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LIVEABLE
BIG 81!
Bedrooms, That Is"

Stately all-brick Colonial resi-
dence in a handy location within
walking distance Of Willston and z
Corners shopping. First floor con-
sists of living rm., dining rm. and
md: > additional bedrms. on 3rd
floor: finished recreation rm. with
fireplace in basement, side Screened
porch. built-in garage. 65x170-ft.
wooded lot. Needs redecorating but
priced accordingly at SEED and
you name the terms.
CALI, IA T-5OO0
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NORTH ARLINGTON; si35-clean
3 .bedrm. brick, bsmt.. rec, rT..
fhadssdo 6l2Qt walk 70 bus schools
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NEEDED AT ONCE, investor for bus
mess that Is established and selling
the largest stores in the United
States and foreign countries. This
is q patented item. We are receiv-
ing repeat orders. ! am a private
party and am underfinanced. VIII
incorporate. Unlimited opportunity
for the right party. Write Box
Q14, Petersburg, Virginia. l.
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S18.95O

North Arlington rambler - I'M
maculate, all-brick home on large,
beautifully shrubbed lot. entirely
surrounded by white rail fence.
Beautiful living room with f1oor-to-
ceiling fireplace: well equipped
kitchen and 3 real bedrooms Se-
rage. IN TOP SCHOOL AREA
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rectly downtown. Did almost 500
900 last ". Statement shows ex-
roll si4o Ek: PRICE. $1,000;
Exclusive; l4ll Pa. ave. NV
MA. S-9743.
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LANGLEY PARK AREA-spacious
detached Colonial brick, COW. To-
cation. 9 lovely rms, Ice. lot, mr..
pushing. 81 500 dn. and assume GI
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tahlished neiRhborhood; roomy, 3
bedrms., Ia baths. bsmt., hot
water heat; Gear garage. Beau
tiful shade trees. Reasonable
terms. Call to inspect, A. H.
SEIDENSPINNER, Realtor, WA. a
1910 or HA. 2-3SR0
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UNHAPPY?

Because you haven't found
the home Of your dreams?
Then see this Immaculate B
bedroom brick home with
full basement on one Of the
most beautiful tree-shaded
lots in North Arlington. Large
living room with fireplace.
tremendous kitchen with eat
ing space: real family-size
dining room and only 2
blocks to transportation and
excellent grade school. Priced
at only S17.7S0 OF appraised.
This home Is . must on your
inspection list. Call IA. q
$3.50.
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S25.500. 5 BedrmS,

SPACE AND MORE SPACE Lis
ten to thisl Three big bedrooms on
list floor; . bedrooms on End floor
full basement with completely f1n-
ished rec. room and outside en-
trance: carport; lovely wooded lot
excellent area for children En-
tire house in tip-top condition.
Need more be said? Call today for
an appointment.
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CHY RENT when you can assume
4hT. 30-yr. loan, oa this 3-yr.-
old brick semidet. home, and have
total monthly payments OF S7l?
Full bsmt.. mod. kit, level I'd
close to bus. shopping center and
priced right at S20.5O0. Call ia.
1890. M. T. BROYHILL d SONS,
Realtors. 49,
2 FULL BATHS plus the extra bed
m. and rec. rm., in the full dav-
light bsmt.. among the fine fea-
lures Of this spac. brick rambler:
loo. in the country club area. on
la-acre lot, adjoining golf course:
lust reduced to S27. 800, for quick
sale. Call ia. 4-130O. NJ. T. BROY-
HILL & SONS, Realtors.
CT APPROVED AT S2O.45O; in Lor-
com lane area-3-bedroom brick
rambler: all electric kitchen. full
basement, garage. Call ia. 4-1300
M. 7. BROYH1LL & SONS. Realtors.
3-BEDROOM BRICK sPLIT-LEvEL
with fireplace. plastered walls. pine
paneled rec room. y baths; S19,-
$50. ia. 5-936S COWNERl Il
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ATTENTION

Fellow ofncers. no money
down; top North Arlington
location. 3-bedroom brick
Colonial (all bedrooms twin
size); powder room on first
floor; 2l-ft living room with
fireplace: separate dining
room; spacious screened porch
with excellent panoramic
view; finished recreation
room plus garage. Exceptional
financing available; priced at
only S2O,500; this one won't
last long. Call IA. 7-f660.
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BEDROOM SLY? Then here YOU

BEDROOM SHY? Then here you
arel The bedrms. are featured in
this brand-new brick sparkler; 4
Of them (all largel served by two
steaa8s c tsa baths a Hnd d0 oads Of
kitchen planned for breakfast set,
compl. bsmt. with sep. entr. to
lovely gently sloping lot. Fine Nc
Lean location. CAN'T BE BEAT
AT S20,450 (terms open). Call
ia. 10000. REAL ESTATE SERV-
ICE, INC. 2222 N. Glebe ION Lee
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GEORGETOWN = Exclusive resi-
dence OF utmost charm. Avail. to
dining rm., kitchen: Ind A., family
study with fireplace; bath. master
bedrm. suite with pvt. bath;
dressing rm.: . additional rooms
and roof Rarden on 3rd mr.; oil
heat; $3.50. THOMAS L. PHIL
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BE HAPPY?

And save by the purchase Of
this 3-bedroom, 2ia-bath
brick split-level home: located
in the Annandale area and
within walking distance of
parochial and public schools.
Home has 23-ft. living room
with fireplace built into q
brick wall; kitchen has large
break last area and Is
equipped with wall oven.
tabletop range, large refrig-
orator, dishwasher and dis
posal; home has 8 closets, 4
of them I'walk-in." 3 twin
size bedrooms and q finished
recreation room. Assume
$19.T50 AS loan with
total payments of Sl37 per
month. down payment only
81 800, total price S23,950.
Immediate occupancy. IA. e
POMPONIO
REALTY. INC.
2222 Wilson Blvd, Arl., Va.
ia. 1860
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HANDYMAN NEEDED

You do the decorating and save.
Detached brick, liv. rm. with flrepl.,
din. rm., kit, powder rm.: End f..
3 bedrms.,, bath: bsmt,; half block
FULTON r. GORDON JR. CO.
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BETHESDA. Old oeorgetown VII
laee-Modern B. bedroom rambler;
carport, disposal, auto laundry;
$125. ERNEST II. LUNG, DI. =
ooOf 10 S-A9Ra
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sl3. 100, di approved-6-room ls
floor. 1s-acre fenced lot. CT 6.lS52.
AIR COND. BRICK SEMI-DET.-
dining rm., iiv. rm. conv. attic.
$ll.750. 401 S. veitch, Arl. ia.
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SEAT PLEASANT, MD, 1902 T st;
Newly decor. semidet. brick; 3
bedrms.. liv. rm;, comb. dinette-
kit, Ice. feneed-in lot. gas stove.
refgr., .garbage disposal. To re-
sponsible people with not more
n. Z, SMITH, INC. DI. 7,7s77 or
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Metzler, IA. 5-7575
Realtors 2417 Lee Hwy.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Laundromat Equipment

for sale; complete 20 Westtnghouse
machines, boiler. water softener, ex-
tractors, driers. etc. Must be sold
at sacrifice as lease has run out.
ia. 5-221O.
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VIRGINIA FOREST brick rambler
q large bedrooms. separate din
ing room: excellent wall space in
living room; equipped kitchen and
laundry. shown by appointment.
$1S.500 with FLA flnancing avail
able, JOSEPH W SEAY CO.. 113
w. Broad st., Falls Church. Va.
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IMMEDIATE OccUPANcY-3 bed.
rooms, ] " baths; in good location
Sep. din. rm. Reas. rent.
10. 2-0152
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$10.5OO-Cool, comfort under the
shade trees, and a lot of house
for the money: masonry 3-bedrm.
Colonial with bsmt., very close in
All. II it's your price range. don't
fail 70 call IA. 2-4S0O. WRIGHT
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rAvERN-7 sleeping rooms and
bath; Prime. Geo. Geo c. r. 2Ci
week. Liouor and beer on and on
Plenty parking. steal at SiS,5O0.
includes license, stock and eouip-
No brokers' wn Write 70 JOHN Z. VIII
HELM. Mltchelgille, Nd.
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BROYHILL CREST-45-ft. rambler;
nm. bsmt.. end bath, pool sh.. Sl9.-
200. 4lsss: OWNER, CT 6-3095.
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AIR. CONDITIONED-4-b edrm. brick,
2 baths, full bsmt.. patio, 500. $50
NORvA REALTY. ia. S-4095.
2 BEDROOMS. all utilities. 1A-acre
lawn and wooded lot. Fairfax Park
via Shirley highway, bordering
Springfield: S12,500. Reasonable
monthly financing. OWNER. DI. 2
Agra nv hnVna TIE R-QOEQ
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

25Ol ADAMS MILL RID. NV
$4,000 cash. Terms If desired. CO.
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SILVER HILL, BY OWNER, trans
ierring. Priced for quick sale;
$500 dn,-2 houses on lge. lot;
6-rm.. 1a-bath. finished-bsmt.. brk
$4,000 in extras. Open 5000
Bailey pl. Sc. RE. R-RH2R-
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Just on Mt. Vernon
blvd, easy committing to d. C, and
S sM points 3o6edTm ram .sssT
financing Terms TO suit. OF. FLA
or conventional. Owner transferred,
must sell quickly. See this and
you'll buy it at S17. 500. other 3
and hedrm. listings in area. From
S17. 400 ROBERT c. DAVENPORT
Real Estate. .wkdays. so. 5-5200;
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PALS CHURCH-Coionei trans
ferred; modern 2-bedrm. rambler;
air cond.: auto. washer: frepl.;
earport: on Ice. wooded corner
fenced lot: Sl5,750, assume S13.-
500 81 loan. NORMA JEAN POE.
XII. 9-1f45.
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IN EMORIAM

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In memory of our darling daugh-
ter, Nellie V. Johnson, who passed
away March 16, 1850.
Remembrance is a golden chain,
Death tries to break. but all in vain.
To have, to hold, and then to part
Is the greatest sorrow of ones heart.
The years may wipe out many
things,
But this they wipe out never.
The memory of those happy days
When we were all together.
Some say, time heals an aching
heart,
But no. il isn't true.
For seven long years have passed,
dear Nellie,
And my heart still aches for you.
You will always be remembered
BY the ones that loved you best.
Rest in peace, your work is ended.
You have gone, where those who
loved you
Soon arc coming, one by one
Mother and Family.
ADV. Ats
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upon Mao Tsc-tung's bromide that
there is an inevitable and irrcsis-
tible worldwide trend toward
socialism" Macs words echo
Kremlin-inspired hate America"
propaganda: 1T is American inn
pcrialism that supprCsSes the de-
Sircs of the Japanese masses. Japan
must become independent by
throwing out thc Americans" All
Of this, says General Dol suggests
that the Chinese arc thinking in
terms of a Communist Japan" Any
eventually of this magnitude would
be a serious blow to the cause of
the free nations, but more impera-
lively, to the defense perimetcr
of the United States.
"Basically, the Chinese leaders
believe that the entire world will
turn Communicated although it may
take a long time, particularly in
the case Of the United States :"
continues the Japanese General
but the Communist Chinese will
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MRS. JACOB KEEEER

Mrs. Nettie B. Keefer, aged r.,
wife of Jacob Keefer, died at her
home in Oakland on Saturday
night, March %. She had been an
invalid the past Is years
A native of Garrett county, she
was born June IA, 1879, a daughter
of the late John and Rachel Frye
Friend. Mrs. Keefer was a member
of the Pentecostal church
Surviving in addition to her hus-
band are four sons, George Keefer,
Hutton; Getty r. Keefer, King
wood, w. Va; Clarence Keefer, at
home; and Vernon c. Friend, Mt
Lake Park; five daughters, Miss
Blanche Keefer, at home; Mrs.
Grace Savage. Oakland; Mrs. Ha-
eel SineS, Mt. Lake Park: and Mrs.
Ivy Wilt, and Mrs. Bessie Warwick,
both of Deer Park; two brothers.
George and Arthur Friend, both
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With Our Men
In The Service

Word has been received by Mrs.
Oliver Lewis, of Oakland, that her
son, MM/3c Ronald Lewis. while
on liberty, met MM/3c Junior
Friend in Kobe, Japan. For Lewis
this is the third year of service,
End time over seas aboard the
destroyer John r. Craig, and the
first time to meet anyone from
his home town community
For Friend it is his 4th year of
service, and third time overseas
aboard the naval aircraft carrier
Hornet. Both men are with crews
operating with Task Force II in
anti-submarine warfare drills off
Japan, Okinawa and other points
in the far East.
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Accident, w. Va.

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Snyder
and daughter, of German, were re-
cent guests of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charley Snyder of Horse
Shoe Run, Mrs. Emma Henline, Viz
ginia Calcamp, Sharon, Dorothy
and Adren, all of Horse Shoe Run,
we're visiting the Snyder family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Stemple and
children were visiting Mr.. Stem
pies parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. G..
Stemple, Sunday afternoon, at Au-
rora, w. Va.
Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Calcamp were
Mr.. and Mrs George Wolf, of
Horse Shoe Run.
Weekend visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Calcamp were Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Slaubaugh, of Falls
Church, Va, Donald and Cecil Cal
camp, of Cleveland, o.
A birthday dinner was served
on Sunday in honor of Mrs. Slau-
baugh at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Calcamp. Guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Cal
camp and Connie Lynn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Stemple, Dorothy and
Adren. all of Horse Shoe Run, w.
Va; Cecil and Donald, Cleveland,
0. Sunday evening guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Leon Kelly and Sharon
Kay, Charley Snyder.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Judy
over the weekend were Mr. and
Mrs. Pat Corban and son.
Sunday dinner guests at Gilbert
Groves were Mr. and Mrs. Thur
man Nair.
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still be operating on the premise
that America, eventually and incvi-
tably, will 90 Communist"
The Chinese Communists boast:
Even if the United States doesn't
recognize us for hundred or even
a thousand years. we will still be-
come a great nation" Undoubtedly,
most of the Chinese leaders ardent.
~ seek recognition for it would
mean admission to the United
Nations, and then they will be in
a position to act vigorously in
other fields"
Most regrettably, these goals
have been served recently when
two national figures proclaimed
that recognition of Red China is
unacceptable l continue to disagree
vchemently.
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Congressional
~ Viewpoint
Sen. John NarshAll Butte


An excellent interview, in the
current issue of U, S News and
World Report magazine, with
General Akio Dol, a Japanese mill
tary leader, who recently visited
Red China at the invitation of the
Communist Government might
well be required reading for those
who scott at the motives and dc
vices of international communism
The real purpose of this invitation
was exposed when Mao TSc-tung,
Chairman of the Peoples Rcpub-
lie of China" told the Japanese
mission: I'VE heartily hope to
establish friendly and peaceful re-
lations with Japan . China must
join hands with Japan unless
Japan and China get along amicab-
ly, neither Asia nor the world will
have peace 49,.
General Dol, not to be taken in
by such transparency, made this
observation: One thing you must
keep in mind: Red China's true in
tentions are one thing; her tactics
are another -. The Chinese Com
munists want first of all to eject
the United States from Asia, and,
finally, to communize the United
States
Champions of the left-twist in
national and international affairs
will no doubt seize, with favor,
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c. A. Mcbride

Word has been received here of
the death of G.. A. Mcbride, former
Oakland resident, which occurred
February 2Sth, in Sterling, Ohio.
Mcbride and his wife were resi-
dents of Oakland in the early 1905.
He was general secretary and treas
urer of the Order of Railroad Tele-
graphers, B. and O. system, at the
time he was here, and he later
moved to Sterling, o., where he
had the same position. He retired
about year ago.
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DIED
WILLIAM c. 0UckWORTH


William Carson Duckworth, 70,
of Bloomington, died Sunday morn
ing, March "a, at the Newton d,
Baker veterans center at Martins
burg, w. Va, where he had been
a patient since last September.
Mr.. Duckworth was formerly of
Piedmont, and resided at Bloom
ington with his sister, Mrs Flor
ence Miller, until his illness. He
was a retired coal miner and veter-
an of World War l.
Funeral services were conducted
Wednesday afternoon at 1870 o'clock
from the Bloomington Methodist
church with Rev Edwin Smith,
pastor, officiating. Interment was
in the Philos cemetery, Western
port.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall E. Dewitt
of Mt. Lake Park, announce the
engagement and coming marriage
of their daughter. jeanne Virginia
to Roger Paul Glotfelty, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Glotfelty, of Oak
land.
Both are graduates of Southern
High school. Mr. Glotfelty is now
employed by his father.
They are to be married Saturday
evening, April 6. at 7:30 o'clock at
the Mt Lake Park Methodist
church, at an open church we'd
ding. A reception will follow at the
home of the bride.
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of Swanton; 46 grandchildren, Sc
great grandchildren and five great
great grandchildren.
Funeral services were conducted
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock with
Rev Leroy Harvey officiating, as
sisted by Theodore Sines. Burial
was in the family cemetery.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-28
CARD OF THANKS

Rev. Daniel B. Spaid and family
wish to extend their heartfelt
thanks to one and all their many
friends who so graciously remem-
bered them with Get Well and
Sympathy greetings, gifts of money,
flowers, food, labor, and so forth,
during the illness and following
the death of their loved one, Grace
Fike Spaid.
May the good Lord bless you all.
Again we say Thank You!
ADV. Alt
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To Speak At Meadow Mt.

Rev. Allen Shirk, a returned
missionary from Africa, will be
the speaker at the Meadow Noun
tain Mennonite church on Sunday
evening, March 81, at 7;30 o'clock
He will show picture slides of
his work among the natives of that
continent
Everyone is invited.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-28

Senator KnoWland urged union
leaders to clean their own house"
to avoid possible punitive legisla-
ton.
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SENATORS

Continued From Page A-2O
.306, and on the strength of that
the Reds purchased him. A
sturdy righthanded hitter. he
cracked is homers last season
humping three in one game
against San Diego.
Must Reverse Trend
The Senators will be home for
IA games against Western teams.
and unless they reverse a trend
they're in for trouble. Kansas
City. Cleveland, Detroit and Chi
cago have walloped the Senators
"a times in 80 games. Contrast
ingly, the Senators are no worse
than 1916 against Eastern
teams.
Pitching is the Senator's prime
problem. Manager Cookie Lava
getto is distressed by the re-
peated failures Of Chuck Stobbs.
Pete Ramos. Camilo Pascual and
Alternately. The Senators have
won only six Of their last 10
games. with Truman Clevenger a
winner in four of them and Russ
kemmerer coming through twice.
Rebuffed in all trade attempts,
the Senators will strive to pluck
pitching help from the minors.
Chuck Dresser currently is on a
tour scouting for somebody who
might help.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-18
Mrs. Allen in Good Spot
To Capture District Title

Miss CARRIER is in Mrs. Aliens
bracket.
Mrs. Barry. who swept the
District, Maryland and Middle
Atlantic titles last year. but has
lost her Mid-Atlantic crowd, did
not choose to compete for the
medal.
The qualifiers included Bar
bara Berry. the home clubs
Junior star. Barbara hasn't had
time to play much golf because
school is just out, but she might
be dangerous.
One round a day is scheduled
in all flights through the finals
on Friday.
Championship Flight
Mrs. John X. Barry. Columbia Cauto-
mmsIis o e9ali liner vs.. Mrs. Lee Alexander.
Yrs. Charles B. Hawley. jr. Chevy
Chase ts2l VS. Mrs. Robert creasey,
Mrs. GEORGE Noble. Kenwood t7s VS..
Mrs Edward c. Ferriday IT,. Chevy
Mrs. Frank cush. ARGYLE ,s2, VS.. Mrs.
oeoTSe Maksin s,i c0ns EemHNIvS SsSl
Mrs. Hartwell MacCartney. Kenvood
barbara Berry. Congressional 1927 vs..
El Betty Pe Sa1b.r co HTSSIs sS1 Mr.,
Harold Price, Kenwood 1851.
Mrs. Paul H. STREET. Chevy Chase 1881
vs. oeorEia Mae McKsever. ATGyIe (s5)
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Mrs. A. H. Allen, medalist for
the second straight year in the
District women's golf champion
ship, and q semifinalist the last
two years. appeared to be in good
position this year to 60 all the
way in what may be her last
crack at the title.
Mrs. Allen. the Virginia State
champion from Army Navy Club,
was in the lower bracket as
match play rounds started today
at Congressional.
The upper bracket was
stronger. including Mrs. John
Barry of Columbia, the defend
ing champion: Mrs. Edward Fer
riday. jr.. Of Chevy Chase, win
ner in 1885, and Mrs. Frank
Cush Of Argyle. the 1855 Mary
land State champion.
Mrs. Aliens n topped a field
Of "a in the qualifying round
yesterday. Last year she had a
70 in winning the medal at Be-
thesda.
The only other 80 breakers
were Mrs. George Noble. the
Kenwood champion who is a
stern first-round opponent for
Mrs. Ferriday. and Betty CARRIER,
1852 champion from Argyle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-18
Hurvie Wards Probation
Extends to SO Masters

be privileged to play in was
the Masters next spring. The
Masters has both professionals
and amateurs.
Jack Moore. a 19-year-old
University Of Oklahoma soph-
omore. blistered Brookhollow
Golf Club for a 2-undef-par So
yesterday to take the lead in
qualifying for the Trans-Missis-
sippi.
Moore was a member of a
field of 1876 that posted scores
yesterday. More than 100 will
qualify today.
Moore, champion of the Big
Seven Conference. led by. two
strokes over willard Crenshaw,
42-year-old Dallas golf veteran
Crenshaw's 70 had stood up
half Of the day as the Dallas
veteran hung up a sparkling q
lunder-par 80 on the back nine
after being / over on the front
because of a couple of bogeys.
In third place at ~ were Cy
Northrup of Owatonna. Mimi:
Rocky Thompson Of Wichita
Falls. Tex: Dick Whetzle of Dali
las. and Bill Eschenbrenner of
Fort Worth. a North Texas State
College player.
The field of 237 entries is
seeking ga places in the cham
pionship flight. with match play
to start Wednesday.
Defending champion Charley
Coe Of Oklahoma City is playing
In the tournament but does not
have to qualify.