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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-10
THAT WILL BE THE DAY

Here's to the day
 When you can let off steam, And order a Sundae
 With lots of whipped cream.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-10
FASHIONS ARE FUN

Waye you seen Mary's hat?
 It's very very small; ' you didn't look hard
 XCu wouldn't see it at all.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-10

Whether not we have baseball this year the Tanks will be in there pitching Successful people keep over Lead expenses under foot-and buy more War Bonds home town place to brag about while you're in it as well after you're away. : Be friendly with the folks vou know If it weren't for them you'd be total Strang CT There's real sentiment in all golden weddings except those that come from marrying for money.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-10

Leon Lawton will have one of the major roles in the three-act mystery which the Young Peoples Fellow sIiu " stage at the South Federated Church February I7 and 1S The offering will be entitled, Clearing Skies by Clara Orwig and J. C. McMullen. Others in fe cast will be Ruth Traver, Shirley Miller Richard Iawton Dorothy Semple Pauline Francis Barbara Tracy and Edward Bates
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-10

Good Night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
MALE HELP WANTED

VINO Regulations governing eiigi-
bility for employment. IL YOU were
last employed as an essential or
locally needed activity, you mus,
have n statement OF availability II
you are qualified for employ msHt In
a critical occupation. you must be
referred through the United States
Dmn lnNrrenf SerHire
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30

DETROIT ple1si Eng.n. Div needs st.
perifnced to-, room help. bench hands.
mill hands oounT mill hands. SNAPPER
haq pse,ol oo pI sIi9' u s' e''T Tss ss
Apply daily a. m 20 4 N. 1900
nlEMAktR jas and fixture WORK
fer aircraft ftEht instruments Appi-
cants must have statement ~ avail
ability. Ternsiedt MIS-. Div. 1907
West Fort
DlSHWASHER-Full TINE. permanent.
8 days meals uniforms Miss craig
Fisher YhCA Beforehand Blvd.
DisHWAsHER wanted steady work
pleasant WORKING conditions Helen 3
Resi0uTant. CPS W McSichob
.DISHwAsHER. white. soon WAGES
3 DAYS. l22is = Warren MI 1913
DISPATCHER 10 assist. IA dispaichlns
trucks and maintaining usific records
must kn0s CRY and hs abe 10 type
Tire Tlmken-Dctroit Axle Co. 43lb
" Fort
DODGE Truck Plant-Men 70 Vork OK
periencc not necessary Apply D0dse
Truck Plant 2l50O Mound Road. just
north ~ EiRht Mile Road
DODGE Main Plsnt--war work NJ sr-
p'ricnCc necessary Apply DndEC Main
Plant Jos Cempau a. Smith avenue
CRAFTSMAN -A;g Ca rGg.lsGx Scl-
eral men Si'h mechanical drawing exp
graduates ~ government and CORE
sp0ndence courses vii be considered
Give fun details including age and SAL
ary expected in first letter Write
BOX B-29s3. Detroit Times 81
DRAFTS Man AND DETAILERs ~ de-
sifn and l3y ou' aut1wofiye equipment
also tool designers. USES refeftal IA
$500 Mt Marsh. The Timken-Detroit
axle Co 1915 w Port.
DRIVERs-To naui coal 8 wards
mean shorter hauls Modern equip
ment. Union wages plus liberal
bonus Apply NIsteie Coal Co. 6f55
Michel At Milwaukee PL 4iof
DRIVERS ,or coal ,rucki good TRUCKS
machine equipped tor wages Jo7eaas
Coal A Coke Ma 7T72
DRY cleaning Inspector experienced on
finished wogk. Shcplcr Cleaners. l69Ol
Harper
/ ELECTRIC Repair Shop Hsndymrn.
Apply General Electric Co, $3.50
Third Ave
ENGINEER. mechanical, Industrial
old est. mfg postwar future. mus
be capable and experienced Ia manu-
featuring. Box 3 1905. Detro!
Times. 81.
4 ESTlMATORS--War plant needs sew
eral men experienced in estimating
new busi-ess and tHf HeeFiHf
/ chsnges- exper IN stamping arr
| stamping operations necessary Abu-
luy 70 read simple blue prints and
familiarity with figures helpful. In
reply state age. exper., draft status
salary Box B-29s3, Detroit Times, 81
EXPERIENCED country mix station
man and cottage cheese maker Mus
/ have cream ana milk testers license
/ United pslries. Inc, 4055 Puritan
/ ~ l-2sOO
/ EXPERT external grinder TOR Carbide
/ Form Tool Apply 26tl Joy Kd
FXTERNAL grinceu and catter ex
porenced men only. Apply Wesson CO
1920 woodward Heights, Fefncsie
FL 62O4
FILTERS. experienced 53-hour week
Apply az Copco steel a EngneeTini
| Co. i4o35 Grand River.
FOREMAN Tor metal stamping plant
/ n.rlAu u . 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30

ADY 's-Large vans TWO mr4 s. 90
ihaur' local. Jos-Oi32 i5S ihsa-
iena'
ALBRIGHT local uio,inr Grating shir-
ping anywhere. az East Milasukce. Tn
2-2iil
ATLANTIC - Local, clean padded
vans. two men, s. hour 1851 Nc
Nichols TW l-6f0f
/ GRATING, shipping, packing our
specialty. moving ana expressing
large. small articles, day and uIght
serPice Hamilton Moving a storage,
iT37 Hamilton. TE 2-7l70
HIATT Moving Company local and
anywhere IN Michigan. Ohio Penn
sylyania FREE ESTIMATES 1922
LiVernDis LA A364
EAGLk 80 Local, furniture pianos,
store fixtures. safes machinery 6O2
last Warren. tt l-24l6.
LIVERSOIs MOVING
Loads 70 ana from Ono. Indiana.
l+Aallx- -PannAs lYaa-a,- Nnzi- NlfE4n-a-
New York. Michigan. storage of Gre
proof construction
9igl LIVERNOIs-HO $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
Death potlres


ANDREss-AuE. as sam. father %,
Katherine King. Clarence james and
Sam Andres. brother Of John and
james Andres Services a. 3 O'Clock
Thursday afternoon ~ the r. G ~
e X Harris Funersi Home 1881
Harper Ave
BOBERTZ-Aug ~ Henry C. husband
az Clara father ~ Mis- Paul Sab.
batoySky Service from the James
McNslly Funeral Home 400 Grand
Hivd Friday 3 n IutCrmcut
kkAu sE-Aug 20 Marie dear wife ~
TIE late Leo j., dear mOdcI % cara
Bfunell. William, Mac Lewis. Leo Ir.
John. George and Edward six grand.
children and three Observation-Disclosures
eso survive Funeral from GeCrRc T.
Marrick Funeral Home. 1903 D. Grand
Blvd.. Friday. m and ST Cath
crimes Church a. go
hAJOR-Aug az. Georss H. beloved
husband Of Belle dear father ~ Marion
Applcr. f~andfathcI % Call and Iolu
brother ~ Marion Buttorhed Funer4l
services THURSDAY, J 80 p m az rggi-
dcnce 1888 Harrison ave Interucnt
Romeo Cemetery. Romeo. Nich
PaRAskI-Vincent. peloved husband a.
AnaSaSia dear father ~ Mr. Forr
WyIle There's Fabian Marie KRAKOW
Ak Viola Sspatss Bag=fa- Aft.i- i---+4--4.i
brother OF stanley and Mr. Mafsaret
Sluhsh Funeral from residence 20
farnsSorth. Saturday 10 80. 10 50
Hyscinih Church al II 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
LOST AND FOUND
TRADE ScHooLS--MALE

DRAFTING, tool designer. engineering
Day, eve. classes
open 1919
Deirni' College OF Applied Science
s2o3 Woodward, al Seward MA S422
LEARN modern barDering IN an in.
ternational AFFILIATED school, day,
evening classes Call, write. phone
for information. Greenes Barber
College $50 Michigan. CA 29if
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30

MAN 10 Learn envelope lie cutting
chance ~ learn trade permanent
after the war must have USES
referra App4 in person. Wolf
Detroit Envelope CO. $50 Pique'ie
Man 10 help Lad MIX wagons. goof
pal steady WCrk loR and afier thg
B'Ff
$3.50 % start state axe and expert
encs Address Box R-3l6s. Detroit
Times 81.
u0u Work fI2 o. m Expeufncet
gIeaNng preferred see NJ LAW. 1913
Hamilton
MATERIAL handlers ana ianorers
Budf Wheel Co, l21fi ChatIeyoix.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
DEATHS

Seorgina Fileccia, 7032 Frederick, 50
Esmens Betkowski. 23ios Van Dyke
Center Line, 81.
Jean r. Burton, SIS Tennessee, %
hagdalen Loretta Beck. 1850 Snow
den. 80.
Marie sundlee, 1898 Lenox. so
Edith Rubin. 1854 Tyler, ~
Annie NJ Riley. 2577 Lycaste 6s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
Death notlfes

TRYTR-Josenh. n ss4s sprlngneld
suddenly beloved husband % Julia
dear father n Mrs Frank Fiz Mrs
william Lusk Joseph EMIL Raymond
and Harold Fryer Funenl from Van
lDrhslCh Funeral Home i334O p
Warren AZ LakCview. Saturday morning
a. 30 and Our Lady az sorrows
Church e. o 90 Rosary Friday eve. AZ
2 90 lntcrmtnt NJ. olive
REIS-hug %. Frank. dear brother oi
the late Mrs Anna MOessner ana Mrs
Theresa Dietl dear uncle Of Mrs The.
rcsa Black Mrs Rose Bourrei Mrs
Emma Van Cnrder Frank M0essuef
Mrs Daniel Meyers and Margaret Diet
Funeral from George r Warrick Funeral
Home 1898 East Grand Blvd, Thurs.
day. q m
SULLIYAN-Aur 2s suddenly. Timothy
W. beloved husband 81 Isabella dear
father ~ Mrs Ella Hayden and Daniel
= sullivan brother OF Bernard &.
sullivan Crandiather Of Mary GLEN
and psf James Sullivan y. 5 army.
Funeral from T r sullivan sons
Chsuc' s274 Grand River Thursday
a. 80 and s. Bririd Church ~ ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
ROOFER

Experienced on fls. and steep roofs
Central Roofing Co, 1887 Beaubien
ROUTE sslesmen. $3.50 plus commits
sion. wholesale foods, established routes
postwar opportunity George Gar.
della Company. 2o32 Howard Street.
See victor vasolc
SAFETY INSPECTOR for third shii,
10 WORK with safety engineer large
plant with all types 81 metal cutting
machines 43l5 " For,
SCRAPER hands wanted for Machine
Tool Dept Apply Emp Office. Saw.
Way Industries, 1875 Eas, SMILE Rd
SENIOR auditor. familiar with as
sets and liability accounts, ledgers.
control and methods; must have
expr, IN contract termination. post
war future state draft status. SAT
AIRY n Box 3is4 Detroit Times. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
TRADE scHooLs-MALE
Moving. Storage. cariage

LEARN mooegn bsrbsfing DAYS on
I ewes part or full tine De- Barrier
/ College, ST. 2 Jefferson RA 6Q1i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30

''.''N '''' ~ Hfo'u hNii0- r. l-"H'f
APPLIANCE SERVICE
ALL-WHITF WRISGFR ROLLS
For All Washing Machines
RAIMl BROS
ifnh Grand River. Near lith
Open Thurs, Fri. Sat Ewes.
ALLlBSCE guarantees any make washer
serylte o. }ssi Pr $3.50
RADIO service-Guaran,eet Can vi
1858 prompt pickup. delivery on
large. small radios
WASHERS. yacuums. sewing ma
chimes repaired e3-dsy service IS
gears exp. work guar. no 1857.
Micky's Service, l0G5O Plymouth RI.
WASHERS sewing machs vacuums re-
Id.ftl. rebuilt bought sr'd wrTE guar.
B. ~ $3.50 Central Service
WASHING machines repaired, guar.
S1rioMn Appliance Co, TW i-00t7.
WASHER service. an MAKES: work
guaranteed 1873 Apoline 10 4iG7.
WASHERS and sewing machines.
ron a re1ui.t work guar no 3ll4
WASHERS repaired Nearly all
makes, y w. sec free est. Wagner.
TO s-ls03.
WASHERS and refng. rep. Work
glar. Household serv." w 3-ss2s
WASHERS. all maKes. rep. rebuilt.
guar free osrm b. g. Ii 5bss
ADVERTISING DISPLAY
CARLSON STUDIOS - Adyertlsaa
displays. posters, 1909 Brush ST.
Telephone PA slif
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
Expert Service Directory
and Buyers Guide
AnNTRII,ING nIsrIAY
APPLIANCE SERVICE

-tkiG service commercial and
nestle, All sealed units. TE l-73q7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
RETAIL statesmen

Shoe experience helpful permanent jot
with postwar possibilities In our coas.
70 coast chain salary and commission.
opportunity 70 become managers or own
your own business write or phone Mr.
Rruner Df. Scholls. 80 w. Adams
CT 0a2s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
MATTRESSES RENOVATED

a DEFENSE against high prices.
Have your mattress renovated. Miller,
ss0s kERCHEVAL. LIE 7ggi
MATTRESS renovating; innersprinF
mattress reas. quality workmanship
guaranteed. Hadiey. RA 5000.
MATTRESSES renovated Ike new;
Euar star Matiress CO. HO 1850.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30

PLUMBING ALL KINDS, AND
HEATING REPAIRS, ALTERA-
TlONs. BATHROOMS. TERMS. TO
s-5035
PLuMBING-freds Sever Service.
Cleaned electrically. s. and up. re
suits or no pay" Guar TY 7-796s
RE.ROOF for SO, A Ford windproof
2H-year-roof FLA terms. lie 1871.
ROOFING and Sizing applied. yliut.
k0te. Lasy terms Free estimates.
Cal 81 s4sl Fully guaranteed
INTERSTATE
MOUND. At 10 MILE RID.
sfRrBBERY. rock gardens nursery
saddlng. Prompt service. ~ 5-O62i
SIDING Insulated. free estimate.
GlLLESPlE-BACK. no $40
TILE work ali Kinds new or re-
modelling Monte Carlo Tile. PR 272i.
TILE work. old new homes. work
guaranteed, free estimate MI 1910.
TOP SOIL, sodding. seeding. manure
Est 5475 schaeter OR $500.
VACUUM cleaners repaired. $50
and UP. Called for. delivered. Amer
lean Vacuum Cleaner Co. TR 2-s00O
WALL washing. 20 yrs. exp Paper
ana kalsomine cleaned. white work
men. l-tay service. III 4343
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
WYkNp0IItMAItSIlC-wy.odolt' .

Op,n . = "
Cool Ffee Dithes' John Garfield Air
Fores-" Anne Shrlcv "Iady Bodyuuard p"
y0lIR-fors't Al at elliott Pt 1850 4
Omen sis r VI. nelson TIf,.
"Kristr-hnstsr voiid,y" rsres Ns-''-
Bill Henry Ia "Call Of the South Seas"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30

C1iorei girls. must - god drivers,
1901 IndgstaAl Bank Bids. PA 1854
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
ACETYLENE

AIRCRAFT RIVETERs 49, Expert
enced Supervisors. tool and dismAk-
cts. miliwughts. electricians general
machine opfrs Apply Emp Dept A.,
Conner a. +. Jefferson. Hudson Mo-
Tor Gar 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30

Made into EXTRA ROOM. sls5 up;
properly Insulated. nicely finished
additions. alterations; priority ASSIST
ance, no money down, easy payments
Phone day or night.
VAN MYERS, Contractor
3f48 Second TE 2~27ss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-25
Balllng 0FdeI
Fomows RGeine Schooner Sold

Ul0heesleT, Mass aug, 2h,wlbPl The llsrf00t aiIglliary lisblng Eeh00leT Gertrude L, T'hehald, famed North Atlantic racer was being fitted today f0T perhaps her last sal ln northern waters before going 10 the caTlbbeaD Rs z cargo carrier,
 cap'D Ben Plne, wllO guided the Thebeud in the faces that attracted nail0nrwIde attention, announced the sale Of his slbp yesterday 10 William s. TlaeffeT Of New York,
 The Thebaud won the North At lanile championship from the Nova Ee0iian schooner bllienase ln 1880, kiE months after being launched at kfkeE, Subsequently, the Thehaud lost l0 lie rival ln . return race At HalIfaE N C., ln ie3i and aealn at Gloucester In ie3g,
 After carrying ( delegation Of Gloucester fishermen and business leaders l0 Washington for depTass sion conference with President Roosevelt ln 1888, the vessel sailed 70 the St, LAwFAnee river Co the Great Lakes where tt was On eKhl. bltl0n at the Chicago Worlds fair,
 Between races, the Thebalid d0Tys fialaed eui of 0lpueesteg feF the Az iRBtie Supply Co. It's new role will he aa A eaFRo-enFTleF between Fi0Ts Ida and several Caribbean lalan6s.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-25

The ~on Co Baltimore" drive should proglt handsomely by the ae. eractive double.header which has been arranged by the City Amateur league for sunday afternoon at the Municipal Stadium. featuring Q 'shAttle of champions" at ( o'clock between the Bristol Endees. cto Of the Central league and the Avlgli. anese 4. C. of tle City loop. In the opener at a:ls. the Bristol array will engage in a regular Central Connecticut league game with Harry Lynch's ThCsnastcn American Legion.
 The double feature event vas made possible by the cooperation Of Managers Harry Lynch of the Thomaston club and Joe Lapidula Of the Bristol champs. partly bee cause they wished to cooperate with the leagues drive for funds and partly because if the Bristol team succeeds in beating the local titlists, it too will be awarded . trip to the All American Amateur association  tournament at Baltimore.
 The crack Bristol club. one of the finest outslts to represent the Bell. town in many seasons captured the Central Connecticut league cham. pionship last year after winning n out Of la games. Among their members are catcher Felix L0ngo. formerly with the Washington Hills: Lefty" Laurandeau. Bill Adams and Joe Lynch. outstanding performers of last years Sacred Heart club: and a host of others who have been playing brilliant ball throughout the Central circuit this season.
 Alfemes Qult
 The Avlgs will work out tonight at Fulton park in preparation for Sundays big test with the Bristol ties. The local management has been busy all week lining up couple of infaelders to replace the Alfone brothers. who quit the club a week ago. Manager Romaniello reports that he will have two new pitchers ready to start and a lineup
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-25
Todoy's Sport Parade

Garden State Park at Camden. ~. j., where the e50.O00 Trenton handicap will be run tomorrow. Founders. a Hellis horse. is entered.
 Of the several Jersey parks plan- ned, the project that most interests Helis is the s7OO0.O0O plant to be built by the Hudson Park Racing Association at Secaucus, N. J., just across the Hudson River from New York city at the entrance to the Lincoln Tunnel. This park will be only eight minutes from Broadway and f2nd street.-the closest of all race tracks to the city proper. It probably will accommodate about 70l000 persons.
 Although Hels has no financial interest in the 6ecaucus project. his faith in its future was a deciding factor in his selection of New Jer- sey ard the Rancocas Farm as headquarters for his new racing dynasty-in which he already has invested more than ely000.O 900. A dream plant of the future brought Helis and his fabulous string 0I the worlds most expensive horses tc Rancocas-h0ne of great thorough breds for more than half a century
 Ranc0cas FarDl-gith its rolling pastures. 58 buildings. 90 miles Of fences. stately elmg and oaks and three training tracks comprises more than i.50O acres. It Is one Of the wonders Of the racing world. established by the late Pierre LOril- lard, tobacco magnate, more than co years ago and later improved by Harry Sinclair, wealthy oil oper- afOT.
 Nowhere is there an indoor train. ing track comparable to the en- closed half-miIe feature fixture al Isanc0eas. And the main outdoor track Is the largest in the world q mtle and f0ur-fifihs. In addition, there is a three quarter mile out. door track for schooling yearllngs On flle turns Of the 5B buildings, more than 20 are stables of various types One big brick stable is the inftrm. ary" where horses are treated fol ailments, and where tll0FOughbredl | aSe Bseep D1uo DaltlS or nOt~watel b0ihS for boof trouble.
 ofay-haiFed, besDectaeled Hell enq ms young farm manager, Dr william WTtght, are early rlsers- out looking over the hOTses-95 ol uleD-by 6:30 a. m. But TraineI I'd Snyder and his assistant Bil Booth and the J0ckeys and exeT, ciSe boys begin work at dawn. M0ri than 90 persons already are em. pl0yed at faneOeas, and that f0Tel sill be doubled within a few months as more stock is purchased ana brought in.
 4 Geg era has dagDea for Ran. eoeas-apd for thoroughbred aeliyl. ties in NeW Jersey.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-25
AoreIli, McGee SDogk Hub Yonks

Frankiin, Mas, Aug. 25 - fUPD --T5ae defensive play of Johnny Noreln Of Georgetown snd I'd Me- Gee of Temple higlligited the BOs- ton YafkS workout at Dean Acad- emy toGey.
 Adonelij, g l8s-p0und Watch Charm guard from Revere. eoDtlns ually broke up plays by the "A" team, and elEorts to block him proved futile NcIee, a former New York Giants tackle. stopped several off~taekie tiarasts during the prae- 4ioe session.
 The A" team lined up glfb EseoFRe cafego. Dave Gmukler, Boo oag1s and John 014esry iD tlle haekfleld. Keith Ranspot and Dick Harrison, ends; Joe Berlin, and Bill Ea1Ousky, tackles; Tom bafgrOye and Bill walker, guards; and Jiip MaCee, center. The g6-plaD squad Hib ke trimmed to 2s, as allowed by Natl0nai Professional League regns iations, before the opening game seBtember 2e against the Pbtladejs pbis Eagles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-25
aReg. U. S. s-as. On.g BH BACK cUDDH


NA AAA8a8 MHA&s A3A&sA
 JobstOwn, N. j.. Aug. 25.--tuPD- William Hels. millionaire turf enc ihusiast. believes that New Jersey ain become the post-war center of American racing. That's one of the main reasonE ghy he recently acquired the famuOs Rancocas farm here
 Helis is wealthy oil operator who has ofsiocs ia ssew orleans and New York. When he began considering the site for a breeding ard train ing farm. hls friends naturally sup posed that he goald select one in Kentucky. because Of the Bite Grass states iD- -.etween location and because Of Kentuckyis reputa- tion for producing fast hosses.
 But the shreKd Greek IS a man NhO looks ahead His investigations indicated tremendous turf activity in New Jersey after the war. More over. he admires the men already connected with racing in ths EkeeteT State who are planning new tracks for the p0st-gar era His fayOrite northern track is tbf
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-25
SoFtbcII Semi- Finols MondOy

Waterbury Tool and U. s. Rub. beF scftball teams Of the IRA, League have beeD Eeleduled to meet jD q se0isflEaI play0ff game Monday night Of negt week at Hamilton Park, s,lb D. %. The gipDeT Raips tlle finals against War ietbury Manufacturing glveD q bye since it's erl wtD oyer Chase Metal last Tuesday tD a plsy0ff game,
 Tool and Rubber teams ilnisbea ell even for the league Lead oyer feglllaF season play, each wiDHiDg l2 and l0siDg but three games, Des fenslveIy, Fool Is the better ieam by 0Oly [ runs over the season glltle Misunderstanding bas beaten both teams during the s0ffball season Co date, th0ugh b0ib wins weTe close, ese over Ueif and 2si oyer Tool,
 70 keDney and Ernie HtaDe0 have been assigned by league dlFect9F I'm hoisn tO umpire the ailsjnls poTtaft T00islsalbbeT game Monday,