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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR sAlE

&
l5Ss n: TAYLOR ST. wAvERLY HILLS.
admired this 5-room bungalow. now it is
Teady Ieady for inspection SO don't miss the in
covering oaks. Price is right.
FALLS CHURCH. vA--AN OUTSTANDING
shsde trees ana oNe4 sat tss
new theater. House has three large bed
ICONS room oil heat, and in excellent condition.
Phnne P%sse'ns clsrendon nc mssf your requirements
4 A. WHITE COLONIAL BRICK WITH EVERY
baths breakfast room with built-in cushion
blinos; oil heat: % wonderful trees on lot
stnnlns nnr,n back zoo feet call at 4sl4 18TH
taking serious business.
TRANSFERRED-MY YEAR-OLD. 6-RM.
orlck must be sold. 1t has every improve
er-strpped Stove and refriserstofr Safont Tes
frontage. 20l5 N. 18th st. one block west
from Washington blvd, Waycroft. Airing
$4,000 cAsH-SlOOOO OVER A PERIOD
OF years buys real .showplace, on high
elevstior. overlooking Potomac Well pro-
sc..a,ay, tsetea BY surrounding m acreage, Not only
ing nome in an unSpoiled section of Vir-
ssinis For appointment address BOX a.-R.
OWNER oFFERs $500 HOME FOR
IS, 15O-S3OO, cash S45 mo s rms, bath.
1S5i seod eepx sszs located in Mt. Rainier. Green
Pleasant stD-About acre lot. rooms rooms
ana bath; screened porehes; gas. electricity
ffaraee; faIn n haif w. block to bus one fare down
xsHBy. Adams 4sstsss 4sss-J. ID" owner j. n
BRICK RMS. BATH. . STORAGE RMS.
9l.tI 9o1iit-in gar oil heat. improved ground
oil pIs heat s4es 81 M43hTa
porch snd
tion Piss3 Below cost 'os 70 nsDse- asDso-
ARL1NoT2S LII, 5y3sS Va, Va q 1918 ssth ST. NORTH.
sst1sl ,snn cost Of construction. Clarendon
GOOD COUNTRY HOME OF IL ACRES:
fertile soil: miles north Of silver Spring
on Ga STATE ,s. Eosd; ?-room house; will subdi-
hopse; boy g w $1,000: entire parcel. $1,000. Col.
SILVER SILVER SPRING. To. ND: 1903 RADNoR Rp..
to saeric. Gsn. nd rs 6ut # eompellea
rooms. tiled bath. recrestion room with
nreplace; built sarase: lot 75xl43: built
dsy sne ss Silver se1ns s4dsy i.e and sh sSn
right on Colesville I'd. to Franklin aTe.
right on Franklin ave. to Radnor rd. T&ht
to property.
10 ACRES WITH SMALL. BUNGALOW.
beck to Redland Will sell all or in parts.
reasonable. r. Z. FRALEY, owner. Call
Gaithersburs tMdD 32.F-3
bath. sleeping porch. lsSke lot. sOx1OO.
fenced: nice lawn, trees and shrubs; 1
SiHis uis.n a10% sarss. SSs a.ds
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JOHNSON.
y39 New Lork Ave. NV.
Republic O1O5. North oo45
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT,


HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
: RMS. BATH. GLASSED PORCH REC
reation rm., large yard. garage; ali in new
condition. SCI 1ngraham ST. NV
ATTRAC; OLD HOME. SANDY SPRING
conv.. beautiful lawn; open every Saturday
ana Sunday afternoon. MISS WHITE,
Ashton. Md
NEW GROOM BRICK HOME: HARDWOOD
in hoors. eiec KITCHEN, built-in garage: well
located TO car line; S65 per mo Conduit
re- TO Brookmont or Cabin John car stop
-. ROYAL H. CARLOCK PHI, Wis. 34Sa j
or Dist. 1872.
S-ROOM FRAME HOUSE BEAUTIFULLY
located in wooded section: Is minutes
from downtown: would make ideal home
repaired; very reasonable. Walnut 1859.
TAKOMA PARK
NEWLY DECORATED ELECTRIC HOME
rooms, oil burner double garage: lot
a.2X2O0; wide paved street: near schools
r.,bas - bareain at 5000 Or will lease S75
ave Shep 4461-J.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

- - SoO q OsN OsSeos
SEE 1923 41st ST. NV.
1903 quincy st. NV. Open.
wide 4Sedloom ns hom. poashe. o
hhsst; hssI saFase' Priced very low. District
THREE BLOCKS FROM THE
NATIONAL CATHEDRAL.
rh,. unusual lPRSs1isfx; soms i ss,n. offered at
sD:s,1es Hp:iiss Ss:1ss l:ss. rooms; ss:;
nS;', 1l0ST: =, recreation foen u bsssmeSt with
0ie ,ne :: Such the di!eos
HS ia; Ths ssasnis sS IT. ssD's .HS es:S
Wiz assi for fn fnrtheT iaas'aeans detas value Call
Mr.. 18th & Columbia Rd. NV.
Detached brick home: 10 rms, 2 baths.
ausem; I'll tic n. ,h,wh large ys6d; brick ga
assessment real oDportunty tnt 'ein IN 'nan this
BRODIE BIZ 81 ' & COLBERT, INC,
1907 Eye st. NV National 1878.
PETWORTH.
A beautiful row house. on one of Pet
ywortth's ynrttf,I finest streets; arranged for two
| S-AS~A AAeate ~ Pf'oDVs Aooh
4017 5th ST. NV.
=, Here Is an ideal loca tion and home for
| the family wishing a dual home. Open
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY. CO.,
National 81? s:s1 Ne" York Ave. National syi s7o7
coLoRED-NoW VACANT. IMMEDIATE
| possession. rooms Colonial porch hard
WOOD foors; Just redecorated throuehout;
leaving city: must sell. Decatur 1115.
COLORED-6-RM.. BRICK BATH. PAN
TO- seq property. address c. A. LAWRENCE
3:'a 9TH ST. Sc.
c,oLoRED-lo ROOMS, BATH: H.-wH,
eles; elGs;a Que ST.. near l4th: s85Oo. North
GoLoEE2-sTEvENs 60 RED ST. Sc. Mr.. BOIL
afse fGfsss DflSs Ss Sc terms
mont ave: NV. Cali Met. 0l3s Monday.
rooms. ami: new: only SIS. $50. S16G Cash
easy Ms;, monthly mont payments. To inspect call
CoLoREDnNEAR LIST AMI. FLA. AVE
Decatur 80.
coLoREDn,laoo COLO - IRVING ST: NE...s1x
10000 for INSPECTION.
coLoRED-BRooKLAND-sIx ROOMS,
auto. heat will sacrifice. Inspection any
time. Dec. 1ll5.
h;-W;h. cleo. garage S4,95O terms Pot.
063n.
COLORED-6 ROOMS BATH. ELEC.
| h.-W.h.. sun paroT. condition excellent
| 4"04.
| CCLORED-6 ROOMS. BATH H-WH,
foll burner. cleo. garage space: $500.
| COI OpED - 1co,,,e =, -, - . -
! excellent condition; reasonable price and
| down payment; terms. North S53S
COLORED-BROOKLAN - BEAUTIFUL
| bunsa!ow. ami. hardwood floors: 5 rooms
ana attic, porches. garage. reduced price;
| easy terms. Pot. 2O57
| So $50. TERMS-A REAL BUY-COL-
| ored-I20 Park rd. NV: det brick Il
nation. Geo. l.c,
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HOUSES FOR SALT.

coIoRED..coR. OF Y 81. AND TLAoLER
q onnd;w..6 Z, b.; oil heat. cleo. sar..
.ssSSS' iSSS IL s. n:"'@s r. b.. h.--h. .'.s..
-ouY TIMER. 1923 U st. NV.
NORTHWEST. eSR ffHRfRfER
,. Brick. seven rooms. bath: hot-water
closed and owner must ,sacrince. ideal
Ard can pc used for Ice or Coal coal business M HssI
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
Lin. $3.50 500l z. Cap. st. Lin $3.50.
COLORED-HOMES.
623 COL. RD-$5, $50.
% ., ,ts7 sC7 coLUMB1A RD.
date 1s Dos,ssson xaaf aess ssSs6 Sys5a garage imms
. iH$ssaesss i$$s SScksos kasassfe' ST. 'SP9 NG:
sarsse; sa ,se:s real home. Make an appt. and
WAPLE g. JAMES, INC,
l1224 18th st. NV. Dist. 3s4e.
.coLoRED ELITE.
NORTHEAST.
Magnificent eieht-room house on bivh
elevation overlooking . perfectly beautifuj
psInora psInorams and located in Americas finest
srance G e1mmun1sy pane1 stiyn. Reception hall en-:
car sarage. This IS q house Tor - : fsstidi. last
GUS family who earnestly desires to live
ssfaciously amid dignif1ed SURROUNDINGS
all day for you convenience. ~ CAN, pf1one hon,
cAPiTAL' [ "A VIE view REALTY CO.,
Lin. 3540. 5OOl E. Cap St. Lin 354o
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BARGAIN, $7,650.00.

New Groom brick house. blocks from
bus line: full basement. beautifully nm
ished throushout; to appreciate this house
you must see It. Located at gath and N.
Wakefield St. Arlington. Va, or call W. 3.
MORGAN. Clarendon 646-J.
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HERE 1T IS-S5. $50

Groom 1-bath frame home on corne,
lot improved streets. New condition,
COFFMAN REALTY CO.
s403 Ga. Ave Silver Spring. Shep. 4123
638 FARRAGUT ST. NV.
row brick at much lower price than
originally cost: 1t has six rooms and
path. double rear porch front porch. Ga.
New:house condition. Price snd terms or
application. Omen Sunday, 2 to s pm
ANACOSTIA
7-room bungalow. 3 porches: modern In
every way. Convenient to Navy Yard
The Price is only $4,000
VIM. T. BALLARD,
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BRICK BUNGALOW.

Located in nearby metropolitan area. only
a block OF bus line; high-class residential
schools. churches. etc.; 5 rooms and bath
OIL heat slate roof: insulated attic over
anchor fence No brokers. Call MR..
NYCE, North 595,.
NEAR PARK VIEW SCHOOL,
Beautiful Groom Colonial Home
OIL burner garage. Perfect condition.
Covered porch. Priced to sell. Dist. 1911. .
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1923 4lst ST. NV

Owner ordered away. Beaut. det. br.
5O.n lot: 3 bed "a b.. encl. heated sip
gar; 81 tr. Open Sat. pm, and Sun
Natl. 1850. Clev s11f
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$7,650-GLOVER PARK.
2233 39th PI,. NV

FURNISHED HOME. Omen to . PM
QUALITY BUILT new 6-room Colonial
brick home; Bryant automatic heat; recr
room You are urged to inspect these
sensational VALUES
Sale by any broker or
~. y. 0lO VCN. Builder. Natl. 1.a1
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FIRST SHOWING.
BEAUTIFUL N. WOODBRIDGE.
1895 LOCKWOOD AVE. NE.
Detached brick. Z rooms (3 bedrms.), 2
baths de luxe kit. knotted pine sunroom
attached garage: oil heat, slate roof. copper
downspout: a truly spacious home on lot
50 It. wide. Reasonably priced at sensible
terms. Open at all times. To inspect:
North on 18th st. ne; (0ueen's Chapel I'd. J
ave. turn right to 46o5 Rockwood ave.
PAUL P. STONE, NORTH 7471
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AIR-COND1TIONED

Just completed rooms ~, baths
large lot; fine location in Bethesda. Sample
house. No. 40 South Brook lane. Close
70 transportation. stores. schools. etc
Rea asonahle prices and verv easy terms.
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON, INC.
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BUILDERs ATTENTION.
70 lots. beautiful wooded: level land, SC
per So it, on Seminary Hill road. Fair
fax County. Va: IS minutes from the
White House. Site approved by By the = H;
entire subdivision for $1,000. For fur
tter information. telephone MR.. r. M.
JOHNSON. Atlantic 0S3O.
FOR SMALL WAGE.EARNERs ONLY
enable you to stop paying rent Immediately
and own the home Of your own selection in
about Ave years. Near two suburban car
lines. churches. schools. stores. etc. and
only q half-hour's drive from WASHINGTON
on beautiful tranic-free highways; II you
are honest and have steady work, please
write me for appointment. Box 301-M.
Star.
INSPECT THIS BARGAIN.
Now is time to buy a nice little 2-acrs
place. .5-room bunealow. all modern. bath.
gas; IA miles out. on main highway; price.
S4.95O; terms. Owner, r. F. RILEY. Fair
fax l76
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S575O-coRNER BRICK.
ms -StorH home has q rms, bath,
h;.wh .wh and built-in sarage. lae. side YARD
facing WOODED area. Just reduced for i'm
mediate sale and can be financed with
moderate down payment. Call Mr. Miller.
sun; M, pot w 35!7rR ;,, with
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6306 FLORIDA ST
CHEVY CHASE MD.
Detached home on lot with over 10 O0n
SQUARE feet Many large trees. Sunroom.
dining room. living room, l5x"6: breakfast
room kitchen. pantry. four bedrooms two
tiled baths: maids room lavatory: built-in
s1 sa1ase; oil heat. COMPLETELY RENO
The AMERICAN co.
S0T 18th ST. Nat 5000
GreAlhks ana SUNDAYS. Cleveland 1921
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OPEN
DAILY
l TO 6.
LINCOLN PARK

LINCOLN PARK
Arranged in three apartments and
completely furnished; this fne income pro-
ducer is sacrificed for quick sale to a
buyer with at least 81 500 cash Priced
at $1,000 or best offer. Your inspection
will prove our contention that this really
is genuine bargain you'll seldom see
Owner now collects $l1U per month in
addition to his own apartment Open.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
925 New York Ave NV.
National 9791. National 91o7
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DIST :.'4G 1924 1Ath St. NV
LET YOUR RENT PAY FOR YOUR HOME.
With small cash payment and your
monthly. rent will pay for an attrac semi
detached brick nome of rms. and tile
bath eltc. refe. and h.-wh: good NV.
section: near stores. schools and transp.
BRODIE & COLBERT, INC,
1H01 Eve ST N w National cox
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1927 18th ST.

TOURIST LOCATION,
FACING BLADENSBURG RID.
q rooms bath. h.-w h., oil burner. Price.
S6.95O. Call MR. GUIFFRE All. 496U.
Sunday or Met. 2S,7 weekdays F. ELIOT
MIDDLETON. n05 Investment Bldg.
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S1O.750.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c,
A REAL BARGAIN
Within 100 yds of Conn. ave close in.
and but moments walk, to all schools,
room tabout 2Sxl4) with fireplace and
French doors opening to covered porch
library or bedroom dining rm.. pantry and
sleeping porch on Ind mr.: :,rd floor ar
ranged as apt. OF 3 rms. complete kit.
Dath; entire property in splendid condi-
ton; automatic heat ideal home for large
lamily, OF a property on which one can
easily secure additional income
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$3.50.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
NO, 1926 CHURCH ST. NV.
Just north Of Mass. ave. Quiet square,
splendid environment. Only a short walk
all with or more windows: baths oak
noors throukhout all modern conveniences.
.-car garage. This is lovely home and
one that literally .sparkles from cellar to
roof The furnishings are Al. owner
leaving IMsSyywT7is eitywis must be sold:
1NSfECIION BY APPOINTMENT,
L. T. GRAVATTE.
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coLoRED-COR. OF v 81. AND TIA0LER
p; onw.-6 Z, b.; oil heat. cleo. gar.
$4,000 ' " s'es''
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2 ROOMING HOUSES.
l. Near Scott Circle: 16 rms. 4 baths,
Only $1,000 cash. balance one trust
>. Large building downtown. 65 rooms
90 baths: small cash payment or your
clear house in trade
INFORMATION in PERSON ONLY.
ANTON KOERBER
1925 X St. NV National 61S9.
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1921 NORTH UTAH ST. ARLINGTON.
va-Beautifully built cottage, 3 large
saraee porch, includ electric range and
refrlgerator; living room paneled with
large fireplace: heavily wooded site with
ideal for couple
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HOMES OR INVESTMENTS.
See these and select your home. Easy
terms. Possession any time.
!524 10th ST.. s.e.-Det $3.50
!no,i Rldge pl. SEE rms. $500
iiul Rldee pl s.e.-S rms. $3.50
i9.H > 81. Sex rms. 1.45O
LII l 81. se.-6 rms. pOrches $3.50
1919 18th st SET rms. rev 5,45U
:4l9 Minn. ave. s.e.-1 rms.
baths $3.50
100 oates ST. ne.--6 rms. porches $3.50
TN ST. n.e.-6 rms. > baths $3.50
S.if owen Dl. e.-,i rms. porches $3.50
after ~ Mr.. Gfdder Dec 0O54-M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-28
CAMBRIDGE HAS
 FRAUD IN RELIEF

Cambridge, Mass, Dec. 28-(UP) Complete reorganization of the Cambridge welfare department was promised today by Mayor John w. Lyons following his surprise disclo- sure of an alleged $300000 city relief fraud.
 Lyons said he would suspend the departments II investigators, all women, pending further investiga- ton of fraudulent relief recipients.
 He told the city council last night that a private investigation made at his request revealed payment of nearly $300,000 of city welfare funds the past year to impostors. Some gave vacant lots and untenanted buildings as addresses, he charged, while others were known to be en- played regularly or have comfort able incomes"
 With 800 of over 1900 cases already examined, 235 fraudulent names or addresses have been found, Lyons charged: The Investigation will be continued, he said, and each reel pient must reapply for aid.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-28
FIRST BOOKS OF
 BIBLE REVISED

New Haven, Conn, Dec. 28.-(UP) Revision of the Pentateuch, the first i've books of the Bible, was near completion today by the American Standard Bible committee which began series of conferences at Yale Divinity school.
 The revision, begun nearly year ago, was undertaken to bring the phraseology of the King James ver- sion abreast with the development of the English language.
 Tt is not a modern translc. .tion that we are aiming at," said Dr. William A. Irwin, University of Chi cago. we are simply bringing out a cautious and conservative revision of the King James version"
 The meetings here are for the pur- pose of surveying and criticizing the revision thus far and drafting a final form.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-28
CELLAR FIRE AT|
 $50 BALDWIN ST.|
George Casey Checks Ad- vance of Flames Until
 Bremen Arrive

The cellar and first floor of a three-story building at 548-55O Bald- win street were damaged by fire early this afternoon. An over-heat- ed hot air furnace caused the blaze.
 The fire was discovered by George V. Casey, of $50 Baldwin street, who rang in the alarm from a box at Baldwin street and Sylvan avenue. The building is owned by the Casey estate.
 MT. Casey suffered a hand lacer- atio1i when he broke open a glass door to battle the fire until fire men arrived. Damage was limited to the cellar and a vacant store.
 The alarm was answered by En- zines 2, 4, 10 and the booster, and Truck 3. Chief Thomas F. Cav- anaugh was in charge. Fire Mar shal Den Lahey and his aide, Pri- vate Gene Legge, investigated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-28
FOUR CRUISERS
 GOOD WILL TOUR

Los Angeles, Dec. 28-(UP)-Naval authorities declined comment today on reports that four cruisers would be sent on a goodwill cruise around South America in March or April.
 The reported plans coincident with start of spring maneuvers, would send the heavy cruisers San Fran cisco, Vincennes, Tuscaloosa and Quincy on a trip touching at every possible South American port.
 The new 10,O0O-ton warships com- prise the cruiser division No. ' com- manded by Rear Admiral H. E. Kim mel. It was reported they would sail down the east coast, through the Straits of Magellan, and back up the west coast.
 Such cruise, following closely the Lima conference, would mark the first time in IS years that a United States naval vessel had rounded South America.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-28
MRS. SIMPSON IS
 BELIEVED INSANE

New Haven, Conn, Dec. 28.-(UP) The breach of peace case against Mrs. Lydia P. Simpson, divorced wife of Dr. George Simpson, curator of the New York Museum of at ural History, was in recess today following testimony of an alienist she was "pSychopathic case ,
 Mrs. Simpson conducted her own defense on the charge she engaged in 8 brawl at her apartment cnd disrobed when supernumerary po- lceman attempted to arrest her.
 Dr. Francis E. Foley, the alienist, testified Mrs. Simpson was in need of care and observation.
 Once, while examining witness, Mrs. Simpson turned to an attorney in the court room and said;
 How am doing?"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-28
FARMHAND DIES
 ON VISIT HERE
Medical Examiner Probes Death of Peter BabIac.
 kas of White Road

Peter Bablackas, 46, of 30 White road, was found dead at l o'clock this morning in room at the home of Joseph Zalonas, 65 Magner alley. Death was reported to have been caused by a heart attack.
 Bablackas had been visiting at his friends home during the night and went to take nap, police said : When efforts to arouse him failed, police were called and Motor Patrol man Eugene Doherty and Patrol man Frank Butkus went to the scene. They notified the medical examiner, Dr. Edward H. Kirsch- baum.
 Bablackas was employed on a farm on Bradleyville road.
 The body was removed to the Stokes Funeral home, Riverside street.
 He is survived by his wife, Joseph inc; and four stepsonS, John, Wall ter, Joseph and Peter Shreder. The funeral will be held from the Stokes funeral home Saturday morning, time and other arrangements to be announced later. Friends may call at the funeral home after ' o'clock this evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-28
GENE TUNNEY IS
 PREDICTING WAR

Brookline, Mass, Dec. 28.-(UP).- The United States again will fight in European war and emerge vic- torious, according to Gene Tunney,
 "The barbarism which has Jeen going on in Russia, Germany and Italy is what always develops in countries where ignorance gets into control" the undefeated worlds heavyweight champion told l,2o0 at the annual father and son night of Temple Chabei Shalom last night.
 T believe that there will be a settlement of accounts. The demo- cratic countries in Europe were not prepared for settlement last sum- mer during the Czechoslovakias1 crisis. AS a result, the Muinch pact was froced upon the democracies.
 "The democratic countries are strengthening for the day of settle ment. When the day arrives, the United States will battle alongside other democracies and, as IS always the case, the ideals of democracy will triumph"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-28

Continued from Page D the United States representatives in advocating more concrete develop ment of the principles approved by the conference.
 Hull, Associates Sail
 Hull and his associates sailed on the s. s. Santa Maria after warm farewell by Peruvian officials and other delegates. Hull expressed keen pleasure at having been in Lima and said his stay had been 8 most pleasant experience.
 As the conference ended last night, and the United States dele gates prepared to sail for home it was pointed out that when the con- ference started the United States delegates wanted it first to point directly toward the totalitarian nations as possible aggressors and secondly to provide for regular, pe- riodic consultation among the for eign ministers of American nations.
 However, the United States dele gates, though admitting that the declaration of Lima" against ag- gression had not named outside na- tionS as possible aggresSors and that no means had been provided for consultation at specified intervals, asserted that the declaration ac- tually laid the foundation on which to build later an all-American soli- darity ediflce.
 Only a Star United States and other delegates expressed belief that the declara- 1 ton was only start and that it might be strengthened later, to pro- vide bulwark against either armed aggression or political penetration.
 Hull, in speech at the formal dinner with which the conference ended last night, said:
 Tn this declaration of Lima lies the future of the solidarity of American republics. It rests on the history and spirit of peoples It will be determined, under the test of grave events, by the con- stancy and ardor with which the American republics consecrate themselves to the great and crea- tive task of keeping alive that pro- gram of principles which have guided us in our deliberations and on which peace and well being must rest"
 Hull's Brief Reference In brief reference to the con- trasting conditions in the American hemisphere and the eastern hemiS- phere, Hull said:
 we know there has been great bitterness between nations. We know that agreements that appeared to offer a foundation of stability and order have disappeared in the tur- moil of events. We know that in much of the world trust in any form of agreements has completely van- ished. We know that might has stated that it would have its way and that it would recognize no equal except equal might. We know that the ordinary ends of living are being Subordinated in an attempt to create vast, terrifying military ma chimes whose first purpose could be to create ruin in the world. Such is the world we may yet have to deal with"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-28

with the possibhiUy of trapping a large section of the government army.
 Insurgent communiques said hun- dreds of Loyalist soldiers were being captured daily along with huge stores of usable equipment and munitions. In captured areas, one dispatch said "our forces were re- ceived with much cheering and 'vivas' to Spain and much enthu- Siasm."
 Barcelona reports admitted that the insurgent pressure was getting stronger. They revived the rumor of last week that the Loyalist govern ment was ready to move the capital at an ytime from Catalonia to the southern section of dismembered Loyalist Spain, probably Cartegena or Albacete.