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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PoNT1AC-:Bargain; s-cyl. 1888 sport
down. $50 mo-: S44e incl. finance charge.
First payment March /. Decatur 5000,
PONTIAC 1884 sedan-Has had excep-
tionally fine care by original owner; finish
Is perfect. clean inside. fine tires and the
this reduced price; S355. Pohenka Service,
1126 Goth st. NV. District 9l4l.
TAxICAB.- Plymouth 1895; excellent con-
dition: $3.50: trade small car. $3.50 week.
Adams 3582-J.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1886 master de luxe 4.door
sedan. like new; dark blue finish. Must
sell S475. terms. Call Columbia 61s6-M
CHEVROLET 1895 de luxe 4-door sedan:
action: Fisher no-draft ventilation and
many other fine Chevrolet features: motor
and rubber like new; spotless throughout:
only $3.50. A. p. G. guarantee. Arcade
Pontiac Co.. 1919 Irving st. NV. Adams
0575.
DODGE 1895 4-door touring sedan. $3.50
cash. Call North 530s.
DODGE 1888 4-door de luxe sedan: fac
tire car same as new III appearance ana
performance; S515. terms and trade. l..
P. Steuart, Inc. 1925 l4th st. NV.
FORD 1886 sedan. finished in gray; as
immaculate as any car can be; powerful
VS. motor that is as smooth as glass:
S495. liberal trade and E u terms; L. p.
Steuart. Inc. 1920 14th st. NV. Decatur
1900.
FORD 1884 de luxe Tudor black finish
Job with thoroughly recondltioned mo-
tor; all good tires: S295; terms. L. p.
Steuart. Inc. 1925 14th st. NV. Decatur
4S00.
FORD 1896 Tudor sedan. driven very lit
tie. neW-car appearance and performance
in every detail: excellent economical VS.
motor: fully guaranteed and priced under
1i19 Irving st. NV. Adams 0575.
FORD 1880 sedan: new paint and tires;
excellent condition: S110. Schenuit, ith
and V NV.
FORD 1888 Fordor sedan-Rado; flne-
appearing and good-running car; has had
only one owner. Don't let the price mis-
lead you; hurry in as it won't stay long
al this price. Sl95. Pohanka Service. 1126
10th st. NV. District DIAL.
FORD 1896 de luxe coupe; looks and runs
like new; radio equipped; S425. Pohanka
Service 1126 goth st. NV. District 9141.
FORD '32 coupe; famous model B. 4-cyl;
type; lightning fast and most economical:
avg. % miles per gallon; sweetest running
little coupe in city; owner take 81 65. 36O5
11th St NV. Columbia 3O24-J.
FORD 1896 de luxe Fordor touring sedan
trunk. ETC.. latest series; carefully oriyen.
For quick sale. $40; terms. Call Co.
lumbia 2O75.
GRAHAM 1881 sedan-An attractive car
that Will give some one many miles OF
good service. Don't let the price mislead
you. this. car has the original dark-nlue
it runs perfectly, Come in today. II won't
stay long at this price: $40 Pohanka
Service. I126 10th st. NV District 9I41'
HUDSON. sedan, 80: new tires and brakes;
Al mechanical condition. low mlleage.
private owner Walnut GT1S.
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THos. J. OWEN e. son, AUCTIoNEERs
l43I Eye st. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF XALqARLE THREE e;
STREET. NORTHWEST, WASHING
BY virtue of certain deed of trust. duly
Of the land records Of the District OF Co.
tumbia; aL and at the request OF Il the part party
will sell at public auction. in front Of the
PREMISES RrSsWW o on pEcFNRaR THHRsPAY THE Foa TENTH
lowing described land and premises, with
the improvements. easements. rights, ways
and appurtenances thereunto belonging.
iumbia, namely: Lot numbered thirty three
'33l in Walter E; Colweils combination OF
IN block numbered six CO. in Chaplin
Browns subdivision called '1ngleside." as
yoP Pf for e e h df 81 he IN Ber
County 49, at folio 153; said block num-
Tered six 90 being also known for pur-
numbered tWenty-six hundred and thlr-
teen (26l3l.
Terms Of sale: one,fourth of the pur-
three equal installments. payable in one
two and three years, with interest at five
per centum per annum. payable semi Ian
nually from day of sale. secured by deed
OF trust upon the property sold or all
cash at the opt option Of the purchaser A
of sale. All conveyancing, recording. etc,
a. cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be
COmpUeu WIN Wllnln lDlEly Gays lTOul Gdy
OF sale, otherwise the trustee reserves the
right to resell the property at the risk and
cost of defauting purchaser after five
days advertisement of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington D. c.
J. WESLEY CLAMPITT Jr..
no30-d&ds,exSu Surviving Trustee.
The purchaser of the above described
property having failed to comply with the
terms as stated therein, said property will
be resold at his risk and cost. in front of
the premises on FRIDAY. THE TWENTY
NINTH DAY OF JANUARY. 1887. AT
THREE FORTY-FIVE O'CLOCK PM. un-
Ger the same terms and conditions.
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE.
5a23-d&ds. s.eXSu
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OLDSMOBILE 1871 sedan. You won't
duplicate this bargain, in town; good paint
today Pohanka Service. 1926 Goth st.
NV District DIAL
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oLDsMOBILE 1924 2door touring sedan.
built-in trunk fine tires. inside spotless
a car you can be proud TO drive, and COM
pare our price OF only S365. Pohanka
Service. 1925 10th st. NV. District 9141
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
STORY FRAME DWELLING. KNOWN
AS PREMISES 3303 EIGHTEENTH
STREET, NORTHWEST, WASHING
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FORD 1888 Fordor sedan-Radio; f1ne-
appearing and good-running car; has had
only one owner Don't let the price mis-
lead you; hurry in as it won't stay long
al this price. Sl95 Pohanka Service. 1l20
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1884 CHRYSLER CONV. SEDAN.
Just once in a long while do We get
one Of these popular models. Rarely.
indeed. at such a low price. 6-wheel
equipment, original black finish. Fine
tires. lonE-wearinE. genuine leather
up h o Stery. BUTLER BONDED.
SAVE $S1. Reduced today CAST
10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~Ts
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1894 CHEVROLET MASTER TRUNK
SEDAN. Head and shoulders above the
average Finish like new and interior
shows little wear. Motor performs
beautifully and most economically.
Just traded in. so we've made the price
gnGsDaIIy gnGsaaa ,.S.I low; .t SAVE SIS. S35T
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HOUSES FURNISHED,


CHEVY CHASE, D. CT RMS, BATH. GA
rage. elec. appliances. shady street; June "a
to Sept. ID. $3.50. season. Clev. 1905.
ROOMS. COMPLETELY FURN. ELEC-
tric refrigerator, gas and electricity in
Delightful location; $50. Ready June /.
Columbia 1871. Evenings. Shepherd 3471.
3 BED ROOMS. LARGE LIVING AND
sleeping porch; ami: large grounds; trees
ana SHRUBS; 2-car garage. near schools and
churches: bus service or 20 min. drive.
Parks. Linden. Nd. near Forest Glen.
Shepherd 1853. 80
LARGE FRATERNITY HOUSE. COLLEGE
Park. Md: near stores: new furniture; cool.
From June 10 to Sept. o. SIS per month.
x. A. House. BerWyn l04.
WESLEY HTS-DELIGHTFULLY COOL,
quiet: 4 bed rms :, baths; for Summer.
Cleveland 1926 Monday.
A BACHELOR WILL SHARE 7-ROOM
attractive. cool. NV. home; overlooking
ROCK Greek Park. reasonable. Adams
Ss5-aNEAR NEW HAMPSHIRE AND
DeIaheld pit rooms and bath. 2 inclosed
porches: screens. awnings; built-in garage,
completely furnished.
POTOMAC REALTY CO..
35o3 Georgia Ave. Adams 1908.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME.
FOUR-BED RM 2-BATH DET. HOUSE
bet. Wis. and Conn, Albermarle and Nc
Kinley: $4,000. Address Box 306-A. Star
ONCE.
WANTED-SMALL HOME, $4,000 TO
81 500 Sc or ne section; all cash. See
HARRY E. GLADMAN. Lincoln 0346. 24'
CASH AT ONCE FOR BRICK OR FRAME
houses. white or colored. M. B1LDMAN,
1910 14th ST. NV. North 1900.
LIST YOUR HOUSE WITH US FOR
sale; any section of District OF Columbia;
we have calls daily for all classes Of prop
erty to buy. sell or trade personal attso-
come in and see US. WAPLE q JAMES.
INC, 1924 14th Ut, NV. District S347.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

north Harrisonburg. Comfortable rms, spa
cious lawn. good food and water; So wk.
MIS-. Louie c. Funk Singers. Glen. Va.
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COLORED- FOR $1,000. 3l5
Va. ave. s,e.--2-story. 7 rooms and bath
for good reliable person: $3.50 cash. balance
$50 month like rent. Completely modern
throughout. See S. S. FREEDMAN. 1906
r. l. ave. NV. Phone North O705.
HAVE FOR SALE SEVERAL EXCEPTION
ally good houses for colored people who
appreciate high-class and attractive loca-
tions, Reasonably priced. For particulars
and inspection CALL MRS. LYNN WITH
AFTER $50 AT NORTH O1O6.
COLORED-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLES
rooms, baths. brick. h.-w.h. Reasonable.
Call Monday, Cleveland 3139.
COLORED.
1900 block Of Gault st. ne.-Detached
frame on nice lot; rooms on first
floor and 2 rooms on second floor; all
modern; price. S4,950. Call Mr.. Raine.
Randolph 3441.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 14th St. NV. District S347.
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DETACHED BRICK.
z rooms 2 baths, recreation room: high
elevation: close TO transportation. Priced
at $1O950. May consider . trade. Call
Mr.. Partlow.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC,
1924 14th St. NV. District 3347.
S5, O-SEMI-DETACHED BRICK. SIX
rooms, all improvements. In Bright
wood, near schools and transportation;
fine condition; built-in garage
$S.750-Roomy. detached brick in Silver
Spring. Md, near St. Michael's Catholic
School. Lot 50x1SO IT. Six rooms tile
bath, garage; neW,house condition.
$40, 5OO-New eight-room. two-bath brick
on one-acre lot, in nearby MONTGOMERY
County. Center-hal plan oil burner,
porch, garage. An outstanding value
$15.95O-New four-bed-room corner home
in the forest section Of Chevy Chase;
Soft lot. with additional 30 1t. Of
parking; all brick. beautifully arranged;
room finished in knotty pine. stairway
to attic; near both country clubs. Rap
idly nearing completion-inspect today
SHANNON a. LUCHS CO.,
1905 et. NV. National 3345.
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A REAL, BARGAIN.

Groom modern house nearly new. block
and half from Union Station. Only ST.. 200
cash. balance in building and loan. I'm
st
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

sos CAMERON ST. Alex. Va.-Large
comfortable room for .; cool; beautifully
furnished in maple; twin beds 25s
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

CHEVY CHASE-Attractive cool rm., next
bath. shower sw. exposure: unlim phone;
priv. family. Wise. 5394
ALEXANDRIA Beverly Hillsl-Cool pleas
ant. furnished room for one or two in
private home: s minutes from Washing
ton: lOc fare. Temple 3446-J
SEAT PLEASANT MD. + 1st stink.
rms; furn.; ami: employed adults: $50
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2@0l MASS. AVE. N.W.-Sngle and dou-
Die rooms. excellent meals. S30.50 to
$3.50. Shady lawns
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ROOMS WANTED.

TWO GENTLEMEN wish . connecting
of adults; GEORGETOWN ONLY; refs. ex-
changed, Address Box 241-W. Star office.
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.
SEE THIS APT.
THE WHYLAND.

Front apt. . rooms. kit. bath porch
and laundry: $40: strictly white and conv.
neighborhood. 440S Georgla ave. NV.
JanitOr,
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2l39 R ST. N.W.-Beautifully furnished
rooms some with private bath exclusive
establishment; excellent meals: Summer
u
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1903 K ST. N.W.-Very desirable double
room with private bath. Quality food and
service. Inquire District ZOO
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1854 PARK RID. N.W-3 ATTRACTIVE
rooms. private bath. continuous hot water:
f'rlgidalre: overStuffed furniture: clean.
TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH AND
porch. newly and completely furnished;
e!ec. refrigeration: studio living room bath:
Beautyrest mattress. 1347 Perry pl. NV
CLEVELAND PARK RMS, KITCHEN
Phone Emerson 1921
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and triple rooms. walking distance: excel
lent meals: refined atmosphere; $40 mo.
14ol 10th ST. N.W.-Large, second floor,
front; new modernistic furniture. Also
single. Phones in rooms. Selected menus.
TAKOMA, D. C.-Desirable double room,
with meals, in private home; real home for
Two gentlemen: refs C1enroia .lrS,
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1850 CALVERT-THREE LARGE, COOL
rooms. bath, owners private home. Ideal
living quarters for temperate couple. 30'
ROCK CREEK APIS, 1906 ROCK CREEK
Church rd-Nicely furn., 2 rms. kit. bath.
Frigidaire. Reasonable. Columbia 10063
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S6,95O.

Mr.. Bradley Lane and Conn. Ave,
beautiful cottage type brick bungalow.
LIVING room with attractive fireplace din
ing room. . large bed rooms attractive
bath; large and well-equ!pped kitchen,
spacious attic, large bright basement:
scaped, and surrounded by homes cosr.
Ing much more Original price S1O75O.
HouSe IN good condition and cannot last
1924 ~ 'S'' Iiiieto to0A
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S., $50 TO Sc, ,450.
1114 45th PL. Sc.
Beautiful new Cape Cod bungalow: liv-
ing room. dining room, two bed rooms, tile
bath; General Electric kitchen; full base
ment.
Drive out Penna ave- Sc. to Alabama
ave-. turn left to 45th pl.. left to house.
B. P. EVANS, INC,
eO7 18th st. N. w. Natl. 1850. e4'
CHEVY CHASE, D. C..
UNDER S13.5O0
Large living room. dining room. 2 rear
glassed-in porches. 3 bed rooms. 9 baths:
gas appliLn> IS. automatic heat finished
attic. Beautifully Handicapped Near
schools and TRANSFORMATION. Call Adams
6113.
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I7T6 MASS. AVE. N.W-A distinctive
nome for young people in an unsurpassed
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34O9 WISCONSIN AVE.-8 RMS. BATH.
built-in garage: h.-w.h. Apply 1904 Nc
Kinley st. NV. Phone Cleveland 2532.
HIILCREST-SERVICE MAN LEAVING
city. must sacrifice modern Groom. Eng
lisi1-styie home; completely furn.: exclusive
location; high and cool; $3.50; worth at
least ST 900 more: So 600 cash; adjoining
lot il desired no agent. 1913 Fort Baker
drive Sc. Lincoln COLO.
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II24 IIth ST. NV.
. and 3 rooms. Electric refrigeration
on house current. 24-hr. elevator service
all outside rooms. Rent very reasonable
Available at once.
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BIOS 3rd ST. N.W.-2-ROOM APT. NEW
" furnished. priv. bath: phone: Frigidaire:
block from bus.
YOUNG MAN DESIRES YOUNG MAN,
Govt. emp under 80 share bright, cool
apt. in NV: Beautyrest bed: reasonable:
references exchanged. Adams 4565-J.
1O2Oka 9Th ST. N.E-TWO FURNISHED
light housekeeping rooms. Adults. 24s
254O 18th ST. N.W.-1 ROOM, MUIR
ply bed; cooking unit; 1st floor; gas and
slse. included: $50 month. "a
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tello--2 rms. kitchen, bath inciosed
porch: completely furn. Available June /.
Pot. 5155
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l632 G ST. SE.-PRIVATE HOME l
large bright front room and Kitchen semi
private bath: everything furnished
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SUBLEASE-3446 CONN. AVE. APT. 5O5
-Attractively furnished living room. bed
June ! Reasonable. After 4 pm, Cleve-
land 56G5 o5s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-07

ment is at least attempted. They also hope to sponsor an Inter- Scholastic Individual Tournament which will give Us, for the first time, a high school champion officially recognized by the city. Theoretical ly, this title was held by Alfred Green, formerly of Crosby High school and now of the Massachu- sets Institute of Technology, but 1t was only conferred upon him be- cause of his wonderful record in city play and not through the efforts of any tournament held to decide just this championship.
 Members Sought
 Tn ord that the players might get into condition to meet this strenuous campaign, meetings will be held every Friday evening at 102 woodland avenue where play will proceed with the objects, as out lined, in view. This address is the temporary Quaters of the club until such time as its membership de- cides to make a change. Anyone interested in becoming affiliated with this group should communi- cate at once with the secretary at P. o. Box 566, Waterbury, Connec- ticut.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-07
Salvation Army Asks
 Auction Sale Needs
Adjutant Appeals to Produce Merchants and Farmers
 For Garden Materials For Event Tomorrow

Adjutant Hugo Wiberg, officer -ir- charge of the local Salvation army corps, has been making an appeal to produce merchants and farmers in the Waterbury district, for more garden produce, fruit and preserves to insure the success of the annual auction sale Friday, in connection with this years annual Thanksgiv- ing and harvest festival which op- ened Sunday.
 While gifts to date have been quite satisfactory, Adjutant Wieberg pointed out much greater quantities of produce, preserved fruits and jams, and vegetables of all kinds are required.
 His appeal was especially directed to farmers in Woodbury, Cheshire, Watertown and other nearby points.
 "They helped us out very gener- ously last year." the adjutant said, land I've no doubt they'll do so again. We intend to meet them in the morning as they arrive at the Meadow street market. All gifts however small, will be more than welcome"
 The auction sale will be conducted by Charles Rietdyke, secretary oi the local corps, at 18 Savings street It will begin at 7:30 p. m. preced- ing the sale, the ladies of the home league will serve a buffet supper from 6 to 7:3O, to which the public is invited.
 In connection with this weeks festivities, Adjutant Wieberg and his assistants are making new efforts to increase the attendanceS at the Young Peoples legion and Sunday school meetings.
 In the next two months the corps will move into its new home at the old Russian hall, 182 Cherry street, where the present space will be more than doubled. The auditorium on Cherry street alone, will accommo- date at least 800, 1t is estimated.
 "As soon as we get into our new home," Adjutant Wieberg said, i've plan to embark upon much larger and more ambitious program than that which we have been con- ducting. The new quarters will give us, what we sorely lack, more el- bow room to carry on our growing activities"
 Harvest week will end Friday night with the auction sale. The fes- tivities were featured on Saturday and Sunday last, by the visit here
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-07
FESTIVAL TONIGHT
 AT THAMILTON PARK
ParishiOners of Church of Sts. Peter, Paul Hosts to
 Legion of Friends

The much heralded Harvest Fes. tival of the SS. Peter & Paul par. ish will open at the Hamilton park pavilion tonight and continue to-. morrow night. Starting at 8 p. m this evening, there will be plenty do- ing at the park, the result of weeks of hard work and preparation by the committees in charge.
 Members of every parish in the city are planning on joining the out east parishioners in making this festival the biggest in the history of the church. There will be novelties galore on the program each night including some fine entertainment and popular orchestra directed by Jimmy Fitzgerald to furnish music for dancing.
 Tonight's program of entertain ment which gets underway at 10 o'clock with feature the following Universal stars: Helen Byrnes, Mi. chael Favale, Marion Quick "the ju. venile Eleanor Powell", Irene John. son and Catherine Mastroanni, and Cecile Deary. Harry x. Cashin will serve as master of ceremonies.
 Dancing will be in order from 8:3O until midnight with Jimmy Fitzger- aid, the popular piano playing maes- tro, and his orchestra.
 A representative committee of pa-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-07

the Catholic Traracript, osb diocesan publication. Father KerWan Is the son oe asrs. Mary Kerwan of Fairview street. ae returned to this country during the summer, following his ordination, Prior to receiving Holy Orders, he had studied abroad for several years.
 The list of episcopal appointments in this weeks Transcript reveals that Bishop McAuliffe will visit Wa terbury the 1eth to ofEiciate ct con- firmation ceremonies at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament. The ceremony begins at 10 am. the ioth.
 The other four clerical appoint men made by the bishop today are as follows:
 Rev. John McBrearty from St Joseph's church, New Haven, to the Blessed Sacrament church, Bridge port.
 Rev. James Murphy, Ph. D., to st. Ann's church, Bridgeport.
 Rev. James F. Glynn from st. Thomas church, Goshen, to St. Jo. seph's church, New Haven.
 Rev. Leonard F. White to St. James church, Stratford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-07
MICHAEL MANNING
 CLAIM ON DOCKET
Case of New Britain Resi-. dent Today Has 'Aca.
 demic Interest

Question of whether a part-time employe under the provisions made during 1884 for those who derived federal funds through the EZRA comes within the meaning of the workmen's compensation laws will be considered today in 8 case of academic interest,"" to be heard be- fore the supreme court at New Ha- ven.
 The case is that of Michael Man. ming of New Britain, injured while working on a public storage ware house at New Britain in June, 1884. His claim against the city of New Britain dismissed, a similar action against the state was instituted and Compensation Commissioner James M. Lynch found that this claim against the state of Connecticut's Emergency Relief Commission did not come under the compensation laws.
 Eventually the case was tried by Judge Edward J. Quinlan in the superior court who said in his
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-07
ICIO ORGANIZER
 l DIES IN CRASH
Leon SaginOr Known LO- Cally Fatally Injured in
 AutO-Truck Collision
Especial to The Democratl


 Worcester, Mass, October 7-Leon Saginor, of New Haven, Conn, a state organizer for the Cleaners and Overs Union, an affiliate of the C. I. o. died here last night in City Hospital, of injuries suffered in an automobile-truck crash at 8 a. m. yesterday in oxford. Leonard F, Madison, 90, of Springfield died shortly after the crash. Another passenger, Max Isenburg of Spring field, was seriously injured.
 saginor was active in Waterbury, Conn, early in August during a strike of 25 pressers employed at two cleaning and pressing estab- lishments. The strike was unsuc- cessful.
 At the time of the crash, the car was Worcester -bound, according tc police, and in passing one truck crashed into another.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-07
ENGINEERS MEET, LA CUARDIA GUEST
Waterburians to Attend New York Convention
 Opening Tomorrow

Several Waterburians will be among the delegation representing Connecticut, at the third annual convention of the National Society of Professional Engineers in New York Friday and Saturday. Con- vention sessions will be held at the Commodore hotel.
 Attending will be registered pro- fessional engineers from all states having license laws regulating the practice of professional engineers.
 The general meeting will convene Friday at 100 p. m., with an ad- dress of welcome by Mayor La- Guardia of New York city.
 On Saturday at 100 p. r1., over 1000 engineers will gather for a luncheon at which prominent na- tional and state officials will broad cast over a national hook-up.
 The New York State Society of Professional Engineers sponsoring the meeting has made available at the Commodore hotel an assembly room for engineers from this state.
 Engineer President Allen Hubbard, New Haven, together with National Directir Harry E. Harris of Bridge port, directors of societies and oth- CTS, will attend the two-day session and be on hand to welcome other members from their state who plan to take in only the Saturday morn ing session.
 Registered professional engineers throughout the state, even though not members of the Connecticut so- ciety, are urged to attend at least the Saturday morning session of the convention at which relationship oi engineering to our social and eco- homie welfare will be discussed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-07
STAFF AFFECTED
 BY MERIT PLAN
Personnel Director to Re- place Fire WardenS
 Obliged to Resign

Capable men are being sought to fill the numerous vacancies that exist and are expected to exist in the state fire warden department, according to State Forester Austin F. Hayes.
 The regular list of foresters in- cludes more than 700, but to date at least IA have resigned to comply with the regulations of the merit system. More resignations are ex- pected.
 The merit system sets out that state employees cannot hold office in a town or city. The majority of the fire wardenS held some sort of office, such as selectman, town clerk, or some such incumbency. Eligible lists for substitute appoint ments will be supplied Personnel Di- rector Harry w. Marsh, but no ex- animation is necessary for appoint ment as deputy fire warden.
 District wardens receive $1 Oyear- ly and 60 cents an hour while on duty fighting fires. Deputy wardens are paid only while on duty fight ing fires, and then at the rate of 60 cents an hour.