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Evening star., 1946-02-22
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

sDiDSiIioSs, rseiSants, alterations. modernizations;
and BERmAS ER AiSSm9SSs5fl; coNsfRu6r6SN e S 66 Na
ne oo0"; eyes, GE. o757 and Wo. 906I.
BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR Genera,
tepairs tepa and home Improvements OF ali
KINGS {. W. sN1DER & SON, GE. 6172.
CARPENTRY sERvICE"-All kinds o,
repairs repairs alterations and additions for
9Sas 9tt1ee store or home. BELFIELp. TR.
CONTRACTOR and builder Free estiEst.
on on, your repairs; remodeling or your new
rom rome I9s M9aferlsl 5,l and workmen available.
ASPHALT DRiyEWAYsD, pirate dSa roads.
esfimases HI mat fee !Dial Giebe 5949. S'S' IS.
ayins ssGa,na sEfyicE notthing but the best
ING IN CoNTJ6AcToRs, INC, 1872 % Wiscon-
FLOORS SANDED, REFINIsHEp. dust cot.
s.. TA1gEER 1 FLOOR Service RVVfeaansE Re PsS sss5.
FLOORS sANDED AND REFINIsHED by
FIoooRkSo F ro kosas SaSbRh IA 3S1a r4,.surn
experience, dustless machines; reasonable
eESrRaE efsfs free coNTRaeToSFo sSNSlns,ss 4sos
tons ton Temodens nshsd saddf9ns altsgs
!ioi1 ?!iOohNs.MANplLLE roofing, siding. insula-
Ton. storm sash; long terms; free esti-
mates. 55ne GATES CONTRACTING CO. OF.
KITCHENS Remodel your kitchen with
ntW stainless steel sink and Kitchen
MAD cabinets Storm windows now avail
a1Ie- . Cal WYVELL, Wo. 3242, $3.50
PAINTING; PANT, DECORATING, KEN -ToNE.
special prices, kitchens, bathrms: work
gone promptly. SHAPIRO, AT. 1886, FIR,
PAINTING, decorating, interior and ex-
terror: Al workmanship, prompt service;
WORK " guaIranteed. Y Call GE 1912 "a
PAINTING AND DECORATNG-4O years
az making homes brighter. For unexcelled
I WIorKmanshlp at reasonable prices, call
LUCAS, LUCAS & LUCAS, 823 Emerson st,
a 2; ", IA $3.50 or GE 1868
PLUMBING, heating and gas fitting: re-
palr work; complete bath and equipment;
gas heatersi sinks for grocery and deli
cateSsen stores; 24-hour service TIA 6l24
q Il SHuGART, GIG Van Buren, st. NV.
REMODEL, modernIze your home now;
terms: free estimate. NATIONAL install
IaIjoN CO. 55O2 Wis. ave WI, 1900.
slate. copper guttering,
Spoutlng. asbestos, brick siding; WORK
guaranteed. JOHN CLIFTON, GE 343l -
WASHING, POLISHING, WAXING. paint
lng. al! types OF house renovating ROBERT
JARMAN, specialist in home cleaning, 340
SaR GaRdaIe ns,I1 pl nv nv DU, 3437 after pm. IS.
foR BUILDING AND REMODELING, call
G. W coRCoRAN, Chestnut 1853: if no
answer call A. l. Gore, Alexandria 5230
hlgheSt quality work; free estimates Cfs
Evening star., 1946-02-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tcont. .

I WILL PAY CASH for good grocery store.
AUTO FAINTER body and fender man de-
start in business with small 'ciJSt capitai. 10 10
rent or to build shop take active part and
work: experience essential but not required;
isaTh p15 wnile you earn; no trifiers. Box
STORE WANTED-win pay cash for lease.
WELL cement block build
Ing. .40x60, on main highway, Fairfax
County; suitable for auto paint shop, ga
rage, storage warehouse or other business
Ilyiheie Ryi.D e,,3ot cottage Price, $4,000 Phone
'BUsINEss EssEs'mBefore You buy or sell.
consult consult MYRTLE A, WEAPON Co. 1910
Tor business today. d. 1854, HO. 1910.
COFFEE SHOP, in New Market, va
TRACE; III health forces sale business, stock
and equipment complete: rent, $40; good
Eay feaSei SIeatlnS capacity 80. Apply THE
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY business in
good location for only S1,250. Store now
contains used clothing, but can be changed
~ ~ sroceTy or other type of business. For
M NN1,osmatioh' anente' call OWNER at DI. 7647.
DRY CLEANING PLANT" long established
ana ana July equipped, now servicing their
and offers the plant stores, trucks, ETC.
as an entirety Tor immediate sale. Gross
ptSiness, 100000 per annum, and could
ca e aaRs9 coPSdsEs5e R cash Eeauired
BEAUTY SALON. modern; Conn ave.
'one Eng eStaoHIshed. aII excellent business: good
ssRer stsn has other interests. Box 3,5I-L.
FOR sALE-REsTAURANT; good onpor- a
saiiits 81 ror persons; no brokers, 1928
Evening star., 1946-02-22
SITUATIONS WoMEN.
DRAPES, valances, curtains bedspread ds
alterations: reasonable Call RA, Ss9T

DRAPES, valances, curtains, bedspreads,
alterations; reasonable. Call RA. ss97
DREssMAKING, design. remod.. altera-
tons; eve gowns a specially reas. MISS
GIRL, colored wants JOB after school;
SlE eduS9sps neat desires JOB waitress
GIRL, white, wishes light housework. 5ns
days week, with employed adults; NV sec
tion preferred; live in. Box 345-L, Star.
ployed ladies. DE. s4ss. WIN -'' s'n
desires desires work: can give reference sos
NURSE, Dmraetlsal, pr colored, desires to s assist
At at Emsrgeney Hospital. Trinidad 1851, !.
NURSE; NURSE trained practical, desires case;
NURSE. handle any type case: chronic
s yrs, 5. B. c. esper rel ref BOX s4f-E Al stissP sssr.
enced and reliable Phone iDG RAJ 45ss, sAPsrbo to
rHSsess Is of ofFHeE MsEdes 81
tary by young lady; l2 years of diversified
experience; college training: available rea-
sonaple SON notice to present employer. Box
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored desires case
caring for baby; 5-day week, $50, carfare
SECRETARY to top Govt. official wishes
connection with private industry; highest
qualifications and experience as secretary
and office manager: speaks Spanish flu
entity Box 349-L, Star 24s
RY-STENOGRAPHER. accurate.
neat. refined, desires position, 95a am. to
2:30 p.m., 5-day week, S3l.25. Box 1871
M Star.
TELETYPE OPERATOR would like to work
pvt. wire can. handle PIX board Call
Administer 1884 ga
TYPIST, accurate, work at home evenings
and week ends. Call Ma. 1886, Ext col,
or SH. 6683. 90.
TYPIST, accurate, work at home. Cali
Capitol Heights 7I45 -e4
VISITING NURSE for am care, patients
near 18th and Columbia I'd. NV. only.
IA g476. 24s
s hours, S5 and carfare NO S6SS
AM AN UNDERGRADUATE NURSE with
several years experience l am 90 years,
or dentists assistant and receptionist.
Please write Box 357-L Star
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PERSONAL

PERSONAL.
TAX RETURNs must be filed BY March s
M Coleman, CHAPMAN REALTY CO,
FL ffcfGRhs fGi4 TAKEN for all occasions. asa any
other details, ELKAY PHoTodRAPHERs,
pk5sfE p5ssf shal AZ akan fis $780, ask for 2ss .,s.
Wright. II you are in need Of loar up te
$500 on your signature
HOWELL ACADEMY; accredited boarding
AnnaColis 1854. mh6s
teWelry; guaranteed appraisal; licensed.
LIVINGSTON g. CO.. 1923 H st NV, ME-.
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL, a mod
ern day and boarding school for children
lion f1sishsa fSan any 6ss as' d
aIGHEsT ssaga essH PxfD ssf So for lsaa diamonds
LIvINdsToN Co. 1aSiaHAi 19ss St. nS, Lsshsfe Mf
CHILDREN's PHOTOGRAPHS, weddings,
@reunions; @ 10 dihsrent poses, $40: others to
RATS 81 ea for n s1o ao os3
P2f aSfn'Pf PhofooSTK R9isffHgrs
RBeHes E af 1euE sA5r u a sas
o5s,stf G1e these lovely natural pictures in your
9ns es Tf Ho 4zs asy or e7enns aF sDDo
Nurses Registry; trained, practical or un-
Hevss ASb SS'ed At aSs
Modern studio. in ONCE bldg. Centrally
leeated Sei,is.aos above Loew's Columbia Theater.
ENGEL + 0ormsrly q Fifth ave-. N. VI y,
EzaeutIye Eze9 + It isos NV Room 20. Telephone
STATE Licensed private home nursery
will board infants up to years Of age;
yeesly 1slp or monthly. Phone Lancaster. Pa,
PRIVATE SCHOOL in Maryland has SGs open
ing for child over 4. Taylor $3.50. -23
WANTED ssi,o III ,.- Mandolin guitar. mandola.
amateur orchestra with object mutual en-
tertasinment, s musical advancement, etc.
nSs SehS aoth Dsi0Ts ST. nw n0f3 81 sf4f Nj
WANTED. by March 10th for about s
months. room and board in private home
ages and 0y dsy eaH care 'a0 OF
near Wisconsin ave. between Calvert St.
and Bethesda. Phone GE. 9s7i after s
ENTERTAIN your friends in a beautiful
recreation room. Let us make that unused
portion OF your basement into an integral
ton hreplaces and mantels a feature. We
Specialize, therefore your final cost is less
dav for VaUe fUe RECEIVED FaA terms ghGns TO-
ROOM CO., Recreation Rooms of Distinc-
tion," SO o st. Sc, Washington, D. c..
TR. 3242. 23s
EMPLOYED WOMAN-Free room, Bird floor.
with private bath, in exchange for staying
With school-age children 4 nights week
Near Wisconsin and Mass. aves. References
required. Box 1881, Star 22'
SWISS-AMERICAN watches repaired; 3 to
days service: clocks and Iewelry repaired,
pearls restrung and fine engraving; watch
maker on premises for prompt attention:
al work guaranteed. ALEXANDER E.
HAUSS, Matchmaker and Jeweler, 912 G.
593S
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared by ex-
perienced assistants. For appointments,
call Ma 1899 or SP 029S-J. -25
PERMANENT, 81; shampoo and finger wave
59e No appointments. MABELE HON
OUR SCHOOL, 1910 N. Y. ave
NURSERY giving loving care, proper diet
systematic exercise. supervised study and
play, ages 2h-6. RE. 5103. 1925 10th n
Evening star., 1946-02-22
HELP poMEsT,c tco,, /,

WOMAN, cxpr. house cleaner, DAYS 4
Wk 5oc an hr.: call Michigan 2191. -22
WOMAN wanted for g.h.w; excel salary,
private rm.: have sleeping accommods- ;
tions for employed husband. MA. 5b22.
WOMAN, reliable, white, for g.h.w. and
care of children; Character references re-
quired but experience not necessary; room,
poard, $40 week. Call Ho. 1893. -24
ciate nice. home in exchange Tor lieht
duties. and care of 9-yr-old girl while
parents work; small salary. WI. 65O3,
WOMAN, settled, live in; g.h.w. and iaun-
dry, adults in family; Rock Greek Hills,
Md; Good salary; local references. WI
Evening star., 1946-02-22
MOTOR TRAVEL.

TRAVEL BY CHARTERED PLANE any
where. any time Call Spruce 0SSS
DRIVING to Miami, Fla, l942 Chrysler. r
PASSENGER, Monday, Feb. 25th: carrying 4
or B. MI. 1878, 9 am. to 6 pm. -22
DRIVING L. A., via Tucson, Phoenix, excel
tires heater. take 4; leave Immediately
c. W. WARD, AT. 500. "a.
10 LOUISIANA-'42 Packard Clipper; leave
Feb. 25th: take three. Ii. 567l; after
pm, Ma. 2655. "a.
SERvICEMAN going to Dallas Tex will
share expenses and drive. leave Friday
night or Sat. morning. Phone F. c.
Sl1-W-12
LEAVING for Fort Lauderdale. Fla, March
|: wi give free transportation to good
driver assisting in driving good car Give
age, occupation and 2 local references
Box 59-M Star ID
Evening star., 1946-02-22
HELP MEN.
HELP MEN 6 WoMEN.

YOUNG MAN, high school graduate; OPP
portunity to learn appliance business.
SLATTERY RADIO CO., 4429 Wis. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1946-02-22

SITUATIONS MEN and WoMEN.
COUPLE, cclored, wants ianitor quarters
experienced, good references; no children
Call DU. 3170 between 11-6 pm. -22
Evening star., 1946-02-22

OFFICE CLERK, young lady, prefer exper
but not essential, must be able to type
SpaicR sSRt fali PE xRsssss Mss aIssoS ~
AR5{S NS6DwzRp zRR'',Rsn' go 20 S't
OFFICE SfFff WORKER WANTED - reliable i
naue sas
NV. Room 32. between 4 and 6 pm.
6sRs 10sfhs19s aokP #a'hRs c
OPERATOR, bookkeeping machine: expert
4s snd aary os
PiART-TIME sALEswoMEN in several
Hpe srd os nd oo a
Psx 5 orSRAToR..' E. expereneed es erh a;S See Mr..
SBx oPERAToR nTeDssfF for D1 @edeaf eoP clinic to
g Monday through Friday; 8 to l Sat;
S152 per month, medical and hospital care
ments: Young. SeIl-trained ss operator' asia WITH
% good h high school or college BACKGROUND.
PERsONNEI CLERK, shorthand and typinu
REQUIRED; opportunity to learn Interview
ing in large employment office: some COL
S175 per month. Phone RA. 5265 for
PGoToGaaPH1c PGeS1S'GaaiP REroucHERs t27. ss ex-
perience preferred; good salary to start,
permanent position. Apply ANTON. 729
RooM.sERv1cE ROC Z. hbS ORDER CLERK to oSa Work
breakfast and lunch. Apply maitre .d'hotei,
CARLTON HOTEL, 10th and K sts NV
SALAD GIRL, white, for steward dept. ;
experienced in hotel salad preparation pre-
AE apply PEI personnel dept. MAYFLowER Ho-
SALAD WOMAN to assist in pantry on
Sundays, 1880 until pm. So and meals
SALESGIRL, suit and coat dept; perma-
nent position. Apply WONDER CLOTHES,
sALEsGIRLs: s25 plus commission to
start. Apply STANDARD DRUG CO., 1113
sALEsLADIEs. experienced in infants and
children's wear. hours $50 to s; $40,
Plus 1% commission. Apply ESTHER
SHOE. 1925 ST. NV
SALESLADIES for womens dept. speciality
store experience preferred; excellent salary,
Plus Plus somimission; no quota reqnirements
Apply YOUNG MEMS SHOP, 1919 F St
sALEsLADIES, experienced, infants and
children's wear; 5-day week. S25 week,
plus 10, commission. ESTHER SHOP.
1925 st. nv.
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CONTINUED on Next Pase.5
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EJLHO ICIh1N' UApBI
clientele established
retiring April 1st.
permanent job to I
week, vacation and
Shop near 14th anC
inquiries confidential
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-05
Prominent People To Aid Strikers

New York, Jan. 5G- CUP) - A group of prominent Americans, in- cluding Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt and churchtnen of all faiths, has been formed to give financial aid to the families of striking General Motors workers, it was announced today.
 Members of the committee in- clude: Mrs. Roosevelt; former Treasury Secretary Henry Morgen- thau, Jr.; former OPA Chief Leon Henderson; Bernard J. Shell Catholic auxiliary bishop of Chi cago; Episcopal Bishops William Scarlett of Missouri ard Edward Lambe Parsons, retired, of Califor- mia; Methodist Bishop G. Bromley Oxnan; Rabbi Stephen Wies; pr Reinhold Nieburh, of the Union Theological Seminary, New York Russell Davenport, writer and as- sociate of the late Wendell Willkie; Marine Col. Evans Carlson; Walter White, president of the National Association for the Advancement ot Colored People; Elizabeth Janeway New York novelist, secretary, and Llewellyn Ross, New Canaan, Conn. business man, treasurer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-05
.Dr. English Here Monday
 First Church MOn
 BlII Ssale Officer

pr. James F. English, stats superintendent of the Congre. gatlonal Churches, will be tho speaker at the supper meeting oi the First Church Mems League Monday at 0:S0 in the church parlors. pr. English with seven other American Congregationalistl visited a number of communities near London and will tell of this trip and the appreciation of the people in the churches where they preached for the assistance they have had from Connecticut.
 Tuesday the Brownies will meet in the Scout house from 4-5; Girl Scouts, Troop 8, from 6-e.
 Wednesday the church women will meet to work for the Red Cross and hospital, 10 o'clock,
 Friday the Boy Scouts, Troop 22 and 25 will meet in the Scout House from 2 to Q o'clock.
 The annual meeting of the First Church will be held Thurcday eve ming, Jan. IT, at 7:46 following the supper served at 6:30.
 The nominating committee app ointed Is Henry L. Griggs, John C. Bradley and Mrs. Fred s. Smith
 The Supper Committee are Mrs George T. Evans, Mrs. Richard D. Ely, Mrs. Earl H. Blanchard, Mrs Allen H. Boardman, Mrs. Henry L. Qriges, Mrs. Ellery c. Kilbourn, Mrs. Horace F. Mallette, Mrs. Ed ward V. Randall.
 Dr. Fred Hoskins of the United Church, Bridgeport, will speak.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-05
State CCC Camps To Be Demolished

Hartford, Jan. 4-(UP)-Plans for demolishing former Civilian Con- servation Corps camps in the State and using the lumber to build homes for veterans will be ready soon, Gov. R. E. Baldwin said today.
 The action, declared legal by Att torney-General William L. Hadden, would make available about l80,0O0 board feet of seasoned lumber.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-05
State to Sponsor Clothing Campaign

artford, Jan. 5-(UP)-Connech- cuts victory clothing drive for war
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-05

Edward R. Ragis, son of Mrs Margaret RAgls of 141 Central Avenue and husband oe the former Mary verblcks of 1SS Congress Avenue, has resumed his former position as field representative of the Blue Gross after being re- ciplent of an honorable discharge from the Army.
 MT. Ragls served with the Air Corps as sergeant and received his release November 2S at Grenler Field, New Hampshire. He joined the cOlors in April of le42 and served In Kansas and California at staging bases pro- cesslng overseas aircraft. M
 He is . graduate of Crosby High School and Georgetown University, being Q letter man on the varsity basketball teams at both institu. tiOns. He became affiliated with the Blue Cross in October of 1883 and now makes his home ct l4S Congress Avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-05
Patterson Arrives
 In Tokyo on Tour

Tokyo, Jan. 5-(UP)-Secretar of War Robert P. Patterson, on round-the- world inspection tour of American occupation zones in Japan and Germany, landed at Atsugi air. field at 4:30 yesterday.
 He was greeted by General Doug las MacArthur and high-ranking headquarters officers
 Patterson planned to remain in Japan at least a week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-05
Police Dep drtnaent
 10 Resume Teaching
Aukoists Invited to Enroll for Study Of State Motor Vehicle Laws; ,Classes Forming Now

william ]. Roach, superintendent of the waterbury Police Depart msnt, announced today the reopen ine of the school on motor vehicle laws for the general public. This school, which had It's inception in 2ese, was discontinued during the war because of extra activities placed upon the department In con- nection with the war effort. Super intendent Roach feels that one of the most important factors in the making of an excellent driver is 0 thorough knowledge of the motor vehicle laws. The primary purpose of the school is to enable persons con- templating getting drivers license to learn the motor vehicle laws. However, any person who is the possessor of an operators license at the present time, Is cordially iIl- ylted to attend. Pedestrians who are not drivers are welcome to these classes where the proper technique of crossing streets in Q safe manner will be discussed.
 Below is Q list of questions and answers pertaining to the school.
 When will the school open2 Be- cause of renovations in the class rooms, it will not be open until early February, exact time to be an- nounced later.
 Who may attendp Any person over sixteen years of age.
 When and where are the classes held2 Every Friday night from 7:S0 D. m. to 900 D. m. School is located in the police departments drill- room. Entrance is on the west side of the City Hall facing Library Park.
 How long does the course run9 For seven weeks.
 Is there an examination2 Yes, a written one.
 Is there any fee in connection with the school No, All safety ma terials, books, pamphlets, etc, are furnished free of charge. We sug- gest that you bring pencil and note book if you are going to take notes.
 What advantages are gained by attending this school? First of all, one gets acquainted with the motor vehicle laws, the problems of the driver and pedestrian are discussed in detail. The knowledge gained here will help you protect yourself in the event of an accident. You will not be required to take the law test when applying for your opera tors license.
 Is there a diploma given at the end of the course? No, out you will receive a blue card from the Con- necticut Motor Vehicle Department verifying that you have completed the course in 8 satisfactory man. ner. This card will be given to the motor vehicle inspector when you are applying for an operators ic- ense.
 How may one apply for enroll ment? By writing a letter or post card to William J. Roach, Superin- tendent of Police, Waterbury, Conn Give your name and address stating you wish to attend the school on motor vehicle laws. Please do not phone your application, it will not be accepted. However, one may ap- ply in person.
 Does the school teach the actual driving of an automobile? No. Only the motor vehicle laws, including pedestrian protection technique.
 The school is under the super vision of William J. Roach, super intendent of police, with Lieutenant William c. Dwyer and Sergeant James Wagner acting as co-in- structorS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-05
Harvard University LReopens Scholarships

Cambridge, Mass, Jan. 5 = tUPJ The Harvard University national scholarship program, suspended since l942, will be resumed on an enlarged basis in l946, according to Dean Paul H. Buck.
 About 70 national scholars will be selected from l946 Freshman appli- cants residing in any state west of the Mississippi or in Massachusetts, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Kentucky, Tennessee and Louisiana.
 Dean Buck said veterans can ap- ply at the end of their freshman year without restriction as to home state,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-05
Non-Support Cases Show Decrease
 Adjustments Before
 Court Action Claimed

A total of $26, ,974.60 for non-sup- port charges was paid the office of the Probation Officer Attorney Yale Matzkin in the SiX-month period ending December 31, accord ing to a report submitted by him January 3 to City Court Judges John L. Gaffney and Charles R. Summa.
 Twenty-six non support cases were discharged during the six month period from total of t33 as of July 1, 1945. During the six month period covered by the report 2z new cases involving non support matters have been added to the to- tai leaving 129 similar cases yet
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-05

to be settled by the Probation Officers Office.
 The report, in part. follows:
 All monies collected for support and fines were deposited with the Waterbury National Bank, and the sums were paid to the persons entitled to the same.
 Total bank deposits for the six month period between July 1, l945 ana December 31, 1945, inclusive, amounted to 27,030.60. of this amount the sum of $26,974.60 was paid on account of support. and the sum of $500 was paid on &C., count of fines and costs, and the sum of 5000 was paid on account of restitution.
 Again, permit me to reiterate that although there has been a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-05

ravaged nations will be launched Monday to run through Jan. 3l. Governor R. E. Baldwin said today.
 There is dire need for clothing in war-devaStated Europe, China
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-05

decrease in the number of cases. such decrease has been made possible through the efforts of ad- through Court action or through my office prior to Court action. In justmentS and settlements either this regard. might state that I have, during the last six month period, adjusted 679 probationary matters in my ofice, and i36 mat ters were adjusted through Court action"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-05
CHURCHILL TO SAIL

London, Jan. s - (UP) - Wnis- ton Churchill, accompanied by his wife, will sail for the United States Jan. g aboard the Queen Elizabeth it was announced today. His daugh- ter Sarah will join her parents later. Churchill will spend at least month and possibly more in the United States.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-05

and Philippines Lack of adequ clothing for those people will s tensify their postwar hardsl and retard the rebuilding of tb shattered homes" Baldwin said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-12

MAYFLOWER HALF
SIZE PRINT for women.
buttons to the waistline,
novelty Zap trim on blouse.
Maize, copen, rose, green
with contrast prints, half
sizes 161a-2412----895
EXCLUSIVELY Daytime
Dresses-Thrd Floor
Evening star., 1946-07-26
Seeded Net Stars Aim
For Semis in Mems
Sea Bright Singles
ey the Assoeiotsd Press

SEA BRIGHT, N. j., July 26.--
-Four seeded male stars will battle
for semifinals berths in the 58th
annual Sea Bright invitation tennis
tournament today as players en-
deavor to catch up on a schedule
interrupted frequently this week BY
bad weather.
Although rain curtailed play yes
terday. the women's singles semi
final bracket was corGoleted. with
top-seeded Shirley Fry leading the
way into the round of four.
Billy Talbert seeded at the head
of the mems list. will play Edward
Moylan while second-seeded Jack
Kramer meets Jack Tureo.
Gardnar Mulloy. rated No. 3, tan.
giles with Bill Canning and fourth
seeded Seymour Greenberg takes
on Bob Kimbrell.
Miss Fry ousted Mrs. Eleanor
Cushingham. 1-6, rs, Go, yester-
day to move into today's semifinals
against Dorothy Head, who elimi-
mated Mrs. Bunny Vosters, Ct
As, 6-4.
Barbara Krase, who stopped Mrs
Virginia Kovacs. 3-6. 6-3. 8-6
faces Mrs. Mary Arnold Prentiss
who triumphed over Gertrude
Moran, 3-6, 60, SO.
In the mems doubles semifinals
Kramer and Bob Falkenberg meet
Sidney Wood and Frank Guernsey
and Talbert and Mulloy go agains,
Harry Likas and Earl Cochell.