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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-15
ShipIey Tells District Republicans
To Avoid Extremist Rights Plank

it is morally wrong to welcome
people in one section of q store
and not in another.
Mr.. Shipley said he had some
"heSitancy" about advocating
violation of State laws.
Later Discussions
The committee decided to
discuss the plank again after
Mr.. Coleman has had an OPP
portunity to revise it.
Commissioner Robert E. Nc
Laughlir expressed reservations
about a portion of the proposed
plank on the District.
This plank reads as follows:
I'VE favor for the District
Of Columbia a Federal payment
in lieu of taxes, sufficient to
meet the needs of the Nations
capital, above District taxes
comparable to surrounding
States; ratification of S. j. Res.
80 amending the Constitution
to give District of Columbia
residents a vote for President
and Vice President, and a law
providing for national repre-
sentation and local self-gov-
eminent"
Commissioner Mclaughlin
commented:
This Squeezes local self-gov-
eminent down to zero"
Mr.. Shipley assured the COM
missioner he could propose
some revisions in the section on
local Self-government. Commits
sioner Mclaughlin indicated
that he would.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-15

was resumed at the Glen Echo
Amusement Park, original
Montgomery County target of
the snti-segregationists.
Almost SO persons were on
the line last night, including
the Rev. Robert M. Doss, white
pastor Of the Unitarian Church
Of Rockville. who said his con-
gregation Of 212 persons was
integrated.
Although attendance at the
park was smaller than on
some nights, Manager Leonard
Woronoff said it was normal
in view of weather conditions.
A letter from the Board OF
Deacons Of the Bethesda Con-
gregational Church urged the
Montgomery County Council
to open Glen Echo to Negroes,
saying that "as Christian citi-
zens, we request a Montgom-
cry County ordinance to pro-
hibit discrimination in places
OF public accommodation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-15
PIcKETERs CHECKED
Recreation Center
Bockers SheIve PIon

A group of Bethesda residents
has dropped plans to picket the
Montgomery County court
house in connection with their
suit to prevent destruction of
the Ayrlawn Recreation Center.
Area parents and children
carrying signs appeared yester-
day at the courthouse to the
diSmay of their lawyer, Robert
L. McClosky.
The attorney. parents re-
ported. told them the demon
stration might be seen by the
judge from the courtroom and
be considered contempt of court.
The case. originally scheduled
for hearing yesterday was con-
tinued until today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-15
Theoter in Bethesda Set
AS Pickets' Next Torqet

Anti-segregationists planned
today to extend their Mont
gomery County picketing prac-
tees to a Bethesda movie
theater.
Laurence @. Henry. 26-year-
old Howard University divinity
Student, said the theater had
been selected because Of refusal
earlier this week to seat two
Negroes.
Last night two dozen pickets
marched in front of the Hi
Boy restaurant in Rockville.
Twenty-Five sit-in demon
|strators were arrested there
Sunday. Mr.. Henry said the
objective was to put pressure
on the entire restaurant chain.
Leading the pickets there in
the two-hour demonstration
last night was the Rev. Cecil
Bishop. pastor of the Clinton
A. NJ. E. Zion Church Of Rock
vile.
At the same time, picketine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-15

The controversy is between
the parents and the county
school board.
The board plans to build an
elementary school on land now
used for the recreation center
and nearby play fields.
A swap of other land at near
by Bradley Elementary School
was arranged by the school
board and the Maryland-Na-
tional Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission, which owns
the recreation center.
When the parents learned Of
the land trade and the impend-
ing closing of the recreation
facility, they went to court in
an attempt to block the action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-15
Maryland Dairy Team
Places Fifth in Show

The Maryland All dairy
judging team has placed fifth
in International competition at
the Royal Show at Cambridge,
England.
John l.. King, jr., of Gathers
burg, scored highest in the in
dividual judging of the Short
horn breed in the show on
July 6.
Other members of the Mary
land team are Mary Ellen
Grove of Hagerstown, Kenneth
Stiles Of Rockville and Jane
Nelson Of New Windsor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-15
WINCHESTER BOY
FATALLY INJURED

WINCHESTER. Va, July Is
(AP).-Ralph E. Sharp, 8, OF
Winchester was fatally injured
last night when he was hit by
a car on a city street.
Authorities said the boy
jumped out Of his fathers
parked truck and ran into
the thoroughfare.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-02-06
Welfare Workers.

MONTREAL, lCPl-Its about time the Job Of dealing
with juvenile delnquen's returned 70 Iawenforeemenf
officers Chief Joseph R. Griffith Of the Ouremont po-
lice force.
Addressing the brotherhood OF congregation Chevra
KadishaBna Jacob Chief Griffith said juvenile denquenis
are no victims o society but society is their victim.
JUVENILE sDELlNoUENTS SHOULD BE TAKEN
FROM THE HANDS OF "DO.cOODERs AND PROBES.
SONAl WELFARE WORKERS AND PUT BACK INTO
THE HANDS OF LAW-eNFoRcEMENr OFFICERS WHO
PROTECT THE LAWABlDINc"
The Detroit tribune., 1960-02-06
Man Killed By Train

Continued from Page y

CONTINUED from Page y
But WHAT MORE COULD ONE EXPECT oEA
NoN-eHRisT SCIENTIST? HOW MANY APPRECIATE
JESUS LOVING ADMoNITIoN: THE FLEsH
rkOFiIeTH NOTHING. IT IS THE SPIRIT THAT oluck.
sNs tn. The WORDS THAT SPEAK UNTO YOU
TIE AXE sr'k'T AND THEY ARE LIFE" John 6:63).
The victim son Of Mr. and ms 49,: = ~.
seffses we're in the process Of movino 70 s. pe,ers
Dv'e' wnere the elder Belts sporting Goods store
His son had worked as salesman
The Detroit tribune., 1960-02-06
re. Population Explosion

Continued from Page "
MORE SPENDING IS NECESSARY BECAUSE OF MICH.
IcANs POPULATION EXPLOSION" HUNcERFoRp
sA'D Al The COUNTY REPUBLICAN KICKOFF FOR
''oo RALLY AT THE AMERICAN LEGION HALL HERE
Tive been asked why we cant economic and oet
along with no new taxes Hvngerford said II don't think
that's possible because Of terrific population explosion
And mean explosion, not increase"
The Detroit tribune., 1960-02-06
The Steel Settlement
CONTINUED from PAGE y

MR. BUTLER CHARGED ON IAN zru.-., ..,
~s.s, wvM a SECRET AGREEMENT FROM The STEEL COM.
.AN'ss M 10 HOLD OFF ANY PRICE INcREAsEe INIT,
AZ s,v ask The 1860 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION ,s Me
TIE IT," ;. ELECTED MR.. BUTLER SAID. THE skYs
NJ Nv ".,.:-l roR ANY PRICE INCREASES
"o political eonnofstions we're PLACED ~ ~. ...,.
menf that Mr. Nixon effected betwesr 49, ~ me ss"e
There was agreement or the Dart a. .hs
Vii, s0"psnes not to raise prices Some mos, esr,s,rv
w' oe tempted to raise prices before The pr.s;.n1,
,nIosh !" TACT the wage do not 90 into
WV" ose = ''0o, which is after the elections
The Detroit tribune., 1960-02-06

lConsinved from Back Page
CHRIST SCIENTIST CHURCH, STUDENTS. ARE
NY rRUEsT FRIENDS.
LINCOLN QUOTING SHAKESPEARE IS Psk ,'n."''
rHe DEVIL USES SCRIPTURE FOR HIS OWN
PURPOSE"
ARE ALL INVOLUNTARY PRISONERS Or ms
- MORAL AND SPIRITUAL cRiPPLes rsk
soNs or DEFECTIVE SANITY. JUDGMENT, HoNes'''
INTELLIGENCE - THE LAlTY. TOO, Or
COURSE LEADERS MASSES THE GENESIS - or
CREATION - CONCLUDING VERSE. IS eTsk-
NALLy VALID AND GOD SAW EVERY THING
THAT he THE ONE. REAL PARENT ckeA'oNi
uAp MADE AND BEHOLD. IT WAS l-Is-l VERY
GOOD"
v26- "Aho GOD INFINITE, MAJESTIC sPIRiI.
THE ONE REAL SUBSTANCE. voO'N0 "mA!'en
AND IT'S FATHER THE DEVIL II SAID: LET Us mANe
MAN IN OUR IMAGE AFTER OUR LIKENESS, AND LEI
THEM HAVE DOMINION OVER ALL +
my ANSWER" by Billy Graham
QUESTION: spent many months in Korea as u sno
witnessed the death Of many close friends and nuddes
Since coming back am very disturbed about this Some
how cannot be eomforfed my heart What disfurbs
me is how permit such slaughter TO go on and s'l
- s ;, h.l;evs n Him ILL.
ANSWER: you ARE MAKING A MISTAKE that
MANY PEOPLE MAKE YOU ARE BLAMING GOD FOR
SOMETHING THAT MAN HAS DONE. YOU WOULD
BLAME HIM MORE If HE WERE THE KIND OF A GOD
WHO REGULATED OUR EVERY MOVE AND ROBBED US
OF OUR FREE WILL AND CHOICE. THEN WE WOULD
BE NOTHING MORE THAN ROBOTS OR AUToMATONs.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-02-06
U-M Team Studies
CONTINUED from Back Page)
PART 2

ALL DISEASES, MENTAL AND PHYSICAL ARE
M-Y.T.H-s, MORTAL THOUGHT IMAGES OF SATAN
BOUND" THEOLOGY. THERAPEUTICS, EDUcA-
ToN CULTURE, POLITICS, RECREATION IN CON-
TEMPT OF JESUS AND NY BASIC FACT THERETO:
1.-THE FLESH PRoTITETH NOTHING" John 6:63) AND
IMPURE ENTERTAINMENT, A CAPTIVE OF THE
DEVILS BILLION RAcKETS! - SEX - ALWAYS
OF THE DEVIL MARRIAGE IS MERELY POTEN-
TIAL. DIVINE CONTROL
ALCOHOL, TOBACCO CRIME, GAMBLING
"U-M TEAM STUDIES MENTAL ILLNESSES"
ANN ARBOR-one Of the most unusual and smbi-
ons attacks mental illnesses undertaken is being
waeed in cleaning building under the shadow OF the
main units Of the University Of Michigan Medical Center
II is a unique project combining the efforts Of some
Of the nations distinguished scientists and scholars
from many fields search for understanding Of behavior
THEY ARE TRYING TO GAIN INSIGHT IN AREAS
MAN NEVER HAS EXPLORED AND, UNTIL FEW
YEARS AGO, NEVER CARED MUCH ABOUT.
Out Of their undertaking they hope will come the basic
knowledge necessary 10 understand what causes mental
and emotional breskdowns-and why.
Involved in The effort Holsters and monkeys psy
ehiatrs's and historians people and some in
sane university students Ann Abor townpeope Jackson
Prison inmates and-to degree-the whole Of mankind
THE PEOPLE BACK OF THIS PROJECT ARE INTER.
EsTED IN SUCH PURELY SCIENTIFIC MATTERS AS THE
STRUCTURAL CHANGES THAT OCCUR IN CELL
UNDER STRESS
They are studying Of such immediate prseti-
cal importance the reactions Of inside space ship.
At 10 AM FRIDAY, ALL OF THIS ACTIVITY WILL
BE SUSPENDED BRIEFLY WHILE THEY DEDICATE
THEIR NEW l.5MLLiON-DOLLAR BUILDING.
Men Of Science from The nation will be there
THE NEW BUILDING, AN UNPRETENTIOUS, CREAM
BRICK AFFAIR WITH TWO STORIES AND BASEMENT,
HOUSES THE UNlVERsITYs MENTAL HEALTH RE-
SEARCH INSTITUTE-THE ONLY INSTITUTION OF IT'S
TYPE IN THE LAND.
The institute established four years ago and quar-
tered in various laboratories offices scattered around
the campus.
INTEcRATION is THE KEY WORD AT THE INsTu-
TUTE IT is EMBODIED IN THE RESEARCH EFFORT IN
THE ORGANIZATION OF THE STAFF AND EVEN IN THE
LAYOUT OF THE BUILDING
The Detroit tribune., 1960-02-06
We Look For Jobs
Continued from Page ~
PART 2

tConfinUed from Page y
PART 2
GODS GREATEST MARY'S GREATEST LABORS
SINCE JESUS. BETWEEN AGES as AND 90!
you, TOO CAN APPREHEND ETERNITY's END.
LESS BILLIONS OF YEARS ABSOLUTELY NO
REALITY IN THE HUMAN AND MATERIAL"
MYTHS OF THE DEVIL HE'LL, BIRTHS, DEATHS; sUF-
FERINc WILL COMPEL AWAKENINcs THERETO
The Detroit tribune., 1960-02-06

Hebrew Convert
tconsinved from Back Ps9e'
pARr7
se,,eves IN THE VIRGIN Birth.
..,- ssM~exrp THAT N DOESN'T APPEAR ~ OUR
copy OF THE OLD T.. SUPPLIED BY HeSHe" eooN
STORE .,oourey or the VIRGIN
BIRTH IS ACKNOWLEDGES a. va,
TO WHICH WE REPLIED: WELL WE'RE GLAD YOU
BELIEVE So e ~ rue
ueeeew OLD T., AND THE VIRGIN B'RIn r.orn.S .s.
IS VERY OBSCURE, INDEED - Soo"o "o"'' .-'o
SUBSTITUTED FOR VIRGIN -
INCIDENTALLY, ELSoNS TRANstA''o" " '"e
BIBLE DOES THE SAME THING.
REV APpELmAN BLASTS THE lMPuk'us, IN.
MORALITY. uLEcITIMAcY OF OUR TIMES. re OOes
ncT ,Irree A WORD or REBUKE AGAINST THE SATAN
oo,,Nn~ eualsTREJEcTlNc HEBREW RABBlNATE
AND I,Ae HEBREWS or ELASTIC coNsc'eNCEs. WHO
uAvE BEEN poLLUTNc OUR ENTERTAINMENT
WORLD WITH SUCH UTTER ABANDON - BILLION
RAckETs. TRULY -,.,
AND HOW THESE HEBREWS OF The sNIek!AiN.
meNr WORLD AND so-cALLED CHRISTIANS, HAVE
SERVED THEIR ADAM-EvE MASTER, THE DEVIL -
pIscRAcINc AMERICA AROUND THE WORLD AND
susFocATlNc. IN BELIEF, TEMPORARILY, The O'-
VINE SPIRITUAL AND cHRisTLKE PoTENTAliTiES
OF THE POPULATION!
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS WILL TAKE CARE OF THOSE
MATTERS REPRESENTING GODS ONE, sATAN.FREE.
SANE CHURCH THERAPEUTICS - THE CHRIST SCI
ENLIST - IMPERATIVE. PURE, BASIC EDUCATION.
CULTURE POLITICS RECREATION THAT REALLY RE.
CREATES. ENTERTAINMENT
1.-THE DECLINE AND FALL OF AMERICAN IDEALS
.. go Moody Monthly, Feb.
Two striking phrases from two Of great national
songs stand though they written in letters OF
gold.
love thy rccks and rIIs,
Thy woods and tempted hills
o beautiful for patriot dream
That beyond the years
Thine aIabaster cities gIeam,
Urdmmed by human tears
TEMPTED HILLS AND ALABAsTER CITIES! THESE
ABOVE ALL WERE WHAT OUR FOUNDING FATHERS
DREAMED OF WHEN THEY LAID THE MIGHTY BASE
FOR THIS NATION or OURS.
Our "aabaster cities" TO be sfronshods Of
and righteousness and gracious Christian living They
TO be ctade Of God Across their mighty gates might we'll
have been written the words that gaeed the gates of old
Glasgow Let this city flourish by the preaching Of the
Gospel"
OUR SAVIOUR HAS NEVER CHANGED HIS TRUM-
PET CALL: "IF ANY MAN WILL COME AFTER ME, LET
HIM DENY HIMSELF, AND TAKE UP HIS CROSS DAILY
AND FOLLOW ME-"
These men brought their religion with the
Atlantic Their first act upon landing fall TO their
knees and thank God for His preserving merces
themselves, each other their substance their very lives
TO the task Of building Christian nation.
THE HOUSE OF GOD WAS THE MOST PROMINENT
PLACE IN EVERY CITY, TOWN. VILLAGE AND HAM.
LET OUR "TEMPLED HILLS" WERE cRAcEp BY
CHURCH BUILDINGS, AS AFFAIRS REARED TO THE
LORD OF HOSTS FOR THE PREACHING OF THE GOSPEL
OF OUR LORD AND SAVIOUR, JESUS CHRIST SCHOOLS
CREW UP ABOUT THE CHURCHES, BASED ON B,BIl
CAL PRINCIPLES; IN MANY CASES - NY ..<,p.
TUREs WERE ONE or -Se ~rNr -.oks COLLEGES
AND UNIVERSITIES WERE FOUNDED TO TRAIN MEN
FOR The CHRISTIAN MINISTRY AND FOR THE TEACH
ING PROFESSION
Man Killed By Train
The Detroit tribune., 1960-02-06
Mother Of 3 Slain


(ConfinUed from Back Ps9e)
THE WAY or LIFE IS STRAIGHT AND NARROW
AND The SATAN BoUNDo HEBREWS. res PROT
EsTANTs 90 NOT FIND IT UNTIL "DEclARA-
TIoN OF REPENTANCE INDEPENDENCE" FROM
SATAN BOUND" Nok-cHRiST SCIENTIST
CLERGY. CHURCHES. THERAPEUTICS = INCLUDING
NoNcHRlsT SCIENTIST PRAYERS - EDUCATION.
CULTURE RECREATION t"1HE FLESH PRoFITETH
NOTHING /" - Jesus in John 6;63; ENTERTAIN
MENT - SATURATED WITH THE DEVILS BILLION
RAcKETs!- -
SEX - ALWAYS or THE DEVIL MARRIAGE
MERELY POTENTIAL. DIVINE CONTROL
ALCOHOL, TOBACCO CRIME. GAMBLING
THE WORLD IS NOT A PLAYGROUND. IT IS
A scHooLRooM;
LIFE IS NOT A HOLIDAY. IT IS AN EDUCATION"
Henry Drummond Scotch Author. Pastor
PART
ANGELIC PROTECTION OF CHRIST SCIENTIST
WOMEN AGAIN PRESENTED:
l. DETROIT BUS STOP A WEDNESDAY, CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE TESTIMONY
AN UGLY LOOKING MAN APPEARS ACROSS THE
STREET FROM A BUS STOP AND CROSSES THE STREET.
WHEN CLOSE TO THIS CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST, SHE
PRAYERFULLY SAID: you ARE A GENTLEMAN
AND THIS ADAM - QUICKLY FUNcTIoNINc AS
A MINOR JOHN OR PAUL - SAID YOU ARE A LADY T
- AND HE WALKED OFF!
2 BRITAIN IN THE WAR YEARS - DARK, WOODED
SECTION SEVERAL WOMEN HAD BEEN ATTACKED.
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST, IN THE LINE or DUTY, HAD
TO TAKE THAT PATH AND SURE ENOUGH, SATAN
BOUND" ADAM APPEARED.
BUT THE WOMAN WAS PRAYERFULlY PREPARED,
AND AT THE RIGHT MOMENT SAID TO HIM: rs THERE
ANYTHING CAN DO FOR YOU?"
AGAIN ADAM FUNcTlcNED AS A MINOR PAUL
OR JOHN AND SAID: NO LADY NOTHING" - AND
HE WALKED OFF
3 MOTHER CHURCH TESTIMONY, EARLY '4o's
45co TO 5000 AUDIENCE
WOMAN LONE PASSENGER IN CAR, WITH SUP.
POSED TRUSTWORTHY FRIEND - ANOTHER ADAM.
IN AN ISOLATED SECTION He STOPPED THE CAR
AND HIS BEHAVIOR BECAME MENAclNc THIS WOMAN
SHOUTED WITH A LOUD VOICE. o GOD HELP ME-"
AND IMMEDIATELY IT THUNDERED BELIEVE IT
OR NOT AND SHE TOOK THE WHEEL
Evening star., 1960-08-17

Marty CARRIER may be only
16 years old. but he feels he
has seen enough Of runnerup,
semifinalist roles. ETC., and
thinks it's about time he puts
a title beside his name.
Marty hopes to accomplish
the feat in the Middle Atlantic
Junior championship at Manor
Country Club today, where he
meets Ron Moseley of Fort
Belvoir in a semifinal match.
The other semifinal is between
Kent Kittle of Bethesda and
Willard Wooring of Hazelton,
Pa. The winners will meet for
the title.
The girls championship has
reached the title stage. Carol
Duke, daughter Of Jimmy Duke,
pro at Dover Brook in Balti-
more, plays Mary McCahon OF
Court House.
CARRIER, runnerup in the
schoolboy championship last
year, lost in a playoff for the
Maryland Scholastic cham
pionship this year. He has done
everything in the Junior tour
namentS except win title.
CARRIER holed a 20-footer for
a four on the 18th to beat
Jamie Cough of Army Navy
l up. in the feature quarter
final match yesterday. Cough
looked unbeatable when he won
the Gorin Invitation in June
shortly after moving here from
South Carolina. However, he
Evening star., 1960-08-17
TEETO GREEN
By MERRELL WHITTLEsEY

Deane Beman is back from
the Americas Cup matches and
a hasty withdrawal from the
Canadian Amateur at Ottawa.
The 1859 British Amateur
champion, along with Jack
Nicklaus, the National Amateur
champion, and John Konsek,
the New York State titlist, were
blasted by the Canadian press
for withdrawing from tn e
tournament.
Beman said he wasn't aware
of the controversy until his
return. He said he hasn't felt
sharp since his illness in the
Middle Atlantic Amateur three
weeks ago. He also said he
can't keep up with his business
commitments. He said Nick
lauS also withdrew because of
business. Deane is not aware
Of Konsek's reason for with
drawing.
Beman left the impression
that both he and Nicklaus un-
derstood they were to be auto
matte qualifiers for the Ca
madam Amateur, and then were
informed they would have tc
play the qualifying rounds
Evening star., 1960-08-17
Area Girl Gains
In Junior Golf PIuy

TULSA, Okla, Aug. II (Spe-
ciaD .-Robbye King Of Arling-
ton, Va, was the Washington
areas last hope in the National
junior girls golf tournament
as the field was narrowed to
Is for a pair of 18-hole match
play rounds today.
Miss King. from Army Navy
Club and the District junior
runnerup, defeated Jeanie But
ler of Harlingen, Tex, 2 and l,
in her opening round yesterday.
Jane Bostrom, representing
the Prince Georges Club in
Landover, Md, the only other
Washington area girl compet-
ing here, was eliminated. Miss
Bostrom, the District junior
champion, lost to Mary Carey
Of Chicago, 2 down.
The comedalists, Judy Rand
of Aurora. Ohio, and Carol
Sorenson of GAINESVILLE, Wis,
survived. Miss Rand, defend
ing champian, disposed of Joan
Gavigan of Waukesha, Wis,
4 and 2, and Miss Sorenson
eliminated Nancy Way of
Grand Rapids, Mich, 2 up.
Evening star., 1960-08-17
WIN, LOSE OR DRAW
Continued From Page B-7

Continued From Page B-7
harshy that he wound up in hospital Morarty was no
youngster at the time but, rather, approaching so.
ART sH1REs, self-styled "Whattaman" who played for
the White Sox and Senators, fancied himself fighter
and off the field Once he climbed into the ring with
George Trafton of the old Chicago football Bears and
found himself overmatched. Twice however he tangled
with his manager Lena Blackburne He should have
from the game Blackburne who giving away 81 years.
and did.
One of the most respected with his fists Eddie
Ainsmth, who caught for Washington from 1910 to 1918
1t wasn't that he overly large but AinSmhs strength
legendary and many a ballplayer had to be
thankful that Eddie needed provoking before swing
ing into action.
American Leaguers gave Ainsmith wide berth after
had built up reputation in the American Association
Guyon the football player from Carlisle and rug
ged in his right, challenged Ansmith in of
the shortest baseball fights record Eddie settled it with
punch.
Evening star., 1960-08-17

The gang at East Potomac,
meaning the regulars" who
show up several times a week to
play some of the most compli-
Gated matches for some real
big money, are fascinated by a
chunky stranger who is awing
them with his golfing feats.
The first rumor had it that
the visitor is John Montague,
the fabulous golfer from Cali
fornia who Is said to have made
shots unequalled by any other
player. But Montague has about
20 years and rs pounds on this
visitor, who goes under the
name Of James Monroe.
A member of the gang re-
ceived a phone call from a
friend in New Mexico the other
day, asking if a fellow answer
ing Monroe's description had
been seen in Washington.
When told that Monroe was
here, the ex-D. c. resident, now
living in New Mexico, warned
his buddy to stay away.
There's nobody in Washington,
pro or amateur, who can touch
him." the caller said. And his
name is not Monroe.
Ak
A Washington area pro played
a match against Monroe the
other day, had five straight
pars and lost the nine hole
match. 5 and 4, to five brides.
Last Saturday Monroe shot a
81 at Fort Dupont. He went to
Baltimore and repeatedly con-
vinced a big bettor in golf.
They say he smasheS the ball
20 to 80 yards past the big
hitters at East Potomac, and
hits a 9-iron shot as far as
most good players hit a two
iron shot.
The stranger made a late
afternoon appearance Monday
during the Mid-Atlantic PGA
Ipro-amateur. The visiting pros
already had heard tales of his
exceptional golfing feats. There
was talk of a $4,000 match
against two of the areas tor
pros. but it never got beyond
the talking stage.
When the visitor appeared
Glare Emery already had posted
his four-under par 68. An Older
pro offered to bet $500 Monroe
couldn't shoot So. The visitor
refused. The pro upped the
score to SO, and the visitor still
refused. I'm not too good at
medal play" he said.
Evening star., 1960-08-17
MID-ATLANTIc JUNIOR FINALS TODAY
CARRIER I ries to Shake
Role of RunneruD

hasn't been able to get by the
second round in the stronger
tournaments following the
Gorin.
The only survivor of the out
of-town juniors is Woodring,
and he looks tough. The IT.
year-old club champion at
Valley Club in Hazleton, who
is the schoolboy titlist of his
area. defeated Tom Hahn of
Army Navy. 6 and S. He then
went an extra hole to eliminate
Nelson Bell, the Maryland
Junior champion from Balti-
more.
Championship flight results:
BOYS
Marty CARRIER, Kenwood, defeated
James Duffy, Court House, 4 and 8:
jamie Cough. Army Navy, defeated
James Roberts. Unattached, Z snd 8;
feated Dick Brooks, Detroit, 2 and l !:
Ron Moseley, Fort BelvOir, defeated
Robert Craw, Frederick, and 3: Kent
Kittle. Kenwood, defeated Bill Hershey.
Prince Georges, 4 and 3: Ricky
Billingsley, Kenwood. defeated Mike
Burnett, Brooks Manor, 3 and 2:
Nelson Bell. Baltimore. defeated Pat
Lannon. Army Navy, 8 and s., Will
lard Woodring, Hazleton, Pa, defeated
Tom Hahn, Army Navy, 8 and 5.
euarterfinals
CARRIER defeated Cough, up:
MoSeley defeated Brno, > and l:
Kittle defeated Billingsley. up:
Woodring defeated Bell, l up, 10 holes.
GIRLS
Bev oJnes, Court House. defeated
Vickie Swagart, Manor, Z and D;
Carol Duke, Baltimore, defeated Robyn
Gingerich, Manor, ) and 8: Mary
McCahon, Court House. defeated
Denise Duffy, Court House, default;
Sandy Murdock, Court House. won
q bye.
SemifinAlS
Miss Duke defeated Miss Jones, )
! ami .; Miss McCahon defeated Miss
Murdock, and 3.
Evening star., 1960-08-17

Monday and yesterday. They
apparently lost interest when
they learned the event would
last six days.
Beman'S business contacts in
Virginia have been applying
pressure to have him play in
the Eastern Amateur this week
end in Portsmouth. Il may
play" he said today, "but it is
not definite. The tournament
lasts only three days" Regard
less, Beman has a trip planned
and will not defend his District
Amateur title at Congressional.
Deane also will play in the
Colonial Invitation next week
in Memphis, a tournament that
Southerners say is as tough as
the National Amateur. Nicklaus
is entered. I'D like to play in
the District Amateur" Deane
said, but with my business
schedule it's impossible.
y u \
Walter Ogus, Norbeck Coun-
try Club president, plans an
early call for a meeting of the
new Association of Club Presi-
dents of the Middle Atlantic
area.
Ogus was nominated by Rob-
ert w. Fleming of Chevy Chase.
He was seconded by Henry Staff
Of Hillendale after a seconding
speech by John Connolly OF
Washington at the pro-presi-
dent tournament last week end
The presidents will talk OF
taxes, tournaments, and other
business at their first meeting