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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02
Gu Tracknlen
Beat Sho' men

CHESTERTowN, Nd. May /
SpeciaD Catholic University's
track team has q 2-l record to
show for Mason Dixon Confer
ence competition to date, in
Guiding yesterdays easy victory
over Washington College here.
Led by John Libert and George
Mathews the Cardinals romped
over Washington. 77h-441a.
1t was Washington's third loss
in as many meets.
Libert. who won the District
AAU 100 and go yard cham
pionships Tuesday. took both
those events yesterday. while
Mathews won the broad jump
and 44O. Both were on the win
ming 88O-yard relay team.
Top scorer for Washington
was Mark Diashyn. He won
both hurdles events and was
third in the 100 and 22O and
tied for third in the high jump.
lOO-yard dash---l. Libert. Catholic; 3.
Dockery. Catholic; 3. Diashyn. Washing
ton. l0.2 seconds.
22O-yard DASH. Lfbert. Catholic: 2.
Dockery.. Catholic; 8. Diashyn. Washing
ton. $50 seconds.
44O-yard rum, Mathews. Catholic:
2, Emory. WASHINGTON; 3. Pitch. catho-
lie. SAB seconds
Nafsrr Ratho1te. o
Mathews, Catholic; 3, Walters. Wash.
inston. gill.
Mile rum. Madison. Catholic; 2.
Nelson. Catholic: 8. Thompson. WASH
ington. 1870.
Two.miIe run. Nelson. Catholic; 2.
Washington. 11:03.5.
SsO-yard relay. Catholic Matthews,
Adamec, Boursoin. LiberO; 2, Washing
ton. 1858.
22O-yard Low hurdles, piashyn.
washington: 2. Eissele. WASHINGTON: 3
Pitch. Catholic. 1857 seconds.
120-yard high hurdles, piashyn,
Washington; ?. Mastrovito. Catholic; 3.
Eissele. Washington. III seconds.
High jump-f.2. Mastroyito. Catholic
and Emory. washington ttlel; ,3-4 Or
ton ttieI. S feet 1 inches.
Broad jump. Mathews. Catholic:
2, Fountain. Washington: 3. Penkethnan,
Washington. is feet 6z inches.
Pole vault. Pickett. washinston;
Washineton. IL feet.
Shot put. Kieffer. washington: 2.
lawrence. Catholic: 3. Began, Catholic.
IS feet. ga inches.
Discuss-1.. Becker. Catholic; 2,
Graves. Catholic; 3. Lawrence, Catholic
ill2 feet l0ia inches
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Eugles Triumph,
Cords Beaten in
League Net Play

American and Catholic Uni.
versities were involved in Ma
son-Dixon Conference tennis
matches here yesterday, AU win
ming by 81 and Gu losing by
the same score.
AU trimmed Mount st. Mary's
for the second time to improve
its conference record to four
victories and two defeats. Gu
was the victim Of Western Mary
land. which has an 81 overall
I record.
Summaries:
AMERICAN U..M0UNT ST. MARY,s
Horn tAul defeated Wasser. 60,
&C.; Thomas !AU) defeated FLANAGAN,
yyM1 60; Munsey (AuJ defssisd
dsisstsd McNeiis, V 81. 6Ccinin o SAg.
60 e. prusker tAUI defeated Rooney
Thomas mas ana Mun.ey tAu, defeated
gan and McNeliS tMsMj defeated Chin
snS PsSsssi A1S dsies.. AM Sali cSm snS
cSf IaSi. 6::%EsfEss Maryland
o'conncr. 60. SO; scmreed SwMI
ssn evHs,w Iil lya eG2; 6-2 Andst.
qIndsrson ' swMS d Hiwd ocs ss'
ia! eli Lee cwNb Seisatsd conE-
,,it. sYS S;,,.s .aS 4, ss.,:s ,,, wM De.
and Oundefeon fvMn aefeateS No, Z
and Matan, 7--6, 40. 90; Rmekii
aud conklin lc) won By forfeit.
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Lynch, GoeItz
Clash Toduy
For Net Title

Hugh Lynch. IT,. Of George
town Prep and Frank Buddy
Goeltz Of Leland Junior High
were to meet at 4 pm. today for
the boys division championship
in the Sidwell Friends Invita-
tional tennis tournament. The
two girls divisions will begin
play tomorrow.
The interscholastic boys divi-
sion finished UP yesterday as top
seeded Don Ralph Of ,Priory beat
Bob Schwartzman Of Friends.
6-3. 6-3. 60. In the younger
semifinals. Lynch beat Sandy
Walker. SO. Ga, and Goeltz
Iousted Cuffy Train. l0--S, lO-8.
Both semifinal losers were rep
|resenting st. Adams. which has
compiled seven points toward the
team trophy. The Interscholas-
tic division team trophy went to
Episcopal for the second year in
q row. Episcopal. which had two
Isemifinalists. totaled seven points
to six for Friends and five for
Priory.
The girls get under way at 3
pm. tomorrow with IS matches
in the interscholastic division.
Ten matches in the girls (l5
and under) division viii begin
ct 4:30.
Donna Floyd is top seeded in
interscholastic ahead Of. Pat
Hubbard. Annie Lomax and
Diane Kaldes. in that order.
Cynthia Goeltz is ranked No. /
in the younger bracket. Carol
Southmayd No. 2. Nancy Martin
No. 3 and Marilee Weir No. 4.
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Sake Wins Gross
In Norbeck Event

Lenny SAKE was low gross
scorer with a 70 as a record field
Of l24 turned out for the spring
field day at Norbeck Country
Club yesterday. The ideal
weather Of the last couple Of
weeks has helped almost every
club holding a field day to a
record turnout.
Low net was q tie between
DR.. Morton Handmacher, Slip
SO, and Henry Gertler, S4-15-
|6o.
Bob De Maio won the driving
contest with a 337-yard clout,
while Paul Cooper was closest to
the pin on the sixth hole, 4 feet.
Jerry Cooper won the putting
contest with l6 strokes. 2 under
even deuces.
In the feature match Of the
day Gillie Shapiro. club presi-
dent. and Mike Sklar, former
golf chairman, were heavily ia
vored but lost to Jerry Cooper
and Morris Siegel. UP. Siegel
was master Of ceremonies at the
dinner that followed the golf.
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Terp Golfers Sure
Of Winning Year
After Betting GU

Maryland's golf team was as.
sured Of a winning season by de-
|feating Georgetown, il15-l2h
yesterday at Prince Georges.
The Terps now are IT'S on the
season.. and have only q dual
meet with Navy remaining. plus
the. Atlantic Coast Conference
tournament next week end al
Winston Salem. N. C. George
towns record Is 30.
All Of the matches were close
and the only three-point SWEEP
was the best bali match in the
first foursome, with Maryland
winning. The captains. Perky
Cullinane of the Hoyas and
Jerry McFerren of Maryland, I'm
ished even.
~, Jerry MeEsErsn. tGM,. tied Perky cui.
Bob, HOGS. M. defeated John shea.
Best 6sIL-Maryisnd. 80.
Marty Parks. CM. defeated Cutler
:. osoiss ksnsris. ,o,. defeated Del
-i s:ss SsIlzo,ors..evn.. 81,
81 opcnnei. to). defeated Hsrr,
Dwight Mock. m. tied Yranci. y..,.
Best haii-oeorretovn 81
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Rosecroft Stakes I orget
OF Troubled Leo's Bow

without his own troubles The
small-sized standard bred de-
veloped virus midway Of last
season, but came back to win
five successive races.
Three Of the five victories
came at Brandywine Raceway as
he was moved up In class each
time to the point that he won a
$1,000 stake race, coming from
ninth position to score.
Handled by Bob Cherrix, his
owners cousin. Leo's Boy is be-
ing readied for the $4,000 XII
wants Cup Tuesday. the $500
District Of Columbia May 10 and
the $1,000 Governors Cup May
%.
He also is booked for engage
ments in Delaware and New York
this season.
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Troubled Tropical
Seeks Race Dates

MIAMI. Fla. May 2 R.-
Tropical Park race track has filed
q request for its usual racing
dates despite revocation Of Saul
Silberman's operating license by
the State Racing Commission.
Robert Kelly. the commission's
supervisor Of racing. says the APP
plication was filed Tuesday for
Tropical's customary December 2
to January 16 dates. ~
An attorney for SHERMAN,
Tropical president. Monday asked
the State Supreme Court to set
aside the commissions revoca-
ton order. The court win hear
the case May 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02

Leo's boy. 3-year-old harness
racer, whose blood line carries
enough tales Of misfortune to dis
courage many an owner from
bothering to race him, has ar
rived at Rosecroft Raceway to
prepare for the 2f-night meeting
which opens Monday night.
Owned by lie Roy Cherrix Of
Newark. Md. Leo's Boy was
bred from a lame sire and a
blind dam. Leo Hanover. the
sire. had his career curtailed
when he went lame. The dam.
Bernice B., went blind as a q
year-old and never started a
race. However. Leo Hanover
holds a track record at Ocean
Downs Raceway. although he
presently Is in stud in Europe.
Leo's Boy also has not been
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Kelly, E|IerIllar
Score Doubles
Al Rosecroft

Ed Kelly. veteran Burlington,
N. j.. reinsman, stole the show
last night at Rosecroft Raceway
during the second matinee" OF
warm-up racing program before
some $500 fans by scoring a
double and turning in the speed
lest time Of the nine races. Rose
croft opens its 24-night meeting
Monday night.
Kelly. who owns the fabulous
Cinderella horse, The Engineer,
put a high polish to the program
by winning the closing pace with
Sandra Jean in a fine 2:08h
In an earlier race he won with
Dazzle Worthy in 2:10.
Bob Ellerman also scored a
double. first with Breeze On
Chief in 2:l22s and later with
the s-year-old Stalage Hanover
lin 2:l5.
Frysie Rosecroft. 4-year-old
trotter owned by Rosecroft
President John w. Miller and
Frysinger Rohrbaugh. showed
excellent form in taking the
second race in 2:097s. with Bill
Hylan in the sulky.
Another matinee is scheduled
Saturday at 1880 pm.
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DERBY
Continued From Page c

Continued From Page C.l
Trainer Woody Stephens quietet
reports that he might enter the
Cain Hoy Stables One-Eyec
King. when he said:
1T is too tough for me-
Probably for the first time In
Derby history, a horse was en-.
tered BY telegraph when the
$3.50 fee was wired by John L
Appelbaum. Canadian owner Of
Mister live. The colt was howr
in from New Jersey today.
Other entries were Travis M
Kerr's Round Table, Ralph
loves Gallant Man, Clifforc
Lussky's Federal Hill. T. A. Girls
SONS Shan Pac. Mrs. Ada L
Rice's Indian Creek and w. S
Miper's Better Bee.
IN the draw for the post posi-.
tons. Gen. Duke drew No. ane
Bold Ruler. No. 9. Outside Of
Gen. Duke in order were Mister
1--WE, Federal Hill. Round Table
Gallant Man. Indian Greek, Iror
Lege, Bold Ruler. Shan Pac anc
Better Bee.
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ACC Leoder Plays Here
|Aqoinst Beaten MARYLAND

with two on. Navy pounded out
IA hits. while Maryland got only
six.
Home runs in the eighth and
ninth innings failed to rescue
Howard as Shaw won its third
against four losses. Jim PURGE
homered with one on in the
eighth and Wesley Ragsdale hit
the other with the bases empty
in the ninth.
Randolph Macon came up
with two runs in the ninth at
Ashland. Va. to edge Gu. Mar
shall Hughes singled with two
out and the bases loaded to
send Carson Payne in with the
winning run. Jim Shrode, who
pitched only the last inning,
was tagged with the loss.
Rally Ties Game
AU gave 1t the old try. COM
ing up with three runs in the
last Of the ninth to send the
game with Mount st. Mary's
into extra innings. Pellegrino
walked only two the entire
game. but the last one. Jack
Mattimore. scored the winning
run when Joe Marcy flied out to
deep rightfield.
Art Cleassures Of the Mary
land freshmen welded the big
igest bat yesterday. He slammed
out three homers. his fourth
fifth and sixth Of the season. Is
the freshmen outslugged Mont
gomery for their seventh win
without a loss.
Navy lOi 421 OOO-o IL
Smith. Hcfst, t Isl ana whittiesey
0ebhart and Beauchamp. Norris. Homl
Mcdonald. Sd. one on
end 5th, TO on.
Shaw iO3 O1O O3o-IO 10 /:
Howard 100 2lO OIL 10
Wilder. crutchfie,d 81 and Hinton
Home Tuns--Powsrd: Purse. sth. on,
on; Rassdaie. 9th. none on.
Ms q Mays SSd Sso o oos o ooc IL
Mahoney. Hailahan (pl, Stark 90
and costenbater; Pellegrino and coscia
Catholic D 2O2 00i O2O-7 :
Randolph Macon 0O4 100 0i2-S Is
Talbot, shrode CO. and Wendroth
Cox. Boyd t4l. Bra-.dt 49, and Colley.
Mont; Jr.. Coll. 2o3 O30 al u
MARYLAND Frosh 2O4 $40 O--l3 is ,
Collier: osha t7 and spann: New.
nan Richardson t3): Murray t4l ane
land: Cleassures- LIST. one on; Sd, one on
9th. none on: Spann, Sd, none on
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Ocean Downs Names
Manager, Secretary

OCEAN CITY, Nd. May 2
Especially Ocean Downs Race
way has announced the appoint
ment Of Richard W., Case as gem
eral manager and Edwin T. KEEL
Ter as race secretary for the
1857 harness racing season,
which opens July 20.
James c. Robinson Of Balti-
more. chairman Of the board at
the track, said he was elated to
have Case apd Keller on his
stan since he considered them TO
be among the most experienced
and capable men In harness rae
ing.
Case, who was Ocean Downs
manager In 1851, lives here
and has been president Of the
Ocean City Chamber Of Com
merce. Keller halls from Nor
way. Me-. and also IL q veteran
Iofiicial In the sport.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02

MAPLEWOoD, N. j.. May .
@.-Mrs. Kathleen O. Atkinson
Richardson who teamed with her
sister to capture the women's
national tennis doubles cham
pionships in 1897 and 1898, died
at her home here Tuesday. She
was 81.
Mrs. Richardson's sister and
tennis partner was the late Juli-
cite Atkinson Buxton. Mrs. Rich
ardson also won several singles
and doubles tennis champion
ships at various clubs throughout
the United States In the '0Os.
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.ROSECROFT RESULTS

FIRST RACE--2-yr.- old pace: / mile
AK Byrd III: Short.
June Land ~. Kelly.
C0rsLean n. Daley.
Also raced-Miss Forbes. Time. 2:15M
SECOND RAcE-Classitied trot: mile
Step Wisely IL. Mansheldl.
Eustanee Hanover E. KeliyI.
-, Also raced-Black Bird, Lark Song
THIRD RACE CLASSIFIED trot: / mile
Nibble Prince tR. webb.
= Also raced-Night Maid. Royal Glory
Dancing Water. Time. 2:1l.
FOURTH RAcE-classifed pace; ]
yIIIass Prince g. MeCIenny,.
Dinah Knight Or. Cherrixl.
Also raeed--sandra Jean, Debbie Wal
nut, Derritta r. Time. 2:i2as.
. FIFTH RACE--classifed pace; / mile.
Breeze On Chief (R. Ellermanl.
sa AZ + Lady d b. GEx .sHnS.
Also reced-Lady's Sister. Gay Laird.
Time. 2:15h.
SIXTH RACE--Classihed pace: / mile.
Daxsle Worthy u. Kelly.
June Elkington IL. Gartonl.
Verna Walnut ~. SMITH.
Also raced-HI Whoever. Runnymeade
Viola. Peppers Hope. Time. 2:10.
SEVENTH RAcE--classihed pace: /
s.si.s Hanover On, EHerman,.
Vivid Hanover ~. Flanaganl.
The witch 20. Mallionl.
Also raeed-Mitchell Hanover, Time
Bomb. Golden Harvest. Time. 2:I5.
EIGHTH RACE-CIassified pace.
Coed Boy u. Lynch).
Erie's Bennie II. Flanagan).
Direct Walnut ~. SMITH.
2:14%.
NINTH RAcE-classified pace: l mile.
sandra Jean (E. Kelly.
village Prince &c. MeClenny).
Dinah knight tR. Cherrix).
Also raced--Sheraton Pick, Debbie
walnut. Time. 2:OSb.
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Dean Of Maryland
Signed by Packers

GREEN BAY, Wis. May 2 (R.
The Green Bay Packers. hop
ing to fortify their offensive
tackle positions. yesterday signed
Ia pair Of free agents, Bob Dean
and Mary Rawley.
Dean. a 6-foot. 245-pound
lineman. played for the Edmon-
ton Eskimos in Canada from
1883 to 1855. A 1851 graduate
of Maryland, he kicked field
goals and conversions for the
EskimoS.
Rawley. 6-foot-2, 245-pounder,
never played college football.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02
Mat Card Lists
Five Matches

Promoter Vince Mcmahon will
present i've matches tonight in
his weekly wrestling show at
Capitol Arena. beginning at $50.
Feature Of the card will be
another battle between Karl Won
Hess and Ricki Starr, refereed
by Cowboy Rocky Lee.
Supporting bouts will match
Roy Shire against Gene Du-
buQtie. Jerry Graham against
Arnold Skaaland. Czaya Mando
against Soldier Barry and Bobby
Wallace against Chief Big Heart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02
LAUREL RACING NOTES
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Raeins Editor

With Roman Battle declared
out Of Saturdays Spring Turf
Handicap at Laurel. the event
added two more entries today for
the closing days mile and one
sixteenth grass stake when North
Downs Farm Stables Ocean Lane
and Cockfield Stables Akbar
Khan accepted the challenge.
Eldon Nelson, making a dy-
manic riding return following a
seven-month layof. has been
engaged to ride Akbar Khan.
The Aga Khan-bred horse was
beaten a nose by elevation in
last years Dixie Handicap.
Maj. j. r. H. Thouron's Tough
Rec arrived today from Belmont
Park to compete in the Spring
Turf. The 6-year-old Shannon
II gelding triumphed at Hialeah
in his last start over a distance
for his only victory Of the sea-
son.
Trained by Jimmy Ryan,
Tough Rec won over the turf
three times last year at dis
tances from a mile and one-six-
teenth to a mile and three
eighths, defeating elevation and
Lofty Peak in allowance events.
Lough Rec will be assigned 1l2
pounds In the race which prob
ably will have a field Of 10.
Two claims we're recorded yes
terday. w. A. Zakoor took
Precious Pet, who completed a
e128.80 daily double after win
ming the second race. Zakoor
claimed Precious Pet from Cur
van E. Kinter for $500.
Parnell Flyer, the heavily
played 3-year old Maryland
bred who finished second in the
FIRST event to Limerick, was
taken for $4,000 from Nancy
Mclaughlin by @. Moorfield
The cashable daily double fig
ures yesterday we're 7-3.
Kentucky Derby followers al
Laurel Saturday will be given
an opportunity TO select the
one, two and three finishers ir
order. Winning selectors will
receive two tickets for Laurel'i
fall meeting. good any day ex-
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Back Injury Moy Keep
Irwin Out for Season

Los ANGELES. May 2 R.-
outhelder Monte Irwin, former
New York Giants star who fig.
ured prominently in pennant
hopes Of the Los Angeles club.
may be lost for the remainder Of
the season.
Irwin injured his back in the
second game Of the season and
had appeared in only four games.
DR.. Robert Woods, team physi-
clan. indicated Irwin may be
sidelined for the balance OF the
year to prevent serious complica-
tions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02
Orioles Shift Come
On Preukness Duy

BALTIMORE. May 2 R.-
The Orioles announced yesterday
that their Preakness Day game
with the White Sox will start
at Z pm. instead Of 2 pm. as
originally scheduled.
The Preakness will be run at
Pimlico May 10. The new start
ing time win enable fans to take
in both events.
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Icept on Veterans Day. when the
100000 Washington. D. c.. In
ternational win be run.

ternational win be run.
A head and two noses marked
the end Of yesterdays sixth race,
one Of the tightest finishes Of the
meeting which found
Katherine Phillips Zealot sneak
ing in on the outside to win at
sl53 60. Ridden by Richard Nc
Laughlin, Zealot came fast to
drop his head in front of Safe
and Pomposity. who finished Sec
ond and htird in that order.
Howard Grant extended his
Laurel winnings to rs yesterday
when he rode Carolyn's Record
to victory. The apprentice leads
Joe culmone 1928. in the jockey
race.
Two hundred members Of the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Chamber
Of Commerce were to attend the
Laurel program today, the fea-
tured sixth race being named for
that organization.
Trainer Bernie Bond. the lead
ing conditioner at this Laurel
meeting. is still confined to his
home because of an injured
ankle. With IA winners, he leads
brother j. Bowes Bond and David
zakoor, IT.. who are tied with
nine each.
Yesterdays mid-week crowd
Of 9,8O3 wagered S86O.0l7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02

Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday
Navy. q: Maryland. 5.
Randolph Macon, 8: Catholic o.. z.
Mount 81, Mary's. 5; American o.. I
shaw. 10; Howard. 2.
The University of Maryland's
baseball team. out of the running
for honors in the Atlantic Coast
Conference and currently nurs-
ling a six-game losing streak,
will occupy center stage in the
conference doings tomorrow.
The Terps play Duke at 8 pm.
tomorrow at College Park. The
Blue Devils and North Carolina
are tied for first place. The Tar
Heels beat Duke, 6-5. in 10 in
nings yesterday.
North Carolina also has a game
with Maryland, one that was
rained out earlier. but no date
has been set.
Maryland could pick up some
glory for itself without altering
the title picture by whipping
Duke. But that's q large order.
Navy handed the Terps their
sixth straight setback, 9-5, yes
terday at College Park. It was
the 18th loss in II games for
Maryland and the 10th victory
In IA games for the Middies.
Others Also Lose
Three other area teams took
beatings. Howard suddenly finds
itself in a spin after a fast start.
Shaw beat the Bisons. l0-7, yes
terday at Fort McNair. the third
straight loss and the fourth in
the last i've games for Howard.
Randolph Macon edged Catholic
u. 81. while Joe Pellegrino of
American U. pitched Is innings
only to lose, 5-4. to Mount st.
Mary's at AU. The University
of Maryland freshmen defeated
Montgomery Junior College, 10
IL. at College Park.
Andy Mcdonald batted In all
Of Maryland's runs with two
homers. one in the third with one
on base and the other in the fifth
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-01

Classified Ads Get Results
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-01
Neighborhood Group
To Meet Nov. 9Th

On Wednesday night, November
6, 1857. at 500 p. m, at the Mil
ford New Century Club, there will
be Neighborhood Association
meeting. (The Neighborhood Asso-
citation is made up of Leaders, As
sistants, Committee Members and
Anyone interested in Girl Scouts
in Milford.)
At this meeting there will be
film strip entitled "The Neighbor-
hood" Also, all new Girl Scout
workers will be invested, so come
prepared to repeat the Promise
and Laws. At the investiture we
would like to present Girl Scout
pins to all adult workers who do
not already have one. They may be
purchased either by the worker
herself or from your Troop trea-
sury fund. In order that they all
get here in time for the meeting,
please phone your order for pins
needed for all registered ADULTS
from your Troop to Dot Lundstedt
1921 or Clara LaFontaine 1898. All
registered adults are entitled to
wear the Girl Scout Pin-$.10
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-01
Reese Theatre

Real "down-to-earth" entertain
ment is in store for Delaware and
Maryland theatre fans, if one can
judge by the Reese Theatre pro-
gram listing to be found in this
newspaper. ~
Starting with a roundup of all
family treats this Friday and Sat
urday, November 1 and 2. consist
ing OF two top features. Heading
this entertaining weekend, finds
Anthony Dexter, Marie Windsor
and Buddy Rogers, in the new
Columbia Technirama hit, "The
Parson and the Outlaw, Joel Nc
Crea. Brian DOnlevy and Sonny
Tufts in the requested Paramount
action hit. "The Virginian" holds
down the second spot with many
added treats.
Here is the story of our boys
overseas and the girls they loved.
Twentieth Century Fox presents,
Jean Simmons, Joan Fontaine,
Piper Laurie and a great cast in
Until They Sail. John Beal heads
a great cast in '"That Night. the
second feature on this great week
end show.