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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
INVESTMENT PROP. fer SAFE

GEORGETOWN; zoNED COMM
---b-unit brick Good returns Ton
location. FE 3-52s9 KAY a co.
FAIRFAX CIRCLE AREA ~,
Phone jR O0 s.soeo. eI guRsSRn
REALTY CO, Merrifeld, va.
MERRIFIELD. VA. - Commercial
access I'd. $4,000 50. H., sever N~T
water. gas avail Only SOC pei
50, r. buy nov for bafsain
REHIrY Co. Merlin M.TIiasldhi Vvs W
iITEfTI0N sPECULATORs-iOOH
; 81 nv rms bath, h..Wh.
estate Y '1 | TooMrY. RSAL.ffossRH'
!0l5 18th 81. NV, RE 7.52T5.
CUNT APT. BLDG.-s2a $40 All.
orick GOOD location. fully rented
tenants Day own electric and gas
gall Mr. LEON. uN. S.3200; ewes
s.UNIT APT BLDG. NV; mr.
Dupont circle excel eond 40. gle
" income Price, S2a.5OO Is times
the yearly rentali Down paw.
ment open RA $4,000
1880 OGDEN ST N.w.-s.foom
brick, bath. oil heat. buiit.in al.
raFs, hardwood fioors rent siis
mo price = 500 cash. A real
ouy Ewes and Sun Y ] Walsh,
OIL 0-idSs THOS. ID WASH
INC SIS nth st, nv x 3.
WHEATON--Attention. small In.
vestors, commercial property, with
good net leases. shows excellent
return also approx / .OOO-sd IT
~ With improvements. must sen
wnl 1 ssasrinss T9r estells. cal
IA ssolo3. MARsTELLER REAL
STRATEGIC cORNER. ieOxgS0
with Lessee ready 10 lease . portion
mat WI provide &c. return
PRICED right. convenient terms
Cal OWNER, CT. 6.iO23.
STUNT BRICK APT. BLDG.-ET.
cellent No. Arl location. vieinit,
o. Wesioyer shop. Center anc
Claude Swanson u Hish School
. ssS ooo 5000 return, IPIis, 2
INC. "a s.633s' IA 7.s474'
3.UNIT APT. HOUsE-conv. loea.
lion In Clarendon, Va: . unit
nave bedrms. ana screened
porehes. etc Only s?l.a5O low
down payment DILLON LANE
CO, Realtor JE, l-40lO
i.UNIT, s3l,7b0. A terrifie buy In
the Langley Park area. Mod Diet
hrk BIDS With e-bedrm. upits
terms. RAFFELL RIAL ESTATE
JU g.1l03 or 10, 5-35p3.
c0MMERcIAL-Rte. 4 rssidene,
s ~ isS'i szA IE9fS"; Co. iS n. % !.
$3.50, AP. 7-ls7O.
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LOCATION PLIIS

. Hammond High area 3 bedrms
ga baths. equipped oE kit, full
psmt. with rec. rm,. built.in garage.
fully air cond.; patio, storm Windows
md doors. better -than new cond
Town & Country Rlty.
n S-iei5 TIL o
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Believe

Believe
II or not! h-acre tree-studded
schools and shopping. High CT as
sumption on this 3-bedrm.. 2is-
bath. split-level: built-in gar, An
lsned rec. rrn., equip. laundry, biHh
CABINETS in kit A spotless home
Solonel transferred. A real buy!
Exclusive
location Country club hills, So
roomy. Liveable. Glass block wall
ano moor to ceiling stone iirepl
IN the rec. rm., 3 master-sized bed
rms. IA baths. king-sized iiy RIM
and din. rm. with firepl: air-con.
1itioned: iaclcsed barbecue area
entertaining surroundings on 4
quiet corner Gear GARAGE. A home
waiting for a family of distinction
Priced right
Realize
your dreams: brick rambler. :
bedrms., y baths on main 4 IN
usual floor to ceiling firepl,. sep
aratine liv and din. rm., ultra
modern fully EQUIP. kit, eating
space. Builder finished bsmt. tirepl
in coy rec. rm. Full bath bedrn1
equip. laundry. sep. storage. work.
shop area, garage. ia-acre fenced
corner lot. A quiet, convenient
neienoorhood. Commander trans
ierred, $4,000, CT assumption
S@2.9 $50. Sio3 mo You will love hi
Excellent
buy. in Vienna. A modern rambler
High Gl loan, 2 bedrms., liv rm
din. Il" full bsmt.. potential rec
rm area: patio in fenced back
yard. SpotlesS. comfortable, COM
venient. Don't wait Immed poss
See this. Only Sl5.95O.
Notice
Dramaticl Modern. Spacious,
Amazing brk rambler: attached
ear.. king-Size master bedrm., mas
ter., sized End bedrm., stone firepl
and nlanters in the large liv rm.,
sep. din. rm.. slass-inclosed Florida
rm.. air-conditioned. Lovely Brad
dock Hgts So" ESQ.
Sleepy
Hollow Areal Suburban liy. mr. busy
:. Corners. A brk. rancher with
l6xo5 ialouSied inclosed Florida nm
on the rear. ?O-ft liv rm with
hrepl.. sep. din. rm.. modern Xii
baths, esrport. full bsm nt .-aer; I,
WOODED lot schools, churches. high.
WAYS Don I wait TO see, $1,000
WE TAKE TRADES
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UoUses ron SALIVA.
MCLEAN AREA

Custom built ranch house: nm.
in EXQUISITE taste: foyer, liv. rm.,
din; rm.. l2x20 kit, 3 bedrms. 2
baths, q beautiful family rm.. Al
lovely view: h-acre lot. 0RETA
BROWN. AGENT. ia. 2-7567.
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ALEXANDRIA
REASONABLE

Mount Vernon blvd. This cute 2.
bedrm. brick rambler with breeze
~ is ideal for the family that likes
MOVERS. garden, etc. Priced AZ
$4,000, with excel. terms,
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EXTRA SPECIAL.

isetionist 70 satisfy n. dis ~ psf.
ing buyer. This long, low brick ram
bier with huge living rm. with fire.
place, sep. dining RIM. with wooded
view, beautiful equipped kit, master
hedrm. with pvt, bath, . additional
bedrms. and bath Huge rec rm
With fireplace, maids rm. and bath
2.cAr garage. Ice, lot,
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HOUSES TO BUILD

RAMBLER-3 or Z bedrms.. $4,000
81 500 on your lot or acreage.
$500 down, bid on your plans.
UN. 4-9S33 and CO. 5-S293.
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81 1856 ASSUME Iis% LOAN
Immaculate Cape Cod; liv. rm.,
nrepl, separate din; rm.; full
sh Sst .e o 5ps sunday H,es 'rfn'P To-
dark. Arlington blvd. to Jefferson
Theatre and follow open signs
JOHN NJ. ANDERSON, REAL ES-
TATE For Apt. call IA. S-0S42.
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kEPOssESsED HOME-offered 4

REPOSSESSED HOME-Offered at
only S625 down. Balance in
trust for IS yrs. at 5cc. No CT
at ssh including taxes and in.
eurance. 2 bedrms. liv. rm..
dinette. tiled bath. equipped
kitchen, fenced yard, large corner
lot Close to bus and shops in
Falls Church. Priced TO sell fast
At only Sl3 $50. ARFAX REALTY,
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ASSUME SiS,sO0 4IsE GI LOAN,
full price only Sl7.450-3-bedrm.
brick rambler with flrepl.. extra
lee rms for this price, just re-
decorated. Move in with down pay
ment; MANNAs REALTY, JE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

tl5,OOO Is the fun price Of this
immac. 3-bedrm. brk. rambler.
Carport, wall to wall carpeting,
but best Of all FILA appraised, and
you can buy ii with 81 $50 down
with easy terms for the balance.
CAL ia $4,000. BETTER HOMES
REALTY. INC.
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NEW SPLIT-LEvFL. on lse. lot. in
conv. loo. 4 bedrms,. > full tiled
baths. lge. liv. rm with hrepl..
sep din rm dream kit with
eating space; above-ground beaut.
rec. rm Priced right at S94.950.
10 see this buy, call THE DARBY
co, Realtors. 1919 Wilson blvd
la h-Q2Q2
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TRApE M YoTR HOME for a ;

ssdrm, brk. rambler; Call MICH
4-s95S for details and directions.
BRICK RAMBLER-color and har-
mony go hand in hand in this
BRIGHTLY redecorated a-bedroom
in charm and eaiety. A lovely back
yard with fruit trees. patio and
fireplace will make the forth
coming summer an enjoyable one.
An excellent North Arlington To-
cation Full price, $16.950.
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STUNNING SYLVAN SITTING

surrounds this imposing masonry
home--l2 large rooms with 4 are
places. library. entrance halls and
many. many other features too
numerous to mention Total land
swift streams Perfect for organ
i1ations, private club. nursery or
rest home. An unusual propertyl
$50. 500. with exceptional terms.
Shown By appointment only. En-
elusive with BOWERS BROS, AP.
~SAOO
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ALFYANDRfA AREA


l-bedrm den. o-paih brit k-and
stone rambler f60x30l. With huge
pine.paneled rec. rm. and freplaces.
2-car detached garage Located IN
beautiful Pine R'dge. ONLY S34 ESQ
with S2l 200 LIST trusf Open I TO
dark. SUNDAY DIRECTIONS out
Route 80 past Melpar. left on
;oHE NJ ASDERsoN 'J a. s.S$ sIs
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IMVESTMEMT PROF. foV BALE
icoNIlNuRpl

ss AZ safs1 cES sIsoS Sd me- , s:T
81 800: SIS, 900. 3 dn. IA. a-S1e6,
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d COMMERCIAL. Mar NAVY

FIRST COMMERCIAI-Aimost new
property occupied By ] tenant on
q long lease Rental starts Al
So. 800 annually and increases to
over $4,000 during the life Of
the lease. Owner needs cash.
must sell A terrific property with
little expense tn buyer RAFFE1I,
REAL ESTATE. ~. a-li03 or
10 5-35Q3
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et:.95O-S-hedrm. Cape Cod, in
cow. Falls Church loo. Liv. rm
with firepl and iee. picture win
dow; equip kit. with table space:
. bedrms and tiled bath down
lge paneled rm. up: fenced yard :.
patio storm windows: immac.
eond.: very low down payment.
The DARBY Co. Realtors, 2319
Wilson blvd ia. 5-q3q3.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-08
MIR. AND MRS. c. SATHER
OBSERVE 25th ANNIVERSARY

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Sather
celebrated their 25th wedding an
%niversary Sunday, Sept. %, by
having Open House to their
many friends and relatives.
Lunch was served throughout
the afternoon and evening. A
beautiful three-tiered wedding
cake, decorated with pink roses
and tiny silver decorations, topped
with a silver arch with silver bell
and "25" written in silver, CEN
tered the cake.
The cake was baked by Mrs.
Cecilia Rasmussen and Mrs. Mil
dred Wilder and decorated by
Mrs. Gladys and Mrs. Doris An
derson.
Mrs. Rasmussen cut and served
the cake. Mrs. Lloyd Sather and
Mrs. Tod Wilder poured.
Mrs. Jack Carlson of Alexan-
der, a cousin of Mr.. Sather's, pre-
sided at the gift table and regis
tered the guests.
Approximately 1875 guests reg
istered. Many lovely silver gifts
were presented to the worthy cou-
pie, as well as a sizeable purse Of
money. All left with a wish for
many happy returns to Mr.. and
Mrs. Sather.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-08
FRENCH CLASSES
ORGANIZE CLUB

The French class at Sidney
High School honored beginning
students of the class at a party in
the home economics room Sept.
80. Gourds and autumn leaves
were used to carry out the theme,
"C'est 7 automne."
After a lunch and social hour
an organizational meeting for a
French club at Sidney high
school was called to order. The
following officers were elected:
Sharon Anderson, president; Joyce
Christensen, vice president; Lynn
Nelson, secretary; Michel DeVoir,
treasurer; Gary McMorris, Ash
representative; Joyce Swenson,
song leader.
Standing committee chairmen
appointed were Lorna Mikelson,
program; Dona Obergfell, enter
tainment; DeAnne Atchison,
lunch.
A name for the club and prof.
ects for the year will be discussed
al the next meeting Oct. 80.
Mrs. Rose Turner is the facul-
~ advisor for the group.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-08
COMMUNITY CHORUS
HOLDS FIRST REHEARSAL

The recently organized Sidney
Community Chorus held its first
rehearsal Sunday in the chorus
room of the Sidney High school.
Between so and so singers were
present and rehearsal was begun
on Handel's Messiah" which will
be presented by the chorus in on
cert some time in December.
This is a community project
and all persons from Sidney and
surrounding areas are invited to
become members.
Mr.. Jenkins, the vocal instruc-
tor of the Sidney High School is
the director of this organization
and he urges that anyone inter
ested come to the next rehearsal.
Rehearsals will be held each Sum-
day afternoon from 2:30 pm. to
$3.50 pm. in the chorus room of
the Sidney High School.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-08
(Hirard
BY H~omemakers Club

A group of relatives and friends
pleasantly surprised the Eyvind
Wicks at a combined housewarrn-
ing and birthday party on Wed
nesday evening. The self-invited
guests served a delicious supper
and later presented the Wicks
with a gift for their new home
and showered Frances with gifts
for her birthday. The evening was
spent visiting.
Sunday dinner and afternoon
guests at the Elmer Jensens were
Mrs. Jensen's sister and family,
the Archie SCOTS of Glendive,
and her father Amos Stephens of
Washington.
Girard Homemakers Club will
meet at Girard Hall Tuesday,
Oct. FL at l o'clock. The cloth
ing workshop will be at the hall
the l4th, 18th, 2lst and 22nd and
all interested women of the COM
munity are welcome to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Daniels
drove to Culbertson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Elliott of
Yakima, Wash, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Noah, Mrs. Erwin Kuehn and
were dinner guests Sun
day at the Glen Stanford home
in Sidney.
Girard Farmers Union Juniors
will meet Saturday, Oct. IL, at
7 pm. at the Charles Daniels
home. They had their first fall
meeting Saturday evening at the
Daniels home with over
30 children in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lauritz Jensen
Sunday afternoon with
Mrs. Bert Christensen at the
Buckley school and at the Will
lam Buckley home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Johnson
md family of Minot, N. D., visit
ID Thursday night and Friday
'orenoon at the Elmer Jensens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Elliott, Mr..
md Mrs. Glen Stanford and fam
ly, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kopp
md family, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Noah, Mrs. Erwin Kuehn and
'hildren were supper guests at
he Alfred Gierkie, Jr. home in
on Saturday evening.
Frank Daniels returned Satur-
lay from Denver where he had
'een in attendance at the Theo-
ore Roosevelt Centennial Con-
ervation Convention.
Girard Local No. Is Farmers
Union will meet Sunday, Oct. IL
t the Walt Jensen home in Sid
.ey.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-08
TURNER DRUG DISPLAYING
EARLY-DAY PHARMACEUTTCS

People will find a very inter
esting window display at Turner
Drug Store in keeping with Ma
tional Pharmacy Week. See the
different kinds Of medicine that
were prescribed by DR.. j. S.
Beagle, DR.. julius Frank and the
late DR.. R. A. Morrill,, also the
Veterinary medicines by DR.. Ed
Easley during 1909.
Mr.. Turner has n that he
prizes very highly as it was the
first prescription he filled when
his brother, the late Henry o.
Turner and he took over the drug
store on Sept. 10, 1909. The pre-
scription was written by DR.. j. S.
Beagle for Baby Ball who is now
owner and manager Of Valley Ho-
tel.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-08
Hi-C Club News

We held our first Hi-C Prayer
meeting Monday night at the
First Baptist Church. We started
our meeting by singing "Still
Sweeter Every Day" Ardell Stro-
bell opened in prayer. We had a
short testimony service led by
Ardell. Judy Sundquist read the
scripture text found in Psalms,
the l03rd chapter.
We closed our meeting by sing
ing Lord Lay Some Soul Upon
My Heart"
We opened our weekly meet
ings by singing our Theme Song.
Brother McNutt, our chaperone
for this month from the Assembly
of God Church, opened in prayer.
Don Miller had charge of the
meeting because Ardell Strobell,
our president was i'll. Genive
Pensis led song service. Judy
Sundquist brought the message
entitled Leaves. Brother McNutt
closed our meeting in prayer.
Remember our meeting next
week. Everybody is welcome.
Please comet
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-08
Power City
BY Mrs Ruben Hamburg

There will be a meeting at the
Rau school Friday, Oct. II at
7:30 o'clock TO elect a board of
directors and discuss repair or
selling the Gassett Hall.
On Friday, Oct. 8, at 1870, New
lon school came and played soft
ball against Rau school, with Rau
school winning 81 to 3 after the
game refreshments were served
to all by the Rau school.
About so people gathered at
the Sterling Swigart home last
Friday evening, Oct. 3 for a fare
well party for the Jim Strack
family. There were games, and a
pot luck lunch, at the close of the
party the Stracks received a gift
of cash. Guests present from out
of the community were Mr.. and
Mrs. Garfield Linde, Mr.. and Mrs.
Matt Rambur, Mr.. and Mrs. Dean
Davidson and family and Mr.. V.
Nell.
Miss Eliene Peterson is at home
now after being away all summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Williams and
family were Saturday overnight
guests at her parents home in
Glendive where relatives were
visiting from North Dakota.
Joe Topp, who had been on the
sick list, is now able to do light
work.
Visiting at this time at the Topp
home is their daughter and SON
in-law, MI. and Mrs. Eugene
Thompson of Westby.
Visiting last week at the Jim
Reynolds were MI. and Mrs. Per-
cy Fills of Priest River, Idaho,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Reynolds of
Kootenai, Idaho, and Mrs. Herb
Miles of Missoula, Mont. Other
guests on Sunday for a family
gathering included Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Reynolds and boys, Mr..
and Mrs. Oren Reynolds and
and daughter, Mrs. Lawrence
Volk and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Topp and boys, Mr.. and Mrs.
Friedrich Topp, Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Thompson Of Westby, Mr..
and Mrs. Sheriff. Henderson, Mr..
and Mrs. Friedrich Whiteman and
Donald Of Richey.
Remember the fire prevention
program az Rau School this
Thursday afternoon.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-08

Vows Are Spoken
Reprinted From
The Gaylord Herald Times,
GAYLORD, Mich.

Before an altar decorated with
white gladioli and baby NUNS,
Janet Kelly, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Kelly of Gaylord, and
James Dipzinski, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sylvester Dipzinski, also of
Gaylord, e united in marriage
at the st. Mary's Church on Aug.
2, at 10 am. Msgr. Francis KAN
inski performed the double ring
ceremony and celebrated the Nup-
tial High Mass.
A wedding breakfast for IS
guests was held at the Hatterbox
Immediately following the cere-
mony, and a reception for ESQ
guests was held at 8 pm. in the
Bagley Township Hall.
Given in marriage by her IA
Their, Janet chose for her wedding
a floor length gown of lace and
net over taffeta. The gown fea-
tured a Sabrina neckline and a
skirt of ruffled net with a lace
overskirt. Her fingertip veil fell
from a headpiece of sequins and
her bouquet was a lace fan upon
which was mounted two Cymbe-
dunn orchids surrounded by ten
roSebuds representing one decade
of the Rosary.
Miss jeanne Drzewiecki of Cay
lord served as maid of honor,
gowned in a ballerina length
dress of mint green net over taft
feta with a matching crown and
short veil. Her bouquet was a fan
of white carnations with cascad-
ing ivy and ribbons of mint
green.
The brides attendants were
Barbara Borowiak and Mary Ann
Koronka. The attendants were
dressed identically to the maid of
honor, but chose their gowns in
orchid.
Eugene Dipzinski served as his
brothers best man and the bride
groom's attendants were Patrick
Kelly, brother of the bride, and
Gerald DeBilzan, cousin of the
bride.
Serving as ushers were Robert
Mankowski and John Kowaleski,
both of Gaylord.
For her daughters wedding
Mrs. Kelly chose an ensemble of
cocoa brown lace with which she
wore white accessories. Her cor
sage was of white carnations.
Mrs. Dipzinski, mother of the
groom, chose a navy blue dress
with white accessories and also
wore a corsage of white carna-
For their wedding trip to Sid
ney, Mont, former home of the
the new Mrs. Dipzinski
changed to a red sheath dress
with white accessories. The two
orchids from her bridal bouquet
formed her corsage. Since their
return the couple have made
their home at PIT w. First ST.,
Gaylord.
The wedding and bridal cakes
made by a cousin of the
Mrs. Glenn Elletson of
Mont, who travelled to
for the event. The we'd
dink cake was a three layer cake
baked in the form of a cross and
decorated with flowers.
The bride is a graduate of st.
Mary's High school was the class
Of 1858 and the groom is a 1856
graduate of the same school. He
IS employed as a painter by the
Paint Shop in Gaylord.
Included among the many out
of-town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. James L. Kelly brother and
sister-in-law of the bride, and her
aunt, Mrs. Sem Miller, all of
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-08
ELKS
OF ID

Every year the Sidney Elks ga
Their hides from our hunters.
These hides are tanned and do
mated to the Veterans Hospitals
for our veterans to use in their
leather work.
Please help by donating your
hidesi
Barrels for collection will be
placed in front of the Sidney Elks
Building in Sidney; Our
Own Hardware in Fairview, and
Pats Place in Savage.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-08
IN APPRECIATION

We wish to thank al Of our
relatives and friends who helped
to make u twenty-fifth wedding
anniversary such a happy occa-
sion.
Many thanks to all of you for
your beautiful cards and gifts of
silver and money, and to those
who helped with food and serv-
ing.
May God bless you all for max
ing this a wonderful day.
Clarence and Elsie Sather
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Aussies Protest Recruiting
Of Stors by U. S. Schools

MELBOURNE. July IS P.
= Australian sports leaders
have started action to bar
American universities from re-
cruiting star Australian ath-
letes.
Edgar s. Tanner. secretary
OF the Australian Olympic
Federation. said today that the
International Amateur Athletic
Federation had been sent an
offciai Australian protest.
Tanner said he was alarmed
at the efforts TO poach Aus
tralian stars. He has received
reports from the British En-
pire Games In Wales that VII
lanova has approached Herb
Elliott and Houston University
has approached Albert Thomas.
Elliott Is credited with 3:57.e
in the mile run, and Thomas
recently lowered the Smile
record at i3.108. Both are
Australian national heroes.
In New York, Dan Ferris.
honorary OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of
the Amateur Athletic Union.
revealed that the IAAF has
told the AAU TO be prepared to
answer TO the charges brought
by Australia.
I'VE have placed the matter
before Walter Byers." Ferris
said. Byers is executive direc-
tor of the National Collegiate
Athletic Association.
Tanner declared that per
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Tv BIackouf
Made Issue

Continued From Pass CT
iected. He termed the free
dom that would be granted
sports under the bin "un-
paralsllsd" in the Nations his
tory.
Amendment Suggested
Senator oAfahoney raised
the point that there was Moth
ing, under the terms Of the bill.
10 prevent hockey and basket
ball team owners from getting
together and agreeing on areas
10 be BACKED out. Senator
Carroll said he didn't think II
would be good 10 give sports
such broad powers.
BENJAMIN y. Fiery Of cleve-
land. attorney for the Ameri-
can League. and Powell pro-
tested that baseball has no
desire 10 blackout or limit Tv
or radio broadcasts Of their
baseball games beyond the
point the club owners deemed
necessary to protect the fioun-
dering Minor Leagues. Senator
O'Mahoney suggested that an
amendment to the bill. pro-
hibiting the introduction Of
pay TV or blackouts, would
satisfy everybody.
Other Federal agencies lined
up with the Justice Depart
ment In oposing the bill. John
c. Deerfer. chairman Of the
Federal Communications Com
mission. said IL would be con-
trary to public interest. Earl
w. Kintner. general counsel
for the Federal Trade Commits
sion. read a letter from FTC
Chairman John w. Gwynne
contending that the bill passed
by the House would furnish
blank check immunity to the
club owners.
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an s-l0 record under their new
manager. Joe Gordon {.
Averill. who was q catcher
when last seen here. now IL a
third baseman He was linz
ported from San Diego after
batting .353 there -. Power.
who previously has played first
and third base against the
Senators this season. was at
second base last night.
Vitoi Valentinettl was miss
ing from the Senators bullpen
last night. !. The pitcher was
advised 10 remain away from
the park with his sore throat,
!. Shortstop Rocky Bridges
had his broken Jaw rewired
yesterday but he won't accom-
pany the Senators West.
He may be able TO reioin the
club while II Is in the West,
however.
Camilo Pascual will pitch
against the Indians tomorrow
night. which viii be ladies'
night. and John Romonosky
viii face the White Sox Friday
Night. The Senators atten-
dance now is 4l.347 ahead Of
last season for the same num-
Der Of dates.