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Evening star., 1944-06-02
2 YEARS OLD.

Brick town house in excellent transit
location. Near 10th and Shepherd NV.
larse Vihe rooms hors TePafeS bsdroors slaSS
baths, gas air-conditioned heat. Sl5,500.
Good cash payment required. Call this
evening, GE. 5513. F. A TWEED CO.,
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN
COMPARE OUR BATES before you borrow
op your auto. furniture or signature
Scutheastern Discount Of Hyattsvilie. 53n3
Baltimore ave. Hyattsville. Md War
AUTOMOBILE LOANS without indorsers.
We do not check with employer or use un-
nleasant methods to ascertain credit record.
to OBJ ain money Nolan Finance Co. 100
New York eve. NV. 'Greyhound Bus Termi-
nab. RE 1900. Open til pm Jyl"
MONEY ON FIRST OR SECOND TRUST.
Prompt Action-Reasonable Rate
Nearby Md, Va OF D. c. Property
THE AMERICAN CO. S07 18Th. MA. s03S
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
P. J. WALSHE, INC,
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JOSEPH A. KAUFMAN, Attorney.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia.
Holding Probate Court.-No. f3, 514, Ad-
ministra ton This Is to Give Notice: That
the subscriber of the District Of Columbia
has obtained from the Probate Court OF
the District of Columbia, Ancillary Letters
VIRGINIA Simpson. late of the state of Viz
ginia deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber. on or before the 1th day of May.
AID. 1915: otherwise they may by law be
Given under nv hard this 1th day of
Nav, 1914. JOS. A. KAUFMAN. IS Rust
Bldg. Zone 3. tSealO Attest: THOMAS c.
SCALLEY Deputy Register of Wills for
the District OF Columbia. Clerk of the
Probate Court. my19,28.te2.
T. STANLEY HOLLAND, Attorney,
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$3.50
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Realtor

COLORED--11 room house, located at
2S"3 18th ne, Brookland. suitable for
CoLoRED. near 18th on Kenyon: house
converted into & apis. 4-story brick 4
baths, fire escapes. income Sl12 ger mo-
NJ Roberts. M oR0S g.
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14l7 K Street NV.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

SILVER SPRING. MD
Detached 6-room brick, y years old, for
sale by owner: 3 bedrooms. screened sun
porch. oil air-cond. heat. full basement,
new storm windows. laundry trays, copper
pipe. gas range, insulated, new paint
$3.50, Has FHA loan at S42 per month.
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sEASHoRE PROPERTY.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., No. g N. Bruins
wick ave. Beautiful home, 80 living rm..
4 master bedrms.. 2 tiled baths. 2-car de-
tac5ed garage; exclusive Marvin Gardens
section OF Margate; exquisite and com
Rests, etc; 81 900 season. Open Sunday,
June for inspection, noon until nm
Molinari. Atlantic City 4-S44o 90
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

PAY HIGHEST all-cash prices 10, MD
|. c houses; no commission MRS KERN,
3S32 Woodlsy pl NV. co 2675
WILL PAY CASH for small house in D C.
from private party Quick settlement No
commission to pay RA 2O36
We PAY ALL CASH for ne. and Sc
Miller. 500 IIih st. Sc, FIR 2t00
BUNGALOW, northeast, northwest or Re-
thesds. Prefer 2-Story with baths, but
VIII consider smaller. WI 2635.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

10 TO roo ACRES on River I'd, Just beyond
Confessional Club; very reasonable, from
owner. WI 0SI3 or WI. 1899.
COLESyILLE, MD.-60 acres bungalow.
barn, dhtbuildings, fruit; clear and wooded; !;
$500 an acre. H. F. Bieber. SH. 6565
PATUXENT RIVERFRONT CAMP
Completely equipped for summer camp:
outstanding location; safe sand beach
dock. convenient bus service; 7-rm. dwell
ine. modern conveniences; 5 cottages. sta
BILE artesian well. Also suitable retirement
LEONARD sNIDER, LA PLATA. MD.
NEAR ROCKVILLE, MD
$50 acres, chester loan soil: 50-cow
dairy, shipping to D. c. Good main
brick house. also tenant house 33-head
livestock: tractor and other implements
Priced low for quick sale. Reasonabl
JOHN A. BRICKLEY. EXCLUSIVE AGENT
Forest Glen, Nd. Sligo S55l.
BABY FARMS
FROM 8. ACRES UP TO % ACRES
AT AUCTION
SATURDAY. JUNE 3, 2:30 PM.
JUST BEYOND CENTERVILLE.
Each tract fronting on Lee highway with
electricity. available; convenient bus serv-
ice. Watch for signs rv On property.
1oe; day of sale, 'l55a Is days balance
ll''" swARPs tAsPs 1Ss11sG.s EsTATE
N. c. HINES g. SONS, AUCTIONEERs,
Washington. Telephone DI 1739
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Continued on Next PagsJ
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT

FsTage, bath, cleo. coal hot-air furnace
lot 60xl000 HILLSIDE Ol92-J 49Ol Nj 81
Sc Hillside, Nd
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

Sl1.S0O-
Well-located detached brick spacious
rooms, 3 bedrooms. large closets: in new
"ondition: oil h.-wh h; garage, deep land
fCaped lot: ] block to Nebraska ave and
afayette School Exclusive Call EN-
200 until pm. F. A. TWEED CO.,
1904 Conn ave
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$14,750-Chevy Chase, D. C.

Situated Just west OF Conn. ave. in a
nHlet shaded square, convenient to Alice
deal as family home; 4 bedrooms .
baths, large living and dining rooms,
pantry. attic: automatic heat: Lear ga
rage: attracttvely HANDICAPPED lot: reason
able terms. Shown by appointment. This
evening call MIR. LATTMER, EN-. 0710.
Thos. J. Fisher & Co, Inc, realtors, DI.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
IWo,FAMILY 10N FAMILY HOUSES in Sc. Washing
rooms and bath. recreation room in
P1ee 81 hes5 es uasn Rsnt 70, sla
CORNER, DoWNTOWN-5o-ro room dwelling,
turnlsned. Now used as guest house
Easily converted into hotel, apts.. Offices
e,,I1 or professional bldg. Cafe space first floor
now fo se,e vaean1' Prize reduced for quick sale
Star 4.
e1e6 18th ST. N.E.-store and 2 apts,
4 liz " 30 Thacker' 1901 North Capitol St
1890 clock 18th ST. N.w.-store and 3
apis. store well leased to responsible
tenant; annual income 50 $50; no expense
M estae Me- sSas sa1es or PTcea e sell
3 ROOMS. as 3 apis. or rooming house.
income Sl55 mo-; ami; toll heatl; 3 RIGS
,Easl: $3.50; blk. of Congressional
Library. FIR. 6047. -
IAkoMA, D. c. LARGE DETACHED
tcsme tota 1sn IS spts and separate small house
WASHINGTON REALTY Co. GE. 1900
TWO 4-FAMILY UNITS. SPLENDID NE
location, buildings almost new, no operating
expense tenants pay all utilities: annual
1NVFgTI RG4ms Se 20. lI IT WILL PAY 1 Y0U TO
MENL Ne so,d.Pa Paicsd to seIl At only ss9,5on
SOLDANO REALTY CO, al5 Eve st. n W.
BUSINESS AND INDUSTRIAL LOCATIONS.
AGE FOR POSTWAR DEVELOPMENT
w. S. HOGE, JR., CHI. 060O.
1918 Lee HgWV.. Arl. Va
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE, secretarial service il needed
ais. and , room Offices, furnished or
DESK SPACE. furnished; modern build
ing, 18th and K sts. NV. phone service,
etc; suit. real estate or insurance brokers
VIII make attractive proposition to good
insure zee producer Phone EX OSOO %
OFFICE. desk space for mailing address
80 month up; Leonard Co., 2909 N
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COLORED-4 APIS
COLORED
NV
COLORED.

Beautiful Park I'd. home. e large rms
ful celia new automatic instant heater.
ION front ana back yards; excellent con-
olL!oA. Ask for A. W. Stephens, DE lb@
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

UNFURNISHFD, mi. north of Bethesda;
gas kitchen, modern 5 rms; S65 mo-,
years lease. OR. 1857.
FOR RENT-House. & rooms with bath;
Arlington, Va; $40. CHI. 1883.
BELTSVIILE GARDENS = 3 r APT,
bath, electricity. private entrance, heat
furnished; S45 mo-
ERWIN REALTY CO,
Call HysttSyille n33i
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY wAN1rp
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SAILS

HAVE CLIENT interested In purchase of
NJ 2a2U wa
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PETWORTH.

1s-ft. row brick: 3 bedrooms and bath.
Enclosed sleeping porch, detached garage,
oition. Call Mr.. Tabb, WO. 1857 with
Thomas L. Phillips
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42a 11th ST. N
Third Floor

Centrally located downtown corner.
suitable for school or can be partitioned
into ot1ces:- 2,SOO So it., with outlook on
both l1th and sts.; two sets Of toilets;
heat furnished.
H. G. SMITHY CO.
Sl1 18th ST. NV MA. 5000
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TIRES FOR SALE.

One day service, by appointment onlv
Car ME 1853. Custom built work Crads
l and grade tires carried in stock
GOODYEAR Tire Co, 209 New York ave.
nW Leave car In the morning, call for
same at 8.
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GROOM FRAME HOUSE

tSSCNl HoOEE
ON ACRE OF GROUND.
just of new Lee blvd in Arlington:
.3-ft, living rm; with fireplace, o~ling
rm;' Sitchen and 3 bedrms. and bath on
2nd floor; storm sash and screens, Lear
garage , lots can be sold off or used
as bldz. site. Price SIO.5O0.
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO.,
POSI- Wilson Blvd, Arl, Va
Oh. 3l3l. Realtors Ewes GIL 44S4
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BATTERY PARK, MD

Sl4,95O.
Spacious center-hall corner residence
with beautiful handicapped grounds. Con-
tsins 9 rooms. 2 baths, automatic heat
and garage. The house has recently been
refnished Near schools and transporta-
ton. Vacant. To inspect phone Major
Lane, MA. 1900. EVENINGS, WI. $3.50.
BOSS & PHELPS.
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BROOM BRICK BUNGALOW
IN NEARBY ARLINGTON, VA
Spacious living rm. with fireplace. large
bedrm. with tiled bath. kitchen big enough
M Mfor breakfast alcove and utility rm.;
oil heat: lear detached sarage no re-
fIiserator: ideal for couple Price $3.50.
THoS: 6. MAGRUDER CO.
305l Wilson Blvd.,sArl., Va
Oh. 3l3l: Realtors. Ewes, GL. 44s4.
FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA, BETWEEN
Dranesville and the Potomac-40 acres of
hill and valley, big and little trees small
streams; with Door old house and nice place
for garden. hidden from traffic Section is
one OF large holdings and good people
Price, $4,000; mortgage $500. payable
25uO per year 81; balance cash.
~ LOUIS P SHOEMAKER.
10 < St. NV. MA, 1853
CHOICE HOME NEAR FALLS CHURCH
GoI rooms N = and bath oil heat; big lot gar
), acres. on Lee Highway lovely --room
rnnQern house: shade and shrubbery:
Sl5 5000: grand home; to inspect call
M. MORAN, Falls Church sl2-J-2, or
3l09 UPsHUR ST, DECATUR HEIGHTS.
Md.-5-r. bungalow, > yrs. old, near Peace
Cross; bath electricity, aforementioned
heat, fun basement. space in attic for extra
rooms, paved street, elevated lot Posses
sion; $1,000: terms.
Colmar Manor. Md-6-r bungalow
bath electricity, furnace heat, built-in ga l.
rage corner lot, paved street; S6 900:
$1,000 cash, balance mo
ERWIN REALTY co
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TRAILERS FOR SALE.

TRAILERs FOR SALE.
DUO, l941, 26la IT.. 3 rm. arr; perm. bed,
good tires. Temple Trailer Village. Lot 81,
Alexandria, Va. -
TRAILER. Ie4I, % IT,,
permanent bed. reasonable. quick sale.
6 VIII, Canary Park, Berwyn, Md.
hoUSE TRAILER, Hayes. 1910, GOOD
tlres, electric brakes: must sell at once;
privats owner. SH 7OO7.
sChULTZ, ls IT., fully equipped. sleeps 4:
cneap. c. Z. GRAY. 1871 GEORGETOWN
rd., corner Fairmont
1914 kozy Coaches and Platts. Many
5000 used models Cash for your trailer.
RICHTER TRAILER SALES,
Route ], Berwyn, Md Tel Bervyn as
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AUTO TRUCKS rop sA.r

TRAILER, nat bed 7xI8 IT.: dual wheels.
air, air brakes, Lapeer 2-ton and hoosup::
soou lot ipm1sr % or heavy hauling 1i6o
2h-YARD DUMP BODY. with He'll hoist.
complete shield for cab: new eondition'
car oe seen at l4o1 st. sc. TR. 400.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

The only Thor Washers that
can be made now are going 10 the boys in
service. Don't be surprised if boy in Green
land or Africa or the Pacific tells you there is
one at his camp! And you won't begrudge
him the comfort and convenience Of Thor,
Evening star., 1944-07-23
Born In MAlAy2

WHEN peoples eyes pop open at Raffles'
exploits, his owner pretends to be quite casual
about it. After all" he recently remarked.
"Malaya is a queer place. They've got fish
there y'know, that actually climb trees.
Mr.. Wells is a tall, 1.-THE gentleman with
bronzed complexion and handsome steely-
white hair. He bounces about dynamically in
way that bellies his 5O-odd years. Born IN
England, he was an engineer and drlfted into
the exploration game while surveying the
Malayan jungles for the Siam-to-Slngapore
railroad. He has been exploring Africa and
the Orient for Is years.
The talking bird was discovered by Mrs.
Wells in Malaga while the couple were taking
motion pictures there in 1889. The f1edgllng's
mother had been killed by tree snake, and
its cries for food attracted attention. The
Evening star., 1944-07-23

usual mynah, Acridotheres tristis, is brown
ish-colored bird, but when this specimen
turned out to be blackish, the native servants
became excited. Men," they told Mrs.
Wells, him talking bird. him talking bird"
The bird was named after Sir Thomas Stam-
ford Raff1es (l78l-l826), the founder of Singa-
pore. His pathological name is G1denl0
religiosa intermedia, and he is a distant
cousin of the American grackles.
Raffies began to communicate intel
ligibly at the age of four months when he
said, ''Hello.' 1t annoys his owners when
he is mistaken for a parrot or a crow.
Parrots" says Mrs. Wells scornfully, lust
repeat what you say, but Raff1es answers
questions and he follows cues. When he was
on the program with Fred Allen he had
regular script written for him and he followed
it faithfully"
Raffles learns lot from the radio. Visitors
sitting alone in the apartment, have been un-
believably shocked when suddenly, from the
empty depths of the room, the horrendous
sound of a squeaking door is heard, with
piercing scream following it. It's Raff1es, OF
course, and he does it just for fun. He added
terror to his repertoire after listening one
night to a thriller murder program.
An Apt Student
Mrs. WELLS says she trains Raff1es with
affection While teaching him new words or
new trick, she continually strokes his neck.
He learns a new word in about two days.
Punishment is ineffective. When Raff1es is
slapped, he cringes and sits lstlessy in his
cage for days He is upset by ropes or cords,
anything coled that resembles a snake, the
hereditary enemy of the mynahs. Although
he has never seen snake, Raffles screeches
historically when the maid drags a vacuum
cleaner cord over the carpet.
As yet, romance has not entered his life.
Not long ago, Raffles was taken to the WASH
ington, D. c., Zoo and presented to the lady
mynah there. He turned his head away and
ignored her.
"You see, he just doesn't know he's bird"
explains Mrs Wells 'He thinks he's human
being
Maybe he's right If you think of those
broadcasts, War Bond sales and hospital
visits. you'll agree that Raffles is bird who's
doing man-sized job. The End
Evening star., 1944-07-23

"Woo-woo!" cried Raffies. in a perfect
approximation of the wolf-call. The men be-
gan to smile - for the first time since they
came to the hospital. The smiles broadened
into grns. Suddenly, as Raffles began to CUR
gle repeated woo-woos. they broke into
healthy laughter.
They clustered around the bird and he
went through his routine. He whistled Amer
ica' and Hail Hail. the Gangs All Here,
initiated an electric buzzer and creaking
door. changed his voice from tenor to bass,
happily shrieked "Oh, boy when he was
StrOked.
Doctors marvel at the results of Raff1es'
visits to patients. Typical is this message from
an Army hospital psychiatrist: One mans
case was considered hopeless until Raff1es
came. Now we think he is on his way to
complete cure"
Hes Robin-size
UNLIKE most tropical birds, the mynah's
pumage is rather dull Raffles is bluish-back
except when he's in the sun, when flecks of
green and gold and purple sparkle on his neck.
He is not much bigger than good-szed
robin, and weighs about one pound.
Raifles enunciates his words clearly, speak
ing with a slight British accent. Have
bawth?" Raffles will say, when he wakes up.
He generally arises at am. and announces
the event by pulling at a strap in his cage,
which rings small silver bell. He is then let
IS A,rb Z
After his setting up exercises and his "bawth,
he preens himself for an hour, giving each
feather individual attention
Breakfast is then eaten with his owners,
and he gulps some orange juice. followed by
medium boiled egg. His main meal. in the
afternoon, consists of a banana, teaspoontul
of grated carrot, and some bird meal. Twice
a week he gets handful of crushed red pep
pers the hot spicy kind. He does not touch
tea or coffee, but is not averse to spot OF
brandy after dinner The bottle of brandy
is carried in his travelling case, which also
contains some bananas, bunch of Con-
cord grapes - his favorite delicacy a
bottle of cod-liv oil, some olive oil. and
jar of peppers.
The thermometer in his cage is carefully
watched; when the air gets below rs degrees
it gives him the shakes. On a recent trip to
Denver Raff1es had chill Mr.. Wells had the
Los Angeles Flyer stopped at four in the
morning while the conductor went to the
engineers s cab for some hot water for Raffles'
hot-water bag This was the only time the
FLYER ever had halted in mid-passage, but
Raffles health was more important than
schedule.
Rnvu In MalAv1
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-27
Noroh Mccarthy
 Leaves Tee FoIIies" "

When the Ice Follies opened in Hollywod several months ago feat ured pairs number was skated by Betty Schalow and Arthur Preusch the National Pairs champions in 1e43. Two weeks after the opening Preusch went into the service, and Miss Schalow went into the line and also into practice on new solo routine.
 When the Follies opens in New Haven next Monday night, Demem- Der 4, Miss Schalow will make her debut in the singles number, re- placing Norah Mccarthy, the Can- adian girl who was featured for two years. Miss Mccarthy leaves the Fol lies at the end of the New York en- gagement to go to the Coast where she will marry Michael Kirby, her partner last year. Kirby is in service
 Miss Schalow is skater with per- sonality plus, and world of ability and she's bound to be welcome ad- dition to the 'principar' cast.
 Best choice of seats for the Fol- lies is on Monday, Tuesday, Wednes- day and Sunday nights. Tickets may be purchased at the box office and by mail. -
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-27
Bodn1inton

In the second straight match of the year, the Waterbury YMCA Class (A) Badminton team defeated the Naugatuck Y yesterday after noon Az in the borough city.
 Tn the first sinugles match be- tween Jim Lockwood and Zig Jur- zlnski, fierce match was battled out in which Jurzinski won out by the scores of 15-11, 8-l5 and 15-9.
 In the first match of the season the Waterbury YMCA, Class B team defeated the New Haven Y Glass B team at the local Y yesterday 6-1 in a one-sided match.
 In the singles matches played: Joe Sullivan, captain of the Water cury team won easily from Oppic of New Haven, 15-5, 15-3.. Ed Gra- ham of Waterbury walked through ais match, easily to win from Hop kinson of New Haven, 15-2, 15-1 in one-sided match.
 In the singles matches played, Joe Sullivan, captain of the Wa terbury team won easily from Op- pie of New Haven, 15-5, 15-3. Ed Graham of Waterbury waltzed thorugh his match, easily to win from Hopkinson of New Haven, 5- ?, 15-1 in a one-sided match.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-27
(By Unitde Press)

NOy OAAASAC \ ACSoI
 New Years day football Bowl game lineup:
 (By United Press) (Won, lost and tied records in par enthesis)
 Rose Bowl, Pasadena, Cay- Southern California (7-O-2) vs Ten nessee (6-0-D, probable attendance 90,0OO.
 Sugar Bowl, New orleans-Ala- bama (5-1-2) vs Duke (5-4-O. Probable attendance 10000. torooeluey
 Orange Bowl, Miami, Fla.-Geor- gia Tech (7-2-O vs Tulsa t6-2-0- probable attendance 35,000.
 Cotton Bowl, Dallas, TeX-Texas Christian 7-1-D vs Oklahoma A & M. (7-1-O. Probabel attendance 35 ,O0O.
 Oil Bowl, Houston, Texas-op- ponents not named. Invitations ten- dered to Randolph Field (Tex) Pliers (9-O-O) and Bainbridge, Md. Naval (9-O-0) with Rice Institute (4-6-0) also considered. Probable attendance 15,000.
 Sun Bowl, Fl Paso, Texas.-Op- ponents not no med. Promoters seek ing top flight service elevens. Prob able attendance 10000.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-27
Hi-Y Football

Going into the eighth week of play in the lily Touch Football League, Lancers and Alpha are still out front with six wins and one loss and Wilby right behind with five wins and one loss. The game of the week will be when Lancers and Wilby collide Monday evening at 6:3O. Both of these teams have lost one game to date. Alpha, who IS also leading in the race is idle this week with bye.
 Kara, hard fighting club, has won four games and lost two to date ard they are on the upgrade and this week will play a New Club in the League who have taken the Dixies place who have dropped out of the league for the rest of the sea- son.
 Gamma Psi dropped down to fourth place this week when they dropped a game to the Lancers. Three teams are tied for fifth place, namely, Beta, White Elephants and Tech. Tn sixth place is PiLambda who dropped a game this past week to Wilby. Seventh place is held down by Sigma, eighth by Delta and Epesilon, a new club in this league, taking A.Z.A.'s place, will be out in full force against their opponents week.
 All games are played on the "Y" gym surface.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-27
Gomez, FioreIIo
 Here Fridoy Eve

After doing a 19-month hitch in Uncle Sam's, Navy, Indian" Co., meg, the Cuban middleweight champion is now in the better con- dition than he was before entering the blue uniform. It was in Water bury that Gomez had his first fight in this country and it was in Wa terbury that he met the same Jerry Fiorello and it was this fight that had the fans on their chairs for fully ten rounds. Gomez just get ting back to civilian life is now hard at training every day with Jose Bosora and Harold Green get- ting in trim for his bout with Ja- cob LaMotta in January. Nat Rog- CTS, Garden matchmaker will be at ringside to watch these two slug ging batlers go at it as he Is seek ing an opponent for Billy Arnold. wkho is running short of foes. On December 1lth Fiorella meets Tom my Bell in St. Nick'S arena also Mike Jacobs boxing arena.
 Waterbury fans are in for a treat Friday night when these two club fighting middleweights exchange hooks, jabS and crosses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-27
odeII Satisfied With Yale Record

New Haven, Conn, Nov. 27-(UP) A conversion kick that fell too short kept Lale from closing out perfect record football season against University of Virginia Sat- urday, but head Coach Howie ODel was satisfied today that his eleven had made the best showing of any Eli team since Bill Mallory,s 1923 outfit ran through an entire Sched- ule without defeat.
 Yale gained a tie with a hard fighting Virbinia combination, and the 6-6 score was the only stalemate 0 fthe 1924 program which found Yale on the winning side for seven straight encounters.
 A 79-yard touchdown march in the third period, spearheaded by Roger Barksdale, the Arkansas Traveller, and climaxed by big Bill Penn's plunge from the one-yard line, was the most spectacular show ing of the Elis the entire season. It also wsa their only formidable dem- onstration against the Cavaliers vino scored in the opening period.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-27
Navy Coach Feels
 Bows Are Sharp

Annapolis, Md, Nov. 2T-OP)- Comdr. Oscar (Swede) Hagberg, trying to prevent staleness on his razor sharp" Navy football squad, tapered off scrimmage and heavy drills today after a week of ''pret- ty strenuous work.'
 T just hope the boys don't get too confident of themselves, but feel they are pretty sharp" Hagbere sadi. He expected elation over the return of Bob Jenkins, the hard hitting backfield star, who suffered charley horse and was out nearly two weeks.
 However, he said that Hal Ham, berg, his forward passing specialist and triple threat star, was mot up to scratch" Teh 150-pound back has operated at reduced efficiency all season because of injuries.
 Highlights of the drilling was 8 Saturday dress rehearsal" game against the squad (B) shock troops. who had the names of standout Army players spread acros stheir jerseys,