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Evening star., 1961-12-04
WDGA States
Elections at
Next Meeting

The winter golf association
meetings begin this week with
the Women's District Golf As
sociation's annual. luncheon
meeting and election at 1890
Wednesday at Bethesda Coun-
try Club.
The nominating committee
has submiSed the entire 1860
slate for reelection. Mrs, Ar
mold Babb of Bethesda, presi-
dent; Mrs. Anthony Litrento of
Prince Georges and Mrs. John
Beckner of Army Navy, vice
presidents; Mrs. Frank K.
Smith Of Congressional, secre-
tary. and Mrs. Roy Lindgren of
Kenwood, treasurer.
WOODMONT-Dr. Sam Gold
man holed a five-wood shot for
an eagle two on the 435-yard
No. s hole Of the south course
during a weekend round. The
foursome had 2-3-4-5 on the
long par four hole as AL Feigen
had a birdie three, DR.. Milton
Goldman a par four, and DR..
Alex Chase a five.
MANOR - Ed Mai shot a
hole-in-one on the 155-yard
No. 8 hole with an eight
iron in a round with Frank
Walker, Andrew Mellon and
John Meyer. 4,
NORBECK - Bud Sickmen
and Mel Berman added a
handicap best ball round of
"a to pull into second place
with a 202 total in the To-
hole Norbeck winter league.
Phil Milestone and Bernie
Stein lead with 1876, and Ray
Evening star., 1961-12-04

from Germany appears to be
the first in a series of warmup
bouts for Liston, who is look
ing forward to a promised shot
at Patterson next spring. Pat
terson's title doesn't appear to
be endangered by challenger
McNeeley. If either Liston or
Patterson lose. year-end voters
will have their upset of the
year. Also, Liston has been
guaranteed $4,000 for tonight's S
effort.
Liston is making his first
start since acquiring Manager
George Katz, and being rein
stated by the Pennsylvania
State Athletic Commission. He
seeks victory No. 33 in "a fights.
and his 23d knockout.
Evening star., 1961-12-04

fights and Roy Harris and Pete
Rademacher had him on the
deck once each. And the last
two are not considered sluggers.
If they can get him down.
so can l." McNeeley said. If I
get him down. I'll keep him
down"
All of Patterson's eight title
fights have ended in knockouts.
He won seven of them. losing to
Johansson in the seven knock
down third round of their first
fight June 26, 1859. In his next
two fights he flattened lingo in
the fifth and sixth rounds.
2S KnockOuts for Champion
The 26-year-old champions
record is 37-2, including %
knockouts.
The big lure of the electronic
double-header will be a chance
to compare Patterson and Lis
ton. Both will be aiming for
quick knockoutS.
LiSton hopes to get the next
crack at Patterson if both win
tonight. But there's a strong
possibility that the plum will
go to Ensland's Henry Cooper
if the British champion again
defeats contender Fora Foley
of Chandler, Ariz., in their To-
rounder in London tomorrow
night. Cooper is ranked third
by Ring and fourth by the NBA.
Evening star., 1961-12-04
Brewer Wins
By -Four in
Florida Golf

WEST PALM BEACH. Dec. 4
tAP) Gay Brewer was $4,000
richer today by virtue of his
four-stroke victory in the West
Palm Beach Open golf tourna-
ment and $1,000 bonus from a
golf ball manufacturer.
The Crystal River (Fla.) shot
maker won his second straight
PGA tournament with his
PGA tournament and third Of
the year with his fourth con-
Secutive sub-par round of II
yesterday for a 274 total over
the 6,745-yard par 72 West
Palm Beach Country Club
course. He also has won the
Mobile and Carling Opens this
season.
Brewer, completing five years
of PGA membership, had a IS
going out and even par 36 COM
ing home, despite a triple bogey
7 on No. is, where he hit a
bad drive, topped two shots in
duffer fashion, then oversot the
green.
But the 29-year-oId settled
down and stood off the late
challenge of Arnold Palmer,
who finished with SO for 278
and second money of $1,000.
Palmer had four brides on the
front nine and carded SO there
but bogeyed No. Is and took IS
coming in.
Bert Weaver of Beaumont
Tex, and Johnny Pott of
Shreveport. La. tied for third
with 279 and John Barnum of
Grand Rapids, Mich, was alone
at 280. Weaver and Pott split
$2,600 and Barnum received
$l,100.
Don MaSSengale, Sam Snead
and BOBBY Nichols tied at 28l
.,nU. received $916 each.
Inc mOney-WinnerS.
Evening star., 1961-12-04
Redskins Sign
80 Draft Pick
2S KncckOuts for Champion
BY a Star staff Writer


CHICAGO, Dec: 4.-The Red
skins have announced the sign
ing of Mike Ingram, Ohio State
captain and linebacker, who
was picked as a future choice
in last years draft.
But even in this move, the
Cardin ais. outscored their
Washington rivals - announc-
ing the signing of three players.
The new Cards are all tackles
Jim King of Clemson. George
Holtz Of Mississippi and Billy
Wilson of Auburn. a-,.,'s
Evening star., 1961-12-04

Inc money-winners
Evening star., 1961-12-04
Track Lecture

.Peyton Jordan, track coach
at Stanford University, ex-
planned his coaching techniques
at meeting of the Metropolitan
Washington Track Coaches AS
sociation last night. Jordan
helped develop Bob Gutowski.
a standout pole vaulter at Oc-
cidental College.
Evening star., 1961-12-04
; THEATERS HERE
TO CARRY FIGHT

Floyd Pattersop's, heavy
weight title defense against
Tom McNeely In Toronto
will be carried by closed
circuit TV at three Wash
ington theaters tonight
The first half of the
unique boxing double
header will consist of the
Sonny Liston-Albert West
phal bout from Philadel-
phia, beginning at 10 pm.
Neither bout will be carried
on home television or radio.
The twin attractions can
be seen at Keith's. Capitol
and Lincoln theaters.
Evening star., 1961-12-04

Weisberg and Lou Plaksin are
third with 20l.
BROOKE MANOR - The
three winter leagues passed
the halfway mark with Lee
Ritger and Dick Koester lead
Evening star., 1961-12-04
Wins Doc Title

WELDON SPRINGS, Mo-,
Dec. 4 (AP).-Armforth's Mic
klewood Dan, owned by Arm
forth Kennel. Chicago. and
handled by Steve Studnicki,
Mokena. ILL.,, won the 1861 Eng
lish springer spaniel national
championship stake yesterday.
Evening star., 1961-12-04
MeNEELEY PREDICTS EARLY KNOCKOUT
Patterson 1O-1 to Retoin'TitIe Toniqht

TORONTO, Dec. 4 (AP).-
Heavyweight Champion Floyd
Patterson is a prohibitive l0-1
favorite to hand strong, rough
Tom McNeeley the first defeat
of his brief career in their Is
round title fight tonight at
Maple Leaf Gardens.
There is every indication OF
a quick and explosive battle in
Canada's first heavyweight
championship contest.
McNeeley. a 6-foot-2, 200
pound former Michigan State
tackle, predicts he will win by
a Knockout within six rounds"
I'm going after him." Nc
Neeley said. He won't have to
go looking for me-"
II think McNeeley might be
the kind of a fighter who will
gamble and try to take over
the fight" Patterson said. IF
he does. it could be up and
down like the last 1hgemar
Johansson fight with nobody
giving up. So I'll gamble in the
first round if he's willing" T.
Floyd Won't Predict
Patterson declined to make
any predictions but stated, Il
viii be 100 per cent better than
l was in the last fight with
1ngemar last March,"
In that one. his third with
Johansson, Patterson rallied
from two firSt-round knock
downs to kayo the husky Swede
IN the sixth round.
The n-McNeeley
fight will be the second half of
a closed-circuit television
double-header. the first in box
ing. The opening bout will
match Sonny Liston, reinstated
No. l contender from Phila-
delphia, and stocky Albert
Westphal of Hamburg. Ger
many. in l0-rounder at
Philadelphia's Convention Hall.
The spectators at the two
arenas will see the other city's
fight on four-sided movie
screens that can be lowered and
raised.
Fight on Theater-TV
In addition, the double
header will be shown in about
$50 theaters and arenas in the
United States and Canada. and
will be able to be seen in
10000 homes via community
antenna tslevision systems.
TelePrompter, Inc. which
handles the TV. radio and
movies, hopes to get about
250,000 customers to pay an
average of IS a seat in theaters
and arenas.
There will be no radio broad
cast in the United States but
the fight will be broadcast in
Canada. England France. Ger
many, Japan and other coun-
tries.
The promoting Bolan
brothers, Al and Tom. of
Championship Sports. Inc. are
looking for a crowd of 1000
to 10000 and gate receipts of
from s150.000 to 100000
McNeeley. in addition to get
tirg the priced shot at the
crown. may collect about S125.-
600. Patterson could earn
around 100000.
McNeeley's purse could be
more than he has crossed in
all % of his pro fights in a
career of 31s years. He has
won tnem all, including 18 by
Enockouts. He is ranked ninth
by Ring Magazine but is not
included in the NBA's top 10.
McNeeley No Puncher
Despite the impressive rec
ord, the former Michigan State
football tackle is not rated
highly as a puncher. His op-
ponents have been inferior. He
is a standup fighter who relies
on his strength to overwhelm
an opponent.
Patterson, trim and fast, has
an overwhelming advantage in
skill, power and experience. /
But he has been down II times
in eight title fights. Johansson !
floored him nine times in three
s.
Evening star., 1961-12-04
Portland Ice Victor

PORTLAND. Greg, Dec. 4
(AP).-Portland ran it's West
ern Hockey League victory
string to seven straight with a
80 victory over Vancouver last
night.
Evening star., 1961-12-04

ing No. ! with 91a points, Joe
Tompkins and Jack OFarrell
ahead in No. 2 with liz points.
and Herv Butler and Jack Dun
can leading the Sunday No. /
league with 11l2.
Evening star., 1961-12-04
Meek,End Fights
Nv the Associated pr

By the Associated Press
TUNIs, Tunisia-Alphonse Halimi,
1904. Tunis. stropped Joe Buck, 123,
MIAMI BEACH - Eddie Machen,
1874, Portland. Greg, outpointed Doug
Jones, 1s4s4. New York, 10.
Evening star., 1961-05-03
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Evening star., 1961-01-22

and Air Force Secretary Eu-
gene Zuckert. Assistant Sec
retary Of State and Mrs. G.
Mennen williams came late
but soon were greeting
friends by the dozens.
Special interest centered in
the presence Of DR.. John w.
Walsh, obstetrician who Of
ficiated at the birth Of John
Kennedy. jr., who was accom-
panied by his wife.
Diplomatic Corps Represented
Mrs. Kathryn Stone. dele
gate to the Virginia Assembly
who is being supported for
Evening star., 1961-01-22

Undersecretary Of HEW, also
was there. And other we'll
known feminine faces at the
bipartisan party included
Mrs. Anne Wheaton, who was
associate White House press
secretary until Friday; Mrs.
Barbara Gunderson, who has
been serving on the Civil
Service Commission, and Mrs.
India Edwards.
Glimpsed from the diplo-
matte corps were the Finish
Ambassador and Mrs. Sep
pala the Danish Ambassador
and Countess Knuth Winter
feldt, the latter wearing a
charming little gold hat
Evening star., 1961-01-22

which resembled a crown,
and the Russian Ambassador
and Mrs. Menshikov. The
Soviet envoy and his wife
were among the early arrivals
and Mrs. Menshikov said she
had found the whole inaug-
ural week facinating.
Still others in the varied
assemblage included Mrs. z.
Lee Ozbirn. president Of the
General Federation Of Wom-
ems Clubs: Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Cafritz, who came
down tn cline Just behind
the Leslie Biffles: Senator
and Mrs. Frank Church,
Senator and Mrs. Mike Mon
Evening star., 1961-01-22
New Cabinet Hailed
ByWonnen Of Press

In addition to the cabinet,
the honor guests yesterday
included a number of other
new officials, among them
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, the
new United States Treasurer,
who Immediately was put to
work autographing dollar
bills. When she takes over,
all the new paper currency
will have her signature.
Poet Makes Appearance
The new Chief Protocol
and Mrs. Angler Biddie Duke
were notified just as the
party began that there had
been a fire on the floor above
their apartment in New York.
They appeared unconcerned
during the reception but left
Immediately afterward to in
Spect the water damage to
their own quarters.
An unexpected celebrity of
the evening was poet Robert
Frost who held court from a
seat in the box reserved for
Secretary Of Interior and
Mrs. Stewart Udall and
their guests. He was warmly
applauded when he was in
troduced as "the catch Of
the evening""
Honor guests received in
the Chinese room with the
club president. Miss Frances
Levine, but after remaining
in the line for a while, the
cabinet officers and their
wives were escorted to gold
boxes in the ballroom which
were affixed with the Off
cial cabinet department
seals.
Their arrival in the ball.
room vas announced by the
Army Herald Trumpeters,
wearing their colorful dress
uniforms. and a formal in
PRODUCTION over the public
address system.
Ready for Work
George McGoern, director
Of the Food for Peace" pro-
gram, and his petite pretty
wife, shared the State De-
partment box and were sur
rounded all evening.
Mr.. McGovern said many
were asking questions or Of
fering advice about the pro-
gram he will head and he
was glad to report that he
expected to start work on 1t
Monday morning. He al
ready has moved into the
White House executive office
and President Kennedy has
told him the program is one
in which he is most vitality
interested.
Mrs. Esther Peterson, who
will serve as Assistant to the
Secretary Of Labor and d.
rector Of the Women's Bu-
reau. was among the incom-
ing officials being congratu-
lated as were the new Navy
Secretary John B. Connally
Evening star., 1961-01-22
BY FRANCES LIDE
Star staff Writer

President Kennedy's new
cabinet made its social debut
at a Women's National Press
Club reception yesterday an
hour after members had been
sworn in at the White House.
Several came directly to
the Mayflower Hotel for the
post inaugural party, others
arrived q little later and by
z pm, with the appearance
Of the Attorney General and
Mrs. Robert F. Kennedy, the
roster was complete with one
exception.
Secretary of State Dean
RuSk went to his office di-
rectly from the swearing-in
ceremonies.
But he sent hiS wife as an
emisSary and the new first
lady of the cabinet expressed
his regrets in a graceful lit
tie speech after she had been
announced with a fanfare
from the Army Herald Trum-
peters.
On hand to greet the
Presidents official family
was an assemblage Of about
800 members and guests,
representative of Washing
tons diplomatic, official and
social circles plus a good
many relatives Of club mem
bers enjoying the chance for
this premiere closeup Of
New Frontier personalities.
Guests From Afar
Secretary of Commerce and
Mrs. Luther Hodges were ac-
companied by their two
daughters, Mrs. John c. Fin
lay of Rangoon. and Mrs.
Donald M. Bernard, jr., Of
Anacortes, Wash, and their
son Luther, jr.
All had been guests at the
White House ceremonies and
Mrs. Finlay, noting that the
children of the other cabinet
officers were invited too,
laughingly commented: 1--WE
were the oldest by far!"
The small fry sons and
daughters Of one Of the
youngest cabinets ever had
added a note Of informality
to the occasion, it seems,
though everyone was reported
to be very well bahaved.
Mrs. Finlay, Who came
all the way from Burma for
the Inauguration, was sure
no one had travelled farther
for the events. And 1t was
well worth 1t, she said.
Evening star., 1961-01-22
Arts Study

Xi Alpha MI Chapter Of
Beta Sigma Phi International
will meet at 8:15 pm. Tues
day at the home Of Mrs.
George M. Joseph. Arlington.
Evening star., 1961-01-22

roney, Mrs. Rose Zalles,
Mrs. Frances Parkinson
Keyes, Mr.. Patrick Murphy
of the City Of New York's
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-09-16
Notice of Hearing

Notice is hereby given that
the Planning Commission o.
the City Of Rockville, Maryland,
will conduct public hearing on
THURSDAY, SEPT. 20, 1861
At 10 PM.
OF as soon thereafter as il. may
be heard In the Rockville Civic
Center, Baltimore Road and Ed
monston Drive, Rockville,
Maryland, on its preliminary
coming report, in connection
with the proposed annexation.
by the City of Rockville, includ-
ing Ill acres of land, more or
less, lying to the north Of the
present corporate boundaries of
the City Of Rockville and ada
cent to Shady Grove intersec-
ton with Interstate Route 70-S,
Washington National Pike, en-
comprising part of a tract of
land conveyed by William F.
Ricketts, and Emily P. Ricketts,,
his wife, to William Lawson
King, b ydeed dated August 1,
1888, and recorded August 1,
1888 among the Land Records
of Montgomery County, Mary
land, In Liber 704, Folio 1873.
More detailed information
pertaining to the above matter
may be found in the Office of
the Director Of Planning, at the
Civic Center, Baltimore Road
and Edmonston Drive, Rock
vile, Maryland.
CITY OF ROCKVILLE
PLANNING COMMISSION
By: Russell L. Montney
Director 1t.9079-16
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however, has to be the tremend-
Gus upsurge in the bottom fish
ing. The jumbo spots have
really moved in to their old
familiar haunts.
Friday, Sept. 8, Capt. Bill
Berridge took the 65-foot head
boat Smokey Joe II out on a
morning trip with only twelve
people aboard. They anchored
off Black Walnut Point and
really loaded up.
One group of six people on
the boat were together and they
came in with almost 700 spot,
perch, trout and bluefish.
The headboats usually quit
operating just after Labor Day,
but this year, because we had
such dismal summer season
and especially due to the really
good bottom fishing now in
progress, the Rod m Reel Club
viii continue to operate the
headboats as long as the fish
ermen come down.
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WOMAN Quality Control Train
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facet of printing quality con-
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End shift, a pm. to II midnight;
in mod. air cond. plant; in sub
urban Rockville, vic. of Con-
gressional Plaza; good salary
while training. Call Mr.. Dallam,
Haynes Autograph Co., HA. z
$500. 1916
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Legal Advertisement
Notice to
Highway Contractors

Highway Contractors
Sealed Bids will be received
until
11:OO AM. (E.D.T.)
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 4, 1861
at Room Cos, County Office
Building, Rockville, for con-
struction designated as MCPW
Contract No. 800 of street i'm
provements along Democracy
Boulevard near Bethesda. Prin-
cipal work will approximate
$4,000 CY Excavation, 2,70O LF
Concrete Pipe-Drain us" to go"
diameter), 14,400 LF Concrete
Curb, $4,000 SY Bituminous
Paving, 300 sly Concrete Side
walk, and related items. Bid
ding documents may be OBJ
tanned at Room COS, County Of
flee Building, Rockville, upon
presentation of Official County
Receipt for $500 mot refund
able). Bid Bond equal to at
least so Of total Bid must &C.
company each Bid.
]. c. KORDELLA
Director Of Public Works
for Montgomery County,
Md. 1t.9O6-9.16
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Notice of Hearing

Notice is hereby given that
the Planning Commission Of
the City Of Rockville, Maryland,
will conduct a public hearing on
THURSDAY, SEPT. 20, 1861
At 8 PM.
or as soon thereafter as it may
be heard in the Rockville Civic
Center, Baltimore Road and Ed
monston Drive, Rockville, Mary
land, on its preliminary coming
report, in connection with the
proposed annexation, by the
City of Rockville, of ,44.4 acres
Of land, more or less, lying to
the north and east of the pres.
ent corporate boundaries Of the
City of Rockville and adjacent
to the Maryvale Subdivision, en-.
comprising parts Of a tract OF
land known as Burgundy Park,
being parts of Lots 2 and 3, all
Of Lots A and 5, parts of Lots
s and z and all of Lots IS and
16 thereof, lying to the east of
Southlawn Lane.
More detailed information
pertaining to the above matter
may be found In the Office Of
the Director Of Planning, at the
Civic Center, Baltimore Road
and Edmonston Drive, Rock
Vile, Maryland.
CITY OF ROCKVILLE
PLANNING COMMISSION
BY: Russell L. Montney
Director 1t.9OS9-16
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-09-16
BA Y
FISHING
Capt. Gene Hunt
"SfeIIa Maris"


Friday, Sept. 8 we fished
F. E. Draley, ST., and his son,
David, of Homewood, Kensing-
ton. F. E. Draley, ir,, of Rock
Crest and Mr.. r. P. Reds OF
Randolph Hills completed this
party.
We trolled the Stone Rock and
picked up 80 rockfish and two
bluefish. They were all nice
rock running from two to two.
and-a-half pounds. The fishing
was all blind trolling and Bert
Lambs, Yellow Jacks and his
Eight-Balls were the hottest
bucktails used.
The boats in the upper bay
are still doing well cumming
rock with mananoes clans. The
fish they are catching now are
not as big as they were a cou-
pie of weeks ago, but they are
nice two to three-pound rocks.
Down in the lower bay, they
are having a field day with
school after school of snapper
blues. These fine fighting fish
are literally all over the lower
bay, and it is almost a sure bet
when you start out that you
will fill the box.
The big news on the bay,
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TEACHERS = Spirited Duplica.
tor; perfect for test; $3.50; at
Rockville Stationery In the
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Sealed Bids will be received
until
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HOMES, FARMS, Lots & Acre
age-We buy, sell, rent or trade.
For quick action, call KEN
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Card Of Thanks

The Family OF the late Mrs.
Frances Carnes wish TO thank
their friends and neighbors for
the kindness shown towards
them during their recent be.
reavement.
Mr.. Edgar Carnes
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Demory
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TIPPING ETC. to do at home.
All work confidential, can work
outside home 9-3 pm. Mon. thru
Fri. Silver Spring area pre-
ferred. Write Box 272 H, Rock
vile. 1913
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BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS
in Damascus Area. Do you need
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Legal Advertisement
Notice of Hearing

Notice is hereby given that
the Planning Commission of
the City of Rockville, Maryland,
will conduct a public hearing on
THURSDAY, SEPT. 20, 1851
At $3.50 PM.
or as soon thereafter as 1t may
be heard in the Rockville Civic
Center, Baltimore Road and Ed.
monston Drive, Rockville,
Maryland, on its preliminary
coming report, in connection
with the proposed annexation,
by the City of Rockville, of
1881 acres of land, more or
less, lying to the north of the
present corporate boundaries Of
the City of Rockville and ada
cent to the Burgundy Estates
Tract, encompassing parts of
tracts of land known as
"Martha's Delig ht", Bur
gundy", and "Woodbine", and
lying east and west OF Avery
Road. NJ % %A
More detailed information
pertaining to the above matter
may be found In the Office Of
the Director of Planning, a.
the Civic Center, Baltimore
Road and Edmonston Drive,
Rockville, Maryland.
CITY OF ROCKVILLE
PLANNING COMMISSION
BY: Russell L. Montney
Director 1t.909-9.16