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Evening star., 1944-12-20
SUBURBAN RENT-vIRGfNfA.

SSSSNDSIN
5.RO0M BRICK BUNGALOW. unfur-
trie refrix.rator. c.Il Fails church 1898.
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
DESK SPACE FOR RENT, wen lishted, cross
ventilation. services OF telephone recep-
tionist: S25 per month. Phone DI. 6494.
|IhvEsrMEhr PROPERTY FOR SALE.
section, all rented, and win show az ex-
WiIl sen a an .oo 81 individually. Gan MR..
DoWSroWN nao @ $50 DoAsDiNG sHahii o. HOUSE, s5
annually. $4,000 cash invested in this
scanland at WAGGAMAN-BRAWN
TAKOMA PARK. MD.-New 4-unit brick
apt Apt, IL apt eompl.ssls furnished excel @cd
SEVERAL 81 saG i.t sSenSfs AND asa nd TsUsrs, interest
81. well secured on Arlington properties.
1000 BLoCk L 81. H.w.-1st commercial:
approx. 500 50. IT. t0-ft; frontage to wide
|eals'; co sf sl5;SSe. 6sss ROBERT MORGAN d
swear old semidetsehed brick properly
separate entrances and meters. Excellent
modern eauipnnent: VIII show 20s return
on on. Investment We & {. MITCHELL QUICK DI,
MOD MobERN 4 x; as-SNtT INF APARTMENT. A x.ll
designed building with sood-sized rooms
and plenty of closet space. In popular
rental area, near the Presidential Gardens
in nearby Virginia, only few minutes
from downtown and close to Shopping dis
trict and TRANSFORMATION. Gross income
15% return and is a sound investment
for now and the postwar era. For state
ment, phone Mr.. WoIberg. ia. 1885, SHAN
NON d. LUCHs CO., 1905 H st. NV. Ma.
HOME AND INVESTMENT. Dupont Circle,
S13 18th st. n.w.-Must act quickly. your
chance to have beautiful 3-rm., / st moor
for yourself plus an excellent income; new
car garage., MR., KRAFT. ME. s4Qo,,
new: 10 units in each; single. stoksr fur
mace for the group, ineinerator, kitchen
nhH on Lee svd % about ISs sminuts sA drive e' from
Constitution ave. ofices: annual income,
paysbs $40 monhy neudns
about 16s4fs. or 21ee. depending on
of IN hs on
LOUIS, ?; SHOEMAKER, 171s st, NV.
s-FAMILY BUILDING, Sc, nearly new;
stoker heat SAM RosEY. AID. 2700.
sdsi ransnR sPeRdd iaom @ to of ee
several in NV section. others in sc. and
nearby, Va For appt. to inspect any of
these outstanding buys call Harry Cohen, |
GE O2S6. SHANNON d LUCHS CO., 1905
H st. NV. MA. 234b.
COLoRED-6-room row brick, Kitchen and
bath. % Myrtle st. ne; now renting as
roomine house At approximately SIC
mo. Priced low at $4,000. by OWNER. |
Terms. MA. 9155. sunday, RI. 060s,
H. Lopatin.
CoLORED-Homs and investment, semi
detached brick buildings, each with apts. |
of living room. bedrm.. kitchen, bath.
screened porch, Arcola h.-w.h:. auto. gas
live in one apt. rent the other; priced very
low at $3.50, terms If desired; inspect
any time Call until 9 pm. LEO NJ. |
BERNSTEIN a. Co. 1lS 9Th St NV. ME. |
h4OO Your neighbor bought from US
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7 oke Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY,
O. Susanna,

o, Susanna!
Oh, there Is no gent" in ungent,
And no home in homicide;
You'll find Gestapo is no lest"
And Mats" not Nazified.
In Cracow not a. single Cow
Oh, please pronounce 1t "koe";;
And chase that fellow Archie
From the archipelago.
O. Susanna!
Why don't you try for me?
Please buy a dictionary
And be right from A to L.
Oh, in propaganda there's no pro, ;
And anti has no eye"
No tree" in military,
And digestion doesn't die"
No ZOO" in zoology,
In melee not q me"
In all the words like awfully
For Petes sake swat that "fiea."
o, Susanna!
o take this tip from me:
To speak correctly keep
Dictionary on your knee.
Correct Pronuneia tions:
Ongent: UNG-gwent
Homicide: HOMM-i-side
Gestapo: gth-SHTAH-poe
Nazi: NAHT-See
Cracok: Eng: KRAY-koe
Pol: KRA-koof s--
Archipelago: ARK-i-PEEEuh-g -goe
Propaganda: PROP-uh-G -GANduh
Anti: AN-tee
Military: MIILi-TAIR-e
Digestion: di-JESS-chun
Zoology: Aoe-OL-oh-jee
Melee: may-LAY
Awfully: AW-full-ee
released by the Ben Syndicate, 1ne.)
Just out, pamphlet Swing origins o,
names Of All TIE States, As well as com.
flowers For free copy. send . stamped
Scent, self-sddretssd envelope to Franz
Colby in care Of The Evening Star. Ash
for StSteS pamphlet
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ACREAGE FOR SAlk.

LEE BOULEVARD, Arlington County; I5
acres; excellent holding Investment W. c.
GERBICH, Or 0lgS 21.
5-ACRE TRACTS with 250-ft frontage on
Route 24O, north of Gaithersburg, Montg.
Co., Md: cleo, phone and bus At property
81 900 each tract: $3.50 cash, balance e
years. Also 5-acre wooded and cleared
tracts at Clinton. Md: S1.500 each tract;
easy terms. Conv. to Suitland, Nd, Govt.
blogs. and Navy Yard employees. JOHN A.
BRICKI.EY, 81. 1851.
10 ACRES of desirable building site prop
erty, located north of East-West highHay
between Conn. ave. and 10th ST: 81 800
and up per acre. Please call MRS.
CIJSHkRD III &S43
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HOUSE fRAllERS.

NEW KOZY, Platt and Superior; also new
tandem Liberty: many good used trsilers,
I,Lti, nelldlng tnndsms an Cash for your trailer,
wvn. Md Tel. Berwyn 45 for appraisal
WASHINGTON TRAILER headauarters-
New tandem-wheel Schultz on display: also
Groom Travelos and Americans many used
trailers and lusgage trsilers; IL, Is and
"a mos. financing plans. Call us today for
appraisal Repairs and all types Of service
puoHTherm bester. in stneI AMEPIcaN SsR1 snS
TRAILER CO., INC Open untH 3. 1880
Wisconsin ave WO 1882
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Winning Contract
~ HOWARD SCHENKEN and
RICHARD L. FKEY.
Both sides vulnerable.
South dealer.
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The bidding:
South west North East
10 IA Pass Pass
30 "a Pass Pass
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SO PASS Pass Dbl.
All pass
Y. Ks7
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AL QaSs
AS you can see South had two
trump losers, plus . losing heart
and no place to discard it. But de-
clarer discarded" it on one of
East's trump tricks and thereby
made his contract. Here is how he
managed it. ....
He ruffed the opening spade lead
laid down the diamond king and
got the, bad news. The ace-king of
clubs were casf1ed and third club
ruffed in dummy. Next South ruffed
another spade, cashed the ace and
king OF hearts and ruffed his fourth
club with dummy's last trump.
Then came the denouement.
When North led the fourth spade
II East ruffed dec1arer would dis
card his losing heart and lose only
the two trump tricks. II East dis
carded, South's run gave him his
10th trick and the diamond ace
provided the 11th. East would win
one Of his trump tricks on the heart
South had to lose anyway
Note particularly the care de-
clsrer took to bring home his two
heart tricks before making a lead
on which East could discard q heart
"a precaution vital to the success
Of the contract.
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Evening star., 1944-12-20
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

X ST. NV. near 13th-old brick house
on lot 26x14O feet to alley, adjoining
sides The house is solid and could be
developed for once use, but the price is
for the land alone and there's no argu-
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, 1718 K st. NV,
MA l166. ..-
on L st. NV. between 18th and 11th, CON
tanning 1850 So. #. which can be in
creased to $4,000. Frontage. 621a IT. on
L ST.. l32-ft depth: freight elevator. will
sell subject to early possession, or will re-
model for suitable tenant under long term
lease. JEROME 8. MURRAY. 1881 G St
NV. RE 2460. -
INDUSTRIAL CORNER SITE. close in. 15-.
500 square it.. street srade. excellent value
at Sl7,500. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON, RE.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY on sEoOND IRgsI.Ws .ill
oIo.na: Or Va: Re.scnabls rates; NATIONAL
n: z ave NV National S63S.
PERSONAL LOANS, low bank rates,
|: equal monthly deposits; THE CITY
BANK offices; NA; $780,,
and eoarteaps, service; Consult vs. before
vEsTMENT CO. s17 9th st. NV. DI. $3.50
1st TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
rates: terms or monthly payments. P. J.
WAISHE, ,stLs En- INC, Lib Eye st. NV Ma s46s 81
WHEN YOU NEED . personal loan. S100
BANK OF cOMMERCE. AND SAVINGS,
st North Capitol. Ixecutivs .a727
MONEY on nrst or second trusts; prompt
action; reasonable rates: nearby Nd. Va
SF en- p inn 81 Ds9persSa Ng SSae THE AMERICAN CO.
SECOND Trust LOANS on your home,
small mo. payments. Call Mr. Berman, Ma.
Ss2o; METRO co, 203 woodward Bldg.
ERAG GAccEPTANsessEi: Corr ;: ssSs s.ltimor.
ave-, Hyattsyille. Md WA. 31S1 Formerly
Southeastefp Discount Of Hyattsville
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FARMS FOR SALE.

COLONIAL ESTATE OF 1876 ACRES, With
in 13 miles OF. Washineton, this rambling
Sesutfu hHptsa trses n snd shrubbery. Built ABOUT
1850, it contains large rooms, 3 baths. z
spacss sd ..e5a + has l.nss sssfss sns s0:
elec. refrigerators and telephone. New
tenant house with 4 rooms and bath; new
barn toolhouss msath1Gse sor es stable 5.
water, in ali nslds. This pToposarty Is clear lear
Cash. ea aeps Balance ne @ sso6 % Per Month feed
inventory fnSer,, price: rice See MASON HRsT. An
Phoas AessnaTs s hf bs1s cS.sd
355 ACRES-9-room frame house, bank
barn, other. farm buildings. paved road
el:e baths trn =. yrie. farm saesa eedgip
acres, s-room house. cleo, bath
sasssn road miles o% Stores seoo
fnaa'hes from B. c. n' Price. sSsoo. terms '
aseEs paeeEns
all necessary equipment; 80 miles D.. c.
Rfse s9fG = ksnY 1sgmf RoeEs. sgh Nd fAaD Phone
COUNTRY HOME: vacant, To- =, near
colesville; Nd, large rooms, bath, le elec. !,
assss rsy eise heans and eox rts oth. Roua
age on llishway; house sets back 800 IT,.
with shade, flowers; plenty Of fruit; COM
muting distance. Price, S10,b00.
country home Of 3 O., with large stream
and spring, water piped to house. property
very scenic, with stream. spring. milk
fronting on highway 15 mi. out: Groom
house. 150 yrs. old. with old stone nre-
rage; large barn: other outbuildings; cleo
tricity and phone.
80 acres, houses fronting on good road,
both rented; very productive soil; cleo
tricity, phone. running water, fruit. shade;
other outbuildines;. commuting distance.
45-acre fruit and poultry farm. two very
pie trees, large packing house, spring, brook
A large income; owner has other business;
JOHN saHiIi suRboFT b,Ss 4. eOE u BOX j, % Silver
spring. Nd. Call Ashton 3S4B.
Evening star., 1944-12-20
By LUCRECE HUDGINl

SYNOPSIS: Santas magic net raves
Witches Of Poldrex let loose. a chest, OF
waauitoes to sting him and make him
give up the Magic Music Boz that will
Of terrible sickness. The witches
climb into their saucepanx and take OF
after Louis, who has escaped through q
long, dark tunnel with special shoes
that take 2,000-mils steps
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FARMS FoK RENE !,

POSSESSION AT ONCE-Wanfed mid die
aged man and wife. rith larrs fimily,
capable Of operating 200-acre prod1ctive,
equipped stock farm on money-mkking
share basis: attractive country home with
2 tenant house, JOHN yuRpQFT, Colss-
vile, = 7. D. Route ~ Silver eprins. Nd.
Call Ashton 1e46.
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AUroMoTlvE MISCELLANEOUS.

car ideal for travel, small. compact
LoMAR MOTOR CO., SH. 400.
AEAOPLAEE, Piper Cub. J-3. Franklin CO.
$500 CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT, Oh.
RECAPfNG m WASH, one-day service:
leave ear 9 a.m.. ready at 8; Grade A rub
not left on street or lot, For appoint cali
LU. 0S34. LU. 1917. Plenty Of grade and
tires and tubes in stock, pass and truck.
ne. .LU 0e34. LU. 1O77.
IRE RECAPPING. S-hour service, by ap-
pointment. Leave your car o am, pick it
UP at 5 pm. Finest srade materials used
Expert workmanship by experienced re-
cappinr mechanics. All work. guaranteed
Ample parking facilities. PALDER d
HANNA. 4716 r. !. ave, Hyattsville. UN
12l2: 1893 Lee hwy. Arlington. OK. 00l2.
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complets new 32-pase booklet,
chanEes in the -Four, Aces... system,''
how to use the new weak" two-bid:
nsw no-trump bids and responses. This
booklet will be sent postpaid on receipt
oi 70 cents Per COPY. stamps or coin.
xvening Star, p. o. BOX 20, station VI,
New York "a, NJ Y
Evening star., 1944-12-20

TREW MOTOR CARS
Al HUDSON Commodore 4-dr. sedan; radio,
Al Hudson de luxe a-door sedan; radio,
Al NssS q. luxe a-dr. breush.m; hsstsr.
Al Plymouth eony. coupe.
Al Pontiac .eong. coupe:
~ Plymouth de luxe coupe.
40 Chrysier. de luxe 4-dr. sedan; raofc,
40 studsbaksr de luxe 4-ar. sedan; rsdis,
40 Packard de luxe 4-door sedan; radio.
40 La Sails de luxe 4-dr. sedan; radio.
SO Buick de lu1e 4-dr. sedan,
SO Packard 4-dr. sedan: radio. hester.
80 De Soto de luxe 4-dr. sedan.
'39 Ford Tudor sedan; radio, heater.
80 De Soto club coupe.
80 Chrysler Royal 4-dr. sedan.
$s $s cheVfofet q &. luxe t1I edr sedan SEDAN
So Piymouth de luxe i DR.. sedan.
psdss s;e.s i... panf fhsW SSes Moron
distributors. tsn aho Open evenings and sundsys
USED -CAR SALE. ...
'3S Buick ?-pass. sedan, r. and h.
~ Chevrolet master sedan. r. and h.
Al Oldsmobile sedan-coupe, r. and h.
~ Buick sedarette. and h.
q Buick spscial sedan. +: and 3:
40 La Sale club coupe. +. and h.
40 La Sale ''52." sp. sedan, r. and h.
40 Chrysler ttraveler'D sedan, r. and h.
40 Pontiac torpedo sedan, r. and h.
40 Oldsmobile '6'' sedan, r. and h..
40 De Soto de luxe sed., h. and overdrive
40 Packard e" club coupe. r. and h..
40 Oldsmobile torpedo club cpe., 7. and h
80 Packard "120s club coupe, r. and h.
,39 Buick sedan, T. and h.
SO La Sale sedan. r. and h. -s....
40 Packard convertible eoupe, r. and b..
'39 Buick Special copg'tib coupe. 7. and b.
HYATTsViiLE BUICK CO. WA. gill
Evening star., 1944-12-20
LETTER-OUT

Remove one letter from, each word and
rearrange to spell the word called for.
Print the letter opposite the word from
which YOU have removed, it, II you have
correctly he's supposed to
knew the judge.
answer 70 Yssterday's LETTER-0UT.
OBJ PLUhdBER-RuAGPLE ct gets in your
to) soAPY-PAYs dts the woman who
tx) V0RTEx-TRovE DTS boarded treas
tr RiEaNsinar-aREzN iasi Che. . novie.,.
Rl TRESTIE-SETTLE tthe suits with
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oeflcex .WAhrrp.

DESIRE suite OF 8 q more deTiYa6ie
onhces in downtown Washinrton VIII
buy furniture and take over lease. BOX
2 Or s ROOMS wanted In downtown
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oEEIcEs For RENI.
AUTO LOANS.

AUTO LOANS-Low bank rates. Your title
ts full security. No comakers required.
PROMPT service. Minimum loan $12o. THE
CITY BANK. 6 of1ees.t MA. $500.
AUTOMOBIE.. 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.,
ll02 New York ave..n.w. tGreyhound Bus
TerminaQ. RE. 1900 Open till 8 . m: 31s
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

DODGE ARMY TRUCK. l940; STAKE body;
OPA price. Apply 80 o st. ne.
g. M. C. 1910 panel good condition. 614
9TH st. NV. RE. 7O18: iH 2bs
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

REINFORCED CONCRETE freproot bldg.
taininsg 1890 od@ g. #. which ssT esn 1t in.
L st.. 133-ft. depth; freight elevator viii
sell subject to early possession, or will re-
nsa ssss GT sesiel tfatns MRR lsaeT I,
sITr siT Fda E5 2esS; as STATION or restaurant
sndse T. s. Lo assqs sss. s possss @si se0s r Hag as
koUIs e i, g 3 .sHoEN1kfR' lils K1st'n'r.
sfoRE SIC RE0e On OFFICES, 1923 Es.'st NV.
mercial. win remodel to suit tenant on
long lease. INQUIRE Francis Heigie, DIXIE
REALTY CO. MA. $3.50. .----. --.--..:.- -.
|. BUSINESS. PROPERTY WANTED.
CORNER BUSINESS PROPERTY, with for
present occupants will not be disturbed.
Boz 46-Y. StAI. -.
STORES FOR RENT. ~ ~
9th ST. NEAR Z N.W.-Larse store, base
ment, 9 noors above; reasonable rent on
lease. Phone WO. 6603.
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
CAN you USE clear property, little cssh2
come houses see N. E. RYON CO. GE. 81 40.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
FOR BEST RESULTS list your proper5lss
Wisconsin nrs, aye, Washington IA. D. c.:
LOTS FOR RENT.
LOCATION at 18th and Benning rd. ne,
for rental during Christmas week, for the
sale of Christmas trees Phone ARTHUR
HARTUNG. II. 44s1.
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PARKING LOTS.

PAkkING LOTS. l.
SECOND COMMERCIAL, rear 1882 9th st.
n.w-Old brick warehouse and parking
lot. large enoutyh for 80 trucks; rent. $50
per month. H. H. CARTER, 613 10th st.
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LOCATION at 18th and Benning rd. ne,
| for rental during Christmas week, for the
sale of Christmas trees. Phone ARTHUR
HARTUNG. IL 44Sl.
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LOTS FOR RENT.

FOf BEST RESULTS list your properties
for sale or rent with j. NOBLE BOAZ. 7240
Wisconsin ave, Washington IA, D. c.:
phone WI. 264S.
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BUSINESS. PROPERTY wAkTED.

CORNER BUSINESS PROPERTY, with for
without living quarters, for investment:
present OCCUPANTS will not be DISTURBED.
Boz 46-Y. StSI. ..-..S.
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STORES FOR RENT.
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

9th ST. NEAR N.W.-Large store, base
ment, 9 noors above; reasonable rent on
lease Phone WO 6f5O3
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

CAN YOU USE clear property, little cash 2
II SO and have equities in any kinC in
come houses see N. E. RYON CO. GE. 81 40.
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BUICK 1857 4-door .edsn; radio and
heater. PARKWAY MOTOR CO., 305l
Il st. NV. MI. Ols6: -
BUICK 1887 Special conv coupe; ceiling
price, S446. Call MISS FRIAs. MI. 1164,
IL to IL am
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-27
ShrelVsbu bury-Briggs
 Bridal Oct. l4

Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Nancy Virgi- nia Shrewsbury, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William Briggs, Second avenue, which took place Saturday, oct. i4 ct Denver, Col. The cores mony was performed by Rev, Sam uel w. Marble.
 The bride was attired in c street length black velvet dress with Q beaded pink crepe yoke, black ae. cessories and shoulder eorSage Of gardenias,
 Mrs. Briggs, who at the time Of her marriage was q member of the faculty of Mora school McComRs, West, Vau was graduated magma cum laude in June from Concord college, Athens, West, Va, She was president of the Delta Sigma Ep. Silen sorority, president of the Pan Hellinic council and in l043 prime. ess of the May court, She was pledged to Kappa Delta Phi, hon. orary educational fraternity, was listed in "WhoS Who in American colleges and was presented on award for being the best student for io44.
 Pvt. Briggs attended Mlddlesex university and Concord college where he was Q pre.medieal student and c member of Phi Sigma Phi. He has been with the Army Air Forces since October, io43 and dur- ing that time he attended the Uni. versity of Alabama aS Q cadet student and was stationed at Foster Field, San Antonio, Texas. HO was transferred recently to LoWTey, Denver, Col.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-27
Social Notes

Mrs. Upshur Evans, Hillside ave- nue, hes been in New York city where she was registered at the Weylin hotel.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Connell, Jr., Loekhart avenue, announce the birth of Q daughter on October 26 ct St. Mary'S hospital. Mrs, Con- nell Is the former Claire Phyllis O'Neill.
 Miss Betty VandeBogart, High land avenue, Is convalescing ct her homo following an appendoctonly ct St. Mary'S hospital.
 Miss Nancy Cantor, daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Albert Cantor, Far fnington avenue, will enter the freshman class at Pembroke college in Brown university Providence, R, l.. this month. Miss Cantor, who was graduated in June from North field School for Girls, East North field, Mass.
 Ensign Buell. Taylor Heminway, UeNTa, and Mrs. Heminway, an. nounce tho birth of c son, Buell. Fay. Tor Heminway, IT,, october l4, in Washington, D. c. Ensign Hernin. way, who is serving overseas, is the son Of Mrs. Buell. II. Heminway, IT,, of Madison and New York city, and grandson of Mrs. D. Ravens Heminway of Watertown. Mrs. Hems nway is the former Nan Yates Fer- guson, formerly of West Hartford, daughter of Mrs. Herbert Sidney Jones of Washington, D. 0.
 Mrs. Mary E. Norgren, Water bury policewoman, spoke on her work in the department at . fneet- ing of tho Cheshire Rotary club ct Waverly Inn, Cheshire, last night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-27
Rosemary CrMeSS Guest At Sh010er

Miss Rosemary Cruess, Frost road, who will become the bride of Ofs flcer Candidate Thomas J. Medrath on Nov. (, was honored at 0 personal shower at her home recently. Her sister, Miss Betty Cruess, and her sister-in Jaw Mrs. Francis D. Cruess were hostesse.
 Among those attending were Mrs, John Kruse. Mrs. Eugene Flinter, Mrs. Leo Cruess, Mrs. Raymond r. Cruess, Mrs. Robsrt Eustace, Mrs, Raymond II, Cruess, Mrs, Leonard Cruess, Mrs Francis A, CruesS, Mrs, Edward 0laSheen, Mrs. Sterling Peck, Mrs. Robert Cruoss, Mrs, John Mc0rath, Mrs. James Cooke, Mrs. AlIca dlesheen and Mrs. Fred CrameF.
 Also: Misses Mary Cruess, Eileen Cruess, Agnes Bollard, Catherine 0Donnell, Julie 0ruess, Margaret Cruess, Margaret 0'Brien, Hazel Peck, Francis Mcdrath. Pauline Bolger, Cecilia BolEer, Marguerite Fahy Irene Winters and Dorothy Hartnett.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-27
CLUB NOTES
Associates Fete
 Miss NegCSOn

Miss olganette Newson, ponham street, who is leaving soon for serv- Ice with the WAC9 was aeted re. gently at Patsy Browns Silver Chalet by her associates ct the Lor- raine shop,
 Those attending were: Mrs. ISar- " Blerenbaurn, Mrs. Max Hiren. baum, Mrs. Leo Newson, Mrs, Sampson Siegel, Mrs. Joseph Ma rusHewski, Mrs. Vincent Wlkowski, Mrs, Caroline pawlowski, Mrs, Margaret Beaudoin, Mrs. william Dorsey, Mrs. Lawrence Bender, Mrs. Vincent Gerard, Mrs. Sam Margolls, Mrs. Armand Bahlcola Mrs, Edward DeBisschop, Mrs Marcel Ulatowski, Mrs. Harry Wil- enchlk, Mrs, Joseph leiaher, Mrs James P. Grady. and Mrs, Elijat Mack.
 Also: Misses Helen Mcculnn Margaret Oonvard, Irene Wlatr, Victoria Copes, Maryan 0reen- hlatt, Marilyn Roche, Ruth Baron Ruth Kunofsky, Edna Swirsky and Shirley Manfredi.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-27
Ben M0uUr Girls
 Plan Card Party

Miss Helen Jamele, Miss Ann Dc. Cosmo, Mrs. Terry CiNnelulli and Mrs. Ann Augelli were selected as q committee in charge of e card party to be held in November by the Ben Mawr Girls at e meeting Of the or- ganization Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Cianciulli, Russell street. Arrangements for the affair vii be announced later.
 Mrs. Shirley Cameron, who cele- brated her birthday, was presented 0 gift from the group,
 Attending the meeting were; Mrs. Mary A. Ren2oni, Mrs. Terry Cian- ciulli, Mrs. Ann Augelli, Mrs shir- Icy Cameron, Mrs. Marion sealzo, Mrs. Ann Nora, Mrs. Sally Mast, Misses Geraldine LoSchiaYo Ann DeSosmo, Evelyn Mareiano and Hele nJamele.
 The next meeting will be held on Wednesday, November 8th ct the home of Miss Ann DeCosmo, Con- gresS avenue.
 A regular meeting of the Division b7, A, o. H., will Do held this even- ing ct Q o'clock in Engineer hall. A social will follow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-27
Lucy BosUes Attends
 Contention In Ohio

Miss Lucy Dowes of WaterVlile street, chairman of the Waterbury Council of Catholic Women, has been attending the 22nd, conven- ton of the National Council Of Catholic Women held in Toledo, Ohio from october 2i to 26,
 Tho theme of the convention this year was The Family, the DaSaS of Post.War civilization" Bishop Karl J. Alter of Toledo, was host to the 1000 delegates. The sssionS were opened by Mrs, Robert A. Angelo of York, Pa, president Of the NCWC news service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-27
SOCIAL
 FUNCTIONS
Contract Bridge
CORNELL BRIDGE cLun

The Thursday evening tourna- Tnent of the Cornell Bridge club, conducted by Mrs. John 0. Moriar. ty, 60 Linden street, closed last night with these winners: Lewis Merrill and Mrs. Daniel Butler, Bob i-2: Mir. and Mrs. Robert Treat, Be8; Miss Alice o'Nelll and Miss Ann Cronin, BeB l.2; Mrs. Albert Lavigne and Mrs. Philip Brodeur tied with Mrs. Edward Holcomh and Mrs. Thonas Chapman, Be0. Top scores for the evening were. north and south, Miss Mary Brennels and Newell Mitchell, 90 Ia; Miss Mir- lam Herr and Miss Marion Gard. ner, e3; east and west, Mrs. Erwin Hathaway and Mrs. Charles Varian, 0S; Mrs. Lavigne and Mrs. Brodeur, aN,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-27
WORLD CONFUSION
 DISCUSSED BY JONES

A cooperative order is struggling to Do born out of this world convuls sion, pr. E. Stanley Jones, mission nry-author declared last night ir on address at the Second CongFe' gational church
 Discussing tho subject, '"rhe World Convulsion-HaB It Any Meaning?" pr. Jones stated that Western civilization iS bankrupt because the Idea underlying it iG scif.eentered Inaterialism."
 Ho explained that the seif.inter' est urge of man is insufficient te sustain civilization any further. and life iS now trying to reform itself around c new idea-cooperatiofi.