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WANTED-SALESMEN.

LARGE petroleum CORPORATION has OPEN
ing for five statesmen in their new Wash
ington branch. preparatory to launching
one of the largest local campaigns in their
history. Men selected must have COM
mercial selling experience or be willing to
take our training. State qualifications for
an appointment. Address Box 120-E. Star
office
ary and commission; must have auto. Ad-
dress Box 15-D. Star of1ce. Ia
SALESMAN oil burner and water heaters;
leads furnished, full sales cooperation;
mission: splendid opportunity. to 6
pm 2214 14th st NV
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ROoMS-uNFuRNISHED

38 LoNGFELLOw ST. NE-3 unfurn.
rms. for Ink: entire 2nd floor priv. en-
trance. semi-priv. bath; rea sonable; adults.
Phone Georgia 1244 after $40.
TWO LARGE Ink. outside rooms. kitchen.
sink $50; old country home; close-in
Washington suburb; token fare; shade,
porches, quiet. Phone Lincoln 4S36-J.
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i6uo l7th ST. N.W.-Large room twin
BEDS. near bath. unlimited phone: SIS for
one so for two month; walking distance
Home OF young men 1Es
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PAPERHANGING and painting; rooms
2sanss. s 'sS sassa sc1 small work
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SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.
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PART-TIME WORK by colored woman, but
no Sunday; reference. Phone North S977.
Address g0S T St NV.
WOMAN. colored. wants bundle wash or
part-time work; reference no Sunday
1S0S 1lth st. NV Potomac 25s3-J
WOMAN. colored reliable. work by day or
regular days work; good cleaner. ironer:
reference. Phone Georgia 2651.
WOMAN colored. reliable. wants days
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SO Goth ST. NV downtown-Secord
floor, nicely furnished Quiet refined
woman over 30. Phone. hot water.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

CHOW PUPPTEs pediereed, unusual color;
ing; 3 females and / male: A deposit Will
reserve choice of litter. Phone Cleveland
1928. 1883 Brandywine st. NV.
WANTED-Canary birds. males and fe-
males. Phone North 1850.
WISH TO MATE pediEreed, Alb, male
male, in return for puppy. Address Box
151-E Star ONCE.
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LADIES az who have good education. can
meet the public: pay above average. Apply
g-l2. Room 205, 1927 Eye St NV.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

243 FARRAGUT ST. NW.-Gentlemen- Q
single rooms, in attractively furnished new
home Phone Georgia $3.50
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1909 18th ST. NW.-I or . ladies. First
floor; furnished room. pvt. bath. screened
porch. home privileges: detached home. 3
adults; ] block from . car lines. Phone
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LADIES II you want groceries at whole
sale and wonderful chance TO make S. a
day besides. apply morning, to II. 500
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101S VERMONT AVE NV. Apt. l.
Large 3-wlndow room. with double bed.
1920 SPRING ROAD N.W.-Attractive
room. second floor front. with all con-
veniences Phone Adams 7347.
CHI. CH Md. l mile beyond Circle Conn.
owners home. Phone Wisconsin 3450.
141D r ST NV Apt. 12-LarEe adjoin-
inF rooms. individual entrance: cool well
ventilated good beds plenty hot water:
convenient TO transportation; adult fam
ily Call evenings, IL
ON 10th ST.-In GOOD family. private
home. large front room with BATH II de-
sired. lunch and dinner; for educated lady
Phone Adams 0533.
25le CONN AVE.-Hieh and cool; at
tractive room. twin beds; adjacent bath.
Meals optional.
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BABY NURSE. experienced. white. care OF
! two children. Chevy Chase. Phone Wis
! cOnSin 173
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HELP WOMEN.

BABY NURSE. experienced white. care OF
two children. Chevy Chase. Phone Wis
consin 5173. | |-
BEAUTY OPERATORS. Apply 1918 F
st. NV. 3rd floor.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all all-aFSgnd: also S
Scheetze. ll45 Conn. ave. Call after pm
DIETITIAN. to take charge of cooking in
kitchen -comiSsary: must have excellent
knowledge OF restaurant cooking and menu
pa1nng state age eTpsrlense pises ddr.e OF
Box 76-E. Star office.
GIRL for general laundry once work: must
have some typing ability. be good at figures
person only. Quality & Service Laundry.
BladensburR, Md.
GIRL. white. eI-"3. TO help around store
and house: good home and good pay.
1873 18th st. NV.
GIRL. general housework. 10 to, pm.
No Sundays: SO week; small family. 56l4
Ith st. NV.
GIRLS AND sALEsLADIEs a.. expert
f3ffe :0sf sm salad i47o Sd Dsps sSrk
Septer. 15'
LADIES (4l who have good education. can
meet the public: pay above average. Apply
9-l2. Room 205. 1927 Eye st. NV.
LADIES If you want groceries at whole
day besides. apply morning, to II. 500
F St NV. Room 2O5.
LADY to make appointments at home for
sales Representatives: unlimited phone nee
Euclid Eaclid st. ApS apt. ss' soHeSD"'' ''O, 'O'
sALEsLADY. thorouehly experienced. ca
pab;e handling neishborhood and colored
trade; good salary: permanent. Apple
stems. 429 sth st. sc.
sEAMSTRESS for dry.cIeaning plant. s213
Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Md.
SODA DISPENSER and mattresses. Apply
al once National Drug Co. 1000 Conn.
STEADY WORK at once selling Avon
Address Box l0l-E. Star office.
STENoGRAPHER- -TYP1ST for small pat
ent attorneys ofice: patent experience de-
and salary expected. Address Box 53-E.
Star once.
WAITRESS. over is years. Apply ga H
st. ne.
MATTRESSES young. experienced; day and
night work; table service. Apply i42
MATTRESSES. experienced Apply $3.50
WAITRESS experienced. white: also man
as dishwasher. Kennedy Food Store. 3222
Kennedy st. W.
WOMEN. refined energetic, capable, who
wish increased income: experience unnec-
essary. Address Box 154-E. Star once.
MATTRESSES
Age between Is and IS: must be expert.
eneed and come well recommended. Gooo
51Oa GEORGIA AVE NV
YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
a men over o5 AT once on established
routes that will bring good earnings to
willing workers. Can use married
interview.
SALESGIRLS for china,
glassware, silverware, house
furnishings and lamp depts.
Apply Immediately, Dulin &
Martin, 1106 G street NV.
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NEAR 18TH AND NEWTON-Sinele room,
near bath unlIm. phone. cont. h W: SI5
month. Phone Columbia @SSl after q
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ADDRESSING MACHINE CElliott) hand
operated. ike rev equipped with stencil
sn5iRss eassH ehons S M NaiiSnai n 79lS
AIR VENTILAToRS-Air conditioning Is
Ysynapyr mpy tan matter s p oyns stale
with panel, may solve your problem, In
stalled With four For stores
ssaf fss s'tss. ss ysG SsR
NV. Phone North 1920.
ALL MAKES CALCULATORS, typewriters
rented for eivi, ssrvieee sess sesxams Inted United
ANTIQUES mostly pine. light weSd; senns
KING KING ST. A Alexsndria. Va. ''11e 'No'' '-~
ANTIQUE ANDIRoNs bellows. 1880: nne
pair Sevre vases: English silver cofee sery-
ice. large oval Sheffield gallery tray. 1900;
fiintlock guns. 18th century Toledo swords,
French and Japanese arrnor, paintings BY
Max Weyl and others. clearance sale. We
buy and sell Murray Galleries. l724
ANTIQUE FURNITURE--Old china. glass.
books. chairs tables, etc. Edelson's 6lS
9TH NV.
ARMATURE wINDING-save money on
electric refrigerator motor repairs: large
ers. generators EXCHANGED, repaired: lowest
prices Harris Armature Co., 9th and O
AUTO RADIoI,Larsest allowance IN the
1888 Motorolas and Philcos. Don't buy
Co. 9th and 8 NV. North i92o.
BEpss s,nsf ;YPsTsse Ysis eanS amf:sr'sses e W IKE
BED ROOM SUITE, studio couch. rugs.
sssos ssssSssi dsorsss sss. ''' ''''' -'''A'
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SITUATIONS-MEN.

ACCOUNTANT expert books opened closed
dts: $40 mo-; city references. Adams 9a96-
ACCOUNTANT T-BOOKKEEPER, 27. college
graouate: trained in auditing. general cor
poration cost accounting; years as CLERK
bookkeeper i'll local bank. Clev 5157. 15'
AUTO MECHANIC, colored. with tools.
wants employment experience all make
cars: best reference. Lincoln 3572.
CARPENTER. colored. wants regular or
job work: furniture repaired Phone De-
catur 3151. 1722 Willard st. NV.
CHAUFFEUR-B BUTLER. young colored man.
well experienced will furnish best OF ref
ences. with uniform. Phone Decatur ":331.
CHEF-COOK coIored. in restaurant or
cafeteria. Apply 500 Ames st. ne. Is,
FLIPINO-Cook-b or butler-house-
man-gardener wants job in family; Al ref
erence. Call Cleveland 5512 IA
GROCERY CLERK, ; years chain manager.
4 years wholesale: excellent references. IN
Guiding former employers. Address BOX
262-E Star Office
MAN. young. colored. with reference wants
work Of any kind. Call District 1865.
or truck driving. 209 w st. NV, Joe.
MAN colored. wants job. washing dishes.
cleaning store or handy man. 1929 Sth
st. NV. Fred 1ssai.
YOUNG MAN. colored. wants job, garage
man or car washer. Phone Decatur b93o
YOUNG MAN experienced salesman. de
sireS permanent position: no canvaSSlng.
Address Box 13S-E Star ofice. IA
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
DANCING TEACHERS

Washington's leading dancing school
can use instructors and instructress;
state age. experience, etc. Address Box
271-E. Star office.
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SITUATIONS-WOMEN.
SITUATIONS--DOMESTIC.

DESTROYS Of placing my colored maid.
part-time basis: excellent work. Phone
Adams 4S00. Branch 235-C. 15'
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER colored good
cook: stay or go nights: city references.
Girl. colored. wants .e.h.w.: honest; ref
erences: can stay nights. BY v st. NV.
Call Tuesday or wednesday. Decatur $3.50.
GIRL. colored neat. wants general house,
work: stay nights. SO st. NV. Phone
GIRL colQred. neat. desires position any
days; references. Phone Greenwood 1454-R
GIRL, colored. neat. wishes job. g.hw.: do
plain cooking; stay nights or go home; city
references. Phone Decatur 2992.
GIRLS (2) colored want work of any
kind; honest and dependable; good refer
ence. Call North 4417.
GIRL, colored, neat. reliable. wants job
from $50 to 3 or part time; can give
good ref. Phone North 3617-J.
GIRL colored wants general housework:
stay nights: good ref. Phone Decatur
GIRL, coiored. wants work Wednesdays
Phone Decatur S1eS-J. 4o4 ? St. NV.
LAUNDREsS. coiored, frst-class.. by, the
DsestSr Dses Or dsS assa also good cleaner r' ph0n'
LAgNpREss and cleaner; .9od We vents .;a., day. I:
good ref. Phone Decatur 5723-W.
NURSING OF INVALID. cooking or house,
ioSs7.
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1910 R ST NW-Vacancy for young man
in double room with twin beds, balcony.
Very desirahln
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single. double rooms: vacancy with law
student; every convenience comfortable
home; tranSients considered
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1871 ROSEDALE ST. NE. Furnished
room. $50 a month, for gentlemsn Cal
between + end 10 nm
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1901 18th ST. NV. Mt Pleasant second
foor-Corner room. l block from car;
phone: - so week. Phone Columbia o227.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

APPAREI-Men's. women's and ehildren's:
also shoes. hats, curtains. dishes, rugs; fur
ntture bought for rummaEe sale. l32l Itn
NV. Phone Mr.. WinEer. Decatur $3.50. To-
BOOKS and postage stamps bought AZ
s,5nds s5on i1nz any SgenstiTy smss4nib Net s4ib s'0k
CLOTHING-Cash for ladies, and mems
used clothing and shoes. VIII call any
where, any time. Call DaVid's. Adams
CLOTHINQ-Hishest prices paid for mems
used clothinE. Berman,s 1122 7th st NV
Phone Metropolitan 3767. Open evenings
FURNITURE-Wouid like to purchase some
good used household goods. Phone Metro
politar 1864 la
FURNITURE and household goods of all
kinds wanted. HIGHEST cash prices Don't
sell until you call North 6040. Prompt
service.
FURNITURE. bric-a-brac. china glassware,
rugs. paintings. silverware.. Highest cash
prices paid. Cali Murray. Adams 6133. l6s
PIANo--!Smal size mahosany baby grand;
reasonable. krieg's storage rooms, 6lo
Eye st. NV. 16e
PIANO wANTED1Apt.-size upright or
grand, good condition; price reasonable.
Phone Greenwood 9Osb-J l6e
WILL PAY Cash for used gas range. 8 or
1o burners, with 2 ovens. Phone Decatur
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1928 18th ST NW-Attracttve Ink.
room for two employed ladies, watkins
distance
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2043 PARK RD.-Overlookine Rock Creek
PARK; single room. ami. shower: refs;
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ATTENTION.
BOOK MEN

Encyclopedias Britannica has the fast
est selling proposition in America. Real
leads furnished and highest commissions
paid. Apply before noon. SIS National
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furniture. , large closets. oil heat. unlim-
tied phone: bus az corner Call after 8.
2339 .ASHMEAD PL. NW.-LarGe room,
twin beds: suitable > Eentlemen; private
family. Phone Potomac 5245.
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/ 1866 HARVARD ST. NV large room.
Eltchenette. running hot and cold water.
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GIRL. general housework. 10 to q pm.
No Sundays; SO week; small family. 56l4
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322 L ST. N.W.-Large, pleasant south
DOM, :kf. 50: room. twin beds, running
1ater S6: room h x 81 SO
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GIRL white, oI-o3. TO help around store
and house: good home and good pay.
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GIRLS AND SALESLADIES "a. expert
| enced; good salary. steady work. Apply
! 10 to !" IN. 14l0 II ST.. Dept. 104. Mr..
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FARM AND GARDEN.

wE1L-RoTTED COW MANURE. 1Oo-pound
sack 15c; s sacks. So. Rich 6arden dirt.
l00-lb. sack. SOC; 9 sacks, $3.50. sstisfac-
tion guaranteed. Phone North S062 or
NOW rs THE TINE to use bone meal on
your lawns SO for 100 pounds. Milton
Hopfenmaier Estate. $500 ct. NV.
Phone West 1882
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COMFORTABLE single or double room. in
bungalow. phone garage: meals optional:
reasonable. Phone Genreia 4nn4
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74O5 l4th ST. NW-Beautiful master bed
room. reasonable; private bath. twin beds,
unlimited phone; half block from 18th ct,
bus. Gentlemen. Phone Georgia 1858.
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1926 PLEASANT ST. SE.-Laree front
room with double bed, semi-prlvate bath.
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COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.
BOATS.

TRUNK CABIN CRUISER. used 3 seasons.
30 feet 9ia-ft. beam; absolutely first-class
condition, completely equipped with 100;
hip Buda. lighting plant. radio. etc, VIII
for immediate sale. For appointment. call
Lincoln l0290,
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~ !FII 81. N. - rooms INK. nicely
turnlshed: couple only Lincoln 33l4-R.
9l5 MARYLAND AVE. NE-Large. brisht,
thiro-Hoor-front room closet. nicely fur
nlshed: lovely street and neighborhood 3
car lines. MIddle-aged emploved lady who
appreciates real home: S3o5
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1879 LANIER PL. N.W-Lovely, comfort
able room; convenient. nice location.
Phone Columbia 2TS4
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3s0s 4th ST. NW.-Attractive furnished
room facing Soldiers Home and near bus
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1921 NEW HAMP. AVE-Large double
room. with private bath: newly decorated
and furnished; maid service; reasonable.
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1926 NW.-Walking distance. Larse.
phone. Gentleman SIS
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I?6l EUCLID ST. Gsth ana Col. I'd -
Clean. lisht hed-livine room. with Kitchen
cite: near bath: c b v Adults
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s-1.. W ItStl 9VI.a d I7It-I UpUIIVdI .-UNI.
1924 CALVERT ST. NV. Coff 18th and
Col. rd.J-Brieht. comfort able single rr
southern exposure. quiet. private family,
All modern improvements
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

10 GOOD WORK HORSES AND Q PAIRS
of mules; real aood workers See Mr.. Dixon
2109 Fairlawn ave. sc. Phone Lin. 0236-J
BAY HORSE-Blazed face; beautiful show
type and an excellent jumper: Will sacrince
at 5000. Sunday. call Georgia 5414; week
days National oS44.
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DUPONT CIRCLE, 1909 18th st, NV
VACANCIES for two or more; reasonable.
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GIRL for general laundry ONCE work: must
have some typing ability. be good at figures
and have q pleasing personality. Apply in
person only. Quality d Service Laundry.
Evening star., 1936-04-14

| zoos NJ ST. NW.-Flrst floor; comfort able
| room; neatly furnished. newly decorated; 10
| minutes walk to business section: reas
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-20

desirous of going to Indiana he might not be able to make that par ticular visit.
 Cancels Press Conference The White House cancelled Q scheduled press conference for this afternoon because the president was working on the text of several addresses he will deliver beginning tomorrow when he reaches Provi- dence, R. I, as the starting point of tour through that state. Massa- chusetts and Connecticut.
 His major speech will come to- morrow night at 10 o'clock at Wor- cester.
 If he decides to carry his re-elec- ton fight again into the center of the highly industxalized middle west, there was . likelihood that he would appear in Toledo and Akron, O., as well as several other import ant political spots, and that he might start the trip soon after his return to washington.
 While plans stili were in the teri- tative stage, persons close to the white House said that MT Rcose- velt might come back tn Washing t6n as early as Thursday night
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days a year. The educational, po- lice, and fire systems are said to be efficient. And, of course, true to tradition, Uncle Tom is a good family man, quite religious and always true to his word.
 Many Farmers Switch
 Between St. Louis and Kansas City are the farmers. Many are returning to their old party allegiance, but no one knows how many. They suffered from the last two great droughts - although five southeastern counties are now happy with big crops and high prices. Federal drouth relief has been a big help.
 Father Coughlin has 8 follow ing in St. Louis, judging from the fact that 1000 turned out to hea1 him speak. And there are still those who swear by acid-tongued ex-Sepator Jim Reed, although Jim always depended on Repub- lican and independent votes fol election.
 But these seem minor factors and the two big issues in Mis- souri are election frauds and the popularity or unpopularity of Roosevelt and his policies.
 Copyright 1886, NEA Service, Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-20
MAYOR HAYES TO
 SAVE $50 JOBS

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 Rrusfent Has Fled i (Copyfight 1898 by United kgessl portbou. French-G Spanish FEleR I tier, Cnt. 2D.---( (UP) Spa=ish nss tinnaIist leeders joyously rnxla5nnc9 1 tl1e arz4eal of Presideilt Manual Azayiz ak Barcelona today ks s;a a9s mission that she fall of Madrid isee icartain and imminent,
 Officially, the president ap1 1Qus members of his cabinet were as Bars celona, on the Mediterranean coast and only S5 miles from the French border, on a series of "pep" visits to 1oyaiist> cities.
 Actually, he and his aides age 1n position necessa1y 70 continue tne left front or loyalists Gogernm1ne with their temporary capital ea Barcelona, while the hard boiled Premier Trancssco Largo Caballer0 and ctharn of the government tean l a finish fia.lt for Madrid, hoping 1 that some mirscle may keep off tha rebels.
 Can Tour fin Safety i If Azaxa wanted t0 tour loyalisA cities, as was announced, he could proceed from Barcelona down the. east coast to Valencia and othck cities in perfect safety, remaining in Ioyalist territory and in position to lead the constituted government
 From this lega;iStic standpoint, 70 as he remained in titular control he might sct up his capital Tl1ere he pleased and declare Madrid. In nationalist hands, to be merely azas other city.
 Also, if Azana wanted to leave tho country, he could do so on any number of ships, liners, merchaute men or wnrstips. x
 Barcelona as Capital
 Gen. Gonzola Queipo De Llama the nationalist commander ill the south, broadcast from Seville the report that Azana would name BaS. celona the capital, temporary ae least, of the republic. He asserted also that Russian leaders were at Barcelona to aid in organizing Q lCatalonian socialist republic. There would be socialist republics, on the Russian Federate principle. in other loyalist provinces, he said. Ca~ talonia now has seni-autono nornolss government, and semi-autono oiny was recently granted by the Madrid government to the Basque provinces as a gesture to Basque nationalist&
 Socialist Victory.
 Queipo De Llano. commenting on I Azana's arrival and his report that Barcelona was to be named capital viewed this as . victory for 1ndale. cio Prieto, right wing Soc.aliSs leader and minister of navy ars aiS in the Madrid cabinet.
 Prieto, Queipo De Llaro alleged had urged the abando donmert N Madrid but had. been opposed by Premier Largo Caballero and by the new Russian ambassador. MarcA Rosenberg. He said that !.s:yo Caballeros s'illness" had made is possible for .Prieto to impose hls ideas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-20
.M'LEVY TICKET
 WINS CONTEST

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l (Contiliued from Page n
 that the WPA was to end July 1st. 1 The WPA was renewed, however, hence the city's need for additional funds, not only to take care of its WPA prospects, but also to dare for a great number of people receiving aid from the public welfare depart ment. Although about 200 were tak- en of the WPA and relief rolls by local factories since Mayor Hayes made his plea over two months ago there are still $50 persons to be cared for over the winter months. Mayor Hayes pointed out that the city through its welfare department has seen that nobody has suffered from cold or starvation for the past six months and that it would be tragic to halt such relief now.
 Bonded Debt Decreased
 Controller Leary showed that since 1930 the city's floating and bonded indebtedness has been de- creased $3,334, ,469 but that the same time the municipality'S income has decreased from over $6,000,000 in 1930 to a little over $5,000,000 in 1885. He also called attention to the fact that the tax levy for this year is only $107,000 more than it was in 1925 and that normal increases in teachers salaries, mandatory in nature, and the city's pension re- quirements, eat up this sum. He also pointed out that the grand list was $l71 ,000,0 in 1880 and is now $162, 100000. During the same period the tax rate has dropped from 35 mills, in 1880, to 31.5, the current rate.
 Relatives Could Provide
 Finance Commissioner John H. Goss expressed the opinion at the afternoon meeting that relatives could care for many now on the relief lists, declaring that from 20 to 40 per cent of those on relief have members of their families able to aid them. Commissioner Major Judge, an official of the American Brass Company, countered by stat ing that employers could aid here by ceasing to import help from out of the city.
 At the aldermanic meeting George Kingston, William Kolbeck, William Loeffier and Francis T. Phillips registered themselves as opposed to the city's plan of financing further relief. The majority prevailed, how. ever.
 Sought Permission
 At last nights meeting of the board of aldermen Mayor Hayes did not seek from the aldermen authority to float Q bond issue. He merely sought permission to seek the right to do so from the state emergency relief commission. The democratic side of the board voted unanimously to give him this right.
 Alderman Patrick Perriello. repub- l lican refused to be led by other i members of his side of the board i and voted to give the mayor power ] to seek financial means to keep Waierburys g5O WFA and general relief recipients from suffering the