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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
Babe zaharias Fires
Record 3 but Trails
Trio al Miami Beach
BY the Associoted Press

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Feb. T.
Steady golf kept Betsy Rawls.
Betty Jamison and Louise Suggs
ahead of Mrs. Babe Zaharias.
who came in with a record
breaking 80 on the back nine
in the Women's Invitational
open tournament at Bayshore
Country Club today.
1.-THE Babe" was three under
mems par and four under
women's regulation figures. but
with a 80 on the front nine and
a 70 Friday, she could gain only
fourth place.
Mrs. Zaharias, who plays out
of Tampa, said she started hit
ting the ball on the incoming
nine.
1--WE been babying my game,
but I'm feeling right and decided
to swing at EN-" she said.
Mrs. Zaharias. who has been
under doctors orders to take it
easy following a serious operation
several months ago, started the
back nine with a birdie 2 and col
lected another birdie on the 14th.
She also pirdied the 10th when
she Clipped in from five feet of
the green
Mary Lena Faulk. Thomasville.
Ca, who shot a 70 Friday, went
around with the pros but the
other amateurs were sidelined by
morning rains that soaked the
6,228-yard course. She will play
out the 81 holes with the pros
and use her Sunday score to go
with her 70 in her quest for the
amateur cup.
Scores for the SO holes:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08

The new Redskins Show" a
half-hour of pro football talk
featuring films as well as live
talent, will be introduced to
Washington television fans at
$3.50 pm. Wednesday over
WMAL-TV, Channel Z. The pro-
gram will be presented at the
same time every week for the
next SO weeks.
George Carroll, Redskins di-
rector Of publicity. will serve as
master of ceremonies, with
George Marshall, club president,
having a starring role for the first
program, at least. Marshall will
talk about Redskins plans for
1853 and answer questions from
the mail bag. Fans will be asked
to send in questions about any,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
Andrews Airmen Beat
Glenn Martin, 1888

Andrews Air Force Base man.
aged to hang on in the waning
minutes to squeeze out an 1888
basketball win over the Glenn
Martin Bombers at the Andrews
gym yesterday. Andrews rec
ord now stands at 24-8.
Ray Sonnenberg, formerly Of
st. Louis University, and Fred
Schlictman, former Bradley star.
were high scorers for Andrews
with % and 81 points respec-
lively. AL Neville topped Mar
tins scorers with Is points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08

round of the Keefer Cup In 1850.
Mrs. Munson, as Edith Cum
mings, was the National Wom-
ems champion of 1928. When
the District championship was
played at Chevy Chase in 1941.
the late Mrs. Myron Davy was
medalist with an 80.
The unofficial record was set
last year by Mrs. Edward c.
Ferriday, who posted a - in q
round with clubmate Mrs. Rich
ard Johnson. Helen Dettweiler
had played the course in rs in
informal competition.
In passing Judgment on records
at Chevy Chase. the tremendous
length of the tees must be taken
into consideration. The first tee.
for instance. is As yards long.
In everyday competition and in
such events as the member-guest.
the markers are toward the
front. For pro and top amateur
competition excepting the pro-
senior no longer held. the tee
markers are placed far back.
In the pro-senior they were near
the middle. Thus the 67s Of
Nee. Dunkleberger and Brownell
were over a course somewhat
tougher than the one over which
Bogart scored Sc. perhaps CALI
ing for a club longer for second
shots on some holes. Any sub-70
round at Chevy Chase is a fine
one, however. and nobody with
one to his credit wants to play
1t over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08

pro score at Chevy Chase was a
IS by Mel Shorey, the Indian
Spring pro, in a pro-senior tour
nanent in 1916. Shorey needed
his 34-31 to top the Cos Of Joe
lakewood. ST., and Roger Pea
cock. Jim Terrier had a 66 at
Chevy in charity exhibition
match in 1941.
Nee's Round Exciting.
No round at Chevy Chase Gre
ated commotion to match the 81
by Maury Nee, then a 17-year-
old student at Georgetown Prep,
in the Chevy Chase Invitation
qualifying in 1882. That was two
years before the watering system
was installed, but a full week OF
rain had done more than any
watering system to tougher the
course.
Nee has fond memories of the
round. which he still terms his
greatest. His good friend, Harry
Pitt. whose name has popped up
in most of these articles, was his
playing partner. Standing on the
18th tee Nee needed par in for
a IS. and in a testing mood Pitt
asked Maury If he knew how
good he was.
The bum," Maury recalled,
with a laugh. "Of course l
started thinking about it then
and finished 5-4-5, two over par
for 81.
"Nee's round as an amateur
mark was tied in 1910 by Bobby
Dunkleberger of High Point,
N. c., also in the qualifying for
the Invitation. Dunkleberger was
the French Amateur champion
at the time.
.BOgart's Sc Recognized.
Bobby Brownell scored a 81
in competition, scored in the
National Amateur qualifying
rounds in 1947, Bobby also has
an informal 20 to his credit on
the par IS front nine.
The recognized amateur mark
at Chevy Chase was made in
1949 by Ralph Bogart, who has
won the Maryland Amateur title
four Of the last f1ve years. Bo-
CART and the late DR.. Howard
L. Smith were qualifying in the
member-guest tournament and
won the medal with a best-bah
IS. Bogart himself shot Sc
under medal play conditions and
DR.. Smith helped with q birdie
on the ninth.
The lowest.round Chevy Chase
ever gave up was to Seaman
Sam Snead in a wartime round
with Capt. Gerald Eubank,
U. S. NJ, and it was q hurried
one. Snead misjudged his time
and because train time was APP
preaching, had to run the last
three holes. stopping only long
enough to address the ball and
hit it. The score Of that hit
and-run round was an astound-
ing SO, six under par, with all
puts holed.
W0men's Scores High.
Chevy Chase plays long for
women golfers and despite the
annual &c. hole competition
among the Districts best in the
Keefer Cup, plus other tourna-
ments. the scores are not par
ticularly low.
The apparent women's record
is only three years old, a Is by
Mrs. Curtis Munson in the first
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08

Score at half-Wilson. 1921.
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BIomquist's Hot IS
Ties Harden, KroII
For Third al 2OS
By the Assoeiatsd Press

Ell PASO. Tex. Feb. 7.-Young
Leo Biagetti of Youngstown,
Ohio, and Baltimore, making his
first dash toward golf glory, and
baldish Chandler Harper of
Portsmouth, Va. a veteran Of the
tournament trail. went into tie
for the lead in the $4,000 Ell
Paso Open golf tournament today
with 54-hole totals of 206.
Both shot two-under-par COS
over the 6,3O9-yard FL Paso
Country Club course to take the
lead from Jack Burke, who led
at the halfway mark with 1856
Burke scared to three -over-par
"a today, saying he couldn't putt
lick. It was putting that had
showed him to the front yes
terday.
The 25-year-old Biagetti, a
chunky blond who never has won
a tournament. barely missed a
chance to take over undisputed
first place when his 4-foot putt
for a birlie trimmed the cup on
the 18th.
BIOmquist Rallies with IS.
Biagetti and Harper, former
National PGA champion. shoot
ing some of his best golf. came
in in the last threesomeS and
took over the lead held up to
that time by Ralph Blomquist Of
Eagle Rock, Calf, Jack Harden
of FL Paso and Ted Kroll OF
New Hartford, N. Y.
Blomquist was the sensation
of the day-he shot six-under-
par IS, the lowest score Of the
tournament to date-to make
his 54-hole total 208. Blomquist.
a giant blond who has won only
$3.50 on the winter tours six
tournaments, came from far
back to surge into a tie for third
with Harden and Knoll. Harden
had a SO today while Knoll shot
q 70.
Biagetti, who has been out Of
the Army only six months. was
doing everything right. He had
an eagle on No. Is when his
drive stopped four feet from
the pin and he rolled it in for
q deuce. It was his second eagle |
in two days.
Harper was putting well but
mostly was hot with his irons.
That got him dead to the pin
quite often. He went over par on
No 9 when in a trap and No. Is
when he hit behind a tree. But
he closed out by sinking six
footer on No. Is for a birdie.
Biagetti, who took sixth in the
Miami Open last year for his
biggest winnings-had four bird
les and went over par on four
holes. He said he was scrambling.
Withdrawals Total 30.
Fourteen Of the field of II
players bettered par as the tourn-
ament moved into it's last round,
scheduled tomorrow. There were
several more Withdrawals, bring
ing the total to 80, an unusually
high number for any tourna-
ment.
Many of those who quit did so
in protest over the condition of
the course, which is powder dry
and has very poor greens. It has
rained less than a half Inch here
in six months.
Cary Middlecoff Of Memphis.
Tenn, the defending champion,
started the steady exodus when
he walked off after complaining
bitterly of the courses condition.
So many picked up or with
drew from the Tournament that
it was reported here that Horton
Smith. president of the PGA,
would make an investigation.
Harvey Raynor, tournament
supervisor, said he would meet
Smith next week in San Antonio,
where the golf tour moves for
the Texas Open, but that Smith
hadn't informed him of an
investigation.
The leaders:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
Oklohomu Football Aide
Moy Get Edmonton Job
~ The A.soeio.ee Pres,

" me Nss0etdSed FFoSS
EDMONTON, Feb. 7.-Bill Jen-
nings, SO. member Of the coach
ing staff Of the University Of
Oklahoma. will arrive in Ed
monitor Monday for talks with
Eskimo football club officials.
Evening star., 1953-07-04
GuutemuIon Admits
He Set BIust FutuI to lo
BY the Associated Press

GUATEMALA, Guatemala, July
4.-Police said last night that
Hector Navarrette, partner in a
grocery chain system, has con-
fessed responsibility for a dyna-
mite explosion that killed 19
persons and injured 40 Tuesday.
They quoted him as saying he
placed a large quantity of dyna-
mite in his grocery warehouse
having no idea of it's potency"
Evening star., 1953-07-04
HighIiehts
Radio Today
THE TooDLES
THE JACKSON TWINS

1900, WWDC-Report to the
People: Thomas Burke of The
Star and James Hague of the
Post discuss District issues with
Commissioner Samuel Spencer.
1900, WTOP-Music in the
Air: Earl Wrightson. Frances
Greer. Clark Dennis. Betty john
son and the Alfredo Antonini
orchestra are heard.
300, WWDC, WASH-Twenty
Questions: Chester Morris is guest
panelist.
1000, WASH-Chicago The
ater OF the Air: Baritone Bruce
Evening star., 1953-07-04

Foote and Soprano Vicki Ste
venS are featured.
Television Today.
1900, WMAL Music from
Meadowbrook: King Guion and
his orchestra are featured.
1880, WNBW-My Son Jeep:
A new comedy drama about the
adventures of a 10-year-old boy.
800, WMAL-Saturday Night
Fights: Eddie Chavez meets
Henry Davis in a l0-round light
weight bout.
Evening star., 1953-07-04
FIN Stotions

FIN Stations
WRc-FM-s3.s Me-, Channel 40
$50 am to ] am
WI0P-FM-se.3 Me-, Channel i41
$50 an. to 2 am
WeuZ-FM-s6,l Me-. Channel IA
Pm to 9 On
WASh-FM-g1,1 Me-, chsnaei 7ls
1880 an to II pm
W0t-FM-ss.l Me-. Channel 2s4
pm. to 1890 am
WcFM-ssS Me-, chsRnsl 7Ss
S ON. to II ON
WFAN-1eo.3 Me-. Channel 7e1
an. 10 Midnight
WWDc-FM-to1.i Me-, Channel $50
an to an
WeMS-FM-103.5 Me-. Channel 31s
$50 an. TO Midnight
WARl FM-i05.i Me-, chsnaeI 100
an. to 9 IN.
Wus1-FM- 1868 Me-. chsaaei IA
Lam. to 9 p.m
WMAl.FM-ie1.3 Me-, chaaNeI 7sl
an. to ll:ls Pm.
Evening star., 1953-07-04

and that his firm was on the
verge of bankruptcy, Police said
he had hoped to collect insur-
ance.
Evening star., 1953-07-04
Other AM Stotions

NGMS-S10 ke.-e:3o a.M.-e:9o p.M.
WPlk-130 ke.-s a.m.-S:3o pm.
WARl-7So Ke.-S a.m.-S:30 pm.
WGAY-1,e0e ke.-s a.m.-S:3o pm.
WUST-1.t2e ke.-1 s.m.-e:3o p.M.
WFAx-t,17a Ke.--I s,m.-a p.m.
WHY'S ke.-S a.M.-1:3e D.R.
Evening star., 1953-09-23
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

. MI. TO CHAIN BRIDGE acre. 4
bedrms., 8 baths: S19, 800. 1st d.,
liv. rm. 21x14, flrepl., din. rm.
12x11, lge. kit, disposal. dishwash-
er. breakfast space, 2 bedrms., tiled
bath, scr. porch; End A.. 2 bedrms.,
bsnit.. bath; oil h.-w.h.; garage.
Approx. $4,000 cash, -$125 per mo.
LUCILLE COOK. exclusive, JE. q
1864, JE. 2-3272. "a
Evening star., 1953-09-23

KENTLAND -.
GIs-Only $6S month,
Including taxes and insurance; beau
tiful det. 2-story Colonial; liv. rm.,
din. rm.. kit, gas a.-c: heat: near
shopping and transp. MR.. JONES,
A. 7-S9SS. COX d CO., UN.
Evening star., 1953-09-23

tranSp. Priced right. JOHN H.
JOHNSON. WA. c-505o. -24
RIVERDALE-Valua corner prop
erty, Cape Cod style, 4 bedrms., full
bsmt., OIL heat, immaculate condi-
tion: $1,000 down to veteran,
monthly, incl. tax, $40. Call Mr..
McGinniss, MA $4,000: eves., TU
2-23sS. F. w. BERENS SALES. INC.
Evening star., 1953-09-23
HOUSES FoR SALs-MD.

CATs Tense hwy hwy. ON On Enterprisse sSi I'd. Three
bedrms.. 2 baths, liv. rn. with tlrepl.,
din. rm., kit, full bsnlt.: oil a.-c.
heat; 35 fruit trees. owner must
sacrifice. MA. 5000: eyes,. LU'
81 600 DOwN-Brick rambler, in
Tongen'efhl Tonns mil Mrsc~ Ssnat; vacant: assume
CT loan. A buy at $14,95O. Call WA.
1890 I'll 8 pm. ROBERT 8.
brick RAMBLER, &12.95O-3 bed
rms. huge liv. rm.; gas heat; choice
location; just on Annapolis rd;; 20
% 5s soS Sy esi ca tS Va soEn z5soS EsSaai M nas.
ROBERT 5. DAVIS q CO. "a
ADORABLE 3-bedrm. rambler. Almost
new. Picture window, .ultramodern
kitchen with garbage disposal. etc:
full daylight bsmt. Situated on
beautiful level lot, nr; new elem:
shos TSssys Ts spp2cn sest ssZ s dS%n SRy
See it and you'll buy It. Call THE
PERRY BOSWELL CO., WA. 7-455OO
It'll pm. PA
FARMETTE OF BERWYN HTS; ap-
prox. acre graced by lovely brick
rambler. Spac. liv. rn1: with nrepl;,
family-size din. rm.s bright kit. with
u1uGIlGs - AXE. uC0Hhkb-s t44CN bobh,
full bsmt. with recr. rm., and
showerbath. Lots Of fruit trees,
chicken house and wading pool. Only
S15,950. Terms. JAMES !. MUNDY,
UN. 4-5600. -23
THREE BEDRMS.-Corner lot; house
equipped with f1repl., lge. new refgr.,
storm windows and has been COM
pleted for less than 2 yrs. $12.500.
Excellent tranSp. and close ia
schools; shown by appt. only. MR..
HUTH, WE. 5-5325. -2b
8 800 DOWN. HYATTSVILLE-Fine
older home, l blk. from Baltic. ave
Conv. to everything. Asking S11, 500
ALVIN EPLING. UN. 4-O3l3. -26
NEAR U. OF MD.-Assume 49S loan
$50 mo. incl taxes, gr. rent, etc
Moderate cash payment. Cozy 2
bedrm. asbestos shingle bungalow in
new cond.: auto. heat. owner trans
ferred. H CARLYLE de LOzIER
Realtor. WA. $4,000. WA. 10000
Evening star., 1953-09-23
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

ANAC0STIA-Modern 2-family brick
bldg; | and 2 bedrm. units; SIS. $50
with $3.50 down. Mr.. Rowland.
LU. 1-7069. with DRURY REALTY
CORP, DI. T-4450. -2b
Evening star., 1953-09-23
CT
OPPORTUNITIES

SILVER SPRING-Three-be ram
bier with garage on nicely land
scaped lot near elementary school
Only Sll,950, with Sl,250 cash anc
S6773 month
SILVER G-Three-bedrm., 9.
story brick Colonial features spa.
cious rooms throughout. Lge.. sepa.
rate din. rrl., full bsmt., fenced cor.
ner lot $1,000 down and $50 mo
GLENAfONT - Three-bedroom brick
rambler on very lge. lot, near new
high and elementary schools Full
bsmt.. pulldown strwy. to attic Elk.
eeptional buy at S14.250. with ST..
$50 down and S71 mo. JU. 9-644(
from 9 am. to 8 pm.
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
Evening star., 1953-09-23
C-10 THE EVENING STAR
HOUSE SALE-MD. Cont

Washington, D. c.
SEPTEMBER 20, 1858
Evening star., 1953-09-23
8 BEDRMS.-FULL BSMT.
QUEENS CHAPEL
CHALLENGING
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ABINGDON ST, tuSt on wilson blvd.
"A most attractive. 8-bedrm., brick
Cape Cod. IN peri. cond. with full
bsrnt., and . very nice fenced-in
lot; 2 bsdEms. downstairs. Good
IA. 1888; 6veS.. ia. 3-SS11.
Evening star., 1953-09-23

]. Wesley Buchanan, Inc
Radio Bldg Arl IA 4-I16E
Evening star., 1953-09-23
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
CAPE COD


THIS DELIGHTFUL STONE CAPE
COD with 8 bedrms., full basement,
2 flreplaces delightful lot, in Alex.
section can be purchased for S16,-
$50. VIII try $4,000 down.
Better Homes Realty
955 N. Monroe st. IA. $4,000
SPECULATOR'S DEAL!
Rare oppor. for some lucky cple. to
acquire a brand-new, 3-bedrm., brick
rambler, in N. Arlington, for S14 800,
with 81, 500 down, and $50 month
pays all. De luxe kit, and very
conv. located Builder of necessity
to consumate another business deal
will sell at actual cost! Location
strictly confidential. No phone in
formation! By office sppt. onlyl
WILLIAM KAGAN CO.
OnAA VKYEIeoy, oyu5 ooEn
Evening star., 1953-09-23
S18,950
GRAHAM & co.
GOOD BUYS

GOOD BUYS
Alta Vista Terrace, mr.. NH. S19,950
New, 3-bedrm. rambler, bsmt.,
large. level lot.
SILVER SPRING. s19,950-Four- bed
nm, 2-bath brick; recr. rm., bar;
compl. redec.; excel. loc., OF Flower
SILVER SPRING. Sl6,a50-New brk
potential, 4 bedrms., 2 baths: on
Georgia ave.
ASPEN HILL. S14,25O-New brick. 8
bedrms., full bsrnt., sep. din. rm.,
large lot GI-FHA
WHEATON,, S12,950 Semidet,
bedrms.; immaculate. $500 down
will handle.
of several nice homes. Low down
payment.
VfERS MILL VILLAGE. S1O,95O. $500
down-Two bedrms., bsmt.; excellent
eond. SIGLER & CO.. Md. office,
10. 4.S2&2. IO 5-Aoh4 -2h
Evening star., 1953-09-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
NORTH ARLINGTON
OVERSIZE ROOMS

y OV14VO41I AGOO1NO
Mr.. Wash.-Lee High School, very
close to bus. This home features
rms. G4xi9. 14xi4, 14x12J; tht
kitchen, 14x14, is ultramod., fully
equip. and has a picture window
stunning decor. clean and bright
it does have a basement and q scr
porch: S17.950.
MANNAS REALTY CO.. IA. s-279G
Evening star., 1953-09-23
Small Down PAYMENT
HOMES WITH INCOME
OVER 4 ACRE
TENTFP Hail,

Bee this new 3-bedroom rambler to.
day. It's setting is the country but
+t's location is close In. Nestled
Here is truly q home to satisfy the
most demanding buyer. It's kitchen
is rustic in appearance with natura
oak cabinets. The living room. sci
on by a Roman brick fireplace
French doors leading into the beau
tiful rear yard. Picture windows are
large basement which could be nm
tShed into one of the airyest, most
beautiful recreation room. Call nov
for appointment. This is an excel
lAnk hNiY ct nI1lY
Evening star., 1953-09-23
RIvERDALE HTS. near St. Bernard's

UNIVERSITY HILLS, 34o6 Notre
Dame St, Of Colesville rd.-Custom-
built brick rambler. Lge. lily. rm;,
twin-size bedrms, tile bath, expan.
attic roughed In for 2 additional
bedrms. and bath. full bsmt., out
side entrance, screened porch, gas
h.-W.h., lgs. lot. Walking distance
. Of Mes Sos anS ESn NSTtnsestsEn .ms Hy.s Hisn VIZ
4-7e19. ". W. LEWIS Realtor
Evening star., 1953-09-23
RRICK RAMBLER
MUST BE SOLD

Because owners work is now in Calf. :.
this new brick home is being sold
for less than cost. A small down
paynt. is ali that is necessary, Has
B bedrms. built-in garage, hrepl.,
separate dining rm., 2 extra rms.
and bath roughed in on 2nd hoor;
also many other features that you
will want to look into before buylng.
Small Down Payment
Opportunity for one who can stand
substantial mo. .paymt. New, 3;
pedrm. brick rambler in Q beautiful
new residential area, just on Georgia
ave-: lv. rm. with frepl.. huge mod
ern kitchen, full bsmt,. front porch
HOMES WITH INCOME
Beautiful solid masonry Cape Cod
3-bedrm. home with 3-rm. apt. il
terrace, for income; located out OF
town about 10 minutes drive. on a
large lot. Also q $4,000. 7-rm.,
owners home with a 3Trm. apt:
good buys on easy terms. BROWN
AGENCY. JU. 9-3444, JU. 9-3497
Evening star., 1953-12-02
ice Examiner Retires
After 43 Years Service

Andrew C. Wilkins, a hearing
examiner with the Interstate
Commerce Commission, has re-
tired after 43 years of service
with the commission.
Mr.. Wilkins, who lives at 1921
Cabin road, Cabin John, Md,
joined the commission in 1910
as a clerk. He studied law at
George Washington University
and got a masters degree in
1918.
While attending law school,
Mr.. Wilkins worked on the old
Washington Herald. He has been
a member of the National Press
Club for 40 years.
Mr.. Wilkins, who has repre-
sented his community in the
Montgomery County Civic Fed
Grafton, plans to enter private
law practice.
Evening star., 1953-12-02
Southeast Asians
Plan AmbitiousIy,
Trade Group Told

economic planning and
achievements in Southeast Asia
were commended by Samuel C.
Waugh, Assistant Secretary oi
State for Economic Affairs, al
a luncheon meeting of the
world trade committee of the
Washington Board of Trade yes
terday.
Nearly 100 persons, including
a number of foreign embassy
officials, heard Mr.. Waugh term
the vast Southeast Asian area
the balance of power" in the
world. Indian Ambassador Ga
ganvihari Lailubhai Mehta and
Pakistan Ambassador Syed Am
jad Ali were among the guests
Mr.. Waugh said Southeast
Asia is largely underdeveloped,
but he added the people of the
area seem to have awakened; /;
they have very ambitious plans. +"
During a recent six-weekS trip
to India and PakiStan, Mr..
Waugh declared, he learned of
the economic strides being
made. Many Of the nations of
Asia are meeting one of their
biggest problems, food, for
rapidly growing populations,
through American economic as
sistance, he added.
II never before realized how
dependent all nations, large and
small. are on this country" Mr..
Waugh declared. Many people
of the world, he said, are
worrying about a depression in
this country"
He said, however, that econ
omy of the United States shows
no signs of heading for a serious
depression, although 1--WE will
have recessions in an economy
as big as ours"
The Trade Board presented
Philip Talbot, vice president of
Woodward & Lothrop depart
ment store, with a certificate,
commencing the firm for it's
support of world trade by a spe-
cial five-day sale featuring i'm
ported goods last October.
Evening star., 1953-12-02
7 Presbrery Candidates Accepted for Membership

Presbyterian Church, Alexan-
dria, Va. and the latter to
Mount Washington Presbyterian
Church, Baltimore.
Mr.. Brown comes from the
Bryson City IN. C. y Presbyterian
Church. A native of Dallas, N. c.,
he is a graduate of King College
and the Union Theological Semi
nary, Richmond, Va.
The 31-year-old minister is
married and has two children.
He will be installed in his new
post at 3 pm. December Is in
the church, Accotink road near
Fort Hunt road.
Mr.. Veise, who will also be in
stalled the same day, has served
10 years at Emmanuel Reformed
Episcopal Church in Baltimore.
Evening star., 1953-12-02

Two candidates for member
ship in the Potomac Presbytery
of the Presbyterian Church in
the United States were accepted
yesterday at a meeting in
the Laurel (Md.) Presbyterian
Church.
They are the Revs. Everett
Brown and Nelson F. Veise. The
former was recently appointed
minister of the Mount Vernon
Evening star., 1953-12-02
Gage School PTA

A Gage School Parent Teacher
Study Council will be organized
at 1880 pm. tomorrow in the
school, Second and v streets NV.
The council will acquaint par
entS of kindergarten and first
grade pupils with the schools
program.
Evening star., 1953-12-02
Siomu Nu Alumni Meet

Walter E. Reitz, jr., executive
controller and assistant vice
president of the Hecht Co., will
address the Sigma Nu Alumni
Club at a luncheon at 1915
lp.m. tomorrow in the Touch
down Club, 1414 / street NV.