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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-09-14

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Evening star., 1951-12-08

New brick front home: 2 bedrms.
living rm.. kitchen and bath on 1st
floor: heat and plumbing roughed-in
End floor tull basement, lot. 60x100.
Price, $4,000.
Evening star., 1951-12-08
$50 Washington Blvd. Laurel 4a2
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

Open daily. 2 to 5. 5S13 Landover
I'd. to overlook the New York ave.
parkway; 3-bedroom brick BUNGALOW;
den, recr. room and garage.
Evening star., 1951-12-08

Stucco bungalow, Ia miles north OF
Laurel. on hard surface road. Con-
sistS of 2 bedrms.. living rm., kitch-
en- and bath. full basement. with
12x31 recs. rm., hot-air oil heat, on
lot 15x2St
Evening star., 1951-12-08

NEhTC IINDIAN HEhD
Beautiful 5-rm. and bath asbestos
shingle BUNGALOWS; almost l acre of
fEgGH fEESg9GnHs' DElfs $1,000 j5 s,o terPs. Ps
ave. Sc, FIR 4030, Ii. 4-I114;
ewes, IA. 6593 q
Evening star., 1951-12-08
HOUSES sALE-Mp. Cont }
5423 18th AVE.

AvoNDALE TERRACE, ND.
Open today and daily. l-dark. Va
7 bright rms; 1st A.. spacious iv
room, den and powder rm., din. rm
and bright, mod. kit; 3 bedrms. and
bath on End fl. Alum. storm win
dows and doors. Large lot with 10
It. frontage. Anchor fence, patio
Price includes many de luxe extras
not mentioned. Drive out past Cath
olic u. Michigan ave. to Eastern
ave-. left around circle to rear Of
bank. left on LaSalle dr.. into 18th
ave-; or, Riggs rd. to Chillum rd.
Call Mrs. dis. ia. 0296.
METZLER, REALTOR
DI $500. 11O6 Vermont Ave. NV
Evening star., 1951-12-08
VETS-S35O DOWN
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

h1uss so1d beG@tSE'aff av
dinette. kit, 2 large bedrms., tile
bath upstairs; bedrm. In bsmt;i
pErchHi HoSnos Saos6g "a eo0y ay5t terms enss fs
4nss. rs .'VSo with W. "a B. SRieiT WRiGHT. En-
CHERRYDALE-S16, 800; 3-bedroom
older type home, just off Lee hwy;
full basement, garage; cony, to bus.
schools. shopping.. etc: PENTAGON
REALTY EJ1h CO; Falls Shureh 5sh Branch,
VIENNA, vA.-cape Cod on "a acre
floor: stairway to fioored attic; insu-
lated; plumbing roughed in; taste
fully equipped KITCHEN; cher: fI coInerete not.
ssmt ss n6a oil n.sb h-wh pETRR P5iss sEAqY s4 Gp9;
Mclean. va. Phone Ell. a703. % :,
WAVERLY Hills bedroom brick
Cape Cod. mechanical kit, at
tached garage, large corner lot;
moderate down payment. Open
sat- Syn syn; For sale BY owner
NEAR IA PsS1; P.STAGoN BLDG. Large
Colonial home. 4 bedrms. and bath
on 2nd f.; -liv. ,rm.. din. rm.; recep-
tion hall. de luxe kit. and large
pantry on lst d. e Sub; a porehes front from
oil heating. laundry tubs and out
schools. churches. transp. and shop
ping. This is an older house which
has been put in new condition inside
and out Reasonably priced with
rent. To inspect. call OWNER. ia.
2-9666; ewes. and SIMS. ia. 2-5927.
WE WILL BUILD a 2 or q bedrm,
home on your lot in Va. for S9,95O
to $13.950.. For sppt. to see sample
9SoseS pSoS. j. 'a MAYNARD HSi "0GsGR: MAGRuDER R
1925 wilson blvd.
FOR SALE BY OWNER--5-rm. frame
house at Lincolnia. S6.5o0. Terms,
$3.50 down. balance S55 per mo.
OF. ss37, %
Evening star., 1951-12-08
SEE BRAND-NEW BUNGA.

Between l and 5 pm. Sun, GIL:
57th ave, Rlrerdale; Q bedrms. ant
bath. liv. rm with picture windcw
dry bsmt.. plds attic: gas &C. heat
800. DALEY REAL ESTATE SALES
Appleton I44S Appleton Go77. 4
Evening star., 1951-12-08

4l05 Decatur St, Hyattsville: 5 bed
rooms; corner; priced to sell. 81 .00a
down and $3.50 monthly. j.
EVERETT ROBERTSON. WA. 1850,
WA arm q
Evening star., 1951-12-08

Open Sun. to 5-6226 goth pi.,
Spring Meadows. Center-hall Colo
nial; liv. rm. lexis. firepl.. din rm.,
3 bedrms..- oil heat, stove. refgr.
Venetian blinds: mr.. school, bus
shopping;, only So 500 down. This
munity. JOHN H. JOHNSON. WA,
Evening star., 1951-12-08
Home or Investment

Near Alexandria. This 6-month -old
bungalow is what you have been
looking for. Priced at $10,950
with $2,770 down and only S57 per
mo. which includes. everything. Has
kitchen. . bedrms. and bath. ali
on one fl. Pull-down stairway to a
STORAGE attic. Act fast on this one.
Evening star., 1951-12-08
HOUSES SALIVA. Cont }

6-RooM BUNGALOW with bath. Q g.
room cottage and chicken house on
a 2.acre lot fronting hard road
about IL miles from Falls Church.
1880. small cash payment. bal,
sSS sSre PeT mendn RSen HS goa want
Also a 5-room bungalow. .elec;. run
ming water. 2 blocks OF hard road.
about an acre lot. $4,000; you
dictate terms. It's vacant; You
H,IISonS sGTiS move .vs now ra e T aaSE MeNAs Us
$4,000 CASH WILL HANDLE
cend iSSes SioeE to S0nsai0Si lee bivd e&Gsr nr
parochiai schools. ASK-uSS REAL.
~ Co. GL. 1852; OK. 'a65s. IS
BARGAIN lsIa. In bsautifll rambler.
Ghesterbrook rd.. chesterbrook
SMSSas on nDPaSS Property sunday nsss
or "a. 4oioss. PfoNEER m
VISITORS, INC. 3436 Lee hwy,
Arlington, Va. -
3-BEDRooM. HOUSE; liv. rm. with
nrepl., picture window, den or
ladies sewing rm. equip. kit. with
q dinette, util. rm.; gas heat: fully
screened, AWNINGS: spacious. closets;
encsd rear snxlHS ysrd NEAR e saSsans shOppns
Phone JE. s-oSes. 1 No asents. 1'oog; "Ns
g SEMIDET. HOUSES, each rents for
$100 month. Q bedrms. nice liv-
Ing rm,, fully equip. kit. sarbage
disposal, auto. washer: excel. cond
Attrsctivs ATE tive neishborhood. Call TE.
8 BEDRo0Ms, Q baths, older type
type frame house on beautifully
Falls Church. PENTAdoN REALTY
CO.. Falls Church branch, $500
Lee hwy. JE. 3-1320. -9
BEAT HIGH RENT by buying n ouon.
set containing nice rooms, runninR
school, city bus. store at hand; is
mi. D. G.; mtn. view: .$4,75O, terms
g. B. WOLFORD, Realtor, Hamilton
Va, Phone 21S1. 81
SI4.75O-3 bedrooms. new rambler,
living room with fireplace, dining
room, kitchen equipped, between
TAGoN REALTY CO. Falls Church
Branch. 6S29 Lee hwy. JE. 3-1320
2 ACRES. $4,000 - 6 room and
bath frame dwelling. located Of
TAGoN REALTY Co. Fails Church
Branch, 1929 Lee hwy. JE. 3-1320
$2,95O, $1,000 Cash. room frame
cottage on "a acre near town OF
Vienna. PENTAGON REALTY CO.,
Falls Church Branch, $500 Lee hwy
JE. 3-l320. q
Ala PIMMIT DR., FALLS CHURCH
New BUNGALOW bedrms.. liy. rm.
kit. and bath; large lot; sale price
S12,300, $4,000 down; CT loan, St,1
per mo. Rental. S115 per mo
OWNER. LA. 6-4291. -
$500 DOWN BUYS this 3-bedrm
frame Cape Cod on over N acre
of only S65 per mo, inciud. taxes
and insurance. ARFAX REALTY
FA. 1880.
AYEV AnnnnA nnHnIAr
Evening star., 1951-12-08
NEAR ST. AGNES
$2,500 DOWN

Excel. buy. . bedrm. Colonial with
with outside entr. Close to every.
thing, only s Minis to town. Excel,
terms. This Is our bargain Of the
day.
Evening star., 1951-12-08
NEW ALEXANDRIA

lust of Mt. Vernon blvd, ad-
jscent to Belle Haven. This stucco
home Is a real buy. Has living room
with fireplace, din. rm.. 2 bedrms
and tile bath. kitchen equipped with
electric range and refrigerator. pine
paneled den. bedrm. and space
for another on end floor. Venetian
and screens. large yard. 5Oxi Sc
with Anchor fence. All this for only
S13.500. About $4,000 cash re.
quired.
Evening star., 1951-12-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
YATES GARDEN

Historic section Of Alexandria. Very
modern brick home with wall Ear-
ment with "a bath: .liv. rm. with
fireplace, dinette, equipped Kitchen:
2 bedrooms and tile bath on 2nd
d. Oil heat. Shown by appointment
only,
Evening star., 1951-12-08
Near Fort Belvoir

Be your own landlord. Why pay high
rent? For only $3.50 down and
payments Of S75 per mo. you can
own this new rambler which Is va
cant. Move In tomorrow. . bedrmS.
bath, hv. rm., equipped kitchen and
utility rm. Full price. $4,000.
AL BAKER & SON. INC.
li6 So. st. Asaph St.. Alexandria. Va.
lie. 7343. AL, 6644.
Evening star., 1951-12-08
5000 DOWN
LAUREL REALTY co.

Four-rm. house on u acre: conven.
needs some fixing. T. F. BEACH
REAL ESTATE, 5306 Marlboro pike
Sc 10 S-100Q q
Evening star., 1951-12-08
ALEXANDRIA SPECIAL

2 lge. bedrms. and exp. Attic. liv. rm
1Sx13, sep. din. rm.. nicely equip
kit. full bsmt Very large level lot
75x200, det. garage. Sl4,950 with
$3.50 down.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. oW. 1900
Evening star., 1951-12-08
F. E. MALCOLM
Realtor OW. 2Naz
ARLINGTON NORTH

ARBINGION NORTH
Excel. 3-bedrm. br. Col. in Wynwood
walking dist to schools, shopping
churches and transp.; Ist A.. liv
rm-. 21xl2, .firepl.. din. rm. l4xl.
equip. kit. scr, porch; End A.. 4
wtn-siZed bedrms.: stairway te
gas heat: att. garage. Lot affords
unique privacy S2l.e50, approx.
$1,000 cash, SIPS mo.
LUCILLE COOK
Evening star., 1951-12-08
RENT BEATER

Assume FHA GI loan with small
down payment and become the
proud owner of this year-old semi
det. home Just few minutes from
Pentagon. Good sized liv. rm., de
luxe kit, scr. back pch. on ground
floor. 2 bedrms. and bath up. Full
price S11.o5O.
Evening star., 1951-12-08

New frame bungalow, consisting of
living rm. 2 bedrms.. kit. and bath;
4 miles north of Laurel, on hard
surfaced road; lot. 5Ox2o0. Price,
Evening star., 1951-12-08

story frame house in excellent
neighborhood. consisting of living
rm.. dining rm., sitting rm. and kit.
on 1St floor; bedrms. and bath on
End foor; attic, full basement. Price,
S1S,500.
Evening star., 1951-12-08
ARLINGTON FOREST

ARIINGION FOREST
Brk.. Colonial with airy bedrms.
and cozy rec. rm. Conv. to schools.
Pentagon. Shaded. well-landscaped,
level lot. Zephyr awnings. Bendix.
OIL heat. Priced for quick sale at
SlS.ah0. Liberal terms
Evening star., 1951-12-08

10 RMS, $12,5O0 AT
Bladensburg Shop. Center
Investor--Spacious older house be-
hind Giant Market: excel. for large
family or for renting rms. Sl.375
down, S72 mo-, CT, or S2,700 down.
S76 mo. to non-vet.: subject to ap-
praisal. Payments include taxes
and insurance Trades considered.
c. ROY HAzLETT. WA. 5000
Evening star., 1951-11-25
TeIevision HiqhIiqhts for the Week

800, WNBW - Lights Out
Richard Greene and Gregory Nor
ton will star in Beyond the Door.
$3.50, WNBW-Somerest Vaughan
Theater: Constance Bennett vii
have the lead in Home and Beauty.
1890, WTOP-studio One: The
drama will be 1.-THE Dangerous
Years." with Harry Townes, Frances
Fuller and Maria Riva.
Tuesday.
$3.50, WTTG-Keep Posted: The
issue will be Should the Democrats
Renominate Truman Guests will
be Gov. Herman Talmadge ano
Gov. Sidney McMath.
900, WNB -Fireside Theater
Lynn Roberts, John Sutton and
Gloria Marshall will be featured
in mot Bit Like JASON"
900, WTTG-Cosmopolitan Thea
ter: John Forsythe and TORN
Thatcher will play leading roles in
Time to KILL"
$3.50, WNBW Circle Theater;
The drama will be Brand from the
Evening star., 1951-11-25
THIS WEEK IN .TELEVISION

His Excellency Mohammed Kami
Bey Abdul Rahim, Egyptian Ambas.
sador to the United States, Is inter
viewed.
$3.50, -Chronoscope: vii
liam Bradford HUE and James H
r. Cromwell quiz Canadian Ambas
sador Hume Wrong on Canadian
American relations.
5:45, TOP Sarah Churchill
Helen Hayes is guest.
$3.50, WTOP-Star of the Family
Grace Hayes and Joe Frisco visit.
1900, WMAL- Paul Whitemal
Revue: Maureen Cannon joins tn,
show.
Evening star., 1951-11-25

$3.50, WTTG-Pentagon-W ashing-
ton: Brig. Gen. Robert A. Ginsburgh
and Arthur E. Dubois discuss
psychological warfare and Army
insignias.
900, WNBW-T Television Play
house: Margaret Phillips stars in
"The Eleventh Ward"
800, WTOP-Fred Waring Show:
Composer Richard Rodgers is guest
1000, celebrity Time
Kitty Carlisle and Boris Karlof1
visit.
1880, WNBW-Leave It to the
Girls: Bell Stern matches wits with
the feminine panelists,
Evening star., 1951-11-25

TOO, WNB W-Sound-Off Time
Bob Hope stars.
1880, WTOP-This Is Show Busi-
ness: Wendy Barrie is guest panel
ist; joey Bishop, Harry Douglas
and Bobby Lane and Claire per-
form.
500, WNBW Comedy Hour
Eddie Cantor stars with Caesar
Romero and Eddie Fisher as his
guests.
500, WTOP-Toast of the Town
James Barton, Evelyn Knight and
Bob Scheerer share the guest spot
light,
Evening star., 1951-11-25
Burning" by Doris Halman.
$50. WTOP- Suspense: TIL
Ipresentation will be "Mikki."

Burning" by Doris Halman.
$3.50. WTOP Suspense: The
presentation will be "Mikki."
Wednesday.
900, WNBW-Television Theater
Frances Helm, Dick Foran, Richard
Carlyle and Nelson Olmstead will
star in "The Fair-H Haired Boy"
1890, WMAL-T Theater: Alfred
Drake and Ruth Hussey will have
the leads in Elmer Rice's "Coun-
|sellor-at-Law."
1000, WTOP- Boxing: Kid
Gavilan will meet Johnny Bratton
lin a 10-round over -the-weight bout
Thursday.
1890, WTTG-Bigelow Theater
Kent Taylor and Jerome Cowan will
have the principal roles in "A Case
|of Marriage"
1880, WNBW-Foreigh Intrigue
Paris will be the setting for the
drama.
Friday.
500, WNB W-Ezio PIMA Show:
Mindy Carson will visit. 4.
$500, WTOP-Playhouse Of Stars;
E&alter Hampden will star in 1.-TWO
Living and One Dead"
Evening star., 1951-11-25
Monday.

Monday.
1880, WMAL-Hollywood Screen
Test: Vanessa Brown will guide
screen candidates through THE Re-
turn of Joseph Bascomb."
500, WTOP-video Theater:: Nina
Foch will star in Danes Are
Poison"
$3.50, WTTG-J Johns Hopkins
Science Review: The subject for dis
cussion will be ''The Atom, Beast OF
Benefit" DR.. Hubert Alyea will
be guest.
$3.50, WNBW-Voice of Firestone
Evening star., 1951-11-25
Today's Highlights.

200, WNBW Battle Report
Guests include United States Surg
Gen. Leonard Scheele. DR.. Hugh L.
Dryden and David H. Pepper.
2:30, WNBW-American Forum
Senator Edwin G. johnson, Gov
Sidney S. McMath and Representa-
tive Hugh Scott. jr., discuss Issues
and Candidates for So"
$3.50, WTOP-See It Now: The
life of candidate for the Repub-
lican Presidential nomination, in
the person of Senator Robert A
Taft, is shown.
400, W-Meet the Press:
Evening star., 1951-11-25
The KukIopoIiton Set Rises Up
In Righteous Indignation
By Harry Macarthur

gruntled televiewers. who can't
understand how the telecasting in
Washington of a Notre Dame
game in Lansing, Mich, is going
to affect the attendance of
Maryland-Navy game in Balti-
more.
Football, at any given college,
went commercial back in the '20s,
when they laid the cornerstone
OF the new 75,000-seat stadium.
1t was in a familiar trap; it had
made the down payment and now
it had to pay off the mortgage.
No, the colleges will get precious
little sympathy from the tele-
viewers in this year of the Ma
tional Collegiate Athletic Associa-
tons noble experiment in tele-
vision. If this is just a collegiate
game. played for the fun of it
and the glory of Old Siwash, well
and good. the local viewers who
wanted to but did not see the
Ohlo-Michigan game yesterday
will say.
Then why all this fuss about
televlslon and its effect on the
gate? It's as poorly timed a
crisis as ever befell a popular
sport.
Evening star., 1951-11-25
Union Joins Pinzo
And Gets Him q Roise

Perhaps the reason that people
OF the entertainment world are
always getting mixed up with off,
center organizations and strange
causes is that there are so many
confused aspects of their own lives.
This is not meant to imply that
the hero of this story has a lean
ing toward strange organizations
and off-center causes. It is only
intended to imply that there some
times seems to be a certain de-
gree of unreality about some of
the labor problems in the enter
tainment world.
The case in point is that of,
Ezio Pima, the Met basso, who
entered the more popular arts to
demonstrate that middle age has
glamour. too. Mr.. Pima was
scheduled to appear on the an
nual Might of Stars" benefit for
the United Jewish Appeal, not for
free, but for minimum fee, Just
like the others taking part. He
put himself down for a paltry
$3.50, which is truly paltry when
you get in Mr.. Pinza's salary
class.
Well, according to Variety.
which knows about everything
that happens in show business
sometimes even before it hap
pens). the list of the talent slated
for this show was being scanned
by Henry Dunn, national admin
istrative secretary of the Amer
ican Guild of Variety Artists. He
came to that $3.50 beside Pinza's
name and gave the singer a call.
What, Mr.. Dunn wanted to
know. was Mr.. Pinza's average
weekly salary? It varied. said Mr..
Pima, but it was about $4,000.
Good enough, said Mr.. Dunn, but
you can't break the AGVA rule
by appearing for less than one
seventh of your weekly salary, say
about $4,000. That was fine with
Mr.. Pima. Furthermore, MIR.
Dunn told him, you'll have to Join
AGVA to be eligible to play this
benefit.
That. according to Variety, was
all right with Mr.. PIMA, too, in
view of that $1.750 salary increase
his new union had got him be-
fore he joined it.
Evening star., 1951-11-25

naldo Hahn's Isl Mes vers Avaient
des Allies" "They All Dance the
|Samba" by Berger and Long, Long
Ago" by Miguel Sandoval.
Evening star., 1951-11-25
|TV FootboII Fons
Have Little Sympothy

This fuss in the football world
comes at an ideal time to strike
televiewers as pretty hilarious.
The difference between the all
ments suffered by football and
basketball was clearly defined the
other day on the sports page by
Francis Stann, but some other
defenders of football are showing
lsigns of panic.
One coach, for instance. has
been reported as failing to see the
difference between football schol-
Iarships and musical scholarships.
There isn't any. of. course, if the
music students are required to
give a concert once a week to re-
tain their good-scholarship stand
ling.
Football can claim it is good,
clean, honest fun. all right. and
luntainted by anything like the
scandals of basketball, but no
football supporter can claim tit
isn't commercial. Not in the pres
lence OF one Of this seasons dis
Evening star., 1951-11-25

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Tuesday, November II, 1851
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Audience Shows

The following telecasts admit the
general public:
Air." Sunday, 2:30 pm, Caribar
Room Of the Wardman Park Hotel.
Write or call station for tickets.
WMALL"Quiz Of Two Cities"
Television Center. Write station for
tickets
Evening star., 1951-11-25

idu Sayao will sing "Gavotte'
ON Massenet's "Manon," Ray
Evening star., 1951-11-25

Wednesday, November 28 1851
headlines
Ysusef Midday caps T. Disc
J.
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49, First 100
Evening star., 1951-11-25

900, WNBW - Lights Out
Richard Greene and Gregory Nor
ton will star in "Beyond the Door.
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The guardian., 1951-10-20
'q0AAEN B0WLERS
By CONNIE TURNER

Last Saturday, the most spec
tacular of all the matches in
the CWBL was that between the
Vows and the Atoms. The show
that was put on in their corner
made the other matches pale
into irlsignif1cance.
The Atoms, a new combination
ela4s season, Is a team composed
Of zoe Brown, Cecilia Snyder,
Rose Lawson, Virginia Jeffers,
and Faucenia Booker, spare.
T1aey have announced their in
tention Of coming out on top
This season in spite Of what any
of the usual teams can do. This
match produced more high
scores for the evening than any
of the other matches; six of the
girls had two high strings over
ninety. So 1t was no wonder
that after the points had been
spit one and one Of the first
two strings, the third string at
6racted quite a bit of attention
from the by-standers. The Vows
were keeping abreast spare for
spare, and strike on spare, until
tl4e anal box was rolled. The
The guardian., 1951-10-20
MONTE SEEKS
SALARY HIKE

NEW YoRK-They are alrea-
dy starting to talk salary around
the Giants office. The Giants
usually try to sign up players
well before winter. Talk has it
that the two lFsavist increases
will 60 to Sal Magic, who is
seeking = $4,000 raise and Monte
Irwin.
Monte worked this season for
the sum Of $4,000. Now that
he's National League champion
in runs-batted-in, the best stealer
Of home and the World Series
hitting hero, Monte would like
twice the figure, $25,OOO. And
since boss Horace Stoneham is a
firm believer in a happy ballplay-
err and is always quick TO COM
promise, Monte shouldn't run too
far short Of the desired sum.
The guardian., 1951-10-20
PUVIS DE CHAVANNEs
GALLERY-Seecond Floor
SARGENT GALLERY
Third Floor

The Handel and Haydn Soc-
iety. An exhibit in honor of the
Handel and Haydn Society, in
observance of. the organizations
one hundred and thirty-seventh
season. The collection of pictures
and musical scores lent by F.
Otis Drayton, president, and by
other members of the Handel
and Haydn Society, will be sup
plementned by books and other
materials from the Music De-
part of the Library through
November 3.
Fire Prevention Week. Coo
perating with Edward F. Mont
gomery, Deputy Chief in Charge
of Fire Prevention, Boston Fire
Department, a display of posters
and pictures showing the causes
of fire and ways to prevent them,
relics from the Boston Fire De-
partment's collection, and books
and pictures from the Library's
collection-through October %.
The guardian., 1951-10-20
S 0R S

tally showed the Atoms won by
one pin, 470 to 469, and both
teams were relieved to find the
points we're split Q and 2. Mil
dred Jones lead the Vows with
84-122-97 to total 303. Both high
single and high three records
were hers. Vows captain, Bea
Simkins, was a close second with
295 for three strings. Norma
Moore, Alice Warner, and Har-
riette Harkins contributed the
additional support. The League
also has a new team high three
record of 1891 established by the
Vows. Those Atoms are now
tied for third place with the
Arrows. and both of these teams
can be counted on to bowl ex-
citing matches in the weeks to
come.
The Meteors dropped one to
the Radars, but are, nevertheless,
in second place. Our first place
Robins really must have wings.
They allowed the Flashes no
chance to catch them and scared
to victory for three strings.
There is another tie for fourth
place between the Cyclones and
the Pins since the scores are
very close, but the weeks to come
will surely eliminate so many
tie scores.