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Evening star., 1952-04-20
Truman Again Urges
Congressional Action
On Seaway Project
BY the Assecioied Press

President Truman tried again
yesterday to get Congress inter-
ested in the st. Lawrence River
power project and seaway.
Mr.. Truman sent identical let
ters to Chairman Connally of the
Senate Foreign Relations Commit
tee and Chairman Buckley of the
House Foreign Affairs Committee
| MY Dear Mr.. Chairman:
II am writing to urge that your
committee act favorably at an
early date on legislation approx
ing the 1941 agreement between
the. United States and Canada,
and authorizing the United States
to join with Canada in construct
ing the st. Lawrence seaway and
power project.
GAS I informed the Congress in
January. the question before the
Congress now is not whether the
seaway should be built. but
whether the United States should
share in its construction, opera
ton and control. The Canadian
government is ready and willing
to build a seaway from Montreal
to Lake Erie on the Canadian
side of the boundary, if the Con-
gress does not authorize the
United States Government to par
ticipate in building tho joint
Canadian United States seaway
agreed to in 1941. It would be ex-
tremely unwise and unrealistic for
the Congress voluntarily to aban-
don the opportunity for the
United States to jointly control
a waterway so vital to our security
our commerce and industry, and
our relations with our Canadian
neighbors. And yet, if Congress
does not act soon on the legisla-
ton before it. that will be the
result. for we cannot ask the
Canadians to delay much longer
Preparatory Work Going On.
"In addition the seaway, the st.
Lawrence propect will yield very
large benefits in hydroelectric
power. The same dams that create
a navigation pool in the Interna-
tional Rapids section of the st.
Lawrence River, will yield 1876
billion kilowatt hours of electric
energy per year-half to each
country-energy that is badly
needed in both countries. It order
to build these works. if the Con-
gress does not enact the legis-
lation now before it Cor other
appropriate legislation), it will be
necessary for the United States
and Canada jointly to apply to the
International Joint Commission
body set up under the Boundry
Waters Treaty of 1909 with au-
thority to approve such projects.
In accordance with an exchange
OF notes early this year, copies of
which were transmitted to the
Congress in January, preparatory
work has been proceeding on such
joint application.
ION Monday of this week. Mr..
Lester B. Pearson, the Canadian
Secretary of State for External
Affairs. together with other Cana
dian and United States officials,
met with me here in Washington.
Mr.. Pearson expressed the desire
of the Canadian government to
proceed rapidly with the construc-
ton of the project-both the sea-
way and power phases. The
Canadians agree with us that the
quickest and most desirable way
to get started on the project is
for the Congress to approve the
joint development plan now before
it.
Evening star., 1952-04-20
Alternative Arrangement.

"In order to lose no time if the
Congress does not act, however
We agreed at Mondays meeting
that the application to the Inter-
national Joint Commission will be
completed and filed at an early
date. Thus the arrangements are
nearly completed for proceeding
with the st. Lawrence project by
an alternative means if the Con-
gresS fails to act soon on the
1941 agreement.
II hope that these alternative
arrangements will not have to be
followed through, because it is
so obviously to the advantage OF
all our people-including the rail-
road and port interests that have
been opposed to the project in the
Ipast-for the United States tc
participate fully in the construc-
ton and control of the project
That can only be done if the Con-
greSs acts. I cannot believe the
Congress will let the opportunity
pass to safeguard and advance the
vital interests of our people in the
So. Lawrence River.
1--WE need the seaway and the
power. We need them as soor
as the necessary works can be
built. The best. the simplest
and the quickest way to gel
them is through legislation by the
Congress. Full hearings have been
completed before the appropriate
Arizona sun., 1952-07-11
BY Larry Douglas

New York (GlobaD-Tin Pan AL
ley rumors are that Henry Glover
of King Records will be removed
from that Company since Eli was
fired. Dave Kapp was fired
as head of Victor Records.
James Moody Band and Bah Con
Zales embarked on tWelve-Weeks
nationwide tour. Josephine
Baker knocking them cold in South
America. Billy Eckstine, cur
rently at New York's Copacabana,
has bought Adam Hats for all Disc
Jockeys. MGM recording ar
fist, Tommy Edwards, is clicking
at Broadway's Paramount Theatre.
That Joe Louis party two
weeks ago at New York Belmont
Plaza, introducing Joe's new Ken
tucky Bourbon whiskey, was really
great. Joe Louis Bourbon is the
best yet!
Billy Daniels, at the Roxy Thea
tre. Moreno Tate sings at the
Bon Soir in the Village. Slim
Gaillard still clicking at Broad
ways Downbeat Club. Kay
Starr's latest release is without
doubt blues. This writer is Won
dering whether or not her record
ing company will put her in the
Arizona sun., 1952-07-11
department,

rhythm and blues" department,
since she is not a Negro.
Billy Bowen, the new MGM re-
c2rding artist, and his ButterbAll
-Four, will be guest artists on the
Herb Shriner Show, NBC-TV on
Tuesday, July Is, at 12:45 pm.
The Inkspots story concerning the
rift between co-OWners Charlie F'u-
qua and Bill Kenny broke last
week in the press throughout the
country. -. Larry Darnell and
Wynonie Harris were a sensation
at Harlem's Apollo Theatre last
week.
Balladeer Harry Belafonte went
into the Alhambra in Cleveland FOR
two weeks. He is clicking there.
Roy Eldridge and Coleman
Hawkins set to play together as a
team. Boys will front a rhythm
section on their road dates. They
are set to go into New York's Bird
land this month. Hot Lips
Paige cut a few sides for King
Records before he left for Europe
Joe Holiday just closed the Bird
land. . Charles Brown and his
band at Farmdell, Dayton, Ohio,
August 11-17. Wild Bill DAVIS
clicking at Pep's in Philadelphia.
Paul Williams Ork, the Orioles
Arizona sun., 1952-07-11
Revolving Cabinet
Uses Corner Space

Revolving cabinets designed TO
make efficient use of corner space
are becoming a popular feature in
modern farm and ranch kitchens.
From kitchen undermining plans
distributed by the Agricultural Ex-
tension Service, families have in
stalled the revolving cabinets at
costs ranging from the price of
the lumber to more than $l00
when built by professional cabinet
makers, reports Grace Ryan, eX-
tension home management special
ist at the University of Arizona.
Set in frequently wasted corner
space, either above or below kit
chen work counters, the cabinets
revolve on spindles. When turned
TO close, the cabinet provides its
own door across the corner area.
When rotated to open, it presents
circular shelves with stored items
in full view and within easy reach.
Twenty out of % families using
the plans also reported obtaining
ideas from the arrangement OF
built-in wall cabinets in regard
to location and spacing of shelves.
Arizona sun., 1952-07-11
Phoenix Rodeo
Given Boost In
Paramount Film

In Bronco Buster" one of the
twin feature attractions starting
Friday at the Paramount Theatre,
the Phoenix World Championship
Rodeo provides the setting for some
20 minutes of action sequence.
Members of the Phoenix JAY
Gees rOdeO committee were shown
the film here several weeks ago
and they gave it their stamp of
approval. The picture, in fact,
gives the local rOdeO quite a sub
stantial boost.
John Lund, Scott Brady, Joyce
Holden and Chill Wills are starred
in the Technicolor presentation.
Companion offering is Flesh and
Fury"
>~~~~~~~~~~>~.~~~~~~~
and Lynn Hopes crew drew 5000
admissions at Carr's Beach, Mary
land recently. . Dinah Washing
ton just clicked at Brdland .
Ben Smith, his sax and his band
still going strong at Harlem's Baby
Grand. :. Singer Wynonie Harris
is reported to have bought trailer
that once belonged to a member
of the Vanderbilt clan, in which
fixtures alone are worth over SIS, =
600. Joe ouis is now squirting
a singer named Dorothy Parker.
He's her personal manager. .
MGM recording artist, Billy Eek
stine is reported cancelling $4,000
worth of dates to play in the Negro
National Open Golf Tournament
IN August in his home town, Pitts
burgh.
Arizona sun., 1952-07-11

Make you reody for the big Heper Holiday
Poy Labor Doy, when HepIers Service Stotions will
give owoy absolutely FREE = still another brond
Buick. Get your free tickets ony HepIer Stoton
purchase is necessary. The tickets you have.
the greater your opportunity become the proud
of shiny Buick worth thousands of dolors!
Evening star., 1952-11-23
TAKOMA PARK

Small rambler in perfect cond., . bed
rooms. lge. living rm.. separate din.
rm.. finished attic and bsnt.. ga
rage. level lot. Owner will consider
trade on small investment property.
Call Mr.. O'Hagan, TU. 4024 (evesD.
or ST 1900.
Evening star., 1952-11-23

MEADOWBROOK VILLAGE
4206 EAST-WEST HWY.
See it! This Is a must! Detached brk.
Liv. rm. with wood-burning fireplace,
din. rm., nice bright kit; 3 bedrms..
tile bath End A.; full bsmt. with oil
h.-wh.; aluminium storm windows
and doors: nice yard. Conv location
to Bethesda or Silver Spring shop
ping center. Priced reasonably. Ex-
elusive with
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.
EN- 1900. After hours, call Mrs.
Bigelow, OIL. 1881. -23
Evening star., 1952-11-23

can't lose If you buy this un-
usual 3-bedrm. brick home. Living
bsmt.; lot 5Ox24S: u block to schools
CT financing. To reach: Out New
Hampshire ave 3 blocks north Of
D. c. line to Poplar ave-. turn left
on Poplar. go 3 blocks to our open
sign on right. BROWN AGENCY,
WA. 5257. SE. 3497.
Evening star., 1952-11-23

NEW RAMBLER, $16,5OO
Reduced $1,000. Owner must sell. All
fireplace. spacious Kitchen; near Ga,
ave. and Plyers Mill rd.
TAX. Park Bungalow, $13,950
Spacious 5,rm. home in excellent con-
dition. Fireplace. full bsmt.. side
porch; oil heat. Perfect condition.
TAKOMA PARK UNIT
Best buy in the area. $3.50 monthly
income. Each apt. 2 bedrms.. sep
baths. Apt. Tor purchaser. % %si5,a50. so
TAKOMA PK.-4 BEDRMS.
home; ga baths. semirecreation rm..
side screened porch; fireplace. ga:
bath on f1rst floor. Vacant.
Near Indian Springs Club
Just Of Franklin ave. Knotty-pine
renaee r mads % as E s sitab saths
duced G 'o Sc s5eengS 600 Now Possa ss7s5o eS' re-
SILVER SPRING, $12,950
bargain. Clean as a pin. Full bsmt'.
4th bedrm: possible. Deep lot. AS
sumo GI 4es loan.
Takoma Park-New Rambler
Delightful almost-new brick. Full
bsmt. 2 lge. bedrms.. separate dining
rm.. fireplace. spacious de luxe kitch-
en-: storm windows. Only 2 years
Silver Spring-$3, 900 Down
Close in. Sparkling brand-new Cape
Cod brick. Five rms. on first floor
lge. unfinished second floor; fireplace,
picture windows. separate dining
rm., full bSmt. S16.500; $4,000 dn
or best offer.
nTAr nCrArrI
Evening star., 1952-11-23
FSN SAes-mD
SILVER SPRING

California style, 3-bedrm.
porch; storm sash; bsmt.; fenced
lot; located in excellent close-in
section of Silver Spring. Owner
transferred; vacant To inspect. call
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
Evening star., 1952-11-23
SILVER SPRING

for immediate sale,
Owner must sacrif1c this excellent
3-bedrm. brick rambler. Has tile
bath, lge. nv. rm. with firepl., de luxe
elec kit. with diShvaSher, garbage
disposal, refgr. with deep freeze. Lee.
lot wi tn shade trees. Close to schools
and transp. Small down payment
Shown by appointment
Evening star., 1952-11-23

WOODMOOR
SILVER SPRING
Open Sat, Sum-, 2 It'll Dark
BRICK CAPE COD
? BEDRMS., EXPAND. ATTIC
LIVING ROOM. FIREPLACE
FULL DINING ROOM
EQUIPPED KITCHEN
TILE BATH
FULL BSMT. WITH OUT. ENT.
LEVEL LOT. ANCHOR FENCE
ST. BERNADETTES PARISH
From Sill. Spg.: Out Colesville rd. past
4 corners to Lorraine ave. right or
Lorraine to Northmoor dr., right or
Northmoor to our sign and house
No. eos.
DREW CO., JU. 5-5471
Evening star., 1952-11-23
BEDROOM BRICK

Guge living rm., kitchen and dinette
comb. Full basement. screened
porch. Large level wooded lot, fence
tnclosed; walking distance to shop
ping.
Out Georgia ave. to .Viers Min rd..
g Elmont and right to our sign.
Wood d-Conley Co., Realtors
LO. 4-7200
Evening star., 1952-11-23
AQn5 Woodburn-S15,95O

. s-bedrm. Colonial: liv. rm. with f,p..
level lot: COW. to parochial. ele-
mentary and ir. high schools. To
reach: Out Colesville rd. to Old
Bladensburg road -Four Corners.
right to Williamsburg drive, left to
Woodhurn. right to zoos.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
WE SELL HOUSES
FOLLOW THIS LIST
ALL OPEN SUN, 1-DARK
poyoh hlor

Rambler
AZ en- Northwest dr-T9 9,r ressh; %;1. C Coles les
trance, left to house. This beapti-
has all the latest features and
finest construction; .96-ft. level lot;
v rm n m lsxs0 t-, dining p9Gtsn area mssfs; 1Sxis;
full bsmt: lst-t1, utility room; base.
board h.-w.h.; attached garage.
Bungalow-$18,950
vile rd.. left on Lenark way to
brick home this week end. Inn
maculate condition throughout, pre-.
rooms on 1st q, including 2 bed:
rooms and full. bath; 2 additional
bedrooms and full bath on 2nd "A.
Corner lot. Priced to sell quickly.
Bungalow-$14,750
1O4O2 Summit ave.-,To reach: Conn;
Park rd), left to summit ave, left
to house. Nice 2-bedr9om ,ItiS brick
esHiHi"l en-. fail bsmt. . Vacant. immediate
occupancy. Owner transferred.
Cape Cod-$21 500
rs Darwin ave- Tssoma TAX M dnI parkMTS 6ioIS
past trafic light, on Philadelphia
would never guess this home has 4
and Sen Vesy snS
garage. Immaculate throughout.
spect today Must sell this week.
Rambler-$17, 500
OHIO Taopipos ~ -To reach. Co
ave ave-, iihs' ieft on plyers Mn r rd., follow
arrow signs. Two years old, 3 bed
rooms and in excellent condition. We
have many extras included In this
hoRs aens DE- shxeshs nxe sscv dsnGTa svss sve
fireplace. fireplace screen, auto.
washer. cornice over picture. win:
dow. Extra cabinets; large fenced
lot and driveway. All for S17,5OO.
Cape Cod-$19,500
9112 Providence. ave,-To reach:
right on Wire ave. follow arrow
signs. Prewar. only one block 10 new
s9aGe ssh9o 3 fnd bab park fenced g0Hy ot bed sa
cellent street for children. Priced
to sell quickly.
Colonial-3 Left
Woodside Forest, a724 Columbia blvd.
TO reach: Georgia ave-, right on
dale dr., follow arrow signs. We have
only left Of these exceptionally
well-built. 3-bedroom, 1h-bath
homes. Financing no problem. Of
fers considered. Immediate posses.
sion.
Rambler-$22,950
Hillandale, 1O4O7 New Hampshire
ave.-Your opportunity. This new 81
bedroom rambler ready for immedi-
ate occupancy. One-half block to
elementary school. Kitchen with dis
posal and dishwasher. full bsmt.,
outside entrance; $4,000 SO. It. in
lot. Also 2 new Colonials. See to-
day.
Colonial-$21,7 $50
93Oc Saybrook ave.-To reach: Coles
vile rd., right on Franklin ave. to
Saybrook ave-, right to home. Lovely
3-bedroom home with large den on
1st floor; many extras. stove, refrig-
orator, awnings, Venetian blinds.
storm windows and wall-to-wall car
peting: slate roof and garage. At.
tractive neighborhood.
ALL OPEN SUN, 1-DARK
THOMPSON & GRAY
Evening star., 1952-11-23
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
SH. HOB Realtor SH S7Q4

SILVER SPRING
FOR SALE BY OWNER
Open Sun, J. to 6. New rambler
Cod, g large rms and den, 21a
baths. complete elec kit. with dish
washer, and garb. disposall bsnt..
lot; conv to bus, shopping. schools:
real buy. RA. 1346. Directions:
Out Ga. ave-, l mi. from Sill Spg.
to Montgomery Hill drug store. left
Y blks. to 1120 Seminary rd.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
RAMBLER.

NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. EXTENDED
5-room brick: lge. liv. rm. with fire.
place din. rm., 2 lge. bedrms.. tile
crete front porch. full bsmt: gas
heat; beautiful lot; priced to sell
quickly Call Mr.. Dobrowolski.
CAMPANELLA & CO.
Elk. Alb Ewes. 81. S066
Evening star., 1952-11-23

Silver Spring, Takoma Park
FINEST HOME VALUES
For Your Inspection Today
Call SH. 1103 or SH. 1894
Evening star., 1952-11-23
CHEVY CHASE
6329 MEADOW LANE

OOES NIEADOW L114NH
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CLUB
OPEN SUN, l TO DARK
Imnressiye Colonial residence on large
wooded and beautifully landscaped
Srounds with nearly $50 feet 'front.'
age and surrounded by other hne
homes. In excellent condition IT
has spacious living room with au-
Joining living porch and den with
fireplace. dining room with ad1oln-
& bedrooms and 8 baths; gas heat;
2-car built-in garage: close TO
TO reach; out Connecticut ave. l
BLOCK beyond Chevy Chase CLUB 70
Rosemary street, turn lett, tnen
right onto Meadow lane TO 6329.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
Under Towering Oaks
OPEN 2 UNTIL DARK
8718 GEREN RID.

Don't miss this 3-bedrm. rambler on
65-ft. lot. / blk. from shop. center
and 2 buslines. Q lge. firepls., full
bsmt. with rumpus rm.. dream kit.
expandable attic: quiet street; nr.
schools. s. L. CURTIS, Broker. SH
5277. Dir: Out Piney Branch, left
on Flower. left on Hartwell, left on
Evening star., 1952-11-23
~ Baths-S17,950
1OO01 Brookmoor DR..

erick Colonial home, 2 twin-sized
e6 bedrms,. paneled den. Ia baths, liy,
Gm. with f.p., din rm;. kit, wit,
table space, lge. screened porch, full
bsmt. with outside entr.; located or
beautiful 81 -acre Handicapped lot
To reach: Out Colesville I'd. to Old
Bladensburg rd. CFour Corners.
right to st., Lawrence Or, lett L
Evening star., 1952-11-23
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
LOW DOWN PAYMENT
3 BEDRMS., GARAGE
A-ACRE LOTS
OPEN l TO DARK

New brick 3-bedrm. ramblers; immed
occupancy; convenient to Wheaton
facilities. Picture window in liv-
din combination. Equipped kit. with
table space. Sliding door closets.
Plastered walls. Level lots with
att. garages and concrete driveways.
Very liberal financing. Can also be
rented with option to buy Out Ga.
ave. to Arcola ave. right to open
Evening star., 1952-11-23
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

COUNTRY ESTATES
GAITHERSBURG - 20 acres with
stream and spring; 8 bedrms.. Ia
fully equipped kit, oil heat.
BOYD. MD.-Brick rambler with 3
large bedrms. and baths, liv. rm.
24x17 with f1repl.. full bsmt.; lot
150x15O; additional acreage avail
HYATTSTOWN-B with Q stories,
6 rms. and bsmt, for remodeling.
Full price, $500.
GERMANTOWN - Small house with
acreage. Priced for quick sale at
$500; $1,000 down, balance mo.
am an Upper Montgomery County
specialist. with so other farms, acre
age and homes for sale. Mrs. Ross,
Gaithersburg 323:R, with LYMAN c,
DEII,E & co INC ST 4EO0
Evening star., 1952-11-23
$14,75U. VALUE

OPEN SUNDAY, / TIL DARK
Beautiful 1-yr-old brick rambler
rm., f1repl.. full dining rm.. big all
elec. kit, 3 Ice. bedrms.. full bsmt.,
space for rec. rnl. S21.95O. Dir. !:
Out Piney Branch rd. to Dale dr..
left to Fleetwood St. right to III
Evening star., 1952-11-23

HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
Evening star., 1952-04-13
Betsy Rowls Wins Houston
Women's Weuthervone Golf
By the Associated Press

HOUSTON, Tex. April H.
Betsy Rawls maintained her no
loss record for tournaments here
when she shot a II on water
logged fairways to win the Sec
tional national Weathervane meet
with a 36-hole total of 140.
Miss Rawls was three strokes
better than runnerup Babe Ia
harias with 70-73-143. BetSy'S
two fine rounds were worth $3.50.
Mrs. Zaharis got $40.
But the lowest scores on the
Brae Burn course today were
made by the Bauer sisters. Mar
lene, 18, scored a record 68, four
under par and one better than
the previous record of SO posted
by Miss Rawls yesterday. The
older Bauer. Alice. had to be sat-
iSfied with a two-under-par 70.
Despite her second place fin
ish here, the Babe still leads the
cross country Weathervane by six
strokes with a 72-hole total of
238. She had finished the first
lap of the Four City Weather
vane at Miami Beach five strokes
ahead of Louise Suggs and Betty
Jameson.
Now at the halfway mark with
tournaments in Seattle and New
York City yet to come, the Babe
leads by six strokes over Miss
Suggs.
,Oro.ou uJoatbaryant totals in naren.
Evening star., 1952-04-13
Gail Peters Sets Another Mark,
Wins 7OO-Yord Breoststroke

points in the meets last event
today.
Team winner was Lafayette,
Ind. Swim Club with 80 points.
Chicago Town Club was second
with "a: Walter Reed Hospital,
Washington, D. c., third with 20;
Los Angeles Athletic Club fn''''"h
with 10; and fifth. Fort Lauder
dale. Fla, Swim Association, IL.
1OO-yard breaststroke-1. Gail Peters
Washington ID. c. Walter Reed Swim
Club: .. Judy Cornell. Portland. Ore,
Jaycee's: 3. Carol Pence. Lafayette, Ind,
Calf. Womens City Club. 1:l1-7 nre
ent National AAU record 1:12.5 set in
1851 by Carol PENCE.
200-yard treestyle-l. Marilee Stepan
Winnetksi IL CarnJn mror u.sn
Falls. H.: 5. Jackie Lavine, Chicago Town
Club. @:16.2 tpresent National AAU rec.
ord 2:i69 set in 1851 by Sharon Geary
md 36q;ysTd SN'T cESs medley relay Lafayette
hue: Carol Pence; Betty Mullen; e, Chi
yette Swim Club "B'' team; 4. Indianapo.
lis, Ind. Athletic Club "B" team; 5. Fort
LaMderdale,. Fla: Swim Association.
cormeH MTs Anseles Patricia paa heller MysTs Ms
Los Angeles; 3. Gail Benton, Uniyersity
of Georgia; 4. Emily Houghton. Colum.
bus. Ohio: 5. Virginia Champagne. Lafa.
yette, Ind. Swim Club. 144.I1 points
Evening star., 1952-04-13
By the Associated Press

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, April
1.-two more National AAU rec
ords went by the boards in the
National AAU women's senior in
door swimming and diving cham
pionship meet here today.
Gail Peters, %, of the Walter
Reed Swim Club of Washington,
D. c., swan the 100-yard breast
stroke in 1:11.7 to better the 1925
National AAU record for that
event. and 17-year-old Marilee
Stepan, Winnetka, ILL.,, covered the
200-yard freestyle course in 2:16.2
to best the 2:16.9 National AAU
record.
A. j. Aspinall. Indianapolis,
chairman of the National AAU
Senior Women's Swimming Con-
mittee, said more records were
bettered this year than any otner
I can remember"
Competition Keen.
He said "the girls are working
unusually hard to win places on
the United States Olympic team" ="
which competes at Helsinki, Fin
land, in July. Olympic coaches
have been watching the perform
ances here for possible team
members.
One world, five American and
eight National AAU marks were
bettered during the 3-day meet
which ended today. The American
records include all AAU sane
toned meets, while the national
championship marks include only
records set at national meets.
Miss Peters time bettered the
1:12.5 national AAU record set
in 1851 by Carol Pence. Lafayette,
Ind. Swim Club. who finished
third in 1:12.7 today.
Miss Peters, earlier in the meet,
bettered the American and Ma
tional AAU marks in the 200-yard
breaststroke and the 300-yard in
Idividual medley.
Four Break Record.
The first four finiSherS in the
200-yard freestyle swan the dis
tance faster than the record of
2:16.9 set last year by Sharon
Geary, Los Angeles. who with
drew earlier today because of an
injured shoulder tendon. Barbara
Hobelmann was in this group, fin
fishing third.
The Lafayette. Ind, Swim
Clubs A. team took the 30O-yard
medley relay in 3:21.9 but failed
to better the Chicago Town Clubs
record of 3:21.0 set in 1851.
The winning Lafayette team
was made up of 16-year-old Sheila
Donahue IN the 100-yard back
stroke, Carol Pence in the 100
yard breast stroke and Betty Null
len in the 100-yard freestyle.
Mrs. Patricia Keller McCor-
mick, 21-year-old Los Angeles
housewife. retained her three
meter diving title with l44.11