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Evening star., 1944-02-22

4 OR ROOM APARTMENT or BUNGALOW.
pw DIV secIion; permanent CIVILIAN couple.
TREne TWn RkDRonas AZ 2H94, or IT., IA 356s
ern building. preferably furnished; our
excellent servant will insure proper care.
RE 74oo.' Ext. 5552, or AID. 240o, Ext. Al.
UNFINISHED APARTMENT by April 1:
bedroom, living room, kitchen and bath,
erences Giebe 4477 Sunday or after 8
EXECUTIVE desires furnished apartment
or house. preferably . or 3 bedrooms
baths, living room. dining room and kitch-
pets. Phone Republic 1899 weekdays. or
NATIONAL 1885, extension 2o3A. evenings
OR 5 ROOM APARTMENT, modern
building NV: seotion;, consider buying fur
nitrre; pnI Mantsd Immediately. OR. 1866.
fgrnished id9 apartment in sc. section. Phone
l Il w.yS HS1f ors,S aftsT Z Pm %.
oTFicER AND III, wifi WIFE : dssire in; or 3 loom
TWocBEDRooM FGRNIsmE6' isIIE6' siar; spartment
O. house for 4 responsible .Arlington Hall
tion, Arlington. Va "a.
RESPONSIBLE married naval officer desires
dfFRished of maFe6 E% SF 64s nsdrm apt for m9ath
WANTED-One-room. *. and b. apt, or
Ink. room, reasonable. Govt. empl. wom-
an: an. Congress Heights section preferred.
fWo VN YouNG MEN. affiliated with concert
work, desire nice apartment. NV. section.
Beaooom, sao on - Lying room' kitchenette. DU.
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE. no children or
pets, wish apartment, furnished unfur-
nished, desirable location, NV. preferred.
Living rm., or . bedrms., kitchen. dinette,
RESI- AfY G9 t q adj adults R% nans. 2a
2-bedroom furnished apt, NV. CO. 32SS.
PERMANENTLY LOCATED business execu-
tive wants bright, modern > or 3 bedrm.
exposure; upper 10th St, Conn ave. Mass.
ave. or similar vicinity: suitable for post
war home, but wanted as soon as possible.
THREE GIRLS, permanently located, de.
sire furnished apartment in nice apprt-
l ment , building by March 1 or Is. Box
ELDERLY COUPLE. white. permanent
Washington, residents. no children. desire
unfurn. 2-bedrocm apt. with dinette, in
modern bldg: 500 or more. Box ALB,
MARRIED BRITISH NAVAL OFFICER re-
cures apartment. Living room, bedroom,
UNFINISHED and in modern anartment
building. Call RE. 740o, Ext. 62O34, 10
QUIET YOUNG employed GENTLE counl.
CLEVELAND PARK preferTed-a bed
F@s bnTia yps ktehen bath snt or
SAvaIy M aIy offcfR nh fGs and wife with
ample az references desire nicely furnished
Guiding . bedrooms with twin beds, bath,
hvlng room; in NV. section or GEORGETOWN
within ,s miles Of Navy Dspt For oesg:
COLORED. mother and child want l or 2
room furn. or unf. kitchen and bath apt,
ne. or s.w Call RE. 3743 after 7:30 pm.
Evening star., 1944-02-22

NAVAL ENLISTED MAN desires room on
Wisconsin ave. or Connecticut ave. Box
324-B, Star. 90
BUSINESSMAN who has . well-trained,
housebroken collie dog, desires comfortable
room in private home; convenient to
233, Hotel Harrington.
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ROOMS UNEURNIsHEp.
ROOMS WANTED.

CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-Unfurnished larg,
master bedroom and private bath. Tele
phone Moodley 1896. "a.
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FARM & GARDEN.
BOATS.

BOAT. hull new. 40'x10'6", for sale.
make fine pleasure boat. Has deck log
holdings in place. No cabin or floor Cali
Cambridge (Md) 1856 or SH. 1906 after
& d m
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MOTOR TRAVEL
BUSINESS

LADY, leaving this week end for Dali
hart, Texas, will share leisurely trip or
portion thereof with woman or couple;
ref, exchanged. TIE. 1875. "a
COUPLE will drive car, light truck, or
share expenses to West Coast March 5th:
evenings
MOTORING to Statesvine N. c., wednes-
day. the 23rd. can take passengers.
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

10 MULES. four 3 years old. some large and
small, good workers; all kinds of work
horses and riding, some mated teams 4
pretty ponies; all kinds of harness, double
and single: new and used saddles and
brides; everything for horse. pony cart;
J. 1.g0O-lb horse. good broke, single and
double. sound everything sold on a guar
antee. Rear 736 10th St Sc
PuRE-BRED RIDING MARE, gentle. sound
lady broken, yrs. old: cheap for quick
wood 31S
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MIscELLANEoUs WANTED Cont, ,

state tate Price and eond. Box a54es. a.ssss ssss
-'rsIcAL INsTRUMENTs-we viii pa,
:ou cash for your musical instrument
Bring it to our store; No strinRed instru:
%fts 9s s. nH ATthqg NA JeEaan sSss Piano Co. lo1'
PIANo-ws are looking for spinet. apt
SIsbsst SInT1sht OF rTand nrcs piano W pay th
spal. small ss spartmsnt aT en- upright or sg5aand
small piano. Will pay good cash price AM
arrange hauling. Telephone District 367s
for appointment.
srands, consoles and small uprights Of an!
make or type Call Mr.. Vernon, Repub
PfANo@Do you have a spinet, apt. UP.
right or grand you would like to sell?
panS yaINo one; will pa pay cash Glebe 25s7. 2s'
6s q nirh Adams 6s@s day
PRivSTE PARTY wants reasonably priced
radio-v 2 10 -victrola y G combination. MA. 1887
aADlqs Sassss ss 80 ss Irish ass
& sASe ~ 4tS tfSoTeinst0nf g. Be- 'sS Ss 0
Es i viii nv cali ME- Mss5SDoiitan EssI Radio Co. 81;
SAFES. any, size or make; highest cast
price; immediate service. The Safemaster,
lsAxOPHONE. B-fiat tenor. state max.
and price. Boy ALT. Star
SEWING MACHINES-We buy all types
repair: hemstitching. buttons covered
Plea ting; 917 st. RE. 1000, RE. 2311
,rRLCYCLE' TBI' large. Sligo S7S4.
TRuMpET-State price Box 439-T. Star
lTYPEWRITERS wanted. portables. stand
ards. all makes: top prices: bring in, /
conv.. Once Machines Corp, Bond Bldg
on 18th, cor. N. Y. ave. MA. $3.50. Hrs.
ULTRAVIOLET RAY OR SUN LAMP. Cal
HO. 1414.
WANTED, tricycle., scooter and Jungl,
Jim for child Of 3 or 4 years of age
WASHING MACHINE-Cash for washins
machine ir good condition. Glebe 7416
WASHING MACHINE. by mother of 9
Church 1905-J
YOUNG COUPLE with baby urgently need
Call OIL. 37S9
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SITUATIONS woMEN Cont. J

PRACTICAL NURSE, to 10 hours duty,
semi-inyslid or convalescent: no Sundays.
SECRETARY CORRESPONDENT. capable
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, possess initiative,
tact resourcefulness: broad business and
professional experience: highest refer
ences. Box 269-B. Star. 2ss
TYPIST AND STENOGRAPHER, expert
Call EN-. 6117
WANTED--Part-time clerical or office
WoTK evenings; Reply Boy 29S-B, Star. 22s
graduate, Spanish speaking embassy exp,
asd knSWiedge Spanish, French. Portuguese,
lncIuoins .ravel In Latin America, desires
foreisn language. Address Box 3r2-B,
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1917 Rhode Island Ave. N w

Right at Scott Circle-Desirable vacan-
cles. switchboard service. gamerooms. 26'
COLORED-i444 T ST. N.W-Nice large
front room for girls who would like to
snare room: good privileges. DU 1918.
COLORED-Furnished room. single and
double; home privileges. Call RA O56l. !.
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

ROOMS FURNlSHED-Ncrtheost
NEAR 14th and Rhode Island ave, ne
comfortable room for gentleman; newly
turn, incl. desk; only roomer in private
home, MI. 1884
LARGE FRONT ROOM, 5 windows, twin
line. Call FIR. 1854.
I29 TENN. AVE. NJ block Lincoln
Portable sleeping rooms for Government
employed, refined couples: also single room
for q gentleman; no drinking. Phone
Ii. 954S
1116 NEAL ST. N.E.-Nice. clean, front
room, near bath: S25 month single, $50
double FIR 2O6S
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

PARROT, talking. and nice large cage, S75.
Ii. 71C5. "a
COCKER, fe., SIS: male, $40; scottie, $40:
Afghan. $50; collie. SIS; dane, S35. Dog
Hotel, 1874 Georgia ave. IA. 4321,
WANTED good home for puppies. WO
POLICE PUPPIES for sale; male, $40; fe-
male. SIS. Call WI 1922.
PEKINGNESE, Aristocrats, show winner
pups, males, and 3 mos, wonderful
dispositions. ME. 1904, Falls Church
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MOVING. PACKING 6 STORAGE.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates;
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelmans Nov
ing q Storage Co, Taylor 2937. 90"
Evening star., 1944-02-22
WAYNE TERRACE APIS.
Phone SH. 6I95.
NEW APTS. AVAILABLE

GOOD HOPE HILLS.
In convenient Sc. section, near Naylor
Gardens, detached buildings with three
exposures.
Living room, one bedroom. porch. kitch-
en- and bath, S60.50, including utilities
To inspect: Take car to 18th and Pa.
ave. Sc, transfer to C-2 bus marked
Naylor Gardens" to 30th St, walk right
to 3012 and 3016 Both st. Sc.
For Information Call Ma. 1O40.
WAVERLY TAYLOR. INC,
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POULTRY & EGGS.

BABY CHICKS, feed and poultry supplies.
James Feed Store, Inc, 619 K ST. NV
80 PULLETS, New Hampshire, for sale,
s. SO each. Laying extra large eggs. Call
SH. 4205
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.
A-ITNTT ADADTN6ENT

COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT, 8 rooms, (
and b. Box 160-V. Star.
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BRAND-NEW
FORT GREBLE APIS,
4337 NICHOLS AVE
NEAR BOILING FIELD
1914 IRVING ST. NV

room, kitchen, bath. Frigidaire. all
utilities furnished. Convenient TO stores
ana transportation. FEDERAL FINANCE
CO. 9l5 New York ave. NV. Ma. 7416.
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NEW APARTMENTS

PROSPECT GARDENS, 3Sth st. and r. !
ave.-1 bedroom units, S5S so to $50
Utilities included in rent Available i'm
mediately. Resident manaQer on nremises
Evening star., 1944-02-22
NEW APARTMENTS
New Apt. DEVELOPMENT.

MI. VERNON ave. and Glendale ave,
opposite Geo. Washington High School,
in Alexandria; Is min. from District
$50 Includes All Utilities.
Large bedroom, living room and dining
room. complete modern kitchen, colored
laundry available.
- To reach: Take A. B. & w. Potomac
Yards or Arlington Ridge road bus to E.
Monroe ave. south to Glendale ave. Apts
being completed and made available daily.
See resident manager, 301 E. Glendale.
or phone TF o0ho
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-30

gone TO be with her niece, Miss
Gwendolyn Wells, who is under
Poing treatment in a new Orleans
hospital While in New Orleans,
Mrs. Mccormack expects to have
% visit with her son. coxswain
Floyd Mccormack member Of
the u S. Coast Guard stationed
in that city.
Misses Nadine, Gladys and
Nettye Poole have returned from
visit with their sister, Mrs.
Gasque B9rria in Hurley.
Coxswain Floyd T. Mccormack
enjoyed furlough with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. j T Mccor-
mack recently
Mrs. Gasque Barria of Hurley
was an overnight guest of her
parents, Mr, and Mrs Van Pool.
Mrs. Woodrow Martin and baby
their home with Mrs Martins
THEN home with Mrs. Martins
parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. T Me-
Cormack, while her husband is
in the service stationed at Camp
Peary, Va.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-30
Life Saving Glasses
To Be Sponsored BY
Red Cross Chapter

The Jackson County Chapter
of the American Red Cross will
sponsor water safety program
in the county beginning Mon
day, July 10 and continuing
through July 81, chapter MEM
bers announced. No classes will
be held on Saturday or Sunday.
The classes will be conducted
by Misses Margaret and Claire
Brou of Ocean Springs, who have
only recently returned from the
National Red Cross. Aquatic
school in Orlando, Fla. Miss
Claire Brou will teach beginners
swimming and Miss Margaret
Brou will be in charge of the Sc
nior life saving training. All
classes will be held during the af-
lernoon.
Senior life saving classes are
limited 10 20 members but no
limit has been placed on the be-
einners section. Miss Margaret
Brou was sent to the school by
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-30
Poscogoulo Girls
Win Distinction
At Blue Mountain

A release from Blue Mountain
College gives d resume of the
activities of Miss Cannie Marie
Crane during the course of her
studies at that Institution from
which she has recently taken her
degree as bachelor of arts. 1t
states that while Miss Crane
maintained a heavy academic
course of study she was d lead
ing figure in the extra-c -curricular
campus schedule where she was
an Euzelian officer, senior
class officer, a member of the
May court and of the BSU Coun-
ell.
Miss Crane, who is the dauRh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. b Crane
Of Pascagoula, majored in English
and modern languages
Before transferring to Blue
Mountain, Miss Crane attended
Hillman College. Clinton, Miss
While there she was elected
Miss Hillman.p She took Il
prominent part in college aetivi-
ties at Hillman where she was a
member of the International
Public Relations Club. the Glee
Club, the French Club and the
Hillman quartet She was also
on the staff of the college paper,
The release also announces that
Miss Ielma Van Osdol, another
Pascagoula girl, was also gradu-
ated from Blue Mountain at the
same time. Miss Van Osdol ma
jored in English and minored in
Bible and language Like Miss
Crane she was leading figure
III extra.currlcuia and religious
sctivities ON the campus
Miss Van OsdoI who has the
distinction of having made the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-30
Mrs. M. S. Eslinger
Entertdins SurUh
Bennett Circle

The Sarah Bennett Circle Of
the Woman's Society Of Christian
Service of the First Methodist
Church of Pascagoula, enioved
the hospitality of MRS. Nj. s. Es-
linger at the meeting at 8 O'clock
last Monday afternoon.
The chair was occupied by Mrs.
X. NJ. Lucas serving in the abb
sence of Mrs. Lambert Roberts
who was unable to be present.
The devotiopal was led by Mrs.
S E. Jordon who also directed
the study OF a chapter of the
book, "The Lords Song in a
Strange Land"
The topic was Rural Work in
Mexico" and 1t was interestingly
developed by Mrs. Jordon who
was ably assisted by Mesdames
Lucas, David and Ward.
Following the study period
Mrs Eslinger served a refresh
ment course.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-30
Orange Grove

Pvt Henry Roberts. who is
stationed at Camp BIanding. Fla,
Is enjoying ten-day fusloagh
with his wife and children in the
home Of Mrs. Roberts parents,
Mr and Mrs. G. Fl. Greene, and
also visiting his brother and sis
ter-m-law. Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Roberts.
J. w Pendarvis and sister,
Mrs Owen Snow Of Mobile, were
weekend guests Of their grand
mother. Mrs. Viola Taylor. and
aunt, Mrs. Lethia Lunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton SteWai [
and daughters, Emma Helen and
Mildred, and Miss Troy Lee Pitt
man, visited relatives at Lake
Como, Miss. during the week
end. Miss Pittnan remained for
longersvisit.
Miss Addie Odene Pittman of
Lake Como, Miss, is visiting her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs
Clinton Stewart,
Kay Swayze and Mona Khayat
of Moss Point. were recent guests
OF Mildred Stewart
Friends of the John Mcdonald
family sympathize with them in
their recent sorrow, in the death
Of their husband and father.
Miss Emma Helen Stewart is in
Morton, Miss, at Roosevelt State
Park this week attending tire
Methodist Youth Camp
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service met in the church
for its regular meeting The
meeting was opened with the
song, What Friend We Have
in Jesus" Mrs. Harry Bragg, the
president, presided Mrs Mafvell
Taylor had charge Of the pro-
gram which was taken from the
World Outlook. She was assist /.
ed by Mesdames w O. White. G.
II Green and G. l.. Stewart. Mrs,
Bragg closed the meeting with
d very interesting devotional.
taking the scripture from the 18th
chapter of john
Miss Lucille Hart, home econ
omies teacher in the Moss Point
High school was in our commu
nifty looking after tile summer
home projects of the girls taking
ller course.
Beatrice Hamilton of Grand
Ray, Ala. is visiting her cousin,
Ethel Hamilton
MRS. Walter Roberts had as
her guest, for the day her sister
in-law. Mrs Oscar Hutchinson OF
rasesgoiala.
MRS. ]. T. Mccormack is IN
New Orleans this week, having
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-30

truck Wednesday of last week.
are that he is much better than
he was last Saturday night when
his life was despaired of.
Mr.. Smith sustained a badly
crushed pelvis and three breaks
in the thigh bone of his right
leg and will be at the hospital
for some time, according to re-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-30

port given by his brother, P M.
Smith of Birmingham, who with
another brother, c. Daniel Smith,
arrived in PascagcSila Sunday.
He has son, Edward A
Smith who is a stud,1it at a can
didate officers naval school at
the University of the South at
Sewanee, Tenn.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-30

the county Red Cross chapter
and her sister attended with her
Any person in the Moss Point
Pascagoula area interested is re-
quested to contact cyril Slyfield
in Moss Point or Al. p. MAY in
the USO in Pascagoula.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-30

honor roll was awarded the WMtI
scholarship and served on the
BSU Council. She was mem
her OF the Junior-F Freshman we'd
ding party, and was an officer Of
the Classical Club. She is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l..
Van Osdol of Pascagoula, and is
{ graduate from the high school
of that city.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-30
Reports From Bedside
OF Fl. E. Smith Are
Proving Encouraging

Reports from the Jackson
County hospital where H. E.
Smith has been under treatment
after having been run over by a
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-30

Egyptian soap is made chiefly
from cottonseed oil and caustie
soda.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-28

Guard from New London, Conneetl- cut The Coast Guard combine With two games already under their belts and both convincing victories, will arrive at the Yale Bowl this week on the top end of the betting odds of 3 to 1, These comparative veterans will face @ team which we have heard has the potential qualities Of e "steamroller', but as yet Howie Odells youthful, and in most cases inexperienced proteges, have yet to prove their weight in gold. On the basis of the Guards mems two wins by very decisive margin In both eases will pick them to take Yale by two toueh- downs at least,
 wv VVVV
 CROSBY versus Torrinston at the Municipal Stadium on the first day of tho coming weekend should either lean one way or the other towards Crosby or towards Torrington, And after the CroSby-Ansonia game last week We are inclined to give the nod to the Donahue men from Torrington. Of course the reason for this decision in part is accounted for by the fact that Crosby will probably be minus one of their sterling backs in Al Fisehang and another baeEheld lun1lnaFy in Jimmy Latimer. The latter played BoIne in the AnSonia game hut not enough to count one way or an- other.
 Nevertheless at the present mo. ment the Crosby squad looks pretty much rlddled by injuries and whether their reserve strength Is enough to overcome the Torrington combine Is subject open to dc. bate. But playing it safe l will give the edge to Torrington to beat Crosby by at least one touchdown and a point and maybe more, May the best team winl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-28
Consolation D-D
 Paid By 'Gonsett

PAWtueket, R. l., Sept, 2B-Wheh Waileon ran on from the post n the second race last Monday aii's was subsequently withdrawn from the race by the stewards, dansetts new Daily Double Consolation pool came into operation for the first time in this country, The result was pleasing and very satisfying 10 the customers, especially to those who had coupled No. o, Balmy Spring, winner of the first race, with Walloon, No. . in the second race.
 Balmy Springs starting price in the first race was 3-2. When the Consolation pool was figured those who had coupled Balnny Spring with WaiIoon ln the Double re" ceiVed odds better than 4--i. Prior to the introduction Of the new rule by tho 0anmsett management, bets tors or numbers 6 and 5 would have received only Q refund Of their orig inaI stake. These figures gre arrived ct by the division Of c pool formed by ali horses iii the first Face that were coupiel with Wailoon in the second.
 In the FefiguFing necessary for the Daily Double after Wallocn had been withdrawn, tho winning cofIls binatlon was affected but little, At the first figuring Bairay Spring and MissinenoW were returned Rt e3a6,0O for Q e2 ticket; the FeslguF. Ing after Walleonb withdrawal paid D4i0,2o for . a ticket
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-28

Parties and Contests are held seV- eral times Q year to mark various holidays and special events. Cham plons are determined in every event on the Annual Open House or Champions Day,
 schedule
 The following schedule of activities hos been set up by William John. son Executive Director; High School boys Gym and swim periods every weekday from 2;30 to 3;30 D. m, ca. dets Athletic League every Monday and Thursday from 3;50 to s D, fl1,, the Plebes Athletic League meets each Tuesday at 3:30 and Saturday at 10 Q. m. The Junior Athletic League competes on Wednesday at 3:30 D, m, and Saturday at 6;30 D, m. The famous Victory League of Basketball will again be held every Monday starting ct 0i30 D. m.
 A new Keystone League will be held each Thursday starting at 6:30 D. m, Physical Training and Body Building classes for Mldgets and Juniors are scheduled every Friday from 3;30 to 6 D. m The fnterme. diates and Seniors Physical Training and Gymnastic Glass will meet on Tuesdays at 8:30 D. f1,, Starting at 8 D. m. on Tuesday the Mems Con- ditioning and Recreation Group work out on the Gym Friday nights arc reserved for Varsity teams and Soclalite Dances. Mems Volleyball league is from to 6;30 D, m, on Tuesday, Group Clubs well compete in their League on Saturdays from l to 0 D. m, under the direction of Mario General
 Swimming
 In the Swimming Pool, Senior members periods are before 2 D, m, and after 2 D. m, every day the Intermediates arc scheduled from 2 D, m. to 3;30 D. m. nnd from 0;30 to 8;30 D, lTl,, Plehes, Midgets and Juniors swim regularly everyday ae. cording to schedules which change to fit their gym periods. Glasses in Functional Swimming and Life Sav- ing are conducted during special periods, Water Polo and Water Basketball are two of the new games being played during regular swim periods.
 The Games Rooms and Library are open every day for al members and over a dozen new games have been added to the wide assortment of last year, Tournaments and con. tests in table tennis, bowling, check CTS, pool pnd darts will be offered for al groups by Eddie Herbert games director. Glasses in arts and crafts under the direction of Mike Belloise will De held every Thurs day afternoon.
 This program at tho BoyS' Club ls open to any boy fin Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-28
Borough Women BowIers Set Go

NaugatueE, Sept. 2s - The Ladies afternoon leagues at the Naugatuck r. M. .. A. will start next week, secretary A. s. Cox announced here today.
 The committee In charge of the leagues consists Of Mrs. Henry zwIok Mrs. M. Hyde, Mrs. Deborah KaEs emekas, Mrs. A. Hermonat and Mrs. J. K. Fredsall.
 The committee has Issued | cord. lal invitation to any Naugatuok woman, whether An old or new res- ident here, who may Do interested n bowling, to contact any member or the group, and accommodations VIII DO arranged for Inembership on one Of tho league teams.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-28
Narro sonsett
 Closes s Saturday

Pawtuekot, R, r., Sept, 20 --dah' sett's highly successful Autumn meeting draws to q eloss with the running of the Governors Handi' cap on Saturday, when . strong field of handisap stars will eefn' pete for the eb,000 added money and Q handsome trophy awarded tho winning owner by Rhode Islands Chief Executive, The 0oy' OFnor's Handicap is one of dansett's .fenored stakes, having been run every year since tho tracks inception in 1884,
 Nice races will De run both on the 2Oth and the 30th, These are the closing days Of the meeting when the attendance and wagering is at It's peak. Therefore it may be eon' fidsntiy anticipated that c very subs stantial sum will Dc raised, Narra. gansett's contribution to charity during the spring meeting Of this year totaied RiS6, 6,i40,B0.