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AUroMoBILEs FOR SALE.


PLYMoUTH 1e41 special de luxe 2;door
discount and trade; low mileage. 1924
Wilson blvd, Arl,, Va. Call Mr.. Weekly,
PLYMOUTH 1886 coupe; clean, black nm
ish; good motor and tires; Al mechani-
cally; only S229; low terms. LOGAN
MOTOR CO. 18th and M sts. NV. RE.
PLYMOUTH 1889 4-door trunk sedan; at
tractive gray finish; clean as a pin inside
and out; low ,mileage; one owner; excellent
18th and EMEssoS n SIS, NV. y ofME; p1. 500.
PLYMOUTH 1887 4-door ssdan; black fn-
lsh. 3 very good tires, 9. K; motor; eco
St. oOa nv 1 Decatar e hRHSi' 4sos iNo'' I'E0 l4'
PLYMOUTH 1910 convertible coupe: one.
owner, low-mileage car that looks and
performs like new. fne heater; 5 like1new
ToHSd s5S N0T9Rs g. R% Your PaefaEd RE lBss Psssr
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe 4-door sedan;
beautiful green finish, radio and heater,
seat covers; reconditioned motor. very good
LOVING. MOTORS. Your Packard Dealer,
4515 14th ST. NV RE O503.
PLYMOUTH 1887 convertible coupe: new
top. motor thoroughly checked for safe
driving. very good tires. genuine leather
tion throughout: only $3.50 HILL & TIB-
BITS. 1114 Vermont ave. Ma $3.50.
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe convertible
coupe; radio and heater; black top.
green finish. leather upholstery; excellent
condition throughout; guaranteed; easy
terms.
TRIANGLE MOTORS.
1401 r. 1. Ave. NE. DE. 1902.
PLYMOUTH 1887 sedan; radio, uphol-
stored in mohair, original black finish:
finest condition throughout: guaranteed;
TRIANGLE MOTORS.
14O1 r. ]. Ave NE. DE. 6302.
PLYMOUTH 1898 de luxe 4-door trunk
sedan; black finish, spotless mohair up
holstery, radio, heater, excellent tires
and motor, very low mileage; S445
Rosson Motor Co., lis New York ave. ne.
RE. 1902.
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe coupe: black
hnlsh. radio and heater, perfect in every
Tespect: S335. Rosson Motor Co., 115 New
YORK ave. ne. RE 1902.
PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe coupe: black
finish, radio and heater. spotless interior,
excellent tires and motor; S425. Rosson
Motor Co.. lis New York ave. ne. RE.
PLYMOUTH 1910 business coupe: gun
metal finish. clean as a pin, in perfec
Sonoitlon: only 500. Rosson Motor Co.,
II0 New YORK ave n RE 130o
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

BRICK COLONIAL HOME. ABSOLUTELY
most desirable location in Arlington. Va. For
PARTICULARS write OWNER, Box 2l7-D. Star.
WILL TRADE $4,000 EQUITY IN BUILD
ing located 500 Pa. ave Sc on large
modern farm: building now leased for s
y,Sr gEr az SlI2 per month. RALPH G..
PERRY, 637 Pa. ave. Sc I4s
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$4,000.
A beautiful clear stream, a
waterfall and IL acres of won-
derland in Mont. Co., Md,
and very attractive moderniZed cottage
Charm-well you'll Just love it. We can't
describe it-one must see it. Call BOSS
& PHELPS, Ma 1900.
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5000 Cash.

Arlington, Va, bungalow. two bedrooms,
ell latest improvements; near bus: large,
nicely handicapped lot; price, S4,250, but
will take $1,000 If you have $500 cash.
Drive out NJ Washington blvd or Lee high
way to N. Roosevelt St, then left to N.
10th St, then right one block to N. Syca-
more St, then right to last house on left.
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y u BLOCK OFF PFNNA AVE. Sc.
6-room BRICK house tcolored) rented
TO same tenant for years. Price, S3,500;
eE Investment. Call OWNER, GE. 1866,
after pm.
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MONEY ON SECOND TRUST.
We will buy second-trust notes, D. c.,
nearby Md. Va. Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT
CORP
1912 N. 2. Ave. NV. National 5s33.
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500 to 1000 fine lots row. detached;
F. H, A. approved Where 5000 houses
needed. Water sewer, gas, cleo; transp.
avail. Call Jno. j. Wescott, SH. 1850, or
O'HARE EST Ao1 18th = MA R413
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STORES FOR RENT

LARGE STORE, 3TOa N H. AVE, AT
Georgia ave. n.w-22-ft. frontage on 2
streets; suitable for any business PAT
TROIANO, National $3.50
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8 FOUR-FAMII,Y RTDGS
ESTATE LIQUIDATION
FIRST COMMERCIAL.

One-Story brick bldg. with large extra
lot leased to branch post once at Sl,775
a w; no expenses except taxes and ms
Price, $1,000. MA. $3.50
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NEEn MnNEvo .

Bring your problem to a responsible COM
pany with thousands Of satisfied customers
We make loans on D. c., nearby Md and
Va. property without excessive title charges
for appraisal fees; Also Signature loans.
SECURITY FINANCE 'CORPORATIoN.
S3S Investment Building. District S672.
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LOTS FOR SALE.
(Continued.)

DESIRABLE CORNER LOT, SUITABLE FOR
doctors home and of1ce. Chevy Chase, Md
Box 300-D, Star
HNn DnNNIrCsf11( (AI
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MONEY TO LOAN,

LOANS ON CLOTHING, JEWELRY OR
ANYTHING Of value. NATL PAWNBROK-
ERS, Rosslyn, Va. Opp Hot Shoppe
MONEY ON YOUR HOME. QUICK. CON
FIDENTAL; 1st and End trust. taxes,
home improvements. debts. etc METRO
REALTY, 713 woodward Bldg. RE 1922.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS-4-4h-58, Graded
according to character Of loan.
MOORE g. HILL CO.. S04 18th ST. NV.
PLENTY MONEY AVAILABLE FOR End
trusts. taxes, LIST trusts. D. c., Md. and Va
and home, improvements. Deals closed "a
hrs: Small mo. payments FEDERAL FL
NANCE CO., 915 N. Y. ave. NV. Ma 7416.
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venient location of Mt. Rainier, eauipped
with electric, sewage, h.-w h., lot 1O0-tt;
'front.', plenty of fruit and shrubbery. VIII
consider any reasonable cash down pay
FRANK H HIBBERD,
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Nr. 5th and Kennedy-S7, 500: rents 500.
Also
3 new 4-fam. fats, Easements, S15,5OO ca.
Call Mr.. Lynch, RA. 1912, or
OHARE ESTATES. q27 18th MA 6473
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BUILDING. WAREHOUSE. SHOP OR
store, with large showroom in full view
from Wisconsin ave. Located just of Wis.
ave. in Bethesda Approximately 600
so. IT. Phone Mr.. ROCCA, EN- 1900.
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T. Falls Church. Va.
Dk,D-z Da11r CI,,trak DnRS .

Maryland Park, Md.-S300 Down.
5 or Rm., New Det. Brick. Homes.
Tile bath, gar, INV. heat l blk to
stores, schools bus Is min. downtown;
Sc ohn In. white restrICted. MO. 22S6.
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CHEVY CHASE VIEW, MD,

On Conn aye-Semi- bungalow brick,
built-in garage, oil heat. all modern i'm
s.. 500 terms. F Nj PRATT co, INC,
1O1r St NV MA $3.50: ewes, RA 423l .
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BFTHFSDA HOME-S7 $50.
S4,OOO-Attention-S4,000 900.

RAGE. ali modern improvements: lot 6Oxl 4S:
terms F. NJ. PRATT CO, INC, 10Y K
" Ma $3.50. ewes. RA. 42Al.
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! NEAR WAR DEPARTMENT.

| Splendidly located apartment bldg Of
a. units; never vacancy. extremely low
rentals. Brings over $4,000 annually.
| Prlee lar below today's market at Sl15 900.
| Sad Mr.. Truett. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON
| 2.3 Investment bldg. RE. ISL
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FORD 80 Fordor de luxe: days best buy;
original owner; heater excel. condition;
guaranteed: S495. Chamberlin. DI. s11S.
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A REAL BARGAIN.

.7-room. 2-story house on beautifully
baths. baths house fully insulated, weather.
stripped and screened, full concrete base
rnent, oil air-conditioned heat: on bus line
20 minutes from Washington; price,
$1,000; cash Sl,lOO, balance easy terms
PARKHURST, INC,
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT,

II 18th S.E.-NICE GROCERY STORE
tab. over 30 years. with rooms and
tn: rent reduced to $50 mo.
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CHERNER MOTOR CO..

STUDEBAKER 1898 Commander touring
sedan; excellent finish and excellent motor.
s. very good tires, radio equipped. very
clean car. fully Chernerized and fully guar
| anteed: $3.50
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NEAR LINCOLN PARK
Price Reduced. So $50

i4th ST. NV. WEST SIDE OF STREET
in the block north of You st.-Store and
apartment, rented at SI25.00 per month;
price 11,7500D. no less. This is about
S3, 900 90 less than assessed value
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1919 K St NV Ma 1866
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform Sinai
Loan LaDS.
YOU

-. con get loon of $1,000 if you
con make monthly poyments Of S759.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash imme-
diately for small car in good condition.
No dealers. CO. Sb30.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

COL. RID. NV. BET. 18th AND 18TH
stores, 2 apts. rental, S2,40O year. Price,
$4,000 Terms OWNER TIA p464 %
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-10
LOU NOVA MAY GET
 JUNE TITLE CONTEST

New York, April 10 -- tU.PJ -- Promoter Mike JAcobs is expected to announce definite dates for Heavyweight Champion Joe Louis future title defenses today.
 Abe simon, Billy Conn end Lou Novs are listed on the prospective schedule simon probably will get the first crack at tho title in c re. turn bout originally scheduled for May 9 in Madison Square Garden but now generally expected to be transferred to Yankee Stadium During the week of May 25.
 Louis next outing is billed for June 10 iia New York against Conn but that's where Nova enters the picture. Conn's poor showing against dunnar Barlund coupled with Mo- va's kayo of Maxie Baer has led to reports that Nova will be substituted against Louis in June.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-10

636 542 623 iHgh three--Bansleban, 3ol High single-Bansleban, 155
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-10
CNee. 0. 0. Rat. on.)

New York, April 10-(UP)-- Twenty .eigiat persons, aA of whom came Ia cn Oakleys, assembled in c snnail. Wenite-wasl1ed room t0 watch Joe LWtis take the licking Of his life.
 Pocr Joe had . terrible time. He didn't throw c punch and l1e didn't duck c punch. He got knocked out twice iii one session and noOody picked him up. As . matter Of fact nobody could have picked him up, for Joe wasn't there. He was some. where in the west, blissfully tin. aware that Lou Nova wAs giving cossnic punch" (pat. pending).
 him the business with his dynamic
 T1his wae tho first demonstration of the new punch that Nova used In knocking out Max Baer the other evening, and the one he hopes will bring him the world heavyweight championship when he gets into the ring with Louis. The blow was in. vented by wolstan 0. Brown, who made c study of Greek sculpture and athletes down the ages. He dee cided that they achieved power by keeping their bodies in the shape of . bow with the tips of the bow rest- ing on the base of the brain and th eknees. In that way, Mir. Brown explained, they are in position to punch with the weight of gravity instead Of against 1t.
 Ghess and Sweet
 The customers se tiled into their seats and Mir. Brown squared off against an imaginary Joe Louis in the .windup bout. It was plenty si1ort and plenty sweet. Mir. Brown bowed his knees slightly, threw c sharp left jan and crossed with his right. Never once d1d his body get out Of the bow formation. Louis went down like . giant Redwood under the axe and there wasn't any need for . count. Mir. Brown dysted oH his hands and passed out c type- did it. The statement said that this written statement telling how he was the offlcial opening of the hall of human dynaSiics in the New York Museum of Science and Industry"
 The main bout was next and Nova entered the ring wearing gray Slacks, c blue.gfeen sports coat, age that locked like it contained c brown shoes and carrying c pack hAlS-doaen hasadkerchiefs from c department store. He put the pack age osa . claair to the disappoint- inent oE these who thought 1t might contain some o6 the dynamics or cossnics used in the dynamic cossiic punch. Nova V ent to his corner, and Q discreet inquiry elicited the information that the imaginary Joe Louis had staged an imaginary re- covesy from the imaginary knock. out ct the hands of MT. Brown and was coming back against Nova in the second half ok . double header.
 NovA vs. Brown
 A pretty kettle of fish, indeed, for Mir. Brownu had just won the heavy. weight title from Louis six minutes previously and, by all the rules of the ring, the main bout ought to Do )Nova vs. MT. Brown for the championship. But things are CT.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-10

The 0aeno lift his bubbery carcass into the ent boxing Tony was never besors in Such poor physical condition Me must have trained for the fight book He wheesed pud ard suS aast ssy t n M ,% psncnss @ % M Gns nD or mine host from Orange erude do mean you MT en couldn't tell which which That daeno tca manner in which he yielded supreme contempt even Antonio holds boxing fans
 Tony damaged hand examination proved valid on alleged of Jchn sses who went fighting after their wrists
 ap As time that only thing Galeno had When lost au his fighting equipment
 TAe strengthen conviction develop. ing in recent months It is that acquired perhaps after coaching does Joe drape the Goevn the oermoor with swpe return matches be had out of victories hollow hand ii an opponent scores what known in oreenpernt mural v announced before the referee cotingf Thus does Joe string out the thinning list of possible matches
 Not having been ringde Louis speak with authority on s stuatcn there But that Louis long Solved the problem of getting opponent crouch This style of milling been puzng odoy first used against him. But subsequently proved that he had the Musos style puzzled him in St. Louis.
 An this studied part convince the ns nc has gone back The object of this would upset take place and thus help the Undoubtedly back probably not he'd Easy living and loss incentive fight hunger and poverty gve could we'll bring about thc wel.3ed opulent LOuis
 will have chance against Louis for Billy hang up victories more convincing than that smelly affair in Chicago last Friday night
 oi 1 s % ne reso o fn n wo y'dsd @ the eighth Identical incident furnishes striking Chicago been indignant as 1t over the Harlnd fop discovered poor sanda Washington the other accordion act in stride In wn that has been listening bowhard congressman dinacult to figure out why.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-10

They nave been unable to obtain c topnotch twirler at any price.
 They gave Syracuse $75,000 for the six.foot nine-inch Johnny Gee late iu 80, but the Michigan Noun. tain was useless in 70, and Is once more in A.
 Rip sewell, after being kicked around for years, fooled the boys last season with . screwball, but he is B. Frisch hopes he Is ono of those chuckers who come along late like Wiz Kremer, and not . veteran who had the one good campaign in his system.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-10
Pecnpaugh And Teller Figured To Lead CeUeand To Flag
Today's Sport Parade
BY HENRY AGsExaaOMe CUnite6 RTess Stan Cewespen6eme)

dered differently in the llMN ee human dynamics, co Nova and t11s imaginary Joe Louis tock thsE battle stations.
 You could see how it was Go1sa9 to be 6 soon as Nova bent his kneeg dignity end got into the bow 5egf nation. A left hook sent G0zi8 spinning clear back to the wan asia . right cooled him. Both punches were thoroughly dynamic and uttegS ly cosrnic. Nova picked up hie paek$ a9e on the chair and sat down. Tne1 just let Louis lay.
 That wAs about ai lexcept that Mfr. Brown showed some motion pics tairee oE other famous athletes who have used the bow formation.
 one was Q Greek track and Meld man who'd was Identified by m, Brown as 'The Discus Thrower.a Another was Mei1atma 0andhi, whom none of the members of the fight mob in attendance could Asn3 tily.
 "Lcoks like . bantamweieht,n said one learned student oe boxing, "but how do you figure he fightq with them specs on his s,ose7" !.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-10
BUCCANEERS HAVE WILKIE, BUT MAY WANT ROOSEVELT

Slzeable Russ Bauers has looked better this spring, but has yet to prove himself anything more than an aggravating problem child. Max Butcher is just big guy. Joe Bow man, Johnny Lanning and South. paw Dick Lanatan are run.o -znire. Bob Klinger has been unable to get back to his '38 form lacks stuffs, or something, when he needs 1t most.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-10
Pirates Have Fine Catcher, But No One To Pitch To Him
Even Lopez Can't Help Pittsburgh
 Throwers
By HARRY 0KAYs0N NEA Service Sports Editor

When Aiphoise Raymond Lopes checked in last naid.June, the Pitts. burHh club was lower than Mussolini is now.
 Bill Bengwanser took the Boston Bees out of the barrel by giving old Bob Quinn 6 bundle Of bills and Ray Berres for Al Lopez, but it was a splendid deal.
 senor Iopes grabbed sheli.siock- cd slingers by the backs of their necks kept them on their pins long enough for the Pirates to fine isli fourth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-10

When on the current training trip Senor Lopez was put out for c couple of days by an upset stom. ach, 1t was vigorously denaed that the Quick. .witted 9paniards was fed up with looking at the Bucceaeer throwers.
 But it is evident that not even such an accomplished rlitt magician as Senor Lopez Is able to do any thing with the Bucco bowling at the moment.
 80 how would you like to Do living with Onkel Franz Frisch as the brig heads east for the soperer in Chicago, April l6?
 FRisCH HOPES sEWELL
 STANDS UP IN OLD AGE
 Frank Frisch's best bet Is Ttuett Swell, who contributed largely to the Pirates final and respectable showing in 1940 with 16 victories as against only i've defeats. .
 That was practically 6 sensational performance in Pittsburgh, where they have to 90 back more than c decade to Lee Meadows, Bur. leigh Grimes and Ray Krerner . to recall Q 2o.gasne winner in Pirate livery. -
 The Bucs came within dabby Hartnett's Frank Merriwell . like home run in the dark of grabbing the gonfaion in '38, yet they were without c pitcher who copped more than IS engagements.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-10
Twas a Bad Night
 For the PudgyBOys
By DAN PARKER

ROAD COMPANY oalento did better than the original Tuesday in night hsiCus dedcaed to the Survival of the Fatet It took Louis nine rounds pdgy Tony Musto then had the assistance of Referee Arthur Donovan.
 sitting bul-artis sat and Buddy in the hround Washington Neither anything boxing sepim of the public all matters touhin apperann thereto
 thought through with Oasnto problem last Jg the slightly Bald than Bold Antonio the white Mag
 right in h bawiek against Max Bssr Bat this 0ante Cabot apparently sr heroughmes and insisted surTemdemg family by easy stages his idea I'm gad Three fairy tale Otherwise might have te with But preHatuy again. The Che boxing racket conducted today wouldn't surprise
 Tony back in the Garden fighting main bout before s. Swihins Day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-10

Mace Brown is one of the more efficient relief workers, and Ken Heintzelman, e left-hander, ought to be good. Bill Clemensen Is no more than Q prospect.
 Pittsburgh may have something in Aldon Wilkie, 6 left-hander, who won nine straight four of them shutouts for Seattle after Q late start last season.
 Wilkie captured B in all {. had an earned run average of 2.60.
 But Pittsburgh pitching being what 1t is, I wouldn't want to be in the same dugout with Onkel Franz Frisch when and if the customers start shouting:
 We want Rooeevelt!"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-10
GOVERNOR HIGH BOILER

st. Paul--0ov. Harold E. Stassen of Minnesota rolled 20s in the Am erican Bowling Congress here. It Is the highest average ever compiled in the tournament by . chief exe- cltive.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-10
MAT MONARCHs BACK

Saltwater, Okla.--F'oa,r wrestlers who won championships in the na- tional collegiate meet to give Okla hon1a 4. 6 M. its 18th title, will be back in school next winter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-10
TRAINING CAMP
 BRIEFS

Wilmington. Del, April lo--(Up) An injury to the left foot which he broke last August, will keep Brooklyn Dodgers' shortstop Pee wee Reese sideliaed for ct least three days, 1t was announced today.
 Reese strained the ankle sliding into home plate yesterday as the Dodgers trimmed the New York Yankees S-2 for their 10th straight victory ard third in . row over the American leaguegs.
 The Yankes. Dodgers road tour ends with an exhibition game here today and both squads are sched- iiled to arrive in New York tonight.
 Giants
 Charleston, W. Va., April 10- (UP)-Carl Hubbell is to pitch for the New York Giants today against Jim Bagby of the Cleveland Tn. dians in the 10tal exhibition game of the current series.
 Hank Darning, back behind the plate since his attempted conver- sion into an outflelder failed. cIouted two homers yesterday to pace the Giants to Q 6-3 win over the Indians.
 BEES
 Evansville, Ind, April 10 - (U. p - The Boston Bees clash here today with their Evansville farm club in one of the final exhibition games Of the spring training season. The transforming tour of the bees and st. Louis Browns broke up yes- terday after their last scheduled game was cancelled because of rain. The series ended in an 8-6 tie. Jim Tobin and Bill Posedel hurl against Evansville.
 RED sOX
 Cincinnati, O., April 10 - tU.P) With their spring exhibition ser les tied at seven games each. the Boston Red Sox and the World Champion cincinatt Reds met here today in the last game of their pre- season tour. The Reds pulled from behind yesterday Co beat the Red sox CT. and tie the series. Aided by Q three-run homer by Jimmy Fox. described as the longest ever hit here, the Red eox were leading. 7-3. at the end of the seventh. but blue up and Cincinnati scored seven runs in the first half os the eighth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-10
SHARP ALL AROUND

Notre Dame - Arthur W. Pope next seasons Notre Dame basketball captain hits the bucket from all angles and maintains an average oi % in his grades.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-10
GIRLS LIKE FIGHTERS

Ithaca Seventy-eight per cent of Cornell university co.eds voted in favor of restoring boxing to the is. tercollegiate sport program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-10
HANdTlN's ARM HEAVY

:, Atlanta--Luke Hamlin claims he
 has done too much work this spring.
 The Brooklyn right-hander says his arm feels heavy and dead.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-23

African coast from Benghazi west
ward to the Tunisian-Libyan from
tier and then, just outside French
territorial waters, to a position
three miles north Of Cap Bon,
TuniSia.
II is between Cape Bon and Sicily
that the Mediterranean extends
through its narroWest channel, less
than 100 miles, and this stretch is
one of those mined.
From Sardinia, the mine field
extends across the Paolo Fuora point
on the Italian mainland and then
ON down the Italian coast to the
heel of the boot.
The effect is to box in the Tyr
hennian sea, bar the west-east ship
route and bar the Italian lanes to
North Africa.
The area indicated is dangerous
to shipping" the admiralty warned.
Any vessels disregardlng the terms
of this notice do SO at their risk
and peril. The notification issued
in July, 1910 to the effect that all
ships navigating within 80 miles
of any Italian territory in the Med
iterranean do SO at their risk and
peril, is not affected by this declar-
alton and remains in force"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-23
Nuzi War Chief
Is i'm Bulgaria

SOFIA, Bulgaria, Feb. %. tUP)-
Field Marshal Siegmund List, vet
eran of the German campaign
against Poland. was reported today
to have arrived in Bulgaria and to
have established headquarters near
the capital.
Neither Bulgarian spokesmen nor
the representative here of the Axis
powers would discuss the report.
1t was understood that Field Mar
shal List had been with the German
army in Rumanla.
The report of his arrival came
only few hours after the first
public reference to the possibility
that the German army might march
into Bulgaria The reference was in
a newspaper dispatch under Bel
grade date. Ali it said was that
Jugoslavia had never threatened to
attack Bulgaria if Bulgaria opened
its frontier to German troops But
special significance was attached
to it because the newspapers put
this reference in prominent type
after the censor had passed it for
publication.
On Berlin the NaZlS refused TO
comment on the report of Lists
arrival in Bulgaria on the ground
it was a military matter and there
fore a state secret.
London newspapers reported that