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done, an all-purpose cement we have
found will take care of interior repairs.
The cracks in tile, masonry, wood, as
well as loose tile, porcelain, chair and
ladder rungs, towel racks, knobs, and
hundred other pulled-apart parts of
the inside of your house can be per-
manently sealed with this binder, be-
cause it actually expands as it sets.
Made by the same company that
produces the expanding mortar for
exterior brickwork, described in this
column last week, the cement works
In much the same way; you merely
push it into the crack and leave it
for from IL to "a hours, during which
time it dries, swelling out to push
hard-against the sides of the crack.
1t is white, but can be tinted as YOU
wish; it is not affected by water, steam,
heat, pressure or vibration and If a
piece of glass is placed over 1t while it
Is setting, high polish will result.
Don't put up with rafting, wobbling
things around the house. Write us
and we will tell you where to send for
the expanding cement.
THEY are forever dressing up in
sulating and building boards in
new clothes; you meet them in such
variety, wherever you go, you are
not sure which family of board you
are seeing. The latest in board
fashions is coat of moisture proof
and vapor-resistant asbestos cement,
adhered to well-known cane fiber
board with a waterproof asphalt ad-
hesive. The asbestos cement makes
a hard, smooth. durable surface over
the insulative thickness-and sug-
gests itself instantly for finishing the
inside or outside of a home or garage.
With typical framing provided, a
complete garage may be built in
few hours.
Pale grey in color and with high
light reflection capacities. the sur
face won't crack If you nail through
it, saw it, drill it, bolt it, And if
you don't like the color, which we do
its so light it's almost white-you
can paint over it with special cement
coatings provided for the purpose
and with the greatest of ease. Un-
painted, it washes like a tiled wall.
The hard surface coating provides
mineral protection for the fiber insu-
lation underneath. which is in no way
affected by the outer garment. And
asbestos cement neither rusts nor
decays. 1t serves to make the board
rigid, however. adding enough strength
to make insulation board panels suit
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FIRE PERIL RETURNS

Chilly Fall temperatures already
have prompted the stoking of many
furnaces. again calling attention to q
prolific source Of residence fires
faulty construction around heating
plants, particularly over furnace stack
pipes.
Splendid insr<tion can be provided
by finishing the basement ceiling over
the furnace and its stack pipe with
plaster over metal lath. Such con-
struction has more than one-hour fire
resistance rating. 1t will protect the
wood joists against terrific heat. Be-
cause plaster 80 reinforced will adhere
to the flue and the basement wall, it
will make a tighter job than can be
had by using sheet insulation OF any
kind.
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1900 ASSOCIATIONS
UNDER FEDERAL PLAN
Savings and Loan Groups Super.
vised by q. s. Have $1,000.
600, 900 Assets.

The number Of Federal savings and
loan associations in active operation
In the United States passed the 300
mark this week, 1t was. announced
today BY the Federal Home Loan
Bank Board.
Authorized by Congress in 1888,
these thrift and home-fnancing insti.
tutions now number 1901 and have
assets OF more than $1,000, 900 900.
OF these, $50 converted from State to
Federal charter and $40 were newly
organized.
Illinois leads the country with 90
Federal savings and loan associations,
Ohio Is second With 90. Texas ranks
next with SO. and California follows
with 50. Other leading States are
Indiana with IS; New York, 81; Flor
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Ia, 50; Kentucky, 40, and Georgia, 4a.

ida, 50; Kentucky, 40, and Georgia, 43.
Federal associations are local, mu.
tual thrift institutions, privately man.
aged but subject to supervision and
examination by the Federal Home
Loan Bank Board. They make direct
reduction" home mortgage loans. in
which the face value Of the mortgage
Is continually reduced by monthly
payments, similar to rent, until the
borrower owns his home free Of debt.
Savings invested In Federal associ.
ations are protected UP to $4,000 on
each. account by the Fedora, Savings
and Loan Insurance Corp. Many
state-chartered associations also pro-
vide this protection for savings.
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Bed Room Colors w.Toned.

In . modern master bed room, pic
tured in the current issue OF House
and Garden, the color scheme is low
toned; soft peach walls, pale beige
bedspreads. and the furniture An al.
most white holly wood with silver In
lay and ivory handles. The eggplant
color Of the rug is repeated In the
upholstery OF the chaise tongue, where
1t Is combined with chartreuse.
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able for use between studs in frame
construction.
Asbestos cement numbers among
its other virtues that OF fire-resistance.
1t comes surfaced on one side or two.
With the double-surfacing you can use
the material for outside and inside
walls, and even hang wall paper over
the inner side If you wish. The panels
may be cut to assimilate the appear
ance OF clapboarding.
Interesting effects are obtained also
by combining the cement-finished In
sulation board with wood, to give q
f-timbering effect, or with hail.
round logs for modified log cabin.
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Attractive Boys Room.

An exceedingly attractive boys room
has natural finished picked oak fur
niture. walls painted lettuce green.
Against the walls are colorful prints
Of sports figures in white, coral and
blue. The oval rug repeats these
colors. It's laid on q floor painted
a deep spice brown. The draperies
are green, brown and beige over white
curtains.
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WHO?

Gets this imposing home. built for per-
manency, being sold at about one-half of
original cost by an
INSURANCE CO.
10 satisfy first trust. Located in Chevy
Chase on large lot. Containing beauti-
ful living room 15x2S, opening through
french doors onto a delightful porch.
overlooking the garden: full bed rooms
servants quarters and bath on 3rd floor
This is truly value at S17.750. Can be
inspected by appoint tment. Call
q
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S9,950.
FACING N w GOVT PARK

5IUU WOhIHINGION So
Chevy Chase. ID. C.
OPEN TODAY. SUNDAY and MONDAY.
, to p P,M.--ONLY S10.500.
Attractive corner brick painted white),
trimmed with stone. Three large bed
rooms and two modern baths Modern
throughout. Built only few months.
Must be seen to be appreciated Out
Western ave. to Tennyson to 31st, then
IN
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HOUSES WANTED To BUY.

ALL CASH AT ONCE FOR ANY BRICK OF
frame house In the city any Condition.
white or colored, EARLE w. MANSON.
l42a Eve NV, District 9373. e6.
8 TO RMS. PREFER OLD HOUSE; ALL
caSn; poSS. in 10 days. E. A. CARVEY, Dist.
4oos Eve. and sun Geo $500. 1925 VT. ave.
CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME.
Mnite or colored, any condition. f. A.
CASH. ANY HOUSES. APIS. BUS PROP
priced reasonable. f. w. BAILEY Adams
1855. or mail 1885 Meridian pl nv
FROM OWNER
BETHESDA SECTION
h-room. medium priced, modern or new
house Boy 2l-T. Star.
NOW is THE TINE TO SELL. WE HAVE
a ouyer with cash II your price is right
GOSS REALTY CO.
Natl. 1888. I4O5 Eve a..
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WESTERLEIGH.

new group of fine homes lust
completed in the heart of restricted.
protected Miller properties. Vary
ing types beautifully situated. bring
additional charm to this delightful
hilltop community.
Prices range from S13o5o IN
$4,000 on attractive terms. These
houses are built throughout on the
hieh construction standards that
nave characterized Miller-built
homes for 20 years
Compare them with other houses
ior location, design, and durability.
Ihey are definitely good invest
ment. Open daily.
Drive out Mass. ave past Amer
lcan University, turning left on
Fordham rd. TO Tilden st.
w. G. AND A. N. MILLER
1119 18th st. Dist. 4464.
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NEW BRICK BUNGALOW

!, North Woodbridge. 5 rooms. tile bath.
shower. elec. kitchen. fireplace; large in
$3.50. To inspect out r. T. ave. to 18th
81. ne. left on Sth to D. c. line: straight
ahead Y block to lockwood ave
WILLIAM r. THOROWGOOD
2O24 r / Ave Dacafl,r na1r
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
COTORED--VAcANr
FOR COLORED
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

INDIAN SPRING PARK, MD.-BRIck
modern. sttractivei rms. y baths. ga
y block bus. So 500. VIII lease to re-
sponSible party. s65 month. Shepherd
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BIG BARGAIN.
NEW. ULTRA-MODERN.

OIL HEAT PORCHES
3 large bed rms. liv. rm.. din. rm.. beau
tiully equipped kit. and bath. shower; large
recreation rm., full attic and cellar. L block
nus to stores and school,
WOODLAND DRIVE-WOODSIDE PARK.
Out Georgia ave, 4 blocks past traffic
lght at Silver Spring, turn right on East
TO houses.
OPEN DAILY.
Owners
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

AM OFFERING ONE OF THE MOST
attractive new brick homes in the NV:
gas iurnlsned; elec. refg,. Venetian blinds,
naTo%ooo sfrI6peS ,fked hooFs- screened weather
able terms raoikep r,ca ay san grange reason
evenings Georgia s0Ta,
! AM OFFERING ONE OF THE MOST
attractive new brick homes in the NV;
Sss dLudndsheai cleo refg.. Venetian blinds.
nsrawood hoors, screened. weather.
sIb5llppea. sbls selrs cauiked can ssTgrange reason
evenings. Georgia s079
REPoSsESsED DETACHED HOUSES.
s2,72o to $4,000, Chevy Chase. D. G..
monthly va snd No Federa
cash. Telephone for list. Brokers. atteno
ton. FULTON r. GORDON, 1927 Eye St.
NV. Dist. $50. Ewes. Clev. 5o9I.
PETWORTH. 4423 9Th ST. NEAR ST
Gs,6riel.s 61,oi Church and school--20-it wide
orick nome, equipped for 2 families %
complete Mtchens). garage: price 81 $50
Fhohe OWNER IN day. Wise. 2660. After
pm Georgia 5543 iss
540s COLORADO AVE. NV. sI6.5OO-
Center-hall. hollow-tire, construction: 10
station: well-built modern. real home in
ses'IhehL bargaln, Large lot: double ga
rage rage Cheaper than rent. Only a few
many many uses. See it, Call OWNER, Georgia
s3bs, Tor appointment. Lot adjoining
can be bought Brokers invited
SilIN (iAoE--NEW ALL-BRlCK. q
rooms tile baths. finished attic slate
ROOT Sl0.650: best value in NV section
Emerson 0562
4 BED ROOMS: JUST OFF 18th ST. At
NC nnlsned basement; automatic heat:
FAee eyeht nelKhborhood: very easy terms
| e6,250-OLD GEORGETOWN r. AND
csss o., orieS: nsc porches' yara and garage Good
/ 5l53. Evenings Wise. S42I-J. '>''' '0'''
/ so.550; VERY DESIRABLE GROOM
mouse near sth and Ineraham SITS NV
! thls ls-foot house has deep lot with
garage. Call BOSS & PHELPS. National
ssnO Evenings. Mr.. condit. Adams 1871
] 540s COLORADO AVE. NV, Sl6.5Oo-
Senter-hall. hollow-tile construction; 10
rooms, 3 baths opposite new plaza and
station; well-built, modern, real home; in
| Vestment bargain. Large lot: double ga
| rage. Cheaper than rent. Only few
thousand cash REQUIRED. Suitable for
| many uses. See il. can OWNER, Georeis
| s36s. for appointment Lot adjoining can
! be bought. Brokers invited.
| NORTHEAST SECTION 6as ST.
Brick home. 9 rooms, bath, hot-water heat
| electricity; alley IN rear S6.250. LINK
| ms CO. 1913 De Sales St
| HOUSE DESIGNED LAST YEAR BY AR
chitect as own home; near American Uni
yersity; forced TO move due to change O.
| easement; 3 bed rooms. 2 baths. air con-
| ditioning. elec. kitchen fun basement
copper piping; garage; nice lot: SO. $50
No brokers need apply. Terms to suit
buyer. Occupancy october 1. Emerson
Owner selling individually built, detached
brick center-hal home; inspection vii
prove tremendous saving. Open evenings
~ 1ss
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COIORED

! COIJORED
1910 Corcoran ST.. right off 18th St
Here's your chance to snap up the biggest
bargain on the easiest terms every heard
Or. Entire house repapered and refnished
ike new. Natl. 9t97 or call at the house
s. CAROLINA AVE. Sc, Mr.. 18th
S5.250-COLORED
Modern. rms, bath: new-house con-
dlt1on: arranged for 2 families: large rms.
cellar. Small payment. balance like rent.
Be sure to see this one
A. 7. CONTELLA CO., INC,
9lb Eye st. NV. Met. $500.
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$3.50.
920 SLIGO AVE

Silver Spring. Md.
Pre-shoWlng, new detached brick. e
rooms and bath; the best buy today: large
lot. Open for inspection
BIRON. Met 5l12
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A REAL BARGAIN

Sl6 SOMERSET PLACE NV
b-room brick, semi-detached house:
Dullt-in garage; neW-house condition
MARYLAND REAL ESTATE Co
61Ub Georgia Ave. Shep. 2401
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WOODBRIDGE, D. c..

1908 Kearney st. n.e~-Large Groom house.
equipped for two families. Modern in
every detail. Rehnished like new; vacant.
IhiS IS good home. Come and see for
yourself. Price and terms reasonable See
OWNER 1921 Douglas St. ne. Phone
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BUY IN GEORGETOWN.

1892 32nd ST. NV
First Offering OF old detached Colonial
dwelling of q rms. 2 baths. newly restored,
lot 30-ft. frontage.
PRICE. $40 800
]. LEO KOLB, INC.
1897 Wis Ave. West O002
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1875 KY AVE. S F.

Overlooking Lincoln Park-Modern brick.
eight large rooms and bath. hot-water
heat; Can easily be arranged for two
families. Terms.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
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BUY IN GEORGETOWN

1923 32nd ST NV
with very large yard
PRICE So 500
]. LEO KOLB, INC
Iii WIS. Ave. West O0O2
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RANDLE HIGHLANDS

29l0-12-17 o st. s.e-Prices reduced
Look these over and comoare prices. Well
punt, detached and semi etached modern
homes; rooms and bath. open nreplaces
built-in garages, convenient location: priced
TO sell by owner and builder near prop
erty. ELI BUSADA l3o9 ootb St
Atlantic O2n- 'N' we 49,
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1929 4th ST NJ
S7,Y5O.

Complete for families; live in one
apartment, other one pays all expenses;
newly decorated, terms Georgia Abs.
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New English ATS

40S Cedar Lane. Huntington Ter. Md
Unusual terms: large living room. 3 ex-
posures. fireplace. tile bath. elec. kitchen,
lot 5lxi45. with trees. Must sell by Oct.
!, or will rent. Directions: Drive to Be-
thesda, left on GEORGETOWN I'd. TO Cedar
lane. left 3 blocks to house. Phone Wis
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COLORED. 1915 IRVING ST. NE.
(Brookland)-6 rooms, III baths, h.-w. h..
cleo, hardwood fioors throughout; vacant;
open to pm. Decatur 1850.
COLORED-NEAR 9th AND PA. AVE. Sc.
Semi-detached. s rooms. bath. yard; price.
S3500. Randolph 036S.
COLORED-SACRIFICE S6,50O-COLUM-
bia rd-Tapestry brick rooms h.-w h i,
3 porches, garage. Emerson 1857.
COLORED-6 ROOMS, TILE BATH WITH
shower, cellar. h.-w.h.. elec. light. hard
wood noors. elec. refg.; yard. alley: S5. $50.
Small cash payment. balance like rent.
Decatur 594S.
COLORED.
An unusual opportunity to get
splendid eightroom home in a most de-
sirable downtown location; entire house
in hrst-class condition. hot-water heat
electric lights, garage space for three cars,
open brick fireplace. Just the type down.
town home TO suit those particular in
their selection. Price. S7.150. Reasonable
terms can be arranged.
CHAS. D. SAGER.
924 18th st. NV
al
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WOODBRIDGE, D. c..

1700-lT04 Douglas st. ne.---Two new early
English brick homes. Modern in every
detail Privately built best of workman
ship and material Two of the best homes
In this section One look will convince
you. Come and see it. Open and lighted
oally to pm. Terms. Reasonable.
owner on premises Phone North l446
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NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.

S6.950-Restricted, close in, d. c. COM
munity. near everything. D large rms.
modern bath complete. kitchen with OK,
extra bed rooms 145-ft. lot with lovely
shade trees Be prompt for this bargain.
Evening star., 1937-09-18
ONLY ONE.
SHEpHEPD papI
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW

Riverdale, Md. corner of Jackson and
Arthur aves.--5 large rooms tiled bath.
hardwood floors, elec. kitchen, h-w. heat.
darge lots. Small cash payment and
S4I.oO per month. including all interest,
Tome out Sunday. OWNER. Hyattsville
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SPRING

WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.
2608 22nd ST. NE.
OPEN DAILY TILL 9 PM
Owner says sell. Five-room bungalow
With hoored attic. full cellar h-wh OAK
noors In liv: rm.. din. rm; fireplace large
front porch. convenient kit; concrete
street and alley; only $3.50; small down
payment. then $3.50 per month
Drive out r. I. ave. ne to Eyarts st
turn right to 22nd St. then right half
block TO house
WOODBRIDGE REALTY co.
2377 R. I. Ave. NE. North 1903.
Evening star., 1937-09-18
WE PICK THESE

OO I OT III NEW OFLOF.
5-rm. bungalow new finish, 5Oxf50 lot,
Gear garage: fine location.
6-rm. house. garage: near parochial
school. Either one worth $1,000 more.
Prices. bungalow. $4,000: house, $3.50.
$3.50 cash
COFF'MAN REALTY CO.,
SiO3 Ga. Ave. Silver Spring Shep. %
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BIG OFFER.

ONDEI DLU, ,UUU.
GRAYSTONE DETACHED HOME ON
LARGE. SHADY LOT.
b. r. baths oil heat; 2-car stone
garage Home like new and in heart
OF best d. c. residential area. For in
spection call Adams 81 II
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COG LAMONT ST NV

S5.750-Open 3 to 7. Semi-detached
Colonial brick. 8 large rooms, tile kitch-
en-; Has automatic heat hot water and
Frleldalre: weather stripped; garage. Your
Evening star., 1937-09-18

10NO1NNJIIOE CO AoOIVO,
ol4 Penna. Ave. Sc
Lincoln 0OS4
Sol sth ST. SW.
rms. and bath, ami sen M
~. ool LONGFELLOW ST NV
Sor. nome d rms. and bath, h-wh
garage ------------- s67 so
1909 NORTH CAPITOL, ST.
THIS ana oath' NV -w.h.---------S55 90
5000 4th ST. NV
Corner bungalow. 3 rms ana hath
h.-w.h., garage Sax m
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$3.50. WORTH s7.500-8 ROOMS, 3
stories; corner lot l00xl00; last word in
modern convenience; extra toilet and lava
tory hrst floor: toilet and laundry trays in
cellar: spacious cupboards oil heat Owner
occupied, 10 months old. DRIVE OUT Ala
oama ave. Sc. to Fort Dupont. right op-
poslte Fort Dupont into Boulevard ave, &
blocks to No 400 Atlantic 5to2P
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GLOVER PARK.

242S 39th pl-Start ownership Of this
new home with cash payment as low as
500 down. balance actually less than
rent. Contains rooms 2 baths popular
Ideal kitchen. A visit will convince you
Can be seen any time. For sale by any
broker or B. Fl. g. D. C. GRUVER. owners
builders. Investment Bldg National 1877
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.

Near 18th and H Sts NE
Nearly new, 6 rooms and bath 3
porches; hot-water heat, elec. lights; open
and ready to move in lot 20 by about 200.
to wide paved alley.
Only $500.
3rd St, Near K NE.
Nearly new. rooms and bath: all m
imps.; very convenient to H st. cars and
K st. buses.
Only So, 500
HOWenStein Realty Corp,
1419 H St NV Dist 1877
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"OWNER INSTRUCTS"

I sell or trade 2 new solid brick and Stons
homes: three bed rms. twin bed wall space,
Two baths modern sunshine kitchen and
breakfast nook: fully waterproofed furred
and insulated; air conditioned; restricted
NV. suburb
Exceptionally modest down payment and
monthly payments. $50 LIST trust can bo
optained; also liberal trade allowance Cali
Shepherd. 2f45.
MODERN s-ROOM AND BATH HOUsE
garage. large lot. shade: 10c bus zone: 3HT
miles 70 Washington. Price, $3.50; 500
cash, $50 month.
B. M. SMITH,
240s Columbia Pike. Arlington. "a.
PHONE CLARENDON SO3s
Continued on Next Page.)
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BELTSVILLE. MD.-6-ROOM p-STORy
mouse bed rooms. modern bath with
with shady lawn and excellent garden CLOS.
10 gton-Baltimore boulevard: near
scnooI3 and churches. Price S3, $50 Terms
10th ST. NV 'SN~ ~ ~
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PETWORTH VALUE.
WORTH SEEING

391s NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
6-rm. brick house tile bath. h W b.. ga
rage. House is newly reconditioned Lovely
shade trees in front. Convenient to stores
reasonable terms
OPEN 2 TO PM. DAILY.
VIM. II. SAUNDERS CO.. INC,
1919 K NV District INK
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-20
SCOUTS IN FIRST : OUTDOOR MEETING
District "C" Gathering, Supper Tonight at
 Hamilton Park

There was a slight chill in the air this morning but notwithStand- ing such an atmospheric condition an announcement was made at local Boy Scout headquarters that to- night at o'clock there would be a district e" meeting and supper held outdoors at Hamilton Park. The session, which will be directed by District Commissioner Ernest Wilcox and District Chairman Carlton Chapin, will take place at Hamilton Park playground.
 Troop 3 of Mill Plain, 13 of Sacred Heart, IT of Wolcott, IS of SS. Peter and Paul and 34 of Christ chapel churches will attend the meeting this evening.
 It was also announced at the of- flee this morning that James Car rou of troop Il of the Bunker Hill church has been awarded merit badge for angling. Allan Thomas of troop 21 has been advanced to the rank of second class.
 Two meetings are scheduled for today. This afternoon there will be a Naugtauck district session under the direction of Harold Chittenden at the Naugatuck Y. M. c. A. This will be held at 5 o'clock. This eve ming at local headquarters the next to last session of the scoutmaster- ship training course will be held un- der the direction of Henry Donohue assistant scout executive. The meet ing will start at 2 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-20
PRESIDENT MUST !. END LABOR FIGHT

:. Washington, May 20. - (UP) -
 Senator George L. Perry, democrat
 Tennessee, announced today that
 he would ask President Roosevelt to support a new effort to make peace between the American Federation of Labor and the committee for ln- dustrial organization. :. Berry, who was the Presidents
 co-ordinator for industrial cooper ation until his recent appointment :. to fill the vacancy in the senate caused by death of Nathan Bach man, said he would make this re- quest of the chief executive "in a day or two"
 {. It was understood that Berry would ask for tacit presidential sup . port of an impartial arbitration
 body, possibly to be headed by Berry. The President, 1t was learned,
 has been advised both by labor department officials and political 7 counsellors not to become involved
 in the dispute.
 < It was learned that MT. Roose-
 welt has been in touch with leaders
 of both groups and has unofficially
 expressed a desire to see them
 "bury the hatchet."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-20
.S156 JUDGMENT
 AWARDED STACK
Margaret Atkins to Pay For Accident Damages
 Caused By Husband

Judgment of $156.50 was entered in the court of common pleas today for Robert Stack whose suit against Margaret Atkins was heard by Judge Edward J. Finn. Judg- ment was also entered fo- the plaintiff on the defendants cross complaint.
 Stack brought the action against Mrs. Margaret Atkins as the owner of the car in which her husband was riding when he crashed into the Stack car at 11:20 p. m, last November 24. Attorney Vincent A. Scully represented the plaintiff, with Attorney George J. Crocicchia defending.
 Judge Finn in his memorandum ayers that the plaintiffs case is well substantiated by the evidence presented, while the defendants husbands testimony is not con- vincing. He states that the cars collided almost head-on.
 The judgment calls for an allow ance of $131.50 repairs to the Stack car; $15 for towing; $5 for wages lost; and $5 for pain suffered.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-20

would name Robinson, despite the mast that many Congressional sources asserted he had said several years ago that the Arkansas sena- tor would be his first appointee ta csc court.
 Despite the virtually unanimous senate sentiment for Robinson, it was asserted that the Presidents closest advisers were definitely op- posed to his selection and that they were working to prevent his nomin- ation. In such a conflict, 1t probably would be a draw as to whether the majority leader would be selected, in the opinion of Congressional veterans.
 Joseph Leib, president and or ganizer of the first Roosevelt-for President club in the nation, sent an open letter to the President urged him in ''the interest of sport manship and the security of the party'' to withdraw the Supreme Court bill.