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sALE-nsCELLANEOUs.

"Adverffsemsnfs ander this head.
tne are presrmed to b from prt.
gate tndfuidNals unless the adpsr.
tissmeHt efves firm saws o. Q
basiaen address or states the word
Dealer. Members OF the pablie
pho ind dealers masqseradiH0 ts
this columa as priuats sndtvtdsals
ere nroed to report the matter to
The Star for tnpesticatios."
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PAPERING. rooms So up. Painting. 81
up. White mechanics. Free estimates,
phone Columbia nI1E lSs
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CORNETS-Durlng our Summer close-out
Sal4 Sale we can offer few real values in re-
GIonoltloneQ instruments: Wurlitzer 80 so:
Kino. 80: Buescher. SI3.50, XIII
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CHEVROLET '35 master r. sedan. S5o5
Elec. refrigerator and ll-tube Philco Sl0O
JIG Z st. Sc. 3rd floor, rear. Apply be-
tween q and pm
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RoOMING HOUSE. 100 block Euclid st ;
II rooms; income. S215: rent. $50; cheap
for cash. Phone Columbia 9575
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WANTED-WholeSal or retail business
or any opportunity showing satisfying
profits. Ready with cash 10 invest Ad-
dress Box 4s5-R, Star ONCE.
FRUIT STAND. doing good business; very
f1ne location. best in ne; will sell reason
ably. Phone Lincoln 953l.
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Floors Sanded, Finished.
L. T. Folk. 1857 Sherrier pl. NV. Clev. 052s.
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FOR SALE On account OF other business
kitchen. back porch: ali filled with Sood
guests: shows nice profit: $3.50 cash.
Near 18th and r. !. ave. NV. Phone De-
catur 5l95
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BUFFET. dining table. chairs, library
table. double iron bed and springs. vacuum,
cabinet mantel Phone Lincoln 41s6-W.
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BUILDING MATERIAL from 3-story brick
building p1is for sale. See foreman on Job.
Evening star., 1936-06-17

Lost and Found Advertisements
may Ee found on page A-3. col
urnn |
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PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING-Specia
dor the week. will paper rooms as low as
fast wall paper. All 1885 samples do my
own work. Father and son. Work guaran-
teed. Finest of references furnished
Call any time. Columbia 0633. or write
3535 Georgia ave. NV Is.
PAINTING Interior and Ext. FIRST
class work Respon mech
Low prices. Adams 1862. h4l IRVING n .N is.
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Good work. to cents So. IT; cheap
work. to B cents SO. #. Call Lincoln
1878, H. E. Richardson. 22'
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PAINTING papering. roofing. general re-
pairing: guaranteed; reas. M. l.. Smith,
ING-PAINTING-o Quality in service
assured. You deal direct with the workers.
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! COUCH. Colonial. mshosany: also Eng
Phone Adams 1850 "'
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ROOMINO HOUSE, fine NV. section: Is
rooms: income. $3.50 month: cheap rent.
II sold al once will take 5000 cash. bal
snce monthly payments Best house ever
offered Sl.IOO Rooming House Exchange
a. Sales Co. 1909 L NV, Room 204
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BED. iron, single, spring and mattress
$40; Oriental rugs. scatter size SO 1909
Kenyon st. NV. Do not phone.
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CAMERAS-.We buy sell trade useo cam
gains daily. Robbins. 500 18th st. nv
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DELICATESSEN with beer license. located
among apartment houses; in best NV.
business district; telephones on apt house
Switchboards: excellent income; sacrifice
price for quick sale. Phone North l0"05.
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BED. gate-leg table. chairs, dresser. chifs
forobe. chest OF drawers. fne rugs, linen
blankets; sacrifice. 2702 Wis. ave. Phone
Emerson 1884
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BlCYCLES-Rollfas ana other hiRh-Rrade
Goods Store. A24 9th "
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BATH ROOM FIXTURES Complete sets,
for sale cheap. Apply Norris Home I'm.
prOvement Co. 142T P st nv
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MASS. AVE NEAR 4th NW.-S rooms;
rent. $50; a real bargain $3.50 cash: house
flled. Rooming House Exchange. 1909 L
NV Room 2O4
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BATH ROOM OUTFIT. complete; steam .
heating plant, pipe, granite steps lumber.
matte h.-w. heater. iron fence. 1854 18th
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statesmen WANTED.

Excellent OPPORTUNITY Tor experienced
statesmen: leads furnished Apply Mr.. Cor
don. 339 Munsey Building
GOOD POSITIONS FOR FOUR
ACTIVE MEN AT ONCE.
If you are an honest man, who
deserves and really wants work,
we will give you immediate en-
ployment in a new business you
will learn to like because of the
money you can make. You must
be neat and clean and one hun
dred per cent in earnest. For
personal interview. apply 436
Evening Star Building, Eleventh
and Penna. ave. NV, at l o'clock
sharp Thursday afternoon.
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PAPERING 5 rms, 2-story hall $50 and
up: quick service; white mechanics. Call
any time; neat papers. Adams 1896.
PAPERING-5 rooms. 2-story hall. $50
complete; no better workmanship regard
less OF price. Met. Sl4S Col. OtiSA.
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SITUATIONS-wOMEN.

CASHIER 10 years experience. theater
Bond If necessary. Phone District 6959. .
STENOGRAPHER. age 2s. years expert
ence. Phone Decatur 3419. 1S'
WANTED-Several small bookkeeping posi-
Call West 1916. Reasonable salary. 22s
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GASOLINE accessories; large, beautiful
station: busy avenue: fully equipped; estab.
business: reasonable rental: long lease
Price. So 300. Address Box 235-S. Star
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ROOMING HOUSE. 10th and K SITS. NV I:
clean. good furniture; rent. S75; owner
III. must sell at once: SI.I00. Rooming
House Exchange 1909 L NV. Room 2O4 .
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RooMING HOUSE. 18th and L NV. all
nlled making good money: rent, S75: will
sacrifice. 5000. 1909 L NV. Room 204 =
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTED-SALESM
EXPANSION will permit employing three
through Summer: permanent il you quail
ify: apply . to IL. Room 2l0, 1927 Eye
st. NV.
MEN 80; 35 to 55 years Of age, fine pay
vancement. Apply S:15 am. tomorrow.
Room 4. 1855 Pa. ave. NV.
EDUCATIONAL SALESMAN
Experienced. high type, to represent ap-
proved mechanical institute. Must furnish
references. Car necessary. Plenty of
leads; 1905 cooperation. Liberal COM
pensation. Write for particulars. New
York-New Jersey Diesel Institution, 2s9
Halsey st, Newark N j
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

H st. ne; doing very good business; good
lease. low rent: will sell for all cash only.
Address Box 2b3-R Star offlce,
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bELIb' BELTS, BELTS Tor refriRerator6,
washing machines. water pumps stokerS
wood workers and other machines. Harris
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BANJO-Slightly used Bacon Senorita.
$40 so kits 1870 a AZ
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


ADDING MACHINE. Burroughs S27 60:
Barrett portable: sacrifice Columns each'
1869 Col. rd.. Apt. 302 Adams 4oi2'
AIR VENTnATORS-Air-c IN
air. ventilatinE fan at $3.50 comnIsts
with panel; may solve your problem. In
stalled with four screws; for stores. res
fan. S22.5O. Repairing Harris hrma-
ture Co. 9th and NV North 1870 .
ALADDIN TRAILER HOME, 1895 model.
tSiy Gs isYs,Dd sGIIped N Al condition. $3.50 cash.
ARMATURE wINDING-SaVe money on
elec.. motor repairs; large stock motors.
brushes, bearings etc; starters. gener-
Armature Co. 9th &c o NV North ig2O's
AUTO. TTREs--Four, tires and tubes, two
rims for 3Ix6 used about 5000 miles.
102 Carroll ave, Hyattsville. Nd
So so. kits, 1880 O St "''''~'
BATH ROOM OUTFIT. complete; steam.
heating plant, pipe, granite steps. lumber.
sash and doors. gas stove. PittsburR auto
matte NV. heater, iron fence. 1894 18th
BATH ROOM FIXTURES. 8 complete sets.
for sale cheap. Apply Norris Home I'm.
provement Co. 1427 P st. NV.
BED; sats.les table: chairs. dresser. ehif.
blankets; sacrifice. 2T02 Wis. ave. Phone
BED BED iron; single sDr,ng and mattress,
3 ivtu, VI IIeutai Iuss. scatter size, Sl0. 1909
kenyon ST. NV. Do not phone.
BEDS. So bed room suite. S35. davenport
suite. S25; crib. SIS: breakfast set S6:
gate e-leg table. dining rm suite occ chairs
studio couch. Edelman. 1909 Georgia ave.
BELTS, BELTS. BELTS for refrigerators.
washing machines. water pumps, stokerS'
wood workers and other machines Harris
Armature Co. 9th g. o NV. North l920.s
BlCYCLES--Rollfas ana other niRh.Rrade
wheels Hazelton Bicycle a 6rortinR
Goods Store. 424 9th NV
BRICK BUILDING a. PItJAfHrNC, u.t..
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bEDS. S6i bed room suite. S35: davenport
suite, S25: crib. SIS: breakfast set, SO:
gate-leg table, dining rm. suite occ chairs
studio couch. Edelman 1909 Georgia ave ,
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Save money on

AUTO TIRES-Four tires and tubes, two
rims for 3Ix6. used about 1000 miieH
102 Carroll ave. Hyattsville Md.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT CoMPANIE

TAKE ADVANTAGE or OUR Low PRICES
IND So 90 MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Paperlng Heating
PAINTING Oil Burners
Fiooring oorch Enclosures
Plumbing RemodeIinc
Ca1 Mr. TABOR at Metropolitan OS54
For Free Estimate
THE HOME MODERNIZING CO
1909 9Th st NV. Night Phone Cley 5000
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PAPERING. Painting rlght and reasonabIe:
do my own work. Decorate before hot
weather. Edwards. phone Randolph 4473.
Evening star., 1936-06-17

PAPERlNG PAINTING-AVerage room SO.
do my own work Satisfaction guaranteed
Call Metz any time. Columbia O3O6.
Evening star., 1936-01-02
Informal Parties
AtClOse of Holiday

Miss Mary Farley Ames, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Ames
of Clarendon, Va, entertained at a
dinner and dancing party last eve
ming at the Shoreham. The guests
were Miss Louise Backus, Miss Mar
garet Rust, Miss Dorothy Rust, Miss
Joan Doyle, Miss Betty w. Stone
Miss Clara Schnackel, Miss Adrienne
Odenthal, Mr.. Blackwell Davis, Mr..
Kenney Brookings, Mr.. Billy Backus,
Mr.. Dean Caldwell, Mr.. Charles
Nicholson, jr.; Mr.. William Ames, jr :
sMr Frank Backus and Mr.. Michael
Baker
DR.. and Mrs. Allen A. Stockdale
| had as their guest for dinner last
evening at the Little Tea House Mrs,
3. r. Pudifin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest H. Augusterfer
gave a small holiday dance Monday
night for their son, Mr.. Donald w.
Augusterfer, in their home on New
Hampshire avenue. Among the guests
were Miss Florence Greaney, Miss
Shirley Brookshire, Miss Peggy Smith,
Miss Betty Phillips, Miss Elma Will
liams, Miss Helen Housen, Miss e.
CARMEL, Miss Marjorie Mayhem. Mr..
James Cooke, Mr. Elwood Talley, Mr..
John Hamacher, Mr.. Albert Dudley,
Mr.. Robert Dixon and Mr.. Bernard
Mayhem.
Mr.. and Mrs. William McNeir en-
tertained at an informal tea Saturday
afternoon in honor of their niece,
Miss Janet Young, and her f1ance,
Mr.. Cove Griffith Johnson, jr, whose
engagement was recently announced.
Evening star., 1936-01-02

THE President and Mrs. Roose-
welt will entertain at dinner
this evening in honor of the
~ Vice President and Mrs. John
Nance Garner, the second of the
state dinner parties on the official
schedule this season. Additional
guests have been invited for the
The Japanese Ambassador and
Nine. Saito will attend the buffet sup
per which Capt. Tamon Yamaguchi
will give this evening in his apart
ment in Alban Towers for members
of the embassy staff.
The Ambassador and Nine. Saito
were also present at the buffet supper
which the military attache and Nine.
Matsumoto gave last evening in their
home on Grafton street. in Chevy
Chase, for the members of the en-
bassy staff.
The Minister Of Switzerland and
Nine Peter have had as their guests
for several days their son, Mr.. Marc
Peters. jr., and his f1ancee, Miss
Frances Gardiner, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Hallowell Gardiner
OF Brookline, Mass Miss Gardiner
will leave today for her home and
MIR. Peter. jr., will accompany her to
Boston, where he will resume his
studies at the Harvard School Of
Architecture. The Minister and Nine.
Peter entertained at a small tea Tues
day for Miss Gardiner
Nine. Peter will not be at home to-
morrow afternoon.
Evening star., 1936-01-02
News of Maryland.
Virginia Residents

Mai and Mrs. E. Brooke Lee of
Silver Spring, Md, moved yesterday
into their new home at Norwood
Corner, near Sandy Spring, Md. Maj,
and Mrs. Lee have been living at
the Shoreham for several months
while awaiting completion of the
house.
DR.. and Mrs. William Meyer will en-
tertain at dinner in their home. in
Herndon, Va. this evening, in compli-
ment to Mr.. Roger Sullivan, city treas
urer of Alexandria, Va, and Mrs. Sui
hvan. Miss Joyce Sullivan. Mr.. and
Mrs Leonard Miller and Miss Rebecca
Miller, all of Alexandria.
Mr.. Dashwood P. Darling was host
last evening at cocktail party in his
home, near Chantilly. Va. Mrs. George
Raymond Huffard Of Fairfax assisted.
and additional guests from Fairfax
included Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick DaW-
son Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
D. Graham, Capt. and Mrs. Joseph C..
Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tansill
Oliver, jr.; Mr.. and Mrss James McC.
Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Cartmal Henderson. Mr.. Huffard, Mr..
Robert J. McCandlish, jr.; Mr.. James
Keith and Miss Randolph Richardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton D. Cricken-
berger of Lyon Park, Va, were hosts
Tuesday evening at bridge and buffet
supper. their guests remaining to well
come the new year. Guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Crickenberger,
ME-. and Mrs w. H. Tilmon, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mayhugh, all of Washing
ton; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Thompson
of Lyon Park and Mrs. Thompsons
. brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs George c. Simmons Of Syracuse.
N. Y, who are their house guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred c. Paul of
Wynnewood Park, Silver Spring, Md,
have as their house guest for the New
Year holidays Mrs. Sylvia Dixon Of
Baltimore, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cassius NJ. Lawrence
entertained at New Year eve party
In their home, in Herndon, Va. Con-
tract bridge was played during the eve
ming, and a supper was served at mid
night. Among their guests were Lieut..
Comdr. and Mrs. Edward B. Rogers
of Annapolis, Nd: Miss Dorothy
Evening star., 1936-01-02

Rogers Of New Brunswick, N j.;
Miss Katharine Rogers of Trenton,
N. j.: Mrs. John Willman of Ithaca,
N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Hen
derson of Chantilly, Va. Mr.. Holcomb
Rogers, Miss Edith Rogers and Miss
Matilda Decker of Floris, Va, and Mrs.
T. Edgar Aud. Mrs. Powell Summers
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. Barbour Hutch
ison, all of Herndon. Va. High scores
were made by Mrs. Summers and Mr..
HutchiSon.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crossan en-
tertained at party ano dance New
Year eve at their home, near Silver
Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1936-01-02
McTyier.C .Cassell
ENGAGEMENT Told

Mr.. and Mrs. d. M. Cassell OF
Burke's Garden, Va, announce the
engagement of the formers sister
Frances Cassell. to Mr.. Floyd x. Nc
Tyler of Washington.
Miss Cassell is the daughter oi
the late Mr.. and Mrs. M. Cassell. She
attended Lenoir Rhyme College al
Hickory, N. c. At the present time
Evening star., 1936-01-02
The Vice President and
Mrs. Garner Honor Guests
At White House Tonight
President and Mrs. Roosevelt Hosts at Sec
ond of State Dinner Parties
This Season.
This Season.

Hamilton Fish, jr., will give q dinner
party this evening for her daughter
and son. Miss Susan Rogers and Mr.,
Chaplin Rogers, In honor of Miss Peggy
McNeale. The dinner will be followed
by dancing.
Representative Charles Kramer of
California has arrived at the Shore
ham for the season. Mrs. Kramer is
detained in Chicago by the illness of
her sister.
Representative Thomas c Hennings,
jr., also has arrived at the Shoreham
for the season. having come from his
home in Missouri.
Mrs. william r. Gibson, wife Of
Brig. Gen. Gibson, entertained at
luncheon today at the Shoreham in
honor of Mrs. Joseph Newcomb Of New
York City, who is visiting in the Capl-
tai.
: Col and Mrs. William w. Overton
entertained at dinner New Year eve
at the Little Tea House, having AS
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Brit
baker, Miss Margaret L. Todd and M
Weston Morley of New York.
Capt and Mrs Emmet c. Gudger
have as their guests at the navy yard
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. B. Smith.
Lieut.. and Mrs. j. F. Way enter
tanned at dinner at the Shoreham last
evening, having among their guests
Lieut.. and Mrs D. F. Williamson, Lieut..
and Mrs. W. R. Edsall, Lieut.. and Mrs
H. F. Eckberg and Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
Morrison.
Evening star., 1936-01-02

Hudson in the home of Mrs. Kerbey's
father, the late Judge Byron s. Waite
of the United States Customs Court.
They have made their home in Wash
ington for ~ years. Assisting at the
reception were Mr.. and Mrs. Kerbey's
three daughters, Miss Betty Kerbey.
Miss Marjorie Kerbey and Miss
Josephine Kerbey, and Mrs. Byron 6.
Waite.
Evening star., 1936-01-02

she is teaching in the Virginia public
schools in Tagewell County.
Mr.. McTyier Is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. McTyier Of Georgia and
New York. He attended the Peddie
School at Highstown, N. j., and New
York University. He Is the assistant
business secretary Of the Young Mems
Christian Association Of washington.
Evening star., 1936-01-02
Mr.. and Mrs. Kerbey
Give Reception

Mr.. and Mrs. McFall Kerbey were
at home Tuesday afternoon at their
residence, 4424 Volta place northwest.
in observance of their silver wedding
anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs. Kerbey
were married at Yonkers on the
Evening star., 1936-01-02

Beacon Planned.
Australia's first aerial radio beacon
is to be established at Mascot.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-11

Greblunas, Mrs. Clara Ciochetti, Attorney Michael J. Galullo. Gaer- ino Iriorucci, Vincent Mature, An- thony Fucito. and John Savino. The toastmaster was Anthony Co., lucci, president of the junior branch of the society.
 Those Present
 Louis DeCosmo, s. J. Martin, Jo- seph Amodeo, John DiLeo, Nicola DiMaria, John Vechione, Vito M. Travisano, Daniel Capelli, John Jannetty, Charles Negaro, Vito Ciampi, Fred Tulacro, Amello Tome, Giramin Moffa, Louis Dizinno, Roc- co Genua. Peter Augelli, John AL teri, Amelia Petto, Antoinette D. Angelo, Giuseppe D'Angelo, Cateri- no Martin, Nellie Putetti, Clara Ci- chetti, Julia Peroetta, Filomena, Dantino, Antoinette DiMaria, Attor- ney Michael J. Galullo, Tony DAn- gelo, Charles Amodeo, Anthony Fi- ceto, Rocco Ciampi, Steve Gianelli, Sam Fazia, Anthony J. Colucci, At- torney George J. Crocicchia, Rev. P. w. Flynn, Rev. D. J. Birarelli, Will liam T. Harrington, John Savino, Guerino Fiorucci, Angelo Ortelle, Anthony Ariola. Alphone Ortelle, Louis Ortelle, Charles Stango, Arf- tonic Caputto, P. Groffa, Carmine Etergino, Mergi Maggi, Ambrose Maggi, Vincent Mature, Anthony Ficeto, Charles Amodeo, Tony D'An- gelo, John F. Greblunas, H. P. Mo- Grath.
 R. Cappalletti, Frank Place, R. Cappel. Rocco Place, Charles Fish CT, Charles Buzzutto, Arthur Mis- tura. Patsy Grant, Thomas Crap ponc, Joseph Palino, Alexander Yose Angelo Miro, Michael Varanclli, Ralph V. Tremaglio, Vincent Cipria- no, Michael Paoh. A. Aucella, Jo- scph Famiglietti, James F. Borrelli, Patsy Varanelli, Joseph Augelli. An- tonic DeLucia. Anthony Recchia, Harry 5asso, Gaetano DeLucia. Pas quale, Varanelli, Louis Varanelll, John T. Russo, Joseph Laccone, Guido Ascione, Prank D'Angelo, Frank Famlgletti, John Ortelle, Jo- seph Ortelle. George Dayino. John Varanelli, Tony Marciano. Harry Aurigemma, Joseph Rlnaldi. Pas quale Ciochetti. Vincent Paolino, Vincent Ciproano, Louis Aucella, Antonio DiStefano. Patsy Ciochetti, James Mancnctti. Vincent Paliadi- no. John DiPietro.
 Arthur Gianelli. Anthony Faml- gletti. Prank Tofna, Sam Pirolo, Mi- chacl DelPo. Joseph Licese. Charles Spiotti. John J'Anthony, Louis R. DiLeo. Nicholas Mature. Louis Roc- co, Anthony Fibre, John J. Roberts Lorenzo D'nAgeio. Tony D'Angelo
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-11
WOMEN FAVOR
 PEACE MEETING
Special Afternoon Panel Arranged for WOmen's
 Club

In conjunction with a mass meet ing open to the public on Tuesday evening at the Waterbury Women's club, a special afternoon panel on the subject How Can The United states Keep Out of Warp, will be conducted by Mrs. David P. Gaines.
 The speakers who will appear at the evening session on the same question are. Dr. Robert W. Searle, general secretary of the Greater New York Federation of Churches; Rabbi Eisenstein; Rev. Pr. Donald A. MacLean of Catholic University, Washington, D. c. Local speakers will be Atty. Chase Kimball.
 The complete list of committees for the all day session Is as follows ,
 General chairman, Thomas S. Smith; secretary, Dorothy M. Craw- ford.
 Russell B. Bass, John Murphy John W. Clark, Michael Russo, Franklin D. Barringer, Raymond Smith, Rev. Harold Craw, Rev Thcodore c. Bolilin, Rev. Aston J. Smith, Benjamin Meyers, Mrs Arthur Reed Kimball, Miss Anna platt, Jamese A. Burns, Mrs. j.. HaYold Root, Rabbi William B. Grcenfeld: NaugatucE, Mrs. c. P. Rodenbach; Southbury, Rev. Mir Hickcox; Torrington, Rev. R. B. Cordcll; Plymouth, Clarence Pratt; Woodbury, Rev. Roland Ewing; Wa tertown, Mrs. William r. Davis; Thomaston, Rev. Murray Hunter. Publicity.
 The publicity committee follows: Edward II. Davis, chairman, Miss ThcIma Race, Mrs. Guy Winston, Miss Elizabeth Kane, Rev. Thom- as Chappell, Rev. T. L. Sinclair.
 Sponsors committee: Chase Kim ball.
 Steering committee: Fred Smed- Icy. chairman; Edward Davis, Thcmas Smith. John W. McGurk.
 Literature: Miss Marjorie Far Icy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-11
others Day Evokes Greatest Tribute in Years
RED CROSS WILL
 REVIEW LABORS
Has Been MObiIized Twice in Past Year to Take
 Care of Disasters
BY PHIL NEWsOM United Press Stan CorrespOndent)

United Press Stan CorreSpOndent)
 Chicago, May II -(UP)-- The American Red Gross met today to review Q year which twice has seen 1t mobilize against major peace-time disasters. More than 2,000 delegates, representing all the states, regis tered for the annual convention.
 Tn a letter to Admiral Gary T. 0rayson, chairman of the national organization, President Roosevelt greeted the delegates.
 Praise of President
 '"You are dedicating your hands and heads and hearts to healing the wounds of humanity, and-which is better still-in many instances erad. icatipg the causes of those wounds" the president wrote.
 Tt is indeed fortunate that we have in this country of ours an or- ganizntion such as yours. Yours b truly c brotherhood of service.
 'Like the government. you exist only to serve to the best of your ability the people who created you. Like the government, your organt- gation is composed of the rank and file of the people in every county of every state and territory in the union.
 "In more than 76o communities, most of them in rural sections, the Red Gross has been the only agency of relief except that given by the government.
 "The American Red Gross is mak- ing this country Q better place in which to live"
 Admiral GrsysOn Speaks
 "Our great problems this spring were the floods and tornadoes which affected 20 states and dam- aged the property of 640,000 people" !" Admiral Grayson said in an address ct the first session.
 "There were over 800 deaths and over 5000 injuries. Tornadoes seri- ously damaged or destroyed 4,600 homes. One hundred and forty thousand families were flooded"
 The nation contributed $7,600,000 for flood and tornado Red Cross aid, he said.
 Veterans organizations, the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, the Salva- ton Army, local relief agencies and many others have stood shoulder to shoulder to achieve Q unified plan of relief under Red Cross direc- tion," Admiral Grayson said. "AS I visited these flood and tornado states I heard time after time splen- did stories of cooperation and saw much that was tragic and heroic"
 A goal of 6,000,000 members has been set for next year, hc said, as part of Q national move to replen- ish the organizations reserve funds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-11
CAPTAIN BELL IS
 GUEST AT DINNER

Capt. Edward Bell was the guest of honor Saturday night at the 18th annual banquet of Co. P, Kellogg Guards, 102d Infantry, at SuoZZo's grill. Major A. Fred Oberlin of New Haven, commander of the End bat talion, 102d Infantry, was among the guests.
 Seated at the speakers table were Capt. F. c. Bell, Maj. A. Fred Ober- lin, Lieut. c. c. Baldwin. Lieut. J. o. Wolfe, and Sergt. St. John.
 Members of the organization who attended the dinner were: Thomas J. Tracy. Clifford EYitts, A. M. Titz- simons, Wallace J. 1nglis, Alfred J. Linden, Hervcy IT. Baribault, James Fl. Finnegan, James E. Foley, Ed ward P. Sullivan, John P. Sweeney, Andrew J. Thayer, Ernest A. Her mans, Edward J. McNerny, Irving Daniels, Edward J. Lane, William F. Higgins and Leo P. Dionne.