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Evening star., 1943-05-09

GOVERNMENT USED AND SURPLUS
property-On account OF shortage OF labor
we are compelled to close our store at
''2 Sth st, Sc, May 81, and thereafter
will do business at our warehouse, 81 Va
ave. s.w. Rather than pay for moving the
merchandise to overcrowded warehouse. We
will sell everything at 25| off our former
prices. We have card files from 81 to 500
typlst stands. 80 to 50 90; tables from
$50 to $500: desk trays from "5c to
81 90; mail and small package sorters
from 81 to 81 so: pigeon-hole shelving
from soc to $1,000 sectional book shelves
81 50 to $50: single iron beds and
springs. 50 90: iron cot, $500: iron ONCE
table. Sl5 90: 5-gal restaurant coffee urn.
Sl5 90. slate asbestos. 'Translteb. lOc per
so TT. odd-sze house door, $1,000; ami-
mated wall board, S3 so per 100 so IT
saw horses 25c pr; table legs SC: draw
ers. 25c. oak lockers. Sl2 90. ld-style I2-
drawer oak document file. S5 90: revolving
book shelf, $40; chairs from 81 90 to "a so;
porch settee, 81 90: ! barrel creosote stain,
Ioc per sallon: portable ice chest. $40 90
Every, item cut %. less than prices
quoted and marked That is. If an article
w, Msson 1}3 sth ST Sc Phone from
between , pm. and m AT. 3614
HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
Complete living room bedroom and di-
ne'te furniture in excellent condition.
Phone Alex 66,5. IL"
TRACTORS
And all farm equipment Falls Church
"laO Phone after Is pm
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BIO 10Th ST. NE.-Single room, pvt.
nome near car line, So per vk Ii
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i5o6 HARRISON ST NV -AttrsctIvsIv
furnished double room, near bus, st?eetcs-
shoppin2 center. suitable for couple avail
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. GIRLS can rent beautiful au-elect, air
como, furn. bunsalou. $50 mo; refs and
wash. machine Box 42S-M Star
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KITCHEN SINKS. good. used. Isx.4 IN roll
zim with back: big BARGAIN al 81 each.
Hechinser Co, 18th and II SITS NE
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45Ol 9TH ST. NW.-Large front corner
room next to oath, suitable Tor ! o. 2
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NEW, PRIVATE HOME Jewish, large mas
ter bedroom, PVT. bath. twin beds good
TRANSFORMATION MI 51jq
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. ROOMS furnished. 70! Ink: settled
emp!oyed couple or woman. Atlantic al75
POLO 4th ST. NW.-Room with serli.pv
home eXpreSS nus y 4-
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54ls End ST. NW-TWIn bedroom. pTI
pate home breakfast If desired. ChiIfum
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52l1 l4th ST NV expos. twin beds,
near bath and shower Oh car line. pvt
family, 2eDtlle home GF 05HH
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LARGE FRONT ROOM. twin beds. next
"a n kltchen prlvl!eses suitable tor 2
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4ls INGRAHAM ST NW-singIe room
Tor young LADY with Jewish family i,
block express bus; SIS mo RA $3.50
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DOWNTCWN-14Os 18th ST W-Douole
room. twin beds. next bath, 81 each, walk
lnc distance DII QSEH
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43-I ARKANSAS AVE. N.W.-Large front
room next 10 bath: PVT. home Phone IA
80. Near l4th ST. car line Call week
days after $50 pm, all day SUNDAY 10
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5l1 H ST. NE.-Sinsle and double studio
rooms TunnlnE water. bus and streetcar at
door III SSp2
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ATTRACTIVE ROOM IN private nome Of
navy oncer, \ e. section Phone NO Abs
1926 GEORGIA AVE NW-Nlce Toor,
WIN peas, oonI tranSp, use OF pnoue:
conN. 10 Stores. restaurant. MOVIES
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CHEVY CHASE; MD ATTRACTIVE bed living
room pvt. bath 1st floor: unlim phone:
refned gentleman; $40 mo-; restricted WI.
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33.o9 EASTERN AVE. NE.-Nice tura
lIonI 9m, Tor :; y blk. from streetcar
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PLEASANT ROOM available for SinsI.
gentleman continuous hot water Call
HO $3.50. Apt .5O6 @l0n 18th 81 nv
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5?43 WESTERN AVE; W-Master bed
room, near bath with shower unlimited
telephone, $50 for TWO $50 for three Also
cool Slnsle loom. S&h EN- 4aln
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GAS RANG Es-Our 20 years in the stove
business. assures you, of the best value in
able-top ranees frHm So %: rebutif s,de-
oven ranges from So 80, ncw-stove per-
sormance guaranteed: brand-new apt size
:anees from $50 n5. LIE Feyre Stove Co.
2S6 New York Pc Nnl
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FURNTTURE-Bedroo suite, solid rock
maple consists of twin beds. inner spring
matt. best-grade coil springs; twin chests
dressing table, nsht table, SioO: LYING
occasional chair. S4: maple gate-leg table
4 chairs, S35; couch. modern. $40 Other
misc articles. Leaving city. Franklin $500
Fxt 80 all day Sunday
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FRONT ROOM, large closet 1nner-sprIns
mattr: nr bath, = blocks express nus
ADULTS N family. SIS GE 1851
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24ll PA. AVE. NW-Nlcely furn clean
room for, ? or 3, single beds; ladies pre-
ferred: also room TO share RE a5ba
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GAS RANGE modern type, side oven, green
enamel: for quick DISPOSAL. Sl5. 81. O2uS
GAS RANGES, record. coal cook stoves ice
boxes and foldlne beds. C. Furniture
Co. 1853 H 81 ne. TR. o3,2. Open ewes.
GAS sTovE-First-clas condition. 1872
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GIRL to share room with another, use of
iivlng room, laundry and phone prlys
breakfast If desired, conv. trans SH
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ICE BOX. white porcelain. zinc lined,
good condition. Call Taylor 1888
ICE BOX. steel white enamel. SIS: Eng
lander steel sliding couch. no pad $40:
= bed spring and mattress 50 each.
Tel. Jackson "051-J
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~ BUCHANAN ST NW-Larse, front
Die; unlimited phone RA s3s4
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NICE FRONT ROOM dhle bed, for married
coupe adj. bath; also rm. with tuln
beds, lnnersprlnc mattress nr Navy Hes
pltal IN Bethe PVT. family WI S2lo
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1854 or DE 1921
LIV. RIM. SUITE, 3-pc. maple. " 36"
metal Venetian blinds like new. MI. 35ie
weekdays after . pm.
5xl0s: posts 4 to s., :iisc bf; also boxes
and platforms Clinton sal
LUNCHEON SETS two, handsome never
USED one in orsandy The other Of Italian
Also pair of antique sirondeles, two
tmal French eommodes, a console mirror
Call Woodley 6411.
LUGGAGE, large brief cases small Glad
doube-poster Shs pss s5s BED 5 Or ss7G ana maple
MANTEL AND FIREPLACE, beautiful and
ornamental, with radiant gas heater: will
s1o s'Seans caI1 Monday. asss Ap 4426 aple dresser
MATTRESSES. single (2), new condition.
also gatelee table. oxford 1854
double bed: no dealers District 4l777. q.
MEAT BLOCKS AND HOOKS, large as
sortment Joseph Smith g. Sons, 361a Ben
ming I'd. ne.
MIcRoMETER l inch mode, aoa-c, STAR
nation SQUARE Sc. n No o7s7.
MONROE, CALCULATOR, sos; Todd check
Wrltsr' Ti{r' Ss: desk, SIS: KardeX files, Barg.
1,ssuN.; co. 46"5D Week, D1. 1872. ll1a
MOTOR SCOOTER, 1899 model. gearshift,
sXeeilent sS.1 tires motor Just overhauled. ia
SMEoaS, electric, several "A and Il hp
S16 each. l3 H ST. NV "''N
MoioRS; electric. a. C and d. c., all sizes;
HeW HHeW ano leoallt; rewindng. repairing
OFFICE FURNITuRE-Walnut steel cab
met bookcase. typewriter, beautiful console
mfror. real rug; all excellent condition;
o.her miscellaneous. Home all day. Call
Up 10 pm. Mrs. H B. Friedman, II
Elees I'd. n e, Apt No. 229. TO-
OFFICE DESK. chair, steel cabinet book
ease typewriter. real mahogany. and con-
fS'en 1ho other things. Home all day.
-. q. Z lie Oman ipQS I'd n q Ootl
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1927 TAYLOR ST. NW-Vacancy for
J or, young, coneenial girls; dble bedrrn,
or share twin beds; newly furn. all home
prlVlls.: reas GE 9l46 a
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mons mattress. etc. Call personally be-
tween - pm, except Mon Chalfonte
Apt 1901 Argonne pl NV Ant $40
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HOLLYWOOD BED. single. SIS antique
cradle. ST.: porcelain-top table, 81. m pie
butterfly table. SIS: 4 maple chairs, 80
each Phone OR 5S5o
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

907 B ST. Me- single sleeping room,
| southern exposure; gentleman preferred.
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KELVINATOR REFRIGERATOR fl
completely reconditioned SO Call Du-
pont 1000. Ext. 6o3, Sunday and m
leave number
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FURNITURE-Speciai, 3-pc. walnut bed
room set, a-pc NAH. Duncan Phyfe suite,
dressers, chest of drawers. breakfast sets,
occasional chairs, Duncan Phyfe tables
S12,15 and up: Hollywood beds tslngle "a.
doubled complete line of bedding. rollaWay
cots. kneehole desk and secretaries, studios,
dinette sets. rugs, office furn. Lincoln Fur
nituro Co SO1 Pa ave NV
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ICEBOX. Kold King SIS 80: other bar
sains; fair prices paid for used furniture,
G.. Il W. Furniture Store, 1919 H St ne
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CLEVELAND PARK-Conv Conn ave
Army or Navy oftcer with car Refined
nome, two adults unlimited telephone
room with private bath. garage Fhons
OTdWay 81 70
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lS2A ST. N.E,-Large. double room for
slriS near trans, kitchen privileges
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FURNTTURE-Living rm.. bedrm. dinette
excellent condition; very reasonable. Ant
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ONE OR TWO EMPLOYED LADIES for
aounIe room Gonyenlent TO . BUS lines
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421 DELAFIELD PL W-s!rSIe room
ior Young lady, Jewish. kitchen prlylleses,
snare p-!La.e sittlng room with ? room
mateS: u S nnrt tl PA aSIt
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FURNITURE-Bache apartment furni-
turc. vacuum cleaner, Persian runner.
odds and ends. INQUIRE ! pm, LU. 551:s. .
neutrality-suspicious. bookcase. 50 90:
dresser, floor lamp, other items l4l2
Delaficld pl. Nv. RA BIOL
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1928 VERMONT AVE NV. Apt "a
nsTy nee large room for NICE, refined
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GREASE GUN Lincoln. high pressure.
used less than 30 DAYS. air spray sun.
misc. service station accessories; cheap for
cash. Shepherd 56sS
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! TABLES-Just received shipment; Clore
handmade. t!t-top tables: chairs and stools
solid woods; prices reas E. O. Likens, B
Wilson lane. Bethesda. OIL. 22}4
TENTS: = 9 IT,, So, { #. high s0xso
| TOOLS-Auto mechanics also lain Black
& Decker drill. set OF taps and dies. lo5
| Sth st. n e. st floor
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PROTECTOR, l6mm Capitol continuous,
bo0W. Keystone. 30x40 screen. Cameras
ana projectors bought, sold and exchanged.
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GAS RANGE, table top. with elec. light
and timer, oven heat control like new.
500: also another stove for SO. GE.
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N W-Lge. double. 2nd-h.
!, next bath, opposite car
ng; 81 Der person
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3526 10Th ST NW-Basement apt ?
| trans: accom-. 3 price s45 AID 1850
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rm., dining rn living rm.: great savings
tor cash. sTAHLERS S FURNITURE CO,
b25 st, near tth Omen till n m
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LIV RM SUITE, 3-pc maple " 36"
metal Venetian blinds. like new. MI. 35i6 &.
ne eekdays after 4 o m
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!lOl N ST NW--WaIklnE distance of
qoTntown' large do'ble room, mex. 10 bath.
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Epiphonc electric Spanish. M
cluding ampllfier and case, dcmonstra or
Si25: private instructors. Call Republic
SSl2. KITS. 1890 G ST tmlGdle of block
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INVALID WHEEL CHAIRS. crutcnes. nos
pital beds and commodes: new and used;
all STYLES: reduced prices: will rent: also
folding chairs United States Storage Co.
&18 10th st DIV Met 1s43
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INNER SPRING and mattress. maple Sim
mons; = size. practically new, $50 6Ia
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POSTS, 40 cedar. 1-ft long. Sic for lot
A. Hine, Daneerfield dr., Clinton. Md
POTATO PEELER with motor late model.
Joseph Smith e. Sons, 1919 Benning rd. ne.
Evening star., 1943-05-09

TWO GENTLEMEN, IN new nome with ne3
4, lurnlture; neXt oath, unllm phone IS
week each Ii 92fa Sun after 2 q m
46l2 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE N-W-Roor
IN private home. on express bus line II
OtEer rnnme-- Ia Nlnr - 49, -
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GIRL to share attractive room with an
other in private home, convenient transp
unlm. phone, single beds $3.50 IA 5000
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TWO FRONT ROOMS. SINGLE and dou5I.
~ N neos :. s.EIS, S5 each, convenient
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GAS RANGE-Porcelain, Detroit Jewel:
condition looks like new. llla K st E.
Trinidad IN Sunday. 10 e o m
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| 200 N ST. N w tApt 4ll-Youug man n
! Gvt. service desires another as roommate
/ to share beautifully furnished apartment
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GAS RANGE, oriole. $40: Singer sewing
machine. 81 folding cot, So; caulkins
gun. 81 Dupont 1925
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VICINITY WIS AND MASS. AYES -Larse
/ double room for two adults. twin beds free
/ phone; good TRANSPORTATION. Phone wood
! lev 1b46 for particulars
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CHEVY CHASE-Young lady TO share
I'm. with another; pvt. family brkfst opt
home atmosphere; lawn, trees; reas WI.
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your NEW FURNITURE All brand-neW
furniture sold at DEEP-cut prices FULL
LINE OF BEDDING, HOLLYWOOD BEDS
tslnsle or doublel, SIS complete: single
bed, single spring and mattress, SIS COM
plete: large selection of bedroom. dinette.
dining room and living room suites; all
types of occasional furniture. EASY
Evening star., 1943-05-09

PAINT CLOsEOUT. house paint ali coiors
S1.19 per gal; one-coat white enamel
Sl.79 per gal; pure linseed oil paint witt
lead. zinc and titanium. $2.1s per gal
NORTHWEST PAINT CO., 1l15 fth NV
Call RE. 0054 for free delivery
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two single beds; one room, single bed.
Call am to pm.
ll17 PENN ST, NE. Apt 2-Furn. rrn.
for ! or men; near Trinidad bus lire
1928 GALES NE. mr. Armory-Lovely
pm. LU. s75a.
1881 OAK ST. N.W-single and double
furnished rooms.
WILL GIVE FURN ROOM. kitchen priyi-
leses in semitic home, 10 two in exchanse
for care of small girl by one. FIR 32i1
for particulars
NEAR MASS, AND WIS Large dbIe fr1.
for girls, in quiet, cool home; Il Blk from
dry; 500 so ca OR 6IS5
1889 NEWTON ST, NV Apt s|studio
room, prlvate sntrance and phone, sentle-
."s ADAMS ST NE-Large from room.
twin beds conv transp,. S5 each week
North 5646.
NICELY FURNISHED single and double
rooms, splendid location, sood bus and car
service; gentlemen pref. 30"1 o 81 nv
lib NICHOLSON ST. NW-Nlcely firn,
dble. rm., next bath, shower, uni. phone,
for ] or . young ladies; mr.. express bus.
DUPONT AREA-Better type large triple.
also single to share. next to bath: single
beds. lnnerspe. mat; $50 mo ca. DE sal ~.
IF YOU DON'T want to share nice 2-roon1
KITCHEN: bath apt with gentleman DON T
call OR. o3s2.
2343 l4th NE-Douhle and single room.
newly turn.; near trsnsp: unlim. phone.
DU. 53a1,
(Cortinned an Ner- paoe1
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1880 P ST NW-Gentlemen for newly
furnished large, brieht rooms. twin beds.
next 70 bath, shower, IN private apartment.
AID nn1 &. s moon. 4 6
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-11
WESLEYAN WINS

Mlddletown, Conn, March li.-. (UP)-WeSleyan Universlty's bass ketball team had little trouble izs defeating Trinity here last night, e to S2.
 Bob stelnhruek, wesleyan forward scored i7 points, while Will Turner Trinity center, tailed 90.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-11
(Reg. U. s. Pat Off, BY JACK CUDDY

United Press Staff C0rresp0ndent)
 New York, March II. - (uP) - The big Negro, saint Thomas" assured us that he couldn't miss He would be the next heavyweight champion of the world.
 Saint Thomas said, If I don't be. come champion, I'll Do the first failure Father Divine ever had, So you sec I just can't miss
 Saint Thomas cut quite 0 figure as he stood there in his longshore- mans apparel-black cap with shiny peak, corduroy coat and denim pants. With 200 pounds of brawn on 6 six-foot-two beam, he took command of stillman's gymnasium at 0:30 p. m. When the rest of the pugs had gone home. At this late hour Saint Thomas was ready to work out.
 Jack Curley boxing instructor ct stillman's for i8 years and manager of Saint Thomas, said, Don't try to talk to him. His head is in the clouds" Curley wasn't referring to the Saints height; rather to his religion.
 "For I8 years I've been sitting here in the most popular profess sional boxing gymnasium in the world waiting until I could get my hands on c great heavyweight" " Curley said. "Tlnally I've found him. So what happens? He belongs to Father Divine"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-11
8, Navy oficial Photo from NEA)

Father Divine is the short, squat, mustachioed Negro Evangelist who has Heavens" in New York, Phila- delphia and other cities where he ministers to the spiritual and tenn poral wants of his CD angels, (0 followers, and (S) pilgrims,
 For The Kingdom"
 Saint Thomas, who was baptized Tommy Reed ct Newman, Ga, 22 years ago, says he has been dele- gated by Father Divine to fight for "The Kingdom. Saint Thomas who moved to Dayton, Ohio, when he was 0 kid and who lived there until l8 months ago says Father Divine gave him the okay for fight. ing, although the slogan of Divines cult Is "Peacel It's Wonderful"
 Saint Thomas, who won the Golden Gloves championship at Dayton, Ohio, in 1889, has had but two professional fights since he came to New York. Both resulted in first-round knockouts,
 Ills victims were Tommy Di Giacco and Joe Couecio, men who suffered technical kayoes at Jersey CityS drotto auditorium. In both instances saint Thomas brushed gloves with the opponent at the opening bell and said, "peaeew Later he rushed over to the Vanquished foo and insisted upon another, peace, brotherl"
 Tho Negro battler said he had three pro fights before coming to New York, In those three tits he achieved one six-round draw, and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-11
SIXTH HOOP GROWN
 FOR DARTM OUTH

Hanover, N. H.. March il--(UP)- Dartmouth's Indians today had cap- tured their sixth consecutive East. ern Intercollegiate basketball championship and were ready to de. fend New England'S honors In the National Collegiate A. A, tourney.
 In their final home appearance yesterday, Dartmouth submerged Pennsylvania 70.34 to wind up the varsity season with only two loses In lo games,
 Forward George Olsen was the Big Greens star, scoring seven goals and three free throws for i7 points, Ten minutes after tho opening of the second half, Dart mouth was leading 62-26 and Coach Osie Cowles let the second team Windup the game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-11
GIANTS LOSE LIEBER

New York, March iis-(UP)-Out. fielder Hank Leiber was lost to the New York Giants today.
 Leiber notified the club that he would not play ball this season but would remain on his Tucson, Ariz., chicken farm. He was the second Giant player lost in the back.to- the.farm movement. The other was Pitcher Bill (Pidler) Mc0ee.
 LeibeF, obtained from the Cubs at the end of the ie4i season, hit .2le in 6e games last year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-11
q MINUTE MILE
 ALSO POSSIBLE
 EXPERTS THINK
Has Run 4:O4.6 Mile; Haegg Rated Greatest
 Runner in History
BY OSCAR FRALEY Limited Press Staff CarrespondentD

0A OOOhM AAAAGA United Press Staff CaFrespondent) New York, March II. - (UP) = 0under Haegg, Swedens four.min- ute mile hope and breaker of nine world records within three months, will come to the United states this summer to compete against Ameri- cas- best trackmen, 1t was an- nounced today.
 The middle distance marvel will be making the greatest invasion since the days of Paavo NurInl, the Flying Finn, when he matches strides with such men as OH Dodds, Earl Mitchell and Frank Dixon over the shorter distances and against Greg Rice in the longer races.
 National AAu Secretary Daniel J. Ferris revealed that Haegg and two companions, Miller Arne Anderson and hurdler Haakon Lidman, had been invited to compete in the United States. The Swedish Ath- letic Union accepted the bids and the men are expected to leave Sweden for the United States in May. Ferris said.
 Expected
 "They have notified us that they will come If any possible means of transportation can be found for them," Ferris explained. We ex. pect them to be here for the Na- tional AAU championships and they also will compete in some other out. door events"
 Las summer Haegg rewrote the record books at every distance from i,600 to 5000 meters and from one to three miles. It was the greatest one-man exhibition in track and field annals.
 The lean.limbed Swede was not expected to have too much trouble with the current crop of American nilers, but track experts expected white-hot series of races between Haegg and Greg Rice. The little mechanical man from Notre Dame, unpushed, has not been defeated in 0l consecutive races from two to three miles. Thus his meetings with the galloping Gunder promise some of the best races and times in track history.
 It also was believed that the mile field, particularly the pace-setting Dodds, might extend Hagg to the elusive four minute mile.
 The long -striding swede within three months last summer broke the world mile, three.mile and 2,000 meter marks each twice and lowered the international standards for i,600 meters, 5000 meters and the two. mile run.
 Many New Marks
 He started July 3 with Q 4:0e.2 mile, breaking Sid Woodersons 4;00.4 mark, and two days later clipped the two-mile record from 8:63.2 to e:47.8. He raced the fast. est 1,600 meters on record July i7, reducing Jack Lovelock's 3:47.8 to 3;46,e. He lowered the time for 2,000 meters to 6:i6A on July 2i and then cut 1t to B:ii.8 on August g.
 Next Haegg turned his attention to the mile, whipped 1t down to 4:04.0 on September {, and moved back to three miles for a i3:26A record. Finishing up September 20, Haegg marked up a pair Of new listings, reducing the three. mile to l3:32,4 and trimming the 5000. meters from i4;08,8 to i3:582.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-11
Bivins One Fellow
 Who'll Marieno
By DAN PARKER

% 1 od HITTER m 1sDns & T InsS sosS p, @ % ons 0S S only sso S nssa 's ra than engineer.
 However in justice MT syn must be said that sayod wss day Eight this MaurieO Se showed Himself to Do @ Garden debut Those who saw : not Divins should win on points again.
 READING prints late gathered SS Barney Res hoF for Ty Upon Marine heres yt and io0tng all hl hoping the ring Friday ball sr of other yssSs who now witS the 3 in drive Ssrs '"" ""' """''"' '"' '"''''' '''
 % s % % % .S S cgS wss capt how much tho sa oross does for soldiers here n London The girls not forget doing They :, a :nS: :ss 5 Available open as Two RACING % MEN hsyo % written @ to me about S Item ran S'i;'s charitable indvdual him long The or s sh w hs % nSn Ss at Sss tracks because of past activities.
 s s s s1 ;.s S and who had ss that matter what he had done worth an appeal is; "S from .hs turf for one of s victims ' still think that the Sport of Kings could do something this unfortunate besides adopt uperco attitude toward him. Further welcomed Shilling Incidentally became of that large tho late cavanagh left for M eref Of ndigent hoTSemen9
 TH MAP or THE WORLD hourly. Of living EevouonSed Even our mode Of thinking has undergone radical changes Hut0od M n His Heaven all right with the universe Jimmy Iondos the uesome Greek still wrestling Joe savod for the worlds heavyweight championship retaining bot his his e This the title Oahony, the musce-bound Hbenan, 
 There % other worlds wrestling in circulation But LondOs spurious Of them than Hitler the However Jimmie wrestling his old savOId after yeaEawayA for the te L0ndOSs latest stirring triumph other half of the act accomplished San Francisco night
 despatch which carries deatesS III bet one fresh rumbey pie against serry tart ta after the
  birthday and that he challenged savod thing or other and for all, etc.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-11
SCoVill Hot Forge Faces Tool hOopers

The Hot Forge basketball team of Scovill Company, coached by Felix Longo will go all out for their first victory when they meet the aggressive Waterbury Tool Five, Thursday night March II, ct 8 o'clock at the Boys Club surface.
 Each team boasts of two former West Side Speedboys who played In the state pro league representing Waterbury, The forgers lineup in- cludes Stan Grey, Joe Runividge, Pat White, former Penn brilliant, Frank Luke, ex.Crosby great, Al Kanaw former star of Mlddletown, N. Y. high, and player coach, Longo who performed with the IngerSol Go, five in the Dusty loop. Other equally skilled players round out the squad which presents Q formid-