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Evening star., 1955-07-13

Kramer said he personally fell
it might not be a wise thing tc
pass up Gonzales, who generally
is recognized as the top player
in the world today, pro or anna
teur.
''Of course, ! beat Pancho on
the tour, 80 matches to 20-odd
just as I won the series with
|Sedgman and Bobby Riggs.
was in my prime then and Con-
zales was just coming up. But
I feel I could hit top form again,
If necessary"
Kramer has been on the sides
lines during the past several
months while Gonzales fattened
his tennis reputation at the ex-
|pense of Sedgman, Pancho Sc
gura and others. Sedgman, who
suffered an attack of appendi-
citis yesterday in Italy, doesn I
figure in future plans.
'Trabert's Wimbledon victory
gave Tony a tremendous boost"
Kramer said. Nov If he can win
the Nationals at Forest Hills and
help us keep the Davis Cup, he'll
really be ripe. He can make a
good pile of dough in two years" /"
Trabert has announced his de-
sire to go into professional ten
mis-, as soon as his record war;
rants.
Evening star., 1955-07-13
GOLD CUP TO BE RUN TODAY
Queens Horse Disoppoints
As Ascot Meeting Opens

ASCOT. England, July 13 (P.
Royal Ascot, where royalty and
fashionable women compete with
the horses for attention, opened
yesterday. Queen Elizabeth was
one of the disappointed owners.
The young monarch saw her
3-year-old colt, Sierra Nevada,
finish fourth in the St. James
Palace Stakes, won by Tanner
lane, 8-to-11 favorite.
Tamerlane defeated Blue
Blazes by head, with Our Babu
third, another length away.
The failure Of Sierra Nevada
didn't spoil the fun for the
Queen, who enjoys day at the
races as much as the most rabid
horse fan.
She drove down the Royal Mile
of the course in an open landau
drawn by gray horses and sur
rounded by officials in scarlet and
gold uniforms. That's the ira
ditional Ascot opening.
She went to the paddock in
S0-degree weather to see Sierra
Nevada before the race and took
another trip through the crowd
Evening star., 1955-07-13
Texorkuno Voters
Turn Down Rucino

TExARKANA, Ark.,s July l3
P) There won't be any legal
horse racing in this city which
Istraddles the Arkansas Texas
State. line, at least for the
present.
Voters on the Arkansas side
Iof Texarkana and in Miller
County turned thumbs down yes
Iterday on horse racing in a spe-
|cial election, The complete, un-
official count was 4,465-2,088.
A Texarkana group, including
one member of the Arkansas
Racing Commission, had pro-
posed constructing a track at a
cost of SIS million. 1t would have
been the second horse race track
i'm Arkansas. Oaklawn Jockey
Club operates a track for one
season of 80 racing days each
spring at Hot Springs, Ark.
Evening star., 1955-07-13
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
BY the Associated Press

OCEAN PARK. calif.--Kenny Davis
l29la, Glendale, Calf, outpointed A
Nevarez, l33h, Juarez, Mexico. lY
HOUSTON Tex ---- Paul Joreensen
128, Houston. outpointed Pappy Gault
ia. Spartansburg, s. c.. 10.
SACRAMENTO, Caln.-Joey Lopes
BAN, Sacramento, stopped Davey Gal
lardo, l33, Los Angeles. 8,
SUPERIOR Wis,--Al Andrews. 1850
g.. Paul, stopped Irish Don Jones, 159
SAN ANTONIO. Tex.-Baby vasquez
l3d, Mexico City, outpointed George
Collins. 1876. New York, 10.
RICHMOND, Calif.-Dan Bryant, 1874
Oakland. Calf, outpointed Billy LAMA
OBRip9EPoRT' conn.-wilne Pep
1904, Hartford. outpointed Hector Rod.
riquez. l27la, Puerto Rico. 10.
DETROIT,--Gene Linscott, 1874
Pontiac, Mich, outpointed Gene Fowler
10 MANI Ia MA'isES;a BEES;cH. ria.--Kenny Lane
lI3sA. Muskegon. Mich, outpointed
cHARLoTfETowN, Noys Scotia
Scotia optpointed Jimmy Skinner, s60,
HoNoIuLiug,-stan Harrington. 14s,..
Honolulu, outpointed Ernie Greer
Oakland, Calf, 10.
Evening star., 1955-07-13
BOYS BASEBALL
MONTGOMERY COUNTY BBA


Takoma Tigerss A: Potters Cleaners. 3.
East-West Motors, IL; Silver Spring
Recreation Center. IL.
Eastern Division Midgets II
Packetts Pharmacy, 81 Sligo Bran
St. Bernadette's, z: cakery-Ksiths. s.
Western Division Midgets
John Ligon, 10; Oliver Appliances, 4.
Eastern Division Juniors
Maltos Paints. 5; Silver Spring
II TakSna Boys Club. o; sligo Bran
East Central Division Juniors
wheaton Lumber. l6; Glenview Ram
blers. 10.
Eastern Division Seniors
Colesville Colts, 8: Columbian Squires, 1 -,
iNTERMEDiaTE LEAGUE
kentland, D: Andrews, o.
Iakoma Park, 0; Adelphi Lane
WALTER JOHNSON LEAGUE
Capitol Heights. q; Benning Heiehts. &,
simon, 4; Douglas Junior High
Industrial Home School, 10: Kelly
Stone Realtors, =; Reitzsn Realtors. 4.
Brishtwood Lions. 10: Fetworth Citi-
Gems, ?
tMiners)
=, young and Simon, Z; Arcade Pontiac.
Hilltop Recreation. 10; South Capitol
PS1Fiss %s,E.4 ,s,H,.r ,cshs,yrolet 10; osA "A z.
Ourtsman Chevrolet, IL, Lovejoy, o.
Marlowe Coal IA: Logan. 10.
Evening star., 1955-07-13
oReilIy Wresties
.345-Pounder at
Turner's Tonight

Hombre Montana, Q mere 345-
FOUNDER from Brazil; and Rough
house OReilly. who says he
doesn't give two hoots how big
Montana is, win tangle for so
minutes or one fail in the CO.
feature of the wrestling show
starting at 9 o'clock tonight at
Turner'S Arena.
In the other major attraction,
Angelo Martinelli and Larry
Hamilton, who forgot themselves
last week and battled on the way
back to the dressing room and
out Of the visual range of the
paying customers, viii reassume
their roles Of mutual disregard
Hamilton was disqualified last
week for kicking Martineili out
side the ring, considered un-
sportsmanlike, though effective.
In other matches Tarzan Tolas
meets Dave ions and Billy Two
Rivers faces Frenchie Roy.
Evening star., 1955-07-13
Shoemaker One Win
Aheod of Hurtock

NEW YORK, July 13 (R.-
Willie Shoemaker. with 205 win
ners. was one victory ahead of
Willie Hartack today In their
dual for national riding honors.
Both were tied at 203 going
into yesterdays programs. Shoe
maker, national champion the
last two years, rode two winners
at Hollywood Park.
Hartack, who was runnerup to
Shoemaker last year, had one
winner at Arlington Park. Har-
tack left Chicago and will ride
this afternoon at Monmouth
Park.
Evening star., 1955-07-13
Kramer Hopes to Play
7robert on Pro Tour

NEW YORK, July 10 (P.-
Jack Kramer says he may come
out Of semiretirement and play
Tony Trabert on a professional
tennis swing next fall-if the
deal can be arranged.
Frankly, I'm very much in
terested in signing Trabert to a
pro contract. granting he has q
big year." the young Los Angeles
promoter, one of the game
greatest players. said today. II
can offer him as good a contract
as I did Frank Sedgman-
$75,000."
Kramer, whose tour has suf-
fered during the last two years
for lack of new blood. said he
had discussed the idea with
various tennis promoters around
the country.
"They all insist that ! would
be a better drawing card against
Trabert than Pancho Gonzales, -
he said. This seems to be the
lineup they want and so I can't
afford to be modest about it.
I'm in very good shape.
think I could reach top shape
again quickly. AS both pro-
moter and player, I should be
able to make up financially any,
thing I might lose in by-passing
Gonzales"
Evening star., 1955-07-13
|Se|ecfor Tries
Again Tonight

BALTIMORE. July Is (Spe-
ciaD .-Selector. the 4-year-old
gelding who was an early sensa-
tion. win try to regain the win-
ming touch in the $1,000 Cations
vile Pace. feature of tonight's
harness racing program at Bal
ltimore Raceway.
Owned by ]. Edward and
Helen G. Elliot. Selector has a
four-race losing streak he would
like to break. He won five in q
row this season before forget
ting the formula.
An entry with Question Hy
Selector will move from the No
i 9 post position driven by Jack
Boring. Ed Alexander will drive
Question Hy from the No. 4 post
Also bearing consideration will
be Hi-Lo's Mite. younger brother
of the Hi-Lo's Forbes, former
world champion now retired.
H-Lo's Mite has three wins, a
second and third to show for
his five starts and tonight will
be driven by Elmwood Long.
Early Goose, surprise winner
of similar race last week, goes
from the No. 5 post tonight.
Goblin and Allure Hanover
shared the honors last night.
Goblin won the $1,000 Advertis-
ing Club Of Baltimore trot in
2:074s, beating Toni Darnley by
a length and a quarter. Calumet
Woolen was third.
Allure Hanover won the $1,000
Chase for 2-year-old trotters,
with Homestretch Winny second
and Armour Pick third.
Evening star., 1955-07-13
Ward Succeeded
As Sports Editor
By WiIfrid Smith

CHICAGO. July 13 (P.-Wil-
frid Smith. veteran sports writer
has been named sports editor of
the Chicago Tribune. succeeding
the late Arch Ward, who died
Saturday.
Funeral services for Ward were
held yesterday.
George Strickler, another vet
eran member of the Tribune
sports staff, was named Smiths
assistant, while David Condor,
also of the sports staff. was
= named conductor OF "The Wake
of the News" the column-which
appeared under Wards byline.
Smith, Sc, who lettered in
football, baseball, track and
basketball at Depauw. joined the
Tribune in 1925 after playing six
seasons of professional football.
Strickler, 81, attended Indiana
University and the University of
Notre Dame and worked for the
South Bend, Ind, Tribune;
South Bend News-Times and the
Atlanta Georgian-American be-
fore joining the Tribune in 1891.
Evening star., 1955-07-13

to watch the horses in another
race.
The Ascot Stakes were won by
Wildnor. a 25-to-1 shot. Pre-
scription, the 9-to-2 favorite,
was beaten by a neck, with
Romney Legend third.
The Queen wore a green and
pink flowered silk dress with a
se-fitting hat of pink rose
petals. Princess Margaret, an
other keen racegoer. also chose
silk. She wore an emerald
green dress with a green match
ing straw hat.
Today's program is high
lighted by the az mile $37, 800
Ascot Gold Cup whose probable
starters include Walter M. JEFF
ford's American-bred 4-year-old
Blue Prince II.
Britain's richest race, the
King George vi and Queen
Elizabeth Stakes. will be run
Saturday. Phil Drake, another
French horse who won the Ep-
som Derby and Paris Grand
Prix. is favored to win the $685.
l64 first money.
Evening star., 1955-07-13
Reynolds Pitches,
Bots Philippines
To 1876 Triumph

Bob Reynolds pitched and
batted Philippines to q 1875
victory over Lincolnia yester-
day IN q Departmental Leagus
sandlot baseball game.
Reynolds spaced 10 hits, got
three hits in as many times at
bat. and drove in four runs. It
was the first loss in seven games
for Lincolnia and dropped 1t In
a tie with Columbia Heights for
the league lead. The victory
gave Philippines 3-6 mark.
Bill Moore, Jim Smith and
Bob Giddens combined to pitch
Snug Harbor to q I'll win over
Strick's Restaurant in a Gauzza
League game. Each pitched
three innings. giving up but
three hits between them. Mike
Collins hit a three-run homer
for Snug Harbor in the first
inning.
Perry Currin's single with two
out in the ninth inning drove
in the winning run as Arcade
Pontiac edged Federal Bureau
OF Investigation, 5-4, In an In
dustrial League game.
Evening star., 1955-07-13
Ottowo Signs Lodyeo,
Former Terp Guard

OTTAWA, July 13 (P).-Pete
Ladygo. for the last three sea-
sons a guard with the Pittsburgh
Steelers, has been signed by the
Ottawa Rough Riders of the Big
-Four, Coach Chan Caldwell said
yesterday.
Ladygo, former MARYLAND
player, arrived in Ottawa Mon
day to look things over before
practice starts Friday night,
Evening star., 1955-07-13

Bushel, to O. ". Earp Of Der
wood. Md. AIlnutt, however, win
continue TO condition the horse
for its new owner.
Jockeys Frank Sheaffer and
John McCracken have left this
track for Scarborough Downs in
Maine. George cardcza and
William Hoy. meanwhile, aug
mented the riding list with their
arrival today.
Art Rooney. owner of the
Shamrock Stable as well as
president of the Pittsburgh
Steelers. was on hand yesterday
to see his 2-year-old McKeesport
score his maiden victory In the
third race.
Yesterdays feature, "The
Uvilla.s = was a thriller with Gal
cir, owned by C. E. Henry Of
Vienna. Va, winning by a hesd
over H. r. Gray's Frosty whirl.
The lead in the race changed
hands no less than i've times,
with Dover Coast. Whatatoy and
Frost Whirl getting a crack at
leading the pack. Galcir had the
staying qualities to win the Z
furlong test for 3-year-olds.
Evening star., 1955-07-13
WOMEN,S GOLF

Fort Belvoir's women golfers
defeated Court House, 9h-51a,
at Court House yesterday. Mrs.
Jean Mccormick won low gross
with an SO and Mrs. Betty Nor
rows low net, 92-26-66.
Mrs. Charles Egenroad of
Washington was the guest win
ner in the ladies' day event at
Manor with 79-2-77. Winners
In the nine-hole, odd hole tour
ney for members were Mrs. A.
R. Bridgford, 44-13k-30k:
Mrs. w. A. Devin, 40-6-34.
and Mrs. Hazel Beall, 45-10-35.
Mrs. William Ready with 83-
l1-72 was the low net winner
at Bethesda, with gross to Mrs
Ralph Sewell,. 81. Mrs. D. G.
Ward of Kenwood topped the
guests with 87-14-73, with Mrs.
John Gum of Kenwood winning
gross with 81.
Evening star., 1955-07-13
'54Chan1pKeen
In Public Links

INDIANAPOLIS, July 13 (P)
Gene Andrews Of Pacific Pal
isades. Calf, the defending
champion, was playing the
sharpest golf in the national
public links tournament going
into today's 64-man third round
but he faces potential trouble
in Foster Bradley of Los An
geles, 1854 National junior
champion.
The 18-year-old Bradley,
Southern California sophomore,
led a strong contingent of teen
ayers through the second round
yesterday, defeating David Leon
of Tucson. Ariz., 4 and 8.
While Andrews was walloping
businessman Charles Along of
Honolulu, 6 and 5, three young
sters won as handily as Bradley.
Bobby Nichols of Louisville,
KY, 19-year-old Texas ASzM
student, defeated M. E. Garret,
ST., of New Orleans. 6 and S, and
today will play Bob Daniel, San
Francisco artist-golfer.
Tom Nielsen, 18-year -old from
Racine, Wis, beat Don Kelley of
North Hollywood, Calf, 8 and
S. and meets John Fry Of Oak
land, Calf.
Don Essig of Indianapolis, 16-
Indiana high scnool
champion, turned in a S and 8
victory over Milton Frank, St.
Louis city champion. and plays
John Chmiel of Buffalo.
John Foley Of Indianapolis,
Notre Danes No. / player last
spring, didn't do so well in a
loss to 1t. Roy w. Atkins of the
Portland, Greg, fire department,
4 and 2. Foley, going into the
Marines this week end, explained
he couldn't concentrate WE'LL
Evening star., 1955-07-13
Women's S Net Finals
Scheduled Toduy

Loretta Lowe, top seeded.
meets Anna Watkins today in
finals of the Government EN-
ployes tennis tournament on the
courts at Sixteenth and Kennedy
streets NV.
In the semifinals, Miss Lowe
defeated Marianne Neff, 60,
81, and Miss Watkins won
over Edith Lower, 6-l, 60.
Arnold Kotz, Mort Stimler,
Norman Lebovitz, Frank Fierio
and Howard Church reached the
quarter finals in mems singles
with victories yesterday.
Results:
Mems singlesMFrank Fiorio de-
KOtz defeated Bill Ruhe' e-I. 60;
ings, Ga, 8--3; Norman Lebovitz de-
feated Allan, Keller. 6-4. 81; Lou
Boochever defeated Cam Murchison,
6-3, GO; Mort Stimler defeated Fred
Reed. 6--3, If. 6-4.
Mems. doubles = Jack Mccarthy
and Bill Thayler defeated Tom King
and Major Eberhart, b--l, 6+1 /.
Evening star., 1955-07-13
CHARLES TOWN NOTES

CHARLES TOWN, W. Va. July
Charles Town Jockey
Club comes up with one of its
better races today when 10 81
year-olds will compete over the
Charles Town course In an al
lowance event.
The test is the admiral
Ralph w. Malone" for q purse
OF $500 and lists some of the
well-known Maryland and Della
ware Park campaigners and a
Waterford Park sensation.
Besides being q tribute to Ad-
miral Malone. the race also hon.
ors the Washington Dental DIM
ner Club. which viii have Ad-
miral Malone as its guest for
the running Of the event today.
Entered In the allowance test,
the seventh race will be Flamingo
Farms Cieye's Dream: v. Al.
Sheehy's Witchery: Anthony p.
Bovello's Sunoloc; NJ. s. Beatty's
Madam's Hunter; C. B. Carter,s
entry Of Warnessa and Piedmont
Lady; E. s. Hineman,s Blue Nj
tro; M. H. Dinker's Fling; r. j..
Vernic's Alabalu; Hyll Farms
Black Teddy and H. N. Dickin-
son, jr.'s Roll Equal.
Cleve's Dream was a winner
at Delaware. Witchery and Sum
oloc are also well-known Mary
land and Delaware campaigners,
while Blue Nitro Is coming of
a fine effort at Waterford as is
Roll Equal. Fling and Warnessa,
both from Waterford. have speed
which may give the Charles Town
followers a difficult time sepa-
the contestants.
E. c. Allnutt Of Rockville, Md,
Evening star., 1955-07-13
No-Hitter for GSA

Dickie Stevenson, IL, turned
in no-hitter yesterday for GSA
Local 325 as 1t took a 1912 deci-
sion over Decker Distributing at
Kimball Playground in the WAL
ter johnson IL and under
league. Tommy Beaudreault had
"a three-run homer for the
winners.
Evening star., 1955-07-13
Duttry Faces Airmen
For Quuntico TONIGHT,

Righthander Lance Duttry
(6-0) will make his first start
against Andrews Air Force Base
when he pitches for the Guam
tico Marines at $3.50 o'clock to-
night at Quantico.
Quantico. with a 36-11 season
record. holds 1873 and 1910 VIC
tories over Andrews in earlier
games this season.
Evening star., 1955-07-13
Homer in Last Inning
for St. james

Carlton zeigler hit a two-run
homer in the final inning to give
st. James a 5-4 victory over st.
Ambrose in the opening game
OF the CYO Mems Softball
League yesterday at Bartlett
Park. Brentwood, Md.
John Blatzhima was the win
ming pitcher. Bill Williams was
tabled with the loss.
Evening star., 1955-07-13
: EIGHTH RAcE--purse. $500; nae.
SELECTIONS
AT BALTIMORE

Hanover. Groom Hanover
Rhoda Long Kew.
Direct. Prince David. Quicker
Philemon, The Refugee. Mary
Darnley
MadRe. Marilyn Lee. Parma
Hanover
W.
Bella. Victor Lou. Raider
GOOSE, Boring entry. HI
Los Mite.
Don Eden. irving Guy. Rose York.
Evening star., 1955-07-13
Balloon Tog Race Makes Hit
At I unkersIey Saddle Party

E, sherolyn Brite: 5. Marty Steward; 8,
Balloon. Tas: /. Garyin Tankersley,
r.; 2, Sabra Stone; 3, Gale Russell; 4,
Corky Brite; 5. Pat Calvin; 8, Terry An
IdrewS.
Ride and Lead: /, Pat Calvin; 2, Gale
RUSSELL; 3. Ann Tankersley: 4, GarVin
ICorky Brite.
Musical Chairs Under 10 Years: /,
krtstie Miller; 2. Lucille Bullmire; 3,
Soboie Coleman; 4. Holly Craig; g..
Musical Chairs, Over 10 to Is: l.,
Corky Brite: 2, Jane Miller; 3. Diane
Sounselman; 4, Gale Russell; 5, Sherry
Stalker; 8, Sherolyn Brite
Eauitation Championship: Missy
Schreier; reserve. Mary Margaret Monks,
Evening star., 1955-07-13
MINOR LEAGUES
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Iyos,rg Les Angeles, -; Oakland, 1---5
-12. ''''o'
Seattle, 4 Sacramento. 3.
San Diego, Z; Portland 4.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Havana. 2---4; Montreal, Ia.
syracuse. 8; Columbus, 2.
Rochester, q, Toronto, 5.
Buffalo at Richmondy postponed.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
St, Paul, 2-2: Denver. 90.
Louisville. 4--3; Charleston, IA.
Toledo, Y: Indianapolis, 2.
Omaha, IL; Minneapolis. 8.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Shreveport. g.; Houston. 5.
Fort, Worth. 5; Dallas, o.
Oklahoma City. 3; Tulsa, 2.
Beaumont at San Antonio. postponed.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Atlanta, 6-6:. Little Rock, 2-s.
Birmingham, 4: Memphis, 1.
Other games postponed.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Elmira, 3: Williamsport, /.
Albany, 8: Reading, 4.
Allentown, g: Schenectady, /.
Johnstown, 10; Binghamton, /.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
MMontsonery; 2-5; Columbia. Ia.
macon, B; Savannah, D,
Charlotte, 8: Columbus. ].
augusta at jacksonville. postponed.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Colorado Springs, 9-5; Sioux City.
Wichita, 4: Pueblo, /.
Only games scheduled.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Norfolk, 81; Sunbury, l-5,
Lancaster, 10; Lynchburg, 4,
York, B; Portsmouth, A.
Newport News, 2; Hagerstown, 0.
Evening star., 1955-07-13

E. c. Allnutt Of Rockville, Nd.
has sold the 8-year-old gelding,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-02
Palms Ceremonies
To Mark Services
Al Area Churches

Ali Catholic and Episcopal
churches and some other denom-
nations win bless and distribute
palms at services tomorrow.
At st. Matthew's Cathedral and
other Catholic churches the mass
win be divided into three parts.
The first is blessing of the palms
before the mass; then the pro-
cession with the palms to the OUT
side 1T the cathedral and finally.
the celebration of the mass itself.
The blessing of the palms and
the procession symbolic the joy
of Christ'S triumphal entry into
Jerusalem. But the purple vest
ments worn by the officiating
priest and his assistants. and the
long Gospel emphasize the theme
of Christ's Passion and Death.
The Most Rev. Patrick A.
O'Boyle. Archbishop of Washing
ton, will preside at solemn high
mass at 10 am. tomorrow in st.
Matthews. The Right Rev. Msgr.
John K. Cartwright, rector of
the cathedral. will speak and also
bless the palms,
Palm Sunday derives its name
from the palm branches spread
by the people for Jesus to walk
on when he entered Jerusalem.
Episcopal churches will bless
the palms at early communion
services tomorrow, with their dis
tribution at later services.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-02

Numerous Washington area
churches today announced that
sacred cantatas will be sung at
the evening service tomorrow.
-Four groups will join in pre-
senting Du Bots 1.-THE Seven
Last Words of Christ" at 8 pm.
in Wilson Boulevard Christian
Church. Arlington. Va. They are
the Wilson Boulevard Christian
Church, First Christian Church
of Alexandria and the Bethel
Evangelical Church choirs and
the Old Dominion Bank chorus.
The cantata win be directed
by L. L. Maser and the Rev.
Glendale Burton, minister Of the
hest church, win give the invo-
cation and offertory prayer.
The cantata will be directed
by L. L. Maser and the Rev.
Glendale Burton. minister of the
host church. will give the invoca-
ton and offertory prayer.
To Present Cantata
Other churches presenting Du
Bots THE Seven Last Words of
Christ" tomorrow are: !.
Central Presbyterian Church.
Sixteenth and Irving streets
N.W.-The Rev. Harold r. Var
roll, minister Of music, will
direct, at 1880 pm.
Luther Place Memorial Luz
theran Church, Thomas circle
Charles A. Written will direct,
at 8 pm.
Clarendon Presbyterian
Church, Arlington - Marianne
Cummins win direct the chancel
choir. at 8 pm.
Resurrection Lutheran Church,
Arlington-Miss Nina Norman
will direct the combined youth
and senior choirs at 8 pm.
Wesley Methodist Church
Temple Dunn viii direct Haydn's
THE Seven Last Words Of
Christ" at 8:15 pm.
Mozart's Requiem Mass" win
be given by two Washington
churches tomorrow. The COM
bined choirs of Reformation
Lutheran Church, directed by
julie zabawa, will present the
composition at 8 pm. in the
church, 212 East Capitol street.
It also will be sung by the full
choir of Epiphany Episcopal
Church, 1917 G street NV. at 8
pm.
The combined choirs of New
York Avenue Presbyterian
Church will sing the Easter por-
ton of Handel's THE Messiah"
at 8 pm. in the church, 1918 New
York avenue NV.
More Services Listed
Other cantatas to be presented
tomorrow are:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-02
GalIaudef Group 10 Attend
Seder al U. Of MARYLAND

Jewish and non-Jewish stu
dents from Gallaudet College will
participate in the annual model
SedeF Of the B'nai Birth Hillel
Foundation at the University of
Maryland at 8 pm. Tuesday In
the university cafeteria.
DR.. Irving S. Fusfeld, vice pres
ident of Gallaudet College and
adviser to the Hillel Counselor
ship, will interpret orally and In
the language of signs. Rabbi
Meyer Greenberg will lead the
service.
Kosher meals viii be served at
the Hillel House during the week
Of Passover.