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Evening star., 1946-03-17
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

AQUELLA and other methods OF water
proofing; painting = gen. n repair pair, ry work DOPE done
ehSaf cF%sNT Ef'7 WORK, stone walls. nasstone lae
rs sns ss Route Herners isns.
Rockville Nd. Telephone Rockville sass-J.
ASBESTOS SIDING and brick siding and
HYATrsviILEs coNTRAcTiNG co. Ce' '.'''
DIRT, concrete. debris: hand excavation
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best;
auet Rlhns Rlncs
ING ~ sSs 6oET6AsT9Es' T6 INC isia wisson-
fASkRF9 FSaER EsRf9ff s5sefs sTe
lfe s2spEP sssf 1ss AND t. aSaR
Floors koNGA saApEAb EA RRFtN1sHEp. sa14 10 years
RssscnsD Rss.sss ehess White
FLOORS sANIED and beautifully An;
hoN STAR5H WdRK FIRE Aa EsSarEs. Ess stairs Gsn fs
iIngs window guards gates, fences, doors,
Pxsss2Hd ESE oaEKS "a ospsfas assS
FsS ssss Is:
lished 1925. AD 5129. %
PAINTING, interior and exterior: prompt
attention; ae free estimates Call HENKEL'
PAINffSG. PaiR'afS 2osS DECORATING, kEM-roSE- NE
Let us Kem-Tone your home" Work
done promptly, AT. 1885, SHAPIRO. 20''
PAINTING and decorating, 40 years at
making homes brighter. For unexcelled
workmanship at reasonable rates call
LUCAS, LUCAS & LUCAS, S23 Emerson st.
NV, RA. $3.50 or GE. 1868. --25
PAINTING, decorating, interior and ex-
terror: Al workmanship,, prompt service;
terms; free estimate NATIONAL install
LATION Co. 55O2 Wis. ave WI 1900.
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while I have ma
terial. Repairing and remodeling, as
6estos 6sesstos siding, roofing. W. D. TAYLOR,
sPRaGRtgr sl5fo Sst2 evenings es pp,,pn .tarnr,o,s
and, and deco5stes stueeo; brick and cindsg 5
WATERPROoFfNG, ali kinds. Waterproof
your basement now! Windows caulked. etc.
ROBERT F: PRICE; RE, 3931., 2o'
LET Us MODERNIZE your bathroom and
Kitchen, auto gas hot-water heaters; see
our showroom. JOHN WIMMEL, 1920
Evening star., 1946-03-17
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERS WANTED Many Immediate
vacancies 81 listed, 81 500 900. BALT1-
Charles ST.: Baltimore l.. Md.
Law STENOG, So, 900 U). Patent law
once, perm. real future, progressive firm
Stenog., insurance Office open sal Need
100 applicants daily for. current openings.
Free REGISTRATION. Oldest agency in d. C.
always see Miss While Miss Lee % place
ment sI secl. e. BoYp'S: 1888 F. MA. 2340.
MECHANICAL ENGINEER tm), S125 wk
0 years expr. with degree. Chemical
engineer, S75 wk. 10 years exper. with
degree. Structural engineer, Is years
expr. Sl25 week start. Welcome No
paying any advance fees under an any % suise.
Ma. 2ll4 or MA. $3.50. PERSONNEL
SERVICE. 1911 G ST., next Epiphany
PAUL b. LEWIS. formerly with the Atlas
employment Emp Agency: is now associated
wish the CLENDENING AGENCY, INC,
Evening star., 1946-03-17
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING Ft. Worth, Tex, Tues, Mar. 10
room for 2. Call Decatur 1888. between
RIDER WANTED 70 help drive st. Louis
Kansas City. March %: references re-
ouested. Glebe S205.
MAN AND Roy wish ride to Utah on
March 90; share driving and expenses. CHI
2000, Ext. 492.
DESIRE round-trip transportation to Ro-
chester. N. Y. some week end with private
party; have drivers license. Woodley 2143
VETERAN wishes a ride to Chicago or St
Paul, Mimi, before Tuesday afternoon:
day Sunday.
WILL BE glad to share expenses and driv-
ing for transportation for two to Florida;
can leave anytime, RUBIN, Elk. -o63S.
COUPLE driving to Denver. ~ PACKARD,
EX-ARMY oficer will drive your car to
Middle West or West Coast. Ask for
bR2SfN r9 g. 22aaa ss1sF p Hnr etb;
viii take one or two passengers who viii
help drive. Call co. o475 after s pm. I7s
Evening star., 1946-03-17
MOTOR TRAVEL Cont J

take 3 or 4 passengers to share expenses
and help drive. Cali LIT. D. s. IMRIE at
OR. ZOO. II not in, leave message. 1941
Studebaker Commander. 17s
DRIVING L. A., leave immed.; large CON-
Portable car, heater; take 4. MA. s510
Ext. 1888. l7s
VETERAN desires ride daily and Saturday
from RiVerdale to North Baltimore, Md.
and return, Hyattsville 5243. IF
share expenses. Call TIE. 1918. 17s
LONG TRIPS and sightseeing. Call WO
3l56, 9-12 am. Bethesda, Chevy Chase
Md, area only. ga
70 SO. CALIFORNIA, Army ot,icer's wife,
about March 20; 1912 Hudson club coupe;
take one lady; ref. req. Chestnut 457s
Sun. any time. 17s
Evening star., 1946-03-17
PERSONAL (conS. J

VIII TAKE s CARE Of % gentle ,th Child % age 2
Brentwood Village area. DU. 6275.
DRESSMAKING, alterations done at home.
Call Trinidad 5073 all day Sunday, week
days after g.
SLIP COVERS AND DRAPEs. custom made
by int. decorator having IL years exp;
reasonable rates. Box 39S-S, Star.
Evening star., 1946-03-17

cellent clientele. we'll established, ) ex-
pert operators; doing over $500 weekly;
rent $50; owner i'll. must be hospitalized:
REeoRD fss coNeEssfoNl ihSsf6 l41s n large radio
store in Q. business section now available
noa,ds 9n dpsresn,ags sTnp basis Box 317-T. Star,
ness 1920 weekly: low. rent: price,
,seuised; no trifiers; Phone LYNN REALTY,
cAsH CAS- AND ecfi cARRY 2R MARREr ARR over $1,000
Iong lease; ease $4,000 as is. BAUM. Broker,
RooMISG HOUSE. downtown, N. H. ave-
n;wIas rooms, baths: low rent; to 10
al easR Syef ursSeT sSee detais eHafsd
tor q Business Broker. 1925 Eye st. NV NV.
M isfs fsf8E ssa Sandss IL to Chance e. broker
n 1sa so1 ss sstee sss
h qS Rent Tss5 sso per h1a5s %onth Can
sYsisf MAkFss kzFE1Rs sx sHqa5tsFs sSfs Asking $4,000
Saiy = 5esS sstsrSSS sSssS
SsokERAoE CO.. sf1 saess1R; %ood%ard dAThAs Blds
SNAIL sMi III LUNCH ROOM doing $3.50 weekly,
sSokIEaRsAoE CO. si1 woodward % q Blds' ihhs
RESTAURANT WITH LIQUOR doing ST.
800 . week. Long lease. Rent, S1OO
month. Price. S33,OOO, with 81 900 stock
included. ATLAS BROKERAGE CO.. S1I
PARKING LOT for rent. SiOo; good loca-
tion for colored beauty parlor; rent, $780,
BAR sA AMI 2S6 GRILL D license. recently re rem
ovated: $105 rent: good lease; opportu-
nifty for expansion; $4,000 cash handles.
For further details see Mr.. Knobel. with
JOHN j. McKENNA, Realtor 4 business
Broker: 429 Eye st. NV, RE. 5345 (call
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CONTINUED on Next Pszs.l
Evening star., 1946-03-17

|
CO, sol woodward Bldg. DI. 7765-7994 .
RESTAURANTS 0iuuor), we have several
doing over 81 900 daily business; with o
mites for people with substantial casl
GAsToM co, boi woodward Bldg. 81
BRonxRDINaG HOUSE DE LUKE. 10 rooms
51a baths: long lease; income. 81 900; oi
h.-w.h. Price for business, $500; dowr
sisGS Rsnt Taot INCLUDES fu1n1tuSs ri sssz A
BOOMING HOUSE, near Thomas Circle: 1
rooms, 4 baths. 2 half baths; rent, S15C
eome sase ouoted pf,ss sss sSo dGsn y sSYH
koomlSs 3 INC RousE. Rt saS' Is rooms, 3 baths
registered price. $3.50; down, $4,000
A A. r RISE gEElXE; sHGp l4eo 90 st. NV d. sss5
booths. IS g. dayeis ays SCI ovns4 very qnSte @ae
lease. Price, sIs.so0; terms; Sc; 900 down
Ell Fills sn, Long n Es, BTGks5 slsG 1o1o Vernon
GRILL. LIoUoRNff you are interested Il
heart Of Government buildings, this i
your ehanee II. Sestasd capacity ca g. 30
Brokerage Dept, HEANEY g. CO.. ss5
Conn ave. H0. $685., .19
1
driving distance Of the District: In loca
oa nd acets OF Sd Has .ei sn1 In
plenty Of room for expansion: Let US ex
Il Ran Arb fsas Pas1NFR aHa D1 vs sSsS Consider
| able capital, desire established business
Fast turnover LIQUOR store preferred, bu
viii consider any substantial BUSINESS
6R 6f HE faasi MAIN AN PIKE, between Mt "A Air
and Baltimore pike, ~ mile of Baltimor
pike; 2-story frame. metal roof, 10 rooms
bath and extra lavatory; suitable for sew
eral different opportunities for business
1t now has 2 dining rooms, large waitin
| loom, 2 spacious kitchens and 8 bedroom
on the second floor; screens and awning
included; would be an excellent locatio
for rest home, tearoom or tourist home
This is splendid opportunity in an excel
lent location for some one looking for
business: double garage. meathouse, larg
chicken house. several fruit trees, l acr
land. Owner, widow retiring from bust
ness. offers the above for S12,500. whic
will include kitchen and dining roor
equipment with the exception of tn
Frigidaire; possession to suit. FRED q
CUSHMAN, $40 Frederick pike, Gathers
burg, Nd. Tel. 299. Open Today. Close,
coCKTxiL LOUNGE, downtown, Conn
ave.-Doins $4,000 monthly; long lease
further details see Mr.. Bates, with JOHl
]. McKENNA. 1929 Eye st, NV, RE
6346 (call Sunday 10 to 81.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-17
Dny radosti mladeze " Praze.

Praha (CTK) - Svaz ceske
mladeze usporadal v Praze Dry
radosti mladeze Majales, ktere
byly zahajeny v patek, 10. kvet-
ma v Kralovske oboTe. Majales
oslavil vyroc1 zalozeni Svazu a
jednoty mladeze a manifestoval
pro mezinarodnl solidaritu.
Svaz je budovan ma zasadach
demokratickych. Ma venkove
je clenstvf mladeze We Svazu te-
m6r stoprocentn1.
Velky Majales byl zakoncen
v nedeli, IL. kvetna slavnostnim
prIcvodem Prahou. K shromaz-
dene mladezi promluvil predse-
da vlady Zdenek Fierlinger, ma
badaje ceskoslovenskou mladez
k jednote. Tehoz dine byl "a
koncen Sized mladych narod-
Mich SOCIALISM, slavnostnfm prI-
pc Vaclavskem name
sti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-17
Svatek rnatek " CSR.

Praha (CTK) = Nedelni sva-
tex matek IL. kvetna byl v Ces-
koslovensku zahajen dopolednf
slavnostf v Narodnlm divadle
Ia 1casti presidenta republiky
DIR. Edvarda Benese a PAM Ha-
ny B%enesove. V ramci svatku
matek ucinila csl. rozhlase
projev pant Hama Benesova, jez
vzdala hold statecnym ceskoslo-
venskym matkam, ktere tolik
trpely .behem valky. V predve-
Ger vyrocniho dine 1mrti PAM
Charlotty Masarykove polozili
president republiky a jeho chot
kvetiny ma lanskem hfbitove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-17
President Truman blahopfal k
vyroci osvobozeni
Ceskoslovenska.

Praha (CTK) - President
Spojenych StatG Harry S. Tru-
man postal presidentu DIR. Ed
vardu Benesovi blahopfejny te-
legram, v nemz Sc pravi, re Cd
hodlany odpor v csl. lidu posflil
svobodymilovne lidi ma celem
svete v nejt1zivejsfch dnech va
lecnych. President Benes Cd
povedel americkemu presiden-
dentu, re pripomfnka odhodla-
neho odporu csl. lidu "a valky
jest Ceskoslovensku d1kazem,
re ami v mfrove spolupraci ne
Dude zapomenuto ma to, re pra
We semknutlm vsech sill svobo-
dymilovnych narodG bylo dosa-
zeno spolecneho v1tezstvl prot
spolecnemu nepT1teli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-17
Monarchisticka strana " Ba,
vorsku byla rozpustena.

Americka vojenska vlada
|rozpustila stranu bavorskych
monarchistn a zakazala il DIAL
81 politickou a agitacnf cinnost.
Strana tato, jez mela "a heslo
ga krale a VAST, byla vyslo-
vene reakcnf a tesla Sc SYM
pathiim hlavne v kruz1ch vys-
siho bavorskeho kleru, ktery
by take rad videl opetne nasto-
lenf Witelsbachu ma kralovsky
trim.
Moskevsky rozhlas pred ne
davnem obvinil americkou vo-
jenskou vladu, re monarchistic
Ike hnut1 v Bavorsku podporu-
je.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-17
Zajezd anglickych vojakI
do CSR.

Praha (CTK) = V pondell,
Is. kvetna navstlvila primatora
DIR. Petra Zenkla vyprava vojen
skeho rugbyoveho muzstva brit
ske okupacn1 armady v Rakou-
sku. Anglicky klub v Praze a
Britska spolecnost poradaj1 "a
soucinnosti csl. 1rad1 pravidel-
ne propagacn1 zajezdy anglic-
kych vojak1 z Rakouska do &c
skOslovenska. .
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-17
Rudolf Firkusny odletsl ma me
zinarodni hudebni festival
do Prahy.

New York (CTK) V soho
tn, IL. kvetna vecer odletel z
newyorskeho letiste LaGuardia
csl. pianista Rudolf Firkusny
ktery vystoupf nedeli, 10. kvet
ma ma mezinarodnlm hudebn1m
festivalu Prazske jaro. Pred
prazskym koncertem vystoupi
Firkusny v Londyne, kde Dude
hrat s filharmoni1 British Broad
casting Co.
Soucasne S Rudolfem Firkus-
nym odletel do Prahy ma mezi-
narodni hudebnf festival DIR.
Jan Loewenbach jake zvlastni
hudebnf zpravodaj "New York
Times.
Ma prazskem hudebnim fes-
tivalu vystoup1 tez opernf pew
kyne Jarmila Novotna, jez bu-
de zp1vat %. kvetna a 4. cervna
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-17
Cd rs. prosince do 80. dubna
bylo odsunuto celkem 483, 765
NemcEG z CSR.

Praha (CTK) = Americke
vojenske drady uverejnily Off
cialni data O odsunu Nemcn z
Ceskoslovenska. Poole techto
dat bylo cd 26. prosince do 80.
dubna prevzato do americkeho
pasma celkem 387,450 nemec-
kych uprchlikd a odsunutych
NemcI z Ceskoslovenska. So
vetske vojenske 1rady prijaly
do sveho pasma 96,315 NemcG
z Ceskoslovenska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-17
Anglicke delnictvo stoji Ia
Ruskem.

Professor Harold j. Laski
predseda anglicke delnicke
strany, v reci, pronesene v Car
diff, Wales, rekl item, ktefi
f1kaji, abychom 81 vybrali mezi
Sovetskym svazem a Spojeny-
mi Staty - S jejich WASN'T pro
svobodne podnikani, ktere neni
AMI svobodne, ami neni podnika-
MIN = re my, delnicka strana,
stoj1me zcela "a Sovetskym
svazem."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-17
Italsky kral Sc vidal tridnu We
prospsch sveho syna
Humberta III.

Italsky kral Victor Emanuel
III. Sc VIDAL trGnu We prospech
sveho jedineho syna, 41leteho
korunn1ho prince Humberta.
Hned pc abdikaci odcestoval
Victor Emanuel z Neapole do
Egypta, kde mu britska vlada
zajistila We shode S vladou e.
gyptskou trvale sfdlo ma jeho
odpocinku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-17
Malir Vaclav Spala zemrel.

Praha (CTK) y pondel1,
IS. kvetna zemrel cesky malif
Vaclav spala We veku 81 let.
Krajinaf spala narodil Sc We
Zlunicfch ma Bydzovsku a stu
doval mal1fstvf ma prazske A
kademii. Konal cetne cesty dc
ciziny, zejmena do Italie a Dal-
macie. Spala byl prvn1 fade
krajinarem. Namaloval tez ra-
du portretG a zatis1. Jeho spe.
cialitou byly kresby tus1 a tset-
Gem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-17
u Westinghouse je stavka
skoncena.

u Westinghouse Electric Corp.
lie docileno dohody a lis dnl
|trvajicl stavka je skoncena pro
u.s. 900 zamestnancG.
Sprava spolecnosti a zastup-
cove United Electrical Work
ers spolecne oznamili docfleni
dohody ma zvyseni mzdy 18c
ma hodinu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-17
Tryzna k uctsni pamatky Eden
ka Borka Dohalskeho.

Praha (CTK) - patek, 10.
kvetna byla usporadana tryzna
k uctenf pamatky novinafe a
Celneho pracovnika odbojove-
no hnuti Zdenka Dohalskeho.
Tryzny Sc 1castnil i president
republiky DIR. Edward Benes.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-17
Habessky cisar do PaTize.

Rim Italska zpravodajska
agentura Ansa oznamila, re
Halle Selassie pTibyl do Neapo-
lie cestou ma paTizskou konfe-
renci zahranicnich minstrel.
Agentura pravila, re habeS-
sky clsar chce ma konferenci
pfednesti zadosti Habese ma l.
tall.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-17
Mezinarodni festival hudebni
Prazske jaro zahajen.

Praha (CTK) " Praze byl
zahajen v sobotu, II. kvetna v
Rudolfinu mezinarodni hudeb-
nj festival Prazske jaro. Festi-
val byl zahajen slavnostn1m
programem Ceske filharmonie
pod r1zenlm dirigenta Rafaela
Kubel1ka. Byly hrany skladby
J. B. Foerstra, Otakara Ostrcila
a Antonlna Dvoraka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-17
Senat schvaluje osnovu zakona
O stavbe 100000 novych bytE.

Senat jednomyslne schvalil
a postal do Bileho domu ma ko-
necny dopis kompromisne zne-
nj bytoveho zakona administra-
|ce. Zakon chce do 1913 m1ti
pod strechou 100000 laci-
nych dom1 pro valecne vyslou-
zilce v prvn1 fade.
Dunn zastupc1 schvalil osno-
WI driveji v pomeru HAST 298
k II.
Predloha obsahuje clanek Q
nahradach We vysi $500, OOO,-
900 ably Sc pomocl teto sunny
posilila chut a podnikavost k
vyrobe stavebn1ho materialu.
|jehoz nynejsl nedostatek je vse
|obecne pocitovan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-17
SpOrtOyn1 Hl1dka.
KRfzKOVE
ZAPASY v COLISEUM.
Jednovecerni turnaj, 13 zapasGi
Vitsz tohoto turnaje utkati Sc
ma $ George Temple, Jr.
bratr Shirley Temple.

Pro pristf 1tery, 81. kvetna
Mr.. Ed Contos p~oradatel kf1z-
kovych zapas1 v Coliseum pri-
pravuje velice slibny program.
Poradati Dude jednovecerni tur
maj, Is zapasG, ma nichz 1cast
brati budou nasleduj1c1 zapas-
nlci:
George Macricostas
z Recka - 22O Id.
Milo Steinobrn
z Memphis - 228 10.
Angelo Savoldi
z Hoboken, N. j. 220 10.
Kola Kwariani
z Ruska - 228 ID.
Tom Mahoney
z Miami, Fla. - 234 10.
Art Kapetanopolis
Recka PIC 10.
Eddie Michaels
z Philadelphia, - PIP 10.
Mike Halter
Long lSland,N. I. Z10 10.
Eddie Craddock
z Washington - ZIG 10.
Bert Healion
z Irska - 245 ID.
Paul Bosch
z New Yorku - 229 Id.
Ma programu Dude IL zapa-
s1. Vitezi utkaji Sc mezi sebou
diva z Mich zGstanou nepora-
Tito utkaji Sc V konec-
mem zapase az do 1plneho roz-
V1tez utka sc S George
Jr. bratrem Shirley
Pocatecnf zapasy bu-
dou pouze 20 minut.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-17

Praha (CTK) = Prazske Ru-
de Pravo otisklo IL. kvetna vo-
lebn1 provolan1 komunisticke
strany, v nemz sc zd1raznuje,
re narodnf fronta z1stane "a
chovana i pc volbach. Rovnez
aocialnl demokrate u%verejnili v
Pravu Lidu provolan1, ktere
podtrhuje, re socialn1 demokra-
Gle zGstane samOstatnOu stra-
nou Sc svym vlastn1m progra-
mem a rozhodovanlm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-17
We mlyns Pillsbury zanechali
prace.

Dne II kvetna oznamil Flip
w. Pillsbury, re mlyn "a" spo-
.lecnosti Pillsbury Mills Dude
zavren pro nedostatek psenice.
V drfvejsf dobe mlyn ten byl
nejvetsi ma svete. We mlyne sc
PRAGUE sc let a toto je prvnl
pfipad zanechan1 prace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-17
Oboe pripojene k Bratislave

Bradshaw (CTK) = Do Vel
kej Bratislavy pripojene holy
obce Petrzalka, Prievoz, Dev1n,
Vajnory, Racistorf, Lamac a
D1bravka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-17

= SobOta: 1. cervna-vecer
Ces. Svob. skola Aug. Herman
porada Ukoncenf Skoln1ho ro-
ku spojene S programem ditek
skoly.
V nedeli, 2. cervna Slav-
most "Zdoben1 Hrob1" ma Ces.
Mar. Hrbitove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-17

N6mecku, pravf, re situace Sc
tam stava velmi vaznou. Vo-
jenska americka sprava Nemec
ka tomu hledf zabranit, ale do
sud S malym uspechem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-17

Urednf priznanf, re nepokoj
q srazky mezi americkymi vo-
iaky a nemeckymi civilisty Sc
mnozf v Americany obsazenem
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-26
WAuekeL
 -- by BILL HARRINGTON --

Frankie Carle, famous as pian- st, composer and band leader, will join the musical faculty of the "Col- lege of Musical Knowledge" over WTIC-NBC tonight, in order to how Kay Kyser the or Professor,
 omething about the fine art of plano playing. Oarle will feature two )f his own compositions: Sunrise 5erenade" and Oh, What It Seem- d To Be-"
 On hand to welcome the visiting
 instructor will be Michael Douglas, Lucy Anne, 1sh Kabibble and his country cousins, Abigail and Bud dy," as well as Jack Martin and the campus kids.
 Oracle Fields adds the comedy touch to Bob CroSby's air show on tonight at 9:30 P. M.. EDT., over WABC. Bob has the vocal assist ance of Jeri Sullivan and the Town Criers, The Bobcat orchestra sup plies the rhythm.
 Although a comic artist, Oracle Fields has the ability to evoke tears as well as laughter. With Bob and the Bobcats she'll sing the popular ballads that have made her famous throughout England and America.
 Massenet's "Elegie" will be Tenor Stuart Churchill's solo on the Thursday, June 27 Fred Waring Show, over NEG at Il A. M.
 Tex Ritter, western movie star, and Pee Wee King and his Golden West Cowboys are Red Foley's guests on the Saturday, June 29 Grand Ole Opry" broadcast, over NEG at 10:30 P. M., Foley sings the old hymn, will the Circle Be 
 Clifton Fadiman acts as narrator in the Exploring the Unknown"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-26

Ray Mueller got two homers and Eddie Lukon one as the Reds hit their high for the season in run production.
 Nick Strincevich finally won a game after seven straight losses, giving the Pirates 3 to 0 four-hit Shutout at New York in the battle to escape the National League eel lar. Homers by Jimmy Russell and Ralph Kiner gave the Bucs the victory.
 The Cubs snapped the Braves five-game winning streak as Claude Passeau won his third game over them, 2 to 3 at Boston. Rookie Marvin yielding II hits and six walks.
 YESTERDAYS STAR Nick broke into the winning column Strincevich of the Pirates, who after seven straight defeats with a four-hit, 3 to o victory over the Giants.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-26
American League Clubs Shy Sending Aces Against Fee
Louis-Mauriello Talk is Put Out as Smoke Screen

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-26
Indian Star Hos Not Met Best RivoIs

New York, June %. (UP)-With. out taking away any of the lustre from Bobby Feller's brilliant pitch ing record, there was good reason to wonder today whether American League managers had developed a defeatist complex against the strike out star of the Cleveland Indians.
 One thing definitely has been established-he isn't being called upon to face the ace pitcher of the position except on the rarest of occasions.
 In winning 12 games and losing live this season flreball Bobby has never been matched against Hal Newhouser of the Tigers, Spud Chandler of the Yankees, Dave (Boo) Ferriss of the Red Sox or, Emil (Dutch) Leonard of the Sem tors, who are recognized the re- Spective aces of their staffS.
 With the possible exception of Tex Houston, Red Sox right-hand- CT, who is rapidly becoming the most dependable pitcher on the Bos- ton staff, and Jack Kramer, of the Browns whose record was only SO . so when Teller met him, the Iowa "plowboy" has consistently been up against lesser lights.
 Yesterday, Tommy vByrne of the Yankees, starting his first game since 1942 was offered as the ''sac- rificial lamb" on the Teller altar and he was slaughtered" with six-run assault in the first inning which enabled Bullet Bob to win easily, 8 to 3. He struck out 13, to bring his total for the year to 165, getting every Yankee but Tommy Henrich at least once. Only Joe DiMaggio, who made four of the nine Yankee hits including his 18th homer, was troublesome for him.
 H1ghson, who beat Teller, l to at Cleveland last week, came in with another to o triumph over the Tigers at Detroit yesterday in which both he and losing pitcher Freddy Hutchinson gave up but two hits.
 However, with two out in the eighth, Hutchinson walked four straight to force in the winning run. Jimmy Bloodworth of Detroit got two singles as Hughson pitched no-hit ball against the others for his seventh win.
 Sam Zoldak turned in his seventh victory at St. Louis, beating the As, 2 to 3 as Chet Laabs hit two homers and Walt Judnich got one for the Browns.
 The White Sox rallied late to give their relief artist, Earl Cald- well his fifth win against one loss, 6 to over Washington. Stan Spence got a Senator homer.
 The Phils won their fifth straight, beating the Cardinals, to at Philadelphia with a 16-hit attack that included homer by Andy Seninick. The Phils set the pattern for victory in the first inning when they scored three runs, starting it | out with three successive safe bunts by Johnny Wyrostek, Skeeter NewsoEne and Charley Gilbert, and a two-run single by Del Ennis. l Every Philly Starter made at least | one hit.
 Cincinnati ended six-game los- ing streak with bats roaring at | Brooklyn, getting 16 hits in a IS to | 3 triumph over the leading Dodgers.