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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-01
POLICE DONATE

More than $3.50 has been do
mated to the New Hanover
County March of Dimes cam
uaign by the Wilmington Police
DEPARTMENT, William K.
Rhodes. Jr., county chairman
announced. Heading the police
funds committee was Sgt. P.
J. Parish, who reported solicit
tation of every member Of the
force.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-01
CLUBS PLANNING
STRESS HEALTH
Home Demonstration Clubs
Throughout Country To
Push Campaign

In cooperation with National
Health Week, the Home Demon
stration Clubs OF New Hanover
county have adopted the slogan of
Eat Your Way To Good Health"
for the month of February, Ann
Mason, home demonstration agent,
sad yesterday.
A training school for the health
leaders in each club is to be given
by the agent, and each leader will
be responsible for presenting a
health program in the various
clubs over the country. Emphasis
will be placed on what can be done
to improve health liz New Hanover
at the training course, Miss Mason
sad.
Pictures on health and slides on
growing small fruits and vege-
tables will also be presented at the
club meetings this month.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-01
COMPANY B WINS
TOP R0TC HONOR
Fred Babson and Julian
Lanier Distinguished
Cadets OF Week

Company B, commanded by
Cant. Allen Lanier with Miss Mary
Ann Jenkins as sponsor, was
named honor company of the
ROTC battalion at New Hanover
High school following drill period
Yesterday morning.
COMPANY B has won the title
for two consecutive weeks end mas
a total of four streamers. Com
PAW D and A, also have fouf
streamers and C company, com
manded by Captain Eugene En-
slew. have three streamers for the
school term.
Fred Babson and Julian Lanler'
company D. were First and Sec,
ond Year distinguished cadets OF
the battalion for the week.
Babson. a sergeant in the ROIC,
has won the title four times u o,
- contests and was honor caoe'
of the company several times.
Lanier, a first year cadet ano
Younger brother of CAPTAIN Alier
amer, has achieved the refoen''
ton of distinguished cadet twice
Honor cadets of the battalior
competing against Babson were
Charles Reaves. Co. A; Bradford
CantweJl. Co. B; and Leroy Brad
shaw, Co. d.
Lanier received the honor over
Mormon George. Co. A: John HIN
eon. Co. B; and Jimmy W1''am,
son. Co. C.
First Lieutenant EdwarG P'ft'
was inspecting officer of the dis
tinguished cadets Of the battalion
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-01
Thurman Singleton
Weds Miss MaryFutch
In Topsai| Church

The wedding of Miss Mary
Futch, daughter of Mrs. Eddie
Mae Futch, and Thurman Single
ton, son of Mr.. and Mrs. R. T.
Singleton, took place Sunday jan
uary rs at noon in the Topsail
Presbyterian church. The Rev. c.
{. Meyers was the officiating min
lister, using the double ring cere-
mony.
The church was artistically de-
corated in Southern smilax and
pine with baskets of white snap
dragons, gladoli, fern and seven
branched candelabra holding light
ed white candles. White ribbon
marked the pews for the families.
Prior to the ceremony Mrs. Rod
erick Sudbury rendered a program
of nuptial music including, "Ah
Sweet Mystery of Life, BE,
cause, 'Travmerei" and 20 Per
feet Love-, Mrs. Lillian King sang
81 Love You Truly"
! The wedding march from Lohen-
grin was played fol the pro
c%essional and Mendelssohn's
wedding March" was used for
the occasional.
The bride was attended by Miss
Wilma Futch, her sister. as maid
of honor. Graham Mathews. bro
ther-in-law of the groom was best
man. Miss Futch was attired in
a gray suit with which she Wore
black accessories and a corsage OF
pink roses The bride and bride
groom entered together. The bride
wore a tan pinstriped suit with
brown accessories and a corsage
of talisman roses. The only ie-
welery worn by the bride was a
brooch, a wedding gift of the
brides great grandmother. Ushers
were Jack Mason and Beverly
Costin. The brides mother. Mrs.
Futch, wore a blue suit with cor
sage of pink carnations. The bride
groom's mother, Mrs. Singleton,
wore a black dress with corsa2e
of red roses. Following the cere-
mony the bridal couple greeted
their guests and received congrat-
ulatlons in the vestibule of the
church, after which they left for
a trip to Florida.
Mr.. & Mrs. Singleton will
make their home at Hampstead.
Mrs. Futch, the brides mother
and Mrs. Carrie Gavin, entertain
ed members of the wedding party
at an informal reception Saturday
evening after the rehearsal. at the
home Of Mrs. C.. T. Howard.
Others entertaining Miss Futch
were Mrs. C. T. Howard and Mrs,
Rooerick Sudbury and Mrs. Cathe.
rine King.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-01
Penick Worth
|nVItatI'Ons
i've d

Invitations have been received
in the city by friends and relatives
reading as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Venable Worth
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Marguerite Murchison
to
DIR. George Dial Penick
Saturday evening
the eighth of February
at half after eight o'clock
Firsts Presbyterian Church
Raleigh, North Carolina
Inclosed cards reading:
Reception
Immediately after the Ceremony
500 West Whitaker Mill Road
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-01
Legion Auxiliary
Meeting tuesday

H. M. Roland will speak on ''Par
American Affairs" at a meeting
of the Legion Auxiliary to be hello
In the Legion home at AGO South
Third street on Tuesday evening
at 8 o'clock.
All eligible women who are moi
members of the auxiliary are cor
daily invited to attend this meet
ing. The unit is hoping to meet
the membership goal set by the
State Department.
Members of the executive board
IRE requested to meet promptly al
7:3O in order that the regular
meeting, with special feature Of
guest speaker, may start on
time.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-01
RENTAL

Housing accommodations. clas-
SIZED as motor courts or no.
tells. will have transient rents,
decontrolled February Is. only
after Office of Price Admins
tration study, and OPA receipt
Of the supplemental registra-
ton. Maurice Moore, area rent
director, said. Moore said OPA
would do the classifying, not
The owners, and added rooming
houses were in no way affected.
Forms for use by hotel and mo-
tor court landlords in request
ing decontrol on transient rates,
are now available at the OPA
Office in the customshouse.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-01
DEEDS

Five deeds were recorded
yesterday with Adrian Rhodes,
Register of Deeds: They include
Homer Lee Gurley to N. c.
Rhodes, block 80 Summer Hill;
w. Albert Brown to S. E. Loft
in. lot one block 80 city; Ralph
Rollins to Gladys E. Soles. lot
Is block two Wilmington beach;
Pedrew Willis Williamson to
Susan H. Stewart, lot seven
Pedrew Williams land; Hugh
MacRae and Company, Inc, to
Charles L. Greer, lots five and
six block seven, Castle Hayne.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-01
nv R11TH MILLETT

moving day and Mr.. and
Col' look gloomily at each other
Ms. the he piles of possessions haul
s,'' Of hiding from closets,
Ed basement and garage and
attlc' oach other: "How in the
said did we ever accumulate all
his junk? ., tho ~.
Al" when it must be sorted,
men, 'od and made ready for NOV
Path then somehow placed In the
new co comes the common decision:
~ get rid of at least half OF
fine decision, too. But WHOSE
ha Mrs. starts to throw out a beat
W. 5a+tored old hat belonging 10
up and he hollers out in pain
MI NJ IFS his fishing hat she is d
t sopt to get rid of.
W., o1d vase that hasn't been
taas since it came into their lives
ps'a dytv wedding gift. And Mrs.
as g she is going to have it made
sa . lamp some day.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-01
LEADS DISTRICT

The United States Naval Re
,prve recruiting office in Will
mington leads the 9Th Naval
district in recruiting for the
month of January, 1t. Com. j.
y Wilson, commanding officer
Of the Organized Surface Dlvl-
zion V-6, 6-29. announced.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-01
CALLED

The annual meeting of the
central district, North Carolina
chapter OF the International As
ISOLATION of Public Employment
Services will be held next Sat
urday in the Sheraton hotel,
High Point.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-01
RULING FOR VETS

Leonard w. Barrett, assistant,
service officer, North Caro-
INA Veterans Service commits
sion. said that veterans who
nave lost bonds issued to them
IN payment for unused terminal
teave may file a claim to the
Chief of the Division of Loans
and Currency, U. S. Treasury
department, Washington 25, D.
T. The Surviving spouse and
children of a deceased veteran
may cash the bond Immediate
" II the veteran is single his
parents may be given equal
SAareS of the bond. If the vet
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-01
RONS TO MEET

Reserve Officers of Naval
Service will hold their monthly
meeting Monday, February 3,
in the Marina, Wriehtsville
Beach at 7:3O p. M, w. Alex
Fonvielle. Jr., president, an
nounced last night. Tentative
plans for a Navy and Army Re
serve Officers dance. will be
discussed. and all officers OF
the Naval forces are invited to
attend the meeting, held as a
clutch" dinner.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-01
PLANNED

A $4,000 store and a 1000
house will be constructed in
Sunset Park according to per-
mlts issued by Gilbert F. Nor
ton, city building inspector. The
store is to be built by J. F.
Crawford on S. Front street.
Charlie Fa1es has let the con-
tract for building his house to
<. D. Bowers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-01
| L APPLICATION

Tie RoDuck- Merritt CON-
%struction company of Whining
ton has filed an application for
Incorporation in the office of
A. L. Meyland, Clerk of Supe-
rior court. Principal stockhold-
ers listed were L. E. Robuck,
c, L. Merritt, both of Whining
ton, and M. A. Esclavon of
Charleston, S. C. Total autho-
rlzed capital stock was listed
at Sl00, 900 and subscribed stock
at $4,000.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-01
REPAIR

Plans for repairs to the At
lantic Coast Line bridge at
Fifth street will be presented
to the city council Wednesday,
City Manager j. r. Benson
announced. Benson said that
he conferred with George G..
Thomas, and w. L. Hartzog,
Jr., of the ACL bridge engi-
neering department and found
that the railroad officials wish
ed to make the necessary re-
pairs to the bridge rather than
building a new bridge.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-01
RIRLE CLASS MEETING

The Mems Bible Glass OF st.
Andrews Covenant Presbyter-
ian church, 18th and Market
streets. will meet Sunday morn
ing at 9:45 O'Clock. DR.. J. E.
Evans is the teacher. All men
of the community are welcome.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-01
MEETING

The Senior Fraternity will
hold a regular meeting Mon
dav. February 3 at $50 pm,
It was announced last night.
All members are urged to at
tend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-01
Heres A Menu From Over The Sea

Season the slices of filet on both
sides with salt and pepper and
saute on both sides il good fat for
five Minis, if desired, 6 to 7 MINIS,
for medium, and 10 to II minis.
for well done. Place in hot serving
dish.
Remove the fat from the gravy
and add two tablespoons of butter
and the mushrooms sliced. Cook
until golden brown. add the shallo1
and the Madeira. Add the Brown
Sauce and another tablespoons OF
butter. When we'll heated, correct
the seasoning and pour sauce over
filet mignon.
Braised Fresh Ham Eigarade
l 10-pound fresh ham
Salt and pepper
! glass currant jelly
3 glasses white wine
IL quart brown gravy
2 ounces curacao
5 oranges.
Trim the ham and salt and
pepper it. Roast 3 - 4 hours in
400 degrees oven. Cover with the
following sauce:
Sauce: Dissolve currant jelly in
white wine. Cook until reduced to
half quantity. Add brown gravy
| and curacao. Shred the skins OF
the oranges very thin and blancn
in a small quantity of water until
the water disappears. Add to the
sauce. Pour sauce over ham and
garnish the platter with parsley,
olives, flower = cut apples and
orange sections.
Carbonate of Beef
IL slices lean round beef
4 onions, sliced
IL cup tomato u
l cup gravy
l tablespoon salt
A little pepper
2 tablespoons butter
l bottle beer
/ faggot made of 3 springs pars-
ley, 2 stalks celery, l bay leaf
Dash of thyme
Brown the onions in butter.
Season the slices of beef with salt
and pepper and dry in another
pan with good fat. Remove from
pan and place on the onions. Pour
off fat from pan in which beef was
cooked and add the beer. Cook IN
til reduced to one-third the original
quantity and add the gravy and
tomato sauce. Bring to a boil and
put in the meat, onions and faggot
Cook slowly for l IL to 2 hours, OF
until meat is we'll done. Remove the
faggot and serve meat with boiled
potatoes. The sauce may be strain
ed, if desired.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-01
SPECIAL APPEAL

A special appeal is being
wade to small employers Of
iohor whose firms control the
sroater bulk of wage-earning
iobs. to convince them that
Sjsabled veterans in their en-
nIoyment are not a financial
risk. according to Liston L.
King. commander of the
Charles P. Murray chapter of
the Disabled American Vet
Grams.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-01

A demure scalloped yoke gives
a quaint yet up-to-the-minute air
to this super junior dress. And
there's the ever-popular dirndl
skirt. Wear it the next time the
gang gathers, and see how many
compliments you gather.
Pattern No. S095 is designed for
sizes II, IL, 10, IA, Is and 10. Size
Il, 2 7-8 yards of IS or 3s-inch; SO
yard for yoke.
For this pattern, send Is cents. In
COINS, your name, address. size
desired, and the PATTERN NUM-
Der to Sue Burnett Wilmington
News, $50 Ave. Americas, New
York 10, N. Y.
The Spring Issue of FASHION
will delight you with its wealth
Of sewing su.gges-iore for eve~y
ho~-a r oce.~-~1-~-. - r. -
o.. -c - -.
son@l" chats. f. 2 Cd pa
tern in the book. Is cents.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-01
REJOINS NAVY

lanes M. Lowry, Prem
woke. has re-enlisted in the
United States Navy at his for
naor rate. FClc, J. G.. Paradise,
res officer in charge of Naval
recruiting, announced.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-01
MARRIAGE LICENSE

One marriage license was is
sued yesterday to John William
Baldwin and Virginia Jones, by
Adrian Rhodes, Register of
Deeds.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-01
FEBRUARY SCHEDULE
FOR BISHOP WRIGHT
ANNOUNCED HERE

The Ri. Rev. Thomas H. Wright,
Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of
East Carolina, will meet the fol
lowing appointments in February:
Feb. 2, morning, st. Paul
church, Edenton; afternoon, St.
John the Evangelist, Edenton;
night, Holy Trinity church, Hert-
ford.
Feb. 9, morning, Trinity church,
Lumberton; afternoon, St. Ste
phen's church, Red Springs; night,
St. Philips church, Fayetteville.
Feb. 16, morning, St. James
church, Belhaven; afternoon, St.
Matthew'S church, Yeatesville;
night, st. Mary's church, Bel
haven.
Feb. %, morning, Grace church,
Plymouth. afternoon, St. AIMS
chu oh, Roper; night, ST. Luke's
church, Roper.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-01
NEWS

IN PORT
Tanker
S. S. Neshanic, unloading cargo
of gasoline for Gulf Oil company,
Cape Fear Terminal.
Freighter
S. S. William H. Hart brought
from the Lay Up basin. Berthed
at Barefoot Iron Works dock.
CLEARED AND SAILED
Freighter
Dutch S. S. Jupiter.
INWARD BOUND
Tanker
S. S. Reaper, 4.648 tons. from
Baytown, Texas, with cargo OF
gasoline for Texas Co. Due Sun
day.
British s. G. Trocas from Mid
dlehN">. E"~le"d H'th c2reo o.
&C e<.ncc g. TO G OK tory Il
Tayjor Co.quitt Terminal. c. D.
Maffitt and company, agents.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-01
PILLOW FOR BALD MEN

PROVIDENCE, r. 1. U.D A
pillow for bald men has been in
vented by Harold A. Easterbrooks.
II has a flap which comes owe the
sleeper's head and keeps off drafts.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-01
PERSONALS

Mrs. Katherine Johnston has re-
turned to her home here after Wis
iting in Durham where her sister,
Mrs. E. G. Bogus underwent a
major operation recently. Mrs.
Bogus condition is satisfactory.
Jerry Eckstein of Savannah is
spending the weekend at the Cape
Fear hotel.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-01
CITY BRIEFS

eran has neither wife, child or
parent the monetary value of
the bond will go into the general
fund of the U. S. Treasury.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-01

Regularly scheduled coast to
coast sleeping a service was
first established in tn United
States March 81, 1916.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-01

An arrangement without a cen
trail idea is no arrangement at all.
There must be some principle
of design behind it that makes ii
easy to look at. Try this rhythm
ic" pattern for occasional variety.
There are two kinds of rhythm
wavy lines and repetition. OF the
two. repetition is the most useful
To be on the safe side, keep your
rhythmic arrangements simple,
and put them into flowing pottery
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-01
HORSE WAS SOBER

PO7- On PLAINS. N. j. W.D-
Eel IS fl Il 50 s.
. Re
Nl..e tlunA. hummel, that
is, not the horse.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-01
nav GROI7p TO MEET

CHARLOTTE. jan. ~. (P -
Memebers of the Executive Com
mittee of the State Denartmen'
of Disabled American Veterans
meeting in Greensboro Saturday
and Sunday. will discuss plans for
The annual state convention IN
1.-Two and n~r.'o~~~
--'4h o---r-~:~ =
@r 49, f - -
mando~ Henry T. Ireland has an
nounced.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-01

SOHGI y CIa 5. 4. 2 :
tern in the book. Is cents.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-01

de- Henry T. Ireland has an
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Distance Run on Top

Washington Track and Field Club
is holding a 10-rnile run today
around Hains Point. A team of
Baltimore runners also will compete
In the meet starting at IL .. m.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Shaughnessy Repeats
As .410 Champ in
Neef Title Event

Dick shaughnessy of Dedham
Mass, repeated as .410 champion by
again winning that event to oper
the annual North-South skeet
championships yesterday at the Ma
tional Capital Skeet Club. The one
time boy wonder of the target bust
ing game, who first won the North
South title as kid back in 1887 and
who repeated in 1899 and again last
year broke SO flying clays yester-
day. t..
Frank Bevervet, sr., another Mas
sachusetts shooter, took second with
a "a score. Anthony zugates OF
Indiana, Pa. won the 20-gauge event
with perfect 100 score. while
Shaughnessy finished second after q
shoot-of against S. w. Strickler OF
Roanoke. Va. Both scored 99s the
first time around and went through
rs additional targets before Shaugh-
messy won, 1924.
Eleven-year -old Robert A. Smith,
II, OF Silver Spring took the junior
championship with 43x50, followed
by Earl Reed, 41x50.
The shoot continues today, start
ing at am, with the all-gauge
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Coolidge, Eastern Dominate A|I-Pubic High Nine
Met Finals, Petworih
|0ne-BaII Play Head
|Duckpin Slate

Finals of the fifth annual Metro.
politan Washington match game
duckpin championship at Colonial
Village and the first of the Bulletin
sponsored summer one-ball tourna-
ments at Petworth win divide the
interests Of many bowlers today.
In the semifinal round of the
Capitals toughest bowling test start
ing at 7:30 over the Virginia maple
lanes, Bill King, Chevy Chase Ice
Palace team star, will engage Paul
Jarman, anchorman on the rswiy-
crowned champion King Pin quint
of the District Major League, while
Howard Parsons. Bethesda Bowling
Center team ace, opposes young
Charles Evans, rising pinman OF
Hiser's Boulevard team.
The winners will meet for the
title won last year by Jack Talbert,
veteran Bethesda roller.
Both men and women are ex-
pected to fire in the Petworth one
ball event which gets underway at
3 pm. Entrance fee will be 50. Top
prize will be $50 with $25 second
and $25 for high game.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
S1l1ldag Staf Sports
WASHINGTON, d. G.. May 25, 1s47 B-3

Hunter Hack-Won BY Mrs. II. q. Bur.
ton 1, Chester; second. Day Dreams: third.
Tom Tom, =
Open Jumper--won by Charles Gartrslrs
Reno Kurd: second, Ralph Queens Pima :
getti;s third, Bonne File
Working Hunter--Won by Tom Tom :
second. Mr.. and Mrs George Mueller !
BalIela: third, c. c; Freeland's Clean Sweep,
Is Knock -down-and- Won by we
second, Party Miss; third. Leonard Tim
$ { pen Huntsr--won BY Tom Tom: sec-
ond, Baiieia; third, Clean Sweep
Wonnen's Working Hunter--Won by Tom
Tom; second: Gray Lark; third, Chaplain
vi aiSh's Be fit
second. Piniasetti: third. st. Nick
Go-as-you-u u-ulease-Won by Party Miss,
second. Gray Lark; third, Mai Gen. Cranes 5
Tarlac.
Pairs Of hunters-won BY Tom Tom and
william T.. Gary's ] cry: second, Day
Dreams and Bonne File: third. Chester
and Mrs Lee Counselmans Kristi
Handy Hunters-Won by wye: second.
Chester. third, Day Dreams.
Hunter champion-T Tom Tom 10 points:
Reserve Chester. points.
points; Reserve. Gray Lark, 6 points.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Jones, Rohr Of Colts
Make Star S Team
For Second Time
By GEORGE Huber

Pitcher Tex Jones and First Base
man Bobby Rohr of Coolidge;s
championship baseball club are the
repeaters on this years All-High
first team selected by The Star. The
Colts also place outfielder Jim Col
liton on the honor role, and with
Eastern, runner-up team, dominate
All-Hish selections with three play
ers each.
The three Ramblers joining se-
lect company are Catcher Sal Di-
Giorgi, who moves up from last
years second team; Second Sacker
Bill Kallas and Pitcher Bernie
Myles. Completing the first team
are Ercoli Negri of Western at
third, Bob johnson of Central at
shortstop, and Dick Janigian OF VIII
son and Jim Reed of Central in the
outfield.
Both Fast Ball Pitchers.
Pitchers Jones and Myles played
major roles in getting their teams
into the title. playoffs last week at
Griffith Stadium where the Colts
won two straight games for their
second straight diamond title. Both
are fast-ball pitchers with excep-
tional conteol. Bill Witzel, another
Colt hurleT, gave Jones excellent
help on the mound, was the winning
pitcher in bpth playoff games and
when not pitching filled in at third
or in the outfield to earn second
team place.
1t was a close race between Stan
King of Coolidge and Eastern's Di
Giorgi for the catching spot. King
owns the best throwing arm among
the schoolboys. but his hitting was
off until the final game this year.
Sal hit consistently all year and dis
played an abundance of pepper and
ability as a signal stealer to win as
first-team catcher.
Rohr Is Versatile.
Rohr finished the schedule In a
batting slump, but his overall play
rs b1lG 1dIlClcob llClOlAlS AloG-6dIhCA
in the title series gave him slight
edge over Techs Bob Murray 1t
also was close at second, with East
ern's Kallas getting the nod over
Anacostia's Max Pheasant. Negri
goes to third base on the all-high
squad, although he also played in
the outfield and did some good pitch
ing.
Bob johnson of Central was a
standout shortstop and good hitter
and key man in a double-play COM
bination to win over Coolidge's Jess
Houston. Jess displayed uncanny
ability to be at the right place at
the right time.
All outfielders on the first and sec
ond teams were standout hitters,
and one OF them, CentraTs Jim
Reed. sported 500 average. Pat
ONeill of Wilson gets on the sec
ond team as an outfielder although
he normally Is a catcher There.
were other capable catchers. how
ever, and Pat was such a good hit
ter he had to make the squad in
some position.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
WI. High Nine Scores

Washington-Lee Highs baseball
team defeated Dewitt, 81, yesterday
at WI. for It's 14th win in II starts
this season. Perry Currin was the
big gun with three hits, including
a triple.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Bureau of Engraving Wins

Bureau Of Engraving won its third
straight District Softball League
game by beating Friefield and Sharp,
1913, yesterday.