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SALE-HOUSES.

FORMER PRICE, $500: NOW ONLY
9Th and britr StS home ne 'cleSs nsS to new
cleo, double rear porches; practically new
2-car brick garage: vacant. Owner. Dl. 5710.
UNUsUAI-A Brand-New House Priced at
CASH NEEDED and Price Drastically Re
duced Just of. 18th ST. nv" near KICK Ip
6. Greek k-gS psrf 3 SO sot course Call MR. CAMP
wooDRIDGE-coRNER BUNGALOW, FIVE
s3'sbo: saosHS PSI" $500 cash. si5 month Po. a56a
WOODBRIDGE, 3112 26th ST. N.E-s RMS: Gs.
Tlssq nesr cars 9ash and School DEcatHr 6s17
$3.50: new 5-room detached brick, steel
sash screened tiled bath. Frigdaairee,o NV h
snd terms Pt PApoT f 'AsH
s5,65O = NEW.-HoUsE CONDITION; DoU-
ps shts saef TeT%s Ike rsnf 5s st.
Open and lighted evenings. Ma. 1853.
NEAR 18th AND MADISON SITS. Nv
ESe fSe 'sr iOi4 "
SACRIFICE: 8 R., AMI. PoRcHEs; NEAR
or investment: sell for ST go; 500 casn. as.
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALow.5 LARGE LAR EoEs BINS: nS:
fruit RS1h trees: s4 ss545o; $500 cash Potomac 536s
DIRECT FROM OWNER; VACANT; EIGHT
qaTage Price oniv $4,000; easy terms.
Come out to us Ingraham st. NV. you
can buy a bargain. Open. =
WILL CONSIDER TRADE OR SELL AT A
sacrifice new 6-room. 2hath brick home,
in NV section; recreation room; elec re-
rT5F ndffaon Gnraes CAN saeuhsrd ssn1G 'oe
HONEYMOON BUNGALOW. BRICK-AND-
stone construction. latest equipment nlce
See 1921 south Dakota ave. ne. PAUL
P STONE. North 7411. "
ON ST.-FOR ONLY 6,5O0---UNoUES-
tionably best buy in this coming sectlon
west of Conn. ave: 2-story brick; rooms
bath. furnace heat. cleo. gas. . garages,
Zoned commercial so business could oe
combined with residence sacrifice at this
low ,-'a ' = leg1s s p p sHoEMAKFR r. ,,ss.
10th STREET. NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE =
Handsome corner home Of 12 rooms and 9
baths. Sell at a very attractive price or
VIII eN W. Il. WALKER
734 18th st. NV. National 1850.
New detached brick rooms. . baths
electric refrigerator, oil burner. Gear ga
rase: large lot. Call Wisconsin 1892.
THE BUY OF THE NEW YEA YEAR r.
saiFGR. san5e North Scat ssoo a ST. ne AoolNh n
NORTHWEST BARGAIN.
senni-detsched; rooms, porches:
SH1s.n Terms, Lsss..d 8, Il 5tbs plT,,o
| 1926 1IshA TAf5E II i NV. JAMES Nf 81. ss47.
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RENT-DESK SPACE.
RENT-FLOOR SPACE.

OFFICE OR DESK SPACE. IN OFFICE OF
reliable firm; with without stenographlc
service 10 18th St. Suite 2O7. -
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THE BUY OF THE NEW YEAR
All brick, rooms, tile bath built-in ga ga
S575O 3O11 9TH st. me- EUGENE H.
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VIVA w. r. WALKER
r24 15th st NV National 1880.
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SALE-LOTS.

sEAUIIEUL gUMDING SITES III IN ,;I3id p G; E
suit. OWNER. CL 70l6. evenings.
SACRIFICE MY 50-FT. CHEVY CHASE,
D. C.. lot with south front and lovely trees.
for only S1.150. OWNER. CL 9309.
SEVERAL LOTS IN MD. SUBURBS. CLEAR
trade for improved property. will assume
trust. Address Box 1q-T. Star office.
THREE ATTRACTIVE HOME SITES OF so
it. frontage each, vicinity Of Conduit rd. and
AShby pl: wonderful tress, lovely view, over,
looking the palisades of the Potomac: priced
W. c. & A N. MILLER,
111o 18th st. Realtors D1 AGA
DESIRABLE RoW-HoUsE LOTS IN vAR1-
0Ds Se' 3. T. oRuvER OWNER ,-,.
Investment Bldg. MA. 1877
HILLCREST. D. c. SEVERAL OF THE
best lots at reasonable prices. -
North Randle Highlands-40-ft. bldg. lot,
with improvements; only $500.
American University Park. D. C.-Bldg
site, level. on bus line. Improvements; ex-
cellent value at 5000
For further details see ~
ADELBERT W. LEE. 1343 H st. DI. 1900
BUILDERS, ATTENTION.
We have available a number of high
class detached lots in built-up communities
suitable for BUNGALOWS or higher priced
homes. Can be bought for as low as $1,000
each Will finance and give attractive terms.
See Mr.. Towbes. CAFRTTZ CO.. 1404 K
cOLORED = TEN BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
lots 2Ox1O0; 81 down. 81 month; right to
build at once. MA 1889. H.
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CAPITOL HIIL~BEsT SECTION. CORNER
store, apt above: lot % II. front yearlY
rental, 5000 same tenants for 30 years.
Priced less than assessed value, S3'ouo;
terms WM n. PRESGRAVES & CO. 4O@
Sth st
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

: ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH. FURNISHED.
woodridEe section: young couple with one
child not more than $50. DEcatur 1921
LIST YOUR FUR. AND UNFUR. APTS. AND
houses with US immediate results Free
rental agency. NE. 1917; nights, GE. 4S9b
COUPLE ROOMS, BATH AND KITCH-
enetts. AnacoStia or Congress Heights; FUR
rished must be reasonable. Address BOX
464-S Star Office -
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THcS. ]. OWEN 4 SON, AUCTIONEERS,
1431 EYE ST. NV.
STORY AND CELLAR BRICK BUSI-
NESS PROPERTY. BENG PREMISES
No. c122 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

STORY AND AND cEI1,kR SN BRICK BTsf
NESS PROPERTY. BENG PREMISES
No; Gl22 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
BY virtue of a certain deed of trust. duly
recorded in Liber No. 6433. folio 437 ct seq.
lumbia. and at the request of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned trustee will
ises, on THURSDAY. The ELEVENTH DAY
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land
and premises, situate in the District Of
Columbia. and DESIGNATED as and being part
of original lot numbered seventeen 11( in
square numbered seventy five (!5). described
as foG%S BesInnnE tor, the same same ,pe
northwest corner OF said lot, and running
thence easterly with said avenue 81 feet 4 a
inches. thence southerly at right angles with
said avenue SIS feet inches to a 30-foot-
vide alley. thence westerly along said alley
81 feet 6 inches. thence northerly 90 feet S
inches to the beginning.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, balance in two
equal installments. payable in one and two
years, with interest at six per centum per
sale secured by fr;,t deed OF trust upon the
property sold or all cash, at the option Of
the purchaser deposit of $3.50 will be
required at time of sale All conveyancing.
recording. etc. at cost OF purchaser. Terms
of sale to be complied with within thirty
reserves the right to lesell the property, at
the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser,
after five days advertisement of such resale
in some newspaper published in Wash
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND
Trust COMPANY. Trustee
.,o By ALFRE0 LAWSON
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WANTED-FARMS.
WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

$1,000 "a CASH PAYMENT ON ACREAGE
within p miles Of Washington. Address Boz
359-S Star Office.
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CASH FOR REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT
PROPERTIES, rented houses or stores. We
are authorized by clients to purchase Such
properties Quick action. Call National 234 ,
and ask for Mr.. Moore. SHANNON & LUCHS
COMPANY.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
NO. I755. STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF certain deed of trust, duly
ofc9Fded of Pro- in m L6er No 5717 folio 269 ct sea
secured thereby. the undersigned trustee win
sen at PUBLIC auction, in front Of the prem
lses, on WEDNESDAY, THE TENTH DAY
O'CLOCK PM. the following described isnd
ana premises situate in the District of Co.
lumoia' and designated as and being parts
oI lois numbered SlXty-one f6D and sixty
TWO t62b in Alley and others subdivision OF
part OF square numbered one hundred and
nity-six ! 56li as per plat recorded in Liber
IL a. fsho 45 IN the surveyors once of
the District of Columbia. beginning for the
same on street l45 feet east from the
southwest corner Of said square. thence
north - feet q inches 10 an alley. thence
east 20 feet. thence south as feet g inches,
thence west 90 feet to the beginning
Terms of sale. One-thtrd Of the purchase %
money 10 be paid in cash, balance in two
equal !nstallments. payable in one and two
years. with interest st six per centum per
annum. payable sPmi-annually from day Of
sale. secured by first deed OF trust upon the
property sold or all cash. at the option Of
the purchaser. deposit OF $3.50 will be
required at time OF sale All ConveyancinE,
recording, etc, st coSt Of purchaser. Terms
OF sale 70 be complied with within thirty
days from day Of sale otherwise the trustee
reserves tho right to resell the property. at
after five dsys' advertisement Of such ress .
ington, D C
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY Trustee.
80, . By ALFRED H LAWSON.
pra-
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EXCHANGE.

FLORIDA HOMES WITH YEAR : ROUND
SUMMER climate for Washington free and
clear property. Write 2013 H st. NV. a'
WILL TRADE WATER FRONT COTTAGE
on bay. 10 miles from D. C. value. $4,000
fclear) for anything of equal value. Ad-
dress BOX 316-S Star once.
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TRUSTEES SALE. SALE OF VALUABLE THREE

35yTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIt
MONDAY. THE EIGHTH DAY OF JANUARY
1894, AT THE SAME HOUR and place
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES .
THOS J. OWEN &. SON AUCTIONEERl
143l EYE ST. NV.
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SALE-HOUSES.
fC--AG~-AI
NEW HOME-S7.95O

NEW HOME-S7,95U.
56l2 1st ST. NV.
Between Longfellow AND Madison sts)
TT is WITH PRIDE WE NOW OFFER FOR
your inspection these new ell-brick master:
built homes, combining quality. comfort and
PERFECTION Of plan and detail: large rooms.
including built-in cabinets. electric refIie-
Grafton. pantry; 3 porches; and some of the
room. long wide lot. garage. paved street.
Prices $3.50 up. Inspect AIS I4th s,;n,s
North oSt lailS5D' 5s6o 'eA'eU A'N'r H. MIR r-i''
SEE THE IE,5 NEW v, gqMEsws7's6o. u y
buiit-in T1si Esrsse ~ OPEN iE "' 'A'"' . 'Oi'"e0'
ATTRACTIVE ENSLIsH pSfSL! y ov COTTAGE TYPE
Literally a dream home for some lucky
buyer. Two bed rooms. all modern improve
ments. lots Of extras, perfect condition; only
to bus. IL minutes from downtown washing
homes Sn Fes5sgfd MUST BE sp x
leaving city. PAYMENTS less than rent; taxes
low Make offer for equity worth Sl,700
Phone Walnut S464-J for appointment.
MID, WINTER BARGAIN. NEAR 18th AND
s'S spend aeana modfn
dwelling H-Story attic, cellar: s large bright
rooms, 4 bed rooms md floor: lovely tiled
me & ed oom PS1nh bno Bog nshd or sfs
slate roof; --latest hot-Water oil heater: Pitts
burgh instantaneous water heater. station
ary tubs, scar garage. paved alley; fruit
trees, lot 45xl50: near cars bus. stores
6on spenddIy qH1sn sac pT1Ge
somely decorated: electric refrigeration. THIS
see is 10 buv.
VIM T WILLETT, Chandler Building.
Day phone NAtionsI @ 4a2s E.
Facing Fort siocuri PARK
Rooms a Bed Rooms
SHEPHERD PARK.
DETACHED PRICK
o6m 6aRs double 9 back poTches ass
screened: paved street. This house has been
put in rew-house condtio and is S3-A 50
smsii oS clear Tis houss 'rr" IN trade Cali J. c. DEN
I TON. GEorRia 2n36.
OPEN SUNDAY.
l5qa RrSp spR5NG HHgP5Er PE NY. "
1895 lsth ST nv N 6I aa47.
MORT INVEST.
Semi-detached br ok house, with = rooms
and .ozaao r THIS home has nst been put
GARR4soN GRorria PSa1sstes Ssaa. in nome call Mr.
NEW CENTER HALL HOME.
Low PRICE Or TRADE
OPEN 10 6ASHShiHl PMs SEE II I'VE
25-FT. BRICK-T,95O.
WEST OF 18th ST.
Bore6e eif @ RURNER infl07sf 'eeP.1 e.D
Greens weather strips. awnings, ELEC RE
environment and value could be desired?
l.. T. GRANATTF..
| 7"9 18th St. Realtor National o753
Evening. Phone GEorsia cano.
1884 BARGAIN.
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SALE-ACREAGE.

BEAUTIFUL TRACT OF APPROXIMATELY Y
II acres in Maryland, s miles from D G.
in direction Of Confessional Country Club
viii sell at this time for only $4,000, by
owner Address Box 1865, Star office.
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AUTO LOANS.

AUTO LOANS PROCURED.
QUICK ACTION NO RED TAPE.
939 N Y. Ave. NV. Ma. 3S04. $500.
AUTO LOANS QUICKLY.
UNITED BROKERAGE CO.
a43 n Y Ave. Cor 10TH. Ma. 1855.
NEED MONEY QUICKLY?
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, AuctiOneerG
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
RESIDENCE. NO; 1904 SIXTEENTH

THU6IEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
RESIDENCE, NO. 1904 SIXTEENTH
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust recorded ia
and at the request Of party secured thereby.
the undersigned trustees will offer for sale
by public auction. in front Of premises, on
THURSDAY, THE ELEVENTH DAY OF JAM
UARY. 1894, AT THREE O'CLOCK Pm,
the fo1lowing- described property in the Dis
thy s.. Geare's subdivision Of lots in s. P.
Browns subdivision OF land now known as
Mount Pleasant" as per plat Of said
Geare's subdivision recorded in Liber II,
surveyor of the District OF Columbia
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, balance in equal
inStallmentS, represented by promissory notes
Of purchaser payable in one and two years.
Tlth interest at per cent per annum from
by nrst deed of trust upon property sold, or
I'll cash. at option Of purchaser. deposit
Of 5000 required OF purchaser at sale. Ex-
animation Of title. conveyancinR, recording,
revenue stamps and otarial fees at cost OF
purchaser. Terms to be complied with with
in thirty GAYS from day of sale. otherwise
trustees reserve the right to resell property,
after five days advertisement Of such resals
in some newspaper published in Washing-
ton; d, G., or deposit may be forfeited, or
without forfetting deposit trustees may avail
themselves Of any legal or equitable rights
against defaulting purchaser
WILTON J LAMBERT,
~ c. H. POPE.
de@a-d&dbs exSu8,hol Trustees.
THos. J. OWEN 4. son, AUcTIONEERs.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

FOR REAL ESTATE LOANS-SEE
SUPERIOR FINANCE & INVESTMENT CO,
1881 G St NV Room 406 Met o4a5
SMALL PAYMENTS. QUICK SERVICE-lst
End and :rd trusts in D. c. No red tape.
DR. A HENRY, INC. 1Ol6 Eve st. NV.
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SALE-INVESTMENT PROPERT'

6 BRICK HOUSES RENTED s124 MONTH,
good location: sacrifice. $500. "a cash.
Address Box lS-T Star Office.
TWO .2-sIoRY APIS: = ROOMS. Bath, BATH
close to u S. Capitol. where Government
Will soon purchase Price, $500.
THOMAS P. BROWN.
615 AZ St. S W MA. 1919.
sEMI-DET, BRICK. . RMS BATH. MOD
nice n v. location. rented to good coloTed
tenants $50 monthly; bargain. $3.50.
Ii 1434 =
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FOR COLORED
40 st se.-6 big rooms. large Faro'
"I35 Newport pl nv rooms bath,
elec sos -, ,
5o4 18th pl. n.e.-5 rooms, pain, s
zoos Park rd n.w-a rooms. bath. mod
''' wAPLE & JAMES. INC;
l0CG ST wv Td 334G
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I64s IRVING Nw...5 R, B, ELEc, ,s45 a 80 80
1S2S IAN - n Vt r b eleC 80. 1000
52Ys iIth St nw-4 r b, elec 49,. 35. 30
I9IIII - - h elec 30 80
1ii6 { r ave seI5 r. b. . elec " 3B 50
i336I, E ST ne r. b cleo -. $3.50
JAMES F. SHEA.
H4& Indiana Ave. y W.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

PERSONAL LOANS PROCURED SURETY
BROKERAGE CORP. 1881 G NV. Ma
6sIS Easy payments Strictly confidential
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5000 SO. FT. FLOOR SPACE, End FLOOR
fireproof; private lift; l5-ft. paved alley
neat II desired: outside light. good yentila
ton. Reasonable rent. EDWARD T. LEWIS
Evans Bldg Me APO.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RENT-FIATS.

Apt FOR RENT" ROOMS. PRIV, BATH.
heat, lights gas furnished: SO. @lo Pint
ST, Lyon Park Clarendon. Va.
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SALE-FARMS

~ ACRES FRONTING ON DEFENSE HIGH
way. level land: electricity available S45n
W. G. williams, 35o5 RIttennouse ST. CL-
G24"
BEAUTIFUL 5-ACRE WOODED SITE ON
State road n town Of Baden. Nd. lg miles
Washington, SOS. Adams 6%53-W -
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~" LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER; go.
z Ct w MA 1G6

10th STREET. NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE
Hsndsome corner home of 12 rooms and .
| baths Sell at very attractive price or
| will EXCHANGE equity.
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tionably best buy in this coming section
west Of Conn. ave: 2-story brick 6 looms rooms
bath furnace heat. elec.. gas. earaees,
combined with residence. a sacrifice at this
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

Side rooms; good location. Phone WEST 2437
OFFICES-STUDIOS.
Bragg Bldg. 18th and G sts
Chandler Bldg. 1927 Eye St
Franklin Bldg. 1927 st.
Loew Bldg. 1110 F st.
Ills 18th st.. Skylight Studios.
41s 18th st. NE, at Fla. Ave.
Consult Us for Details.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
1905 H st. NV. National 2345.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

CLEAR REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE FOR
home owners loan bonds or trust notes. or
will sell on terms. Address Box 1855 8 ar
Office
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ONLY 10.5O0-CHEVY CHASE. MD.
electric refrigerator. oil burner. e-car ga
rase: ia rre lnt Call wisconsin 4S32
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

FRONT APT. ENT. HALL LIV: ,RM; BED
rm.. kit. and din.. b., cleo. retrlg., S2o;2V
mo Wyatt Apts. 1920 Ga. ave. GE. 1873:
17o5 KLBOURNE PL, NV ROOMS,
Kit and b. entire 8rd foor: half block from
Mt Pleasant cars; FrigidaIre. co. 61S6-J
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y 7 :


-" ""nd st rooms. bath hot-water
5S Seaton pl.-6 rooms. garage S45.
alO Kennedy ST rooms $3.50.
625 Col rd.--6 rooms. porches. ga
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-29
E HARRY CRIMSON

Cleveland Juno ssit tho ncd auction racing and tho Grand Circuit which opens tho suburban Bong through machines running trot- ting ova that suiky chances complete trotting or pacing event
 for tho association hmsc employed generally stands buys horse for in .
 t there
 
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 Your Credit with AuctlOnccr
 Then the aueionocr bids Maybe &A5O Whatever horac wins tho particular tho luck second pool e sold on tho same 
 evidence entirely lower that pe. rotns track compared with some running 10 tho acoccr tho color actual cash when tho rious bids made
 Men ike Walter traine cynods tobacco sponsor tho HamcSan ut Goshcn cnry Knight Chicago David Nj. sn n % tncto lrvlng Gleason retired capitalist of Wamspor Pa and othc~ win simply raise hnsc. or stick to signify b'd
 Harness Betting Conducted system
 Many men, long experience with auotonccs wager fnncd applied ticket purchased widely of tho eourscs
 the trust" t. prosperous days pools money actunly handled a tho time of the bid. m
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-29
Bunker Hill Set
 for Sports Slate

Everything is In readiness for tho annual Fourth of July cclcbra- ton at Bunker ilill. In addition to tho spectacular morning parade, flag raising exorcinca and I'm. prOmptu speeches, thore will be a well .bnlnnood program of sports.
 In tho early afternoon an cxhl. bItIOn tonnis match has beon UT. ranged featuring Edward Bradley, Bunker Iiill junior title holder, nnd Jnck Kelly, junior champion of Washington Park. Later a baseball game between Bob Mo- rnn's old .Tlmors and Jack Au. breyg Bunker Hlll Ail'Stnrn will bG tho attraction, In addition, thcro win Do . Qu0it gamo, races for youngstorH, n vollcy ball game md Inst but not least, a dellRhtful program Of entertainment fcnturs ing noighborhood BonRHtcrH and dnnco artists, of which thcro nro many.
 Mrs william T, Logaatt, dirl Scout commissioner, heads tho e0mmltt0e In charge, ably nsnlhted by Matt Holloway, Ralph HobH, Biil Curtis, Mrs Alice Bradley, Samuel Lincoln, and oHenr Dnn' lRlHOO,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-29
TODAN& SPORT PARADE. . b8S&h@!
BY HENRY McLEMORE

Wimbledon. England, June 20--- (Up) - Putting tho sports shot here and there:
 If wealth in a hurry ls your aim don't take up cricket. |. The pro. fcssionals good enough to com pete In the test matches for tho ashes only receive $500 for each four-day match, and out of this thoy must pay all expenses, in. cluding transportation. You might, however, try soccer foot bnll In tho Soviet where star play CTS, if they aro willing to sign for ten years, arc paid as much as $26 week. .,
 English critics blamed the fall. ure of their Wightman cup team on the refusal of players to wear shorts. To ono unbiased observer, however, 1t appeared that with Mss Jacobs and Miss Palfrey play. Ing like they were, nothing short 0 ne-pieco bathing suits would have saved tho English girls. Ascot claims to Do tho richest race moct- ing tn tho world, and it's no idle boast. Some gentleman with q flair for figures has figured out that ut Ascot more than $i,000 In prizes Is paid out for each minute of racing. And that during the week moro than $2,b00,00 worth of horaeflcsh goes to the post.
 ff Harry Vardon hnd won tho British open golf championship, D, the bnckera of tho 64-yoar-0ld vot. ernn would have been paid at the ratc of 600 to one, that being tho al sFe hAnliAu
 Spectators nt tho first cricket test match certainly did thoir b0st to heed tho governments warning to conserve water. Thoro were 10000 empty bottles collected on tho grounds at tho close Of the first day of play, Tho prscnt cro- 0uot champion of England tx Miat D. D. Steel. rated by many experts aa tho flncat player tho gruolllhH game ever produced. An Engllah croquct team of four, hendcd by Miss Steel, departs In the early autumn for tho world champions shipa at Melbourne and for once, England is certain of victory. Az n sportswritcr in the Daily Exprcss put it; "Novor mind if we ioso tho ashes, dry your tears II tho Davis and Wightman cups dc' part for homes across the ocean forget about tho open champion ship. For our croquot team VII aco that Brltain's prido is upheld each bitter defcat avenged, and our national prido restored" Jack Petersen, hcavyw eight champion of Great Britain. plnni to retire and resume hiH medical fstudios ifs hls eye, injured in the fight with Lon Harvey, does not ao0n respond to treatment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-29
KOSINSKI, PUBLIC
 LINKS PLAYER.
 STATE CHAMPION

Bridgeport, Conn, June 20 -- (UP) --. Tony Kosinski, who played his first gamo of golf with G borrowed club, was Connecticut amateur champion today.
 Tho crown passed t0 him in ono of the most erratic flnalcH of q championship tournament ever wit. messed on the Br0oklawn Country Club links when no defcnted Bobby Grant, Wothcrsheld, sole survivor of tho "IIig Three" ono up.
 The 18.year-0ld local municipal links star, ntfcr wading through q field Of more than 140 of the states tOp.nOtchers, played e sen. sntionnl gnmo until tho finni 1A holos. Lending Grant 2 up at the turn he played hts worst round 0i tho tournament going out In 70 as against drnnta 37. lie was ono down ns they came Into the homo stretch,
 Nip and Tuck
 1fe squared tho match by sink Ing a birdie 2 on the 10th anf from thon on 1t was q sce.snv N affair with both playing tight. Th' final holo decided the champions ship when Kosinaki dropped e pnl { while urnnt dubbed his putt and took h five. KogInski collected nine birdlcs during tho day against Grants three.
 Tho consolation division wa, won by A. pnrdee, New Haven who defeated Ted Hcherer, Weth'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-29
CHASTAIN, TEXAS, | TORNADO FACES | GAMER TONIGHT
White City Opens Pro Box. ing Seas0n-Knapp,
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New Haven, June 2o--The out door professional boxing season opens tonight at the White City stadium, savin Rock, whore Match- makor Al We'll presentcs m all- star card feature by 10-round bout between Clyde Chastain, Texas sensation, and Al Gainer of this city holder of tho Connecticut light hcavyweight crown. The bout has created q great deal of interest and q record crowd is expected to witness tho card.
 Chastain. who has fought somo of the outstanding fighters In the country, including Maxlo Rosen- bloom, tho champion, whom hc do. featod several months ago, will bo making his debut In a Nutmeg state ring. Tho Frenchman fought in Springfield last week scoring n knockout over Eddie Moder, n nghtor who has held his own with tho best of them.
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 Gniner, the victim of m unpopu. lar decision in his fight with Tony Shucco here last week ht tho arena, has been training hard in Now York for tho bout and is look. ing forward to scoring q win. Gain- CT must win this fight in order to be In q position to bo listed as m opponent for Mnxio Roscnblooni in his titlo defcnHo contest to bc held in New York next month.
 TWO eight round bouts will Hup- port the main attraction. Carmen Knapp, Now Haven, battles Jackie Davis, Cleveland, in tho scml- final, and Johnny Hcllus, Now Haven, will trade wallops with Charlie Bndaml, New York lightweight.
 Frankie Williams, clasay Now York junior wolterweight, takes on Johnny BonitO, Brooklyn, in h six, m dtw0 New Haven fcnthorweiRhts Rocco Muilo mixes with Jimmy HteWnrt