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s4LE-INyEsTMRNT PROPERTY.

2 K ST NE
lights; price. $3.50: rcntsd' for ss $50 ana ''''
GARAAN BROS. Lincoln s4ee.
2126-28 PA. AVE. NV
-, Large store ana three 5-room apartments
GARMAN BROS. Lincoln sseo
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skLE--HO<l SES.

ooIoREDL8 ROOMS, sATH. ANIL; LIKE
new: $sIJG, cash $50 mo- g rooms. ami.
Central NV. Barsain. Holmes Co., 1905 K
st NV. Nat 367T. 25~ a
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Corner 9TH and Gallatin.
.OAKCRESI

OAKCKESI.
New 5-room brick colonial, absolutely mod
ern; S7.5o0 terms Also S-room bungalow,
h.-w.h., oak fioors, hreplaee, large lott
$4,000; terms to suit
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS.
New Groom colonial brick home with
double garage; strictly modern. with tile
roof, copper cutters and flashing; large lot;
best location; no trust to renew; reasonable
down payment and terms to suit, Also
floors, solid masonry construction, s4,25e;
$3.50 cash, balance to suit. Also several
houses and bungalows to rent Also lots
and villa sites in Oskcrest, Aurora Hills and
Virginia Highlands. II YOU are soing to
buy. rent or build. see. J. L, PRICE, Oak
crest, Va. Once Mt Vernon and Oakridge
Blvd. Phone Clarendon 27s
Evening star., 1932-01-26

A Rare Oppor tunity.
$500.
Absolutely a cheap leouse at this
price. in excellent neigl aoorhood con-
% yenienv TO- csT and bus stores,
block west Of 18th St.. in MT. Pleas
ant Built on LOT l'b FEET DEEP
to 2o-ft: alley with 2-CAR BRICK
month A six-room and bath brick
with double rear pc rches, hardwood
trim and hoorss Mux be sold. Easy
terms
Downtown House.
Ten Rooms. Two Baths.
$1,000.
Near buildings OF George Washing
ton University AMI Government de-
partments center hall. OLD Co.
loniai type, on lct 56-ft. front, (six
bed roomS3. GAPlAGE. An excellent
buy Can be used as home and
rooming purposesl
New Detached Brick Home
in Northwest.
$4,250
charming lFome indeed, all-brisk
WOOD trim and floors throughout;
Kitchen that wifi please the most
fastidious housewife. with double
uTAinnOafQ SlfAK ana tlBng. DullD-ln
cabinets above and below. up to- min
ute gas ranRs. ELECTRIC REFRIG-
GRAFTON inlaid linoleum Six
sunny rooms and lovely tiled bath
with showes& built-in fixtures and
closet; ceda'- closets in two of the bed
roomS' f1oored attic with disappear
ing stairway and best of all
RECREAT1 ON ROOM in basement. a
wonderful addition for the family
especially children. Lot lis feet deep
with GAPAGE
EVENING PHONE UNrII, PM
BCSS & PHELPS.
Realtors
1917 K st. National $500
Evening star., 1932-01-26

Trustees Sale of Valuable Real
Estate I'm Northwest Business
SectifEl, Improved by Brick
Stor s;, Nos. 1207-l209 New
Yorb Ave; Brick Store, No.
826 18th ST.; Brick Dwellings,
N6ss. 828sS30 18th St. and No.
Ey4 I ST.; Brick Building,
/ ljtos. 1896 208 Il ST.
Ps virtue of a decree .of the Supreme
20 S ct of the District Of Columbia, passed in in
s vii oer for sale BY yns public aacsion
fY0 fF05 81 IA EssPffTf RsT ssa f rsE @
and premises, situate IN the District Ct Co
S 1 Sssnpg Ra tor Of Ssn be .sne lot i
and square: and running thence south alons
east along said i street IS feet 20 the be
$50 ish stPee and ao4 Eye
F., Lot i IN Robert j. 'Roehes subdivision 'of
the once OF the for the Dsref Of
! Columbia in Liber B, at folio 79 together
improved ai5r % By bricS DWELLING No 'sas i2th
bStreet NV. The east 28 feet A8 inches front
ss sh 81 Fl @ n 2
| York Ave NV Lot 81 in "A e !Burklin's S
oembina ton Of lot deferred r and part of
| recorded in the ONCE OF the surveyor for
| the District of Columbia In Ltber 3d. at
Ifolio da6. improved by brick store No S26
| 18th Street and brick building Nos 1906
| 1908 Eye Street NV.
Terms Of sale: Sold subject to a first deed
of trust for $4,000 sat Sc due july S, 1885,
balance one-third cash the remainder in
| two equal installments, represented by prom
issory notes of the purchaser. payable in one
and two years, with interest 7at 46eo per an
| mum from day of sale. payable semi-annually,
4 secured by second deed Of trust upon the
property sold. or all cash over trust, at option
| purchaser at time Of sale Ali conveyancfng,
I recording and notarial fees Nat cost of pur-
chaser. Terms Of sale to be complied with
wise trustees reserve the right to resell
property, at. risk and cost OF defaalting pur-
| cha ser. after f1Ye days advertisement Of such
resale IN some Rewspaper published in
''''I LAWRENCE KoENrasBgRGER.
Woodward Building
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SALE-FARMS.

456-A, SOUTHERN MARYLAND ToBACCo
farm, tractor, plows, cpltivstor. etc 90 oao ~
grape. $40 an acre; might trade; no agents
Address BOX 4s0-J Star office.
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QUICK MONEY
TO LEND, Ist AND 2nd TRUSTS; 500 TO
So 5aoEMARYLAND AND 3: @: HOMES
THREE DAYS TO COMPLETE, TRANsAc-
c. F, WARING,
i4Is F. sT NV NATL s172.
SECOND TRUST NOTES.
We will buy monthly payment deferred
purchase money seoOnd-trust notes secured
on oWner-oecupied D, C. property,
sIs woodward Bldg Nat 1895.
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LOANS PROCURED ON AUTOS
Reasonably and Conf1dentiallv-use Your Car
ACME REALTY 4 FINANCE co.
s05 N. Y Ave. NV. National 2453.
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RENT-RTISINESs pROPERTY,

BUSINESS PROPERTY. GEoRGEToWN-
Targe second floor room. 8Ox28, divided in
4 large Office rooms can be converted to
one room, 80x28; suitable for lodge or club
or light mfg; all outside rooms: heat and
electricity. Call Mr.. vEALE, phone West
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RENT-STORFS

s,I 10th NV (DOWNTOWr- - f,zz7
tive store i,22, fats above; rear yard. two-csr
Phone Metropolitan 1918 Eeasonable ESgiss prsSs sse
resident manager. 0oe
CORNER 10th AND SIS NW-TapGF
store. good for any busir fss san W. rstn
8 V GUsAcK, 4l6 5th St NV Nj Nat inqasst5 Ssso
STORE Ei5b l2ss 6sseIert 2USh ST. NW-3O FIT BY IS
able rent. Apply i q 10th st NV NV. 'afef !.
TWO ;r1no. STORES, ESa LiSATED AT THE BUSY
derfGl opportrnity for any line of 0i9 busjmess
Apply $40 osaa' St, Takoma Park, D c.
1oons 1o62 INN IN re- e NW-.sToRE. WITH 2
ss6oyye DC. o.SNELLY { PLANTt,u IRcna IRRScEn fsq4 az
PARK fd. ~ Columbia OP38 0' i'fs
FINE LATklE STORE AT 2O37 K ST Nw
ERgnt sEHg edaesd 70 $50 PERcY r. H. RUS. Ns
s55s Ia e. s'%iwSToRE' R. B, GAS. $50 90
4ss,oa st. n.wmstere r gas, water. $3.50 $3.50
va 3rd st. s.w.-Store, 4 r, water 81 81 So So
JAMES F. SHEA ''''' '''"o
, 643 Ind. Ave. NV
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SALE OR EXCHANGE

WILL EXCHANGE NEW BRICK Rr,Ncsk
low, al modern improvements. for clear lots
IN northwest Give location in reply Hds
dress Box 99-K. Star ofacc, 26a
FIRST COMMERCIAL, DOWNToVN-
rooms, newly decorated; new heattnS niant
CO, National 0862,
OWNER-lia ACRES. BROOM V0usV
fruit trees Chicken run, oathouses nr a.;
highway. 20 acres nearby no buIldinSs Earoa %
ITS acres, new butldinRs! at a bsresfn ~
dress Box Oak Star otacs. oS.
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WAREHOUSES;.

SALE OR LEASE STORY WAREHOUSE,
doors; about $4,000 SO, IT; few squares from
deWntown; will consider leasing part: ED
WARD p SCHWARTZ, 1NCn lol4 W. ave
Dist ssla.
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SALE OR RENT-sUBURBAN,
SUBURBAN HOMES. SALE OR RENT
ROBERT e. LoHR. all Cedar St, Takema
Park, Georgia 0S8l
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E-STORN STORES
Mortgage company desires IN Inn
mediately dispose Of two modern
brick stores, well located on wide
well rented to reliable tenants under
good leases. Any reasonable offer :
above the first trusts on these pron-.
critics will be considered N-'N'
SHANNON & LUCHS. TNC,,
1875 X St. NV Mai M,s
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b KIN
Sb.QS0.

Near New Tech High.
Attractive CORNER colonial home, beauti-
fully situated or a high elevation in re-
Etricted white neiRhborhood convenient to
ST MARTINS church, transportation
schools, etc. Contains SIX large rooms,
hath, slSc hardwood foor6. one-piece
enamsled Sink automatic storage hot-Vater
heater Excellent condition.; easy terms.
Phone Mr.. CARROLL, Atlantic ps2l.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
AUTO LOANS,

CONTRACTS FINANCED
ChatteI notes Ono household furniture
purchased Room sos, 1910 vt ave.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

NST!:a7Y TO LOAN ON ., G.. REAL ESTATE
in any amount at prevailing interest," JESeH
l. HEISREL, Ills Eye st. NV.
O0NsoIIDATE YOUR LIST AND 2nd TRUSTS.
Money also available for repairs to property.
Met 4300. Emerson n2l6..
MONEY AVAILABLE AT ONCE FOR LOANS
an Improved real estate. LOUIS T: SHOE
MAKER, i467 New York ave, Nat. ll6o,
FOR REAL ESTATE LQANS-,nsEE m
SUPERIOR FINANCE 4 iNVESlmhNf W.
1881 st. NV, Room 2oe, Met, 24se,
SEE ME FIRsT-lst 2nd AND 3rd TRUSTS
No red tape, quick SERVICE reasonanis so MI,
sSS 1885, REPAY REPAY sssSSSxTk 1899 1899 repay repay
si,5Ss, repay $75o wk s2,eeo, repay SO 0e VIZ
81 500 repay si2 wk $4,000, repay Slbm WI
AZ 5a0, repay slT so wk 81. 600 repay 500 90 wk
Above psymantS include p[Inelpai, pp,,,n Sno opd md
hslmenthly Also loans In nearby Md, Va.
Dr' 4. HENRY. INC. 1915 Eye ST. NV
Ixhere Eve meets N Y. aYe.l.
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WANTEp--BUSINEsS PROPERTY.

WANTED-DOWNTOWN l TRUST BUSI-
ness property, direct from owner, in eX-
change for $4,000 equity in highway prop
erty u miles from washington n4Sl nj in Mont ont
essary Address Box 493-J. Star office.
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FUTURE DAYS.

-zr,yos , OWEN 4 SON, AUCTIoNEERs.
i43l EYE ST. NV.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-18
SCHOOLBOYS SET
|. FOR TWO TTTULAR
MEETS TOMORROW
Indoor Track Competition
at Wesleyan and Swim
ming Event at Yale
Listed

Connecticut high school teams
will seek champions in two
sports tomorrow, the Nutmeg
track squads competing in their
second annual indoor field and
track meet at Wesleyan university
in Middletown and the swimming
teams matching their speed and
skill in their sixth annual meet
at the Carnegie pool at Yale uni-
versity.
Both events have drawn large
fields of entries, ESQ trackmen
from Is schools being entered for
the meet at Wesleyan and $50
swimmers and divers from 70
schools being registered for the
equatic events at Yale.
The schools which plan to send
teams to Yale to compete for the
state equatic laurels are Hartford
High, Bristol, Bridgeport, Central,
New Haven Commercial, New Ha-
ven Hillhouse. Crosby of Water
bury, Manchester, Warren Hard
ing Of Bridgeport, West Hartford
and West Haven.
Hartford High Entered
The track teams entered In the
Wesleyan meet are Hartford high,
Bridgeport Central, New Haven
Hillhouse, Fitch, Fairfield, Man
don Bulkeley, Danbury, Lewis of
southington, Bristol, stratford,
Warren Harding of Bridgeport,
Windham and Woodrow Wilson
of Middletown.
The entry lists include practi-
cally all the leading high school
track and swimming teams In
Connecticut.
Coach Larry Amann's Hartford
high school squads have q large
number of entries in each meet.
In the swimming meet the fol-
lowing Hartford high tankmen
will compete: Albert Levinson,
100 yards breast stroke; John
Slowik. Jack Welch and Stanley
wilkinson. SO yards free style;
! 100 yards backstroke, Dudley
Morse, Clifton Boutelle: John
Mooney, 100 yards free style; An
drew May, Harry Blumenthal.
fancy diving; Boutelle, Mckay
and WEIGH. medley relay.
starts Mt $3.50 p. NJ.
The Hilltoppers' entries in the
track meet are Edward Clough.
Phillip Reisel and Boyd c. Orr,
so yards dash: 500 yards open.
Walter F. Frauenberger, Willard
r. Moron, Barnaby c. Keeney;
kilometer run. F. Lincoln OFT. Ed
ward w. Petrykowski. Romeo A.
Castagno; IL pound shot, Michael
Dropick. Joe Ivers, John O'Leary
high jump. Harry Oberg, Willard
Morron running broad jump
Frank Stumpf, Arthur Yates; zoe
Yards relay. Glass Al, Albert
Harry, Joe Ivers, David Wilson
Robert Murphy; triangular league
Yates, Sayers, Stumpf and Orr;
140O yards open relay. Clough
! Reisel, Parlee and Callahan.
The first track event Is sched-
uled for $3.50 p. m. The swimming
and diving contests will be held
both in the morning and after
noon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-18
FULLER FAVORED
TO BEAT WALLACE
AT GARDEN TONITE
Win Will Give Him Berg
Shot, Then Bout With
CanzOneri for Title

New York, March 1S.--(UP)--
Sammy Fuller, Boston's contender
for the worlds lightweight title.
is an to favorite to defeat
Billy Wallace of Cleveland in their
ten-rounder at Madison Square
Garden tonight.
In this bout the muscular Full.
Ter will. make his bid for a cham.
pionship match with Tony Can
zoneri. Fuller who holds de-
cision over Canzoneri in an over
the-weight bout. fought in New
York two weeks ago. for the first
time In two years, and made fav-
orable impression by winning hand
lily over Ray Miller of Chicago.
If Fuller wins tonight he will
be matched With Jackie H<id''
Berg of England on April l. and
victory against Berg will vir-
tually assure him a title match.
Three ten-rounders are ON the
supporting card. Franta Nekolny,
Czecho- Slovakian welterweight,
meets Morris Sherman of Detroit I;
Harold Henderson, New York well
terweight. meets Al Rossi of New
Jersey. and Harry Devine of Wor-
cester. Mass. opposes Tony Falco
of Philadelphia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-18
CANADIAN ICEMEN
STRONG AS CUP
PLAYOFFS NEAR
Rangers, Americans Lose
-Bruin Cubs Blank In
dams - Eagles Win
Easily

The Boston Bruins today were
a. step nearer elimination from the
Stanley cup playoffs in the Nation
al Hockey league as a result OIL
their / to overtime tie last night
Mt Detroit. The evened score en-
abled the Falcons to keep tWo
points ahead of the Bruins, VINO
have only two more games 10 play
likewise. Detroit has two more
games on its schedule. Botn are
in tho leagues American DIVISION
THE Montreal Canadiens, &C.
cupving first place in the Canadian
d,vision. swamped the last-place
New York Americans, 10 to 4.
The Americans already have been
eliminated from the play-offs so
the game had little significance,
except that 1t showed the strength
of the Montreal team.
Nv another encounter, the Tor
onto Maple Leafs, virtually ciinch-
ed second place in the Canadian
division by defeating the New York
Rangers 6 to 3.
Boston, March 1S-(UP)-The
BOSTON Bruins Cubs kept within
striking distance of second place
in the Canadian-American league
hockey race when they trounced
the Springfield, to 0, at Boston
Garden last night.
The Cubs thoroughly outclassed
the Indians. They opened the
scoring in the first period, Jerwa
and Conn 'caging the puck to give
them a. 20 lead. Sutherland added
the third point in the second and
the fourth in the last session.
Excellent defense work, which
rarely permitted an indian clear
shot at the net, was the feature
of the Cubs shutout victory.
Nice Work.
Providence, r. l.. March ~
(UP)-The Bronx Tigers of New
York held on to their slim grip
ON second place in the Canadian
American league by defeating the
demonstrating Providence Reds, 8
10 3. In a hard-fought game here
last night.
The Reds opened scoring in the
first period, but the Tigers tied ana
passed them in the second ana
maintained the lead.
Massecar, Jenkins, Bourgault,
Asmundson and Pettinger. secret
for the Tigers and Murray. Hart
and Gaudreault for the Reds.
Eagles Strong.
New Haven, Conn, March lS-
(UP)-Bert McCaffery, who has
played "the fastest game in the
world" for 20 years as u defense
man was impressed as n goal ten
der for the Philadelphia Arrows
last night in a Canadian Ameri-
can league hockey game which the
New Haven Eagles won Z to 2.
McCaffery donned goalies. pads
In the third period when Mickey
Murray, regular net tender, SUI
fercd twisted knee. The Chunky
defenseman gave an excellent &C.
count Of himself but was unable to
preyent New Haven from adding
two points to Ave scored against
Murray.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-18

Egremont was second and Shaun
Collin, previous winner, was
third.
Despite the brilliant weather and
the good condition of the track, it
was almost repetition of the 1880
race, when only five jumpers fin
ished.
The treacherous turns and jumps
took their toll as a crowd of more
than 100000 shouted Historically
for their choices.
The winner, an extreme outsider
owned by w. Parsonage and carry
ing bottom weight of lat pounds,
was well up almost from the start,
fencing clearly and avoiding the
jams at the turns.
Forbra, at SO to in the betting
finished an easy winner. leading
Egremont to the wire by three
lengths. Shaun Collin. the game
winner of the disastrous race Of
1880, was a distant third.
Egremont was 33 to in the
betting and Shaun Collin 40 to i.
Near East, another outsider, fin
ished fourth.
Sea Soldier, son of Man o. War
was one of the chief American
hopes, ran good race and man
aged to finish.
Thereas and Annandale also
completed the course. Annandale,>
third in last years race. fell at
the last jump while lying third, but
was remouhted and finished.
The game eight which finished
were the survivors of one of the
most trying races in years, in which
field of 36 started.
The choices in the betting came
to grief in rapid succession, while
the stands and the dense crowds
around the course shouted their
dismay. Heartbreak Hill and
Grakle started joint favorites at
100 to ~. but Grakle refused after
nearly completing the first circuit
and Heartbreak Hill, owned by
Mrs G. S. Bird Jr. an American,
refused at the third fence.
Near East was so to in the
betting.
Despite the many tumbles. there
were no serious injuries. Most of
the casualties occurred after the
field had crossed Becher's Brook,
the stiffest jump on the course and
the sixth after the start.
The race was off at 3:16 p. m,
G0:16 a. m. E.S.T) after the usual
difficulty in lining up the big field.
The three previous winners. Shaun
Collin, Grakle and Gregalach. led
the parade to the post. The vast
crowd roared INCREASINGLY as they
swung into line. Egremont acted
up to the post and II was five
minutes before the start was made.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-18
SYRACUSE ROLLERS
SHOW CLASS in
BOWLING CONGRESS

Detroit, March 1S--UP)-A
bowling team from Syracuse, COM
posed of Dutchman and four
Italians and sponsored by a Jew,
today held place with the leaders
in the high rolling mark for the
1892 tournament of the American
bowling congress as the result OF
shaking the balls down the alleys
on st Patrick's night.
The Markson Furniture team
from Syracuse last night hit 2S70
through games Of 942, $50 and
972. In addition to establishing this
new high score, another Syracuse
team shunted itself into third
place in the team standing when
the South Jefferson alley five bang
out 2S43 with games Of SOL, $50
and 1902.
Columbus, Ohio, is expected to
be selected today as the site Of the
1888 tournament, with Peroria, ILL.,
the only other contesting city. Ell
mer Baumgarten of Chicago, Is
slated to be elected president of
the congress. Frank Pasdeloup,
Chicago. is certain to succeed hint
self as treasurer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-18
Sharkey to Spar
on Boston Card

Boston, March 1S.-(UP)-Jack
Sharkey, Boston heavyweight, who
will meet Champion Mix Schmeling
Of Germany for the title this sum-
mer, will share the spotlight with
Charley Rezlaff of Duluth, MINI,
and Jack Mccarthy of Boston on
the Boston Garden card tonight.
Sharkey will make his first APP
pearance in local ring In more
than three years. meeting two
boxers in two-round exhibition
bouts. His opponents virtually un-
known here, will be Eddie NAL
colin, Minneapolis, Min. negro, and
Pedro Lopez Of New York.
Retzlaff and Mccarthy. a stable
mate Of Sharkey's, will meet IN the
feature 10-round bout.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-18
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5Ss bis 5ss-i5os
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-18
WATERBURY TO ENTER
1892 STATE TOURNEY

The 1882 state tournament will
be held on Miller's alleys in DAN
bury though this Is the first time
that the southern section of the
state has been awarded the tour
nament 1t was the general opin-
ion of the owners that 1t will prove
a big success as large entries are
expected from Waterbury, New
Haven and Bridgeport. The own
ers from Hartford, New Britain,
Meriden, Bristol and Torrington all
promised at least two or more
teams.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-18
BRISTOL TO HONOR
| BASKETBALL TEAM

Bristol, March 1S-A dinner will
be rendered the Bristol High
school basketball team by the Old
err Members association Of the
Bristol Boys club in the clubs din
ing hall Thursday March "a at
$3.50 p. m.
Among the speakers will be
Coach Thomas M. Monahan, school
Superintendent Karl A. Reichc
and Principal Henry l.. Cottle.
Plans are being made to secure
some prominent sports writer for
the principal speaker.
Edward Ingraham, president of
the Bristol Boys Club association,
will be POSTMASTER. Among the
honored guests to be present at
the banquet will be James g. Dob
son, superintendent Of the local
institution: Councilman Thomas A.
Tracy; RoIfe f. Rowe of the Hart.
ford Times; Esmonde j. Phelan Of
the Hartford Courant; William A.
Garrett OF the New Britain Her.
aid and Charles M. Mccarthy OF
the Waterbury Democrat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-18
FavOries Gain
Net Semi-Finals

New York, March 1S.-(UP)-
Francis Y. Shields of New York
and Berkeley Bell. former Texan.
will meet to-day in the semi-final
singles Of the national indoor ten
mis- tournament.
In the other semi-final singles
match. George NJ. Lott of Chicago.
opposes Gregory s. Mangin OF
Newark.
Lott. Mangin and Shields reached
the semi-final round yesterday and
Bell gained It on Wednesday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-18
VET DECENTRALIZATION
PLANS BUILDING PROJECT

washington, ID. C.-New con-
struction at the Veterans Admins
tration hospital. st Cloud. Mime
sofa, involving a consic cradle num-
Der of additional beds for neuro-
psychiatric patients. IL now under
consideration by the federal board
of disqualification, according to
George 4. Ijams. assistant admin
istrator OF veterans affairs. Neces-
sary appropriation for this con-
struction are already available.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-18
Nichols Bids for
Ring Crown Tonite

Chicago March 1S.-UP)-The
second worlds championship box
ing match in Chicago this year will
take place tonight at the Chicago
Stadium where Dave Maier, Mil
waukee Duthcman. meets George
Nichols. Buffalo Italian, in To-
round bout. for the 1ight-heavy-
weight championship.
The first title bout saw Jackie
Fields regain the weletrweight title
from Lou Brouillard In January.
A crowd Of 10000 is expected to
pay about $4,000 to see tonights
battle between the survivors OF the
National Boxing associations tour
nament which drew 80 entries.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-18
Forester Pin
Finals Saturday

Sixteen bowling teams from
many parts of Connecticut, Wa
terbury excepted, will participate
in the finals of the Foresters of
America state tournament tomor-
row afternoon at the Lewis alleys.
Bridgeport. The scores will ! be
boardcast over radio station from
time to time during the games. At
night. the boys will gather for a
banquet at the Hotel Barnum at
10 p. m. Bill Dunleavy and Wal
ter MCGOWAN of this city are mem
bers of the state committee ar
ranging the affair.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-18
MONOGAN SECOND
WATERBURY BOY TO
LEAD GREEN MERMEN

Hanover, N. H., March 1S--
UP)-John s. M0nogan of Wat
crbury, Conn, has been elected
captain OF the 1888 Dartmouth
swimming team. The captain
elect is a junior and starred ON
the team for two seasons.
Edward Smith, also q native
of Waterbury, Conn. is the re-
firing tank leader.
Robert i. Veres Of Cleveland,
O., has been elected captain of
the 1888 Dartmouth boxing
team. He is Junior and starred
I'm the 115-pound class for two
seasons.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-18
Army Rated Best in
College Ring Meet

Syracuse, N. Y, March 1s.-
(UP)-Ring stars from six colleges
will appear in Archbold gymnasium
here tonight to start in the East
ern intercollegiate Boxing associa-
ton tournament.
The six schools entered are Penn
state, Pennsylvania, western
Maryland, Army, M. i. T.. and
Syracuse. Navy, last years winner.
dropped out of the association and
was replaced by Army, which Is
rated as the favorite.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-18
PRINCETON COPS |. B. L.
TITLE in PLAYOFF

Philadelphia, March 1S-(UP)--
Princeton is the new eastern in
tercollegiate basketball champion,
dethroning Columbia by beating
the Lions SO to IS in a playoff last
night on the neutral University OF
Pennslyyania court.