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Odd-Lot Dealings

The Securities and Exchange Commits
sion reported today these transactions by
lists on the New York Stock EXCHANGE for
March IS: 3.536 purchases involving o.
577 shares: 5000 sales involving 7a,15s
shares. including Is short sales involving
200 Gharel.
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Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Mar. 1e R.-Diyidends
declared.
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7. Curb Market
Washington Exchange
SALES.

SALES,
Peoples Drug Stores common-1O 90 at 500.
American Telephone g. Telesraph-6 at
147.
Potomac Electric Power common-5 1T
washington Gas common-1OO at "a
American Telephone Il Telegraph-5 at
Evening star., 1949-03-16

Central Railroad Co. of New
Jersey received ICC authority to
increase its communication fares
and average Of 15%.
Evening star., 1949-06-22
Reid Says Risk-Taker
Needed TO Inject New
Life Into Business

The risk -taker-American prog
ress builder OF the past-is the
necessary serum needed to inject
new life into the Nations busi-
ness OF tomorrow. Thomas r. Reid,
chairman of the National Military
Establishment Personal Policy
Board. declared yesterday.
Mr.. Reid, who Is also vice presi-
dent OF the Mccormick Co.. Inc,
Baltimore, addressed the 29th an
nual meeting of the Washington
Better Business Bureau at the
Mayfower Hotel.
Pointing out that America has
been built by the enterprisers-
the risk-takers who took a chance
he warned that:
THE new generation Of col
lege graduates think In terms Of
security rather than risk taking.
There is a growing tendency on
the part Of the people to turn in
creasingly to Government for all
their needs. This is q new trend
which reverses the time -honored
American concept that q man
earns his way and pays for the
things he needs from his earn
ings."
He acclaimed the Better Bust
ness Bureau as a private regu-
lating force" illustrating how
business can police itself entire
ly apart from Government regu-
lation."
Ralph L. Goldsmith was re-
elected chairman of the Wash
ington Better Business Bureau.
Others reelected are Everett j.
Boothby, vice chairman; Hubert
T. Bisselle. treasurer: r. B. H.
Lyon. counsel. and Herbert J. Rich.
assistant treasurer. Gerald d.
Grosner was elected chairman Of
the Merchan disc Committee.
Claude H. Woodward was reap
pointed director. and Sally p.
Muchmore, assistant director.
Mr.. Goldsmith presided at the
meeting.
Evening star., 1949-06-22
Army DeadIine Extended
For Ban on SEGREGATION

The military establishment said
today the deadline for the Army's
submission Of q new plan for end
ing racial segregation in Its ranks
has been extended to July IS.
Defense Secretary johnson
originally requested the Army to
come up with q new policy by
yesterday. but the time was ex-
tended until July Is ut the request
of Army Secretary Gray. A new
antisegregation policy was set UP
for the Navy on June .. and
previously the Air Force had insti-
tuted a new policy.
In line with its new policy to
scatter Its Negro personnel
throughout its ranks. the Air
Force announced today reassign-
ment Of Sc Negro officers stationed
at Lockbourne base. Columbus,
Ohio. Included was First 1t.
Charles w. Cooper. 1910 Alabama
avenue Sc. who was ordered to
the ssth Fighter Group ut Neubi-
berg, Germany. He Is q pilot and
has been with the all-Negro 3S2nd
Fighter Wing, commanded by Col.
Benjamin o. Davis, jr., l721 8
street NV.
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Johns Lutheran, First Brethren and
Christ Reformed respectively.
Charles Moser, of st. Pauls had
the best single game (149) and Jack
Koontz, of Baptist, had the top three
game total (37D Trinity took care
of all team honors, with a single
game of 500 and a fine total of 1858.
12O-32O Glass
Charles Moser, 149-353; Wilbur
Perrott, 122-32O; Edward Weaver,
124-348; Joe Bitner, 1872; DOC" Car
baugh, 343; Franklin r. Miller, 100
$40; John Minnich, 121, 146-365;
Buck" Wilson, 1874; Jack Koontz,
148-371; bill" Snyder, 1874, 126-363;
Slug" Bowman, 136-329; Carl Ira
ger, 1873; "Ace" Miller, 100; Pete"
Wolfensberger, 128-333; Frank
Miles, 100; Glenn Couchman, 1876;
Harry Krotzer, 12O-337; Jim" Caush-
err, 1876.
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L. Lowman, 100, 113, 104-317; M.
Bittorf, los, 114-317; M. Hammond,
104, 1887; A. Brown, 1O7, 1926;
E. Barnes, LOG, 11O-314; H. Lowell,
lis, 1884; j. Zimmerman, 100,
100, 1O4-313; E Right, lis, 1888;
P. Knepper, ia, 1O1-312; A. Martin,
108, 104-308; c. Price, lis, 1O7-3O7;
M. Hartman, 104, 1O3, 1OO-307; C.
Fitz, 1O1, 1O6-3O5; H. Sayles, 1917
3O4; r. Selby, 123-3O3; E. Hause, LOG,
111-302; M. Miller, 1T, 103-3O2; P.
Owens, 1O2, O3-3O2; F. Mcdonald,
106-302; M. Athey, 112, 1902; V. Pot
ter, 104, 1902; V. Warner, 116; H.
Henson, 101, 1O2; o. Jones, 113; X.
Kaufman, 113; NJ. Baker, 112; v.
Brown, 108; j. Davis, 1903; M. Mob
ley, 1903; H. Edwards, 107; v. Price,
106; D. Potter, LOG; L. Bowers, 1O6;
j. Warner, 1903; L. Nichols, 100; C.
101; P. Letter, 100.
Team Standing
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Team Standing
Prints
ELKS
LADIES LEAGUE

The August team continue their
winning ways in the second half,
taking all three games again last
week to maintain their perfect rec
ord. The second-place December
team and the February team, who
are in tie for the third slot, also
won all three of their games. The
birthplace October team had the
high single. game (49O), but Deem
Der came through with the high
three-game set $3.50.
D. Chrisman had the high individ
ual single game (125), but T. Hartle
had the high three-game set (314).
100000 Glass
T. Hartle, 118, 1O8-314; N. Musey,
III, 105-311 R. Stinebaugh, 122-3OO;
V. Warner Jos, 104-300 D. Chris
man, 1875; E. Miller, lis; I. Whipp,
l13, 1903; V. Bair, Ill; M. Morgan
thall, 1903; c. Gibney, 1917; K. Nc
Sherry, 1O7; L. Riggs, 1O7, 100; D.
Nichols, 106; M. Grouse, 105; M.
Kriz, los; A. Kaiss, los; T. SPECS
sard, 101; V. Dean, 100; J. thinner
man, 100.
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Team Standing
Points
POTOMAC EDISON
GIRLS LEAGUE

The roll-off for the championship
of the first half, made necessary
when the Sapphires and Emeralds
tied for the lead, was won by the
Sapphires, captained by Dottie Nc
Sherry The Sapphires had a total
pinfall of 897, while their opponents
total score was 828.
The captain Of the winning team
was the high scorer in the roll-off,
with a single game of 116 and two
game set of 201.
Thus the first half ended with the
Sapphires on top, the Emeralds in
second place, the Rubies in third,
Pearls fourth, Diamonds fifth and
the Opals sixth
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Team Standing
ST. MARY'S
LEAGUE

The Seabees and the Air Corps
both won all three of their games
last week, to hold the first and sec
ond spots respectively. The Seabees
also took both team honors, with
single game of 618 and three-game
set of 1713.
For the ladies, Dorothy Cover had
the high single game (110), while
for the men, Francis Mazzo had the
high single game DAD, but Rocco
Zappacosta came through with the
high set 1850.
100000 Glass
Rocco Zappacosta, 100, 1896; H.
Jolliffe, 1872, 129-363; F. Mazzo, 141,
1880; H. Sirbaugh, 1923, 111-342;
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Team Standing
Points
Division 2

The Pansies won all three of their
games last week, as we'll as total
pinfall, to move them up into a
three-Way tie for the lead, with the
Lilacs, who only won one point, and
the Forget -Nots, who won three.
The Iris team, VINO also won all
three games and total pinfall. NOV
ed up into the fourth spot. An
other team to pick up all four points
was the Daisies. The Lilacs had the
high team single game (48D, but
the Iris beat them out for the high
set, with score of 1886.
l. Garvin had the individual high
single game (125) and c. Russell had
the high three-game set (310).
100000 Glass
c. Russell, 106, 1903, 101-310 M.
Haynes, 106, 100; F. Couchman, 100,
102; l. Garvin, 1875; M. Kretzer, ia;
G. Stout, ia; E. Monninger, 105; l..
Crawford, 105; V. Pearson, 105; B.
Schwinger, 1914; ]. Miller, 1O4; D.
Snapp, 1903; o. Jones, 1902; L. Abel,
101; M. Hammond, 101; c. Fitz, 100;
L.Kidwell, 100; I. Wingert, 100.
Team Standing
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EAGLES CLUB
LEAGUE

Things were really humming last
week, and there was quite change
in the standings. The Cardinals,
who had previously been in third
place, picked up two points to move
them into tie for the lead with the
Starlings, who moved up from the
fourth spot when they won three
points. The Falcons and the Spar
rows, who had previously been in
a tie for the lead, dropped back in
to four-way third-place tie with
the Wrens and Thrushes. The Wrens
had the high single game 1922 and
the Thrushes the high set (1614).
Continued on Page 12)
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all three of their games on Monday
night, as well as total pinfall, to
maintain their first and second places,
respectively. The fifth place Backs
had the high single game (5O2), but
the Ears came through with the high
three-game set (157).
Dave Glass was the top bowler,
with single game of LAG and three
game set of 1866.
12O-33O Glass
w. Bradley, 1884; E. Mullen,
121; c. Hildebrand, 1873; E. Ford,
1873; &. Guessford, 1877; E. Pryor,
124; d. Glass, 1896; w. Rohrer,
1875; G.. Musey, 121, 135-36O; L. Har-
baugh, 1880; L. Martin, 339; D.
Currnas, 1872.
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Team StandIng
Won Lost
WOMEN'S
MAJOR LEAGUE

Matthias Miller took over the lead
on Saturday night when they pick
ed up three points, while Ayers
Bros. could only gain one. Letter
Brothers and Sellman's Gulf Serv-
ice held on to their third-place tie.
The Matthias team also took both
team honors, with a single game of
565 and three-game set of 1861.
M. Fiery was the high bowler,
coming up with single game of lat
and three-game set of 366.
100000 Glass
M. Fiery, los, lat, 114-366; E. Bentz,
122, 108, 114-344; F. Thomas, 103,
112, 127342; M. Wiles, 1902, 1888;
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Team Standing
Division z

Last week Trinity Lutheran pick
ed up point on the leaders, when
they won points from Church of
the Brethren, while ST. Johns Luth-
eran, the leaders, could only win 3
from First Christian. In the other
matches, St Marks Lutheran took
3 from Christ Reformed, Emanuel
cub. won from Grace EU.B. and
First Baptist took 3 from st. Mat
thews cub.
In the individual class, Jim"
Crumbacker, of Church of the Bre-
thren, proved to be the star, with
the best single game 135) and also
top three-game total (346) Trim
ity had all team honors. with a sin
gle game of SAT and total of 1873.
12O-32O Glass
Tom Day, 1870, 129-345; pete"
Harshman, 129-341; Bill" Gibney.
121, 122-331; Glenn Boyer, 130-326;
"Dick" Yates, 1896; Bud" Low
man, 128-321; Lester Kendle. 100
1888; Marvin Reedy, 1876; Harry Hause,
1923; Paul Fales, 1899; Eddie Harp
er, 326; Jim" Crumbacker, 135-346:
"Sparky' Tewalt, 1876; Harrison
Merit, 121-328.
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WOW. LADIES
LEAGUE

With the leafs and the Saps each
winning both their games on Thurs
day night, there is no difference in
the standins of the two top teams.
The Leafs, however, took both team
honors, with a single game of 533
and two-game set of 1899.
S. Wilmington had the high indi-
vidual single game (128), but Jane
Zimmerman had the high two-game
set (237).
200 Or Better Glass
]. Zimmerman, 1913, 114-237; N.
Socks, III, 114-221; H. Lefever, 1873
220; S. Wilmington, 1927; N.
Shoop, 118-207; E. Viands, 1O8-2O5
80 Or Better Glass
F. Speaker, 100; H. Henson, los;
A. Stevenson, 101; B. Hart, 101; H.
Hamilton, 1O1; M. Athey, 101; P.
Myers, 100; c.. Nemzek, 100; M. Sto-
yer, 90; c. Bowman, 81; C. Carter,
81; F. Beard, SO; M. Gelwicks, 90;
J. Keckler, 95; F. Grimes, 95; G..
Keckler, 95; L. Hoover, "a; p Tro-
vinger, SO; c. Russell, SO; B. Wiles,
SO; S. Lehman, 90; A. Fuss, 90; M.
Bowman, 81.
Team Standing
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DOWN THE ALLEYS
By Doug Stewart

A new all-time Major League
team record for single game was
rolled last week by the Consumers
Credit Service team, when they
came up with a game of 708. The
members of the team and their
scores in the record game are: T. d.
Day, Jr., 1871; P. Macy, 148; A. Pal
ladino, 1872; R. Dinterman, 1877; and
c. Black, 100.
Sorry, but l did not receive the
Kiwanis, Lions, or Rotary Clubs
scores for last week:
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lead to two games on Monday night,
when they won both of their games
while Glamour could only win one
James Mace had the high single
game (11D, but Betty Poole and
Jerry Schlosser tied for the high two
game set when each came up with
totals of 1913.
80 Or Better Class
James Mace, III; P. Snapp, 1O9;
E. M. Gysberts, 106; B. Sprecher,
1902; B. Poole, SO, 95; D. Souders, 81,
80; G. Phillippy, "a; ]. Dansberger,
81; H. Snyder, 81; J. Schlosser, 80,
1903.
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Division l

The first half ended last week, with
st. PauPs cub. and Trinity Luth-
eran still tied for top position One
of the features for the last night was
that all of the winning teams won
4 points from their opponents. The
winners were st. Paul's cub,
Trinity Lutheran, First Baptist, ST.
Marks Lutheran and Grace cub,
while the losers were Emanuel E.
U.B., Washington So. Methodist, st.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-12-15

]. Helmer, 127, 1O8-336; L. Shelter,
lSl, lO2-325; c. Basore, 112, 111-321;
j. Weaver, 122, 1O8-314; F. Fratian-
nj, liz, 1O2-314; r. Miner, 113, 101-
80; E. McCarren, 1O9 100000; D.
Cover, 40, 1O8-3O5; r. Brady, 113,
10000; J. Stevenson, 112; H. Carp
er, 1O9; j. Henneberger, 1917; L. Nu-
sey, l07; w. Ryan, 106; r. Ham, 106;
M. Bittorf, los; T. Ham, 1O4; A.
Jolliffe, 1O3; c. Bittorf, 1903; R. Fra
tianni, 1O3; L. Hoover, 1902; P. Sap
pington, 102.
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Team Standing
SUNDAY SCHOOL
WOMEN'S LEAGUE

Last week ended the first half, and
there will be no more bowling I'M
til after the holidays, so all members
of the league take this opportunity
of wishing a Merry Christmas and
a Happy New Year to all.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-12-15
Team Standing
EASTERN STAR
LEAGUE

Mars won two games last week,
to increase their lead to five games
over the second-place Neptune team,
who lest two. The fourth place
Jupiter girls, however, took both
team honors, with a single game of
492 and three-game set of 1885.
D. Snapp had the high Individual
single game Gid, but P. Jennings
was more consistent and came
through with the high three-game
set 5000.
100 Or Better Glass
P. Jennings, 106, 100000; D. Snapp.
Ill; G. Everett, 100; N. Evans, 1O5;
K. Gordon, 104; E. Hughes, 1O4; B.
King, 101, 101; M. Barnes, 101; B.
Schwinger, 101; M. Trace, 101.
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Team Standings
POTOMAC EDISON
MEMS LEAGUE

Ted Buchanan, captain of the Tig-
ers, led his team to a two-to-one
victory over the first place Red Sox
on Monday night. Buchanan set
new high Individual game score
Q64) and also a new high individ-
ual set tally 1886.
The last place Tigers triumph
came as complete surprise, as the
Sox were figured by the experts to
swamp the cellar squad.
Buchanan's team also rolled the
high team game $3.50 and the high
team set (164D.
I2O-33O Glass
E. Buchanan, 1874, 124-396; G..
Couchman, 133-351; L. Wallis, 121-
343; E. Norman, 122-34O; J. Jones,
1888; J. Dawson, 1896; L. Smith,
122, 121-335; A. Flurie, 1888; w. Crit
fifth, 329; j. Shryock, 1874; D. Will
liams, 120-324; L. Cunningham, Jr.,
122-323; P. Crunkleton, 321; H. Flow
ers, 800; E. Rooms, 129; j. Stevens,
1870
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PRECIOUS STONE
LEAGUE

Turquoise increased their lead to
four points on Friday night, when
they picked up three points. The
Amethysts also gained three points
to move into second place.
Mildred Fiery had the high single
game Q26), but Naomi Myers had
the high three-game set (318).
100000 Glass
Naomi Myers, ia, 1O5-318; Mary
Routzahn, 10, 1O6, 1O1-317; Dot
Newcomer, LOT, 100000; Mile Fiery,
1876; Doris Trovinger, 115; Frances
Swartz, ia; Virginia Benner, Ill;
Ruth Martin, Ill, 100; Eleanor Cow
er, 1O9; Eleanor Reecher, 100; Helen
Wilkes, 108; Pauline Flock, 1O5, 100;
Ethel Myers, 104; Kay Beyard, 1903,
l01; Bertha Kane, 102, 100; Belva
Ford, 100; Marie Hartzell, 100.
Too...
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Team Standing
Points
SUNDAY SCHOOL
MEMS LEAGUE

Last week ended Bowling in this
league until after the holidays, with
play being resumed on January 8,
1850.
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PANGBORN
GIRLS LEAGUE

Charm increased their lead to
three games over the second-place
Mademoiselle team last week, when
they broke even in their two games,
while Mademoiselle lost both of
theirs.
V. Myers was the high scorer with
a game of ITO.
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Division /

The Iris team won all three of
their games as we'll as total pinfall
last week, to move them up into a
first-place tie with the Lilacs, who
picked up three points. The Pan
sizes, who are in third place, and the
Daisies, who mpved up into the
fourth slot, also won three games and
total pinfall. The Daisies had the
high team single game (489), but
the Pansies came through with the
high three-game set (1424.
Marie Hartman took both individ-
ual honors, with a single game of
1877 and three game set of 331.
100000 Glass
M. Hartman, 106, 1877 331; M. Rout-
zahn, ITO, Ill, 100-321; V. Warner,
100, 105, 105-310; j. Warner, 121; T.
Carbaugh, ia; E. Causher, 113; r.
Moser, III; E. Hause, 1903; r. Bow
man, 106; M. j. Bonebrake, 106; A.
Knode, 105; r. Hause, 105; K. Stout
fer CD 105; B. Martin, 1903; M. Sny-
der, 1903; V. Gossard, 1902; L. Bare,
1902; P. Forrest, 1902; R. Baughman,
101; G. Leatherman Cd 100; I. Fri
dinger, 1903; A. Ruth, 1903.
Team Standing
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PANGBORN MEMS
LEAGUE

The Packers picked up three points
last week to maintain their four
point lead The Colts, who had been
down in fifth place, won all three
of their games, as well as total pin
fall, to take over the second-place
slot, with the Browns and Redskins
ending up in birthplace tie The
Packers had the high team single
game (582), but the Colts came
through with the high three-game
set (1596).
Hose had the high individual
game (155), but Superka was more
consistent and came through with
the high Set (376).
12O-33O Glass
Hartman, 1872; Jones, 100; Elliott,
1873; Bottorf, 1871; Maloy, 1872, 1877
1854; Holmes, 1872; Ripple, 100, 1875;
Superka, 121, 148-376; Middlekauff,
132-351; j. K. Bowman, 123-343;
Kriz, 145-338; Palmer, 100; Hose,
155-343; c. Kline, 1875; H. N.
Kline, 331; A. Poffenberger, 100; L.
Stouffer, 123-334.
Free Bowling
c. Superka, 4285; M. Maloy, 1904;
L. L. Stouffer, 410.2.
Tn1~nn C4o,.sIs..~
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Team Standing
Points
SPEEDWAY LEAGUE

The first place tie between Laurel
and Pimlico was broken last week,
when Laurel won one game while
Pimlico was losing two. The race
in the league is really close, with
only two games separating the top
and bottom teams. Laurel took
both team honors, with single
game of 511 and two-game set of
979.
E. Bentz took both Individual hon
ors, with single game of 1876 and
two game set of 226.
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100 Or Better Glass

E. Bentz, 1926; M. Selby, 1911
I'll, P. Miller, 116-2O5; D. Hoffman,
lO7-2O1; L. Bowers, 10000; v. Mar
tin, 1O8; E. Barnes, 1O6; M. Sap
pington, l05; E. Householder, 1O4;
S. Martin, 1872; M. Baker, 1O1; v.
Sneckenberger, 100.
Toox~,
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BANKERS
LEAGUE

In the games last week, the Quar-
tiers won both games from the Dimes,
to cut the Dimes lead to one full
game. The Halves also won both
games from the Slugs to remain in
third place, only two games out of
first, and the Nickels won two games
from the Pennies to pull to within
three games of first place. The first
half ends this week.
Mary Hook had high single for
the ladies, with game of 116, but
Wilma Winters was little more
consistent and had high set (205)
Bob" Bowman took all honors for
the men, with a single game of 40
and set of 257.
The Quarters took all team hon
ors, with single game of 528 and
SET of 995
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MEMS High Scores

r. Bowman, 140-257; C. McAdams,
l07-212; E. Draper, 101; S. Reel, 112-
2O5; F. Mcconnell, 115-227; w. Ham
maker, 106.
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90 on Retter Glass

V. Myers, 10; j. Smith, 109; G.
Darlington, 107, 100; Jeanne Price,
1O7; P. Schamel, 1903; F. Bayer, 1O2,
101; M. McNamee, 102; r. Ausher-
man, SO; R. Mueller, SO; P Palmer,
SO; J. Bearinger, "a; J. Adams, SO,
80; June Price, SO; B. Kerfoot, 80;
L. Crist, 81.
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Ladies' High Scores

V. Winters, 115-2O5; A. Smith, "a;
T. Bishop, "a, 81; H. Lehman, Ill;
j. Martin, 106-201; P. Miller, 95; M.
Hook, 116-202; D. Slayman, 100; j.
DoWnin. O.
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Team Standing
LETTERS LEAGUE

Nelly Don reduced Glamour's
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Free Bowling
Team Standing

Jeanne Price, 1O7, 88-245; F. Bay
er, 101, 102-243.
TaaVt1 Standing
Evening star., 1949-08-04

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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-05-27

Young Peoples group win present
q round table discnaalon, on
Worldly Pleasures"
Participants on this discussion
are Miss Irma Carter, Thomas
Whitney, Mrs. EsSie Pipl1ins and
Miss Shirley Martin. There win
also be several musical numbers.
The publis Is invited.