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The Nome nugget., 1955-08-22
Tremendous Rehabilitation Job Faces Northeast States; Death Toll Near 200
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

A staggering job of rehabilita- ton faced flood wrecked commit mites of the northeast today as stunned survivors found the death toll steadily mounting toward the 200 mark.
 The latest count since the be- ginning of the floods last Thurs day was: Pennsylvania 93, Con- necticut 68, Massachusetts 13, Rhode Island l, New Jersey 6, New York 4, Virginia 3.
 As the rampaging streams and rivers receded to normal levels, astonished citizens surveyed the heart-breaking devastation. It was so vast that only the broadest estimates of the damage could be made, but these ran to billions.
 Homes were wrecked or con- pletely gone; factories were dam aged, some beyond repair. Bridg- es were down and roads washed out, asphalt surfaces churned up.
 Health hazards were a major problem. Flood survivors in most places were ordered to boil drink ing water. Dry ice was an emer- gency item and supplies were communicated to refrigerate vital food supplies where regular re- frigerators were without power.
 On top of all their other prob lems, many flood survivors looked ahead to an uncertain future with their regular jobs gone, at least temporarily. Factory damage in Woonsocket, RI, alone left thou sands out of work.
 Some buildings that first ap- peared to have survived the floods were found so weakened that they had to be condemned.
 Normal life was brought to a StandStlll Tn Putnam, Conn, where floods and uncomfortable magnesium fires had combined to wreck the town. "We're done. This valley is dead," commented a veteran textile worker.
 The worst single tragedy oc- cured near Stroudsburg, Pa, where Brodhead Creek swept over a summer vacation camp and car ried away 40 persons, mostly women and children. Nine per sons survived to tell of the horror when the flash flood collapsed a building in which the campers had sought refuge.
 More Flood News On Page 3
The Nome nugget., 1955-08-22
Daughter Born 10 All-American Football Star Don Heinrich

SEATTLE, R-All- American Don Heinrich's first born isn't likely to be football player. It's a girl, born yesterday morning.
 Don had led the professional New York Giants to a 28-17 foot ball victory over the San Fran cisco 49ers Saturday in a game in which he completed F of 25 passes for 178 yards and one touchdown.
The Nome nugget., 1955-08-22
Open Season on Italian Hunters

ROME, R-Italy's hunting sea- son opened this weekend. The toll in the first 24 hours was one hunt CT killed, two blinded, and two others wounded.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-28
Farms and Land

/ ACRE, new bedroom house about
years old with bath. garage.
poultry house, about s miles north
Of London, price only $5500.00. 10
ACRES with bedroom house,
tile bath, hardwood floors, stone
wood burning fireplace, a lovely
country home, price $4,000. IL
ACRES, we'll located, between
London and Springfield. 8 bed
rooms, bath. good barn, poultry
house. for country living, this is
it, price s11. 900. so ACRES, good
room house, 2 barns, poultry
house, excellent land 120 ACRES,
2 room house. " baths, furnace,
2 barns, garage, poultry house,
price $29,S00, possible March 1st
possession can be arranged. 212
ACRES, s romo modern house, ex-
ira large good barn, implement
shed, poultry house, this is a good
200 acre farm home. Inquire Nc
Savaney and Company, London.
Ohio, Phone 81 or 261. 7-9
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-28
Seeds Plants Flowers

FARM SEED. Everything in grass
seed. Get our prices before buying.
Glover, Oklahoma alfalfa, Kansas
alfalfa. Ranger alfalfa, Buffalo
alfalfa, Kenland Red Glover, AL
sike Glover. Yellow Sweet Glover.
Ladino Clovers. Kentucky Blue
grass, Bronze Grass. Birdfoot Tree
foil, Timothy, Clinton oats. Phone
64332, Harrisburg, Ohio. Garfield
De Voss Sr 9-S
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-28

Heavy use of some sulfa drugs
may be one cause of hemorrhagic
disease in poultry.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-28

Refrigerator. new IL Gu.
f. on on sale was s37si9Ss ss,,I BOY "
"Dual-temp" Refrigerator new, on
sale, was $549.95, now $399.95 with
trade-in. AUTOMATIC WASHER
and Dryer, new Apex, your old
washer worth up to $125.00. Apex
Automatic washer, slightly used,
$189.95. Madison Farm Bureau APP
pliances, 254 West High ST., Lon
don, Phone 726 or 574. 14-8
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-28
Building Materials

HOG BOXES $45.00 each; in lots of
5 or more $42.50, unpainted at the
yard. Oak runners and floors Get
ready for February now. First
come, first served Garfield De
Voss, Sr. Phone 64332, Harrisburg.
Ohio. 6--S
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-28

To reduce chick losses, start
brooder stoves a few days before
chicks arrive.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-28
Houses For Sale

HOUSE - Semi modern with three
bedrooms, in good. quiet neighbor-
hood, close TO school and churches.
Can be seen by appointment only
Phone 492-M. 19-8
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-28

ROOM, Board. elderly gentleman.
III South Toland St, London, O.
42-8
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-28
New Merchandise

HOG BOXES $45. feeders e. gates. J.
w. Beekman, London Rte. T. Ph.
953-J1. 15-15
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-28

NEW, BETTER AND CHEAPER,
Armstrong x2elon Floor Tile.
Plastic wall tile in stock, Quaker
wall covering. Quaker felt base
II foot wide, Dozens of Quaker
rugs, installation service avail
able. London Appliance Co., Win
chester Bldg. 15-S
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-28
Apartments unfinished %

ROOM unfurnished apart
ment. Call West jefferson Phone
S-S59l 23-8
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-28

SHELLANE BOTTLE GAS HEAD
QUARTERS, gas service beyond
the gas mains. Call 272 for more
dependable service and lower
cost. We handle our own installa-
tion service and delivery: London
Appliance Company winchester
Bldg. If-o
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-28

THREE ROOM APARTMENT. un-
furnished Apply 125 Liberty St,
London, Ohio, 23-S
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-28
Household Goods

40 INCH deluxe Tappan rangei 8
piece solid oak dining room suite,
both in excellent condition. Owner
leaving London. 145 Liberty. Ph.
1862 13-S
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-28
Ia Appliances

USED OIL HEATERS. Big selection
at low prices; Quaker, Norge, Duo
Therm, Estate. Two good used
washers. Several gas and electric
ranges. New gas refrigerator to
sell at cost. London Appliance Co,
Winchester Bldg. 14--S
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-28
Services
QUIET THIEVES

Clovis, n. Mex. Two men walk
ed into a local grill during its busi-
est rush period and while business
went on as usual, they left taking
with them the cash register.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-28
Money To Loan

LOANS, TO purchase
livestock, machinery, seeds and
all operating expenses. Low inter
est and convenient terms. See
baldwin Rice. Production Credit
Association, los East Market St,
Washington C. H., Ohio. 3s--tf
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-28
Wanted To Rent
Help Wanted rs

WOMAN-To do housework and care
for sick lady. Call West Jefferson
S-g272 25-g
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-28
Appliances

HppildiiOCS tf
NEW WHIRLPOOL washer and dry
er (gas), floor samples was $589.90
now at clearance price, save $3.50.
ADMIRAL combination TV, radio,
record changer, new, floor sample,
was S399.95 now $219.95 USED TV,
Magnavox, 12la inch table model,
has just been rechecked, $4,000.
Madison Farm Bureau Appliances,
254 West High St., London. Phone
726 or 574. 14--S
ADMIRAL Refrigerator, new Gu.
it,, on sale, Was $189.95,, now
$149.95 with trade-in. USED TV,
Zenith console, 12h inch tube.
works good, $65.00. ADMIRAL Re-
frigerator, new 8 Gu. TT. on sale,
was $279.95 now $19995 with
trade-in Madison Farm Bureau
Appliances, 254 West High St,
London, Phone 726 or 574. lis
CLOSE-oUT ON GAS APPLIANCES
Gas ranges, gas dryers. gas hea-
ters-20To off original price. See
them now during our close-out
sale. The Electric Shop, West JEFF
ferson 14-S
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-28

WANTED To BUY three bedroom
home or an improved lot in Lon
don. Reply to Box CO, co Madison
Press Company, London, Ohio.
28-8
TOP MARKET PRICE PAID for
Poultry. Robert Rhodes. Phone g.
1921, South Charleston. 2S-l4
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-28
Business Services

well contractors.
Phones plain City 3-4221 or 3-l252
or Resaca 1868. Commercial ana
35--54
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-28

$3.50 DANCE. Moose Hall, So. Main
St. 9 to 1890, Saturday, Jan. 29
Polio Benefit, sponsored by Moose
Lodge. Sf--o
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-28

PUPPY. Cocker and Pointer Si2
months old, white with brown
spots, answers to "Freckles'
auire before 1880 pm, Waldnig,
215 S. Main ST., London Ohio;
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10
UnveiI1Q55 Edition
Of Turturs Friday

nom WindDcr Pa. won nDnol
award last season and could h"'n
AZ quarterback Ned Kramer.
Two lottcrman from I,4N,.s
grv viii be backc dup by Army
veteran Joe Trcpiak who return
ia late last season but law lit.
lie action
The best OF The returning
halfbacks include Jack Goggins
OF Flint. Hank Lukowski OF
East Chicago. Indiana. Roger
icraig of Dearborn and Don
Halver of Siambaugh. Terry
Pagan Of Scalp Level. Pa. and
Bill Samples of Detroit are the
best bets at fullback.
Don Gorcncc regular for twC
wears at guard and tackle bcior'
leaving COR Army service. wa'
charged this summer and hcl
help the line immensely The 81,
pound senior from Chicago head
tnt line candidates along viii
Steve Gcnyk. Fill Walker. Ben
ny Paoluccl. Bill zee, and Clai
encc Shelley of Detroit an dDar
SzweikowSk of Hamtramck
This will mark the first season
since l947 that WAYNE has hclc
It's preseason training in Detroit
The Tariars abandoned then
Brighton training site after PAC
rules forbid il The University o
Detroit has taken over the cdn1
tins year for two weeks
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10
DUKE HARRIS COULD Steal
DOUBLE BOXING SHOW
Auto Classic
Top Drivers
at Foir Nets

Two major au'Omo'no event
wii feature ihe iluai Simdav ~
HE 1858 Michigan stale Fan
wih a 25O-milc la'c model auto
Face n the afternoon ana -
troupe Of Canadiao cdnll,
performing at night
The auto race. always d clas-
sic Of Michigan State Fair grand
ST. nd entertainment. will be
open TO 1853. 81 and SIS cars.
The gruelne event VIII hc
sanctioned By SAFE Ni'h the top
drNer, from the Cntuii OF Cham
pwu- competing against the lead
M Michigan pilot.
Owe Of The latter cc tam 10
cnhp ic j, Jack ConclN 81 Il -h-
TEN Mica. 4 top drNcf III both
Il io Cly and Flat RocA Speed
"ef, IN the Dciloii area
Noarlr Nun the recent l0O-l.p
t.i Rock Circut' q Champior-
r1sc uiln his 1853 CncNrplef
MINI 90 The sane dlycr- who
competed n ihai CLASSIC wll b.
~ BAND for tins bigger event
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10

asNaff $500
The dinner marked the official
,felease Of the second edition OF
we sevcn-language dictionary,
which is dedicated, by their Joint
Iefmissions, to President Eiscn-
no"er, Queen Elizabeth, Presi-
q,ent Coty Of France, President
neuss Of Germany, Former Pres
,neent Einaudi Of Italy, President
nnuiz Confines Of Mexico and King
Tgastaf vi Adolph Of Sweden.
Inc joint dedication Of the new
,rork was obtained by Britannica
~ the interest Of better world
understanding. Never before in
saollshing history has such APP
s,,oval been granted by the chiefs
- seven nations.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10
Cubs Purchase Three
More From Monarchs

CHICAGO. III (CNSl The
Chicago Cubs raidcd for q second
'lmc the Kansas City Monarch
n getting topnotch Negro talent
Previously they bought their
double play combination from the
Monarchs n Gene Baker and
ernie Banks
Last week thc> bought three
Young players for an undiscloscd
um
They were j. G. lJocl Hartman
81 shortstop; George Lee Alt
man. %. FIRST baseman-ouifioIdcr
and Louis b Johnson. p out
fielder
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10
RITZ
VIEWS
BY FRITZ POLLARD

NkW YORK tGloball q lUu.
inlr ago. people BEGAN to ay
'ho wc,, tired % ncarins Jectlc
Rp1rSon' namc-iuCd 81 read
tn about INN Not that ihc>
in,ai admire HIM, but they fell
th. Whenever Nrgrocs latch ont,
moro. They never let him eo.
Well. anybody who is tired
about hearing and reading
about Mr.. John Roosevelt Rob
inson had better get rested. Be
cause said Mr.. Robinson is
going TO make good sports copy
Tor long time. and he will
continue 10 make good copy
even after he hangs up his
spikes.
Jackie II that kani oi ball.
player Eycrybodv remembers
Tow he sparHei the team whcr
ne first came up 10 the Dod.cr,
Ie was hitting. running. field
ng sensation He bad speed dead
~ accuracy and VIII 90 wir
And he made cws-lois Of II,
Today Jackie hasn't the speed
ne once had and he tumble,
occasionally But he s'ill has IN,
will TO win and when hos in the
game. everybody know, ne wants
20 come out on top
And so. even though his legs
have lost little of their spring.
he still has the fans on the
edge OF their seats when he gets
on first. Those who realize he
has slowed down a little would
rather take il little easy and
not take such long lead away
from the first sack: but its al
ways thrill. 10 see him there;
and he's good 10 wake up any
crowd.
However ne dctcrosalc, il
crmS Of phys cal fitness. is Ions
6 Jackie Robinson keeps . park
" interest in the came he'll TIE
ire n ctrrr uaiklne PLAY ~
ne ucld IIc u.' ~ KIND ~
player
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10
Fall Festival to Spur Metro Beach Change Over
No Fee
For Entry,
Parking

\ Metropolitan Beach will
Il The change-over from
inner 10 fall activities with
4 Fan Festival on Saturday
from 10 , pm.
Dancing in the central plaza.
ambition sofibsll and volleY
|t,n. roller skating show. golf
,,niesis and children's contests.
with prizes. are on the pro-
csn, There are no parking or
omission charge.
..or contests on the l8-h0lc
pu'' course VIII start at j
k ard continue all after :
81 ile Detroit Civil Air Patrol
| IT ma Viii perform on the
e * at 1880 o'clock
mcnS recreation class
n u teams Of Mt Clemens
IaFa Detroit play al , o'clock
(' pr dancing from $50 10
fhc ST Clair Shore Cily
H. orchestra
Drr.i area knights OF Column
mpions. the 81. Patiick's
\ sill meet the Chevrolet
aeclng team Of the West De-
Cass A league on the cx-
'on soitball diamond al 3
Professional skaters from MI.
clemens will perform dance.
|stk and scrobaiic numbers al
he roller rink starting al 4
o'clock.
4 nature education program
iing Of display Of plants,
h. and other wildliie OF the
10 md a conducted hike VIII be
~ Bill Hopkins chief nat
81 of the lIurun-Cinton Met
!, Titan Authority starting at
81 o'clock
Contests IN the childicn's area
Fart at , O'clock,
Parking charges at the beach
were discontinued after Labor
pw
YTn hours for activities are:
ia 50. 9 am To Z pm;
,a 5 20 9 on weekdays.
b saturday and Sunday.
/ r mec. 4 TO Z daily tot
\ aufilcpoard and games area.
b. IS z ua Saturdays and sun
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10

The Tariars. who are getting
their latest start since pre-war
years. have been restricted 10
three weeks OF work prior 10
The opening game al Louisville
u. Oct. |. President Athletic
Conference regulations have
dictated the late start.
Wayne first formal practice
vill be held ON Saturday at Tar
IA Field. Head Coach Herb
smith his indicated that practice
.tsSions prior to The start of
l,sscs on sept ~ viii be held
~ the afternoon PAC ulcs limit
'icsc sessions 90 single two.
tour period q day
With but - lctlcrmcn return.
re from last sea- club that
Won three. lost five and tied one
smith faces tough task The
veteran coach. who is taking over
qs head coach for the SECOND
inc in seven years. counts on 40
rriddcrs to respond on opening
day. we should have others re-
porting after school starts. ne
lddcd
Lack Of manpower will be the
most serious problem faving
Wayne this year. Since fresh
men are no longer eligible 10
compete on varsity teams al
Wayne. Smith must put ioseih-
or squad with the holdovers
from last year. A fe wjunior
college transfers are also ex-
petied 10 help.
Smith counts lcttermcn return.
me after every position. but with
The end problem his most serious
Only Bob Lovasik is returning
'rc mlast years club although
Charlie Baughman a sophomore
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10
RyH-Lopes
at Olympia
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10
|Jaguars Deep in
(onditioninu-Up

! the 1853 end sea-
i, 81 week were the
s rpH WvcrSity Jaguar Cats
rear tho annual call from
4 s " Mumtord
Early predictions are that the
Jsgusrs will be unusually well
Stocked with talent especially
that Of The freshman variety
and ihai the local eleven will
be the heaviest in quite a few
sessons.
Oh 'n for the Cats VIII be d
1ll. which will continue
Nl 'n beginning of classes
tae'ncnics will take up mos'
' opening sessions After
q VIZ Cats stafl will teach
Inr aials and round out The
'eaa' workout with light con
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10

WASHINGTON, DCScven handbound sets oil the ne" seven
language Encyclopaedia Britannica World Language Dictionary
for each Of the whose languages arc
neere presented representatives OF the White House ana
81 the embassies England France, Germany. Italy, Mexico
and sweden by Britannica President Robert C. Pcbe at din
recently in Washington Earl Chsney personal representa-
tive Of President Eisenhower left is shown receiving The
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10
Vets Council

As par, Of It's activities at
this years Far, the Allied Vet
Grams Council of WAYNE County
will operate a booth at which
handicrait items made by the
hospiializcd and disabled will be
on sale
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10
JOBS TO $500 MONTHLY

Foreign & U.S.A. All trades Fare
paid IL hired. No cmplovmehi
fees Free information Write
Dept 90F. National Employ
ment Inform Serv, 1920 Broad,
Newark. N. j.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10

This second edition Of the Bril-
tannica World Language Die
tionary is the product Of the Joint
effort of more than $50 scholars
from all over the world, all spe-
cialists in one or another Of the
languages printed in the work.
When the first edition was issued
about a year ago, Mr.. Preble an
nounced that copies Of the world.
language sections would be sent
to such specialists with an invi-
tation to suggest corrections or
additions. So voluminous and val
liable were these suggestions that
the second edition emerged almost
twice as large as the first.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28
Nashua Heads
|McLennan LIST

MIAMI, Fla. Dec. 20 (P.--
Nashua. horse Of the year. head
IA list of IS thoroughbreds nomi'
mated for the $4,000 McLennar
Handicap to be run February 4
The list includes Social Out
cast, winner last season: % win.
ners of rs stakes this year. AMI
SO candidates for the $10o.00t
Widener Handicap two week.
later.
The McLennan is at a mil.
and a furlong and the Widenel
at q mile and q quarter.
Nashua. also nominated FOL
the Widener. can surpass Cita.
tons record as money winning
thoroughbred by winning bott
these races. II he wins both
he will become the seventh horse
to do 1t. Spartan Valor. Coal.
town. FL Mono. Armed, Big Peb.
BILE, and Many Stings were dou.
BILE winners.
In addition to Nashua ane
Social Outcast. the McLennar
attracted such performers as E
Chama, Sea o Erin, Prendase
Sailor, Blue Choir, Hickory Hill
elevation, First Aid. Speed
Rouser. Dedicate. Switch On
Mister Black, Monk Shoe, Mi;
Clementine. Ifabody, Platan
Grand Statute, Rosemary B.
Busher Fantasy, War Command
HelianthuS and Full Flight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28
Girl Who Sought
Nashua Selects
IGeIding as Gift

NEW YORK. Dec. % (P.--
Twelve-year-old Karen Ann Nc
CURE, who bid $24.03 for the
great race horse Nashua, has
fallen in love with another horse
"a gentle 8-year-old gelding
who will soon be her very own.
Karen's bid. which was the
total of her savings, was a little
bit short of the $1,251. 900 record
price that Nashua brought at
auction last week.
But directors of the Hanover
Bank, which sold Nashua. were
so impressed by the girls desire
TO own a horse they decided to
find another one for her.
Karen, of suburban Valhalla.
N. Y. was taken to the Round
Hill Stables in Greenwich, Conn,
yesterday to make her choice.
"She tried a lot of them, but
fell in love with this one" said
Don r. Hassell, assistant Sec
retary of the bank. She rode
the chestnut gelding for an hour
and a half.
The horse will be presented
to Karen at Greenwich tomor-
row. She already has a name
for it-Hanover's Wishing Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28
BOWLING
With ROD THOMAS

District Major League battle be-
tween teams attempting to avoid
the cellar. They tied for last
when the Bohemians. paced by
Howard Parsons 1876, won
two.
Abe Weinberg, runnerup to
Santini in the News event, was
best for Miller High Life with
399.
But most of the excitement
last night was conferred in the
performance Of Curles Movers,
who swept Rex Engraving Co.
with a 2,009 set at the Anacostia
iSpillway. The Movers games
were 629. TOO and $50. The indi-
ividual tallies were Billy Watson,
404; Pete Santora, 407, Guy
Andes. 43l; Danny Pessagno,
1855, and Fred Murphy. 400.
Grady Motors BANKED Be-
thesda to come within q game
lof leading Silent Sales, loser of
two to Glebe Radio. Wing En-
glebrecht's 385 paced Grady with
Paul Jarman best for Bethesda
at 395. Billy Stalcup led Glebe
with 1922 and Jack Moulton
had 154-412 for Silent Sales
With Clete Pannell firing
1922, Chevy Chase Chevro-
let swept Pepsi Cola.
The standings: Silent Sales
32-l9; Grady, 1920; Glebe, 49,
%; Chevy Chase, 1922: Curles,
1928; Rex Engraving, 27-24;
Pepsi Cola. 21-30; Bethesda, 20
81; National Bohemian. 1882;
Miller, 1892.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28
|Stricter Amateur Rules
Affect Younger Golfers

shoot win have full control Of
the fiagstick in both match and
stroke play. II the fiagstick /:
attended and players ball strikes
either the stick or the attendant,
the player Is @penalized. There
Us no penalty for hitting an un-
ATTENDED stick. The opponent no
longer can exercise any control
over the fiaestick.
The rights Of the owner Of the
ball nearer the hole on the put
ting green have been limited in
both match and medal play. In
match play. the player who Is
away may ask that the other ball
be removed If he feels it inter-
Iferes with his play. The owner
mo longer can lift his ball at will
In medal play, If the player,
who Is away, considers the ball
nearer the hole is In the way,
he may require the owner to
lift 1t or play first. at the owners
option. II the owner of the ball
nearer the hole thinks his ball
might help his opponent, the
owner may play first but not lift
except at his opponents request.