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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-13
POLI'S

Tonight will be your last oppor-
tunity to see the fine show now at
the Loew Poll theater. Topping the
bill is the technicolor production OF
Hello, Frisco. Hello" starring Alice
Faye, John Payne, Jack Oakie and
Lynn Bari, with Laird Cregar, June
Havcic, Ward Bond and George
Barber, On the same program Is
another smash hit, HE Hired The
Boss" with Stuart Erwin and Evelyn
Venable. Remember - this program
comes to a case here this evening.
Wednesda. and Thursday of this
week the Loew Poll theater will pre-
sent another of It's super -duper
stage shows, when they present In
person, none other than the hand
some, popular Mcfarland Twins and
their orchestra, giving out with the
type Of music that has placed them
at the top among the country's out.
standing dance orchestras. They
have starred In many movie short,
have been heard coast to coast on
leading networks, and have appeared
at leading theaters, hotels and ball
rooms throughout the country. Now
you have the chance to see and hear
them in person, so don't forget
come down either Wednesday or
Thursday and meet the Mcfarland
Twins and their orchestra on the
Poll stage.
Other big stars viii appear on the
bill, among them Gene Baylos, out.
standing Broadway comedian, Kirk
and Davis. Of the flashing feet, and
others.
A special added attraction Is pre-.
sented In the persons Of the Little
Tough Guys, Hally Chester and
Harris Berger, stars of many a Hol-
lywood screen hit.
In addition there will be o fine
surrounding screen show, headed by
Simone Simon In Tahiti Honey"
with Dennis O'Keefe and others.
There will be the usual four com.
plete stage and screen shows. with
the screen show getting underway
promptly at - noon on both Wed.
nesday and Thursday.
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Performances tonight at Warmers
state thcater conclude the engage.
ments Of Ann Miller, Bob Crosby.
Freddie Slack, Duke Ellington and
their respective bands in "Reveille
With Beverly; also John Loder and
Ruth Ford in ''The Gorilla Man"
With Pat O'Brien and George
Murphy In leading roleg THE Navy
Comes Through" comes to the screen
at the State tomorrow as the first
thrilling action-romance to come
out Of Hollywood dramatizing the
Battle Of che Atlantic.
This saga Of the men who take
the freighters through the U-boat
infested sea lanes is hailed as an
unusual one in many respects, par
ticularly In its realistic depletion Of
Its subject.
Murphy has the role Of q navy
officer dismissed from the service
because Of O fatal accident aboard
q cruriser, and O'Brien plays the
part Of O hardboiled chief petty Of
ficer whose testimony Is responsible
for Murphy's disgrace.
With Americas entrance into the
war Murphy enlists as o seaman and
finds himself q member Of q navy
CUR. crew commanded by O'Brien
and assigned to duty aboard q mu-
nitions-carrying freighter bound for
Ireland. The antagonism between
the two men, inflamed by the fact
that the chiefs sister Is In love with
the ex-officer. makes for much Of
the personal drama Of the story.
A fight with an enemy submarine,
! Q battle against hostile planes the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-13

capture Of @ Nazi supply ship
loaded with torpedoes, and Q clever
scheme TO trap Q whole pack Of
U-boats and destroy them, form
dramatic highlights Of the absorb
int plot. A final battle with two
more U.boats results In clearing
the disgraced mans name and set
ting the romance back on an even
keel, for q satisfactory conclusion
to the action-loaded picture.
Jane wyatt Is the heroine. and
the eleven-man gun crew, In addi-
ton to the two principals, Is made
up Of Jackie Cooper, Max Baer. Desi
ArnaZ. Carl Esmond, Frank jerks,
Lee Bonnell, John Mcguire. Frank
Fenton and Joey Ray. Ray Collins
and Marten Lamont have important
supporting roles In the picture.
cinderella Swings It" Is the sec.
ond hit Of tomorrow's show and
boasts q star-studded cast with
Gloria Warren, the new sensation
Dick Hogan and Butch and Buddy.
Don't forget the States early bird
show Thursday morning At ESQ.
Doors OF the thcater viii open at
els 50 plan to be there early.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-13
STRAND

Tonight the Strand brings to o
close the engagement of idaho
starring Roy Rogers, and "Alibi"
with Margaret Lockwood and Hugh
ssnclair. so If you haven't yet seen
this splendid double feature pro-
gram, do so tonight.
Tomorrow. the Strand opens with
the 3-day hold-over engagement OF
the picture that broke all Poll rec
ords this past week. hello, Frisco,
Hello" filmed in spectacular techni-
color, and starring Alice Faye, John
Payne, Jack Oakie and Lynn Bari,
with q marvellous supporting cast
headed by Laird Cregar and June
Havoc.
sssrs Is 3 picture. that IN every
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w O M E N
Legal Notice
NOTICE

STATE of CONNECTICUT, DIS
TRICT OF WATERBURY,, IS. PRO
BATE COURT, April 10th. 1913.
ESTATE OF b e r N A ID A.:
THOMPSON, late OF the town Of
Waterbury, in said district, de-
ceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis
trIct OF Waterbury, hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said
estate to exhibit their claims for
settlement. Those who neglect to
present their accounts, properly at
tested, within said time, will be
debarred q recovery. All persons In
debted to said estate are required
to make immediate payment to
THOMAS THOMPSON,
IS Maple St., Administrator.
waterbury, Conn.
Per Order OF Court,
Attest:
JOHN J. HOWARD.
4-13-st Clerk.
s.The2. 8
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-13

Washington-April 81, 90, "a.
Boston-ApriI rs, May 3, 4, s, Q.
Philadelphia-May Z, 8, %, 0.
Cleveiand--May 20, $40, 80.
ChIcago--May "3i, 81, June 1, 2.
81. Louis-June 8, 4, s, o., 8.
Bostyn--June Is, 10.
PhilRdeiphia--July 10, u, siS, II
st. Louis-Juiy 81, 20, 20.
Chicago-Juiy -, s25, 25, rs.
Cleveland--Juiy ~, 2S, 20, 80.
Petroit--July g. Aug. y, /, 8.
Washington-Sert 2. 2. 4, :.
Phlladelphia--Scpt. IL, Is, 10.
c cIStsSilsdSess; t. &c. q. y. 49,
Chicago-Sept. S20, 20, 80.
st. Louis-Oct. ], 2, 9.
Sundays and Holidays.
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TOmonOW's Twin BIN
70 Finance C.D.V.O.

% @ j 81
THIS made Is. the outset 70 os *,
and keeping down the attendance
old his srOal of personally
@ o s0 s @S S e v S S o. a S U on IN
virgin bees IN the cool Of the evening has taken the highly
light under whether also that
aches into menNcinV points remains to be
Every cent taken at wednesdays city OAa@pCns
$4,000 volunteer workers and accO@pshos 80 much for
SNr effort, with so little noise
S Alas S GINA Sa C E H ASss JDsSne w .
stamp Bond DRIVES. vccy
used model ali ever America and such charming creatures,
There only small appropriation 70: carrying mi. and
impossible going The Wednesdays
DSdEss meet II tic opening game startling a.
o'clock and The winner will meet the Giants In the second contest
reduced the annual import of kings
pine absolute minimum, Grover would
ns s% to the OSSSson BY %scOmng visiting nooemOn on home
Bronx Al schacht Clown Prince Baseball
tsord win then phOtosrspSsd
capacity siO unrSScrvod andSnd seats
s s O @ sSs's s s's sm nG tens yS S
SAINT out Of put the scOundrel down sbversve agent
JUST WHEN THE WAR news had begun to be uniformly
oodoy Chilean heavyweight Is coming back here to
light as he hare-facedy terms his peculiar
2 Tony oalento has decided stage another comeback
Among the millions of things happen dog
place these two at the the list NaA
hmNnt partial expiaon
Ven@ouS, tberty-lovi America-a thousand times
virtues n fighter negative type Unless We
except Sammy AngOt better
his nianike antics he foil
opponent at the OF The
proex which COdoy
tho South American heavyweight championship
Lowell
This one Of the few fights oodoy in the
in
Last year he lost @ bouts fought draw and knocked
ToleS
In the past few This
IN the guse of South American that
Latin American relations
As for GantO the last two occasions
Aght he declined the sitting 1870 Max
haer who couldn't lick Xavier
hte white flag while hung and putting
like spent boar later in Washington repeated
the performance against Buddy Baer.
IN neither bout was aento In good physical condition fighting
now after two years OF uninterrupted
his hluhhery carcass again! There a aw
Copyright l9AS King Features Syndicate)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-13

Legal Notice
NOTICE
LIQUOR PERMIT
NnuNEHa M APPLICATION

NOTICE OF APPLICATION
This Is to give notice that ],
Stephen Thomas Grosch, Of IS Cen.
ter ST., Thomaston, Conn.,, have hled
an application dated April 3rd, 1888,
with the Liquor Control Commission
for Druggist Permit for the sale
Of alcoholic liquor on the premises
1875 baldwin St, Waterbury, Conn.
The business Is owned by stephen
Thomas Grosch, OF sc Center St.,
Thomaston, Conn, and will be con-
Quoted by stephen Thomas Grosch,
Of Sc Center ST., Thomaston, Conn.,,
-" sTEPHEN THOMAS cRosCH.
Dated April 18th, le43. 4-lS-?0
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PHYSICALLY UNFIT

Greg Rice, champion distance
runner, has Q double hernia which
places him In Glass 4F. An opera.
ton didn't do much good.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-13
ONLY 6 SURVIVORS

OF the 1899 pre-war roster Of the
New York Giants baseball roster.
only six remain-Carl Hubbell, Bill
Lohrman, Cliff Melton, Hank Dam
ming, Bill urges and Mel OFT.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-13
USE DOG.PADDLE

U. 8. Marine raiders use the dog
paddle stroke when swimming with
combat equipment because 1t Is least
firing and least noisy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-13
Suburban For sale

WOODBURY-Nine miles TO Water
bury, 90 acres, Q room ColOnial
house. All modern improvements.
3 barns. Photos mailed. Price
$4,000. Herbert Wells. eouthburys
Tel. 6S37.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-13
NON CLOSE GAMES

Phil Marchildon, Athletics pitch
er, won II games last season-I1 Of
them BY margin Of one run.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-13

GIRL or WOMAN for housework.
Only 1 or 2 days a week. Phone
4-4340.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-13

CASH-Paid for old broken Singer
Sewing machines, drop head. No
selling. 22l Bank st. 5-lSel,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-13
Women Wanted

WOMAN WANTED - Colored or
white for general housekeeping.
Excellent salary. Phone 1852 or
3-l750.
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Employment

WANTED-Dishwa sher. Apply
Drescher g. Keck, 1918 Harrison
Ave.
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When You Lose Something Use An Ad Here For Quick Recovery
Lost and Found

5 Lost and Found
LOST-Lady's Longlnes wrist watch,
Down town district. WIN finder
please return 10 ~ West Clay
81, or phone S.ete9. Reward.
LOsT-One oil ration book, here.
BY make application for q new one.
james stoln, Sl7 Bishop st.
LOsT-"A" gas ration book about
April 9th, I hereby make applica-
tion for a new one, Charles Frank
STANCE, r. +. d. No. I, Woodtlck
Road, Wolcott.
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9 Personals
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Dental Plates Repaired 3 hrs. Gl
Your old plate made like new. " up
CITY DENTAL LABORATORY
i6l East Main st. Dial S-80e6
- - 60 -
eM Special Notices
- - -. -. -. -
EPEEl Well Pickup Your
Old Records and Pay
You Cash. Dial $4,000
MATTATUCK MUSIC
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NOTICE
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-13

GIRL or WOMAN to care for two
children and light housework. 100
o. m. to 800 p. m. (no Sundays.
800 Piedmont st. Tel. 4-4783.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-13

EASTERN SECTION A 2 family
house and 3 family house, and very
large corner lot. Must be sold TO
settle estate.
JOHN j. KORAN & SON
SO North Main st. Dial 4-3l59
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-13

LosT-one oil ration book, I here'
by make application for . new one
james Stolf, Si7 Bishop st.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-13

NeEU Car Dealers

Automobiles For Sale
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Applesauce Rolls

One cake compressed yeast.
l cup applesauce, 2 tablespoons
sugar, l teaspoon salt. n tea
spoon soda. u teaspoon CHINA
mon. II teaspoon allspice, 2%
cups sifted enriched -four, l
tablespoon shortening.
Soften yeast in small part OF
lukewarm applesauce. Add SUI
gar, salt, soda and spices TO
rest of the sauce and beat in
half Of the -four. Add yeast and
mix well. Beat in remaining
-four and shortening. Beat
thoroughly, adding enough -four
10 form a stiff dough.
Turn out on Toured board and
knead until smooth and elastic.
Roll out Y inch thick. Cut
with biscuit cutter. Brush with
melted butter. Place on creased
baking sheet, II inch apart.
Set in warm place and let dou-
BILE in bulk. Bake in moderate
oven 1915 degrees) 20 minutes.
Broiled Sandwiches
Applesauce rolls with thick
yellow slices of erican
cheese make a perfect apple
and cheese combination. And
for those who are especially
fond Of broiled cheese sand
wiches, these buns split and COW
cred with a slice of sharp cheese
develop a taste-teasing air.
Here are some other stretched
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Soap Conservation
On War Program

ALTHOUGH SOAP is still
plentiful. the patriotic housewife
will include soap saving in her
war conservation program on
the ground that in wartime
nothing should be wasted.
In pre-wa days people
thought nothing of letting the
cake remain in the tub or wash
basin between gatherings, bat to-
day that is extravaganza. Soap
that is not in action belongs in
a dry soap dish.
Leftover bits should be saved
and made into liquid or jellied
soap by adding hot water. Glass
sugar dispensers such as are
used in restaurants are conven-
lent holders for liquid soap made
this way.
Learn by experiment just how
much soap you need 10 make
good Suds and thereafter use
only that amount 10 start with.
AS the suds die down or are
used up, add more soap care
fully 10 make the lather live.
Do not waste soap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Mixing Period Furniture
7 axes Thought and Care
BY ELEANOR ROSS

MAKING the most of what we
AVA have is a stern wartime ne
cessity.
Let furniture stll for sale be
left for those who are furnish
ing for the first time or who
have had to pull up stakes and
set up housekeeping on differ
ent scale in or near-a- munition-
making center.
Most of us are apt 10 assem-
bic our furniture through the
years, together with gifts or
some cherished antique pieces,
just an assortment Of chairs and
tables, sofas or love seats. And
yoti are reeiiy fortunate If YOU
have such a collection. For all
period pieces of any one period
require a setting that copies as
cosely as possible in all the de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Cranberry Sauce
Spread Over Meat
Adds d Piqudnt drtness
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

BUFFET suppers have always
~ been most delightful
means of entertaining. They're
particularly nice in these times
when we do want 10 serve SIM
pie but appetizing menus. Foods
high in vitamins and minerals
that may be used TO extend the
scarcer and more expensive
foods are in demand.
A most delightful way TO
make a talked about supper
from leftover chicken S TO slice
il and serve with applesauce
rolls hot from the oven. Split
and served with butter or forti-
fed margarine, these rolls with
their apple and spice flavor pick
up the savoriness of the poultry
meat. Scarlet cranberry sauce
piquantly tart, spread. over the
meat. adds an exhilarating
flavor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Arranging Furniture

A modern chair, II II Is grace
ful AS we'll as of functional line,
won't be out Of place with Pc
Rod tables and a traditional sofa
especially if there is even re-
mote color relationship between
the upholstered pieces or the
draperies.
There are various clever ideas
70 link up furniture and dra-
peries. as for example a ribbon
binding on chairs or a love seat
slipcover 10 match the curtain
trim or fabric that repeats a
wall color. But don't combine
plain with very ornate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

Two cups cooked cubed meat.
2 tablespoons chopped onion. 2
tablespoons fat, 2 teaspoons
salt, u teaspoon pepper. 2 cups
cooked peas, II cup cooked,
sliced carrots, u cup cooked
lima beans. 2 tablespoons en-
riched flour, 2 tablespoons wa
ter. 2 cups sifted enriched -four.
3 teaspoons baking powder, !
teaspoon salt. 2 to a tablespoons
shortening. u to a cup milk.
Brown meat and onions in hot
fat. Add salt and pepper. Add
peas and juice. carrots and lima
beans. Blend 2 tablespoons
-four and water together TO
make a thick paste. Add to
vegetable mixture and cook I'M
Ill thick. Pour into casserole.
Sift -four. baking powder and
salt together.
Cut in shortening. Add milk
to make a soft dough. Turn
out on lightly Toured board and
knead a half minute. Roll dough
II inch thick. Cut with Pinch
biscuit cutter. Place biscuits
around edge on top of vegetable
mixture. Bake in hot oven (450
degrees) 10 to II minutes or
until biscuits are Drowned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Treat Hair
With Hot Oil

NOV that war work demands
~ so many hours that were
formerly free for the pursuit OF
pleasure, it's often difficult 10
find time for frequent visits to
the beauty shop.
SO here's a simple program
that can be followed at home
with excellent results. IL carried
out faithfully at regular inter-
walls.
One night a week give your
locks a vigorous brushing, strand
by strand.
See that the bristles OF the
brush sweep over the scalp. Fol-
low with a five-minute massage,
thumbing the flesh, lifting it
away from the skull so that cir
culation will be freer.
Part the hair at various places,
trickle hot mineral oil along the
partings.
You can use a large medicine
dropper, or you can dab on the
oil with a bit Of cotton. Wrap
your head in a small towel and
GO to bed.
To have the oil on for a short
time does little good, but an all
night soaking and lubricating is
an effective treatment.
Next morning have a rousing
sudsy shampoo. Begin with a
rinsing of hot water TO remove
As much of the oil as possible.
Use a bath spray and a strong
current Of water.
If you're troubled with dan
druff, three cleansings are not
too many, each one being fol-
lowed by a prolonged rinsing.
It's easy enough 10 distribute the
shampoo agent, II you use plenty
of elbow grease, but you want
10 be sure 10 get IL all out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

tails the styles and mode OF
living fashionable or necessary at
the time.
Harmonizine Furniture
But IL yours is heterogeneous
collection Of pieces they can be
made into a harmonious whole
by paint, slipcovers and refin-
lshing.
But, Of course, periods must
be well mixed and balanced:
indeed, thought and care must
90 into the placing of each piece.
The accessory treatm en-
should emphasize the dominant
characteristic of the room, by
which we mean that the most
modern of lsnpshades, abstract
pictures and tweedy Grapes
won't be at home in room
that is done in the warm. alto
gether lovely early American
spirit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
How Can You Tell
y You Love Him Enoush
by HELEN ROWLAND

lucky enough TO marry a regu-
lar fellow-a tender, loyal.
good-temperated, honorable man
or a serene, understanding, I'M
selfish, sWeet.natured woman,
you can get along quite happily
with very little of that physical
infatuation or psychological pas
sion. so often called love"
There are married friends,
married enemies and married
strangers, but very few mar
ried lovers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Hsppiest People Alive

Married friends are the hap
piest people in the world. be-
cause they know each others
ways, are generous TO each
others faults and sympathize
with each others moods and
troubles.
On the other hand il takes a
magnificent infatuation. on one
side or the other for married
enemies" 10 90 on living to-
gether. You've got 10 make an
idol of a man or woman, 10 60
right on loving him or her. be-
tween scraps and battles.
Yet married strangers have
often managed TO pull through
the years quite amicably on the
strength Of their mutual love
for the children and the home.
II all depends on what you
mean by LOVE. With love, as
with perfume or wine. the finer
the quality. the less you need, 10
make you happy.
Copyright 1913. nv King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

meat combinations 10 work into
delightful supper menus. Too,
meatless meals can indeed be
made appetite catchers when
fluffy biscuits serve as the CEN
ter of the main dish. 1t is only
step from delicious fruit
shoFteakes to delectable vege-
table shortcakes. Cheese bis
cults make havorful founda-
ton for creamy peas, carrots,
celery or any Of the colorful
vegetable shortcake combina-
tons.
Cheese biscuit baked in a ring
mold 10 a golden brown tempts
10 extra servings when served
with creamed hard-cooked eggs.
Spears Of green asparagus or a
mixture of tender green beans
and carrot strips folded into
smooth white sauce make a nu-
tritious as well as bright col
ored filling.
Try this recipe for a patriotic
menu fluffy biscuits topping
a mixture of pan-browned cubes
of meat, golden carrots and tiny
lima beans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

To buy fur eos' Tor next winter IS wise investment
in fines like these and E. a. prices ike these small
deposit holds any eoot and small payments as
venien pay the balance. No storage charge on lay
-ewsysl-Cone Sunday or Mendsyl ---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Cases Vary

The point is that. when he
comes back, your life together
will begin; and the quantity Of
love IL takes 10 make a happy
marriage depends a lot on IFS
quality. and still more on the
kind Of person you elect 10
marry
II requires an inordinate
amount OF blind infatuation 10
live with a temperamentalist an
egotist or a human-frecracker.
Yet, some men have been
martyrs 10 the tantrums Of
highly-strung. self = entere d
woman and some women have
been slaves TO a human crab. a
faithless Don Juan or a gay
Bacchanalian. and have con-
tinued down 10 the grave 10
prefer their chains 10 freedom
or a peaceful life with anybody
else.
-On tho other hand. II YOU arc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

NVOU say in your column,
u Don't marry him. unless
you love him enough writes a
girl who wants 10 marry her
soldier before he departs How
much is enough ?"
IL you are going 10 marry a
young man who may be away
for a long time, IL will take
great deal of love of the finest
quality TO stretch over that time
and distance and come out
firmer and brighter than ever.
No mere physical infatuation
will stand the strain. No
glamour" will take il"
Evening star., 1943-03-07
Police Boys Will Fight
In Waller Reed Rino
Club Tourney Will Open
Tuesday With l8 Bouts

Convalescing soldiers at Walter
Reed Hospital will get their fill of
boxing for the next few weeks with
the annual Metropolitan Police
Boys Club tournament staging its
bouts at the Red Cross Building
on the hospital reservation.
The tournament starts on Tues
day, March 8, at Z o'clock with Is
bouts scheduled. Semifinals will be
March 16 and the finals on March
Is.
Participants in Tuesday nights
bouts:
eq.pound class Charles Hertnett. No.
No. A.; Herbert Himmler, No. 4; Alex
Rose, No. 4; Chester Pohutsky. No. S:
Charles Durso. No. s, and Ned spsnsleE.
6b-pound ciass-Junior Perticari. No. 4;
s: Billy Chaney. No. 4; Jim Hoffman. No.
8: sam Hartman. No. 10, and Glen Names,
7o-pcund slass-Harry Lemmertck, No.
keln.. ke " Sa : Desit. .sa Y. MiI5son
eO-pound class-James Haiber, No, IL;
Eolsnd Eon1 1rdr,ny drsy Ne Mo ddie Edss ErsSy Nc
ca. ssTRaiss H,hs.s 10 Il os.ss: a,.s ~
Jofn Hunt No. II: Marvin Coleman Nos
110-pound class-Bobby Gottrell. No.
No. II: John Arduini. No, 1: % Roland sss. eau.
thter, No. 10: Thomas Lee, No. II, and
Carl atmnlef. No. 4.