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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
P. w. A. Project No Md ll34-F.

The Mayor and Town Council of >Chev-
erlv, MARYLAND ,
1134-F, Contract No. ., at cheyerly. Prince
Georges County, Maryland, for Storm Water
Drains. Grading and Street Paving: Work
Concrete curb and Cutters. and Sidewalks
and Miscellaneous Work will be received by
the Mavor and Town. Council OF CheVerly;
Maryland, at the Hall Of the Public School ln
G erlv. until 500 PM. Eastern Standard
Time, on Wednesday. January 3. 1910, ard
then at said office publicly opened and
The Information for. Bidders, Form Of
tons and Forms of Bid Bond and Perfos.n-
East Lexington Street, Baltimore. Mary
land, and copies, thereof obtained upon
payment of So 90 for each set. ANY bidder
upon returning such set promptly and in
good condition, will be refunded his pay
ment and any no, nonnidae,I h upoa O. so so re-
The Mayor and Town, Council Of chev.
er!v. Maryland reserve the risht to waive
any informalities in or to reject any or all
Each bidder must deposit with his bid
security in an amount Of not less !, 4 than an
five per eentpm ,S Of the nndiaons 6aSe oiq nrn IN
vided yittr in ' the Information for Bidders
Attention OF bidders is particularly
called to the requirements as to O. conditions o. ID
wage rates to be paid under the contract.
The estimated cost of the work to be
performed under this portion NJ OF tse PTo1 I0o
S No SitiGdt bidder A may withdraw his bid within
thirty 800 days after the actual date of
the opening 1G,th thereof E ;rErcHER
j. spks5; sPENcE oaeys5.l, oHoWARp. MAfs.Ano.
GiZi! ana % Consulting ns., fta1nEtnn Enslnssr ss
de1s.2o26.27.
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DENNY HUGHES 4O2 9th St. NV,
Atty. for Plaintiff.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
unted ssfs fSE ths pE5St EPSEs # S9
Mount Vernon Place, NV: WASHINGTON.
D. c, Plaintiff VS., ALBERT ERNEST. alias
D. G. Allison, C o General Delivery, Glas-
gov. Montana. Defendant:-Civil Action
No. 4l59.-ORDER FOR PUBLICATION
NONRESIDENT.-The object of this suit
is to secure divorce vinculo matrimonii
from the defendant. Albert Ernest, alias
D. G Allison, upon the grounds OF deser-
tion for more than five t5) years without
cohabitation. On motion Of the plaintif'
II is this 10th day of october, 1879 OR
DERED that the defendant, Albert Ernest,
cause his appearance to be entered herein
on or before the fortieth day, exclusive. OF
Sundays and legal holidays. occurring after
the day of the first publication OF this
order: otherwise this cause will be pro
ceeded with as in case of default. PRO,
VIDED a copy of this order be published
once a week for three successive weeks in
the Washtneton Law Reporter and The
Evenine Star newspaper before said day,
A true COPY. Test: CHARLES F STEW
ART Clerk BY JOHN o. BOWEN Asst.
1arl-
Evening star., 1939-12-20
Pennsylvania Loodings
Under Previous Week
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-The Penn
sylvania Railroad today reported a
total of 1O4,157 revenue freight cars
were loaded during the week ended
December 16. This compared with
109,153 in the preceding week and
65,537 in the comparable 1888 week.
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Firestone DiscIoses
S6,722,045 Profit
In Fiscal Year
Result Compares With
$5,258,04l Recorded
In Previous Period
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, Dec. 20.-Firestone
Tire g. Rubber Co. reported $6,722,-
O45 net profit for 1889, after all
charges. This compares with S.
258,O ,O41 for 1888 and is equal to s2.03
a share on common stock. The re-
port was for the fiscal year ended
October 81.
Sales for the year were sl60,119,-
220S-the largest in history-com-
pared with Sal ,882, ,68l the previous
year. Earned surplus was $40,504,-
25S, against $39,052,754 at the close
of the 1888 year Current assets
totaled $50 ,564,381; a year ago they
were s84,750,000.
Campbell, Wyant e. Cannon.
Directors of Campbell, Wyant &
Cannon Foundry Co. today declared
dividend of 40 cents share on the
capital stock, doubling the previous
payment of 20 cents on November
"a, which was the first payment
in 1889. The dividend will be paid
January 26 to stock of record jan
uary S. The companys plants are
at Hoopeston, Ill; Canton, Ohio;
Troy, N. Y, and Birmingham, Ala.
Evening star., 1939-12-20
Washington Exchange
SALES.

SALES.
After call. Mergenthaler Linotrye-
Is at 1872. at 1914.
Wash. Ry. g. Elec. 4s-$l,O 900 at
108s4. $1,000 at 108ss. $1,000 at
1o8ss, $1,000 at 1085s, $1,000 at
1885.
Evening star., 1939-12-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
ALBERT E. COMRADES, Attorney.
I2O Heurich Bldg.


Filed Dec l. 1890. Charles E Stewart Clerk.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia
IN RE: KURT SALOMON, 1901 Connect,
cut Ave NV, Washinstona;, p C. and ;n,,a
Ave: NV. Washington: D; c., PetitionerS rs;
Civil Action No. 49S9:-oRDER OF
PUBLICATION FOR CHANGE OF NAME
Kurt Solomon and Lula Maye Salomon
having filed petition praying for decree
CLEANSING their surnameS to Salmon and
having applied to the Court for an order
of publication of the notice required by
law in such cases it is. by the Court. this
1st day of December, 1889. ORDERED:
that all persons concerned show cause, if
any there be- on or before the Goth day of
December,, 1899, why the prayers of said
petition should not be granted: Provided,
that a copy of this order be published once
a week for three consecutive weeks before
said day in the Washington Law Reporter
and The Washington Star newspaper.
JAMES NJ. PROCTOR: Justice; Seal A
true copy Test: CHARLES E STEWART,
Clerk. BY ANDREW A HORNER. Asst.
Clark. de6,13.@0.
DENNY HUGHES 4Oe 9th St. NV,
for oil
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Unemployment Fund
tReported by Smith. Barney &

The Treasury reports that from
July l to December 16 the States
deposited SAT- 227 in the unem-
ployment trust fund and withdrew
s187,025, ,524.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
he District Of Columbia. December ~
cordance with the act of Congress approved
March .; 1927: there has been printed in
De- 7h sSaHs and 3 Doeber sfns 7
dclinouent list containing a list of taxes
n arrears on real property IN the Dtstrict
special assessments overdue, and if these
taxes ard sseSsments overdue with penal
tes s1d costs are not paid prior to Janga5y
the once e Of ths collector ot taxes: B E,
nnnF each 2Snn'sT day Sunday % and a an9 f0 s0h
Srops!z Fy!s Sh!t e EszFs Eye osSSs GFos
sioners Of the District of Columbia
BOARD, Washineton. D. c. December 13,
Ion n3a Notice is hereby giysn IT. that the
under the District of Columbia Alcoholic
BEVERAGE Control Act, that remonstrants
are entitled to be heard before the grant
Boom .25, District Butldins $50 Natssn
&C" .3os Pa. Ave. Sc: 374l, Sara
Israelson, T Up,own RESTAURANT, Be-
afrs Matsss T To3reb a42a Gaqn Rsa1 Aye N.Y. 4o3
st, NV. 42o3 Elizabeth Bigein. Retail
ffrs cEs. B 354 l4ts ST NV 4s5o oads Lees
Ice STeaNl. Inc, ReIalieF ~ ~ T.
St. NV: 1851. James G. Moy. TIA Pa
coda Chinese Restaurant. Retailers Cd
1895 14th St. NV; 4652. Sara Perlman,
Fetailer's b" 14oO 10Th St, NV; 4653.
nars IA Pnf Rs TTss ssh Rsf s
NV 1855 Virginia Williams Constan-
tino. TIA Wmpy's Villa Ricca. Retailers
LODGE, Agnes K Mason Isaac Cans Alco-
holic Beverage Control Board. de1"20
WASHINGTON, D c.: DECEMBER 20.
EoUALIzATION AND REVIEW. District
81 .dlnc. We shington. D c.. December 90
1a3a.-In accordance with the provisions
of the Act of Congress of AUGUST a. 1894.
and amendments thereto. the Board of
EQUALIZATION and Review will be in session
in the District Building Room 105l from
and after the first Monday in January.
1910, until and including the first Monday
in April. 1910. for the purpose Of hearing
and determining such complaints as may
be made in respect to the new assessment
of real property in said District The
books containing the returns of said assess
ment are open to public inspection and can
be seen during office hours on and after
the first Monday in January. 1910. at the
Office of the Board The law requires that
no complaint in respect to the new assess
ments of real property shall be received BY
the Board after the first Monday in April
1910 Blank forms for filing complaints
can be obtained at Room lO7. District
Building EDWARD A. DENT, Assessor
and Chairman OF the Board OF Eoualt5ation
and Review. oe2o'2l
Evening star., 1939-12-20

Quotations furnished by National Asso-
ciafion of Securities Dealers. Inc. which
states they do not necessarily reflect ac-
tual transactions or firm bids or offers.
nut should indicate approximate prices. and
unless otherwise indicated, are as quoted
by the sponsors or issuers.
Indicates Not quoted by sponsors or
Evening star., 1939-12-20
P00r e. Co.

Directors of Poor & Co., makers
OF railway equipment, ordered div
idend of so cents a share on ac-
count of arrears on the class "a"
stock, payable December q to stock
of record December %. On Decem-
ber a payment of 81 share was
made, the first since December,
1887.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Chevy Chase Club lst 4l4s 104ia 1O5a
Col Country Club 1st 4i.s 103
Ter Ref g. VIII Corp lst 4Ks 100
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BONDS

PUBLIC UTILITY.
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS. INDoRsFD BIDS FOR
outdoor substation. specification No. 9233. y
will he received at the Bureau OF Yards
and Docks. Navy Department. Washington.
and then and there publicly opened, for
outdoor substation at the Naval Research
laboratory. WASHINGTON 'Bellevuel. D. c.
The work includes transformers and nee
essarv euuipment: concrete construction;
structural steel; non-climable fence and a
grounding system Specification No. 9233
and accompanying drawings may be- OBJ
tanned on application to the Chief of the
a check or postal monev order Cor $40:
nayable to the Chief of the Bureau Of
Yards and Docks is required as security
for the safe return of the drawings and
specification B MOPFELL, Chief of Bu-
reau, ! s November. 1889 del3,2 90
Evening star., 1939-12-20
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

TO EMMA L, YODER, OWNER OF REC
:. ord. If livlns' II dead unknown heirs Sol OF
di,ion existing on unin1 proved land be-
tween Half and First: and Streets
S.W -ot p square co. in VOCATION to, ~ aa OF
bage unclean rags. papers, etc, Iels cor
dition should be remediedo on or before the
failure SO to do tie work will BE- cone by
'hs hsre6{ Rls;s Viii The he cost Of 5Ris adyertiSs i
G ALLEN, c5mmissioners. D c. -
TO MARY J. EDWARDS. OWNER OF REC
cd If living if dead, unknown heirs of.
dirion existing on unlmproyed land batWeen
First and Half, N and Streets SW.. lot
ing Of an accumulation of garbage. unclean
rags, papers. etc. This condition should
be remedied on or before the ;}i,ho 5th day Of Of
DO The work will be done by the District
suthortles and the cost thereof w Nth tnd Jhs
nSsins3 MccoAcH "a Hs'o Jr p:oe' E. ALLEN Com
missioners. D. c.
TO WILLIAM F WEIsMAN. OWNER OF
Of You are hereby notified to, remedy a
condition eSis,inR n nnimproVed land a az q
mutation Of unclean rags, papers, bottles,
GARBAGE and miscellaneous refuse on lot
ieforo Its con01 no IN Sho9a QUO 0e ansarv o o4n Or
Upon your failure SO TO do the work vii!
be done by the. District authorities and
the cost thereof with the cost Of this
advertisement, viii be taxed against the
said nronerty NJ c. HhZFN y Nc
Jr G T ALLEN. Commissioners, D. c.
TO MARY F GALE. OWNER CT RETOoD
II liVin" if dead. unknown heirs of. You
are hereby notified to remedy condition
ex1stinG on unmproved land between First
and Half. N and o Streets SW.. lot B.
SNuprn 60, VIOLA ION OF law, CONSISTING
Of an accumulation of garbage, uncean
rags, papers. etc This condition should
he remedled on or before the 18th day Of
January. 1870 Tpon your failure so to
do the work will be done by the District
arth0rif'-- and the cost thereof, with tho
ssane ses 81 be sad T szET
d NcCOACH, Jr.: G E. ALLEN, Com
m1sSionerS D. c.
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Investing Companies

NEW YORK Dec. 20 0Pl.-National As
ISOLATION Securities Dealers. Inc
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Mote: The figures indicated below Go not
include any estimate of any oil which
might have been surreptitiously produced
Week ended December 1s, with changes
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-12-08
HOUSEHOLD
QUESTIONS

Sandwich Filler.-Peanut butter
mixed with little cream is good
filling for white or graham cracker
sandwiches for children.
White, Tender Chicken Meat
If chicken is well rubbed inside
and out with cut lemon before
being cooked it will make the meat
white, juicy and tender.
To Hasten Cooking.-When us
ing a double boiler the food will
cook more quickly if the water
in the outer vessel is sailed in the
proportion of fourth of cup of
salt to one quart of water.
Slow Up Baking.-If the oven is
very hot put piece of waxed
paper under the casserole cover.
This will prevent the contents of
the casserole baking too quickly.
Cleaning Photographs.-Photo-
graphs that have become soiled
may be made to look like new
by washing them with piece of
white cotton wadding dipped in
cold water. Do not use colored
cotton wadding and never use
soap, soap powder or ammonia
just cold water.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-12-08
TRY ANYTHING ONCE

A butcher in Ohio received from
a friend in Florida several small al
ligators, which he proudly displayed
in a small tank at his store, SO as
to arouse public interest. One of
his best customers came into the
shop that afternoon. He noticed the
alligators and looked at them quite
a long time.
Then he said to the butcher: II
suppose person might as well be
dead as to be out of style. I've
never eaten them before. but you
can give me couple of pounds Of
alligator. What's the best way TO
cook emf"
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-12-08

Any little girl will be overjoyed
70 find this woolly set in her Christ
mas stocking. It's done m simple
crochet. Pattern 6504 contains Il
rections for making cap, scarf and
mittens in a 4, 6 and 8 year size;
materials needed; illustrations II
them and stitches; color schemes.
To obtain this pattern send IS
cents in coins to The Sewing
Circle. Household Arts Dept, $50
W. 14th St., New York, N. Y.
Please write your name, ad-
dress and pattern number plainly.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-12-08

Aehild's life Is beyond The price Of pennies
Ask your Doctor before divine
your child doubtful ''bardainS
remedies. No family need take
this chance today.
Wait. Think first. Are you obsolutelu
sure you should give a single dose Of
that drug to your child? fnternallu2
It was sold. you recall. as some
thing Just as good, for a few
pennies less.
A very dear purchase it could be I
For your own peace Of mind alone,
give no home remedy you're NOT
quite certain about without getting
your own doctors opinion. And
neper 90 against il.
Even in the case Of the common
children's remedy, milk of maQne-
STA. ask your doctor what he ap-
proves. And when he SAYS ''Phillips'
Milk Of Magnesia" see that Won qet
exactly thatby asking expressly Tor
Phillips" when you buy. never
ask for just milk Of magnesia".
II your child prefers Phillips in
the newer form-tiny peppermint
Favored tablets, give It this way.
But whether you get liquid Phillips
or Phillips Tablets get the genuine
Phillips Look for the name"fhillipo'
Milk OF Magnesia" on bottle or boz.
PHILLIPS .: :ssS e.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-12-08
No Use rrxine

Won't you take the sleeping pow
der the doctor prescribed. Marian"
asked Mr.. Meek.
"Yes-but you won't get the front
door key" replied his wife.
Evening star., 1939-11-09
Glove Clearance
Bed Linens and Dish Towels

Part-linen Dish Towels. Long wearing. Size
1Sx32 inches. Red, gold blue, green borders
Friday only for 81
200 Famous Faircrest Bed Sheets. Exceptionally
good weaving sheet made of fine snowy white
yarns without filling or dressing. Size
72x99 inches Reg $l.O9 and sl.19. Friday
pnly " 89c ca.
The Pdlais Royal, Linens -. Second Floor
Evening star., 1939-11-09
Dresses Reduced

10 Regular S1O.95 and $12.95 Fall Dresses.
Sizes IL to 90 Friday only
10 Regular SASS and s16.95 Fall Dresses.
. Sizes II to 90 Friday only
The Pnlais Royal, Better Dresses
-. Third Floor
Is Fall Dresses. Black and colors. Reg
$685. Friday Sc
10 Fall Dresses. Rayon crepes. All
wanted shades. Reg. $685. and $685..
Friday 81
10 Fall Dresses. Black and colors. Reg.
,$4.95. Friday
The Palais Royal, Thrift Dresses
Third Floor
10 Reg. S10.s5 and s12s5 Junior Dresses.
Friday S6
8 Reg SS95 and $1o.95 Junior Dresses.
The Palais Royal, Junior Dresses
=. Third Floor
Evening star., 1939-11-09
Rayon Undies

, Briefs, Panties, Step-ins and Vests. Broken
les. Regularly 69c and 7sc. Friday for 81
Non Run Rayon Pajamas. Extra large sizes.
kgularly $225. Friday ay------S Sl.69
Extra Large Non-run Rayon Gown. Regu-
Fly $2,25. Friday S1.69
American Beauty Rayon Taffeta Slips.
Foken sizes. Regularly $l.09 Friday - 79c
20Ts Wool and Silk 500 Cotton Pants and
ests. Broken sizes. Regularly 69c and 79c.
Evening star., 1939-11-09
Men! 1uxedos, " Price

Tuxedos. Reg $2s75. Sizes double breasted shorts.
2/3e 1877 Friday, n price $14S7
Tuxedos Reg $500 Sizes double breasted short, 1885
and AZ. Friday, p price $3.50
Lynbrook Suit. Reg s2475 Size l4o Friday X price,
Sl2.37
The Palas Royal Mens Shop First Floor
Sale, Mems Gloves, $l.89
Regularly So Genuine Arabian Mocha . Slp-on and
snap styles Sizes 712 to 8l4. 10 pairs
Mems So, $3.50, SITS Shirts, 81
Just a. Collar attached styles Fancy patterns Slight
soiled from handling Sizes is, 15l2, 49, l64 only.
Mems Winter Union Suits, " Price
length Sizes 36 r.
Res Kneelens,h and long
$3.50 All cotton Long legs. Lons sleeve Sizes an
Mems $I.35 and $I.65 Shirts, 74e
Slightly soiled from handling Collar attached styles Sizes
H11 Is =. 15ls only.
800 Mems 25e Socks, 4 pairs for 79e
Mercerized cotton Cluster to le
Mems $I.95 B. Y. D. Robes, 89c
washable cotton pads Well tailored with
collars and sash match pockets Assorted coo
THe PaIns Royal Ness Shop First Floor
Evening star., 1939-11-09
Novelty Tables Reduced

End Tables, Lamp Tables, Coffee Tables IN maple
finish. Regularly $l88. Friday only S1.2S
The Palais Royal, Art Needlework
-. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1939-11-09
kitehenWars Specials

1 Manning & Bowman Urn Sets. Reg. 1888. Friday
onlv -$3 1898
68 Aluminium Pie Pans. Reg. Csc. Friday only 1Oc
"a Aluminium Percolators Reg. S119 Friday only soc
81 Aluminium Kettles with Reg $49 Friday only CSC
16 Pastry Boards. Reg $159 Friday only SSc
IL Enamel Cold Pack Gamer Reg 81 49, Friday only
Is Bread Boxes. Reg. $11s. Friday only 29c
IL Enamel Refrigerator Pans Reg 49c. Friday only lsc
Manning Bowman Urn Sets. Reg. $1995. Friday
univ $12.98
Baskets. Reg. $l29 Friday Sc
Enamel Roasters Reg ST. Friday 49c
81 Glass Window Ventilators. Reg soc ea Friday only
for CSC
Cake Boards and Cover Reg $169 Friday only S12s
II Metal Waste Baskets. Reg. 69c Friday only 29c
$500 Rolls of Toilet Tissue. Reg. &c roll Friday only
10 rolls 36c
Sweepers Reg $l295 Friday only--------$ssS
The Palais Royal Homewares Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1939-11-09
6-S4.95 Genuine haekmeyer
1weedurov Jackets for Boys, $3.69

Brown sizes 10, a. l6 gray sizes II. IA and 1o
Corduroy Shirts. Size only. Blue, brown and tan
Reg. $l95. Friday SSc
Boys Sweaters Sizes % and 80 Reg $l95 Friday 81
so Boys Button Blouses Sizes and 6. Reg soc. Fri
day --------- = SIC
Boys 2pc Basque Suits Sizes to Stripe jersey
Polo shirts and washable Garbartix shorts. Reg $119
rridav - 1890 69c
20 3-pc. Sweater Suits Broken lots and Sizes But sizes
tn IN Reg s2q5 Friday S195
10 Boys Topcoas Tweed coat Elon cap. Sizes to g.
Rag s6a5 Friday .- - 50 SO
Sawyes Tufferoy Bush Coats Sizes IL, 16 and 20
Reg Sc .95 Friday --------------------S3
Corduroy Upper Bush Goats. Sizes II, IA and 49, Reg
$3.50 Friday ---------- --------------- $z95
Boys Rancoats Sizes IL and a. Reg $2s5 Friday 81
Young Mems 3pc. Suits longs in sizes II, IL and ~
Reg $22.50 Friday ----------- s1l
Navy Student Stout Suits Sizes l6 and l8 Reg $24 so
FRIDAY ~ .... ------- $12
Is Navy and Brown Corduroy Knickers Tailored by Tom
Sawyer. Sizes to 16. Reg. $2s5. Friday y----- $l95
10 Junior Overcoats Double breasted gray patterns
Warm nner-lning. Full belted. Sizes 5, and only
Reg $795 Friday $S6s
10 Boys Tweed Knickers Brown and gray beted Fully
lined. Sizes 10 TO- Reg. $1.95. Friday .----- $12s
The Paias Royal, Boys Shop First Floor
Evening star., 1939-11-09
The PaIais Royai, Toiietries First Floor

The Palnis Royal, Toiletres First Floor
Infants and chiIdren's Wear
Infants Bathrobes. only Reg. Friday 79c
Friday $3.50
Ten-AEe Prints Sizes II to 16 Reg $49s 35e8
Size Reg 1898. Friday S.
S-2pc Suits Sizes to g. Reg $49S.
The Palais Royal, Childrens Shop Third Floor
$3.50 Hostess Sandals .. $2.26
u pairs Hostess Sandals rayon satin metallic cloth
High Cut Boots Sizes H. Ill., 1211 a. s. g.
SO 95 Friday only Sls5
to H.
Reg Friday only
The Palais Royal Footuear Second Floor
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-10-03
Conflict In Events
Postpones Supper
Ladies' Guild Selects November for Popular Harvest
SOcial-Earbenders Plan Tourney
WASHINGTON HILL

for the coming year. Thomas Con-
way president of the organization
also announced last night that the
IS tourney held each year during the
winter months will get underway
this Friday night with eight teams
participating.
The club members will also have a
corned beef and cabbage supper this
Saturday night at the community
house.
Boy Scouts
The regular meeting of the Wash
ington Park Community Club Boy
Scout Troop 9 will be held tomorrow
night at the community house.
Scoutmaster Sacco has issued call
for new SCOUT and any young boys
on the Hill wishing to join the
scouts may do so by attending the
meeting tsmorrow evening.
Drum Corps
The regular meeting Of the Com
munity Clu.n drum corps will be
held tonight at the community
house at o'clock. Although the
corps failed to win a prize at Mer-
iden Saturday Miss Jane Sheehy
drum Mario of the corp added an
other medal to her collection.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-10-03
RUFFINC TO HURL
in SERIES DEBUT
Ace Yankee Pitcher to Be
Certain Starter Against
Reds Tomorrow

New York, Oct. 3.-(UP)-Red
Ruffing, ace of the Yankee pitching
staff who has been suffering with
a sore arm since Sept. II, will pitch
tomorrow's opening World Series
game against the Cincinnati Reds,
Manager Joe Mccarthy announced
today.
Mccarthy decided to start Ruffing
after the big right handler had test
ed his arm in a brief warmup.
Both teams held workouts in the
Yankee stadium but activity was
confined to throwing, bunting and
running because the base-paths
were covered with tarpaulin tC
protect them from rain,
The outfield, where most Of the
players worked, was very soggy and
there was an outside chance tha-
the field might not be In condition
for tomorrow's opening game.
The weather forecast was for
cloudy or partly cloudy weather and
continued cool tonight and tomor-
row. Baseball men who attended to-
days workouts-the Reds held a
session after the Yankees were
through-were of the opinion that
sunshine would be needed to re-
store the field to proper playing
condition.
Any decision regarding postpone
ment won't come until tomorrow.
however, when Baseball Commits
sioner Kenesaw M. Lands probably
will inspect the field if the weather
doesn't clear by morning.
Mccarthy didn't even see the
Yankees workout. He sat in his
oce down in the dressing room and
smoked cigar.
Ruffing pitched in the warm-up
box for about ten minutes, but he
didn't cut loose with his fast one.
Then he had a brief conference with
Mccarthy, reporting that his arm
was "okey" and Mccarthy an
nounced his decision. Monte Pear
son probably will pitch the second
game, Mccarthy indicated.