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Evening star., 1933-09-10
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

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from receiving circular matter, it is
expressly understood and agreed that
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far as possible by The Star. Only
bona hde answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in care of
The Star will be delivered to adver-
tisers on presentation of the box
number ticket.
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- All FSMEN

,DIlLLNJ MIN.
Only men with education. absolute integ-
rity and character need apply. Your f1rst
promotion means your own ofhce. 20 men.
then higher executive positions in national
Set-up Of large trust estate company. This
is an unprecedented opportunity to those
we choose. Call only at IL or 2:30 on
Monday or Tuesday. 404 Southern Bldg.
BARBER & ROSS, INC, needs
the services of several wide
awake men with sales ability.
We offer a permanent connec-
ton to those who qualify. Ap-
ply Monday morning, between 9
and 10, 3rd floor, llth and G
SIS W
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

COOK and general houseworker, colored. 3
in family, references required; stay nights;
$3.50 per week. Telephone Wisconsin 1922.
CCUPLE--Husband.. gardener and house.
ters; references. Address Box 53-B. Star ofice.
GENERAL HoUsEwORKER-stea work
roG av. r8 S9m 9eard seT Si
GENERAL WORKER. experienced. white;
must be good cook and very clean. New Eng
Hyattsville. Phone Hyettsville 776.
GIRL. colored; neat. to do general house
E0rk ,"b,. and Sl6S good laundress Reference. CO
years old; no phone calls. Apply 53s Mary
GIRL, white. general housevoIk and cook
ss0k van Ness st NV.
GIRL, white. for housework in suburban
family. Good plain cook, home life; able
to drive. Call Monday. Shepherd 35s5-J
housework; sleep home; S. week Apply
Monday morning. eO7 Jefferson ave. East
GIRL, colored, reliable. residing in nearby
Clarendon 97s-J-2
HoUsEKEEPER. settled white lady. care
for Ssyear.old girl for employed couple in
dTess aiG 30. fasB 0 Star 19om ofaee sha BOARD "a
MAID, colored reliable. for part time work.
Sood cook; hours 7:3O am. to l:30 pm.
SE.EHt0}gUsEKEEPER, cEt}g white. to care for
Re1erences Address BOX 136-B Star oftce /.
WHITE WOMAN, refined. as nurse for four
l53eB. star once N' ''' W e'9 20
WHITE WOMAN. experienced. for care Of
baby: Call Sunday between 2 and 8. Ref
erences. 81 H St NV. second floor.
ruhi
month. address Box LIB, Star once.
WOMAN. colored. for general h.w;, and
STAY nshts Reis a as6 sS6 mo ohd cG q os4a
WOMAN, needing good coat. dresses. size
36-40, for cleaning; Part-time work. Ad-
dress Box 17s-B Star ofice.
WOMAN: good cook and house cleaner; small
REQUIRED. AID. 1920. Sunday morning.
WOMAN want, wanted by employed couple. refined
White as b and I'd
do plain cooking and baby's wash; home
nights; answer: stating age and salary ex-
pected. Address Box 230-B. Star ofhce.
WOMAN, white. to take care Of two chill
dren and do light housework for room and
board "a and small salary. 20l5 Perry st.
WOMAN. young white. experienced, with
1870 18th st. s.s.' corner 18th and Mime
WOMAN. generai housevork, small family in
Annapolis. loom board So a week; refer
ences Call Sunday. 1923 Columbia rd. NV.
WOMAN, intelligent white. experienced in
handling children. to take care OF boy. 4: !:
also assist in chamber work. Qualifications
necessary: Write fully. Mrs. w. c. Steven
son. Mddleburg. Va.
WOMAN, white, experienced. take care baby;
small house; stay nights; references. 1s43
st. ne.
WOMAN. white. between 80 and IS gen
eral housework; must be fond Of children
references. Address Box 3S-B. Star ONCE
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OIL BURNER SALESMEN-
We require the services of linn
tied number of oil burner sales
men on a highly attractive propo-
sition. Oil burner experience
desired but not essential. Men
selected will be trained by fac
tory expert and furnished def
mite live leads. Apply Superin-
tendent's Office, S. kann Sons
Co., Monday am.
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Statesmen FOR MEMS
FURNISHING; MUST BE
BETWEEN AGES OF 22
AND 80 YEARS, WITH EN-
THUSIASM. PERSONALITY
AND WELL DRESSED !;
ONLY FULLY EXPERl-
ENCED MEN NEED WRITE.
GIVE FULL DETAILS RE
GARDING FORMER POSI-
TIONS AND EDUCATION.
PERMANENT WORK IN ONE
OF WASHINGTON'S LARG-
EST MEMS STORES. AD-
DRESS BOX 22-B, STAR
OFFICE
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AELP-WOMKN.

LADIES Of mature age may nnd pleasant.
diSnifsd gig, ned, emPoyment at good pay pert ,S or
@ T People 0a in washinssan M sss '0Ps Please f
GREEN to II am. only.
sSs eaan:s esId; M S9sFe .ssoa e
ments; 3-way plan; samples furnished. Also
gift wrapping. comic Christmas boxes. Ex-
held. Mass. N. r. A.
PIANO TEACHER. thoroushly eompetent.
wanted to come to house for CHILDREN IN
dress Box 18-B. Star once.
PREssERS; experienced only need apply:
Premier Cleaners and Dyers. rear 633 II
ST. ne.
sAL5EsLADY; F 5 with exDerlenee; general work,
dress Box I07-B. Star ONCE.
SALESLADY. must be experienced in dresses.
Apply Model Shop, 1903 F st. NV.
SHIRT F1NIsHERs and press operators, e sx, e
II St ne.
sTENOGRAPHER. with credit store expert
ence. Phil Bobys Co. 725 9TH st. NV.
sss sa:a .sH, ss ssss sooa .nd I'd ons be
perienced. f1rst-class worker acceptable. Ap-
Ply ply. stating attn & &e1Derience and reference Ad-
MATTRESSES Young ladies of neat appear
ance and pleasing personality. Apply to
pm. Monday. 515 9th st. NV. I'd floor
WHITE WOMAN. middle aged. for light
Wsrss Phone 9a 'cI e. ieeaoi0 fses nome ana 'ma
WOMAN. white. not over 80. housekeeper;
must be thoroush. know plain cooking and
begin. room and board; no laundry. WI
WOMAN Of refinement not servant type
CHANGE S Tor home sma modern
house light duties Fisht person will be
2s-B. Star ONCE
WOMAN, middle-aged. industrious. good
cook and houSekeeper. to make home in
country with elderly lady. Capitol Heights
WOMAN. middle e-aeeo. white. for general
housework; must be reliable and furnish
references: reod hem: stay nishts: two n family
Box 79-B. Star ONCE. TO-
WOMAN. white. middle-aged. unencumbered.
companion. helper. light housework; two
eomfortable home; reference. Box 35. Silver
YOUNG COUPLE desire refined middle aged
take over hou,efeepins W and nd provide I Nursing az
care for invalid young woman; state age.
Box f7SB Star otee
YOUNG LADY, neat appearance fair edu-
cation. to assist US in our sales; state quail
hsation and ref. Address Box 13O-B, Star
YOUNG LADY. experienced bookkeeper;
knowledge of shorthand and tipping required.
Prefer one with experience in contrac-
BOZ 24s-B. star once
YOUNG SALESLADY-Only experienced in
dresses need apply Between 8 and IL am.
Sally Shops, 1892 14th st. NV.
YOUNG WHITE WOMAN with practical
experience in hand laundry. will give inter
est in business to right party; state age. ex-
perience. salary and phone. Address Box
fob. Star once.
SALESwoMAN, married. with retail selling
experience. for part employment Those
living in the vicinity OF our store preferred.
Apply between 10 and l2 am.
SEARS. ROEBUCK g. CO..
Oil BladenShurR Rd NE
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NJ + \

What may seem to be the end of the
trail may be only the forks in the road. No
man is through as long as opportunity is
still being developed. Men are coming into
profession and business, and are making
GOOD. They find that character and con-
sistent work will accomplish results which
this ONCE who are making BIG MONEY who
opce were in these lines:
w. F. Corcoran. formerly an automobile
salesman ! J. Connoly formerly u;.cia; a flsh
farmer; A. W. Jones, formerly school teacher;
A. T, Sturdy. electrical tool manufacturer;
j. II. Nolan. formerly District Fire Depart
ment; L. W. Griffin. formerly shoe sales
G. Morlan, formerly electrical engineer; G.
D. Kiracof. formerly minister; J. A. Scott
formerly a builder and many others.
on supplying definite need at an &C
ceptable price. Our product is unaaue Last
year was our biggest year; 1898 will be
our fourth consecutive record safes year.
joining Electrolux. Inc. mot refrigeration!:
Nor are you bound down TO seasons. II IS
important and imperative that you do full
days work regularly and not incidentally
make from 81 600 to $500 a year regu-
larry you probably will start on more
modest basis-perhaps from slQS to ,;Sh;y; Sl35
more your second month. and so on upward.
You spent years learning your past oc-
cupation. Are you willing to spend weeks
learning one as good or better that Pays pays
unusual. based on definite superiority,
If you are sincere and wish to start IN on
new outlook and broader prospect Ias 81 sue. !.
morning, to l. at Denrike Bldg. Room
2O1. 1910 Vermont ave. NV. w.
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Address Box l53-B. Star once
OIL BURNER Statesmen.
Two experienced, high-grade
closers to sell the Marr-Westing-
house Burner, the fastest selling
oil burner in this territory today.
More than fifty burners actually
sold during August with limited
sales force. More good live
leads coming in than present
sales force can handle. This is a
real opportunity to join a sales
organization that is actually SELL
ing a lot of burners and can give
you the kind of cooperation you
need. Our sales quota for the
next four months is 200 burners
and that means 800 satisfied
users by December 3lst. Call
Mr.. Suit, Loughborough Oil
Company, 1903 L Street NV,
National 2617, for appointment.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

CREW MANAGERS with salesmen. Handle
Iast.movins punch boards Big profits. Re
facturer In Washington and surrounding
reirEitory riqbt r wSnde5fa opportunity for the
wanted to sell nationally known line to
architects and builders in Washington and
dress Box a5sX asa Star com@iss0n Oce basis Ad
pennsylvania CORPORATION offers op-
portunity and future to ambitious man, %
to ,Is 80 years old Must have car. education.
organization work preferred. Write fully,
stat stating otss qualifications Address Box s7o,B.
saloEsls SALESMAN; experienced in turnityre and
details and and following order to completion.
particulars and reference. H.
SALESMAN. with car, to work on commits
i,Hp sB BasS staT in oe Gss estate ONCE Addrss; BOX
sALEsMEN-Easy sales. liberal commissions
enee. no inyestment. Ne New ' S. accident. eH e 81
your prospect. bruyan. ias n. clark.
STOCK SALESMAN. qualified to sell an SO
ton having very attractive features: large
foh 1f no
STRANGE chemical sponge cleans cars like
magic. Banishes auto-washing drudgery.
on nts sss &C. sss sIRs 3gT Ohio ERE.
TOBACCO Statesmen Opportunity for
statesmen who call on tobacco and drug
trade to take on profitable side line which
sells on sight. On every tobacco stand
Call 1l01 st. NV. 9th floor. ask for Mr..
Mestekin.
WANTED-Salesman for made-to-order
mems clothing on commission. Address Box
Ssh. Star once.
$4,000 weekly Organizers handling own
crew are earning S100 to $3.50 weekly. w.
n. Miller l74S NJ st. NV. 8 to.1 80 a m.
SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS.
Free stationery, customers own monogram
on each sheet with knockout box assortmen mt
Of 21 exquisite Christmas folders; retails
81; amazing value; biggest profits in field
Also 5Oc-seller: samples sent on approval
SELECT ART STUDIOS. Dept. 4, Elmira
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CHAJFFEURS FOR FURNI-
TURE DELIVERIES. THE
HECHT co. REQUIRES THE
SERVICES OF EXPERI-
FNCFD FURNITURE DELIV-
ERY CHAUFFEURS. SEE
Mr.. DAVIS AT 1142 Path ST.
NV. MONDAY, BETWEEN
g AND II AM.
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MANAGER.
START AT ONCE.

Old. established institution. financially
strong. is in the market for high-type
executive, serious-minded and ambitious.
Man we choose will have an opportunity to
earn upwards 81 900 monthly with lifetime
permanency We are not looking for a
man who is accustomed to answering ads
or, the ''ioater.' Experience unnecessary.
Address Box l53-B. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1933-09-10

CONGRESSIONAL INTELLI-
GENCE, INC, Washington,
D. G., requires executive sales
men; protected territory avail
able for men who qualify. Tele-
phone Mr.. Hayes, National 4l47,
for appointment.
Evening star., 1933-09-10
WANTED-SALESMEN.

ALL OR PART TINE. to sell policy contain
free ambulance and legal advice, all in one;
sells for less than ordinary. life insurance;
simple to understand; easy to sell on small
man receives monthly commission there
after. Address Box 420-A, Star once.
AMAZING MATCH GIVES MILLION LIGHTS
Match Co.. 443 e Dearborn st.. Chicago.
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GIRL, colored. wishes position as maid.
nurse or waitress; can stay nights. Phone
d-Nr
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GIRL. colored. wants work of any kind;
city reference. 201 Eye ST. NV, Apt. 3.
~
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GIRLS. colored, desire work, mornings or
fun time; go home nights; refs NOr.h
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GIRL colored, wants work as cook or gen
eral housework; good ref. Phone Adams
| O0AO
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GIRL, colored, wishes general housework;
good cook; city references. 1927 10th 81.
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RATES OUTSIDE 25-MILE RADIUS OF
WASHINGTON.

4-line minimum
J time 25c per line.
3 times, 23c per line.
times. 21c per line
80 times or more consecutively 20c per line
ARRANGEMENTS under Personal, Sc per line
additional
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Observation-Disclosures

New Wholesale Company
Needs good order takers and delivery
men; honesty and neat appearance essential.
II you expect more than S25 weekly do not
apply. See employment manager. 91S New
York w Monday
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GIRL colored wants general housework
Call Lincoln 102" or come 626 Virginia
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GIRL colored. wants work part time or
days work; good references. Call Sunday
hef0re <
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HELP-MEN.

ARTIST-Free lance; womenS shoes, fash
ions; quote price per shoe and per figure.
Address Box 23S-B, Star office.
AUTOMOBILE statesmen (2) for the fast
selling Dodge and Plymouth in Silver Spring.
See Jack PRIV. 1928 l4th.
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3-line minimum
time 2Oc per line.
. times. &C per line.
3 times. lSc per line.
z times consecutively 17c per line
Advertisements under Personal. &c pc
line additional
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-15
CHAMPS MEMORY
 BAD CREDITORS PRESS FOR CASH
BY JACK CUDDY United Press Stan Corresp0ndent)

(UUlte0 Press St0m COErcSpOn0entl
 New York, Dec 15 = (U.P.) = Primo Camera, the bankrupt and committing heavyweight champion, was expected to sign for a 15- round title bout with Tommy Loughran for Miami, February 22, to-day before winding up a 24- hour visit to the United States and returning to Italy.
 Camera, who claims to have been passed up by the millions champions wealthy, neds such bou tbadly to reupholster his empty wallet.
 Bankrupt, pressed by creditors and reportedly questioned by Uncle Sam regarding the incomes of one of his former managers, Da Preem found his visit to New York any, thing but enjoyable.
 Left hook lane is convinced that the giant Italian is one of the clev- crest or one of the most stupid fel- lows who ever wore the crown. Landing from the Conte Di Savoia yesterday, Primo hastened to the hearing at which creditors opposed his bankruptcy action.
 On the stand Camera was the personification of stupidity. Whe- ther it was eztemporaneous or staged, no one knows. He couldn't remember anything. His financial matters were entirely in the hands of his manager, Louis Soresi, who, incidentally, he had forgotten to bring to America with him.
 Small Pay
 What did he receive from his rr,ff1 an1r Ia a,,lr TUA guessed about $36O." What did he get for mauling Paolino Uzcudun at Rome? "Oh, I dunno = maybe $1,600." What did he owe his man ager? q dunno"
 k However, Camera did know that he wanted his nearing postponed, and it was postponed until Eebru- ary l. The man mountain exhibit ed a bandaged right hand. He had fractured it in his bout with Uzcu- dun. He had to return immediately to Milan for treatment. "I don't trust no American doctors" Be- sides the court could make no pro- gross without the presence of Man agcr Soresi.
 More Trouble
 The attorney who represented the London waitress, who had ob- tained $2O,000 judgment against the champion for breach of promise, was irate.
 United States District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey announced that Bill Duffy and Walter Friedman were slated for trial Thursday on charges of evxading Duffy's income taxes.
 When asked if the charges against Duffy and Friedman in- volved Carneras fights, Dewey said, T never discuss details of charges until I present them to the court.''
 Carncia was to return to Italy to-day on the same liner that brought him to New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-15
NAUGATUCK SPORTS
UNIVERSITY BOWLING
 LEAGUE NI0nday Ninht R0Hulinn

William OConnor's team took 3 points from Fred Faust's, 11S5- 1152.
 Robert Worrell's team defeated Roy Johnson,s to 1, 11SS-1165.
 Dan Montanari's team split with Henry Roselps and 2, 1252-1259.
 High single for the evening, Dan Montanari 140. Montanari also rolled high thre strings with 3S6.
 Wednesday Night
 Frank Lobdells combine took f 1172-1OSS.
 Jere Murphys team defeated George Warmers straight. 12S6- 1151.
 Idris Alderson's team defeated William Noble's 4 straight, 1143- 1884.
 High single for the evening: Will liam Galgot 147. Galgot also rolled high three with 394.
 Thursday Night
 Thomas Smegelski's team defeat ed William Plikaitis' 4 straight, 11S4-1121.
 Franklin, Hubbelrs combine de- feated Fred Swenston's to l., 1179-1129.
 High single for the evening: Louis Rubin 115. Stanford Bottorf rolled high three strings with 312. In the Monday night group Fred Faust's tea. is leading with 35 out of A points won. In the Wednes- day night division Jere Murphy's combine and Frank LobdelPs are tied for first place with 26 out of 40 points won. Franklin Hubbells team is leading in the Thursday night group having won S4 out of A points. Only a few more weeks of bowling for this league remain. The winning team in each group will play the other winnin gteams to decide the winner for this fall league. The winter league will commence about the middle of Jan uary.
 Pool Tourney
 In the Intermediates pool tour ney at the "Y" Ellsworth Neary defeated Charles Konovicas 50-3S and Douglas Cockroft defeated Harry Bergen 50-22.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-15
WESLEYAN CACERS
 ON ROAD TONIGHT
MiddIetOwn Five Open Sea- son Against Swarth-
 more, Pa.

Middletown,. Conn, Dec 15.-The Wesleyan University basketball team left this morning for Swarth- more, a, where they will open their winters schedule when they meet the Swarthmore College five this evening. Tomorrow night they will face their second opposing team of the seasoni when Haverford meets them on the home court of the Pennsyvania college.
 The Cardinals with~plenty of ex- perienced material to choose from have looked good during the prac- tice workouts to date and, accord ing to Coach Dale Lash, should outdo the team of last seaeson be- cause of their added strength and the greater number of seasoned veterans. The Wesleyan outfit suf- fered its main loss of last year s aggregation when Larry Schlums. fiashy forward, graduated, but O'Leary, star of the freshman out fit last season, has capably filled the berth at forward and will start the game tonight.
 The remaining starting lineup will find Goode, a lanky veteran of the past two years, at forward Allen, rangy center, at the pivot position: and Burton and Thomp- son, the former a star sophomore and the latter third year veteran at guards.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-15

AZ which spulate 40 However public allows should serious objection it's usually the other 
 Is less than batefs At violation commissions limits
  possibly, the opposing fighters The Goldman gladaos Canzoneri Fedman Frankie Carlton Johnny Royal Family with other eno left the far enough, thought" "Carnera? I'll bunions m t?" asked chirpcd heerrully. ogIed q blonde fellows "We schmelng hand in n Nazi saue) to iiiler?" Quite right!"
 
 "Why, think he does" "Ihen right I'll murder" a that q suspicious the Mccoy When them winds in this publicity there would be the ice when the themselves embarrassing Magnates like
  the his while
 
 
  officials Frank Patrick
  would be The officials let the situation beyond their by toleratns that the magnates brow to the box and officials to handle the match but you could build pretty good along
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-15
Noera RIue Eagles Wln

In the first Chase Company Inter Department Bowling League match, Wednesday night, at the Chase alleys, the Blue Eagles from the Noera plant easily trimmed the Wonder Five from the Rolling Mill.
 The match was played best two out of three, but the Blue Eagles must of oil had dates, for they took the first two games, making It un- necessary to roll the third.
 Bossy Baldoni stood out for the Eagles, hitting 123 and 15S.
 The NOera boys are now getting in shape for their game with Leo Conway's Jumping Jacks from the Metal Works.
 According to the scores rolled Wednesday, it seems that outside of the Baldoni brothers and Dick Diamond, the other seven wanted to see which one could do the worse, or maybe it was the snow storm because they all rolled much under their usual game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-15
NOERA PIN PICKINGS

Nick Orsini, the Brooklyn run ner, is peeved at the writer because referred to him as Nicholas in- stead of "Hereseme" in last weeks S column. (Sorry, Nicholas, old boy.)
 Pete Hurry Up'' Sciarro was pretty blue Tuesday night, it being too cold for his girl friends to come out and cheer him on.
 At the present writing John "Red" McGratK is still undecided as to whether he'll play basketball this year. He doesn't think he can stand the pace. (Go ahead and play. John! You'll get by on your bowling reputation alone and then again you can take free shower
 The next time Dick Richmond the Rolling Mill Flash, asks this writer to team up with him, hope he picks out some easier meat than John Shaw and Ray Perry of that fast office team of the Metal Works. (DicI1 had an off night and. of course, I couldn't do it all mysclf.)
 John Peanuts" Mastandrea was well pleased with the item here last week about him being taken over by that little girl. Margaret (You're welcome, "Peanuts.~
 Other records to date include high team single Ash Trays 461 high team three Ash Trays 1,263 Individual by classes, Class A high single Nick Orsini 151; high team three Bossey Boldoni 404i Class B, Joe Mastandrea 133 John Mastandrea 344; Class c. Var Megroot 126; Patsy Santora 300.
 Numbered among our league: most royal roosters are Charlie Romaniello, Frank Porter, Free Edelberg, Tom Brennan, Sal An dria, Jack Donovan and Jimm! MaGchitta.
 THIS WEEKS RESULTS The Oil Cans by winning twt from the Gas Caps are now in sol' possession of first place, by a on' game margin. Al Roden and Pats. Santora, doing the best work fo the Cans. Johnny Kurth togethe with Jimmie "Rabbitt" Stolfe hat a good night for the Caps, but i wasn't quite enough to make Ill for the poor showing of Red Nc Grath and Nick "Jossie" Fratan gelo.
 Bossey Baldoni's Pumps dropped two games to the Ash Traps ana moved down from a tie for frs place to Keep company with thu Trays in the runner up position Danny Lucian and Johnny Me i Cristle upheld the honors for tho Trays with Yves Clarke and Jimm! Burllett also helping along il good style. Bossey BaldOni ant Rocco Coleila were the best bet for the Pumps. Eddie Guarilit couldn't seem to hit his stride there being breese blowing in hi left ear and Al Canavan found i very difficult to control his ba loney ball.
 By few lucky marks. that fel 1 down for Joe Mastandrea ant Nicholas Orsini. the Grease Gum were very fortunate to sneak two games from the Hup Caps. An thony Orsini and Albert Volpe although having poor night wer' still able to top Nard Santora ant Van Megroot's average. Van no being able to attend, having beer frozen in up Waterville way. Mas sey Baldoni and Pete Sciarro trie( to swing victory to the Hups, bu their efforts went for naugh, ex cept for the second game.
 The Hups had high game thi week with 427 and the Ash Tray high three 1,2O5. Al ROden tool high single, getting 131, with DaI Lucian hitting high three 360. Th' other pace settlers were Al Rodel SAP, Massey Baldoni 339, Bosse!