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REPAIRS and SERVICES.
ADDING MACHINES and typevrite:

ADDING MACHINES and .typewriters re-
Ss paired quickly; factory-trained mechanics.
oFFIeE MAeanNE coRP Pau5e Bond ff Blds sssS
ALARM daKs GE9GKs SERT S.sRs Ms,fhes 5epsi5sd te
cSeIseIT9as Bldg, l4th and 6 NV. ~',. s5s go
ehinss: s4-hr. sAHl Service IL ssss. saSsins an ma
MS nets, tarpasiins. heavy % and lisbt ' cam san
vas Rsrfp sspelrins nrI, p PRocTER ~ Co. Ex: e797.
Guiding white recessed enameled iron tub;
good quality, closet accommodations and
Gets; Have tn At bathroom installed now;
faks s up or to free years to pay Gen Sog Adags
ear1fHt tSs HSLlnE 1MskoyEMENr E CO., 60 st.
NV. NV Phone PI; 4741. Painting' interior
Free estimate Can Mr. se G. Sf5S ToWR. Ra'ns 1e.
CARPENTRY-Porch- and garage repairs.
Gall AL after pm, JACK SPARKS. HO.
CEMENT WORK, new or repaired; steps,
porehes' walls. driyeways, walks cellars,
ny sSs soSs IN ['sE RA As'0gP:a
A. rs up ssSsS EsiSsf; 54
Ell EIEcTRicAL APPLIANCES of all types re-
RhEcTRicIANssht. hssaSa s ass0 heat and power ass
@Hts5 Sous psivf ssivce PE R ags aSs ztures
ELEcTRficAL TRouSLEs Ell immediate serv-
ice, Repairs and new. installations, wiring
ELEoTkIs %islsG eD"S; fixtures, res eat e1tfs OUT a
ExFFnT sff Co. MssSS asss Ga GOVT RA BTssrork sss
0Iasi RRalaESS s. a85s 5sp"'e' glass 0Hfss
9oss e sfsREP o asf o 5sniase hooR essRsa sHRS
az ESos % s. is;o sAEk "a szsS koAD aous
FTRNfTuRE Fun REPAIR, cabinetwork: abGs free
work guaranteed; 4s-hr. service. STEWART
EsGH Taf sRicf fhusso WoRk Sl stores s steps,
nreplaces p1 81, copcgete SgS5 work, etc. RINALDI
4 HEaTiNd All e. dPIuMB1Ne, American Radissor iss
boilers and furnaces, coal. gas and oil
hom bosr and as radlators 4r ayeFiss nstaiea flss
soVsmber ffee e informstio1na, ss 1ay%Ssas pSons
10 osnsasfr AEkIeaN Isf e2Ss TAsb sB
iN42hIoR AER hNGN5ES5MG 5ES6TGafiSSc 81 n.,nt,n, ~,
eS5 sHop 81 zs4 7NzE Hb
212S; REM;-ToNE PA1NT1NG-Let us Kem-rone
E9us @ apeas f calf AT. SHns s5se u Nd va 1s sna
LAWN MOWERS sharpened and repaired
also saw oue-Qdy service. JOE
HANDY, 1900 H st. ne. Ii. 4574.
BEDDING CO. 1924 18th st. NV NE
PAINTING, paperlng, general home re-
pairs. THE NATIONAL PAINT SHOP.
aaSs Ms snd He Sss7 quality work a.
low prices; prompt attention Also plaster
ing and floor reanishing. RA. 1920.
PAINTING by reliable white mechanics;
papering, carpenter reps; all work guar
anteed; best materials. MR.. RIDENOUR,
HO 3i47.
mates. Call BAXTER or LAWRENCE,
CO.. 547S.
PAINTING, gpaperhanging in decorative
specially. PAUL POLOKOFF. DI. 4S71.
PAINTING AND DECORATING, CONNER
ship. Cali A. SANDERS. RA. 1911. Iss
PAINTING and Kemtoning, interior and
exterior; work Euaranteed. Cali Mr..
COMPTON, Union O073.
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SITUATIONS MEN tcon,.,

JANITOR, colored,. recommended by pres
salary and quarters. Write CLARENCE
SWAHM, 5M S1ko 1624 18th st. n.w' or phone him.
TRUCK DRIVER OR CHAUFFEUR; good
YOUNG ,l NAN soiored. i: MECH, drafts;
clerk: avail: immed. Box 25-E, Star. 16'
YOUNG MAN, colored, wants full-time en-
ployment; experienced In stock, shipping
and wrapping but willing to learn any type
liable; salary, $35 wk or more write to
Mr. BEN MILLER. 229 55th st. ne,
Washington 10, D. c. IA
YOUNG MAN desires part-time Job, 9 pm
II p.m; have thorough knowledge Of pho
tography. Write Box 9-E. Star. Ia
YOUNG MAN (colored). h. S. educ, wants
Job as mechanics helper or driving war II
veteran. TR. 5795. 15'
POSITION. DESIRED as outside representa-
tive or salesman for established organiza-
ton, Young man., 81, veteran. with ex-
personality and good appearance. Have
late.model car. Not interested in low
starting salary with rosy postwar pros
poets. Want to represent a reputable
product Or idea on salary and commits
sion or straight salary basis. Box GAZE,
Star
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

STENOGRAPHERS, $50 wk.; sten.-engi-
ne neering. rims. S52 wk.: legal stem, 33 hrs. wk.,
syaqS; sy;a staIisteal stsn $4,000 up
ish stenog., perm, $500: Sten.-clerk, s.w.
sec, 5l2-day, S3S UP; public relations stem,
come: See Miss Young (NA. 6OSs) PER-
SONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G, next Epiphany
Church.
fall position. Register now ADAMS
TEACHERS AGENCY, 2o4 Colorado Bldg,
l4th and G. sts. NV
sitions No charge unless placed: top SAL
aries aries Visit NATL, TEACHERS. AGENCY
RADIO sTENoG., S45 wk. with radio
news commentator, 5ha-day wk, fascinat-
ing work; Spanish-Eng. stenog, $50 wk
sanitation stenog, $50 wk patent law
Stenog., perm, SI95 mo. Dozens, dozens
OF excellent openings all kinds. Est. %
yrs. Better positions, see tNA 233S)
ROYD,S. 333 E ST n W
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASPHALT DRIvEWAYS, parking lots anc,
va Walks; desirable' neat; free estimates Dial
ASBESTOS SIDING, roofnr, rock wool o in.
suPpIY pI5I GaIl orsEue Us i9r estimate TN HUDSON
n;w noso Warehouse at 7th and T ne. Di.
CEMENT woRK-stone walls. naestone
IporeheS and walks. chimneys, freplaces.
SARPINTERsiNG and painting, pure Dutch
painting @ ali types sna Of Gutsqe eaTe
EL1oR ay5Ss s5syach 9Ssh,ns but the
No coSTkAeToks, 0fs Nca 9n'Snsi isia oos. Wissos.
DHNs:MANVILLE roofing, siding. insula-
GATES eosTRAGg!Nd CO. tsZi: 81! 200. eS pay
terial Repairing and remodeing; nasf asbestos aa
s,ds siding nd and roofing. Call W. D. TAYLOR,
GENERafE SlsI RAJ eoNIRsacroR esoosNniIsasc building con
struction. repairing. remodeline, asphalt
Estimates s'fHs ''Ss afss
MoDERNIZE YoUR HOME and add addi-
sional income; attics made into rooms.
sidns and roons ans
house repairs. Get our free estimate.
SSFfss eo ITO fAhoRs fz71s g. HONE
MoDERNIzE YOUR HOME Porches in
ciosed, recreation rooms built, attics I'm
Nned; concrete and brick work, painting
sash; Get our free estimate; Terms
sT sTai :, e9ntraetors; M GE;; 1851;
WATERPRoOFNG, all kinds; Easements
Waterpr oofed, windows caulked, ETC. ROB
ERT E PRICE, Republic 1881. IS.
IN VIRGINIA-Call PATTERSON GARDI-
NER CORP, Hobart 4I20, Johns Man
vile roofing. siding insulation: storm win
doWs screens. heating. remodeling Terms
REMODEL, modernizes. your nome now;
terms: Tree estimate. NATIONAL install
LAIIoN CO.. $500 Wis. ave. WI 1900.
hoOfiNG. tag asnestos sidinE. remodellng
IMPROVEMENT CO. Georgia 11os-1Ii3
Johns -Manyille.
sPRACRETE = Gun-sprayed, permanent
coating. for stucco houses: waterproofS
and decorates. sPRAcRETE co, Ma. 1863.
STUCCO HOUSES made snow white See
sample !4th and Farragut SITS. NV Dali
Ia las D BALL, As, L,;, A1; 2613 or pI: 0I22;
GARDINER CORP, Ho. 4l20; Johns-Man-
vile roofing. siding, insulation; storm win
doWs screens. heating. remodeling Terms
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

STENoGRAPHIC ana secretarial classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in, shorthand. typing. bookkeeping,
comptometer, all secretarial subjects, Civil
Service courses; Est: % years: accredited
Inquire Ma. 1888. BOYD SCHOOL, 1893
F st. topp CAPITOL Theater]
FRENCH TEACHER, Partisan, expert
enced; new. rapid method; unusual sue
PARENTS-Consult us about private
schools, Junior colleges or military schools
Rates, $3.50 up. WASHINGTON SCHOOLS
ASSOCIATION PF 3Q3Q
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MOTOR TRAVEL

RIDE WANTED to California or Colorado
by couple or would drive somebody's car
at my expense: like to leave next weeks
6i best ref ref furnished and required. eCan
Oh: 217S 1Ss
TWO LADIES with well-behaved child de-
sire ride to Bedford or Johnstown, Pa,
on or about June Is. Telephone HO. 6767.
managers office
z wish drivers. Hyattsville 5035. Ia
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE. desiring travel
to iny point on West Coast, willing to
perienced driver. Phone Wisconsin 1894
or write Box 95-E Star. 15s
folk Friday; have hotel accommoda ations
4 people. DU. $500. Ext. 42s. after 8. =
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, cp.a., executive, con-
ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started,
kept, audited. tax reports, monthly serv-
herd 1854. 16s
COLLEGE STUDENT, colored, AZ, desires
daywork between 10:30-5; honest. relia-
EXECUTIVE, member D. c. Bar Assn, per-
desirous OF Of making adyantaseo9s peo eonnsc. sss,
ton. Box 57-E, Star. 1bs
FORMER GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL, doc
adequate position as man Of confidence.
Box 32-E. Star 16s
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC,

GIRL, colored, desires housework by the
day. Phone DE 9217
GIRL, colored. dayworker N, Arlington,
Falls Church; excellent worker; Tues, Wed,
Fri, 65c hr., carfare: adults pref Box
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

LIVING ROOM, dining room and hall fur
niture, solid mahogany, in good condi-
ton, rugs, chinaware and glass, to rent at
rate. HO. 0210 after pm.
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bright young women, for
'portswear department, excellent earn
RAPLOWITz, 18th st. between E
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downtown Washington: take Park Fairfax
gto bus as 18th and Pa ave- stop
SHIRLEY DELIcATESSEN or call TE
MATTRESSES, experienced: hours. 70 TO o
or to 2: excellent wages and tips. Apply
in person, 3419 Conn. ave.
MATTRESSES, " ] must ST.; be experienced pm.
WAITREssEs AR Ii sis c2,, white; dinner to $40
pm; e2psrieneed; nE4I no Sundays Apply at
Conn. ave. Wo. 9555.
MATTRESSES, , white; good pay and tips:
ssTpndazS air so eendisgned af,p TEXANS
WAiTREssEs with soda dsn fountain ot tain expert
ence; dayWork salary, $3.50 plus meals
a pRue SFs sToRE ss5 APe1y PENN WAshlNGToN ave hR
WoMAN-Advertising agency has opening
for, young woman with advertising copy
backgroand preferred, 4o-hour Wee week; iUSal opl
sam sampIss of ,gg,I yopT work. Rm a2i-s$s. Eve
WOMAN, pleasant, efncient, to clean pho
tographers studio and work room. assist
%sSnsfass WIRE AR sSah si!h some experience
ss5ss = 1sSRfR o%Rs sEaPooD Is
WOMAN lii ssiesd Ss5s eys5 gs aS to IF
saan sm fRs En- sf1S 81 sundays or diapers
| WOMAN, mature. to take charge of small
office; knowledge of typing and some
1SGkkesRns HSIs sab g. p5s kR kPDS S45o to IL
WOMAN with some experience in meeting
public to represent local business firm
air-conditioned department store salary
AMCO PRODUCTS CO., 1912 M st. NV
| WOMAN, refined, 40 to 80, able to become
ing. duties and assist with adult who has
| suffered stroke, but not physically i'm.
| paired; own room anG bath, pleasant sur
roundings. Box 21-E, Star.
| WOMEN, white, 1S to so, $50 to S5(
week, to learn cafeteria work in one ol
j Washineton's finest .cafeterias. Meals
/ MISS GREER, CO. 90S0.
i WOMEN, age so and over, rs commune
cation carriers In downtown business or1cl
ERN UNION, Rm. 200. 1877 New Yori
ave. NV.
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COLUHEU-RESTAURA 18th ST.: mod
ern equipment and fixtures; very low rental
ana overhead; long lease; seats 81 persons;
Sei!lng at cost OF equipment Other busi-
NJ: 1901 -Sundayg- DE. 1920. 49,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES and appliances, oil burners,
stokers; gas, coal and oil heating systems
gas and electric hot-water heaters, deep
and shallow well pumps, gas ranges, kitch-
en- cabinets, storm windows and screens
Order now: FLA terms. AMERICAN AP-
PLIANCE CO., EN-. 3142. NO. 1444, DI.
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NEERlNG co, 53ll ga. ave. NV RA
HOLLYWOOD BED, single. inner-sprins
mattress; mat & like & new; box spring damaged;
s mos. like new; dishes, blankets, etc.
cheap for quick sale. I455 So 2sth St.,
sedBeSns new AcM sne p5ss a5Es sS
lSi5 lSIaIp II h1NolRTM, g EA va ssi2 20 yd
20: EEaSS x A. 4EisoiEGM Co. sa St
tNsuLATI9N 7 rs vi ,,I Rock wool balsam WoGl
your. home. Our engineers will recommend
he best type Time pasme1ts t9 S 9
sS5 has Mi 5el the ssa sas Vns
nenes 1e suite aad SeaS
tiful end tables, / coffee table and mirror:
all for $50, and S. deposit, and take 1s
months mon aI.rtIs to pay Free delivery ATLAS
Iiy. RM. SET. f.' wine. VIM mod mod. SIS; Kroydon
Ta sS si nSf lamp was ndreat 'sss s
new Army cot, ST SO; A scatter rugs. SIS;
tools. elec. material, lamps, clothes and
% get oaher esVns eWT c5eag g. esToRe u
MI So fy MP Sarn I!Es So sDess sse ans
beautiful. excellent quality. new cendi'
i.fsli LIVING ROOM JONI SUITE, pieces. ' over.
s ss9as4a sea- 5 05sns dsoT
$22 so; GE vacuum cleaner. SIS. AT
90S6, 507 st. ne, am. to pm. daily
MATTREssEs--Atlas has the all-spring.
also the Simmons Hollywood bed on legs
with inner, mattress. $40. Free
delivery. Atlas is Washington's oldest ane
Ias aPe e. g.
2 921 g st. NV. DI. 3737. d. 373s
@sss s!4 dish s1sa basket n:s s:s'':a sas -a
Mo6ERN WING CHAIR. end table, tram.
table, small oak desk, bookcases, andironf
and screen, extension ladder, stepladder,
ADnoss laEn ofsssTnisure. etc VT. $40. ka ..,.,,..
SsyiEsSMsEESg E 81. So. s4ss Sherman sss. ~
nets, metal boxes, bookcases. etc. Sun.
OVERCOAT, new cost $40, sell S35 size
a4 20; msas nsss to order. very heavy. all wool.
PAINT, inside and outside, AL colors. 81 80
per gssiionn; En -, pure @ @insesd Sil RSint; AZ col
PAPER CO.. lola 9TH st. NV. RE- O054.
PHONOGRAPn EECORDs-victor. colum-
bia, pecca. Capitol and Sonora, records
e. ard ss s01ns arse o0I1sI ssocp sns RS ifsssa sh'
MEcTRic SHOP. iso5 Mass. ave. nv,
EN- SS63.
PHONOGRAPH, portable. hand wind, ex-
Gel. cond., priced $25. FIR. O153.
PIANOS -steinway, upright, medium size,
able. Call RE. 6212. KITS, 1880 q st.
(middle Of block.
PLANOS-We have Q good selection Of
grands, small size. to concert; uprights,
large and small: all are in good condition.
all guaranteed. See us before you buy.
ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO CO., 1918 7th
st. NV. MA. 1928.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-04
Personality
 Picture Of
 Dove Ferriss
BY JACK FROST

United Press Staff COreSpOndent)
 Boston, June 4.-CUP)-Undefeat, ed Dave (Boo) Ferriss of the BostoI Red Sox, who will try to pitch his eighth straight win in the major leagues tomorrow 3
 Stands six feet two weigh$ 210 pounds wears a size 16 collar a brown suit, moderated ly prized, size A long Y. No. II shoes was born Dec. 5, 192l&I in Shaw Che drawls it "Shower"% Miss.
 Was christened David MeadowA| (mother's maiden name) .. Pre-Al fers Boo, a nickname caused by his contraction of brother" when a baby grew up on 1000 acre cot- ton farm run by dad who died two years ago come Thursday anN, cestors were from Tennessee .'s1 family home and birthplace burned Il years ago but duplicate rebuilt mother, sister, maternal grand- mother now live there .. brother irN army at San Antonio, Texas mother postmaster at Shaw.
 Father played good" semi-pro baseball ;. Boo tossed first base< ball when six boyhood ambition, baseball when big league career ends, hopes to continue in baseball, or yhpsical education. Has brown wavy hair parted or left side wears belt, no garters arises g a. m. daily =. eats fruit, cereal, toast, eggs, milk reads mail (now approaching startE, ling proportions) and reaches field for practice about Il a. m. grabs sandwich at noon .. has good dinner at night .. . loves ice cream, preferably chocolate attends movies when possible. -. Has Girl Friend Thinks Spencer Tracy, Greer Gar- son tops likes slow. sentiS mental tunes . favors Guy Lom- bardo . Among hit tunes chooses I'm Beginning to See the Light retires about II p. m. ( windows must be wide open !. keeps scrap book reads maga- zines, books on sports and sports personalities .. has girl back home | <, no wedding pidlLo oA-FCsy family car been driving since 12
 Thinks Shaw tpop. 166s) best place on earth Loves to boast of high school there |. pitched or played first base on its teams ... hurls we'll with either hand now pitching only r!ghthanded. bats left-handed .. uses 3 inch, 8" ounce bat doesn't smoke, chew tobacco or even gum when pitching likes sunny weather between TO- 75 degrees.
 Was draftd from Mississippi State for Army Air Corps with but one semester to complete ". hopes to complete semester after season ends in fall and graduate in January.
 Talks with slow. gracious drawl... is a sucker for autograph hounds. unable to refuse requests to speak. to boys clubs and father r-and-sorl. banouets shuns hero role . has had fan name baby after him.
 Wore brown size felt hat when joined Sox won seven Stralght games bats near .45o. hat sizes still is '.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-04
The Broadway
 Bugle By DAN PARKER

THE FIsT1c Doyle has other Henry Jordan Bert Lye and Coolidge Will gently complaining that the old racket of again in Jamaica Baseball Gray tune by & group S of and Ko Ss On @ of he M Merchant Marine Foundation which planning sports help New York raise it's quota
 CANADIAN MILITARY AUTHORITIES have ordered Danny Webb Coed from Montreal to stop engaging in pro Bushei specialist UsNs Miss nn s s Ss % S I and Ds @ san' G with s 9th Marines oknawa Mt Miller the sport sports w1 has , played L. l. U. Bain When lonshon LomsaIdi almost converted him into ptcher-he throws
 
 ball Club at the end of this season. Dick may Cpl who used broadcast Sunday sta in New unea The day after yE Day d It. M sa Wy5c tension wires in bombed railroad yard in Italy Lew Diamond the second lieutenant the battlefield in Ger heavyweight champ pie machine nest and is now in hospital on Guam
 SGT Special Services esrss Ss b V F l1oe m h5ss @ s os heir decorate their Astoria apartment Bernie 1anpert for Beacon weekly published for the N Naval personnel the Falmouth sports public relations tHs d h way rom the Normandy a0sa to hp m fd Dbd e National s rund @ m provide depen- share will be SlOO0OOO.
 ye discharged from which makes flight available editor shooting Florida who lost his ob steward for being energetic has resigned head of Guild including
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-04
This Sporting World
Monday Sports Wosh
By JOHN A. CLUNEY

At last the city authorities, resi- dents of our chief hostelry and the old-timerS who get the sun on the benches around the Green, need worry no longer about the pesky STARLING situation that has caus- ed the citzenry no end of concern for several years. Since the Victory House quartette of Hank O'Donnell, Russ Sumpf, Bill Derwin and James Melton Calvin sounded off the other night right in Exchange Place be- fore many relatives and friends, the STARLINGS have left for PARTS UNKNOWN. Proving, perhaps that music CD vocal or otherwise hath charms to Soothe the savage BIRDS.
 vvvVVVVvvv
 School authorities with the ap- proval of the city fathers are plot ting the greatest improvement of the age--an AIR CONDITION ED WILEY GYM. The assembly hall of the commercial school may also get the same treatment; but the gymnaSium'S ventilation syS- tenn has been so faulty for 25 years that you have to GASP your way around if you walk fast for more than 10 seconds. Mary Abbott school is also due for a general going-over that will pep up the entire neighborhood and please the teachers, principal and kids more than a little.
 vvvVVVVvvv
 Don Adelberg's thrill of a life time came on d day more suitable for sleeping that golf; when he holed his tee-shot from the 118 yard sixth hole at Chase club Sunday With a niblick, he did it, so he did and intends to have the iron head and shaft GOLD PLATED if the U s. ever loosens up on that stuff buried in Kentucky's Ft. Knox. Ii was the first ''ace' of the season and Adelberg's first of a golf career that is improving steadily. Red- head Maurice Bowling and blond Ossie Houppi, won the Scotch four some event at Chase yesterday with low gross 84; with Tom Cochard and Casper Spearo; Tommy Dorsey Miller and Johnny Calvin having to split honors for low net of 76 Ned Farley for the fourth week of the past six was low gross winner of the Waterbury co ball sweeps with 79. :. . City Junior League of baseball teams planned by Park De- partment. If interested get in touch with WJDerwin, supervisor of rec reation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-04
Brosscos-Meriden ConteIcos Sunday

For the third Sunday in the past four Fred Davis Brasscos were un- able to play scheduled game at Municipal Stadium. Brooklyn Royal Colored Giants were the opponents yesterday unable to show for the past month in Connecticut when all three games scheduled with Hart ford, West Haven and Waterbury teams were rained out. BraSscoS had three of four washed out but drew 1900 in the one double header played.
 Meriden Contelcos, possibly with Hartfords sensational Pete Nakte- his, are to meet the Brasscos next Sunday at Municipal Stadium; Coach Larry Mullen to start War ren Mueller former Hartford pitcher against Naktenis and the Meriden Club if Pete makes a local showing. The two pitchers were teammates last season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-04
.Hi-Y Swim
 Championships

This afternoon starting at 2:30 D. m. and again at p. m. In the, "Y" pool, the 1945 Hi-Y Swimming Championships will be started with three events listed.
 All Hi-Y members are eligible to compete and take part in every event with the exception of high school varsity members being inelig- ible to compete. All events will be swum individually and the best re- corded time will be the winner with points being scored for individual events, 1st place, points: 2nd place, points; 3rd place, points; 4th place, l point. In relays, the points scored will be first place, 8 points; second place, 5 points.
 The Hi-Y championship placque will be awarded to the club scoring the highest number of points. AS an added feature. the swimmer scoring the greatest number Of pjoints in the meet will receive an individual medal award also.
 Following is the scheduled events that are to be conducted: Today, 40 yd. dash. plunge for distance and 100 yd freestyle trials will be held. On Wednesday, 40 yd. breast stroke, 40 yd. backstroke, and 60 yd. individual medley will be schedudled while on Friday, the 120 yd. bedley relay, and the 160 yd. freestyle will be staged.
 Sixteen different Hi-Y Club mem- bers are eligible to compete.
 South Africa now has queues of patrons of tattoo artists.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Andrews AW o 1 Because Of Son

Rowland, N C., June 4UP)- Pitcher Nate Andrews of the Bos- ton Braves, awaited word from Manager Bob Coleman today to see whether he will get chance to reJoln his teammates after leaving without notice to visit his sick in- tant son in hospital here.
 After receiving an urgent tele- phone call from my wife I tried to contact the club secretary at Chi cago," he said. Failing to do that l took the first plane out and was sorry to leave that way, but felt had to-
 Andrews, veteran right handler, said he hoped to join the team in Philadelphia on Tuesday "at the latest"
 Tt all depends when my boy gets out of the hospital,' he said.
 At Chicago General Manager John Quinn of the Braves said no action would be taken until he had chance to discuss the matter with Andrews.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-04
Boys Club Sports

The Kings won the championship of the Group Club softball league Saturday at Brassco park by out slugging the Partners 29 to 12. Joe Massotta and Arthur Rosa starred for the Kinks each getting round trippers while Billy Kane excel for the losers on the field as well as at bat.
 Five teams have entered the Group Club baseball league at the present time and any team made up of Boys Club members fifteen years of age and under may enter. The five teams entered to date are the Partners, Kings, Falcons, Marvels and ths Rovers and any new entries may attend the meeting to be held this Friday in the club library at l7:00 p. m.