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HOUSES FURNISHED

CHEVY CHASE HOMES, 5000 up;
summer rentals, S110 up. MRS.
CLYDE C. HUNTINGTON, WI. 2635.
EMBASSY SECTION. waterside dr..
(nr. Mass. ave. .)-Lovely furnished
home, 1-2 yrs; Aug. / 1925 mo.
For appt. call CO. 54S6. -23
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HOME, near
18th and Locust rd. n.w.-6 bedrms.,
oil heat, recreation room and bar;
Gear garage; tastefully furnished.
Particularly appealing to diplomatic
service; S275 mo. Call property
manager. WEAVER BROS, INC,
DETACHED, 2-BEDRM. BUNGALOW,
Hyattsville sectiop-$125 mo. Call
property manager, WEAVER BROS,
INC, DI. $780, -23
COLONIAL HOME, 1 acre, beautiful
ground, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, 40
min. to downtown Washington, $175
per mo-, immediate possession. Phone
Rockville 1863. ga
MONTH OF AUGUST, 4 bedrms., lh
baths, Calf. modern, "a acre land,
$3.50. Call TIE. 5172. %
500. 1911 18th PL., carrole High
land-Almost new 5-rm. det. brick,
gas heat. GE. S302.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

UNFURNISHED 6-rm. house in D. C.
Prefer Sc Must BE- reas. rent.
NAVY COMMANDER desires 3-bed-
yard on virginia side after Aug. s.
close to schools; not over $3.50. TIE.
PROF. MAN. in Govt, wife and small
dts. need house or apt. from Aus.
pSS pictiSn to oRn 6ome 'Tstins Rets cS% %o
CANADIAN DIPLOMAT and family
desire 4-bedrm. house. unfurn., in
NV; location; $175. OR. 1413.
ADULT FAMILY seeks to lease pleas
Weekdays. ST. 2176. Nights and
Sunday. EN-. S3O6.
2 or BEDRM. unfurn. house, or 1st
floor or elevator apt; 8 adults: vic.
Silver Sprins-Takoma; max. $l25.
WANfED TO RENT by Sept. 1st.: un-
furn. house; Amer. Univ. or Foxhall
Village area; adults, maximum. $3.50.
uNFuRN. Nf; Ha19 3 or 4 BEDRM., Ari. ' or
max. rent S125.- FA. 5591. -23
MONTH OF AUGUST, OF permanent;
furn. or unfurn.; 3-bedrm., 11a-bath
home accessible to Pentagon; 5 chill
d6ren; PrefeE lge. yard or small farm.
WANTED SS e D. 70 S5Af RENT. NV. section.
Wesley Hts. Spring Valley; adults;
8 bedrooms, 2 baths. WI. S706. 20"
3 BEDROOMS, unfurn., in NV. resi-
de dental to aTfa 81 o. or i4sa before Sept Il
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE desires s.
bedrm. house immed. in lst class
neighborhood; conv. to transp.,
shopping center and school; excel.
references. Rent preferred not to
exceed $50. Call Mr.. Frank Schil-
lega, Ii. $4,000 between = am.
and 8 pm; Sun, EN-. $3.50. --23
UNFURN. 3-bedrm. house or 2 or s.
bedrm: apt. NV. suburban, August
30. LO. 3-S276. 23'
THREE BEDROOM HOUSE, conven-
lent to schools and downtown
transp.; max. Ss5 per mo. RA. 5l15.
UNFURN. OR FURN. small house
wanted vic. Conn. ave-, Chevy Chase
or close to Bethesda. MRS. ozoLs.
AIR FORCE LIEUT.. COL. wife and
baby. need 2 or 3 bedroom unfurn.
house. conv. to Pentagon, on or
about Sept. 1st. Call JE. 3-S567.
3 a.m.-6 pm. "a
LIT. CMDR., wife and infant dsugh-
ter desire furn; or unfurn. house
beginning Sa oAY, Avs o,1S. / SH. 5,:s:s. 5Iss: M2s
With children. 81. 1874. rs
CONTINUED on Next Pass)
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HOUSES TO SHARE

COUPLE-White;. to share my home;
wife as companion and light house.
work for semi-invaltd; no rent.
WILL SHARE HOUSE with family;
al privils. and conyens.; SIS mo.
pnS s e; sec 70; 2.S254., .-23
HON. home with attractive yard, near
store: schools, and transp.; ideal for
working mother and l child. Call
TU. 1895 after $50 Fri; all day,
YOUNG MAN, 24-3O Govt, armed
forces, professional or Student) to
share attractive GEORGETOWN house
with others. MI. 5117 weekdays
after pm; Sunday, 1873 pm.
ARL.-Attractive furn. house to
from Buckingham. IA. s-2S5o. s; "a "a
FALLS CHURCH-Husband overseas.
will share my .4-bedrm. home with
congenial couple, privileges Of en-
tire house; large yard. FA. 1923.
ABLY E ST. S.E.-Couple desire to
share 3-bedrm., semidet. brick home,
full bsmt.; fenced back yard; child
welcome. TW. 1868. go
PROFESSIONAL WOMAN will share
beautiful new rambler on Mt. Ver-
non blvd, with l or , qualified pro-
feSsional or businesswomen; 3 bed
rms, Ia baths; spacious, artistic
environment; magnificent trees, cool
river breeze, bus at door; unusual
opportunity for right person. TIE.
1905.
WIDOW would like to share her home
in Chevy Chase with responsible
couple; refs. REQ. Wo. 0775.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

PARKS TRANSFER-Moving at your
conv.; also trunks and baggage. Cali
any time. AID. 1887. 80"
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: safe storage In
separate rooms expert packing,
en ehone ms 10 o.o4 DC ogs gs1oN STORAGE
MOVING BY VET; exper. help; every
piece wrapped, insured; reas. Cali
any time. MR. COOK. GL. 6137
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE,
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage:
reas. ia. 2937; eyes,, GE. 1416. 24s
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp

1905 JONES BRIDGE RD., Chevy
Chase, Md, " square from Conn.
ave.-Will recondition and rent at
$160 month. or will set at $4,000
with 81 800 cash, balance like rent;
3-bedroom brick, bath and a halt;
fenced, making it safe for children.
FULTON R. GORDON, Colorado
Bldg. DI. $3.50, OIL. 4593. -23
PARK, MARYLAND-Six-
rm; bungalow; unfurn. Call OIL.
BRICK HOUSE for rent; Immediate
possession. MANNAS REALTY CO.,
2116 Wilson blvd. GIL. or OK. 2784
93G3 KENSINGTON PKWY. = Det
brick, 8 rms, 21a baths plus bath in
basement, gas heat: $500 month.
A. NJ. DRAISNER. 1404 L st. MA.
8036.
2 BEDRMS., LIVING RM., dining rm.,
kitchen, bath, closed porch, finished
attic; oil heat, large yards; Aug 1St.
HI 1881, Suitland, Md. 23a
VERY UNUSUAL, beautiful det.,
stone and brick home; 4524 18th
st. NV, at corner of Argyle ter.
4 bedrms., 2 baths on End floor;
large step-down liv. rm.. wood
burning fireplace, good-sized din.
rm.. kit, pantry, powder rn., scrnd
porch and sun porch, 2-car garage;
"a bath in bsmt.. oil heat; unusually
attrac. grounds; excellent location
5000 mo-, unfurnished; 3-yr. lease
HENRY J. RoBB, INC, Resltor
102A Vermont ave. n.ws DI. S141
-23
Evening star., 1950-07-23
COOPERATIVE Aprs. tcon..)
THREE 2-BEDROOM
limits

Broadmoor, 1901 Connecticut Avenue
DE luxe 2-bedroom, 2-bath apart
ment with foyer, spacious living
room, screened porch dining space,
kitchen with service door 8 closets;
redecorated throughout. The Broad
moor affords all the facilities of q
superior apartment hotel. Total
price, S1S,500; terms.
Mount Pleasant-Unusually large q
bedroom, 2-bath apartment with
spacious foyer. full-siZed dining
room, living room with adjoining
library, glassed-in sun porch, kitch-
en- and pantry. Small well-estab-
liShed co-operative apt. Priced to
Near Pentagon: 2-bedroom apartment
with foyer, 49, living room, dining
space. kitchen and bath; new con-
dition. This cooperative group has
been highly successful since its
formation year ago. Ideally suited
for service personnel Children and
pets welcomed. $4,000 down; total
monthly expense $7373 includes
utilities and 496 financing.
Call Mr: Cavin-Office, ST. $500;
res. MI 1904.
H. G. SMITHY co.
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OPEN 2-7
438 18th St. NE.

COLORED
This ideal. modern, Groom, corner
home same as new. Just right
for sound economy and comfortable
living. Beautiful bath, Venetian
pllnoS throughout. gas automatic
everything bright and clean; sub.
stantial cash payment required. To
inspect see Mr.. Robinson on prem.
ises today, 81 pm.
JOHN R. PINKETT, INC.
Exclusive Agent
1902 N. j. AVE. NV, DU. O7O7,
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MERIDIAN HILL STUDIO

Mr.. 18th and Euclid sts. NV.
"A most unique apt. providing
all of the facilities of a s.
story house with the comforts,
services and economy of an
apt. This is an exceptional
home with a studio liv. rm.
extending upward 2 ifs. to the
ceiling and providing all fea-
lures necessary to gracious
liy. Has 3 bedrms., 2 baths
and a 1st-d. powder rm. Priced
under $4,000.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

EFFlC. APT, unfurn., or bedroom in
apt. bldg. in good D. C. location;
gov. lady; up to SO. VI. S6l7 Sun.
eve; RE. 4142' Ext. 1855 weekdays.
25"
CAPITOL HILL secretary desires furn.
apartment August lst, preferably in
NV. Sec; will sublet.; refs. AK $3.50.
EMPLOYED COUPLE desires one-bed-
room apt. unfurnished; NV. or ne;
QUIET MIDDLE-AGED gent. Federal @
employe, wants furn. efficiency apt.
or room with pvt. bath, about Aug.
/: NV. District. Box 211-M, Star.
EMPLOYED COUPLE and baby re-
in Huire ri 6edToom a,on9. iSrn; apt or house.
september 1; max. 500; TIE. SPAS,
aUiET, RETIRED COUPLE desire T9 un-
furnished 4-room apt. or rooms;
va 1o l4sh tf.r and Colorado ave. Box
one OR Two BEDROOM unfurn.
apt; apt 1st IT. fioor: E.6 preferred by gentle
MOTHER AND EMPL. DAUGHTER
Dnpont Dlsa cFee $50 6n1nrn maT LoTsHAMW spt VS.
DU. 926@, Fri. after $50 pm: ali
EFTiGfENcY fff iii, sYo 3 spei Permanent eovern-
g.G ment :, Sc secretary; prefer pref Northwsst;
MIDDLE AGED CoUPLE desire a quiet
two rooms. kitchen and bath: un-
fErn. apt, in white NV. section; no
ehildren; ref: GENTLE. About $50.
GEoRGETowN MED. STUDENT. wife
or Clarendon; max. $50. ia. 2-5545.
TEACHER desires small furn. apt in
or near Catholic Univ. vic. BOX
EaPLoYsD sGPI s. sIst; COUPLE desire furnished
not over $50. Decatur 2319, Ham
monds before noon.
FOUR GOVT. GIRLS and 5-year- old
boy desire 2-bedroom apt, furnished
yot1SS; On 0St coirprE Tw so6n 14i9 t9 b. married
desire fuTn. apt. s0S bedrm', Oe liV. afia, rm,
kit. pvt. bath. Cali CO. 62O5.
UNFURN. APT. wanted by Aug. 1st..
2 adults, max. S65. FIR. 1875 after
6 pm; anytime Sat, and Sun. -23
NAVY aasd OF OFFICER. !. wife tno childrenl
unfurnished. NV. or Va, in area
where pet cat can run. Willing to
sign years lease; excel. refs. Call
HO. O17O or write S. M. Parrish,
UNFuRS. BDRM. APT. vic. George-
town, Spring Wy; lge. livrm. pref.
Ph. Sun, 81, MA. 3771. Ext. 302.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY OR NV
1-bedrm. furn. apt; pvt. home or
apt; bldg; max. $50. WI. 4437. 23'
TWO WELL-MANNERED Govt. girls
need nice Groom apt; private: in
good, neighborhood; apt. bldg. pref;
r,GHfs;; eXesl; ref, oW, SAYS. 23'
apt, nicely furnished: vic. Conn.
ave; NV. co. 1900, Ext. 416. bet.
COUPLE desire one large
bedroom apt. or duplex house; mod
crate. rent. mod. bldg; about Sept. /.
No children. Box 1925, Star. 23'
BY GOVT. LADIES, unfurnished l.
bedroom, top-floor apartment in
apartment house or private home,
on or near Rhode Island ave. ne.
Call Appleton 4410 Sunday after
WANTED. furnished or
1 room. kitchen and pvt,
bath, by sober, settled. permanent
Government employed lady. Tele-
phone Republic 4142. Ext. 1890 and
ask for Mary after 100 pm.
"a MM.onEsy; M%syH; July "a
2-room unfurnished apartment; 500
ONE-ROoM APT, furn.. walking dis
tance downtown: limit $50; empl.
woman; refs. GE. 1866.
and wife desire 1-bed-
room apt, furn. or unfurn. in apt.
bldg, close to downtown; occupancy
starting Aug. or Sept. EX. 4743. .
COLORED MOTHER and child desire
70 share house or apt. with another. |
GIL. 0620.
Evening star., 1950-07-23

he AVONDAIE
1884 P st. NV. Open today
Ia p.m.-ThiS downtown ele-
vator bldg. provides real bar
gains in cooperative apt.
homes. We have = available
now ready for immed. occu-
pancy. Apt. As contains 2
rms. kit. and bath and is
priced at only $1,000. Apt.
AZ (compl, redec,). contains 3
rms. kit. and bath. Priced at
$500. Very reasonable terms
on both,
Evening star., 1950-07-23
THE BROADMOOR

1901 Conn. ave. n.w.-Com-
plete housekeeping unit with
? bedrms. and 2 baths. large
liv. rm., sunrm., large kit. and
large dinette. A lovely 5th-
floor apt. Only $1,000 cash
required as down payment. An
unusual opportunity. Inquire
at once.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
APARTMENTS oUT-oF-ToWN
COOPERATIVE APARTMENTs

COL. HGTS.-5 rms, 2 bedrms.: 4
miles to Pentagon; offices trans.
For info. call IA. 2-3596, hours O.
IL am; ewes, 10 pm. No agents.
NAYLoR GARDENs-open for in
spection / to 5; l and 2-bedroom
apts. available. Lowest mo. charge
In DE- Sales office in Administra-
ton Bldg. Both and Naylor I'd. s.e.
DRURY REALTY CORP. MI. 1000
.5761 or TW. 119l.
ARLlNGTON-Lir. rm., din. rm.. kit.
two bedrms.; almost new. Immac.
cond. Quick possession. $3.50 will
handle. balance less than rent. F. E.
MALCOLM. OW. 1924.
l-ROOM, BROOM and Broom apis.
for sale. 1880 Mass. ave. NV. Cau
HU. 1888.
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OWN YOUR OWN
THE AVoNDAI,F

Here Is q large range Of
special values In various build
inRs.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
1929 LANIER pI NV

Here is a lge. home in
sound cooperative at a really
low price. This apt. occupies
the entire " of the 2nd fl.
and contains foyer, liv. rm.,
3 bedrms. and 2 baths, sun
parlor, din. rm., kit, pantry,
maids rm. and gar. A lot OF
home for only $1,000.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
KENT VILLAGE

Some of the features you will enjoy
at Kent Village are large closets,
bright spacious rooms with picture
tor for such children's activities as
softball, bowling. scouts, nursery
school, ETC.; memberships available
in adjoining country club: schools
and stores nearby; Capital Transit
H-6 and W. NJ. & A. buses into de-
velopment. Only 10 min. by COM
muter train to Union Station.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
as1n so11rHEnN AWE sr

This is a comparatively
new bldg. (about 2 yrs.) in
an excel. Sc. Wash. residen-
tial neighborhood, mr.. lge.
shopping cts. good transp.
We have both l and 2 bedrm.
types available here at very
reas. prices. Inquire.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
roo SrrnnnrIm NJ

1902 SUMMIT PL. NV.
A unit of l bedrm., liv. rm.,
kit. and bath in this elevator
bldg. for only S6,50O. Can be
bought with as low as $1,000
down and easy terms.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
TILDEN GARDENS

11LDLN OAILDENO
A most attractive l-bedroom apart
ment with nice living room, dinette.
kitchen. bath. and extra large closet
space, will be available in a few
weeks, but may now be seen bv
appointment. Total price. Sl3. 75O;
monthly operating expense under
S35'
One OF the larger 2bedroom, 2-bath
apartments with a good size living
room, solarium, dining room and
kitchen will also be available in the
near future and may be seen at this
time.
J. Nelson Hughes, OR. 6o5e
Evening star., 1950-07-23
Mr.. UPTOWN THEATER

A cor. unit of bedrm. and
bath, liv. rm,, kit -dinette and
entr. hall, priced $500. Op-
GRAFTON and maintenance cost
only $2S mo.
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TuE NopTurrAsprprAN0

2O39 N. H. ave. n.w.-A cor.
apt. of 3 rms, kit. and bath.
sharply reduced in price to
only $1,000 to settle an es-
tate.
Evening star., 1950-07-23

Brick BUNGALOW, conv. No.
Arlington. Entrance hall into
spacious liv. rm., din. rm., Q
bedrms., tile bath. Stairway to
expansion. Full bsmt. Garage.
Sl35.
Pentagon oficer will like the
location of this 2-bedrn. Colo
nial with lovely yard. Liy. rm.,
din. rm., kitchen, bsmt. rl35.
N. G.. HINES & SON
Court House Square. oW. 1920.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
ROCKVILLE

Montgomery County. Md; conv. to
Naval Hospital and U. 8. Public
Health Service; comfortable home;
pretty yard; gar, $3.50 mo-. on
$50 per mo. MRS. DeBECK. Rock
vile 4543. 90
Evening star., 1950-07-23

For details and appointment
to inspect any of the above,
call during wkds. the once of
Evening star., 1950-07-23

EDMUND J. FLYNN
Coop. Apt. Authority Since
1920. Wash. Bldg. RE. 1918
or RE. 1749.
Evening star., 1950-07-23

In highly restricted SLEEPY HOLLOW
Beautiful 5-bedrm. 2 full and a
baths hcme: la-acre lot; garage and
car port; S175 mo-; years lease;
owner might sell. ASK-US? REAL
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-08-15

ChewoseF's roomy trunk foxes core OF
your bundles ON vocofion or shopping
trips . conveniently pops open OF HE
twiss OF keT Cenfer-Point steering
with Untitled Knee-Acsiou ride oir-
plane-fype shock disorders and wider
treod fires assvre you @ smoother o~d
safer ride on all roods-
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-08-15

yos get shriH OF psecsvre every sswe
yov see ske sleek good looks of yotw
Chevrolet MS q thrift yov'H enjoy foe Yeovss
roo, for Chevrolet hos HE kind Of styling
shos iosss. Fourteen smart SsyIesNe owd
Heessine body types ore offered, IN
vide vonetY Of sporklina color oosw-
binatlons,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-08-15

Crodes ord rvsfed roods problem lss
your ureoe Chevrolet offers yov fwo
proosieoi, thrifty soivsiows-tise new
I05-h.p. volve-ia-Heud engine with
PowesgIide ovtomosic transmission, .
or HE ssosdord volve-in-Heod engine
with SyncMo-INesh transmission. They're
both eqvoa 10 ony rood.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-08-15

Exomane all of CheuoGef's big-co feo~
swes. They look expensive. Then
ekomire ChewoIes's prices-ond whos
O pleasant surprise TO Ieorn IFS the low
est priced lire of oil! Thot's why Chew
roses is Americas NO. I fovorite :
why you'll be better off in every woy
when you moke Chevrolet your choice
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-08-15

Yov see where you're going and yoe
like the woy Yoy go in Chevrolet! TIE
vide curved windshield end generous
window ureu give you vision fsof's tops
for sightseeing fops for sofefyo
You're free TO enjoy fhe luxury Of
"fve-foos scots" . :. fhos rich Fisher
Body interior.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-02-23
WOW. LADIES
LEACIJF

The Leafs again went into a tie
for first place with the Trunks on
Thursday night, when the Trunks
lost both their games while the
Leafs were winning two.
G. Keckler had the high individ-
ual single game (117) and M. Athey
had the high two-game set (2O5).
200 Or Better Glass
M. Athey, 1O9-2O5; J. thinner
man, 109-2O3; L. Hoover, 1O3-2O2.
80 Or Better Glass
G. Keckler, 1T; C. Grove, Ill; A.
Stevenson, 104; M. Bowman, 1O4; P.
Myers, 101; M. Slower, 1O1; C. Mem
EEK, 101; H. Lefever, 100; H. Hamil-
ton 100; P. Phleeger, SO; c. Bow
man, SO; M. Lapole, SO; C. Russell,
81; S. Wilmington, 81; H. Slower,
So; M. Hildebrand, SO; o. Carter, 95;
P, Trovinger, 95; A. McNamee, "a;
H. hurry, 81; M. Henson, 81; M.
Eichelberger, go; E. Odgen, go; T.
Beeler, go; E. Viands, 80.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-02-23
Team Standing
ST. MARY'S
LEAGUE

The Seabees won two games last
week to retain first place, while the
Marines, who won three, took I'M
disputed possession of the second
spot, and also took both team honors
with a single game $3.50 and three
game set (1565).
Lillian Hoover had the high indi-
vidual single game (106) for the
ladies, while Thomas Ham had the
high individual single game (13D
for the men, and also went on to
take the high three-game set $500.
100000 Glass
T. Ham, 131, 114-350; M. Keane,
121, 104-324; R. Zappacosta, 113, 49,
1922; r. Ham, 124-318; H. Jolliffe,
1872, 108-317; j. Weaver, lis, 1O8-
81; c. Basore, 104, 104-3O7; F. MAJ
20, 116-3O5; w. Ryan 1O5, 100-305;
R. Miner, 118; c. Bittorf, 118; P. Sap
pingtdn, 112; J. Helmer, 1903; l..
Hoover, 106; F. Fratianni, 106; j.
Stevenson, 106; P. Carpegna, 104;
M. Eberly, 1902; E. McCarren, 1902;
L. Shelter, 1902; D. Cover, 101; E.
Malachowski, 100; M. Bittorf, 100;
]. Henneberger, 1902; R. Keller, 100.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-02-23
SUNDAY SCHOOL
WOMEN'S LEAGUE
Division /

The Lilacs won three points last
week, to move them into first place,
one point ahead of Iris, who dropped
back into second place when they
could only pick up one point, while
their opponents, the Jonquils, picked
up three. Iris had the high single
game (504), but the Jonquils took
the high three-game set (1389).
Gladys Leatherman was the high
scorer, having a single game of 1873
and three-game set of 1876.
100000 Glass
C. Leatherman, 101, 1895; K.
Stouffer, 1O3, 1O7, 1892; V. Grimm,
III, 1O2-310; R. Martin, 1896; R.
Baughman, 1896; A Knode, 113,
100; j. Lewis, 100, 105; P. Forrest,
lit; R. Stoddard, 113; E. Hause, 112;
1. Fridinger, 1O2; C. White, 1902; j.
Warner, 101; K. Shatto, 101; M.
French, 100; M Hartman, 100
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-02-23
w. F. PRIOR CO.
LEAGUE

Lewis is in the lead, three games
ahead of Medical Digest who is in
second place. Lewis also took both
team honors@Monday night, with a
single game (482) and two-game set
(883).
E. Henneberger took both individ-
ual honors with a single game (113)
and two-game set (200).
80 Or Better Glass
M. Funk, 81; P. Lowery, SO; K.
Smith, "a; B. Smith, 112; D. Mowen,
1O1; D. Mullican, "a; E. Henneberger,
113; E. Stottlemyer, 81; E. Koontz,
Ill; K. Bennight, "a; K. Pope, SO,
81; G. Jennings, "a, go; C. Moser,
los; B. Mundey, 101, 95.
Team Standing
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-02-23
MINOR
LEAGUE

Prospect Diner won all three Of
their games and also had total pin
fall last week to retain first place
while the French BARRIERS gained
three points to remain in the second
spot, and Antietam Printing took
four points to take undisputed pos
session of the third position. The
French BARRIERS had both team hon
ors with single game (607) and
three-game set (1690).
c. Moore had the high individual
single game (155) and C. French the
high set 1880.
125-33O Glass
r. Eversole, 1886; Wolfensberger,
127-353; w. Wine, 145-361; D. Mid
dlekauff, 1871; G. French, 139, 130-
389; M. Taylor, 1870; T. Hammaker,
1873; H. Krotzer, 348; D. Snyder, AL
381; F. Burger, 129-331; c. Moore,
155-373; T. Poffenberger, 331; D.
Yates, 134-362; Eyerly, 1888; ]. Fritz
zell, 1896; M. Fish, 128-347; Gil
liam, 124-338.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
MEMS LEAGUE

Last week, st. Paul's E. u. B. con-
tinued to set a fast pace when they
won 4 points from Christ Reformed
Washington Square Methodist took
4 from First Brethren; Baptist won
4 from st. Marks Lutheran; and
Grace E. u. B. and Trinity Luth-
eran won points each from st.
Johns Lutheran and Emanuel E. u.
B. respectively.
John Minnich, of Trinity, proved
to be the Individual star of the eve
ming when he had the best single
game (16D, to tie the record for this
season, and a good three-game total
(419) to set new record in this
class also. For the teams, Trinity
took care of all honors with a sin
gle game of 500 and three-game
total of 1717
120-32O Glass
Edward Weaver, 134-347; Joe Bit
ner, 100, 121-346; 'Doc" Carbaugh,
40, 128-387; Howard Nally, 1913;
John Minnich, 1879, 161-419; ''Red''
Spangler, 123-327; 'Buck" Wilson,
151-369; Wesley Ruth, $50; Vernon
Wilson, 329; Slug" Bowman, 14O-
354; "Pete" Wolfensberger, 1914, 1871
359; Bill Snyder, 138-364; John Bow
man, 139, 131-369; Frank Miles, 1914
1924; Galen Warden, 1870; Skipper
Eyler, 1892; John Hause, 138-334;
Yonkins, 1881; Bill Schilling, 1876
331; Bryan Wentz, 1880.
Team Standing
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PANGBORN MEMS
LEAGUE

The Packers won all three of their
games, as well as total pinfall, last
week to increase their lead by two
points over the second-place Browns.
The Giants had the high team sin
gle game $3.50 and the Packers the
high three-game set (1547).
H. N. Kline took both individual
honors with a single game (143) and
three-game set (347).
12O-33O Glass
Elliott, 121-336; j. Bowman, 1882;
Kinsey, 100; Ausherman, 1872;
Krouse, 1870; Ripple, 1888; H. Cross,
131; Downin, 1872; H. N. Kline, 143-
BAT; Superka, 1872, 125-345.
Free Bowling
H. N. Kline, 4O7.9; T. C. Reeder,
40O.1; c. c. Superka, 1868.
Taaun C<andsnu
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Team Standing
EAGLES CLUB
LEAGUE

The Cardinals broke their tie with
the Falcons for first place, when they
won all three of their games last
week, while the Falcons didn't win
i any. The Doves, who also won three,
moved up into second place, while
the Owls, also a three-game winner,
went into a tie for the third spot
with the Falcons. The Robins had
the high team single game (604) and
the Cardinals the high set (163D.
C. Black took both individual hon
ors with a single game CAD and
three-game set (397).
120-330 Glass
Speaker, 322; Mumma, 800; Hill
debrand, 1882; Right, 800; Black,
al, 1897; Wagner, 1882; v.
Krouse, 12O-341; Harp, 122-348;
Hicks 125; Weible, 1875, 123-342; Al
Burger, 1872; Scott, 1856, 120-344;
Kick, 1854; Meats, 327; Potter,
1913; Kendall, 14O-354; F. Snyder, 1877
337; E. Burger, 1872; H. Barger, 1873
1888; Trovinger, 1888; D. Schlot-
terbeck, 348; Mertz, 123, 125-355;
Nemzek, 1882; j. Burger, 1913; R.
Tracy, 132-350; w. Tracy 131-346.