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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-13
Rita O'DOnneU
 WedS Veteran

The Rev. James Broderick, pas tor, officiated at the marriage of Miss Catherine Rita O'Donnell, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Michael ODonnell of Washington Street and Charles Francis McAtavey, son of the late MT. and Mrs. Charles McAtavey. The wedding was held Saturday morning at g o'clock at st.. Francis Xavier Church.
 The bride, escorted to the altar by her father, was attired in a white nylon gown styled with high neck line, fitted bodice, full sleeves that tapered to a point at the wrist and full skirt inserted with lace and cut en train. Her fingertip veil ot illusion fell from a Juliet cap and she carried white prayerbook marked with orchids and lilies of the valley.
 Miss Helen Lipgaige was maid of honor and John McAtavey, brother of the bridegroom was best man.
 Miss Lipgaige wore white or- BdIlO4C SpW1A 4oo1AlVIAC0 WAOAl oAAOA sleeves, fitted bodice, and full skirt appliqued with green. Her costume was completed with Juliet cap trimmed with pink flowers and she carried bouquet of pink roses.
 A reception was held at the home of the bride for approximately 100 guests. Out of town guests were from Oakville, Watertown, Middle town, Bridgeport and New York The brides mother received in grey silk crepe dress with blue ac' cessories and corsage of red roses
 The couple left on a wedding triE to New York, Washington, D. C. and Virginia. MT. McAtavey wa: recently discharged from the U. S Army, after four and half year service, including three years O which were spent in the European Theater. He plans to enroll in thu University of Northern Illinois, Chi. cago. Mir. and Mrs. McKcavey vii reside in Chicago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-13
Lorraine Grady BrideofSaturday

Miss Lorraine Grady, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph J. Grady of Central Avenue and Joseph George Boulanger, son of MT. and Mrs. George Boulanger of Wheeler Street, were united in marriage Saturday morning at 9 o'clock at the Church of the Immaculate Con- ception.
 Miss Dorothy Ercolani was maid of honor and Raymond Boulanger, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Paul Fede. brother-in-law Of the bridegroom and the bride groom's brother, Nelson Boulanger, were ushers.
 A reception was held at the Mel- ody Lane for 76 guests from Meri- den, Hartford, New Haven and Ia11- caster, Pa.
 Following the reception, the cou- pie left on a. wedding trip to an unannounced destination. The bride is graduate of Wilby High School. MT. Boulanger was recently dis charged from the Navy after three and half years. He is an employe of the American Brass Company.
 The couple will reside on Union Street upon their return.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-13
OuOta Club
 Enjoy Party
Arthur Studio.

Mrs. Julia Mcdonald of the Wa terbury Quota Club, attended 8 par- ty at the Colony Inn in Torrington Saturday night given by members of the Torrington Quota Club. Mrs. Mcdonald was chosen delegate to the affair at a bi-monthly meeting of the organization last Thursday. A party, to be given by the Bridge port Quota Club, May 26, will be attended by Miss Josephine Man0o. SOC.-LEAGUE DANCE
 More than 60 couples attended the annual spring seni-fornal dance of the Bristol -Terryville Chapter of the Polish Junior League which was held Saturday night at the. Assem- bly, Room of the Elton.
 Patrons for the dance were: State Comsr. John KreminSki, represent ing Gov. Baldwin who was unable to come, Mayor and Mrs. Daniel Da- wis of Bristol, State Senator and Mrs. Amos Lister, Terryville, and Miss Clara HotkosEi of Waterbury. Among the guests present were: MT. and Mrs. John Pelchar, MT. and Mrs. John PajewslSi, MT. and Mrs, Jeglinski, former Bristol police cap- tain.
 The committee in charge was: Mrs. Joseph J. Roman, chairman Miss Stella Kornacki and Miss Ce- cile Surnoslki, co-chairman, Mrs Stanley Kornacli, Miss Cecile Ruc- Ri, Miss Wanda SumosiSi, Mrs. Carl Monti, Mrs. Harold Delphia, Miss Nellie DzubinSki, Miss Lorraine Cor rie, Mrs. Arthur Flannery, Mrs. John Pajewski, Miss Henrietta Kor- nacki, Mrs. Frank Murawsk and Miss Regina BrezinSd.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-13

Joseph Lemieux was master of ceremonies at the annual banquet of the Franco American Mems and Girls Bowling League at the clubs rooms Saturday night.
 Marion Heady, Marge MaSsiotte. and Bernadette Guertin won high honors among the women bowlers. High honors for the men went to Victor Boucher, with prizes also go- ing to the next highest scorers who were John B. Martel, Ernest Da- rosier, and Leo Boucher.
 The committee included Victor Boucher, John Martel, Miss Alice Veillette, Mrs. Laurette Levesque, Mrs. Adrienne Duquette, and Miss Blanche DesSureault.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-13
Students WiU
 Be BeHOnOrGMeStS

Miss Gloria Basilico, vocal solo, ist, accompanied by Miss Marie Hajjar, will entertain at the annual reception and musicale given for the Womens Education. Club to- morrow evening. A group of high school graduating students will be honor guests.
 Assisting Mrs. Albert as hostesses will be Mrs. Alfred Finkelstein, Mrs. Irving Killer, Mrs. Morris Ro- bin, and Misses Rose Finkelstein, Esther Graicerstein, Mary Katzman Lucy and Ruth Mitkowsky ano Bertha Moskovitz.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-13
"Itza Pobpin
 WeLI ReceiUed

An enthusiastic audience viewed the musical comedy, "Itza Poppin" which was presented by the Tumble Inn Club at the Washington Park Community house last night under the direction of Miss Jeanne Smith. The musical was sponsored by the Waterbury Girls Club.
 Masters of ceremony were Jack Garrity and Thomas Unwin. Mrs. Mildred Lundquish was pianist.
 Dancing followed the musical with music played by Ace Hanon and his orchestra.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-13

New officers who assumed their duties, during the business meeting were: President, Miss Dorothy Espelin; vice-president, Miss Margaret Fenske; treasurer, Miss Eileen Watts, and secretary, Miss Jane Peck.
 Two club members, Miss Arlene Bauder and Miss Joyce Kuntzweiler entertained with vocal selections. Miss Jane Peck was general chair man, assisted by Miss Jean Ostro- ski.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-13
National YWCA Head Elected

The election of Mrs. Arthur For rest Anderson, of New York and Connecticut, to succeed Mrs. Henry A. Ingraham as president of the National Board of the Young Wo- mems Christian Associations of the U. s. A., was announced yesterday by Mrs. Mark L. Sperry, Jr., pres ident of the local Y.W.C.A. Mrs. Anderson who is the wife of a prominent New York City doctor, has been @ member of the Board
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-13
Club Notes

Allen Wood, Jr. of Boston, will be the speaker tonight at the open meeting of the Waterbury Garden Club in tn gymnasium of the Bun- ker Hill Congregational Church. The public is invited to hear MT. Wood, who broadcaStS over the Yankee Network and on the Mary Margaret Mcbride program. He also is the author of several books on gardening.
 Miss Clara S. Woodruff and Mrs. George A. Blanchard will be host esses for the final meeting of the season of the Ellen J. Wilton Book Club of the First Congregational i, Church tomorrow at 7:30 P. M. at the church. Plans for the picnic will be announced at this time. Mrs. Michael H. Toomey, chairman of production of the Red Cross, will speak on Activities of the Red Cross"
 A meeting of the Young Women's Auxiliary of the First Methodist Church will be held tomorrow at 6 P. M. in the church parlors. The Married Couples Club will meet Wednesday at 8 P. M., and the Mis- sion Study Group, Thursday at p. m. at the parsonage.
 Members of The Senior Youth Fellowship of Grace Methodist Church will be guests of the Youth Fellowship of the South Congrega- tional Church today at P. M. The Junior Youth Fellowship will hold Mothers Day program at P. M. at the church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-13

The Waterbury Junior Hadassah has completed plans for the Rose Ball which will be given at The Elton on June 8. Miss Treda Bar dasch presided at a meeting of the Waterbury Junior Hadassah which will be held Wednesday evening at the Waterbury Hebrew Institute.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-13

Mrs. Purdy Hoyt of 6uffern, N. Y., has been the guest for Q few days of her sister, Mrs. Cornelius Y. Ma loney of Montgomery Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-13

Miss Winifred Griffin of Tucson Ariz., arrived by plane in New York City Saturday. She will be the guest for 8 few weeks of her sister, Mrs. John B. Delaney and MT. De- laney of Fleming Street.
 Members of the Scovill Girls Club held a banquet recently in the main ballroom of The Elton. Fran cis Delfino and his orchestra played during dinner. Guests soloists who sang with the band were Joyce Kuntzweiler and Arlene Bauder.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-13

Mrs. Marjorie S. Nuhn will pre- sent some of her voice pupils in @ recital at Davenport Hall of the Second Congregational Church on tonight at SIS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-13

School. MT. Hedden is a graduate of Altarmount High School. The couple will reside in New London.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-13

The Slocum Parent Teacher As- sociation will be represented at the annual spring meeting of the New Haven District Parent Teacher As sociations to be held at the First Baptist Church, Waterbury, We'd nesday, from 10 to 3 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-13
Social Notes

The Good Neighbor Group will hold it's next meeting on June 13. Mrs. Martha Rice and Mrs. Dor othy Antrum represented that group at the recent Connecticut State Union meeting held at the home of Mrs. Carrie Tisdol, Pearl Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-13


 The Waterbury Junior League will hold its monthly meeting to- night at the Hotel Elton. Members may invite guests. One or more cans of food to be sent to the starv- ing children of Europe is required for admission. Cay Cairns and Ruth Buol, well-known to Water bury audiences, will entertain with musical programs.
 Miss Marjorie Lawlor, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William K. Lawlor of Hewlett Street, and Miss Carlotta Sherwell, daughter of Mrs. William F. Steck Jr., of Hillside Avenue, are attending the spring activities at Brooks Academy, North Andover, Mass
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-13

Mrs. Mary c. Doyle will preside at meeting of the Royal Neigh bors of America tonight at Mech anic's Hall>at 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1946-06-02
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

AUTO CAR TRACTOR and 24-ft. trailer.
FoRD @ 1928 M-ton o;ss panel; !, new engine; n
IN; m I'll s:$o @ Pm; sunday. . -. 49, -
MoNEY NJ is Co. e isth and terms nw
ns ESFp prss sssS Dasf sANSRD sHs is sia ss
SERVICE. 1850 Fort Meyer dr.. Airing
sSssa ass rear sths oss opz esst esss
Lou Allen or drive to PARKWAY Monday,
aS5b DobeN 4, bumF NV TRICK M ois, s.ee,ent eona.
sao tIsa II fSE $3.50 dunS Msss' tssek ss ne
es 9 n9t9E San p2e 2eA Al sf5S o
, 1894 INTERNATIONAL, model c;5o. s.
sSn tSek with used tNI fuel tne oil my ase X
good condition; low mileage. Call WI.
INTERNATIONAL 1912 DUMP, with Gar
At SE Ss6s Money rsps eo h :aa ss
WHITE 1888 long -wheel-base stake in ex-
cellent mechanical condition. under oPA
ceiling: s. ,o95. Call Lou Allen or drive
LARGE lsse half-ton pickup. good condi-
tion; $30o Three e miles from Clinton Nd.
y isa ,sai Ronss II Clinton. Nd, n iANifi' BOX
SALE-l941 Mack tractor sleeper cab and
Fruehauf trailer, air brakes; 1941 Brock
way tractor and Fruehauf trailer. air
dun dump fk srusk asod tires a1ls Bladens6urFs I'd
hsIf II. psnsl !. 4, b@SaS @ 1885 Dodge. z eaii a AZ
USED BUSES FOR SALE; below oPA: 1
Chevrolet. VS. Ford, 2 International
SILVER SPRING GARAGE. SH. 1744 -3
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS BY Central Mo-
tor Co. authorized GMC truck dealers
Stakes-2k-ton GMC. 6x4 and 6x6s.
l2aft. bodies. 1912 Chev. Ia tons.
Tractor trailer unit - 1942 Chevrolet
tractor 3-ton Gramm trailer. new con-
dition. 1912 WhAte model WA 1875. air
Rogers iowboy. 45-ton; excellent condi-
New semitrailers. 25 it. fiat. IT. wide
under new cost.
Pole line trucks Ford. GMC, COM
plete with booms
ny, Van beaiss; 5sS I$f #. long. insulated some
Jeep trailers. y ton, 60Ox1e tires
CENTRAL MOTOR CO. 3143 Lee hwy
Arlington, Va. Daily and Saturdays to 6
Sunday, 10 to 3. CHI. 1000, OK O552
- To reach: Out through Georgerown, cross
Key Bridge. turn right at circle onto Lee
nWy fRoute I'll or 29). drive ] y, miles
Evening star., 1946-06-02
TRAILERS.

MODERN groom trailer home, Immediate
absolHtsy ia lst-class eondi
SSSa ave-. Ven Tsko@a M ag; PARK sef ma 8. 'Sh Green
s 4 Hssz sF0a fR8Ek s9nds1of PAR n9st 5 81
Hyatts sss Me- vac 1aet aSss So
Sx6x6 q; Call jackson. 15oS-W.
iSe41 R0AT TaAhERs; any size; im%ediate de-
eellent condition; must sell. sos. 26ol
LUGGaGE IIse A P'e; TRAILER, closed body. good
ssr1srs RRs hGog 5sht gTiis; sds5 .Il; kE a3so ssI.
as.ass'yss sSons s0faisd vt Bethesda improve
WAiN'TElDEsusstantiai W Az p ~ 2,wheel luggage
sff IDEAL LAT 'si6 M6b1HE e. HoaEso-ft s5s1 rally
Ho factory trailer. completely, refinishec
ana SS esce Sasd % oan aRs yS se
tric brakes heating and cooking stoves
sleeps 4. Must see, to appreciate. Buy Al
y ,ig5' VI s,d. Teii co. so4% between am ane
ALt-sTEEI BODY, roof and frame traile,
tina that will stand all sorts OF weather with.
length. having new duo-therm heater ano
air Girculator. nice. cozy home for twe
eGpe mTs BE- to be
1Gsic IWGGAGE Masn'afsSh TRShLER. good tires eos
GEfef FARM TrkRma ton Pa5
its, S.0Ss1s 's s,ply tires high speed az
aer Rssh shs m Safety % ehans Spand
new, s325, DI; 1888. $50 to noon sun
s7ef6oT t. TssfasziL 4saiLEn living room addition
Lot 81. Park drive. Spring Bank Trailer
Park, Alexandria topposite Pen-Daw
2 Windsor lane ssthssdai' WI pff'Gssis Ssss. @;s z
as., sIs, saeh must sleep and e is excellent
new SSfW ANb @ Used )" hoase seoas. sfa,ler. on y to
mSSth terms rsn.i Metal traers
s1Ties; ~, Cash tor your trailer, RICHTER
NEw NJ f3Sa5 aN5 Use Used HOUSE TRADERS TO,
Utility traiiers faa as 1as d1%r
on boat and iuseage trailers Complete
service and repair for all makes of trailers
we have In stock complete line Of the
tian blinds, bitches; helper springs. etc
sTsiisss and csailise. Packard. BUICK ugs aad
He ing yoy5 trailer for cash: cali MI; Ladd a,
AMETisAN ss VIZ 5ES c o..b Sn; wis
tomobils trailers:' stake. i box box eed and dump aa
ss hRH DAY Tfss co sSmDsss 1853 T
highway, Arlington. Va GIL. $500
G.M.C. 1?41 tractor and trailer, Lowboy
12-ft. stake body Will sell for reasonable
GMC. best make ideal trailer for home or
beach: running condition, good tires; s295
PLYMOUTH HOUSE TRAILER, sleeps four
See MR.. HELTON, $500 Marlboro pike
Hillside Trailer Village. 3'
Duo Therm: located Washington Tourist
Court; Sec. J; lot "a. HOBBS; $3.50; q
FARMERS SPECIAL@-w wheel farm trail.
er; IA IT. long, IT. wide, 10 in. deep
perfect tires, canvas cover; price. S425
Evening star., 1946-06-02
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

AOIOWOlbN6 m1SSsIIS%N6VOS.
TIRES, four, Packard. 650x15; one. TOOK
Nfw!R9pfs ! 4; ~ FIR fihE REcApr1Ne by the Den
hour service: eiectric-treated sections il
CAPPED at i Co. MasS
ington's Largest Pontiac Dealer. 1887
Irving ST. NV. AID. $500. Quick. efficient
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER, immediate de-
livery, new shipment just arrived; the
and
ing. Icy priced at ARCADE PONTIAC
nstons Larsess Pontiac fs aS beseT 5000
PONTIAC OWNERS, ATTENTION.! We
have Just received a large shipment Of good
sa quality seat eoyers in popular eolors They
9fd desired sired ARGADE Pe PoNTiAc TIA co. i4S7
irving st. NV. AID. $500.
NEW AUTO PARTS - Grilles. hub caps,
Lenses Grille guards glove zen
Resdisbts. Transmisslons na e re-
quiz f Co. H iSo sass nontans
FENDER ANp hsa9' BODY woRk-overheated
9fS IS Florida sEsSos ave-. ns. NJ Af2 e1od dAcAANsE
l-wHEEL or small 2;xhesI luggage trailer
ors Il nsw HE4SE p Gs sny sH eoss ss7S
used tires, 6:5Ox16, for $40. DE. 1880
1s4s MOTOR SCOOTER, months old.
Afro SAFETY GLASS installed, new and
used parts, grills and rebuilt transmits.
sions.- ROBERT HERSON AUTO Elk.
CHANGE, ~ Florida ave. ne. MI. 7100
MOTOR SCOOTER, 1912 Cushman, with
side car; in good condition: 1920. Phone
CAR REFINISHED - Now is the time to
have your car reflnished by master painters
in one of Washington's largest, modern
automobile plants. Prewar quality paint
now available. Stop in for free estimate
now! OURISMAN-MANDELL CHEVROLET
18th and Good Hope I'd. s.e.. AT. 4400.
PLYMOUTH replacement parts, 1889, that
arehard to get; cheap. GE. S204.
TIRE. prewar 6-ply, 750 by is; good con-
dition; sig. ia. 9311.
recently recapped, others in good condi-
tion for recapping. CHI. O309
Evening star., 1946-06-02
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

WILL PAY CASH for clean 40, Al or AZ
coach or sedan In good condition.; nc
dealers. GL. 489b.
PRIVATE PARTY-sellins auto, all cash
for late model Ford. Chev. or Plymouth
Spruce 099S-J.
Ex-ARMY OFFICER wants '38-'40 model
dealers. Can DU. o4s3 between an
and noon Sunday.
PLEASE. veteran needs car, any late mode
in good condition. Phone Temple 4024.
PRIVATE PARTY has cash for sedan OF
station wagon: state motor. tire, title and
price details. BOX 474-J, Star.
CAPITAL CADILLAC COVE are urgently
in need Of used cars and are paying high.
and Oldsmobile and all other makes; &c,
our price before you sell. CAPITAL CAD
lilac Co.. Cadillacs and Oldsmobiles
1922 22nd st. NV. MA. $500. -5
PRIVATE PARTY, urgently needs late
model car; all cash. Call NO. 2729.
CAN YOU HELP? Veteran needs 1874
model light car MR.. LETBY. AT. 1894
PRIVATE PARTY desires late-model car
preferably convertible. Ho. 1000. Ext
Evening star., 1946-06-02
MOTORCYCLES.

HENDERsoN. 4;cylinder good running
battery and paint. saddle bags; S135.
SI3S & &Knox ST., sc: before, l pm:
Of tires in stock. full line. of chrome
accessories; cylinder reboring service.
A few good used machines in stock
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE SALES. Oil 9th
iSas indian cHIEF-oniy 1900 miles:
can be seen after 6 pm. wk. days. 6O7
Pershing dr., Silver Spring, Md. SH 1850.
MOTOR BIKE-New, whizzer motor, 3
h.p.: approx. S100. Phone CO. 5109
2435 Tracy pl NV. 3
1919 INDIAN CHiEF-Buddy seat. saddle
bag: sell or trade for car. CAMPBELLS S
TExACO, h and M st. Sc 2'
ARIEL A. }. s., ,Matchless. Norton and
Triumph motorcycles; new Immediate de-
livery on some models. BRITISH MOTOR
CYCLE SALES, 2014 M st. NV. RE. 5073.
BRITISH MATCHLEss motorcycle 1915;
viii I, ssll or trade in for late-model car.
INDIAN 1941 4-cylinder and 1910 Indian
IS scout motorcycles, both for $500; below
OPA. 17O2 Kilbourne pl NV
Evening star., 1946-06-02
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

CALL SHARKEY for your local hauling:
clean. ! 1ha-ton. stake-body trucks. Phone
Elk. 1850: night, RA. 486S -3
FOR YOUR general light hauling call GIB-
SON. No job too small; prices reasonable.
Phone MI 1887 .
VAN TRUCKS, large or small jobs expert
rates: veteran. ia. 2937. q
?4-HR. SUPERIOR TRUCK SERVICE
All types q hauling. Low rates, day or
GENERAL HAULING. trash and ash re-
movsl service; We buy RAGS and paper.
Evening star., 1946-06-02
Girl Wins Scholarship

Miss Jayne F. Harper, 13, Of 2818
Thirty eighth street NV, has been
awarded four-year scholarship to
the Academy Of the Holy Cross as .
result Of q recent competitive exam.
Miss Harper, daughter of Mrs. Ray
mond F. Harper, Is now attending
the Holy Cross Grade School.
Evening star., 1946-06-02
MONEY TO LOAN.

HOME LOANS-Low monthly payments
FIIEssT ssEpEsAI savings y \ LOAN iss
MONEY On On saCoND SEC n TRUST Cd S'JS W. will
buy second-trust notes. D. C., nearby Md
or %ops ys :, Reasonable 3 rates; NATIONAL
n ave, nv. National 5s33..
BROKERS. ATTENTION.! We buy. End.
trust notes on p. G.. Md, and Va. houses
IEEi Eys i,T;TL a. nv RIi $3.50 until 9 pm.
SECOND trust loans. DRURY REALTY
MONEY on first and second trusts; prompt
action; reasonable rates; nearby MARYLAND
CAN Co, so7 18th, NA. S032. M AA'''f''
MORTGAGE LOANS, ~ interest Prompt
service: MOORE & HILL CO.. S04 It'll
Ist TRUST $4,000 at 81 amortized TO,
15 yrs: to an individual. Call MR.. FITZ-
GERALD, weekdays 9-5. EX. 1925. -5
Evening star., 1946-06-02
AUTOMOBILES WANTEp tcent.)

WANTER.r9rd y. 4,T % q sssd smsll car BY private
VETERAN urgently needs used car; 1895.
3S: any make: good running condition
oUT.oF-ToWN CASH BGYEEs available
your car. Adams S344. WILLIAMS AUTc
SAFES; Sal 3; !; aye; at goth st. ne.
for. 1899 or later station wagon or 4-door
sedan; VIII give cash difference. AD
Ex-NAvAL OFFICER wants late model
car, good condition. pay cash; price nc
object SH. 5343
rKdyATE taZ PAETY ..as needs 1sss pedel car In
1888 TO 1910 CAR. good rubber. GOOD crn-
dition, cash; no dealers. Ma. 5642; ewes
and Sunday, ia 1897. B
VETERAN urgently in need of car, 1885 te
1880 models preferred. cH. 1879.
TETEEAN TGan.S urgently ,nt6 needs 1910 Pontiac
coupe: private party. HI. 10ls-M.
I'm I'm VETERAN, need nice, snapp,
Ig36-la3s: an cash, top oPA. price, Cal
MR.: DE MOTT, Trinidad $500. weekday:
$3.50 until noon. A.
Evening star., 1946-06-02
MONEY WANTED.

THREE $1,000 LIST TRUST notes. 81 inter-
est, secured on 1st commercial Northwest
properties. HARRY DREISEN or MURRAY
CO. Ma 1866 or ma. 7772.
SEVERAL excellent first trusts bearing 4E
and 5% interest on commercial and resi-.
Genital property on or near Conn. ave
ALFRED TAYLOR & CO., Co $500. "a
$4,000 FIRST DEED OF TRUST so; we'll
secured on p. c. property. Please call Mr.
Miller, Mortgage Loan Dept, LEO NJ
BERNSTEIN d. CO. 1415 K ST. NV, ME
5400. Complete Real Estate Institution
Evening star., 1946-06-02
Mortar Boord Elects

Mortar Board Alumnae have
elected Miss Rosalie Leslie, assistant
dean OF women at Maryland Uni
versity, as president for the coming
year. Other new officers are: Mrs.
A. B. Christen, vice president; Mrs.
Glen Weston, secretary, and Mrs.
Raymond Suppes, treasurer.
Evening star., 1946-06-02
GARAGES FOR SALE.

4 GARAGES. ne. location. 3O-ft alley.
Phone AT. 5052 from As pm. Monday
FACTORY BUILT. sizes 12xzo and 20x2o
terms. Immediate delivery visit our dis
play Of models 1109 Jefferson Davis hwy
Arlington, Va Open . am. to o pm, SUM-
GARAGES. wood or steel frame, concrete
floor insulated, freproof plain or over:
head t.ad % do2rs sizes !; 2, car capacity, AND
for estimate; DUPONT IRON WORKS
11f6 18th st n w MA 37fSR -2
Evening star., 1946-06-02
FARMS WANTED.

not more tsm 30 IN miles from
Alexandrla and and Washinston; large s or small, ali,
we have q waiting list, Of interested pur-
have to offer to A. 8. DONIPHAN g. SON,
405 Doniphan Building. Alexandria, Va.
Phone q ne ALexandTiav vn $50. Resi- TE S67I,
property. suburban or country, farms.
acreage, lots and houses. o. L. MUIR
DOCK, KensinRtOn, Md. SH 1874, ~
Evening star., 1946-06-02
AUTOMOBILES EXCHANGED.

WILL TRADE l941 Buick Roadmaster con-
vertible coupe, in excellent condition, with
good rubber, for smaller car FIELDS SIM
ne.
WILLIS 1912 de luxe sedan: 81 900 miles;
purchased new May. 1914: one owner: will
consider exchange for heavier car similar
model. guaranteed condition; full particu-
lars to Box 1851, Star
Evening star., 1946-06-02
FUTURE.

ATTRACTIVE, detached residence, 1O8 East
Underwood st. Chevy Chase. Md, and de-
nr. Connecticut ave, North Chevy Chase.
also known as Kenilworth, at public auc-
tion on premises at pm. and 2 pm. re-
spectively, Saturday. June 15. Informa-
ton Ma. 9769. 16s