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PHYSICIAN or other professional: 3-room
sa sy II HrneSn and ca "a 1 r.
pt,SSRRsro%s t,SRR e ofrYGR sessaass fooms FIRST oor
ss nh sT NWts son ooera ma es as
available for business or professional man.
@ @6lilding nssr .ssao completion. KAY REALTY
BEAuTiFGI front Office end floor; ioIres-
cent lighting, central locstioni reasonable
rent. aIg ! tn ST NV. 20
~ fsssiona men NJ s.roon s' otices a IN ciaref-
don. LYON, INC. CHI. 7070, GL, 66i1.
IMMEDIATE EOCCUPANCY-4tht floor, walk
up. large clean front office; $50 monthly.
SIX saal s2d I'D 81 Ssi S.w-s large rooms in Very
w aseton hraRy # y.ihRs,Hn RosB 1iR5a fNe I ~
SET%nEs SfsRSnf sss srATLER nT R ASp MAyFLoWEK
tory, COO So; IT,, suitable business or pro
isssiaaDo isssFIooR M APT: s IDEAL for doctors offices
lst taxi zone. goth st. near R oa and
sGnTAslE GiiTi III; FOR SMALL commercial Of
section. Cen NO, 3343, Ext. lo2. 20
MT KAINIER Mp-rm sH.ssi ssioS suitable sers
eonvenisng location a,io oaa Apply 1888 r. l. aye
u IskSE 81 Rooms g ssss near New York sS ave
DENTISTS, ATTENTION.! To associate
with busy physician; Office with ono apartment
ofFien sPacE Tesph0ne sq ri at less
So IT, in the 300 blk. of Pa. ave. NV.
REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC, Elk. l522.
CORNER LOCATION. suitable for real es,
tate. insurance and brokerage. ETC.; $50
So. IT. One block north Riggs Bank
Tompkins Bldg. 14th and Park rd. n W.
ground f1oor) Box / Il, Star. 20
2-ROOMS, private lavatory and closet: md
floor, 1900 block, NJ ST. NV. 1mmediateIy
ava liable: reasonable rent WEAVER
BROS. INC washington Bldg DI. $500.
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STORES FOR RENT.

VICINITY 18th AND COLUMBIA, I'd NV.
Store, !, apts., new, strictly modern: gas
heat; garage; only entire building; $3.50:
available, vacant Jan. l. 1g4I: responsible
tenant only. w. c. GERBICH. MI. 4u47
466 MASS. AVE. NV room and bath:
can be used for barber shop, radio store.
beauty parior or any small nIsnn 6nslnesS; $50 W
NANCE co. e15 New York ave ,da Nv
DowNToWN, eos st.-store approxi-
mately &0x60 and 2 floors above. available
Immediately: will rent whole or part.
NEW BUILDING. 18th and H sts. ne
Retail and wholesale location, adjacent
Sears Roebuck and Giant Market 1000
50. It., 1st-h. loading platform; zoned 2nd
commercial All fireproof bldg: useable
for for ofices, department store. mer- 1,ed
tion: open all sides Will finish, to suit
tenants requirements; will divide, NOW
ready for occupancy. LOUIS BURMAN,
RE- 1853. "a
b. c. shopping area: 9 labs; ready for
OCCUPANCY. Nov. ,1st; win give lease; Cai Cali
MA 1879: eve. and Sun, II. 29l3 80
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LOIS FOR SALE tcant.l

CORNER LOT of over u acres on main
vrsis nishway Nv les eose fe to stores
churches and schools; zoned residential.
excellent neighborhood; other tracts from
coRNRs e aissi aoi mai1 noni thoToashfsre clOsen
ssthesda. priced . rsassoanGaibls' saGi quick Ss. sale.
s9Ss F@srsT aI RA s9ap and Lnnean
ves.-90-ft. frontage. level lot. paveo
it now. Call MR. BROWN. EN-. 1865.
BEAUTIFUL HoMEsITE for small estate
in suburban Virginia. About acres
pretty little stream. on a grayeled street,
J. block from main Virginia highway with
bus service: o miles from WASHINGTON, IN
atmosphere but with many city
sr5fSSs ERSDs q sa5sas 5Sas ave. Jus. be7ond
Fort Dupont Park lots. 50xl l5 each:
street sewer water Sidewalk sxcn1jsnt hi fea6y 10y
Cation: tst n:sd Price &C for both. S35oo: specua-
tiYe value FRED A. SMITH Realtor,o RE.
saSi sEAurIFuL iec LOT in built-up residential
7oxiso. So, 800 oE. 1922: So. 20
.s.S nsaP mP satand shSes ans ss ID y
asld avsiLss2f Il Ge0 ssSs ho%sslss: T
ana acre ovss snd ess n
SERVICE. INC, 4763 Lee hwy" GL. u3hi'
Go. ii. WILLIAMS Co.---silver Spring.
3 lge attractive lots in choice sections OF
Silver Spring. cony to transp. ana scnoolS,
priced for quick sale Call Thoman., 81.
GEO: GEO. H. WILLIAMS co.-ApprOy. 10000
zoned for semidet.,, duplex or garden type type
ants. Kopit. Ex: $685.; , .;-,,i
located near N. Hampshire ave. extended,
in very good section. contains approx
1000 so IT.. good investment. Whitesed'
spKINGBRooK-one 4,aere and nd one s.
brook, suitable for country estate A.: T.
KESsINGER & co. s634 ColesVihe fo''
CORNER LEVEL LOT, off Lee hwy; resi-
dental area, corner N, Wakefield and 2ftn
s!f BERHTirGL af1ff 81 SSe WooDhb Lors-Arlinston
One block school, shopping center, Lee
eKEsr9fEW eKE 9WNER neDr pr sorias i5a vaeyAttrae
p f'vf MeaARoN M RG5Ssa pG 5SS ss5i. $ 0OD u
PARK Hils section; az utilities avail; GO con-
sieiI NEaREY Iao ACRE: Wooded Wooded lot. II mi from
and bus, in deyelopment, of nice homes;
81 500; terms, FA; 2545-J Jov,oo. ~ in Tee
Geksah GeiEsts sa2loundsd n9T sRR[01 SoS
homes: excavation completed. lootings ior
24'x36' house in place owner leaving
town. LYON, INC, CHI. 7010, OK. Ill.
RIyERDALE-Very desirable 5oxl00 lot:
nice section: l block from bus and stores.
Evenings, HO. 1850.
1 IN d. C., for GI homes; plans, survey,
prioritles approved; buileing permit ready
COIoRED-2 LOTS. eox100 ca, 5000 ca.
Pacing on newly paved concrete street.
BAINs REALTY CO., Sab Georgia ave
COLORED-LOTs, first commercial, for
sale large 3-in-l lot going for very
low price in heart of residential sno
business section of city: ideal for large
home or for business We have other lots
in ne. and sc HO 0as6 20
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ouT-oF-Towk REAL ESTATE.

FLORIDA-S acres in south END OF West
Palm Beach Fronting on highway and
through to Lake Worth. with riparian
rights $50, 900 or will exchange for local
property OIL. 2225. go
FOR SALE-Colonial brick dwelling. near
Naval Academy. known as the Peggy Stew
art House; three stories, six bedrooms, TWO
baths modern conveniences. three fire.
places. two-car garage. beautiful boxwood
and large lot: possession January L
CHARI ES F. LEE. Annapolis Md. Ia
FIORIDA-Eouse. II rms, IL baths.
tiled: heat. running water in every rm :
modernisticaIly furnished. $50. 900: terms
Hobart 6565, Ext. 1o5 after 5 pm.
with we'll; mi. northwest Of Fredericks-
burg. Ri. Il Joining Rt. 6l2, HartSood,
va See NJ /. MONROE. FALMOUTH, Va 90
BEAUTIFULLY FURN. HOUSE for rent
Nov. to May bedrms. 2 baths, maid $
rm. for $4,000 Write MRS. EDITH
ROBINSON, PA S.W. 4th ST.. Dania; Fla
miami areai. 2O-
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ACREAGE FOR SALE Cont }

CORNER LOT of over j " acres on main
Virginia highway, 9 miles from Washing
and schools: zoned residential;
excellent neighborhood: other tracts from
/ to acres. Phone GE. 7037. 20
TIMBER LAND with business frontage on
u. 8. Route No. | tRichmond hwy. 40
miles from Washington; 600 to 800 acres,
mostly in timber. ready to cut; highway
frontage offers excellent location for tour
list camp. business and homes: tract also
has 1-mile frontage on good-sized creek
and frontage OH gravel road in rear this
tract offers possibility Of nice profit; price
$40 per acre Phone GE. 1887. 10
BEAUTIFUL HOMESITE for small estate
in suburban Virginia-About "a acres
wooded with large trees and bordering
pretty little stream, on a graveled street,
] block from main Virginia highway with
bus service: 8 miles from WASHINGTON, in
section OF nice homes and large estates
atmosphere, but with many city
other tracts from l to b
acres. Phone GE. 1037. 20
Evening star., 1946-10-19
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE--6 rms,
summer and winter hookup: Al con-
dition Want ne sectien. Box TX Star
in quantities to suit. So 900 900 worth Of
acreage and building lots for income prop
erty. Our properties located on River and
Bradley rds. and Conn. ave- Mont. Co..
Md, and South Capitol st. extended, P. G.
Co. Md South Capitol ST. is soon to be
connected with new South Capitol Street
Bridge, now under construction. bringing
our 500 acres in this locality within IS
minutes of Washington's business center,
FULTON r. GORDON, owner, 1927 Eye
St NV DI $3.50 -25
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

IN OUTSTANDING LOCATION. modern
warehouses, about 2 years old, having .S,-
900 So IT. of floor area with Eft. ceiling
height in clear, no columns, skylights and
structural glass windows; large washroom,
overhead space-heaters. bridge crane, rail-
road siding additional land goes with
buildings. If desired, total OF 10000 So.
erty indIstriaily zoned. fronts ON main
traffic artery, bus at door. short haul to
downtown Washington: excellent for ware
house, manufacturing. distributing or bulk
sales; possession 30 days Attractively
priced brokers protected. See Mr.. Norris,
WEAVER BROS. INC, WASHINGTON Bldg,
GEO. ii. WILLIAMS CO.-1-story dreproof
warehouse. 10000 So. TT. hoor space.
zoned 2nd comm. so D; constructed 50
that 4 additional stories may be added.
FOR appoint, call Kopit. Ex. $685.. RI
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

CASH FOR d. c., Mo. and Va. houses
and nearby farms and approved. md
Eye ST. NV. DI $3.50 I'll pm. Brokers,
ALLEY PROPERTIES that can be ex-
changed for Arlington building lots. BOW
ERS l04 18th st. NV. RE. 2029.
Evening star., 1946-10-19
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

OVER 5,0OO SO. FT. in sc. wash. next
located on corner of ground; can be pur.
chased in part or in its entirety; grand
location for any wholesale business Or
EASILIKO REALTY CO. - 81
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.-Industriai prop
erty with rr near D. c. line. of kentl-
worth ave; reasonably priced Petersen
lin l4Sl Il
Evening star., 1946-10-19
REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Va' 40 mi.
out, on hard roads: "a a, 5-rm. house.
elec.. well; $3.50, terms; trade equity for
r. house or big house in city. N. E. RYON
co. GF Ga
Evening star., 1946-10-19
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT.

SURPLUS LAND. railroad sidings available,
zoned industrial: both in D. c. and nearby
Maryland: small or large acreage. long G o. OF
co Oface uN 2525: res. EN- $3.50.
Evening star., 1946-10-19

REAR eI5 3rd ST. N.W.-:An ideal loca-
ton for. small office, warehouse. storage
cars; rental S75 per mo. HENRY J. ROBB,
INC. 1924 Vt. ave. NV. DI. BAL. ---.2
WAREHOUSE, rear of 903 st. NV
So. it. Call MR.. G.. MA. $500, 20
Evening star., 1946-10-19
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
oEEIcEs FOR RENT.

TEL. ANS. SERVICE and mailing address;
pub stenos, statistical typing, manu-
scripts, mimeo. prompt service. DI. 3l4l.
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OFFICES WANTED.

ATTORNEY, recently resigned from Gov
ernment service, desires room in lawyer S
suite: will share secretarial and steno-
graphic expenses; excellent references.
Box 3O1- M. Star 20
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

SECOND TRUST LOANS on property in
b. C., Nd and Va. Prompt service at
lowest rates. From $500 to $1,000. LUS-
TINE & BERENTER, 1929 Vermont ave.
T1T
Evening star., 1946-10-19
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-5-room farm house. no
plumbing or eIec,, "a mi. from hard road,
S25 per mo; also farm hand wanted. A.
p. JONES, Fairfax, Va. Phone 3-W-2.
Evening star., 1946-10-19
PROPERTY WANTED.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WRITER WANTS 23 rm; furn. cabin or
cottage. nc, rustic wooded site, potomac
River or nearby Va Box Aim, Star. 20s
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LOTS WANTEp.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

1 PAY Cash for lots IN D. c. or nearb!
Nd SCOTT SANDERS. TR. 1883.
Evening star., 1946-10-19

LOOK HEREI Columbia Forest-5-rm.
Colonial. 2 bedrms.. tile bath. equipped
kit. utility rm.. lse. elevated levei lot.
Westover--5-rm. Colonial brick, tile
bath. screened porch. oil heat, steel con-
struction; best built home on the market.
Priced at Sle.950, with $4,000 cash;
balance easy terms. CHI. 1852, CHI. 443A.
Evening star., 1946-10-19
LEE BOULEVARD HEIGHTS; Virginia, a.,

COMMERCIAL LOT. SOFT. front. next
door to large shopping center in AIRING
ton County; leaving town priced Tor
quick sale $1,000 act now OWNER, Ill t,L'
Evening star., 1946-10-19

Grove. community of flne homes: thi
Ses%a xooded pros o hems mear sor san
and schools; owner transferred: price,
for quick sale at S22 800; immediate pos
Sesslen ggs1s1s &c Gan GleDe 7sol' GEORGE T
COUNTRY HOME AND g ACRES on Ole
Dominion dr,.,A good 6-rm frame house tal
large I'm. rm, equipped kit, with .elec. dish
washer and pantry: Ind A.; 3 large bed
2 goat barns and chicken house, frui
price. SI4.z56,e EASTMAN & STEELE
souTm seaais' ARnfNGToS5 Eslf ea5sh ' room 2 stor
frame house; Ist f., liv. rm;. din. rm m
sagpaed kit large inslofsd back pofsn
h.-w.h.: insulated and weather-stripped
MAR9IAND IabsSfs ss PARKWcharmins fs ah stone bun
balow: studio living room with fireplace
Saah Shnf On roN sc oor fa ot 1oo
No. ssesss eo& "6S e. 81 sass
ATTRACTIVE HOME in perfect shape
desirably. located on main thoroughfar
Of Herndon. 20 miles from Washington
CLOSE o eas sadS and hads ssa schools, Moser1 S
rooms. , baths. electricity. furnace oper
ateu Dy ndtuFbl SdSJ OH toNH Wdlc
and sewerage system: wide yeranda. OF
two sides. Price, S29,500; One-thirt
down. balance to be arranged. Shown b;
appointment. Phone Herndon 80 BUELL.
FARM AGENCY, Herndon. Fairfax County
Va.
CoMFoRTABLE COUNTRY HOME fo
sale, situated in small VILLAGE in Fair
fax County. Within easy committing dis
tance frcm Washington. T-room house
oil heat and modern conveniences out
buildings, some fruit and 5-room house %
for rental All on several acres OF land
which can be divided into int loss N.Y. M1s
900. Cali Alexandra 500 for informa
ton. After 10 am; Sunday, call prog .
A LARGE FAMILY will enjoy this 9-rm
home on an acre Of ground ndu in tn the coan a;t,
fireplaces in liY. rm. and din. rm., lge
kt spd pantry sedrm. ar and n.ss bath a. eSm ON,
a.: o.h.-w. heat and rec. rm. in ful
bsmt. with outside entrance, slate ROOT roof
good lawn with vegetable garden In rear
price. sci 800. LYON, INC, CHI. T070
GIL. 66l1. Open Sunday. 20
The Valley settler., 1946-02-01

:HOSPIJAl. NEWS Johan Johnson t ,. covering from major surgery done cn -'a!"c4?y. Mrs. Charles Eillo:,.a IS medical patient. Win. Dolohont of chitina vas admitted on Sunday for medical cace. Mrs. Madeline Jacobson was hosp itel izod short time.
 Four-yoar-old Agnes Yakasoff of Eklutna is |e patient. Yrs. Robert Williams uos roodmi tied to the |hosp ital OF Wednesday,.
 Jim Tyono of Gull kama is q modicc patient.
 
 MRS. LLOYD MOODY IS LEAVING HOSPITAL Mrs. Lloyd Moody, Ufo has boon nursing at the hospital For tho past throe years has re si gnod. ir. Moody w1s recently di ischorg- led from the Arny and they will make their fhonc in Dill ingham.
 HISS DE1oREs sERocK IEI.v1?7c HOSPITAL ss Dolores sl1rock, Hospital nurso for tho past yoar and a half, loft on Thursday for her homo in Seward. After visiting with her parent s,h6 plans to take Post work in Los Angeles. TWO TORE NURSES ARRIVED FRoi CALIFORNIA |TNo nurses hovo arrived from Cal ifornie Ito toko; the places of those just leaving. |Thcy arc Bernico Winters, a graduate of |thc Lorna Linda, Cal ifornio Hosp ital; and Juno Wilson, a graduate of the Glendale California Sanitoriwn and Hospital. Life lin Alaska Is quito different from that in California, but re hopo those new nurses Il ike it.
The Valley settler., 1946-02-01
AIRFIELD NEWS

hoodard Smith, Territorial Hi ghuay Eng., |grado levels, elevation, and cost of cleor- ling tho proposed Airport for Palmer. Mir. Cuddy, lawyer, has drou, up tho
 Art ic1es of Incorpornt ion which will organ Ezo it on non-profit basis. This uil be pre- sented for approval to tho Airport Organ izotion in tho Valley. Arrangemonts
 bro being made to purchase moro land. Iii Hand has been surveyed and cost of. c1oor?r- hnd gctt ing it into shape for Q landing ri cid ~orc ing considered. Will contributors to tho Valley Sott1or plea 50 boarq in tmind that tho publicoJicn date has boon sot ohood to Thursday. This lis to get Show news for t ho week end out to you eor1i in tho ueok.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-18
Umsteod Fills Bailey Shoes

Raleigh, N, C., Dec. le-tuP)-- William B. umstead, bi-year-old Durham attorney who win serve out the unexpired term of the late Sen Josiah W. Bailey, tD.-N. O., was regarded as certain today to seek c full Senate seat in io4S.
 Gov. Qregg Cherry appointed Un,stead last night. The new Sen- ator managed Cherry's successful campaign in 1914 and has served as chairman of the State Democratic Executive Committee,
 umstead said that his loAS Sena- borial candidacy would be Q rea- sonable assumption" Prior to his appointment he was regarded as Q probable candidate for governor.
 umstead was born in Durham County May iS, 1895. He was grad- uated from the University of North Carolina in 1916 and taught history at Kinston, N, C., until he entered the Army in 1917.
 He studied law ct Trinity Col lege now Duke University, served ln the House of Representative from the sixth congressional dis. trict from 1e32 to 1888 then retired to resume law practice.
 Umstead was chairman of the House Subcommittee on Naval Ap- propriations during his last term in Congress.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-18
|cowoFd's PIoy Proves Difficult
Critic Lauds Effort
 But peploEes Choice
By JOgHPIi 0. cALl.AN

Noel oowaFds "Bllthe Spirit" came in for Q little rough treatment last night in the Waterbury woms ems Club aB . group os wateFbury's Footilghters gave untiring efforts to mako . tough play pleasing ve- hlcle for a nights entertainment.
 The Footlighters, one of the more talented groups Of local entertain- CTS, dld not lack ifl effort, but the light gAyety that is the charm Of the Coward play was entirely miss. ing. This was due, not because Of a lack of taient.-fof the Footilgllt. CTS have that in abundance-btit it was due rather Co Q lack Of talent for the type of production that calls for the best in the best Of profess gionals.
 All the subtle lines, gestures, light and gay situations of "Dlithe Dpiriw require long and hard Tehearsals end time tested talent if the play g to Do presented as the happy and clever farce that Coward intended. ft might well be said then, that, for the amount of time spent in res hearSai and the ability of the Foot. lighters, last nights presentation was well done--but it was not good playgoing.
 Perhaps the performance that most closely approached what Coward had ll mind when he wrote the play was that of Kay Perreault who occasionally overdraFfatized and sometimes feii short in the role of Ruth. Others in the cast who gave lintiringiy of effort were Mary Ber- gin as Edith, Llicien Perreault As br. Dradman, Betty L'EEeureux as Mrs. Bradman, Ruth Parsons As Madame Arcati and Alice Elizabeth Green as Elvira, the Biithe Spirit.
 It is indeed an unfortunate cir- cumgtance that local amateur the- atricals should indulge in the ques- tionable fault of "blting of more than they can chew" The loca, players resent criticism both of the press review and the word of mouth variety, and yet they continue tc become involved in plays that they know are too tough for them tc handle.
 Local amateur theatricals are having enough of Q hard time in getting along because of the fact that Waterbury just doesn't appre. ciate c good play; why then should they make their burden ever greater by engaging in productioni they know will be "turkeys7" Would 1t not be much more to their ad. vantage to seek out e play that il more suited for the talents they possess, and do that play well. rathei than select one that they can mol handle and ham" 1t into the aislei
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-18
Time Vets Make PIans

World War II veterans employed by the U. 6. Time Corporation, meeting last night at the headquaF- ters of the Waterbury Watch Work. CTS Union, voted to confer with vet- eranS' groups of other union locals in an attempt to draft c general program on behalf of exsservice- men. Chairman Harry Rieger said that veterans housing and other Issues will be taken up with other c TO. groups.
 Veterans working on night shifts at U. 8. Time met this afternoon to discuss 6 similar program.
 The children's party to Dc held by the Watchworkers Union is nov scheduled for 9 Saturday morning at the Lido T'heater. IL was or. iginaily to be held in the union uuatrers Sunday. Chairman Lotil Mlgliaro of the party. committee expects that over 460 children will attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-18
Fisher President .Of Jerl,ish Home

Rabbi Seymour Gewirtz installed Harry Fisher as president of the Jewish Home for the Aged. i47 Cooke Street, last night at the home. Chanukah gifts were distributed to the inmates following the ceremon- ies.
 Other officers installed were Harry Birenbaum, first vice-presi- dent; 1sador Prillig, second vice. president; Mrs. Harry Frank, third vice-president; Joseph Kastleman treasurer; G. Ginn, financial secre- tary; Maurice Greenberg, recording secretary, and Mrs. Samuel Green field, corresponding secretary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-18
 Elected
 By Borbers

The Waterbury Master Barbers Association last night elected Pres. ident John Heating to c fifth term as head of the organization. The annual election was held at The Elton.
 Other officers named were Emil Juliano, vlce-president; Louis Nar- delll, secretary.treasurer: Anthony Cardinale, recording secretary; and John Ciarlone, assistant secretary. Elected to serve as trustees were Louis D'Ambrosi, Frank Mazzalupo and Vincent Ippollto.
 Michael Colltti was chosen chair- man of the ways and means com mittee, Anthony Nardelli chairman of the sick benefit committee, and MT. Keating chairman of the pub licity committee.
 vernier Barone and Mir. Heating were named to the State Appren- tlceship Council, which represents the trade in the training of former servicemen entering barbering. Officers will be installed at a ban quet to be held at The Elton Jan. 2l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-18
Santa Claus VIII Visit Oronoke Club

Santa Claus, swiftly performing his large number of engagements with local organizations, will stop off at the Oronoke School Friday night to visit with children of the community at the annual Christ mas party of the Oronoke Corr- munity Club. His bag will be full of presents.
 Before the arrival of the man from the North Pole, e carol sing will take place, and a piano recital will be given by Everett West. Ar- thur Piel will render accordion See lections, and Harold Warrington will present motion pictures.
 Preparing for the holiday festiv- ity is e committee composed of Mrs. Alfred Moritis, Mrs. Joseph Jaktin- aitis, Mrs. Everett West, Mrs. Leo Melanson, Mrs. Edmund Piel, Mrs William H. Mason, Mrs. Thomas shannon, Mir. West and Mir. Yar- ! rington.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-18
Romolns AnoIyxed For Identity
 North Eoston,
 Mess, oseleloIs
 Braak Up eoFpsa

North nAstcn, Mass, Dec. ie-- tuP)--IEaFvard scientists were esk- cd to aid police today in An efEort Co solve the muFderous strangulaslon of an unidentified mlddle.aged woman whose scantlly-clad body, srusBed end wrapped in Q blanket, was found in Haunted Lane here Sunday.
 Meanwhlle, police sought . ssie- styled veteran oe world War IT in connection with the chse. Authori~ ties said they did not know the mans naree, but that he disappear. cd last Summer after renting Q cottage near the spot where the body later was found.
 District Atty. Prank E. smith said the woman had been gerangled Hast Spring or early Summer" and her body moved akter the staying. He said he was asking Harvard botan. ists, anthropoiogists and medical scientists Co examine the corpse.
 Clues Sent Co Experts
 The wuman's skull was sent to Prof. Earnest 4. Hooton, noted Har- yard anthropologist, to determine racial background. Leaves found ufi- der the body were sent to Harvard's bethany department to ascertain how long they had lain there.
 State patholoeist walter W. Jet- ter was puzzled by the absence of the woman's fetal bones. He said it was highly probable" illegal sure gery had been performed upon her before she was 1lAin.
 From 6 preliminary exaniEa- tion," Dr. letter said, "we know the woman to have been middle-aged-- probably about 3S or %. She waa