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Team Standing
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LEAGUE
TUESDAY, March 81
MEMS DIVISION

Last week Trinity moved into the
top spot with a two-game lead,
when they won three from Brethren
while St. Johns was dropping two
to the boys from Grace E. U. B. st.
Paurs E. U. B. remained in the run
ming by virtue of their three wins
over Baptist. In the other matches,
ST. Marks took two from Christ
Reformed, and Washington Square
won three from Emmanuel E. U. B.
All honors this week went to the
boys from St. PauTs E. U. B. when
Raymond Hollinger had the best
single game (145) and Charles
Moser had the top three-game set
(413). The team had games of GAL
and total of 1929.
120-32O Glass
Trinity-"Doc" Carbaugh, 1873
344; pete" Harshman, 125, 141-383;
Franklin R. Miller, 128-329; Roger
Miller, 1876; Les Talhelm, 1875, AL
354; John Minnich, 127-357.
st. John's-R. Motz, 128-355;
Dick" Weaver, 1882; Sam Gross,
100; "Chuck" Kline, l21; Harry Zim-
norman, 1884.
St. Paul's E. u. B.-Ned Hoover,
1884; Eddie Weaver, 1872, l22,
l35-389; Raymond Hollinger, las
1877; John Stouffer, 127; Charles
Moser, IA, 1877, l32-4l3.
Grace E. U. B.-"Skipper" Eyler,
1T, lSl-363; Harry Hause, l23-351;
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Team Standing
LIONS CLUB
LEAGUE

The fourth and final quarter end,
ed in tie on Thursday night, be-
tween the Names and the Ears, but
the Names (who also won the third
quarter) won the roll off. The final
play-off for the league champion,
ship, between the Names, and the
Heads and Paws, who won the first
and second quarters, will be held
tonight.
Next Thursday night the annual
handicap tournament will be held
(this is known as Lion Eat Lion
night and the leagues annual ban
quet will be held on March 80.
The high scorers for the last night
of the regular season were: single
game, Paul Ridenour ODD; three
game set, a tie between Davis Glass
and Thac Brown (327).
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BOWLING NEWS
AND BOWLING SCORES
By Doug Stewart

'Petey' Bates, 127-328; 'Budp Lum
1874; Hoye Lum, 321.
ST Mark's-Ed Colliflower, 121
120-359; Milt Warrenfeltz, 13O-333i
"Bill' Snyder, 126-325.
Washington Square-W. Everett
134, 121-360; "Slug" Bowman, 1873
121-36O; A. C. Miller, 121; Charles
Wolfensberger, 1913, 127-354.
Baptist-Jack Koontz, 140-352.
Emmanuel E. U. Boob Bow
man, 124-326; Les Kendle, 139-348
Christ Reformed-Bryan Wentz,
1913.
Brethren-"Bill" Schilling, 139-
1853; John Keplinger, 121-322; Eddie
Leatherman, 127.
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Gardenhour, of the Quarters, set two
new league records in taking both
honors for the men, having a single
game of 143 and two-game set of
265 The Quarters set two new
team records with single game of
542 and set of 1,022.
High Scores
Ladies-M. Cochrane, 81; v. Win
tiers, 107-204; P. Krouse, So; D. Fryer.
104; H. Lehman, So; D. Slayman, SO:
S. McKinsey, 81; B. Smith, 95.
Mems. Reel, 111-203; E. Hoffman.
lO3-205; D. Thurston, ia I'll; w
Hammaker, 114-211; R. Bowman,
114-228; j. Gardenhour, 1926: F.
Mcconnell, 116-217; E. Draper, 116-
221; c. Younkins, 1903; r. Vaughn.
1O9; G. McAdams, 1O6, 90; w. Peiffer,
1O3, SO; G. Neikirk, 1O3; r. Cushen,
OF
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I2O-33O Glass

Prospect Diner-Eversole, 1877
1856; Baker, 1923; Fahrney, 331.
South End Tavern-Bowers 1872;
Knode, 122, 128-362; Jones, 127; Bit
ner, 120-351.
The Owls-Rock, 1913; Fitz, 1873
343; Kittell 145, 136-378.
French -Middlekauff, 349;
Byers, 1875; French, 1873, 1880;
Linburg, 1856, 134-376; Crawford,
126-340.
Little Heiskel-Harbaugh, 1874,
125-361; Harper, 100; Rhodes, 1877.
Cromer'S Grocery-Day, 1896;
Staley, 1877, 121-349.
Smith Oil-Bowman, 155-364;
Smith, 128-34O; Knode, 122, 127-353.
Kendall Oilers-Mobley, 1882;
Cline, 121.
Staley's Esso-Lowman, 122, 49,
1852; Boyer, 1886; Lewis, 1888.
Hagerstown Gas Coo. Ander-
son, 1886; Owens, 124.
Team Standing
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HIGH SCORE
CONTEST

There is no change in the High
Score Contest, as no one has as yet
beaten the high scores of Norma
Musey, (162) and pete" Harshman
Q88).
$50
There isn't much time left to beat
these scores either, as two or three
of the leagues have already wound
up the. season, and practically all
of them will be finished within the
next month.
#%
Now let's look at the scores of the
past week.
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Team Standing
w. F. PRIOR co.
LEAGUE.

After last weeks bowling Lewis
and Tice were tied for first place.
one game ahead of Davis. D. Mo
wen took both individual honors
with single game of 1876 and two
game set of 49,. and for the teams,
Davis had the high single game (477)
and Tice the two-game set $3.50.
80 or Over Scores
E. Koontz, 80; G. Jennings, 81, "a;
M. Wyand, 1T; G. Moser, SO; H. Mo
wen, 90; B. Mundey, 90; D. Mo
wen, SO, 126; D. Mullican, 116; E.
Henneberger, 1O2, 81; J. Wolfe, LOG.
Team Standing
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place. Slippery" Schleigh took
both individual honors, with a sin
gle game of 1873 and three-game set
of $50.
12O-33O Glass
R. Beard, 133-343; L. Schleigh,
121, 138-36O; A. Flurie, 1913; L. Wal
lis, 122-342; D. Williams, 1886; J.
Keckler, 1887; d. Eakle, 1877, 1872
354; E. Lecrone, 1882; w. Jones,
1875; P. Crunkleton, 122-336; j.
Shryock, 121; H. Flowers, 1877; ].
Mellott, 126-352; w. Griffith, 800
1892
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Ebersole DARYL. Tritch, 1874
1926; L. c. Moser, 313; c. Gelwicks,
314; d. Deeds, 122-313.
Hagerstown Paint & Glass-G.
Wilmington, 134-328; w. R. Cramer,
12O-323; w. J. Nye, 1913; D. High,
120-342.
d. Baker CONSTITUTIONAL J. Hart,
123-316; J. D. Baker, 124-328.
Kershner Conoco - L. d. Faith,
1886; E. Wisherd, 1913.
Snyder Body Works-M. Warren
feltz, 314.
Boulevard Markell M. Snyder,
124-320.
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Team Standing
MINOR-B
LEAGUE

After last weeks bowling, Hag-
erstown Paint and Glass was still in
the lead, with Post Office B remain
ing in second place j. Stouffer had
the high individual single game
(135) and J. Kline the high set (345).
Team honors went to Post Office B
with high single (601) and high set
(l677).
l2o-3IO Class
Post Office &c. v Bowman, 334;
j. Wiebel, Jr., 1856; r. Wiebel, 327;
J. Stouffer, 134-34o; r. Dinterman,
127-34Q.
Hoffman Chevrolet. Kline, 1874
S45; p. Damn, SIT.
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Team Standing
PANGRORN
GIRLS LEAGUE

After last weeks bowling Ma
demoiselle was still one game ahead
of the Glamour girls, with Harper's
and Charm tied for third place
Roberta Spangler took both individ-
ual honors with high single game
of 1876 and two-game set of 252.
Others having games of 100 or
better were: Virginia Myers, 1874;
Nancy Shoop, 1913; Ruth Dunn, 112;
Esther McCarren, 107; Phyllis Pal
mer, 104; Mildred Renner, 1902; Ma
RE Dahlahamer, 101.
80 Or Better Glass
Phyllis Schamel, 90; Frances
Barkdoll, 95; Lorraine Oberholzer,
"a, 81; Ruth Ausherman, "a; Norma
Grogan, 90; Virginia Browning, go;
Eta Carter, go.
Free Bowling
Roberta Spangler, 1856, 116 (276);
Virginia Myers, 80, 124 (250).
Team Standing
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3O5; H. Wagaman, 126-3O5; H. Sayles,
111-301; r. Selby, 118; d. Potter,
1T; M. Bowman, 116; B. Smith, 113;
M. Gelwicks, 112; B. Warrenfeltz,
Ill; E. Right, 109; M Wiles, 1903; H.
Henson, 107; E. Hause, LOT; j. Low
man, los; P. Letter, los; M. Hartman,
104; M. Sappington, 104; K. Kauff-
man, 1903; E. Bentz, 1O3; E. Barnes,
103; E. Lake, 101; NJ. Hammond,
101; M. Warrenfeltz, 1O1; H. Lowell,
100; S. Manious, 100; D. Schlotter-
beck, 100; M. Mobley, 100; B. Del
linger, 100.
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EASTERN STAR
LEAGUE

Neptune is still in the lead, six
games ahead of the second-place
Mars team, who took all team hon
ors last week, with a single game of
SOC and three-game set of 1444.
Phyllis Palmer, captain of Mars,
took both individual honors, with
single game of 1856 and set of 1913.
100000 Glass
P. Palmer, 136-323; B. Schwinger,
ia, 101, 101-316; B. Fockler, Ill,
106-314; D. Snapp, 107; Margaret
Hess, 106; N Rouzer, 105; M. Rid
enour, 104; M. Cottingham, 100.
Team Standing
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Team Standing
POTOMAC EDISON
WOMEN'S LEAGUE

The Tigress team widened their
lead to four games by taking two
from Chanel last week, while Con-
fetti and Tabu split even. Mar
garet Potts had both individual hon
ors with a single game of lis and
two-game set of I'll. The Tigress
team took both team honors with
a single game of 469 and set of GIT.
Team Standing
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Team Standing
ST. MARY'S
LEAGUE

There was a mistake made in the
standings of the teams sometime
during February, so checkup was
made and this weeks standings are
correct.
Estelle Malachowski had high in
dividual game (112) for the ladies
last week, and Leo Shelter had high
individual game for the men ODD.
Rocco Zappacosta had the high
three-game set (342). The Rams
had the high team game (527) while
the Redskins had high set (1541).
100000 Glass
R. Zappacosta, 119, 117-342; H.
Jolliffe, 1875, 111-333; R. Ham, 115,
111-331; c. Bowers, 112, 105-317; j.
Helmer, 124, 1O1-317; R. Brady, 118,
107-316; T. Ham, 10, 1O3-31O; r.
Keller, 1O4, 1O2-3O6; J. Weaver, 118,
103-303; j. Hawthorne, 1913, 93-3O1;
E. Malachowski, liz; J. Wingert,
40; A. Jolliffe, 100; J. Stevenson,
100; F. DIETRICH, 1O6; F. Mazzo, 1O6;
M. Eberly, 105; r. Miner, 1O5; Kolb,
1903; P. Carpegna, 1902; F. Webb, 100;
R. North, 100.
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Team Standing
HAGERSTOWN
BANKERS LEAGUE

The Slugs picked up one game on
the first-place Halves last week by
winning both games from the Pen
MES, while the Halves were losing
one to the Quarters. Wilma Winters,
of the Slugs, took all honors for
the ladies with a single game of 107
and two-game set of 2O4. Joe
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Team Standing
MINOR LEAGUE

South End Tavern won all three
of their games last week to go into
a tie for first place with Prospect
Diner, who lost two. R. Bowman, of
Smith Oil, had the high individual
single game (155) and J. Kittell, of
The Owls, had high set (378).
French BARRIERS took both team hon
ors with high game of GIG and set
of 1853.
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Team Standing
ANTIETAM FIRE CO.
LEAGUE

The Ladders are in first place,
three games ahead of the second
place Helmets, who took all honors
last week. One of their bowlers,
Foltz, had the high individual sin
gle game Q36) while the high set
(346) was rolled by Jacobs, also of
their team. The team itself had high
single team game (559) and high
set O,626).
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10000 Glass

Shuman, 311; Sayles, Jr., 114-310;
Foltz, 136-327; S. Henninger, 118-
800; P Jacobs, 131, 118-346; P. Mil
Ter, 112-301;. Sayles, ST., 10000; G..
Harper, 126-310; Eyler, Jr,, 1913;
Crider, 113; Krouse, 1881; Faith,
112; Eyler, ST., 116-3O1; Kretzer,
ia.
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ELKS CLUB
LEAGUE

The Backs hold undisputed pos
session of first place after Mondays
bowling, at which time the Knees
dropped back into third place, with
the Shoulders in second place. But
with just one game separating each
of the three teams, anything can
happen.
H. Grove took both individual
honors with a single game of 161
and set of 374, while the Teeth took
both team honors with a single
game of 900 and set of 1885.
12O-32O Glass
L. Middlekauff, 124; l.. Martin,
1879; B. Martz, 136-34O; ]. Thompson,
1874; R. Gallagher, 135-337; H. Wantz,
13O-333; G. Musey, 1870; C. Rouzer,
1882; E. Ford, 1875, 1884; J.
Chrisman, 1877; o. Rauschenberger,
1882; w. Bonner, 1913; A. Kriz, 100;
L. Harbaugh, BAL; H. Cunningham,
1874; F. Wolf, 129-343; H. Perham,
1884; H. Grove, 161-374; Lynn,
126.
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POTOMAC EDISON
MEMS LEAGUE

After last weeks bowling the Red
skins and Indians were tied for Grst
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WOMEN'S MAJOR
LEAGUE

Valley Forge Beer won all three
of their games on Saturday night to
take the lead, two games ahead of
Letter Brothers, who lost two. Mary
Athey had the high individual sim
gle game (133) and Phyllis Knepper
the high three-game set (342). Lett
er Brothers had the high team sin
gle game (55T and Ayers Brothers
high set 1543).
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Team Standing
WOMEN'S DIVISION

With the Iris and Pansies both
winning two games last week, there
was no change in the standings, but
it is interesting to note that the
sixth-place Violets was the only
team to win all three games. Amelia
Ruth was the star of the evening,
having the high single game (132)
and also the high set 1859. The
fourth-place Jonquils had both team
honors with a single game of SIG and
three-oarne set of 1870
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100000 Glass

P. Knepper, los, 1O6, 131-342; C
Fitz, 1877, 121-341; ]. Zimmerman, III
112, 108-337; ]. Baechtell, 1875, 130-
1856; l. Fiddler, 1913, 1889; M
Athey, 1892; H. Edwards, 112
112, 103-327; M. Fiery, 1O3, 116, 107-
326; L. Lowman, 102, 1899; G.
Leatherman, lis, 106-318; M. Spiker
los, 130-316; c. Nemzek, Ill, 1902
80; A. Brown, Ill, 109-310; F
Thomas, 111-308; D. Rohrer, 100, 106
102-308; F. Rohrer, 102, 1O8-308; "
Warner, 122-307; P. Owens, 121-
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100 Or Better Class

M. Baker, 112-211; V. Sneckenber-
ger, 1O8-2O2; V. Martin, 10000; T.
Eichelberger, 1903; M. Evans, 1O5; M.
Selby, 104; P. Knepper, 103; R. Sell
by, 1902; K. Kaufman, 100.
Team Standing
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100000 Glass

M. Routzahn, 1O8, 1O3, 111-322; R.
Martin, 113, 117-314; l. South, Ill,
116-323; Eleanor Reecher, 1873; M.
Ward, 100, 114-310; D. Newcomer,
110-307; E. Bryan, 1O8, 127-3O5; M.
Hartsell, 113; R. Bolinger, 112; V.
Mowen, 1903; A. Smyth, 1O6; H.
Wilkes, 1O5; M. Gunderman, 100,
1O3; V. Benner, 103; M. Fiery, 1903;
N, Myers, 1902; B. Kane, 102.
Taavro C+ond;or
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Team Standings
WOW. WOMEN'S
T.EAGTJE,

With the Leafs, Saps and Roots
all winning both their games last
week, the standing remains the
same, and it looks like it will be a
fight to the finish. Mildred Eichel-
berger had the high single game
(138) while Margie Hildebrand took
the two-game set, 122, 122-244.
Others rolling 200 or better were:
Jane Zimmerman, 1872, 1925;
Mildred Eichelberger, 1920;
Oressie Carter, 121, 9O-211; Thelma
Beeler, 100, 1O4-204; Catherine Mem
eek, 112, 91-203.
80 Or Over Glass
Myrtle Carper, 1O8; Charlotte
Grove, 1O7; Grace Bender, 1O4;
MAC" Gelwicks, 1903; Betty Hart,
1903; Mary Kretzer, 101; Mary Athey,
101; Boots" Wiles, SO; Cora Fulton,
SO; Hazel Henson, 81; Louise Hoo
yer, 81; Mildred Bowman, 81; Pansy
Trovinger, 81; Dot Rohrer, So; Bet
ty Jones, So; Aida Carper, "a; Ruth
Spalding, "a; Anna Stevenson, SO;
Helen Hamilton, 90.
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100000 Glass

A Ruth, ia, 1T, 132-363; L.
Lumm, 124, 1O8, 1O7-339; M. J. Bone
brake, 1913, 1890; C. Leatherman,
116, 1O5-316; v. Warner, 10, 1O9-
316; E. Hause, 12O-314; B. Warren
feltz, 1O2, 121-3O6; j. Miller, 1O1,
117-3O3; M. Warrenfeltz, 11O-3O1i
Stoddard, 1O2, 118; J. Warner, 1O4,
100; B. Miller, 103, Ill; G. Hamilton,
116; L. Carey, lis; F. Couchman
ia; K. Stouffer CD 1903; B. Martin,
liz; V. Gossard, Ill; Knodle, 1O7;
NJ French, 1O7; C. Stout, 1O6; P
Eyler, 1O6; L. Crawford, 105; M
Schilling, 1903; C. White, 1O4; NJ
Routzahn, 1903; 1. Fridinger, 1O3; P.
Keedy, 1902; E. Monninger, 1902; L.
Kidwell, 101; V. Pearson, 1O1; J.
Weaver, 100.
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Team Standing
SPEEDWAY
LEAGUE

M. Spiker took both individual
honorS last week, with single
game of 1877 and two-garne set of 222.
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Team Standing
PRECIOUS STONE
LEAGUE

The Pearls are still in the lead,
one game ahead of the Diamonds
in second place, and two up on the
Rubies in the third spot. Eleanor
Reecher had the high Individual
single game Q29) while Irma South
had the high set 1929.
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Final Standing
Fourth Quarter)

(The Names won the roll-off)
Evening star., 1949-02-21
GuerriIlos' Surrender
In PeIoponnesus Urged
by fhe Assceioted Press

ATHENS. Feb. II. Military
planes dropped thousands of
leaflets In the Peloponnesus today
calling on guerrillas to surrender.
The pamphlets said 1929 guerrillas
had been killed, els captured and
that 74S surrendered since mop
ping-up operations started in the
Peloponnesus two months ago.
The leaflets also said 1852 Com
munist agents who have been help
ing the guerrillas were captured
and that 1872 surrendered and 8
were killed. bringing total Com
munist losses to 1884.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

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4ass 4ass!ss'r rtsssNbEa tsia M5Ha. A.. .sH-s SIM rms.
built-in gar, nr: Wisconsin and
xi:''Es 8: f. 'yi; T. s.ip q. g. ss :ss .i
sHsee 81 e'Mi MMi..AxrHuH sLvp. NV. Is Avsil.
March fully furn. 6 rnn., semidet.
house, 8 bedrms,. 2 scr. porches.
SeE %S Si Siae,y w9 9rslsh.d sGz, Is
room new brick home on bus line:
full basement. gas; $165 mo. BOX
1860 soy sLK. sssf' 'ErrrENHousE N.W.cs
rooms, rooms, tn incl III porfh1s'' saat q! furn:.
Beautiful home, bedrms.. baths,
%sas M: Ms ss'D DUsssoo II Nj st'eF VI 49, 49,
AT FALLS CHURCH, VA. Forest
section sstSsifuly Ssdr SS ana sSmDlsssyy con sstay
oTs ass sssinnins Ssh f. ~ Is: 500 psr
o. Ts REALTY e asa' co. g. *. ssbs, 81.
NEARbY MD, OF Mass. ave. extended
S12b per month. Call OIL. s232.
wo9psDE FoREsT-pst. brick; T.: 3
bedrms.. Q baths. Ice. ny. and din.
nm ;. KIT. with break. nook. rec. I'm.
nicely furn, radio, teievtsion. Bsn.
dix washer; tmmed. occupancy. ga
Affkox. l2 MILES from downtown
10 this cute stone bungalow: b rms
exceptionally well furnished, 1-acre
lot; avail immed:; $3.50 peg mo;
Gsll Mrs, christman' Ai!pSo Aip
McEHAN. yA.-ovner desires to
lease for 8 MOI; lgsa 3,hedrm.
home In nearby VA. $500 Per mo
Dial operator and ask Tor @ @ElmWo9a
LAUdHLIN. Realtor. Mclean. Va.
Evening star., 1949-02-12
ROOMS FURNIsHED-Nertheass !

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40 11th 81. NJ, Apt. 4-Nies,
clean. warm, comfortable single rm;,
for middle-ase man. TR. e42s.
NICE south rm;. kit; privileges; bus
1877 e '0trst isth 81. ST. N.E.-Larse front
bedrm.; preferably couple or twI
ladies; pvt. entr., phone and semi
sSs SH 5th sT. NE WN.E:-singls rm., lady
LsnGn 4i ssni9i%sNnr asoNr bEpRMs Ell ss7s twin beds
so sDeso aoon M sha 457S closs ssn to strese- sm
ser fsE aSe So. 0uSllff;r eaPfroI-pouble room,
next to bath: no other foomers:
suitable for gentleman; very quiet
FTRN: hHRs IN. SA' seos soT single man: HON home.
,sss lIss aaMIfRS stRM2sfRsess ST. NElt Ncs hogs
for employed gentlemen; convenient
to transportation and sestauraannts.
80 RaoYE a4ES ISLAND AvE.-sunny
front rE Em Il t%n Sn he'd beds c.1 1und prys ass
CoLORED-NIcELY FURN. ROOM.
next to bath. in an apt. for refined
Gns ma9 p couple II. nafIk,r S1g1 ;ls ;roIs
room for empl. couple, 2 men Or
coioREpmsls s55as Dris1lssei 81. 81 ss1e s.E.En5
cOLoRED-PRivATE ROOM, man
Ing facilities. AT. osb5. Is
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ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

REFINED LADY wishes to share her
comfortable apt. with clean, sober,
employed couple; COW. transp. VA.
ss1S s1S'i CONN. AvE.-ons girl go to
Ing Ing space. '' is. zoos. Ext. io4.
TWO LADIES or q couple to share
l. Other 5sT lady. 1921 End st. Sc.
al or $eoSi Z GIRLS to share modern MnS a.
csII eS1m rR agt' 5iisl SSt for room and oGsrd
EMPLOYED GIRL to share bsmt..
pvt; shower. twin beds: $32 . mo;
y1lIvA: Gall At & 1892 all Id day Sunday sur .l
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WOMAN wishes to share lovely apt:
xem.n se sss'iPn sn.. with nth Ak Or AS refined
GIRL to share. apt. with another
GIsi Shsl - TE; !S.I. las4 ,,or, VI. ,.t1 MA l8.
III, III aSoaF, osa4 with another girl; E,s Nv
~ =; !:s!: sssTy %! "a: H.; :.,..' :''s S! s'ss
WILL SHARE my 5-rm. apt. with
empl. couple: refs. exchanged. OW.
.5429. 8 am. to 4 pm; If,
Seai1 at with other s sirl sni,s pson:
Cali after s pm, TR. 1858. -l2
1 OR e GIRLS to share furn. apt.
in convenient sc. section with EN-.
ployed girl: reasonable rent; refer.
ences exchanged; AK: 6626 after
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AVIATION

PTPER J-3. 65-h.p.; need 8 members
for 10.member club; S110 and $3.50
per hour. Call BUTCH. TIE. 1898,
between 2 and 8 pm. 13s
QUARTER OWNERSHIP in 1880
Monocoupe with GOA Lambert en-
gine, license; excel. cond.; $500.
AERoNCA HhaS; Aa'tcs CO. 1885 with E-iiss
WANT TO BUY two-place metal air
craft, preferably Cessna; must be
very reasonable Call BARTMS. /.
Ma. 9453 or OIL. 941S. Ia