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Evening star., 1952-06-15
LIongoIIen Farms Safety Call
Wins in UpperviIIe Horse Show

until Silver Comet was called out
for the green hunter champion
ship preliminary and added the
winning points to his score.
Miss Warlock Edges Borealis.
Among the green hunters
George Greenhalgh's Borealis, a
son of the German Stallion Nord-
LIGHT, went into the preliminary
with a lead of one-half point over
Miss Warlock, owned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Burke of Middle
burg. Miss Warlock had a slow day
after burning up the ring in the
opening classes yesterday, but the
gray mare was put at the head of
the line in the championship. Re-
suit: Miss Warlock 13 points,
Borealis IL.
The pony championship also was
settled late in the game when
Redwing, owned by Miss Nancy
Lee Griffith of Philomont, licked
off two blue ribbons in a row IN
the final pony clases and emerged
with the top score.
Greer Scores Mop-Up.
To sponsored horsemen Upper
willie is still primarily a breeding
show but a few of them could
recall a mop-up like that scored
today by horses from the stable of
Christopher Greer of Middleburg.
Greer's brood mare Highforma-
tion won the class for maCrons.
Then a foal by Alquest- -Highfor-
nation won the class for thor
oughbred foals. And to top it
off, colt by Wait A it-Highfor-
nation was judged the best thor
oughbred yearling in the show.
This last victory earned for
Greer temporary possession of two
large silver wine coolers, pl lesented
as a challenge trophy by Mrs.
Kenneth Gilpin in honor of her
late husband. It was the opinion
around the show grounds that
Highformation should be drinking
champagne from the wine coolers
tonight.
Evening star., 1952-06-15
Dialy duobie paid 1868 go.

-Olaly ouoble paid S36360.
THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000; claiming;
a,year-olds and up; 6 furlongs.
High Trend CFernandez) $50 $50
Appease Not tRegalbuto) $50
Also ran-Relic Gold Gambler, Helen
May Beau Bets, Joe Funk
oURTH-RACE-purse. S35oo; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; 8. furlonss.
IFrenabilbepa tBreckonsI 11.00 $50 4.60
AbbottStown tBalzarettD AGO $40
Great Fun tRegalbutoJ go
Also .ran--Ardoch, Lord North, Podo-
Ioh' Briar White. Jack Carey.
FIFTH .RAcE1Purse, St,5oo; allow
winning Stride (StouD $50 3.40 $50
Ding Ding tsolimena) $50
Time, :4S4s.
Also ,ran----Point Fortune. BY Jupiter.
Barbareba. Sig Big Thumb
sI5.ooo added; a-yesr-ods and pi up;
Gen 6, s,,; Stan ,passmore' 1890 $50 44o
Northern Star Fernandez> 4.40
Also ran-Admiral Cherry. Aleasir.
Senator Joe. Lonslet and Tea-maker'
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500; claim
ing; :i-year;o ;olds; !. miles.
Si1ef SfSeE' Lamas asat Breeidns B%it5 44o sS ss
Turf Star tBierman) $50
| Time, 4g4s
Also ran--RoZ's Star. SETS Bet. Final
Bid, Martha Paula, Bakers Raider,
Straight. Jack Carroll, Always Argue and
Comet Boy.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ms: 4-year-olds and up; | 10 miles.
Doll gofast tstevensonJ 21,60 1000 100
DIX DIR tPermane) $50 $50
Beret tBierman) 900
Time. 1:4S3s
Also ran--Miss Down. Hawthorn, Sec
nav, Jaunty Fox, Sweet Butter, Rozs
Folly, Lucky Bojo, Oak River and DR..
Cricket
Handle, S1,455,S65,
Attendance u 354
Evening star., 1952-06-15
Aesthetic Is Second,
Hadassah Third in
Stake at Aqueduct
BY the Associated Pres,

NEW YORK, June 14.-Cair
Hoy Stables Hushaby Baby sur
prised today by winning the 57th
running of the Gazelle Stakes at
Aqueduet race track.
The daughter of Questionnaire-
Hadepine defeated nine three
year-old fllly rivals in the ordinary
time of 1:453s for mile and a six
teenth test in taking down her
first stakes purse.
At the wire, Jockey Ray York
had Hushaby Baby nearly three
lengths ahead of Hal Price Head
ley's Aesthetic, who nosed out Ethe.
D. Jacobs Haddassah.
Joe w. Browns Parading Lady
winner of the Acorn Stakes, turn
ed in a dull performance, finish
ing seventh.
Aesthetic, Haddassah and Hush
ably Baby were in the front rank
all the way. At the far turn
York shot Hushaby Baby to a two
length lead and maintained il
through the stretch despite whip
ping efforts by Eric Guerin or
Aesthetic and Hedley Woodhouse
on HadasSah.
The purse was worth $19,325 tc
Harry Guggenheim, Sands Point
Long Island, sportsman, master o1
the Cain Hoy Stable.
Sixth choice in the wagering
with the crowd of 32.293. the win
|ner returned mutuels of $24.3O
1910 and $3.50. Aesthetic paio
$40 and $4.70 and Haddassah
was $40 to show.
Evening star., 1952-06-15
Larry MacP halls Colt
Defeats Hi BiIIee as
1854 See Inaugural
BY the Associofed Press

OCEANPORT, N. j., June IA
Before record-shattering open
ing day crowd of 21,354. Larry S
MacPhail's General Staff staged q
hard stretch drive and, under g
capable ride by Jockey Willie
Passmore. won the $4,000 Ocean
port Handicap at Monmouth Park
today.
In second place, two lengths be-
hind, came Carolyn K. Stables Hi
Billee, with Greentree Stables
Northern Star taking show spot by
a neck from Senator Joe in a
photo finish.
Saves Ground on Turn.
Fresh from his victory in an
allowance event at Delaware Park
June 10. the four-year- son of
Mahmoud and Ulvira End made
his bid at the start of the stretch
bend. Hi Billee and Senator Joe
were duelling for the lead at this
point, but General Staff saved a
tremendous amount of ground by
going to the inside of the two.
Passmore, plotting the brown
colt steadily and with cool head,
put the whip to the winner and
General Staff responded by shoot
ing down the rail. He was gain
ing with every stride and easily
put away his opposition.
The start of the race saw the
eight participants come out of the
gate as a team with Senator Joe,
Hi Billee and the Longshot Long
leat gaining a slight edge. Gen.
eral Staff was seventh at that
time with Passmore reserving him
for the right spot. Willie saw his
chance as the horses charged into
the stretch bend, and the outcome
soon became evident.
Favored Teamaker Seventh.
The winner paid $12.60, $3.50,
$4.40 across the board and ran the
six panels in a fine 1:112s over a
fast but dull strip.
The favored Tea-Maker gave a
listless performance. finishing sew
enth.
Hi Billee returned $3.50, $4.0O
and Northern Star showed for
$40.
Monmouth Park opened it's sew
enth season today.
The first daily double result of
the meeting returned a healthy
$363.60. The curtain raiser went
to Blenlin and the second contest
was won by long shot, Deetzi,
whose $4,000 mutuel helped fatten
the take.
Evening star., 1952-06-15
Rocco to Meet Brown
In Turner Mat Feature

The popular Antonino Rocca,
Lu Kim. the new wrestling star
from China, and the Great Scott
all will see action on Wednesday
nights mat program at Turner's
Arena.
Rocca returns for the feature
match against Matte Brown, the
District rough man. Opponents
for the other two stars will be an
|nounced later. Five events in all
will be on Wednesdays program.
Evening star., 1952-06-15
Club No. 10 Takes
Boys Track Titles
For 5th Year in Row

Club No. 10 yesterday captured
both the senior and junior division
championships for the fifth con-
secutive year in the annual Metro
Ipolitan Police Boys Club track
and field meet held at Eastern
High School.
No. 10 scored a total of l81
points, followed by No. IL with 70,
No. 5 with SO. No. II with A and
No. 4 with %.
Coach Vincent Contrada's jun
iors ran up 101 points for the
Junior class trophy, followed by
No. IL with SO and No. with 43
In the senior class. No. 10
dominated the opposition scoring
80 points to runner-up No. lbs &c
and No. lis 10.
Gold medals went to Sol Love
IA; Ed Valencia, IA, and Joe
Warner, IA, all from No. 10, who
scored 10 points each to tie fol-
top honors in the junior class.
Warren Laddon, 18. also from
No. 10, scored 10 points to Wir
senior division honors.
Evening star., 1952-06-15
indians Sign SchooIboy

CLEVELAND, June IA P).-
Herbert Score, a 19-year-old
Isouthpaw pitcher from Lake
Worth. Fla, and one of baseball's
most sought-after youngsters was
signed this afternoon by the Cleve-
land Indians.
Six-foot three inches tall and
weighing 1873 pounds, he averaged
18 strikeoutS a contest during
his scholastic career and hurled
several no-hitters.
Evening star., 1952-06-15
DAILY Double paid S41. GOD


, THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claiming
psIaS, ppsnsy S.rf Pl%saFo' t%.1 $50 4sS 90 ss' g
Blue Charger lHardinbrook) 6.4l
G.. Prize Ring. Ceremonious.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; maid.
ems; 2-year-olds; 5h furiongs.
a-HilarioIs (Guerin) $40 240 25l
la-Prince Charlie CWalD 2.5C
z Also ran-.a,Jingler. John Kaplan, Gay
Time Gockhed PRINCE Tip Fearful Odds
a-Belair stud-Phipps- -Wheatiey stabl.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; allow.
ances; 4-year-olds and up; o furlongs
Nnsbin sanspe Hs4a,nSyook Ns Wsse' $50 1898 5sS s
Bank Account (CutshaD 6.6t
Also ran1Dixie Flyer. Flora, Who DIM
800 6h added E 5year-olds; aNt II. niles sse'
Hushaby ss1nd3y Baby sYork) 24.3o 21o S.sG S.ssGG
ldadassah (Woodhouse) $40
Also ran@fsesrade, paradine Lady,
Jandy, Enchanted Eve, Dinewisely. Petit
ng;, 4-year-olds and up. 1s miles. 80
Dart BY tAtkinson) 1880 $50 3.2G
lBlg II lCutSnaWl 11.oO 4.U0
IMoStest YOfk) ESQ
Time, ! 1:02.
Also ran-Gold Heel Blue Helmet and
Thirty Love.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ling; 4-year-olds and up; 11s miles.
First Whirl tWidman) 31.O0 800 500
Striker Pilot (York) 400 $40
Hello Pudgy (Woodhouse) 6.10
Time. / "a.
Also ran-Mr. Del. Canterbury, Flying
Boots, Ground Fox, The Phoenix and
Cherry Prince.
Attendance. 80 2a3
Handle. S2.S16.a61.
Evening star., 1952-06-15
Mrs. Frank Wins Spotes Cup

Mrs. Arthur Frank yesterday
won the Marie Spates golf cup at
Prince Georges Country Club with
a low net score of 101-33-68.
Mrs. Jack Smith and Mrs. Gill
Levy tied for low gross with 88.
Evening star., 1952-06-15
New Market to Hold
Horse Show Saturday
SpecioI Di,po,eh 10 The S,e,

NEW MARKET, Va, June a.
New Markets first horse show of
the season will be held Saturday
under sponsorship of the Rotary
Club.
:. A benefit affair, the show will
be open to all classes. Prizes
totaling 81, 900 will be awarded.
Evening star., 1952-06-15
Daily Double Paid 500. 80.

THIRD RACE-Purse,. $4,000; claim
ing; 3-year-olds; !, i miles milsoo seo aso
FoTy imp poi I.ss!Si se5aFsh' $50
Also % ran-Challestar, On The Wire
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year -olds and up: g furlongs. -
Roman Vulcan (Adams) 1870 500 4,05 44,005
81 SIor Pair Ia Me eisSSCoronskD SCSS9 sou 3.sstt
Also ran-:Brecon. Beacons, Mist
Curious Reward, Rusty Brown and Boga-
lusa
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claiming
4-year- -olds and up; / Ia miles.
lStrada Knappl 14.4O a6o 80
Retei Raider (Adams) 3.@(
Time, 200.
AiS d Miss Mtsas Bssf 1asaSs
and swamp Guide.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: allow
B5GSkhaYse Bsb1s De,she sailfED ErD, $50 s4S 9S SO
Niskiss 4i.,s Boy 9a, !scurlOcD 4'4e
Also % ran%Bee B Jay. Parklea, Captain
Carver. Brown Ariel. Actuate.
SEVENTH RACE-Handicap; $1,000
added: 3-year.olds and up; " miles. =.
q Seaward !Church) $50 go ou,
IPur sang tWeSD ~.~O ou
Ruhe tAdams) Ou
Time, 2:093s.
Also ran-Can Locate, Challcote ane
Fair Appraisal.
Hasty House Farm entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim.
ling; 3svear-olds: L. "a miles.
lO'Kays Son tErb) $3.50 1850 b.60
Fox Lair Knapp $50 3.4t
Nikoh Baby tAdams) 2.6t
Time. 1:5l3s.
! Also ran--Some Lord. First Verse
White Brand and Chief Osceola.
| NINTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; claiming
4-year -olds and up; y miles.
| Conv' v'sational tKnappD 1920 $50 $50
RawlinS (Scurlock) $50 SOC
Tropic Raider (Jessop) 9.4t
| Time, 2:01l5.
Also ran-Terry Mine. Hi-Etta. sor
Charlie, Marlin, Osculady, Coauinet anc
Moon Baby.
Evening star., 1952-06-15
Y Leagues Want Teums

There are openings for teams
In the YMCA baseball leagues for
boys Is and under and II and
under. Play starts next week. In
terested teams should phone Ma
tional $3.50, extension 53. for in
formation.
Evening star., 1952-06-15
Monmouth Park Results
By the Assoeiotad Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim.
Ing; 4-year-olds and up; Ia miles.
Blenlin tStout) 1920 go 46O
tBoulmetis) 4.40 $40
Count Of neblanc) 80
Time, 1857.
Also Ran-Little Bobby, JuSta Tiser,
Sir Stephan, Jacomo. Gatita End. Maud
eaux, Mary Barr Gingham and Ouirinus.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $4,000; maid.
Iens; 2-year-olds ) furlongs.
DeetN fWilliams) $500 1870 1910
High Halter CReealbuto) 1920 1920
Winther tCvitellol 1850
Time, :01.
Also ran-Book Match, Roseina. O.,
tGlory's Crown. Candyturft, Billie's Beam,
admiration, Give, Little Tempest and
Evening star., 1952-06-15
Fort Meade Lists Come

FORT MEADE, Md, June IA
Especially Fort Meade and Camp
Holabird meet at Fort Meade in
! a baseball game Tuesday night.
It originally was scheduled for
June %.
Evening star., 1952-06-15
Results
Cloudy and fast.

FIRST ,RACE-Purse. 81 900; claiming
44eyear1olds 4eyfi !, and up; about q : furlones,
Wye River (Scocca) 800 go
Indian dian. Baiiad al (Teasue) 2.4C
Also ranwFenland Freedom Hill, Ohio
Boy, Duff. Flaming Sash.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 81, 900: claim.
Ing; 4-year-olds and up; about 5 furlongs
Cedar Bunnie (Shirey) $50
Also e ran-shirey an A.. Country Dude
Sweet Money, Abiel and Hip Hip.
DAILY double paid S12.60l
THIRD RACE-Purse,. ST 1000; 4-year-
11tsi 1lds and o4 Hp; claiming; 6H furlongs
Boss Lea1ins fasers;e SCOT, 0oo SsS sS so so
Ab4e,S hes Time ne. (sorrentino) $40
Also e' ran&Margaret A.. Hesper Belle,
Hell's Flame. Wright. Nanci Tracer
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
r,; 1ng; 3-ysar-ol 6Ha furlongs. o
sag srins FfmasofF It SaSer' 44o So o
coPfa Pime' 'GlaEs! ! :ss!, ESQ
Counterband, Chance Lead. Miliv Moose. M.'
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, 1000. claim
Trigser Moose iciark5 $50 $40 800
Belle Belle Moose lshireyl $40 500
Time. 551s
Also ran-Cockpit. Gerties Last. New
Up.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 81 900; allow
ances; 3-year-olds and UP; 61a furlongs
Bills Best tSorrentino) $50 400 go
Publicity Miss tShirey) 400 26O
Weatherman (Bauer) AZ
Time, 1:23.
Also Ean-Giachino. Swamp Rat and
Golden Tempest
SEVENTH RACE-rurse, ST. 900: claim
ing; ing; 4-year-olds and up, lie miles.
Hoghland Dream I(Teague) $40 2.4O
Petronel (FitZgerald) 2.6O
Time. 1854.
Also, ran--sunset Jewel Route Four,
Valley.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81 900; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; about 1ss miles.
Teddy's. Pride Clark 7.6O $40 $50
Coat OF Arms (Fitzgerald) 400 26O
Count Howard (Sorrentino) 800
Time. 2:533s.
-, Also ran--Thumb's Knight. Blue April,
Blue Memories. Peter De Bolts and Bar
Evening star., 1952-06-15
Hawthorne Results
lear and Muddy.

FIRST RAcEMPurse, $4,000; claiming
4-year- and up; 6ia furlongs.
Big Question (Skor'skD 1S.40 ZOO 800
ExcelSis tAdams) 4.20 2.6(
Kilbelin Traffic (Bailey) 3.4C
Time, 1:2225.
Also ran-Tricky Maud frankie D..
Break Thru, Insist, Sayre. Roy O., Eager
Agnes, Milo Isle, Copper Cup.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing; 4year-olds and up; ca furlongs.
Lumena tScurlockS $50 4.6t
Blue Agent (Erb) T.2O
Time, 1925.
Also ran-Siiver Senator, vinita Toney
Delhannah. Valdina Trial. Mucho Mana
Some Friend, Caillou Rouge. Late Mate
Glacier
Evening star., 1952-06-15
Aqueduct Results
By the Asseeiated Press

CIea rand Fast.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
2-year- oldS; 51a furlongs.
Efcee (Cole) 1900 $40 800
Wheatgerm (Highly) 7.6O $50
Trinacria (Guerin) 800
Time, LOTS.
Also ran-Captain Gabe. Red Comet
Clear Path, Yeoman, Appearance, a Damion
and Power Plant
-Schlusemeyer entry.
SECOND RACE-Purse, 81 900; allow.
anceS; 3-year-olds; 6 furlongs.
"a Ancestor (Guerin) $50 $50 37C
IA Thymus (NichoIs) $40 37(
Jet A Dandy (Scurlock) 80
Time, 1:112s.
Also ran-Requisition, Lafourche, Tor
Step. Common Cause, River Jordan, Second
Look, Wild Jamie and Murat.
a o. Phipps entry.
Evening star., 1952-06-15
General Staff Wins at Monmouth ushaby Baby Takes Gaze|e
Delaware Race Charts
(Copyright, 1852, by Trianel,
Daily Racing Form.


Sfs same Winner csEess
Evening star., 1952-06-15
Laurel Charts
Copyright 1889, BY the American

Copyright 1852, by the American
Publishing Company
weather, Cloudy; Track. Fast
Irot mile. OF S:15. Owner, Jack
Brown. br., 3. by Dean HanoVer-Dearie
oy HOLLYWOOD Harwaway.
Horse and Driver Pr 2 Fin. odds
81 ESdas Hangar 8ssa 's5RP '1sR} j.. at fa3S fa3S
Toni fOf paTnei ina0 CT g / / 81 si.SS .SS
Dworthy Ann (W's) 6 90 5s 90
Dntty Allure tD'D ) 6 6is 1850
Boy OF Mine tH'Sl 3 7 I'd. 1870
DAL HANOVER, $1,000, $3.50. S4 90;
sHADYDALE BEAU. 5000. $500; AL
MEDIA MAUD, $3.50.
Denotes parked out.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $500; Glass "a;
pace mile: Owner. Richard Wilson,
Big. 3, by Victory-Chuckles by Calumet
Chuck. Time. 200 %.
Horse and Driver. PIP. q Fin. odds
:3s Ss@;;i SSsf;'s y: $!s5Y s:sI .% NIB l. II
Suzie Ella (Bain) Az $3.50
Dag thy Lola CW's) z 5 SIS 1910
St Moritz (Cartnal) 2 s Ga 4.50
Wico'co ts Direct Direct To} ; Ks SD. $3.50 $3.50
SEATTLE VICTORY. $40 So. so,
$40 FRANCES JEWELL, $5.40, $3.40;
DUSTY SUE, $3.50.
Denotes broke stride.
Denotes parked out.
Evening star., 1952-06-15

RISEN sun. $500. $3.50. $40: MISS
SUE ELLEN, $3.50, $1,000; PROUD
jim, $40.
a Field.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; Glass
RB; pace: ] mile. owner, Pearle s.
Hungerford Time, 2:0335.
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lmpro post ion - - - rN-N
Evening star., 1952-06-15

GUINEA GOLD, S5.40, $40. S2.2O,
FREDDY HAWK, $3.50, $2.40; THOMAS
B. SCOTT, $500.
Parked out.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, 81 900; Glass
BIB: pace; l mile. owner, John W. Rut-
ledge, blk.h;. 8: by Chief Gounsei1dLnIls Il
Evening star., 1952-06-15

NIGHT FLARE, 50 so, $40, $500;
CHIEF BROOKE, $3.50, $3.50; WILL
BOLTON, 81 CO.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $780,. Glass
90; l mile. Owner, VIM. r. Wood, bm.,
Z, by Tryax-Maid OF Athione by Athione
Evening star., 1952-06-15

RAPID HANOVER, S3S 80, $40, S4.2 20;
AMERICAN LOU, $40, $3.50; REAL
CLOUD. $500,
SIXTH RACE-Purse S2, 900: Glass 1S;
trot; / mile owner. Mrs. A. H. Topper S
blkg, A. by His Honor-Miss Wayne Lee
BY Worthy Spencer. Time. 2:06.
Evening star., 1952-06-15
DAILY DOUBLE PAID s2e. 80.

THIRD RACE-Purse, 500; Glass C.;
pace; | mile. Owner, William R. Cum
dey. b.h., .. by Guy Day-Allegro by Peter
Nnln m q
Evening star., 1952-06-19
Earl Of Hardwood Sells
last Of Estates for Taxes
By the Asseeiofed Press

KNARESBOROUGH, England
June 19.-The Earl of Hardwood
%, a cousin of Queen Elizabeth
II and 11th in line of succession
to the throne, auctioned of the
last of his once great estates yes
terday-to pay his taxes.
The sale netted $4,000 pounds
($170.24O. It brought the earl.
total take from three years o1
auction sales to 591,810 pound.
($1 ,257 ,068).
The earl's father, husband o1
the late King Georges sister
Princess Mary, died in l947. Hi!
estate was valued at $40, 9,12(
pounds ($2,916.480 at the rate o1
exchange then in effect).
Evening star., 1952-06-19
Royal Pal Boxes
With Dana Andrews
kosY to store, cosy TO use.
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Young Stephen gets extra food-energy
from Royal Puddings.
Every package of Royal Pudding
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Evening star., 1952-06-19
Douglas Hopes 10 Cui
$3.50 Million From
River Projects Fund
BY the Assoeiafsd Press

A perennial battle-to trim the
bill carrying funds for flood con-
troll and navigation projects-came
in on the Senate tide today.
Senator Douglas. Democrat, OF
Illinois, champion of the cut
them-down school, has served no
tice he'll try to reduce by at least
$3.50 million the amount approved
by the Senate Appropriations
Committee.
But he faced stiff opposition
from flood control and navigation
project advocates, like Chairman
McKellar. They generally have
beat back Senator Douglas efforts.
every year since he entered the
Senate in 1949, to cut the bill.
The committee earlier this week
approved a civil functions bill
carrying a total of $500. .774. .699,
which represented an increase of
$174,339, 799. or 35 per cent. over
the amount voted by the House.
Projects Broken Down.
OF the total in the committee
bill, $303,077, 200 is for flood
control projects, $277. .135, 800 for
rivers and harbors projects, $62,-
$4,000 for hood-control work on
the Lower Mississippi and tribu-
taries, $18,822,549 for the Panama
Canal Zone government and $4,-
319,35 for cemeterial expense.
The civil functions measure
was called up after Senate passage
last night of a $1,413,380, $50 de-
ficiency money bill and con-
ference committee agreement on
an Independent Offices appropria-
ton measure carrying more than
Sc billion.
The bulk of the money in the
deficiency bill is to meet extra
costs of the armed services aris-
ing from the Korean war during
the current fiscal year. The total
is almost identical with the
amount voted by the House, but
SCI ,599, $50 below President Tru-
mans budget requests.
Agreement Reached.
The Independent Ofhces bill is
the first of the regular money
measures for the fiscal year start
ing July on which a Senate
House conference committee has
reached agreement.
It carries funds to finance the
Atomic Energy Commission, the
Veterans Administration, the Ten
nessee Valley Authority and more
than score Of other agencies.
The exact total of funds in the
compromise bill was not immedi-
ately available. Conferees said
they generally had split the diff
ference between the Senate and
House measure, except to retain
Senate increases Of $14,757,000
for the iva.
The conferees agreed to permit
35, 900 public housing units to be
started in the next fiscal year
under the Governments slum
clearance program. This compared
with 5000 voted by the House,
As 900 approved by the Senate and
rs, 900 requested by President Tru-
man.
Less Than Requested.
The Senate Committees civil
functions bill, although higher in
amount than the House bill, still
is less than Mr.. Truman'S re-
quest by $45, 1853 ,1O1.
Senator Douglas says he will
offer amendments to trim $l00
million from the rivers and har-
bors projects and $50 million from
flood control.
In addition, he says he will Of
fer an amendment designed to re-
|quire users of waterways i'm
proved at Federal expense to pay
some charge for the privilege of
using them. He estimates this
would bring the Government $35
million.
Evening star., 1952-06-19
Church of God Elects
OREGON CIerqymun
BY the Associoted Press

ANDERSON, Ind, June 49,
The Church of God Ministerial AS
sembly elected the Rev. A. F. Gray
of Portland, Oreg., yesterday as
chairman of the 1858 assembly.
DR.. E. E. Perry of Washington,
chairman of the church's commits
sion on displaced persons, reported
that 200 European DPS were
placed by the church last year
DR.. Perry was elected chairman
of the Anderson College Board.
The international convention OF
the church closed yesterday.
Evening star., 1952-11-14
Campus Psychiotric Clinics W.
Urged for Students, Teachers

A leading psychiatrist yesterday
said psychiatric clinics should be
set Up on the college campus for
both the students and the teachers
DR. Addison M. Duval, chief OF
the medical staff at st. Elizabeths
Hospital, explained that emotional
disorders are just as prevalent in
college students as in any other
segment of society.
And, he added, professors should
be able to make themselves IA
miliar with the various strains OF
mental illnesses they deal with in
their classrooms.
DR.. Duval spoke to a meeting of
the American College Health AS
sociation, attended by representa-
tives of local schools. held at
Georgetown University.
He also spoke of the great need
Iof an understanding between
teacher and pupil in the elemen-
tary grades. He said the content
of what is taught is not nearly
so important as the impression
the child has of the teacher.
"How many Of us remember the
things we were taught in grade
school as compared to the influ-
|ence certain teachers made upon
|uS?" he said.
Following the talk by DR.. Duval,