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Evening star., 1936-10-28

Clinton James, counsel.
Acting Secretary F. Wilson Camp
reported that the 20 building and
loan associations in the league now
have aggregate assets of $l07 ,000, 900,
o gain of s10,o00O0O during the year.
c. Clinton James, chairman, re-
ported on the activities of the Legis-
iative Committee during the year and
reports were made regarding the ma
tional convention just held in New
York.
Insurance Peak Reported.
David S. Bethune, for many years
manager of the Washington Office of
the Equitable Life Assurance Society
of New York, reports further evidence
Of the broad advances in all lines of
business in the Capital. He announced
today that his agency paid for more
business in September than in any
previous September in the history OF
the Office. October will make still
better record.
E. l.. Kurtz, from the New York
office of the Equitable, is conducting
q two-weeks field school for the men,
bers of the Washington agency. The
first week is being devoted to discus
sion of the fundamentals of life in
surance and the reasons for its sta
bility and the great responsibility OF
the agent to the public he serves.
During the second week problems con-
fronting the more experienced agent
will be discussed, including planning
of insurance estates and business In
surance.
Gas Company Wins Honors.
The Washington Gas Light CO. was
awarded a Sword of merit" by the
American Gas Association at Atlantic
City today for being ahead in a Ma
tion-wide refrigerator-sellin contest
conducted recently.
On the Washington Stock Exchange
today Capital Traction SIS were active
at 9212, Transit stock sold at 14Ha
Gas Light at 81 and 80 and National
Savings & Trust at 1875. Several
other issues sold at recent levels.
1t was reported on the Exchange
that National Capital Bank stock sold
yesterday at 139h.
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New Orleans Prices.

NEW ORLEANS. October IS "A firm
tone carried over into the start OF trading
on the cotton market today with small
gains marked up for options at the hrst
cali
December sold at IS March at 11.75,
May at ! / so and July at 1l.15.
Liverpool came in better than due. re-
spending 10 the higher price trend at New
orleans YESTERDAY. The English market
also was a good buyer here during the
early DEALINGS
Speculative support aided prices in hold
ing above the previous close. Hedging
continued TO fall of
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FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW YORK. October 2s .0P,.-Foreign
exchange firm, Great Britain in dollars.
.S9I4: cables .S91.; 60-dsy bills. 4.ssls:
France; demand. 4;65ia; cables, .65la;
l's1si sBseimandsmBeIrium 9gIsnoIi 'IBi i6s5; Germany.
free. 1927; registered 21 20: travel 22.25;
Holland. 54.09; Norway. "a 80; Sweden.
1924; Ienmark, u So; Finland. ali;
Switzerland - 90; Spain. unquoted; Portu-
gal, As; Greece Sal7: Poland. 1881:
Czechoslovak!a. 3:54h; Yugoslavia. 2.35;
"a; Argentina 3. 63n: Brazil S.SOn;
Toxic. 1881; Shanghai. 2a.69i5: Hong.
kong. 1880; Mexico City. PISS; Montreal
in New York 10O.Olis New York in
Montreal. 999sis.
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new YORK COTTON
By the Associated Press.

d TIlF hooUNIdItu FIt5o.
NEW YORK, October 26.-Further
gains were registered in cotton prices
today on trade price fixing in near
months and covering while contracts
continued relatively scarce.
After selling up to net gains of 3
to points. with January at ll.77, a
little realizing appeared and prices
at the beginning Of the last hour were
2 to points ret higher, with jan
uary at 11.74.
Evening star., 1936-10-28

Loan League at
the annual meet
ing last night.
Arthur Bishop,
president of the
Washington, Dis
trict and Law
yers' Title Co.'S,
was named vice
president; M. T,
Dixon, National
Permanent Build
ing Association
treasurer: Will
liam S. Quinter,
District Building
Association, Sec
retary, and G.
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a share in the
like period in
1885, the COM
pany reported to-
day.
Net sales in
the same period
totaled $15.014,-
949.55, compared
with S13,799,-
5O3.35 in the
same months in
1885. The COM
pany had an op-
Grating profit OF
se1O,960 in CON-
parison W i t h
cS22 225 a year
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IiyerpooI QuotationS,

LIVERPOOL. october 2S P.-Cottt
10 900 bales American nil. Spot quiet;
prices T. points higher; quotations in
pence American strict GOOD mlddline,
30; GOOD middling. 40; strict middling,
Tl5: midding 6 90; strict low middline.
20: low middling. $50: strict sood or
dinary. 500; .good ordinary: 80. Fu-
lures closed steady October. g 20: De-
cember. 6 50: January, 6.6I; March. $50;
May, CSC: July. $50.
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INSURANCE STOCKS

NEW YORK. October IS lPi.-New York
DpalnrS ASSOC iatiOn.
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ago. After all deductions, net avail
able for the common stock totaled
SJl6,864O5, against $451 ,49s.S2.
During the nine months the drug
company deducted $77,S65 for dlvi-
dends on the preferred stock, against
the much higher figure of $94110 a
year ago, the firm having retired
large block of preferred shares during
the nine-month period.
Peoples Drug reports an earned
surplus as of September 80 of ST.
s97,59112, as compared with $685.
483O5 at the end of the like period
last year. All the other figures in
the consolidated statement also reveal
highly satisfactory progress so far
this year, rejecting great credit on
President M. H. Gibbs and his staff.
Capital Transit's Net Drops.
According to the September re-
port filed with the Public Utilities
Commission, the Capital Transit Co.
had operating revenues OF S859,O23.4o
during the month, gain of sll8,-
238.7O, or 16 per cent. Operating ex-
penses, taxes and depreciation called
for s8l3,176.35. an increase OF Sl23,-
272, or 18 per cent. leaving an operat-
ing income of s45 ,847.10, against $50
s80.40 in September, 1885, decrease
Of s5,o333O. or 90 per cent.
incorporating had little to do with
the months results. Deductions from
gross required s54,7o0.67, leaving a
September net deficit TO S5,2l3.36,
against a net income of s3,8l6.27 a
year ago. making a decrease in earn
ings of S9,O29.63. or 236 per cent.
While income went into red figures,
the number of passengers carried on
the company's street cars and BUSES
reached 13,703.7 1872. against l2,037,930
in September. 1895. gain of 1865, 1852
riders or 1873 per cent.
Passenger Traffic Increases.
Figures for the first nine months
of the year place Transit's operating
revenues at S7,689, ,59s.O2. an increase
Of S775,s26.38, or ll2 per cent.
Against this fine increase was de-
Quoted operating expenses of So
053,71229, an increase of 1857 ,66l 99,
or 1875 per cent over last year. Taxes
we're 9 per cent heavier than a year
ego.
Depreciation called for s763, 3,227.5s,
an increase of more than S212.000, or
SO per cent. The three expense items
made a total of $7,281 ,90l .68, up ST.
110,634.72, or 18 per cent, and leaving
an operating income of S4O7 ,686 "a,
of $685., ,60834, or As per cent from
last year.
Incorporating income was off over
$4,000, lowering gross by that
amount, from which the usual deduc-
tions were made for bond interest,
leaving a net deficit of SAB, 3,42067 for
the nine months, against an increase
last year of 1881, ,47292, and making
q difference in net of 1894, ,893.59, or
112 per cent. Revenue passengers in
the nine months totaled 125, 728,4 452,
against III, 1,701 ,981. This is gain
of 14,026,471, or 1875 per cent so far
this year.
Buckley Loan League Head.
Robert E. Buckley, president of
the National Permanent Building As
sociation, was reelected president of
the District of Columbia Building &
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COttOnSeed Oil.

Bleachable cottonseed oil futures
closed barely steady. October, 9.8S";
December. 990b; January, 9.94b;
MaEch, l002b; May. l008b. Sales.
50 contracts %Option expired at
noon Bid
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Continued on Nineteenth Page)
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BIC GAIN SHOWN
BY PEOPLES DRUG
Net for First Nine Months Is
$2.92 a Share Against
$1.84 in 1885.
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

Net earnings per share on the
common stock of Peoples Drug Stores,
Inc, in the first nine months OF
1886 amounted to $292, against $l.84
Evening star., 1936-06-21

= NVOI
room, priv. porch. near 18th and Col I'd.
1905 NJ ST NE.-Front room in private,
modern home; available to employed couple
or > ladies': semi-private bath; privileges
optional Phone Lincoln s065.
Evening star., 1936-06-21

GAN ACCOMODATE or more young men
in comfortable country home, all modern
conveniences: near Severn River: tennis
and boats: refined community. by week.
month or over week ends. Address Box
266-S Star Office. II
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R0OMS-SUBURBAN.

ONE FURNISHED ROOM. Se5; one at $50:
includes unlimited phone and kitchen
priyileges; cool evenings on large porch.
Walnut 7a94 for appointment.
= 9I4o y; QUEBEC ST: cHERRYDALE,
semi-bath. ear.: s35 Walnut s967
porch; i single room: adults 5o1o North
PeTsnlns drive, Clarendon. Va.
LOVELY Summer room larse. unfur.,
Grounds. csii MRS. W1LMoRE. KensiHss
son I9l-W.
10 MINUTES TO TowN-couple desires
Phone Walnut 1927.
COUPLE TO rent bed room. use OF Kitchen
and Irving room, elee. and gas. 2O13 n.
2!O6 IARLINGToN RIDGE RID. oakcrsst,
women; no other roomers: porch. yard,
gar,sse: bus lips' II minutes city. Phone
GENTLEMAN-Cool attractive room pri-
Phone Wisconsin 5293W.
FAMILY OF 3 ADULTS will rent .. choice
communicating rooms with private bath to
one or two adults desiring quiet. refined
Lee Highway. Va; Is minutes city; bus
service; board optional: $50. Phone Wal
LYON VILLAGE-Cool room; so. exp; $50
mo' pINllckcS' sdIdsc. HcnIo' clSo ILdHs'
optional. Walnut 1905.
CHEVY CHASE-Larse furn room. 2 win
dows; private bath; bus at door. Emerson
ORA.
2l03 N LINCOLN ST. Cherrydale. Va
CNe cool large room with running water:
Just a few steps from bus line on Lee
Highway. Walnut 9149-J.
LYON VILLAGE-Nicely furn single or
double room. block bus. Clar. 20lO.
COLLEGE PARK. MD.-Attractive rms;
privileges: near transportation: blocks
from college gate. Mrs. Harry. 81
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BOATS.
POULTRY AND EGGS.

CHICKS. 3. W. D. tested Reds. Rocks
Wyandottes, Old English Leghorns, SS per
100: ducklings and turkey poults. l. E.
Ashton 116-P-2l
BECKS Blood-Tested Chicks G3 leading
breeds. SIS per 100 and up. Ducks and poults
Also seXed chicks. Free catalogue. Beck S
Hatchery. Mt. Airy. Md. State B. w. D.
BABY CHICKS guaranteed; New Hamr:
Shires Orders booked for July 20 and
after Inspection invited: SPECIAL price for
July and August Sam Rice's Hatchery and
Poultry Farm, Ashton Md Phone 40.
CHICKS, Rocks Reds pedigreed Leghorns.
A rare chance for breeding stock. J, B.
Henry. Fails Church }4s.
BABY AND STARTED CHICKS-B. & w.
Rocks. r / Reds. from B w. D. stock
Turkey poults Custom hatQhing. Great
Falls Road Samuel A. Carr, Ri. /. Rock
Vile, Nd. Phone Rockville 5-F-l2.
- FOUR MONTHS OLD LEGHORNS and
White Rock pullets. ST. each. Apply Mr..
Barr. 15lS C ST. ne.
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SUBURBAN BOARD.

Is FUsTING AVE, Catonsville, Md
House in the Pines'-Convalescent Home
Nervous. aged invalids. paralytics. rest
cute; terms moderate. Miss Mildred Carter,
Phene Catonsville 1341. 81
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.
lContinued,) }


5034 EYE ST, NV. Central Location)-
Single 10 N; quiet gentleman private
hone. Call after q pm. 70.
57Il 18th NW.-Beautiful furnished bed
room in private. detached home. Georsia
1918 L ST. N.W.-Large first-fioor room.
with kitchen and dinette. 50; also single
room. next to bath. So:
3O5 TAYLOR ST NV square from car
batb arsa se!ephone rSom referenee aae sneh
WoopRIDGE.2675 R, /; Ave nicely NICELY
garage: all conveniences.
$500 CONN, AVE. NV, Apt 41;-sdngle
reasonable: unlimited phone Clev. 0915.
tive rm. with porch. . beds. adj bath with
shower: near car: unlimited phone
room. twin beds, open porch: single room.
$500 10th ST NW-Cool. pleasant, we'll
furnished room and porch. newly decorated;
bus line. Suitable for gentleman.
3G34 lsth sTmco5ns,r room: twin win feds 1fsSi
hon5ekeepine room, cool first floor.
1881 N ST. NW--Single front room. stu
dio couch, large closet. $3.50.
l5:,l, R. I NWII;Desirable front sinele.
ter linens, service; reasonable: transients
NEAR 18th AND PARK, RD-7sinsle, all
CQ0VeDlenCSS. SnOWeT OdLn. mehlS ODIlOndl,
S16 per month Phone Adams 1895
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-Room
IN large apt. next to bath; private family;
unlimited phone. Columbia 2459. IL
DUPONT NEIGHBORHOoD. 1857 Que st.
Priv home; double and single rms. free
phone: references. Apply after 8 pm.
GLOVER PARK. 1928 Benton st. NV
New home; front room. priv, bath. twin
beds; smaller room, semi-priv bath; phone,
garage. excellent bus service.
1743 QUE N.W.-Large front, cool room
suitable for . or gentlemen; c.h.w.; walk
ing distance Govt: bldss.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Cool. attractive
studio room with balcony. 1927 10th ST.
NV.
5127 3rd NW-Large front bed room,
twin beds next bath, shower; near bus,
cars: : gentlemen. Phone Georsia 6S3S.
NEAR CONN AVE. NW.-Large cool front
room, twin beds. convenient. near bath:
reasonable Phone Adams 1890
APT A.. DE SOTO. 1900 Mass Ave, NV.
Evening star., 1936-06-21

CoNGENTAL YOUNG LADY SHARE AN
attractively furn apt with another. 3420
18th ST. NV. Col 1890. Apt. sos south:
Rock Greek Park-Attractively furnished
apt for couple only until Oct lst; one
room kitchen bath. large Murphy beo,
closet and porch; convenient TO stores; cars
and bus; "4-hr. elevator and switchboard
service Columbia 57I4
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1875 BELMONT RD. NV near Goth St
Two rooms single or double. connecting
bath and sleeping porch. Decatur 0O65.
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I539 l ST. NV. OPP. Veterans Bureau
Large front room with twin beds, second
moor. near bath plenty hot water; gen.
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THE WYOMING Apt. ia, 2022 Col I'd.
nWI-Large room, windows, private bath
Gentleman
Evening star., 1936-06-21

| apt; porches all around house; large front
room. next bath. con. h. W; large closet.
| plenty drawer space; use OF Kitchen di-
nette; everything fur; S35 ga wk.
| Tor > persons; also double room, next bath,
| 50 ca. a wk.: delightfully cool
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RoOMs-FUR. AND UNFUR.

(Continued.)
1852 OAK ST NW.-1 or front rooms:
unlimited phone; convenient to stores. bus
7o4 10th ST. Me- room. Kitchen and
private bath: heat elec.. gas Ink; cheap
to good tenants.
1889 EMERSON ST. -NE.-3 rooms, h, l..
and Frisidaire all furnished: adults. 2ls
1916 KENYON NV. Cat Rock Greek Park).
Two exposures, front: must be quiet eve
nings; SIG S22.50. Columbia 1861.
COLORED-I1Ol KENYON ST. NV
nished; gents preferred: also store for
Evening star., 1936-06-21

fully cool single or double room. twin beds;
Eow or July |,
NEAR WARDMAN PARK. 2623 Garfield
St.-Large airy room; gentleman or cou-
pie; newly decorated. bath, shower Phone
Adams 1898
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1916 NEWTON ST N.W.-Nlcely furnished
front room for light Housekeeping: conven-
Evening star., 1936-06-21

200 l1th ST. NV. No 36-Nicely fur
nlShed room. cont. hot water; gentleman:
available July 1. Call Sundays or evenings
Evening star., 1936-06-21

BASEMENT ROOM. with large closet for
ilght housekeeping; room and kitchenette
large bed room. with hot and cold running
water; front room. twin beds second floor
$50 month for > persons Cont. hot water,
unlimited phone Metropolitan 1866
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tContinued.)

2031 Q ST. NV.
Spacious. cool rooms adjoining and pri-
vate bath: excellent food; moderate rates.
1752-54-56 QUE ST. NV.
Large double. single; excellent meals; reas.
Evening star., 1936-06-21

GIRLS 3 to II; mothers care: large play.
grounds. ami; S5; raise own vegetables.
eggs. milk. Write Mrs r. F Allnutt Ger
Evening star., 1936-06-21

GRAFTON HOTEL l139 Conn. Ave
Newly papered and painted: bright, airy
outside rooms; $1,000 monthly and up;
lnVelY SURROUNDINGS
Evening star., 1936-06-21

If YOU WANT a nice restful place to
spend your vacation. with refined people
and plenty of good home cooking fresh
vegetables etc. try the Donohoe home in
Round Hill Va Beautiful view modern
convenienceS poTcheS. shady lawn; adults
only Special Sunday chicken dinner.
MIS- z / Dnnnhns Round Eiu Va
Evening star., 1936-06-21
TABLE BOARD
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

EMPLOYED WOMAN WITH GIRL 5 DE-
sires home with private family. Address
Box Has Star ONCE. %.
ROOM AND BOARD for mother and
daughter A. where child can receive low
ing care through the day; quiet. cool place
where there are no other boarderS. Ad-
dress Box 426-S Star ofice.
PRIVATE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL desires
a list of private homes and select boarding
houses for young men and women students
State rates and number of persons can
accommodate Address Box 479-R. Star
ofhce.
Evening star., 1936-06-21

WESTMINSTER, l607 l7th St. NV
Newly decorated, nicely furnished rooms;
attractive lobby. elevator and maid SEW
ice: single. S. up: double. So up.
Evening star., 1936-06-21

COUNTRY BOARD FOR BOYS in modern
home. 8 miles D. C, swimming individual
care 81 week. Drive out Good Hope I'd.
on route ) 10 Clinton. Md; turn left at
bank drive miles 10 Oak Manor (white
house. black roof For week days, Dis
trict o656 between 10 and
Evening star., 1936-06-21

Is 9Th ST. NE-Attractive front room.
win beds: also single; comfortable. clean,
Evening star., 1936-06-21
PORTLAND HOTEL,

14th AT THOMAS CIRCLE.
Extra large comfortable sleeping rooms
24s
1752-54-56 QUE ST. NV.
Attractive double and single; comfor.
table beds: spacious closets. IL
Evening star., 1936-06-21

CHICKEN OR HAM DINNERS
country home atmosphere. beautiful drive.
fine view. restful; overnight or week guests.
Greystone Fruit Farm, Edgemont Nd. w.
D Bromley
Evening star., 1936-06-21
ROOMS-FTRNISHED.

1884 COLUMBIA RD.-S3 80 wk. sing. e.;
double. So; clean cool outside; 4 baths;
c INV: 2 car lines; men Adams 1923.
2s28 CONN. AVE N.W.-Cool double or
single room, overlooking yard 12 windows;
private home; garage: references. Imme-
diate pOSSeSSIOn.
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;l6@5 18th ST NV, Apt. :}}-Large room,
beautifully furnished, twin beds, LARGE
closet with double doors, bath adjoining
use of living room and porch; married
couple or = ladies; breakfast if desired
Phone Adams O6O6 oIs
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1907 N ST. NW.-Front rm., south. expos;
porch twin beds large closet; nr. bath;
e h u: walk dist gentlemen
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

AIR CONDITIONED R AND ? BATHS
to Oct. l. in Kennedy-Warren: all outside
rooms Phone mornings or after p.n1.'
Adams $3.50
Evening star., 1936-06-21

1916 18th ST NW.-Large comfortable.
homelike room, adjoining bath, in conven-
lent nejghbOrhood ooh
Evening star., 1936-06-21

3629 NEW HAMP. AVE. N.W.-Single and
double room with porch. on bus line;
convenient to cars: home privileges and
phone; gentleman. Phone Adams D. 39-J
AnnlV aftnr q n
Evening star., 1936-06-21

MT. PLEASANT-Large, attractive 'front.'
young adults; gentleman. Columbia 7470.
Evening star., 1936-06-21

GENTLY FARM" near Front ROYAL
liver and mountains offers restful vacation:
shady lawn, good beds and board; reason-
able Mrs Jack Bowen Success Va
Evening star., 1936-06-21

I72s N ST. NW-Delishtful rooms for
rent in fine location; rates reasonable;
meals optional %"
Evening star., 1936-06-21

SPEND YOUR week ends or vacation 80
miles from Washington on beautiful Port
the ever-blue hills of Virginia and some
most interesting homes in Southern Mary
land at Chambers Hone" Port Tobacco.
the most historical and interesting Of all
lovely old estates; GOOD swimming fishing
and Grabbing; make individual or party
reservations in advance Can Adams
41S2. La Plata 96-F-3 or g6-F-24.
Evening star., 1936-06-21

2325 Goth ST NV. near Kalorama and
Columbia rd.. also Rock Greek Park; cool
comfortable room. Phone Potomac 1906
IFS 17th ST. NW.-Large double room,
1920 HARVARD ST NV = Nicely fur
nished room. twin beds. semi-private bath
Apt. 30.
Evening star., 1936-06-21

1912 9th ST. NV or rooms, 1st e..
gas ranges. cleo, shower bath. telephone.
silver, linens. dishes; clean. well managed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-03
COUCHLIN KEEPS
 UP BITTERNESS

New York, Nov. 3--tUP)-The Rev. Charles E. Coughlln speaking last night on a National Union pro- gram, instead of Rep. William Lem Ike, who was scheduled, warned voters that the constitution. which was their bulwark against tyranny and oppr ession, was threatened with assassination" by President Roosevelt"
 Coughlin said that while President Roosevelt had repudiated cornmun- list support, the communists had not repudiated him. He said the presi- dent was aiming at . dictatorship" and that he would be glad for the supreme court to declare the Social Security Act unconstitutional so he might turn the minds of the American people against that tri- bunal in furtherance of Q scheme to regiment, sovietise and Russian ize the nation."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-03

20, Hurley G) 2e, Hoffman (com- anunisD 1.
 < For state auditor - Buckley (d) 19, Wood (r) 28.
 For attorney general - Dever i'd IS, Forte (r) 27.
 Chairman Harley P. Phelps of the selectmen announced New Ashford's returns at 6:42 a. m. The polls had closed at 6:24 after 39 minutes of balloting.
 v Woman Overslept
 Last to vote was Mrs. William Rainey, who overslept but was .9oused by newsmen at her home On Mount Greylock and rushed to the little schoolhouse which served as the polling place. There, she passed her 1e-month-ol son, Arr noiA, to a neighbor while she marked her ballot.
 Hundreds of persons massed around the little school in the sha- dow of Sugar Loaf Mountain broke into cheers as they heard the re- turns.
 VIG0b fAEI@hSChhCAe z Never since 19l6, when New Ash ford first aspired to the honor of leading the nation in reporting elec- ton returns had such elaborate ar arrangements been made for the event. > The little schoolhouse was cram med with voting booths - 20 Of them - to expedite balloting.
 First voters on the scene were Wilbur Anderson and Julius Rath- bun. Up before 3 a. m., Anderson had doughnuts and steaming cof- fee ready for the small army Of newsmen. Rathbun, garbed In blue jumper and rubber boots, did not arrive until half hour later. Z. sHad to milk my three cows same as usual" he chuckled. = = 4:45 Was Opening q 1t was 4:45 o'clock when Select anhn Forest c. White opened the school, outside of which heifer Contentedly munched grass. A sup ply of candles was brought into the school. New Ashford folk still are a bit skeptical of electricity's depend- ability.
 At 5:45 bespectacled Town Clerk ,.Ndattie Beach began reading the election warrant and within three minutes votes were sliding into the sballot box.
 First to cast ballot was Miss Phoebe Jordan, 72, the towns oldest woman voter. Peering over her sglasses at reporters as she emerged from the school, she said: ss "sure, I voted for Roosevelt and .the whole democratic ticket. Roose- welt is Q good man. He did as well -as could be expected under the cir scumstances."
 Holland, Mass Reports
 Holland, Mass, Nov. 3 - (U.P0-- .iThis western Massachusetts town today gave: ~. \ For President-Landon (R) A { Roosevelt CD 2l. X For Senataor-Lodge (R) 48, Cur ,,:ley (D) 12. .. .. For Governor-Haigis (R) 48 Hurley (D) 16.
 In 1882 Holland gave Hoover AS Roosevelt 9.
 For Lieutenant- Governor -Salton- stall (R) 47, Kelly CD IA. ]. For Secretary of State-Cook CR) r4e. Santosuosso (D) 12. < For State Treasurer-Hurley (R) sz5, Hurley CD 17.