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Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-26
Daily Sitko Sentinel & Arrowhead Press| Page Four Monday, September 26 1855

Because, Eisenhower added. humans are frail and they are mortal"
 Although cautiously favor able reports came from the hos pital here, Eisenhower aides dealt with the question of whe- ther presidential authority cou Id be delegated to other feder al officials in the event of an emergency. There is no ques- tion that some authority can be, but the White House asked the Justice department for a formal legal opinion as to how l wide the field may be.
 A bulletin issued by Eisen- hower's physician at 6:15 pm last night said:
 The president is resting very comfortably. There is no change in his condition" No change meant his condi- tion still was satisfactory"
 and that there had been no
 complications, as a mid-after- noon bulletin had put it.
 It was in tllat afternoon bul
 letin that the doctors character
 ized the heart attack Eisen-
 hover suffered early Saturday
 as moderate" It had been
 first described as "mid coron
 ary thrombosis" clotting of blood in a branch of the arter- l ies which supply blood to the heart muscles.
 The designation "nild" was
 used only once | in the Satur
 day afternoon announcement
 that the president had been
 stricken. The switch to mod
 crate" came after he had been l examined by two leading heart 1 specialists who flew here from ! the east. a ] One of them, Dr. Paul Dud- l ley White of, Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, de l fined moderate" as neither
 mild nor serious" but some
 thing in between those two
 medical yearsticks.
 ] In addition. to White, one oi the worlds foremost experts
 the afternoon bulletin was sigr
 ed by:
 Maj, Gen. Howard M. Shy.
 der, the White House physician
 who first diagnosed the attack
 Col. Thomas w. Mattingly
 who rushed here from the army's Walter Reed hospital
 in Washington; and Col. Byron
 E. Pollack, chief of heart ser
 vice at F'itzsimons hospital. l It was White who said ''an- 1 other tenn from President Ei- l senhower is quite conceivable 2
 But he also said: Even if l this is a mild case (and he lat
 CT called it moderately, the president will have to take
 things asy for a couple of mon ths. If he gets by the next two
 weeks, than you can say he ! probably will be all right. ! Eisenhower's illness, first an nounced as digestive upset" by pr, Snyder, brought his son ! John, an army major, from Washington yesterday.
 The chief executives wife moved Saturday night from the Denver home of her moth CT, Mrs. John s. Doud, to Fitz- simons hospital where she took a room across the hall from the presidents. She had stayed on there since. John remained at the hospital last night, too.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-26

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 built marine engines, gasoline and diesel. Big stock popular makes and sizes. Also: mar inc hardware, conversions, reverse gears, propellers. Spe cial Discounts to Alaska re- sidents CATALOG FREE, Stokes Marine Supply Com pany, Coidwater 5, Michigan.
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Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-26

WANTED. baby sitter, 8 a. m. till noon, daily. Call Red
 261. (26)
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-26

BUNDLES ot old newspapers, 10o at Sentinel Office. Fine for painting, starting fires,
 laying under rugs, etc. c
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-26
Eisenhower
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GIRL wants work in store, ho- usework or babysitting, after 4p. m. and weekends. Write
 Barbara Noreen, Box 297
 Sitka. (26)
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-26

VOLKSEWAGEN and Re nault representative. See Ben Forbes for a Renault demonstration ride. (FM)
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-26

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY on popular size tires, tubes, and batteries. Sears Roe
 buck. Phone 114 or 115. (FM)
Evening star., 1955-02-20
DREAM RAMBLER
SII,. SPR.--S23. $50

8 Bedrms., 212 Baths
Rec. Rnn., True Hall Ent.
ELECTRIC KITCHEN
OPEN, ] TO DARK-Out Colesviiie
I'd. 3 blocks beyond Four Corners
TO Eastwood, left on Eastwood and
follow signs to los Bolton road.
JolleS & Sennett Co.
Realtors. DI. 7-4244
Evening star., 1955-02-20
HOUSES RoR sAis-MD.
ApELPHI PARK
$3.50 DOWN

This de luxe brick semIrambler offers
space and features such niceties W as
23x13-ft. liv.-din. rm., GE kitchen
with undefcounter dtshWasher and
Disposall. de luxe 9ls-cu.-ft. .refgr.:
9 lee bedrnis.. I " baths and large
park and near everything. II won't
last at S14.950. with $3.50 down
Trades considered. Can La. 6-9353
Evening star., 1955-02-20

EAST PINES
NO SETTLEMENT COSTS - $3.50
down and 500 mo-. newly redee..
den, bsmt.:- outside entr.. vacant:
BUDNEY REALTY CO. HE. 4-3906
GREEN MRADows-NoN VETS
Pretty as . pictured semidet. brk 1
mr.; PARK; ! shepDing; $3.50 3.asStl doEn; ~ tHll
MUssELMAN REALTY CO.
GREEN MEADOWS - Nr. every
thing: 2-bedrm. bungalow plus ex.-
pansible attic; $l0,4OO;.. Sl.O0O
down, $S3 per mo. pays AL.
cARMoDY HuIS-3-bedrm. bunsa.
low, $4,000: 81, ESQ down. $3.50
LOUIS MILLER. REALToR
UN. 4-2723. Eyes,. WA. 7-60l2.
Evening star., 1955-02-20
SPRING ROMANCE

SPRING ROMANCE
Roses are red and violets blue.
For your June bride and you.
II you buy,
Nothing down G1.
This afl-brick, 2-bedrm. home.
The best location rye ever known.
5000 settles all.
S68 carries ball.
W.. W. s s.sssi. sfII1 ri furnish S Il The rice.
Colonial investment Co.
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LOG CABIN

RECREATION ROOM =
Ideal service personnel, 3-bedrm. brk.
efmssr 3 eosr 0i% sqs ss6s scHooL lot q ssse saa
Open i to DRIVE out oeofSis
ave. to viers Mil rd.. left 2.2 mi. to
Parkland, right 8 blocks to open
sign and 12S0S.
OWNER VIII. e-ee42
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b3 ACRE, LaytonSville-Imp o
story frame: g rms; field work In
bath. Watch for open sign. $4,000
wooDFIELD BRICK RAMBLER -
Six rms and bath, full bSmt., radiant
heat. many Injuries OF a modern
home. S1S.500.
NORTH OF GAITHERSBURG-Cape
Cod home. Four bedrms.. bath. dining
rm.. kit, 9 glassed-in porches, full
bsmt. $4,000.
WooDFIELD, q OF ACRE--Improved
with 2-story. 7-rm. house: all i'm
provementS. S10.500.
GAITHERSBURG - -Four rms, and
bath. real modern kitchen, full bsmt.,
oil heat. S12,750.
GATTHERsBURG - Four rms. and
bath. oil-circulating heat. part bsmt
Mr.. CEDAR dRovE-1M acres, q
several outbldss. $500. Will help
to finance.
Mr.. CEDAR GRovE-semibunsalow.
First A.. lge. liv. rm., kit, . bedrms.
and bath: 2nd f., lge. I'M. room.
House yrs. old, all mod. $4,000.
HICKMAN-CUSHMAN
once MI N. Rockville on Route 240
pn O-QAAo On
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RAMBLER-S15.4OO

RAMBLER-$15,4O0
GI appraised $500 down to quaIified
veterans. FHA terms to nonveterans.
Elementary and Holy Redeemer
Schools This 3-bedroom brick
rambler with full basement offers
the utmost In living space and loca-
ton. See 1t today. To reach: Out
Conn. ave. ext. to Dresden St,
left on Dresden st. to Cedar lane,
blk. to Clearbrook pl., right 1 blk.
TO Westbrook lane. left to sample
house.
Evening star., 1955-02-20

MORNINGSIDE-White shingle home,
ga yrs. old. 2 bedrms.. pun stair
kit; $1,000 non-GI. $64 mo-; ST.
zoo cash, take over 40 loan; also
GI low cash. To reach: Out Pa.
ave. Sc. to end, right TO Suitland
Id;. left 4 mi; TO 4th road beyond
H. McALLISTER. Realtor. 10,
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GI-$l6,50O-BY OWNER
s-bedrm. brick Colonial. lse. mod. kit.
dishw., incl. porch. sep. din. rrn..
22-ft. nv. rm. w/firepl.. full bsmt.
hium iine, NH. T ave- 70 Erskins. 1o0 risht to
18th ave, left to 1911 10th ave.
HE 4-7Q16 Omen daily
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NO CASH-GI
BRICK BUNGALOW

WHEATON
A best buy In fine neighborhood, 2
twin-size bedrms.. Ice. liv. rm.,
din. area. equip. kit, full bsnlt !,
lge. lot with trees; CT approved
at S12.295. Act. fast! Cali Mr.
Milby. NO. 1881 Gist. MD-8).
+. W. BERENS, INC, Ma. $4,000.
Evening star., 1955-02-20

NEW EASTPINES-2-bedr Cape
Cod with expansihle attic. Bendix
washer, gas hot-air heat. Attractive
site with trees; level fenced rear
Riverdale rd.. exit. BALTIC. Wash.
pathway uN. k-Sui4 III
Evening star., 1955-02-20

NEW EAST PINES-2-bedrm. Yamb-
Ter. with insulated expandable at
tic, concrete patio. and lge. wooded
lot; easy committing By Baltimore
Freeway: only $500 down. SPARKS
eves. NO 7-R47R
Evening star., 1955-02-20

NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE.-Lovely
iarse. eaSipped HI fi.c6ens: se huge iiRins
room. dining area. full basement.
part rec. room; Anchor-fenced lot;
convenient MOL. Md. University
Assume 4T GI. Only $4,000
JAMES !. MUNDY. UN. 4-5600.
Evening star., 1955-02-20

BRA BRANCH AVE.-S-RM. DEF.
Cape Cod; new-house copd ..lv. rm.
with firepl.. bedrm.. bath. din. rm.
and lge. kit. on LIST d.; 2 lee. bed
rms. and tile bath on ind a.; hsmt. !;
lge: level lot. All this tor only
ranged Call Mrs. Cox. LU. 2.S136
or ST. 3-736s. ATLAS REALTY co
Evening star., 1955-02-20

MT. RAINIER, Q APTs.. ST. 900 down;
full price only $l2,0U0--5-rm. apt.
on LIST a. for owner. 3-rm. apt. on
Ind a. completely furn. ana now
rented for $40 mo. Full bsmt., gas
heat. Rental income will almost pay
BOSWELL CO., WA. 7-4500, til 2
D.nl
Evening star., 1955-02-20

Observation-Disclosures 2-bedrm
brick rambler, expansible attic, full
basement. corner lot with Anchor
fence. Reasonably priced. FILA or
AGENCY, Realtors, DU. 1906;
ewes, NO. 7-S475. -22
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Lewisdale Area. Open 2 TIL
4 Full-Sized Bedrooms

2216 Charleston pl.-4-year-old do.
tached brick rambler: large eombina-
tion liv. rm. and din. rm.: modern
equipped kit, .dinette: .dishwasher;
2 bedrms.. modern tile bath on 1se
o1 End oor: penty II elosets bst 1atn
gas heat: large. fenced lot. will 60
GI. New-house condition. Call Mr..
Mobley. Ii. 1881.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY co.
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down GI.-Modern 3-bedrm. brick
rm., ! "a baths. sep. din. rm.: Ultra
mod. kit: with elec. garbage disposal,
ETC.. full bsmt. with asphalt tile
floors. alum. awnings, screens and
storm, windows: only yrs. old and
house for only Sl5.75O. Call THE
PERRY BOSWELL CO.. WA, 7-45OO.
Evening star., 1955-02-20

= New 3-bedrm. ran-
full bsmt., ground level entr., poss.
in 48 hrs. $500. down. S99.5O mo.
includes tax and ms. HERB Bed
Evening star., 1955-02-20

Beautiful custom built, spac., 2-yr.-
old. 3-bedrm., 2-bath rambler. Big
din rr1., big all-elec kit; handled
with loving care: built-in garage.
tiled bsmt., many extras. For the
discriminating. Dir: Out Colesville
rd to Sligo Cr. pkwy.. Bear left on
st. Andrews way to sign. Mrs.
Boltz on premises.
Evening star., 1955-02-20

ALI EEICk@o5 HLUMMlS. HLdyElsl.
OFF ALItENTOWN RID.
Check the many features: Fireplace,
3 baths. fpll bsmt. Call Mr.. Cross
MARSHALL J. wAPIx co.
1924 14th 6t. NV. AD. 4-20Ob
Evening star., 1955-02-20

SEAT PLEAsANT-Desirable Groom
and commode Installed: gas heat:
lovely front porch; $4,000, terms.
ST. THMEs PxRrsH, M4; sa.isti 5bo1 varSum IN.
ST., GIL nothing down-Beautifully
finished. finished quiet neighborho9d; 9 rms
TEMPLE HILLS, 51SS and $50 st.
Barnabas rd.-2-bedrm. brick RAM
blers; selling price. S15,950. terms
and trade. PYLES REALTY CO.
INC. 1914 Silver Hill I'd. 10. 8-5S00.
Evening star., 1955-02-20

OXON HILL. Sc. Md; S7,e5o-1h
stories. bsmt.. screened porch. RE.
7-Sl11; eyes,, RE. 6-799O.
The Arizona post., 1955-05-06
Personals
Sociuis and

New arrivals are Mrs. Sally
Harris and son, Joel of Grand
Rapids, Mich, who have eS-
tablished a home here at 521
N. Forgeus. They are the
daughter and grandson of Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Bramson, E.
Broadway. Gradually the
Bramson children are max
ing their homes in Tucson.
Harry Morrison is expected
to complete his army service
and receive his discharge in
June. He's stationed at Ft.
Benning, Ga, and is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Morri-
son and brother of Helen.
After spending more than
two weeks in Miami Beach
and Orlando, Fla, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Salonic returned
home Wednesday.
The Arizona post., 1955-05-06

Members of WOrkmen Cir
Gle last Sunday evening hon
ored two active members, Mr..
and Mrs. Sol GurVitZ on their
48th wedding anniversary.
Eddie Gold returned with
the First M arine Division
from Korea last week. His ia
ther, Reuben Gold visited
with him at the coast for sew
eral days.
Mrs Morris Kaplan, E. 9th,
has gone to Boston for the
wedding this month of her
son. She will be joined in a
few weeks by Mr.. Kaplan.
Guest for three weeks of
her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Brager
was Mrs. Sol Ginsberg, Kan
sas City.
The Arizona post., 1955-05-06

Due back this weekend is
Mrs. Harry Laventman, who
has been in Chicago the past
few weeks to attend the Bar
Mitzvah of a grandson.
Two couples, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Miller and Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon Cohen of Philadelphia
are on a six weeks trip to
M exico, headquartered in
Mexico City. Last Saturday
the Millers celebrated their
37th wedding anniversary.
In Las Vegas for the open
ing of the Riviera Hotel were
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Muir
s; Elm. They describe the event
and the hotel as fabulous"
Max SmOtkin spent a most
pleasant week in LA, visiting
with old friends and a cousin,
whom he has seen infrequent-
ly thru the years.
Due back this weekend are
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Laben-
sart of Ell Carnila r a n h.
They spent two weeks in LA
and visited with his mother.
The Arizona post., 1955-05-06

A m mong those i'm recent
weeks who have new address
ses are Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Holland, who are in their new
home at 5708 E. 9Th. The
Harry WeXIer family moved
to 2O27 Miramonte Straw. The
Albert ROsenbergs are in a
new home at 1909 E. Doug
las. r ece tly the Arthur
Oppenheimers we'd a bit
south to 4643 E. EaStland. In
an apartment now at 331 S.
Alvernon are Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry COhn, formerly of Cal
le Glorietta. A fter m any
years on E. Edison MIR. and
Mrs. George Fischer's new
residence is 225 Harris Ave.
On Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Goldenberg flew back
to Summit, NJ. to spend the
summer at their home there
and later with their children
in Florida. He just built and
sold a new shopping center
on N. Campbell.
The Arizona post., 1955-05-06

A family reunion, the first
in ten years took Mrs. Meyer
Epstein to Green Bay, Wis.
Family gathered to celebrate
her fathers 18th birthday.
She was gone two weeks.
Last Saturday night Mrs.
Joseph Fishman departed for
New York to spend three
months with her parents and
family. Mr.. Fishman joins
her in June and will be pre-
sent for unveiling of a stone
to his mother. He'll stay a
month.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bracker of Nogales
will be interested to know
that the music and score of
the movie East of Eden" be-
ing shown locally was COM
posed by Leonard Rosenman,
their Son-in-laW and husband
of the former Adele Mae
Bracker. He has just finished
work on "Cobweb" to be re-
leased this summer. The cou-
pie live in North Hollywood.
The Arizona post., 1955-05-06


Mr.. T. Mrs. Morris GrOssman
on their Fiftieth
Wedding Anniversary
The wheel of fortune turned;
to us befell
a couple both deVout and
full of cheer,
Know to their God, and
knowing Him as well,
With faith supreme
in all that He holds dear
The love of man, the soothing
touch, was theirs.
When men like tempests
ragged, they poured the oia
With sage advice like that
of our forbearers
Whose wisdom was their
quest midst JOY and toll.
Let CltleS Se1Q tnelr CnOKlflS
smoke on high
To foul the air with
mans material gains.
More blessed are those who
dedicated their lives
To lift our souls and lessen
all their pains.
They are like treasures
rooted deep in ocean
sands,
Who find their happiness
obeying Gods commands.
Hymen D. Goldberg
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-08
THE SOUTHERN JEwIsH WEEKLY

return to direct the Teen-Age Viii
lage program, and he will be as
sisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Don New
man of Los Angeles, Calf.
The expan d Counselor
Trainee program of some 40 jun
ior and senior high school stu
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dents will be another added tea-
ture to the progressive program
for 1855. Dr.. and Mrs. William
Hoffman of Marshall. Texas. fac
ulty members of Wiley College
will be new additions TO the staff
this summer.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-08

For additional information, or
for a camp brochure and litera-
ture. parents may write to the
Popkin Brothers at $50 West
Peachtree ST., Atlanta, Ga. En-
rollment is expected to be com
pleted in early Spring:
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Camp Blue Star Season Announced

portunifY 10 prepare for their Bar
and Bas Mitzvah.
Jack Weiner of New Orleans,
director of District Seven B'nai
Birth Youth Organization, will
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ed from PAGE AZ

CONTINUED from Page Az
which includes voluntary Hebrew
classes for those boys and girls
who want TO continue their
studies or who have no other op-
Evening star., 1955-06-05
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and handle for easy handling.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
Pe0rl-Wick Handy
SlUing-TOp Hamper
l4.95

u3D) An all-purpose hamper
that holds q normal weeks
wash, and provides q storage
space for your toilet needs as
well. Quilted plastic in black,
white, rose, maize, blue or
green.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
Jumbo Underbed
Chest that Locks
$40

u3B, Deep enough 10 hold
things like blankets or other
Winter woolens and keep
them safe from moths or dust.
Rust-resistant aluminium coat
ing. Measures 3Oxl8x16 inches.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
Housewares JnmbOree

Zephyr Carpet Sweeper
tUith Miracle Brush
4.95
u5Al It has more bristles and
finer bristles which means it
cleans faster with half the ef-
fort. Adjusts automatically for
high or low nap. Approved by
Good Housekeeping.
Evening star., 1955-06-05

u3U High h r oun d Covered
Hamper 80
u3Jl Round, Pierced Wastebasket
2.6s
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
Junior Rifle Team
Wins as Members
Get NRA Medals

The Harrington Junior Rifle
Club ran its winning streak to
seven straight yesterday, the
same day three members of the
team were honored with the Dis
tinguished Rifleman M e d a !,
highest award made to juniors
by the National Rifle Association.
Kathleen Walsh, who at 16 is
the fourth-ranking woman small
arms shooter in the country. was
high scorer with 281 yesterday
as the team defeated Pinwheel
Club, 1853 to 1855. Miss Walsh,
Raymond Murphy and Christo-
pher Wheeler were the young
sters honored by the NRA.
Miss Walsh's father, 1t. Col.
Walter R. Walsh. USMC. is cap
tain of the United States rifle
team now competing in the Pan
American games in Mexico City.
She attends Marymount School.
Murphy and Wheeler attend
Wakefield Junior High.
Mack B. Hodges III and Dale
Gordon are other members of the
darlington team which has won
two national medal team honors
In NRA Junior Club postal
matches against ITS other teams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
Tourney
Continued from Page C-1)

team to make the finals in the
two-year history of the tourney.
st. Johns opened SO lead at
the start of its game on drives by
Bob Talbot and Jim Collins and
Collins free throw. West Catho-
lie crept back to Sd on a set
and two foul shots by Joe Nc
CHM.
Minutes later the Johnnies
rang up IL straight points for
a 2l-7 lead while the Burrs
switched from their man-to man
to a zone with little effect.
st. Johns shooting tailed off
in the second quarter but twice
it held 15-point leads. Then
West Catholic pulled up to 1924
at halftime.
Frazier scored all of st. Johns
goals in the final quarter, eight,
and was the star of the freezing
tactics in the late going. He
topped every one in scoring with
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ranted, for expert and duffer
alike.
Incidentally. ashingt to
bowlers who plan to attend the
championships at Pawtucket,
R. l., next week and desire to
go by train, should phone
Charles E. Barnard, Lawrence
$500, as soon as possible.
Barnard, the congress president.
has arranged for special rates.
When Assistant City Editor
Jerry OLeary returned from his
honeymoon, the News Room
team in The Star League had
lost nine games in a row. To
avert a 10th straight defeat,
OLeary blissfully fired a dou-
ble-header strike which won the
game by six pins.
4 y +
Frank j. Binks, president of
the Rosslyn Steel and Cement
Co.. is 60 years old but gifted
with the physical qualities of
the stuff he peddles. A mem
Der of the Methodist Church
League, Binks dropped in at
the Mount Rainier Bowling
Center for a bit of practice. He
found himself in rare fettle.
Game after game he bowled,
like one reaches again and again
for lone more" peanut. When.
finally, he quit, an alley attend
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ant totted up the bill, and
gasped-26 games. Average:
122.
The American Bowling Con-
gress tournament opened at
Fort Wayne, Ind, yesterday on
38 new lanes which will feel
the weight of about Is million
pounds of bowling balls by the
time the 72-day meet ends
June 4.
Lined up for a crack at part
of the $428,333 prize fund are
more than $1,000 bowlers from
~ States, the District of CO.
lumbia, Alaska, Saudi Arabia
and Canada. There are 5,326
teams entered.
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him a valuable lesson. Bowlers
who disregard the foul line
merely are cheating themselves,
If it's proves they seek. In
that respect. their scores are
meaningless. Some phenomenal
games have been rolled that one
never hears about. They were
made in leagues where the foul
line was waived and hence IN
eligible for the record book.
A major sales argument for
National Duckpin Congress
membership, $3.50 team, is the
recognition it brings to excep-
tional scores. It makes the foul
line mandatory.
A common argument against
the congress sanction fee runs:
There isn't a bowler in our
league with the ghost of a
chance to set a record"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27

J. A. MILLS,
Vice President.
c. T. SWAIN.
Asst. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this Goth day of February, 1885
tSeal.1 ARNOLD Z. ANDERSON.
Notary Public.
My commission expires October IA.
1856.
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Yet, the record book is dotted
with names of obscure bowlers.
A classic example is Vivian
Walsh of the Capital Women S
Major League, who rolled 232
at time when her average was
107. The 232 was only seven
pins under the mems all-time
record. rolled by Eddie Funaro
of New Haven, Conn. at a time
when his average was not ex-
ceptional. But for the miss Of
a single-pin break in the 10th
frame. Mrs. Walsh might have
topped Funaro.
Yet, lost to posterity is a
game of $40 rolled by a Wash-
ington high school boy. In a
pickup match 25 years ago,
Sam Del Vecchio, now a leading
sports goods merchant, shot the
240. This bolt of duckpin
lightning might have flashed in
a league match. Spectators said
Del Vecchio never fouled. But
instead of all-time recognition,
Sam got the devil for playing
hockey.
X X X X
A point frequently overlooked
is that without the duckpin
congress the game would be
classed as a pastime instead of
a genuine sport. Hundreds of
people enjoying it can't realize
they were drawn into duckpin
shooting by the congress efforts.
It standardizes equipment and
constantly supervises the game
with a view to keeping it on a
high plane. For this, its modest
sanction fee appears we'll war;