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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-10
Homers Help
Storage Nine
.Stoy on Top
Federal Storage defeated De-

Federal Storage defeated De-
partment of Agriculture, 1875,
yesterday on the North Ellipse
to chalk up its second straight
victory in second-round play of
the Clark Griffith Memorial
baseball league.
Frank Copper hit the first
pitch of the game for a homer
for the league leaders, but Ag-
riculture moved ahead in the
second on a four-run outburst.
Federal Storage recaptured
the lead in the fifth inning
when it exploded for six runs.
Mike Altman led of the inning
with a solo home run and Bill
Culpepper added another with
two on.
The victors scored five more
runs in the eighth on a walk.
four singles and a double. all
coming after two were out.
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Van Donck Leads
In French Open

PARIS. July 10 R.-Flory
Van Donck Of Belgium shot his
third straight sub par round, a
81. to take the lead in the third
round Of the French Open Golf
Championship at st. Cloud to-
day.
Van Donck has shot 66-67-
81 over the par 70 st. Cloud
course for q 54-hole total Of
200 and a four stroke over
Peter Alliss Of Britain. Alliss,
who matched the Belgian's first
two rounds, had a II on the
third round for 204.
Two Americans who qualified
for the final SO holes were out
Of contention. Amateur Gene
Andrews Of Pacific Palisades,
Calf, shot a third round II
for 2l3 and Allan Vlerebome
Of Lancaster, Ohio. had rs for
22S.
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Frick to Discuss
Minors Problems

ST. LOUIS, July 10 (P.--
Presidents Of upper classical
ton minor leagues and Ford
Prick. baseball commissioner
confer here today for "explora-
tory" discussions of realign-
ment.
Prick recently told Congress
he would discuss realignment
with the minor leaguers and
added the discussions would
probably take several months.
The commissioner has said
q third league would be the
eventual outcome Of the ma
jor's expansion problems.
Some league presidents say
they are powerless to commit
their leagues to realignment
now, but all said they were
anxious to hear Prick explain
the situation.
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Mrs. BurroII's n
Wins Net Honors
In Invitation Golf

Mrs. M. K. Barroll Of Chevy
Chase Club won low net with
82-ll-7l and Betty CARRIER Of
Argyle won lew gross with an
80 in the annual Manor Club
Women's Invitation tourna-
ment yesterday. A field Of l02
guests competed.
Mrs. Webb Hayes Of Chevy
Chase won second gross with
an SO and Barbara Berry OF
Congressional was next with an
"a Miss Berry also mad the
longest drive on the 10th hole
other net winners: Mrs,
w. w. Teeter Of Belle Haven,
S6-i2-74: Mrs. Charles Ohm
stead Of Washington. 92-l6-
20: Mrs. Frank Kadie Of Ken
wood, 93-l7-76: Mrs. Arnold
Babb of Bethesda. 94-l7-77;
Mrs. c. c. Fair Of Prince
Georges, 95-l8-77: Mrs. Rich
ard johnson Of Chevy Chase,
S5-7-78. and Mrs. A. d. Wall
OF Belle Haven. 96-l8-78.
Low net on the inside went to
Mrs. Henry Allen Of Chevy
Chase, 42-l2-30. with low
gross to Mrs. Lee Kane Of Court
House, a.
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Boxing Board, was here to rep
resent Sinatra and his bust
ness manager, Henry Hank
Sanicola. Sanicola is a devoted
fight fan and with Sinatra
owns a piece" of Lightweight
Cisco Andrade.
I'VE don't particularly want
the fight ourselves" Leonard
said before leaving Hollywood.
I'VE might take it if we had
to.
But we object to a rich guy
like Sinatra coming in on a
one-shot deal. We certainly
couldn't afford to make Moore
an offer Of 100000. 1t isn't
worth that money.
But a man like Sinatra can,
and If he loses, he can Just
write 1t of in taxes. We are
in this business for our bread
ana butter. He isn't: We sup
port boxing in California So
weeks. a year the same as the
Olympic Auditorium"
The Sinatra. camp had its
hackers. Gene Doyle, who
m a images Gilmore for its
wealthy owner. Earl B. Gill
more, and who promoted fights
for many years, said he has
rented the park for Septem-
Der IL.
Doyle added: why shouldn't
Sinatra get a promoters IL
cense If he meets all the re-
quirements? The boxing law
was not written to give anyone
exclusive rights"
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MONMOUTH HAS
1888 DOUBLE

QCEANPORT, N. j., July
10 (P.-Racing fans were
still talking of yesterdays
$2,833.60 daily double at
Monmouth Park today as
they dug. into their dope
sheets.
There were no visions Of
such a payoff when Mighty
Oak won the first race at
$14.20. but the fans howled
when Cosette, longest
priced horse in the field at
137-to-1, led from flag
fall to finish for a two and
a half length victory in the
second and paid $276, $76
and $22 across the board.
Fifty : three So tickets
were sold on the winning
combination of S and II,
along with one $40 ticket.
CoSette. a 3-year-old filly
by Alquest, had never
earned a penny in seven
previous starts.
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The Senators have set aside
Thursday afternoon. July IS.
and Friday night. July 26. as
Little League Days" at Crit
fifth Stadium. The Senator's
will play Cleveland the after
noon of the 25th and Kansas
City the night Of the 26th.
Players from various organ
lied. uniformed leagues up
through the Is year old
bracket have been invited to
attend the games. They in
clude members Of the Little
Leagues. Pony. Babe Ruth,
Walter johnson. CYO and
Little Minor and Major
Leagues.
Any youngster wearing his
team uniorm, including those
using special caps and T shirts.
will be admitted free.
A parade of uniformed kids
around the field will precede
Thursdays game and conclude
with special home plate me-
mortal services honoring the
b0th anniversary Of Walter
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Lune's Final Stroke
Wins Postal Golf

Sammy Lane played his last
allotted stroke 4 feet from
the 18th green to win the flag
tournament of the Postal Golf
Club of Washington at the
Mount Pleasant course in Bal
timore yesterday.
Reuben Brooks played his
last stroke Z feet from the
pin for second, and Joseph
Pugh was third, 10 feet from
the cup on 10.
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Sinotro Stumbling Block
For Moore Title Fiqht

SACRAMENTO, Calf, July
10 (R.-The fate of a proposed
Archie Moore-Tony Anthony
fight in Los Angeles for the
world Interchangeable cham
pionship apparently rested to-
day on a bid by Frank Sinatra,
the singer-actor, to promote
the bout.
The California Athletic Com
mission called a special meet
ing here today to:
Approve or reject the Is
round match September II al
Gilmore Field, home of the
Hollywood Baseball Club.
Approve or reject a request
for a promoters license fol
Sinatra.
The principals agreed or
terms yesterday. Opposition tc
the fight quickly bubbled to
the surface, with at least three
established clubs or promoters
slated to appear before the
commission.
Ready to object, not 50
much to the fight as to the
promoters license, were Match
maker Jack Leonard and two
members of the Hollywood
Legion Stadium Board of Direc-
tors. Ed Underwood and Claude
Cummings; Promoter Cal Eaton
and his wife Aileen Of the
olympic Auditorium in Los
Angeles and Bonnie Ford, San
Francisco promoter.
Jules Covey, attorney and a
former chairman of the State
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Senators Set Two Dates
As Little Leuuue' Duys

Johnson's first major league
appearance. Teams particle
pating in the parade are re-
quested to carry place cards
identifying their organization.
A three-inning game be-
tween two i2-and-under teams
will be played before Fridays
game,
Managers and league presi-
dents interested in having their
teams participate are request
ed to phone either Bill Robert
son or Herb Heft at Dupont
1888 or write to them at Grit
fifth Stadium, Washington /,
ID. C.
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ny tha Associated Press

Johnny Ruane. a 2l-year-old
apprentice jockey from Ireland,
figures to be the No. rider
for Jock Whitney's Greentree
Stable once 41-year-old Ted
Atkinson decides to step down.
Atkinson has no such thoughts
at the moment. but he's teach
ing young Ruane all the tricks
Of the trade since Johnny has
become the most wanted" ap-
prentice in New York. Ruane
now looks like the heir-appar-
ent to Atkinson's spot.
Ruane has three mounts at
Belmont today and yesterday
brought home Monday Morning
($l7.30) to q 5la-length tri-
umph.
He rode his first winner,
Treme, at Jamaica less than
three months ago. John Gaver,
Greentree trainer, wasn't salts
fed with him then, though, for
he won only three races at the
meeting.
Eight PimlicO Winners
Gaver dispatched him to
Pimlico where he rode eight
winners, then to Delaware
Park where he piloted Is. He
was on his way.
II never intended to be a
rider" laughed the 4-foot-11.
103-pound Irishman, but one
day my landlord took me out
to the track. I applied for a
job but was turned down.
THE next week I went out
alone and Greentree was the
first stable I came to. I asked
for a job and got it."
Atkinson has taken Johnny
under his wing.
Teddy tells me all about the
stables horses" he said. what
to watch for. how they. like to
run and all that stuff. I've also
picked up; plenty from the
other Jockeys"
In the Modesty. Estacion.
ing was not exactly padding
yesterday. Ruane urged the
3-year-old colt to q 1:484s eff
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Grim, Sine Lead
u. S. Track Sweep

SOCHAUX, France, July 10
R.-Two Atlantic Coast Con-
ference stars, Burr Grim of
Maryland and Dave Sine of
Duke. were among the winners
as American entries dominated
a track meet here last night.
Grim won the l,500-meter
run in 4:10.9 end Sine, one of
the worlds top sprinters. took
the 100-meter dash in 10.4 Sec
onds.
Other winners included Arnie
Sowell of Pitt in the 800-me-
ter run in 1879, AL Oerter of
Kansas in the discus. 173 feet
/ inch. and Ron Morris Of Los
Angeles in the pole vault, Is
feet inch.
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|Strick's Hits
First Snag in
|Gauzza Loon

East Coast Electric handed
Strick's Restaurant its first
loss, 81. in second-round play
Of the Gauzza Baseball League
yesterday at Anacostia.
The victory enabled Design
Printing. idle yesterday, to
move into first place with a
81 record. Strick's (4-D is
second while the Electric Co.
remained third at 4-3.
Walter Curtis, former North
western High baseball and
football star, paced the victors
by driving in two runs on a
single in the third inning and
two more in the fourth on a
bases-loaded double. Bill jam
ison pitched the victory. limit
ing Strick's to five hits.
In the Industrial League,
FBI beat Silver Hill. go,
throwing Union Printers and
the losers into a tie for first
place at four wins and two
losses each. FBI (4-3) trails
by half a game.
Billy Carroll, FBPs pitcher
manager, gave up only five hits
while Jack Buckley led the VIC
tors 13-hit attack with four
for four and four runs batted
In.
The Black Sox edged Air
Force Jets, Az, to boost their
record to 81 and inch to within
half a game of league-leading
Columbia Heights (6-0) in the
Departmental League. The Jets
(4-2) are third.
National Security defeated
st. Ambrose, IA. The victors
are fifth with a 3-3 record
while st. Ambrose (4-3) hollis
fourth.
Federal Storage VS.. Union Printers,
West Ellipse, $40.
! Peoples Drugs VS.. Design Printing,
Anacostia, $3.50,
Tomorrow
Columbia Heights VS.. Air Force Jets,
East Ellipse. $50.
Woodridse vs.; National Security,
South Ellipse, $50.
trio, Anaeostia. $50.
Army Map Service VS.. Washington
Tigers Banneker. 500.
Atchison & Keller VS.. Silver Hill,
West Ellipse, $50.
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Printcruft Golfers
Tie in tournament

Eleven players from a field
of liz tied with net Ills in
the monthly tournament of the
Union Printcraft Golf Associa-
ton at Bethesda Country Club.
Winners listed by Secretary
Charley Barnard:
Russell Minard, 81-10-71;
John Hyde, 83-12-71; Michael
Little, 94-23-71;. Phil Hanley,
96-25-71; William Canard,
97-26-71; Russ Alexander.
98-27-71; Lee Brown, 100-29-
II; Noel Lynn, 100-29-7l;
John McGregor, 100-29-71;
Wade Blackstone, 101-30-71;
Daniel Silva, 101-30-71.
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SHOWED WORTH IN MARYLAND
Ruone Heir-Apporent
To Atkinson's Job

fort for the mile-and-a-eighth
furlong - Just q second on
Counterpoint's track record.
The $20.000-added fremont
Stakes at Belmont. the SIS, 0O0-
added Rumson Handicap at
Monmouth and the $4,000
added Modesty Handicap at
Arlington top the national pro-
gram today.
Decathlon, unbeaten this
year. goes after his sixth
straight in the Rumson. Bolero
u. q top 2-year-old who won
the Dover and Tyro Stakes in
his last two outings, Is favored
in the fremont.
In the modesty. Estacion,
Marion H. Van Berg's Argen-
tine-bred f1lly. was expected to
be favored in the field Of IL.
Barbiz0n in Classic
Estacion will pack ll6 pounds
for the 1i16-mile turf race.
Amoret. Calumet's ace handi-
cap mare, is top-weighted un-
der 100 pounds. Amoret and
Hasty House Farms Otomana
are second choices.
Calumet also had some good
news from Barbizon. The colt
worked Z furlongs in 1865 and
became a definite starter in the
100000 Arlington classic Sat-
urday. Barbizon will be coupled
with Iron Liege.
At Hollywood Park, Terrang.
who had to be scratched from
the Inglewood Handicap after
injuring his right forefoot last
month. worked the mile in a
blistering 1:344s, which quail
fed him for the $1,000 00-added
Hollywood Gold Cup Saturday
Willie Hartack won three
races at Arlington yesterday.
including the feature on Our
Holiday $500. He also scored
aboard Hat Creek t$D and
Some Classic ($4.60).
Other feature winners around
the country-at Belmont. Mr..
AL L. ($14.90); at Narragansett,
Refrigerique 1929: at Holly
wood. Myrtle $3.50; at Mon
mouth, Royal Beacon I'd ($7.8W
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Jug Girurd Signs
Colts Contract

BALTIMORE. July 10 (R.-
Earl tJue) Girard and Ken
jackson signed 1857 National
Football League contracts with
the Colts yesterday.
Girard. bought from the De-
troit Lions between seasons.
has played offensive end, defen-
sive and offensive halfback and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. He
had a 41.3 punting average
with the Lions in 1855 but got
only 10 chances to punt last
misunderstanding 44.8 on those.
jackson, q guard-tackle, Is
one Of four holdovers from the
Dallas roster which Baltimore
Inherited In 1858.
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The Engineer
Heads Field
At Baltimore

BALTIMORE. July 10 (Spe-
ciaD The Engineer will come
roaring around the bend for
the first time in two months
tonight in a $500 handicap
pace at Baltimore Raceway.
Owned, trained and driven
by Ed Kelly of Burlington. N. j.,
The Engineer was last seen on
May II at Rosecroft Raceway
where he flashed around the
half-mile track twice in 2:0435.
He came up with a slightly
lame leg after that and has
been resting since.
Now Z years old. The En-
gineer has earned all the oats
he'll ever eat. Kelly picked
him up for $450 and for that
investment has realized a re-
turn of more than $4,000.
UP Top, a newcomer to Mary
land harness racing; Abbey Bay
and Chestertown Boy also are
in the field of eight.
Leo's Boy, 3-year-old owned
by Leroy Cherrix of Newark,
Md, heads the field in the
$4,000 Aberdeen Trot. also on
tonight's program.
Charley Kelly, Eds brother,
stole the spotlight last night
as he drove Ednamite Hi-Le to
an upset victory in the Bernie
Lee Pace. Ednamite Hi-Le,
owned by the driver and Al
Black of Mount Holly, N. j.,
won by a length on a track
made muddy by a downpour.
The winner paid $3.50 to win.
Pansy Chief was second and
Ivan Bohemia third.
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BOYS BASEBALL
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
ASSOCIATION
GllwaR aaRtnR MlAnaAa

ASSOCIATION
silver Spring MidGets
. Takoma Tigers, 2i, Silver sprine
81. Bernadettes. q; Takoma A. C.. 4.
Lyons Nursery, o. Monroe Ford. 0.
Bethesda MidGets
Bethesda Sports Mart, IL: CARAT
Bethesda Builders Supply. .: Carrier
Eastern Juniors
Takoma Tisers. S. Takoma Hawks, 5.
St. Bernadett's, o: Sherwood Orioles,
Western Juniors
CARAT Park, 10: Coop S.
Carl Freeman Builders IS; County
Malone Concrete. 10; Upper Mont.
MOUNT vERNoN-LEE
PONY LEAGUE
WALTER JOHNSON LEAGUE
Dairy Farms. 26' Loyd's LTD, 3.
Pacihe Restaurant. IL. GARFIELD
Douglas Citizens, Q.
QsA. Iii WV. =.
Bnndy, :: MArino Brothers. 4.
bw v,si.s g .. eapiH,S,i .s Trss. o. n,,ry
gustInlhan Market, g; Err. club. ?.
Beneyiew Gardens. 10i FAIRFAX v,l-
Hicks Chevrolet. IL: sheridan
Palisades Citizens, 7; MeArdis
Psiasides Citizens. IS; Roma
R'is .ts.sa.: Lon. u chew cA.... 8.
Douglass pweliings, 10; Turner, 4.
sheridan Bakery. 10: svesda cash
Reeister. 4.
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BALTIMORE
SELECTIONS

Lone Elm Reedy. Sharon May Di.
rect. Ronald Reward.
2-Bennys Day. May Girl. Nip Song
3-Fingo Princess, Frisky Goose, d.
i-Joiohn. Donnie's Pride, L. J.
Gay Louise. Bonnie Truax. Eddie
Adams.
8-Miss Chief Forbes. Counsel Pick,
0rav Majesty,
7--LEO's BOY, Farstar, Ready.
s-The Engineer. Volo Dian, Up Top
b-Ricky Bronner. Calumet Cazeaux,
E. n Hawk
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ISturr Returns
ToArenu Mat

Rick Starr. who hasn't wres-
tied in Washington since los
ing to Antonino Rocca in the
outdoor show last month at
Griffith Stadium. will return to
the mat wars at Capitol Arena
tomorrow night when he takes
on Miguel Torres of Mexico.
Rocca also is scheduled to re-
turn and meet Irish Danny
McShain: Hans s C h m d t
clashes with Enrico Ventura;
Oyama Kato wrestles Harry
Lewis and Roy Shire is paired
with Ted Levin.
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.ToweeI Retains
Crown

LONDON. July 10 a.
South African While Towel
retained his British Empire
lightweight title last night by
outpointing Britain's Dave
Charnley in q l6-roundef,
The 23-year-old Towel let
loose in the last two rounds
with q vicious attack to snatch
the verdict before a crowd Of
10000 fans at London's EN-
press Hall Stadium.
Towel weighed 1914 pounds
and Charnley. q 21-year-old
former boilermaker. 1884,. ~
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O'DonneII Gets Ace

Vincent ODonnell shot q
hole in one yesterday at the
Rock Greek golf courses 18th
hole while using a FIVE iron.
ODonnell was playing with
Patrick Donohue and Charles
Lao.
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WEDDINGS
Botes-Avery

Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston
Avery Of Alexandria and Mon
rovia. Liberia. announce the
marriage Of their daughter
Virginia Johnston to Mr..
Walter Irving Bates II, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward /.
Bates Of Meadville. Pa. The
wedding took place yesterday
in Emmanuel Church-on-the-
Hill.
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SteeIe-Curmody

Mr.. and Mrs. John Joseph
Carmody announce the mar
sriage Of their daughter Helen
Catherine to Mr.. Charles
Joseph Steele. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Morgan Steele of Has
brouck Heights, N. j. The
wedding took place yesterday
in the Shrine of the Most
Blessed Sacrament. The couple
will live here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
Donohoe-Brierley

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Shell
don Brierley announce the
marriage Of their daughter
Honora Anne to. Mr.. Daniel
Thomas, Donohoe. son of Mr..
Milburn S. Donohoe and the
late Mrs. Donohoe. The we'd
ding took place on April "a.
The couple will live in Alex
andria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
Morrison-Moore

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L.
Moore Of Greenbelt, Md, an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Yvonne Lee to Mr..
David Allen Morrison. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen D. Nor
rison. also of Greenbelt. The
wedding took place April 20
in the Greenbelt Community
Church. The couple will live
in 0reenbelt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wright
Sadler Of Hyattsville announce
the marriage Of their daughter
Margaret Ann to Mr.. William
Craig Santman. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willoughby j. Santman
Of Hagerstown, Md. The we'd
ding took place April IA in
University Methodist Church,
College Park, Md. The couple
will live in Parkville, Balti-
more, Md.
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Luvery-Moner

Mr.. and Mrs. James N.
Manner of Longacre, w. Va,
announce the marriage of their
daughter Lois Jean to Mr..
John j. Lavery, son Of Mrs.
John Lavery of Danville. Pa.
and the late Mr.. Lavery. The
wedding took place yesterday
in the Montgomery Baptist
Church. Montgomery. w. Va.
The couple will live in Park
fairfax.
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Pulmer-Huld

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur E.
Hald of Shoreham. N. Y, and
Fort Lauderdale. Fla, an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter Ann M. to Mr.. Gerald
Lewis Palmer, IT,. son Of Mr..
Palmer Of Chicago and the
late Mrs. Palmer. The we'd
ding took place yesterday in
The Church Of the Holy Child
Jesus.
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Muler-Trice

Mr.. and Mrs. Frasia Davis
Trice Of Cheverly, Md. an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter 10 Anne to Mr.. James
Rogers Miller. jr.. son Of Mrs.
Sidney A. Meyer and Mr..
Miller of Bethesda. The we'd
ding took place April ~ In
the First Baptist Church. The
couple will live in Bethesda.
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MullollY-Bulow

MuH0llY-Bulow
Mr.. and Mrs. william j.
Bulow. jr.. Of Chevy Chase an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter Katherine Johanna
to Mr.. John Joseph Mutually,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James A..
Mutually. The wedding took
place in the Shrine of the Most
Blessed Sacrament on April 81.
The couple will live in Silver
Spring.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest ,.
Williams announce the mar
rage Of their daughter Mary
Elizabeth to Mr.. Edwin Joseph
Mayer. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Estel Mayer. The we'd
ding took place April 20 in
the Metropolitan Memorial
Methodist Church! The couple
will live in Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05

B0leY-KedrneY
Mr.. John Henry Kearney
announces the marriage Of his
daughter Anna Ruth to Mr..
Joseph w. Bailey, son Of Mr..
Lloyd T. Bailey of Lake Hamil-
ton. Ark. The wedding took
place April 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-05

FOGGY BOTTOM
5O4 22nd ST. NV.
2 bedrooms. living room. large
dining area, modern kitchen. Ad-
jaeent to State dept. S110.
500 26th ST. NV.
9 large bedrooms, large living
room with spacious dining room
opening onto attractive enclosed
patio Modern kitchen, S146.
2150 p ST. NV.
8 large rooms, faces O W campus
COmpletely redecorated. Sl2b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-05

$3.50 PLUS modest settlement
charge will put you in this mod
ern rambler on nice corner lot in
Silver SPRING. Monthly payments
less than rent. OWNER. JU. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-05

GEORGIA AVE. AT RITTEN.
HOUSE ST. N.W.-Dwelling with
ONCE In bsmt, Suitable for. doctor
or dentist: priced reasonably. Car
be financed to suit responsible
party. DI. 7-5016, EN-. 3-5407
GEORGETOWN AREA-Live lux.
uriously In this new air-cond
townhouse. Ideal for business cpl
2-ho9n. KAY a Co