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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-09
Esther Fleishell Files
For Registrar of Wills

Mrs. Esther Fleishell OF
Silver Spring, long active in
county Republican circles,
has filed for the COP NOM
ination for Registrar of Wills
in this Springs primaries,
seeking to unseat the present
Democratic incumbent, Mrs.
Virginia Black.
A resident of the county since
1928, Mrs. Fleishell has taken
part in its civic affairs since
1880, when she conducted the
first national census in Silver
Spring.
In more recent years, she has
been Republican Clerk of Elec-
tons and Republican registra-
ton officer. From 1916 to 1913,
she served as deputy clerk to
County Commissioner o. w.
Youngblood, and was admins
trative assistant to the Subur-
ban Sanitary Commission in Sill.
yer Spring in the early 1950s.
Mrs. F'leishell is a past direc-
tor of the Montgomery County
Chamber of Commerce, a mem
Der of the Silver Spring Board
of Trade, member and past
president of Zonta international
of Silver Spring, and a charter
member of the Business and
Professional Women of Silver
Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-09

Involved in the proposals are
the county office building, the
court house building, other
county office locations, depart
ment of police protection, cen
trail alarm and fire companies
and the Board of Education.
The system would have as its
primary features "in-dialing";
extension line Identification for
long distance call billing; auto
matte intercept, transfer of calls
and push button operator con.
soles in place of conventional
switchboards.
According to C&P, the pro.
posed administrative system
with in-dialing combines the ad.
vantages of a private business
telephone with those of having
a switchboard.
Each telephone in the system
would be assigned a four-digit
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-09

ditional space at the county
office building.
The Centrex equipment would
be used also to centralize police
and fire equipment at the cen.
ter, with one emergency mum.
Der to be used instead of the
present varied array of mum.
bers to be found in the tele-
phone directory.
Thus, emergency police and
fire calls would not be inter.
mingled with other less i'm.
portant calls as they are now.
Summary recommendations
for the police system include:
Centralized police emergency
reporting and dispatching.
Dissemination Of switchboards
at four police stations.
Connection of all administra.
tive telephones, in police sta.
tons and headquarters, to the
county dial system.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-09
Hearings A-Plenty Set
On School Budget

Judging from the heavy
schedule of meetings set by
the School Board of discus
sion of the 1928 capital
and operating budgets this
month, the fund requests will
get a thorough going-over be-
fore they go to the County
Council for final action.
No less than Is special
meetings on the bud G cts
faced School Board members
this month, in addition to two
public hearings on the
capital budget January II
and on the operating budget
January "a.
Two initial meetings last
week were to be followed by
special meetings every Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednes-
day night through this
month, with a couple of extra
Saturday morning sessions,
on January 20 and u, thrown
in for good measure.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-09
Echo Lake Meeting
Planned Wednesday

Annual meeting of Camp
Echo Lake will be held at 8
pm. January 10 in the audi
forum of Perpetual Building
and Loan Company in Be-
thesda.
On the agenda will be cleo
ton of officers, consideration
of the camps budget and a re-
view of 1861 camp operations.
The Perpetual building is at
Wisconsin ave. at Montgomery
ave. in Bethesda.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-09
Red Cross Sets
First AidCIass

A Standard Red Cross First
Aid course will start Tuesday,
January Ia, at 10 am. at Mont
gomery County Red Cross
Chapter House, 1920 East-West
hwy, Silver Spring.
Bob Ernst will be instructor
for the classes which will be
held on Tuesdays from 10 to
noon.
Registration for the free
course can be made by phoning
the Chapter, JU. 8-2515, week
days from $3.50 am. to 4:30 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-09
Smith Heads County
Campaign for Hume

state campaign headquarters
in Baltimore, expressed his
appreciation of Smiths support.
1--WE in this campaign for a new
era in Maryland politics are
honored and heartened that a
man of Mr.. Smiths stature has
accepted with us this great chal-
lenpe."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-09
Food Service Meeting

A meeting for managers and
assistant managers of the Mont
gomery County School Food
Service Association will be held
at 4:30 pm. January 18, at New
port Junior High School, New
port Mill rd., Kensington. The
subject to be discussed will be
Civil Defense.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-09


County school officials ex-
pressed dismay at this violation
of the School Boards policies
and procedures and indicated
they are seeking to determine
why distribution of Byrd's cam
paign literature was permitted.
Activities of the Maryland
University faculty are outside
the Montgomery County School
Boards jurisdiction. County
school officials can, however,
pinpoint and rebuke the edu-
Gators at the Junior college who
allowed the campaign material
to become available in the
Science Building lecture hall fol
lowing a talk by Byrd.
A spokesman for the junior
college said Byrd was invited to
address political science stu
dents and members of the facul-
ty by two students, who cleared
arrangements for his ia TX
through Emory Fast, head of
the colleges political science de-
partment.
Following his speech, on
liberalism and Conservatism"
Byrd told his audience that he
had brought with him copies of
o one-page document SUMMARY
ing his campaign platform,
which two aides would distri-
butte on request at the front of
the lecture hall, the spokesman
said.
His companions repeatedly
were Royal Hart, campaign
chairman, and Simon M. Pri-
stoop, treasurer, who gave out
the flyers covering Byrd's views
on such subjects as:
Conduct in office, foreign af-
fairs, tax reform, representative
government, education, labor,
business, full employment, civil
defense, farm supports, medical
aid for the aged, civil rights and
voting age.
There were conflicting re-
ports about how political in ma
ture Byrd's actual speech was,
but the candidate, asked later by
the Sentinel whether he consid-
cred it political, replied: "Yes,
I guess it was"
Byrd denied that he was
aware of any regulations
against political speeches on
school property during school
hours.
The School Boards formal
policy on campaign materials,
established in November, 1858,
declares:
mo printed material or liter
ature advocating the nominal
ton or election of any candidate
for public office shall be dis
tributed from or through the
public schools of Montgomery
County" - except as provided
for under State law allowing
schools to be used for an
nounced political meetings after
school hours, or for school
board elections.
T" Il r
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-09

She was the Republican NOM
inee for Judge of the Orphans
Court in 1893. She has twice
been elected delegate to the
State Convention from the state
of Maryland and was elected as
presidential elector in 1856.
Mrse. Fleishell resides at 735
Sligo ave-, Silver Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-09
League to Conduct
Budget Workshop

The Montgomery County League of Women Voters
will conduct workshop discussion of the countys pro-
posed school budget for 1928 at meeting starting at
945 Wednesday, January TO- at the Temple Emanuel
10101 Connecticut ave-. Kensington
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-09
Candidate Byrd
Gives Campaign
Talk in School
Political Literature Given to Students
In Violation of School Boards Policy

Maryland University professor Ebert Byrd 38-year-
old candidate for the Democratic nomination for u S.
Senator in the primaries gave campaign talk and has
allowed of his campaign material to be distributed
to students and teachers during school hours at the Mont
gomery Junior College, in violation of regulations against
linz cchc
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-09

cklng on school property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-27

A. 1851 RsNors ia 7-ss17
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-27
COUNTRY PROPERTY

LOUDOUN COUNTY HAVEN (Lees-
burg area) = 81 acres. with old
superb view. Liv. rm., din. rm.,
den. each with fireplace, 8 bedrms.,
bath. modern kitchen. hot-water
heat. Bank barn with lights, wa
ter and box stalls. Several
scenic bldg. sites. Good landscap-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-27
.IDDLEBURC

WinSIoW Williams, Realtor
Leesburg, Va. 7O3-SP. 7-l25O
Call Raymond H. Brown. Broker
washington D. C. EN-. 3-5Oql
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SAIL
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

MACHINE SHOP plus plant space,
Sill Spg. area, avail; January
1868. JU. 9-S260. 1912 daily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-27

ANNANDALE-FALLS CHURCH -
72' brk. ramb. with attached gar
on u acre. Beaut. trees. shrubs
patio, outdoor firepl., 3 bedrms.,
81 baths. 15x22 liv, rm., din,
nm, family rm., lge. kit. and util;
rm. all on one fir. Wall-to-wall
carpets. Full bsmt. with 14x40'
rec. nm. shuttle board. Priced in
upper 30s. BY OWNER. JE. z
7225.
ANNANDALE-New brk. rambler.
fun bsmt.. 3 bedrms., Q baths:
mod. kit. with eating space. .
fireplaces: 12,000-sd. 1T. lot; Walk
to shops and bus. Immed; oc-
cupancy. Outstanding at S22'95O.
DON GRADY H.
REAL ESTATE INC. ia. 4-0244
N.-Colonial. 4 bed
rms. IL baths. 22-ft. liv. nm.
with firepl., sep. din. rm., year
round ialousied rm. overlooking
beautiful fenced garden. rec. I'm.
On cul-de-sac near O'Connel ana
Tuckahoe Schools. transp. and
shopping. Special closets, Wv. car
peting, Grapes, washer-dryer and
other extras. S23,500. BY OWN
Err, ,JE, 3-2SS2
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Charles Town, W. Va.

FOR LEASE, OPTION TO BUY
owners beautiful new 3-bedroom
farm home: open beam ceilings,
lovely Dutch kitchen: Handicapped
grounds; near Damascus, Md.
S175 mo. additional acres avail.
Responsible adults. EN-. 3-7264
or 656-6703. CDR. WILSON. To-
dauL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-27

For sale: farms. estates. acreage,
rentals.
MIDDLEBURG REAL ESTATE
MIDDLEBUPG, VIRGINIA
6ST-R2O1
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

McLEAN-Charming split. 4 bed
rms, 8 baths. liv. rm. w/firepl..
din. rm.. lge. kit, rec. rm., scrd.
porch, carport. full bsmt. High
50S FL, 6-7lb2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-27
REALTORS OPEN Q TO Q
XII. 8-3111 OF. 4-6040
37O6 Mt. Vernon Ave. Alexandria

ALEX. AREA-Assume that hard
to find 4IaeS CT loan on this. g.
bedroom home, close to shops, bus
and schools. Living room, equipped
Kitchen, den, private yard. Excel
lent low settlement. Only S15,950,
CALL NOW TIE. 6-4115
WELLINGTON REALTY
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ECONOMY

will he yours in this freshly redec-
grated Colonial semi in Fairfax.
Only s13,75O. with total monthly
nayments Of sos gives you three
bedrooms, ia baths, living room
separate dining room equlppeo
kitchen and utility room. Inc
yard features excellent landscap-
ing tastes. with fruit trees, shr9 9os
and flowers plus IL lsIIenceu' oee
this one today, it's a winner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-27

ALFx.-FIRsT CHANCE IN 40
YRS 5m, lnsPecf bedrm By app closets Sats.
omen fireplace, full bsmt., solid
brick. 2Ia-story modified Vic
torian townhouse with big, beau
tifui, fenced-in park-like garden
for only S16,750, terms. to settle
estate. Located at No. 12 on fine
much favored, tree-shaded sub
urban-like West Cedar St, Rose
mont, near Masonic Memorial,
King ST., Just off Russell I'd.
shopping, school. bus nearby.
Needs decorating, some up-dating
but look up again at the price.
Call LAWRENCE. so. S-SS31 any
time, day. night.
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VET. NO S DOWN
The Perry Boswell Co.
RsaItors WA. 7-45O0I
On DAYS

Occupancy can be given on this 3
bedrm. full-bsmt. rambler, IL
bedrra', finished, in bsmt. NO
RED TAPE. $1,000 and assume
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

FAIRFAX CO.-1st time offered.
90 IT,, mod. estate-type, rambler
on 2 acres, (more land avail,
entr. hall 11x16, lily, rm. and
family rn., each 16x26,, sep. din.
rm., kit. l9x26. island sink, dish
washer, disposal, 4 lge, bedrms.'
master bedrm. 14x26, 3 tile baths,
bsmt., o.-h.w. Dashboard, 8 zone
heat control. garage and work
shop. Reas. priced. Mid-40s. Avail.
only until November 8. DU. D.
GIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-01
REAL ESTATE LAW by
Paul Miller, MA, LIB.

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Law and Practice. Financing, ADJ
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Eroperty Management, Settlement
IRA1NEES placed, full or part
uIme Oldest and most COMPLETE
COURSES in the Nations Capital
Tor Statesmen, Seller, Home Buyer,
Broker or Investor.
ENROLL this class Mon, 6 nm.
Ar-cond. classroom M Bird fir,
NaIl. Press Bldg. Lecture at @ 80.
Can DE. 2-52S6 or Elk. 3-7O7O
or lust come Mon, 8 pm. sharp.
NNO Better Course at Any Pricel
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

euspidors, wash boilers,
hydrometers. malt. cider presses.
eharred kegs. stone crooks. horse
shoes. Cherry Seeders, cast iron
pots, copper kettles, horse braSses,
apple pickers, well buckets, whis-
key Jugs, buggy whips, coffee mills.
jerks. Washington's Oldest hard
ware and stove store since 1866.
723 9TH st. NV. Ma. S-0S4S.
Paolo soprani. 100
bass. excel. tone. S75. AP. 7.1075.
ACCORDION. 100 bass. with case.
in good condition. HA. 2-S999.
ACCORDION, 100 bass, high-grade
Royal Princess" midget sized. z
treble and 4 bass shifts with case.
Can't be told from new. Special
price. SIPS. TEEDLER'S. 913 D
st. NV. RE. 1883. Est. 1911.
100 bass. brand new.
sacrifice. $50. OIL. 6-S039. :,
ACC0RDIAN, stradavari. 100 bass.
9 shift, medium size, cost $685..
/ year old, S135. ia. 2-S425.
= Wurlitzer W/case..
Ill base. Like new. $3.50. new,
will sacrifice. Call IA. 2-5334.
ReminRton- Rand. 1O-key
cleo. 1O-eolumn capacity. credit
SIPS. JE. 6-6S47.
ADDING MACHINE Remington
e esl eOnd 10 si EsSs s5S-3 sHsmn' eA
ADDING MACHINE, S35. Also late
model elec.. good cond., and new
10-key e!ec. with sub. OIL. 2-0313.,
ADDING MACHINE : Underwood.
10 key, subtract. Used 3 mos.
Marchant calculator. b4S-4951. =
ADDING MACHINE. desk model.
upright. electrically operated. Sub
traction and addition. $50. 942-
ADDING MACHINE. Remington
Rand. .l0-key electric. with sub
trect key. Can't be told from
new. Sl65. TENDERS. 913 D
st. NV. RE. 1883. Est. 1911.
AIR COMPRESSOR, S2l so, spray
pumps. gauges. hoist tanks. GICH-
NER, 25l3 NJ st. NV. FE. 3-6345.
AIR COMBS. (2) Adm, del, 1-ton.
Emerson A-ton, used 3 mos. Pow
er NOV. JU. S-906s, CO. 5-1670.
AIR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
clearance of leftover new 1851
models. MIKES AUTO RADIATOR
AND AIR CONDTTIONERS, 399-
S4SS.
AIR COND., I-ton sash type Chry-
sler Air Temp. Will trade for
casement-type air cond. HA.
2-4303.
AIR COMBS, excellent cond. Many
quite new. Mostly S76-S100. Guar
anteed. JU. 7-6742 any time.
AIR CONDITIONER. Emerson. quiet
cool convert. 1000 BTUs, used
3 mo. S125. VIII. 2-5666.
AIR COND.-York console. 1 ton.
ITO volts, 10000 Btu. 500. VIII.
6-4553.
AIR COND.-3 ton. Trane de luxe.
self-contained. Brand new. $3.50
or best offer. CIR. 3-7137.
AIR CONDITIONERS-2 Coldspots.
l-ton. perfect condition. Very
reasonable. LA. 6-924S.
AIR COND.. 10000 btu. 22O volt.
Very good cond. S125. DA. 6-S92l.
AIR CONDITIONER
Feeders, l ton, excellent condition,
$3.50. EN-. 5-4S52.
AIR CONDITIONER
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HELP DOMESTIC
CONIINUEDl

SALES REPRESENTATIVE, famil.-
AZ with Baltimore area, must
have drivers license. sell to a Sc
lected audience who are anxious
to hear about your product. Guar
anteed salary plus commission. By
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CALL FE. 3-74OO, EXT. ESQ
BETWEEN 9 AM. AMI 4 PM
TYPISTS q WEEKS

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T-Y-P-I-S-T-S
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TYPISTS
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Well-known firm In WASHINGTON
virginia and Maryland. Excellent
salary. Many fee paid.
FOUNTAIN EMPL
2304 Wilson Blvd, ia. 4-733O
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MOTOR TRAVEL

AUTO A DELIVERY co. OF AMER.
TO OR FROM ANYWHERE u. s. A.
ME. S-6O55. IA. 5-72S5. "a hrs.
DRIVING TO CHICAGO April 4,
Can take 2 or 3 riders. Call 363-
TACOMA. WASH, or en- route, after
April 8; Take 8. men preferred.
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AIR CONDITIONERS
NJor, Of pra-Cao coy1 Couipoc
AIR CONDITION

Your whole house. Central plant.
remote. full 2aoton. installed to
ment. 3, 4 and ton sizes equally
low. Standard makes. Call day or
night. Sunday INCLUDED. JOHN
MOORE a. SONS, ia. 1929.
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ST. 3-0986
TYPIST
Silver Spring Area

Investment company has
immediate opening for gen.
eral clerical position. No
experience necessary. Per-
manent. Hours 8 a.m.-5
pm. weekdays. One Satur-
day each month, 9-12 noon.
For interview phone Mr..
FOIT, JU. 5-S40O.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-09-14
WEST COAST SPORTLIGHT

u
Editors L. BOcenbury regular
this travelling
Los Angeles Angels Angeles
ing at Cedar Of Lebanon hospital Brad Pe Jr l. Sentinel sports
editor, Plnch-hittng BrOcII
Los Angeles (ANP)Luher Hayes, star
dropped by the Denver Broncos the other Last Hayes
Of the hands Sid Gimans Diego Chargers
The must be loaded fowler
oneme LA Ram great recently featured national radio
hoolup comparing the mres the nbacks
fubacEing he
pick Marion Motely a the finest that he
Nal Whitfield internationally star
Doc elaborated published
in March The title welcome Home Stranger The book deals with
Whtfeds experiences athletic official University
Nigeria Tom Gates recently trying
with unsuccessful play
with the Eagle Rock AC semi-pros
Ocie Smith, the handsome singer with Count
yell High He was on the
Jefferson High the
power in the world
S Doc Young has been asked by the Saturday Evening Post
10 do piece Mamy Wills Dodgers
urging Dodgers stage Nfauy
Wills here zff and the fans the Dodgers Wills
setting Wills SO stolen his credit this writing
theatre available the
Sonny Liston title go expected to be sold
The big question mark the UCA football team at
big move forsang
a single wing in favor Of the T-attac1
the developing take
key OBJ spot
candidates
pound Angeles Memphis
during spring performing
with
course woyear Singleton part
shorsop the baseball
may against FOUNDER quite passing
Diego High FOB.
spring drills only with passing
running
squad coaching good
operating the last fall mpersonated the OBJ
w "Redshrts" against varsity
qualities solid alaround Oh candidate But
himself
sngletons ability a passer good
running Oddly
player safety considerable
he
with for 1886 yards.
Extensively a
He had 800 in passing completing Of
yards.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-09-14
S 20 RI
BY BILL RRoWER

Chicago (ANP-One liked respected
cnowledgeabe bal-playrs White
story in a magazine couple
baseball
called Daddy contingent White
picked his heir apparent.
Big Daddy might magazines concocdon
have idea that intellectually Grove considered leader He
college educated and ca commanded respect That's the kind
guy White happens to be-
When Bill started his career in baseball he gave himself set
otherwise
especially
Grounds right liking
Francisco, White the
Cepeda
Francisco under lock and White eventually
traded to St Louis.
With the Cardinals Bill shunted first base to the
difficult winning influencing people
Finally settled first base and became the Red Birds
- -
Generally speaking disappointment
Before the campaign got under there optimistic talk
garbbng pennant
Pitching injured
failed to live to expectations Right the Cardinals
struggling a first division berth.
But one of players up expectations
White For who suffers with hay fever and snuss White
ball at feveish of August He batting
pace month This lifted his 200
at the beginning of the month to .S19.
bills not lunging heels flying
Harry Walker batting gliding
position with his hands and he's better bal
anced at the plate
whites driving against against
hit the pitchers pretty consistently the
clutch" according to Keane.
1t appeared previous major
league year figure
hitting August spree
July IT, in doubeheader against the Chi
cago Cubs July
today accomplishments included
doubles singles
Concdntay
during offensive outburst by White
Bill lettered sports college played
ball for a
He entered system
for good with Giants
He recalls during early
portion doing better
nevspaperman came to said:
doing but you're going slump
10 m going to jump all over YOU"
White impression nespaperman
was JONES' regarded good copy
had great favore in ST. Louis
say that for White
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LET EN- ROLL!

The 1962-'63 Bowling season
for the Twin Cities opened Tues
day night for the Ten Strikers"
at the Laughing Lanes.
Many were the new faces on the
teams; with a few new sponsors.
Among the new and former reg
ulars were: Warren Hayes, Charles
Bradley, Melvin Stone, Bob Carter,
Eddie Washington and Wonder
Lewis, ANDY" Anderson. Visiting
with the bowlers were: Emma and
Warren Biles, Harriet Davis, Cas-
sic and Joe Norris, Jr., helping out
with the scores book, Georgia Can
ton, Callie Fowler, keeping an eye
on Bonnie to see if he bowled as
he should; Vernon Yarbrough who
was looking 'em over to get on
a winning team" Paul Schneider
Bob Lewis and "Al" Walton of
Kansas City, who kept score for
his brother Larry's team.
The pins were flying-perennial
secretary George Manning was
busy, passing out slips and taking
in fees with pauses to greet the
"fellas."
Here's how they fell and who
caused them to fall.
TEN STRIKE
September 4
Points