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Evening star., 1946-09-25
REPAIRS ond SERVICES tcon..)

ffAPERING. painting. plastering, floor re-
aora don. fRsssl lsx PIGS Ho s as month
up per room; 1916 washable. suntsss pa
Rfff TSss and sc Ste 60
ginia, MARYLAND and p; c.; estimates free,
ponspt, prompt, service; better work for less
PIANO TUNING and repair. Call Ii. 37s1
Week days after g pm; Sunday any time.
pLAsTERNG AND CEMENT woRKeNo
Job too far. none too small. DI 4570,
Tao%ss G6E 7S % Nh,s It. ns msenaniss as
sssi NS job too small. Call any time. . NO NO.
PLAsTERING AND REMoDELING. ceilings
patched or renewed walls and partitions
moved. TR. 3069 after pm -26
PLUMBING and heating. hot-water heaters
Sisi ILoYps Dfl. PLUMb1Na so'2 HEAT HEaT1sd.
PLUMBING AND HEAT1NG-Repairins
prlSst R@eds's HExTfso ssTTse
saBt RaBIo RffAfhs&All ZIP fRso work done in your
kaDo nEFE1Rs Pss5ei
and night calls. also Sunday; precision
workmanship GE; $3.50, i
RADios RAJ, sdRIa REPAdREDmTable models. con-
S free Excellent workmanship guaranteed
4hT RhhTo ssTKiesi TK6sin AZ tubes s,ss GE 47ss
ETA CITY sAD5o "a saoP H ~ PM Friday and
chimes Service anywhere 'H in s'cf the city, NOR or
kEFRiGEKaroRs4.Sr Ma aRa eaif repair service,
IT s SSSs1, EIs eo
REFRIGERATORS. wash. machines re-
pared; work guaranteed; emergency serv-
RooFfNaIGoNoREss rs; IN l9a5N ROOFING &C.
All kinds OF roofing and timing repaired;
sag P991 9991s a speciality. Call ia. 4037 or
ms roof painting. Cali MR.. sH1PEEY,
Ko1fISG RedaIs ..ss,a carpentry; home repatEs; i'm
ROOF f9 RErxiRs azss 1st spz St tyee s leaks .,In
and Spouting;; prompt service EGERToN
d MiLsTEAD' D1. 5000; eve. RA. 9446.
ROOFS REPAIRED. painted; work guar
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inoHts K00f REpAIRs ea renewed painted, cutters
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SEWING MASCH1NEs-we inspect. oil ia and
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and rebuilding We furnish and replace
rotten or damaged woodwork exact dupli-
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one-day service. Free estimates. LEO
TILE REPAIRING, new installation by
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TYPEWKITERs cieaned. Oiled S and ID ADJUSTED SHSsM
All work guaranteed. RE. 1177. UNITED
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UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE CLEANED in
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USED CAMERAS bought ana sold. FULLER
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VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED, retaptng,
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interior decoration: ,ca6inets,, bookcases.
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Evening star., 1946-09-25
HOME IMPRovEMENT COMPANIES

ALTERATION AND HOUSE REPAIRS, car.
paint, freproofins,' Waterproofins. new new
DALLAS DALI % BALI. Ioi AD. S ssis. 0n Ise Ha1a
CARPENTRY, general home repairs: auicl
service. Shop. NO. 07o7; home. AT. 5746
CARPENTRY o4HnE 1s1,,,. roofing los home repairs
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IRON WORK - Fire escapes, window
guards, railings, angles. beams, gates
rage shops. Easy terms. DUPONT Iron
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PAINTING, DECORATING, papering. fool
ref1r ishing, roof repairs. waterproofing
wol:.. guar; white mechanics; references
s@stablished @ 1925 GILBERT & HAMIL-
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RooFF issF41s REPAIRS, renewed, painted: cutters,
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Evening star., 1946-09-25
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.
MOTOR TRAVEL

RESPECTABLE, EXPERIENCED colored
couple would like position as cook, house
man and chauffeur or gardener and chauf-
feur. Box 1917, Star 26s
Evening star., 1946-09-25
INSTRUCTION COURSES tcen.., (,

SEWING LEssONS-Eight 2-hour lessons,
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. 1887
Conn ave, EN- 4244
LEARN TO DRIVE the right way. dual
control cars, professional instructors, park
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METHOD DRIVING SCHOOL. 27o1 14th
NV, NO. 1894. Also Arlington, Va
Evening star., 1946-09-25
SITUATIONS WoMEh tcont.l

SIIVAIIONS WOWsN NS0Ht.Ts
WILL DO TYPING at home. Restaurant
menus, addressing envelopes, and misc. typ
ing. Pick up and delivery. Call WA. 2506.
WE SPECIALIZE in statistical tipping,
manuscripts. dictaphone cylinders, etc. Call
DI. 3l41 --2S
MT. RAINIER-Mother will give best day
care to two children WA 9O27 2Ts
Evening star., 1946-09-25

WALTER OGUS PRESENTS: Grocery store,
doing $1,000 per wk., with 81, 900 start;
delivery truck: 5-year lease. $3.50 per mo-;
5-year option at S175; $4,000 cash. re-
Restaurant with liquor: income quoted
at better than $4,000 per week; rent, 1925
per mo-; seating capacity over 100: S25,-
900 cash required, will finance balance.
Restaurant, doing $4,000 per week, half
food half LIQUOR: $4,000 cash, balance
financed For further information call
ALLEN OGUs, RE. 24s4. to 8; after, +,
DE 640O, Ext AS -26
Evening star., 1946-09-25
GROCERY AND NOVEL

ne. IOCatlon, ABOUT 81
ness; 6-yr. lease at SIS
FUSS BROS, MA. 05S2.
Observation-Disclosures
modern restaurant. beer
with fair prospects for
modern equipment in k
rm.. also large cold room
Business very good now,
bright future. 5-year
for renewal. Rent SAT
apt. Asking price a.
owners present investm
fered for sale due to Ill
Evening star., 1946-09-25

partners experienced in this field; $4,000
cash REQUIRED. For full details please call
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE 1866
HOTEL AND LIQUOR LIcENsE-a7 bed
| rooms plus office, dining room and ball
parking spase; s rePt 5ssi s475 1aee mo ta ao
Lease but seller wi!l mskeyou rsasenably dS
investigate until satisfied real income:
shown by appointment. EDWIN L. ELLIS,
Broker. 1910 Vermont ave-, RIM. 217. RE.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-19
CrosbyWiIby Take to Road This Eveninq

Jirnmy Lees in-and-out Crosby High cagers journey to Naugatuck tonight to tackle Pete Foley's Grey hounds in a Naugatuck Valley tilt while Tom Purcells wilby Wildcats invade the Torrington armory for a league clash with Connie Dona- hue's fast stepping Torrineton Red and White.
 Although the local scholastic teams are classed as underdogs, both Coaches Lee and Purcell are confident their charges will emerge victorious.
 Other games tonight and this afternoon are: Gunnery at Vest minister. Cranwell Prep at Hotch- kiss, Choate at Taft. ana Kent at Hotchkiss.
 Last night Torrington invaded winsted and chalked up a A to 90 triumph over Gilbert for their 10th consecutive victory. Sonny" Spino, sparkplug of the New City club, injured his ankle in the first quarter and was benched the rest of the evening and may not see action against Wilby tonight.
 In other high school games last night Regional of Falls Village de- feated the Alumni, 3S to 8: Woed- bury was routed by Bethel, 4T-l7; Watertown edged out a 28-T win over Morris; Widnham upset Nor wich Free Academy, 38 to 9; Wash- ington paraded over New Milford, 30 to 31: and Terryville swamped Litchfield, 63 to 2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-19
Len MorsoIis
 FuItons Hero

Lennis Margolis was the hero yesterday in the second over time period as he sunk two set shots to give the Fulton A. c. Q p to IA victory over the Cadets in an American Legion tilt at Hope vile gym.
 The East Ends and MiddlebuIy hooked up in 8 nip and tuck con- test which saw the former array eking out g to 22 victory, thanks to some fine offensive play by Cook and Corden.
 The Lourdes YPO showed plenty of power in registering their Sec- ond straight triumph by moving over the hapless Smilers, 4l to 19. Gardella was high man for the South Main street representatives with 12 poi.SS.
 The Jokers experienced little trouble in hanging a 3e to 26 set- back on the East End Tigers. Pas saro and Chapelle scored g points between them while Merrinan with height featured for the losers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-19
Tony Penno Leads Richmond Meet

Richmond, Cal, Jan. i9 - (UP)-- Thirty-nine-year-old Tony Penna. pint-sized veteran from Dayton, O.. led the field into the third round os the slO,0O0 Richmond Open Coli tournament today.
 Penna, fired 65 over the par n course yesterday to add to his open ing-day 69 for a l34 total. That gave him three-stroke advantage over the field.
 Tn second place was an amateur, Charles Stohiand, Ponca City, Okla, who had 69-68-i37.
 Many of the big names were flnd- ing that lat 6,209-yard Richmond Country Club course another of those "toughies." Although it is 8 par-7l layout, such national known stars as defending Champion Sam my Snead, Hot Springs. Va, Ben Hogan, Hersey, Pa, Johnny Revoltas Chicago. and many others couldn't come even close to par.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-19
 To See Horne,
 |GrozionoBou

New York. Jan. 19 (UP) - Rocky Graziano. a cave man from the canyons of New York, was established today as a formidable middleweight contender and a super drawing card by virtue of his decisive 10-round victory over George Sonny" Horne in a Madi- son Square Garden bout that at- tracted a sell-out crowd of l8,907 and turned away l7,000 more.
 The gate of $l08,974 was the larg- est anywhere since March IT. 1914, when Beau Jack and the late Al Bunny" Davis drew $l34,O00.
 Gradano, a primitive but paralyz- ing puncher, failed to add clever Horne to his string of knockout vic- tins last night, although he had him on the verge of a xayo in the seventh round. But he proved his class as a middleweight by winning the unanimous decision over an ex- cellent opponent who Out-weighed him.
 Rough, tough Rocky-a throw UaCk 10 bIle BEedL 0Inll4cy ACVSAACA- scaled l55 l-2 pounds, and fair skinned Horne of Valley Stream, N. Y, registered l56 3-4. It was the first time since Grazano became prominent that he faced man heavier than himself. Five straight knockouts in previous Garden bouts had been scored against welter- weights.
 Speedy Horne put up good fight Tn the early going, Sonny threat ened to hammer out an upset over the wild-swinging, shaggy-haired Italian who was favored at l7-5 to win, and at 8-5 to knock out Horne.
 There were no knockdowns.
 Gradano's victory probably will earn a non-title bout at the Garden with Middleweight Champion Tony Zale in March.
 The fans booed the lop-sided vot- ing of the two judges-Jack Cor don and Bill Healy-each of whom gave Graziano eight rounds and Horne only two. They cheered the better balanced balloting of Referee Ruby Goldstein, which was five four and one even.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-19
Knights Win, Zephyrs Bow

Naugatuck, Jan. ie-Chet Wo" jack paced the Purple Knights to a 46 to 30 victory over the Waterbury Globe Trotters at the Y last night in a thrilling contest which was tied at the end of the half. The elon- gated center was high man with IA points, one more than Danny Rosa of the visitors.
 Tn the second game of the twin bill, a State league contest, otto McCann's zephyrs staged a bitter duel with the West Haven Red Devils losing out in the final mtn- ute of play when handsome John McHugh, visitors center, sunk Q set shot from midcourt to give Herkie Rubinstein's shoreInan c Si to Ss triumph.
 MciIugh was the big noise in the visitors attack with i3 points. Exc cclIent accuracy from the foul lines gave the Devils the edge as the Zephyrs Outscored them from the floor, 2i to 20. Feilly was high man for the McCannmeEi with i4 tallies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-19
VinnieVozzo
 Loses Verdict ToPot Brody

Boston, Jan. 10-(UP)-Dennis (Pat) Brady, a bouncing New York featherweight, slugged out a I0- round decision over Winnie Vazzo of Revere but was unable to add him to his long list of knockout vic- tins last night before a sparce crowd of 1920 at Boston Arena.
 The l30 IA pound Brady, who has scored q knockouts in 25 fights punched Vasso at will throughout the bout. Vaz1o weighed 13l 1-2.
 Dave Andrews, 140 of Lowell thumped out an eight-round deci- sion in the semi-final bout against durable Joe Polowitzer, 13e, of Hartford, Conn.
 In preliminaries, Frankie Wa ters, 130, of Boston, decisioned Leon Jackson, 133 1-2, Boston (D; Johnnyie Wood l42, Boston decis- .oned Billy Napper, '14s, Boston (6D: Eddie RoSsi, l69, Everett out pointed Harold Christensen, l68 Boston (6). The show grossed s.. 666 for a net of $2,6l2.
 Armstrong in Draw
 Worcester, Mass, Jan. l9-(UP) Jack (Spider) Armstrong, l2o l-s of Toronto and Midget Mayo l2I 1-2, of Philadelphia fought to q draw last night in their lO-rounC bout at Mechanics Hall.
 In preliminaries, Bill Prior, l4s Holyoke knocked out Jack Singer l49, Toronto (3D; Bill Landry, l6a Moncton, N. B., decisioned Mix Gagne, 174. Spencer (6); Samm, Zira, 130, Pawtucket, R. T., technic ally knocked out Eddie Moran, l34 Boston (D; and Lenny Lavoie, l401 Moncton knocked out Cliff Garden l46. Boston (2).
 Blonde Tiger Wins
 Brunswick, Me. Jan. l9-(UP)- Blonde Tiger, 129, of Lowell, Mass held a decision today over Lloy Hudson, l32, of Bath following thei eight-round bout at the town hal last night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-19
SIX REFEREES
 NAMED, WALSH PLAYS DUCGAN

Eighteen games are scheduled in the schoolboy Basketball league next week starting Monday with St. Francis and st. Thomas tang ling at the Webster School sym, according to William Derwin of the Park Department, director of the popular circuit. The schedule fol- lows:
 Monday--st. Francis vs. st. Thomas at Webster (Barone).
 Tuesday-ss. Peter and Paul vs. Sacred Heart at Anderson (Berone) Mary Abbott at sprague (Napoli) {; wilby Frosh vs. Torrington at cen- tral "" 2:3o (Mont); Crosby Frosh vs. Leavenworth at Boys Club, 2:90 CQuilter); co water- town vs. Sacred Heart (to be an- nounced).
 Wednesday-St. Joseph vS. St. Ann at St. Joseph's Hall (Barone) {; Maloney [" vs. Mary Abbott "6' at Chase Park (Napoli).
 Thursday St. Mary's vs. St. Margaret at Kingsbury (DelDebbio) Kingsbury at Maloney (Monti); i; Chase at Anderson (Barone) {; DrigRs vs. Slocun at Leavenworth (NapolD; Walsh at Duggan (Ac- cuostD.
 Friday-Woodrow wilson at Web ster (Barone); Hendricken vs. Tin ker at Leavenworth (DelDebbio) {; Barnard at Bunker Hill (NapolD {; SS. Peter and Paul "6" w. Slocum "6" at Washington Park (MontD {; Bishop "6" vs. East Farms "6" at Anderson (AccuostD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-19
SACRED HEARTS TOP THOMASTON HIGH, 26 TO B
Ry WIN MArONEY, JR.

Ebby Conlon's Sacred Heart bas- ketball quintet rebounded from a defeat at the hands of Watertown last week to edge out Bob Pager quist's second place Thomaston outfit, % to g at the Wilby gym last night. This was the sixth vice tory in seven league games for the Conlonmen, who strengthened their hold on the first place in the Vest ern Connecticut Conference by downing the Clocktowners before 45O screaming fans.
 Doe" Murphy, Bob Markovic and Capt. Billy walsh pooling their ef- forts in the early minutes of the first period set a dazzling pace which the visitors were unable to keep up with. This gave the Hearts a 9 to 2 lead going into the second stanza at which time Pup" Doolan and Taps" Healey set up the shots which gave the locals an edge over the visitors. The score at halftime was 14 to 10 in favor of the Hearts on the basis of the spectacular per- formance turned in by Franny Murphy who had tossed in nine of the IA points to this time.
 TycinSlxi Excels
 In the second half however, the Conlonmen ran into trouble as the Fagerquistnen set up a zone de- fense which really forced the locals to the limit in order to score in the final two periods. In the last frame the Hearts had a seven point lead which was cut to three in the final seconds as Big" Ed Tycinski, Thomaston center, tossed in eight points to top the visitors scoring spree with a total of l2. The visit- DTS completed seven out of IS free throws while the Hearts tossed in four out of IS. Both Tom Lyons and Harry Innes spearheaded the visitors offense while Murphy, Hea- ley, walsh and Fahy excelled for the Hearts. Doolan turned in 6 whale of a ball game defensively for the locals with the aid of Mark ovic, who tired considerably after capturing high scoring honors ir the prelim.
 MarkOvie Excels
 Tn the preliminary the Sacred Heart Reserves clipped the Thorn aston Seconds, g to l5 in a fast moving contest. Markovic, fresh- man wonder, topped the Hearts scoring spree with l7 of the 2; points made.
 SACRED HEART TH0MA9TON
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-19
18 Gan1es on SchooLboy Schedule Next Week
Conn to Tip Scales .At 18O for Joe Louis

fight weights have been falslneos Cld-tinaers around Jacobs Beach will testify that ueorges Carpenter who supposedly weighed lT2 when he fought Jack Dempsey, really only Elpped the beam at l5o set 'em up in the next alley.
 COLLEGE FOOTBAfxs-Annap lls football fanatics received very llktie 10 cheer about when the rec sults of the West Point uiid-year exams were announced. There bad been reports that three and maybe four of the Army monsters might be disbarred, but only substitute end Clyde urimenstein of Clairton, Fa's lost the duke to his books. End Coach Stu Holcomb called it Q sad blow. because 0rimenstein was Q very promising end" He was, but the Cadets have two pretty tair wings named Barney Poole and Hank Foldberg back for terminal duty. So of the gold-helmeteo horde which ruled the gridiron last season. only Grimenstein and the graduat- ing John Green, Dick PitSer and Dick Nemetz will be gone dont send my boy to Navy e
 TRACK-Marcel Hansenne, the French i,50O-meter champion, ar riyes in America tomorrow. He IS the major hope of pushing Leslie MacNfitchell to decent mile times during the indoor campaign which makes its first big splash with the Millrose games ct the Garden, Feb. 2. =.
 RAsERALIr-Walt Masterson of the Washington Senators has prom ised to ''sit out all Summer" unless Clark Grif1th comes through with the salary raise he wants. Walt came out of service late last season to pitch a 10 two-hit victory over the Cleveland Indians and Griff indicates that Masterson had better find a comfortable chair ana plenty of shade
 PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL = George Preston Marshall, the laun- dry man who owns the Washington Redskins, vehemently denies that he and Frankie Filchock, recently trad ed to the Giants, were ct swords points. Frankie charged that Mar shall runs the ball club, not the coach"
 That might seem to be borne out by the recent rapid turnover in Redskin coaches. Dutch Bergman lasted one year, Dud Degroot lasted two. to all of which Marshall re" plies: well. if have been run ming the team I've done a pretty good job. We've won six Eastern championships and two playoffs in 10 years" the man has some thing there, even if they were just daggers instead of swords
 HOCKEY - Eddie Paprade of the Rangers looks like the rookie of the year in the National Hockey league even if the club isn't going any di- rection but down. Phil Watson, who lost his job to Eddie, calls the 2S- year-old French Canadian the greatest first year center of all | time"
 RAGING - The Kentucky Derby Winter book comes out early in Feb- ruary and the favorite is expected to be Maine Chance Farms Lord Bos- well who won $4,3S0 in taking seven of II starts as a two-year-old. Handicappers Jack Campbell and Charley McLennon call him the most promising of the three-year odds, and Campbell top-weighted the colt for the Experimental Handicap at Jamaica, April 6 :. but take a tip from two-for-show Fearless and don't overlook Q colt called Count Speed
 Checkers are you kidding?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-19
 .Nips Ansonio

Ansonia, Jan. l9.-"Junior" Sam togotta and Jimmy Piersall were red hot last night as Leavenworth high of Waterbury came to town and left with a 36 to 90 Naugatuck Val ley League victory over Boots" Jarvis Ansonia high quintet. It was the visitors fifth straight tri- umph and Santogotta and Piersall were the heroes with I2 and II points. respectively.
 The victory was also the Brass Citys club third in four league tits. They jumped into an early ' to 4 first period lead which was cut to l4 to l2 at the half, How ever. the third frame told the story and when 1t was over the charges of Bill Tracy held 8 commanding 25 to IS lead.
 The Leavenworth Reserves defeat- ed the Ansonia Reserves in a we'll played preliminary, S4 to 26.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-19
Boudreau tO Play Short for Indians

Cleveland, Jan. l9-(UP)-The Cleveland Indians most vexing problem appeared solved today manager Lou Boudreau will play shortstop next season.
 Boudreau was in town yesterday and said that his injured right an- kle was healed.
 T am completely certain that I will be the shortstop as well as the manager of the Cleveland ball club in l946," he said.
 To prove his point. he jumped up and down. Nothing sagged.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-19
Ladden, Reynolds Feature
 Girls Dusty Pin Contests

Mary Laden of Chase's copped high single. l46, in the Girls In- dustrial Bowling league Thursday night at Sena's Alleys while Flo Reynolds of Scovills walked of with high three. 374. The scores:
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