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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21
Record Requests


MILF - Please play Wonderful!
WONDERFUL" for just that kind OF
doll. Thanks. STEVE.
MILT-Please dedicate White Silver
Sands" to Rick and Dave. with love
from LIZ AND BABS.
MILT-Please dedicate Long Lonely
Nights" to Jerry, from TOM.
MILF Please play Long Lonely
Nights" for Bob, from someone who
still thinks of you. Love, BONNIE.
MILF GRANT - Please d e d C tie
Long Lonely Nights" by Clyde Nc
Phatter, on July %, for MY
Dream Judy L., from BUD +.
MILF - Please dedicate Personal
Possession" for RoSalie D., Alfred
s.. from JOHN r.
DEAR MILT-Please play Dandy
Lion" any time. / always watch
your program.
DEAR MILT-Please dedicate TEDDY
Bear" TO Jean c., from the boy
who likes her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21
Miscellaneous


JERRY M left for Conn. Friday.
I'll miss you all. See you in
weeks. SHEILA v.
ROGER M.-Hope you are having a
nice time in camp. really miss
YOU. MARIE A.
OPEN HOUSE - All teens invited
aboard the u. S. Coast Guard
Cutter Unimak, in Washington for
the first time, SATURDAY, July n
Gam. to $50 pm. Pier Five, Maine
Avenue Bring your date, pal or
family and tour this sleek 311-
foot cutter. EVERYBODY VEL
COME!
TWO CUTE, cuddly kittens; will give
to a good home. Call ia. 2-O591.
WILL TRADE ELVIS PRESLEY rec
ords for Pat Boone or Tommy
Sands, etc., records. Will also sell
at Use a record. FL. Abb.
FOR SALE-Party dress, greenish-
blue; worn once; reasonable; size 9.
10. 7-0189.
FENDER SKIRTS, sc Ford like new.
one-month wear; cost 800; will
sell SIS. JU. 5-9171.
IT'S DUAL DUAL, Trual wins! The
Tab RedlegS bump Wheaton, to z,
behind Great Greg" MCMILLAN.
lOST-One boy, 5 #. 3 in. tall, brown
eyes, Is years old and dark brown
hair. His initials are F. S. Please
return. H. POPPY.
BOYS ROADMASTER BICYCLE
Excellent condition; $50 or reason
able offer. Contact j. BACHMAN,
OIL. 6-3638.
FOR SALE-Table-m model AM radio:
excel cond.; SO. Must sacrifice. Call
LIZ, OIL 4-6222.
WESTERN SADDLE, lin; reason
able. MARY 10 MILLER, Rock
vile, Md, Pc. 2-9081.
TOR SALE-Lionel train set; 2 en-
gines, lots of cars, track and access
series; fair price, 500; minor re-
pairs needed. Call so. 8-7179 if
interested.
EIKCID-I've been "Searchin' for
a Teddy Bear like you, so let's go
ITO the Aisle" you ole henpecked
thing. S. b.
ALAN-In write Love Letters in
the Sand" to only YOU" because
for me, there is "Only One Love"
and yours is 1.-The One" MIMI.
NOODLES-"By Bye Love-" but this
isn't the end Of our 'Teen-Age Ro-
nance" miss Those Brown
Eyes," so come on "Over the Noun
tain" D. p.
TOR SALE - Complete set Of me-
chanic's tools; used only 3 wks. ia.
1926.
&TOP, LOOK, LISTEN-Since Neal
likes Ellen and Harold likes Ruth,
we dedicate Il Want You to Be My
Girl" to them, from SNAKE, WEA-
Sell. SQUIRREL. ZEKE and TOSH.
LOST-Nine-mont silver-gray,
German shepherd puppy; last seen
in Centreville, Va. area. Answers
to the name of Star. She Is very
shy. If seen, call JOE CREWS, at
BR. 8-8455; IS reward
DEAR SHARON-I still like you. Let
me know if you like me. DAN B
FOR SALE-$1595. 2-in. black patent
heels. for 1895; size ia; worn twice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21
Teen Help Wanted


WANTED-High school girl (white)
for part time job doing telephone
solicitor work. Cali OIL. 4-771S
between IL and l pm. today.
TEEN-AGE GIRLS (white) to phone
typewriter customers from their
homes; excellent pay. NO. 7-6S33.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21
HOW TO PLACE A TEEN-AD

PM for Sunday following Ads received
too appear following Sunday.
RATES. lines additional line You figure
the yourse line.
TO PLACE: ad Give address and
then send ad plus payment to TEEN
Washington d. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10
TUESDAY,

6:I5
5-News. Weather.
$50
4-News. Weather. Sports
Rash. Strinoer. Gibbons.
Stun House. Billy Johnson.
7-Judee Roy Been. Western.
9-SpotIight. Weather. News.
GoIIoher. Oouelos. Cushing.
Gas
4-NBc News.
Chef HuntIey. Dovid BrinkIey.
9-Doue Edwords. News.
Tuesday Listinss Continued Next Poss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10

7-Brishter 0oy. Scroll.
9-Piek Temple. Kids.
I Hour. "Hiehwoy to DOOM"
Bill Williams.
AIS
7-Seeref Storm. SerioI.
4:30
5-Grondpo's Place. Kids.
ledge Of Night. Serial.
4:45
4-Modern Romonees. Serial.
$500
4-comedy Time. Series.
5-MiIt Gront Show.
IA Hours. Teen-ooers' donoe
porty. Miss Record Hop" will
be chosen todoy.
7-Sir Loncelot. Adventure
"Loneelot's Bonishment. VIII
liam Russell.
9-The EorIy Show. Movie.
w Hours. God Is Ny Co.
Pilot" l945. Dennis Morgan,
Andrea King.
$3.50
4-FootIight Theoter.
! Hour. Western films.
Unlikely Mouse Club. Kids.
Spin and Morty: Episode No. 6.
Lost on the Ronee."
EVENING
500
7-Foreisn Lesionnoire.
Double jeopardy. Buster
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10

7-Fuvorite Story. Dromo.
o-TheoteT of Stars. Orono.
"Double Bet" Loroine Doy.
1880
4-Howord Miller Show. Color.
5-Lote Lunch Movie.
Ia Hours. "Scorlet PimperneI."
1895. Leslie Howard. tBritish.)
7-My Hero. Comedy.
Storing Bob Cummings.
9-As the World Turns. Ser'l.
600
7-Town and Country Time.
I Hour. Elton Britt. m. c.
9-Beot the Clock. Contest.
z:3o
4-Bride and Groom.
9-House Porty. Variety.
Art Linkletter. host.
500
4-Motinee Theoter. Color.
! Hour. "AlI the World Over."
A woman on her way to America
to live with the parents OF her
soIdier-husbond is warned thot
she is making mistoke.
5-Lilli PoImer Show.
7.Amerieon Bondstond.
! Hour. Dick Clark m c.
9-The Big Poyoff. Quiz.
$3.50
9-The Verdict Is Yours.
Jim McKoy stors.
400
4-Queen for q Doy. Giveowoy.
5-Life With Elixcbeth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03

mILJee Win the commissioners.
Mr.. Monaghan commented:
AT one point. we noticed that
one of the Commissioners was
asleep. That didn't matter
much. though. because he hadn't
paid any attention to the dis
cussion. l think most Of it was
way over his head.
Anyway, we got the Com
missioners so bedeviled with this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03

&c. I. Sawyer, chief of planning,
design and engineering for the
District Highway Department,
told the citizens, who live in a
pocket formed by Rock Greek
Park west of Sixteenth street.
his department has been urging
the National Park Service to re-
place the worn-out Park road
bridge soon.
Commissioner Quoted
He explained the bridge is to
feed into a north-south freeway
through the park. proposed by
the Park Service.
But Col. Frank Monaghan
quoted the Commissioners as
saying: THAT plan is dead"
Were waiting for Mr.. Wirth
Conrad Wirth. director of the
Park Service) to give us a new
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03

derng." Alr. Monaghan quoted
Brig. Gen. Thomas Lane. En-
gineer Commissioner.
Gen. Lane was pretty embar-
raised by some of our questions. s.
Mr.. Monaghan went on. They
were too direct. But after awhile.
his staff came to his aid with
some nice vague answers"
To Get Stop Signs
Describing the meeting of the
pro-bridge groups executive COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03

parry Al LioiiOI VI glr. ailu naIs ..
Edwin F. Lewis. Mr.. Lewis re-
tired from the Post ONCE De-
partment in February after serv-
ing the Crestwood area for 10
years.
President Edward w. Magru-
der conducted the meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03

piloge DuSlilesS that LLtey agIeeo
to give US anything we wanted
in the way Of stop signs in Crest
wood. Wen have our stop signs
in a month or So"
The social part Of the citizen
meeting, held in Grace Lutheran
Church. Sixteenth and Varnum
streets NV, was devoted to q
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plan." Mr.. Monaghan said he
was told.
FLOW long will that take. I"
a representative of the citizens
group seeking replacement of the
bridge asked.
That's what we've been Won
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03

DR.. Clifton Olmstead, chair
man Of the Department Of Reli-
gion. George Washington Uni
versity. will speak on Religious
Observances in the Spring" at
3:15 pm tomorrow in the B'nai
Birth Hillel Foundation of the
university, 2129 F street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03
Hopes Raised and Dashed
For Park Rood BRIDGE
BY ADELE CHIDAKEL

Highway Department official raised the hopes members
Of the Cestwood Citizens Association last night telling them
that Park road bridge will be built within two
But member of the association stood up announced
that of the District Commissioners had told him that pos
tsrity will live Ions enough that bridge"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03

Sonded and reody TO in
stoll. Homort. Fine mesh
solvanixed mesh wire
screen, cross bers for
extro sturdiness. Avoil-
oble in six popular sizes.
Ready 70 paint ond in
stoll.
Scare s stores
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12
The Time Is Now

new "Seder Ritual of Remembrance" will be read
by Passover celebrants throughout the nation next
week. The added ritual memoralizes the 100000
Jews who perished during world tragedy entitled
Naziism.
For those dead, we do nothing but mourn.
But for those who face the same fate under new,
Nazi-like tyranny, do somethng.f we act now.
Next year may be too late to do anything but add
postscript to Passover prayers We are faced with
the choice of helping today or regretting tomorrow
Many members of the Phoenix community have con-
tributed to the United Jewish Welfare Fund and the
United Jewish Appeal Emergency Fund. They have
pressed desire to do They want to know where
they throw their support to do the most good
The current issue of the Phoenix Jewish News Of
fers wealth of opportunity 1t describes the great
nua State of Israel Bonds rally scheduled Saturday at
the Woman's Club There's the April "a Kupat Chom
dinner at Beth Ell Auditorium with proceeds going for
the purchase of fully equipped AMBULANCE for Israel
border communities.
And the Hadassah knck-knack sale April 28-May 5,
which requires both contributors of sale items and
purchasers to provide vocational education for Israeli
youth.
And this Thursdays reunion of American Friends
of the Hebrew University at the Sahara Hotel.
Not to mention the still uncompleted UJWF drive,
to which addition contributions can still be made
All these functions either provide funds directly for
the of persecutees the strengthening of Is
raes position for providing them the opportunity of
converting their existence to fe'-a life offering,
in addition to bare necessities climate fruitful in the
blessings to which all humans entitled
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12
Nuclear Physicist Bohr
Gets SIS, 900 Award

NEW YORK (JTA)-Prof. Niels
Bohr, Danish nuclear physicist
whose mother was Jewish and who
was forced to flee to Sweden when
the Nazis occupied Denmark, was
named the first winner of the $75,-
600 Atoms for Peace Award estab-
Isfed by the Ford Foundation.
The nuclear physicist participat-
ed in the development of the nu-
clear fission theory while he was
associated with the late DR.. Albert
Einstein at Princeton University
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12
The World Over

ry Cabot Lodge Gin 1850:
'"The United States Is firmly of
the opinion that the restrictions
which Egypt is exercising over
ships passing through the Suez
Canal are inconsistent with the
spirit and letter of the Armistice
Agreement"
Egyptian restrictions on ships
passing through the Suez Canal,
whether bound to or from Israel,
or whether flying the Israel or
some other flag, are inconsistent
with the spirit and intent of the
armiStice agreement, contrary to
the Security Council resolution OF
Sept. /, 1851, and a retrogression
from the stated objectives to which
both sides committed themselves
namely, the establishment Of per-
manent peace in the Palestine
area"
Thus, according to both UN and
United States opinion, Egypt has
no claim to belligerency, nor any
moral or legal right to bar Israeli
shipping from the Suez Canal.
THE NEWS THAT'S "goin'
round" about Robert Briscoe, Jew
ish Mayor of Dublin, is really
heart-warming.
Here in America for a seven
week tour on behalf of the United
Jewish Appeal, the Lord Mayor
has received the kind of welcome
which Americans reserve for the
friendly and the unostentatious
and for representatives of an ideal
ism which they understand.
The Irish Americans claim him
as their own and have found in
him a stalwart example of the Ir-
ish independence.
The Jews of America have gIo-
ried in his unwavering devotion to
the faith of his fathers.
AND EVERYWHERE he has
been surrounded with affection,
whether in a visit with New York's
Cardinal Spellman to whom he
brought a gift from Dublin'S Cath
olics-or at a luncheon with the
UN Irish delegation-at which he
wore, to the joy of his hosts, a
beautiful silk, emerald-green var
mulka.
Details about Mayor Briscoe's
family have become known. He
and his wife, who accompanied him
here, have four sons and three
daughters. One son practices den-
tistry in Dublin and another is fin
lshing medical school. One of their
daughters is physician and lives
In Canada with her husband.
Inelr Oldest son, William, a pilot
for the Dutch airline KIM, was
captain of the plane on which his
parents flew to this country.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12
Britain Tries To Help

LONDON (JTA)The British Gov
ernment acted to protect assets OF
Jews exiled or forced to flee from
Egypt, as well as of those still un-
der the menace of the Nasser re-
gime. The treasury suspended per-
mission to trade in securities by or
in behalf of residents of the Egyp-
tian monetary area. This will have
the effect of freezing the sale of
securities which have been Seques-
trated from Jews of different ma
tionality in Egypt. The Treasury
explained its action as one de-
signed to protect the real owners
of these securities rather than as
an intensification of anti-Egyptian
measures.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12

ing up IN America at a tremendous
rate" Ian said.
THERE HAS been increasing
pressure from among the travelling
public and the travel trade to visit
Israel this spring and later this
year. The number of inquiries
about travel facilities received by
the Tourist Office has been rapidly
mounting in the past few months
and has been greater than during
any comparable previous period %
He added that reports from travel
agents throughout the nation reveal
a similar picture.
During the past three years
American tourists visiting Israel
numbered $1,000, constituting AZ per
cent of the visitors in Israel. Ex-
pectations are that proportionately
large numbers of Americans will
visit Israel before the end of this
year.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12
IN PREPARATION for the antic-

IN PREPARATION for the anClc-
ipated influx of tourists, govern
ment and private bodies in Israel
have in the past few months
stepped up their efforts to add to
the biblical, historical and geo.
graphical attractions of the country
the whole ganut of modern COM
forts.
Ell AL Israel AirlineS will intro
duce next July its new turbo-prop
service with a fleet of new 133-
scatter Observation-Disclosures, cutting
travel time by almost so per cent.
In addition, seven international
airlines maintain regular service
from New York to Israel, and some
are adding new flights to their
schedules. Zim Israel Navigation
Company maintains regular
three-weekly New York-Haifa serv-
ice with its modern liners Israel
and Zion.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12
By Deborah Jaffa Metz
(Tha NsWs' Own Columniatl

The worlds youngest nation
Ghana, on the West African coast
will receive assistance from an
other young state soon.
Israel's Minister of Trade, Pin
chas Saphir, who was in Ghana
for its independece celebration last
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12

IIlO1ltI1, lbs dIl-
nounced that the
new nation has
requested n d
will receive eco
nomic and techni-
cal advice from
Israel.
An economic
delegation from
Ghana is expect
ed in Israel soon,
and Israel's re-
Gently established
West Afric a n
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12

trade organization has sent rep
resentative to Accra to explore
Ghana-Israel trade possibilities.
AFTER THE third cup of wine,
Just before opening the door for
the Prophet Elijah this Seder night,
many Jewish families all over the
United States will read the new
"Seder Ritual of Rembrance."
It was written by historian Rufus
Learsi, at the request of Seder
Ritual Committee headed by DR..
Israel GoldStein and Philip M.
Klutznick, presidents of the Ameri-
can Jewish Congress and B'nai
Birth, respectively.
The purpose of the ritual is one
which all of this mid-century gen.
Grafton will understand: to memo
rialize the million Jews murdered
by the Nazis and to recall the he
roic Warsaw Ghetto revolt.
The words are very few, but
they bring to mind in stirring fash
ion the most recent tragedy of the
Jewish people, so epochal that it
deserves to be remembered along
side our peoples slavery in Egypt.
TOGETHER WITH the Hebrew
original, there is an English trans
lation which reads in part:
"On this night of the Seder we
remember with reverence and love
the 6 million of our people of the
European exile who perished at
the hands of tyrant more wicked
than the Pharaoh who enslaved our
fathers, in Egypt -.
ION the first day of Passover the
remnants in the Ghetto of Warsaw
rose up against the adversary, even
as in the days of Judah the Macca-
bee. They were lovely and pleas
ant in their lives, and in their death
they were not divided, and they
brought redemption to the name
of Israel through all the world
THE RITUAL concludes with the
singing of "Ani Maamin," which
came to us from the Warsaw
Ghetto.
Rabbis and leaders of Orthodox,
Conservative, and Reform Jewry
have joined in urging the wide
spread use of the Seder Ritual of
Remembrance, which will bring us
closer to our people and to the VIC
Tins of injustice everywhere.
THE UNITED NATIONS and the
United States are on record as op-
posing Egypt's present claim to bel
ligerency-her reason for excluding
Israeli shipping from the Suez
Canal.
UN Mediator Ralph Bunche on
July 26, 1949, defined the purpose
of the General Armistice Agree
ment signed by Israel and Egypt as
being "to restore normal conditions
of peace to the fullest possible ex-
tent there should be free
movement for legitimate shipping
and no veStiges of the wartime
blockade should be allowed to re-
main, as they are inconsistent with
the letter and the spirit of the
Armistice Agreement.
On June Is, 1851, UN Chief of
Staff 1t. General William Riley
stated that: "It was certainly
never contemplated at Rhodes
(where the agreement was signed)
that what is in effect an act of
blockade would be continued
by one of the parties to the Gen
eral Armistice Agreement more
than two years after it had been
signed"
HERE IS THE official United
States position, enunciated first by
Security Council representatives
Warren Austin Tin 1951) and then
L. l.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12
Trumon Honored
By Omaha Jews

OMAHA (JTA) - Former Presi-
dent Truman was honored at a
dinner in Beth Israel Synagogue
here for his services to the United
States, Israel, and humanity.
In an address to the dinner. Mr..
Truman criticized the administra-
tion for leaving the major aspects
OF its Middle East policy to be
worked out at the United Nations
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12
Israel Is Op Op+imis+ic AS US.
Lifts 5-Mon+h Tourist Ban

YORKTere will comeback
the
Desires visit the of the Bible
the pioneers of the Middle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17
Continued From Preceding PoSs

hectic happy months later-iS THAT would have
been the worst thing in the world No dis
respect is intended for Godfrey What this
lovely colleen meant was that she'd never have
met Steve Allen otherwiSe-and the wonderful
things that have happened to her since are
almost unbelievable. Consider these facts:
. Television Erin guested with George Gobel
recently and was scheduled to be on Lawrence
Weeks show last night She will also appear on
one o. Stoves shows from Hollywood next Sun
day or the Sunday after. tThe Hall OF Fame
d!splaces Steve's show tonight Oh NBCD Steve
obviously has no contract with Erin. IN fact. he
told me. I highly approve OF her making other
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time, but naturally since the Tonight show
changed formal, We can't use her as much as
used to-"
. Motion Pictures: Warner Brothers recently
picked up its option on Erin's services and She
went on the studio payroll last Monday Erin
believes she'll be in Marjorie Morningstar"-
but not in the title role.
. Records: She has q date this week to make
her first album for Coral.
. Home Life: She's home" again con the
West Coast with her husband, singer James
Fitzgerald. and their children. Pat and Gregg
Jimmy recently opened an engagement in
Hollywood spot that wasn't doing too well-but
business has been good since that the man
agement has had several offers to buy I'm
thrilled" Erin says. That's her fayorite
EXPRESSION
The turning point in Erin's career, OF
course. was her acceptance of an invitation by
of Steve Aliens associates to sit in his
Tonight audience. He may not even get
around to you" she was warned.
But he did-and he not only spoke 10 her.
but asked II she wouldn't sing the song that
had won her the Talent Scouts show-"Only
Rose" Skitch Henderson adlibbed the
compartment and Erin was home,
Steve couldn't help himself any more than
l could-and Erin won me over with phone
call that lasted only few minutes. Along with
her beauty. she has an innocence. an enthusiasm
and quality OF niceness that IS irresistible II
you do anything for her-to protect her,
even from the angle shooters--you want TO try.
What OF her future?
put these questions to Steve:
@ What do you think OF her singing
potential?
A. l think with luck. Erin can have a big
future as A singer. She has a sweet, old
fashioned quality that is rather rare these days
@ What of her potential as an actress2
A. Her picture career Will require careful
casting, but If she gets the right parts-those
that allow her 70 be her unaffected Gay g0's'
self-she will 60 far
As an example OF how everything is break
ing for her now my call 10 Erin flnally reached
her in Houston--where she was serving Queen
Of the Mardi Gras. Warner Brothers had wanted
her 10 begin work that week They want to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17

COMIC Nanette Fabray re-
turns to the TV cameras to imper
senate a night club singer who poses
as wealthy heiress in Hollywood in
The Original Miss Chase on Alcoa
Hour, Sunday, 8 pm, WRC-4. 1t is
an adaptation by William McCleery OF
Frederick Lonsdale's The Last OF Mrs.
Cheyney."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-14
FIRST BIG WIN FOR JAY
Sub-Por Finish Gives
Hebert Crosby Title

PEBBLE BEACH, Calf, Jan
IA P.-"I'm hitting the bal
better and thinking better, not
making so many mistakes"
That's the way Jay Hebert
33-year-old former Marine Off
Ger, explained his two-stroke
victory in Bing Crosby's $4,000
golf tournament yesterday.
1t put his earnings at $7,O75
for the first two weeks of 1857
compared with the Si3.l39.8l he
was credited with winning during
all of 1856.
He moves South of the Border
next for the Caliente Oper
near Tijuana, where pari-mutue
wagering on the golfers will be
held for the event that start:
Thursday.
Hebert. a pro for eight year,
and often right behind the tor
men although never before victor
in a major tourney, started out
with a pair OF brides yesterday
and finished with great 12-foot
putt as the wind whistled ovel
the Pebble Beach course.
Jay finished with two-under.
par 70, the only sub-par rounc
Of the day. 1t gave him 81;