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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-14
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Red Ceneralissimo Charges Briton
With Fomenting Unrest In World

Red Marshall Says Chuchls IF rends In England United
States" promoting "Hitlere' Race Theory Of World
Domination Under Threats Of War
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-14

STATE OF COMA-so that gives
us one actual and one probable
first to add to your and our col
lective collection.
If we can just get going on the
Wilmington Tea Party now We'll
See CAPE FEAR on Page Four
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-14

arly interests us about the Flag
is two dates printed on the scroll.
TWO DATES, ONE sTATE-The
first date is May 20, ITS. On that
day, musty with history but still
glorious underneath, the Mecklen-
burg Declaration was written. This
is a series of resolutions which, a
lot of people believe, marks the
first assertion of our independence
from Great Britain.
The other date, April II, 1776,
is really proud day. and there's
no doubt about what it stands Tor.
On that day, North Carolina dl-
rected its delegates at the Cont
mental Congress in Philadelphia to
vote for independence.
And North Carolina was the first
colony to do so
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-14

See RATES on Page Tws
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-14

See ARMY On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-14
Along The Cape Fear

arly interests US about the Flag
is two dates printed on the scroll.
Evening star., 1946-10-25
TubercuIous Form
OF Meningitis Halted
By Streptomycin

One case of tuberculous menin-
gifts, up to now regarded as invari-
ably fatal, has been arrested by
streptomycin, DR.. Monroe j. Ro-
mansky, associate clinical profess
sor of medicine at George Wash
ington University, told the Metro
politan Washington tuberculosis
Conference yesterday.
He stressed the fact that the new
drug is still in the experimental
stage and that it would take three
or four years before any definite
statement could be made concern
inS its curative power over tubercu-
losis.
So far it has been used to treat IS
persons, all in an advanced stage of
tuberculosis, and it has retarded
Che disease in some of them. At
times, the treatment, which con-
sists of injecting Streptomycin into
the patient every four hours for
from three to six months, has re-
suited in headaches, dizziness. dou-
BILE sight and ringing in the ears.
The cost of the treatment is from
$50 to $50 day.
The most that can be said now"
DR.. Romansky stated, lis that strep-
tomycin opens new phase for the
treatment of tuberculosis"
The year-old infant who con-
tracted tuberculous meningitis and
Is still alive because of streptomycin
gives evidence of being mentally
retarded. OF "a cases of pulmonary
tuberculosis treated, five failed to
improve, four relapsed after lndi-
cations the drug was helping them
and the others give some evidence
of improvement.
Better results are hoped for In
treating patients who have the dis
ease in a less advanced stage.
The conference divided into four
sections to discuss the medical,
nursing, rehabilitation and health
education aspects of tuberculosis.
DR.. John A. Sims of Alexandria,
Va, was electeu president of the
conference for the next year. Dr..
LIE Roy R. Allen, chief of the tu-
berculosis bureau of the Maryland
State Health Department, was
chosen vice president, and Miss Re-
becca Sweeney, director of informa-
tion services for the District Tu-
berculosiS Association, was named
secretary.
Evening star., 1946-10-25
Is Nonhousing Projects
Approved in Virginia
lY the Associated Pre.s

RICHMOND, Va. Oct. 25.-The
Civilian Production Administration
yesterday approved 13 applications
for nonhousing construction projects
throughout Virginia, estimated to
total more than $4,000, o. M. Nc
Cullough, district CPA manager, an
nounced.
The City of Roanoke was author
lied to erect for $30, $50 four quon-
set huts to be used at its municipal
airport as hangers, while the Hum
mel-Ross Fibre Corp, Hopewell,
wanted authority to erect at a cost
of $4,000 a sheet metal roof to
cover wastepaper storage platform
at its HopeWell plant.
Other applications granted in
cluded the Northern Virginia Power
Co, Winchester, to erect a brick ga
rage and service shop for $4,000.
Evening star., 1946-10-25
Condensation from
1.-THE EGG AND I"
in Readers Digest

Her mother taught her it's wife's
duty to see that a husband is
happy in his work. So-if Bob
wanted to raise chickens-well, she
might be city girl, but she could
hold UP her end $50 she thoughtD.
November Readers Digest brings
you a 21-page condensation from
the book that has led best-seller
lists foi a year. Don't miss Betty
MacDonald's hilarious tale of how
her husband turned her into 4
farmers wife-or did he?
Evening star., 1946-11-03
COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

ANDIRoNs. Are tools. screens s and all frs-
Ss MaWSFHKAcrE h9 ls'a sss st. stove sR snd
s1s "a: pea sio.53 .ouckwhest. ss .55: 81
PSsssss;-s PSss FS sss Sc; = Blue RIDGE coat CO.
WooD. oak, "a hickory. s22 cord mixed, $50;
seasoned; immediate deel5very L.. S
sS zs aaat61S, sSS 3s5S.1
vrffRASi Vi III l. sssi NJ ROBINSON, will dsIiys,
we'll seasoned fireplace wood, any length
Gail RA. 5l5e any time
CORDWOoD to burn. any length; .. 8 8
cord, $50; half cord, $40. Call WA. 36os
SEASONED FIREPLACE WOOD. kindlinE
Pa quality hard coal. eeg-stove- nut-pea
buckwheat; also Poeahontas coal; ordel
Pmrpfscf G29P Woeb mixed d sls eord E de
FfsTWooD, IsfslsWSiooD free; eS' you haul it away sH
FOR BEST WOOD BUY call Sligo 4s4s. - -
seasoned, 1000 hardwood. Stacked OF
Truck % to gpassnsse nnM s,oo you 5qll cord Cal
FINEST OAK fireplace wood. S22 cord de
liyered: Sl2 IA cord. 1915 Bryant st. ne
WOOD, seasoned, cut any length, del
NOLDS, Hillside 1854. TR. 9s43.
WOOD-Direct from forest; oak slabs O
logs cut TO size: SIT up per cord. DI
PPifREPLAcE II LOGS, mixed specie. +, +
Stacking Tel call refunded on delivery
ORDER oid5fh Vow Vow + for wintsr-selected xoos
for fuel and fireplace. Write Box 2as,T
COAL STOVE and nut, $3.50: pea
charge Call IA. 5T92.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

HORSES-1 thoroughbred. coming 3-year-
old good manners; l Western mare very
fEIfRs1y' fHRfE soMoSra.oLp oX S1sloLp COLTS. heavy
Gail Ma. OSLO. sH. 1884. q
1876 CHOICE ANGUS and hereford Il . st steers #
bows: hS excellent for feeders, breeding stock
set aRa sesa '1 NJ lsskFl FARMS Sn'as
Ra5kR aRokRsEs, sfss good working team; yrs; old
Va. Teiephone 4s-F-1-3. 81
CHESTNUT MARE. sound, spirited: well vel
thoroug hbred; jumps; for experienced rider r.
inspection on private estate. ollVer Sso' ss
Viii qGnHsEfs2INHF Z { F. GELDING. 8 gated; Jumps
well Ches. mare. gated, 9 yrs OLD, Sad Sad-
die and bride. ANY reas ofer. GL 5v,4
PUBLIC SALE, Fri, Nov. 8, 1916. at 1880
a M, my entire herd OF cattle conslsIlns
Of IS fresh COWS 70 bet so per cent
of these are Wisconsin-b heifers; nead
of work horses from 5 to yrs. old, vel
broken: 2 half-bred riding horses; ana 2
THORPE 1it Midland. Va. Lunch will be
ss5TsS sssH5RopsaiRE 81 iRf RAM, excellent breeder
Call Ashton 3641. .,xo
ANGUs-75 head purebred--some Cold
Saturday background; liauidating reas. W.
T. GALES, phone Ellicott City 9s-F-2.
PONY, gentle. wanted; will give excellen,
home in exchange for use. Residence near
langley, Va. Elmwood 821.
HORSE TRAILER AND HITCH for rent
RE. 3404 Ext. 507.
STRICTLY FANCY Herford heifers, weigh
ing S5O-90O pounds, bred to calf in March
also maqnificent team of Percheron horses
co. 1922; ewes, DE, O222. -
cow, jersey, will freshen soon. TB ssne sns
cow when fresh, S160 now; must sell
/ i TENNESSEE Walking HORSE, I ba,
saddle horse, English ana Western saoolsi
Mr. LANG.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
DOGS, PETS, ETC. tcontJ.

PEs SanIas StF gPs E iERss sss:lsa sssssu
bSsasissa eSakhs %s f.! monshs old money
p6P1Si S6PSIEs sis Ell Skr rsss'e!se
KfTTENsMwould RHrifs sh ii ike homes for 3 black
k,stsns' KIT IS mspths M 4oh healthy and house
ssSSfh soxhk fa Ftp. SI sired d0' BY champion Var
Major. in Champion, Beacon, fawn and
brindle, beautiful specimen. WA, 1918; --3
% and handsome % exeeilena @Henhs bleod G @ INES AKc
litter q pups: ready for delivery BY Xmas,
1o 6oe1i your Tt' CHRISTMAS SHOPPING earlyl
A, deposit will hold one. of our Axe reg;
Airdale terrier pups visit our kennels ana an
ENGi1sM ESd II sETTER gfff PUPPIES, 8 weeks Old;
saI female ;, setter !, years ods old fully trained
sfaMEsE s'es KiTTENs hpFERs seslpont excellent
pedigree, females, ready now, males In 3
PARAKEETs, black mask, love birds, ca
naries, finch. 435 10th st. ne. FIR. 69s3.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIEs-somethin
extra Special, red and white. Sire Champ:
Capital City Cocker Club specially show.
brook Roderick; Unexeeiled pedigree: 7
fseGE rsGsM sHyss sErfEh MA faat PGFprrs registered
S25 up: also trained shooting dogs. H, j.
HUNT, Rockville 742-J a
FOSTER MOTHER NEEDED Immediately
for owk.-old Doberman puppies. Call ST.
PiSEITE DOG SPRAY kills heas. lice,
ricks Just spray on, No muss or fuss.
Rid your pet OF these pests. J. R HESS,
HOLLYWOOD KENNELs-Boarding, bath
ing and grooming cocker spaniel puppies,
MALIARD DUCKs-Part Of beautiful
fresk n sh;ts for s pets s,as Also Pekin ducks and
sUITLAND KENNELS - Proven cocker
studs, reg. puppies. $40: pickup. 1858
PUPPIES, beautiful, male, female; trick
dog, other dogs. Intelligent, gentle. Sun,
sGoTTiE PUPPY, male, mos. old, coal
black; :oa Axe registered. Already Wormed.
PoLICE PUPS, female 5 mo. old, black
and tan. $50. HY 1858.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, 3 months
old; Axe registered; beautiful markings.
COCKER. pedigreed black female, mo. !;
distemper inoculations; $50. Call lo-2,
PTPPY. 10 weeks old, cocker; not thor
oughbred. Priced low to right home. OIL.
FOX TERRIER, 3 mos. old, male. $50.
PARRAKEETs dove BIRDS, eansries;
guaranteed singers. 460 LIE Baum St
se., FIR. 2133.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
MIscELLANEoUs FOR sALE.

4
LARGE WOODEN CLOTHES CABINET
Westinghouss blower. large wardrobe trunk
ai5R B5RsfRABLE ffsAafBLE SITES in Ft. Lincoln Gene
sale ssfs GMhelfS. sH fsso Ss'fH's ''f CASH su'''
~ Ssrd4sbS sRY ,sa must ..s ss . sse ssr alss
aTTEsTos All sfEEssn noHsERfvE sRf L Small s
chine. to clean and polish your floors
AMERICAN ORIENTAL RUG, practically
new. 9xl2, With ozitee, pad; also pairs
FOR G2HI sxIE-white, blue and pink African
violet plants. Call Columbia s4s4 Sundays
so-GAL. OIL TANK, small coal hot-water
heater and 30-gal. tank; ladys desk. 115
Wooton ave-, Friendship Heishts, Md, WI
LARGE BLUE BED DAVENPORT with slir
cover, $25. 1717 Upshur ST.. NV. GE
LARGE CRIB and mattress SIS, child's
size AZ complete tuxedo, S15; plastic fire;
raKTNEksHfP ftaEsi fa Up FSR fSGI sALE-A good op-
portunity for veteran with radio or ma
ton APPOINTMENT will be made. Box
GoL5RfD-I esi HAVE outgrown my new
IA; cost $3.50. will sell for $40. Call De,
catur, 1909 all day Sunday, after q
SINRpESii new EWSifiLCox-GAy home recorder: resu.
lar spand mike, also lapel mike, lge. stock
blank records in 3 sizes, incl. permanent
10-in., aluminium, cutting needles, sets
amplifier, many extra fttings; record voice
Ace for $500. Brand-new GE exposure
meter can also be used in developing, SO;
Admiral record changer: $50. WA ,677S
.22-CALIBRE WINCHESTER, model 81
good condition. sell S35 or trade for shot
gun, 1915 euage. Phone TIE. .2s17. Ad-
dress: 607 West View terrace, Alex. Va.
LGE. ICE REFGR.. 2 glass front doors,
300>lb. ice capacity. GE. 1855; -
bargain price If contracted for now; must
bs moved by Feb: IS, UPPERvILLE
sHRPEsAS sTFPtTs WAREHousE Inatyt1 SUPPLIES, hand
trucks platform trucks. furniture pads,
s-ft ladders; wonderful condition: sell
at bargain prices. Ma. 2212, MR.. KING,
FOR fei s SALE, Il n MACHINE AND CLEANER, pol
osE oAk oGbi 81 IN
condition. Call CHI. 3l09. Saturday or
new new CHEVROLET MOTOR. 1899, rebuilt,
as 1887 to 1859 Chevrolet: wtli Install,
oL-BURNING FORCED AIR FURNACE,
complete with blower controls and fuel tank.
Oil-burning space heater.
22-in. exhaust fan.
All in excellent condition No reason
able offer refused. 7773 Emerson rd..
w Ianham Hills, Md. 4
Evening star., 1946-11-03
CATTLE and LIVESTOCK tcen..)

RIDING HORSES and ponies. Quiet. fol
ali Ill kinds Falls Church se5-W-2
5-GAIIED RIDING and driving show
horse / registered Tennessee walking
horse, "a show pony. Also English pony
saddle. Nice 4-yr.-old spotted horse. l
brown gated horse. New and used saddles
and brides and buggy. HILLTOP FARM,
Fisher I'd. s,e., Temple Hill, Spruce 0S21.
RACE HORSES boarded for winter, Fine
place for bad-legged horses. Looked after
BY experienced trainer. Ashton 3114.
PUBLIC SALE-Having sold my farm and
disseminating farming, I will sell on prem
tses where have resided for many years
known as the Charles Veirs Farm, located
on North Glen rd.. u mile of state hwy.
(south), leading from Rockville to Darnes-
town tat. 2s), 3 miles west OF Rockville.
Montgomery County, Md. on Sat-. Nov.
8, 1915, beginning promptly at 10 O'Clock,
the following property: 66 head OF dairy
cattle; so head OF 1st-class milk cows;
16 lst-calf hetfers, IL recently fresh; 3
lge. heifers, 3 small heifers, heifer calves:
purebred Holstein bull; this herd con-
sists mostly Of Holsteins, all T. B. tested
and accredited: head of horses; all
necessary farm machinery. including a
tractor and truck; dairy equipment, IN
cluding milking machine and coolers, Sterll-
izers, cans and buckets: feeds; 70 tons OF
bailed hay, silo of ensilage, about 200
shocks OF field corn. lot of barley Terms
of sale, cash with clerk on sale day, and
no property removed until paid for. ROSE
VIERS, owner See Clifton Viers and T.
Magruder VierS, agents.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
FARM and GARDEN.

cow MANURE or topsoii. Il you are
ookns for high quality genuine sss1R. eo1n.
cobs. etc, good clean manure, the, kind
you have 3 right TO expect and Will get
Homestead Dairy Farm viii supply soni sd
in Washington in not less than tor ton ,n. lots :
sS for snsls saaN tsf seq fGF Md
LoEWepoWN FARM WAGON. IN tine condi.
ton. with combination body. hay RACKS
sPs5 ns SIDE GsaTss f. SABINE IN heSes Ma
Gaithersburg a3-W. -.-..
TRACTOR, Fordson, with Bausch masneto
5san sR ns5ff SoHs DlP1i s fsa Dsas ssseh "a
FERNS large. and mixed flowers. ehesJp chez p
have TO place to keep this winter 42e
9IoWERs' PTa sF nsS SHRUBS and perennials of al
kings for is planting esyeFsTesSait asSorvitse
Juniper. eoncolor hr kostsr blue spruce
E9dNs ERsssa saFH sGTSG'd MARkRr nsF sNFuRsEkiEs
Queens Chapsl and aser ras snd,xn sont Micni'
Cow MANURE. well rotted, sieved: bush
els per bag deltyfresss ss1n Y SoaR 0r0ers a.
60 Per 10 Su dsixeEed n,Wrs wa 4ss1 4e,ifivstors
T
mowers; ali il excellent condition. sH
FoR 4 / SALE, al model H John Deere tractor
STERLING between 7 and pm, Vienna
WHfaNTT9D-Farman Va FED H tractor or othel
attachments; must be in good condition
Box 12S-T, Star. .
STRAWBERRY PLANTS, best varieties
bareain on creepng pniox yOnN 5Sd SH
DOCK. Colesville. Nd. Call Ashton tMd.'
I1aafN1D5scAPE -soddins. seeding
grading and pruning; M s,on LaWns o., TsnoVa1eo sa
foR Fo s0P ssfEaorse .fG sma ca Any
delivered HI. O474. 4
si1 eIg1nps5;r - II otas .Fis for SOC; both mi:e'
Il bu;. $40, or 81 per dT bu. at yard. 1914
1RDES sIzsDf T. nTsAcToR@sears IL sS HosS H.ndymsn
with sickle-bar mower. osgt sgltivator ans
sma R1ows never used plow
disc and saddle horse; some other ma
fhnsTy RhTsD MoTHS IsEjssfs Hay for sale $50
McLEAREN N e FARM, Nokesviile, Va.
LANDSCAPE SERVICE, pruning. planting
transplanting. sodding lawns made reno
vated, tree work, flag stone WaIks; e Semsn sII
walks and driveways w. Z. "ALhEh' en
APPLES. York Imperial, will keep all win
ter, $3.50 per bushel. Call 81. 2loo OF
DISC DRILLS in good shape. mowint
plows cultivators, corn planters, l-horst
wagons, harness. collars. lawnmowers
farm bells, OK yokes. butchering Kettles
iron pots. all kinds. Falls Church
AMERICAN & ENGLISH BoxWOoI
plants, 10c and up 107 Baltimore ave
SH 1854.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
POULTRY and EGGS

BROODER, Jamesway 612 automatic
in good condition; will hover 500 chicks;
Il LAYING HEAVY BRAHMA HENS, 10
months old and one cockerel; S25. Hyatts-
INCUBATOR. $4,000 eggs, New Town
Giant; 2 3O0-chick battery brooders: very
cheap OIL S716.
CoWAN CHICKS. baby and started: bred a
profit Hatch every Tuesday, coWAN
FARMS. Bowie, Md Phone 2341.
s FINISHING CAGES, holding 100 chick
ems, from weeks to 4 mos. Call Rock
GOOD LAYING HENS for sale: reasonably
priced for disposal; now ready for laying
Hyatts OO57.
GLENDALE TURKEY FARM has young.
tender turkeys We kill to order. Bowie
Evening star., 1946-11-03
BOATS tcont.).

FOR SALE, OgTBOARD MOTOR. 8.b h:p,,
sacrifice. Sc. 3944. .-----.--. 3 :
RICHARDSON SEDAN, 33-ft;, excellent
condition, Gray 6-121 motor. $500
:, 32-ft; Richardson,. excellent condition
32-ft. aux. sloop. 2 suits sails. Univer-
sal motor S2.250. 600,
Dumphy Class B sailing dinghy, S225.
Prescott special. 24-ft. express cruiser,
10ee of list price. 49,
All these boats can be financed. Ma
ave sW ME Q2n3
Evening star., 1946-11-03
For Rent Rooms,
Apartments and Houses

The address and rental price must be
included in advertisements under
Rooms Apartments and Houses for rent,
In Apartment and House for Rent
Advertisements where Star box num-
Der Is used the general location may oe
cases The star viii secure the exact
address. which viii be available 10 the
Rent Control Administration upon re-
quest
Evening star., 1946-11-03
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

MISCELLANEOUS FOR KENT.
HOSPITAL BEDS IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO., 622 e st. NV. National
4O94
LORAIN 40 MOTOR CRANE. for rent or
hire; crane and clamshell equipment: ex-
perienced operators. Phone Greenbelt BAL
Evening star., 1946-11-03

OM-BURNING FORCED AIR FURNACE,
complete with blower controls and fuel tank.
Oil-burning space heater.
22-in. exhaust fan.
All in excellent condition. No reason
able offer refused. 7773 Emerson rd..
w Ianham Hills Md 4
Evening star., 1946-11-03

FOR sALEcc All melody ye saxi s5 IN 7asG aSp cono'-
ruRsmD0uees f6natioH Gan siSsr os 1855 fgK s'afl'
WoMEN's SUITS, gray wool M size ~ u = sai; (
Also beige costume suit. fur trimmed; $15
Chestnut 1000: apt 1862.
70 SETTLE ESTATE-Gov. Winthrop sec
retaEy, leather chairs metal Wsrdr9De; pa oasS nsS
GET UP TO 4oG MORE heat for less fue
heater with Ksrbon Kieen, Available OF
order money-back .euarantee. Write or
phone for aeSSyl9tiys 1851 no 70 oosa
wilson VIE htdH biSd. lN Arinston, @ ~ Va. OK 1906
We We OFFER THE FOLLOWING bargains in
skn ans stone la so ss sver fo9
$40: wolf Jacket. $40: skunk opossum jack;
e. kdskn coat and and mg $40 ssya vol,
coat coat, $40: raccoon coat. 500: meuten soa.
6o2 st. NV. RE. 1881. -16
ADVENTURE STORES, 1000. So; tire
sss!ators ss, S1s yeaSTsSSII r.; T. 5s5s 8 -,
bungalow. Phone DE. 1897.
ROSE BKocADE SOFA BED. = size; tsbl. tI
OfasS Oesse 'TslS5ss phone Sunday 81 "a. ss29
Westinghouse range deep Ane, ne
sfser ate 4 50 pm, 5 500 sist St, cap!so
AERIAL CAMERA, SKI model K21 Folmel
Gradex with 7-in. f2.5 Ektar lens; works
500; sempletssss TESPLER,s S1a 8 z ,s PAWN
SOLID MAHOGANY ROUND TABLE. 81
ords, Caruso. Lauder and others. Phone
NO. 6s2s. u to 4 pm.
GOING SOUTH-Will sacrifice sealskin
cape velvet dinner gown; excellent con-
dition. Roosevelt Hotel, Room 735.
WE DYE, no shrinkase, your faded gar
YOU be the Judge: satisfaction guar or nc
charge we are dys ToEk nS spssiallissntss alsns
Georgia ave. NV. GE. e777.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
Q front rooms. So 50
(: laundry PRIVILEGES.

N.W.-Newly furn.
with unlim kitch-
|. for nonsmokinE
D.. Phone GE. 512S
Evening star., 1946-11-03

Large front room.
i blk. st, car or
J ea.; ! sing, front
Phone RA. 6279
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-17
=. Playground Actiuities
HOPEVILLE

Supervisor Jim Healy has do- mated horseShoes for use al the playground Games will be held on the upper field
 Tom Sweeney. Jr., Kenneth Rob- ertS, Ethel Miller, Marcia Roberts and Barbara Moore were the Win- ners in the peanut races held yes terday.
 The Hopeyille Speedboys, made hp of boys under 12 years of age. will participate in the opening league game at Washington Park Friday The team members will meet with co-eaptain Jim Sadik at the Hopeyille tennis court at g AM. 10 go together to Washington Park. Following the game horseshoe tournament will be held between children of both playgrounds. Dan Flahive, Henry Grenier, Jr., and Jim Healy are in charge.
 Supervisors Claire Keefe and Mary Devereaux are directing daily rehearsals of the play The Red Shoes"
 Members of the Junior Barber Shop Quartet are Jim Sadik. Mar shal Robitaille, George Robitaille and Jim Roberts. The Senior Quartet has not been chosen yet. There are still positions open on the Midge Quartet. Supervisors Henry Grenier, IT, and Jim Healy are in charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-17

the Scorpions was the hitting star of the game, collecting two singles and a double.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-17
CHASE PARK POOI,

On Thursday afternoon there will be swimming meet between the Duggan and Chase swimmers at the Chase Pool All boys interested in racing will please get in touch with the supervisors at either pool. The Chase swimmers are attempting to make a comeback after losing out to the Hamilton tank men who won three out of four events in the first meet Of the year.
 Novelty swimming races are be- ing planned for the younger swim mers So all interested are urged to attend the Chase Pool for further information
 Manager "Jarpe oNein. teacher at LeaVenWorth is attempting to put on an all-star swimming team at Chase.
 The schedule at Chase is Mon day, Tuesday and Wednesday for girls and Thursday, Friday. Satur- day and Sunday for the boys. Life guars are Miss Ann Martin. and Miss Mary Ellen Phelan. Mrs Elizabeth Luddy is the matron. MT. O'Neill and Dick Kenney are in charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-17
INTERPLAYGROUND EVENTS

Six special events have been scheduled on the summer play ground program, William J. Derwin. supervisor Of recreation, announced yesterday
 The seasons closing event, to take place at Hamilton Park, Aug. 22. will De the Festival of the Months"
 An exhibit of all handcraft ac- complished by the youngsters dur ing the summer will be held in con- junction with the festival.
 Fairgrounds which will participate in the festival are HopeviIle. Janu- ary, Warner Gardens, February; Division Street, March; Washing ton, April; South End May; Hamil- ton Park, June; Porter, July; Full ton Park, August: Chase, Septem- Der Town Plot. October: Water vile, November. and Fairlawn, De- cemoer.
 Annual playground drama tournament with 12 playgrounds competing will be staged during the week of Aug. 1, the finals being held Aug.9 at Anderson School gym.
 The seasons two big singing com- petitions, the barber shop quartet contest for boys and Floradora sex tet contest for girls, will be held Aug. l3 and l5 respectively at Hamilton Park pavilion
 r annual inter- playground track and field championships and finals of the er-playground mid get and junior baseball tournaments will be at Municipal Stadium Aug. 20.
 Grown Ups for a Day" will be the feature event of the week at Fulton Park. Contestants, dressed up like Nom or Dad, will parade before the judges tomorrow at 2::3O o'clock. Division Street playground will visit Fulton Park Thursday for games and singing. Play rehearsals are continuing and tryouts for the barber shop quartet and Floradora sextet are scheduled for Friday at II A. M.
 The Scorpions defeated the Cais- sons in senior league game at Fulton Park yesterday by 9-2. Joe Auferrio pitched for the victors and | held the CaiSSonS to a pair of saft- les, while striking out nine For the losers, OLeary was on the mound and was touched for nine hits. He issued seven bases on balls. Porto of