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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12
FOREIGN EXCH'GE

NEW YORK. Mar IL JAP). For
eign exchanse rates, Great Britain in
dollars, others In cents unchanged
unless otherwise notedl.
Canadian dollar In New York open
market ) per cent premium or 10000
United states cents
SrG sPo S 1rsi Ia: srs oSay 'U S"ss.
Isl 3/32, up lI3.; 80.day futures
( .s0 1915, up I:Ie; Belgium ,irsncy
SsS1 Germany 'ra %ss.ei M "a S.u q
80 asa. Oh DOi;i Italy Inrai Id.
q cent: Portugal lescudol 1851;
sweden (kronal 1894: Switzerland
franc dree) 23,l3i Denmark (krone)
Latin America; Argentina tfreeD
M s5as 5s ven "a 81 cent s6,iv. up
20. 90.
Par East Hong Kong dollar 1883
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12

Yale&Tow Iva o 3ozS 5oss SOFA
YnR Shat 5 1904 1854 I26SG+ "a
YnRSu Dr. hP 9 22M 22IS 22I6+ 70
Zenith Rad 50 ass 255 255Ia +l2
Hourly Sales or the eKehsnss
u ;OU m $50 900 Noon So 600
loo o m 2 $50 900 100 m 600 600
unit Of tradins " shareA OF sales IN
iull Rates OF dividends IN the foregoing
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly o. semi annual decia
ration Unless otherwise noted special
OF extra dividends are cot included
q Also extra y eXtIas o Annual rate
plus stock dividend Declared OF oaid
In 1859 plus stock dividend Q Pair last
yesi I Payable IN stock during 1859
estimated cash value On ex dividend or
ex distribution date Declared u oaid
SO IA this veaI DECLARED OF paid after
stock dividend o. splitup Declared OF
paid this VeaI an accumuiatiye issue
with dividends N arrears Psid this
veaI dividend omitted, deferred % no
action taken at last dividend meeting
Z Declared OF paId IN 1858 plus s.0ck dIvi
dend Payable IN stock during 1858
estimated cash value On ex-diIidend VI
ex redistribution date y Llauidatins diyi
Ex distribution n "a rights Nv Win;
When distributed wi When issued nd
Next day delivery. In bankruptcy or
receiyershlp OF being reorganiLed under
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities ssSunod
by such companies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12
Senute Unit Gets
OK in Tex Studies

Dy tIIt HssUCIdttu FItsb
President Eisenhower yester-
day gave the Senate Govern
ment Operations Committee
authority to examine income
tax returns in its investigative
work.
The authority covers the
years l947-59.
There was no word whether
the Government Operations
Committee has any specific in
vestigations in mind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12
N. Y. COTTON

NEW YORK. Mar. IL tAP) Prices
turned irregular during the late morn
ing Evening operations in nearby
March dominated activity. A leading
SPOT Arm sold about 1900 bales OF
March against purchases Of May on
an even basis in current crop months
deliveries we're mostly lower and quiet.
Noon prces we're 30 cents a bale
hpher to IL cents lower than the
previous cloee March 1925, May 1926
and .Inlv "a ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12
For Year Ended December -
BALTIMORE
MARKETS
Quotations supplied by the United
States Agriculture Department;
Livestock Markets

Quotations supplied by the United
states Agriculture Department:
Livestock Markets
Cattle 500 and calves la5; load
1918 ID choice slaughter steers - so:
several scattered lots 990-l20 ID good
and choice 2B,75-29.0O, choice mostly
$500 and UP. few standard $500;
small lot 9@2 Id mixed good and choice
mos9 st nfsT 800 o'i Sak utS
and cutter cows lS.0O-.l 90, few can
ners l7.0o-ls 90. few utility bulls
~. 5O-25 90. individuals up to IS so:
small volume 10000 ID good and
mostly IS 90 and up; small lot ,s76
89l ID medium and low good 90 100
HoSs 500; bulk supply mixed lots
U. s. IL and No. Ia. lS0-225 10
bes aoo Il 20 lot he Nd 10 se
10 Carbage-fed butchers 1915, few No.
q 100 lbs 1925, few $50 lbs Is IS;
few mixed No. l-3 300-500 ID sows
l3.O0-14.75.
Sheep. none.
Grain Market
ce pSur e fssfSDss sto oS W sSsos e
Corn receipts, none; stocks, 423.5Sl.
Oats receipts. none: stocks. 700,
Barley receipts. none; stocks, l54,294.
Rye receipts, none, STOCKS, S,oll Soy
beans receipts, none; stocks, O6SS6.
Millfeed receipts. none. No. > red
winter garlicky. 81 90, transit; ship
ments. 5000
Egg Market
yesterdays 0uOtatiOnsl
Eggs-ReceiptS moderate; offerings
adequate. buying interest light to fair.
Prices UNCHANGED.
Prices paid by first receivers, de-
livered fob, Baltimore. cases in
cluded: Large, min, 10 pct A quality
whites. 37Ia-3yIa mostly 37ia-3Sf2;
mixed 37-37l2' mediums. min, 10 pct.
A quality whites, 3i-35la: mixed "a Va
81. Standards 3Jla.
Prices to retailers, Graded according
TO MARYLAND egg-grading law, Grade
A largf whites 1880, mostly 45-lS;
mixed. 1850. mostly 45-li; grade. A
medium. whites 41-46, mostly 4B-4i ::
mixed, 4l-48. mostly 1914 grade B
large, whites, 4O-i6, mostly 4 AZ;
mixed. 1910, mostly Al AZ. Eggs in
cartons mostly 3 cents higher Receipts
$500 cases by truck.
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METAL. PRICES

NEW WORK Mar 1" fAP) Spot
n is-33 cents pound. Connecticut
valley. Iced III cents a pound. New
Vert Zinc 1 cents = pound East 81
out Tin 81 03t. nourd New
Yor" FOREIGN silver a1ss cents per
troy ounce. New Yort At Pittsburgh.
$500 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12
ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK, Mar. l2 (AP) The
New York stock Exchange reported
today these odd-lot transactions by
principal dealers for March IL. Pur-
chaseS OF 444.06S shares: Sales Of
400 .4O3 shares including l,072 shares
sold short.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12
UNITED STATES TREASURY POSITION

BY the Associated Press
position Of the compared with CORE
, 1959-09-11
GOVERNOR

The revenues taken during
1958-1959 for the sale Of pot
able water amounted to sixty
rine thousand dollars. The
cost Of delivering potable
water during the same period
was two hundred and fifteen
thousand dollars. Governor
Merwin stated that he will re-
quest at the special session of
the Legislature which will
convene in the near future
that 4 fresh water revolving
fund be established, and the
price Of potable water deliver
ed be a 81 q ton. The present
price is Soc 4 ton.
, 1959-09-11
MISS TUITT

the Sea Committee and the
Christmas Parties Of the Vi
gin Islands. A beautiful and
delicious buffet supper was
given by Mrs. Marie B. Pos
ton, Executive Secretary Of the
Hands Across the Sea to which
Washington were invited.
On Saturday, Aug. %, Or.
and Mrs. g. James Fleming, Of
Morgan State College, enter
tanned at luncheon in their
beautiful home near the col
lege campus ii Baltimore.
After lunch the party, in
C1uO111g M1TS 1OSIOnJ MIS-. Lar
sen, Miss Tuitt and others,
were taken on a tour Of the
college campus which was
very interesting
Among Virgin Islanders
seen on the trip were Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph johnson; Mrs.
johnson is the formet Miss
Gladys Richardson Of Chris
tiansted.
, 1959-09-11
coMFoRT

Fully furnished efficiency
apartments, each for two per
sons, in quiet neighborhood-
walking distance Of shopping !
Sl25 and $3.50 per month on
years lease.
U & MARY MILLAR
No. / Church ST, Christiansted
Phone "a
, 1959-09-11
SUNDAY, MONDAY
T { E 5 3 A Y
goth Century Fox presents
SAY ONE FOR NE"

pNA ONL EYH FE
in Cinemascope and Deluxe Colors
Bing Crosby, Dabbie Reynolds,
Robt. Wagner, Robt. Montgomery
This is Bing's happ;est hit an
entertainment Bonanza to ring
every bell in your heart!
, 1959-09-11

Edward J. Lannigan, and Lillian A. Lannigan
Unknown Owners
You are hereby notified that a complaint iii condemnation
has heretofore been fled in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court Of the Virgin Islands, at Christiansted, ST. Croix,
for the taking Of an estate in fee simple for use as an hisori-
cal and recreational area, of the following described property.
in which you have or claim an interest:
Parcel No. 1 Of Salt River, Matr. No. Fab Northside
Quarter B and Parcel No. Q Of Salt River, Matr. No.
FAC Northside as shown on Mapof Parcels Of Salt
River dated 3rd March, 1912, Drawing No.58
The authority for this taking is Bill No. no, Act No. $50,
Second Legislature Of the Virgin Islands Of the United States,
Regular Session, 1858, ITO Provide for the Acquisition and
Development of Certain Areas n st. Croix as an Historical
and RecreationaI Area
You are further notified that if you desire to present any
objection or defense to the taking Of your property you are
required to serve your answer on the plaintiffs attorney at
the address herein designated within twenty days after the
last publication of this Notice (date Of last publication Sept
80, 1881 49,.
Your answer shall identity the property in which you.
claim to have an interest, state the nature and extent of
the interest you claim, and state all of your objections and
defenses to the taking of your property. Ald efenses and OBJ
jectons not 50 presented are waived And in case Of your
failure 50 to answer the complaint, judgment Of condemnation
of that p art of the above-described property in which you
have or claim an interest will be rendered.
But without answering, YOU may serve GA the plaintiffs
attorney a notice Of appearance designating the property in
which you claim to be interested. Thereafter you will receive
notice of all proceedings affecting it. AT the trial Of the issue
Of just compensation, whether or not you have previously APP
peared or answered, you may present evidence as to- the
amount of the compensation to be paid for your property, and
YOU may share in the distribution Of the award
Leon F. Miller
United States Attorney
~1l-l6-23-5O Address: Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, vi
, 1959-09-11

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF 1.-THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS. Z
Plaintiff
vs. CIVIL NO 1889
5OO5 ACRES OF LAN
SALT RIVER, ST. CROIX, VIRGIN ISLANDS
FREDERICK OMAN, ii q. BURR, ROBERT
i. GEORGE, ELIZABETH STARR GEORGE,
CONDEMNATION
EDWARD J. LANNIGAN and LILLIAN a.
LANNIGAN, and UNKNOWN OWNERS. g.
Defendants
NOTICE OF CONDEMNATION
TO: Robert B. George, !.
Elizabeth Starr George,
sEduyard I annioar ad lillian a 4 annioon M
Evening star., 1959-10-21
WITH ROD THOMAS
capricious hoodoo whic

A capricious hoodoo which
has haunted the Fair Lanes
team. defending champion in
the All Star Major League. was
around last night, except for
one spectacular game.
In spite Of the highest PIN
fall in the league, Fair Lanes
is only two games above 500
because in almost every one Of
its matches the other team hit
its peak or close to 1t.
1t was that way last night at
the Bonifant Bowling Center
when Fair Lanes totaled 1882,
yet lost two games to Wheaton
Paint. which was only three
pins better.
To avert a whitewashing,
Fair Lanes whipped the jinx in
the second game. In this. jim
my Carroll rolled 1873 for
Wheaton, yet Fair Lanes won
in a canter, 682 to 654. Rare is
a duckpin skirmish lost when
one of its members throws a
whopper like Carroll's.
But back came the hoodoo
in the third game, this time
with a f1endish leer. Fair Lanes
rolled 668. enough to win ordi-
narily against a hot team, but
Wheaton won by a single stick,
$50 to 668.
4 \ &&
Carroll's 1873 was the seasons
high in the league, and was
part of a 429 which was the
best set Of the evening. join
ing Jimmy in the 400 class
were two teammates, Elwood
Harding with 165-414 and AL
Cissell, 158-407. Pacing Fair
Lanes was Art Weston, who
rolled l61-425 to shove his
|league-leading average to 1872
II. Gerry Stair rolled 402 for
Wheaton.
Bethesda Forty Alleys shaded
Silent Sales Coin Machines to
remain in front by a one
game margin over Pla-Mor
Lanes. which edged Pepsi Cola,
with Frank Bakers 16O-408
leading the way.
Jack Blank Pontiac, third,
gained on both by shutting out
Chevy Chase Chevrolet. The
Blanks now have won six
straight.
National Bohemian won two
from William Stalcup Furni-
ture.
The standings: Bethesda,
17-7; Pla-Mor, 1873; Blank,
1873; Fair Lanes, 1911; Chevy
Chase. 11-13; Silent Sales, IL
l3; Wheaton, 11-l3; Stalcup
Furniture, 10-14; Pepsi Cola,
els and National Bohemian,
Tilt.
Evening star., 1959-10-21
TEBBETTS

Continued From Page Bill
Perrin. However. his lack Of
experience as a pilot weighed
heavily against him.
When TebbettS left Cincin-
natl and joined the Braves, he
started two rumors: Cd He
would replace Haney as man
ager if the Braves slumped, and
(2) he was being primed by
Perini to take over as president.
"I'll never manage a club
again." Birdie said at the time.
"I1l just be part of the organ
ization. My only ambition is
to contribute something to the
success of the Braves in the
future"
Witty and affable, Tebbetts
also is noted as a tough task
master when the situation de-
mands. Some Milwaukee fans
think he is the type of manager
the Braves need after the reign
of Haney, who resigned a few
weeks after watching his
charges defeated by Los An
geles in a playoff series for the
lpennant.
Evening star., 1959-10-21
MucPhuiI Through
Breeding Racers

BEL AIR, Md, Oct. 81 (AP) i.
The rush of people to the
suburbs is forcing Larry Mac
Phail to give up breeding
racing thoroughbreds for the
market.
Only a few years ago, the
ubiquitous MacPhail had be-
come one of the biggest sellers
of yearlings at the famed Sar-
atoga auctions. He cut down
recently and will sell 10 mares
already in foal at fall auctions
at Keeneland in Lexington,
KY.
MacPhail said he also will
sell all of his young thorough
breds by the end of this year,
keeping only stations and
horses for racing.
The spread of population
from Baltimore, about is miles
away, has surrounded the farm
he called Glenangus.
Evening star., 1959-10-21
Route Featured
At Shenandoah;
Biumonte Wins 3

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
Oct. 81 (SpeciaD -Four win
ners at the. current Shenan-
doah Downs meeting are ex-
pected to battle for favoritism
tonight in the featured New
Windsor purse, a $4,000 claim
ing race.
Naomi, Sumner, Blenheim
Time and Freedoms Folly head
a seven-horse field in the mile
and-one-sixteenth race. Com
pleting the field are Yon, If II
and Bull Sir.
Ralph Biamonte, third in the
Jockey standings here, i'm
proved his position consider
ably last night, riding three
winers. Frank Northcutt, well
out in front, had two, while
Joe French, who is second, was
shut out.
Biamonte's winners were Step
Softly ($17.20), Eugene Boy
($l8.80) and Arctic Lass
($14.2O.
A crowd of 5,545 turned out,
as a new car was given away,
and wagered $211,116. Mrs.
Carolyn Postum, a Charles
Town school teacher, won the
auto.
Evening star., 1959-10-21

LONDON, Oct. 81 (AP) -
Courts Appeal, owned by John
McShain, Philadelphia contrac-
tor, today joined the top 10
in the betting for the Cam
bridgeshire Handicap next
Wednesday-one of the last big
events of the British horse rae
ing season.
The bookmakers clippe d
Courts Appeals odds from 33-1
to 22-1 after the Irish-trained
horse won at Leopardstown
last Saturday.
Trainer Vincent O'Brien said
Courts Appeal would take his
chance in the Newmarket race
providing the going on the turf
course was not too firm.
Rocky Royale is the betting
favorite at 81, with Faultless
Speech and MacQuario next
at 9-1.
But laying a bit right now on
the mile-and-an-eighth event
is a risky business. Eight-six
horses still are entered in the
race.
About two-thirds of them
probably will be scratched be-
fore the 117th running of the
Cambridgeshire. The field will
be cut tomorrow at the first
official acceptance stage. Then
owners will get another chance
to pull out Monday.
Approximately 35 horses are
likely to start in the Cam
bridgeshire, which carries the
last Irish Sweepstakes of the
season.
The odds on other horses in
cluded: Fireguard, Guersillus
and Marshall Pill, 25-1;
Anthelion, 28-1; Admirals
Lark. Chino, Claredon Pete,
Dairialatan, Kingory, Kings
Coup. Orthodoxy. Panche
Calyan. Polar Way, Reprimand
and Small Slam, 33-1; Cal
ceolaria, 40-1.
Those were the only odds
quoted at the official betting
Evening star., 1959-10-21
WIN, LOSE OR DRAW
Continued From Page B-11

mouth ball club develop them? get so sick and tired
Not day goes by, but what somebody in this household
Is upset by what appears in the newspapers"
In recent years the heirs of Connie Mack staged
hasse that was disastrous to put it kindly More recently
Chuck Comiskey fought with his sister Dorothy Rgney in
the Chicago courts as to who would the White Sox
Thema the housewife having her kitchen renovated insists
that she iSssolidy behind her brother Calvin
II own just much stock in the ball club right down
to the letter., Thelma says "bu believe that it's mans
job to things Calvin very much underrated by the
press You'll find out some day.
GAS for family relationship Unk told me told us
all when he was i'll. He said, If you don't stick
together, you're gone"
Evening star., 1959-10-21

CHICAGO, Oct. 81 (AP).-
Therell be a switch in roles
Saturday when Northwestern
and Notre, Dame renew Their
football rivalry in South Bend
Back in the l930s and 1940s
Notre Dame usually was ranked
nationally and Northwestern
would be scratching for a
victory.
Those victories were few
since Notre Dame holds q 23-
80 margin in the series. Never
theless, Northwestern usually
was up for the Irish," and
many of Notre Danes triumphs
were by a few points or a
touchdown.
The teams last met in 1948
when Notre Dame squeezed out
a 1877 decision.
But things are different now.
Northwestern 40 is ranked
second nationally and is press
ing Louisiana State for top
honors. Notre Dame has a %
record.
A victory over Northwestern
appears to be a must for Notre
Dame.
A defeat could leave the Irish
limp under Joe Kuharich, their
new coach. Kuharich replaced
Terry Brennan, presumably to
reinstate Notre Dame football
prestige after the Irish slumped
to a GA mark last fall.
Kuharich, speaking to the
Chicago football writer's yester-
day, let it be known that Notre
Dame is going to give North
western a top-flight battle.
Evening star., 1959-10-21
AcceIerutors Bottle
LickIiter in Druqs

Don Lickliter of Roanoke,
Va, and the Accelerators of
Alexandria are expected to
battle it out for top eliminator
honors Sunday in the weekly
drag racing program at Old
Dominion Speedway.
Lickliter, last weeks winner,
will be out to beat the Accel-
orators track record of 9:25
seconds and lis miles per hopr
for the one-fifth-mile course
Evening star., 1959-10-21
Roles Reversed as Irish
Take on Northwestern

1--WE don't concede them any
thing" Kuharich said. The
team that executes the plays
and displays overall efficiency
will win the game. One can't
predict the outcome of any
game. We have to play as well
as we did against North Caro-
lima"
Notre Dame has had Grip
pling injuries. The fullback
situation is shaky with the top
three men sidelined. Quarter
back George Izo and Halfback
Bill Mack have seen limited
service so far this season.
Northwestern also has its
problems. The Wildcats lost
Quarterback Dick Thornton for
the season a few weeks ago.
Halfback Ron Burton missed
the Michigan game last week
because Of an injured ankle.
The two were to have been the
core of Northwestern's offense
this year.
Burton must be 100 per cent
efficient or we will not use him
against Notre Dame" Coach
Ara Parseghian said. Parse
ghian admitted he is worried
about Notre Danes weight
superiority and indicated the
Wildcats might pass to get
around the Irish line.
Both coaches agreed that
their plans on offense will de-
pend on what happens in the
first quarter. And that is the
setup for what could be one of
the best games in the country
this Saturday.
Evening star., 1959-10-21
Odds Cut on McShuin Horse
In c Cumbridgeshire Oct. 28

call-over. But William Hill, a
top London bookie. also gave
these additional prices:
Alcimedes, Babu, Legal Vent,
London Cry, Melody Fair, Metz
tion, Midlander, Mirnaya,
Pardon Me, Red Cross, 40-1;
Fuel, Pal Fast, Pampered King,
Shameful Harry, Suf1, SOL;
Cash and Courage, illuminate,
Kings Glen, Mustavon. Pa
cifico, Pinicola, Richmond Park,
Tesso, 66-1; Cool Debate, E.
Caucho, Monawin. Solantic,
Lwellingboro, Windyedge, Win
ming Move, 100-1; Armada,
Bold Ruler, Chargeur III, Gold
Vision, 200-1.
Evening star., 1959-10-21
Pitts Nicholson
Hunqed in Effiqy

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 81 (AP)
Football Coach Johnny Mi
chelosen of the University OF
Pittsburgh has been hanged in
efigy, the school newspaper
disclosed yesterday.
The Pitt News said a stuffed
dummy was found hanging
from a tree along Bigelow bou-
levard near the Student Union
early Monday. Attached was
a sign that said: mike take a
hike" The dummy was quick
Ily removed by workmen.
Michelosen's Panthers were
upset 23-15. last Saturday by
West Virginia. They also lost
ito Southern California, but
have defeated Marquette, UCLA
and Duke.
Evening star., 1959-10-21
AIexundriu Club
To Honor Jurues

The Alexandria Grandstand
Managers Club will honor fell
low member Manager Bill
Jurges of the Red Sox at its
monthly meeting att pm. to-
morrow at the George Mason
Hotel.
JurgeS, the former Senators
coach who took over the Red
SoX in mid-Season, will receive
an award from the Grandstand
Managers. Jurges, who lives in
Alexandria, is a member of the
club. He also is the commits
Sioner of the Alexandria Little
Major League program.
Billy Herman, who resigned
as a coach for the Braves dur
ing the World Series to join
Jurges' staff, also will attend
the meeting.
Evening star., 1959-10-21
Graham, Bustien
Head Mat Card

DR.. Jerry Graham and Red
Bastien will battle 1t out in the
feature match Of tomorrow
nights wrestling show at
Capitol Arena. The non-tele-
vised bout will open the pro-
gram at $3.50 o'clock.
Two team matches also are
on the card. Mark Levin and
Don Curtis will take on Duke
Hoffman and Chet Wallick and
a midget tag team event will
pit Red Feather and little
Beaver against Billy the Kid
and Fuzzy Cupid. In other
bouts, Skull Murphy wrestles
Jim Siskay and The Sheik
tangles with Ken Ackles.
Evening star., 1959-10-21

One Of the finest perform
ances in recent years in the
District Women's Minor League
was that of the Campanella
g. Co. team last night at Twin
Brook in shutting out Silent
Sales Coin Machines.
The Campanellas fired a
game of 636 and set of l.849,
both highs for the league this
season. The set was lis pins
above the previous best.
Contributors to the records
were Anna Sarbacher, l47-401;
Lois Duvall, 379; Rita Heat
wole, 324: Pat Gregor, $50
and Winnie Prince. 386.
1t was a high-scoring night
generally in the league. Those
who topped $50 besides the
Campanellas were: FREQ a
Simms, 367, and Helen Barnes,
356 for Rod n Reel; Arlene
Howard, 369, Capital Finance:
Bittie Gather, a brilliant 154-
1894 for Kay Franc Ross: Flea
nor Eberhart, 358, Clarendon
Bowling Center: Mary Reed,
375, Suitland Bowling Center:
Mary Edwards, 374, Norton
Trophies; Mae Clingan, 354,
MPM Market; Betty Shall
cross, 366, and Marion Muller,
800, for B. Frank Joy and Lucy
Andes. 364, Eyers Pharmacy.
Besides Campanella, shut
outs were scored by Rod m
Reel and Kotzin's Dress Shop,
with the other winners Capt.
tai Finance, Kay Franc Ross,
Clarendon, Arlington Bowling
Center and Suitland.
Kotzin's. at 14-4. leads by
one game over runnerup Joy,
trailed by Campanella, 1876;
Rod m Reel, Ill: Ross, Ill,
and Clarendon, 1913. Only these
having winning records.
Mrs. Muller is the individual
leader at 116-13 with only a
3-stick edge over Helen Pap
pas of Murray Electric.