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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-23

cialists obtainable and a soldier with anything from shrapnel wounds to tuberculosis is slated for the most expert treatment.
 The SIS enlisted men include hos pital orderlies, druggists, X-ray ex- perts and other specialists.
 Currently, officers and men of these units are in the tents on the sloping hillside of one stretch of English meadowland. The nurses are billeted nearly twenty miles away in buildings which belong to another hospital unit.
 This doubling up will be over in a matter of weeks, however, and then officers, nurses and enlisted men of Charlotte and the surround ing area, who sailed not so long ago on their journy to war, will be
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-23
AUTOISTS WARNED
 ON GAS COUPONS

Coupons on page 3 of "A" ration books are now valid, but must last until Nov. 22. Ratio nboard ofiicials warned that all coupons from the first page of the book are now in- valid and must be destroyed,
 Deputy Chief Thomas ]. Hickey, police detective bureau head ID Hartford, warned car owners to keep their ration books on their person at all times because many are being reported stolen daily from automobiles.
 Used car dealers will be allowed 10 gallons per car every two months for demonstrating cars to prospec. tive customers, James Y. Mcknight. fuel ratloning administrator. an. nounced last night. Dealers may apply for the gas ct present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-23

A new contract for the sale of water to the OakviIle fire district was approved. Oakville will be al- lowed to connect with the city's 16-inch main through the comniun- ity, and will pay rates 10 per cent higher than rates charged locally as well as special fees for the use of the main
 Notice was received from Grace Lawlor of 112 Cooke street aarld Mrs. Philomena Cocchiola of 56 Center street that they will claim damages from the city. The former said she fell on a defective side- walk, the latter said she was in- jhred by an object falling from the city hall roof.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-23
ENSIGN MALINS
 DIES IN CRASH

Ensign Victor Malins, 27, of Vest port and Minneapolis, Minn.. was killed in an airplane crash at the Navy Air base. at Minneapolis re- gently. He was the brother of Walter Malins of 44 Grace avenue, Waterbury.
 Mains was a flying instructor ct the base. He was killed while on Q flight with e student. Other sure viyors are his wife, who resides In Minneapolis. parents. MT. and Mrs. Victor Mallns of Norwalk. and 6 sls- ter, Mrs. Agnes Murray of Norwalk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-23

Motorists who enjoy touring New England durng ing
 Tavern which is more or less eating museum added on to the Hotel Northampton in Northampton Mass This famous tavern says the news has been taken over or WAVES Between the tavern and Smith College candl- dates and officer candidates will be housed and ted The entire hotel and tavern have been taken over by the navy but the we'll remembered antique shop ana country SCo1e will remain open to the public.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-23

Mr. and Mrs Paul Kerrek of Wood Street are the proud parents of baby girl born at the Waterbury Hospital on Labor Day. Ruth Marie has been chosen az Miss Kerreks name. Weghing-in ceremonies re- vcaIed the youngster was pounds 15 ounces Of ovn ness. Mrs Kerrek is the former Helen KOlakOski Papa Kerrek works at the Waterbury Rolling Mills Recent inquiries as the date the picture appeared in the N Y News showing local soldiers in Australia can now be answered. The picture in question appeared m the Pink Edition of the News on Friday, Sept. A.
 Joe "Red" CrawIey of Wood Street is one of Uncle Sams soldiers now duty in Ireland, according to recent letters received here
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-23
Roaming round,

Roaming round .. T. Harold Reeves, the man With the smile and years service has assumed the poston of general foreman of the scrap department at the ABC while Dan Hine is vacaoning He's capable substitute
 It was nice to the smiling face of DICK Mnnman bv line after two month rest In order to conserve clothing Jim sagnario has decided to toss his zoos suit" to worthy cause instead or wearing It Wnne e toots on the saxophone at ye Hotel Elton. Allen w. Rockwell was hit by the sharp zing of Cupds darts and Is honeymoonng at secret rendezvous An important factory room is the scrap department at the ABC which can truthfully boast of having four foremen
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-23
Aldermen Approve
 $4,OOO Rental Bill
Corporation Counsel Holds Transfer Legal PrOtec.
 ton Assured Local Master Plumbers

Approval of transfer of $4OOO to allow payment ot $4OOO for use of billing machines owned by the Inter- national Business Machines Corporation finally voted by the Board of Aldermen last night after several months of controversy Voting to approve payment were the eight Democratic members and one Republican, Alderman William " Gerardi The other six Republicans voted against the payment
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-23
LABOR DISPUTE
 GOES TO BOARD

a
 The dispute between the Oakville Co. branch of the ScovillN Mfg. co. and Local 25l, International Union of Mine, Mill & Shelter Workers union, has been certified to a special panel of the War Labor Board for 8 hearing. following the failure of the latest attempt at mediation.
 A special conciIiator was sent here by the VILE the week before last, but he was unable to effect a settlement.
 The company has rejected union requests for a wage increase of 10 cents an hour. union shop. two weeks vacation with pay and an- nual sick leave.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-23

ABOVE: The hometown newspaper claims the atten- tion of Major Walden Kendrick and Capt. Bernard Walker, of Charlotte, N. c. Capt. George Snyder, mother Charlotte member of the Medical Evacu- ation unit in England, chalks his name and that of his tent mate on his temporary .'home." LEFT: Nurses of the Char lotte group relax around a piano. Left to right, standing: Second Lieuts. Mary Bland ford; Beatrice Johnson; EIva Wells and Christine Wills. Seated: Second Lieuts. Martha Pegram; Winnie Martin and Sara Moran.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-23
WOOD HAS BIRTHDAY

Prcducer-plrecto sam Wood op- served hls seth birthday anisiver- sary on location with PaFamount's For Whom the Bell Tolisp in the High Glerras by working ia hours, Members os the filln company pre-. senlod him with . 6pcoinily.ninde silver belt buckle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-23
Good Evenlng.
TREASURE HUNT

Time was when tin was as nauglt, You would hardly dare be caught With anything lurking in your gaoget pm Quite as lowly as hunk of tin. NOW you produce it brave and bold For it's worth it's weight in gold, And neither are you in the red For owning anything made ot lead. Fling out length of garden hose! That's the way the wind blows. The dingiest, rustiest bit of scrap will do lot of good, mayhap. Who knows what is hidden within Many an unused coal bin! Look sharp as the scrap drives begin, You may find treasure in tin!
 FEM. EM.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-23

Don't take elameled storage dlshes out oe Inc refrigerator and put them right on the flame for relocating foods. Let q few minutes elnpse for temperature raadiust- msnt to avoid damage lo the enan- eled linlsh.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-23

Superintendent of Police William Dewey) Roach of this city and State Police Commlssoner Edwara ;.
 Hickey of Hartford made the headlines and the pictures in Tuesdays New York Times They were pictured with Brigadier General D. C. Draper, chief constable at Hotel Pennsylvania in New York City Pose shows them inspecting U. S. Army motorcycle
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-23
Q ANSWERS
 TO WAR QUIZ

Questions on Want Page 1. Observer. g. Commander, U. s. Army Air Force, European Theater of Opera tion. 3. In Army slang, band musi- clans.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-23
Talk of the town

Talk of the town Dan Hine genial super of the A. B. C. scrap room is two-weeking it in the Catskll Mountains Larry Larrivee, receiving clerk at the same room has quite adnrer in one of the laoorers who presents him daily with bouquet of flowers The card is signed "Tutt-Fruiti" Ann Jamele, of the lovely clerks at the Collectors oice hit by Gu week Mrs. Jerry Kenney presented her husband a future bluecoat when the Sork arrived with Robert Timothy Kenney at St. Marys hospital last Tuesday Victor Sheik" Collea has forsaken Hollywood career to labor Scovs where he feels he may do more pro- ducing for the home front than emoting before the cameras.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-23

A copy of the magazine Encore is among this weeks mail It is the popular digest" size and the title suggests all the contributions repeats for instance, the October number has a short story by an article on fashions by Joseph Addison which gives
 picture of same of the seventeenth century, poem by Jonathan Swift the "nOse" scene from ROstand's "CyranO de Bergerac," Julia Ward HOwe's "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" and number of entertaining articles by David Crockett, Francis Bacon, Thomas Wolfe, WlIxie Collins, Deems Taylor, Henry Peacham and others. All the selections of varying nature and written anytime between 1900 and 1942.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-23

Finland has lost about 42 per cent of its merchant marine during the war
Evening star., 1942-05-06
LEGAL No1lcIS-

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Chapman. Paul 2. Chapman. ana Hamilton
Hsisht, MOT e be found" y is, By the
for tiisi On the .sotS DAY Of Nay. is4s:
:ss :ns s: s.: NJ 4 Gs pSs.s.d es s. @:.s ,s
Law Reporter, and twice 8 week for The
same peried In The Evening star, said
':sS:: .ss. sfas .4f fi'as Il. .sd
qs .h &. dsss e q the sa 1s:h sss s9y
the said Mary !; johnson Gain. At the
time Of the making. and subscribing or
ssna q y y ssd n .ns g s isG
net; .5hrss: W.: TIE ssid essss .yritins
:uS:eIiption, thereto DToeured from TIE
fraud Or deceit prsetised upon ths said
Mary L. johnson Cain By James. L. finn
was the paper writing dated the 18th day
e 5s1 ase Or the
johnson Cain, deceased, by undue In
huence or duress, or coercion Of James
L. Pinn or any other person or pertons?
BoLITHA J. LAWS Justice. iSeaD A
WELL. Register Of wills for the District
& is4 e bie1sos
for Executor
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Evening star., 1942-05-06
GODFREY L MUNTIR. Attorney,
Shsreham B!dg.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNIT
sStsfs 't rs 6''rss &
u u 4; ssp TIE BEvsss XsseTFs SF ,5a sEs M,AnRs Hss
Psisndants; ;-Giyii Action Ne, lSl3S..
this suit is to establtsh title By adverse
possession In the real estate situated IN
the City Of Washington. District Of Co
lumbia, known as Lots numbered Ten Go)
and Eleven l1) in John ?. Murray's sub.
division Of part Of original Lot numbered
Four ~ in Square numbered One Hundred
,S. sS.dfS .t1,t e ,hs e the suIviyos fsr
At folio T3, with the Improvements there
On; On metion q the sl1intin It Is this hi
and devisees Of John Winters. cause their
appearance to be entered herein on or be-
fore the hrst rule day occurring after the
expiration Of one month after the hrst
publication hereof. Otherwise the cause will
be proceeded with IS in ease Of deiaplt
cnes : week ier three successive weeks il
EVENING Star before said day. lenssr and
other publication being dispensed with for
satisfactory cause shown. By the Court:
JESSE C. ADKINS. Justice. toeal) A true
copy. Test: CHARLES :. STEWART, Clerk,
By ELEANOR Z. JoBE Deputy Clerk.
my6,13.20
Evening star., 1942-05-06
PROPOSALS.

gNiTEb 5TAIES sENATE oF7TcE. %
ie42.--seaisd proposals win be received at
this once until l2 o'clock NJ, May 20.
Of the United States Senate for the nscal
year ending June 80. 1943. Blank forms
Of proposals. showint the quantity and
bond TO Be signed BY the bidder and sure
ties, will be furnished on application to
this once. Proposals should be indorsed
States Senate" and be directed to Edwin
A. Halsey. Secretary Of the United States
Senate. WAshinston,. p. c. PROPOSALS and
free Of eharge. before the hour named
above: EDWIN 4. HAISEY. Secretary.
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Evening star., 1942-05-06
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Cnien Trust Dldg.

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6is.-.Aaude Madeline Kennedy. Plaintiff.
c..!I 81 ne sss,sa 8 ne "a i: : as:ssaSosPss o.
PUBlCAT1oN.-The object Of thi. action
10 10 secure the appointment Of . substitute
e E s sSd:, n % sSss Of IN s
,nd rseoIeed y LaSsf sots .t folio Sis .Sl s
soaya: 1U0 ' II. :e caums, e rs Land :nS
to establish the ownership Of Z lost note
dated April l2. 1927. for Three Hundred
.ssoo; %, Dollars payable 70 s4s gasby
trust feeorded in Lber oe so7s a. teiio 81. 81.
Of Nay. iei2. QRDER1D that the DE-
fendants. the unknown endorsees, trans
ferees OF asstsness Of Sue Bagby. and the
Of Harry q welch: ST.. cause their appear
snee to Be entered herein on or before the
fortieth day. exclusive Of 0undays and legal
holidays. occurring after the day Of the
Afst publication Of this order otherwise the
se,S1 vii b proceeded With !: in s:se q
published once Z week for three successive
weeks in the Washington Law Reporter.
said day. JESSE c. ADKINS Justice
tSeal0 A true ccpy. Test: CHARLES z.
sTEWAET. Clerk. By JULIA W. SHIPIEY.
Deputy Clerk. my6.13,2o
Evening star., 1942-05-06
AUCTION SALES.
THos. J. OWEN l. SON. AUCTIoNTTR1
436 Southern Building.

met Of fs.sss & PstIsf a::; eoSS
ceased, passed in Administration No.
the ONCE Of Thos., J. Owen Son, South
aSns5s*s' TAE IayasHH e psxsir ssi AAY
following ;dsseribsd 0 stock 70 vi: 400
STOCK ef ss s.eiss es!s'fss fsa.ns: n
Corporation; Washington. D. C.: Della
eerpor.sien w.sSin..sn, i sfsati s. a. 'fpsas: psls.
m,..s.s p1HsgaR 1snln..sl.ssTP' Il SPTYfF' g T A.
.gcT1os :.9etr ss,uls.y sAIr M 81 vA5TAsLI sE1
premises At Reho1oth Beach. Del. con-
nf 4ss hose e 'hs B css.d co Gs'Gp e.. ,,o Hotel
oesan on Rshoboth avenue and contains
niture, inciudins Jed linens table linens.
.aN,s s,lvsrw.rs dishes eockins utensils. electric
equipped hotel Lot Soxi0O feet, larre "a.
rage With living quarters on second floor
ess @ asS If 1sat % q rsSa sSdns so
over prior 70 day q sale. Al Il: ssme TIM. time
nos Is. %. and a. as Gsstaislens sioef ss lots !:
lai4 syt on . plot Of Reheboth. Beaeh.
..ness sbne esE g esn, ant, a'' q :.ls n,l e.
iS1 ;ss e: s:s:ss = Z;
ponald Cyayen. attorney, Citizens Bank
building. Wilmington, Dela ware; Royden Z.
sryan: executor: oo1, shipley street; VII
essSn s.sss re":ss :n 1gsss gss ~
81 ss4sss wmin:ssos.: sss: p:i.s:s: psin::s.
Evening star., 1942-05-06
nAllGRS FOR SALE

fNAHERS nsv ana uoed; easy 70 deal
with. Eleay Coach Co., Canary Trailer
Camp, Rt. I. DeYWyn, Va.
.IeS,,,. koz1 SotcR TaAIL 1874; a., 1si. asS
cash. After pm. or Sunday. 0iaIa,
Woodley Hills Cabins, r. No. 1, Alex
Evening star., 1942-05-06

BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
TO BUY ON LEASE
Building suitable for manu-
featuring purposes. Approx
imately 10000 So. #. of floor
space required. All on one
floor preferred but will con-
slider 2-story building, Wash
ington or nearby vicinity. Box
1857, Star. g
Evening star., 1942-05-06

SUITE FOR TWO ATTORNEYS.
VIII share space in large suite.
VIII purchase or suitcase equip
ment. Phone Executive 1911.
Evening star., 1942-05-06
oUT-oF-Towh REAL ESTATE.

UNUSUAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
12-rn,. home in Richmond, Va; fruit trees,
porches, tile bath, shower, sun parior; u
block bus trolley Exc boarding. DoSsibili.
ties; $500. BOX 4ee.z, Star.
Evening star., 1942-05-06
LOTS FOR SALE.

N6f Pan ron fEAcI cEf19 TKoNT-
Get Sssk On SisSv.s: III i%prSysmsnss
ton. Xxii1X 9 JxMEEEs NC. pi. a4fS.
LOTS N NEANDf MARYLAND, 0UTr-
TRo6, Z jAhNttL CO.. kliltoss.
72l 10th d. NV. MA. 0f66.
Beautiful Xooded III. = new suba,r,,,en.,
adjoining large Govt park; . safe invest.
msnt, CNl az, sc. once 32l1 fenna. eve.
ADELBERT ". LEE
1343 H et. NV. DI. 1900.
LOT l01x285 FIT. MADRuLON
Farms, Fairfax Co.. Va. $1S5.
RE. 1887.
Evening star., 1942-05-06
STORES FoR RENT.

All. 18th ST. NE-FTNE LOCATION,
good shepping center: ideal for barber
6eluty shops. etc; 465 mo. WO. 7l6l.
AvAnABfE MAY ISIS II ST NJ
L4fge store with apt. above. now rented 4,
$50 mo. Rent for both, Sl2B mo. FI0Yn
Z. DAVIS Co, 1920 K st. nv
Evening star., 1942-05-06
A r ET NJ u

0J n Oh. INV.
Large store and apt. fully equipped as
restaurant. all modern improvements; rent
reasonable.
n. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos No. Cap. Healtor. Ma $780,
Evening star., 1942-05-06
BUSINESS PROPERTY foR RENT.

LARGE Level. PARKING Lot. 100000.
with Groom frame house; on hishly
sr1ysled eo1n.4 srn:rp, main hsnsy Reuts s.
food for most any business: rent, oply
pm. to pm. or Dl. 2124. ! Pm.
to 4 p.nl
Evening star., 1942-05-06
GARAGES FOR RENI.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

lh.ToN TRUcKs WANTED late model
chassis and cabs or stakes, ONO preferred,
but tsll ys xnst yoy haTs, h.IS,,o .,,v,rr
20l Que q NV. Meth 33ll.
Evening star., 1942-05-06
OFFICES FOR kEN1.
OFFICES WANTEo.

11x39, with back once near business dis.
trict: low rent. WI. 1927.
Evening star., 1942-05-06

WE PAY THE MOST.
STANDARD MOTOR SALES,
1905 l4th St. NV. 14th near q.
North 1870, North 1905.
Evening star., 1942-05-06
DON'T RENT-BUY.
SAVE OVER $700 IN 4 YRS

we OFFER 2-bedrm. cottage: $3.50 down,
e36.25 per mo. pays everythins.
II you own your lot. your saving would
be approx. $500 in 4 yrs. with payments
st S33.15 per mo.
Call Us. We Will Be Glad to Help You.
W. H, BACON, Jr, INC, OK ohS1 rs
Evening star., 1942-05-06

STATION WAGONS. convtrtible coupes and
late. Todel ChsvYolets: highest cash prices
paid for exeeptional ears CHEVY CHASH
Evening star., 1942-05-06
YOUR COUNTRY HOME.

Near Potomac. Md. and the Hunt Club
With I new 6-room house 8 bedrooms. 2
baths. oil hot-water heat: thoroughly IN.
s acres priced at So $50: with 10 acres,
Al3.6OO. Call N. FRY. INC. oS40
Evening star., 1942-05-06
37-Acre Country Estate.

Nice 7-roon house. bath. water. eIee.
tns. ttrisisy. nice shsds;, sood barn. poultry
I mile Herndon, Va; price. $500. Many
S.nsr sSas: SSsar:ins H.rrESs,c q G. 5RNrz. HeTndon.
Evening star., 1942-05-06

Exceptional value; like-new Groom CO.
lonial brick. excellent location. high ele-
yation; for sale either furnished or un-
furnished: larEe living room, model kitchen
rooms: sarage: price, unfurnished, $3.50,
with 81 500 minimum cash: complete set
Of furniture for sale at $4,000; owner
occupied until sold. Inspect 17le North
Glebe I'd. Open each afternoon . to 4 pm.
JUDSON REAMY,
1122 n IrYinr Al Arl Va CH noon
Evening star., 1942-05-06
AUTOMOBILES WANIEp,

AZ s,b PRIcFs SI dss. ds,iT, siT isnt!s1 AZ e ~ 11
Florida ave. ne.
cA1H FoK Yogk cAn. hi46cst plicss
Evening star., 1942-05-06
BEST PRICES PAID.
FOR LATE MODEL
COnVertibleS and Other BODY

Styles.
1917 ,1sp sIps1ssoNss IS sH HHoroTsso Tsso ,,s4.
Evening star., 1942-05-06

MODERN BRICK HOME
ON 56 ACRES,
M e aernenn IL rys.1 ys yihn u
sp snr' os STies so. 1s:s than od sa
With fr.pisee and random width iinf hoors. 5m
soen siss i..pises. o Msids tbahsa''oh bssh' 81
service to Washington. available At gate,
;IS5l GEORGE SEs'' MASON iAs; cSSi GREEN CO.,
CHI. ISIS. ISIS N'l'0n 1'vf,; Ewes. arlii ot. Ia 1888.
Arlington. Va.-S13,500.
da'sa q essss eseasvs sF'e er5ssi ssas spn.
Lars. wooded lot, 100 #. front.
@ :ns % ..,ules sGSon BusIn fRlI OF saess. st1ss.
An ideal modern home. The last one
NJ sK9sarth oo.s Ii 5 81 g NJ CHI. $500.
OCCUPIED ONLY FEW DAYS.
Arlington. Owner transferred, must sell,
nsSeu 81 M e sasnss eyer su
Es.sea.els sssns sili shi ssHs. sfsRs Powder room
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
Sl26-I2 ROOMS . BATHS: 5 ACRES
OF ground, GOOD orchard. All modern
improvements; 80 minutes out, adjacent
Rockville. Splendid for rest home Good
water. can Mr.. MILoR, after pm.
MOUNTAIN HOME, 5 MILES FREDERICK,
Nd; house. 10 rooms; tenant house 5
rooms. s.Idens, fruit. electricity; s25
E eHAs fshias s&Rsos New @;s:i' Make siss
SILVER RRTNG- ROOMS ATTIC
bath, elee.. brick bungalow acreage: no
Eas; S42.5o; bus available. BOX 490-z, Star.
Evening star., 1942-02-11
Misses Crum, Amory
In Golf HeadIiner
Al Palm Beach
Georgia Tointer. Medal
Winner. Hos Eosy Foe
In Second Round
Py the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PALM BEACH, Fla, Feb. IL
Jane Crum of Orangeburg, s. c., and
Grace Amory of Palm Beach prom
ised the second round fireworks OF
the Palm Beach women's golf tour
nament today as other leaders faced
easier going.
The South Carolina girl advanced
with an easy sands victory over
Mrs. P. Limburg of New York yes
terday while Miss Amory ousted
Janet Fleming of State College, Pa,
5 and 4.
Georgia Tainter of Fargo, N. OAK,
winner of the Miami Biltmore tour
nament and medalist here, was ex-
pected to have little trouble with
her opponent, Anne Pink of Daytona
Beach. Miss Tainter scored 5 and 4
over Irene M. Dill of Detroit, and
Miss Ping eliminated Marion Hook
heimer of New York, 4 and 3.
Catherine Fox of Glen Ridge, N.
j.. who defeated Mrs. T. E. Nolan OF
Newcastle, Pa, 3 and 2, drew Evelyn
Odom Of Miami, who ousted Ruth
Batchelder of Boston, 5 and 4, as
her second-round opponent. The
other match placed Sally Sessions of
Muskegon, Mich, against Peg Kirk
of Winter Haven, Fla. Yesterday
Miss Sessions defeated Nancy Nc
Clave OF Maplewood, N. j., and 4,
while Miss Kirk downed Marjorie
Rowe of Detroit, 5 and 2.
Evening star., 1942-02-11
Leading Olympic Six
Serves as Cousins
For Eagles Again
Courteou Leeds in liz
Victory, Biggest Edge
In Their 20 Games

The Washington Eagles aren't re-
sembling the club that swept to the
Eastern Hockey League champion
ship last season, but the team they
can wallop consistently is no less
than the Boston Olympics. who
have been setting the pace for
weeks.
Shackled to fourth place most of
the season, the Eagles nevertheless
have had little trouble with the
league leaders. Over a span Of 20
games in the past two seasons the
Eagles have beaten the Olympics 13
times and tied four other games,
permitting Boston only three vic
tories.
The Eagles hit the jackpot in the
rivalry last night at Riverside
Stadium before 1894 fans. burying
Boston under an 11-2 score, as Paul
Courteau produced three goals and
two assists to spark the attack.
Washington constructed a 81 lead
In the first period, and by the end
Of the second period had fashioned
an 8-1 advantage over a team
hampered by the recent loss Of six
players.
Cy Beigler of the Olympics and
Len Burrage of the Eagles ex-
changed blows in one of the GUS
tomary scraps. and the match was
punctuated by II penalties.
Evening star., 1942-02-11

Walter Robinson. up-and-coming
bowler, cut loose with top string of
173 and a 396 count to co-star with
the veteran, Nick Chaconas, who
posted 162-403, in the Rhode Is
land Avenue Businessmen's League
last night at King Pin. Robinson
gave Rhode Island Press a 81 edge
over Greyhound Liquor. while
Chaconas was the big shot as the
leading National Beer outfit won the
rubber game from E. A. Merkle, Inc.
With Russ Kidwell's IA and 37S
the heaviest wallops, the Celtics
posted q high Of 1,760 to whitewash
Brincefield Plumbers. Fred Muir
phys l56 and 800 were of no avail
for the losers.
Members Of the Ordinary quint in
the Peoples Life Insurance Ladies
League at Hi-Skor gloried in their
2-l victory over the league leading
Actuary combination which dropped
its first match since the second week
Of the season despite Thelma
Hardesty's top string of 112 and
Laura Clagett's high count of 28o.
The winners were tops with 470
and l,34l.
Evening star., 1942-02-11
Sphos Coming Sunday
To Meet Brewers

Forced from their undisputed
position atop the American Basket
Ball League into q tie for top hon.
ors with the Wilmington Blue
Bombers, the Washington Brewers
will have the Philadelphia Sphas as
their guests at the Heurich gym
Sunday night.
With only a 500 percentage to
show for four games in the second
half. the Brewers will be out to
avenge the setback handed them
by the SphaS here last month
which knocked them out of the run
ming in the first half.