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Evening star., 1960-07-17

the present title holder Virginia PaiIes of near
by HyattSviIIe Chosen last week, they are: Front
row Cleft to right Georgia Shaw, Scarlet
Shinault, Joyce ShupenkO, jeanne Skinner,
Peggy Strassberger, Nancy Stuckey, Shirley
Wilmer and twins, Darlene and Diane WrOb-
Iewski. Second rOw-Mattie Granger, Kathy
Mahan. Barbara Jewel Marshall, ROsalie Nc
Combs, Geraldine Montgomery, Ruth MOsley,
Ruth Rea, and Sandra SchiIlinger. Third row
Rose BelliSh, Lisa Brisker, George Crosby,
Andrea DOwnin, Dolores Gutierrez, ROsemarle
Hawkes., Ruth Jordan, Frances Little, and Val
Evening star., 1960-07-17

gize to my ex-bOy friend
1 will.
KITTY
Unless you did something
which you failed to mention
in your letter / can see no
reason for your friends
criticism or for you to
apologize to your former boy
friend.
Since he was feeling sulky,
probably jealous and argu-
mentative, too, it is more
than possible that any un-
pleasantness which may have
occurred was his fault, not
yours.
(Released by the
REGISTER and Tribune syndicats)
(Letters to Mrs. Kicker can
be ansspered through her
column only. Write to Dor
othy Kicker tn care of TEEN.
The Washington Star. Wash
ington 3, D. c.
Evening star., 1960-07-17

high schools it won't take
you long to find out the truth
about this boy. A few DIS
GREET inquiries among the
students you know will give
you a clearer picture of him
and his behavior.
You say you "just can't
believe" the boy isn't nice.
Well, make sure it's not q
case of not WANTING to
believe it. If it turns out that
he is considered a nice per-
son after all, no doubt one Of
your Schoolmates will be
willing to introduce you to
him. But don't go out with
him unless you are sure he
is the right kind of boy. That
would really be asking for
trouble.
Dear Mrs. Kicker:
1 am 16 and was going
steady with q boy but after
Evening star., 1960-07-17
Ic THEM IS THE NEW MISS WASHINGTON

erie Scott. The % will be divided into three
groups, nine in each, and compete for berths
as finaIiStS at the Carter Barron Amphitheatre
beginning Wednesday night. The other two
dates are July rs and August l. Each group
of nine will produce three winners, giving a
total of nine finaliStS. The nine remaining will
then compete for the Miss Washington crown
at the Capitol Theater on the night Of August
8. The winner will be crowned by Miss Pailes
and sent to Atlantic City with a number of
prizes, including many wardrobe items.-Star
Staff Photo by WILLARD VOLZ.
Evening star., 1960-07-17

July means it's time to begin the annual search
for the new Miss Washington, the pretty young
lady named each year to represent the District
in the Miss America Pageant at Atlantic City.
Twice in the past, the Miss Washington entry
1.-THE local contest is sponsored annually by Sta
ton WWDC) has won the New Jersey COmpetl-
tiOn-Margaret German, the winner of the first
Miss America contest, and Venus Ramey in
1914 1t almost happened again in 1856 when
Miss Washington, beautiful MargO Lucey, came
in second Above are the semi-finalists In TINS
years local search, one of whom Will succeed
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"M0BUTU DEfIES THREAT AS
UN MAPS SALVAGE"
c.S. Monitor, 1910, New

CS. Monitor, 1910 New Enc Edit
BY Mario Rossi United Nations NY
In the hope OF intervening the Congo before the stu
alton reaches the point Of return threemsn United
Hs'ons mission plans TO leave for Leopoldvie Dec. 10
sPe errors by President ksssvubv TO discourage the under
taking.
The MISSION IS COMPOSED or THE REPRESENTA-
lives OF NIGERIA, MALAYA. AND ETHIOPIA, who in
turn compose the executive the Isnsfon eoneiston
commission established by the UN seeretsrycenerss sd
visory committee the Congo
See moBUTU DEFIEs Pace
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"sPEEDERs MAY FIND ESCAPE IS MIRAGE"

c.S. Monitor. 1910. New Eng. Edit.
Racing police TO escape sPeedinstiekef won't get drs
anywhere
MASSACHUSETTS REGISTRAR or MOTOR VEHICLES
CLEMENT A. RILEY HAS AUTHORIZED STATE POLICE
TO REPORT SPEEDING CARS MERELY ON oBsERvA.
TON. WITHOUT THE REQUIREMENT Or STOPPING The
OPERATORS AND BOOKING THEM
The unprecedented procedure was termed emergency
action TO protect the motoring public and pedestrians
Purpose OF the order fwo-fold-to halt dsncerous
police ehsses of speeding and eliminate the danger
OF booking processes hshspeed highways
Mr. Riley feIegrs Phed every police department in the
state this message
See sPEEDERs Page 9
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ROMAN CATHOLIC WAGES OF SIN"
PRIEST CoLLAPsEs" SAYING MASS = DIES !

GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
DEATH IS AN ADAMEvE m-Y.TH!- THINK
ING sUFFocATIoN AND or NoN.cHRlsT sclEN
ISIS, The SATAN BOUND" 1T TEsTiFIEs TO
SIAKveD SOULS = INDIFFERENT. coNTEmPTuous
OK HOSTILE. TO GODS TWO GREATEST, IN
COMPARABLE, INDISPENSABLE VOICES SINCE
enNIsI JESUS = FULFILLING PROMISE AND
PROPHECY TO WICKED AND ADULTERous GENERA
80, .'ons Or ANOTHER COMFORTER, EVEN THE
HOLY GHOST IDIvINE MASTER Aaso,,,Te ec,eMce
OF THE UNIVERSE Il, WHO Is TeAcaInc All
THINGS. = eFFEcTINc THE HEALING or THE
nAIloNs" = A REVELATION or THE REAL
'ne NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH
neveN NEEDING A HEALING IN ALL ETERNITY
Gods GREATEST MARY. BAKER EDDY
"oooAr Nevs'sfion l2:l. IS GODS ApPoINTEE
ssAR" JESUS UNFINISHED BUSINESS
"eNsO AND ADULTEREss GENERATION
See re- PRIEST. Page
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And Forgive Us cur debts,
IS ws forgive our debtors. "

We are nearing The Christ
mas ho.icsy seaso- which
should be The mos- Sacred o..
the wear The loye q God and
His son. Chrst Jesus. should
Dc foremost IL our thinking
/. IS Love which gives Us
power 10 use hign above the
temptation q evil
From the Christian Sci
ence text booF u y ary
Baker Eddy we learn. The
physical senses can obtain no
proof Of Cod. They neither
see Spirit through me eye
nor hear il through the air.
nor can they feel taste. or
smell spirit" S&H ? 234
2l-23l
To attain faith, hope and
understanding Of The actual
meaning. We must ascend
above evil through prayerfUl
study. and application Of the
Truth which makes Us free.
We must rise in the spiritual
value OF divine Love. The
higher our devotion 10 Truth
and Love. the higher our val
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A GLORIOUS CHRISTMAS AT HAND /!
HEAVENLY WISHES 10 OUR READERS.
FRIENDS. KElGHBoRs
bv Andrew +. hueboHt CS. 80

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SCIENCE NJ WORKS AND GREATER .Es0s-
PROGRESS AID GROWTH r-E ETERNAL ~li
DATE -- TIE onE s-E-A-- Sane nlso. SOUL.
s-iriI SUBSTANCE oNfsPoTEsT. DIVINE
Love 0f,~isClErf. oyi,lPsEsEhT. o"hlAcTl,E =
r-Us rLT-EE4soT-eR GOD ELL--lRltCsUOs
.scL--= u. I-t SIMPLEST LANGUAGE. T-lT
.-r- >rLyerLr EMPLOYMENT. Await 49, ~
.-s-- pr rLT-eRs BUSINESS T-E MAKING
-7rlsIlLr SCIENCE Students Thinkers,
-S--S~s gro T-CE TER "ITr CHRIST JESUS
,. TEARS RETURN - FoREyEsJxoRE - IN
rs r--E-s KINGDOM TIE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
m-ss.srf EFFECT TIE -EILiSc Or TrE
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sz" -E-sEr And T-E rE" EARTr - NEVER
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.=rs-i- -r -.l lnI Os- CREATOR. cHEL-
~ UNIVERSE
4, * &c ishnc COD CREATED
49, ir@-rr-- fi--e sFEErLL-f PERFECT
--sT LINCOLN .Ls lrk00H - REVELATION
,s--.~ge Z i0r 10 GODS cRELIrsf MAXI,
1AKE< EDDY - li,c o~PISZE-E PK0Prr ESQ
HE,=-LT-S f-E inr.'slAr -Ls No BEGINNING.
Se.lisrl',c Sscri-iES T-E ofs-r or 4
sE-r-=tIsfEnl CREATOR or T-E CHARACTER Or
1T AND GOD SAD LIT Us MAKE NAN IN
cyT nLcE. AFTER cyk LIKENESS. And LET THEM
-Lss DOMINION OVER $3.50 LL
Z fila~. Is Z REFLECTION oF GODS ETER-
.-SyohioUS GOVERNMENT or T-E
-"- --ELTlot And UNIVERSE, Or sUreK-
PATH. lsC0RE-PTiELE. UhlhvL0LE-E,
--.,4-- -.EsI -ELsEN And ETERNAL LIFE
AID GOD SAN EVERY THING THAT
-ss REAL PARENT CREATOR HAD MADE
80 5s-C-C II MAS Is. VERY GOOD
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CEASE YE FROM MAN" or THE FLESH 4!

Sun I'LL On Y. SAYS -E ACCEPTS GODS
NAk WADE CT T-E Dust AND GROUND AND TrE
BREATH OF LIFE 57EA7-ED INTO rs NcSTsLs !
IN OTHER WORDS. T-E DEAR PASTOR ACCEPTS IS
REAL TrE N-y-T---iC-s4 cEs1LlS- anti
CHRIST - PsYc-cPIT-lc - Ics~-EsE 117oER-
oys CAIN JUDAS. sN<ssEs AND FOOLS - TrE
EGO AND PsYc-oL ocy o. -uwIN sIS--s AND
PaSENTHoCC - PSEUDO CREATION - TIE
,S-Y.T----c-E-L c-AsTLY FARCE o. so-,sAe-
MATERIAL EXISTENCE : ~ GODS Girls
TAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK -ls on. iN=ILll5-E
BIBLE PASTOR GUARDIAN LlsERa7cs- CT
CUR senior BASIC BIBLE PASTOR TIE KING LANES
PROTESTANT - AND ALL 5l5lEs
see G. z. slck Faster Page
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ve CT the po~er OF Ccc .
sustain and protect rs fron
temptation.
Debtors To Truth
We are debtors 70 G1c
CHRIS. Jesus and . our T..
bowman 3 zuse We owe
them more love We one
more lose - God b'ecs
ae lo,es Us Ne o1e m
icye 70 Christ Jesus t,ecse
re Is the son cf Coo
gave rim through SPIN.
shCv marx e TIE asy q -
vz-ic- oye- ire .is..ess be-.
CT matter We owe more .cys
% ou- feIlow-sn because
csnnc, .oge God. and Chs.
1i,ho-: loving OR ;e..1a-
man AID .o'1ng spi1,us..
Distinguishes betn cen ELr.s-
lust The flesh profi'e'o
netting" And Love is re-
Elected in love-"
Jesus reduced al rsa,e-s.i
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SPIRITUAL SANITY? or NON CHRIST
SCIENTIST QERGY!
CD NQ, PASTOR. TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH

zEAloys cRusADlNc PROTESTANT
MINISTER M7T- LARGE FOLLOWING
SIT = SAIL o. TA7S0S Is KICKING s14lNST
T--E P7fcxs - sllssFyLLr INDIFFERENT 10
T-E GENESIS O. PERFECT CREATOR CREATION
OFFSPRING UNIVERSE Ia. - - VERY GOOD
PERFECT - -EEDs NOT ISAIAH III
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z PLANES COLLIDE OVER N.Y.; l34 DEAD

se~s 2-it, Free Press lz-l7
Ut -ETTolT TRl5UkEs SCOOP
.n-L EXPLICITLY. cLTEcORicALLY. EXPLAIN
7-s cl-sEs
ALCOHOL. TOBACCO, IMPURE MEDICINE,
PRAYERS. READING. THINKING; THE SHORT
SKIRT. SATANIC BEHAVIOR. CONTRIBUTIONS.
GA WICKED AND ADULTEROUs GENERATION!
THE MULTI-BILllON S SEX RACKETEERINC
~ TIE ENTERTAINMENT WORLD AND THE
WORLD or LETTERS!
INVOLUNTARY SPIRITUAL PROSTITUTES
THE NON CHRIST SCIENTIST CLERGY \
NEW YORK IS ONE or THE DEVILS HOS
OF THE AMERICAS ! : HOLLYWOOD. TOO!
PoLLUTERs or DIVINE. SPIRITUAL, AND CHRIST.
LIKE Po7EhTlLLlTlEs or THE PUBLIC
See Z PLANES COLLIDE. Page
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REV. BILLY GRAHAM, Sum-, l1-28,
BLASTS THE CHASTITY FARCE OF Iso-esIIedl
MATERIAL EXISTENCE" - p. III, GODS CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE TEXTBOOK - ONLY kFALLIBLE
BIBLE PASTOR ALL OTHER BIBLES ARE
PRISONERS or THE DEVIL OWING TO SAUL
or TARsus ADAM-EvE TRANsLAToRs, TENS OF
THOUSANDS or INVOLUNTARY SPIRITUAL
ADULTERERS EW
HENCE, THE IMPERATIVE NEED or CLERGY, LAY.
MEN, LEADERS, MASSES, TO ACCEPT JESUS my FAITH
ERs BUSINESS" AS THE ONE. REAL WORK or ALL
NATIONS AND PEOPLES, ALL THE TIME - AND IN THE
scRIPTURAL CONTEXT. a SPIRITUAL WARFARE
WITH THE WORLD ["MATTER" MYTH H. THE
FLESH lADAMEvE MYTH H. AND THE DEVIL
A LIAR VOID or TRUTH - VOID or REALITY
- APPRENTICESHIP ONLY By GODS ADE-
oUATELY PURE m HEART" cHRIsTLIKE CHRIS
TAN SCIENTISTS
See REV BILLY GRAHAM Page
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REDS ISSUE PROGRAM FOR WORLD RULE"
US. IS CHIEF ENEMY;
VARIES VICTORY SEEN"

U.s. IS CHIEF ENEMY;
WAELEsS VICTORY SEEN"
by Tom Lambert NJ. Y. Trib. i2-6
THAT'S WHAT The DEVIL SAYS WHO, To-
cETHER WITH HIS DcTAToRs DEsPoTs, TYRANTs,
MASS MURDERERs. MULTLBILLIoN S COLOSSAL
CRIMINALS HAS BEEN ROASTING THROUGHOUT
THEIR MYTHICAL HISTORY THE cHAsT.
~ FARCE or MATERIAL lso-esiIedI EXISTENCE"
D. III, NY ONLY INFALLIBLE BIBLE PASTOR
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK SCIENCE
AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES" -
TOTALLY VOID or SAUL or TARsUs, ADAM-EvE
TRANsLAToRs, TENS OF THOUSANDS or IN
VOLUNTARY SPIRITUAL ADULTERERsi COVER
INC UP The MYTHICAL NATURE or SIN,
ADAMS, EWES HE'LL AND THEIR FATHER, THE
DEVIL, - GIGANTIC FRAUDS AND Myths
See REDS ISSUE PROGRAM Page
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.lst The flesh profIfe'n
netting" And Love is re-
Elected in love"

CONTINUED on Page Four)
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FEAR NO EVIL
Christmas g Here
Ri,s -Aoce Impiaho"
BY ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

ve CT the power OF ccc .
sustain and protect rs fror1
temptation.
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Mich. AfL-cO News l2l5:
"UNEMPL 0YMENT JUMPS $4,000 IN MICH"
LABOR STRESSES NEED FOR ACTION"
ITO STEM RISING UNEMPL OYMENT"
"UNEMPL0YED WORKERS CRY OUT:
GIVE US BACK OUR DIGNITY
WITH STEADY EMPLOYMENT"
COD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
PUT THAT HEAT ON THE DEVILS
-PSYCHOPATHfC- re. HIERARCHY
INVOLUNTARY SPIRITUAL PROSTITUTES
The re. BIRTHS FLOODS.
lUNACY! TREASON!
See UNEMPL OymENT JUMPS. Page z
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TESTIMONY. SIXTH CHURCH OF CHRIST.
SCIENTIST. l2-lA:

OPENING HYMN: Joy TO THE WORLD THE
LORD IS CONE. LET EARTH RECEIVE HER KING -
ne. II
BIBLE SELECTIONS PSALMS ISAIAH, LUKE 49,.
GODS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK GUARD
IN Ll5ERLToR or SENIOR PASTOR BIBLE KING
JAMES PROTESTANT
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE teAT5Ook DICTATED ExCLu-
sVELY By GOD. HIMSELF - VOID OF SAUL
or TARsUs. ADAhrEvE TRAksLAToRs. TENS oe
THOUSANDS INVOLUNTARY. SPIRITUAL
SCULTERERS
HYMN FROM SENSE TO SOUL NY PATHWAY
LIES BEFORE ME, ~. The LONELINESS OF LOVE IS
ALL AROUND No g.
Evening star., 1960-09-11

the same thing with the Dodg-
.ers, with President Larry Mac
Phail blistering him on sew
eral occasions for what Mac
Phail believed were imaginary
ills.
my back gave me trouble
every year." Cookie said. It'd
go so far, then run out of gas.
Twice during all-star game
breaks I went to hospitals for
checkups. They couldn't find
anything wrong. I'd sleep may
be two or three hours a night
then sit up all hunched over
the rest of the night.
Zone day I collapsed in my
hotel room. An ambulance took
me to a hospital and they took
out my appendix. 1t was
twisted back near my spine
and when it was inflamed il
accounted for all my trouble
II haven't had a bit of back
trouble since.
Il believe players when they
say they're hurting. I've been
through that sort Of thing my
self. I'll never forget the things
MacPhail said to me and so
I'll always remember never to
say them to anybody else"
Evening star., 1960-09-11
PIRATES
Continued from Page FL

Continued from Page FL
three unearned runs in the
fourth.
The Cubs got their lone run
in the seventh on back-to-back
singles by Ed Bouchee, AL Heist
and Don thinner. Friend then
got Tony Taylor to hit into q
double play and struck out
pinch-hitter George Altman.
Three-Run Burst
Here's how the Pirates got
their three runs in the fourth;
Roberto Clemente was safe
on the -bobble by Banks and
Stuart followed with a single
Smoky Burgess flied to center
and Clemente moved to third
after the catch. Don Hoax
singled, scoring Clemente. Bill
Mazeroski bounced to Ander-
son. who turned and threw the
b all to centerfleld, Stuart
scoring and Hoax reaching
third on the error.
Dick Schof1eld, subbing for
the injured Dick Groat. SIAM
med a double down the left
field line. scoring Hoax,
Mazeroski was out at the plate,
thinner got three of the
Cubs hits and Ron Santo and
Bouchee each had two. With
the exception of the third and
eighth innings. the Cubs man.
aged to get somebody aboard
but the five double plays bailed
out Friend.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
Braves Blast
Dodgers, 1913,
With Homers

MILWAUKEE,. Sept. 10 CAP)
The Braves built up a big
lead on three-run homers by
Hank Aaron and Ed Mathews
and then hung on today for q
1913 decision over the Dodgers.
The three-hour. four-minute
struggle was extremely sloppy.
Five Dodger pitchers gave up
eight walks, while three Mil
waukee hurlers passed seven
and hit two batters. In addi-
ton there were three errors.
Aaron blasted his 37th homer
with two mates aboard in the
first and Mathews cracked his
seth, good for another three
runs, In the third.
Carl Wiley, the second Mil
waukee pitcher, hit his first
major league homer in the
sixth after Duke Snider Of the
Dodgers belted a two-run pinch
homer in the top of the inning.
The blast was Snider's 14th.
The victory left the Braves
seven games behind league
leading Pittsburgh, which de-
feated Chicago, Al.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
DONNA FLOYD BOWS
Fraser, Lover Reach
National I ennis Finals

FOREST HILLS, N. Y, Sept.
10 (AP).-Defending Champion
Neale Fraser and Rod Eaver
crushed Americas last glim-
mering hopes today and gained
the final round Of the National
Tennis singles championships.
Fraser. seeded No. 1, shat
tered the dreams Of 18-year-
old Deny Ralston. Of Bakers
field, Calf, 11-9. 6-3, 60.
Laver triumphed. 4-6, ST.
Ga, 60, rs over Earl Buch-
holz Of st. Louis, Mo-, to set up
an all Australian final for the
fourth time in five. years.
Darlene Hard Of Montebello,
Calf, and Maria Bueno Of
Brazil. the defending cham
pion, ch e d the women's
finals.
WOmen's Finalists
Miss Hard, seeded No. 4, de-
feated Donna Floyd. a 19-year-
old junior at William and Mary
from Arlington, Va, 6-1, rs,
and Miss Bueno whipped
Christine Truman of England
I6-3, 81.
For Fraser, it was expert
ence over youth. Once past the
first set, there was no real
question Of the winner. But
for the red-haired Laver. who
hasn't lost a tournament or
the United States grass court
circuit this year, it was 9
frustrating victory.
Laver hauled himself of the
canvas in the third set. and
squared the match by taking
the fourth. The Australian ap-
peared on the way to victory
when he broke Buchholz'I
service in the first game of the
fifth set. But Buchholz broke
back in the fourth and agair
in the eighth to go ahead, 5-3
Laver broke back at love
and it was 5-4, then held his
own delivery for SIS. Buch.
holz had limped slightly in the
previous two games and the
crowd of 10000 in the West
Side Tennis Club Stadium
sensed something might bt
troubling his leg.
Buchholz served in the 11tf
game and it went to 30-30
Evening star., 1960-09-11

Suddenly on the fourth point
(Which he won). Buchholz al
most fell, began to limp and
tossed down his racket in dis
gust. His face was twisted in
pain and he grabbed for his
left leg.
Time was called and a train
er worked on him for i've min
utes. He came back, but could
only pat at the ball on hi;
service. Laver, for his part
was in a compromising position
He didn't know what to do, SC
hit the return half-heartedly
probably reasoning that II
Buchholz couldn't serve, he
should kill the return.
Finally, though. he broke
through and held his own serv-
ice for the match.
Fraser, defending champion
and top seed, gave Ralston
trouble with his twisting
service.
But Ralston, when ne coulc
get Fraser's service back ir
play, was the better man.
Miss Hard, seeded No. 4
highest spot awarded any Amer
ican girl in the draw, had toe
much experience for Miss Floyd
VOlIeys Foil Donna
Miss Floyd is strictly a base
line player and Miss Hard Il
strictly a net rusher. Mis-
Floyd simply could not handle
Miss Hard's blasting volleys.
Miss Floyd made her only
threat at the start of the Sec
ond set when she took a 81
lead. Miss Hard wiped it out
with breaks in the fifth anC
seventh games, and went or
from there to wrap it up.
Miss Bueno, seeded No. l
suffered only one lapse. That
was in the seventh game of thu
second set when she permitted
Miss Truman, seeded No. 3 anc
a British Wightman Cup star
to break her service.
Gardner Mulloy of Cora
Gables, Fla, once one of Amer
ica's top international stars
won the national seniors It'll,
with a6-4, 6-3 victory owe.
Adrian Quist, leader of tht
touring Australian team.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
BASEBALL
BEAT
BY BURTON HAWKINS

Minoso, Mike Fornieles-they
the big attractions in Cuba
and Pascual is the best. Pas
cual try to please everybody.
He no can do. He try to please
everybody maybe next season
they say, He was a good
pitcher No, he have to look
out for himself
Ramos it not affect so
much. Pedro is stronger.
Camilo puts more strain on his
arm. He must depend on curve
ball. He pitch maybe one
game a week in Cuba, but al
ways a complete game. Last
winter II complete games
after he lead the American
League with II complete
games"
There has been speculation,
what with Commissioner Ford
Prick banning American play
ers from Cuba this winter be-
cause of unsettled conditions,
that Fidel Castro will retaliate
by banning Cubans from play
ing in the United States next
season.
st no think he do it," Becquer
said. IF he do, Cuba no longer
be free country. Maybe 800
Cubans playing baseball in the
United States. in majors and
minors. That's all we know
what to do. He do that, he have
to stop show people from going
out the country. I no worry
about that"
Pascual has experienced arm
difficulties since joining the
Senators-and little wonder. He
makes Iron Man McGinnity re-
semble a, cream puff with his
pitch where the weather-is-
warm routine year after year.
There's only so much resiliency
in an arm and Camilo is
stretching things too far.
Pascual recently was pre-
pared to pick up and go home,
disguised by a lingering sore
shoulder and undercurrent
comments by a few teammates
who have expressed the idea
that maybe Camilo could pitch
if desire was more evident. It's
a bum rap, for Pascual has
proven on many occasions that
he's a competitor. If he says his
shoulder is sore, for my money
it's sore-real sore-or he'd be
firing.
Manager Cookie Lavagetto
will be the last to accuse Pas
cual Of malingering. AS a
player he went through much
Evening star., 1960-09-11
Cardinals Fall.
7 Back With
Loss 10 PhiIs

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10
(AP) Ruben Amaro drove in
four runs with q double and q
triple today as Philadelphia
defeated st. Louis, 7-2, and
dropped the Cardinals seven
full games behind league-lead-
ing Pittsburgh. The Cards held
second place by one percentage
point over Milwaukee.
Amaro doubled in the first
two Philadelphia runs in the
second inning, after Frank
Herrera singled and Cal Nee
man wake d. Amaro later
scored on q sacrifice fly.
In the eighth Herrera
singled, Neeman doubled and
Amaro uncorked his triple.
The Phillies scored twice in the
sixth on Bobby Del Greco's solo
home run and Jim Owens
single scoring Herrera, who had
three hits today.
Owens, who hadn't won q
game since June 5, earned his
fourth victory against IL de-
feats. Ray Sadecki, now 8-8,
was the loser.
CT TnTus puTT AnFT pxITA
Evening star., 1960-09-11

a year ago. had been hospital
lied part of the summer for a
blood clot on his arm. He be-
gan working out two weeks ago,
fully recovered, but the ailment
returned.
The Philadelphia native was
advised by his doctor to forget
basketball for this year at least
In Sc games last season
Richter averaged 4.3 points,
had a shooting percentage OF
$40 and grabbed 312 rebounds.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
Johnny Richter
Lost to CeItics

BOSTON. Sept. 10 (AP).-
The Boston Celtics today
learned that JOHNNY Richter will
not be able to play for the de-
Tending National Basketball
Association champions in the
196O-61 season because Of a
blood condition.
Richter, No. ! draft choice of
Evening star., 1960-09-11
CoIoniuIs to Hold
Football Luncheon

Colonials, Inc. the George
Washington sports booster club.
will hold weekly luncheons,
starting this Tuesday at 1915
p.m., during the football sea-
son at the Touchdown Club.
Bill Elias, the new CIV head
football coach, and members
of his staff will be guests at
the first luncheon this week.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
Gavin and KittIe
In Bethesda Final

In a match probably without
precedent in area golf club
championships, two 15-year-
olds will meet for the title to-
day at Bethesda Country Club
when John Gavin and Kent
Kittle battle it out over SO holes.
Gavin. the Metropolitan scho-
lastic champion, defeated Chick
Cullinane, Q up, in a seminal
match yesterday, shooting three
over par. Kittle, two over par,
eliminated Doug Lindsay, 2
and !.