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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-05
Teen-agers Dance Held Last Night

A teen-age dance was held last night at the Washington Park Community House and seventy five couples attended. Music was furnished by the Strileckis Trio. Sponsors for the affair were; George Lynch, John Dalton. Mrs. Loretta Brick, Patrick Wallace, william Kelly and Mrs. Helen Tal- hot
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-05
WOLCOTT Correspondent: Alma F. Cole; Telephone 3-2803.
Grange Plans Fifth Degree December 19
 Installation Carded
 Al Next Meeting;
 Earl Snyder Inducfed

Wolcott, Dec. Visitors from Wallingford, Torringford, Oxford, Beacon Valley, Union Rock Rimnon, Seymout, Middlebury and Mad River Oranges were present at the meeting of Wolcott Grange in Grange Hall, Monday night. About 150 were present, some coming by special busseS.
 Miss Nancy Goodson presided at the business meeting. An invitation was accepted from Mad River Grange to attend their 58th anni-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-05

commodatted in a reserved section ct Sunday nights performance.
 An orchestral ensemble will be directed by Mario Dl Ceoco.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-05

Miss Helen Rogdilski and Frederick Megin. Dancing was enjoyed later.
 Earl Snyder, son of MT. and Mrs. Earl Snyder of Woodtick road, left Friday for Fort Devens, Mass, to start his training.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-05
Dreher-Kleivicki

Oreher-kleiv1Ckt
 The home of MT. and Mrs. Louis Baker of Yale avenue, was selected for the wedding of Miss Estelle Kleivicki and George Dreher, Of Waterbury, now Q patient at the Veterans Home, Newington. The ceremony was performed by Rev. William McCance. MT. and Mrs. Baker were the attending couple.
 Reservations for the mems tur- hey supper to be served in the Congregational Church rooms, Dec. l3 at SIS p. m. are being made by contracting BOAST or 50281. All the first settings l30. will be by reser- vations only.
 Judge Albert G. Clark, Central Road, is patient at the Water bury Hospital, where he underwent on operation last Saturday.
 pr. David s. Parker, Jr., Mrs. Parker and their two sons, David, 3rd, and Christopher, have gone to Rochester, N. Y, where Dr. Parker will resume his practice. They will reside at Ridge Road, west. Mrs. Parker and their children have been making their home with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Allan Clark of North street, while pr. Parker has been in the service.
 School Holiday
 Westover School will close De- cember fS for the Christmas holi- days.
 SGiddleb,ry, Dec. 5-Misses Eean- or Lawson, Mary Lawson and Rita Sepanski will be in charge of the card party to be held in the social room of st. John of the Gross Church Friday evening, Dec. l4 at . D. m. There will be c door prize and refreshments will be served.
 A Christmas party will be held to- morrow at the Rosanne, by mem- bers of the WOmen's Society of the Anddlebury Congregational Church This will take the place of the reg iilar December meeting.
 Mrs. John Brennan of Christian road who underwent an operation at the Waterbury Hospital, has re- hzxnad to her home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-05
"The Messiah" VIII Be Presented Dec. 9

The annual production of Ham led's "The Messiah" will take place Sunday night at 8 o'clock at the First Congregational Church, G.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-05
AlDDlEBURY CoFrasondent: Nancy Rileys Telephone S-64l0.
Rod and Gun Club to Meet AtTown Hall
Sporisnlen's County League Gathering Tomorrow Night

Middlebury, Dec. 5-The Middle bury Rod and Gun Club will De last to the County League of Snortsmen Clubs Thursday evening at the Town Hall at p. m. Off, cers of the league and delegates from several clubs are expected to attend.
 Saturday will be c Holy day Of Obligation, and Masses at St. John of The Cross Church will be at 6 and a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
Duke Ellington Here

At the Downtown this week,
your lin person" entertainment
offers Duke Ellington and that
fine swing band Of his.
There's plenty Of excitement
awaiting you on the legitimate
beat this week with a new Ger
trude Lawrence play, 'Errand
for BeTnice, opening Monday
night at the Cass.
This is a three-character COM
edy drama by Jacques Deval
and employs the talents OF two
young men, Stephany Bekassy.
a handsome Hungarian actor,
and Wendell Corey who made
a hit in Follow the Girls re-
Gently in New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
Assembly Of Stars

AS Selznicl did in Gone
With the Wind" he has as
scmbled a number of star
names, but only to use them
wisely.
You'll find that Claudette Col
bert, Monty Woolley, Lionel
Barrymore, Jennifer Jones,
Robert Walker and the rest,
have been cast for their fitness
in the roles. not just for their
stellar audience draw. It's a
beautiful picture which you
can't afford to miss.
II you've always wanted TO
see Deanna Durbin in techni-
color, the Fox won't disappoint
you with Cant Help Singing"
which is lavish picture OF
pioneer days in which La Dur
bin takes Horace Greeley's adj
vice and sings her way west
ward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
Farce at Lafayette

The Lafayette is playing to
capacity crowds with "A Goose
for the Gander," the amusing
farce which Harold Kennedy
wrote for Gloria Swanson. Con-
rad Nagel co-stars with Miss
Swanson, while the supporting
cast includes both the author
and Choo-Choo Johnson.
The Wilson remains dark for
another week until Winged
Victory" the great Moss Hart
show with the cast from the air
corps opens on Jan. Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
Films. Footliehts
Bripg to Detroit
Top Attractions

EILMS and footlights are of
i to a fash start with the
accumulation of New Years
attractions which are winning
first 1945 honors.
The Palms-State, for ex-
ample, has never held as
many enthusiastic crowds as
those which have gathered to
see that appealing and senti-
mental journey through ro-
mance-land, "Since You Went
Away"
Although this first picture
which David SelZnick has pro-
duced since "Rebecca" went
away, has taken some time in
reaching local screens, it's a
film well worth waiting for.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07

On the more serious side Of
Bagley avenue, there's Thirty
Seconds Over Tokyo" at the
United Artists. This is an
"above-par" picture based on
the famous Doolittle raid with
Spencer Tracy as the fabulous
1t. Col James ii. Doolittle.
The story is concerned with
one of his pilots and is per-
sonalized affair with Van John
son as the principal.
Many of the players are COM
paratively unknown, but they all
do a splendid job.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
Score by Jerome Kern

Jerome Kern has written
the score to go with all this
gorgeous outdoor scenery and
there's a fine supporting cast
which includes Robert Paige.
Akin Tamiroff, David Bruce
and Ray Collins.
The Michigan is still holding
its sides over Here Comes the
Waves" the hilarious musical
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07

comedy which Is being held
over for a second week.
This is the film in which
Betty Hutton does a sister
act" playing both sisters. at the
same time, thanks TO some very
trick photography.
Bing Crosby and Sunny Tufts
supply the male element and
both of them do a terrific job.
especially in such numbers as
that Johnny Mercer sender"
"Accentuate the Positive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
Hedy Seeks Simple
Name for Girl
HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 6.

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 6.
II Hedy Lamar and j o h n
Loder get a girl, as both wish,
they'll call their daughter
simple name such as Jane. Mary
or Susan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07

Deanna Durbin's famous
natural beauty is shown to
full advantage in the techni-
color production, Cant Help
Singing" at the Fox Theater.
Evening star., 1945-10-24
Letmenow Is Labeled
Horse 10 Beat in
Grayson Stakes

rIMLICo, Nd, Oct. 24.-The $1o.-
900 Grayson Stakes, lI1s mile test, to-
days headliner, is being run in
memory of the late Admiral Cary
T. Grayson of Washington, who at
the time of his death was direc-
tor of the Maryland Jockey Club.
1t has brought together IL of
the most evenly matched distance
runners to clash in Maryland this
fall. However, one comes to the
conclusion that Letmenow will come
pretty close to capturing the lions
share of the 40 grand" added
money.
Opposing Letmenow are such
tried-and- proved performers as Miss
Keeneland, Mugs Game, Polynesian,
Dinner Party, Caribeau, Bell-the-
Cat, Megogo, Willing Spirit and
Manadru. Such a field should pro-
duce a great race.
Ruth Howie's Salvo, victor In three
straight races at Laurel, won the
Green Spring, main event here yes
terday.
Salvo reached the wire half
length ahead of E. D. Talbert's One
Only, while neck back came Edge
hill Stables He Rolls for third posi-
ton;
Salvo's time was 1:46 for the
11-16-mile distance and he paid
$3.50.
Owner-trainer Norman Corbin of
Washington is planning to give
Fleetest a few weeks rest. Fleet
est has started II times this sea-
son, winning II races.
Evening star., 1945-10-24
Horse Shows Slated
Far Into November
In Virginia Rings
BY LARRY LAWRENCE.

The horse show enthusiast, like
his compatriot the football fan, this
year will be able to don his heavies,
provide himself with q couple Of
blankets, q set Of foot warmers, bit
Of liquid warmth and shiver through
an afternoon Of equine perform
ances on and on into late Novem-
ber. We haven't as yet learned
Of any horse shows In December,
but our fingers are crossed.
After the Middleburg show next
Saturday ends the october attrac-
tions, the next event is the Bull
Run Hunt Club horse show at
Manassas on November 4. To our
knowledge there Is no show sched-
uled for the following week end.
but some one, we are sure, will
get UP one of those quickly" shows
to keep the record Of one or more
shows each week end intact. On
Sunday, November 18, at high noon,
the first annual horse show of the
Animal Welfare League Of Arling-
ton will take place at the Fairfax,
Va, show grounds.
The Middleburg show, which gets
under way at / o'clock, is one OF
the top fall features of the Virginia
hunt country. Held each year on
the famous Glenwood course, it al
ways has a quality entry from the
Old Dominion's foremost stables.
This years proceeds, like last years,
will be for the benefit of the SPCA.
The Bull Run Hunts show is
sponsored by Prince William Post
No. 158. and auxiliary of the Amer
lean Legion 1t will be held at the
Portner estate, Manassas, Va. Ten
classes and a championship are
on the program.
The Animal Welfare League Is
show has a well-balanced card OF
IL classes, with hunter and jumper
championships. Mrs. L. w. Eve"
Robert, jr., is vice chairman in
charge Of the event, with Gordon r
FUR secretary. FUR may be
reached at Chestnut S759 for
further information.
Evening star., 1945-10-24
Color, Variety Offered
IAt Mat Show TONIGHT

About the only thing missing from
tonight's wrestling show at Turner'S
Area Is a bout between Joe Turner
and a grizzly bear, q match ruled
out because Of possible injury to
the bruin. Uncle Joe has rounded
up just about everything else the
fans want, however.
For those who go for the grap-
pling girls, there are two feminine
clashes on the card. June Beyers,
the Houston, Tex, pretty, meets
Evelyn Wall Of Oklahoma City and
Nell Stewart of Birmingham, Ala,
the Southern champ, takes on Joan
Plevis Of Sacramento, Calf.
On top of that, the feature brawl
pairs Babe Sharkey, the recognized
heavyweight champion, and Laverne
Baxton, another Texas toughie, in
a "genuwine championship" bout.
Other matches pair Milo Steinborn
with Jim Cof1eld and Bill Beard
with Babe Craddock,
Evening star., 1945-10-24
|Angott, S-to-5 Against
kapi|ow, Has Sights
Focused on Crown
BY BOB MCLEAN.

The next welterweight champion
Of the world will be none other
than Sammy Angott, who begins his
welter, title campaign against
Danny Kapilow of New York In the
10-round main event tonight at
Uline Arena.
That, at least, is the considered
opinion of Mr.. Angott, who states
that this will be new Sammy local
fans will see tonight. Not the An
gott of old, the cutie, the human
octopus with the fancy tactics and
the powder-puff punch.
The new Angott is a slugger, a
killer with a mules kick in his right
paw. One Ike williams can add
testimony to that. Williams was
taken to a hospital in Pittsburgh
recently after Sammy had broken
two Of the NBA lightweight cham
pion's ribs and cut open his pan
to score a TKO upset. And this
new edition of Sammy, who fought
the best of the welters when he
still was a 135-pounder, has added
poundage to go with the punch.
Despite the odds of to on
the former lightweight champion
Kapilow easily could score an upset
tonight, a fact that accounts for
the influx here today of most OF
the top boxing promoters and
matchmakers in the East.
Danny boxed draw with the IA
nous Rocky Graziano while still
in the Coast Guard. He has up
set Sheik Rangel and also has de-
feated George Martin, Steve Riggio
Smuggy Hursey and Ray Rovelli
and has won 20 verdicts, scored II
KOS, boxed five draws and dropped
but three decisions since 1941. In
short, that is no stiff" in there
with Mr.. Angott tonight.
On promising underneath card
Marine Sergt. Tavern Roach, 194s
Golden Gloves welter champ, makes
his second pro start locally against
Tommy Ricco of the Pacific Coast
in the six-round semifinal, and two
Cherry Point buddies of Roach's s
also Golden Gloves champs, alsc
will show.
Sergt. Elwood Hyers, junior welter
meets Billy Terry. local lightweight
in another six, and Sergt. Howard
Brodt. middleweight, turns pre-
against Andy Fasan of New York il
a flve-rounder. Other fives offer
Harry Prestob VS.. Lou Phillips
lightweights, and Ossie Rodriguez
VS.. Lester Harris, featherweights.
| First bell is at $50.
Evening star., 1945-10-24
'Uline's New Manager
Plans School Hockey

There will be scholastic hockey
competition in UlinE Arena this
season if all goes we'll with the plans
OF the icehouse's newly appointed
promotion director, Capt. Andrew
Kubu.
Gonzaga and st. Johns already
have been lined up in a program
whereby local schools may avail
themselves of the facilities and
coaching at Uline's, and the District
public high schools and Metropolitan
Area prep and private schools also
have been invited to join the move
ment.
Under Capt. Kubu's proposed set
up, players of the Washington Lions
local entry in the Eastern Hockey
League, will coach the schoolboy
teams and competition to advance
scholastic ice hockey to a plane en-
joyed in other big cities.
Announcement of Capt. Kubu's
appointment was made today CO.
incidentally with his plans for the
program. Capt Kubu made a name
for himself in the first World War
when he introduced judo and hand
to-hand fighting technique in the
military training program and served
as an instructor in use of the
bayOnet.
Evening star., 1945-10-24
Rigney, Chisox Pitcher,
Is Released by Nuvy

CHICAGO. Oct. 24.-Johnny Rig
ney, Chicago White Sox pitcher, was
released from the Navy yesterday
after AZ months of service. A CHIEF
specialist, Rigney recently returned
from Guam.
The big highlander, who is the
husband of Dorothy Comiskey Rig.
ney, White Sox treasurer, came tt
the Sox in 1887 and posted his best
major league record in 1889 with q
1873 Won-lost mark.
Evening star., 1945-10-24
Fights Lost Night
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK-Joey Lamotta, 1854.
New York, knocked out Indian Co
meg, 16l, Havana Co.
NEW YORK.--Lenny Doom Boom)
Mancini. l50A. Youngston, Ohio, out
pointed Patsy Spataro, 142A. New
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y.-Lou Woods.
1877, Detroit. outpointed Coolidge Mil
Ter, 1861, Brooklyn (S).
HARTFORD, Conn.-Dennis tPat)
Coon, 1856 New York 5ssSp''a 5s)' 'A''
SALEM, Mass.-Joe Celletti. 139,
Providence, R. l.. outpointed Florent
Desmarais, 1904, Manchester. N. H.
BANGOR. Me.--Lloyd. Hudson. 125.
Bath, and the Blond Tiger, I2s,
Lowell, Mass drew 49,.
JERSEY CITY, N. Dom Amoroso.
1854, Jersey City. outpointed frankie
Leta. 1875. Iryington. N. J. ts).
Los ANGELES.-farry Bolvin, 125,
Providence. r. l., outpointed Battling
Rosando, l26, Mexico City t6l. Tiger
Sheppard, 175, Houston, Tex, out
pointed Willie Johnson, 169, Los An
.SEATTLE-cal Robinson. 1877, Phila.
deiphia, TKO'd Ernie Lopez, 1876,
Mexico City "a.
Evening star., 1945-10-24
Six Boiling Field GIs
Get SoftbuII AWurds

Six GIs at Boiling Field, who were
picked for their outstanding play at
softball, today hold awards present.
ed to them by Col. William Boyd,
commanding officer. The presenta-
tions were made last night at cele-
bration for the teams.
American League Umpire Bill Nc
Gowan was one of the guest speak
ers. The awards:
Most valuable players isergt. Jahr
e. Drury.
Most valuable player (American League)
M Sergt. Yank Gersham.
Most valuable player (National League)
--Sergt Joe Manning.
Hishest batting ayerage-T/Serg Bob
Jones.
Highest batting average american
League)-Sergt. Fred Beller.
Highest batting average (Nationsl
feague)-Sergt Mike PecrOa
Evening star., 1945-10-24

BY the Associated Press.
Teddy Atkinson has another triple
to his credit. The veteran Jockey
booted in Cadet Carl ($3.70), Naval
Station (s5) and Big Harvest ($32O
at Jamaica yesterday.
Jockey Herb Lindberg returned to
New York from Maryland but will
not ride again until the Florida
season opens.
The Haverstraw Handicap, q
S. 900 added event Of Ia miles, will
feature Jamaica's program today
Oatmeal, with Wayne Wright In the
saddle, will carry top weight of 100
pounds. Others in the eight-horse
field are His Jewel, Rath Roman
Aera, Cassina, Magellan, Wings and
Stage Bond.
HiSrionic's winning time in a
1S4 mile race at Jamaica yesterday
automaticall became a track record
as it was the first time an event had
UCCll ! iii az dloSaLANCs 41C w &c
clocked in 3:03ss.
Young Chris Rogers was the TOP
jockey of the recently concluded
ontario racing season. The Toronto
rider rode IA winners, placed second
65 times and was third in 81 other
races during the 98-day session.
Jimmy Stout accounted for his
second feature race at Jamaica ir
as many days. The veteran rider
who won the Autumn Day Stakes
aboard Bonnie Beryl Monday, scored
with William Woodward's Apache In
the $4,000 New Rochelle Handicap
yesterday. Apache staged a stirring
stretch drive to beat Fighting Dor
by half length. Apache paid 81
and was timed in l:10+S for the
furlongs.
Evening star., 1945-10-24
Sports Program
For L.ocui Fans

TODAY.
Boxing.
Sammy Angott VS.. Danny
Kapilow, Uiine Arena, first bout
s:45.
Weekly wrestling program,
Turner's Arena, 8:45.
FRIDAY.
Football.
Interhigh series, games at $50:
Roosevelt at Anacostia.
Tech at Wilson.
Coolidge at Central.
Falls Church at Bethesda, $3.50.
St. Johns at Western, 400.
Gonzaga at George Washing
ton, 800.
Georgetown Prep at Landon,
$3.50.
Dewitt at Washington-Lee, 3:15.
Rockville at Friends, $3.50.
Charlotte Hall at st. Albans,
$3.50.
Blair VS.. Sherwood at Meadow
brook, 400.
Bulls at West Point Plebes.
SATURDAY.
Football.
Maryland at West Virginia.
Gilman County School at
Episcopal, 2::30.
Evening star., 1945-10-24
S. .C.-CIemson Contest
Tops League Games
Hy the Associated Press.

Ey the A5soclated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 24.-With
only one Southern Conference bat
tie listed this week end, unbeaten
William and Mary's tussle with
North Carolina State Friday night
at Norfolk, football interest in the
South will be centered on the an
nual classic between South Caro-
lima and Clemson at Columbia, S. c.,
tomorrow. Game time is 2:30.
1t is the 43d meeting of the two
schools and the big game" for both.
Clemson, idle last week, to date
has won three games and lost one,
while South Carolina has split even
In four games.
Evening star., 1945-10-24
Heufner After Golf Gold
In Richmond Open Meet

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND. Va, Oct. 24.-Clay-
ton Heafner, colorful par-buster
from Charlotte, N. c.. is the latest
entry in the Richmond $4,000 Open
golf tournament to be played here
November "a.
Other entries received included
Teri Johnson and Joe Zarhardt
professionals from Norristown, Pa
Heafner, long-driving golfer, first
came into prominence in 1899 when
he won the Carolina Open.
Evening star., 1945-10-24
Harris Visiting Buffalo
To Discuss Contract
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Oct. 24.-Here
to discuss terms for renewal of his
contract as general manager of the
Buffalo Bisons, Stanley (Bucky)
Harris, today reiterated he has not
been approached "by any one with
authority" with an offer from the
Detroit Tigers. Harris has been
mentioned persistently as successor
to Jack zeller as general manager
of the Tigers.
Evening star., 1945-10-24
Coy Dalton, Turf Star,
.Succumbs to Collie
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
INGLEWOOD, Calf, Oct. "a
Gay Dalton, 5-year-old champion of
the Mexican turf, died yesterday at
Hollywood Park. He succumbed to
collie and inflamed intestines.
Gay Dalton, which won the Handi-
cap de las Americas in 1914 and 1945
at Mexico City, had not raced since
last June at Santa Anita, where he
finished third in the 500, 900 Santa
Anita Handicap.
He won II races in 16 starts, most
OF them south Of the border, in 1914
and 1945. His two-year winnings
were $79 ,46l.
Evening star., 1945-10-24
Sports Mirror
81 the Associatad Preks,

~ sHe AeeOSlhtSu FtcbSs
Today q year ago-Notre Dame,
Army and Randolph Field were
the first three teams In the A. p.
football poll.
Three years ago-Whirlaway
won the Washington Handicap,
boosting his total earnings to
$528, 1855.
Five years ago-Tom Harmon
Of Michigan led the Nations grid
scorers with 10 points.
Ten years Commissioner
Lands fined Umpire George
Moriarty and four Chicago Cubs
5000 each as a result OF World
Series disputes.
Evening star., 1945-10-24
Monioei, Leaving Navy.
In Demand as Coach
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Lt. Joe
Maniaci, former Fordham fullback
and one-time coach of the Balm
bridge naval football team, has been
released from the Navy.
Maniaci, who got his discharge
papers yesterday, said he has re-
ceived three or four coaching offers.
Evening star., 1945-10-24
Atkinson AgoinHos Turf Triple,
Rogers Tops Ontario Jockeys

included:
Rockingham Park-Joe's Mistake,
Boone placed and PompaFle took third
Churchill Downs---Lee's Summit, S14.40,
in the nth race. w. H.. Kelly was second
and Woodford Annie third,
Sportsman's Park--Deyalue. So 80, in
the sixth race. Signals Bloke was second
and Valdina Vicar third.
Evening star., 1945-10-24
Maryland Park Soccer
Team Leeds Leuoue

Maryland Parks soccer team
holds first place in the Prince
Georges County League. 1t, main
tanned an unblemished record yes
terday by handing Bladensburg Its
initial defeat of the season, 80.
Evening star., 1945-10-24
7-Pound Boss Sets Mark
For Lake Jackson Cutch

MANASSAS, Va, Oct. 24.-Largest
plymouth bass caught in this sec
ton was landed Sunday by Keith
Cook of Goldvein, Va, while fishing
in Lake Jackson near here. The
bass weighed pounds and measured
feet. Cook used artificial bait and
fished from motorboat.
Evening star., 1945-10-24
McGrew Leaves PhiIIies

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. "a (P.-
Ted McGrew has resigned as chief
of the Phillies scouting system to
take an executive position with
indianapolis of the American AS
Sociation.
Evening star., 1945-10-24
Lundon's 'Liqhts' Score

Landon Schools 120-pound foot
ballers trounced Friends, $50, yes
terday.
Evening star., 1945-10-24
Put This Port in Your Peocetime plons

Now, with Peace, Americas increased
productive capacity will need foreign
markets. Businessmen who never before
considered it are planning foreign trade.
Established exporters plan to expand.
The Merchant Marine Act of 1886
recognizes the importance of foreign
trade. Under it, u. S. business can ex.
pand abroad, secure in the knowledge
that an active u. S. Merchant feet will
furnish prompt, reliable service at fair
shipping rates.
Martinique and Others Of the pictur-
esque Caribbean Islands; Venezuela and
the Guianas are close, easily developed