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CHICAGO Livestock

CHICAGO, Nov. 10 tP)--(USDA) -
Saiable hogs, 10000; market uneven,
moderately active; steady on choice No.
1 and 2 lightweights; weights over. 22Q
dull and barely steady on all weights
butchers; sows fairly active, fully 70
higher: choice No. / and No. IS 70-220
lbs, 19.25-19.60; around q double deck
choice mostly No. Is, 220 lbs, at 10. 10;
other choice butchers under 230 lbs,
1S.50-19.00; 230-270 lbs, 1900 1875;
28O-31O lbs, 17.50-1S.10;. most sows
i7.5o; 17oSo bulk Ho 4as-so6 lbs. in larger lots,
l5.50-16;50; rood clearance; shippers
salabie Cattle. 90: salable calves, 200:
slaughter steers and heifers nominally
steady; cows. utility and below, fairly
active. fully steady; ther cows slow,
steady to weak; bulls steady to weak;
vealers about steady. a few small lots
commercial to good steers, 16.50-23 90;
virtually no steers choice or better
heifers, 15.OO-19.5O: utility and COM
mercial cows, 9OO-13 90; Gamers and
cutters; ,7,0o-9. 90; utility to low com
mercial bulls, 11;50- .25; good to prime
yealers, l7.00-22.00: Gull to commercial,
salable sheep, 700: slow; all classes
steady; good to choice wooled skinned
lambs, 1S.00-20.00; a few small lots
choice and prime, 1880: Gull to low
good, 1O.00-17.50: small lot 1o5 lb.
good and choice sheep. SIS.
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New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Nov. 10 R1.--Cottor
futures came back about IS 70 40 cents
2 bale from the lows. Of the day during
thrcush short covering. attracted By re.
cent market declines. Trade demand also
The Census Bureau reported October
cotton consumption amounted to 706,-
603 running bales whcih was about In
line trade expectations; Consumption foi
season, August October .totaled 2,1Sg,-
36I bales which was 1910 bales under
the pace q year earlier.
lower to cents higher than. the pre-
vious close. December 33.g0, March
34.54 and May 34.5s.
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Produce Markets

p, BALTIMORE quotations supplied by the
united states Agriculture Department:
wise stated. Nd. Delicious 2is-inch IN
3:00-25; staymans, 2h inch up, 2.25,
ss55S asS aSheF M pa nch Descys aS inches adsDD up
3 inches up s;zS; X inches Sp $,so.
s. An no sizes sfsde Srops marx oo
Golden Delicious 72s-113s 4.25: Delicious
q S..tiS GSlden iE, Delicious Sd 8 ID, iim bags
Potatoes: Barely steady. U. S. Is
size A unwashed unless otherwise stated;
e. katahdins 100 ID. sacks Y; 8. Is
Is 90 cents; Pontiacs so ID. sacks
Sweet potatoes: About steady. Blu.
Goidens T i.5o-s 90: oo Puerto p ic Ricans % 3. 90.
s5. N. Goidens I.75-sOo, few higher.
Poultry Quotations.
Poultry: Barely steady to weak One
lot OF fresh young chickens selling at
late hour On Quality quality and md average ssSa Of.
disappointing. Turkeys steady. Mod
crate supplies equaled current needs:
80 for hens and 90 on toms.
Turkeys: Heavy type hens 39-40,
mostly SO. Tones 80.
Grain Market.
Flour-Receipts, 1880 1OO-pound
sacks.
shipmsat., f4s6SS bushels; STOCKS. SSshf5s: j.:
344,S42 bushels. No. 2 red winter gar
licky. spot, domestic, 2;17; No. 3. 2.14.
shipments. l5s's0o bushels; stocks. r.
188,416 bushels.
Oats-Receipts, 1880 bushels; ship
ments, none; stocks, 1888 bushels.
Barley-Receipts; none, shipments.
none; stocks, 81 ,942 bushels.
Rye-Receipts, 2,10Q bushels; ship
mentss none: stocks: 215i55s bushels:
shipments, 1S.667 bushels; stocks. 1885,
Millfeed-Receipts. S2s tons.
Egg Market Unsettled.
yesterdays Quotations.)
Eggs: Market unsettled. Prices mostly
UNCHANGED. Receipts from local areas
ligfb, In some cases shortages reported.
BIZ. OF arrivals originated from the
Midwest. Trading only fair.
Prices paid by first receivers delivered
fob. Baltimore, cases included:
Large, minimum 90 per cent A quail
ity. whites, 45-5l: browns and mixed
colors, 42M-4S. Mediums. minimum so
per cent A quality, whites. 36-40;
browns and mixed eolors. 38h-40h.
Receipts: Eggs. 2.sO5 cases By truck.
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Security Bank Votes
2% Special Dividend
On Increased Stock

The Security Bank. which re.
Gently increased its outstanding
shares by a. IS per cent stock
dividend. has declared special
year-end dividend of 2 per cent,
President Francis G. Addison, jr.,
announced today.
The year-end dividend is the
same as a year ago, but will be
payable on the increased stock
December 20 to stockholders Of
record December 13. Regular
dividends of 5 per cent each were
paid in March and September.
The banks recent stock div
idend increased capital from
100000 to 81 million.
Directors also authorized the
usual Christmas bonus of six per
cent to officers and employees Of
the bank.
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New York Produce
NEW YORK. Nov. 10 R.-Dividfnd,

NEW YORK. Nov. 10 B (UsDA) -
Butter steady to arm. Receipts 3aS. .97e.
Wholesale prices on bulk cartons (fresh).
Creamery, 93 score CAD 6l-61A cents:
90 score lA) 60sz-6i; 30 score OBJ
59si-60: 50 score tCl 59-5gik.
Cheese steady. to arm. Receipts 3D.
025. Prices unchanged.
Wholesale egg prices were unsettled
today. Receipts 10.O43. (Wholesale sell
ing prices based on exchange and other
volume sales). New York spot quotations
follow: Includes Midwestern: mixed eol-
ors: extras (4s-5O lbs) s41-421a: extras
large (45-4S lbs1 39-41: extras medium
36h-37: smalis 30s-31: standards
large 34-36; dirties 24-26; checks 26-3l.
Whites: extras t4s-5O lbsl 41-42; .ex-
medium ss % s sroWns: sns Extras extras t4s.sS 1850
lbs) 41-42; extras large f45-5S lbs)
1910. Includes nearby: whites: top
quality t4S-5O lbsl 4s-465z; top quality
f45-4S lbs) 43-45: mediums 3eM-41:
smalls 81 is.32 Browns; top quality
lbs) 43-43ta; mediums 3sih-39ha; smails
33-33a.
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Hourly sales ON the Exchange.
1900 arr $40 600 IL noon ] $50 900
100 pm. ! 6so 600 200 p.m. 600 600
fUnit OF trading IL shares or sales IN
full, sIn bankruptcy or receiyership or
being reorganized under the Bankruptcy
Act or securities assumed By such com.
panies. Rates OF dividend in the fore.
based ON the last quarterly Or semi.
annual declaration, Unless otherwise
included 2 Also extra or extras; , An.
or paid ID 1858 plus stock dividend.
e Declared or paid 50 far. this year.
PAYABLE tn stock. estimated cash value
on ex-disidend or ex-distribution date,
9 Paid last year b Declared or. paid
clared or paid this year. an. accumula-
tive issue with dividends n arreays.
ferred or 40 action taken. Ct last divi-
dend snd me. meeting Ing. psclsFed q PAD u
dividend: cid Called. : 81. dividend. x-dis
e distribution; H y rights. xw without
distributed. vi Win issued.
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been elected a
d ir e c t or of
the Pu blic
r e ! a t ion S
S oc ie ty Of
America for a
t h r e e = year
term. He will
represent the
Society's east
ern district.
Mr.. Steele
Join ed tn e
Ch a m b er S
staff in 1947
a n d W a S
named to his
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Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Nov. 10 R.-Grains raj
lied after selling of early on the Board
of Trade today. led by July and Sep
tember wheat contracts.
Wheat recovered above the previous
close. Demand for the distant futures
was stimulated by a fve-day Weather
Bureau outlook which could see no pre-
cipitation for the dry winter wheat ter
ritory of the southwest
Soybeans sold of early on news sew
sb do%e or cEa paS opeos sons ne e
week. Beans staged partial recovery
Wheat at noon was h-1M higher.
lower, December 1.55M, oats N-S lower.
December S4A, rye 1 to 13s higher,
December 1.2S. soybeans p lower to V
higher, January 2 S234 and lard 3 to IS
ber 1855,
Evening star., 1954-11-19

Board of Con-
troll of the
N a t i on a |
w h oil e S a ! e
D r u G g i S t S
Association.
His election
took place at
the Both an
nual conven-
ton of the
association at
H oily W o cd,
Fla, yester-
day.
Mr.. Allen is
a director and
Evening star., 1954-11-19
Retail Trade Dips
Below '53 Rate
eY he Assoeiated Pfes,

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Retail
trade in the week ended Wednes-
day failed to maintain its re-
cent rise and dipped slightly
below the levels of a year ago.
Dun & Bradstreet said today.
Total dollar volume of retail
business for the period was from
8 per cent below to l per cent
above that of the corresponding
week of 1858.
Evening star., 1954-11-19
Food Sales Top 1853

Sales of independent food
retailers in the Washington
Metropolitan Area were / per
cent above a year ago in Septem-
Der, and even with 1853 levels
in nine months of this year, the
Census Bureau reported yester-
day.
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Insurance Sales Log

Sales OF ordinary life insur-
ance in the District Of Columbia
totaled $1l.245. 900 in October, a
decrease of 3sper cent from Oc-
tober, 1853. the Life Insurance
Agency Management Association
reported today.
Sales in 10 months this. year
amounted to $115,160. 900, an in
crease of 4 per cent from a year
earlier.
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branch office
from 3 to Z
pm. tomor-
row, President
E d W i n T.
Holland an
nounced.
Located a t
t h e intersec-
ton of Old
d o m on
Drive and Lee
Highway, tn e
new Office will
open for busi-
ness Monday.
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old branch building, long a land
mark between two lanes of Lee
Highway or U. S. Highway 30.
The new building of around
5000 square feet occupies a tract
of around 10000 square feet,
leaving plenty of space for park
ing, drives, lawns and landscap-
ing.
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Bonk Looms Edge Higher

Outstanding loans of reserve
member banks in Washington
edged forward to $417,570, 900
on November 10, just about even
with their all-time peak of Sat-
10000 on October ~ and were
liz per cent above November
II last year, the Federal Reserve
Bank of Richmond reported to-
day, after declining in the pre-
vious week, the total recovered
$905, 900 in the latest week.
Commercial loans reached a
new peak Of $181. .367 900, up only
$4,000 from a week earlier, but
21.3 per cent a year earlier.
Real estate loans of $129, ,68O, 900
were $2,093,O 900 higher in the
week and 1874 per cent above
g. year ago. Other loans, mostly
consumer loans, totaled $98, 1885,
600. down $491 900 in the week
and IL per cent below the like
1853 date
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Cotton Use Increases
BY the Assoeiossd Press

The Census Bureau reported
today cotton consumption for
the period Of October averaged
35,777 bales for each working
day. This compared with an
average 35,177 bales for the cor
responding period a year ago,
and with 33,278 for the Sep
tember period this year.
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yesterdays ouotations.)
Foreign Exchonae

NEW YORK, Nov. 8 R1. = Foreign
exchange rates follow, Great. Britain II
dollars, others in cents unchanged un-
less otherwise noted: Canadian dollar
cent a ssT prsmiam Dnn o. SDf1 i.e Up /SS
Europe -G Great Britain, pound
2.79 1872. up 1L32; 30 day futures
2.79 II 1872. UP. 1882; 60-day. 2.79 IL I32
so-day, 2.SS iIi52. up iiSs; Belgium
franc, 200: France. franc. .2sss: West
ern Germany. deutsche. mark. 1885;
Holland, guilder. 1892; Italy. lira, ,.16h;
1884; Switzerland. franc. free, 23.331a;
Denmark. krone, 1880.
Latin AmerlcA--Argentina, free, 7.24;
Brazil. free. 1.45; Mexico, S.02; Vene-
zuela. bolivar. 30.02.
Far East-Hong Kong dollar. 17.45.
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here in 1925,
the Board Of
Directors an
nounced to-
day.
The com
pany has con-
structed many
large suburb
an deve lop-
ments in this
area. includ-
ing Wheaton
City in Mont
gornery Coun-
ty and Wood
Y~.... l.! ra.-
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for Admiral

Admiral Corp. has named j.
Harold Gettys its representative
in Virginia. He recently re-
turned to his native State after
spending many years in Penn
Sylvania and Massachusetts,.
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Regular Dividend Voted

Directors Of Government En-
ployees Insurance Co. have de-
clared a regular quarterly divi-
dend Of IS cents a share on cap
ital stock, payable December "a
to holders OF record December
10. President Leo Goodwin an
nouneed.
Evening star., 1954-11-19
Seventh Office Opened

Time Finance, Inc, of Mary
land, has opened it's seventh Of
flee at 1929 Georgia avenue in
Silver Spring, with L. w. Marino
as manager.
Evening star., 1954-11-19
Merger Plan Turned Down

The United States Savings and
Loan League at its annual con-
vention in Los Angeles yester-.
day rejected a plan for merger
with the National Savings and
Loan League, according to word
received here.
Reliable sources said the re-
lection was the result of veto
power exercised by four national
directors of the United States
league.
Evening star., 1954-11-19
MetoI Quotations

NEW YORK. Nov. 10 N.-spot non.
ssnfs s:sasu: Ssss sssss sGssg ys Sr'E
is cents Q pound New York. Zinc,
I1H cents pound. Fast et, Louis. Tin,
91A cents 9 pound, New York. Al
Evening star., 1954-11-19

Georges. It introduced the
Brookville Ramblers in nearby
Glenmont Hills.
1t also has been prominent in
the apartment field. It's newest
apartment house, the Park Eli
son. is to be opened on Harvard
street NV. on December !.
Other properties include: Gel
marc Towers, 1880 Columbia
road NV; the Elaine, 3210 Wis
consin avenue NV; Macomb
Gardens, 3725 Macomb street
NV, and Alto Towers, 1905
Wisconsin avenue NV.
Takes Helm at 81
The new president takes the
helm at 81 years of age. He has
taken an increasingly active role
in company affairs in recent
years because of the i'll health
of his father. who died last
month. He will be succeeded as
vice president by Stanford E.
Abel.
A native of Washington, Mr.
Gelman attended public schools
here and started with the firm
In 1910 after graduation at
George Washington University.
He is a member of both the
Washington Real Estate Board
and the Washington Board of
Trade.
Evening star., 1954-11-19

member of the Executive Com
mittee of the Druggists Supply
Corp. of New York City, a direc-
tor of the Washington Kiwanis
Club, chief of the Medical Sup,
ply Service. ONCE Of Civil De-
fense, District of Columbia, and
a member of the District Phar-
maceutical Association.
Evening star., 1954-11-19
Named to PRSA Board

Earle B. Steele. manager of
the news and information de-
partment of the United States
Chamber of Commerce here, has
Evening star., 1954-11-19
Takes Helm at 81
Named Bourd Chuirmun

James E. Allen, executive vice
president of the Henry B. Gilpin
Co., wholesale druggists, has
been elected chairman of the
Evening star., 1954-11-19
Old Dominion Bank
Plans Open House

The Old Dominion Bank in
nearby Arlington county will
hold an open house for the gen.
eral public in it's new Cherrydale
Evening star., 1954-11-19
GeIman Named Head
OF Building Company
Founded by Father
Bv Donold B. HodIev

Melvin Gelman has been elect
ed president Of the Gelman Con-
struction Co., which his father,
the late Elias Gelman, founded
Evening star., 1954-11-19
Mutual Funds

NEW YORK, Nov. 10 R.-Nationsl
Association Securities Dealers, Inc:
(NOon quotations.
Evening star., 1954-11-19

present position in 1851. Previ-
ously he was with the United
Press for 13 years.
Evening star., 1954-11-19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Furnished by the Associated Press.
Sales
Stock and Add Net
Dividend Rate 90. High. Low 1915 chg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-24
A Word to the Wise
BY Mrs. Fronk CoIh,

Clubwoman, on he;nr 80,
graduated on her first T.v -.
pearance: But. my dear, / was
never so Illustrated in all my
life"
There is no such word as
Illustrate. Apparently our
celebrity" combined the verbs
Illustrate" and "fluster," there
by coming the monstrosity. It
is not an uncommon error. The
word she should have used was
Mustered" meaning confused;
nervous; agitated; furried."
ATHLETIC frequently has a
"hitch-hiking" syllable injected
into its pronunciation. Not
"ATH uh LET TX" Correct:
ATH-let-ik.
Another word which is widely
mispronounced is the simple lit
tie verb. WASH, '"to cleanse in
water, or other liquid" Appar-
entity there is no explanation for
the peculiar pronouncing quirk
that changes the vowel sound of
wash" from "ah" to "aw," and
inserts an excrescent ar" after
the "a" as: "WAWRSH." But
"wawrsh" is heard all too often
throughout the land.
Correctly pronounced, wash is
an exact rhyme for ''bosh, gosh.
both OF which have the "ah"
vowel sound.
And the hallowed name
WASHINGTON should be pro-
nounced: WAHSH-ing-ton (not
"WAWRSH-in-dun")!
EXPERIMENT Is often erro-
neously pronounced "ex-SPEAR-
uh-ment"; but the second syl-
liable (-per-) is marked to rhyme
with the err Of error, errand.
Grant, Correct: eks-PEHR-i-
mint. The spear sound is
quite proper III experience, how
ever, which is correctly pro-
nounced: ex-SPEAR-i-enss.
Incidentally. one doesn't "try
an experiment" for the reason
that an experiment is itself a
trial. In good usage one makes
or conducts an experiment.
distributed BY McNaught Syndicate,
Inc.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-24
Names in The News
(And how 70 pronounce them
By Constonfine Chekre,

President Eisenhower received
the new Ambassador of Wet
Nam, Tran Van Chuong (-Choo-
ONG). and Guatemala's new
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-24

mist president, Jacobo Arbenz
Guzman. now q refugee in the
Mexican Embassy Of Guatemala
City. At the same time the
Castillo Armas (Kast- EE-yoh
AR-mass) government has APP
pointed a new delegation to the
U. NJ, headed by Senior Adrian
Recinos (--Reh-C EE-noss), a
former Ambassador to the United
States.
Because the Cuban constitu-
ton provides that President
may not campaign for re-elec-
ton. Fulgencio Batista went
through the motions of resign
ing, to be succeeded by his close
political friend, Andres Domingo
Morales del Castillo (Ann-
DRESS Doh-MEEN-go Nav
RAH-less del Kast- EE-yo) He
will act as interim President UNI
til after the elections next
November. The Republic Of
Peru (Peh-ROO) got rid Of her
troublesome ex-Premier and
minister Of war, Brig. Gen.
Zenon Noriega (ZEN-nonn Noh-
ree-uh-gah), by deportation to
an unspecified foreign country.
(All rights reserved.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-24
Natures Children
BY lillion Cox Athey
Kinkajou.

Kinkajous are relatives Of our
raccoons. the coatimundis and
the pandaS. They are tropical
animals inhabiting the forested
country in Mexico, Central
America and South America. A
nocturnal traveller. no larger than
q small house cat. it has bulging
eyes and a prehensile tail. It is
not adverse to bird eggs, small
birds and insects. The long claws
are effective weapons, though it
lis not an aggressive animal, pre-
ferring peace to- battle. It is
wrongly called honey bear be-
cause of its golden coat Of soft
fur.
The short fur is almost woolly
in its texture and nearly the
same length over the entire body,
including the tail. Though 1t
avoids water when travelling, it
can swim. Being a vegetarian,
it has small trouble living well
In forests.
They make charming pets, get
along well with other animals
and outside Of their twittering
notes are silent. They are de-
lighted to have their fur stroked
and offer soft sounds like those
Of extreme satisfaction.
!. They are not on show in ZOOS
but you may discover one rolled
up in corner fast asleep, oblivi-
Gus to the stir and noise going
on. When night arrives, the
big eyes fly open. the long tail
is flexed and the short legs hoist
the small body. In the moon
light, they resemble shadows
creeping softly among the foli-
age Of the trees.
In Mexico, where these ami
mails are made pets. they sleep
through the day on porches, in
rooms or in boxes set apart for
them. During the night they
hunt. returning at dawn to sleep.
They find their own food. What
more could you desire in q pet?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-24
Word Come
Find 20 or more words in
nTTrNnA

Find 70 or more words in
ROTUNDA,
meaning. 20 round building,
especially covered by q dome"
Average is 26; time limit. 20
minutes.
az fo,,sess q the game-1. Words must be
IS such our letters BY the addition Of
msed Only one form 81 word ni Il
NSsN = rroper names are not useS 20
Answer 70 HAuGHTaLY
haul, halt hail, hauahty. bu.
ALT, alight, aught. ugly, raiiv nas 81 /.
CHAT gilt, glut. guilty. tall, thieh. thns
laity, lath, laugh. light.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-24

e n v oy. Am
baSsador dose
Luis Cruz Sa-
la IA (Hoh-
Sch LOO-ees
* ROOF Sah-
la h z A RI.
who presented
their creden-
tials. Salazar
declared that
his 6 ov n
ment is deter
mined to try
a S criminal
t h e deposed
nrO COnmlI.
Evening star., 1954-10-19

margin coming to the last hole,
but she shanked a shot and took
double bogey six.
Mrs. Allen was fourth gross
winner with 81-74-79 for 234
with Capt. Lucille Busch, the
District champion, next with
1888 for 239 and Mrs. Egen-
road 79-83-79 for 241.
Capt. Busch Takes Net.
Mrs. Ferriday actually won low
net but preferred to take low
gross. which left net to Capt.
Busch with 239 minus IL handi-
cap, or four for each round and
net 227. Mrs. C. A. Lichirie
of Fort Meade was next, 263
minus SO for 227. followed by
Mrs. Morton Samler of Wood
mont, 259-30-229; Mrs. Morton
WaSserkrug of Woodholme,
246-15-231, and Mrs. Jack
Smith of Prince Georges.
246-12-234.
The 18th competition for the
Payne Cup was the most sue
cessful from standpoint of cal
iber of the field and number of
entries. with commentator due
Mrs. M. M. Alexander and her
committee. Karl Corby, first
vice president of the Maryland
State Golf Association, presented
the prizes.
Evening star., 1954-10-19

of cutting through the headpin,
could overcome it quickly.
simply by slightly lengthening
or shortening my stride. or by a
slight, but not fundamental
change in grip. To get the ball
more to the left, I'd shorten
stride, and to bring it more to
the right, lengthen stride"
Merely hitting the headpin ap-
peared to be automatic with
Whalen. For instance, in an
inter-city match at Old Conven-
ton Hall, 'he missed it only
once in so boxes. His bead on
the key stick was quite as
monotonous when he set a rec
ord for average in the District
League.
"It seems to me-" Whalen said,
that many bowlers could i'm
prove a lot if they'd either study
the form of others or get some
body to point out their flaws, and
this goes for even the good ones.
I suppose the greatest duckpin
team ever put together, in some
respects. was the old Royals, with
Harry HALEY, Harry Krauss. Earl
Lewis, Harry Stanford and
Skinny Carroll backing each
other up. Whenever Royal got
to missing, the other quickly
spotted his trouble, if he didn't
find it himself, so the team never
was off for long"
X 4 X
Sometimes single suggestion
can transform a bowler. A couple
Of years ago Ann Habercom was
averaging less in the Capital
Women's Major League than she
thought she should.
"Try Strengthening your wrist
and getting squarely behind the
ball." Marion Hamilton, a team
mate suggested. That did it.
Mrs. Habercom has been a much
better bowler ever since. Not long
after she corrected the fault, Mrs.
Habercom shot a game of 1877
and a set of 469, which stand AS
all-time highs in the women's
division of the National Duck
pin Congress championships.
Bob Mayhem, 19-year-old
conner who won the Fort Davis
Handicap Sunday with an aver
age Of 1924, is averaging ia in
the Greenway Bowl Commercial
League. Last season his average
was only 1903. A while back Julie
Singer, the Greenway manager.
took him in hand. He changed
the youths delivery from hook
ball to a straight. cross-alley
technique, with a resulting g.
point Jump in average. The odd
thing about this is that Singer
is an unorthodox bowler, deliver
ing the ball off the right (wrong)
foot.