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PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS, D. c., WASHINGTON,
March II. .1942.~sealed proposals viii be
received at Room SOC, District Building.
until goo PM. April 2, 1912. and then
publicly opened, for constructing an under
pass in line Of Virsinia Avenue NV, at
23rd Street. The underpass will consist
Of . two-span reinforced concrete super.
skew supported on reinforced concrete
abutments and pier and approximately
500 feet of approach wells between rein
forced concrete retaining walls. The work
will include sewer. changes and grading.
The stteption Of bidders Is DIRECTED to the
assigning Of contract: to the use of do
mestic materials, and to the minimum
wage rates prescribed by the Department
OF Labor. All prospective bidders are
hereby notified that any bid submitted in
response to this advertisement must be
detail of the business and technical or
gsnization Of the bidder available for the
contemplated work, including his financial
resources. The Commissioners expressly
reserve the right to reject any bid in which
the facts as to the business and technical
perience COMPARED with the project bid
torrance of the bidder Justify such re-
lection Certified check for $1,000, pay
able to the Collector Of Taxes, D. c., to
insure return in good condition, should
specincations and drawings. to the Chief
Clerk, Eneineer Department, Room 427.
District Building. Not more than three
(3l sets of drawings and specifications,
etc, will be furnished to any one general
sontractor. The Acting Director. District
W. Jones. sos "E' Street NV.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
RICHMOND b. KEECH, JAMES w. LAU-
DERDALE and STANLEY DeNEALE,
Attorneys for Petitioners.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. OF THE
bia;-1N RE: Condemnation for ACQUISITION
Court No asss.@Nor1oSEs AND ORDER OF Or
ssas sSs i the hsrfSs Ssrst svea q
sections 1905 to 1910 inclusive; 81 the
have, filed q petition in, this court praying
for the condemnation Of the land necessary
S sy ~ IN g19 in tse
thereof. and praying also that this court
provided for. In such cases. to assess the
damages each owner Of land to be taken
4. aa BY Sasssq, Gt fot The aS sS sS4
R1sfsf Ssfsfro nno ineiudns the expenses 81 these
81 sSch vii IF Be- psF
sy said condsmnatisn srn ra In the proportion
eods 81 Esx 'p1 and rs Ss xc q
his sunf fth day of oy
ORDERED: That All persons having an. any
day Of April, 1912. at ten O'clock AN,
shall have made its final order ratifying
and sonfrming The b.rsf aTsFd Of T. dssnmages IN @ and
the assessment OF DEMENT'S OF the jury 70
be empaneied and sworn herein and u is
and order be published twice week for
two successive weeks In The Washington
Evening Star. the Washington Post and
the washington Daily News, newspapers
published In the said District. commencing
ct least ten dsys before the Ss Ssia 18th 6y dsy
DERED. That q COPY Of this notice and
order be served by the United States Mar
owners OF the fee Of the. land to. be con-
denned herein as may be found BY the
said Marshal. or his deputies. within the
day Of April. i942.- EDWARD 6. EICHER,
Chief Justice. tsealD A True Copy.
c. W. STEWART. Jr., Deputy Clerk.
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FARMS FOR SALE.
FARMS FOR RENT.

SIS ACRES VERY GOOD LAND. OLD
house and outhuildings, good road: "a, 500
G T McNAR Falls Church laos
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

FORD model A. 1880 or 1881. good con
dition. good tires. VIII pay cash. Call
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QEEICIAl NOTICES.

COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, February 81, 1942.-Public hear
ings having been held by the Commission =
ters Of closing certain streets and alleys in
the District of Columbia, as hereinafter
described. and the said Commissioners be-
ing satisfied as TO- the equity. Justice and
same will not be detrimental to the public
interests nor to the interests of abutting
property owners. NOTICE IS HEREBY
prepared the following order: Ordered.
That pursuant to the provisions Of Public
Act No. 307, approved December l5. 1882,
the street and alley areas as shown in
yeyor Of the District of Columbia and num-
bered as Maps, 2431, 2606 and 1900. are
hereby. ordered closed, same to take effect
on and after March 80. 1912. the title to
to revert 70 the sbuttinE property, owners,
as shown on said maps: the said areas
hereby ordered closed being described as
follows: l. Closing part of Devonshire pl.
q tTsnser Of to the
District OF Columbia in connection with
the relocation OF said Deyonshire pl;. 2;
Closing OF alleys in the eastern half OF
Between and & sts. Sc. g. Closing part
Of Adams Mill I'd. NV: ahutting square
1888, and closing part Of Summit pl NV.
abuttlns square 26s7s Any and al par
ties interested must file objections. If any.
800 days after the date Of this publica-
ton as inserted at the beginning hereof
otherwise said order shall become effective
y areas as sSs
and after said date become closed in ac-
cordance with the provisions Of said Public
Act No. 3O7, approved December 10. 1882.
GUY MASON. Commissioners of the Dis
trict OF Columbia
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FUTURE.
FUTURE.
ADAM A. wEscHLER q SON Auctioneers.

LADIES FUR COATS AND oTHEE GAR
MENTS BY AUCTION FOR STORAGE
AND REPAIR CHARGES,
pAY N9tsf AkcM L hfFss' g. isx esi G
auction SaoA At weschlers, si5 3 st, nv. 70
enforce our liens for storage andlor repair
Of MRS. Stella Pryor, Miss I. M. Wsadon,
I. sherrard. Miss &. Smith. Mrs. e. G.
Gram, T. M, Frazer, Mrs, T. M Evans, van.
man. Miss C. NJ. Croley. Mrs, Brassell. Mrs;
Ora Lee Brown, Mrs. @. e. Hill. Ethel
NJ. Armstrong. Relic Aston. d. 9. Matthew's
Mrs. Mary @. Martin, Mrs. L. Rydolph
Miss Ms; 5 Bessie sr Thomas. mrs. Mary wsIter;,
Mrs A. e. Strain. Mrs. P. McCshe. Mrs.
Miss Daisy Franklin, Mrs; Louis Brown. Miss
HsrTymsn Turnsa Esther MEf snyder Mss Mars
Eiiaabeth Miles. Leiie Morton. Miss Louise
Mcdonald. Mrs: Charles Johnson Mrs. WI
isnn ii Ha%s Mrs Mlis hnn rosafsy & dyani Mrs. s.
Fletcher, Miss Muriel Conner. Miss Irene
Mrs. kathleen miller. Mrs 8. Moore. Leila
srns kshrss kssh s0 connos Miss
Carter Miss J. Bussell. Mrs. H. Mayors
Miss O Swami. Mrs. e. Leonard, Mrs.
Jeanne Hogan, Miss Evelyn Hawkins Mrs
Duke Mrs Christine Vls, nn,s MIS- ..ssna vlssNTy
Bahamonde. Mrs. 6. Moncure, LILLIAN Nor
| ton, Mrs. Doris Morrison, Geo. M. Jones,
Mrs Lillian Jackson. Mrs. Bernard Hughes,
Mrs. william Gilmore & Miss ~ cslanp p.rtls. Mrs;
IANSBURGH q BRO,
mh14,17 "a. 7th to 9th to = Sts. NV.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

SPACE IN GROUND FLOOR OFFICE,
near 18th and II SITS. NV. SIS to $40,
depending upon space desired. MA. 1850.
COR. 18th AND COL. RD., 1911 ADAMS
Mil rd.-Large sunny space partitioned
into 8 rooms, nice fixtures; suitable pro-
fessional man. Car and bus stop. CO. 1854.
PART OF FURNISHED SUITE IN DE-
sirable once building. Box 369-R, Star. lS'
1 OR ROOMS AVAILABLE FOR PROBES
Sional business in central location. Dis
trict 1880 or Taylor 9192.
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$12,750-Chevy Chase, D. C.
New Colonial Brick.

This lovely home has Just been com
pleted and it is situated on large wooded
lot within SQUARES of Conn. ave. conv.
Junior and senior high schools lovely,
bright rooms, 8 bedrooms, tiled baths,
porches, daylight cellar. the very latest
equipment and conveniences AIR-CON-
DITIONING. Attached garage. New homes
in the above range are extremely scarce
and we urge your prompt consideration
THOS J. FISHER & CO.. INC, REALTORS,
pI; $3.50, or evenings call Mr.. Chambers,
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ELBOW ROOM!

And. fast transportation. Reduced for
quick sale; Lot I5ox2SSooo. o.o large rsnsot SHADE
! bedroom and bath on first floor; 4
bedrms.. and b. on second floor; attic oyel
oil air-oonditioned heat. Owner has pur-
chased farm ard is anxious to sell i'm;
mediately. Shown by appointment. call
VIM M THROCKMORTON.
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

LARGE GARAGE FOR RENT. AFTER ;
pm. Michigan 1911. 342b 18th Sc ne:
GARAGE VALUE.
209 Baltimore blvd, Hyattsville. Md
Large garage and showroom, 100'yI00;
electricity and heat: gas pump: S165,
r. A. HUMPHREYS, s-on
sos No. Cap. Realtor. Ma $3.50
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SHEPHERD PARK

S15.5OO-Detaebed brick, z rms. 3 bed
rms. 2 baths on ind floor, 1st-h. lavatory,
recreation rm;. oil heat, gear brick garage.
426 Rittenhouse st. n.w.-Detached. s
Ice rms. bath. Gear garage; lot 75x140.
?. NJ. PRATT CO., National S6S2. Eve
ningS TAYLOR 1884
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MEADOW 45O.

This is a very attractive Chevy Chase.
Nd. offering. Center-hall plan Colonial
brick on a well landscaped-corner lot: west
of Conn ave, near the Columbia Country
Club, Three bedrooms, den and two
baths on the 2nd floor: maids room and
rath on 3rd floor. which is insulated;
screened porch and 2-car garage auto
matte heat. New condition. BOSS &
PHELPS. Ma $500, evenings call Mr..
Leigh, WI 3Taq.
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STORES FOR RENT.

2oI6 GEORGIA AVE. NV. OPP. BALL
park; 20x75: parking 20x40 to alley; suit.
any business. Georgia 6644.
Modem DoUNroRN STORE MD 10Th
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
AUCTION SALES.

ONE STORE. 5Ox72, ALONGSIDE R. R..
NGToN REALTY, GE. $500 or 4456.
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md H0MAIERHIAH

Centrally located lot on 9th St NV,
south of Barry pl. mr. Continental Bakery;
77-ft front BY 100 It. to the public alley
-,s76 Sa it. Price, $500.
JOS. A. HERBERT 81 SONS. REALTORS.
6I5 z CaDitol ST II O10Q
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ACTIVE WISCONSIN, AVE. SECTION.
almost new store building in Tenleytown,
close to Sears, Roebuek g. Co., new Safe
Market. This modern limestone-front
building has large store and beautiful liv-
ing room dining room and Kitchen on first
noor; recreation room. maids room and
bath In basement; Scar brick garage and
S97,5o0. A"'S Will p''uu'e sO'u iH'0"e'
PHILLIPS & CANDY, INC,
Ma. 1900. Realtor. 1912 18th st NV
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S8,750.

NEW DETACHED BRICK.
Excellent detached residential neighbor-
hood. High elevation, in D. c.; contains
large rooms, bath. r-conditioned toil
lot 4Ox1O5; terms; 81 900 cash., S65 per
month Only few built at this price,
80 act quickly. Evenings phone Temple
2233.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
Toa 18th st. Realtor. MA 0753.
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No. | HWY, ARL. COUNTY

2 BLOCKS FROM NEW WAR DEPT.
Recently placed on market. Choice ground
amidst great activity. Zoning permits
dustrial. Reasonable. Call National 4905.
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16.O0HBarnaby Woods.
CL1,,,r Choea n n
KALORAMA-S27,5OO.

It is difieult to find a detched home in
this exclusive close-ir section at the price
quoted. Well arranged for entertaining
1t is typical town. house, English base
ment 5 master bedrooms and baths
servants quarters and bath. several FIRE
places and a two-csr garage. BOSS q
PHELPS. MA. $500, evenings call Mr. Leiah
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TRULY
THE REST APT.

THE BEST APT.
Fully detached, close-in Washington.
Surrounded by acres of lovely landSeaped
grounds and overlooking Govt. park, this
S2-unit building is WORTHY of your inspec-
Reasonable price. and modern in every
detail. Call National 4905.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(nnntirnaA
GEORGETOWN--S13,75O
$4,000
DO,SUU.
UNIVERSITY PARK

Think of It'll A detached home, almost
new, on q nice corner lot in the heart of
Dental communities. Lovely living room
with fireplace. attractive dining room,
bright kitchen, 2 big bedrooms and bath
IN second floor, full basement, built-in
garage. Terms less than rent with reason
able down payment. For details call Mr.
FRANK S. PHILIPS nI- 14l1-
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

washington or nearby. Box 442-R, Star.
TRADES ARE MADE 70 MUTUAL M
terest BY US. State what you have. wish.
Many clear, others small trust. N. Z.
RYON CO, 1915 N. Y. ave. MA. 1907.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

911-l3 ST. N.W-COMBINATIO FIRE
proof garage and gas station. S76.
S04 v st. n.w.-New store. End CONNER
cisl. concrete floor: suitable paint factory,
S35. Apply 1015 10Th st. NV. End d.
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THIS is 1T.

Bethesda. Md-Practically new 6-rm.,
s-bath white brick home, lovely neighbor-
hood, n blkS. from bus. Bedrm. and bath
on hrst floor. wisconsin $500.
WOODBRIDGE STONE HOME.
3s1s 18th st. n.e.-Beautiful new home,
rooms, 2ia baths, 5 bedrooms. 2 hre-
places, recreation room. slate roof. oil
heat: insulated garage. Will consider
small house in trade. Open until pm.
1904 pM Ave H; t1ETr'O"1oNE NJ o31-
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MICHIGAN PARK. D. C.

Never Again At This Price.
Built Before Rise.
Semi-detached spacious rooms and
bath, tiled floor recreation rm. with extra
toilet and freplace: only 4 left at $3.50
up. Montk2y payments less than rent with
reasonable down payment. Furnished
sample house, 4729 10th st. ne, corner
CriJtendent st.
KRAFT REALTY CO,
ia. 29sO. Sales, RA T4s5.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

LOTS FOR SALE.
INDIAN SPRING PARK-S0x150, SMALL
stream at rear; owner forced to sell; 81 200
cash. Brokers protected. ia. 1905.
PUT YOUR MONEY IN DEFENSE BONDS
and land close to D; C., Large. varied Sc
some on water; your terms. low price. N.
E. RYON CO. Ma. 1907: res. GE. 6146.
LOTS FOR HOMES OR APARTMENTS.
Eleven acres land. facing Piney Branch
I'd. and Old Bladensburg rd.; sewer, water;
splendid location; ready for immediate
development. Property can be zoned for
apartments. Price, S2l 900.
BEALL TURNER & CO, 1l05 Vermont Ave.
National 613l. Evenings, RA. 0SS5.
LOTS FOR APARTMENTS OR FLATS, IN
row; or row houses; North Capitol and
Kansas ave. Northwest; water and sewer
available for immediate building. Price
right.
90 semi-detached four family apartment
sites, South Capitol St, in location OF very
grest activity; sewer. water. gas, electricity
all at the property. Price. including
allowance for water and sewer, $1,000
per lot. F. H. A. approved, all ready to
build; plans and title ready.
BEALL TURNER g. CO, 1105 Vermont Ave.
National 6l3l. Evenings, RA, OSS5 .
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IkvEsTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
(Contfnued

4-YR.-oID S-UNTT APT. HOUSE. EACH
with priyats entrance refriserators:
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NEXT TO NATURE.
RANK S. PHILIPS, DI. 141l
HOME OR INVESTMENT.

f1ONIE ON IN EI5 NIEN I.
Near Navy Yerd-Substantial 3-story
and basement semi-det. brick. IL rooms,
, baths kitchens; refgs. auto. heat etc
Rental over $3.50 mo-: furniture incl.
Only $3.50, on terms. Call until pm.
Leo M. Bernstein 6S Co., Me. 540G.
-sEMI-pETACHED FRAME. s
rooms and bath; reconditioned: only los
cash, balance like rent; 4Hes int: very
VIM. NJ. THROCKMORTON,
&vestment Bldg. Realtor. DI. 6092.
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A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETYi
"a, 250-Near 14th and Penna ave sc.
Four rooms and bath each. separate
entrances, separate hot-water heating
plants; rented to white tenants: total
monthly rental S46
S,950-Three- family fat in good South
east rental location. Separate en-
frances. White tenants. Annual In
come, S1,470.
go SHANNON & LUCHS Co.
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tNvssTMENr PROPERTY FOR SALE

sth ST Sc. NEAR NAVY YARD-3-
story brick. cne store, 25-ft front, 4
apartments, s baths, gear brick garage:
nno income ~ ABOUT $3.50 g month; Price, s16,-
call Mr.. Sharnoff. EN- 1927. WAPLE &
JAMES INC DI 3346
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FARMS WANTED.

WILL BUY OR RENT WITH OPTION TO
buy poultry farm or farm with buildings
ern house and some acreage. Give full
details of location buildings and price.
Box 4l0-R, Star
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT
BUY THIS ONE,

Bethesda, Md.-One of the last 5-rm.
Cane Gods of this quality in town: very
charming home with all the really fine
improvements; $3.50. on easy terms.
Wisconsin $500.
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SCHLEGEL g. GOLDEN,
257 Carroll St. Takoma Park, d, C.
GEORGIA 1902
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Cash. S10,00o-Net Rent, $4,000.
That's 20% Net on investment.
CHARE ESTATES, Ma. 6473.
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nAilrRs FOR xAlr.

TRAfLKRR new and used; easy % deal
With. Elcar Coach Co.. Canary Trailer
TaAMER. 2-wheeL 4x7-ft.: bed. good tirss;
$40. Shepherd 2170.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
AUTO TRUCKS FOE SALE.

FORD 1941 A-ton panel, low mileage, tires
like new. vi. 5240.
FORD slightly used 1941 stake body pickup
truck: no longer in business; original
owner: $500 miles: excellent condition;
1895. Phone Chestnut O923.
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NEAR NAVY YARD.
FIRST SHOWING.

will buy this nearly new brick bungalow in
Silver Spring. rooms and bath: stairs to
attic; built-in gsrsge; deep lot. Houses
like this for only S6.950 are rare these
r p RiPi EY. sH 474s. EWES. SH es7l
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FARM LAND FOR RENT-4O 70 so
acres OF land, surrounding Skeet Club,
Burdette I'd. and Cedar lane; good land
for corn and potatoes for this year s
planting. Telephone Decatur 01S6.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-06
Connecticut State Nurses
 Conference m New Hauen

Cady, Gertrude Erikson and Ella Hunt. Those present today are Alice Peak. supervisor; Marion Reynolds, Kathleen Sullivan, Dorcthea Bart lett, Doris Lee. May Soper. Melthea Brown, Joan Bradley and Stella Be- langer.
 Today's program includes a joint meeting with the Public Health Nursing section and Education sec ton. Dr. Martha L. Clifford, director of the Bureau of Child Hygiene in the State Department of Health; Dr. Martha O'Malley, physician of the Bureau of Child Hygiene; and Miss Mae McCorkle, R.N.. Obstetri- cal Nursing Consultant of the New Haven V. N. A.. will address the members on the Present Day Prob lems of Maternal Care.'
 Following the luncheon at the First Methodist church, Mrs. Charles Rolfe will preside at the afternoon session when Miss Dorothy J. Car ter, R. N, General Director of Con- munity Health Association in Bos- ton, will discuss Administrative Problems of Public Health Nursing Organizations.
 The discussion period will include
 Group I - For Three or More Nurse Organizations with Consult ant, Miss Dorothy J. Garter, R. N.;
 Group II-For One or Two-Nurse Organizations with Discussion Lead- CT, Mrs. Philip Garman, President Hamden Public Health and Visiting Nurse Association and Consultant; Miss Hazel " Dudley, R. N, Diree- tor Bureau of Public Health Nurs- ing, State Department of Health.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-06
MdryJdne Hayes
 Leads Program,

Miss Mary Jane Hayes, daughter of Mrs. David Hayes of Willow street, participated in the panel discussion on Political Ideologies, given by the International Rela- tons club of the College of St, Elizabeth. It was the feature of the meeting of Kempis, at the Robert Treat in Newark, New Jer- sey.
 Miss Hayes chose as her topic, '"The Government of the United States, the Greatest of All Democ- racies." Among the others were Great Britain's form of govern ment; Fire and Portugal. The aims of Communism, Fascism and Nazism were also discussed.
 Sister Rose de Lima, moderator of the International Relations club, Is also the patroness of the Ma tional Commission on Inter-Amer- ican Action. The purpose of this is to help realize the hope expressed by His Holiness, Pope Plus XII, when speaking on Inter American solidarity, with direct reference to Christ of the Andes: May there flow from the Cross which He presses against His heart a torrent, u pacific waterfall, which will first inundate your soil, then your en- tire Continent, then all the seas, then all the lands, the whole world. And above this ocean, truly pacific may His right hand trace the Sign of the Cross on the forehead of all men, brothers ct last"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-06
Luncheon Honors Mrs. H. KIamkin

Mrs. Harry Klamkin of Bucking- ham street was the guest of honor ct a surprise luncheon given yester- day at the Hotel Elton in honor of her twentieth wedding anniversary. Mrs, Abraham Fandiller, Mrs. George Kaplan and Mrs. Manuel Lax were the hostesses.
 Mrs, Rankin received gift from the guests, who included Mrs, Cora Goodman of Hartford, Mrs, J, Denoff and Mrs. R. Klamkin of Meriden; Mrs. Benjamin Ross, Mrs, Benjamin Israel, Mrs. Coleman Tennenbaum, Mrs. Samuel Bisnovich Mrs. Frank Slomowitz, Mrs, Rudolph Henick, Mrs. Charles Hennelis, Mrs, Morris Greenblatt, Mrs. Wilfred Greenblatt.
 Mrs. Frank Meyers, Mrs, Harry Lyshaw, Mrs. Louis Reiger, Mrs, Max Newman, Mrs. Bernard New man, Mrs. Louis Kaplan, Mrs, Otto Halpert; Mrs. Benjamin RabinowitZ, Mrs. George Bloomenthal, Mrs, William Schneer, Mrs. Edward Gold berg and Mrs. Morris Gelman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-06
St. PauPs Plans Clam
 CholUder Dinner

Mrs. John Moshier of Long Hill road entertained the Woman's So- ciety of St. Paul's Methodist church. Mrs. H. M. Sutherland presided at the business meeting. and Mrs. Da- vid Wood led the devotional service.
 Plans were completed for a Clam Chowder dinner to be held on Fri day, November 13, at twelve o'clock noon. Tentative plans were also discussed for the annual church fair to take place on December and 3,
 Mrs. George Wedge and Mrs. Frederick Korngivel were welcomed as new members.
 Among those present were: Mrs Alton Irwin, Mrs. Asa J. Smith, Mrs Robert Buick, Mrs. William Chick Mrs. Charles Finkenzeller, Mrs. Louis Higgins, Mrs. Eugene Galor, Mrs. Robert Kirsted, Mrs. Wilson Miller, Sr., Mrs. August Paul, Mrs. Henry Staples. Mrs. George Wedge, Mrs. Gustave Yackel. Mrs. David Wood. Mrs. Frederick Krongivel, Mrs. Theodore Kirsch, Miss Barbara Weber. Mrs. H. M Sutherland and Rev. L. E. Higgins.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-06
Bristol Residents
 Entertain Young Son

Mrs. Roland Phaneuf of Lardner Road, Bristol, entertained Wednes- day for her son, Roger, who was cele- brating his second birthday.
 Red, white and blue decorations and favors were used on the re- freshment table, with large birth day cake as the centerpiece.
 Among the guests were Kay Ellen Walden, Nancy Lou Walden, Alice Ann Anderson, Thomas Anderson, Barbara Ann Phanuef, Susan Jab- lonosky, all of Bristol; and his cous- ins, Richard Leon Phaneuf and Janet Thibault of Waterbury.
 MT. and Mrs. Phaneuf formerly resided in this city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-06
Errninia T. Cin,aglia Weeds MelUin E. Deus

For her wedding yesterday to Mel vin E. Dews, Miss Ermina T. Ci- maglia chose a gown of white slip- per satin. Insertions of lace adorned the high neckline and short, puffed sleeves, and the full skirt ended in a long train. Her full length veil was draped from cluster of ostrich tips, and she carried white roses, gardenias and orchids.
 Rev. Patrick Flynn united the couple at g o'clock att he church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Miss Prima Magi attended the bride, the daughter of Olino Cimaglio, who gave gave her in marriage. Jo- seph Pacinelli served as bestman for MT. Dews, the son of MT. and Mrs. James Dews.
 The olive green gown of the maid of honor was fashioned with bo- dice of taffeta having a high neck line, and a bouffant net skirt. She wore Q tiara of bronze ostrich tips, and carried bronze chrysanthemums,
 Mrs. Dews was dressed in blue crepe with a fitted black coat, matching accessories, and & gar- denia corsage.
 Guests from New Haven, Bran ford, New York, New Jersey, and this city attended the reception at D'Angeio's restaurant. When leav- ing for an unannounced trip, the bride wore frock of Maroon vel vet with lace, a skunk packet, black accessories and a corsage of orchids
 The bride, graduate of Water bury Catholic high school, has been associated with the Rent Division of the OPA in this city, The groom, an alumnus of LeavenwoTth, is affiliated with the Waterbury Steel Ball CO.