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INTERNATIONAL
NEWS BREvITIES
by The Associated Press

Reliable sources in Frankfurt
said the United States has armed
three French divisions with Ameri-
can equipment to bolster defenses
of Western Europe. The Russians
were reported again to be build
ing up a tank equipped German
army in their occupation zone.
John Foster Dulles told the
Russian charges of American plans
for aggression are vicious false
hoods" But, he added, the United
States intends to be strong. He
spoke before the political commit
tee considering Greek charges of
border violation by Albania, Bull
garia and Yugoslavia. Dulles said
tnat after the war, the United
states Withdrew her force --san-
lygs&nd organized no + d.
lsniiss."
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Use of cotton for bags decreas-
ed in the United States from
$4,000 bales in 1913 to 100000
bales in 1916 owing to the return
CT buTlap to the market and in
creased use of paper bags.
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A study conducted in England
and Wales showed that bartenders
had the highest rates of heart
deaths, with BARRIERS second and
physicians third. Farmers were low
est.
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England maintained a monopoly
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200 years.
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Egyptian forces escaped from
the coastal pocket at Majdal dur
ing The night, They had been trap
ped there by the Jewish victory in
the Negev Desert. As the Egypt
ians, drew out for GAIA, the Jews
moved in and hoisted their flag
over the Majdal area, which was
allotted to the Arabs III the Pales-
tine partition.
The United Nations Security
Council voted 81 to ask Israel to
give up recent gains in the Negev.
The resolution, voted under sec
ton Of the U. NJ intervention, call
ed on the Jews to withdraw to
positions held before their October
offensive. Egyptian troops would
not be allowed to return automati-
cally.
The anti-Communists in the
Berlin City Council asked the West
ern Powers to outlaw the Russian
sponsored East mark as currency
for West Berlin. They said the
dual currencies caused extreme
economic difficulty and social ten
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Foreign Minister Juan A. Bran
ugla, of Argentina, member of
the U. N. Security Council, said
he will try again soon to concil-
late the East-West crisis in block
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angle"
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NOVEMBER 8

Low tide, 0:57 am, 2.8 TT.
High tide, TAI am, 1875 it.
Low tide, 1890 pm, 7.6 it
High tide, 1904 pm, 1875 it.
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TIDE TABLE
NOVEMBER I

High tide SGT am, 1873 it.
Low tide, 1900 pm, 10 TT.
High tide, 17::24 pm. 1876 it.
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RICKEY GARRISON lost has tri-
cycle, a large red one, was
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Been missing from Waynor Ad-
dition, where he resides, since
Oct. 49, If anyone has found
his tricycle. or knows its where
about, We would very much APP
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ward. 034 st
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-08

Don't Defer Your Purchase Defer Your Payment
Use The Hecht Co.'s Liberal Plan Of Extended Payments.
Atoioredtoyour budget plan that enables you to take
ADVANTAGE of Yearly Sale Savings and pay for your
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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-12-16
Team Standings
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LEAGUE
TUESDAY, December y
WOmen'S Division

In one of the greatest first half
races in the history of the Women's
Division, the Pansies won the first
half by taking all three of their
games on Tuesday night from the
Gardenias, with the Daisies, who
won two from Iris, winding up in
second place just one game behind
the leaders. The Jonquils won two
from the Lilacs to finish just one
game behind the Daisies.
The Daisies took team honors on
the last night of bowling in the first
half, when they put together a game
of 500 to give them the high single
game and then added two more
games of 528 and 467 to give them
the three-game honors also (1585).
That 500 game, by the way, is the
record for this half.
Virginia Warner, of the Daisies,
came though with single game of
$50 to make her not only the high
single game scorer of the night, but
also of the season, as she shattered
Blanche Schwinger's previous high
game of IA, which she rolled the
opening night of the season. Eliza
beth Moninger had the high three
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Team Standing
EASTERN STAR
LEAGUE

Thursday night was a bad night
for Mars, who lost all three games,
to cut their lead one game over the
second-place Jupiter team.
Jupiter had both team honors, with
a single game of 487 and three game
set of 1904. Blanche Schwinger was
the high individual bowler, with a
single game of 1919, which is high
for the league this year, and three
game set of 312. Blanche, by the
way, was the only girl to get into the
300 or better class.
Of course, there will be no bowl
ing next Thursday night, December
Is, as that is our night of the ban
quet, to be held at $50 p m. at the
Rose Bowl on Virginia. Avenue.
100 Or Better Class
B. Schwinger, 1923; N. Evans, 1913;
B. Fockler, ia; Marion Hess, 112,
101; B. King, Ill; H. Snively, Ill;
Margaret Hess, 104; NJ Cottingham,
1902; M. Donaldson, 1O1, 101; N. Rou-
ger, 101; E. Fleagle, 101.
Team Standings
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BOWLING NEWS
AND BOWLING SCORES
BY Doug Stewart

game set (338). but that was long
way from Blanche Schwinger's rec
ord for the season (379).
Everyone was highly excited, and
there was plenty of fun, noise,
laughter and holding of breath. In
fact, the Violets, who for the first
time in this half, won all three of
their games, were so elated that they
put special notation on their score
card to that effect.
Last week wound up the bowling
until after the holidays, and the
second half will be resumed on Tues
day night, January 4.
100000 Glass
E. Monninger, 121, 116, 101-538;
Virginia Warner, 15O-336; Frances
Couchman, 124, 1O0-319; c. Nun
amaker, 121, 1O5-3O8; Marie Hart
man, los, 116-3O8; Martha Snyder,
1O6, 1O6-304; B. Schwinger, 105, no
304; BERTHE Thurmond, 105, 102-304;
v. Pearson, 1903, 106-303; C. Fitz, 112-
3O2; ]. Warner, LOT, 1O1-3O2; Lucille
Crawford, 1O4, ITO; F. Shaw, 1O2, 1O9;
R. Miller, 100, 100; L. Kidwell, 1T;
Mary Warrenfeltz, 113; v. Rohrer,
112; C. Price, 10; P. Eyler, 1903; M
French, 1O6; Kate Stouffer (Daisies)
1O6; E. Causher, 105; 1. Wingert, 104;
l.. McKinsey, 1903; E. Hause, 1902; B.
Warrenfeltz, 1902; NJ Kretzer, 1902;
M. Routzahn, 101; A. Ruth, 101;
Gladys Leatherman, 100; L. Carey,
100; NJ. ]. Bonebrake, 100.
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HAGERSTOWN
BANKERS LEAGUE

All six teams in the league broke
even in last weeks games, with
the result that there is no change in
the standing.
For the ladies, v. Winters, of the
second-place Slugs, was the high
bowler, with single game of 122
and two-game set of 219, while for
the men, G. Neikirk, of the last
place Nickels, had the high single
game (12O) and E. Draper, of the
league-leading Quarters, had the
high set (233).
The Slugs took team honors, with
single game of SOB and two-game
set of 939.
80 Or Over Glass
Dimes-H. Lehman, SO; M. Myers,
101 200; R. Vaughn, 81; d. Thurston,
81, SO.
Pennies-G. McAdams, 1O5-2O6; c.
Haynes, 80, 49,
Nickels-G. Neikirk, 120-226; D.
Fryer, SO; w. Hammaker, 107-202.
Halves-S. Reel, "a; S. McKinsey,
81, 80; j. Doarnberger, 81, "a; c.
Younkins, 1929.
Quarters-N. Cover, SO; F. Nc
Council, 1O5, "a; E. Draper, 1928.
Slugs-R Bowman, SO, 95; r. Gu
shen, 11O-2O8; v. Winters, 122-219.
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Team Standing
VICTOR PRODUCTS
LEAGUE
TUESDAY, December. y

A|((NAAAOSAf
The surprise of the year occurred
last Tuesday, when L. Daugherty,
usually a 100 average bowler, had
three strikes in a row and wound
up with a score of 1853, just five pins
short of the leagues high single
game of 158, held by j. Terlingo.
The race continues to be plenty
close, with just five games between
the frst-place Ice Makers and the
eighth-place. Beverage Coolers.
I20-320 Class
Ice Makers Miller, 140, 1876
1866; j. Miller, 122.
Candy Cases-G. Wolfe, 136-328;
G. Mentzer, 100; E. Smith, 122-327.
Display Cases-D. Hoffman, 121-
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cromer's Grocery-Kephart, 1885,
1913; Bradley, 1874.
Betholine Sinclair = Price, 1885,
348; Ahalt, 343.
Jimmy Rays Tavern-F. Lowman,
348; r. Lowman, 132-357.
B. F. Goodrich - Lighter, 349;
Barnhart, 143-370.
Hi-Hat Wizards - Eckard, 154-
1868; Harshman, 1873; Kendle, 131-349
Team Standing
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Free Bowling
Lois Grumbine, 81, III (264)
Peggy Carter, 70, 1O7 (255).
Team Standing
KIWANIS CLUB
LEAGUE

The Eagles won all three of their
games on Thursday night, to go into
the lead in the third period.
Slifer was the high single bowler,
with a game of 1877, and Poffenberger
had the high three-game set $3.50.
The Redskins had the high team sin
gle game (5O5), but the Eagles had
the high three-game set 144D.
In addition to Poffenberger, those
bowling 800 or better were: Sager,
313; Slifer, 300 and Sica, 309.
Team Standing
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JAMISON'S
LEAGUE

It's the same old story-there's no
stopping the Air Corps. On Thurs
day night, for the fourth consecutive
week, they took all team and scor-
ing honors, and they are now IL
points ahead of the second-place
Marines, who took three points from
the stubborn Army team.
Elizabeth Monninger continues to
lead the way amongst the ladies,
and she again had the high single
game (96) and the high three-game
set (280), while for the men, Bob
Witt had the high single game Q56)
and three-game set (342).
Ladies' 9O-275 Glass
E. Monninger, SO, 96-280.
Gents 1O5-32O Glass
R. Witt, 156-342; c. Haynes, 119;
r. Myers, 1876; C. Moser, lis; j
Bean, 118; w Burroughs, 113, u.s.
1913.
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MOOSE LEAGUE
(Tuesday, December ID

AAuCoddJt AEIEtilUCI "
The second half got started last
week, with the Eyes and Ears each
winning three games in the Z O'Clock
Division, to put them in tie for the
lead, while in the O'Clock Divi-
sion, the Antlers and Tails each won
three games to put them in tie al
so.
In the O'Clock Division, j. Hinkle
had the high single game (130), while
peek" Harper had the high three
game set 1889. And in the g
O'Clock Division, Garvin Shove
took both honors, with single game
of 125 and three-game set of 356.
11O-320 Glass
7O'ClOck DivisiOn-"Peck" Harper.
119, 1888; M. Caron, Ill, 1928;
T. Evans, 122, 1925; Bob Bowers,
124-32O; w. Meats, ITO; r. E. Unseld,
ITO; H. Myers, 1876; r. Martin, no; j.
Hinkle, 13O-327; E. Matties, 1876; M.
Herbert, ZIG; J. Crawford, 124-323;
Jack Tritsch, liz; r. Shove, lit; E.
Cline, 100; l.. Johnson, lis.
9O'Cl0ck DivisiOn-Garvin Shove,
119, liz, 1886; Riney Schlotterbeck
lis, 116-330; w. Gelwicks, 113; ].
r. Gladhill, us; H. Jolliffe, 1T;
c. L. Itnyre, ia.
Team CtaDdinO
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Team Standing
ELKS CLUB
LEAGUE

After Monday nights bowling, the
Knees were on top, just two points
ahead of the Backs. The Necks
were in the third spot, one point
further back, while the Shoulders
were in fourth place, just four
points behind the leaders.
H. Trovinger had the high single
game (142) and E. Pryor the high
3-game set (357). Team honors were
also divided, with the Birthplace
Tongues having the high single game
(563) and the birthplace Tails the
high three-game set (1530).
12O-33O Glass
l. Snyder, 1877; C. Hildebrand, 1884,
346; A. Kriz, 1872; L. Martin, 120-333;
R. Gallagher, 1874; T. Wilson, 1875
348; C. Sawyer, 1913; E. Ford, 1872; E.
Pryor, 127-357; G. Fisher, 331; L.
Knicely, 121; B. Martz, 122-331; M.
Price, 1875; r. Witt, 139-351; L. Har-
baugh, 1881; H. Trovinger, 142-
al
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Team Standing
Points
WOW. WOMEN'S
LEAGUE.

Before giving the story of last
Thursday nights bowling, let's
apologize to Mary Ann Sharon and
Nellie Socks, who rolled good games
the week before, but unfortunately
their names were omitted
After Thursday nights bowling,
with just one more week to go in
the first half, the Saps and Roots
were locked in a tie for first place,
with the Banks in the third spot,
three games from the top.
Betty Jones had the high single
game (122), but Tiny" Zimmerman
had the high two-game set GID.
The fourth-place Leafs, who won
both of their games, had the team
honors, with single game of 494
and tWo-game set of 974
Here's hoping Dottie Rohrer's ear
ache is better next week, so that
she can have a better score. We
don't know what was the matter
with Courtney Myers and Freda
Grimes, as they certainly were be-
low their usual bowling. Come on,
you two girls, and get in there next
week.
80 Or Better Glass
Jane Zimmerman, 1T, 94-211;
Carlita Bowman, 118, 92-210; Margie
Hildebrand, Ill, 94-2O5; Mildred
Eichelberger, 100, 96-2O5; Hazel
Henson, 119-2O4; Betty Jones, 1872
2O4; MAC" Gelwicks, lis; Nellie
Socks, 105; Boots Wiles, 102; Aida
Fuss, 1902; Grace Bender, 101; Mild
red Lapole, 101; Agnes While, 100;
Thelma Beeler, 80; Oressie Carter,
"a; Catherine Nemzek, "a; Frances
Beard, "a; Mildred Bowman, SO;
Ruth Spalding, 90; Betty Hart, 81;
Myrtle Carper, 81 Mary Athey, 81;
Pansy Trovinger, go; Pauline Phleeg-
er, go; Pearl Myers, 80.
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1926; L. Daugherty, 1894.
Waikiki Rooms-H. Nicodemus,
1873, 129-S5s; R. Trumpower, $40; r.
Ford, 125.
Quick Freezers-C. Spangler, 322
Milk Coolers-W. Moore, 322; E
Shoop, 12O-331; F. Miller, 12O-326.
Ice Cream Cabinets-T. Kunkle-
man, 121, 128-345.
( Beverage Coolers-J. Terlingo
1877, 130-368.
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Team Standing
MEMS DIVISION

Congratulation to the boys from
St. Marks on their victory in the
first half. On the last evening Trim
ity lost three to st. PauPs E. u. B.,
and ST. Marks won two from En-
manuel E. u. B. to win the honor by
a one-game margin. The final result
was in doubt until the last game was
over, as there was a possibility of a
three-way tie, as Grace E. U. B. was
winning three from Brethren. The
second half will start on January 4.
Individual honors for the final
evening went to Joe Bitner, of St.
Pauls E. U. B., with high game (15D
and three-game set (39D. Baptist
had the high single game (62D, but
st. Pauls E. U. B. put three good
games together for the top total of
1890.
12O-32O Glass
st. Marks c. McNamee, 1872
324; Bud Ecton, 1888; Bill Snyder,
331.
Grace E. U. B.-Skip Eyler, 1886;
John Hause, 1875; Petey Bates, 1877
1913; Bud Lum, 1898.
Trinity-Doc Carbaugh, 1872; How
ard Nally, 331; Roger Miller, 327;
John Minnich, 1913.
St. John's-R. Motz, 127-336; S.
Gross, 1877; Kline, $50.
st. Paul's E. u. B.-Ned Hoover,
120-336; Ed Weaver, 138-363; Joe
Bitner, Isl 129-391; Wilbur Perrott,
100, 1880; Summers, 1922
Washington Square-Will Everett,
12O-350; Pete Wolfensberger, 800;
Earl Crawford, 125-334; Carl TRACER,
124-333.
Emmanuel E. U. B.-Dick Yates,
l23-35O; Al Gossard, 100; Joe Cos
sard, 122-330; Galen Warden, 1876;
Bob Bowman, 150-357.
Baptist = Red Spangler, 131-340;
Buck Wilson, 1926; Wesley Ruth,
1872; Vernon Wilson, 120-330; Jack
Koontz, 100; j. Richard, BAT.
Brethren-Bill Schilling, 1884.
Team Standing
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Team Standing
WOMEN'S MAJOR
LEAGUE.

After Saturdays bowling, Letter
Brothers were on top by three games
over Ayers Brothers and Valley
Forge Beer, who were tied for second
place. Valley Forge had the high
three-game set (1469) and Mason
Dixon had the high single game
(523).
Ada Brown was the high individual
scorer of the night, with high sin
gle game of 131 and three-game set
DAD.
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MAJOR
LEAGUE

The Hi-Hat Wizards, by winning
two games from Jimmy Rays Tav-
ern, cut their lead to one game. Cody
Black, of Crouse's Billiards, had
high set (377), while Eckard, of Hi
Hats, had high single (154). Crouse's
Billiards had high team set 17O0)
with Hi-Hats having the high single
game (598).
130-34O Glass
Snyder's Body Works-Fahrney,
1877, 1880; w. Snyder, BAL.
FOE. No. 694 - Drenner, 1852;
Macy, 136-364
Crouse's Billiards-Black, 134-377;
Hornbraker, 137-349.
Consumers Credit - Palladino,
136-356; Knicely, 351.
Shirey's Mems Shop-Jones, 1876;
Copenhaver, 141-350; Kick, AL
355.
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100000 Glass

A. Brown, 131, 1903, 1O2-341; E.
Barnes, 10, 123-323; H. E. Edwards,
1T, 109-321; C. Price, ia, 111-320;
B. Dellinger, Ill, 112-316; R. Dunn,
119, 101-316; G. Leatherman, 104,
101, 108-313; A. Martin, 1888; ].
Zimmerman, 1O6, 1888; E. Bentz,
10, 104-312; M. Hartman, 124-306; o.
Jones, 100, 100000; C. Fitz, 1O1, 1922
3O2; M. Spiker, 114-302; H. Sayles,
110-301; V. Warner, LOG, 100000; D.
Schlotterbeck, 10000; ]. Warner,
103, los; M. Athey, 100, 105; " Pot
ter, 1O4, 101; M. Baker, lis; M. War
renfeltz, ia; V. Price, ia; P. Civ
ems, 113; M. Gelwicks, III; L. Bow
ers, 109; I. Fiddler, 100; r. Selby,
107; K. Kaufman, 107; V. Brown,
1O5; D. Rohere, 105; " Martin, 103;
C. Nemzek, 1O3; M. Mobley, 102; ].
Bachtell, 101; E. Lake, 100.
Team Standing
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Team Standing
MINOR LEAGUE
(Wednesdav. December

"wednesday, December 81
The Owls took it on the chin last
week when they lost all three games
to Little Heiskel, and in doing SO
became tied for the lead with South
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HIGH SCORE
CONTEST

Ruth Dunn's 156 game, and Pete
Harshman's game of 1873, still lead
in the Globe Independents High
Score Contest.
Now let's look at the scores of the
past week.
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ALsATIA CLUE

On Friday night Dinterman was
the high bowler with single game
of ISL and three-game set of 1896,
while both team honors went to
Cypress, who came up with single
game of 582 and three-game set
of 1886.
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Team Standing
7 O'CIOck Division
9 O'Clock Division
LIONS CLUB
LEAGUE

Captain Goslin's Heads won the
second quarter in the Lions Club
League with an outstanding record
of Is wins and no losses. The win
ming team also had the high single
game and three-gane set on Thurs
day night, with scores of SIS and
1885 respectively.
Bud Fiery was the high scorer of
the night, with single game of 129
and three-game set of 1856.
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400 Or Better Glass

Dinterman, 1916; Speicher, $40;
Ditmer, 1858; Mauck, 359; Keen, 373;
Bradley, 357; Sprankle, 1856.
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100000 Glass

Bud Fiery, 129-356; Jack Howard,
121 -342; Fred Burkholder, 117-337;
John Minnich, 1885, Ross Copley,
1O7-316; Jim Hess, 111-315; Paul
Ridenour, 111-310; Bob Lewis, 107-
3O8; George Lyles, ia; I. E. Kieffer,
112; Ford Bryan, ITO; S.. H. Oliver,
1903; Hap Arnold, 1O4; Guy Hoff-
master, 104; George Tyler, 103; Dick
Henneberger, 101; A. M. Marshall,
I'M
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100000 Glass

R. Brady, 339; B. Fratianni, 1886;
M. Eberly, 1886; L. Hoover, 318; j.
Hawthorne, 316; F. Mazzo, 312; H.
Sirbaugh, 312; B. Ryan, 306; J. Hell
mer, 3O5; Zappacosta, 304; L. Shift
fer, 3O1; F. Musey, 100; H. Jolliffe,
Ill; r. Ham, ITO; L. Musey, 100; P.
Basore, 1O7; C. Holmes, 107; T.
Ham, 106; j. Weaver, 106; F. Deit-
rick, 1914; D. Cover, 1903; G. Rookie,
1903; F. Fratianni, 1O1; A. Jolliffe,
100; R. Miner, 100