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Evening star., 1961-11-19
Aqueduct Results
BY the Associated Press


lst-S3,S0O: cling; . "; Z fur.
Close Order (BaeEa) I7.70 go 40
Leaf Litter (YcaEa) $3.50 900
Free and Clear ueonard $50
Some Step. Winter Squash, Supreme
call, Strateaseanbe, Harold X All the
North Pass tHinojsal 1920 1900 300
Richer By Far tGustines) 5.3O $50
Oscar Award tBolapd) 4lO
oTi Irish Eyes zi.vis suddsn nanas ra% ne sDan bsnt
shenorocA Il Triple Five, Dom Perignon,
Reflective Always Danger, Time
iffFisld.
DAILY DOUBLE u-s PAID ss6e.0O
%.i.is. sSsa SGs 'Rs,.j 2yF' md3. $50 30 g. $50
Lord ouillo (Raial .-.. $50 $40
Windward Mark tBolandl $50
Tamatoa, Fort Duke, Prosecutor, Sun
Tracer. Time. 1;40tS.
4th-;s4.0O0; cling 3 "; ! nj. nj so
besy.r.!s ary seEit ssrTsntln. nstaa $500 i6S sSS
oakiandon, Baltimore Chop, Ava
lanche, County Seat, Pawanson, Clean
Hands, Golden Hello, Faith. Time,
l.fUTs.
Busy FRINGE tUsseryJ i5.1O $50 40
Thygold (MoyersD 1.S0 400
Somali Bird (Baezal $40
Stan. the Man, Baldpate. Try Cash.
Time. l:39ts.
sth-7S5,O0o: alw.i yr. up; ! mi. ,
! Copper Knight (Adams) $40 $40
Fans bsRs, sgt IL Psllas pogs; BE ss
Disqualified from 1st to I'd.
7th-s75, 900 added; Gallant Fox
p.lasiS HlanSdiGsp; = tI1 } ". up; lSs MIA goo
Hillsborough (Pierce) $40 $50
Sherluck' Our Jeep, Harmonizing.
Whodunit, Sol Nacient. Time, 2:459s.
sth-S4.5OO; cling; 3 VI. up; z fur.
Village Idiot tNelsOnj $500 1890 !.60
Thermo (Adams) $50 i.8O
,PrimOn (Pieree) $50
Just Bully, Augustina, Escablue,
dlooming, White Label, Red soyereisn,
Jsnnie,s JOY Phantom Gun, Cantor
cite Time, 1:2IB.
Disqualified from ist TO last.
WoTId Ruler jco@Ss.,5 sGsS5 s.6O up SO o. s.sa 80
q Carroll County (HinOya) $50 ESQ
Painted Porch tTreios) 1850
Casual Friend. Wait For 1t, Rolling
Clouds oFForjadura' Rpman Legion.
a Morsey Stable entry.
Total handle. S4,232,o77. Attend
ance, 41,691.
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HOCKEY SCORES
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York. 4; Montreal. 4.
Toronto. 8: Detroit, /.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Hershey, B; Providence, /.
Rochester, 3; Pittsburgh. ..
EASTERN LEAGUE
Johnstown, g.: Long Island, 4.
Clinton, 3; New Haven 1.
Greensboro s; Charlotte, l..
KnGSyIlli; 2S4RR;NairIdNa PhilsffslPhhia FhhS;1I1 =
Omaha. 4; st. Paul. 3.
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LurrY Passes 200

Larry Reynolds, who rides
the Maryland circuit, passed
the 200-winner mark during
the first nine months Of 1861.
Evening star., 1961-11-19
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 18 (AP) :.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 18 CAP).-
With Playing Coach Bob Petit
at the helm, the st. Louis
Hawks sprinted from behind to
136-133 victory over the Gin
cinnati Royals tonight on the
clutch shooting of Cliff Hagan
and Clyde Lovellette. Lovellette
led st. Louis with 81 points,
Hagan hit 20 and Petit added
%, giving the Big Three" SO
points.
Evening star., 1961-11-19

1OtalS ---------- 81 oo.4o ~ llO
WASHINGTON 90 90 2s % l6-lI9
Hawaii 20 % 20 20 Ito
:, Three-point goals; Kaiser, 2; Sui
livan, >.
Evening star., 1961-11-19
PIMLICO RACE CHARTS

copyrisht, 1891, by Triangle Publications. Inc
- The Morning Teegraph)
FIRST RAcE-Purse 50 500; 3-ysar-ods and up claim
ing; furongs. Post, 100; off 1:09Ia good:
driving Winner Mrs. Elizabeth p. Lees 5, by Call
q. ine nd lnur
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. BUMPED Ind
thrown off stride He might surprise here At siESbIs
ouds D-JO Is well placed and s the likely faYorite
GALHAf BAY was winner at Laurel turf. -
SIXTH RACE-The Maryland Racing Writers Association
5ursei purse S3,OoO claiming (S7,5OO 10 $4,000,
Evening star., 1961-11-19
At PimIico

Mondays Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time-1 Pm.
FIRsT RACE-Purse. $500; claiming $4,000
- = $1,000; maiden 2-yeaF-Olds; q furlonEs
Evening star., 1961-11-19
JOE KELLY.S SELECTIONS

the vote here; GET THERE will battle to the wIr. NO
JOY vas winner in New York for $4,000. "
Evening star., 1961-11-19

Kansas state-FG, Barger 81.
MisSouri-Beal, run (Tobin kick.
Missouri-Turner 22, pass from Hunter
(Tobin kick).
Missouri-Russell /, run (Tobin kiek).
Missouri-Johnson /, run (kick failed)
Kansas State-McDonal IL, pass from
Watts (pass failed).
Evening star., 1961-11-19

NINTH RACE, : Purse $500: 4year-olds and up;
claiming 1h miles Post 4:51; off 45l12 start good;
tVe-Cauarter Kit Trainer, K W. McLaughlin Values
81 625, $500. $3.50, Si25 Time, 1858.
Evening star., 1961-11-19

Totals ~ 30 1873 Totals 81 % I36
CINCINNATI - 80 81 SO 2T-133
ST. LOUIS 80 SO 80 32-136
Attendance S.32S.
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Ssshmont Johnson - 12O 10 81 81 Oh 81 1900
Milestone (BlockD -. III 1 81 81 81
Eternal Dawn (Passmore) 100 81 III II 1Ih $500
Lanakia lArcarol lis n N liz 12 $40
Two dollar mutuels paid = KINGsHILIs $1,000 $500
SWAPS $3.50.
Handle-S17S,649
Evening star., 1961-11-19

TAMARONA the Selma stakes and does not
isee As tough competition here DUIATUREE. third in
we selma, Is the one 70 beat Rum BOTTLE BAY
Evening star., 1961-11-19
rHmp RAcE-Pur.s. sesOo sI.Imlnr lss.oOOll s.y..r.

FOGGY HARBOR fourth for $500 but before
that for $1,000 PET BOMB meets lesser and might
iast DAMS DOUBLE winner At Atlantic City for
Evening star., 1961-11-19
BEST BET-TAMARONA

DEAR DELINQUENT 70 be In spot to make
IL two In here. CLEVER DUTCHESS drops and
rates excellent chance SAN SEBASTIAN was third
for $500 In the mud
3d. Ks, XXI xxxiO pounds apprentice allowance
Evening star., 1961-11-19

- - Mrs. A. B. Ekof-G. Tore entry.
JOHN HERNoN broke sewly in his last but rallied
fer second in q ereditable effort OUR GRAND meets
lesser and locks like the beat. SUBSTANTIAL
wen earlier at Atlantic City.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, 5000; claiming (s5,OOO)i
A-yeaF-oIds and furlongs
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SECOND R4cE.5Pur... sa,SOO' claiming s0,OOO,'

traInnE nicely for Henry CiarE GO ZIP better than
his last start at Garden state. DIRECT SOUTH Is due
fer a tor effort.
Evening star., 1961-11-19

IWo-doIIar mutues pald--MINA-S CHOICE Ss.UO, S4SO
S420 DOVE CALL, S1a. 80, S11 40 MIDDLETOWN So 20
Handle-Se15;0i3 Total mutuels pool-S1,762,213'
Evening star., 1961-11-19

s.Spvi Mrsi Murray-J; BruninS entry nm -. -.
Evening star., 1961-11-19

Total handle. S4,232,o77. Attend
ance, 4l,691.
Evening star., 1961-11-19

49,, FRED cleyerIy for $4,000 and should repeat
MR. BLAST drops from $40 900 rates an exeeIient
Shanes In this closely matched field. LONESOME JOE
was third Tor $1,000 and should be in the money.
Evening star., 1961-11-19

FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; 2-year-ods; allowances
fur9ngs Post 259: off at once; start good; driv
ing. Winner. Hll-N-Dale Farms 2, by Curragh King
Arabs. Trainer. p Y. WHITLEY, jr. vauesSS22 275,
500, $3.50, Sl7b. Time, 1:142s. Clear and slow.
Evening star., 1961-11-19

lst-S3.S0O: cling; . VI; Z fur.
Close order (BaeEa) I7.70 $40 i.40
Leaf LITTER (YeaEa) $3.50 2.00
Free and Clear ueonard $50
Some Step, Winter Squash, supreme
Call, StrateaScanbe, Harold X, All the
Fest, Linger on. Time, 1:28hs. .
Evening star., 1961-11-19

Tvo-doIlsr mutuels paid POP ABER, $500, S56I
$500. LEGAL GAIN, $780, 50. so. PAPER NICHE, $3.50
Handle-$137,S ,S59.
DAILY DOUBLE al AND g. PAID siI5.2O =
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DAILY DOUBLE n.sl PAID ssee o.

3d-S4.300; 2-yr. mdns.;- ] mi.
Matelot tRotE) $50 2,e0 $50
Lord 0uillO (Raia) .-. $50 $40
Windward Mark (Bolandl $50
Tamatoa, Fort Duke, Prosecutor, Sun
Tracer. Time. 1:40hs.
Evening star., 1961-11-19

CRIMSON SATAN. allowed to
moved around WILL OF IRON
side Of the others until reach
regards to the leader, then l
increased his advantage unC
GREEN TICKET enjoyed a cl
about 8 furlongs, was no ma
chsllenged. ENDYMION respon
pressure. SMART was shuffled
bsckstretch and responded to VI
OF IRON weakened. OBEY flI
q brief display Of speed.
Evening star., 1961-11-19

4th--S4, 900; cling; ": ! mi.
BOrreraig (Sorrentino) f1.OO $50
Battle Hell (YcaEal $40
Caklandon, Baltimore Chop, Ava
lanche, County Seat, Pawanson, Clean
Hands, Golden Hello, Faith. Time,
1:403s.
Evening star., 1961-11-19

Two-dolar mutues paid - SUPER HIGHWAY $1,000
$500.
Handle-S156,61O
Evening star., 1961-07-27
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ALL CASH-Furniture, TVS, appli-
Pick up D. c., Nd. Va. ia.
Evening star., 1961-07-27
RANGES-ALL SIZES

RADIO CONTROL and control line
equipment, misc. 70l Adrian st.
Sc. Call LU. 2-0903.
Evening star., 1961-07-27
FURNITURE IiNCLATMED-ped7m
HOFFMAN,

44O4 Il 4V4I II Wv
UPHoLsTERERs
2447 18th st. NV CO. 5-730C
Ewes. TIL 9: Sat Til 6
SUNDAY, IL TO )
FURN.-9-pc, din. rm. suite: SIS
or best offer: roaster oven, $50
or best offer. UN. 4-1921.
FURN.-House sold, selling entire
contents of 4-bedrm. home, incl.
air cond.. TV, Hi-Fi set, bicycles,
etc. for absentee owner. OF.
$4,000.
FURN.-Hospital bed. new eond
S100. 304 Wesmond dr.. Alex.
FURN.-BEING transferred. wani
responsible party to assume pay
ments on efficiency apt. furn
$500 per mo. Call ia. S-2001
FURNITURE costs less when yoU
luy at MAJORS FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE, 400 r. l. ave, ne
FURN.-Antique spool bed will
custom-built box spg. and mattr
500; Solid maple dresser-desl
comb, ideal for student bedrm
$50. JU. 9-4319 otter . pm.
FURN.-A hide-a-bed. modern tan
Excel. cond. Also tank style Sing
er vacuum w/attach.. 3 mos. old
M p0OHR affair - ~
Evening star., 1961-07-27
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, pumps. generators.
sod cutters, rollers. etc. RENTAL
TOOL & EQUIP CO.. JU. 5-5040
PIANOS TO RENT-Now and used
spinets. consoles, grands and up
rights at moderate rates from SS
monthly upl with option to buy If
wanted. Hauling extra. JOR-
DAMS, FOUR STORES: corner
18th and G SITS. NV. (phone ST.
3-9400): 5169 Lee hwy, Arlington
tphone KE. S-5O60l; 9332 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring tphone JU.
ericksburg tphone Essex 3-7472l.
Suburban stores open evenings
and Saturdays. Downtown store
closed Saturdays during July and
August.
Evening star., 1961-07-27

ADJOINING SILVER SPG., MD
Beaut., mod. apt, nicely furn.;
new cond.; in brk. apt. bldg, mr..
shop. center, bus; lge. liv. rm., di-
nette' mod, kit, tile bath. built-in
tub and shower; l lge. bedroom,
storage locker; laundry; attrac
grounds, vacant, and open til
rented; low. rent, S94 mo-, incl.
utlls;; nothing else to pay. Call
SP. 3-3494.
Evening star., 1961-07-27
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION, 120 bass key Stradi-
ysri, like new; will sacrifice. Cal
Evening star., 1961-07-27
AIR CONnITIONrn

AIR CONDITIONED
SILVER SPRING - Garden apart
ments; swimming pool, free bus.
many extras; two-month mini
mum lease; S149.5O to Sl65.
ROSEMARY APIS.
Ju. S-1170
1929 East-West Highway
BEAUTIFUL FURN.-FREE POOLS
l bedrm., from S9S.32. incl. utils.
RE. $4,000
DISTRICT HEIGHTS APIS.
BETHESDA AREA = . rm, ant :,
suitable ] or . working people,
$50 mo. incl. util. OIL. 6-S967.
COLMAR MANOR-Lge. effic. ant,
wIpyt. bath and entr.: utils. incl, /;
$3.50 mo. 3612 both ave, WA.
7-3213.
Evening star., 1961-07-27

PIANOS-Your choice beautiful nee
mahog., walnut, ebony or blond
spinet pianos. Top value S425 at
KITS convenient loeationSa
Dntn., 1880 @ NV. RE. 7-6212.
Alex, 1921 Mt. Vernon, XII. s.
1856. Bethesda. 1910 Fairmont,
OIL 6-l675.
Evening star., 1961-07-27
HELP WOMEN
YOUNG LADY

TO work in office on stock
controls, must have good
handwriting and should
have some office expert
ence, 5-day week, excel.
salary and company bene-
fits. Apply Mr.. Newman.
HUB FURNITURE co.
7th and D NV.
Evening star., 1961-07-27
KITTS, l330 a st. NV RF 7-6o1.

PIANUS = NOWI Store-Wide Re-
modelling Sale. New and used
from S195. Nice choice Of finishes
and styles.
Evening star., 1961-07-27
SALESWOMEN


Be Our Breakfast Guest
One OF the most unusual sale,
opportunities ever to appear on
the American scene has now been
brought to D. c. and Virginia.
Operations that very quickly will
spread throushout the areas with
management opportunities exist
Ing now that will probably never
II YOU have sold, a few minutes of
your time investigating this op-
portunity may be the turning
point OF your life. Saleswomen
selected should average $4,000
to S25,O0O annually. We also
need sales manasers because we
will open branches in other cities
rapidly. These products are en-
toying tremendous publicity and
overwhelming acceptance. II you
DO not show for breakfast you
will be missing one of the greatest
opportunities of your life.
Breakfast will be served q to 1C
am, Monday morning. July 81,
1861, in the Panel Room, at the
Executive House Hotel, Scott circle.
sEAMSTRESS, exper.. draperieS OIL
slipcovers, top salary, steady work
1885 9TH st. NV.
sEAMSTREsSES, experienced in al
TAILoRING SHOP, IA. 1851.
eECRETARIES so,
Some fee paid. Admin, jr. and sr.
Wide range Of salaries according
to education, skills and exper.
Come see US.
PEG GREENwAY AGENCY
1920 New York Ave. NV.
DI. 7-l6S7. Suite 10, DI. 7-9467
Evening star., 1961-07-27
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE IMIscELLANEou

PIANos-Wide selection Of recon-
ditioned upright pianos. guf5s-..
teed, S225 up. including local de-
livery. Also selection Of new
pianos for rent. CAMPBELL
MUSIC Co. l1OS q ct. NV. DI
Evening star., 1961-07-27
OFFICE FURNITURE

Used steel legal size individual file
4-drawer steel letter size, full
depth, gray file cabinets, $685.;
36x60 drawing boards, used $29:
new steel, upholstered swivel arm
chairs, S36.95; 6-drawer steel
map files, used $50; refinished
walnut executive and secretarial
desks. $40.
Our four-story building is loaded
with values in new and used of
every description. Why not save
money and shop US before yeu buy?
Evening star., 1961-07-27
BUSINESS SERVICES
TRASH REMOVAL,

Bsmts.. yds. cleaned: free estimate
MR.. CLEAN, INC. FE. 7-2SlE
WILL REPAIR TYPEWRITERS,
add. machs., copy holders, in my
hcme. Aft $50 pm, 736-1790.
Evening star., 1961-07-27
IcoNTINuEpl

and matching chair,
brown tweed: birch. end tables
maple lamps, maple din. rm.
reas.: excel. cond. JU. 9-6032.
FURNITURE am removing
a 1-bedrm. apt. Couple left
area and deserted furniture.
There is an unpaid balance
due at $3.50 a month. MR..
GILBERT, DE. 2-5098, 1928
14th st. NV, Wash. D. C.
be sold before JUL
80; 95-tn, foam rubber sofa,
din. rm. chairs, 4 pull-up chairs
solid mahog. drop-leaf end table
inlaid: S0-in. headboard, 4S-in
ANTIQUE wood box, 1 chest. Tele'
FURNITURE UNCLAIMED-Bedrm
suite, SOS; din. rm. set. SIZE
china closet, S35: chest of drawer!
$40; occasional chair, Sc: ward.
robe, So: hidesway bed. $50: in.
nerspring mattress, $40: dinettl
set with chairs, $50; china
closet, S35: Hollywood bed, SD
rocker S3; loyeseat. $50; studio
couch, 500; sofa and chair. S35
dresser. SIS: chaise lounge. SIS
sofa bed, $50: desk-chest. S25
bookcase, Sc: Early American
chairs, S35: Early American sofa
$50; mirror, So: 3-piece sectiona
sofa, 500. We added to our col
lection 300 art pieces, top value
low prices. Many interesting
items at HOFFMANN'S. W. d;
reupholstering, draperies. slip
covers and refinishing. EASY
TERMS-1st PAYMENT IN AU.
GUST FRFE PARKING
Evening star., 1961-07-27
Secretary

kECYS., white, 5 days. l-giri Of
flee. to set up office and files,
VIII take rusty shhd., good typing.
To 81. 800 to at. V. WOOD PER-
SONNEL, sos 18th st. NV. at II,
Southsrn Bldg, Suite 3o3, DI.
Evening star., 1961-07-27

Areas largest fiaor display. fully
guaranteed. all sizes. from S29 9.60
PEERLESS SALES CO.
2237 Georgia Ave. AID. 2-2100
REFGR. - Kelvinator, 7-ft., S35
Excel. cond. Guar. 1900 Ga. ave
TIT 10000
Evening star., 1961-07-27
SOUTHEAST
1 AND 2-BEDRM. ATS.
Call EGD.1SOA
APIS. FURNISHEp-Mp,

1-bedroom apt: lge. kit, porch,
shower, bath; sos monthly.
Evening star., 1961-02-26

Mr.. Torhert Is Q graduste Of
Western High School. His
mother. Mrs. Horace, g. Tor
bert. ST., lives at 1915 32nd
street NV.
Evening star., 1961-02-26
TODAYS WEATHER REPORT

: District and vicinity-Mostly
sunny today. rather windy and
somewhat colder, with a high
today In the upper 40s. The
low tonight will be in the
middle sos. Fair tomorrow.
high, in the 40s.
Virginia-Mostly sunny to-
day. rather windy and colder
with q few snow flurries ex-
pected In the mountains. The
highs today will range from
around so near the coast to the
dow sos in the mountains. Fair
tomorrow, except for mostly
cloudy over the mountains.
Moderate temperatures.
Maryland - Mostly sunny.
rather windy and colder today,
with O few flurries expected in
the mountains. Highs today will
be in the 40s generally and
from 80 to IS in the mountains
Fair and moderate tomorrow,
except over the mountains,
where 1t will be mostly cloudy
with q few snow flurries.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
;peake Bay-Westerly winds at
Evening star., 1961-02-26
Snow Muroons
Thousands
Of Indiununs

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. q
(AP). - Thousands Of persons
were stranded in schools, gym.
nasiumS. farm homes. buses and
automobiles tonight as Hoosierl
tried to dig out from o sleet
and snow storm that virtually
paralyzed the State.
The snow had stopped falling
at most places with accumula.
tions ranging from six to eight
inches - whipped into three
and four foot drifts by winds
UP to 80 miles an hour.
The storm knocked out power
and telephone circuits, and
TUNED highways all over the
State into treacherous strips ot
slush and snow-drifted covered
ice.
Gov. Matthew z. Welsh, at
tending Q party in Washington,
telephoned orders for the Ma
tional Guard to join with State
police and highway department
employees in helping motorists
stranded along highways and
secondary roads.
State police said all roads
in the State were impossible
and advised motorists to stay
at home. Big National Guard
trucks were rushed to areas
reporting motorists stranded.
Evening star., 1961-02-26
Flood Gates Opened

The Alabama Power Co. said
all reservoirs at the company's
dams on the river system north
Of Montgomery are filled and
overflowing.
I Flood gates at six dams have
been opened. but the company
laid this would make little diff
ference on the amount of water
flowing southward. The flood
gates control the water surface
at the top Of the dams.
Before the rain slackened. q
final deluge added to the flood
ing, with rainfall exceeding
seven inches reported at nu-
Inerous southern areas. D
Evening star., 1961-02-26

william service. John Trenaman:
superior performance. Sydney
Baken, c. 8. Woodside, s. NJ.
Black, Paul Santoro. Louis
Christina, Mrs. Lucinda Weak
land, Harold Spector, James
Baker, William Steckley: supe-
rior achievement. Mrs. Audrey
Rorrer: letter Of commenda-
ton, B. I. Edelson; beneficial
suggestion. William Brodowski: !:
20-year service, James Webster.
Earl Conway, jr., Joseph Minor,
Leon Fried, Walter Sharp,
Floyd Anderson, Vito Impel-
litteri, Earl George. Max Ra-
towsky, Sidney johnson. Will
liam Henck, william Cribhin
Joseph Allen, Charles McPher-
son and Thomas Beck. DR..
Eloise Cofer, food, economist OF
Agriculture Research Services
Household Economics Research
Division, is the l,000th person
to complete Q course in tech
nical writing given by the
service for its scientists. The
15-hour course was established
in 1858 by DR.. Byron Shaw,
the services administrator. The
course is taught by Ward
KonkIe, Mrs. Meldanette Rich
ardson, Donald Robertson and
]. Carroll Wilson. all Of the
services Information Division.
Army Map Service has
given superior performance
awards to Nicholas Argyropoul-
os. Anthony Goldwin, Selma
Guggenheim, Mary Hartman,
Soren HenrikSen. Ida Laynor,
Joseph LePire. j. c. Lew. Fill
more Lucas. Benjamin Mack,
Earl Roberts, Maurice Scott,
Carrie Subramanian, Mary E.
Sullivan and Olive Waddell.
Beneficial suggestion awards
went to Kenneth Elsner, Nor
riS Fradin, Gordon Hiltbrand,
Joseph Moxley. Ezikiel Rodri-
guez. James Rowe, Frederick
Roy. Carlton Sans. Eva Snapp,
Richard Underwood. Wallace
Autry. Henry Schaff and Jean
e. Miller.
Evening star., 1961-02-26
Statistical Society
To Meet at Dinner

The Washington Statistical
Society win hold Its annual
dinner meeting at g pm. Tues.
day ON the second floor Of the
Occidental Restaurant, llll
Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Martin r. Gainsbrugh, presi-
dent OF the American Stats
tical Association, will speak or
"The Economic Outlook and
Data Needs for the 1905"
Evening star., 1961-02-26
By the Associated Press

Central Alabama prepared for
perhaps its worst flooding in 10
years as rivers continued to rise
after o week Of steady down.
pours Of rain. Floods also were
reported in various parts OF
Georgia and Mississippi.
: The rain had stopped in most
Of Alabama. and the weather
bureau said there was little
chance Of any more. at least
through today.
But immediate relief for
stricken areas Of Alabama was
not In sight.
In fact, as temperatures
plunged from the balmy read
1ngs Of the past week to sub
freezing ip some areas Of North
Alabama and Mississippi. light
enow began to flutter to the
ground. None. Of 1t stuck. but
the runoff added TO the swollen
E1VerS. - ~ , . .---
The lCoosa. Tallapoosa and
Alabama rivers continued their
rampage.
Z Thousands Of acres Of prop
erty, many miles of roads and
hundreds Of homes were mum
dated in Central Alabama.
Evening star., 1961-02-26
PATROL RUNS AGROUND
Large Areas in South
Menoced by Floods

Within the 24-hour period
ended ct z am. yesterday, West
Point. Ca. reported 7.65 inches:
Lagrange. Ca. 7.82 inches:
Frisco City in South Alabama.
7.31 inches, and Miller Ferry In
Central Alabama, 9.27 inches.
Atlanta received 10 Of an
inch In is minutes and 5.67
inches for the 24-hour period.
Rainfall at Birmingham since
February / has totaled 17.51
inches-already Q record for
the month.
Montgomery. where the Ala
bama River stood at SO feet
yesterday and was expected to
crest at 56 feet within 4S hours,
received 5.54 inches Of rain in
"a hours.
The Alabama's crest at So
feet would equal the record set
in 1919. Flood stage Is IS feet.
5000 Evacuated
Flood waters still cover ma
jor portions Of Eattiesburg,
Miss, with depths up to 3 feet.
An estimated 5000 persons were
evacuated as the Leaf River
spilled out Of its banks. No
more rain was forecast through
today.
One Of the worst floods in
the history Of Columbus, Ca,
threatened yesterday as the
Chattahoochee River burst out
of its banks in the valley be-
tween West Point, Ca, and
Columbus.
The Weather Bureau said the
Chattahoochee might reach 50
feet by noon today, l3 feet
above flood stage.
Five. persons are known to
have perished In the floods.
The body Of Mike Smith, 10,
was recovered after his car
plunged off o washed out road
into q creek near Buford, Ca,
Is miles northeast Of Atlanta.
Emmett Lee Hough drowned
while trying TO drive across q
Evening star., 1961-02-26
D. Man Heads
Hungary Mission

BUDAPEST, Hungary Feb.
Is AP).-A new head Of mis-
sion took charge today Of the
United States legation here,
for the last four years the
refuge Of Josef Cardinal Mind
SSenty, primate Of Hungary. 1
The new charge d'affaires Ia
Evening star., 1961-02-26
CORRECTION

A story in The Star yesterday
incorrectly reported that the
Catholic Social Action Commit
tee Of the Washington Arch
diocesan Sodality Union would
meet tomorrow. The group met
last Monday.
Evening star., 1961-02-26

CAPITAL ROUNDUP: Navy's
Bureau Of Ships has given the
following awards: Superior ci.