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SITUATIONS WoAEh.

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8nFsysMskNIsYsk. fsys Nssk. 81 d.i' FER hour sH Ssss:
BERT. 1890 Irving NV. Apt. 4. AD. 223s.
GIL, e., eolorsd, with permit, wants Job
Cal D6. i5ss s alter = p.m. sPaf'"en' 0ussps mso
sttssnooa seIessd .sl sants g. aays 4g 4sg SGrk Call
ieal work. Adams 1859. 81.
sns eosHsa ssaS aa L. sss s. elevator
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siHEs s assiIs saas1 g.
z SEaDtltTE SISS tlsHs AHsscoGSrzNHTF desires post
Industry: experienced as auditor and pub.
lic accountant years. Box 81, Star. 21s
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.Ga saxs sne ssx q .Es saa sssr Drive
Il ssnef sshoe saGS assTss 81 spd Sa
sRf tssi4Sos y Ssss s,s!.,
s@chool Sch age age Tower 6011: 21'
and home experience. viii accept day care.
also also part time; Wis. or Conn. aves. area.
INTELLIGENT GIRL. colored, desires work.
doctors helper, clerk. any type except
GNsS91kRssg NS1Rsg and laE'ndry AD 5iSsi 20.
ss1oozking; sok available this month; refs. ,o Box
NURSE. registered, desires ONCE, Clinic
position, It !,d knowledge Of typins. TR. eos7
NURSE for care of baby or small child:
experienced. references; win travel; avail.
ssls ssae first week OF December. Box 4sl-N, sn:N,
PRACTICAL NURSE. white. wants night
SGRs sfss aooSsd al ysss
sssE 0s ose ssn'assffn es ME or ssas g .''iit
ssEEceRnEES sEcRETARY AVAILABLE. experienced asS Gov.
eTnmehps nmp'. and Isas commercial; $50 wk' days.
sESSKETAkY: sS administrative. 10 yrs. iss.i
ana sT.- commercial; n3n experienced interviewer.
ss e. p5sisf Sss s. sss week sys
gsssatIse nssss $685. MRS ns sMiTa sa.ardays Gan
TYP. TxPIsT de, desires work to do q home; low
Eafi aDs sefyss s ha9ne 81 sl0f h Il.
WOMAN, colored, wants days work as re.
LEI cook IN restaurant or night club. Call
RA. 1855.
WOMAN, refined, exper., desires position
as companion. live in, S25 week. best ref.
MI. 1900. 2-S pm. -21
YOUNG LADY. colored, desires position.
cashier, administrative, saleslady. ABB.
degree. 4 years teaching exper. Eox 34-z.
Star
YOUNG WOMAN. eolored, desires o posi-
ton doing general ONCE work. clerk or
sonaiity: s' yrs. 'ess q eeIisse. S MI % AIS. 80.
RELIABLE GIRL, colored. wishes part
time night work; hours from to IL;
maid. dishwashins or restaurant work, Ii.
1852. -21
widow. refined. Christian.
Ink. elderly woman or wtdower with
o1a
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HELP WokAEN.

aasa aa 4 TRs. ri RssE
EIJ.f EIJcfH5Sh iih ssgfTYT ssg II: Room iSs ssS
TYpIsT. permanent position. soes SPsz.
fFRFfss+ fRfs s1s Esoxl.dss y ave ,n. for mort.
sase lssn oases; s-day wE.; conv, Iesa-
FIRST, statistical work for accountant;
kseEeasf weesls sA As.e4nsSss5aphy 4ssso "a to 80
TxFfsrI,;HIss sssoel sraagase for gefI@a. : 4, !.
ne5s poltiSn pleasant Torsns
shoal AissEhR s4REY sas e. 5SS
fYPfsTaEaceeiilent fiiP'fhsfn opportunity for am
Oldest and largest scientific ORGANIZATIONS;
nongovernmental; 5-day, 40-hr. week; 4
weeks paid vacation; regular advancement.
TYPIsTs, 1888 yrs;--1mmsdiate open
ditto ditionss sY and Excellent i p chance for adyaass-
Rssfs sasy zfsk sARRzzs e2Acdwss5Gs co
sSfa HYSffsTsa for ' community Chest reds5a-
5s Bee mSis Mr. y Beas snf iisqlass
1TYPissT-cLERK. permanent position; SO good
EsyEs fSassasRi Sdas Co. tohS5f ihS5 Ssfa
TlYypIsT Office OFFICE WORKER, one With
Of sdv nssne
viii W employ young woman Tor Tor tyDing and
general office work: 5-day wk.; splendid
atae apps 1r the sfsd assoN
TOY & NOVELTY CO. l2i6 e st: sta Nv
MATTRESSES. white. experienced; no
forms furnished. Apply, HALEY;s. 1921
club, no Sundays; days; Sleep sis0i in m prefsrsDis;
last last employer. pS Reply Stating age AND and
SWAITREssks. ezperis1sed M ior Or testagraat
ssss!ss MopokEa aqSE Esfah sss ds{s0E5 c9M
WAaITREssEs !2), for RAVEN GRILL
EagLEToN: MI ss77. I'll
IVA pNssR si sis Wss Ave- Apg By
WAITRESS. exper.; good salary and tips.
Apply GEORGES RESTAURANT. l722 Eye
sRss s'ss %1Dy E''sff s5s
Mpp HiroP CAFE asu5s ss 50sd So
WAITRESS. white: hours 4.12 p.m.; no
EGadass msis 2 Ran ahG 1888 s5sh
WWEEAvER-woman. WI IS to s5. to learn re-
xfaEns RSih afs s6 Nc Tash
ssss Sass sbsssn Sa rss a e ss:s
nsa esssI ssIsssii saars sss5se'e sS5s
$i.%: sSi 5:sSEsS sssnssEEs ;awARs ASR dS
1904 F st. NV. 20
WoMEN-.startins@ @ rates III. up .,nv to s2g $as Pc Pc
Increases Increase % during the ,firss year; excellsn;
Deassst a5s Torse
smPISynsns oss ss 'easy fsts one Of
pass GRsa fysanfs fpoToaAe Tes
WRAPPER to handle fne-auality coats
suits and dresses od9 IL osT NEW S. TorfS'
conditions. HERzOGs. r st. at 10th
WRaPPER AND INSPECTOR - splendit
opportunity for advancement in one Of th'
| finest mems wear stores in washington
Good salsTy aanv liner liberal E ascSga SN On MpS pST
xHRaY sa8 ifEe TESHNIciAN. I'll Nv preferabs Erad
uate nurse UT to = be emDiSyed n,s1,.; IN once % Q
eeilsnt H opportunity; TOP salary and bes
OF working conditions. Phone MRS
SCHEER, Elk. 0643.
YOUNG LADY, to take dictation; loca
insurance company. This Is permanen
position with good hours. free insurance
Apply Mr.. KITCHEN. 7l6 11th st. NV
9aS YouNS ae9f LADY as clerk-typ!s. for genera
furniture store. r. MARS. THE con
TRACT CO.. 41o 1st st, sc. .-21
| respondence file clerk Salary. S165 month
| nve-day week. Give qualifications an
references. Box 49,. Star. ~o-21
train for photo work with large phot
chain; no experiences necessary, but sale
experience preferred; good salary vii wnii
CO., 434 7th st. n.wi, or 11O1 g st. nv
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SPECIAL NQTIcES

ACC0uETANT-Social security inc taxes
ACCOUNTANT. Dablic. sAS' Books N started. aHaa
social security: audit and tax service. 10
ss sNANswes aises sA Specialize ssas in as. nIse
msrs ATLAS AGENCY. NA. ssss. ma IA. &sss. sSs
DOLL REPAIRING. FLORENCE. GRAY
SHoPi SaoSr SSee4 SeaJ1dh 1ash ST. nv: CO. $500. -23
Dial BUSINESS E Exca2SdsR f1l o#. %Sh's soS0. S0
BOOKKEEPING SERVICE for small Con-
Germs not recurring full-time bkkpr.; acctg.,
Syasemsnts' va assa tax work. reliable; reas fee.
j Will Nor BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts unless contracted by myself. JAMES
VIII SoT 11G al I'm skhhssSoSNssinrr s sh
RT}sSSEELL I}s5AEd e, HoGUE' 1918 N. Bryan ST.,
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING of Stock
holders of s. A. Freas g. Co, Inc. Notice
i sysa q g. fsas eo s Ss %
ton At il ssf5 osiocs in SIN The forenoon
Of Monday December ., 1s4e. said meet meet
70 ne Hepf Tor he Of
ne tfo@ % sloo5o ss6sN 0t to > $sopoe sss y fS fSs
gate par value OF $40 900 upon such, terms
and conditions as may be imposed by the
btOCknOIQeTS az SUCH IuttIluB, JHt dlueuQ-
ing of the Certificate of Incorporation of
respect to the, rights Of stockholders to
shares into which the capital is to be
consideration Of offers to- to purchase ei the the
new stock proposed to be issued; and such
other matters as may properly come
before said meeting Dated November s.
1916. s. A. FREAS. MARVIN REXRODE.
JOHN R. GUBISCH, Trustees CROME-
LIN, TOWNSEND, CAVALIER & KIRK
LAND, Attorneys, 1856 National Press
]. WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
contracted other than my own. JOSEPH
W NoT b. sE sEEssS oassh & Ior debts
contracted by any one other than myself.
ERNEST B. CLARK, 144O st Sc.
LUMBER-Southern pine in carloads avail
able for immediate shipment: surfaced 4
sides, tongue and groove, ship-lap; drop
siding, 1"x4~ to 1"xS" random lengths.
SS6.50 to S94 so per 1000 #: 2"x4" to
2"xI21 random lengths. surfaced sides,
$3.50 to S92 per 1000 ft. 2"x6" random
lengths, tongue and groove, for warehouse
flooring, SS5 per 1000 IT.; oak available
for shipment each week for flooring cut
l 1hy fun and 2" plus, rough green SS2 so
per 1000 it.; 25e6 f,a.s., 40Se No. balance
No. 2; all prices fob. mill, Arkansas viii
provide Continuing weekly shipments on
contract basis, deposit with order, balance
sight-draft bill OF lading: above offering
sT5,est sl5s ct, e priSr sale Write CAPITOL
King Station. Arlington, Va.
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SITUATIONS MEN and woMEN.

HAIR STYLIST for sub shop: salary and
commission; full or part time. HEADS,
Bethesda, s ND, OIL. 1915, ,--27
tanitor quarters. NO. Bis between 1890
ana n: Thursday. OSCAR LOGAN.
EA-GI AND WIFE. colored, want janitor's
quarters. Wife will do g.hw. RE- 26l7.
MAN AND WIFE, colored, wish work az
1anitor; sober, experience. Cali CO. 1917,
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HELP MEN.
HELP MsN and WoMEk.

,ASUALTY INSURANCE UNDERWRITER
,ermanent position, 5-day week. good sal.
~ Apply 23l Investment Bldg. Mr..
Evening star., 1946-11-20

CoLoRED H. S. GRAD, gen. knowledge
bkpg. and tipping. desires work Tues, Fri.
nights: daily. Sat. Sun. Ov. 3111. 21.
CoMPTOMETER, OPERATOR, experienced
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GIRL for engraving and printing shop;
5-day week. BREWOOD. 12I7 q st. NV.

GIRL 20.30. high school graduate or
equivalent: some typing ability. Pleasant
once work, permanent employment. Good
pay with opportunity for advancement. IS.
hour week, no Saturday work. Vacation
with nay. Apply WASHINGTON ENvE-
ILQPE CO.. 30 L st. ne. and floor. before
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assistant manager in
only experienced and
eed apply; resident of
Chase pref. For appt.
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sTENoGRAPHER-TYP pleasant work
wk., group insur., sick benefits and vsca-
tion with pay Apply employment ONCE.
SAFEWAY STORES, INC. 4th and T sts.
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sEAMSTRESS AND MARKER, experienced.
fskkE ssfsfk gS5s co M g1of f4S Pas 4 sw lloEENfo
SECRETARY and several assistant book
keepers; must be fast and accurate with
hcations. past employment and salary ex-
SECRETARY to dept. head in Catholic or
preferred: 5-day week. Box COAX. Star.
Evening star., 1946-11-20

NIGHT wATCHMAN. white. to work one
oFFsEr 6iFR TssfE PREsRaSs9Exp sSRlS 81 st man me- on weS
endrof wanted. black and white and color
S wages; Wofkiss conditions and rG promotions. ions
Call D1. 4092 or DI. 0535. -26
OIL BURNER SERVICE MECHANICS, ex-
perlenced on all make burners: must have
call MR.. McMANis. Ho. 90 o8es. nu s'' Mss
OVERSEAS VETERANS, age 2O-2e, free to
traveI year round, leave Sunday. No
experience sso len s. necessary Average earnings,
Apply Apply With discharge papers, 10 Inn. to II
sfs Hsss P0s sTJS% RhSns rs
eS56 vi ABpls foRRKos ffooR12K1fpts 1855 1ss
PACKERs. experience with household
sEGgRITy STORAGE. srtSo TAG 18th sS st. NV. NV.
sss sssry ssaa 81 isssEss cs
PHARMACIsT-,-Experienced; able to man
age age st9re; sSs gSod GOD salary; no Sunday work.
eDRP sSs sHAsoAsy ~ $500 1915 New HamDssaire ss
ahr saaas1 K GaEk Hsnss s1s sss5
PHYSICISTS with advanced academic
training and interest in. development Of
scientific Instrument design. Experience
optical Instruments very desirable. Must
De willing to move to Buffalo. N, Y. Write
Box 375-V, Star. giving details as to edu-
cation, experiences and salary expected.
PIN BOYS AND PoRTERs-can earn $40
to $50 per wk Experience not necessary.
Can earn while you learn OIL 1918 "a
wanted-Long Job; high
wages; mechanics only. Call OK. 0435.
PLUMBERS. experienced. Call e. ".
MCKINNEY. GE. 1861, between and
2 Pm. ri
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-09
City-Wide Now Has 24 Teoms

With the admission of Dr. Joseph Mays Polish American Citizens as the 24th team. Supervisor of Rec reation William J. Derwin, director of the park departments City, Wide Softball league announced today that no more entries will be ac- cepted. There are now 12 teams in each division, the National and American.
 The third games on the schedule are to be played tonight with games carded for II fields. The slate fol- lows
 Hamilton, No. 1-Pine Hills vs. Telephone Go. (Walsh).
 Hamilton, No. 2- Walnuts vs. Waterbury Indies (Guglielmo).
 Fulton Park-Fire Dept. vs. Tro- pans (Gerace).
 Washington - Prowlers vs. Bud- dies (Quilter).
 Brass Mill, No. 1-Florio Post vs. Savoia Social (Barore).
 Brass Mill No. 2-lHoboes vs Jok- CTS (Ed Kenny.
 Waterville-Cade vs. Post Of- flee OriscolD.
 Bunker Hill-Republican Ameri- cans vs. St. Joseph H. N. CDroz- nick).
 Hopeville Acme Cleaners vs. Warriors (Crichton).
 Stadium, No. 1-T. P. Hillies vs. Miller All Stars (Brida).
 Stadium, No. D. Chet-Wyns vs. Del Phis (Grudzien).
 Bombers draw a bye.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-09
W,a u>e,E;e>kA -- by BILL HARRINGTON --

Pretending friendship with ce- lebrity known to be hard to inter- view gets job for Sherry Blake, aspiring young newspaper reporter, but her efforts to continue the de- ception make frantic comedy situ- ations in the drama to be heard on CURTAIN TIME over WATR-ABC tonight at 10 p. m. By the time the ruse is discovered, the young nota- ble, played by Harry Elders, has fallen in love with Sherry, solving an embarrassing predicament. The play is titled Higher Than Heav- en-"
 Appeals to help the worlds starv- ing millions send Bob Burns, Leo Gorcey and Shirley Ross into their relief garden, successor to the Victory Garden, on the Bob Burns Show over Station WTIC tonight at 7:3O P. M. Leo tells of European opera singers working for vegetables instead of money, ,cueing the en- tire company into an opera based on modern events. Shirley Ross sings Atlanta, G.-A," and the Suit case Six, directed by Gordon Jen- kins at the vibraharp, plays Lucky Day..
 Huntington, w. Va, May g. Leon Henderson, who first headed the Ohice of Price Administration when that agency was formed five years ago, will argue for its continuance when Americas Town Meeting dis cusess Should The OPA Be Con- tinued Without Restriction?" to- night at 8:30. p. m, WATR-ABC.
 Henderson's colleague in defend ing OPA as it exists today will be William H. Joyce, Jr., Pasadena, Cal, shoe manufacturer. Opposing their views will be Sen. w. Lee ODaniel O., Tex.), member of the Senate Commerce Committee. and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-09
Ne0 England League Attracts I 900 Fans Aer I3 Years
EIorio-Nougy
 Game Tonight

Manager Tony Imbimbo's Florio Post baseball team of the City Amateur League will travel to Naugathck tonight and take on the Naugatuck Highlanders at 6 D. m. at Recreation Field. Milton Weiss man of the Highlanderg will have Schiller on the mound with either Swan or Petrillas doing the re- ceiving while either Ed Jamale or Frank Blanche hurling with Nick DAgostino as the backstopper.
 Mgr. Tony Imbimbo requests that all the following players be present: Frank Place, Ed Jamale, Lefty DElia, Larry Porto, Louis Saran- dria, Nick D'Agostino, Lefty Jul- iani, Bunio D'Agostino, Dom Mel illo Ace zabbaro, Vic Carangelo, Dom Marineln, Tom Sforza Win LaPorta, Frank Banche and. Mike Bisconti.
 All the squad of the Florio Post team are to meet at the Fqorio Post Hall at 5 p. m. and to report to Coach Tony Marinelli.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-09
Harrison, Ex- YoIe Pitcher, 9-4Winner
By FRANK HARRINGTON Limited Press Sports Writarl

Boston, May g - (UP) - The Lyn Red Sox, inheriting the win ming ways of their parent Boston major league whirlwinds, shared the New England baseball league lead- ership with three opponents today after some 15,O0O shivering fans witnessed four opening games in the circuit that has been dormant 13 years. ,
 The North Shore sox defeated the Nashua, N. H., Dodgers "A behind the, curve ball pitching of Roger Wright, a brother of Hurler Ed Wright of the Boston Braves. The younger member of the pitching family set down the Brooklyn farm club with nine hits as his mates battered two Nashua Eurlers.
 Good Crowd
 At Lawrence, home town boy pitched the Millionaires to 0-4 win over the Pawtucket (R. I.) Skaters before some 4,OO0 fans. Southpaw Ted Harrison, former Yale moundsman and recent Army. dischargee, scattered seven blows to 0~e~~~A@ esR eNAA OS9cJ WAL OVCL UA1C Rhode Islanders.
 Another local lad hurled Man chester, N. H., to Al victory over the Portland, Me, nine. Roy Bridges limited the Maine team to four hits in a pitching duel with Ed aumer who gave the home team but six safe blows. However, Manchester punched its hits to score two runs Tn both the sixth and eighth in- nings while Portland's lone tally came in the second inning.
 FallOn Best
 The Cranston Chiefs, champions of last years independent circuit, resumed their winning stride with a 6-2 win over Fall River. Jack Fall 'on. dean of the Chiefs pitching hri- ga~2, let down the Indians with six 1it:. 1Iis mates iced the game in the hrsy inning with three tallies.
 Ionight's games find the four eaalnl teams playing the second a1vlsion clubs. Lynn travels to Na&nus, N. H.; Lawrence visits Paw tucket, R. l.: Fall River plays host CranSron, R. I. and Portland, Me, ei1 ertains Manchester, N. H.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-09
GOOenOrs Hnndicap Race At Gansett Saturday

Pawtucket, R. l., May Follow ing announcement of Racing Secre- tary M. c. CTy) Shea's weights for Saturdays running of the $1O,O00 added, mile and 70 yards Governors Handicap on Saturday at Narragan- sett Park, it appeared today that 24 of the 78 eligibles are possible starters. It is hardly probable that the starting field will number less than IA horses under any circum- stances.
 Although Spangled Game, as- signed topweight of 121 pounds, may not be ready for the race, most of the other higher weighted horses are -'ated probable starters. Sandy Lane Farms Dinner Party, in at Il8, appears very fit and is credited with a recent victory through the dis qualification of Morris Wexler's PlebiScite. The latter has drawn IA, and since he is highly popular with New England fans, may rule slight favorite in a wide-open con- test. Besides the race in which he was set back, Plebiscite has won two events here and has done about everything that Trainer Jimmy Mc- Gee has asked of him.
 Five horses are shipping on from New York for the race and the in- vaders made up a formidable quin- tet. William Goadby Loew's Heliop- tic is one of the more respected nominees under 118 pounds. The son of Heliopolis is due here tomor- row, according to Trainer Harris Brown Helioptic beat Cencerro easily in a mil and a sixteenth race in New York last week.
 Strong Entry
 B. Schwarzhaupt is sending a pair from the Empire State in Pukka Gin, one- time star of the Whitney stable, and Bell l-the-Cat. Pukka Gin, assigned 118, won two recent allowance races over a mile and a sixteenth at Jamaica. Beu-the-Cat, whose weight is IA, won mile and sixteenth event at the same course last Friday.
 Two more invaders from New York are Apropiado and Bill Hardey, each of which must carry ll5 Bill Hardey finished a good fourth to Lets Dance in the St. Albans Handicap at Jamaica last month and is said to be definitely on the improve Apropiado, work ing well, las not raced recently.
 There is plenty of local talent to stem the tide of the invading thor oughbreds. oJan and Audrey Beat tie have named three horses in Lin- 1 wood Jim, Oxie and Aboyne. Of these, LinWood Jim appears the most likely starter. The son ot Jean Bart gets in under 11O pounds. | He scored sensational victory here in the Spring Handicap, when he swept home at mutuel of $116.20 | That race was at six furlongs, but Trainer Jim Beattie believes his 1 change can travel the Governors distance successfully.
 Although Ray Metcalf may not start the top-weighted Spangled Game, he appears to have an ace in the hole in the lightweight Chuck, in at 104 Chuck has won both 8 sprint and a distance race at the meeting.
 Another three-horse entry is that of Beldine, Do- Reigh-Mi and Win some Lad, slated to run in the interest of R. B. Carroll. Beldine, a horse with an exceptionally high
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-09
Nuugotuck
 Pin Girls In RoIIoff

Naugatuck, May 9-The season was brought to a close with this weeks games in the Girls Interde- partment Bowling league of the United States Rubber Company Footwear plant. It was a photo finish in the Monday Division with five teams still in the running for first place going into the final days matches. When the smoke of battle cleared, two teams were tied for the top spot in the second round. each showing 31 wins as against IA losses The playoff match. will be rolled of tonight between Rose Brenia's Gems and Rhea Mowrey's Bears. The winners will then meet Josephine DeCarlo's Mountaineers, first round title holders, for the Monday Division championship.
 The race was not as close in the Tuesday Division. Tessie Masrs Boot Peppers dominated the play all season, copping both rounds and thereby automatically becoming Tuesday Division champions. Next week they are slated to stack up against the Monday Division cham pions in match which will decide the lnterdepartment championship fer this season.
 Individual high single honors foN the second round were won by Ida Burke of the Gems with 149 score. Nora Bressler of the Boot Peppers rolled a 374 for high three game laurelS.
 Team honors went to the Battlers who posted 545 for high single and to the Boot Peppers who top pied the pins for high three mark of 1868
 Final Second Division Standings
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-09

radio commentator Fulton Lewis, Jr
 George V. Denny, president o1
 Town Hall and the programs regu-
 lar moderator, will preside over the
 broadcast, which will originate here at, the invitation of the Huntington Chamber of Commerce.
 Dinah's oakland Peter Lorre's got her.
 Recovered from a recent throat ailment, Dinah will return to her "Dinah Shores Open House" pro- gram tonight NEG, 8:3O P. M. with Peter Lorre of the films as her guest. Robert Emmett Dolan and the orchestra and Ken Lanes choral group will accompany Dinah's songs.
 Spike Jones and the City Slickers and songstress Dorothy Claire will be guests with Bing Crosby and Ed dy Duchin when "The Groaner" ties up the last of his Music Hall shows tonight at goo P. M. over NEG. The KMH program moves to New York for it's summer series starting Thursday, May 16.
 Now that the war is over Spike Jones can get to work on his post war plans. He is now gathering ad- ditional metal" musical instru- ments-i. e. WashboardS, auto radia- tors, thimbles, etc.-to be used in his Musical Depreciation Album" It will contain "A Goose to the Bal let Russe,"" Schubert's "Refinished Symphony and a series of Songs You'd Like to Forget"
 Lou Costello, roly-poly member of the Abbott and Costello comedy team, gets down on his knees to start game of dice, discovers that he's left the bones in another suit, and so that the squat will not be a total loss, proposes to Eff Le Blanc, in the comedy broadcast over Sta tion WTTC at 10 P. M. Amy Arnell describes Fifi's cool-.7g prowess, singing "Shoo Fly Pie" and Carl Hoff's orchestra injects a possible rival for Lou's hand, in the musical person of Sioux City Sue".
 Film Star Jackie Cooper will be heard as young man with two great fears, in The Rope and the Clock" on Suspense" radios the ater of thrills, tonight, at 8 P. M., over Station WABC. He is terrified of closed-in places and of neckties and as the story unfolds, his reason for his fears becomes appar- ent.
 Alec Temleton, pianist and musi- cal raconteur, visits "The Music of Andre Kostelanetz" this evening, 9:00-9:30 P. M. Kostelanetz his 65-piece orchestra. Alexander Scott is program host
 Templeton's selections show the variety of his gifts. He will offer one of his inimitable musical monologues built around the Kern classic, "Ole Man River" As straight soloist, he plays Gershwin'S Prelude No. 2, He also joins Kostelapetz and the or chestra in the performance of the opening movement of Grieg's A minor Piano Concerto.
 Shirley Ross and Leo Gorcey help Bob Burns redecorate his Canoga Park ranch house on the Bob Burns Show" NEG, 7:3O F. M.
 Eric Snowdon and Eric Ralf have supporting roles. The Suitcase Six ply This Is My Lucky Day" and Gordon Jenkins and his orchestra complete the musical portion of the how
 Penny Singleton and Arthur Lake