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Evening star., 1955-10-05

Senate Is continuing It's investi-
cation into conditions causing
delinquency; cities are organizing
community groups on q fun time
basis TO help meet the situation.
and law enforcement is stressing
training and improved methods
OF dealing with juveniles"
This type Of concerted effort
on the part Of government, citi-
zens. and law enforcement. /"
Chief Murray concluded. will
surely produce serious inroads
into present and future delin-
lquency trend"
Evening star., 1955-10-05
.TeurfuI Situution

FAYETTEVILLE, n C. R.-
1t was q fearful scene as en-
ployes opened the Carr Motor
Co. for business. A safe had
been opened in the night. setting
on tear gas. which filled the
building. Closer inspection dis
closed that $1,000 was missing.
Evening star., 1955-10-05
sDeelal Dl.p.tsA . n. s..r

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. s.
Washington Police Chief Robert
v. Murray warned yesterday that.
with juvenile crime rates rising
almost four times as fast as crime
among adults. the Nations police
departments had better work
faster in planning counter
measures.
Chief Murray made his re-
marks before the international
Association Of Chiefs Of Police.
meeting here. His speech was In
the for moi q report from the
association's juvenile delinquency
Evening star., 1955-10-05

system whereby the juvenile and
his parents report back to them
periodically.
g., While the fact Is recognized
that Juvenile Court Is the proper
place for the treatment, correc-
tion and follow-up Of juvenile
cases. police should assist as
much as possible in screening
cases when court facilities are
inadequate.
4. The number Of officers as
signed to the Juvenile unit Of .
police department should be In
proportion to the juvenile delin-
quency problem in that commu-
nifty.
Evening star., 1955-10-05
Action Follows

Chief Murray indicated thai
things are looking up in the fight
on juvenile delinquency.
1.-THE people throughout the
country have passed the stage oi
merely talking about juvenile
delinquency" he said. 'They are
now acting. The United States
Evening star., 1955-05-29
MySeotch Belle
NipsDateKnight
In $4,000 Pace

NV Scotch Belle, who whizzed
to a mile in 2 minutes last year
at Lexington, KY, beat of. a
strong challenge by the WASH
ington-owned Date knight to
win the $4,000 Governors Cup
Pace, featured last night at Rose
croft Raceway.
A crowd of 1920 watched the
Castleton Farm black 4-year-old
mare edge Date Knight in a rous-
ing stretch finish by a head.
Driven by Bill Current, MY
Scotch Belle led all the way,
with Date Knight, owned by Bill
Martin and driven by Bill Flem-
ing, hot on her heels throughout.
The winner was clocked in 2:llS
for the mile and a sixteenth.
Billy's Lady was third, followed
by Famous Mite. Forbes Han
over, Hughie Boy and Irish Way
in that order.
The betting favorite, My
Scotch Belle returned $4.60, $500
and $3.50. Date Knight paid
$3.50 and $3.50 and Billy's Lady
returned $3.50.
Adrian P. Fisher, secretary
treasurer of the raceway, pre-
sented the trophy in the absence
of Governor McKeldin.
Onda Hanover beat Miss An
toinette B to the wire by half
a length to win the sixth race,
the secondary feature, also a
pace.
Miss Star Nc won the opener
and Lighthouse Prince took the
second to return $217.80 to lucky
daily double ticketholders. Light
ouse Prince paid $32.80 to win.
Another eight-race card is list
ed for tomorrow night and feat
ured will be the first $4,000 leg
of the Triple Crown Pace.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
25hare Honors
.!nPeqasusShow
BY BRUCE FALES, Jr.

10 Chatelain and Don Pals
grove shared top honors yester-
day in the second annual Peg
asus Stable Boarder horse show
at the Meadowbrook show ring.
with Miss Chatelain taking the
advanced horsemanship cham
pionship and Don riding his
Psychic Saint to, the boarder
title.
Jo, riding Fen Kollock's Swamp
Girl, put in smooth performances
throughout the day to win, both
the advanced equitation under
saddle and the advanced Jump
ing classes. In the final ride-off
10 won over Miss Schreier, who
took the reserve advanced equi-
tation title.
Palsgrove had to work for his
championship after tying Elaine
Titus Spring Fever, last years
champion. Psychic Saint won
the under saddle class and
placed second in the open hunt
er while Spring Fever won the
open hunter and took second in
the under saddle event for their
scores of 8 points each. When
the two horses were shown under
saddle, the champion went to
Psychic Saint, with Spring Fever
taking the reserve.
In the beginners equitation
division, Miss Maggie Horsky
and Miss Mary Margaret Monk
battled it out, with Maggie COM
ing out on top with Mary Mar
garet reserve.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
Johnsonleugues
Open Wednesday

The Walter johnson Memorial
Baseball Leagues, which are ex-
pected to be $50 teams strong
by midsummer, open their sea-
sons Wednesday when AZ teams
clash at 81 Fairgrounds through
out the District.
The Minor League, comprised
of boys nine to IL years old,
has scheduled II of the games
Wednesday and the Major
League, for boys 13 and IA, will
begin with the other four games.
Competition is divided into
nine regions with the winners
coming together in late summer
for the, city-wide finals. Teams
will continue to be organized af-
ter the start of the season and
schedules adjusted later to COM
plete the round robin.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
GoIIidoy ! les WorIdMork
AS Michigan Wins Meet

COLUMBUS, Ohio, May % (P).
A heavy downpour after a pre-
liminary world record matching
feat in the 100-yard dash failed
to slow Michigan's surge to a
smashing triumph today in the
55th Big 10 outdoor track meet.
Michigan's total of 81 1/6
points virtually doubled defend
ing champion Illinois's second
place total of 81 1913.
In a competition swept by a
wide range of weather, most OF
it squall- like, Northwestern's Jim
Golliday ran the 100-yard semi
final in 0:09.3 for the second time
this season to match the world
mark.
However. an aiding wind
slightly over the accepted Maxi
mum for world records prevailed.
Golliday later streaked over a
near-fooded track to a 0:09.5
century victory and won the 220
in 0:21.3, two-tenths of a second
behind Jesse Owens conference
mark.
It was Michigan all the way in
a meet which produced fine per-
formances under adverse condi-
tions. The Wolverines won six
individual events and the mir.
relay. scoring in all but two OF
the IA competitions.
Defending champion Willard
Thomson of Illinois matched the
120-yard high hurdles record OF
IA seconds fiat. Thomson also
retaining his 220 low hurdles
crown, and Golliday were the
meets only double winners.
When Golliday whizzed to his
O:09.3 clocking, the wind velocity
was 4.55 miles an hour. just over
the allowable record win help Of
4.47.
In his 0:09.5 championship ef-
fort, the wind velocity was 2.6.
Evening star., 1955-05-29

What may prove to be the
worlds record black drum is a
90-pounder caught by John w
Douglass of Cape May Court
House last week in Delaware Bay
where the black drum fishing is
at its peak for the season. The
fish was hooked on clam and
shedder crab bait. The line was
50-pound test dacron and the
battle lasted Is minutes. The
former all-tackle worlds record
black drum caught on hook and
line was one weighing 81 pounds,
IL ounces, taken in April, l So,
of Cape Charles, Va, in Chesa-
peake Bay.
Bluefish in the pound to two
pound class are hitting all types
of lures off Oregon Inlet and.
barring bad weather. record
breaking week end is expected
for the Nags Head-Hatteras
area. While a number of hostel
ries along the beaches are filled
for this week end, authorities
there are hoping there will De
accommodations for all. The gulf
stream fishing outlook is good
with catches of dolphin, amber
jack, tuna. false albacore and
bonita being reported by parties
who have been exploring the
warm waters off Diamond and
Wimble Shoals. New summer
ferry schedules over Oregon In
let Ferries will be put into effect
four days ahead of time to take
care of the traffic if needed.
Adrian Darby, new manager Of
the Chincoteague Yacht and
Sportsman's Club. Chincoteague
Island, Va, reports that blue
fishing and porgy fishing is in
full sway and trout are being
taken in abundance. Boat cap
tains now available out Of the
clubs dock are E. H. Hudgins,
Clarence Melvin, Laurence Saw
age, Gene Jester and Harold
Reebe. Eqr reservations for over
Evening star., 1955-05-29
.Ifabody Wins
Al Delaware

WILMINGTON, Del, May %
(R.-The Elkcam Stables Ifa-
body sped to a convincing victory
in the $10,000-added Wilmington
Handicap today as Delaware
Park launched its 32-day race
meeting before an estimated IT,
500 fans.
S. q. Gottlieb's First Served
finished second, followed by
w. l.. Huntley's Hilarious. Ifa-
body, ridden by r. L. Stevenson.
closed with a rush to win going
away by two and half lengths
over First Served. The latter
was length and half in front
of Hilarious.
Ifabody, favorite in the field of
nine, covered the six furlongs IN
1:1035. Ifabody was rated nicely
off the leaders and closed fast
in the stretch to pay $9.40, $40
and $3.50. First Served paid
$500 and $4.20, while Hilarious
returned $500.
The Elkcam Stable received
$9,100 from the gross $12,825
purse.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
Navy Crewmen Win Race
On West Coost by Length

by about one-quarter length
from the Middies. BY the mid
way point the Midshtpmen had
drawn ahead and Washington
was battling the surprising STAN
ford outfit for second place.
As Coxswain Kent Drummond
called for 80 strokes per minute.
Navy drew into a one-length
lead at three-quarters and held
it. Washington led Stanford un-
til the final minute when the
Indians drew ahead.
Navy Won last years Western
Sprint Championship in 6:29.9.
John B. Kelly. jr. of Philadel-
phia, the National champion,
won as expected among the
single scullers as he went the
1000 meters in 1928. He fin
ished two lengths ahead of
Stuart Law of the San Diego
Rowing Club with Allen Smith
of Seattle in third place. Laws
time was 8:41.6 and Smiths
9:07.6. Trailing were Charles A.
Mcintyre. jr.. of Seattle, and
Robert G. Nelson of San Fran
cisco.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
Royal Fan Wins
Al Garden State

CAMDEN. N. j.. May % (P.-
M. S. Goldnamer's Royal Fan, a
14-to-1 shot, surprised 33,557
onlookers at Garden State Park
today by racing to a neck VIC
tory over Another World in the
$25, 900 added Colonial SHandi-
cap.
Royal Fan established a new
track record, running the six
furlongs in 1:101s to erase the
standard of 1:1o2s set by Beau
Gay in 1946 and equaled by YER
sify in 1858.
Royal Fan, ridden by Logan
Batcheller. paid $30.40, $14.00
and $3.50. Another World re-
turned $500 and $500, and
Cajole $20.60 for show.
M. S. Goldnamer received
$40, 300 as the winning share of
a gross $29,850 purse. The win
nings increased Royal Fans 1855
take to $28, ,125 in capturing three
of seven races.
Brookfield Farms I Salute, the
favorite, took the early lead and
held it to the top of the stretch
where Royal Fan swung to the
outside and rushed to the front.
Another World moved with the
Goldnamer horse and the two
thoroughbreds raced head and
head to the wire with Royal Fan
winning by neck.
Evening star., 1955-05-29

NEWPORT BEACH. Calf.
May % (R.-Navy SUCCESSFULLY
defended its Western sprint
championship as the Middle
crew rowed to a single-length
victory over Stanford today in
the fifth annual Newport Har-
Dor intercollegiate regatta.
The University of Washing
ton, cofavored with the Mid
dies, was third in the finals over
a choppy 2,000-meter course in
North Lido Channel. California
was fourth.
Navy won m the rather slow
time of 6 minutes AS seconds.
Then came Stanford at 6:47.9
and Washington at 6:48.6. Only
about a quarter length separated
the second and third place shells.
California finished in 6:52.7.
Washington had a far faster
time, 1924, in winning its heat
shortly after noon. but between
then and the time for the finals
q brisk wind came up.
A crowd OF 10000 watched
Washington take the early lead
Evening star., 1955-05-29
Blair Wins 7 rack Title:
Sets Three Meet Marks

vault mark by an even foot.
Don Heber tossed the discus 140
feet 6la inches to top the old
1876 feet 10 inch record. The
Blair Mile Relay Team won in
a record-breaking 1892, to bet
ter the old 3::34.5 mark.
Bill Walston of Wicomico stood
out as the meets top individual
performer, setting records in the
100-yard dash and the broad
Jump. Then he ran the third
leg on Wicomico's 880-yard re-
lay record-Setting team.
Walston ran the 100 in 10
seconds fiat to better the old
10.1 mark and leaped % feet
"A inches to top the former 81
feet ga inch broad Jump record
Wicomico set a 1899 880-yard
relay mark. topping the old
1:34.5 performance.
Other records in the Glass A
Division were: Tom TAFT of
Northwestern in the high jump
with a leap of S feet 1134 inches,
erasing the old mark by "a
of an inch; and Ed Vachine Of
Kenwood in the one-mile run
with a 1889 time, clipping one
second off the old record.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
BOYS BASEBALL SCORES
BOYS CLUB OF WASHINGTON

Midgets
No. 10 Police Boys Club, II; H. B.
sealtest, o; Harmony Ldoge, o.
Juniors
Leeway Rangers, IL; Miller's Furni-
SITS. Constantine and Helen, 4; George
WASHINGTON Flour, @; washington
Optimist, o.
ANNANDALE LITTLE LEAGUE
Sleepy Hollow, 8; Columbia Pines.
Holmes Run Acres. s; Broyhill Crest. 2.
Holmes Run Acres, 8; Broyhin Crest. 4.
(MinorsD
MONTGOMERY COUNTY BBA
Central Division Midgets
st. Catherine Laboure, 8; Parkway
Kensinston Blue Jets, IA; Cave Ford.
olenview Rockets, IL: EdEemoo
Western Division MidEets
Carrier Drug, 6; Bethesda Cinder
John Ligon, !; oliver Appliances, 8.
Eastern Division l Midgets
Takoma Tigers, 8; Potter's Clean
!, silver Spring Rec, II; East-west
Eastern Division ii Midsets
Packets Pharmacy, Z; Sligo Brand
view. =.
ST. Bernadette's. 5: Cakery- Keith, l.
Eastern Division Juniors
Mattos Paints. II: Takoma Boys
Wheaton Lumber. IL; Takoma Be
hawks, 0.
VIENNA LIONS
Minors
T'~ers, 10; Naples, z.
Lions, Is; Cubs, 5.
44Se4s o. Acorns. 5.
Naples s: Bobcats 5,
Evening star., 1955-05-29

New records were set in eight
of the 13 events in Glass A Divi-
sion yesterday as Montgomery
Blair of Silver Spring won the
State big" High School track
title with 2912 points at the
University of Maryland.
Elkton High School took the
Glass B championship. and
Washington County scored by a
single point over Brunswick for
the Class c crown.
Washington, winning its third
Glass c title, was the only team
to repeat.
Montgomery Blair and Wi
comico of Salisbury each set
three new Glass A records, as
Blair ended a three-year cham
pionship reign by Fort Hill of
Cumberland.
Even with three record-break-
ing performances. the best Wi
comico could finish was third
behind Bethesda Chevy Chase.
Blair's records were in the
pole vault, discus and the one
mile relay.
Jim Pickett leaped IL feet 6
inches to better the old pole
Evening star., 1955-05-29
CATHOLIC YOUTH ORGANIZATION

MlOkeLS
Mount Calvary. 8; St. dabriels, o.
Assumption. 5; st. Thomas. 3.
st. Bernsdette's, IL: st. Francis
LADY Lady Of Sorrows, L.: st. jerome
st St. Margaret's. o: St. jerome Cwhite,.
- Lady Queen of Peace s; St. John the
Eourdes; :; Little FISwes; ;,:s..,.
Holy Trinity. .: St. Mary's, 4.
Blessed Sacrament. 10; Little Flower,
soly 81 rhe@ss, SsdssmeF: Sacred Sac Sf'Hg Heart
Assumption. l2: Holy Comforter, 5.
g. g. !s%ss' ;aRn &. 2 s. St.pti.t. aqsn' st. Mar
garet'S, 0.
pnMGEftin St MsTgarsssi q ,TTrE 81 MaTtins TtEiaSuE
Gisaiaaiiis Giaats' 10: q senators. nsa s01i &. o.
Indians. 8; Yanfees mnSa' 4.
FALLS CHURCH KIwANIs
American League Majors
FGns FslIs c6areh GnS Movsrs spsf q koons Card:
American League Minors
Robertson's Raiders, II; CYo. 5.
Failfax Rebels, 10; Kiwanis, p,
Blvd. Esso Braves, z; Lions CLUB. Z,
fremont ESQ Tigers, s; Falls church
National League Majors
vFW Warriors, 13 Anderson Movers
Mats. .: ,Westend Yankees, 3.
National League Minors
Colts. o; Dodgers, 4
Civitan. 10: CYO, 9.
Mats, 5; Kiwanis. T..
WV Vets, Is; PIC Red Sox, 10.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
Summarizes:

summaries:
Mile run: John Moule, Michigan:
2-Rich Ferguson. Iowa; 3-Ron Din
tleman, Illinois; Gene sultze, Wis
consin: 5-Dave Hoke, Michigan State.
Alas.
100-yard dash: Jim Golliday,
Northwestern; 2-Harry Nash, Mime
sofa: 3-William Garner. Minnesota;
4-Bob Brown. Michigan: 5-John
Allen, Indiana. 0:095.
440-yard dash: 1-Kevan Casper.
MchEan stalf Ralp6 fessendes scrufSS M
nois: 4-Don Ward Indiana; Laird
Sloan, Michigan. O:47S.
rnI2..! is0,yard d,,l! high hurdles; 11willaEd
gan state; 3-Milt Campbell, Indiana;
Lester ste7es A9s "SSason io%s 46S R0s fies pPs
MtsS!d.se SsS9Td set in 1887 by Robert ossood'
$. sfs sst put 4 nc6ss ssordon 9wsR SehfsR Hoi
Minnesota, so 9A; 3-charles Thomas,
Michisan state, so 4Na; 6~Larry Stan,
SS6;yard run. Peter Gray. Michi-
keatinge, Iowa 4, Meade Burnette, Ohio
statsi 8; Fred vsn Eek Indiana @ d,iids hail.
3. Harry Nash, Minnesota; 1. Bob Brown.
Michigan; 5, Ed Hampton, Indiana.
0:2l.3.
Two.mils runml; Eish 4l,o! Ferguson; ON
Dalton. Wisconsin, 4, Ron Wallingford,
Pole Vault, Bob Appleman, Michi-
gan. - feet Ss4. inchesi . ttiedD. Will
liam Attewell and Fletcher Gilders. Ohio
State; Gardner Vandyke and Nick Piper,
w Eosr psvf snd sqTv RSgers ssnness no Rae
Charles coykendall, Michisan; Brealon
Broad jump: Clarence Stielstra.
Michigan, e feet 5s4 ineheSi Tom
HENDRICKS. Michigan: % # 3Ss inches:
lee Williams, Ohio State, as It. 4
% feet lisa inches.
High Jump; MARX Booth, Michi-
gan; feet INCHES; 2-Don Hillmer'
Lester Stevens Iowa. 8 feet ) inches;
5-(tie) Ron Kramer, Michigan; Stan
Menees, Michigan, and Jim Vrooman,
Michigan State, feet 2 inches.
G2G.ysrd ,IfHo,s lev hurdles Wiliard sssyss
Iowa; sMJack Mathews. iowa; Abe
Ohio, State. 0:23
=, Mile relay; I-Michigsn Laird;
Ssnt SLAM sefssps seser graz 3Sf FSsfn s5sae
''4Fei Team Spain point totals-Michigan, So ] ls;
Illinois, 81 1918; Iowa, 25 2/9; Min
nesota. "a 1 10; Michigan State. 1919:
Wisconsin, 12; Northwestern. 10; Pur-
Evening star., 1955-05-29
MILE
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ton in his first real season as a
miller. took over and swept past
the three-quarter mark in 3:02.
Chataway and Tabori were on
his heels.
Tabori, who wasn't good
enough to make the Hungarian
team in last years European
games-put on a squirt $50 yards
from the finish. Chataway also
spurted Immediately. Later he
said this was his mistake.
Hewson and Chataway held
the lead but as they came into
the home stretch there was no
holding Tabori. He forged for
ward to win by four or five
yards. Chataway nipped Hew-
son by inches.
Hewson was clocked in 3:43.2
as he led at 1,500 meters. The
world mark is 3:41.8.
Bannister said he now felt
many athletes would run faster
than four minutes-"but it will
never be easy" He said the alb
sence of wind and the even pace
making at the start made condi-
tions ideal for the sensational
race. The track. although damp
ened by "a hours of rains, is
built to absorb moisture. The
temperature was so.
Tabori, holding tightly to the
hand of a pretty girl who acted
as his interpreter. said he had
run scared" of Chataway. He
apparently had never heard of
Hewson. He said he expected
Chataway's great finishing kick
to prove too much, even as he
went into the lead in the home
stretch.
Tabori said he believed that
Sander Iharos, Hungary's No. /
metric miller and European L.
500-meter record-holder, would
have won the race if Iharos
hadn't become i'll yesterday fly
ing here from Hungary.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
With BILL LEETcH

night accommodation as well as
boats, call Darby at Edgewater
6-8945 or 6-8944.
***
The reports of regional war
dens on happenings in their ter
ritories, which appear bi-month-
ly in Maryland's little magazine
Maryland Conservationist." are
always of great interest to us. We
believe you will be equally as
interested. The cost of this pub
lication is only 81 per year or
$1.50 for a two-year subscrip-
ton. You can send in your sub
scription to the Game and In
land Fish Commission. Balti-
more 2. Md.
n
In covering the opening of the
trout season April Is, which we
observed on Big Hunting Greek
in Maryland, we commented
upon the number of rock dams
which had been constructed on
the upper reaches Of the creek
We gave credit for this to Ed
Barry and his crews who have to
do with inland fish management.
Warden Ben Phoebus. reporting
on his beat, says that members
of the Indian Lookout Club OF
Emmittsburg, Md. have been do
ing much of this. We doff our
cap to these fine conservation
lists and hope their efforts will
be emulated by others who fish
this and other Maryland and
Virginia streams. These dams
not only add greatly to the ap-
pearance of the stream but also
to its water-holding qualities
and fishing possibilities.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
BILLY DIRECT
SELECTIONS
FOR MONDAY

FUN MONDA
Titus Hanover, Crystal
Shirley, Air Lock.
2-SEATTLE CHIEF, Titan Eb-
lis, Elizabeth Erwin.
3-Hi Hill, Guy Chief, Hi-Lo's
Request.
4-Hal Law, Otis Hanover, Eric's
Joy.
5-Aerial Gunner, Boot Key,
Miracle Hill.
6-Rocky King, Vinco, Walter
Rosecroft.
Thomas B. Scott, Adois Boy,
Wilmington's Star.
8-Black Mink, Perky Madge.
Lambrook Direct.
Longsh0t Daily Double
10 EDNA AND
DARBY GIRL
Evening star., 1955-05-29
Colts Sign WombIe

BALTIMORE, May % (P.-
Royce Womble from Texas, the
best rookie the Baltimore Colts
had on their 1854 football team,
has signed to play again next
fall.
Evening star., 1955-05-29

SEVENTH RACE = THE Triple
Crown: purse. $4,000; pace; free-for-
all; l mile.
7. Adios Boy (Camdenl - 81
5. Wilmington's Star tTaylor)--- 5-2
Evening star., 1955-05-29
ROsECROFT CHARTS

Copyright 1855. BY The American Publishing Col
Weather Clear-Traek Fast
FIRST RACE-One mile: purse, $500 Class "a
Winner m {, ~ Direct BreVerMiss star Able BY Ber
Evening star., 1955-05-29

+ 8 &s, i BOY ss!. ss 3 era ss
Evening star., 1955-05-29

Two-donar mgtues paid--FoRT APAcHE sISSo s5.4O.
BOB KEY, 81 40 $4.40 LOUIS. GIRL $780,
Attendance 1896 handle, S306,104.
Evening star., 1955-05-29

Two-doar muues paid WORTHY XoLSTAA[RSIs Efs
Joy $3.50.
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-24
Faculty Members
AT AM&N College
Get Doctor Degrees

BY John Howard
Two members of the AMIN
college faculty and graduates of
AMIN college received their
doctor of philosophy degrees at
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-24
Recreation Center
Gets Donation of
Z Children Books

twenty-five books for children
were donated to Dunbar Recre-
auon center recently by Mrs,
frances E Whaley of 3l9 West
l''n street, The books are: Sew
zee LlBRARY-page four