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LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
I1lH x ST. NV Ma 1Iff
;, TERMS-BARGAIN.

OFEN. 3I| Eth ST. NE
Cozy, modern broom. bath brIck; lovely
condition throughout. immediate posses
SION. Appiy s23 F ST. ne. AT 1908
ATTRACTIVE BRICK HOME IN PERFECT
condltlCn IN Shepherd Park few of the
ISt floor, recreation I'm. in basement
bedTms-. baths; lot 5UX1O6: oil heat .
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LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
1Ilq K ST NV MA 11ff


=, u DUNNAIOW BAHGAIN.
IN BrooKland near the monastery. fnf
only ShH0u, on reasonable terms. a lovely
nome IN setting OF giant oaks with
looms. lncloSed and heated sleeping porch
bath. attic. insulation, auto. heat anc
IelTg.. etc. l can furnish the purchaser
WIN tenant at SO per month.
l(l E.r-
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3317 HOLMEAD PL. NV. l BLK. FROM
Tlyoh Theater-:i-rm. apt, lge. liv. rm..
bedrm., kit: BAY window: so. exp: also
1st-f. apt. and nice base. apt. Adults only,
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NO Statesmen. NO BROKEPsl

NJ SALtoMEN. NO BROkERSI
BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER
BUILDER. BUT DON T DELAY
We have only Two or Of the entire
group left. and II NAV be marv
months or many years before We
can build another house over
$1,000. These houses have 3 huge
bedrooms and two baths. and
plenty Of closet space. To reach.
Go out R I. ave. 10 18Th st. ne.
turn left on 18th and continue %
our furnished house, which IS To-
GATED a. 4"I3 lStn ST. ne
J. r. HENDERSON. Ovner-BulIder,
$50 Wisconsin Ave
Sample House. Hobarr g105.
Office MiScnnsltl tol
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MT PLEASANT

So per month and a reasonable ca-h
payment Will buy an eEcelent income ard
a lovely home. Both are provided in this
brlCk dwelling with 10 rms - bedr-ns
and baths. 2 fireplaces; auto. heat and
reg. insulated roof etc
D1. S9ls. W. L. MOORE GE "sn1
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.
OUTSTANDING BUYS.

CUNT APARTMENT HOUSE IN NORTH
west suburbs; excellent location. Call
Shepherd CHOW
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5.a KENNEDY ST. NW.-ARRA FOR
two families: oil h.-w. heat deep lot,
9Ssrsse; rented $40 mo. Terms or trade.
ROGER MOSS DI u ol GE eisn
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DOWNTOWN @42" PENNA. AVE. NV
"-rm. apt. elec. refg.. reasonable
1I19 ABBEY PL. Me- ROOM. KITCH-
en-, bath. completely furnished, suitable for
couple, $50 month
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1433 EUCLID ST. N.W.-NEWLY DECO,
rated basement apt, :. rooms, Kitchen and
bath; private entrance, also sleeping
~
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CHEVY CHASE MD.-3 ROOMS. LIGHT
housekeeping, good BEDS bus passes door;
emp. adults. Kensington 25S ewes
ALEXANDRIA -COMPLETELY FURN. 81
room apartment. including utilities for re-
fined couple, Sos. Alex. 45lI after
$50 Monday
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NEAR LYON VILLAGE. VA.
D rooms. bath, fenced lot, Oil heat; i'm.
MEDIATE posssesion; S66. Call CH. 3222.
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VACANT - NEAR ROOSEVELT FIGH
School-Det ached dwelling Of z rooms and
rec hall. 4 bedrooms. cellar: hot-va'er
heat: porches; garage: price, $3.50; terms
arranged.
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TAKOMA PARK
2 houses in good locations; $40, S41 so
and SIS.
ROBERT E. LOHR.
311 Cedar ST. Takoma Park, D. c.
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PART OF BEAUTIFUL
COUNTRY ESTATE.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE.

: ROOMS,
3 Complete Baths,
Dressing Room With Lavatory.
Fireplace.
Many Bullt-in Features.
LARGE Clothes Closets
Attached Garage.
This tastefully furnished apartment is
part of beautiful country home completed
tract in restricted small-farm develop
ment on the Colesville rd., in nearby
cupy balance of premises. 80 minutes
drive from downtown.
S175 Monthly.
SHEPHERD ISL. %
1922 EYE ST. N.W.-RESPON-
sible couple; excellent l rm.,
kitchen, bath; new building; SOS
complete. RE. 1858. Ext. 116.
COIORED-4O2 ST. NE ROOM,
kitchen and bath, furnished or unfur-
nlshed. $50.
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FRANCIS SCOTT KEY AFT. HOTEL. Goth
room, kit dnette. pvt. bath; l or . per-
sons: day week; Frgidaire full service;
nicely furnished: no cats or dogs. MA. 54H5.
NEWLY FURNISHED BROOM APART
ment. Phone resident manager. Emerson
S335. Alto Towers Apts., :}206 Wis. ave.
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ea5O MAPLE ST. TAKOMA. D. C.-FOR
rent S-rCom house furnished rooms
lst focr, complete apt. 4 rooms md floor
gives income 20 mo -
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= RMS. DINETTE. KIT. BATH: COMP.
furn.: $50 mo. i721 :}rd pl. n W, Apt. ).
Call Sun. bet. 81. 1mmed. possession.
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MT pIEAShN1

Unusual home. having . rms. with &
buIit-In garage. oil INV heat. Tr,s
home has had best OF care. To inSuer'
call Nj. BedeN. CO. 53s5, or WAPLE u
JAMES. INC DI 334n
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SMALL BACHELOR APARTMENT BEAUTI-
fully decorated. white furniture = rooms.
bath. hall, grill: Northeast section. Jack
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KENSINGTON MD. - ATTRACTIVELY
furnished home. beautifully handicapped.
large yard flower and vegetable garden.
1T floor. large living room. dining room,
kitchen !ayatory and large sun porch;
md floor, , bedrooms. sleeping porch.
bath and lavators: :}rd floor. maids room
and complete bath: Sl25 per mo- Adults
preferred; may be rented for mo, mos.
or ! Hr. Seen bv appointment only. OR.
2244 or ia :,3ll
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LADY TO SHARE COMFORTABLE TWO
room. kitchenette and bath apt, on bus
line; very reasonable. Box 337-X Star
HYATTSV1LLE. ATTRACTIVE DUPLEX,
uni. rms, kit, bath, scr. porch, lge I'd,
gar: nr. bus: Dec. 1st; S65. WA. 1902.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

NEAR SILVER SPG.-ENTIRE 1st FL. 2
r.. k, b. hall: very well furnished; owner S
apt; utilities. garden. garage incl. To re-
sponsible adult couple only. No dogs.
Available Nov. 15. SH. 1874.
ARLINGTON, VA, 1925 N. TAYLOR
Furnished llving-bed rm. apt, kit, pvt
bath empl: couple only. CHI. 3617.
Ar. APT, PRIVATE BATH. DINETTE:
$40 mo: includes heat. ERWIN REALTY
co. Call HyattSville 0334. Ewes, WA 1881
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NEW SIX ROOM HOUSE. DETACHED
Williamsburg Colonial, with large rooms
center-hall plan: built-in garaEe; large
side porch; on a large wooded lot over
looking the PARK To inspect call MP.
LEACHE. SH. 4"9S-R or DI 3346, q m.
70 N
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WEST HYATTSVILLE - APT. G. NEW
Villa Vista: liv. rm., din rm.. bedrm.; all
eleC. Fitchen. porch, locker rm.; adults: no
dogs: So 80 6i2 mi. downtown. WA. l111.
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81, s29-SI.500 CASH-BETHESDA SO
GARtlELD ST. ATTRACTIVE BRICK.
SApE En- COD; 4 BEDROOMS. : BATHS:
bf66AAuIltULLY LANDSCAPED CORNER
LID,,, ~ 1oA ~; OIL HEAT. IR-CONDI-
LiONED: MONTHLY PAYMENTS. S17a3,
INCLUDING PRINCIPLE AND INTEREST,
Out Wisconsin ave 10 Bank of Bethesda
mile on Old Georgetown road to McKlnIey
81, turn LEFT 3 blocks To CiarfeIG 81
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1898 NEAL ST NE-DAYLIGHT BASE
mcnt of > rooms, kitchen, FrigldaIre. semi
DlIEate bath, auto neat. gl%. liant
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500 MASS. AVE. N.E-L.HK. APT.
linen, silver, electric refrigerator; front.
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ONE OK TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
bath apartment. furnished Immediate oc-
cupa ncy: reas. A1E. $500. Apt 6ll
FURNISHED. TWO BEDROOMS. KITCH-
enete apartment in modern building: newly
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!, AMERIcAN UNIVERSITY PARK
3I05 10Th ST nv

Near Kenyon ST.
suitable Tor home or rooming house .
stores and cellar; bedrooms ) hath.
9''4'u' 10 inspect call Nathan Poole.
,-,o DRURY REALTY CORP,
-1Ilu Eye Republic 1Ioo
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E. SHOEMAKER. RE 1865.

222l SHEPHERD ST NE
; rooms. painted brick, slate roof, oil heat;
bO-tt. lot. terms
WOoDRIDGE REALTY Co.
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PRIVATE BATH. l-ROOM HOUSEKEEP-
ing apt. IN pvt. home; free phone, en-
ployed persons. 1884 Lanier pl NV
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COOPERATIVE APTS. FOR SALE.
VERY DESIRABLE COOPERATIVE APIS.
for sale to settle estate. Also apts for
rent. Call Columbia 6631. %
THE NETHERLANDS. COLUMBIA RD.,
near 18th st. NV bedrms.. liv r.. din.
r. kit. and pantry, foyer, bath; 3rd floor
front.
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NEWLY FURNISHED APT-LARGE ROOM,
laree kitchen, gas, electric, h.-w.h.. Frigld-
are, phone. S:}5; young couple can earn
part Of rental by taking care OF home and
heater. German preferred $50 10Th ST. NV
Evening star., 1941-11-02

BARGAIN BRICK. 8 ROOM,
newly decorated, near North Capitol srd
" only S545G Eves.-Sun., IA 1925
WASHINGTON REALTY CO. GE. 5000.
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81 1.350-DETACHED
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PApK
large rooms, bath: Just off Western ave
above Mass. ave: lot 4OxI@O: an envro,.
ment beyond reproach Conyenient trs,, r-5p,l,
portation 70 downtown. Eve. or Sun
phone FRANKLIN 3OIO. sun
L. T. GRAVATTF,
129 18th 81. Realtor NatinnaI n-sy
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THOROUGHLY MODERN BRIGHT md
floor apt; liv. room, din. room, bedroom
kit bath with shower. pvt entr.: newly
dec: gas, heat and lights furn. splendid
NV section: S61.5u. RA ;;""12
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OPEN TODAY 1 TO 8.
5215 14th st. n.w.-Det brick. 8 rms,
bedrmS oil heat, o-car gar; SIl0.
DIXIE REALTY CO.. MA. $3.50
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-BEAUT1FUL 7-RM.
2-bath house. plus maids rm. and full
bath in basement. Available Nov. 10.
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1912 EMERSON ST NE (BETWEEN E
and F)-Three large rooms, tile bath,
porch, 3 closets; all utilities included
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BRADDOCK HGTS.. ADJOINING BEVER-
ly Hills. Vat rooms. porch. bath, Al
condition; close 10c bus; adults; ref.
OWNER Box 357-X Star
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ARLINGTON OR ALEXANDRIA-YOUN
couple with 5-mo. -od child: | or > rooms
kitchen. private bath: furnished or un-
furnished Box :225-X. Star. 4.
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TO SUBLET NOV. IL TO JUNE l., FuRN
apt. ! room. dressing room. bath. elec
refs. IN dressing room: $50; NV. section;
refs
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I474 COL. RD.. MAYCROFT APIS. APT
c06-l or " girls 10 share large. pleasant
"room apt: conv churches, Shoppine,
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c"46 MINNESOTA AVE SE-3 ROOMS.
kitchen. semi-bath; furnished; electric.
saS oil heat: employed couple only,
RANDLE HIGHLANDS. 1911 25th ST. S f,
3 outside rms. utilities; bus at door,
adults, all modern corvenlenceS.
l4I4 CHAPLIN ST. NV, APT. 2S-l ROOM.
kitchen, semi-pvt. bath, completely furn.
$50 month.
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YOUNG MAN WANTED TO SHARE FURN.
apt. with one other man. Call between :,
and + O'Clock Sunday at Apt. a01, The
Empire 1000 T ST NV
Evening star., 1941-08-14
Patent Law LoophoIe
Plugged asCongress
Votes New Measure
Applications Abroad
Must Get Approval
OF u. S. OfficiuI

Under legislation just passed by
Congress. applications for patents in
foreign country, covering any in
vertion made in the United States,
cannot be fled unless specifically
authorized by a license from the
Commissioner Of Patents, the De-
partment Of Commerce announced
today.
The new prohibition also covers
any application in foreign country
for the registration Of a utility
model, industrial design or model
of any United States invention, eX-
cept where authorized in each in
stance by a license granted by the
Commissioner of Patents.
Earlier Act Amended.
The legislation, which the House
approved yesterday following SIM
liar action by the Senate earlier,
amends the act passed In July, 1910,
which authorized the Commissioner
of Patents to issue an order Of Sc
crecy covering the invention dis
closed In any application for .
United States patent, and to with
hold the grant Of a patent, when-
ever the issuance Of a patent, and
the resulting disclosures would be
detrimental to the defense program.
The 1910 law, the Commerce De-
partment pointed out, was found to
be deficient for the reason that it
could be easily evaded by filing ap-
plications in foreign countries at
any time before the issuance by
the Commissioner of Patents of an
order of secrecy.
LoophoIe Plugged.
To plug up this loophole, the new
legislation has been made general,
applying to all applications for pat
ents covering inventions made In
this country. 1t thus prevents the
filing Of applications abroad until
the Patent Once has had an op-
portunity to determine whether or
not the proposed invention would
be valuable to defense agencies.
The new legislation also provides
that valid patent may not be is
sued on an application filed in the
Patent once when the applicant
has submitted a similar application
in foreign country, covering the
same invention, without first Sc
curing license from the Commits
sioner Of Patents.
Evening star., 1941-08-14

Ska and 8.3x1e.S sizes in wool
face Administer Rugs that repre-
sent makes neted for long service.
Choice Of Colonial. texture and
floral patterns. Some irregulars.
Rugs-Third Floor.
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Handy and useful for
that extra storage
space. Heavy gauge
metal, in double door
style, with tie rack on
door. Size 60x24x20".
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Beautiful tangerine col
ored dinnerware. Serv-
ice for 4. Slight factory
imperfections.
Housewares
Downstairs,
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Perfect quality felt base rugs
in . wide selection of floral,
carpet. tile and stone designs
-colorings suitable for prAe-
tically every ROOM Two de-
sirable room sizes.
Russ-Third Floor.
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Heavy gauge metal
cabinets that provide
plenty Of storage
space for groceries.
linens, etc. Size COX
14x1a", with 5 COM
partments.
Evening star., 1941-08-14

"Oak" brand rub
Der hose. with
heavy rubber orter
casing and cotton
braided interlining.
rs II. lengths.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-14
NEWPORT MATCHES KRAMER COCHELL

Newport, R. T., Aug. IA = (U.P) National Champion Don McNeill of Oklahoma City. Okla, and fifth- seeded Gardner Mulloy of Coral Gables, Fla, clash today in the feature quarter final match of the 18th annual Newport Casino. invita- ton tennis tournament.
 John Kramer of Los Angeles, CO., holder of the national doubles crown, and Earl Cochell, a home town rival who upset Wayne Sabin, battle for the other position in the semi-finals. M
 Second-seeded Frank Parker of Atadena, Cal, and Kramer's dou- bles partner, Ted Schroeder of Glendale. Cal, gained the semi- final bracket yesterday.
 Parker wore down Bryan (Bitsy) Grant of Atlanta, Ga, with a re- lentless attack to win, 6-2, 8-6, 6-4. Schroeder had only slight difficulty in eliminating top foreign seed Francisco Segura of Guayaquil, Ecu-' ador, 6-3, 2-6, 6-3, .6-1.
 Form prevailed in doubles play with three seeded pairs advancing to the quarterfanalS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-14

M SAAS W Sst(A 0SAA y 4As Ns
 Montabana, imported for work around these parts by Mickey Gen. arc, was most impressive in his lo- cal debut last week in easily out pointing Mike Angieri, versatile New Yorker, although the latter was much put out when Referee Kid Kaplan did not raise his right hand in token of vietory.
 Benny realizes that the Mexican has more class than the New oYrk Italian and has trained faithfully to convince his newly y-acquired Brass City friends that he wants to work here plenty. Villa, always in the pink of condition, figures he can keep away from those Stinging jabs of Benny and pile up enough points at infighting to easily cop the decision
 Bell In For Trouble
 Jimmy Bell, New Haven's Negro clouter, and Angieri tipped the beams at 148 pounds each here to- day for thelr co-feature spot of eight rounds this evening. Jimmy has been consistent winner here, but the wise boys with the money are laying odds that Angieri will deal out more punishment than he'll re- ceive. The writer opines that If the bout doesn't go the limit it will be Bell who doesn't hear the bell.
 Two Newcomers Matched
 Joe Jackson, of Worcester, Mass, 6 light heavyweight now managed, by Maurice Lemoine, former pilot of Worlds Champion Lou Brouillard, has a six round assignment with Charley Bisdin, of Atlanta, Georgia, who has been clamoring for a crack at Waterbury's Charley Eagle. Nei- ther boy has appeared here before.
 Cotton King. blonde 135-pound swatter from West Palm Beach, Florida, 9 great favorite here last summer, IS matched for six-round go with Hjlrod Guerry, of New oYrk. Cotton hasn't shown here this sea- son and Hiirod will have his hands full if the blond southerner is as good as 1940.
 Opener Looks Good
 Joe Cans of Willimantic and Tom Collins, local Negro, both scaling 147 pounds, are to open festivities in a four rounder. Tom put up a whale of 8 slam-bang battle last week in beating Walter Munday of Springfield in four rounds and was rewarded for that showing with this match. Cans is another newcomer for the local fans to pass judgment on.
 Jack Freney will have another Fifth Avenue apparel display as he announces each contestant and re- liable Johnny Brickel will be at the bell with Dr. "Sal" Slavin sitting next to him in case one of the boys gets cut Up. The first bout will get underway at 8:30.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-14

The game is expected to draw a large crowd to the Municipal sta- dium, for the Royal Giants, as they are known in New York, have 8 faithful following all over the coun- try and this city is no exception. The Giants first started playing ball way back in 1903 and have been playing each and every season since. This year the team is under the able direction of Dick Lundy, on the best known figures in Negro ball. Dick is @ real old timer, 'hav- ing joined the club when it was in its infancy and has been with 1t since. The Giants have just re- turned from 8 swing through the west where they won 13 of 15 games, playing the best that part of the country had to offer, including the House of David, Chicago Spencer Coal, Davenport Iowa Stars, and 8 host of others.
 Turner at First
 Like the Black Yankees who ap- peared here a few weeks ago, the Colored GiatnS have great first baseman on the roster. Although ne isn't as good as the famous Jimmy Starks of the Yankees, Jim Fancy Dan" Turner is one of the best first seekers in the business. Fancy Dan is up with the Giants for his first season and already has shown enough premise to replace Starks as "the" first baseman of colored ball. He is batting way over the three hundred mark and is still climbing.
 At second base is Walt "Rev" Canady, fleetfooted base snatcher who possesses an arm that re- sembles a bull whip. His keystone partner, Archie Dunlop, is another speed demon who runs the bases in 13 seconds flat and who also possesses 8 great arm. Two-Gun Randall Brooks, formerly of the Philadelphia Stars, covers the hot corner for the Royal Giants, and yields a potent bat, being one of the better hitterS in Negro ball. The Giants have no less than five outf1elders, all of whom patrol the outer works in stellar fashion.
 CappanO to Hurl
 The Tommies, realizing that the Royal Giants have a great team, are loading up for the all-impor- tant tilt with the Brooklyn boys. The North Enders have secured the pitching services of Lefty Roger Cappano who won two games for the Tommies last year in Birming- ham. Roger is only IS and has an- other year of prep school to go before his parents will allow him to sign 8 professional contract. John ny Hardenburgh will also be on hand to render assistance if need- ed. Hardenburgh is the boy who pitched against the Black Yankees a few weeks ago. John Palazzini of the New Canaan team of the Interstate league will do the catching.
 Three league umpires will work the game and extra bleachers have been set up to handle the large crowd. Both parking lots will be open to the public free.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-14
READY
 FOR SHARON g
Interstate League Rivals Clash Sunday, at Conl-
 munity Field, Litchfield

Litchfield, Aug. IA = Sunday afternoon at the Community field in Litchfield the local baseball team will meet Sharon of the Interstate League. Both clubs ended the scheduled season with nine wins and five losses, so in order to start the playoffs game to decide sec- ond place is necessary. The winner of the game Sunday will meet Canaan, fourth place club, and the loser will play Lakeville, holders of first place.
 In the first meeting this year Litchfield beat Sharon by one run in an extra inning game and to even the count Sharon won their home game, 2 to 0. The Sharon team has imported 8 battery from the Bronx, Fusco and Registro, which has been greatly responsible for their present standing. One of the best ball games of the year should result from this contest as Litchfield,s hurler, Comprini, has hit his stride. Last Sunday he pitched two-hit ball only to lose in the 18th inning when he made wild throw on a bunt. The Litchfield lineup will be the same as in the last five games with Morgan catching; Hart, first base; DiLuarenzio, second base Monaghan, shortstop; Mack, third; and Knox, Porter and Shaughnessy in the outfield.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-14

Bob Kenek publicity for the midget at Dan editor William Randolph Hearst for 25 track advertses 50 newspapers which certainly accounts for the 5000 and 7 passing uns weekly Tomorrow night he anti Jimmie Lynch Death Dodgers relations of Larry MaPhaP The Dodgers will be offered again Sunday aft- ernoon 5O-ap midsummer championship next going to do the publicity for the Danbury year Runde S6 old president United States The genial veteran popular attractions and schedule which he hopes will be the SOC stakes will be offered this will be held from October to 1O
 midget championships October Saturday, Oc Lucky Britain will be the attraction F. final the fair The dog show down the books for one day only. Thursday, October 5
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-14

Weed the making of the spocpe
 winning two big titles to date including championship Jean appears with
 champ At left standing is Joe Walsh who directed shots by Craig from the deep and another from the water duplicating remarkable made by him during ouen On ball strikes the flag The shot from the spinach played Craig much explosion blow from from just off another Slow mo- lion is used frequently rhythm and timing y8 in the opening episode Winged advises the overlapping rather curtaned backswng He uses overlapping the greens and advises herewith Wood regarded a butter Texas covered the 72 holes with out single put green.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-14

Haywood Hartford dropped in this morning give detailed Connecticut underway naugate indoor Waterbury November before attempted here The only obstacle in the path promoters playing surface Haywood pleased progress sport this Next Field for with 30 teams from New England participating Six men side
 tered Winners will receive gold medals and the silver medals added attraction there will be buesque player
 bndodd rides another knock the block his bindfoded foe Oas Sundays will L. Ferroie Bridgeport Creighton Milford Ko of Milford The committee headed by Mir Hay wod ably assisted by T. Robinson of Bridgeport and Smoe of this city,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-14
BRASS GOODS BLANK
 NORTH SHEET SOFTTES

Howie OLoughlin was just what the doctor ordered last night and let the North Sheet ten down with two hits as his mates collected 16 to register a 19 to victory in an American Brass softball league tilt. In the other league setto the East Tube upset the West Tube, 5 to 4.
 The score by innings:
 Brass Goods .. .605 240 O-19 l6 1 North Sheet ... 900 900 co 2 s
 H. OLoughlin and Deleo; Tullo and Adams. Umpire: Moore. East Tube ..... .020 l0l 1-5 8 West Tube ..... .0l0 300 CA 2
 Marinelli- and Travers: Damelio and OBuck: Umpires: Marzano and Dempsey.