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Evening star., 1944-10-22
OFFICES WANTED.

WANTED by large ofhce equipment CO. to
lease either 5000 or 1000 SO. IT. desirable
trict spaee nr wifhin 40 iIr min oI sonvenient
trans. from downtown Washington. Box
47-J. Star
ESTABLISHED local firm will lease LIST
floor or mezzanine ONCE for store; 800
800 square feet in or near financial dis
trict. Write Box 1881, Star.
Evening star., 1944-10-22
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

FOR HIGHER PRICEsNBefore you sell
see or write ]. LETTON MARTIN, 954
Earle Bldg. AD: $3.50, RE. 2492.
HOMES FOR SALE or rent needed for cash
clients in nearby Maryland. HYATTS-
WILLIE INVESTMENT CO., 1908 BALTIC. ave-.
Hyattsville. Md. opposite Pep Boys Store.
UN. 4040.
real estate, suburban
houses. acreage and farms. Have cash
buyers waiting. ALVIN EPLING. 5S0S
Baltimore blvd, Hyattsyille, Md. WA. 1854,
day and evenings
Evening star., 1944-10-22
FARMS WANTED.

MODERN DAIRY FARM, with or without
equipment, Montgomery or Frederick Co
preferred. available March 1st or April ] st.
Box lh6-M. Star.
WANTED-Smal! suburban farms. from 5
to 30 acres; have clients waiting. JOHN
c. WRIGHT, Broker, CHI 1901
Evening star., 1944-10-22
DESK SPACE FOR RENT

FURNISHED DESK SPACE in lawyers Of
fee in modern downtown Office bldg. Rea-
sonable rent. Box pa, Star
DESK with private conference room, SIS;
mailing privilege, So; fine secretarial serv-
ice. 1410 H st. NV, Suite 227.
PRIVATE OFFICE, mailing address, phone
secretaral service represent outside con-
Germ; III Woodward Bldg, ME. 754s.
DESK SPACE in light, comfortable Office,
convenient location. with secretarial serv-
ice. $40 per month Available now. CAPI-
TAL PRODUCTS CO., 1922 Connecticut ave
Evening star., 1944-10-22
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

GROOM. 2-bath mod. semihreproof bun.
beautifully wooded lots; min. walk
bus and train; Forest Glen, Md; pricee
for quick sale. Owner, JOHN A. BRICKLEY
Evening star., 1944-10-22
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

WILL LEASE commercial ground on Co.
Navy Bldgs about 50 900 it., in whole
or part. Call AID. 1851.
FIRST COMMERCIAL business location,
LAO SO. it. at street level, suitable res
taurant, store, commercial office, laundry;
large lot and basement space; ST so
month on yearly lease 500 Mt. Vernon
pl
Evening star., 1944-10-22
AUTO LOANS

AUTOMOBILE LOANS without indorsers.
We do not check with employers or use un-
pleasant methods to ascertain credit record.
Car does not have to be paid for in order
to obtain money NOLAN FINANCE CO,
1102 New York ave. NV. Greyhound Bus
TerminaD. RE. 1900 Open til 6 pm 81
Evening star., 1944-10-22
FARMS FOR RENT.

sO-ACRE FARM, good soil, 4-room house,
dairy barn for IA cows. large tobacco
near Marbury. Md, 27 miles from D. c,
Apply c. M. UPHAM. 1919 F st. NV. RE.
Evening star., 1944-10-22
ACREAGE WANTED.

ABOUT 3O-ACRE homesite, partly wooded
secluded, preferably on stream within &c
18th St., Washington, D. c. Adams 7713. :
$50 ACRES, on River rd, Rockville
Potomac highway, Old GEORGETOWN I'd or
on halfway within miles Rockville: cash.
Box 2S6-J Star
Evening star., 1944-10-22
MONEY WANTED.

$4,000, secured by $4,000 1st mortgage
improved property at So Phone OF write
JOHN F. KOLAR. 6l2 SO. Wayne St, Ar
$4,000 on frst-trust business property
in nearby Virginia; current interest
rates. Reply to Box 206, Mt. Rainier,
Evening star., 1944-10-22

SPACE DESIRED in store in desirable
business location for months November
and December. Box 8S-M. Star. 23'
STORE wanted for storage of furniture,
any location. ATLAS, 921 G st. NV, DI.
Evening star., 1944-10-22
GARAGES WANTED.

GARAGE OR GAS STATION wanted tc
lease; or 5 car garage or shop, suitable
for sign and vehicle painting; prefer gas
ME g4O0
Evening star., 1944-10-22
STORES FOR RENT.
STORES WANTED.

1923 14th ST. N.W.-stores, ofices and
large display window. rooms available
NO 1920, Ext 355
Evening star., 1944-10-22
STORES FOR SALE.
WAREHOUSES WANTED

ing quarters upstairs. good-paying busi-
ness; sold due to death. See J. HANDY
600 II ct ne
Evening star., 1944-10-22

WAREHOUSE WANTED for storage OF
furniture; any location. ATLAS, 921 G
st. NV. DI. 3737.
WAREHOUSE WANTED, $500 50. IT. or
more, 2nd commercial or industrial, ground
floor; lease for wholesale beverages. NE.
Evening star., 1944-10-22
DESK SPACE WANTED.

NATIONALLY ESTABLISHED engineering
organization wants to rent desk space vi
clnity between 18th and 18th and N Y.
and e NV. Box loom. Star.
Evening star., 1944-10-22
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

APT. BLDG, 20 or more units, or business
property having substantial tenants Give
address. income cash price. Box PSI M,
Star.
HAVE CLIENT who will pay cash for to
90 unit apt. bids, must be good location.
McCUNE, AT. 519O.
Evening star., 1944-10-22
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.
FARMS FOR SALE.

TO CLOSE ESTATE, downtown, End COM
mercial, 4-story brick; 2 elev, alleys;
over 10000 So. ft. $4,000. Prompt Of
fer necessary. Principals only. WI 2635
Evening star., 1944-10-22
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED
AUToMoTivE MISCELLANEOUS,

1k-TON TRUCK-stake or van body
must be In good condition. DI. 1866 days
ST. 1910 evenings
Evening star., 1944-10-22
Marriage License
AppHcotions

Under d. c. la,Gs, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, 1Oait three full days and
receiUe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
John Adolph Boettlin, 2s, Anacostia, and
n, Betty Jane schaetfer. ~ Reading: Pa.
fhaiiP Deyizo Derry, 2s, and Esther
Charles A.; Monteon. a, iSad and r. RUBY s;e Eu-
gene Melton, 81. both of 134 9Th st. ne.
Charlotte Wells, .2I. 14th St. NV.
James Patrick Hughes, 81, cambridge, Md,
and and Virginia Belle Grimm, IS, Balti-
claster Alber. Jones. 21, 52s2 Dix street
ne. and Ida Mae sinsieton. 90 sos
Robert s.o, E d. L Lucas; 25. and Lucille Nor
mes and S@Ps9h poPSphy r. wa i22a Linasn sS st
Northern 8. B. jenkins. SO. New orleans.
cai;,nobida cai; and b Bette Sue Boone, 35. 1923
Ss sss Susan Reeves, 81 both % Of 1884 1874
Nd eGm and fsa Enna II Gene ai NeaSan. NTsfSms
Fay. Merton Gaugh. "a, and Jessie Mae
Leg SaS,eS Weidf 81 & 1885 Randsiph st.. and
NV. and Almeda Alice Kubart. "a. ssf7 IL
Eugene Ross Pendergraph, 21, and Ber-
NICE Casson, IS, both of 1922 st. NV.
arthur Leonard Thompson, 26, 3o5O Vista
81 ne, and Ann Catherine Haynes, %,
100 Lawrence st. ne.
James William Hackney, %, and Mary
Ruth Miller, 2s. both Of 3729 Ford
roland N n Austin, %. 4sos oliver st,
RiVeTdale, Md, and June Marie Pyne'
wifi. "a. 1920 Sunderland pl. NV.
WlIlam Vinson Allen, 2I. and Anna
Senlevieve Rouleau, %, both of the Navy
James WaIdron Francis. AZ. 142 T sine
and Thelma Cecilia Morris, 20. 449 18th
John Marshall. IL, 3s, 24o5 Tracy pI.
s;sti.r s,W;i and "a Emily Kaine Whalisy. q.
Eversrd G; 4: Barnes, "a Camp Ritcbte.
MO, MO, and Elena Rault, 81, 474s Reser-
Arthur l., Rutledge, %. Boiling Field. and
| Dorls Arnold Loveless, 90, $40 Fair
| fax DR., Arlington
| James Theodore Caponzio, lS South Caro-
| ma; and Lois Willadene McCleese ia,
1898 Lewis ST. ne
James Bernard Jacobs % and Jerry
Dixon, s. both OF Newport News
John Louis Paxton, 25, 436 x st. NV,
| and Katie Jovins, 30. 44O K St NV
Jonn WILLIAMSON. 25, Greensboro, N c.
and Roberta Mcknight, SO, 1915 III
Evening star., 1944-10-22
Issued at Rockville.

Harry Wilson Dooley, 20, Columbus, Ind
and Mabel Mildred Smith, i9, Washing
ton Grove, Md
I. Roland Wilkerson, "a, Wa sshington, and
virginia Lee Middletown, Al, Arlington,
Fan! H. Justice, %, and Eliza beth q
Bloomer,, 81. both Of Washington
Earl FRENCH. 81 and Virginia Bailey, 30,
Clyde John Fowler, 81, Washington, and
helen Marie Moseley, Is, Alexandra
BENJAMIN Smith. jr., %, Camp Hood, Tex,
and Phyllis Shipley, 20, Monrovis' Nd
Rudo!ph F. Bouquet, %, Homa, Ala and
Nlrelnla 9. SnoWden. 20. Silver Snrirr
Evening star., 1944-10-22

ECONOMICAL TRANSPORTATION
IS Ford club coupe.
81 Plymouth 4-door sedan. heater.
'36 Dodge 4-door sedan, heater.
'36 Pontiac g. 4-ooor sedan
'36 Dodge 2-door sedan, heater.
'35 Plymouth conv. r, S. coupe, heater.
35 Ford Tudor sedan.
All under low ceiling price
BYRD MOTOR CO. Open Sunday.
Trade or Terms
2116-2120 Nichols Ave s E
Evening star., 1944-10-22
GARAGES FOR RENT.

1927 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Doubis brick q.
rage for rent.
BRICK GARAGE for rent. 412 D st. ne
%
Evening star., 1944-10-22

AZ Dodge, de luxe sedans t2). mud drive,
r. and h.
'42 Plymouth de luxe sedan, heater.
'42 Chevrolet AeroSedan, r. and h.
AZ Olds club coupe, small 6. hyd.
Al Buick special sedan.
40 Buick super sedan, r. and h.
40 Buick suDer club coupe, r.. and h.
80 Buick special sedan, r. and h.
Al Buick roadmaster sedan: r. and h.
Al Ford 5-pass. coupe; heater.
80 Chrysler Royal sedan, r. and h.
Al Olds sedanette, hyd., T. and h.
Al Lincoln Zephyr sedan, cd, r. and h.
Al Studebaker Champion sedan. r. and h.
80 Pontiac sedan. r. and h.
Al Plymouth special de luxe club coupe, r.
40 De Soto sedan, overdrive and heater.
Corvertibles:
40 Mercury conv. sedan. T. and h.
Al Dodge 6-pass. convertible coupe, fluid
drive and heater.
Al Mercury conv. coupe. r. and h.
Many others in stock.
Evening star., 1944-10-22

CADILLAC 1912 model "75" formal sedan
1941 model '75" Cadillac 7-pass. sedan
1910 model So La Sale sedan.
1910 model "52" La Sale sedan.
1910 Road Master Buick sedan.
1899 model "60'' special Cadillac sedan.
1888 model go special Cadillac sedan.
CAPITOL CADILLAC CO, 1922 22nd st.
NV. closed Saturday and Sunday, MA.
Evening star., 1944-10-22

GUARANTEED USED CARs-we have
waiting customers for '37, '3S, SO and
40 model cars. We will trade at liberal
prices on the following cars. Convenient
terms. We have:
1942 Chrysler Royal 4-door sedan
194l Chrysler Windsor 4-door sedan.
l941 Dodge custom 4-door sedan.
1e41 Plymouth special de luxe 4-door
1870 Chevrolet "-door town sedan.
1889 Ford convertible club coupe, new
top and seat covers.
1880 Buick Century 4-door sedan.
1899 Studebaker 6-passenger club coupe.
These cars are all in Al condition
see these cars before you buy
BILL MOTOR SALES, 643l Georgia ave
NV. Open Sunday.
'35 PLYMOUTH 4-d. I. sedan, heater.
80 Ford Tudor sedan. r. and h.
81 Plymouth 4-d. I. sedan, heater.
3S Plymouth 4-d. l. sedan. heater.
80 Cadillac conv. sedan heater
40 Packard 4-d. I. sedan, heater
Al Studebaker President 4-d. l., =. and
h.. o. d.
The above cars priced right Easy
terms and good trade. SCOTS GARAGE
rear 3712 Ga. ave. Garage under bowling
Evening star., 1944-10-22

SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN.
1941 Ford Tudor super de luxe.
1941 Plymouth special de luxe 4-door
1941 Oldsmobile SO" hydromatic 4-door.
194I De Soto custom brougham
1910 Plymouth d. !. 2-door sedan.
1899 Ford Tudor de luxe.
1898 Pontiac 4-door sedan.
1899 Buick 4-door
1897 Oldsmobile club coupe.
Nearly all have radios and heaters.
SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN. 257 Carroll st.
Takoma Park, D. C. GE 1902. Open
all day Sunday.
Evening star., 1944-10-22
LOTS FOR SALE.

and N St, Greater Capitol Heights; $3.50
for quick sale; TR 03o7;
Evening star., 1944-10-22

CORNER BRICK STORE and apt; hot-wa-
ter heat (oiD; yearly rent, 5000; price
$1,000. =,
rooms, bath separate h.-w.h. (gasl; yearly
rent, 5000; price, $500. LLOYD R.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-14
l27 On High Schools September-O
LOUIS TRIAN0 DINNER GUEST
100 Attend ChristOfOrO Colombo Hall Party; Mas
 trOpietrO TOastmaSter

Naugatuck, Nov. 14-Louis Triano, Jr., was the guest of honor at a bachelor party Saturday night at Christoforo Colombo hall on High street.
 The event was attended by ap- proximately 100 friends of MT. Tri- ano. Patsy Mastropietro was toast master.
 Among those attending were Jo- Seph Surnma, Domenick Trianor Rocco Mastropietro, William Uelson, Joseph Shaker, Patsy Labriola, John Healy, Rocco Monico, Vincent Ador- no, William Hill, ST., William Hill Jr., Nicholas Mangini.
 Also Dominick Gallette, Joseph Brown, Louis Triano, Frank Aurora Frank Presto, John Presto, Emil Martino, William Mariana, Anthony Mariana, Charles Rado, Buzzie Sig hottie.
 Also Rocco Sabia, H. Salzano Rocco Rado, William Rado, Mike Sabia, Dominick DeCarlo, Anthony Tangredi, Frank Mariana, Rocco Mariana, Peter Lupo, Larry Piefc Angelo Triano, Charles Triano and Michael Stabile.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-14

Thomaston, Nov. 14A-T Troops No. and No. 3, Girl Scouts of America, are very much pleased by the re- sponse on the part of local house. wives to the drive being conducted by them for the sale of Girl Scout cookies. Any person who has not been solicited and who wishes to purchase cookies are requested to contact either Miss Rose Ganglofi or Mrs. Winifred Wight. The cookies which have been. ordered to date will be delivered November 25.
 .Thomaston people who have list ened to the Eddie Cantor program over the radio each evening in his appeal for Christmas boxes for 35O,0OO wounded boys who are in hospitals and institutions in this country are requested by the local American Legion post to leave these boxes at Colts store on Main street
 Donors of boxes may place a slip bearing their names inside the box they make up. The drive for these boxes is being carried on all over the United States by the American Le- zion it is hoped that Thomaston will continue its great war record by donating large number of these boxes.
 The following local women attend ed the Waterbury blood bank Mon- day to donate blood for plaSma which will be used by the annual boxes for wounded men in all the theaters of war. Blood banks were held here on two occasions but the response was 50 small that 1t was deemed inadvisable to hold any more here. A great deal of credit must be given to these women who have
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-14
TALBOT IN LINE
 FOR ADVANCEMENT
Congressman May Be Named to Appropriations
 or Naval Committee

Cong. Joseph E. Talbot (R), re- gently reelected from the fifth congressional district is said to be in line for committee advancement in Washington. He arrived in Wash ington yesterday and was the first of Connecticut's delegates to arrive for today's opening session.
 Talbot Is now eighth ranging member of the Republican side of the House Judiciary committee and reports state he ither will be "pro- moted'' within that group or be ad- vanced to the still more important committees such as the Appropria- tions or Naval committee.
 Claiming the interest of Cong. Talbot. U. s. Senator Francis T. Maloney and other Connecticut leg islators in Washington this session will be the bill to exempt insurance from the antitrust laws, also the rivers and harbor bills affecting Connecticut's harbors such as New Haven, etc.
 Also, postwar highway aid bill in which Connecticut Highway Commissioner William J. Cox seeks revision of the aid formula to give greater weight to the needs of the heavily populated eastern states such as Connecticut.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-14
lITCHEIElD Mary Fi0lek. Correspondent telephone 553-12
DESSERT SUPPER
 TOMORROW NIGHT
Congregational C urCh Farley to Follow; Bene-
 fit Dance Saturday

Litchfield, Nov. 14 - A meeting of the Litchf1eld Congregational church will follow dessert supper at the church house Wednesday evening 7:30. The Rev. Norman Weed, Ply mouth Congregational pastor will be speaker.
 St. Anthony's church, Junior Choir will meet at the community Center this evening at 6:30. Follow ing this meeting St. Anthony's high school club will meet.
 Ensign Laura Griffin, stationed with the WAVES in Washington, D. O., has been visiting her parents, Dr. and Mrs. O. B. Griffin.
 The Community Players will hold dance at the Community House Saturday evening for the benefit of St. Anthony's church Fund.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-14
YOUNG REPUBL ICANS
 CONVENE TONIGHT

Naugatuck, Nov. 14.-There will be a meeting of the Naugatuck Young Republican club tonight at 8 at Pythian hall.
 President Franklin Hotchkiss an- nounced today a nominating com- mittee will be named to bring in slate of officers to be balloted upon by members and to hold ofdce dur ing the ensuing year.
 The Misses Grace Woodfield. Mar garet Sweeney and Helen Mai form the committee in charge of refresh ments tonight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-14
Borough Briefs

Naugautck, Nov. IA - The menu for the supper to be held Thursday by the Church Helpers of St. Mich ael's church has been announced as follows: Baked meat patties, cream ed potatoes, Harvard beets, tossed salad, hot rolls, apple pie and cof- fee.
 Serving will start at 5:3O D. m in the parish house.
 Olympic Bartelli, U. S. Navy is spending leave at his home, 8S High street.
 Mrs. Harold E. Chittenden of Fairview avenue, has accompanied her daughter, Mrs. George Fillmore and granddaughters, Margaret Chittenden Fillmore, to San Antonio, Texas, where they will join Lieuten- ant Fillmore of the Army Air Force.
 Ben Dziengielewski, aviation radiOman, U. s. Navy, has returned to Norfolk, Va, after spending a 3O- day leave at his home on Goodyear avenue. He was in the Mediterran- can theater of war in September and took part in tn invasion of southern France.
 Joseph DziengieIewSki, U. s. Army was also home fer few days and has returned to his port of embark atiOn.
 MT. and Mrs. R. A. Pulda and Mrs. Edward LinS of Milltown, N. J., were the weekend guests of Mrs. Harold Woodfield, Jr., of Mill vile.
 Mrs. LinS is a native of Australia. Her husband is serving overseas.
 The Evangeline Circle of the Sa- lem Lutheran church will meet this evening at o'clock in the church hall. The hOstesseS will be Mrs. Carl SkOglOng. and. Mrs. George Johnson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-14
PROSPECT Rude1la c. DriscOll. COrre- spOndent--TelephOne 5-O921
DAVIES CHOSEN
 GRANGE MASTER
John Schwizer Named Overseer; Library Board Tea Tomorrow

Prospect, Nov. IA - Prospect Grange held it's annual election of officers for the coming year, Friday evening in Chapel schoOlhouse.
 The elected officers follow: Mas ter, John Davies; overseer, John Schwizer; lecturer. Miss Nellie Cow. dell; steward, George Cooley; as- sistant steward, Arthur Kathan; chaplain, Mrs. Samuel Nichols; treasurer, Earl Cooley; secretary. Mrs. Lillian Miller; gate keeper James Doyle; Ceres, Miss Ella Allen; Pomona, Mrs. Lloyd Perry; Flora Mrs. Lavinia Booth; lady assistant steward, Mrs. Mary Geary.
 J. Russell Putnam was elected to the executive board for three year term.
 Members of the local library board will hold a tea Wednesday afternoon from 3:30 to 5 p. m. in the library in honor of National Book week.
 The Altar Guild society of St. An thony's church held it's weekly card party at the home of Mrs. Arthur H. Merriman. Mrs. Oscar Montam- bault was hostess and Mrs. William Sennett and Mrs. John ScheiffeI were prize winners.
 Sc2 Fred Kelly of Sampson, N. Y. SDent the week end as the guest of his sister, Mrs. Oscar Montambault of Summit road.
 Corp. Kenneth Tuckey of the U S. A. has returned from the Euro pean theater of war and Is spend- ing a furlough with his parents, MT and Mrs. Richard Tiickey of Clarh Hill road. Corp. Tuckey has been overseas for 2 years
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-14
CHURCH HELPERS
 SPONSORING SALE

Naugatuck, Nov. 14.-A bakery sale will be conducted by the Church Helpers of St. Michael's church So- morrow afternoon in the parish house as one of the features of the fair being held Nov. IS and IS.
 Mrs. J. H. Howell heads the com mittee and will be assisted by Mrs. Marshall Bronson, Mrs. William Bell, Mrs. John Wininger and Mrs. Ralph Gilnack.
 There will also be a white ele- phant sale, with the following ladies in charge: Mrs. Mattie Briggs, Mrs. C. Splann and Mrs. William Bell.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-14
MIDDLEBURY Correspondent: Nancy Riley
 Telephone l-6410
CPL, JOHN BEEBE
 NOW IN ENGLAND
Country Club Road Youth at Air Depot; Brother
 Harold in Pacific

Mddlebury, Nov. 14-Mr. anC Mrs. G. Wilbur Beebe of Country Club road have received word that their son. John is now at an ail depot in England. Corp. Beebe en. tered the service in February 194s and received his basic training al Atlantic City, N. J. MT. and Mrs Beebe's son Harold is also in the service and station somewhere ir the South Pacific.
 Mrs. John V. Shute, and her two daughters Gail and Lynn, who have been at Bar Harbor, Me, with En- sign Shute, since last June have arrived in Middlebury to take ur their residence with her parents MT. and Mrs. Edward J. Duff ot Crest Road for the duration.
 Mrs. Julia Parker of North street visited her sister, Mrs. John Don- avan in Rocky Hill last week. MT. Donovan is a patient at St. Francis hospital in Hartford where he re- gently underwent an operation.
 John Lynch, s 1-c, son of Attor- ney and Mrs. George Lynch, spent a 24 hour leave with his parents this week end. This is his first visit home in year having been in active service in the Medittarean area for eight months and also par ticipated in the invasion of South ern France.
 Miss Elizabeth. Wade White daughter of MT. and Mrs. William Henry White of Breakneck Hill who has been regional director for Russian War Relief, Inc, in New England and New York State has taken new assignment as executiv assistant in Russian War Relief, Inc. national headquarters, New York City, Miss Elizabeth Mayer former supervisor for R. w. R. in Massachusetts is taking over Miss Whites territory.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Upson are spending some time at Mountain Lake club, Lake Wales, Florida.
 Miss Mary Campbell has returned to her home in East Orange, N. J after spending the past few day with her mother Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell and sister, Mrs. D. A. Ri. naldi, Miss Campbell has returned from Canada where she spent twt weeks with her sister, Mrs. R. P Robertson and family in Toronto and another sister Mrs. w. A Campbell and family in Brockville
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-14
COLEMAN NAMEDBY BETA THY GROUP

Nineteen members met at the reg ular meeting of the Beta Hi-Y Club last evening in the Central Y. M. c. A. Two of last years club mem bers, Joseph Stokes and Harold Pet erson of the U. s. Navy visited with the group. Both boys have just com- pleted boot training at Sampson. Robert Coleman was appointed off, cial inter-club representative and Lee Prescott, was elected alternate. A bill on student government will be prepared by the group for the com ing Youth and Government program December 9th and 9th. "Chic" Kel- ley, Sports editor for the American was guest speaker last evening. The talk was in teh form of an open forum. Swimming, basketball, wrest- ling, track and football were the the points covered by MT. Kelley. Dr. Walker will address the club next Monday evening.