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Evening star., 1949-12-29
INSTRUCTION COURSES

MODERN TRAINING In beauty cul.
ture, all subjects taught. Approved
by Government for GI training. day
and evening classes. WAR-FLYNk
BEAUTY COLLEGE, 1910 G st. NV
DI 1892
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DANCE TEACHERS

(10). Don Martini needs young men,
ages 90 to 80, with personality and
ambition to teach ballroom dancing.
No experience necessary. trainins
given free. College background de-
sired. but not essential. Excellent
salary and opportunity for advance
ment to supervisors. interviewers
and branch managers; weeks va.
cation with pay per annum. Apply
In person, noon to 8 pm. Do not
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BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through ADVERTISE
ments In The Star.
: BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

COMBINzTION WOMENs sPE-
CiAITY and dress-making shop
vie. 18th and Columbia I'd: we'll
est'd service dept: excel. reputation;
sacrifice for quick sals. Hu. s2Se.
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SUPERVISOR for cafeteria counter:
IL to $3.50 Pm; good salary and
meals; closed Saturday; open eun.
day. vENEzIA CAFETERIA. 1855
sGWaTc:HSeARD GSnr: aye, RE- 'orERAroR-rYfryfsr.
CO. experienced pref. but not es-
sential, $46 per week to start. AUTO
WHOLESALERS, INC, Ii. 3-esOO.
rYPfsT ser pstsnt law arm. short
hourg~ 1hone d. o006. III
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when anspertno Advertisements
eddyessed to Star bo5es do NOT
tnclose original references, or
other materials OF personal Ddtue;
CoDiss serpe the purpose ana
orirfHdls ndp oct lost.
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CAR HOPS

Young men between Is and 25; for
full time employment: salary plus
tips; meals and uniforms furnished
Positions located in NV. Wash. and
nearby Va. Apply Miss Mccormick,
personnel ONCE, HOT aHOPPES,
INC. $40 Conn. ave. NV
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TYPTST CLERK.

nightwork. Apply Mr.. Kelly. MAR
WINS CREDIT. INC. 734 7th st. NV.
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INC. $40 Conn. ave. NV.
nss. Sorf GOOD saisfs' ADply ADD ,fn ln
KocHER 9S s9soco N5caSsT sERvicE. sss. 80 80
CAR WASHERS, colored. to work In
auto auto laYnd5y; YEfd extra man for week
CARPENTERS. all-around mechanics
ton wages. Report to 25o1 Calvert
cARPESTERs Maintenance Is1 work
! men need apply. INTERVENING Thurs.
HEcHIHaER ana nfl, e ca 18th and H SITS: o. a,e.
CARPENTERS 80, report to. job.
81 e2ls sradley ndiiTF'sr sfvd. Ed' Bethesda slf
cAsHIERs, srocery clerks. white. age
y to 80, for permanent full; time
must be high school Fradustes and
an organization that Sf'1sse offsrs eseeiient Hra
promotional opportunities: 6-day
s45 week. Phone Al. :7sssst4pfb,assssa 7ss4 betxeena
chr vbs f1a Noon fDg sppointmsn
Of butchering. also soups and sauces;
good hours and working conditions.
Reply, giving experience, age, ref
sIence' salary desired. Box 279-M,
Al
CHEF. capable of manasine kitchen
on percentage basis, excel. oppor-
tuuity for reliable non-drinkins and
exper man; refs. MADRID GRILL.
COLLECTOR. outside, on delinquent
charge accounts; excel chance to
build good paying route: in jewelry
store: compens alton good. See Mr..
cohkEcTokssaLiEsMAN, oci5R- 4 Fl aiS; with Cs car;
selling and collecting on blankets,
linens, silverware. on instalment
basis; established groups. Apply
mornings only, 2149 Queens Chapel
I'd. ne, Ii. 3-4340.
COOK, dinner. 1st class, must be all
around man. sober, references re-
CURED. Hrs. to 9 pm. Apply
3433 Conn. ave. NV. after l pm
COLLECToR-sALEsMAN-LonR es-
tablished furniture store will have
opening January 3 due to the per-
manent illness of present employee
This is an excellent and unusual
opportunity for mature family ran
with earning over S100 weekly. Ex-
perience helpful. car necessary. Long
hours and hard work but dividends
to whoever needs q good weekly SAL
ary: Box 456-L. Star. 80
COUNTER MAN wanted; no expert
seTt Aneis N mTst Ss nsat Asnd snd
AnHnanGIis Ed s,asdenssurs ,tH Nd S9'
motive experience. Good salary to
start with, exceptional opportunity
for advancement. Write for particu.
lars RoY 921-Z Star
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STENOGRAPHER

4o-hr., 5-day wk. Apply In person.
RKO RADIO PICTURES, 203 Eye
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Lock Trouble? MA. 6058
Home and auto locks repaired and
replaced. Keys f1tted to any lock;
door checks overhauled.
CENTRAL SAFE 81 LOCK CO.,
Q02 EYE ST NV.
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YOUNG MEN

YOUNG MEN
(1O). Don Martini needs young men,
ambition to teach ballroom dancing.
No experience necessary. training
given free. College BACKGROUND de-
sired. but not essential. Excellent
salary and opportunity for advance.
ment to Supervisors. interviewers,
and branch managers; 4 weeks va, w..
in person. noon to 5 pm. Do not
phone
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

3. MALLOS, EX. 521S, ST. 44et
1929 Vermont Ave. NV. =
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ARMY BUILDINGS
AT FORT BELvOIR. VA.
20x4S to 20x100
AS Low as SITS

AS Low as S75
Easily dismantled and re-erected.
Low prices on lumber. windows, etc.
Open daily and sunday. $50 to 4:30.
Harris Wrecking Co.
SALES oFFICE-BUnDINd N-3
Middleton Rd. at 14th st.
Fort Belyoir Va
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ELEVATOR OPERATOR, coiored, ex.
perienced. Apply ALBAN TOWERS
GE.9o Sn9o % Mass; c aye: NO.; 20
working cond.. good salary, paid va
cation, some stenog. work; must be
between ages Of 21 and 3b, able to
accept responsibility. Mr.. Kirkland
WEATHERGUARD CORP, 1921
14th st. NV 20
live in. VI. 1905. -3l
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DON MARTINI
-o~ 4oxx -, -,

DISHWASHER - Reference required
thoroughly experienced; niEhtwork
Apply 5031 Conn. ave.
DISHWASHER. part-time. colored
hours. $50 to pm. weekdays. ]
to 8 pm. Sundays: Mondays OF.
nm s"h "'"' .ad
DRIVERS t2), wholesale laundry and
dry .sSi cleaning .,,s routes ute , Tnst plr 5e
NER LAUNDRY. $50 9TH st. Sc.
DRIVERS wanted for Diamond cabs;
new and used cars avail; reas
rental rates; must have identinca.
tion card. Diamond lot, 101 M st.
ne See MELVIN HERRIMAN
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SOLICITORS

SOLICITORS
For circulation department of news
paper; good opportunity, small sal
ary plus commission: must be neat
appearing and physically At. Apply
personnel once. Room sos, The
Star Building.
THE EVENING STAR
11n1 na kra N VI
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Van SAINT Pharmacy
1910 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Is a Star Want-Ad
Branch Agency

Other Branches eonven-
ientIy located throughout
the City for the oecep-
tonce Of Classified Ad-
vertising. .-
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MATTRESSES

. Shirlington Hot Shoppe
Young ladies bet. ID and 35 who
are living in Virginia and interested
In waitress work, excel. working
cond., salary plus tips. meals and
uniforms furn. Apply manager
SHIRLINGTON HOT SHOPPE. d
MATTRESSES WANTED - Apply
SAFEWAY LUNCH. sos X st. NV.
80
MATTRESSES WANTED, white. for
New Years eve. WALDROPS RES
UN. 1915
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PERSONAL

ROOM AND BOARD for elderly peo-
pie. with nursing care. Opp. Walter
DAY CARE, Southeast. RANDALL
HYLAND NURSERY. 7:15 to 6:15.
Hot meals. vi. 1866. 80
FEEL BETTER, after hrst treatment
or no fee, diathermy, galvanic. sun
rays, vibration, manipulation and
other methods, relieves high blood
pressure: arthrltis, constipation;
sinus colds, or fu, aching joints and
swollen feet helped remarkably;
men and women. Lady naturopath,
e, years success, fee very moderate.
HAVE Is CHOICE BURIAL sites in
Cedar Hill Cemetery. VIII sacrifice
nsns t9r OF nv value; sao, JOHN D. NEo-
PERMANENT, 81: shampoo and
WARFEYNS assl xassi 'Gs: EEAGTY u 4'es. eoIIEaE.
12lO G st. NV.
LEA ENGEL, dresmaker, wishes to
extend to her many satisfied Gus
a very merry Christmas and happy
lilo F st. NV, RIM. 20. Tel,
VACANCY, convaiescent home; cheer
full rooms, good food, tray serylce'
500 mo. HU. 339S. 80
ALTERATIONS. all ladies' garments;
prompt and nn sfscient sesyisse: 5yss open
WANTED-Mother's full-time care OF
baby girl. 10 months old: NV: sec
ton; preferably q childless home
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BRICKLAYER LABORERs wanted.
Apply at 9th st: and Foxhall pl. Sc.
or call FA O5S9. -2e
BUTCHER, must be reliable. steady
worker; refs. necessary: permanent
lob. Apply 4415 Bowen I'd. Sc.
Evening star., 1949-12-16
6. 0.P. Urged toUnite
With Dixie Democrats
InCoaIition for 1852
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Dec
16.-Walter S. Hallanan urged
yesterday a consolidation OF Re-
publicans and States Rights DEM
ocrats behind a coalition ticket
in the 1852 presidential election
Mr.. Hallanan, Republican ma
tional committeeman for West
Virginia, said he was not in favor
of a merger of those two groups
into new political party.
The COP leader set forth his
views in a letter to Guy Gabriel
son, Republican national chair
man.
Asked for Suggestions.
Mr. Hallanan had received
earlier one of the letters Mr.. Ga.
brielson has mailed to party lead
ers seeking suggestions regarding
the form a restatement of Repub.
lican principles in advance Of th'
1850 campaign should take.
cooperative action Of Republi
cans and States Rights Democrat
behind the same presidential ant
vice presidential candidates il
1852 would assure. Mr.. Hallanal
said, that electoral votes of thos'
Evening star., 1949-12-16
Labor Defeat Deepens
In Australian Election
~ the Assoeiotsd Press

SYDNEY, Australia. Dec. 10
Scattered votes which continued
to straggle in from Australia s
general parliamentary election to-
day indicated that the Labor
Party has had even greater re-
verses than early tallying indi-
Gated.
Two seats in the 121-member
house still remained in doubt.
Labor today appeared likely to
win one Of them, but the outcome
of the other was a tossup.
The Liberal Party. which will
lead the new government coali-
ton, seemed certain of SO seats
while it's coalition partner, the
Country Party, appeared assured
of 81, memberships in the House
of Commons.
Labor. which Saturday night
looked certain to win so seats, had
declined as vote counting con-
tinued until today the outgoing
government party was certain OF
only IS seats.
The counting Of votes for Sen
ate seats so far indicated the Lib
ral-Country Party coalition would
win "a places to Labor's IA.
Il i
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King George Unit 10 Study
zoninq Need on Route 3O1
Special Dispatch 10 The Star

SPsSi0t 6tSpo'SH 10 o'o'
KING GEORGE, Va, Dec. 10
A planning commission headed by
H. G. Wegner has been appointed
by the King George County Board
of Supervisors to determine
whether zoning rules should be
set up for properties adjoining
Route 301.
Plans are under way for beau
tification of the highway which
has been designated as a memorial
in honor of service personnel of
both world wars.
Other members of the commits
sion are James D. Owens, G.. P.
Gemmil. Carleton Davies, L. w.
Fitzgerald, Earl Brown, Mrs.
Thomas L. Hunter and Josephine
Garnett.
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States opposing the socialistic or
der" of the current administration
would all be counted for the same
ticket.
THAT" he continued, would
seem to be the practical and SEN
sible approach to the problem.
He said he felt an outright
merger of the two groups would
be unwise, Impractical and unnec-
essary.
Likes Name of Republicans.
Mr.. Hallanan also expressed un-
willingness to give up the name
Republican" which he said was
rooted deep in the soul of Ameri-
ca" and which for rs years has
symbolized peace, progress and
prosperity"
He likewise noted that "chang-
ing the name Of the party would
involve a long. cumbersome and
costly process to obtain legal rec
ognition in practically all of the
States, and the laws of some are
so rigid that the new party might
never gain a place on the ballot
Philosophical Society
DR.. Dan Burk, of the National
Institutes Of Health will speak al
a meeting of the Philosophical
Society of Washington at 8:ls
pm. tomorrow in the Cosmos Clut
Auditorium. Madison place anc
H street NV. His topic will be
"Thermodynamic Aspects of Pho
ItosyntheSis."
Evening star., 1949-12-16

Australia is spending $500, ,000,-
900 on her navy.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-12-08
Team StandIng
ST. MARY'S
LEAGUE

The Seabees won all three of their
games last week to increase their
lead by one game over the second
place Air Corps. The Seabees al
SO had the high team single game
$3.50, but the Marines had the high
set (1542).
Mary Bittorf had the high indi-
yidual single game for the ladies
Gid, while Richard Ham had the
high game for the men (136) and
Jack Weaver took the high set (345)
100000 Glass
j. Weaver, 131, 115-345; r. Ham,
1856, 107-339; ]. Hennebreger, 125,
110-338;. P. Carpegna, 118, 111-338;
H. Jolliffe, 1875, 110-325; j. Helmer,
ia, 107321; E. Henson, 111-3O5; C
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-12-08

vidual honors, with single game
of 1913 and three-game set of 319.
100000 Glass
M. Routzahn, 1913, 1OO-319; ".
Warner, 1O7, 11O-S15; L. Carey, 100,
106-31O; A. Ruth, 111-3O5; j. War
ner, los, 1O8-3O4; P. Forrest, 1O9-
300; L. Bare, los, 1O2; M. Snyder,
1O6, 101; v. Rowland, 101, 1903; G.
Leatherman CD 1O4, 100; R. Hause,
lis; ]. Rummel, 113; NJ. j. Bone
brake, 113; W. Knight, 113; A. Knode,
100; R. Baughman, 1903; ]. Lewis,
1903; E. Hause, LOT; R. Bowman, 1O6;
v. Gossard, 1903; T. Carbaugh, 1O2;
c. White, 1O1; R. McAllister, 1o1; M.
McClain, 101; v. Helm, 1O1; L. Nc
Kinsey, 100.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-12-08
Team Standing
LIONS CLUB
LEAGUE

After two weeks lay-off, bowl
ing was resumed on Thursday night
and for the third week the Tails
won all three of their games to give
them perfect record in the second
quarter. The Paws, however, who
are in tie for third place, book
both team honors, with single game
of 544 and three-game set of 1871.
Howard had the high Individual
single game Q32), but Hess came
through with the high set $3.50.
100000 Glass
Hess. 127-338; Vance, 125-32S; Cos
lin, 124-916; Welty, 121; Lewis, 100
1888; Kieffer, 117-311; Bryan, 115-
305; Minnich, 114-324; Fiery, 49,
308; Hoffman, 112; Burkholder, 112;
Farley, liz; Glass-317; Thomas, 1903;
Foltz, 100000; Copley, 1O4-312;
Sperow, 104; Oliver, 104-301; Stone,
104; Sellman, 102; Marshall, 1902;
Hoffmaster, 101; Ridenour, 1O1; Ar
mold, 100.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-12-08
Team Standings
----s--.
MINOR
LEAGUE

The Prospect Diner team picked
up three points last week and are
now out on top by nine points over
Antietam Printing, French BARRIERS
and South End Tavern. who are in
a three-way tie for second place.
The latter two teams also picked up
three points apiece, while Antietam
Printing could only get two An
tietam Printing, however, had both
team high scores, with a single game
of COS and three-game set of 1868.
B. beavers had the high individ-
ual single game CAD, but Bates
beat him out for the high three
game set (361).
125-33O Glass
Prospect Diner-H. Nigh, 1888.
Antietam Printing!. Hammak-
er, 1853; Bates, 140-361; H Krotzer,
128-335.
French Barbers-D. Middlekauff,
$50; N. Hoover, 1873; J. Mobley. 128-
344; E. Crawford, $50.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-12-08
Team Standing
on Lost
MAJOR
LEAGUE

Crouse's Billiard Parlor won all
three games and total pinfall last
week, to increase their lead to six
points over the second-place. Con-
sumers Credit Service. Snyder's
Market also picked up four points to
move them up into the third spot.
The West End A. c. had the high
single game $500, but Consumers
Credit took the high three-game set
(1842).
w. ,Fahrney, of the West End
team, was really on the ball, com
ing up with the high single game of
III to tie the league record for the
season. and then going on to get a
new three-game record for the Ma
jor League this year (415).
120-330 Glass
Crouse's Billiard Parlor-R. Horn
braker, 122, 14O-373; j. Wolfensber-
ger, 125-349; C. Drenner, 1874, 1856
387.
Consumers Credit Service-C.
Black, 129, 158-398; R. Dinterman,
128345; T. Day, Jr., 142, 1923 1876
391; A. Palladino, 1919, 1896.
w. A. Snyder's Market-W. Sny-
der, 144-359; K Eckard, 138-35O; R.
Fahrney, 124, 125-357.
Tortuga Restaurant-E. Weaver,
120349; L. Kendle, 1876; C. Harsh
man, 122-341; w Bradley, Jr., 1913,
1859.
West End A. &C. Miller, AL
349; J. Bitner, 122-347; w. Fahrney,
125, 171-415
Smiths Sherwood Station-H.
Price, 1882; w. Hays, 1913, 1873
358.
B. F. Goodrich-C. Wolfensber-
ger, 131-348; E. Hines, 122-343; cab
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-12-08
DOWN THE
BY Doug Stewart

three-garne set $3.50
game (140) and Cook had the high
12O-32O Glass
Schneider, 124 C. Black, 124,
12S-353; E. C. Tracy, 120-329; w.
Grove, 100; Kick, 14O-334; Meats,
331; Weibel, 800; F. Burger, S26; H.
Barger, 127-326; Trovinger, 800;
Lushbaugh, 331; D. Tracy, 100; J..
Burger, 1883; C. Spangler, 1877
S54; Biser, 1S1-S41; Al Burger, 1922
1886; CHM, 121-324; Mertz, 1886; Hill
debrand 13O-337; C. Lushbaugh, 322;
Snyder, $40; Speaker, 1875; Cook,
133-359
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-12-08
Team Standing
Points
EAGLES CLUB
LEAGUE

The four-way tie for first place
was reduced to two-way tie last
week, when the Falcons and Spar
rows both won all three of their
games to divide the top spot, but
neither team figured in the high
scoring, as the Quails had the high
single game 1922 and the Wrens
the high three-game set (1599).
Kick had the high individual
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-12-08
WOW. LADIES
LEAGUE

The first-place tie between the
Leafs and Saps was broken on
Thursday night, when the Leafs
won two games to go on top, while
the Saps dropped both of theirs.
Jane Zimmerman came through
with a smashing 141 to give her the
high single game of the night and
also a new league record for the
season, and although she fell down
quite bit on her second game. she
was also credited with the high two
game set (235).
200 Or Better Glass
j. Zimmerman, 141-235; A. Carper,
122-212; H. Lefever, 114-210; P.
Myers, 1O5-205; L. Hoover, 117-2O4;
B. Wiles, 1O5-203
80 Or Better Glass
C. Nemzek, LOT; B. Hart, 105; S.
Lehman, 1O4; M. Athey, 1O3; M.
Kretzer 100; E. Lake, 100; S. Whit
tington, SO; c. Bowman, 90; N
Socks, SO; M. Gelwicks, 81; NJ Carp
er, 81; Viands, 81; Slower, SO; G..
Keckler, 90; c. Russell, "a; M. Hill
debrand, SO; E. Ogden, go; A. Stew
enson, 90; P. Trovinger, 81; A. Fuss,
81; H. Henson, 81; O. Stoddard, 81;
NJ. Bowman, 80.
Team Standing
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-12-08
KIWANIS CLUB
LEAGUE

The Kidwells, after finishing in
the cellar in the first and second
periods, started the third period on
Thursday night with bang by
winning all three games to take the
top spot. The Logs, however, had
both team high scores, with a sin
gle game of 533 and three-game set
of 1914, the latter a new high for
the season.
Charlie Grice had the high in
dividual game, coming up with a
score of 1873 Ga new record for the
season.. He also had the high three
game set (348). Berry Plummer al
so had a private record of his own,
when, for the second time in his
bowling career, he bowled three
hundred set
900 Or Better Glass
Grice, 348; Sager, 342; Graft, 1886;
10y, 1872; Jones, 311; Ward, 301; Dut-
ton, 301 Plummer, 300.
Team Standing
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-12-08
Team Standing
EASTERN STAR
LEAGUE

After last weeks bowling the
Mars team was on top, four games
ahead of the second place Neptunes.
The third-plaee Venus team, how
ever, had both high scores, with a
single game of sos and three-game
set of 1927.
Marion Hess was the top bowler,
with a single game of 1874 and three
game set of 1913,
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-12-08
Team Standing
Points
Division 2

The Lilacs won three points last
week to remain on top, but the For
get-Me-Nots, who won all four points,
replaced the Pansies in second place.
High single game was taken by the
Pansies (493), but the Iris team took
the high three-game set (1425).
V. Patterson had the high single
game ODD and Irby took the high
three-game set (315).
100000 Glass
l. Irby, 112, 111-315; o. Jones, 116-
80; P. Knepper. ITO, 10000; v.
Patterson, 131-308; F. Couchman,
100, 100, 1O7-3O7; G. Stouffer, 1873
3O5; B. Schwinger, 10, 1O5-3O4; c.
Price, 108-3O4; M. Warrenfeltz, 1O7,
10000; c. Fitz 100, 1O1-3O1; B. A.
Staley, 1O6, 100; G. Stout, 1O1, 100; l..
Kidwell, 116; A. McSherry, 1O5; l..
Crawford, 105; M. Haynes, 1O5; j.
Miller, 1903; L. Miles, 103; M.
Barnes. 102; L. Abel, 100.
Team Standing
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-12-08

South End Tavern-D. Williams,
1856; H. Jones, 127.
Beck's Tavern-B. beavers, 147-
349.
Bowers Atlantic. Cearfoss, l3O-
$40.
Hagerstown Gas Company-F.
Burger, $50.
Smith Oil-R. Bowman, 144-344;
T. Fitz, 341; w. Meats, 126.
Five Spots-P Fales, 1873; Whit
tington, l26-345.
Team Standing
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-12-08
SUNDAY SCHOOL
WOMEN'S LEAGUE
Division 1

With the Lilacs and the Iris teams
both picking up three points last
week, the Lilacs still maintained
their one-point lead One of the
Lilacs' games with the Violets end
ed in a tie, with the Vielets win
ming the roll-off. The third-place
Pansies took both team honors, with
single game of Sill and three
game set of 1888.
Mary Routzahn took both indi-
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-12-08
Team Standing
POTOMAC EDISON
MEMS LEAGUE

The tie between the White Sox
and the Red Sox was broken on
Monday night, when the Red Sox
picked up three points to go out in
front, while the White SoX lost all
four of their points The Cards, led
by Lloyd Higgs, set new high team
game for their league with score
of GIT (the previous high was sos
held by the Yanks). 1t remained,
however, for the last-pIace Tigers
to come up with the high three-game
set (1665).
R. Startzman and r. Beard tied
for the high individual single game
CAD, but Beard was more consist
ent and went on to take the high
high set 1851.
12O-33O Glass
r. Beard, 147-358 G. Couchman,
1873, 13O-355; r. Horst, 127-350; B.
Helm, 120-334; w. Snyder, 125-320;
R. Startzman, 147-333; D. Williams,
140-332; L. Wallis, 121-328; r.
Brown, 12O-322; D. Smith, 1888;
E. Gysberts, 12O-329; L. Higgs, 145-
345; j. Brode, 1885,; F. Poffen-
berger, 1923; P. Crunkleton, 1876; j.
Griffin, 1872; K. Bush, 143; E. Lizer,
1877; c. Adams, 1913; B. Hoffman, 1919.
Team Standing
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Basore, 1O6, 1OO-SO5; t. Ham, 1O9,
100000; E. McCarren, 1O7-3O1; R.
Brady, 116; C. Bittorf, lis; L. Shelf
fer, ia; F. Mazzo, 112; M. Bittorf,
Ill; R. Fratianni, ITO; w. Brinton,
1O8; ". Castle, 1903; R. Zappacosta,
105; j. Stevenson, 105; R. Keller,
104; B. Stinebaugh, 1903; F. Fratianni,
1902; H. Carper, 102; L. Hoover, 101.
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100 Or BETTER Class

M. Hess, 1874, 1O8-323; B. Schwing-
er, lis, 1O2-311; H. Worthington, 1876
300; B. Fockler, 111-3O3; D. Snapp,
Ill; M. Trace, 100; P. Jennings,
1O7; B. King, 1O3, 100; N. Evans, 1O3;
N. Rouzer, 101; K. Blenard, 100.
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POTOMAC EDISON
GIRLS LEAGUE

The league wound up their first
half last week, but as it ended in a
tie between the Emerald and Sap
phire teams. those two teams were
scheduled to hold their roll-off game
last night to decide the winner. The
Pearl team, captained by Vera Hut
son, took both team honors, with a
single game of 486 and two-game
set of GIT.
Individual honors, however, were
divided, with Eula Boppe having the
high single game (114) and Vera
Hutson the high two game set (2OO.
Margaret Potts wound up the first
half with the high average (975),
while in second and third places
were Thelma Carbaugh (95) and
Doris Bremen (92.8).
Top Averages
Margaret Potts, 97.5; Thelma Car
baugh, 95; Doris Bremen, 92.8; Bet
ty Bremen, GIG; Ginny Stoner, 90.6;
Vera Hutson, 90.5; Anne Myers, 1913;
Della Quinn, 1876; Frances Berger,
1873; Doris cunningham, 1878.