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Dewar Targets THESE are the six targets that Mary Ward, nineteen year old Chicago Schoolgirl, saw across the front sight of her rifle in the Dewar Matches at Camp Perry last summer--four of them "possibles" at 50 yards-- two showing a 97 and a 98 at 100 yards. In commenting on these targets, Mr. G. Pethard, Secretary of the Society of Miniature Rifle Clubs, Lon don, said: "We should like to offer our sincere congrat ulations to this lady oh her splendid shooting. It is in deed one to be proud of!" Miss Ward, the second woman ever to shoot in a Dewar Match, shot U. Si .22 N. R. A.'s and says, "they never failed me at Camp Perry .... and I shall con tinue to use U. S." UNITED STATES CARTRIDGE CO, ill Br o a d w a y . Ne w Yo r k . n . y . @.22 N.R.A. Ign$s(Bifle Cartridges Reprinted from the American Rifleman, February 1930 Issue N 27939 0000-NLI-000014132