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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-Northeo,

1880 144h ST. N.E.-large double room
near path; convenient to transp.; gentle.
man preferred; $40 month. Du. Q3l1
TIE SHAMROCK INN. sos East Capitol
Io,a rats fGE Rr.sSkx eGgSIss e s57s go. 5sHs-
ssns es rp Can fsn after BEDS g. s4s erGas o
THE GALENA, 132 B st. n.e.@Vacsncy in
triple room for girl. twin beds; Sas so
Sah abs ss ss soss. s; to sSsss sSa
beds; $25 and $50; girls only. "a
sokna so1 soand oT s1a wife or
1904 M ST. N.E.-Large front room, twin
bs1s, phone. and laundry privileges; So So
sex 81: NEL5nsi. f. ssss; rm. with jewish
family, s25 month Phone D1. 642S. ''''
S19 ST. N.E-Large, cool double; twin
neds; ; daily room service; downsown loca-
1916 OLIVE srDOusie 5Ssn and tt twin s01s BEDS,
$50 and $S5 $6, each month. Gentlemen
2OO8 KEARNY ST. N.E.-A large front
double room, Hollywood bed; S25 month
1900 BLADENsBURG RID. N.E.-Lge. rm.
for couple or 2. 81 wk. ea; in pvt. home;
rs min. downtown transp. Call DI. $3.50.
!sS a ST to sss %5asR sssss
fs Iso4 M N ST. N.E.-Large front room. mIS Twin
eseh esss phone I 1885 sss laundry privileges; So yk
rm furnished for three girl Govt. workers;
private living room, dining room, kitchen;
es ssssr an isunafE DE1S so1s: Mis- sSso sasR
ANCRUM. III 10th st. ne. -25
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

PITTSBURGH tArnbridgel = 2-bedroom
furnished apartment, pleasant location,
$40, exchange Washington 1-2-bedroom
apt. furnished or unfurnished. Lincoln
4740. w. C. BROWN 25s
2nd-FLOOR 1-BEDROOM apt in ne in
exchange for 1st-foor 1-bedroom apt in
ne. DE. 0S93. -25
EXCHANGE 2-bedrm. apt. near schools,
suburban Northeast, modern bldg, large
rent. $40 mo-, for 2bedrm. apt or small
cottage. Morthwest section. Box 4s6-M,
Star. or WO. 0595. 25s
WILL EXCHANGE furn. apt: living rm..
bedrm., kit, bath: good location Sc: SS5
mo; available July l; couple only: for apt.
g215 between Q and s. 26s
WASH. FOR BALT.-Suburban furn. 3
rms, KITCHEN, bath for or rms. suburb
no children, gentle: conditions. Call Gill
more 1900, Ext. 24S, weekdays $50 to 8.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

PERMANENT Washington family desper.
ately need 3-bedroom -unfurnished house
Il gnafN saFfNEanes iPSsTN" ssStssTsnces L sb 7s14 25.
ers. and sons. aged 8 and. s, ursently
need two-bedroom furnished or unfurn
house or apt; rent up to S10O and one
years lease; WI. 9512; "a.
summer. starting July i; prefer con.
yenient to Anacostia; up to Sl35 1T
COMR. CLAUSNER, 8 Tradd st., Charles
RELIABLE VETERAN. wife. 2 small daugh-
ters,. q Govt. economist, desires to rent
2-3-bedroom house, unfurnished, Maryland
Box 464-M, Star. 24s
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WANTED, tent, cots in yard, furn., un-
furn. suite rooms or apt. by schoolboy vet
and old maid Govt. employed sister. Cali
TE @ 74a8 betw. z and s. %.
girl out of Metropolitan Area; up to S25
mo- Apt. 502, 1925 18th st NV 24s
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

ROOM AND BOARD; NV; close in; re.
fined settled woman who neither drink.
nor smokes. Call NO. 1881. 25s
would like room and board in respectabl,
private home; Northwest; phone Elk $500
ext. 75S between $50 am. and pm
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1-2 THE EVENING STAR Washington D. c.
1915 -

ROOMS fURN.-Nerthwest. (cont.
CnLoRED-1407 W ST. N.W.-Large rm.,
nisn .sntiob .win BEDS; tive girls; SIS week each;
COL0RED-1os6. .PAHK RD.: several COM
persan. 1eTta6ls sIoGms n for sinale and married
CQLOEED-1727 1Ith ST. N,W.-Rooms
10 ior girls, men men and refined couples, 81 so
COL LORED-29 N ST. N.W.WLarge room
for two. S. each. AID. 43SS. -2S
COLORED-1737 1st ST. N.W.-Spacious
sront T1a room, suitable for two, $3.50 each;
COLORED-s19 OTIS PL. N.w.-one or
Two refined girls; $40; l min. walk to car
or busline. o5s
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ROOMS fURhlsHEo-Mp. and VA.

ROOMS FURNtShEO-MD. and VA.
lARLINGTON-5707 N. 26th st-New pvt
home; master bedroom; newly furnished;
twin beds: semiprivate bath: gentlemen
preferred: $50 mo. GIL. 3677 after Z pm.
ARLINGTON-One double room with twin
beds, close to bath: in private home; S25
month each. GIL. OLA. (Gentlemen)
TAKOMA PARK-Single and double
1852 81
ARLINGTON, VA, 613 N. Buchanan St..
near Wilson ave. and Denwiddie st-Large
daylight room, radio. twin beds, adjoining
bath; men preferred; sentiles; quiet ex-
elusive; owners employed: $40 one, SIP
two: three blocks bus -25
MOST DESIRABLE, master bedrm. pvt.
porch, new home, to quiet, refined man; 15
min d1wntown or Pentagon. GIL. 1862.
S442 SPRING RID. (Sunnybrookl, Bladens-
burg, Md:-Room for 2; furnished; laun-
dry privileges: s. each. -25
SILVER SPRING, MD. - Attractive cool
room for refined gentlemen or employed
couple: unlim: phone and laundry priyil.;
S25 each or S45 for l per mo. SH. 744O
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ROOMS FURk. OR UhFURh.
ROOMS WANTED.

us. No service charge. Open 8 am till
8 pm. E. L. WINTERS. 1908 U st. NV.
NO. 5S27 and Adams 023S.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNisHED.
APARTMENTs WANTED

DUPONT CIRCLE-Two unusually large
rooms with fireplaces, and one smaller
room: porch and private bath; $3.50; pri.
xate home; references. Boz S5-R, Star 90
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

SAN DIEGO-3-bedroom modern house;
owner will exchange for similar rental
nearby Virginia. GIL. S042. go
DENVER FOR WASHINGTON-Use of g.
room Denver house EXCHANGED for Wash
ington: available September. DI. $3.50,
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ROOMS EuRNIsHEp-s.E. and s.w

ROOMS FURNISHED-S.E. ond S.W.
NEAR PENTAGON = Double furnished
sleeping room, adj. bath: modern home: 2
sssnes sss 18th sGx sT s SER n5 Stan Navy yard: se
airy front dble. excel. furn., plenty h.w.;
unlim; phone; conys transp., S45., TR. s725
suitable for couple; in clean, quiet pvt
home: S43 month FIR 1912 80
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COOPERATIVE APTs. WANTED.
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE,

WANT TO PURCHASE a one-roon, kitchen
and bath in NV. Washington. Box 443-M
Star 25s
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bsmt oh.-a. heat; $4,000 down. Dayie,
GEo. II. WILLIAMS CO.-3-bedrm. bun
galow: large lot, shade trees: "a block to
bus; bsmt.: $1,000 down. Davie. UN. 22o0.
PA
GEORGETOWN. vacant-Remodel this g.
room brick house in best section. Ewes,
Evening star., 1946-06-24

completed and located
tion Of Chevy Chase.
priced from S24.500 t
be seen today. Becaus
types Of homes, cali
to see them. Call EN-.
8 pm. F. A. TWEEI
ave. NV.
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GEO. h. WILLIAMS CO. story semidet.
home In Southwest; tiled bath. laundry,
full basement. recre. rm., gas heat. Bell
or Burse, Elk. $685.. "a
Evening star., 1946-06-24

COLORED-NEAR CAPITOL, on very quiet.
in good condition; has hot water heat:
'f5os co ios fra e.. st.
CoIoRED-11eo 1st ST. SEC rms. and
bath for GIL NO no down payment; needs re-
coIosEbis RooMs fitehsns aa on ana
rssuIrsa JESSE LoGB 9fsaDssa Na eof4 o0o sasa
sso, 900. 1897 B st: s.e.@s rms. and bath:
Al In, mod imp; small down pay; Try these.
Under o1 loan' Phone Ii. SSss M0aa:"' sa:
coLoRED-$1,aso DowN-on oeorg,s
ave, avs sL. large rms rms and bath brick, Colonial
at So, 45o for quick sale. Cali Til S pm.
Fss5esEs asnds hos lD fh WM s S b 1g
900 DoWN-Gales st. ne.
with with eos aiss safss IaHms Ar ano eond oa
5easonabis terms; Sail IN 8 Pm: week;
PkoipERTiEsss. ERTafEss 1ois @ nth st. H~aI NV. 81
etSToREpma:srosx 81 $. snIeH. near IIsa m
& Bay Be- iss0c; isa$; yith IL sHSHSos iSISs
coLoRED-coRNER 18th and Eye sts.
n.e:-10 rooms, garage, h.-w.h.; vacant.
viii sell at . good price and reasonable
terms. SIMON BELoFF, Real Estate
efass, 1909 w New York ave. NV. MA.
Colo coIoREbgNk. HA M 14th AND c SITS. N.E.-s
rooms. bath, h.-w.h., front porch: price,
S6;253; $3.50 cash, balance $50 monthly.
WILLIAM J. DAVIS, 500 H st. NV, MA,
1866: evening, Alex. 1884. "a
COLORED-$S5O DOWN: near N. Capital
on st. NV, 2-story row brick; automatic.
h.-w. heater, rooms and bath arranged
to apts.,, 2 rooms and kitchen each; large
front and rear yards: terms arranged,
Call DI. s724. N. BAsILIKO REALTY CO.
GEO. H. WILLIAMS queens
Chapel Oaks, Arm. home, bedrms and
bath; also complete apt in bsmt.: oh.-x.
heat. Price. $1,000. Ratclfff. Ex. s535.
C0LoRED-NR. eth L SIS, N.E.-6-rm,
nnoe fnspsstry erics; concrete porch. harawoo4
torct Tor auiSk nan % sals Sa;5o9 aSM, To in,
C0LORED--NR. 4th . 3 SITS. S.W.-erm.
brick, h;-wh.., bath, good cond. Priee.
Continued on Next Pass1
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ATfEaTfoS a91a Viz T.. boo1oRs Ri eSs
#S ;;;s z5 SS5 y;
loeGs xaGAS! baths 6ear9em q sriss sst.s
o b6a15s * asa IT, sass aeateS
ss e. lsss sat- and sunday =
WE HAVE several homes in all sections
he cs NV IA insese c s4is ia 1atn Ct come s IN
SAIHEpRAE h AVE- oae about y Siesfs an west s q
house. in splendid condition; s RECEPTION Hon
kitchen completely equipped with cabinets
baths; second fioor sleepins sGa ee0TS9Is porch
lovely lot 100 feet deep; detached garage
Mr., shackelford,. Ma. $500: evenings and
Tssk yssk E ends dt ST. 6eos. BOSS & PHELPS
| 14is BLK. ( ST FROM Rom cArHEpRA1-ror msa Sal,
by owner only: 8 bedrms., 2h baths, liv.
ing rm; screened porch, dining rm.. kit
enen, Iull basement, det garage. brick
a9t a9nse. siate roo1' yrs. old; $4,000: l3G
sEAR SiEa q 18th n'x AND RHODE ISLAND AVE WEE ne
row sfs hrnE number n Sf
lent location at a. price that viii be hard
to match on today's market. rooms
bath, double rear screened porch, full base.
ment.. Some with built-in garage. Call
sH11iIPs. MTj IHpss' nf GE So7s. with FRANK S
BURLEITH-Very attractive e-rm. tapes
try row brick, with lge. front porch and
rear porches: located on q beautiful lot,
very attractively shrubbed; detached ga
rage; very fine community and convenient
location: reasonable price and terms to
responsible purchaser. Call Mr.. Wilkinson,
IA. 9604. ewes. or RE. 5000. TABLER,
NseGKrfhHss NoKrhWsssMT n st. sEGr1oN welI-sSSn. sS
streeted corner brick home, good condi-
tion, has nice living rm., dining rm. large
kitchen, screened porch, excellent bed
rms, 2 baths, full basement, automatic
h.-wh. A real buy at $22,500. FLOYD
E. DAVIS CO.. Ma. 0352 -25
BUNGALOW. Colmar Manor, Md,-Ideal
for small family, nice living rm., bed
rms, kitchen, full basement, wide lot
e sTIcsa i s7;sSo; 5sSS terms. FLOYD =. DAyis
Livs rm., open firepl., din. rm. and kit,
bedrms., tile bath; lge. lot; / blk, to bus.
Cash nown payment, $500. Phone MR..
PETWoRTHMRoW brick. . rooms. bath,
bedrooms, screened rear porches, front
porch; fun basement. REALTY sERVicX
ca ga snE hns7 st. p.,t,ti rM NA IN esSs sSso Ewes
The Detroit tribune., 1946-12-28
CIVIL SERVICE LISTS
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The Detroit tribune., 1946-12-28
A9RCH OF DIMES

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Foundation ~ ln.
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The Detroit tribune., 1946-12-28

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rlblc tn the committee m
M thcu national fame
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-18
ani Negro Stars Next Brassco Opponent Saturday Mgt
Scranton Scores IS
 Runs IT, One Inning

Scranton, Pa, July 18-UP) Until some efficient baseball historian can challenge their claim to it. the Scranton Red SOx defied all corners, past and present today to top their feat of scoring IS runs in one inning.
 Even outdoing their illus triOuS namesaKes in Boston, the Eastern Leaguers went to work in the first inning of their game with Hartford last night and put over the IS runs on 13 hits in the opener of double header.
 There were three doubles. a triple. a h0me run, and eight singles, interspersed wit h seven walks in the 55-minute batting spree. Mike Ovadue, Scranton left fielder, hit a double and a triple, scored three times and drove in four runs. Al Kozar hit double and homer, scored twice and drove in three runs.
 After that the Red Sox were a little weary. They scored only one more run and won tine game, 19 to 5. Then they lost the second game, 5 to 1. getting only three dinky hits.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-18
By DAN PARKER

with the help producing the Dodgers what Brooklyn Nothing the naked would be surprised the met by the sale of Dixie Walker.
 Why MT Ricke
  that if itself fading it, which comfort for baseball Brooklyn a bu math teayo out of the situation gloomier might alter the
 
 of Tanks dependence the form could be too that the Tanks constituted type ball club with which Col MacPhail Colonel of of but
 
 Teller the Filler 
 If there's New York who good fodup the other clubs Creenpernt up Dodgers Tanks Mels has is Dodgers dive No. the list.
 Once rights slogan: Wait Till cry three metropolitan
 Copyright 1946. King Features Syndcae
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-18

studying the moon with wary eye ever since scientists learned how to bounce radio waves of it. He keeps wondering when radio wave is going to bounce one Of his old jokes back at him.
 There's good news tonight for Bobby Doyle, young singing dis coTery on Tonight on Broadway over CBS Monday nights, who now gives notice to the Sinatras and Britos to move oVer-he's just been signed 10 a second 13-week con- tract Doyle comparative un- known 3H April when he doffed his service uniform. made his network debut on the Monday night series ln May and was an immediate elIek He has been building stead fly since and. If the road to success for todaY.S crooners is paved With bobby-soXers, then Doyle IS definite iE top grade. He now has his own fan clubs and one Brooklyn teen- ager Wfote, I have been an ardent Slnatra fan but now I'm switching my affections to you. The laugh came iu her postscript. Please don tell FTankiel'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-18
House of Dovid sn orrington Saturday Night

Torrlngton, July 18-The first ap- pearance in five years of the House of David. baseball's outstanding at traction, is scheduled for Saturday night at g at Fuessenich Park when they meet the West End Mems team. The same zany performance will be given that always accom- panies the whiskerea boys in town.
 A sell-out crowd is expected by Lefty Silano. manager of the local team. The West Finders will put their regular team including Radze- vich, Burinskas, KiImer, DiLauren- zio, Mele and Palazzini
 The House of Davids, drawing record crowds as of old, will show Pete SaduSky and Oliver receiving Whitey Black Hart and Griggs will patrol the outfeId and Mike Franko second base, and Dick Kane at third will attempt to stop the ToTington boys
 "Jumpin' Joe Marc ana Al Schulze will umpire
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-18
Wa e ue[ekA -- by BILL HARRINGTON =

Chautauqua. N. Y. JulF 18.- Can We Have World Peace With out World LaW?@ VIII be the sub jeet of a full dress debate when the third of four America Town Meeting broadcaszs to originate here is aired oFeI WATB-ABC tonight al 8:39 P NJ
 Speakers for the affirmative Will be Clark N. Eichelberger. director Of the American Association for the United Nations and T. Y. Smith, professor O philosophy a. the Un.- versity of Chicago and author of the forthcoming book. Atomic Pow CT and Moral Faith "
 Arguing the negative W.l4 be Leo Cherne, author and executive secre- tary of the Researchc Institute Of America and Robert Lee Humber. International lawyer and recent can-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-18
CANADIAN-AMERIC LEAGUE
 BASEBALL RESULTS

Pittsfield, 2; Quebec, o lst) Pittsfield, II; quebec, 8 C2dl Rome, 1; Oneonta, 0 ClsD Rome, 21; Oneonta, T t2d). Schenectady, 6; Amsterdam, 0. GloVersville. 8, Three Rivers, 1
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-18

The decline the Dodgers be laid doorstep fckey the prophet of who has acontn pennan threat since the opened talking Deacon at least acced what disposn Billy man at the time when he should strengthening ne increased the chances his prophecies Mickey owen could have been induced him halfway instead whom path the Glory Road had been blocked permanently.
 derson to catching
 ad up gall bladder OH to Mobile Stu Hoerh the catcher
 Q Edwards who to report Hickey had Edward anything should might to to the Montreal Dodger sent
 to the without the man to the club Johnny Rizzo
 All these moves indicate that Deacon Rieke program pelnan the hope that Manager Durocher had his collection crippes hsng like ants ana
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-18
Black Yonks Trip Locals ln Thriller

The New York Black Yankees certainly lived up to their advanced notices at the Municipal Stadium last night
 Touted as one of the greatest clubs ever to appear here, the New Workers nicked Pitcher Mike Kissko for run in the fourth inning, then protected the margin the remainder of the way with some of the great est fielding gems of the year to give Big Bud Barber the decision over the likable Torrington right handler
 Immediately after the contest, Joe Samoska, the manager of the BraSscos, and Herb Barker, Black Yankee mentor, went into a huddle in hopes of securing another open date on the Yankees schedule for a return contest. Samoska an- nounced the signing of the New York Cubans before last nights contest for a game here next We'd nesday The Cubans nosed out the Brasscos, 3-2, here a month ago and since that time Samoska has been dickering with the club of f1cialS for return contest and fi- nally received the confirmation yesterday
 Splendid Support
 KiSSko, a recent diSchargee from the service, was in rare form last night and his curve ball bothered the Yankee sluggers no end during the contest. Although tagged for 10 hits, many of which were of the infield variety, Kissko was stingy in the pinches and received splendid support in the field and deserved victory instead of a reversal.
 The lone mistake he made all night was giving Clyde Paris, slug ging Yankee third baseman, a good ball to hit and the inhelder lined the pitch for a long triple to right center in the third Catcher John ny Hayes then drove him home with a single over second base which "Whitey" Piurek made sensational stop of but couldn't throw the speedy backstop out at first on the play.
 The remainder of the way the l'4oS1 Nco uI4QC4llCO dISIlOUSI DOGIl clubs threatened on several occa- sions Billy Moore singled, was sacrificed to second and took third on a passed ball in the first, but failed to tally as Barber took Tommy Sheehan's smash back to the box and famed "Whitey KunkieWicz to retire the side
 Johnny DeVito beat out an in- field hit and took second on wild l throw to open the sixth, but failed ! to score as Barber got Piurek, Tom | Sheehan and KunkieWicz on easy [ infield outs.
 Fielding Gems
 The Brasscos turned in several ! fielding gems aS well. perhaps the | most noteworthy being Jimmy I Sheehan'S catch of Barbers foul E over near the Yankee bench which [ he turned into a double play with [ s fine throw to Piurek. doubling I Baker off first.
 The Brasscos play host to the I strong Miami Stars of the Negro [
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-18
BR ASSOC OS
RHek Yankees mo 1oo oo6--l

Eun-Parris Errors Paris . Jas.Iun- us. Runs batted 'n-Ifayes. Three base hit-Parris stolen bases-Parrts Sacr5- Hees=-DeNuo Double plays-Sheehan and Piurek Left ou bases Braesco- +1, Black Yankees r. struck out. by K ss<G f Barber Passed halls-Sheehan. Hayes. mpires--costaldo, GueIelma nd oiertec Tlme-l: :4s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-18

Baritone sn2Ing-naesUo. Vaughn Monroe. Who began his musical ca reer playing trombone before he formed his own band. IS host to one of the greatest trombone artists Jack Tea2arden, on the Vaughn Monroe Show. tonight over Station WTIC, at 10 P NJ. Fea- tured numbers include Lazy Day and oh What It Seemed to Be. " by Monroe and the Moon Maids, and Tn Love in Vain, solo by Monroe The broadcast originates in Con- vention Hall, ASbury Park. N. J.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-18
tNDI<G
CANIE~ yDnaN

Brooklyn .ar Gfae.Bnati. fhiladclTh a St. Louis (Niehl- New York at Pitts sburph Boston at Chicago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-18

Its compo conductor Gordon Jenkins the Four Hits and 4 Miss and the Suitcase Six heard in the current summer version of Dick Haynes Show. tonight at g p. M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-18
REPUBLIC DRUBBED

Litchf1eld, July 18-Bantam Le- zion drubbed the Junior Republic, 16-3, in a Litchfield Softball League game last night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-18

SoX, to 1 ana to as Joe Dob son and Dave Ferriss pitched iden- tieal seven -hitters. DobsonS victory was his ninth while Ferriss won his l4th. Bobby Doerr got a second game Boston homer.
 The Tigers defeated Bobo New som, 3 to ? in 12-innings at Wash ington, tying the score with two runs in the ninth and winning with Skeeter Webb's single, sacrifice and Jimmy Outlaws double in the 12th Relief Pitcher Al Benton was the winner hurling five hItless in rings.
 The Indians took over fifth place from the Browns. trouncing the Athletics. g to 2 as Allie Reynolds won his third straight game. The As made only five hits.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-18
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AMERICtN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Fotaa=. Chicago. l 61st1. Boston q. Chicago. teij \eW York. Sf Lou tistt# New York S=Sf Lou#s. ed lcNeIand Philadelphia. Detroit, Washington.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Philadelphia. 10. Sr. Lou -..1. Cincinnati, 5; Brooklyn, 2.
 '3t@aeo, ly3 Boston, Q
 Pittsburgh s. New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-18

---e.Y Vivian Blaine. talented Hollywood actress and singer, is the fourth of series of gIam0r- ouS vocaliSts to pinch-hit for va cationing Jo Stafford on the NEG supper Club, show. Vivian has recently completed the soon to-be-released 10th Century Fox film If I'm Lucky, in which she stars with Perry Como, king pin of the Supper Club. program
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-18
STANDING
GtNFS TODAY
GAMES TOMoKKoM

Louis at New York eEfuhtt= ! ''Irnit at MaSH5Hgton fNighft t.leveiand at EhtladeipHia hieaeo at Boston
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-18

Dodgers have all but blown seven and half game lead For another, their amazing run of luck seems to have petered out at last AS their lead faded to haI game in the disastrous series with the Cardinals the Dodgers had nothing to offer but umpire batting which alas, brought only five-day, suspension anG Sl90 fine for Manager Durocher Arguing with um- pres is the most futile occupation on earth as Leo should know by now but in the present instance i was all he had to offer since he is getting no help from the front office
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-18

WATR-ABC's Professor Quizz= pr. Craig Earl ln private life-and his entire radio trouB-Wiil begin $ l0-#eek tour of Southern and East ern c4tes carly in August.
 The profess9. VII conduct his popular question and answer seS- ion. Eia ABC in each of the tol- lowing cities. Norfolk. Va. on Aug 8 Richmond. Va. Aug l5. Roanoke Va. Aug 22 New York August 29. Atlantic C.tf Sept. 5; Philadelphia. Sept 12, HarlsbureA Pa. Sep l9. Pittsburgh. Sept. 26. Cleveland. Oct. 3 New York. Oct. 10 and Boston. Oct r.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-18
CAMPS TOMnRROM

Brooklyn at Cincinnati Boston aI Chicago. Philadelphia at St Louis CNight1 t0nly games seheduledl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-18

i'elroit a Wash Dgtou tNIghtt Cleveland a Philadelphia tNiehtt hlrago Et Boston
 tonlN games. scheduledt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-18

each week jn a solo number, wants everyone to know that he has learned another piece. and wiII play ii Saturday. July 20. The song is that sweet old Indian legend of love "RedWing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago 0Haynes a-e) at Boston uIar- rls 12-D.
 st Louis G'erens ID at New York (Marshali 2-2)-Nieht
 Detroit (Trout s7 at Washington Leonard 7-3)-Night.
 Cleveland CWebber 0-D at PhiIadel- phia Christopher 5-f)