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See Sun. Tv, $3.50 am, Channel
Oral Roberts Heals via Prayers
AS OTHERS SEE IT free
Police Risks and Salaries
free Pr

Referring TO the letters by " and Associates ana
Kemp the only reason the Ten Dssruniled PoIleemI
all wet is in the hope that everyone will vnde'''
what we're fighting for.
sv. and Associates stated that lot OF workers W.
Jump at the chance TO become police officer
The Department has been begging for these ProsPs.
police officers for the last eight years that know o. %,
Using in the newspapers radio and TVessts and the
ment still has need of men TO H the rolls Where were
s. v. and Assocates7
Most people don't want our lob for the pay one,
considering that during IS years Of service, you '"
irregular hours. 8 N3 years Of mdnighfs, and 10 n
See-PoIice Risks and Salaries-Page
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GEORGE SOKOLSKY:
GEORGE soKoLsKY:
WHITES FRIENDS"
White, A Hebrew Traitor!

RIGHT HAND MAN OF HEBREW MoRcENTHAU.
SEC. OF TREAS FOR F.D.R.-AFF, cs.+++
Detroit Tmes)
Just the Burgess and Mseesn espionage cases will
not die down in Great Britain does the Harry Dexter
White espionage stay alive in the United States.
The fact that LavehIn Cvrre, formerly administrative
assistant President Franklin D. Roosevelt, has lost his
American citizenship, makes think Of White because
cvrris Of the select group Of Whites friends and
associates who met the Athens Cafe in Washington
May II mo year given)
The list found among Harry Dexter Whites papers
with the following names
Mr.. AppIsby, Offices; c. 3. Baldwin Oscar Chap
man. interior The will invite Mr. Fortas and Mr. Mike Straus
Ben Cohen, White House; Oscar Cox FEA; Dr. l. B. cvrre
White House; Or. Ezekiel Agri Murray Latimer, Dr.. Lv
bin White House, David Niles. White House, Randolph Paul
Milo Perkins, Prtehsrd, N. W. A. Aubrey Williams, Fortas
Interior under ssey.) Jonathan Daniels White House,
James Rowe Wayne Coy budget bur. (7 Leon Henderson
H. Maj ksdss. Michael strsvs ls asst seey, interior.
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Freud Was A Fraud, Brain Surgeon
Says"
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
ALPHABETICALLY, YESl

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
EMPHATIcALLY, YEs
Freud. like judaism mseris medies. and Roman
cshoesm-snd practically all Of the human except
Ny Chosen People, christike Christian Seensssecepf
matter as reality and svbstsneel atiribvfng TO that
nsIIy harmonious Spirit Mind, Soul the and only
Substance. Psrenfi-IN AND OF. THE ENTIRE uNvERsEl
PART z
THE DEvL-ANIMAL MACNETISM-vIA FREUD,
SOUGHT TO COUNTERFEIT THE DIVINE SCIENCE
AND PSYCHOLOGY or NY INCOMPATIBLE
HEALER CHRIST JESUS, NY HOLY GHOST CON-
cEvEo, INCOMPATIBLE PROPHET AND MESSIAH
SON. THE c-H-I-L-D-L-E-s-s oNE!-WHo. BECAUSE
OF HIS PURITY AND REFUSAL TO PROSTITUTE
HIS FACULTIES AND POWERS IN REPRODUCING
AND MULTIPLYING THE DEVILS ADAM AND EVE
COUNTERFEIT CREATION. COULD APPLY MY
WORD TO THE ILLUSIONS, DELuSIONs. AND
MYTHS OF SIM DISEASE. DEFoRMITIEs. AND
EVEN DEATHI-PREMATURE AND NORMAL
PART 3
THE FLESH PRoFITETH NOTHING
TT IS THE SPIRIT THAT ouIcKENETH
THE WORDS THAT SPEAK UNTO YOU, THEY
ARE SPIRIT AND THEY ARE LIFE-John 6:63
cATALo cINc THE VAIN VACCINATIONS OF THE
DEVILS FRAUDULENT. MYTHICAL ADAM AND
AND EVE Ecos AND PSYCHOLOGY. HAS RELA-
lively LITTLE VALUE IN LiBERATINc THE
DEVILS ADAM AND EVE DUPEs FROM THE
ILLUSIONS AND DELUsoNs, WHICH HIS SATANIC
MAJESTY FORCES UPON THE SATAN BOUND!
BUT, we SHALL KNOW THE TRUTH. AND THE
TRUTH SHALL MAKE YOU FREEZES Jesus truly
said
And, also: my WORKS AND GREATER SHALL
YE Dol
Jesus further: BUT, "rF We LOVE nae. KEEP MY
COMMANDMENTS!
See-Frevd Was Frsud-Psge
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Cause land (ure):
Christ's Sermon on the Mount

MATT. So T. NEW TESTAMENT AND OLD. PLUS
POST CIVIL WAR; MARVELLOUS REVELATIONS
STUDY FOR MASTERY WITH THE AID OF NY
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK. SAVIOR LiBERAToF
AND PROTECTOR OF OLD AND NEW TESLA
MENTs VS.. THE SPIRITUAL ADULTERY OF THE
FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS cRIPPLEs!
SCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE SCRIP
TuREs DICTATED TO MY MARY BAKER EDDY
IS NY MASTER HEALER, EDUCATOR. AND MIRACLE
WoRKERll
HARRAssMENT OF MORTAL THOUGHT REGARD
ING PERSON. PERSONS, PLACES. THINGS-DENYlNc
THE ExcLUsvENEss OF THE ONE SUBSTANCE
or LIFE AND THE UNDERSTANDABLE HOLY,
MAGNIFICENT SPIRIT. DIVINE LovE!-WHIcH
DEMONSTRATES THE MYTHICAL NATURE OF
THE HUMAN EGO AND ITS FLESH, WHICH IS
MORTAL THOUGHT MADE VIsiBlEl-BUT
BOTH ARE MY-T-H-sl!
MATTER" IS THE DEVILS VISIBLE MORTAL
THoUcHT-A DEMONSTRATE MYTH TO THE
PURE IN HEART AS IS SATAN HIMSELF
HENCE THE DEVILS HUMAN ADAM AND EVE
EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY, INTO WHICH ALL
HUMAN OFFSPRING ARE BoRN!-
AS per Job "MoRTALs ARE CONCEIVED IN SIN
AND BROUGHT FORTH IN iNIoUlTY. WHO CAN
BRING FORTH A CLEAN FROM AN uNcLEAN?
NOT ONE!
IMAM THAT IS BORN OF WOMAN IS OF FEW
DAYS AND FULL OF TROUBLE"
Loneliness Page ii
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SeIf-Love Rampant!

Just before quoting Scripture the Senator enumerated
his 50 wears poiiies-and how The dear man loved 70
tell OF he rise OF young Aben Barley with all his political
victories proud OF having been Democrat all MS 'e
BuT-THE BEGINNING OF HIS SPIRITUAL AWAK-
ENINc TO THE HIGHER SIGNIFICANCE OF THE
CHRIST WAS FlGURATlVELY SPEAKING, IN The
NINTH INNING WITH TWO MEN OUT!
HIS LAST WoRCS WERE:
II am willing TO be junior. am glad to ST. on me
back row.
FOR HAD RATHER BE A SERVANT IN The
HOUSE OF THE LORD THAN TO SIT IN THE SEATS
OF THE MIGHTY"
AND THEN. DEATH
THINKING sUFFOCATION!
The COMBINED PRESSURE or DIVINE, CHRIST
LIKE, SPIRITUAL, EXTERNALLY HARMONIOUS
REALITY-AND IT'S ExcLusvENESS-
AND THE PRESSURE OF THE DEVL-ANlmAl
MAcNETIsM-vA HIS ADAM AND EVE EGO
AND PsYcHoL ocY, INTO WHICH ALL MoRTAlS
ARE BoRN!-ReBUKED HIM TERRIBLY AS SOON
AS HE UTTERED THAT scRIPTURE!-wifh "l'Ak'-
HYPocRlTEgl!
HAD SENATOR BARKLEY NOT BEEN PRlSONeN
os TIE pEvIL-THE ADAM AND EVE PSYCHOLOGY
HE WOULD HAVE DROPPED OUT OF POLITICS
WEARS AGO. IN FAVOR OF DlviNELY SCIENTIFIC,
cHRIsTLlKE BIBLICAL RESEARCH, AND AVA'lED
u,usslE OF THE LoUs, DIVINE REvElA-
rloNs SINCE THE MARTYRDoM OF MY BELOVED
ABE LINcoLN-coMPARABLE TO THE MAXI rkoo'"
OF JOHN THE BAPTIST. WHICH GAVE ADDED
IMPETUS TO THE MESsIAHsHlP OF MY BELOVED,
HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED PROPHET SON, CHK'S'
JESUS
See Kept Heart Ailment- Page II
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Excerpts from '"TOWN MEETINC')
Foreign Aid; How Much and How
Long"

DR. WHITMAN: Good evening, friends. The Pres
ident has just asked Congress to grant nearly SIS billion
dollars for foreign aid program This is lot of money
anyway you look at it. There was time when foreign
policy was merely a matter of arranging the size of
armies building battleshps, signing treaties, and
then hoping for the best At least that is about what
we citizens paid for. ***
See Foreign Aid Page2
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" of So Die in British Air Crash
low Toll Laid to Rear-Faee Seats

ON. I. ITIpuHeT
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THIS PROTECTIVE MEASURE SHOULD BE
GIVEN pRAYERFUL CONSIDERATION BY OUR
AMERICAN EXPERTS IN AVIATION!
THE REAL MAN AND WOMAN, FLEShLESS'
rrrpNAIIY SPIRITUAL CHRISTLIKE, AND
HARMONIOUS-THE TRUE BEING OF
EVERY ADAM AND EVE, DEVILS DUPE,
HAS DOMINION OVER ALL!!!
roNsEcRATF YOURSELF TO THE STUDY -. OF
MY CHRIST SECOND COMING"-MIRACLE
SCIENCE MEsSIAH-TO ALI AND DEMONSTRATE
YOUR TRUE BEING OF BLISS!
See 2 OF 50 De-Page IL
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"Death-Mareh Sgt. Ruled Drunk !:
"0ust Marine Camp General
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Detroit Timss)

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Readers OF the Detroit Tribune will recall previous
references TO the tragic deaths Of six recruits BECAUSE
OF THIS GOD CONDEMNED SPIRITUAL BASTARD
HEB l2:7, 81 WoULD-BE LEADER AND THE MORALLY
GUILTY SENIOR OFFICERS WHO WERE SO SPIRIT
TALLY NAKED AS NOT TO KNOW THE CALDER OF
THE DEVILS ADAM Matthew c. Mekeon. 81. PROVED
TO BEL
Hebrews l2:7, 8, TO refresh your memories:
If YE ENDURE THE CHRISTENING OF THE LORD
Idivne Lowell THEN ARE We SONS; IF NOT
THEN ARE We BAsTARDs AND NOT SoNsl
See Death March Sgt-Page IL
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THE n Young Women Of HiroslI'
Have Learned To Laugh Again
Chicago Tribune, 4-l4

They came to New York last May for SURG,
faces distorted by burns in the 194s atom Don'.
their home city. When they arrived they were It's
ed. They didn't want to be seen. But now tnea Mi
ar. virtually healed Their laughter pesled last ns'
party given for them Al Leones restaurants :"
owners of Cere Leone.
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"Kept Heart Ai|ment Secret Tor
; Year"
"l,70O See Barley Fall Dead
Detroit News)
By ANDREW F. FRUEAAUF. c.s. + ~

Rv ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF, C.S. = -
Modern Christian Science Crusader N
Major Prophet of 'our father-Mother Co.. an
harmonious" (p. l6 Science and Health with Ney 70
tbe Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy) with wor'o
message and mission, who wildly the grace OF Coo
do a Fruehauf-Martn Luther job in this age -
And how. Science & Health, our textbook, Is Sod
Liberator OF The Bible. or
A HIGHER AND TRUER Represent ALIVE VI
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND lHE
WRITER is HIS FRIEND! AND OF HIS PEOPLE,
TOOl 80,
Jesus '1oved righteousness and hated iniquty
The 'ukewarm" live in fools paradise.
QUOTING BIBLE AS He IS STRICKEN
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
He WAS A RELATIVELY FINE MAN BUT
he LOVED THE PRAISE OF MEN MORE THAN The
PRAISE OF GOD!
THAT is WHY He DIED PoLlTicIAN-oNs
"WHoM SATAN HATH BOUND!
HAD BELOVED SENATOR ALBEN W. BARkleY
HAD a SPIRITUAL AWAKENING. AS DID NY
BELOVED DAUeHTERsUccEssoR TO CHRIST
JEsusl-rHE REV. MARY BAKER EDDY, WHO
REACHED HER 10Th YEAR IN l9lo!-HE MIGHT
WELL HAVE EoUALED HER SPAN OF YEARS OR
EVEN HAVE REACHED 100 YEARS!
PART z
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Many Called 'NeedIessly' i"

N. 7.
"COME UNTO Me, ALL We THAT LABOUR
AND ARE HEAVY LADEN, AND WILL
GIVE YOU REST.
~TAKE MY YOKE UPON YOU, AND LEARN OF ME;
FOR AM MEEK AND LOWLY IN HEARTi
AND We SHALL FIND REST UNTO YOUR SOULS.
"FoR MY YOKE IS EASY, AND MY
BURDEN is LICHT."--MATT. 1880.
See Many Called Nesdlessly Ill Page IL
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PRAYER, STUDY, WORK

Because of being careful,
humble students of the BIZ
BILE and the Christian Sci
ence textbook, it was easy
to listen to the still small
voice.
The next step was to
break the idea to the pub
Usher, and owner of this
publication, who certainly
moves only as the Spirit of
God guides his conscious
ness from one right step to
another. Upon his careful
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WE HAVE MOVED

Recently we had to prove
many things while prepar-
ing to make our move to-
ward expansion. Indeed it
is not an easy task to make
a move with all of the
h eavy machines to be
transferred which go into
the making of a newspaper
business. And it is not an
easy task to find the right
place. So after a great deal
of looking here and there
the thought came why not
leave it to God, He knows
il all.
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FEAR NO EVIL
TRUTH is OUR DEFENSE

GOD WILL NOT CAST AWAY PEREZ
MAN NEITHER WILL HE HELP THE EVIL DOE
job 81
DEMONSTRATE THE INFLUENCE OF SPIRIT
The above statement is definite, and is m,
manifest through the divine Mind, underst1
in a small measure that Mind which was in CHI
Jesus, our wayshower. We learn to demonstrate
influence of Spirit the Great Power of the \
through prayerful study and application of what
know about Christian Scientific living Definitely
take no risk when put trust in God.
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GOD HAS RIGHT
PLACE

We found the right pll
and beyond any furs
question, we have md
into a nice clean place
one of Detroit's main u
oughfares, for which
CONTINUED on page q
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Gods Christ Science Universal Messiah World Healing


A"""O"' wnpu.c+
PRESEv Successor Mary
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WALK BY FAITH, H0
UNDERSTANDING

And with his prayel
approval we challen|
our spiritual ability,
understanding. We I'd
lily perceived t h at
business belongs to q
from whom we receive
good. Our obligation to|
fellowman. is spiritual /
vine Love is our shepher|
and eve shall not va
any good thing. And din
Love is undefeatable. Kn
ing that divine Love is e
lasting we began to NJ
forward.
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Loneliness
By Andrew r. Frvehauf c.s.+++
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRlBUNE
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thinking, he approx
prayerful expansion, say
often Progress is the |
of Cod.
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OF ALL TIME
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-21

lington Park July 14) because
we think the mile distance would
put him at too much Of q dis
advantage. The next 3-year-
old race we are pointing Needles
for is the American Derby
"a 100000 race at Washington
Park because the l-3fl6-mile
distance win suit him.
"The American Derby won't
be run until August Is, so that
gives us plenty of time before
hand if we decide to start him
IN the Monmouth.
"Of course. a lot of factors
must be taken in consideration
and I'm not saying that Needles
can beat horse like Nashua.
But we'd be pretty foolish if we
did not nominate Needles for the
Monmouth and see how that
race develops.
"Our whole stable is here cat
Monmouth and Needles is right
lat home. so to speak. He likes
the track, too" Fontaine said.
Nashua has been nominated
for the Monmouth. but Trainer
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons has
listed him as a definite starter
for the Suburban Handicap at
Belmont Park July 4, only 10
days before the Monmouth
race. Find, Fisherman and
Summer Tan are likely starters
lin the Monmouth.
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Paid
For Ny Babu

LONDON. June 81 (Pl.-Twc
American horse owners and
breeders today paid more than
100000" for the 11-year-old
British sire, My Babu. the Anglo
irish Bloodstock Agency reported
today.
Frank More o'Farrall. chair
man of the agency. said the buy
ers were John w. Hanes Of New
York and Leslie Combs II OF
Spendthrift Farm, Lexington,
Ky.
Combs headed the syndicate
which bought Nashua from the
estate of William Woodward, jr.,
for more than 81, 100000.
The Maharenee Of Baroda was
the owner of My Babu. He was
the leading 2-year-old Of the
I1947 British season and won the
Two Thousand Guineas the fol-
lowing year. He retired to stud
in 1860.
O'Farrall said My Babu would
be shipped to Kentucky in about
two weeks. O'Farrall added that
the sale price was more than
$500, 900. but he refused to give
the exact figure.
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knocked OF Military Air Trans
port Service. 5-l. yesterday in a
well pitched game marred by err
rors on the South Ellipse.
Henry Woodward Of MATS
|outpitched Jack Fogarty but was
tagged with his third defeat
when his mates errors let in four
runs in the eighth inning.
Woodward struck GU is and
walked none while allowing Co
lumbia just three hits. Fogarty
gave up four hits and picked up
his second victory against no
losses.
Over on the West Ellipse. FBI
shaded Union Printers, AS, to
move ahead Of Silver Hill BY a
|half-game in the Industrial
Leagues second-half standings,
30 to 20. At Fairlawn, Mer-
chants beat the Maryland Aces.
ga, with four runs in the last of
the ninth, gaining its second VIC
tory against no losses in the Sec
Iond half of the Vic Gauzza
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NASHUA ALSO NAMED FOR RACE
Needles Moy Oppose
Older Horses July IA

MANN, Fla. June 81 (R.-
Needles. the Florida bred 3-year-
old champion, may run against
older horses possibly including
Nashua in the 100000 Nom
mouth Handicap on July IA, it
was reported today.
Joe Tannenbaun, Miami Daily
News Racing editor. wrote that
trainer Hugh Fontaine is con-
|sidering starting Needles in the
acknowledgements race if his
weight assignment is right. It
would be the Florida f1ash's first
test against older horses.
"Fontaine, speaking from
Monmouth via telephone, told
the Miami Daily News he had
named Needles for the big New
Jersey stakes after comforting
with Bonnie Heath and jackson
Dudley, co-owners Of the horse, |"
Tannenbaum wrote. He added:
Naturally, we are going to
consider every angle before send
ling Needles out Of his age group
at this time Of the year." Fon-
ltaine stated. However, should
Needles weight assignment be
okay, in our opinion. and should
he be in top condition. the Mon
mouth may turn out toybe q good
spot for him.
you see. we do not plan to
start Needles in the Arlington
Classic Ca $4,000 race at Ar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-21
Don Dell Coins
SemifinuIs Of
|SchooIboy 7 ennis

CHARIOT TESVILLE, Va,
June 81 (R.-Top-seeded Don
Dell of Bethesda, Md. led three
other seeded entrants into to-
days semifinals in the National
Interscholastic Tennis tourna-
ment.
Dell squared of against fifth
ranked Eddie Sledge of Dallas,
Tex, while second-seeded Ned
Nicely of Atlanta faced AT Rob-
erts, sixth-seeded player from
New York City.
Dell, former national boys
champion, reached the round of
four with a 81, GA victory
over Dick Ogden of New Canaan.
Conn.
The seeded entrants advanced
into the doubles semif1nals, too.
Top-rated Bob Macy and
Roger Mccormick of Coral
Gables posted a 81, ell vic
tory over Bruce Sylvia and
Wayne Adams of Richmond yes
terday and faced Nicely and
Harry Thompson of Atlanta
today.
The second-ranked duo Of
Ogden and Edward Simmons Of
New Canaan, Conn, opposed Ben
Keys and Hunter Faulconer Of
Alexandria, Va. Faulconer and
Keys advanced yesterday by de-
feating Jim Shaffer and Tom
Elliott of st. Petersburg. Fla.
Ga. T6.
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Air Force JETS
Out 10 CIinch
Lead tomorrow

The Air Force Jets can lock up
FIRST place in the Departmental
Leagues tirst half tomorrow with
a victory over st. Ambrose on the
South Ellipse.
The first half Of the schedule.
which is running a week over
time, still is up in the air with
the Jets having an 81 record
and Lincolnia showing To, both
with one game to play.
Columbia Heights is fighting
for second place. Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-21
Cuban Defeats
Floyd in Tennis

ATLANTA, June 81 (R.-A
South African who plays for the
University Of Miami met a
Brazilian member Of the Tulane
tennis team today in one Of the
featured quarterinal matches OF
the Southern tennis champion
ships.
The South African, top-seeded
Johann Kupferburger, faced Jose
Aguero. ranked No. / and last
years National intercollegiate
champion.
Other ouarterinal matches:
Third-ranked Alex Oimedo Of
Lima, Peru. VS.. Ray Garrido 81
Cuba; Armando Vieira Of Brazil
first among the foreign con-
tingent, vs.. Pancho Contreras Of
Mexico. and Allen Quay of Mi
ami, Fla. VS.. Jack Frost of Los
Angeles.
Garrido advanced yesterday bs
defeating Doh Floyd of Airing
ton, Va, 6-3, 40.
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500 Endure Rain
TO See Manassas
Wrestling Opener

Matchmaker Babe Sharkey
and Director AL Gore have de-
cided to stage pro wrestling
shows at old Dominion Speed
way twice 4 month. The de-
cision came after some 600 spec
tatOrs endured cool and threat
ening weather, and later a driv-
ing rain. last night to watch the
debut of the grapplers at the
Manassas track.
Dick Steinborn and Wally
Lamb we're the stars. Stein
born won the feature bout from
Buddy Lee with consecutive falls
at 1924 and 27:11. Lamb held
the favored Karl Won Hess to a
draw in one of the 30-minute
preliminaries
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Upset Victory
For SatterfieId

CHICAGO. June 81 GA
boxing "dud" who keeps explod-
ing. Chicago's Bob Satterfield
today drew bead on a heavy
weight match with equally un-
practicable Tommy (Hurricanel
jackson. b
Satterfield, a 3-to-1 underdog,
last night pounded an end to
young Johnny Summerlin's 12-
bout winning streak with a
unanimous 10-round decision in
q nationally televised scrap at
Chicago Stadium.
The 80 year old Satterfield
outweighed by II pounds, nearly
knocked Summerlin out of the
ring in the third round with
ponderous rights and then went
on to win by a substantial
margin. Satterield weighed 1888
against Summerlin's 1874.
Truman Gibson, secretary of
the International Boxing Club,
said he favored a Satterfield-
jackson m citing this fall
because Of their Interesting
styles"
Satterfleld hurt his left hand
in his third-round attack, but
it didn't seem to hurt his rugged
finish. although Summerlin gave
him q real going over in a des-
perate 10th round.
The defeat was Summertime
fifth in 81 pro starts and knocked
out his chance for a match with
Pittsburgh's Bob Baker in the
elimination series for Rocky
Marciano's vacated heavyweight
crown.
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Swaps Carries 100
AS Heavy Fovorite
On Coast Saturday

INGLEWOOD, Calf, June 81
R.-Rex c. Ellsworth's Swaps
goes to the post at Hollywood
Park Saturday carrying high
weight Of 1870 pounds in the $780,
O00-added Inglewood Handicap
The distance is a mile and
one-sixteenth, which happens to
be one Of the three routes in
which the 4-year-old holds a
record.
Swaps will be the heavy ia
vorite against some strong OPP
position. Travis NJ. Kerr's speedy
Bobby Brocato is a very prob
able starter, carrying second
high weight of 121 pounds.
The last time they met. Swaps
carried 1913. and Bobby Brocato
123 and the latter chased Swaps
TO a world record for a mile in
1885.
Bobby Brocato's stablemate,
the promising Lover Boy. also is
a probable. along with Llangol-
len Farms Mister Gus and the
WI Ranch's Honeys Alibi
Lover Boy drew ia pounds,
Mister Gus. lis, and the King
Ranch's Rejected, on the come
back trail, lit.
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Young Golfers
.eadD.C.Group

RICHMOND. June 81 (Spe-
ciaD. - Washington is sending
primarily a high-school and coll
lege delegation after the SD
Middle Atlantic Amateur golf
championship which gets under
way with an 18-hole qualifying
round today at Hermitage Club.
The McFerren brothers, Bill
and Gerry; John Owen, jr.;|
Deane Beman. Billy Curtiss, Joe
Sears, Carl Lohren, Bill Dudley
and Perky Cullinane are among
the younger players representing
the District in the field of some
SO.
With defending and five-time
champion Bobby Brownell hav.
ing withdrawn. the only ex-
titlist entered is volney Burnett
OF Brooke Manor Farms, winner
in 1916.
The Virginia delegation is
headed by Wynsol Spencer, four
time State champion, and Harry
Easterly, recent winner of the
Pennington Invitation. Dave
Ewell, association president and
twice runnerup; Buddy Loving
runnerup to Brownell in 1858.
and Wayne jackson, Peninsula
Amateur champion, are other
Virginia threats.
Baltimore's top contenders APP
pear to be Eddie Johnston, run
nerup in 1949, and Ken Scales.
semifinalist in the recent Mary
land Amateur. and in this tour
nament last year.
Washington also will be rep
resented by Bill McFerren. ST.:
Don Sullivan, John Kreger of
kenWood, Buddy Brylawski, and
Ray Swearingen, runnerup tol
Claude Rippy in 1912.
The low 80 will qualify for
match play. Two rounds areI
scheduled tomorrow, the quarter
finals and semifinals Saturday.
ana the 36-hole final Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-21
StunfeI Signs With Redskins,
Rejoining Old College Coach

fel. He regards the 2S-year-old
San Franciscan as one of the
best offensive guards in pro
football. The record seems to
bear out Joe's thinking. for STAN
fel was all-league guard in 1858
and "a. He underwent an oper-
alton after the 1854 season to
correct a knee injury suffered
in the 1851 All-Star game and
apparently is as sound as a pre-
war dollar.
On the Redskins Stanfel will
rejoin three former teammates
who played with him on USFs
undefeated 1850 team, the last
eleven fielded by the Dons. These
are Halfback Scooter Scudero,
Guard Red Stephens and End
Ralph Thomas.