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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-05
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
FAST RELIEF

From your house.hunting problems
when you see this four-bedrocm
two bath split:level, on q large
gently sloping lot, the Kitchen 4
space and has q beautiful view
OF the wooded area. Separate din
ing room, lots of closets and fol
entertaining there's q big rec
most houses with all these things
MannaS Rltv IF 2-3110
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HANDSOME
Town House
OPEN Q TO g PM.

In superb setting Of tall trees!
This ultra modern 6-year-old
beauty provides the ultimate in
good living,4 commodius bed
rms. with 3 full baths, paneled
den and powder rm., beautiful liv-
ing rm. with lovely big windows
and formal fireplace. sizable. din
ing rm., fully equipped kitchen
including SEPARATE BREAK.
FAST NOOK; 17x20 shaded
screened porch, SPACIOUS CLUE
ROOM with another Y bath; at
CONDITIONING and final com.
pleteness to this gracious and i'm
pressive home, in one of Vir-
ginia's top residential areas
CLOSE TO 2 coRNERSl
TO INSPECT: out Arlington blvd
to z Corners, take right turmoil
to Broad st. (Route ~ and pro.
coed short distance to Roosevelt
St, right to Tuckahoe, left / block
to Broadmont Terrace and left tc
Follow the METZLER Arrows"
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$14,500
Contemporary
5000 Down

You can move right in this
lovely home IN the rapidly ex-
3 bedrooms, fireplace in living
room, 13x17 kitchen dining
area, utility room, patio; car
port; and set on an attractive
lot with loads Of flowers,
shrubs and trees. Assume 9
high 41a% loan. Dial 703.
Gypsy 10000.
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OPEN 1-6 P.M.-BY OWNER
Arl., N, Westover-3-bedrm. white
brk. Colonial;C newly painted: bed
rm. and "a bath, LIST A. or room
makes lovely family room; bsmt.
with rec. rm.; fenced yard: trees
S sssGSf and sie :ahsSSpDingi a ETA CASH sR
5s13 18th rd., N. IKE. s-6S24.
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$4,000
Rambler with
River View

Near bus. schools. churches,
shopping, country club and golf
course, this almoSt-new 64-foot
brick rambler is situated on q
large hilltop lot in q desirable
neighborhood. There's q 22-foot
living room, dining room with
French doors leading to a IA
x % screened porch, large all
electric kitchen with 2 wall
ovens, tabletop range, over
sized refrigerator-freezer. dish
washer, garbage disposal. wash
er, dryer, pantry and breakfast
area. 3 bedrooms with closet
space galore, 8 full baths, full
75es FIRST trust with as little
as i5eo down. owner will hold
10% Second Trust. Call SO,
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VACATION AT HOME in this
beautiful raneher q, l%-ssre
rooms, 2 baths. den or family
living room and 2 pattos over.
looking the large wooded lot are
ideal for entertaining. Located
in an estate area, the home 10
individually styled with custom
features throughout. Price, $751;.
$50: quick occupancy. Call to-
day. JE. $4,000. WILLIAM A.
CHAPMAN REALTY. INC.
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SPRINGFIELD ESTATES - 4-bed.
rm.. 2-bath. ranch-type rambler.
Assume CT loan. SIN. dn. pay
ment. S16'eo0: $50 mo. FL.
4-9666.
ST. AIMS ] Brick colonial. iiv.
rm.. din. rm., kit. equip, bkfst.
rm,, 8 bedrms., scr. porch. Ia
baths. rec. rm., patio: trees.
fenced; OWNER; S22,950. IA,
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$31,500
Fine Address
Alexandria

A carefully planned custom
home in Varsity Park, one of
Alexandria's choicest new COM
munfties. There's q delightful
center hall plan, spacious liv-
ing room with fireplace, for
NAL dining room. huge ''Frigi-
daire" kitchen. 4 bedrooms, "a
baths, mahogany paneled rec
reation room, full walkout base
ment, .carport, Dashboard hot
water heat and more you'll de-
light In seeing. Open Saturday
and Sunday l pm. til dark.
sSirlinSton turn oil s"S around ID
circle to Quaker lane, approxi-
mately 2 miles to Seminary
Road. right to Howard street,
right 10 house, or call XII.
S-2320.
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SPRINGFIELD SPECIALS
r NIB 1 z r. 3-bedrm.
cutie; lge, liv. rm.. din. .rm.
with fireplace. complete kit:
storm windows: carport:
large, fenced corner lot;
near school, bus, shop. Re-
duced to only $3.50 dn.
SPLIT-LEVEL: 3 bedrms.,
lge. liy. rm.. din. rm. and
kit, Ia baths, rec. rm., util-
ity rm,: lge., secluded lot.
carport, patio. owner Is
VERY anxious for sale. Ask
ing S2O,950, assume q high
OF loan ct 5000 mo. Make
reas. offer and be sur
RAMBLER. pink brick
beauty; 3 lge. bedrms., sep.
din. .rm., huge liv. rm. with
fireplace. Features q rec.
rm., laundry. workshop, q
4th bedrm. II you like. A
high 4hes loan at Sos per
mo. The On. payment to suit
These homes are now
VACANT. Immediate oc-
cupancy may be had pend
ing settlement. II you have
outgrown your present home,
we will TRADE. Call for
inspection. 24-hour service.
FLEETWOOD REALTY. FL.
4-SS00.
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STEFFEY
Metropolitan Realty Exchange
JE. 4-0064

CLARENDON AREA : Walk to
Kann's, st. Charles. Spacious al
moSt-new home on unusual lot.
3 bedrms., SD. for 4th; garage;
bsmt.: lge. kit. with eat. sp.;
porch; 1 ton air-cond. Well priced
at $3.50 under FILA. To inspect,
SILLS REAL ESTATE, ia. $4,000.
CLARENDON, LARGE FAMILY
Walking distance Of st. Charles
and Clarendon shopping. Wonder
full old frame residence in excellent
cond. Lovely big rms. with high
ceilings. 4 bedrms. and 2 baths.
Both liv. rm. and din. rm. are
14x21. Den and sun room also
Included. Beautiful lot with. 1875
It. frontage and several stately Ole
shade trees. Vacant. MUST BE
SOLD MINED! FRANK s
PHILIPS. INC. REALTORS. ia
7-SO12. Ewes, KE. $3.50.
CLOSE TO PENTAGON-Charmina
3-bedrm. home with air cond.: Ia
baths, spac. liv. rm. with beamed
ceiling and huge f1repl:, formal
din. rm., den, mod. kit, scr:
porch, lovely patio, flowers and
trees on "a acre. Assume lge: &c
mortgage, In low EOS. By, OWNER,
IA. 1850, 5105 10th pl., 3. All
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For high and low tides at the foI.
lowing points subtract times indicated
from the above.
Annapolis, Q hours: Bloody Point
Light, hours: Colonial Beach. 6%
hours; Deale, 8 hours: Solomons Is
land. 5 hours; Point Lookout, hours
The Sun ana MooB
Rises Sets
Sun, today 7:11 Am. $40 pm
Sun, tomorrow 7:12 am. 500 pm.
Automobile lights must be turned
on ofie-half hour after sunset
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TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Cloudy
with showers tonight, lowest
about 10. Cloudy and mild
with showers and scattered
thunderstorms tomorrow.
Maryland - Scattered show
ers in the eastern portion,
spreading into the western por-
tion and possibly heavy at
times there. Mild tonight, low
est 65 to 70 in the east and in
the COS in the west. Showers
and scattered thunderstorms In
the east tomorrow and rain, at
times moderate or heavy, In
the west. Highest tomorrow in
the mid-70s In the west and
around 80 in the east.
= %Virginia-Mostly cloudy and
warm with showers and scat
Sered thunderStorms tonight
and tomorrow, with rain heavy
at times through the noun
taihs. Lowest tonight 66 TO 70.
~. Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-Southerly winds 10
to Is miles per hour tonight
e and is to Is miles per hour to-
/, morrow. Weather mostly cloudy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-08

tonight the Atlantic Coast States from Southern
southwark Northern Florida through the
portion the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys eastern portion the
Mississippi Upper Lakes region
Northern Rockies. continue the
eastern portion of Nation.-AP Wrephoto Map.
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SPOTLIGHT
VA Tries New Plan
In Top Job Training.

Of present unofiicial labor
management relationships in
Government instead.
In q discussion Of the law
restricting Government en-
ployes from political activities,
Prof. Paul q. Steinbicker Of st.
Louis University's department
Of Government. declared that
employees should be allowed
virtually unlimited political
freedom Of activity.
DR.. Steinbicker said the old
concept Of political patronage
Is virtually a thing Of the past
and that there is no longer a
demand from the party faith
full for Government jobs.
Therefore, he declared, en-
ployes could be given the right
to freedom of political action
without actually jeopardizine
their Jobs.
This view was disputed by O.
Glenn Stab, director of the
Civil Service Commissions Blu
reau Of Programs and Stand
ards, who declared that the
present laws constitute a pro-
lection for Federal employees
against political pressures by
their bosses. As q result, en-
ployes' jobs are not in jeopardy
when there Is q change in
administration, Mr.. stahl said.
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Weakening Storm
Goes Into Florida

PENSACOLA, Fla, Oct. 9
(AP).-Tropical storm Irene
moved inland near Pensacola
\ today and its far-reaching gale
winds swept the Northwest
Florida Gulf Coast resort area,
There were no immediate re-
ports Of damage.
A New Orleans Weather Blu
.reau bulletin said the storm
was conferred about 20 miles
north Of Pensacola and NOV
sing north-northeast at about
IS miles an hour.
1rene's winds will weaken
during the day as she moves
into Southern Alabama. Mod
crate to locally heavy rains
should spread through South
EN- Alabama and Georgia this
afternoon and tonight. Falls
up to 5 inches were forecast.
Tides will range from 2 to 4
feet above normal. the report
said.
Gale warnings were up from
Pensacola to Cedar Key ana
small craft east Of New Orleans,
La, to Punta Gorda. Fla, were
ADVISED to remain in port.
That covers a 300-mile stretch
OF the Gulf Coast.
= The advisory said winds and
tide will gradually diminish
this afternoon" and that warn
..tigs will be lowered late today.
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down pier stanchions to the
quickly assembled boats.
For 80 minutes seven fire
brigades pumped sea water to
conquer the fire.
Southend Pier is is miles
long and the entertainment hub
Of this Coney Island-type re-
sort.
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SPOTLIGHT
Continued From First PaE

Continued From First Page
and encouraging the employee
to progress.
Mr.. SHERMAN said the pro-
gram has paid large dividends
to the VA In developing execu-
tives and he urged other Federal
agencies to give the system a
try.
Kenneth Warner. executive
director Of the PPA which is
composed Of the Governments
personnel directors as well as
personnel ofiicials of cities.
States and counties. said he felt
that extending official collective
bargaining rights to Federal
employe unions would harm the
merit system.
Mr.. Warner made 1t plain
that he felt that the Govern
ment employe unions deserve a
rightful place in the Govern
ment's personnel picture.
In fact, Mr.. Warner declared,
"all Government employees, in
GLIDING personnel oficials, owe
much to employe unions for
leading the way in securing
many benefits. such a. higher
pay. more liberal retirement
and q lot Of other fringe bene.
1dts. They also have done much
to resist any injection Of the
spells system In Government. "
But Mr.. Warner said that
ofiicial collective bargaining
rights would give the unions
too much power, with the re-
suit that merit considerations
often would be outweighed by
other factors to the detriment
Of effective personnel admin
istration.
Sometimes the best interests
of the unions and their mem
bers aren't the best interests Of
the Government and the pub
lic." Mr.. Warner said.
He advocated strengthening
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Accepts Post Here

: FTTCHBURG. Mass, Oct. 9
(AP) DIR. Matthew j. Bren-
nan resigned yesterday as pro-
fessor of biology at Fitchburs
State Teachers College to &C
'cept q post as director Of eie-
mentary science Tor the United
States once of Education in
Washington. He will be re-
sponsible for organizing ele-
mentary science programs in
schools throughout the country.
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been free on s2s. 200 bond, was
returned to jail yesterday.
c. F. Van de Water, grand
jury foreman. said the indict-
ment was returned primarily
on the testimony Of Donald 3.
Williams, 2l-year-old Las Vegas
New college student.
Young williams. q childhood
friend of Miss Tregofi. re-
portedly told jurors the ex-
model was afraid that Mira
Finch had some discriminating
evidence against her and Or.
Finch.
"Carole never mentioned
anything about murder or any
violence" he told newsmen
outside the jury room. Il
never had any idea there wa
O job to be DONE"
Mr.. Van de Water said the
Jury considered Mr.. williams
testimony 0 Straightforward
account that corrobcrated
previous testimony by another
witness, Jack P. Cody, . Min
|neapolis convict. that Miss
Tregoff and Or. Finch tried ia
hire him to kill the doctors
wife.
Cody, 20. repeatedly testified
that Miss Tregoff offered him
81, 400 to kill Mrs. Finch, that
he accepted $l,180 and then
skipped town without fulfilling
the agreement,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-08

cued last night by river boats
in the Thames Estuary.
They were trapped wher
flames swept through a wooden
dance pavilion. Q miniature
railway and stores near the
shore end Of the pier.
Many in bright summer
clothes escaped by climbing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-08
Pastor to Speak
On Unitcricnisni

The Rev. Carlyle Meacham,
pastor of the Unitarian Church
of Anne Arundel County, An
napolis, Md. will speak at $3.50
o'clock tonight at the AL Souls
Unitarian Church's Pierce Hall,
Fifteenth and Harvard streets
NV.
The talk. on 1.-THE Historical
Development Of UnitariAnism'
is the first Of a series on Uni
tartan beliefs to be held each
Thursday through November
IL.
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Italy Wins Tax Cut

ROME. Oct. 9 (AP).-Pre-
mier Antonio segni's govern
ment has decided to eliminate
gradually the excise tax on
wine. The plan Is to start cut
ting next January l and wipe
out all wine taxes by the end
Of 1862 to help the wine in
dustry out Of the doldrums.
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Lunik III Due
To Pass Earth
About Oct. 10

MOSCOW, Oct. 9 CAP).-
Russia's Lunik, III, Its historic
trip past the moon completed
presumably continued on out
into space today on q widt
curving course scheduled Il
bring its rocketing back past
the earth October 10.
! An ofncial announcement
last night said the 6l4-pounc
fying vehicle will not start 1t,
turn back toward the earth
until Saturday, after reaching
q point 2o2,043 miles from the
earth.
At 10 pm. EDIT yesterday
when radio contact was made
the vehicle was 78,750 mile.
from the moon and $685.
miles from the earth. Lunik's
course, which eventually nat.
tens out to parallel the earth's
is carrying 1t away from the
moon more sharply than from
the earth.
No Word ON Far Side
There was no word on the
results-if any--of the vehicle.
survey Of the hidden side OF
the moon. The announcement
said only that "the scientific
measuring instruments, the
thermal regulation and power
supply systems, continue func.
tioning normally"
After passing the point Of
minimum distance from the
moon" the announcement said,
the automatic interplanetary
station continues TO move Arm
" along the preset orbit. An
other. radio transmission from
the satellite was scheduled
from 10 to II am. EDIT today.
The announcement added
that Lunik's shortest distance
from the earth's surface will
be about 10000 kilometers
(24.S6l miles)" when 1t passes
the planet.
win Escape Friction
At last Sundays launching
Russian scientists predicted the
vehicle might approach within
l.240 miles Of the earth. But
the new figure indicated II
would continue In orbit linden.
nitely, since 1t would be far Out
Of the earth's atmospheric fric.
ton which would burn 1t UP or
contact.
The radio telescope at Jod.
rel Bank, England, picked "
signals from the space labora.
tory yesterday, and Or. J. q
Davies. chief Of the observa.
ton team. said Lunik appeared
to be about one degree higher
in space than the Russians pre-
dicted earlier.
| He added, however, that such
q minor deviation represent
an amazing degree Of accu.
racy."
Lunik III viii be moving or
o north to south course on ii
return trip past the earth. 80.
Wet scientists said It would b
visible to residents In thu
Northern Hemisphere using
simple optical instruments
during the October 10 passage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-08
300 Rescued
At Resort Fire

soUTHEND. England, Oct.
g (AP).-Nearly 800 terrified
holidayers marooned by FIRE at
the far end Of the worlds long
est amusement pier were res
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Surgeon, Girl Friend
IndictedinWife'sDe Death

LOS ANGELES. Oct AP).-Pretty Carole TregoH and
her lover await arragnmnt today charges In
the fatal shooting Of the surgeons wife
22.yearold ex.model Dr. Bernard Finch, a.
indicted by the county grand jury yesterday for murder and
conspiracy murder Barbara Jean Finch s. last July TO-
Although both already had ordered held for
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murder charges, the prosecu-
ton sought the grand jury in
dietment to sidestep q second
preliminary hearing and fur
ther court delays.
It also wanted the indict-
ments as Q means Of returning
Miss Tregoff to jail pending
trial. Miss Tregoff, who had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27

The Northern Virginia base
ball race Is going down TO the
wire. Any one of I'VE teams
could take the championship as
the league winds UP its sched-
ule tomorrow and Friday.
Fairfax moved back into first
place when Wakefield took q
1873 drubbing from Washing
ton-Lee last night at Bancroft
Park. WI. Wakefield. Grove
ton and Hammond all have a
chance to win the title. with
the schedule favoring Fairfax
and Groveton. which play one
more game than WI, two more
than Hammond and three more
than Wakefield.
Groveton kept pace yesterday
with a 81 victory over George
Washington at Mount Vernon,
Hammond kept its hopes alive
with a 9.3 decision over Lee
at Alexandria's Municipal Sta
dium. In other games yester-
day. Mount Vernon defeated
Mclean, 7-3, on a four-run sew
enth inning at Mclean, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27

with Thompson looking for his
first victory.
In semifinals yesterday.
Lynch defeated Sandy Walker.
6-l. 60. and Thompson de-
feated Frank 0oeltz. o n. 6~-sl
One other singles finals was
played yesterday. Bobby Goeltz
defeated Dickie Dell. 6--l. 2-6,
so. in the l3-and-under di-
vision.
Boys 15-and-under singles lsemi-
nan defeated wsli sa' s sSsP ssaS Si
Boys l5-and-undsr doubles lanals,
ieated John sehwartzmAn and Robert
Goldman, I'D, 7--b. d.,
oirls I5-and-undsr doubles semi
llnAlsl--Betty Ann Murphy and Holly
winters defeated Robin Richman and
Helen UoueheV, Cd. g.. and Tisha
Myers and Betty Chase defeated Rita
Poretsky and vivinn Rubin, 60
Girls l3-and-undsr singles tssmi-
linalsl--Deborah Fort defeated Nina
Myers. s-6. 81, and Rita Poretsky
defeated Nancy Hornhlower. 0--3'
W.
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$500 Separates
Comedies. Houd

BAKERSFIELD. Calf. May
81 tAP)--Lew Hoad and Pam
cho Gonzales won matches last
night as Jack Kramer's profess
sionsl tennis tour neared its
close.
Hoad beat Ashley Cooper.
Ga. GA, and Gonzales defeat-
ed Nal Anderson 6-s, Ga,
Hoad gained $500 on Con-
gales In their money standings
and now is s27.l50. Gonzales
is $27.45O, and with only $500
difference between them they
win go right down to the clos
ing matches at La Jolla Satur-
day and Sunday. They win OPP
pose each other there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
Keith's to Cory
Patterson Fiqht

Keith's Theater announced
today that it will carry the
closed-circuit telecast OF the
Floyd Patterson-Ingemar Jo-
hannson heavyweight cham
pionship fight, set for June rs
in Yankee Stadium.
ALI seats at Keith's will be
reserved, but no admission
prices have been set yet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27

cupper who won over q. r.
Burnside Of England, 4 and 3.
Coe had q rocky start. losing
four holes on the front nine
and winning none. He started
the incoming nine with a
strong rally. winning three
holes In q row. But he lost
the 18th. where he took q fat
g. and never got even with
Lawrence. although he won the
18th with a par. The last three
holes we're halved.
Il hit two or three stupid
shots and they cost me-" coe
said afterward. Lawrence
played well and got out Of the
box very fast"
Patton Eliminated
The Americans lost another
of their name players yester-
day when Billy Joe Patton OF
Morganton. N. c.. lost an extra
hole match TO w. S. Hill of
England. Patton was defeated
on the 2lst hole where he
missed a three-foot putt. The
day before. another Walker Cup
team member. Tommy Aaron Of
Gainesville. Ca. also was an
extra hole loser.
Ernie Vanderweghe, formerly
a pro basketball star with the
New York Knickerbockers, ran
into some Of yesterdays best
golf in losing to Miller Meason
of England. 4 and 3. Wander
weghe is a captain in the Med
ical Corps.
The end of play today will
find only IS Of the original 200
players surviving. The semi
finals will be played Friday at
SO holes. followed by the finals
Saturday.
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Benlan Winner
In Britain as
Coe Beaten

Continued From Page Bis
18th hole when he bunkered his
drive. but closed out the match
with a par 4 on the l4th..
Their cards:
Beman--Out 543 453 435-36
Copestake---
Out '-l---- 554 443 $3.50
Beman--In = AS 81
Copestake--
/ In ----- 554 SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
Carol Southmuyd
Captures Another

Carol southmayd, the areas
top-ranked junior girls tennis
player, has another tourna-
ment title to her credit.
Miss southmayd. a winner
over Nancy Martin In the re-
cent Sidwell Friends School
tourney. defeated Miss Martin.
so. 81, yesterday at Ken
wood for the 1e-and-under
championship Of Greater Wash
ington.
Finals In the boys ie-and-
under division win be played at
4:30 pm. today ct Hams Point
with Hugh Lynch III meeting
Tony Thompson. Il win be the
fourth meeting between the two
In finals matches this season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
Five Mines in Virginia
Set for Blanket Finish

Annandale won at Falls Church.
1912.
Tom Dehaft spanked 4 Sec
ong-inning rally by Washing
ton-Lee with a three-run homer
during q six-run uprising. The
homer was DeHart's sixth Of
the season and fourth in as
many games.
Fairfax plays Wakefield at
9 pm. tomorrow at Bancroft
Park. Groyeton plays Annan-
dale at $3.50 tomorrow at Mount
Vernon and meets Mclean at
8 pm. Friday at Fairfax. WASH
ington-Lee and Hammond tan
gle at 3 pm. Friday at Bancroft
Park.
Geo. whshington 600 900 IL .
oroyeton OO3 800 x---6 Ill /
Phillyay, Bernier CD and Carver;
Schools o'Brien t2l and Curtis
WI O61 O40 liz q 4
Bare, Findlay and Yelverton; FUNK.
nou s Terwillifer t2l. Woeffner and
Home runs--pshars tw-lo, "a. 2 on
lee I; e.s...-------9es 900 o--3 g 4
Robertson and scharty; cockreil and
Mt, Vernon - III 900 AZ Q 2
Mclean 600 POI 0--3k 5
- Monroe and Devore; Lowry, Fennell
Annandale --L 1903 4I0 Ito 6 /
Fails Church 600 0O1 Ia . 9
walker, Tucker % and welch,
Seully t6); Cecil walsh, Drew Landrus
t5( ana Jack Hardy, Charlie Duncan
g. Adams ------ 900 loI O-e 81
!. Tri e and Carr, shreve iSl; Eslin
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9th, none on; Feinstein IcooiidseJ, 5th,
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Burdette.
Woodward Prep 023 100 O--s o 3
National Training 02O 200 o. 8 81
Bradshaw and Haddad, Binker ~;
Skinner and Mcpherson, johnson 80.
Landon 600 100 1--2 s 81
George Mason 900 220 "a g 81
Thompson and Bassett; Adams and