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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

TO SETTLE ESTATE. 7-ROoM HOUSE
all convenienceS. large trees: lot 106x412;
good streets. 4 blocks schools. church.
stores: $4,000. Falls Church 140S. G. T.
McNAB.
NEARBY VA-NEW 5-ROOM BUNGA-
low: near Falls Church, "a acre land: oil
heat, full basement, unfinished upstairs.
bullt-tn garage: no subdivision: ideal for
children. Alexandra 2402 or 4011.
NEW BUNGALOW, WITH !. BEDROOMS
living room, kitchen-dinette and bath:
automatic oil heat; large wooded lot: $3.50
cash. Ss5 mo. Call Warf1e!d $3.50.
ARLINGTON. VA. N NEW 2-STORY. g.
room Colonial home, beautiful wooded lot
52iexo35: ai--conditinned heat, oil burner:
! block Wash.-Lee High Come via Lee
hwy Open. 1928 N. Randolph.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW BEDROOMS,
a mi: 2-story. large attic, full cellar sun
parlor: corner lot !5xI15. shade trees,
schools. parkway. playground. bus line.
Wisconsin $50. a.
NEAR SILVER SPR1NG-4O ACRES. OLD
house; 9 streams of water, some timber,
log cabin. fruit wonderful shade and
shrubbery; IA acres good house. stream,
Sligo Creek; low price, terms 10 miles
from Silver Spring. "a acres. good farm
land. well watered; bargain for quick sale.
s. T. HICKMAN. 1904 Ga. ave, Silver
Spring. Md. Phone SH. $3.50.
ATTRACTIVE NEW 5-RM. AND BATH
bungalow with porch. full basement. large
attic and many built-in features; air.
close to bus, stores and schools; 5 min.
to Pa. ave: $3.50 terms
B., M SMITH, 240S Columbia Pike.
Arlington Oxford o02S
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HILLCREST.

New detached Groom home. most mod
ern. with SEPARATE garsse moderately
today. 2Q24 seth st. 80. 7. N. NOLAN,
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PATUXENT MANOR

Historic brick manor house. facing Pa
9 rms. bath and fireplaces: acres of
land; 3S miles from WASHINGTON; needs
RESTORING SACRIFICE, $3.50. Phone
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CENTRAL AVE.
RANDOLPH VILLAGE

SloO DOWN ana Balance $40 Monthly
Five asbestos Shingled BUNGALOWS lust
completed. consisting of 5 rooms. basement,
t tilsd bath. built-in tub. kitchen cabinet
SINK all modern convenienceS: lot SOx2OO;
strawberries and trees. To get to property
50 out Central ave: miles beyond Capitol
Heights. FEDERAL FINANCE Co, 9I5
New YORK ave. NV. MA 741R A.
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WILLIAM BOSWELL,
S13,950-Wooded Setting,
Chew Chase Md

Must be sold Out-of- town owner IS
Offering this detached center hall-plan
brick home at sacrifice price Cost
ST., 500. There are 8 spacious rooms 3
bedrooms of master size, > tile ba tbs. 1st-
hoor den; buffers pantry. Modernly
equipped kitchen with breakfast alcove
Finished and insulated attic. maids room
and bath, AUTOMATIC HEAT Built-in
garage for = cars. Beautiful lot 6Oxl 40
with a creek winding through the garden
EVENINGS CALL Mr.. MATTHEW'S, no
1895. THOMAS J. FISHER a. CO, INC,
REALTORS DI 6S3O
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BEST BUY,
AMER UNIV PIX

O4VIN.
New brick center-hall. near Mass ave.
l block to bus. less than squares to park
and shop center. new theater. etc; large
bedrooms on End floor. smallest of which
accommodates twin beds: , baths. foored
attic with ample space for add rooms
II needed; knotty pine paneled den on LIST
moor screened, inclosed porch. 1Ox3O it.
large recreation room at small add cost II
oeslred Large shade trees, garage: only
S12.950. on very easy terms Call MR..
SHAEER Dill hSoS or MA nSSR
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j. b. TIFFEY,
and Son.
Georgia 1870.

ATTENTION-NEW sPECIALsIOPEN.
1885 2Sth ST. Sc, at Pa ave-. left turn
near shopping center, schools churches. etc.
Attractive. rooms. club room. = complete
baths; very easy terms. Selling fast Sc
lect yours now. E. w. BAILEY, owner,
builder Adams 1886
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GLOVER PARK.
NEW-HoUsE CONDITIONED.
81 $50. Corner; bedrooms, brick: has
insulated and cauiSed bult"in ssrase: eIose
% buses schools; stores and streetcars.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
80 18th st. Realtor. Ma O753
WOODBRIDGE HEIGHTS
"a Part of the Franciscan Monastery
Grounds
NEW HOMES
Exhibit Home, 3726 18th st. NE.
this new home contains bedrooms and
tiled baths in its spacious floor plan.
room. complete kitchen and breakfast room
on hrst floor Recreation room, lavatory
and LANDRY IN ga
insulated furred walls. gas heat. Large
Handicapped lot.
S10,45O.
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY
Out RHODE 1sds Isla3d ave 70 18th St ne
LOUIS H. HALL, REALToR.
2125 Rhode Island Ave. NE Ho e02G
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
New Colonial brick home of rooms.
fireplace. Law and shower in basement.
Law. on first floor; b.-i. garage: lot IS
wide with trees. Reasonably priced at
SI0450. on reasonable terms
BETHESDA, MD.
Very attractive hve-room Colonial brick
home. situated on beautiful lsndsca ped lot.
by picket o fence very
facing park. Priced below $3.50 for i'm
mediate sale
BRICK BUNGALOW,
Near Mass. and Western avenues Price.
$3.50: small cash payment, monthly pay
ments less than rent. Five large rooms.
foored attic. recreation room with fire.
place. Oil heat. large lot.
L. G. WHITE. INC.
Real Estate. Loans and Insurance.
71O1 Wisconsin Ave WI 1900. .
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DUPLEX APTS.,l
COMFORTABLE AND CONVENIENT.
zoos End ST. NE.
224 T ST. NE.
2 rooms, kitchen and bath with shower.
fully screened. including rear porch: avn
3nss. terraced lawns with garden furniture,
shade trees and shrnbbery Convenient
transportation: near schools and churches.
water furnished
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY
UNTIL 9 PM
RESIDENT MANAGER on Premises.
VIM. H. Saunders Co., Inc,
1919 X st. NV. District 1915
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

BIG LIST. D. C. MD-REDUcED: TERMS
rade. Get data. Save time. worry, money
z RYON CO. Ma. 1907. GE 6l46
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GEORGETOWN

very charming Groom house, many
unusual features, very large gsrden; auto.
REALTY CO, no. 290I Exclusive agent
NEAR NORTH CAPITOL AND MADISON
sts.-Detached brick. rooms. ] bedroom
very small; fireplace: about years old;
lot 50xl so: unusual circumstances forces
sale at S6,950
ANY NJ now Daoytor rr
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pSOSGS "ANIGb ~ bUI.
CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK OR FRAME,
ghit1 or colored. any condition. E A.
Pay dIGHL.ST ALL-CAsH PRICES PoR
Do houses, no commission MRS
p, c. HOUSES. WHITE OR coLoRED
1870 8e s aent ave sD% ME- a7 i5sRoHEckER
HAVE CLIENT WITH 100000 TO INVEST
IN to IL room houses. D. c. only
TAMMARO, MA. 1888; eve, co. 5000.
WO. S30S.
g TO 9 ROOMS. PREFER OLD HOUSE.
DI. 45os: eve and Sun, Georgia $500.
GALL ,WAsHINGJoMS LARGEST BUYERS
3 nj 6orf fEsE R6R7u 3 40FFz ONE IE
1889. LEO n. Bernstein Z CO. ME e
$500
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR HOUSES, d. C.
or nearby Maryland. in any condition
" r CoTHERN' el5 New York ave. NV.
GOVERNMENT EMPLoYE WILL PAY
cash, property in D. C or nearby Md;
SItrlctlg conhdential: positively no brokers.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D
G. property if the price is right. Frame or
brick large or small: condition immaterial.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos No. Cap Realtor. Ma. 0s7s
CASH AT ONCE.
-, We will buy your. old house or will take
it in, trade for one Of our new houses. Write
or phone. Give full particulars. No delays:
no charge unless deal is made
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP,
14ls H st NV. District 1877.
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NEAR 18th AND PARK RID.
UNUSUAL Arm. APT SIS
THE NORWOOD,

1343 East Capitol ST.. Apt. "a rooms.
reception hall. bath: cleo. refR,; S4S.50.
$25 Unusual Bargain. $25
614 Elliott st. n.e.-S large rooms and
bath; Apply Kraft g. Co., ne st. ne.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WE NEED HOUSES.
Clients waiting for desirable houses in
all sections. We specialize in rentals
Phone or write
DIXIE REALTY CO.,
1417 L st. NV. MA. $3.50.
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WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW.
SHEPHERD PARK

Must be sold, large rooms. foored attic,
fireplace, oil heat garage; only $500 cash,
balance like rent H. c. MAYNOR, 2314
Rhode Island ave. ne. NO. 1898.
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5O32 NORTH CAPITOL ST

5O32 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
| Beautiful new corner house at only
| SS $50. This house faces a wide. newly
| paved street and is complete in every de-
tail including chestnut trim and oak
floors and built-in garage. other houses
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LOTS WANTED.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

2-BEDROOM COTTAGE ON THE CHI
apeake Bay available Immediately fol
weeks $50. Chestnut 0l32.
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COOn SECTION ST

HOME WITH 3 APIS, SEMI-DETACHED
brick. Priced for quick sale
OWENS PFALTY CO.,
1343 II st. wv. (Rm 400 ME- 0496
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very unusual circumstance when you
neighborhood for such a low price as this
Has been reduced several thousand dollars
70 erect an immediate sale. Over $4,000
mas been spent on reconditioning Center
nall brick. liv. room, din. room kit study
ana iavatory on first floor. Four bedrooms
heat. Large lot with 2-car brick garage
immediate occupancy may be had Or
portunities of this kind are very rare.
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON.
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Aurora Hills. Va,-Rargain

oughly sound conditioned. BUT needing in
terioT decorating IS YOURS for ONLY
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New detached brick overlooking city: six
rooms. > baths, recreation room. built-in
garage; side porch: can be sold on easy
terms or will trade. Call Mr.. Altman.
Franklin 1904
WAPJ.E & JAMES. INC.
1924 14th St NV DI 333b.
$3.50 9th ST. NV
T-room. ] ~ baths. h.-wh. oil: 4
bedrooms, Gear det garage Price reduced
for quick sale Mr. Lynch. RA. I242.
WAPIE A. LANES. INC DI 324f
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81. OU.UU.
Bedroom and Bath on First Floor
New detached all-brick; 3 bedrooms and
. baths; oil air-conditioned: storage attic,
brick garage, screened porch; on wide,
deep lot, paved street; near Kenwood. Md
This is real value: terms to responsible
party. Phone Mr.. LANE. WI $3.50. or OS56.
BEDROOMS, ia BATHS
Here is the house that so many home
buyers have been looking for. 1t has
large bedrooms and baths on End hoor
den and lavatory on st floor: finished attic
and beautiful recreation room in basement:
location is ideal, trees. transportation and
everything. Easy financing Call Mr.
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aO4 PHILADELPHIA AVE. SILVER
Spring. rooms, bath. practically new
detached garage; $50. ~
rs Maple ave. Takoma Park. Nd -
ise outside rooms. porch. heated; 500
DoQR
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY, GOOD HOUSE
and lot in suburbs: must be reasonable.
Box SCR. Star. s.
WE NEED HOUSES ALL SECTIONS OF
Arlington to rent and sell; OLD DO
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SS.45O-Marvelous center-hau plan de-
tached home. unusually large rooms, huge
closets screened sleeping porch Needs
some redecoratinR. however. Out-of-town
owner says sell at bargain. REALTY AS
SOCRATES, INC. MA. 1893 until pm.
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OPEN TONIGHT 3 10 Q
S37 ALLISON ST. NV.

Attractive semi-det. corner brick, large
rooms. bath. auto. heat, porches; spacious
grounds, ETC.; beautifully reconditioned and
reduced to only $3.50 on terms.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Has been greatly reduced for quick sale
Property is clear and can be financed to
suit. large rooms. "a baths, automatic
Mr.. Partlow, RA. 1896, d. 3346. MAPLE
a. JAMES INC
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TO 100 ACRES. $50 PER ACRE AND
up: woods. springs. stream. high hills. coed
view; 20 minutes from District. Shep-
herd 64S5,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-14

His excellency, the Governor Of Con-
nectlcut, will march with the ID.
A. v. delegates In Flag Day pa
rade.
arate business meetings Of both Or
CARNATIONS, and luncheon for
Gold Star mothers at The Elton by
the auxiliary. Additional business
meetings were being held this after
noon. I
Tonights convention events In
clude street parade, participation
in the waterbury lodge OF Elks Flag
Day exercises, and special D. A.
v. Flag Day program at Temple
hall, with Gov. Raymond e. Bald
win as tho principal speaker. Wal
ter Overtoa Of this city Is expected
TO be chosen state commander OF
the annual election tomorrow.
Promised Legislation.
The legislative committee an.
nounced this morning that II will
present to the convention tomorrow
the following proposed legislation
n That wives and widows Of
disabled veterans be given the
same property tax exemptions the
disabled veterans now have.
~ That wives and widows Of
disabled veterans be exempted
from the Old Age Assistance tax.
~ That q commission be ap-
pointed - saNdy The problem Of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-14
FACTORIES ADD
TO PAY-ROLLS.
General Expectations Of
War Time OBOm Enter.
tanned By Public

A real "war time boom" Is ex-
pected In waterbury within the
next two weeks. In fact one Is al
ready underway. Although local
manufacturer admit they are TAX
ing on help they will not tell the
number Of extra men being taken
on"
Il was learned from O reliable
source by O reporter for The Demo-
crat today that 40 men were hired
Wednesday morning ct the Chase
Company plant In Waterville and II
Is reported that 80 more are now
being hired TO make up three
shift day, which the plant Is said TO
be ready TO put into operation.
Similar activities are also reported
at the plants Of the American Brass
Company and the Scovill Company.
Orders for war materials, which
were not accepted 80 soon are said
10 be arriving rapidly and the heads
Of local factories are making prep
arations for "full steam ahead, In
the belief that further orders for
materials must come.
It Is the general belief that the
present war boom will be the big
gest In the history Of local factories
and one that will greatly exceed the
boom Of the last war.
The Chase Company In taking In
employees yesterday called upon old
employees, many Of whom have been
out OF work for O considerable
length Of time. This policy Is also
being followed by the other local
factories.
The employment offices Of oil fac
tories In the city are said 10 be
busier now than they have been, for
years.
In addition TO reengaging old en-
ployes the employment Offices OF Gil
factories are said 10 be "lining up"
oil available mechanics and men
qualified for factory work In anti
cipation Of the big increase In bus
mess expected.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-14

terbury Chapters Auxiliary, which
Is to be honored at the annual Flag
Day services OF the waterbury
Lodge OF Elks. Following the cere.
monies at the Elks the veterans and
their guests will assemble at Tenn
pie hall where O special program OF
exercises will be held, with Cover
nor Raymond Il. Baldwin delivering
the principal address.
The line OF march this evening
will be-: Meadow street TO Grand
street, to Bank street, to North
Main street, West Main street,
tnorth side Of Green) to Elks' home
The order TO march will be given OF
tbs o'clock. The parade will halt
opposite the Honor Roll on Grand
street and right face while the serv-
Ices OF the Honor Roll are being
conducted. The parade will be re-.
viewed ct City Hall by the Mayor
and OF The Elton Governor Bald
win will Join and march to the
Elks hall, where the governor, the
marshal, Captain j. Peter Costigan
and the guard officers will review
the parade.
Parade Divisions
The order Of march Is Us follows:
Head OF parade. Motor patrol,
Platoon of police with colors. Pla.
toon OF firemen with colors. Marshal
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-14
New Veterans Legislation Proposed By DA.V Delegate
Handy Jones Suffered
Anguish, Says Lawyer


Handy Jones, a, colored, Of "a
Canal srteet, charged with breach
OF the peace, was discharged by City
Court Judge John l.. Gaffney today
after Attorney A. Henry Weisman
declared that Handy suffered
enough In having his automobile
dented" by o hammer welded by
Frank Davis, 20, Of 10 Lafayette
street last night.
mo sentence your honor could
impose" said Attorney Weisman,
could equal the anguish Handy
suffered In seeing the fender Of his
sleek, ebony Packard dented. He 10
very proud Of his car"
Quarrel Starts
Both Jones and Davis were ares
ted after O quarrel on Davis pro-
perry where Jones had parked his
car while he delivered a message TO
O choir rehearsal which was going
on next door.
Jones claimed Davis ordered him
off the property.
II asked him 10 give me two min.
utes TO deliver my message" Jones
said, "but when came out he
cursed me and struck my car with
his hammer.
Davis was also discharged.
Thomas Mccarthy, SO, OF South
Main street, charged with breach
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-14

and aides with Elks escort. National
guard and reserve officers. National
guard colors.
First division: Corporal Coyle,
American Legion Drum Corps. Local
veterans organizations with mem.
bers who are In uniform. Local aux
Hilary colors and their members who
ore In uniform.
Second division: state comman-
der OF the Disabled American Vet.
Grams OF the World War, Ralp Quig-
ley and staff. Estate ofiicers). State
colors OF the D. A. v. and guards.
Members OF the state chapters, D. A.
", oil In uniform. Members OF Wa
terbury chapter, D. A. v, oil In
uniform.
Third division: East End Com
munity Drum Corps. state president
OF the auxiliary, D. A. ", and her
officers. State auxiliary colors. State
auxiliary members carrying flags on
right shoulder. Local auxiliary mem.
bers with flags.
Past Commanders
Last evening was observed o.
Past Commanders" Night. Blk past
state commanders and two past
state presidents OF the auxiliary
were honored guests at the cere.
monies held In X. Of p. hall Past
state Commander John J. Mulligan
greeted the delegates and friends
and presented Commander Ralph
w. Quigley Of Hartford and State
Auxiliary Commander Mrs. Antoi.
nette Kolinsky OF Middletown. One
OF the most distinguished guests IN
attendance last evening was COL
onel John II. Machine Gun" Par.
ker, Of the famous Yankee Division.
An honorary past commanders
badge was presented 10 Colonel
Parker. In his brief speech OF &C.
ceptanco no paid tribute TO the d.
A. v. and declared that he felt
highly honored by the recognition
accorded him. He also declared that
II would DO tragedy II the United
States ever became involved In the
current European war; He predict
cd that unless more caution was
exercised this country would be-
come q participant In actual hostil-
tiles.
Promoted by Congress
Congress has passed 0 bill pro.
noting Colonel Parker 10 brigadier
general retired. The veterans, some
OF whom served under the gallant
leader In the World War congratu-
lated him on his promotion and UNI
usual honor.
Colonel Parker speaking inform.
ally TO many OF his friends boosted
former American Legion Cominan-
der, Hanford MacNider for the pres
idency OF the United States. The
latter served as assistant secretary
OF war under President Calvin
Coolidge and later as u. 8. minister
10 Canada. In Colonel Parker's
opinion Jim" MacNider Is the only
logical man In America TO preside In
the White House during this hectic
period. He would be supported by
millions OF veterans and by the
rank and file OF the labor organic.
ations and farmer groups, ne de-
ciared.
state Banquet
Tomorrow's session will include
completion OF business and the cleo.
ton OF officers by both the state
Department and Its auxiliary.
In the evening the 10th annual
banquet will be ct The Elton. The
guest speakers will include y. 8.
Senator Francis T.. Maloney; Con-
gresham ]. Joseph Smith, Major
Thomas ]. Banigan Of the United
States and Veterans hospital. Over
400 reservations have been made.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-14

The French Army has opened q
recruiting station for dogs, which
may be accepted as gifts or on loan
for the duration OF the war.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-14
Waterbury Urged
To Aid Helpless
Victims Of War

Out Of France IN heard perhaps
the most hcart-touohlng appeal
ever TO be Issued by o nation; o
nation sensing, M put by Premier
Reynaud, the darkest hour Of It's
history"
II WONDER" said John M. Bur.
rail-, chairman Of the waterbury
chapter, American Red Cross, III
the people OF Waterbury quite
conceive not only the horror Of
broken men, women and children,
but also the great holocaust Of the
wounded, suffering, and dying
almost one might say, lmpaled
upon 0 cross Of suiferingj o con-
summation OF hatred which has set
nation against nation, leaving in
its path destruction Of oil one
holds dear. We Of America have
been challenged on never before TO
old, through the American Red
Cross, In binding UP the wounds
Of Thousands, and 20 give suee0r
In food, clothing and shelter 10
millions who today cannot help
themselves. May I again urge the
people Of Waterbury 10 give, and
II they have given, to give again,
for We know not when we may DO
In need"
The fund today reached q total
Of S17,277.77.
All contributions should be di.
rectcd 10 the Waterbury Chapter,
American Red Cross, 81 Field
street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-14
Congressman Miller
Scored For Attitude
On Proposed Benefits
10Th Annual State Convention in Session Here Today;
Flag Parade Tonight Election, Banquet Are
Closing Features Saturday

unemployment among veterans,
particularly among disabled vet
Grams.
q Rhat the state appropriate
$1,000 year for the ID. A. v. re-
Mobilization program,
81 That the ID. A. v. be given
representative on the Veterans
Home Commission.
81 That the ID. A. v, be given
representative on the Soldiers,
Sailors and Marines Relief Fund.
Past Commander John ]. Multi
gan Of this city charged that Con-
gresham Miller had opposed veter-
ans legislation ut the General AS
sembly, though himself o disabled
veteran. He declared that the con-
gresham had opposed further BEN
eflts for veterans, attacking espe-
cially proposal that the widows
Of disabled veterans be given prop
erty tax exemption. Mr.. Miller, II
was claimed by Mr.. Mulligan, had
falsely claimed that he was so In
structed by the American Legion.
Vote Of Thanks.
The thanks Of the delegates TO
Mr.. Mulligan for the splendid ar
rangements made by the convention
committee, OF which Mr.. Mulligan
Is chairman, was expressed by State
Commander Ralph Quigley, OF New
Britain, who presided.
The mems session was addressed
by Edward T. Buckingham, former
mayor Of Bridgeport, and now COM
pensation commissioner, and John
Connors, field representative Of the
Veterans administration, who rep
resented Major Thomas j. Banni-
gan.
rather o'shea, rector Of the
Church Of the Immaculate Concep-
ton, in his prayer at the joint
meeting today, urged oil present TO
offer thanks for living In o nation
where freedom still prevails. All
Americans, he said, should pray
that the leaders Of nations learn
TO follow the laws Of God, Of nature
and OF grace, 80 that man may
follow In the footsteps Of Jesus
Christ"
Mayors Address.
Mayor Scully, In an address, de-
clared that veterans know better
than anyone else the need for the
nation to arm as quickly and COM
pletely as possible. No nation In the
world Is now safe from aggression,
he asserted, citing the developments
- l.a