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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-17
COMMISSIONS OF
 GOVERNOR CROSS
J. A. Sundin of This City Is Named as Swedish Representative

Hartford, Conn, July l7-(UP)- Governor Wilbur L. Cross today had named members of three commis- sions authorized by the 1887 general assembly. To a commission to rep resent Connecticut at the 300th an- niversary celebration in Delaware of the first permanent settlement of Swedish people in America. he named: Henry Hanson, Middle town; Rev. Dr. J. E. Klingburg, New Britain; Axel Johnson, Plainville; Charles J. Johnson, Portland; J. A. Sundin, Waterbury: Police Capt Andrew J. Williams, Hartford; and Charles J. Lindquist, Bridgeport.
 Gen. Edwards Statue
 To a commission to select site and design for a statue to Major General Clarence R. Edwards, head of the Yankee Division, the gov- ernor named: Prof. Robert C. Eberhard, Yale university; Major Leonard J. Maloney, New Haven; Col. James L. Howard, Major Still man P. Westbrook and Col. Mi- chael A. Connor. all of Hartford.
 Interstate Plans .
 To a commission to rperesent Connecticut in interstate plans for prevention of waters common tc New York, New Jersey and this state, he selected: Attorney General Edward J. Daly; George T. Kimball New Britain; Brig. General San- ford H. Wadhams, chairman of the state water commission; State Health Commissioner Stanley H Osborn; Dr. William R. Steiner Hartford: and William F. Pedersen Stamford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-17
THREE MONTHS REPORT ON BANK
Further Progress Is Made in Liquidation of San.
 ditz & Traurig

Further progress in the liquida- tion of assets of the Sanditz &, Traurig Company bank is revealed in the three months report filed in superior court today by the Wa terbury National Bank, receiver for the defunct company. The report includes the activities of the re- ceivership to July.
 Cashing of $9, ,42l.63 Is listed as be- ing on hand, this of course in addi- ton to the 2,9S4.55 awaiting the call of depositors who benefited under the last dividend declaration, but have failed as yet to claim 1t. Stocks and bonds are valued in the report at $22,073.22, and a certificate of deposit on the Merchants Trust Company has face value of $13,0oO.
 S5 Percent Paid
 The total dividends paid to de- positors of the bank to date amount to 35 per cent. Further dividends may be anticipated in the fall, sub- feet to the approval of the courts. Assets are listed at 36,124.0l. with of course balancing figure on the liability section.
 Outstanding liabilities include savings accounts of depositors which have been reduced to $9O,- 227.5i, and Christmas clubs ot $S47.9l. Other accounts payable are listed as $2,652.70, in the statement filed today by Attorney L. Russell Carter, counsel for the receiver. Re- ceipts of the bank during the period were $l,509.. g, including industrial loans, mortgage loans, dividends interest and bills discounted. EX- penditures were $962.55, mainly for taxes, recordings and sheriff's work Chase Kimball, trust officer of the Waterbury National Bank. prepared the report.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-17
35O,OOO Lives We're Sacrificed Since Then; It Has Cost Spain the Sum
 of $1, ,725,OOO,OOO
EVERY BATTLE BUT ONE HAS
 BEEN WON BY INSURGENTS
By Ralph Heinzen United Press Staff Correspondent

Paris, July 17.-(UP)-Just year ago, several hours before dawn, a small group of Spanish army officers stationed in the hot posts of Spanish Morocco revolted against the left wing government of Madrid which had been elected by popular vote only few weeks before.
 TwoThirds of Spain Licked
 One year has passed Those insurgent officers are to- day masters of twothrds of Spain, the still being fought by 900 under arms 350000 lives have been sacrificed nsurrecon has cost Spain no less than 000 900 peseas (about in destruction and lost national energy.
 Insurgents Win All But One
 Every major battle but one-he rout of Guadalajara, wherein several whole battaions of Italian volunteers were wiped ou-has resulted in nsurgent victory Madrid has withstood eight months of siege with the nsrgent army at its gates but Malaga Toledo Bilbao Irun San Sebas tian and Badaoz fallen to the superior arms of the rebelious generals and their followers
 Events Moved Rapidly
 Events moved rapidly after the 2 a. m. outbreak m Morocco General Emilio Mola in Pampona led all Navarro into the insurrecon General Francisco Franco in the Canary Islands joined the revolt then took plane tc Morocco. General Capelas, on government duty as military governor at Saragossa turned against Madrid
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-17

partment of commerce. were incor- rect insofar as Waterbury is con- cerned. The bureau gave Water bury five fatalities in the 28-week period ending July 3, whereas, &C., cording to the superintendent. the city has had only four fatalities in that period. He said that local fig- ures have been sent to the bureau so that the error may be corrected. Even with the five fatalities, Wa terbury was the safest of 05 major cities listed in a survey by the cen- sis bureau. Automobile fatality to- tals of other cities far exceeded Wa terbury's.
 Statement of Supt.
 supt. Roach's statement today foi- lows:
 experience has proven that the solution to any local motor vehicle accident problem rests largely With the police department and must be
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-17
2sO PERSONS
 MET WITH DEATH

London, July 1T-(UP)-An Ex- change Telegraph dispatch from Patna, India, said today that 2e0 persons were killed and 250 injured today in a railroad wreck.
 The derailment, Is miles from Patna, was said to be the worst in the history of India. An entire train of seven carstoppled over and five carriages were smashed. It was iin- derstood that all European first and second class passengers es- capped. Rescue parties reached the scene shortly after the accident.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-17
FUNERAL TRAIN SPEEDING HOME
Senator Joseph T. Robin- sons Body Will Arrive
 on Sunday Morning
BY JOE ALEX MORRIS

NOhASS0 . ASoo 6eeSAA SOAASSEOeAASAssI
 Aboard Robinson Funeral Train En Route to Arkansas, July 17 - (UP)-The funeral train of Senate Majority Leader Joseph T. Robin son rolled toward Arkansas today carrying friends and foes of legis- lative battles who will pay him fi- nal tribute in his native state.
 The largest and most impressive congressional delegation in history aboard the 12-car special train found 1t impossible to leave behind the bitter controversies in which the fallen democratic leader was hotly engaged until the day of his death.
 In the drawing rooms and club cars of the speeding train, 38 men- bers of the Senate continued the private conversations which have regularly resulted in the most im- portant developments in six-montlls of wrangling over President Roose-
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-17
Accident Figures
 OF Census Bureau Giue City Le ad
Even Though Government Gave Us One Mort Fatality That We Really Had, City Still Is Ahead
 Police Work to Continue As

Despite the fact that government figures list Water bury as the safest city in the nation strict enforcement of the motor vehicle laws will be continued by the police acc- dent squad Police Superintendent William Roach said today The solution to the accident problem rests With tne police department he stated and must be solved almost solely by the department
 At the same time the superintendent stated that fatal tv clres issued few days ago the bureau de-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-17

In Seville, General 6euelpo De llano swung his rich province to the revolt.
 Revolt Leader Killed
 Three days later the prime mover of the insurrection, Gen. Jose San juro-former commander of the civil guards of all Spain, condemned to death by the republic. whose sem tence was later changed to life irn- prisonment-flew from Lisbon to take command of the revolt but was burned to death in a crash of his plane.
 The generals designated as his successor, Franco, who at s was the youngest of Spain's generals.
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Tie Weather

Shcwers, Warm To- night; Sunday Fair
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Evening star., 1937-06-05
FARM AND GARDEN.

LAWNS RENOVATED ana cared for by
month soils: SoddinR and shrubbery. Free
estimates Phone Randolph 547a.
FERTILIZER DRILL. plow. harrow and
pulyerlzer. all OF International Harvester
Co make; used only two months al a sac
rlf1ce price; l1eo less than new price today
ANY of these implements equipped to work
with a tractor. Morton J. JuchS farm.
O.d GEORGETOWN rd. half way between
Bel heSda and Rockville
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1906 NEW HAMPSHIRE-GirL share lgc,.
master front bed room: Ice. wardrobe
closets: also double rmr cool, 1st floor:
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

DOG BEAUTY Salon, 90 INV. Met. 1872
Pluckins, Y3i Clipping. 81, SO bathing. 81 .
dogs boarded. Country Kennels 35c day
COCKER PUPPIES for sale. Also clipping
boarding bathing and plucking. Call Wis
consin 6455.
COLLIE PUPS. 10 weeks old raised in
private home. 3342 Quesada st.. Chevy
Chase. d. c. g.
SlAMESE KITTENS. imported stock. Very
reasonable. Cleveland 1854
TO A LOVING. permanent suburban home
ITO be Inspected l Scottish terrier male
brindle, pedgreed, but without papers, S25;
! Wlre-halred fox terrier. Spayed female.
SO: license tags extra Lincoln 1878 bet
$50 m. and A pm, for appointment.
except Sunday
KITTENS, house broken. ready for appre-
ClAtlNe homes North 4A4n
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HELP DOMESTIC,
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WANTED-Colored maid general house
work; must be good cook; willing to go to
Detroit Mich; widow or single; no FAM
ny; salary. $40 weekly. private room and
bath; give references and experience. Ad-
dress Box 46O-B, Star Office
PERMANENT POSITION-General house
Pleasant surroundings. Wash. bus Refs.
kensington .}6S-W
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BOATS.

35'x10' CABIN CRUISER. perfect condi-
Si'75o. Wheeier's R Boat HPd YaPd' Eastport, haeif
Annapolis. or phone Howat, Atlantic 5700.
MILO MstroratSn AUx sho9P 1915 Call evenings
sleeps four; fully equipped; s45o cash.
SPECIAL BUILT OWENS 2s-ft. cruiser
excellent condition. See steward. Corin-
THAN Yacht Club g.
CABIN BOAT. 31x71a it,; sleeps 4 good
condition. Phone Line. 9471 r. Flood
gate Boat House, 14th and Water SITS. 6'
FOR SALE E-'val-Mar" 24-foot cabin
cruiser; Dodge motor, galley, toilet. refrig-
orator. radio and complete accessories;
bargain for quick sale; owner leaving
city. May be seen at Gregory Boat House,
9th and Water SITS. s.w.
CABIN CRUISER-New; 90 It.; four
6gnss veoS eeetyG 5i lights toilet $3.50 Phone
DOUBLE CABIN CRUISER. 37x9H it.
fully equipped, sleeps 5 people; Wisconsin
marine engine. Delco lighting plant; ready
to go. Herman Ellinghausen. Eppng For
est. Anne Arundel County. Phone Annap-
oils l63-M or 1S47-F-l2.
DOUBLE CABIN CRUISER, asst. Wheeler.
Forward cabin sleeps 4. Large galley,
lavatory, bridge deck Owners stateroom
lavatory in aft cabin, Sterling 1s0-h.p.
engine. LUXURIOUS appointments. S3.2hO
cash. See Hartgees Boat Yard, Galesyille.
CUSTOM-BU1LT by one of the outstand-
cruiser. 35 it. with 81 It. beam. powered
by Sterling marine engine.
Beautifully built. completely equipped
canvas ndS covered tender and mooring. Price,
Wisconsin 3132.
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ROSE LOVERS.

5000 Rosebushes. lOc Each
Patent roses Of the latest varieties 25c
up. eyergreens. 75c: hardy azaleas 35c
each. bedding plants. 45c dozen. most
gorgeous assortment in the city. GAO
Georgia ave, corner Underwood.
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| 1427 GIRARD NW-Attractive room
home cooking; convenient to car line
and bus
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CABIN CRUISER-New; 90 IT.; four
hunks electric lights. toilet; $3.50. Phone
Greenwood 21S7 g.
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Shortage of Iron

Because of Japans shortage Of iron
Osaka Chamber of Commerce has re-
fused orders from Brazil for over So
o00,o 900 worth of materials for rail-
way construction.
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SO 30 Per Week Individual Runs
Defense Highway Kennels . Miles From
Bladensburs on Defense Highway.
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| BARTENDER. experienced; position for
| oaytlme or 90 out of the city. 2620
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SALESMEk.
SALESWOMEk.
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

SALESWOMEN on "Egermaier" Bible
Story Book: good money, pleasant work
Philadelphia Bible House 1901 G ST. NV
Evening star., 1937-06-05

BARTENDERS, white, union,
supplied, steady or extra or
for cocktail parties; all men
guaranteed and bonded.
Bartenders' Union, Dist. 6932,
Natl. 8790, Met. 7847.
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! @O24 ST. N.W.-Two single rooms, next
bath suitable gentlemen; quiet. private
! home: nj.
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SPECIAL BUILT OWENS 2s-ft. cruiser
excellent condition. See steward, Corin-
THAN Yacht Club g.
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CABIN BOAT, 31x7I2 IT.; sleeps 4 good
condition. Phone Line. 947l r. Flood
gate Boat House, l4th and Water SITS 6s
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1908 18th N.W.-Attractive room board
reasonable: home privileges unlimited tels-
phone; Southern, private family. Columbia
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SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN.
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COUPLE. white desire to manage apart
ment house wife does not work out.
North 10000 ext. 223 g.
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BARTENDER. experienced; position for
oaStlme OF 30 out OF the city. 1920
Garfield St NV.
BOOKKEEF EFER-,AcCOUNTANT; IL years
experience, including buying selling and
traffic, general office wholesale and retail
lumber Address Box 95-B. Star office. ~
BOY. 22 years old. high school education:
years present job; sober: references.
Route ]. Box 1922. Manassas Va. s.
BUTLER, colored experienced Call Dec.
al6s-W week days after 5 o'clock all day
COLORED MAN desires a driving job; can
furnish own light car; Is years exper-
lence Phone North O974-W
Law GRADUATE desires work in eve
nings; excellent local references. For in
teryiew, address Box 10s-B, Star Office s.
PATENT WORK-Graduate electrical
ensineer 2 years accredited law school, 3
years drafting and specification writing
experience desires opportunity in any
phase of patent work Salary secondary.
Address Box Alb, Star Office -
RIDING, swimming academic teacher. for
summer; experienced; 25; travel. Met
037l, after & pm. g.
YOUNG MAN, colored, wants work as
truck helper, Janitor or work of any kind.
North :34SS
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

17l7 EYE ST. NW-Beautifully furnished
room with private bath; ladies' only; $50 50
single S!B5 double
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THE GUEST HOUSE
K1NG-SMITH STUDIOS
5427 4th ST. NV.

very pleasant Students rooms suites and
apaFtmentS for Summer months Ladies
| only. Meals If desired. 1851 New Harp-
| shire ave nv
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1747 KILBOURNE PL. NW.-Desirable,
second-foor south front room, near bath.
Gentleman.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.
ROOMS WITH BOARD,

'14NN Jus haA aet- walnut 90 t-N. o.
ROOMS WITH BoARD.
1776 MASS AVE NW-A distinctive
home for young people in an unsurpassed
location: reasonable.
DON ELLEN-Convalescen and invalid
home. Graduate nurse. 56Ol Purdue ave
Baltimore. Phone Tuxedo 1920.
1919 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW.-DoubIs
room and single room with meals; ayali-
able immediately
1894 EUCLID ST. NW.-Newiy furnished
| home, twin beds unlimited phone; hons
cooking; reasonable.
1872 KALORAMA RD.--Attractive double
ana single rooms: shady and COO: home
atmosphere: Southern cooking
CHEVY CHASE, $3.50 Oliver st-Large
double room and single room also dinner
guests; adults.
1929 K ST. NV. Lee e-Marque-NiceIy fur
seml-private bath; excellent board q.
3ll0 QUEBEC PL. NW.-Private home,
large. cool double room; suitable two 8
exposures, twin beds. private bath. Emer-
1859 HARVARD ST. NW.-Large doubls
room, also single room; clean and cool
excellent meals; unlimited phone. Reason-
able rates.
1909 K NE,-Nicely furn- front room.
every convenience; home cooking, two re.
| flned gentlemen.
42i6 14th ST. NW-Double room, twin
beds: private, shower bath; a real home,
deIclous southern cooking. Adams o212.
2024 N ST NW-Two single rooms. next
bath, suitable gentlemen; quiet, private
home: ami.
1913 18th ST. NV the Lesation aiub-~
LAR ! large, eo front room; young mfn; al@o
North OO45.
15o6 NEW HAMPSHIRE-Girl share Ice.
c1ostt! master fTont ,3 bed room; ise. ,wsrdrobs
priv. lavatory; elev
1427 GIRARD NW.-Attractive room:
home cooking convenient to car line
and bus.
reasonable: home privileges. unlimited tele
phone; Southern, private family. Columbia
1747 .KILBoURNE PL. NW.-Desi7abie,
SSecond-noor south front room, near bath.
1857 WYOMING AVE. NW-Singie and
douole : roc rooms: $50 up beautiful surround
anced meals. Columbia $3.50.
tINGER LONG. 2o22 C st. NV
Desirable vacancy, young men; running
water. ,semi-private, bath: also vacancy
short walking distance; reasonable
1851. WYOMING AVE. N;W.-Cool room.
for boys; $50; also double room. with
pvt porch; large. lawn and porches; ex-
cellent meals. Col. 10343.
room; also single; nicely furnished home
cooking. T.
1879 10th N.W.--Large, light; twin beds:
Semi-private bath. shower; immaculate
home: 500 excellent cook So
YOUNG MAN to share large comfortabis
rm with another: twin beds: excellent
meals: pleasant surroundings. Adams 655;.
1882 NEWTON ST. NW.-Laree rm..
windows, next bath; pleasant. pri. home.
Adams 1856.
1922 N ST. W.-Attractively furnished.
cor. double private bath. suitable 2 or 4:
good meals. Also single; exposures
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ped, seating capacity so. catering to a
high-type clientele for luncheon and din
ner business. Located in NV. section.
preferably downtown. viii make sub
Stantial cash Davment. No brokers. Ad-
dress Box Ib-Z. Star office
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BUTLER, colored, experienced. Call Dec
al6s-W, week days after O'Clock; all day
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1929 o ST. VI room. End foor front.
near bath. priVate family
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CABIN CRUISER, 3Tx0'. toilet galley;
sleeps four; fully equipped; S450 cash.
Evening star., 1937-06-05

S COLORED MAN desires a driving job; can
furnish own light car; 15 years exper-
lenCe. Phone North
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tol KALORAMA RD-Near car line:
rye room. cross ventilation next bath
loWeT. twin beds Decatur f2pS
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GORDON HOTEL 916 10th st-Comfort-
able double rooms. twin beds: with bath
Sl5 week. with running water Sl1 and
Sl2 per week. Also single rooms. s. per
week up: @4-hour elevator and switchboard
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| 1857 WYOMING AVE. NW-Single and
| double rooms. $50 up beautiful surround
| ings: first floor for entertaining. Well-bal-
| anced meals. Columbia $3.50
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ATTENTION. MEN.

Local established concern has opening
for. experienced outside salesman: salary
and bonus: real opportunity for right man:
must state fully qualifications in first
Letter. Address Box 1-B. Star once.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE-Well-e bliShed and growing
automobile business; ideal location covers
wide market; make of car handled most
popular in its price class; protected fran
chiSe; company has successful experience;
present and potential prospects for in
come considered excellent. Address Box
oh1-R Star Office
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RESTAURANT. equipped with Westing-
eSsarv outlets for plumbing for steam ta-
BILE. range. fryer water cooler etc; grease
traps; completed April 3; 140 seating
capacity; 24-hour business: close to large
concerns employing over 900 persons.
Weaver Bros. Inc. Washington Bldg.
District 93S6
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DOGS BOARDED

ITEMS. house broken. ready for appre-
tive homes North 4340 e.
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;223o Mass. ave. n,w-Unusualy cool bldg
beautiful studio rooms; home privileges; de-
hclous meals
81 UP PER DAY PER PERSON-Two in
room nth bath and radio by the week.
For one Sl2 up
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
18th and Eye SITS.
No Te1pnHor3a T-f
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ROOMS UkFURklSHED.
ROOMS WANTED

EMPLOYED GENTLEMAN desires furnished
room. refined nome near 18th and Nj,
Pleasant or 14th and Park I'd. private or
Seml-p private bath State particulars Ad-
dress Bcx ls-B Star Office e.
GENTLEMAN-Room in suburban private
home in District or Maryland. June 10:
breakfast desired, references exchansed.
P. O. Box "a. Mclean. Va 6.
AMERICAN-CEINESE univ graduate want,
quiet room with Christian family. Give
travelling time TO vicinity WASHINGTON
Monument. Address Box 1867. Star once.
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MANSION CLUB.

Newly furnished large room with porch.
I practically private bath. unlimited phone.
convenient Transportation reasonable.
| RanCOlph 5jSh
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SITUATIONS MEN,

ACCOUNTANT and auditor, experienced.
part-tlme or full-time work financial state
ments prepared Randolph 3074 after pm
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

DESIRABLE LOCATION. 1921 R l. NV
hltchenette. double room: also single;
every convenience. reasonable: transients
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-09
HULL PREDICTS
DEN0CRACY'S
SPREAD

PHILADELPHIA, June 9 G.NSJ.
Secretary Of State Cordell Hull to-
day expressed the belief that
democracy inevitably would re-
place present.day relationships.
without referring specifically to
any European nation, the Secre-
tary Of State, in a commencement
address to the, student body Of
the University Of Pennsylvania,
said:
Human liberty is never more
deeply appreciated than when
It Is temporarily eclipsed.
Democracy ~ q form Of gov
eminent, Is never more ardentIy
desired than after 1t has been
brutalIy brushed aside by the
ruthless hand Of . dictator"
Hull made . lengthy plea for
world peace and the free flow Of
trade between nations. He said
that natural resources, indispenS-
able to the maintenance Of mod.
ern standards, Of living. were dis
trjbuted uneyeniy over the earth
and that "only by developing
among themselves mutually benefi-
cial exchange of. goods and serv-
ices, only by learning from each
others experience, can a nation
reap the Unreasonable benefits
that accrue from access to the re-
sources of the whole world and to
the scientific and inventive genius
of the whole race"
He attacked economic isolation
and nationalistic policies, saying:
"NO region or group within a
nation can attain as great q
measure Of economic prosperity
and political stability by with
drawing from all other regions
and groups as by cooperating
Fundamentally with them"