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Continued From Page ALL
minister, Md, and not out on the
West Coast. as do the Redskins,
|'I still want that Baltimore con-
struction Job. and training closer
70 home win help" scarbath
said.
Meanwhile, the Redskins an
|nounced that Fullback Rot
Goode has changed his mind
about retiring and win starr
training with the team nexi
Tuesday In California. Goodies
decision leaves only End Bones
Taylor outside the fold among
the veterans.
Taylor has been toying with
the idea Of dropping out of the
game. and has until Tuesday
morning to make up his mind.
There was a possibility of q
conference today between Taylor
and President George Marshall
IoI the Redskins to settle the
question Of Taylor's status.
Evening star., 1955-07-08

ling Goodman and disposing Of
lPorterfield.
Spec Shea arrived on the scene
Ito walk Zauchin, jamming the
bases. White popped out. but
Grady Hatton singled to CEN
tier, scoring two runs.
NOTES: The only left-handed
hitter in Washington's start
ing lineup last night was
Runnels. The Senator'S
now have skidded to within
three games Of the cellar and
are 71a games removed from
sixth place Kinder got credit
for the win, although ne per-
lmitted six Of Washington's IL
hits in three innings.
Umphlett. who played center,
with Groth shifting to left,
Clipped In with q double and two
singles &. The Red Sox also
igot IL hits. with Hatton sup
plying three II. Williams still
lis a 500 hitter against Wash
lington with q single in two tries,
giving him seven out Of IL for
the season.
Evening star., 1955-07-08

LOS ANGELES, July 8 H.-
"A 24-hour sailing record that
had stood for 20 years was
smashed yesterday as the
schooner Ramona logged sos
miles In the Trans-Pacific Yacht
Race from Los Angeles to Hon.
oIulu.
The l09-foot vessel, owned BY
William Pomeroy of San Fran
cisco, shattered the record set In
1926 by the late Don Lees 1885,
foot steel schooner. Invader-2sa
miles.
The Ramona has taken over
the lead In the race and the
| flagship Morning Star, which sci
the pace for the first two days,
has been shunted back to third
|as the Constellation moved up tc
challenge the Ramona.
Winds Of 40 and IS miles pre-
vailed yesterday and the weather
was warm and sunny. A mes
sage from John Grifnth's LoE
Angeles Natal said she had
been passed by the catamaran
Waikiki Surf doing 20 knots
The message was sent to the
Coast Guard cutter Gresham
The twin-hulled catail1aran Ii
not an official entry in the race
Gene Wells s2-foot ketcl
Evening star., 1955-07-08
Four SchooIboys
To Spend Week at
Coast Guard School

-Four Washington area high
school boys who qualify will
hsve an opportunity to spend q
week at the Coast Guard
Academy in New London, Conn,
next month to see what the
academy offers for a career as a
tCosst Guard officer.
Allen A. Carney. commodore oil
| the 5th Coast Guard District
Auxiliary, said the auxiliary will
cooperate in selecting the four
They must have finished their
Junior year, be no more than Il
and have the apparent potentia'
lof qualifying as a cadet from Z
physical. mental a n d mora
standp0int
n individual finances can't bt
arranged, the auxiliary will pay
lall transportation costs to New
London aud return.
| Prospective candidates for the
fscadeiny visit should write tc
lRohert r. Rose. captain, Division
III. Coast Guard Auxiliary. 39l4
North Fifth street, Arlington 8
Va, or phone him at jackson
i2-7476.
Evening star., 1955-07-08

don't need them in this sort OF
trolling. The fish hit close to
the boat. according to Bob, al
though sometimes q long line Is
necessary. II the rock are on
shore in that area, the chances
are they can be found in similar
waters elsewhere. Locate your
strips Of weed beds at low tide
and then tron slowly a short dis
tance from the outer edge. In
this instance. the fish hit all day
&**
Fishing along the ocean front
continues excellent. Head boat,
are loaded with sea bass, porgies
tautog and all the species caught
along the bottom.
White marlin are not vel
plentiful. A few were caught over
the week end. Best sport was
furnished by school tuna, which
this week have been plentiful
on Ocean City. And incidental,
there are plenty Of women.
world record tuna In that area.
The 12-pound line test record
for women ID 1917 pounds and
the 20-pound line test record Il
pounds and 5 ounces. Mrs. Os.
bourn Owings Of Chevy Chase
caught one last week end that
weighed % pounds on 15-pound
test line. but her husband didn't
learn until too late that it would
have been d world record. The
f1sh was cut up before he got
back to the dock.
Evening star., 1955-07-08

singles in four times at bats for
Pittsburgh.
Bobby Thomson's single drove
home the winning Milwaukee
run in the eighth inning at Chi
cago after Andy Pafko, an ex-
Cub, hit his first 1855 homer In
"a pinch-batter role with a man
on to tie il % in the seventh,
Bob Buhl was the winner. with
Sam Jones losing his 10th.
The Cardinals moved within q
game Of fifth-place Cincinnati,
with Bill Virdon's seventh inning
homer providing the edge. Each
club used four hurlers with
Starters Harvey Haddix and Joe
Nuxhall, both All-Star game
choices. the pitchers Of record
Kluszewski closed q three-r.r
Redlegs rally in the seventh
lining out with the bases loaded
Evening star., 1955-07-08
Golf Event Delayed
|At Fort Dupont

The Washington-Su Suburban
Golf Associations annual four
ball tournament, originally
scheduled to start tomorrow at
Fort Dupont. has been postponed
until later IN the month In order
to give the committee more time
to promote the event.
Qualifying win be held July
lz3-2l at Fort Dupont. the first
land second rounds Of match
tpiay July 1880 at Fort Dupont,
land the semifinals and final
August / ct East Potomac.
An amateur sweeps viii be
held Monday at East Potomac
with another the following Mon.
iday ct Fort Dupont.
Evening star., 1955-07-08
BASEBALL

Confined From Page A-1l
Of third-place Chicago, defeating
the Cubs. 80. st. Louis beat
Cincinnati again, 9-8.
With the Yankees idle in the
American League. Cleveland
clipped the New York lead to
four games. beating Kansas City,
9-1. The third-place White Sox
routed Detroit. 12-1, and Boston
won It's seventh straight. 6-5,
over Washington.
Dolby Homers Twice
Art Ceccarelli held Cleveland
to one hit for six innings, but
the Indians got rolling in the
last three for all their runs
Larry Dolby homered twice and
AL Rosen once. Mike Garcia and
Don Mossi gave the Athletics
Just six hits.
The White Sox stayed a game
behind Cleveland and ia up OF
Boston with a 16-hit attack be-
hind Dick Donovan's five-hitter
It was Donovan's 10th victory
Walt Dropo drove in five Chi
cago runs, smacking q grand
slam homer in a six-run sixth
Rookie Duke Mas Was tn,
loser.
Loes Survives Rally
The Dodgers Billy Loes VOL
his ninth, but had to close dowr
q two-run rally by the Pirate
in the ninth inning. Junior Gil
liam homered and tripled TO
the Dodgers, who scored all thei,
runs of Ron Kline. Johnn.
O'Brien had q double and thre'
Evening star., 1955-07-08
SENATORS

COntlnue0 from Page ALL
header Sunday before recessing
for Tuesdays All-Star game.
The Washington club displayed
more than its customary vigor
in defeat last night as the Red
Sox won their seventh straight,
|infiicting an eighth successive
loss on Bob Porterfield. The
victory was the 26th In 81 games
flor Boston.
Trailing by three runs enter
ing the ninth inning, the Sem
lators created consideral appre-
Ihension among the 1897 fans
when Pete Runnels and Eddie
Yost doubled and Clint Courtney
singled or Ellis Kinder to
lwhittle Washington's deficit to
lone run.
But George Susce. jr.. emerged
from the bullpen to put d sudden
lend to the Senators ileeting no-
ltions Of triumph. The young
righthander disposed OF Tom
Unlphlett on q pop fly and
Tanned Ed FitzGerald. Pedros
Ramos, running for Courtney,
was off with the strikeout pitch
and was nipped at second base
on Sammy Whites crisp throw.
Three-Run Homer Hurts
Porterfield, who yielded q
Igafne-tying home run to Norm
|zauchin in Warrington recently,
was the victim Of d three-run
homer by zaucl1in In the first
inning.
Billy Goodman started things
with a single and. with one out,
Ted Williams walked. Jackie
Jensen lined to Carlos Paula in
lrightfeld, but Zauchin smashed
his 18th homer over the left
lfield wall to stake Bill Henry to
Ia 80 lead.
Henry had been clipped for
three hits in the first inning by
the Senators. but no runs re-
suited. Umphlett opened with
a single, but Jensen raced to the
lrightfield corner for FitzGerald's
lily and whipped the ball to
lZauchin at first base for a double
play. Johnny Groth singled and
Roy SieVers doubled, but Paula
went down swinging.
Gets 13 in q Row
Henry retired 13 Senators In
lorder before Porterfield launched
a three-run uprising with a
single In the sixth. Umphlett
doubled off the left field wall
and FitzGerald singled Porter
field across.
Kinder replaced Henry and
walked Groth to I'LL the bases.
Then Sievers famed, but Paula
lashed a double to left, scoring
Implicit and FitzGerald and
tying the score.
Porterfeld walked Goodman to
ignite a Red Sox outburst in the
seventh. Billy klaus flied out,
but Williams singled to center
and Jensen singled to left, scor-
Evening star., 1955-07-08
FORE AND AFT
BY MALCOLM LAMBoRNE

FISHING BAY, Va, July g.
Reports from at least one lower
Chesapeake Bay sail regatta held
recently strongly indicate some
race committees take the busi-
ness of staging good races all too
casually. Nothing rankles a
conscientious skipper more than
the race committee boat that
comes out on the starting line
loaded with friends. relatives
and a few others who take it all
as a once-a-year lark.
Even if a few aboard did know
their business, there would be
so many visitors around they
couldn't get their job done prop
erly. The result, Of course, is
certain to be improperly timed
starts, courses with no windward
legs and poor scoring.
Under the present setup Of the
Chesapeake Bay Yacht Racing
Association, which sanctions
most Bay sail events, all officials
can do is call a clubs attention
to past errors and count on
skippers staying away in droves.
Eventually it is hoped the local
club will see the light-as well as
read the CBYRA's pamphlet on
proper running Of races.
Some years ago CBYRA tried
D system of sending qualified
observers" around to regattas
simply as a check on how the
various clubs were operating.
Some clubs resented the in
trusion, and nothing further
came of the plan. However.
plenty Of data was gathered for
the pamphlet, particularly that
part having to do with 'Don'ts. "
All this probably sounds crazy
10 speedboat drivers who COM
pete in rigidly controlled re-
gattas that generally are uni
form throughout the country.
The sanctioning American Power
Boat Association has an accred-
tied referee at each event. a man
who holds extraordinary au-
Evening star., 1955-07-08
BOY OF CATCHES
MARLIN WEIGHING
MORE THAN HEs

OCEAN CITY, Md. July 9
tSpecial) ITO Scotty sudduth.
z, OF HyattsviIle, goes the
distinction Of landing o mar
lin eight pounds heavier than
he.
Scotty, son Of w. A. Sud-
duth. q fisherman Of note,
weighs 6s pounds. The marlin
he captured gle-handed. on
Ocean City this week, scaled
In ct rs pounds. There was
no assistance from his father.
aboard the Mar-A-Mar. piloted
by Capt. Roland Powell.
Evening star., 1955-07-08
|Yocht Covers 3O3 Miles
In Day to Crock Record

Bonnie Doone wss forced to re-
turn to port beeause Barbara
Wells, wife Of the skipper. was
seriously burned as scaldine
water spilled while she was pre-
pairing the evening meal Tues
day. The boat was 400 miles out
from San PedfoP The Bonnie
|Doone contacted the Gresham
but was unable to get an SOS
Through, so turned back and
made Newport Harbor yesterday
At Hoag Memorial Hospital she
was reported to have second de-
gree burns on both legs.
Evening star., 1955-07-08
OU DOORS
With BILL LEETcH

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Evening star., 1955-07-08
u. S. Yucht Awuited
las Spuniurd Wins

SAN SEBASTIAN. Spain. July
|8 H.-The American yacht
|Ticonderoga. already beaten b!
the Spanish Mare Nostrum, i
nearing the. end Of her 400
mile journey from Havana.
The Spanish Mare Nostrum
given q handicap Of II hours &:
minutes SO seconds by the Ticon'
deroga was going to be q sur
day afternoon to the surprise o
everyone who thought the Ticon
Ideroga was goin gto be q sur
winner.
Evening star., 1955-07-08

Ithority. He may withdraw the
sanction on the spot and even
beach a driver or take away his
racing privileges for q period.
As a measure of the success o1
the referee system, you rarely
hear Of an abuse of this power
As in any amateur show, there
Iare some poorly run power re-
lgattas. too, but on the whole
drivers can count on good races
4 y \ Il
Eddie Murphy of the Capital
Power Boat Association had his
|DU stock outboard running In
near top form last Sunday al
lat the Portsmouth (Va.) power
regatta and came home with Q
first place prize in the DUs
|Scotty Straus, the young Balti-
more f1reball. lived up to his
name by winning the AUS and
the A stock hydros.
y 4 -
Hamptons, Snipes and PEN
gums are among the classes listed
flor the Rappahannock River
Yacht Club regatta tomorrow
and Sunday at Irvington, Va. Fol
Washington area sailors the
Annapolis Yacht Club regatta
tomorrow and Sunday naturally
Twill be the big attraction. II
usually draws one Of the largest
fleets of windjammers on the
entire Bay.
The Roanoke Veterans of For
Ieign Wars, aided and abetted by
Red Peatross, senior weep Of the
APBA. have an ambitious power
regatta on tap tomorrow anc
Sunday on Bugg Island Lake
lClarkSville. Va. Heats are
PLANNED for stock outboard, rae
ling outboards and inboards with
both trophies and cash prizes
available. The outboards will
race for the Southeastern divi-
|sional championship Sunday
Stocks compete tomorrow and
'inboardS Sunday.
Evening star., 1955-07-08

F'M' ror points listed beiowl IN. dedass aass
Evening star., 1955-07-08
500 Postpones Bout

BOSTON, July 8 R.--An ear
infection suffered by Jimmy 500
lof Philadelphia has caused the
cancellation Of the July IL fight
program at the arena. 500 was
scheduled to meet Curly Munroe.
Evening star., 1955-07-08

With the Potomac holding
clear over the week end, some
sizeable catches Of sznallmouth
bass were made through the
Seneca Brakes and up toward the
Islands above. Those who had
the most success were about ev-
emily distributed between live bait
land artificial lure addicts. In
spite OF hot weather, which
brought out the speedboat en-
lthusiasts to the detriment oi
bass fishing tnot only by the
lcommotion they make but be-
icause their bow-waves muddy UP
1.-THE shore lines) shad spoons and
tpork rind trolled or cast with
lspinning tackle proved effective
as did other small bass lures.
Down in salt water at the
mouth Of the Wicomico, rockfish
Init like mad, the small lures
trolled in shallow water. BoE
|Tolson and Ernie Morrison, troll
ling in a skiff, landed 81 rock in
three hours. Joined later by
Pappy White. their total catch
was 201, with many running up
to the limit in weight. It was
the biggest days catch anyone
ever had boating out Of Cobb's
Island, at least In the memory
lof Tom Shymansky tphone Way
iside 2615) from whom they
rented boats.
AS we've so often mentioned,
this shallow water fishing pays
tremendously. In this instance
1.-THE angler used Capt. Bert
Lambs "Plucker" bait, small in
size with a half strip of pork
lrind draped on the hook, long
leaders, at least Is to 20 feet,
and no weights or swivels. You
, 1955-11-22
Vicorp Power Divis'n
Installing Ten-Foot
Arm on Lights

Workmen of the Power Di-
vision Of the Virgin Islands
Corporation are installing ten
foot arms on the lamp-posts
thus placing the lights over
the center of the streets, and
with the addition of a IT'S
watt bulb, provide much
more light than before.
The work is progressing
rapidly and will doubtless be
ready for the holiday season.
, 1955-11-22

Council, and progress reports
on technical assistance pro-
jects now underway in the
area.
, 1955-11-22
E. Leonurd Brewer
is New President Of
ST. Thomus c Of c

Leonard Brewer was elect
ed president of the st. Tho
mas Chamber of Commerce
last Friday night, replacing
ing G. G. Busch. Herbert Lock
hart was elected vice presi-
dent; Auguste Rinpel, secre-
tary and Leopold Benjamin,
treasurer.
Members of the executive
committee, in addition to the
officers, include Mr.. Busch,
David E. Mas, Evans Fran
co.'s, D. Victor Bornn, George
H. T. Dudley, DR.. John Single
ton and Leayle Levi, Jr.
, 1955-11-22
". |. Senute TO Meet
InformdllY in ST. Thos.
November 28
Rev. Cherries Lynch
Gets Invitdtion to
White House Confdb

The Rev. Charles Lynch, The Viryin Islands Legisla-
Of Christiansted, has been in ture is scheduled to meet in
vited by President Eisenhow- an informal session in ST. Tho
er to take part in the White mas on Monday evening, Nov
House Conference on Educa- ember %.
ton in Washington, DC, Nov All but two members Of
ember 90 to December ]. Ten the legislature are expected
persons-the quota for the to be present for the discus
Virgin Islands-haveb been in sions, they are Senators Frts
vited from the territory. Lawaetz and Jorge Rodriguez.
The invitation entities them Senator LaWaetz is i'll and
to participate in the national Senator Rodriguez will be in
meeting on schools, first ever Washington
called by a President of the Matters to be taken up with
United States, along with several Congressional Com
some 1000 other citizens from mittees, which will visit the
~fifty-three States and Terri islands in December, tax pro-
tories. The White House Con posals, the problem of funds
ference follows similar meet for the legislature, and other
ings called by the Governors subjects will be considered by
Of the States and Territories the Senators.
, 1955-11-22
Caribbean Comm.
to Meet December S
in Arubd. N. w. |.

in Arubd. N. w. |.
PORT OF A Nov. % :
The Netherlands Antilles is
land of Aruba, an important
oil refining centre fifty miles
west of Curacao, will be the
setting for the first time Of a
meeting Of the Caribbean
Commission, when it holds its
21st session there December
5 to II. Previous Commission
meetings in the overseas parts
of the Netherlands Kingdom
have taken place in Curacao,
in 1916 and 1850, and in Surf
nam in 1858.
The meeting will be formal
" opened in the Sociedad Bo-
Ovarian buildings by His Ex-
cellency the Governor of the
Netherlands Antilles, DR.. A.
A. M. Strucycken, who will be
accompanied by the Lieuten-
ant Governor of Aruba, DR..
L. G. Kwartsz.
His Excellency will give
the opening address and the
four Co-Chairmen Of the Com
mission will, in turn, address
participants and guests.
The four National Sections
of the Commission will parti-
cipate in the deliberations I'M
der the Guardianship Of Robin
son McIlvaine, the US. Co
Chairman.
Among the matters to be
considered are the Commits
sons work programme and
budget for 1856 and the pro-
posed schedule of technical
conferences and meetings for
1857. The meeting will also
deal with action on recon-
mendations of the West In
dian Conference Sixth SEES
sion) which was held in Puer-
to Rico in May this year, the
report of the Sixth Meeting
of the Caribbean Research
, 1955-11-22
Audubon Society to
Present Bert Hurtwell
Sat. Night. Nov. rs

The ST. Croix Audubon So
ciety will present Bert Hart
well of the National Audubon
Continued on page a
, 1955-11-22

during the past year, in res
ponse to the Presidents call
for "the most thorough, vide
spread and concerted study
the American people have
ever made Of their education
al problems"
OF the 1000 persons attend
ing, 1,400 are selected by the
States and Territories in ac-
cordance with population, 300
are representatives of nation
!, al organizations with inter
ests in education, and the re-
naming 300 members Of Con-
gress, Governors, chief State
school officers, foreign OBJ
servers. discussion leaders &
others.
The program in Washing
ton was arranged by the Pre-
sident's Committee for the
White House Conference on
Education, a 34-member group
headed by Neil H. Nc Elroy
of Cincinnati, Ohio, president
of the Proctor & Gamble Com
pany.
, 1955-11-22
DR.. Axel Hunsen
Becomes Fellow of
Am. Coll Of Surgeons

became a Fellow Of the Anne
rican College of Surgeons at
a recent meeting of the Col
lege held in Chicago.
DR.. Hansen served as Mum
cipal Physician here during
1915 and 1916. He is now AS
sociate Professor of Opthal-
mology and Otolaryngology at
Meharry Medical College in
Nashville, Tennessee.
He is also a Diplomatic of
of the American Board of
Ophthalmology and a Fellow
of the American Academy of
Opthalmology and Otolaryn-
gology. He is a member Of the
Nashville Academy Of Medi-
cine, the Tennessee State Me-
dical Association and the
American Medical Associa-
ton. DR.. Hansen is also a Ma
jor in the United States Air
Force Reserve.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-23

All bids must be accompanied by
a certified check drawn in favor of
the Board of Education of Jonathan
Alder Local School District in the
sum of $6.250.00.
The proceedings authorizing the
issuance of the bonds have been
prepared under the supervision of
Messrs. Bricker Marburger. Evatt
& Barton, so West Broad Street, Co.
lumbus Is, Ohio, whose. opinion ap-
proving the validity of the bonds
will be furnished to the successful
bidder without cost. Usual closing
proofs. including on-ligitation GER
tificate will be furnished the sue
cessful bidder.
The Board of Education of said
School District reserves the privil-
ege to reject any and all bids. No
conditional bids will be received.
Bids should be sealed and endors-
ed bids for Jonathan. Alder Local
School District Bonds"
Dated September IL, 1855.
Board of Education of Jonathan
Alder Local School District
Madison County, Ohio
Gilbert Kirby, Clerk.
Sept. Is % 20
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-23
Edward 0'Day Geer Now Wears A
Judges Robes In Denver, Colorado

A London resident has brought
an interesting article to our at
tention concerning one of the home
town boys, Ed o. (Speedy) Geer,
who is making a name for himself
in his chosen hometown of Den
yer, Colorado.
The article, written by Leonard
Larsen, staff writer FOR the Den
yer Post, is an Empire Profile"
titled Wartime Denver Train
Stops Helped Divert Ed o. Geer
from Advertising to Law Career
1t praises highly this young man
who has risen to the post of NUM-
cipal Judge in Denver.
Speedy graduated from Ohio
State in 1912 as an advertising
man. The army cut into his career,
and in the service he was assigned
to army intelligence. The article
relates that he was instrumental in
breaking up an Australian black
market operation that was costing
the u. S, government thousands Of
dollars in stolen merchandise, and
that he was awarded an army COM
mendation for a compilation of in
telligence reports on events in Ha-
waii prior to the Pearl Harbor at
tack.
Judge Geer was separated from
the army with the rank of 1st lieu
tenant in 1916. On the advice of
friends, he attended the University
of Denver Law School.
He started his present career as
an assistant city attorney in Den
Yer in 1949, a post he held until ap-
pointed assistant manager of safe
ty in 1852. He was appointed safe
ty manager in 1858, and stepped
out of that job for his present one
in November of 1854.
Speedy married Miss Bonnie
johnson, whom he had met while
they were students at the Univer-
sity of Denver. Miss Johnson, at
the time of their marriage, was
serving as a policewoman on the
Denver force. Mrs. Geer is now a
state parole officer for Colorado
girls home.
The article concludes, Edward
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-23

O'Day Geer has come a long way
from his fathers barber shop in
London, Ohio, and it's no secret,
he admits, that he'd be a willing
candidate for higher office. He'd
like to take a crack at the dis
trict attorney post here lin Den
ver) and a widening circle of Den
verites agree that Geer could give
a good account Of himself as prose-
Cufor."