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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-01-04
Ragging the

By Elsie Jaye

Dear People, let me take this
space to hope you HAD a merry
Christmas since | forgot (for
lack of a better alibi) to wish
you one last week. To give
credit where it is due, did you
get your happy holiday wish
from pete" Firestone. And it
was so convincing even Clyde
believed it. Now to get on with
the Seasons greetings of Hap
py and Prosperous New Year
before I forget that, too.
1t would be appropriate to
give you a preview of some of
the New Years resolutions that
should be made by him or her.
First yours truly, to make this
column a better one, with the
help, l hope, of you readers if
you will please send along your
items.
All of us, to make our contri-
buttons promptly to the GIN
strike fund. And we might at
tend the meetings in greater
force. Don't overlook the fact
that our new contract must be
accepted only as those present
vote on it,
Resolved: To bring about an
early singing of the contract
before real trouble is visited
upon all of US. Harris Mcintosh,
Paul Kohler, Richard Heron.
Resolved: To greatly improve
my absentee record. Gail Pow
ers, Elmer Hogg, Clyde Justus,
Bill Kenny, And, Oh! So many
others.
Resolved: To quit making
those $4,000 bets until l get a
few of them paid off. John
Haynes.
Resolved: To watch my direc-
tions more closely when taking
people to hospitals or the Clinic.
John Read.
Resolved: To attend more of
the Girls Bowling L e gu e
Games. Joe Crawford. Betty
Greenawalt.
Resolved: To change my hair
do again now that I've done it
once. Hazel Duval,
Resolved: To practice more
with the bowling balls and less
with the shoes. Marty Young.
Resolved: To master that un-
predictable hook of mine. Ann
Ostofi. (Thanks for the nice
Christmas card. ANN.
Resolved: To send Greetings
to all my "underlings" next
time. Art. Lindner.
(Incidently, Art, the other seven
wish you a New year! Amt that
somethin'?)
Resolved, To paddock our Gig
arettes before Chet w. gets
back. Dept. Is. (But you'll be
more than welcome, Chet It's
been long time.)
Resolved: To be careful to
whom l tell l am part of
management. (Boy- can that
crack backfire). Pete Oberle.
Resolved: To get in at Seven
some morning just to see if the
gang does go to work then.
Clifford Cole.
Resolved: To throw away my
tire certificates-if l get them.
Johnny Harris.
Resolved: To work off some
of that waist-line. Burt Whites.
Resolved: To never, never
wake Jack up at 2;30 A. M.
again to tell him of my gutter
ball trouble. Helen Smiczek.
Resolved: To always be where
my coat is. Pat Patterson.
And so on and on ad inf
nitum. But is gives you a general
idea, doesn't it. Again, A Very
Happy Healthful Bounteous New
Year to all of you, certainly not
forgetting o. ]. who tells me l
have a Christmas present just
for the picking it up. If l get the
nerve o. j. l hope my appear
ance doesn't spoil an otherwise
beautiful friendship.
EIcsa
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-01-04

This is the that the government a
housing shortage To the housing
million vets families the Federal Public Housing
Authority staging War Housing Reuse Demonstration"
Washington D. c. Purpose to show how fmsy
housing like this be ranspanted to
sites These supposed to do until private enterprise
something providing decent places for
live its hopes firm action
hands of builders
Wagner Taft bill for long range housing
(LPA).
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For Lost and Found Advertisements
See Poee A-3
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ASSIST B0OKKEEPER-CAsHIE adept
at figures; responsole individual willing
RiCHFTELD DAIRY CORP, 1880 S. Capt.
BABY SHOES metalized for lasting mem
eern WI" Dial S1 TR ssss and
T aM p; Nef I'll Kr ysS ssmRf for debts
b. v y55f go cafmody Hills dr. g Seat
REWARD for any information regarding
furniture moved from 400 29th st; Sc,
4 foRmAA ADr Nc G. 1915 "a District EE S 81
corporation Notice Of special meeting Of
the. tockholders.M,Notiee is hereby given
common stock Of Forman. Inc, will be held
at the he pT,neipal office Of the corporation corp
On FdaS 9af the day w q 9une
10 o'clock in the forenoon, for the follow
ing purposes: L. To amend the charter
s eGmeahs Sc IS mat
2 To consider the appointment Of trustees
% a4s RE & ~ Da1d Mfz
WII SoT F9 e ss3 tcr dess
WILLIAM G. POUNDS. ia i4th st: ne.
$40 REWARD for recovery of 1912 Chew
sase7; motor number BA-ss477 Phone
GAIL Us for ready-mixsd concrete. ANA
COSTA CONCRETE CO., call sP $3.50
20s
A 5sss ss ssssE office ssa
available to render professional archi-
teotural and engineering services. Box
i WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
incurred by any one other than myself
JOSEPH JAMES DI CARLO. 2913 Nichols
ave. Sc, Washington, D. C.
CCOUNTANT-BKPR.,e expert books OPEN
ed, kept; full or part time: years exp.
tot Arf tav nnv
259-M, Star. 23s
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or nearby leaving Tues. night, June IS,
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after pm
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Researchers Pursue
Elusive Candy Recipe
Using Soybeans

Observation-Disclosures are irving
te wed the soybean to the bonbon
They have the two-fold aim OF
making candy more nutritious and
providing new markets for farm
products.
The Agriculture Department and
the National Confectioners' As
soclatlon are cooperating in such
experiments at the Southern Re-
glonal research laboratory in New
Orleans.
Scientists working with an ex-
pert candy maker evolve a recipe
whip up batch Of candy and send it
to manufacturers for their opinions
Much time-and candy-have been
consumed in the two years the prof.
ect has been in progress, and SO
lar they haven't come up with an
ideal formula-one that would In
crease the protein content and still
conform with standards of taste,
texture, color and sustained fresh
ness.
Candies with relatively high
nutritlonal values-such as caramels
and those containing nuts and
peanuts-Were excluded and at
tentlon was concentrated on candies
Of the hard, sugary, creamy, jel-
lied and marshmallow varieties.
Agricultural ingredients blended
with the various sweet stuffs were
soybean flour, pulverizen wheat
hearts, cottonseed flour, peanut
flour, sunf1ower seed meal and rice
pollShings. The experiments also
have decided to investigate the pos
sibility of using yeast products.
The associations council on candy
In. Chicago reports some of the
samples developed to date were
hopeless" some were promising, u
and all were short of perfect" The
work continues, and no time limit
has been set.
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HELP wOAEN.
ALTERATION HANDS, immediate open
lngs. Apply employment Office 9th floor,
WOODWARD e. LOTHROP. $50 to daily

lION immaculate Optn-
WOODWARD g. LoIHRoP. $3.50 to daily.
ASSISTANT BUYERS for various depars-
sfeTs or speetal1y shop sxpefIenee 'n ard
pR5y to 4h Gs e54 LA sRHy EN-
AIITENDANT, colored. for lunchroom in
:, pm, 5-day Week Apply . Room zoe 5o =
sE a 5fle Il M s. xk and eommis sS
BEA sSXsi SALON 5% sos IS SIN St, me- S1s esi
BEAUTicIAN; exper, all,sround operator:
msnt; Size 5000. $4,000, IF
and 9a
Sa.s Shop p TO MIRA BEAST BRSUfv
Sc sEAt t11a a S modern alreondilioned
beauty salon up-toidsts equipment friend
HEIGHT CO, personnel office. st: :. at
BEEAt rX' OPERATOR, expert, hours sic from
ssS L b e1sasst s"l sFub So
f BEAb GR o St "a s slas
RogERT. 2645 Genn. ave.
hours. to g. Closed saturds y during sn july
Be- AHFu5 sSf Conn Is, a glass; nv
ssR seod hoafs a'Se Can S' Ra s."
BEAUTY ~ OPERATOR, no beginners ls nor
ditioned shop Apply in person to MARCO
ANDRE, 100 No. Columbus St, Alexandra,
BEAUTY OPERATOR. colored. booths for
gent or work 5ls on commission ana Phone NE
MARRY 0PER ATOR seIorv o,d .ommis
s2 $40 'a 54l7 Efss St. a n9sS1 ADJ bhASSY
BEAUTY OPERATOR and manicurist, per-
5-day wk during July and August; attrae.
EE Rf5iSR siARh isr e sna modern
beatty shop in heart of Georgetogwn.
BEAUTY hESn5TaR S o6PPfsRAroR; $50 salary plus
commission: 5a-day wk. ARCADE BEAU
B Bf SH3P o Fh iHea pleasant neish5or
sa pep caaR%
E3p RSe "a eSs Experienced hishest
8: HUGo's BEAUTY SALON, $40 5th
BEAUTY OPERATOR, first class; air-con-
ditioned shop; straight salary, $50 per
week; good hours. Call EN-. 9s70 or 10.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. $50 per week and
5s days no night work
sysr p? spras Nd s 2ed EAer9
shAUr sPd SPRfaEf sH ss Experienced
sat!rrday 9 to /. RICHARD HAIR
sEt4 FER s SIS De aeet s and 56
os BGA ssIoR s5 Sslop conn RRoaR
BEAUTY OPERATOR, full or part fine.
$40 day; - pleasant surroundings. LoUEv
HEaG sS or fHnn ase ali NV around Excel
s2S 5f K AS o. s{s
MonoR eo Wis
s5eRf5s i s 1R general sSS ONCE worker
edge Of stenography helpful; highest salary
eTespins pos En aS In
purchases pleasant, .air-conditioned o aHe;
closed ,,sd !, SATURDAY during July and August;
BooKKEEPER. dble. entry, in charge, for
small office; permanent position and good
BOoKKEEPER, experienced double entry;
fine position; good pay. Write eros
BooKKEEPER, experienced woman, resi-
time. morninss See MR.. Miller fifias, s gss,
BOoKKEEPER-C CLERK, % to 35, refined,
personable appearance. alert, for respon-
| sible position in dry cleaning store; good
| 1869 Columbia I'd NV 10
BOOKING MACHINE OPERATOR = Part
| time: one. fairly experienced in bookkeep-
ing and the operation of Remington Rand
machine; to work ewes. week Monday
through Friday from m. until 9 I'm. at
Sl.25 per hour. Call MRS. RICHARDSON
Ii. 1878, between am. and pm week
| days for an appointment Is
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERATOR
| ouired: must know d. e. theory ROSSLYN
STEEL & CEMENT CO.. Me. 1909. 303i
K st. NV. Do not apply on SATURDAY. liz
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HELP MEN.

ACCIDENT AND HEALTH monthly premi-
UNI insurance salesman, also general lines
exper. not nee. but helpful; exceptional
opportunity to build independent renewal
income. Ma. 1862. is
ACCOUNTANT. capable. qualified to assume
complete charge set of books and manage
ONCE; salary open. Direct answers. to
aDDREssoGRAPH oP.. full time; perm.
position; 5-day wk. THE HEIGHT CO.
Personnel ONCE, I'd floor, st. at It'll wv
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, young
man with some hotel experience, able to
do double-entry bookkeeping. maintain
public, assist with personnel: permanent
employment with good, opportunity for
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MEN, white. to learn
baking trade in high-gr retail spe-
eialty shop; daywork; starting salary
$40; permanent position. Box 357-D, Star.
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MEET SOME OF THE GANG.
HELP MEN.

SHOE SALESMAN, full and part time, must
5Shs Penn A0nS # 95a Dc
SHOP MAN, steady position; must be ex-
e sk xe sPor APR s must 1f BE- t St
per- attractive sai irs' aFran iH Ap-
ply DISTRICT FUR CO. 6o2 st. NV,
SPECIALITY MAN to sell new greeting
sions. car 70 necessary a s Box sso, GUM
MEARs inns TsTTSsS New W York AsDy
Derson' no phone calls. 1877 SUI columbia I'd
STOCK MEN to handle heavy stock. Apply
BURGH q BRO. eth. sth and e SITS. ?; W.
TELETYpE, OPERATOR. former P r or
ager. ALL AMERICA CABLES & RADIO.
INC. 1882 Conn. ave. NV. is
TITLE ATTORNEY. thoroughly expert
S poseR as s e
Maryland real estate titles, State age,
eeeted Box se 5M a star s'afns 'aa IL A
TYPIsT. clerical interesting position. good
starting salary, chance for advancement
offered high school graduate with high
sures and ns Phone no for s1ps5snea
MR. GoLpWYN, Falls Church 1890. is
T1PiSTS. male, white, urgently required
by several of our customers in Govern
ment and industry TO I'LL importaot rosi-
lions; excellent opportunity. with good
salary to start. Call District 49,. 10
UPHOLsTERERs. white experienced: day
employment office, ZOO Woodley I'd NV.
UPHoLsTERER. experienced only; g9od
UPHOLSTERY SHOP. 732 9TH st. nw.-l7
NETERASS-Be tree surgeon. We will
train you under the Gil program; good
pay while. learning; excellent future. Box
5732, Bethesda IA, Nd. WI. 500.
WANTED Dishwasher; good hours and
good pay; free meals. A. SCHULTZ, INC,
WAREHOUSEMEN. permanent positions to
those who qualify liberal salary. 40-hour
week. Apply at once. SEARS, ROEBUCK
& CO.. 1901 Lawrence ave. ne. NO. 6543.
wATCHMAKER-we are looking for a
frst-class matchmaker to work with watch
importer; none other need apply: no
ing conditions. See MR.. MONGELLI, 702
H st. NV. 3rd floor. go
WATCHMAKERS, immediate openings APP
ply employment ONCE, 9th floor, WOOD
WARD & LOTHROP. $50 to s daily. 81
WATCHMAN, white, construction Job:
middle-aged man. must be healthy. honest
and references; 4 Pm. 10 7 am; steady
Ridge rd; Sc, ask for Mr.: poLLIN, 20
service manager. GMC. TRUCK d COACH
DIVISION. 80 NJ st. ne. is
YOUNG MAN. white, alive: soda fountain.
exclusive Chevy Chase: 40: days: Sun
day l1-3; $50 mo. WI 1859, Monday
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HELP MEN 6 WOMEN.

ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored. hrs,
pm to Il midnight. Apply to resident
manager. 1909 6 81. NV. lis
typing. pleasant working conditions.
DRAKE DUPLICATING COMPANY SERV-
ICE. 916 New York ave. NV. -22
HELP WANTED for ice cream factory
Apply Mr.. Sonntag. CARRY ICE CREAM
CO., 1887 D ST. Sc
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TR. 1916.
RECEPTIONIST :
Office in vicinity
ceiving patients.
simple bookwork
hand: hours. 9
recommended.
writing to Box l,
RECEPTIONIST-
office in Medical
patients. maxim
bookkeeping. typ
Hours, 9-6 except
1928 years. S
Box 252-M, Sta
SALES CLERKS
cream and cand
and Bethesda;
tons. Apply GIL
SOL Georgia av,
SALESCIRLS. r
exclusive dress d
3o commission
basis If prefer
HO. PAS.
SALESLADIES,
children's wear;
mission. choice
ESTHER SHOP.
SALESLADIES
children's wear:
Choice of 3 or 6
e-Ho. 225 F st
SALESLADY, pa.
parel;; excellent
ings. ASKINS.
SALESLADIES, ,
coat. suit and I
compensa ton: D
of Washington
JOSEPH r. HAR
SALESLADIES, d,
dynsS dana or
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hair stylist, wanted:
Saturday during July
)nn ave. NV. liz
1st class; air-con-
hit salary; 500 per
Call EN-. $3.50 or
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cACel. WOTkls COnQ., room ana DOdrQ avail
in a,e company home at nominal fee: Cali
TaFaFa SH2 fSF eo
Observation-Disclosures EffltneEs & Na Experi
enced, college graduate, capable of assum-
ing responsibility; knowledse of insurance
sES SRfa Gag srE n 1GS prefer
week aeS w ea MR. MosRs BIZ
SEWERS, experienced on slip covers; i'm
As ao eth 70 ti ds3lx WOODWARD LoTHBssoP'
so = FAIR DESK CLERK, exp % pre-
ferred perm position. o-day wk. HEIGHT
SG' personnel Office End f., st; at
SILK sPoTTER. must be thoroughly exp;
attractIye salary arrangements. Apply
SODA DISPENSER, white: full or part
time Apply Employment Once, 4th floor,
sob nAS G1k s1Ss e GO experienced,
a week to start; meals and uniforms fur
s s5bd eS1s g Rh S sors Gpna
lions. Apply cATHEDRAL PHARMAcY,
SODA sod GiRLsW5 to nights a week, S to
Nay sHlH18d 5urs sERScE See pHA r.
MACY 18th and R SITS. NV NO. 2725
sTENoGRAPHER. $50 am. to 4:15 pm,
days week, no, Saturday work, per-
manent position, pleasant working con-
ditions. opportunity for advancement: in.
RIM. 702. EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE
CO.. S16 14th st. NV.
STENOGRAPHER, permanent: small pvt
9ftice: easy, pleasant work: good salary;
STENOGRAPHER, experienced, aged under
10; permanent position, opportunity for ad-
vancement. 35-hr. week Apply GRAND
LODGE INT'L ASSOC OF MACHINISTS,
Room sos, Machinists Bldg. 9th and Mt
Il saa full time or part line
STENOGRAPHER-f you are a compe-
tent stenographer, under 80. interested in
work involving financial, statistical and
corporate matters, we have an excellent
high school graduate and preferably have
some college training, although this is not
essential. Experience in an office dealing
with financial statistical and corporate
work would be very helpful, but is not
essential If you are willing to learn. Our
position is in the ONCE OF the secretary
81 large company; This is ., perma-
salary would be S175-$2O0 per month
depending upon your aualif1c ations. We
work 5l2-day week Your letter oil
application should contain all essential
information about yourself. Interview
will be arranged and all applications will
&c considered confidential. Box 1874
Star. Al
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-26
Blessed Sacrament
Smoker Monday

One of the most elaborate pro-
srams of sports and musical enter
tainment Of the season will feature
the smoker which will be staged
Monday night at Blessed Sacrament
Church hall under the auspices OF
the HOLY Name Society. Entire pro-
ceeds will be used TO equip the par
ish Boys Brigade.
Some of the states leading sports
celebrities have been invited TO at
END including State Athletic Com
missioner william J. Prince; Ne"
England heavyweight Champion
Nathan Mann: worlds feather
weight champion, Willie Pep; LOUIS
kid" Kaplan, retired uudeteatea
featherweight champion OF inc
world: Charley Eagle, joey lannotu'
Julie Hogan and George Mu!Agah'
The sports program will ge. under
way at s:i5 with Rocco P. Mara as
master Of ceremonies. Five eXhloi.,
lion boxing bouts have been set ana
several acts Of entertainment ieat-
uring Vincent Manzoli, vocalist WIN
the Francis Delhno orchestra
Jackie O'Brien; Cashin's quartet,
the dance team Of Fred Callgan ana
Ruth Martin; and Ira Wllnams'
magician. Jimmy Fitzgerald ~lll De
at the piano.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-26
Odds and Ends

Chip Kemis, the Ltchiield-Tor-
rington baseball pitcher took TO
bowling in the off-season 10 keep IN
shape for the next City Amateur
League season. but is now one o.
the best 25 duckpinners in the state.
His latest win was $500 piece OF
the Mac Carboni Sweeps last Sat
urday. averaging 1871 plus for eight
games, including a 1853 single. Fax
Healy OF Torrington was runner-up
for a while but wound up seventh
good for $50 in prize money .. One
OF the best women's singles bowling
matches Of the season is set for
Milford next Sunday with Mamie
MacDonnell and Florence Reynolds
as opponents to settle the l945-46
"head-to-head" championship COM
peted during the past several weeks.
The match is apt 10 draw a capacity
audience ~. Up at Leayenworth,
they will ten you that Jimmy Piers
all, the high pointer OF the Nauga-
tuck Valley League this season, who
averaged 10 points per game for ten
games; Is better baseball player
than a courtman. One standout at
tribute of the boy Is his ability 70
THINK during any baseball or bas-
kethall SITUATION requiring quick
Judgment, and that's what keeps an
athlete going long beyond his prime
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-26

Pull-ups-Plebes, V. Cardella T.
Nidgets. F. Berardo; Juniors, @,
p Jurniyal; intermediates, l. NORM,
Push-ups-Pleoes, S. Dana, Mid
gets. p. Ford: Juniors, r. Dupont,
intermediates, j. MasOtta.
Rope Climb lebeS, s. Dana;
M.dgets, q. Caouette; Juniors, II,
BaldinHo; Intermediates, J, Ma
sofia.
Parallel Dips-Plebes, " Cardel
10; Midgets. W. Fitzmorr!s, Juniors,
r, Brown: Intermediates, l.. Marin
and p, IaEnoecone
so yard Dash-Plebes. S, Dana;
Midgets, q, Leo; Juniors, g, Faz-
zio and l.. Bellerive; Intermediates,
:. Masotta.
Boys Club Athletic Champion
l94g Louis NORM with n points,
OutStanding performance OF Day
Felix Beyardo li years old estab-
lished all-time club record irclud-
ing all age divisions by doing an
amazing POI slt-ups.
Pool Plebes, Domenie Giallelo:
.i!dgets, Prank Salinardo; Juniors
Harry Martin; Intermediates, Al
bert DaVerSa.
Cheekers-Plebes, Patrick Car
6oza: Midgets, George Leo. Juniors
Herbert Warren, Intermediates
Carmen Armenia.
Ping Pong 9lebes. Vincent Car
della; MidgetS. Nick Pennasllisa
Juniors. Joseph Ubaldi: InteFmedi'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-26
Slick Sal
"TokeS a Ponder"

None Of US who know how easily
Willie Pep of Hartford, the real
worlds featherweight champion can
beat the MIA titleholder. Sal Bar
tolo Of Boston, having seen Willie
do it twice in Bartolo's back yard;
were too overwhelmed with surprise
when Bartolo pulled out OF his title
bout with Pep set for Friday night
at MSG. After signing for the title
bout, Bartolo, according TO his man
ager, "said ne was sick though DR..
William Walker Of the N. Y, Box
ing Commission could find nothing
wrong with his heart, lungs or pulse.
The boys on Jacobs Beach call II
taking a powder, but the National
Boxing Association can take the full
blame for it, as President Abe
Greene OF the MIA and his assoct-
ates would not recognize Pep as
champion, letting BartoIo into a
title on a RAIN CHECK, though
knowing Pep had beaten Bartolo
twice in Boston. What Sal is sick
of is LEATHER POISONING
from Pops gloves and he just didn't
have the heart TO take another dose
to settle the worlds championship
that he has no right to; as an MIA
scramble with the NY ring commits
sion, gave Bartolo an undersigned
break" in the first place. Yet, it's
hard TO understand why Bartolo
would pass up a $4,000 TO $4,000
paynight and a chance to win Pops
title. when there's little ahead for
Sal except chicken feed" bouts with
"pushoyers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-26
Chase Park All
StorS Selected

The following players OF the Chase
Park Junior League have been
selected by popular vote to play in
the All-Star game to be played at
Chase Park gym, Wednesday. Feb
ruary 9th at 800 p. m.
Squad A
r. Vallone. Jaspers; B. Brown, Mid
gets: NJ. Solomita. Jaspers; L. Cote,
Knaves: W. Scanlon, Bobcats; r.
Iorio, Keystones: E. Hardy, Knaves;
]. Cardella, Keystones; r. Fortier,
JaSpers; H. Martin, Keystones.
Squad b
Joe Maloney. Midgets; j. Ubaldi,
Keystones; NJ. Mandzik. Jaspers; j.
DAILY, Knaves; v. Genua, Atomic
Aces; F. Caribetti, Keystones; @.
officer, Jaspers, E. Seymour, Mid
GETS G. Fray, Bobcats; J. Sportato,
Knaves.
All players are requested TO be in
uniform and on the gym not later
than 2:l5 p. m.
The winners Of this game will
play SIS. Peter a. Paul, parochial
league champions, the latter part
Of this week, the definite date and
time TO be published
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-26
Local Boys Club
Holiday Sports
Winners Named

Two hundred and fifty boys par
ticipated in the diversified athletic
program in honor Of George Wash
ington last Friday at the Cottage
Place gym arranged by Joe Ross,
physical director.
Winners in the various events
follow:
Swimming-Plebes, S. Dana;
Midgets F, Dana; Juniors, j. BIZ
anca; Intermediates, J. Garrett.
Sit-ups-Plebes, F. Tesla; Mid
gets F. Berardo: Juniors, H. War
rem; Intermediates. L. NORM.
Standing Broad Jump-Plebes,
r. Lem.eux: Midgets, H. McDon-
aid, Juniors, j. Bournival; Inter
mer!ates, p. IannGccone.
Jump and Reach-Plebes R
Leminux: Midgets, F. Berardo and
S. Mihalakos: Juniors, J. Damico;
Intermediates, j. Masotta.
Breath Holding-Plebes A. Dana
Midgets. r. Bourassa; Juniors. J
Hanlon; Intermediates, M. Andol-
ina.