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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-24

Little or no opposition is antici- pated Monday evening when dele- gates to the republican city, town and school conventions meet in Temple hall to receive "recommen- dations" on the makeup of the g.o.p. ticket for the coming muni- cipal elections. Chairman J. War ren Upson has a slate ready and as 1t has been tentatively endorsed by delegates to the Independent Democrats convention, he is expect ed to push 1t through without any serious protests.
 It is part of the board of strat- egy's plan to have the republican delegates and the Independent Democrats meet in the same build ing at the same time for the same purpose.
 Out of the separate meetings or conventions will come an identical ticket headed by state Senator George T. Culhane, a democrat.
 Three Names
 MT. Culhane's name has been mentioned with two others-Wilfred Schlegel, realtor, and Sherwood w. Rowland, well-known insurance broker. MT. Schlegel has positively declined. MT. Rowland is saying nothing for publication. Senator Culhane is saying nothing. His friends, however, maintain that they are only interested in obtaining the mayoralty endorsement for him. Il will be a Culhane-For- Mayor movement or exit MT. Culhane from the present picture. MT. Upsor and other go.p. leaders sense victory with MT. Culhane carrying the banner.
 AS for the various other offices the g.o.p. directors and the Inde. pendent Democrats have a complete
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-24
By VIM. E. GILROY, D. D. (Editor of Advance)

Our lesson tells of the institu- ton of the passover, that solmen celebration which has been through the ages the most distinctive rite or the Jews. It is associated with the idea of deliverance, and that idea has continued deep in the faith and vision of 8 people that in successive eras in history have been in bond az and oppression.
 In the lesson as 1t stands, are facts and suggested teachings that are on a lesser plane than the teach ings concerning the mercy and grace of God in the New Testa- ment.
 Here is an averaging God whose wrath Is manifest upon an oppres- sive people, who smites the Egyp- tians, but who spares the oppressed Jews in the dwllings where blood of the sacrificial lamb has been spread upon the lintel of the door. It is the passing over of the homes thus identified that gives its name to the passover.
 One cannot but reflect upon the fact that the Egyptians who thus perishe6 may have been free from gull; but in history the innocent have suffered with the guilty.
 It is not easy to teach such a lesson in the light of the gospel of love and forgiveness of ones ene- mics, and what the New Testament calls "the glorious gospel of the grace of God" We should stress in our study and teaching the idea of deliverance rather than the thought of vengeance.
 The comment of distinguished Jewish writer may be helpful. Dr. Mordecai M. Kaplan, in his book, Judaism as 8 Civilization" says. 'The story of the redemption from Egypt, which is the traditional basis of the Pesah (passover) festival should be made the occasion for stressing the implications of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-24
Recreational Staff
 Given Assignments
IS Members Working in Connection With City's Play
 ground Program; Silent on OrientatOn Plan

During the current playground season the members of the local WPA Educational and Recreationa Sta d rected by Miss Edna Harmon playing active part in the promotion of chdren and young peoples activities in general
 Miss Harmon in explaining the set-up today said that the work which being done at the present time is similar to that of last year. but extensive basis With
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-24
Weekly Sunday School Lesson GOD PREPARES A PEOPLE
Text: Exodus 12:21-2S

conception of God as redeemer.
 "That festival should direct our attention to vne need of utilizing the redemptive energies which exist in nature and in man, the energies to which we look to break the shackles of :he human spirit. It offers an excellent opportunity for becoming conscious of the true significance and the proper uses of freedom"
 The literature of oppression and deliverance in the history of every people has the discordant elements of heroic action and endurance pas- sionate loyalty to an ideal or cause. and great deliverance. combined with elements of cruel suffering and retribution.
 When oppression arises, it is un- fortunate that someone must suffer in the process of deiiverance. but it is inevitable. The life of people becomes subject to.th consequences of the wrongful and oppressive acts of its leaders.
 We cannot, however, be true to the spirit of the Bible and to the Chris' to whom the Bible bears witness Il we do not in our reading of all tht records of history, both sacred anc profane, remember that the supreme teaching of Jesus was that mer should love their enemies and dt good to them that do spitefully ust them and prosecute them.
 It wc.7 in this way, he said, tha we might be the children of the on' great Father of Love, whose justice is manifest not only in His mercy but in the inexorable laws that bring to every act of good or evil its nec' essary consequence.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-24
MORRIS CORENSTEIN
 ONE OF DIRECTORS

The Vogue Cleaners and Overs, Inc, of 167 East Main street, filed a certificate of organization yester- day with the secretary of state. Cap- ital stock was listed at $5,000. paid in. Directors are Morris Gorenstein, Ben F. Polick and Jean Polick, the latter two, president-treasurer and secretary, respectively.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-24
MOUNT OLIVE ZION

Rev. A. A. Perry. pastor, will speak on The God That Seest' at the 10:45 o'clock services tomorrow morning at the Mount Olive A. M. E. Zion church. His seEmon for the evening worship at 7:46 o'clock will be No Steps Backward. The re- mainder of the days services will be the same as usual.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-24
suRREALIsNI ARRIVES

One of the first surrealistic sets ever seen in motion pictures is em- ployed fin one of the spectacules night club scenes of RKO Radios musical comedy, ''New Faces ot io37," co-starring Joe Penner, Mill ton Berle. Parkyakarkus and Har- ret Hillard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-24
1000 Young Trout
 In DeBisschop's Pond

One thousand young native trout have been given the Waterbury Fish and Game association by the state board of fisheries, it was an- nounced last night by Walter A. Woods, secretary of the local so- ciety. The fish were placed in Charles DeBisschopis private pond at East Mountain this morning. This dona- ton from the state brings the total of trout being raised here for stream stocking to 5000.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-24
TWO CONouEsTS

Tn the same month and year that Lindbergh flew across the Atlantic ocean, Jack Oakie, currently play ing the lead opposite Ann Sothern in RKO's Super Sleuth," deserted New York, crossed the United States and took a chance on crashing Hul- lywood's studios.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-24
RELIGIOUS QUESTION BOX

Os The Democrat invited send In questions regarding Protestant Catholic Jewish faiths Questions will in this column promptly possible They should address the writer should
 addressed this journal to The National Conference of Jews Christians Fourth New York City, Where reply requested M should be stated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-24

St. Ltke's Choristers, 68 boys com- nrising the outstanding juvenile singing organization of the Pacific Coast, are heard with Bobby Breen 4n Make a Wish," the RKO musi- cal picture produced by Principal Productions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-24
SALEM LUTHERAN

Rev. w. R. Frendberg, pastor. Ninth Sunday after Trinity. Ushers-Henry Johnson and Ar thur Pearson.
 e:00 a. m.--Swedish Duet--Ruth Anderson-Dagld Anderson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-24

wise made room for new ones.
 These changes at no time mark ed a complete break with the past. They rather represent the steady growth of Judaism and its adjustment to ever changing lands and conditions. Some writ CTS believe that in this readiness of adjustment to altered circum- stances may be found one of the secrets of the survival of Judaism.
 c. What is q c0ncOrdat?
 A. A concordat is a treaty be- tween the Holy See and a sovereign seculate state concerning the in- terests of the church. Its pur- pose is to clarify relations be- tween the Holy See and par ticular state. so that the faith may be propagated in that state without interference due to mis- understandings, or claims made by the state. Recent concordats have been made between the Holy See and Latvia, Bavaria. Poland, Lithuania, Rumania and Prus- sia.
 c. How many churches and clergymen are there in the U. S.? A. The Christian Herald annual summaries in June. le36. reported that churches and synagogues in the United States numbered 245,- cos. The clergy reported to be serring in these bodies numbmer- cd 2f4,0oo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-24

being listed in the Waterbury Dis trict.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-24

Moving picture theaters in the Philippines are crowded.
Evening star., 1937-04-08
Stock Averages
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, April s.-Steels and
coppers rallied in today's stock market
and a number of yesterdays fleeing
leaders retrieved portions Of their
losses.
Wall Street confidence was still
bit shaky, however, as rumors of a
change in the Treasury's gold buying
price-already emphatically denied
continued the principal subject of dis
cussion in the board rooms
At the same time one of the large
commission houses with foreign con-
nections heard reports monetary sta
bilization conversations we're going on
between the United States and Eng
land, although confirmation was
lacking.
Stocks went through nervous ses-
sion. A sweeping recovery of fractions
to points at the opening was sue
ceeded by selling wave that parted
the list from most of its gains and put
the ticker tape 5 minutes behind.
Quiet support turned the list about
later, but prices were somewhat un-
even at the close Transfers we're
around 100000 shares.
Coppers stepped up when the export
metal advanced and red metal futures
developed strength. At the same time
customs smelter lowered the domestic
copper price y cent pound to 1872
cents.
No help was derived from the Gov
ernment bond department. most listed
Federal loans continuing to sink
Corporation bonds were mixed.
Evening star., 1937-04-08
D. c. DEP0S|TSSET
! A[L-T|ME HIGH
Controllers Call Reveals
$341,222,841 Total at
End of March.
BY EDWARD C. STONE,

Total deposits in Washington's %
banks aggregated $341, 1,222,8 2,84l56 on
March 81, 1887, it was learned by The
Star today following the controllers
call for the condition of all banks in
the District on that date. This is a
new all-time deposit peak. The con-
troller also asked for the condition of
all national banks in the country at
the close of business March 81.
The total of S341 ,222,84l.56 on
March 81 of this year compares with
total of $334,042, ,1274e on deposit
in Capital banks on December 81, 1886,
the date of the last previous call by
the controller. The December figure
also established new high mark at
that time. The gain reported today
was $7l80,7l4.l6 in the past three
months.
Today's survey disclosed that 16 of
the banks in this city had larger de-
posits on March 81, while deposits in
the six others were lower than three
months ago. Todays call had been
expected on March 4, but the con-
troller sent it out to cover the full
first quarter of the calendar year. The
% Washington banks reported the fol-
lowing deposits on March 81:
Deposits on March 81. 1887.
Evening star., 1937-04-08
Winnipeg Prices.
@. April 8 [P).-Grain range
NEW YORK SUGAR.

NEW YORK, April LP-RAw sugar
was quiet and UNCHANGED early today at
345 for spots No sales were reported
Futures were irregular. No. contract
advanced n points early on covering and
commission house buying but lost all early
gains around midday: July, which sold up
fell of from l SO to 1.31. The general list
was about u point net lower around noon.
No: prices gained & point early on trade
July declined from 2.50 to 249. leaving
the active positions at midday about l
point net lower.
Refined was UNCHANGED At 40 for Ans
kranulated- with . moderate INQUIRY re-
ported.
Evening star., 1937-04-08
New Orleans Prices.

NEW ORLEANS, April s L4S.-Prices re
covered IA to 10 points of Wednesdays
losses IN early trading on the New Orleans
cotton Market today, an upturn attributed
TO better foreign markets and return OF
speculative forces to buying.
The advance carried old CROPS back
across the 14-cent-a- pound level May
SOLD a. II IA and July al l4.O1 at the first
call october opened at 13 so
Overnight news offered little The wave
Of labor disturbances was having little et-
feet on cotton prices.
crops '
Cottonseed oil and futures opened steady.
May, 10. sob. July. lO.6Ob: September
lo64b; October. 1045b. Bid
Evening star., 1937-04-08
new YORK COTTON
By the Associated Press.

HSbUCIdIbu
NEW YORK, April 8-An early
rally in cotton today on replacement
buying following recent heavy liquida-
ton encountered renewed selling dur
ing the noon hour.
Sympathy with reaction in stocks
and weakness of the French francs
were factors. Traders we're nervous
and inclined to await developments.
July reacted from 1414 to 1891.
and in midafternoon was selling at
1899, when prices showed net gains
of to 9 points.
Evening star., 1937-04-08
COttOnSeed Oil,

Bleachable cottonseed oil futures
closed easy. May, 1898; July, 109lb;
September, 1892; October, 1o.7l-75.
Sales, 229 contracts including 10
switches. b Bid.
Evening star., 1937-04-08

Continued on Page A-2l.)
Evening star., 1937-04-08
Chicago Cash Market,

Chicago Cash Market.
Cash wheat: No /. dark, hard,
l.44a; No. 2, red. las; No. 2, hard,
1.441a AS; Corn: No 8, yellow, 1885,
361a; No. 4 yellow, 133laa36; No. 4,
white, 1877; oats: No. /, mixed. Sc;
No. /, white, 55; No. 2, White, 541a-
SIS; soy beans: No. 3, yellow, 1.7ll2;
barley: Feed, 1885; mailing, 100-27.
Baltimore Quot ations.
BALTIMORE, April 8 QP.-Wheat. No.
2, red Winter, garlicky, spot domestic.
lao: April. 1.49.
Winnipeg Prices.
WINNIPEG. April [P.-Grain range
today
Evening star., 1937-04-08

British American Oh Co., Ltd,
1895 comon share earnings were $1.41
against $ll0.
Evening star., 1937-04-08
CHICAGO GRAIN
BY the Associated Tress.


CHICAGO, April 8-Jolted by un-
settlement of securities and by sharp
reactions in the cotton market, grain
prices suffered notable setbacks to-
day late as we'll as early.
Tumbles of wheat prices were in
the face OF Canadian wheat export
sales OF upward of 100000 bushels.
The first lake-vessel charter Of the
season was made here today, space
being taken for 100000 bushels of
wheat to go to Buffalo.
At the close wheat was 1928
cents under yesterdays finish; MAY,
1884 -Hs; July, 1851 "a; corn, TX
lower to IL higher; May, 1879
l.29hs; July, 1.193s-7s; oats. 7a-laa
down, and provisions at 2 cents to
is cents decline
Evening star., 1937-05-02

TEN-APARTMENT BUILDING. DUPONT
Circle: income over 1000 yearly: less
than S25. 600. MR. TAYLOR. Adams 4655s
3 BRICK HOUSES NEAR YOU ST NV.
Tor 1000: yearly rental. Ss46. LLOYD
II. IURNER 600 Ith
Evening star., 1937-05-02

| SALE-SHERWOOD FOREST-NO 322
Chapston.-Water view, 3 bed rooms, 2
baths. large porches, fireplace. Geo. 2O11.
Evening star., 1937-05-02

water. 81 miles from Washington: bathing
boating fishing. club house. stores. house
bus Total price of bungalow. including
two lots. S299: easy terms. Address Box
$50 Star office
Evening star., 1937-05-02
R. B. FARQUHAR,
1222 Euclid N W Adams a0no

10 A.. IMPROVED BY 1O-R. 3-BATH
'stone) res, garage. with sleeping quarters:
tenant house; exc. view. choice res of
the Blue Ridge Mts. Priced $4,000.
This Is real home for some one
334 a. 3-r. log cabin. large sleeping
porch, located on h.w. near the Shenan-
doah r. property of the late Mr.. Jas
Keller; S3. 10000
IS a. > stone Col. houses 3 mi. Lees
ourg; outbldgs. good; exc. watering facili-
ties: real buy at SIS 600
Many other farms and country homes
listed at baragin prices. c. c. ELSA,
Realtor Bluemont Va
Evening star., 1937-05-02
SUMMER HOMES,

QUICK ACTION BEST OFFER RENTS IT.
elec. lights. ndy location G. D. BUD
DECKE. Blue Ridge Summit. Pa.
FOR RENT-HAVEN P. o. (ROOKLIN),
Name completely furnished rooms. =
baths 2-car garage. Phone North 4565 .
IN ORANGE COUNTY. VA. Mr.. RAPIDAN
River beautiful country place. for Sum-
mer and early Autumn: in hunting sec
ton. Colonial brick house. completely furn.
1lnen and china). all modern convenienceS
3 bed rooms. 3 baths, servants rooms and
path lear GARAGE and box stalls garden
supplies fresh vegetables all Summer: gar
dener tmaid OPTIONAL, fresh milk ard fresh
eggs; convenient to Washington: Sl25 per
month occupancy June /. Phone Met
Evening star., 1937-05-02
IDEAL STOCK FARM

ON GOOD ROAD COMMITTING DIS
TANCE OF WASHINGTON AT Way
BACK, DIRT-ROAD PRICE.
300 acres real good land, watered by
in, commercial timber; 10-room house,
cellar, three porches; surrounded by mas
sive oak shade; open fireplace, hand-carved
mantel: three barns. implement sheds.
chicken houses, root cellars and storage
houses; : miles frontage on State roads;
miles from r.r. station; Is miles from
Washington; in direct line of developments
from three directions. Price S135OO;
$1,000 cash, assume Federal farm loan,
Annandale; Va. P. o. Fairfax. Phone
Evening star., 1937-05-02
POTOMAC RIVER

Highly developed 13l-acre river-front
farm, | 5 miles by river. 10 by highway
from D. c.: improved by 11-room and
bath house. new stable. tenant house
and tobacco barn; all riparian rights in
property. advanced age of owner reason
for selling. Further information furnished
by
THEODORE F. MENK.
1924 Goth St. NV. Pot 1907.
Evening Columbia 1S45
81 ACRES, GOOD SET OF FARM BUILD
ings; land well watered. on hard road;
Is mi. to District; about 25 acres tilable.
balance in pasture and woods; price.
S5 900.
27s acres. fne old brick house; on hard
road near small town; excellent land;
S1S.500; II cash. balance at SO.
BUELL. M GARDNER
Rockville. Nd Once Phone $50.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
EARNS For SALE

200 ACRES, GOOD SET OF BUILDINGS,
on hard road Sll,OOO; Mont2. Co. II
interested IN acreage see my ad under
acreage. FRED B. CUSHMAN, 1O6 NJ
Adams St. Rockville Md
Evening star., 1937-05-02
CALVERT COUNTY

81 acres. 7-room house. tobacco barn
and stable. situated on high elevation
commanding wide marine and land
outlook; the soil is sassafras sandy loan.
two-thirds cleared; has water frontage
suitable for anchorage; price. So 500;
terms.
THEODORE F. MENK
1124 Goth St. NV. Pot 31O7.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
CABIN ON LAKE.

81 miles D. c.: new: 3 rooms screened
porcn water cleo. bath stone flreplace;
wooded lot boating. swimming. fishing:
12-mlle lake. Attractive price. terms.
Phone Cleveland oS3N
Evening star., 1937-05-02
AUCTION SALES,

flIlRE.
Vim. l.. x Barret. Jr. Solicitor.
Fidelity Bldg. Baltimore. Md.
Calvert 2O3l.
T. Lyde Mason. Jr.. Solicitor
2nd National Bank Bldg, Towson, Md.
TowSon 216.
RECEIVERS SALE
VALUABLE FEE-SIMPLB
PROPERTY.
Improved by a. large 3-story stucco
building. Operated as tourist inn res
taurant and lunchroom Formerly known
as the WILSON TAVERN. Located on
Washington Blvd. between Savage and
Laurel. Howard County.
SALE ON THE PREMISES
FRIDAY MAY = 1887
AT 3 O'CLOCK PM
=, The property is suitably furnished and
the ground contains approx. acres. with
Blvd.
TERMS: Deposit $4,000
For complete description. title reference
OF said land and further details COM
municate with the receivers or the auc-
VIM. L. K. BARRETT. Jr..
T. LYDE MASON, Jr.
Receivers.
A. J. Billig & Co Aucts., Balto. Nd
Calvert 1DHH =
Evening star., 1937-05-02
1ncOme-PrOducing Farm
M. K. ARMSTRONG,
FARMS WANTED.

WANTED-FARMS IN PRINCE GEORGES
County. Give price, location. description
". g. WILLIAMS. Metropolitan Bank
Building. %
PRIVATE PARTY WANTS TO BUY OR
rent small farm close 10 Washington,
suitable to raise poultry and truck; must
describe fully. Address Box 424-S. Star
once.
Evening star., 1937-05-02

+; PICTURESQUE SITE, LARGE TREES,
both l7th and Holly sts. in Rock Creek
Hill l block from 18th st. bus. Phone
Georgia 4O42 nights and Sunday; District
Evening star., 1937-05-02

BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN LOTS-HIGHEST
southeast hills; 10 min. downtown. > blocks
n Dupont Park: most convenient suburb:
four special plots at two-thirdS value. some
0ne corners many others. OWNER, 430l
Beck st Sc, after | pm.
Evening star., 1937-05-02

SILVER SPRING-TWO LOTS, 6Ti2Xl3O
It. each; near transportation; ami. Call
OWNER, Silver Spring AZ
Evening star., 1937-05-02
NEAR ANNAPOLIS.

In beautiful Wild Rose Shores nearest salt
water beach to D c.: highest-class I'M
provements: ideal for Summer or all-year
home; on peninsula afording two wide
water fronts; ideal sand beach: approx Is
acres mostly cleared: larEe trees on water
edge: price. $500: might trade for city
equity. Call MR. DREW. Met @S27. F.
ELIOT MIDDLETON. 2O5 Investment Bldg
Evening star., 1937-05-02
1900 ACRES
NEAR WASHINGTON,

IN HISTORIC FAIRFAX CO. VA
This property is clear OF debt ard Is
ideally located and suited for subdivision
game preserve or county estates 1t lies in
one complete body. with miles of State
road frontage, Of which some is hard sur
laced, with = miles frontage on main line
OF southern Railroad. with station and
siding at property. All local trains will
stop at property. Commuters fare only 4
cents to Washington II Is IL miles from
Washington to this land over hard roads,
with city electricity and school busses
available: in white neighborhood. This land
leys, SPRINGS, streams, gravel pits. Stone
auaTrles and creek for boating. This
land was part Of the famous Ravensuorth
estate, so widely known in history Price,
500 per acre as a whole one-fourth cash.
balance over long period Of years No
agents: trader5 or option seekers need ap-
ply. See MASON HIRST. Annandale Fair
lax naE CoHnty. Va: at the end of Columbia
Alexandria, Va. Route 3. once closed
Evening star., 1937-05-02
OLD SOUTH RIVER

Six rooms and bath, electric range
electric pump. h.-w.h.; " acres private
beach; beautiful waterfront home, very
accessible, $1,000.
11-room Colonial, 3 baths, oil heat;
acres: $50. 900.
Building lot. about one acre: private
sandy beach on river; good road, 5000.
r D. LILLE CO.
264 Carroll St, Takoma Park Geo 5000
Evening star., 1937-05-02
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK AND CHAIR FURN. MESSAGES
taken: excellent location. price reasonable
a25 Union Trust Bldg, 10Th and H sts
NV. Met. S31S.
DESK SPACE TO MAN SELLING BUILD
Ing materials. Room 10o. Chandler Bldg.
Natl. 3295.
DESK SPACE IN LAWYERS SUITE; CON-
pletely furnished; notary services avail
able: reasonable. 5l5 District National
Bank Building
CENTRALLY LOCATED. SUITABLE PUB
lie stenographer cheap or exchange for
answering telephone. Address Box 399-W.
Star office.
Evening star., 1937-05-02

FOR SALE-SUMMER COTTAGE AT
Edgewater Beach. Md; 5 rooms and bath.
furn., fireplace, elec. range and pump all
screened large front and side porches
fine drinking water. lovely view of South
River: within hours drive of city, lot
15x1@5 IT. Call Walnut 1870.