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Lover Scores Upset

BRISBANE, oct. 2e tR.-
Rod LAYER, former United
States junior singles champion.
caused a surprise upset in the
Cumberland tennis title at
Milton today, defeating sixth
seeded Warren Woodcock Of
New South Wales. Ga. So.
6--l, in the third round Of the
mems singles. Mervyn Rose. ~,
was extended to beat the un-
known Ken Fletcher Of Queens
land. 10 years his junior. Ga.
7-y, 6-S, Ga.
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STATISTICS

Reed and two other players
were dropped from the team
yesterday for what Coach Jim
Tatum called infractions Of
training rules. The iD-year-old
from Lower Merton. Pa. filled
the breach well. passing for one
touchdown and setting up the
other with his passes.
Each team had scored q Sec
ond-period touchdown before
the Tar Heels put over the
clincher early in the third quar-
ter. The winning touchdown
came on q e0-yard. ii-play
drive that ended when Fullback
Giles 0aca plunged over from
the two.
Cummings had passed 10 End
Buddy Payne In the end zone
from n yards out on q second
down and one yard 10 90 ST
uation for the FIRST Tar Heel
touchdown late in the second
period.
Wake Forest cashed in on .
fumhled punt q few minutes
later for les only touchdown.
Ron Marquette. North Carolina
halfback fumbled q high punt
at his own 30 and George john
son. Wake Forest tackle. re-
covered.
In nine plays the Deacons
smashed across for the score,
Fullback Pete Manning cover
ing the last seven yards In i've
|plunges.
A crowd Of about $4,000 sat
in intermittent showers to
watch Wake Forest drop Its
NTH straight game as North
Carolina raised its record to AZ.
, Sc5th csrolinA ----o 7 ( o-I4
North Carolina seorine: Touchdoens
Payne tai. pass from Cummingsl.
oaea q, plnnss1 cenversions-BiszeF
wake Forest SCORING: rouchdoun-
Manning Il. plunge). conversion--Mae-
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Texas Aggies TrompIe
Baylor for 18th in Row

touchdown with an s-yard run.
The Bears made q game Of It.
four times biting into Aggie
territory. once reaching the
Cadet Vineyard line. But the
Aggies defense was ircn-ribbed.
Bobby Marks. Aggie end. inter-
cepted q pass from Doyle Tray
lor In the end zone to stop the
toughest threat posted by~the
Bears.
Grow saved what might have
been q Baylor touchdown In
the fourth period when he hit
Dick Clark. Baylor halfback,
so hard he was knocked away
from q free ball he was trying
to cover and the Aggies' John
Gilbert came un with Il on the
Aegie 2T-yard line.
The game featured some Of
the finest kicking Of the year.
Hickman got on q 7s-yard boot
the longest in the conference
this season--to get the Bears
out Of q hole In the second
period. Later Osborne booted
II yards to turn the same trick
for the Aggies.
Baylor 0 q a. a
Texas Ann o 0 5-if
Texas A&M scoring Touehdowns-
Osoorne II. pluneei. Crnu -, niunae.
Conversione--Taylor Conrad.
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Utah Overoowers
23-15

SALT LAKE CITY, oct. "a
@.-Fullback Merrill Douglas
line crashing brought Utah Q
23-i5 victory over Wyoming TO-
day and kept the Ute's Skyline
Conference title hopes alive.
The victory. combined with
Montana's 2i-6 triumph over
New Mexico. put the Utes in
first place with a Sci record.
Douglas smashed over from
the i-yard line for Utah In the
FIRST quarter. eliminating q S.
yard drive. Douglas scored again
in the third period. breaking out
Of the middle Of the line and
hustling 80 yards before 4
crowd Of 10000.
wTty .g Z 2g 5-II
Wyoming seorine---T opchdowns: Saw.
yer u, rum zowada u, rum, Safely
HAveley, Mather tackled Wilson N
md sQneD. Conversion; Mc0iii
Utah ecoring--TouchdoW DOUGLAS
70 u. Rlunee; -. .funl. .rfEyaoE 1fl
. .I.n;, T bc.s. Eosi-s'" u7'' nvsf'
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clicked for the Initial score
SchomburRer stepped between
two VPI defenders at the H.
yard line to take Renh's toss
and ran the rest Of the way for
the score. Johnny Sheppard
converted.
Nine seconds later. Virginia
Tech was penalized back to the
one-yard line after taking the
kickoif. Bob Mccoy, vPIs re-
serve quarterback, fumbled and
big George Boyer bounced on
the ball for Florida States Sec
0nd touchdown. This time Full
back Bob Nellums converted.
Virginia Tech, playing control
ball, came back later in the Sec
ond period and ground out a
touchdown on rs running plays
that carried so yards. Bobby
Conner. zO2-pound senior full
back. plunged over from the
one-foot lire and Barry Frazee
converted.
ylralnla Tech $50 4 O o. !
Florida state IA 3 0--~2d
yIrsIBls Tech seorins Touchdown
klQfida state seeFine: Touchd1wns
rennly Boyer freeoversd WI furl5Is
IN 3ud zonel: Pickaff 40. funD. Con-
sei1lont- Sheppard, Nellnms.
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Florida State Defects
|vPI on Long Plays, 20-7

TALLAHASSEE. ia. oct. %
Florida States seminoles
struck suddenly today with an
electrifying eO-yard touchdown
run BY Sophomore Fred Pick
ard and 3 5l-yard pass play
TO score q 20-T homecoming
victory over Virginia Tech.
Bobby Rem. Florida States
leading ground gamer. turned
to deadly passes to keep the
oobblcr defense on balance and
provide the Seminole ground
game with an added punch.
Rcnn's 51-yard scoring pass
10 Ronny schombufDsr at the
outset OF the second quarter
put the Eeminoles in front and
they held the lead the rest Of
the way against the 0obblers.
who fumbled away two scoring
opportunities.
The victory was the third Of
the season for the eeminoles
against an equal number Of
losses. It was the fourth defeat
for the Disappointing vPI team
which holds wins over Tulane
and VillanOva.
Florida State scored Q pair
of touchdowns within the first
two minutes Of the second
quarter.
Rem and echom b burger
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COLLEGE STATION. Tex.

FcoLLEGE STATION. Tex.
Oct. 70 E.-Texas Ann. with
Rcddy Osborne at the helm
and John Crow running like
q truck. beat Baylor. 14-0. to-
day for It's 18th straight tri-
ufnph.
The Nations No. 2 team was
going through its 18th consecu-
tive game without defeat and
was staying ON top Of the wild
Southwest Conference race.
A crowd Of 1900 watched
the Aggies score IN the first siz
minutes. then beat OF the
rugged Bears with killing de-
fensive plays until the last six
minutes. when they rolled 70
another touchdown. In the
final seconds the Aggies smash
Cd to the Baylor two.
Osborne scored the FIRST
Aggie touchdown with a l-yard
blast after Grow had rammed
the ponderous Baylor line for
50 yards in q 54-yard drive,
The second Aggie score came
after Larry Hickman. Baylor
fullback. kicking into q strong
north wind. got the bali out
only "a yards. Grow again led
the charge and made the
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'Houeh Trio Seeks
Old Dominion Win
In 300-Lop Race

Roscoe tPappy) Houeh anc
his team Of three chevrolet'
from Paterson. N. j.. are In che
field today for the SO0-lap late
model stock car race at Old
Dominion Speedway.
Harold Frankel and Bill
Brown win Join Pappy in the
chevies. They will combat the
threats Of some two dozen other
entries in the fea.ure begin
ming at $3.50 pm.
Time trials and a pair Of
i0-lap heats will prccede the
big event. starting at | o'clock.
other prominent names include
Bill Morgan. Mace Mettingly.
Elmo Langley. Buzz Wilson,
Mack Hamburg. Lou Spears and
Bill Gross,
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ARKANSAS

took II plays. Larry Reds
conversion attempt was low and
vide.
Arkansas. unable 10 get out
Of les own territory during the
FIRST period. scored with four
minutes left in the half when
Halfback Billy Kyser raced
over from the eight. Walker
set up the touchdown from his
own 90 when with Mississippi
hrnced for q line plunge on q
third-and-one situation. he
faxed 70 his fullback and
passed IS yards TO Kyser. The
play caught Ole Miss fat
footed. The conversion try by
Gerald Nesbitt was wide.
The longest run Of the day
paved the way for Arkansas
winning touchdown. Nesbitt
went OF tackle from his % and
sped down the sideline. Trap
ped at the Ole Miss IS. he
lateraled to Kyser. who was
pulled down on the three.
Three tries through the tough
Mississippi line yielded only
two yards. On last down Miss
issippi again ganged up. expect
ing another try up the middle.
Walker cody Tipped out TO
Kyser. who trotted around end
for the score. Nesbitt missed
the conversion attempt.
Arkansas - q 8 8 O-is
MlasiSsippi $500 9 Q D o.
Arkansas seorins--T oaehdowns: XIV.
ser , -. run. l rum.
hielissfppi scoring Touchdown:
orantham q, pass from Brown.
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Early Scores
Help Howard
Topic Fisk

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Oct. 26
tSpeciaD Howard University,
led BY Quarterback Tanner
George and End Ken Washing
ton. struck for quick first and
second period touchdowns 70
win over Fisk University. 1915.
in an intersectional game at
Fisk Stadium today.
George and Washington. the
Central Intercollegiate Athletic
Associations leading passing
combination, connected on a
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ISwurthmore Stondout

Bill tzip) Zimmerman. q
guard on the football team at
Mount Vernon High School In
1854 and a member Of the
track team. is co-captain Of the
football and lacrosse teams at
Swarthmore. He is q center
on the Swarthmore football
team.
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British Girls Rally.

LONDON. Oct. rs R).-The
American women's lacrosse
team tied TT against England
today after being three goals
ahead with only I'VE minutes
OF play left. The home team
got the equalizer 90 seconds
from the end.
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Reserve Steers
Tar Heels Over
Wake Forest

WINBTOM SALEM. N. O..
oct. 2e M1.Jack Cummings. q
Unlicensed sophomore quarter
back. came into HIS own today
TO spark North Carolina TO q
it-7 Atlantic Coast Conference
victory over winless Wake For
est.
Cummings drew the starting
assignment after Co Capt. Dave
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Honors for Howard

Howard University's football
team and coach. Howard NJ.
White. win be honored at 8 pm,
Monday by the Howard Alumni
Club Of Washington. The meet
ing win be held at Banneker
Recreation Center. Georgia av-
enue and Howard place.
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BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

Something really special is
the Kalorama Handicap for
men and women starting at 2
pm. today at the Kalorama
Bowling Center.
Following are the prizes to be
awarded high scorers out Of the
regular payod, In which the top
plums are s1o0. $50 and $50:
A serving tray filled with
bakery products. four half
gallon cartons Of ice cream. q
set Of eight tumblers. four
cases Of soft drinks, q bowling
bag. five pounds Of cheese and
Q necktie.
The winner viii receive a
trophy and so will the top
woman in gross scores.
Free bus transportation will
be provided entrants from
Alexandria. A bus will leave the
Alexandria Bowling Center,
sister plant Of Kalorama. at
6p.nl.
With Rita WEIGH. president,
as a guiding spirit. women Of
the District Minor League have
rugged q session Of their own In
the tournament, starting al
Z pm.
Handicaps for the five-eame
event will be four-fifths. with
scratch at 1870.
II. For the star duckpinners,
there's the classy Bethesda
Open. at Bethesda Forty Alleys.
starting at 2 pm.
TENPINS - In shooting the
only perfect game by q woman
this season, Marge Dawson OF
Grand Rapids. Mich. had the
same experience as Frank Dun
ham. who recently achieved the
only 300 in this areas history.
Each crossed the headpin once.
Mrs. Dawson said she had no
more dficulty with the last ball
than she did with the first. but
asBrooklyn hit with the seventh
filled her momentarily with dis
may. Dunham's hump was the
10th. Here he fought a Jonah.
-Four times before in his career
he had come 10 this frame with
a perfect game in the making,
only TO miss. This time he
|: crossed the headpin. but for
tune beamed.
Durham, who rolled his BIC
one In the Bureau of Ships
Adixed Clique at Alaandris
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Brown Blanks
Rhode Island

PROVIDENCE. r. l., oct.
26 tR. - Brown University
marched IS yards to a touch
down the first time It got the
football today and maintained
an advantage throughout in
banking hitherto indicated
Rhode Island. 2l-0.
Brown outplayed It's State
rival. current terror Of the
Yankee Conference. through
out in winning It's third game
|of the season against two
losses.
Rhode Island. which won its
first five games. made only one
threat and that. In the final
few minutes. ended when the
Rams fumbled into the Brown
END zone for Q touchback.
Bob Topping scored Browns
first touchdown at 5:45 Of the
first period. slamming across
from the where the ball had
been moved by q 3o-yard pass
from Frank Finney-Ivy leader
in ground gained with 42S yards
through last week--to Marty
Moran.
Moran also scored on q l.
yard smash In q 65-yard adj
vance in the third period. Dave
Graham scored the most spec
tacular touchdown by return
ing an intercepted pass 81
yards.
Rhode Island $3.50 o o o. o
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STATISTICS

pair OF aerials to set up
Towards FIRST score early in
the game. Then Washington. a
o0-pound senior. picked OF a
Fisk pass and raced - yards
to score the clinching touch
down midway the second period,
Howard scored the first time
It gained possession. marching
IS yards. The drive began when
Halfback Art vanBrakle re-
turned the opening kickoff 70
the Howard IS. II ended when
Fullback Bob Brown smashed
over from the 3. George. q
sophomore from nearby Mem
phis. connected on i've passes
during the drive, two to WASH
ington. two TO Halfback Jim
Habron. and one 70 End Milt
Buck.
Fisk got its lone touchdown
in the second period when
Guard Bob Shelton bounced on
Habron's tumble on the Hove
ard 81. It took the Tennes-
scans nine plays. including q
l6-yard run by Halfback War
rem Terry and a 12-yard run
by Quarterback Bill Dixon. to
score. Terry capped the drive
smashing over from the /.
The Bisons applied the
clincher S minutes later.
Backed up 10 his l7-yard line.
Dixon attempted to hit Terry
with q behind the-line screen
pass. However. Washington
broke through to intercept on
the II and raced over un-
touched.
Pisk - 8 o o. Q
Howard scoring; Tcuchdegns =
Brown q, rum Washington II. IN
Perception return). Commemorative
Fisk scotinr; Touehdowns - TERRI
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Cardinal Booters
Sixth Straight

WESTMINSTER. Nd, oct. "a
F3.0 George Frub and Ruban
TOral. with 10 points between
them led Catholic University 10
It's sixth straight soccer vic
tory today. q 1872 Mason Dixon
Conference win over Western
Maryland.
Western Maryland scored so
seconds after the KICKOFF when
John Karrer. putting the BAH
In play from out Of bounds.
kicked to Gene Michaels ia
front Of the net and MichaeIs
scored.
John Greco tied 1t up for
Catholic at Is minutes Of the
first period and Grub put the
visitors ahead at 2l:3O with
the first Of six goals he scored.
Torai scored four times and
Pyfron scored the other Cath.
Ole goal.
s%s ssssrS "a f "a fig
.. S ssE,ss Gan es,AolIe V ..: Grub
Nichaeis western Ma.
su6stituiions: Catholic o. - ror.l
Moica- Pamaraio Western Nd, -
Pasaarelio. Taylor. HYDE. shnre.
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Brown q, rum; washingtnn ue. In
Perception returnl. conversions--Var
Fisk scetins; Touehdovns - TERRI
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NoTth Carolina beoFtnG. TouchdoWnl
Payne eel. pass from Cumminsal
oaea -, plnnseD COMMUNICATION
wake Forest scoring: Touchdown
Manning Il. plungsl. conversion-Mae.
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For the star duckpinners,
there's the classy Bethesda
Open. at Bethesda Forty Alleys,
starting at 2 pm.
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7-Broken Arrow. Western.
"Reneoodes Return" Reneeods
lndions Toid the Chlrlcohua res
eroticn and steel horses. John
Lupton, MIehoeI ABSORB.
o-Lueille and Desi Show.
Heus. Dea ard Lucy os Mr..
and Mrs. Ricordo persuode q
movie star to play the lecdin1
role In costume dFonno pro-
duced BY the iccol pTA. Guest
stor: ToIIuloh eonkheod.
$50
4-Bob Cummings Show.
bob Wins the Olympics." Star
ring Bob Cummings, Dwnnye
Hicknon.
5-Bis Story. Dron1o.
7-TeIephons Time. Dromo.
Novel Appeal" The story OF
Moy Roberts Rinehort's book.
1.-THE After House." bosed on
the events and characters OF
sensational murder trial. Clou-
dsts Colbert, John Conodins.
1000
4-The callsosnlens.
Little Man Lost" Adam Ken
nedy. Seem Mecior.
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500

$500
4-Eddie Fisher Shew. Color.
I hous. Guests: tennessee Ernie
Ford. pnnsomlrnIss cilli Wong.
5-Aites Dinner Movie.
IVA neurs. ''She Couldn't Soy
No" 1854 Jean simmons. Rob-
eft Mlichum.
9-Phil siIvers Show. Comedy.
UlIko ard his b,1ddies ny 70 trick
q visiting Notionol Gvordsron.
who in civilicn life Is 3 ~eolthy
iinoneier. Phil silvsrs stars.
$50
7-Wyeit Eerp. Western.
Earp lends q hond when his
irlends osteH,pt 10 strengthen out
q Town wolf Who hos cnbltIons 10
become cunsllnper. Hugh
9-Ths Eve Arden Show.
Liz hires on old school friend
70 strengthen out the Hammond
household economics. Eve Arden.
Allyn Jcslyn star.
800
4-Meet Me6raw. Mystery.
"MeGrow In Rene" MeGrow Is
hired TO protect womon divorc-
ino her nnobstsF husband but she
spuFns his aid. Fronk Loveioy.
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TUESDAY

S-Mr. Dist. Attorney. Crime.
7-Wsst Point Story. Dronc.
His Brothers Fist" Leonard
Ninaoy, John Berordino.
1854. 900 Question. Quiz.
HoI March. m. Q.
1890
4-The Honeymooners. Cmdy.
Storing locke 6leoson, Audrey
Meadows, Al Carney, Joyce
Rondolph. tReruns.I
5-ErroI Flynn ThesteF. Dr'mo.
7-Nasienal Wrestling.
9-The Silent Service.
1.-THE Nautilus Story" The slb-
marine IS brought In for close
observation dufy olone the
Torowo shoreline, between the
Guns OF the American cttock
force and the Joponess shore
lotteries.
100
4-News and Local News.
Horkness. Word.
5-EIeven o'cloek Movie.
IA Hours. "Quulisy Street."
1887. koshonne Hepburn. From
chot Tone.
7-News. Weather. Sperts.
Mcccffrey. Alien. Pickett.
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Richards. Dousios. DonieIs.
HAS
4-Weotheg. Sports.
Strinoer. Simpson.
o-The Lets Show. Movie.
IA Heurs. "To Hove end Have
Not" An American IS hired BY
group OF OeGoullists to undertake.
Q dangerous mission. Humphrey
eooort, Lauren BoeoIl.
7-Mysfery TheoteF. Movie.
I Heus, IS Min. Dangerous
Business" 1916. Forrest Tucker.
ll:2S
4-Som end Friends. Arnold.
1880
l-Tonisht. jock Poor.
I2:45
1.-The Lords Proyer.
loo
4-lnsplrstion.
e-Meditotion. WeotheF.
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tensions in an effort to assert
a stronger control over its res
tive East European satellites.
other possibilities involve
trying to put the blame on the
United States all over the world
for the breakdown Of the Lon
don disarmament talks. pro-
noting expansionist Soviet de-
signs in the Middle East and
influencing the West German
electorate against Chancellor
Konrad Adenauer. The West
German elections will be held
Sunday.
Whatever the basic reason
for the tougher policy, the Rus
slams apparently are hoping 1t
will help them in all Of those
situations.
The latest Moscow outburst
provoked the United States into
IA bitter reply yesterday. The
State Department accused So
Wet Foreign Minister Andrei
Gromyko OF falsifications and
intemperance which 1t said
seem deliberately calculated to
break those bridges Of UNDER
standing which still sustain our
hopes for peace"
Mr.. Gromyko dashed out at
the Western allies and the
United States particularly in a
lengthy press statement last
Tuesday. His broadside ac-
cused this country Of wrecking
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-13

the disarmament negotiations,
Of plotting aggression against
Syria and Of blocking German
unification.
The United States replied
that Gromyko had followed in
his statement "the old Molotov
line which the Soviets them
selves so recently condemned as
hampering the promotion Of
world peace"
When former Foreign Minis
ter v. M. Molotov was purged
from the Soviet leadership this
summer after breaking with
Communist Party boss Nikita
Khrushchev. he was blamed for
following obstructionist poll
cies which hampered what the
triumphant Khrushchev clique
called Russia's efforts to win
world peace.
One fact which stands out as
a result Of this weeks exchange
between Mr.. Gromyko and the
State Department is that the
stage has been set and the
issues sharply drawn for a
major debate between Mr..
Gromyko and Secretary Of
State Dulles in the United Ma
tions General Assembly which
opens In New York Tuesday.
ofIicials are intrigued and
Continued on Page Ala, Col. /
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Lookout for Victim
Of Rabies Found
To Be FuIse Alarm

Police in Washington and Is
Eastern States today stopped
looking for a rabies victim who
was never bitten and who
turned out to be a little boy
not a little girl.
Airman 1/c' Manuel G. Ser
rao arrived at Shaw Air Force
Base. S. c.. last night after a
vacation trip to Oneonta. N. Y,
without being aware that hun
dreds Of police were looking for
him. Air Force officials said
they do not know how a
panicky lookout got issued for
the supposed girl rabies victim.
When Mr.. Serrao got home
last night, he said his son
Daniel. 2. has never been bitten
by a dog. 1t turned out, the
Air Force said, that a neigh
boris dog was found to be rabid
after the Serraos left for New
York August 26. The lookout
followed. warning that the
child needed immediate hos
pital treatment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-13
TEEN-AGE PETTING
HELD DANGEROUS

TEEN-AGE PETTlNG is o don.
serous postime, writes Dr.. Marion
HiIliord. Reed her ircnk cdvies 10
young people on the awakening sex
urge in chapter six Of "A Woman
Doctor Looks at Love and Life"
Poss AS.
A THREAT TO NATo is seen by
some observers il the Social Demo-
erots come TO power in West Ger
mony. The fourth OF a series on
Sundays olI-importont elections by
Richard FYkIund, The Stors Euro
poem correspondent. appears on
Poss A-lo.
YOU DON'T HAVE to be q
trained othlete to voter ski; you
don't even hove 10 know how 10
swim. Charles covell brings you
up 10 dote on this mushFoomins
sport on The Stars Leisure Sports
mon Poss, c-5.
NEW LAWYERS-The names Of
l46 men who possed the 1857 Mary
lond bar exoms ore listed on Page
70
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Storm FeIIs
Trees, Cuts
Power

A sudden, hard-hitting suuall
gave the Washington area
trouble last night from falling
trees. power failures and light
ming damage.
Gusts up to 46-miles- an-hour
accompanied the squat line
extending from Virginia TO
Pennsylvania. Rain in varying
amounts fell. The Weather
Bureaus National Airport sta
ton measured only 90 inch,
but nearly an inch fell in some
nearby sections.
Electric power was knocked
out for from 4 to s hours in
some Maryland communities
after lightning struck a Poto-
mac Electric Power Co. feeder
line at Seven Locks road and
Bradley boulevard in Bethesda.
BACKED out we're parts Of
Chevy Chase, Silver Spring
Beltsville. Cabin John. Wood
Acres. Glen Echo. Hunter Mil
road west Of Vienna. Va. and
Powder Mill road in Prince
Georges County.
The flow Of warm. humid Gulf
air which has prevailed recently
figured to send temperatures 10
about 90 degrees today. 2 d.
grees under the record for the
date. More scattered showers
were expected this evening.
The temperature should fall
5 TO 8 degrees late tomorrow
and Sunday, but the five-day
forecast calls for a warming
trend again the first Of the
week. with more showers about
Tuesday.