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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-04

Have you heard some of WATRs
new programs? Well just get the
habit of tuning in for 80 minutes
of something different in enter
tainment from 9 to 1920 p. m. OI
course there's an old favorite, Full
ton Lewis, Jr., on at p. m. ana he
is followed by the Sassy Aces" who
have had a following through their
long period 70 successful entertain
ment, But the new programs are
also worthwhile. They are II deal
I'M Crime" Forever Tops featur-
ing Paul Whiteman, Front Page
News and "Jimy GleaSon'S Diner.
Snarled up identities in which
Jimmy confuseS a British movie
magnate with a broken down
ShakeSpearian actor, vino has ap-
piled for a job as a busboy, is the
cause of tonight's high links IN
meriment.
A musical salute TO the states
and a full version of the familiar
Warning theme, Sleep" will be
heard on the Fred Waring show, in
its broadcast Tuesday. Feb. S. at IL
a. m. over Station VITO. Sleep,
ordinarily heard in fragmentary
form as the Waring theme song,
will be played in its entirety, by the
orchestra. Several state songs will
be interpolated in a special ensem-
BILE number, (which OF the Great
49," Soloists are Jane Wilson, Joan
Wheatley, Jimmy Atkins, Gordon
Goodman. Gordon Berger and joe
Soda.
Lovers of violin music-and es-
pecially the Jascha HeifetZ fans
have several exceptional treats in
store for them tonight, when the
World-famouS violinist is guest ar
fist on the Telephone Hour. The
program is heard over the entire
WTIC-NBC network at 8 D. m.
With Donald Voorhees, and the
Bell Telephone Orchestra, Mr..
Heifetz will offer a movement from
work which, in his opinion, is
one of the five or six great violin
concertos-Sergei Prokofeiffs Con
certo No. 2 IN G. Minor" This COM
position, by the Russian modernist,
has, according to Mr.. Heifetz, the
lyrical clarity of Mozart plus the
excitement and complexities OF
modern music. The Violinist will
play the second movement, the an
dante, from the work.
Beatrice Lille, British comed-
ienne who is in the United States
on a short vacation, and playwright
Moss Hart will join the board of
experts on Information Please" for
the program this evening on VITO
at $3.50 p. m.
Last summer when the regulars,
John Herman, Franklin p. Adams
and Clifton Fadiman, emeee, toured
the European Theater OF Operations
for the USO, Miss Lille accompan-
led them and SO became "a member
of the firm She and Reginald
Gardiner were guest experts and
entertainers as the Information
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-04

Cas- Daley, MICS "Bandwagon'
star, received new honorS this week
when the Hollywood Reporter,
amusement trade paper. selected
her as the outstanding coincidence
of l945.
NBC Thrush Dinah Shore this
week cut her first pair OF records
for Columbia. her new platter boss
es. Top officials of the company
went to Hollywood for the initial
cutting
The songs you hear on the radio
THESE days prove that the compos-
ers are all "time-conscious".
So contends Sammy Kaye, whose
Sunday Serenade" is heard on the
ABC network each Sabbath at 1870
D. m.
Kaye has compiled list OF the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-04
WA VELETS
Bv BILL HARRINGTON

Please" troupe went around anus
ing service men abroad. Her latest
Broadway appearance was in The
Seven Lively Arts" last year.
Parks johnson and Warren Hull
take their "Vox Pop" microphone
to Newport, N. H., tonight to inter
view participants in the annual
Winter Carnival over WABC, 800
to $3.50 p. m.
Tucked away in the White Noun
tains, 20 mIes from Dartmouth Col
lege, Newport, with a population OF
5000, has made its winter carnival
one OF the merriest in the land.
Visitors from all parts Of the United
States and Canada attend the win
ter sports carnival.
The Voice of Firestone' program
will present Mary Van Kirk, con-
tralto, as guest soloist tonight over
VITO at $50 p. m.
Howard Barlow, the chorus and
orchestra open the program with
medley from Snow White and the
Seven LNaTfS." Miss Van Kirk
then will sing Cadman's AT Dawn
ing" followed by the orchestra
playing Nicode's In the Tavern. :"
Joined by the chorus, Miss Van
Kirk will sing Ronberg's Close as
Pages in a Book" and Cowles
Forgotten"
Comedian Alan Reed, "FalStatf"
of the Fred Allen Show will appear
tonight and Louis Prima, trumpet
playing orchestra leader, Tuesday,
Feb. 5, as guests on MICS "Ches-
terrified Supper Club" program
Mondays to Fridays, 700 p. m.
The Supper Club" list also in
cludes a surprise star" "Wednesday
Feb. 6; comics Dick and Gene Wes-
son in their regular Thursday spot,
and Perry Como, singing star OF the
show, in an all-request program
Friday, Feb. 8.
Additional entertainment through
out the week will be supplied by
Supper Club" regulars Martin
Block, the Satisfiers and orchestra
leader Lloyd Shaffer, with 10 Stat
ford as singing emcee Tuesday and
Thursday.
Ish Kabibble, hair-banged CONF
edian of the Kay Kyser college OF
Musical knowledge" airshow. has
been signed to star in a series of
is nm. short subjects. He will
portray a role based on his famous
radio character.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-04
TUESDAY AFTERNOON RADIO PROGRAMS


p. NJ. WATR 1920 k-WJZ
---.---------.---------------
l..OU-GiamG.r Manor
t2l5--Glamour Manor
I2.2t.-- News
l2:45-Melody Time
i:nU- Ne VS. Melody Time
1:15-Melody Time
.ia--CarniNal
l:45--The Town Crier
2.OU-John Is. ennedy
2:15-Ethel and Albert
2:SO-Bride and Groom
2:45-Bride and Groom
-4---- ---------4----------------
3:OO-Al Pierce Show
3:l5-Al Pierce Show
3:30-Ladies Be Seated
3:45-Ladies Be Seated
-
3:0O-Jack Berch Show
4:l5-Radio Show House
4:3O-Radio Show House
4:45-Hop HHrrigan
5:UO-Terry and The Pirates
5;l5-Hits and Bits
,3u--.lack Armstrong
5:45--Music For Dining
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-04
NEW TRIAL BOOMERANGs

Flint. Mich. CUP)-A new trial
boomeranged for George Winters,
as, convicted and sent to state pris-
on on a morals charge.
In the original case. Winters was
sentenced to serve from two and a
half to five years. Then he won a
new trial on the plea that he was
under the influence of drugs when
the crime was committed.
Circuit Judge Clifford heard a
second trial at which he was found
guilty. The original sentence was
doubled.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-04

flourish and grow strong In the unnatural and
sterile soil Of the urban communities,
They point TO the cities as the source Of social
unrest; the catch-hasn In which all that Is immoral
in man Is caught and held: here the rootless ano
the unproductive spin out their vicious lives, anc
drag a nation down with themselves.
There are countless examples In history, from
Sodom to Paris The fall OF civilizations these gloomy
interpreters tell US, always hinges on great city
And moreover, In proportion as a culture endures
its endurance Is attributable to the peasantry or
farmer class who in their unsophsticated and simple
lives preserve the health and beauty of the nation
a. "a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-04

Somber Thoughts on City Life
BY REV. JAMES ]. SULLIVAN

thinkers who hold that the
growth OF cities Dire predictions made for the
CIVILIZATION IN which live The roots Of destination they zen
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-04

Mexico expects TO produce 49,
600 tons of sugar this season.
Evening star., 1946-12-23
AuIoMoRILEs For SALE

PONTIAC ~ togr-door :; s1'25o; no
GeslsrI polII, 40. O.. '6 :ts,;on wagon this newly
painted station wagon can be bought. row
VI Way MoroR co, sb5a II St d NV A sale
sTGDEBakER s!rfT Il aflE l941 Commander -4-door
Skyway, black and cream: new RINGS. piS-
tons, front huahings. radiator and water
ResnPv RPup IN 66SSess 0Fs5q5Ee sEmnstef
sTUDEBAKER 1871 skyway Conldr,:: low
mileage, excel two-tonsd a ne 4n palnp aeaIsy aers
new 1es tires; gS ) s. 225 81 KENNY MOTOR sAaES
radld, r n HesIer, new seat cover. hiil-hoder
iafT Resal de luxe. 5-pass,,
overdTiye. clImatizer, spare. extras, new.
...i95. WA. N99G -
STuDEBAKER 1891 Champ. Gust. sed: new
40 eng!nt eiim2t,zer Gelden Voire raqi9. =
nsTsd Gognry thr9pghSp g6 cs 0ne CD oTnS5 Gs
MI.LYS 1873 de luxe coupe in finest con
dition; radio, heater, new Faint. new tires;
ready to 20 anywhere last a. 2S m!leS TO-
gallon: S545. terms r. I. MOTORS, 1870
GOOD TRANsP. al eXcepuonany, lev cost
1916 President sedan. $3.50. 1885 DC
tator sedan So. 1929 Buick coupe. SlOit.
LEE d. BUTLER. INC, ll2l @lst 81. Dl.
u 10. - = 4
DE SOTo Io4. 4-door custom; used as
" HUDSON ig5S 4-door custom; s795; radio
u ! TeTTs9l5ns 1873. 2-d2or; very, clean;
s2s,;. CENTRAL MOTOR GO. 3li" Lee
FOREIGN CAR HEADQUARTERs-Br
Standards Flats, HealeyS and IrlumphS'
r,neHsn S4netrS. Citgcor:. Laeonda, Renau4t
and MG Immediate delivery on StandardS,
ST. s,siS NV. a''s seTT1ted We BY JACK FRY MOTORS,
PRIV Bldg 10Th ana Pa ave. Sc. IS
Evening star., 1946-12-23
OFFICES FOR RENT.

LARGE OFFICE ROOM. ground floor loca-
tion: in t-clasS office building. size
20X40; outside light; excellent for insur-
ance office or any other high-type business S.
NV. THos; ! FISHER = 60, INC,
CENTURY BUILDING. ,412 9Th St. NV.
racing Court House park--Modern 1-story
for first-class office space, then we invite
your immediate inspection. There are. a
few most attractive suites still available
for the discriminating. businesSman; all
outside rooms entire building lust com
pletely renoyated Rentss are sr reasonabe
13S 9TH st. NV, DI 6S30
9II & PL.. N.W.-A few modern Offices
now available in this newly remodeled
TINE 4 BERENTER, ll"9 Vermont ave
M0DERN n On H MEDIC MEDICAL OFFICE. 1913 18Th
st. NV: reception rm and alcops, 3 treat
all, conditioned glass brick partitions;
IoCaTtoN deck space, fur
nished. with switchboard service. mail
also available with or without desk snsce
bocfSRs- ESns ba bENrrSTs@Desraoe n fSi Suite; of
to , rooms now available IN Medica!
Bldg in the heart of the medical section;
Apply Resident Manager the Park Lane
Bids. 2d25 1 st. NV. corner 2lst and
NEAR 10th AND V sTs.-Five rooms .
baths, lst floor, for physician or dentist :
I SPEciAL ATTRACTIvE SUITE. : execu-
i've offices. now vacant. For inspection
,all DIXIE REALTY CO. MA, $3.50
Evening star., 1946-12-23
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

TWO FAMILY ROW BRICK, west Of 10Th,
nesG s loG Eewtpn dn1, doed income 0Ii heat mns
sproesser, 'sf' sH1 1893. with With EvER99MAN's,
M 15.h ASD MASS. AYE, N,w;-a,s,qry w. brick e;
monthly income; excellent renting g sector ion
ably ably 10 low 0oMi''i on todays tsn markei. G Leo NJ
BERNSTEIN g. CO, I415 st. NV ME
5400; Washington's Complete Real Estate
BEST BUYS in apts; g large apts.,, 2
stores. other rooms, priced 70 sell; also
near ar Ga ave; and detsched 4-unit apt,
MRi JENToNs, pU. G%73-MI. eos, soso, III III
redecorated: priced at $1,000 with con
venient terms; : times the rental; MOI a
Seyersa GTey sad sS Nc No eSS f Boss "S
PHELPS, 14i7 x st. NV "a
list COMMERCIAL. 30-ft. frontage. This
well located property will show you a
splendid d., rel return on, on INFESTED capital: 3,
real bargain for $4,000, less than s times
the gross income, Mr.. West. HEANEY &
CO, 1868 Conn. ave, Ho. 1896. -23
NINTH ST. story brick;
sADsHsss n5s 'Sass 1HH @ shoW
Mr.. west, HEANEY & co, 1868 Conn
18th sT. COMMERCIAL, store on ! st floor,
price, s45.0oo with ST 1000 cash Mr
West. HEANEY d CO, 1858 Conn. ave,
18th AND l. SITS. NV valuable prop
critics. Excellent monthly income. Semi
detached, modern office building conslstlng
Of paneled Offices gas heat Other
detached. Six brick dwellings in rear 70 be
demolished and used as parking lot Ideal cal
0s mmediate s sale q cali LEO II BERNsrEiN
n inetons ton Complete Z Real Estate institution
e-FAMILY-Four adjoining "-family units,
Tor colored. in Sc; each apt. contains sep
old: financing already arranged, Can b.
bought for q 900 above Isl trusts. Gan
for coiored, in T Sc each apt. contains Sep
arste heat. gas and elec; about . years
old: nsneins saa siready afyud aransed Can BE-
RHSsHa Sa a4S I0r sun S' ASoSs fo sr pm trusts ="
4-FAMILY-i3 adjoining 3-family units.
for colored, in Sc: each apt. contains sep
old; financing already arranged. Priced for
immediate sale. Call MA. 3940 Sun, to
sG,s5o. j:st NEW BUNGALOW. rented at se5
per month: on large lot; in business sec
Ien of Kensnst0n sH i MuPPoeh PIesssS
CHOICE LOCATIONS, ring the bell: out
standing apartment properties with in
come ranging from $4,000 TO SD. 900
and up yearly, invest in good real estate.
netting far above conventional security
investments Information and inspection
gladly arranged for serious investors
ROY LAWRENcE W Broker, MA. sl55'
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE-16-unit apt
building, between Columbia rd. and Rock
Greek Fark: close 10 stores and trans
portston: an excellent buy for a good
steady income. To inspect. call N. B.
Talbutt. MI. 1869, REALTY SERVICE CO,
3-FAMILY ROW BRICK. Sl3,7Oa; near
9th and N. Carolina ave. se.--Income,
% %sl62 30 mo-: j. complete apis; house in IN
Mr.. Crouch. Gil. 1885 with BETHEL
DI BOO "a
Evening star., 1946-12-23
STORES FOR RENT.

9.i N ST. N.W.-Will negotiate remodeline
g % q snlt u tenant ten % N BURKE: BURKE II IA 1soa ~ ~
have ne outstandIns location in v.rein
territory of a large store building. suitable
for this purpose in the District Of CoIum-
bia;, adjacent to many chain store tenants
only consider outstanding reputable res
taurateur. Size OF store. d0El'35 II or w,i,
divide. LOUIS BURMAN. RE. l16>. --2G
Will BUILD as part OF new shopping cen
Ter stores 10 suit tenant GI0U Wilson
blvd. Arlin@ton. i0-year lease. Oh, tN5'.
1901 9th ST. N,w.--Attraetiye corner
ideal for shoe repair arocery Ess,s9Tan, !,
{ Co. i9i i9i5 X st. ia" NV va ME- E 5f6d' H4 -h.f
iI0G ST. NV; tnear I4th. and Co
Approximately soc So & Of tirst fioog
story flee BUILDING With proper re-
modelling. this location can become one OF
All sores For frher and
modeiins nc plans 81 call Nj. Nj EVeii LEO NJ,
BERNSTEIN l. co, 14I5 x st. NV ME-
LADIES' READY TO WEAR or jmaior dept,
terested in an outstandin% tenant ,whosc
BACKGROUND in merchandising IS such thai
he can associate himself IN the same block
with the following tenants: Western Auto.
american Stores Wrltman.s Liquor; q
Peoples Drug Store, Norbud. Senator The
ater and others. This store will have
the use of concrete parking facilities for
800 cars. The first store opened in this
location did the largest business of any
opening II its history. Only outstanding,
responsible merchants will be considered.
LOUIS BURMAN. RE I1Gs. -27
I12i CONN. AyE.-In British Overseas
Airways Bldg. entire 2nd .fioor and front
part of 3rd floor suitable for merchandis-
ing or Office space. Harvey L. Jones. with
SkNDO7. INC. DU. 1:334
1900 so. FT. of space
suitable for any type business, includine
living quarters near HOLC Bldg: Isl
comm; long term lease to qualified tenant
Call Mr. Cooley with JAMES L. DIXON,
CORNER STORE with , rooms in the rear;
central location. D, CoMNooR & son,
Evening star., 1946-12-23
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BLADENSBURG RD,-First commercial
hot 5e Ioo@f Idea 1sne te for for any ogS 81
SO. It. Corner s-room and bath frame
house on properly. Loacted on busy
faHFOnf55ard es IEo NJ BERNsfRfN E2s sfs'f cS i
K ST. NV. NE. 54O0 'Washneto S
Tnhpse 3h ST NW Ss Esafe nas4 MFrHt
4-story modern and compact, office build;
ing. In the heart of Medical Center and n
nae afa ,e oee oed far ar below
market value, Call LEO M. 6 BERNSTEIN I.S, Y
Con ltt tompete s Real Nsate ME 24Io
9Th AND ss sTs SWFiTst SdnI mtt comme5e1a 4aomi
inodeline into store or office BLDG Located
IN the heart Of doTntoUn business SECTION sG n
545o Washinston ton Com Complete e Real Estate
100 BLK. y. CAPITOL sTIstore and
arm. apt above; ideal for 3 businesses;
Is f 5ean rG uopeT on vaean
SsRds sDP5s5 f5$S Fl s5D0 co
AcRoss STREET from new George wash
ington Hospital: suitable for doctor; 20
bh t. roT R0Sse cs Mf 4ops mease kssaeas Nh aoo
evenings eHt and Sunday " DT. o7o5. BOSS 4
sEhEbSS sEcdbS6 coMMEKc1aL d3Ia e aT blocks west of
bldg, IS #. wide, 1856 50. #. in the lot;
alley in rear. BOSS g. PHELPS. MA. $500.
1417 < st. NV Evenings call Mr. Measeli'
1ith sT. N.W.-3-story brick; lot 25x100
to 20-ft alley, 5000 50, #; possession
with title. Call Mr.. Mea sell. MA. g3c0:
g. PHELPS. 1417 K st. NV. -23
SERVICE STATION, equipment and busi-
ness for sale Now open. Excellent bgsi-
THREE BRICK in desirable
ne section; SO. 500: gross yearly income
So 800. Call Mr. Henry, MA. $500: ewes
and Sun. TE 1929. BOSS Il PHELPS.
GAS STATION or other business enter
prise can be placed on this large lot, on
Lee hwy Already zoned. w S: HOGE.
Jr, 2s15 Lee hwy, Arl, Va, CHI. 060o.
INDUSTRIAL GROUND. $1,000 So. IT,.
with railroad siding, in conV. ne. loca-
tion The price is rieht. ROBERT MORGAN
- Co, RE. 0SSS. 20
Evening star., 1946-12-23
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

AUTOMOBILES OWNERS US merehsn- m
outlet in he south! Bqb TerTsSt' TS Mo iI5
conn. ave- open s iii q SUNDAY Inclusive
SELL OR TRADE YOUR CAR a. Horaer's
Corner. STANLEY H. HORNER. Nc
Buick, Fla ave- 5th to 9th sts' ne. . Al
BUICK, chrysler, Dodge. Plymouth, olds
and Pontiac badly needed TO supply Ge-
Highest prices paid for clean ears Drive
inside our modern parking 6u4qlng ehn for
RaNbAL1 Hpp5hsi1 q M64oRs S4 NF c NsF Il Fl 18th SGU st.
NV. IcoTner I1th and NJ
CHEyROLFTS,-Cash for your car no red
SEPT st' Takoma PAX 8 c Georgia 1900
s{eHLEoH i doLDENs g ESor.i5 "a ,sGH GsTroH St
FAIR. HONEST APPRAIsAs On an makes
Of cars are assured At liAC'
WIN aSiS L WIrn II / v wirNN@Top prlce tos yonE;
car never too new. never 100 old; VIII
come to your home OF Office plenty paTkln9g Tk;ns
MOTORS. Us Florida ave ne. Ex @69s
31o0 Georgia ave nv RA ~ ,y,,r
ons until you get our big prices. Need 100
cars-1ao6 to l94G. Absolutely high cast cash
pf'ca # car IS IS no not paid for viii pay S balanes
and pay cash difference BARNES-SAN-
pERs MOTORS WashnetSns Mr 1dest es
for APPRAISAL All cash or certified cheek
Only one location Drive II open lot lot j. LOO
te ased co5na or Sunday 5! cain Softh 2osh III iii
tape la scHbEGEL + GOLDEN, ~ CO Garroll
pLyMoGTa # sn5GTh paSN oWNTn ( : Sc! s9s Every dollar
cENTRAi CEN r. = MOTOR SALES, 44$5 Conn, ave;
IS o worth EN- a754: Bob Turrett. CENTRAL
MOTOr SALES. 4432 Conn. ave.
BUiCKs WANTED will pay the highest 91,,
iiAMs iIip % %AuTo SALES, r. l. ave, at 20th
st. ne. Adams s344
FoRDs WANTED will pay the highest G,h11
LIAMS AUTO SALES. r. l. ave. at goth
St cfHRYslER. Se AalnlI IYMoUTH DEALER will pay
car WHEELER, INC. 4so0-4s3o Wiseon-
p6srae Ip az SyS to S ou arc G0ifa sH
to p- sell Il your r car see Jack Blank first,
Hishest cash prices and courteous, service
ARcApE oNfAc bsaers Ir1ins St
HOLD II Just minutel To get the high
condition, make or year drive, in or call
BBRREiNiTfWoob BRiif MoToR CO. open . am
BUICK PnSI or PACKARD. Al or AZ, for pri-
ivate party; must be clean. low mileage
any make Of car that has had good. care.
we need them and w Pas rs RisheI 4th
Ist NV. DU 4435
STUDEBAKER WANTED will pay the
highest cash dollars; any make. any model
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES. r. l. ave. at
Goth st. ne. Adams S344.
NASH WANTED will pay the highest
cash dollars: any make. any model. VIII
iLTAMS AUTO SALES, R. l. ave. at goth
URGENTLY NEEDED-AI types OF used
cars Get high cash price now. GENE
ICASTLEBERRY, 164o Benning rd ne
rssH rs '~'i Ar oNCE-Top-dollar prices at
COAST-IN PONTIAC. 407423 Florida ave
ne, AT, 200 Open evenings.
An HONEST PRICE for. your Plymouth
Dodge, De Soto or ChrysleI.. SID WELL
BORN MOTORS, Chrysler.Piymouth oeai-
ers 5000 Georgia ave. SH, 1900 w
AUTOMOBILES WANTED to sell: VIII sell
your car for you at your price, no charge M
unless sold ROBEY MOTOR SALES, d22o
SEE SEE si Is BEFORE You SELL. PoHANKA
SERVICE. 1926 Goth st. NV. District
PARKWAY pays the highest cash prices
for all makes and all types. For, an honest
appraisal bring your car and title 10
20 years of fair dealing. -3I
Evening star., 1946-12-23
T axe Ny Word for 1t
BY Fronk Colby
WORDS TO WATCH.

The name Bethlehem is from the
Hebrew Bethlehem, which means
literally the house of food or
bread" 1t is a quite common error,
even in singing Christmas carols.
to pronounce it "Beth-luh-ham.'
Be sure to avoid the fiat IA sound
in the third syllable The correct
English pronunciation is either
BETH -lee-um or BEETH-lee-hem,
The first is usual in speaking. the
second is best usage in singing.
The name Magdalen means of
Magdala,' an ancient town on the
shore of the Sea of Galilee. 1t was
borne by the other Mary" as a
second or proper name and the
Biblical spelling is Magdalene.
Magdalen is pronounced MAG
duh-len. In speaking of Mary Mag
dalene 'often the Magdelene"i pro-
nounce it either MAG-duh-lee or
especially in church usage MAG
duh-LEE nee.
Note-Two Of three dictionaries
give to the first syllable of Mary
the long "a" sound, thus: MAY -ree.
But it is not often heard in these
days, Mary in Standard American
being indistinguishable in sound
from the word merry. Most diction-
aries give 10 the first syllable OF
marry the fiat "a as in carrot.
as Merriam WebsterS and
Kenyon and Knott point out, there
is a strong tendency in America to
pronounce all such words as marry,
carry, tarry, merry, ferry. and the
name Mary with the short e C'eh')
sound. Kenyon and Knott states:
Many speakers pronounce
marry, merry and Mary all alike,
MEH- Cmy phonetlcsl.
My four-year check OF lay and
professional speakers confirms the
prevalence of the short 'e" sound
in most of the words in which e.
a" or al ar followed by r. or
"rry."
However in the singing of Christ
mas music 1 recommend that the
long "ay" sound be used tMAY-ree)
for the name of either Mary.
Evening star., 1946-12-23
LOTS FOR SALE.


SILVER SPRING. Md Oaks: beautiful
Hfee?' rifice: $3.50 or or best est offer. OWNER 81
OUR MONTHLY PAYMENT financing to
build your home in Chevy Chase. Md, is
about tho same as rent: repre- sentative
Conn. ave and Jones Bridge rd. FULTON
r. GORDON. 1927 Eye St n W. D1- $3.50
LoTs L. IN IN DISTRICT HEIGHTS and Suit
land. ST 900 and up. See MIR. PuMPELY (,
pos pF eR nFs ME Wo0R aT ws5sra $5aJ ave Bet
i j blk. from Chevy Chase Circle; restricted
GaEvY Gf ~ cHasE Has or F. EN- c. ooS Northampton
starting At $500 all frontage over 81 ~
fset IN this m9 Phone
CO, INC. 1919 K ST. NV realtors since sir
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CHEvERLY, MD.-Loyely lots with all cit;y,
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FINGER. Jr.. Real Estate. -
I-ACRE BUILDING SITES in nearby
Sprinebrook Forest. where careful planning
and protective restrictions assure lastlna
values and freedom from encroachmenl. a
perfect setting for your future home. 3t2
miles from Woodmoor shopping center. IN
Silver Spring area. 25-minute drive from
downtown Washington. Prices as low as
81 $50. average less than &c per square
foot including fine paved roadwayS with
no assessments of any kind. Cash or terms
Literature and plat on reanest GEO. D.
MOSS; Rsalt9r onpnps Shephe5S sGEn s;wsr snyins,
most appealing community. the perfect
location for your future home. where over
900 individually designed dwellings re-
feet the high character OF, Development. NJ
Sites 70 to 125 feet wide. as low as 81 400.
All utilities Woodmoor shopping center IS
bus terminal PlatS on request. GEO. j.
MOSS. Realtor. SH. 260o.
BEAUTIFUL LOT, corner 4Sth and But
terworth pl.-50X127; very CONVENIENT to
Mass ave shopping center, busllne
block; must sell immediately at Sacrif1ce
price For Information call Mr.. Sebastian.
MA $500; ewes and Sun. WI. 5g46. BOSS
e. PHELPS. 1417 ST. NV. -
SE ACRES on Conn., ave north Il, Of odod Co1m .liaS
in this wooded tract All utilities avail
NEE, NEE owner, Sn,H EN-. EN-. e6ea. 'Ws6
WEsTOvER DR. S.E.-70-ft., bldg; ste;
attractively wooded; restricted residential
community, paved street, water and sewer:
only S2.650 ADELBERT W. LEE, 3211
Pa. ave. Sc. Ii. 1000.
HAMLET sec Ch. Oh. Md.--Bldg lot, 80
frontage on E.-W. hwy: 5000. FIR. 81 %