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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1961-05-26
Coreffe Contends
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the same price Eat the city gate" as
other customers of the company pay,
and anything less is discrimination
against the Montana Power Company
who also has customers in Great Falls.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1961-05-26

make things seem easier for Jack.
FS
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1961-05-26
SEVEN REASONS AGAINST
INCREASE LISTED

Protestants who filed written pro-
test petitions listed as reasons the in
crease should not be granted:
/. The company has already had
an increase by virtue of lower BTU
content of the gas.
2. Present rate schedules are ade-
quate to provide the company with
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1961-05-26
NUTTER GIVEN HISTORY
LESSON


LESSON
Murray blasted him out from under
cover with, Jurisdiction has been
recognized long before we were born.
The smelters. industries and business
houses of the area have long recog-
nized these unions. Galen should not
attempt to bypass recognized unions
our employees (Hatfield and
Knight) refuse to recognize our rela-
tionship as their employers By
asserting ourselves in Galen we will
be discharging an obligation to our
selves.
Anderson said this type of union
ism was set back Of so years. "This
problem has been fought for years
and has been resolved
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1961-05-26

The plans for the heating system
alterations at Montana State Univer-
sity will be ready for board approval
June 3 so that the money can be
committed before the next fiscal year
sets in.
On June 81 the bids for insurance
coverage on the states fleet of auto
mobiles will be opened.
The awarding of $4,000 construc-
ton contract for the Board of Edu-
cation approved job at MSU in Mis-
soula to the True Bounce tennis court
builder brought criticism of the Ex-
aminers to all divisions of the state
government After July any contem-
plated construction must have the
plans and specifications approved by
the Examiners if the cost goes over
$1,000.
The new institution inspection
committee of the Montana Medical
Association will not have any men,
bers who are employed by the in
stitution. The medics hope to free
themselves of whitewash charges.
Joe Reber's performance bond was
reduced to $4,000 for completion of
work on the new Unemployment
Compensation Commission Helena
headquarters. Only four lavatories
remain to be installed. Outside, the
brown Japanese tile is making a
rather nice looking edifice-a monu-
ment to those who must search the
ends of earth to find a place to be
Of service to the American economy.
The big rubber stamp thumped ap-
prevail to the myriad of trips out of
state, the pay raises and purchase of
Thump, thump and that's
The way the tax dollar goes.-FS
Evening star., 1961-04-23

OWNER MUST SELL
Modern. brick: very large living rm
with fireplace, perfect for enter.
tanning, formal din. rm., bed.
rms, den, rec. rm. Ell. 6-309S.
MCLEAN-By OWNER, split-leyel
3 bedrms, 2A baths, rec. rm.
4Hee loan, $4,000. FL. 6-4794
MILL CREEK PARK-Custom -built
split-level: 3 bedrms., -2Ha baths
lge. finished rec. rm., lge. wooded
lot screened porch. OWNER, CIR
Evening star., 1961-04-23


LOCATION COUNTS-This immacu-
late brick home is walking. dis
tance from Washington Golf and
Country Club and a Straight shot
to D. C. via Lorcum lane. Avail
yourself OF most desirable lot
and AL neighborhood, on quiet
cul-de-sac, plus q spacious living
rm. wIfirepl, foyer entrance,
formal dining rm.. luxury equip.
kit. w/table space, side screened
porch, 3 lge. bedrms., Ia baths,
and full bsmt. w/super Western
cedar rec rm. and picture window
Hard to believe at S24,5O0. JE.
4-22SS, PARKER, SMITH q
DoNNELL, REALTORS.
MARIAN HTS mi. 5. Alex. Mt.
Vernon blvd. IT. WeStgroVe blvd,
Marine DR.. to 404 Warrenton pl.
Gust: rambler; 3 b.r., ga baths,
full bsmt.: d.w.; disp.; ". and d.
river view; immed. poSs. Open
Sun. pm.
MCLEAN-split-leVel, 2 yrs. old
4 bedrms., baths, rec. rTn., bsmt.,
large trees, 14-acre lot; school bus
OWNER. Ell. 6-47l6.
MCLEAN AREA-2-yr.- .-old brick; 8.
level split: 2la baths, rec. rm.,
garage, patio central air eond
Excel. financing. S2s.950. Ell
6-5lO5.
Evening star., 1961-04-23

JAS. W. IsENHoUR REAL HsT
ia. . 1888
Evening star., 1961-04-23
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
(cONIINUED)
9, FAIRFAX-CENTREvILLE
COMPLETE FARM
: SPACE FOR PONY

on this ga acres at CentTeyille;
immaculate, spacious 2-bedrm
rambler with unfinished 2nd II.
YOU will like this! $4,000.
Evening star., 1961-04-23

FIVE HUGE BEDRMS., 8 baths
ultra-modern kit. wLeating space
31-ft. liv. rm.; walk-out bsmt.
3l-ft. rec. Tm., 2 fireplaces; new
all-hrick rambler, in a prestige
area; superior construction; over
sized, treed lot, on dead-end
street. Features center-hall entr
and sliding glass doors from rec
rm, A delightful home-a pleas
ure to show. Full price, S26r950
PGANTATIoN REALTY. JE. $4,000
FT. BELYOIR AREA-BRICK RAM
BIER; priced at Just S16,250 with
8 bedrooms, l "a baths, plus a host
Of extras including healthful hot
water Dashboard heat; three 1-ton
air conditioners for your summer
comfort. BEST OF ALL-1h pretty
acres bordering on stream. See this
one sure by calling ia. 5-6S00.
Shannon & Luchs
Evening star., 1961-04-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
LANGLEY
MCLEAN
NE1nHRoRHoop PRIDE

NEIGHbORHOOD PRlDE
Reflects in this well-kept older
Colonial home. 1st-floor living
room with fireplace, dining room,
kitchen, bedroom and bath, large
screened porch: End floor, 2 bed
rooms and bath, oil hot-water
heat. Full basement, detached ga
rage. Many extras including air
conditioning on approximately "a
acre trees, Towering shrubs and
garden spot. An ideal couple
home. Low 30s. Near .CIA and
George washington parkway.
From washington
out Chain Bridge I'd. or, George
Washington Memorial parkway. to
Rte. 123 or 1913 approx. 3 miles
to WaVeTly way in Langley, follow
signs to open house on Ridge
rd' Hours: 10, Sat. and sun.
SHARON RLTY.
Ell. $3.50 Ell. 6-3374
Evening star., 1961-04-23
@&Qgpen
2 Til Dark

Mclean, Virginia's fastest growing
area. This gorgeous new split foyer
rambler with true quality construc-
tion and surrounded by exclusive
homes; 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths,
huge living room, formal large din
ing room, tremendous kitchen, fin
ished rec. room and garage: Close
gon, travel without a traffic light.
Mid 30s.
DIR: Old Dominion dr.. approx. 1
mile beyond Mclean traffic Light
right on Balls Hill rd., left on
Churchill to our sign.
ATLAS OF ARLINGTON
IA. b-15bO Ewes, IA, s.471q
Evening star., 1961-04-23

Clean 3-bedToom rambler with full
basement; nice fenced lot with
trees. Convenient to everything;
big kitchen; assume existing loan,
Priced OF only $4,000.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
WANT To
HORSE AROUND?

Charm and space are the keynotes
in this clUse-in jr. estate with
white board fenced paddock and
2-Stall horse barn, det. garage
and ample family living space.
3 bedrms., 2 baths, rec. rm., den,
scr. porch, sep. din. rna., nice liv.
rm. with firepl. Topped off with
lge. fruit and evergreen trees.
$4,000 cash, middle COS.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
NEAR INDIANHEAD hwy. AND
OFFICE BUILDING

I2 THoMAS. CIRCLE-ExcELLENr
Downtown location Complete with
e-car parking lot on rear: 5000
50. H.. office area. Price OF bldg,
Is half Of Bround value. RE.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

FALLS HILL - Charming
brk. split-level in this excel
lent residential area; 4 bed
rms, 26-ft. ltv. rm., formal
din. rm.. big dream kitchen,
beaut. rec. rm., u acre lot
with panoramic view of
countryside. Priced in up
per 20S. Open for inspection
Sunday l til 5. DIR: Out
Rte. 2 past George Mason
High School to Dale dr.,
left l blk. and right l blk.
to Hill place and right to
house. THE DARBY CO.,
IA. 5-9393; ewes, JE. A.
Evening star., 1961-04-23

SPRINGFIELD-By OWNER; 3 bed,
rms, 2 baths; newly Tedecorated
Sl7,500. FL. 4-7696.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
FAIRFAX
@M0pen
FAIRFAX TOWN

AA4ANA 44@4 '%E
5Os sAGER AVE, DIRECTLY
BEs1iND FATRFAX ELEM. SCHOOL
8 bedrms., Ia baths, full basement; !;
finished rec. room, garage; Sl7,-
$50. FLA has approved $4,000
S0-year loan. Open Sat. and Sun.
I pm. to o pm.
Annandale Associates, Inc.
Evening star., 1961-04-23

WALL.TO.WALL ELEGANCE Is tht
church Cape Cod. 5 Ige. bedrmS.
din. rnn.,. bsmt. w/rec. rm., mod
kit: lovely handicapped lot w/trees
Many extras incl, washer -drier
storm windows, etc. Bar In rec
rm. has refgr. in sink: Sl7,950
5000 dn. See this immac. L. C
home today Loving Care)-a
pleasure to showl Open 9-s.
PLANTATION REALTY JE. 4-700C
Evening star., 1961-04-23
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

MT. VERNON BLVD. = SCENIC
DRIVE TO HOLLAND HALL =
Lge: trees, yard, and screened
brk. ramb., with big storage, fire
place: S16,500, approved FILA or
assume 4ss CT. OWNER, SO.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS

4 BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS
This home offers plenty Of room
for the lsrge family. Extra-large
Kitchen with eating space, spacious
living room with fireplace, separ-
ate dining room, fabulous rec.
room, 13X33 with outside en-
trance. HOT-WATER BASEBOARD
HEAT; Beautiful trees, flowers
and shrubs. S25,75O.
DIRECTIONS: west on Lee hwy,
left on Kirkwood I'd. right on
18TH ST., follow our signs.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
OPEN
3 Til Dark
SCOTS DEIIGHT

Priced to sell quickly at $1,000
this all-brick, slate-roof home
features three bedrooms, separate
dining room, large kitchen, full
basement, storm windows, trees
flowers and patio. A very good
buy.
DIRECTIONS: From Rte. so West
to PerShing drive, right to N.
Nelson ST., right to corner OF N.
9TH st. and our open sign.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
LARGE FAMILY

A brand new 5 bedroom. 3 hath
brick home in q protected wooded
area. Center hall, large living
room overlooking woods and
streams, dining room, appealing
kitchen, large recreation room
with fireplace. carport. Priced
In middle 2ls
Evening star., 1961-04-23
JORDAN, INC.

JORDAN, INC.
FL. $4,000 REALTORS CL. 6-5764
TREES, TREES, TREES, and really
huge ones on Q tremendous lot
close in. This brand-new split.
foyer rambler has charm and ter.
rtftc space. Huge liv. rm., formal
din. rm. and q gorgeous kitchen;
bedrms. and 2 baths q off mas
ter bedrmO; tremendous out-of-
ground bSmt. with sliding glass
bedrm. and 3rd bath. Priced IA
sell, only S31, $50. ATLAS OF AR.
LLINGToN. IA. $3.50: ewes, JE
Evening star., 1961-04-23
INVESTMENT PROP. SALE
lcoNIINuEpl

APARTMENT BLDG! 10 unitE.
Brick and in LIST class area; j VIZ
OLE: 1St tr, S45,O00. 5h%. run
RIPLEY CO. JU. 5-sIl1
APARTMENT, S units converted. on
Carroll ave. Fully rented. viii
sell for times the income. BERG-
MAN REALTY CO., JU. 9-2352,
JU. 7-7644,
Evening star., 1961-04-23

NEAR LAKE BANCROFT = Brick
rambler; corner lot, wooded area
Of custom homes, approx. "a acre
4 bedrms., 8 baths, 2 firepls., de
luxe kit, sep. din. rm., full bsmt.,
gas hot-water Dashboard heat, 40
II. paneled rec. rm.; attached
windows. OWNER, CT, 6-0S24
Evening star., 1961-04-23
FALLS CHURCH
OPEN TODAY

OG G4N 1SOEA4
New brick homes on large lots in
charming Falls Church neighboH-
hood, planned for convenience and
comfort. Spacious living rm. with
bay window and. fireplace. 2 or
q baths, 3 or 4 bedrms., base
ment ideal for recreation or chill
dren's rainy day retreat. Priced
from S29.500. Excellent terms.
risht on Great Falls ST. approx
l mile 20 "Open" signs
ARFAX REALTY, INC.
8 TO 9 JE. 4-4900
HOLMES RUN ACRES = 80 ise.
oaks, 10 Towering dogwoods, on
ceiling; 3 bedrms., IL baths,
20x16 liy. rm. with firepl., huge
kit; shaded screened porch; low
20s. JE. 3-2279.
Evening star., 1961-04-23

FALLS CHURCH : $4,000, with
$3.50 down. 116 Z. Cameron Rd.
3shedrm. Cape Cod with den,
storm doors and windows, washer,
dryer, refrig. and range; lge. eX-
baiid, upstairs: fenced rear yard
with barbecue pit; walking dist. to
Cnrnnrs and MelnAr LIZ A-hh2a
Evening star., 1961-04-23
FALLS CHURCHi LIST time offered

Excel. 3-bedrn1, brlck Lambler,
nice lot with fruit trees: bargain,
at S16,950. For appt,, call Mr..
Monroe, IA. 2-2135. Open Sun,
/ to g. Dir: Out Lee hwy. from
Pals Church to Graham I'd, right
to- Michael pl., left to No. 1903.
X. BRoWNMuLER, Broker, ia.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
INVESTMENT PROP SALE

APT, BLDG UNIT BRICK
Upper NV. Tenants pay gas and
elee. Income, $3.50; $4,000 dn.
LEHRMAN REALTY TU. 2-7S5O
Evening star., 1961-04-23
K. BRowNMLLER.

FALLS CHURCH-For sale or rent.
Lge, 3-bedrm. antique brk. ram
bier on beaut. tree-landscaped lot.
21z baths, rec. rrn. w/firepl., This
home has so many fine features.
You call to see, LYNN REALTY
Evening star., 1961-04-23

MUUEhN D-Tnl, mouse Tor sale. just
remodeled. Hot and cold water;
beautiful view. Trout stream
near. Also good hunting near.
Rd. e7G, 9 mi. west Of Wood stock,
ya. Cash. MR.. JOHN WEIGH,
JR., Woodstock, Va. Rte. 2.
MT. VERNON AREA, Sulgraye
Manor; by OWNER-3-be q
bath split-level: carport, West
inghouse kit, rec. rm., bsmt..
wooded lot; 4Aes loan; S25,5OO.
OPEN 310 Adrian dr.. Alex, SO.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-26
Kiwanis Hears
Of W. Berlin

East Cleveland Kiwanis will
get a birds eye" look into the
troubled times next Monday
when it hears EAST and West
Through the Eyes of a West
Berliner. Alex Hunscha, a ma
tive of West Berlin, will be the
principal speaker at the clubs
regular Monday noon meeting at
the East Cleveland YMCA.
Hunscha is a resident of the
Templehof area of West Berlin
and a graduate in law of the
Free University of Berlin.
For the past three months he
has been staying in the Cleveland
Area at the home of John
Mcclure, 1909 Renfield rd., who
is also a member of the East
Cleveland Kiwanis Club.
HunScna VIII be returning III
early November to Berlin and
his talk will deal with the cur
rent problems arising there and
how the Berliner sees them.
Two new Junior kiwanians
were introduced by the old ones,
Dave Harley and Dave Schuller,
who just spent the last six weeks
in visiting the club on Monday
moons. The two new boys are
Steve Webster and Steve Schra-
der, both 18th graders at Shaw.
The program is under the spon-
sorship of the Boys and Girls
Committee of the Cub.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-26

also at the Caledonia library
Mrs. G. A. Evans, leader, and
Mrs. William Sneller, co-leader
will preside at the ceremony.
Troop members who will fly
up are: Deborah Clark, Jane
Dauchy, Lynne Evans, Dianne
Gillian, Linda Hadbavny, Mar
ilyn Howe, Linda Kent, Patri-
cia Ledger, Margaret McNall
Karen Miller, Linda Schar-
schmidt, Linda Smith. Phyllis
SnelIer, Mary Ann Sullivan and
Barbara Tripi, will be invested.
After the ceremony the brand
new intermediate girl scouts
will serve refreshments to their
mothers, who will attend as
honored guests.
The Nela Neighborhood meet
ing of the East District Girl
Scouts will be held Saturday at
10 a. m. at the home of Mary
Rae Koch, 1858 Rudwich. This
will be an out-of door craft meet
ing for all leaders and troop COM
mittees.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-26
Free Movie Tickets

You can get pair Of com.
plimentory tickets 10 the Shaw
Hayden Theot1e by reading the
names In ten dds scattered thru
the paper. Il you find YouI name
Jus, clip the od and toke II TO
the Shaw. .HoYden Theare and
you'll get two free tickets.
Tonight and Friday. The
Thunder OF Drums"
Saturday Motinee only. IS Cor.
toons and Stooees Comedy.
Halloween costumes contest.
Saturday night thru Tuesdoy.
Tho Big Fishermen"
Next Wednesday. The Guns
OF Novorone."
Check all the ads and maybe
you'll find your name. II not this
week. be sure to look next week.
good for 20 tickets q, the Shaw
Hayden Theotre.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-26

honored are: Barbara Blunt
Ann Fritz, Pat Funari, Gail
Grossman, Cynthia Guy, Nancy
Hicks, Elaine Hobart, Nancy
Hogen, Karen Madsen, Janet
Peckinpaugh, Pat Sullivan, Alice
Valentine, Joan Wagner and
Martha Zeitz. Mrs. r. V. Mad
sen is troop leader with Mrs.
Il. l.. Peckinpaugh, co-leader.
Brownie Troop 1868 will Gel
ebrate its fly-up next Monday
afternoon, right after school,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-26
Girl Scouts -.
TlUO BrO1Unie Troops
Plan ''FIy-up'' Fete

Two Brownie troops of the Caledonia neighbor-
hood girl scout organization completing plans for
their fly-up ceremonies. The membership of both
troops is made up of fifth graders, who ready for
girl scout training.
Troop 357 will hold it's fly-up rites today after
school at the Caledonia library. Brownies to be
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-26

have something to re-
place dueling. Boxing be-
come so popular that ST.
Benodine began 10 super
wise it to prevent anyone
rom getting hut So,
boxing really got its start
as q meons Of saving
life
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-26
BY BOB WICK

BY BOB WICK
Way back in 1901 ST. Bernodne became boxings
first matchmaker He instituted SO that he would
Evening star., 1961-12-06

1926; Bowl America, 1926
and Hyattsville Lanes, 1927.
y 4
Thelma Cease, star of the
leading Royale Angus Beef
House team. shot 375 to move
to the top in the individual
race Of the District Women S
Minor League at 1876.
She supplanted Mary Reed
Of Bowl-Mor whose 1923 shunted
her to third with HALT. Ruby
Evans Of Bish Thompson S
Restaurant moved to second
with 371 for 114-28.
Mary Ann Davis of Bowl
Nor, on the rise this season,
was the evenings best at 384
for a 1922 average. She's
considerably higher in other
competition. Opposing Mrs.
Reed for Queenstown was Max
inc Miller with 1888.
Mary Clement shot 373 for
American Home improvements,
Ann McCloskey 370 for Town
House and Winnie Prince 1863
for Suburban Propane.
Royale Angus Beef nabbed
the lead from American Home
Improvements in a showdown
match decided 81.
Shutouts were scored by Sub
urban Propane. Waldorf Diner
and Town House. other winners
being Bish Thompson, Colonial
Village Restaurant, Typemas-
tiers, Bowl-Mor and B. Frank
Joy Co.
The top teams: Royale An
gus, 28-l1; American Home, 27-
IL; B. Frank Joy, 24-15; Sub
urban Propane, 23-16: Type
masters, 22-l7, and Bowl-Mor
and Colonial Village, 21-18
each.
4 4
Bowl America, representing
the MWBPA Major Travelling
League, got nowhere in the
BPAA match-game champion
ship in Kansas City, won last
night by Don Carter Glove of
St. Louis.
The Carriers, fifth when yes
terday's shooting began, de-
feated Stroh's of Detroit in the
position round. The Carriers
averaged lii in six games yes
terday to reach the big match.
The defending champion Fall
staffs Of St. Louis was third.
Evening star., 1961-12-06
By JOE WILMAN
Ray Bluth and Thurman Gibson
Offer Help for StOcky BOwlers

Offer Help for Stocky BOwlers
In talking with Ray Bluth
and Thurman Gibson recently,
We discussed the special prob
lem of the stocky bowler.
Both Ray and Thurman are
stocky, and they both use the
same style in their stances.
Both will hold the ball out
slightly to the right as they
take their stances. Instead of
keeping the ball in the center
of the body as most bowlers do,
they move it out to the right.
This permits them to push
the ball straight out so it can
drop down and into the back
swing without brushing against
the body.
Another tip for the heavy-set
bowler is to let his right shoul-
der drip a bit more than nor
NAL as the arm swings back in
the backswing, as shown today.
This allows a longer arc in
the arm swing which a stocky
bowler sometimes needs due to
his shorter arms. Make sure,
however, that the shoulders are
not pulled off-line. They must
continue to face your target.
A CHAMPIONSHIP HINT
ON EVERY PAGE! That's
what you'll get by reading
champ Joe Wilman's Your
Bowling Handbook. To obtain
a copy, send 35 cent and your
name and address to Joe Will
man, in care of The Evening
Star.
tCopvright 1851. National
Newspaper SyndicateI
Evening star., 1961-12-06

Blasting Billy Watson whose
1875 average was a sensation.
Then Watson began to lose
control of his famed firebal
and owens, ever competent
and steady, took over. At the
same time Dietsch made his
move and climbed into second
place. Titus faded.
The rivalry between Owens
and Dietsch reached a climax
last night when they met
head-on in a match at White
Oak between Fair Lanes and
Clarke -Fontana Paint.
In the first game Owens shot
l3l against Dietsch's 1876. In
the second he rolled 1856 against
l22. In the third he completely
mopped up with an all-mark
1919 for a 486 set, both records
for the league this season.
He picked up lis pins on
Dietsch. possibly the largest
gain ever made in the league
under such circumstances.
1t left him with an average
Of 135-l9 against 1928 for
Dietsch and 1885 for Watson,
who rolled 800.
Sonny Weldon of Clarke
Fontana almost caught Watson
in shooting l65-437 for 1880.
Titus of Wheaton Triangle, is
averaging 1919.
! Owens 1879, one of the few
all-mark games in the area this
year, highlighted by a double
and single strike, brought his
team victory in a brilliantly
contested third game, TAO to
ITO. which averted a shutout.
Weldon was high in the big
one for Clarke-Fontana at 165.
Three other Sharpshooters
were Herb Levin who rolled
l63-441 for Wheaton Triangle,
which won two from Pepsi
Cola; Roger Groettem who shot
l62-437 to lead Suitland Bowl
to a sweep against Bowl
America as Suitland increased
It's first-place margin to three
games. and Jimmy Carroll of
Mann's Potato Chips who
backed up a 437 of last week
with 42l, lifting his average
to 1923. Mann's shaded Hy-
attsville Lanes as a result.
Runnerup Bethesda Bowling
Center won two from William
Stalcup Furniture and Hill &
Sanders two from Blackie's
House OF Beef.
The standings: Suitland,
29-l3; Bethesda, 26-l6: H &
Sanders, 24-18: Clarke-Fon
tana. 1918; Wheaton Triangle,
1920; Stalcup Furniture, 2l-21;
Fair Lanes. 21-21; Pepsi-Cola,
1922; Mann's, 1928; Blackie's
Evening star., 1961-12-06
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
LONDON, England.-zora Foley,
1874. Chandler. Ariz.. knocked out
Henry Cooper, lS9, England (2). Ted
Wright; Detroit and Mick Leahy, Ire
land, drew l0l. Middleweights.
40. Sacramento, outpointed Arturo
Vingochea, l1924, Sacramento l0).
MISUNDERSTANDING Moore Bob Gle
roux fieht, postponed Indefinitely.
Evening star., 1961-12-06
BOWLING
With ROD THOMAS

When the AStar Major District League began the
1t was widely sensed that the individual championship would
lay Eddie owens the defending champion Jimmy
Detsch of the Duckpn Hall Of Fame and Norman Titus,
ranked No. In the area.
But for weeks all played second fiddle and muted to
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Just one stop from New York-llA hours.

Now, New York and Buenos Aires. the two
largest cities in the Americas are linked by
onestop Pan Am Jet service. You leave in the
morning, have scenic flight and arrive in the
gay Argentine capital before the day is over.
You'll find Buenos Aires fun.loving CITY
with fashionable race tracks. colorful night
clubs, excellent restaurants. The rate of ex-
change is in your favor You can live we'll in
fine hotels at low rates. And you'll appreciate
the splendid service {. the friendly Latin ways
Just one stop from New York to romantic Rio, too!
You stop at Caracas where you can make con-
venent connections with nonstop Jet Clipper
to Rio. From Rio you can fly on by Pan Am
Jet to Sac Paulo, Montevideo e. . or nonstop to
Buenos Aires.
On any Pan Am flight you can choose either
first-class President Special or Rainbow Econ
omy service. You'll fly in style amid luxurious
surroundings with attentive service from an
expert crew. The Rainboc Economy fare. Wash.
ington to Buenos Aires is $34O one-wav: $500
round trip. This includes air.coach transporta.
ton, Washington.New York.
Trademark, Reg. U. s. Pat Off.
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ABB STANDINGS
WESTERN nIYISI

RESULTS LAST NIGHT
Chicago. 40; Cleveland. 81.
Kansas City. IS: San Francisco. 81
Hawaii, ll5: Washington, 90.