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ry and Athena; Mr.. and Mrs. Ev-
erett Snyder and Clifton; Mr.. and
Mrs. Milford Hauser, Jerry and
Rodney; Mr.. and Mrs. Clevc Ev-
ans and Dale Martin.
Mr. and Mrs, Homer Evans and
Sue Ann, of Davis w. Va, were
recent visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Whitehair.
Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Elsey and
Vada were Saturday evening
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Loren
LantZ.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Whitehair and
Neil visited Mr. and Mrs. John
MullenaX
Roy Whitehair and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Whitehair attended the
Snyder reunion, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. CleVe Evans spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Grover Evans and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Cecil Evans were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Harper of Leadmine
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Childrer1'S
ABRAHAM - "THE

FATHER OF THE FAITHFUL
(This story is based on Genesis 12)
HELLO BOYS AND GIRLS!
If you were asked to give the
name of the great American who
is nicknamed, "the father of his
country" everyone of you without
a moments hesitation would be
able to correctly answer, George
Washington" Now if you were
asked to tell who is called "the
father of the faithful" in the
Bible, would you be able to answer
just as quickly? l hope so, for
every boy and girl should know
about Abraham, the grand old man
of the Bible.
Did you know that over 1900
years ago, God said regarding
Abraham, Il will make of thee a
great nation and l will bless thee,
and make thy name great, and
thou shalt be a blessing" This
prophecy about Abraham was
made when Abraham was I'M
known among the millions
of earth's inhabitants, and
lived in Mesopotamia, in the city
of Our" of the Chaldees. And just
think of it, boys and girls, Abra-
ham never wrote a book, he was
not an explorer, nor great states
man, nor even an orator, and yet,
true to the above divine prophecy,
the name of Abraham to this very
day, is known and revered by
millions of Christians, millions Of
the Hebrew race, and millions of
Mohammedans. You may rightly
ask, "What has this man done to
be loved by so many millions of
men and women and boys and girls
the world over?" For one thing
he was man of character, and
you remember how character is
formed - by choosing the good and
refusing the evil. In today's story
we shall learn of a very important
decision that God asked Abraham
to make, and because Abraham
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Horse Shoe Run

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Whitehair
and son, Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Whitehair and son, and Roy White
hair were recent visitors of Mr..
and Mrs M j. Madden, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne Rizer and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Kreiling and daughter,
of Corriganville.
Roger and Harper Evans and
Dale Martin were camping at
Leadmine over the weekend.
Janet Judy spent last week with
her grandmother, Mrs. Edna Ball,
of Reedsville, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Evans enter
tanned their employees and fami-
lies with a Weiner roast and ham
burger fry, on Friday night. Those
attending we're Mr.. and Mrs. John
Judy, Willard and Janet; Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Stemple, Dorothy and
Adrian; Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Whitehair and Clarence; Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Whitehair and Neil, Mr..
and Mrs. Loren Lantz, Lenora and
Helen; Mr.. and Mrs. George Roth,
Thelma, Harold and Nancy; Mr..
and Mrs. Roy MullenaX, Iona
Janet and Debby; Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Strawser and Roger, Mr.. and
Mrs Grover Evans, Larry and
Stanley; Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Feather, Denny and Gary; Mr.. and
Mrs Homer Evans and Sue Ann,
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Harsh, Wan
da and Janet. Mr. and Mrs Or
vile Evans, Gloria, Carolyn, Ter
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EVANSVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Smith Wis
tied friends in Homecoming, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Duckworth
are spending this week in Indiana.
Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. 10y Miller were Mr..
and Mrs. Luther Miller. Rehoboth;
Arlie Morgan, Baltimore; Mr.. and
Mrs. King Morgan, Homecoming;
and Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Het-
rick and children.
Larry Hetrick is spending some
time in Rehoboth.
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DeveIopment-The Maryland State
Planning Commission has been
granted $12,61O.OO in Federal funds
to cover half the cost of proposed
comprehensive planning for Rock
ville's development. Activities I'M
der this grant will include: prep
aration of base maps; studies of
population. economic base, pres
ent and future land uses, housing
conditions, transit, and parking;
preparation of plans for thorough
fares, community facilities and
utilities, and public improve
ment program; neighborhoOd
analyses; and review of coming
ordinances and subdivision regu-
lations. Results will be presented
in the form of reports, maps, plans,
charts, and other graphic material.
Similar grants, under authority
of the Housing Act, are available
to official State, metropolitan, and
regional planning agencies for
work in metropolitan areas and
urban regions.
Air Museum-When the Ander-
son Air Museum bill was called on
the Senate Calendar, we objected
because it provided for locating
the museum on the Mall in Washing
ton, D. c., while provisions of our
own bill would place the air
museum at College Park, Mary
land. 1t seemed to me to be fitting
that the museum be placed at the
College Park Airport which is the
Oldest airport in the world and
possibly the most historic College
Park was the first military train
ing airfield in the world, a ter
minus of the first continuously
scheduled commercial airmail
service, the scene of early hell
copter experiments, and the place
where radio navigation of aircraft
originated
Frederick Health Center Gets
Federal Assist-The U. S. Surgeon
General, DR.. Burney, assures us
that the Department of Health,
Education and Welfare will adj
vance Sill 100000 as the Federal
share of the cost of remodeling
Winchester Hall in Frederick for
the County Health Center. APP
plication for the Federal grant was
received from the County Commits
sioners and was approved by the
Maryland State Department of
Health.
Pay Raise For Teachers, Police
And Firemen-The D. c. Fiscal
Affairs Subcommittee, of which |
am member, has acted favor
ably on legislation which would
raise the pay Of District teachers,
police and firemen.
1860 Census To Cover Radio
Question-The Director of the
Bureau of the Census, DR.. Bur-
CESS, has informed me that the
Bureau has definitely decided to
include a question in the 1860
Census relating to radio owner
ship in homes. Earlier it had been
decided to bypass this question.
My contacts with the radio broad
casting people convinced me that
it would be important to deter
mine any changes as to radio
ownership. A request for review
was made, and the Census Bureau
has now agreed to include the
question. This should be helpful
to all branches of the radio in
dustry.
Taxes And National Defense
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0utperforns gaso|ines costing L and e more

Another first from ESQ Research premium gasoline
developed through Special technques refine
out deposit elements from New Formula
making it the cleanes premium you buy. 1t actually
reduces deposits left in your engine by other gasone 1t
gives mileage dollar and better aaround perform
than gasoines costing 1c and &c more!
Prove it in your this weekend fill up with
New Formula ESQ Extra Everything Happy Motoring
at the ESQ Sign Drive carefully and
Company great gasone ca
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The answer is: selective spending
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-29
INVESTMENT PROP. for SALE

ss3-ACRE DAIRY Farm, ldeal
section. near Leesburg. Va; Sf2,-
900 cash, assume SIS. O0n. as,
4O-year loan. owner will recover
balance tSi0,0O0l through long
term lease Of part Of farm; ex-
eellent opportunity for man with
Al2.OOO cash and GOOD income
Phone. Gilbert 5-2l1S after 8
pm. for details.
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IuCFoIdH CTefE~WhIfTIfnnI1
aefss hefhof. ooatlng, fishing
pier, eoathousc, ttofaee tool shed
bpngalov, oE stove reiFiseratoti
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-29

In ~ YHis Offices HTifed rAsfues
fhe1 Non IN the table Charger Ht&
halaanM - e9oe aad MS 0onfhy Nesnni1dm.
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sToREs ION RlMr


as 49, s'A ! ~ a. a. yMsElas "a. ss.,
ltofs neat 70 6sftuay, hsat, saisi
jyps Of businsss. cal iLioi
MIDDLETON. nealtof. m, f-ilel
beoa COLUMBIA PIKR. AL
n.se 80, s,sfs in, n iAsPRlRss NJ
BRoa, REALTy. IA, S-0e06'
LAh0k sTOnE. fun hsmt. ? aoorl
IRON cor, 9th and y A9A Oh a.
49, eaay loe.i fsaa Apps SIC
BAsEMENT sFAcL On Lee hwy
Arllnaton, with private on-aradl
entrance on rear paIkina lot
Amply liahted, private bathroom
syllable Tor contractor o. ftfy,
les uaes ..o!h ARchhoNT REALTY
HiLLror SHOPPING cfNfEK-
kamp Washinglon, Falfian, W
Lset .dxNO store IN very ACTIVE
center Heat ana water Turn.
ei15, Ewes. and san, m. G-5Osk
ssle ALABAnA AvI, s.R.-slor,
and baaement, 3S.it frontaee
suitable Tor , hnd 10 cent store o
otnel lne OF buflneas MARI
kAbtk REALTY. INC. 1904 N u
ne, IL, J.fbel,
snor T0R ELEcrRicAL, PLUMBING
OF other service bufinett, ampll
parkine space, 500 "a, a. hool
s-aee Incl once and 9 layatorles
nqofeecent hfhtlnt, many cleo
tucal oufleta, cas- blower heat
NJ Rainier, Nd. Just north 81
A. & HoUoHToN 4 SON INC.
lflh H ~, NV Di, 7-OOi5,
! 200 SCI Ut, AlR-coNpfTioNKp
LAhQL MODERN So shopping
10. s-UtSe.
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RuusIs bon sALI-VA.

eIl. Aoo-Nr. oishe ID, and lee
hwy, WEI located b.fm, brick
ssmiee. wi eassmsn, epo i.s
CROWff.L al Co. INC. nealiofs.
$40 N dlehs "a "a, A.0tOi
cOLOnED-s, AnL.--a-fw, ssmi.
s g. G sss, s ssni s.lsI so
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-. ! JOIN S1,sI,I r. pFusg A Al son o,,,
Deep Creek Lake, Md.

Beautiful large los houss In
mountains on III acres OF wooded
land. Ideal for development or sf-
elusion. i,0OO-fOol lake lrontane
Improved road, modern eonyen-
fences, furnace. gear gareee, :
sallboats, canoe. dock, $4,000.
Terms
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MONEY TO LOAN

AUTO LOANS, cars or trucks In
Is minutes whether it's paid for
or not. HERSONS. sth ana o
NV, DE 2-4100.
MONEY LOANS on REAL ESTATE
at extremely low rates. ROSS
MORTGAGE a. INVESTMENT CO.
Investment BLDG, Me. S-6SiS, OIL.
4-O3S3.
MORTGAGE LOANS $4,000
your pymts refnance your Drop
and improvements. Quick, honest,
courteous service on real estate,
farms, etc. only In the State Of
Maryland Call Mr.. ROBERTS,
Baltic, Nd, day or night, suns
and holidays. At Saratoga 7-4047.
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Sacrifice
Loudoun County

Owner sacrificing 57-acre grass
farm within IS miles washington.
Remodeled house contains: 3 bed
rooms. bath, modern kitchen. etc.
Barns: farm pond plus -mile
frontage on fast-running hshine
stream. Unsurpassed view. Secluded
vet easily accessible. Full price.
SO 600. Call LeeshurE, Sprins
z.3456 Ewes, and Sun, Areols,
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

ONON UNIQUE Kman estate
on nppFoA 3 acres, secluded, attf
cotiafe' ssi,B0n. CT. N.5i0U.
NOnBECK. Nd acres, well.
built, expanfibie a.rm cottagt.
-. 5O0l ierTns. ~ S-SS93'
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

SPOT SASH OF will sell. rent for
you FRFF APPRAISAL, Md, D c
J VICTOR DIcKEY AP 7-S0s0
a Cash BUYER OR WILL SELL
on TERMS. Ii. $4,000. 8. z
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
VACATION PLACES

NEW COTTAGE--Knotty-pine liv.
Ing room with fireplace. . bed
rooms, kitchen, deep we'll: Is
acres, half bluegrass, half woods
near Front Royal; small lake
Beautiful view OF Blue Ridge
and MasSanutten Mountains. Sc :
ay5: S995 down, terms. Call JE
1881 after 9 or Winchester
MO. 2-s43i
az ACRES with deep well, blue
grass and woods, fertile sround
hunting and fishing; one mile
from Shenandoah River near
Front Royal. Ideal site for cot
tage or retirement Excellent in
hation hedge. $4,000, $685. down,
terms. Call Winchester MO.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

ST. MARYs COUNTY,. round
home, situated on - acre knoll
overlooking Patuxent at Cape St
Msrys. oil h.-w. heat, full bsmt.
immed possession. $500 dn
Ewes. IA. 1-lO30
BREEZY POINT BEACH = ives
Shore drive. Two story with patti
under. . shower rms and l bath
Elee. KIT. Front and rear screeT
porch Beautiful furnishings. Sill.
900, must sell. make ofier. XII
a-0536
THE PRICE IS RIGHT. cottage on
the Potomac Open Friday. Sat.
and Sun Gunston Rd., OunSton
Manor. Va. phone ewes. XII. a-3940.
GALESVILLE. MD. - Five acres,
wooded; . bungslows, 9 rms. and
bath and 4 rms. and bath: small
Wsterfrontage: will trade, Priced
Si4.a50. WA, 7-ls19.
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NORTHERN VA.
FARMS AND HOMES

]. LFEsBURG-New homes from
.. LoUDON Co.-cape Cod Of
. acres. with 2 bedrms. and . full
baths; S2I.50O.
.. LoUDoUN CO. - Iis-aerc
bldg. site on main rd.. $1,000.
T. =. FAUQUIER COL 600 acres.
best farm land SIS. 900.
5, PRINCE VIM. co-40O-acre
estate: heaut. bldEs.; 5000 400.
o. PRINCE VIM, CO.-Planta-
ton, $50 acres, 2S-rni. mansion
S350.000
WRITE FOR FREE BROCHURES
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.
Leesburg.. Va. Spring 1864
Ewes. and Sun. Call Mr.. Hines
IA. 1921
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WAREHOUSES FoR RENT

s.e0e 80 VI toilet heated
9nsa ieI msnutecturini, parkine
mont, CO. No. IA, 5-52f2.
iitoe SO, VS. . ofhces. . toilets
neated. has been air.eond. Eonec
qr manufacturing, paTking
Mont Co, Nd. IA. a-7e5a.
INV WAREHOUSES : Contain
crery Facility you REQUIRE fof
economical business operations
For details, Union 4.SOOJ.
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nOusIs bon sALI-Vl.
TALL TREES

MCLEAN secluded
lns,n w. 40 r, ,hsas krlah
Tanchef on almoat acres,
Charming large Twins room
with nreplace, dining room.
super Kitchen, laundry room,
} bedrooms, y baths. tef.
race, Recreation room and
huilt.in faraae In basement
CENTRAL AIR CONpt.
TioNfNo roR aUMNlfR
COMFORT PRIVATE pond
and stream, Priced under
quick SALE al s3n.n50' Call
Mrs. stevens. "a, l.17tg,
evet ana wees end. u
INC. hfaitor
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oAKToN-FAIRFAx co.

Four.acre farmette; 7-rm.. mod.
ern, country home; hot-water heat
firepl., rec. rm.; bout } PRS, old,
beaut view. Priced right, S11 800
Within 20 mi. d. c. Also sew
eral other beautiful homes. For
appointment, phone Dunkirk y
T3a.O, WHITESELL ZEAL ESTATE;
near oakton. Va, School, Hwy. 1913
Closed Sundays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-29
HOUSES WANTED 10 sur

INVESTOR looklng Tor homss q
buy IN b c or silver aprinr
wlll pay an eaah' IA a.a0l0
all CASH MT TO Y0U = Nj
PRoPKRTfFs
MODERN cLEAN. . or Z bedroom
house IN good 80 or Pf Geo CO
loQ haye substanlial eaah MRS
HIGH oAsu ron YOUR D. c,
n srSs' ny f5B..obbiss. Rs.r sI.SSssgs'
ALL CASH. free appraisal, im.
II N oREsNSPltLp, "a "A. o. .eess
BUDNEY PAYS ALI cAsH-Fres
appfaisais. auieE Setllement 10
$1,000, WI B-O57p, M, a-aaO0
AL cAsH=-p G, on MARYLAND
nsB5ssssEEnisEs fhEALfY. IkE. G s.sigc
ALI CASH. va, ND AND d. c.
49, PRATT 4 STEVENSON =.
~ b-fJoo Ma, h.edk.
ALL CASH
Mont, and Prince Oeorget Counties
PETERS AND oOlFn
70. b.ni'ii, III, f.sO4O, ~ b.dp07
LIST WITH REALToR
HUGH r. PICK
We Have Calls Daily for Houses IN
HYATT6VILLE
TAkOMA PARK
SILVER SPRING
Member Of
Multlplc ListinF Service
HUGH T. PECK, Realtor
1880 New Hamp. Ave HE. 4.6ioO
CASH - We will pay you
cash for your home. No
commissions to pay. Call
now for free appraisal and
fast settlement. ST. 3-0450.
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HOUSES FOa SALIVA.
MONEY-BACK
GUARANTEE

on thla FHA-appFAlaed brick ram
bier with bedrma, w baths, To-
Gated M dsll9htful eprlngheld
YOU CAN'T LOSEl !
Cali NICHOLS anAL EsrArE co,
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SOUTH RIVER Year-round
waterfront home with oil hot.
water heat; excellent location, dock
With Good anchorage, $4,000.
Severn Riyer--Over $50 feet of
direct waterfront and ca acres Of
HANDICAPPED eroundt with at
full bsmt. and foored attic. New
Gear earage ana workshop Pile
driven pier
Bay Ridge-6.room, 9.bath.
year-round home on Decatur ave;
OIL heat
waterfront lot, nearly an acre.
on Severn River IN community OF
I fne homes, very near eNprestWay
and Annapolis, Dock with excel
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3 COTTAGES, s-rm. and bath, 8.
f ,sa, ahq bath i9I sale; ss : ,,..,.,
iota ca o.ssas
on VAST nIvEn-Year.r
house. bedrmh,, bath, Z tef.
pofches, s.car unr and work.
ahop, uuett house nice shade
ana fruit trees deep water and
gSgi Az lso' jjsoHs; 'SSSAiypoRb..
Can unlveraily s.Jt7l
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
SUMMER HOMES

SHANNONDALE COUNTRY CLUB
Cottage. mr.. Charles Town; con-
venient for the races; bath elec.
kit; sleeps 5; $50 week end, $50
wk.. SIS mo FL. 6-4603.
CENTER HARBOR. n. H.-cool,
quaint. furn. house Season. $500.
! season. S325. OIL. 2-239i, or
Box 9-12l Arlington 3, We
i-BEDRM. HOUSE: lots Of room T;
white sand beach, swimming. boat
Ing; IS minis. TO d c.: avail July
i. Rent or buy SIP, 3-66ll.
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

SHARE OFFICE in Southern Bldg
Desk avail. June 1; SIS mo. Refs
WO. 6-3213 ewes. or week ends
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

ROCKVILLE. Eoned. 5 to ~ acres;
200 z paved I'd ironlage;soe g.
Mr.. RAMSEY, Broker, JU. 0-saSj
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LEASE - NE. d c. $500 "a n.
81 more. .one.storv bide drive.in
ooof. enclosed YARD, B6o siding.
oT ouild 70 suit tenant ne. a.
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T1nneF nunlaloV, 81.
cslient condition, Lly, rms btdrm.s
hath. aeretned-nlatt porchi work.
shopi furnished Private oyster
ground pier 5000 boeiinl, hshins.
rossetllon 20 days. - 200.
81, Clements BAY hunehioW 2
eedsmss w, m. nreplaet dinstts
NlM. 1000
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, 6sdfms', liv. rni.. No 6aih. VIEW.
bathing, hAhinel nice lot $4,000
Smith creek--a acres, State ROAD
On two sides, access 70 creek,
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Mems Shammer throw: l-Al Hall
q s. 200 feet inches: 2-Demttrt
Kouyelosisnnis, GREECE. l6s feet; =.
pemi.si MsnOll1s; cre se;,t, lsd feet
lei nf iest So inchss r0i' ~
Mems ll0-meter hurdles; L..
s sSssSs Son 5. s.. i4s 5oeoTsc MAJ
cellos. Greece $50: 4-EvanEheios
Tsamas. Greece. 1879.
women's eO0-meter: i---Lucinda
S lsIs u s. 81 ssdpaia Sous SaH
Mems 400-meter, Eddie South
ern, u s.. "a 9: 2-olenn Davis. U g.,
Al o; sack YermRn. ., g.. 4S.0; A.
vaSiiiS stills. Greece. 400.
women's so0.-metsr: l-Iilli r..
1 1rsisn y y F. sSS Si 5-SSTTss Mie Ss.
isres' Greece. s:34S.
feet "a inches; Anthony Kou.
nadis, Greece lis, ga; 3-Ratef
johnson, y. g.. 1885; 4--GeorHe Ma
hollias, Greece, l34, 5h
5.OoO-meter; i--christos Chiotis-
er' s. r4s4 81 soco5rr. R sslRsss
Gree, I5:sis; 4--John Msrekouiios'
Brown, U s.. 50 feet, 4alnches: 3
sharon Shepherd, u. s.. a., ?; p
sonS; i, hsTn' Greco, y s. III p Ga
i,5OO-meter. Jim Grelle, q, 8
Portisnd, ORE, s:sss; I'D Mer-
San, U. g.. $500; 3-Demitri Con.
| standintdis, Greece. 1851 81. Mich
olsas Karamitros. Greece. 4:02.e.
i0O-meter: I--Ira Murchison, u Q.
! lO4; I'D collymore. u. g., lob
3-Dee Givens. q. g., i0Q.
High lump: l---charlss Dumas. 7, 8.
| 9 feet, ga inches; Paul sstuber
In. s., &. ga: S--John KoiniS, Greece
Q, !: John BelloS, Greece. 5, IL.
wcmen's high Jump; Tie betweeT
Barbara Brown. United states. an
| Vernada Thomas, United States.
feet, inch; ste eeyneen Mar
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Joyce ziske
7 Shots Ahead

ROCKTON, H., Aug. 9 (AP)
Milwaukee's Joyce ziske
carded her second straight two
under-par 10 today to hold a
two-stroke lead over Marlene
Bauer Hagge Of Delray Beach
Fla, after SO holes in the wom-
en- open golf tournament or
the Macktown course.
Miss Ziske covered the front
nine with a par 81 and came
in with a 80 to pick up the
advantage going into tomor-
rows final Is holes. Mrs. Hagge
shot par 70.
Mary Lena Faux of Thomas
vile. Ga. dropped to thirc
place, four strokes of the pace
with a "a. Pre-tourney favorite
Louise Suggs was Is strokes
back with 1853.
Lois Drake Of La Grange
had a 42-36-7S to go with her
opening "a and retained the
lead among amateurs. Mrs
Shirley Dommers of Belvidere
ILL.,, was one stroke behind her
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TREATMENT: Puts should
be hit so that the ball rolls
straight over and over. That
is, there should be no sidespin
on the ball. Puts that roll this
way do a better job of holding
their line. Also. they fall into
the cup more readily, whereas
puts, with ssidespin are apt To
spin out of the hole unless they
hit the cup squarely.
To make the ball roll straight
take your putter straight bach
from the ball. and come back
to the ball along the same line
But. be sure you don't take
your putter back outside the
line. If the putter is taken back
outside the line, obviously II
must be brought back on ar
outside-in path to hit the ball
That makes for the cut-acros;
stroke that puts sidespin on the
ball.
Taking the putter straight
back is the ideal method. But
taking it back inside the lint
is far superior to taking it back
outside the line. In fact, many
good putters take the putteI
back q bit inside to be safe.
For more putting pointers
send for my free pamphlet, "Tht
Putt" Just send a stamped
return envelope to Cary Middle
coli. to this psped.
Wednesday-Swing feels
cramped.
Ccopyright 1858, John p. Ollie Col
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1913. came up with five brides
to scramble from the pack and
stamp himself as a prime con-
tender for the $500 first prize
His longest birdie putt was 9
30-footer on the 10th. He had
Ia 1924.
Goalby. 81, also carded 1--WE
brides as he made a bid FOL
his FIRST title since the Green's
boro Open this spring. Goalby
finished with a 34-32.
The best round Of the day
was a 30-34-64 by Milwau.
keean Manuel De La Tore, who
wound Up well back with q
207. De La Torres round in
cluded nine brides. He re-
quired only 81 puts. including
a record Of seven on the from
nine.
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Greek Runner Defeats
DeIIinger in 5000

ATHENS. Aug. 9 (AP).-A
little-known Greek runner out
raced Bill Dellinger. Americas
new 5,000-meter star, in the
historic Athens Olympic Sta
dium tonight to break up a
solid American monopoly OF
track and field events.
Christos Chiotis won the race
in 1885 and had to kick
twice to take Dellinger.
Otherwise, the evening was
practically all American. The
Yankees finished first and sec
ond in practically every event.
and first. second and third in
several.
This was the opening night
of the final two-day meet on
a long, firing tour of Europe
which began last month in
Moscow and trailed through
Warsaw and Budapest.
No score, either official or
unofficial. was kept since the
two teams entered an uneven
number of competitors in
many events.
Draws Large Crowd
A crowd Of more than $1,000
turned out. the largest in
Athens for a track and field
meet since the Balkan Games
four years before World War II,
This stadium Of solid marble
was built for the 1896 revival