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MASS, AVE. EXTENDED, Spring
field. Md.-Avail. Nov. Is to
March Is: big brick rambler with
3 bedrms.,, 9 baths. separate din
ing room. full bsmt. with 2-car
garage; nicely furn.: $3.50 A.. c.
HOUGHTON g. SON, INC, 141S
II St, n.ws Oh. 2-e474 or D1.
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KENSINGTON-WHEATON AREA
3-bedrm. brk.: l bath. firepl.: full
bsmt.; gar: S120 mo. 10. 6-1650
KENSINGTON, Rock Greek Pail.
Schools pooi; Si65 WI S-t;t,56
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FOUR CORNERs-Charming. g.
bedrm. brick Cape Cod, with scr.
porch. firepl., garage: avail, Dec,
1; $40 mo. JU. 5-2706.
GE0RGETOWN-5 bedrooms, ga
baths, 2 living rooms, modern
kitchen. dining room, 2aneled
recreation rm.. large brick planted
patio. well secluded. Splendid
closet space throughout. Especi-
ally. suited for family, or bache-
lors' Coop. $l95. DU. 7-556S.
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3O25 ONTARIO RID. NV.

Completely modern bldg. (1949)
carpeted corridors, auto, elec.,
laundry facil Roof dec kover-
looking city; 2 bedrms., 2 baths,
parQuet floors. Excellent closet
space, Air conditioner in liv. rm
Monthly operating fee only S59.25
includes all utils. Cash or COW.
terms.
Call Mr.. Mauk, Sun. and ewes.
HO 2-231S.
ROGER wAsHBURN. Real Estate
925 New York Ave. NV. ST. 3-2S15
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
icoNIlNuEDl

ATLANTIC AND 5, CAPITOL SITS
Mr. Frye. 10, l-bl6l, LYMAN G
DELE a CO., INC, Ii, 1-0S0D
BY OWNER-2-bedrm. apt, mod
ern bath; ideal loc'' Dupont Circle
$1,000 81 500 i sold Cd today
1734 p st. NV, Ant. 40, HU
CONN. UPTowN-l -bedrm. mod
MasanI W.. I"2p1T pnr analM' nalMi'isi siat pAs'neh's
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GLOVER PARK
1880 39th ST. NV.


3 bedrooms. 2 baths, living room,
dining room. kitchen. rec. room,
porch and garage: completely re-
decorated: $135 month. Call Ma.
S-0334 or WI. 6-2S7y.
HILLCREST = 5-yr. .-old 3-bedrm
det. brk. house, full bsmt., excel
loo, avail. Dec. /. CHI. S-4603.
HOWARD COUNTY-Attrac. stone
Colonial; white pillars: ultramod. :;
on large estate. ia. 5-2354.
HYATTSVILLE - A 25-ft. livinI
room with manteled fireplace 4
the feature of this comfortable
home in q most convenient loca.
tion. LARGE separate dininl
room. SPACIOUS kitchen witt
breakfast room. One dormitory.
sized bedroom on 2nd floor and ]
bedroom and bath on first floor
Full basement with ground-leve
entrance. Porch, garage end many
other features, $3.50 month. Ex.
elusive with BOWERS BROS, AP
ERAnn
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LANIER PLACE NV.

MANOR CLUB AREA, 4 miles north
of misunderstanding small l.
bedrm. home on farm; open firepl..
spacious grounds, secluded situa-
ton; Xl0n heat incl NO 7.0RR0
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AVoNDALE
1874 p ST. NV.
APT. 90

Ia blks. east Of Dupont
Circle in q fine well estab:
elev. swDhbd. bldg. YOU
may own q delightful 1-bed-
rm. apt. home with liv. rm.,
dinette, mod. kit. and bath.
larger home In THE AVON
DALE and-for IMMEDI-
ATE sale-will sacrifice for
$4,000 less than cost. DE.
2-5203,
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ARTHUR I. CURING
Mr.. ROCKvnLE-5 rms. kit. and
bath, very mod, oil heat, firepl.
rent only Sl00. RA. 6-1101. Elk
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Shirley Woods subdivision. OF
Glebe I'd. at 26th st.-2 bedrms.,
bath, 2nd A.: 2 bedrms., bath, LIST
A.; attractive yard; full bsmt.
(laundIy. maids rm.,. rec. areal; /;
ment, Wa NH' Ss s1sio0 aa or XII RE. IBPDas sB.P97as.
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FLYNN CO-OPS
OPEN, 2 TIL 5 TODAY
POTOMAC PLAZA
2475 virginia Ave. NV.
AnT Ana

In Washington's ONLY
new, mod. 1906 air-cond.
contemporary coop. bldg.
There Is presently available
q charming efficiency which
the present owners have SO
arranged as to provide bed
rm. privacy. Virtually next
door TO the Dept. OF state
and within easy walking dis.
tance Of many govt. and
business bldRs,. POTOMAC
PLAZA offers bank, beauty
salon and garage In the
bldg. as well as sun-deek
ROOF with superb view OF
D. c. Completely mod. bath
and kit. with separate chest
high oven and garbage dis
posal. Ask for Major 0arvey
N Apt. 4oe or call FE' B.
Z40I.
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HOUSES unFuRnIsHEp

oPEN-HsP. SUNDAY. LanElsy
3 bedrm' rambler. GSs heat: rec.
rm., I'd, Sl25. DIXIE REALTY
CO., Ewes, WO. 6-910O.
PALMER PARKS bedrmS.; cor.
loc.: newly dec, lovely garden.
fenced; many extras; Sli5. SP
3-S4S2.
RENT FREE TO white couple, pref
sGaS' Cs Ssrss dS, cHTsskns d;.s N snS
eottase I on estate in rairfax SlSHn. cous.
" about 20 miles from Washing
ton, No children or dogs. Write,
giving details and referenceS,. to
Box 2o6-V. Star.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ggg sHSF Hsssl' crS Sg;lnfsSi iow lARSt REs4
BEST BUY in AREA. For above
call HARRY ATKIN, RA. 6-S7S9.
TOP < AND IN
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CoLORED-5O r ST. NV
rm. and bath brk. home, in excel.
cond., mr.. city P.O., gas h.-w.
heat. $50. NO. 7-e660.
COLORED, 1911 eth, NV
Lovely new 6 rm. and 2 tiled
4sshf smy 6Den 6S@s tep sS rtnse Fenced Sspt ssTd
gas, h.-w. heat, S10O mo. Phone
NO y-OR6O
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COLORED

COLORED
18th AND QUE SITS. NV.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE
This prominent corner location
with attractive brick building
is an ideal location for a pro-
fessional man such as doctor,
dentist, lawyer or qualified real
estate broker. Separate ONCE
suite and residence: attached
garage; reasonable rent to re-
sponsible tenant. To inspect call
MR.. LYNCH with
WOODWARD & NORRIS
REALTORS
7G3 goth st. NV. RE. 1855
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Mr.. ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE
and Boiling Field-2 bedrms g.,
freshly painted; quiet neighbor-
hood, fenced yard: SS5 mo. or
small dn. pymt. for sale. S12 51st
ave. Capitol Heights. Nd.
Mr.. PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL &
Cath. u; brick: liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit, 3 bedrms., rec rm.. ! "a baths.
Fenced yard Excel. eond.
MICHIGAN PARK. brick, liv. rm.,
din. rm., kit, 3 bedrms., bath.
Att. bsmt. fenced yard. M.
Mr.. CATH. o.: 6-rm. bungalow;
SSb,
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BETHESDA, MD,

Brick rambler situated one mile
from Kenwood, Bannockburn,
Burning Tree ard Congressional
Country Clubs, in an exclusive
neighborhood Of brand new
custom houses.
Living room with fireplace, dining
room, beautiful kitchen with all
modern facilities, 8 bedrooms and
baths, garage. Shown by ap-
pointment.
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MCLEAN. VAS move right into this
immac. brick rambler. 8 bedrms.,
. baths. sep. din. rm., dream kit,
excel. location, $155. CALL WAL
TER R. REYNOLDS CO., INC,
IA rR6O6
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McLEAN.KENT GARDENs-3-bed- d.
Em; brick rsmbler; $50 Gan nj Mt
5-5500; ewes. only, RE. 7.3742.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. new
rambler: fr. shopping and pkwy.;
4 bedrms., 3 baths, den, rec. rm.
with fireplace; pstio:, S196 per mo.
ia. T-9359,
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DRUG STORES

$4,000 key and dn. pymt.
Sc. Colored. Pint trade. ReaS.
md. driYe-in. Excel. location.
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18th ST. NV, mr.. Military I'd
5 bedrms.,, 2 baths on 2nd floor !;
1st floor ideal for entertaining.
with all large rms. den and pow
der room: rec. rm., maids rm. and
bath in bsmt.; $3.50 mo. A. c.
HOUGHTON & SON, Inc, 1918
H st. NV. OIL. 2-9474 or DI.
7-9057.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-17

A Macbeth for Olivier?
By SHEiLAH GRAHAM

in my old age which is coming
up next year" I did not ask
the handsome actor how old
he is. But he looks all of 26!
While at Republic the other
day, / was reminded of when
old Papa Yates tried to make
a star of Vera RalstOn, who is
now happy in her movie-re-
tirement as Mrs. Yates. John
Wayne agreed to make a picture
with Vera on condition that
Yates would finance him for
three of his independent films.
and George Brent. who had al
most retired from moviemaking,
agreed to make five films with
Vera for the round price of
S375 900. AS is known,
Vera, a sweet girl, is far hap
pier now as a housewife.
Audrey Hepburn and Mel
Ferrer, who are renting Deborah
Kerr's home here Nhile Deb is
in Australia, have been receiv-
ing a weekly bouquet from Deb
orah ever since they moved in.
That's the kind of landlady to
have! BY the way, Audrey, COM
pletely devoted to Mel. makes
no decisions without his ap-
proval-the sketch of every
dress she buys is first submitted
to her husband. That's the kind
of wife to have!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-17
THE PASSING SHOW
Gable Mocks q Myth
In Farce at Keith's
BY JAY CARMODY
Drama Critic of The Star

is Just possible that Producers Bill Perlberg and George
Seaton subty suggesting something important to Holly
wood in But Not For Me" at Keith's
With Clark Gable their star they take the subject Of
love and treat much farcca
The effect Of this not to demand that Gable addicate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-17
Missing Husband
Sought in Staying

Police are still searching for
James Reynolds. 81, of 500
Fifty-third street NE. who
yesterday was held for grand
jury action by a District
coroner's jury in the death of
his wife Emma, 81, last Satur-
day in their home.
Police testified Mrs. Reynolds
was fatally struck with a
Iseltzer bottle. Other witnesses
said the couple had been to a
party earlier in the day. Mrs.
Reynolds mother told police
that Mr.. Reynolds had called
her, asking her. to come to the
couples home because his wife
was i'll.
1t. Edward DAILY told the jury
that blood and hair samples
taken from the bottle matched
those of the dead woman. Mr..
Reynolds has not been seen
since the couple attended the
party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-17
WHERE #
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
National - Flowering Cher
ry";; 2:3O and $50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador - 1.-THE FBl
Story; 1:15, 3:4s, $40 and
9 pm.
Capitol - 1.-THE Tingler" /;
1850, $3.50, $3.50, 7:50, GAS and
11:45 pm.
DupOnt-"Back to the Wall;
/, 2:4O, 4:25, 6:10, 1855 and
Gas pm.
Keith's-"But Not for Me-;
1:2O, 1928, 5:35. TAO, $40 and
11:40 pm.
Macarthur wild Straw
berries; 2:35. 4:25, 6:15, g
and 9::55 pm.
Metropolitan 1.-THE FBI
Story: 1880 am, 2, 4:35,
7:10 and 1885 pm.
Ontario - PILLOW Talk; /,
2.55, 4:55, 6:55, 1855 and
1o:55 pm.
Palace - "For the First
Time; 1l:45. las, 3:45, 5:45,
7:45, GAS pm.
Playhouse - 1.-THE Scape-
goat; ITO, 3, S, z, 9 and 1885
pm.
Plaza-"The Lovers; HAS
am, ITO, 2:45. 4:20, sos, 1855
$40 and 11:15 pm.
Town - mo Name on the
Bullet; 1890. 800, 6:15, 9:05
and IL pm.
MISUNDERSTANDING of a
Murder; l0:40 am, 1:25, 4
Z and 10 pm.
Warner - "The Big Fisher
man; 2 and $3.50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-17

HOLLYWOOD (NANA).-If
Sir Laurence Olivier and Vivien
Leigh are willing to work to-
gether in Hollywood, then Kirk
Douglas is prepared to produce
under his Bryna banner the
long time dream of Olivier to
play a movie version of Mac
BETH" with the British actor
knight directing and coproduc-
ing. AS of now, Olivier wants to
make the movie in England. :,
There is talk on both sides of
the Atlantic of trouble in the
Oliviers' marriage. and it is true
that they've lived apart a great
deal in the past year. But I'll
be surprised if they divorce,
privately or professionally.
Robert Taylor has it written
into every contract he makes
that, no matter what, he won't
work during the four summer
months. That's the time for
huntin', fishin' and shootin'. =.
Terry Moore's Platinum High
School" for Metro is a home
coming. Fifteen years ago,
child-star Terry appeared with
Ingrid Bergman in the studios
"Gaslight."
Don't know how Shirley Mac
Lame manages to bounce
around so much. She sleeps less
than any other star in Holly
wood. can average four hours
a night" says Shirley. Lack of
sleep is one way of keeping slim,
anyway. Personally. I prefer
dieting. Cute to see the
names JOdy McCrea and Joel
McCrea side by side on the Re-
public parking lot, where both
are starring in the Wichita
Town" series. 1t suggested a
big horse and a little horse,
though Jody is as tall as his
father.
David Jansen, discussing his
rise to the role of Richard
Diamond" on television: II was
under contract to Universal for
five years. I was always thought
of as a successful unknown.
My show is very rewarding so
far as recognition is concerned,
and monetarily. I'm a silent
partner with Dick Powell; have
a percentage. 1t will keep me
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-17

to learn the receptions Of outer
middle-age, Miss Palmer is an
equally attractive figure.
Baby-faced Miss Baker as
the predatory secretary is well
chosen for her role, but less
able in it than Lee j. Cobb as
the drunken playwright, Thorn
as Gomez as a lizardlike Hol-
lywood producer, and Charles
Lane as Cables agent.
SATURDAY SUMMARY: To
Leo Brady. actor-novelist-
dramatist poet-teacher- direc-
tor, falls the honor Of staging
Tanning Of the Shrew," first
of Catholic University's FIVE
play Shakespearean festival
this year. The production
which opens next Friday night
will have a cast headed by
newcomer Ellie Chamberlain,
as Kate. and Clyde Wadlow, jr.,
as Petruchio Subscriptions
to the festival series will close
on october % American
University comes into the play
production season on october
%, with Lillian Hellman's Lit
tie Foxes" 1t will run three
nights at Clendenen theater on
the campus. AUS December
offering will be Goldoni's 1.-THE
Mistress of the Inn"
Loew's Capitol. given over
next Monday-through- Wednes-
day to the New York City
Ballet Company, will resume as
a picture theater with Tam
ango" on Thursday Mario
Lanza's For the First Time"
is booked for only a week at the
Palace 1t will be followed
by Career" packed with
names such as Shirley Nc
Laine, Dean Martin, Carolyn
Jones and Anthony Franciosa
THE Mouse That Reared"
next at the Macarthur, has
been accepted for showing in
the November San Francisco
film festival :. It's last festival
competition was Cork's, where
it collected honors.
Aside to H. C. Husbands:
Where you been? No letters
in months, but thanks for the
correction in the latest one i
Wendy Killers charming adj
vice to Arena Stages Major
Barbara" cast: please tell
everyone that they won't have
any trouble with the lines.
They're so wonderful all one
has to do is sit around and
say them. And I hope to find
time to visit your wonderful
theater next time I'm in Wash
ington."
"You Can't Take It With
You" will be the first of the
new seasons productions by
the Woodside Dramatic Coun-
Gil 1t is scheduled for two
performances next Friday and
Saturday nights at Woodside
Social Hall Margaret Behr-
man directs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-17
Films of More Than Routine Merit

Films OF More Than Routine Merit
THE BIG CIRCUS"The plots bore circus Bluffs will
enjoy the sawdust- favored fun under the big tOp
LAST TRAIN FROM GUN HILL"-Standard outdoor sus-
pense yarn well played by Kirk Douglas Anthony Quinn
MERRY ANDREW"-Danny Kaye as an amateur archeolo-
giSt digs up Pier Angel, ruin at the circus,
MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT"-Kim NOvak and Fredric March
in Paddy Chayefskys story May September romance
SOUTH PACIFIC"-Nitzi GaynOr and Brazil i'm
gaudy film of the Rodgers Hammerstein musical hit
"TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON"-GIenn Ford and
Democracy cOmicaly meet Oknawan impasse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-17

lilo OAAl OllC nc VllC oSACCAl AAA-
mortally rugged lover. It is
rather to point out that middle
middle age is more wisely used
for relaxation than for repeat
ing one more taxing romantic
experience with an attractive,
predatory junior.
Cables most cheerful associ-
ate in the moderately amusing
enterprise is Lilli Palmer. AS
his divorced wife. she gently
and wisely leads him to accept
the blissful truth that passivity
is the logical end of passion,
and a darned site more COM
Portable.
But Not For Me-" based
upon a play by Samson Ra-
phaelson. presents Gable as a
middle-aged stage producer.
This is a type who lives on
decisions, in the case Of Cables
man the major two being that
he is in his mid-40s, not mid
sos, and that he is about to
produce his greatest play.
The play. dealing with the
pursuit of a young girl by an
aging roue, is headed for a
quick doom until Producer
Gable discovers what is wrong
with it. 1t is the girl who
should be doing the pursuing.
he learns by having to ward
off the clutches of his secre-
tary, played by Carol Baker.
In the course Of the quick
rewrite, an always coy process,
the girl and Gable are drawn
together closely enough for him
to learn that she is also a
great, undiscovered actress.
The danger of this propin-
guilty between the two, however,
is never allowed to develop. 1t
is kept from exploding by the
constant presence of Miss
Palmer, Gables attractive di-
vorced wife who keeps remind
ing him Of the comfort of hav-
ing survived passion.
+ y 4
But Not For Me" cannot
avoid the cliches of its situa-
ton entirely and Producers
Perlberg and Seaton are honest
enough to face this. They do,
however, give their screenplay
some winningly inventive
touches and the benefit OF a
lot of suavely intelligent acting.
Best of the pictures cheer
fully ironic scenes is one in
which Miss Palmer gives q
birthday party for her former
mate. Highlight Of this. of
course, is the arrival of a birth
day cake decorated with lot
more candles than Gable and
Miss Baker are expecting.
ut looks like the Chicago
fire." one of the guests at the
small affair remarks. That, in
evitably, is that.
-
Gable in the act of spoofing
the great lover myth is the key
man on the screen at Keith's.
Nevertheless, as the wise ex-
wife waiting around for him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-17

BUT NOT FOR ME-" a Paramount
Pictures release of a Pearlberg -seato
s SrP by Walter Lang s screenplas By
John Michael Hayes. At Keith's Thtater.
Eleanor Brown Carroll Baker
Kathryn Ward Lii Palmer
jeremiah Macdonald Lee j. Cobb
Gordon Reynolds Barry Coe
Demetrius Bacos- Thomas Gomez
Roy Morton To Tom Duggan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09
=Erdelotz Resignation
Closes Era at Navy

Continued From Page Ell
Rice In the Cotton Bowl game
Of 1858. Erdelatz and his stan
Of assistants went back to Tex
as. 10 look into the coaching
situation at Texas Ann. Erde-
Late turned down the job. but
the action served notice that he
wasn't completely happy on the
Severn.
His assistants viii remain at
Navy. according to Cutter.
They are Steve Belichick, de-
fensive backfield coach and
chief scout: Ernie Jorge, line
coach; Wayne Hardin. offensive
backfeld coach, and Dick Du-
den. end coach.
Erdelatz told Jack Mcdonald,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09
Yankees Drop
Eight Players
By the Associated Press

The New York Yankees cut
eight players and added one
yesterday to bring the roster
to the legal limit Of %. Not
counting in the limit are serv-
ice returnees Tony Kubek and
Tom Carroll, inf1elders.
Purchased from Richmond
was Outfielder Gordon Wind
horn, who hit .345 in spring
training and was named top
rookie in the training camp.
Pitchers John Gabler, Jim
Bronstad, Ed Dick and Short
stop Fritz Brickell were OPP
toned to Richmond.
-Four other players were left
in Richmond for further as
signment. They are Outflelders
Kent Hunt and John Reed
and Pitchers Russ Snyder and
Mark Freeman.
Meanwhile, Cincinnati added
Pitcher Miguel Cuellar, 21-year-
old Cuban, to its roster but met
the player limit by optioning
Pitcher Whammy Douglas to
Havana.
The Cardinals return e d
Pitcher Dick Luebke to VAN
couver, leaving room for Man
ager Solly Hemus to put him.
self on the active player list.
The PhillieS placed Pitcher
Curt Simmons, who faces an
arm operation tomorrow. on the
disabled list and restored In
fielder Granny Hammer to ac-
tive status.
Joe Schaffernath, rookie
pitcher, was added to the Cubs
roster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09
WittCun Resume
Work Next Week

PITTSBURGH, April 8 (AP)
George Witt, the Pirates
prize sophomore with misery in
his right elbow, will be able to
pitch next week.
Witt was examined yesterday
by DR.. Joseph Finegold, the
teams physician, and given an
injection of cortisone. Fine
gold said Wits trouble was an
inflamed area in the elbow
socket.
He ordered Witt to rest the
arm for a couple days and take
daily whirlpool treatments.
The ailment has been re-
curing annually since an in
jury about five years ago. It
cleared up last year after SIM
liar treatments.
Witt then became a vital cog
In the teams second-place
finish, ending up with a go
mark and a brilliant 1.6l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09
Reidy, McC uIloch Play
For HundboIl Title

Dave Reidy and al McCul-
loch play for the District AAU
class A singles handball title
at 1880 tonight at the Cen
trail WMCA.
Reidy and McCulloch adj
vanced to the finals last night.
Reidy defeated John Teunis,
1921. 2l-5, ALA, and McCul-
loch eliminated Abe Oler, 21-9,
21-l4.
In the Glass B semifinals,
Jim ellis defeated Morley
France. 2l-3, ALA. and Larry
Goldberg won over John Miller.
ala, 2l-5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09
Fisher Cops
Fine Spring
For Orioles
By the Associated Press

Young Jack Fisher. a husky
20 year old righthan d err,
thanked the Phillies on three
singles yesterday and became
Baltimore's lone nine-innine
pitcher Of the spring as the
Orioles capped major league
baseball's best exhibition record
with a 80 victory.
The Orioles finished the ex-
hibition campaign with a l7-S
record. The Dodgers. beaten
1873 by Milwaukee. had the
best record among National
League entries at 1910.
O'ToOle Wins Job
In other closing exhibition
games yesterday, five pitchers
combined for a three-hit shut
out as the Giants defeated
Cleveland. 20, at Omaha.
Rookie Jim O'Toole won a
starting job with Cincinnati by
pitching a two-hitter for a 81
decision over the White Sox at
Indianapolis. Kansas City beat
Dallas, SIS, and the Yankees
whipped Richmond, 1912.
The Red Sox, runnersup to
the Orioles with q 1911 record,
and the Cubs (l2-14) were
rained out at Houston.
Fisher, a 6-foot2, 205-pound-
er. also raped a two-run triple
as the Orioles punched three of
their four hits in the second
inning against Seth Morehead
at Baltimore. The Phils wound
up with an 11-l4 record.
WOrthingtOn Wins
Red Worthington got the de-
cision for the Giants, following
Jack Sanford to the mound and
then giving way to Paul Giel,
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Joe Shipley and Dom zanni
The Giants finished with q Is
IS record. The Indians were
l2-l7.
O'Toole. %. gave up Q FIRST
inning homer by Jim Lands
then breezed. He touched OF
q clinching two-run eighth with
q single. Dick Donovan tool
the loss after blanking the Red
for five innings. The Reds had
q ISIS exhibition record. The
White Sox were 1910.
The Braves counted six firSt-
inning runs at Jacksonville
Fla, chasing the Dodgers
Sandy Koufax. Henry Aaron
then added q three-run homer
in the third OF Bill Harris a;
the Braves finished with an IL
is record.
The Yankees finished with q
1912 record. batting around In
q four-run first against then
farmhands at Richmond.
Whitley Herzog's double wor
for the AS in the ninth al
Dallas, giving Kansas City q
1918 record.
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Red Worthington got the de-
cision for the Giants. following
Jack Sanford to the mound and
then giving way to Paul Giel,
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Perkins Wins
ListIess Bout

CHICAGO, April 9 (AP).-
Eddie Perkins Of Chicago wor
a split 10-round decision from
Los Angeles Paulie Armstead
last night in a spiritless bout
of lightweights.
They banged away before a
TV audience and a cluster OF
98l Chicago Stadium custom
ers with inaccurate shots ard
frequently clinched.
There were no approaches to
a knockdown.
Referee Walter Brightmore
gave Perkins a 1916 edge and
Judge E. Allen Frankel also
saw it for Perkins, 47-46.
Armstead's hacker was Judge
Harold Marovitz, who called it,
48-47.