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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-05
Municipal Swimming Pool
Will Open Here Tuesday

London municipal swimming
pool on Park Avenue is scheduled
to open Tuesday, Gordon Oxley,
manager announced Monday. The
hours are 100 to 1000 pm.
Opening of the pool was slight
ly delayed this season by main
tainence work needed at the pool.
Mr.. Oxley said black top walks
at the pool had to be thoroughly
hardened before they could be
used.
A new schedule of adnis-
sion prices was announced
simultaneously with the open
ing date. All prices have been
increased by the Swimming
Pool Commission.
The new prices are: Chill
dren up to and including high
school age. .25e; Adults SOC;
Individual season ticket
$500; Family season ticket
$40 including all taxes.
Prices last season were: Chill
dren 18c; adults .30c; Individual
season ticket S740. Family sea-
son ticket $1440.
Members of the pool commits
sion are: Ernest Lowery. Bryan
Jenkinson and Ray Ballenger.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-05
Farmer Loses Eye
AS Glasses Break

Injured when a lens OF his sun
glasses was shattered. Emmett
Lewis, 30, farmer of near Rose
dale, lost his left eye Sunday.
Lewis eye was injured SO Sc
verely 1t had to be removed by a
surgeon at Mercy Hospital,
Springfield. where he was taken
by his brother-in-law Charles Har-
bage Immediately after the ac-
cident on the Lewis farm.
Mr.. Lewis and Harbage were
sowing soybeans when the ac-
cident occurred.
While Mr.. Lewis was open
ing a sack of beans his hand slip
ped and struck his sun glasses.
The lens broke and a piece of the
broken glass pierced his eye. At
the hospital, examination disclos-
ed that his eye had been pierced
so deeply the optic nerve had been
injured and that removal of the
eye was necessary.
Mr.. Lewis was reported getting
along satisfactorily at the hospital
Tuesday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-05
Reid To Serve
AS Minister

William Reid. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul B. Reid, West High
Street. viii deliver the sermon IN
the worship service at the Meth
odist Church Sunday morning,
June 10. He has just finished his
first year At the Oberlin Graduate
School Of Theology. This viii be
his initial sermon In his home
church.
Mr.. Reid graduated from Lon
don High School He served in the
U. s. Army from 1912 70 1915.
Receiving his degree IN cleo
trical engineering At Ohio State
University in 1913, he has been
employed by the Hobart Brothers
Company Of Troy. Ohio. makers
OF welding equipment ard genera
tors until his enrolment n the
Theological Seminary lasE lalL
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-05
Eagles install
Officers June 8

New officers of the London
Aerie, Eagles Lodge will be in
stalled at the regular meeting of
the lodge on June 6, it was an
nounced today.
The officers are: Kenneth Hill,
worthy vice president-elect, DAN
ny Keefer, vice president and
Robert McSavaney, trustee.
Frank Lewis, secretary-elect
will be unable to serve. William
Mcclure will serve until a new
secretary is appointed to fill Mr.
Lewis's place.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-05
Mrs. julia DonIey
Dies Saturday

Mrs. Julia Ellen Donley, 70, of
439 Clinton Heights Avenue, Co
lumbus, mother of Mrs. Wilfred r.
Dwyer, London. died at Mt Car
mel Hospital, Columbus, Saturday.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Dwyer and DIR. Dorothy E.
Donley, Washington d. c., two
sons, John Donley, Jr., and DR..
r. Frank Donley, both of Co
lumbus; two sisters, Mrs. Eliza
beth Durkin, Columbus and Mrs.
Margaret Burke, Marion.
Friends may call at the Egan-
Ryan Funeral Home, East Broad
Street, Columbus, where Rosary
will be recited at $50 pm. Tues
day.
Requiem High Mass will be
sung at Immaculate Conception
Church, Columbus Wednesday at
8 am. Interment in st. Joseph's
Cemetery, Columbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-05
Mt. Sterling Man
Held On Check
Charge, Bond $500

Jack E. DeBarr, SO, and Jay C.
Bryant. %. both giving addresses
as Mt. Sterling r. F. .. No. /,
were bound over to the Madison
County Grand jury Monday morn
ing in Justice Maurice Beathard's S
court, charged with issuing check
without funds.
Both are temporarily held in
Madison County jail, De Barr un-
der $500 bond and Bryant under
$50 bond, according to Deputy
Sheriff Robert Allison.
DeBarr was arrested by Deputy
Allison in Chillicothe, allegedly
enroute 10 West Virginia, on a
warrant from a Mt. Sterling mer-
chant, whom he had given a bad
check May rs, according TO the
deputy.
Bryant came to Lcndon and
gave himself up when he heard
the sheriff's deputy was searching
for him for aiding and abettine
DeBarr, the report stated.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-05
Mrs. Caroline
Cordle Dies

Mrs. Caroline Baker Cordle, 50,
who resided with her son, Amos
II. Cordle. MarysviIle Road, died
Sunday in Grant Hospital.
Surviving are two other sons,
Andrew ]. of Newark. Manuel E.
of near Los Angeles, Calf, four
daughters, Mrs. Jennie Wheeler,
South Vienna; Mrs. Susie Prince,
Mrs. Samantha Thompson and
Mrs. Mollie Thompson, all of Co
lumbus; one sister, Mrs. Lucy
Cordie. of Lancaster; 25 grand
children; 25 great-grandchildren
and four great great grandchil-
dren.
Friends may call at the Sch
lechty- -Fichner Funeral Home
from z to 9 Monday and 3 to 5
Tuesday.
Funeral services Wednesday at
one o'clock at CordelI, Kentucky
Interment in Baker Cemetery
Cordell.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-05
Gulcher Rites
Here Sunday

Funeral services for William
J. Gulcher. 80, a former resident
of London and Columbus, who
died Friday night in Memorial
Hospital, Detroit. were at the
Schlechty-Fichner Funeral Home
Sunday, the Rev. A. VI. Shene-
felt officiating. Interment in Kirk
wood Cemetery.
Mr.. Gulcher had resided in De-
troit for many years. Masonic
Services were conducted there
Saturday before bringing the body
to London.
He was a member of the knights
Templar, a 32nd Degree Mason,
member Of the Noble Order Of the
Mystic Shrine and Scottish Rite.
He was secretary of the Univer-
sity Blue Lodge, Detroit, for 80
years.
He Is survived by a daughter
Mrs. Robert Lamb of New York
City. sister, Mrs. ]. W. Byers,
London. several nieces and
nephews.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-05
City To Spray
Garbage Cans

The London Sanitation Depart
ment will begin this week on a
program of garbage can spraying.
scheduled to continue until next
fall.
All garbage pals on collection
lists will be periodically sprayed
with a powerful insectieide to con-
troll flies and other insects.
The service will be free to all
customers of the Sanitation De-
partment.
New subscribers for the munich
pal refuse collection will still be
added to the city list, according
to Eitel Friedrich, superintendent.
The total ne said, is nearing 1000.
Bills for the ensuing summer
quarter will be mailed out on
June Is and will be due July /.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-05
Vacation Bible
School Opens

The 1851 Community Daily Va
cation Bible School opened Mon
day morning in the Lutheran and
Presbyterian Churches with one
hundred children enrolled on the
opening day
The cooperating churches in this
community project are the Trinity
Episcopal, First Methodist, A.ME.
First Baptist, First Presbyterian,
St johns Lutheran.
The school is divided into three
departments. The Kindergarten,
ages 4 and 5, under the superyi-
sion of Mrs. William Kennedy.
meets in the Presbyterian Church;
assisting in this department are
Mrs. Robert Creati, Mrs. Bea
Scheel, Mrs. Lloyd Whitman,
Phyllis Baker, and Barbara
Clancy.
The Primary Department, for
grades /, 2, 3, also meeting in the
Presbyterian Church, under the
supervision of Amelia Jo Foster,
assisted by Mass Milos.ed Cunning
ham, Mrs. Wayne Dunkle, Mrs.
Roy Daniels, Mrs. Raymond Lin
dig, Connie Gallagher, Venessa
Harbage, Theda Martin.
The Junior Department, for
grades 4, 5, 6 meeting in the Luth-
eran Church, is supervised by Mrs.
Cameron Green, assisted by Mrs
Lester Held, Mrs. Raymond
Smith, Ann Dickerson. Mary Kay
Dillingham;, Rita Miller.
Registration is still open for any
children of the community desir-
ing to be a part of the school The
Kindergarten Department Is
studying the Course Let's go
Out OF Doors" The Primary De-
partment is using the course ''Ex-
ploring Gods Out-Of-Doors." In
the Junior Department the study
concerns Finding God Through
Worship
Each department has periods
for games, work projects, wor-
ship, and class periods.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-05
l04 issues For
One Dollar To
Service Men

Effective today a subscrip-
tion TO this newspaper to men
In the armed forces is only
500.
That means the subscriber
will receive fo4 issues for s1.oo.
This rate will apply to the
members OF the armed forces
serving overseas a we'll as
those stationed in the United
States.
News OF the men in the ser
vice IS always welcomed. Send
IN pictures Of your men IL you
wish. Pictures should be in our
office Is early a. possible
ahea5 OF the date Of pubiica-
ton 10 allow sufficient time
fer having the engraving made,
usually three or four days. All
photos viii be returned.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-05
Private Service
For Crash Victim

Private funeral services were
conducted at pm. Monday at
Plain City for Andrew w. Cary,
Jr., age IL, killed when the auto
he was driving struck a tree on
Route 33 near Dublin early Fri
day morning.
Young Cary was the only son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Cary of
Plain City and the valedictorian
for the graduation class at Co
lumbus Academy. His father is
cashier at the Plain City bank
The Rev. f. Z. Mosslander,
minister of the Plain City Meth
odist Church officiated at the
service. Interment in Forest Grove
Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-05
Hooded Band At
Church Service

BIRMINGHAM, Ala.,4F- A
band Of men and women wearing
Ku Klux Klan robes took part In q
church service near Birmingham
Sunday night. on the eve Of a new
series of court trials for accused
night riders.
Frank BrueT, reported for .he
Birmingham Post Herald, said
one of the men was masked In
defiance Of Alabama ia.. A
robed guard holding . blackjack
ordered a photographer not t0
take pictures, he added
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-05
Farmers S Photo
Feature Starts
In Democrat

The Lucky Farmer Photo
Quiz" a novel feature planned
by the . m crat, makes
It's bow In this edition OF your
newspaper today. Receiving top
billing in the feature Is an
aerial photo of a Madison coun-
ty farm. No one knows whose
farm is shown In the picture.
Farms selected for photo
graphing BY the aerial photo
grapher were chosen impartial
ly. The Lucky Farmer Photo
Quiz will continue for period
Of 20 weeks. Now turn to page
five and learn all the partIcul-
ars!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-05
Two Selected For
Leadership Camp

Eileen Overturf of Somerford
Twp, Robert Sullivan of Monroe
Township will be Madison County
Representatives TO the State
Junior Leadership Camp at Camp
Ohio near Utica, June IL to 16.
Miss Overturf has been a club
member seven years during which
she completed Is projects She
has attended camp each year she
has been a member having served
on the faculty last year and being
selected as a member OF The
Tribe Of a Thousand" the most
outstanding camping award CIV
en-. She has served as member
Of the Junior Fair Board and is
this year serving as an Assistant
Leader i'm the Pan Rattlers Club.
Sullivan has been a club MEM
Der six years during which he has
carried projects IN both dairy
and swine. He has attended camp
four years and was last year Sc
Iecfed as a heart II, one of the
top awards given 10 campers. He
IS q member Of the Monroe Win
ners 4-H Club.
Each county in Ohio will send
two Al Club members to this
Camp. Special emphasis viii be
given to leadership development.
The camp Is made possible
through the Ohio Farmers IN
surance Company.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-05
Tax Books Open
For Payments

The books are open for real es-
tate tax payment" County Trea-
surer Roger Counts. announced
today.
Statements for the June col
lection Ct real estate Tax are being
mailed and the books are open
for payments, Mr.. Counts declar-
ed IN explaining that the books
are f0 remain open until July 20.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-05
Rain Sub-NormaI

Precipitation during May was 3.37
inches, Leonard McNeal weather
observer, reported Friday. The
total was 0.65 inch below normal.
The maximum temperature re-
corded in May was 88 degrees on
May ! and May II; the minimum
40 degrees on May 6 and May II.
Hail fell on May IT.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-05
CONGR ESSIOnAL.
DISTRICTING
BILL PASSES

COLUMBUS, O., III Only
one major hurdle remained today
for Ohio's first congressional re-
districting in 38 years Gov.
Frank ]. Lausche's signature.
While Lausche never has COM
mented publicly on the bill which
finally cleared the house and SEN
ate late Saturday, he is believed
to be in ravor of the principal of
eliminating population inequities
In Ohio congressional districts.
LauSche is Democrat and the
Democratic minority in the legis-
iature bitterly opposed the way
Republicans set up some of the
new districts. But the Governor.
political observers feel, viii not
veto the plan because If he does,
redistricting probably will be dead
for another two years.
The Senate approved the bill
unanimously and the House pass
ed it later, 99-19.
Here are the new district and
their populations as finally APP
proved by both houses of the
legislature:
First (34o,OUU populatlUD: the
eastern half of Hamilton.
Second (375,000): the western
half of Hamilton.
Third (545, ,O0O): Montgomery
and Butler counties.
Fourth 1905, ,O0O): Allen. Mer-
Ger, Auguiaize, shelby, Darke, Mi
ami and Preble.
Fifth (256,00O); Williams, Ful-
ton, Defiance, Henry, Wood, Otta-
wa, Paulding, Putnam and Van
Vert.
Sixth (317 ,0O0): Fayette. Pick
away, Highland. Ross. Pike, cler-
mont, Brown, Adams and Scioto.
Seventh (335,OOW: Logan
Union, Champaign. Clark. Mad
ison, Ca eene, Warren and Clinton
Eighth (251 ,O00): Hancock, Sen.
eca, Wyandot, Crawford, Hardin
Marion and Morrow.
Ninth 1895, ,000): Lucas.
Tenth C224 ,O0O): Fairfield, Hook
ing, Vinton, Athens, Meigs. Jack.
son, Gallia and Lawrence.
Eleventh (343. .0OO): Lake Ashta.
bula, Geauga, Portage and tht
northern portion of Trumbul
county.
Twelfth (503,0O0): Frnklin.
Thirteenth t2S6, ,0OO): Sandusky
Erie, Huron and Lorafn.
Fourteenth (450.O0O): Medina
and Summit.
Fifteenth 1926, ,0O0): Muskingum
Guernsey, Perry, Morgan, Noble
Monroe and Washington.
Sixteenth (4f2,OOO): Wayne
I Stark and Tuscarawas.
Seventeenth (310,0OOl: Della
ware, Richland, Ashland. Knox
Holmes, Coshocton and Licking.
Eighteenth 1921 ,0OO): colum
biana, Carroll. Harrison. Jeffer
son and Belmont.
Nineteenth 1919, ,OOO): Mahonini
and the southern portion Of Trum
bull.
Twentieth (417,o Part o
Cuyahoga.
Twenty-first (427, ,OO0): part o
Cuyahoga.
Twenty-second (3O4.OOo): par
J. Of Cuyahoga.
Twenty-third (23sOOo): part o
Cuyahoga.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-05
RITES AT SIDNEY

Mrs. III. p. Gray, former resi-
dent of South Solon, died May Il
in the Presbyterian home In Sid
ney. The funeral service was
Thursday conducted by DR.. Harry
Barr, superintendent of the home,
and Rev. Henry Tenny.
Mrs. Gray's body was sent to
her former home in Cortland, ".
Y, where it was met by a close
friend. Burial was made In the
family lot at Cortland.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-05
ON wLw-Tv

ON WLM-TV
Linda Diffendal Of South Solon
will make an appearance on
Schiff's Star-M Makers Review in
Cincinnati, Sunday, June 10 III.
She can be heard and seen on
Channels 3-4-5.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-05
Attacks Beat
Off ByU.N.

a0oPS 'oifSu toudy Witt
In artillery range of Choir
won, key to the Red "Iron
Triangle" in Korea.
But 5000 battling Chinese
blocked the advance of other
United Nations troops trying
to reach the triangle from the
east.
Most Of the U. NJ. west and
central front surged closer to
the communist assembly area
bounded by chorwon, kum-
wha and Pyongeang.
BY William C. Barnard
TOKYO, JUNE SIP United
Nations forces beat off series of
Red counterattacks and moved
slowly north today toward the
heart of the Communist war ma
chine in Korea.
1t was a fighting advance, hill
by hill. Infantrymen fought over
the rugged ridges. Tanks lumber
ed up the muddy highways.
Reds staged nine counterat-
tacks Monday. u. N. soldiers
fought them off. In most sectors
of the central fronts they moved
about mile closer to the bitterly
defended Iron triangle" - Choir
won Kumwha and Pyonggang.
U.N. Spearhads were ten or
more miles away from that Red
troop massing area. The main
line was farther back. Censorship
obscured the exact Allied po-
sitions.
Sharp fights ranged at every
sensitive spot.
Clouds and showery weather
limited air support to advancing
troops. But 180 Fifth Air Force
fighter planes struck at the COM
munists Tuesday morning.
Two fighters crashed and burn.
ed. Their pilots were killed. One
was an F-80 Shooting Star jet
the other an F-51 Mustang.
Another Mustang was shot dowr
Monday But the pilot landed be
hind u. N. lines. Mondays strike.
by $50 land and sea-based plane!
concentrated on communist trans
port.
Two communist planes, possibl.
jets. bombed Allied lines nea
Yanggu on the east central from
Monday night. If they were ReC
jets, it was their deepest penetra
ton of Korea.
China's Red radio for the thirl
straight day appealed to worker
for funds to buy planes, armo
and other heavy fighting equip
ment sorely needed by Chinese il
Korea.
u. N. troops advancing north
west of Yonchon, 13 miles fror
Chorwon, were locked in a figh
that continued through the nigh
into Tuesday.
Twelve miles to the east, nea
Chail, Allied tanks We're turne
back Monday by heavy Red al
tillery fire. Chail is the gatewa
to two valleys leading to Chor
won and Kumwha. It's ten mile
from Chorwon, 16 from Kumwht
On the eastern flank of centra
forces driving toward the triangle
u. N. troops engaged in a fierc
fight north of Hwachon.
Hard fighting was reported
the rear of these spearheads
the center of the u. N. counter
offensive.
Largest action in this secto
Monday was against 1000 attack
ing Reds north of the Hanta
River i'm the Yongpyong area.
All actions on this central fror
area were located by the name
of towns close to the 3Sth parable
as they have been for weel
All mileage references were de
leted by censors.
On the east coast, south Kol
cans beat off a siZable Re
counterattack with the support {
naval guns. They reported coun
ing more than 1000 communi.
dead in two days.
Farther north, American wa
ships led by the battleship Ne
Jersey put on a big bombardmei
display for top commanders.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-05
ON Tv SHOW

ON TV SHOW
Patricia Kay Jobe, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheridan Jobe, Lon
don, will appear on Buddy Cotter's
television show on WLW-C at Sis
o'clock Thursday, June Z.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-05

Full Associated Press leos-
ed wire service Tor ssute. mo-
'fionul and world news. The
Associated Press Is entitled
exclusively 20 use ali loecl
news in fhis newspaper.
TELEPHONE 81 or az
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-05
Hottest June z
Here In 9 Years

The 81 degree temperature
Saturday, June 2, was the hot
test for that date, recorded In
the nine years he has been Of
ficial weather representative
for London, Leonard McNeal
stated Monday morning.
The maximum recording for
June I was 80 and for June
3, 81, McNel said.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-05
ANNOUNCE BIRTH

Mr.. and Mrs. John Sanford,
London, RID. announce the birth
of a son, Jeramie Lee, at Grant
Hospital, Tuesday, May q.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-05
lNHosplTAL

IN HOSPITAL m
Paul BraSketf. Red Brick Tav-
eTn, Is a patient II Mercy Hospital.
Springfield
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-05
Weather

Fair ond cool tonight. Low
tonight in upper forfies or
low fifties. Wednesday, foir
und @ little warmer.
Evening star., 1951-07-19
By Cospor Nonnes
Stor Stuff Correspondent

HOT SPRINGS, Va, July 19.-
Two Washington veterans, Ram
Isay Potts and C. Alphonso Smith,
will clash today in the quarter
finals of the Middle Atlantic clay
court tennis championships on the
Homestead courts here.
A third District player. Robert
Threadgill, will face Charles
ISymington, Williams College star,
for another semifinal berth. The
winner of this match will meet
Alastair Martin of New York in
one semifinal tomorrow and the
victor in the Potts-Smith match
will tackle Barney Welsh OF
Rockville, Md.
Martin eliminated Phil Neff OF
Washington yesterday, 60, 8-6
Welsh advanced by default from
Kahl Spriggs of Washington.
In the women's singles Mrs
Edith Martin of New York will
meet Mary Slaughter of Chariot
tesville, Va, in one semifina
to-day and Sosie Girgosian o1
washington will play Evelyr
ICowan Of Covington, Ga, in tht
other.
Smith, q Washington star fol
Evening star., 1951-07-19
Babe Ruth S Net Estate
Valued at S36O,OOO
BY the Assoeiaied Press

NEW YORK, July 19.-Babe
Ruth, who made an estimated
81 ,425 900 in a quarter century of
baseball, left a net estate Of
$3.50, 900.
Final figures on the estate
whitfield somewhat by the home
run kings spending habits-were
approved yesterday by Samuel E.
Lepler, estate tax appraiser.
Ruth. who died of cancer three
years ago at the age of So, left
his widow a life interest in a
$179,611 trust fund and in the
estate after all other bequests are
taken out. The widow, Mrs. Clara
Mae Ruth, also got $4,000.
When the widow dies, 10 per
cent Of the wealth goes to the
foundation that Ruth dedicated to
"the kids Of America" The other
100 per cent will go to two adopted
daughters, Julia Ruth Landers of
IKearsage, N. H., and Dorothy
Sullivan Ruth Throne of New York.
Ruth left $4,000 to a sister,
Mary H. Moberly of Baltimore.
Baseball trophies and mementos
valued at Sits were willed to
the Baseball Hall Of Fame at
lCooperstown, N. Y.
Evening star., 1951-07-19
Potts and Smith of D. G. Battle
I'm Mid-AtIontic Net Feature

many years, scored mild upset by
defeating Doyle Royal of Wash
ington. GO, Ga. Smith used his
loop forehand and shrewd court
tactics to advantage throughout
the contest.
Potts. 34-year -old Air Force re-
serve officer, was too well equipped
all around for John Mccarthy.
Georgetown University captain, to
make much headway and won.
|7-5, 60.
A threat to take the Middle At
lantic title to California was
Isquelched when Threadgill put out
Stanley Canter of Modesto Junior
College in straight sets, 6-1, 8-6.
Mrs. Martin took no chances
with 16-year -old Belmar Gunder-
son Of Falls Church, Va. The New
Yorker put pressure on from the
first ball and went through to q
SO, 6-1 victory that was much
closer than the score indicated
Miss Slaughter, another 16-
year-old high school girl, scored
decisively over Louise Fowler oi
Covington. Ga, 6-3, 60.
| A battle requiring 212 hours wa:
won by Miss Cowan from Mrs
Cecilia B. Hill of Washington
4-6. 60, 60. Most Of the raj.
lies went over the net at least II
times and in several exchange:
more than 20.
Evening star., 1951-07-19
Former Big Lacquer Dead

MOBERLY. Mo-. July 10 P.-
Joe Klugman, 54. director Of rec
reation for the Missouri State
Parks and former major league
baseball player, died yesterday. A
second baseman. he played with
the Cubs, Dodgers and Indians in
the 1920s.
Evening star., 1951-07-19
1903 Women Play tomorrow
For Times-HeraId Cup

The class A section of the
ITimes-Herald Cup tournament of
the Women's District Golf Associ-
lation will draw a seasons record
field of 108 players to KenWood
Country Club tomorrow. Mrs.
Arnold Wilcox of Chevy Chase,
last years winner, will defend her
little. Mrs. Wilcox won the
IKeefer Cup this year.