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Evening star., 1955-06-05
1921 Conn. Ave. NV. DE. 2-3600
MOVE TO HOWARD CITY.

This Is one you ought 70 see. zs
acres: S-room house, needs repairs
Large barn and other bldss:; z.
wooded, other level ground. aione
river. Good location for lake on
new Route 20. short distance north
of Burtonsville.
Five acres; S-room house: oil hot
water heat; bath and powder room;
fireplace. large porches, oeautllul
atfees. This place has lots OF charm
Short distance off new Route ~
10 miles from Washington.
Two acres; 6-room brick house: bath
oil heat: greenhouse. garage. Neal
Clarksville on old Route ~.
one and one-half acres: Arm. semi.
bungalow . rooms unfinished or
2fd f.; bath: oil heat; shower In
basement. In splendid condition
30 miles from Wash. Price. $l3.5oo
One acre; new. broom brick bunsa-
low; oil hot water heat; full base
sment; fireplace; near Hopkins
Laboratory. 16 miles from wash.
on new Route 90.
40 acres. One Of the finest. stock
farms in Howard Co. T-rm. house;
auto. heat: bath: large barn. beau
tiful shrubbery, plenty OF water
Other large and small farms, build
ing lots and acreage throughout the
county. Call PAUL B. BEARD.
nkaltors CLARK sVille 3Q0-M
Evening star., 1955-06-05
UPPER MONT. COUNTY
10 ACRES

= III ASASEio
Ultra modern new brick
rambler on 10 wooded acres
near Potomac River. IN one
OF natures most delishtful
settings with a commanding
view Of Maryland and Virginia
countryside. House contains
living room (22x15O with
structural glass fireplace. dtno
ing room 3 bedrooms; 5
baths, stainless steel kitchen.
breakfast room, utility room.
full basement with recreation
room and fireplace. baseboard
oil hot-water heat: house fully
Insulated. air conditioned;
2.car garage: thermopane
picture windows. Within easy
Committing distance wash
ington. Reasonably priced ~
&36,600.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
3O5-ACRE FARM

sEr cENTREvLLE AND MANASSAS
Keel. development property: 80
acres. approx. 100 acres bluegrass
ILfZABETH BURNS REAL ESTATE
lHetween centreville and Manassas
HR S-0Ib7 JE. 4-2221
Evening star., 1955-06-05
4 S O A CIR e S

Softly rolling. mostly cleared; about
i. mile Of state road and larSs
stream on prop; large. mod. 2
!. story home, huge barn, swimminE
pool. lake, sites; ioc. in Centre.
Vile nr Bull Run. Price reduced
70 SIS, 1000. IA. 2-52so. 3
Evening star., 1955-06-05

20 MI. FROM D. C.
To- acre homesites. Beautiful vista
OF Blue Ridge. Cool summers. Conv.
shopping, churches. schools, public
pool, ideal for investment because
low, low taxes, From s400 an acre
10qs down payment, easy terms.
Call Herndon 10-W-1 or write 8. A..
LISCHINSKY, Broadview Farms,
Sterling, Va, OWNER. Located
corner Rts. 500 and 636.
Evening star., 1955-06-05

SIX MILES FROM DC. 100 CHOICE
LEVEL LOTS. COMPLETELY FIN.
ISHED: WATER. SEWER, STORM
SEWER. CURB. GUTTER AMI
STREET. ONLY $3.50 EACH
WITH HALF CASH. WILL SUBOR-
DINATE TO RESPONSIBLE PAR.
TIES. CLOSE TO SHOPPING AND
SCHOOLS. XcELLENT CON-
STRUCTION AND PERMANENT
FINANCING AVAILABLE WITH
THIS SUBDIVISION. MINIMUM or
10 LOTS TO A BUILDER. zONED
SUBURBAN. VA APPROVED. CALL
JIM CRAVEN
Evening star., 1955-06-05
ono ACREq

Dairy farm: milking par
lor a stanchionl. 400-gallon
milk tank. bank barn, stone
feeding shed, usual outoullo-
ines: Broom frame. modern
house. 5 bedrooms. 2 bsthsi l
mile frontage on Route 26.
10 miles from Rockville.
$l05,000.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
10 ACRES
$500 DOWN

IA MILES FROM D. Csc.
Mostly clear: beautiful bldg. site;
very fertile ground; stream on rear
Special price. $3.50: easy terms.
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
Realtor, 3214 Branch Ave. Sc.
10. S-7700. Ewes. RE. 6-S543.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
135 ACRES

Authentic 1895 brick manor
! house on 1876 fertile acres
In upper Montsomery County.
Nd, House contains o rooms.
central heating, 3h baths:
slate roof. handsome manteis'
random width floors. ex-
euisfte woodwork with Chipen-
daie staircase; all rooms with
. iireplacss; servants quar-
ters. 0-room modern man
ager's house: bank barn. silo.
cattle shed and usual out
f, 6ldgs.: 2-car garage. Manor
house is located at the emo OF
an attractive lane oorderea oy
shade trees, formal gardens:
oiItstandine view elevation
800 III Farm Is well watered
with stream and springs; 20
min. to washington. S62'o0O.
terms.
Evening star., 1955-06-05

3UUFACREso
Reef cattle farm, large
q frame 7-bedroom house. IN
excellent condition, with. z
baths; bank barn. 2 silos;
other outbuildings. GOOD
stream. 35 acres woodland.
Outstanding view. 33 miles
d. C S55. 900.
Evening star., 1955-06-05

BUY $4,000 square feet
of land for 1900 equal
in area to Is lots,
60x120.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
LAKE BARCROFT

Beautiful corner lot; must sell. my
loss is your gain. I have paid In
$500 on lot. viii take 81 500 Of
that equity. your sayings-S1 800, !,
and you take over small monthly
payments. For more information
call IA. 5-5672 or DU. 7-4S00.
VIRGINIA COMMERCIAL
CORNER LOT Of 2.34 acres. ideally
situated. excellent visibility. At the
intersection Of two main hwys. with
an average daily traf1c count OF
over $4,000. 20 min. D. c. This
ing or clearing REQUIRED.
Evening star., 1955-06-05

O1AIAAVAII0 AI' AU1N1NVAI4A1N
1879 Park Road NV. Phone Sunday.
West River 6524. Afterwards. co.
H-AOAC
Evening star., 1955-06-05
TERMS

Down payment and monthly. pay.
ments to suit any reasonable re-
Quirement upon approval OF devel-
opers who do their own financing.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
PAUL D. HERMAN
320 Southern Bldg.

4-BEpRM. BRICK HOME
SELBY- Y-ON-THE-BAY
New year-round home. tiled bath,
GE kit. oil warm-air heat; frepl.
and porch. S16,460. Open Sat. and
Sun. OWNER. AP. 7-46Sl. - I.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
5-ACRE FARM

For sale: 3 bedrms.. III baths. base
board heat, shade trees. spring fed
pond; / mi. so. Of Manassas, By
OWNER. Phone Manassas 4S2-W
Evening star., 1955-06-05

Ror further particulars Of this and
other properties. contact L. A. Aoer-
crombie. Poolesville 1881.
Randall H. Hagner IL Co.,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-19
Sessions Wins
Scholarship

Henry T. Sessions, Route !
Conway, has been awarded {
Coastal Carolina Educational
Foundation scholarship for ;he
coming year at Coastal Caroline
Junior College. Mr.. Sessions, the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon W
Sessions OF Conway, lives in the
Maple section of Horny County.
Mr.. Sessions graduated from
the Conway High School in 1916
and served two years with the
I. ). Army, part of which time
vas spent on duty in Korea
Here ne was awarded the Silver
Star with V for valour, the third
highest decoration conferred By
the L. S. government upon sold
iers.
He was a student at Coastal
Carolina College last year serv-
.ng as President Of the SUDDEN,
council. This scholarship has
0ee" gwen II recognition not
MY Of the outstanding academ-
c record which Sessions made
D.; the College. but also in ap-
Eec!a'ion OF his unusual con-
-lout!o3 TO the promotion OF
s. C--cse interests Throughout;
O. tie.
~. .saaS!ons is married TO the
-..-. - Dean Johnson who
IS also a student al the Col
&C. st year. They have be-
'He tie parents OF a daughter.
IA Dean Sessions. Mr.. SEES
Us }. aSs!Stan; manager Of the
...- -.a:.cn. ". T. A. 3. a,
ADO: c.. y. c. He is a mem
r Of IL Maple Baptist Church.
c Masonic Order and the
.oo1"-. O. the World
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-19
New DeSofa
On Display Here

The daring. ultra-modcrn
flight Sweep" BODY stv1;np
.nc"0t Of the new 1856 De Soto
'ombincs the beautiful sweepinr
mes Of the Forward Iook,,
Nth high-sweep fin-typc rear
'ndcrs to provide an even more
ramatiC, low slung. taut, eager
nj striking forward thrust ap-
earance. 1t was first displayed
us morning at Brady Motor
'ales in Tabor City.
From the new full swept per-
Grated mesh floating" grille
bumper, parking lights and safe
Y beam hcadlamps, to the smart
new upswept color sweep and
rear tenders with thrcc-ticred
urreted. body-intcgratcd and
lghly decorative tail 1amDs
hoSc cars are 1.-the. clcan-lined|
ma uncluttercd. They will be
ecognized Immediately as the
narteSt. longest and lowest
ooking ever produced bv De,
'oto' according 10 A. f. Kiinb-
riy' Chief Engineer. Dc Soto
DIVISION Of Chrysler Corpora
ion.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-19
Greer Sea Circle
Elects Officers

The Lila Watson Circle OF tn,
Green Sea Baptist Church me
with Mrs. Tom Lupo at hel
home this month at which timt
the election of ne wofficers high.
lighted the session.
Mrs. Tom Lupo will serve a:
chairman with Mrs. Carnie Luz
20, Jr. as co-chairman.
Mrs. Clayton Higgins was
named TO the post Of secretary
and treasurer.
Chairmen appointed include
Guide Mrs. Hoyt Floyd, Com
munity Missions; Mrs. ]. B
Fogle Social; Mrs. Mac Mills
Literature; Mrs. Dale Clemens,
Mission Study; Mrs. Milton
Clemens, Program; Mrs. Dan
Jordan, Fowler; Mrs. Wayne Ell
lott. Publicity; Mrs. Norman
HARRISON, Enlistment; Mrs. Ted
Lupo, Stewardship.
Refreshments were served by
the hoS;esses TO ten members
turing the evening.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-19
New Pontiac
Celebration Set

There will be balloons for the
Riddles and a look at the new
dynamic 1856 Pontiac on Fri
day at Rogers Pontiac Company
r. r. Rogers, owner OF the
local agency, said today that the
new automobile was fabulous
looking. He attended dealers
)review showing OF the new au-
20 on October - in Charlotte.
Everyone is invited 10 attend
the showing Of the new Pont-
lac said Rogers. Plans are L
ave two or three styles on dis
play.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-19

was performed against a bach
ground OF pine and ivey anc
books Of white gladioli.
Cshers were Robert Cashwel'
and Charles Lewis OF Elizabeth
town.
Prior TO the ceremony a pro-
gram of nuptial music was pre-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-19
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two automobile agencies here
Monday night between $50 and
$50 o'clock.
Chief Epps said the youngsters
were 10 and IL years of age
cokes, crackers and about five
collars in silver was taken from,
the two places.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-19

scented by Miss Dolores Kay
Porter. pianist, sister of the
bride, and Miss Jane Smith. So
.oiSt Of Tabor City.
The bride entering the altar
With the bridegroom, wore a
treet length dress of white sat-
n covered with net. The basque
bodice was fashioned with an
oval neckline. She carried a
White prayer book Showered
With stephanotis.
The mother of the bride wore
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-19
MISS VIRGINIA MAE PORTER
AND DAVID CAUSE WE'D IN
SANDY PLAIN CHURCH RITES

In a lovely ceremony at 4
o'clock on Sunday. October 9 al
the Sandy Plain Baptist Church
Miss Virginia Mae Porter and
David Cause were united IL
marriage by the Rev. Clyde
Prince.
The double ring ceremony
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-19

. dress Of teal crepe with n,.,
ing accessories and a lavsns
orchid corsage at her shopiSoa
Following the ceremony III.
brides parents entertained ,,,.,
a reception at their home NJ
Bell Norris greeted guests al ~.
door and Mrs. Flora B. Corr \;
rected to the brides table Will,
was OVERLAND with an impoJ
lace cloth and conferred with ~
arrangement of mixed flow
Evening star., 1955-11-20
I

MoryIond rooters will back
Frank Tomburello os the best
quorterbock IN the country.
He's still q junior and If he
doesn't moke the lists this yeor.
there IS onother chance. He is
o tricky runner and fine posser.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
Maryland and Navy
Contenders for
AII-America
CONTINUED
CONTINUED

Francisco Forty-niner quarterback
who specialized in taking and accu-
rate passing
George not only Is good player,
but he has the respect of the other
players" Coach Erdelatz says. when
he calls a play, they know it's right"
Welsh was outstanding in Navy'S
27-20 victory over Army last year and
the MiddieS' victory over Mississippi
in the Sugar Bowl. In his first five
games this season, he rolled up 635
yards in passing, better pace than
Bob Zastrow set when he made Navy's
all-time record of 1.l37 yards through
the air in 1850.
Here's an example of Welsh's great
play this year. Against Penn State
he completed is of 20 passes for 285
yards, record at Penn States Beaver
Field and for Navy passer. Rip
Engle, Nittany Lions coach, said:
They say Welsh is All-American. He
was today. II it wasn't for Welsh it
would've been close football game"
His uniform sizes are: Shoe, ga;
football pants. 80 regular; headgear.
6T. In his Middle uniform he looks
even more unimpressive than in foot
ball gear. An announcer at one game
mistook him for manager and asked
him: Can you find out what your
band is going to play at halftime2"
After another game. a fan in the hotel
lobby told him to move aside SO can
get look at the players"
II Pellegrini, who has been OUT
standing all season, makes ALI
America teams this year at center, it
will be unusual. He never played the
position until this season
An outstanding guard for two years,
Pellegrini was shifted to center by
Coach Jim Tatum to plug gap. He
hasn't disappointed. The massive 1913,
225 poundsl Bob was choice on the
preseason All-America polls and 1t
looks as If he'll make the selectors
look good.
One play he made against UCLA
may rank as the outstanding individ-
ual effort of the year Maryland had
its back to the goal line with the score
90 when Pellegrini laid a vicious
tackle on the Bruins fulIback. He
fumbled, the Terps recovered on the
1-yard line and went on to win TO
Against UCLA, Pellegrini intercepted
pass and threw ball carriers for at
least three losses. He intercepted an
Evening star., 1955-11-20

other aerial against Missouri and in
the Wake Forest game, blocked three
passes just after they left the quarter
backs hand.
Opposing coaches are unanimous in
saying he's the best center their teams
have faced all year. What does his
own coach say about him. He could
easily be the Nations Lineman of the
Year." says Tatum.
Beagle made the All-America teams
of the Associated Press, International
News Service, Look Magazine (Selected
by the Football Writers Association of
America). Sporting News. the ALI
America Board, New York Daily News,
the Metropolitan Sunday Newspapers
and Movietone Newsreel last year. He
was awarded the Maxwell Trophy as
the outstanding college player of 1854
The 6-foot. 166-pounder caught 10
passes for 243 yards last year and has
been favorite target of Welsh this
season. He is an outstanding defen-
sive player Ronnie stars In the class
room, too. Like Welsh, he is 80
student at the Academy where 40 is
tops and 2.5 passing.
Beagle is a great pass catcher, a
great blocker, a great tackler-but
most Of all, he's great guy" Coach
Erdelatz says.
Maryland supporters will tell you
that Welsh or no Welsh, there is no
better quarterback in the country
than Tamburello. They could be right
for Tambo" is good one. A pre-law
student, he directs brainy offense,
is tricky runner and fine passer
But Frank is Junior and All-America
selectors tend to give seniors like
Welsh the nod when the choice is
close.
AS for the others, Vereb, a pre- med
student, is hard runner with speed,
power and elusiveness Sandusky,
235. and the heavyweight boxing
champion Of the Atlantic Conference,
is fine blocker and a slab of granite
on defense. All-American Bob Ward,
assistant line coach at Maryland, says
Davis is one Of the finest guards he
has seen. Walker. hurt a good bit this
season, was chosen on the Associated
Press All-America second team last
year. They all have chance to make
some Al-America squads. But look
for Welsh, Beagle and Pellegrini to
get the most consideration on the
mythical elevens.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-09-23
"Center of the Southeast"

to set up barriers between our
fellow-Jews in Israel and our
selves"
Stating that clearly, therefore,
there are tasks of the highest i'm
portance which we must carry out
for Israel and the Zionist cause
generally the Rabbis' Call sets
forth these detectives as follows:
we must organize public opin-
ion. strengthen America-Israel
friendship. mobilize economic sup
port for Israel. conduct an inten-
sive program of Zionist education.
rally Jewish youth under the
Zionist banner. and strengthen the
cultural and spiritual bridge be-
tween Israel and American Jew
rY."
The Call concludes:
These vital tasks can be fully
accomplished only if we have a
strong and effective Zionist Or
sanization. backed by adequate
resources and manpower. We.
therefore. call upon our fellow
American Jews to identify them
selves with the program and ac-
tivities of the Zionist Organiza-
ton of America and. through
such Zionist affiliation. to ensure
Israel's development and Jewish
survival.
"This is the positive and mean
ingful way of life for American
Jews!"
Mr.. May also announced the
appointment of Rabbi I. Usher
Kirshblum of New Warden Hills.
New York. vice president Of the
ZOA. as national ZOA member
ship chairman for his fourth con-
secutive year.
Some of the Southern Rabbis
who have signed the Call thus far
Continued on Page 3l)
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-09-23

rulers. and not yet included in
the security arrangements Of her
friends in the West. Israel urgent
ly needs our fullest support" the
Call says.
The Rabbis, in their Call, charge
that "the forces arrayed- against
Israel in our own country have
greatly intensified their efforts to
undermine America-Israel friend
ship in the hope of bringing about
the ultimate destruction of the
Jewish State"
Moreover" they continue.
those elements which deny the
spiritual and cultural unity Of the
Jewish people persist in their
mischievous attempts TO confuse
and mislead American JewrY and
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-09-23

The Call, which was made pub
lie by Mortimer May, president of
the ZOA, points out that "1sraeFs
increasing isolation in this eighth
wear of her independence is a
cause for the most profound con-
Germ throughout the free world.
Confronted by the constant
threat of renewed Arab aggres-
sion, assailed by totalitarlan
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-09-23
Augusta, Georgia
$50 Rabbis Urqe
ZOA AffiliatiOn

More than $50 Rabbis American Judaism
Reformom all parts OF the country
JewrY the occasion Of the
Ioh HOLIDAYS urqinq identify them
selves activities the Zionist Organization Of
America and through aaon 1sraers de-
veonmenf and Jewish
Evening star., 1955-07-13
Two-Yucht Finish
Threatens Mark
In Honolulu Race

HONOLULU. July 13 P).-A
new record in the 2.200-mile
trans-Pacif1c yacht race seemed
certain today and there was
prospect of a close two-boat
finish for the first time in the
49-year-old classic.
Richard S. Rheem's ketch
Morning Star held a lead esti-
mated at go miles early yester-
day. But William S. Pomeroy's
l08- foot schooner Ramona,
which gambled on a late north
erly tack. may be in better wind
position for the run to the Dia-
mond Head finish.
In good winds the Ramona, a
San Francisco boat, is slightly
faster than Rheem's 98-foot
Morning Star, a Los Angeles
craft.
The Morning Star, holder of
the 1851 crossing record of 10
Gays 10 hours and 13 minutes,
should reach Diamond Head be-
tween z and 9 pm, Hawaii
time, tonight. the Coast Guard
cutter Gresham estimated.
This would break Morning
Stars own record by close to
"a hours in the San Pedro to
Honolulu race.
The Gresham radioed last
night that the Mai Tai, John S.
Grifhth's 65-foot yawl, has lost
her main boom and was out of
the race. The Mai Tai said no
one was hurt and she was pro-
ceeding to Honolulu.
Evening star., 1955-07-13

Hunter catch. and the shad
And here's q surprising bit oi
information. Every onesof these
fish was taken with an Abu
spinner ON spinning tackle. Hun
ter says he hooked and lost one
really big bass. which threw the
spinner. And all the time these
chaps were making this nice
haul. we sat around and caught
nary a one.
However. we made up for lost
time last Saturday fishing above
Seneca. Md. Although it was hoi
and the river rising, the I water
was clear except along the shore
In company. with Bee Prescott
and Skipper Vance, we trolled
and cast for a couple Of hours.
Taking a tip from Hunter, we
used an Abu spinner. Prescott
caught no fish, Vance one bass
and your scribe hooked four
bass, two catfish and two sun
fish. All were released. Prescott
rather sarcastically suggested we
catch q carp or an eel on the
Abu and then we could call 1t a
day.
Instead. NE snaooed sor,a-
thing, and after a sharp pull, in
came a fly rod. line and reel.
Except for mud and some rust
on the reel, the equipment was
in excellent shape. That capped
the day, and saying that here
after in his presence the Abu
Evening star., 1955-07-13
Aussies and Mexicuns Draw
Tonight for Davis Cup Opener

CHICAGO. July Is (R.-Harry
Hopman Of Australia and Raul
Fernandez Of Mexico, nonplay-
ing captains. viii select their
players and dra wfor opponents
tonight for the opening of the
American Zone Davis Cup tennis
competition.
The Aussies, If victorious over
Mexico in opening their cam
paign to regain the Davis Cup,
must hurdle Brazil, Japan and
q yet-to-be-dtermined European
zone champion to qualify for q
return engagement with the
United States team.
The challenge match against
the United States will be at For
est Hills. N. Y, August 25-27 and
the Aussies are highly favored
to reach the finals.
The draw tonight will deter
mine who plays in two first
round singles matches Friday at
the Saddle and Cycle Club. On
Sunday. they reverse opponents
for the concluding two singles
matches. The captains also will
select their two doubles teams
for action Saturday.
Australia is represented by
Evening star., 1955-07-13
u. S. Yachts Lead
In Tour of GotIund

VISBY, Sweden. July 13 Dr.
Two American entries were re.
ported in the lead today in a
field of 1os yacht in the Toul
of Gotland, the worlds largest
sea sailing race of the year.
A Swedish sea rescue plane
reported that the Windigo, own
ed by w. S. Gubelmann Of New
York, led Sweden's Refanut in
the Class l competition. Close
behind was the Carina, which
led the Class 2 entries.
The Carina, a 53-foot yawl
which won the recent trans
Atlantic race. is captured by
Richard s. Nye of New York
and has a college student crew
Yacht from nine countries are
entered in the 350-sea-mile race
around the island of Gotland in
Evening star., 1955-07-13
Belmor Gunderson
Opposes Fuvorite

PHILADELPHIA, July l3 up
Bunny Vosters. defending cham.
pion, met Rosa Maria Reyes, l6
of Mexico City. the Pan Ameri.
can champion today in the quar-.
ter-f1nals Of the Middle State.
Grass Courts Tennis champion.
ships.
Mrs. Vosters, seeded third
came from behind yesterday tc
win the second set and match
over Joy Valderranna, Phila-
Idelphia, 6-1, 6-3. Miss Reyes
advanced with a 6-1, 6-l wir
over highly regarded Ruth JEFF
frey of Melrose. Mass.
Top-Seeded Barbara Green OF
North Hollywood, Calf, moved
ito the quarter-final round with
la default win over Mrs. Melvin
johnson Of New Haven, Conn
The top-ranked Miss Green plays
Belmar Gunderson of Edgewood
Md, today. Miss Gunderson de-
feated Marjorie Norris of Be
ItheSda, Md, yesterday, 6-2, go
Evening star., 1955-07-13
MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN

Results yesterday
Natl, Q; Amer.
9All-Star game) Il:
innings.
Games Today
No games sched-
uled.)
Games Tomorrow
Wash. at Chi. (twi
night. T;30.
BALTIC. at K. c. (twi
-night).
Bos, at Det. (twi
night.
N. Y. at cleve. (n)
Evening star., 1955-07-13

et. L. at Bklyn: (n)
Chi. at N. Y. fn).
Mtlw. at Phila. (n).
Cine. ct Pitts. (n).
Evening star., 1955-07-13
NATIONAL

Results Yesterday
Natl, 8; Amer. |
All-Star game) Il:
tnnings).
Games To-day
No games sched-
uled.)