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Evening star., 1947-08-13
By Burton Howkins
Stor Stoff Correxpenderf

BOSTON, Aug. 13.-Ossie Bluege,
who has been limiting his fretting
about the Mats to their hitting
deficiencies, will be burdened with
the addition of a terrific pitching
plight starting Sunday, when Wash
ington inaugurates a series Of six
double-headers in eight days.
Mired in seventh place as the re-
suit of wretched batting which has
produced only II runs in their last
10 games, the Mats will be con-
fronted with four successive double
headers starting on Tuesday, with
only eight pitchers of any descrip-
tion available for duty.
Already handicapped by the loss
of Sid Hudson for at least two weeks
and possibly for the remainder of
the year due to sore shoulder,
Bluege will intrust Milo Candim
with his first starting assignment
of the season here tonight when the
Mats tangle with the Boston Red
Sox.
The Mats will battle the Phila-
delphia Athletics at Washington
Friday night and Saturday. then
embark on their toughest portion
of the campaign from q physical
standpoint. Tired and detected. the
Mats will meet the Athletics in a
Sunday double-header, then face
the Philadelphia Phillies Monday
afternoon at Griffith Stadium in
an exhibition benefit for the Damon
Runyon Memorial Cancer Fund.
Lose Five Out of Six.
They're slated for twin bills at
Cleveland on Tuesday and We'd
nesday, more double e-headers at
Detroit ON Thursday and Friday,
clash with the Tigers in single
game on Saturday and then meet
the Browns at St. Louis in Sun
day double-header.
The Mats, who have dropped five
of their last six games, still are
pursuing their first victory of the
season at Boston's Fenway Park
after losing a 81 decision to the
Red Sox here yesterday with two
out in the ninth inning.
Early Wynn had a 10, 4-hitter in
his grasp entering the ninth, but
he walked Johnny Pesky and Dom
Di Maggie sacrificed. Wynn got the
dangerous Ted Williams on a pop
to Jerry Priddy, but Bobby Doerr
inserted single to center. scoring
PeSky, and Murrell Jones blasted a
Evening star., 1947-08-13
Griffs' Four Twin Bills in Row
Add to Clubs Woes; Bosox Win

triple to right center, scoring Doerr
with the winning run.
For the first time in 10 games the
Mats accumulated more than seven
hits, collecting nine of Denny Gale
house and Mickey Harris, but Joe
Grace's single and Mickey Verhon's S
double in the first inning produced
Washington's only scoring punch.
Game Is Tossed Away.
It was a case of the Mats kick
ing away another game. In the
third inning Rick Ferrel singled
and Wynn doubled him to third
with one out. In that situation
Grace grounded out to Jones at first
base, but Wynn scooted to third
on the play, only to discover Ferrell
occupying the base. Jones romped
over to third and tagged Wynn for
a weird unassisted double play.
With one out in the seventh
Priddy lashed a triple to center,
but the Mats also permitted that
opportunity to. vanish when Ferrell
fouled out and Wynn flied to Di
Maggie.
Until the ninth Wynn hadn't
allowed a Red Sox to reach third
base and was functioning smoothly
in quest Of 18th victory. Instead
he absorbed his 11th defeat.
1t was the eighth time in their
last 10 games that the Mats failed
to score more than two runs.
Evening star., 1947-08-13
Curtiss Out 10 Retire
NyIes Net Trophy
BY the Associated Press

OAKLAND, Md, Aug. 13-John
Curtiss of Washington is after his
third straight victory in the West
ern Maryland tennis championships
here. a triumph that would give him
permanent possession of the Skyles
Bowl.
He easily won his first-round
match yesterday. beating Nick
Linde of Wheeling, w. Va, 60
So. Linde was substituted as
Curtiss' first opponent when Harry
Moore, also of Wheeling and the
West Virginia Junior titlist, failed to
show up.
Nathan Askin, Baltimore city
champ and seeded second behind
Curtiss, forfeited to a fellow towns
man, Dan Sullivan. Among other
results were:
Jack Potter, Fort Belvoir, defeated
Mike Wilfinger, Pittsburgh, by de-
fault; Joe Harmuth, Pittsburgh, de-
feated DR.. A. c. Martin, Washing
ton, 6-1, 81; AL Royal, Washing
ton, defeated Harrison Hathaway
Bethesda, 6-3, 6-3.
Evening star., 1947-08-13
Ann Gray Registers
Sweep in Tennis

Mrs. Ann Gray has a perfect rec
ord to show for her part in the
Middle Atlantic tennis tournament
She entered three sections and
won in all.
After previously taking the
women's singles crown and the
women's doubles title, while paired
with Charlotte Decker. she teamed
with Phil Neff to win the mixed
doubles yesterday. 1t was a straight
set victory, 6-3, 60, over Eleanor
Shaw and Buddy Adair.
The mems doubles final is reset
for next Tuesday. In that, Barney
Welsh, mems singles winner, and
Dooley Mitchell face Don Leavens
and DR.. Dave johnson.
Evening star., 1947-08-13
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

SALISBURY, MD. Aug. 1s.-
Frank CHome Rum Baker, one of
the games greats of yesteryear, is
bemoaning the inability of young
sters to obtain coaching on inside
baseball in the minor leagues.
Il don't think enough emphasis
on inside baseball is made by our
present minor league managers, F."
the one time king of the home run
clouters told the Salisbury Kiwanis
Club.
For instance. proper bunting,
sliding. hit and run. and general
baseball knowledge that youngsters
should know" he added
The 61-year-old Baker hastened
to explain the fault was not entirely
with the managers
Il do not know whether 1t is the
fault of the sponsoring major league
groups, or the managers themselves,
who are apparently qualified"
Baker pointed out in further ex-
planation that many of the minor
league managers are required to
play with their teams, thus lacking
the time to devote to properly de-
veloping rockies for the major
leagues.
Evening star., 1947-08-13
Will TeIevise
Four Navy Grid Tits

Four Navy home football games
this fall will be televised over the
NBC Station. WNBW, Carleton D.
Smith, general manager, announced
today.
Games scheduled for such broad
cast are: October 4, Columbia at
Annapolis; October II. Duke at Bal
timore; November 8, Georgia Tech
at Baltimore, and November Is,
Penn State at Baltimore.
Home games of the Baltimore
Colts of Che ,All-America Confer
ence also will be televised locally.
Evening star., 1947-08-13
Three Amateur Softly
Contests On Tonight

Times Herald and International
Business Machines are scheduled to
oppose each other tonight at 7
o'clock in the District Amateur Soft
ball championships at Greenbelt.
Md.
In other games Southwest Harbor
Lions meet Mount Rainier at BIS
and Naval Communications Annex
plays Annandale & Co. at $50.
Evening star., 1947-08-13
Woman Bridesmaid
OF Links Looms as
Western Champ
By the Associated Press

EVANSTON, ILL.,, Aug. 13.-Mary
Agnes Wall, the Craig Wood" of
women's golf who seemed destined
to remain as runner-up and never
a winner, now appears on the
threshold of her most important
championship.
The Menominee star cashed in
for the Michigan State crown this
year after finishing second three
times, and her game now Is so sharp
she is rated good chance Of taking
the women's Western Amateur title
Like Wood, who suddenly emerged
from the bridesmaid role to win
the National Open and the Augusta
Masters seven years ago, Miss Wall
seems ready to vault to the top
Aside from being runner-up in the
Western Amateur twice, she also
placed second in one Western derby
a 72-hole medal tournament, and
has been a finalist but never a
WIulCl LII I1lC IL 1lo-MLooloSlppl, JIl6
Florida South Atlantic and the
Florida East Coast meets.
Miss Wall entered today's second
round of the Western Amateur
against Alice O'Neal, an able young
ster from Indianapolis who yester-
day pulled the most lopsided tri-
umph of the first round with an
and win over Mrs. Howard Greene
of Northbrook, Ill.
The Michigan lassie advanced
against one of the toughest op-
ponents in the field-Dot Kielty OF
Los Angeles who last year made 9
clean sweep of all major women's
championships in California. Miss
Wall rallied to win the last two holes
for up margin.
!. The defending champion, Louise
Suggs Of Atlanta, Ca, as well as
the three medalists remained in the
running along with other highly
favored contestants.
Mary McMillin, 19-year-old favor
lite of the gallery, was beaten by
Dorothy Kirby of Atlanta, Ga, l up
Evening star., 1947-08-13
Redbirds Have Edqe
In Rest Of Schedules;
Leonard Gets 18Th
By Joe ReichIer
Asseeiossd Press Spcrts Writer

/ 1t begins to appear more and
more every day that the National
League pennant race will be set
tied in the seven games which the
Brooklyn Dodgers and st. Louis
Cards still have to play with each
other.
Each club fritered away an op-
portunity to gain on the other as
both were beaten yesterday. The
Redbirds bowed to the Chicago Cubs
in st. Louis, 81. The Brooks, with
a chance to boost their three-game
first place margin, fell before the
Boston Braves at EbbetS Field, 80.
The schedule is very much in favor
of the Cards. Although the Dodgers
have two games less to play than
st. Louis, A in all, half of them
are against first-division outfits
seven with st. Louis, nine with
New York, and six with Boston.
Cards Now Hotter Club.
OF the Cards 46 remaining games,
II are with the rest of the first di-
vision-seven with Brooklyn, five
with New York and five with Bos-
ton. They have 10 home games left
while the Dodgers have 81. How
ever, in intersectional warfare, they
finish at home while the Brooks are
on the road.
The Cards definitely are the hotter
club at the moment, having won
IL of their last 13 games while the
Dodgers have won only three of
their last II.
The Giants and Braves, Of course,
aren't out of the fight by any means,
but Mel Otis and Billy Southworth's s
mines cannot establish anything
like consistency with their meager
pitching stats. The Giants, in
third place, are six lengths of the
pace, one-han game ahead of the
Braves.
Knuckleball Artist Dutch Leon
ard won his 18th game against seven
defeats when he pitched the lowly
Philadelphia Phils to a SO shut
out over the New York Giants in
Philadelphia. 1t was the first Philly
win over the Giants in their last
eight starts
Blackwell Fails Again.
Ewell Blackwell failed in his
fourth straight attempt to gain his
18th victory as the Pittsburgh Pi-
rates topped the Reds, 80, in Gin
cinnati. The Redleg right-handed
ace had a 2-1 lead with two out
in the ninth. but the Pirates tied
the count and won in IL innings
when with one out Frank Gustine
and Jim Russell hit safely before
Ralph Kiner sent a payoff single
to left, scoring Russell.
Allen Gettel, 29-year-old right
handler, pitched q one-hitter as the
Cleveland Indians swept double
header from the third-place Detroit
Tigers in a twilight-night affair,
81 and Ito in Cleveland, the lone
hit being a double by Eddie Mayo
in the first inning of the second
game.
Glen Moulder, who previously had
won two games in "a relief assign
ments, won his first major league
game as a starter when the st. Louis
Browns defeated the White Sox In
Chicago, 5-3.
The Yankees and Philadelphia
Athletics were not scheduled.
Evening star., 1947-08-13
Ali Eight Foreigners
Out, Casino Tennis
In Third Round
BY the A.soeioted Press

NEWPORT, r. l.. Aug. 13.-With
all of the eight young foreign en-
tries, over here seeking grass court
experience. on the sidelines, the
historic Newport Casino singles
tennis tournament entered its third
round with II of this country's top
20 campaigners in the round of 16.
With National Singles Champion
Jack Kramer limiting his Casino
activities to the doubles COMPETE
ton. the survivors are paced by an
other star Davis cupper, second
ranking Ted Schroeder of Glendale,
Calf.
Schroeder did not put in an ap-
pearance until yesterday but he
caught up with his rivals in speedy
fashion by sharp-shooting straight
set wins over a pair of Brooklyn
youngsters. Sidney Schwartz and
Leonard Steiner.
Young Frenchman Bows.
The last of the foreign youngsters
were eliminated during the second
days routine action, which saw
Chauncey D. Steele, jr., of Cam
bridge, Mass, the New England sec
tional titlist, wearing down Raoul
Abdesselam one of Frahce's young
hopefuls, for a IS, 26, 6- de-
cision and Gardnar Mulloy of Coral
Gables, Fla, who is third seeder
here, eliminating Indians M. Mo-
han by Ga, Ga margins.
Since Californian Herb Flam put
out the still ailing Frankie Parker,
who ranks third nationally, In
straight sets in a second round
match, much to the surprise of the
opening days gallery, form has been
upheld without undue efforts.
Schroeder faces a stiff task carry
ing out his third round assignment
against the stubborn Steele, who has
been invincible on his home sector
this season.
Segura Opposes MoyIan.
The colorful two-fisted Francisco
(Pancho) Segura moved against
Jim Brink of Seattle, Wash.
The lower half of the draw ap-
peared packed with dynamite, for its
third round schedule included
clashes between such outstanding
performers as Bill Talbert of Will
mington. Del, and Nick Carter of
San Francisco and Earl Cochell Of
New York, and Bob Falkenburg of
Los Angeles and New Orleans rapid
ly developing Jack Tuero.
Kramer again has teamed with
Schroeder for the Casinos doubles
and that capable pair was among
the 10 well-balanced tandems that
qualified for the third round during
yesterdays initial doubles action.
Evening star., 1947-08-13
Major League Standings and Schedules
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1947.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
D~r,14e Yesterday

ANS1@A@ w. -
Boston, 2: Wash, /.
Cleve., 3-l1; Det, 10.
st. Louis, 5; Chicago, 3,
Only games scheduled.
Games Today.
Wash. at Boston, $50.
Phila. at New York.
Det. at st. L. (2) (t.-n.
Cleve. at Chicago (n).
Games Tomorrow.
Cleve. at Chicago.
Phila. at New York.
Det. at st. L. 90 (t.-nD,
Only games scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.
Chicago, 2; Sts Louis. /.
Phila., S; New York, 0.
Pitts. 8; Gin, 2 az ins.)
Boston. 9; Brooklyn, 2.
Games Today.
Boston at Brooklyn.
New York at Phila.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Only games scheduled.
Games Tomorrow.
Boston at Brooklyn.
New York at Phila.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Only games scheduled.
Evening star., 1947-08-13
Powell, Dennis First
To Reach SemifinaIs
In Rec Net Event

Col. N. E. Powell and Bernard
Dennis are the first to reach the
mems singles semifinals in the Dis
trict Recreation tennis tournament
at Rock Greek Courts.
Col. Powell advanced yesterday
with a Ga, e8, 81 win over
Edgar Powers, while Dennis won
over John Shipman, 3-6, 60.
Marjorie Posner won her way to
the women's singles semifinals by
topping Carrie Root, 63. 60.
Other places in this round of four
will be decided today in matches
between Willie Herbert and Helen
Levy, Clara Bias and Margaret
Graham, and Pearl Mccoy and Ann
Fisher.
Results Yesterday.
Mems singles-Lew Mulitz defeated
Louis Louis chstlin ume: 81, 60; Ernie
8soa dSn anal sb3pman FGuna
o.. 6-8, ed.
Mems DS9essRtss1beEs and Hackney
50: Love and Fry defeated Manson and
Young (7-5, 62).
we WSmsns 1 singlss.Willis Herbert ,ss. de.
Rias defeated Helen Struple (6-1,. CD;
Quarter finals, Marjorie Posner defeated
Carrie Root (6-3, 6-2.
Women's doubles-Wassman and Lennon
defeated Jarecki and Baughan Go.
Cd: Briggs and Graham defeated Zim-
Mn.a aos aosDlssMnitsenb.rs aa @ and a,tssn-
berg detsstsd DSdss snd a Ste stsrrett O., -.
feated Heavenor and Gordon i6-3, 60.
Parings For Today.
Mems Doubles-5, MULTI and Fink VS.:
Gutenberg and Hackney; $50, Powell and
and McMaster, vs.. Fontanini and Keintz;
$50, Love and Fry VS.. winner Of Powers
Powell VS.. Yeoman-Cross match; z, Sherry
and Pettus VS.. winner of Wheeler-M -McMas-
ter VS. FQntanini-KeintZ match:
Womens singles-5:30, Willie Herbert
Graham; $40. Pearl Mccoy rs. Ann Fisher:
Wonlens doub1es-6, Miller and Miller
VS.. Wassman and Leonard: $50, Shaw and
Sweeney VS.. Root and Coates.
Mixed doubtless, Shipman and Ship.
man vs. sarner and sarner: Leighton and
Gergosian vs. Dowd and Polizos: Posner
and Posner VS.. Mccarthy and Hall.
Evening star., 1947-08-13
District Duckpin League
Will Meet TONIGHT

An important meeting of the
Mems Major District Duckpin
League will be held at 8 tonight at
Hi-Skor. Captains of teams already
entered and representatives of
quints desiring franchises are urged
to attend.
In the absence of Perce Wolfe,
league president. who is GONZALES
cling in Prince Georges County hos
pital after an operation two weeks
ago, Hokie Smith, vice president will
conduct the meeting.
Evening star., 1947-08-13
An-Stur Date Irks
Davis, Blanchard
BY the Associated Press

Friends say Glenn Davis and
Doc Blanchard weren't too happy
about being ordered to play in
the All-Star football game at
Chicago.
Ordinarily. they'd have been all
hoped up about the chance. but
the Army promised 'em only 72-
hour passes. which will hardly
give them time to learn Frank
Leahy's signals, much less afford
them a fair chance to perform in
their accustomed manner.
Evening star., 1947-08-13
Hoosier Strum Dies

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. Aug. 13
(P.-Arthur L. Strum, 50, head of
the department of physical educa-
ton for men and professor of phys
ical education at Indiana State
Teachers College nearly "a years.
died here yesterday.
Evening star., 1947-08-13

don't be mean and ask why he 1sn DONG soane-
thing about it,
When Case was good, he was more than a
reliable lead-on man and a champion base -stealer
The guy was a battler, hell-bent-for- election
type of ball player who could lift whole ball club
That was why Grifith reluctantly parted with him
a couple of years ago and why he was so eager
to get him back from the Indians last winter. 1t
wasn't because Case particularly talented:
he wasn't He was a synthetic batter who depended
lot of leg hits" for average and a mediocre
outfelder with one of the weakest arms in the
American League.
Ben Chapman, whose Phles will play the
Evening star., 1947-08-13
Red Sox, Z; Nots, ]
Totals "A a'2614 Totals IS 627

scored
IGrounded out for Galehouse in eighth.
WASHINGTON - 100 900 OOO-1
Boston 900 900 O02-2
Doerr. Jones. Two-base hits
Vernon, Wynn, Partee.- Three-base hits
-Priddy, Jones. Sacrifice--Di Magic.
Double plays--Christman to Vernon; Jones
Boston, 8. Bases on balis-Of Wynn, A.
Struck out-By, Wynn, 1. Hits-on Gale,
house, in innings; Of Harris NJ; ! IN J.
pitcher, Harris. Umpires-Messrs Sum
mers, Passarella. Rue and Hurley. Time,
80 Attendance, 1895
Evening star., 1947-08-13

Five years ago-Car dinals
bowed to Cubs 1875 as Claude
Passeau won No. 16, dropping st.
Louis Nationals eight and one
half games behind idle Dodgers
Evening star., 1947-08-13

Win, Lose, or Draw
Cose of the Missing SporkpIuq
By FRANCIS (. s1Akk

retirement baseball the other day removed
departed Senators the last could
spark they 100 cent
Clark Gh doesn't realize it. (Now
Evening star., 1947-08-13

Three years ago-By Jimminy
won the Travers Stakes at Bel
mont Park.
Evening star., 1947-08-13

Fund the ashng kind OF ball When
smashed his bat the dugout
him vicious
regarded him with amusement their they
too felt savage On such little things winning ball clubs
founded
training felt players
his George Myatt Pddy and Bobo Newo
Now only Pddy and his value almost entirely
defensive play.
Myott Wasn't Quite Big Leoeuer
Mya ideal hoer but he quite major Lacquer
Newom the Mats dash of color and competitor
with Washngtonans wasn't exciting enough for wangled
his the Yankees
Every winning one player
whose spirit infected the entire bench That wasn't that
pennant Washington back 1888 Indeed it was
club composed chiefly of tired But the
Joe Cronn and Buddy My OF sparks that gnd soddn
aggregation
Cardinals than
spags Enos Slaughter and Stan Musial Of the present world
champions outstanding
Pepper Martin dozen others Lou Boudreau clevand driving
force Joe D Maggie New Yor Bobby Doe Boson Eddie
Stanky is Brookyn's
These inspraonal chaps
degrees ability found
heldeS too
Few Remembered Little Wid Matthews
T Cobb Speaker exhorted
the outfeld and did little fellow Wild Matthews
Ruth Speaker and Cobb three of the greatest all time Their
bs the Cooperown Hall of Fame Matthews barely
big league ball player but he shared bond with the time
best outfieldershe could spark a
talk Matthews to May
h 1924 Washington which had seventh
another
in the Matthews Milwaukee
BY June "a they had eight straight in first place
Matthews played to the hlt while
little fellow whose only crime that he played
himself and by August he finished the
for Griffith Rookie Earl McNeely whom
$4,000 and Matthews, type.
But Matthews of the big that
one to win world championship for Washington few didn't forget
the little fellow who 5000 miles when
laurel wreaths were passed out
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
SPECIAL TERM
NIX -N - 81
OF COURT SET
Criminal Session Starting
February II Announced
By So icitor

A special term o; criminal court
Tor New Hanover county has beer
set for February II by the office OF
Governor r. Gregg Cherry follow
ing a request by Solicitor Clifton
Moore.
Moore made application for the
special one-week session early this
monthsas the result OF a decision
by the county commissioners that
such term would be needed in
order to relieve the heavy docket.
Meanwhile, the January term
continued yesterday, with Judge ].
Paul F'rizzelle sentencing three de-
PENDANTS.
j. W. Andrews, charged with
operating a motor vehicle while
.unoer the influence of intoxicants.
8 nd innocent on a directed
verdict.
II. w. Odom pleaded guilty to a
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
-LR DIVE
T.. lERS FINAL DAY
FOR REGISTRATION

The office Of the Volunteer Blu.
reau will open at 10 o'clock this
morning the last day of the week
long drive to register residents OF
Wilmington and New Hanover
county who want to do volunteer
work with the many organizations
operating here which require volun-
teer aid.
Registration during yesterday
was reported as good with many
persons who have not done volun'
'teer work before offering their
services, as well as persons who
have done such work in the past,
Headquarters set up for the
Bureau are in room 414 Tide Water
building. The office will be open
until 5 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
- +.

charge Of forcible trespass ana re-
ceived a three months Jail term
suspended for two years on pay
ment Of costs. The court also di
rected that he refrain from using
intoxicants in any form for a period
Of two years.
James Francis Flynn was found
innocent of larency of an automo.
bile but pleaded guilty to a reck-
less driving count and was ser
fenced to six months in the county
jail.
D. T. Ward pleaded guilty to a
drunken driving charge and was
tined $50 plus costs with the added
provision that his drivers license
be revoked.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
Continued From Page One,

(COntlnued from rage Oilcj
increase knowledge Of the factors
determining the limits of iceberg.
regions.
On the goth of June the Mojave
relieved the Modoc Or this duty
and she moored at Argentia on the
list, remaining there thcrugh the
rest of the year.
MORE LOG - Clipped from her
llog you'll find:
June s-Departed Argentia for
Patrol. Grand area. June 23-Arriv.
ed Argentia.
July 4-Departed Argentia to rem
devious with Tampa, Grand Banks.
IJuly 19-Arrived Argentia.
July 25-Renezvous with Tampa
lGrand Banks. August 7-Arriveo
Argentia.
August Ito CG Yard, Curtis
bay, Md, for repairs ard -nstalla.
|tions. September 2c-Ar'ived Bos'
ton.
October 3l-a.ri.'- d st. Johns.
|Novenber Arrived Argentia.
On November Z, l945, the Moooo
went to assistance of Chippewa.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
SCRAP DRIVE pLANNpn

The Arab Shrine club If ,vo
mington will sponsor a scraS
paper drive to raise fund.- =
the New Hanover High School
band, George Brinson, cl1aiT'
man Of the drive commits.
announced last night followir,,
a meeting Of the organizatior
Serving with Mr.. B.inson will
De 1t. Eugene Lacock ans
Pete Caps. -Aa
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-17
VETERANS HOMES
HEAD SATISFIED
Continued From Page one)

Continued From rage ohe|
tive directors Monday afternoon
and to the full membership Mon,
Gay night. and will recommend
purchase at tae offered price
Proposals for financing by two
insurance companies will be com,
pared with the FILA terms at that
time Mr.. Noble said.
Each of the Lake Forest units
erected originally to house ship
yard workers, cost the federal
government $4,000. and could not
te duplicated now for less thar
six thousand, Mr.. Noble said. Sc
each veteran vino invests in one
will get nearly two thousand
dollars value free when he moves
in"