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NATIONAL.

Continued From Page Ale
hitter as the Cards evened the
four-game series with Los
Angeles by beating Roger Craig.
Bill White and Rookie Gene
Oliver drove in all Of st. Louis
runs. White knocked in two
with Q single and his 18th
homer. Oliver had a two-run
single and a sacrifice fly.
-Four were elected in the
argument filled game. They
were Manager Solly Hemus.
Don Blasingame and Ken Boyer
Of the Cards and Duke Snider
Of the Dodgers.
! Bob Friend, after seven fail
pres. finally posted his Tooth
victory and his fifth of the
season. The Pirates 22-game
winner of 1858 was tagged for
ii hits in the opener, but his
mates helped him with three
double plays and reliefer Bob
Porterf1eld came to his rescue
IN the ninth when the Braves
got their lone run. Dick Stuart
drove in both Pittsburgh runs
on Juan Pizarro with his 18th
homer.
Warren SPAIN won the sec
ond for the Braves. doing out
eight hits for his 18th triumph.
Lee Maye and Frank Torre,-
with two hits and two runs
each, paced the Braves nine
hit attack.
Shortstop Joe Hoppe hit q
three-run homer to feature a
six-run, sixth-inning attack in
the first game, and Don Card
well pitched q six-hit shutout
in the second game to highlight
the Phils' double victory over
Cincinnati. Wally Posts 18th
homer was all Cardwell needed.
10 came in the first inning with
9 man on base.
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Young Briton
Takes Title
AtNeWport

NEWPORT. n. r. Aug. II
(AP) AN tinseeded English
man on leave from his fathers
building contract business has
won the Newport Casino in
vitational tennis tournament
singles title. sf
Tony Packard. 2s-year-old
member Of the British Davis
Cup team, upset third-seeded
Ron Holmberg Of Brooklyn. N.
Y. yesterday. ST, 90. 81,
|0-6, SIS.
Pickard's speed and know
how at the net served him in
good stead against the Tulane
University student.
Making his debut In America
this summer. Pickard wrapped
1t up by breaking Holmberg's
service In the sixth game Of
the final set. Holmberg lost
four straight points In the
game, the last on Q muffed
kill.
Mexico's Gustavo and An
tonic Palafox won the doubles
title by upending Pickard and
Bob Wilson. a fellow English
man, 6-6. Ga, Ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-17
Four Oppose Nine
Here Tonight in
SoftbnII Contest


"The King and His Court
put on their softball act at
gGrif1th Stadium tonight for
the first time since they began
touring the United States and
Canada in 1916. The novelty
show and nine-inning game
start at 8 o'clock.
s Eddie (The King Feigner,
35-year-old pitcher, will be
supported by only three players
Catcher Meade Kinzer, First
Baseman Jerry Jones and
Shortstop Mike Meilicke.
: They will face q full team
called Ten-23 Restaurant, Hill
crest Night League champion
the last two years. Feigner, who
pitches a part Of each game
blindfolded. had a record Of
l.782 victories and ITO de-
feats from 1916 through 1858.
He has pitched 705 shutouts,
402 no-hitters and 121 perfect
games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-17
Bemon Opposed
By Tough Field
At Minneapolis

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. II
(AP).-Two Walker Cuppers. q
swarm Of college stars and the
elite Of Americas weekend
golfing army opened the pres
tige-laden Trans Mississippi
tournament today.
It will run for six days at
the Woodhill Country Club
course near suburban Wayzata,
ending in q 36-hole' title match
Saturday.
The favorites to get that far
are Defending Champion Jackie
Nicklaus, the 19-year-old better
from Columbus, Ohio, and
Deane Beman Of Silver Spring,
Md, 81, the British Amateur
champion.
Both helped Uncle. Sam
crush the British in this years
Walker Cup matches.
Nicklaus, as defending cham
pion, is not required to qualify
in the medal-play rounds today
and tomorrow to pick the "a
|match-play competitors.
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Eastern Golf
ToWett|aufer

PORTSMOUTH, Va, Aug. n
lAp). ~ Ward Wettlaufer Of
Buffalo. N. y, q member Of the
United States Walker Cup team,
won his second consecutive
Eastern Amateur golf title yes
terday. finishing eight strokes
ahead Of Horace Erwin Of Kin
ston. N. c., amateur champion
Of the Carolinas.
Wettlaufer, 20, finished with
284 on rounds Of 7i-73-69-7i.
The 284 tied q tournament rec
ord established two years ago
by Tom Strange, who now Is
golf professional at the Eliza
beth Manor Country Club, site
Of this years tournament. Par
at Elizabeth Manor Is 70.
Erwin finished with 2o2 on
rounds OF 73-74-73-72. Wright
Garrett. II. Of Danyille, Va, the
tournament medalist, and Al
bert Yancey, 81. Of Tallahassee,
Fla. q member Of the United
States Military Academy golf
team, were deadlocked at 293
CARAT had 72-70-74-77. Yam
cey had 7i-72-76-74.
Bracketed at 298 were Bill
Harvey Of Greensboro, N. C..
and Wayne Jackson Of Hamp-
ton. Va. A stroke back Of them
were John Eisinger Of Bethesda
Md, and Ed Justa. Rocky
Mount. N. c.
w.. B. McFerren Of Silver
Spring. Md, who took the senior
championship Saturday, fin
ished with q 306.
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Sponish Girl Fails
ChunneI Swim Try

DOVER. England. Aug. II
(AP).--A seasick senorita was
hauled sobbing from the
English Channel yesterday after
swimming from England to
within earshot Of the French
shore.
Montserrat Tresserras Of
Spain gave up the attempt
after IL hours and 46 minutes
in the water. She was less than
half q mile from Cap Griz Nez.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-17
PUNcTURE SEAL
1UBELESS

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SENATORS
Continual From Page All

Continued From Page Ais
straight en- route to dropping
IL IN q row.
Pedro Ramos, who had been
walloped six successive times,
Enotched his 18th win with the
aid Of Truman Clevenger and
Dick Hyde yesterday. The Sem
ators also snapped the streak
of Walker, who had whipped
them four times without q loss
since crashing the league.
Ramos owned q shutout when
he departed in the eighth with
one out, but the bases were
loaded. Clevenger got out Of
the jam with one run. Bob
Boyd hit a sacrifice fly to score
Chico Carrasquel, who had dou-
bled and moved to third as Billy
Klaus walked and Gene Wood
ling singled.
The Senator's boosted their
lead to 40 in the sixth after
Becquer singled. Courtney also
singled. and when Rightfielder
Al Pilarcik allowed the ball to
get past him. Becquer scored
and Clint continued to third.
Faye Throneberry got Courtney
across with a sacrifice fly.
Another error helped the
Senators pick UP two more runs
in the seventh. Billy Console
singled and. with two out, so
did Lennie Green. Willie Tasby
bobbled the ball in center, en-
abling Console to score and
Green to make second. Lemon
then pumped Green across with
q single.
NOTES: Five of the Senator'S
runs were uneafned Both
teams compiled nine hits, with
Becquer and Courtney supply
ing two each for the Senators
and Carrasquel. Brooks Robin
son and Joe Ginsberg getting
two apiece for the Orioles.
Camilo Pascual is about
ready to resume pitching after
being idle for more than two
weeks with an ailing elbow.
but he'll probably be tested in
short relief roles before being
trusted with a start. -. Allison
spiked Klaus left wrist when
he kicked the bali from Billy,s
glove. but the second baseman
stayed in the game after having
the wrist bandaged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-17

The Sofewoy or De luxe. freed
design that gives foster stopping
action. greater resistance osoinst
side skids plus the economy OF
sreoter vmileose. Get o set Of 4
OF this price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-17

The SAFE-WAY NYLoN, .. 5.
Royols ore Pressure Tempered.
This exclusive process further
sofety strengthens NYLoN to
give greater blowout protection.
Pressure Tempefins is another v.
S. Royol Sofety-First exclusive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-17
Robson to Oppose Wilson Sunday
For Glenn Dole Golf G Championship

streak when he was three I'D
with three to play against Mrs.
Roger Sheriff. Mrs. William
Parent and Marie Spates.
But his opponents, using
their handicap strokes judi
ciousIy. won the last three holes
TO square the match. and
Houghton still is looking for
his first victory.
In the women's club cham
pionship qualifying, Mrs. Ro-
land Delaney won medal hon.
ors with 87-87--174. Mrs. Ralph
Wagner was next, e9-e6-t75
and Mrs. David Kreiger was
third. ol-e0-161. Match play
starts next weekend.
SILVER SPRNG-Ben Nc
Clay. q retired General Ac-
counting once employe, made
q hole-in-one on the l55-yard
18th hole with q iive iron In
q round with Phil Mayeaux,
Richard Rose and Bill Quigley.
WEsTBRIARGeorge Ora
ham. jr.. son Of one Of the
public links bosses. won the
junior club title. defeating
Jimmy Gindell. / up. Cliff
Bowers beat Joe Cunningham
8 and 5, In the first flight and
Chuck williams beat Lenny
Schrank. 6 and 5. in the sec.
ond.
Westbriar defeated Quantico
l8M-ll1a. In q team match.
WHITE FLINT The host.
were easy 24-6 winners ovei
Oxon Run in q metropolitan
Washington Golf Association
team match.
ARMY NAvY-Comdr. T. j
Kelly and A. F. Gustafson LED
the early qualifying In the clut
championship with one-ovei
par 73s.
LAUREL PINES Medalist
Frank Payne. q former Dis
trict public links player, won
the club title with a 7-and-f
victory over Robert Williams
in the scheduled 36-hole final
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the other Is that II was set of
by probably the finest start In
the history Of the club.
Playing the back nine first
on the Big Chief course. Rosin
started 3-3-3-3. which Is birdie,
par, eagle. birdie. four under
for four holes. He had 81 for
that nine. and 40 on the front
for his n.
Bernie Cortland was next with
e5-2l-6l and Bernie Moltz
won low gross with q rs.
Richard Becker. l5-year-old
brother of Mike, the club
champion, won the club junior
title with Q 2 and / victory over
Harvey Nathansen. Jackie Ros-
enberg won the first flight over
David Keller, 2 and l, and
Stephen Silver the second over
Sanford Weinstein, s and 4.
Low net In the husband-and-
wife championship went TO Mr.
and Mrs. Wolford Berman with
1856 minus q combined handicap
Of 81 for 1874. Two teams tied
for low gross, Mr.. and Mrs
Jake Blumberg and MIR. and
Mrs. Richard schattman with
1888 EACH.
COURT HOUSE-Quay Gill
vice president of the Fairfa,
i Club. led his team to Q 53-4t
victory over q club team cap.
tanned by Haynes Osborne. the
club president.
Gil. q l6-handicab player
teamed with Jack Smell. whit
had q ~. and they won az o.
8 points from Osborne, a s.
1 handicap golfer and Lloyt
Wordon. who has O. IS handi.
cap. Sixty-six members com
lpeted on each team.
1 NORBECK - Bud Sickman
| and Jack Gam will meet II
one seminal Of the club NINA.
ture tournament next week
and the other match will bt
4 between Sam Kline and Walter
Diener.
/ Sickman defeated Max Ger
shen. 2 and !. Gam defeated
Lenny Sake, 4 and 8. Kline wor
over Sam Abramson. ! up. and
Diener defeated AL Bremen,
/ up. Qualifying was at scratch
and matches are on q handicap
basis.
1 WASHINGTON-Gol Chair.
imam Bill Miller figured in q
pair Of cup tournaments ovei
the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller won the
ball Cup mixed scotch four
some tournament with an s.
minus Is handicap for q net
80.
/ Ann Miller donated the cur
in the match play event for
9 to II handicap players. which
Bin Hotter won by defeating
Tony Siciliano. 8 and 2.
| PRINCE GEORGES ~ The
/ 36-hole combined score, minu.
handicap Board Of Governor,
Trophy tournament was wor
by DR.. Tom Mccormick and
Bill Dodd with a score Of 80;
minus a handicap for q me-
l278. They had o 10-stroke mar.
gin over Pete Elderkin and Jos
Lalley with 356-6e--288. Thirt
went to Jack Bishop and Ray
ICiomei with 338-4S-290.
] Washington G&CC's 81
team defeated Prince Georges
1912, at the latter's club.
i AL Houghton. who has beer
playing a challenge match
against three picked womer
members Of his club for u
years. has lost 10 straight bu
thought he had broken tn,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-17
Marlboro Offers
Tog Team Match

Haystacks Calhoun and Red
Bastien, will take on Chris and
John Tolas in a tag team
match in tonight's wrestling
show at Marlboro Motor Race
way.
Johnny Valentine m cts
Chief Big Heart in the fea-
ture bout that opens the pro-
gram at $3.50 o'clock. In other
matches Rickie Starr faces
Jack Terry and Argentina
Yuma wrestles the Zebra Kid:
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Souc|lak Sets
TourneyMark
InEasy Win

DETROIT. Aug. II Cap =,
Now that Mike Souchak has
decided to become one Of the
idle rich for g few months. per-
haps some Of the other golfers
win be able to register q little
profit here and there.
Big Mike won the $4,000
Motor City Open golf tourna-
ment yesterday with q record
breaking performance. He
went into the final round pro-
tecting a seven-stroke lead and
won by nine.
This time, the payoff was
$500. That makes his earn
ings $4,000 over the last i've
weeks and $4,000 for the year,
including some unoficial money
like the $4,000 he won at the
Tournament Of Champions In
Las Vegas.
! 1T all spends, though" said
the easy-going former end and
Iplacekicker from Duke Univer-
sity. But now I'm going home
Ito rest. I deserve q little time
of, I think"
Mike couldn't get an argu.
ment from the 70-odd circuit
players. Most Of them have
had to grub it out while Sou
lchak collected one payoff after
another.
I Souchak. 80. won $1.450 fol
q 10th place tie in the Flint
Open. collected 5000 for the
Western Open championship
$4,000 for q fifth-place tie In
the National PGA and another
$1,000 for a second-place tic
last week in Cleveland.
| Souchak set one record and
tied another yesterday as he
mastered Meadowbrook's par-71
Layout. Mixes second-round s.
tied the course record for Il
holes. and his winning total
of 268 was five strokes better
than Meadowbrook's previous
72-hole total. He finished with
a two-under 60 although bat
ting soggy conditions caused
by q severe thunderstorm which
held up play for an hour and Q
half.
Doug Ford finished strong
with rounds Of 81 and 10 to
gain q second-place tie with
Bill Casper who had q ANAL
day SO. Each won $2.050.
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BUT DOESN'T TALK LIKE IT
Young Iowo Golfer
Among TourneyStors
~ MERRELL wHITTLEsEY
star stan writer


Sharon Fladoos Of Dubuque.
Iowa, Is q very attractive young
lady Of l6 who is one Of the
favorites In the USGA Girls
Junior championship starting
at Manor Country Club today.
but Sharon talks more like an
old-timer than q youngster
whose career is ahead.
II guess I'm sort Of q has
BEEN" Sharon said yesterday
after q practice round. II went
to the semifinals of this tourna-
ment when / was IS. and that's
the best I've DONE"
But Sharon didn't say that
when she was q semifinalist in
the national girls Junior at Is
she was q positive sensation.
The same year she beat jeanne
Goodwin, one Of the ranking
women golfers. In the first
round Of the Palm Beach
championship in Florida. She
lost q tight second round
match to Mary Ann Downey
Of Baltimore.
Conquests Are Many
Sharon has left her mark
in women's golf in her home
town and state. She is three
time Junior champion Of Iowa.
five-time city champion Of
Dubuque, twice runnerup in
the Iowa State women's cham
pionship. twice runnerup In
the western Junior. and win
ner of the Southeast Iowa title.
which includes women golfers
from four states.
This is Sharon's fourth USGA
Girls Junior at the age Of Is.
and although she hasn't won
the title. she hasn't lost to any,
body who wasn't at least a
semifinalist. When she was Is
she lost to jeanne Gunderson,
the winner and Women's Ma
tional Amateur champion in
1857.
When she was II she lost to
Judy Eller in the first round.
and Judy won the title. Sharon
won the consolation. Last year,
at IS, she lost to Diana Hoke
Of Pittsburgh, who was a semi
ffnalist.
Third In Iowa
The Iowa State title this
year was won by Mrs. Ann
Casey tombstone. a nationally
ranked player. Sharon apollo
gized for finishing third, but
her scores were 77-77-S2-75
in the 72-hole medal play tour
nament.
Sharon. who win play in the
USGA Women's Amateur next
week at Congressional as a
one-handicap player. was ac-
companied here by her mother.
father and a kid brother and
sister. Her dad is manager Of
the Dubuque Country Club.
Her 11-year-old sister Jackie
won her flight in the recent
Western Junior.
Sharon has played o couple
Of practice rounds at Manor
and likes the course. She says
it's comparable to the course at
home where she had two us
and q rs IN the State Women's,
and she hopes to play that well
at Manor. In fact. she says
liegl have to II she hopes to.
vim this title In her next-to-
last chance.
NOTES Ten Withdrawals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-17
Tigers Shift HurIers

DETROIT, Aug. II (AP).-
The Tigers have traded pitch
ers with their Charleston farm
club, sending down knuckle-
baller Barney Schultz (1-2)
and bringing up Jim Stump
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standing municipal golfers be-
fore he moved to Arizona, and
Staley Wilson will meet, for the
Glenn Dale Club title Sunday
over 50 holes.
Wilson was champion there
when the club was known a'
Prospect Hill. and runneruT
in 1855.
Mrs. Jack Smith. former
champion at Prince Georges
won the women's club title
yesterday with q back nins
squirt that accounted for a
and 3 victory over Mrs. Doul
Smiley. Mrs. Smith, rnedalis'
with an IS. was only l up a
the turn. Mrs. Smiley also wa
runnerup last year.
Mrs, Ray Sofield won the first
fight final over Mrs. Wilbul
Beall. / up. The second wen
to Mrs. Andy Andrusic ovel
Mrs. Bob Miller. 8 and 5. ant
the third to Mrs. Howart
Chambers over Mrs. Lee Cozad
I I'D.
Philip Hanley made q hole
Iin-one on the l75-yard 18th
holing q three-wood in th'
company Of Hugh Park ant
Henry Jacobs.
BROOKE MANOR-Mrs
Helen Konopa and Lillian Fore
must win their semifina
matches in the women's clul
championship next week to Sc
up q repeat Of last years final
which Miss Ford won.
Miss Ford defeated ELL
Smith, 5 and 4, while PEI
Badger defeated Mrs. Jacl
Daily, 4 and 8. Mrs. Konopa
a participant in the USGl
Women's championship mex
week at Congressional, won,
and /, over Mrs. Walter Foley
Mrs. Ken Burnett. mother o
one Of the Districts top JUNO
golfers. defeated Mrs. A. J
Nelson. 6 and s.
In the semifinals 1t viii b
Mrs. Konopa VS.. Mrs. Burnett
and Miss Ford VS.. Miss Badger
Brooke Manor's first two
man team championship wa
so much Of q hit that . secont
was started. with Dick Koeste
and Glen Trossevin winning
the medal with a net best bal
Of s..
CONGRESSIONAL JOSEPH
H. Riley shot rounds Of 80 an,
n and deducted IL handical
from each to win the Treasur
er's Cup with 157 minus "A TO
1873. Billy Shea, formerly on
of the areas top amateurs. VOL
gross with q 74-76-150 an,
could be rounding into shap'
for q serious crack at the clul
championship.
The finals Of the husband
and-wife match play cham
pionship viii find Mr.. ant
Mrs. r. w. Danischefsly. tn
defending champions. agains
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Mccormack
The Danischefskys defeate,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Oldt. 4 an,
3. in one seminal and tn
other went to Mr.. and Mrs
Mccormack over Mr.. and Mr..
o. M. Reed, / up.
kENWOOD john Dunn
club champion in q 36-hol
final last year. proved he wa
the clubs best at q quarter o
| the distance when he won tn
miniature tournament. defeat
ing M. A. Bost, 2 up, in tn
9-hole finals. Dunn was on
under par and needed
against Best, who had twl
handicap strokes.
Other fight winners:
| 2nd-chester Henniger def. H. I
Mc sdGeRalpR sritton def. villa,
Wolhfarth, ! up, ~ holes.
4th--R. A, Curtin def. Or. T.
ssS-br. j. W. Nssbit. DEF. wilIial
ssh.w j. -sDurri.r def. =. H. i
| DuttOn. 2 and 1. m
Sth-C, w. etanfield def. r. v
Cavanaugh. 2 and
INDIAN SPRING-Leon Ros
in has two fond memories Q
q "a. the lowest round Of hi
career. One is that it brougn
him the DR.. A. Thomas Ut
trophy with a 74-il-63. ant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21
Johnson Joins
Landscape Stoff

s The National Housing Cen
ter has announced a change
lin faculty for its School Of
Landscape Design" to be held
during the evenings Of April
-l3 and 20 In the center. 1925
II street NV. Miss Margaret
Lancaster. garden consultant,
win be unable to lecture due
to illness. She win be re-
placed by Carl N. johnson,
extension landscape special
list at the University Of Mary
hand.
Other faculty members are
Edward K. Bender, agricul-
.;turist with Q chemical firm;
John c. Ferrara, q nursery
man, and Edward r. Carr,
former president Of the Ma
tional Association of Home
Builders, who will be moder-
ator.
Tickets are free. and must
be obtained in advance by
writing to the National Hous-
ing Center. The program the
first night will be repeated
the second night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21

Worn spots on q waxed
floor may be eliminated by
patching the places with
liquid wax. This prolongs the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21
Patching With Wax

life Of the overall wax ap-
plication.
The liquid preparation
cleans as II wakes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21

DIRECTIONS Shirley Highway cIoveeof
right 500 feet ohe light then right Back Lick Rood blocks to
Avenue left blocks Dnwtdde model homes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21

Here hondsoms home styles in brand community
located where everything is best for fomy living shopping,
churches. schools. swimming pool post office bru and
bosebo field with orsonzed Leagues Space provided for out
door living and fom privacy Deluxe features Of each the four
fine homes epIoees, individual landscape plans Towering
trees eoeh o feezeop refrigerator nouro birch eobnets,
100 electric service. counter cooking top disposal units
drives and poste bathroom fixtures Thirty year FLA
financing is ovolobIe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-10
Oldest U. conuI

The 22-mile canal that links
Virginia's Elizabeth River and
Hampton Roads TO North Caro-
lina's Pasquotank River and
Albemarle Sound is one Of the
oldest artificial waterways in
the United States. Slaves began
digging the canal in the late
18th century. the National
Geographic Magazine says.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-10
Indio Constructs Lab
To Record All Quukes

DELHI, India .-One Of Asia's
finest chronological observa-
tories is being built on a rocky
ridge near the University Of
Delhi.
The main vault where the
fully automatic recording in
struments are TO be installed
Is to be completed this sum-
mer. The various seismographs
viii operate day and night and
be sensitive enough to record
vibrations caused by earth
Quakes anywhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-10

Your Dollar Buys More in the Do~nstair. Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-10

One of the most graceful Of all types,
and you won't have to woit for years
ond years while they grow, because
they're already from 8 to II feet
high OF Hechineer's where nursery
stocks ore guaranteed.