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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-09-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Reiner Of
Woodlawn terrace are entertaining
their daughter, Mrs. Morris Yasler
and their grandson, Of Danbury.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-09-15

Miss Josephine Larson Of Highland
avenue Is visiting with relatives In
New York for q few days.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-09-15

MFR. and Mrs. William O'Neill have
returned to their home on Water
town avenue after spending several
days In New York.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-09-15

DR.. Edward O. Claffey Of Easton
avenue and John Garfield Of Wood
lawn terrace recently returned from
a trip through Canada.
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
TALK O. THE TOWN!
AMAZINGLY LOW RATES.
MODERN-DOWNTOWN

Fireproof bids; switchboard elevator
service: free refg: spacious living rm. kit,
bath. S37 SO. Large. corner apt. living rm.,
bedrm.. kit. bath. foyer, S55 Choice bach
elor apt ,,ly cnly $50: neatly furn, at slight
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APARTMENTS uhFuRhIsHEp.

- S$'s SsSs
S4G HAMILTON ST. N.W:-MoDERN:
yard: parking: S525 Georsia 3a7i.
1928 FRANKLIN ST. NE. ROOMS,
pIivate bath: heat. light. gas furnished;
s4ls OTIS 81. ,NE..,NEW, MODERN
exposates: s45 Apply i MRS. Rs ROSE ossas' Apt z =
500s 7th ST. N.W.-3 RMS. KIT, SEMI
bath: bath. gas, gas; eee: heat chm incl; FriGid-
aoon. saan sitehen and ssth poEen s.s ASoE ess.
heat, Frisidaire incld., $4S.50. Atlantic
MT. PLEAsANT-sEvERAL NEWLY DEC
H5sss up hon. hes oo se se
IA s ST. N.E.-NEAR GRADE AND HIGH
schools: 2 rooms, kit and bath; perfect
condition; $3.50, Inquire janitor or phone
w. II. WALKER. Natl. 1880.
5s1l 18th! 4th ST NV OUTSIDE ROOMS.
pioyed eentiles. ~ ''N'' eA''
THE CHAPLIN, l474 cHAPM ST. NV
Sath ms s5s kt. 81. Iata ModerS $3.50; rms' kit.
NEAR 14th AND PARK RD... 3457 HoL-
c.h.w.; Frieidaire: cleo, gas; adults; S3s.
PETwoRTH 1904 3rd ST. NV ROOM.
HSs 0i e 2ea ESQ., Rsna RsGSPf 57ss sas'
HAMPSHIRE GARDENS = BRIGHT APT.
living room. bedroom, dinette, kitchen and
oa1hi .on aS4 Sos Farrasut st.' Apt. 1o2. Emer-
HYGE1AN. 119 MASS: AVE. NV. - 2
rooms. kitchen and bath. newly decorated.
$3.50. See tanitor.
43s 10th ST. NE LARGE ROOMS.
bbtabnen batb po1shj AMI Erieaatre private
ss 2aan. AVE FitaS.g HW Sc1RNE Ss9S
o9nea Fin .1nfGEp .na sss sssa H0
soT1nAq Heat avn and q: islssSs5
soom, sa9a b.arosgmr st ST. ANY,: aNW fART LIyMd
sss porch sDsts lot
to2s 9 %1-rh 4th ST: NV RMS. KIT. BATH.
THE wIL.BAURToN. 1874 COL. RD.-sIx
large outside rooms. bath. porch, elec.
at si5s o1 r'ea Co., rsssf Sssi reasonable rent Col
tlon. front: shopping c center. buses' xS1c. cara.
schools: shower. lge. closets, s87 so.
OPPOSITE COOKE SCHOOL. 1884 18th
80 So n;mms aIpo. rooms: kit: bath: large closets;
1878 SPRING PL NV. lse15 10th sT.5-
lawn: frigidaire Newly decorated. $3.50.
5310 KANSAS AYE. Nw.-ENT, End FL.
heat. hot water incl; adults: ref: s4S50'
THDEN GARDENS. 5000 TLDEN ST.
Apt. 00l-Unusually attractive sunrm.,
liv: rm., din: rm.. KIT: 3 bedrooms, 2 baths.
3 exposures: overlooking park and gardens.
Emerson 4021. Woodley 1926, Metropolitan
1907.
PETwoRTH.. III UPsHUR 81. NV
Entire 2nd mr.. semi-det. house, rms,
kit. bath; refs: $40. 0eorsia $3.50.
WIND-vENTnATID BLDG. coPLIY
3 rooms, connectins bath. furnished di.
nette. Kitchen, large closets. $64. Re-
friserAtor. electricity. gas. switchboard In
cluded in rent. Res. msr.
THE MIlRosE; 1913 CLnToN sT: NV.
Attractive, cheerful 2 rooms. kitchen.
Sasno UNfoN sfoNHor co., North eiS oiG4 'e'''e'
STUDIO Arr. 2 NooMs, KITcHIN AMP
is' & y. g S.ssst ssshe!SI s9sI., + Hss;
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

priv hone turn ssb. osiord sf% 1ie7hsHs.'' oi7saW.
4.r!.Ds4 R0oMs; .lp KlpIrcHEN PRIVATE BATH.
sss au. hsss sssoa ona ekss
road. Silver SPRINGS. Nd. 'sA' -~'
ARLINGTON. vA.-3-RooM FURNISHED
spptH; block from bus; couple preferred.
2s4b. 2s95 N. r'irfa1 drive. Call Chestnut
TIAKoMA PARK--3 AND z-RooM UN-
sirable; good location. Shepherd 4a74.
BRIGHT ATTR:. vNP. RMS. KIT.
.dass ais hsss ssd fsts deoi.a hstfPass fs
VIENNA. va FUR. ROOMS FOR l. T..
main road: 2nd house from Lawyers road .
THE IRVING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 2
1ryinE st.. Arlington. Va.
11 104l n; STUART ST. ARL, yA.-L1y.
uniurn.: adults; iit eouple; Ha sss. O@'"' p0'sn'
4oom,. 1s1s n, EEDsasEwosoD, E6ss yes, 81, ARL;-a
etg EN- 1anes soaps aas eSav fsi .ssh 1Sa
S19 MG JEFFERSON AVE. E. RIvERDALE.
Electrolux oil burner: / rm.. kitchenette. b.
BEAUTIFUL lst-FLooR. BROOM APT.
esaam' nciudnR py hath 1na pGEsn
$47.5O mo-; heat. elec.. cooking gas furn.
located Washington Grove. Md, 80 min
tes qinstop from W;,aasninSton Phone Mr. Har.
$3.50. hOsi Mon. aA'''efs0urs ~ sum- or Metz
ARLINGTON. vA.--.2 ROOMS. LG. K, UN-
tqrhn,shed reasonable; near bus line. 1896
y. Randolph st. Oxford 24s2
DESIRABLE 7 IA = lst FL. uNF:; BEDRM., l; r.,
10th s.. Arl. Sun. Jackson i4o5.W. "
s5I6 10th ST s.. ARLINGTON. VA.-UN-
turn'' 3 rooms and bath. Electrolux: pri-
vater ehlahGe 7 hiask bus US 2. door oil heat hot
Chestnut esSs. 'A >''e0e fo'' reasonable
lGon. Pa @4th ti,,l. ST. s.. ARLINGTON va
yate entrance. Jackson 2O87. i2'
NORTH WoODslDE. SILVER SPRING, MD,
rooms. KIT, bath. hail. ami. oil heat.
Garage. Adults. Shepherd 2655-J.
5nEAUTIFyL q APT. RMS, TILE BATH,
utes to shopping district: M =. s45 u Phone on % OK
1ord l235 between 8 and 4::30 pm.
No. RIGGS RID NE LARGE ROOMS,
iisht, nshd gas phone. $40; adults. Randolph
Two ROOMS, KITCHEN -DINErTE. BATH
included S45. Chestnut 60o7.
hsGeLY netle i FuKM 5asnsan APT >. BATH AND D.
Greenwood 2I4s.
NEARBY VA. ADJOINING LYON VILLAGE.
s1,, Ing ,,aoe ,aalGoye, porches: SUPERIOR con-
STRUCTION, SOUNDPROOFING. insu-
1s,eo large rooms. ample closets. vENE-
GENERATORS. locker. laundry room, SCREEN
ED SUNDECk parking lot: convenient
enoppins center, 10c bus. Ready for
occupancy Nov. 18th.
McLAINE. OWNER BUILDER,
200 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. Va.
Chest. 1900 Chest 330J Eve
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N.W-2 rms, kit. and bath: S45 and $50.
IIaS ana e!ee. incl. in rent. THEODORE
T. HEIIMULLER. Georgia S11h
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

- 80 NsSSs
2 ROOMS. K1TcHENErTE AND BATH,
lol mother and daughters % and 12). in
pvt. home: ref. Box 337-R Star.
DEC. i FOR MONTHS. FURNISHED
NV: NV: preferably Dupont or Mt. Pleasant
Box 1T. Star N'e' e'' - S'eo'
REFINED. YOUNG LADY WANTS TO
Studio rooms. s25 Box 5a-R Star. ~
REFINED YOUNG COUPLE WANTS
room. kitchen. unf; pvt home: utilities
furn.; $50: close in. Greenwood 41T6-J.
GENTLEMAN WISHES ONE ROOM AND
path. bachelor apartment. furnished or un-
iurnished state particulars. Box 1S1-T
ATTRACTIVE FURN. APARTMENT-LIV.- :
rm; bedrm.. bath: near Conn. ave. and
kalcrans g IocK%on ES 55ngary Mart posos mos
2-BEDRooM HOUSE OR APT, WITH
yard. in Chevy Chase or west Of Conn ave
3 adults. Must be attractive and reason
able. Wisconsin 1913
WE CAN RENT YOUR APT QUICK AC-
ton! EDWIN L ELLIS. days, Natl. 1854
1910 Vermont. Rm 2l7 Eve. Emer. OS2l
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED TWO
room and bath Housekeeping apt in Shore
ham or Westchester by reliable party
State particulars and rate. BOX 1887,
Star. 12s
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I.39 CONN. AVE NW.-ATTRACTIVE
apt, entire floor: fireplace: rooms. kitch.
en-. tile bath. shower; large closets: SS5.
10 see call Dupont lO11 Key in store 11c
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307 QuINTANA PLACE NV BEAUTI.
~, sunny rooms kitchen. private bath; eaA
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kwUhEDO. MD RM LARGE KIT.
WIN elec refg., stove; pvt. entr., bath;
H-M N, Hght furn.; near bus; reason.
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A REAL HOME with modern dletetic table
individual attention to diet if necessary.
Plenty heat, hot water, sunshine. WO. 6456
1908 18th ST. N.W.-Attrac. rm for / or
2. Board. Reas. Southern pvt. family.
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1AhOMA PARK, S07 GREENWOOD AVE,
ast nr-5-rm. apt. tile bath, shower.
fireplace auto: heat: S55. Avail. Dec. list.
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Sa. 90 ROOMS, DINETTE KITCH.
1.en!e; 1psi path; inclosed porch: pvt yard.
! -Ol haum ST. ne. Apt | Line 4-34
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IAkOMA PARK, D. Giving ROOM.
pedroom. kitchen, dinette and bath: am T.;
decorated; adults rent, S45.5G 6a5
Dahl1a ST., Georgia 1890
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APTs. SUBURBAN WANTED.

SECOND FLOOR OF HOUSE IN coUN-
be furnished. have modern conyeniences:
four rooms and bath: not more than S15
per month; state full particulars. Box
147-T Star
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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE 1914 2Ist ST.
NV Apt. 2-Corner lse. sunny rms,
kit. bath. porch. $40. so: also easy drive-in
lo1 E ST. Sc, NEAR CAPITOL AND
Llbrary-5 r.. b.: h-wh; furn own heat:
$3.50. Natl 1924
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I'LL 35th ST, NV. HIGH. NEAR CARS
%: LOUIS ?. SHOEMAKER, I719 K
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( ROOMS. KITCHEN. SINK. SEMI-BATH:
neat. electricity. gas. $3.50, sI6 D
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2721 ADAMS MILL RD.-THREE ROOMS
1.-TWO bedrooms. kitchen, bath. Completely
Dental, directly opposite park, near 18th
ana Columbia I'd. References. 10
512 C. ST. NE. OPPOSITE STANTON
parK-2 front rooms. southern exposure:
light housekeeping Frigdaire
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THE CHATEAU.

1893 l ith ST. ABOVE SCOTT CIRCLE
Newly decorated. Why not live in
mansion, full hotel service the best Of
| food at reasonable rates
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E43 CONCORD AVE. NW.-ATTRACTIVE,
| nv rm.. bedrm., din. kit. semi-bath. eiec.
Ie1rleer, gas. elec. Phone Geo O521.
2l5 sth ST. N.E.-LARGE FRONT ROOM,
KIT semi,priyate bath adults only; sac
| mo. Apply 225 9th ST ~"N
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55139 9th ST. NV. PRIVATE ond
SSpotiess, conv" utilities incl. GentileS
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WOODR1DGE-.TWO CORNER APIS. 4
ICONS To- pain $50 mo. Vacant 3 rooms,
pain $50. Heat furn. Avail Dec. ist,
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1907 18th ST. N,W.--Large single room.
pvt. entrance; also large double; ample
baths. switchboard; excel. meals.
71O MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Large double
room, delicious Southern meals: individual
table service; SS Wk
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WOODBRIDGE, 1897 MONROE ST NE
htIractlvs rms. kitchen. bath; near
ear ears Flee. refrg.: closets: heat. light,
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33l C ST. SE.-AN ATTRACTIVE BASE
ment. rooms, bath. h-wh Fireplace.
gas, elec. included S32 90
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So36 14th ST, NV, APT 5-TWO OUT
slde rooms and porch. complete kitchen,
taane-top saa stove, sink, elec. refrigerator gas,
eiec;, et;, use OF elec. washer and unlim
aos aaultS & SO week: available Nov. is. Ho-
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E4N lNGRAHAM ST. N.W.--PrlVate nome,
double room, twin beds, shower; best meals;
maid; transp. furn. if desired near 3 bus
lines Georgia OILS
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IU6 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD =
rooms. k. and bath for desirable couple;
mod lmpr; heat. light. refg. incl.
4023 5th ST. NV BEDRMS., LIV. RM..
KIT, incl. porch. pvt. bath: elec. refe., oil
heat. elec., gas: adults. ppntiIas
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COOPERATIVE Aprs. FOR SALE

ahMPSHlRE GARDENS-BR1GHTA APART
ment, living room bedroom. dinette. kitch-
en- and bath: Apt. 1O2. 2OS Farragut st.
Emerson 1927
1912 N. II AVE- ROOMS, 4 EXPOS. !:
gentiles; Frisidaire: pvt. park: discount for
eonity: leaving city. GEORGIA 1857
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apartment with another or i room. kitchen
ana bath. Apt 504. 2124 Eye ST. NV.
YOUNG LADY WISHES TO SHARE l.
room room kitchen and bath apt. with another.
Met 3477. apt. 2O6
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629 A ST. N.E.-3 ROOMS AND PRIVATE
bath: entire floor: quiet persons desired
5l5 ALLISON ST. NV RMS. KITCH.
en-. pvt bath: h.. g., l.. elec. refg cont b.
W: good condition: near exp. bus
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| ia33 18th ST. N.W.-FRONT BAY-WIN-
doW room, kitchen and dinette. gas range,
| ftrigloalre Murphy bed inner-spring mat
| treSS, completely furnished S4G e
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Begin and End Your Search
At 1901 r St. NV. for attractive studio
rooms with private or semi-private bath:
breakfast tray service free Near Dupont
Circle. Phone Michigan 1888. Dupont 7751.
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WOODSIDE PARK. Silver Spring. Md
Beautiful. large. new. ar-conditioned
home; double rooms, southern exposure;
private or semi-private bath: refined at
mosphere: home privileges; excellent meals.
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ANACOST!A-1525 18th ST. SCI AND
retg.. auto. heat. See RESIDENT MGR
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LINGERLONG, 1922 G ST. NV
Double and single rooms. home cooking.
Reasonable rates Near Govt bldes.
CHEVY CHASE, MD-WIS 1859.
Large bedroom. bath. dressing room. on
hrst floor: or bedrooms. one very large,
bath and storeroom on second floor Excel
lent meals Private family. Garage.
1925 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Smart downtown address Changed man.
agement. Phone in every room: hotel serv-
ice; selectiye menus; homemade hot
breads. Studio furniture. suitable for en-
tertalning in rooms. Club living room,
grand piano. radio-Victrola. See this
charming residence.
CLEAN COMFORTABLE CoNGEN1AL
=. Dancing. cards, ping-ponR. Meals op-
Gonai 1885 Que NV Mich 9737.
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.4UIU CALVERT st. NW.-S62 80.
rms. Kit. and bath: screened porch.
Open for tnspectton: Modern apt, bids.
q. HOT 0lOOLSTON. REP. 1851.
CONTINUED on Next PaeeJ
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CONN AND S-Woman will share lge,
sunny studio room. huge closet. seDipvt.
bath, elevator. Decatur 326S.
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tt,atC ttnaS c ST. N;E.-NEW HOME, 2 ROOMS.
sisc icheI Er,Ite oihette private bath: heat. gas,
steG., rrleldalre; c.h.w.; adults
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3OS TAYLOR NW.-Private home: double
nm. twin beds; modern best food: priv
ileges; $50: special inducement for two
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ROSE INN, 1909 18th NV. above Mass.
ave nw-New MANAGEMENT; single. S35-
$40 mo-: double, S30-S31 so: inner-spring
maffress / with nNt hath
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Ei.. E.i 10th ST. s.E-5 RMS. PVT. BATH
OIL heat furn.: $40 mo. All or "1'
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AC1 QU1C1AI1!
A fine neiehborhood, opposite ehoreham
and Wardman Park Hotels. A large. sunny
studio apartment for or B refined con-
eantly furnished. maid service electric re-.
frigeration, light, heat and sas included in
rent. Free parking suace. Ready for oc-
ressonsbie' h" AT. Nc, % 'n g. 5e45.X. Conn.
ave. nv
BOSS q PHELPS,
lAl7 Z N.W. MA. $500.
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2434 MONROE ST. NE.-LIV. RIM, BED
room. kit, bath. refg automatic heat.
not water. gas. light. phone furn.: adults.
53l4 KANSAS AVE. NV RIM. AND
gas, elec. refg. and hot water incl: adults
only. conv. to trans and stores
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WOODRIDGE-4221 22nd ST. NE
employed adults to share detached brick
house, private entrance. 2 kitchens; conv.
transportation; S45. Hobart 454O
TWO ROOMS FTTCHFN AND BATH:
front apartment: S65 monthly basis. Apt.
T01. 1S0S Connecticut ave
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S406 conn. AVE- ROOMS. KITCHEN.
PAIN 800; II: H. CARTER, 613 18th Sc,
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rooms, bath. in private home; Frieidairc.
gas, gas: elec; adults preferred; $40 mo.
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THE CRESCENT. 1855 CRESCENT PI.
n.w.-Two rooms dinette, bath: S35:
room room; dinette, bath; $50. R. O. BELT.
Evening star., 1939-08-12
Louis Achieves Top Without
Hunger for Fome or Coin

Probably the most notable excep-
ton of all to this iron rule of the
ring is Joe Louis Joe wasn't spurred
by hunger for either fame or money
when he went in quest of the title
that night with Jim Braddock in
Chicago. He had shared in tremen-
dous gates with Max Baer and Max
6chmeling. He probably had wider
fame than any other challenger for
the title the ring ever had known
and certainly he had more money.
But money didn't seem to matter
to him then-nor fame, either. He
wanted the title and he took it and
after that he wanted revenge from
Schmellng and he took that, too.
Now he is weather. and more ia
nous than ever, but neither wealth
nor fame has made any impression
on him-I think he is as impervious
to either as any man I've ever known
and the Louis who will face Bob
Pastor in Detroit in September is
as quick and as strong and as savage
as the Louis who climaxed his rapid
rise with triumphs over Braddock
and Schmeling.
wait" they say to the contenders,
"for Louis to get fat and lazy and
then he will be easy to take"
Wait? How long?
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The
SPORTLIGH7
Louis Immune to Fate
Of His Predecessors
By GRANTLAND RICE,


NEW YORK, Aug. IL (N.AN.AD.-
The Jack Dempsey who lost to Gene
Tunney in the rain at Philadelphia
was not the lean, snarling Dempsey
who had battered Jess Willard under
a broiling sun at Toledo. Seven
years as champion had softened him.
The Willard who lost to Dempsey
was not the perfectly conditioned
Willard who took the title from Jack
johnson at Havana-any more than
the johnson of Havana was the
johnson who grinned as he ham
mered Jeffries to the canvas at Reno
"a Jeffries who was but sunburned
hulk of the man he had been 8 or
10 years before.
That's the history of champions,
down through the years-as far back
as John L. Sullivan and as recent as
Max Baer. With few exceptions the
title, bringing them fame and money.
has exacted heavy tribute in re-
turn-their strength and speed and
savagery-their fierce competitive
spirit, With few exceptions they lit
orally were broke and fguratively
hungry when they hit the peak
broke and hungry and desperate.
And when they no longer were broke
and hungry they ceased to be des-
perate. The main incentive-neces-
sity-had vanished in the easy years
and the soft living.
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Australia, Yugos|avia
To Meet for Shot
At Davis Cup
BY the Associated Press.

SEA BRIGHT, N. j., Aug. 12-Its
Australia against Yugoslavia for the
right to meet the United States for
he Davis Cup, emblem of world team
tennis supremacy.
Australia and Cuba meet on the
grassy Sea Bright Cricket Club
courts today in two more Davis Cup
American zone finals singles
matches, but it doesn't mean a thing.
Sweeping through the opening
days singles matches without DROP
ping set, and yesterday doing the
same thing in the doubles, the Aus
tralian duo of Adrian Quist and John
Bromwich reached the necessary
quota Of three out of five victories
to clinch the zone series and qualify
Australia for the interzone finals
against Yugoslavia at Brookline,
Mass, August 24-26. The winner
there takes on the United States.
The outclassed Cuban team Of
Ricardo Morales and Lorenzo No
darse won the first game of the first
set against Quist and Bromwich
yesterday, and then had to wait until
the second game of the third set be-
fore repeating.
AS in the opening days singles,
Quist again was the best player on
the court. He served viciously,
scored repeatedly with sharp place
ments. and wrecked the hapless
Cubans with kill shots.
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Anacostia Gridders
Play in Jersey in
7-Game Program

With its one out-of- town game
arranged to include a tour of the
Worlds Fair, Anacostia Highs foot
ball squad will play seven games on
local fields this year. meeting Con-
zaga on September % in it's first
game.
The Indians, entering their sec
ond year of interhigh competition,
will journey to Perth Amboy, N. j.,
on September 80 for a tilt with
Perth Amboy High and after the
game the squad will be taken on a
visit to the Worlds Fair.
Seven lettermen will return to the
Indians. who will plunge into the
interhigh portion of their schedule
on October 6, meeting Tech. East
ern, Woodrow Wilson and Roosevelt
Will be Anacostia's other public high
foes.
Anacostia will be minus the serv-
ices OF two stars, Quarterback Perry
Seaman and Halfback Bob Gordon
both OF whom will be in school but
ineligible due to the age rule.
September % Gonzaga. awsv. IN p.r,.
Amboy IN. j. High. away. - vi
october 8. Tech at home (interhiyh): ::
din.s, ~, 81, Johns, at home; 20. Eastern. away
november 3, Woodrow Wilson. away
high) Nv -'''e WHICH,
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Washington Printers
Playing Semifina|
In Ball Tourney
Beat New York to Land
In Triple Tie With
Victim and Detroit

BALTIMORE, Md, Aug 12.-
Clinging to their titular aspirations
with bulldog tenacity Washington's
surprising representatives charged
into the semiflnal round of the 25th
annual Union Printers baseball
tournament today, locked in triple
tie with New York and Detroit.
The championship was to be de-
cided today.
Defending the title it has won
during the last two years and in
Vulnerable other times, Washington
handed New York its first setback
in five games to remain in the run
ming yesterday. It's 9-3 margin
served notice that Washington will
have loud voice in final disposition
of the honors.
The teams were scheduled to meet
again this morning at IL o'clock at
Bloomingdale Oval. At 2 o'clock the
victor was to square off with De-
troit, same, for the championship.
Detroit remained in the running by
outslugging st. Louis, 1914, in
weird and tiresome struggle
Phil Boundford served up 1O-hit
pitching for Washington yesterday
while his mates were hammering
two New York hurlers for II hits.
including two doubles and a triple.
And adding slight to injury the
victors stole five bases. Boundford
was not only stingy with base
knocks in pinches, but was accorded
good support.
Rip Sole, Jimmy Halloran and
Skip Garland led the winners. each
blasting out three hits. Halloran
and Garland contributed a double
each, Garland driving in four runs.
Evening star., 1939-08-12
Washington Sailors
Score Victories in
Sailing Regatta
Pogon and thinner Sweep
20-Foot Closes in
Event at Euston
By MALCOLM LAMBORNE, Jr.,
Star Stan Correspondent.


EASTON, Md, Aug. 12.-The
record-breaking feet of sailing craft
competing in the combined races of
the Tredavon and Chesapeake Bay
Yacht Clubs off here went into the
second session of the three day af-
fair today, $50 craft having raced in
the opener yesterday in a f1ukey
southerly.
Capital sailors swept both oivi-
sions of the 20-foot class, Dr. Albert
Pagan in his sloop Kan Doc taking
the Chine class and Jack thinner
with the Bags winning in the Round
Bilge class.
Judge Prentice Edrington in
Lady Avon, also of Washington,
drifted into second place astern of
Pagan, while Washingtonian Os-
bourn Owings in Vanity followed
Babs home.
The blue hulled Scandal, new
comet sloop of Ernest Covert, found
the helmsmanship of the Riverton,
IN. j. skipper Phil Somerville,
too much for him and was content
with second place in the Comet
division.
Six Chesapeake Bay log canoes
were out yesterday. with all sails
flying, and the Virginia craft, Ira
dition, sailed by Garland Miller,
slipped in ahead of Marylands
pride, the Magic. by 10 seconds.
Second and third heats in the II
classes will be raced today in the
Tredavon Yacht Club portion of
the regatta. Tomorrow comets,
stars and meter boats compete for
special Chesapeake Bay Y. C.. tro-
phies.