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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
II. ". DURLING
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when told what a young hopeful
weighs. II % pounds good for
a seven months old boy? EVD).
Fritz Reiner, symphony or
-ehestra leader, who has ~
women in his organization says:
1T j. much easier TO get
along with many women than
one" He may be right I'll
have 10 instruct our Horses q
Women department 10 interview
Phil Spitalny on this angle.
QUERIES from clients. @
W Name the boxer who beat
three worlds champions but
never held a title himself or
send me a Stogie.
Al believe YOU have me
baffled, mister. Was IL Frank
Moran? Could it have been
Aurelia Herrera?
Q--Is the first name Of Miss
Boswell, the chanteuse, spelled
Connie or Connee?
Al believe COnnee is correct.
Our baby WhiStled when
she was only IL months old. Is
that unusual?
A--Sounds unusual to me but
we have nothing on whistllng
babies i'm our files. What did she
whistle? Yankee Doodle" or
SUNDAY, Monday or always?
pOSTONIAN says he can
~ shave in three minutes. That
doesn't necessarily mean he is A
clever shaver He probably has
a soft beard No fellow with
really tough beard can shave in
three minutes.
So a Rhode Island Red hen
produced 351 eggs in 357 days
thus breaking all records. Abil-
ity to produce a great number
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Quick Answers

president Cleveland Sack
VILE West wrote "A letter
telling an American who
should be elected president
"A stock company. Majority
Of IT'S shares are owned by
the British government
3-Seventy-fve miles.
4-Concord. Mass The lines
are from Emerson's Concord
Hymn
5-Just three. 20 department Of
agriculture Statisticlans, If
they grow anything for sale.
6-War Production Board
.Hydrogen.
Z-fal Right This contention
has been upheld by courts:
tbl right: salt absorbed from
perspiration on the hands is
q preServativc.
9-From Us being the ninth
month IN Roman calendar
10-LeSS than an hour Sand is
a poor conductor of heat and
chills quickly at night. Daily
temperature ranges Of 40 de-
grees in Death Valley and
other deserts are common.
Copyright, 1919, ny King Features
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they fear many a reputation
will suffer Damon Runyon
must be happy over Senator
Ernest w. MacFarland's efforts
to provide compensation for
vets in this war Capt. Don
Topping of the Marines. back
from the S. Pacific. is to meet
Sonia Henie in Chicago any
moment. That will confuse
their intimates, who have been
under the impression that they
were dividing.
THAT duchess, who isn't popu-
Il lar over here anyhow, ought
TO get some brains on those
shopping tours and omit those
personal opinions about certain
people-until she can't be over
heard The son of famous
marriage (Which once rocked
the front pages pulled a gun
in a swank spot the other night
when they wouldn't allow him
TO sign the check. The cops
Strengthened him out. But why
has he a gun permit, Comm.
Valentine. or hasn't he? :. The
district attorney is interested in
a midtown art dealer. as is the
alien property custodian :,
The Zanzibar has had TO add
extra space 10 handle its crowds
NBC has banned the An
drews Sisters recording OF
Pistol Packin' Mamma. Cros-
by's also. No reason given +.
George Prices parody on "Peo-
pie Will Say We're in Love- is
hilarious.
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ON BROADWAY

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any treaty commitment without
the due constitutional process
which the resolution itself text
ually asserts must be followed
before the final commitment Is
made"
l read it in the Congressional
Record.
THE Magazines: Eric Hatch
i describes a night club pa
iron in The Sage of SD ST."
thisaway:
HE sat without moving a
muscle, holding a highball glass
frozen In one hand, his eyes
glazed over" Multiply him
by a thousand and you've got
the male side of Cafe Society
Gather p. Warfields Lest
We Forget" is a report Of Nazi
horror that freezes your blood.
1t will take Poland a century TO
recover, he predicts, if--and it's.
a possible "if"-there is any
Poland left when the monsters
that-used-to-be-men are chased
out.
Al JOLSON must be nutz.
"A Gave Columbia Pictures
movie title-as a gift The title:
War Blends" The midtown
vice squad collared the doorman
Of a shady SD street joint
The forthcoming divorce Of the
j. Ringing Norths (Germaine
Aussey. French actress has
given their intimates the jits.
If the case ever comes TO court,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17

CECRETARY OF THE NAVY
~ KNOX has revealed that
construction has been ordered
on the worlds largest aircraft
carriers: three 45.000-ton craft,
as big as battleships and about
1900 tons heavier than any
carrier built heretofore. When
completed. some time in 1915,
these carriers will serve as
floating bases for twin-engine
bombers of larger range and
hitting power than any that
can now operate conveniently
from carriers.
The decision TO 20 in for
supercarriers amounts TO pub
lie recognition that the very
limited striking power that can
now be conveyed by aircraft
carriers, is inadequate against
enemy shore installations and
shore-based aerial defenses.
II should be noted, however,
that the decision comedies with
army announcement of new
land-based bombers twice the
size Of the present Flying
Fortress. BY the time the new
carriers are in action, the strik-
ing power of shore-baSed avia-
ton will certainly be even
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again without reference TO the
merit of the deal. II was a Sue
cess -- refuteS the propaganda
that Sumner Welles was the big
guy in the state department and
Hull was a doddering old fig
urehead who did not know how
10 deal with our European prob
lens Of state.
1T is also another demonstra-
L ton Of a fact / have often
commented on in this column.
that the thinking end OF World
War III seems 10 be in the
hands of men OF considerable
years, which is perhaps Just
coincidence but which proves
age does not initiate against
mentality.
II is a field day for the
old 'uns.
Scarcely man in important
executive position connected
with World War III is under 90.
especially in the United States.
Roosevelt at 81 is years younger
than Stimson. Hull and Knox,
his leading war cabineteers. Our
foremost fighting field general,
Macarthur, is 63 and the chief
leaders OF our allies, Churchill
and Stain, are, respectively, SO
and "a.
Only Chang kai-shek is under
the three-score mark. He is
81. which makes him practically
a kid compared with some of
his partners. But the big four,
Roosevelt, Churchill, Stain and
Chang Kai-shek, ring up a
total of Isl years. | do not
think this proves anything in
particular. l just think IT is
interesting.
7 HAVE no idea how history
i will rate Cordell Hull among
our secretaries of state Of the
past 159 years. We have had
illdIlN dult lllClt vi Nlldl .IOu,
some perhaps ADLER than the
presidents they served. Others
were complete washouts. Hull,
a ope-time Judge. congressman
and u. S. senator, has ofen been
bitterly criticized, yet / believe
that in the years TO come his
journey 10 Moscow may be re-
membered as a great personal
exploit if not diplomatic tri-
umpn
Few remember that as a men,
Der OF Congress, Hull wrote A
bill that was the forerunner of
the present Withholding tax.
That was in 1913 and under his
bill employers nipRsd off a GER
tain percentage OF salaries for
the treasury but there was such
a squawk about the bookkeep-
ing difficulties involved that
Hull wrote the revised act of
1916 which covers our present
system OF income taxation.
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of eggs is inherited. II i had my
ranch and / had a good rooster
/ would try 10 arrange a breed
ing with the aforementioned
hen. There is a monument TO
the Rhode Island Red hen in
some town in Rhode Island. I've
been there but / can't think Of
the name.
CHARLES s. WARD.
~ Western auto dealer and
sportsman. Mr.. Howard. the
owner of the great Seabiscuit,
now has a very promising g.
year-old named Civil Code This
noble animal was born in Eng
land. Keep your eye on il.
Sallie Fisher Houghton. Once
one of Broadways darlingS.
She introduced the immensely
popular song. "Dearie," in a mu-
steal show titled IS gean I
Brue," which starred Frank
Daniels and Blanche Ring. That
was in 1905.
Carmen Ramirez. Probably
Americas champion m h r,
Carmen. an aircraft industry
worker, is the mother of Il liv-
ing children.
WHEN Germany asked for an
w armistice in 1918 her army
plus that Of her allies totaled
25 million men. She had lost
about six million men, killed or
totally disabled. Now Germany
has AT most an army Of 10 mil
hon men and has lost about five
million killed and wounded, In
1918 at the time of the armi-
stice Germany had a front line
of about two thousand miles 10
defend. Now she has about ID
thousand miles to defend.
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I shall loCe you foreUer,
Yes, forever and n day;
Until the wdlis shall crumbic 10
RUNS, ~
And moLdef in dust array.
--Longfellow.
THE foregoing is quite an all
out protestation OF love but still
not quite as strong as Bayard
Taylor *
("I love thee. I love but thee,
with n love that shall not die,
till the sun grows cold and the
stars are old and the leaves of
the judgment book unfold.")
is REPORTED that Of the
L patients of a New York foot
clinic 65 per cent are women.
Most feminine foot trou b | O
comes from shoes that do not
TT. A shoe expert claims the
best way for a woman TO buy
shoes is by the use Of a pre-
scription from a chiropodist. A
shoe dealer who could fill chi
ropodists prescriptions for shoes
and still give the ladies some
snappy looking footwear would
make a fortune.
Our Horses e. Women de-
partment is much interested in
the matter of better fitting
shoes for women as research in
dicates that i'll fitting shoes tend
10 make a woman irritable and
are therefore likely TO inspire
domestic arguments.
SOUR baby which my soldier
" husband hasn't yet seen f.
some boy" proudly writes
Californian. "He il seven months
old and weighs % pounds"
(Note--I will have TO get
scale of weights for babies so l
will know when TO be amazed
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la Mt. Washington, New
Hampshire; (bl Rhine, in
Germany; (c) Indus.
2-(a) Gram; CD litre; (c)
metre.
3-tat Calf over a month old;
(bl spun by silk worms IN
making cocoon; (c) tusks
of elephants, walruses, hippo
potamuSeS.
4-ta) Pigment in printers ink;
tb) soap, candles. lubricants;
tc) inhaled through the nos
trils.
5--(a) Constitution: (b) to-
bacco; (c) sugar refining.
6-(a) Between Corsica and
west coast of Italy; tb)
Hawaiian archipelago; tc)
northwest coast of Asia
Minor.
la Red Sea; tb) Baltic Sea;
(c) st. Lawrence.
Copyright. 1913. By King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE
w dissatisfaction of the gen.
tlemen of Congress with the
drift of the times-and they
have many reasons for their dis
satisfaction-is finding express
sion in many different manifes-
tations.
In one of these, an idea that
has been kicking around the
Capitol ever since there has
been a Capitol, has been revived
by Representative Estes Re
fauver a Tennessee Democrat,
and a member of the very I'M
portant and very able House
committee on the judiciary.
II is the old idea that the
rules of the House should be
changed 10 permit the appear
ance before the House, at GER
tain stated intervals, say a week
or so. of members OF the cabi-
net and other high officials OF
the government, 10 reply 10
questions 10 be submitted by
members.
HERE is the revival OF a
IL scheme which would inten-
sify all the natural and existing
differences and clashes between
the executive and legislative
branches of the government. 1t
would probably utterly destroy
all harmony between the Con-
gres and the executive branch
of the government IN a very
short space of time.
That this would be so is
rather clearly indicated by a
current incident. a proposal in
the House that Secretary of
State Hull be requested TO APP
pear before that body TO give
statement on the recent Moscow
conference.
But suppose II were part OF
the standing rules of the House
that Mr.. Hull could be sum-
moned, as it were. and forth
with. to appear before that
body. What a real row that
would kick up, considering that
the secretary of state. as re-
ported, would be embarrassed
by such a summons.
I EFT us assume another case.
II Suppose this rule 10 be in
existence, and Secretary of the
Interior Ickes had appeared
before. the House. and had been
questioned by its membership as
TO why he had defied the ex-
pressed will of Congress. writ
ten into statute, and had deter
mined 10 keep a certain employe
of his department on the public
pay roll, Notwithstanding the
Congress had said this employe
should be dropped from the rolls.
unless he had been nominated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17

take advantage OF the extra
ways 10 make money. They al
ways have cheerful view Of
the chances a relative in a war
zone has of coming through.
Others don't like anything
about war. The news makes
them ill--their digestion gets
upset. They worry their heads
of about themselves. their rela-
tiveS. their country, their busi-
E4ess ard the future.
TlIE civilian does not always
Il realize. especially when IL
comes 10 a member OF his own
family. that these things trans
late themselves into physical
ailments. and that The victim
often hasn't the slightest con-
ception of the real cause Of
these ailments,
They think IL would be
coWardly or unpatriotic TO show
the white feather so they can
not admit even 10 themselves
that the war IS getting them
down.
SO they translate the stu
alton into indigestion. change
Of life. and a dozen other
things and the fits OF temper,
Inc bad humor they show is
miSinterpreted by the family.
Evening star., 1943-08-19
Ort, Thomas, Poyner Share
Seasons Mermaid Honors

ner tAmbassador): third, Margaret Stone
Donate lshoreham1 fourth fourth Leola Thomas
Asmbassaddoonn don Time, ...: o;2s;S; s.;tSn;o.wor ,v
Matty Flanagan 1Amba ssa dor}; second
Kim FLETCHER tAmhassador>; no third; no
by Betty Betty Roland fshhoreham}; second, Betty
Essex (Amba ssador): third. Calva Kephart
saSfs1 Mems %e 11oyard h;iG free style-won by Joe
La Sale 6Ambasssdos, seeond SHd, o5mond gn,ond
tWashinston Boys Glib, Time. fof
JEAN o4 free Helen
an e.. Sia Stone af
0ss9Faham Msns 15o-9aqd Rf' baeEstroke-wen ;eE by
Ernie Boggs tshoreham); second, Robert
Cation (Washington. Boys Club; third,
Joe Wrattsn washington Boys club)'
Women's 1oo:yard backstroke-won by
Thomas lAmbassador); third. Pat Van zile
baSsador). Time, ia, ,(new District Of
set bs neoia Themas in o'q 3s4s
Mems 200-yard free style-Won BY Paul
Smith g M1Ambassador1 SECOND; Edward Ben. len
o't no fourth. fnH Time. s:sz'a. N''' Az '''O
Mems iow-board divine--Won by Irving
Brlogers tAmbasSador), lille second,
Edward Bennett washington Boys Club =.
1859; third, Paul Smith (Amba ssador), +,
$3.50; fourth. Ernest Thomas (Washington
Boys Club. 65.36.
Women's 150-yard medley-Won by
Leola Thomas (Ambassador): second,
Helen Perry (Shoreham); third. Betty Ro-
land (Shoreham): fourth, Jean Ort (Shore-
ham). Time, 2:02.6 new District of CO.
lumbia AAU record; old record Of 2:OS. 8
set by Betty Roland in. 1942l.
Mems 300-yard medley relay-Won by
Shoreham Ernie Boggs, Charles Kolius,
George McNeAf); second, Ambassador No.
(Wallace Fletcher, Matty Flanagan, Joe
La ,Sallel: third washington Boys Club
(Robert Cation. Joe Wratten, Fred Recke-
weg): fourth, Ambassador No. 2 paul
Smith, Kim Fletcher. AL Henning). Time,
Evening star., 1943-08-19

Jean Ort of the Shoreham Club
and Leola Thomas and Helen
Poyner of the Ambassador Club
share honors as the Capitals out
standing woman swimmers this
summer after last nights big wind
up meet at the Takoma pool. Miss
Ort was a double winner in last
nights AAU championships; Leola
Thomas won one event and set a
record, and Miss Poyner, while not
q winner, scored points in three
events to go with the two titles won
In the recent A. Earle Weeks Me-
mortal meet, a competition in which
Misses Ort and Thomas also scored.
Miss Ort's victories in the so and
100 yard free-styles helped Shore
ham to team triumph in the wom-
ems events, as that club scored 20
points to the 26 registered by AM
bassador. The mems team title went
to Ambassador.
Miss Thomas record was estab-
lished in the 15O-yard individual
medley as she barely finished ahead
of Ensign Helen Perry OF the
WAVES, representing Shoreham,
the early leader. in 2:026. Ensign
Perry also put record on the books
as she defeated Miss Thomas, the
former record holder, in the 100
yard backstroke. Time was / min
ute, IA seconds.
Mems 50-yard free style--Won by Joe
SSadOrls
Roland Unattached: third, Paul Busse
(6horeham); fourth. George McNear (Shore-
Aam). Time, 0:26.3.
Women's 50-yard free style-Won by
Jean Ort tShoreham); second. Helen Poy-
Evening star., 1943-08-19
ST., 900 Prize Heads Record
List of Ross|yn Pin'Leuque

With the team championship worth
$1,000 and second place $500 and
the total prize list approximately
$4,000, Rosslyn Independent League
bowlers this season will battle for
more dough than any other duckpin
loop of it's size in the history of
Capital bowling.
Besides this unprecedented prize
list for his 20-team suburban league
which will open its 14th season
early next month, Gait Davis, the
Rosslyn Bowling Center chief, to-
day announced that substantial
prize increases will be made in all
other leagues rolling at his nearby
Virginia plant.
First place awards in the Building
Supply and Arlington County loops
will be $3.50 each, while the Rosslyn
Ladies League champions will divide
5000. The Rosslyn Merchants
League also will have a 5000 top
prize.
With $50 as the award, a galaxy
Of the city's leading pinspillers are
expected to shoot it out for the
Rosslyn Independent League indi-
vidual title. Eddie Keith, defend
Evening star., 1943-08-19
Penn State Outlook
Rosy 10 Grid Coach
BY the Associated Press.

STATE COLLEGE, Pa, Aug. 19.-
Cornell, North Carolina and West
Virginia went on Penn States 1874;
grid schedule today as Coach BOZ
Higgins began putting squad OF
IS, most of them Navy and marine
cadets. through preliminary train
ing.
The Nittany Lions will meet
North Carolina at Chapel Hill
N. c., October 2 instead of Georgia;
West Virginia at State College
October 80, in place Of Michigan
State, and Cornell at Ithaca, No.
vember 6, instead of Syracuse. The
changes were made, Higgins ex-
planned, because the other schools
mad curtailed or eliminated their
football programs this year.
I'm quite enthusiastic about what
We have here" declared Higgins
He added he was thinking Of "sten-
cling the names of the boys on
their shirts so we'll all know each
other" since there are so many
strange faces among the cadets.
The returning regulars are Pvt
Bobby Williams of the marines
Seaman Red Moore of the Navy anc
Aldo Cenci, Johnny Jaffurs and
Sparky Brown, all advanced ROTC
men who returned to Penn State te
await openings in officers candidate
schools.
Evening star., 1943-08-19

also stated that Senator Taft Of
Ohio was favored by many who had
written him.
He said the poll still was incom-
plete and that replies now coming
In may alter the picture" somewhat.
He disclosed no figures, but said he
expected to make them public after
the latest returns were tabulated
within the next few days.
Among those mentioned In the
poll-besides Gov. Dewey, Gen.
Macarthur and Senator Taft-were
Gov. John w. Bricker Of Ohio, Gov.
Wight H. Green Of Illinois, former
President Herbert Hoover, ALI M.
Landon, the 1896 nominee; Gov.
Leverett Saltonstall of Massachu-
setts, former Gov. Harold Stassen of
Evening star., 1943-08-19

ing champion, has won the last two
seasons.
Only teams with 555-average
limits are eligible for the Rosslyn
Independent. The limit in the Ar
lington County loop is $50 while
465 is tops in the Rosslyn Ladies.
Banging out 145 and 42l, Artie
Boyd sparked Security Liquors 81
win from Lucky Five in the Penn
Commercial summer loop. Finch's
top $50 and 391 aided Bureau of
Ships to whitewash Day Bios.
Recognizing his leagues for the
coming season. Oscar Hiser. the Hy-
attsville Recreation boss, has sched-
uled meetings next week as follows:
Monday Mems Prince Georges
County, 550-585 average limit;
Tuesday-Men's Commercial, $40
$40 average limit; Wednesday,
Prince Georges County Business
Mems, 500-525 average limit;
Thursday-Saturday Night Com
mercial, 50o-530 average limit; Fri
day-Prince Georges County Volun-
teer Fire Department. All leagues
operate on a handicap basis. Meet
ings will start at o'clock.
Evening star., 1943-08-19
Army Plane P|unges
Into Home, Killing
3 Children and Pilot
Ey the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
SAN DIEGO, Calf, Aug. ia
collision Of two P-38 Lightning In
terceptors sent one Of the planes
plummeting into the Linda Vista
housing project yesterday, taking
the lives Of three children and an
Army pilot.
The dead children were identi-
fled as Nicholas Schumacher, S, and
Margaret Schumacher, 8, children
of DR.. and Mrs w. A. Schumacher,
and Kathleen May Long, S, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Long.
The P-38s collided while maneu-
vering with group of planes over
San Diego. The pilot Of one bailed
out and suffered minor injuries. He
was identified by the Army only as
1t. Harry L. Upchurch. His plane
crashed into canyon at the east
end Of Linda Vista, starting small
brush fire.
The other plane fell into that
portion of duplex occupied by Mr..
Evening star., 1943-08-19
Yale, Army, Rutgers
Off Virginia Grid List
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. Aug. 10.
University of Virginia announced
revised football schedule today to
fit into the conditions prescribed
for Navy Viz trainess, many of
whom are expected to play with the
Cavaliers. Yale, Army and Rutgers,
previously scheduled, have been
dropped, and Duke has been added
to make six-game schedule.
Reason for cancellation of some
games was the prohibitive distance
to be treveled or that they inter-
ferred with the Navy trainee term
examination period. The schedule
now Is:
September 25.- game pending at home;
October 2. " P. I. tprovisionaD at Norfolk:
3 Richmond; 30, ". NJ. !. at Lexington;
November 6, Maryland; 13, Duke at Dur
ham: 27, Norah Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Evening star., 1943-08-19
Gov. Dewey Leads in Poll
Of 1914 COP DELEGATES

BY the Associated Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 19.--James s.
Kemper, insurance executive who is
conducting a poll among delegates
to the 1910 Republican National
Convention to ascertain their choices
for a 1914 nominee, reported yester-
day that Gov. Thomas E. Dewey Of
New York was In the lead.
Mr.. Kemper said that Gen.
Douglas Macarthur ran neck-and-
neck with Gov. Dewey in early re.
turns, but that Gov. Dewey moved
out in front in later tabulations. He
Evening star., 1943-08-19
Minor Leagues

By the Associated Press.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Newark. 81; Montreal. 20,
syracuse, 2: Toronto, l.
Eochester, g: Jersey City, 3, 10 innings.
Bunalo, 8; Baltimore, o.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
st. Paul, al; Indianapolis, 20, Sec
ond game IL innings.
CoI,,sshIs' EConIisville' Z; Minneapolis, 2:
Kansas City, 4; Toledo, 2.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Binghamton, 3-2: utica, Ii. see-
game IA innings.
Wilkes-Barre. 5--3; sprinsneld. 4-6.
Elmira, 3-6; Albany. 1t
Hartford, 2: Scranton, /.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Knoxville, 6-7: Montgomery, 30.
Memphis, /; Birmingham, O, 10 in
nings.
Little Rock. 3; New Orleans, 2.
Nashville, 20; Atlanta, 10
Evening star., 1943-08-19
Golf PIayoff at Kenwood
Taken by Mrs. Chapman

Mrs. H. M. Chapman won yes
terday's golf playoff at Kenwood
Club for the class B title in the
Board Of Governors Trophy meet
after she and Mrs. r. K. Benner tied
in last weeks play.
Mrs. Chapman had a l0-stroke
advantage yesterday, scoring 105-21
"a to the 113-19-94 card turned
In by Mrs. Benner.
The match play against par COM
petition was won by Jane Nelson
and Jerry Weible, each scoring S
down. Miss Nelson won the draw for
the prize. Glass B was won by Mrs.
Charles Slawson, 6 down, while an
other 6 down was scored by Mrs.
Frank Mirth in the guests division,