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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
QUICK SUPPORT
FOR DRUG BILL


his bill concerned slcep-producing
drugs. among others. there was
nothing laeadaisical about the
manner in which Pierce county's
Rep. tDrl William G. Cameron
whipped IT through the lower house
Wednesday.
For the measure, Dr. Cameron
made his maiden speech of the scs-
sion, and. as he concluded. said
Il served last session and in
troduced no bills here This is my
first bill this session. and | think
II will be my last
Cameron declared his bill. which
would bar retail sale of certain
drugs, some of which are in the
market IN patent medicine form,
was designed to protect public
health.
No doctor or dentist will bene-
fit unusually" he said This was
taken as reply 10 belief ex-
pressed by some in the senate.
where similar bill is under con
aANii HNAfiir AfAoA ~ ~ AAlAbi4'fH hNAAl1
gam al public expense, due to the
bills requirement that the drugs
could be sold 10 the public only on
prescription.
The question has been raised.
Cameron asserted. as 10 whether
this measure would deprive the
public of certain common home
remedies The answer - no
Aspirin. quinine, bromides. etc.
still will be purchassble. as usual
The purpose is 10 regulate sale
Of habit-forming drugs, some Of
which are newly on the market as
patent medicine. Barbatol has
been mentioned. True. il Is least
hs bit-forming Of the lot, but
have seen barbstol jays In fact,
four members Of this very house
have told me they have been af-
fected by this very drug
The bill. when law. will be
purely for protection Of the pub
he"
The vote vas S. 70 10. all mem
beers Of the Pierce county dele
cation voting for the Doctors
proposal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
Min9Hng Uith People Only Udy
to Appreciate Balls Beauty

hook What l think Is the FIRST
book hy an American ~ Bali
Il VAS called ROYAL Highways 70
Romance, and sfterwsrd he be-
came very famous"
of course Richard Halliburton :
Royal Road q Romance So ny
Chinese friend had seen Hslhhur~
ton come ashore on his world CIR
ding trip Of 1926 And IL was
true, Halliburton did puhliciEe this
spot long before the National Geo
graphic acknowledged its existence
with an srticle ,ia2sl When We
had passed through Japan on our
outward voyage, Halliburton was
about TO take off on a precarious
trsnspacine trip in frail junka
Tell me. NJ Wong. who else
have you guided and contacted in
your years IN Bali
Recalls Two Others
He thought = moment A while
back. there was a young woman
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
LINENS, TOWELS,
SHEETS

li5el lDe Dlsh Towels. uf.
hsmmsd. bisnehsd .ss.s Sc
i2sssl Cannon wash Cloths
ana Dish Cloths Heavy
quality. large. good color
asAoftnenth ttss4 Sc
tiTssl lsc Cannon Turkish
Towels. Large. heavy. good
coiofs ..ssst..4tssssiOs
tiss1 ssc Cotton Crepe Lunch
Cloths 5ik5i. Coed "a.
saFns and eoloFs heavy
quality ..+s..F.s+ss. 2De
1901 ssc yiist Lace Chair
beiA Ecru ..s.t.... 2.5e
tziJ z7b Hand blocked linen
Lunch Cloths slASi. Good
patterns ana eoiors ..t.gD
(bzi 80 PeppsrsIl coIorsd
Sheets sixss. - 90 quail.
ny ss+.tsssfstsf.sgt.1D
$500 yas l5e uHDleaehssi
Muslin % IN slas. - Zoe
Third Fios,f
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BLANKETS,
CONF FORTS

fs0l $50 70xs0 Blankets. s0ss
wool. Satin bound, plain or
2-ions eolofs s....I.tD
(zzl iss 81 Wool Cannon
blankets. saieeH bound,
sollg cOiofs. 7zEss I.5D
ID ss5 Taffeta Comforts.
lamb wool filled. many cofd.
81 edges. 7zxss ..... 800
a. 10 % and 1913 Wo1a o
The West Bisnksis 7zzfs0
SIN satin binding s-ysar
Moth guarantee t.s.tt.DJ
fz5I zss Estssn C0ysrsd
Comforts 7zzst Cood e5i-
ore printed tops plain ts,r-
dsfs filled with fine eofs
Ton tfsssssssss#tt @sDD
Third Floor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
RABBI SPEAKS FRIDAY

The concluding sermon IN his
triIogy constituting Greed for
Is AOderns viii D. given BY
Rabbi Baruch J. TRIGGER az s-I5
p m Friday a. services ~ the
Talmud Torsh Synagogue The
Rabbi will speak On The Efficacy
u Prayer" The syns goggs choir
viii sing AMI there vii h tea
and social hour IN the yestry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27

10 open shs states Golden Juhise
rslsnrstion. II was announced %
day
A hstHs resolution EnEfaIs4ced IN
lkr srnsfe invited President Enoae=
xsn o. address tho session ~ tfiss
phone. hts vairf 70 - ampliftsd
npan its reception here
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
Eases Discomfort and Sore Throat
Accompanying Colds Almost Immediately

Thousands will tell you the simple
way pictured above brings amazing
y fast relief from the painful dis
comfort and sore throat accom-
panying colds.
Try il. Then - because any cold
can lead to serious consequences -
see your doctor. In all probability
he vii tell you to continue with the
Bayer Aspirin because II acts 50
fast to relieve the painful discom-
forts Of a cold. And to reduce fever.
This simple treatment. backed
h. scientific authority, has largely
supplanted the Use Of strong medi-
cines in easing cold symptoms.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27

Indeed the one comprehensive
volume produced 10 date about
this island its people. and history.
was the sum result of years re-
search on the part OF a very bril-
liant Mexican. whose insight and
linguistic gifts would battle ordi-
nary travellers. Miguel Covarru-
bias is gone from Bali now. but
in our cycle wsnderings 10 date.
we have crossed his trail many
times.
The people remember him well
and speak with enthusiasm Of his
understanding and sympathetic
yet authoritative portrayal OF
their land
stumble On Guide
We two North Americans. es-
tablished here in the south of the
island, equipped with bikes on
which to tour this bit of terra
firma in the Indian Ocean, find
many threads TO pick up. We have
stumbled on Chinese guide,
whose knowledge VI Bali its Gus
toms and history Is quite unique
He comes of family whose other
living members exercise a virtual
monopoly on this business of
guiding tourists about Bali. NJ
Wong, we call him. for want of
q better term. His name is quite
unmasterable for the English
printed page,
Here is quiet. kindly Chinese
gentleman. of some 80 years, born
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
WOMEN'S, cNll-
DREN'S SHOES

400 Sic RySisffs. loS hesls.
bfDssn ares ss sDf
f50l 10 ~ 1gs t,ssDglsa. aid
saaoiN gf<,i eoipss Broken
sihfs sssfttfFss man j IN
fz11l SOS sport. Street ana
Dress Shoes. ga<1 e1lors.
go<s1 sikss 3.D5
f10y ss5 10 800 ODDS snd
EnGS II High Grade An0ss
Broken szsa colors 2.Ds
G7t ia chlislrsns Oxfof9s
Broken slIes. eolofs 10
second fik<f
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
INSURANCE men LEAVE
FOR TEXAS CONVENTION

= Frank jenkins. Tacoma man.
aver for Minnesota Mutual Life
Insurance Co. and J D Kicker.
agent Thursday we're on route via
motor ~ the companys national
convention - b. held IN San An
tonis. Tex starting FEB :.
jenkins and Kicker both qusi-
ned for attendance al the conyen-
ton. which lasts four days Wives
u both men accompanied them
south In route 70 Texas the quar-
tsi plans 70 visit points Of interest
along the way. One Of the high
Lights Of the convention ylll be
frip 10 Mexico City.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27

Perhaps the easiest, most effective
way yet discovered -. When sou
buy, ask for .BAYER ASPIRIN"
- not just for aspirin alone. Get
the genuine Bsyer article.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27

ftst $50 Osis0- path-lk Shoes.
Broken siz<s. In black and
tan sssrsstrf Fsssssss Nd
izD0l 81 shirts, Good Sizes.
Al FaBclss Nov Only DDe
GREATLY " T. u " & q u
PRICES On Mems 25sf.
50t.. 1871 and i00fs Wool
Union suiiSi
800 81 sweat Shirts, broken
sizes sts4ss.etsss.s4s UDe
ifOi 1880 ard "a 20 All Wool,
Sh0NerpTo0f TopcOa,s. Dro-
ken sizes ....ss.t... 1900
street Floor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
TELEPHONE N CAR

>Ew No.k In the futurc New
York vii ~ = estY directed On
wheels Aayor la saariis has
had a twso-say telephone Installed
n his private AUTOMOBILE ~
shich NJ may carry - rs affairs
while travelling.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27

miss Hutton. took her about for
fortnight, she WIS very wealthy
and then there was Burton
Holmes. the movie man
Barbara Hutton and Burton
Holmes! What life. guiding
these folk about, and many more
like them Truly. our friend had
the world in his palm. lord OF the
Chinese guides as he was in this
Bali.
To BE Cnnfinundl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27

Rosellini has written 10 Con.
gresham John Coffee asking sd.
vance Information on possible pass
age Of national medical aid bill
II such thing Is coming,
Rosellini said. I'VE should pass a
state enabling act. 50 we'll not en-.
counter a tWo-year delay as In the
case Of the housing legislation.
No great amount of enthusiasm
has been stirred here so far by
Mayor John Sieglc's drive 10 re-
turn power over control Of city
transportation systems from the
state 10 first class cities.
Sieglc maintains TRIP Co. Is not
giving Tacoma adequate bus sory-
ice and wants regulatory authority
taken from the state public service
commission by legislative action
and returned 10 the city commits.
sion. which once possessed n.
Only first class cities in the state
are Tacoma and Spokane.
And the spokane delegation
here il little interested In the
move. Rep. Edward J. Reilly.
Spokane, house speaker Two
years ago and now ma ofity
leader. sass he believed his city
II satisfied with its transpor-
fstion setup. but he will In
sestigate."
Rep Wylie W Brown. Spokane
dairyman. declares he knows Of no
agitation or demand IN Spokane
for such q change
ferd sehasf, head of the de-
parfmenf Of public service, has
not yet expressed the official
administration attitude. but
has told anqUsintancrs he
doubts" II the proposed meas-
ure would h. passed by the
legislature.
Tacoma members are closely
watching reported preparation Of a
bill. under sponsorship Of trucking
interests, which, IL IL believed. win
propose general oyerhauling of
the states authority over truck
and bus operation. This might If.
feet Tacomss plans
Sen Schroeder plans "a introduce
bij - instance II the Pierce
county clerks office. t. require
that collection agencies guarantee
payment II employers attorney
fees IN ghrnishment actions Under
preasnt La employers must report
70 the clerk certain factA Rhen any
~ their employee are zarnished
Purpose - the measure All be %
save employers expense ~ result
II uch legal action. attn which
they only incidentally are con.
cerned.
TODAis BEsT CBAth: We
stand Adjourned
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
HE HAS TOUGH SKULL

toRSs<. O. Although nit ~
the heaa with sIesee hammer.
Edward sIsnaisks suffered only :
slight injury. the accident ~
rufrsd while be was working ~ Z
shovel enmr<ry
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
NOTIONS -.
STATIONERY

~ 1886 NObafeh Type2ritsf.
NON .sts.ssfss t3.Do
tIzD lzS Cutting Boards
oflly -.rs.ssessst-+rrs SDf
i5sJ sc Crauk,afk Bond Sta
ilOnery. ~ sheets. 81 en-
Fsi0pfA t-ts+ss st+st,. SDf
800 BE Hangers velvet eos-
cred good colors. d for .tDf
li00I 7se celiutOne Playing
Cards. double deck. giii
fake .t++++s+rs lie
01Zj 80 Coiored Dish Towels.
only .s.-....s.ss++...s loo
street Floor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
M MOST PRECIOUS
CHILDREN MMMM
kA~s of Course

. Asent yDsf ehas1ftl 90
srragls o. fifm -
3 q 81 sfs aa nlF
ss ftff aff Icy
1uf fof 8iaar 81
- 3 5zf ffsa rsf ~
&C rglsa sIg4g as lFt.
ay ff q 10 r. effg. ilesl
- a14tr. tn 20 E4rz
eadyfs N ala ~ cflzi
gng ~ bases lsrssE ~ n
sIferrr iron c1lfs = -
IN r~t-T. Y,rTs HsnsT
rip e9D(b - go,.f O..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
Unusual Guide Tells His
Experiences With Visitors
By EpM ARD MASON

BALL Dutch East Indies Dec 2i-fo appreciate Bali
YOU must spend time wandering through its shaded bywsy
mingng with Its people in their deSaS lages, watching
and enjoying with them their sports religion and everyday
tasks You scarcely hope establish thorough under
standing of this island in months stay let alone that brief
perod the average tourist gives to doing Bali.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
BOYS WEAR

400 sec White Patrol Rain
Hats ....ft.ss.t..tet Ur
(Isl $50 White Patrol Rain
Goals 90. stttHt++s I'D
iii opc HlYo Silver sweat
Shirts ..,.t..s..., the
l22l zoe Hickak Leather BFiis
= price 49,. iis1 ppc Hiesoh
initiated buckles price. 2.oe
tlg1 is5 Plaid Shirts priced
AZ st..t.. ts#.s,...++. f,tD
tl2b 1lb Little Boys Rub
bers. ~ and Il only. soc
t2il 7sc Tennis shoes Bro
ken sizes ...s.t.t.. tDe
Street Fioof
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27

PAlNS -Fess-aefiHs Baz.r Tsil<ss arc
ass1 D Hai7lo-.s % eeois-s e1Fios los
y-OuYi rellsf . Rso1sehe-elso fos pots
free Rhssssetisv. Nszrifit. Hesyaigt1-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
He declared there II an acute
shortage Of low Income group
homes In the city.

And incidentally" he remarked.
the senator might take y look at
Hollywood Flats
support for Washington state
printing Of school textbooks came
today from the states highest com.
mon schools authority
Tacoma's Rep. Paul Sandcgren
Is a prime supporter Of a textbook
printing bill already introduced In
the lower house.
Today Superintendent OF Public
Instruction. Stanley + Atwood.
said In his annual report TO the
governor:
Prom information available.
! believe the state printing ~
textbooks would save consider
able money, would he more
convenient for the school dis
tricis. and would not endapgcr
educational standards"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27

on this island OF Bali. and who
has been away from It only once
10 date. He went TO Singapore for
MS education IN 1911. returned in
1916, and has not been away since
Women Bob Hair
How the world moves and to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27

ing law.
Il hope Tacoma city council viii
begin now 10 prepare Ia take adj
vantage OF the enabling act when
it passes this leRislstioure and viii
be ready To set up it's local housing
authority
Roscllini cited the area bounded
by jefferson and Tacoma ayes. and
18th and oath SITS as one where
re-housinR Is needed. Virtually
all buildings IN that district" he
asserted. are more than 80 years
old
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-27
II T. RES MORE ABOUT
LECE-LICHT
ON PA.r ONE

Of touch with that portion Of
Tacoms's population which
might benefit under the hous-
Ing law.
Evening star., 1939-01-31
January Is Big Month
For Navy, Victor in
8 Of 10 Tuss|es
TiIts With Army Listed
In February, Peak Of
Winter Campaign
Special Dispatch to The Star.


ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 31.-During
January, the first month of, the
winter athletic season, Navy teams
won eight contests and lost two, good
starts having been made in basket
ball, wrestling, boxing and fencing.
The basketers opening late, lost
two of their first three games, drop
ping matches to Gettysburg and
Duke, but winning from Maryland.
They then struck their stride and
defeated Penn, North Carolina and
Penn State.
The Wrestlers have won from v.
M. I. and North Carolina, the boxers
have defeated Cornell and the
fencers the Saltus Fencing Club of
New York. Also, during the Christ
mas holiday, Navy fencers were first
in pentagonal match against Army,
Harvard, Yale and Princeton.
During February, the big winter
season month, Navy varsity teams
engage in % contests, the plebes
in II. Also two basket ball games
are listed for B squad, a total of 48
matches, all but flVe OF which WILL
be at the Naval Academy.
OF chief interest will be the con-
tests with Army, the basket ball
game at Annapolis on the 25th, and
the gymnastic match on the same
day at West Point. Special interest
also is being taken in the boxing
match with Virginia at Charlottes-
vile on the 18th and with Syracuse
at Annapolis on the 18th, these teams
being among the leaders in the East.
The wrestling team, under Ray
Schwartz, the new coach from Okla
homa A. and NJ, will have high
points in its schedule when it meets
Lehigh next Saturday at Annapolis
and Penn State at State College on
| the 25th.
Evening star., 1939-01-31
Savoldi, Campofreda
To TussIe THURSDAY
In Mat Semi-FinaI
O'TooIe and Little Wolf
GroppIe in HeodIiner
For Go With Londos

Promoter Joe Turner today COM
pleted the supporting card for the
feature graphing match Thursday
night at Turner's Arena, involving
Tommy O'Toole and Chief Little
Wolf, with the winner slated to
squirm here with Jim Londos in the
near future.
Joe Savoldi, former Notre Dame
all-America football player. and
Nick Campofreda, ex-Western Mary
land athlete. will tangle in the
semi-final, while other matches list
Jim Wright VS.. George Pencheff,
Rube Wright VS.. Sammy Cohen and
Pete Peterson VS.. Red Ryan.
Londos last appeared here in early
December. pinning O'Toole, and the
rugged Irishman is eager to obtain
rematch. O'Toole's only defeat
in eight local matches was admin.
stored by Londos.
Prices have been scaled at IS
cents, IS cents and $1.10.
Evening star., 1939-01-31
6. u, AN-Stars Offer
D. .C.First Sample
OF Ice Hockey

Washington fandom's first squint
at organized ice hockey in its own
back yard will be offered Saturday
night at the Chevy Chase Ice Pal
ace. with the Georgetown Univer-
sity outfit slated to clash with the
Baltimore All-Stars at $50 O'Clock.
John Smith, who performed for
Brooklyn Prep, and Coach john
Boyle, who also plays. feel the
Hoyas will present a stiff argument
to the All-Stars. who boast out
standing players in Chuck Deeler,
goalie, and Joe Paul, center. Every
member of the Baltimore team is a
former all-Maryland scholastic
choice.
Only the usual skating charge
will be levied to witness the game,
with children being admitted for
40 cents and adults for IS cents.
Public skating will follow the game.
Evening star., 1939-01-31
Amerk, Bruin Rep|ay
Tops Hectic Card
In Hockey Loop
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-A replay
of Sunday nights dispute provok-
ing tussle between the New York
Americans and Boston Bruins; the
rivalry between the New York clubs
for second place in the National
Hockey League standing; Chicago's
effort to escape the ignominy of
being down in sixth place and
rubber game in the Chicago-New
York Rangers series, all are COM
pressed into the two games on to-
nights N. H. L. schedule.
The two contests send the Amer
leans against the Bruins at Boston
and the Chicago Blackhawks
against the Rangers at New York
They may change the standings
quite a bit, or not at all, but at any
rate they will give the clubs their
chances to let of steam on the
various matters involved.
Both New York clubs are eager
to gain the prestige of topping the
other, the Rangers because they've
always been ahead and the AS be-
cause they never have been. Chi
cago, slipping steadily and blanked
in its last two starts, hopes to tie
the idle Detroit Wings for fifth
place.
Evening star., 1939-01-31
Skins Season Patrons
Must Protect Tickets

Holders of season tickets to the
Washington Redskins home games
last year must make known their
intentions by tomorrow if they want
the same seats next fall.
Unless notification comes by 6 pm,
their former seats will be placed on
sale with those now being offered
for the 1899 games A season ticket
to the six home games this year will
cost 50.
Evening star., 1939-01-31
20 Years Aqo
In The Star

Pat Moran was appointed
manager of the Cincinnati Reds
to succeed Christy MatheWson,
who still is in France.
Meanwhile in New York is was
rumored that John j. McGraW
wanted to retire from active
management of the Giants and
that Matty would be sought to
succeed him.
Scott Perry, the pitcher over
whom the Philadelphia Athletics
waged a court battle with Boston.
was holding out for an increased
salary. Last season he won 81
games for the last-place club.
Evening star., 1939-01-31
METHODIST PROTESTANT LEAGUE.

High team games-First Church. No. !.
500: Calvary. 511
High team. sets-rrst. Church. No. /,
1898 N. c. Avenue. No /. 1907.
Ave. No II. 1913; Ciovanini (First
Church. No. -. 10s-13 w. Cross ,R. I.
Ave, No u. l07-2s.
High individual sames-E Newcomer (R
I; Ave, No; -, 14s; Potter First Church.
No. -. 145.
High individual sets-Newcomer tR. I.
Ave; No. ID. 31S, W. Cross (R. l. Ave. No.
u. 313.
High strikes-E Newcomer CR. I. Ave.
No. i. 21; Shipman First Church. No.
-. Is.
High spares-E Newcomer (R I, Ave,
No. i. 81; Gionanini First Church. No.
u. S..
Evening star., 1939-01-31
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Basket Ball.

Toledo VS.. George Washington.
Tech gym, $50.
Central VS.. Tech, Anacostia VS.,
Eastern public high series
games, Eastern gym. $50.
Georgetown Prep VS.. ST. Johns,
st. Johns gym, $3.50.
Washington Lee High vs..
Roosevelt, Roosevelt gym. $50.
Friends VS.. ST. Adams, st.
Adams gym, 330
Landon VS.. Bethesda Chevy
Chase, Bethesda, 8.
jefferson High VS.. Nokesville
High, Nokesville, Va.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
Jersey Reds VS.. Washington
Brewers, Heurich gym. 9.
Georgetown VS.. Army, West
Point.
Gonzaga VS.. Eastern, Eastern
gym, $50.
Western VS.. Episcopal, Alexan-
dria, $50.
Swimming.
Central VS.. McDonough, Balti-
more.
Evening star., 1939-01-31
MerkIe BoMlers Get Prizes.

E. A. Merkle boWlers walked of
with the weeks high scoring laurels
In the Graphic Arts League when
Bill Houston's 141 and Herbert Coles
1863 paved the way for team counts
of 6O7-1684. National Publishing,
tailenders, swept a surprised Rams
dell, Inc, team.
Substation put over the odd-game
win against District Engineers when
Ed Connick cleaned off 153 NAPLES
at the Lucky Strike for top game
In the Kilowatt League. High team
game of 573 gave Sales 2-1 edge
over the leading Old Timers despite
Buddy Kidwells top set of 1863.
Top sets of 375 and 1920 went to
Bill HavenS and his Modernists
team, while top game went to the
Tudors when Bill Rude climaXed
his nights rolling in the Procure
ment League at the Lucky Strike
with a high string of 1876.
Silver Spring Dyeing and Cleaning
romped over Colesville Service Sta
ton, when Bob DeMasi chalked up
278, the best three-game count reg
istered in the Silver Spring Georgia
Avenue League. Frank Weisner's
S54 was high, as the Sanfords
nicked the pace-setting Monument
Electric twice.
Federal League Race Tied.
The pennant chase in the Federal
League was deadlocked when Senate
pinmen moved in on the league
leading G. P. o. team by sweeping
their match with the front runners.
With Andy Kramer's 1894 the
weeks high, his Senate team
mates aided in top team counts of
628-1,751.
Honors in the Southern Railway
Clerks League went to Walton
House of the Purchasing team, with
$50, and AL Gleason of B. e. r. c.,
with 374. Real Estate copped team
laurels with 589-1,694.
Ida Weinberg continued her bril-
Evening star., 1939-01-31
Nehers Record Game Oaxes 24 Years ofAc Drives
Duckpin League Standings
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.

High average-Jenkins Diamond Serv-
ice). 1882.
High spares-Jenkins Diamond Service).
1853.
High strikes-Chaney (Washington PosD,
a.
High individual game-Scaldaferri (Na-
tional Smoke Shop, 176.
High set-Chaney (Washington Post).
Es.
High team game-Diamond Service. 610.
High team set-Diamond Service. 1.740.
Evening star., 1939-01-31

High individual Rames-Nicholson r.
y, 112: Burton tGunI. 16O.
High individual sets-Jenkins (West %,
424 Mertz CTool u. 414
., High team eames-Tool 1, 63s: Gun.
I High team sets-F. 4 A. l. 17as; B.
NJ |. 1.1S1
High spares-Witz West %. 14s: Bea-
vers tTool -. 14O
High strikes-Milbrook tB NJ u. 81:
Burton Gum. II; Jenkins West J. 81
High fiat eame-Milbrook (B NJ. -. 81.
Evening star., 1939-01-31
Schedule for Next Monday.

schedule Tor Next Monday.
Indians VS.. Aces, alleys 5 and g: Wild
cats VS.. Rifles. Z and 3: Tommyhawks vs..
Arrows. and 10.
High averages-Thomas. 11O-14; Ksl-
logg l0936: Keefer 1851.
High team set-Wildcats 1878.
High team game-Aces, 576
High individual set-Thomas. 4O5
High individual game-Kellogg, 1877.
High strikes-Kelogs. 30.
High spares-Thomas l22