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Evening star., 1939-06-11
Miss Marjorie Duvau
Married. to Mr.. NJ. ID. Reeves.

Married to Mr.. Nj. ID. Reeves.
Miss Marjorie Duvall. daughter of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
Duvall of Washington. was mar
ried yesterday to Mr.. Max browne
Reeves of Plains, Kans., and WASH
ington. Mr.. Reeves is the son of the
Rev. and Mrs. Wray R. Reeves
OF Plains, KanS. They were mar
ried at 8 o'clock yesterday evening
at the Calvary Baptist Church
by the Rev. William S. Abernethy.
The church was lavishly decorated
with a profusion of spring flowers
and tiers of candles.
The bride was given in marriage
by Mr.. Robert H Mcneil. Her
dress was of white net and point
d deSpray lace made with high
neckline and long sleeves. With this
she wore an illusion veil and carried
white roses and valley lilies.
The bride had as her only at
tendant her sister, Miss R. Esther
Evening star., 1939-06-11

Duvall, who wore blue net trimmed
in pink ribbon, pink lace mitts and
short finger-tip veil of blue net.
She carried pink roses and blue
delphinium.
Mr. Reeves had as his best man
Mr.. Robert L. J. Gasser, jr, of
Denver, Colo. The ushers were Mr..
Jack Newton Hays, Tulsa, Okla;
Mr.. j. Milton Stanford, Rock Is
land, ILL.,; Mr.. Fred Sitter Lawless,
lc,a. 1I11lflI-III IIIIC,c z, a -
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ONE SOLD-3 LEFT.

ONE SOLD-3 LEFT.
S00-02-04-06 SPRING ST.,
SILVER SPRING, MD.
>, -Four new detached all-brick homes, 8
large rooms. bath, oil heat; insulated,
furred walls slate roof, garage and wide
lots, Priced low for immediate sale From
the light at Colesville rd. and Georgia ave,
right on Colesville rd. one block, turn left
dark 1' "-'
THos. E. FARRELL CO., REALTORS,
T21 10th St. NV MA 0TfS
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COLORED BARGAINS

BUY YOUR HOME AND Paw LIKE RENT.
112S 47th PL. NE
rooms bath and electricity: detached:
large large lot: S2.45o; 500 down and balance
S25 monthly
500 53rd ST. NE.
p rooms and bath: detached: gas and
eieGtrlcitv; large lot; $3.50: S10O down
and balance S25 monthly
DETACHED NEW HOME
IN 1900 BLOCK 41th PL NE
Stucco. all modern convenences full
basement garage; two large lots: S545O;
$50 down end balance $50 monthly
4-ROOM HOUSE IN LINDEN, MD
Two large lots. beautiful location, con-
yenient TO- TRANSFORMATIONS: $3.50; S75
down and balance Sis monthly.
e1O NJ ST. NV.
IL rooms. one bath. all modern CON-
Veniences: Sl0,s15: $3.50 down and bal
ance 500 monthly We also haze so
other pieces Of colored property for sale
re- FEDERAL FINANCE CO.. 913 New York
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1892 LEGATION SIT

Best section of Chevy Chase d. c., conv.
TO bus and shopping center. schools: it's
Impossible to give any idea of the fine con-
struction charm and unusual features in
thls nne det. center hall home. Inspect any
fenced lot '
MISS REED. Emerson 1901
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FOR YOU. DOCTOR

Private home on avenue. vicinity Dupont
Circle: Mayflower Hotel St Matthews
Church, among prominent doctors. Has IL
iarge rooms and baths. Property lends
suite with elegant home or may be con-
verted into to 6 ants. with office on
avenue. which would produce a szable
Will consider rental of house "as is or
mouse above ground floor, with heat fur
to doctor. Inspection after September 3Oth
For Information write or call Apt 2, I'LL
Rhode Island ave n " -
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COLORED.
purchase lot in beautiful Eastland Gar
dens: When $3.50 to $500 is paid. we will
build modern home for you
FRED M CHIVES, SALESMAN
4422 Hunt Pl NE Lincoln 6So3-J
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SALE OR RENT.

l20 3rd ST NE.
Just on Md. ave. near the Supreme
Court Bldg. An attractive three-story
oil heat, recreation room An excellent
opportunity for room renting or apart
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.
314 Penna Ave SE
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
WEST ,EY HEIHHTS

Unforeseen circumstances necessitate the
sale OF this lovely stone and white-painted
prick home. Only about 2 years old: large
living room. dining room, library. lava
tory; buffers pantry and beautiful kitchen
on nrst moor; 4 big bedrms.. 3 nreplaces. 4
comp!ete baths: gear garage: lot 7Ox125.
ley 4754
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DIST 1411
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1913 ACRES-$1,95O.
In Fairfax County on all-year road. %
miles D. C.; mostly cut over; small house.
barn, spring. stream; no better Investment.
MARTIN T. WEBB q SON Annandale,
Va. Phone Alexandria Slows.
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CHEVERLY, Md,
IA T.ATTDET Crr

h, an outstanding R-story. 5-room brick
beautiful hardwood floors. large living
t1om, Etnh fireplace. yestibule entrance modern
large attic. full basement, hot-wateI hat
steel easement, windows: lot 50x2O4 r.
eah on one slde and 173 #. on the other, new
nearby: garage. Asking only S8.G50. on
ipsSec,ias tasy Terms Open daily and Sunday for
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.
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7-ROOM BUNGALOW,
o AHPEC

ACRES
S3,5o0-S3oO CASH. sac MONTH.
2 acres. with 200 #. frontaee on State
road, Just of Wash. .Balto. blvd. conven-
D; c.: water, electricity: house equipped
with electric range and modern enamel
kitchen range: chicken houses. garage
Discount for larger cash payment, Cali
owner. Greenwood 1886 or 1913, A. c.
ROGERS. Hyattsville. Md, Edmonston I'd,
Rogers Heights ~"
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FOR COInPFD
COLORED

4519 GAULT ST. NE.
Modern Bungalow. 4 Rooms. Bath,
81 200. $500 Cash. $40 Month,
WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP
93l II st. NV. National 3571
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NEAR LINCOLN PARK,

TO 18th ST. Sc.
Beautiful modern brick containing 6
large rooms, new tile bath, new floors. oil
heat. etc Beautifully decorated with the
most painstaking care. Will sacrifice for
S6,750.
p CPTEACT ~
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5000.
ONLY $4,000.

lot. 50xl50; double garage; Il block 18th
st.. blocks to school. For inspection call
Ad. 9563. SUNDAY and night Wo 4133 IL
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
81 500

CHI. CHI, MD.-130-FT. FRONT.
Center hall. rms. bath, gear garage;
beautifully wooded and handicapped lot: just
on River I'd. in Friendship Heights tsome
times known as Am: Univ. Park. Eve. or
Sun. phone Wis. 1922
m ~DAyYA AnvT1r7
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

134S Jefferson st. NV r.. 11a b..
open fireplace. insulated. auto heat. rec.
rm.. screens. awnings, conv.. splendid
Evening star., 1939-10-01

Fine two-story row brick ouality-built
home; two blocks from Connecticut ave,
facing Geological Gardens. Six rooms,
tiled bath, hardwood floors. automatic gas
heat. incloSed porch. screened porch. Co
lonial front porch. 2-car brick garage. We
cannot begin to describe the beautiful
paper. Seeing is believing" Open daily
and Sunday for inspection.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
ACl N " Ave N RnaltnrS Matl
Evening star., 1939-10-01

OWNER LEAVING FOR CINCINNATI MON
day ttransferrei) offers corner 3-bedroom
home. all kinds of flowers shrubbery and
trees: an established home with person.
allty. Open Saturday and Sunday
1873 N. Fillmore. Lyon Park
Arlington Va
Another 3-bedroom house designed hv
architect who wanted something different
from the rubber-stamp COPY of hundreds of
houses This house is well located in same
neishborhood Both priced right with sat-
isfactory financing "
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BUILDERS LOss-YOUR GAIN.

SAVE UP TO $1,000
attractive new bungalows oil heat
itatq acre sarge; Tstsr Large wooded lots, about
Nearby MARYLAND Priced now 81 500 IN.
John .. GARDINER, Attorney,
IO3O woodward Bldg Dfsfrirt snR1
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4o7 TURNER ST. east of Brookville Rd).
New, det stone brick home. 4 rooms, break
fast rm. gar, u baths, oil burner; 81 900
down, monthly, $50; open. Woodley 22s6.
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2 APARTMENTS.
NEARBY VIRGINIA
JAMES M. DOYLE.
Monthly Pavnents-S1O 6o

no oEoioreo-,Fairmont Heights Md.-Bun.
i1" Isl; n4ics tafse rooms room City water; lot 5ox
p aNa piice, sl poo DUNN q CO.. 3333
Ewes. Greenwood 2232 ''''i44e TO-
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Lovely semi-det. Colonial brick, 8 cheer
M 1ni rms. Tile bath h:-wh.. 3 porches;
believable price Of S5 500: terms,
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO., MET $500,
Evening star., 1939-10-01

WOODS1DE PARK,
Owner leaving town offers 6-rn. e.batb
nome yrs. old; garage. porch. auto arr
conditioned heat. Several other attractive
resale homes
Robert GAYLoR.
SQ5S Ganroia Auo csi>ax
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-25
Connecticut College
Football
(BY UNITED PRESS,

Connecticuts college football teams
begin their seasons operations this
weekend along a widespread front.
The only eleven which will not see
action this week is the Yale Univer-
sity team, which resumed practice
sessions today at New Haven after
10 days at Gales Ferry.
The Ellis wait an additional week,
and then open against Columbia
Oct. 7.
Here is the lineup for tho small
er colleges in the state:
The University of Connecticut
team, expected to be one of the
strongest in the state, will meet the
U. s. Coast Guard Academy eleven
Friday night under the field lights
at Storrs.
Trinity College will journey to
Troy, N. Y, Saturday to meet the
Rensselaer, team.
Wesleyan University's eleven,
which has an excellent backfield
but an unproven line, will take on
Rutgers at New Brunswick Satur-
day.
From early season observations, 1t
appears none of the Connecticut
elevens, including Yale. will be of
outstanding caliber. Virtually all OF
the teams have been stricken by
graduation of stars, and their re.
placements were of doubtful quality.
Sophomores were making strong
bids for places vacated by graduates
on all the teams.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-25
MT. CARMEL HOLY
NAME PIN PICKUPS

We'll, the Mt. Carmel Holy Name
league finally got under way at the
st. Joseph,s alleys Friday night with
Rev. Patrick Flynn rolling down the
first ball with his assistant, Rev.
Dennis Birarelli. But that didn't
mean anything because at the end
Of the night he only had a total of
254 compared to Father Flynn's 1923.
Charlie Stango's million dollar
laugh turned out to be sigh of
regret, when he bowled only 10 in
the last game. Charlie, you know,
has developed laugh that can be
heard all over Brooklyn and I'm
willing to gamble on that, too. You
should Of heard Mickey Morris hol-
Ter when John Jannetty, that pop
ular young maestro, started to slide
down tEe alley. don't blame the
guy for bowling pretty good shouted
Mickey, Why he's half way down
the alley when the ball leaves his
hand. I'll bet the alleys have to be
repolished every Saturday norning)
I wonder II Dolly DiLucia goes to
bed with his hat on. 1t must bring
him luck because with the darn
thing on, he always seems to be COM
ing through in the pinches. Frankie
DiBiase Of the Cubs team took all
honors for the night with a high
single Of I? and high three Of 346
while on the other hand, his team
took high game of $50 and total
pinfall viii h was 1899.
In this league, an extra point Is
given to the winning teams for total
pinfall. This is a good idea because
II team loses two games they still
have q chance to get total pinfall
by beating their opponents pretty
badly In the other game and thus
splitting even for the night with two
points each. So now, before I reach
the bottom Of the page, here are
the results:
Red Sox 8, Yankees /.
Pirates :, Senators /.
Indians 3, Tigers !.
Cubs 3, Reds !.
Giants 4, Bees 0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-25
TRIO OF STATE RING
SHOWS THIS WEEK

Hartford, Conn.,, Sept. 25-(UP)-
Three major boxing cards were
scheduled for this week In Connec.
ticut.
Tuesday, at New Haven: Henry
Cooper, Brooklyn, N. Y, heavy
weight, will face George Fitch, New
Haven, in 10-round bout. AL
Brouillard, Worcester, Mass, will
meet Mickey Williams, New Haven,
in a six-rounder.
Tuesday, at Hartford: Carl Red"
Guggino, Hartford lightweight, takes
on Al Gauthier, Ludlow, Mass, in
the feature eight-rounder Bat Bat
talino, Hartford, former worlds
former featherweight champion and
now a welterweight, meets Frankie
Young, New Haven, in an eight
rounder.
Thursday, at New Haven: Joe Ian
motif. New Haven featherweight,
meets Kid Sal, Meriden, In a six
.0und bout.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-25
NEWARK GRIDDERS AT
DANBURY WEDNESDAY

Danbury, Sept. 26.-(SpeciaD -
Gene Ronzani, the old brain trust"
OF the Chicago Bears, brings his
Newark American league eleven to
Lee stadium Wednesday night for a
game with the Danbury Trojans at
8:45 o'clock.
For six years Ronzani was the star
quarterback of the Chicago Bears
and now he Is head coach of the
Chicago National leagues Newark
farm team, and, like Jack Thomp-
son of the Trojans, he calls the
plays whe.l his team Is on the grid
iron. Ronzani is keen to decelop an
American league champion during
his first season as a coach, and he
may succeed with the IS Chicago
players he has been given by George
Hales, the present clubs owner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-25
Record Crowd Sees
Layton Top Police

Playing before the largest crowd
that ever turned out to watch a
three-cusion match in Waterbury
Johnny Layton, IL times worlds
champion, defeated LOUIS Police 10
cal cue star, at the Mattatuck bill
lard room last night. The fans
where treated to some fine Billiards
though Layton's best run was and
Police had 4. Score: Layton IS;
Police %.
Layton also explained the dia-
mond system of which he is a
master and the fans saw billiards
as 1t should be played. Louis Police,
manager of Mattatuck wants to
thank the fans for turning out so
well. In two weeks Louis is bringing
here one of the outstanding pocket
billiard stars, Marcel Camp and
everyone Is welcome.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-25
C ONN 3 TO |
OVER BET7INA
ATPITTSBURGH
Heavyweight Campaign to
Be Mapped Out for Irish
friafl-Lacks Punch
. By BERNARD ). MILES

By BERNARD J. MILES
UNITED Press staff Correspendent)
Pittsburgh, Sept. 25-(UP) Hand
some Billy Conn, king Of the light
heavies, risks his title and a golden
future in the heavyweight division
tonight when he tapgles again with
Melio Bettina at Forbes field.
Conn of the Kleig-iight profile Is
favored at 81 to beat the squat,
swarthy southpaw slugger from
Beacon, N. r., just as he did in July
when he won the l75-pound crown
from Melio.
Billy Chose his home town for this
first title defense. And home town
admiration is reflected strongly in
the long betting odds, because their
first encounter at New York's Mad
ison Square Garden was q mighty
close brawl.
If the Irish moxing master wins
tonights hereunder, he will make
one more defense in November or
i December against Gus Lesnevich Of
New Jersey. After which he plans
to launch a heavyweight campaign
aimed at Joe Louis big-money title.
Writers On Hand
Largely because of these heavy
weight possibilities, sizeable bril-
gade of New York boxing writer's
will be in the Pirates ball yard
when the tall, fair-skinned Pitts
burgher and the Beacon italian
climb through the ropes. Promoter
Mike Jacobs, who IS staging the
show in cooperation with Jake
Mintz of Pittsburgh, believes that
Conn will develop into the Golden
Boy" of the heavies. But If Billy
loses tonight, you can cross him off
the list Of future heavyweight con-
tenders.
Conn is favored because Of ID his
first victory, ca his speed and box
ing skill, and 90 his superior height
and reach. For a big fellow, a six
footer, he Is amazingly fast-a real
Pittsburgh Panther. But, offset.
ting his speed and skill, nature
failed to endow him with much of a
punch. He has registered only eight
knockouts in SO fights. Manager
Johnny Ray believes that his punch
has improved because in Billys last
ring appearance, Aug. IA at Phila.
delphia, he kayoed heavyweight Gus
Dorado.
Punch and an awkward southpaw
stance are Bettina's chief assets. He
has belted out 81 of S. opponents.
He Is a terrific body puncher.
Both are young. Conn Is approach
ing "a, and the challenger Is q.
Each expected tao scale just under
the I75-pound limit. The promoters
figure on a crowd Of 10000 and a
gate Of $4,000.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-25
East Mountain
S) Putters
BY PETE SLICER

George Mccormick, chairman OF
the Memorial Plaque committee, Is
still working hard on his job and
getting good results. George informs
us that next Sunday at 6 p. m. the
drawing for the golf bag which is
being raffled Off by the Mems as
ISOLATION will be held. SO George
wants all you fellows who have any
returns or tickets to get them into
him this week. During the week
you may leave your returns with
Mildred Dunno and on Saturday and
Sunday George himself will be at
the club house to receive them. Let's
work hard this week, fellows, and
get those tickets sold!
Paul Perazelli shot 6. sizzling SO
at the Municipal course Saturday
even though he took a big Z on the
18th hole. Nice going, Paul
John Bergin, president of the East
Mountain Golf association, is busy
preparing for the annual meeting
for elections of new officers for the
coming year. John, by the way.
picked the Red Sox to finish first
In the American league this year. or
did you mean next year, John?
The scheduled match with STAN
ley park for Sunday was postponed
because Of city tournament finals
match up at New Britain. Next
Sunday the Keney park team from
Hartford will visit the East Noun
tain course In a return match with
the locals.
Plans are being made to close the
season some time next month with
the showing of motion pictures on
golf. This will be big event with
the public invited to attend. Watch
the bulletin board and the newspa-
pers for announcements of the af-
fair.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-25

With old shows rumng
the air within the fortnight
order Horace Hds program begins over NBC
tomorrow night Sherlock Holiness with Basil Rathbone
to NsCBue on October at Fred Allen back
In his regular Wednesday night October
ms gang bow in on on October at $3.50 Kate Smith
comics Abbott and Costello Group Theater Players
Orchestra will be heard in spot Fridays
over CsS George Jeses Celebrity Program into Friday
spot at $3.50 on NBC-Red October Jack
slated Tor October return Ezra Stone in "The Family"
moves to NBCBue Tuesday october
changes which will be noted from time
of the most important = -
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-25
SNEAD, McSPADEN
TOP NELSON, PICARD


Belmont, Mass, Sept. 25-(UP)-
Slammin' Sammy Snead of White
Sulphur Springs, w. Va, and Har-
old (Jug) McSpaden of Winchester
defeated Henry Picard of Hershey,
Pa, and Byron Nelson of Reading,
Pa, S and 3, at the Belmont Country
club yesterday in the final half OF
their 36-hole exhibition four-ball
match.
Snead and McSpaden gained a s.
up advantage in Saturdays first 18-
holes and then went on to clinch the
match in the final round.
Snead lived up to his reputation
as modern golfing's greatest driver
with 340-yard drive on the final
hole.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-25
WATERFOWL
Score by innings:
WATERFOWL Q 90 900 30 o.
Oakville -. 90 231 90 x--6

Runs &C. Pichette 2, l. Pichette,
Starry 2, r. Beauty, Il. Palmer, j..
Bender, Regain 10, Pierce. Errors -
Beauty 2, g. Burke 2, q. Palmer l.,
G. Fem 1, Rawlinson 3. Decovtenjo
l. Grenier !. Runs batted in-Jas ilu-
mas ], Bender. s. Fem, r. Beauty
coxt EMO NJ. Pichette. Stolen base
J. b en- er. Sacrifices - Jasilunas s,
Double plays-Jasilunas to Bender.
Regain to Jasilunas, S. Fem to
Beauty. G. Fem to Beauty to BEN
der. Left on bases--Oakville 9, Wa
tertown 6. Bases on balls--off Pierce
], Rawlinson /. Struck out by Raw
linson 4. Pierce 5. Passed balls-B.
Fem. Winning pitcher-Pierce. Los
ing pitcher-Rawlinson. Umpires-
Leo Costaldo. Time-2:3O
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-25

Among tonghtS features Blonde"
CHS at 1880 Dagwoods singing poet loves
mount his speedy motorcycle
leave the rest to imagination Margaret Speaks
again on the Concert Program NBC-WTIC $3.50
after i've weeks absence Lois Rave sings
MBcWTIc at Ginger Rogers and George Brent she
BOSS for the Radio Theater audience tonight at
Alec Tempeton begins his
with Donald Dickson solo. plans generous
portion his
championship bout will be carried by NBCwJz o'clock
directors the Conented
stu does definitely exist Tonghts show NBCWT1C
Will be IN the form Of mythical musical visit
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-25
JUG DEFENDS MUG

Salem, Mass, Sept. 25-CUp)-
Harold (Jug) McSpaden of Winches-
ter was the defending champion as
play got underway today in the 72-
hole New England PGA champion
ship at Salem Country club.
About Is leading New England
pros will compete for the title includ-
ing Tony Manero of Salem, John
Thoren of Woodland, Jim Turnesa
OF Providence, r. l., and Harry Net
telbladt of birmingham.
McSpaden lost the Massachusetts
open this year after a three-year
reign, but he replaced it with the
Canadian Open title.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-25
Challenger
Championship Settled in z
Games; Fem, Regazis,
Pichette Hit Hard
Especial to The Democrat)

WATERFOWL, Sept. "a - Oakville's
baseball representatives prevailed
over WATERFOWL once agar. with
6 to victory here today at Deland
field, sweeping the series for the
town championship for the second
time in as many years. Pierce, Oak
vile pitcher, spotted the enemy"
three runs in the first inning, but
good support thereafter, and heavy
hitting by Sammy Fem and Pete
Regaz who got hits between them,
brought Oakville home with a one
run margin of victory. Curley
Pichette hit three times for the
the losers. Summary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-25
ROAMING THE AIR WAVES
Dial Doings
By jim PARKER

Bob Crosby plays another opens
in Walter OKeefes home town. Hartford
This year The Shadow they will
re in crime air he nearest thing produced
equal nmdoms Thin New York to open
engagement at the Essex House October
his band will cut see MY Lawyer
the legitimate stage directed Adch
In on Broadway this week Phil Baker hunting
suitable doing dramatic stint
addition to his radio comedy this Although Benny
listened hundreds
double Better hurry
Jack. You're due back NBC October ''
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-25
LOURDES DRILL

Lady of Lourdes football team will
practice tonight at 6:45 o'clock at
the Mill street playground. Frank
Connata urges all players to show
up and bring their football shoes
with them. The Lourdes would like
to play any leading junior team in
the city or outside of the city. For
games write to Frank Cannata, 324
South Main street, Waterbury. Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-25
ST. PATRICK'S PIN
COMMITTEE MEETS

Every member Of the st. Patrick,s
sowing league committee, headed
by Eddie LOTUS Is asked to be on
hand tonight for special meeting
at the Lyceum, to start at 8 o'clock
to make final plans for the opening
seasonal matches. Ten teams are en-
tered In the league, which will roll
weekly at Sena's Recreation alleys.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-25
EAGLES PROTECT o'BRIEN

Philadelphia.-Philadelph Eagles
will form a bodyguard this fall for
Davey OBrien. Coach Bert Bell
says the little passer will be looked
after even better than he was at
Texas Christian. where two or three
big men protected him.