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Evening star., 1939-04-02
Miss jennings
Is Engaged to
Mr.. w. J. Davis

Mrs. Hugh Jackson Jennings Of
Sumner, Miss. has announced the
engagement Of her daughter Helen
Jackson to Mr.. William Joseph
Graham Davis, son of DR.. and Mrs.
William Thornwall Davis of WASH
ington. The wedding will take
place in June at Sumner. 49,
Miss Jennings was graduated from
Friends School here and from lttYe
Randolph-Macon Woman's ColNte
at Lynchburg. Va, where she1WAS
member of Kappa Delta. SheN
the daughter of the late Mr.. te3So
nings and a granddaughter Of tia
late Judge James L. Webb Of WEBB,
Miss, and Of Capt. z. D. Jennings
Of Water Valley, Miss. ~ ~
Mr.. Davis also was graduated from
Friends School here and was grada.
ated from the University OF Moth:
Carolina where he was . membee
Of Kappa Sigma. -
Evening star., 1939-04-02
Bal BOhene
Partisan in
Atmosphere
Plans Are Shaping
For Arts Club
Event on April 10

A bit of Paris in the spring Will
be transferred to the Hotel Willard
Easter Monday night, April 10, when
the Arts Club entertains at its 10th
annual Bal Boheme.
Sidewalk cafes. gay with striped
awnings, will be shaded with two
long lanes of budding horse chest
nut trees which will extend from
end to end of the ballroom. An
azure and cloudless sky-typical Of
Paris in the spring add to the
atmosphere of the occasion.
The guests, too, will aid in pro-
viding atmosphere, for the invita-
tions to the affair make it clear
that costumes are obligatory. French
costumes of any period will be
worn, and awards will be given the
guests who wear the most beautl-
full, the most original and the most
amusing costumes. Miss Clara
Saunders heads the committee Sc
lecting the awards and the judges
will be assisted in choosing the
prizes by Miss Dorothy Barnes. The
judges will be named later this
week.
The list of patrons and patrones-
ses which is headed by the Am
bassador of France as guest of honor,
comprises Lady Lindsay, Nine. Espil,
Nine. Ertagun, Countess van der
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Evening star., 1939-04-02
Netherlands Envoy
And Nine. Loudon
Guests in West

The Netherlands Minister and
Nine. Loudon we're the guests in
whose honor Mrs. Spencer H.
Smith. auns of Nine. Loudon,
entertained az a, reception yes
terday afternoon in her home in
Los Angeles. The Minister and
Nine. Loudon left Washington
10 days ago and after a visit in
the Grand Canyon went to Los
Angeles wl1re they are guests
of Mrs. Smith until Wednesday.
They will 10 to San Francisco
the middle If the week and will
be there for a fortnight.
The return to Washington of
the Minister and Nine. Loudon
is planned for the latter part of
April. but they will be here only
a week before going to New
York for the formal opening of
the Netherlands pavilion at the
Worlds Fair.
The Counselor of the legation,
Count van Rechteren Limpurg.
who was Charge d'Affaires for
several months after the depar-
ture of the former miziister, M.
van Haersma de WIFI. and the
arrival Of the present Ryoy, will
have no leave befor0 he middle
of May. He and Countess van
Rechteren Limpurg plan to spend
several months travelling.
Evening star., 1939-04-02
Culbertsons Hosts
To Interesting
Circle of Guests

Many diplomats and officials
as well as friends in the residen-
ital circles of Washington So
ciety attended the at home which
the former United States Ambas-
sador to Chile and Mrs. William
Smith Culbertson held late yes
terday afternoon in honor of the
president of the International
Chamber of Commerce and Mrs.
Thomas j. Watson of New York.
Mrs. Henry A. Wallace assisted
Mrs. Culbertson, as did Nine.
Ertegun, Nine. Wankowicz, Sc
nora de Lopez, Nine. Wadsted,
Lady Marler, Nine. Hurban, Nine.
Peter, Mrs. Robert Jackson, Mrs.
Charles McNary, Mrs. Mark Bris-
tol, Mrs. Hoffman Philip, Mrs.
Merle Thorpe and Mrs. Hollister
Sturgis.
Mrs. Culbertson wore a gown
of powder blue chiffon and lace,
made with short, puffed sleeves.
Her lovely apartment was de-
lightfully decorated with many
spring blossoms, and the spring
theme was carried out in the
unique table decorations.
Mr.. Watson, who comes to
Washington quite often, as the
headquarters Of the international
Chamber of Commerce are To-
Gated here, has only recently re-
turned from South America. He
plans to leave soon for Europe to
attend the International Cham
Der of Commerce meetings in
Copenhagen the latter part Of
June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Culbertson will
entertain again on Easter Mou-
day at tee.
Evening star., 1939-04-02

HeaQS OF CnelI mission ana Vaca-
tions usually follow, though the
brief trips southwark could scarcely
be called an oasis in the desert OF
work which diplomats in all coun-
tries have been laboring through TO:
some months.
Signora Colonna, wife of the new
Italian Ambassador, who was de-
tanned in Italy because of illness, is
expected to sail shortly after Easter
to join the Ambassador here.
The Colombian Ambassador and
Sonora de Lopez will be joined the
middle of the week by their daugh-
ters, the Senoritas Lopez, who are
students at the Notre Dame College
in Baltimore. The young members
of the family have a host of friends
in the younger circles in Washing
ton and their arrival here is the
(See DIPLOMATS, Page D-4)
Evening star., 1939-04-02

Wnlle GnlS week Will De, SotldAAy
speaking, the quietest of the Lenten
period, the arrival of guests from
away will break the monotony.
There will be no entertaining to
speak of, but naturally small and
informal get-togethers will be preva-
lent.
Arrival of Mrs. Peake
To Spur Entertaining.
The arrival in Washington OF
Mrs. Albert S. Peake. wife of Col.
Peake, will be the signal for the
giving of many parties. Mrs. Peake.
who will come to the city the first
of next week from Fort McPher-
son, Ga, will divide her time while
in the city with various friends.
First she will spend few days with
Col. and Mrs. Robert Fletcher, and
among others she will visit will be
Mrs. Charles l.. McNary, wife OF
Senator McNary. Mrs. Fletcher
will give a luncheon for Mrs. Peake
at the Chevy Chase Club April II,
and Mrs. McNary will likewise en-
tertain for the visitor during her
stay. y"
The Vice President and Mrs. John
Nance Garner had with them for
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Evening star., 1939-04-02
Weddings of Yesterday
Miss Marjorie Brockett Bride
Of Mr.. Edward John Roth, I'd

OF interest scientific circles in the city old resi-
wedding daughter
executive secretary Of the National Academy Sciences and Mrs Paul
Edward John Roth 3d. Of Rockville
Of that city The o'clock
ulysses r. Pierce AL Souls Unitarian Church.
marriage decorated with lilies
and snapdragons.
given marriage by her father her mothers we'd
grandmoters veil and
blossoms held in of Brussels lace.
o the Bride
Is Maid Of Honor.
Miss Mure a bride the maid of honor
wearing dusty pink embroidered She had spring flowers
her to bouquet.
Miss Helen Smile of Ashland Ohio Miss
and the brdegoom two sisters Mrs Err
Y student
Women They dusty blue eorodeo net
gowns bouquets flowers and spring flowers In their har
Mr. Thomas his brothers best and
William H. Brocke OF New York. the
Ernest B. the bridegroom OF Bunao Mr.
Arthur varela Brooks of Washington Mr. Albert
Evening star., 1939-04-02
Easter Season to Be Gay,
With Plenty Of Parties
To Round Out Activities
President and Mrs. Roosevelt
To Be Here for Egg Rolling;
Manv Visitors to Be Entertained
By MARGARET HART,
Society Editor.

Washington will be just whir Judging
the social calendar With the return OF
from colleges and schools and the
indeed will be added impetus
society the city,
Roosevets to Return
Rolling
Mrs Roosevelt will be back at the White House IN
children Washington the time honored egg
Monday Mrs Roosevelt mas
daughter Mr. Mrs John Boettger IN
acquaintance of her grandson she is
turning the Executive
Springs Ca and will return
Washington simultaneously Roosevelt the end OF the
members of the Presidents official family will be away 1o
War; Mr. Harry H Woodrng with MIS-
children Florida and while the secretary
take part in the Army Day e
South and will be with them
the little Woodngs
and Mrs Henry Morgenthau | are
plans to return the
Capital for another 10 days or so
Secretary of State
And Hull Here.
Corden Hull venture
on oc ous
the illness OF the Sec
officer gracious wife are COM
Mrs Hull slip away for few
Staunon Va with her nephe" anu
Mrs Paul Hays and their adorable children
Evening star., 1939-04-02

A group of players for the
pageant Which 1Dill be a tea-
ture of the annual Bal Boheme
of the Arts Club OF Wdshing-
ton Easter Monday evening,
April 10 at the Willard. Seated,
left to right. are Mr.. Paul
Pomeroy and Mr.. James Short,
1Uho 1Dill take part In the
advertisements. Others in the
group are left to right, stand
ing, Miss Christine Levin, Miss
Marie Walcott, Mis- Lauddd
BoUey, Mr.. Harold V. Meakin,
1Dho is a member of the CON-
mittee for the ball.. Miss En,ilie
V. PEBBLES, Miss Elednor Gillin,
Mr.. Murray Sheehan, Mr.. Lee
Pents, Miss Mary Louise War;
ner, Mrs. Gordon Livingston
and Mr.. John Mckenzie.
All photos by Harris -E1Ding.
Evening star., 1939-04-02

Miss Patricia McCaran. daughter
of Senator and Mrs. Patrick A. Nc
Caran, was the guest of honor at a
tea and kitchen shower yesterday
when Mrs. Frank BurWell Warren
entertained at her home in Chevy
Chase. Miss McCaran's wedding to
Mr.. Edwin Hay of Virginia will take
place the latter part of this month.
Evening star., 1939-04-02
Diplomats Are Enjoying
Brief Trips During
Lull Of Spring Season
Many of the Corps Are Away
To Various Points, With
Others Contemplating Visits
BY KATHARINE BROOKS.

diplomatic experiencing the "lul before
after fesvy gayety.
few Of the diplomats accredited embassies and legations
taking advantage dull
Of them of longer journeys.
kaleidoscope changes boundary Europe
have taken Washington of its favoe diplomats
wives the most senor Rios
Who however will be comfortable
Still
folio remaining the Capital where
Belgian Ambassador
Is Arranging Trip.
contemplating
the length of their absence depends the rapy of their
The Polish Ambassador.
Charleston
who have taken advantage of
gardens at their best Counselor
Sgnora Cosmeh who will
the Netherlands Lmpurg
Charleston for several
Both Cosme
dAfa for their
Evening star., 1939-04-02
Mr.. Eldon p. King
Arrives in Paris

The special deputy commissioner
Of internal revenue, Mr.. Eldon p.
King, has arrived in Paris, France,
where he will represent the Treas
ury Department in the tax treaty
negotiations. He will confer with
the United States Ambassador 70
France, Mr.. william @. Built, early
In the week.
Evening star., 1939-04-02
Final at Home

Mrs. Ralph o. Brewster. wife OF
Representative Brewster of Maine,
will hold her last at home OF the
season Tuesday at her apartment in
the Mayfower from 4 until 6 o'clock.
No cards are issued.
Evening star., 1939-04-02

w. D. Carlson OF Baltimore ana Mr..
Walter Scott McBroom Of Chicago.
A reception at the Washington
Club followed the ceremony, after
which the couple left on their we'd
ding trip, the bride wearing q navy
blue dress and coat trimmed In
white, with navy accessories. On
their return they will live at 2650
Thirty-ninth street.
The bride Is charming and popu-
lar member of Washington's younger
set and has been feted at many
IN0.+31,,oJ al, pace D.7 Column
Evening star., 1939-04-02
Engagements
Announced
Recently
Miss Mary Bentley
And Mr.. Cheatham
To Wed in June

Col. and Mrs. James Bruce Bent
ley Of Avondale, Laurel, Nd, an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter Mary Katharine to Mr..
William D. Cheatham of Washing
ton. The wedding will take place in
June.
Mr. Cheatham is the son Of Gen.
and Mrs. B. F.. Cheatham of STRAIT
ford Hall, Va.
Miss Bentley is graduate Of st.
Mary's Seminary and William and
Mary College and makes her home
at Laurel.
Miss Janet Weidemann Engaged
To Mr.. william G.. Champion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence c. Weide-
mann announce the engagement of
their daughter Janet Stewart to Mr..
William G. Champion. son of Mr..
and Mrs. William r. Champion.
The bride-to-be and her fiance at
tended the University of Maryland,
where Miss Weidemann was gradu-
(See ENGAGEMENTS, Page DID
Evening star., 1939-04-02

(Continued on Page DIT, Column ]
Evening star., 1939-04-02
Miss McCaran Feted

Continued on Page Dc, Column 6
Evening star., 1939-04-02
Miss Janet Weidemann Engaged
To Mr.. william G. Champion.

(See ENGAGEMENTS, Page D-2)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-23
Green Named Head
of Softball League

Charles Green was elected pres
ident of the Service Veterans
Softball league at meeting of
team managers Tuesday night in
the Metropolitan Park board Of
flee.
Rules and regulations for this
seasons play underwent but one
change, which permits team TO
carry three players in addition to
the Is on the regular roster.
Games will be played each Tues
day. with 6l5 as the starting
time.
Teams with representatives at
the meeting follow: Young Mems
Business club, knights Of Column
bus, Elks club. Active club, I'm
proved Order of Red Men, and
United Commercial Travellers. The
Bank of California. only 1898 team
not represented. is expected to file
for berth soon.
The season will open May ?.
April 10 is the deadline for filing.
Teams interested are asked To get
in tounch with Al Hodges. Park
Recreation office. Main 4lS7.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-23

they could among their friends proudly
"Ahem, did what did bowling last night? cool
I'd
all o
Il just had good night. l terribly lucky
Women different than that
ND here's the kind a bunch of kids that fit right down
- this corners alley
Meaning the Auburn basketball squad that the \
division title in the Pierce county Monday night
at Lincoln gym
They had They Clipped couple of dollars each
called When
who took off his shirt o
bangup strong Tops
the their division They
the love to play
SEVERAL reached
in the Narrows and Commencement Frank Smith,
SP1NA the punchtakng ability
- Davey young promise
Thursday
in chin oughness
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-23
Ball Picture
Comes Here

Tacoma baseball fans will get a
preseason glimpse Of the national
sport next week when The Ma
tional Game" a sound motion pic
ture produced by the National
league, is shown here to civic clubs
and school groups.
Arrangements have already been
made to show the picture to high
and junior high school groups dur
ing its stay here.
The first showing in the city
will be held next Monday noon be-
fore the members forum Of the
Tacoma Chamber Of Commerce in
the junior ballroom OF the Hotel
Winthrop.
Other civic groups that will
show the picture are the Ray C..
Roberts post, Veterans Of Foreign
Wars. which meets Tuesday night
At its hall on 9th ave, and the
Gydro club, which meets Wedncs-
day noon in the Hotel Winthrop.
Church. veterans, civic, fra
ternAl, school and other or
ganixations wishing TO show
the picture next week are In
vited 70 contact the Tacoma
Baseball club, which is In
charge Of the film during its
visit here. There Ii no charge
or obligation. other than that
the film cannot be shown TO
any group where admission Is
charged.
The picture IL highly enter
tanning record Of 100 years Of base
ball, plus action shots of some of
the outstanding players in the Ma
tional league. II was produced and
directed by Ethan Allen, one of
the outstanding players of recent
years in the National league.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-23
Lincoln Turns
To Baseball

With the face of Old Sol again
lowering over the athletic field.
more than 125 baseballers brought
out their mitts. bats and shoes at
the first turnout of the 1889 Lin
coin high school diamond team.
More than rs sophomores greet
ed Coach Eddie Schwarz Monday
afternoon, while a few over so
juniors and seniors answered the
call Yesterday. This is the Sec
ond consecutive year that base
ball has held part in the Abes'
athletic program after an eight
year lapse.
Among the large number of
aspirants are four returning
lettcrmen. namely: Jack God
frey, second base; Tony Usich
and Bryce Lilly. pitchers and
outfielders, and Glen Maddsen,
first base. Other returning
performers include Don He
gele. George Lewis and Bob
kohout. pitchers and utility
men.
Lincoln wound up second in the
city prep league chase last year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-23
Oregon Quintet
Reaches Finals
Qhe Tacoma Qimes

CONS superior height vas a
telling factor and the shorter
OkIshomans lost out on re-
bound plays.
Last week. Southwestern Of
Winfield. Ksns.. defeated west
coast squad. San Diego State. IN
the finals OF the national inter-
collegiate tournament at Kansas
CITY.
OHIO HAS BEEN BEATEN
The west coast fans were Opt
mistic because several Of the Pa
cific conference teams already had
defeated Ohio State. the eastern
champion. in early season inter-
sectional play.
Oregon's towering front
line. averaging siN-feet, five
inches in height, was spanked
by mobile guards who insti-
tuted the fast break used by
the team.
Oklahoma concentrated on stop
ping Laddy Gale. leading Pacific
Coast scorer and Slim Winter
mute, six-foot, eight-inch center,
and left the gates open for john
ny Dick, Gales running mate. and
Wally Johansen TO count import
ant points
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-23

HeIcn bdItItT DAN TNduuItIVII LVlIst y ONT
ers. Tacoma. and Helen Nelson, Vancouver. B. c.
and Evelyn Olson, Everett can take the average
male bowler and talk competitive bowling turkey
to him
Decision of o V. Snyder. head of the match
company to send the womens team means that
Tacoma will be represented in both national bowling
events The Alt Heidelberes entered for conf
petition in the national congress for men at Cleve-
Now ii the boys and gals will just bring back
some ma lor plums well. that d be hotsy-totsy
The women are especially consistent head-pin
clickers and in competition in the past have proved
themselves money shooters That Is. good when the
chips the table
And when we look back few years and then
take a gander at the modern day and age, more
rnn,en athlefes IN mind We can draw ting
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-23
Commercial Softball
Loop Meets Tonight

The COMMERCIAL SoftbaII league,
sponsored by the park recreation
department. will hold a meeting of
team managers tonight at s o'clock
in the Metropolitan Park office,
2l2 City Hall annex.
Formation of the 1889 league
rules and the election of a presi-
dent to the Pierce county associa-
ton executive council will consti-
tute the business of the meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-23
WOULD OPEN
TROUT, MAY Is

The Tacoma Poggie club at a
meeting last night favored a reso-
luton offered by Mike Barovic
that the organization assist in
having the trout season in rivers
and stream tributary to the salt
water closed until May Is each
year. Young silver and Tyee
salmon, and steelhead trout ready
to return to the sea are victims
of early anglers. The species. it
was pointed out, run down to the
sea in March. April and even May.
Members of the legislature told
of the dictatorial attitude of Gov
ernor Martin at the recent session.
Bill Farrar showed the large at
tendance motion pictures of game
life.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-23

picture, indeed
When our granpappies and grandmammies were
young. such trip. such tournament, would have
been too horrifying for words. The very idea of
five women hustling off by themselves. minus male
escorts, and trapsing far down and half across the
continent to bowl The hussies.
But we've progressed advanced become
more liberal and broadened where women con-
cerned And why note? The girls can take care
of themselves and they become more self-reliant,
independent They not required TO lean so
heavily upon man. which is tops in my book
This liberal attitude toward women, more prom-
nent America any other continent. got its
start in the L. S. A. and has spread to many lands.
In time the same balance between the two sexes
will become fact over the civilized world although
there are a few countries where the fair sex will
still have leagues and leagues TO cover. But they'll
And fnr he net The cnnsideratln
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-23
Juniors Lay Plans
For Baseball Year

Representatives of teams in the
Junior American Baseball league
met at the Y. NJ. c. A Tuesday
night to lay plans for the coming
season, scheduled to begin in
June.
Delegates present were: Dick
Nielsen, 23d Street Boosters: John
Rowan, Buss Mitchell and Stan
Stowe. jefferson Park Chiefs;
Eugene Whitman. Alder Street
Market; George Emry, Community
House; Bob Snodgrass. 18th Street
Hornets, and Bill Bellamy, 18th
Street Bells.
The league plans to raise the
age limit to II so that more boys
of high school age can take part.
1t may organize league for boys
IA and under if there is enough
response to the idea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-23
Cams to PLAY
Dairy Sextet

Ed and Louie Weir of the Medo-
sweet five will attempt 10 fatten
their scoring averages at the ex-
pense Of Cammarano Brothers
when the two clubs meet in the
feature game Of the ice hockey
program at the Lakewood arena
tonight. Griffin Fuel and Alt
Heidelberg will play an exhibition
tilt at 7:30 o'clock
Louie Weir, league president.
has accounted for 20 goals and 5
assists during the regular league
play while brother Ed has tailed
10 goals and assists Between
them they have accounted for a
points In the individual scoring
column. combining their strength
TO assist each other on many occa-
sions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-23
Will Dedicate 7
Bar Bell Room

Something new in Tacoma attn
.etics has been brought 10 the Y.
NJ. c. A. II Is weight lifting and
bar bell work.
A new room has been construct
Cd and will be dedicated Friday
night at Q o'clock. the public
invited.
Demonstrations and exhibitions
of bar bell skill and weight lifting
viii feature the program.
Rudy StriIlc, first flight
weight litter. viii demonstrate
the lifting Of . 1SO-Pound
weight over his head. II Ia
called clean and JERK.
There are so or IS members OF
the new club and competitions are
expected soon between the locals
and Seattle and Portland organ
ixations.
Colin King is the Tacoma preS-
dent. Rudy Strife is vice presi-
dent and Norman Burke, secre-
tary-treasurer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-23
Far West Swiim
Event April 2S-29

EATTLE The swimming
coach of the Washington Athletic
club. Ray Daughters, announced
today the A A. US far western
indoor swimming and diving cham
pionships would be run off in the
new mems pool at the W. A. c.
April 1929.
The vests best aquatic stars.
many of whom have won national
and Olympic titles, are expected
TO compete, Daughters said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-23
Woman Star
Heads Field

The top scoring honor of more
than $50 Tuesday bowlers at the
Broadway alleys went to one Of
the women stars Of the Com
mercial league. DAM Radonich,
shooting In the lead-off spot for
Langeland OIL. rolled 2o4, 2o3 and
s22, to mark up a fine $40 total.
Two other members Of the
Commercial league rolled
above coo. Bus Anderson. Of
the Shaughnessy Cafe team.
scored SIS. with single games
Of lss, 200 and 2e6. Bill
Boucherie registered 1876. col
and els. TO tally 6ls for
laneeland Furnaces.
The Commercial league race Is
again snarled as a result of last
nights matches. Three teams.
Broadway alleys, Arctic Bottlers
and 3sth Street club. are tied for
first place, each having won 20
points and lost Is.
COMMERCIAL HIGH SCORES
High scores in the Commercial
league matches included: Stan
stolarsld SIG. Earl Mahnkey SIS,
Eddie vallish $50. Isabel McCor-
mick SIS, S. Ursich 5s3, Jim
Rogers $40. Ernie Lofflin 5a2,
Rudy Torgerson $50, and Joseph
Spence 551.
Grant Eckman led the
bowlers Of the City Employees
league. shooting las. els and
$50, for . 81 total. Ed Hage-
nau rolled . 5sl total. with .
rs single game included. Al
Farrnr had another good
niRht, shooting SIS. =. Shaw
registered SIS. n. Cole SS1
and Verne Modlin S4.
The Police team again won four
points TO near the third round
championship OF the City En-
ployes circuit.
In the matches Of the Tuesday
Eagles league, Harold Rouse was
the high man. turning in a total
Of AS.