davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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HYATrsvILLg western Area)-Nr.
D. C., line. RefreshinEly clean and
nevtsh. beautifully furn. 3-bed-
nm. rambler. Rec. rm., detached
garage, nice grounds. ELIJAH @.
ARNOLD ICol.. UeA, ReD. Broker.
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TULIP HILL AREA-BEAUTY BE-
YOND BELIEF. 3-bedrm. brick
rambler; firepl.. sep. din. fm.. de
luxe kit, scr. porch, garage, pro.
fessionslly HANDICAPPED corner lot.
sTiesd PneR HRrIRshS n %sd3so,i In, HgeH SNsI1o T.
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18th 81. NV. 5l01-etateIy
home. suitable for diplomatic
personnel: z bedrooms, 5 bath
rooms, ample storage room. large
living rm.. dining rm. and Fecep-
ton han with powder room on
1st floor. Gas hot-Water heat.
Gan Mr. PAUL HANNAH. AD.
2-410O. 1915 18th st. NV,
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ARL., N.-3-bedrm., 2-bath brick
Colonial. Det. garage, firepl.,
bsmt., screened porch, fully equip.
Kit. Avail. now. $1S5. HOLLEY
REALTY, 51S3 Lee hwy, Arl..
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HOUSES FoR sALE-MD. ! HOUSES FOR sALE-MD

1LERl Positively the markets. s
tinest home for the money! Spa
cious eenter.hall plan. Lovely Biz
rooms, CENTRAL AIR CONDI-
TIoNINGl 8 bedrooms, 2M baths,
private full-siye dining rm. Terrific
closets. Fabulous cluhroom with
fireplace ana bar. Large screened
porch; ggilt-in gaEage. Beautitul
"a esNT@HGsRYYIP NTTOzisSa YYIPPET fRsNk RssoNsk Va
ss.ItReo s1ss.. Va. s1S92ss. d. 74Alli
KENWOOD PARK-Beautifuiiy ap-
pointed new: Hariy American Co
Sli-slec. island Eit.. E.' with Srsskfasi @ ;l
area, paneled study and powder
room on 1st floor; 4 bedfms..
baths on 2nd floor: psneIed rec.
room with massive stone fireplace.
tIll dh nath n hSmt;; 2.car gsEaGe;
TOR. OIL. 4-S111 It'll 9.
LANHAM AREA-ImmacuIate s.
bedroom rambler on level lot,
extra high basement with outside
exit. $3.50 down FHA.
THOMAS p. HALEY. Realtof
AP. 7.S300 Ewes. OR. 4-S322
MONTGOMERY KNOLLS = Brick
rambler In elose-in Silver Spring;
3 bedrms.,. 1M baths. separate
din. rm., tsble-spaee kit. and day
light rec. rm.: fenced lot, car.
port. Close to all schools. FHA
spprsissd $3.50; 81 100 cash sh
NEAR OUR LADY OF SORROWS
Church and eehool-Spacious 8.
bedrm. brick Colonial. Attached
garage. full basement. WE TAKE
TRADES. HUGH Z PECK, 1886
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ASSUME CT

CONTINUED on Next Page)
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
z BEbR00MS SS051stMSfE31''

Three-bath new brick homes; sew.
eral styles: center hall, large DE-
luxe equipped kitchen with .Quak-
er Maid cabinets and FrigidairG
appliances: some With gear gar.
20-ft. screened porch: all With
daylight rec. rms, full Easements,
laundry rooms, attractive. lots
Lsis:,, LcssteS in Win6han Man Manor and and
SSis, 900. rDWSHRDs 4 RENiSSKR
CONSTRUCTION Co, Ma. e
1199: evess I'm. S-o317.
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ABSOLUTE JEWEL

ABSOLUTE JEWEL
Adorable Queens Chapel" ram.
blette with de luxe garagel Five
lovely rooms extras galore. -
beautiful level fenced lot! Super
"Fiawless - $4oo. DOWN."
AP. 7-2075
GI-FHA-ASSUME
No down payment, $ss month pays
all GI on this 3-bedrm,
brick home in st. Bernafd's
Parishl Huge liv. rm., with dining
area; large equip. kit: storm Wins
dows and doors, and fenced lott
Save $3.50 on FLA terms with
$400 down, o., with substantial
pay $S1.94 month totall
CHOOSE YOUR TERMS
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ND BETTLEMENT OdAHGEB-SS0O
dn. plus taxes and insurance for
very pretty 3-bedrm. rambler;
sep. din. rm., equipped kit, bsmt.,
brand new; S17,700.
Y0UNKIN & CO. LO. 4-S022 It'll 8
NORTH SILVER sPRING-Tired Of
small rooms, cramped quarters7
A fantastic buy awaits you. BIG
Colonial beauty with 4 twin-sized
bedrms., 2 baths, powder rm.,
first H., family rm., separate din
ing rm., tiled bsmt. All this and
more. PRICED IN THE Low 20s.
Assume S1S,300 long term loan.
Call Lo. 6-0s44, 8 till Q.
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APARTMENTS WANTED
COOPERATIVE APIS.

ABBOTTS-LoV rates moving. "a
call today. move today. AD. 4
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KEMP MILL ESTATES-Assume o
$4,000 OF loan on this 4-bedrm.,
2M-bath split. Cerport,, huge
TOPS IN TRADES"
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
Colonial, fire
placed liv. rm., din rm.. mod kit,
year-Tound jaiousies den: 8 bed
rms, 8 closets bath up. Bsmt.
rec. rm. Many extras. Pine estab-
liShed neighborhood, lge. lot, trees.
blk bus, mr.. schools, churches,
shops. Assume present financing
or terms. S21,000. MILLER. LO.
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ARL Ss.s!: S;MsLE4NEsV NJ "a g 80 b; S;dT%; MS
option to buy. OWNER, IA. 4
6625: ewes, KE. S-4164.
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ARLINGTON, n, close to wash.
Golf and Country Ciub-Neariy
new officers home; center hall.
!iy. rm; with firepl;, SEP. din; Hm..
2h baths, beautiful finished rec. rec.
Tm.. carport. Vacant. 5000 mo on
lease. Call MRS. HENDERSHOTT,
ia. 6-l660; evenings, KE. 6-653p.
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HOUSES FURM. TO RENT

CHEVY CHASE, nF. D. C.-LoVely 4
BIZ. 3 baths, rec. fm.; close TO
school: $3.50. Others, $500 $500.
OF. 6.113l. Suburban Home Rlty.
d. c., NV, MD. AND VA.-eeveFai
available. detached. with gardens,
3 or more bedrlns.: some short
tefmefs: 5000 and up EIIJAH O.
ARNOLD (Col. U9A Ret.), Broker.
EN-. 3-4336, IA. 6.64S4.
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Brick ramblers; 8 bedrms., 2h
baths; full tiled bsmt. and rea'
close-inl One Of the few remain.
ing choice, close-in locations. I'm.
med. occupancy. $23,050. 8 til O.
II, w, BERENS. RealtOr
Evening star., 1961-02-10
Shannon & Luchs

Ne1Itofs 5Ihce IgU6, bUUU Conn. Ave
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-New brick
2-story town house, 3 bedrms.. "a
baths, elec. kit. in color. patio.
porch, rec. rm. w/powder rm.;
S27.500. OIL. 2-2O71.
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New brick split-level; large hyinS
room, dining room. de luxe kitchen,
8 bedrooms, 2 tiled baths. family
room with fireplace; Well-land-
sceped lot; good financing avail
able; priced in mid 3Os. To In.
speet, call EN-. 3-lS00.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY
Evening star., 1961-02-10
NeStrnoreland Hille

Cape COD In this charming prestige
community. Closest, most con.
venient suburb there is. 8 bed
rooms, 2 baths up, with much
desired den and powder rna. on
first floor. Priced in S30s.
Gt0evor-HQw1ev Eo Rlkwa
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AP. 7-2075
MARYLAND
SALES

b APPRAISAL CO.. INC.
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= Very attractive
brick rambler situated on lot with
trees; 8 Ice. bedrms.. g full baths.
f!Espl; fM!pEsTphl;ts carpqTs 9T1ov WE plHR TAKE
RREAhT1sss ZEAL S2s bob he nar4ilrT9 4Ih?ce. LIST
, 1961-01-21

THE ST. OR
Howard Lundgren and associates held a meeting with
the architects, engineers, and Horwath and HorWath the
10th to discuss the various matters that have come to our
attention in connection with the construction and opera
ton plans. The meeting was excellent in every particular
and a great deal of progress was made to permit us to go
ahead with the detailed drawings that will be required
from the architect.
/ would appreciate your having someone send me an
official copy Of the enactment, which / understand was
unanimously passed, at such time as it is signed by the
Governor.
Sincerely.
5 .-4is1 tsgd) Donald s. Dawson
Tr.T.-. Donald S. Dawson
DSDm
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
I immigration and Naturalization Service
Regional Office
Building 400
Broad Rock Road and Belt Boulevard
IN RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
May II. 1860
Honorable John D.. Merwin
Governor of the U. S. Virgin Islands
ST. Thomas. vi I
Dear Governor Merwin:
wish to extend my thanks and appreciation for the cour-
tesies shown by you and members of your department to
Mr.. Frank A. Russo of this office during his recent visit in
Charlotte Amale.
The purpose Of Mr.. Russos visit was to conduct a survey
at Charlotte Amalie with a view toward improving our
Office space in that city. We have had a continuing pro-
gram throughout our Service to upgrade all office space,
Including office furniture, equipment, etc. | am pleased to
saw that we have made considerable progress and desire
to continue our project with the refurbishing OF the Char
lotte Amalie Office.
I have been informed that $40, 900 has been appropriated
under the provisions Of Act No. $40, Bill No. 1859, Section
I'D, which was, approved January 81, 1860, authorizing
this sum for emergency structural repairs to the District
Court Building, our present location. Also, that Act No,
SGT, Bill No. 1884, Section I'D was approved April 20,
1860, providing $4,000 for the conversion Of an existing
boat house for use as a Federal Inspection Station.
AS you have been advised, we are presently occupying ap-
proximately 300 SO. #. of a total in excess Of 5000 50. #.
available on the lower floor Of the District Court Build
ing. The amount of space we are occupying is in excess of
, 1961-01-21

DIX AVIS
snace vacated within the Senate Building with the clerical
If the Senate # would annear that this proposal
WOuld De mutually Denenclal ana resolve Inc need LOT al
d1tlonal space. The relocation OF our space would Drlng Us
even closer to the proposed Federal Inspection STATION
and would be considered desirable from all points OF view.
IN the. event you ma This plan acceptable we VIII make
and oo,1innoant tbarobv noaLino 4 ono If our most attrac-
tive ana modern oflces.
It isrealized that there are three departments involved in
this relocation. and If for any reason our proposal cannot
be approved 1t IS suggested that consideration be given 70
Of our present office space.
! aWde your response, ano nope ~ : sndn lave IS
pressure u injecting YOU peiSohdly Ii 'e Veiy ne"
luture'
Sincerely, yours,
, 1961-01-21
Dear Mr.. President:

Last year in passing Act No. 421 to define the polling
districts in st. Thomas and st. John the Legislature pro-
perly saw fit to divide the large Crown Princes Quarter
Of Charlotte Amalie into two districts which the act de-
signates as the Dober School and Washington School poll
ing districts. a study Of the act, however, discloses that
the definition of the boundary line between the two new
polling districts is ambiguous and, doubtless due to an in
advertant error, indefinite. In this connection 1 call your
attention to the phrase "(3 from property No. SIS Kron-
~prindsens Gade extending east from said property to the
sea" and mote that the sea is south of No. So Kronprind-
sens Gade, not east Of it. Since it is Of first importance
that the boundaries of polling districts be accurately fixed
SO as to avoid any question as to the validity Of elections
would suggest that paragraphs 90 and az of section I'll
of title Is, v. |. G.. which were inserted by Act. No. 421,
continued on page a
Evening star., 1961-01-02

tributed q handbill urging {
massive turnout at the Civil
Plaza rally against imperialist
aggression" The pamphlet be.
gan: There's imminent danger
Of military attack against Cubs
by troops Of Yankee imperial.
ism"
Announcers and labor leader,
poured out invasion alarms or
the government radio and tele.
vision stations all day yester-
day-a day Of normal news
blackout on the airwaves.
Whipping up enthusiasm fol
the rally. they pledged "to give
their lives II necessary" to de-
fend the revolution.
Orators harangued crowds Of
jittery but defiant Cuhans ir
the central park.
While the New Years eve
celebrations carried on at full
blast into the early hours. jeeps
loaded with militiamen and
h auling 9 rocket-l q un c h ers
streamed through the suburbs
Early yesterday more thar
two dozen tanks rum ble q
through suburban Mira m a !
toward an unknown destina-
ton.
Most of the available trans
portation has been mustered tc
bring in supporters for the mill
tary display to prove the Cas-
tro boast that the people are
armed to the teeth"
Evening star., 1961-01-02
ent wife. Fran Jeffries

/ ent wife. Fran Jeffries.
Mr.. Haynes was stricken
early yesterday after q Satur-
day night rehearsal and was
put under q doctors care at
his Waldorf Astoria Hotel
apartment. Mrs. Haynes went
on the show without him. Mr..
Haynes said last night he was
improved but would undergo a
hospital checkup later In the
week.
Evening star., 1961-01-02
Ulcer Attuck Forces
HAYNES to Miss Show

NEW YORK, Jan. 2 (AP).-
Singer Dick Haynes was forced
to cancel o television appear
ance last night because Of an
early morning stomach ulcer
attack. The singer. one-time
husband Of Rita Hayworth, was
to have appeared on the Ed
Sullivan Show with his pres
Evening star., 1961-01-02
Hovono RoIly Booms
Yankee Invasion Claim

HAVANA, Jan. 2 tAP).-I
o giant rally today, celebrating
triumph Of his revolution aga
that an American invasion is
The biggest armed forces
was planned for the celebration
tion that Prime Minister Castro
might unveil Communist-made
Jet fighters, hombers and heavy
tanks.
The Prime Minister is sched-
uled to make the nnsiz GIsSiFess.
The invasion fever started
last week with Cuban press re-
ports that the United States
Marines plan Q landing before
January 10. White House Press
Secretary James c. Hagerty
branded the reports Q lie.
The Prime Minister himself
supported the press claims in
q New Years address and
rushed Foreign Minister Raul
Roa TO New York to protest TO
the United Nations.
special Session Called
The u. N. Security Council
has been called into q session
Wednesday to hear the Cuban
charges. Mr.. Roa said the
United States planned to per-
petrate within Q few hours"
direct military Intervention in
Cuba and gravely endanger in
ternational peace and security.
This island nation has gone
on what amounts to an 18-day
Evening star., 1961-01-02

military alert in q frenzy oi
jitters.
Havana and its suburbs
Nbristled with newly emplaced
anti-aircraft guns and other
artillery.
A forest Of light artillery
pieces sprouted in surrounding
areas. Many militiamen spent
the week end digging trenches
+ Big anti-aircraft guns pointed
skyward along Malecon-the
capitals picturesque sea drive
One emplacement went up in
front Of a luxury hotel housing
q group Of Americans on o tour
sponsored by the "Fair Play
for Cuba Committee"
Claims Stir Up People
The giant Confederation o.
Cuban Workers yesterday dis.
Evening star., 1961-01-02
"ATLEIGH" SANF0RIzED
MATTRESS PADS AND COVERS

Our own "AtIeieh" onehor-bond mottress
pods Sonforized.
Twin size, comparable value 2ee 2.3s
Full size, comparable value 800. 31s
Our own "AtIeieh" unbIeoched cotton mot
tress covers with zippers Twin or full size,
comparable value 34o. 2Is
Evening star., 1961-01-02

Fidel Castro aroused Cubans TO
9 the second anniversary Of the
inst the background Of charges
imminent.
display in the nations history
in the Civic Plaza amid specula-
Evening star., 1961-01-02
WASHABLE REVERSIBLE C0MFoRTERS
60
y comparable value 8.ss
comparable value 8.ss

Ruffed II" by 84 comforters filled with Dupont Docron
Poester fiber Acetate French crepe floral print covers
with ceor color the side Soft fluffy comfortable
resilient and not-resistont For twin or full size BEDS
Downors Store Budget Homefumishines, North Building;
also Bethesda Budget
Evening star., 1961-01-02

"ATLEIGH" COTTON MUSLIN SHEETS
,.:., ~;,: .5l :, ,,.,'S', ,a'.',,,.s ~.
comparable value 2.09
Our own Atleieh" Ioneweorine 3ocount cotton muslin
sheets with coseIy-sewn hens.
8l"xlo8" or fu-fted comparable value 24o 1ss
Matching ~" by 36" pillow eoses comparable value 6oe
eoch z for 15o
Downstoirs Store Budget Homefumlshinos, North Budno
also Bethesda Budget
Evening star., 1961-01-02

All Store. closed Today =. All s" open Tuesday s.ao ann /. p
Evening star., 1961-01-02
"ATLEIGH" 1sO THREAD COUNT
C0MBED COTTON PERcALE SHEETS

Y" by lo8" or twn-fitted, comparable value
Z.99. 1.1e
81" by l08" or fuII-fitted comparable value
3.3e. 1.ss
Matching AZ" by 381z" pillow cases, COM
poroble value 75c each. for $50
Evening star., 1961-01-02

The giant Confederation Of
Cuban Workers yesterday dis
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-21
SENTINEL a cSSETT. MD.
BIS tuesday. March Il. 1851
Plant Roses
For Beauty
And Color

Like to have a large and ex-
quisitely beautiful rose gar
den? Some thousands of home
owners have rose gardens rang
ing from so to several thousand
plants including internationally
famous varieties as well as old
favorites. Many more home
owners, of course, have rose
gardens ranging up to IS plants
or so.
Rose culture not only is a
healthy pastime that gets people
outdoors but is one of the most
mentally refreshing and beauti-
full activities one can engage in
around the home.'
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-21

THIS GAS WATER HEATER
is a real space-saver. 1t
stands only four feet high, yet
holds a full 30 gallons. 1t
can be installed in areas too
small for standard size heat
ers.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-09
NONRESIDENT SUMMONS
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Cnvuntu n3rAc

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
County Of Kinds.
To Carrie Mae Collins. whose post
office address and street address Is
unknown. you are summoned to ap-
pear before the Chancery Court of
the First judicial District. County
Of Kinds. in said state. on the Sec
ond Monday OF January. A. D., 1852
to defend the suit No. AD-1061 in
said Court of Jessie Lee Hicks Com
plainant. wherein you are a defend
ant. This being a Petition for the
Adoption and Change of Name OF
Robert Lee Collins. a minor.
This 9Th day of December. A. D..
1851.
(SEAL)
FRANK T. SCOTT, Chancery Clerk
BY CHARLES A. SCOTT. D. C
SIDNEY A. THORPE. Solicitor.
Dec. z. Il and 81. 1861.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-09

champions who won a Gold
Medal for the United States in
Rome last year; and DR.. Doug
las Cornell, Executive Officer of
the National Academy of Sci
ences in Washington, d. C.
From Britain has come Air
Commodore Nigel Blair-Oli-
plant, stationed with the British
Embassy in Washington.
Others from the United States
include L. Parks Shipley, part
ner, Brown Brothers Hartman
& Co., Wall Street, and trade
unionists from the longshore-
mems metalworkers', machin.
lists and printers unions, among
whom is Claude Stotts, a long
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-09
MIRA
(Continued from Pare On

Continued from Page One)
dimension which can give m
answer to Washington, Moscow
Peking. MIRA is an theology to
be lived by everyone in every
corner of the world regardless
of his race, class or creed"
The Honorable Saburo Chiba,
head of the Constitutional Com
mittee of the Japanese Parlia-
ment, flew in from Tokyo today.
He introduced a special presen-
tation of the japanese Zengaku-
rem play, "The Tiger" which has
been seen by one and a half mil
lion people in the last six mon
this in Latin America.
He said, "The effect of this
play cannot be ignored in the
United States and is very highly
valued in Japan. Prime Min
lister Ikeda, former Prime Min
lister Kishi and many Japanese
leaders are dedicated to this
fight. We will fight until we
have won over Communism. We
now move into a new phase in
Asia where Japan will take re-
sponsibility for the whole of
Asia with Moral Re-Armament."
Present for the opening ses-
sion was the Governor of Rio de
Janerio state, DR.. Celso Pecan
ha, and General Ignacino Rollin,
Commander in Chief of the
third military region of Brazil.
Four hundred sixty-six dele
gates from % nations have al
ready arrive for the Assembly.
Representatives from Europe,
Asia and Africa, as well as other
parts of Latin America are ex-
pected tomorrow.
A Peruvian delegation of q
is led by DR.. Eleodoro Vento-
ella, Director of the National
Radio, and includes Ramiro Pri-
ale, Secretary General of the
APRA Party, and a group of
revolutionary San Marcos Uni
versity students. A Brazilian
Air Force plane flew to Bolivia
today to pick up the Bolivian
delegation.
Other delegates include Miss
Lynlay Holyoake, daughter of
the Prime Minister of New Zea-
land, who convened a message
to the Assembly from her ia
Their, and party of six Maori
leaders; Senior Kraag, President
of the Parliament of Surinam;
the Honorable Maid Monaghan,
Teheran newspaper publisher
officially representing the Iran
ian Government; two members
of Parliament from Canada and
! two Red Indian Chiefs of the
| Sarcee and Blackfoot tribes,
David Crowchiid and Dick Star
light of Alberta; Robert E. Nc
Laughlin, former District Com
missioner from Washington, D.
(. c.; three Olympic rowing
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-09
Teach him history and he will be proud"

shoremen's leader from San Pc
dro, California. They were well
coined on arrival by lockers
leaders from the Port of Rio de
Janeiro.
Patronize Our Advertisers
Evening star., 1961-05-12
Betsy RuwIs
q Strokes Up
AtCoIumbus

COLUMBUS. Ga, May IL
(AP) If Betsy Rawls can keep
her putter in good working
order, the Spartanburg, S. c.,
lass stands a better than even
chance Of notching her first
golf tournament victory Of the
year.
Miss Rawls didn't bogey a
hole and tapped in an 8-foot
birdie putt on the fourth green
yesterday in firing a II, four
strokes ahead of the nearest
competitors in the opening
round Of the Columbus Wom-
ems Open tournament.
Soaking rains had made the
course play long and only a
quarter of the field of 4S was
able to crack 80.
Tied for second at rs going
into the second round were
three Of the top women profess
sional golfers-Mickey Wright
of San Diego, Mary Lena Faulk
Of Sea Island. Ga. and Marlene
Bauer Hagge Of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Miss Rawls, who won this
tournament two years ago,
needed only IS puts to tour
the Columbus Country Club
course.
The leaders.
Evening star., 1961-05-12
Golfers Open PIoy
With Duke SIight'Pick

will be wet today, but playable.
The field will play preferred
lies.
Frank Cronin, the Maryland
coach, figures a score of about
l46, two over par for the long
course, will take the individual
title.
RICHTER Has Chance
Ronnie RICHTER of Prince
Georges Club, winner Of all the
area junior and schoolboy titles
before entering Maryland, has
lost only two Of 13 matches
this year, and is conceded an
excellent chance. Curt Thatcher
Of Bethesda Chevy Chase High,
and three BaltimoreanS be-
sides Quinn-Tom Bartolec,
Ronnie Scales and Harry Leavy
will make up the Maryland
team. with the four low scores
to be used.
Contestants include Jack
Doser. son of the Shady Grove
pro, who plays for Duke, and
Clark Mackenzie of the Uni
versity Of Virginia, son Of
Roland, one Of the Districts
golf greats. -WHITTLESEY.
Evening star., 1961-05-12
WeutherHits
2EIite Teams
InMunorGoIf

Buster Day and Bobby Brow
nell, defending champions in
the Manor Country Club Mem
Der Guest tournament, met
George Boswell and Frank Sou
deri of Prince Georges in the
first round Of match play this
afternoon.
The dismal weather that
marked at least two of the
qualifying days was partially
responsible for at least two of
the favored teams missing the
title flight.
Buddy Sharkey, Manor Club
champion, and Jack Benson of
Boca Ration. Fla, missed with
a II yesterday, while Bill Rob-
ertS and Larry Dempsey, twice
low amateur in the Greensboro
Open and two time Greensboro
Amateur champion, were out
with a 78. Dempsey and Rob-
erts both took nine on the par
five fourth hole.
The 69s of Tom O'Bryon and
Perky Cullinane. the District
Amateur champion from Be-
.thesda, and Bob Miller and Bill
Summers Of Brooke Manor,
posted two days earlier, stood
up for medal honors.
Burt Langhenry and Bill Har-
vey, the latter runnerup for the
North Carolina Amateur title
last year. made the title flight
with a IA.
The championship continues
through two rounds in the title
flight on Sunday.
Evening star., 1961-05-12
.Eng|e Expects Rules to Stay Set,
Penn State Football to Stay Tough

against Navy and later plays
at Maryland's homecoming.
Navy is a new opponent, while
Maryland was a 28-9 loser to
Penn State last year. We're
not particularly looking for
ward to playing Maryland this
year." Engle says. They should
be one of the great teams in
the country"
Penn State loses l6 letter.
men, but has l6 returning, in
cluding Bob Mitinger, who is
the best end, Engle says, he's
ever coached. Also returning is
Halfback Roger Kochman, a
gee-whiz prospect who missed
all Of last season with a leg
injury. If he regains his speed,
he'll alleviate one of the clubs
few major flaws. I'VE don't ex-
pect to have fast team" says
Engle. That's our problem.
About the only rule Engle
sidesteps is the one saying a
team consists of IL players. I'VE