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The DO. was silent for moment. Tn
thoughtfully, II don't know. 1t was ms
do. Perhaps he was after more pearls. p
think he came back hoping he'd find Ella
the good God alone knows what might
pened il Elizabeth Forster hadn't been
and very clever woman"
When Elizabeth saw Peters come ashor
ketch, she felt anything but brave. But
when his heavy tread sounded on the
veranda, she went out and faced him.
She said, as evenly as she could, what
do you want? What have you come back
for?''
Peters stared at her insolently. He said,
1--WE just come back. that's all. I've de-
cided / like it here"
She saw the look in his eyes. 1t was the
look that she had seen there before.
Peters was in no hurry. He was quite
happy to wait until her spirit broke. He
even told her as much, to her face. He
had couple of days before the ketch re.
turned to pick him up. He was quite con-
6dent that, before those two days we're
up, he would have had his way with her.
TT WAS noon when he arrived. For the
il rest of the day he lolled on the We.
randa, shouting for food and drink.
Elizabeth obeyed him DULY, moving like
a woman in an evil dream, filled with fear
and loathing.
The sun famed down at last into the
sea, and then the added horror of dark
ness was upon her. Her spirits sank to
their lowest ebb. But it was then that
faint ray of hope came to her. And it
came in the simple circumstance of her
remembering what day of the week it was.
1t was Friday, and in his note to her,
John Webster had asked her to let him
hear from her not later than Saturday
each week, so that he would know she
was all right
The spark died almost as soon as it was
born. She obviously couldn't send let
ter while Peters was there. No doubt the
District Officer would begin to worry
when it didn't arrive, but equally GER
tainly he would wait day or two before
sending someone over to investigate. By
then it would be too late.
CHE SAT tensely in chair in the living
- room of the bungalow. Twice Peters
came to the door and stared at her, then
lurched away. Elizabeth shut her mind
to the thought that at any moment he
might come to the door again and not go
away. Instead she cast her thoughts
lOngingly across the twenty miles of sea
that separated her from the DO. and
safety. And suddenly the spark of hope
was rekindled in her mind. She got up
and walked resolutely out on to the We
randa, where Peters was sitting slumped
in her husbands chair. She said stead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-22
OImedo Won't Be Barred
If Perry Jones Has His Way

HAVERFORD, Pa, July %
(AP) Alex Olmedo won't be
suspended by the United States
Lawn Tennis Association if
Perry Jones, Davis Cup captain,
has anything to say about it.
Jones made that statement
last night, shortly before o.
medo told banquet audience
he was sorry about the way he
conducted himself at the Ma
tional clay court tournament
last week in Chicago.
1t was Olmedo's first public
comment on the incident.
The National Clay Court
Committee accused the Peru
Wan star of deliberately throw
ing a match with Abe Segal of
South Africa. The committee
has recommended to the Lawn
Tennis Association that o.
medo be suspended.
The Wimbledon champion
and Davis Cup star arrived
late for the Chicago tourna-
ment because of other COM
mittmentS. He played three
singles matches and a doubles
match before meeting Segal.
alex played in Chicago at
my request" Jones told a news
conference after arriving for
the Pennsylvania Lawn Tennis
tournament. He was actually
suffering from battle fatigue. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-22
Barbara Diggs' IA
Tops Classy Field
At Congressional

Barbara Digs of Manor gave
the Districts women golfers
reason for encouragement in
looking to the Women's ANA
teur Championship at Congress
siOnal when she played that
course in "A yesterday to draw
rave notices from a field of l24
IN a one-day member-guest
tournament.
The field included Anne
Quasi, the defending Women s
Amateur champion from Ever
EFT. Wash. Mary Ann Downey
of Baltimore, the former Curtis
Cup Player, and Jane Schiller
Of Salisbury, the Maryland
State Payne Cup champion,
plus Georgia Mae McKeever
and Mrs. Frank Cush. the Dis
trict and Maryland State It'll
lists. Miss Downey was second
low individual scorer with a
Is.
Miss Digs, recent semifinal-
ist in the Maryland State. and
1S-year-old Kathy Keppel won
low gross with a 70. Low net
went to Joan Champion and
Miss NTcKaavar with O IN IN q
draw over Mrs. c. L. Jewett
and Mrs. CuSh. Second gross
went to Mrs. j. L. Barnicle and
Miss Downey with a II. and
third net to Mrs. Vern John
son and Mrs. William Weitzen
of Indian Spring, II. Division
II net went to Mrs. w. B.
MarOshek and Mrs. Grant Boss
of Chevy Chase, 70.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-22

Doug Lindsay is making a
comeback at the tender age Of
II, and he hopes to bow out
of the junior golf ranks with
the District Junior title today
at Woodmont Country Club.
Doug was a finalist in the
USGA Junior championship
last year. Since then, however,
he has been experimenting
and has had a rough spring
and summer in area junior
competition.
Lindsay, out of high school
for a year, hopes to enter
Houston or the University of
Maryland in September. He
will be over the age limit for
the USGA junior next month,
Following an unimpressive
qualifying round of 80. Lind
say won his first two matches
yesterday at Woodmont. To-
day he met Richard Gambia
tese of Kenwood in the semi
finals. The winner will meet
Bobby CORN of Woodmont or
Lance RICHTER of Kenwood.
Ronnie RICHTER, no relation
to Lance, was a 5 and 4 victim
of Lindsay in the first round.
Ronnie currently holds seven
high school or junior titles,
RICHTER was suffering from a
pulled back muscle. He walked
in from the 14th hole. He was
four down at the time.
RICHTER may cancel a trip
to the Canadian Junior this
week end unless he gets i'm
mediate relief from his ailing
back.
Lindsay was one under par
at the time the match ended,
Lindsay later defeated Bus
Garrett of Washington with
three-over par golf. The three
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-22

Later, at a banquet for
players entered in the Pennsyl-
vania tournament, Ohm e d c
said:
I'm sorry everything hap
pened the way it did. I'll
watch myself more closely ir
the future"
The Lawn Tennis Associa-
tons Executive Committee will
not consider suspending Oh
medo until its September meet
ing-after the Davis Cup chal-
lenge round.
Jones said he would name
the Davis Cup team this week
Olmedo is expected to be or
lit again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-22
TEE TO GREEN
Q, AERRELI wHITTLEsEY

But whether or not her golf
game is ready by August "a.
she shouldn't be late for her
starting time.
NOTES.-The Prince Georges
County Jaycees invite all I'M
der-Is youngsters interested in
the Jaycees' National Junior in
Portsmouth, Va, to report to
Glenn Dale Club at $50 am.
Friday for a qualifying round.
Bill Briggs, USGA sectional
affairs representative, has a
warning from the home Office
in New York that entries for
the girls championship at
Manor will close July 81. En-
tries for the Women'S Amateur
at Congressional will close Au-
gust 6. and the deadline for en-
tries for the National Amateur
at Colorado Springs is August
II. Deane Beman is an auto
matte qualifier for the latter.
The Virginia State Golf AS
Sociation's version of the Vir-
ginia Open will be held August
21-23 at Pennington in Char
lottesville. for a $500 purse.
Entries must be on VSGA
forms. and filed by August l3.
Belle Haven will be host
to the Middle Atlantic boys
and girls junior championships
Monday through Wednesday.
The host club is accepting en-
tries.
Argyle has closed entries for
next weeks invitation tourna-
ment with 200 already signed
up. eight over the limit. The
tournament will lose some of
the star players because of the
District Amateur this week.
but with II full flights the
contestants will have more
fun. John Grub will be back
for a title defense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-22
Fiery Net Play Carries
OImedo to Third Round

with GO, 60 victory over
Left Beck. Philadelphia, and a
6-3, IS triumph over King
Lambert, Washington, D. c.
Sally Moore, Bakersfield,
Calf, and Gwyneth Thomas
Shaker Heights, Ohio. first and
seconds eded respectively
have not yet played first-round
matches. They were i'll yes
terday. Miss Moore won the
clay court title.
Among the seeded stars win
ming women's matches was
Donna Floyd of Arlington, Va,
who beat left-handed Dot
Evans, Cynwyd, Pa, 81. 60
Another winner was Barbara
Weigandt of Alexandria, Va,
over Joy Vanderana of Phila-
delphia, 60, 6-l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-22

thrill in golf vas when she
PLAYED her first round with her
present employer He vas a ma
uonally known amateur. She
was l3.
Miss Quasi. now n. wears
her black hair cut short She
has q wonderful smile. and a
charming personality She S
extremely modest about her
golf
When the recent Stanford
University graduate was II
years old. she went to the
quarter finals of the WOmen's
National. She was a Semif1nal-
list the following year At 10,
she was a quarter finaliSt and
at 20 a national champion
After the Nationals IN Con-
necucut last year. she entered
her senior year at Stanford.
She remained out of competl-
ton until the intercollegiate
this spring in North Carolina.
Judy Eller. who won the tOurn-
ament. defeated Anne IN the
third round
Since then Anne has played
in the wOmen'S National Open,
where she was low amateur,
and the Western, where she
lost in the Qusrter-finals to 10
Anne Gun6erSOn. the eventual
winner.
That 10 Anne" Miss Quasi
was saving at Congressional
yesterday. where she played in
a member-gueSt tournament,
is terrific She hits the ball
20 yards past me Wait until
you see her. she's terrific
Miss Quasi said she'd have
to be aWfully lucky to make it
two straight at Congressional.
I was lucky last year. there
are so many good players You
win only when everything is
going for you
She was not hitting the ball
too sharp in her first look at
Congressional yesterday. and
had about an 81 She said she
liked the course. thought it was
fair. She recognized the Robert
Trent JOneS-deSigned greens as
soon as she stepped on the back
nine.
Anne plans to practice in the
late afternoon and mag take
out a summer membership at
one Of the area country clubs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-22
FIGHT RESULTS

SEATTLE-Pat McMurty. 1911, Ia
Kenneth Square, Pa. 3
SAN JOSE. Calf -Baby Brown. l3l
San Jose. knocked out Frankie Dusrte,
ISt. Sonora, Mex. >
NEW BEDFORD. Mass,-Joe Denuc-
ct. I64, Newton Mass, knocked out
Archie Whitfield l55. New York ;.
FORT ERIE, Ont-Rock Fumerelle.
156. Buffalo. n Y. outpointed Teddy
Roosevelt. $50. YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. $.
FRESNO. Calf Phil Meyer, $50.
Portland Greg. outpointed Augustine
R0Ssles 1904, Mexico City, 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-22

When Anne Quasi puts heI
women'S Amateur champion
ship on the line on Monday
August "a at Congressional,
the young lady from Everett
Wash. practically will be a
resident of the Nations Capt.
tai.
Anne will spend the remain
der OF the summer as a vaca-
ton replacement I'm the ONCE
of Representative Jack West
land. who in 1852 entered Con-
gress as the National Amateur
champion.
weStland met the little girl
who was q gOlftng sensation in
his home town eight years ago
Yesterday she said her first big
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-22

HAVERFORD, Pa. July %
(AP) Alex Olmedo is playing
with pep and enthusiasm in the
Pennsylvania lawn tennis
championships as compared to
his SpiritlesS showing that
brought criticism in last weeks
clay courts tourney at Chicago,
Playing his opening matches
yesterday, the United States
Davis Cup star and Wimbledon
titleholder was a determined
hitter as he whipped M {
White of Austin, Tex, 6-1, 6-l
and Alan Roberts of Brooklyn
60, 60. Today the Peruvian
is matched against unseeded
Allen Fox of Los Angeles.
Two other seeded stars. Bar
ry MacKay of Dayton and Ear
Buchholz, jr., of st. Louis, also
won two matches.
Hard courts at Merton Crick-
ct, Haverford College, Bryn
Mawr College and Haverford
School were used when Mer-
ions grass surface was too wet
from Mondays heavy rainfall
MacKay. the defending
champion, who is seeded Sec
ond, defeated Don Ralph, Beth
esda, Md, 60, 60, and Al Dris-
cole, Hollywood, Calf. 60, 6-1
The fourth-seeded Buchholz
was extended to 6-8, Ga. g.
2 before beating Straight Clark
Philadelphia. Earlier he elm
mated Robert Potthast, Wau-
keSha, Wis, 60, 6-3.
Abe Segal, the South Afri-
can who defeated Olmedo If
last weeks controversial match
also moved into the third rounc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-22
Hit by Baseball,
Youth, IS, Dies

ATTLEBORO, Mass. July
% (AP).-Paul Gordon, Is. an
American Legion Junior base
ball player. died in Sturdy
Memorial Hospital last night
of injuries suffered Monday
when he was hit in the head
by a thrown ball.
Gordon, son of Mr.. and Mrs
wallace Gordon of Mansfield
Mass. was hit behind the left
ear and suffered a conclusion
as he ran for first base in a
game with New Bedford, Mass
He was wearing the regulation
batting helmet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-22
British Pick Rees
As Ryder Cup Head

LONDON, July % (AP).-
Dai Rees, who led Britain's
golfing professionals to their
first victory over the United
States in "a years, has been
reelected captain for the Ryder
Cup match at Palm Desert,
Calf, November 7-8.
Britain defeated the heavily
favored United States team, Z
matches to 2, with one match
halved at Lindrick, England,
two years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-22
Lindsay Shoots at Title
To End Junior Career

other semi-flnaiists also are II
years old,
Gambatese has a year re-
naming at Bethesda-Cha Wy
Chase High: CORN is a gradu-
ate of Wilson High, and Lance
RICHTER will enter his senior
year in high school in Cleve-
land.
Lance RICHTER is the only
one of the five USGA qualiflerS
remaining. Ronnie and Sob
Understeir. who qualified for
the trip TO Stanford, lost in
the first round, Danny Boone
did not choose to play in the
junior, and John Yoder was
not eligible.
Kent Kittle, who was left
off the Bethesda team in the
recent Interclub matches, beat
two team members, Billy Bortz,
8 and 6, and Billy Cigich, 2 and
|, to enter the semi-flnals OF
the l4-15 fight. He meets
John Gavin of Bethesda, while
Tom RICHTER. Ronnie's brother,
plays Ricky Billingsley OF
Bethesda in the other semi
final.
Mike Burnett of Brooke
Manor and Larry Mason Of
Army-Navy met in the finals
of the 1918 year fight.
! Championship flight:
/ Firs, round:
| Bobby CORN, Woodmont, defeated
Bob Understein indian Spring; . ana
feated Chuck Werner, Manor 3 and
>; Lance RICHTER, Kenwood, defeated
Don Conner, Washington. / up, l9
holes. Bill, Mcbride, Argyle defeated
Chuck Wilson, Confessional. 3 and
Richard GambateSe, Kenwood, defeat
ed nets Maroshek, Congressional, D
and 4: Ronnie Jamison, Goose creek.
defeated. Tom Curtis. Ma9nr. ana !;
Ronnie Fighter. Prince Georges; , and
"a; Bus Garrett, Washington, defeated
Jim Doukas, Goose Greek, A and g.
Quarter finals; CORN defeated Bern,
stein > up; Lance RICHTER defeated
Mcbride . and l: Gambatese defeated
Jamlson, > and l. Lindsay defeated
Garnet, l up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-22
Jonet Gallagher
Sets Swim Marks

Janet Gallagher yesterday
set a National Junior Olympic
record of 2:15.4 for the 200
yard freestyle in the girls IN
der-16 year division during q
swimming meet a the Takoma
Park pool.
Miss Gallagher also set a Dis
trio AAU Junior Olympic lec-
ord for the 100-yard freeStylt
when she was clicked at l:O0.7
Jan Myhre, Re. Mcdonald
and Tom Murphy also vert
double winners.
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be purchased with FHA financing,
Call SHANNON e. LucHS, REAL
TORS, 2055 Wilson blvd. IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21
OFFICE BUILDING

list time offered Approx. 5000
So #. OF air-cond. once space,
plus bsmt, for storage. LIST floor
Is ideal for hiEh-class store in
1900 block OF Connecticut ave.
Can be financed.