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HOUSES FURNISHED.


l4:4 EUCLID-cHARMING HOUSE :
rooms 3 porches,. ~ baths. " fireplsces;
fsasonable fsf G c6 5efr1setaton near schools
a1IIbLGREsT aI bssf str,c,i GSln :;rd SCI. ROOMS,
B or cali Natl :s!'4 " Br. ~ ~ tomorrow. aSTt !.
I:i3S EUCLID ST. NV FINE HOME,
ailae ins5: ,se sompl nsd furn, incl. silver china;
toilet; oil brnr.; excellent guest home or
i Ioa sfoup occupancy; | SO. Central High:
m1St IisSls c9ny ar, location; REDUCED sll5 TO re-
i iSH. patty 1"Spe''' -" 10 '''"' Pot
HOME-ti RMS. BATH; 3 BEDROOMS;
comfortably turn: ami shep. :'I4G.
FINEST RESIDENTIAL SECTION. 2l35 R
many repaees nciosed hoasf ss4dea seysra
6. f. oil heat; msuia ed; Frieidaire Phone
Deca ur Az after am.
t,;,,, o. ST: NM RMS. BATH; BEAUTI-
linen; recreation cellar, oil heat: 'i inclosed .
sleep. porch lge. yard immed poSs.; i'm
macalately clean; So. Dec. 1850. Apt. .0S.
ATTRACTIVELI FURNISHED HOUSE. 8
rooms Hlyer pl.' Sleeping porch, !. baths.
upstairs kitchen garage. Phone Pot .4Gl
lS;;n V,osi. NEWTON ST. NV: MT. rLEAsANT
hcs ca MR. cRoXroN 5Rs oeo2Sia pGTfaes s 81
National 1893
5!Ssns FGoms. 81 baths: il RAYMOND St. chevy
'ildS'. Aiu.
] OR +. CoNGENIAL GIRLS TO SHARE
.-rm mod suburban home: mr. Suitland,
No; all conv.; reas. Box .3-W. Star.
4""""4 3sth ST. N w, COR. WARREN ST
rooms. :, baths. kit: cleo refg. oil
burner. lear garage: 500 month yearly
Lease. lease. JAS, A. GEDDES. agent. Tower
s;54 WHITTIER pL: Nw.-e-RM.. CONF
pleiely turn: semi-det brick modern:
sleeping porches. Georgia l341.
III G. ST. sell RMS. . BATHS;
long lease. See any time. Dist. 1921.
CHEVY CHASE. Md ROOMS. SLEEP
ing porch. large fenced garden . months.
beginning March !: S11O. Wise. 3If3.
50 WHITTIER PL. N,W:-6-RooM SEMI
oetached brick; near Walter Reed; modern,
Alter u pm. Georaia 134l.
lG"S LANG PL. NE-5 ROOMS. BATH.
Dig back yard; auto. heat; nicely furn.;
near stores. transp.: S55.
1921 DECATUR ST. NV.
lovely detached home of seven rooms,
bath ban, and nd, garage. Completely furnished.
~ na. " ROBERT W. SAVAGE.
s01 Union Trust Bldg. Natl. $500.
635 GALLATIN ST. NV.
u rooms. bath electricity, gas: h.-wh.:
garage; : lpcl9sed uI12rSng norehes; rs $500.
sos N. Cap. st. Realtor Natl 673.
MT. PLEASANT.
1856: Ingleside Terrace.
o,- , ]; oBR1EN KEY:
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- - eye oi. ~ W. met. 0SNO.
55l9 CONN. AVE. .NW-S RMS.
bath. elec. ,h.-wh.. refrigeration
500; asth st n.w:-s rms. bath. -, 80
$40 s.nd st. n.w.MS ~ rms. msA' 3 baths. '''''
eleee,, gas. h.-wh. 1900
1926 Lawrence St. n.e.--s rms. '''''
:. baths elec. gas; h.-w.h. 'oil heat, 1000
Sl:' Delaheld pl NV rms,
bah: elec. tsas heat. refrieer-
4eIs j., 9Th St. n.y. rms; bath ao oo
- gas n st: N.Y. nv ! rms. bath elec., .ooo
elec.. gas. h.-w.h.. refrigeration 5000
? Girard st. n.e-6 rms, bath,
elec. gas. h.-wh. $500
"is sas. 81 h.,ah nend rms BATH elee'' $500
341N 18th st: ne rms, bath. '''V'
ass sle' Randoph aao hph 81 nes s.5aSss 1m, $500
10. Buchanan st, n.w'Me rms, ''''0
stin; stion sles ssrsss sss h'-vh'' 1efriser $500
70 s st. n:vE6 rms. bath, elec. o.o o
1895 Bladensburs I'd. .sn.e.-e rms, 4"''
s5l6 Baker .t, Brentwood. Nd 00
14sa mo-; Morse path .t e,ec gas h.h 4Soo
elec;. gas. h.-w.h.. garage 4b.OO
81! 3rd st. n.x:IT rms. bath. 49,.
80, New York ave. n.e-o rms,
bath. elec.. gas. h.-ah. 1880
1900 Gales st. ne rms, bath,
elec:. gas. h.-w.h. 1000
1O4s Bladensburg rd. n.e-5 rms,
path. cleo. gas h.-w.h. $3.50
elee:: gas. h.-wh. $3.50
5l2 irving st. n.w.-5 rms, bath,
elec.. gas, h.-w.h. $3.50
@5b 14th st. n.e.--4 rms, bath,
oos elee,' gas: h..w.h: $3.50
9oS G st; s.w.-6 rms, bath, cleo,
I, gas h;-w:h. $3.50
toilet in yard. latrobe heat $3.50
6oS M ST. n.e.-6 rms, bath, eiec.,
gas, h.-w.h. 4-.5O
DUPLEX APARTMENTS.
54u4 1st pl. NV, No. e. rms,
Flo klt,, path IN elec. tsas heat). re-
2o30 N. Capitol Ct, End foor-5 GOV
rms. bath, elec., gas, h-wh.,
40 Todd pl. ne. 1st noor-5 rms, 10'oo
path, cleo. gas, h.-ah $500
500 North Capitol ST., No. 2-2
rms. kit. bath. elec., gas, h.-w.h. 1850
r. A. HUMPHREYS.
H0R no ~ c.
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1888 PARK RID. NV.
electricity; convenient to stores. trans
portation. etc; $50:
]. O'BRIEN KEY.
927 18th st. NV. Met. 53s5.
Mr.. GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVER-
sity, .20l2 q st. NV rms.. baths,
h.'v.h. large yard:, SOS.
s,.s r. 9z1.k z7.. k.k. So'"s k,s. o4so.
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HOUSES UkFURNlSHED.

'SSSsS SuNTONSNlStU6Hs
4is s,.sr;II UPsnus IaJ1S N;W..s NV ROOMS BATH,
Belt Union Trust Bldg. e
hsM.. 1s4o BURKE ST; s.E-MoDERN BRICK
nSHse nSie for rooms }am,i. baths; reasonable suit
rage; large recreation room. W sun : p parlor; @
s.2l s.ln tas5SusnsSs sss sSsp 5idd 2ba ssth NV 5:F
sss;5 :sss5 80. 4s46 Western ave. NV. Natl.
$40 LAMONT ST. N.W-e RMS. FRONT
eec now open for
catur O377.
7Os QUINCY ST. Nw.-6 LARGE RMS.
$55. Columbia 6177-J.
30 large desirable rooms. h.-w.h.. garage;
47s6 to inspect or apply 500 E st. ne.
CAPITOL HEIGHTS MD, 10 BALTIMORE
side 0a91-W G*
eiec, stove heat: $40. as4:. Beiair pl. ne. ne.
(nr 26th and Hamlin). Col. 9l35.
ne Da1aSss sar saEase nss aMf lawn
MOSS. Dist. 3l2l. Sun. Georgia 64sa.
NEAR CATHEDRAL-DETACH CEN
ter-hall plan; large living room. 4 bed
rooms; large lot. Cleveland 4754.
l10a 4th ST. N,E..-,6-RM BRICK HOUSE;
r. G. DUNE. 6O4 H st. ne. Atl. $500.
sEMi-DETACHED BRICK-4 BEDROOMS:
new-house condition: ami. 1907 Girard
st. ne, Columbia 1878.
pcrehes; nne neiThSorhood; near churches,
schools and stores: transportation from
eerasf eona;tsn 70 s9E7 , 4 20 ~;nutsi, s3ss|Isns
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10 5th St. NE.
Near Capitol and Supreme Court
Bldgs.; rooms and bath: newly
redecorAted. h.-w.h S6b 90
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NEAR GOVT. DEPTS.,
Pip Penna ave nw-3 rms kit,
bath. refrigerator. 500 80
. Z13I Penna. ave. NV rms, kit,
bath. $40
2139 Penna ave. NV rms. kit.
2o3s Eye NV" rms. kit. bath. S45.
.2l34 F ct. NV rms, kit, bath
S45.50. '
CHAS. L. NORRIS,
cl35 Penna Ave NV. West O4s0
1910 MINTWOOD PL. NV
Three large rooms. hall, buffers pantry,
bath. porch
ADAMS O53Q
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housEs uhRuRAlsAen

SSth. mnaern nj III sshin.ts3 HMn;' Mtc
f;; ESSx NJ: Ss.o DIx1s Ssas.; S:S siSS
LOW RENTALS.
IL q 7th 1th 4. st. ITO ne9 ana snS e
55:s .ss Ssss.n.s At .s t. :Ss :na b. ss$$
JOS. A. T. HERBERT n & & soNs, rs,
ss E:.t s.h e.p.Si 81 sw st. HfRnss neas ot4s ot4s
1922 18th ST. NV.
eps ns tSS5 .fssnsea Rens s5s 5.
EUGENE A. BARRY,
a439 14th St: NV. Col. aOs6.
2318 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
rooms, inclosed porch bath and oil heat.
$500.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
9a5 18th St. Natl. 21OO.
719 Rittenhouse st. NV.
Brick semi-detached; 3 bedrooms
path path; fireplace in !. r; new con- m
645 Hamilton st. NV.
rooms, bath; 2 ineloyed porches,
garage; h.-wh. $50 90
10 5th St. NE.
Near Capitol and Supreme Court
redeeor.ted; as ICONS h.1S s9a bath; newly s.s M
IL R st. NE.
4 bedrooms and bath h.-w.h.----$65.0 90
2l27 1st ST. NV.
rooms and bath; reception hall $1,000
VIM: H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1910 x ST. NV. DISTRICT 1918.
1858 18th ST. NV
h.-w.h-; new,house condition; $3.50.
. rooms: ia4a 9r!h spRiNc hfs hfs5: 81: s'%. seS
large rm: Iiih aaR3AFD ST H-fs' NV gar ss'
2ns 4, s:t s:s r.rs sis: :; ss,5s
For auto service call
PLANT & GORDON,
1874 Park Rd. NV, Col. Os3s.
FOR RENT.
abs Several tdy houssS all vel located avail.
invited to call at once or phone for num-
bers and other details.
GEORGE l. BORGER,
G43 Ind Ave NV Natl. O350.
46a. 18th NV RMS. 2 BATHS: OIL.
4ol Ky. ave. Sc: 8 rms, b.. ami.
400" Illinois ave. NV: semi-detached
brics = rooms bath. ami. Dult-in gar
6!5 NJ st. ne: 4 rooms. bath, ami;
newly decorated, sos
L. T. GRAVATTE,
s29 18th St. Realtor. Natl. O153.
Eve. or Sun. Mr.. Ward Geo 3191.
CoLoRED-OPEN. . ROOMS BATH.
h.-W h., cleo ard gas: ARRANGED for 3 apts ;
new-houSe condition $50 per month .3?4
G st. NV. District ::ols.
COLORED-62S ST. NE RMS. NICE
condition; large yard, front porch; S2l so.
National 4l1S
COLORED-4641 HAYES ST. NE. HALF
block 10 carlne at 4Sth ST rms. bath
NV h., gas cleo. DIXIE REALTY COM
PANY. l4le l. ST. NV.
COLORED-"3l1 CHAMPLAIN ST. NV.
> rooms. electricity; 81 80
GUARANTY REALTY INC
200 st. NV National OjS1.
COLORED-9oG 3rd ST NV,
rooms and bath $3.50
Hot-water heat, electricity.
SHANNON Il LUCHS CO.
1908 H ST. NV. National ..34j
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SlU.1JU.
Adjacent to "Barnaby Woods" Chevy
Chase. D. c. Artistic brick and stone
cottage. with red tile roof. on beanti-
1877 with huge trees. FIRST PLOOR BED
ROOM AND BATH, :. bedrooms and bath
dining room. kitchen with breakfast al
cove and pantry. This home. custom
built" in 1898. is in excellent condition
and modern in every respect. Gas heat.
THOMAS J. FISHER g. CO., INC.
13S 18th st. NV Dist. 1880.
Evenings Call Emer. 4i4a
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645 Hamilton st. NV.
B rooms. bath; 2 incloyed porches,
garage; h.-Wh &F,O 90
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--,$lll:;;55O;. u;

CLEVELAND PARK.
Situated on . high elevation between
Conn and Wis, ayes. We consider this
best values in our nies. Complete re-
conditioning included. oil burner. mod
ernised kitchen. breakfast alcovs and at.
ss nFs'o ,;;S|sa. ;tS|Ssne ne:a S.; ST.. ssSs.
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WOODBRIDGE. SO4O MONROE MI.
room detached house: nice yard: oil heat.
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THREE-YEAR-oLD BARGAIN.
49, Yn0Io.;S.

1877 Ingleside Ter NV.
q. Streets North Of Park Rd).
This attractive. large home was traded
on larger home and has been reduced for
q quick sale.
Rock Greek Park
Positively in New-House Condition.
Open Evenings from to $50,
MITCHELL QUICK,
6S65 Wisconsin Ave. Wise 2755 1Os
NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS,
$3.50
Modern in detail: unique In their com.
pact Inability; convenient to stores,
SCHOOLS and transportation; MODEST
CASH and balance like rent.
Out r. !. ave. to Park ave. Gust before
reaching Hyattsville). left one block to
Wngrest ave. left to model house 1t No.
Wingrest ave.
Open Sunday 9 to q and Daily 8 TO ESQ.
MITCHELL QUICK,
6S65 Wisconsin Ave- Wise 2s55 Ss
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IL r st. NE.
bedrooms and bath; h-wh.--$6 $6b. 90
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OPEN l TO 5.
DON'T!

Sl1 Webster ST. nw.-Semi-det.. g lge
rooms. Il baths. refg.. h.-wh. Will be put
IN new-house condition. Only SH0
LEO. NJ. BERNSTEIN e. CO. Met $500.
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Chevy Chase. Here is . really delight
iul. rambling Cape Cod house. with all
the auaint charm Of Its anteeedents and
enjoys Q flne view over the gently rolling
surrounding country. yet is close enough to
There are 3 bedrooms and baths on
the second ioor: q library with lavatory.
q beautifully decorated living room and
kitchen and . breakfast alcove on the
first floor. In addition to = sunny SOUTH
norch 't ts car attschsd GUveee Sarase 1Shen and
planting layout supervised by an expert
complete q most livable house and . very
lIN1
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Completely Reconditioned for
Immediate Occupancy.
$55-1339 PERRY PL. NV.
JUST EAST OF 14th ST; AyAM,- n;
se5-1724 35th ST. NV.
s6RP4ffoN; s6RT3Fsi si2H84H 2'eWH. AND N"Ns-
$so-7126 9th ST. NV.
IL 4sUInToEH hHpR9oMi oaARAaE: BATH HOUSE;
National Mortgage g. Inv. Corp,
National 5S33 131: N. Y. Ave.
II. 1l4l a.a MORSE RS ST, NE, ME-:
rooms bath hwh eiec Easi so mn
A. D. TORRE REALTY CO.,
30 Fla. Ave Dec. 2aO5.
OPEN l TO S.
det., beautiful g rms, open fireplace. 21a
IL nso esi sERNsTEiN RasshiS g. 0p1 Mf s $500
3542 PARK PL. NV.
Desirable brick row house. with six
rear yard: convenient to schools. Key at
$4,000.
x.a.sa sidJ. 'Aos e9ss 1s.s u.
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o0ZZ I3Cn 81. NV.
& rms. 2 baths; 2nd foor arranged as
ant. In new-house condition. Rent. S55.
Other houses for rent from S45 up.
EUGENE A. BARRY,
34.f9 18th st. NV. Col. 60S6.
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813 Delafield Place NV.
Eight rooms. bath, gas heat. hardwood
hoors. in excellent condition; $3.50
q HARRY JUSTINE.
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1925 New Hampshire Ave-,
THE WINDERMERE.
. room large foyer, kitchen and bath.
"4-hour elevator and switchboard serv-
tce Tree elec. reIrlgeration. Resident
HIGBIE; RICHARDSON & FRANKLIN.
lOlf n NV Naf
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719 Rittenhouse st. NV.
Brick. semi-detached: 3 bedrooms
bath fireplace in !. r.: new con-
dltion SR5 OO
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bus en "a and stores: ,woodsde Village Phone
OVERLOOKING ROCK CIR. PARK: OWNER
iesvlng; bargain: newly papered s rms.
md-s rm.: gar: piano. Adams 2577-J.
2O2 VAN BUREN ST. N.W.-s ROOMS
eGmPieseIy s Sssay sfs furnished; oil heat; garage
ATTRACTIVE BRICK. 8 RMS BATH: OIL
are m poochss Frsd
Ssy Sss ssss Dixie RRSrf% ST.
S1s ALLISON ST. N.W-sEMI-DETACH
b,tIt priek; n:-wh: rooms, bath porches
sirable eentiles. Shepherd 2bbO-W.
5aa,. 5a5 cEpAR "a. ST: TAKoMA PARK-1a
gar. gas heat. Columbia 4O1O-J. y
Ss1a 3 rms wooRLEY SoES 1.I,D IE,DD;-sEM1.DETAcHED
insulated: h.-w.h. Inquire 3s19ls. IL.
RMS. BATH. SEMI-DETACHED BRICK
A35. See MIR. GANZERT, T15 Tuckermar
ST. NV. Georgia 6662
l33s HARVARD ST, S75-8 ROOMS. .
paths : bedrooms: gas heat; 2-car ga
eSeeen eontoa
35l9 10th ST. NV. SG0--s ROOMS
David BARRy ARR hNtoSaEfF fsos Il ST. hest Met eoe5
GEoRG GETOWN. ::I3G DUMBARToN AVE.
. baths S15. west iS4i-J. ' '' ~e'
LEE HEIGHTS. yA.-DET.- HOUSE, 3
rase. SIS: Dixie ZEAL REAITY y eS5Nf5i coMPANY ~
National $3.50. Sunday. Cleveland 9IOO.
NEAR eel3vs PAUL .eL,5I, 5E. @ HIGH scHooLIIAT-
breakfast dao 5m incl ssrch. b.-i. saraee.
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NEW BUILDING,
sos FIRST PLACE NV.
AT New Hampshire Ave
=, Corner apt: :, rm.. kit, dlnette, bath,
elec. refriseration, S,s5u
Available immediately or March /.
1924 K ST NAT O5S2
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THE WYOMING.
Large apartment, consist
Ing of 3 bedrooms, living
room, dining room, kitchen
and pantry. Rental, $4,000.
Telephone Decatur 1900.
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57O6 l4th ST NW.-OPEN j. TO q
today. Not snowy house but q prize win
uated in one Of our best sections. it has
that most valuable attribute. good NEIGH
hors Bedroom or den on lst floor. also
good for more rooms; oil burner; Gear
garage. Price $4,000. LOUIS p. SHOE
MAKER. 1910 st. NV. Natl. l166.
COST $1O,5OO, SELL 6,a5O-SEMI- Def.
bedrms.. double gar: oil heat; splendid
renter: res. NV. Col. 1762-W.
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You are looking for a home to rent. one
that is convenient to stores schools and
churches. and still away from the noise
OF traffic. let our representative show you
premises 1850 10th st. NV rooms
in neWthouse condition
A. T. CONTELLA CO.. INC
g15 Eye St NV Met. 5SOO-5SO1
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MARIETTA PARK.
NEW DUPLEX APARTMENTS,
Two rooms. kitchen. dinette,
bath and screened porch
Within one block of stores and trans
portation.
To Inspect, See
5S1S @AE m
9th at. NV, No. &c., p7J.UU
5912 ~ACEn
9th at. NV. No. 4--- P9l.OV
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO..
e33 18th st. NV. National O352.
1912 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
3 rms. dinette. kit. bath, refrigeration.
heat hot water: exposures; S55.
Apply on Premises.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO.,
sos II st. NV.
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CAPITOL HILL CORNER 4Ol 4th ST
n;e,' e,;o nr. Stanton Park-As . apts auto
mallc a,lc neat: price only S6.5GO. easy terms
AiSo modern g rms. h.-w.h.. porches. -
gar parage. mr. 9Th and E Sts. ne: only
Ms'"n easy terms; Key at 500 E ST.
~: HH!.e::c Cail at once z. w. BAILEY. Adams
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-03
CHINA STARTS A
 FINISH FIGHT
(Continued from Page D

 his brother flaw, Dr. Kung, wauld prove more efficient fight, Chinese asserted.
 Ghiang Loses No Power
 Chiang, Though he gives up the title of what approximates that of Prime Minister, loses no power. He remains commander in chief, chief of the general staff and chairman of the new national military coun- Gil which now controls industry and agriculture with dictatorial powers. The new government ordered an immediate extension of guerrilla warfare, which has caused the Jap anese considerable trouble in the north, and appointed generals Sun Tien-Y -Ying, Chang Ying-Ou and Gen. Kau Shu-Hshun to lead vari- ous armies which will operate solely by guerilla methods.
 New Plane Campaign
 It was announced that the Chin csc had opened new airplane bombing campaign with raid on Nanking, their own national capi- tai. They bomber Japanese army concentrations, it was said, and de- stroyed two Japanese war planes at the Airdrome.
 Japanese announced that squad ron of 30 of their planes had bombed Nanchang, the Chinese base on the railroad extending southward from Nanking to Canton, centering prin- cipally on the Airdrome, The same planes bombed other airdromes on the railroad to the south as well as concentrations of Chinese troops, it was said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-03

that third of the nation which re- ceives its income from industrial employment.
 "The people of this country, by an overwhelming vote, are in favor of having the congress-this con- gress-put a floor below which in- dustrial wages shall not fall and a ceiling beyond which the hours of industrial labor shall not rise"
 Condemns Monopoly
 MT. Roosevelt condemned mon opoly, and outlined legislative pro- gram of business reform, to be de- tailed in latetr message, but as- serted that capital and reasonable earnings on capital are essential to our economy.
 Misuse of the powers of capital or selfish suspension of the employ ment of capital must be ended" the president warned, "or the capital istic system will destroy itself through its own abuses"
 He estimated that essential func- tions" of government and provision for the destitute henceforth would maintain federal expenditures at ap- proximately $7000,O0O annually.
 MT. Roosevelt proposed that this sum be raised, the budget ultimately balanced and the national debt re- duced by increasing the nations tax able income under existing rates rather than by increasing tax sched- ules. He acknowledged desirability of tax changes" for which business clamors but stipulated:
 Tax Changes Stipulated
 1. Federal revenue shall not be de- creased by revision.
 2. Tax escape abuses must not be restored.
 3. Ill changing tax laws which work definite hardship, especially on the small business men" specula- tive income shall not be favored over earned income.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-03

ruling the contentious of the de- fenSe.
 Excerpts from the Mayors draft finding are as follows:
 "The appellee, Sherwood L. Row land, was elected controller of the City of Waterbury at the municipal election of the City of Waterbury held October 5, 1897, and his elec- ton as said controller has been certified to by the Board of Alder men of the City of Waterbury for the term of two years commencing on the first Monday of January, 1888.
 The appellant, T. Frank Hayes, is now Mayor of the City of Water bury and was reelected Mayor of the City of Waterbury at the muni- cipal election held at Waterbury on October 5, 1887, and his election as such mayor has been certified to by the Board of Aldermen of the City of Waterbury for the term of two years commencing on the first Mon- day of January, 1888.
 Claims Rights By Charter
 "The appellant, as Mayor, claims ginning January 3, 1888, claims that said Charter of the City of Water bury gives him the right to fill any and all positions in the controller s office and has the power of ap- pointment and removal in relation to said positions. N
 "The appellant, as Mayor, claims that said charter of the City of Waterbury gives him the right to make all appointments in said con- troller's office and also gives him the power of removal.
 Made All Appointments
 "The appellant, as Mayor, has made all appointments in the con- troller's office since the adoption of the Charter of the City of Water bury in 1881 and has exercised the power of appointment and removal in all departments of the City Gov ernment except where 1t is other wise provided by law.
 From time to time, new positions have been created in the control leI , O1llCc dllQ IllC dppC1ld1iO lAdso filled these positions by appoint ment.
 Prom time to time, the appellant has made written and oral rules and regulations concerning the organ ization, management and operation of offices and departments, includ- ing the controllers office.
 Duties of Controller
 Section 101-112 inclusive of the charter of the City of Waterbury outlines the duties of the controller and no mention is made there about the appointment or employment of assistants, clerical, or other help in the office of the controller.
 That the appellant has sole power to fix and determine the com pensation of all employees of the City, including the compensation of the employees in the controllers office"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-03
UP. WRITER SAW
 DEATH OF NEIL
another car with the correspondent of the Action Francaise of Paris and
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another car with the correspondent of the Action Francaise of Paris and a press officer, all of us eating.
 There was terrific explosion. We closed our eyes instinctively and covered our faces. Through the half-opened window of the car a cloud of black dust and smoke en- tered, almost suffocating us.
 Jumped From Car
 We jumped out and saw soldiers running in all directions.
 A car near ours was smashed up. Just as we went ahead to help, an- other shell exploded a few yards away, forcing us to lie flat on the ground.
 We could hear the moans of the injured. Three mules were dead alongside of us and the bodies of five Spanish soldiers were scattered about.
 When we reached the press car, we found Johnson already dead. Still unconscious and bleeding from head wound was Sheepshanks, who died later.
 Car Of ShambIes
 Both were in the front seat and received the greater amount of the shell fragments. In the back, on the left side was Neil, with a felt hat over his face. spattered with blood. Four shell splinters had gone through his hat as he in- stinctively bowed his head at the explosion. His trousers were torn and blood-stained.
 It was hard to understand how the shell hit only one press car, because 1t fell between two cars but
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-03
Roaming The Air Waves

Fred MacMurray and Walter Con- molly have been signed to appear with Claudette Colbert in the pro- duction of Alice Adams" Directed by Cecil B. DMille, this play will be broadcast over the Columbia net work at g D. m. Fred MacMurray was in the movie cast of Alice Adams" and in the radio production he plays the same role-Arthur Rus sell. Walter Connolly will play Alice'S father. Claudette Colbert, of course, is the Alice Adams of the title.
 President Franklin D. R0Ose-
 velt'S message to the second Ses- sion of the seventy fifth congress
 will be carried over the COlum-
 bia network today. 1t is, of course,
 impossible to establish any defi- mite Gime for the chief executives
 talk but expert observers expect
 him to begin shortly after 12 o'clock. The length of the address
 is unknown. The presidential mes
 sage will be the first of two pro-
 grams devoted to the opening of
 congress. From 2:3O to 3:15 D. m.,
 Shepard Stone is to describe the
 ceremonies at the Capitol He also
 plans to interview 8 group of
 outstanding senators and repre-
 Sentatlves on their legitimate
 plans for the session.
 Dr. Allan Roy Dafoe, in timely fashion, will begin the new year of his CBS radio talks with the appro- priate topic, "New Years Resolu- tions for Mothers and Fathers. ' During his program for today, the country doctor will direct his chat to the mothers of the nation, offer ing them three vital points in the proper rearing of their children. Ac- cording to pr. Dafoe, his number one rule is Enjoy Your Children. ' Babies need loving, he will explain and he will illustrate several in- stances where it proved a major in- huence in a chid's life. Rule num-