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National Council of Churches.
The statement. introduced by
the Rev. Philip Williams of
Kansas City, Mo-, asked that
American Baptist participants
| in the councils work "be in
structed to speak only for the
American Baptist Churches
designating money for the Ma
tional Council of Churches
rather than for the denomina-
ton as a whole"
The delegates then approved
a resolution presented for the
General Council by the Rev.
Henry Coulter of Billings,
Mont, urging the reaffirmation
of 'our participation in the
National Council of Churches
and our faith and its purposes
of leadership"
Grants Dissent Rights
The resolution, recognizing
the opposition by some of the
churches. included a section
stating the right of any local
church to express dissent and
to withhold its financial sup
port from the National Council
of Churches. Provisions shall
be made whereby individual
churches, if they so desire may
indicate that they are not
affiliated with the National
Council of Churches through
the American Baptist Conven-
tion."
In a delegation registration
listed today at 4,946, fewer
than so hands were raised
against the general council
resolution when DR.. Herbert
Gezork, president of the. 1.6
million member American Bap-
tist Convention called for the
vote.
On March 9, the First Bap-
tiSt Church of Wichita, whose
4,300 members make 1t one Of
the largest of the denomina-
tion'S more than 5000 congre-
cations, withdrew it's financial
support to the American Bap-
tist Convention because of the
latter's relationship with the
National Council of Churches.
The Wichita group charged
that the council was too liberal,
and supported "socialistic" pro-
grams both nationally and in
ternationally. They opposed
also the ecumenical inter-
church co-operationO activities
of the council.
Sees Policies Effective
Defenders of the organiza-
ton declared its policies we've
"the most effective way Ameri-
can Baptists can give their wit
ness in cooperative Christian
ity in the National Council of
Churches. Those who will gain
by our isolation from the coun-
Gil are the enemies of ProteS-
tanism."
The National Council of
Churches. formed in 1850 at
Cleveland, has "a Protestant
and Eastern Orthodox denomi-
nations as constituents. The
church body lists approximately
40 million members
Meanwhile, a two-pronged
resolution declaring any citizen
has the right to run for any
pupllc once but insisting that
candidates must answer ques-
tions ION all issues of American
life" was to be presented today
to the American Baptist Con-
vention.
The motion affirms "the right
Of individuals to aspire to all
public Offices. regardless of
their race, creed, color or sex" I"
Outlines Political Duty
But it also asserts that "a
mans religious belief influences
his views on public affairs, I"
- |" - - -
Evening star., 1960-06-06
Boptists Defeat Motion
To Leave Church Unit
BY CASPAR NAMES
star staff Writer

ROCHESTER, N Y. June 6-The American Baptist Con-
venon today decsvey defeated to take the dnomna
on out of the National Council of Churches and voted
whelmingy continue in that cooperative church body
Delegates first beat down motion presented by the First
Baptist church of Wichita Kans to relations with the
Evening star., 1960-06-06
BY the Associated Press

Senator Mansfield. Demo-
crat Of Montana. says he ap-
proves the principle of pub
licity for Senators expense ac-
counts but said he would not
push the matter with the SEN
ate leader.
Appearing on a radio pro-
gram yesterday, the assistant
Senate majority leaders atten-
ton was called to recent news
paper reports of expense ac-
count practices of some mem
bers Of the House. Asked for
his thoughts on the Senate's
withholding of public reports
on expense accounts, he re-
piled:
Backs Proposal
well, frankly, I think they
should be opened. You may
recall that on three occasions
the Senate voted unanimously
to publicize the expense ac-
counts of all the members Of
the Senate who went overseas
and participated in the ex-
penditure of counterpart funds
Omitted States Government
funds abroad which cannot be
returned to this country.
II would think this would
be good legislation and GER
tainly very necessary in the
minds Of the people so they
could again establish in their
thinking the integrity of Con-
gress."
Asked if he would Introduce
legislation to this end, Senator
Mansfield said this would be
unnecessary because Senator
Williams, Republican Of Della
ware, already has such a meas
ure before the Senate. He said
Senator Williams "can be as
sured of my full and complete
support.
Asked if he plans 10 talk
to Senate Majority leader
johnson about "secret expense
account records" Senator
Mansfield replied:
mo, 1 do not"
Meanwhile, in another copy
righted article, the Knight
newspapers said that the
House Public Works and Ju-
dietary Committees have sub
mitted artificial reports of
Evening star., 1960-06-06
CHARTS COMPARE
HEALTH PLANS

Joseph Young's column,
The Federal Spotlight, does
not appear today. In. it's
place, the second of four
charts comparing the new
overnme ent employe
health insurance plans will
be found on Page AT.
Evening star., 1960-06-06

For high and low tides at the fol-
from the above.
Annapolis, . hours; Bloody Point
Light, 3 hours: Colonial Beach, 5@4
hours: Deale. hours; Solomons Is
land, hours; Point Lookout, hours.
The Sun and Moon
Rises Sets
Sun, today - 5:43 am. S:31 pm.
Sun, tomorrow 5:42 am. S:31 pm.
Moon, today 5:14 pm. 3:39 m
Automobile lights must be turned on
one-half hour after sunset
Temperature.Humid Index
Temperature Humidity Index
onn 70 20 "a
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The hard, hard sell

took three hours to get there from
nearest stable community, and in
the second place, the owner of the
only decent bookstore in town
hated statesmen, and always left
word that he was out.
Adam Burger, incompatible book
salesman for Harper's, however,
waited the Texan proprietor out
one day, and finally after a two
hour wait, was admitted to his
Office.
my secretary told you | was
out" grumbled the boss. ''How
did you know | was here?"
Easy explained Burger air
lily. "YOur secretary W0s
trOrkin2."
The last ssruw. In St. Louis |
heard a story about new salesman
for a big outfit who was full of
ginger but illiterate. His first writ
ten report to the home Office read,
ri seen this creep which amt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20

never bought a dimes worth Of
nothing from us and nailed him
for cupple thousand dollars of
guds. Next stop Sinsnati."
The sales manager was still mop
ping his brow when a second letter
arrived, postmarked Cincinnati:
81 cum here in the knick of time
and sole them the entire line.
The sales manager deposited
both letters on the presidents desk,
and declared, Were going to have
to do something about this pronto."
What the president did was to
post this notice on the bulletin
board:
"Wie hare been spending too
much time around here trying to
spell instead Of trying TO sci. Let's
sc0tch those sails. I srGnt eUery-
body should read those letters
from, our nesU salesman iCIiich is
out on the rode doing q great job
for r.s, and you should 60 rite Out
and do like he dOne!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-29

EROM the very beginning of the
II 100mile trail ride (see opposite
page), there was no doubt who the
favorite was. Everyone was roofing
for Mrs. Fletcher Harper, who at 70
was riding her quarterhorse, Polka
Dot, in her seventh 1O0-mile test
She won it, too. Mrs. Harper and
her horse were first in the heavy
weight division, and were judged
grand champions of the entire ride.
Mrs. Harper had not entered the
ride last year. A broken hip, received
when she slipped on rug in her
home near The Plains, had kept her
off her horse.
But as soon as her injury per
mitted, she was back in the saddle.
Even heavy SHOWS in Northern Vir-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-29
A Champion at rs

ginia failed to stop her this spring
She missed only two days since she
started training in January.
Mrs. Harper rides special side
saddle, built so that she rides the
right (ofD side of the horse instead
of the left near side. She finds this
more comfortable.
The former Harriet Wadsworth
of New York, Mrs. Harper is an
aunt of Senator Stuart Symingtons
wife. Her husband served as master
of the Orange County Hunt in North
ern Virginia for 80 years. He served
as one of the stewards of the ride.
Mrs. Harper bought her horse last
December especially for the endur-
ance ride He finished the 100 miles
in perfect condition.
SUNDAY. THE STAR MAG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-29

It's unusual when wee doesn't take to the savOry
goodness of Gerber Strained Meats. That's because
they have delicious truemeat havOrs and marellOusy
smooth, moist texture Made from selected
Armour cuts, they're carefully processed to remove
of the fat and preserve the in nutritive
values. Remember, too that Gerber Meats are
rich in the proens baby needs for strength and growth
Armour Meat Protein is complete protein,
supplying all the essential amino acids that build
and rebuild vital body tissues
Usually baby will accept meat other fooc
When this occurs, it's best to skip it for few day
alternate variety. Remember, single variety is a
wide choice in every food category.
Evening star., 1960-01-03
LOTS, ACREAGE FoR SALE

CoLORED. DEFENSE HIGHWAY;
6 miles from D. c. line in Nd.
I S25 down, S25 mo. SP. 3-S644.
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OUT or TOWN REAL ESTATE

PLANNING TO LIVE in California;
Here Is opportunity for inyestmen,
or retirement income. 7-unit apt
bldg. in Whittier. . yrs. old. nicely
landscaped, excellent condition
fully rented. Total price, S47,5OO
Terms. Owner now resides ir
Maryland, MA. 2-0s72.
SUNNY KINGMAN, ARIZONA. Leye
lots. S75 per lot, S. down, 81
monthly. Near hunting fishing
boatinR: warm climate Box 1914
North Las Vegas, New.
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BROCK HALL

PR. GEO. CO.-New Sec
tlon OPENING. We are pleased
70 announce the opening Of
section 5 Beaut. wooded l.
acre home sites Ia few larg-
er tracts are still avail
Only 20 min to Chesapeake
peaches. D. c. ard Bladens-
burg. Brock Hall Is the out
standing development Of
acreage estates in Pr. Geo,
Go. Loc. on the Largo-Marl-
ooro I'd, md. 202l z mi.
north of Marlboro. Your in
vestment protected BY cove
nants and building restric-
tions. Prices are reas. Lib
eral terms ere available.
Phone today for brochure,
Evening star., 1960-01-03
LOTS. ACREAGE EnR SALE
IcoNTlNUEpl

ESQ ACRES, sa95 per acre; 1000
Il. road frontage, n mile water
frontage, y cleared and Is in
pasture. Small house, barn, etc,
4 miles from town. FAIRFAX
REALTY, cR. 3-24O7, CR. 3-3s64.
81 ACRES. nr. springfeld; invest
ment or devel. property. BURRIS
REAL ESTATE. IA. 4-740O.
S65 PER ACRE, $50 acres-S5O0
down, $50 mo. "a mi. frontage,
b. t. I'd, 3 springs, lakesite. Fred
eIieks6urg area. CHI s-7743.
$40 WATERFRONT FEET-South
River. sandy beach, IA acres,
wooded; MARY 7. BOARD, Edge
water. Nd, CO. 3-633l.
so ACRES. oakton-Visnna
area. Well located for private
school or country club type
subdivision. All reasonable
oners considered. Ll060.
GORDIN-MENSH REALTY
CORP. OR. 3-4560
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START

THE NEW YEAR RIGHT
with home Of your own on the
shores Of Chesapeake Bay. This
one consists Of nice living room,
.-dinette, 2 bedrooms, bath,
screened porch, oil heat. Bay view.
water privl., comm. pierl Only
OTHER HOMES TO SHooaE FROM
FARMS-ACREAG
BUSINESS pROPFRTTW
Evening star., 1960-01-03
STROUT
CATALOG-Free
WATERFRONT HIGH PRoDUCTYG

WATERFRONT HIGH PRODUCING
Farm. about 100 acres; mostly cul-
tiyated: modern 3-bedrm. lla-bath
all-orick home; full bsmt.. lovely
complete set Of farm bldEs. and
equipment. Front 94's mile on
river and extend back 10 paved
road. Safe boat hsrbor: good FISH
Ing; ducking. Farms shows good
return. Priced to sell. S1S,15O.
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Jon ION REALTY co: has farms, q
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M. LEO STORCH
DEVELOPERS sP. 3-45ot

BUILDERS = INVESTORS
APT. GROUND, 5 to 10 acres. Fin.
ished lots, singles and groups
kecorded lots, 2 to I2O. R-a0s
Ioned acreage. R-e0s sand RRs
ATDp Te 5gN
Evening star., 1960-01-03

COLLECTORS ITEM-labl Frazer
4-dr. eonv. sedan; fine cond. $500
or best ofier. JU. S-l17s.
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DEALE, MD, UN. 7-ss7i
The Joseph D. Lazenby Co
Finest in waterfronts
BEACH-QO minute,
from Washington ExpreSsvay)
100 feet on Whitehall Greek. This
nome has exceptional charm With
Us double living room. each with
fireplace and picture window. Sep.
crate dining room and kitchen
Two bedrooms. Ia baths. Guest
apartment over two-car garage
There are fine shade trees and
shrubs in abundance. This prop-
erty offers an excellent harbor
Close to the Bay.
BEMBE BEACH-2-bedroom, sum.
mer home with so feet Of water
front. Living room. dining area
Kitchen, bath and screened porch,
To be sold completely furnished
Priced at Sp.50O
SHORES-lO minutes
from Washington ExpresSway. A
3-year-old orick ranch home 10.
Gated on large shaded lot. Livins
room with fireplace O8x22). sep
arate dining room 0e'6"xl3i,
large kitchen with breakfast room
baths, 3 bedrooms e twin size
nnlshed recreation room with
fireplace. small den. laundry room
ana @-car garage. Beach and
docking privileges.
WILD ROSE SHORES-A penin.
suls OF land on South River and
fine home with Ave bedrooms, 2
baths. also a tvo-bsdroom guest
house. boat house and pier. Gran.
ite bulkhead. A wonderful private
location for the water-living fam
lily.
The Joseph D. Lazenby Co
2l5 Main Street, Annapolis, Nd.
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MONEY TO LOAN
GARAGES

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-24-hou
parking space; rear 174b Cue st.
NV, $40 mo. AD. 2-950s.
Evening star., 1960-01-03
SHERWOOD MANOR

PR. GEO, co. - Only 1
mile north Of new Wash
Annapolis expressway on
q. S. 30l. only 20 minis. to
D. c., Fort Meade and Bla-
densburg. Beautiful 1-acre
homesites. wooded or cleared,
streets paved, county-main-
tained; protective covenants
and building restrictions.
Only $3.50, reas. terms.
Phone today for brochure.
Evening star., 1960-01-03
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

LIVE HIGH ABOVE the Potomac
with a view Of Mt. Vernon and the
river from every rm.: charming
modern house wIevery luxury and
convenience on | acre ground. II
cannot be described. It has 10 Be-
seen: BERENS SALES. RE. 6-54OO
til Q.
SOUTH RIVER WATERFRONT. At
tractiVe year-round 2-bedroom
home overlooking wide expanse OF
river; Wooded lot, private dock
and bath house.
To buy or sell waterfront property
IN the Annapolis area call
EVA GUIDE BRANDT, Realtor
Nd. Colonial 3-461o
Evening star., 1960-01-03
FARMS
(coNTINUBl

233 ACREs-Near Leeshurg, Va
Huge stone Colonial home idea
for restorationl. Stone horsI
barn with & stalls; beautiful roll.
ing pasture land. stream: State
road thru property. $3.50 per acre
Substantial cash required. ORBIT
REAL ESTATE CO, KI. s-5lO6
ask for Mr. Tapley.
800 ACREs-Dairy stock farm: s.
rm. brick home: also 7-rm. frame
house for tenant. 30 stantion-cov
barn. bank barns; $4,000 On
Total price, S94.5O0.
ACNE REALTY CO, UN. 4-321I
25-ACRE ESTATE for sraeious liv-
ing and entertaining. Located in
Goose creek Country Club area
OF Loudon County, Va. Main
house is slate-roof brick rambler;
13X24 liv. rm., 14x15 din. rm.,
l0xl3 equip. kit, 3 huge bedrms !,
pa baths. 15x26 rec. rm., fall
ousied porch and hot-water heat.
Brick rambler guest house has
liv. nm. din rm.. equip. kit, 2
lge. bedrms. and bath. A 2sxlO0
einder block barn and 2-car ga
rage with maids quarters COM
plete the buildings, all Of best
material and construction Only
SS5. 900. with $4,000 cash
needed. L2Ol3. GORDIN-MENsH
REALTY CORP, CIR. 3-456O.
C0LORED. DEFENSE HIGHWAY;
. miles from D. c. line in Nd,
S25 down, S25 mo. SP. 3-S644.
Evening star., 1960-01-03
AVIATION

CAPITOL FLYING CLUB
Clean, Cessna 1S2. full panel an
paint. Omnigator, Simplexer, IF
So hr.; also metal wing Ercoupe
wIOmni. $3.50 hr. No students
ia. 7-l562.
SHARE IN North American AT-6
new paint and annual-besut. WO
Evening star., 1960-01-03
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT
tcoNIINUEo)

$500 FEET. ENTIRE SECOND
FLOOR NEAR CONNECTICUT
AVE- AND MAYFLOWER HOTEL.
REASONABLY RENT. CALL Mr.,
RANSOM. ST. $1,000. OR EWES.
z S-535s. JAMES L. DIXON &
CO., REALTORS.
Evening star., 1960-01-03
az pa ~ bdGCllDJ W
2l5 Main Street, Annapolis. Nd.
TRiephCnRs Tninnia1 OREA

WATERFRONT LOT, / acre. Hol-
lowing Point. Va, ll-mile View
down Potomac: good elevation:
trees. z.995 down. Fl. 4-7laO.
2-BEDRM. concrete block home,
large lot. nearly new: nice com
munity, 81 miles from D c Salt
water. Reasonable by OWNER
You save .ealtor costs Furn. OF
unfurn. Call 10 7-O24e
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MAX c.
SCHWARTZ
The Joseph D. Lazenby Co

YOUR WATERFRONT SPECIALIST
OEALE, MD. UN. 7-Ss7l
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M. LEO STARCH

DEVELOPERS sP. 3-450o
TEMPLE HILLS AREA-K-acr lots
with paved street. curb and gut
ter; city water: subordination 10
builders OWNER. CHI S-4963:
ewes, TU 2-13l3.
Waldorf, MD.-37 lots ready "a
60. Must be sold as an entirety
~ 800 each. Modest down pay
ment. Release clauses for the bal
ance MR. LEBLING, SUN. AMI
! EYES, OIL. 4-66ss, ROBERT b
HALL Co. OIL 2-32hn
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FARMS

AMPLE WATER, 5l3 AcREs-Mod-
ern house; Dashboard heat, . baths.
etc; $50 9. fenced; out bldes,, Va
~ miles D. c. EXCELLENT VALUE,
600. Mr.. OLSON, Agt., WO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-09
BOWIE

COnLlnue0 from rage Del
other extra race will be added
to one Of the week day cards.
The 43d running of the $685.
000-added Bowie Handicap is
scheduled Saturday. Eight or
10 horses are expected to con-
test the mile-and-a- sixteenth
event. Also added to the Satur-
day card is the $500 Myrtle
wood Handicap for fillies and
mares at 6 furlongs.
The newly created Myrtle
wood, which closes for nomina-
tons tomorrow, will serve to
compensate for the snowed-out
Barbara Fritchie Handicap,
which had been set for last
Saturday. The Barbara Fritchie
was worth $25, 000- added.
C. Mahlon Kline's Mystic II,
winner Of the Southern Mary
land Handicap, and Mrs. Edith
l.. Prices Yes You viii, victor
in the Abraham Lincoln
Stakes and Burch Handicap,
will top the Bowie field Satur-
day. The pair is weighted at
lib pounds apiece.
Better Bee, 124, Talent Show,
1913, and LII Fella, 100, were
rated above the pair in the
weights, but are expected to
pass up the Bowie.
Trainer E. Rogers Myers re-
ports that he has switched
riders again for Yes You viii
for the Bowie Handicap. He
will use veteran Keith Stuart
in place of Howard Grant, who
was criticized for his ride
aboard the colt when he An
ished second to Mystic II in
the Southern Maryland.
Another riding assignment
has Ray York assigned to Elk
cam Stables Open View in the
Bowie. York will travel here
from Gulfstream Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-09
Rockies Barred
By ALL From
AII-Stur Come

DALLAS, Tex, Mar. 9 (AP)
American Football League
rockies will not be permitted to
play for the College All Stars
against the Baltimore Colts,
National League champions in
the annual benefit game Au-
gust IL in Chicago.
That is the ruling of the new
leagues commissioner, Joe
Foss. Milt Woodland. Foss' as
sistant. says the ruling has
been approved by the indi-
vidual teams.
I'VE are starting this sea :
son." Foss says. I'VE have no
basic team. Each team will
have so players at camp and
we have to see how each per-
forms. II we had a basic
it would be different"
A case in point is Richie
Lucas. the All-America quart
erback from Penn State, who
was the No. draft choice of
the Washington Redskins. but
who elected TO sign with Buff
falo Of the AFL. Lucas almost
certainly would be picked on
the All-Star squad II he were
able to play.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-09
AL Announces
Rule Change on
Suspended PIuy
ORLANDO, Fla, Mar. 8 CAP)

ORLANDO, Fla, Mar. 8 CAP)
The American League, which
adopted a suspended-game rule
last July for contests terminated
before nine innings, yesterday
extended the rule to cover
extra-inning games under some
conditions.
Following a two-day meeting
with II of his umpires. Presi-
dent Joe Cronin said games will
be completed at a future date
II called because of a curfew
imposed by law. a time limit,
light failure or darkness in the
second game Of a Sunday
double-header when, because of
any law, the lights may not
be turned on.
Extra-inning games called
for any Of those reasons will be
suspended games, except when
any extra inning is completed
with the score still tied. Such
a game will be replayed.
Cronin explained that if a
game is halted by weather, and
subsequent light failure, curfew
or time limit prevents reSump-
ton. it will not be a suspended
game.
However. If a game is stopped
by light failure, and weather or
field conditions prevent further
play. 1t will be a suspended
game and will be resumed at a
later date at the point Of sus-
pension.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-09
Arnold Palmer
Is Fuvorite in
Pensacola Open

PENSACOLA, Ella. Mar. 9
(AP). - Arnold Palmer, the
hottest golfer on the winter
tour. was established today as
the favorite in the SIS, 900
Pensacola Open which starts
tomorrow.
The Ligonier (Pa) pro will
be trying to win his third tour
nament in a row.
Palmer has set a winter tour
record to date by winning
$22, 226 in nine events. He won
the Texas Open and the Baton
Rouge Open the past two weeks,
and the 100000 Desert Classic
at Palm Springs, Calf, earlier
this year. Palmer has finished
in the money in all nine meets.
He also is the winningest
player among the regular tour
ing pros with II victories in
five years.
The 150-player field for the
Pensacola Open, including "a
who qualified yesterday, has
eight of the top II money win
ners this year. Three Of the
winners of the previous four
Pensacola Opens are on hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-09
Solution Awarded
Yacht Race Title

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla,
Mar. 8 (AP) solution. a sleek
46-foot sloop flying the PEN
nant Of the New York Yacht
Club, is the 1860 winner of the
Southern ocean racing circuit
championship.
The entry Of Thor H. Rams
ing was awarded the title yes
terday after a hard drive FIN
ish in the 360-mile Miami-to-
st. Petersburg yacht race.
Solution crossed the line off
the mouth Of Tampa Bay late
Tuesday night, several miles be-
hind Gabriel M. Giannini's
Pacif1ca. another New York
Yacht Club entry. Solution had
a 12-mlnute lead after officials
calculated the handicap time.
Pacifica, a 49-foot yawl, aver
aged SO miles per hour and was
en- route So hours, 10 minutes.
John T. Potter's 48-foot sloop
Touche. also of the New York
Club, finished third for the race
and took runnerup honors for
the championship. Pacifica
placed third in points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-09
Fuvorite Scores
Easy Victoryin
ENGLISH Hurdle

CHELTENHAM, England, Mar.
% (AP). - Irish-trained An
other Flash finished strong to
win the Champion Hurdle
Challenge Cup, Britain's lead
ing hurdle race. yesterday.
Starting favorite at liza, the
6-year-old took the lead in the
homestretch and finished two
lengths ahead of Albergo. SAT-
from Tartan was third, another
three lengths behind.
Victory brought $12,012 to
the winners owner, J. J. Byrne.
Another Flash was ridden by
Harry Beasley.
The race was run over a new
course of 2 miles, 125 yards.
containing 10 obstacles and
finishing with a half-mile up
hill run to the finish. Another
Flash was timed in 3:54.8.
Albergo started at 1l-2 and
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