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Evening star., 1941-12-11
BUY NOW.

Sc home or investment, 5 large rooms,
bath, 2-car sarage. porches, deep lot, etc.
Only S4,25O, on terms. Call until p m.
Leo NJ. Bernstein & Co. ME. 5400.
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TO SETTLE ESTATE.
S19,500.

acres Of level land, fruit and forest
trees; built TO owners order , years ago.
handsome brick home with large rooms
living room, pictUre-Hindow dining room.
up-to-date kitchen and bedroom or hbrsTy
and full bath on st floor. porches, 2-caT
brick garage attached, slate roof; 2 huge
bedrooms and baths on 2nd floor and l
smaller room, maids room and BATH attic;
all in perfect order Entire estate lncloSed
with white planked fence. Located about
miles from Bank of Bethesda toward
Rockville. This is a real value and Shoulo
have your immediate attention. Terms 70
responsible purchaser. Call Mr.. LANE.
Wisconsin 62S9 or National eS56 for ap-
mi mt
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LARGE, ATTRACTIVE; 2 GIRLS WANT
Irving ST.. off 10th NV.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Continual 4

WISCONSIN AVE. NV, near Mass
Lovely warm room, next bath; excel
transp. call evenings EN- 1881.
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Silver Spring, Nd. Modern brick bunga-
larRe attic for additional rooms; automatic
heat, fireplace in living room: nice lot;
house one year old: a real bargain. Call
E. M FRY. INC, $40 Wisconsin ave.
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WOODRIDGE SACRIFICE.

23O6 Monroe st. n.e.-Price reduced
Used Groom home with gear built-in ga
rage: nice lot; $4,000: terms.
37l4 18th st. n.e.-New brick Colonial
8 rooms 2 baths, sunroom, built-in garage;
very best section; terms.
Other Bungalows and Houses. $4,000 Up.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO,
1881 Rhode Island Ave. NE. NO. 1908.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

LOVELY sEMI-DETACHED HOME.
rms, 2 baths, very large lot. detached
brick garage; in one of best NV; sections;
Convenient to transportation, stores ana
schools Priced Low on todays market.
Shown by inspection only. Gail MR.
ORFM GF 463Q or DI 33I6
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$4,000.
8 ROOMS,

rms, h-w.h., oil burner, screened porch,
large lot. Call HO. S407 from l to 9
o m or GE QO12
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A GOOD BUY
I'M A hCOODTOTATJO

. baths; brick home facing Fl. Slocum PIX:
and insulated. Mr.. DOWNER, GE. a0l2.
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LARGE DOUBLE ROOM. new home. twin
beds, semi-pvt bath; excellent meals 2
gentlemen or couple. Phone Falls Church
2246.
ROOM AND BOARD exchanged with Span
ish-Speaking girl for evening assistance in
Spanish conversation and occasional eve
ming care of children Falls Church 1857.
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ApARrMEhTs SUBURBAN.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

ATTRACTIVE MODERN HOME, COM
pletely furnished. rooms, 2 baths; S75
mo- Forest Glen. Md. Call Kensington
209-W or 76S. IL.
18th AND HARVARD NV, Mr.. ROCK
bedr.: oil hit; gar. Avail. Jan l. AID. 1878.
DETACHED 2-STORY FRAME, ROOMS,
bedrooms, > baths, ! bedroom and l
bath on lst floor; h.w. h. oil burner
May 1st, 1912, at S125 per mo. Shown
by appointment only.
BOHLAYER & PULLMAN, INC,
105 S. Royal St. Alex AZ.
2846 28th ST. NV.
Modern hcme rooms. bedrooms, bath,
. lnCiOscd porcheS. retrg., garage, ample
closet space, auto. heat; $3.50. Immediate
occupancy. Inspection by appointment only.
Apply TO
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.,
1929 K St NV MA. O352.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ARLINGTON-Large double room in new
home seni-pvt. bath. twin or double beds;
business couple or gentlemen call after
8 pm. Falls Church 2497-J.
SILVER SPRING. furnished rooms
toilet and shower bath, ? beds and 2
$50. Bains Realty Co. SH. 1892.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.
SUBURBAN ROOMS AND BOARD.

GENTLEMAN desires room and breakfast
in quiet home in nearby Va. Please state
price Box l31-B, Star. l2'
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2-FAMILY APIS. ALL SECTIONS
From $500 to $9,95O with oil burners,
recreation rooms, l and bedrooms.
SAM ROSEY. AID. 270O.
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A HOME WITH TREES,

Located on a large wooded lot in one Of
Washingtons finest residential sections,
this lovely home contains = rooms, ga
tiled baths; built on solid masonry con-
struction and of pre-defense materials, it
contains every convenience essential to
comfortable living: your inspection invited.
Call MR.. HOWE, Emerson 1888 or Ma
tional OS56
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| MAN wants quiet room in house, small
| family. Chevy Chase, D. c. Box 81 b,
Star IL.
kIWO-sAND aag xiALF or aaees poan &dur-
| pished apartment or rooms wantel by
f%ehned couple with Swear grandda ahter .
! any section; state full particulars and
price Box I41-B, Star.
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OWNER LEAVING CITY

Any one looking for a really attractive
and well-bullt home IN a restricted and
uneXcelled section will be interested in
this house. CuStom-buIlt. only 3 years old,
den with lavatory. complete maids room
with bath White-painted, center-hall Co.
lonal design with beautiful bay win
dows. The lot is exceptionally large and
beautifully wooded and Handicapped. Owner
leaving city. has put a sacrifice price of
Sl6,S50 on the property. For details call
Mr.. PoSton, WO. 1912.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
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TOWN HoUSrS16.750.
Fine location, walking distance down.
town; 8 bedrooms. 2 baths maids bath
in basement. Oil heat, second-hoor sit
ting room or library. The entire prop
erty is in excellent condition. BOSS g.
pryTT pa MA Q300
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PARKWAY

27th AND so. GLEBE RD.,
ARLINGTON, VA.
New 5-rm. brick homes. fully equipped.
F. H. A. payments as low as S33 per mo.
PRICE S5150.
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
CHI $500 CHI 411Q
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WE WILL BUILD

A home to order for you on your lot or one
of ours Send for free catalogue of Sc
lected plans. Peaseway Homes of Wash
ington, Inc, builders.
Sales and Financing by
FREDERICK w. BERENS. INC. -
1922 K St NV MA S279 Ewes, 81. 67S2.
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BUILDERS TRADE-IN,
Old Detached brick, large corner lot SIX
bright rooms large porch; oil hot-water
heat recreation room, hreplaces, al
tached garage VIII completely redec-
orate at Sl0,25O; trades considered; con-
venient terms; substantial discount for
large cash payment Call Mr.. Tabler with
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO., ~
Sligo 4726. National 2345.
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QUAINT

English-type brick home with bedrooms,
> baths, living room with lOg-burninz fire.
place. spacious dining room. ideal for en-
tertslElng. recreation room openinE 10
rustic garden with trees, shrubs and flowers
in prOfuSlon and rippllng brook: IN de-
hehtful n ". Washington, priced a S14 425O.
To inspect phone Mr.. Lundgren, Georgia
Ob32
EDWARD z. CALDWELL,
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WEST OF 18th ST. NV.

SS,VOU.UU.
1s-foot house on 120-foot lot. years
old. Garage. six rooms and two baths.
sunroom downstairs, step-down living
room Call Mr.. Dreisen, with BE1TZELLs
District 3100. Evenings, Franklin S793.
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335 10Th ST. S.E.
Lovely 6-room and bath home, INV h.,
garage, front porch Will recondition to
suit purchaser Price, $4,000; $500 cash,
balance one trust, payable S37 per month
Immediate occupancy.
GUNN g. MILLER,
500 11th St. SE. FIR. 2100-
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BEST SF LOCATION.

OF Alabama ave: homes that cannot be
matched for price and quality OF construc7
ton, all brick. d rms. and bath finished
recreation room. auto. oil heat, insulated.
S6q5U I'D EN- n55l
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-15
SENA TEAMS WIN
 IN TWO LEAGUES

Duckpin bowling teams repre- senting the Sena Recreation Center in two different leagues, the South ern Connecticut circuit and Shore Line League were winnsrs of open ing of the season matchaes rolled last night on the Sena drives on North Main street and Phoenix ave- nue. Oddly enough both winning teams took two of three games con- tested, the Branford outfit losing to the Sena Rec primers, Sam Sena himself hitting a l55 high single as his team took the first two games. High three honors were split between Tex Healey and H. Mann of Branford, each rolling 3s3. Tn the singles, Branford won 2-l, Packer and Mann outrolling Healey and Sena.
 At the 2oth Century alleys, New Haven Towards won the first game from the Sena 20th Century team, but dropped the next two none of the six games rolled better ing 600, though Frank Cone of the winners had a 143 high single and 392 set and then won the singles competition with T. Terri 3SS against 312.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-15
Local Boys Club Opens for 53rd Year; New Gym Floor Laid

The Waterbury Boys Club will open its fifty-third season today when the game rooms and gymna- stun will welcome Waterbury youth to the start of the fall program. William M. Johnson will be starting his sixth season as managing direct- or of the local club. MT. Johnson has served the Boys Club for sixteen years, ten of them under the late Nicholas Combellack the organizing spark responsible for the present building on Cottage place.
 The board of directors have spared very little in tryinS to make the club as fine as possible. A new gym floor has been laid chat will permit first class ball to be played under first class conditions. The down. stairs departments such as locker rooms, shower rooms, swimming pool and so forth have all been done over and put in new condition. The game room has also been set up in top form.
 Today in the gym will be the busi- ness men from 12 to o'clock, the juniors from 3:S0 to 5 and the in- termediates from until 9 p. m.. Tomorrow the midgets will be on the gym from S:30 to 5, and the senior members from until g p. m. Regular classes will begin today and continue through the fall. Glasses will consist of calisthenics, drills, ap- paratus, volleyball and fun in other games. The senior programs win consist of getting g-in-shape work" and volleyball. All the boys of Wat erbury are invited to drop In at the Boys Club on Cottage Palce and get into action.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-15
National Loop 'Dog Fight" WiH Aid Yankees
Birmingham Acipcos Win
 Baseball Title Again

Youngstown, O., Sept 15-(UP)-The Birmingham, Ala Acpcos champions last year of the National Amateur Baseball Federation today retained their title after winning the final game of three-game series in the N A. B. F. tournament.
 The Acpcos defeated the Dearborn Mich Scenic Gar dens in the first game Saturday night 21 dropped the first game yesterday to B. and back in the final meet ing to win, 6 to 2.
 Birmingham and Dearborn the two teams which eliminated Waterbury's Brooklyn A. C. from the meet by scores of 7-2 and 9-3,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-15
The Broadway BugIe
 By DAN PARKER

CHAIKY WRIGHT RECOGNIZED the teatherwegh champion states knocking Archibald starting oil right He wants to fight Rtchie xsmos champ clear the confusion l2epond division Jim Crowley president pf the Referees and Judges Association Manhattan Ear Hospital operation the removal of carbunc Babe Ruth waite oy Eddie Farrell owne Carroll and Joe Strip w play an ron lung s' for the crippled eh :n VIII D. S:ns: by s: s.n d @ % % eS SSTs me vss @ only bearing mcnc New York but there's @ another Dan letter radio commentators who really know their stun besides wTEw at T:4S m Jimmy Powers wGcA at ssO p.
 LANCASTER PENN, arrested by the state police throwing bottle Umpire Roland ackie of putting him in the hospital
 thls .sas and sas been selected work as Dys Lou Lou sk Retreat Ansshany N Y, recently RS E s used TS, @ % ~s non aan mn % s %
 hospital in San D.s Net . con
 wn.r m:ss ta ys.rln. sal. , this s" Contest in Atlantic cty
 ysa Ss o p Che .1s S SsnHs @ S @ M E% S:: B eases of breakfast food he's this seasOn9
 % S of tRs N.E camp Wnser G. being Reception S:% :e Sf & Sfs:a a ns sSS ana from z st tho sonx now w under the o N @ street % aa 3 s uP PGs @ of ns the line regularly to eat there Nov con comes $ T0 & from @ aaS1 @ Moore S bottle of mk given c Sim fan n tAs
 has another explsnson wladsk zhyEo the suing Ksnsss o caught
 
 
 CALIFORNIA Athletic Commission is looking that honest wrestling promoter Ray Fabani of wants into the field Angelo PucCl stable of fighters has the Indian Freddie Cohran the welteFweght champ Tppy Larkn CoChEane times in Ave starts and Mickey Pskn licked him PaFchesser development tho Bronx Friends of Capln the fight trying to "sprng him" from the Big House appeal Asking price for the st. Nicholas S4000 the Bronx Coliseum the
 sh0w for boxing bouts So far thege takers Heemen BaOgh the the after six Ed Cook Rudy Duseks becomes police rookie October Moran,
 
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 Manager Leo Duocher fined batting Maca boosts the $l0 seats Se6 Ebhe Field A. M like Army and other military colleges won't suffer football losses through the draft For the first time in IS Mel o finish the without hitting triple Is notice of heavywghts of Fzie Zc offered 0uznbeTg of Freddie Cocrane the cutting of through hgrehead condition that 10 bout bebtween zv weterwght title Ted Broadb assembled stable of fighters London and plans to visit America conditions permit Harry Baxter alias scoty the Brcayer and participate relief boxing shows but having trouble will boy-Feldman Dannng Gordon lineup Wagner recalls the 1918 Pirates all old sud- like the eA Giants French will 
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-15
THOMASTON WINS

Thomaston, Sept IS = The Thomaston American Legion Jun iors trounced the West Hartford Juniors, 12 to 5 here yesterday. Thomaston ... 100 4l4 020-i2 IA 4 West Hartford l20 900 020-5 2 1
 Batteries: Conaghan, Bellamy, and Foster: Champion, Rita and Clark, Barrows.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-15
RECESSION BEST
 HOLY NAME STAR
Takes High Single, l5O, as St. Patrick's League Gets
 Off to Fine Start

Mickey Higgiston rolled l50 in his last game to take high single hon. ors of the evening Friday night at opening of St. Patrick's Holy Name bowling league at Senas Alleys where his team whipped Hardy's club three out of three.
 The scores:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-15
OAKVTLLE GIRLS
 GIVEN. DRUBBINC
Plume and Atwood Maid. ems Win Three in Dusty
 Duckpin Opener

The Plume and Atwood team were the lone duckpinners of l2 arrays which won three games in the open ing contests of the Girls Industrial Bowling League at the Mattatuck Alleys Thursday evening, compiling the perfect eevning at the expense of the Oakville Bucks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-15
Dial Doings
By JIM PARKER

WATERS night show he Affairs of Tom Dick and Hs beyond their usual pedv hour The half doesn't hit the air here the east working generally deep m suD drag-out that it has been placed high list favtes by countless M Listeners been radio headnes tor long time now doing numbers network commercials o
 routine in the past has more or M cramped that they have their own half nor oA caught the show sue pest vou dial WAT at lo3o tonight comedy isn't what youd csl subtle but you'll get plenty tummy- -chuckles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-15
SS. PETER AND PAUL
 SOFTBALL LEAGUE
FINAL STANDING

Last Weeks Results w. Cavanaugh 6, Coates 5. Fitzmaurice 1, J. Cavanaugh 0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-15
New York Stations  WEAF-SeO - WOR-71O = WJZ-77O = WABC-ss0

woR-Gabriel Heater WJZ-Basin St. Chamber Music Society
 WABC-"Lost Horizon"
 Ronald Colman 9:15-WoR-Sports, Red Barber 9:30-"That Brewster Boy" Ed- die Firestone, Jr. WOR-Russell Bennetta
 Notebook
 wJZ-Hillman and Clappsr 9:45-WJZ-Ted Steele; Orch. 0-WEAF-Evelyn Ames; PercN woR-Raymond c. Swing WJZ-"Famous Jury Trials.N Drama
 wABC-orson welles and Mercury Theater 10:15-WOR-Mary Small; orchs 10:30-WEAF-Gyp Fiddles WOR-"Vic and Sade" WJZ-Nationai Radio Fora um; Aubrey Williams WABC-Juan Arvizu, SongA 5-WEAF-Carroll D. Meaiey WoR-Ramona; Rush wABc-News, Mark HawieY 11:oO-WEAF-News, George Putt wOR-News; Weather WJZ-News; Donald M. WABC-LeS 6FOWAS OEGHa Il 1:15-WEAF-Music You Want WOR-Tom, Dick and
 Harry 11:30-WEAF-Leg Convention WJz-Ray Heatherton's or~ chestra
 WABC-Claude Thoruhill's Orchestra 11:45-WEAF-Gen. George Mar- shall
 WOR--Fausto Curbelo'g
 Orchestra
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-15

DeN1e has special treat in store TOT the seSono eighth season Hozon starring Ronald Coman who made the move version suO F. M (EDSI) over ChS. lost Horizon" based beeng 10 the same title by James made into film by Columbia in 1SSe ano as an still being shown The story con- cens Engshman Conway Fonad Coman wno nnas Shangra from the trnao c1 world
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-15
NatlenaI League
HOME RUNR
American League

ieli and a new face appears in the famous balcony. Step up and take . bow walter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-15

wATR- Mutual hi-tes, 6:2O, Band of the Week. esO Pleasure and Fulton Lewis Jr S. Cal Tnney
 s:15 sky .S:3O, Starlight serenade S;S0 Secretary Navy 1O Raymond Gram swing
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-15
Blake And Johnson
 Bowling Chatter
BY BOB PALMER Last Weeks Results

Pirates 3, Reds 0.
 Red Sox 3, Yankees 0. Cards 2, Dodgers 1. Indians 2, White Sox l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-15

Anita Boyer sang Dorsey Leo Reiman and Are Shaw sing has had offers fEc country but she prefers to remain the most popular singers "mucians The musicians Mke her exactly in tune doeS net re And they like her phra though each of bands sne developing AnA learned phrasing who is the greatest pha diOn from Leo Resman and learned how sing rhyhmcay Arte Shaw Anias ten years Of
 Two popular times next week Dave Contact and the comedy drama Ean VII move Mark down another soap opera This ones caed
 elpmae" and Monday, Sept p at 93O
 Cab Caloways "Quizcae which originated from Hartford last WATRMutua heard announced as the date whch Guild will return to the CBS airanes
 who Pulitzer Prize and Critics Circle Awards has been begin night Bowling last Broadway and William play Time of Xour Le of the Listeners Radio Committee responsible for selecting we the People guests The Bowling this additional position because of significant experience playwright d. producer the stage, and radio
 in the British War Beliefs eighteenth Britain tonight ct eiB WATT the British lady in Robert Back" "Remember-lm Coming Back" 6 titled lady who falls in love with British arrad shelter and later learns that her own husband returning blinded from the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-15
BROOKLYN AND ST. LOUIS KEEP
 N. TRADITION
Nearly Always Close Fin- ish in Senior Loop;
 Cards Creep Up
BY PAUL sCHEFFELs

United Press stair Correspondent New York, Sept. 15-(UP)-Ths sigyling stretch duel between the St. Louis Cardinals and Brooklyn Dod- gers for the National League Pen- nant is strictly according to tradi- ton in the senior circuit.
 Only nine times in the last 25 years has the flag been clinched be-. fore the final week and in 1884 the Cardinals took 1t on closing day, Sept. 30. The Cardinals were seven games behind on Sept. 6 but came up so fast that with two days to go, they had gained a tie for first place. Then they won the next two games to finish on top.
 With Brooklyn in front by only 1h games and 13 contests still to be played, this years flag flight might well go right down to the wire.
 The Cardinals celebrated the re- turn of their injured star outfield- ers--Terry Moore and Enos Slought- er--yesterday, winning both ends of a doubleheader from the New York Giants, 10 and 6-5 (10 innings) while the Dodgers defeated the Cin- cinnati Reds in a single game, 7-5. Billy Herman paced the Dodgers for the second straight day.
 Yesterdays results left the stand ing for first place as follows:
 G n Tn
 W. L, Pct. Play Dodgers .. 9l 80 .645 1S Cardinals S9 5l .636 IF IA Pittsburgh split with the Phillies, winning the opener, 2-i, but drop ping the nightcap, 6-3.
 The Braves defeated the Cubs, 6-3, in the first game of double header but Chicago won the night cap, 10-3.
 Red "Hot"
 In the American League, Red Ruffing turned up for World Ser- les job by pitching the champion Yankees to three-hit, 6-3 triumph over the Indians in the opener of a twin bill but the tribe c9"'e back to win the second game, 6-2.
 The Red Sex increaseA their hold on second place to four games sweeping a doubleheader from the White Sox, S-2 and 5-l. Dick New some won his 18th victory in the first game. Ted Williams collected a double and single in three trips in the opener and a triple in four times at bat in the nightcap. HI batting average dropped to .4o9,
 St. Louis knocked the Athletics into the cellar with two wins, T.. and 6-1, the Senators climbing in to seventh by blanking Detroit, 2-0 YESTERDAYS HER O-Seconc baseman Billy Herman who kept the Dodgers lh games ahead oi runner-up St. Louis by proddine home the winning run with ninth. inning homer as Brooklyn beat Gin. cinnati, 7-5.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Gamen Yesterday

Gsamen Yesterday New York (, Cleveland 2 ust). Cleveland s, New York 2 (2nd, Q Innings, darknessl, Boston Q, Chicago 2 (istl. Boston 8, Chicago 1 (2nd, Rt. Louis [, Philadelphia 2 llstl, Nt, Louis s, Philadelphia 1 (2nd). Washington 2, Detroit .,
 Games Ta1aY Cleveland at NeP York. Chicago at Boston, Detroit At Washington, Ht, Louis ct Philadelphia,
 6mmam T0mA0BW0W Cleveland at New York. Chicago at Boston, Nt, Ka0slm ct Philadelphia petsolt at Washington
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-15
THE STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Yesterday Brooklyn z, Cincinnati 5. St. Louis 1, New York 0 1stl. St. Louis 6, New York 5 (2nd. 10 Pittsburgh ?, Philadelphia 1 (1st). Philadelphia 6. Pittsburgh (2nd) Boston 6, Chicago 3 Gstl. Chicago 10, Boston 3 (2nd, 7h innings, darkness).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-15

Game1 TOniOFROW Boston at Chicago. New York at St. Louis. Brooklyn at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-15
GaMea TAflnY

Games Today Brooklyn at Cincinnati. (Only games scheduled).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-15

Last season Jackie Couehiln was the man in the gallery but come ]
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-15

YESTERDAYS HERO-second baSeman Billy Herman who kept the Dodgers lh games ahead of runner-up St. Louis by prodding home the winning run with a ninth inning homer as Brooklyn beat Cin- cinnati, 7-5.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-15

The l94l-92 edition of the Blake and Johnson Pin league got under way last Thursday night with an entirely new set.up. There are two more teams in the circuit, lots of new faces and keener competition than a year ago. The names of the teams also have been changed in the renovation program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05

Honesty Always Paws

FINDERS OF lost articles adver-
tised below please take notice
After you have returned the
articles to the loser, go to The
Tacoma Times office, ele Mar
ket, where you viii be pre-
sented with two guest tickets 70
the Templs theater.
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New Fruits Make Summer
Bow on Produce Row

Nsw arrivals along the street
wednesday included peaches. april
cots. piums. sgg plant. Al making
their summer bow TO Tacoma mar
keta
Peaches came IN At tl.s5 per
1o-Ih. lug. The same price for the
same quantity applied to the first
plums Of the Beauty variety. April
cots brought $3.50 per s5-lb. lug.
Bing cherries dropped from IS
cents 10 IL cents per ID. Straw
berries sased TO SITS q crate.
Vegetable features included new
eggplant At $50 q hug: new Cali
fornia cucumbers At 81 q lug Of
fIvs dozen. otherwise also quoted
a. s11o to SITS q dozen according
TO sire: California tomatoes at
t1.7e . 2o-lb. box: and a carload
q new spuds at $2.so per loo-ihs.
Frcsh Kentucky Wonder string
beans were In. holding at II cents.
Some fine csntsloupcs were In
at -, $3.50 and - . case accord
ing 10 sire.
Butter. egg and meat prices held
STEADY. Fish wholesalers reported
silver smelt down TO . cents a ID.
AL quotations are wholesale.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05
ORDER YOUR WOOD. COAL FUEL OIL-TODAY
You'll Find the Best Buys in Fuel Here Daily
LENGTHS

ALL WOOD o. C. YELLOW FIR
ALL GREEN WOOD -" OR 1s"
LENGTHS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05
Situations Wanted. Female

PLAs II RING, patching. estimates
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