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Evening star., 1936-10-13
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

Near Chevy Chase Circle. Convenient
to public and parochial schools. stores and
transportatio New. detached. brick
homes of quality construction; delightful
plan; rms. baths. automatic heat;
Sl1,a5O. owner might consider well-lo-
Gated smaller property in exchange. Call
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. INC, Cleveland
until
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH CHESAPEAKE Bay
Lots bungalows, terms: Gentiles only Send
for booklet Address MAYO A A Co. Nd
ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE ON SALT Wa
ter; four rooms. bath room. electricity.
convenient large plot; fne fishing. boat
ing: S145 financed at SIS monthly.
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PROP. SALE OR RENT.

BEAUTIFUL LOCATION-UP RIVER RID
to post No. Al. turn right Sth house, near
Burning Tree Club Rent for $50 per mo :,
furnished. H. o. FALLSGRAF. phone Brad
ley 1854
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MONEY TO LOAN.
LET US CHANGE

Your SO trusts to 5Ts
O'HARE ESTATES 224 r St. NE,
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS. PAY YOUR
taxes. improvement loans. UP TO three
years to pay; personal loans on your sig
nature: reasonable rates See Mr.. FREED
MAN. 1906 r. ]. ave. NV. Phone North
0105
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LEGAL NOTICES.

THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFIcB
of the Comptroller of the Currency, WASH
ington D c.. August 81. 1936-Notice Is
claims against "The Fidelity Building and
Loan Association Of Washington. D, O."
that the same must be presented TO- NJ. L.
Barnett. Jr.. Receiver with the legal proof
thereof within three months from this date
or they may be disallowed.
(SignedD j. p r O'CONNOR.
Comptroller Of the Currency.
Evening star., 1936-10-13

2204 DECATUR PLACE-A very
desirable house in exclusive
Sheridan Circle neighborhood;
4 bed rooms, 2 baths. Completely
redecorated. All modern ap-
pointments. Open for inspection.
Lease required. Rent, SIPS. 13"
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

WE CAN RENT YOUR APARTMENT. CALL
MR.. ELLIS Office for details
1910 Vermont. Room 2l1. Natl. 1884. 13s
LADY AND GENTLEMAN DESIRE TO
share furnished apt. with couple moderate.
near Thomas Circle. Address Box 39l M,
Star office.
2 REFINED LADIES. EMPLOYED. DESIRE
2-rm.. kit. bath furn. apt State full de-
tails. Address Box 262-M. Star Office. IA.
WANTED BY AN ELDERLY. Gull
tured woman. an unfurnished. three-room.
quiet apartment. preferably in suburban
D. C. or Maryland State particulars and
rent. Address Box 35S-M. Star ONCE.
UNFURN APARTMENT OR BUNGALOW
consisting of bed room. living room. din
ing ROOM kitchen and dinette no others
apply. Call District 200, Ext. 23l2.
After g. Emerson 1888 16s
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
COLORED BARGAIN.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

1872 Euclid st. w-Open daily from
until 8 pm. Inspect this today.
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1445 PARK RID. NV, THE kLToN-Two
rooms, kitchen. foyer. bath; Frigldalre on
hnnsa current elevator. SEQ.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

300 BLOCK OF 18th ST. Sc.
Brick, rooms and baths. hot-water
renting rooms. Price. S5,150, on terms.
Call Mr.: Guifre. Met. 2S27. p. ELIOT
MIDDLETON. 205 Investment Bldg
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JUST OFF MASS. AVE.

Near the Cathedral. high elevation. at
tractive neighborhood. A well-built brick
home. in excellent condition. First floor
has living room with fireplace. dining room.
sun room and kitchen. Second floor has
four bed rooms and two baths. gear
garage. gas heat, attic Maids room. A
rare, opportunity. JAMES e. SCHWAB.
Southern Bldg. District S157 or Clev.
140S. after pm
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LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
1719 K st. NV National 1865.

JUST THE PLACE YOU HAVE BEEN
looking for-six rooms and bath. hot
water heat electric light. gas. one-car
garage, tool house and chicken houses
Lot 100x260. Beautiful shade and fruit
trees. with most unusual plants. flowers
and shrubs. 13 East Washington. ST..
Kensington. Md. Formerly priced at
SS,75O-now S5,250. This is real buy.
E. C. Thomas.
BOSS 81 PHELPS
National a300. Adams A121.
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BEAUTIFUL ESTATE.

Best buy on Bradley blvd. About acres
OF sround, Groom house. 300 feet OF
blvd. in a grove of beautiful trees. over
looking the surrounding hills. Here you
can enjoy all the freedom OF country life
as we'll as the comforts Of city. This place
will have to be seen 70 be appreciated. Lo-
Gated IN Bradley blvd. about ! miles
from Wisconsin ave. Owner, r. w. HUNT.
Phone Wisconsin 1892
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

GLENN DALE-BRANCHvTLLE RD.. ADJ.
land outbuildings fruit: only SO $50. your
terms. WALDORF, on State rd.. close TO
new development: 80 a. As a. fertile,
70 D. c.; cheap. N. E. RYON CO.. 1915
N. Y. ave.
ON A MIN VIRGINIA HIGHWAY AND
only miles from downtown Washing
ton: 80 acres. with the lay which the de-
veloper likes. Price. S265 per acre. Ask
for Mr.. CaSSatt.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
1T19 K ST. NV. National 1855.
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1903 9th ST.

Six large rooms. tile bath. modern
kitchen; gas heat. rock-wool insulated.
$500 CASH-$55 MONTHLY.
MOSS REALTY CO.
Tower Building. Met. 1116.
EveninCs Shepherd 314o
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WE HAVE CUSTOMERS WAITING FOR
small acreage and suburban homes. Let
US know what you have.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.,
1919 K St. NV. District l0l5.
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GOO N. LINCOLN ST.

CLARENDON. VA.
Detached brick bungalow; slate roof.
. bed rooms, tile bath, large hoored attic;
h.-wh.; detached. brick garage; lot
50Xl35.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED,

5-ACRE BUILDING SITE: SHADE NICE
view, within 10 miles of Washington,
RALPH GRAIN.
1929 Lee Highway Walnut $3.50.
ROOMING HOUSE. COMPLETE WITH
Address Box 267-M. Star once.
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FOR SALE OR RENT. LONG LEASE
bed rooms. 2 baths oil burner > garages;
near best schools bus line; quiet neigh
borhood; ready for redecorating. Address
Box 391-M Star Office.
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wAna aloUsEs FOR RENT.

-;;;,,",19xIUT TO SUIT TENANT.
WILL p m1uufacturing plant or fac.
torS WaTIsnSgs Ieesfss ptsE Of city and Ideally ~
5it1ated sau fo,h q 6lds paved slieZ,
Aoo-iti; cSssEsA EERsERT son,
Evening star., 1936-10-13
CLEVELAND PARK,

N. CLEVELAND PARK,
3a03 WARREN ST. NV.
Dust of Wisconsin Ave.
Large detached frame house with slate
roof containing g rooms bath lncloSed
sleeping porch: automatic heat; lear ga.
rage; convenient TO public and parochial
schools.
Evening star., 1936-10-13
S7 Q5n-SAIIL,S ADDITION.

Near 18th and Gallatin SITS. NV,
A beautiful detached home with large
porch: contains very spacious rooms q
bed rooms). large stone fireplace. modern
and well-equipped kitchen, slate roof. large
lawn and shaded lot with gear garage. IN
one of Washington's most convenient and
popular subdivisions. Seldom has there
Call Mr.. Mannakee Decatur 459l. ewes.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
Evening star., 1936-10-13
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE
A SPECIAL,

Z5Z4 @ ST. NV.
rooms. bath. elec. lights: brick and
frame; good sized lot; rent S45 month:
priced. $1,000. MR.. CRAWFORD. Metro.
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OPEN q TO O.

OPEN, q TO 3. -,
New detached brick. 6 large rooms. tile
path. modern Kitchen. full basement: on
like rent.
1904 18th ST. NE.
STROUP Geo. Abs.
731 Southern Bldg. Dist. 036S.
1404 c ST. N.E.-S5, $50; TERMS. SIX
rooms, bath. h.-w.h.. elec. refrigeration,
newly decorated. Vacant. Open for inspec-
ton. Phone Lincoln 707S. 13.
Evening star., 1936-10-13

NEAR CAP1ToL-sEvERAL 8 TO 12
rms; East Capitol St.. also Md. ave.
Mass ave. and others. E. w. BAILEY.
Adams 1855.
NEAR BALTIMORE PIKE AND 3Oth ST
Modern Groom detached house with ga
rage. very large lot. paved rear alley: sold
a few years ago without garage alley
paving for S7.950: the price now is only
S5.950: attractive terms. Ask for MR..
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AMERICAN U. PARK.

$3.50.
40x1Oo: sewer. water. gas electricity;
D lots. near stores and transportation.
J. DALLAS GRADY a. SON.
DlStrlct 9lG9 llO4 VT. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1936-10-13
oEE,cEs FOR RENT.

7F nRofT rEDd.. s00-s10 r ST. NV
IS 49, Sr;nhS rms, suitable ofiices studios
shops: Sih no. and up. Apply Room 10.
,zITp SJTsur5 DESK SPACE FOR RENT IN
.,s;ra,a 1a mice; reasonable. Address
Box 35o-Ns Ii once.
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A TWO-FAMILY HOME,

5000 Block 4th st. NV.
four-room apartments. completely
equipped with refrigerators and stoves.
$8,450.
Moderate Cash: $50 Monthly.
Tower Building. Met. 1870.
rr,,apipUs Shenherd 914o
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EXCELLENT vALUE-NORTHWEST.
Six Large roSms. NV heat nv fuli n ofsfs ssis
section. See this. Call Mr.. Partlow,
WAPLE g. JAMES, INC,
1924 14th St NV. District 3347.
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LOTS WANTED.

COLORED
Lots, S97 so up: terms As low a. 81
down and 81 monthly: IN ne. Natl 1889.
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yacinity of 18th and Corcoran stS nv
substantially built brick home. six bed
rooms six open freplaces; most excellent
condition; expensive appointments
Reduced From Sl4 900 to 81 5nn
THOMAS J. FISHER & co, Inc
G3S 18th ST. NV DiStric, ssln
Evening star., 1936-10-13
LOTS FOR SALE.

APARTMENT SITE. 50 $50.
New Hampshire ave mr. lst pl. nv.
On grade. good elevation 5OxIIo, 15-ft.
alley; good ground is getting scarce IN this
section. Buy now. See Mr.. Lawton.
ADELBERT W. LEE.
Evening star., 1936-10-13
THE WESTBURY.
THE ZEBULON,
THE IXANEOE

l4th and Tuckerman SITS. NV;
One and two room units. large nvlng
room and closets. carpeted and artlstlcally
decorated halls. Several select apis. now
available. others ready Oct. 10: S6:.oO TO
S61 80.
Representative on Premises Until 9 PM.
HARRY B. PITTS CO.
Washington Journal., 1936-06-19
HferSemanseI IN sOwittrufIanO.

@orol6iIom, Ser &ommiiiar fir
0os ariegs- unO 8erteioigungsmeIen
in SoDietruBlanb, fiibrt Iebbafte
Rlaee iiber BEN Giidgong 0es BferOe-
heitonoes in ser Sopietunion. 3eute
ion es in &uBlano foum mebr is
Miuionen 8feroe geben. Dieie Cat
la6e lit fir oie St1rte Ser rotten Or
NEE ouBeroroentli9 beoroblih. Bel
oen meiten Gntfernungen fommt Ser
&eiterei i'm ruiiiiden Seer nidt inn
mer cine groBe geoeutung gu, umio
mebr, ols Der @rios Ourd medani-
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unm0gIif lit. Dor Ausbru4 Der RE
pollution batten Oie ruiiiiden aoiafen
einen @eltruf. Ser 4ommiiiar fiir
oos Observation-Disclosures beridtet,
oob sic 3obl Ser 9ferOe bente nur
brei SiebenteI Oes 9eitanOes Don
1916 betrGgt.
Washington Journal., 1936-06-19
WttamtMmaHgel tn
Gbdtbinter MRO
IOrfrabltnS.

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sic BEN menihlihen Orgonismus
i'm Sb6tuinter un0 8orfriibling
~be0roben, limb auf ben nm oieie
Belt eintretenoen 8itaminmangel
5uriid5ufiibren. Sic 5riideemiiie als
bcboraugte 8itaminipenoer weroen
0ann 10 fnapp unO teuer. OaB lie
BON DieIen 8olfsgenoiien nidt mebr
oufgebradt ueroen tonnen. 6Olge.
erIdeinuneen Oieies 8itaminman.
gels Iin0 er5obte NnfdIigfeit gegen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Die Grippe;
ferner oie iogenannte 6riibiabrs-
miioigfeit, oie in Mattigfeit uno
gbgeIdIagenbeit, raider grmiiouug
uno bIeiernem @eiiibl in ben @lie.
bern idon nod tur5en 8egen.
acknowledgements uno bisDeilen
Iogar Observation-Disclosures beitebt.
Nud nod anOere grideinungen
bat man ouf ben @itaminmangel
Der Nodapinter. un0 gorfriiblIngs.
5eit ouriifgefiibrt: 10 Oie Sutfade,
OaB nm oieie 9eit Die oagemeine
Sterbli6feit am gr0Bten lit unO mel
terbin Oas @o1stum Der 9in0er am
g~eringiten. Dab es iih BEL Der In-
nabme Oieier 3uinmmenbdnge nidt
Inn unbenieiene Sbeorien, ioHoern
Inn Sotia6en bon0elt, benefit Der
4usi6eioungsberiuh; ipribt man
@itomin 6 in Ben 8IrtfreisIauf,
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big nieOer ousgeidieOen, Oa Der
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uno bort idlieBIid b%oaitdnOis auf,
iooaB Damn oIio Dirfli9 elm naH-
Deisbarer 8itaminmangel 0es R0r.
pers beitebt.
DAB man Oieien MangeI aud
obne 6ie foitbnren 6riibgemiiie iider
unO erfoIgreih ausgIei9en fam,
bat Or. me0. ct. phil. 8. 8ensmer
in ieinem ioeben in Der 5ranfideH
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iden @iIoeemiiie aufmertiam, bic
cine electromagnetic Queue beiOnOers
beg lebensmihtigen 9itamins s
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reidenoer Nenge foitenIos our Ser.
fiigung iteben. Man fam oieie
Wilogemiile, bon 0enen beionoers
20pen5obn. 8runnenfreiie, Mmpfer
un0 MeIOe, 8ieienbouGn0er,
6rouenmanteI, Sdafgarbe II. 8od-
bunge genonnt ieien, einfa6 wie
Gpinat anri9ten, bon Ben 5arteH
iungen 8ldttden BEG 20pen8abn u.
Der 4reiie aber aud einen bortreff.
li9 munoenoen Solot 5ubereiten.
Gin nusge5ei9netes DitominbaI-
tiges Nabrungsmittel I6Bt ii6 aud
aus Oen 1l11gen Sr1eben DER Sre1I'
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iest nit 8itroneniaft, etnos 8ufer,
Del uno @ei3enfIoden uno erb6lt
10 einen ongenebm mun0enoen
8rotaufitrid. Als berborragenO gu-
te gitomin-g 9ueGe bat iid ferner
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bel aoIf unO giien entb6lt, 10 bat
man alien @rnftes ben 8oridlag
gemodt, Die 2u5erne our menid-
Iiden Nabrung beran3u8ieben, lei.
es aIs 5alnt un0 Semitic ODER
aud in trodener Sorm oIs Weebl.
Washington Journal., 1936-06-19
9ieni it bereit.

9ienitbereit. ~Ober,
bier lit elm Saor in Ser Suppe",
ingte Nieblid itreng, ~tpos bat oas
5u be0euten?"
so min i'd erit Die 4Odin fra
gen, bin gar nidt a6ergIGubii6"
erfIGrt Der ODER.
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lerbontet t. Der groBe ShDei-
ser Moler Jeroinano Sooler ioB bel
einem Riinitlerbonfett in Bern einem
2onegen gegeniiber, Der Defenders
megen Ieiner MquoreIe geiGGtt mar
Dor oieiem ItanS cine 6laide nit
einem berporragenoen 8ein, nab.
renS li6 onf Soolers YIas nur cine
6laIhe nit Seltermniier befanO.
9lOtli6 tauidte SoOler Die GIai@e
nit ser Bemerfung: Dem @aiier-
mailer oos @aiier, mir aber ben
@eiu."
Washington Journal., 1936-06-19
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papiere9 8ummler: papisre bab'
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cine Sp9asitsrsiie na9 8enebie.~
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mu6en- Sebss fOlsenOe UsuI is Is
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Washington Journal., 1936-06-19
III.

Sin paar Gage ipdtsr erbieIt Mu>
suitin AntipOrt uuf ieinen 9rief an
KLAUS. Der Bruber ihrieb:
.Weein lieber Mueuitin!
So bauts Dtr bersIi& fir Deiueu
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-25

Joseph KosIscik, BassIcl, 2 to i; Ale, fred Green, Crosby, defeated Harry Kapian, BassIck, 1 Ia to i-2; Wil- liam Kohier, Bassicl, defeated John Rogers, Looinis School of Windsor, 2 to i; Lewis Stanley, Crosby, de- feated Donald Anderson, Loomis School of windsor, 3 to l; and John perham, Crosby, defeated Arthur Covitt, BassiclE, 3 Ia to l-2.
 Tn the second round two match- es were played: Kennell defeated Tartaglia, 1 l-2 to Ia; and Green defeated Kohler, 1 1-2 to 1-2. The match between Stanley and Perhanl was adjourned. The tournament committee in charge was Frank M. Ham, Bridgeport, Leon Cash, Ches- ter, and Alfred Green, Waterbury. Definite plans were made for the formation of Q State high school league for the first time for the coming year, 1o36-l037.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-25
WATERvILLE NEWS

cd a run in the eighth and the score remained deadlocked until the tenth when the winners scored three runs while the Fairmounts scored only twice. slocum granted eleven hits while his mates made 9. The seven passes which he gave had much to do with the loss of the game, although he famed thirteen opposing batsmen.
 Children of Mary
 The young ladies' sodality of the Children of Mary of St. Michaels church will meet at the parish hall at 7:3O o'clock this evening to re- hearse for the ceremonies of next Sunday, evening. At that time will take place the annual reception of new members and the crowning of the statue of the Virgin.
 Junior Auxiliary
 The Junior Auxiliary of the unit of Davis Post has postponed It's regular meeting scheduled for June 6th, to June 18th, in order not to conflict with the entertainment be- ing planned by the Davis Post Fife, Drum and Bugle Corps.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-25
IS3,l6i ESTATE LEFT
 BY LIBRARY WORKEE

An estate of ss,iei.is, most oi N in cash, was left by the late Jsnnls A. Peck, veteran employe of tho silas Bronson library. according to an inventory filed in probate court today. Miss Peck died April ~.
 Deposits at the Colonial Truet Go. total e2,6oO.6B. Two Liberty bonds are valued at 4i7l.63, Q Clleck on the Hartford Connecticut Truo1 Co. is for S270.07, and cash on hand was e17.e6. Income due under tho will of Sarah c. Hall is e14O.ie.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-25
LOCAL PLAYERS
 REACH FINALS
State School Chess Charl- piOnship to Be Decided
 Shortly

After twelve hours of play at the Central Y on Saturday, Alfred Green of Crosby high school, and James Kennell of Bassick high school in Bridgeport, reached the final round in the state champion ship chess tournament for high school players. Lewis Stanley and John Perhain, also of Crosby, fln- ished high and they will play Q match on May go, the winner to meet in the finals with Green and Kennell. John Tartaglia of Leav- enworth and Elmer Baxter of Cros- by were also entered in the tourna- Tnent.
 The first round results were:
 James Kennel, Bassick, defeated Elmer Baxter, Crosby, 2 to 0: John Tartaglia, Leavenworth, defeated
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-25
Forty Hours Opened
 Yesterday Morning

Procession Features Services at St MiChaes Church;
 Legion Auxiliary to Hold Memorial Program
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-25
MOW!AN NEW VITAMlM LAXATIVE

VITA-MIN- -oIs. the newest discovery by science, gives you safe, efficient laxative action of mineral oil with tha added advantage Of Vltaming A. D & E, thus assuring correct vita min balance and tone Co the entire svsiem. Mild, safe laxative action vvIthouk any loss of vitamin balance - no detrnction from your natural atoro of vitamlns; no harshneEn. Safe: Better. Try V1TA-MiN.oi today. A large bottle made to sell for si.0e now at an introanc.ory sfores of Waterbury Drugglsfe As aoclation, in Naugatuck at Nauga. tuck Drug and ln Thomaston at fsatlmeF'B Drug Blores
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-25
SUICIDE FAILS THRrcE

Toronto, Ont. (Up)-0eorge Mcs Crea tried to commit suicide three times in a jail cell here and failed each time. First he tried to hat1& himself with his tie, then with hia shirt and finally with his faces, but each time 6 guard cut him down in time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-25
SOCIAL WORKERS
 ATTEND CONFERENCE

Several WaterburianS attended the national conference of Social Workers at Atlantic City, N. J., over the weekend. The conference be" gan last "wednesday and is to con- tinue all this week. Among those present in the connecticut contin-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-25
LUMBER BLAZE

Firemen were called out twice Sat- urday. A brush fire broke out on the estate of 0. H. Cable, 407 Water vile street, at 2:53 o'clock. There was a lumber pile blaze at the home of Arthur R. Nichols, architect, Al congress avenue. at 7:O2 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-25

gent, which included the entire probation association of the state, were Miss Grace White of the chil-
 dren's home commission; Miss Gen. evieve Carolan of the department of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-25

public welfare, Misses Agnes Fitz- patrick and Edna Maloney of the Diocesan Bureau; Miss Kathleen Crowley, Juvenile court probation officer; and Judge Edward Mascolo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-25
"LIFE'S "REMINISCENCES
Trip in '86 as Told by John Barr Local Student of History, Traveller,
 Lecturer-Adventurou Journey

EDITORS the second nstalmnt of an eventual trip John Barr in 1SS0 Incidents themselves into that journey and into the memory Mr. them retrospect with the readers 0 The Wednesday evening of each week he writes sdeghs experiences. will real mystery sOy Broadway
 tragedy next week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-25

Herr Beck, aged 03, and his wife
 92, recently celebrated their seven$ tieth wedding anniversary in Berlin and @ short time before he took hi1 first automobile ride,
The Washington times., 1936-12-04
RACKET
CHARGES FOR
GRAND JURY

UPPER MARLBORO, Md, Dec.
4.-State's Attorney Alan Bowie
and the special investigators
named to assist him in an inquiry
into alleged malpractices of sew
eral Prince Georges county police,
bondsman and a justice of the
peace, completed their study yes
terday and are preparing specific
charges to be presented to a spe-
cial session of the county grand
jury to be called within a fort
night.
Although both Bowie and Ogle
Marbury, his assistant, have indl-
Gated that they had found enough
evidence of collision between the
bondsmen and police to warrant
indictments, neither would divulge
the nature of the charges to be
made.
Circuit Judge Joseph C. Mat
tingly yesterday said trials in Cal
vert County Circuit Court now in
session would delay his appearance
in Upper Marlboro and that it was
unlikely a special session of the
Prince Georges grand jury would
be called within 10 days.
A definite date for the recalling
the grand jury which in october
recommended appointment of Spe-
cial investigators to consider the
bonding racket, is expected to be
set this afternoon. Several cases
brought up since Circuit Court
closed last month will be consid-
cred by the grand jury at the Spe-
cial session.
The Washington times., 1936-12-04
D F R HUNTER
|SKILLED

OAKLAND, Md, Dec. 4.-El-
wood Orenders, IT, became the
first casualty of the deer hunting
season in Garrett County when he
was shot and killed yesterday
while hunting with a party on
Negro Mountain, about Is miles
from here.
The states attorney and sheriff
are investigating today to deter
mine if an inquest will be neces-
Sary.
The youth was killed by shot
from a rifle carried by another
member of the party, Clayton
Better, who said he had just re-
loaded the weapon after firing a
shot at a deer when it was acci-
dentally discharged.
Twenty-Five deer were killed in
the county on Tuesday, the open
ing day of the season.
The Washington times., 1936-12-04
BURNS SEND !
TO HOSPITAL

A young man and woman were
taken to Sibley Hospital yesterday
suffering from iodine burns about
the mouths and eyes. No expla'
nation of their condition has been
elected.
The pair, Dorothy Magruder, 10,
and William Gales, 81, both of 704
Third st. N. W., were found at
their residence in severe pain and
rushed to the hospital by police.
Gales was released after being
treated for burns about the right
eye and lips, while Miss Magruder
was detained at the institution
following treatment for burns
about her left eye and mouth.
The Washington times., 1936-12-04
TINES-HERALD
BOYS ELECT
SMITH CHIEF

Newly.elected officers Of The
Times Herald Boys Club, now in
its eleventh year of existence,
were greeted by the group coun-
Gil in the Hearst Building last
night. After a session of business,
in which details of the annual
Christmas Party were discussed,
the group went to Warmers Met
ropolitan.
The slate for 1936-1937 is COM
posed of Bernard Smith, presi-
dent; John Nuhn, vice president;
Ignatius Salemi, secretary and
Allan Keafauver, treasurer.
Smith is a Central High young
ster and we'll known to residents
of Eighteenth and Columbia
Road, N. w. Nuhn boasts a cap
taincy of cadets at Eastern High
School.
The club council, which met
under the direction Of L. Gordon
Leech, is composed of the follow
ing:
A. Mason, Robert Stahl, Ray
mon Smith, Rudy May, Sam Privi-
terra, Harold Buckley, Archie
WEIGH, Jesse j. Hartley, Arthur
Crown, Bernard Smith, John
Brenan, Nick Scaldeferi, Jack
Einbinder, Allen Schweizer, Rich
ard Darr, Robert Mitchell, Robert
Waldecker, Herbert SabberStein,
David Corbin, George Nebille,
Charles Cannady, Charles Mayor,
Donald Lackey, Harold Berger,
Fred Esch, Frank Laddbush, Har-
vey Bresler, Lee Duckett, William
Little, Charles WEIGH, William
Abbott, Philip Junta, Allan Kea-
fauver, John Doukas, Robert Bor-
den, Harold Donovan, E. Salemi,
Leland Barrett, Bryan Davis,