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Evening star., 1947-07-08
BOATS.

dSo GAsoE psssss od T0sn Saek in gs gss''s .
Guided. Cali UN. 1345 between Am.
sass8Ad ss%ss SS5; Gus s f. ovas4 saE4sfss H4s ca: at
1sss TEN.rr rriSf pfNSaY; sTs 1hh.D. ousbo.rd mo.
tor and equipment; will sell complete or
individually. Call CHI. oo16 after Pm.
oUTBoARD MOTOR. 1s hip, johnson.
model 9. D.; run hrs since factoeGryy' eGyy'
looks like new; v;u price, $3.50. WI. 8los'
W. e sEkyHjE on,i. ali makes Of outsoars mo;
tors: price is reasonable. Sc SALES
RH RfGHARDsoS ri s6se Sc Sedan an and sports com
muters. Century de luxe speedboats. pous.
las Air skits. Harvey-Wells ship-to. shore
EssSs' iveHs. hax fHE o. jack es0as sfoNE co me- a.
5Ss.a... sasssssa G:s sss sps s.' g.
sR ER; BEL S1 e aHo s' SON nna iaa
GAR q T. wo6D 90 is-ft. utility boat. s2.hp;
6eaatiful utility boat; s2;437. deliysrsd; ss!sa
sGa5sfaseq ARcaps PosTAc nFz GO i4s7 irving st.
TIT. ss1hsasEs a.y s s:h s
Taos% Siae spSi KING osa Va Il 4ia! on .n. ~ u
day, eve. wkly;; reasonable rates: also
l947 De Soto suburban, acc; 8, to South
ern Md exciting playground; new 81 out
board Champion motors l1b); cost Sl1Z SO,
sell sl00. Please call CHI. OLA for dsts:.ls.
RENT A I847 CABIN .CRUIsER-New
Steelcraft cabin cruisers for rent BY the
hour. day or week; special weekday rates.
s. per Robn,on m ans st qR Tef dssE Nam:
ave; and N st; sH; or call Elk. oSSe'
SoaNsoN JOINS SNob9H oouTSoHRD MOTOR. b-h,p.
l945 model: 14-ft. piywood boat; can as %
BoATs-rake your vacation on a a4-it.
cabin cruiser. Drive 1t yourself. Fully
sa1'eefd aeef isiP' es eoofRs fes'f5 drssnss
oTRB1Anp sS5HiHbAiinp MoToRs FOR BENT y S.y
s:ss; q .s ii1s ssssss rs ss. ssss.
:.:s. s.9or I.ssy Sni Asbos i ma nss: s:
oGrsoxkD 81 3 Al i,N Nonoa Ssi s.etuas, NUN;
cey; reasonable: $50 and S6b. 2S22
RtMr. :, Barton. soo,s.l. per MN. With
sve. s'%' Maks ofTcr. 10.
DECK SPACE wanted for s45Ioot cruiser.
oUTBoARD MOTORS. Atlas Royal. ship.
ssnser s Sss tsso
ICE 10th and Maine ave. sw. Elk. 1915.
U.pRIyE THEM-1s-ft. inboards; clean.
Is BoAF PeI srKv1eE Nv ise
dr.. Avalon Shores. Shady Side Nd. West
River 56-F-31
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AVIATION.

A. AND Z MECHANIC with good reference,
for permanent position; good salary. Boz
WILL SACRIFICE new Bellanca cruis Air
and accept your ship in trade. Box 205-5,
1917 PIPER CRUISER. so hrs total time:
aeromatic prop, 2-way radio, b. and {,
r. Of c., sensitive. altimeter, Sky Guild
compass, stall-warning device, clock. wheel
pants: $500 less than cost. TR. 5l7o. 81.
LEAVING COUNTRY in a few days, will
sell my share in 5-man Aeronca l946
Champion Club: share cost me over $500
four mos ago. will now sell for S395; this
includes INSURANCE and liability risks; no
dues per month to take care Of mainte.
nance and tie down at Baiiey's .Crossroad
Airport. Phone 1T. BECK, Fairfax lO5-R.
CLUB interest In 1912 Aeronica
Champ, based at Hyde Field. Also 5-band
PhilSo radio: Ap, s5bl, .;i Ii0
80 hrs; tctal time. Best offer over $1,000.
HIVVERY' ONE WHO FLIES needs compisss
syasion :nSysanss protestisna consans
Vermont ave NV d. 100
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ROOMS FURkIsHEp-Nershwsss.

THE ALTDRAs HOTEL. 500 lssh 9,
So 30: double rooms. 81 weekly rates
quoted on doubles dining room In build
iao HOTEL II EMERY. fS 1912 G st. NV, two blks
west OF white House-Sinsles, 81 .50-$2 so;
doubles S250$4: summer discounts on
doubles: elevator; phones In all rooms.
SIs sT. Nw.-clean. nicely furn, rms:
phone and maids service; daily, 81 90 up;
vkly., SO TO So per person. RE. 1855
POTOMAC HOTEL. 800 18th st. NV. MA.
e2Is-Complete hotel service with cafe
terra; SIS wk double. with running water:
S24 week with pvt. bath; also several lsrss
rooms suitable for or more s27 ana up
SINGLE ROOM for gentleman: watkins
distance downtown Me 1891. -S
CAIRO HOTEL-Larse. COOL double rooms,
Complete hotel service. 81 % day per per,
NJ HOTEL PARK HOUSE, SOC i3th q. NV.
6k, oreyhoune, Is1s;s soss GO: s.9 des' TX ssss
CHEVY CHASE. near Conn. ave. busC2o
min, to downtown; Sl4 week: renGe-
man only. 3S16 Military rd.' I'm. 2i.d'
I72a MASS. AVE. N.w.-Transients; lss.
cool rooms, next bath; best residentiSi Sec
ton. near bus and trolley AID: $40. =
CONTINUED on Next Fsss)
Evening star., 1947-07-08
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters. calcula-
TNrp 4S9.ns pRS is asd co ssn'sd ss RI 4h %
ADDING MACHINES. typewriters. calcu-
latoTs' 0ce esupt al H. kings; SG tgp prices
2aarh2aG 2sa III 3Sl AN6 s'fs s9 Sought;
also household furnishings. DI. S236o or
Ak1EIaSUEis, .,ly.rvars: in any copditiSen;
S4a. THE HOUSE 81 dTTS; i$sS SSzd q St NV.
ANTiouEsMFurniture, china, siass. stems.
e'a esrvins.. nsn'' closFs ssaf0' cH sis1 AFTER
BEDRM. SUITE and household furniture;
and sgiek sstIEn Call GO 1Ssg Ioam suites.
living room pieces, rugs, gas ranges ana
ONCE once: viii pay highest possible prices. No
tessy %sstsr MR xeat oSHD9 yea 9avs sA $50 De"'e
"a ~ ssss a,sS,.: sell sss9
BEDROOM, dining room suites: also go9Ssd
asea sooKs psanUGa nBoUGaT AND SOLD Of al de-
Cash W. pe:s nssd 1s zSu1 Asss
STORE, ri 9th ST. NV. ME. 5995. IA
cAMEFAs and ve ie SnE 5ee CAM
RFasf.x ETA axcaaNaE eai3ls iGu 14io New YORK
SA sccessories bousht at highest prices
sKENNEE nI PHOTO ,Gs,,,s Go sss RE E. s4s4 AZ NV"
SRapnsA sRpaisfsA RMsptN Il !us5es prssr
rensx; CAN MIR: WEISS; RE, e. 2aS4: Isne., and
cAMakAsasfmaan .antea esas5a rs i
ISu.GHAiNGs EXCHANGE, i4io New York ave. NV.
gsisss oi1a s0f 7t5 =,
SIS7sIsSs'''ai1A SI.s RElsss III
sRd sUhe a''fsEsea ne s. 'tsissh issh n Nv y s7ss
pnMohes' priess: fres APPRAISAL 1aMsi ARTHUR MARkEI
at2 aStt22MEosDs. II no OLD GOLD, diamond pocket
nma mond TF,se RebSins rnss; other jsw.lry ane
t1St'' NV r9Rs SsEsh.iSs Co.
DTRf. nih f. over HT' 400 load, clean dirt wanted
fGRSiTuRE tH SiTd IL am and household eject. o, the
fsday esa pfsf mK Rsp4 g sntrs sH naao Please
RURNITuRE-Hishest cash prices a,nn. for en- D.
fo~'s For best st results phone Mr. DUfTY At
Union 1910 any time; up S te I'm Pm; ri.,sn. ny
ssesh dsesldsd Sal .aelrs S' .1'a Day eash
4 Kahn. INC. St years At s3B r St NV
OLD-FAsHiONED picture frames, clocks
ffANos FAN aSaf WANTED, h1 COLONIAL PIANO co
pays highest cash prices. Phone MA
tsE11MsER tsI1 BE- ss4ss serso scrap
P.! Pd l''s iSais ss%ns2 so shs sso eo
iRaESrtidktnATons IL Il Rl any soG make or ... mus,
be new and preferably in crates. GE. 4531
REFRIGERATOR WANTED. apt. size; hish.
sss sss ssne shs
saEkarfRIoERAroRs sEkafR WANTED, r.sardles.
Of make oI eond.; will pay cash. OIL b224s
scRAr & so lion wANrED-cast iron. 81
per 100 pounds. delivered to our ware
house. Highest prices paid for scrap iron
sersa seres essa II soa eaanos deliver Your
A se;s ba co eh0ni ss ai st. sa Dssfs
SCRAP IRON wANTED--cast iron, 81
per 100 pounds. delivered to our ware
house: highest prices paid for scrap iron
s goa eannss deliver .ss .1s
iations please phone US. ACE JUNK co.
SsoTsi. sSs Adams s1, q 49, ;;0..
samls" rspsiT hsmstisehins. button. covered
Fovfs sss1Rs. As6 1s5 :s99 ri saa
1s sroHa s co orntSFi oi 7sh e. n. sH ss5a
GANftDxssttsr 1,sSe oi nsssssoid ,yr
st2s; s.saina.; on e445 ..
Ss. AR1 q snD q snns sse9:s
Ess, ;GsT fY,aisqss:s;4 1 gss4 also an'isu'' NE ss7s
VA Slss. Z, 10. 81 "a is.s, .. n's
MwG =; sl'S5as'i soI, 'issaH sTs q Z. nv. Nh sos5
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REPAIRS and sERvcrs tcsns. }

VENETIAN BLNDs CLEAN1D, CSC up to
2 II. wide and Il. long. Have your blinds
mssSoa wsAisafS s{ SSr sHs Gdn n.en
ING CO.: 202l 18th st. NV. DU. 5000,
VENETIAN BLINDS. cleaned, retaped. re-
finished or recorded; prompt service; new
4; l. HUTTON. 3415 NJ st. NV. AID. 2232
SPLCIAL SALE OF UPHOLSTERY and
custom made furniture for the months Of
sTERY co. 371s 14th st. NV. ia. Os4l.
service, all makes; factory parts; QO-day
guar. ACME RADIO & APPLIANCE co.
40l8 Ga. ave, GE. 1888, 8 am. to 8 IN.
Evening star., 1947-07-08

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tcsas., /.
PIN BALL BUSINESS, 10 ,good machines,
6 on route; income $50 to $40 weekly will
help purchassr, GE 8503. g.
BEAUTY SHOP. 1900 y ST. n.w.-An at
tractive shop in a large apartment house,
excellent location; owner leaving town.
Evening star., 1947-07-08
FARM ond GARDEN.
OTOTLLERS NOW AVAILABLE = Tho
arden tractor Of 100 uses. Phone GE. $500

ROTOTHLERS NOW AVAILABLk THO
garden tractor Of 100 uses. Phone GE. $500
for demonstration. sCHLEGEL GOLDEN.
ll9 Carroll ST.. Takoma Park. D. @.
TOPSOIL, I'LL dirt and road gravel for sale
FLAGSTONE WALKS, terraces nreplaces.
rock gardens. hshoonds, retaining walls.
z. MARCUCCIO. Route 4. Horners lane,
EEesbHllf ES6p M Ps0ne kaSE EaSSfYs ssss
roads and driveways; delivered and spread
by truck; Phone WA: 32l7. IL
will do the job necessary on q one-horss
farm. MALoNEY s, INC, S126 Ga. ave.
Silver Spring. SH. 1880. lis
SODDING. topsoil. trimming. eversreenA
all nursery plants: sod layed or delivered.
HOWARD LANDSCAPE CO., Ii 04S6. 10
PRUNING. tree removals.
seeding. For free estimate. call COLUMBIA
TREE SERVICE CO., SH. SlSS. IS
HAY FOR SALE. nicely cured. carefully
baled; about rs tons; make offer at farm.
MATTAPONI FARMS, Groom, Md. tele-
phone Marlboro 3ha3.
HAY LOADER. absolutely new, rubber
tires: make offer. MATrAPONI FARMS,
Groom, Md. telephone Marlboro 1858.
Evening star., 1947-07-08

l. GR0C.. MEATS AND BEER, veekly
$500 sash e. d0S good leass shsap
stock. Eve. and Sun. S. chasen. EA
z. Das self-s service sroc., meats and
beer: weekly volume over $1,000: busy
thoroughfare; only $1,000 cash down re-
CURED. Eve. and Sun. George Fur, AT
3. Super market. DGS: weekly volume
SO 500. Large store With beautiful e9uip-
Good cpportunity for progressive merchant
Eve and Sun. s. Blanken.' Ia, 0a9S
ume, 81 900: living quarters. good lease,
reasonable rent; priced low At Ss,500,
Semp9s,s with lnost s,oSk only $3.50 doSn
Eve. and Sun. I. Cohen. GE. 5655.
s, pGS self-eryics groc. and meats fnc
smatl store, but plenty business: wonderful
money maker. no competition: So 500 cash
81 sS;Se ssiSe :; 'ias,,sss siss sS SsjR aa3IlF
Evening star., 1947-07-08

SANUWICH SHOP and feStAUrant, ROOd
ne. location. opposite theater: excel equip
ment owners dissolving partnership: So
900 cash handles. Call r. J. HoFNER
REALTY CO.. CO. 140l Monroe st. NV,
NJ J,,.Ss4 Ss4S, 9 "a, apd eyes ys pu; so5s,
ton, liquor and good food, very well
375, monthly volume now S25, 1000, much
more after summer; open noon to 9 pm:
ton eh1s 9. ons reason for
selling, This Is one of tie hnest equipped
restaurants In Wash. Price, S1a5,000.
stock, balance monthly BOB HOL-
LANDER. Restaurant Specialist Exclusive
brIker). 1909 N. Y. ave. NV ma. 9T43.
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HOME IMP. coMPANlEs {ce,,.) J

sHINGLNG AND SIDING - Asphalt
spes baidna. al %osE ander sap.1l on a
vision OF civil enaineer with 80 years ex-
gsrienHessb; ssl 1Hsb NEW SURFACE ROOFING GO.
HYATTSvILLE CONTRACTING CO. -
Roofing, siding. guttering, painting, paper
ing; all work guaranteed; no down pay
mate, call WA. S4s6, days or ewes.
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Team Standing
MINOR b LEAGUE

L'Aiglon Apparel, Snyder Body
Works, and Young's Sundries, are
now in a three way tie for first
place. LAiglon won three from
Post Office A on Thursday night,
Snyder Body Works lost two to the
Boulevard Market, and Young's won
two from Post Office B. Porter
Chemical Co. took three games
from Reisner Rockets, and Haslac-
ker took three from Hoffman's.
High single game of the evening
went to Jones, of Boulevard Market
(132). Staley, of Porter Chemical,
set new record for three-game set
(370). Boulevard Market copied
high team single $500 and high
three-game set (1526).
110-310 Glass
Post Office Be. v. Bowman, III;
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-13

the league, and Mary Harshman, al
so of the Daisies, rolled the high sim
gle game (122). The Daisies, as a
team, also set two new records in
taking both team honors. Their high
single game $500 was one pin more
than the previous record (also set by
the Daisies) and their three-game
set (1564) exceeded their own prev
ious record of Al pins-It was really
a Daisy night.
There were two noticeable changes
in team standing-the Daisies NOV
ed from 3rd to End place and the
Tulips from 9th to a three-way tie
for 7th.
High Scores
v. Warner, 100, 118, 105-343; C..
Price, 121, 103, 101-325; J. Warner,
100, 111-318; G. Leatherman, 100,
104-317; M. j. Bonebrake, Ill, 1913,
102-316; M. Routzahn, lit, 100-312;
v. Patterson, 112, 1O7-31O;; M. Hart
man, 1O9, 1O9-3O6; D. Wentz, ia
3O2; I. Fridinger, 1892; L. Barr,
LOT, 100000; M. Young, 10000; M.
Harshman, 1872; F. Coushman, 100;
I. Irby, 1T; L. Rudisill, ia; Kate
Stouffer, 100; E. mclaughlin, 1O9;
]. Rummell, 1903; M. Forsythe, 1O7;
C. White, 1O6, 1O1; R. Bowman, los;
C. Fitz, 104; j. Miller, 1O4; M.
Barnes, 1903; E. Causher, 102, 1902; l..
Unseld, 1902; E. Baker, 1902; F. Johns,
1O1; K. Stouffer, 100; M. Amsley,
100.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-13
Team Standings
MAJOR LEAGUE
"wednesday, November 81

"wednesday, November 81
Snyder's Body Works and North
American, by winning three games
from Cromer's Grocery and Fair
child, respectively, gained game
on Shirey's Mems Shop, who lost
one to Old Export. This leaves
them leading the league by only
two games with one-third of the
schedule having been rolled. Po-
tomac Diner and Crouse's Billiard
Room took two games from B. F.
Goodrich and Smith Oil Co., re-
Spectively.
Williams, of Cromer's Grocery
had high single game of $50, while
Angelo Palladino, of North Ameri-
can, had 408 for high three-game
set. Shirey's Mems Shop had high
team game with 615, and Snyder's
Body Works had high three-gam
set with 1906, including two games
over 600 (6O8 and 603). Potomac
Diner had a COL game for the only
other 900 game.
The 13O-35O Glass
Shirey's Mems Shop-Copenhav-
er, 130-382; Gaylor, $40; Drenner
139-359.
Snyder's Body Works-Fa hrney
1877, 133-399; R. Snyder, 135-364
O'Brien, 354; Ahalt, 1882.
North American - A. Palladino
148, 131-408; Hildabrand, 1872.
Potomac Diner-R. Lowman, 1888
1873, 1897; Barnes, 139.
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Stouffer, 118, 121-336.
Porter Chemical-Staley, 124, 100,
116-370; Ebersole, ITO; Tritch, 1914
1922.
Young's Sundries-Baker, lis;
Cramer lis; Nye, 312.
Snyder Body Works-H. Snyder,
124-321; Anderson, 114-314; War
renfeltz, 113; Fahrney, 113.
Hoffman Chevrolet-Dunn, 112.
Haslacker Motor Con-. Lewis,
100, 124-344; T. Gillian, 112; E. Mil
Ter, 1925.
L'Aiglon Apparel K. Hill, 116.
Boulevard Market - Wheatley
113; Jones, 1872, 114-34O; Miles, 49,
81.
Reisner Rockets L, McClay, 121-
1872; McNamee, 112.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-13
BOWLING NEWS
AND BOWLING SCORES
BY Doug Stewart
BY Doug Stewart

Cromer's Grocery-Williams, 15O-
384.
Crouse's Billiard Room-Freshour,
1873.
Old Export - Snyder, 1886;
Gross, 143-353.
B. F. Goodrich-Hines, 134-360;
Wolfensberger, 357; Barnhart, 1856.
Fairchild-Harshman, 1862.
Team Standings
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Team Standing
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE
TUESDAY, November A.
Mems Division

Trinity continued to set the pace
for the rest of the league last week
when they won three from Wash
ington Square. ST. PauPs E. u. B.
moved into the second spot when
they took three games from st.
Marks. In the other matches, En-
manuel cub. won three from
Christ Reformed, and Grace cub.
and Baptist took two from Brethren
and ST. Johns respectively.
Once again one of the Brethren
boys came to the front in the indi-
vidual class, when Lawrence Johns
put up high single game for the
evening with 148. For the second
straight week, Clark Copenhaver, of
st. PauPs cub, proved his merits
with high three-game total of 381.
st. Paul's cub. led the way in the
team section with a single game
of 604 and a three-game total of
1875.
The 12O-32O Club
Trinity-Howard Nallys 130-327;
doc" Carbaugh, 329; 'Pete" Harsh
man, 1882; Franklin R. Miller,
1913.
ST. Paurs E.U.B.-Clark Copen-
haver, 1877, 126-381; Harold Jones,
120-339; Eddie Weaver, 126-357; Don
Kephart, 127-331.
Washington Square-W Everett,
1872; Lester Kendle, 1886.
St. Mark's-C. McNamee, 131.
Grace EU.B.-"Bud" Lum, 125,
1877 346; Hoye Lum, 322.
Baptist-"Red" Spangler, 1913; w.
Ruth, 1856; V. Wilson, 1874; Norman
Hepfer, 1874; Milo Fales, 1913.
St. Johns-Harold Williams, 1877
351; Tommy Day, 122.
Emmanuel cub. - John Bow
man, 129-336; Galen Warden, 1913.
Brethren-W. Martin, 1874; John
Minnich, 121; Lawrence Johns, 148-
343.
Christ Reformed - Tom Dively,
322.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-13

farmer. Some are born without
horns. Some do not grow horns
until late in life. Others are de-
horned while young. But the chief
reason this COW doesn't have any
horns is that it isn't COW it's
horse"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-13
WOMENs MAJOR LEAGUE

Although the G. Paul Jones team
lost two games on Saturday night,
they held on to their two-game lead,
as the second place Ayers Bros. al
SO lost a pair. Valley Forge Beer,
a two-game winner, moved up in
to second-place tie with Ayers
Bros.
o. Jones, of c. Paul Jones, had
high single game (128) and Hilda
Edwards, of Valley Forge Beer, had
high three-game total (343). Ayers
Bros. had high team single game
(517) and Valley Forge the high
team set, CASA.
The 100000 Glass
H. Edwards, 1913, 121-343; J. Zim-
norman, 1913, Ill, 117-331; M. Athey,
118, 114-322; C. Price, 1O6, 100, 100
315; o. Jones, 1O3, 1882; M. Sap
pington, 125-3O2; P. Letter, 124-3O2;
C. Fitz, 101, 100000; E. Barnes, 1875;
P. Healy, 1874; E. Snyder, ia, v.
Potter, 100; R. Selby, 109; NJ Mob
ley, 107; Spiker, 107; Kaufman, 107;
L. Bowers, 106; V. Warner, 1O5; M.
Warrenfeltz, 104; E. Bentz, 104; P.
Givens, 100, 100; Knepper, 1903; M.
Gelwicks, 101; NJ Bittorf, 1O1; B.
Warrenfeltz, 100.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-13
High Score Contest

Wonder when someone is going to
challange j. Wolfensberger's game
of 100, and Grace Moser's game of
IA? Wolfensberger's score has been
high ever since the season opened
and Grace Moser has been on top
for several weeks.
| regret that due to the Armistice
Day holiday, l was unable to get
the Monday night scores of the Ro-
tary Club League, Letters League
and Pangborn's Rotary and Day
Mems League, in time for this weeks
issue.
Due to Tuesday being a holiday,
the Kiwanis Club sports bulletin
was sent out day earlier, and so,
for once, 1 am able to give you
Lions and Rotarians some inside in
formation on what you may expect
from the Kiwanians when your an
nual tournament rolls around
Last Thursday night Arley Sica
had the high single game (134) and
Kidwell had the high three-game
set (337). The Knockers (undefeat-
ed in the second period) won all
three of their games, as did the
third-place Seekers.
= y
Now let's look at some of the
scores:
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-13
HOrnIess Animal

"oh," said the city girl to the
farmer, 'what a funny looking
cow. No horns"
There are several reasons why a
cow does not have horns" said the
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-13
Team Standing
WOmen's Division

WOmen's Division
More records broken last week
Virginia Warner, of the Daisies,
rolled three-game set of 343, which
is a six more pinfall than any prev
ious individual three-game total in
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-13
Team Standings
MINOR LEAGUE

Cromer's Grocery increased their
lead to two games by taking two
from the second-place French Bar
bers. Snyder Body Works won two
from Kendall Oilers and became
tied for the third position with South
End Tavern, who won all three
games from Staley's ESQ Station.
Rutherford Amoco Station won two
games from Smith Oil and the Up
Bottling Co. won two from Rinehart
Sunoco Service.
Kiser, of Rinehart's, had the high
individual game (142), but Shriver,
of Up, had the high three-game set
(394). The 7 Up Bottling Co. had
the high single game $3.50, while
South End Tavern had high three
game total (1723).
The 12O-S3O BOwIers
Cromers Grocery-Harper, 124.
French Barbers-W Wagner, 131.
Kendall Oilers-Bowers, 124-342;
beavers, 122-343; Cearfoss, 12O-33O.
South End Tavern - Jones, 1877
347; Parks, 122, 131-359; Shoop, 1876,
139-38O.
Staley's ESQ Station-J. Staley,
14O-36O; Williams, 128-346; Boyer,
122-344.
Snyder Body Works-Shaw, 1872;
Fitz, 134-351; Kittell, 351.
Rutherford Amoco Station - B.
Rinehart, 1913, 127-366; Kiser, 142-
344.
Up Bottling Co.-Shriver, 124,
al, 129-394; Mobley, 1875.
Smith Oil Co.-Frizzell, 1913, 1877
1854.
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Saturday and Sunday, winning
both the Junior and senior titles
without being surpassed
In winning the senior division
crown by rolling up 107 points at
the Tuskegee lassies successfully
defended a title which the school
has held ten times in the last ele-
ven years.
The junior title, which Tuske-
gee won with 81 points was the
first junior class meet ever held
in A. A. u. women's track meets.
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and half slower than the re-
cord set by Helen Stephens in
1885 and tied by Stella Welsh in
1913.
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In winning this title the Alabama
girls scored the sixty more points
than the second place team, the
German-American Athletic Club
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tape ahead of Alive Cochrans, a
top American hopeful in the 1948
Olympics. Miss Watson's time for
the hundred was 13.1-a second
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Tuskegee Goods
Dominate San
Antonio Meet

San Antonio, Tex, (NNPA)-l
Goods of the Tuskegee Institute
dominated the women's division of
the National Amateur Athletic
Jjnitn Track meet held here last
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of Brooklyn.
Miss Juanita Watson of Tuske-
gee scored an upset in the 100
meter run when she dashed to the
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sagging Mattress

Eagging Mattress
TO prevent a mattress from sag.
ging La the center. turn 1t from top
10 bottom one week, and from side
Be- side the next.
Evening star., 1947-02-16

exterior walls of rough
sawn cypress siding, cinder
block, stone and glass.
Foundations are of cinder
block.
The sloping roof projects
5 feet over the large plate
glass window, which serves
as the living rooms entire
south wall. The 15-foot
wide by 10-foot high win
dow permits solar heating
In the wintertime, when the
sun is low-for the sun
then shines through to the
back wall. In the summer,
when the sun is high, the
projecting roof helps keep
the room cool by shading
it from the suns direct
rays.
An oil burner installed
in the utility room (see
floor plan) provides warm
air heat. Heated air is
Evening star., 1947-02-16
By ROBERT J. LEWIS

Reol Estate Editor OF The Stor
HERE is THE first of a
IA series of photographs
and floor plans of archi-
tect-designed homes in the
District area selected by a
special committee of the
Washington Chapter, Amer
lean Institute of Architects,
for reproduction in The
Star.
Stoney Creek, the home
pictured, is located at
Cabin John, Md. Its archi-
lecture is boldly modern.
The architects, Roscoe L.
Wood and William C. Suite.
designed it for indoor and
outdoor living" on a wooded
site.
The home series will be
made available for publica-
ton through a chapter
committee, composed of
Harry E. Ormston, Ben H.
Dyer and Frank H. Duane,
appointed by Julian E.
Berla, president of the
Washington A. I. A. group.
The photos and floor plans,
accompanied by brief dis
cussions of construction
features supplied by the
architects, will appear from
time to time in Washing
tons Pictorial Magazine.
The house shown, which
faces south, has a spacious
combined living = dining
room go by "a feet), two
bedrooms, kitchen, utility
room and two bathrooms.
1t is one story high, with