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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

SHOW CASES and fxtures: no reason able
offer refused. 1921 Georgia ave.
TYPEWRITERS - High-grade rentals So
month delivered: new portables 81 week;
sales and service all makes. Central Type
writer Co.. 923 G st. NV. Natl. S129.
TYPEWRTTERS-Roya L. C. Smith,
standard. portable; best order; xl4.5O.
BlauStein's. l44S Park rd.. Apt. +. Col.
4io5 dealer
VACUUM CLEANERS. S475 up; Eurekas,
Hoovers. Electrolux Premicrs: guar. like
new; 30-day trial plan BEST BRANDS
VACUUM CLEANERS rebuilt like new 1-yr
guar; Flectrolux, Hoover, Eureka. Beevac,
etc, S5.95 up; give 10 days free trial
Electrical Center, 5l4 10th st. NV.
WASHING MACHINE. brand-new Apex
$50 80 model with pump. S39 so cash
Apex Elec. Co. 700 9th st. wv. at G.
WASHING MACHINES. rebuilt like new;
1-year guarantee: Maytags. Apex. A. B. c.,
etc: Sl2.95 and up. Electrical Center,
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED k. rooms located IN Chevy
Chase. on or about Sept. IL. Wisconsin
I f5-M.
WANTED Furnished room in private fam
lily by man. northwest section. Box 31-k,
Star %
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PLAYER R-PIANO-Reconditione special
only Sc5 to close out. The Piano Shop.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
REPOsSESSED. DETACHED HOMES
Can buy through Federal Housing Long
term. monthly payment plan. Less than
rent. n0fc cash of their appraisement
required. Real estate salesmen attention.
FULTON r; GORDON. 1927 Eye st. NV,
District $3.50.
S7,"5o-BEST BARGAIN IN MT. Pleas
att brick; ami: h.-wh.; owner must
sell Immediately; no agents. MR.. LAWSON,
Dist 5919.
lI-ROOM BRICK ROOMING HOUSE IN
desirable Mt. Pleasant section, west Of
l4th St. owner must sacrifice; easy down
payment. balance like rent. Dist. 12s4
NINTH ST NEAR P. ST. FIRST COM
mercial zone-Frame house with six rooms
and bath hot-water heat: lot 20xa4 10
alley: rent S35 90: assessed for taxes at
50 591 90: price. 81. 900 90: an offer in
vited. JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD, Real
tor T23 Goth st. NV.
ATTRACTIVE DETACHED HOME IN
Chevy Chase. now vacant; nine rooms, two
baths. hot-water heat with oil burner:
built-in garage. lot S0xl30 #. to alley:
price. S12 800 90 easy terms Owner VIII
consider taking small rental property IN
part payment. JAMES MORRIS WOOD
WARD. Realtor. 723 Goth vt. ny.
(Continued on Next Paee.S
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>1S.IU.
w P. LOCKWOOD 1910 H NV.
624 MORTON PL. SEE RMS. BATH.
h.-wh.. 81, 50
300 r. I. ave. ne; bungalow. 3 rms;
as is, SIS.
L. V. THACKER
-.
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1886 OAK ST. NV large front room,
near bath; c,hw.. laundry privileges, un
limited phone. private family
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100 18th Sr.-Double room. next TO bath:
studio couch or twin beds. clean, quiet
home; walking distance; S315 each. !"
THE MAURY. 1ul 1gth ST. NV
100 ideal sleeping rooms each with run
ming water; coil-Sprins mattresses;
convenient to bath and showers; hotel serv-
ice 81 week
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DOWNTOWN. 1906 X ST. NW-BACH-
elor apartment. entire floor. two large
rooms. bath. grill Frigidare; completely
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

14ul 18th ST NW.-Doubles. singles
excellent meals. some showers, congenia
people; parking
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HlH Sth ST. NW.-TWO ROOMS AND
kitchen. gas and electricity included S1..,u
per week, One room. Kitchen A5.Ju.
!1ut "lst NV ONE LARGE ROOM
kitchen, Fr!gIdalre. private bath; beautl-
fully furnl he'd.
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1900 MASS. AVE NW.-Large. comfort
able corner double room, attractively furn..
near bath maid service Very reasonable.
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36o9 GEORGIA AVE.-Young lady. share
room with another; twin beds, all Conv.;
unllm. phone: home privileges; $3.50 no.
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AURORA HILLS go ::,rd ST. south Ar
lln9ton, Vs.-Very nice. front room, SIM
mons twin beds, suitable > near IuC bus.
10 min. Wash. Well-bal meals; $50. Call
LaciSun ll.iE-l
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2ls JEFFERSON ST. NW-Large front
reom. private bath; furnished; suitable
Two. Randolph 3Og5
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dinner. served home: hot bread home
cooked desserts soup salad. 3 veg. choice
OF > meats
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!0"2 10Th ST NW.-Cool twin beds. next
bath: contin. hot water. phone; single.
~ 30; double. SD each per week
1916 l. ST. NV Lovely. newly furnished
front In k. room, ST 30. Also room and
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ROOMS UNFURkISHED.
4O1 7th ST. NV.

Large room for gentleman
FOR COLORED, 1900 18th nw.-One
large room for rent, unfurnished. Call
between > and g. A.
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NEAR SOLDIERS HOME LARGE RMS.
pvt. bath. incl. gas, elec. refg.: to employed
couple $50. Adams 1858 after pm.
S4O-2Sll 14th ST NV R., K. B.
THOS. D. WALSH. INC,
S15 11th St. NV. Dist. 1853.
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, DOGS BOARDED.
DEE GEE KENNELS.

S".,I Per Week. Individual Runs
Defense Highway Kennels > Miles From
ELAGenS Shnrg Defens Highway
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RADIO. 1"tube a. C., d. c. table model
eien reception. Apex Elec. Co.. GO9 9th
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1203l7 c st. n.e.-5 rooms. bath: m 4
&31.5O.
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1l07 18th ST. NW.-DOWNTOWN.
and rooms, kitchen and bath. re-
frigeration and gas free
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO.. INC,
1921 Conn. Ave. Decatur $500.
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POULTRY & EGGS,

Dogs boarded. Large shady run Bos.
ton terrier and fox terrier puppies cheap
Shepherd 500
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ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED "-ROOM.
corner apt in new building, Newly fur
nlShed. Close in. Apt 4ol. 11'.5 N. II.
ave. NV. Res. mgr. Will show or call
National 3l"o EXt S5,
BED-LIVING ROOM. KIT SEMI-PvT
bath; So, ~ month. "a Maryland ave.
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54ls 1st PL. NV. APT. 3-TWO BED
screened porch. elec. rfgr.: heat and hot
water included $50.
1892 2lst ST. N W. APT. 22-Two bed
rfgr. on house current: $50
WAPLE d. JAMES, INC.
1924 lith ST. NV Dist. 3341
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RADIOS-193S Philco. Zenith and R. C. A.
models on display. Liberal trade-in allow
ances. Easy terms. Apex Elec. Co.. 7O9
9th St NV al G.
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HOUSE WITH 3 OR BED ROOMS.
good neighborhood. District or adjacent
suburbs; near TRANSPORTATION. rental limit.
&55. give tull particulars. Box Ask, Star.
WE CAN RENT YOUR
VACANT PROPERTY. CALL
MOSS REALTY CO.
TOWER BLDG NET. 171S.
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1914 9Th st sw: 6 rooms. bath:
h.-w.h.; ami: $40 50.
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:. FRONT ROOMS. GAS ELEC., PHONE,
c h W. INV h.. $50 wk; :. adults. 1926
OtlS pl. NV. Convenient. comfortable. %
LADY DESIRES TO SHARE HER WELL
furnished bed-Hving room apt. with con-
genial young woman: cooking privileges;
$50 month. Call before 30 pm.
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al2 EYE ST. NV. Apt 5-Laree. clean,
cool double bed room, next to bath S5 wk
single; 81 wk double; privileges
1921 BELMONT RD NW-Attractfve
S,lnsie room; good location; $50. Adams
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1a3s SUMMIT PL. NE NEAR McKIN-
ley High School; rooms and bath. oil
heat; $50 month
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RAD1OS-Were closing out all 1897 floor
samples at one-half price. 500 Phico now
SO: 500 a5 Philco. now SI5 $50 a5 RCA-
Victor, now SIS; $50 o5 RCA-Victor now
$50: Saa.50 Stromberg-Carlson, now $50;
$3.50 RCA-Victor, now So; S130 Philco
now SIS; several others. all fully guaran-
teed. Nat: 3223. Arthur Jordan Piano Co.,
1920 q 1yfh
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sol Longfellov st. NV; 8 rooms bath:
h.-v.h.; ami: So so
FLOYD F. DAVIS CO
s3o 10th ST NV National O25o
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PIANOS-We have two splendid values in
rebuilt instruments; Ivers & Pond $50;
Knabe. SiS5; very easy terms. Nat. 4130.
kits 1890 G st
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iS44 COLUMBIA RID. NV. Apt, 5-At-
traCtiVely furnished rm.. spacious closets,
good ventilation: convenient > car lines;
MANY Restaurants: business Woman only.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

HORSE SHOE HILL INN, Falls Church
Cool. quiet; modern conveniences. exc
lent food: 90 min. to city; reas. rat
Mrs. Boydler. Falls Church 1913.
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PIANOSIThree small apartment SIZE
pianos. returned from rent: one al $50.
one al Sl45 and one at Sl32. 80 one
used Gulbransen grand. $40; Severa!
eertigrand uprightS. returned from rent,
at SIS and Sl6S.50 Hugo Worch, lilo
G. sole agent for the famous, Hardman
pianos; these instruments have been MADE
bv the same family for past 90 years.
Headquarters for the world renowned Mini
piano the smallest upright made. Grands
and upriehts for rent for all occasions.
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zoos LIST ST. NV ROOMS, KITCHEN.
path. hot air heat ami, IN hne conol.
tion; rent; S51?0.
P j. WALSHE INC.
! JOY Eve 81. n W National k4Ss
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ROOMS FUR. e. UNFUR.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

1914 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE sew
rooms for INK: heat. gas. hght. sink.
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Delivery extra or You can haul them
yourself. The Piano Shop. 1897 14th st.
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FAIRFAX HOTEL,

CORNER MASS. AVE. AND 2lst ST.
Apartments l 10 D rooms and bath. hotel
service optional; special Summer rates
restaurant. Delightfully."- cool
root garden. ID. E. STEPHAN. mgr
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HILLCREST. .3oa :;6th ST SE-FIRST
floor. > rooms. kitchen bath; new house
and furniture; couple Lincoln 095.-M. %
OVERLOOKING LOVELY PARK ROOSE-
welt Hotel ideal home for four; every conv /;
reaS. after >. Decatur OSOU. Apt. y -
HIS K ST NW-TWO ROOMS FRONT;
attractive: gas. electricity. linens. dishes.
silver.
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,. l345 l. ST. N.W.-Large. attract. furn.
. Ink. rm. $3.50: also front single rm..
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1904 9Th ST. NW-ls st FLOOR APT,
living room. bed room. kitchen. light, gas.
refrigerator SO per month Basement
apartment, refrigerator, So1. Also one bed
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l747 PARK RID. N.W.-Single and double
room. outstanding in attractlvenesS; conv.
location: reaS.: free phone.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-23

Washington, June 23-As to the numerous rumors concerning the sudden departure of Vice-President Jack Garner from his job as pre- siding officers of the Senate:
 The essential reason was that Garner and President Roosevelt had split widely apart on the issues of labor and relief, and that Roose- welt had undertaken on at least two occasions to give the vice. president mild private spankings for what he considered efforts to sa- botage his policies.
 Garner is 67 years old and does not like to be spanked. He does not like to be around Washington in the summer time, either.
 He dropped the word around
 that he was thinking of taking off for his home in Uvalde, Tex, about the first of June, but failed
 to get rise out of the PreSi- dent. Then he advised Roosevelt
 in person that he would like to take 8 vacation. Whether he ex- pected Tn reply plea that ne stay on the job is a matter of guesswGrk, as Jack said was that
 he thought it would be 8 good
 idea.
 Word was given out that the vice president would be gone only two or three weeks. But he told close friends he would be back by Aug. if Congress hadn't quit by then. Actually, he needn't be ex- pected back at this session. Un- doubtedly he would be willing to return and break a tie vote on a compromise court plan if he were needed. But the administration won't force court vote if it looks as close as that.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-23
Elks Here Saturday
 For State Meeting
Grand Lodge Officers Expected for Convention, Ban=
 quet-COmmittee Completes Final Arrangements

Murray Hurlburt, past grand ex- alted ruler: William Phillips, secre- tary of the New York lodge; and John F. Malley of Boston, past grand exalted ruler; are listed as the most prominent visiting members of the national order who will be in Waterbury Saturday for the ElkS convention. Final plans were made last evening at a session of the convention committee. James Nu- gent, state president, will preside at the banquet.
 Executive Committee
 The convention executive com- mittee is headed by MT. Neagle and includes MT. Mulville, George T. Ryan, Charles K. Ahearn, Dr. Fruin. Dr. M. A. O'Hara, Walter Jarvis, Thomas Flanagan, John E. Bulger, Robert F. Birt, Walter E. Monagan, Sr., R. L. Palatine, Charles Wood- lock, MT. Bailey, William Riether, Dr. George A. Leonard, Harry x. Cashin, U. Horton Warner, Dennis J. Clancy and Charles Heaven.
 MT. Mulville is chairman of the general convention committee which consists of William Fitzger- aid, William Cunningham, Patrick D. Brown, Henry Fiege, Domenic Barbara, James Walker, Freder- ick Gumpper, James Kilmartin, William Cavanaugh, Bert Pease, John Collins, John Mates, Joseph Byrnes, William Pollard, Edward O'Donnell, Bart Quilter, James D. Mccarthy, Herman Lux, William Stanton, James Flanagan, William ODonnell, James T. Calvin, E. Vim
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-23
Holy Name To Stage
 Field Meet At Park
St. JOseph's Plan Varied Program at Hamilton Dia-
 mOnd Saturday-DuCes Plan Dinner Dance
BROOKLYN NEWS

Entries for the various events in conjunction with the annual field meet of the Holy Name Society of St. Joseph's church at Hamilton Park Saturday morning, will close to- morrow night. Members of the ath- letic committee have urged all who have not filled out or mailed forms to do so as soon as possible. The event has already attracted wide at- tention among the grammar and high school athletes, all of whom are eligible to participate. Members of the high school varsity teams, however, will not compete, but have been secured to act as judges.
 The competition will begin at 9:30 o'clock and winners in each heat will receive a trophy or hand- some piece of merchandise. A tab will be made of scores regis tered by the entrants in all events and the person scoring the highest total will be presented a grand award.
 The events will include the hop ship and jump; standing broad jump, running broad jump; high jump; baseball throw; shot put; 50, 10, 220 and 40 yard dashes.
 Members of the athletic commit tee who will be in session tonight and tomorrow night at the Holy Name Society quarters in the Con- gress avenue school to complete reg istration, include Joseph Vitkaus- kas, Victor Sabalauskas and An thony Stasiunas.
 The annual retreat for members of the society and their friends will take place August 18th, 14th and 18th, at Kaiser Island, off the coast at South Norwalk. The retreat is held in charge of Jesuit missionaries and all interested in becoming en- rolled with Ct. Joseph's Holy Name Society Band arc asked to com- municate with chairman Joseph Vitkauskas or send their intentions to the Holy Name Society clubrooms.
 Plans are now in progress for the third annual outing of the Holy Name Society July Il, at Blazy's farm on Lake Winnemaug, Water town. The committee in charge in- cludes Victor Statkevich, Albert Glibas, Anthony Stasiunas, and Victor Sabalauskas.
 Duces to Convene
 The Duces Club of the Brooklyn Y. M. c. A. will hold a dinner
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-23
BEHIND THE SCENES
 WASHINGTON
RV ROONEY DUTCHER-l
Democrat Washington COrrespOndent

Friends Doubt Garner Will Be Back at All This Session and His Vacation" at This Time Is Another Indication of the Wide Split Between Roosevelt and Southern Conservatives.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-23
Reception Committee

8:15 o'clock. Labor Commissioner Joseph Tone will be the principal speaker.
 Ex-Mayor Francis P. Guilfoile will be master of ceremonies. James A. Phelan heads the reception commit tee for Judge Fenton. Miss Nellie Mccarthy presided at meeting of the auxiliary last night in Hibernian hall,. at which plans for the pro- gram were completed.
 Commissioner Tone will speak on John Boyle O'Reilly, Irish patriot and poet. The concert will include songs by Miss Rose Kearney, of New York, contralto; Mis- Eileen Kelly, William O'Brien and Mrs. Susan F. Drufa. Miss Jane Phelan, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. James A. Phelan, will give several harp solos and will accompany Miss Kelly. Ushers will be Misses Eleanor Raf- ferty, Eileen and Mary OKeefe and Marguerite Barry.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-23

dance Saturday evening at Piney Grove Inn, Thomaston. A large crowd is expected to attend. John Grella is chairman of the committee in charge.
 BrOderick-Katilius
 The wedding of Miss Belle KatiliuS of Popular street and Floyd Broder- ick, son of MT and Mrs. John Broderick of Poplar street, will take place tomorrow morning at St. Joseph's church at o'clock.
 Mt. Carmel Meeting
 Arrangements for the annual Feast celebration in honor of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel were discussed last night at a meeting of the par- ish committee of the Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel. The event will take place on the grounds in the rear of the church from July 11th until the 18th.
 Plans were also discussed last night for the annual outing of the Holy Name Society at Bradley Or chard, Sunday August 22nd.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-23

cent Maloney, Frederick Emmons, Eugene T. Oviatt, Gus Parsons ana Thomas L. Lawlor.
 Delegates
 Delegates to the convention from the local lodge are D. J. Clancy, William F. Pollard, William E. Riether, Frank H. Bailey, Joseph F. Mulville, Dr. M. A. O'Hara, George T. Ryan and Dr. George A. Leon ard. ,Alternates are w. J. Stanton, Walter Jarivs, Harry x. Cashin, James Bowen, Walter E. Monegan, ST.. Robert F. Birt, Frank Healey and Serge A. Belanger.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-23
MOTHER AWARDED
 DECREE, CUSTODY
Mrs. Ethel Meehan Wins Divorce Action Heard
 in Winsted Court

Decree of divorce and custody of two minor children were yesterday awarded Ethel Meehan of Oakville against Francis Meehan of Water bury by Judge John Rufus Booth in Winsted superior court yester- day. The divorce was entered on the grounds of desertion.
 Testimony by the plaintiff re- vealed that she married the plain tiff April 29, 1881 at Waterbury. She said it was her opinion he would not live with her because he did not want to support her children. In addition to the divorce, Mrs. Meehan was awarded alimony of $4 weekly.
 Japanese interests will buy salt beds at Hanku, China,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-23
H. o. L. C. ACTION

The Home Owners Loan Corpora ton today instituted foreclosure pro- ceedings in the court of common pleas against Marie L. Laden and others, with title to property on the south side of Eastwood avenue in- volved. The action is based on a promissory note of 5000.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-23
Indicates Growing InSurgence

Specifically. Garner gave secret backing to Senator Jimmy Byrnes in the latter's attempt to make Roosevelt publicly condemn sit- down strikes and to cut the fed- eral relief appropriation from $1,- 500, 100000 to $1,OOO,O 100000. He has also favored Byrnes' elevation to the senate majority leadership in case Roosevelt can be persuaded to appoint Leader Joe Robinson to the Supreme Court, knowing that the White House would want Senator Barkley of Kentucky to succeed Robinson.
 Garner, however, has been will inf to go along with Roosevelt on the Supreme Court issue.
 The incident of his retreat to Uvalde is chiefly significant in its relationship to the growing diver
 gence between Roosevelt and
 cOnsedvative senators, chiefly from the south. who hope to block fur
 ther presidential reform efforts
 and to dictate the democratic nOminati tiOn in 194O.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-23
Follow the POlecat's Trail

Attorney General Homer Cum mings keeps on receiving no end of remarkable suggestions for curing the crime problem, indicating that Yankee ingenuity and inventive genius are far from dead.
 Many of the numerous proposals for thwarting bank robbers contain diagr&ms for traps. One plan is for trap door to be placed in front of each cashiers window. When the holdup man appeared with his gun, the teller would push button and the bank robber would fall into a chute, at the end of which would be a net. As the robber fell into the net string around it would tighten, closing the net and suspending him from the ceiling.
 To keep bad men from pumping
 on automobile running boards
 someone else suggests all cars be built with retractable running boards and door knobs. Whereas, if you want to catch all criminals
 Cummings is advised-yOu mere y udFC d UGH AAh8 de O VCA sdhh
 time all over the country, where
 upon everybody runs to the near
 est school house to register and be fingerprinted, and the finger
 prints are sent to Washington so
 all the crooks can be identified.
 Have every bank teller's window, every industrial payroll desk or window and every money-carrying bag equipped with high pressure type of Skunk Oil Vapor spray, that could be released silently and au- tomatically on the cloth of these thugs" writes another inspired genius" and from what hear the only way to rid oneself of this vile odor is to burn the clothes, and this can't be done in such a hurry before detection"
 Copyright, 1887. NEA Service, Inc.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-23
MOTHERS CLUB

The Mothers club of the Colum- bian Squires will meet tomorrow evening at 7:45 o'clock in the base ment of the Church of the Immacu- late Conception, it was announced this morning by Mrs. Anna Daly. All new members of the club are urged to attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-23

Henry Sawyer of Bridgeport and Herman Wersg .lg of Beacon Falls have returned to their reSepce toWn after spending week in Waterbury unaea tne ' as taken in all the veterans conventions. Harold Schneer getting his fishing tackle ready for that P to New London the weekend Alex aas,os ;s hi testing around town in a new Chevvle. Cna[les Socus is ready for his annual two week aun to the DE town
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-23
|A.O.H. PRESIDENT
 TO SPEAK SUNDAY
Judge FentOn of Boston to Visit Here COm-
 missioner Tone Invited

Judge John E. Fenton, of Wor- cester, Mass, national president of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, will be guest of honor at a concert and speakers program to be given by the auxiliary of Division 5, An- cient Order of Hibernians, in the Women's club next Sunday night at
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-23
Tall Tower Topics
v1ENNEsE-wAIrz TEMPO
BY THE MAN IN THE TOWER
Good Evening.

VIENNEsE-WALTz TEMPO Item: Duke and Duchess of Windsor Dance in Vienna Night ClubS) Strauss had a time for it, Lightly, one, two, three, The strains of the Blue Danube Marked yet tenderly Oh Vienna of old
 What music, what art! In the world of gaiety and cultu1e It took a leading part What scenes it presented, The beautiful Wiener Wald, Its castles and mountains At tip-top so bald. At gay restaurants arStocracy Danced to Wiener But, Tales of Vienna Woods Ach es war sehr gut They say Vienna has changed AS much of the old country has For Wine Women and Song They now interpolate jazz The Duke and Duchess of Windsor Are among those at night clubs, Aristocracy and commoner In the night life elbows ruo Old Viennese airs are mingled With American jazz tunes, Perhaps some old-timers are recalling Other Austrian Junes.
 FEM EM.
Evening star., 1937-06-11

] 10 MASS AVE N.W.-A distinctive
home for young people in an unsurpassed
location: reasonable
2024 N ST. NV W-Two single rooms, next
bath suitable gentlemen: quiet private
home, a m i.
Evening star., 1937-06-11

THE MAURY, 1O1 10th ST. NV.
100 IDEAL sleeping rooms, each with run
ming water; inner coil-spring mattresses
convenient to bath and showers: hotel Serv-
ice. Single rooms So per week. double
nd a
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
Continued !

DUPONT CLUB. 1926 10th ST. NV
Single. double and basement rooms; ia
BILE board. Southern cooking North gO4g,
WESLEY HALL, l7O3 K ST..
NV. We have a few very de-
sirable rooms, singles, doubles
and suites, some with private
bath, available in our an
nexes; good hotel service and
home atmosphere combined;
excellent location and good
appointments. Dist. 100.
Evening star., 1937-06-11

SEWING MACHINE. Singer, treadle. per-
feet, SO; Domestic, So. Open eve. 3Ol
l4th NV Columbia :324I
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.

ONE GROOM DUPLEX APT; ALSO l.
room kit and bath, Summer rates Alex
andrla 1866. 3OSI2 S. Fairfax ST.. Alex
andria Va
NEAR SENATE OFFICE BLDG. ll3 c ST.
ne rooms, kltchenettc bath. $40 un-
furnished or S45 furnished
LOVELY COOL EFFICIENCY APART
ment: tile shower. cleo refrigeration, new
detached brick home; beautiful view;
50 % week Yl-O-M