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HELP
We need houses and lots in Silver
spring, Takoma Park. Petworth, Bright
wood and WoodSide
ROBERT E. LOHR.
31l CEDAR ST. GEORGIA Oss1
COLORED-DETACHED RMS. BATH
and porch: on S, near 6th st. NV: S3415;
easy terms. PALKIN, National 37lO.
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NOW BUILDING
AlR-CONDITIONED HOME

Cape Cod style, in brick , good-slzrd
rooms, hoored attIc; house az stage now
"htre certain appointments such as Tx
lures, paper, etc, can be selected Dy pur-
chaser. Price. ~I5Uu.
Both OF these homes may be inspected.
Location: 1000 block Nicholas St.. gust
Oh E+>H.NB on B4EG., or call
W. S. HOGE, Jr..
walnut 1910. Ewes. and sun, Walnut GlIs,
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HOUSES FOR SALE,
UNDER $1,000.
Terms Less Than Rent.
Possession With DenOsit

Open Today-Inspect.
4019 14th st. NV
, Newly decorated brick home; rms,
tile bath, cleo. refrigeration, new range.
ROGER MOSS, 927 18th. DISTRICT 3121. .
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S5,600.

Lyon Park, Va > rms, stories, Cape
Cod; fun base; minutes downtown
Wash. Direct from builders. Other and
I'M. houses under construction.
McCLAINE
21OO Wilson Blvd. Clar Va. Wal. 9292.
AIlIl GlLl-
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.
PUT BUSINESS

Ability into the manaRement OF a IrtI,
iafm. INTELLIGENT people are using
tnelf headS and applying the discoveries
more money from or 10 acres than for-
merry made from 100. Read this and
reap. 10 acres. fairly good Groom
mousse barn. . horses and ali farm edIJip-
ment. Beautiful OUTLOOK Located near
great great Falls, Va. and all for So 900 90.
Don ! %aiL! ASK for Mr.. Warfield
ROBT. L. McKEEVER co. INC.
Shoreham Bldg MntI =. ~,
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
DOWNTOWN 18th ST.

Brick: 4 stories and basement; l l rooms
Is bed rooms), . baths several lavatories
steam heat, electricity; price. $4,000.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th st. NV Realtor Natl O753.
Evening Phone, Georgia 49S7.
CHEVY CHASE, D. G..
Near the hishest point of elevation in
lavatory a bed rooms each entering onto
halD. h.-w.h., elec,, screened, weather.
strips. hardwood floors. 2-car built-in
garage; price, S12 500.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
,729 18th st. Realtor Natl. 0753.
Evenings. Phone Georgia 9O12.
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HIGHLAND PARK, VA.

Center Hail Room
New brlcF spacious rooms side porch.
buIlt-ln garage. l4-aCre Iaudsca ped ana
lmpTuFeC lot. accessible TO city ana close
10 rails Church. Hard to duplicate al
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

WILL EXCHANGE MODERN TWO-FAM-
lily house in Takoma Park for land suitable
way, preferably Route /. Address Box
1910. Star office.
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4 4-ROOM sHINGLEB BUNGAI,OW-
FOR SPECIAL TERMS

Ami. h,-W.h.. lot 6UxIUU lear ga
rage -, 900; terms to SUIT purchaser. J.
HARRIS ROGERS HyatLS lUG Once
open 10 8 . m. including SUNDAYS
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BUILDERS SACRIFICE.
MUST SELL.

We have been asked to get an offer on
TINS: Seml-EngiSh new 2-story brick s
rooms and bath. Lochlnyar air conditioned
OH neat thoroughly insulated and Wealth
er-Strlpped. slate roof, copper fashlrE.
BrlggS beautyware bath and Kitchen n.y.
lures: lot 5OTl31. with lear garage See
i and make US an offer Oh your own terms.
IHE NJ. II. BARRY ORG sos MT VFP-
NON AVE. ALEXANDRIA, VA. PHONE
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IN VIRGINIA

good house TO be "done oyor,,.
knoA' stream, stable, shade and fruit
on paved pike, near Lee boulevard. acres
enousn 70 spare few Wha. more could
CtG ASK OF a country place? The price
WI SurprlSe you. Terms Phone MAR
GAREI @. CREWE, exclusive agent, Fails
Church 800. s''
%SGoROOM HOUSE, ANIL, H.-WH; LOT.
hleSandrla, Va; close to schools and
iran rram$ p2rtation price, $4,000; cash $500,
5-rao, S'1, no morLta2eS TO renew
tTTteSl cInac TO schools and transportation;
lyon Parkti price, s. 1000
Groom DunRaIOW. m l., fireplace: ga
rage, shade trees; price. S3.75O fOSFptT
KElBLE, agent, phone Clarendon 5l5,
IOOb N. Garfield St, Arlington. Va
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COI,OPFD

COLORED.
open for Inspection. BOO 14th ST. n e
brookIand-7Detached corner: & large rms
path. INV h, elec., garage; reconditioned
ike new. A bargain at SH.g5O
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ONLY $500 HEALTH-GIvING SUN
shine flooding entire home; unusual ar
rangement; > chambers. breakfast nook,
step-up dining rm.. Aforementioned: oil
burner; beautiful kitchen. tile bath. brick
garage. Liberal terms.
NJ. LAZO & CO.
2S01 Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va.
Walnut kSSN
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S395O: COST $3.50: MUST SELL. FIVE
room and bath modern bungalow, garage,
large corner lot: . min. downtown. 1902
N, Frederick st. (via Wash. blvd). Your
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WOODED
HOME SITES
BARGAIN

water. basement, & building lots on State
road; $4,000 terms Capitol Heights 81.
S23 Valley St, Md. PIX. IL
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ON NEW BRICK AND STONE HOUSES
IN exclusive section, priced at S9g5U 0-
on lower priced homes, see J HARRIS
ROGERS. r I ave, HyatGyviIie III.
Phone Hyattsville IOG ~
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ROOMS; H-WH, ELECTRICALLY
equipped. near Baltimore pike: garden il
desired large barn; furnished. S75; unfur-
niShed, $50.
Broom house; garden. electricity: fur
nished. $50; unfurnished. S25. j. A. DOR
rJ pa1t
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TO BE SOLD.

LESS THAN BUUDER'S COST
New 2-story brick Cape Cod. 5 rooms
and bath; lavatOry and laundry trays in
basement: LoChinvar air conditioned oil
heat insulated and Weather-strIpped slate
roof. copper flushing. Briggs beautvWare
bath and kitchen fixtures hardwood foors.
lot IlXl2G, detached Lear garage Price.
500: make own terms THE NJ H.
BARRY ORG. sos MI. VERNON AVE,
ALEXANDRIA VA PHONE
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CAPITOL VIEW. MD. Mr.. FOREST GLEN
5-r., b. bungalow; large lot. shade, fruit
trees: h.-w.h., elec. stove; hwd ifs; firepl.,
attic; S5, $50. OWNER. Kensington 305-J.
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large rooms % bed rooms h.-w.h., eIec,,
rear rear porGhes; garage; bargain.
OLORED--COLUMBIA RID. BARGAIN.
tapestry, brick, 6 rooms. bullt-in tub and
shower, INV, h. elec.. large porches Il
lnclOSed): only S6.95O Natl SQ4Q
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4 ROOMS. BATH SCREENED PORCH,
bungalow, ami: $4,000 monthly. Cot
tage terrace, Cottage City, Md. (Moyer 81
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On beautifully Handicapped corner lot.
1O0Xl5Q. Owner must leave city be-
cause OF III health. This is beautifully
rm., sun porch. modern kitchen. 2l2 baths.
3 bed rms automatic oil heat; S12,5Ou.
Open Sunday for inspection from 10 m.
to , pm. To reach. go to Falls Church,
then to corner OF Lee Blvd. and Linden lane.
J. H. CHAMBLISS,
Masonic Bld1. E Falls Church.
Phones ABB and 64q. Open sun
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Torth; good-Slzed lot garage. ami; direct
rom owner. Address Box 49-S, Star
)fflce.
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CONTINUED on Next PareD
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ARLINGTON. VA.-New 5-ROOM BRICK
full cellar; 10 minutes downtown, only
principal and interest, until paid; no re-
newalS. Drive over 14th St. Bridge turn
right Columbia Pike. l block to Eads st.
HARRIS LEVY. owner. 501 11th st. south.
Call Ridge 1S
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3 ACRES, WITH GROOM. MODERN
home on main highway: shade. shrubbery,
a good location for a dog kennel; 20 min
drive to D. c.; $3.50. easy terms Also
: acres, with modern home, on highway
$1,000. terms. Phone THOS. TERRY,
Fails Church 323-J-2
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-21
N. & s. VuI. Opener-Vb. D.
 Solution in next issue. 14

it does contain two vital cards, the kings of both suits bid by South. North rightly felt that these should justify a bid of six when South had SO plainly shown his desires.
 The second club was won by South with a trump and the ace of trumps was cashed. To determine the trump distribution, South now led the queen of trumps and overlook with dummy's king. Both opponents fol- lowed suit, and now the diamond finesse was not necessary.
 The last club was led from dunn my, and declarer ruffed with the heart jack. A low spade to the king permitted the lead of the trump 10. and diamond discard by South.
 Now declarer cashed his own high spades and dummy's last trump took care of his last diamond loser.
 To have relied on the diamond linesse would have lost the hand.
 Copyright, 1037, NEA Service, Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-21
ALBERTUS MAGNUS

The annual intramural swimming meet of Albertus Magnus college will be held Saturday avening at the New Haven YWCA. Miss Katherine Curnen, president of the Athletic association has charge of arrange ments for the meet. The principal events scheduled include: 50 yard breast stroke; 50 yard side stroke; 50 yard back stroke; 100 yard free style; 100 yard relay; diving, and several novelty events. Harry Burke of Yale, will assist Mrs. Benjamin Nangle, director of athletics at AL bertus, in officiating and judging the events. After the meet, the AL bertuS swimmers will entertain their guests at the college. Those assisting Miss Curnen are Misses Dorothea Futile, Eileen O'Neill, Margaret Flannigan, Alice Flynn, Jean En- wright and Margery Ross.
 The Albertus Magnus Glee club went to Bridgeport Monday even- ing, where it presented a short program, directed by Hugh L. Smith, i at 8 victory meeting of the Bridge port Council of Catholic Women, in the Central high school auditorium. Albertus sent three delegates to the New England regional conven- tion of the National Students Fed eration of America, April IT, at Smith college. The delegates were Miss Anita Flannigan, 1887, of West Haven, president of the student body; Miss Alice Moore, 1887, of Waterbury, president of the senior class; and Miss Marie St. Arnauld, 1888, of Meriden, president of the junior class. Round table discussions were held on the genaral topics of Objective of American Education" and "The Legitimate Functions of Student Government" Albertus be- longs to the federation in virtue of having cooperative government, since the federation is composed only of member colleges which have student government of some sort.
 The sophomore class will present an original musical comedy entitled Brains Take a Holiday" in the Campus theater tomorrow evening The play, written and staged by members of the class of 1889, is 8 parody on college life. It is in three acts, A classroom at Playmore Col lege; The Girls Lounge; and garden during the Prom. Miss Mar! Long was the chairman of the scrip committee. Other members wer Barbara Baer, Virginia Marcri, Mar, Sutherland and Alice Schmitt, all o New Haven; Blanche Carew of Ne' York; Grace Hughes of Bridgeport and Jean Stier of Derby.
 Miss Anita Robbins, of Alberttl and the Lale school of music, com posed song called "The Sophomor Hop, especially for the production Miss Mary Long directed the pre- sentation. The cast includes: Alic' Whitehead, Eunice O'Neill, Effa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-21
Weddings
CURRY-CHAUNCEY

Mrs. Harriet Gross Curry, daugh- ter of John Gross of Walnut street Thomaston, and August Burton Chauncey of Guernsey, England were married yesterday at the Mar ble Collegiate church on Fifth ave nue New York city, by Rev. Dr Norman Peale. Only members oi the brides immediate family were in attendance. Upon an unannounc- ed wedding trip the couple will re- side in Thomaston.
 BELIDA-ANTONIO
 The wedding of Miss Erma Anto- nio, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Louis Antonio of Hill street and Peter Belida, son of Mrs. Mary Belida ot Orange street took place at St Lucy's church, Thursday morning at 8 o'clock. Miss Jean Antonio and Walter Belida were the only attend ants. A wedding reception was held at the home of the bride following the ceremony. The couple left for Washington, D. c. and upon return ing will reside on Bronson street.
 SCHOLLENBERGER-LUMPKIN
 MT. and Mrs. Leopold Schollen- berger of Torrington have announced the engagement of their daughter, Helen, to Theodore Lumpkin of Tor rington son of Mrs. William Lump kin of Plymouth. The wedding will take place at the Lutheran church in Torrington, Saturday, May l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-21
Teachers College

Teachers College
 Pastel shades of lavender and green accented in silver, will be used to transform the gymnasium of the Teachers College of Connecticut into modernistic garden on the occa- Sion of the annual spring formal dance Friday night. Panel depicting a modernistic waterfall and sunset, will decorate the walls of the gym. Margaret Bradshaw of Milford, is general chairman of the committee arranging the dance. Benjamin Isenberg of New Haven, is chairman of the decorations committee, and is being assisted by Adelma Hodg- kins also of New Haven.
 The chapel program Monday was devoted to reports on the Eastern States conference, made by members of the faculty and student body who attended the meetings, held at the Hotel Commodore in New York, last Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
 A regional conference on the teaching of highway safety in sec ondary schools was held in the col lege auditorium yesterday morning.
 Several reels of safety education sound movies were shown in the aft ernoon. The films included a film on the general subject of safety edu- cation, film showing the action of an automobile engine, and one showing what takes place in broad casting a radio program.
 Anna Pullem, of Shelton, was en- etrtained at surprise dinner and theater party given in honor of her birthday Tuesday by Doris Andrews and Rita Joyce, of Hamden, Frances Schneir of Cheshire, Rosalie Chro- mix of Shelton, Katherine Shelton of Nichols and Helen Robb of New Haven.
 A large portion of the student body is expected to attend the con- cert tomorrow evening in the college auditorium by the members of the New Britain Music club. Miss Grace E. Cuchman of the faculty and Rose Cutler of New Haven, a member of ] the senior class, will take part in the program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-21
APRIL

April 21 State convention of Royal Neighbors of America. April 21, 22 and 23-Civic theater revue, Women'S club. April 22 = First Church guild rummage sale, Scout house.
 April 22 and g - District con. vention of Rotary clubs, The Elton I April g - Catholic high schoo alumnae dinner-dance. April 24-St. Georges day din ner, Copper Kettle restaurant.
 April "A = Coed hop at Central Y. M. c. A.
 April 24-Concordia "Rheinischer Abend," Concordia hall.
 April 25-Rev. Moses R. Lowell, at Second church forum.
 April 25-LewiS w. Crane, lec- turer, at Second church forum. April 28-Sons of Italy entertain ment, Temple hall.
 April 28-Junior Hadassah bridge, Hebrew Institute.
 April 29 and 3O-Order of Eastern Star state convention.
 April 90 = Bunker Hill Mems minstrel and dance, at church.
 MAY
 May l-Schweizer Verein dance, Turn hall.
 May = St. Stapjslaus Kostka choir dance, Seven Gables.
 May 1-Crosby Alpha club dance, Central Y. M. c. A.
 May 5Newspaper Guild dance,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-21
Personal
Junior Hndnssnh Arrnnges Future Schedule OF EUents

The Junior Hadassah met on Monday evening at the Hebrew Institute at which time they com pleted plans for future activities of the group.
 One of the first of the coming events will be bridge to be held next Wednesday evening at the He brew Institute. Miss Jacqueline Spearo and Miss Sadye Franken are co-chairmen of the event and the hoStesses for the evening will be Misses Adele Lur1a, Barbara Rosen- Sweig, Blanche Bisnoyich, Edith PoSen, Gertrude Kriegler, Bertha Cohen, Minnie Fishman, Ruth Nit owSky, Ruth Matzkin and Mrs. Phillip Gottlieb.
 A doner dinner is also being arr
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-21

A type of hand which is apt to prove difficult to most bridge players and often even fool the expert is what is technically known as the reverse dummy" This means that the declarer uses part of his own trump strength to ruff losers, rely ing upon dummy's trump length to control the hand. draw the last ad- verse trump, and then permit the running of the winning tricks.
 Today's hand is an interesting ex- ample of this type of play. After the opening lead, South cannot afford to lose another trick, and when he ob- tains the lead it is by using one of his four trumps. To draw three rounds of trumps now would be
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-21
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES :

The Sigma Delta Tau Sorority has selected Friday, April 30th as the date for its first annual semi formal dance. The affair will be held at the Cocoanut Grove Tn Bridgeport.
 Miss Viola Carserino is chairman of the event and is being assisted by Miss Ruth McIldowie, Mar guerite Cantin and Lois Candee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-21
Contract Bridge

Play was continued last evening at the Cornell Contract club under the direction of Mrs. John c. Mor- iarty for the Lieut. Gov. Hayes trophy. Top scorers were as follows: Section A-Lewis Darlington and l.. Burton Chapman, 65 1-2; Al Roden and Paul Hamel, 62 1-2: Mrs. James Bolger and Mrs. Louns Schmidt, 6O; and Timothy Ferriss and Louis Rit- ucci, 59.
 Section B North and South-Mr. and Mrs. William Foley, 53; MT. and Mrs. Nelson Adducci, 51 l-2; and East and West, Arthur Parent and Loretta Nelson, Eva Johnson and Alice Waldron, Al.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-21
Weddings
Sigma Delta Tau Sorority Plans First Annual Dance

Although the group has spon- sored several social events during the past several months the com- ing dance will be one of the largest affairs given by the sorority. All members are cooperating to make the dance most successful. Many advance reservations have already been received by the arrangements committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-21
Coming Events

, Country club. May 6-Daughters of Italy dinner dance, Waverly Inn.
 May , = Yolanda club dinner dance, Seven Gables.
 May 8-Conn. accordion concert St. Joseph's auditorium. May 9--Santa Maria circle dinner The Elton.
 May 11-Unico club dinner-dance Waverly Inn.
 May 12 = Conn. Garden Clubs meeting, Women's club.
 May 12+British Veterans coro- nation ball, Women's club. May 13-Pontelandolfo auxiliary dinner-dance. Wayerly Inn.
 May 13-High school symphony concert, Wilby high.
 May IA - Concordia society con- cert, Buckingham hall.
 May 14-State music festival for high school students.
 May 15-C. and c. auxiliary di1l- ner.dance, The Elton.
 May 16-I. F. c. A. state meet ing. Catholic high school.
 May 16-Order of Red Men state convention, Foresters' hall.
 May 1S and 19 Odd Fellows state convention, odd Fellows hall. May 19 and 20-Conn. Fed. Of Women's clubs convention.
 With a flow of nearly 1000 gall Ions 8 day, petroleum has been fo,,,,d ot Colco MdOoi0re a health
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-21

The marriage of Miss Mary Bel onick of Eldridge street and Charles A. Marchand, son of MT. and Mrs. Armand Marchand of Grown street took place this morning at 8 o'clock at St. Thomas church. Rev. John P. Kennedy officiated at the cere- mony and also celebrated the nup- ital mass which followed. Miss Mary Kay was the brides only attendant and John Kiely attended MT. Mar chand as best man.
 The bride wore a gown of white satin with high neckline trimmed with seed pearls and she wore 8
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-21

A meeting of the Fashon dor was held at the home of Mary Cal Ian of Homer street, Waterville Friday night. Games and dancing were enjoyed and delicious lunch con was served Those attended were Evelyn Durocher, Mary MulHgan, Beatrice Mullin, Dorothy Frageau, Grace Kinney and Mary Callan. The next meeting will be held at the home of Dorothy Frageau.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-21

ranged by the HadaSSah and will be held at HeisleriS restaurant on May 5th.
 On May 18th the group will enjoy a dinner dance at Waverly Inn. Miss Jacqueline Spearo is chairman of the affair and members or the assisting committee will be an- nounced later.
 A surprise miscellaneous shower was given in honor of Miss Mary BaSile on Saturday evening by Mrs. F. Vellucci. Those present were:
 Mrs. L. Basile, Mrs. J. Muccino, Mrs. A. Muccino, Mrs. J. Ciarcia, Mrs. J. Zampino, Mrs. J. Primiano, Mrs. J. Campopiano, Mrs. P. Vellucci, Mrs. J. Coscia, Mrs. M. GiOrdano, Mrs. J. Nocera, Mrs. M. Promatier, Mrs. A. Alisi, Mrs. T. Galetta, Mrs. L. Car rulia, Mrs. H. Riberto, Mrs. D. Alisi, Mrs. A. Porto, Mrs. L. Pannone, Mrs. c. Carlascio, Mrs. A. Maura, Mrs. J. Campoli, Mrs. M. DeSec, Mrs. s. Gentle, Mrs. J. DiCroSta, Mrs. M. Marzucia, Mrs. J. Marano, J. Mar zucca, Mrs. D. Liberatore, Mrs. D. Perugini, Mrs. l.. Mollica, Mrs. E. Nardelli, Mrs. c. Ponzillo, Mrs. F. Christine, Mrs. Palmieri, Mrs. J. Rinaldi and Misses R. Muccino, P. Basile, E. Basile, P. Muccino, F. Perugini, R. Vellucci, B. Perugini and L. Perugini.
 The Daughters of Isabelle will sponsor an all-day sale of foods to- morrow in the Miller & Peck store. Mrs. Julia Delaney is chairman of the arrangements committee of the sale.
 Miss Monica Schwartz of East Farm street and Miss Nell Kukenis of Locust street has returned after spending some time in Washington, D. c.
 A meeting of Santa Maria curole, D. of I. will be held this evening at 8 o'clock in Hibernian hall. Mrs. Miller will be in the hall at 7:30 to distribute bylaws to those mem- bers who have not received copies.
 Miss Lillian Cantin of Plaza ave- nue was honored on Saturday eve ming at 8 party given by her mother, Mrs. Marie Cantin. Those attending were: Misses Doris Bouffard, Phe- beana Gerulaitis, Helen Lahey, Ethel Leopold and Christine Martin and Robert Butler, Howard Hamel, William Mccarthy, Edward Miller and Thomas Shea.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-21
College Activities

Chestney, Margaret Grady, Jean Stier, Elizabeth Flynn, Blanche Ca rev, Alice Schmitt, Evelyn Daigle, Angela Mariani, Lorranie Mahon, Catherine Rochon, Vivian Brennan and Marie Rohack.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-21

fatal, unless the diamond finesse was good and that suit broke three and three in the hands of his op- ponents.
 south's bidding was based on his very strong hand. Despite Norths tiscouraglng no trump response, he felt strong enough to force on the second round. and then make Q slam try by bidding five hearts alter North had raised him to game.
 Although North has Q weak hand,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-21

small urban from which short veil of tulle fell in graceful folds. Her shower bouquet consisted of white roses and lilies of the valley. The frock of the maid of honor was gold chiffon and she wore a gold turban and carreid Talisman roses. The dress of the bridegroom's mother was blue satin and she wore a cor sage of gardenias.
 A reception was held at the home of the bridegroom following the ceremony. The couple left on an un- announced wedding trip, the bride wearing blue travelling dress with red accessories.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-21
CONTRACT BRIDGE
 By VIM. E. MCKINNEY Secretary of the American Bridge League
By VIM. E. McKE

Dummy Holds Control Declarer Ruffs Losers in His Own Hand and Uses Open Cards to Draw
 for Slam Contract
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-21

With a flow of nearly 1000 gall Ions 8 day, petroleum has been found at Salso Maggiore, 8 health resort near Parma, Italy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-21

It's Smart To Be Thrifty |
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-12-04
FIRST CASAbA
CONTESTS WILL
START TUESDAY
DeMolay to Meet Krause
and Elks Will Meet
Haida Team

Next Tuesday evening, the cur
tain will be raised on Juneau's 1897
SO basketball season with a double
header between the DeMolay and
Krause and the Elks versus the Hal
da squad.
The first game will be called at
7:30 and the second at $780, with
Bud Foster, footing the whistle.
Playing schedule to December 16
was announced today by City
League Basketball President, Jack
Fowler, as follows:
Tuesday, Dec = DeMolay VS..
Krause; Elks VS.. Haida.
Friday, Dec 10-Juneau Firemen
VS.. Krause; High School VS.. Doug
las.
Tuesday, Dec. 14-Elks VS.. Fire
men; DeMolay VS.. Haida.
Friday Dec IT. = Douglas VS..
Krause; DeMolay VS.. High School.
Practice schedule for the month of
December was also announced, as
follows: Wednesday, Dec 8--Fre-
men and Douglas; Thursday. Dec.
9-DeMolay and Elk; Wednesday,
Dec. Is Krause and Douglas;
Thursday, Dec. 16-Elks and Fire
men.