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Evening star., 1947-04-11
EIeetronics and TeIevision

New combination phonograph reproducer fea-
lures freedom from needle scratch and chatter"
Selfcharging portable radio recharges while play
ing on a-c house current. New television sets
produce pictures 49, "a. Radar is being
adapted to airlines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-04-20

slogan were designed for the use of
the members of the Preserve In
dustry Council as a tie-in with
their national advertising CAM
paign. To date. 5000, 900 of these
caps are Frightening the store
shelves - all gay as glow worms.
ORANGE JUICE served as dessert
is an efficient tooth-cleaner Den
tai colleges report that the juice
removes starches and sugars from
the teeth and if used Immediately
after eating can do a real job in
combating tooth decay.
MARAScHINo CHERRIES get
new tip-proof bottle; it's squat, it's
broad-bottomed. 1t has a wide
mouth - dip in spoon, out with
a cherry!
SOUND CAN KILL germs in canned
food. The scientists report that
high-frequency waves travelling up
to 100 million cycles a second kill
germ life right through the tin.
So what? Canned foods may be
processed now without cooking
and no loss from spoilage.
HAVE YOU MET the new marsh
mallow with minerals and vitamins
built in? Have you tasted those
new mint-flavored flaps developed
for envelopes?
A CHEESE DREAM in earnest is
the new. Cheddar spread that
smacks of hickory smoke. 1t gets
a round of applause from the men.
Now in national distribution
packed in five-ounce re-usable con-
tanners of glass.
CANNON BALL CHEESE of North
Holland, the jolly red Edam, re-
turns for the first time since the
war. IT, a COW milk cheese, Ched-
dar in type, but sweeter in flavor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-04-20

0SREAlnEss is the newest
u whipped topping made of
skinned milk and other fat-free
milk derivatives. The process con-
sists of cooling the milk close to
freezing temperature, then whip
ping 1t tufts exactly like cream.
Even weight-watchers can enjoy
lean cream" on the bridge-party
desserts.
TURKEY GROWERS have plans to
make us love the big bird in May
as we'll as December. We eat
chicken right around the calendar,
why not the gobbler? To encourage
year-around turkey, the heavy
weight birds are being marketed in
halves, in quarters and parts, both
fresh and quick-frozen.
THE D0CCY-WAIT STATION is a
shoppers convenience newly OPEN
ed by San Carlos, Cal, food CEN
ter. Pets are unwelcome in most
grocery stores, yet madam likes
combining the jobs of walking Fido
and shopping. Now she parks the
pup in a neat little stall while she
picks up her groceries.
THE D0UGHNUT GUN is new
rapid-fre weapon to load with
ready-mix doughnut batter and
fire into hot fat. Hold the gun dl-
rectly over the fat pot, pull a
trigger and out pop the neatly
trimmed projectiles. Each dough-
nut is perfectly shaped and all
without rolling or cutting. A ready
mix -four sells along with the CAD
get, or use your own recipe. The
polished aluminium gun is priced
around S795, large enough to take
ammunition for round of II
shots.
RAINBOW TOPS appear on jam
jars advising you to brighten up
the breakfast toast Caps and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-30

l. FAT REPORT . Hon. many bars
of laundry soap wiH one pound OF
saluaged fat make?
Six bars. Housewives should con-
tinue to save fat and turn it in.
Mrs. A. A., Milton, Mass.
Z. IT'S A DATE How many CAL
endars we're printed in the U. S. for
1917?
More than 80 million. Illustrators
received up to $12, 900 for one paint
ing. Mrs. P. L. J., Atlanta, Ga.
:. NEW V-NfAIL H0w much will
the air letter" to be issued by the post
office cost?
Only 10 cents.
p. S., Detroit, Mich.
4. BOOM OR BUST7 u. How many
business firms are there in the U. S.?
3,65O,OOO a record total which
exceeds by $4,000 the number
operating before World War IL.
- D. S., NeW York, N. Y.
S. UNCOVERED What rerols-
tionory social event took place in
Arabia recently?
Ibn Saud, monarch of Arabia, re-
ceived ESQ unveiled American wom-
en-. A. S. A., Cleoeia,sd, Ohio
s. OLD AND NEW Thomas Jefer-
son was our first Secretary Of State.
How did his staff compare with that
of Secretary MARSHALL
Secretary jefferson had an office
staff of five clerks, but he had only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-30

four foreign nations to contend with.
Today's staff numbers 1880 and
maintains diplomatic relations with
81 nations
e. H., Washington, D. C.
7. KEEPING UP! y. Why did the
Government of COSTA RIGA buy $500
Ameyican-n,ade radios?
To be issued to their school teach
ers. The cost will be deducted from
their salaries at the rate of So
month. Some Costa Rican>teachers
get less than $25 month";
3. YOUNGSTERS :. How many OF
the enlisted men serving ,oith the u. S.
Army of Occupation in Germany are
20 years old or younger?
So per cent. Only four per cent Of
these men have had college training;
10 per cent have had seven years of
schooling or less.
>. W0RD-WISE .. How many new
words were originated and popular
lied tn World War IL?
An estimated 10000. Not all, Of
course, will be absorbed permanent
ly into the English language.
IT. p, Atlanta, Ga.
CONDUCTED '' M M-.x
NOTE: We will pay So for question and
answer used in this column. Proof must
bouy answer. Address: Tom Henry,
THIS WEEK. 420 Lexington Avenue,
New York II, N. Y. Unaccepted contribu-
tions cannot be acknowledged or returned.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-09

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8ertiaden gelieben."
9as ,par Die ben 8eoiirftigen uno
Sen 8eribmenoern tpoblbefannte SOB.
le, mo Sooquin 2opes iein @emerbe
als 8u6erer trieb, mdbrenb auf Der
anbern Seite in Dem tpoblausgeitats
teten 5riieurlaoen Der Mlgarbes-
StraBe ieine So1ter oie 8eriiden
uno Saararbeiten ma1tert, Die bean
ebrloien @eldafte ibres 8aters aIs
SedmanteI bienten.
VI.
! Sd benuste Die Surmtiire nur BEL
meinem n19tliben Gin. 1inb Musge.
ben, iofern i6 babel Die &ube uno
Die betpunoernsperte Sr6nung i'm
Sauie meines Snfels bdtte it0ren
fonnen.
8ei alien iibrigen 8elegenbeiteu
| ging i6 bur6 bas groBe Hortal Der
Srontleite aus unb Elm. Meine Ser.
binoung nit oen iibrigen Seilen 6es
8alaites ernlitteIte cine @lasgauerie,
bon Der man cine Iusiidt nod Dem
@arten batte uno Die bonn rSurme
Ser iieben &riinmungen" ausging.
0amols batte i6 einen treuen Die
ner, einen 8elgier, namens GoleItin.
@r beiorgte mir Die perionlt6en
lGienite uno bielt meine @obnung irn-
itanoe, oeren Siire nod Dem @GBden
feline anoere Si1erbeit uno feinen
anoern GeridluB batte, als cine gro-
BE innere Siirflinfe BEL Sag uno ei-
men ungebeueren &iegel BEL 9ea9t,
Den Goleitin ietpeils pori6ob.
sla oies erfldrte i6 8oD Bis ins
einselne beim @intreten, um ibm 5,t
5eisen, baB i6 nOaig unabbdngig
nobnte uno baB Die i'm q1Glenben
8eoenfen, meine 8eripanoten i'm Saus
ie 5u itoren, pouig unbegriinoet mo-
rem.
Sd beeilte mid, g0leitin ins Hos
tel de Roma gu ididen, um oas Sc.
p1f 8ops 5l boIen uno feline &e1-
nung 5u beglei6en, tpeil es unlere
Ibiidt mar, UNI ie6s ubr morgens
oireft bon meiner @obnung nod bem
gabnbof gu geben.
gu gleider 3eit eab i6 ibm mel.
ne 8efeble, oaB UNI Die genannte
Stunoe Der 8ogen angeipannt, Die
Sdofolaoe ieroiert, Die &leiber fir
mid un6 8op gereinigt uno bereit
gelegt iein ntiiBten; uno ba i9 mild
nidt au5ulebr auf g0leitins Biinft-
li6feit i'm aufpa6en perlaiien fonn-
te, 5og id Sen @eder auf unb itellte
ibn gleib auf ben Na6ttiib am
&opfenoe meines 8ettes, fir oen
Sau, oaB, mas iebr tpabri6einIi9
mar, ser S6laf uns iibermannte,
na6oem mir uns n1iibe geplaubert
batten.
Sn5piiden lbien 8oDs Seiterfeit
uno ausgeloiienbeit 5nriif5ufebre1,
iobalb er ii6 unter Da1 iab. Sbne
einen 8lid auf Die berrli6e &orbIan-
topete, oie foitbare 4aiietierung Ser
3immeroede aus Dem is. Sabrbun-
bert, Die intereiiante Sdfelung uno
Die nit ionoerbaren sSSni6riften be.
oedten mauriiden 5liespldtt6eit,
louter Dinge, Die meine @obnung gu
einem mabren &leinoo altertiimIider
&unit mo6ten, ging er NIT ihnenen
Sdritten i'm 3inmer auf uno ab
I'M Safte oes Bepe-Sillo-M -Marj6es,
ben er, oa i'm tpieoerum feline Weu-
itfput ergriffen batte, nit Iauter
Stimme iong, als Oh es 5tpolf rbr
mittags ipare:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-09
(Gortiesung)

Gie gan5e 8orberIeite bes Glases
nabm Der alte Halait Der 8rafen De
Cultures ein, mo i6 aur 3eit meine
8obnung bate.
Ser @raf De Cultures NOR Der 8rn-
Der meiner Mutter, mein 8ormlnb
uno meine Stiite, ieitoem ih burd
oen friiben Eob meiner gltern eine
8aiie geporoen mar.
9ie @rGiin ibrerieits pertrat 0eut-
teritelle an mir, u1lo ME miro oas
Slnoenfen bieler frommen, tugenobafs
ten Srau, in Der ii6 Die 8iite uno
&lugbeit berforperten, aus meinem
Geoddtniiie idpinoen.
Sn oem Halaite oes @rafen De
Cultures betpobnte i6 einen beionbe.
rem 6liieel nit eigenem gingang.
Cine flii6tise 8elhreibung oes 8a'
loites i6eint mir notuenoig fir Dos
ridtiee gerItdnbnis alles oeiien, mas
Ii6 in iener gtadt autrug.
gu beiben Seiten bes 8aIaltes er.
boben iid opei nit 3innen beieste
maiiipe Siirme, baaniiden oebnte ii1
Die elmer ip1teren (3eit angeborenoe
Sauptfaiiaoe NIT ibrer ihueren, ner'
ldnorfelten Seniterberfremiung, ib-
rem ungebeuern, bon apei borii6en
Salbidulen flanfierten unb ntit oem
foloiialen 8appenl6iloe Ser Cultures
sefr0nten 8ortal unb ibrem funitbon
eemeiBelten gotiiden @eiimsfries,
Der BON Surm au Surm lief uno oos
olte Serridaftssebduoe idniifte,
eleib einem Giaoem auf Ser Stirne
elmer erlauhten @reiiin.
slui Dem breiten Sries bes Bor-
tals NOR atpiiden fl,nitpollen Srno.
menten Die lateiniide Sdrift 81
Ielen:
Dominus custodiat iattr0ituna tua4nt ct
eritum tnlv,l ex hoe n1t,,c ct nSqne
IN SGecaluut. Amen -
Scr Serr bebiite oeinen @ingang
uno oeinen gusgans, iett uno i'm.
mer. amen."
8ieIe monumentole Saiiaoe nabm,
mie idon geiagt, eine ganae Seite bes
Blotes ELM; betberleits liefen an ben
Siirmen bin atpei enge @aiien, bon
benen Die eine Die Subsgaiie, bie
onbere Die @oiie ser iteben &riirn-
mungen bieB, neil es beren in Der
Sat 10 oiele naren big gu ibrem emf.
eegen9eietten @noe, oelien gde Der
Sriieurlaoen u5unl 8araoiespogel"
bil6ete.
0iele @alie mar iogor am bellen
Gage bitter, BEL Nadt gerabe5u ge.
f6brlid, bo ibre @inoungen 5u SIN.
terbolt uno l1eberfoa @eIesenbeit
boten.
suf Der einen Seite liefen bie
ginfoIiungsmauern bes gr1fli1en
@artens bin, al1f Ser anbern Seite
Die bobe Mauer bes SSrauentloiters,
unb es par in Ser gan5en @aiie fei-
ne anbere Siire nod Seffnung als
Die Siire oes linfen 8alaitturmes,
Den ib betuobnte, uno am anbern On.
De, nabe am ausgang oes @dB1ens,
cine gebeimnisooae Sintertiire, Elm
oerEtedter @ingang uno nod perited-
terer ausgang aus oem Neite bes
yBaraoiesbogels", Soaquin 2ope5,
5riieur uno @eloperleiber.
ueber oieler anriifigen Siire, bur9
Die ib einmal in meinem 2eben IN
einem utleltgen augenblide eintrat,
NOR cine elenoe Sol5tafel nit Der
Snidrift:
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boloes,
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poblge5lelter Ibiidt aneinaoer reib.
te, pidelte iid 8on obne Elm 8ort
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sls id ieood oen gean1en 0oriIa
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| lin gureoa, ser geoiabe oes Monsa.
mares uno mutmaBliden Serrin 6es
StrauB6ens, bertauihte, erbob Sri.
ton milo oas Saupt uno ri6tete lei.
ne ltablldarfen augen auf midi mil
lenem eigentiimliben 8lif, Der amI
ben 8runo Der Seele gu orinaer
idien.
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er NIT elmer nnrube, Die an Born
ltrelfte. ~Sn meinem 2eben babe id
nod fein lappii6eres @erebe gebort
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Der apotbefe. Sd babe nidbt MeIi.
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oes 16. Sabrbunberts.)
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uno bob meinen Mrrelt auf !. J. Do.
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ernite fort, sio tpiiie, baB iene gerie
mid atpar nidt auf ben Harnab, tpobl
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IN Der ib mid iest befinbe ]. @lait.
be mir, tnein 2ieber, es gibt Dinge
bic Der Genfel 5niammenmifdt, mob.
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Evening star., 1947-02-07
BY the Associated Press

ARCADIA, Calf, Feb. There
has been a slight decline Of the
betting pulse, but shed no tears
for Santa Anita race track. It's 40C
acres, well planted with wonderful
flowers, horses, people and pari-
mutuel windows, are the most fertile
of their kind in the land.
Far from pessimistic, track ON
cials are pleased that the drop Is
no more drastic than 1t Is. They had
expected much sharper slump
such as, they claim, was experienced
by Eastern tracks last year.
At the halfway point Of its cur
rent 50-day meeting, here was the
scene as compared to the same
number of days last year:
1947-Total betting handle 25
days, $57,776,730.
Daily average, s2,310,669.
Total attendance, 871 ,419.
Daily average, 34,857.
1946-Total betting handle Is
days, $59, ,241, ,764.
Daily average, $2,36s ,671.
Total attendance, 801 400.
Daily average, 32,056.
The figures, which were released
by Santa Anita, provide interesting
Evening star., 1947-02-07
'Ioyoround Girls Seek Bowling
title as Guests of Bill Wood
By Ben MeAIwee

Stretch Harris, $50; Bud Wreen, $1s;
William Smith, $13; James Tomlin,
SO: Ellis Herndon, Sc; John Shan
han, So; Red Herrell, $3.50; Earl
Schreiner, $3.50; Mike German
$3.50; Cap Smith, 81; Lunk Robert
son, So.
Petworth-Bob Silverman, 500;
Don Cryer, $40; Mickey Nocera, $40;
Max Reznick, $40; Joe Rhodes, $40;
high game, Joe Rhodes, SIS.
With two duos tied for first place
and two deadlocked for third, keen
competition again looms tonight In
the King Pin Mixed Doubles at King
Pin. Leading are Lii and Lou Pam
neton and Vita Digiro and Charles
Brecht with 81 wins and 20 losses
Grace Brasse and Charles Lawhorn
and Rose Atwood and Nick Golovin
trail with 35 of 81 games won while
Jane and Bob MacCord are fifth
with 34-23. Billy Mischou has mo-
nopoly on the mems season highs
with an average of 1929; game
1854; set, 377; spares, 100, and
strikes, 80. Grace Brasse leads, the
women with a 104-15 average and
boasts high set of $50. Lola Hatten's
140 is best while Mrs MacCord is
high with 81 strikes and SO spares
Evening star., 1947-02-07
Bill Leeteh

I'VE need more ducks to bring
present breeding areas into pro-
duction before new marshes can
function toward the increase Of
ducks" he stated. Charles E. Gill
ham, sportsman naturalist = writer
and chairman of the American Wa
terfowl Committee indicated that II
we wished to continue the sport of
wildfowling we must have sane
practice of land and water use, en-
forced laws, publicity and educa-
ton; legislation toAkeep pace with
changing conditions and more
sportsmanship on the part of duck
hunters. Gillham said. I'm pro-
hibition days countless people voted
dry and drank wet. In wildfowl
shooting the bulk of gunners deplore
illegal acts. Yet we find two days
limit taken in o1e.-shooting the
limit for a poor shot-sometimes
we wonder If anyone is law abiding
when the fight Is on.
Lyle K. Sowls, Biologist at the
Delta. Manitoba, station, asked, "Is
wildfowling on the way out? AS
we review the circumstances that
accompanied the great duck depres-
sion, of the sos as well as the
present tragic decline we are Knocked
by our own inadequate knowledge
of this important resource. Only
year before the decline was ap-
parent we were told of over -popu-
lations."
Evening star., 1947-02-07
u. Of Detroit Officials
Complain as knieks
Lure Court Star
BY The Associated Press

DETROIT, Feb. University OF
Detroit officials lodged q strong
protest with the Basket Ball Asso-
citation of America today, a few
hours after 1t became known that
the teams high-scoring center, Lee
Knorek, had been signed by the
New York Knickerbockers Of the
BAA League.
Knorek, 6-foot-7-inch center of
the Detroiters, had accounted for
208 points in the teams first Is
games this season and was to have
faced Bradley Tech here tomorrow
night.
Instead, he will don a Knicker-
booker uniform and make his debut
at Madison Square Garden in New
York against the Toronto Huskies
U. Of D. Athletic Director Lloyd
Brazil declared in telegram to
League President Maurice Podoloft
that he considered "the practice to
be very irregular and unethical." !"
Brazil added:
What regulations do you have
IN your league concerning the sign
ing or approaching Of college play
ers while they are In school or be-
fore they graduate? It Is my opin-
ion that such practices are ex-
tremely detrimental to your league.
collegiate athletics, the boy and the
game OF basket ball Itself"
Brazil, enlarging upon his tele-
gram, declared. II don't say why
pro basketball stoops to indiscrirn-
mate signing of players. The Ma
tional Football League gave them
a standard--they don't sign players
who are in college"
The university athletic director
said he talked to Knorek and quoted
the latter as saying Knickerbocker
officials contacted him, while the
team was here for game last week
end.
These (Knickerbocker) officials
offered to pay his expenses to New
York and made an offer of an at
tractive contract for his services
the last two months of the season."
Brazil told newsmen.
Evening star., 1947-02-07

week ana ask 1or at least a 81 ,U0u
investment"
Houghton said the tournament
will be known as the Nations Cap
ital (not NationaD Open. The only
criticism of the event has been
that it falls too close to the Ma
tional Open, which follows four days
later, and that many of the pros
would prefer rest before the big
event.
Houghton's reply was that the
Philadelphia Inquirer requested the
dates awarded Prince Georges for
the Inquirer's $4,000 event, but was
forced to switch due to previous
commitments of the host club. "If
they'll go to Philly that week, they'll
COME here" AL said, "and I'll bet
right now that we get one of the
greatest fields of the season. I have
a couple of surprises for the boys. >
The board members and commit
tee chairman who will run the club
and supervise the tournament were
announced. Comdr. o. L. Young
was elected chairman Of the Board
of Governors; M. H. de Bruin, vice
chairman; Walter Bogley, jr., secre-
tary, and Robert Sherwood, treas
urer. C. M. Eisele was er-elected
club president.
Robert Bowie will head the Golf
Committee P. M. Miller, the Greens
Committee; Charles Jarvis, enter
tainment; Bill Gasch, membership
and James Russell, handicap. Mrs
P. M. Miller will head the Women's
Golf Committee. Improvements tc
the course, including the addition OF
traps, supervised by Miller, Eisele
and Houghton, will get underway as
soon as the weather breaks.
DIVOT DATA-Paul e. Barefoot
Is the newest member of the Board
Of Directors Of Washington Coli
and Country Club. Quanticc
Of1cers' Club Pro AL Jamison is of
to Florida for a short vacation
Jamison said the new nine holes OF
the Virginia layout will be opened
May 1, with appropriate ceremonies
. i. Fred Bolton, the former Bethesda
pro, writes from his new job at
Pendleton, Greg. Bolton has been
on the job less than two months and
has received a vote of confidence in
the form of a salary boost.
Indian Spring Pro Mel Shorey, the
Middle Atlantic PEA president, is
clinics at the PGA ma
tional course at Dunedin, Fla. Shorey
said the Dunedin course is one Of the
finest in the country and one that
requires every shot in the bag be-
cause of the wind of the Gulf of
Mexico. The old Mannsfield
Hall 9-hole course at Fredericks-
burg, Va, has been re-opened with
John Zaleski, ex-assistant to Tommy
Galloway at Hermitage, as the new
pro. The course was closed for five
wears.
Evening star., 1947-02-07

either case, you must be finger.
printed by the FBI. Other provis-
ions include search and seizure, with
penalties up to q $500 fine and
year in prison. Let's all get busy
and fight this unconstitutional
measure.
Local nimrods will be given. q
real treat tomorrow at / pm
when Col. Townsend Whelen, not
ed author, sportsman and CUR
expert will appear as a guest artist
at Radio Station WGAY. Silver
Spring, Md. Col. Whelen, whose
latest article appears in Field an6
Stream, will answer on the all
any questions submitted to him or
the subject of guns, hunting and
allied sports. just send your ques-
ton to the Jim Simpson Sports
Show at WGAY or telephone it to
Shepherd 1850.
H. Albert Hochbaum, supervisor o1
the Delta Manitoba, Canada, water
fowl research station, speaking be.
fore the 18th annual North Ameri-
can Wildife Conference in Sar
Antonio, Tex, advised his audience
that unless hunting during the ear
ly season is stopped and CONNER
cial shooting camps outlawed on
breeding marshes, it is certain that
within 20 years the nesting grounds
Of the northern States and south
ern prairie Provinces will be as bare
of breeding ducks as the marshes
of Illinois and Wisconsin.
Evening star., 1947-02-07
Close Cage Scores Mark
Army Map League PIoy

Two Of the three basket ball
games played last night in the Army
Map Service League of the District
Recreation League were decided by
point. Administration edged Sharp
Shooters, 1927, and Cardinals de-
feated Comets, 23-22; while Multi
plex won over Wolverines, 1922.
Other Recreation League scores:
League No. 4-Roosevelt.
Kavakos. So; Pentagonians, "A.
Robertson's, A; Hend. Hall Marines, 10.
D 6s w Market. 45; Colo. Ice cream, 1S.
League No. S-Maefsrland.
Finance, 3s: NLRB, 21.
AGO. 43: Cavaliers. %.
Census, 81; Federal Housing. ~.
Sunday School League-CentraI.
Calvary Baptist, 43; Westminster, "a.
Nat. City Christian, 20; First Ref, 10
Navy LeaEue-Central.
shamrocks won one forfeit from Ord
nance.