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WATER FRONT PROPERTY CONT.

SOUTH RIVER, complete
iy furnished and screened cottage. new
sssszs R!'$ 2SSS WITH oRe@ w1sPREP s.
s 1SHi lease A FOR FOR SALE. 900 50. IT,,
EFT. window; modern, clean; 4 years to
rent S225 p6ssgsson n 30 90 or 90
slBEDRoo Saef coTTaGE, ' screened porch.
electric, kitchen, furnished. q. 500; Be Be-
eTkshPHAkE bfAe shay Sss n
miles C. BAY frons sptf aoo Iuras hsd
rooms. living room and kitchen combina-
ton; Ind fiocr. = bedrooms, kitchen and
ses ner front Desh
RARE orPoRTUNITY to be able to Buy
elusive estate section in Maryland. select
ed for private estates by owners famlllar
with beauty. spots throughout The world.
have been looking for. the majesty of tail.
beautiful hardwood trees fine harbor Tor
o0a dasR IN evers WAYS secnd
ed but not remote See this property and
admire its large shaded areas, the cool.
yourself how it meets your needs. 1t will
be developed for discriminat latina buyers s;
age from S1,75o. Terms Box 1881,
CALVERT BEACH ON CHEsAPEAKE-De-
orators, gas stove, automatic hot water,
screened porches, , bedrooms; quiet. re-
ming and fishing; Take Route to MARI
boro. proceed through Prince Frederick
sale because l am leaving area. JAMES
TAIMAGE wmCHER, Realtor- Builder.
! 73S Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va. Phone
"a cay FRONT COTTAGE and apt. for rent,
GheSapeake zp B s.yef ~ Nc SO wiles from
FRONTAGE On WATER, "a feet: lot on
beautiful, large body Of water. 81 miles
pastoral charm; beach: no house: electric
ity avaiAble; ideal for professional man.
LoTs-saIt water: large trees GOOD ele-
a Gsyo on Nd Sat pbo oaa W 20 m
GEO. H. Williams Co.gNew 5-rm. cot
tage; 300 IT,. from water, a.m.c., nice, quiet
on I4s eve s 81 5eet Games UN 2S9o'
GEO. II. Williams Co.-sylvan SHORES
3-bedrm. bungalow. pine paneled, built,in
$50 $500 f IN f2f 0e eve s Va 645 &
GEO H. WILLIAMS CO.-Fisherman and
yachtsman, attention! = homes on Herring
bedrooms and the other, only, 81 $50.
These .p homes are new and OF the latest
modern deSlgn, screened, insulated, con-
sCructed for year-round use; cleo. pump,
hotwater heater, automatic modern bath,
waterfront and docking rights protected
cove and inlet. There are several ways
for boat and yacht repairs. Dodson, UN.
FOR sALE-Chesa. Bay cottage $50 nil.
t excellent roHd and location all conyen-
WANTED TO RENT-Sman place on salt
water with furnished house with or with
out electricity. E. H. BROWN, California.
St Marys County, Nd. 49,
NEW BUNGALOW at Deal, Md, 300 #.
from water front. insulated frame: 2 bed
rms. living rm.. dinette, kitchen, porch
electric pump, hot-Water heater; storm
windows: electricity; lot. 50xl00; $3.50,
SCOTT SANDERS, TR 1858 10
RENT-Entlre season only Chesa. Bay
cottage. Clean. cool, modern, $500 AT.
S534 MRS WARD 10
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INVEST. PROP FOR SALE Cont !

NEW JERSEY AVE. s.E.-20-ft.. 3-story-
and-basement brick: arranged in 4 sepa-
S13,950, incl. cleo refgr. and furniture
Mr.. Bennett, AT 1908 MARSHALL J.
MAPLE CO, DI. 3346, 1924 14th st. w
TWO-FAMILY FLAT, NE, S825O-An
excellent opportunity to acquire row
brick, two-family fat in convenient ne
location; each apartment contains rms.
Clark, RA 1912 r. A HUMPHREYS,
Realtor, sos N. Capitol st MA. 6730.
SMALL DETACHED BRICK apartment,
S26,500; all have 2 bedrooms and in
closed porches income, S3.792 year, less
than seven times rent. SAM ROSEY, AID.
ZOO. IL
interested IN , fine buildings consisting of
: bedrms., living nm, kit, bath in each
Owner supplies heat only. For complete
pm: Sunday and ewes, GE 1856 LEO
n: BERNSTEIN & CO, 14l5 K st. NV.
ME- $500 A Complete Real Estate Insti-
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STORES FOR RENT.

CONN. AVE, near Mayfiower Hotel-Early
PCS possession SS approximately pr 1000 50. fl;
only; WEAVER BROS, INC, DI. $500. is
ROCKVILLE, MD, adjoining theater and
safeway store. 30.x10W, near public park
ing lot; WEAVER BROS, INC, Wash
lngton Bldg.. DI. $500. is
STORE BUILDING, 18th and SITS ne.
adjacent Sears, .Roehuck and Giant Mar
ket; 5000 50. #, one floor. fronting 25
f.. on Benning I'd, zoned End CONNER
clal; disable for Offices, department stores
and merchandising, show rooms, etc;
cross ventilation, open all sides; will finish
To suit tenants requirements, Will divide:
available 90 days. LOUIS BURMAN RE,
1858. 30
NOW AvAILABLE-For rent in MetropoN-
tan Area, $4,000 So. it. or more of Office
or store. space in, .ultramodern fireproot
alr-conditioned building; ideal for depart
ment store, furniture house or new car
show room: ground floor location; long
rent Box 24s-G, Star 10
STORE SPACE suitable for a high-class
tearoom or restaurant; a very desirable
location in Northwest section of city, in
large apartment building. Box 295-H, Star
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THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. C. B.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

RD.|-story brick building,
store. approx 20x60 it. Will lease entire
building, $3.50 month. Box IBID Star
500 SQUARE FEET, can be used for indus
Trial purposes or 3 Offices located 471S
Bethesda ave. Bethesda, Maryland -19
AVE, opposite Wardman
Park Hotel. desirable first commercial space
soon available for professional or business
saas GEORGIA AVE. Nv RD' O. 1st-floor
store; 2no commercial zone; suitable bldg
auto and paint supplies. Apply 222S
Georgia ave. NV, rear 49,
927 G ST. N.W.-2nd, Bird and 4th floors
IA rooms, Az baths lover 5000 square
feeD. Vacant. Immediate possession
REALTY CO., GE. $500
1000 50. it,. end and
5rd floors Near 18th and H NV. Box
:}73-E. Star 1Qt
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STORES WANTED,

WANTED. retail stores or drlve-in stations
to operate as dry cleaning agencies, clean
KENT STORES, INC, 2035 West Va ave
ne. FIR 4343 10
1000 SO. FT. SPACE. preferably NV.
SSectlon' commercial No. l or No. >. BOX
STORE. busy location. suitable for chill
dren's clothing or piece goods. sH 5340
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OFFICES WANTED.

BUY OR LEASE a modern, furnished Office.
IN a downtown Office bldg. vicinity 18th
and SIS; NV; price no object. Call
FOREIGN Government mission desires for
ONCE purpose 4-room suite or 4 rooms.
turn, or unturn.; preferable near Dupont
no. 6s4S weekdays between q to 5 S2l
BUILDER NEEDS 500 50. fl. Office space
n NV. area. ALVIN L. AUBINOE, 1872
ST. NV. RE. 1888 30
approximately $50 so. # in
basement of apt. building or store. Suit
able for shops Electricity and water
necessary. Prefer ne. or NV. NO. 1867.
IMMEDIATELY - Large ONCE
room, mid or downtown. preferably in
once building. with telephone Perma-
aent. Monthly rent UP to 500 Tele-
phone before II am, HOTEL May
FLOWER. Apt Al 10
T FURNISHED OFFICE needed in a modern
downtown Office BLDG: price no object
CAL HARRY I FRIEDMAN. RE III Sc.
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PROPERTY WANTED

INVESTOR WANTS TO BUY from owner
small white colored houses, any con-
dition; will pay cash. Box 45-G, Star.
WE HAVE cash clients DESTROYS of pur-
chasing, Immediately, incore producing
property THOS. E. FARRELL CO, Real
tors, 72l 10th st. NV, MA. 0765, eve.
DIRECTLY from owners. want to buy
several houses of 3 to 10 apartments. Box
37I-H Star 1aa
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

EXCHANGING LOTS, Arlington and
Richmond, Va, for other properties any
location, EDW; BOWERS, 1104 sth
WILL TRADE so acres $3.50 lots), clear
Of encumbrances, near Bradley blvd and
Wilson lane, for office building, apartment
will add cash if necessary. SHAPIRO,
NC. 1I06 Vermont ave. Me III 30
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT. TO 10 car garage
or any size warehouse. in city or vicinity
second second commercisl zone. Call Columbia
3, 900 SO. FIT. SPACE, preferably NV. sec
ton; commercial No. l or No. ? Box
BAG, Star Ia
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT, by nationally known
commercial space on street level. or .
floors for combination office. light stock
city desk, etc. must be preSentabe loca-
ton. preferably in Northwest section south
Of Albemarle st; reasonable parking ia
cilltles necessary. Call Elk. 1862 or EN-
0653 for additional information Ia
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SUBURBAN RENT-MARYlAhp

ATTRACTIVE home in Potomac hunt club
country. 16 miles from Washington. Mod
e!n house, 3 bedrooms, :. baths, com
pletely furnished. Available for July and
August. Approximately 80 acres. Present
Gook will be available RANDALL H.
Rockville 176-J 10 ~
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

= PARTLY COMPLETE HOUSES for sale,
each with IA acres of land, near Potomac,
Md. Phone OIL 1881 10
COUNTRY RESIDENCES priced from
$4,000 and on upwards TO 5000. 600
do not appear to have suffered imitation
like the places selling lower FAMILIES hav-
ing suitable income and the knack Of
getting and keeping employees will find
these larger places a true investment in
family living Several CT these nice places
may be seen by appointment in two Of
the country S best residential counties,
historic Jefferson County. West Virginia,
and Loudogn County, Virginia: Please
Town, West Va. phone % or Mr. v T.
BY. Leesburg VireInla. phone o.. -19
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SUBURBAN sALE-ylRe,h,A.

All! ON AN ACRE-This cute little g.
G pan porch uDs ssorm paTay
and screens Additional ground available
l bsd d. OUTSIDE Is so of Vienna THIS can be
or 15th.o ALDEN j. KEEPER. exclusive.
WEAVER REALTY CO.. rms. solid brick
bung; stairway to lge. attic, full basement;
z acre; shrubbed-fenced I'd: priced at
1899 g, az yit ~ $500 to $4,000 cash. CHI
WEAVER REALTY Cos bedrms., excel
lent brown shingle home; on a acre; blk
of Lee by blgd near AErIinston Hall priced
WEAVER REALTY Co.0 u. e. 3 81; per-
feet COLONIAL lon home with tile bath sleeping
feet neighborhood; priced at S18.3Oo With
u WE 299 cash Rrs GH 11 Coy OK 9ms
acre. All rms are very lge; II interested
in lge rms and very lee: lot, phone for
FAIRFAX, VA, blk. from Lee highway
A lovely brick home consisting of lg liv-
ing rm. with fireplace, dining rm., lg mod
3 bedrms., tile bath on end FIR; oil hot
water heat; hardwood frs. throughout; We
netirn blinds; built-in garage; slate roof
1Gox4oo; So 500: Call PanniIi. exclusively
with MErzLER, OK. os7s or GIL. e5s3.
ARLINGTON. VA.-Vacant rms. and
bath. lst fir; apartment on End fir, fur
nished and rented; lg lot on side street:
trgalnsportation; priced, $14,75o. Call OK
READY FOR ocCupANCY-New, room rooms
rooms, hot water heat, winter and summer
hook-up, good construction; near stores
S sshq9ls vi and buses PTss S1s5oo MIS-
CT oeao and OK. oi49. i w. Is 49,
aRLINGToN-Two detached o-story s.
cbased Sndep brick pHr
conditioned, insulated properties; good
T. m,elshborhood;, not cheap but desirable
5ia5 n csryn s r9m Ts APpy
GROOM BRICK HOUSE, with all modern
a Mt Ida ave- and Rnsse rd Located aes
andria. Va. Can be seen from 9 a m. to Q
en- ss a and Sunday, Cali Alex
ARLINGToN-We. are offering this desir-
able property of ~ acre for sale to Settle
an estate. The first floor, has lovely living
room. firepl ace, large dining room opening
on screened porch, study, large equipped
kitchen S en- maids room and part bath: sec,
room apt. and bath: private entrance
basement; hot.water oil heat, Gear ga
rage rage; beautiful trees and shrubbery al
Real value at So 200 l. MCGEE KING
Realtor, GIL 1913, CHI 550s. 1861 Wilson
HELM REALTY CO.-Ha-acre lot. 4-room
cottage. 4 mi south of Alexandra, off
MI. Vernon blvd $4,000, fun price Quick
Also I2-acre corner lot, $3.50. Near
Fort Hunt. Alex 1897 ---Ia
ARLINGTON, Va. Lyon Park)-5-room
and bath brick bungalow, with finished
room, upstairs, fireplace. coal-burner,
h.-w.h,. fun cellar, lakewood floors. garage,
lot 5Oxll5 close to school. stores and
Transportation. Possession Nov. / st. Con-
siderable cash required Price, $4,000
5-room and bath brick bungalow. side
porch, finished attic fireplace, fun cellar
oil burner, INV h: close in Possession
June sth, Considerable cash required
6-room and 2-bath frame BUNGALOW
fully furnished, lot 3lxI45. fenced in
Quick possession. Price. SlO,75n REIBLE,
exclusive agent. OK. 0515 or Gil 1923
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

SYLONS FREE, immediate delivery = If
you have house for sale in nearby Mary
land, will give 3 pairs 5l-gauge nylon hose
for listing with US. Have hundreds OF
clients in need of homes Phone Bill
Wicker. OIL. 2273 or WA. 1919, with O. B.
ZANTZINGER. Jr., Real Estate -22
DESPERATE-Need 3 or room home
Md or D. c. All cash Must be reason
able price. No agents. uN 1854 ~
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SUMMER HOMES.

RENT, ATLANTIC CITY. n. term and
bath apt. furn. for season. $50 Oriental
BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT, PA.-Large studio
room with Frigidaire, SIS per month.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

CORNER industrial property fronting 1l3I
and 11T; approximately $1,000 50 #:
:}0-ft. rear alley at 2nd-hr level, adjacent
to freight yards: approved plans for con-
struction available WEAVER BROS, INC,
MaShln2ton Bldg. DI. 1900. lis
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-Modern, 7-rm Diet. bungalow,
newly renovated, nicely furnished; II N.
Rlchards ave; Ventnor, y. J: inspec; Sun.
write 1.!25 Forest ave. Phila.. Pa. IL
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STORES FOR SALE.

UPPER GEORGIA AVE.-Brick store, wide
street frontage. alley in rear; immediate
possession; suitable. for any first CONNER
Reply Box .305-G, Star ---l9
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SUBURBAN REkT-viRGIhIA.

SMALL COTTAGE, bath, lights. water:
immediate possession; rent free to couple
willing to feed poultry and livestock
Telephone Vienna 303. 10.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
DESIRABLE DESK SPACE, phone service
and mail address. L. J. COWIE. 500 Eye
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ALEAANDRIA-Live In the country vjth
an city improvements. A cozy bungalow
with bedrms, liv. rm. with fireplace. din
cite and kitchen with cleo REFRIGERATOR and
gas, stove; tub and shower bath: recently
redecorated; lse. lot "a 900 50 #. with a
garden and strawberry patch. barbecue Dit
and chicken house; . blkS of Duke ST ex-
tended; miles west of Alex, va: pricr
sa3no' $500 down, balance S55 per
month AL BAKER g. SON. Realtor 6o4
King st, Alex, Va. TIE. 7343. ALEX, 6f44
Evening star., 1946-10-27

When he got outside of the building
his knees felt weak, and he had to sit
down for minute on the steps,
grading his burning face in his hands,
trying to think it out.
What was the matter with him?
Why was he such dope? He'd had
it all planned - how he was going to
tell her - and then he'd done it all
wrong. made it sound as if he was
talking about somebody else, some
girl.
All at once he remembered the look
on her face when she told him he was
lucky to be man. because he didn't
have to wait to find out whether a
girl liked him - that sad look, as if
she'd been waiting herself. ID. He
jumped off the steps so fast that he
almost tripped over his feet.
That was it - that must be it.
Heck, it all fit -. the way she liked
having him come in after school, and
what she'd said about not being just
a teacher and knowing about love,
and then her still, sad look when she
thought he was talking about some
one else.
He began walking home. and now
he felt wonderful. as though he could
do anything.
Hey. Billy. where you been? We've
been looking for you for band prac-
tice."
He stopped and stared at Andy as
though he'd never seen him before.
Evening star., 1946-10-27

Ma" he said slowly, Il guess you
were kind of - sharp when you were
young huh?"
She gave him quick glance, and
her blue eyes twinkled. you looking
for information - or are you trying
to butter me up?"
He GRINNED and Redeemed. Il was
just noticing" he said.
well, guess that's cause for
celebration - when your son starts
noticing you as a person. instead of
just something around the house that
cooks and gives orders -" She broke
off, her smile feminine version of
Bills grin. Il think your Dad would
tell you that there were no flies on
me- He had to step pretty lively to
get me-"
You mean, somebody else al
most -"
well, always preferred your Dad,
but if he hadn't been quick to tell
me he felt the same, who knows? A
woman can't speak her mind - she
has to wait - and l was neassr good
at waiting" She turned to him briskly.
''And I'm still not, SO don't be all
night with those potatoes"
He finished peeling, his depression
gone. A man didn't have to wait or
wonder-he'd d heard that twice today.
A man could tell woman how he
felt: in fact it was expected of him,
Continued on next page
Evening star., 1946-10-27

Band practice? forgot" he said
What's the matter with you any,
way?" Andy peered at him with mild,
puzzled eyes. "You don't show up for
anything any more. You sick or
something?"
1t was funny to think that Andy
was just his own age - that little
while ago they'd been inseparable.
Bill guessed he had once believed, too,
that if you didn't act the same as
usual you must be sick That's how
kids were - they didn't understand
all the changes that could 60 on
inside person.
yeah, that's it II haven't been
feeling so hot" he said to Andy.
"Well, see you. -"
He moved away, trying to shake off
the disturbance of Andy's baffied look,
trying to recapture the sweet mood.
Bur it would not come back Instead,
he was now almost as depressed as he
had been elated. He must have been
nuts. thinking she felt about him the
way he did about her. How could she,
wonderful as she was, and he just
kid not out of high school? The things
she'd said and the look on her face
could have meant - well, almost
anything.
He stumbled on the top step to the
porch, and his mother came to the
door, a pairing knife in her hand.
BILLY Treanor, how can you keep
Evening star., 1946-10-27

tripping over that step as if it hadn't
been there since before you were
bon?" she inquired good-humoredly.
well, come on in and help me with
supper"
He followed her into the kitchen
and began peeling potatoes, looking
up at her thoughtfully every little
while. Her blue house dress was
becoming to her, and 50 was the flush
in her cheeks from the heat of the
stove. She wasn't so old, really, when
you thought of it. She was full of
energy, and even had a pretty good
figure, considering.
Evening star., 1946-10-27

stared at his long legs stretched across
the floor.
Presently she said. That's beau
tiful way to feel about a girl, Bill.
Have you told her?'
Eyes, I've told her"
And doesn't she care for you?"
He wanted to look into her level
gray eyes and say, DO you?" But he
couldn't tear his glance away from
the blue and yellow pattern of his
blazer socks above his scuffed loafers.
Il don't know" he muttered.
"SURELY you. can find out. Bill.
That's the great thing about being
man. You needn't sit home and
wonder. You needn't wait for the
telephone to ring. for the word to be
spoken" She stopped for so long that
finally he looked at her. She was
staring out of the window, her face
50 still it might almost have been
carved. YOU'RE lucky. Bill" she said
She didn't turn around, and he sat
looking at her, not sure of anything.
not sure of what they had been saying
to each other, or what it meant. He
wanted to tell her - to ask her - he
wanted to put his arms round her
and hold her very close, very tight
''Well, okay then, Miss Vinton."
he said. Il guess I'll be going"
She turned to him quickly: I'm
afraid l wasn't much help"
''Oh sure Sure you were. Thanks"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-12
Associates Honor
 Future Brides

A dinner and gift party were held by the office staff of the Pat ent Button Company in honor of Miss Helen ODonnell of Baldwin Street and Miss Peggy Boppler of Watertown. Miss O'Donnell will be- come the bride of Timothy Duane of Nelson Avenue on Easter Mon day. Miss Boppler will be married to Thomas c. Mcclure of Essex Avenue on May IS.
 Those present were:
 Mrs. Olive Maher, Mrs. Anne Driscoll, Mrs. Elsie Jacobs, Anne Paolucci, Mrs. Shirley Berzinskas Mrs. Lucille Dalton, Mrs. Mary Crandall, Mrs. Lorraine Austin, Lucy Begg, Mrs. Helen Brophy, Shirley Calabrese, Mrs. Mary Con- nors, Mary Carragher, Laura Cam putzzi, Helen Descoteau, Helen Du- hamel, Kay Bowling, Pearl Falzone, Mrs. Edith Fornell and Betty Gull foile.
 Also: Mary Hammond, Helen Higgins. Margaret Howard, Mary Murphy, Louise Murphy, Peggy Morriseau, Catherine McGinn, Edith Needmann, Mrs. Erma Nor mand, Helene Parker, Mary Pa- celli, Mary Reilly, Anne Stolfi, Rose Santora, Mabel Yovino, Mrs. Mauriel Wallace, Mrs. Thomas Cul- linan, Dorothy Mangini and Mrs. Patrica Mraz.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-12

work of the people who removed lt, not too much damage was done.
 Father Hayes, introduced by the Rev. Thomas Dignam, told with great wit the social differences in languages and social distinction in England. He was a former LaSai- cite missionary, and was superior aS LaSalette houses for more than 9 years and was in charge of LaSal- cite missions in England for seven years. Previous to serving in Eng land, Father Hayes was superior of western missions of LaSalette Order, pastor of the Church of Our Lady of Sorrows, Hartford, and superior at LaSalette College, Hartford.
 Father Hayes returned to the United States aboard a troop ship and conducted services for more than 1000 CHS on the trip across. In relating his experiences with servicemen he said that religion was an important part in the life of 2 serviceman.
 Prior to Father Hayes discussion Miss Mary Bradley, corresponding secretary, conducted business meeting in the absence of Miss Mar jorie Monagan. Miss Bradley and Mrs. John G. Medford, co-chairmen, in charge of the birthday tea, re- ported on the tea. which will be held May l3 from 3 to p. m at the Diocesan Bureau of Social Service.
 The nominating committee elect- ed to prepare ballots for the June election to include Catherine O'Con- nell, Geraldine Ftizmaurice, Betty Cruess, Mrs. Robert T. Gillies. Mrs John Medford and Mrs Kenneth Garter. Miss Joan Brown and Miss Mary Airline Bolan gave reports on a June formal dance to be sponsored by the Junior Division on June p at The Elton
 A social hour was held, the hos tesses being Miss Betty Cruess, Miss Catherine OConnell and Mrs. John Medford.,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-12
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS
Junior DiUiSiOn Women $
 Council Hear Father Hayes

Of all bombs, air bombs, flying bombs and land mines, the rocket bomb was the most "infernous" bomb of all, stated the Rev. Cor nelius J. Hayes, M. S., at a meeting of the Junior Division of the Water bury Council of Catholic Women last night, at the Diocesan Bureau of Social Service, 56 Church Street.
 Father Hayes explained the rocket bomb and said that during the day it came without warning, leaving great damage and loss ot life. The bomb travels faster than sound, 50 miles in the air and was so powerful that it interferred with electric lights. After dark when the lights would flicker often it was a warning that a rocket bomb was on the way.
 He described the horrors of war for five years, and told of some of his own experiences. Father Hayes was in one of the most bombed areas of the British Isles, at Degen- ham, England and served as chap lain for the R.AF. He described in detail various flares that the Germans hung like huge chandeliers for a half mi.e over the city and illuminated it for bombers that fol- lowed. He said that falling shrap- nel was almost as acute as from the bombs themselves. For five minutes after anti-air guns fired shells fell in the form of shrapnel. At one bombing a fire bomb became lodged in the loft of his church St. Peters and due to the heroic