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Evening star., 1960-08-03
Foreign Student
Group Tours DC.

Twelve foreign students from
Camp Rising Sun in Rhine
beck, N. Y. are here for q week
of sightseeing and briefings by
local officials.
Representing IL. different
countries, the students are in
this country from the end Of
June until September. At the
camp, which is supported by
the Louis August Jonas Foun-
dation Of Walden, N. Y. the
students live with 40 Ameri-
cans.
Yesterday the group was
briefed at the State Depart
ment and paid q visit to The
Star.
Evening star., 1960-08-03

the two candidates perform
ances in this campaign and not
their parties record or ma
chinery will be the deciding
factor.)
Nixon Victory Aspects
ANixon victory. giving Repub-
licans control of the House,
would knock the Southern
Democrats out of their COM
mittee chairmanships and re-
place them with Republicans.
But 1t may be fallacious to
consider this a boon to hackers
of civil rights bills for this
reason:
If conservative House Repub-
licans ignored Nixon and
teamed up with Southern DEM
ocrats, as they have in the past,
the blocks to civil rights bills
would be just as effective as If
the Democrats ran the House.
The picture gets even a little
more confusing when you re-
member this:
In the Senate, where only
Evening star., 1960-08-03
GWCompiIingA All
World Languages

George Washington Univers-
ity is making the first compre-
hensive compilation Of every
language existing in the world
today.
Although no one knows the
exact number of languages now
in use. the final total probably
will exceed 5000, according to
Prof. Siegfried H. Muller, di-
rector Of the project. The work
will be done under an Office
of Education contract.
Evening star., 1960-08-03


one-third of the seats are at
stake. the Democrats have such
an overwhelming majority they
will retain control even though
Mr., Nixon wins the Presidency.
And there. just as in the past,
Southern Democrats would re-
tain their committee chairman
ships. Still, despite their power,
they weren't able to prevent
the Senate from passing civil
rights bills in 1857 and 1860.
What does it all add up to?
Simply this: It's going to be
tough choosing for those most
Evening star., 1960-08-03
THE GREAT ISSUES
CiviIRights Hot 7 Topic
For Nixon, Kennedy

The Democrats odopted strong civil
rights plonk. and the one big fight
in the Republican NotionoI conven-
tion wos over following suit. The
subject is certain to figure prom
inently in the eompoisn. This
ortieIe is the third Of five on the
major eompoisn issues.
Evening star., 1960-08-03

THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. C. HAMAHNI AaNne
Wednesday,. August ). 1850 9SI1StOI 1NSWS
Evening star., 1960-08-03

WASHINGTON
ARLINGTON
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-09-19
OLIVE STUFFED MUSHROOMS
MAKES | dozen horS d eouVreSl

NMahes uoZen hOIS q COUNTESS
Wash mushrooms and remove stems. Brush
mushrooms with , tablespoons butter or margarine
and brol 3-4 inches from source OF heat minutes,
or until Drowned.
Meanwhile, chop stems. Add stems and onions to
remaining tablespoons butter or margarine. Cook
until we'll Drowned. Add olives and sherry cream.
Mix we'll. Fiji mushrooms with olive mixture. Broll
ga inches from source of heat minutes, or until
olive mixture is lightly Drowned.
L pound mushrooms finely chopped
cup melted butter - cup chopped pimlento-
or margarine stuffed green olives
medium sized onion,
tablespoon sherry or light cream
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-09-19
OLIVE CHEESE HAPPY TIERS"
makes "a hors d'oeuvres)

Makes "a hors d'oeuvres)
Roll out pastry lightly floured surface to 1/8
inch thickness. Cut into "a al 3 inch squares.
Place cheese on squares and top with olives Bring
opposite corners of pastry over olives and pinch
together. Place on baking sheets and bake in very
hot oven (450 deg 10 to minutes until Drowned.
recipe plain pastry
"a thin 1-inCh squares proceSSed
Cheddar cheese
"a large pimiento- stuffed
green olives
BROILED CHEESE BACON HAPPY TIERS"
MAKES y happy uzers'0
Cook bacon over low heat minutes; drain
absorbent paper. Place olives on y squares of
cheese, top with remaining squares of cheese.
Wrap With bacon fasten with toothpicks. Broil
10 inches from source OF heat to minutes,
OF until bacon crisp.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-09-19
SPANISH DEVILED EGGS
makes 10 horS d'oeuvreS)

Cut eggs in half lengthwise. Remove yolks and
mash. Add mayonnaise mustard, olives and salt
and pepper. Mix we'll. Fill egg whites with olive
mixture. Chill we'll before serving.
, hard-co oked eggs II cup chopped pimiento-
tablespoons mayonnaise stuffed green olives
ll2 teaspoon dry mustard Salt and pepper to taste
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-09-19

Miss Redd'S acceptance
as a make-ltp specialist
came as Tie result Of care
fltl preparation. She re
ceired formal training at
the Betty Bonn Modelling
School, IN DeS MONIES, and
the American Institute Of
Business, in Chicago. Three
gears Of pirate tutorship
from leading make-up er-
not Sd Sinnn md ~
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-09-19
By Edith Redd

a. MS. .: s.:.. : :;:::::::: Is. =
came as the result of Ia l.
ful preparation. She -
ceired formal training at
the Betty Bonn Modelling 81
School, IN DeS MONIES, aud %A%>x~
the American Institute OF 4NS
Business. in Chicago Three NsS ~ Ks#A
gears OF pirate tUorShp ss1SSE&eNSsA0~
from leading make-up ca
pert Sid Simon aud ap-
premiership CBS-TV tollored She has made her
mark professionally instructor at Black Studios
nuke-up expert the Slponk Arnold Fields Salon.
and beauty coRSultant tor major cosmetics firm.
Beginning neat issue. gor make-up problems rii be
anStcered IN thus cohuan. Send yolu questions TO:
Edith Redd Tone Publications Ine 702 63rd St Chicago
nID put on too much makeup? This is one of the
4 most frequent worries that faces today's woman
- The problem of using the right amount of makeup
without going to either of the extremes of"too much
"tOO little" can be a serious one.
Modern women lean toward the natural look. This
implies makeup job which plays up the good features
without resortng to heavy and unnatural effects. This
principle should not foster the impression that makeup
should be stunned The proper of the right kind of
make does harm to the complexion and often does
wonders for the appearance.
Generally, most women object to a lot of makeup
because they afraid that they will look THEATRICAL
1t true that bizarre effects be achieved but, in
general the fears about creatinga theatrical appear
unfounded.
Theatrical makeup at time quite different
from that which worn in the street. 1t was heavier
in texture and was appliedheavier This thick makeup
designed to obtain a "masque' effect
Today's theatrical makeup, for the most part, is
thicker in consistency than street makeup. Al
though the technique of application is different the two
makeup types very similar. The only real differ
is in the celebration. Theatrical make-ups pro-
duCed in coors created for the medium in which is
to be used.
Many still hold views of the Theatrical" look
which relate to the old principle of stage makeup. In
their minds it means heavily made-up and refers
indirectly to visions of grease paint and fright wigs.
Actually the only way woman will geta 'theatri-
CAL look is to exaggerate feature beyond all normal
proportions Women, who say that they do not want to
look this way, may be wearing the most exaggerated
eyebrows imaginable However, they are accus
toned to seeing this in the mirror that it to be
natural at least to themselves
1t only goes to prove that we are creatures Of
habit Just because have always done something
in particular way is guarantee that it is correct
Perhaps il would be advantageous ovew makeup
habits effectively. The most pressing question is not
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-09-19

- slices bacon
u plmlento- stuffed
green olives
p Lunch cheese squares.
about ! 6-inCh thick
Evening star., 1960-03-31
BOuSlDeUF'

Second Floor Woshnoton Street Floor. Arlington
IS Youths end studens 24ss ard 2e IS Suits
oknd ourd weight and woshond nubones Sizes
y TO SO the Regulars. Sims and husky included
l3.es
Boys Cotton Sweate Shirts. Comparative volue 298 and 398
Famous make 1000 fine hort-seeVe shirt
coo ond knit wosbond Solid coors fony poterns
to 20 I.9S
Below, Second Floor, Washington Only
Boys Weer Wo so 800 Broken assortment wosh shorts
knit Shirts shirts cotton sock trunks flannel
sh1s, slipper sox, sweoers Broken 99e
26 Boys 6Se TO sse Assorted Underwear, broken sizes
3se, for LOO
81 Boy 1895 TO lSss Ideseent Topeoots sizes 500
"a Boys zss Heovy Denim Western Jeans. e. 8, TO-
l.ss, for 500
Jr soys 1899 deseent zpLned Topeeots, sizes g. H.
500
50 Boys sss Lined Wool and Nyon Blue onneI sIoe sizes u
to 20 in group 500
s j.. Boys 14's AuwooI Tweed zp-Lned Topsoot..
z-sas ond $50 Shirt and Slack Sets sizes 10 ond Y 29s
6s-3es and 4Ss Cotton Eonne Lined soes Jeons
ken sizes l.os
81 Youth. Students 1895 1926 AWooI LINED Top
eoots, sizes 3 to SO in group 1888
SO Boys 1899 Yeo' Round Suits broken sizes to IS s9s
81 Boys and Students 1919 24s5 Sport costs sizes to SO
n group 1888
zs Students ss sss Spring Suits IS 3d. equos and longs
$500
Evening star., 1960-03-31
Mems Furnishings
Street Floor, Both Stores

Street Floor, Both Stores
Limited Quonty Mems Dress Shirts. Perfect irreouors
soed mussed reduced from stock cIeoonce Broken sizes
I.ss
Mems Cotton Shorts Assortment of boxer shorts whites ond
fonces Most oil sizes in group Soc, for |. 90
Mems 2Ss Cotton Flonne Sport Shirts Limited quantity long,
sleeve fonne sport shirts Broken Reduced l39
Mems Cotton Peomes Sonouzeo q % residual shrnkoqe
cotton broodcIoth. fully Coot and MILDLY styles Most oil
sizes in group l.9e
Mems zoo $50 Leother Belts Fomous n,oke vorious
poterns and coIors. Broken 8se
Below Washington Only
Mems 495 TO 79S Saek Fonous- make socks reduced
to clear. Broken 299
l6 Mems 4ss Corduroy Sport Shirts, long sleeves 23e
4s Mems ouofod Red and White Stripe Shirts and prows Eoeh
100
s. Mer's 2.99 Lons-SIeeve Sport Shirts ~ .-.--- I.3s
10 Mems 395 Liehtweish Short Sleeve Dress Shirts 80
81 Mems 400 Sho-Sleeve Femous-ksks Knit Shirts 90
10 Mems lrres Paioma Points 90
II Mems res. Poiems coots ------- 100
Mems 500 Sleeveless Sweaters. snnoIl ony--l.e7
81 Mems sos Femous- -koke Vests --.-.------l.9e 80
20 Mems 5.25 Pejomo and Slipper Sets l.s6
Mems Short Sleeve and Long Sleeve Sport Shirts ussed Soc
II Mems Swim Trunks. mussed soed LOO
6-,95 InsuIoted Vests
25-Mens Flonns Mite Cops --------- 2se
- Mems 500 Fianne Mite Shirts ------------i.6s
81 Mems Irres l.sS Terry Wrap Areunds- sse
Below, Arlington Only
10 Mems $50 Tuxedo Shirts ------------------ls ls7
10 Mems Pajoma end Slipper Sets I96
8 Mems SOS Femous Make Vests l99
II Mems Odd Pojomo Coas and Points Eoch 90
lo-l.95 es. Terry wrep ArOunds sse
IS Mems FIonneI Mite Cops ----------------- 29e
so Mems 500 end 500 Jewey Sets les
plus tox
80 Mems I.5o Bow Ties --------------2 for 100
10 Mems 500 Valentine Poomos 2s9
Evening star., 1960-03-31
TOuINmd
Lower Level, Arlington Only

Lower Level, Arlington Only
z-sss Six in one Combination Bowling. Shufebosd, Darts
Colt, o:SS
I2-l9s cruwI Tracks with helmets sSe
6-sss Cowboy Suits assorted sizes and styles ---!.SS
I-6ss croquet, four ploY on stond, os is ---- 5.F
z-Il.es chIds Upholstered Rockers. postc s.SS
3-9.os Electric Ponos sond -----------4:SS
Iz-l.9s chiId's All Metal Ironing Boords ------ sse
I-9os Record Player stond. 78 RPM --------4 4.SS
2-l4.ss Record Players. 78 RPM, in corNino eose asS
900 Sho Boss Of Blocks Z.SS
3-7.9S Sky Sweeper Rocket lounehen ------- 3.SS
500 PoyskooI Kddie Kor Co. sompe - 499
l2-2.4 HoIsote Topsey Turvey TVS ---------- s9e
l-9ss chIds Electric Stove, somple 3.SS
Fourth Floor Washington Only
2-4ss chIden's cotehers Gloves, floor sompes lo9
l-6eS chidrens Cotehen Glove, floor sompe 3.4S
5-69s chdrens First Bosemons Gloves, left handed, floor
sononIe, 3.49
3-4ss chdens Fielder, Gloves. honded floor sompIes,
l.9s
3-sss Children, FisIdes Gloves. honded floor ompIes,
z.ss
lass Basketball Cool ond Punching Bog set metal stond
oss i2.SS
SASS Punching Bess metal adjustable stonds floor
sonpIes 9.s9
lass Ping Pong TobIe. regulation SIZE striped floor
sompIe 1899
I-I2ss Hot Rod Racer, floor son,pIe 1888
-l4ss Doll Coach, shokIe gear. chrome eeo metal body
soled -------- 7.49
I-ess Boston Block Rocker floor sompe -------s.4 $40
l-ll.S8 Metal e-Sow. floor sample -------- S.SS
-zSss Spring Horse meto stond floor sompIe 15.ss
4-4.9s ChIdren's Typewrters. soied ------- 2.4S
l5-l.4s Mosie Wooden Spoilers. boxed ----- 7se
2-498 chIdrens Electric Ploy Ronses, floor sompe 249
l-9.9s n. o. Missile Set, floor sompIe 4.4s
o-3oo HoIsate Topsy Turvy Educational Toy children to
yeors 9oe
100 Towel Set to Monosrom, boxed 4se
lo29s Hot Box Coes for children and their do solid Sse
Evening star., 1960-03-31
Stationery Items
Upholstery Dept.


II Regular 1873 ReodyMOde SipeOve" for sOtos; TO- A.
modern sizes S'SS
assorted eoo 1 nS' and oS"ee So%es 's'''''' s9S
ls-4ss Heovy FHnsed Throws for sectional furniture -
for side and sections; assorted colors co. S.SS
iono 1V",' pr. I277
27-3ss cins-Fh DoerOn PoIyester Throw Covers for
chairs 6Os71 assorted coIors 2.59
IS Reg 1898 Solid Color Loed Fiberses Gloss Fiber
Draw Dyape,ies:s 90" Iona S.9S
50 Reg. lss Rsody-Mode SIipeOvers for studio pillow
co. ''VV
II Reg s.ss and s9s Dust RufFIes assorted colors
and pottern S'SS
so Reg z.ss sIipeoven for dining room chair; 2pe. -
sets; orness - set I'oS
~ Reg 1898 Reody-Aode prO~ oropeies; fully lined; 80
90" long ?f' Ivy
20 Reg sss TO 1898 Resdy Made Studio Cove" with
pillow eSS
- Rec. 1898 Reody-Msds Studio Covers With z or
pillow wv
5i,s s:s With 'yS n,too NS3'o" o~o 1ss
II Res. 4Is No-lron BroudeIOth nripov curai"s; -.
with muIti-top 50" long ------------ ~
Evening star., 1960-03-31
Lingerie

Second Floor Washington; Street Floor, Arlington
500 Cotton Stripe chor,broy Poomos, junior sizes 200
400 Cotton Seepweor Paomos. WozLensh Gowns Boby Doll
Styles sompe sizes only ZOO
4.o9 Cotton FlonneIette Sleep coos broken LOO
S.eS NyIon Petteoo broken 3.ss
4ss Nyon Theot Wu1- Length Gowns, pretty trims. broken
sizes --- 3.SS
Nyon Tieot Pettieoots white, postes broken szes-s9
Evening star., 1960-03-31
Girls Wear

Fourth Floor Washington; Second Floor, Arlington
20 Girls 500 Lined sIoeks and Matching Shirts size only 500
$3.50 HeIenee Stretch Tights l.9s
$3.50 Plaid Roineoots with hoods or hos 400
80 Girls 59S and 1893 Dresses prints Solids sleeveless,
4.Ss
20 Girls 29s end 80 Cotton FenneI Paomes .ss
20 Girls 4ss and .99 Full PIeuted Skirts ---- 2ss
$3.50 end 7.99 Pre-Teen Skirts Solids ploids 3ss
Evening star., 1960-03-31
Knit indies
NecktUeUf.

Street Floor. Washington Only
100 2ss Cotton Shorts PedeI Pushe Skirts, Bouses, Poy
vi and Tops broken assortment 5se to l99
loo SompIe Neekweor including Peter Pan, Vneck and platter
coIors Also short ll-ins 59e
100 Printed Royon seorfs. large size rolled hems light
grounds ---------- 6ee
Evening star., 1960-03-31
Costume JetCeIru

Street Floor, WosNmoon Only
Groups Costume JsweIry. assorted styles eoch price,
sse, lS9, l.9e plus tex
100 compoets .------ ------- 5se, for LOO
4-7.So Joponese Jewel Boxes, os is---------- Lac
Jewel Boxes, is, " price soc to Lao
ll-l6So $500 Imported Metal Jewel Boxes 500 1000
Evening star., 1960-03-31
Mems 500 to 7.50
Fomous-Nome Bil!foIds
And Women's 2.95 to 3.95
Cigarette Case and Key Case
LOO " 2.A0 Ps' s.s
Leothergoods, Street Floor, Both Stores
Linens
Leothergoods, Street Floor, Both Stores

Street Floor Both Stores
3se Mohex Dish Towels 75qo cotton 259o linen } for 90
zss-34s Cotton Seeter Rugs 30x6o 24x7o"---- z.2s
Sec 4se TO sse Poeif and Wemsuo Hand Towels for sse
Hand Blocked Cotton India Prints 70x9o" 1888
2xl08-n size ---- ---------- 2.5s
o0xl 08-n. -------- 299
Sec. s9 Pacific Truth Muslin Sheets, 72xl09-n I49
Soed Blankets, oil obeed properly fiber content y
" off 399 TO 1899
Sec. Cotton Filled Mattress Pods size I88
Full size 2S8
ss5 4s5 Cotton Mattress Covers box spring. regular
foam rubber sizes. First quoIy slightly soied LA
79s Double Hollywood Bed Cotton Chenille Spreads assorted
coors ------. 3.9o
2.9s Wamsuta Continental Both Towels, 25x5O" l9s
Hand Towels S9e
Wosh Cloths ace
2qe Voue koarctic Pot Holders l9c for 55c
Evening star., 1960-03-31
Foundations

Second Floor. Washington Only
5000 TO 7so Puon Ponty GirdIss for figures NJ
s.se
2soo to 400 Fomous Make Longtime Bros, assorted fobcs
broken sizes l.sS
1855 to l29S Discontinued Style Corseetes with
back ond front bonnq Broken 500
3o-S5o Long Line Stropess Bus black broken 399
ZSZSo WorneTS Speco Pulon Panty Girdes broken
1
Evening star., 1960-03-31
Hosiery
Nursery Furniture

FUUTIn
hiss Stonderd Size PIoy Yord, floor sorpIe l4.Ss
5-6sS Combination Booster Car Seo blue and ivory conb
notion -. --. ------ 2.99
l-e9S Cor Bed floor sompIe 5.99
1898 Stroller corrooe combination blue floor sompe 999
4-s.45 cosso Jumpers floor samples 49, .-------. 4.99
l-Io49 TayIor Tot Jumper, floor somple ---- - 5.99
ll49S Toyor Tot Stroller, blue ond ivory floor sonpe 1888
l-7.ss Cor Sect. blue, floor sompIe 3.9s
s.os
l2s5 Storkne Stroller swivel wheels. conopy, floor sompe,
1899
I-349s Double Dropside Crib birch finish floor somple
1899
Ill so Innersprina Crib Mottress floor soropIe 1899
Evening star., 1960-03-31
SpOFfS1ceO1.

Second Floor. Washington; Street Floor, Arlington
Comparable 7s9 1929 Orion Aerye cordisons in cobIe
ond novelty stitch bulky knts, broken and coo Sss
Comparable Misses ss 100 Skirts wool and novelty
tobrcs scot lined, broken sizes 1000
3.9s Monosrommed Bouses docron ond cotton All no
except lOQUV>IZ. White with grey -------- --- 2.ss
Evening star., 1960-03-31
FaErS
Junior Dresses

Second Floor, Both Stores
1928 TO 1898 Cotton and Royon Dresses broken ord
coos 10 IS 1890
sss i4.ss Gotten end Royon Dresses. broken
eoors size ronoe to IS ,.g-a--..- = .-------6 $50
Second Floor, Washington Only
$500 TO $500 Wool Winter ces broken and coors
ronoe 5 to II ~ - 1900
sss Motor cOots, broken and coIors-------so 500
Evening star., 1960-03-31
Notions
Housewares
Street Floor, Washington Only

Third Floor, Washington Only
1853 Set Of Four Hordwood Unfinished Bed Legs Bro fer
heodboord with ond bolts l.ss
"a CompeFeble 39 Kitchen Beoms Corn booms
----- ..-.-----. Sse
24-299 Poe Conditioner Covers, embossed poe
Assorted sizes ---.----- ..---- 9se
1913 Storm Window Kits. Pockooe of IL with ocks and
tromne strips. 36x72 inch size ----. see
es 1895 Ape Queen Size Fibre Gloss TV Trey sef-con-
TONED pack -. 6ss
Evening star., 1960-03-31
Handbags

Second Floor, washington Only
lo-3,00 Roiny Doy Kits -.---------.-- lss
15-lo.ee and Il. 80 Leather Hondboas -------- ese
plus
$3.50 Fabric and Leather Hondbess ---------- 59s
plus
2o-3.oo Block corde Clutch Bcss -------------- les
Evening star., 1960-03-31
EX13EEI1:GI13 33IzXII<Z33 :
ChiIdrem's Shoes

Fourth Floor, Washington Only
50 Prs Girls 6ss Dress Strops and Pumps. Block patent
white Broken sizes 8 u to z widths a., 2.99
~ Prs Boys S99 Dress and School Shoes broken u
5.ss
81 Prs 4sS Selma Deb cosuo white and coor, broken
to e-------.. ...-.- -. -------l l.9s
ChiIdren'S Wear
Second Floor, Washington Only
Little Boys 2ss and 3ss cerdson Sweaters. Noy red
iocqUords. Broken sizes to 6 lit
Little Girls 3.99 cordson and Puo SweoeFs assorted coors
white broken sizes 3 to 6 LIT
Little Boys Girls Cotton Boxer Lonses broken g.
SSe
Little Boys les 2ss Cotton Sport Shirts Long sleeves,
sorted poids and stripes Broken to l.39
Little Girls l.os Spring Hats. white and notuo strow 100
Little seys 5Ss Dress Soeks. No brown grey Sizes ond
only -. ------ 2.49
Evening star., 1960-03-31

Below, Washington Only
Reg iss Bote Cotton EyeIet Bote white coos SO" WIDE
sse yd.
Reg s9 DON River Woven cotous stripe design Only so ys
ovoio5Ie soc vd
Res iZ' Cotton Soileloth ---- ------------ 6se yd
Printed and pon coIors loooo cotton soicoh Drio dy
wosh and quoIity 38" vide
Evening star., 1960-03-31
China Department
SiLCef'ICUre

Street Floor Washington Only
Reg sss SepIoted chsns Dishes Queen Anne pattern
SIiohk scotched 1899"
IS Reg $50 Sterling Honde Serving Pieces Pickle forks sodne
forks and other items Siohthv scrotched 99es
Reg. 6sss Large Size sverpIoted 7Pees Tee Sets slightly
scratched 3e.99S
10 Reg $50 and $50 Single Sterling csndeiek, Slightly
dented l.5o CO."
"pus
Evening star., 1960-03-31
500 Orion AeryIie
CARDIGANS
2.oo

Bulky, novelty and fot knts V-neck and coIor styles
some with beod and embroidery trims White postes Sizes
"a to 40.
Budget Sportsweor, Street Floor, Both Stores
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02

class of 1871. After tour in
the service Jerry returned to
Montgomery County, graduated
from the University of Mary.
land. He has taught 10 years
in Montgomery County.
The little Poolesville Indians,
with only Ga boys in the school,
churned up 81 runs in 10 games
and sported a team batting
average of .321. Wilson Beall
led the parade with 800 bat
ting average. Sophomore catch
er Russell Burdette raped out
a .438 average and outfielder
Jack Cooley pounded opposing
pitching for a .406 mark.
Richard Montgomery who had
the best record of the larger
schools in the County $50 and
finished in a fourth place tie
with Blair in the Prince
league, placed three players on
Georges dominated T.-County
the team. The Blazers also had
three boys named.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02
AE(onty Baseball Team

1st-Bobby Davis II, RNIHS 1854 IL RIBS homer,
2nd-AIbert Butler, H. PoOesvilIe, 1915 avg, ST.
srd-Tony Zangard 49, RNIHS 1856 avg, 10 RIBS IL
scored, 5 homers,
awiIson Bea II, Poolesvle, 500 avg, IL RIBS II
scored,
Frank Cornelius, II, Gait .S57 avg Is RIBS homer
of-Bryan Mclaughlin II, w. avg, RIBS scored
jr. h
of-SheIdon Wexe Blair, average leaders,
of-George Brandt H. BCC, 1907 avg, RIBS
Hoard Lyles II, Pooesvie So ~ strikeous 067
1851 avg, IS RIBS, 10 scored
(r)-Mike Norris H. Gath. co. strikeous 215 ERA sr
RESERVES
Bob Kuykendall Sherwood, pitcher-outfeder 49),
Bruce Mackey RMHS, pcheroutfielder CLOG ERA 293
Russell Burdette, PoolesviIe catcher, (43S) soph.
Jack cooley, Poolesvlle, outfieIder, (.4Os),
Jim snowden, Wheaton, infelder, (.2sS 20 RIBS, Jr
Ronald jackson, Blair, nfielder soph.
Gerald Athey, Wheaton, pltcheroutfielder,
Richie Cone, BCC catcher, LS95), ST.
Bill Carney, Sherwood, catcheroutfielder, (S91),
Mitchell Randolph, Damascus infelder (4OO), soph.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02
St. PauI's, Jude's
Win in Wheaton

Joe Cav and Kenny Tavern
teamed to stop Crusader-Resur-
rection Lutheran on five hits as
st. Paul's won Ill in the Whea-
ton Church League.
The Saints picked up II hits
off Bob Davis with Bill Over
street leading the attack with
three hits.
Starter Charlie Perkins of St.
Jude's was knocked out by st.
GATHERINGS in the third as they
took an "a lead, only to lose
to st. Jude's, 1912, and drop
from the unbeaten ranks. Den
mis- Rush went all the way for
st. GATHERINGS and allowed 10
hits. Rush and Marty Hartke
had homers.
Hughes Methodist evened its
record at % by defeating
Wheaton Presbyterian, "a, de-
spite home runs by Dick Mantel
and Bob Proctor. Wee Willie
Waffle pitched for Wheaton and
Bill Sejen toiled for Hughes. In
other games Montrose blasted
st. Mary's Episcopal, 24-5, and
Glenmont Methodist scored 20-1
over Northwood Presbyterian.