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Evening star., 1941-10-17
CHEVY CHASE. MD. So $50,
A REAL HOME.
CHEVY CHASE, MD, S14,5O0.

Center-hall masonry house: 10 rooms, 2
baths. also maids room and bath: oil heat.
frst-foor library pantry, porches, tile
roof and garage. Lot 75x130".- A bargain
Ma. 1900. Evenings call Mr.. Shackelford,
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Pine Manor Apartments,
5s11 14th st. n.w.-New building, all
spacious rooms, ! bedroom. living. room,
dinette kitchen, bath, cas- included, $50;
admits only Call Pa 1coR.
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JEWISH HOME, Dupont Circle; newly furn.
front rm, twin beds, bath and shower;
privileges: reasonable. NO 1905.
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| COUPLE WITH . CHILDREN DESIRES 2
| or 3 room furn. or unfurn. apt. Randolph
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

;hRLlNGdGhNmFuRNSiiS;eEG 4; ho 3-RM APT
rloved couple. Near 1Oc bis line. CHI.
6619
JEFF EPSON GARDEN HOTEL APIS.
Alexandria, Fa-Furnished apt, new fur
n.trre, new bdg living room, bedroom
bath. kitchen, d:nins alcoye. Phone
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1907 10th ST. N.W-Large double base
ment room, = exposures. private entrance:
switchboard: excellent meals.
CHEVY CHASE. D. G., $500 MILITARY
rd. lust off Conn-Spacious home, for
refined yoUnp ladies. Phone WO. 1897.
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ATTENTION, HOME
BUYERS

We offer Is modern 6, and room,
] and > bath homes in a fine Nd suburb
these homes were foreclosed by a mortgage
CO.. and are for sale al ridiculous prices
and terms. Call al once for choice Sc
lections. EDW. J. GRAY. WI. 1855
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,pARTMENTs OUT or TOWN

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable ra les:
VIII take your surplus furniture as part
payment On your MOVING. Edelm9 n S
Moving & Storsge Co, Taylor 1887
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

GORDON HOTEL, on beautiful 10th ST.
NV. between Eye and K-Lovely double
rooms with twin beds and running water
from S1l weekly. With bath from Sl0
weekly Excellent dining room
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

SPRlNtT VALLEY SECllON-BONELf DE-
tached white brick home. 8 rooms. 4 bed
rooms, 3 baths: delightfully furnished.
Inspect by appt. DIXIE REALTY CO.,
MA $3.50
I347 WEBSTER ST. NE-MODERN
brick. rooms. . baths, recreation room.
garage. Michigan 4l44.
GROOM, 2-STORY BRICK; LIKE NEW;
nicely furnished; semi-detached; oil heat
October %. c. w. CLEVER CO, CHI. 1900.
GLENBROOK VILLAGE, BETHESDA
New 5-room furn home, u baths; yard,
fun basement; gas heat; 3 mos; so mo.
WI. 5l24.
TO LET, PART OF FURNISHED HOUSE,
37ls Kansas ave. NV. Call Saturday p m.
or Sunday. Phone RA 65S1.
III RITTENHOUSE-SE SEMI-DET., 6 R.. b,
auto heat, gar: splendid cond.: conv.;
adults, Rentiies Ss5: ref. GE. 0179.
e ROOMS, ENCLOSED SLEEPING PORCH
oil heat: corner brick garage: recently
redecorated inside and out; completely
furnished. Michigan Park Ma. 65S8.
Available Immediately.
MODERN DETACHED HOUSE. RESPONSE
BILE adult family. 3 bedrms.; attractive
grounds; Sl60. Temple 1881.
S9O-CHEVY CHASE-S9O.
5 rooms. automatic heat finished room
on 2nd floor, nice yard: conv. to every
thing. By appointment only. Mrs. Christ
man. ALLIED REALTY CORP, WI. 6649.
GbUu Wis
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR,

ON CAPITOL -SEMI-FURNISHED,
3 rooms kit, bath; ami; $50 month.
THE ALIEN, 24lO goth ST. NV
POI 2nd st. Sc
These apis. consist Of living room, bed
room, kitchenette and bath: unfurn. cor
ner available Oct. 20, SO; furn. apt.
available Oct. a5. SS7 80: also ground
floor. unfurn.. avallahle NOV. !. So so
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BARGAIN NEAR MCKINLEY HIGH
rooms a beorms }, oil heat. gear
garage Lot % T. vice; EsasonsoIe caSh cas-
| MIIKEN. NE nO4n. eyes WO OO0R
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3Ol5 G ST. SE-2 LARGE ROOMS.
dinette, kitchen and bath: Gas heat, large
closets ard porch: new S45.
1916 9Th ST SW-2 large rooms di-
nette kitchen. bath: heat. h.w., electricity,
gas furnished: new; near southwest Govt
bldgs: $50 c. H PARKER CO, 435 4th
G. looG
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FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. AL
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PIX.

| DETACHED BRICK-s945O.
| Here is a real opportunity for some one
| Builder has Just taken this excellent house
| in trade and has priced it for quick sale.
/ Contains liV. rm. with fireplace. dining
| rm.. complete kit, bedrmS tile bath,
! auto. heat. garage; just 3 years old; 1t is
| conveniently located TO schools and trans
portation. For details call Mr.. Jones'
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ERN HOUSEKEEPING

RM. KITCHEN. BATH: UNFURNISHED;
Mex, vicinity; near bus: S25 month. Call
NOOdlPy f0CR. ~
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b12s N CAPITOL ST.-Newly furn.. next
bath, sgle, or dble.; new home, M. transp;
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I347 WEBSTER ST NE.-MODERN
brick. rooms baths, recreation room,
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reasonable: walking distance Navy Yard,
Capitol and CGngressional Library. IL
1921 QUE ST. NW.-Nicely furnished
single room, next to bath; congenial young
people. Unlim. phone Conv. transp.
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Beautiful red brick double home on Ken
lucky ave. Sc, near Lincoln Park: can be
easily converted into apts. or used for
your home; . living rms, dining rm..
kitchen lst floor; bedrooms, ? baths;
sleeping porch 2nd floor; garage and yard
facing side ST.; price. SI0.500: $1,000 cash
to settle estate. CLYDE HINES Il CO.
Evenings MI 2SO6
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DETACHED-ONLY $3.50.
In NORTHWEST-Large rooms-FOUR
BEDROOMS-shower and toilet In cellar
EXCELLENT condition-new instantaneous
hot water heater-THREE-CAR garage.
THOS 3, FARRELL Co, Realtors.
721 10th Street NV. National 0766.
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PAN-AMERICAN HOUSE, solendid room
shower, reasonable; Spanish lesson in
cluded. 1901 Kenyon NV. Adams 9312.
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B. AND l.. FORECLOSURE.
LIVING SPACE

Porter st. n.w.-s rooms. large lot; as
al cost Of ST 400; easy terms. c, j.
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NEAR 4th AND r I. AVE NE-Nicely
furnished room in private home for ! or
2 gentlemen; unlimited phone. NO. 6417.
Park rd-Front. quiet, large closet, semi
private bath: suit. > young men or couple.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. $500 33rd ST. NV
Private, newly furnished room: l or 2
men; near bus.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 2O27 Que st. NV
Young ladies. large front, bay window
lge. closet; twin beds; unlim. phone.
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TWO GENTLEMEN DESIRE FURN. APT,
2 bedrooms: in BUCKINGHAM or vicinity;
UNFURN. / ROOM, KITCHEN, BATH.
S30-S40: apt. house. ne. section preferred.
Michigan 1910. 3-4 pm.
I RM. KITCHEN, BATH: UNFURNIsHED;
Alex vicinity; near bus: S25 month Gall
SMALL. MODERN HOUSEKEEPING
apartment for couple. near Navy Yard,
Sc. section; would consider sharing small,
modern home with couple. Box Ass, Star.
QUIET, YOUNG. NEAT COUPLE AND .
year-old desire furn. or unfurn. 2 rooms,
kitchen, bath by Nov. /. Box 416-S, Star.
GOVT. EMPLOYEES. FOUR ADULTS,
unfurnished; District; S50-S60 mo. Box
40S-S. Star. 19'
YOUNG MAN. 30. A. b, SHARE AN
others APT within mile OF Ma yfiower;
contribute SO as rent. Box 3s6-S. STAR
COUPLE WITH . CHILDREN DESIRES 2
or room furn. or unfurn. apt. Randolph
1895 evenings.
FURN. APT, " R. K. B.: DOWNTOWN
location; for } or q mos; any time from
ences. Gaithersburg No. s. Reverse chgs.
10"
l-BEDRooM, KITCHENETTE. BATH APT.
for adults: S45. util. incl; mr.. transport,
or walking distance TO Govt. bldss. Oliver
2216 after Z pm.
COUPLE, REFINED, WANTS UNFURN, .
or > rooms, kit. private bath. in apt bldg.
or private home NV section, for Nov.
st or sooner: will lease: refs. RA. s072.
COUPLE DESIRES FURNISHED. BEpRM;.
living room and G,t apt IN Ial apt bldg or
QUIET COUPLE WANTS APARTMENT UN-
private bath BOX 373-s, Star 49,
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
SEE TODAY.
IL 11x1H111AAf WIZ
PEAL. RIIY-c7 OF

New two-story brick home, g rooms. 3
bedrooms auto heat, air conditioned
convenient location; reasonable terms.
WI 1000 ISs
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2lo r. l. AVE NE-Bright sunny double
room twin beds: . gentlemen; Jewish;
modern apt house on bus line. Unlim.
phone. c.h.T. DU. 4S00.
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$3.50.
Gn O rHHI TT" p

NO CHILLUM RID.
broom brick Cape Cod bungalow; I'm
ished attic: large lot; hot-water heat
builders trade TERMS ARRANGED. Cal
Bruce Kessler, with
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO,
National 2345 Wisconsin S965.
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l7O3 RHODE ISLAND AVE-Large rooms,
sgle. or dble.. running water. showers;
81 so day, hotel service family rates.
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MICHIGAN PARK.

Best w-house value in WASHINGTON.
large rooms, . complete baths Zone in
basement), recreation room with tiled
floor in basement. suitable for bedroom.
Price, $3.50 Small cash payment. bal
snce less than rent. Only 2 left. Act at
once! Call Mr.. Godsborough, with BE1T-
ZELL, District 3lO0 or Emerson $3.50.
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FURN. APT, - R, K. B.: DOWNTOWN
location; for ! or o mos; any time from
Oct 15 10 Nov. 3. Adults. Best refer
ences. Gaithersburg No. s. Reverse chgs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-27
STANFORD CHOICE
 OVER GOLD BEARS

Los Angeles, Nov. 27.-(Up)-The Pacific Coast Conference football season comes to a close this week and the Rose Bowl team won't De known until the very end. The Oregon State Beavers appear the best bet but are no cinch. The Pacific Coast Conference race this year has seen the favored teams lose more often than not and there Is nothing to indicate this weeks games will be different.
 The two battles which should de- eide the issue are Stanford Califor. mia and Oregon State Oregon.
 Stanford is favored to defeat the Golden Bears and remain in the race for the Bowl bid, SO in order to be consistent, California probably will win. Oregon State seems a like- ly winner over Oregon but there again an vpset is likely.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-27
tCOpyrlsht. lOal, King Features syndlCats)

1 As a result. he now numbers among his conquests four South American records, as well as two Argentine records. Many of Jose's marks have been made while swimming against the flicking hand of a stopwatch On other occasions, relays of lesser swimmers have tried to press him poor substitute for the gruelline man-tto-man duels he will have iIl United States tanks.
 His most important South Amer ican record sare 4:54 for 400 meters and 2:16 for POO meters.
 JoSe's stroke Is what he calls a Japanese crawl, but North Amer ican swimmers will recognize 1t as the type of crawl taught by most modern swimming cocaheS. Dura- mona accompanies his armstroKe with 8 conventional six-beat kick and has succeeded in learning the familiar 'open turn. used by North Americans, something which most Argentina swimmers, many of whom virtually climb out of the pool on turns, have failed to mas- ter.
 Carlos Sos, 24, Is South Amer ica's outstanding breastroke, and holds the continental record for 200 meters at PAS. He holds the Argentine 100-meter record with a l:lO performcaen
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-27
BOYS CLUB LOOP
 STARTS TOMORROW
Gerald CanIfield" Memo. rial Trophy Offered Win.
 fler By Johnson

The Waterbury Boys Club Senior Basketball League will officially open tomorrow evening with a three-game inauguration schedule arranged to thrill the expected opening night through of spectators. Six evenly matched quintets will see action to- morrow night in the initial contests toward securing the Gerald Caul- field Memorial Trophy" that goes to the winner.
 Boys Club Director William M. Johnson will toss Up the first bali at ' o'clock with centerS representing the Spartans and Bills Five shar- ing the center cirle with him. At 6 o'clock the Bombers will take court action against the Alumni team fol- lowed by the g o'clock contest bee tween the Warriors and the Gents. K. of L. Runividge will do the mas jor part of the of1iciating with Phy- sical Director Jack Ward also work ing some of the games.
 The SpartailS battle with the men of Prank Luke should be a real close contest with the big ranRy close working Ncrthenders having to go all out to better the South Elm gang. The Spartans have Roach, Re- gan, Lowe. Salvatore, Gallagher, Hopkins, Hanrahan, Cullinan and Johnson to use against the Bills Five that will feature 0 pair of classy forwards in Frank Luke and Bill Mcfarland backed Up by 6 rug ged backcourt combination.
 The Bomhers will probably use Dave Karpovich at center, Chipman and Jack Schlosser ct guards and Cugno and Lucewtcz ct the forward posts. The Alumni will probably lineup with Mike Regel ct center, Eddy Murphy and Fred Haddad at forwards and Stan Grey and Felix Longo in the rear court.
 Captain Tony 1anniconne of the Warriors has had his team greatly weakened by the dreft but will floor a traditionaliy tough team with
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-27

as sktlfully as the Gopher run ners of this fall.
 When the sea- son opened, they said that the Giants of the North would be sunk if anything happen ed to Bruce Smith.
 Well, Sm ith went cut with 6 bad knee inc mediately after thro wing the pass that beat ARAnlninnn Rns. AIan
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-27
SOUTH AMERKS
 EAGER TO MEET
 US. SWIMMERS
BY CHARLES PoLLAIz

Limited Press stan COFre6pOm0ent)
 Buenos Aires - (UP) Argen- tine swimming stars Jose Maria Duranona and Carlos Sos admitted today that as far as they were con- cerned, the worlds best swimmers were concentrated in the United States, but at the same time an- nounced they were eager to swim against crackerjack opposition.
 The situation of these two - South Americas best free-styler and breast-stroker, respectively is far from happy. Virtually com pleted plans call for them to be transplanted from Q continent where they have been able to van- quish all opposition to nation whose young men are so well- yersed in competitive swimming that(even run-of-the-mill perform Ances seem appalling.
 The eagerness Of this South American duo who will come to the United States as guests Of the Amateur Athletic Union - stems from the fact that for top-flight swimmers in their continent the problem frequently is not so much the abundance of competition as 1t Is the lack of 1t.
 Take iT-year-old. shock . haired Duranona, for example. Six months ago he vas in the habit of break Ing Q South American or Argentine swimming record almost every week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-27
VETS TO STAGE
 ANNUAL DINNER

Police Sergeant Waiter Ahearn, former professional league catcher, presided as viee-president at the meeting last evening of the Veteran Baseball Players Association at the aldermanic chambers of the city hall. President George Mulligan was unable to attend.
 Ahearn and Mulligan were named to elect Q Roman committee to make plans for the annual banquet sometime in January. It Is hoped to secure Bill Slocum of the General Mills Company as principal speak, CT. The Waterbury Juniors baseball team, state champs last summer, and sponsored by the association, will be guests at the banquet.
 The next meeting of the ASsocIa. tion will be held January 6 ct which time complete banquet plans will be announced. Rev. James A. Droder- ick, pastor of St. Francis Xavier Church and an ardent bosoter of sports for young people, was elected chaplain of the association last eve- ming.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-27

&SHM4G @zSSAA&S1 AkCkA1H@n TOT Ckle eighth straight time, and 1t wasn't long until Herman Trickey, who took his place, was on the sideline with the same ailinent.
 Still Minnesota went on to an- other unbeateh season and its l7th consecutive triumph.
 BUILDS DEFENSE FOR
 ANY TYPE OF OFFENSIVE
 Bernie Herman made left half- back out of Bill Daley, @ fullback, in four days.
 As the campaign opened, Herman found that rickey could not play right halfback acceptably, so he fill. ed the position with Bob Sweiger, who switched to full when Daley went to the tailback' post.
 In five days - to top Northwest ern -- Bierman made a right half of Bill Garnaas, sophomore quarter back. Warren Plunkett, another quarterback, played fullback.
 Herman builds a defense for any type of offense or great player.
 Try to recall when Minensota ever has taken bad beating? Cer- tainly, not since Bief1nan returned to his alma mater. The worst was administered by Notre Dame in 1888 -l0-0. Biermarl lacked speed in his backfield then.
 Bierman out-thinks the other fel- low.
 He makes changes In offensive and defensive assignments that are not noticeable to any one but op. posing players and coaches, but which throw them offstride.
 Mlnnesota's blocking is always crisp, its tackling deadly.
 Opponents invariably report that Minnesota games take more out of them than any other. HERMAN TEAMS HAVE THEIR COACH'S POISE
 Like all coaches, Herman likes his men big, and, naturally, It's all the better If they are mobile.
 He usually is strongest at the tackles, where this autumn Dick Wildung and the giant Urban cd. son held sway.
 The bulk of the Minnesota offense Is directed at the tackles - inside and outside.
 Bierman uses the single wing, un. balanced line. Guards pull out and lead the blocking in most sweeps. Reverses and spinners are used but not extensively. Pass plays are beautifully conceived.
 Herman does not hesitate to take other coaches plays if he sees they are good.
 His teams are 90 perfect that their play frequently seems unin. teresting.
 He never gives his men fight talks. They have his poise.
 Once one Of his Tulane teams dashed from the dressing room bowling.
 stop, you fools" shouted Bernie Herman. Walk out on that field quietly.
 It 1s on the field that Minnesota varSitieS really 90 to work.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-27
Bierrrlanr To Keep
Changes In Assignments Throw RivoIs of Stride
BY HARRY CRIMSON (NEA Service Sports Editorl

New York, Nov. 27-What makes Minnesota run2
 Superior material, of course, but 1t is barely possible that Bernard w. Herman has something to do with 1t.
 Rarely have backs been iilgRled
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-27

himself and his brother Lazar ct guard, Al Demilio and peruglni ct forwards and Alexander at center. The Gents will be explained by Whitey Duglecki who has not re- vealed his starting lineup as yet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-27

Assembling, General Training, Chucklng, Manufacturing Eyelet Rod Mill, Pattern Shop, Tin Shop Case Shops, Machine Room, Screw Products and Hot Forge.
 Ed McGrath was elected president and Russell Hickman, secretary Games will be played in Doolittlt alley hall, Hamilton avenue---start. ing Wednesday, December 3.
 Tn the years 1917 to 1926 many basketball games were played in thil same hall.
 The hall has now been trans- formed to accommodate basketball with shower baths. dressing rooms etc. Tn this hall there is ample
 Jnlh4y ga lons to take care oi large groups of spectators to view the games.
 The present plans call for two games each night. Schedules, rules etc., will be issued to team man. agers the early part of next week also officials to offieaite ct games will be announced later.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-27
IMAGINE SCORE IF BLOODHOUND
 HAD BEEN Q. K.
Training Table for Athletes Number One Question at
 Big Seven Conference
BY CARL REICH United Press stan Correspomdent)

 United Press Stan Correspondent)
 Denver, Col, Nov. 2T,-(Up)-- The Big Seven football race is over but the conference meets today Cd discuss Q pressing post-seasoyl probs lem: What to do about ''hamburgex athletes2"
 The problem arose when Dr. Broda Barnes of the Denver univexsikg medical stan announced that 1d Denver players were suffering from anem!a when the team trounce0 Colorado 27 to 0.
 "They are hamburger athletes wil0 fail, either because of ignorance og lack of money, to eat the proper foods," Dr. Barnes expounded Further more, each year around the country Q number of football players lose arms or legs after inc juries. Tn many cases they are lin. derfed athletes affected with ane- mia"
 Coach James Yeager of Colorado said he didn't notice any anemie when Denver ran over his boys.
 T hate to think what the score would have been if they had 6 nor- nal blood count" said Yeager.
 NonethelesS Barnes remarks re- surrected the old question of traiI1- ing table for athletes as the number one item of business for today'e meeting,
 Proponents of the training table have hopped on the doctors band- wagon and predict the conference will at last approve the plan to feed athletes. Non-athletic faculty mem- bers have defeated the plan in the past on the grounds that we're pro- fessionalizing our athletes If we feed them"
 Meanwhile the Utah University Utes have captured the Big Seven championship for the second straight year. The title is Coach Ike ArIn- strong's 10th in i7 years of football tutoring In the Rocky Mountain re- zion. He has never finished below third place in either the old Rocky Mountain Conference or the newer Big Seven.
 Utah is undefeated although tied by Denver and Brigham Young The Utes play Arizona Dec. 6 anE have two more games booked for the holiday season in Hawaii. The only game involving Big Sever member this Saturday Is wyoming vs. New Mexico. Wyoming is ign- proving. After three seasons in the cellar it has moved up to sixth place.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-27

Camp Barkeley, Tex. (UP)-That old army question Who wakes the bugler? has an answer now, at least in the cage of sergt. Ava A. Conley. He blows reveille for the ieoth Field Artillery and hAs newly.born daughter wakes him.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-27
B TEAMS ENTER
 SCOVILL LEAGUE

A meeting of managers from the Departmental Basketball league was held last night in the ScoyilI Fore. men association club house. This meeting was led by Russell Hick- man, chairman of Recreation come mittee for the association. Thirteen teams have entered, as follows: But. ton Eyelet, Automatic Screw, Fuse
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-27

all Brooklyn Dodgers praccng particularly forms mayhem other the cool of the evening after cerise find single piece of evidence support the widespread report of recent fist fights between the other pattern of the which has at least different versions to the minor details that Cookie and sailed Medwlck sighting references the Italians Tereupon Phelps supposed to have Dus assistance no such incident Mdwick burned up over the stories and denies them emphacay Du has had enough trouble in the past on lined up against him. thing positive Dodgers the exudng And doesn't stand that team torn such dnsn the clubhouse raw stories would indicate could fight its way back to first place"
 That's Medwtck-Camln story
 1G Macrhai is whisle-all wind and noise but substance Having answered The Mouths hal- like him Alexis Thompsns that he oil that sloo bet Red Patersons hat wait until later
 LOU soupREAu AT a. tackles job that has been for baseball twice his Therefore doesn't know whether to offer him congratulations condolences his appointment Lotus side Buc Harris won pennant for Washington in lo the year when he took Washington pnnant 1888 Youngsters not be good for long pull but they seem to be able to produce quick results.
 WHEN SOMEONE OUTsMARTs bigger than the rabbit chases the greyhound Therefore red Handicap recently slsOO Register the Glen Brownsville Then Marriage seemed
 % on R $ Shipped S the s: @ sS ssSs @ ane for Coward than he did for Jacobs and s still . wonderful institution.
 SOMETHING HAPPENED Army so promising reached its holding a the Cadets in four this Fall noticed % Against West Virginia last Saturday looked as tired as the forces battling the Lbyan Desert Only effort which they should beaten with It conclusion therefore having Navy One Navy is quite sufficient to sink the Army Saturday at Philadelphia
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