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INVEST. PROP. SALE Cont }
NEW 2-UNIT APIS.
GAG uEAT

OFF 31sT AND MINI. AVE. Sc
bedrm.. dinette. kitchen and bath
with indiv gas heat. Tenant furn-
iShes own heat and all utils. Income
$40 per mo. Priced to sell. Cal
till 8 pm. wkdys. Sun. l. to s.
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
1912 18th st. NV. DI. 7-1655
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BUICK 1949 Super sedan: radio.
heater, black finish; this is
d1o%ner car, and far above average;
1345 Que st. NV, DU f-S306.
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CT INVITEDl

81 8. 600 total price. with only $4,000
cash down. Yes. GI money is back
and and we open this home today for
Colonial with full bsmt. and huge
rear yd. on dead-end street. Really
lge. liv. rm. with firepl., full din
rm.., cheerful kit. lst fir; 3 very
GOOD bedrms. and tile bath upstairs,
POSSESSION soon. Directions: Fair
church, to Wyoming St.. right to
18th. left to 6946 definitely in
Arlington CountyD. BICKLE. JA,
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AUToMoTIVE MISC.
TRAILERS

'52 wrecked; all parts
for sale; 5000 miles. Phone Clarks-
vile, Md, 7S5-W-5. I'll
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APPROXIMATELY 1000 So. #. of
once space comprising 3 rms. I'd
floor, lge. window space. Apply 1916
L st. NV. E. E. FURMAN, Realtor.
PRIVATE OFFICE available in suite;
ern air-conditioned bldg. Excellent
downtown location, Sheraton Bldg,
III 18th st. NV, DI. 1855. -2I
40 CONN. AVE.-Air-cond. mod.
EXTRA !s1 Lee e EPcMP nd! Ea of,ce, 's9G ADJOINING
GaiI esdI eState Nh s!g5ss oftlse 1919 Eye St NV.
1917 18th ST. N.W.-Now avail, 3
individual Offices on 1st floor. or
reasonable rent. Cali ST. $500.
OFFICE ROOMS. (e)-1 rm. oI6 So
t.; ] rm. 22S So. it,, nr. Sth ana
.FP EpanEiln EnSSfr StS ne; AD. 2:22Ss3; 20
SUITE; five large rooms, lavatory.
center financial district; rental rate,
S;s per So. it.. $500 per month.
Short-term lease available EX. g.
@slo or Suite 404. 729 18th st; NV.
% Temodeled ode bldg! Gn lsn SITE ooG Of Of newly
On I'd A.. now used, as architect's
once. May be rented separately or
SaS|Ef'5 s4SHE60lp4 E'isG"'s!s FG s5s 5sH' Or #
Coral His His, Sf0h 44ia sonfRern MHSMS' ave-, In
SGsADH REAETY AiGr17ao1S Jo: $500 So each EACH
PARKING-Open lot avail, at 18th
and sts, NV. dupont CircIeJ:
24-hour PARK parking ,priyil:; SIS per
BEAUTY PARLoR. Photographic
Sears, Roebuck dept. store, soon
to be built on Alabama ave. "S4O
Alabama ave. Sc. 10. 3-636s
OFFICE sPACE-soos Fenton st..
Silver Spring: mr.. Hecht Co.; avail
Pancy; pane pvt. parking also adj. to
Calling jU; 5oSiioo. CHESTER Il, II
KELLER. Realtor. I'll
NEW YORK AVE. at 18th NV
Unfurn. pvt. exec. office. adj. recep
nm; excel. for trade assoc, or
recep. rm. and secretary with an
ether trade assoc. representative.
CAPITOL hILL-Newly decorated: 4
rms. Z, washrrns.; asphalt tile floors.
cow. to Senate and House Office
BldgS,. Library of Conaress. EN-
31O727. Sat; and Sun. RE. 1866
wk. days. Miss Ruskin. 30
S2I4 PINEY BRANCH RD.. Silver
81 It; SOS mo. AID. 2-1s54 or
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USED TRUCKS
SDrinotin1e Rarcains

,o,o ~S%& bN144O
la4S Chevrolet 2-ton c. and c.,
pletely reconditioned, new paint,
$50; 1947 Chevrolet e-ton fiatbed'
&c luxe cab, al mech. Condition,
S145; la49 Chevrolet .-ton stake.
excel. mech. cond.. good rubber
SberrO1S, SGia and serviced by US. S995; 1850
low mileage, S945; 1850 Chevrolet
sedan delivery, Al condition; = to
choose from. S945 each. 1852 GMC
i2-ton pickup, l owner. 1000 actual
nj, save several hundred dollars.
ALL TRUCKS CARRY OUR OK.
CHEVROLET WARRANTY, Terma
or trade trough GMAC. Cali for
details.
CHEVY CHASE CHEVROLET
773,5 Wis. Ave. or, ASIAN
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

WILL SELL AND BUY End tust notes
DAv1D N1METZ. RE. T-5039. CO. s.
end TRUST, &2,45O, payable S4S mo.
so; deferred purchase, good cash
payment: reliable white maker. Only
$2,100. RA. 6-34lS. 2O'
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13 limits
,O-UNIT APARTMENTS
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

PVT. PARTY has $4,000 to invest.
What do you have to offer? Box
APT. BLDGS. wANTED-We have
several urchasers with up to $4,000
cash. T. N. LERNER g. CO., $500
Ga. ave. NV. TU. 2-l136. -22
APARTMENTS = BUSINESS PROP.
LIST1NGS URGENTLY NEEDED.
AUERBACH & co. DI. 7-650l.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

6I7 F ST. N.w.-Five rms. second
floor across from the Hecht Co. Ideal
for alterations; photographer; nov
Apostolides, RA. $3.50 or RE.
1924. 30
SALESROOM- WAREHOUSE rear 3923
Bladensburg rd., approx. | 400 So.
it.. loading platform and pking.; end
comm; $l25 mo. EN-. 3-555S any
time. 30
YARD SPACE. excel. for storing con-
tractors equipment; conv. location.
III36 GEORGIA AvE.-Entire lst
FIR. 6 rms. and bath, suitable for
business and living quarters. Key
at :1414 Reedie pl. faround corner.
7:3O to 4 pm. JU. 9-16S4. -22
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TRUCK SALE

international Ks tractor. :2-it.
trailer, $4,000 mileS. You must see
a real buy. Only - SI.495
AZ Ford VS. dump. Rubber and run
ming perfect. Special today - S495
'4S Studebaker 1z-ton pickup S2a5
'49 Ford sI-stake. nice cond.. new
rs chevy 94-ton pickup. new paint,
looks and runs good Only S549
so Studebaker nat 2-ton stake.
Looks and runs good. Guar, only
SO GMc w-452 Tandem; new body,
hoist. ga tires. Fully guar. S6.3JO
80 F-5 Ford va tractor. Air-hy-
draulie, air in vac, trail connec:
A real buy Sl,1a5
40 BrockVsy. G.6o-xw tractor, like
brand-new Oniv S3.S50
40 GMC, e22 tractor. new paint
Many other units to
choose from-Army surplus. dumps,
stakes, buses and trailers. Also q
variety Of used gas and Diesel trac-
tors.
Your GMC Truck Dealer
CENTRAL MOTORS
ALEXANDRIA
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

- GEORGETOWN Il
story brick whSe. covering $500
So. it., plus $4,000 It. Of open
ground. rectangular shape with .
street frontages and side alley; can
be bought with less ground IN
ssgss sgssS Eo0d %tS buy DRuRY Nj ManRf RsALTY EM
CORP. AID. $4,000. 20
good cond.. 3-story
brk., approx. 5000 it.. on alley.
central loc.; $4,000. Ii. 3-67O6.
JU. 9-930S. -25
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
TO WASHINGTON

A. '15-minute leisurely ramble to work
from your new brick rambler; .
bedrms., separate din. rm., dble.
carport; "a acre. $16.500.
FALLS CHURCH REALTY
JE. 2-2122 JE. 4-3444
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MONEY WANTED

100000 at &C.. PAYABLE mo-, 5. 10,
20 yrs, by individual. secured lst
trust on valuable commercial prop
erty, rented, Alex. Va. Box 91- D,
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GO FISHING

GROW TAN AND HEALTHY
In the HALF ACRE GARDEN of this
IMMATURE ESTATE. Attractive
ExPAND1SLE brick bungalow tract
12x265. abundance with well-spaced
FRUIT TREES. fireplace in liv,
rm., din. rm, convenient eoiiipped
Kit. me bed1mS.. tile bath. rrue
eXpanSible attic for more bedrms,
Full JSmt. WONDERFUL SUBUR-
BAN ATMOSPHERE Mr.. Falls
Chgrcn and convenient to schools:
worth The money at only SI5,150,
ARLINGTON REALTY
REALTOR
2212 Wilson Blvd. IA. $4,000
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HOME SITES-N.W.

Limited number beautifully wooded
lots for sale in exclusive residential
area. Call Mrs. Grant, CO. 5-6246.
PAUL P. STONE, REALTOR
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HOUSES sAuE--MD. tcons.O

ssAurTL saH gg15 gWINBRooHETcfsn 50TH B!9e F nsn
detached, = bedrooms. with stairway
to expansion attic; nice lot, fenced.
with rock garden. SIGLER d CO.,
10. 4-S3S3 and LO. 5-4254. ii
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CONN. AVE-. NEAR K

CONN. AVE, NEAR K
Nicely furn. air-cond. pvt. rm. in
attrac. suite of established law firm.
Highly desirable loc Conv. to May
flower, Statler and Govt. Ideal for
professional person, trade assoc,
mfgr. repr. Rent includes recep-
zionist, telephone answering services.
use of library conference rm. and
other facilities. ST. 3-5l41. -23
CENTER OF FALLS CHURCH-Excei-
lent suites; $50; avail. now. Call
JOS: SEAY CO.. JE. 2-262O. 30
DENTAL or doctors Offices available
" apt; house Macarthur blvd. Reas.
PsYCHIATRiST's OFFICE, 10th and
Park I'd. NV. Suit for . practition-
ers. Occupied as such for yrs. Call
HO: 2-535s. or RIA. 3-1397 to in
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

CLEARWATER, FLA.-Home and in
TIA. 9-6543. ewes, Sat. Sun. 80
FL. PROP. for sale or trade for D. c.
property: 3 bedrm., also ! bedrm.
Double garage Best East Coast To-
cation. Pompano Beach. Phone Ii.
1-J0S3 -2l
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STTITT LAND
6103 G. ST.
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ARLINGTON - Three::bedrm. Colo
kit, equipped with range, refgr,
dishwasher; huge lot; mi. from
fun, dry bsmt.,. outside entr.. Laun-
dromat, gas h.-W.h.; storm win
ddows; = Venetian blinds. $1,000.
ARh1NGToS-For a. IdTF5S: something diff differ
rambler with its huge de luxe kit,
sunny living rn., unusual multi-pur-
pose rm.. attached garage: lovely lot.
$4,000 cash, balance like rent. Call
OWNER. JA. 2-1421; ewes, JA.
Brick Cape Cod; bedrms. down,
" partly fin. bedrmS. up: carport,
screened porch: fireplace, picture
vaddq Wd6q" s5se 59s osa 6ispdta shel at
end of paved, deadend street.
Woods adj. side and rear: only l.
VT. old: no agents. so can sell for
under $1,000. I'LL Kennedy ST..
sHIRLEY iii ifo'vi 'WviooDs-colonel leaving aT
has, priced his 4-bedrm., "1a bath
brick home to sell quickly. Liv.
rm. 25Xl4. din. rm. l5Xl2. >
both Ist and md ifs. Full bsmt:
SLACNt AOl bAAC dlSSL OuNNA
who wants a large, modern home
IN one of Virginia's finest close-in
residential areas. Shown by appt
only through PARKER. SMITH g.
DoNNELL, Realtors, ia. 7-616l.
BY OWNER, in heart of old Falls
Church; 4 bedrooms. Ia baths:
beautiful 1-acre lot. 1 block from
bus, schools. stores. No agents,
please. JE. 2-469I. 30
$3.50 DOWN for this 2-bedroom
masonry BUNGALOW. located 4 miles
south of Alexandria, y block off
Route /; l2-acre lot; redecorated
and vacant. Open sunday ] to ..
CECIL B. LUPTON. Realtor. ia. =
1888, Sun. and ewes. ia. 7-050S. |
BY OWNER-Tara area: beautiful q
Yr.-old rambler. ) bedrms., "a baths
elec, kit, lge. panel rec. rm.. laun-
dry rm., attached gar, porch: lot
$4,000 So #; many other features:
$4,000 lst trust. Price, $39.a5O.
Absolutely no brokers. ia. S-T514.
CLOSE IN
81 So Fenwick, st.-aMod. abr, ram,
bier. l3XlSlr., fp.. SKI , eqpd k. gXl2
dr.. u b.: optl. Nr. A. Schls.. PTGN.
S21, 800. OWNER, trans. IA. S-34S3
-o5
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

ARLINGTON - Improved property.
producing revenue monthly; part
commercial. part residential; inter-
ested in trading for unimproved
commercial property in Arlington.
w. E. NICHOLS. ia. 2-5172; ewes.
and Sun. ia. S-6469. -2l
WANTED TO BUY BLDG: $4,000 to-
10000 So. IT. Preferably l story.
Industrially Zoned in or near Wash
ington. EDWIN A. WALTEN, Key
ser Bldg, Balto.. Md. Plaza 60SS.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

HEART OF BUSINESS SECTION,
suitable warehouse or similar use.
Front or rear entrance. Rear. TT
10th st. NV. -22
house building. 10000 SO. IT,, eleva--
tor. close in ne. section. Railroad
siding for 6 freight cars. Suitable
for warehousing or industrial use.
nc per SO. IT. Principal only. Call
AID. 2-2SSS. 80
end COMM. ZONE-13s6 50. it., ideal
for operating small business. Call
after 4 pm. JU. S-360S. --26
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
FIRsT-TRUST LOANS on real esta

FIRsT-TRUST LOANS on real estate;
1Ss SsnthiS iite' pa$msnts e yea: seWV&ff W&fsHnEd Az
INC; 1ll5 Eve st: NV: MA; S-646S
BARLOW REALTY CO. Realtors.
1881 G st. NV. NE. S-2495.
End AND 3rd TRUST NOTES pur-
chased, prompt action. RE. 7-4960.
HUGH B CONNER, 1927 X st. NV
Eyenlngs: DU; LODI.
will buy second trust notes. D. c..
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE e. IN
VESTMENT CORP, 1912 N. Y. ave.
NV, MA. S-5S33.
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
2ls'o TO 4ec DISCOUNT
MR.. QUICK-RA. 6-34ls
End TRUSTS ARLINGTON AREA.
1mmed. action. McClaine Properties.
21OO Wilson Blvd, ARL., A. 2-3300.
CASH IN ONE DAY
SECOND AND THIRD TRUSTS
MD. HOMES. JU. S-3600.
"a
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FARMS

HOWARD COUNTY, adjacent to hunt
",5QO-ft. road frontage, s-rm. mod
erntzed home. professionally deco
rated. center hall. liv. rm. with
f1repl.. din. rm,. modern kit. and
lge. all purpose rm. with lavatory;
3 bedrms. and modern bath on end; (;
oil h.-w.h., outbuildings consist Of
good small barn and large chicken
house: $50 $50 See plat in ONCE
Of BERNARD T BRoSIUS. Realtor.
~: 9-O42O. Ewes, Mr.. Scott. JU.
rs ACRES. 1s miles west of Fred
ericksbure. % cleared, large pond
shade. some fruit. Barn: henhouse;
at R. E. Lee School, Spotsylvania,
eo-ACRE FARM. 40 mi. D. c., 6M-
rm. house. cleo. deep we'll and
spring; ideal for seclusion or retire
ment. $500, $1,000 down. CO. s.
BUILDERS AND DEVELOPERS atten-
tion: Direct from owner All States
tclean-cut farm)-3 miles North OF
Rockville-long frontage on Rte.
No: 240 approx. IL acres gentle
rolling land in grass and sod. Ideal
Tor subdivision. Operated as cattle
and hog farm. Well watered and
fenced. Property includes modern
rambler residence of two bedrooms.
guest house. tenant house. and other
buildings. Land under-priced at
by appointment. RALPH TEUNIS
National S-OJnG
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FORESTVILLE. VA.

EO1EEO I v IIIG, V n.
107 gently rolling acres, fenced: used
as pasture; water each field: fine
custom-built residence; lovely view;
Z rms. (3 bedrms.). ga baths, stor-
full bsmt., oil h.-w.h. Price. S65, 900
For appt., call E. II. IRWIN. ia.
1-12o2 or Ell, R-3fi42 -ol
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-12-17
Points
BANKERS LEAGUE

The Halves and the Dimes broke
even in their games last week, so
there were no changes in the stand
ings. The only team to win both
games was the Nickels. The Halves
had the high individual game, 473,
and the Pennies had the high two
game set, 921.
In the ladies department, June
Martin was the high bowler, with
an individual game of 118 and two
game set of 218. For the men, scor-
ing honors were divided, with Rob
ert Bowman and George McAdams
tieing for the high individual game,
III, and Robert Bowman having the
high set, 233.
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BOWLING SCORES
PANGBORN
GIRLS LEAGUE

Vogue, who won two games last
week moved up to within one game
of the leading Glamour team
who broke even in their two games
Seventeen was the only other team
to win both games.
Glamour had the high single game,
480, but Vogue had the high set, 897
JoAnn Glesner was the high bowl
err with single game of liz and set
of 207.
80 Or Better Class
JoAnn Glesner 1925; Connie
Taylor 111-92; Rose Ann Shipley
IO7-9O; Frances Neel 1O7; Bea Everly
LOG; DONNA OFT 104-93; Gladys
Charles 101; Joyce Smith 100; Nellie
Bowman 95; Judy Long 95; Louise
Spickler 81; Kathleen Hanna 90;
Laura Michael 81; Pat Mantz 81;
Rose Shinham 81; JoAnn CLANCY 80.
Free Bowling
JoAnn GIesner, 112, 95-247; Donna
OFT, 104, 93-245.
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Feam Standing
Points
ELKS LADIES' LEAGUE

September won three points last
week to remain in first place. March
also won three, pushing April, who
only won one, into third place. No
vember won all four points to remain
in fourth place. The only other
team to win all four points was
February.
October had the high single game,
40, but November had the high
three game set, 1899.
lama South rolled the high indi-
vidual game, 127 and N Musey had
the high set, 1856.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-12-17
Team Standing
Mems League
Division I

Grace E. u. B. NJ won three points
last week to take possession of first
place by one point over Trinity
Lutheran III, who lost three points,
st. PauPs E. u. B. won all four
points to remain in fourth place.
They also had the high single game,
GA, but First Baptist III had the
high three-game set, 1913.
John Minnick, of Trinity Lutheran
~, rolled the high single game, 148,
but Jack Koontz, of First Baptist
NJ, had the high set, 1893.
Team Standing
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Team Standing
ST. MARY'S LEAGUE

The O'Sheas won all four points
last week to increase their lead
to ten points over the O'Holligans,
who only won one. The O'Tooles
had both high scores, with a single
game of ST. and three-game set of
1867.
For the ladies, Ellie Sirbaugh had
the high individual game, 100, while
in the mems department, Harry
Sirbaugh rolled the high individual
game, 149, but Thomas Ham had the
high set, 354.
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Team Standing
PANGBORN
MEMS LEAGUE

Although the Tanks only won one
point last week they remained on
top, points ahead of the second
place Rooms. The only teams to win
all four points were the Collectors
and the Elevators.
The Rooms had the high single
game, $40, and the Collectors had the
high three-game set 1927.
Shilling was the high bowler, with
a single game of 1876 and set of 348.
120-33O Glass
Mongan, 1877; Hays, 1886; Johnston,
124-336; Kinsey, 1871; c. Kline, 1877;
Squibb, 122-344; Beyard, 1875; Shill-
ing, 135-348; Bottorf, 1871; Rodeffer,
1871; Hoffman, 1888.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-12-17
Team Standing
Division III

ST. Matthew's E. U. B. won four
points last week to move into first
place, pushing ST. Marks Lutheran
who only won one point. Christ Re
formed ~ had both high scores, with
single game of 557 and three-game
set of 1877.
j, Yonkers, of First Baptist ~,
was the leading bowler with a high
single game of 149 and set of 378.
Team Standing
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-12-17
Team Standing
POTOMAC EDISON
MEMS LEAGUE

After Monday nights bowling the
Cards were on top by II points over
the Rams and Eagles, who were tied
for second place. There was also a
fourth place tie between the Browns
and the Bears.
The Browns had the high single
game, 566, but the Redskins had
the high three-game set, 1891.
Ray Beard rolled the high single
game, 1856, and Hunter Robson had
the high set, 343.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-12-17
Team Standing
Points
WOMEN'S
MAJOR LEAGUE

Matthias Miller won three points
on Saturday night to increase their
lead to three points over Savoy
Restaurant Matthias Miller also had
the high single game, 522, but
ACQUISITION Hearing Aid had the high
three-game set, 1899
A. Martin bowled the high single
game, 1870, and K. Kaufman rolled
the high set, 1862.
Team Standing
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-12-17
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE
Women's League
Division L

The Daisies NJ team won one
point last week to remain on top,
two points ahead of the Pansies III,
who won three. The Pansies # won
all four points to move from sixth
place into third. The Iris, however,
had the high single game, 513, but
the Pansies 10 had the high three
game set, 1896.
Martha Snyder rolled the high in
dividual game, 100, and Virginia
Warner had the high set, 1872.
Team Standing
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-12-17
Team Standing
LIONS CLUB LEAGUE

The Second Quarter ended on
Thursday night, with the Ears emerg-
ing as the winners. Both the Ears
and the Heads finished with 10 wins
and five losses, but the Ears wound
up with two points more than the
Heads, to give them the nod.
On the nights bowling the Names
had the high single game, SIT, and
also tied with the Paws for the high
three-game set, 1852.
John Minnich was the high bowl
er, with a game of 12l and set of BAT.
Team Standing
(EpJ of Opr OIor4orN
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Team Standing
Division III

The Roses No won four points last
week to remain in first place. The
Gardenias n also won four points to
keep the second-place spot. The
Roses NJ had both high scores, with
a single game of 482 and three-game
set of 1850
Jackie Belts bowled the high in
dividual game, III, but Ruby Hause
had the high set, $40.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-12-17
Accidental Baptism

Robert Woodson's baptism didn't
save him from Jail. Police, checking
to find why there was light in
Christ Temple Church, Indianapolis
Ind, found the 28-year-old man had
stumbled into the baptismal tank.
He was taken to Jail to dry out and
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-12-17

Los Angeles to New York in six
hours and 81 minutes Rex Smith,
Americans vice-president, said this
was record for passenger-carrying
airplanes.
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end of End QUARTER
Points
PRECIOUS STONE LEAGUE

Turquoise won all 4 points on Fri
day night to move them up to within
three points of the league leading
Emeralds, who lost points.
Milly Fiery was the high bowler,
with single game of 113 and three
game set of 307. In fact she was the
only girl to get into the 800 or better
class.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-12-17
AirIiner SEES speed RECORD

A huge new American Airlines
DC-7, with General and Mrs. Mark
w. Clark, among its 81 passengers,
raced across the United States from
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Team Standing
Points

One sure way to get the last word
in an argument is to say: "All right"
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100 Or Better Glass

Milly Fiery, 1O2-113; Mary Rout-
zahn, 1903; M. Snyder, 1917. Helen
Wilkes, 1O5; Pearl Elliott, 1903; Tee
Dinterman, 100; Belva Ford, 100.
Team Standing
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to face preliminary charge of Bur
glary.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-12-17

RUBBER STAMPS
We make EN- IN a Jiffy!
StOuffer Printing Co., Phone 1900
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Team Standing
Points
POTOMAC EDISON
GIRLS LEAGUE

All four teams broke even in their
games last week, so there were no
changes in the standings. The Black
feet had the high single game, 429,
but the Sioux had the high two-game
set, 1913.
Frances Berger rolled the high in
dividual game, 81, and Peggy For
sythe had the high set, 1874.
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High Averages

Virginia Stoner, 1913; Frances Ber-
ger, 1913; Chico Smith, 87.5; Dottie
Cline, 87.3; Peggy Forsythe, 1858.
Team Standing
Evening star., 1953-03-18
Police Sergeant Fined,
Two Privates Dismissed

The Police Trial Board yes
terday fined a sergeant $100 on
charges Of intoxication and or
dered dismissal Of two police
privates on other counts. All
pleaded guilty.
Sergt. Arthur B. Cross Of No.
2 Precinct received the fine. The
two privates ordered dismissed
were Albert P. Falter Of No. IL
Precinct and Charles T. Connor,
formerly Of No. II Precinct.
Pvt. Falter admitted being ln-
der the influence Of alcohol when
two officers investigated his
wife's complaint that he had
threatened her.
Pvt. Connor admitted he had
been convicted Of blackmail In
November, 1851. An appeal from
the conviction was turned down
last December.