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ditloning throughout. 3-bedrm
brick rambler, a. yrs. old. lnt
size, y acre pTEFT REALTY,
Raymond p Kelly. IA. S-SS3S
ASSUME 9ihes LOAN. small down
psyment--Tree-studded lot, quail
it, Split-level; 3 bedrmS "i2
baths, rec. rm.. gar, fenced patio
on dead-end street, near schools
with lots of privacy Must see to
appreciate. Call OWNER. who
must sell due 70 sudden transfer
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= crestvood split
level. Reduced for quick sale.
$1,000 cash and a. FHA, Avail
June 3 3 bdrms., ia baths, sep
din. and liv. rm., rec. rm. and
garage; wooded lot. swimmina
club membership avail. 6OOg
Dickinson 81. Fl. 4-Qadl,
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\. ARL.-BSaut; neishborhood; mr.
rec rm. with fireplace. 2-car Diet
garage. Only 500 $50, terms flex
ihle, may consider trade. JOHN
N ANDERSON; Real Estate ia
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VIENNA. vA.-Older house. 3 bed
beaut. yard. trees. gaTden; b
oWNER. DU. 5-s567.
BY oWNER-Lge. 4 bed.
sBis AasS Ssthi Is fu Du e' SSos avai'
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SPRINGFIELD = Fully air-condi.
toned Colonial brick. 3 bedrms
ia baths. porch. fenced yard
fun bSmt., equipped kitchen. b
OWNER. FL A-k53f
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ARL.. N.-Atop a beautiful Grassy
knoll. overshadowed by tall trees.
sits long brk. rambler with car
port on a dead-end street. 4
BEDRMS, . FULL BATHS,
FIREPLAcES: diversified eat-in kit.
family sized din. rm. with French
doors 10 q pvt. brk. patio. Defi-
nitely underprtcedl S24 $50. Come
see and compare. s O. GERAcHIs
CO.. REALTORS, JE. .-231i.
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ia. 7-6106, ia. S-S2l4.
FIND THE UNUSUAL - You've
asked that oyer and over and here
truly different house with 4 bed
rooms plus q den. all on one level.
Winding walnut-walled staircase
to magnificent liv. rm., all-glass
sliding wall onto private patio
overlooking trees ann . babbling
brook adj. s;ate-siscd din. rn,
ultramodern kit, adj. pane!ed
family rm. l2x21 with second fire.
place. The master bedrm. has a
nrepl. mirrored dressing rm., pvt.
bath and entrance onto balcony.
2 baths IN all AM-FM intercom.
A fabulous ofiering for So .HSu.
VIII decorate to suit you II YOU
hurry JE. 3-s0a3. BY appt. only.
WM. A. CHAPMAN REALTY. INC,
7Ol West Broad. Realtors. Closed
on Sundays.
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ALkx., Holm Hllis--uO-ft Luxury
rambler, Den. baths, eaulp, III !,
pool trees, s.j.bOO, Assume 0i
tYlfs tieo mo, payments, liz
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sPRINGFTELD-LRe. 3-bedrm. like
new brk, rambler. full bsmt., elec
kit, drler. washer. hrepi sep
din, storm windows. trees: close
TO schools, tranSp vacant. immed
poss 30-vr CT or FHA. Low pay
ments. Open. 5000 Grayson st.,
so 5-5ieO.
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FAIRFAX COUNTHi $4,000, FHA
approved--most attractive 3-bed.
rm. rambler in popular Vienna
Woods. Large well-landscaped lot
big bright bsnit. and many extras
Call IA. 5-6S00, SHANNON a
LUcHS, REALTORS, 2055 Wilson
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SPRINGFIELD-3-bedrm. rambler
Assume Oh loan away hrepl.
equip kit, washer, drier, carport
Occupancy June Is. 14Ot
Dickinson. FL. 4-a7l1
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS split
level. 8 bedrms.. "a baths, rec
Tm. garage Swimming club mem.
bership available. 30-yr. AVA.
FLA. FL 4-Y26l.
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WE TAKE TRADES
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES
NC. AP. 7-4646, TIL 3
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hAeetli AANi Nv tults HtCnlss eeu
rrlsed low fof quick sale offN
TO-DAY. $500 8. olebs "a, RiAK,
KnNeHiP RIAL ESfATE. Jk' ;.
ARL., s.-ops Of our nloeit brieI
se emiSls.a '' a. ssst@sr s sempl
valk % waEsnsld ", Alsh, VET,
COW 10 pentAgon, etc. Onli
SlA,g0e, CAL, feF. aslall., MON:
f ~ h. SoI if' s.5 SEroHs' Ssis
SsdsSs'. ' ZEE ana sssh S & ss@s.
SEP DIN. rm,, pofchi laree .ol
N stuart at "a, s.iNsi,
ARL., =. - t.bedTm, stpceo; ful
osmt hot.yater heat Blk u
70 5yy, Price, sis'sOO univeriltS
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SPRINGFIELD, VA, Crestvood spill

level. 3 bedrms., Ia baths den
sar. patio: mr.. schools. FL. T.
R.1O
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2-2l35. IA. s-S2l4.
\. ARL.-Beautiful split level
Master bedrm, with pvt bath, Z
complete G-E kit. with dishwashel
and disp,. lge. paneled rec. rm.
Ice. elevated scr. porch of din. rm
with barbecue; firepl. in liv. rm.
full ,bsmt., carport., Cow. g
churches and schools. Bargain
g sSs IN h,t SPDeF OS sy sos SbRes
N. ARL.i By OWNERS lee, bed
rms. ne-and-shingle Colonial,
in beautiful neighborhood: new
kit: fenced I'd: cony. to schools
sale. "a. s-4577. No agents.
n. ARL.-Brick home wa bedrms.
large separate din. rm., Ia baths
2 frepls.. bsnnt. wLfn. rec. rm;;,
garage; On t-aere fenced lot; Al
siILs REAL ESTATE, "a. $1,000
n. ARL., By oWNER-BTk, rambler
3 bedrms., ga baths, fully equip
kit, scr. peh. full bsmt.. nm. rec
rm., built-in bar area with sink
firepl.; additional bedrm., West.
inshouse laundry. Ice. workshop
AREA. FtuCcu phCk SaAu. SUI
location. Open la daily. ia
2-2423 for appointment.
n. sPRTNGFIELD-Rutledge split
level, 3 bedrms.; Ia baths: pan
eled rec. rm; patio: swim. club
membership: lots Of trees and
shade: 4isss loan. r. p. DAVID
SON, 691O Leesyille blvd. N
Springfield. Va. CT 6-163l.
OAKTON-By OWNER-3-bedrm
hse. Ia baths, sep. din. rm.,. full
bSmt On ia acres. LARGE shade
trees. CIR. 3-1122.
PARKLAWN-By OWNER-4-bed.
rm. 2i2-bath, brk. rambler: liy
rm. with flrepl. din. rm.. fully
equip. kit; fin. rec rm. with
firepl fenced rear yd. Assume
Az loan; S2l.000 CT. 6-5864
PARKLAWN, BY OWNER = Save
$1,000 on 3-bedrm., lab. ga.
yr-old brick rambler. GE Kit,
flrepl., barbecue, : patios. 4lae,
FILA $1,000: $500 On. CT
6-11e1.
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HOLM HALL--Large fenced yard:
:i-bedrm. brick rambler. modern
equipped kit. Wall-to-Wan carpet,
screened porch; $4,000. BY
OWNER so. SISSY.
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FAIRFAX-3-bedrm. brk, rambler;
liv. nm. with firepl.: nm, bsmt !:
pine-paneled rec. rm. with frepl
and "a bath: Ice. family kit; bis
lot with trees: S1s.500. OWNER.
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FAIRFAX, By OWNER, lO1 Fair
view dr.-3-bedrm. brick rambler
19-ft. hv. rm., firepl.. cleo. kit
full bsmt.: well planted. trees an,
flowers: rustic rail fence: S14.g5O
FHA. $500 down or assume A.
CT loan CIR Y-O493
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sIILL FISHING foR YOUR
honey Tor you Comprised of
bedrms, .i-ft Nv. I'm, vith lfepl
and Wall.to.NAn carpet, Electri-
eally equipped Kitchen Including
lieu. a. Or refflaeratof full
ssmt With st.it rec .,, IN, 4 sma Z.
sffSfs iq' vdVEse'' c ar j ROr; s.S $50
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3-bedrm. split level. brick ana
frame with equip. kit. rec. rm.,
carport, hrepl. and many other
nice features. small down payment
S van pie, on this us. Loiscs cal Seanty
voir via Shirley hwy. CURTIS z.
MARTIN SALES. INC, l20 s.
Royal ST.. Alex. XII. $4,000.
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ALEx.-a-bdrm. colonial bit. tpts
Attire neiehboFho0d: best schools
unuaual az $4,000, III 6-sila
ALEXANDRIA : Spacious e.bedrm
isnesd corner osS ioi 'sbuhas nSs'f itSii
trees, A real buy az sl3,pbO
OWNER, XII, a-0lst.
ALEX. BEvRRLY HILLS, 350s Hal.
ing mn, with fireplace, dining rm.,
mod kit. full bsmt. with "A bath,
sarge. screened porch. trees and
shrubs: COW, TO Pentaeon and
good schools; $4,000. XII. $500.
ANNANDALE AREA-contemporary
area; = bedrm8,, . baths, rec
rSem, eeamed esiling: sie,96O. By
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ARL. N.-Lyon Village). spotlessly
clean BUNGALOW, 9 rms. . baths
kitchens, ieduippedl fireplace,
full bsmt., oil burner, rec. rm.,
Lay sx e. s stSrsss t sttc c sSsEs e
$4,000. REfBLE. AGENT, ia
S-462S IA. 7-0bIh.
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FAIRFAX-Clean. comfortable g.
49, or loan. or. SIZES.
FALLS CHURCH-Looking for COM
fort7 Try thisl 3 bedrms., brick
fenced lot: S16,460. You name the
down payment. OWNER, JE.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-Sle,5 200:
1870 Dogwood lane. Owner trans:
ferring: 3-bedrm, brick Colonial
on x acre: 1890 cash: assume
loan: S126 mo. p.i.t.i.. TW. J.
FALLS CHURCH-PIMMiT HILLS.
S295 down incl. settlement. 3-bed-
room rambler; assume loan. AID.
FALLS CHURCH; s21 .950-An acre
OF century old trees surrounds
this 4-bedrm.. e-bath frame home.
plus an opt. which rents for $50;
Sp slks sp 70 sehs ssoO6 ae esDS s sfs
mo- Lucille COOK, Resitor. JE
.-327., JE. .-4664
Falls CHURCH AREA Brick
a Baths. 600 tuli DP Ssm t'' NTH Ss Si res
rm, and bar, well shrubbed I'd
ow ltS l.n IS ! Y rear siS'2'O
FALLS CHURCH, of Annandale
rd.-shinsle, 3 bedrooms, lac
closets. Price. Si6.765; full bsmt.
cooking, heat and hot water; all
with gas, ayeraging Sl2 per mo.
total. on throueh bus to wash
Assume OIL loan. W. d. BROOK
INGS Jr.. Broker. Glenview
$4,000.
FALLS CHURCH AREA. near GA
site-3ia-yr -old. immac 3-bedrnl
rambler: new. 1890. insulated
knotty-pine porch with storm
windows and door with encl. stor-
aee rm.. fenced rear yard with
trees; dead-end street. by OWNER
$4,000. FHA, or assume 01 loan
FL. 6-41p2.
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shop. eriss kocr cd family rm.
with bar. screened Porehes, 2
rms. bath End n; a3.f. Nv. I'm.
eituated on lovely acres. Pair
fan County 2 mi from D. g,
near Chain Bridge. on re 1903
through Forestyille. Va 70 slgn
"old ,ueoreetogn Aerss, IDEAL TOT
s snt, any p, gpse out sS ga Denim.
ion DR., 10 RI. 1913, turn LETT, con-
tlnue 70 tign on right. or Lees
burg pike 10 Dranesville, turn
Tlsht on la3 appFo. ! nj, 70 house
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LAKE BANCROFT : split-level; 3
bedrms:. den, 2ig baths. large liv.
rm., kitchen eating space; s4-aere
lot; convenient schools; $4,000;
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S. o. S: $500 DOWN. SI5.a5O--
3 f% sR RsfkfseA Ms ssvlnf bE From
Lee hwy, yet on a quiet dead-end
sumo AZ loan Of SIS, 600. JOHN
n, AN spI6EdF sR5 Real ESTATE
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SPRINGFIELD Is the place 10 liyi
and outstanding success Is tn
proof. You can now buy 3-bedrm
brick homes; rs years old AZ
low as Si6,a5O. or a 3-bedrm
rambler with bsint and Slg,9it
for 3-bedrm, lia-bath split leve
with rec Tm. Our large exclusive
list includes wide choice oil
types. Many with high AZ anc
So loans that may be assumed
Some as low as $1,000 down tt
see the best and buy with con.
hdence, consult the EXPERTS on
springfield property. See our oper
houses, "a pm. TODAY. Follow
directional signs on Backlick I'd
or stop at the office. 20 minutes
from l4th st. Bridge, out Shir.
ley freeway. SPRINGFIELD REAL.
TY CO, 64l6 Brandon ave. tir
shopping CENTER. FL. 4-66ll.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., carport
3 bedrms., fireplace, air condi
toner. appliances; big trees. SIG,
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ARL., N.--Sweet all brick: bsmt.
fenced I'd; dead-end st. Assume
$4,000 Oh; 500 mo. incl. taxes
and ms: $16,5O0. OWNER. KE
9-flOQ5.
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McLEAN-NeW de luxe custom 3
b.r. brk. rambler. Super kit.
baths, full bsnt;; cor. lot; sgs, $50,
$3.50 On; $107 mo, WIN. T.
HALL, Broker, IA. 7-76OS,
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THIS N That
by hazel
underwood

During Lent, Think!
You VIII Never BE Sorry
For thinking before speaking
for being generous 10 the poor
and kind to the needy, for look
ing before Ieaping, for living
square and fair life, for doing
your level best--for all these
you win never be sorry.
p. ID. Van Amburgh.
Especially during Lent and
Easter we think a great many
thoughts.
We are told 10 forgive and for
get the many petty and trivial
things people have said or done
that have hurt us.
Many times we needed to be
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told OF our faults and instead Of
being angry we really should thank
the one who loves you enough to
ten you your faults IF they do
not tell you at a time when they
are angry.
Until some one told you, you did
not dream there were times when
you spoke TO this one or that one
today, and perhaps the next time
you saw them you looked the other
way They told you that you were
"sometimey".
Even though you did not admit
II, you know you deliberately
turned the other way. You de-
cided you just did not feel like
being bothered.
Like the ostrich, because you did
not look at your friend, you had
the mistaken idea she did not see
you. Now, you are angry because
your friend "snubbed" you. That
is what you called it when she
failed to speak to you today.
She was really afraid to look
your way for fear you would not
speak again. How was she to
know you felt like" speaking to
her today?
Grow up, and stop being 50 child
ish. Before long you viii not have
many friends, because those little
things are really passed around and
before you know it, you will be
dubbed, stuck up.
So, the next time you see any
Of your friends, smile and greet
them with a smile, even though
you MAY not feel like it, that
smile will be the cause Of you for
getting yourself and before you
know it, the day is already bright
er because you did forget yourself
long enough to think Of some one
else
II you think you have a cross
to bear, all you have TO do Is
look around and you will get
down on your knees and thank
your God that "it could be so
much worse.
Naturally you are heartbroken
because your child is i'll. Down the
street a heartbroken father and
mother just returned from the hos
pital knowing they would never
hear the patter of little feet in
their home again.
You fret because your car is so
old. Many people have never owned
car and in a great many places
there is no transportation service
after $50 pm. and NONE on
Sunday. Your car will take you
anywhere you want to go. Aren't
you happy you have it. now? Be
grateful!
You fret because you think you
are too tall, too thin, too fat
or too short. Did you ever stop
to think Of the dear ones who
have never walked a block in
their lives? They would not care
how tall or short they were. They
would be so grateful to be able
to walk!
During Lent and all through the
year let us count our blessings
instead of our crosses. It is human
nature to accept what we have
and complain about the things we
would like to have. Let us learn
to look around and then we will
realize 1T could be so much
worse.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Hyatt:
I am happy to read that you
are improving in health.
The w. B. Williams, Calf;
Thank you for encouraging
words.
Rev. Floyd Massey, Jr.:
Your note was mailed to me
from the Spokesman office
and really appreciate your
thougrtfulness.
Mrs. Lorenzo Williams:
AS Chairman of the 1858 Red
Cross drive you are doing a
very worth while job. 1t is
nice to see young women do
ing volunteer services to help
all people. Congratulations.
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40 Attuek Policemen In Wild Melee In Milwaukee

Milwaukee, (ANP)In what described by one olceT
the he has SEEN 40
Negroes Jumped" policemen njurng Them in racas
a a here last week
The officers 7yeaod youth in an aNegro
group at northsde answered call that fight
ballroom But when they arrived and tried TO ar
them and melted the crowd to help him. the
policeman said
Despite attack the youth arrested In the process now
ever fun bottles of beer and whsey
ballroom balcony One paoan suffered
teeth another sustained internal in
ures nd a third a fractured finger.
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trials, no sorrows or pain, would
we not find ourselves living empty
selfish lives, devoid of faith or
understanding? There is a need for
Hfe's crosses. Christ knew that. So
should we. For beyond the shadow
of the cross lies bright victory.
Ester Baldwin York.
Mrs. Mittie b. Cannon:
You have been blessed to en-
Joy so many wonderful birth
day parties, May you live to
enjoy many more.
Halle Salter, Margaret Godette,
and Bonnie Crump:
My listening posts tell me
missed a beautiful party.
Flossie Johnson and "Hank":
My listening post tells me
you really had a very lovely
cocktail party. I know the
guests enjoyed talking over
the good old days.
James Toliver, Jr.:
Congratulations to you, James,
a sophomore at Manchester
College for being interested
in your studies as well as
being active in outside inter
ests. A "B" average is won
derful.
Rev. NJ. L. Simmons:
Thank you for the copy of
the Membership Telephone
Directory, 1858. 1 also enjoy
the weekly Bulletin, st. Pet
ers church, under your cap
able leadership, is really NOV
ing forward. The Jackson's
ask about you and family Of
ten.
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Girl Shoots Intruder Who Tried To Force Kis.

ChCagOln Donad Janersoh II Iuuhu
price o a very costly last week.
Chacnc smith, shot Jamerson in both legs in parked
repeatedly began beating her after she refused to kiss
him
Smith said Jamersons cousin, Donald Tousand 81 who was
date few moments before Both
arch or Investigation
The wouId-be-ksser treated a woodlawn hospital
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South African Church For Whites Only

johannesburg South Africa (ANP)Worshp in the Anglican
Church in Simonson restricted to
only. South Acas Minister Of Defense an
nounced In Parliament
condition prevailed since South Africa took
over he April
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birmingham ANPA w Todd state agriculture commissioner
announced his stand segregation here
last week by saying
going segregation and were going to have II
peacefully segregation the race
equal facilities for whites and Negroes
racket than anything else
that suggested
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lawyers Object To Curb OF Supreme Court Powers

2SSmember house Of delegates governing
association went record opposing
congressional u courts jurisdiction over
appeals
the right Of the Supreme
appeals involving congressional committee
programs satesecury school boards
O admissions o the
delegates resolution provides that ABA
criticize decisions and do not APP
prove disapprove any Supreme decision
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WoRLD WIDE News
ATA GLANCE
vrnInln Csovarnor Gets School Inieguilon

Gets Bill To Thwon school Infegronon
Richmond ANPJThe Virginia House passed and sent TO
Gov Almond Indignation expected to sign the bill
they poced by military troops or enforcement
officers acting federal authority.
Called the Little Bill, passed by an
1874 vote.
Gov Almond foe of nregaon expected sign the bill
quickly
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07

The Spring like weather Tues
day coaxed out the visitors 10
watch the bowling at ST. Peter
Claver Alleys. Making their first
appearance were Clennie Perry,
Charles Northcutte and Larry Wal
ton.
As always faithful Bea Walton
kept score for Jansen, Ray Henry
Geo. Matthews "Art" Moore, Howie
Barrett, Florence Fletcher with
husband Rheadus we're pulling for
their favorites. Melvin Brown,
brother Of Manager Johnnie Brown
who has been In the Armed Forces
stationed In Labrador also was
visiting.
Eugene Grant sat along side his
friend sylvester whitlock who WIS
making his first appearance. Mil
lie Jones kept score for her team
mates the "Bies" gals. Nice to
see you out Mile after your re-
covery. Earl Lame kept an eye
on his Nom Gwen. Roger Ander-
son let his MON" know nc was
watching her too. Loretta Moore
and Rosami Pugh brought along
their cheering section.
Loretta's two boys, art" Jr.
and Dwayne. Rosami's daughter
Sheriff and her two friends Cap
rice Reynolds. Cecilia Reynolds.
Dorothy Cozine brought her
daughter Debbie Browder. Lon
ME Thompson. Buckley and Mr.,
Twiddy brought encouragement
and praise as usual.
Evelyn Henderson came In with
daughter Beverly. Beverly tells
US she with other Queen candidates
OF the Queen OF Hearts Ball lun-
ched at sibley Manor Saturday,
Feb. ~, courtesy OF Loafers Inc.
Norman Davis was interested In
what his twin sister Norma was
doing about spilllng the pins.
TWIN CITIES LADIES FEB. 20
High single Camel Louise Thorn
as 1884, Ruth Hickman 174, Edith
Watson 1877.
High seriesi Starr Shepherd
4s0. Louise Thomas 459, and Edith
Watson 457.
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Until next week, this is really
go.
To the Editor: My typewriter
just wouldn't stop on the usual
allotted space.
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N (ANP)A plot to bomb Jewish synagogue mere
police patrol discovered bomb of 80
dynamite partially fuse near an erance at
the temple
Chief e. Rankin reported that the dynamite
placed overnight bag at the side door Of Temple
Gastona He said eof two fused that led
within nchanda half Of the dynamite
attempted bombing but ctywid
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LEARN TO PLAY ALLEY
WHO BOwlers Manual

WHO Bowlers Manual
II must be borne In mind that
even though all regulation bowl
ing alleys are alike In length, pins
are spotted In the same manner,
and all pins are ~ inches apart
center. yet. some alleys are what
we term, natural some hold or
back-up. while others have ten
dency TO make a ball hook. In
view OF this difference, In alleys
II Is at all times essential that .
bowler should determine how her
particular style OF delivery viii
act on various particular alleys
This can be determined by eithor
watching the action OF bali rolled
by some other bowler, or by the
course that your ball takes.
When attempting TO learn the
run" OF an alleys by observing
the bowling OF another individual.
you must first know just what
sort OF delivery the individual
uses otherwise, you cannot hope
20 learn anything as TO the pc.
cularties OF the alley she Is bowl.
ing on. After you have definitely
concluded that an alley is either
natural, back up, or hook alley, you
may then proceed 10 put what you
have discovered into execution
II an alley Is found 10 hold. OF
back-up the most logical thing q
do is 10 start your ban either on
the very right hand corner OF the
alley or within an inch or two OF
the corner. II the alley carries the
BAH to the left, or Is as we say d
run" alley your ball must b,
started at some distance 70 N,
left OF the corner,
II Is not necessary for a back
up or straight-ball bowler {,
change her starting spot TO IN,
same degree as the hook bowler
There are times when Il becomes
necessary for a strong hook bowie.
10 move TO the left as much a.
IA or rs inches. To overcome IN
characteristics Of some alleys, an,
in other instances II may be nee
essary for him 20 start his bal
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High Single Game; Lydia Pil-
low 1871, Louise Thomas 1873, Muir
tel Gardner 1856, Art Moore 224,
Ernie Washington 2O2, and Jack
Adams 200.
High series; Bonnie Fowler 500,
art" Moore 554, Bob Graham,
Duke" Green sos, Louise Thomas
45s. and Muriel Gardner 433.