del niho Billy Ii
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-26
MurkO Chelsie Fatally In.
jured as Car Crashed
Into Pole
CHESHIRE WOMAN
CRUSHED TO DEATH
John CIapp Of Bishop
Street Dies at Hospital
of Stab Wounds

Two auto deaths marred
the Christmas holiday in the
Waterbury area, a local
laborer being fatally injured
yesterday afternoon in a
Thomaston avenue crash and
a Cheshire woman losing her
life when hit by a truck in
that town Thursday night.
Police reported numerous
other accidents in which
drivers and passengers were
injured. A record number of ar
rests for motor vehicle law VIOLA
lions was made.
Victims of holiday fatalities were
Wurko Chelsie, 48, who suffered
fatal injuries when car operated
by John johnson, Jr., "a, of Macau-
ley avenue, crashed into pole off
Thomaston avenue near Greystone,
and Mrs. Ida Pulford, 81, resident Of
Seymour for many years, but who
recently moved to Cheshire, who was
crushed by truck driven by Joseph
Chiotti, of Wallingford. The drivers
of the two cars involved in the fatal
Continued ON Page ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-26
AMATEUR AVIATOR
KILLED IN CRASH

birmingham, Mass, Dec. 26-(U.
P0-His chest crushed, an amateur
flyer, Lloyd G. Wallace, 81, Of Ma
tick, dice instantly in the cockpit of
his small monoplane whei. 1t tail
spun 100 feet to the ground after
taking Off from the airport here
Christmas day.
An empty gasoline. tank was
blamed for the crash after an ex-
animation of the wreckage.
Wallace, who had only 20 flying
hours to his credit, had tried to
bank the plane to avoid nearby
high-tension electric wires when
the engine sputtered and died.
The J ,ung flyer and Robert Her
rick, 81, also of Natick, bought the
flame few weeks ago.
The two youths had alternated
flying the single-seater yesterday.
After eating Christmas dinner with
his family, Wallace returned to the
airport and took of on the fatal
fight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-26
CONTINUED on Page 81 Z
APPEALS ON TAX
ASSESSM.EN
More Than 800 Have Been
Filed; Must Gotto Board
of Relief

More than three hundred appeals
from assessments on the city grand
list lave been filed to date at the
City Hall. They have all heen turned
down and will have to go before the
board of relief next month. The lat
ter body will begin sitting Saturday,
January End. Town Chairman John
H. Crazy, secretary of the board of
assessors, stated today that 1.-THE
number Of appeals this year is very
small.
Grand List Jump:
The grand list for 1885 has been
jumped about 100000, according
to the 1887 budget on which the
coming years tax rate, receipts and
expenditures are figured. Because of
the increase In the grand list the
city has found 1t possible to keep the
tax rate for 1887 at 31.50 mills and
also grant an increase In pay for all
city employees. ~
Board Sits Jan. 2
The board of relief will SIC from 8
to IL o'clock on the morning Of jan
ua-y End and from 2 to S o'clock on
the afternoon of the same day. The
rest Of the schedule is as follows:
Monday, January 4th, 7 to 8 p. M;
Wednesday. January 9Th, Z to 8 p. m, !;
Saturday, January 9th, 2 to S p. M:
Monday, January 18th, z to .9p. M;
Wednesday, January 18th, z to 8 p.
M; Saturday, January 18th, 2 to S
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