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Evening star., 1949-05-11
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. May II GTt--Whe&t got OF
TO Arm start on the Board of Trade
today, taking an overniSht Government
forecast OF bumper winter wheat crop
about a cent were recorded in the bread
cereal
Both the May wheat delivery and the
neT-crop months shared In the whea
advance Trading, little slow at The
start. picked up in volume as the session
crop forecast vas in line with expecta-
Near the end Of the nrst hour wheat
was @e-B higher May 23as, corn Was
unchsnsed to - higher, May .33as. and
oats were l.-is higher, May 6sfs Soy
iiEht at so cars This small run save a
arm tone to early dealings tn futures.
with continuation of favorable wes theF
corn seeding IN the main belt should be
completed in 10 days, according TO private
while While winter wheat crop OF ,021.-
100000 bushels certainly would be
another enormous harvest. grain men were
more concerned at the moment over CROP
developments in the American Northwest
spring wheat territory and in Canada
Traders said the bumper harvest IN
at present price levels. which are around
20 cents eushei under the prospective
Government loan rate for cash wheat
mere At this price. it was reasoned
producers would hardly hurry to sell
The Canadian Bureau of Statistics came
up with report somewhat more optimis-
tic than recent private dispatches II
sald seeding OF wheat is about completed
IN Manitoba. 65 per cent completed in
saskatchewan. and well advanced in Al
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Savings Banks Group
Will Hear Snyder

Speakers announced l%s@2Y Ia-
re 2stA annual e1aser~aes q:
tt4e Na:aoSa&l A~s<x .ag4aan G.! NJ
iuAl SAysHS> Bark. es~l.ag a.
.i2e sia;le- sora-Tos morning gs-
e.4ae Treasury Secretary So tes
J. Burke Knapp a. .ss STATE ~
pa tsneni. William : Ma4de as.
socsAticn president ana R&>rso:ss
Aoley. contributing ec!:ct Ncw$-
aeSk MAGAZINE Dg { lFs~a
0lrnn. s. Johns KpasccpAl
Church. AL oeeg the og~a.sss -
yocatso.
More than poo hank ostscevs ard
trustees are expec .r1 AZ tGss t!lsee e
day SrsSlocS Tlcsr ea2g& nos
have deposits o! SIS 900 900 G,Ho
SAVINGS bank pfoo.r3sS tne ela ID
ness outlook. ard ghe ocy}d sa&Gkc,
viii De covered tg.lN by experts
Election a officers. The ana4A.
dinner and other social eNrrls
will complete 3 busy program
Maryland and Virginia mai4Al
banks Will send many csleEageS
II Was learned today
Evening star., 1949-05-11
Early Gains Trimmed
As Rally Started by
.SteeIs Bogs Down
o. sess a Aa4aSazssc Fr~as

NEW YORK. May li.--A rally
in stocks. led by steel shares.
begged down before u got vel
under way today.
Gains we're still in q majority
but the days best prices were
trimmed all along the line. Some
issues slid into minus territory.
The recovery In the steel group
followed q recent sinking spell
which carried Bethlehem to a new
low for the year and other S,eels
to within q short distance Of the
le49 lows.
United States Steel recovered
nearly all OF yesterdays loss Of
"a Of point but fell back with the
others. Still ahead, however. were
Bethlehem. RepublicSteel Youngs-
town Sheet and Jones & LAughlin.
National Steel veered between un-
changed price and q slight loss.
Gains were retained by General
Motors. Chrysler. Studebaker,
Santa Fe. New York Central. ILL.,
nois Central. Richheld Oh. Eastern
Air Lines. American Cyanamid,
Montgomery Ward. Sears. Roe
buck: Woolworth. Schenley. West
ern Union. Commonwealth Edison.
Consolidated Natural Gas. Air Re-
duction. General Electric. Dow
Chemical. United States Gypsum.
American Woolen and Interna-
tional Paper.
On the. balky side were Good
rich. North American Co, Ans
conda and Kennecott Copper.
Allied Chemical and J. c. Penney.
American Telephone lost ss at
one time. sinking to the lowest
price since l943. but the decline
was shaded.
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Produce Markets

Baltimore quotations supplied by the
united states Agriculture Department:
Apples-Eastern supplies insufficient to
quote.
Potatoes - Old. market about steady:
Ioo-pound sacks. U. s. No. /. New York.
{. sweet ppts.ees-pus; few sales; rev
yersey, bushel hampers, Jerseys, o. g. No
j processed. 1904 90; Goldens. u. g.
No. !, 1905 90
Poultry Market.
i. Foultry-Easier undertons trading
nsed psaends r'e:'Ps moasaa'e ssH ..y.s EEzsF'
Breilers. too few sales to- quote prices.
FoSl. colored, s9-4I: iishtweights. LeF-
horns mostly 30. :
Grain Market.
FIour-Recefpts. none.
Wheat--Receipts, l56.6a9 bushels, none: !:
stocks. 3,ol6,6s7 bushels. No. 2 red
Hst HSintsrs Ea.ElictSy; spot; dOmsstic. a4lh:
corn-Receipts. 4,0Ss bushels: ship
ments. none; stocks. e70.076 bushels
Oats-Recetpts. none: shipments, none:
stocks, 5000 bushels.
Barley-Receipts, none; shipments, none
stocks 323.ass bushels;
ments. $4,000 bushels; stocks 6740ss
Soybesns-Receipts. 3.e64 bushels: ship
ments, none: stocks. ls4 .s2l bushels.
Millfeed-ReceiptS none.
Butter and Esgs.
EgRs-Market sliShly weaker. receipts
moderate, demand slow, wholesale selling
large 5o;6.; few 49, current receipts.
Reeeipts--Eess. $50 cases; butter.
107 ,616 pounds.
Evening star., 1949-05-11

contest in Cleveland in 1945 and
served as chairman of the National
Public Speaking Committee in
1916.
Other officers elected include
Samuel c. Redman. jr., Lincoln
National, first vice president;
Ralph H. Mittendorff, American
Security, second vice president;
Miss Eleanor E. Omohundro,
Union Trust, secretary; Miss Fran
ces E. Powell, Washington Loan,
assistant secretary: Lloyd S. Carey.
Suburban National. treasurer. and
William H. Smith, Riggs National,
chief consul.
Elected to the Board of Cover
nors were James B. Ahalt. City
Bank; Frederick A. Daum. Secur-
ity Savings; Leona E. Draeger.
Washington Loan, and George b.
Earnshaw, Metropolitan. There
were a few very lively contests.
JONES Office Expanded.
Robert C. Jones g. Co. has
opened a Mutual Fund department
under the management OF Philip
x. Reilly who has been in the
financial district here for nearly
20 years. The firm also plans TO
handle the distribution of Republic
Investors Fund, Inc, and Sovereign
Investors. Inc, in six Southern
States. Francis I. Du Pont 81 Co.,
the Washington firms New York
correspondent, has supervision Of
these portfolios.
The Hecht Co., which operates
II stores in Washington. Mary
land and New York, reports total
sales in the first quarter Of $18,-
657,633, an increase of IL per
cent over the like period a year
ago.
Demand Deposits Rise.
Demand deposits in Washing
ton banks rose $13,714,000 in the
week ended May 4. the Richmond
Reserve Bank reported today.
Savings deposits were unchanged.
Total assets moved up from $944.-
643, 900 to $955,277.000.
An issue of $40. 10000 Potomac
Electric Power 27s per cent first
mortgage bonds. due in 1884, were
placed on sale today by an UNDER
writing syndicate headed by Hal
sey, Stuart e. Co. The bonds
are priced at 101A2. ss@ sz
The new common stock will be
offered present holders at $3.50
a share. ANY unsuhscribed stock
will be offered the public at the
prevailing market price after the
rights" expire on May rs. So
Evening star., 1949-05-11
Business Briefs

uOlGSd1C UUu 1AHSACAs buoSA VA
total cost of a pound each Of 81
foods in general use, declined this
week to $3.50 from 5.71 q week
ago and is 1870 below the $6.s3
Of q year ago.-Dun 81 Bradstreet'
Edison Electric Institute re-
ported power production for week
ended May dropped to $685.
5e2, 600 kilowatthours VS.. $685.
S41,000 the previous week, but
Was 3.9 per cent above the 5,O87.-
264,000 of a year ago.
sPennsylvania Railroad profit
April will be sufficient to wipe out
first quarter loss of $965,252 and
leave a net income for the 4
months, M. w. Clement, president,
told stockholders.
y. C. Penny Co. reported April
sales of $76, ,295,729. up 22.3 per
cent from $62.342,567 in April.
1p48. For four months $685.
1921, up 6.67 per cent from
1921 ,024,6 ,691 in 1948.
sWalgreen Co. reported April
sales of $13,272,449. up Al per
cent from $12,679.814 in 1948. For
four months. $52,225. .448. up 1.6
per cent from $5l .420.616 in 1s48.
international Paper Co. in first
quarter earned $l3.sl4,s31 or 1882
a. share VS.. $l3.313,408 or 1888 in
1e48 period.
Gulf Oil Corp. in first quarter
earned $26, ,s73 900 or S2.37 share
VS.. $38,517.000 or $3.50 in 194s
period.
May Department Stores for
year ended January 81 earned
$1s,650, 900 or $6.52 a share VS.
sl7,231. .481 or s5.94 in 1s48.
Western Union Telegraph Co
for first quarter reported a net
loss of $2.550.878 VS.. a net loss OF
$f6S.26 In 1948 period.
sCanadian Gamers, Ltd, fol
year ended February 2S earned
$1.459.650 VS.. 81 $500 IN l948
Briggs Manufacturing Co. ir
first quarter earned s465,5o4 o,
al cents a share VS.. $2,044.s36 OF
$f05 in l948 period.
SCushman's Sons, Inc. for liz
weeks ended April % earned
$155,754 or $9.44 a share vs.
s3es, ,303 or $23.85 in 1948 period
MLowenstein & Sons, Inc, In first
quarter earned $1.294.640 or $l.26
ashare VS.. s4.62s,5l1 or s4.54 In
1S4S period.
STANDARD Oil Co. (Ohio) in first
quarter earned $3.912.160 or $l.0;
share VS.. $6.o52.604 or SLIT ir
1e48 period.
sAmerican p. & L. Co. for year
ended December 81 earned $23,-
67e, 1853 or $l3.36 q share VS.
sa2, ,l67, 1858 or $12.51 in 1947.
White Dental Manufacturing Co
In first quarter earned $320.135 OF
SLOT share VS.. $264.866 or 81
cents a share In 1948 period.
Easy Washing Machine Corp. in
first quarter earned s6.260 or one
cent a share VS.. s799.214 or $l.6C
irii948 period.
aLaclede Gas Light Co. in first
quarter earned S1,076.298 or a
cents share VS.. 81 1.071 .298 or a
cents In 1s48 period.
Ell Paso Electric Co. for yeal
ended March 2l earned 1.24e. .42f
OF $500 q share VS.. sI,ll2.o55 o.
$2.74 In i94a.
Evening star., 1949-05-11
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Market Averoqe.
New York Produce

NEW YORK. May II Ges.-Buttsr. T5n.-
ii6; irregular Wholesale prices on huIk
cartons: Creamery, higher than q. sooTt
(B5. ss: So score 2ci. 5si.. w.
Cheese-433,5 553. steady, pFiees IN
chansed
quotations follow: MioHestfrn. mixed col
ors. extra heavyxeisiatS. 5s-53i4: extra |
large 51-sila sxtra larse, 50-5
45-4s; dirties, 45-46, checks. A. Whites.
fancy heayywefehts- 5J-5s: extra I iar3s.
Sc: extra. medium. 81, Browns, faneg
extra medium. 81
Hearby-lTop quotations On nsaTby
white and brown eGss repressnt higheti
marks available. and not paving prices
TO producers or khipperx.l whites. extra
veiEhts. 52-sa Browns. extra fancy
s4-55: fancy keavywsights,
1888. mediums Ss43
Evening star., 1949-05-11
New York Cotton

NEW YORK May IL. aT.--<ottcn
futures moved within o narrow range OF
IS cents O bale In dull foreBoen trading
today. Activity eenteFed on eysnins-ap
era tinns from May TO Jssy IN old csop
months at difference Of . 100 pa1nts
increased 20 about 1000 bales 80 far
In the session
TRADERS awaited further covering CO.
erstions By shippers agAinss export naki-
ness IEcreaxirs attention was also Paid
20 weather 10 the cotton belt.
Neon prices we're Is cents Q bale lower
to is cents hishsf than the previous
close May 1884. July sass and
Evening star., 1949-05-11

OF washington
Chapter, Amer
ican Institute
of Banking. last
night. succeed
ing Herbert D.
Lawson.
MIR. Porter
has been active
in the chapter
since 1882. serv-
ing on the most
important COM
mittees. He won
the A. P. Gian-
mini n a t | o nal
.a,,hlin cnaokinQ
Evening star., 1949-05-11
FOREIGN Exchonqe

NEW YORK May IL dE E-Forsign ex.
change rates follow fQreat Britain in dol
lars others in eentst; Canadian dollAi
in New York open market, - Der cent
discount, or e512is United States cents
UNCHANGED
Europe-Great Britain. pound, o3s
|unchanRed; Great Britain, 3n-day futures
40li q. Of 7. OF GENT Great Britain,
Great Britain, aa-day futures. 2 ass of
II of a cent; France tfTanci, 5o's Qf q
cent. unchansed; ftaiy IirAl. MAY Fixed
rate 00I 80; April 9oi 93a. Sweden
fkranal 27s5. UNCHANGED SvItzsTianc
franc tfreet. 25 IS. up % OF cent
Latin AmerieR-Arsentins Hreel. 20 P2
chanEed; Mexico. i2 So. UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1949-05-11

Hsuriy Sales On the kxehanss Ieaay:
Ip.m 400 GOO 600 m ooc oso
eUnts of tracing 10 snaFea sln nang-l
ruptcy or receiscrxhfp. or being FeorganSEed
assumed 81 such companies Rates OF div
idends IN she furegotng table ara annual
disbursements based on tbs last euarteriy
wise noted, special or extra dividends ars
not Included ED Called 3 m 6istdtpd
n III rfrhfs. Also EXTRA or exfra& Raus
stock dividend Cash or stock o PAID
III rear. Payable 10 stock. estimated
ear vsirs % sx-dfyidsnd data, 3 De-
eiared % ..sid g fes this ysss. , Des.arsd
4 Declared cr paad EhtS year. N eceumula-
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Porter Elected Chief
OF District Chapter
OF Banking Institute
By Edward G. Stone

Stephen o. Porter, assistant
cashier and assistant manager of
the Friendship Branch. Riggs Ma
tional Bank. was elected president
Evening star., 1949-05-11
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Evening star., 1949-05-11

Crude Petroleum stocks on April
30 totaled 27i .255, 900 barrels. up
/ ,424. 900 barrels for the week
Bureau of Mines.
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;his 5ear. dividend emitted. eetErre9 or No
setaop tsken ss iast Gtyiaer9 meetsng.
& DECLARED 1875 psys11e p 1873, LlaHI.
eash valns rndstsrmtnsd % esclaEHte
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Dividends Announced

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Evening star., 1949-05-11

"aTEs %S,xsdsn Van i 'nf gooss 20 closed ,plus
extra or extras n Paid so far this wear
| PAID In 1898 Unlisted. vi When
issued xr Ex rights.
Evening star., 1949-09-25

Q Here's an offer you can't afford to miss. This
luxurious bath brush is IA inches long and has
long-lasting, quick-drying Wynene bristles. The
crystal-clear Polystyrene handle sparkles like a
jewel-always stays bright and shiny. Slip off
removable handle-and it's q hand brush Don't
miss this exceptional value. You'd pay at least
$1.75 for brush like this in store! It's now
yours for only soc and two box fronts from
Lifebuoy Health Soap-the soap that gets skin
cleaner in your daily bath stops "B. o." as no
other leading soap can. Order several brushes
they make wonderful gifts or bridge prizes.
Evening star., 1949-10-06
CLEARANCE OF HOUSEWARES

CLEARANCE OF HOUSEWARES :
Oria NOW
II Solid stainless steel. 4-qt teo kettles 7so ssS
Il Solid stoinless steel 4-cup percolotors 4so z4S
u Solid stainless steel coke sovers o.9s 34s
loo Zpit cIeoner, removes woxes, ETC. 4Se Z9s
3e4 Zpit transparent coating tor floors,
furniture, etc ------,---------''.H 'se
40 u -aof OCedor Wox ----------- LAY ese
50 4Mirrored shadow boxes ---------- 4s9 z4s
40 Hoffmon sturdee Fiber Brooms ---- '49 7se
IS MetoI stokes for wooden sign boords eoc zse
I Runsey electric lawn mower ------99.oo IVY
avn mower 1876
NV, r,ox.r 23e5 1875
5 loWn mowers ----io.S9 ''S
! Electric lawn mower -----------tS.So IVY
Single burner oil stove e-----------l9.9o Ivy
Titon electric heoter r------------tS.So i4.Ss
Sweet pecon wood cheese sets -----Z4.9o 5SS
MetoI plant stonds ---'--------- 4.4Ss '.ss
~ Rubbermoid droinboord mats ----- 49 7se
observation-disclosures Foor
Evening star., 1949-10-06
GIRLS WEAR

GIRLS WEAR
Orig. NOW
ro N,,.. e..ot.,s hrokeo sizes 8tol4 2o5 l.es
13 A-WooI Sweaters, sizes 7 to 49, o.oo <'e7
Cotton Knit Poiomos sizes and ~ SD '.''
l3 Cotton Flannel Gowns. sizes 8. 10 -.
10 Cotton Flannel Pojomos, sizes 10 and n "a.
LANSBURGHS-Girls Wear-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-10-06
Clearance of Dropery ond Upholstery
Fabric Remnants

50 Yds Dropey ond sipoover lengths 49, hand printed
cotton oIozed chintz ETC. | o5 to 2.95 -- Sc yd.
500 Yds, short enoths Of solid or foro EveroIoze
chntzes 20 yd 49e yd.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fabrics-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-10-06

CLEARANCE OF BOYS WEAR
" Price ond Less
Orig. NOW
80 Jr Boys AIl-WooI sIipovers, sizes ar -.
a and o'70 LOO
At Jr Boys 2-pc. Boxer Short Sets 90.
with knit cotton shirts; broken sizes 10y '.oo
81 Jr Boys 2-pc. Boxer Lonees, with 5.os0 ..
knit cotton shirts; broken sizes so Loo
Is Jr BOYS Washable Boxer S'oeks a..
sizes and 6--~~-- Z"So wv
,, u,,,kv Rove A,i-WooI Dress Stocks, 1885
- t,ul.y 80. oGys .;yss NV - 1875 3.ss
LANSBURGHS-Boys' Wear-Fourh floor
Evening star., 1949-10-06

CLEARANCE OF NEGLlGEES
" Price and Less
Orig. NOW
"a Cotton Neeeees, Ioe ond blue. 90.
4 o. poon ,ersev Hostess Gowns 24o5 lo.sS
IA Print Cotton Neeieees; broken sizes oSo LOO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Floor
Evening star., 1949-10-07
|Giant-Redskin Form
Sheet Scutt|ed in
Pre-Game Figuring
By Lewis F. Atchison

Bill ADDOCC, VINO mas Deen WIFI
ing about the New York Giants
football team in one capacity OF
another for the last Is years. is in
town spreading propaganda about
Steve Owens athletes. Nobody
knows the Giants better than Bill
who was ready to organize the
team himself back in 1925 when
Tim Mara stepped in and saved
him the trouble and about $40, 900
Abbott thinks the Giants have
a terrific team in the making but
that 1t may be q. couple Of weeks
before they really get rolling
Even he confesses, however. that
form means nothing when the
New Yorkers and Redskins get
together. Bill credits much Of this
to Steve Owen, the massive mas
termind, who always saves a stick
Of candy-coated dynamite for the
Skins.
Abbott first met Steve in rs
when Owen showed up in New
York as a member Of the Kansas
Cowboys pro eleven. Bill had tc
rustic up cowboy suits, hire a
band, load everybody on a truck
and drive through the financial
district to sell tickets for that
game. He sold more on the street
than at the box-ofice.
Giants Well Balanced.
Bill likes the 1s49 edition OF
Giants because it has balance
ground and air power, and expert
ence. Much Of it was acquired
over the bargain counter but
Owen knew what he needed and
got to Ed Kelman, the old Chicago
Bear tackle, was nursed through
training camp in the hope the lel
he broke last year would be okay
He's doing fine. Ray Mallouf, vet
eran Chicago Cardinal passer. wal
purchased to back up rookie Char
ley Conerly and they got Noah
Mullins from the Bears to bolster
the running attack. +,
The Giants picked up q place.
ment kicker in old Ben Agajanian
two guards in j. c. Colhouer from
the Cards and Jon Baker from the
Rams. and, of course, they hac
Carl Butkus. onetime George
Washington tackle. whom they
got from the Redskins last year
Butkus is doing a good job de-
fensively, Bill says. and the Tribe
will see a lot Of him Sunday.
In addition to all this. Over
has End Dick Duden, a former
Navy star: AL De Rogatis, a 235.
pound rookie tackle from Duke
and the clubs No. draft choice;
Bill Swiacki, former Columbia stal
and the Giants best pass receiver
plus a nice assortment Of backs.
Says Conerly Is Improved.
Abbott says Conerly is a much.
improved passer over last veal
and will get better with more pro.
lection. Charley. who was Red.
skin property until traded to ths
Giants, really hit his stride fol
the first time this season agains,
the New York Bulldogs a week age
and an encore Sunday might bt
embarrassing to the Redskins.
The Tribe, meanwhile, moved
into permanent quarters at Grit
fifth Stadium today and was
slated to have its first workout
at the bah park. With Johr
Steber. Jim PEBBLES and Ed Quirl
definitely out of the game, Coact
BiIlick Whelchel must do NOR,
patching than q 1872 motorist tx
get a team on the field. Feeble.
is scheduled to play defensivesene
and offensive tackle when he get!
fully recovered from his necl
injury.
Evening star., 1949-10-07
Mrs. Click Leads Field
Into Payne Golf Final
Special Dispaieh 10 The Star

CATONSVILLE, Nd, Oct. T.
Mrs. Maurice Click Of the Wood
holme Club took a 6-stroke lead
into the final round Of the 54-hole
medal play Payne Cup tournament
today at Rolling Road.
Mrs. Click yesterday added an
80 to an opening 78 for a 1853
total, while Mary Ann Downey,
Maryland State women's cham
pion. equaled her own course rec
ord with a 76 to pull into second
place with 88-76-164.
Mrs. Click also is the low net
leader with 1856 for the two rounds.
with Helen Ruff Of Rolling Road
second with 91-10-81 yesterday
for a 157 total.
Betty CARRIER, Argyle Club
champion, was low scorer Of the
Washington delegation with 84-8a
-172. Miss Garber's 1854 was the
low net score Of the District play
ers, with Mrs. A. G. Simmonds OF
Washington Colt and Country
Club, 98-14-84-165; Mrs. John
Long Of Indian Spring, 99-12-87
les, and Mrs. H. E. Davies OF
Manor, 101-12-89-165, next.
Evening star., 1949-10-07
Phelps Is Held 10 Tie
by Baltimore Dunbar

Phelps Vocational and Balti-
more's Dunbar High gridders bat
tied to a TT tie yesterday at
Brooks Stadium.
Phalps scored in the first period
when Ray Hill scooted around
end from five yards out after a
30-yard pass from Ed Isley to
Sandy Freeman and q 5-yard
penalty set up the play. William
Jones passed to James Whitaker
for the extra point.
Dunbar scored in the third
period on a plunge by Fullback
Jim Eggleson. Bud Ralph kicked
the extra point.
DUNBAR OF BALTIMORE.
Ends-Wells, Griffen. Burrell.
Tackles - Bishop Chambers "hi"
Guards-Jacobs, Holt. wriht. Gentry.
BACKS Giles, Locks. spivey, Ralph
Glascoe, Campbell. Stern, Eggleson.s
PHELPS. -.
Ends-Freeman, Jones' Whittacker.
Tackles-Sanis, Taborn, SMITH Green
Guards-Brown, Peterson. r. Smith
Kublin -
centers17Rosles, Robinson. ru co.sv
Hankin, Ross, Hillman, jackson.
Phelps -----~--------- Z g 9 q;
Tcuchdowns - Hill, Eggleson. Point!
after NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e(pass from
JoueS), Ralph (placemenGJ. r
Evening star., 1949-10-07
Bryant Blue Bolts Win

The Bryant Blue Bolts defeated
Congress Heights, 1924, in the
130-pound Brookland Football
League this morning at Turkey
Thicket,