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Evening star., 1943-03-01
INvEsTMrNr PROPERTY roR SAL

INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
CORNER BRICK. IN GOOD NEIGHBOR-
hood, with 80 rooms and 13 baths leased
TO responsble and successful tenant at
makes all repairs: will net over 2Oet on
$4,000 cash required. J. A. WEINBERG
CO. Woodward Bldg. MA. 5000
] WANT TO SELL MY 4-FAMILY APART
ment. Call between / and 6 pm only at
S4O6 Greenwood ave, Apt ]. OF Laurel
ave- between Domer and Hudson, Takoma
Evening star., 1943-03-01
ARLINGTON FOREST.

6-roem and bath brick. large fenced
lot. offered for sale due to owners trans
fer: can Be had either completely fur
nfshed at. $3.50. or unfurn- at $3.50:
SUBSTANTIAL cash required. OUTSTANDING
buy Tor pereens duaiifed. Call Mr.. JOHN
Evening star., 1943-03-01
$11.95O,
MARIETTA PARK.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
$13,750.

bedrooms large heated sleeping
porch. 2 baths, finished attic, large
living and dining room, den, double
garage. Located west of Conn.
ave. near grade, high and parochiaI
schools, 2 blocks to bus. Possession
in 80 days. BOSS 4 PHELPS, Eek
clusively" MA. 930O. Sundays and
evenings, Mr.. Measell, EN- 1878.
Evening star., 1943-03-01
Open for Inspection Daily.
4535 Middleton Lane,
Bethesda, Md,
Near New Naval Hospital.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
PARTLY FURN. 6-RM. AND BATH FRAME
house with victory garden, 10 miles from
District on bus line; prefer small fam. who
terest in development of prop; $40 mo-
Call DU. 1897 before H. after 6.
FURNISHED BUNGALOW. SIX ROOMS
and bath; half mile from bus line, Is
miles from city, in Maryland; attractive
GROUNDS; garden spot If desired: Hentiles
only. Box 379-A, Star. Il
Evening star., 1943-03-01

DETAcHED CORNER.
4 rooms. ) bedrooms. IA baths, FIRE
place, garage. well-kept lot: only year,
cid. 1s4l 41st pl. Sc. Sa,75o. Call Mr.
Earodick, FIR. 1873
ADELBERT W. LEE.
a2l1 PA. AVE Sc IL 1000.
Evening star., 1943-03-01

Fine detached brick II rooms, 4 baths,
garage and additional parking space new
house condition throughout; about 3ia yrs.
old, used by present owner as home with
roomina income of S432 per month. Sale
desired on account of sickness. Price.
S23,500: terms. il desired. This is a
splendid opportunity. For complete details,
call Mr.. White teveningst, Warfeld 21S1
VIM. M, THROCKMORTON
Evening star., 1943-03-01
LOTS ron SALE.

near bus and shopping center in Arlinston
GIVE location. size. cash price, details.
BOX 439-A. Star,
Evening star., 1943-03-01

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.
Large. rms, baths suitable for sra-
fun cellar. excel. heating plant: price
So.geO: Easy terms Call Hyattsville 04o2
Evening star., 1943-03-01
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY ON SECOND TRUST,
We will buy second d-trust notes. D, c.,
nearby Md. or Va Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE e. INVESTMENT
CORP.
1912 N Y. Ave NV. National 1898,
Evening star., 1943-03-01

Nr. 18th and Col. rd. NV family det.
modern frame, separate oil heating plants
etc: rent, S92 80 per mo-; price, SIS, $50
$1,000 cash. balance arranged. OWNER
District 1921. Sligo 1851.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-07

poat lst n SpvssdI Protect other
members Of your family from
Athletes Foot by washing bath
room floor regularly with Lysol in
cleaning water (aJ1 tablespoons to
gallon water Lysol is soapy in
nature, helps clean. Lysol deodor-
ises, too.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-07

Sect feet Is minutes in a luke
warm Lysol solution Il teaspoon
II Lysol TO each quart water every
day for one week. Dry thoroughly
s,fho'af vlRSinS. Repeat every 2 or
s days foe some weeks Afterwards.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-07
Mary Muffett
MASKS, Frocks
To Be Shown
BY JOAN DEAN

MARY MUFFET is coming 10
town. Not TO be confused with
the little Miss Nuffet of curds
and whey fame, this is the
Mary Muffet of mask and fash
ion design.
You've seen those Mary Muf-
fet masks and frocks in all the
best fashion sticks,
Coming TO Town
Now you will he able TO see
them yourself, for the Ernst
Kern Co. is importing Hortense
Cohen. the designer who dreams
up those Mary Muffet clothes,
and Miss Cohen will have with
her a whole galaxy OF the IA
nous masks.
Saturday there's 10 be
fashion show of the new fail de.
signs and the girls modelling
the clothes will also wear Mary
Muffet masks.
Two Shows
There will be two shows Sat
urday. One at 1:30 p. m. the
other at 3:30 p. m. Then the
whole performance will be re-
peated Monday. same times. All
four shows will be held in the
stores fifth floor Mayfair room,
Grand finale will take place
at 7 p. m. Monday, in the
stores fourth floor auditorium
There's TO be a super fashion
show OF Mary Muffet dresses.
masks and other designs for
Juniors.
And just 10 prove 10 you that
Hnior means size and not
Necessarily an age, many Of the
models parading the junior
frocks viii be matronsi
There is no charge for any
OF the shows and everybody Is
corially invited 10 attend.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-07

CONTRIVED TO give you
that sleek, long look so much
in demand is this smart two
plecer.
Anne Adams Pattern 449l
takes little time or fabric to
make. Have the inverted pleat
or the Seam--as you will, Fol-
low the clear instruction sheet
for quick, easy sewing.
Pattern 449l is available in
misses and womens sizes II,
Ia. is. Is, 20; 30 80. "a, 36.
rs and 40 Size is takes 39s
yards 39-inch fabric.
Our Summer Pattern Book is
ready. II contains smart styles
for work and play
Dress pattern is cents, book
10 cents. Pattern and book
when ordered together. 26
cents.
Address your request 10 the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times Square, De-
troit (3lD. Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-07
Use Cold Water

Massage is helpful because Il
brings tissue and circulation TO
a normal condition. Cold water
and ice rubS are recommended.
They should follow the soapy
washing. Every bit Of suds
must be removed.
A saturate solution of boric
acid diScourages excessive oih-
ness. Place one teaspoonful Of
the powder in cup, fll the cup
with boiling water. strain and
cool. Apply with absorbent
cotton, Jet II dry on. Do this
once or twice a day, after cold
water is used.
Use Of Cologne
Eau de cologne serves as a
dry cleaning agent. Use II
when prettying up for dinner
when there is no time for a
soap and water cleansing.
When the skin is oily and
still given TO the habit of chap
ping, one can't very we'll get
along without soothing agent.
A good substitute for
creamy preparation Is a semi
liquid. milky hand lotion. These
products are pleasant 10 use,
dry quickly. and are effective.
Rich pastries and sauces
should be avoided Fats excite
the sebaceous glands. Eat more
fruits and vegetables il your
complexion is inclined to be
oily.
Outdoor play will give YOU a
shine that is pleasant 10 see, II
is highly recommended. But IL
you don't get IT by exercise, do
away with il.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-07
How to Treat Oily Skin
BY HELEN FOLLETT

do produce skin moisture but
that's good for cleaning out the
pores they send the tissues
into a mild state Of perspira-
ton.
II any beauty quester fears
that greasy preparations will
make her face shine more. she
can keep them on only for a
short time. never over night.
The truth is that thin creams
will skim of sebaceous oil even
after soap and water have been
used.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-07
Eat Foods High in Vitamins
For Beauty and Health
BY IDA JEAN KAN

Send for Ida Jean Kain's new
leaflet, The Victory Reducing
Diet. Enclose a stamped. self
addressed envelope, and il will
he mailed to YOU Simply
address Ida Jean Kain, Detroit
Times, Detroit 81. Mich.
Copyright, 1913. by King Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-07

."NITAMINS HAVE changed
my life" a young lady told me,
with the daZzled and wide-eyed
look of An Alice in Wonderland.
You mean you take vitamin
pills." / asked
"Oh. no, l eat them, Some
foods have them and others only
make you fat" she explained,
drawing her chair closer. So,
thinking 10 get a fresh view
point, / urged her TO tell me
more. She knows her vitamins,
all right. So well she calls them
by their nicknames!
IL the vitamin foods would
make others as pretty and vi
vaciouS as this girl. they would
eat them and like them.
Dim-Out Vitamin
There Is dim-nut Nitsmin
she said, that every one should
certainly know about You will
recognize this as vitamin A. but
dim-out vitamln is a good name
for IL because this is the Vitamin
that helps you 10 see better in
semidarkneSs.
A suggested test is 10 count
slowly 10 20 when you 90 into
- dark movie. BY that time you
should be able to see your way.
When your eyes don't adjust
quickly from light 10 dark-as
IN the movie test or in going
from a bright room 10 dark
room-that is an indication you
are not getting sufficient vita
min A in your three meals a
day
The green leafy and yellow
vegetables and fruits are rich in
this Witamin. The other sources
are liver. eggs, yellow cheese
and dairy products.
You may like TO know that
vitamin A can be stored in the
body so il pays you to eat an
abundance OF green leavy vege-
tables while they are in season.
You can't get too much vitamin
A. Extra amounts give you
bounce.
Store Up Vitamin D
There is another vitamin YOU
can store up. That is d and.
as you know. II is the sunshine
vitamin. IL is one reason il pays
10 stay outdoors and get your
summer tan.
While tomatoes are in season
eat lots OF them for they are
rich sources OF Vitamin c. This
is a vitsmin you must get every
day IN your food. for IL is not
stored in the body Vitanin G
IS important 10 every cell in
your body and when you don't
get enough. YOU have a disinte-
grated feeling.
The excellent sources are
oranges. grapefruit and toms-
toes. Good sources are greens.
raw cabbage and green peppers.
Increases Energy
Another vitamin that Is not
stored in the body is B-1 (thia-
mini, nlcknamed the sparkplug
vitamin. II is the spark that
releases energy. The average
person does not get enough of
this vitamin and does not have
enough energy.
You can only get il in sbund-
ance in 100 per cent whole
grains and cereals and the en-
riched products. and in liver.
lean pork and oysters. The
more calories you use. the more
vitamin B-1 you require. so il
YOU are the quick. nervous type,
you would do well 10 add some
wheat germ TO your breakfast
cereal.
The best way 10 make sure
YOU are getting plenty OF the
VitamIns is 10 have a varied
diet and always include a green
or yellow vegetable, an egg.
dairy products, fresh fruits and
whole grains.
Want 10 trim down that fg-
ure for victory slimness"?
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-07

THE VICTIM Of an oily COM
plexion usually stands in fear
Of ubricating cosmetics. Creams
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-07
Overcome Hendicaps

You may be handicapped. but
so was Robert Louis Steven
son, gasping IN the spasns OF
tuberculosis so was Father
Damien, rotting in the night
mare Of leprosy so was
Booker T. Washington, born Of
slave parents. uneducated and
underprivileged, and the lonely
Lincoln who freed all the slaves.
All of them knew to the last
bitter dregs what handicaps
could mean. All Of them limped
through life. Yet they sum-
moned from within themselves
the courage 10 stand great and
glorious above that limp and 10
draw others up 10 their own
heights.
Copyright. 1913. by King Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-07
Elsie Robinson
Life Altered.
By Single
Incident

THERE WAS a long street
cluttered with high wooden
sidewalks and false front build
ings of frontier days. The gulls
wheeled above the end of the
street and the sound of the bay
sucked and clucked under the
smother of fog.
In a hidden corner by the
railway station A middle aged
man and young girl stood to-
Gcther. The mans clothes were
shabby but she did not notice
IL his face was so kind.
The girl was a slim. inexperi-
enced young thing and very
frightened She shook and
clutched the mans arm as the
long wavering whistle Of the
train sounded over the marsh
flats. The man drew her closely,
stroked her tumbled hair.
All He Had
do not fear, lassie." he said
then choked. The girl clung
10 him, crying. After a long
time he spoke. The whistle was
nearer now. so you're going
off TO be married. I had wished
! could give you something to
start with, girl, but there has
never been anything left over.
We we're too poor. All could
give you was your life-even il
had been rlch--that still was all
] could give you. All you have
is your life and you must see il
through by yourself"
He bent and kissed her. Then
with a Screech and a roar the
train had stopped. and as she
stepped aboard the old life had
ended forever.
Life is strange. You see
something happen, you hear a
half dozen words, and they
mean nothing 10 you at the
time. Yet your whole life will be
shaped by that one incident.
We have nothing but our
lives. No matter what our cir
cumstances, whether they be
rich and luxuriant or sordid and
poor or pleasant and secure. we
have nothing but the spirit in
side ourselves wherewith 10
shape our destiny. The rest is
only scenery.
You are what you make
yourself"
La gaceta., 1943-05-29
GRADUATION Y r

En- Ia noche de aver. y en- el sa-
l~on-teatro del Colegio Our Lady
Of Perpetual Help, recibio los no
noreS de graduation con atlas no.
iaS, en- ell Noveno Grade, Junior
High In encantadora "jeunne-
file Margaret Gavilan, hijastra
amantiSima de nuestro compane-
70, actualmente miembro de In po-
deroSa firma United Fruit Co.,
Alberto Valdes-Brito y de su in
tereSante eSpoSa, Stella, residen-
ties en- el 1916 de In Decima ave
nida.
Terminada Ia ceremonial CISCO
lar, lie fue ofrecido I'm party" n
Ia graduada en- ell salon "Quixote'
del Restaurant Columbia" al
Que asiStieron, Mr.. Victor 7. Que
sada, Jefe del Departments de
ESpanol de In United Fruit Com
pany, y su distinguida y bella es-
posa; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rodri-
guez, Y los padres de Ia festejada.
BESIDE eStas columnas enviamoS
nueStra sincera congratulacion a
Maggie" con nuestros mas fer
vientes votos por un mundo de ven
turas Y nuevos %halagienos exitos
de toda indole en- ell future.
La gaceta., 1943-05-29
LA BODA DE MANANA

AL dar las ocho de la noche de
manana domingo, Y en- los salones
de la Legion Americana de Ybor.
quedaran unidos para siempre los
apreciados amigos del cronista Sc
norita Mercedita Sanchez, dana
que goza de grandes simpatias en-
La localidad, Y ell corrcto joven
Mario Menendez, sargento de
nuestro Ejercito, que en- dias de
la presente semana regresara a
Tampa despues de haber estado
luchando contra los japoneses en-
Guadalcanal.
La Srta. Sanchez es hija del Sr.
Ramon Sanchez Palacio, residen-
tie en- ell 1920 de la Catorce aveni-
da Y ell elegido de su corazon 10 es
de los esposos Manuel Fernandez
Villarin, domiciliados en- ell 1907
de Columbus Drive.
En- la ceremonial oficiara ell CO.
nocido notario Sr. Jorge Salazar.
Despues de la ceremonial habra
bale Y otros ENTERTAINMENTS.
Las amistades de ambas fami-
las han hecho los invitaciones.
Por anticipate les deseamos fe-
licidad.
La gaceta., 1943-05-29
COMIDA DE
DESPEDIDA

t 4
Anoche Sc lie ofreeio una conf
da de deSpedida de soltero al 10
ven DR.. Celestino Fernandez, me-
dico inferno del Sanatorio del c.
A%sturiano, que en- la noche de hoy
contraera matrimonio con la Srta.
Mary Tamargo.
La comida Sc la ofrecieron sus
companerOS del Sanatorio Y MEM
bros de la Seccion de Asistencia
Sanitaria de la misma sociedad
Tuvo lugar en- ell restaurant Gel
Boulevard"
I'm exquisite menu Sc sirvi6 a
los comensales.
Entire los presentes sc encontra-
ban ell Presidente del Centre As
turiano, Sr. Jose Gonzalez; Anto-
Mo Garcia, Vice Presidente de la
misma sociedad; Manuel Alfonso,
Presidente de la Seccion de Int
reses; DR.. Rafael Ortega; DR.. P.
M. Garcia, medico director del Sa-
natorio; A. A. Muniz, DR.. A. F.
Massaro, DR.. Santiago Paniello,
DR.. Charles de Armas, DR.. Anto-
Mo Perzia, DR.. Faver y otros.
La mayoria de los p~resentes hi
cieron uso de la palabra.
Todos tuvieron frases de elogic
para ell joven professional, desean-
dole eterna dicha en- su vida con
yugal.
Tambien Sc lie hicieron varioS
regalos.
La gaceta., 1943-05-29
MATINEE BAILABLE

Como de costumbre manana sc
vera invadida la sala de fiestas
del Centre Espahol de Ybor por
lindas damitas, como tambien por
%apuestos caballeros, para disfru-
tar de la matinee bailable que ca
da semana %proporciona la Seccion
de Recreo Y Adorno, dirigida por
e. incansable Angel de la Riva.
Presentara 10 mejor de su re-
pertorio la o~rquesta International
don Francisco"
A las cuatro de la tarde Sc to-
cara la primera pieza y la ultima
a las ocho de la noche.
Los precios de entrada no Sc
han cambiado.
La gaceta., 1943-05-29
UNA BODA

Para las ocho de la noche dt
how estan senalados los esponsa-
les de una distinguish y aprecia-
da ~parejita de la localidad. Trata-
Sc de la gentil senorita Mary Ia
MARCO V ell correctO caballero Dr.
Celestino G. Fernandez, medico
inferno del Centre Asturiano.
La boda tendra caracter init
mo debido al luto r%eciente del pa
Dire de la desposada y Sc efectua-
"a en- la Residential de la madre
de ella, Sra. Maria Tamargo, del
3112 de la Gale 16.
Los nuevos esposos Sc traslada-
ran a la ciudad de Miami, dond'
tomaran ell avi6n que los condu-
cira a la Habana, Cuba.
La representation de la ley es-
tara a cargo del notario publlc'
Salvador Ciaravella.
Eterna felicidad lie deseamos a
tan distinguida parejita.
La gaceta., 1943-05-29
OTRO BALE
PARA HOY

La Orden Caballeros del Aguila
de ORC ofrecera en- la noche de
hoy su segundo bale de la serie.
Como ell primero, 10 e~fectuaran
en- u salones de la Gale 16 y No
vena avenida.
Estara a cargo de la orquesta
"Tommy Gammell," conjuntO que
gustara extremadamente ell pasa-
do sabado.
Desde las nueve de la noche a
atlas horas de la madrugada.
Precios de entrada: damas 25c;
caballeros civiles 55c; y hombres
en- uniforme, 45c.
La gaceta., 1943-05-29
NOTAS DE DUELO

Con estas lineas deseamos en-
War nuestro mas sentido pesame
q dos familias de la localidad.
Primero a los hijos del desapare-
edo Felippo Caltagirone, cuyo en-
tierro tuviera efecto en- la tarde
de aver.
Su cadaver fue sepultado en- ell
cementerio de L'Unione Italiana.
Despues a la familia del Sr. Es-
teban Garcia y Morales (El Qua
iiro de la Placita).
FL Sr. Garcia Sc march6 para
Pejucal, en- la provincial de la Ha-
bana, con ell proposito de reponer.
Sc de una enfermedad que pade-
cfa.
Deia ell fallecido a su viuda Sc.
nora Maria Garcia Garcia; tres
hiios Esteban Jr., Andres, y Au-
rora, Y una Meta, todos de esta
ciudad.
FL cadaver recibi6 cristiana Sc
pultura en- uno de los cementerios
dc la Habana.
iPaz a los restos de ambos de-
saparecidos!
La gaceta., 1943-05-29
BALE DE o
81 c. oBRERo

,+ro de muy pocas horas Sc
las puertas del salon de
L,baiadores para la celebra-
N bale que ha sido organi-
AN verdadero esmero por ell
romite de Ayuda Medica a
,iendo ell proposito del mis-
I.,sbar la mayor cantidad de
de nihos que sea enviada
biios de esos valerosos hon.
,no luchan a nuestro lado
5erribar a las naciones tota-
jas.
Drimera parte del programa
Ibrira un extenso acto de va
Mes, para los que Sc han brin-
Ia simpatica y valerosa bal
n Carmencita Alvarez, (Al-
he Espana), la nina Chita
he's. Julio Rodriguez, Jerry
j Alicia Alvarez y Panchito
Figuez.
las diez Y media de la noche
garan los bailables, estando
rgo de la renombrada orques-
|stina LA Tropical" con sus
baticos cantantes Srta. Merce-
Sanchez Y Joaquin Barcenas.
bcara tambien pleas ameri-
j.
kordamos que ell precio de en-
b bien puede ser una muda de
] de ninO, nueva o de uSo, pc
(mpia Y sana, y los que no pue
ppSentar tai cosa en- la puer-
h mtrada pagaran la modica
tda de so centavos, los caba-
Is 30 centavos las damas y
bRs en- uniforme.
da persona bondadosa que no
b la intencion de asistir, pero
deSee cOoperar con esta cam
, de recogida de ropa, puede
Jar al Telefono Y 1882 y gus
Imente pasaran por su hogan
4cOger 10 que sea.
Ell noble fin que Sc persi-
debe esperarse que ell salon
Centric Obrero resulte peque-
para dar cabida al immense
leo que de SECURE asistira.
La gaceta., 1943-05-29
EN- Ell C. CUBANO

Otro triunfo conouistara mana
ma domingo la Seccion que conan
da ell amigo Oscar Cuervo, con
motive de sus bales dominicales
en- ell Patio-Jardin.
La orquesta que dirige ell pro-
fesor Frank Grasso itendra a su
cargo los bailables.
Empezara a las ocho.
Regiran los precios de costum-
bre.
La gaceta., 1943-05-29
IkRadjQ

Programs que por In RAJ
dio Sc tranSmitiran entire las
6 de la tarde de hoy Y las II
de la noche:
6:00-WFLA-News
WSUN-Korn Robbers
WDAE-Scores, News
chic Band
6:15-WDAE-People's Plat
form
6:20-WFLA-BaSeball Scores
6:30-WFLA-Art of Living
WSUN-Message of Is
6:45-WFLA-. Hardin Peter
son
WDAE?-Three Sisters
7:00-WFLA-Yellow Butter
flies
WSUN-Falcon's Adven-
lures
WDAE-Report to Nation
7:30-WFLA-Noah Webster
Says
INHABITANTS to the
Yanks
WSUN-Danny Thomas
Observation-Disclosures
Yours
Irish Rose
WTSP-This Is the Hour
S:15-WSUN-Boston Pops
Concert
WDAE-Your Church
or Consequences
S:45-WTSP-Ruby Newman
Band
j 8:55-WDAE-Eric Sevareid
Ole Opry
WDAE-Hit Parade
9:15-WSUN-Edward Tomlin-
You Top This?
WSUN-Spotlight Bands
9:45-WDAE-Saturday Sere-
made
9:55-WSUN-Hear America
10: OO-WFLA-WLAK-Mil
lion Dollar Band
WSUN-News
WTSP-John b. Hughes
Ribbon
Town
WTSP-Bond Wagon
10: 3O-WFLA-WFLAK-
Grand Ole Opry
10 :45-WDAE-Showboat
II :OO-WFLA-WLAK- WDAE
News
WSUN-ROy Porter
11:10-WFLA-Local, State
News
II
Olmstead
WDAE-Mal Hallett
WSUN-Tommy Dorsey
II :3O-WFLA-WLAK-Mr.
Smith Goes to Town
WSUN-Ray Heatherton
Band
WTSP-Halls Of Monte
yuma
II :55-WSUN-News
12 :OO-WFLA-WLAK- WDAE
-WTSP-News
70 :O5 to 6:00-WDAE-Dance
Music, News
La gaceta., 1943-05-29

Programs que por la RAJ
dio Sc tranSmitiran entire las
6 de la tarde de hoy y las II
de la noche:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-01
AAU Considers
63 New Records

New York, Dec. l - W.P) -
The Amateur Athletic Union today
announced that amateur athletes
established 63-new records in recog
nized competition in the United
States this year.
Gunder Hagg Of Sweden led the
pack with three new distance run
ming records, established during his
all-victorious tour of this country
last summer.
Paul Jordan, chairman Of the
records committee. said the list
would be submitted to the 55th-an-
nual AAU convention at Columbus,
O., Friday and that all marks ac-
cepted there would automatically
become new American records.
Hagg's record shattering perform
ances included a 4:053 time in the
outdoor mile which replaces Glenn
Cunningham's record Of 4:06.7; His
3:47.8 in the $500 event, replacing
Walter Mehls record Of 3:47.9 and
his two mile time Of 8:51.3, which
elimoinates the 1888 mark held by
Don Lash.
Bill Hulse of the New York Ath-
letic Club, who ran a 4:06 mile
while chasing Hagg at Berea, O.,
will have his mark submitted for
APPROVAL as the fastest time ever re-
corded by an American.
Other marks which will be sub
mitted Friday include Cornelius
Warmerdam's pole vault Of IS feet
8 Ia inches.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-01
AMERICAN BRASS.
CHASE COURTERS.
EASY WIN NERS.

Two more Industrial League bas-
ketball entries in the ten team cir
cult which started last Sunday at
the YMCA exhibited scoring power
that was around so points apiece; as
American Brass hung 1t on Water
bury Clock 81 to % while Chase
Brass and Copper was a As to %
winner over Bristol Company boys.
Coach Joe Boley Of the Brassies got
the creaks out Of knee joints long
enough to play for about one per-
iod, and went very well, too, scor-
ing three hoops. Sonny Rinaldi and
Al Damelio accounted for 81 ABC
points, 10 and 9, Slason, Evans and
Patricio Damelio also scoring. Lou
Gallulo, former Crosbyb courtman
made five Of his teams point, total.
Summary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-01
MoIouf Is Winner;
Meets Valdez Tonite

M. S. Malouf. twice beaten in city
tournament pocket billiard play at
the Wooster, was in god form last
night; good enough to pin a 125 to
So defeat on Tom White and will
try again tonight against Joe VAL
dez undefeated to date, the match
starting at 7:30 p m. Malouf had
a high run of "a, White 20, last
evening. Bauby's Corner odds-layers
quoted Valdez II to 10 favorite to
win from M. S. tonight, but, after
a few hours practice this afternoon
may upset the smart money to-
night.