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Evening star., 1946-08-18
ApARrMrhrs WANTED.

VETERAN AND WIFE, native Washinrtoni-
s assat v p.y aD ft'ss q sso 'ns sa
aHRM9Yf OFFICER. wife. and . v.li-b.-
ssa ssa5fn hoa's assn's Win nsss scn.a Or
REFINED LADY and adult daughter need rs
MAXIMUM s6b; utilities included. Nj
asW v sIuDESI1v,t.r.n aE, an and L. wife as,,r.
Can m %es.sa sfs TR 81 ST 95iuEn v.nss ssS
son.I STUDENT I,I, T VETS; m pssd fur tgsn; apt or
ssss ksGi,Is sex .aMy M caiaasj Star viii, 10.
son, Permanently, stationed urgently need
sGofs wrsEsso al soo ouF oosns ANA cant And
new ones that At veteran, wife; must have
9sk Sf rENAsfhs h Ssda Adults must s los.t.
Sss. Box 4ss.z H,9zn s's1 ss. or n'o's aS s"'''
RETURNING VETERANS and other en-
kitchen ana bath hga'f to OF
pRone ''S2le sse fiR' Eat sstn s es'assn moa.1
PERMANENT adult, couple, no children or
VET We ;;.S WIFE .nd is;mo;,old baby desire
fERM4NSHzNS!Tf Goyf; ofssial, ass exit. col,
overseas oyer 3 years. desires or !. room fnrn-
ssSs nsnths ess hs'f e.. Ss' $50 rS
VETERAN and wife. both employed. 10 need
piled: Call "a. 26ss on week days and
Saturdays. 7a30 am. to 7:3o pm; sunday
1s,,s:5t 81
AUSTRALIAN BRIDE. Nav, cp.o. hu.-
band. urgently need furn: or unfurn. apt,
NxyRR RFf5 f So vic. Gan g rF ssss r.s
stss fi 81 ff6fssss H6HssY Call rx s $780,
sSs:s: %s5h:s and wS ssSS u: Dursh:': fS1n.uFs
MibDIE-AGE MIDDLE ~ coEPLE SaEi desires 2 as or 5
rooms unfurnished; Sc. or ne. FIR. 64s1-
DESIRE TO FIND furnished apt. to sub.
obsT st for to a.sdh nenshs S.v1 for myssf s. and
S!25 maximum; references furnished. EN-
MoTHRR sST RHon AND Il DsHeHrER want fa anfarn
bedroom, living room. kitchen and bath
IN after nV ssns0o m or q b. Va ss ca .t.S NO ass
APARTMENT or house; bedrooms, pref
erably unfurnished; Navy captain and
wife; references furnished EN-. 9216.
NAVAL CAPTAIN AND WIFE. no children,
no pets. desire furn. apt. or house for
months; temporary duty. CO. 1000. Ext.
FURNISHED APT for responsible vet
craps who are attending school and are
employed full time by the Government
Phone MI s6oe, Ext. i. ~ is.
WANTED BY VETERAN. 2-bedroom home
or apartment, Immediately; conveniently
located TO Riverdale, Md. WA. e233 10
2-BEDROOM APT.-or house wanted by 4
employed girls from Sept. l. rent approx
mately $3.50: NV. preferred. Call EN-
COIORED--vETERAN, wife and mother
need 2-bedroom apt; house in which we
live is sold FIR. 1921. 25s
COLORED-Couple desire furnished or un-
furnished APT. North 0543
COLORED-YOUNG married couple wishes
unfinished apt. No children TR. 3945
Evening star., 1946-08-18
HOUSES EXCHANGED tc.n,t,

FLORIDA FOE WAsnINGT0N-Rent Of
VIII rSSHssIoa a.s, dss
delphia, Lover Merton preferred Write
owner, g,1. i. l49! Greywall lane. oves5Eoek
EXCHANGE posToN-wAsHrNGToN-
Govt. oficial REQUIRES 3 or bedroom house
modern 4-bedroom Colonial in beautiful
suburban location: miles from Harvard
sauars S,na.rn aS. large LIVING room With fireplace
Please give all particulars. Box 219-Z,
y Will 1.oass EXCHANGE ..,GI n n, 9ysl, .rm hsm.
or NV. sec. pr.f.Tred. Z Cali 1z'" Hsstts' "ooifs.
DENVER FOR WESTINGHOUSE rooms,
for comparable accommodstion in vicinity
HxdsasEf & dhssaaissEfn bhTns eses aup..
yicin. cal WI siss nS sun. IN s'1, is pm = x..p e
VII %iiL TssaDE sSsarm. % brick house. chevy
same locality. Writ. for particulars. Box
sTTssiA isTTssASsTivtE, SsTsii'vtE small. modern hem. on
Snng en-, iSes,sd excellent neEhbor-
commodations in or near Cincinnati, Ohio
Write full particulars, Box Abb, Star.
VA. FOR BOSTON. 3 bedrms 8 years old
IN Arlington for similar home in suburban
Boston. Box 2l3-A, Star. is
sIx-RM. HOUSE in Philsdelphia for sale;
newly renovated. gas heat. summer and
winter hookup, insulated. storm sash, etc.
For 2-bedrm. apt. in D. C. Write Box
/ HAVE two s-bedroom homes for i'm
mediate occupancy. vicinity Coolidge
High. win trade for 3 large or bed
TSom: psn. 2.0ath home in same vicinity
OsToN-WAsHINGToN Will exchange
modern home, in exclusive Boston suburb
for similar place in WASHINGTON or vicin
EXCHANGE in Los ANGELES, westwoos
preferred. Beautiful 7-room functiona
house. Arlington. 3 miles from D. C.
bathrooms, 8 bedrooms, paneled library
G,d nrepsaces, PIE os 81 heat wooded lot, years
s1ai Naw oh HokI t9o' FOR wAsHNcroN-Mlsod
sub. 6-rm. house, 80 min committing, good
neish.: avail immed. for similar place In
nearby Va. or Md. AT. 1910 after s pm
NEW YORK FOR wAsHINGToN-Wsn,
to exchange brand-new g room. never
lived-in house in Flushing. Long Island
fSr SIMILAR I'M a,dn n NV D. c. suburban Md
ExCHANGE@3 bedrooms. furnished or an-
furnished new home: suburban San Fran
cisco. Calf, for similar quarters vicinity
washington; avail. Sept. 1. Box 9s-z. Star
Evening star., 1946-08-18
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

NEAR NORTH CAPITOL and Que sts.-e-
unit apt. bldg: .. rooms, Kitchen and
bath: 4, rooms. kitchen and bath; oil
heat, 2 double garages. Other houses and
APT. HOUSE. furnished for sale; apts
and 4 separate rooms. 271s Ontario
rd. NV. -2n
e-FAMILY UNIT. brick, in desirable e.
section. each unit consists of rooms. bath
and porch; large basement for additional
ant: good investment ia. 1851
COLORED - 16-UNIT apartment house;
annual income over $4,000: down pay
ment Of $1,000 cash: reasonable price and
nv, Cali HO. 4119i Sun. and ewes. NO
31oS or co SQ33 Id
Evening star., 1946-08-18

COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE
FINE NV SECTION. furnished, 2 bed
rooms, living room. kitchen: bath; $4,000
cash, balance, $50 a month, includes ali
Utilities, no other expenses. Box GLIB.
SMALL downtown APT. with large cor
ner room, kit, recep. hail, bath. price,
$4,000. down payment. 81 800: balance,
$40 month. plus Sl20s operation assess
ment; shown By appointment only Ed
MUND FLYNN authority on cooperative
plan since 1890, woodward Bldg. RE
1918 or RE. IT49
ONE ROOM, foyer. kit, bath: nr. 18th and
SITS. NV, S4,250; 50 900 cash. MI. 1882.
Sunday or evenings
APT. 301. 1923 LASIER PL. NV, near
10th st. and Columbia rd.-A complete
3-exposure bungalow-type apartment home
with center entrance hall, living room,
dining room, 3 bedrooms. > complete baths,
sun parlor, kitchen. pantry. maids room
In basement. garage in basement: lns
charming apartment is on the :3rd floor
OF sixapartment building . to hoor)
and Is priced most sttractiyely st S19.450,
completely furnished: owner leaving city.
prompt possession. open today q to s p m
other days, phone owner after q pm, AID
1365. Exclusive Agent. EDMUND J. FLYNN
tauthority on cooperative plan since
1920, Woodward Bldg RE 1915 or RE
CONVENIENT NV. SECTION. furnished
rooms, kitchen. bath; $1,000 down. sDt
z month, no other expenses. Box CAB
Star
Evening star., 1946-08-18

once EA' oas4' Ext. 81; nome DE. 1870. 1870.
EMPLOYED COUPLE desires unfurn' g.
room apt, in ne. or NV: no children;
navy NV eo fe 1sas5f rkofEssoR
wife, daughter; want furn or unfurn. apt.
or Or hense' sns ,n prefer Sc Sc Frj aas pm Sat
MorHHR Nc H and daSeteT aSeh TA resi-
apt: by Sept. Is: near junior high. in
good seetion With conv. transp.: up. to
: GEsTLEMES. TISnes. Ordnance veterans, desire
apt, double or single, in vic. 18th st. NV,
da5eess D Sox q 5saz Atntan stsr on SSs
fara: Or unIuIn Rednsd couple, both both non: non:
STSi S%Pf o%.H5v & My PsRS Ref ~ sssl 1 i:
T RERfsEn 9T sse smDloyed S5 sM sh slr. permasent
D. c. residents, desperately need furn. apt.
Can Ca (, furnish excellent references. Phone
CAV YOU HELP: Vet and wife. aaiet
reliable. both employed. urgently need
ss@9 Ext 8s4l day: ps or RI RA MS 9sss ss eve iS 4.
KsrsaT ( sRn 81. n 4sas sa4dren or pets. II! MS
COUPLE with young child. Wife viii give
day, care to children or do housework in
EXCHANGE for PLACE TO live. Call CHI. 0431,
sunasY ssu1wseh o ana Saturday and and IL
nEIERAS, LITER wife. I9-year-old daushter des-
f5a!s5s sp a7sa nese se, sPa suTn APT apt up to s5S
ARMY oFFiCER, wife Ai and ND 1o-month q n on old G
dauEhter permanently assigned to Wash
essn ss care E. jssI.sn is5 ssr lSss Cali 1t
FURNISHED or room spar rtment, will
SGD Lease for any term. ME. 0700, MR..
vffffEkkAAE, CAPT. mus. hav. furnished mis
house house or apt, by Sept. i, Have > chill
dEen. sa OF school age. Phone Chestnut
2 ROOMS, kitchen and bath for ex-service
man 7 sn ana wife. No children; up to $50
month. Call Ii. o1s7-csii after 4 m.
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS cataioser, quiet,
sctiye In church work. desires apartment
fss fs"'T aoTaES HRsnt osGs ehdr.n s
ggeSngsst geSas,a. II yrs, separated s mos. in
AT $50 a sT.nsss eT hSsss .sr
vEfERRdasSS Y EfRRdsS' AND WIFE, both empl.. ls. n..a
eensasr fp Ssdroom Sn ana Or kss1 w
sonsn % % sSla m a'ssr Sat- ess sss gn wkday
adnlts; no children nor pets. MIR. BAKER.
az, st.sr 90 pm; Adams 1904. or write
x.wAR PRISONER desires room wi with
old 4s Sy sp, has tS Efe and
oniet habits. Win share housevork or
shiid care. Phone RA. 1852 Is'
rEtIERhN. COLLEGE grad. student, and emp
VIE tboth Japanese-Americansl desire
small, quiet: clean apt; no children or
pets; no drinkins: refned: references:
VETERAN and bride. setting up house
keeping, need efficiency or / bdr-l apt,
$50 Boy e3-B. Star. 1ss
room, kitchen and bath-a- nent; NV.
preferred. reasonabis. RA. .. 1ss
Evening star., 1946-08-18
HOUSES FURNISHED
GREENWICH FOREST. Bethesda

GREENWICH FOREST. Bethesda--Beaut..
turn, 4-bedrm home, with den and partial
lan Han Sn ansp s for as eOaed 0 1lSst
W. S$eo sxs per mS %r SalI saao E. M FRY NC 5s4o
3-bedrm house; tastefuily decorated land
seaped grounds with large haEstone ter.
race; Chevy Chase area nr transp. and
references required. Box ASK, Star. Is
GEoRGETOWN-Rece remodeled.. IL
rooms, bath and garden; $500 mo Box
NEAR NEAR iFf.' r.. BELvoIR Quiet, secluded
immediate occupsney; 5000 down.
GSHN4kP HSHisIT Pasnfn' SnSB 21ss
baths, screened porch, sun porch, patio,
outdoor fireplace, 2-car garage: oil heat,
electric, dishwasher, mangle and Bendix;
Realtor. 1901 81 Arlington Ridge rd.'
ensfn Will vi sH4kE AZ a her "a faon room home
silI answer phone: close to Navy Annex O
NEBRASKA. NEAR COINS bedrooms, 2
baths. 1st-f. den, rec rm., with shower:
Ss5o mo-: 20. poss, Sept. Is. Apply Box
fa}CT pocToR s'Ad or rAMrLY-petaeh.d brick.
. II rms lasSnrieusly turnished SHE'D and com
p
shown by appointment only. Call GE.
WILL SHARE WITH COUPLE or con-
genial Girls, nice suburban home: all priv;
FINE. NEW HOME. Call sunday. or week
days after z; Falls Church .206l-M: "a
Falls Church house, 2 bedrms, living rm d.
dining rm. and kitchen: share bath with
one one other; for g months only. Box 391.A
4I11 40th ST, Brentwood. Md.--Detached
bungalow, living rm., bedrms., bath, kit
srdo snd inelossd porch. Oh oil heat. garage;
5-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE. 33 miles
.. G. in, MARYLAND Water in kitchen,
lights and phone; no bath; S75 mo. Call
EN-. ss52 or DU. 2ss2.
COTTAGE, combination living room, din
Ing room. two bedrooms, kitchen, screened
porch: oil burner heat: no silver or linen;
excellent bus service at door, 25-minute
schedule to Post Once; 3 adults only:
Sl25 per month; 500 deposit for possible
damage; possession 30 days or less,
Hyattsville country section. Write COM
plete information about. yourself also
your phone number and address. No
ggents. Box l37-B, Star.
Evening star., 1946-08-18
. HOUSES UkrURhIsHsp.

FIRST COMMERCIAL USE oNLY-s07
N. J. ave. NV, mr.. H; rms, vacant; ideal
sMh5 MSSTGRosHRT 1ERe sHfs3essc copkrY 44 near Sandy
Spring; miles from Silver sprins-Beau-
tiiul Williamsburs modern brick home, 8
rooms, 3h baths. 4 bedrooms. library,
ssrase. sun porch, screened porch. 8 ire
places, oil burner. !. acre ground and
yesota1bis . pie garden: ayailable septsmbsr Is.
NS, NON 4 LuGHs CO.. 1905 H st. NV.
BUNGALOW, miles from Silver Spring
Colesville rd.: 2 large rooms. elec. refrg
new sink. privy; unfurnished; $40; refer
ences exchanged. Hobart 3l26.
near Census Bureau, Suitland, Nd. Apply
Box 215-A. Star --IS
HEAD OF BRITISH MISSION requires un-
furnished house In or near u. c., from
about September 20: one year lease: 8
bedrooms. maximum rent. Sl0a. DU. 1860.
Evening star., 1946-08-18
APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

SETTLED. EMPLOYED COUPLE, no chill
dren or pets, want l or 2 bedroom apart
ment with living room, bath and kitchen:
Arlington or Alexandria. Call c. R. HINK-
LEY. CHI. 1922. after l pm. Sunday, or
O pm. weekdays. 2Os
Evening star., 1946-08-18
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

HAVE MODERN broom. 2-story brick,
eornet lot, screened side porch; yrs.
OLD: excellent condition: convenient
schools. shopping center. transportation.
in desirable neighborhood. Interested In
large brick home. g or Z rooms Lo-
cation preferred either in vicinity be-
tween 18th and 18th SITS. No. and No.
Wash. blvd. or Virginia Forest. Boz 222-A.
WASHINGTON FOR NEW YORK suburban
Rent furnished. 3 bedrooms. NV. section
Randolph 1855 after q am -
WASH; n. y. c.. suburban house: 3 bed
sEW sm;lar " 4 sTsi Gs WA So
home. FArmingdale. Long Island, excel.
home In Wash. or vic. VIII exehanse ref.
Box 46-X. Star. -1S
Evening star., 1946-08-18
COOPERATIVE ApTs. wTD.
COOPERATIVE APTS. FOR SALE

VETERAN. 90, Will give Al Mercury cony
coupe as down payment on 2-rm. Coop
apt, NV. section; balance as rent. Box
160-B. Star. 1s'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-08

NA4l1D 10 bLN STANDING
timncr. Perry Lumber Co, , miles
south tt henderson on ItaIci&h
Road. Day phone 500, night phone
1173-W. f-l2tI
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-09-12
Standing OF Teams
MINOR LEAGUE

Economy Market won all three
from Goodrich; Cromer's Grocery
came thru with three games over
French BARRIERS; Kendall Oilers won
three from the Smith Oil Co.; Rine-
hart Sunoco Service won two from
the American News and Rutherford
Amoco Station won two from Swiss
Cottage.
Honors went to Kendall Oilers
for the evening, as they had a nice
single game of 582 and three-game
total of 1876. D. Gaylor of the Oilers
had high three-game total of 357 and
V. Brooks of Economy Market had
high single game of 146.
1880 BOwIers
Economy Market-V. Brooks, 146,
341; Kettel, 1T, 321; Parks, 1913, 1913,
342.
Cromer's Grocery-A. Harper, 322;
E. Weaver, 1856, 125, 357; P. Fales,
1873, 1913, $40; L. Cromer, 121.
Kendall Oilers-L Kendle, 1870,
121, 343; c. Hawbacker, 1875, 1872; D.
Gaylor, 143, 357; L. Rhodes, 1870, 348.
Rutherford Amoco Sta.-Pentoney,
1877, 339; ]. Bitner, 121; P. Palladino,
1877, lis, 341.
Rinehart Sunoco Service-B. Rine-
hart, 1874; Kiser, 322; j. Rinehart, 1913.
Swiss Cottage - S. Gross, 100;
Shriver, 1872, 1913, 1852; Harbaugh, 124.
American News-R. Hart, 121, lis,
1888; E. Miller, 121, 1923.
B. F. Goodrich-F. Elliott, III.
French Barbers-E. Crawford, 1877,
800.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-09-12
1t Pays To Advertise

To my way of thinking, no meal
is complete without apple pie and
ice cream. So, when I dropped in at
Uncle Johns Cabin new cafeteria
the other night for supper and
found every other sort of pie on
the counter-but no applet COM
planned long and loud. In fact l
made so much noise that the pro-
prietor came out to see what was
the matter.
On hearing my tale of woe, he
disappeared for a minute and then
came back with luscious home
made apple pie and proceeded to
cut me off liberal slice.
And here's something else. l
also wound up by renewing his sub
scription to The Globe Independent
for another year So you see, it
pays to advertise.
PS.-He didn't do so bad either.
For in addition to getting paid for
my meal-and the bill was surpris-
lngly reasonable by the wayne
also gets this free plug
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-09-12
BOWLING
SCORES
MAJOR LEAGUE

In the opening of the Hagerstown
Major League, Smith Oil, Cromers
Grocery and French BARRIERS made
clean sweeps of the games, while
North American and Economy Mar
ket won two games.
Economy Market had high team
single with $50 and also team total
of ], 1856. r. Snyder of Economy Mar
ket had high single with 153, while
Harold Williams of Cromers Gro
Gerry had high total of $50. The only
double strike of the evening was
made by Fish of French BARRIERS.
High Scores
French BARRIERS Barnhart, 352;
Eckard, 1872.
Potomac Diner - Lowman, 354;
Ahalt, 1913, 1868; Fiddler, 331.
Fairchild-Klimek, 1872, 1865
Cromers Grocery - Kephart, 342;
Williams, 1873, $50; E. Hoffman, 126,
357.
NOIueI ldNGAu-IWlllSI, I6o, TNlllCS-
ly, 331; Weller, 1873
North American Cement Hilda-
brand, 1875, 342; Mcdonald, 1888; Pal
ladino, al, 1853
Economy Market-W. Snyder, 1913,
1875, 361; Shaw, 1877, 1886; R. Snyder,
1853, 377; Fahrney, 1870, 339; Wolfe,
IA, 1875, 374.
High Street Market-Ohler, 1913,
361; Copenshaver, 1876, 347; Drenner,
1874, 357.
Alhambra Cafe - Freshour, 1873,
342; Hawbacker, 1876, $50; Shove,
131, 1877
Smith Oil Co.-Perrott, 1876, 1863;
Bowman, 800; Hornbraker, 1875, $50.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-09-12
Team Standing
PRECIOUS STONE LEAGUE

By a strange coincidence, the Dia-
monds, captained by Title Spessard,
who lost all three games on the
night of the 1945-1946 sea
son, turned around and won all
three games on this seasons open
ing night last Friday, while the
Amethysts, with Naomi Myers at the
helm, who jumped right into the
lead with three wins on last sea-
sons opening night, had the bad
luck to lose all three games at this
seasons opening session.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-09-12
INTERSTATE LEAGUE
Final Standing)
Double Plays
By DOUG STEWART
- oEac E:::ss:ss:.-..-.,e::'ss::::s.s:..s-:goE Jc

The Owls wound up the season
with an unofficial record of $50
double plays-72 at home and rs
on the road, but there is a POSSIBLE
ity that when the official figures are
released by the Howe Agency in
Chicago, the total will be increased
to ISL - still three short of the
league record of 154, made by the
Owls last year.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-09-12
WhM Skinner

to encourage such community &C
Invites as bicycle driving tests and
issuance of bicycle riders licenses
in which they will doubtless have
as much pride as their parents
have in their auto permits.
JUSTICE FOR ALL: Sometimes in
peoples lives that justice is hard to
find. and with the countless dollars
which change hands daily in this
country, $4,000 may seem very little
for this city's Legal Aid Society to
recover for the impoverished in
years time. Yet the organization,
often forgotten by the more forum.
ate. performs many another service
and in that last year handled 29,815
civil cases and represented in court
1927 INDECENT persons accused of
varied crimes. Yet all this is done
by twenty lawyers operating on an
annual budget of but S168,O00. And
80 percent of this fund is contrib.
uted by lawyers and lawyers So
cieties.
GUESS WHO: There's charm in
the appearance and there's charm
in the voices of the girls pictured
below. While they dabble their
pretty feet in this Hollywood pool,
we will tell you that they are the
six VocaIists selected from all over
the country by the Tommy Dorsey
Playshop" series on Mutual, from
among whom was chosen the singer
to be a regular star of the pro-
grams. Who won? Look at the pic
ture and surmise. For confirmation
see bellows
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-09-12
81 i!Iy558aI5A{BII&5IS.IB5l8B ! 3&.S2l
NEW YORK VECNETTE

JUST NOTED: If you have troubles
with insects swarming around your
lights, think of the problems of the
caretakers of the Statue of Liberty
into whose torch, lighted by 10000
watts of mercury vapOr and filament
lamps, birds swarm by the thou
sands A bit startling to see the
fuselage of a huge transport plane
being towed at broad angle
through NYC streets. Inquiry re-
vealed that il was being taken from
a mathematician display point to its
airport and that the angle towing
was necessary to avoid collision with
buildings When you visit the
Empire State Building. place your
name on the register and it will
accompany the names of such other
visitors land we list them without
particular rhyme or reason) as
Winston Churchill, the Duke of
Windsor, Queen Wilhelmina of the
Netherlands, General Pershing,
Cary Grant, Lord Halifax, Anthony
Eden, Gary Cooper. Governor
Thomas E. Dewey and Mayor Will
liam O'Dwyer.
NO HITS, NO RUNS, NO ERRORS:
Radios helping build better safe
ty factor for youngsters in the
home, at school and at play. Rank
ing high in such efforts are those
of the Tom Mix and His Straight
Shooters" radio series which, on
September %, starts a special cam
paign to this end on MBS in CO.
operation with the National Safety
Council. It should appeal to young
sters as we'll as parents, for it is
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-09-12
PIayOfs

Despite the fact that the Owls
right fielder, Charlie Fitzgerald,
elected to quit the team at the end
of the regular season, rather than
support his team-and the fans
by taking part in the playoffs, the
boys did alright by themselves in the
opening game against Wilmington
on Tuesday night, knocking off the
league leaders 10 to 7.
Marty Minogue, bouncing back
from his bad start on Sunday,
started the game and, although he
weakened in the seventh and had
to be relieved by Ancherico, he got
credit for the win, which he helped
along considerably with his round
tripper in the sixth with two on
base. Gene Joselane took over the
right field chores and did d bang-up
job, batting in run, collecting two
hits in four times at bat and scoring
three runs.
whatever IlcppSllSd ldSJ ulSllC,
the boys will be back home tonight
with an even split at least (here's
hoping they took last nights game
too), so get out to the stadium and
give them a real welcome,
The award of the most popular
player trophy to Tony Matarazzo
couldn't have gone to a better guy.
His heart and soul is in the game
and he plays for the team all the
time. Always hustling, a constant
threat at the plate, and one of the
cleanest living boys I have ever
met, he is a credit to the game in
every respect.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-09-12
Bowling

If there is a single man in Ha-
gerstown that has done more for
bowling than F. F. Mcdonald, of
the Colonial Hardwood Flooring
Company, l sure would like to
know who he is, Mac" is not only
president of the newly organized
Major and Minor Leagues, Hagers-
towns first sanctioned leagues, but
is also president of the Sunday
School League, one of the biggest
and most successful leagues in the
city.
And let's not forget Mrs. McDon-
aid, who is also an ardent bowling
fan and has been a world of help
to her good husband.
Several of the leagues have al
ready started their bowling and
more are scheduled to get going next
week The Major and Minor leagues
got off to good start last Wednes-
day night (their opening night
scores will be found elsewhere on
this page) and judging from the
racket that was going on last night
at Raney's Coliseum, their second
nights bowling must have produced
some outstanding scores.
The Globe-Independent's box is
now set up in the Coliseum, just
outside Hilda Edwards office, so
let's keep it full of scores and hui
man interest stories about the bowl
ers. You supply the scores and
news, and I'll guarantee that they
are printed.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-09-12
League Standing

He that liveth wickedly can
hardly die honestly.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-09-12

The suez Canal was completed in
1869.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-09-12

Irma South, of the Pearls, ran
away with individual honors, con-
ing up with high single game of
131 and three-game total of 1885,
Other High Scores
Kaiss, 100; Schindel, 116; SPECS
sard, 1O3, ia, 1O3, 800; Ford, 113,
107, 313; Mowen, 10, 1902; Ward, 1O8,
100, 300; Fiery, 1O7; Chappalear, 1O6;
Routzahn, 100, 1O5, 3O4; McGraw,
103, 1903; Stoner, 1902, 1903; Bolinger,
102, and Lehner, 101.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-09-12

The worlds best sponges are found
in the Mediterranean and Red Seas.