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Evening star., 1960-05-15
Throneberry,
BecquerHot
In 40 Win
BY BURTON HAWKINS
Star STAFF Writer

Camilo Pascual, the answer
to most of the Senator's Short
comings, dealt the Yankees their
first shutout of the season under
sullen skies yesterday at Grifhth
Stadium. The sharp Cuban
highlander inflicted a four-llit.
1l-strikeout, 40 defeat on New
York to snap Washington's
three-game losing streak.
Faye Throneberry and Julio
Becquer, thrust into the lineup
Friday night due to the ailing
batting averages of Don Mincher
and Dan Dobbek, supplied five
of the Senators seven hits of
John Gabler and Johnny James.
Throneberry and Becquer
each contributed a two-run hit
in a four-run outburst against
Gabler in the third inning.
Becquer contributed three sim
giles to the Senator's attack.
while Throneberry slammed a
double and a single.
Fans mantle 8 Times
But the story was Pascual..
In registering his third victory
the grim faced, all business
operator famed Mickey Mantle
three times and Tony Kubek
and Bill Skowron twice EACH
1t marked the fourth time in
his five starts that Pascual
has struck out at least 10. ~~
Camilo has compiled So
strikeouts in AZ innings to
lead the American league and
is second in the majors only
to Don Drysdale of the Dodgers,
who has famed 81.
Pascual owned a two-hitter
with one out in. the ninth
inning, but Yogi Berra looped
a single to left and with two
down Skowron bounced a single
past Shortstop Billy Console.
With his shutout in jeopardy.
Camilo disposed of Elston
Howard on a foul to Catcher
Earl Battey.
Is Scoreless Innings
Pascual, the winner of the
Senators only two triumphs
in their last eight games.
notched his other victories on
three-hitterS against Boston
and Kansas, City. He lost a
five-hitter to the Red Sox, 81,
among his three reverses, one
OF which came in relief.
The 1852 customers saw
Pascual run his string of score-
less innings to IS. In his last
lS innings he has allowed one
run, and that was unearned,
in reducing his earned run
average to 2.34.
Console ignited the Senator'S
lone scoring inning with a
single to center off Gabler,
29-year-old rookie who spent
II years in the minors with
the New York organization and
who is hoping to avoid q
return trip.
Console stole second before
Pascual walked, and the bases
were filed when Billy Gardner
beat out a bunt to extend his
hitting streak to II games.
Double Hits Pitcher
Throneberry slashed a vi.
cious liner back at Gabler and
the ball ricocheted of the
pitchers right leg into right
field for a double, scoring
Console and Pascual. Bob Alli-
son grounded out, but the bases
were loaded again when Jim
Lemon walked.
Becquer sent Gardner and
Throneberry scurrying across
the plate with a single to left.
but the Senators chances of
a more productive inning van
ished when Reno Bertoia
forced Becquer and Battey
fouled out.
The Yankees advanced only
two runners to third base. Rog-
er Maris tripled to the CENTER
field corner after Berra struck
out in the fourth, but Pascual
also famed Skowron and How
ard to squelch that threat.
Gabler walked in the second
inning with one down and
moved around to third on q
Evening star., 1960-05-15

Score 1-2l.
HBP-By Latman Cox. MinosoI
U-Drummond, Berry, Napp and
Umont. T-3:14. A-5,690.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
SENATOR'S, A.
YANKEES, O
WASHINGTON

Struck out for Gabler in eth.
NEW YORK 900 900 O00-O
WASHINGTON - O04 900 oox-4
E. Console. PO-A - New York.
24-13: WASHINGTON. 27-11. DP-Con-
solo to Gardner to Beeouer: Howard
to Richardson. LoB-NeE York. 8:
Washington,
2B@Thronebsrry. 3B-MGris. sB--
rnnrnln E-Rartnin
Evening star., 1960-05-15

Belly Ache and Airmons Guide Win
Pimlieo's, Co-feotures. Poss F-s
Evening star., 1960-05-15
PITTSBURGH
MILWAUKEE,

Totals 4s IA 4 Totals 40 4 z 4
! Homered for Burdette in Sth;
e Ran for Burgess in 10th; 8 Flied
out for Law in 10th.
PITTSBURGH - 03o o1o 600 O2-6
MILWAUKEE, = 600 o10 210 00-4
E-Msntilla 8 PO-A-Pittsburgh
33-11, Milwaukee 1919. DP-Schoen-
dienst TO Mantilla to Tore. LOB
tsSOus S6Wcimoli { SA Hosk. Mantilla 3b-
Clemente. HR-Crandal, Covington,
dentilla, Adcock. sB-skinner. s.
Evening star., 1960-05-15

Mahon tl-3l
WP-Burdette A U-Bosgess. Cor
man, Smith, sud&. T-2:45. A-16,-
S65.
Evening star., 1960-05-15

Winner : PascusI t3-3I. Loser -
Gabler tl-3).
PB - Howard. Battey. u - Hesso-
chick. Chylak. Mckinley and stey&na,
T-2:0S. A-1,552
Evening star., 1960-01-24

1000 block Evarts St. n.e.-1st dr.,
bath, = 5edPns. oni and r@; en;eloai..d ai.d
porch; End FIR, 2 bedrms. with
running water. Apt. In basement,
Evening star., 1960-01-24
COOP APIS. FOR SALE
lcoNIINUEpI
FLYNN CO-OPS
OPEN 2 TIL 5 TO-DAY
AvoNpALE
1874 p ST. NV.

Located in q rectangls
containing some S2O,OOO,-
00O worth of recent con-
struetion (includinR the new
Brookings Institution Bldg,
new, modern apt, houses,
etc., In one neighboFhood
in downtown Washington
that is definitely on the
upgrade" and In a we'll
established elevator and
switchboard building there
is presently available to an
acceptable buyer o lovely,
4th Ar. apt. home con-
sisting Of foyer. / bedrm.,
nV. rm., din. rm. (or 2nd
bedrm.) with nice kit. and
beautiful, mod. bath. Wired
for air cond. Small balcony.
Monthly maint. less than
$50. Total price $500,
Terms may be arranged for
dependable purchaser. Ask
for MAJOR CARNEY in
Apt. 46 or call NO. 7-4eOS,
Evening star., 1960-01-24

VIENNA. VA.
Spotless 3-bedrm. rambler; 2 baths
2l-ft liv. rm.. sep. din rm.,
breakfast nook. full bsmt.; excel
location; reaS. rent.
1-bedrm. house; washer, drier, air
conditioned, carpeted: "a acre
Cali Mr.. Marcus, YEoNAs REAL
TY. DU. 5-5500 or IA. 5-9l97.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
RENTALS \

We have many 3 and 4 bedrm
houses for rent In North ant
South Arl.. Falls Ch. and Mclean
Some new 4-bedrm. hi-levels anC
Cape Gods. 2 baths, carports anC
earases. Please call for info. anc
for addresses. BENOTT 4 AL.
VAREz, Realtors, KE. e-6677.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
1870 WYOMING AVE. NV,

HOUSE sIZE-3 bedrms.
2 baths, Ice. gracious foyer,
liv. rm.. truly immense din.
rm. with aleove, breakfast
rm. and lovely, Ige. mod,
kit. Air cond, Elev, and
swchhd. BLDG. immed, ad-
jacent to transp. Highest
calibre owners linci. several
general and flag oficers).
Latest sale in bldg. 70 an
admiral, Entire apt. home
IN excellent decor and cond,
Ask for MR.. OWENS in ADJ.
oO2 or call CO. b.7463.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
COLORED-FHA
NO DIN. PAYMT.
S85 MO.

COMPLETELY REMoDELED GRIN.
GGoLoNiAL SHndvEFSs.T FRONT PORCH HONE
CHASER sSGsyMzN5TNI MHsT IAvN AREA e!eo5 PgR: r:
CONE AND CREDIT 10 ouAE.
IFY FOR FHA LOAN.
1ST NATL. REALTY
RE. 1881 HE. 4-2222
Evening star., 1960-01-24

RIVERDALE-3 bedrms., iiv. rm.,
din. .rm, kitchen, enclosed porch.
AL lRe. rooms: near school and
trensp., UN. 4.2696. 1871 River
Evening star., 1960-01-24
COUNTRY HOME

City living, on beautiful Bull
run Farm, Is miles from
White House. 3 bedrms.,
z baths, GE Dashboard heat,
2s-acre stocked fish pond
for swimming and fishing,
240 acres for hunting quail
ana turkey: facilities for
horses and dogs. House has
unobstructed view OF pie
turesque Bull Run Mountain.
$3.50 mo, rent TO acceptable
tenant. including all utili.
tles. Call owner, MRS,
MARSH, at EN-. 2.Sa4S for
information and appoint.
ment for inspection.
Evening star., 1960-01-24

CAPITOL HILL-charminGly re.
slisy:dwsllliRnsse facing ''Gls th. GTx, reSi
grounds OF historic Christ Episco-
pal Church; tiny walled garden,
EaS heat; 500 mo. Ph. OWNER
Evening star., 1960-01-24

BEAUTIFUL RAMBLER IS bed
inns. = baths, powder rm., huge
nv. rm;, banquet din. rm, compl.
KIT. with earb. disp, dishwasher:
h.:w. heat. $3.50. RA. s-5s6js. sS'
BELTsvlLLE. Rent or saie-I -yr :.
oIa 3.oecrm; ork. and frame
rsmeler' Flll bsmt. 60Ol odell
BETHESDA, 67Q9 Kinsswood court
.,Mooern brick rambler on we'll
landscaped lot: 2-bedrm. home;
coli ccsii xx smSeai asS4saP FRED A SMITH
BETHESDA AREA = 3-6edrm. :,
brick rambler. daylight bsmt :
enclosed yard. $3.50. OIL. o-65p5.
sbSIHEsDA; ETH sDi.,,a: nT: NIH05I2story ~:
rec: rm,; nrepl, yalk-up attic
lge lot, shrubbery and flowers:
quiet. no through st. HE. 4-2379.
BETHESDA - 4-bedrm., 2h-bath,
earpeted, split-level, available
vsnient to schools. near River rd.
BETHEsDA-NIH-centr. air-cond.
prk. ramb, split foyer, 3 bedryns 4,
Sr ss1 baths. s55s. ultra snov siti; rec. rm.,
BRANDYWINE ST. NV, 4O0sL-
Newly dec; 3 bedrms.; yard: conv
loc. Wo. 6-5797, KE. 7-O249.
BREN MAR PARK-Brick rambler
3 bedrooms, 2 baths. living room
dining room; fenced yard; walkout
basement; ,nns,h A 2-Xssr i,le lease; $50 per
REALTY, KE. $4,000 'oN1"i
BRICK RAMBLER; liv. rm. with
nrepl,, bedrms., kit. bath. util.
sos per mo. JU. s-i63e.
BRICK RAMBLER, nearby FAIRFAX
go bedrms. bsmt.: h-acre lot,
fenced: S13o mo. CIR 3-6534.
BURLEITH. 35l0 T st. n.w.-Com.
tletely redec. 3-bedrm. row brk
nome n this most conv. neighbor-
NA. s-2s6b, OLIVER r. CARR
CAPITOL HlLL-Nice 3-bedrm- brk
home: vac: $3.50 mo. viii lease
WALLACE sHUMAN, JA. 4-36i9
CAPITOL lstd41 .sm;d:, sIa5 los s,,at 4th AZ =
din. rm.. kit, I bedrms., . baths
bsmt. Gas hot-water heat. Front
and rear yards. $500 per mo, Cali
Agent, RE. 7-l1s1.
CAPITOL HILL-Charmineiy re-
sIisytsvi,IIns sIIHrsd i,iIISedFm,: ,,n S;stC5y 6rs,;
grounds Of historic Christ Episco-
pal Church: tiny walled garden,
Ss neat; $lOO mo. Ph. OWNER,
CAPITOL HILLl open sun, 3-5-
Semifurn. 3-bedrm, house; Sl2b,
402 4th st. ne, FE. 7.2543.
CAROLE HIGHLANDS-Lovely, q.
bedrm. brk. .det. house: lge. fenced
yd.; mr.. schools. MR.. GRISSO,
AP, 7-4s76 or Wo. 6-6s23 ewes.
CENTREVILLE, VA. . bedrms |,
bath, bsmt., lee. lot, oil heat, mr.
school; 500 mo. JE. 3-S776.
CHEVY CHASE VILLAGE, near cir
cle-5 bedrms., ga baths, mod.
Kit; $3.50 mo-; available Feb. !,
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.
2-story brick Colonial. 4-bedroom.
out. Recently decorated, Call MR..
3-bath. Completely modern thru
PEYToN. JU. 9-lpO7 or OIL. g.
s224t41s FREDERICK INg W. sERENs
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-To June /:
2 bedrms.. ga baths, elec. kit,
den, S225 mo, OIL. 6-6b7s,
CHEVY CHASE, nr. Conn - rms,
bath; sera i 6smt, oil h VIII si5I
Evening star., 1960-01-24

cOLORED
1927 Warder st. n.v.-6 rooms,
g KITS, 2 baths. oil h.-v.h.. SllO
2OO2 18th ST. n.v.-2nd and 3Pd
foors; z rms, bath, gas heat, SO.
GUY TIMER
1929 l1th st NV M 9-Ion9
Evening star., 1960-01-24
HOUSES uNFURNIsHED
(coNIlNueb1

CHEVY CHASED. c., B236 43rt
Ct. n.y@1 blk. OF Wis. FreshlJ
dec. 2-bedrm. stone front ROW
house, rear yard. $40 per mo
Ma. 6-o340 or ma. e-2So6. OLIVER
q. CARR Realtor.
COLEsvILLE, MD.-Lge. 3-bedrm.
home, h.-w. heat, rec. rm.; approx
! acre. S166. Mr.. FIELD, JU. O.
COLLEGE PARK|-bedrm. rambler
Eiv.. fm., din. rm., den, modern
Kitchen, large yard. WE. 6-6216
COLLEGE PARK, 9732 Wichits
ave-, brk. rambler, 3 brmS., SlI(
mo. Avail. Owner. EV. 4-19SS
C0LMAR MANOR-Avail. immed !;
det. b-rm. house on Bladensburg
I'd: oil heat: ref. req.; S75 mo.
AP. 1858. 10 am.-9 pm.
COLORADO AVE: NV. 61O1Zs
6edrms., baths, garage, porch.
bsmt.; optional furn.: rent open
JULES FINK. FE. 7-77O0.
CLOsE.IN SILVER SPRING, near
everything-3 bedrms., 2 baths
brick house; completely finished
rec, room with bar. fenced yard;
$40 mo-, lease. JU. 0-S701.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
CHARMING
Hampshire GARDENS
22b Emerson 81. NV

cupied BY Mr.. EDMUND j,
FLYNN and his family for
some IL yearO. In exeep-
tlonalIy nice eond., are
foyer ny. rm., din. rm.,
nt2 = bedrms. and hath
with kit, liv. rm., din, nm,
one bedrm. and bath LOOK.
ing directly into Iandscaped
gardens 5000. Monthly
malnt; y62.S5. Terms. Less
than "a block to New Hamp-
shire ave: bus. Ask for Mr..
Evening star., 1960-01-24

5000 block 18th st. ne rms.
Nv, rm.. din. rm., kit, 3 bedrmS,,
bath, gas heat, excel. cond.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
OTHER LISTINGS

--%A~ . @2NAAS
! to 5 bedrms. with To
baths In such very desire
able hldsS. as MENDOZA,
ONTARIO. NORTHUMBER-
LAND, RUTLAND COURTS
and others; $500 10
$4,000. Terms may be ar
ranged on nearly All Of
them.
,,,s Can MAJOR oARvEY
FIMn,N5Ge hM, N5;e7Io 7 ogI Mr..
details or TO see them Al
your convenience.
EDMUND J. FLYNN co
Apt. Authority since 1920
Bldg. Ma s.assI
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05
House

undesirable growing things-like the spindly look
ing shrubs that seemed to cling to the strong trees
for support. In contrast short distance away three
dead popars, gaunt and bare, swayed with the wind,
squeaking and creaking in their dry old joints. In
the crook of one of the branches, large owl hud
died against the rain and blinked at the twilight.
please" said, lets inspect the inside of the
house another time d. have a headache.
Anyway" added, trying to sound cheerful, 1.-The
boys like that big tree"
Next day we went back and went into the house,
speaking softly as if afraid to disturb something
that was there. Suddenly, there was loud, STAG
cato ''rat-tat." We went through every room and
found no one. But the knocking continued.
The house had an interesting interior, high
studio ceilings with dark beams throughout.
Ghosts or no ghosts, we began to feel excited
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05

"Oh, the doctor said my heart jumped off the
track bit, and"
She looked at me suspiciously.
Ever have heart trouble before?'
No. l was often told my heart was my strongest
organ" said.
Her eyes widened.
Isn't that strange? The man who owned this
house before died very suddenly of heart attack
in this same bedroom, believe"
AS soon as recovered l began working very
hard again. We started with the kitchen first and
papered one wall with a red-white- de-
sign, and curtaned the French doors leading to the
wide porch that served in the summer as a sundeck
and outdoor dining room. The living room walls
were painted in a soft grey-green, good back
ground for showing off antique pottery and the few
original paintings we owned The dining room and
Continued on page SO
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05

about getting in and fixing up the old place.
On moving day was SO exhausted from the
hectic weeks of preparation that l wondered how
| would meet the demands that would be made
upon me as the day wore on. Various members of
the family dropped in to see if we needed help,
and all day my husband and the boys were run
ming in and out, directing six husky movers.
I ooKING at all those strong, matter-of-fact men
IL tramping about, thought they could handle
any ghost. But the day wasn't over The last man
to cross our threshold was our doctor whom my
husband called after had tainted. He ordered a
few days of bed rest.
The next day a neighbor called.
whats the matter with your" she asked, seeing
me lying in bed surrounded by unpacked boxes
and things in disorder.
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Evening star., 1960-05-06
u. n. Chief Hits
Geneva Bypass

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y,
May 6 (APO PO.-Secretary Gen.
eral Dag Hammarskjold spoke
out vigorously yesterday against
recent discussion of an inter-
national police force at the To-
nation Geneva disarmament
talks.
Mr.. Hammarskjold said this
issue is closely linked with the
United Nations structure and
any attempt to deal with it out
side the United Nations would
be unsound and a bypassing.
IF the question of an inter-
national force as part of the
general disarmament pattern is
to be studied" he said, 1T
should be studied by the United
Nations.
Mr.. Hammarskjold spoke at
a news conference. He said he
had been surprised to see the
Geneva arms talks developing
as if there was nothing in the
charter on an international
force. He added he felt it would
not only weaken the charter
but confuse the issue to permit
the discussions to continue as
if the charter provision were
not there.
Mr.. Hammarskjold did not
refer specifically to the May 16
summit conference but one
newSman told him his state
ments about bypasSing had spe-
cial interest because of the
Forthcoming meeting.
Mr.. Hammarskjold said so
far there had been no cases of
bypassing the United Nations
that should be taken seriously.
He insisted, however, that "if
a question which is basically a
question of Interpretation, i'm
fermentation, or perhaps re-
vision of part of the charter,
comes up. it would be bypassing
if that matter were studied out
side the United Nations"
Mr.. Hammarskjold's remarks
were an elaboration of state
ments he had made May l in a
Chicago speech. At that time
he said. there is a tendency to
create new organs and agencies
for every new task even if there
is already an agency to deal
with the problem.
Evening star., 1960-05-06

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Evening star., 1960-05-06
Wind FIips Trailer

Ell RENO. Okla. (AP). The
wind does blow hard in parts
of the Oklahoma f1atlands.
Truck driver Ernest Leach said
he was towing a house trailer
with a truck when a sudden
gust turned over both the We
hicles.
Evening star., 1960-05-06

SociL ,Ss versatile pianist,
Eric Correa brings his piano
magic and superb orchestra
to The Mayflower for your
dancing pIeasure-evey
night. Monday through
Saturday in
The Presidential Room
Amusement tar reduced to lOT
Me
M4wA0~er
Connecticut Avenue & 0eSaIes ST
Reservations Call ol 5000
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Reservations Dl 5000
Plenty Of Parking
IN the Hotel Gsrsss
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-10-21
BElHAVEN GARDEN CLUB
TO SPONSOR SHRUBBERY
SALE ON NOVEMBER

The Matcha Pungo Garden Club
is sponsoring a shrubbery sale to
be held on Friday, November 4 at
the Belhaven library lot, 10 am.
to s pm. Anyone desiring to pur-
chase azaleas, camelias sasanquas,
hollies, boxwoods, yews or any 9th
er shrubbery, plants or bulbs should
place their order with either Mrs.
Jesse Taylor or Mrs. M. L. Wind
lev on or before October &c, as
the shrubbery committee will go
to the nursery on October 81 to Sc
lect shrubbery for this sale.
Attention is particularly invited
to the fact that only few plants
other than those ordered through
the committee prior to October q
will be available.
Sponsors Game Tournament
The game tournament sponsored
by the Matchapungo Garden Club
at Belhaven Wednesday night was
greatly enjoyed. Mems high score
prizes went to Messrs. Wahab Ca
hoon Walter Wheeler, both of
Swan Quarter, and Andrew Hodges
and Vann Latham of Belhaven.
Refreshments were served, and
drawings were held for the door
prize, Topping Ham, won by Mrs
Dorothy Cahoon of Swan Quarter;
a fresh coconut cake, baked by
Mrs. Cottie Clark, was won by
Miss Mary Elizabeth Bell; and a
dried flower arrangement by Mrs
Rad Jones, was won by Mrs. Char
lie Smith.
Homemade cakes, pies and candy
were auctioned off by Mrs. Sarah
Latham, president of the Club.
Proceeds will be used in civic
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-10-21
FINE FISHING FOUND AT
RODANTHE THIS WEEK

KITTY HAWK. - Perfect wea-
Their and excellent fishing was the
report here today from a Wheaton,
Md, fishing party who Joined
Kitty Hawk friends for week end
outing at Chicamacomico Motel in
Rodanthe.
Two dozen founder, a half dozen
small drum, eight sea trout, several
blues and whiting, in all about IS
fish were caught by the group who
spent their time surf casting with
Bob Preston, widely known Mays
Head professional surf guide.
In the group from the Washing
ton area were: Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Amatucci, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Goetzer, Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Stock
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Rich, Mr..
and Mrs. Bob Hart, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Oyster, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Don
dero, Tom Amatucci, ST., Guardian
Federal Savings and Loan, Bart
Steinecke Sr., chief of U. S. Army
Engineers and Bart Steinecke, Jr.
all of Wheaton.
At Kitty Hawk they were join
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Ivey, Mr.,
and Mrs. Ted Wood and Mrs. Alice
Sykes for the trip to Rodanthe
They returned Monday for a steak
feast as a finale to their success
full fishing holiday.