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DemobiAize Wins
At Boy Meadows

SAN MATEO, Calf, Dec. S
CAP Kerr Stables Denohil-
ize went to the front on the
rail today and scored a wire
to-Wire victory in the S22, 500
Silver Anniversary Handicap at
Bay Meadows race track.
Cold Bay was second in the
mile and a sixteenth feature
and Funformoore, third. The
time was 1:44 on a fast track
Well rated by Jockey Willie
Harmatz. Demobilize won cas-
lily by two and a half lengths
Funformoore came on with a
belated rush to beat out the
favored I Step and finished a
half length behind Cold Bay
1t was the winners first ap-
pearance in the Bay area
following a successful cam
paign in the East and Midwest.
The 3-year-old son of Intent
was brought here last week
from Santa Anita.
He paid $3.50, $3.50 and
$3.50 Cold Bay returned $40
and ;. 50. Funformoore paid
50
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50
CONSOLATION DOUBLE PAID 50 80

THIRD RAcE-Purses $500: al
Trench (WilsonD 1920 $50 4.2O
AllahEhem (WajdA) 800 500
Ge He we, Desert Route. Perpetual 9G
Boy. Dinoun. q Long View, Super
Power; Nutmeg Ace. Lototalk, b Lady
Dy. Time, l:14As.
a oztemel g. willow Stable entry.
Riviera Stable entry
FOURTH RACE - Purse. $500:
Scandalmonger (Coy) $50 4.4O $50
HOdelia tRisley) 1920 6.GO
Warm Up tCampbelI) 500
Fairly Pretty, Eudy's Dream. Estan-
eerian' Gtngham Pal. Likely Miss.
eI.Imi5E rHETH asAssE.oi5; RAcE Purse n,,,:
Class win Tell tD,yyl SEQ I.s0 $50
Weighty Problem (Wilson) $40 4.60
Fair Cause (GaffElione) $50
Rustic Of Spring. Eds Market. Aces
nanSeishtS; no1eE aSr Golf Count; c9uIn6t;l Sweet Lips.
claiming; S-yesT -olds and up: 8 iUG, fur,
Little BrOwnette (R'y> $50 $50 $50
Queen Cessna lDunlavy) 1900 7.2O
Bonnie style (Bohenko) 4.6O
pha, Phiiiys sev, HyssEeeter, % I'M Moose a
Baby; oceulated' Sea Story. Tine,
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, 81, 800:
claiming: 3-year-olds and up; s fur
: Bill Huey POnr, sea aso oso
Golden Circle (FairbanksD $50 5.2O
Red Wedgew0Od (MunselD 4,2O
Betsy Gee, Rolling Hoop, Martha
Cary, b Five Forks. Wanted. Success
iiui' 3 Warrior Gorge, Doris Ator. Time,
Baker & Rotenberg entry.
zuchovski & Kaplan entry.
EIGHTH RACE = Purse. $1,000; al
IoWances; 3-vear-olds and up; 8 fur
8 Title Son CPonEl $50 400 $50
Total Oscar (Madden) 4.4O 800
CrisS M. (Wajda) 400
a Snoozie. Gang Miss, Guerdon, Can
ario' Lament, Testing Jet, Dawn B.,
Des Plains. Time, l:l3.
Wise a. Baylif entry.
o merrill & Latimer entry.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing: a-ynar-nlds and ND: IA miles,
Mailin Sailor Fairb'kS) SEQ $50
Hush Man (DunIavy) 300
Go ,Bogie Go, Jean OF, VIKING
Filler, Mr. Baker, Orleans Maid. Julie
Lee, War Tax, The Warrior, Athenal
Time, 1:49%.
TENTH RACE = Purse, $1,000;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; III
Arctic Morn twiIsOn) $50 $50 a.4O
Collision (Waida) 2.60 ego
Gypsies Gold ODunlavy) 24O
Maseamanor. Master Teddy, Puffy,
swoop Down, Texas B. Time. 2:3sM.
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PIMLICO

Continued from Page C-1
Howell E. Jackson's Cross
Channel and Robert P. Trice's
Ashlar. the 1910 favorite,
never developed in the Pimlico
Cup, a race which has shrunk
over the years from two miles
and a half to a mile and a half.
Cross Channel drew of cleverly
in the stretch for Jockey Karl
Korte when Ashlar uncorked
his late charge.
Powhattan Farms Riversun
took third money some six
lengths behind Ashlar.
Cross Channel paid So, So
and S2.20, while the prices on
Ashlar were $3.50 and $2.20.
Riversun's show price was
1920.
Although Cross Channel was
receiving IL pounds on the
scale from his 3-year-old rival
-Ashlar toted ll8, eight actual
pounds more than the 5-year-
old-he was permitted to get
away at 81 odds in the field
of seven.
Cross Channel, a son of
Princequillo and Two Cities,
who had faced far better oppo-
sition in New York. was win
ming his second stakes of the
year. Previously he captured
Saratoga's Merchants and Citi-
zens Handicap. Jockey Korte
was also aboard Cross Channel
when he took the Pimlico Cup
here last fall at a mile and
f1ve-eighths.
The Howell-owned gelding
ran the mile and a half today
in 2.3325. considerably slower
than the track record of 2.292s
held by War Trophy.
Jockey Korte reported after
unsaddling that he felt good
about his chances all the way"
He seemed to have trouole
keeping Cross Channel from
going to the front earlier, but
once on top at the far turn
Evening star., 1959-12-06
IRA Convention
To Open Today

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 5 (AP)
Racing figures from all parts
Of the country gather here to-
morrow for the 18th annual
convention of the Thorough
bred Racing Association.
Activities on the four-day
agenda call for awards to the
champion horses Of 1859. Hon.
ors will go to Sword Dancer
named the horse of the year;
Silver Spoon, Warfare. My
Dear Girl, Tempted and Round
Table.
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33-1 Shot Runs Over Choices
TOWN Fair Grounds Feature

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. S
(AP). - CrabgrasS Stables
Beauguerre, a 33-1 shot, ran
over the pace settlers in the
stretch and left the favorites
in his wake today for a five
length victory in the $4,000
Baton Rouge purse at the Fair
Grounds.
The flve-year-old son of Mr..
Busher, alertly ridden by
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BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

Star Major, is carrying 1873 in
the Metro All Star Mixed Dou-
bleS at Wheaton, and in the
same league Miss Jones has
l24. Such PAGES would estab-
liSh all-time records in the
All Star Major and Capital
Major.
This reporter, incidentally,
cannot remember a season in
which the struggles for indi-
vldual honors in the top
leagues were as tight as they
are now About a single point
behind Weston, at 1913 plus, are
Gerry Stair, his teammate: de-
Tending champion Pat Cres-
.cenzi of William Stalcup Fur
niture and Norman Titus of
Bethesda 40" Lanes and about
q point behind them is Jack
Barkley of Silent Sales Coin
Machines.
In the Capital Major, Mrs.
Kenney and Miss Jones with
their lbs are trailed by Ruth
King of the King Pins at 1T:
Edie Adams, Fair Lanes, l16,
and Beryl Meyer, King Pins, IS.
Keeping Owens on the Jump
in the Metropolitan Circuit are
Kelly Beach. Coca Cola, a point
away; Ed Pugh, Morris Miller
Liquors, two, and AL Price,
Cameo Appliances and Jim
Goodwin. Frederick'S Motors,
three each.
Only in the District Women's
Minor is there a marked differ
ence in the averages of the first
five, with Marian Muller of B.
Frank Joy and Helen Ford, Rod
n Reel, four points behind the
virtually deadlocked leaders.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
Petare Takes
Miami Feature
With Record

MIAMI. Fla, Dec. 5 (AP.-
Anselmo Dorato's Argentine in
vader Petare closed strongly on
the outside and won today's
$4,000 added City of Miami
Handicap at Tropical Park in
track record time.
Third choice in the betting,
Petare ran the mile and 10
yards in l:394s, breaking the
old record Of 1:402s set in 1914
by Spangled Game. He paid
5000 in earning $3.50.
TwO-Length Margin
Petare's margin at the wire
was two lengths over the IA
vorite. st. Amour II, who closed
a huge gap from last place to
catch everyone except the win
ner. Little Hermit was third,
q neck farther back, with Jim
mer fourth.
Last January Petare was
shipped into Hialeah for his
American debut and promptly
won the $4,000 added Royal
Palm Handicap. beating Nadir
He ran three bad races after
that and was shipped back to
Venezuela.
He won only one of seven
starts there, but he was the
best horse today under the
guidance Of Juan Cruz.
Double Pays S27.OO
Jay Boy B. and Senior High
were much the best in the first
two races and formed a $27.2O
daily double.
Jay Boy B.. the AS favorite
in the first race, went head and
head with Cyrob for halt q
mile. then drew out easily for a
three-and-a-half length VIC
tory.
Senior High forged to the
lead on the far turn in the Sec
ond race and went on to win
by three lengths.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID sac

THIRD RACE = Purse. $4,000;
claiming: 3-vear-olds and up: fur
GsisS.I EisS sf.TP f.F P,stS:: Ss5 500 :S s.S @ sSS
Champ Sorter tHeadley) I.4O
Treaty stone. Dona Mark, Miss Mat,
Royal Dude. Joyrin. Time, 1:142s.
FOURTH RACE. - Purse. $4,000;
Claiming; Claim 2;year-olds: 6 furlonGs.
Eis1r ESls Ss Ssn"s ssn1 1853 1863 S
Creole Coquette (BrOuSsardD 800
Madre,. Gailstar. Dewey Jr, Sassy
Nell, Brokers Sun, Mr.. Regnis. Time,
1:14+s.
FIFTH RACE = Purse, $1,000;
claiming; 3-year-olds and up: 8 fur
Red Jack tCOOk) 4.eO 500 ESQ
Daddys Dasher (Skusel 4.6O 800
viii Of Allah tNOno) $50
River Gate Time, 1875.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: al
Grand Wizard tBro'dS $50 800 go
. Ebony Pearl (Meaux) 2.4O 2.2O
safe MESSAGE Cook 2.4O
Prince Gala. Time, ia.
Bishop Stable entry
SEVENTH RACE = Purse, $4,000:
beauguerre (C0mb't) $500 1900 40
Petes Folly (Meaux) $50 2.6O
Redbird Wish Cook 500
Tenacious, Admiral Jack. Chinese.
Time, LA.
EIGHTH RACE Purse, $1,000;
claiming: 3-year-olds and up: lie
miles.
Wise Master Pop'a) 1910 $50 $50
Morning Watch (NonO) IISO $50
Atlantic Wave (BOlin) $50
Hotpoint, Phil E. s.. Jejen, Irish
Jill, Deliberate, Simple Star, Many
Errors. Dark Continent. Numerical.
Time, 1:492s.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
Kay Bermuda Victor

HAMILTON, Bermuda, Dec.
5 (AP).-Bob Kay of West
Hartford, Conn, today won the
professional Goodwill 18-hole
golf tournament with two
over-par 73 for the Mid-Ocean
course.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
SchoIz Keeps Title

BERLIN, Dec. 5 (AP) West
Berlin's Gustav (BubD Scholz
successfully defended his Euro
pean middleweight boxing title
tonight by stopping Frances
Andre Drille in the 14th round.
Evening star., 1959-12-06

TODAY-This is one of those
rare Sundays when Washing
ton is without a duckpin
tournament. excepting house
events, but many of the ex-
perts will find action afar. For
the men it's the VonDreele
Memorial Classic at the Pat
terson Bowling Center and for
the women, the Elizabeth
Barger Open at the Liberty
Heights Bowling Academy,
both in Baltimore.
Granted that a circuit of
lanes is the only conclusive
test Of a bowler's skill, then
the top duckpinners of the
area moving toward midsea-
SON. are Art Weston and Eddie
Owens among the men and
Gladys (Hap) Kenney and
Bobbie Jones among the
women. This has to do en-
tirely with league competition.
Weston of the Fair Lanes,
Inc, team, heads the field in
the All-Star Major League
with an average of 1898.
Owens, with Cameo Appliances,
is the kingpin in the Metro
politan Circuit League with an
average of 1927. Mrs. Ken
ney of Goetz Co. leads the Capt.
tai Women's Major League at
1876, but is only 16 sticks
up on Miss Jones of Peoples
Title Co.
Almost in a triple tie for the
lead in the District Women's
Minor League, at 116-plus, are
Mary Edwards of Norton's
Trophies. Pat Rinaldi of Cap
itol Finance and Helen Pappas
Of Murray Electric. Mrs. Ed
wards. at 1923, is 10 pins
ahead of Miss Rinaldi and 18
to the good on Miss Pappas in
the sharpest race in the leagues
history.
OF all the hundreds of duck
pin leagues in the area, only
the four mentioned here shoot
on a circuit, the All Star Major
at 10 plants. the Metropolitan
Circuit at II, the Capital Major
at six and the District Women
Minor at II.
Many of the bowlers in tie
four leagues can point to bet
ter averages in leagues that
shoot at single plants. For in
stance, Frank MicalizZi. not
among the first five in the All
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID sa7.aO

THIRD RACE Purse. sa.soo;
Great Orbit tGranU 40 SiS
Oil Master lDeSpiritsl $50
Adolph w, Isiblue Sonny's sin,
Azure Pete. Grand Pawnee. Time,
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, s2.4Oo: al
TiCTanses TOm isiovs siEssrolds; .G tpTIO4gs ,S aS an
sTsst s;T;. WIIIi.m .sn,,,I M,IecnArd) 1880 $50
Peter Pie, ABORIGINAL Boy, Rsison,
Modern Age, Elmer. Belle Bolero. Time,
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, s2.4oo: al
y. ffinp p'.'I-''d'i 1890 dfu!!2Rs' a'sS 400
Hasty Lane (ROtE) $40 80
Happy Huntins Fanro, Helvina, spit 5H
Bal; MT; Folly; Time, 1:lQN.
lowances @ sE9SEIFsr'e s9saT-oIdsi f;lio0o: fgS01; al
Master Palynch GRO TAO 40 10
Jet Fuel neonard $50 3,5O
Greek Circle lROtI) 4,SO
John Doe. Moon Again, Quiz Star.
Cup oConee. Thorenbush. Time, l:l0.
SEVENTH RACE = Purse. $4,000
added; city Of Miami Handicap: J.
year-olds and up; mile 20 yards
Petare (CruE) 1910 5.TO Cd
81. Amour ii tSeIIersl 3SO 9S0
Little Hermit (Blum) 6.iO
CLASSY. Shot, Barroco, Dru Awav,
Somnustion II, Jimmer. I'm Willing,
Mariners Guide. Time. 1898 (track
record.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; al
lowances; 3-year-olds up: 8 furlongs,
StIatmat (Gibb) 500 9S(I IN
Color Added (ROtE) 4.5O = AZ
Wise Marble LeonAFd) z 3'IG
Rookie Creek, All Four, Chanak,
Back Log. Gallows Hill, Steel Prophet,
Time, 1'10+s.
NINTH RACE Purse, Sc. 400;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up: lii
Ancrum Castle CB'm) 1910 SEQ $50
Some Front (AllEaier) $40 3.0I
Beau Pond (ROtE) 3OO
Connie Stella, Merrie Wee, Cheaten
Bill. Trico, Flying Venture Time, i IA.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
Nurrugonsett Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, s., 900: claim
4-year-olds and up; 8 furlongs.
Hail Fellow tM'denD 1000 $40 4.2O
Ill Be Happy (CruEl SO so IL, 90
Pharakin (MartlnezD 400
La Four, Pat Foray. Sea Fighter.
Deborah s.. Air Waves. Stola Rose.
Fear No Evil. Pharlaine, Nabbs. Time.
1:l4is.
SECOND RACE - Purse. $4,000;
claiming; 3-year-olds and up: l mile
30 yards
Stepping v. (Wadja) 7.4O 4 90
Place Kick Pong 4aO
Rompton, Long Silver, Miss Blue Ice.
Lovely Dice, Karamu, Broadway Lou,
Akela, Trail OF Gold Time, l:479s,
Evening star., 1959-12-06
CHARTS OF RACES AT PIMLICO

FIRST RAcE-Purse e. 500 caimins: 4-yeaf-oids and
easily Winner Mrs e silysrs gr 9. T. by Mr.. trouble
syns En6s ssS & ane5 T SoW Hoppe
Evening star., 1959-12-06
JOE KELLYS SELECTIONS AND COMMENTS
AT PLML|CO

Mondays Selections Made Track I,
Post
BEST BET-ADMIRAL HoGAN-EETH RACE
FIRST RAcE-Pus. $500; moiden and yea, oLd.. Ie
Evening star., 1959-12-06
Double Pays S27.OO
tropical Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. 80. 1000; claim
ing: 3-year-olds; q furlongs
Jay Boy B. ODesp'to) $40 2.1O ,2.4O
Cyrob (TskOarl ~, 90
Doctor Blaeker (SOIOmOnel $40
Ship Companion, Museful, Bride
Doll, Clark County, Susan W Sweep
Hal Rolling Jody. Time. l:l0%.
Claiming; 3-year-olds; 9 furlongs.
Senior High (Chtte) II.SO 500 T. 80
TAFtOs tSplnAle) 7.4O $50
Lucky Marie Cook 63O
TrllbiX. Bibloom. Amite City. Lets
90 Modern, Check. Irish Eyes, BlufinE,
Tea Dansant. Time, l:l0A.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; eIoimins $4,000
yeoT-olds and up; fuTIonas
SIXTH RAcE-Puss $4,000; eowouee z-yeor-oIds fuons.

q Gee NJ Cohen entry.
BIS. Dewey Gettlieb entry.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
Fair Grounds Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, SO, 900; claim
ing: 3-year-olds; furlongs.
Delightful Time (M'D 1910 7.4O $40
Aerojet (Carstens) $40 q 90
Que-B-Star Hardy SEQ
Lissa's Lad, Little Bonaparte, Corn,
tTriple-Note, Modelisa, Jane Jones.
Miss Noemis, Lorisam, Big Ponnie.
Time, 1:l5.
Field
SECOND RACE Purse. $4,000:
Claiming; 3-year-olds and up; s fur
longs
Mighty Baker (Nono) $50 $40 $50
Ro-Add BALDWIN, $50 3.2O
Niche Colleen (Carstens) 4SO
SAILS Jet, Trying Mr., I'm Coma To,
Rice Bird. Miss Curves, Honor Man.
Time, l:144s.
Evening star., 1959-12-06

Two-dolaT mutues paid-HAPPYFELLOW BOB $500
$500, $500 FREEDOM PARLEY, $3.50, $500. LORD
Handie-Sii2I7e Daily double handle-s1ss441.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, So .50o claiming: 4-year-olds
easily. Winner. O. 8 Moore's b.. m s. BY Pictor-
s5sa S1s5 Tine M" "AmAe' NaueS-Sl'oZo sooo
Evening star., 1959-12-06

- INo-ooHar mutuels pald--MYSIlC IL $3.50, 81 20,
y so MADDOX. s. so. 81 so. SHIELD BEARER, So 90,
Handle-S21e; 534 Total handle-S1,939562
Evening star., 1959-12-06

Two-dolar mutuels paid-SCRIVEN, $1,000 SIS go,
IS 20. DIRcE, 40, So go. PALIsADE. $40.
and and up mile turf Post A4S off at once start good
Tosea Trainsr NJ Il. Dixon vaues-S2275. $780,
$3.50 S175. Time, IA. Cloudy O'
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President was challenged on a Few
selected issues, but his firm posi-
ton, strongly backed by public
opinion, forced frequent Majority
retreats and some surrenders.
AS the S6th Congress opened last
January, the "Spenders" offered a
threat-to the Budget and to our
national economy. Some members
seemed set on launching all kinds
of spending programs. However,
the voice of the people was heard.
The Majority leadership, holding
a finger to the wind of public
opinion, ordered the sails trimmed,
Retrenchment, compromise and ac-
commodation became the rule. Leg
islation Objectionable to the Adj
ministration was quietly modified.
Let us look at the pros and cons.
Outstanding developments of the
First Session included the follow
ing:
Hawaii Statehood-The bill max
ing Hawaii the Nations 50th State
sailed through early in the session
by heavy majorities. After Hawaiian
citizens voted to accept Statehood,
they elected a Republican with
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bald and Martha Shaffer Henline.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Nora Calhoun Henline; two sons,
Theodore Henline, Crellin; Troop
er first class Robert Henline, Mt.
Lake Park; one daughter, Mrs.
Merle Smith, Crellin; also two sis
tiers, Mrs. Jennie x. Wilhelm, Egg
Ion; Mrs. Florence Sisler King
wood, w. Va; and ten grandchil-
dren.
The body is at the residence
where friends will be received I'M
til l o'clock Thursday afternoon,
October 1, when it will be moved
to Maple Spring Church of the
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Chinese name and a Democrat with
an English name to the United
States Senate and Democrat
with a Japanese name to the u.
S. House of Representative and
Republican with an Irish name
to the Governership-jumbled re-
suits which seem to me to be truly
American THE new members in
Congress raised the roster in the
Senate to 100 and in the House to
437, temporarily. The Party division
became 65 Democrats and 35 Re-
publicans in the Senate and 283
| Democrats, 1873 Republicans and
one vacancy in the House,
Labor Reform-With the i'm
pact of union scandals spotlighted
over a two-year period by the
special Senate Rackets Commit
tee, Congress wrote a strong law
to deal with violence, corruption
and abuse of power. In addition,
provisions were written placing new
curbs on "blackmair' picketing and
on secondary boycotts, which have
seriously injured businesses hav-
ing no dispute with labor unions.
The new law, which follows close
ly the Landrum-Griffin Bill, sup
ported by President Eisenhower,
is designed to protect the general
public, as well as employers and
employees. In the House, the vote
for the final bill was 352 to 81; in
the Senate, 95 to 2.
Government Bonds-DeSpite ur-
gent Administration pleas, the Ma
jority leadership decided, after the
collapse of two compromise eff
forts, to withhold authority for
higher interest rates on long-term
marketable Government bonds.
However, a related bill was APP
proved substantially as proposed
by the President 1t raised the in
terest ceiling on savings bonds,
Series E and H, to 4 and "a per
cent
Housing-The o6th Congress
wrote bill designed to permit the
uninterrupted operation of Hous-
ing program business. The final
bill extends FILA insurance on i'm
provement loans, extends the vol
untary home mortgages credit pro-
gram, and adjusts the statutory in
terest rate ceilings governing
mortgages insured under FILA pro-
grams. There was eliminated a
provision for direct loans to col
leges for classrooms, and there
was removed the previously stip-
ulated October l, 1860 cutoff date
for billion dollars in new FILA
mortgage guarantee authorize
tons The new bill spreads the $50
million-dollar urban renewal pro-
gram over 2-year period.
Highway Financing-In order to
keep the interstate highway con-
struction program going, Presi-
dent Eisenhower had proposed a
1-and-12-cent-per-gallon increase in
the gasoline tax. After Sailing for
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The Unique Record of this Con-
gress-In this, our last weekly let
ter of the list session of the 86th
Congress, l will review briefly
and without getting technical-the
work of this session. l do not go
along with those who have rubbed
the 8Gth as a "Do-Nothing Con-
gress.' The first session Of the seth
Congress produced some substan-
tial legislation shaped largely by
the Administration. The Majority
in Congress yielded to President
Eisenhower on broad range of
economic and social issues. The
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MRS. c. H. ECHARD

Mrs. c. II. Echard, OF Pompano
Beach. Fla, aged IS years, died
in Fort Lauderdalc, Fla, on Tues
day, September 20.
She was a daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Davis
and was born in Oakland October
10, 1888. She was the former Clara
Davis.
Surviving are her husband, Cal
vim Ii. Echard, Pompano Beach;
two daughters, Mrs. Elinor Dawdy,
Fort Lauderdale; Mrs Anna May
Janks, also of Fort Lauderdale; 5
grandchildren, 5 great grandchil-
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dren: one brother, Wilbur Davis,
Oakland; also niece and two
nepheWs.
Funeral arrangements were in
complete.
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Brethren at Eglon for funeral
services at 2 o'clock. Rev. Charles
Teets and Rev. Joseph Gersteil
will officiate and burial will be in
Eglon cemetery.
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DIED
MRS. BERNICE v. ZIEcLER

MRS. BERNICE v. ZIEGLER
Mrs. Bernice V. Ziegler, aged
"a, died in Sarasota, Fla, last Fri
day, September 25.
She had been a resident of Sara
sofa for the past three years.
She is survived by her husband,
Frank Ziegler; a son, James, of
Glenellyn, ILL.,; three brothers and
two sisters, Hugh Teets, Oakland;
Rex Teets, Cumberland; Donald
Teets, Baltimore; Mrs. Jerry
Dunno, Frederick; Mrs. Dorothy
Devine, Bridgeport; and two
grandchildren.
Funeral services were conducted
on Monday afternoon, September
%, with interment in a cemetery
in Sarasota.
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Defense is authorized to use avail
able funds for the construction of
such facilities as he may deem
necessary after a determination"
is made. The bill contains S34.879,-
600 for projects in Maryland alone.
One State, California, received
more. Maryland is doing all right.
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September %, following a long i'll
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Deceased was born June 10, 1879,
at Aurora, w. Va, a son of Archi-
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