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every medical procedure and
Blue Shield does not. Blue
Shield will have an idea as to
how much many uncovered
services would cost. It may now
be able to expand coverage be-
cause 1t has a guidepost to use
in figuring out premiums.
George McGovern, executive
vice president Of Blue Shield,
declared such relative value
schedules in other parts Of the
country have been most help
full to Blue Shield plans. He
said, however: he has not yet
seen the schedule and expects
the Medical Society to contact
Medical Service to revise fees
to conform to the new sched-
ule.
Similar relative value plans
are in operation In California,
Kansas and Iowa. Recently the
American Medical Association
adopted a resolution favoring
them.
Standardixing Of Fees Seen
IN affect, such plans actually
mean doctors gradually stand
ardizing their fees themselves
in anticipation Of future moves
by the Federal Government to
do it through compulsory
health insurance.
One benefit seen by some
physicians is that 1t will make
it easier to break down their
bills for the patients. Much
criticism recently has been di-
rected at the common practice |
Of billing the patient with the |
lone statement: For profess !
sional services rendered"
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Johnson Assois Report Of Cabinet on
lnflotioa Pess AS
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PLYMOUTH '5l 2-tone: r. and h.,
deiroster, turn signals. all good
tires, body and motor perfect;
Slg5 cash. BY OWNER, LO
5-S537. Call before 4 pin.
PLYMOUTH as coupe; rebuilt mo-
tor, new paint lob coats, 4 new
Wv. tires, new brakes; good radio
and heater. $3.50. Pc. 2-6Ss0,
between and z pm.
$50 4-door sedan;
radio, heater. standard transmits
sion; good tires: reduced to 500.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 80 CrAnbrook: 2-tone
green; push-button radio, 4-speed
covers; good cond,; S325, or best
offer. HA. 2-76b9 or LA, D-2Ob7,
PLYMOUTH '53 cranbrook 2-dr /;
hy-drive, T., h. excel. cond; $3.50
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PLYMOUTH 81 Savoy 4-dr,: blue
and white, r. and h., Wv. tires,
puSh-button, low mileage. excel
cond., l owner; Sl,42b. JE. 2-lql4.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER so Lark demonstrA-
tors; as much as $500 on; making
room for 1860 models. BENNING
AUTO SALES, INC, 1900 Ben
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sTUDE. $50 President sedan auto.
trans, r. and h.. excel. cond.
B-Bonded Special 5000. LEE ID.
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FE. 7-3245.
SUNBEAM RAPIER 1857 (Enelish)
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car; / owner. Sl,4OO. AID, 4-6644.
Ext. 22, Sunday, Wo. 8-502l,
TAUNUS 80 4-dr, blue white; low
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call SO, 5-3244.
THIRD 1859 hardtop; white with
red-and-white interior. fully
equipped, including power steer
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The Stars brandnew 1859 Fishing Guide is the biggest and
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On sale OF leading sporting goods stores, the lobby
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PACKARD ,56
81 02Q

PLYMOUTH 80 company official
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demonstrators: also so new cars
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1853 : : door station

PLYMOUTH IH0b = door STATION
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

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80 sta. wagons: big
saving. cash or trade, low down
payment, bank terms to 1T your
budget. See Mcneil for the best
deal.
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PECK CHEW.

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McNEIL PONTIAC

PONTIAC 81 Catalina sports coupe;
hydra, r. and h., good cond., pvt.
OWNER; S275. ia, $500.
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NASH ARLINGTON

RENAULT 1859 4CV 4-dr. sedan;
like-new cond.: dark-blue finish;
heater: 1000 actual miles: must
sacrifice. After 6 pm, VIII.
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PECK CHEW.

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PLYMOUTH 1853 Cranbrook club
coupe: orig owner, excel. cond.,
all new tires, r. and h.: $500
or best offer today. XII. 1892.
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APP Golf Writer
Gets Rure Honor
From British

SANDWICH, England, May
80 (AP).-Britain's golf writer's
made Sterling Slappey, AS
ISOLATED Press sports editor in
London, a lifetime member of
their association today. Only
two other non Britons ever
have been so honored. They
are Bob Hudson of Seattle and
Neal Frazer of Atlantic City.
N. j.
Slappey, who has been on
the London staff of the AP for
seven years, returns to the
United States in July. His home
is Atlanta. The writers also
gave Slappey an engraved
shooting stick and a British
Golfing Association, tie.
There are three institutions
in the promotion of good
American-British relations
through golf-the Ryder Cup,
the Walker Cup and Sterling
Slappey," said Frank Moran,
president of the British writer's,
in making the presentation.
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WestIund Gains
In Virginia Golf,
Sweurinqen Our
CHARLOTTESVIILE.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.
May 80 (AP).-Jack Westland
former National Amateur cham.
pion who now is a Congress-
man from Everett, Wash, was
among the survivors today in
the first two rounds of the 21st
Kenridge Invitational golf tour
nament at Pennington.
Ray Swearingen of Washing
ton was ousted in the first
round. Semiflnals and finals
will be played Sunday. Results:
FIRST ROUND
Upper Braeket)
George Fulton, Roanoke, defeated
Dave Catterton. Richmond. and 5,
TONNES Lea, Danville, defeated H. W.
Whiteside, Charleston, s. c., and 2,
Clarke Lea, Danville, defeated Ray
Swearingen, Washington. d. c., 3
Jack westland, Everett, wash, de-
ieated Bill Metzger, Utica, N. r., 4
tLower Bracket)
Fred Phillips, Charlottesville. de-
s isssed Ray Lana charl9ttssVille' 5
Fendol Carter, Charlottesville, de-
feated Ray Graham III, 2 and [.
Buddy Loving, Charlottesville. de-
fsated Sam Mclaughlin. woodbury.
Buddy Thach. Charlottesville. de-
teated Pete Green, Chapel Hill, N. c..
SECOND ROUND
Upper Bracket)
Fulton defeated Townes Lea, l up.
Westland defeated Clarke Lea, 8
and 2.
Lower BPacketl
Phillips defeated Carter, 3 and 2.
Loving defeated Thach, and 4.
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BEMAN SIDELIGHTS
British Cup Captain
Has Deone as Guest

answers were Don Slough,
young pro from York, Pa, at
9:55 am. and 2:10 pm. to-
morrow.
After Beman finished talk
ing with this reporter yesterday
afternoon The Star operator
switched the call to the home
Of his wife's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Orndorff in Kensing-
ton where Deane's wife has
been staying during his 3la
weeks in Scotland and England.
He sounded exceedingly
happy" his wife said after the
call. HE said he putted very
well, and the puts wouldn't
drop for Bill"
Last June, Beman met Hynd-
man in the Mason-Dixon Cup
matches in Charlottesville, the
annual series between the top
amateurs Of Philadelphia and
the Middle Atlantic area.
Hyndman won, q and /.
WHITTLESEY
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BRITISH GOLF
Continued from Page Eel

COntlnueu from rage Ell
when Hyndman missed a short
putt.
This is the greatest day Of
my life" Beman said when he
received the big silver cup. "You
almost hate to beat such a great
guy as Hyndman. I hope to be
able to come back next year
and defend the title"
The two have adjoining seats
on q transatlantic plane to-
morrow. They're hurrying back
to qualify for the United States
Open on Monday-Beman at
Washington and Hyndman in
New Jersey.
Beman played fine golf
throughout the tournament. He
drew a flrst-round bye and then
walloped Hugh Mari. z and 8.
and Charles Copestake. 5 and
4. Then he beat Ireland's Sean
McDermott, 2 up, and got by
Englsnd's Harry Bentley. q
and /.
He topped a big hurdle with
a 4-and-3 victory over Scot
lands David Blair, who had
just beaten Joe Carr. the 1858
champion. In yesterdays semi
finals, he ousted Guy Wolsten-
holme, the English champion,
5 and 4.
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tern so that your clubhead will
enter the sand about a half
inch or an inch farther behind
the ball than it does on a sim
liar shot from a level lie.
Why? The reason is that on
this type of lie the sand be-
tween the point Of entry and
the ball becomes progressively
shallower-as the illustration
makes clear.
The same result can be &C.
complished, Of course, by cas-
ing up on the swing. The easier
and safer adjustment, however,
is to let the clubhead enter the
sand a little farther behind the
ball.
Cut Plenty of Strokes on
Your Golfing Game-by reading
Cary Middlecoff's best-selling
pamphlet, Tips for the Be-
ginning Golfer" A copy's yours
for 10 cents and stamped, re-
turn envelope sent to Cary Mid
dlecoff, care Of this paper.
Copyright. 1859, John r. Ollie Co.
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Miss Hanson
Keeps Lead
In Tourney

VIRGINIA BEACH, May 80
(AP) Beverly Hanson added
q par so to her opening-ro
81 here today for a 36-hole
total Of 1856 that kept her one
stroke in front in the $4,000
Virginia Beach Women's In
vitational Golf Tournament.
The Indio, (Calif.) profess
sional's two-round score over
the sunbathed Cavalier Course
tied the ladies' PGA record for
SO holes set by Jackie Pung in
st. Petersburg. Fla, in 1857.
Going into tomorrow's final
Is of the 54-hole tournament,
Miss Hanson's closest pursuer
will be Mickey Wright of
Bonita, Calf, who carded a
two-under-par 81 today for a
total Of 1877. She toured the
back nine in two-under-par
80, a woman's record for the
course
Bonnie Randolph Of Naples,
Fla, who trailed by q stroke
going into today's round,
dropped to third with 140 after
a 70 today. A double DOGGY six
on the 18th hole ruined her
score.
Miss Wright was the sharpest
golfer on the course today after
starting out three strokes OF
Miss Hanson's pace. She sank
two 20-foot birdie puts and
had another birdie when she
Clipped within two feet of the
pin on the par-four 18th hole.
Her. only DOGGY was a five on
the 18th, where she three
putted.
Miss Hanson had to rally to
hold her lead after taking a
double DOGGY six on No. IL,
where she overshot the green.
Brilliant chip shots brought her
brides on the 18th and 10th
holes. On the 10th, she holed
out a chip shot from Is feet
of the green
The leaders:
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GoaIby Takes
5-Shot Lead
In Derby Golf

LOUISVILLE, KY. May 80
(AP).--Big Bob Goalby shat
tered par today for the third
straight round to open a FIVE
stroke lead over the field in
the eKntucky Derby Open golf
tournament.
The Belleville, Ill, pro shot
a two-under-par SO by sinking
an eagle 8 on the 18th green,
giving him a total of 201 going
into the final round.
For three rounds, Goalby is
IL under par on the hilly,
6,452-yard Seneca Golf Club
course and five strokes up on
his nearest challenger, his
roommate, Doug Ford. Par at
Seneca is 35-36-71.
Ford, playing out of Paradise,
Fla, turned in a 81 today for
a 206.
Tied at 207 are j. c. Goosie
Of Knoxville. Tenn, Don Whit
Of Borrego Springs, Calf. and
Jim Ferree of Crystal River,
Fla. Goosie shot a Sc, Whit 70
and Ferree SO in the third
round.
Tom Nieporte of Bronxville,
N. Y, had a SO. Don McMullin
of Fair Oaks, Calf, a II and
Ernie Vossler of Midland, Tex
as, a 70 to deadlock at 208.
Goalby saved his most spec
tacular shot for the last hole
when he hit a brassie on to the
green and sank a 15-foot putt
for an eagle three. To that
point he had played even par.
The leaders:
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Two Teams Tie
In Best-BuII Play
Of Luneston Golf

Walter Stewart and Paul
Mayfleld of Baltimore and
Harry Plummer and Phil Pam
nell of Washington tied in the
best-ball division Of the $1,000
added Pro-Amateur at Lang
ston yesterday with best ball
scores of 1877 for SO holes.
Stewart and Mayfield had GA
SO and Plummer and Pannell
66-6l. The best-ball play was
SO holes.
James Andrews of Washing
ton leads the pro-division with
67-72-139 with the final round
to be played today. Richard
Thomas of Baltimore is next
with 69-71-140.
Elizabeth Rice and Frances
Mays are tied for the women's
lead with 89s.
Murphy Street of Baltimore
added a n to his opening SO
but leads the amateurs with
las over three District players,
Dixie Lee and Ray Bolts with
72-74-146 and Earl Lomax,
71-75-146.
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Open Qualifying
Highlighted by
Bemun, Sneud

Sam Snead and Deane Be-
man, the new British Amateur
champion. win be the star at
fractions in the sectional quail
flying rounds for the National
Open tomorrow at Congress
sional Country Club.
Thirty-seven players, includ-
ing Arnold Palmer and Lew
Worsham, will play for IL places
to the championship June IL
Is at Winged Foot in Mamaro-
neck, N. Y.
Pairings and starting times
for the 36-hole tests:
8 and 1:15--Al Smith, Danville,
Va, and Dick Mullen, Beaver Greek
Club, Hagerstoyn. $50 -
,hs sSs sRS Henry R IAN RHdl ST. A Ss
s:iO and 1:25-x Ralph Bosart
Chevy Chase, and Luke Barnes
s:i5 and 1:3O-x Larry Murphy
Manor, and walker Inman, Eglin ALB
900 and 1:35---x Jennings Ran.
dolph. jr., Bridgeport, w. Va, and
Fenner Satehwell. Norfolk.
9:25 and 1:40--Jack Isaacs, Lang
ley ALB, Va, and Tom Strange. Ports
$50 and 1:45-sam snead, white
Sulphur Springs, W. Va, and Lloyd
Kelley. Manor Club.
1886 and 1:50--Jimmy Johnson,
Harrisburg. Pa: and Dick Thomas,
Carroll Park Club, Baltimore.
$40 and 1:b5-Ernie Boros, South
srn Pines, \; c. and John Eisinser,
ton Vo.&c.c.. and Arnold " Palmer,
Las S:sS an e.o5-wsltsr Stewart
Carroll Park Club in Baltimore, and
Killiam Keller. Johnstown. Pa,
1856 and 2:10-x Deane Beman,
Bethesda, and Don Slough; York, Pa
No Mount Sd Pleasant .,1I END Billy Joe Pat
1905 and geo Steve Tobash,
Fort Meade, and K Arthur RUM, VIII
son io: Il q and s:2S-Mse Main. Dan.
Vile, Va and Lew Worsham. Oak
MO Io:l5 and 2:sO-x Howard Everitt,
Allan wS CITY e; c" and Clarence
10:20-Ted Knoll. Sarasota, Fla.
and x Harry Welsh, Salisbury, N. C.
Ahoskie, N. C., Cos Tiso, Bonnie View
and < Carl Lohren, Brooke Manor.
Amateur
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West, Clark, Coffey Tie
In Chevy Chase Cup Golf

Richard T. West, Edward w.
Clark and DR.. Robert j. Coffey
each finished 2 up on par to tie
in the Victor Kaufman Me-
mortal Day Cup tournament
yesterday at Chevy Chase Club.
They viii play of at a later
date.
West and Clark both shot
lis and DR.. Coffey had a n.
Mrs. Franklin Babcock had
her first hole-in-one at Chevy
Chase, holing a 3-wood shot on
the leopard fourth hole in a
round with her husband, Gen.
eral Babcock.
COLUMBIA-Bill and Mike
Briggs won low gross with a
66 in the best ball twosome
play. DR.. Ed Rice and Paul
Knollman were second with 68
and E. j. Hickey, jr., and w. B.
West had 10. Net winners were
Capt. Roy Isaman, USN, and
Capt. L. H. Gels, USN, 67-8-
SO: George F. Farris and Ad-
miral James Hirschf1eld, IL
1871, and T. j. Hurd and
j. B. Heron, 74-12-62.
WOODMONT - Buddy Fig
shot a two-under-par 70 and
deducted six handicap strokes
to win the Simon Memorial
tournament with a best-ball 81.
Sol Stichman was second,
88-22--66, and Marshall Fried
man third, 77-10-67.
ARGYLE-Carl Gable won
the flag tournament by placing
his last shot 40 yards from
the cup on the second hole.
John Newman and Ward Har-
mon were second and third
with drives down the 10Th fair
way.
ARMY NAVY-Capt. D. j.
Garrison, USN, shot a rs and
played his last shot in the 10th
cup to win the flag tourna-
ment. Col. w. S. Whitehead
shot a 70 and drove on the
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Long Workout
For Jo|lansson

GROSSINGER, N. Y, May
80 (AP).-Ingemar Johansson,
the Swedish heavyweight chal-
lenger, went through a long but
leisurely workout at his train
ing quarters today.
Johansson boxed seven rounds
against four sparmates in pre-
paration for his June rs bout
! against Champion Floyd Pat
terson, punched bags for five
more rounds, then put in a
long session of exercises on the
mat.
!. In two rounds against Bill
johnson, JohanSson concen-
trated on jabS and punches to
the head. Then he worked on
body punching for two rounds
against Artie Towne. He I'm
ished with two rounds of UNI
specialized boxing against Clar-
ence Floyd and against his
brother, Rolf.
- CHATHAM. N. j., May 80
IAP) .-Heavyweight Champion
Floyd Patterson boxed four
rounds today in training for
bis title bout with Ingemar
Johansson at Yankee Stadium
In New York June IS.
The champion went two
rounds with Billy Tisdale of
Bridgeport, Conn.,, and one each
with Johnny Byrd Of Atlanta
and Solomon McTier Of Mont
gomery. Ala.
The number Of Patterson's
yparmates rose to six today with
the addition Of HOWE Davis OF
Glen Cove, N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31

The huge trophy that goes to
the British Amateur golf cham
pion rested momentarily yes
terday in the home Of Gerald
Micklem, non-playing captain
Of the British Walker Cup
team.
Americas Deane Beman, the
new champion, was a house
guest of Micklem at the lat
ter's estate at Sunningdale. Be-
man took the trophy with him
when he left to pack after his
final round match.
Beman's victory gives him a
lifetime pass to the Masters
tournaments long as he re-
mains an amateur. The British
Amateur championship qualities
an amateur permanently for
the Augusta tournament.
Beman and Bill Hyndman,
his victim in the finals. were
the only prominent American
golfers at the Royal st. Georges
Club for the final round. The
other Walker Cuppers left for
home as soon as they were de-
feated.
In his telephone conversation
with The Star, Beman said Dick
Tufts, former USGA president
from Pinehurst. N. c., and VIII
liam Webb, a former Bethesda
Country Club member who
works at the United States
Embassy in London. were about
the only familiar faces.
peane's sister, Mrs. Arlene
Cnrtiss, is flying here today
!, from Panama City, Fla. She
will be accompanied by her
year -and-a- half-old son, Deane.
Yesterday was a day of great
excitement at Bethesda Country
Club, where Beman is a men,
Der and was club champion in
1855.
! Arthur Palsgrove, chairman
of the golf committee at Be-
tlesda, said the club is plan
ming a dinner. but the time and
place will not be known until
after the committee confers
with Beman.
One Of the first questions
Beman asked was, whom he is
paired with in the open quail
Tying rounds at Congressional
and what time he plays. The
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Sneod Plays Exhibition
AT Court House Today

Sam Snead. who has a phe-
nomenal record Of middle and
low-60 rounds on Metropolitan
Washington courses. will have
an opportunity to tear Court
House Club Of Fairfax apart in
an exhibition match this after
noon.
Snead and Dick lanes. the
host professional, will meet Lew
Worsham, one Of the Districts
all-time favorite pros. and
Clarence Doser Of Woodmont.
the Middle Atlantic PGA cham
pion.
Snead win be the feature Of
a clinic at 1890 and the match
will start following the clinic.
Court House Club is on Route
123. about two miles south Of
the town Of Fairfax.
The course is a good test Of
golf for the members but
Snead figures to have one of
his real good subpar efforts.
Sam. who hit q new high in
popularity last year when he
swept IA matches in the tele-
vised "All-Star Golf" shown on
WMAL-TV, came back with a
new gimmick just recently to
capture the public's fancy, his
incredible SO in his own tour
nament at White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va.
Snead, Who plays SO holes
at Congressional tomorrow in
the National Open qualifying
rounds, played another practice
round there yesterday with
Witty Cox, the host pro, Eddie
Gallaher and Stan Fletcher.
Snead waltzed around in Sc
with consecutive brides on 4, 5
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and 6 and another on the 18th,
1--WE never seen him hit the
ball better" Cox said. "he's
playing the most beautiful golf
I've ever SEEM" Cox said Sam
missed q shot on the 14th hole,
the only one Of the round, and
Clipped up for his par. He hit
all of the other green's in regu-
lation figures or better.
Walker Inman and Henry
Ransom played practice rounds
yesterday and Arnold Palmer,
the Masters champion of last
year, is scheduled for a practice
round today at IL o'clock. Billy
Joe Patton called to say he
would be here in time to tee OF