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Evening star., 1961-05-13
MINOR
LEAGUES

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
syracuse /, Toronto O.
Rochester 5. Buffalo 4.
Columbus 4, San Juan o,
Richmond At Jersey City. rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Denver 8. Omaha 2.
Louisville 5. Houston 2.
indianapolis 5, Dallas-Fort Worth 2
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Seattle 4, Tacoma 3.
Portland 8, San Diego 5.
Hawaii 5, Spokane 3.
vancouver 8. Salt Lake City 2.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Victoria T., Rio Grsnde Valley /.
San Antonio 8. Austin 3.
Tulsa 4, Amarillo 8.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Birmingham 6. Macon 3.
Atlanta s, Mobile 3
Shreveport s. Chattanooga l,
Nashville 3, Little Rock o.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Asheville, 8: Charleston, s.
Charlotte at Columbia, rain.
knoxville, 2; Greenville, l.
Jacksonville, IL; Porthmouth, z.
MEXICAN LEAGUE
Mexico City Reds, 10; Mexico citI
Puebla. 8; Vera Cruz, 4.
Monterrey, II: Poza Rica, Is.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Btnghamton, 8; Lancaster, 3.
Wllliamsport at Springfield, rain,
Johnstown, 4: Reading, 3.
Evening star., 1961-05-13
Merry Ruler
d Choice in
Withers Mile

NEW YORK, May 13 (AP)
Eight eligibles for next weeks
.$150,000 Preakness we're among
"a dozen 3-year-olds entered for
today's 86th running of the
Withers Mile at Aqueduct
Whether any of them make the
trip to Pimlico depends on a
really outstanding race.
If all IL start, the Withers
will gross 100000, with $39, ,26O
going to the winner.
Henry o. H. Frelinghuysen's
Merry Ruler, who isn't one OF
the Preakness nominees, was
made overnight favorite of 81
with Vapor Whirl, from the
Alamode Farm, second choice
at 81. Merry Ruler recently
nosed out Vapor Whirl in the
Delaware Valley Stakes at Gar
den State Park after winning
the Swift and the Bay Shore
at Aqueduct.
Vapor Whirl. who skipped the
Kentucky Derby, is eligible for
both the Preakness and the
June 3 Belmont. Other Freak
ness eligibles are the Boncrist
Farms Nashua Blue, Calumet
Farms Sho Lea, c. v. Whitney'S
Chinchilla, Mrs. Ada L. Rice's
Try Cash, Rokeby Stables
Fountain Hill, Ogden Phipps'
Hitting Away and Elmendorf
Farms Mandate.
Others in the Withers field
were w. c. Partee'S unbeaten
Rullah Red, Darby Dan Farms
Up Scope and Oak Hill Stables
Sun O. Mar. Each carries 1875
pounds.
Evening star., 1961-05-13
By MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star Staff Writer


University of Maryland golf
ers had their best crack ever at
the Atlantic Coast Conference
title today but going into the
final round over their home
course the Terps feared Duke,
which was two strokes behind
them, more than North Caro-
lima, which was a stroke ahead
of them in first place in the
eight-team tournament.
Maryland's Paul Quinn and
Ronnie RICHTER were in strong
contention for the individual
title, Quinn with a 10 and
RICHTER with a 70. The leader
was Pete Green of the Tar
Heels, who played the long
course without a bogey yester-
day in carding a three-under-
par SO.
The Tar Heels, defending
champions, had a 293 stroke
total from their four low play
ers to 294 for Maryland and
296 for Duke.
Quinn's 70, Fighters 70, and
a rs by Ronnie Scales of Bal
timore, plus one of the 76s, gave
the TerpS their 294.
Coach Dumpy Hagler of Duke
was mystified over the ShowingS
of two of his players. George
Smith, No. l man of the Blue
Devils. who were unbeaten in
dual meets, was off to a shaky
start and shot 78. His score did
not make the team total. Smith
waited a considerable time for
a casual water ruling on the
first hole, took a double-bogey
six. and was seven over par for
the first seven holes. He played
one under from that point.
Jay Cullen, who was not
named to the Duke team, but
who played for the individual
title, had a 70, one of the five
best scores of the day. Each
coach named six players, with
the low four scores to count.
Cullen was Dukes seventh man.
The three low scorers all are
juniors. Green, a 20-year-old
birdied the two par fives on the
front nine, dropped a 15-footer
for a deuce on the eighth, and
pared the other is holes for
his SO.
Quinn had four brides and
two bogeys for his 10 for the
Terps. He made a great par
five on the ninth after a sec
ond shot wedged against a small
pine to the right of the green.
He knocked the ball away from
the pine. Clipped Is feet past
the pin. and made the putt.
Dukes Dick Dion of Nashau,
NH, was the other par break
er with a II, including a birdie
three on the tough 18th.
RICHTER was out in "a, two
Evening star., 1961-05-13
SchooIboys Play
Golf SemifinuIs

Ray Melenson, the newcomer
from BladenSburg High who
has been the sensation of the
18th Metropolitan Invitation
Schoolboy golf championship,
meets Dick Taylor of Bethesda
Chevy Chase, surprise semi
finalist, at 4 o'clock this after
noon at Columbia Country Club.
Danny Boone of Bethesda,
runnerup last year, plays Billy
Cigich of st. Johns in the
other semifinal at 4:10.
The winners meet for the title
tomorrow afternoon at West
briar at 3 o'clock.
Evening star., 1961-05-13
Quarter-FinaIs
On at Manor

Bill Harvey of Greensboro
one of North Cardinals tor
amateurs, and Burt Langhenry
his partner from the host club
meet John Swagart and Buddy
Brylawski of Woodmont today
in the quarter final feature OF
the Manor Club member guest
tournament.
The firSt-round casualties in
cluded the defending champ
ions, Buster Day and Bobby
Brownell of Chevy Chase, who
lost to George Boswell an d
Frank Scuderi of Prin C e
Georges, pair of 10-handicap
players, in 19 holes.
Harvey and Langhenry played
some of the best golf of the day
in defeating Tom O'Bryon and
Perky Cullinane, the District
Amateur champion. 2 and /.
Results:
George Boswell and Frank scuderi,
Prince Georges, def F. o. (Buster)
Day and Bobby Brownell, Chevy Chase,
! up, 10 holes; Bill McFerren, sr.,
and Jack Betz, Glenn Dale, def Steve
Kokes and Bill Buppert, Bethesda. 2
and /: Burt Langhenry and Bill Harv-
ey, Greensboro, N. c. def. Tom O'Bryon
and Perky Cullinane, Bethesda, and
L; J I'm Swagart and Buddy Brylaw-
ski, Woodmont. def Norman Manders
and Jack Connell. Bethesda, 3 and 2
Bob Miller and Bill Summers, Brooks
Manor, def Bill Teunis and Joe Sulli-
yam. Bethesda, 9 UP; Sal Di Maio and
Durwood Boeglen. Confessional def
Carl Bachschmidt and Dick Kreger
Kenwood; ! up, 10 holes: Bob De
Maio and Ralph Bogart, Chevy Chase,
def. Larry Murphy and jerry O'Neil
Cleveland. def Bob De Maio and
Raluh Bogart Chevy Chase, / UP. %
holes: W. L. Harris and Alex Venner
q. of Maryland, def. George Cornwell
and Ray Parks, Brooke Manor. l up
Pairings:
Boswell-Seuderi VS.. McFerren- Betz;
Langhenrv-Harvey VS. Swagart- -Bry-
lAwSkt; Mtller-Summers VS. Di Maio-
Boeglen; De Maio-BoRart Murphy-O'-
Neil VS.. Hs-risVenner.
Evening star., 1961-05-13
ROSECROFT RACEWAY
RACEWAY
SELECTIONS

Time. Bluett Scott, Billy
Comet
2-Bally Champ, Guy Van. j. D. S
}-Harrv Gallon, Sally's Dreamboa,
Camden May W.
June Elkington. Georgeous Widow
Peggy Woollen.
Frisco Dream, H. J Mohone
RaySon.
i-Cheer Victory, Nina Song, Spike
Hanover.
TOM, Refine Byrd
Alton Trooper.
S-Muncy Hanover, Countess Adios
Merrie Gesture
Milton O., Black OREGON. Mr.
Nickawampus.
Evening star., 1961-05-13
WEEKEND SPORTS
ON RADIO-N
TeIevision
TODAY
RaSRhall

Orioles at Cleveland, VIZ
13. 2 pm.
Bowling
Bowl the Champ, WMAL-7,
4 pm.
Make That Spare, wMAL-7,
10:45 pm.
Bowling Stars, wRc-4, S
pm.
Professional Bowling Associ-
alton World Championships
WMAL-7. S pm.
Horse Racing
$50,000- 0-added Withers al
Aqueduct. WTTG-5, 4:30 pm
5G Boxing
Charley Scott VS.. Jose Con-
zalez, welterweights, WMAL-7
10 pm.
SUNDAY
Baseball
. Orioles at Cleveland, VIZ
13, 1:30 pm.
p" Boston at WASHINGTON
-WTOP-9, 1855 pm.
Bowling
Ch ampionship Bowling
WMAL-7, 3 pm.
ze Golf
Tee-Off Time, WRC-4, 4::3C
pm.
e Celebrity Golf. WRC-4, S
pm.
Evening star., 1961-05-13
SHENANDOAH
RESULTS

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $1,000: 8 fur
Flaming Pincher tR'ra) $40 4.sO $50
AAytG9s Ayytistsm SKY ,,s1aT1HneiIOI 1Hl $50 800
RAYS Snowman, Uncle Sid. Ima-Jay- :
Jay, Rabtide, Broom Party, Wander
ourgh' Spinning Jenny. Time 1:174s.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $1.1OO: 5h
| furlongs
Fatal Beau CRIvera) $50 4.eO $40
Royal Bouncer (GordOn) $50 500
s. Q. susie, Miss Fallston. Project.
Mouser's Baby. Eck-Heart, Super Ala,
Paralysis. Time, 1:10b.
DAILY DOUBLE CD PAID $3.50
THIRD RACE-Purse. $1,000: ga
Noble Foot LzanEarD 1900 500 4.6O
Way Lowe Smith 40 $40
Orleans Sun (BaranelloD $40
Jones. Always Fair, Shalyngered, Daisys
Buck. General Gates. Time. :42b.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $1.1OO; bh
ChanEe Girl Clark $3.50 II.sO $50
Broom Sage Kirk 4.OO $50
Luny (Rivera) 7.8O
Lutte Song, Brandy Lane, Occu-pet,
Heat Flame, Mejillones, Genesee Mist.
Time, 1:10A.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; 5h
furlongS.
Well Enough (Ga'bIa) 4.2O 800 800
Birmingham Miss (McKeeJ $50 $40
"'s KIN sweep esoo Dsis SSOe Gal, Bellevue poEi' SG
Imalock, Lord Fairfax, Sis Seven, Bow
League. Time, 1:093s.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; 6h
Miss PimperneI (SiEIer) $50 $50 $40
Flying Bid MARTINI 100 4.SO
SDigOt (GambardeIIa) $40
Paper Boss, Plena, Dark Robes, Hasty
Ad' Top Down. Time, 1:10S.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 100; IA
Ei Minzah (slgIer) 1850 e.4O 400
Addie X. (McKee) 4.SO $50
Dark Fairiam Wood 800
Far Bristol Cutter, Charter, Handy.
Time, 1880.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse. $1,000; 8
EtrHscsn NightCMcKee,s.sO 800 $50
Gary Dick tCape) 900 800
Aldie Miss tGambardeIla) 2.6O
Little Fox, JeffS Jet, Side Town.
Time, 1:17%.
NINTH RACE - Purse, $1,000; /
Imile and 70 yards,
eathertOne (RiVera)- 4.2O 800 $50
Khufu (Weakley) 400 800
Blue Cheddar (StakeC $50
Geedunk, Mayor busch, Speck, Terry
Mine, Tintern. Time, 1855
BIG BONANZA-Five persons picked
81 winners and received S1,1S960.
LITTLE BONANZA-43 persons pick
ed five winners and received $50 20.
THE WINNING NUMBERS WERE
t3, 5, 8, 2, g, 8.
Attendance, 5,19o; handle. S227,736.
Evening star., 1961-05-13
Radio
TODAY
RaSehan

Red Sox at Washington
-WTOP-l500, 1:25 pm.
Orioles at Cleveland, VOL
1850, 1:55 pm.
Baseball
Red Sox at Washington,
WTOP-l500, 1855 pm. (dou-
bic header.
Orioles at Cleveland, VOL
1850, 1:25 pm. double header)
Evening star., 1961-05-13
TODAY's GAMES AND PITCHERS

TODAY'S GAMES AND PITCHERS
Cincinnati at Pttburgh-OToole (3-2) Gibbon (22).
Milwaukee San Francsco-Buhl vs. Maricha (2-1)
Philadelphia nght-Sadeck (2-1D vs. Mahaffey
(2-3).
Chicago Los Angeles night-Anderson Q-2) Williams
I-2).
Evening star., 1961-05-13
ROSECROFT
RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; ca
E: 3. P; Hubbard $40 $50 s.4o
iSysi Sssi HanOVsl HGT wl''1s essftord $40 sS sS
Hernell Rhythm, JoSedale Red Flyer,
Matt Colby Friscota, Crimson Streak.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500; pace
Tiny B. ~: Crank 900 4.2O $50
Our Way tWaEnerl $50 $50
ouinton Direct webb $50
Chief cimarron. wiiminEton Scott.
Time, 2:ll.
DAILY DOUBLE (S-D PAID $500
THIRD RACE-Purse, $500; CO
Earl chief TN tHubbarD $3.50 17.4O 7.sO
Plymouth Rock CRichardsOn) 300
savilla Song, Shoreline. Nelly Brooke
ibid not finish). Time. 2:103s.
FOURTH RAcE-Purss. 5000: CO
oliver Forbes. tHylan) e7.eO $50 $50
slippery Smith tParksl SEQ eco
Daley DorwOod tE. Myerl $40
Lswde Diamond. scottie, Johnnybutch
Time, 2:0S2s.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000: BE-
LauderdaIs Lad !cD 1920 e.2o 500
Nancy Ruth webb 1910 $50
Majors Brownie 6eWis) $50
Dear. Sampson, Miss Viola B.. Mar
garet Aster Peppers Princess. Cam
den Warrior. Time, 2:07.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 the
Prince Georges (First Division); trot;
Wildwood tRich'sOn) $40 2.sO 2.GO
Red Top (LegumD $50 2.6O
Herman's Horse (DiID 2.IO
Victorious Ann. Burgess Hanover,
Herman Song, Mabel HI LIE. Check OFF
Time, 2:06b.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $4,000;
Capt. Eddie Nc tRk) $50 $50 800
Princess AdiOs (Wilcuttsl 42O
Girl. Time. S.oeSs. ~ ~
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; the
Prince Georges Second Division) :;
eCr;aFs e Han, Hanover ar, 700 400 800
Tonia Hanover Urving) 700 $50
McCOlby (Huber) 800
White Foot Joe Scamp Victor. Ludo
! wig Hanover, Flashy Filly. Newport
Ann, Demon Ros. Time, 207.
NINTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; c-1
paEst'y Rw'd. tc'1) 1920 7.eO s.sO
Meadow Pick (Arthur) $50 $50
hayetta Hanover (BrewerI 500
Meadow Ned, Lauderdale- Lass. Artist
over Alton Lee. Time. 2:06b.
Evening star., 1961-05-13

HIP By Bridges Nelson). U-Conlan
Donatelli, Burkhart, Pelekoudas. T-2:43
A-2o.662.
Evening star., 1961-05-13

Results Yesterday
St. Louis, S; Philadelphia, /.
Pittsburgh, 8; Cincinnati, 5.
Milwaukee, 5; San Francisco, 4.
Los Angeles, 4; Chicago, 2.
Evening star., 1961-05-13
Terps in Good Position
ToToke eACCGoIfTitIe

under, but hit three wild drives
on the back nine and each cost
him a shot. The disappoint-
ment of the Maryland team
was Tom Bartolec with an 80.
The Tar Heels leading COM
bination was Green's SO, Tom
Haraway IA and Jim McColl
and Denny White with 75S.
Evening star., 1961-05-13

SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, S1,4Oo; B.
l pace; The Eastern Shore; / hile.
2 Cardinal Tom (Safford) 81
8 Alton Trooper (F. Albertson) 7-2
4 Refine Byrd &C. Boyd) 80 Al
3 Lone Elm Joe IN. HUBBARD 90
5 Colonel Dell ID Legumj - 81
! Colbywell IL. Nelson) ST.
8 Alton Express (Riddick) - 15-1
Vtcky Adair &c. WrighO 15-1
EIGHTH RACE - Purse. Ss.95O;
Pace; The Harness Tracks of America;
4-year-olds: l mile.
ia Countess Adios ID. Miller) 81
Merrie Gesture Gnsko) 81
; Muncy Hanover CE. Avery Z.
4 Whiz Able IB. Cotel 81
9 Knight Time IL. Boringl - 12-l
s Ace of Spades (B. Norris) 12-l
3 Sampson Direct IL. Huber) l5-l
K. d. Senator IF. Parks 20-1
ia Dancer Hanover q. Arthur 2-1
10 Mountain Prince (Sears) 20-1
a-D. Miller Stable Entry
NINTH RACE-Purse, $780, 3-year-
old MDN. pace; 1 mile.
3 Early Harvest tRiddick) - 90
& Mr.. Nickawampus (LewiSl 90
! Black Oregon ~. Crank - 7-2
Z Scarlet Sam IL. Huber) 81
2 Milton @. Cd. LegumD 6-1
s lingo Hanoysr IW. HUBBARD 1871
Eula Rhythm urvinE - 12-1
Evening star., 1961-05-13
MAJOR BOX SCORES
TIGERS, 4; YANKS, 3


a-Walked for Arroyo in sth; bWalked
for Lopez in 9th; c-Ran for Blanchard
in 9th; d-Ran for Mantle in 9TH.
Detroirrt ................. 900 1ol lol-A
New York ................. 900 7lo Ooo-3
E-Kubec. PO-A-Detroit I'LL, New
York 27.l3. DIP BOros and Wood; Blan-
chard and Richardson; Richardson, Ku-
bek and Skowron 2. LOB Detroit 8, New
York u. 2B-Lary, Kubek, Skowron, Ber-
ra 3B Colavito. HR Larry, Lopez.
ST Boros z.
Larry w, SD ...9 2 II ; s
Ditmar ........ S1-3 8 z 8
Arroyo ........ 2 2-3 0
Coates Il, I'D . ! ! o ]
HIP By Larry CSkowrOn) WP- Larry
T. u HonOchick, Kinnamon, Flaherty,
Hurley. T-3os. A-23.556.
Evening star., 1961-05-13
CARDS, 5; PHILLIEs, |

AOIaB n 10 IOIdIS y
a-Ran for Musial in 7th; billed out
for Baldschun in 7th; c-Flied out for
Lehman in 9th.
st. Louis ................. 900 0o3 lol-S
Philadelphia ............. 900 900 100 !
E None. Po-A-St. Louis 27-s. Phila.
delphia 27.l0. DP-C Smith, Taylor and
Herrera: Woods, Taylor and Herrera
L0B-St. Louis g. Philadelphia 2. 2B-
White. Gonzalez. HR Herrera, Landrum.
SB B-Javier. S-Javier.
IP n R Err BIB so
BT9SsTst BT9Si,S fWi u: 80 %, : : ! ! : !
Baldschun ...... Q Q !
Lehman ....-.... 2 2 o !
HIP BY Buzhardt Javier). u Secory
Steiner, Venzon, Sudol, Dascoli. T-2:Ao
A-S,A63
Evening star., 1961-05-13

Games Tomorrow
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Chicago at Los Angeles.
Milwaukee at San Francisco.
Evening star., 1961-05-13
TODAY'S GAMES AND PITCHERS

Results Yesterday
Boston, 2; Washington, l.
Detroit, 4; New York, 3.
Baltimore, 4; Cleveland 2.
Chicago, Q; Kansas City. /.
Minnesota, 5; Los Angeles. 4
Evening star., 1961-05-13

( Games Tomorrow
Boston at Washington (2), /
pm.
Detroit at New York 90.
Baltimore at Cleveland (2).
Kansas City at Chicago 90.
Los Angeles at Minnesota.
Evening star., 1961-05-13

longs --
Flaming Pincher R'ra) $40 4.6O $50
Ayron'S Sky (Baranello) 500 5.OO
Antietam Battle CFrench) 6.10
Rays Snowman, Uncle Sid, Ina jay
jay, Rabtide, Broom Party, Wander
burgh, Spinning Jenny. Time l:17M.
Evening star., 1961-05-13

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h.p. Evinrude, trailer and accessories
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ChrySler 96-hp. Mahog. dble. plank
ed haul, sleeps 1. Head, galley, sink,
vas, clean up and paint. Being sacri-
feed by i'll owner for 81 $50 OF less.
For details call MR.. GRACE, IA.
Evening star., 1961-05-13

THIRD RACE-Purse. $1,000: ga
furlongs.
Noble Foot LzanEar) 1900 500 4.6O
Way Lowe (Smith) 40 34O
Orleans Sun (BaranelIO) $40
April Bay, Ediths Fashion, Reddy
Jones Always Fair, Shalyngered, Daisys
Buck. General Gates. Time, :42K.
Evening star., 1961-05-13

OUTBOARD BOAT INSURANCE. ap-
proved by Outboard Boating Club OF
] America: all risk 4C, EN- o-h0nn
Evening star., 1961-05-13

Balk- Cardwel. u -Vargo, Foreman,
Barick, Crawford, Jackowsh. T-2:4
A-17,l22.
Evening star., 1961-05-13
SHENANDOAH DOWNS

SIXTH RACE-Purse, 81 900; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; mile and 70
Evening star., 1961-11-26
3 Bedrms., Ia Baths
z Bedrooms and Patio

In new. attraetively landscapes
bldg, quiet, tree-shaded residen.
tiai area: laundry, storage. off
street parking: rental Sl54.5O
plus eiec.: bedrus. S124.5O plui
eiee. Res mgr, 61Ol 42nd ave.
Apt. A-101, Hyattsville. Nd. WA
7-1s23: SHANNON a LUcHs co.
Evening star., 1961-11-26
(corNUEnl

. BEDRo0AEs, SIO7.s0. ineludins
utilities, IN deiightful area of
silver sDrinG; lanndry and stor-
rd., Art. OIL, JU. 6-O2e0. SHAN
NON q LucHs Co. MA. 8-3345.
Two-BEDRooM APT. IN Tskoma
Park. aVailahls Dec 1 en lsase;
See.50 mo- utlls. furn. \. p.
RILEY CO., AKents, JU. B-6l1B
Evening star., 1961-09-02

and the dust and dirt are
virtually sealed out with
only an occasional cleaning
needed.
This new paneling comes in
thickness of "a and u inch,
and in uniform width Of I6
inches and a height of eight
feet. The u Inch paneling
can be installed over existing
walls. or over firing strips
and open Studding without
divider molding or clips.
A tongue and groove pre-
vents nails from showing on
the surface and facilitates
installation. An aluminized
backing and a butt edge on
the 1s-inch variety allows
quick, easy spot cementing
to existing walls.
Further information about
the articles mentioned above
may be obtained by writing
to the manufacturers. They
are: Insect sprayer, Burgess
Vibrocrafters, Inc, Grayslake,
ILL.,, and melamine coated
panels, Barclay Manufactur-
ing Co., Inc, 3S5 Gerard ave-
nue., New York, N. Y.
Evening star., 1961-09-02
Power Operated
Insect Sproyer
BY D. IA. DERWIN
Contributing Writer

A new hand-held insect
sprayer operates electrically
to convert oil-base insecti-
cides into a thick fog that
kills flies, mosquitoes and
other flying insects on patios,
lawns, terraces, barbecues,
play areas and similar loca-
tions.
When the trigger is pulled,
q built-in electric pump forces
liquid insecticides through a
sapphire atomizing nozzle.
The nozzle feeds the atomized
insecticides into a heated,
fog producing chamber. The
heat instantly vaporizes the
insecticide and a thick stream
Of fog surges from the end of
the barrel. AS the fog spreads
through the air and rolls over
the ground it kills insects
that fly through it.
Areas which have been in
sect-spray-fog can be oc-
cupied Immediately but the
'nsect-killing effects of the
treatment remains for hours,
the maker claims.
"A new melamine-co
wall panel, now available,
with random growing, offers
the appearance and durability
OF expensive wood grain
laminates at considerably
lower costs. 1t also offers the
advantage of narrow width
for easy handling and quick
installation.
This molamine finish has
been developed through an
exclusive process during
which a plastic coating is
baked on specially treated
hardboard during intense heat
and is said to insure the
paneling against warping,
fading and darkening.
Scratch and dent resistant,
the paneling, according to
the manufacturer, will not
crack or splinter. With its
baked-on protective surfac-
ing the paneling requires no
painting, finishing or waxing
Evening star., 1961-09-02
Poretsky Buys
HyottsviIIe Troct

Sidney Poretsky, Washing
ton area builder and devel-
oper, has purchased a 4.25-
acre tract of land at Thirty
first avenue and Nicholson
street, Hyattsville, from the
Ager Park Corp, it was an
nounced this week.
Announcement OF the
transaction was made by
Leder Real Estate, through
which office it. was negoti-
ated by M. Max Leder.
The new owner is making
plans to erect an 85-unit ele-
vator apartment building on
the site. according to the an
r1ouncement.
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BushfieId Approves
Golf Course Plans

Construction of the first
nine holes of the golf course
for the Bushfield develop
ment on the Northern Neck
of Virginia is due to start
within so days. the Bush
field Corp. announced this
week.
The start of construction
follows recent approval Of
plans for the first nine Of a
projected 18-hole course sub
mitted by Edmund B. Ault.
golf course architect and de-
signer, Warren Van Kirk.
president of the corporation.
reported.
The new 200-acre summer
home and leisure home COM
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munity is near Mt. Holly in
Westmoreland County, Va.
at the junction Of the Po-
tcmac River and Nomini
Greek. 1t has 220 home sites
and projected facilities. in
addition to the golf course,
include swimming pool. ten
mis- courts and a fully
equipped marina.
The development includes
the site of. and takes its
name from, the manor house
owned by John Augustine
Washington. younger broth
er Of George. Though the
original manor was long ago
destroyed by fire, a large %.
Evening star., 1961-09-02

held under the direction Of
James C, Wilkes, Jr., of the
legal firm Of Wilkes and Art
is.
Panelists taking part in
clude:
Robert C. Fitzgerald, Com
monwealth Attorney, Fairfax
County; William L. Kahler,
States Attorney, Prince
Georges County and I. Johr
Ritterpusch. attorney with
Ritterpusch, Ellrod and Gin
gell, of Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1961-09-02

Phillip H. Dowdell, MANAGER,
Alexandra Water Company:
c. Darwin Stolzenbach, ad-
ministrator. National Capt.
tai Transportation Agency
and Joseph L. Geeraert, re-
gional vice president Of Re-
gion 4, National Association
OF Home Builders.
During the afternoon the
panelists win be:
Architect Ronald Sense
man, Harry A. Boswell, jr.,
land planning consultant of
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CONFER ENcE
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son @. Reinsch, president of
the home builders association
and W. Evans Buchanan.
second vice president of the
National Association Of Home
Builders will preside at the
luncheon at which Senator
Williams will speak.
Taking part in the morning
panel viii be:
r. j. Mcleod. chief en-
gineer. Washington Subur-
ban Sanitary Commission;
Evening star., 1961-09-02

Mount Rainier. Md; DR..
jerome p. Pickard. research
director, Urban Land Insti-
tute; Brig. Gen. Frederick j.
Clarke, Engineer Commits
sioner for the District of
Columbia; Curtis E. Johnson,
chairman, Fairfax County
Planning Commission and
Joseph M. Kyle, of the Mont
gomery County Council.
In addition, ; a brief general
session on Legal Aspects of
Planning and zoning" will be
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Architects Sketchbook
Nursery Storage

TOdays Project: storage designed to take sch
and olspay unit Tor the nur off nursery.
sery The lower section ia IA in
ches high and almost 1S
Designer Ursula M 5. inches deep. The cabinet top
Dadras OF new YORK City eX and two raised shelves
plains: vide wealth of additional
Iheres nothing like the space for stuffed animals and
arrival OF new BABY IN other toys for tots.
home to reveal the made While we show the INIT
quacy OF storage facilities So decorated for nursery
much soft bedding so modern design will permit II
much equipment so many to fit into the decor of al
new toys! most any in the house
In no time at all the new where additional storage
supplies and gifts have filled space is desired Materials
the oabys chest Where do are pywood and standard
you put the overflow? by H. Construction is easv
Inc Sndng door storage with no difficult cuts
cabinet and display shelf unit and simple butt Joints
shown in the illustration is throughout
NURSERY STORAGE PLANS AVAILABLE You con order detod .ov
to-foow pon for this nursery cobinet 50 cents in coin
with this Architects ketchbok The Eenuo Sra, 775
81 Virginia SEr Washington g. D. c.
PIeose send Nursery Storage PIons S-22
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room residence is on the
property and will be retained
as a center for community
activities.