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Evening star., 1946-09-20
DOGS. PETS. ETC.
BOARDING AND GROOMING

BOARDING AND GRO0MING-Indiyidu
s2d 52d '' kR1s SSssR KRos soIsSs xES
NEds NIL 70 on tse hwY Rt FL pear Center
COUNTRY Sanitary kennels
ndiy5d1si runs free plckap a3d de1eyy
kENSEs IGSs e5 Ho $6 GahefS6urg feSY
PTNEITE DOC SPRAY Ellis feas' ice,
rIcSs. pt.S JUS spray on No mqss or 1lss
HOLLYWOOD tkEfSSNEHes, bosrdtns BOAR bath
ing and grooming. Cocker spaniel puppies
CONE MONTGOMERY County Animal
descriptions These dogs viii be put 70
sleep unless adopted, Call 81 5ls3
Shelter open weekdays, to 4 Saturday,
DOGS AND CATS boarded week ends or
longer. clean sanitary kennels, outside
;Ha ',ssTP EszsSEhals sa1f'
FOR sALEmReeistered ~ AKC pedsreed
na-ies 46o Lebsam St Sc. FIR ei33. 10
COON DOGS, tTq Of 1he bes1, $3.50 each,
THORoUGHBRED cocker spaniel puppies
Axe registered IL weeks old males
GOATS, lambs raboits, selling out 4
goats, :! spring lambs. IS Angora rabbits,
with hughes water crooks, etc. Reason
dDIe ais IIl!tI4 - .D-J-- -
BY OCTOBER lst-Board in good home
wanted for male Scottie dog, well-trained
as house pet. good Watchdog. Box 3@s.H.
PUPPIES. pekingese. males. : weeks old.
Axe reglstered will make lovely pets
1902 Kennebec ave, Takoma Park Nd
FROZEN HoRsEMEAT, Z inspected
chunk and ground. wholesale and retail. al
Sei,very, IoBEL CO. sole distributor e
TOY COLLIE, 3 months old, female 81.
CoCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES; Axe reg
iStered blond and white, dark reds and
cocKERS. black females. So 80; ~ red q females
So Champion stockdale breeding farm
raised, healthy mos. DOG HOTEL, 7344
CoCkER SPANIEL. male. /, months old,
BEArTiTrL s-wk Old FEMALE, blsck
Will GIVE AWAY 3 kLt,ens to good
v1,s w ,I mSther @ ! Persian EN- %1 1924 -
mANIfDnoo9G WA SaI home for English setter
COOKER sPANIEL PUPPIES, black Axe
raglstnered PRICED to sell. MRS H
BOSTON TERRIERS, females. u weeks
COCKER sP'ASIEL PUPPIES" real beauties,
Axe reg will deliver. Spruce 043"-W
wv MN ~ MEL, D!hCh- male. : WkS..
ehampion STOCK Axe reg temper. innoc,,
GERMAN SHEPHERD. female young
thorouenbred, healthy $40. SH 7"s2
KITTEN, Persian beautiful gray male
pedlgreed. weeks old, householder $50
BOSTON BULL TERRIER toy. male. pure
pred. . yrs. friendly, obedlent trained
KITTEN. Persian red male. beautifully
marked unusually afiectionate housebro-
ken. SIS WI 5t;fS =.
DOGS, ENGLISH setter females 4 mos sire
Beau ESslo had some yard training not
IRISH TFRRIER PUPPY. months old
male Axe registered. wonderful with chill
dreu NJ 5O55 ri
MANCHEsTER, pair black and tan. YEAR
GG i Axe IeglSGtsTrted ter Mo D G. tax paidd 20
PUPS. pointer. f1ne stock: for sale reason
1ole Also trained pointers and settlers,
will board same Call Vienna @45-W-4
Mr. HgNNICUTT. oakton, Va -.
EXCHANGE DOGS-Bird for night, will
train and boara bird Goes Phone Vienna
?45-W-4, Mr. HUNNICUTT. Oakton: Va
Evening star., 1946-09-20
ROOMS FURNIsHED-Northwesr.

ass' :th ST. MW~Lgs dbl nm excel
199; HOTEL TMEkT NJ no. 1ss 81 "a St SnG9 1iocks
tor, "A switchboard service; $3.50 so
Iiesrf HoTEL EMB.ssSY.i ssS2ie 1e!4 18Th h12 St NV
Rooms for tran.!ents, s" up. For reserva-
AITURAs HoTIE;iL..f 1909 10th ST, NV
Transient rooms. : 50 and $! - sinGle;
81 double din, rm in building. NO Sl45,
rp: special wkIy rates les on doubles - and
9i:s m rs ds s1 u>e clean RE
Of 5elspphone, twi9 beds: good TRANSCRIPTS
,s5 , iSs 5ea| isl ST sS's
home 50! each, Wo o5Sa. 30
GIRLS CLUB. 2o4i ,Kslorama I'd, nv.
living room; laundry room honey atmos-
phses p9so RHopE HeTT dslaSp dsiqaESIsd AVE >wE2cu
ssive g1esthou;;e: beautiful; spacious rooms;
issasienf iss IAMo9T Ont ST. up set double
privileses; S"5 mo: single, $40, Ho 3S26
HOTEL PARK HOUSE, 900 18th st NV
; biks greyhound; sgies., $40: dbes,, SIC:
trans. rms. 81 .5o-S3 per day. EX 1856
Ii4 EUCLID ST. Furnished double
rooms, $50 and S55 per month each. 20
IRA 10Th ST N,W.-Double room, twin
beds, running water; also space for man;
H0O6 ST, Apt, 42-Large corner. next
Sh sed ss Preef ss s5ss or o.
Gsssl' isas NEW :" aAMPsHIRE - AVE- i2to DgDon'
GEoRGETowN-i6O. aIst sT-charm-
ing. beautifully exposed room. overlooking
lovely Tudor place: employed couple or two
iioa ,th ST. N.w.-Two people to share
loyely on, rooms sxGsllsnt sg transp9rta
lsis iisii G G ST. NV. ADt 7Io-Roommate
under % yrs for another young man;
use kitch., piano in apt; $50; mr.. YMCA,
1850 MASS. AVE. Nw.-Newly redec
Girl to share room with another girl.
s.. 20 per mo; maid service and laundry
s1s'',efHfs ST. ,ceHxsRLEs. e4ol 18th st, n.wE1ue
to transfers We can now place several
in iHi this beau Beautiful legs ieEation building at
81 81 'eszs Please come or esil bstxsen
I.ea u sT-singie rm., 4th fl. next bath,
$50 per mo: also space for l person in lge,
dbl. rm., End f., $40 per mo; gentlemen
1893 PARK RD.-Lovely, clean room for
young man to share with another man
Ilis EMERY PL:; off Wis, e,-Room
h9%s a SSa sih m0s1h s4s3faet2s oR aI2s triple and
double. walking distance, 500 each Ger
son. HO. 1894. -
5O1 MADISON ST. NW.-Large, we'll furn. I
front rm.. southern exp; 4 windows. tile
bath shower c h W. excel. transp.: pvt. I
home for ref. sentlemani S45. Ia. O2ol.
SCOTT CIRCLE. 1921 r I. ave.-Desir- !
able room, every convenience, gentlemen
$40. 20
NO. 1 v ST. NW-Large front rm, twin
beds, private bath, gentlemen preferred.
$50: DE t244 :"
with another girl. kitchen privileges; S2o
month. DU. 957b. 30
Evening star., 1946-09-20
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK

WONG BARLEY, thoroughly recleaned
and treated; pair OF wen-broken mules s
and yrs. also hay and straw at ali
times. Ashton 5I4I -o3
y hands tall. See MR.. ASHTON at
BEAUTIFUL 5-YR.-OLD BAY MARE, lady
or childs ride, can Jump Call GIL 1910
SHEEP. 700 good Ewes 20 select from
BUCHANAN S FARM, 2 mile n = of Pooles-
vile Nd phone WO l7S" -
BEAITIFUL SPOTTED PONY. eenrle. Call
MARE, gentle, for children: chestnut
tunter, huner prospec- saddle and
orlole, i mare, ride or work Gil "014
MARES AND COLTS. Belglan pure bred
mares with 6-month colts one 7Ilv colt
colt no reasonable offer reused FISH
INC CREEK FARM. arundel rd,, mi
Evening star., 1946-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

TYPEWRITERs FOR RENT. $3.50 per
month: 3 mos. $50. Call GE. siI9 -
BASEMENT, excsvating hoistIng of all
types, tank setting. Call for free esti-
HosPIIAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO, 622 z st NV National
Evening star., 1946-09-20
FARM and GARDEN.

FLAGsTONE WALKS and terraces, FIRE
psiI psTeS FocE ssrdeGs FISH pond retsinns
GOOD Trle RICH rofsofI, or H"'NStIs arse oe or small
quantities oe.iEered anywhere also blue
LaSDscafTE f ssca TE"sf sfKvtEs ns 1E See Seeding fei
!izne. 1opsoI, eyergrcenS. Towering shrubs
noXWoods. sradne. tree work fsgStone
walks. For better lawns do your seeding
NANrEf v " RE Tell Ta 81 PEI d. b@.hsls
SEARS H.Np1 wv TRACTOR with
WWcSltspar &c flor and ploWS
LANDSCAPt .,. }; and contractor
Is and sma as' cries, residence
r5,m%i' msTss Go & sea Cor ' <r'ii1ns Free esti-
Cow MANURE. Vel rotted sieyed +. bush
els per bag de \; rred in 3-bas orders at
.GoKS cufTER IKE new new I horse. la3es,
RED AND GoIrEN delicious apples, $! to
nS,6 - euShel. Isl dsI@ n hevy Chase Phone WI
AZALEAs FOR FALL PLANTING; whole
sale and re all sizes and colors. 25lo
FLOWERS. SHRUBS and perennials of all
Snds for al planting; ,eevergreens-Ca-
American, arborvitae, golden arborvitae
elobe arborvitae, Norway spruce. irish
juniper, concolor FIR koster, blue spruce
LYONS FARM MARKET 4 NURSERIES.
Queens Chapel and Ager rds tout Mchi-
gan ave- WA aS5U Open Sundays
GREENER GRASS is the direct result of
DONG the right thing at the right time
sons la eif no sGgS SG sn an
quality workmanship mean the beautiful
dense, longerlas'ing lawn. Specimen, slow
gfoWlnS, lifetime everereenS assorted
heavy Grown. Towering shrubs and peren-
mails in many coiorS; formal and informal
hedee fences, brilliant roses shade and
% m oil I,.r
colortuI hagStOnes: brick cement, walls
steps. terraces, walks, porcheS. fences.
guard rails, drlveWays pools, outdoor fire.
places, grading, drainage. waterproofing.
tree pruning, removal, surgery; fertilizine
spraying. tran&planting; groups of expert
enced men; free estimates. Ii 43o4 o2'
$50 BOXWOODS for sale, > # up; rea-
Sonable Ii 56g4
iNsLAGE CUTTERS. fox, large DI 2S79
Evening star., 1946-09-20
POULTRY & EGGS.

BABY CHICKS, feeu and poultry supplies
JAMES FEED STORE. 6l9 K st NV Me
DuS9
LAYING PuLLETs, Christys N. H Reds
DalevleV SS1-W-l9 -IE
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-14

JUST ARRIvEDl A CARLOAD or COLORADO STOCK HORSES & PONIES -PalominoS. spotted and other good colors. Good ropers. Broke by experienced cowboys. AL so two new g0verness carts. At our barns now for your inspection. Murray L. Madow, Route A (be- tween Canaan and Norfolk Tel. East Canaan 426-s or 2S-l3.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-14

WINDOW CIiEANING-Stores, houses, factory. In or out of town.
 Call. 766-M. Watertown after {
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-14
VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED & REPAIRED = 3-6404

VETERANS VENETIAN BLIND SERVICE-washed, waxed, and re- paired. Called for and delivered. 24 hr. service. 4-5560.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-14
NOTICE
LIQUOR PERMIT NOTTOE OF APPLICATION

This is to give notice. that l ANGELO ROSA of 43 Edsor Avenue Waterbury, Conn, have filed an ap- plicatiop dated May 18th, l946, Wwssn w the Liquor Control Commission TOT n nTavern Permit for the sale of alco- holic liquor on the premises 1S5 Cher v Street. Waterbury, Conn. The puss mess is owned by Angelo Rosa oi ls Edsou Avenue, Waterbury, conn., and win De conducted by Angelo Rosa of 43 Edsofi Avenue, water. sury. Conn, as permlttee.
 ANGELO ROSA. Dated Nav IS 194s. b-14-S-zA'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-14

CESEPOOLaS = Ana septic tanks cleaned, repaired and installed. All types of suburban sewage disposal work. For prompt and dependable service call The Conn. Hydraulic Co. Waterbury 4-908S.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-14
NOTICE
LIQUOR PERMIT NOTICE OF APPLICATION

This is to give notice that l S377 North Main Street, Waterbury, Conn. have filed an application dated May 9, 1946, with the Liquor Control Commission for a Tavern Permit for the sale of alcoholic liquor on the premises located at 929 North Main Street, Waterbury. Conn. The business is owned by Peter Domenic Polletto and Francis Anthony PoIletto. both of 9S7 North Main Street. Waterbury, Conn.,, and will De conducted by Francis An- thony Toilette of 937 North Main Street, Waterbury, Conn, as per- mittee. r,r,->
 FRANCIS ANTHONY POLLETTo. Dated May IS 1946. 5-l4-o-zl.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-14

OFFICE SPACE WAFTED-2, 5 or { rooms. Call 5-204O or 5-1767.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-14

ESTIMATES given on retaining walls, outside fireplaces, general repair work. ]. Evans. 6-3sal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-14
Rooms, Boord. Hotels

66 Room to Let
 BOYS CLUB-Cottage Place Pleas ant rooms, swimming pool, home cooking. reception room. Modern.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-14
MoTehondise

GUARAlgTEED-RepaH al makes machines. vacuuus. Used machines bought. Singer Sewing Machine Go. l-l9Oo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-14
For Rent Real Estate
80 Wanted To Rent

80 Wanted To Rent COUPIE-American-deSires 3 or 4 rooms in city or suburban area. Cheshire or Bethany preferred. Write Box B-364, Waterbury Demo- crat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-14

WANTED BY TWO ADULTS-3 or
 4 rooms (unfurnisheO Call after
 5:3O D. m. 4-00S7.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-14

AN APARTMENT -- or 1-family
 house wanted. Preferably 6 rooms,
 but will take or !. Tn or near Wa terhuEy. ]. T. FOsarty. Ddal s-si4s
Evening star., 1946-08-25
The Sunday Sto Grovure Section for August IS, 1916
.erchant Marine

Naval science is an important part
of the course. for the graduates must
know how to aid in the defense of mer-
chant ships in wartime They hold ap-
pointments as midshipmen in the Naval
Reserve while under training, and are
eligible on graduation for commissions
as ensigns in the Naval Reserve.
The academy centers around Wiley
Hall the original mansion of the estate
On one side stand the new stone dormi-
tories and classroom buildings in a wide
quadrangle.
A sunken garden leads to the center
of the quadrangle, where stands flag
pole believed to be the talest single
stated pole in the world. The pool of the
sea goddess Amphitrite also is located
here, and into it cadets toss coins be-
fore examinations for good luck
Behind Wiley Hall wide lawn, broken
only by a mounted ships gun and a
swimming pool slopes down to the sound
At the waters edge the academys small
training craft are berthed At Mallory
Pier are two large ships, one the 1873
squarerigger Emery Rice, now a mu-
scum ship, and the other a modern AKA
assault cargo ship
Proud of his command is Rear Ad-
miral Richard r. McNulty, u S. NJ S.
the superintendent.
Although Annapolis and West Point
predate the new Merchant Marine Acad-
emy by many years he asserts, the
merchant marine predates both the
Army and Navy, and even the Republic
itself
THE academy has taken fully justi-
fed pride in it's association with the
grand old seamen who made infant
America the worlds greatest maritime
power between the War of 1872 and the
War Between the States"
Evening star., 1946-08-25

Reviewing instructions
on the ships wheel ore
StonIey M. Soeer, 4428
Edmunds street NV;
WiIIiom S. Kirsch, 33l
Peabody street NV;
Joseph H. Lion, 320l S.
Seventh street, Arlington,
ond Jock A. Boxer, 303l
Sedewick street NV.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-11
Pirates NetO General Manager Plans A Big Farm System to DeOeLOp Players

Columbus O. Nov, llsstNHA) .s'rhe little man with the curly black hair didn't say 70 ln 90 many words but he undoubtedly is planning on be. coming q gentleman farmer"
 He's Henry Royal namey who served as president of the Amerls can Association for one year and re. gently was appointed general nans agef Of the pittsburgh Pirates Nae tlonal League club.
 Roy-the name he prefers-ls serving aNdual role these days He's at plttsburgh for . week or two and then hops back e Columbus for Q day or SO Co take care of odds and ends around the American Assocla- ton office. Hamey has promised the A.A, directors that he will rec main on the job until his successor ls named Dec, 1.
 During one of hls quick visits here the other day, Roy let it be known that Pittsburgh eventually ls going Co have on extensive farm system, lie oplned.
 "fts your only chance of having Q winning club In the majors these days. You have Go develop Your own players"
 Roy has taken plenty of rlbblnk about lnherltlng of broken down bah club gfaciously, He will tell you,
 There's only one way for Us to go-up."
 And you can't give him much of an argument on that, for the Pi. rates, often being in the basement for a large portion of the 4e sea. son, managed to struggle in seventh.
 Hamey should be a booster of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-11

the chain system in baseball, Hes e product of one,
 The Pirates new general manager hooked on with Inc New York Yankees as president Of their Blne. hamton farm la 1884 lie remained their until Aug, |, ip37, when the Yankees purchased the kansas City club and transferred him Co Kaws town, Prom Kansas City, Roys trail led to the presidency of the Amerl. can Association and thence to pittss bureh.
 Everything was not always peach. e and cream in Hamey's young life, though, lie was born in Valley City, fll., June Q, 1909, and his father, Q merchant, died when he was two.
 Roys mother later moved to Springfield, fll., where he finished high school, Tn order to balance the family budget, Roy tackled all kinds Of jobs--he drove a foundry truck, plloted a delivery wagon, sold neckties mad finally sold tickets in c theater box office.
 That theater job was Hameys first experience in the front office. He liked the theatrical business but the post didn't pay too well and after four years of it he landed with Standard oil as the head Of It's stenoeraphic department,
 But the money still didn't roll in fast enough for Roy, He and a young friend decided to set out for Pecos, Tex, in an adventure to get rich quick in the oil business.
 Instead of making a fortune,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-11
Three States Get More Than $9 900 Taxes from Racn
By DAN DARKER

YALE freshman Chicago Annos sO-yad chsmpcn, injury prevent playing operated Who1 pitching season trucking business n University of Connecticut which romen of s9OO and gym seating only lsOO bars n outsiders from tN the
 Mc1aughTy Dartmouth has aFeo Hanover country February freshman of l50 Dartmouth line lSs pounds Bin OSuan ski Of the Chicago Bears Will definitely succeed OK DaroSa Holy and w1 be exht heawSght champions fight against tuberculosis in Tucson Arizona
 GREAT BRITAIN win a seam in Olympic the sS see players n the a SufeR how good covering Georgfe Abrams the middle Nov. ll lsl& and that's why the middle Freedom" given te hi
 Johnny the Giants out pitcher wa play haske Winter
 the Rochester Reduings baseball the quintet Sa fer the sI baseball Irving Ruad has left she O a publicity bureau.
 Expe7 biz Oyer ls Brooklyn taeateEs today
 
 How long che olaocuk and Bob Bridgeport School with the Polo Grounds Sunday Bob Wilson the Bridge who missed at the opened lsi4 his card lifted by New Haven because he banned its snke fights The Office safe Jack DolanS pe-wlnnng Chesapeake Hoffman
 Ameche, football the handsome
 Fight Managers Cult, informs breathlessy mansgemenhp" Of Hamho Zavaa, the Mexican fighter
 Copyright King Features Syndicate)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-11

Aamey went broke and eventually found himself telephoning home for money Co pay for hls transportation back to Springfield, m,
 Later, Roy was selling tickets at the Springfield bah park. In two manager and travelling secretary, months, he was assistant general
 Aamley became president Of the club within q few years and then the depression hit. The St. Louis Cardinals purchased the franchise in 32 but in mld-season of the fol. lowing year the Three.Eye League folded,
 Hamey was out Of ( job again.
 The following winter, he went to St. Louis to confer with Branch Hickey, then the major domo of the Cards farm system. Rickey ad- vised him to attend the minor league convention in Galveston, Tex In fact, Hamey recalls, Rickey even paid his way there. But 1t was use- less Leagues were folding up at a rapid clip.
 1t was a mighty discouraged Roy Hamey who headed homeward to Springfield. On the train, he struck up a conversation with Paul Krit- chell, the Yankee scout. Kritchell passed along the word that Earl Mann was giving up his job as the Yankee farm head at Wheeling, W. v, to go to Atlanta.
 Both Hamey and Kritchell con- tacted George weiss of the Yank- ees. Roy landed the position at Wheeling but never served there. Before the '34 season started, Ray Kennedy was promoted from Bing- hamton to Newark and Hamey was assigned to Bonghamton.
 Apparently baseball's farm sys- tems must serve their purpose as they not only develop players but also front office executives the likes of Henry Royal Hamey, the left- handler who thinks and acts right handed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-11

wheeabouS of his SN-day Gustav
 The officiating m the Notre DameArmy classic high class the And the officials said afterwards that although both played hard, R an unusually clean contest.
 JOE LOUIS Mexico after the first hts drinks and referee few saliva tore Luttefolh, Mexican promoter Jorge PasQu win call headnerS this hoping induce them his George Burns
 fielder recovering operation Laucr Hospital Glow ersvile Y boxing like Harry Balogh than the Great Man resembles himself and studies his idols technique that he follow faithfully
 Harold SCardrOn former of Bob oln and other fight his wifes first The l2yearod of Henry
 rarr III the only one who can go into DsCoes stan at Alfred Vanderbs Farm without caaing the stallion Jamaica fans still booing that decision Of Laoa Donald Murray last We'd officials Frankie Confrey Caiea who Jack Watson, tn Murray five Of the six rounds.
 FLOWERS the Rochelle Flowers lightweight bate Of the Tmney his chauffeur recently by the Stamford who arrested the charge failing accident Dr Hermann Brooklyn Gosney the heavyweight quite stopping Hay Bensten Rgewood recently Don Budge and Sidney Wood champs be picking lot of the cleaning business because they've just bought the building Manhattan where their firm located Incidentally Bobby Riggs Miss Alice Marble and Mrs Mary Hardwck Hare will professional tennis Empire Pool Wembey London January.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-11
E. E. C. (. Hoop Comes Tuesday

Two basketball leagues sponsored by the East End Community Club will play their opening games to- morrow night at the Anderson School Gymnasium. No admission is charged for the games.
 Harold Watterworth is directing both leagues assisted by Ray Wrenn Archie Hollywood and Mike German Joseph and Fred Emmons are the referees for all games.
 The junior league for boys from Il to IA years of age consists of six team, and the senior league for boys IA to IT years of age, has eight teams. Both leagues will play on Tuesday and Thursday nights at Anderson School.
 The tournament will run until March l5 when a banquet will be held and prizes awarded to the winning teams.
 Plans are also being formulated by the committee to start a city-wide community club basketball tourna. n. lt. All community clubs in the city have been contacted to learn whether they will enter teams. There VII be no age limit for players. The committee hopes to schedule games starting next month.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-11

Buddy Clark and the Golden Gate Quartet will be guests of Sing- ing stars Perry Como and Jo Stsf- ford in the wNBC Supper Club" during the week beginning Nov. n. Monday-F Friday, zoo P N
 The Qua-tet. with 6 repertoire including spiriuals and popular rhythm tunes. will appear on Mon- day. Nov. II. with Como as singing emcee. On Tuesday, Nov. l2. Miss Stafford will headline a musical sa- lute to three top-ranking college football teams Wednesday. Nov. ls. Como. with the SatiSiers. will feat- ure so6gs requested by listeners.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-11

 2. by BILL HARRINGTON ..

marry a gayer, more exciting and romantic mate.
 Despite the fact that she is in jail charged with two murders, Mary Blade is married to her fiance David McKeen, in The Adventures of Perry Mason" during the epi- sodes on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov. Il, l2 and lS, over Station CBS st 2:l5 P. M. David. who previously confessed to the slayings of his foster father and foster brother has been cleared but Attorney-Sleuth Perry still has to find the real Slayers in order to get Mary out of jail. Donald Brigs is Mason and Jan Miner is Perry's clever assistant, Della Street, in this series.
 JaSfa Heigetz. famed violinist, is scheduled to appear as guest soloist in a brilliant program on the Tele- phone House tonight at g P. NJ, EST. WTIC and the full WNBC network. He will be featured with Conductor Donald voorhees and the Bell Telephone Orchestra.
 MT. Heifetz has scheduled some what of a novelty for the radio au- dience with the performance of masterpiece for violin alone. He will play three of the seven parts from Johann Sebastians Bach's "Partita No. B." seldom performed on the air in its original form. They are the gay Prelude: the stately "Vavotte in Rondo" and the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-11

When Jiggs. his young nephew, pays an unweleome visit. Flnegan pretends to be poor, hoping hell leave, but his plan boomerangs. on the Thursday. Nov. ls That's Fin negan' broadcast starring Prank McHugh over CBS al l0:30 P. M.