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china closet and server SOL N. 10th St.
Arl., Va. Chestnut $3.50.
DINETTE SET, modern maple; . antiou,
cherry drop-leaf tables. good cond rea
sonable. Falls Church 1149-J
DINING ROOM FURNITURE, weatherei
oak. French peasant style. table. corne
cupboard. buffet, , chairs, benches. DU
S416 Sunday or after other days.
DINING RIM SUITE, S pcs. and varioui
living room pieces; all in good cond. Cal
after pm. ewes. A. South Park drive
Arlington Forest. Arl.. Va. Gil. l6a4.
DINING ROOM SUITE, MAHOGANY, Duncal
Phyfe Sheraton, excellent condition. rea'
sonable. Phone Falls Church 24i9.
DINING ROOM SUITE. Queen Anne. s pcs.
very reasonable. 7Os Varnum st. NV.
DRESSER, Colonial mahogany, svinging
With mirToI eS ,i1Io attract piece s1s mst,, "a
and springs. S5. Double felt mattress
clean and in good condition, IS. 11oi
Lamont st. NV.
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SUMMER CAMP

ON SEVERN RIVER, NEAR ANNAPOLIS.
Salt Water Bathing.
Horseback Riding.
Booklet Upon Request.
LongfelloW School for Boys,
Oliver 800. Bethesda. Md
ALLEN CREST SCHOOL.
Year Around Day and Boardins
Observation-Disclosures.
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GENERAJ HOUSE WUNh
ADULTS; LOCAL REF.
GIRL

WOMAN. colored, settled, to care
for apt. and 3-year-old child for
employed mother. Health card
and references. Good cook Must
live in. S12 week. OR. 1877.
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CAFE. best spot Conn. ave. expenSively
equipped. serving dinners only; fine, estab-
llshed business, Low rent, long lease. Price,
-. 80. terms. Box l3-M Star
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SITUATIONS MEN G. WOMEN.

WISH TO PLACE my COlored maid IN doc
tors Offic", business office or dept. store
intAllirent and reliable WO. Ell.
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DELICA.. light lunch. corner; well equipped
500 Govt. clerks nearby. low rent with
or without apt. above. Price, Sl,oou,
terms. Box l3M Star
1863 EUCLID ST. NW.-Beautiful. I3
rooms, baths. arranged in apis and
4 sleeping rooms; will sell property or will
give a good lease and sell furnishings and
business on terms to responsible party
owner leaving city. Open Sunday. 2-6;
Monday, to 30
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HELP DOMESTIC.
Continued

MAID wanted for afternoon Ink, work
Must be good cook. Refs. required. CHI.
-Nnln OH
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/ NEWSSTAND. cigars, etc. in lobby one of
| citys best known hotels. same owner many
years, now IN defense work. Price. s. 600
cash. Box MN. Star
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CIGARS. candy. etc, stand, in lobby large
building: fine business low rent short
hours; closed Sundays. Price, s., 900 cash.
Box AIM Star
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SODA FOUNT., candy, topaccoS. magazines,
etc, adjoining move theater. same owner
past } years; low rent. Price. compete.
Sl.lnU cash. Box Jim. Star. =.
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ST TOH TVTNS NGTN q VONNEN
COUPLE. white American wife cook hus-
hand houSeman. butler, chauffeur or gar
dener. excellent n Y reference: will be
available July / Telephone FIR 62:t,:3,. so
COUPLE colored middle-Rged. desire
part-time job in exchange ianitor's quar-
ters; can furnish best references. FIR.
5S:iS. s am. TO = pp
JANITOR. experienced: man and wife want
Janltor work and quarters. Trinidad 1851.
MAN AND WIFE, colored. completely
spring-clean your home reasonably: thor
ouch and expert workers. North .25S.
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GASOLINE STATION and store IN nearby
Virglnla low rent: account draft must
sell. Price, 500. Box I9-M SlaT
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK. colored experienced. wishes job
in private family. experienced parties
teas: no laundry: or as maid in store or
lanitress; city ref. co. 74s1 from 10
tt-t
DAY S WORK. neat, reliable colored wom-
pnnd laundreSS l21In 9th n n
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-24
Impressive Morning Ceremony
Held in ST. Louis c hurc h

THE ALTAR OF ST. LOUIS
CHURCH was decorated with
white gladioli for the wedding
Saturday of Catherine Rich,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. Rich, and Charles Perry, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Perry, of
this city.
Father Joseph S. Schram of
St. Louis church read the serv-
ice at 8 o'clock in the morning.
During the time Mrs. Harry
Chevalier sang the Ave Maria.
She was accompanied by Mrs.
Albert A. Wagner. The acolytes
at the nuptial mass wer, Leo
Rich and Gregory 'reidman.
The bride wore Kelly green
two piece dress trimmed with
white lace collar and deep cuffs.
The sleeves were bracelet
length. Her hat was black as
were her accessories. She wore
a corsage of white roses, babe
NUNS combined with stephano-
It's. Molly Rich, sister of the
bride, was maid-of-honor. She
wore a light weight beige wool
dress with luggage tan Access
series. Her cOrsage was of Tails
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man roses. Both Mrs. Rice and
Mrs. Perry wore navy blue
gowns with gardenia corsages.
The bridegroom was attended
by his brother, Sylvester Rich.
Jack McInerney seated the
guests. The wedding breakfast
for the bridal party, close
friends and relatives was given
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry, 80 Lawndale avenue. On
returning from a short wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Perry will live
on Anchor Bay Drive.
VIOLET ANN SCHWARTZ,
who has been visiting the past
two weeks with her aunts, Mrs.
Arthur Miller and Mrs. Martin
School, of Detroit, has returned
to her home on Runyon Road.
MRS. CLARENCE WILSON,
and children, William and Edna
Rose, have returned to their
home on 26 Lodewyck, from Sill
yer Lake near Dexter, Mich.
Mr.. Wilson is staying in Dexter,
where he is employed at the
Michigan Products Company.
MIR. AND MRS. GUY l..
BROWN we're hosts at a garden
picnic at their home on Moross
avenue, on Sunday. The affair
was in honor of Guy Jr., who Is
l. aving today for the armed
forces. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison Brown of Detroit,
md son ames, who is to enter
the Air Corps; Wayne Brown, OF
Arkansas Pass, Tex, Mr.. and Mrs.
Keith Brown, Mrs. Bruce Brown,
Sisrid Heine, and Mrs. A. B.
Keith.
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Bride
Lutheran POtluck

THE LUTHERAN WILLING
WORKERS of Trinity Luther
an Church. will meet with Mrs,
William Klemm, Gratiot ave, on
Wednesday, August &c. at IL
o'clock noon, for potluck. Mrs.
Herman Timpf has charge of the
arrangements. A social afternoon
will be spent and cards will be
played.
JOY PINGEL accompanied by
Mrs. John Pingel left by boat for
Buffal,, Saturday. They will
motor to New Haven, Conn,
where they will join Capt. Pin
gel.
MIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM
GRIBBLE honored Mrs. Glen
Bates on the occasion of her
birthday, at a dinner at their
home on Sunday. Guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Bates and son,
Lester, of New Haven, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norway Bates and family,
of Detroit, and Mrs. Lane Max
well of Detroit.
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Calendar efGoning Events
MONDAY. AUGUST "a

MONDAY. AUGUST "a
" F. w AUXILIARY Games Party in Veterans Hall at 8 m,
FRANZ KUHN LODGE, Knights of Pythas, Pyhian hail.
at $3.50 pm
HARRY OLLRICH POST American Legion in Legion Club
house. at $50 pm.
TUESDAY, AUGUST Is
CHEST CLINIC in Kings Daughters Center m to
1870 am.
CITIZENSHIP CLASS at Mount Clemens High school, pm
- to 9
RED CROSS WORK at Mount Clemens High school sewing
room. $50 am. to 3 80 pm.
PAGODA TENT HIVE regular meeting Barron hall at
o'clock.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST rs
500 CLUB WITH MRS. ANDREW ALLOR, Lafayette avenue,
at 100 o'clock.
ST. AGNES GUILD of st. Peters church Mary
Benbennick 191 Moross avenue, o'clock.
SAMARITAN CIRCLE of Kings Daughters luncheon and
card party at the home of Mrs Bert Omerod Robertson
street, 100 o'clock.
CIRCLE l, OF ZION EVANGELICAL CHURCH. pot-luck
with Mrs William Babe 35 Scott boulevard, at 1890
o'clock
BIN. JR. SISTERHOOD special meeting at the home of
Beatrice Rosenbiatt, 1872 South Gratiot avenue,
o'clock
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Family Reunion Held
at PrOtZel Home

MR.. AND MRS. CHARLES
PROTZEL, Sr., entertained for
ty guests and relatives at their
home on Donaldson Road, Sun
day for a family reunion and
for the occasion of Mrs. Prot
zel's birthday anniversary.
The out of town guests were
Mrs. Susan Stilp, and daughters
Anna and Della, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Stilp, and daughters
Louise and Donna and Miss
Laura Voiffem, all of Menasha,
Mich.
From Detroit we're Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kay. and Mrs. Leon
ard Mottard, Mr.. William Hut
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Lins-
deau and son Jack, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. f. Linsdeau, and son,
Danny, and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Portzel.
The other guests were Mr..
John T. Linsdeau of Wayne,
Mich, Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett
Linsdeau, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Patterson, Miss Shirley Niern-
dorf, all from st. Clair Shores
and Mr.. Joseph Snyder of Rose
vile and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
H. Weis and sons. Edwin and
Gerald, of Donaldson Road, Mt.
Clemens.
The Menasha guests will Wis
it at the Protzel home for a few
days.
MARY SHAW AND JEAN
GRIBBLE have returned from
weeks trip to Buffalo and Nj
agara Falls.
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Bride-EIect is
Hfonored Guest

EVABELLE GIRARD, bri d e
elect. was honored at miscel-
laneous shower, Thursday eve
ming, at the home of Mrs. Ed
ward Deneweth with Mrs. Phil
lip Denryter, as assisting host
esses.
The twenty guests were enter
tanned with the game of Bride
during the evening. Prizes were
won by Mrs. Louis Faulman,
Mrs. Edward Bienot, Mrs. JOIN
ROLAND, Mrs. Jack Richards and
Miss Girard.
The out of town guests at the
party were Mrs. Jack Richards
of Ypsilanti, and Mrs. Edward
burst of Washington.
Miss Girard, who will become
the bride of Louis Faulman, Jr.,
has set August 20, for Ter mar
riage at st. Mary's Church at
New Baltimore.
MISS AIRY BENBENNICK
has invited the members of ST.
Agnes Guild of st. Peters church
to meet at her home on Moross
avenue at o'clock on Wednes-
day.
MR.. JACK COULTER, of
Riverside drive, was honored at
a surprise party Sunday eve
ming, by twenty five friends and
relatives, at his home, on the
ncnncinn Of bic Eirth do.
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Lya Stencil and Edward W. Robinson Speak Marriage Vows
Shower Honors
September Bride

AT THE HOME OF MRS.
GEORGE FROHM, 50 Ahrens
street, a miscellaneous shower
was given yesterday afternoon
in honor of Ann Mcdonald, who
will become the bride of Dom
aid Frohm Saturday, Sept. 5, in
ST Peters church.
The hostesses were Mrs. Mel
vim Jones, Mrs, George Frohm,
Jr,, and Mrs. Valaer Denewith.
Twenty seven guests were
seated at small tables decorated
with pink and white blossoms
and many bouquets of asters,
snapdragons and zianias made
the rooms colorful.
Alrplane bunco was played
with prizes going TO Mrs. Ed
ward Curlett, Mrs. Florence
Bantle, Mrs. Elmer Frohm and
Margaret Dekiere. CorsageS
were presented to the bride and
her mother, Mrs. NJ. H. McDon-
aid.
The out-of-town guests were
Mrs. Howard Mcdonald. of Bir-
mingham, and Mrs. John D.
Haene, of Detroit.
MIR. AND MRS. WHITNEY
ROSSO and daughter, Susan
Carol, Mrs. Sarah Brenniman,
and MIR, ana Mrs. Herbert John
son, of Detroit, have returned
after two week vacation at a
cottage at Bear Lake, Michigan.
MR.. ND MRS. VINCENT
HARVARD, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerald Lozen have returned
from weeks vacation at a
cottage at Lexington on Lake
Huron.
MIR. AND MRS. MILLION
GRlNNELL, and son, Craig,
have returned to their home,
after a vacation of two weeks
spent at cottage near Lexing-
ton on Lake Huron.
PVT. AND MRS. ARE
LEONARDSON, Camp Living
ston and Alexandria, La, are
here for ten day visit. They are
at the ONE of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Leonardson, ia
North avenue and will also visit
other friends and relatives.
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wedding trip to Northern Michi-
gan. The bridegro I'm is on fur
Tough from his duties in Wash
inTton, DC. where he is with
the u S. Naval Reserve.
The bride graduated from
',chigan State Normal, at Ypsi-
lanti, and WIS a teacher in the
Mount Clemens high school, in
history department. Mr.. Robin
son graduated from st. Mary
high school.
LIEUT.. GILES HUBBARD, of
the Amphibian Corps, and Mrs.
Hubbard have ,ai<en a cottage
temporarily on Cape Cod. Mass,
where Lieut.. Hubbard is now
stationed.
MRS. ANNA TERHEARDT,
of Detroit, W the weekend
guest of Hrs. John Ullrich,
South son boulevard.
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Quiet Ceremony Unites
Local Couple Friday

OF INTEREST TO MANY
MOUNT CLEMENS friends, was
the surprise wedding of Lyla
Stencil, da' ghter of Mrs. Will
liam Stencil, 248 Euclid avenue
and Edward w. Robinson, son of
Mr. and s. Edward S. Robin
son. 46 Washington street. The
ceremony took place Friday
noon at the rectory of Rev. Nor
man A. Mentor of Detroit.
The bride wore a royal blue
knitted dress with blue accesso-
ries and corsage of orchids.
Her only attendant. Mrs. William
{. Schultz, was dressed in brown
and white. with white acceSso-
rles She wore a corSage of gar
deniaS. Frank A. Robinson,
brother of the bridegroom, acted
as best m n.
After the brief ceremony. the
bridal couple left for short
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MIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM
Gong,aMhhon,

Ilene, born August %, at st.
Joseph hospital.
MRS: GLEN STARKEY on her
birthday today.
BILLIE HEPPLER of r. r. 6
who will be seven years old the
9th Of August, will celebrate
his birthday by seeing the Ring
ling Bros. circus in Detroit. He
is the son of INSTR. Sergt. and
Mrs. Fred Heppler, formerly of
Selfridge Field.
MIR. AND MRS. IA nj E S
ZORSCH, IS Washington ave,
Mt Clemens. are the parents of
a girl, Carol Gail, August %, at
st. Joseph hospital.
SUZANNE MONTIQUE on
her birthday today.
MIR. AND MRS. JOHN
SCHMIDT, of Lenox, announce
the birth of a daughter, Jacqlyn
Jane, August 81, at st. Joseph
hospital.
MIR. AND MRS. WOODAR-
SKY on their wedding anniver-
sary today.
MIR. AND MRS. VERNON
LINSDEAU of st. Clair Shores
are the parents of a boy, David
Frederick, born August 81 at
st. Joseph hospital.
MIR. AND MRS. B. V. NUN
NELEY who celebrated their
39th wedding anniversary Sun
day.
A DAUGHTER, DOROTHY
CAROL. was born August 81. to
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dronscjko,
of Lenox, at ST. Joseph hospi-
tai.
MIR. AND MRS. JOHN TUT
KA, of Armada. are the parents
of a girl, born at st. Joseph hos
pital, August %.
A BOY. KARL. was born TO
MIR. and Mrs. Paul Jokiel. East
Detroit, August %, at St. JOS
eph hospital.
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Home on Furlough
Visiting Family

EDWARD E. ANDRES, who
enlisted in the us. Army, Engi-
neers Officers Training Corps.
and who has been stationed at
Fort Leon I'd Wood, Mo-, was
ko-lo on furlough over the week
end visiting his wifi. Mrs. Ed
Y ard Andres and three children,
Donna Jean, ia k, and Mary, $50
Jefferson avenue. He is to be
transferred to Fort Bellvoir, Va,
to complete his training.
A party was given in his honor
Saturday evening at tine Lake
View Inn by his many relatives
and friends in Harrison Town
ship.
THE MEMBERS OF THE
SAMARITAN CIRCLE of King
Daught RS will sponsor lunch
con and card rarty Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. Bert One
rod on Robertson street, at 100
o'clock. Mrs. Orlerod will be as
sisted by Mrs. Clara Charlie
neau. The party is open to the
public.
MIR. AND MRS. T. M. WISE
had as their weekend guests,
MIR. Wise's cousin, DR.. c. M.
Wise and '--nily of Baton Rouge,
Louisiana. DR.. Wise heads the
department of speech in the
Louisiana State University.
MIR. AND MRS. JOHN
PROSCH have as their guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Starkey,
formerly of this city, now of
Beulah. Michigan. and their
three children. Barbara, Vir-
ginia, and Mildred. Mary Anna
Pfeseh returned with Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Starkey 10 her home
after visit of several weeks
with them.
HUBERT j. FORTON. 643
Ormsby street, is recovering
in st. Joseph hospital after an
appendectomy performed in st.
Joseph hospital Saturday.
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MIR. AND MRS. F. c. TECH
OW, of ga Ferrin Place, who
are observing their 30th wedding
anniversary today.
MIR. AND MRS. MEYER LIE
VINE, 204 Cass avenue, are the
parents of daughter, Donna
Evening star., 1942-01-04
Old Dominion Quinfs
Launch State Title
Drive Next Week
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 3.-After
some light pre-Christmas skirmish-
ing, Virginia college basket ball
clubs will open the real race for the
Big Six" court championship the
coming week.
Gus Tebell's University of Virginia
courtmen are the defending State
champions.
The big Six" race will open We'd
nesday night in Roanoke when
Cookie Cunningham Washington
and Lee Generals oppose Virginia
Tech in the city auditorium. In
other State League games, William
and Mary will face V. M. I. in Lex
ington on Thursday night; Virginia
Tech in Blacksburg on Friday and
Washington and Lee in Lexington on
Saturday. Richmond has a title
game with Virginia Saturday night
in Memorial Gymnasium at Char
louisville.
On the local basket ball calendar.
Mac Pitts Richmond Spiders will
tangle with Hampden-Sydney Tues
day night at Millhiser Gymnasium
and Lynchburg's Hornets will meet
the Medical College five here Thurs
day night.
After opposing Richmond. the
Hampden-Sydney squad will take a
two-day Northern trip, meeting
Drexel in Philadelphia on Thursday
and the strong st. Johns combine
Friday night in Brooklyn.
Evening star., 1942-01-04
5trang|er Ed Lewis
Tolls al Turner'S
Again Thursday

Ed (Strangler) Lewis, the one
man beef trust currently engaged
In a comeback, will make second
appearance at Turner's Arena next
Thursday night when he will be fea-
tured on Promoter Joe Turner's
weekly mat program.
No opponent as yet has been Sc
leCted for the old gentleman, and
after the shameful manner in which
he treated Jim Henry a few weeks
ago there has been no rush of ap-
plicants for the job 1t is one task
Turner himself will not volunteer
for. inasmuch as Lewis, when last
seen. was considerably over the
middleweight limit.
Turner, however, is confident the
Stranger can take care of himself
against the best of the younger crop
of muscle mashers and is trying to
book the best opponent available.
Sander Szabo, Pat Fraley, Lou
Plummer, Milo Steinborn and Ernie
Dusek have been mentioned as pos
sible draftees. but nothing official
has come of 1t.
Evening star., 1942-01-04
Soccer TripIe-Heoder
On Proorum Today

Regal Clothiers, league leaders
who have gone undefeated this sea-
son, clash today at 2:30 pm. at
Waldorf, Md. with the Waldorf
Sports Club in the headliner Of q
soccer triple-header.
Other games. all starting at 2::30
send Washington British against
Marlboro at Gonzaga Field, Thirty
fourth and Benning road, and pit
Sandy Spring with Maryland Sports
Club at Sandy Spring.
Evening star., 1942-01-04
Deal, Former Auburn FuI|bock,
First Redskin Rock to Sign

Rufus Deal. whose speed and abil-
ity gained him a regular backfleld
berth while still a sophomore at Au-
burn, is the first player to sign a
1912 contract with the Washington
Redskins.
No. 2 on the Redskins draft list.
Deal was highly recommended by
an assistant coach of Southwest
ern Conference school against which
he played. He played only one full
season with Auburn-1939-and was
called the outstanding rookie back
of the South. being picked on every
all-opponents team selected by his
rivals. He was good in all depart
ments, especially on defense and as
a kicker. One of his boots against
Georgia Tech travelled SO yards.
In 1910 he had broken collar
bone and last season he was in
eligible scholastically.
Along with news of his signing
the Redskins front office also an
nounced that negotiations are pro-
ceeding with several other drafted
players and that at least two more
are expected to join within the next
week or 10 days.
Evening star., 1942-01-04
Star S Bowling Meet
Leaders Are Shaky
With Finish Near
WilIioms, Lucy Trs~dIs
Still Foei~g 0nsIov9ht
Of Mony Coatsndeu
By ROD THOMAS.


On pins and needles last n1e11t
were Bob williams, Rosslyn, and
Lucy Trundle, Silver Spring. leaders
In the final Of The Stars Defense
Savings Bowling Tournament.
Most Of the shooting n over. b0t
throughout tins week, at ths maple
plants In the Metropolitan Wash
ington area, scattering FIRE viii be
aimed at the targets set By Williams
and Miss TrundIe.
II they survive, Williams VII col
lect q 81 900 Defense bond md lR1ss
Trundle q $500 bond.
II know now" said Williams last
night, with . grin. how 1t feels to
be bombed"
Federal Workers Hard Put
Most of those yet to take their
turns in the ron-od Of q tourna-
ment that included originally nearly
10000 men and women will count
their league sets of this week IN The
Star final. Others, notably mem
bers of Government leagues, will
form small squads TO shoot in the
tournament, their leagues, due to
overtime Federal duty, being un-
able to function. In all cases, the
bowlers are warned to see that foul
line judges are on deck. No score
In the roll-of will be recognized
without the presence of the fellow
with the pesky whistle. Also there
must be at least four bowlers to .
pair of drives.
These rules are emphasized be-
cause, since the tournament opened
some weeks ago, there have been
changes in alley personnel with
men in charge not thoroughly
familiar with the tournment's regu.
lations.
The scores of Williams and Miss
Trundle will take lot of beating"
The former shot 485 with a handi-
cap of 72 and, with SO franked
naples, Miss Trundle marked up
AS. But prizes are numerous and
handicaps large and bowlers still
privileged to compete face their
best opportunities of the season, no
matter what their averages.
Reports on Coin Tomorrow.
Prospective major prizes. as an
nounced while back, will stand, but
the complete list of awards will not
be formulated until after a meeting
tomorrow of the Metropolitan
Washington Duckpin Operators AS
sociation in which a financial report
will be made by Tournament Treas
urer J. w. Wood.
incidentally, at this meeting will
appear a Government representative
concerned with obtaining bowling
alleys for Office space in the event
the town is bombed.
Observed an alley man last
night: IF the Government leagues
at my place cancel, as they did ir
The Star tournament, Uncle Sam
can have it, bombs regardless
Only regular session in the tour
nament tonight is slated at the
Anacostia Spillway.