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hope to find capable linemen tC
work in front of what may be 9
top-fiight backfield.
The best bets in the middle Of
the line as of now appear to be
Fred Eskew. 5-foot-9, 180-pounc
senior. moved from center ano
linebacker to guard: Glen Reyn.
olds and Bill Ward, also guard:
and Dave Carter, Joe Healy anc
Damian DuFour, tackles.
With the exception Of a few
positions we are untested," Gal.
lagher summed up. However
we believe we have good poten-
tial. The boys need experience
and it may be a couple of games
before they find themselves"
PERSONNEL
Lettermen lost--21.
Lettermen returning-Bob Fletcher. c
Jim Chaplin, g; Neil Turner. c; Dave
noids a " warren sfaP McPheTson. f Eie@ e. Key eS,
Mona, e; Damian DuFour. t: Joe Healy
Z; Bob Walior b; Angelo Marini. b.: Johr
Piazza, OBJ; Bill Noonan. b; John Haley
3: Joe Richardson. b; John vincequera
b; Bill Ward, g: Fred Eskew. z.
Promising on-lettermen-Bruce Bach
z; Gene Maratta. t: Dick Casey c.. Nc
DuFour. c: Bill Macy t: Owen Bradshaw
e: Phil Brown e: Rusty Scheewe. g
John Richards. C: John Hester. b; Harry
Hipps. qb: Mike Piron b: Eddie Greeves
D: Paul Ciatti b; Curly Combs. b: Boi
McCleary. b: Joe Farrell, b: Joe MeNa.
non. b: Bill Beruuist b.
Schedule
Sept; 23-At Mount st. Joseph tBal
timore), .
Sept. 29-st. Francis Prep Q
Oct. 6-Phelps at Cardozo, 2,
Oct. l3-Calvert Hall >.
Oct 20-Eoiscopal. ..
Oct, 26--Salesianum at Wilmington
.Noy 4-carroll at Grimth sta.
Nov. a--At Anacostia. ..
d,,Ivo; NOV; l6-Gonzssa at Grinith sta
! catholic League games.
Tentative date.
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Rivera, Moss, Keegan. Berra Martin.
Carey. Runs batted in Minoso (2l.
Moss, Fox IA Rivera, Berra. McDou-
gald Siebern. Two-base hit--Martin.
Three-base hit-Fox Home runs
Rivera, Berra. stolen bases-Aparicio
t2I. Fox t2l. Sacrifice-Bauer. Double
play-Fox to Aparicio TO Dropo. Left
on bases-Chicago, =; New York. O..
Bases on balls-Off Keegan. .: OF Lar
sen, /. Struck out-By Keegan. 4; by
Coleman. =; by Larsen. s. Hits on
Keegan, in q innings; of Coleman. B
in 1 inning; off Larsen, 8 in s innings.
Runs and earned runs OF Keegan
l5-5i Hit by pitcher-By Larsen
(Apariciol. Winning pitcher - Keesan
l4-5l. Losing pitcher-Coleman t3-4l.
Time-2:37.
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.Runs-Moon, Katt Q. Errors-Mazer-
oski. Runs batted in--Katt. ., Blasin-
game. Two-base hits--Moon. Home run
katt. Sacrifice--Kline. Double plays
Eoiles to O'B-ien Groat to Mazeroski to
Skinner. Mazeroski to O'Brien to skim
ner; Left on bases-PittsburRh g, St.
Louis .. Bases on balls--Off Mizell 4.
NIGEL s Hits--off Kline i in q. off
Hall in l. off Pollet . in / Runs and
earned runs--Kline 3-3. Hail 90. POL
let 90. Mizell 90. Winning pitcher-Mi-
zen tl2-lOl. Losing pitcher--Kline (1O-
l5). Time 22S
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RED sox. 2; INDIANS. l

Runs-Colavito Klaus, Vernon Errors
---Rosen, Klaus. Runs batted in-Cola-
Jensen. Home run-Colayito. Sacrifice
Piersall. Double play-Bolling to Vernon;
Lemon to Carrasquel to Ward. Left on
baSes-Cleveland 3. Boston s.. Bases on
balls-Off Parnell /. Struck out--By
Lemon /. by Parnell >. Runs and Earned
runs-Off Lemon 20; off Parnell IL
Winning pitcher-Parnell (7-3). Losing
pitcher Lemon l16-lD. -Time-2:10 At
tendance-26,43g,
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Runs-virdon. Shepard, Blasinsame,
Musial, Boyer. Runs batted in-Moon
t2l, Morgan, Walls Skinner. Two-base
hits Walls. SIX inner, Blasingame.
Cooper Three-base hit-Moon. Sacrifice
Dark Face. Double plays-Boyer to
O'Brien to Skinner; E. O'Brien to Skin
ner: Blasingame to Musial Left on bases
4; st. Louis. 8. Bases on
balls-Off Munger. 81; on Pace. 2; of
Schmidt, Sc struck Ss11is, out-sy Munger ~ 2;
Munger. 5 in innings tpitched to /
batter In 9Th; OF Hall, in l.: of Face
! in 2la innings; on Schmidt. s in S7s
innings; of Collum. in 70. Runs and
90; OF Face. IL; of Schmidt. 90: OF
Collum, 90 Wild pitch-Schmidt Win
ming pitcher Collum t6-1l. Losing
pitcher-Face tS-Sl, Time-2:2S. At
tendance-I1 1856.
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SENATORS. 5:
ATHLETICS, 3

7 IUTdIN IT = ID u y
! lFouled TO Runnels for Crimian In 7th
@Grounded out for Boyer in 9th
Kansas 021 00n 00O--3
Washington 11n 03O OOx-5
Runs hatted in--Runnels. Demaestri
t2l Stobbs. Smith. Herzog Sievers
20. Two-base hits-Herzog. Pilarcik
Demaestri. Stobbs. Home runs-Sievers
Stolen bases-HerZog. Sacriiice-Crim-
70 Power; Bower to Demaestri to Power
LETT on bases--Kansas City. 5: Wash
ington. 4. Bases on Balls-Oh Stobbs l:
z; by stobbs, q BY Shantz, l. Hits--Off
Crimian. s in g innings; OF Shantz. o
IN innings. Runs and earned runs
Winning pitcheT-stobbs iie-iO1. Losing
pltcher--Crimian (2-D. Umpire-Soar.
faparella. Hurley and Chylak. Time
"a. Attendance-1. .755.
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GIANTS, 2-s; CUBS, IS
Totals 2s72 "a / Totals 80 /

Runs--Schoendiens Brandt, Drake.
ErroEs-Castleman. Kindall Runs batted
Hoax Stolen sPensss SssesaOss xnt0ns a
Sarni. Sacrifice-Irvin Double play
Antonelli to Sarni to White: Chit to
Baker Hoax to Baker to Kellert: Drake
Left on bases--New York. Z: Chicago,
9, Bases on balls-On Antonelli. 2; on
Drabowski.. 4. Struck out-By Antonelli
%; by Drabowsky. ;. Runs and earned
runs-Antonelli, Ill; Drabowsky, 81
Hit by .pitcher-Drabowsky (Castleman. n.
spencer. Winning pitcher--Antonelli
dill. Time@s:2e. AttendanceWiS 500. 800
(paid), S.916 Uadies),
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New York
Chicago

.Runs-Castleman sehoendienst. Mays,
Rhodes. White Brandt. Westruh. Sur
kont, Hoax, Fondy, King, Moryn. Baker.
Error--Fondy. Runs batted in-White
90. Surkont, Castleman. Schoendinest.
Rhodes. Moryn. Baker az. Two-base
hit-Rhodes Three-base hit--Brandt.
Home runs-White. Baker. Stolen bases
Mays. Double plays Baker to Land
rlth to Fondy Left on baSes-New York.
II; Chicago, 4 Bases on balls-Ofi
Mccall. L.. on Wilhelm /: off Hacker.
=; OF HUGHES. 2; OF Brosnan. 3. Struck
oLt-.By Surkont. 8; by Wilhelm / by
Hacker. .: by Brosnan. L. Hits-Ofi
Smrkont, 8 in b innings Is men in Tthl (;
on Mccall, I in innings faced ~: of
Wilhelm in l inning; of Jacker.
in 2Ns INNINGS; on Hughes. in "a in
ming; on Brosnan. In 3h innings: of
Meyer. IN ] inning. Runs and earned
runs--Oh Surkont. 5-5: of Mccall. 90:
off wilhelm. 90; off Hacker, 5-3: on
Hughes, 80 of Brosnan. 90: of Meyer
90, Winning pitcher-Surkont Il %.
Losing pitcher-Hacker t2-12). Time
200
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2 Popped out for Wilson in 9TH.
Chicaeo - 3O3 900 OO0-6
New York --- O01 0l0 01l-4
propo MSnsE9f Estfis,d DoGy MsntIs ncso sebesp
Byrne. Errors-Doby. Wilson. Runs bat
ted in-Doby. Minoso, Dropo. Hatfield,
MasE. hyeEf wo6sss Martin hBsrra BerBe cofee FRrse
Home run-Mantle. Double plays-Apa-
rIcio to Dropo; skowron to MeDougald
New York 10 Bases on balls-Off Howell
.. off LePalme ]. off Byrne 4 Struck
TureJ TTBy HSTs syTse 3 HE,ofi Gy LasaTs sws i pS
; in y. OF Byrne 8 in 7as. on Grim
3. Grim 90. 90. Winning pischer0Aowell
3, Grimm 90. Winning pitcher Howell.
$3.50. Losing .pitcher-Turley (7-3). Wild
pitch-Howell. Time. 3:12. Attendance
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~ @@SoNN as tths
Philadelphia 200 POI Ooo- x
Milwaukee 600 47O 0Ox--1 /
Runs-Blaylock. Jones. Lopata (2J.
Greengrass. O'Connell, Logan. Aaron f2)
Aocock t2). Mathews, Thomson (2)'
Rice. Crone. Error--Ashburn. Runs bat.
ted in--Lopata "a. Hammer. Thomson
tdl, Aaron. Rice, crone. O'Conneii. Logan
t2). Two-base hits AShburn to1.
Greengrass, Crone. Home runs-Lopata
go. Thomson. Aaron, Logan Sacrifice
Mathews. Double play = Matthews to
0Connell to Adcock. Left on bases
on balls---Of Simmons, 8; OF Crone.
=; on johnson, 2. Struck out--By Sim
mons. 3: by Pillette. /; by S. Miller. 3:
by Negray. |; by Crone. I: by johnson,
4; Hits--Of Simons. in As innings;
on Flowers, 3 in 0 innings (pitched to
in 5thl; of Pillette. 0 in "a inning |;
on s. Miller, In ininss: of Negray,
in ! inning; of Crone. Z in 52s inn,
ings; on johnson, 2 in 3h innings. Runs
and earned runs-Of Simmons, 8-S; off
riowers.. 3-3; OF Pillette. 90: of s..
Miller. 90; on Nesray. 90; off Crone,
5-5; of johnson 90 Hit by pitcher
BY s. Miller Uogan). Wild pitch -
Crone. Winning pitcher-Crone (10-SD.
Losing pttcher-SimmonS U0-S). Time
. .54. Attendance-264 403
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ORIOLES. 5; TIGERS, 0

Runs-Boyd. Moore g Errors-Max-
well, Belardi. Runs batted in-Kell ,,
Francona. Two-base hits-Kuenn. Sacri-
Kuenn to Torgeson Moore to Hatton to-
Boyd. Left on bases--petroit 8. Balti-
more 10. Bases on balls-Off Larry 3,
off Moore 5, off Masterson L. Struck
out-By Larry 4, by Moore 4. by Brown ..
Hits-Off Larry 3 in z. off Masterson o.
In !. off Moore in Z, off Brown in
2; Runs and earned runs-Lary 3-2.
Winning pitcher Moore 1000. Losing
pitcher Lazy l3-l3. Time 2:2l. At
tendance, 1856.
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WHITE Sox, 8-6; YANKEES, 3-4

Totals 40 0142711 Totals 33 s277
l Fouled out for Bauer in Sth.
? Hit into force play for Carroll in 9th.
3 Hit into force play for Larsen in 9th.
ChicaRo - 3l0 O0l O3O-S
New York -- oil 600 001--3
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MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN
Results Yesterday

1Gbutts AeotcHuaN
wash, 5; K. C.. 3,
Chi. So; N. Y. "a.
Boston. .; Cleve,, L
Bait, 3; Detroit. o.
Games Today
X. c. at Washington,
s pm.
Chicago at N. Y. I'M
Cleveland at Boston.
Detroit at Bait. tn)
Games Tomorrow
K. C. at Washington,
. pm.
Chicaso at New York,
Cleveland at Boston.
Detroit At Baltimore
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DODGERS, s; REDLEGs, S
Totals IS o % 10 Totals "a 82Tl

Popped out for Klippstein in 5th.
2Grounded. out for Jablonski in 9th.
3Hit into force play for Acker in Tth.
4Grounded out for Grammas in 9th
Brooklyn -- 300 O20 001--6
cincinnati -------~--. 300 DOL O0l-5
Runs---GiIliam t2) Reese, snider te).
NNewcombe; F. Robinson; Bell, Kluszewski,
SKI. Runs batted in--snider (sl. Furillo
CD. F. Robinson. Post (3). Bailey. Two
base hits-Snider (2l, Furillo, jackson,
Newcombe. Kluszewski. Home runs-PoSt.
n1andes. sacrihces.1Furilio. Double play
Temple to Mcmillan to Klussewski;
Jackson to ]. Robinson to Hodges. Left
on baSes-.Brooklyn s.: Cincinnati. 3.
Bases on balls--Off Klippstein. i; on
Acker, |: OF Lawrence, 1; on Newcombe
L. Struck Out-By Newcombe 5. by
klippstein. .; by Lawrence. 2; by Gross
Hits-Oh Klippstein. q in 8 innings.
on Acker. l In 2 innings: OF Lawrence,
in l " inning: of Gross l in - inn
ings. Runs and earned runs-Of Klipp-
stein. 5-3: of Acker, 90: OF Lawrence,
III; of Gross. 90; of Newcombe. SIS.
Hit by pitcher-By Klippstein (ReeseJ
Winning Inl,nns pitcher = z,Nsswcomb ,Nsswcomb ,,I2o,Sl.
Time-2:33. Automatically .O54.
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SECOND GAME
Totals 3. 25xis Totals 3Os 81 IA

/ Flied out for Hall in eth.
Forced Mazeroski for E. O'Brien In
3 Ran for Shepard in Sth.
Intentionally walked for Del Greco
IN 9th
) Singled for Collum in 9th.
One out when winning run scored
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Totals "a 13.Ib Totals 9s

I0IaIs "a 10 II Totals 2S Il 5
Iran for Rhodes in 9TH,
2Struck out for Brosnan in 9Th.
3Walked for Landrith in 7th.
4Singled for Kindall in 7th.
5Popped out for Meyer in 9TH.
Called account Of darkness end of
New York 00S 600 0---s
Chicago 900 900 5-5
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CARDINALS, SO; PIRATES. 0-2lBRAV
FIRST GAME
Totals 80 4 "a 18

Totals 80 "a 13
l Flied out for Kline in 7th.
Struck out for Pollet in 9th.
3 Flied out for o'Brien in 9TH.
4 Hit into double play for Nelson in
Sth.
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Results Yesterday
Milw.. II; Phila,. 5
Bklyn.. e.; Cincin., 3
St. Louis. 3-j; Pitts.
o..
n. Y. rs: Chi. 1-5
Games Today
Bklyn. at Cincin. tnl
Phila. at Milw. (n)
Pitts. At st. l.. tn).
New York at Chicago
Games Tomorrow
Phila. at Milwaukee
BROOKLYN at Cincin
PITTSBURGH At st. L
New York al Chicago
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SECOND GAME

Totals 3s 13 ~ II Totals 3S 13 ~ o
/ Struck out for Carey in 9Th.
2 Popped out for Wilson in 9TH.
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Walked for Pillette in 9th.
2Grounded out for s. Miller in sth.
3Ran for Logan in 7th.
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BRAVES. II; PHILLlEs. s

Totals a59a46 Totals s5 IL "a 10
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

|OLDs '55 Super "sSs de luxe 2-dr :;
|attrac. 2-tone palm green and polar
white, harmonizing int. Rocket per-
Torrance combined with all the fea-
lures Of the future, incl. p.s. and p b
Todays outstanding value at onls
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GARAGES

WANTED, GARAGE, for auto, vicin-
! ity Of 4th and Jefferson SITS. NV.
Call ia. 9-5372,
WANTED, to rent garage Cor park
ing spaced S:46 am. to 5:l5 pm.
Mon through Fri. vic. 18th and M
NV. JU. 5-0l33. sat. and Sun: RE.
f-530O, Ext. l3S, wkdys.
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Washington, D. G.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1856
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MANHATTAN AUTO


FAIRFAX SHOWROOM: Between
Falls Church and Fairfax on Lee
hlghway at Merrifield. Va. JE. 4,
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AkerS OldS-C Cadillac Co.
raot.i..-.... ct........... r-...k.

CADILLAC 1865 Coupe de Vile; light
gray custom equipped including
power steering, power brakes, Gen.
ieral Motors air conditioning, pre-
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lRnarantee I.
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AvToMoBILEs FoR SALE

FORD '55 Custom IS" Tudor: 2-tone,
WV. tires, Fordomatic. r. and h.,
almost new: owner deceased: spec,
S1,495. bank nm. KIRK MOTORS,
1000 Ca. ave. NV, ia. $4,000.
FORD $50. Fairlane cow; !. and h.
Fordematis y w ti5ss one s. owner ,1,;r
ave-, NV, EN-. 3-4533.
HOLIDAY '56 1SS": 2-tone green,
5000 and take over payts. or besi
offer. BR. 6-9342.
JAGUAR 1853 XK12OM roadster
have to sell. $I,995. 10. 2-5510
call between 8 pm. and 10 pm
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC 'b3 "62" 4-dr.; black:
Wv. tires excel. cond.; power
steer: pvt; Sl,975. JE. 4-2591.
CADILLAC as "62" cony.; r. and
h.. hydra. new top; very good run.
$500. full price; no money down.
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REAL ESTATE wANTED
WILL BUY pROPERTY
WATERFRONT PRoP.-sALE

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Ii. 6-2O00--S.E. REALTY
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE,

DODGE 1855 Royal Lancer; com.
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+. and h., dual aerial. hard top
Very clean. Sacrifice. A. g. H
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I'd. NV. DU. 7-Ss00.
DODGE '52 Coronet 4-dr.. rich ma
room: gyro.. r. and h.: very clean
one owner: $685., bank rate financ'
ing. KIRK MOTORS. 1000 Ga. ave
n y. ia IL SIM
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OLMSTEAD (OLDSl
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co,

OLDs SIS de luxe "ss' 2-door;
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and drives ike new; best buy In
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I Wheeler, Chrysler-P Plymouth
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
1890 WISCONSIN NV. EN-. 2-l020
CADILLAC 1885 "82" sedan; black
finish with beautiful blue interior
This Is an outstanding carr naturally
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MACHINERY snd EoUIPMEN'

I'd. pan, Michiean loader, 75A Cal
lion lO2 grader. all in good cond,
, Can be seen at $500 Indian Head
highway or call !. G. MURRAY. Jr..
10. 7-3434.
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Ohio WilliamS Buick

r. /. Ave. az .Uth ST. NE.
CADILLAC 80 "6o" convertible;
radio, heater. hydramatic drive;
original light blue; immaculate; only
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Army NaYCIub
Buys Golf Site

The Army Navy Country Club
has bought about 470 acres Of
land near Chantilly in Fairfax
County for a 36-hole golf course,
Deeds transferring the titles
of eight parcels Of land were
filed yesterday. Cost Of the land
was reported at $25S,569.
Richard z. Daley, general man
ager Of the club. said the pur-
chase does not mean the club
viii be moved from its present
Arlington location. The Arling-
ton facility, located on $50 acres
of Shirley highway, has a az
hole course and a clubhouse.
Mr.. Daley said the present
course is inadequate for present
membership. He said, however,
no construction will begin at the
new site for some time. The land
has been leased to the present
owner for two years, he said.
The new site is about 2 miles
from Chantilly, on the road to
Herndcn.
A total of 213 acres was bought
from Lehman and Mary Nickel
for $1l7,193; another lO4 acres
from Lawrence and Gladys Lee
Tor SOL $3.50, and 1852 acres from
Il. Townsend and Dorothy Har-
rison for $89,496.
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Lunkford Attacks
Il uft-HortIey Act

Democratic Represe ntative
Landlord, who seeks reelection
from Maryland's 5th district,
said last night that the Taft
Hartley Act as now constituted
has proven 10 be Inadequate,
unworkable and unfair"
He told a rally sponsored BY
The Roland Terrace Democratic
Club OF Glen Burnie that the
act should be revised 10 make
Il equally fair to both labor
and MANAGEMENT"
He charged that the law has
seriously impaired the har-
monious relationship between
labor and management built W
under the wagner labor law
enacted BY a Democratic ad-
ministratlon."
Scoring the Republican Party's
labor record. Mr.. Landlord
said that Republiean-sponsored
amendments 70 the act. which
made Il more unfair 10 labor
and more favorable 10 manage
ment." we're killed when every
Democrat In Congress voted
gainst them. a
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tickets are the smaller write-ir
slots for House and Senate write
In choices or other contests.
All the smaller write in slot.
extend to the right of the presi-
dental write-in space near the
top left corner of the machine
Raising any one of the write-ir
panels will automatically lock
only the pointers for all listed
candidates in the vertical row
directly under the elevated
write-in panel.
Thus, a voter might choose to
select a write-in candidate for
United States Representative in
Congress but could vote mechan-
Iically for a listed candidate for
the Senate. Each write-in slot
is numbered to correspond with
the numbered vertical rows for
the various candidates.
Since the largest write-in slot
(for President and Vice Presi-
dent) is only about by is
inches a voter tryir ! scribble
in the names of electors
would be faced with & difficult
task. Hence the special stickers
issued by supporters of presi-
dental aspirants other than
those under the two major party
banners.
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Bar in Alexandra
Backs Mccarthy
For Virginia Bench

Arlington Circuit Court Judge
Walter T. Mccarthy yesterday
was Endorsed for appointment to
= vacancy on the Virginia Court
Of Appeals by the Alexandria Bar
Association.
Judge Mccarthy has served
since 1880 on the Circuit bench
in Arlington. The Alexandria bar
group resolution. adopted unani-
mously. praises his qualifications
for service on Virginia's highest
court.
Nicholas A. Colasanto, president
OF the bar group. said Alexan-
dria's two corporation court and
three circuit court judges had
declined TO have their names
brought before the bar group for
Endorsements.
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Carpenter Killed
lin Fall From Tree

A 62-year-old Hyattstowr
(Md.) man was killed yesterday
when he fell 6 to 9 feet from q
pear tree near his home.
The victim. Walter N. Law
sen, a carpenter, was pro-
|nounced dead at the scene by
DR.. B. o. Thomas. ST., Frederick
County medical examiner, who
said the cause of death was a
broken neck. Mr.. Lawsen's
home, near Hyattstown, is on the
line between Montgomery and
Frederick Counties.
Hyattstown rescue squad mem
bers said Mr.. Lawson, who fell
when a limb on the tree broke.
apparently was killed instantly.
He is survived by a widow and
a son, Donald.
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Policeman Injured
While Directing
Bethesda Traffic

Montgomery County Police
man L. r. Lynch was injured
seriously last night when he was
struck by an automobile while
directing traffic around an earlier
auto-pedeStrian accident at q
busy Bethesda intersection.
Mr.. Lynch, a motorcycle off,
Ger, was admitted to Suburban
Hospital with bruises of his
right side and right leg and a
conclusion.
The policeman, AZ, is assigned
to the Bethesda suhstation and
has been with the force since
1874. He lives at 1903 Abbott
road, Rockville.
Mr.. Lynch was hit by a north
bound auto on Wisconsin avenue
about SO feet north of East West
highway.
The driver of the car, Joseph
G. Kump. %, a student from
Beachhurst, N. Y, was charged
with reckless driving and is
scheduled to appear in Bethesda
Peoples Court November "a.
About five minutes before the
policeman was hurt, Douglas
Gordon, Is. of 5202 Andover
road, Chevy Chase, was struck
by a car driven by Albert E.
38, of 9007 Grant street,
Bethesda. The boy suffered
minor bruises.
The driver was not charged.
Witnesses said the youth ran in
front Of the car about so feet
from a marked crosswalk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-01

IQuenstedtHits
|Broyhill on
School Stund

Democrat Warren D. Quen,
stedt last night said Republican
Representative Broyhill gave
support to legislation passed BY
the Virginia General Assembly
"that may close the public
schools Of Arlington and other
communities"
Mr.. Quenstedt said his oppon-
ent for the 10th district congress
sional seat twas strangely silent
when legislation threatening the
very fabric of our free public
school system was under con-
sideration in Richmond" The
basic feature Of the legislation
lis a provision allowing the Gov
ernor to withhold State funds
from localities which integrate
schools.
I'VE know today why he was
silent-because he was aligned
with and Endorsed by the ex-
tremist groups responsible for
the legislation" Mr.. Quenstedt
said.
Speaking at a meeting of 40
Fairfax County precinct chair
men, the Democratic candidate
also accused his opponent of
using "sly and misleading tao
tics" to infer that he had q good
school record. He said Mr..
Broyhill tried to mislead" the
voters with a deceptive" tele-
vision speech Monday night.
He accused the Republican of
inferring he was responsible for
$l8 million in Federal funds be-
ing granted to 10th district
schools. His tactics were sly
and misleading. The principle
of Federal aid to areas impacted
by the Federal Government was
established long before Joel
Broyhill went to Congress-" Mr..
Quenstedt said.
This Republican has no rec
ord on public schools except an
empty one," Mr.. Quenstedt said.
He has no record of fighting for
the bond issues that have built
the fine schools our children now
attend"