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Evening star., 1937-06-10
HELP MEN.
tContinufd

SODA girl or man, i'm
medlately. exp good salary: ref. Parking
SHOP Phar. 4S4l Mass ave. NV,
SODA MEN '5J thoroughly experienced
references; good salary and advancement,
Phone Mr.. 6, Met 64Gi.
TAILOR. experienced middle-aged. wanted
at once. Apply 1924 Nichols ave. Sc.
TEACHER or college student. splendid
S@'oi week free training required. Ad-
dress Box 357-A. Star Office
TIRE REGRUVER, expeEIenced needed at
l1n1 kaIorama rd n ".
UNDERGRADUATE wishing Summer en-
ployment, can expect average earnings OF
;, 80 to >;S2 weekly write, stating age. con-
70 start work. Address Box 366B. Star
UsED-CAR sALEsMEN-Tie up with
Washington's leading dealer liberal propo-
Sition demonstrator furnished. 1901
l4th St. n. ". Mr.. Cooper
VULCANIZER white. experienced: steady
work and good pay; no Sunday work Ap-
pN between 10 and IL a m. 3446 14th
MATCHMAKER: state salary wanted and
experience. Address Box 247B. Star office.
YOUNG. MAN 3!- to work IN dei!cateSScn
ana ana soda fountain; must be good worker
Y0UNG 4c9l5Ss5 NAN AZ csTgocery Gerk: refere3ees
= OCt'1 .N4H-N DON4lIDI. as CdSNleT. ReDlN
IN own handWTlilng stating age, auallh-
cations. telephone number, etc, furnish
references Address Box 4I-C. star ONCE.
YOUNG MAN. intelligent mechanical abn-
house. excellent opportunity. must be
h.ghly recommended Address Box 347-B
YOUNG MAN over Is to solicit business
for house remodeIing Co salary and com
mt'S;on: nne opportunity. Address Box
YOUNG, MEN AND BOYS 6 years Of age
Apply Mr. Schryver 1877 New York ave
YOUNG MEN with auto parts sales expert
ehce: mus nave car and sood recommen-
chine Co @366 Schois ht5IsSa ave. eu!o Sc a5'S Ma
WANTED, bench hands for furniture
repair steady Job. Apply c. R. Smith
carpenter shop. Wardman Park Hotel l2-
TO TIE experienced salesman IN the me-
dium priced field who has clean record
IN washington we Will make an attractive
proposition prop selling L!ncoln-zephyr cars.
App.y sales manaGer. AnaCoStla Motor Co..
I'D Good Hope rd sc
DO YOU WANT TO EARN that extra money
IN your spare time this season 10 take that
vacation that trip. without cost TO YOU
o. buy those necessities or iuxnfies. secure
LEADS Tor prominent memorial PARK project
No $chemes. No selling necessary Let US
Room 3l3 Bond Bids
AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION
wants . men with cars who can qualify for
positions a. sales reDresentatlves. Special
SeIllng experience or good business back
sFound desired; complete SALES training
course and an expense allowance during
tTaInlng, period to men who qualify. Do
not apply unless you really want to work
are honest and desire continuous and
prominent employment. Our proposition
had year-ar0und appeal. Apply between
Q and - Thursday morning District of
Columbia Motor Club. Penn. ave. at 18th
St. NV.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

REFINED GENTLEMAN WITH NEW
Packard touring 10 West Coast desires
or consenial passengers. Address BOX
lie Star Office TO-
TAKE 3 PASSENGERS DRIVING TO
Chicago or Minnesota, 1887 Plymouth Sc
dan: leaving June Is. Lincoln 559S-J
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HELP MEN.
MEN
ROOFING SALESMAN,

Wanted for sales force automobile ex-
perIence preferred. DeSt opportunity IN
Washington. See Mr.. Arnold. 4IOO Georgia
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WANTED
Statesmen

By June 15th--5 men. by local financial
institution: retired men considered State
full particulars. Address Box 346-B Star
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DRIVING TO DALLAS LAST OF WEEK.
Take PASSENGERS Decatur 291l. IL
DRIVING TO SOUTH DAKOTA JUNE 16.
Room tor Two. HARRY L. MARTIN D.s-
trlCt 1850. IL
Evening star., 1937-06-10
Apply Bethel Office,

PRESSERS, experienced in
alteration department of
mems clothing. See Mr..
Berns, Bonds, 1885 F st. NV.
WOOL PRESSERS, expert
enced; excellent wages and
working conditions. Night
and day forces. Apply Mr..
Henderson, Palace Laundry,
Dry Cleaning Division, 9th
and II sts. NV.
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CARPENTERS
ATTENTION. MEN.

Owing TO our expansion We have few
more open1ngs for ambitious. clean-cut
men. at least y. with d. c. drivers per
mitS; salary S17.5U Wk. plus commission
and bonus. possible earnings. $50 to $40
wH.: splendid opportunity for advance
ment: abSolutely no selling. col Trans
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N. Y. AND RETURN: LV SAT PM
ret. sun p m carry , reasonable: new
car. Phone Dec. 4292-J between : and d
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TWO MEN,

Only men with service or sales expert
ence. Only honest. reliable and hard work
ers neeo apply. Car and married pre-
1erTed. CompensationS discussed in inter-
view. Apply 1906 Lamont 81. NV. Thurs
Evening star., 1937-06-10

! PSYCHIC READER lone cI-.a9emen,- eX-
per!eHced, Address Box Is-C, s.ar Office.
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MOTOR IRAYEI-

SOUTHEASTERN WIS. JUNE Il. SHARE
drlIlnE. expense, room for :! passengers.
CaH after ; pm. West lig1-M
LEAVING FOR MIAMI FLA. JUNE Is,
could take . or 3. $50 22nd NV Apt,
no H.
Evening star., 1937-06-10
Air Headliners
Afternoon PROGRAMS,
TODAY'S PROGRAM

400 p.m.-WJSV, Washington
St. Louis Base Ball
Game.
4:45 p.m.-WMAL, Evening Star
Flashes.
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OFFICE MANAGER.

Experienced man of executive ability
wanted TO take charge of office; Wholesa lie
firm. Should have knowledge of credits.
State references and age. Replies conf
dentlal Address Box 1n-R Star Office
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IEL SERVICE.
! 81 C ST N "
DOMES TIC.

J til has COOKS. ChambermaldS. nurses,
g h W. part-tlme day workers; houSemen.
Evening star., 1937-06-10

company expand
ing new sales department can use several
OF refinement. Easy hours. Pay discussed
q, interview. Apply . 10 u. Room Dos,
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LADY cultured intellectual. opportunity 70
earn good business. salary first year.
: 200. weeks free training REQUIRED.
Address Box @H4-A Star Office
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LADY. Christian. practical nurse. some
COOKING during day to LADY CCnyalesC!ug.
Address Boz soc. Star Office
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.


COMP ANON. to elderly lady. will take en-
TIRE charge of home; drives car. Miss
| West. North 6475-J.
COLORED GIRL wants light work BY dsy
Tor employed couple. Mabel North 3I1O
COLORED WOMAN wants work. cleaning
Iaundrying or bachelors quarters. Phone
District 693s.
GIRL, colored wants work part time or
Gays; city references. North 43l5-J
GIRL. colored wants Job in private family,
d. G. cooking. housework stay nights;
small salary: can come at once. E Jones,
route No. Charles Town w. Va 1O'
GIRL. colored wants nursing or maid,
taxing, care invalid; years experience;
refined. North 1899.
GIRL. colored would Ike a place as
mothers helper in the city: stay nights.
Please call 1929 9Th st. NV IO'
GIRL, colored wants day or part-timc
work: best references 227 w st. NV
SITUATIONS WANTED Woman and glrl
want gh.w and cooking; woman will stay
nights. II Eve ST. nc. Apt. J.
WOMAN, colored, desires ghw. cooking:
willing TO go away; wages not under $40
week; with ref. Call al 3701 18th st. NV.
WANT DAY, or part time work. Call
District SiS5.
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HELP WOMEN.

ALTERATION DEPT opening for an eX-
perIcnced person pleasing personality. Ap-
ply Alice Fay. 1928 l. st NV
APPOINTMENT CLERK in exchange for
learning beauty parlor work. Address
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NURSES Wanted-S- S-hour Guty Monthly
salary range ~5u-c1J with maintenance.
C!Uu-oIO5 without. RcGurcmcn,s United
SSI!a,e& .c!lHenshlD license M own State.
write Director. Division 0: NURSING De-
parLmeh, Of HOsp.IaL. NeM YnLE CIV
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LANSBURGH & BROS.

Will select man over % for local sales
work. Part-time in store and part-tlme
outside. Man selected must make good
appearance and have car. Apply Employ
ment ONCE. 4th floor Friday. 10 am
Evening star., 1937-06-10

| SALESGIRLS, household linen and lrfanrS'
| wear, !! not experienced 90 not apply.
| LlncN Mari. ln.LI @ 81, y y
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BOOK SALESMEN's
ATTENTION

The Encyclopaedia Britannica has an
nounced within the last twenty-four hours
the greatest selling proposition ever Of
fered in history of book business If YOU
don't come in and see the deal we both
Will lose plenty. S1S National Press Bldg.
before m
Evening star., 1937-06-10
HELP DOMESTIC.

GENERAL HOUsEWORKER exp win s--.
children: stay nights. city refs Clev 7Iir.
GIRL OR WOMAN white or colored. asst
mother with children. light housevOrE.
afternoons ! 20 G. steady easy JOB for
neat person with references. Cal IN person.
"l6 Ath 81. ". Nj Loren
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; 90 a week. duties Igu' 1851 Pa-E RI It,
! APT II". Phone Co. U5Iu Mr. Tav.or.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-27

!" Santillo insulted himself by acting as an absentee, but then he did so wearing one of "Pesty" Imbimbo's 's swallow-tails. "Wintry" Diana rounds out that recently awakened Yale team and contributed much to- ward their 1903.
 But even though Yale rolled 1903, Princeton with only 1926 took two big games from them. The league certainly doffs their hats in salute to such c masterpiece. "Chief Standing Water" Lombardi, still bothered with golf balls in the throat, proved to be low man with 283 for Princeton. I'll 9argento" scarpetti and "TexaS Ranger" Conte with 333 and 32l made Up the deficit. Did someone ask about Cigar -in- the-Mouth" Colangelo? The answer-"C Cigar the 6outh" is one of the most consistent and likable guys in the organization. Last but not least, that iiicompara. !. ble Juvenile" Dente has Issued c proclamation that no matter what, te will attend each and every bowl- ing session and requests the same attitude be assumed by oil other than Never Present" Matty who is obligated only to himself and can do as he sees fit.
 Gang, this Is the last night of the firss round SO let's mark 1t as c gala niSht for recordsand attend- ance. AdieG.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-27
ROYAL. ARCANUMS
 IN STATE LEAGUE

The Mattatuck Council, No. 7lS, Royal Arcanum, will start their winter sport activities Thursday, Oc- tober 2S, 1887, when they will bowl the Bristol Team in the first game of the newly formed Royal Arcanunl State League which consists of eight teams throughout the state. All bowlers are urged to be on deck promptly at 8 p. m. at the Brooklyn Y. M. 0. A.
 Basketball will be another ate traction of the Mattatuck Council, which will get underway Friday, November 5, 1897, at Barnard school. Although a State League has not as yet masterialized, one is under way. The Mattatuck Council Is the first to start a basketball team in the state, but other teams are fol- lowing through, and 1t won't be long before a State League will be formed;; but in the meantime any team wishing games will please com- municate with Manager Louis R. DiLeo, 237 Congress avenue, or phone 4-7766 and ask for Michael Campi.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-27
DUNN ELECTED
 E.M.G.A. PRESIDENT

Succeeding Bob Welch as pres- ident of the East Mountain Golf Association, members elected Joe Dunn as head man of the group which will conduct affairs at the municially owned layout for the next year. The club champion, Frankie Paul was chosen vice-pres- ident while Joe Samoska and John Kearney were named treasurer and secretary. The vice-president will also head the important club events committee while Armand Provost will have charge of the social do- ings for the next season. A social hour followed the business meeting held last night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-27
Today's Sport Parade
By HENRY McLEMORE
 tUnited Preas stan Correspondent

entry blanks, and not one was e nationally known player. They were strictly rabbits" meaning the type of players who get into the second round of the big tournaments only if they are fortunate enough to draw byes. The name players stayed away, frightened by the rules that govern the U. s. L, T. A.. Clause A reads:
 "An amateur lawn tennis player Is specific ally prohibited from play ing in Q tournament with or against any person other tha na naHnateur."
 The dreenhrier sportsmen were unhappy in their choice of @ time to start an open tournament. A few years ago, when our chances of ever regaining the Davis cup ap- peared extremely slim, and interest in tennis in this country was at o much better chance. It is possible that even the holy U. s. L. T. A. might have considered sanctioning one, what with its biggest and strongest clubs losing money on every tournament.
 But those days are gone, and they'll stay gone as long as the cup remains on this side of the At lantic. The cup acts as Q hypo- dermic. Already It's magic stimula- ton has been felt Tournaments that lost money last year and the year before that, cleaned up this season. The eastern grass court championships at Rye was one. The nationals at Forest Hills, and the doubles ct Longwood in Boston, others.
 Next year tennis will come close to reaching an all-time high. Aus tralians will be here. The Japanese will be here. And their matches with our cup forces will be played before sell-out crowds. Then there will be the challenging round, and after that the nationals, with 0 brilliant international field. And all these foreign players will be avail able for lesser tournaments ct lesser club s. Money will be plentiful, aud fancy travelling and lodging money will be given the amateurs. And as long as the amateurs are kept happy-and there Is no better way to keep an amateur happy than supply him with Q liberal expense account-they are not going to be interested in on open tournament.
 I, for one, regret the lack of an open championship: It would make for @ tremendous show, just as 1t does in golf, polo, and other sports. But it's 0 long ways off.
 Copyright, 1887, by United Press)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-27
CRACKERJACKS DRILL

The Town Plot Crackerjacks will hold practice tomorrow night at the Normand street Stadium at 7:30 sharp.
 The Plotters will meet the strong Oakville Bulldogs Sunday at Hamil- ton Park in a contest that will be strongly fought as the Bulldogs will be shooting for their first win and the Plotters will be trying for their fourth straight victory.
 Manager Michael J. Purcaro has the strong Providence Bradley's booked for next Sunday at the East End field, and to date has booked the Twenty Centurys, for later in the month.
 The Plotters are trying to book the Litchfield Cowboys for the 14th or the 28th of November.
 Any other strong semi-pro team wanting games is asked to write to the manager of the Crackers or answer through this newspaper.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-27
FL Eleuen Alter Air-7ight Defense
SarrOn, Pioneer
 And Globe TrOtter
By DAN PARKER

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 should have nnt hs ss make h Nv York debut 5 D C % WI w % s.S nu Snh % s wS having the first worlds chaplOnshp fight in the put on chsmplonshp
 Nor are these his only distinctions Back he fought Johnny aSs s;S T % the s s @ oss s HsS s @ Hs ss'9 :nos s n tn: hs Sd noa T 0~G treat S @ Snd @ 3 % Ts sS' @ ss % s the SS Ss sy s % the sn % sa As s Hss sSS this being the
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 .Es Sows for t. with nts Pssss circulating as sample his handwOrk.
 sarrons featheweigh recognized California his heath else Recognition accorded him there when he outpone Beo York commission had designated the champion But the New York commission refused to concur in this action which Armstrong Mcke though fought weight not regulation l6round championship event Later New York Hennery knocked Mike hatter than saucer of warmed the New still withheld bendon However hsy Wraihs of nights bout will featherweght Though ts predicting that the Mr. Armstrong will be the third his hold worlds title currently aleng about midnight Friday.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-27
DObie'S Scalp Already Yelped For In Boston
By ERNEST BARcELLA

United Press Staff Correspondent
 Boston, oct 27.-tUP)--Letting the sports chips fall where they may:
 Disgruntled grandstand quarter backs ct Boston college are putting Gil Dobie on the pan. They're saying his offense must be antiquat- ed If B. 0. couldn't score against Temple or Detroit. What they're yelling for IS wide open football .
 This attitude of dissatisfaction is very strange when you consider that only Q few weeks ago these same grandstand quarterbacks were shout ing lon to the Rose 'Bowll" And at that time Dobie himself was warning that while he had 0 pretty good team, 1t wasn't 0 world.beater.
 The grousing started after 3. O, was held to Q Scoreless draw by 0 Temple eleven that subsequently, beat Carnegie Tech which conquer ed Notre Dame. The woofing got louder when B. o. was beaten last Saturday by an undefeated and very hot Detroit team When Boston walloped Kansas State three weeksago you couldn't jam all the Dobie well-wishers into one room . but last Saturday night Dobie found only three newsmen in the same room to greet him That's the life of c football coach for you
 Dizzy Dartmouth
 The Dartmouth football team that invades the Yale bowl Saturday is supposed to be one of the Screwist that ever wore the Green regi- mentals Chief screwball of the tribe, they say, is Fred Holling- worth Incidentally, he halls from St. Louis which, you will re- member, gave the baseball world Dizzy Dean J.
 Another parallel there Is that Hol- iingworth Is Q pitcher, too . That is, he pitches the passes He also calls the signals and occasion- ally calls for play that isn't in tho books The Indians don't compare with their l936 predeces- sorS when 1t comes to precision, but they're much more colorful {. They're 50 daffy that they've even got the usually gloomy coach Red Blaik smiling Football Is no hardship for these birds They play for the fun of 1t =.
 It develops that one major league club was willing to pay Bill Me- Kechnie more than the $30,000 yearly salary he will get for piloting the Cincinnati Reds It couldn't have been the Chicago Cubs by any chance2 Or maybe the St.. Louis Browns? -.
 Buckley Busy
 Johnny Buckley, the fat little guy who managed former Heavyweight Champion Jack Sharkey, Is trying to get John Henry Lewis to go against his MT. Lou Bruillard for the light-heavyweight title {. Brouillard held two crowns under Buckley's inanagership-the worlds welter and middleweight champion ships ..
 Social Note: MT. Jack sharkey Is hunting deer in Nova Scotia. And MT. Babe Ruth is there gunning for moose ...
 Jack Dempsey already has pur- chased Q block of tickets for the opening here of the musical show that will feature the stage come- back of Mrs. Dempsey-Hannah (cheerful little earfuD Williams. to you
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-27

St. Louis, Oct. 27-(Up)-The re- turn of the Davis cup to these shores after Q l0-year absence dealt e knockout blow to those gentlemen who had sought @ national open tennis chamuionship.
 If you don't believe that's right just look back in the files and glance over the field that competed in the recent tournament at the Green brier Country club in White Sulphur Springs. This tournament was in the nature of 0 noble experiment" Sponsored by men who withdrew from the U. s. L. T. A. when that body refused to allow the Green brier club to stage exhibitions by professionals on It's courts, the tournament was an open one, with substantial cash rewards for the pros, and gleaming silver for the amateur.
 But 1t didn't lure the amateurs, Only nine simon-pures sent in their
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-27

week Murray brings one of the big name screen stars to the air to play his or her own part in some anaz- ing true story from the players ca reer. The Nelson orchestra will play a group of the latest hit tunes and furnish background music for Murray'S dramatizaton. Ozzie and Harriet will sing the vocals.
 Rev. Wilfred J. Parsons, s. J., of
 Georgetown University, Washing
 ton, D. C.. will speak on "The
 Lord of the World" during the
 Catholic Hour program on Sum-
 day, October 3l, at 6 p. m., EST,
 over the NBC-Red Network. The
 Paullst Choir under the direction
 of Father Finn also will be heard.
 Garbo, the Unapproachable, has talked! Sid skolsky has "scooped"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-27
MAJOR WANDLE, YALE TRAINER, SUFFERS STROKE
WelI.Known Eli Condition. CT Partially Paralyzed;
 Passer Drill

New Haven, Conn, Oct 27.-(UP) The entire Yale university football squad was saddened today by the collapse of its well-known trainer, Major Frank A. Wandle, but vigor- ous work went on just the same in preparation for the Dartmouth in- vasion Saturday. ,.- l..
 Wandle suffered Q cerebral hem- orrhage late yesterday while leda- ing the Eli squad in setting up eX- ercises. Rushed to Q hospital, he was found to have Q partially par- alayzed right side and his condition only was "fair".
 He first came to Yale in 1884 after training teams ct West Point and Louisiana State university.
 Pass Drill
 Meantime, Coach "Ducky" Pond sent his first-line squad out on a hard offensive drill. Much atten- ton was given to the Eli's passing attack which coaches felt was not up to par in recent games.
 Capt. Clint Frank and Reserve Man Bud Humphrey were delegated to do the passing, and all eligible receivers were given opportunities to do some catching.
 Then, for two hours, the varsity executed 0 dummy scrimmage against the Scrubs and later there was actual scrimmage, but no scores were allowed.
 Before the Scrimmage yesterday Coach Pond hahd four of his ace kickers practicing bunting, They were Dave Colwell, whose 40-yard field goal against Cornell was a gem, Johnny Miller, Charley Ewart and Humphrey.
 The team was expected to par. ticipate in Q secret drill in the Bowl today. The Scrubs will use Dart- mouth plays against the varsity.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-27
DE CORSO VICTOR
 OVER CIMINERA

Another one of those nip and tuck tussels featured the City Amateur pocket billiard competition last night at the Wooster with Teddy DeCorso winning from Patty Ciminera, 75 to 73 in a well-played game. Tonight. at 7:3O o'clock, Johnny Devine and Prank Dillon will meet with the wirl- ner to be paire{ with Tommy Cop petto, who wont m Johnny Burke, 75 to A2 on Moi.day night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-27
BOSTON COLLEGE

Newton, Mass, Oct. 27-(UP)- Though two backfieid stars may be unavailable for the clash, Boston College probably will have the serv- ices of left guard Ernie Schwotzer for Saturdays game with North Carolina State. Schwotzer suffered c shoulder injury in the Columbus Day game with Temple. Mean while, backfield stars Feiia dintoff and Ira Jcivilikian remained on the sidelines nursing knee injuries.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-27
Budge Battered

Los Angeles, Oct. 27.-UP).-- Donald Budge, worlds ranking amateur tennis player, was nursing cuts and bruises today, suffered when he went to sleep at the wheel of his automobile and let 1t hurtle over a five-foot ditch and overturn three times.
 He refused medical treatment when he crawled from the wreckage, but later complained of aching ribs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-27
HOLY CROSS

Worcester, Mass, Oct. 27-(Up)- It appeared virtually certain today that Bullet Bill Osmanski will be available to Holy Cross for It's im- portant battle with Temple satur- day. The flashy fullback, injured in the Georgia game ii days ago. had his first workout yesterday, toiling in the first string backfield. Meanwhile, Captain Bob Mautner was back at center.