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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
ARLINGTON. VA. 370l SOUTH 18th ST
-.5rroors frame BUNGALOW. large lot. beau
tifully HANDICAPPED fenced: Gear garage and
storeroom: bus stop at door. " EAR
HARDT. Chestnut 1885
BARGAIN-5-RM FRAME HOUSE. FIRE
place and porch: near country club: 10c
ous Oh. 0123 ewes or Sat and Sun
ARLINGTON, vA.--RM, BATH BUNGA-
low, iull.size basement. garage. Excellent
SILVER SPRING-NEW 5-ROOM BRICK
house. ami: owner and builder For in
formation call Shepherd $500
5dSGas, 5RICK; AM;I;; NRBY. VA: 2, ACRES
rm. den fireplace bath: owners leaving
city: S4.975. Falls Oh. S76-W-l.
S4.95O-S2OO CASH. BAL. LIKE RENT
Bungalow. 116 Marshall ave Colmar
Manor: open Sunday afternoons. week
days by appointment 3 bedrooms large
living rm.. built-in bath tub: toilet in base
ment; garage. porch screened. OWNER,
Wisconsin 559s
3end RD. AND WAKEFIELD ST. NORTH.
Country Club Hills, Va.-New brick CEN
ter-hail Colonial bedrooms 4 baths. den,
nnlshed recreation room. maids room air
conditioned oil heat. built-in garage.
screened porch: large wooded lot Price
Si4500, PAUL B. ROsENBERGER phone
NEW 3-RM HOUSE. GARAGE POULTRY
house: ! acres; on hard road close in;
only So $50; terms. GRAIN. Chest 1883.
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HOUSES UkFURNIsHEp.

HOUSES UkFURNIsHED.
tQontinued)
2. 8, AND S BEDROOM HOUSES m
Bethesda-chevy Chase area, $50 to $3.50.
Once open evenings Saturday and eun-
E.. M. Fry. INC.
4703 Asmpden Lane. Bethesda. Wis. 674O.
224 1lth ST. Sc.
Six rooms. bath. hot-water heat. gas.
eissESak RA nssisi sEcHk2 TRIsr sts7' co
Ma. 4sl6. 18th and Pa. Ave. NV.
740 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID.
Q rooms. baths. bedrooms ga
,... ,.". sHANNeN II 9 T. q IucHs CO.,
TAKoMA PARK SECTION
.rs. rms ynsd pats Hds r notwsteT beat sarsEs
. 4322 18th sT. NV. -.
and rear perehs;; Newly decorated; $1,000.
1880 x st. HSlN'A'' NV q nat soNs sso4o.
5517 3rd ST. NV.
8 rms. b., h.-w.h" garage, recondi-,
~ 1885 OGDEN ST. NV. S'~''o
8 rms bath. h.-w.h.. ami. redec-
1912 PARK PL9. NV. '''o'
. $3.50 NEW NEW HxMPsHIRE dfds'l1'io AVE. n sso'oo
rms b. Oil all heat, a. g. sarsse ~ sb5,Oo
rm''' bath is4s ATea{s FL 81. s1se' s.& &ss'sssS0
rms 1''.' 1854 1854 z'ssF : 81. Sc. $4,000
,as ras ,s;s 6, Il NJ. osss
bs07 CHEVY CHASE PARKWAY.
and airy; Electroi oil burner: sq gas ranaes' 1n!
landscaped: charming location; porches;
colum5is tS5 nsas g ssai' OWNER sis' per month
5l5 g ST; NE
e2Is 7th ST: NV.
O rooms bath, gar. h.-w.h. semi-det,
5a1s 4th ST. NV.
rooms sa!h sas7 sth sirs sr. 's%'Id.t sW' seSoo'
Detached brick: 8 rooms. 2 comp baths.
,ss. lSis TAPEE sE: i s.M. S4~rs' DIST b,:, ss4s.
BRooKLAND.
h.-v.h., detached. gear T" s.r. r..
s7o.oo-ssis asdfs 18th st. nee r.. IN b..
ss5.oo-saoaa aeArs 18th st. n.e.-s r. ? b..
500 .O0-55O0 lst st. ne lse. rms.
s,s III 5Ao s s1 Wv WALSH E;'s S' r,,7
Oh vi ~ Az. W blSt 1901.
NEW, ATTRACTIVE HOMES TO RENT.
Sample house, 21O6 MINI. ave. Sc. l
looking golf course and new bridge. g
@ empoyes ea' ss e no @onh Act aeE
Real 'PD0sfuniz sH1lE9 9oea HDaas ANS = 1855 pm
40 CLAIMING ST. NW-6 RMS, AND
bath. am 5oHs ); n ayIRs SyERsF' &C. 80 nc SS
7o4 18th St NV District b145.
HALF ai!s pH9eT HgsKINGHGF %asT cosN g, wv xvr
S15o-Detached brick. large lot. built-in
opens on sH%1El pSFSh EsoePsGa5 sPR1cH
Tower Building National O0sO. 16'
CHEVY CHASE. D. C., 1888 MORRISON
St ii hGme Snet 20 rooms
1922 H st. NV. District 1892
1346 SHEPHERD ST. Nw-s ROOMS.
'',n' asf!SsfsS sE2 :s'T 1sss siEs:' se e. heat,
6es ST. N.E.-e r. B. nEc.,
6is Elliott St n'e-s s. r.. .''s s.. cleo, 10 W
s,s A., THOMAS y IS P. BROWN w, 900 90 ''
1915 Veazv ST rms. bath lAvatory.
maids rm. and bath; newly decorated; in
suated; sos.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
rms. bath. garage; oil heat, elec.
refg.; S95.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
rms, baths: oil heat. elec. refg:
large lot; garage: 500.
Call us for Chevy Chase and Bethesda
property for rent from $50 to SI25.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC
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1431 WHITTIER ST. NV,
Just OF 18th st.-Semi- detached: Q rooms
and baths. including maids room and
bath: oil burner: built-in garage: electric
refr!geration: in new-house condition
NATL. MORT. & INVEST. CORP.
1872 N Y. Ave National 6S33
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HOUSES FOR sAll.

HOUSES FOR SALE.
1912 ALABAMA AVE. Sc.
cow. TERMS TRADE CONSIDERED.
JEROME S. MURRAY,
Rep. 2460. 1881 q st. NV. Mich. 4529.
:. tvo .G.rtmsnts redGeationH room. oil
ss,ass a'' sizffr s;la:f ''sd e. sc
coloREDIs ROOMS AID BATH 1x-
ssen. Sss n.r condition: Southwest sectien; rent.
Ewes Emerson 1896
pSOLORED.i42O GIRARD ST. NE.
RofSSh' ,;s ,nSiosed back porch. h.-w.h., modern
n1seiishberhood nell Of ,fne coiored homes. See
aole owner on premises.
s.rooti 9.h ST ST NELI00o BLOCK
seasSn.bls Geis1 aas, terms. Cali Mr.. Rsine RAN
nOls1 WApEs ;l1t i JAMES INC. District ss4s.
COLORED.
rufehsss ssstl.nd Lot oaad.ss, an sssutiful
When. When $3.50 to $500 IS paid We vii viii build
-442Z Hunt Pl. NE. Lincoln sse3-J.
.cOLORED-651 MORTON PL- NE
6-room. BATH 2-story brick het-Vater
heat, full basement. front and rear porches.
25-ft. back yard: Frigidaire Pittsburs auto
neater 3 tons Of coal In basement: $3.50.
CaN Mr. LINDHR. Shepherd Bill
COLORED-$3 500.
fu tpse.1ve bseement 5-Tm ,1n,. and bath bunsaoy.
located on nice lot. " blk from car line
$500 cash. balance S25 month in one
trust. Ewes. Shep 1878 Ne
HOHENSTEIN BROS.
7th and Sts NE 81, non,
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

g1l DECATUR; r. AND B., Ss5. HOMES
betnesda section. S75 mo. up. 1s a.. r,
ano b.. being modernized: mr. Marlboro S65
Shore cottages. S9O-$45O season 2nd-fi
nat; Park View. r: and b.. $35 80 n e
EYON CO, 1918 N. Y. ave. Natl. 1907
Falr Haven Gins few bargains, terms
CAPT. TAYLOR. shore front
DISTRICT HEIGHTS
NEW BROOM BRICK BUNGALOW.
1880 MONTH. DISTRICT 1888
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ONLY Sc $50

Lovely detached home just of Conn
ave, rooms. a bedrooms. large attic;
full basement; oil heat; on beautiful corner
lot. with trees. flowers and shrubbery
Liberal terms
KENSINGTON REALTY CO.
KenSinRton Nd Kensinatnn 1oo
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HOUSES uNFuRhlsHEp.

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
WISH LONG LEASE, UNFURNIsHED
house. Wesley Heights. 4 bedrooms 2 baths
CAPT, DONALD. U. s. N, 4237 Garfield ST.
NV. Emerson 1890.
BY COUPLE. AUGUST /, DETACHED OR
semi-detached Groom house. in good con-
dition, automatic heat, garage. Give loca-
ton and price. Box 1888. Star.
RESPONSIBLE FAMILY-9 RMS. OR
more, 2 baths: NV. or Md: about S75:
Sept l: nr. school. Box 97-S Star.
LIST YOUR PROPERTIES WITH ME,
have waiting list for white and colored
houses. MAX KUSHNER. Commerce & Saw
inks Bldg. 631 st. NV. Ma. 2425.
in Arlington Co, Va, from $40 to S125
q month. List your rentals with us.
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Ches. 0600 Sun. and Ewes, Ches. 4719.
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BEVERLY HILLS.
WE BUILD TO ORDER

New det. brick home on wooded lot 10
min. from Capitol; bedrms., ultramodern
kit. bath. large screened porch; convenient
stores. churches, schools. Chestnut 5234
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BUNGALOW-11s 1s ACRES.
Concrete road, Md rooms and bath
and flowers; quick possession; $3.50.
Terms, $3.50 down. S35 month Also 10
acres. MONTGOMERY County: beautiful level
ground. highly cultivated. on cement road :
outbuildines. etc: more acres available
Price. S3.250. Easy terms Call Warine
J. HARRIS ROGERS Hyattsville 46:i: eve
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WESLEY HEICHTS

:. Attractive home; garden spot of Wash
inRton, 3Ol9 4bth st.-Seven rooms two
baths, porch. fireplace, beautiful grounds:
oargain. S15.5 300. OWNER Open Sun
Gays or any time by appointment Phone
Woodey 49T2 N
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SILVER SPRING, S65-ATTRACT1VE g.
rm. home. porch and gar, hot-water heat.
shade trees. No 6 Toll House rd fback of
Mrs: ks Toll House Tavern. Shepherd
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GIL QUINTANA PL. N.W-sEMI-DET.
brick. new condition: 6 rms. b., screened
porch, recreation rm., oil heat. built-in
garage, yard; SO. Geo. Abs. Drive out
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OPEN TO-DAY 80 PM

S7,95O-Easy terms. 1882 Rittenhouse
home. Attractive, 8 rooms, 2 beautiful col
ored tiled baths. ultramodern kitchen with
Oxford cabinets. Electrolux. Magic Chef
hardwood floors auto. heat and hot water;
near school. shopping DIST, theater and
transportation-,yet away from tradlc.
WAisHiiiNcToN VA II REALTY CO., osorgia $500.
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WE NEED HOUSES
RIGHT NOW to rent to a number of
desirable clients anxious
to get settled as quickly as possible List
your houses with ], WESLEY BUCHANAN,
1882 K ST. NV Met ll43
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE NV.
AT 49th ST I-
Here Is q beautiful and fine constructed
nom nome. LOCATED In the finer residential Sec
1t contains six lovely rooms with bath.
recreation room. hot-water heat, screened,
sanlked, weather stripped: built Of tapestry
brick and situated on beautiful grounds:
lot 100 deep; beautifully handicapped rear
inclosed. awning.covered haRstone yer anda.
-, Cedar-lined closets. ample, convenient
linen and other closets with rug storage
space IN rafters;. priced to sell at S1O.95O
Tor quick sale; it will pay you to see this
home. Call MR. TUCKER. Randolph 1O44.
WOODBRIDGE.
a Tnis semi-detached brick home contains
Large, large rooms; S:; full bath on each moor.
spouts, oil heat with summer and winter
hookup, kitchen beautifully equipped
This home SO arranged 1t could easily be
converted into 2-family home. Lot $50 IT.
deep. For information call Mr. REAVIS,
DIST. 300, or Rand. 7745 after pm.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.
Bungalow on Large
Corner Lot. Rooms,
Bath. Full Cellar. Attic
THE AMERICAN COMPANY.
S07 18th St. National 4032
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NEW BRICK HOMES

8 fne rooms. tiled bath, h.-w. heat.
hardwood floors. splendid kitchen cab
inets large lots. paved street, nice loca-
ton: only $3.50: very easy terms; SAM
pie home, 4OS Ashland ave, Riverdale,
Md. ", D. CAMPBELL. owner. Green
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1923 3rd ST. NE
rms. bath, hot-water heat. garage, S45. so
Is v ST. NE
8 rms. bath. hot-water heat, Gear
garage. porches. large yard S5O.50
1917 goth ST. NV.
o rms bath. hot-water heat, large
P. J. WALSHE, INC, ''
1lO7 Eye st. NV. National 646a.
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1745 LANIER PL. NV.
: rms. . baths, 2 garages Ideal loca-
stores. S75 month Call District Ol ON
before 8 pm, or Emerson 1865 after 6
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5000 18th ST. NV AVAILABLE AUG
End. Corner brick. IL rooms. baths. oil
heat. elec. refg., Gear garage 27q it.
street frontage Inspection by appointme,, t
only. L. T. GRAVATTE, 129 18th st. il ".
Matt
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ARLINGTON. VA. = MODERN GROOM
house, conveniently located, completely re-
dec. sleeping porch. gar; S75 mo Open
1423 N. Garfield st Oxford 03o4
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NEW YORK WORLDS FAIR
TYPE HOMES-BRICK
Three master bedrooms. two baths, rec,
reaIion M room garage, large lot. Inspect
SMITH. BROS. g. CO.. INC.
To Bank Of Bethesda. left on George
GoEn rd to end Lincoln ST.. turn right to
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

INDUSTRIAL ZONE = SECOND FLOOR,
new bldg. 5000 to 1000 50. it. hoor space.
Excellent for ofnces, laboratory or light
manufacturing. 2l16 5th st. ne. Mich. 1900.
Reasonable rent. THOMAS p. BROWN,
615 4th st. s.w. National 5872.
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RROOKT,AND

Just OF Jackson st-Reflned, detached col
ored residential section: rms a bedrms. J
bath: furnace heat; lot 52x145; garage
Georgia 9012.
L. +. GRAVATTE,
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b12,5OO-WOODLEY PARK

-, A beautiful home facing possibly one Of
Washinston's finest estates House con.
talns spacious rms. a bedrms.) baths
plus servants bath: gas heat. built-in
garage, cleo refg.: cost owner about Sl1,-
300; unforeseen circumstances necessitate
y Himmedlete sale at this low price FRANK
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- - go ~ AA14
$3.50; detached: between Colorado ave
ana 10Th st. convenient to street cars,
buses texpress and locan to all sections Of
city Contains rms. bath "A bedrooms)
automatically controlled heat. elec screens.
weather strips. gear garage This price
Is less than assessed value. Eve or Bun,
phone Mr.. Benz. Ches oOO0
L. T. GRAVATTE
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Bay-window brick. six rooms and bath,
cellar. hot-air heat. An excellent buy
sold on small down payment balance S35
per month, to include interest and princi-
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.
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VERY DESIRABLE HOME, NEAR
screened-in porches. electrical refrieera-
ton. inst. hot water. hot water heating
system. garage: in splendid condition:
Terms ana priced reasonably. Phone Ma
tlonal 1891. Ewes. Emerson 9I94
MASSACHUSETTS AVE PARK-AN UN-
usual opportunity to acquire this brick g.
room, ,3.bath residence: oil heat; newly
painted Venetian blinds: perfecs condition:
lovely lot; attractive terms; priced under
$4,000, GUY WHITEFORD. National
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BY APPOINTMENT ONLY-EDGEMOOR-
Brick home mos. old; rooms. 2i2 baths.
maids rm. oil hot-water heat. refg.; large
lot: avail Aug /. 1899: $50. MRS.
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In the better section of Wesley Heights,
South OF Cathedral ave. Attractive 6-room
nome with library. 1st-floor lavatory,
screened-ln concrete porch. awnings. ga
rage attic playroom, on attractive cost.
iot. surrounded by larger homes Call
Prank s PHILLIPS. 927 l5th st, n.
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1Ao1 y1yrJr-ryrp cr n,

Call us for Chevy Chase and Bethesda
EDW H. JONES & CO.. INC.
$500 Conn Ave Woodley o3Oo
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

BEVERLY HILLS, ALEX, VA.-5-ROOM
Drlck house, air cond, large wooded lot
sFurnlshedJ Phone Alexandria 2768-W :
NEAR ROCKVILLE-FINE HOME, H..W.H.,
eIeSs path: high elevation. beautiful lawn.
HENRf SCHAFFERT. 942 Eye st. NV. Ma
1863 :.
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DETACHED HOME.
2216 31st ST Sc
1nsulated. OIL heat. open fireplace. Ga.
rage. Large lot
Priced for Quick Sale,
Open and Vacant
PHILIP B. KEY, JR,
rep 43ll. 1929 Eye St NV
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We will furnish plans, finance and build
to your order a home in Va. Md. or D. C,
on your lot or ours. and arrange very at
tractive terms. A. B. CAMPBELL, Hyatts-
vile 1921, evenings after z nm
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90 CHARLES ST. ALTA VISTA, MD.
kitchen. breakfast porch. . bedrooms Q
elassed-in sleeping porches attic. cellar.
new gas heating plant: house insulated
and shingled. LARGE shaded lawn. Garase
Rent, $1,000 Per Month
Owner. Mrs. E. s. Schock, $500 lst St NV.
Georgia $500 I5s
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Country Club Grove. Va. = block from
North Glebe I'd. and bus: ). mile from
country club; bedrooms. eiec.. Kitchen,
studio living rm., dining room breakfs ST
rm.., tile bath. built-in garage. large bach
yard, $40. "~A
P. J. WALSHE, INC,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-09
TOWN OF UNION,
 MAINE, IS HELPED

Cambridge, Mass, June 9-(UP)- The town of Union, Me, ultimately will receive an estimated $80,00C from the estate of native son, the late President Francis Thompson o1 the Moxie company, according to his will filed for probate in Middlesez county yesterday.
 Mrs. Mabel E. Thompson, his widow, was bequeathed outright theil Arlington home, $5,000, furniture automobiles and life income from 70 per cent of the residue of the es- timated $600,000 estate. Income o1 the remaining 30 per cent will be shared by Thompson's brother Harry other relatives, friends, employees and charities.
 On Mrs. Thompson's death, 25 per cent of the principal will go to Bos- ton university; 25 per cent tc Symmes Arlington hospital; 20 pel cent to the town of Union; 10 per cent to the Arlington Community Chest; T per cent to the Arlington Boy Scouts; per cent to the Bos- ton Rotary club; per cent to the Salvation Army; and 3 per cent tc the Arlington public library.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-09
Sentenced To Eighteen
 Months, Then Set Free
Continued from Page l)

vate papers.
 Almost immediately a Russian speaking man was moved into the rooms of the Rubenses.
 Twenty minutes after the new oc- cupant entered the rooms, porters removed the mattress, bedding blan- kets and rugs. Two hours later two bundles wrapped in brown paper were taken out.
 Russia Was Serious
 The American embassy and the state department at once took up the case. They met with the utmost difficulty. It was apparent only that the Russian government took grave view of the case. One difficulty was that Rubens could not be identified as an American citizen, and it was the investigation of him that led to the passport case in New York.
 In February, 1888, two months after the arrest of the couple, Loy w. Henderson, American charge d'af- faires at Moscow, received permis- sicn to see Mrs. Rubens, in company with Russian officials. It had taken months, and the secret police mad had to give their approval. The in- terview took place in the Butirka prison in the Moscow suburbs.
 Little was learned of the inter- view. The state department dis closed next day that she told Hen- derson she had entered Russia on a forged passport as Ruth Norma Robinson-and that she refused Henderson's offer of assistance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-09
Leaders in Compact

days of argument among members of the legislatures judiciary com mittee.
 Leaders in Compact The leaders in the negotiations to- ward the judgeship slate later ap- |proved by the house and senate were MT. Alcorn, Jr., Rep. T. Emmet Clarie, house minority leader; Sen- ator Anthony Rich, Republican ma jority leader of the upper house, and Senator Joseph Downes, Democratic minority leader.
 One of the members of the judi ciary committe, of which the young CT Alcorn is house chairman, is Rep. Harold Mitchell, of West Hart ford, who, like MT. Alcorn, Jr, is an assistant states attorney for Hart ford county and an assistant spe- cial prosecutor in the Waterbury conspiracy trial.
 Letter of Levitt
 MT. Levitt's letter to States At torney Alcorn follows:
 June 8, 1889. The Honorable Hugh M. Alcorn, States Attorney for Hartford
 County,
 Hartford, Connecticut. Dear MT. Alcorn:
 AS a citizen of the State of Con- necticut I respectfully request that you institute proper criminal pro- ceedings against the members of the Senate of the General Assembly of the State of Connecticut and the others who took part in the prepara- ton of the so-called "slate" of the judges of the state and city courts and minor officials in those courts, which slate" was finally approved by the Senate.
 The senators and other persons who participated in this action vio- lated, in my opinion, Section 6169 of the General Statutes of Connecti- cut. So far as have been able to determine, that section has not been amended nor repealed and is, I be- lieve, in full force and effect at the present time.
 The intent and the purpose of the statute, respectfully submit, are to prevent such shameful trafficking judicial appointments as the members of the Senate engaged in during the last session of the Gen. eral Assembly.
 I trust that you will take prompt action in this matter.
 Very truly yours,
 (Signed) ALBERT LEVITT.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-09
ALF M. LANDON
 FRACTURES RIBS
COP Presidential Nominee in 1936 Slips on Deck
 While Cruising

Roekland, Me, June 9-CUP)- Despite two fractured ribs, former Governor Alfred M. Landon oi Kansas, 1886 Republican Presiden- tial nominee, resumed his cruise of the main coast aboard the Ketcfl Blue Moon today.
 Landon was injured late yesterday when he slipped on the spray-cov- cred deck of the Blue Moon as he was about to put off in dory to fish in Rockland Bay with small rod. He fell into the dory, striking his chest on the gunwale.
 The former governor was taken ashore by his host, A. c. Smith of Greenwich, Conn.,, owner of the Blue Moon. After being treated and strapped up by Dr. Freeman F Brown of Rockland, Landon insisted on returning to the Blue Moon and resuming the cruise.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-09
NAZI PAPERS HIT
 MRS. ROOSEVELT
(Continued from Page D

better ways of dealing with them"
 (Marian Anderson, noted Negro contralto; Lawrence Tibbett, Metro politan Opera baritone, and Kate Smith, radio star, sang at White House concert last night in honor of the king and queen)
 Jibe At Safety Measures
 Newspapers commented .jibingly on such things as safety measures taken in the United States. incident to the royal visit. Typical was the comment of the Boersen-zeitung:
 "These measures give picture of the freedom in the freest democra- cy of the world, in particular but true light.
 we have here comparison with the undestrainedness with which Prince Regent Paul of Jugoslavia and his wife circulated in German territory on their recent visit and a comparison with the excited joy regulated neither by police ordi- nanceS nor by rubber clubs-with which they were greeted"
 The Zwoelf Uhr Blatt, in addition to carrying the dispatch of the of ficial agency criticizing Mrs. Roose- welt, said of the White House re- ception:
 Reception Criticized
 "When the king was introduced to Roosevelt he forced to his face a stereotpyed broad smile =. the king appeared tired after his stren- uous journey. Nevertheless he was subjected to a long program. For the diplomatic reception, Roosevelt naturally had taken the opportunity to invite the Albanian and Czech Ministers
 Speeches in the British Parliament yesterday by Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain and Viscount Halifax foreign secretary, on European prob lems, brought terse comment in the favorite form of headlines over summaries of their statements.
 Headlines in the voelkishcel Boebachter. official Nazi party organ, were:
 British maneuvers to distract at tention."
 Peaceful words by Chamberlain and Halifax; their actions give them the lie."
 "Fine words mixed with insults.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-09
BERLINERS ARE
 GIVEN GOOD LAUGH

Berlin, June - (UP0 - Ber- liners, whose choice of fruit is lim- ited to oranges and bananas-when they can get them-laughed today when posters appeared on the streets:
 Let fruit quench your thirst and reduce accidents"
 The posters showed @ fruit stand, heaped with apples, pears, grapes, apricots and plums, in addition to oranges and bananas.
 Thirsty laborers were depicted as storming the fruit stand while a beer stand next door was deserted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-09
BACK ROOSEVELT

stratford. Conn, June Q - CUP; The Stratford Democratic Club today unanimously adopted 6 reso- lution backing President Roosevelt "If and when he chooses to run" foE Q third term.
 A copy Of the resolution was seni to the State and National Demo cratic committees.
 Stratford Is the home town oi Republican Governor Raymond Y. Baldwin, "dark-h -horSe" candidate for vIce-prcsidcnl.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-09


 Dr. Joseph Corey of this city has confirmed acceptance as one of the judges for the Amateur Contest which is being given by the Young Lebanon Syrian American Club July 30 at the Paridise Grove and Inn on the Meriden Road. In addition to the contest there will be at the outing entertainment by Mae and Sam Sarkees of Fall River, Mass, various games. Refreshments will be served and dancing enjoyed, com- mancing at 7:30 p. m.
 A Baby Parade has also been planned for the benefit of the chill dren. Prize awards will be given to the winners such as the cutest baby, finest costume, etc.
 Louis Marshall as entertainment chairman will accept names of those whose parents are interested in en- tering them in the contest, specifying what instrument they play or what
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-09
JAPANESE WILL
 ISOLATE BRITISH

(Continued from Page D Agency reported that Chinese mer- chants were moving to the city proper.
 Cheng was assassinated by gum man during 8 showing of the movie Gunga Din. The assassin killed Charles Glauser, a Swiss engineer, and wounded Talat Mansurov, a Russian, who attempted to capture him. He chose his moment when there was almost constant gunfire as part of the talkie film, and most people in the theater knew nothing of the act.
 Japanese authorities demanded that the gunman be captured and surrendered. British authorities re- piled tha they had no evidence of his identipy.
 Japanese later began limiting that they might make Q test case of Tientsin, and seek to occupy the British concession.