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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

ROCM AND BOARD wanted by single
school teacher in Fairfax, Va. or vic
Call CT. 4060 or write MISS RUTH r.
PANELS. J27 So Highland St. Arlington,
Va. 80
WORKING MOTHER and day care for
ST. 3Sba. "'-'e ''oo' eses
LOCAL COLLEGE desires listing of room
ing and boarding houses for out-of-tow
students, both men and women, mostly
veterans. Box 402-X, Star. 81
IN REFINED GENTLE HOME, by en-
daughter; day care Of child. OK. Oa63.
MOTHER, employed, wishes room. break
fast for. self and board and night care for
child. 3h yrs. old ia. 1909, bet. 5 and
ny REFINED, SETTLED LADY. NV. sil-
yer 5prina. Takoma: private family prefer
red: ref. EXCHANGED, Box .251-c. Star. =
tant,. middle -aged, desires room and board
or share cost and use Of home on CO.
operative basis. Cali WI. 4704 or write
Box 243-C, Star 3s
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ApARTMeNTs FURNISHED.

1s75 N ST. NW.-Excellent share apt. for
young lady, preferably student, nondrink-
APARTMENTS now available; 1-bedroom
housekeeping apt. at $780,, two 2-bed-
room housekeeping apis. at $500. one g
bedroom housekeeping apt at 1925: avail
able Oct. 1st.: 2-bedroom housekeeping
apt. at $3.50. l-bedroom housekeeping
apt. at S275: all furnished with full hotel
service. Cali Mr.. Hutchinson. CO. 1900.
HOTEL 2400 18th ST. N. w. 80
SMALL BEDROOM. APT.--Living rm..
kitchenette, pvt. bath: nicely furnished:
electric refrigerator, gas. electricity, con-
tinuous hot water included. $40. 3407
31th ave. Colmar Manor. Md.
LADY TO SHARE 3-rm apt. with young
lady; $40. Cali TR. 1902. ls43 29th
Ia i6lo 18th ST. N.w.--Apt. 4oe; girl to
share 3-rm. apt, with 2 girls. age 21-25;
$50 mo. De 6!94, as
GIRL to share furn. apt with 2 other
girls: !S35 each. 2315 Lincoln I'd. ne.
Afss, 4 er,ss, e Ap Hpr 7sai sair uoxr ,a.., ss
round living; 3s-foot twin-cabin cruiser
for sale. $500. WO. 702a %
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eoATS.
HIGGINS BOAT

HIGGINS BOAT az IT. utility, now be-
Dry af naber With fn9e H1eH y0sE % srasf %sS
er, on board the the ssTamia at ioso tp' Maine ehi
sEorrILrk Pkg II kKsAlkIscHav. your 20 pro.
pelleI repaired now, FRANK DEL VEG.
GHi9 94ss arIas rs saRp!iss s1sa 1912 ilth St Sc
EENG;INEs1,chrysler, marine: carload on
p psisss 2T RING FuEros F1E sSsa' sc
RowBoATs. BOAT $'f DINGHiEssWe hSi hA we have You
bay; See at S; KINd oFgLToN. INC, os65
srps sfovEs ssf BLU FLAME 1877 io5 bottled gas
TON. INC; s05 Maine ave. s.w. Phone
MoToRBoAT.' 24-toot small cabin inbosrd,
model engine, completely overhauled, in
5e 1850 esnatGR essh Ho sF a asek ster sale will tske
RICHARDSON SEDAN IS ION display. i'm
mediate deliveries THE JACK STONE
e2Bs G2 81 cRUisfR 2aa .vs s. Tl 9ss ssss can't asra
not to buy this boat at this p priceEsa. ice 800
ssssh;, sssh., See See picture in last Sundays star
snteenth and Pennsyivania Avenue i i Bridge Hi
SABfN ck6isER sniaSs 4S It,. excellent ssndi- con
ssPs ssI s. 'ssRs1n'nehn ssss4 en a,ess
CABIN CRUISER. 80 IT,. Gray 671 motor
excel eond throughout; attrae. and well
CABIN CRUISER, 46 IT,. twin Chris
Crafts, Delco 32-vot lighting, all cony
completely canlked. overhauled and cleaned
dependable cruising; best boat on the river
Tor living aboard. Buzzard Point, IT. Of
3s-FT. MATHEWS CRUISER, new chrys-
: lavatoriss: Pen-Yaw dinehy; Isn't faolns plani
s9d 800 moany i extras sssR Rerfe's condition. price
SPECIAL BARGAiN1Modern cabin cruiser
Chris Graf built isia Twin twin motors a saruey nsy
95 hip. each; refinished throughout. same
| as new. This is one Of the most beautiful
cruisers ahoat Price. $4,000. Brokers
aefrne Bay cfa pea be Ma ssddg es g
REGISTERED COMET for sale; OXFORD
built. tight and fast; two sets OF sails
one excellent, other. needs repairs Price
$500. Call BRYANT, Ma. 1898, before &
fKorELLERs. z. new, twin, Federal
Moaul ..Eauipoise" 1sx14, left and right).
FLAGs,.one set of international flags,
| OUTBOARD, 1916 Sea King, 3.3-hp excl
| cond.;. 500. 3205 Rhode Island ave-
Apt. MI Rainier. Md.
| TOPSIDERS ideal yachting shoes in stock
s. KING FULTON, INC. sos Maine ave
sw. Executive 1865 -
AFT. ELCo bridge deck, double cabin
l10.hp Chrysler, 2 to / reductions 5
| heads, master stateToom, elect. head and
4 shower. excellent condition: lots of extras
36-ft. Wheeler bridge deck, double cabin
| ll1-h.p Chrysler r.d.: spotless and ready
/ 10 90. STICKELL-WHEELER YACHT Co.
595 Penn ST.. Baltimore. Phone Tuxedo
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ROOMS FURhlsHEp-s.E. and s.w.

26O4 BRANCH AVE. S.E.--Lovely rm,, mr.
shower: refined man: restricted neighbor-
hood Of beautiful homes; $36. AT. 0s51.
304 PENNA. AVE. s.E-Large. newly deco
rated room. twin beds, for 2 girls, $45 per
month. Call after 4 on Tues. AT. 5433
305e 30th ST. Sc. Apt, e---Attractive
single room for refined young lady: conven
to bus, restaurants: $40; ref 2S'
616 G ST. S.E.--Nicely furn.. newly dec
GRATED dbl. becrni., in clean quiet home
for couple; SAB month. FIR. 4912. Near
Navy Yard -
1919 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. s.E.-Large
double room. twin beds. 2nd-fioor front; 2
gentlemen S26 mo. each, After pm.
1914 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. sE.-one
large furnished rm, for girls; twin beds
inner-spring mattresses, use of home and
kitchen PRIVILEGES; 81 each per week. FIR
076S.
II? ST. s.E.--Lge. dble rm. with twin
beds, next to bath, newly furnished and
decorated. $50. TR. 1908 80
ANACosTIA, 1444 18th st. se-Double
room next bath; no other roomers; Protes-
tant home; no drinking; S35 mo. Ii.
CoLoRED-347 L ST. S.w.-Nicely furn.
rm. for quiet. refined gentleman; So per
wk --2S
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ROOMS EURkIsHEp-Mp. and VA,

1884 n. VAN BUREN. Fails church-1 rm,
single. $3.50: double. S11; suitable for
TWO Administer 1910 20
SILVER SPRING. Md: best section-Fur-
nished room. next to tiled bath: gentle
man; give references: near bus: available
Sspt X sSr Box S%,iai 222sG . a stsr - - 70.
oUIET YoUNG LADY to share rm, with
another lady: next to bath: kit. liv. rr1
and laundry privil.: blk. from bus stop.
LARGE. FRONT DOUBLE RIM. adj. Side
porch. neatly furn., S35 per mo. Phone
Glebe $3.50 30
ALEXANDRIA-Gentlem only. room,
semipvt. bath; refined adult family; excel.
neighborhood; COW. transp. Navy Bldg
Pentagon. National Airport; restricted;
$50. Call after 6, TIE. 2423
BEDROOM. living room and private bath:
for Army couple; in EXCHANGE for house
SINGLE ROOM for refined gentleman; pri-
coTTAGE CiTYIAttIactiSe Aisu pnae rm's near
transp., $40 mo. Call SH. $3.50 bet. and
5 pm. 30
BETHESDA, near Navy Med. Center
Large SO. exposure front room; sun deck.
bait and unlimited phone. No drinking
Lady or gentleman; S45 month. Oliver
SINGLE. nicely furnished: inner spring
mattress: semiprivate bath: gentleman
only. Oxford OBI after 6 pm 29*
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ROOMS FURNlsHrp-No,thw.,,

CoLoRED-NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
Basement room, c. h.-w., middle aged
couple preferred: 81 week each. NE
010s, -2s
coI0RED-tsI7 SWAMI ST. N.w.-Ige
front rm., nicely furn., for employed cou-
pie; some privils.; $40 a week,
COLORED-l924 18th ST. N.W.---We have
US: 81. SO and $3.50 week DE 1905
COLORED--I20s PARK RD., Apt. 10l---
rm.. for employed couple or 2 girls; nc
SIS ea -2Q
CoLORED--3a0 T sT.-Purn. rm.. suit
able for 2 gentlemen: SIS each per wk
CoLoRED-s5a3 18th ST. girls. twin
beds, End a. rm,, S35. Also 3rd A. rm.,
couple. $50; no cooking. DE. 1879. ---2q
room for a refined couple; $3.50 each
Phone NO S5S4 o9s
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK

MONEY-MAKERS - 80 head beautifully
marked Hereford heifers, bred to calf in
March. co. 3322, evenings DE. O222
HORSES boarded at entrance to beautiful
wooded Dupont Park bride trail. located
n n, Sc ao SECTION of Alabama and Pa. ayes.
Al: -O92I. %
FINE SADDLE HORSE, bay mare. heavy
hunter type. Phone Ii. S304. Alters 30
pm, call WA 6755 -
WHITE-FACED HEREFORD and Aberdeen
Angus cows, some with calves at side, some
nearby stringers, S110; choice white-faced
NE. 1894. -
HORSES BoARDED-Box and standing
stallS, Schooling ring Riding and Jump
ing lessons given by competent Instructor.
SUITLAND RIDING ACADEMY. 4436 Suit
land rd., Suitland, Md. SP 0752-W II
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POULTRY e EGGS.

500 CHRIsTY NEW HAMPSHIRE Red
pullets, ready to lay. Daleview sS7- -W-12.
2Ss
2-3 lbs: 30 pullets. Rocks and Reds; 500
baby chicks. White Rocks. o. G. MAX
WELL. Lanham, Md. Hyattsville 0226.
Defense hwy. 30
PULLETS-Austra Whites. Barred Rocks
and N H. Reds. SP 07SS-W
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WASHINGTON FOR NEW YORK-3 rms.
and dinette; new apt house; $50; for 3
or more. Box 73-B, Star, j.
pensive walk-up apt, downtown NV, for
L OF bedroom modern apt. Ex. 05l0.
FOR ALExANDRIA-Vet-
eran and wife will swap their one bedroom
furn. apt, in quiet NV. section. for two
bedrm. unfurn. apt. in quiet section of
MODERN 2-BEDRM. APT, ne. exchange
for 1-bedrm. in Miami, Fla. from Oct. to
June. Call DE. 1920. SO
WILL EXCHANGE for one year. furnished
apt. l bedroom, porch and yard, in ne
Ior furnished apt. in Boston suburban area.
WAsHiNGToN VA MOI Ssa' TO NEW YoRK-s.sed-
room garden. apt, modern DEVELOPMENT.
in exchange for . or 3 bedroom house or
apt: in suburban New York. UN. 0342 -,
WILL EXCHANGE Groom and kitchen,
unfurnished apartment in Bronx, N Y:
for APARTMENT in NV. Washington. Call
Taylor o49l between and 9 pm. 29a
remodeied. FIR. 2404. Box 366-B, Star
WILL EXCHANGE 2-bedroom apt. in Bos-
ton for unfurnished apt. in Washington.
Phone Mr.; KALES. TR. 2424, Ext, L.,
WAsHINGTToN FOR cHIcAGo-win ex-
change 1-bedroom Washington apartment
modern bldg, for similar apartment or
nat in Chicago or vicinity. Taylor 1884,
LOWER MANHATT;AN. large living room,
bedroom, foyer, kitchenette; for 1 or 2
bedroom, modern, WASHINGTON northwest
or nearby suburb. CO. 1890.
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ROOMS WANTED.

WIDOW AND DAUGHTER need unfur-
nished light housekeeping rooms ne OF
Sc. Write Box 230-C, Star 2Ss
VETERAN AND WIFE have to move Sept
l. Desire Groom and kitchen unfurnished
apt. In Arlington or NV. D. c. CO. 645S
ROOMS for light housekeeping wanted by
veteran student in local college, and wife
Box 244-A, Star 81
QUIET, REFINED LADY desires furnished
room in nice private home; Sc; on or neal
car line: laundry and phone privileges
Box 235 &C, Star.
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APARTMENTS UhEURhIsHEp

AVAILABLE SEPT. 1st.--Apartment. LIST
moor, in charming old Alexandria home
no children. Write qualifications, NJ. r
GREENLAND, 10I N. Alfred st, Alexandria
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COAL. WOOD and FUEL OIL.

CORDWoOD, well seasoned. delivered in
W. section, Phone your order, WO. 655S
or EN-. 1900.
ANDIRONs, fire tools. screens and all fre-
place goods repaired and refinished. %. L.
BROMWEl.L. 10 18th st NV NE lI34
FIREPLACE WOOD for sale. Call MR..
JAMES SIGLER, Rockville 1-J-1. Il
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.

REFINED MIDDLE-AGE LADY desire
room and board in the country Sept 5th
MRS EMMA E. BEACON, sos Longfelloy
st NV, Wash. D. c. 2q&
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MIscEIlANEous For SALE.

QUICK FURNITURE SALE. in Ariinrton-
KITCHEN tabls. Call Chestnut oo47. 2s'
bssssy. issss prass shape. truss 81 s. 9ns pss
AMERICAN DOLLARS offered for your
camera. movie equipment photo supplies.
BRENNER. 933 Penna. ave. NV. RE. a4a4.
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MiscEILANEous EoR RENT.

FOR RENT, one IIa-yard shovel. Cal
HosPiTAi BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING ANr
FURNITURE Co. 622 st. NV. National
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

LARGE DOUBLE ROOM, 3 exposures; no
other roomers. convenient to bus: reason
able; employed couple or lady. SH. 1874.
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

APT. HOUSES FOR SALE
s.APT. BUILDING., lot 67xl50. vicinity
Phone m Mr. sfiid saEpPARD Go pfise 1S29e bsfogs
$50 am. or after $50 pm. 30s
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE
WILL SELL 2-bedroom, dining room. liv-
ing, room and foyer coop apartment to
suitable restricted purchaser in exchange
for acceptable 2-bedroom apartment. Box
NICE APARTMENT. located near 18th and
3ts. NV; S5,5O0: approximately 81 500
cash required. Call TABLER, INC, RE
SELLING COOPERATIVE APIS. is a
specialized business. This office is respon-
sible for the original sale and successful
operation of most of the more than so CO.
operative apartment buildings in Wash
ington.
We have sold and resold many. many
times more such home units than all other
washington Offices combined
For expert service in buying or selling
consult EDMUND j. FLYNN (nationaily
recognized authority on the cooperative
plan since I920l, woodward Bldg. RE
1918: or RE. l749: office hours, 8 to s.
Mondays through Fridays.
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EFT. ELC0 bridge deck, double cabin,
l10-h.p Chrysler, to l reductions 8
heads; master stateroom, elect. head and
shower: excellent condition: lots of extras
36-ft. Wheeler bridge deck, double cabin,
10 so. STICKELL-WHEELER YACHT Co.
do55e Jo5 Penn St., Baltimore. Phone Tuxedo
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WATCH, Rollex oyster. perpetual; brand
SSRFistmas SRgH Night perfume. o., sl6. uN.
WATER COOLERS. electric, prewar. guar
anseed; expert installation. JOHN @.
WAFER 81 s. 1nE; kA 4,s7 dsvery
5rand-new electric water coolers; suitable
9F og st9ess prces csS tsss sna ahegs 4
opsa 5gsp TIidsy and Saturday to pm Ii
WATER HIATERs. electric, l5-ral, ais sizes;
need no plumbing or special wiring; also
q % End, and GO gal sizes for immed delivery.
EEL.ECsdsRslcAL Z. sssnL CENTER. 514 10th st. NV.
WATER Notwithstanding delivery:
2rsnd-neW 30-gaI. gas h...w. heaters: all
ARD TRE hpPLAackE fssk co seo5m IotS SsTAap anS
as sts ne Open Fri. and Sat. till 9 pm, Ii
WssTi WsTrk T. fiaAar faifaAarrRs-Nationally ss known.
gua,ranteed auto, gas storage heaters, in
Isfs 2sa,fsf'S 8 F''sonfss aEAFsa REss
WafTER Il RaEAsrIEas. prswar gas. electric, eas
Exper oHs f0y wra 3
WATER HEATERs. automatie@ S@i gas; as 5.yes, yea
&aTkR sseaafs seesse snt sidearm TYP.
with thermostatie control new principle
nomicsl to operate; s45. 6sla 4th st
NV, GE. 1881. Open evenings until o.
-3
WIRE AND CABLE 49, THE AIR TRACK
MANUFACTURING co, at 500s Calvert
I'd, College Park. Md, has on hand, avail
titles Of miscellaneous electrical wire and
cable, Lists showing quantities, complete
descriptions and prices will be mailed upon
request to MI. f.. r. Bonner. 3
YORK REFRIGERATOR with compressor:
holds 3 sees OF beer; practically new Call
after q pm, SP 03i3. 20
YOUTHS BED. almost new, mattress in
cIuded; $50. Call between . and 4 pm !,
vi I!z4. 4707 River rd. NV.
BEAsRGAINs in photo or movie equip,
NER, 933 Penra. ave. NV. RE. 2434.
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desire one or
nent or house,
Call CAPT.
Ext. 30S4 be-
nsin SOIL be.
Evening star., 1946-07-11
.0peretta 'kikado,'
Long Barred, Will
Be Given in Japan
By Fronk L. White

Assoeio'ed Press Foreign Correspondent
TOKYO, July 1.-THE Gilbert
and Sullivan operetta The Mikado,"
hitherto banned in Japan because of
its satirization of the Emperor, will
be staged July % at the Ernie Pyle
Theater.
A cast of IS singers with 60
piece theater symphony orchestra
augmented by Japanese girls en-
semble-now under contract to a
recording company-will present the
gay music and sparkling color of
the operetta. 1t is the most lavish
show yet attempted by the Ernie
Pyle production unit.
Sponsored by the Army, and with
Army personnel augmented by
American civilian actresses perma-
nently assigned to the production
unit, the theater is turning out a
whole series of professionally COM
petent shows which are touring the
Pacific areas. Civilian War Depart
ment employees in the Tokyo area are
assisting.
Last weeks MY Sister Eileen" and
this weeks The Man Who Came to
Dinner" brought ovations from
crowds of Allied soldiers and civil
ians filling the seats of the theater
at every performance.
Edward S. Stephenson. director
for The Mikado," said it was neces-
sary to send to the United States for
the score, as no copies or recordings
of the operetta could be found in
Japan. Mr.. Stephenson, a graduate
of the Pasadena Playhouse School
Theater, led his own repertoire COM
pany in America for several seasons.
Associate Director Frances Holly,
also a Pasadena graduate. was &C
claimed on Saipan for her part in
staging and acting in The Voice of
the Turtle" She had participated
in CT shows in the Los Angeles area
! for several wears.
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so Orig. soc soehets in Apple Blossom,
Rose, Cornotion--------
Is Orig. 100 Lorse Bottles Toilet Water,
osst. frogronces- Plus tox
IS Orig. Soc Bottles Hond Lotion,
29c Plus tax
Observation-Disclosures Floor
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Gl21;1Eu3:E}

l62 Orig. 2.99 BIouses, royon crepe, white
and postels., sizes 81 to 40
1S Orig. 7.o4 irregular 2-pe. Cotton PIoy-
suits, white, sizes 2 to Is ----2.44
23 Orig. 5.S8 Ton Rain Joekets, water re-
peIIent, sizes Z to $50
80 Orig. l9e Cotton Gobordine Shorts,
navy, sizes 2 to l8---l.57
$50 Orig. 1.z9 Cotton Polo Shirts, in navy,
brown and pastel stripe, sizes small,
medium, large
-Sportspear-Second Floor
Evening star., 1946-07-11

The nearer to the sun a planet is
the faster it has to move to keep
from being drawn into the sun. be-
cause the suns attraction is more
powerful when the planet is closer
to it.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-09
BOSTON. Oct. 8.

IF TED WILLIAMS stop specuang going play concentrating  greatest aough prove
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-09
WAu&XefA
 -- by BILL HARRINGTON --

An unanswered telephone cost Erie Fisher of Franklin, Ind, $900 last night during the first WATR- WIZ broadcast of Pot O. Gold.
 However, Fisher will receive $1OO consolation money because his phone was chosen among all the numbers listed in all the directories in the United States. According to Pot O. Gold rules, the $900 he didn't get will be added to next weeks $1,- 900 and if tonight's lucky telephone is answered between 930 and 10 P. M., someone will receive $1 300.
 Ann Baxter and Paul Mini will be co-starred in the first radio pre- sentation of the comedy-fantaSy film, Angel on My Shoulder '' when the second This Is Holly wood" broadcast is aired over CBS on Saturday, Oct. 12, at 10:15 P. M. The story concerns the adventures of a gangster who is always getting himself in and out of HadeS.
 Vaughn Monroe will realize an old ambition by adding string section to his band when his new winter radio series opens Saturday, Oct. 12, on CBS at 7:30 P. M. The 12-piece unit, featuring violins, violas, and cellos, adds still another sweet" touch to Monroe's smooth music, and brings the bands size up to 30 pieces. The only strings used in Monroe's summer show on NEG,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-09

right field, will lead off the Boston batting order and Cronin was un- decided few hours before game time whether he would shift York and second baseman Bobby Doerr in his batting order.
 Against Pollet and Brecheen he had York batting fifth and Doerr sixth but he said he may reverse that order against the curve balls that are anticipated with Dickson on the mound.
 For the Cardinals Dyer, said 1t would be the same lineup that he used against big Tex Hughson on Sunday, with Harry Walker playing left field and Joe Garagiola catch ing. That gave him all of the left handed hitting power he could mus ter and he was sure that 1t would be enough.
 Until the teams arrived after dusk last evening there had been some doubt whether today'S game would be played in view of a forecast which called for rainy weather. But late last night the forecaSter predicted the rain would hold off to get this third game of the World Series into the record books without weather in terference.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-09

which came to 8 close last Thurs day, were rhythm instruments-the piano, bull fiddle and guitar.
 Eddie Bracken, who stars Sunday nights on his own CBS program, is co-starred with Ann Blyth in an adaptation of the fanciful comedy Tt Happened Tomorrow on Academy Award" show tonight, -CBS, 10-1o:30 P. M. Bracken plays prophetic cub reporter and Miss Blyth plays his girl.
 Ut Happened Tomorrow" was nominated for an Oscar in 1914. Miss Blyth was nominated for an Oscar as best supporting actress in 1945 for her role in the award win ming picture Mildred Pierce"
 Xavier Cugat's Spotlight Bands" show from Hollywood tonight, will be his last from the film capital for a while. He's finished his numerous film assignments and the oft post poned concert tour through the Midwest and South has finally re- ceived the green light. His Oct. 16 and 23 programs will come from Chicago and, as usual, the Latin American Cugat rhythms will be heard over Station WWCO and MES at 9:3O P. M. tonight.
 It's the Widow Ransome's wed- ding day, but all eyes are on ''T'he Great Gildersleeve," in the comedy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-09
Dana Bible or
 Texas Named Coach ofWeek'
BY CORNELIUS RYAN limited Press Sports Writer

New York, Oct. 9-(UP) - His football team possibly is the best in the nation, but he's sure to get a $6,0OO cut in salary at the end of the season.
 There was bowl talk for his squad even before the season began, and there's a lot more now, but his con- servative nature is appalled, at such loose long-range forcasting. His bullfrog voice, seldom raised on the practice field, bellows that such speculation is unfair to the team and to the coaches.
 But the performance of his team, reflecting his conservatism in that 1t uses single wing and double wing formations instead of the almost universal T-formation, is anything but conservative. And his anger won't stop the bowl talk. Only when his team is stopped will the bowl speculation be quieted.
 Ten Year Coach
 He's the United Press coach of the week, short, stocky, baldheaded Dana x. Bible, finishing 10-year contract as mentor of the Univer- Sity of Texas LonghornS.
 At the end of the season-which may not be until Jan. 1-he volun- tarily will quit coaching to become Texas athletic director at a salary of 5000 per year. As coach he gets 5000, more than the governor of the state, and there was some crit icism of that fact when he started as coach.
 He came to Texas from Nebraska where he won 50, lost 15 and tied seven while winning six Big Six championships in eight years. For two years his Texas teams were los CTS, but he was building in meth odical, conservative way. More and more star Texas prep players came to Bible to play college football, and Longhorn teams got better and bet ter. Three times in the past four years Texas has won the southwest conference championship.
 What Scores?
 But his present team may be his greatest-and perhaps one of the greatest in the history of the sport. It has played three games and won them all: AZ to 0 over Missouri, 76 to over Colorado, and 54 to over the Oklahoma Aggies.
 Bible doesn't try to run up the scores, but that's how good his team is: It just can't help it. He has four backfield men who have run 100 yards in less than 10 sec- onds. He has a former all-America end in Hubert Bechtol, and big, fast line.
 It's a typical Bible team, playing with precision and teamwork and nc temperament. Bible was chosen in 1887 to replace Jack Chevigny part ly because of his ability as diplomat coordinator and administrator, and he handles his teams with a max imum of all three.
 Bible, son of a professor of Greek and Latin, starred in football, base ball and basketball at Carson-New- man college, then started coaching at Brandon Prep School in his na- tive Tennessee in 1912. He went tc Mississippi College in 1913, to Loui- siana State in 1916, and was al Texas A & M from 1917-1928. Ther came his eight-year tenure at Ne. braska. At each college his record wSs a winning one, and he has won 2O4 games in the 34 years.
 One of his toughest games of the season comes up Saturday, against a strong traditional rival, Oklaho- ma. But the Longhorns aren't wor- ried.
 Bible was 55 yesterday, and this victory will be birthday present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-09
Williamson 1946 Record Through
 October 5 Reports

Week ...... BIO 263 2 854 Season .... SIS 524 6 85y6
 Ties were ones inconsistent with pre-game Williamson ratings. Per- centages figured without ties. Weeks games included scores from previous week. Teams only with 75.O or better given this week. The Sys- tenn now has 528 teams rated 100 PERCENT CONSLSTENTLY-in or der of winner over loser and closely rated ties. See prediction schedule for ratings not listed here.