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HOUSES EXCHANGED

WILL EXCHANGE our 2-bedroom mouse In
Coronado, Calf, for rent, SS5 mo-. for
trade for furnished or unfurnished in
Washington: up to S1S5 month. Call FIR.
WILL EXCHANGE 4-bedrm and e-bath
home, close to everything. in good resi-
Dental NV. section, for 2-bedrm. type
bungalow; must be in NV. or Chevy Chase
section, close to transp. and shopping. no
AGENTS Box 14SE, Star.
WILL EXCHANGE my 3-bedroom house,
506 N. Dinwiddie st, Arlington, for SINH
lar accommodations at Fort Worth, Tex
sale or rental. EX. $500, Ext. 2110 days,
Gil. 1926 evenings. 2Os
ATLANTA HOME. by owner. for residence
IN vicinity Washington. account Of transfer
MR.. SPEARS, MA. 1900 %"
WILL EXCHANGE 2-bedrm. unfurn. house
in NV. suburb Wash. for apt. or house in
Chicago. Prefer near U. Of c. WI 1890.
PHILA.-WAsH. suburban. 3--bedrm. brick,
nearly new, rrewar rent, S45: transferred;
need similar 23-bedrm. house apt. vicinity
Washington. STOCKTON, Georgia 1902,
WASHINGTON for New York-wili ex-
change for months or possibly LONGER, 3
bedroom house furnished, 10 min. TO
Washington, for 2-bedroom apt, furnished
or unfurnished, in Manhattan. N. Y. Gil.
PHIADELPHIA-Mode 2-bedrm. apt. in
Upper Darby section, will exch. for small
single house in Arlington. Box 293-D, Star.
Evening star., 1946-01-18
HOUSES FURNISHED

BEVERLY HILLS, Alexandria, bedrooms
3 baths: available from present through
February; family away but owner occupies
] room; S150 month Phone after z D m
or any time Saturday or Sunday, TIE
$3.50. References required.
AN IMMAC ULATE LITTLE GEM of house
nearby Va:-Newly redecoIated, living
room with fireplace, dining room, excellent
kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath, garden;
attractive and comfortable antique pine
furniture: no children or pets; S157 so
per month. HARRIET HOLTHER, Agent
4511 GARRISON ST. NV, Amer. Uni
yersity Park-Nearly new. rooms. .
baths. 1st-foor lavatory, maids room;
brick garage. beautifully furnished, 3
radios: lot SO by 157 to paved alley
house not for sale: immediate possession
Rent. $3.50. HOWENSTEIN REALTY
CORP. I41S H st. NV, DI 1877.
CHARMING GEORGETOWN HOUSE, most
ssttractiyeiy furnished, living room, fire,
rooms; 3 tiled baths, large eaEden; s35C
aVAILaBLE aaIssf sGS mi MEMfEbSIArELY Mf1ST bedroom,
and bath on Washington Baltimore blvd
l 4 miles from D. c.: excellent bus service
4.RooM BUNGALOW. furnished; she'd $50 mo
naars osfFsRn So $l IS Ess' ss OF Fagham san Md
FURNISHED suburban cottage. lovely hill
top; two large bedrooms, twin beds in
each: modern plumbing, living room
kitchen, .porches. garage; Mass. ave ex-
tended; S175 month. If it fits your needs,
you will be charmed. Box 4S-G, Star
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APARTMENTS WANTED tcon..,

TNFURN. APARTMENT or 1st fioor OF
u' tis Columbia f afSs % %sHRdss' e other sies asss
OFFICER. wife and s.month, baby desire
RMERsF aPtssn RsT os 2satis SoUsE Il e5al antupa
bedrms;; perm. Govt. employe transferred
TO D c TOP Re- xssg7behsysd sg7
MSIEDsDLRoAGEb SiEs Holland sifa couple desire Ioi
sa HofE no aeomns ouss IN sAcsRfs RR S for %
VETERAN and wife; nice. quiet couple,
s2!h s2as smPloysd s4fsE x sai Mr. ARNOLD Fl:
YYoGNG eoUPLfE needs 2-rm., kit. and ia bath
qnfpERlihsRR oR apsstment m,ta ca IA as25 20.
RS FY S.yaE 81 So;FlE Po oIys5 7Iso
PsrE ca 81 Sse5 $780, MISE nTss Burns GF Tsk0ma
HAxAL MAYA oFFIcER R wife and 2yearod son
@ one Or TS nearbg GfSF9Gm Ts sH aP s4sb taTn aS
NAVAL OFFICER and wife desire one
fFTfd nc care shf5sB bsBont PETS 1851 smoking
NAVAL OFFICER and wife need furnished
RaTtnen' MaTcR psrct 3 ss7s e nearby Va sS S9t
EMPLOYED COUPLE, desire 2.rm, kit.
and bath bath agt, furnished or unfurnlshed.
PLEAsEN1- bedroom apt, furn. or un-
furns veteran, permanent civil service
RRsSis II rSGs Pa q housekesp
ing privileges bedrooms. accessible for
Hs smPHef a day San San Sun 81 oeol after
oNE-RoOM, Kitchen and bath apt. wanted
ny, n VICINITY OF Conn: ave. or 10Th St: by
Pmbassy ads AD ToFkIss ss for the Netherlands
PROSPECTIVE BRIDE and groom want
or 2 room furnished apartment: pref NV;
snywhere will do. Box 5s-G, Star. 20'
NAVAL OFFICER and wife desire furn. apt.
near Navy Dept. for mos. Just returned
i@rom @ 2 yrs. sea duty; excellent care DL
WANTED-Urgently, 2-bedroom furnished
apt; grandmother, daughter 2 small chill
SMALL FURN Asr APT with kit m a6d bath
tween 10-1 and 3-5. 24'
VETERAN, wife, baby. urgently need apart
ment, furnished, or share home; under
VETERAN AND WIFE want or room
ovT ss6aP MIS- NO se Wa1h R
ington after 1S months in the Pacific as
naval lieutenant, and wife: desire nice
furn. or unfurn. apt, suitable as a perm;
home. We are particular about and careful
q zs our InMags llyipg quarters. Ho 6e42, IL Pm
iBEDRooM APT, furn. or unfurn.. for
Pc Pea exse eare saaf COUPE
3 ADULTS and 4-month-old baby. need 2,
preferably 3, bedroom apt, lower NV.
sseeT,tionni Orb 5urn ,v preferEsd Phone RE. 6473'
ARE ARE YoT i9iIThSi TAKfSG A VACATION. WAVE
lieutenant and mother. definitely perma-
sPs e sh{ Day SIS p Gsshp cs m ss cEARS fssEfa
cCoLoRED VETERAN, wife and we'll
sndo ssnd bath apt; NV, preferred. Call RE.
Evening star., 1946-01-18
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

DIPLOMAT needs house or apartment,
unfurnniSshed, NV, three or four bedrooms.
By BY GI And PARENTS, Groom house, un7
furnished; rem or buy from owner; good
PnRMaNRsT FER PsSnsashT REsfbENf m desires unfnrn
house any desirable section city. best care
NAVY shsPafSa lssG urgently
needs 3-bedroom unfurnished house or
apartment sIs7i Can afford sl0o month rent
lease. Desire Southeast location if pos
RsSn. Elss Gall HRfGTTs shfGhSFs S5SSa s8sa st ls
Newly dec, rms. insulated, basement re-
finished. 3 porches and garage. completely
furnished; located on lots; beautiful view
AN IDEAL TENANT for your lovely little
furnished house in Silver Spring. Chevy
res or Md tg goune g1 famy la
bedroom house to returning, discharged
Nay owner, who will testify to excellent
care need similar house 99uld be otyS two
NAVY CoMDR., long duty, needs. :3-bed-
furnished; excellent references. Box
S.e SAy Po6TG Ts dsss snd Or child Id
Bethesda or nearby area Call WI 9125.
COMMANDER, Regular. Navy permanent
22Fasfs 2onse ns neeos nearby eorOe 81 se0 s4ss
wish to rent furnished house or apt. for
ait Children or pets % Phone Phi e." p1. 44o4, EXT
EYE, SURGEON, released from Navy, has
obtained office space in Arlington. but
needs residence in area for wife and 2
ehidren; house n3, preferred: price secon-
I. B. MaLoNEY. successor to Hunter Bros,
SaGtGo yeT SPRING urge9ty rs sysr needs or
distrieta sH, 54eS. After 5:ao pm,
COLONEL, Regular Army wife and g.
year-old boy need house. furnished or un-
furnished; permanent station Washington.
PERMANENT BUSINESS EXECUTIVE needs
fsTreddss so6 up to s15o mo, Mr.. DAwsoN,
VETERAN. new in the city. neds 5 or 6
room unfurnished house to rent; pay. up
gS', oR Ri sE8RooM 6 a>ii HousE tsf9 wanted for
March Mar d.sSts or earlier BY UMRRA executive
objection to out-of-town, within commut-
Write WHIPS, G715 Mass. ave. NV o or
phone daytime Decatur 1900, Ext. 3S3;
evenings Decatur 1884 or Emerson $3.50
RFGuLAR 8RMY OFFICER, 2la years
overseas permanent assignment, War
WANTEDEcomfortaSie furn. nr "1 or i8du unfurn
,oedrm house or apt; cony. Pentagon.
DIPLOMAT needs furnished house, three
bedrooms. reception room. Cali DE. 2730
weekdays from Q to 4:30 19s
sUBLET OF SMALL furnished house or
apartment desired by naval oflcer and
wife for one to three months. GIL. s6IO.
19s
6-EooM HOUSE, unfurn.. ne or nearby
Nd: best references: pay months ad-
WANTED = Arlington q Or 8 bedroom
house. furnished, Glebe $685. 20%
PERMANENT Government employees des-
perately peed 3-bedroom home for return
ing and DECORATING; Cali Union os02 after
Pm OF all DAY sat. and Sunday 2O'
furnished or unfurnished 2-bedroom apt.
or house: permanent. WI 6119
WANTED TO RENT-Permanent executive.
employed 81 yrs. same company, desires
to lease 2-bedroom house or apartment,
furnished or unfurnished; couple only; no
pets. For immediate or early future occu-
pancg. Excellent reference National
1855 or District sss2, Ext 636 20s
UNFURNISHED HOUSE. two or more bed
rooms; can repair or decorate If necessary.
Ordway ORG. 24s
Evening star., 1946-01-18
HOUSES WANrrp ro eElr tr.,.

VETERANS, 1 married, urgently need Q
or nedroom apt. or house; perm. res,
men men NANCY auou AROUND home: best care as
REGULAR ARMY COLONEL, permanent
DUTY D; c., wife and two children. ages 8
ana IL, desire two or three bedroom
house vicinity Of Cleveland PIX. prefer un-
iurn Ex. 7700, Ext. 10. 20s
from N. z. requires s-bedrmm.A mASnnodegr modepn
house fIIe or apt. in or near Washington.
wan pay liberal rental and consider buy
ing, Phone AID. 7l05, MR.. MANN
TWO OR THREE BEDROOM urfurnished
mouse or apt; permanent resident here;
ten MR.. BARRON. DI. 4sOO. 2Os
SndEsI. SSUnLEI. permanent couple, two small
cnlioren urgently need furnished house
nns local references. Box S5-G, Star.
SCIENTIST in applied physics laboratory
Jonns Hopkins University. desires two OF
three bedroom furnished house or apart.
ment men, In WASHINGTON or vicinity; one child
Sligo 81 90. Ext 132 Ios
Evening star., 1946-01-18
HOUSES FUR. OR UNEUR.

FOR RENT-Large residence, furn. or un-
furn., 80 yards west of Conn.,, block north
of Florida. 10 bedrms., 5 baths, sleeping
porch, 40-ft. living rm, library. reception
rm. and lavatory, large dining rm. and
sun porch, freplaces, concealed hw.h.
choice coal or oil. Area over 5000 So. it
Property suitable for embassy, legation
chancery, commission, agency of foreign
government or residence of corporation Off
clal. Weekdays bet. 2 am. and ) pm.
and Sundays call DU 1870
Evening star., 1946-01-18
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGINIA.

ATTENTION, GIs FIVE room detached
homes to You only se,9s0; $50 total down
payment: See these modern 2.story houses
ator, gas range, ami: 2 miles from PEN
taEon; out Col; nike to, 30. Dinwiddie St.
furnished exhibit home Open 10 am. to
& pm. daily. MCINTOSH & MCINTOSH.
exclusive agents. Phone CH. 2400.
Evening star., 1946-01-18

CoLoRED-1so0 BLK. OF 16th St. Sc;
rear porches; good condition: $4,000 re-
quired. MR.. SHEPPARD, DE. 1851.
COLORED-NEAR 1st and Randolph pl
n.w-6 rooms, all modern; good condi-
pdGSENs pUISENSEt De Sss2 TaRdI Pc !Iiso. AVE ,,a
Otis pl. n.w.---7 rooms. full cellar. h.-w.h.,
tiled bath. hardwood floors, front and
rear yards Ask Tor A. w. STEPHENS,
coLoRED-NEAR 10th and x SITS. ne
8 rooms h.-w,h.: very good condition;
CoLoRED1So0 BLOCK of End st. ne
a corner 6 rms. and baths: can be
made into a 2-family house; a very good
right. Call DAN osTRoW, your friend,
coLoREDgFaLoRENcE So ST. N.E.us ii ispv; ispse
rms; house in well-kept condition, needs
no repairs; chance for a real bargain, $500
Down. Price, $4,000; notes, S55 mo. AT.
COLoRED-HoUsEs in all sections of the
city and suburban. Call or come in and
ss1vEro sss vs. ose sa1s ePen sai, until q pm asoS
CoL0RED-1507 9Th NV, & r., b.,
h.-w.h. new-house cond.; immediate poss I;
$3.50 cash req. w. w. BAILEY, Ma. 5570.
Evening star., 1946-01-18

loontinued on Next Psgs3
Evening star., 1946-12-29

turned with tools from a large radio
equipped truck to complete the job
Depending on the number of ap-
pliances to be adjusted, conversion
work in each home takes from rs
minutes to four hours, according to
H. B. Noyes, general superintendent
of the Washington Gas Light Co.
After the work is done, he said, the
housewife normally is unable to notice
any difference. Where an apparent
change in the amount of heat fur
nished takes place. he pointed out, it
is usually because previous NAL
adjustment has been corrected by the
installation of new adapters.
Evening star., 1946-12-29

was sent to all customers At about 7
o'clock on the morning when work
was to be carried out in given home,
a conversion representative knocked
al the door.
Passing among the gas-consuming
appliances in the home he shut off
the water heater, set the refrigerator
'lf it used gas) to the defrosting posi-
ton, extinguished the oven burner
and cautioned the housewife against
turning other burners on the stove
more than a third of the way on
until after all conversion work was
completed. Later in the day he or an
other company representative re-
Evening star., 1946-12-29
Converting to Natural Gas

amount of heat with the natural fuel
as with manufactured gas. Since the
former provides nearly twice the heat
of an equal amount of the manufac-
tured gas, adjustments are made to
reduce the volume when natural gas
is to be used
The Rosslyn Gas Co. began con-
version work in Arlington County last
August l6. Similar work was under
taken in Montgomery and Prince
Georges Counties, the last of which
was completed November Is.
AS the conversion team neared their
respective communities series of
circulars explaining the steps involved
Evening star., 1946-12-29
By THOMAS BUCHANAN
DIsTRICT HOUSEWIVES speculat

n1STRICT HOUSEWIVES speculat-
ing on how the proposed change
to natural gas would be accomplished
in their homes may learn all about
the process from their neighbors in
nearby Maryland and Virginia. where
the change already has taken place.
To convert gas-consuming domestic
appliances from manufactured to
natural gas certain changes in the
equipment must be made Some are
too technical for the layman to grasp.
Essentially all are directed at adapt
ing the burners to furnish the same
Evening star., 1946-11-03
TROUBLE In THE DESERT
Continued from page eight

and shaking. but she turned and looked at me
squarely. "You know who he is, don't you,
Sheriff, and why he came here and all about it?'
Il reckon do, ma am" nodded.
He was after the money" she said Il was
going to let him take it and 60. didn't care
very much about that. But Uncle Pete wouldn't
tell where it was hidden. Then Tony tied
Uncle Pete to chair and began to burn his
foot with a match. So grabbed the gun out
of the rack and shot him. That's allr'
the deal up to her pretty neck. Except that
shed probably been living with Comorra
before she came to Pete's Well. Except that
it ought to be easy to dig up enough evidence
to put her in the pen for the rest of her life
Pete was twisting around uncomfortably in
his chair and his mahogany face was redder
than usual against the silky white of his hair
and beard. All of a sudden he seemed to
explode, like boiler with too much steam
"Damnationr' he roared Mary jumped
foot and guess did too. Pete wasn't ordi-
narily a swearing man. who's boss of this
place, I'd like to know? Mary! Get out there
Sheriff. SIT DOWN.
Mary went off the porch like a shot, and
l sat, with no argument. Pete was boiling
mad - the first time I'd ever heard of him
being that way.
I'm a quiet man." he roared, land you
want to take advantage of it and treat me
like fool. Now when say shot thief,
shot him! In self defense. You got that
straight? Go drag his dirty carcass out of
there and forget about it,
What about the girl?" said
"You mean my niece?" Pete rumbled.
'Shucks. Pete" I said. "She's not your
niece. She's just 49," didn't finish what
started to say. Seemed better not to.
"Damnationr' Pete roared again. Think
l don't know my own niece? l ought to. I
invented herr He'd let off most of his steam.
and now he calmed down as suddenly as he'd
started. He looked off kind of sheepishly to
watch Mary working.
'Now look here Sheriff. he said, Il never
had any brother or sister or any other relative,
like most people. So I thought to myself I'd
just invent me a niece. Kind of give me some
one to talk about. And now that she's come
to life, so to speak. I'm going to keep her long
as she wants to stay"
1 DIDN'T say anything for while. Being
Sheriff. have to study these things out. 1t
looked complicated.
WELL" said Pete impatiently. "you got it
through your head finally that shot him?'
made a strong effort. "Hmmmm," said.
"Yep, believe have
About time," growled Pete Now roll him
up in canvas and pack him off to town.
And if there's a reward for the varmint. just
mail it to me. So long, Sheriff.
Like mentioned before, there're all kinds
of fools in this world. and sometimes I'm one
myself $50 long, Pete." said. The End
Evening star., 1946-11-03

her eyes bit right into the heart of me-
week later McGraw. the postmaster,
handed me letter addressed to Mary at
Pete's Well. I'd told him that if anything
came for her I'd like to see it. "Tampering
with the mail amt no joke. Sheriff." he
remarked sourly. Il don't know what's, on
your mind, but / don't like it. Let me have
that back soon as you can, and no marks on it,"
McGraw and l understand each other
steamed the letter open in nay Office 1T was
a plain sheet, typewritten and all it said was:
What's the stall? l expected to hear from
you month ago You know what will happen
if don't. Get busy Tony
Something clicked in my mind. Tony
Anthony Comorra. The man with the SCARED
cheek who'd been so nquisitive about Pete
1t added up to something didn't like. but
wasn't much surprised figured had things
under control - l could afford to wait.
That was mistake
Mary got her letter, but she didn't send
any reply. She never wrote anyone Nothing
much happened in my line for a couple of
weeks; then one morning the gas station man
dropped by the hotel, where l live, on his
way to work. Thought I'd let you know,
Sheriff" he said. "Out- f-town fellow stopped
in the station last night and asked the way to
Pete's Well. like you thought someone might
Had scar on his face -
Last night" yelled. didn't waste time
saying any more. I'd told him before was
to be notified at once. but I guess it hadn't
meant much to him.
Four minutes later l was clocking off an
even 80 miles an hour. and wishing had
wings. l couldn't hold that pace, of course
The road became couple of ruts twisting in
and out of gullies. around ragged outcroppings
of black lava and through the pale-green,
strong smelling sage. No one ever used it
except the sheepmen and Pete. But there we're
deep treadmarks fresh in the dust ahead.
l might have saved myself some of the
hurry, for l was too late to do any good.
swung my car in to block off the black coupe
parked facing the road. and ran over to the
house. Pete was sitting on the porch with one
foot bandaged and propped up in front of
him on box Mary stood beside him, facing
me the way she might face firing squad.
where's Comorra?" l said, fast. | was
holding my gun belt high and ready.
Mary jerked out her reply: Inside"
went in quick. Comora was lying on the
floor with his eyes wide open and burned
match between the fingers of one outstretched
hand. You could have showed broom handle
through the hole in his chest. A shotgun with
one barrel fired lay near the door,
l sheathed my gun and went back out on
the porch. I didn't say anything. Just took
off my hat and wiped some of the sweat off
my forehead while waited for the story.
Pete started right in: Il shot him -"
Mary reached down easy and gently and
touched her fingers to his lips just enough to
shut him Off The Sheriff knows you never
shot anyone, Uncle Pete" She was white
Evening star., 1946-11-03

IT'S WINNING MILLIONS to Allsweet -
the delicate natural flavor you hear
SO much comment on. For there's
nothing artificial about this flavor.
1t comes from cultured pasteurized
skim milk! To make Allsweet, the
cultured skim milk is blended with
rich food oils from Americas own
farms. just try Allsweet, in your
cooking as well as on the table. Find
out how deliciously natural it tastes.
so NUTRITIOUS. Swift & Company,
whose business is nutrition, fortifes
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-19
Congressional
Husband
BY DREW PEARSON

Believe 1t or not, but Harry Luce,
shy, powerful publisher Of Life,
Time and Fortune, is going to be
initiated into the Ladies Section OF
the 18th Club, an organization made
up Of the wives Of sophomore Con-
gressmen who served their first term
with the 18th Congress.
Luce happens to be the one man
in America eligible for membership
in this exclusive ladies' organiza-
tion-due to the fact that his wife,
Clare Boothe Luce Of Connecticut,
came to Washington as a member Of
the 18th Congress. No other man in
the United States has this distinc-
ton.
At first the ladies didn't think
that Harry would want to join.
However, since they, as the wives OF
sophomore Congressman, are mem
bers, they didn't see why the hus-
band OF a sophomore Congresswo-
man shouldn't also join the 18th
Club.
So Mrs. Joseph Harrington, at
tractive wife Of the delegate from
Hawaii and president OF the club,
wrote to Mr.. Luce, suggesting that
they would like to entertain him on
any Wednesday.
He replied in charming note,
saying that he would be glad to
come to Washington on April 10,
because, he said, that is a Wednes-
day and also it's the CongreSswo-
mans birthday" So on April 10, the
18th Club will celebrate Clare Luce's
43rd birthday and also initiate her
husband into the club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-19
JAMES y. MARToNE

Tfty-eight young men and wo.
men who served in world War II
and whose fathers served In World
War I and who are presently menu
berS Of the waterbury Chapter, Dis
abled American Veterans, will be
honored Saturday evening at The
Elton ut a Welcome Home" din
iler dance. The fathers will be
the hosts. An honor roll contain
Ing the names Of the younng vet
Grams Of World War II will be on
exhibition. More names will be add
cd shortly when formal notification
has been given TO the committee.
Two names will appear with "dold
Stars.
OF the SO listed q number will
be unable to attend, having yet TO
be discharged from active service
They, however, will be remembered
and a special gift will be forwarded
to them In the name Of their dads
and In the name Of Chapter No. 0,
D. A. v.
Announcement Of plans for the
testimonial dinner was formally
made today by Past Commander
James r. Martone, chairman OF the
general committee Of arrangements
Mayor John 8. Monagan heads the
list Of invited guests. The list also
includes Meyer Schwoisky, manager
Of Veterans Facilities; Frank J
Green, secretary OF the Chamber
Of Commerce; Rev. Roger B. T.
Anderson, state chaplain Of the
Yankee Division; Mrs. Isabelle Mar
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-19

q. OF Q. Secretary
Joseph r. Cipriano, william T. Far
rlngton, Jr, Donald J. Cass, Ed.
lnund l.. Cass, william Il. Jepson
william Pascucci, Allan K. wood
cock, Joseph John Flamia, Richard
=. Jensen, Walter II. King, George
8. Russell, Jr., Raymond J. Bra.
zauskas (killed In action), and Jos.
eph Margolls (killed In action.
Committees
General Committee - James NJ
Martone, chairman; Bernard
O'Reilly, commander; John p
Barry, Thomas Parziale, Raymond
L. Morgan, Joseph Cipriano, Henry
Walllsch, Santos Cugno, Martin e,
Mattson, Michael Dezinno, Will
liam Keaveney, Patsy Pattonelli,
Albert Carignan, Henry P. Barry.
Past Commanders-John J. Null
ligan, James F. Martone, william B.
Aiyward, Michael Callahan, Leon r.
Ham, John p. Barry, Walter z.
Overton, Henry p. Barry, william
Keaveney, Michael Dezinno, Thorn
as Hickey, James F. Tucker.
Floor Committee-John P. Barry,
chairman; Bernary O'Reilly, Will
liam Keaveney, Raymond Morgan,
Albert Carignan, Henry Wallisch.
Music Comm!ttee-James r. Mar
tone, chairman; Michael De1inno,
Santos Cugno.
Decorations Joseph Cipriano,
Anthony Pattonelli.
Ticket Committee-James F. Mar
tone, Thomas Parziale, Albert Carl
gnan, Martin z MattSon.