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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-23
Jackson Doy Dinner Plans Progressing
 Attorney y-GeneraI
 Tom Clark on List
 Of Speakers

Democratic leaders and members from all parts of the state will attend the annual Jackson Day dinner to be held next Saturday night at the Hotel Taft, New Ha- ven. Waterbury will be represcnt- cd by c large delegation.
 IL will bring together party chief tains, office holders, aspiring cam didates and the rank and file Of workers, Politics Of local and state significance will be the order of the evening.
 The principal addresses will bc given by Honorable Tom c. Clark, attorney general of the United States and United States Senator John Francis Myers of Pennsyl- vania. Also on the speaking pro- gram will be United States Sen- ator Brien McMahon and Lieut. Gov. Wilbert Snow.
 Raymond s. Thatcher. chairman of the Committee on Arrangements announced today that the dinner will get underway promptly at o. clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-23
Suspended Drivers to Be Heard
 Supervisor Hogan
 Here Tuesday for
 Formal Hearings

Eight motorists whose licenses nave been suspended will appear be- fore Francis w. Hogan, Supervisor ,t Operator Control of the State Motor Vehicle Department, in hear ings on Thursday March 28, at l0:30 A. M. in the Waterbury City Court
 The names and date of suspension are as follows;
 Waterbury drivers: Walter Hoethke of 167 Southmayd Road, suspended June 25, 1945; Vito B. Pecce of Chestnut Hill Road, sus- pended Jan. 3l, 1946; Ralph Nich- olas, of 43 Coe Street, suspended Dec. 9, l941, and Albert R. Muccino # 218 Orange Street, suspended Feb. l9, 1946.
 Area drivers include: Thomas R, Kitchin of Litchfield, suspended Jan. 4, 1887; John Brozait of Naug- atucE, suspended Mar. 12, 1946; Ray mond J. zeigler of Litchfield, sus- pended June 26, l940, and Sigmund zaranaski of Union City, suspended Sept. q, 1884
 Four other Waterbury drivers who will also appear before MT. Hogan for hearings on violations of the motor vehicle laws are: Carmen Ciriello of SIS South Leonard Street, George Manello of 193 Baldwin Street, Willie Knight of 18 Wood Street and Arthur Reynolds of IS Griggs Street.
 Eight other area motorists will also appear for hearings. They are: Leo Greenwood of Watertown, An thony Mariana of Naugatuck, Albert Radke of TerryvilIe, Dominic Mango of Oakville. Alexander Lyga of Ter ryville. Frank Kovalcek of Torring- ton and John Crosby of Winsted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-23
Communists Criticize Ca pitoIists
 Also Score CLIO.
 Leaders for
 TImid Methods

Councilman Peter Cacchio of New York, addressing a Communist rally last night at Temple Hall, bitterly assailed "capitalistic monopolists, of Britain and America, He labelled as nonsense" any belief that Russia wishes to engage in another war declaring that the Soviet merely wishes to protect her borders against aggression"
 The New York Communist as sailed Waterbury C,IO. leaders fot not bringing the brass strike into national prominence. Throw that leadership out he urged. He as serted that pay raises granted IT. many plants are already being nulli. fled by increases in the cost oi living.
 As part of a lengthy defense oi Russia, Councilman Cacchio bitterly attacked Winston Churchill, Secre' tary of State James F. Byrnes anc other leaders.
 The meeting was also addressee by August Storm, secretary of tho Communist party in Waterbury, ane Joseph Roberts of Bridgeport.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-23

tera, Compobello, Saselvtrano and Palermo in the Sa1npaagn for Sicily.
 transferred to England late in l943 to reflt and train, the Second Armored landed in the early stages of the Normandy invasion fighting across France, through Belgium, into Holland and finally into Ger many. The division Is now com manded by Major General John M. Devi1e.
 Grades in which enlistments in the Second Armored Division are accomplished will be governed by current regulations, Lieutenant Rolf announced. He reminded vet- erans who have been out of the Army over 90 days that a new rul- ing on essential MOS. numbers makes 1t possible to reenlist with 8 grade up to and including the grade held at the time of dis charge.
 Members of the Armored Force must be trained teachnicians and specialists in order to use and ser- vice the highly mechanized equip menty- Lieutenant Rolf held. He must be as good as a civilian In a factory, laboratory or on an as- sembly line working with expensive delicate machinery, he added, and stated that opportunities for ad- vancements in the Armored Force at the present time are excellent
 EX-servicemen who are interes- ted in enlisting directly into the Second Armored Division are asked to contact the local recruiting of' flee at 36 North Main Street in the Grieve, Bisset and Holland Build- ing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-23
Four Divorce Suits Filed

New divorce actions have been entered on the Superior Court docket as follows: q
 Odilon J. Linteau of Waterbury against Emilia Proulx Linteau, also of this city. Married July 5, 1SA at Montreal, cruelty since marriage alleged.
 Michael onofreo of Waterbury against Mary P. Onofreo, also oi this city. Married April T, 1886 cruelty since Feb. l, l943 alleged Custody of two children sought.
 Florins Ropotska Sidorenko of Waterbury against Antip Sidorenko, also of this city. Married June 2e, l9l8 desertion on July 28, l9S6 charged Custody of two children support and alimony asked.
 Alice Rykoski Dvileskis of Nauga. tuck against Peter M. Dvileskis Of Naugatuck Married April 9, 1925, cruelty since Jan. 1, l940, alleged; intemperance also charged. Per- mission to use maiden name sought.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-23
OddFeIIows' Encom Pnent ToOpen Here
 I30 Candidates Co
 Receive Royal
 Purple Degree

"John Bursey Mammoth State Wide Royal Purple Degree" will be the name of a class of 130 candi- dates for the Royal Purple Degree at a state encampment of Odd Eel lows to be held tomorrow evening. Ansantawe Encampment of Water bury will be the hosts at the Odd Fellows Hall. Chief patriarch of the degree team is J. William Gardner and Arthur H. Hills is high priest
 John Bursey of Hamden, grand patriarch of the Grand Encamp- ment of Connecticut, whom the class is honoring, will be the prin- cipal speaker. Refreshments will be served by the Auxiliary of Canton T. R. Martin, Odd Fellows, Approx imately 400 delegates are expected to attend.
 The presentation committee fol awards will be composed of Cas- per M. Spearo, grand instructor; William s. Hutchinson, grand scribe; J. W. Gardner, past grano patriarch; and John Burso' grapc patriarch,
 The degree team incll " Gardner, MT. Hills, FredericE T Wells, senior warden; Ralph A Webb, junior warden; William W Wood, second watch; Jacob o Kanny, third watch; Adolph Grube fourth watch; Paul Hespeit, frs guard of the tent; Asa Isbel seconC guard of the tent; Clarence L. Fol well, inside sentinel; Charles w Jones, outside sentinel; Harry G Owens, guide, and George Stanton assistant guide.
 The arrangements committet consists of Alfred J. LaRiviere, flor al committee: MT. Spearo and Hen ry Austin, parking; Robert Gard her, decoration; Henry Austin ant Harry Owens, refreshment; J, W Gardner, William Harvey and MI Spearo, publicity; MT. Gardner MT. Spearo, and William Harvey program; Karl L. Winter, Randall c. Brink, Francis J. Merkle an' MT. Gardner, reception; and VII liam J. Maton, music committee.
 Other grand officers who vii participate In the program ar Royden MoXley, Cos Cob, higl priest; Walter B. Klein, Torrinetor treasurer; Nelson E. Smith, Eas Hartford, senior warden; Harold E Newman, Naugatuck, junior war den; Ralph E. Foster, Ansonia, an Joseph Schneider, Bridgeport, rep reSentatives; David E, SibleS Stratford, marshall Henry ( Rippe, Westport, sentinel; and Pat F. Pfistner, Torr!nston, outsid sentinel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-23
Five Decrees Granted Here Judge Mclaughlin
 Presides at
 Hearings Mere

Five divorces were granted by Judge Charles J. Mclaughlin fol- lowing hearings at a short calendar session of Superior Court yesterday
 Rose Behuniak Dedo of Ansonia was granted a divorce from Michael Dedo (also known as Dellar) of Wa terbury, on the ground of desertion. They were married Aug. T, 1920 at Waterbury. and the plaintiff claim ed she was deserted Jan. 20, 1888. Provision was made for payment of $7 weekly as alimony.
 James Randall of Seymour was given a divorce from Alta Strode Randall, also of Seymour, on the ground of misconduct, and was or- dered to pay $l5 weekly for the support of their four children, who are in the custody of juvenile au- thorities. The couple were married Oct. l2, 1940.
 A charge of desertion was the basis of the decree given Kenneth Edward Sterry of Middlebury on his complaint against Dorothy Frances Relyea Sterry of North Brewster, N. Y. They were married Oct. 8, 1886, and the plaintiff claimed his wife deserted him May l2, I94O. They have one child.
 Claiming her husband deserted her in July. i936. Gladys Finn O'Connor of Waterbury was given divorce from James T. OConnor of Soringfield Gardens. N. Y. They were married Nov, {. 1880 at Brook lyn, N. Y.. and have two children whose custody was given to the mother. Provision was made f0E payment of ss weekly for the sup' port of each child.
 Margaret Druan MoriATty Of Wa leFbuFy was granted a divorce from William T. Moflarty, also of thu city, on Q charge of intolerablJ cruelty. They were married Nov. 70 ie33 and the cruelty allegedly start cd Jan. l, 1884. Mrs. MoFlaFty wal giyen custody Of their tg0 children and provision was made for pay ment Of e weekly for support o each child and ei2 weekly as ali llony.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-23
Rv LT. WILLIAM 0. DWYER

The beautiful Spring weather has brought the bicycle brigade out in full force. If the conditions under which 1t has to ride were only half as ideal as the weather, everything would be fine. However, the bi- cyclist has a difficult task facing him when he takes to the highways
 He must be able to hold his own against all corners, including truck, trailer and automobile drivers who may be reckless in one form or an-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-23
Avenue, Winsted.

Avenue, Winsted.
 Sgt. Anthony P. Tognalli, 381 Clearview Avenue, Torrington.
 Pvt. Stanley w. Zoonick, 183 Rub Der Avenue, Naugatuck.
 Sgt. John A. Pala7"ini, l45 Hill side Avenue. Torrin Aln.
 Pfc. Ralph A. Luno, g Salem Street, Naugatuck.
 Sgt. George Bruno. 234 Park Ave- nue. Torrington.
 Pfc. Guy H. wilcox, RED. ?, Tor rington.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-23

Eels have their scales inside their skins. Their slipperiness is val- uable asset to them in escaping from their enemies. and is due to a highly polished skin which exudes a sticky mucus.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-23

Study prepared for National Ayia. ton Trades Association indicates that the cost Of operating h s1soo plane as c0lRpaFed with an alto Of tho same pslee runs efbse0 more annually.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-23
&r~mary4<vR " GsTADIISreD 1888
rASlNW 1888

Spruce up with a eoIorfuI new tie to- morrow-its e greet upIift to your morale and adds a bit of spring coIo' 10 your wordrobe.
 As specialists of mony years stonding in mems choice neck wsor ot $I.oo to $500, you eon sofely place your tie troubles in our hOnds and we'll give you nsekIins you cen be proud of. RespIsndentIy TesouFeefu' this spring display of sOrseOusIy rich and rare fobEies in c sIomoFOusIy glorious setting of orisntOI and oeeldsntsI motifs is es thrilling and sxeitinsIy beautiful slowing of spring tiss as we've ever soT. neTed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-23

The sun has about one-half as much pull on the tides as does the moon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-23

The kiEi ls q flshslsas bird Of NeW Zealand.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-23
Missionopens SundoyNight Father Flynn,
 Pastor, Announces
 Weeks Plans

Rev. Patrick Flynn, pastor of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church. has announced that an Italian Mission will begin tomorrow night at o'clock. The mission will be under the direction of a Franciscan priest. All the members of the parish who understand Italian are invited to at- tend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-23

Lt-Col. Joseph DiPietro will be honored at testimonial dinner tonight at The Elton by members of Florio Post, Italian American World War Veterans. Colonel Di- Pietro recently returned from the China Burma India theater. VII liam Tulacro is chairman of the entertainment committee for the affair.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-23

The mems mission at st. Joseph's Church will end tomorrow after noon at 2 o'clock. The mission for the young people of St. Joseph 5 parish will begin Sunday night at ! o'clock. Rev. Anthony Meslls, s. J.. and Rev. John Aukstikalnis. S. J., will give the sermons in English. There will be a g o'clock Mass every morning during the mission.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-23

Mrs. Anna dirdzijauskas. presi- dent of the Apostleship Of Prayer Of the Sacred Heart League Of St. Joseph's Church, urges all its mems beFs to attend q monthly meeting tomorrow at 1 D. m. in the old st. Joseph's School. Mrs. Mary bFa' zauSkas, Mrs. Anne MatiJosaitls and Mrs. Alblna satkunas were rec gently accepted as members,
 Mrs. Nell Tiotalas of Congress Avenue celebrated her birthday yes' terday.
Evening star., 1946-11-12
APARTMEkTs WANTED Gent,

ArAktMeNIS WANIED lCont.l. 4
vETEkAN y,sently needs 2-bedroom spartr
mbsnt; bs rsn furnished. IN nv section Or subuF-
s5SS sFSbrsa l4ksIS jss .as employed vie
spsTsmsn furnished or unfSrnisSsd: ssS Ssss u ID
e. SaS; olebe 1888 or 2300 N. Kenmore.
NAxy coMDR.. permanently stationed ao
washingten, needs 1 or bedrn. apart
nent or house, furnished or unfurnished;
9sslssc s p Slso 3 B:So BnSoth. Phone RE. 74oo. Ext
q Ar. Tn2. sSi snploye. widow. and al . hish 1
cate eshooi bea children ~ o baby Must va.
around refs Or rsi an'SEp cH 47ss b OF
Art Or HousE--yeyns couple. p perms-
neea furn or unfurn. dwelling; quiet. re-
Fsxo deod5 d5eferences. a r! JOHNSON.
NAVY III. perm. in Wash. wife and I5-
Sss. ssEs eli pssd En 74oo tSo &
81 TSo2; szTn Tues through Fri. 9-5:soi eyes.
fh.D:, wife and daughter desir. to 4 rent
sSns TsRR!ff aasf for two adults.
SSonPLE SSsg d..,rs II aiplomatic service. no s6n-
REfusNNa RE SsisiHR VI! rPFRASss PR Ss4s and other en-
apartment Witb k.eysn you sN nsye nsth Mouse 3 Or
nRons, g sSqpls Y sasa q fsmily with Children.
WHHSsffESS WHHSsffESS s6 rs Il EESTp ( Pun Tn,urp,sbed a.b.d.
fm. ant. for telephone co. empioye wet
fREEEEH1NSssI ESEEhs1SSsI tSSS. ss3S. .oyt. yyt. 49,
sdpits; NV. nearby Nd. or ' Va. caii kA.
sesaR eGrE Efs EMfSSxkMbo 1S Mon 66RL to %aSt. 1a
1.bedrm. apt. In NV; financially respon-
Sl Sstsls; best ref; CH; s271. iz.
ter; permanent; pay up to S110. Call
Brandywtne 2os2. collect. or Upland 1900.
PLEAsE! PLEASE! PLEASE! Call woodiey
S669, II you can locate q small house or
! or 2 bedrm, apt, furnished or unfur-
TwO-BEDRO0M,. FURNISHED APT. or
house for adults, wife. husband and
5atner; WASHINGTON or vicinity: up to $50.
EX. 1852, Ext. 1875. 15s
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

AIRCRAFT EXECUTIVE, permanently stu,
as e. hs cs m sissa se Or Es sas
ewes; and week ends. ME. 0344. 20 to
SETERAS. permanent resident. COLLEGE
fonr-bedroom house in Bethesda or Chevy
easss SoEsskE Md FOE so1 a9V ear aad ssa1 family BEING
IT, mos. aseo Or longer: so sfbd Or seoS
ARMY COLONEL. lust returned from over
seas, being eVicted Dec. l, wishes 2.3 bed
room house: pref. Va. Adult family; no
TkGENT&Essneelist must have 2 pr 9
bedrm. house or apt. unfurn. Spiritual
yeal yaTs D ssse es @ ss
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE, bringing his fam
iy 70 washington soon, wants 70 rent 8
to purchase; city or suburban; best Of ref
$685.; address Hotel Martinique. 10th and
5 s MOS. ssoI REM eS1; in sdvance-Austraiian 1t.
oE uniurn. house. Elk. Is4o. Ext. ies,. or
ARMY LT., wife, a-yr.-oid son. need q
M a5nfRs sflrs osSe Hs A a6o uEssn Es phis. G
Christmas unless we fnd 2-3 bedroom
hsuss ssuEs aD y aRz 1915
CONGRESSMAN returns. house must be
bs9Fs Jansad5y dyna ls Mny lss
good il and tenants n9s may BE Obtained
unfurn., Vic: Alice Deal School; IL
for husband and three children, two. chill
dren attend school: willing to exchange
professional care for quarters; husband EN-
ployed in insurance company. Box 169.V,
COUPLE, veteran. no children, desires un-
furnished apartment or small house. within
FOREIGN oFFfCiAI, furnished s-bedroom
house. NV. section or suburbs: months
edysaisij cEeaNijzzffoN an NJ EXECUTIVE gs.IIss d
house or apartment. pnfurnished; Excel
ssn sdso montb maxim s 5s17 fs
PERMANENT fiH Sfissi 1 EMPLOYEES 'Ii Johns Hopkins
engineer and veteran, wife, Q children, want
soa S
MISS poLAN. sH. ZOO Ext, iS5. or Mr..
81 BEDROOM House Or apartment. un-
furn., by big executive and family. Per-
manent resident. Present location 6 yrs.
Owner taking possession. Excellent refs.
ARMY MAJOR. three years overseas. now
permanently assigned in Washington, de-
sss house ST IN
his wife and small SON can be together.
Phone Jackson 1616-M. Ia
AIR FORCE OFFICER urgently needs g
enees. Cain CAPT. STORY. De. $500, Ext.
5os syss;; RE do S7qo, sbEst Exs A9e7 dsys; y.
BEphSSa Within q ass q aoSsE esDo b %e 1T ve or
S5e; pSone rR. n soop at. sasos sos, from $50
To-. e. pm. weekdays or write Box 3H2,W
Evening star., 1946-11-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeost.

COLORED-NR. sfh AND L N.E.--Vacant,
6 rms. Colonial brick. tile bath, parques
IL on deposit. $4,000. balance on easy easy
monthly payments Can Mr.. Sheppard.
brick. 2-family house: possession with set
Element; house in very good condition. B. ].
CC6hlVELLA, NC. 341S 14th st. NV. AID.
C0IoRED IL - oNLY SRi s5so DOWN - 5lrm
row brick. tiled bath, front and rear yards
ana porches. basement. DAVID q. KIRScH.
CoLQRED-coRNER BRICK, convenient
location; rms. and bath, oil h-wh.,
able terms. 7. p. BURGESS. 2624 Penna.
sys UioRRbiy2k6om Sill sE fse9 ~ ENb nArH .sn,
detached brick. built In 1914. Immedi-
ate possession 225 57th st. ne. Price.
7,5o0; Gail MR.. SEAFoRD, GE. 2S7S.
Evening star., 1946-11-12

HAVE TO MOVE? We have numerous va
cant and owner-occupied houses In desir-
able locations available for prompt posses
SS# SS5ff TASfsHiEE RI SHSI Will YHhHsiaaTssrr., osr.
INF Sck Of bos mosePn in SdsS Gt sy
sseTs sePSioad od prewsr % nseerias1 aud IN
ssHs SUck p ass pso9sRt asss
apt bldg. Each apt, has has 8 rooms and bath:
ase shsn aps ren p to snds a
assas Ss L Il ASR SsEs' $ ssss
sooM1Ne HOUSE, open 1876, 1918 Co;
hnia hsat present resent income. come ss BOO yrs as csn Be Be-
raised TO $4,000 by renting owners apt;
Ts sl7ssG leg today asgdes Sidney bSE uTn sko sns
& CO. RE. s6sS. 1907 H st. NV. open
sGaEsooRGtiETowN-1st commercial. brick,
@e&s neW & ssap1sasEon Pine ysa sstns
81 Saas 0'iIiS RfPpeE5SE Really ia CO. % l7ss (
SSLx slSSoS Near csthsl,s e s.s un,xpsti. a.i 5ssf
saa M RiSfss eo ios6
kSERn kSfsR nisi 18th HE HNp Gdfs Gsdafsshm.s SITS. NV.
as hs@s Se q saIs ind a. II sPs shf
step-up dining room. Kitchen and break
fast nook. 8 very large bedrooms and 2
baths, recreation room with fireplace. built
s.ss 1855 With SCI ME
this attractive and. dslishtfully situated
corner. semidetached brick, with living
I'M; dining room, Ri kattehen, Iefsv e, large hl
Rear il &C. shSDpnp scsoes
I'm; LEO n; BERNSTEIN e. CO.. l4l5
siese e. Res Mate nsttusion
IA sood condition; live in one and rent
taEV9 III SSRet CHASE, ii5o B. c.-yacant, stucco-
ssasiss'ds sss%is dso ssisS0 owSi 81 Al
saocKEy . MooRaEAD = immaculate
oS %sS and Thurs e1e. E pm 7sS nsn
BAN, living Ing r@,. dining Fl rm.. o Kitchen and
YaptryS; YsS. 2nd si {. nooI; INFESTED s 5sdrms
ss Leading siss e oored .se
Rp eSsF .s.s s1ss tEls esaB sa Mr. ka.1ss
fHEvY CHASE. D. G.ys rms, bath, semi
det brick, recr. rm.; newly decor; oil
heat; reas. down payment. OWNER, Or.
M. NAVAL HosPITAL-Modern det. brick
Colonial home. rms; and bath. fully
aslsf P0'i wRIdaT Rssse M sHE sSoS sSass SALE Sa
1FTHEsDA-s12.75O. nr. new Naval Hos
RUas: In pssiscs condtonn oatn u
es NoRTHwzsF sF kEaIrS. S.g;s asss wiscon Sis
sin ave. Oh 6s67. -l3
Evening star., 1946-11-12
HOUSES roR sALE--Northee,,.

NEAR 18Th AND 3 SITS. N.E.--8-rrn. row
brick: 1h baths: oil h.-w.h.; gar; excel.
ssTms efr1 ri Ps a1s eer.
FIR. 1902 till 5. liz
NE, near Tech High - Corner brick.
large rooms. oil h.-w. heat; In good con-.
dition: bus and streetcar block. Mr.,
DT. 1896,
NEAR BLAINE sT. and Minnesota ave.
n.e.-Recently built row brick, q nice rms,
VI baths; gas .air-conditioned heat: close
possession. Cali RA. 1896 or RA. 500.
320 w ST. N.E.--6-rm brick Colonial
front porch. oil h--w d. refer: and gar.:
7Sq Mr. Peek, or 9sal HI svss. PncK CO..
Evening star., 1946-11-12
HOUSES FURNISHED.

BEAUTIFULLY furnished 4-bedrm. house,
FEB, to financial responsible persons: 5000.
House HoitS gf In 0GdEoRGEsfTtoiwN-sitting room.
Good furnace. Complete bath hfst door.
large bedroom, 2 Single beds third, 5000
References required. Available Nov. 20.
Box SIX. Star. lis
ATTENTION = Dentist looking for estab-
lished practice; adjoining newly decorated
seven-room house. l15 baths, oil heat,
partly furn.; Alexandria. Box 167-V. Star.
Evening star., 1946-11-12
HOUSES uNEuRhlsHsp.

NORTH BEACH PARK, -M.-2-story de-
mo. "A, M. DRAIsNER. 1404 L st. NV.
Al Z dbE1RooMs, 9i5 heat. s.s sloo per mo.
Evening star., 1946-11-12
HOUSES EXCHANGED.
HOUSES FOR sALE-Notbwest.

8-BEDRM. HOUSE in fine section Of Phila-
delphia, in exchange for house or apt. in
Arlington or Alexandria. Alexandria b699
after pm. IA
Evening star., 1946-11-12
COOPERATIVE APIS. WANTED.

WANTED TO BUY q 2-bedroom cooper
atiye apts or rent 2-bedroom apt. In q
70 $50 per month. Ali adults. no pets.
BOZ 3l3-T. Star. 12s
Evening star., 1946-11-12
HOUSES WANTED 10 BUY.

HOUSES, LOTS, s.e. nearby Nd: will
buy OF have cash buyers. a. A. CARCZzA
& 2vE GAsH H. ssTgsfERs IA At ySS4 SAL
List with us for quick sale. o. b. xANT.
lINl3hM Jk,, Real Estate. WA. 39S2s
Evening star., 1946-11-12

(continusd q Next FseAJ
Evening star., 1946-11-12

COLOhED--fNEhh lSt ana n n.W.----0 rnuS.
en s ssds end ssar PsTSnss sT q ~ hsis ssr m
C0LoRED-oNLY 5000 DowN--A s-rm.
row brick home. near 18th and Florida,
COLORED--a-FAMILY BRICK, semide-
iasse 1 sSoss M Rses has zSs can Live handle Il
apt. and let the other nay for the house
CoLoRED-I HAVE HOUSES in all sec.
An q Sswn R nsspsnps spIS SSoS ~ and adaH Up. csl
GoLoREn1Avok q, m M kAsEaaEEi EEaEr9 N doNgooo slf
M st. NV; 10 rooms, baths. "A lovel!
Investment; net income, 5000 per mo
Substantial down payment. Priced to sell
DU. 4027, GE. 3711, or HO. 9494. Ofiict
open Sunday, 8 to 8 pm. Once. 172i
coIoREDMAvoN 9an III aw REALTY Con- . st., nr
viii sacrifice for $4,000. Once open sun,
once. 1927 iith st. NV. -
COLORED - EQUITABLE REALTY co.
,1O11 q st. NV, MI. 2060, offers immediate
possession, 18th st. n.w.s 9 rms. basement
bath, newly decorated, vacant, easy terms
Mr.. White, CO. 26S4.
Otis pL nv rms, hs-w,h hard.
SSs Sood nrs nGsrs BsnEs nu ds
18th st. n.w.-Finest home and invest.
msnt; 2 rms. 3 baths. oil heat; priced e
Several splendid buys-2, 200 blk. LIT st
nv. apts.; basement 3 baths. p4 heat ss
Splendid condition:% % %furnished. Nj Miss II Kent aIt
AID. 8493. 600 blk. Princeton III. NV.
Mr. Jentons. IA. 1867. M. aoso. III
Evening star., 1946-11-12
w. EXTENDED. 8 blks.

!, near 33rd and Rit-
vely English-type de-
q corner lot. with g
:, Q baths, oil heat,
very convenient to
schools, TRANSPORTS
. short distance to
Owner leaving town,
A real opportunity.
9 pm, J. WESLEY
Evening star., 1946-03-23
Chevy Chose Community

The Rev. Theodore Parker Ferris,
rector, Trinity Episcopal Church,
Boston, Mass, will be the guest
preacher at the Chevy Chase COM
munity lenten services at 8 pm.
Thursday at All Saints Episcopal
Church.