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Evening star., 1951-08-11
Howard Baldwin Weddinq
Unites Racing Families
By the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES, Aug. H.
Charles S.. Howard jr., 48, anc
|Rowena Schneider Baldwin, 40
members Of two outstanding Cali
fornia turf families, were mar
Iried Thursday in Juarez, Mexico
they have informed friends.
Howard is a son of the late
owner of such illuStrious thorough
breds as Moor, Irish-bred holder
of the world record for the mile
and Seabiscuit, one of the all
time money winners.
His bride was divorced in 1888
by Baldwin M. Baldwin, grandson
Iof E. ]. lucky Baldwin, early
California flnancier and turfman
Howard was divorced last month
by Mrs. Dorothy S. Howard after
Ia marriage of % years. She re-
ceived a financial settlement OF
ISL million. This is Howard'S sec
ond marriage and the fourth for
his bride.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
Bobby Smith in Lead Tie
In National Skeet Shoot
snseiaI pispo,eh to The s,er

DALLAS, Tex, Aug. 11.-Bobby
Smith. 15-year-old youngster from
Silver Spring, Md. is in a five-way
tie for first place in the all-bore
title race as the national skeet
shooting championships enter the
final round today.
Smith shot another perfect score
yesterday to register 200 straight
targets and take commanding
lead in the National Junior race
as well as tying for the lead ir
the senior event.
The Silver Spring youngstel
helped the National Capital Reb'
els shoot their way to third place
in the State team competition
with 983x1 900. Others on thu
District area team and their score!
are Bill Day, 1879; Gene Day, 1913
j. D. Williams, 1874, and John Dal-
ton, 1872.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
D. {. PRIMERS Backs
To Wall After Gift
Win by New York
By Brion Bell, Jr.

New York is hoping for another
Christmas in August as it plays
Washington in the finals of the
Union Printers international base
ball tournament in Griffith Sta
dium today.
Washington, in the role of Santa
Claus, presented defending cham
pion New York with four runs yes
terday and wound up on the short
end of a 6-5 score. New York
knocked Detroit out of the double
elimination event, 6-4-again scor-
ing only two earned runs-in the
second game of a double header
to remain undefeated.
Today's action may be limited
to one contest depending on the
result of the first game. If New
York wins the opener, it becomes
the first champion to repeat since
Washington won the tournament
four times from 1887 to 1910
Should New York lose it must meet
Washington again in a nightcap
following the first game with the
title hinging on the result.
Harry Wolfe on Slab.
Manager Phil Boundford was to
start fastballing Harry Wolfe IN
the opener at II am. with Wllhle
Canard or 43-year-old George
Mosedale a likely second-game
pitcher.
In Yesterdays action, Washing
ton made five errors to give New
York four unearned runs. The
District club outhit the visitors.
lilo, but left IL men on base
and had to earn all its runs.
New York did all its scoring in
two innings, pushing across two
runs in the second and four Ill
the fifth. Washington rallied from
a 6-1 deficit in the fifth to knock
out Ed Petrozzola, New York.
starter, but couldn't get the tieing
run against reliefer Ralph Fiorillo
who tossed the last two innings.
Miss Golden C1dnce'
Washington had the bases
loaded, none out in sixth and one
run already across but failed to
score again as the third, fourth
and fifth hitters wilted in the
clutch. Again in the eighth with
two out the District team had a
chance when Teddy Watson
tripled but was thrown out at
the plate on a close play in trying
to stretch his hit on an over
throw from the outfleld.
The New Yorkers pounded Gene
Collins for 10 hits in the 51s in
nings he worked but could touch
Reliefer Charley Hines for only
two safeties the remainder OF the
game. First Baseman Bill Garner
led the Washington hitters with
three hits including double.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
Nv the Asxoe;oted pyeSs

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Aug
11.-Gus K. Tebell today was
named acting director of inter.
collegiate athletics at the Univer.
Isity of Virginia, where he has beer
coach Of basketball and baseball,
for 20 years. The appointment
was made by Colgate w. Darden
jr, president of the university.
At the same time, Darden an.
Inounced an administrative revision
of the Department of Athletics
and Physical Education as it was
set up Is years ago under Norton
G. Pritchett. who died July II.
Physical education will be made
a separate division and will be
combined with intramural ath.
letics under the dictatorship o1
Lawrence T. Ludwig, associate pro.
Ifessor of physical education.
The new division will be part oi
the Department of Education, un-
der the administrative supervision
of Dean Lindley j. Stiles.
Edward r. (Butch) SLAUGHTER
Evening star., 1951-08-11
Lou Johnson Shows Way
In Rouqh Lunhum Race

Lou Johnson cashed in on some
rough riding to win the 50-lap
Maryland State modified stock car
championship at West Lanham
Speedway last night before a
crowd of 5,400.
johnson crashed into frankie
Schneider on the 43d lap when
Schneider was challenging him for
the lead and spun his rival out of
contention. Schneider made a
comeback to take second with
Charlie Dyer of North Bergen, N
j., finishing third.
Evening star., 1951-08-11

An exceptional two-under par
finish on the last four holes by
Mrs. Richard johnson and Ralph
Quinter, jr., earned low gross hon.
ors for the Chevy Chase team in
yesterdays mixed scotch foursome
of the Maryland State Golf Asso-
citation at Columbia Country Club.
After playing the first nine in
So via the selective drive, alternate
shot method, Mrs. johnson, The
Star Cup Class A champion, and
Quinter went six over par on the
next five holes. They finished 3-3-
3-4 with some fine teamwork for
a rs. This was their sixth mixed
scotch foursome and they've been
prize winners each time.
The Argyle team of Helen Han
son and Arnold Prada, mixed two
ball partners for the first time, also
had a rs gross but preferred to
tie for low net with their 1886
Mrs. Ben Dyer of Manor and A. N
Thornton of Prince Georges were
in the low net tie with 85-19-66.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
PeuchF
Set Tomorrow

An old-fashioned peach festival
will be sponsored by the Eta Alum
nae Chapter of Kappa Beta Pi
Legal Sorority from S to 7 pm.
tomorrow at the home Of Mrs
Elizabeth Cox. 4411 Fairfax road,
Coxwoods, Arlington.
Among those expected to attend
are Mrs. Bertha Lane. a member
of the local group who recently
was elected grand dean of the
sorority. and Miss Elizabeth Sails
bury also a District member, who
is grand registrar. Both were in
stalled at the June convention in
Miami.
The festival, which is open to
Kappas and their friends. will
benefit the sorority house fund.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
Mrs. B. 5. Cook Is Winner
In Tribby Cup Golf Meet

Consistency had its reward fol
Mrs. B. S. Cook of Army Navy
who won the 18th annual 36-hole
Tribby Cup tournament of the
service club linkswomen yesterday
with a net score of 142. For two
straight days Mrs. Cook shot a 81
and deducted a 26 handicap each
round.
Mrs. Nelson LeClaire was second
with rounds of 81 and SO, minus
a % handicap each day, for 148
The first-day leader, Mrs. H. o.
Compton with 87-17-70, slipped
to 96-17-79 for 149 and third
place.
Mrs. William Ely was the low
gross winner with 89-88-177.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
Joe Geri Ends HoIdout
As SteeIers Ruise Poy
By the Associated Press

CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS, Pa,
Aug. 11.-Halfback Joe Geri of
Phoenixville, Pa, last night ended
his holdout against the National
Football Leagues Pittsburgh
SteelerS.
President Art Rooney said he
had talked with Geri by telephone
and he's agreed to sign for a sub
stantial increase over last years
salary"
Rooney would not say how much
OF boost Geri will get or what his
salary for 1851 will be, but closest
source to the club indicated he will
receive between $4,000 and $12,-
| 00(
Evening star., 1951-08-11
Washington, Alexandra
Mines in Boys Club Final

Western Branch of Washington
and Alexandria meet in the finals
OF the Boys Club of America
Middle Atlantic regional baseball
tournament at 2::30 today on the
South Ellipse.
Alexandria eliminated Highland
of Baltimore, 1913, yesterday with
Pudding Dombrowsky knocking in
four runs with a triple and a
single. Ray Riordan gave up only
three hits as he pitched Western
Branch to 9-S victory over Glenn
L. Martin of Baltimore.
Today's championship game will
be televised over Station WNBW
Channel 4.
Evening star., 1951-08-11

NeWlyWeds who are making
their home in Arlington are Mr..
and Mrs. William F. Martin, jr..
who were married August 4 in
st. Thomas Apostolic Catholic
Church, the Rev. Father Moran
officiating.
Mr.. Martins bride is the former
Miss Betty Lee Crickbaum. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond E.
Chambers of Warren, Ohio. The
groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin of Arlington. The couple
went to Canada for their wedding
trip.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
Society and Clubs
Korean Ambassador and Nine. Yang
To Honor Servicennen at Party

men who are convalescing from
wounds and illness contracted in
Korea have been invited to the
party. For their entertainment
the Ambassador and Nine. Yang
will provide delectable- dishes of
their native land as we'll as of this
country and program will be
presented by Korean entertainers.
The small and exquisite garden
at the Embassy will be enhanced
in time for the party by rare
plants which are being sent from
Hawaii ny friends of the Yangs
who lived in Honolulu for some
years.
Simplicity and dignity will mark
the party as the Ambassador and
Nine. Yang have no heart for a
gay celebration because of the
unhappy conditions in their war
torn homeland. The reception is
more an expression of the graft
tude of the Korean people for the
generous and spontaneous aid
given them in their hour Of need
by the free world.
The guests will include the heads
of diplomatic missions and the
attaches of the services from the
I16 nations who have sent fighting
men to help the Koreans main
tain their republic.
Ecuador Also Celebrates
The Ecuador Ambassador and
Sonora de Pennaherrera observed
the anniversary of independence
in their country yesterday. Ecua-
doris freedom from Spain dates
from the battle of Pinchincha May
"a, 1922, but the anniversary
marked yesterday is that of the
declaration of independence ir
1909 which makes Ecuador the
oldest republic in South America
Evening star., 1951-08-11
Fox and KeiIes Meeting
For Open Tennis Crown
BY the Associated Press

MOUNT LAKE PARK, Md, Aug
11.-Malcolm Fox of Baltimore
went after his third straight mems
singles crown in the Western
Maryland Open tennis champion
ship today against Alex Keiles OF
Silver Spring.
Fox gained the finals yesterday
by defeating Doyle Royal of Wash
ington, Is, IS. Keiles became
a f1nalist Thursday by defeating
Phil Neff of Washington.
Squaring off in the women's
shingles finals today were two
other Washingtonians, Frances
Bassett and Ann Fennessey.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
Anucostiu Ten Victor

Anacostia Motors defeated the
Banneker All-Stars, 81, in the
city softball tournament at Car
dozo last night. The defeat
dropped Banneker into the losers
bracket in the double-knockout
tournament. Anacostia is un-
beaten.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
Deaths Reported
,ay the D. c. Bureau of vital Statistics,


Laura Hasselback, "a. 1908 Jackson ST. ne
William Collins, 72, Soldiers Home. =
lCsrmelo Cafoniti. 70, 5f16 Sth st. NV.
Sam Welsh. 81, Little Sisters Of the Poor
John, Petty, So Arlington; Va:
Frank Topoloff, SO. 1920 18th pl ne.
James Cauffman, SO. 40 9th. st. NV,
Ernest Campbell, 55, Gaithersburg, Md.
Paul Finn, so. Boston.
Osborne Phillips, 45. I116 H st. ne.
Herman Rhoad "A, Charlottesville. Va.
Harry Shelton, 81. 657, Farragut st. NV
Emma Sally. rs, 1908 18th st. NV.
Cordelia Braxton, 75. 1875 T st. NV.
William Smith, 20. 1749 st. NV.
Willie Mae Weaver, So, S24 g st. ne.
Bernice Snowden, 80, 113 st. NV.
Marie Tucker. so. 21Q9 9th st. NV.
Infant Freeman, Washington.
Infant Upshaw, Washington.
Infant Moore, 1411 B st. Sc.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
Susan nFoster
is Enqdqed

Miss Susan Marie Foster is en-
gagged to Mr.. John L. du Fief, jr..
son of Mr.. and Mrs. du Fief Of
this city, according to the an
nouncement of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Singer Foster Of
Chevy Chase.
Miss Foster is a graduate Of
Holy Cross Academy and Marjorie
Webster Junior College. Her fiance
is stationed at New London, Conn,
Submarine Base.
The wedding will take place
next year.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
Comp Lejeune Victor

CAMP LEJEUNE. N. C. Aug. II
|P1.-The Camp Lejeune baseball
team defeated Camp Pendleton,
Calf. ia. here last night and
took a 20 lead in games in the
best three of five series for the
Marine Corps championship.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
Newcomers Tea

The group known as Wives Of
the West Point Class of January.
1943, will have a newcomers tea
at 2:30 pm. Tuesday at the home
OF Mrs. William D. Kyle, 8O8 Chal-
fonte drive. The hostesses will be
Mrs. Kyle and Mrs. Britt S. MAY.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
Mrs. BoiIey Leeds Golfers

The ladies day golf winner at
Washington Golf and Country
Club yesterday was Mrs. George
H. Bailey with 36-6-30 on the
even holes of the odd-or-ever
tournament. Mrs. M. Hale Din
neen had 41-7-34, and Mrs. ]. C
Schnitzer. 44-10-34.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
lightning Class Sailors
Opening Regatta Today

Twenty-Five Lightning clas.
craft are competing in the annua
Dixie District championships of
Hams Point today and tomorrow
The winner will qualify for the
national regatta at Toledo August
80. Today's races are at 1890 and
2:30 and tomorrow's at 10 am.
Norman Scha1ler, champion c-i
the Potomac River fleet, is defend
ing the Dixie District title and is
favored to repeat in his Schnitzel
Evening star., 1951-08-11
Miss Mundoy Enqoqed

Miss Evelyn Louise Munday is
engaged to marry st. Laurence
A. Hahn. her father. Mr.. M. w.
Munday of Arlington, announces.
Sgt. Hahn is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. H. Hahn, also of Arlington.
The wedding will take place in
September.
Evening star., 1951-08-11

Mr.. William Thomas George,
U. S. N. and his bride, the former
Miss Mary Alyce Corriveau, are
residing here. They were married
August 2 in the U. S. Naval Re-
ceiving Station Chapel by the Rev
William j. Walsh.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur j. Corriveau of
East Grand Forks, MINI. Mr.
George is the son of Mr.. William
L. George of Choccolacco, Ala,
and the late Mrs. George.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
Births Reported
CBs the D. c. Bureau of

'BS the ID. c. Bureau Of Vital Statist
BOYS.
Clarence and Irma Coverston, jr,
Foy ans Martlyn Davis.
James amt verneil English.
James and Marilyn Grose.
Hobart ano Miriam Harris.
Kenneth and Mary Hamed.
Frederick sna Ruth Harrell.
David aun Betty Harper.
Michael 1nc Julia Hedrick.
Edgar au'.. Pearl Hutshinss.
Raymond and Norma Kass.
Earl ana Mildred Kolstrom.
Joseph and Dorothy Koss.
Cline ar Mary Lampkin.
Ghesley and Ids Looney,
Cecil ami Elsie Mullins
Richard and Mildred Pilon.
Robsrt : and Marguerite s1y Richard.
Erich and Charlotte seehafer.
Claren-e and Anna Singleton.
Emric and Rita Slovenkay.
Walter anc Marilyn Smith.
Phillips ann Gertrude Taylor.
Arthur and Edith Vermillions.
George and Ruth Winberry.
Willie AMI Betty Faine.
Lynelle and Cleopatra Gardner.
Francis ans Elizabeth Gillem.
Arthur aud Beatrice Harris.
oOOkeE MIA LOIS HODlHSOu.
GIRLS.
Robert and Irene Anderson.
Ector and Bernice Arico.
Paul and Virginia Beedy.
Robert and Jane Bosnian.
Benny and Lillian Bradley.
Paul and Phyllis Dodd.
Temple ard Marilyn Dykes.
Edwin and Florence Ferguson.
William and Mary Galbraith, jr.
Charles snd Sally Hill.
William anu Clara Jackson.
Jack and Margaret Jones.
Richard and Theresa Klinker.
Oscar and Vivian Mayes.
Joseph ano Mary Peddie.
Donald aud Margaret Roache,
Paul and Linda Saah.
Stanley ard Constance Sikora,
Davies ard Marie Storrs.
Roy and Martha Urieh.
Foy and Betty Williams.
Henry and Mary Wynkoop, jr.
Harold ard Agnes Brooks.
James ami Rebecca Freeman.
Samuel and Irine Harvin.
Maurice ind Helen Hines.
Willie and Marie Hodge.
Willie ant Carrie Hudson.
James aud Elizabeth Robinson.
Howard ana Bernadette Ware.
TWINS.
James and Annie Nickens, boys.
Evening star., 1951-08-11

Argentina, Australia and New
Zealand exceed the United States
in per capita civilian meat con-
sumption. according to the Ma
itional Geographic Society.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
Flies to Fronce

Mrs. Jess Bryan Bennett of
Georgetown left this week on her
annual trip to France. She flew
to Paris to visit her son and ex-
poets to see her daughter in Rome
and her brother in Nice.
Col. Bennett will join his wife
in Paris early next month for a
vacation tour of Western Europe.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
Mrs. Rosden Golf Victor

Mrs. George Rosden was the
Class A winner in the nine-best
holes tournament of the Con-
gressional Club woman golfers yes
terday with 36-9-27.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
Pirates, ;; Cubs, O

Runs-Kiner, Strickland, Saffell. Err
rors = Baumholtz.- Burgess. strickland.
C2I. Two-base hit-Kiner. Stolen bases
Miksis. Strickland Sacrifice = Queen.
Double plays Miksis to Ramazotti to
Connors (2); Ramazotti to Miksis to Com
nors; Basgall to Strickland to Nelson
Left on bases-Pittsburgh 4; Chicago. s.
Bases on balls-On Queen, 2; of Nc
Lish. 3. Struck out-By Queen, 8; by Nc
taught. Winning pitcher1oueen 4-n.
Losing pitcher-McLish (3-3l Time of
game-2:01. ,70S.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
Opti-Mrs. Club

The Opti-Mrs. Club of WASH
Iington will hold luncheon meet
ing at 1890 pm. Monday at the
home of Mrs. Naomi McWilliams,
E131 West Leland street. Chevy
Chase, Md.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
North of the Border

| Mrs. Frances P. Wall is vacation-
ing in the Canadian Rockies, stay
Iing in Jasper National Park. AL.
berta.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
Fights Last Night
RY HE Associuted Press

Hollywood-Eddie Chavez. 13e, San
Jose, Calf, outpointed Chu Chu Jiminez
1885. Los ANGELES. 10.
knonEed J out Raw LeWis' iAHS; Hono,isl,i' q
EDS: Featherweights. but exact weights
not availahle).
Evening star., 1951-08-11
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. laU. couples
must apply for q marriage
license on one day. tDdit three
full days and receiue the license
on the fifth day. Sundays and
holidays are counted the same
as other days.
Evening star., 1951-08-11

Runs--McDougald. Berra, Mize, Clark.
Error-Brown. Runs batted in-Brown,
Hitchcock, CLARK McDousald, Bauer. Three, Three.
base hit-McDouRald. Home run-Mize.
lSacri1ce--Lopat. Double plays-Joost to
York, s; Philadelphia Q. Bases on balls
Oh Lopat, 81: OF Zoldak 9 Struck out
BY Lopat. 6: by zoldak. l Hit by pitcher
l6l. Loser-Zoldak (3-7J. Time-2:2l.
iAttendance-17204
Evening star., 1951-08-11

Runs-Fox, Stewart. Minoso (2). Avila
Dolby. Easter, Rosen. Hogan. Lemon. Error
Fox Runs batted in-Doby Rosen (2).
Robinson. Coleman. Minoso (2). Mitchell
Avila. Two-base hits-Rosen, Roby. Hogan.
Home runs-Minoso. Rosen. Stolen bases
-Avila Simpson. Double play-Avila to
Boone to Easter. Left on bases-Chicago
o. Cleveland Q. Bases on balls-Of HoI-
BY Holcombe i. Lemon 4 Hits-Oh
Holcombe 10 In 62s innings: off Gumpert.
in l "a innings. Winning pitcher-Lemon
O3-9). Losing pitcher-Holcombe tS-s)
Tjme-2:11 Attendance-44 800.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
Cards, a; Reds, ;

st. Louis ----- 100 O20 600 IA
Runs--Adams, Stallcup. Raffensberger
IHemus. Schoendienst I2). Jones. Error
Istallcup. Runs batted in-Jones Ryan
M Home r
ISchoendienst. Sacrifice-Wyrostek Dou-
Bile plays--schoendienst to Hemus to
Jones (2); Adams to, Ryan to KluszeTsEi'
Irey to Schoendienst to Jones. Hemus
ito schoendienst to Jones Left on bases
I-cincinnati; 9; St; Louis, 70. bases bases
Berger. be- e I: oil staley. 8 Struck out by
Rafensberger. 1; by Brecheen. 2; by
staley. l. Hits-od Brecheen IN u,9
Iby Observation-Disclosures (Westlake and
Johnson) Winning pitcher-!Staley G3-
I1D. Losing pitcher.RafIensberger a.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
Browns, a.; Tigers, z

Mullin. Error-Berry. Runs batted in
pelsing. Mapes, Mcguire, Marsh. Mullin,
ehoeR Home Ian sssn s9S
plays-Young to Jennings to Taylor;
GaTyer Gans to Jennings to Tayor Marsh tq
on bases-St. Louis. 9; Detroit. 8. Bases
on balls--off Carver, 4; of Trucks, 4; of
Taefs Mnds stEucs 9q1 Trudfs Sf1ysI n nnnfy By
White. ] in /. Wild pitch-Trucks Passed
ball-Ginsberg. Winning pitcher-Garver
Time-2:14. Attendance-20.7 761.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
Major League Box Scores
YESTERDAYS GAMES
indians, 6; White Sox. 4 Yonkees, 3: As.

Totals 33 724 9 Totals 3612
4Grounded out for Sheely in 9th.
tSingled for Gumpert in 9th,
Evening star., 1951-08-11


New York Oo1 Oo1 o1o-
Philadelphia ---- 900 OOl 600
Evening star., 1951-02-11
By J. l. MichoeI
Special Sfor Correspondent

Sp6CiOt Sf0f (oFfeSPOnCenI
LA PLATA, Md, Feb. 10.-A
resident physician or an intern
would be available around the
clock at Physicians Memorial
Hospital here under bill to be
introduced in the General Assem-
bly, by State Senator James B.
Monroe, Republican. of Charles
County.
Senator Monroe said the meas
ure would authorize the county to
appropriate $500 annually from
general funds or slot machine
revenues to pay the salary.
The hospital now receives an
So, ,000-a-year ALLEGATION from slot
machine license fees and an oc-
casional appropriation from the
county's general funds.
Commissioners Must Approve.
The bill provides that the hos
pital's board of trustees decide be-
tween a resident physician or an
intern and that it select person
and recommend his appointment
The boards recommendation
would be subject to the approval
of the county commissioners.
Senator Monroe said he had de-
cided to introduce the legislation
because of a strong popular de-
mand for assurance that emer-
gency cases taken to the hospital
receive prompt treatment.
"This is matter I have been
considering a long time" he said,
Evening star., 1951-02-11
Republicans 10 Hear
Butler and Wiley at
Two County Rallies

Senator Butler, Republican. of
Maryland, will address Prince
Georges County Republicans and
Senator Wiley, Republican. of
Wisconsin, will be heard by the
party's Montgomery County men,
bers tomorrow.
The Lincoln Day dinner-dance
of the Republican Club of Prince
Georges County will be celebrated
at the Prince Georges Country
Club. Gordon Louk, club presi-
dent, and Mrs. Mary Sauls, chairs
man, are taking reservations.
Invited as club guests at the
dance are 25 service men from
Andrews Field. Dinner will be
at 7 pm. and dancing will start
at 9 pm. tomorrow.
The Montgomery County Lin
coin Day Dinner will be held at
7::30 pm. tomorrow at the Manor
Club.
Guests will include Miss Bertha
Adkins, executive director of
Women's Activities of the Repub-
lican National Committee; Repre-
sentative Beall. Republican, of
Maryland and former State Sena-
tor Roy TaScoe Davis.
John r. Reeves is chairman of
arrangements and Mrs. William A.
Reutemann is co-chairman.
Evening star., 1951-02-11
Fund Bill! for La Plata Hospital
Provides Round-CIock Doctor

because for years, there have
been occasional complaints OF
long delays in treatment of emer-
gency cases. ...
THE problem is perhaps COM
mon to most hospitals IN rural
areas and casts no reflection on
any one concerned with the hos
ptial's activities. It is simply that
now and then, all Of the hospital S
staff of seven physicians are out
on calls or for some other reason
are unable to go to the hospital
immediately
Similar Bill for County.
There were indications that a
comparable bill may be prepared
for st. Marys County, where SIM
liar conditions are said to exist
State Senator Paul j. Bailey, Re-
publican, of st. Marys, said he is
studying the matter and members
of the hospital board have ex-
pressed approval of the idea.
Senator Monroe's plan was in
dorsed by Ernest r. Neave, presi-
dent of the board of trustees of the
La Plata hospital. Mr.. Neave said
reports Of failure to provide
prompt treatment, while some
times distorted, are basically true. ~
There have been few cases. ~
he said, where the lack of prompt
treatment has resulted in fatali-
ties"
Mr.. Neave said he had discussed
the matter with most of the coun-
tvs physicians and believes it will
have their backing.