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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-23
BILL MekECHNEE,
 CINCINNATI REDS,
 BELIEVED PAIRING

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Sept. z3.-- Manager Bill McKechnie of the Cincinnati Reds and the club he led for nine years were at the parting of the ways today, but the quiet-spoken, silver-hairad baseball veteran said he wouldn't know whether he was through now or at the seasons end until after a oonfernece with General Manager Warren Giles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-23
Cromyko Gets
 Fough;;Takiina
 Tough Stand
8y Francis W. Carpenter


 LAKE SUCCESS. N. Y. Sept B
 Andrei A. Gromyko. of Russia today specifically named United 5ta'oS troops in China and Iceland as cemine within the scope of a 3llsS.an request for information on Allied troop dispositions in foreign %on-enemy states.
 Faced with stern opposition from The United States and Great Bri- '2m to his request that the Coun- ell put his proposition on it's work shee. Gromyko said he would name specific countries.
 Tn addition to listing the United states troops, Gromyko also men toncd British troops in Egypt. Trao. ana Greece.
 He read from a nine-paee speech es Le defended the proposition he put up to the Council last month. The British earlier today had as sailfd his plan as pure propa- ganda."
 We hear more and more voices ci Mctest' against the presence of these troops from China. India. lfaq, Egypt, Iceland, Indonesia and Iatl American countries; Gromyko said.
 Herschel " Johnson, United states delegate said United States uocps were on foreign friendly ter rtory on the basis of agreements with the governments concerned and said their presence there had not contributed to any uneasiness in the world.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-23
 ENDING FOR
 PC. LEAGUE
lnY rHE Assoc1ArEp pREssl


 The Los Angeles Angels stayed off threat and wound up in the play If money with the champion San Francisco Seals. Oakland and Holly wood in tie finish that otherwise was an anticlimaX of the Pacific Coast Baseball League season.
 Sacramento's Solons, with a chance to climb into the first di- vision, came within half a game of fourth-place Los Angeles yester- day as they defeated the Oakland Acors 5-2 in the opener of a doubieheader The Angels lost their first game to San Diego 2-l.
 Nightcaps reversed the tables. with the Acorns dashing Sacra- :nerto's hopes 6-3, and Los Angeles adding the clincher with a 2-1 vic rory over the San Diego Padres.
 The $20,000 Presidents Cup play off opens Wednesday, San Fran cisc9's Seals, who clinched the pennant Saturday, play hest to third-place Hollywood, and runner up Oakland gees to Los Angeles. The winners of those seven game series will then battle for the cup.
 San Francisco finished on a vic tory note, edging out the Portland Beavers 7-3 after dropping the first eamC Of a twin bill 3-2. Two home runs by Harvey Storey, former Seal, furnished the Portland push n the first game.
 The Seattle Rainiers edged into a tie with Portland for company in the league cellar by beating the iCl gvood Stars go and 10, Pete Jcnas hurled a four-hit game for the Rainiers and drove in the win nins run with a sharp single in the after-piece.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-23
Mt(LELLAhS LEAVE
 FOR HOME BY PLANE

Herbert D Mcclellan reindeer supervisor for the Alaska Native Service at Kotzebue, left Juneau for his home yesterday afternoon aboard Pan American Airways plane with Mrs. Mcclellan and their son Robert
 They have been in Juneau for the rast two weeks at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Wili.s Booth.
 MT Mcclellan supervises reindeer .u the general area between Barrow and Nome, and on Nunivak island. His wife teaches in the Kotaebue school,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-23
Sports Briefs
CBY THE ASSOCIATED PREss)

The Santa Momca Signal Oilers ere the semi-pro baseball cham pions of California. The Oilers won the title last night by shellacking the San Francisco Moffatt Mon ;ecas twice at Les Angeles. The ccor-s were ' to and to nothing.
 Tuning to pro football, former Stanlcd star Frankie Albert pass ed the San Francisco Forty Miners 10 a 8 to IS victory yesterday over the Brooklyn Dodgers in an all Am erica conference tilt. The high-pow- cred Cleveland Browns rolled over the Buffalo Bisons 28 to nothing at Buffalo.
 IlI the Pacific Coast pro grid league, the San Francisco Clippers took to the air to scalp the Tacoma Indians 21 to ' at Tacoma.
 At San Diego, the Los Angeles Ralrs exploded the San Diego Bcmbers 42 to IT in an exhibition national pro league game.
 A California speedboat driver, forn,er Army pilot Dan Foster of Oakland, will receive from Presi- dent Truman today the Presidents Regatta Cup. Foster won it yester- day on the Potomac. MT. Truman was one Of the onlookers. The Cali fornians speedbd.t Miss Great Lakes, at times hit speeds of 95 miles an hour and won all three 15-miie heats It was Fosters first crack at big-time competition.
 California open golf champion 'fal Smith of Alameda has added another trophy to his war chest. Smith won the Stanford Invitation al Medal Tourney yesterday with e 54-hole total of 215. Stanford ond with 2l8.
 Former University of Washing ton runner William Steed won the 15-kilometer national AAU Junior championship run at Berkeley yes terday. Steed represented San Franciscos victory Athletic Club and loped the distance in 54 min 'ltes and seven seconds. Steed's teanlmate, Merle Knox, was second. The victory A-C won team honors with 29 points.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-23
FOOTBALL SCORES
(BY THE ASSOCIATED PREss'

(BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The following are final scores c1 football games played last Satur- day:
 Eastern games:
 Army 35; Villanova 0. Lehigh T; Kingspoint 0. West Virginia 13; Otterbein T. Dave Elkins IA; Quantico Ma rines G.
 Southern games:
 Virginia Military 21; Catawba ' William and Mary 61; Fort Me Clellan 0.
 Appalachian 28; Newberry l9. Clemson 39; Presbyterian 0. Southwest games:
 Oklahoma A & M 40;i Denver '. Texas 42; Missouri 0. Texas A & M AT; Northwest Texas 5tate 0.
 Tulsa 33; Wichita 13. Baylor 21; Southwestern '. Texas Tech 26; West Texas S. l4. Texas Christian 0; Kansas 0. Midwest games:
 Cincinnati 15; Indiana 6. Iowa 39; North Dakota State 0 Purdue IS; Miami COhio) '. Wisconsin 34; Marquette 0. Western games:
 Colorado 13; Iowa State '. Colorado A & M 25; Fort War ren 0.
 Wyoming '; Colorado State Col lege of Education 0. Brigham Young IS; West Colorado State 2.
 w. Mexico 12; Arizona State '.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-23
Canadians Gan Now
 Take More Money as
 They Trip Into U. 5.

OTTAWA, Sept. 23.-Customs in- spectors at border points have been instructed to allow Canadians to carry $50 in cash or travellers checks when crossing the border in- to the United States. officials of the Foreign Exchange Control Board said today
 Ol the $l50 total, not more than s100 may be in United States funds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-23

previously Canadians were pernl.- permit led to take only $50 in Cah"oi"A ,' or IT & funds with them on eaen visit across the border.
 officials said the permit io' ''' IT. which previously had to be filled out for any amounts oi more man $50 now is not necessary eN- cept fer amounts in excess ot Sloo'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-23
RAPE CHARGED 10
 NEGRO SPORT ACE

DETROIT. Sept. B. = Wayne County prosecutor Gerald K. O'Bri- en today authorized a new warrant charging the University of Detroit's Negro football star, Guy Brown, 21, with the rape of a second white woman.
 Recorders judge George Murphy Saturday signed warrant accusing Brown cf attacking a theatre cash ier August 28.
 The new charge relates to an at tack on a 23-yearold woman Sep tember IS.
 The Manhattan, Kans., Negro, a three-sport star at the University, .las denied the charges.
 LISTEN pm. KINY-Sept. 30, October 5 and 7-Hot-Alaska Tax Payers League. Program Speaker, Albert White. adv.
 Printed guest towels. = Home Beautiful. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-23
MRS. sIMrKii;s RETURNS

Mrs. George Simpkins returned here on the Princess Louise follow ing trip to New York City where she attended the wedding of her daughter, Barbara, to William w.. Waldell Of New York City
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-23
HENRY LEEGL WANTED

Henry Leege is asked to call at the office of the Juneau Chapter of the American Red Cross.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-23
FROM ANCHORAGE

Arriving here from Anchorage this weekend were the following. Jerry Noonan, Alfred E. Anderson George Karabelnikoff They regist- cred at the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-23
CARD PARTY

Tue sday night-8 pm. at Parish Hall Awards Refreshments. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-23

New Hampshire once was a part of Massachusetts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-23
N~ %

American generals numbered L. 050 at the World War II peak.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-23

Empire Want Ads r-'::-.s resuitsl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-23

Printed guest towels. = Home Beautiful. adv
Evening star., 1946-09-15

OPEN TODAY, 2:3O-5:30-o-room,2 2-bath
brick-move right in--260O North Pow.
''asan Made e. Immediately available by nayal
ofrcer leaving washington, this attractive
brick and clspboard Colonial-type home
hss iocated ed '. in one Of Ariinston's newer com
eapsd mapsiss Corner se lot 81 sers ons aa
from Arnold bus in Lee, Lee highyay. with
It has living room with wood burning
fireplace and built-in cupboards. both
rooms having extra large, windows WITH
larger than average, equipped with metal
also large master bedroom with colorfui
Sata on rss one s ass
and tile bath on second floor.
Features include Venetian blinds through
n s Fl cSsst will I'll 0sPs
twin beds living porch. glassed-in dining
porch, dry basement with air-conditioned
oil heat semifinished room and laundry
doors throughout, rock wool insulation, de-
This home was custom built for previous
teriais, with the interior decorations and
appointments done In exceptionally GOOD
taste, as. we'll as the outdoor planning OF
Priced at S19,950 for immediate sale and
payment. II this type home meets your
sssa.s a .s sad ssssess Saa an ea
ton. 50 better plan on driving out this
VIC 'To Isseh: oyer Key Bridge: right t. Or on
rsht on Lee blvd 70 rst tuan up river e
Key Bridge. right on Lee hishway about
J e kh fds ..sassy e
Chestnut 1927.
Evening star., 1946-09-15
STORES FOR RENT.

DRESSES, millinery, alterations, etc Un-
usual opportunity for enterprising person
70 10 oss open ofsinsiS IN with opportunity to 1--we
Al sidewalks level in new apt: bldg. Flee
Joins a park and shopping center, on main
thoroughfare. with q trading area Of at
MasrhGY sts G9cE TAYsSR gssPs sd RH
1910 H ST. N.W.-First floor and base
RsRi RsR5. i%pfdiate n6 it, -OesupsneS, wEIN- 6S
aoe ., 9TH 1. NV, ", $3.50; @ sol Eav:; ss'oSoi i
parking set; s2l sth fsaa aT" sloo; ONCE e37
5 saos oiS G1EoSkGTAH AVE- AVE- Nw.-Entire 1ss
Se 5orsS Se si KAY s2Sd cS
6owNTowN, So s1S9 Nun ses E. st. n.x-Ayailabl.
sD9rOx D9 Oct ,,,s, H. store and fioors above.
e Sssor sssa Ssnt SSols Or Il part. Can M Gr, 3.
sss s 9Ssa %'y oe sa, fsE
rent approximately 500 per mo. Cali
s5e Ms Eakk kEkkEK Kp Oh %$so0sto,. $so0s 20 y d..n
With with apt. above; visible from Ga. ave. Di.
sia-ssl ;I. 1Ith ST. NMaeoed for any
s; "; CORNER, 14th and V st: n,v154Is
0 fTs o co so'iGs aE aRS sGi type 0u'Ps''
SUB-LEAsE-Will transfer lease to respon-
sible party; store fronting, on 2 streets.
approx. 1, $40 SO. IT.; good NV. section;
lease 5 yrs. option 5 additional; $500 q
month; reasons for transfer personal Box
GAG, Star. Ia
VACANT STORE-Avsilable October is;
located on 7th st. between M and NV
BEN KALI. Ma. 1896.
ENTIRE 1st FLOOR and basement of Dis
trict National Bank Bldg, l406 @ st. NV,
consisting of approximately $500 So IT ;
ideal for any large downtown retail husi-
ness or restaurant; this is a grade loca-
ton in the center Of Washington's down.
sowp n,s area VIII make nah Ions Lease With DE-
BERNSTEIN CO. 1415 K st. NV NE.
5400. '.Wsshingtons Complete Real Estate
\ Institution" III
CORNER STORE. suitable for business,
profession or ONCE; in same block Beverly
Theater, 653 18th st. ne. LU. 7242.
gO2l NJ ST. NV, opposite Haley's; vacant,
| 17xS3 with basement and 2-car garage.
pRuRY REALTY CORP, 1877 K st. RE.
Evening star., 1946-09-15
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

SILVER SPRING, MD.r2s,0OO 50. It, Of
land zoned Industrial; located at end OF
Bonifant st, back Of Silver Spring Sub
urban Bank; bound on north by Green St:
must be sold; price, So per 50. It. Ex-
elusive listing with Z. S. PRICE & CO.,
ME. $3.50. or call Mr.. Ingram. Pleasant
5PECIAL BARGAIN. near 4th and Rhode
Island ave. n.e-Buy for your own busi-
ness. Save long haul; 10000 50. IT., $50
IT. on r.r. Price, So SO ft This is a real
bargain for the ciose-in town Industrial
property, Act today. Attention. brokersl
sECoND COMMERCIAL. 10000 to 1900
sS #, on 3: q 2. Railroad, fronting on
ALExANDRIA-Approxi $4,000 50.
r., OF ground. suitable for. commercial or
industrial site: priced under soc SO. II.
v. WARD BOSWELL, 22O So. Washington
ST. S54, Alsxandris as an bsoe TIE 77a1. Ewes TE.
ON RAILROAD, Alexandria section; with
power, city water and sewer available; nns
sites ranging from about 10000 So #.
down, 80 cents per square foot large or
small tracts OF the railroad; as low as IS
cents: Pa. Central Airlines, o cleaning
establishment already established, a trailer
repair plant modern cinder block factory
and other ventures preparing to operate.
LOUIS T. SHOEMAKER, l71s x st. NV.
Evening star., 1946-09-15
STORES FOR SALE

DIGS SELF-sERvICE-ss0 rental includes
apartment, excellent business Opportunity
for couple; no agents. Ii. 4503 for ap-
pointment. 1bs
STORE with apt above in 1900 block
II St ne. Excellent location for retail
business: priced very reasonable. YOUNG
q co, Sl3 9th st. NV. RE. 1857 -l5
RADIO AND APPLIANCE STORE, excellent
NV. location; good lease; owners must sell:
$4,000 cash required. For full details
RE 11RR ''
Evening star., 1946-09-15
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

SECOND COMMERCIAL, near 7th and
N. Y. ve.-Fireproof, 2-story. containing
approx. 5000 SO; it., adjoining lot 1900
featuring, truck repair. warehousinE.
sale S BY owner. ma 22l2. MR.. KING
brick, to 10 thousand 50. TT. suitable
for storage or manfg. plant, with more
than an acre Of ground. located on rr,
Just on the outskirts of Alexandria Va.
Zoned industrial Priced $4,000, terms
GAINES g. BRUIN, phone Alexandria 09l4,
Evening star., 1946-09-15
STORES WANTED.

VACANT STORE, LIST floor. about Isx4O,
peighborhood., Prefer NV ia 9526. -i6
GOOD BUSINESS LOCATION desired by
financially responsible party to move LIQUOR
Eill buy lease If necessary. Box 322-E
SPACE WANTED for a wholesale business;
O495 or RE. 1886. MRS. SPEAKS. II
Evening star., 1946-09-15
OFFICES WANTED.

NATIONAL UNION needs approximately
200 square feet of space for its executive
ONCE IN elevatored enice building. Contact
VIM. J. PACHLER. 1913 Broadway. New
YORK City. Watkins 9-7S15. 15'
WRITER wants once. studio or quiet room.
evenings only Box 2O9-H. Star
SMALL STORE OR OFFICE wanted By
ton. outside downtown area. Box 1850.
Star. -lS
ONCE suitable for doctor, medical supplies.
general ONCE. GEO. Y. WORTHINGTON
& SON. 17l9 Eve st. NV, Ma. 1925;
-Ib
ATTORNEY for trade association needs
Al suite OF Q to 3 rooms in downtown
ONCE building. Rental secondary IL re-
quirements met. Box 9TH, Star. 16s
MINIMUM 2 larse rooms, in downtown
area; will exchange 2 small rooms. low
rent Phone Ma O224
Evening star., 1946-09-15
OFFICES FOR RENT tcoNT.l J


9th AND EYE sTs. .Nw.-2nd and 3rd
floor space; reasonable rent; ,mmsaplaMse pM
STEIN CO., 1913 X. st. NV, NE. 5400.
'Washingtons Complete Real Estate IN.
OFFICE OFFICE SPACE. roors. about 5000
square ftS 100 block Conn. ave NV.
ioss goth ST. N.w.--New building. entire
LIST H.. 3 exposures; 1000 50. r.,
pRURY REALTY corr, 1857 K RE.
isi3 EYE ST. N.w.-Entire 1st a. Of s
rms; $3.50 mo. also sinsle rms: on 2nd
sion. We also have 4-story and base
sa' asns Il. 1HHs ~asant' pRu1sRY Realty CORP.
stS s' AND M H 4 SIS, 1tpSN SNw.-As rms. entrances
hall and bath; excellent for dentist; ss5
mo. DRURY REALTY CORP, 1897 x.
WISCONSIN AvENuE-Desirable ofices,
suitable most any profession such as doc
tor, dentist. chiropractor, chiropodist.
etc A., b, CRuMBAUoH. Resitor, 4eos
wisconsin ave. wO. 1884
1907 II ST. NV. Medical Centerl--a lfe.
rms, kitchen, bath, heat and light; S15.
DAVID z BARRY, Me. POPS. IL
Evening star., 1946-09-15
PROPERTY FOR RENT.

WAREHOUSE--2,4O 400 So. It. on 3. q o.
railroad siding in D, c., with loading plat
forms for both freight sgh cars ,;d and trucks
h.-w.h., and 10000 So #. Of Industrial
ground on grade with ST.; more ground
ROTH, Woodward Bldg ma. 1855. -i7
SURPLUS LAND, railroad sidings available.
Zoned Industrial both in d. C. and nearby
Maryland; small or large acreage: long or
short-term leases. PEBBLES CHEMICAL
CO. once, UN. 1925; res. EN-. $3.50 Id
Evening star., 1946-09-15
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

FREE USE Of once space and desk in ".
Brightwood section In exchange for tele-
phone answering service Call Emerson
Sl31 after q m.
DESK SPACE AVAILABLE Oct. list; can
furnish secretarial and switchboard serv-
ICES ICES If desired; 1lO1 Vermont ave, Suits
ofD3 nJ 2lA1 I-
Evening star., 1946-09-15
iNvEsTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

LEO n. BERNSTEIN q CO. offers-eth and
bfick 5 store and spts no lease: excsiienys iiepy
income property: prominent downtown To-
cation, on busy shoroushfare. Call TIL
st. nv. ME. 5400. Washington's complets
Reel NalrSTnENE Estats N1nSSi,9siSn BI Tppr ID
q chance to live in o large g-rm homo
with a minimum income OF S125 that will
pay for itself. This 2-story frame house
has been newly papered and painted, with
modern lighting fixtures in every room 3
large tile bathrooms, 2 loc. on 2nd foor.
future can be secured, SO call MIR. SHILES,
UN 1910. IL
commercial; 14-apartment building; low
rentals: first floor can be used as ofices.
Attention, brokers. VIII sell to colored.
SEE OUR LIST Of properties showing ex-
cellent return for the cash invested For
further information call until pm, KAY
REALTY CO. RA. 2200. lis
CONTINUED on Next Parsl
Evening star., 1946-09-15
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

ABOUT 2.5O0 SO. FIT. of warehouse
space in Alex. Va. Phone Glebe 6715
or see at 130 King st. Alex. Va. 15'
4-STORY BRICK BLDG.-Railroad siding,
freight ELEVATOR, steam heat; approx. 90
900 SO. it. floor area. close-in location;
valuable roof sign privilege: zoned indus
turing, distributor or once use. Available
on long lease to one tenant. See Mr..
Norris, with WEAVER BROS. INC, Wash.
Evening star., 1946-09-15
DESK SPACE WANTED.

ACCOUNTANT DESIRES DESK SPACE in
exchange for services. Box l2-H. Star.
DESK SPACE WANTED in downtown once.
Box 225-H. Star.
Evening star., 1946-09-15
SUBURBAN PROPERTY wAkrEl

WITHIN 20 MILES of washington, 3 bed
rooms, fireplace essential; $4,000 cash
Phone OIL 1919.
RECENTLY appointed mgr. of well-estab-
lshed business firm desires to rent un.
furnished traditional Colonial residence
not more than 16 miles radius from center
of Washington. Applicant and wife former
residents OF city, have excellent loca
property reference. No children. Hopins
for small acreage. insuring privacy ant
sardening space. Keen sene OF responsi-
bility. Call Ma. 419o. Monday. 16.
Evening star., 1946-09-15
WAREHOUSES WANTED.

WANT TO RENT 1000 or more sq. It;
TO be used as upholstery workshop.
WANTED-Isolated building or garage
suitable for chemical laboratory. Box 24s-
Evening star., 1946-09-15

Continued on Next PsgsJ
Evening star., 1946-09-15

LOVELY BRICK HOME, Ia miles south
Of Vienna on Chain Bridge rd. s rms.
shade. fruit trees and Garden. Good road
frontage. Lovely kitchen, new inlaid
linoleum, new stove and refrigerator. Bus
at door; near schools. This house Is
modern in every respect Open Sun. 10 to
9 pm Call A. B. Kennedy, Falls Church
904-J-1. with N. c. JACQUES, Broker,
Evening star., 1946-09-15

FRANKLIN PARK-Little white cottage on
an acre Of land, planted with fruit trees
and vegetables: 4 rooms and big finished
modern kitchen with many cabinets: OIL
heat: SlO.750; substantial cash. M. L.
ALVIG. CHI. 1901.
ARLINGTON, VA, oakcrest--Ses this
lovely English,type home today: Open
weil-constructed porch. inclosed with
grilled rail and screens; bedrm, or library
TIED bath with shower breakfast real an room
I3xI5; 2nd floor has 2 lge. bedrms.. each
14x22 IT.: de luxe bath and q number Of Ice.
storage closets; basement. "a bath, laundry
carefully Inspected to be fully appreciated
To reach drive out Ridge I'd. to oakcresi
property PRO sa.n ie's W1fhfAa iha Commune pARRHoRE
Resltor. excl. agents. CHI. 1866 or CH
ICENTER-HALL BRICK, located in the at
tractiye Hillwood section Of nearby Va,
Bldg This spacious home is offered. for
sale by an out-of-town owner. and Is
priced to allow for DECORATION to your own own,
center csr nah, % With Colonial stairway, liyins
openins opein ion on screened porch; dinihs room
114x1G; equipped kitchen. with door
master bedroom u4x19). with private
bath and an diversified closet; bedroom
(13x14): bedroom Q0x14}, and bath
LARGE attic with regular stsirTay; .,h fni
attractively landscapsd lot, with sufacisen! p
evergreens to assure privacy; detached
s sTf1 oil Sasn.r HsE a1s5 KE sSssi
Go. Co. exclusive assnts. ss4o Wilson blvd.
aa.l'nstsfn ass. e. ss isis. ca $685. eyes, ana sun
Evening star., 1946-09-15

CO.-Large S-rm. ce-
h 4 bedrms.; fireplaces
n. rm.; oh. W. heat:
l00x100. gar; large
ted on street that is
boulevard and will be
soon. Priced right.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-03

all temporal and spiritual needs. This novena began on Sept. 27th, and those who so desire may send their personal petitions to be placed at Mary'S altar at Rosary Shrine. These intentions will be remem- bered in all the roSaries which the Clustered Dominican Nuns say un- ceasingly throughout the day and night during their prayerful watches before the EuchariStic Throne.
 A grand rosary procession will open the pilgrimage exercises. While the rosary is being said by all the pilgrims, the statue of Our Lady of the Rosary carried on it's baldachino of roses will be accom- panied by all the little children, from the Mater Dolorosa Crypt" to the sanctuary of the Alteration Chapel. Then all the pilgrims in unison will renew the act of con- Secration to Our Blessed Mother, Queen of the Most Holy Rosary, and will receive the Papal Blessing accorded to all who invoke her at Rosary Shrine.
 There will be a sermon for the occasion by the Very Reverend Patrick A. Maher, O. P, P. G. of the Eastern Mission Band. Oratorian Fathers from the Oratory School, Summit, N. J., will assist at the Solemn Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament, The master of ceremonies will be the Rev. Edward
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-03
Constellation Ready for Trip To Boston Yord

Newport, R. l., Oct. 3-(UP)- Stripped of it's masts, the oldest war ship afloat-the 149-year-old U. s. F'rigate Constellation-was ready to- day for its first ocean voyage in half century.
 Now berthed at Newport, the old wooden fighting ship will be lowed to Boston Navy Yard tomorrow. weather permitting, for recondition- ing as a permanent museum of the country's early sea warfare. At Boston 1t will lie alongside the Frigate Constitution-better known as old Ironsides"-which was launched few weeks after the Con- stellation in r797.
 Though presently not so well known as "Old Ironsides," the Con- stellation had no less 8 glorious career. fighting against France, the Barbary Pirates, in the War of 1872 and the Civil War. It also served in the Far East before it became a re- ceiving ship at Norfolk, Va, Phil adelphia and Annapolis, Md.
 It later was moved to Newport where 1t was attached to the train ing station and during World War II was recommissioned by order of President Roosevelt for use in the Navy training program.
 The Constellation was built in Baltimore and launched during Washington's administration. It was a full-rigged vessel, 161 feet long and carrying 167-foot mainmast and 36 guns