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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-11
PROBE

Continued From First Page
efforts to gain access to the
record of Mr.. Goldf1ne.
Unanswered Questions
Still undetermined in the
public record was:
/. Whether Mr.. Goldfine got
favored Federal treatment
alleged, or
2. Whether Mr.. Adam S
merely enjoyed Mr.. Goldfine's
hospitality as an old friend
without offering any special
treatment for Mr.. Goldflue's
troubled business enterprises.
That is the picture presented
by Roger Robb, a Goldfine at
torney.
Representative Harris, Demo-
erat of Arkansas, chairman Of
the subcommittee checking
Shether Federal regulatory
agencies are independent as the
law intends, gave the Goldfine
interests until next Tuesday
to produce records on a broad
range of tranactions. He
threatened a contempt of Con-
greSs citation against Mr.. Gold
fines bookkeeper. Miss Mildred
Paperman, if she doesn't pro-
duce them by then.
Mr.. Robb served notice
equally firmly that Mr.. Gold
fine will fight q broad subcom-
mittee subpoena demanding
records back to 1925 and in
GLIDING any payments Mr..
Goldflne may have made to
State as we'll as Federal Of
f1cialS since 1850.
Mr.. Adams frequent stays
at the Sheraton Plaza Hotel
we're reported yesterday by
a subcommittee investigator,
Francis x. Mclaughlin, in a
move to counter Mr.. Robb's
contention that the Congress
men were after far more data
than was justified by their in
vestigating mission.
Hotel records listed Mr..
Adams and his wife as guests
In suites costing from $37 to sos
. day. The hotel had a ledger
notation to charge Mr.. Adams
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-11
Second Suspect
Held in Betting
On Identification

Washington police yesterday
arrested a second suspect in the
Memorial Day beating and rob-
berry Of q 74-year-old man in an
alley in the 900 block Of M
street NV.
An earlier suspect was re-
leased when the United States
Attorneys once said the VIC
TINS identification Of him was
uncertain.
The victim Of the beating was
Lawrence j. Rueth Of 7ll3
Georgia avenue NV. He told
police a man jumped him in the
alley shortly after midnight on
May 30. beat him unconscious
and robbed him of 500 in cash
and a ring valued at $1,000.
Later that day, police arrested
Joseph Nabars, 46, Of the 200
block Of @ street NV. Mr..
Rueth picked him out Of a line
UP and police charged him with
robbery.
But when Mr.. Rueth was un-
certain at q second lineup, the
District Attorneys ONCE ordered
the charge dismissed.
Yesterday, detectives found
the missing ring in q pawnbrok-
er's exchange shop. They traced
it back to Lawrence Curtis, 20.
OF the first block of Rhode
Island avenue NV.
Capt. Nunzio Bonaccorsy of
the Robbery Squad said Curtis
admitted the assault and was
positively identified by Mr..
Rueth. Curtis was charged with
robbery and, in Municipal
Court. was ordered held on
$4,000 bond for the grand jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-11
Shinn to Commend
USS ForrestuI

ANNAPOLIS. June IL (R.-
Capt. Allen M. Shinn, COM
mandant Of midshipmen at the
Naval Academy for the past two
years, will leave here next
month to take command of the
USS Forrestal, one Of the
Nays largest aircraft carriers.
The new commandant of
midshipmen will be Capt. Fred
erick L. Ashworth, former COM
handing officer of the aircraft
carrier Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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Continued From First Page
efforts to gain access to the
record of Mr.. Goldfine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-11

June 7-S. 1856, $106.s3.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Adams,
September 2l-26. 1857, $36l.l3.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Adams,
December 6-8, 1857, $l61.27.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Adams,
May SIS. 1858. $59.46.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-11
LANCER STACKS
5.ss

Cool $50 Docron-45o6 Viscose
slocks with the look of linen.
Wash, hang to drip dry, ready to
wear. A boon to the man who
travels. Solids in sizes % to AZ.
Down Stoirs Store,
Mems Budget Furnishings
:. also Bethesda Budget ond 7 Corners
Down Stoiu Store
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-07
50 Long, Diz:.

Dean, the
baseball lately Of nv
sioltscastng M : retiring
Ole Dig banked his $50 900 ann,m to quit
the u circuit and retire to his
Wen the me Paul he tabled
brother PaulS playing
powerful u S More than that
5 commentary when
The has the most infectious Of humor youll find IN
thousand degeh holding eecaseiS He's natural Who keep
baseball audience laughing joyful mood
You Just don't that sort personality from the classroom
Dizzy Dean a self made finish He can't tell
his construction
p and is worth il
Were qualified matters Of education
we'll after bundled Tom Dick
Harry college
We'll still who
they
for education for its 1renng
spiritual
The world and there's !
i college Sleepskin
Asyoungse 70 a
right Mari o
Zoo salary OF So 900
Dz spouse matters The Infinite
his hand
the changes
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-07

BY JOHN STICK
Idol Failing Time:

This is the week of the when idols fan some heavily some
that about
selections is fair about such
We refer football and the others
that II
All American selection will be played BY opponent who
went unnoticed by the dopsters
The haback John Ms selectlon who
the individual player award well
the ALL
Tennessee the Gator Bow
had the other
II its
Gordon made mighty few OF the
"alt he shining Crow.
relative such selections IN fact
o say selections
The cut TO two teams
Of
S of a good propaganda behind the player
is football the number OF
college
An-Amecan Western Michigan in the
Michigan State But Jim Podoey
ca
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-07
Sunny Side

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ A. French enter.
tanned for Christmas on Dec. %
Those enjoying the bountiful dinner
were Mr. and Mrs. M. A. French
Jr.. and family, Mr.. and Mrs
James Hargrove and family. Of
Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Undertake and sons, Of Ballsville
and Mr. and Mrs. w. v. French
and children. On Christmas Day
Mr.. and Mrs w. v. French enter
tanned at dinner for the French
family and on the following SUNDAY
the Undertakes were hosts.
Mr.. and Mrs. NARROW. Of Amelia
were dinner guests Thursday night
Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. v. French
Kay French, daughter Of Mr.. ant
Mrs M. A. French, Jr.. Of Rich
nond, visited Becky Lou for several
days during vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Esten Terry anc
son, Gerald and Mr.. and Mrs. S. M
Jameson, Jr, Of HopeWell. spen
two weeks vacation with relatives
here
Guests during the holidays of Mr.
and Mrs S. M Jamerson an1
family in addition to the Ester
Terrys and Mr.. and Mrs. S M
Jameson. il, were Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Jamerson and family Of Lee
Hall Mr., and Mrs Roy Dennis anc
family, Of Burkeville, Mr.. and Mrs
Waverley Dennis and family enc
Mr. and Mrs. L. P Skinner anc
daughter. Of Crewe, Mr.. and Mrs
Leroy Dennis, Of HopeWell, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Collin Dennis and family Of
Farmvllle. and Rev Dennis anC
family, Of Greenyille, S. c.
j. L. Carter spent several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis
Carter and Miss Suzanne Carter in
Richmond and Mr.. and Mrs. w. X
Carter and family in Farmville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hindle
Goodman spent their Christmas in
Charlottesville, Philadelphia and
Baltimore with the Hughes family
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-07
Ashby Community Holiday News Notes

The Martin, Adam Ford and
Nelson families had their large
family groups coming and going
Mr. and Mrs f. G. Walton. Jr.
spent several days with her par
ents. the Rev and Mrs. E. E.
Rem IN Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. e. O. Walton spent
some time III Richmond during the
holidays
Miss Nellie Mae stonnell enjoyed
the hunt with the Deep Run Hunt
Club on New Years Day.
Mr.. and Mrs w. E. Bagby had
friends and relatives from Rich
mond and Chase City during the
week.
Khe Ashby Home Demonstration
Club enjoyed its Christmas party
In Mrs. J. p. Martins home.
The MYF of Thomas Chapel en-
! loyed its Christmas meeting II
John Sanderson's home-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-07

Statesmen Show
Scoring Punch In
District 2 Race

II IN carly i'll tho season 10 pick
The District .. Group IT, winners,
bu, 4 definite pattern can be seen
from The scant pre-holday games
III tic scholastic basketball division
The play of tournament held after
completion of the regular season is
one Of the bic events Of the year.
The tor eight teams IN the district
arc paired of III 4 three game
elimination contest.
From cdrly results It looks as if
the tournament spots viii ~ 70
Douglas Freeman, ALTERNATE, va
rina. Orange. Washington Henry
Midlothian, James Monroe with
Henry Clay, Madison, and FluVanna
battling over the rcmaining spot
Who Will finish Oh TOP in regular
season play Is. Of course. the press
ing question Washington Henry
statesmen have demonstrated tm-
usual scoring punch hitting 100
points aHalilS' pal'ieiield falk ~
thcif iaS' zane before CHRISTMAS.
IN other Games they goi y. 81 and
M points
Albamafln. Narina ana Freeman
are definitely in the top contender
position All three have strong teams
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-07
H-SC Starts Little 3 Showdown Month
Card Successfully Against Division

The Hampden- Sydney College
basketball squad reopened play Sat
,rday night January A. AGAINST
Norfolk Division OF w X M. at
Norfolk. then follows With five
nioreI games for January
Little Eight show down month.
IL Coach Claude Milam's BcnRals
have their first after holiday
home engagement tonight Tues
day when they conclude the
home land home series with RPI,
whipped 1882 in the season
opener at Richmond.
Norfolk Division, manned by
several former outstanding prep
stars from the strong Tidewater
basketball region, may offer a
stern test to H-SC's coy 81 re-
cord.
The Division game is enc the
Tigers must take, however, with
Randolph Macon S Ia lng the
Little Lead with H-SC, both being
80 in the loop Roanoke ready to
start making its annual bid this
month. too.
Roanoke hasn't played a con-
ference game yet. but the Maroons
start heavily in January including
d trip to Death Valley and Gam
mon Gymnasium January IS.
Two nights later on the 18th.
Hampden- Sydney goes to Ashland
for a game with Randolph Macon.
Coach Milan called his players
back from holiday vacation early
To make sure they start the mn
portant January run with good
edge. They've been having mira
squad games. several last week
more this week
The Bengals. IN downing five
Little Eight and Mason Dixon
foes, while losing 17-73 % VMI on
the road. have an 86 4 PEI game
scoring average They hit 100
against Baltimore and netled l05
against Union Seminary IN their
top efforts
The January HSC card 18th
Norfolk Division. there. 18th RPl
home. 10th Bridgewater, there
18th Washington g. Lee there.
18th Roanoke. home ana nth
Randolph Macon there
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-07
Well Water

Mr. and MIS- Q p Maxey visited
Mrs, Maxey's mother. Mrs Carrie
Banton near Gladstone during the
holidays
Mr. and Mrs George Cook. and
son Kippy, Of HyatteSville Md
spent Christmas with her grand
parents. Mr. and MIS- Clyde Far.
IRISH. Mrs Irene Babcr and daugh-
ter, Jean. returned home with the
Cooks for a short visit
MISS Irma Wnfrcy and MIS-.
Mary Cosby Of Richmond and Glen
Allen. visited in the home Of Mr..
and Mrs John Self On Sunday
The many friends here Of Mrs.
SnSie Steger Bryant were sorry ID
hear Of her death on last thursday
in Newport News. where she had
lived for quite a while a short fun
eral service was held al Sharon Bap-
tist Church Saturday. With burial
ln the church cemetery Mrs Bsy-
Mrs. q A Baber returned to the
home 81 her son-in-law and daugh-
TER. Mr. and Mrs Joe Steger on
Friday evening, after WISH t n g
another son-in-law and daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Y A Tapscott. Of
Silver Springs. Md for the past
month. Mr.. and Mrs. Tapscott,
Tappy and Sandra, were also week
end visitors Of the Stegcr's, and MI
and Mrs c. G. Cook. and daughter
Marcia, Of Durham, N G Mr. and
Mrs. G.. L. Gentry, Miss Silva and
Jean, and Gordon. Jr., of Warwick
We're dinner guests in the same
home Saturday.
/, Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce Hodges anc
sons, of Warwick. attended the fun
eral Of Mrs. Susie Bryant here OF
/ Saturday, and spent that night ant
Sunday. in the homes Of Mr. anC
Mrs. F.. o. Webster and Mr. an6
Mrs. A. j. Steger.
Mrs Mable Layne. Of Gladstone
spent Saturday night with Mis-:
Sallie Steger.
/ Miss Lois Bryant. of Richmond
was home to spend New Years witt
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Franz
Bryant
v Mr.. and Mrs. John Tapscott, anc
daughter, Caroly, Of Norfolk, ant
Mrs. Virginia Boiling and son Win
chell, Of New Canton, visited theil
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs H. j
|Tapscott. on Saturday
| Bobby Tapscott. of Hampton
and Bert Stephenson, Of Tacoma
i Park, Md. were visitors in thu
same home during the holidays
| Mr. and Mrs. j S. Maxey. ant
daughter, Elaine, Of Richmond
spent the week end with Mr. anc
Mrs. Greene Davis.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-07

The year 1858 has begun It holds
many possibilities and 'opportupi
ties. Resolve that we are not blinded
10 any Of them but alert to each Of
them n order thai the end OF 1853
Nlll find each community Of South
side Virginia better place in
which 70 live.
The last week Of 1857 found most
homes Of Ashby community glowing
with family and friends Among
these were DR. and Mrs Mitchell
Byrd Of Williamsburg who spent
several days With her parents. Nh
and Mrs e D Ekrhait; Rev and
Mrs Robert Woodson and four
children, Of Nellysford; Mr. and
Mrs Melvin Ashburn and children
and Miss Edith Ashburn, Of North
Carolina with Their their parents,
MI Mrs. w A Ashburn
Miss Rebecca Hart, of East Nero
mite College Harlisonburg. spent
her two week vacation at home
and Richmond with friends
Eldridge S a nd / S 0 H. who has
been tt e ding Emery-Riddle
School in Miami Fla, was home
for two weeks Mr. and Mrs. w. P.
SanderSon, Jr.. Bob and Dave, of
Waynesboro spent several days in
the WP Sanderson home. followed
by Mr. and Mrs J. G. Sanderson
and family en- route from a week
with relatives in Oxford, Mass, who
spent several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Robinson and
Mrs j. X Robinson also were fire.
quent visitors
The r. A. Smith family Was en-
tertained by the Richmond Smith
family followed by the family gath
efing Of all Of the Virginia R. A
Smith family at their home here
The G. G. Sanderson family in
dulged in its annual entertaining on
Christmas Eve, which was high
lighted during the holidays by a
call from Bobby Sanderson. who
arrived in New York, December n
He has been in oversee service fol
three years. He received his dis
charge January 2.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ H. Meador EN-
joycd having all their children and
grandchildren with them on Christ
mas morning
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-07
PownArAN 4. H.

r + Yates visited relatives il
Charles City Thursday through Sat
nday.
Many families and friends got to-
gether for New Years dinners Tues
day evening and Wednesday.
Rev and Mrs. John Chafee visited
relatives in Lynchburg recently.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-07
jefferson.

Bobby cosby has bceh homie for
WIKI Christmas holidays and re-
turued NJ VpI for CLASSES oil jan q
HI has been Yely busy having a
Wonderfnl time and taking Ia all
'hr s0rtal activities IN Tie c9m
nnitg fIc has been HI Richmond
w several occasions anu also at-
tended the Phnps Weaver wedding
VI Norfolk one of Ills friends. \ d.
Lea Jr- NJ WASHINGTON. Va haS
visited aim
Mrs Robert A Cosby Mrs & II
Balmel and Bobby Cosby spent last
Friday IN Richmond
Mf and MIN III Raden Clements
Of Chatham,~arrived Sunday AZ TIE
home Of Mr. and Mrs Robert A
Cosby III spend d feW days
MI. am Mrs Al NJ parnr a-A
daughters, Fanny and Peggy. ieff
last FRIDAY to spend feW uays IN
Baltimore Md and Gettysbur
ma Th~v also visited III Frederick
MA MISS Pathc Racer was guest
Of Mrs, janice Bonovitch Starr at
ClayYille while her parents were
away
Nh ana MIS-. C M Pitts were liz
Richmond at the home Of Mr.. ana
Mrs Tommy Wood on Christmas
Eve and enjoyed opening all their
presents before returning home
They also waited for Santa ~ ar-
rive With all his wonderful gifts for
their tWo grandSonS. Mark Wayne
and Barry Wood
Among The Sick
There are several persons con-
fined TO their homes this week with
colds Mrs. S. f. Piercy, Mrs. w
NJ Tllman. Mrs + p Hicks little
CLARK Adams, son Of Nh. and Mrs
W I Adams. had d Slight accident
on Christmas Day when he fell
down several steps into the base
ment oRf the concrete floor Ill the
home Of MI and MIS-. Wesley
Adams, Of Clayyllie. Clark IS better
but has had to be in and stay quiet
because Of q small clot between his
skull and the scalp So glad hi was
not injured too severely
Mn and Mrs NJ l.. Jones have
enjoyed many visitors during the
holiday season Among their quests
from ON Of the county were Mi
and Mrs Raymond O'Bryant and
two daughters, Of Nashville. Tenn.
Who We're guests on Sunday They
also called to see Mr. and Mrs. H
q Perkins, Other Sunday guests all
The Jones home were Nh and Mrs.
H. S. Matthews, Of New York City.
and MI. and Mrs. G. w Goode, of
. Richmond.
Oh Monday, Dec. 30. dinner
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Jones
We're Mrs. Annie Garrett Echard
and children Of Norfolk.
Sympathy Is extended to Mrs.
Flora West Harris, a former resi-
dent Of this community. whose hus-
band, Elnorc H. Harris, died Tues
DAY Dec. 81. Funeral services were
held IN Ashland On Wednesday with
lnteiment in the family cemetery.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-07
H-SC Whips Braves
Take Loop Lead

Gil Sayres. &C., sophomore Gen
ter. dumped IN ~ points 10 lead
llampden-Ssdnev IN Gs-5I win
over Norfolk DIVISION. William and
Mary, Saturday night al Norfolk
The victory over The Braves ont
H.sC atop The Little Eight race
with 40 mark.
The Tigers are hosts TONG n
Tuesday e KPI Ganie tine ii
Cannon Gymnasium Il \ nm.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-07
Trenholm

Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Cole, of
Richmond, Mrs. Frances Kelly and
Mrs. Marion Stokes visited Mr.. and
Mrs. W. 1. Stokes Tuesday.
Miss Bernice DeNoon and Mr..
and Mrs Snead DeNoon visited MIR.
and Mrs. Raymond DeNoon. of
Richmond, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R j. Willis, Elaine
Stokes and Anita Carroll Stokes
visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Stokes
and Mr. and Mrs Gerald Hagen
in Richmond Sunday. -.
Those on the sick list are Leslie
Boatwright and Chuck DeNoon.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-07
Mt. Zion,

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.h ~,.. '' III
r4ag.1as NJ ,A N,
,na,,,a,a ~, V''' ' r,
, a.', ' ~ ~ ~ y ~, r.
S G Mi and Mrs G ID X llcf.
Jr. and Brenda Of Richmond, and
Bruce Jones. of Danpille TechnI-
cal Institute.
chyIdr.n d u,.,sii,, eaf.,,, ,,''D \ o n
,rnra ho,,da, a,,aat. IL ,5.' IN pa,
,,,.e,,s.s
"i' r. aUl NaEe aHu MtS. = W
easo rh'eifalhfo n = pn7haaH
KILN 2se 4 II ho'ioi n 'a5ii
who Was ion Foussean youngsfer.
were present at the Cave home d
enjoy games and refreshments
Mt. ZION ehojr mct uuh Mr aad
Mrs W q Tatum for practice last
Friday evening after which Mrs
Tatum served Christmas goodies
~, ho,aa N Ill ~ ,.a VIM ,. iii ''s , "
III ea,aa II aa. .'.,.h s'..'' .'i,, -is'
NJ, ~ =, ~ ~ ~ '''7''''
Guest From Appamattox
I mrs, jamie Davidson Of Apo
mattox Is visiting her niece. Mis-
W E Tatum
M ~ - 4 i'el '''it eIss eiiRe i
n ''o''o, iAr' IT. N. a.lu riiia IA
a,'0', 1,I ai'u M'S. "llie duncan
" Noie'ii''a' ''S''eu Aile ~. .
oo m eoe'i''y
N D''ii', y n ,1N. Nia'i@H
~ iViatiseH ll'i' itcthti4
MI + = Toncv a,d MI u
Martin of Pchnnnd a,e sr.na;,o
their winter vacation with ,hni,
mother NJ Mart u n,,je
\ MI Zion Rants, Chn.cb ,,rasaot vi,
Ia Christmas program Mondav ara,,
inc December %
/
/ Nh and Mrs eJohn Davidson hae
all their SIX Children and six grand
children home on Christmas Day
s'inson in Hospital
\ George W Stinson, Jr, Of SCOTS
vile IS patient II University oi
Virginia Hospital, Charlottesville
/ where he underwent surgery Mon
Gay
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-07
Mrs. Goodman Tops
Decorators at Amelia

Mrs. Guthrie Goodman. OF
Amelia, was first prize winner fol-
the Christmas door decorations in
the contest sponsored by the Amelia
County Ruritan Club. The Rev
Mr. A. G. Almond of Lodore. PISS
tor of Piedmont Baptist Church,
was second, with the Misses Esther
and Alma Wilmington Of Mattoax
third prize winners. /,
Judges were Mrs. G. B. Lush.
Mrs. John Vaughan, Jr., and Mrs.
E. H Burke.
Prizes Of IS. So, ard 81 were
awarded by the club.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-07

and the latter part Of the week in
Cumberland. Richmond and Amelia
Quite a number Of people in this
community have lost hogs due to
undiagnosed disease,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18
Good Field Plays
In Tourney at
Fredericksburg

Jimmy Thomson, Vic Ghezzi
and Chandler Harper will be
among the big-name pros of
a few seasons ago will play
in the $1,000 added pro-
member tournament today at
Fredericksburg Country Club
Twenty-nine invited pros will
compete.
Each pro will play with two
members in the 18-hole event
Pairings Of the pros announced
by Tommy Doerer, jr., of the
host club:
e;e0-Jimmy Thomson: 9:3O-Billy
Phillips: g:4O-Charley Easton: GAS
= Ellsworth Franklin: 1855 - d OK
Amidon
lO-Junior Broadus and Fred Boil
John jSR zsIesE iii6 ShRlS1 Beiiisz
:SO-Wicky Ford ii:3O-oeorst
Byrd and Al Jamison :35-Dick
Mullen and Joe Cannon: 1855
Chandler Harper.
1e-Mel Gianniny; l2:1O-Ansel
Bonayita: 2;40-Harold oatman;
12;45-Dick lanes: l2:5O-Harry
Kelly: I2:55-N. L. DeaVer.
Harry Griesmer: l:O5-Ernie
Garlem: i:45-Dan Herring: LID
John Musser: l:25-Vice GhezZi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18
Rudolph Holds
Memphis Lead

MEMPHIS, May II R.-
Amateur Mason Rudolph chung
stubbornly to slim lead in the
$4,000 Memphis invitational
golf tournament today, rallying
on the back nine to finish with
a 2-under-par SO.
The 54-hole score for Ru-
dolph, who halls from Clarks-
vile, Tenn, was 65-66-68-l99,
IL under par for three rounds
over the 6,700-yard. par 1896
10 Colonial Country Club
course.
Cary Middleton of Memphis
pulled into a three-way tie for
second place with Billy Max
well of Odessa. Tex. and Marty
Furgol Of Lemont. III.
Middlecoff, who had a brace
OF Cts. added a 68 for 202. Max
we'll also added a So to his So
IS. Furgol was 66-67-69. This
72-hole tourney ends tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18
Mrs. Click
Defeated in
Final, 4-3

DALLAS. May II (R.-Little
Mrs. Mary Ann Reynolds, %
year-old Georgia champion,
used a phenomenal putting
touch to defeat Mrs. Maurice
Click Of Baltimore, 4 and 8,
in the final of the Women's
Southern golf championship
today.
The 47-year-old Mrs. Click
is defending and eight-time
Maryland amateur champion.
Mrs. Reynolds ended the
match with a 30-footer for a
birdie on the 33d hole. after
she made a 70-foot putt on
the 30th for a four up advan-
tage.
Mrs. Reynolds held a two
hole advantage at lunch. but
Mrs. Click won the first three
holes of the afternoon round
for a one up lead. Mrs. Reyn-
olds regained the lead after 81
holes, and then won 28-29-30
and the last hole. Mrs. Click
won only the 32d hole on the
last nine.
For the completed morning
10. Mrs. Reynolds had 10 and
Mrs. Click 81.
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I CaIifornians
Tied for Lead

SPARTANBURG, S. c., May
II R.-A pair of tall Califor-
mia girls. Beverly Hanson and
Mickey Wright, moved into the
36-hole lead in the Betsy
RawlS-Peach Blossom Women's
Open golf tournament today
with identical scores of 143,
one stroke over mems par.
Miss Hanson. shooting for
her third straight victory, fired
an even-psr-7l over the Coun-
try Club of Spartanburg to 60
with an earlier 72.
Miss Wright carded a one
under-par 70 to gain her share
Of the lead entering the final
round tomorrow.
Jackie Pung, San Francisco,
Calf, mother who led after
the opening round by one
stroke, took a n today to drop
to eighth.