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A BUNGALOW

II DO1NNl111OW
In American University Park. 4414 Fes-
day 2 to 6 pm. See this dream home
today. Features include liv. rm. with
fireplace. side entrance hall, dining rm
A.; stairs to storage attic: basement un-
der whole house, oil h.-w.h.. detached ga
rage. situated on lot 40xl25; property in
excel: cond. Priced for quick sale. 8 r.
MARTIN & CO., Realtors. DU. 1896;
eyes. OW hG2n IL
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1851 10th ST. NV.

1851 10th ST. NV.
colored-open Sun. . It'll dark. This
charming row brick. located in an exclu-
sive neishborhood. contains the maxi
mum in living comfort. First floor in
cludes hallway entrance, liv. rm. with
fireplace, spacious din. rm., breakfast nook.
floor features 3 large bedrms. with deep
closets and modern bath; full basement
with outside entrances, > rooms. kitchen
and complete bath: oil h.-wh.. metal
nice front and back
yards. See this today for sure.
1916 CAROLINE ST. NV.
colored-Open Sun. 9 til dark. Near 18th
and You st. n.w.-For only Sl1.500: row
bath; full dry basement with laundry
and h,-w;h.; reasonable cash payment
balance like rent. Better see this prop
erty and buy il today. It's bargain.
Capital View Realty Co.
1920 Central ave. ne, Ii. 064O.
Q25 NJ Y ave NV MA 9I97 III
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RIVA. MARYLAND

Two.bedroom summer cottage on South
River with furnace and hot-water heater;
partly furnished; $500; reasonable
terms. HAROLD STRAWHORN, Sylvan
Shores Riya, Md. IL
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3Oth-CHANNING NE.

OUCIl-CI1ANNIN N T..
Excellent neishborhood: designed for rent
n ssH mh sars.. teqm. fs
cash and very low monthly payment;
price. Sl1,5OO. Don't miss this excellent
value. Mr.. Chichester after pm, AT.
7122.
Paul P. Stone, Realtor
1919 18th st. NV. Ma 73Ta -1g
TWO-FAMILY HOME
A semidet bk. about yrs. old. desirably
situated in conyenispt .comTunisy. Just
apts Living rm bedrm.. kitchen and tile
bath with separate entrance. Full base
ment with rec. rm., h.-w;h. with gas fur
for occupancy Price, S16,750.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND.

BY OWNER-Secluded and picturesque,
7-room remodeled Colonial style, part log !;
modern kitchen with beautiful stone fire.
place and beamed ceiling in dining room;
running water with bath; several out. put:
50' bldg. suitable for many purposes; 10
acres Of land on nice stream, within COM
to left on Route o. after crossing Patux-
ent River. MRS. j. v. WOLFF, phone
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Open-Reduced for Immed. Sale
comfort OF this large Groom and bath
vacant bungalow in excel. neishborhood: 4:
attic, full bsmt. with shower bath. oil
h.-w.h.: large lot built-in gar Open
Sun to g. 1923 Eastern ave ne.
O'BANNON REALTY co.
ED
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4O8 ESSEX AVE.

Chevy Chase, Md.-Lovely new Colonial
brick home, 3 bedrmS.. 9 baths. den and
lavatory on lst A.; many other attractive
features. Directions: Out Wis ave. past
District line to first trafic signal. left on
Dorset ave. to Warwick pl., left to Essex
ave. right to house. Open Sat. and Sun.
l to pm. Or call AID. O02l. SHOCkEY
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14l1 K Street NV. Is
CHEVY CHASE D. c..
CHEVY CHASE
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

Beautifully, built .fabout 10 yrs. old): g.
5sdrm;: hath det brick, unusual floor
lovely lot excel. location; conv terms
For further information call
Mrs. McCutchen, DE. 9510. OR. 1853
With James II. Prentice, 1101 Vermont
ave. NV. Ia
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F. A. TWEED co.

CLEVELAND PARK
Most attractive detached Dutch Colonial,
center hall, lavatory on 1st floor, 3 bed
lovely level lot. The price of Sl7,5O0
Warrants immediate inspection. Call Mr.
Manson. EN-. 1929
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
This brick and stone house of prewar
construction. in excellent condition truly
is an outstanding value: 3 good sized bed
rooms and = complete baths, screened
porch overlooking beautiful wooded area
stairway to fioored attic, maids room and
bath in basement; gas h.-E.h.; attached
garage. Wonderful location for children.
Priced at S23.500. Prompt inspection is
advised. To inspect the above properties,
call Mr.. Manson. EN-. 1929
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1904 18th ct n w III 3aAQ
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CT APPROVED

Open today-Just left OF these new det.
brick homes, with center-hall plan; 21-ft.
living room. fully euipped kitchen, 3 large
bedrooms, Ia baths Ist-fioor powder
room and full bsmt. with gas &C heat;
located on a large landscaped lot. Priced
at only Sl6,250, with $1,000 down and
monthly payments of 500 on principal and
interest Open today from / til dark.
To reach: Drive out Wis. ave. to Bank of
Bethesda, bear left out Old Georgetown
rd. mi. to our sign at Beech dr., turn
left and follow signs to sample house,
5000 Beech DR.. SURETY REALTY CO,
agents for Century Construction Co. AID.
0k21 nokQ -1r
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$1O,950
"VACANT'

VACANT"
Just little over a year old, this extreme
ly desirable detached brick home with Z
rooms and tiled bath; is available for i'm
mediate occupancy. Located in Avondale
Terrace. Just past Michigan ave. it is
to shopping, theater and every
thing. The price is below the original
sale price. and some one Is going to get
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
OPEN TODAY, is PM.
33O Adams st. ne, near 4th and r. l.
ave. 6-rm row brick, 2 inclosed porches;
oil h.-w.h.; basement with entrance: "a
block to transp Owner must sell. Make
an offer. Easy terms. J. RANDALL
WALCRoFT, UN. 3400. IL
BLK. OFF H ST. NE.
1nvssttmsnt st!9s property; real Il bargain; arg
owner will sacrifice, for $4,000, All
cash Many other bsrsains.
JOE CURTO REALTY
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1929 LAMONT ST NV

Open Sat and Sun, 2-7 p.m.-A 4-bedrm.
brick: only II yrs. old: in. excel. cond,;
u blk. from bus stop; good financing. For
0O21. sHoCKEY & MoORHEAD, Realtors.
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SHEPHERD PARK-S19,95

Sale or rent. S-rm brick semidet; bed
rms. 3 baths. hardwood foors. screens.
noRePTs ssoTT Es;ndoTs fS bsmt ol h-wh
NV. GE l210 Eyes. GE 463A Ii
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SHEPHERD PARK

Open today, pm to : pm New homes
Sample house, 500 Eastern ave. NV
Modern detached center-hall plan. First
hoor powder room. modern equipped kitch-
dio. Three lovely bedrooms. . tiled baths
with showers on second floor: full base
ment. toilets, gas a.-c. heat. Spacious lot
Max C.. Schwartz. IA. $500
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HARRY I. FRIEDMAN

Alb ALLISON ST. NV.
Open Sunday | to pm. Semidet. brick
4 bedrms. and bath, liv. rm., den, large
din. rm., modern kit. side porch, 2-car
garage; near St. Gabriers Church. Call
932 K st. NV, DI. 1895. -I1
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

New brick offerings Open daily, Ia pm.
"6o2 Northampton st. n.w.-Post- war det
brick home in park-1ike setting No
prewar home can match the quality of ma
te-ial or equipment in these beautiful Gus
tom built properties. First floor has large
NV. rin; with open fireplace. extra large din
rm. with picture windows. screened liv
porch. extra beautiful breakfast nook with
furn and al elec. kit. with WESTINGHOUSE
snd refer: 3 and bedrms., den. first-
floor powder, rm.: priced to sell. Salesman
on the premises. Directions: Out Conn. to
Nebraska ave, right on Nebraska to North
ampton. right on Northampton past Utah
TO open sign at 1905. Exclusive agent.
List your house with US
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DEN AND POWDER RIM.

"OWNER MUST SELL"
2718 Devonshire pl. NV. Just "a block
vest of Conn. ave. and the Kennedy
WaIrenIThis ,eustom-built. one-owner
double corner lot. opposite the Woodley-
Park Towers. should appeal to the dis
eliminating or a doctor, seeking 4bed-
features for gracious living located In a
close-in. convenient Conn. ave. area, and
be arranged to suit the purchaser. May
We submit the details and arrange for
your inspection, without oblisation, Of
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640l eth st.-Be sure and inspect this
corner semidet. brick home today: 6 nice
Inns, breakfast nook. rear porch and bath.
Rockwool insulation: oil h.-w.h.; built
gar. Entire house in excel cond Price
S14.450: HOME REALTY CO., RE. 1897;
AVes WA 2OSA 1R
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W. B. WRIGHT, EN-. $500
BARNABY WOODS

0pe Of the best values we have recently
offered All are nice rooms; 3 bedrooms
and baths garage, full stairway TO
Attic; prompt possession. To inspect call
EDW. H. JONES IL CO., INC.
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Open Sat. and Sun. ! to 9 tout 18th.
turn ieft). For gracious living bordering
on elesance, inspect this beautiful, spa
magnificent liv. room 21x1s. large dining
room. mod. kitchen and many closets:
four beautiful bedrooms with baths; opeE
attic. big dry cellar. gas heat; large lot;
garage; only 10 minutes to the White
House on slow bus. Mr.. Oakes on
premises. JAMES l. DIXON Il CO..
and eves I'm 1S3Q -1T
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BARNABY WOODS

lot. LIST floor has center hall. large living
room. dining room and modern kitchen
8 bedrooms and = baths on 2nd floor.
Storage attic. recreation room, 2 freplaces
and gas heat Well financed Call Nj
Whitehead, MA. 1900; ewes. MI 305b.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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BOWLING NEWS
AND BOWLING SCORES
By Doug Stewart

Jones took both team honors, with
high single game CAD and three
game set of 1852.
100000 Scores
H. Edwards, 100, ISL, 123-404; o.
Jones, 119, 1873, 13O-387;'V. Warner
107, 141-344; J. Zimmerman, lit,
108, 105-33O;' Fiddler, 113, 118-325;
IE. Barnes, LOG, 116-319; M. Sapping-
ton, 1O4, 100, 114-318; M. Wiles, 100,
114-316; E. Hause, 127-310; E. Bentz,
1O3, 108-3O9; Bowers, LOG, 106-3O7; C.
Fitz, 118, 106-3O4; v. Martin, 1O8, 1O1-
3O4; R. Selby, 126-3O4; A. Martin,
118, 103-3O3; M. Baker, 102, 1O6-3O2;
Spiker, 1T; p Healey, 116; E. Sny-
der, Us; M. Fiery, 107; M Athey,
106; E. Lake, LOG; B. Warrenfeltz,
103; Kittell, 1903; P Letter, 100, 1903;
Wagaman, 1903; C. Price, 103, 101; /.
South, 101, 1903; L. Lowman, 1903;
Kaufman, 1O4; C. Nemzek, 1O2; P.
Givens, 1O2; V. Brown, 100; M. War
renfeltz, 100; F. Grimes, 100; v.
Price, 100; C. Myers, 100.
Team Standing
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
LEAGUE
WOmen's Division
TUESDAY, March 3O)

With only two more bowling nights
this season, competition is running
high-anything could happen, and
it probably will. The Lilacs are
proving that they are the proverbial
clark horse"
The Iris and Pansies both won
two games last week, enabling the
Iris to retain three-game lead, but
the Lilacs won all three of their
games, to tie the Pansies for second
place.
Norma Musey, a sub on the Gar
denia team, took both individual
honors when she rolled the high
single game (134) and the high three
game set (364), the latter being the
highest score for the year The
Lilacs took team honors, with a
single game of $50 and set of 1925.
The Lilacs always show off when
they. roll the Tulips-(in fact, all
the teams do).
Other High Scores
N. Musey, 131, 119, 114-364; 1.
Fridinger, 1O8, los, 1O3-316; v.
Warner, 1O7, 1O3, 1O2-312; G. Stout,
no, 1O1-3O9; F. Couchman, Ill, no
BOB; E. Hause, 1896; L. Rudisill,
1O8, 1O5-304; P. Eyler, 1O8, 100000;
M. Routzahn, 10000; R. Hause, 118,
1O7-3O2; B. Warrenfeltz, 115, 108-
3O2; c. Fitz, 1903; T. mclaughlin,
1O7; J. Warner, 1O7; V. Pearson, 1O6;
L. Carey, 1O6; R. Stoddard, 1O6; M.
Cowden, 1O4; 1. Irby, 1903; L. Lumm,
1903; Gladys Leatherman, 1O3; v.
Gossard, 1903; M. Forsythe, 103; D.
Wentz, 1902; r. Moser, 1902; L. Craw-
ford, 1O1; M. Hartman, 101; 1. Win
CERT, 100; F. Johns, 100
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their three wins over st. Paul's E.
u. B. The rest of the teams re-
NAMED the same, with st. Marks
winning two from Christ Reformed,
Baptist taking two from Washing
ton Square, and Brethren downing
Emmanuel cub. in two games.
st. Johns took care of all lhonors
for the evening. In the Individual
class, Capt" Harold Williams was
tops for single game, with 148, while
his teammate, Tommy Day had the
high three-gam set, 1863. The team
put games of 533-595 and 500 to-
gether, for a total of 1927, to lead
the others in that division.
The 120-32O Club
Trinity-"Doc" Carbaugh, 1888;
"Pete" Harshman, 100, 122-359; How
ard Nally, 331; Franklin r. Miller,
1872; Roger Miller, 1889.
st. John's-Harold Williams, 148-
1854; Tommy Day, 147-369; Glenn
Couchman, 1913, 122-348.
st. Paul's E. U. Be. c. Copen-
haver, 1888; Eddie Weaver, 346; H
Jones, 800.
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ST. MARY,S LEAGUE
"wednesday. March 81

"wednesday, March 81
With only two more bowling nights
to go this season, as this was written,
everyone is excited about who will
be the winner.
Yale won three games last week,
while Navy won only two; thus the
top team increased its lead to two
games. However, Navy expects to
stay in there pitching and hopes to
win all their remaining games.
Rocco Zappacosta had the high
single game (132), but had to be
content to tie with Richard Ham for
high three-game set 1929. Yer
onica Martin had high single game
Gid for the ladies. Navy again had
top honors in both single game $3.50
and high three-game set (1475).
The 100000 Glass
Rocco Zappacosta, 1872, 110-328;
Richard Ham, 118, 117-328; Francis
Fratianni, 116, 1O1-315; Roy Brady,
121-312; William Ryan, 1O4, 1O4-
312; Howard Jolliffe, ia, 114-311;
Thomas Ham, 114-309; Fred
Musey, 1T, 112-3O9; James Haw-
thorn, 1T, 111-3O9; Francis Duffey,
ia; Veronica Martin, Ill; Mar
guerite Eberly, 100; Regina Wagner,
107; Edna Martin, lot; William
Hahn, los; Betty Fratianni, 103;
June Carper, 1O2; Harry Carper, 1O2;
Mary Bittorf, 1O1; Richard Frat
ianni, 101.
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Team Standing
LETTERS LEAGUE

With all four teams breaking even
on Monday night, there is no change
in the standing.
Edna Mae Gysberts had the high
single game (107) and also the high
two-game set (202).
80 or Better Glass
E. Kershner, 1903; F. Motz, 1O3, 60;
L. Warner, SO; D. Roulette, 95; M.
Saum, "a; M. Seigman, 81; G. Spang-
Ter, 81; A. Sampsell, 90.
Team Standings
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When Irma South came up with
her game of 1859 few weeks ago,
everyone just about agreed that she
had the ladies division of The Globe
Independents High Score Contest
sewed up. But Ruth Warner, bowl
ing with the Charm team in Pang-
born's Girls League, went her one
better on Tuesday night, when she
rolled game of ITO.
Ruth, after getting a count of nine
in the first box, rolled strikes in the
second and third, spares in the fourth
and fifth, a flat 10 in the sixth, and
spares in the last four. Here is her
score: 9-38-57-72- SO 49, 118-137-15
ITO.
She also had a two-game total of
291, which is also record for her
league. Nice going Ruth.
Bill Bradley's 181 game is still
high in the mems division.
Hilda Edwards, bowling with the
Women's Major League on Saturday
night, had the honor of rolling the
first 400 three-game set ever bowled
in woman's league in Hagerstown.
Hilda came up with a score of 404.
The Jugglers, captained by Casey
Jones, won the roll-off for the XII
wants Club c h ampionship last
Thursday night, upsetting the fav-
ored Knockers, who were pre-game
favorites
Walter Daniels cinched the vic
tory for the Jugglers when he came
up with a double strike in the last
box
Next Thursday night the annual
Rotary Lions Kiwanis Inter-Club
Championship Match will be held
at Raney's Coliseum, with the win
ner receiving the annual trophy
presented by the Coliseum Manage
ment.
Now, let's look at some of the
scores.
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80 or Better Glass
PRECIOUS STONE
LEAGUE

The league resumed bowling Fri
day night after two weeks lay-off.
The Pearls won two games to hold
a five-game lead over the Emeralds,
who won three. Mary Routzahn
took both individual honors, with a
single game GAO and three-game
set GAO, while the Turquoise team
had the high team game (49O.
Girls Rolling 100 Or Over
M Routzahn, 40, 104-340; l. South,
1T, 1O9, 1O3-328; E. Reecher, 129-
312; B. Ford, 113, 11O-31O; D. Trov-
niger, 1892; L. Nichols, 1O6; R.
Martin, 1O6; B. Kane, D. Newcomer,
M. Caldwell, T. Spessard and P.
Flock, 1O1; M. Ward, 100, 101; P.
Lehner, 100
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ELKS CLUB LEAGUE

The second half ended on Mon
day night, with the Shoulders the
winners, finishing three games ahead
of the second-place Ankles. The
Lips are in the third slot, five games
behind the leaders.
E. Pryor had the high single game
(48), with H. Trovinger taking the
three-game set $3.50. The Backs
took both team honors, with a high
single game of 584 and three game
set (1604).
The roll-off for the league champ
ionship between the Lips, winners
of the first half, and the Shoulders,
winners Of the second half, will be
held at Raney's Coliseum next Mon
day night.
1885
c. Hildebrand, 100, 1884; W.
Nigh, 122; A. Perham, 329; D. Cur
ran, 1913; L. Ruth, 100, 120-335; G.
Fisher, 123-328; F. Crosswhite, lis,
115-339;E. Ford, l36-323; {. Hykes,
118; H. Cunningham, 1T; M. Shook,
318; T. Poffenberger, 1870, 126-354;
R. Sheeler, 100; Rauschenberger, 1T;
L. Colbert, 116; A. Kriz, 1872; R. Gal
lagher, 1913, 1881; P Gibney, 121-
1888; L. Slime, 129; D. Baker, 1872, 1914
352; J. Thompson, 1873, 119-348; H
Trovinger, 1913, 121, 1889; E.
Pryor, 148-321; R. Minnick, 116; A
Cromer, 317; L. Harbaugh, 121-318;
j. Marker, 133-325; B. Basore, 1872;
E. Mobley, Jr., 1872, 1883; E. Mar
tin, 135-315.
Shoulders are winners of second
half and will bowl the Lips, first
half winners, Monday, April 18th.
Team Standing
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WOMEN'S MAJOR
LEAGUE

Valley Forge won all three games
Saturday night, to cut the lead of
the c. Paul Jones team to two games.
Ayers Brothers also won three
games and are only three games
away from the leaders.
Hilda Edwards, of the Valley
Forge team, came up with the high
individual honors, having a single
game of ISL and remarkable three
game set of 4O4. Olive Jones, of the c.
Paul Jones team, also bowled fine
three-game set of 387. c. Paul
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PANGBORN GIRLS
LEAGUE
TUESDAY, March 3O)

TUESDAY, Marcn oU)
Vogue and Glamour are still tied
for first place, with Charm in the
third spot and Mademoiselle trail
ing.
Norma Grogan had the high single
game for the evening (129). Other
scores over 100 were: Nancy Shoop,
102, 118; Lorraine Oberholzer, LOT;
Marie Dahlhamer, 105; Laura Mich
ael, 102; Doris Woods, 101.
The 90-99 Glass
Ruth Warner, 80, SO; Jeanette
Hilton, 90; Bina Sampsell, SO; Nellie
Trumpower, SO; Arlene Miner, 81,
SO; Madeline Spielman, 95; Esther
McCarren, SO; Frances Barkdoll, SO;
Mildred Renner, 90; Peggy Plum
mer, go; Virginia Bingaman, 90;
Doris Woods, 81; Phyllis Palmer, 80.
Free Bowling
Norma Grogan, IS, 129-250; Laura
Michael, 102, 1924; Lorraine Ober-
holzer, 70, 107-244.
Team Standing
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IIO-3IO Glass

Post Office B-Sigafoose, 80.
Porter Chemical Co.-Staley, 1884,
311; Ebersole, liz; Moser, 140-347,
Young's Wolfensberger,
122-316; Cramer, 124; Nye, 112-316;
Wilmington, 113, 117-326; Baker, 113.
Hoffman Chevrolet-Dunn, 1873,
327; Myers, ia.
Haslacker Motor Co.-Gilliam, 112;
C. Miller, 114-314;; Hart, 111-310;
Lewis, lit, 116-327.
L'Aiglon Apparel-Fennel, 116;
Barnhart, 118; Hill, 124-326.
Boulevard Market-Jones, 49,
318; Miles, ia.
Reisner Rockets-A. Miller, 112;
McNamee, 1888.
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12O-33O BOwlers

Ed. Burger, 158-379; Wagner, 800;
Leckron, 136-336; Mumma, 1874; Mic
odemus, 129-330; Kick, 139, 151-397;
Lapole, 140-340; G. Shove, 121-341;
Brinton, 123-325; Schlotterbeck, 121;
D. Tracy, 1888; Cottril, 120-324; Mil
Ter, 121; Lushbaugh, 128-335; Hide
brand, 123-320; Souders, 127-326;
Wetzel, 100; Wagner, 141-355; Dren-
ner, 125-35O; Allen, 327; Beckley,
331; Keedy, 1913; Spangler, 121-345
Biser, 121; Romine, 1874; Rocco, 1922
343; LeFevre, 1877.
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League Standing

CONTINUED on Page 100
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Team Standing
MINOR B LEAGUE

The Minor B Bowling League fin
ished their first successful season last
Thursday night with Young's Sun
dries ending up in first place.
Young's also had high game of COL
and high set 1861 for the season.
Donald Jones, Boulevard Market,
finished with high average of 111.13
and William Fahrney placed second
with an average of 10840. Highest
game 156) went to Jones, and high
est set (397) went to Fahrney.
In the games rolled last week Por-
ter Chemical Co. won two games
from Young's Sundries, and Has
lacker Motor Co. won all three from
Snyder Body Works. Reisner Rock
cts and Hoffman Chevrolet each won
two from LAiglon Apparel and
Post Office A respectively. Boule-
ward Market won all three games
from Post Office B.
High single game of 40 and high
set of BAT went to Lynn Moser, Por-
ter Chemical Co. Young's Sundries
had high single (567, while Has
lacker Motor Co. captured high set
(1559).
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st. Mark's-Dan Green, 800; 'Bud'
Ecton, 128-360; Harry Warrenfeltz,
331; M. Warrenfeltz, 1877, 124-351.
Grace E. U. B.-Harry Hause, 1922
$50.
Baptist-W. Ruth, 132-332.
Brethren-"Bill" Schilling, 121-
1856; w. Martin, 12O-336; John Min
mich, 1872
Emmanuel cub. - Tom Evans,
121-321; Galen Warden, 122.
Christ Reformed-Tom Dively,
131-337; Jim Causher, 1873.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-08
Team Standing
EAGLES CLUB LEAGUE

After last weeks bowling, the
Grows and Robins Cloth of whom
won all three of their games) re-
main in a tie for first place, three
games ahead of the third-place
Larks who dropped pair.
Ed. Burger had the high single
game (158) and Kick had the high
three-game set (397). The Crows
took both team honors, with single
game of SGT and three game set of
1857
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-08
Team Standing
Mems Division

Once again Trinity took over first
place last week, when they won two
from Grace E. U. B. while St. Johns
moved into second place by virtue of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-18

is cleared out Of drydock. She may
be kept at the yard, or she may be
sent somewhere for storage"
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Republic Steel Hits
WAA Lease Of Huge
Furnace 10 Kaiser
BY the Associated Press

CLEVELAND, Aug. 18-Republic
Steel Corp. complained today
against War Assets Administra-
ton decision to lease the Govern
ment's biggest blast furnace to
Kaiser-Frazer Corp.
One of the worlds largest, the
furnace and coke ovens are owned
by the Federal Government, but
have been operated by Republic
since they were built early in the
war.
WAA announced yesterday in
Washington that Kaiser-Frazer
would take over the surplus plant
September on an agreement that
provides an option to purchase the
property.
Republic had bid earlier this year
to buy the plant, but was turned
down.
The loss of this furnace" its
statement said, will force us to dis
continue completely the sale of pig
iron in the North to foundries and
merchant pig iron users, and, in
addition, curtail our steel-making
operations.
I'VE have exhausted every means
at our command to prevent the
inevitable shutdown of many of the
plants who have depended on us
for pig iron. The fate of these
plants is now N the hands of the
Government"
Republic said WAS asking price
on the plant was ridiculous" and
that it had no choice but to re-
ject their proposals."
But in Washington, War Assets
Administrator Jesse Larson said Re-
public had refused offers to continue
operation or acquire the property.
He said the agreement with Kaiser
Frazer will avert a shutdown.
Tucker Corp, another auto firm,
also had been bidding for the prop
erty and until yesterday it was not
known that Kaiser Frazer was
interested.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer quoted
one WAA official in Washington as
saying Kaiser-Fraze got the lease
because Republic was trying to
blackjack the Government into a
low rental price and not getting
away with it,"