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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ARLINGTON VA. 1914 COLUMBIA PIKE
4 rms. kit. bath, shower porch; heated;
pvt ent.: l0c bus. Chestnut 1892.
JUST OFF MASS AVE. ON WALHONDING
rd.-5 rms. bath. screened porch. pvt. en-
trance: S55 adults. Wisconsin 1927.
BETHESDA. Md ROOMS. DINETTE,
kit. bath: heat, gas. cleo, refg.. garaGe.
yard incl; $50. Wis. 1928.
ARLINGTON, 29O1 NORTH FAIRFAX DR.
Desirable Broom furnished apt. block
from bus. oxford 1O69-W.
S32 boil HEAT. r. AND B.; M
terror redecorated. Phone Greenwood 40S5.
5O21 r. I. ave. Hyattsville, Md.
ATTRACTIVE OUTSIDE APIS. LARGE
living room and bedroom, tile bath. built
in tub with shower. dinette and kitchen:
with elec. refre.. large SET. porch: heat and
hot water furnished: S49.50.
BRODIE & COLBERT. INC.
Natl. Ss75. 1907 Eye st. NV.
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OWNER LEAVING CITY,

RMS. 2 BATHS-S3,s5O.
This nearly new house has a fireplace
hot-water heat, city water and cleo: lot.
7Oxl9O. About miles from D C. and Z
mile west or Mass. ave. extended. $50
gown and monthly payments. Call MIS-
BURGESS Wis. 1888.
L. P, SHOEMAKER,
1919 K St. NV, Natl 116f.
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WALBRIDGE HOUSE.

LEADER IN STANDARDS OF SERVICE:
FOOD AND FURNISHINGS. NOWHERE
CONSISTENT COMFORT SECURITY AND
PLENTY OF ADDRESS; WE INVITE IN
IN ALL ROOMS. TRAY, LAUNDRY AND
BELLBOY SERVICE COUNTRY CLUB
SINGLES AND DOUBLES RATES, $4,000
TO SIS 90 PER MONTH
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S6o50

9th AND DELAFIELD PL.
Oil burner and insulated. four bedroom
and bath. extra room in cellar open Are
place with electric log; close to ali school
stores and theater. Fog
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
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APARTMENTS UkFURklsHED.
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NEAR WALTER REED. 7l9 FERN PI.. NV
Two rooms, kit, bath; elec. refg.. gas
heat. elec. furn.: newly decorated. Adults.
Mr.. WALTER REED, 1884 GEORGIA AVE.
Apt. 1-3 rooms. kitchen. dining alcove.
fSni iias 81
ave. District 7271 or Woodley O929.
1919 10th ST N.w.- RMS, KIT. BATH
incl heated sunroom; newly redecorated;
$50. Potomac 2614.
?;,o 1903 Sx1 GEORGIA s.5. AvEms RMS K!TcHEN:
adults: Reduced. Georeia 9077.
S2e.50-2 ROOMS. DINETTE, KITCHEN
ette and bath, sleeping porch: strictly
private. You will like this. Apply 124l
1928 @ oHoLBRook ST. N.EMBEAuTIFyL
gas and refg. Only $45 mo.
5l4 B ST. N.E;-LARGE FRONT. ROOM.
kitchenette; bath; newly decorated: h.. l..
atses .nelSaed G q9os a's at softh sh'fsss5 $685.
Sls EMERSON ST. N.W.-3 LARGE RMS.
klI:. oath; elec gas. Frigidaire included.
sth AND CONCORD AVE NV LOVELY
phone furnished: $40: oeorsiss i4so. &C.
1903 KENNEDY ST. NV ROOMS.
kitchen and dinette; Frisidaire, gas cleo
tric. and heat included; S3b mo-; adults.
THE NoeR;TnHsuMsERLAND,, 2o3e n; H.
rated; 5000; lease; swltchboald: ss 'e0fsH Res.
TIAKoMA T GARDEN APTs.--HoMEIIKE.
H. 'f.Ps 'Essi dn.s tsenS snd ;0H R,
8 Elm ave. shep. 245s. N''' 0'''
1870 G ST, Me- ROOMS OR LESS
hs! ast4 water; gas electric: furnished. Lincoln
a5@6 ONTARIO RD. NV. dsth AND COL.
Beautiful se bath NTH butn anets Shower St
and tub; newly decorated: $50. conv. to
Mt Pleasant car line and 18th St: buses.
ARPEpEls aREEs Apt. on premises or call District
1909 GEORGIA AvE.-,3 RMS, KIT.
tI phe1e h1Ds sss ssss e dentss asF 0m
Hed5.I.3t lsl5 18th ST: NV, DoWNToWN. NEAR
bedrms b;fb S. recep. hall, living rm:. kit. bath
Seeatu1 Sse Arygsz ysza res mgr on premises or call
THE HYfHF Ill., S.9h 9bs NAsS ssss5 4Ya .Sd
See janitor.
2 RMS, KIT. BATH; PRIVILEGE PHONE:
Psinceton Psh Sss nl eles obn SsIa els
10th AND QUE SITS. sE.-NEW. MODERN.
STEELE 4 BRANNER: District 7742.
1000 BRANDYW1NE ST. N.W.-3 LARGE
Incl private entrance: Block xvi Wis. sSs ave. neat
5406 CONN. AVE- RMS, K. B. S55 90
w rRAsk & RuspERr rm noaI iath ah St. sSo N%
2142 PENNA. AVE NW-3 RMS. KITcH-
en-, BATH Frigidaire: hardwood floors; large
closets; recently redecorated.
so1 so1 n sas Ct pS1y: pNW2NESooM ss oees AND BATH
refs. mel Reas, SIS B Ss St. eiss.' s'V n:Ha 81!
II ST; NE. Mr.. CAPITOL AND
condit'on Ssnt siMpsH fsT SsSw co slmsE INc aDts
1924 Vt. Ave. NV. Metropolitan 300
1647 LAMONT ST. NV,
ssS sS Nj M.cSl5i SEMFGN Sd! Si{i 95a
.X, .Xoy go MUST SEE TO! to APPRECIATE:
Helshts esli Metropolitan sO1 $780, sas7. o0n'fe'S
iaser.os ia,a ss5s:nsa saoso RSoFeh gas heat and re-
stesss sas ss's sss nv
The fS Rud!:g: !'f!s01 'fsss st. n.v-s rms.
Ave. no. v!c:M; y; siapsoN CO.: .-oo
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COPLEY COURTS.

1914 18th st. n.w.-Air-ventilated elevator
building. Two rooms. connecting bath large
kitchen, foyer. living room electricity. re-
frigeration. switchboard. gas included in
rent. S67 .60-$60.50. One large room. re-
ception hall. kitchen, bath. $3.50. Resi-
dent manager
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANT YOUNG LADY TO SHARE APT.
with another. vicinity Cleveland Park. Call
Woodley 1898. Ant. 1O1.
ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH FUR
nished prefer NV. or ne, for family OF
3. Box 292-G. Star.
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Outstanding Values
Brand-New

Outstanding Values
Brand-New
ii Semi.Detached Home
4slo S..1 A,a.1;a; 18Th .,s ..s ST1s,ooo" S:si "a
n Colonial home - rec. hall. living
II room. dining room. bedrooms, 2
N and toilet in basement; built-in ga
Ill rage: Garwood oil burner and air
conditioning elec. refrigeration.
Two-Family Home
II s14 X St. NE.-S45.OO
III Five rooms . kitchens and bath:
II hot water heat. electricity
II 1e46 G St. N.E.-S50.
\ Living room. dining room. bed;
rooms. kitchen. bath. screened
porches, garage.
Semi.Detached
H 4l1O Chesapeake St.-S51.5O.
\ Drive out Wis. Ave. to River Rd..
Il west on River Rd. to Chesapeake.
III Reception hall. living room, dining
Il room. 3 bedrooms. kitchen. bath. 3
porches: garage; rear yard.
Excellent Location
II 435 Decstur st. N.W.-S65.OO
rooms kitcSen GSm and h Bath: i0eH eiec s.fris
II Grafton; rear yard: ? screened porches
H laundry tubs and toilet in base
II ment; garage.
Il ALI Decatur st. N.W.-S70.OO
II Rec. han living room, dining
room. bedrooms. kitchen and batn,
III inclosed porches; garage; laundry
II tubs and toilet in basement; rear
II transportation.
Il Near 14th and Park Rd.
Il 1415 Parkweod Pi. N.W.-s67.5O
H Living room dining room, 3 bed
Il rooms, screened porch and lnciosed
II porch. kitchen and bath. built-in
II garage; elec. refrigeration.
II 1923 Parkwood PI. NW.-Larse Home
1 Living, room. dining room. bed
rooms pains kitcnen; nsasaa two,car s- rsa. gs.
laundry tubs and extra lavatory In
Il basement. $500.
In Petworth
II Two-Family Home
/ Ala FarraEut St. NV.
II Colonial home; rec; hall. living
II room. dining room. bedroom. kitchen
plete @ BATH bath in basement; Ahs living M room. conn.,
II dining room. bedroom. small inclosed
II porch, kitchen and bath. second floor;
II oil burner and garage: large rear yard
n |4O3 Deiaheld Pl. N.W.-$55.OO
II Living room, dining room. bed.
II rooms kitchen and bath, 2 screened
II porches; large rear yard
/ Large Home
II 1920 Illinois Ave. N.W.-Ss9.5O
Semi-detached; rec. hall. living
II room. dining room. 4 bedrooms,
H kitchen and bath. pantry. screened
II rear porch. large rear yard. gear ga
rage. oil burner. elec. refrieeration.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

51a1 CONN. AvE-RENoVATED; 8 RMS,
term wis 5573-J or Emerson 1874.
NEW HOME. EXCLUSIVE COUNTRY CLUB
Attic also furnished. 1920 minutes down
town. Phone Chestnut 4472.
GEoRGEToWN-,MNAyGlN1FIcENT VI1W OF
rooms. small sitting room: exceptionally
large drawing room. dining room, 2h
PATHS months h'hsn Can MEsan faFcf5 45s for
OLD GEORGETOWN HOUSE 3 BED
living room. fireplace. grand piano. radio;
Mebissn m rent ia4Y aEessona6le short or long lease
SIX BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED ROOMS:
in Chevy Chase: fireplace and garage. au-
tomato heat: S95 mo. woodley 6s93.
GoMPhGTELY esossaa1 PURN v sEM sSsr. HOUSE
Cali aeorsia s 5sis % or Columbia S eoes. si nv"
Z RMS, VERY NICELY FURN.;. IN CON
ven, section Chevy Chase; beautiful garden
Phone f S %oodey VIZ Ia51 fass bet NJ and eTe pm
MASS. AVE. HEIGHTS BEDROOMS. 2
baths. servants room and bath; detached; !;
handsomely furn.; for congressional session.
Phone National -O173 or Woodley 1857.
sztS s@ztS @ s TaS S9Attsset5ssiz @ To- sSr.' ;,-stoss S
sSs month aSe0 i51 % Rhode island ai ave- e nea.
Attractively fur. rms. furnace heat;
new condition.: $3.50 per month.
8 WEST LELAND ST. CHI. CHI. MD.
just OF Conn. ave. at Columbia Country
1899 or less. Auto. oil heat. hot water
refe.. landscaped grounds 2-car gar; SI00
per mo. E. QUINCY SMITH. INC. 900
18th st. NV. District 9O57
LOWER ! 9th ST.-NICELY FURN, BED
rms. baths, large, attractive liv. r. ORR
entail rugs, piano. gas heat. Decatur 450S.
SatE! CHEVY CHASE MDMNEW RMs
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$500 18th ST NV
delightful club residence for men and
women in the former Persian Embassy;
charming social atmosphere; ballroom and
lounges for guests use: large, sunny rooms;
one desirable single; personal hotel service;
excellent meals; reasonable rates IL
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ONE OF THE BEST IN TOWN.
1S Randolph pl. n.w.-3 rooms, kitchen,
bath. screened porch; gas heat and re-
frigeration; $4,000.
kitchen and bath; S3o.5o. Both have gas
heat and refrigeration.
The Dudley. 1925 r st. n.w.-2 rms.
kit. bath. refs; $45
1O24 Vermont Ave Met. $500.
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EACH MORN A VIEW OF
LOVELY ROCK CREEK PARK.
Think Of being able to buy brand-new
detached brick home in a new. exclusive
section OF Chevy Chase with only
$3.50 DOWN.
rooms. . baths Zone bath on 1st ~.
large screened porch attic. air conditioned
garage. Priced unusually low, Investisate
now. Call Lincoln 7742-J
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Near everything. Large living room, din
ing room and kitchen: 3 bedrooms auto
matte gas heat recreation room, front
porch and 2 rear screened porches. Rent
S62. so. Information. Georgia 1905. D. R.
ISEN. Open Saturday and Sunday
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324 FARRAGUT ST NV
CORNER BUNGALOW-N.W.

O01eNC1t oON1ALOW-N.W w.
Exceptional value in tapestry brick bun
galow near Sheridan Theater. Spacious
rooms. many extra features, large attic.
pullt-ln garage. grounds nicely Handicapped
Original cost S9.25O; price $500 for
immediate sale. $3.50 cash, S54 monthly
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
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HOUSES UNFuRhIsHEp.

BUNGALOWS. ND. AND VA 70
oofns ss poom.s sS sa9 R9.l S rms s. ce s5 s.
acres; rms; b.. Vienna; Va. FuIToN FuITso6N!
eyes,. Clev. 5O91.
OPEN AND LIqATED TO 9 Pm 1920
2Sth St. near Military I'd. and Rock Greek
Park; Chevy Chase. +, 0 lge: rms. bas;
parlor: also rms. ba.; nearby.
l4a2 FaIRMoNT sT, N;W;.1o 3; RMS; 8
er Gro Apply 1912 N. Y, ave. NV. Natl.
WESLEY HEIGHTs-ATTR. CORNER. z
refs. 316o 44th st. NV. Woodley s9o4.
II ROOMS BATHS. 2 SLEEPING
NV. OWNER. Dupont es1o. T 81. ~
SILVER SPRING-5-ROOM BUNGALOW.
sAiNs REAhITY I1s CO.. Sis ca. ave. sSRssDU:: SsU:
5122 FULTON ST. N.W-sEMI-DET..
consisting Of rms; bath: buiit-in earase:
transp.; s16 per no. FDMLTY MORT
GAGE NvE9TAENT Co, 1105 st. NV.
National 2431.
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HYATTSVILLE HILLS.
2-FAMILY HOME.

S1.250-MO. PAYMENT S41 25.
Petworth. just on N. H ave. near Far
ragut st. 2-story brick. rms. e Kitchens.
bath, RECREATION rm.. cleo refss gas
furnace. End floor has rented for more
than monthly payments. Investigate this
splendid home Immediately. IT MUST
BE SOLD. Evenings phone Georgia 1857
to inspect.
L. T. GRAVATTE.
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TUDOR CLUB.

1775 N ST. NV, AT CONN AVE.
Beautiful rooms; private, connecting or
without bath: single. double or triple.
One beautiful, large room with running
water for young men. Telephone in
every room. Choice food. Courteous.
well-trained servants. Free parking
Walking distance S35 to S6h
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HOUSES UkFuRklsHED.
(CanHtruAA

26ls EVARTs 81. NE.-6
rooms. rooms Icdern. large yard; $40 per
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SACRIFICE

S-story brick home. garage. near Aex-
andria.. OF Mt Vernon blvd viii sell
cheap for quick sale. Alexandria 3531-M.
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THE HENDERSON.
CLUB MERIDIAN

2460 18th st. n.w-A residential hotel
with mansion atmosphere; all modern
conveniences and service; reas. rates:
permanent ard transients A.
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CHEVY CHASE, d. CA large corner
nome Of IL rooms three baths ideally
situated west of Conn ave. in the finest
section OF Chevy Chase. Close to grade
and high schools. TWO BEDROOMS AND
BATH ON FIRST FLOOR Part could be
rented II desired. Really an outstanding
,-o, SHANNON g. LUcHs CO..
lOO0 II ST. NV National OAK
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1928 ONTARIO RD. NV. Qsth AND COL.
rd)-2 bedrms.. living rm., dinette. kit,
beautiful tile bath with built-in shower
and tub; newly decorated; $50: Conv to
Apply Apt. on premises or call District
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-17

There is a check in the office of the registrars of voters for Attor- ney Emil Hummei. It arrived there by special messenger from James P. Purcell, holdover accountant in the controllers office, yesterday afternoon following arrival of The Democrats second edition at city hall.
 Seems Mir. Purcell had decided yesterday morning that he wasn't going to issue a check to MT. Hunimel for the veteran Republi- can lawyers services as general moderator last election day Seems MT. Purcell held that Sect. 27 of the charter, which cites that g city ernploye may not receive more than fixed salary for services to the city, governed his action.
 But MT. Humrnel had not asked for the check, just resented Mr. Purcell's action in having an erl1- ploye telephone the city court probation officer at his North Main street office message that he would not be paid.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-17
REMOTE CONTROL
 ASSISTS HOSTS
Portable Director Now Possible Without Wires;
 Accessories Amazing

To the hostess in the home, who loves to have her parties move smoothly and serenely in a fine spirit of gracious hospitality, the fine remote control systems for radio receivers are outstanding features of the new 1889 lines.
 No longer need there be any jumping up and down from com- fortable chairs, no criss-crossing a room in front of guests engaged in conversation, to change pro- grams, modify or amplify volume, or to adjust tone.
 All this can be accomplished by the hostess now without ever going near the radio itself, if the receiver is equipped with remote control device, which can be placed at the point most convenient for the host ess and which can be operated
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-17

Various Societies Voice Sympathy For
 Germany's Victims
Elks, Knights of Columbus on Record of Protest; Grand Exalted Ruler DeplOres Brutality--Minis-
 ters, Others Adopt Resolutions

several local organizations are planning sdemunetfation or syn1pa- thetic meetings to condemn the per- secution of Jews and Catholics by the Hitler regime In Germany. Dr. Edward !. Mccormick, grand ex- alted ruler of the Elks, issued a statement today at New York cAll- ing on focal lodges all over the country to take action against the anti-JeWish and atlti-C Catholic cam paigns being carried on in the Reich.
 Broadcast
 Sheridan Council, Knights of Columbus, Tuesday night adopted a resolution deploring religious perse- cutioa in Germany. Thousands of Watethurians last night heard a oast-to-coast radio program in which leading Catholics spoke against the intolerance and bigotry prevalent in the German persecu- tion. Among the speakers were Alfred E. Smith and several Catho- lie bishops.
 In other cities of the state, mass meetings are being planned to se- cure united support for 8 plan calling for an organized protest to the German government.
 Echoes of the indignation being voiced about the country are being heard in Waterbury. Several local ministers have delivered sermons at- tacking the German prosecutions as a campaign of barbarism and ter TOT.
 Resolutions
 A resolution of protest against the German persecution of Catho- lies and Jews is expected to be adopted when representatives of Elks lodges about the state gather in New Haven Sunday afternoon for a state meeting. A large dele gation will attend the meeting.
 Meantime other local orgariza- tions plan to adopt resolutions of condemnation.
 No words are strong enough to fittingly condemn prosecutions of Jews and Catholics in Germany, Dr. Edward J. Mccormick, Grand Ex- alter ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, said today. He publicly called on more than half i1illion Elks throughout the na- tion to pledge themselves anew to spirit of tolerance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-17
Incalculabre Harm

In his decision, Judge McEvoy said in part:
 "These publications plainly, and in my judgment Intentionally, cater to prurient taste, winch 1t is the thinnly disguised object of the authors to incite, and associat- ed as they are, in the publica- tions where they appear, with other writings of similar nature, they are capable of doing incal- culable harm; all the more so be- cause they are intended to cir- culate among and attract the young, to whom some of these publications are particularly ad- dressed,
 Tt would seem to me to be clear that these publications are of the obscene, lewd, and lascivi- ous character which it was the object of our legislature by the legislation in question to sup press. The test is the tendency to deprave and corrupt the minds of those who are open to such influence, into whose hands these publications or some of them, may come.
 An examination of the 21 eX- hibits now in evidence shows that they clearly come within the pur- view of the provisions of Section 6244. They not cIlly contain ob- scene, indecent or impure langu- age and pictures, prints, drawings and figures of like character but, a careful examination of these exhibits fails to disclose any language which is not of like classification. In all of these ex- hibits there is no language which in any way tends to enlighten or or to elevate, but, on the con- trary, most of the language in the exhibits is of the most degrading character.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-17
Judge McEDoy Scores Dealer
 Ln Obscene, Vulgar Magazines

Magazines which contain ob- scene reading matter and pictures were branded as. q menace to morals of society and the welfare of mankind in decision handed down at Bridgeport yesterday by Superior Court Judge Frank P. McEvoy of Waterbury.
 Judge McEvoy entered finding of guilty against Martin Rott- mann, 40. a Bridgeport ..lagasine distributor, charged with selling and distributing obscene literature. He imposed fine of S250 and costs and suspended jail sen- tence of 60 days, and also placed Rottman on probation for Q year. The accused will appeal to the state supreme court of errors.
 Accused Warned
 The court warned Rottrnan that he will be re-arrested and ar- raigned again in court if he att tempts in the future to violate the anti-obscenity statute.
 States Attorney Loren Willis of Fairfield county has been waging
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-17
FRENCH RECIDENIS
 MEETING TONIGHT

One of the largest and most rep- resentative gatherings of French residents of Waterbury in many years will be present tonight in Franco-American Club hall to hear final reports on plans to buy up the first mortgage held on the French's community and social center-the Franco American home. Arthur Noel president will press0e and the report of the ways and means committee will be read by Chairman Edmund Thibault. All members are urged to attend and all residents of French descent will be welcomed by the committee.
 Following a club meeting last evening a social and card party was held. The winners included Louis LeClair, Wilfred Bernier, Anastase Beaudry. Romeo Doumouchel Mrs Edmund Thibault and Mrs. Oliver LaBelle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-17

Judge a campaign to rid the county of objectionable and risque books, magazines and papers.
 The publications in question, as- serted Judge McEvoy, are design ed to attract the young and can do incalculable harm. The anti- obscenity statute, he said, was aimed against just such publica- tior1s.
 The defendant, during the trial, had admitted possession of the magazine, but had contended that their contents were not immoral and did not constitute a violation of the law.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-17
Indignation Reflected In Actions Here

casually and unobtrusively with the touch of finger.
 Remote controls as a matter of fact, can be placed in a room en- tirely separate from that in which the radio itself is placed.
 One of the sensational new re- mote controls actually requires nU wired connections to the radio fl controls, and may be carried about from room to room.
 For example, 1t may be placed in the dining room during lunch, within easy reach of the hostess while the radio itself is in its usua place in the living room. And from the dining room the radio can be turned by means of this control.
 Remote control also caters to tht woman who wishes to rest on a chaise lounge, or to breakfast i1l bed, or to sit quietly and sew without interruption, the while she has control of radio reception within fingertip reach.
 Some require only one swing ot a telephone like dial, other merely require depressing a single key or device that looks like a minia- ture piano keyboard, still others have actual push buttons.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-17


 "The prosecutions in Germany reach peak of brutality never before attained in modern times,' pr. Mccormick said. They are particularly repulsive bo Americans. Not only does every American ab. l1or racial and religious intolerance, but every time he a escfod oiil but every time he reads of corldi- tiuns in Germany today he should pledge himself against permitting the spread In this country of alien doctrines and philcsophies. The country can count on the support of the Order Of Elks to vigorously combat intolerance, in line with its declared purpose of practicing the four cardinal virtues of charity. justice, brotherly love and fidelity"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-17
MARRIAGE INTENTIONS

Edward J. Walsh, 2A6 Hillside avenue, and Catherine M. Walsh, l52 East Liberty street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-17
Pennies From, Jimmie!
Controllers Accountant Consults Law Book, Changes Mind, Forwards Check to Election
 Moderator-Emil Hummel.

Following publication in The Democrat of this forward pass by MT. Purcell, or lateral pass, for the strength of the metaphor, the holdover accountant went into a huddle with law and the charter. He found that the charter section has no application in the matter of MT. Hllmmel's services as mod orator by appointment of the Republican organization leaders.
 And the check is at the regis trars awaiting MT. Hummel's con- venience. The expert in the con- troller's office" as MT. Purcell was described by the Republican lead CT, made another lateral pass to get the check from the first to the third floor at city hall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-17

JOSEPH LEZOZTTE
 Rehesrsals have started for the fourth annual concert and dance of the Masterslngers Male Chorus. The event will be held Friday evening, December 9th, in Temple hall. As in former years the chorus and solOists will appear under the personal direction of Joseph Les- Otte.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-17

Now you can own beautiful sturdy steel bridge chairs that fold into minimum space. Strong :. /. attractive and at the surprising price of $l ,OO each.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-17

Table has removable uphcl. sseted scp of ashable fabric --sturdy leg locking device Non . lnafEing feet d sB chain snd able.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-17

Among the 20O76 persons holding pilots certificates as of July l, 1888 were 1,149 airline, 6.556 commercial 981 limited commercial, 9.352 pri- vate, 478 amateur, and 1860 solt flyers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-17

When a man collapsed and died at his daughters wedding in a vil- lage near Copenhagen, Denmark, the wedding was postponed until immediately after the funeral.