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Evening star., 1939-09-17
Sum Chest Will Set
As Goal Of Drive
To Be Told Tomorrow
Trustees Will Vote
On Agencies Applying
For Membership

The sum which the Community
Chest will seek in its 1889 solicita-
ton campaign will be announced to-
morrow at a meeting of the Board
of Trustees of the Chest at pm. in
the United States Chamber of Com
merce Building.
The trustees will vote on the rec
concentrations of the Executive
Committee in regard to the subur-
ban agencies which have applied for
membership in the Chest. These
recommendations are based on a
study OF welfare conditions in the
communities affected. conducted by
the Council of Social Agencies, the
central service and planning organi-
zation of the Chest.
Inclusion of these suburban
groups would raise the number of
agencies having institutional, mem
bership in the Chest from SIS to ap-
proximately SO.
SoACAlAuAl oCAiAilliSos WIN lllS
executive committee as president of
the Board of Trustees. will make the
committees report Changes in the
bylaws which will affect the way
in which contributors may "desig-
nate" specific agencies as recipients
of their gifts also will be the sub
ject of recommendations to be made
by the committee.
Members of the Executive Com
mittee, in addition to Mr.. Jennings
are Arthur HELEN. first vice presi-
dent; Charles B. Dulsan, sr.. second
vice president; Miss Mae Schnurr
third vice president; John F. Vic
tory. fourth vice president; Mrs
Wilson Lee, secretary and Dr. Doro-
thy Boulding Ferebee and Keith
Merrill, members-at-large. Nomina-
tions will be made at the meeting
to fill the vacancy created by the
recent resignation of H. L. Rust, jr
The Board of Trustees is COM
posed of 220 members. half from the
IS member agencies and the other
half representing the public.
Evening star., 1939-09-17

ington. 1t is planned to give every
school pupil an opportunity to see
Knee Hi perform and to join actively
in this unusual safety effort.
Other Scheduled Appearances.
DR.. Brunson has been in Wash
ington since the first of this month,
laying the groundwork for the pro-
gram and working out demonstra-
ton schedule with school authorities
In addition to the initial per-
formances at the Thomson School
the schedule, arranged in co-opera-
ton with The Star, includes the fol-
lowing demonstrations this week:
Thursday at the E. v. Brown
School, 5601 Connecticut avenue
NV; outside demonstration at
am, and another in the school audi
torium at GAS am.
Friday at the John Burroughs
School, 1920 Monroe street NE;
outside demonstration at am. ana
another in the school auditorium at
9:45 am.
Evening star., 1939-09-17
Parking Bon Is Urged
On Wisconsin Avenue

A parking ban on Wisconsin
avenue from the East West high
way to the Boro Theater on week
ends and rush hours has been
asked by the East Bethesda (Md)
Citizens Association. Mrs. john
Nader, chairman of the Safety
Committee, said yesterday.
A resolution asking the ban Sat-
urdays, Sundays and during morn
ing and evening rush hours has
been forwarded to the Board OF
County Commissioners, she said
The measure would be merely a
temporary expedient and only the
widening of Wisconsin avenue will
eliminate the traffic congestion at
that point, she explained.
A resolution asking that provision
be made for widening the thorough
fare is being prepared for trans
mission to the county board and
the Maryland State Roads Com.
mission, It was explained.
Evening star., 1939-09-17
Troffic-Wise Dog Will Teach
Children in Star c Campaign
Dramatic Object Lessons in Safety
Planned at District Schools

In an effort to promote traffic
safety among Washington school
children, The Evening Star today
announces plans for a dramatic
educational program in which
trained wire-haired fox terrier,
Knee-Hi by name, will play
prominent part.
The campaign, which already has
received formal approval of the
Board of Education, will be
launched Wednesday morning when
DR.. George E. Brunson, child psy-
chologist and educator, and his
canine traffic safety teacher. con-
duct a demonstration at the
Thomson School, Twelfth and L
streets NV.
School authorities. the Metro
politan Police Department and the
Department, Vehicles and Trafflc
have pledged their full co-opera-
ton to The Star in this safety pro-
gram.
Officials to See Demonstration.
Mai. Ernest w. Brown. superin-
tendent of police: Traffic Director
William A. Van Duzer and Acting
Supt. of Schools Robert L. Hay
cock are expected to be present
at the initial demonstration by
the traffic minded dog, which has
been trained to teach safety rules
to school children. The first. DEM
onstration will be given at 9 am.
outside the Thomson School, and
the second at 9:45 in the audito-
rum of the same school.
Pledging his whole-hearted sup
port to the program, Mr.. Van
Duzer said yesterday he believes the
demonstrations will do a great deal
of good among school children be-
cause youngsters naturally are at
tracted to animals of all kinds.
Il think it will tie in well with
the Districts official traffic safety
educational program, which begins
tomorrow with the opening Of
schools" he added.
This program is not being con-
Quoted as an experiment. For many
months, Knee-Hi and its master
have been conducting safety lessons
in public school classrooms and
street intersections in. Philadelphia
and elsewhere to teach the young
sters of that city to obey common
sense rules Of safety.
Crosses Only on Green Light.
The intelligent little terrier has
been trained to follow a series of
safety rules under the guidance of
DR.. Brunson. To show children how
they should behave in traffic, Knee
Hi refuses to cross the street in the
middle of a block, crosses at inter-
sections only with the green light or
at a policemen's direction; barks
loudly at children claying in the
street, and refuses to run into the
street between parked cars. Knee
Hi also plays dead at intersections
to show school children what can
happen to them if they do not take
care in play and in crossing streets.
DR.. Brunson has set of six safety
rules which he asks pupils to re-
member at all times. They are:
l. Cross at crossings only.
2. Obey all traffic rules.
3. Don't play in the street.
4. Never try to beat autos.
5. Don't play around cars.
6. Stop, look, listen!
Police Supt. Brown has assigned
q detail of four police officers to
aid DR.. Brunson and Knee-H in
the many demonstrations they will
Rtvo Ia echoolg th1ouefoaat Wash.
Evening star., 1939-09-17
Red Cross Roll Call
In Prince Georges Dated

September % to October 10 has
been set for the annual Red Cross
roll call in Prince Georges County,
Md, it is announced by DR.. c. p.
Close of College Park, chairman OF
the county chapter.
W.. r. Beattie Of Decatur Heights,
vice chairman Of the county chap
ter, has been named roll call chair
man.
A mass meeting of officers and di-
rectors Of the county chapter and
roll call workers will be held Sep
tember % at pm, in the Bladens- =
burg Fire House to get the camaign
formally under way. A representa-
tive Of the National Red Cross will
tell the demands the war Ii max
Ing on tbs Ns4 ososA
Evening star., 1939-09-17
Catholic Womun's S Club
Elects Officers
Special Dispa tch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MANASSAS, Va, Sept. 16.-Mrs.
Mary Pope has been elected presi-
dent of the Catholic Woman's Club
of the Manassas All Saints Catholic
Church.
Other officers named are Mrs.
Avery Reid, vice president: Mrs.
veda Merchant, secretary, and Mrs.
Mrs. Mary Bison, treasurer.
A homecoming service for all for
mer pastors, members and friends
of the church will be held Sunday,
October 8, under the direction of the
Woman's Club.
Evening star., 1939-09-17
Mrs. Mitchell Wins
Flower Show Prize

Mrs. F. H. Mitchell yesterday was
awarded the sweepstakes prize in
the End annual flower show staged
by the Riyerdale Heights Garden
Club at the Riverdale fire house.
More than $50 entries were on ex-
hibit at the show. Mrs. j. Rodgers
VnS fS1naae.un.
Evening star., 1939-09-17
Kensinqton Gorden Show

The garden section of the Ken
sington (Md) Woman's Community
Club will sponsor garden show at
2 pm. Friday at the Kensington
Elementary School.
La gaceta., 1939-10-07
APRUEBA AHORA Ell VAIL
GANG Ell L|EVANTAMIEN
TO DEL A

Roma, Octubre Eel 6rgarp
del V~aticano, el "Osservatore
Romano" publica los parrafos
de un discurso del obispo Der e
lard J. Shell, de Chicago, en- Ell
ual elogia ell mensae del presl-
lente Roosevelt y la parte que So
refiere al leyantamiento del en-
,argo.
Sc interpreta la publication
le esas palabras del obispo CO.
nc que la Santa Sede favorece
as normas de neutralidad del
gresidente Roosevelt. Publica
tambien el peri6dico un extensp
depacho de Estados Unidos Ell
81 cual Sc explica de una name
ra clara, y sin lugar a duda, el
profundo interes que la actitud
del presidente ha despertado en-
los eirculos pQntifieiOs,
La gaceta., 1939-10-07

Picnic
Sc efectuara manana domin
go, con gran lucimiento, Ell Pic
mic otonal de la poderosa so,
ciedad Unione Italiana.
Ell edificio de West Tampa.
situadO en- Howard y Spruce,
ha sido debidamente prepare.
do para la OCCASION.
Centenares de cubiertos Sc
han vendido en- los 1ltimos
dfas, 10 que garantiza un ext
to mayor del calculadO.
Las damas de la UniOne, ell
cooperation con la Secci6n de
Recreo, desempenaran en- Ia
fiesta un papel importantisi-
mo.
Mucho agradecemos la carr
nosa invitacion que Sc nos ha
enviado. A las II empezara a
servirse lie almuerzo.
FL programa musical, a car
go de dos orquestas, resultara
insuperable.
La gaceta., 1939-10-07

los en- los cuales Chamberlain
ulee que ia paz ma de basarse en-
"a lioeraclon de Europa de los
Ignores ae la aggression lnmotI-
yada.
Iampoco Sc lie ha dado a &C.
-oucer al pueblo Ell reciente dis
vursO dc winston churchill, don
lr mace una mesurada critica
ue NusIa y Sc menclona q inJe-
,es comun Gle la Union Soviet,
.ng.a,~tIa J fran~Ia en- echar a
Alemanla Gel sureste de Euro
pa.
lodo ell resto de 10 que en- Eu-
eopa sucede no Sc publlca por
.oS dlar,os "Prayda' e "lzvez-
ga y por 10 tanlo ell pueblo no
yonoce lyS uitimos acontecimien
los. Los russ bien informados i
guen s%oStenlendo que Francia e
ingloCerra no tienen la inten
.Ion de combatlr sacramento y
que al final concertaran una
paz como Aiemania la pide.
La gaceta., 1939-10-07
BUQUE ESCUELA DE LA
MARINA MERCANTE PARA
TAMPA
Una or6en Ge Ia Co7nisi6R
Martina

La Comisi6n Martina de los
Estadcs Unidos orden6 aver que
q buqLe escuela dc Mariners
American Seaman venga a
Tampa y de aqui un curse de en-
trenamiento.
Comunic6 la noticia a esta ciu
dad, en- la tarde de aver, el te-
niente cOmandante c. EtzwellaH
que manda ell buque. Por cartl
pidi6 el comandante un directo-
rio y otroS detalleS.
A la ComiSi6n Martina Sc le
entregara parte de la estaci6n
de cuarentenas de GadSden
Point, segdn un aviSo del Dr.
d. G.. Meighen. m6dico del pucr
to.
La gaceta., 1939-10-07
. La CAcR,rA

Las damas de la Secci6n de
Protection Y Auxilio anuncian
81 Cabaret para Ell dia 25 de no
v.omore. Nosotros hemos podi.
40 averiguar que lie pondran 81
nombre de Clavel.
Prepare una function, para f2
cha aue Sc anunciara, la Sec
cion de Recreo y Adorno. Sensa
cicnales nGmeros de variedadeS
seran estrenadoS, bajo la direc-
ci6n de ice Glamour.
Despu6s del Cabaret de las
Damas Y la function, Sc efectua-
"a ell matinee del dia de Navi-
dad Y ell traditional bale de Ano
Nuevo.
Agradecemos a De La Riva FL
informe y ofrecemos colaboraY
con el Centre, la Secci6n y las
DamaS.
Y al mismo tempo lie felicia.
mos por su restablecimiento.
La gaceta., 1939-10-07
Una Gran BOLerd

Dentro de pocos dias, proO"-
blemente ell 20 de octubre, sera
inaugurada una gran bolesa'
por ell Sr. Jose R. Gentle, en- Ia
Septima avenida, lrgar donde
estuvo la gran tienda de Adam
Katz, frente al correo de H0of'
Llevara la bolera, estilo modes
no, ell nombre de YbOr Bowling
Center, Inc, y ALI Sc venderalI
refrescos, cigarrillOs, cigarros
dulces, etc.
Los aficionados podran juga'
desde horas tempranas de la MA
mana hasta por la noche.
Estara en- la bolera durants
varios dias ell Sr. Gel Grueoer'
de la Saunier- Wilhelm Co., pa
ra instruir a las personals que
deseen aprender en- ell estilo "a
mericano. Tambien Sc daran Iee
clones a las sehoras y senoritas
que 10 deseen.
Una bonita ceremonial Sc pre-
para para Ell dia de aperture.
Auguramos a Gentle, como
ciRpdo Il amor de los latin"s
La gaceta., 1939-10-07
Clearwater vencio a los Terriers, 60
ante una c~oncunencia de $500
Una larga corrioa necna por Straner
lie do la victoria al Tornado

Los Tornado cojiercn IA "pa-
tada dc aperture en- Su propi4
Inca a las 20 yardas y la pusie-
ron en- las As, en- tres jugadas,
Entonces Straner hizo su bri
.lante corrida para cruzar el
goal.
Otra brillante jugada de Sra
ner, mas tarde, en- ell juego, fu6
contenida por Sosa. Por ell Hills
borough Sc distinguio Thomp-
kins.
En- la segunda mitad los Ter
rers tomaron eel aire', pero no
pudieron completar los passes.
Clearwater tambien trat6 los
passes hacienda dos.
Uno de ellos, en- los dltimOs
minutes del juego, fue aparen-
tsmente bueno para un torch
DOWN; pero la jugada fue re-
chazada por un caStigo de 5 var
das en- contra del Tornado.
Los fanaticos de Hillsborough
%tuyieron TN pocO de fe, unos m;
nutos mas tarde, cuando los Te.
lriers recuperaron un ''fumole"
IN ell medic del campo, y empez,
ION a pasar desesperadamente
Mas la eSperanza Sc desvanec!6
,uando Whitaker, guarda del
Tornado, intercept6 una de las
de Tompkins.
La gaceta., 1939-10-07

Frank Straner, halfback del
Clearwater, sc busc6 IN alto pu5,,
to entire los fanticos del Grim
son Tornado, anoche, cuando co
rri6 IS yardas para anotarse un
TOUCHDOWN que derrot6 a HILLSIDE
rough, de 6 a O.
Ante una concurrencia lie
$500 almaS, la mayor que hd
visto un juego de High School
en- Tampa, exceptuando ell de
Hillsborough-Plant, en- Thanks.
giving, Straner corri6 a travAs
del team complete de Terrier.
en- ell primer minute del jueg4,
paa hacer Ell unico score de la
renida lucha entire los dos equ'-
pos.
Esta fue la primera victoria
de Clearwater sobre HILLSIDE
rough en- una rivalidad que exis
te desde hace dos decadas. Mas
de 1000 fanatics de Pinellas
county lie dieron a su team una
gran ovaci0n.
FL juego fue celebrado bajo
condolences idealeS, y los gritos
de los fanatics rivales Sc oial
cada minute.
Ell Tornado en- gran lorna
Ocurrieron algunas "broncas"
entire los fanatics, pero TODD
termin6 con dos "black-eyes".
La gaceta., 1939-10-07
Ell PROGRAMA DE F1ESTAS
DEL CENTRO ESPANOL
Angel de "a Rlrd estQro
eEjeTmlo

Con mucho guSto reciblmo:
en- IL manana de hoy Ia vista
del apr;clado amigo Angel de Ia
Riva, presidente de la Secci6n
de Recreo del Centre Espanol.
Angel eStuvo enfermo y hoy,
al salir a la Gale, vino a comUni
carnos ell programa de fiestas.
FL primer acto del Centro, en-
beneficio del Circulo Cubano y
de otro pequeno club local, ha 81
do cancelar ell Cabaret que ha-
bia anunciado para ell dia Fl lie
Octubre.
Los bales matinee empeza :
ran ell domingo Is, como de CO.'S
tumbre, tocando la orqresta de
Don Francisco.
La gaceta., 1939-10-07
Del Centre ESpaHOl

En- Ell Sanatorio del Centre
Espanol reciben ~asistencia me-
dica los siguientes sociOs y pen
sionistas: Domingo Perez, Jose
Diaz y Jose Garcia, en- ell piso
bajo; en- ell medic y alto Emilio
Alvarez, Ramon Samalea, Ell q
preciado amigo; Celestino Me
nendez, Javier Couto, Pablo
Garcia, Manuel Torres, Alui-
limo Alvarez, Aristides Rua, Sa-
bino Noriega, JESUS Fernandez,
Jose Alvarez, Mary Teagan, FL
lOmena Leon y Mercedes No
guerra.
Votos hacemoS por su resta-
blecimiento.
La gaceta., 1939-10-07

Dentro de pocas semanas, pro
cadente de New York, llegara a
este puerto Ell oarco.
Otras escCelas de entrenamien-
10 de marineroS Sc han estabIe-
lao por la Comision Martina
Ell Fort Irumbull, conn. Hof-
man island, n. L., y Alameda,
California.
La gaceta., 1939-10-07
Una BOda

La belliSima senOrita josef
ma Lcngo, hija de nuestrO querl
do amigo Paul p. LongO, con-
traera matrimonio ell domingo
Is de octubre, en- la iglesia de
Nuestra Sonora del Perpetuo So
zorro, en- Ybor City, con ell est
mado joven William R. Diaz.
A las cinco de la tarde tendra
lugar la b~rillante ceremonial.
Despu6s del acto en- la igle-
STA, Sc verificara una reception
en- la sala del edificio de los H.
jos de Italia, en- la Gale de Ta-
liaferrO.
Mucho estimamos las invita- =
clones recibidas por ell cronista
y pOr ell director.
La gaceta., 1939-10-07
EN- OSCU OCULTAN AL
PUEBLO LAS NO1LClAS


MoScu, Octubre La esta-
cion de radio traSmitio un sd
mario del ultimo discrSo del pr
me rministro ingles Chamber
lain, especialmente la parte el
que aparece la Unin Soviet CO.
mo tratando de lograr la paz,
pero no sc lie leyeron los para
La gaceta., 1939-10-07
SRA. WEBB, DECLARE:

"Desde que assist a la primera
escuela de cocina presentada eli
Tampa, supe que guerra cocinar
con electricidad. Cuando Sc a
nunci6 ell plan de "mientras mas
use menos costara" instalamos
el servicio electrico en- toda nues-
ira casa, ell cual nos ha resultado
muy practice y econ6mico."
La gaceta., 1939-10-07

.HOHtOtO
Sigue enfermO este apreciadJ
amigo y cOmpanerO.
Los m6dicos lie nOtan una pc
quena mejoria, 10 que mucko
nos alegra.
Sc lie ha ordenadO un compile
to repOsO.
Aver lie v~isitaron algunas per
Sonas de Su amistad.
La gaceta., 1939-10-07

PregIntele a los que usan Cocinas Todo-Electricas
ST listed supiera la verdad respecto a como una co
Gina toda de electricidad lie ofrece mas tempo pa
"a gozar de recreo haci6ndOle mas facil ell trabajo
de su casa, dandole mejores resultados y ahorran-
dole mas dinero...... preguntele a las mujeres que
las poseen! No Sc puede obtener mejor recomenda-
ci6n que la que da la propietaria.... Mujeres que
saben 10 que es poser una de estas estufas. Perml-
tanos hacer una estimation del valor actual de sus
efectos de cocina, los cuales puede zanzibar por los
nuevos efectos que estamos vendiendO actualmen-
te. Dele que lie eXpliquemos de que modo los puede
listed pagar... Sc ahorrara dinero!
La gaceta., 1939-10-07

.' Ct,arq
La Camara de Concrete de
Ybor celebrara ell lunes su junta
especial, en- la oficina de la No.
vena y Gale IA.
Sierra preparado y aprobado q
prCgrama del otonO, labor qu-
ina unida a la va iniciada por Ell
Bur de COmerciantes.
Sc prOpOne la Camara cele-
RAJ varias fiestas Y conseguir
para Ybor City obras que nece-
2ita.
Recu6rdese a todos los direc-
ores que no deben faltar.
La gaceta., 1939-10-07
NOTAS SOCIALES

- los deportes, un complete
10.
La gaceta., 1939-10-07


vincente de la utilidsd del serVi-
clio electrico. La Sra. Eugene l..
Webb, del TOT Avenida STRAIT
ford, es miembro de la Junta de
la P. T. A. Asiste a las juntaS Sc
manales de esta organization y
a otras reuniones parecidas de
caracter general. Ensena arte
dos veces pOr semana y musica
una vez a la semana. Ademas,
tiene tempo para visitar a los We
cinos quedandole bastante item
DO para atender a los quehaceres
de su casa Y a su familia de seis.
lisa una criada solo una e a la
semana.
+, Los efectos electricos que ayu-
dan a la Sra. Webb incluyen una
estufa electrical, calentador au-
tomatico de aqua, refrigerator
electrico, fregador electrico pa
"a los platos, planchador electri-
co y una maquina electrical para
coser, ademas de otrOs efectos e.
lectricos de menor cuantia.
Respecto a este S%erviciO la
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-11
NORTH E. VARSITY FACES FORBES SUN.

The North End "Y" varsity will oppose the strong New Haven Forbes tomorrow afternoon at 3 O. clock at the large surface of the Central "Y." The Forbes, who are undefeated in the New Haven city, wide league, with seven straight vic- tories, have won IS out of IS games played to date. The Forbes will show such stars as Eddie Bobinslsi, former Hillhouse and Providence College star. who was chosen .all-New Eng land Ave years ago. while hsi rum ming mate Buddy" Weiss. also of Hillhouse. was chosen all-New Eng land guard, two years back, by al- most every outstanding sports writ CT ia this section of the country. Joe Lewandowski, Jim Mckay, John Su- cabo, "Toddy" Salvatti, Bob Hol- man, Fred Collins and John Wilson will also be seen in the Forbes line- up.
 The New Haveners have defeated such strong teams as the Spring field "Y," Milford Grads. Wooster Owls of Massachusetts, Wallingford Walcos and others, while their only loss of the season being to the Chic- opee town team of Springfield, Mass,
 Fred Jacovino's lineup will consist of Lou Chestone, Mike Haiday. Alex Jacovino, Dom Coviello, Herb Leece Ang. Jacovino, "Ricky" Ricciuti, Bob Leece and spuds Spadola.
 Tn the nraIinainarv contest. St. Joe's girls will be out for their i0tl, victory of the season in opposing @ strong state team.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-11
STRONG BACK IN . PRO FOOTBALL
Five.Year Ban Up for For. mer New York Giant
 Star Player

Chicago, Feb. 11-(UP)-The trad ing almost at a standstill, club off, cials of the National Football league turned to rules and schedule discussions today, indicating they may wind up the longest winter meeting on record without a major player deal.
 Bert Bell of the Philadelphia Eagles so far has been the only deal CT. He traded Irving Hall, Brown university halfback obtained in the draft, to the New York Giants for Halfback Hugh Wolfe of Texas.
 Bell also was said to be after sev- eral members of the Chicago Bears but failed last night to come to terms with eGorge Halas, owner- coach of the Chicago club.
 President Joe F. Carr annuonced only three decisions on the second owners and coaches were closeted day of the convention although together more than five hours.
 He denied reports the National league expected to add Los Angeles with @ statement that no other city has applied formally for entrance. He added. however, that Los Angeles would stage Its professional all-star game for the next five years and later announced that Ken Storng former New York Giants star, had been reinstated after five year ban for jumping his National league contract to play with unsanctioned clubs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-11
CORsAIRS TAKE TWO

The Corseirs Juniors won two games this week: On Monday they defeated the Owls at the Pearl Street Community House by the score of 30-24 to even the series. The two Depalma brothers, Joe and Al. starred for the winners, Joe making Q points, while brother Al Chunky, guard. who reminds one of Jim Londos. threw in three double deckers for a total of six points. Tommy zilaro. rangy center, played bang-up floor game. .
 Tuesday at the Pearl Street court the Corsalr Juniors defeated the highly touted South End Bulldogs by the score of 43-27. Nicky Guer- rera. Joe Depalma and Frankie CaYriero did the majority of the point making, Guerrero scoring 10 points, followed by Joe Depalma and Carriero who scored 8 and c points respectively. For the Bull dogs Al Damelio was a thorn in the side to the Juniors. scoring i2 points. The Corsairs have lost the services Of Tommy Zllaro for the rest of the season because of ill- ness.
 The Corsairs will try to make 1t { straight wins. Tuesday when they meet Charlie Feola's Robins at the Pearl Street House at 8:30 D. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-11
BOYS CLUB VARSITY
 MEETS BRIDGEPORT

Waterbury Boys Club varsity hoopsters will oppose the strong Spades quintet of this city. Bridge port Harrell A. A. formerly sched- uled for this date was postponed by their management to a latter date. The Spades club have one of the leading Senior teams ct the Boys Club. They will show four former Varsity members in their lineup namely. Hayes, Coffey, Kelley, and OBrien. Mobilemen ready to sec action are Willie White, Ray Chip man. Damelio, Fournier, Fisher, La- pointe, Griffin, and Lamberti. Oth- CTS on the Spade rooster are, Rosa, Arceiro, Lombard, and Felliciano. Varsity players will be out to break Into the win side loosing two of the last three starts. Winners of i6 out of 2i encounters the Clubbers have enjoyed two winning streaks the first was for eight contests before going down to the Torrington Wonders In an overtime game; and the second for six games before loosing to the crack Meriden Laurel school of business. The Varsity -- Spade game will get underway at 8:30 p. m. and will be preceded by two preliminaries. Bombers stack up against the Golphers hi the 6:30 opening and the Red Vallone Wash ington Hill Maidens take on the Norwood Co'Eds in the 7:30 en- counter. Dancing will follow the games.