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Leslie Drew,
Pub|ishingAid

Leslie L. Drew, treasurer and
production manager of the Bu-
reau Of National Affairs, pub
Usher of information services.
died yesterday at Doctors Hos
pital of a heart ailment. He
was 81.
A native of Asbury Park,
N. j., Mr.. Drew came to this
area in 1912 when he Joined
the BNA. In addition to serv-
ing as an officer in the organ
ization, he was a member of
the board of directors and
acted as the firms trustee in
charge of the employe stock pur-
chase and transfer plan.
Mr.. Drew was graduated
from Lehigh University and did
graduate work at Columbia
University. In World War / he
served as a second lieutenant
in the Army infantry.
Prior to his association with
the BNA. Mr.. Drew worked in
the investment service field
with Poor's Publishing Co. and
Standard & Poor Corp.
One of his assignments with
the BNA during World War II
and the Korean war was as
production manager Of the in
formation service which classi-
fled and reported all Govern
ment orders on prices, wages
and priorities.
Mr.. Drew was a member of
st. Adams Episcopal Church,
the National Press Club and
the Bethesda Country Club. He
lived at 2517 Thirty ninth
street NV.
Besides his wife, Ilane D., Of
the home address, he leaves a
brother, William T., of Belmar,
N. j.
Services will be at 10 am.
Tuesday at st. Adams Church,
Massachusetts, and Wisconsin
avenues NV.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be in the
form of contributions to the
Heart Fund. s...
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Arlington. Mrs. Alma S. Jones
of st. Petersburg, Fla; James
of Adelphi. Md, and Charles of
Washington. His wife, Alma,
died in 1850.
He also leaves a sister, Mrs.
John P. Payne of Washington;
six grandchildren and eight
great-grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements are
being h andled by Gasch's
Funeral Home, 4739 Baltimore
avenue, Hyattsville, Md.
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AnupilinnH

BREssLER. ANNE KLoPPER. There
will be an unVeiling Of q memorial
in the memory Of ANNE KLOPPER
1861. at II am, at King David
Memorial Garden, Falls Church, Va
Friends and relatives invited. 16
BURKA, DORA. There will be an un-
Ufy UsHs e poRR sURRA 70 On 'ns sundas
July %, 1861, at / pm, in Mount
Lebanon section, George Washington
Cemetery. Relatives and friends in
Vited to attend.
HARRY L. BURKA AND SON.
16,22,23
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Civil Engineers and a member
of the vestfy of All-Saints
Episcopal Church here.
He leaves his wife, Maude
Jewell, and a daughter, Miss
Kathryn May Ilsley, Of the
home address, 1925 Livingston
street NV.
Services will be at 2 pm.
Tuesday at Hines Funeral
Home, 1901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
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Hit Mpntnrtaitt

RINKER. DEFECTIVE SERGT. JACOB
l., Metropolitan Police Department.
In loving memory of my dear hus-
band, JACOB L. RINKER.
1t has been two years since that
sad night
You slipped away so quietly without
saying good-by
Getting used to being lonely is
hardest Of all.
DEVOTED WIFE, HELEN.
RNKER, DETECTIVE SERGT. JACOB
L., Metropolitan Police Department.
In memory Of my dad, JACOB L.
RINKER.
Although the sun for each must set,
Those we love we never forget.
SON. EDWARD.
THOMPSON, DALE MERRITT. In
loving memory Of our beloved son
THOMPSON. who passed away three
years ago. July 16. 1858.
precious one from US has gone,
A voice we loved is stilled:
A place is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled.
THE FAMILY.
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lratha
WHTTsoN, BELLE M. Esther chapter

WHITsoN. BELLE M. Esther Chapter,
No. 5, o. Z. s., will con-
WI duct Easern Star services
M for our late sister. BELLE
A&A NJ. WHITSON, on Sunday.
July 10. 1861. at 7:3Q
" pm, at Hysong's Funeral
Home, 1900 N st. NV.
ELIZABETH W. PHILLIPS.
Worthy Matron.
LOUISE H. ISAAC, Secretary.
WOOD, CHARLES WILSON. Suddenly,
on Thursday, July IL, 1861, at New
London Hospital. New London, N. H.
CHARLES WILSON WOOD. husband
of the late Ruth Coleman Wood;
Friends may call at his home, 203
Tunbridge rd.. Homeland, Baltimore,
Nd, from 3 to 9 m. Sunday, July
16. Funeral services in Christ Epis;
copal Church. Chase and 81 Paul
SITS. Baltimore. Nd, on Monday,
July II, at . pm: Interment Lor-.
raine Park Mausoleum. In lieu OF
flowers, contributions may be made
to the Heart Fund. Il
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With Regard TO q
Cord of Thanks

& vsY often a card Of thanks
IN The Stor meets q need
which con hordIy be solved in
onY other Woy. Net eniy is
O SFeeievs expression Of
srotifvdS 70 these who hove
sent floral tributes but also
eeUtsoUslY acknowledges The
services snd kindnesses Of
the monY 10 whom . psssonel
note Of thenks eennet we'll be
noiIed or whose Homes and
. addresses ore not known.
insertion Of O card Of thenks
moy be oransed by telephone
10 The SfoF, u. $4,000.
The Evening ndSundoy Stor
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DrathB

TAYLOR, LUCIAN ". OF Washing
loved brother Of Bernard &. Taylor.
Services at Chambers Funeral Home,
517 11th st. Sc, on Tuesday. July
lS at ! pm: 1nterment Fort Lin
THOMAS. CHARLES KENNETH. Sud-
S ssnz Mt On aifs sa'qM1eday Md caAsL HHlS Ken Ken
Tulip ave, Takoma Park. Nd. be- e
loved brother. Of Mrs. Marie A. Nell
Ms may sne ea Mrs. At Loss hs TaEo%s saS' Fisnai
Home, 254 Carroll st. NV. (park-
ing oppositel where services will be
held on Monday, July ~, at pm.
tnterment George Washington Gene
Sunday evening from pm. to 9
pm. at the funeral homeD
July, Il. 1851: at Providencs siiacS; Gos :
4919 Old Dominion DR., Arlington
Va, beloved husband Of. the late
belle belle G. G. Eitsei Of icr Chevy e chase. s. Nd.
He is also survived by one grand
son. Friends may call at the s. H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2g01 14th
18TH. Parking facilities.) Services
from the above funeral home on
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. ~
wANsER, FLORENCE B. on Tues
day, July II; 1851, FLORENCE ,.
Snd f sister ne Of HEf Frank nEeiss ssale Also
surviving are other relatives and
friends are invited to call at the
Mcoqre FqnsraI s.rv1.: Home na fssG 9th
at Mt Calvery Baptist Church,
Catharpin,, Virginia at l pm. Mon
wEIsEL, MISS ELIZABETH AMELIA.
On Saturday. July Is. 1861. at her
residenee; l425 Rhode island aye,
S ana da1Ehsss ssnds # '3s %. st: ASss
Of Miss Suzanne E. Weisel Of Wash
ington, D. c.; Mrs. Mary Blymyer
Of Bedford; Pa. and MIS-. Elsie
ices at the s: =. Hines Co, Funeral
day, July II, at 10 am. parking
facilities:l interment Bedford Gene
tery, Bedford, Pa.
wERTHEIMER. ROSE. on Thursday,
July 13, 1861, ROSE WERTHE1MER
of 400 Connecticut ave. NV, be-
loved wife Of Max Wertheimer and
devoted mother of Mrs. Shirley
Fytelson of Lakewood, N. j.. and
Mrs. Donna Meerkreebs of Chevy
Chase. Md. She also is survived by
four grandchildren. Funeral serv-
ices at the Bernard DanEansky &
Sons Funeral Home. 3501 14th st.
NV, on Sunday, July 16. at IL
am. Interment Washington Hebrew
Congregation Cemetery. 16
WHITSON. BELLE M. On Friday, July
IA, 1861. at 1855 wyoming ave.
NV. MISS BELLE NJ. WHITSON.
daughter Of the late William A. and
Julia M Whitson, and beloved aunt
of Mr.. William W. Whitson Of Pine
Beach, N. j.; Mr.. Edmund S. Whit
son Of Clearwater. Fla. and Mrs.
Julia Belle Wilburn Of Washington.
D. C. Friends may call at the
Hysong Funeral Home, 1900 N st.
NV, after pm: Saturday, July Is,
where private funeral services will
be held Monday, July II, at pm.
Please omit flowers. Interment Rock
Creek Cemetery. 16
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CEMETERY LOTS

CEDAR HILL lots, Garden Of Mem.
cries section, $3.50. HE. 4-1133,
evenings. l6
GEORGE WASHINGTON CEMETERY,
on Rises rd.--3 sites, good loc. Cali
GARDEN OF MEDITATIoN-2 lots,
burial for 4: water drainage; valued
at $1,000; will sell less than half
the price. Cedar 6-e315. 10
FAIRFAX MEMORY GARDENS
burial plots. in the Garden Of the
Good Shepherd; $500. SO. 5-9024.
FORT LNCOLN-6 burial sites. East
i.1.a Eo s.ss ssctiCN W. srssS sssoS priv
16,23,30
WASHINGTON NATIONAL MEMORIAL
PARK-l lot with sites in Chris
tian section, $500. IA. 5-7769.
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Announcements ~
Services By Chamberg
I'm Mrntnrtaitt


ANDERSON. MIER 1. In loving mem
ory Of my dear husband, MIER l..
ANDERSON. who departed this life
three years ago today, July 16,
1858.
miss you now, my heart is sad,
As time goes BY / miss you more;
Your loving smile. your gentle face,
No one can fill your vacant place
DEVOTED WIFE, CARVA F. AN
DERSON.
DEAN, MARY. In loving memory of
our dear mother, MARY DEAN, who
departed this life six years ago
today. July 16. 1855.
All your love and tender care:
Your companionship so rare,
] remember now today.
Although you are far away.
There will never be another
AS wonderful as you. dear Mother.
HER LOVING CHILDREN.
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TAYLOR, LUCIAN w. OF washing.
ton, D. C.. on July 10, 1861, be.
loved brother Of Bernard 2. Taylor
SIT 11th st. Sc. on Tuesday, July
is. at l pm. Interment Fort Lin.
coin Cemetery.
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Dratha

ALLEN, LILLIAN SMITH. OF 632o
yorktown blvd, Arlington. Va, on
.l.,d ly k.n asSi; a;;O.SsS S!is q q yoSS cSl an.
EdWard Allen. dauGhter Of Joseph
Y sell smith Of Kittery Point, Me-:
: 1ister Of Caroline Oaks Of Belts
vile ssils pHiSt MG Rssse ma smith ssn.y Of s5tS Xiii
5 of Dover, N. H. Services on Tues
day, July IS. at 2 pm, at the
First CONGREGATIONAL Church, Kilt
terry Point, Me. Services by Cham
hers
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MtAbEE. yESSIE DIAN. OF 67Uy
$SS st. Riyerdale, Nd, on July ~,
McAbee and father of Timothy Kath-
lee McAbee, son Of Cora Lee Peace
Of Orangebure. 8. C. Remains at
Chambers Funeral Home. 5S0l
Cleveland ave, .Riverdale, Nd. until
ices at the Little Church Of Fort
Lincoln Cemetery at 2 pm. Inter-
ment private. II
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Friday. July IA, 1851, JAMES {,
SAMPSON. of $500 Taylor ST.,
the late Alma Sampson DAISY and
Isther of Lucy M. Sampson, Evelyn
8. Randall, Alma s. Jones, James r.
and Charles W. Sampson. He Is also
survived by a sister. Mrs. John p
great-grandehildren. Mr.. Sampson
ree-s at Gasch'S Funeral Home,
4739 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville,
Md Services at the Brentwood
Methodist Church, Brentwood, Md
Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Fort LincoIn LeInt.~ry.
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FgSa41fGN Sas 1851 sAMgE5 saMusG e 5iEssYE THsEtssYE
son, husband Of Mrs. Geneva Fin
layson. father Of Samuel and Nelson
Finlayson. Other relatives and
friends also survive. After / pm.
Sunday. July 10, friends may cali
Home, 1904 Georgia ave NV. Grave
side services will be held on Mon
day. July II, at 11:30 am Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery
1416
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Iz. 1851, OHIO D. MILIINhksR o o
053 Emerson st. ne. beloved hus.
band Of Elsie Milliner. He alst
leaves to mourn his passing two
and Mr. Loise Brown sever seven srsnd. d
children and a host Of other. rela'
tiveS and many friends. Relnaini
resting,, at the John T. Rhines q Co
Funeral Home 3O15 18TH st. lie
friends may cali after pm. Mon
day, July II. Funeral services
on Tuesday, July Is, at IL noon
At the Florida Avenue Baptis
Church. .623 Florida ave. NV. tn,
Rev. Robert l.. Rollins officiating
1nterment Forest Hill Memoria
Gardens. II
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EISIER, COL. WILLIAM DONALD,
IN Gs4 kores On Go Co6IrsSaH WiiSME YSIE oh9b & 19fI
EIsTER. uSA. adored husband Of
brother Of William Harold Eister Of
Clymuia, Wash, and William Mer-
rill Eister Of Havertown. Pa. Friends
may call ct 0awler's Chapel, 1855
Pa. ave. NV. (courtesy parking op-
Fort Myer Chapel ON Monday, July
II. at ! pm. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. ia
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FOLEH, MICHAEL A. On Thursday,
n..,S' July r. lS6l; A. Prince GsorEes
beloved husband of Lucille E. Foley,
father Of Mrs. Margaret Ellen Nc
Lellan. Mrs. Mauren z. Smith, Mi
chal z. and Robert E. Foley. Funeral
from the Timothy Hanlon Funeral
Tuesday, July Is, at s:i5 am. Re-
auiem mass at St. Bernard's Church,
Riverdale, Nd. at 10 am. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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Is iasi a poctSrs 8a HospIssi. HSs:SfIssaiy EEs iSss
LIE I. DREW Of 35l7 Seth st.
Drew Drew psISESe SSoSsr nSSoSnS ~ Wi.m S Ane nri d
Of New jersey. Friends may call
at the Lee Funeral Eeme, 4th st.
ana Mass: ave. me-. until 10 pm.
Monday, July IL. services viii pc
held at st. Adams Episcopal Church.
NV. on Tuesday, July 1S. at 10
am. InteTment Arlington National
Cemetery. In lieu of flowers family
requests contributions be made to
the National Heart Fund. IL
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day. July 10, 1851. q the District
pIGGS Of 1884 T St. NV, son Of
Harvey and Louise Digs, brother
SarvVSr HSs are sno his Es ate2ns 2isSf rr.ns so
parents. Isaiah and Cottie Jackson,
and other relatives and many
friends, After 4 pm. Sunday, july
10. friends may call at Latney's
where funeral services VIII be held
at / pm. Monday, July II. inter-
ment Harmony Cemetery.
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los p st. s.w,. sister of Mrs. Alice
T. johnson, Mrs. Pearl Someryille
and Allan Turner. She lis also sur.
vived by other relatives. Friends may
Funeral Home, New Jersey ave. ano
r st. n.w.s today after IL noon,
where funeral services will be hello
on Monday, July IL, at 1890 pm.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry.
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July ia. 1861, at Mount Alto Hos
pitsl, RoBERT e. LINING Of i3s
Baker St, Manassas, Va, beloved
husband of Anne Loveless Lining.
father of Joyce Elaine. Robert E.,
jr.. and Brenda Lynn Lining, son
Of j. Ernest Lining and Mrs. Ethel
Loveless, and brother of Mrs. Mar
garet Armentrout, Mrs. Charlotte
Alexander and the Misses Mary and
Jean Loveless. grandson Of Helen j.
Lining and Lula Terry. Mr.. Lining
also Is survived By four sisters.
Friends may call at the Rinaldi
9nssz TnsssSl IT HSWe sig S..H..n st. sSd n;s on
PM. Graveside services and inter-
ment on Monday. July II. at $3.50
pm. in Arlington National Gene
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CCR J1Iy IT, MAsf lSsi .be On p,sts8sP ,Ws8sPesSsy .Sy
ere sEsl Hospital, NARY NARY CURTIS q 421
Curtis and daushter Of Mrs. Dora
Carter. She also leaves five chill
dren, one brother ana six sisters.
Friends may call on Sunday. July
iS: after 3 pm: at the funeral
10th ST: Sc. where the rosary will
be. recited at pm. Solemn re-
cuiem mass will be sung on Monday,
July II. at 8 am. at st.. Joseph s
c:tAes St.rm.nt GsSSs1 nOS. n oS.t sRS c.Ss. sts
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suddenly, at the District General
Hospital on Wednesday, July IL,
1861. MRS. ALMA B. MISER, the
devoted wife Of Mr.. Rufus Miser .oi
5509 Bass place Sc. She also leaves
to mourn her passing four devoted
daughters, eight devoted sons, her
devoted mother Of Farmville. Va,
and host Of other relatives and
many friends. The remains Of the
late Mrs: Miser may be viewed after
pm. Saturday, July Is, until IL
pm, at the Brown & Davidson Fu-
neral Home, $685. Eads st. ne.
wnere funeral services viii be con-
Quoted on Sunday. July I6, at
pm. Interment services will be held
on Monday, July IL, at Farmville
Va. Relatives and friends please
assemble at IL noon Sunday, July
10, at $500 Bass place se., where
funeral procession will form and
proceed to the above funeral chapel
IL
MITCHELL, WILLIAM p. OF 21s
Adams st. ne. on July IA. 1861
husband Of Hazel Z. Mitchell and
fathel Of Norma K. Roger. Services
AZ Chambers Funeral Home. 140O
Chaplin st. NV, on Monday, July
II. at l pm Interment Wash
inston National Cemetery. Is
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July II, 1851, at the WashinEton
tbs tHbospital dnaa, Center: MINNIE SMITH,
She also leaves two children, Elliot
and Dolores Smith: one sister, Mrs.
Annie Price: one brother, Milton
Sampson; one uncle. George Bran
don. and many, other relatives and
day, July 16 after 5 pm. at her
late residence. 227 Tennessee ave.
ne. Funeral services on Monday,
July II, at l pm, at the Greater
Mount Zion Baptist Church. 9Th st.
John s. Thomas officiating. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
ARRANGEMENTS by Alexander S. Pope.
Evening star., 1961-05-11
Whitney's Colt,
The Axe, Wins
At Newmarket

NEWMARKET, England, May
III AP).-The Axe, a colt
owned by John Hay Whitney,
former United States Ambas-
sador, won the Newmarket
Stakes yesterday, finishing
ahead of three horses named
for the EPSON Derby May 81.
Aurelius, a Derby hope,
started favored at 1873 but The
Axe, a 1907 shot, beat him
| by a neck. Primus, starting at
odds of go, was third, six
lengths behind.
Two other Derby entrants
lined up at the start. But
Aylwin refused to start ano
Prince Tudor finished way
back.
The Axes trainer, Capt. Ce.
Gil Boyd-Rochfort, said after.
wards: what a pity the horse
came over from the Unitec
States too late to be entered
for the Derby"
The victory netted IS, ,404 fol
Whitney, one Of the most sue
cessful owners on British race.
tracks during his term as Am
basSador here. He now is lv'
ing in New York.
The Axe ran the mile and 6
quarter in 2:07%.
Evening star., 1961-05-11
Rosecroft SET
After Laurel
Closes Tonight
BY DICK O'BRIEN
Star Staff Writer

With Laurel closing its gates
for the season tonight. Rose
croft Raceway is poised for its
annual 24-night meeting start
ing tomorrow night.
Post time at the Oxon Hill
plant will be $3.50 each night
with daily double windows
closing at 8:20 pm.
Highlight of the RoSecroft
meeting is the $4,000 William
E. Miller Memorial for 3-year-
old PAGERS, an event for which
SO horses have been nominated
Grand Circuit racing also is
one of the more colorful fea-
lures of the Rosecroft stand
May 20 has been set aside as
the start of a week Of Grand
Circuit competition.
Grand Circuit week will be
supplemented by the National
Capitol 2-year-old aces, ar
early closing event for colts
geldingS and fillieS for purse
money worth nearly $4,000
this year. Heats and finals will
be raced for these stakes or
Nav 30, 81 and June l.
Also on the schedule of stakes
is the $l2,500 Governors Cup
trot for 2-year-olds June 3 and
the $3.50 Harness Tracks OF
America pace, carded as Sat-
urday nights weekend feature
with Del Miller and Hugh
Grant having entered their star
PAGERS, Countess AdioS and
Dancer Hanover, respectively.
The Prince Georges trot is
the inaugural early closing fea-
ture event for the tracks open
ing tomorrow night.
Laurel closed out it's Reading
Futurity program last night
with upsets marking both heats
of the 2-year-old pace. Cleo
Young's Gamecock, winner oi
the second heat in 2:073s, wa,
declared the winner wher
Trainer-Driver F. Stafford, win.
ner with P. G. Gray's Super
Dream in the first heat al
2:08hs, defaulted to GamecocE
in the scheduled raceoff. Super
Dream paid $29.80 in winning
the first heat. Gamecock re.
warded his hackers with 8
$21 payoff.
Fair Sex Farms Pay Freight
won both heats of the Reading
for 3-year-old tIotters, a non-
wagering affair. going in 2:07
the first time around and then
slowing down to 2:1I in the
second heat.
Patrons attending Laurel's
final program tonight will be
admitted free of charge on pay
ment of tax.
Evening star., 1961-05-11
Liphom Gets
Meet Ban at
Shenandoah

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
May II (SpeciaD Terry Lip
hams chances Of being leading
Jockey at the Shenandoah
Downs meeting suffered a per-
manent setback today when he
was set down for the remainder
of the meeting for rough riding.
The young sensation from
Florida was winging along in
front Of the riding race last
week when a spill put him out
of action for four days. The
layoff cost Lipham first place,
but he was still in the thick of
it when today's ruling was
issued.
Lipham was penalized for
rough riding in Tuesdays sixth
race. The youngster finished
third on Wayne Kendrick' S
Valley Gem in the 512-furlong
event.
With Lipham out, the riding
race settled down to a tussle
between Larry Reynolds and
Charley Mckee. The latter
rode two winners last night and
Reynolds had one, to leave
them in a tie with II each.
The 6-furlong Corning Purse
heads tonight's Shenandoah
program, with James B. Madi-
gan's Stars Last and Manuel
Mendelson's Sun Event heading
a field of eight.
A turnout of 4,209 wagered
$195, ,054 last night.
Evening star., 1961-05-11
Kothy Shoeffer
Seeks I'd Upset
In Friends Event.

Kathy Shaeffer Of Coolidge
High School who yesterday up
set fourth-seeded Nancy Mar
tin of Bethesda Chevy Chase,
is scheduled to meet even stiff
fer opposition from B-CC this
afternoon in the semifinals of
the Sidweil Friends invitational
girls tennis tournament.
Carol Southmayd, the top
seeded defending champion,
takes on Miss Shaeffer. Second
seeded Cynthia Goeltz, also of
B-CC. meets third ranked Betty
Ann Murphy from st. Agnes
at $3.50 in the two 18-and-
under semifinals.
I The 15-and-under section
has reached the final round
with favored Janet Irish of
B-CC facing second-sceded
Rita Poretsky of Maret at 8
pm. today.
Results yesterday:
Is-AND-UNDER QUARTER-FINALs
Kathy, .shaeffer, Coolidge, defeated
Nancy Martin B-CCC, 20, "a,
! 6-4. Betty Ann Murphy, St. Agnes.
/ defeated Genevieve Ebbert, Mount Yer.
I non Seminary. 6-l1, 6-2.
| I5-AND-UNDER sEMIFINALs
/ n
| Denlson, Blessed Sacrament, 60,
| 6-l
Evening star., 1961-05-11
Mrs. Ferridoy
Apparent Winner
Of Keefer Golf

Mrs. Edward C. Ferriday, jr.,
appeared to have won the
Keefer Cup tournament Of the
Women's District Golf Associa-
ton with a two-day net score
of l48.
Mrs. Ferriday posted an ex-
cellent 81 over the rain-Soaked
course today at Chevy Chase
and deducted six handicap
strokes for a net rs. Yesterday
she had 79-6-73.
Mrs. r. A. Chapman, first
round leader from Army Navy,
had a 93-13-80 today on top
of an 84-13-71.
Mrs. Frank CuSh of Argyle
was the likely low gross winner
with 79-82-161.
Earlier Story on Page A-21.)
Evening star., 1961-05-11
HIGH SCHOOL
BASEBALL

Results Yesterday
AnacoStia, 4 Spingarn, /.
Eastern, 3; Bell, 4.
Fairfax, 3; Osbourn, 2.
Friends, II; St. James s.
WesteTD, WtSteFDn' "a; care caTdoSo, Shu1oh' o.
Mclean, 8: Annandale. 4.
Wakefield at Jeb Stuart, ppd to today.
Phelps at Ballou. ppd. to May Is.
s%ynn PARK a. o0G9sf g. cslve4t eRd coSntyl cnnsntty
Mackin, s; Good Counsel. ;.
Norrthhwood,; 4; Bethesda Chevy
o'Connell, "A; Yorktown, 4.
81. Anthony'S, 4, Bryantown, /.
st. Johns, Z; Landon, 3.
Games To-day
Northwood at Blair, $3.50.
Richard Montgomery at Northwestern
suitland at Walter johnson, $3.50.
Bladensburg at High Point, ..
GaltherSburg at Damascus, $3.50.
OXon Hill at DuVal, =.
Glenelg at Laurel. 2:30.
Howard County at Sherwood, $50.
DeMatha at st. Johns, |.
Hammond at Episcopal 4.
George Washington at Falls Church. 4
GSiroveton, at WI, ppd. to Saturday.
'oASAACAu nb OLudEIy o.
Games Tomorrow
Phelps at Anacostia, $3.50.
Chamberlain at Eastern, $50
Mckinley at Ballou. $3.50.
Bell at Western, $3.50.
Roosevelt at Cardozo, 800.
Dunbar at Coolidge, $3.50.
Spingarn at Carroll, 800.
| Priory at Quantico Post, s.
Neale at Notre Dame, $3.50.
Bulls Prep at Georgetown Frosh, 3.
Bulls School at Longfellow. $3.50.
Good Counsel at Friends, a.
Gonzaga at St. Johns, $40.
Landon at Georgetown Prep, $3.50.
St Adams at st. James, 3:15.
Mclean at Fairfax, 8.
Falls Church at Jeb Stuart. s.
GroVeton at Mount Vernon, s.
OSbourn at James Madison, 4
| Wakefield VS.. WI at Bancroft 2.
Annandale VS. G, W. at AleXandrii
Municipal Stadium, 4
James Monroe at Garfield. 4.
George Mason at Warren County, 4
Wheaton at BIC. c., $50.
Evening star., 1961-05-11

AS the wet weather continued
to harrasS area high school
baseball teams - forcing post
ponements of postponements in
several cases - the following
achievements stood out yester-
day in scattered games:
Anacostia moved into first
place in the Interhigh Leagues
East Division with a Al deci-
sion over Spingarn at Ana
costa. Jimmy Jenkins. soph-
omore lefthander, made his
first pitching start for the In
dians and gave up only two
singles and a walk while Strik-
ing out IL Spingarn batters,
including an improbable total
Of four in the sixth inning.
Carroll, now IL in the Cath
olic League. won its sixth
straight league game. 4-3. in
eight innings over GonZaga in
a makeup game at Carroll,
The Lions now lead runnerup
st. Johns (5-D by a full game
and the leaders have only two
league games remaining.
St. Johns stopped Landon's