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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

SMALL FAMILY DESIRES end FIR. OF
porch desired; heat. gas, light incl; max
imum. S45 mo. Rand. 22S5.
MIDDLE-AGED CHRISTIAN COUPLE DE-
sire clean, unfurn. Ink. apt. in quiet Pro-
exchanged Reas. Box 31S-D, Star.
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$8,500-Over y Acre,
Bethesda Marvland

Out-of-toWn owner has placed low
price on this corner property for immedi-
ate sale and we urge your prompt considera-
tion If you wish to take advantaee of the
exceptional. Substantial house having
full-size. rooms, 3 porches. bath, hot-water
neat fer WITH OIL BURNER eeetric refrigera @
trees. Part of this ground can be sold of,
leaving ample space with existing house.
1t must be sold. THOS j. FISHER & CO,
INC. Dist. $3.50, or evenings call Mr..
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

AREHOUsE-1-STORY BRICK BLDG;
Southeast location; End commercial zone:
sprinkler system, overhead doors; 45OO
SO. IT.; reasonable. Decatur O572
EXCELLENT F1REPROOF WAREHOUSE;
desirable location approximately 5000
square feet. Greenwood 1862
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TODAYS BEST VALUE.
S6,95O-ON EASY Terms.
New semi-detached brick; 3 bedrooms
tile bath modern kitchen; automatic heat;
@ rscIestion roem and bath In basement
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STORES FOR RENT.

ATTRACTIVE BASEMENT STORE WITH
extra room in rear. private toilet facilities.
Heat and light furnished In good cond:-
ton. Plenty Of shelving Rent only So
monthly to reliable tenant. Good down
town location very convenient to shopping
district. JOHN M. KING. zoos 1lth ST. NV
SILVER SPRING. NEW STORES IN
group of Full basement heat furnished
Excellent retail location. Near, large ant
house DEVELOPMENT S55 and $50 per
month. MARYLAND REAL ESTATE co.
1905 Georgia ave. Shepherd 800.
SMALL STORE. SUITABLE OFFICE. IN
ouire 1895 Florida ave. ne.
NEAR NAVY YARD.
$50 Stir st. se-Ground- floor store a.
room. bath apartment above. Suitable any
business; S65. DIXIE REALTY CO.. l41,
L St NV. National $3.50.
I'LL VERMONT AVE.
DESIRABLE DOWNTOWN LOCATION.
Approximately $50 So. Ft
Reasonable Rental
Phone National 9l6O
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WOODRIDGE-DETACHED

In excellent setting of detached homes,
with large shade trees, This home con-
tile bath, extra lavatory: light airy base
ment large lot. facing " streets; beauti-
full flowers and shrubbery: detached garage.
Just put in perfect new condition with
washable paper. new fixtures, shades etc.
See today or call Pntnm ac aaQ1
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$10,950.
Wesley Heights.

Situated at one of the highest points in
the city on a beautifully Handicapped lot,
:>0Xl 80. IL is convenient 10 schools and
transportation. There are T excellent
looms, 4 bedrooms. tile bath lSt-foor
lavatory, huge living room with stone fire.
place. large dining room and bright kitchen
Ii Is i'll perfect condition, equipped with oil
heat, and there is a built-in garage. 1t is
an opportunity to pick up real bargain
why wait until spring? THOS. j. FISHER
& CO. INC. Dist. $3.50. or evenings call
Mr. RNnihhv Emerson .1.I1S
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TO SETTLE AN ESTATE.
MAGNIFICENT HOME.

31OI CHESAPEAKE ST. NV.
Modern. spacously built home in an
excellent locality fronting valuable estate
having the quietness of the country yet.
only one block east of Conn. ave. and con-
venient for shopping. schools and trans
portation. You will comment on the beau
tifully designed interior division which
Is. in tune with the builders reputation.
Was S22,5OO.
The owner is anxious to sell NOW.
OPEN
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pETunpTu

Near ST GabrieIs Church. stores md
TRANSPORTATION: ,20-ft. row brick 8 large
rooms, bath. full basement Home buyers
99niyo 99nniyo sacrifice for immediate sale. Geo.
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I4.o HOWARD sT..,DEsIRABLE lst-
floor, front apt; . bedrooms. living room,
kitchen, bath. incl. porch.
2l27 CALIFORNIA ST. NV ROOMS.
kitchen bath, porch; 3 exposures; Frigid
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81, 7,95O-BETTER PETWORTH.

A definite saving of $500 cash. Why?
Because similar houses IN the same
neignborhood are selling for $3.50 There
are very spacious rooms. = baths. recrea-
ton room automatic heat. 3 porches and
thing convenient. House is practically
new. Mr.. Purchaser. it is bargain
FRANK s PHILLIPS DJ 1d11
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DIRECTLY OVERLOOKING
THE pOTNN6AC

In the district northwest of Foxhall Viii
room. oil burner. earage. A real BARGAIN.
Phone MR. HALL. Rep ISL: evenings.
Woodley 1901. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON.
sos Investment Bldg
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,UNGALOW-EASY TERMS,

BUNGALOW-EASY TERMS
Under 50 800; fenced lot. garage: 9 bed
rooms. bath. full cellar; h.-w heat:
porches, plenty of shade. In Washingtons
lastest growing subdivision
1913 St. Sc
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$50.
Facing Mt. Vernon Blvd.

BETWEEN WASHINGTON &; ALEXANDRIA,.
A beautiful new Stone-and-brick homo
5 large rooms colored tile bath and shower
oil burning Aforementioned heat; 10 min
uteS to Washington on bus minutes h.
auto. Drive down boulevard and look 70.
BeitzelrS sign
1915 S.. NV BEITZELL. Dist. 800
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2927 MACOMB ST. NV
IN OLD CLEVELAND PARK.
Fine detached home Just one
half block off Conn. ave. having )
bedrooms and > baths. including
maids bath in basement New fur
mace. sleepine porch and garage
An unusual opportunity. Open >
pm. to dark. or phone MR. JONES.
DIST $3.50 or evenings WOODLEY
93Oa for appointment to inspect.
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Waffle q JANlES, lNS.. DSt. '3'b4h-
$10,950-WESLEY HEIGHTS.
Highest elevation in this most beautiful
and highly restricted community: only ,
blocks to school and bus, Attractive living
room with open fireplace, large dining
room. wel-eauipped kitchen, hrst-floor
laVatory; attic. and 4 well-arranged beo
rooms and bath with shower on md floor;
built-in garage. oil heat side porch. the
garden is large with trees and is one of the
most beautiful in this section; house to be
sold at big loss TO effect immediate sale.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
TO SETTLE AN ESTATE.
26i4 Cathedral ave-1O rooms 3 baths
Open all day for inspection: heated. This
Is bargain. priced at S'0.500. J. A.
HAYDEN. exclusive agent. National 1872.
10 BRICK HOMES.
Sample house. 1105 Chicago St Sc
tAnacostia> q spacious rms, tile bath. 3
porches. bui!t-ih earase; new-house condi-
ton. Paved street and alley. Open eve
nings to pm. Small cash payment
Balance to, suit; For further information
call EDW. L STROHECKER, 1910 VT. ave.
Met. 2113: or evenings. call Atlantic S634
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EASY TERMS.
THIS FoRECLosED PROPERTY ONE.
EXCELLENT VALUE TODAY
Large living and dining rooms. sunroom.
buffers pantry and kitchen with adjoining
maids room: 2 bedrooms. tiled bath with
additional lavatory in two rooms. Excep-
tionally large center hall, two screened
sleeping porches. Finished room and stor-
age room third floor oil burner 2-car
garage. See this property right away. Call
Woodley 1900
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$50 to S85.

We have a limited number Of homes n
Arlington and Falls Church sections n
: rooms. Immediate occupancy. Chestnu
060O. Ewes. Chestnut 4119.
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New Detached Brick Home,
SS.15O-Easy Terms
Excellent Location
Modern in every detail and ready to NOV
into Open for inspection.
22G UNDERWOOD ST. NV.
tOut Bird st. to Underwood st. right t.
house
WAPLE & JAMES INC. Dist. 334G.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
:, New detached center-hall Colonial brick
living room .13x24h. opens onto large
rooms Il finished as DEM. baths on
2nd hoor. finished and heaHd attic, beau
TRULY Handicapped lot inclosed with country
schools: terms. Phone G. r. MIKKELSON
& SON. Woodley 1856.
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1914 BELMONT RID. NV LARGE
rms, bath. porch. 4th A.; pvt. home; S45,
incl gas cleo: adults only. Adams e9ls.
1441 22nd SEWING RIM. KIT; :
dinette. pvt bath. porch: pvt. ent; Oil
heat. c h.W.. refg.. gar. Line. S314-J.
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QUAINT GEORGETOWN COLONIAL APT,
3 large rooms with f1replaces, kitchen and
bath. Ample closet and storage, space
9th AND MD. AVE NE-BEAUTIFUL
corner apt. facing Md ave. and 9th st; 3
rms. k and b.; heat. h;w; and refg. furn:
avail. after Feb. /. Call at apt. bet +
and pm, or Dist. 2434. days. Other
avail
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-31
Attorney
ASSIGNED
 TO TAKE EVIDENCE
Three StenOghaphers Al- ternating in Recording
 All Testimony

Volumes of testimony which will be introduced into the Waterbury conspiracy trial of 23 men will be officially recorded by three stenog- raphers who will work at one hour intervals.
 The tedious task of reporting the every utterance of Judge Inglis, three state representatives and 13 defense counsel would be too ter rife for the capabilities of one stem ographer.
 Miss Florence Eccles, official stem ographer of the Waterbury court house, announced early today that Raymond w.. Smith of Hartford and Austin Phelps of New Haven, both of whom attended the sessions of the grand jury investigation and transcribed thousands of pages of testimony incidental thereto, will assist her in the trial work.
 All are qualified stenographers whose work is accepted by all coun- sel.
 It is planned to have one of the stenographers go into the court room at the start of the day. remain an hour and then be relieved by an- other. During the interim, the one relieved will transcribe her notes, while the third stenographer will be in reserve, to take over the second persons place at the conclusion of another hour.
 In this way, also, the complete transcript of testimony will be avail able to the attorneys at the close of each day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-31
Sums Paid

And in further pursuance of said conspiracy, to wit, between January 1, 1897 and January l, 1938. the said Daniel J. Leary, as controller, paid to said Charles E. Williamson and Harry E. Mackenzie pursuant to said agreement, a total sum of $34,000; $29,000 of this sum was paid by means of three checks of the City of Waterbury, all issued and signed by Daniel J. Leary in manner and form as aforesaid, all unnumbered when issued, and not issued in regular course by the city clerk and payable at the Citi- zens and Manufacturers National Bank in said Waterbury, and at no time were said payments ap- proved by the board of finance of said City of Waterbury and said
 payments were concealed from said board of finance in the man. ner hereinbefore described. Said checks were delivered by said Daniel J. Leary to said Charles E. Williamson and Harry E. Macken- zie in the rooms of the pharmacy commission in the state capitol in Hartford, and the checks were there indorsed by said Charles E. Williamson and exchanged for currency obtained by said Dar- iel J. Leary from said Carl D. Olsen. Of said sum of $34,000 so paid by the City of Waterbury during said session of the General Assembly of 1887, said Charles E. Williamson received the sum of $8,500; said Harry E. Mackenzie received the sum of $8,500; and said Daniel J. Leary received the sum of $l7,000, all without lawful or adequate con- sideration, and thereby said City of Waterbury was cheated and de- frauded in the amount of $34,000.
 And in further pursuance of said conspiracy, to wit, between the 1st day of January, 1880, and the Sd day of January. 1888, the said Simon J. Alderman, then and there being certified public accountant of the State of Connecticut, and then and there being an employe of said Dia- \IAlSCk liC SOAiAJd4Ay o4id VI other business interests controlled by said Daniel J. Leary did receive from said City of Waterbury large sums of money for purported &C., counting services never rendered in such amount, said sums of money being received by means of checks unnumbered when issued and not issued by the city clerk in regular course, and all issued and signed by said Leary in manner and form hereinbefore described. None of said checks was approved by said board of finance, and all were withheld from the warrants payable register sheets until after said sheets had been signed by the members of the board of finance, and thereby giving, the appearance of the approval of the said board of finance, and there by concealing said payments from
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-31
Lobbyists

And in further pursuance of said
 conspiracy, to wit, during the month
 of January. 1887, the said Daniel J. Leary, the said T. Frank Hayes, the said Charles E. Williamson and the
 said Harry E. Mackenzie agreed that the said Charles E. Williamson and the said Harry E, Mackenzie should again appear for and lobby in behalf of legislation approved by said Daniel J. Leary and T. Frank Hayes. and against legislation dis approved by said Daniel J. Leary and T. Frank Hayes during the 1897 session of the General As sembly. Said agreement was en- tered into in the private office of said Daniel J. Leary, in said Waterbury, and at said time and place said Daniel J. Leary issued and signed check of the City of Waterbury in manner and form above described in the amount of 5000 payable to the order of the said Charles E. Williamson at the Citizens and Manufactures Nation al Bank in said Waterbury. Said check was unnumbered when is sued and was not issued in reg ular course by the city clerk, and at no time was the issuance of said check or the payment of said sum or any sum for said purpose known to or approved by the board of finance as required by law; and both said employment
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the purpose of aiding in the removal and destruction of said records as hereinbefore described.
Purchasing Agent

And in further pursuance of said conspiracy, to wit, on or about the 1st day of october, 1887, the said Martin J. Dunn, then and there be- ing the purchasing agent of said City of Waterbury, and at times acting controller, and employed in the office of said controller, did provide an additional lock for the door in the basement room in which the records, vouchers, can- celled checks and warrants pay- able register sheets of said City of Waterbury were stored, the keys to which were retained by said Mar tin J. Dunn and Daniel J. Leary, and entrance to said room was thereafter permitted only to those accompanied by said Dunn or said Leary or by their permission. The purpose of placing said additional lock upon said storeroom and the retention of the keys thereof by said Dunn and Leary was in fur therance of the conspiracy to de- stroy the records stored in said storeroom and to conceal the disap- pearance and destruction of said vouchers, checks, records and war rants payable register sheets belong ing to said city covering the years from 1880 to 1887 inclusive.
 And in further pursuance of said conspiracy, to wit, between October 5, 1887, and January 3, 1888, said Hayes, Leary, Dunn, Kelly, Borg naes and the said Timothy J. Hor- gan did burn or otherwise destroy or remove all of the cancelled checks, vouchers, invoices, warrants, warrants payable register sheets, books and incumbrance ledgers be- longing to said city for the year 1896, and for the first II months of the year 1897; and further, from time to time as aforesaid, did burn or otherwise destroy and remove from said storeroom certain can- celled checks, vouchers, invoices, warrants, warrants payable register sheets and incumbrance ledgerS for the years 1880, 1881, 1892, 1883, 1884 and 1895 in which were recorded the city's financial transactions for said years, the issuance of unnumbered checks as aforesaid and which dis closed the fact that the fraudulent and unlawful payments hereinbe- fore described were not entered up- on the warrants payable register sheets until after the approval of said sheets by said board of finance
 thereby concealing from the success sor in office of the said Leary,, the board of finance, the treasurer of the City of Waterbury, and from the taxpayers and residents of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-31
Lobbyist
Democrat, WATR StaHs
 Couering Big Trial Here

Waterbury conspiracy trial today finds The Water bury Democrat complete cooperation with Station WATR pre- give Waterbury complete of all develop By flashes the ar by special bulletins every by broadcas direct from the Superior Court o'clock daily WATR accurate John Cuney will broadcast from the giving flashes developments warrant The the reporter Joseph Donahue word- for word testimony taken by special City Editor William T. Harrington will direct asn Franklin Farnham and Raymond Fitz patrick H. Mathes will record the pictorial phases of The Democrat Station WATR prepared picture of phase of the court director of Station WATR, handling courthouse and the main thorough report the trial keep tuned to Station read The Waterbury Democrat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-31
Outstanding Lawyers Appearing As Defense Counsel Current Fraud M

forth. the said T. Frank Hayes, Daniel !. Leary, Carl D. Olsen, Thomas F. Kelly, Thomas J. Elem ing, Martin J. Dunn. Charles g. O'Connor, John II. Crary. Ihomas A. Shanahan, Michael F. Slavin, Phillip Coppeto, Ralph Coppeto Timothy J. HorgaIi, Frank A. Sam talucia. alias Frank Burns, James P. Healey. Henry Minor, Harry F, Mackenzie. Charles E. Williamson, e. Levy, Simon J. Alder man. Donate Pietraroria, alias Dan Peters. John c. Purdy, alias John Conway, John s. Johnston, George H. Kingsley, William R. Murray, John B. Meany and Enoch Borg naes did, in the manner and by the means aforesaid, commit the crime of conspiracy to cheat and defraud the City of Waterbury, Q municipal corporation in the State of Connec- ticut, and the taxpayers thereof, and to violate the provisions of Sections g, 27, 58, 60, 75, 76, ~. 8S, 85, 86, S7, 104, TOT, 115, l52 as amended by Special Acts of lS5o, D. 933, end to violate the provisions of sections 493, 6258, 6287, 6288, 6372 of the general statutes and to' violate the provisions of section i717c of the cumulative supplement. 1895, and to destroy the records Of the City of Waterbury as aforesaid, all of which is a high crime and misdemeanor at common law and against the peace; and the said T. Frank Hayes, Daniel J. Leary, Carl D. Olsen, Thomas P. Kelly, Thomas
 J. Fleming, Martin J. Dunn, Charles
 OConnor, John H. Crary, Thomas A. Shanahan, Michael F. Slayin,
 Philip Coppeto, Ralph Coppeto, Timothy J. Horgan, Frank A. Saii-
 talucia, alias Frank Burns, James F
 Healey, Harry Minor, Harry E. Mac
 kenzie, Charles E. Williamson, Ed
 ward c. Levy. Simon J. Alderman,
 Donate Pietraroria, alias Dan Peters
 John G. Purdie, alias John Conway
 John S. Johnston, George H. Kings
 ley, William R. Murray, John B.
 Meany and Enoch Borgnaes stand
 informed against by said Attorney
 for said crimes and are still at
 large:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-31
Warrant Asked

Wherefore, the said attorney prays that a bench warrant may issue against the said T. Frank Hayes, Daniel J. Leary, Carl D. Olsen, Thomas P. Kelly, Thomas J. Elem ing, Martin J. Dunn, Charles s. O'Connor, John H. Crary, Thomas A. Shanahan, Michael F. Slavin, Phillip Coppeto, Ralph Coppeto, Timothy J. Horgail, Frank A. San talucia, alias Frank Burns. James P. Healey, Henry Minor, Harry E. Mackenzie, Charles E. Williamson, Edward G. Levy, Simon J. Alderman Donate Pietraroria, alias Dan Peters John G. Purdie, alias John Con- way. John s. Johnston, George H. Kingsley, William R. Murray, John B. Meany and Enoch Borgnaes, and that they may be arrested and brought before this court to answer to said information and be dealt with according to law.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-31

and said payment were concealed from said board of finance in the manner hereinbefore described. The said Olsen brought said sum of $5,- 900 in currency from said Water bury Trust Company, to the said sum of $5,000, said Daniel J. Leary at the Diamond Ginger Ale Com pany offices, 20 East Main street, Waterbury, and there exchanged said currency for said check in- dorsed by said Williamson. Of said sum of $5,000, said Daniel J. Leary retained for himself and others $2,500; said Charles E. Williamson received $1,250; said Harry E, Mac kenzie received $l,250, all without consideration.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-31

said board of finance; and between the 1st day of December, 1887, and Sd day of January, 1888, the said Leary purported to employ said AL derman to extract from the books and records of the City of Water bury certain information in behalf of said Leary, and for said purpose provided said Alderman with a mas ter key for all locks in the City Hall
 including the offices of the mayor and controller, together with the combination of the vault, all for the purpose of providing access to the city's books and records, and all for
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-31
PLANE FIRED ON

Hongkong, Jan. 31--(UP)-The Imperial Airways flying boat Della, one hour of Hongkong, radioed its office today that 1t was being fired on by warships west of the Waichow Islands.
 Plot Wilson of the Della did not mention nationality of the ships, the company said. The plane reportedly continued it's flight toward Hanoi.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-31

said City of Waterbury, the records of the unlawful disbursements by said Hayes, Leary, Borgnaes, Kelly and Dunn of the city's money in the amount of and in the manner afore- said; and in further pursuance of said conspiracy, the said Leary did fail to turn over to his successor in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-31

100, said Harry E. Mackenzie receiv- ed $6,100 and the said Daniel J. Leary received $12,200, all from the City of Waterbury and all by means of checks issued in form and man. ner aforesaid, thereby cheating and defrauding the said City of Water bury, its citizens and taxpayers in the amount of $24,400
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-31
Conspiracy Charged

And so the said, Attorney says that by reason of said unlawful conspiracy, combination and agree ment as aforesaid. and by reason of the acts committed in further ance thereof, as hereinafter set
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-31

office books and records of the City of Waterbury as required by said charter and the laws of the State of Connecticut in such case made and provided.
La gaceta., 1939-06-17
NOTAS SOCIALES

no Edwin Strawbridge abrir$
una escuela de bale, en- los me
ses de verano, en- los jardines
de Hettie Jane Dunaway, en-
Newman, Ca, y nos invita- a la
Inauguration.
Helen Knox Spain tiene a gu
cargo las actividades del cam.
pc.
Strawbridge tendra ell con
curse de Virginia Miller, su
compahera en- la DANA, en- I'LL
complete programa de recreo.
Las conferencias podran ser
escuchadas por maestros y dis
cfpulos.
Del grupo que asista escoge
"a Strawbridge ell cuerpo de
bale que lie ayudara en- So
cuarto recorrido de America.
Estella Best ha sido escogi-
da como pianista.
La gaceta., 1939-06-17
SUPERA
EN- TRABAJOS DE
INVESTIGATION

Paris, JUNO 17.-Hablando
ante ell Aero Club de Francia,
ell DR.. George w. Lewis, presi-
dente del Institute Americana
de Aeronautica, manifesto que
en- cuestiones de aviaci6n los in
vestigadores alemanes marchan
a la cabeza.
interrogation a Lewis gobre
las condolences en- otros pafses
de Europa, Albert Caquot, jefe
de la industrial de aviaci6n; Ell
Baron de la Grange, presidente
del Club, y Luis Breguet, IN
constructor de aeroplano5. Le-
wis contest6 que Estados Uni
dos, Inglaterra y Francia no
gastan en- la aviaci6n ell dinero
necesario.
La velocidad en- la aviaci6n
aumenta en- proportion de Is
millas por bora, cada ano.
La gaceta., 1939-06-17
APROBO LA CAMARA LA
LEY DE ALJVIO
No Habrd TeGtro Federal

Washington, JUNO lila
Camara pas6 la nueva ley de ali
vic, con un credito de $1,477,-
100000, a la una de la madru-
gada de hoy.
Incluye la MEDIA una canti-
dad ADDITIONAL de 1888, 600, 900
para actividades colaterales, en-
tire elias la Administrator de la
Juventud Nacional. Votaron a
favor 273 representatives Y I'll
contra 81.
La nueva ley impone rigidas
restricciones sobre ell gasto del
dinero y ordena Sc abandone 81
proyecto teatral.
Una combination de republi-
canos y dem6cratas vote s6lida-
mente, dominando la situaci6n.