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HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR.

MODERN BRICK DETACHED HOUSE.
garage. 1920 31st st. Emerson 32S7.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
Within one block Of Circle. detached
library. living ROOM dining room. buffers
PANTRY. kitchen. 4 bed rooms. > baths.
second floor porch. maids room and toilet
in basement; garage; 500 unfinished.
SI.5 furnished. Can be seen by appoint
r. MARBURY STAMP AND CO.
ol2 Southern Bldg. District Sl51.
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B. F. SAUL CO.,
National 200 925 18th ST. NV.
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v. I HAOhEH, I'M
2726 18th St. NE.

514 CoNcoRD AVE.
modern Groom brick home. cleo. re-
frigeration stoker and gsrage; SO month.
.,3O3 TUNLAW RID. NV.
Center-hall-type brick home. rooms
End bath; perfect condition and modern;
SIS per month.
SILVER SPRING. MD.
Attractive. modern bunealov rooms
and bath. refrigeration. oil heat. garage;
SIS per mo.
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VII I5tn 81 NV. LNatI. O0.s1S.-
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Several distinctive homes availabl: at
rentals which start ct 5000 per month.
ROBERT w. SAVAGE,
s07 Union Trust Building.
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ApAprMrhrs uhfuRh,sHEp.

1888 BILTMoRE 81: N.w.-Two-RooM
kitchen and bath apt.
95I4 PERRY ST. N.E.-2-ROOM APT.
ami: reasonable; southern exposure.
302 Observation-Disclosures. RIM. DIN.
Tm L oes ms Moth c ESQ year., le1'.
5O23 sth ct. N.W.-sMALL APART
msnt; suitable for two people; ami; rea-
FLAT-5IO end ST s.E.-s ROOMS AND
bath: screened porch; ami; newly deco.
| rated: separate entrance; reasonable 13e
TWo RooMs BATH. ,H KTTc saTs.r
CORNER APT. OR , ROOMS BREAK
fast room, kitchen. bath; heat; cleo. incl.
sfsS ST b..! 5 NsS ease r.
2917 18th ST. N.W.-3 LARGE FRONT
rooms, kltchenette. private bath, entrance;
redecorated; reasonable.
without Sa hE saats r sssn ADAMS %nH s e.
527 IRVING ST. N.W.--ENTIRE SECOND
heat tor sss and cleo. incl; private home;
WOODBRIDGE. zoos BRYANT NE.-AN
k: and b.. individual entrances. open IRE.
Rss ssa s se eo sna
sSGxnseTn; 3. 5: NASH owner isis
FOR RENT-VERY DESIRABLE GROOM
and bath apartment. near new U. s. Su.
DFems oS eHAs sui ss MuI Int s e..
FRONT APT. . LARGE. BRIGHT ROOMS
nd sas d Sap rss SIS nsIh lights
a Tso fooms
bath, for adults only; working couple pre-.
JUST THREE LEFT.
Modern. detached 5-rm. and bath apt,
equipped kitchen. modern gas appliances.
op s for inspection Saturday and Sunday.
a asS7 BATH rAR se sD s5So and A sd ROOM
2 rooms kitchen, bath and screened porch.
and bs,o rf EIsc kitchen
rent S. $3.50 $3.50 See resident ms ar. S 49,.
:. opposi'ss senate s, Smss s,ss sai st
and screened porch; fireplace in LIVING
l4S4 eiraTd St, ny rooms. Kitchen
14l7 K St. NV. National 5000.
LIGHT. GAS a. HEAT FURNISHED
1880, 222S 1st st. NV, r, k b.
$4,000. 2226 LIST st NV, = r, k, b.
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
Sl5 18th st. NV. Dist. 1858.
1851 IRVING ST NV
2 rooms kitchen and bath; electric re-
'r'sera''0n e e ag9q REG iHEIsn Co.
Mise: 1893 1899 5000 55c WISE Ey. A st.
1927 EUCLID ST NW-3 RMS. KIT,
bath; heat furnished: refrigeration and
lights on house current; So 80.
MAPLE g. JAMES. INC.
1924 18th st. NV Di. 3347.
DOWNTOWN APARTMENT.
1419 N ST. NW-S45 90
Frisidaire Current Free.
Living room, bed room, kitchen and
bath Available Oct. Is
1404 K CAFRITZ. DIST 1850
2151 CALIFORNIA ST NV
bed rooms. dining room. reception
room. kitchen. pantry and bath. Gas.
electricity and refrigeration free Ele-
vator service. See Res Mgr Rent, $50.
3149 MT. PLEASANT ST. NV
] bed room, dining room reception
room. Kitchen and bath; refriseration.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.,
1918 K 81. NV. District 1913.
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HOUSES UNFURkIsHEp.

t(Ontinue0.b
1852 4th ST. NE.-RENT, S55; 6 ROOMS
and bath. built-in garage. = Enclosed
rorches: income from second moor. $40.
1871 RrTTENHoUsE ST, N.w-6 ROOMS.
z baths lear ssraees automatic heat; new;
Adams 72I7 for inspection. IL
5 RMS. AND BATH BUNGALOW: NEARBY
No; h:-wh; elect partly furnished; excel.
lent cond.; $40 Pnone Lincoln e2l9-J. II.
SAT .O0--BUNGALoW. 5 rooms and bath.
Gentle adults. Inquire Boyer-Shipley. 614
" Central ave: Capitol Heights. Nd. Phone
4 bed rooms and bath modern Kitchen and
dinette!; newly decorated throughout; hot
water heat. garage.
incIosed porehes Frisidaire, double sarsse:
rent. SIS OWNER. GEORGIA s152.
18th AND asrEs snd sTs not,
water heat, 6uilt-in 's aarsse enc $50. not
LEO v CHORUS
Dist. 1905 or Geo. 496..
37Os 9th ST. NV.
o2nh,, BATH neat ron and
~''' s1s,a 7th ST. sw.
Six rooms. bath. hot-water heat. cleo
$40 11.h ST. H AW L SsiI1ssi ss44. II.
5-RM AND BATH BUNGALOW. H.-w.H.,
1907 s e. IL SS SoLSfss ssio 1sf. sszs.
q Rooms Rsss NF gy1S' H 81; NV SIS.
1871 Pq psHt kd NV 4 rNAN'' col oGo osas.
GROOM BRICK HOUSE FOR RENT NE:
e CO. I've. al? BIB New York ave NV. Il.
bouff sfDaf sssa Rssa anf sa
HoEsE Gao Ems
possession Nov. LIST. 1913 Irving st. ne.
9REN e,s sysDAYNq rs sEAy1 11FeS
convenient; %.ear gar. Gentiles; adults:
SO 1901 Jefferson s. nwmsem .det;
f ffles; Adults: sioo' Geo SGe "i4a
lib CHESTNUT. AVE TAKOMA PIX
rooms. additional 3rd-hoor suite: recently
Handicapped s large garden oil burner. air
ss 2es oWNEER shepherd
FOR RENT-BEAUTIFUL LARGE HOUSE
immeo'a' eHe essst 5. MUIR & CO.
Phi. Natl. 1898. 203 Southern Bldg
WOODBRIDGE. 2Oo6 BRYANT NE.-AN
k; and b.. individual entrances. open fire:
Place brick Eagass heat eiee gas and
feIElgerdlioH Included al SD quiet: COuH-
downtown. D. s. NASH. owner. 1916
Bryant ne.
MODERN BRICK. 9 ROOMS. OIL HEAT,
refrigeration, garage; near Lincoln Park;
$3.50 also l in Petworth. Monday.
Georsia 1l22.
4sIO KANSAS AVE NW-DETACHED
corner brick house: rooms. bath. new oil
built-in garage. large shade trees;
rent. SIS. open for inspection. 10 to II
COURT REALTY CO.,
Exclusive Agent
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

NO0ukiHoc0.t
NEAR CHEVY CHASE cIRcLE-BRoWs
rooms. BATH. Ffisidsire. automatic heat:
able October Ia. Inspection BY appointment.
tionai $3.50: Sunday cleveland sioo
cAPrToL: HILL. NEAR SUPREME COURT.
& rooms. Atlantic s575.
s:s:.s MONTH SIS mo:
ety LESLIE s. MHAs Bel cisa fss
s5s WHITTIER ST. N.W.-MOTHER (EM-
able home with refined small family: . bed
rooms and use of entire house as your own;
reasonable: garage. After ;. -
SMALL. ATTEAcTIyELY FURN: HOUSE
ienees For aopoinsment cali Yre Col. s ssss.
1927 MACOMB ST. N.W.-S ROOMS AND
bath. h.-wh.: available immediately. Call
after pm. or ell day Sunday. Sle0.
b ssss Ss5sn , 1gRS Md owkrR Roq Pos
Wis ave. sunday. io.s ii.
1898 MONROE ST. NW-coNVENIENT
location: 6 rooms, bath. all modern con-
veniences; months or year; 500 month;
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RID NV
Q rooms. bath; possession now; reasonable
near SIu anu hamilton 81. n.W.-D
rooms. bath. recreation room garage; near
bus line and schools reasonable rent.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.,
1919 X NV. Dist. 1918.
100 BLOCK QUE N.W-9 ROOMS "a
bed rooms). 3 baths; good condition: i'm
mediate possession. For appointment to
''''e''' 20. BOSS & PHELPS.
1417 st. NV. National 1900.
1907 22nd ST. NV
Attractive home; consisting of 20 rooms
tion by appointment only. Will not rent
for rooming or guest house.
AMERICAN SECURITY & TRUST CO..
Real Estate Dept.
18th and Pa. Ave. NV National 1918.
$3.50 CHI. CHI. AY-COMPLETELY
furn.. s rms. garage. oil heat. 500.
THOMAS P. BROWN.
els 4th St S.W Natl. 6S72.
5I2 RANDOLPH ST. NW.-DINING RIM,
living rm.. Kitchen cleo refrgerati
bed rms, ] bath. car garage. oil heat.
Completely furnished except linen and sill
yer at $50 per month. Open after . pm.
II. l.. RUST CO.
National 800 1901 18th ST NV.
24I4 4th ST. NE.
Five rooms and bath INV h. electric
refrigerator. :, glassed-in porches: .Earsse,
Available Nov. ]. S15, WAGGAMAN &
BRAWNER. 100 Eye st. NV. Met. $500
SEVERAL ATTRACTIVE. FURNISHED
homes in desirable locations.
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BROD1E K COLBERT, INC.
1907 Eye 81. NV. National 1878.
1908 OLD GEORGETOWN RID.
Detached stucco furnished house of six
rooms and bath. oil heat will redecorate
to suit: 500 Call Mr. Mclean.
THOMAS J. FISHER g. CO., INC,
13S 18th St. NV District $3.50.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

MOTHER, ADULT SONS WANT CLEAN.
ment Middle Oct. to January. Have
silver. Capitol Hill. Lincoln PARK section a.
Address Box 1s0-D. Star once.
| COMPLETELY FURNISHED LIVING
room. bed room kitchenette. bath apart
modern and reasonable. Address Box
1921 HIATT PL. NW.-sEMI- BASEMENT
apartment . rooms kitchen. bath: So so
per mo; adults. Available 18th. Col
FOR CLIENT. FUR. APT. . BED RMS.
living r. kit. and bath: in apt. house.
near Wardman Adams 901:.
TWO OR THREE FURN ROOMS. KrrcH-
School district. Address Box 447-K Star
EMPLOYED LADY. TWO ROOMS. KTTCH-
Box ILL Star once
AMI. HOUSE OR APT. IN NEARBY, VA.
M Ne, aHsa g. National TI Museum n j.
REFINED TEMPERANCE COUPLE FuRN
kitchen. bed room. bath. Address Box
bonn. Star once.
ssIUD1o TURF OR TMFT u n; ,o VEL
Address Box aO-K Star once.
. ROOMS. UNFURN. WITH KITCHEN; !"
In family; Petworth section preferred
5 seK g @sS' ONCE b. reasonable Address Box
YOUNG EMPLOYED MAN WISHES SMALL
one-room unfurn. kitchenette. bath apart
ment. preferably northwest section or
nearby Virginia. clean and fairly reason
able. Address Box 4:S2-K Star once. IL.
COUPLE WANTS SMALL FURNISHED
apartment. with private bath; reasonable.
Call BENJAMIN. Adams 5519. H.
WE CAN RENT YOUR APARTMENT CALL
MIR. ELLIS once for details.
1910 Vermont Room 217. Natl. 1884. 10
SUBURBAN APARTMENT
Desirably located property with acre
age: six or more attractively furnished
quiet rooms for family OF three Address
complete particulars TO Box 2S1-K. Star
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APARTMENTs SUBURBAN.

ATANb m6NbS SOO0NOAN.
9 ROOMS PRIV BATH. UNFURN.: ,PRI-
Tass sso H. efss ahse ro sed Glen
Nd. Shepherd 1855. H.
TAKONA PARK-FIRsT FLOOR. STRICT
ly private; 3 rooms: unfurn;; kitchen. large
440s ALABAMA AVE Sc. fCOR. RIDGE
DIS rms. elec.. kit. tile bath and
prlSste ensTane. s45: adults no no doas
. PERsHING AVE, CoLMAR MANOR.
newly dec: h-w.h. cleo. gas and garage
furnished.
FwRN on HNFURN, 3 OR Z LOVELY y,sIn
aai.t f mod e1ah pI R fy I'd xs. ee'n
ARLINGTON, VA. e104 WILSON BLVD
Groom furnished apt: near court house;
excellent location: modern.
/ RIM, KIT. SCR. PORCH. sEMI-PRIV.
e efsh seat 1863 g. eiee' included saS mo
TWO NICE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.
n Gsas. bath On car los sC
Lincoln ave Falls Church Va.
TWO LARGE RMS. KIT. AND B.; AUTO
refrigeration and heat; fireplace; adults:
cow. location. Takoma' PIX. Georgia l34s.
TAKoMA PARK-E SECOND
floor of =? rooms. unfurn. kitchenette pri-
vate bath. private entrance: cleo refrigera-
lUT. neat. Ilknt anu kts luIu- CpicHdiu
location. Near oil city TRANSPORTATION.
Shepherd 1914
CLARENDON--8 ROOMS. FURNISHED IN
priv. home: bath. oil heat. earaee: D acres
Of beautiful grounds: 3 blocks from Clar,
endon business center. close to bus. 342"
N. 18th st Phone Clarendon 1858 Sunday
all day or Monday evening.
637 Goth ST. s. VA. HIGHLANDS, VA
fSaTeh sp' oil In Seat por small couple
MODERN. GROOM KITCHEN BATH
apt: entrance and bath private; balcony
front porch. garage; S35 mo. Phone Falls
Church 66-J-9
SILVER sPRING-UNFURNIS TILE
bath shower. sleeping porch heated. cleo
tricity. gas garage: near transportation;
very desirable location; reasonable. "a
Sligo ave. 12'
NEARBY MD.-MODERN. PARTLY rURN.;
3 rms. bath with shower. kitchen. screen
ed porch; G E. refrigeration, oil burner;
private entrance. Greenwood i3:l3.
LARGE BED RM.. FURN.. OR ] LARGE
rm.. unfurn.. for Ink: includ. gas. cleo.
heat, earage: bus by door every ) min
utes. Walnut .l10, 1888 Wilson blvd,
Clarendon. Va.
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY IN BEAUTIFUL
Hampshire Gardens to own your own home
sale and rooms-moderate cash IN
vestment and low monthly payments:
restricted community Of 1O2 selected fam
lilies. Apply Apt. 103. "a Emerson st.
NV. Georgia 5741.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-24
ACTION AGAINST
 CITY WITHDRAWN
Father Sought $lO,OOO for Death of Daughter
 Due to Fall

withdrawal of the Sio.Ooo action of Philip Rinaldi, administrator, against tho city of Waterbury was officially recorded in the office of the clerk of the court of common pleas this morning. The plaintiff sought remuneration for the death of the late Angeline Rinaldi as Q result of injuries allegedly sustained in Q fall into Q hole in front of 207 Platt street.
 Rinaldi sued as the administrator of the estate of his daughter An- geline Rinaldi. The latter fell into the hole on September 18th, 1884, According to the complaint she hurt her stomach when she struck Q jagged rock. HemorrhageS result ed, lt was alleged, and the plalntiR's 6 intestate died November 22nd, 1884.
 The withdrawal of the case today involved no costs for either party, It was not possible to ascertain whether or not any amount of money had been paid in settlement of the action.
 The city of Waterbury, at the same time today, instituted Q fore- closure action against James P, Grady for nonpayment of taxes. The property Is located on Ridgewood street,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-24
STEEL CO.'S MAKE
 ANOTHER OFFER

New York, July 24. (UP)--Major Steel companies throughout the country agreed today to pay one and one-half times the prevailing wage scales for overtime work, with the eight-hour day and six-day week the basis of computation.
 Labor leaders said the agreement was virtually meaningless, for steel workers have not been employed more than 70 hours 6 week, except possibly in the last 60 days, for sev- eral years. Steel industry executives agreed that working hours probably would not materially pass 70 this year.
 Tn the event that overtime work should become generally necessary, the plan would affect approximate ly 65 per cent of steels 6OO,OOO workers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-24

When Harry Dsmlck, 4S, of l47 South Main street, hears that popular ballad, "Lookie' Lookie, LoOkie, Here Comes Cookie" he sees red. For with MT. Demlck, Cookie" Is . fight. ing word.
 In city court today Mfr. Demick told Judge Edward MascOlo that Salvatore Riano, 3S, of 2S scovIIl street, was ale ways calling him Cookie. He objects so strenuously to the title that he had RianO hailed into court on . breach of peace charge. Riana claimed that everyone calls MT. Demick "Cookie" and declared he didn't know why he should be singled out for prosecution. Judge MascOIO continued the case for two weeks for investigation by the probation officer. Passing MT. Dcmick on his way out of tho courtroom Mir. Rlano mum- bled something and Mir. Demlck jumped to his feet excitedly.
 "YOu see," he said, The just said 1t again!" But MT. RianO was already out of the room, while several spectators snick. cred. "ICs no laughing matter" said MT. Demlck heatedly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-24

saIesmanship begins at the cradle and ends at the grave, ac- COrding to Billy B. Van, erstwhlle minstrel man., now . resident of Newport, N. H., and well known to hundreds of local theatergOers. Billy has sold his stuff in Water. Dury on several occasions.
 In an article In the Metropoll. tan Life Insurance cOmpany'S ex. ecutlves' Service Bulletin, MT. Van tells how to create an "UnfOrget- table Impression" which he con. slders Q basic factor in training salesmen for Q successful career.
 "The theater," MT. Van says, "prOduces some of the finest sell- ing technique we have today. ShOwmanshlp is scientific selling. Good ShOwmanship in the thc- atcr begins with . good play and . capabIy selected, well-direCted cast. The author, the director, and the stage manager work for weeks in advance to create an 'Unfor. gettable Impression on each member of thc cast"
 Mr. Van shows how business executives, salS managers and ad- vertlslng managers have taken 2 page from the theater and are now dev0tlng "m0re and more time and thought to creating the 'UnforgettabIe Impression In the minds of their Salesmen." They are doing this by means of show manshIp that is distinct from
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-24
Six Named Student
 Corporals At Fort
 Devens, Fort Adams
Promotions for Waterbury Youths at Fort Ethan Allen Expected to Be Officially Announced During Com.
 ing Assignments Are Given Out

is student company clerk in Com pany 3. Anthony Mirabilio, Ae6 Homestead avenue, Q member of the Wilby high school rifle club, is in Company A and is Q candidate for the Camp Perry team. His trial scores this week were @ out of 50 prone and 22 out of 2S sitting.
 Other Assignments
 Other Waterbury boys assign- ments are as follows: Company A. John J. conlan, i6T southmayd road; John J. Connolly, lS Magill street: Joseph J. Corcoran, S4 eco- will street: Edward F. Murphy, no Bridge street: and John B. slavin, l2o southmayd road: Company B, William J. stoker, 66 Plaza avenue; Company E, Joseph M. Doyle, Jr, S4 Piedmont street and Robert 2. McNerney, eo6 Baldwin street; Company ?. Aldo J. Bern. abe, 6e South street; Thomas P. Delaney, 2le Lounsbury street, Joe seph T. Fox, 10 Ridgewood street, and Douglas II. Robertson, 66S North Main street; Company O., George D. Duigan, l3i South street and John II. Mc0rath, ol4 Baldwin street; Company I, Joseph J. Ba- rome, S22 Willow street, and Francis R. Mahoney, a Giles street; Com- pany K, George r. Gillette, 0i Ives street and John o 'Conor, 2I6 Wash- ington street; Company L, William J. Hunihan, S7 Hill street and George H. Larrow, 2S Pearl Lake road.
 This week firing on the rifle range is the chief item on the program. Preparations for the always popular overnight hike are in progress. Brig. Gen. Clement A. Trott, U. 6. A. is camp commander.
 Overton Promoted
 At Fort Adams George E. Over. ton, Sol West Main street, is cor- poral of the 2nd squad lst platoon of Battery B. He is captain of his battery soft ball team. Louis Van. derpol of Litchfteld holds the rank of corporal aid Is acting as right guiNs of the list platoon of Battery D. lSt Lieut.. Henry P. GoetS 2nd Lieut.. Charles E. Fulkerson of this city are on duty with the 64Srd Coast Artillery which has the duty of instructing the 0. M. T. O. Lieut.. 0oets commands the lst pla- toon of Battery D and is adjutant of the 2nd Battalion. Lieut.. Full kerson commands the 2nd platoon of Battery ?. and is supply officer of the 2nd Battalion,
 Early next week the camp pro- gram will include firing of harbor defense and anti-aircraft guns. Col, Lloyd P. Horsfall, 0. A. C., U. 6. A., instructor of Coast Artillery organ- ized reserve units ct Hartford, is camp commander.
 News is awaited concerning the activities of the eleven Waterbury boys at the camp ta Fort Ethan Allen, Vt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-24

Reports from c. M. T. 0. camps at Fort Devens in Massachusetts and ct Fort Adams, Rhode Island, submitted today by Major Newton w. Alexander, American Legion chairman for the Waterbury district, show that several Waterbury boys have been promoted. At Fort Devens three local youths have been named As student corporals and the same number have also been advanced to that position at Fort Adams.
 At Fort DevenS John 0. Cluney, S40 Chipman street, is Q squad lead- CT in Company !, William '. Dwyer, a Loundsbury street, and Peter A. O'Donnell, % Ayers street, lead squads in Company A, and Martin J. Flaherty, 24 Fuller street, is core poral of Q squad in Company r. John w. McQurk, 64 Fuller street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-24
BRUNO PARDEE
 IN GOLF PLAY
New Haven Entry Under. dog Today in Farming.
 dale Senli- Finals
Rx GEORGE KIRKsEY

United Press Stan C0rrespondent)
 Farmingdale, N. Y, July 24-(uP) -schoolboy against necktie sales. man and Hollywood extra against insurance man was the lineup today for the 36-hole semi-finals in the poor mans golf tournament-the National Public Links champion. ship.
 First of the tee of the Bethpage state park course at 0:30 Q. m, (EDT) were Walter Greiner, is- year-old Baltimore business school student, and Claude Rippy, 23-year- old Washington, D. O., haberdashery clerk.
 Pardec Wins Again
 Tn the second match Bruno Par. dee, 3e-year-old New Haven, Conn. insurance salesman, faced Pat Alb. bolt, 2A.year-old Pasadena, Calf. Community playhouse actor. They are the only players left oi the record breaking field of 222 which started out Monday in the S0.hoie qualifying round. After quail flying they survived two Ie-hole rounds Wednesday and another pair of ia-hole rounds yesterday.
 The l20-pound Rippy, whose dap- per wearing apparel made him look like Q country club boy in compari- son to the cops, pipe filters. steel workers, taxicab drivers and other husky players who predominated was favored to win his match over 0reiner who has never won any kind of Q tournament.
 Rippy; co.medalist, who set Q new public links record when he played nine holes in 30 strokes, six under par, during the qualifying round, has e stylish game. He is only seven strokes oyer par for the 97 holes he has played in this tournament.
 Abbott Favored
 Abbott was c heavy favorite to triumph over Pardee, his stocky op- ponent. The i32-pound Californian actor played the finest golf in the tournament yesterday In winning his two matches. He was one under par for IA holes in winning his nlor- ming match and even par 72 in the afternoon.
 If the tournament runs to form, Rippy and Abbott, pair of thin, lanky shotmakers should meet in the finest final in public links his- tory.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-24
SONCSTRESS STARS WITH FAMOUS BAND
Larry Funk Appearing at Lake COnlpOunce Sun.
 day Evening

Larry Funk and his Band of 1000 Melodies, inclduing that demure songster Muriel Sherman, Vaughn Monroe and his famous trio, Sam Roberts wha takes nothing serious ly, and all the rest are coming to the Spanish Gardens at Lake Com bounce Sunday night July 26th' Larry is the boy who up until this season has held the attendance record at the lake. This record how ever was broken recently by several of the fie orchestras that have ap- peared there. SO that Sunday night Larry will have Q new mark to shoot at, and he is as determined as ever to achieve that coveted record, once more.
 The Band Of A Thousand Melo- dies has just returned from the Brown Palace Hotel in Denver Col orado.
 Saturday will undoubtedly be ont of the banner days of the current season at Lake Compounce. The United Aircraft, some l2,000 strong will take over the park for the en- tire day with their various activi- ties.
 This outing includes Pratt Ant Whitney, Chance Voight, The Ham, Hilton Standard Propeller, 6ikorosky of Bridgeport and several smaller subsidiaries. An exceptionally fin' display of fireworks will be present. ed Saturday night, and during the evening roller skating and dancing to Hal McIntyre's orchestra will furnish additional recreation to the regular facilities obtainable at that popular resort.
 Sunday afternoon the New De- parture Band of Bristol under the direction of band leader Ernest Becker will present a concert from three to five o'clock. The Lake management is very happy to an- nounce that on August ninth they have secured the services of that one and only Prince of HIDE HO". Cab Galloway and his Cotton Club Orchestra.