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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-01-10

One Of the most challenging tasks faced by the
City has been TO provide adequate park and playground
for growing community. AS Of $50 the City
owned only "a acres. 30 Of which composed the Civic
Center grounds.
Since 1850, however. 81 more acres have been
acquired and with the SO in the process of
acquisition. the end Of 1853 should see grand total
OF 2o3 acres in municipal ownership. A 3o% Federal
grant is expected to help pay for the land being
sought.
Many school used for City recreation
programs. BY including the 81 which are in this
category Rockville will be close TO the National
Recreation Association standard Of one acre Of open
space per 90 residents.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-01-10

The old Pump House" Horners Lane, no longer
adequate 10 house the maintenance facilities Of the Public
Works Department. will be demolished in 1853 and its
site developed into recreation Nearly complete
is the building located al the extreme of the
Civic Center grounds Erected at cost OF lbs 900 the
modern 900 IT, structure will also accommodate the
Cty's Animal Shelter.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-14
Red China :


tconiinvsd From Back Psgsl
CAL nature Of the things seen. temporal tst Paul. - Ne
evil she human the mstsrisI merely shadev'X
MYTHICAL. mortal rHoUcAr n,sgss eounssrfsts bur-
Issqvss = SYMBOLS Of fhs spiritual HE chrissIke. me
real and the eternal!
GENESIS F.LR.s-r CHAPTER - ALL THE REAL
VERY cooD"! tl:3D - "F.LNLSH.E.p" UNIVERSE
(2:l
And now. religion alleged opium % ssse people
is Of Genesis IT. inferior aiIsyoresi. MfTHo.
LOGICAL ancient manuscript asserting REALITY TOR
the Satanic MYTHICAL antichriss. Adsm-Eve pssanin
seefed, Hebraie "Lord.cod" basphemovs frauds bur-
Iesqves Of he perfection Of reality the devil using
Scripture (Lincoln. Shakespesre)
The enclosed skeleton copies Of Gods Detroit Tribune
direct you further experimenting the ALLNEss Of good
- God - heaven and eternal life reducing to MA
TIVE N-o.T-H-i-N-cNE-sS" Satan, sin. SEX - lust -
"Iegslired - births floods ivnacy treason -
repudiased by cHILDLEss Christ Jesus planned NON
parenfhood - honorng "oUr Fafher-Wofher Goo d'r
harmonious" - o. 49, Gods Christian Science textbook
as he ONE REAL Parent Mind Soul Spirit substance
intelligence power spiritual ChrsfIke - in, and or
the ONE REAL universe - Call no MAN.. fsfher =
Christ Jesus "the Way, the Truth, and the Lite! -
No eomefh unto the Father except by NE" - me
Christ Also NV works and GREATER shall We do!
We especially direct your attention to skeefon copy
OF the current issue Of Gods Detroit Tribune, Columns
and az the top Of the back page - GOD - ALWAYS
OUR PRESIDENT" - and BRING SOME RED CHINESE
INTO THE UNITED STATES -.
Your dear friend" letter OF Sepfemper 40 - 'oo'
Ref PR 63l6lEc - at hand and with prayeruI in
teresi.
You should receive regularly copy Of Gods weekly
Detroit Tribune We checked with the Tribune office and
copies do for Japanese YMCAs have been re-
ceiving copies for years
InspirshonslIy yours, according TO chrisf's yoke
Matt ll.2s.3o which truly. mes away burdens
- 50 much so that the Master could conclude
with: For my yoke is easy, and my burden is
light
The writer tesfifes 70 the validity OF Father,
Son and HOLY Ghosts Comforter. even the holy
CONTINUED Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-14
Birth Control -


(csmsnUsd From ossk pStV
Within The first month Of my appointment rspcvr
er css sr said strss my nswiy sppoinsst Executive
Secretary Harold swanK had said he believed We should
make birth control assistance available TO all ADO mothers
who requested IT, (ADc: Aid 70 pspsndent Chdrsnl IN
the feyt pscs sounded ssnsi6ts TO Nvd ia me
seeoNd pises wanted 70 back Swsnk and 70 wos< Win
him. bslsvs whst said fhss $wank prUpossd sucW
program. would support II, and whans- was on Page
One Of every newspaper in the state.
At thar point began investigating what birn con-
sroi mssut IN public aid.
From tsis modest research learned NUMBER of
filings sbovf which citizens have itsIs no inkling
found for example that comprehensive surveys have
shown fss poor psopis ssy 'ssy would like small families
smaller in many fhsn HE welIo-do families
although they endorse sse des Of ssiIy planning
strongly fssn hs general popOIstion, learned thst
The Incidence Of accidental pregnancy is very
high smUy HE low income and low education groups
And IL df tske long discover a. least Of the i'm,
porfsnt reasons for This discrepancy fe simple fact at
many parents have Itte authoritative
Of birth control service.
concluded that Mr.. Swsrks proposal to offer birth
control 70 welfare recipients only matter Of ss
mentsry justice for the unfortunate and their
existing children. il they to have csnrs
escape from fhe vicious cycle Of poverty in which many
were enrspped II also matter Of for
fhe entire community.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-14
"NAM fxkeEf: bVc coVl1SlAiEM"
no 1RG<Ps

Bv rerrv Kdbsrds. NY. HSsaId Trib Dse.,
AlhoUah b. Norman Wnrsnt Pess repisesd NehNd
NJ hiS6r on mss sSsnds Of tss Nshorst AssSesHon o.
Manufacturers annual convention. pos'es ovsr'orss -"
sunpant through IFS opening sessions yssserday
Big Government came in for big shsre o. rsPpsns
by Big Business temporarily dvsst'iny my thoughts mN
ss business world thinks IFS position has iprOvs6 wis
tho ascension 81 ryndSn s. Johnson 70 me proficiency
Msstrs 1900 strong me WsdOrtAsFovis; indC''vs'
leaders from nearly every ts onion hssrd sovsrn
ren bvresvcrsts" and liberal intellectually ssrpy crn
cxed
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-14
Devil Steals =

CONTINUED from Page u
EVER. DEATH IS MERELY AN ADAM-EvE PHCAN.IN
FEcTED, HEBRAic "LoRD.coD" BLASPHEMous
FRAUD - Myth "A BURLESQUE or THE
PERFECTION or REALITY GENESIS FIRST
CHAPTER - WHERE GOD Is GOD - YOUR "FATAER
MOTHER GOD. ALL-HARMoNoUs" = HoNoRED
BY C-H-LL-D-LE-SS CHRIST JESUS PLANNED NON
PARENTHoOD = CALL NO MAN . . FATHER!
THE ONE. REAL UNIVERSE Is VERY cooD"l
tcen. l:3) - PERFECT - COMPLETE "F-INlsH
Ed! t2:l) - THE REAL YOU - ETERNALl
Exeerpfs) - Washington tAP]" Capt NsichssI
o. Groves, H. collapsed while eating dinner al his Home
At r. Myers and dead arrival the base hospital
was commanding officer Of The Honor Guard Co., lst
bsta'on 3rd Infantry AS such he and trained
te who took part in The late Presidents funeral Nov
IS His Unit also provides fhe who guard the Tomb
OF the Unknowns at Arlington National Cemetery Capt.
Groves. native Of Ann Arbor, Mich
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-14
Christmas -
(Confinved from Page y

CONTINUED from Page ~
Did you know that thousands Of years before Christ
before there Christian-psopIe, Just
do todswent out into the forests and down evergreen
fir trees? They trimmed the branches brought hs
into their homes. nailed Them down and them
with gold and silver ornaments. They exchanged gifts
sent greeting cards. played game sang songs and fesssed
in gala festive season.
Did you know that this was all done on the same day
Of the year-ovr December 18th?
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-14

johnson
Continued From Back Psge
DISTRESS
AND TIVE MONITOR AL so SUPPORTED THE LEND.
LEASE ACT, OF WHICH SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL SAID.
IN SUBSTANCE That THIS WAS ONE or THE MOST
MRcNHNiMoUs PROVISIONS OF A NATION IN BEHALF
OF CIVILIZATION, IN ALL HISTORY!
"JoHMSONs HEALTH oK'd BY DOCTORS
NEW YORK, Nov 70. - tUPD - Heart specialists
predict that President Lyndon B. Johnson will be visor
ovsy healthy Chief Executive despite the heart attack he
suffered eight years ago.
THEY POINTED TO THE EXAMPLE OF PRESIDENT
EISENHOWER WHO SUFFERED A HEART ATTACK DUR
ING HIS FIRST TERM, WENT ON TO WIN REELECTION.
AND STILL is VIGOROUSLY HEALTHY
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-14

| shall never d."
Dr. Northrvp said the NLR6 Is working 50 nsrd 20 en-
h.ns, scioo bower s osns encouraged to refuse
- S1f6S f,xjos sHssU w &Wsys The NLRe around 70 find
,st H. employer evNsd unfair labor practice In
~ spSvsHs ~ SnsW pssleo or sueevme'"s to union
stv A5or,vs NJ hLNo Il ast premotns peaceful col.
,esivs sxrdSinins n & rss ptsvsnsins u frs wskns
he added
b. Notthrup said the Department Of Labor Is guilty
of tWiWjsfssive sehizophrsnis" end remarked thar
loSks carefully elsewhere when unions fall short OF the
frws syxndsrds."
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-14
License :.

Continued From Page u
WHERE GOD is GOD YOUR "FATHER-MoTHER
GOD. ALL-HARMoNIOUs" - HoNoRED BY CHILD
LESS CHRIST JESUS PLANNED NON PARENT
HOOD = CALL NO MAN FATHER"I
OUR TRUE BEING. GODS PURE MALE AND FE.
MALE tcen. l:26 ~. is VOID OF SATAN SIN SEX
20 LUST ADAM-EvELEsS - NEWER
BORN ! NEVER DYING NEVER a snNNERl
NEVER BORN OF SINNERS OF WOMAN.
UNcleAN Job, Old IT, - VERY GOOD" fcen l.au
PERFECT COMPLETES I "f.LN.Ls.HE.p"l
(Cen. 2:l) UNIVERSE!
COURT CONFERENCE
"PHoTO RECOMMENDED ON DRIVERS
LICENSE"
Miehysn ivrists and law enforcement, officials H.
unanimously supported proposal put the drivers photo
on MS operating license At a meeting here. todsv
Purpose Of he conference was 70 outline q,
cur Miehissn's increasing traffic toIi
representatives. Of The Michigan Chiefs Of Po,;cs and
OF fhe Michigan shsfs Assoessor announced ,hev in.
TEND to campaign for the proposal In hs next I.oIssve
session..
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-14

Ghost, teaching ALL things! - and that YOKE
rs EASY We say that after nsuVty - q s0r
coming ~ yssrs - whish ksss bSUt Hssssn'y,
truly! - more 90 slt shs Hns
Andrew fr0shsUf. Pvblisdsr
ceds bssreif Tribune
- encls.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-14
Rev. EI,rie =



The current issue thrills US much the back psge Of
which. column T. absorbed 80 minutes dicfssion. Some
time afferwards God gave the caption: "CoD A.
WAYS OUR PRESIDENT"
We are sorry NOT TO have accepted your radio invita-
fon celebrating the many years Echoes Of Heaven has
been bringing angelic hymns your large public
We enclose check for $500. and invite you 70 LEI
US have reasonable quantity Of those beautiful yearly
calender offerings II will interest you TO know that color
ed SafIer maid Of few years ago said that the calender
scriptures aided in saving her surgical operation
Best wishes. A. your service
'nspirsfonaily yours, according to Christ Jesus
Christ Scientist Kingdom - fulfilling seriptvre
This same Jesus, which is taken up from you
info heaven shall in like manner [invisibIyl
as ye have seen him 60 into heaven invsbly H."
tAefs 1:lI
And until the clergy, Isymen, leaders, mass.
es, use woman's child 70 heal all nations
Rev. Nary Baker Eddy - Rev. I2I, s.
they IN way below Peters Satan
bound status, so days prior TO Day Of Psnts
cost - Savs Of Tarsvs - some Ct whom
will become grand eovnterpsrts Of St. Paul.
You will be intrigued by fte check messages
and the reprints Of the 40-year major base.
ball miracle, the recent World Series, in
which the Los Angeles Dodgers. with the
fruehavf version Of Christian Science and
Nary Baker Eddy in April. defIste the N.Y.
Coiisths - BUT - to demonstrate Gods
healer 1t all mankind. nations, Billions Of
challenges, Communism. population
explosion" Of Satan, sin. SEX - lust = "e
gazed" not - Ivnacy repvdiassd
by cHLDLESS Christ Jesus planned NON
parenihood Call no MAN FATHER!
Gods man" - true, eternal being! -
Christ jeentisf - does NOT become par
emf /! - breaking fhe Ten Commandments
- honoring God the one, REAL Parent -
did Jesus, "ike Way. the Truth, and The
Life!
AF:mg - Encis.
Andrew Fruehauf, Publisher
Gods Detroit Tribune
for the attention Of
Or. John r. Rice Rev. A. Med. Redwood Of Sword
Of the Lord"
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-14

Nam
CONTINUED From Back Psqe)
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS! - HAVE ALREADY AP-
PRETENDED THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW
EARTH REV. 2l:l) AND THEIR EXCLUSIVE
REALITY - AND THE UTTER N-olT-ti-LNLcNE.ss
or THE THINGS SEEN. TEMPORAL tsf. Paul. -
THE EVIL THE HUMAN THE MATERIAL
NAM TARGET: BIG GOVERNMENT
"NLRB DRAWS BLAST"
Not David J. Mcdonald president Of fhs United
stseworsrs Of Ameries sook exception 70 charges Fsf
both he U.s. Department Of Labor and the National Labor
Relations Board pro-union.
Mr. Mcdonald, who followed Dr. Norffrop fhs days
sgsnds a. hs WsidortAsors seemed TO take wiss hss
been management position whsn he declared that TO
oppose svtomson would be oppose progress and mis-
Continued Next Column. TopI
Evening star., 1963-02-21
CoIorfuI Uniforms
Brighten Reception

is also commander OF the
Canadian Army Staff In
Washington.
Variety In Uniform
One Of the striking uni
forms there was worn by
British Col. Robin Brock
bank. He explained that the
gold trimmed vest he wore
with his high-collared gold
and scarlet-trimmed black
jacket was the cavalry dress.
With II he wore long
cavalry spurs and tight fit
ting trousers which he said
the British Army calls "over-
alls." Laughingly. his wife
added. what someone called
stretch nylon trousers"
ArmOr Corps Uniform
Canadian Ii. Col. J. 8.
usher Of the Royal Can
adian Dragons. preferred TO
identify his cavalry dress as
the uniform OF the Canadian
armor corps. IF you say
cavalry these days" he
grinned. you're liable TO
sound archaic"
Col. usher. who Is the Ca
madam primary standardlza-
ton officer. was talking with
his opposite numbers. United
States Col. Ned Norris and
Australian 1t. Col William r.
Wamsley. whose wives accom-
panied them.
Assistant Secretary OF the
Army for research and devel-
opment r j. Larsen and As
sistant Secretary OF the Army
and Mrs. p. r. Ignatius were
early arrivals at the party
along with Vice Admiral and
Mrs. c. B. Martell. 1t. Gen.
and Mrs. r. w. Colglazier.
and Mai. Gen. and Mrs. c. W.
Clark.
Among those there were 1t.
Gen. and Mrs. Russell L. Wit
trup who will be off for his
new assignment In Paris on
April . when they sail on the
IS United States. "wsrs
driving up 10 New York and
taking the car and the dog
with US on the ship" said
Mrs vittrup.
Evening star., 1963-02-21
Lapel JeweIry
Steals the Show

ter, Mrs. Perle Mesta wore
twin diamond clips on her
black wool suit topped by a
white ermine collar and
white ermine hat.
Not to be outdone with this
array Of lapel pins was Mrs.
Dale Miller, who wore q sing
ing redbird on her suit lapel.
and her cousin, Mrs. Morgan
]. Davis of Houston. who also
had an antique rose diamond
pin tucked into her collar.
But 1t wasn't only the day
of the diamond.
There was a most pleasant
exchange between Mrs. john
son, who welcomed her guest
in Spanish, and Mrs. Betan-
court. who spoke after coffee
in the drawing room, saying
how much she had enjoyed
her trip. how warm hearted
she found American women.
and invited you all 10
Venezuela"
Borrowed Sweaters
After luncheon guests were
entertained by a song group
from Catholic University
1--WE borrowed our sweaters
from football players" said
one Of the girls) who sang
such Americana as Moon
River" Yesterday" and
Smoke Gets In Your Eyes"
Then Mrs. johnson intro
duced Miss Karen Morrow,
musical comedy star. whose
career she said she was par
ticularly interested in "since
she was once q school
teacher"
Among the guests were
Mrs. Dean Rusk. Mrs. An
thony Celebreeze. Mrs. Daniel
Inouye. wife of the Senator
from Hawaii: Mrs. Frank
Church. wife Of the Senator
from Idaho, and Mrs. Paul
Douglas. wife Of the Senator
from Illinois.
Blond Mrs. Angler Biddle
Duke was introducing guests
to the wife Of the new Vene-
zuelan Ambassador. Mrs.
Tejera-Paris.
Also among the guests were
Mrs. c. Allan Stewart, wife OF
the American Ambassador to
Venezuela; Mrs. Marcos
Falcon -Briceno. wife of the
Venezuelan Minister Of For
eign Affairs and Mrs. Andrew
German Otero, wife Of the
Minister Of Finance.
Evening star., 1963-02-21
By LEE WALSH
star Womans Editor


1t was the day Of the lapel
pin.
Not that lapel pins aren't
always in evidence on spring
suits. around here, but these
seemed to be noteworthy.
First. the hostess herself,
Mrs. Lyndon Johnson. wore
a stunning jewelled rose on
her beige wool overblouse
q top q black wool skirt.
Then. her guest of honor
at the luncheon at the Elms
yesterday. Mrs. Romulo Be-
tancourt. wife of the Presi-
dent Of Venezuela, wore a
lovely gold-washed shell with
a single pearl with her black
wool suit.
And Mrs. Betancourt's
daughter, Mrs. Jose Lorenzo
Perez, also wore a rose,
pointed downward (Mrs.
Johnson's pointed skyward)
on her purple wool suit.
It was almost as II every
guest had decided TO wear
her most unusual pin to the
party.
Mrs. Sevilla Sacasa. wife
Of the dean Of the diplomatic
corps. wore a gigantic gold
washed leaf with precious
jeweled tear drops. which
my husband bought for me
on the Ponte Vecchio in
Florence last summer. The
pin topped her mustard wool
suit. and with 1t she wore
matching jewelled earrings.
BrOOmS. Sand Dollars
Mrs. Edward Martin, wife
OF the Assistant Secretary OF
State for Inter-American AZ
fairs wore a muguet de bois
pin to match her lily-of-the-
valley hat; Mrs. Drew Pear
son wore a gold broom on her
green suit, and Mrs Tyler
Abel. wife of the assistant to
Postmaster General Day and
Mrs. Johnson's social secre-
tary. wore a gold sand-dollar
with her black jumper and
black and white chiffon
polka dot blouse.
Mrs. Edward Foley had a
antique gold star with jew
elled inserts which she said
lis part Of an antique lava
liere."
Mrs. George Tyson chose
a diamond leaf. and her sis
Evening star., 1963-02-21
BY RUTH DEAN
star staff Writer

The large turnout of Ca
madam officers and their
wives at the annual ABC
Standardization Group re-
ception last night seemed 10
indicate that the current
United States Canada poll
tical rift over supplying nu-
clear warheads to Canadian
missile bases hasn't dented
military friendships on both
sides here.
As one officer put It. 1T
would take q lot more than
what has transpired TO break
our friendship"
The Army's Chief Of Re-
search and Development. 1t.
Gen. Dwight Z. Beach. and
Mrs. Beach we're hosts for
the party In Patton Hall at
Fort Myer.
This year there was also
special cause for celebration
with the entrance Of Aus
tralia into the group COM
posed Of American. British
and Canadian army repre-
sentatives.
From now on the group.
taking It's initials from the
countries represented. win be
called the ABCA Standard
zation group. This will also
make II uuadripartite for the
first time since It's inception
is years ago as q tripartite
organization am ong the
armies Of the United States.
Britain and Canada 10 col
laborate In the research. de-
velopment and standardiza-
tion OF weapons and equip
ment.
Receiving with Gen. and
Mrs. Beach we're British Mai.
Gen. and Mrs. Roger Z. T.
st. John pronounced SIN
jim. United States Army Mai.
Gen. and Mrs. George W.
Power, Canadian Brigadier
and Mrs. John A. w. Ben
nett. and Australian Col. and
Mrs. E. John II. Howard.
Both Brigadier Bennett and
Col. Howard are the Military
Attaches OF their respective
countries, Brigadier Bennett
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-24

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COLOR. -Four l6-pese books with
simple outline pictures of fovorite
subjects. box Of eroyons, pad Of
troeins Popsr and soft lead pencil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-24

te-&l PoP.uP LIsRARY. a noo..,
sio9 books fhet literally sprino TO
i,fs! Children will delight in seoino
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(6-T) SEWING CARDS. 8 heovy
beard cords with eeIored nylen
loess in soeh box. Hours Of fun fer
the pre-sehool child las
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C6-WD CAN DRAW. Six l6-poss
illustrated books showing bosie
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box Of eroYens. ruler ond guide for
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-24

te-sl sTIcK'EM PUSHoUTs. coIofvI
set OF 3 books with svmmed, die-evf
shapes which ore cosy for the very
young TO push out, moisten and stick
in pIoee on simple outline pictures
Ages 3 70 7-------------S
Evening star., 1963-04-07

culean Grand Slam. He promptly retired from the
game which he had so completely dominated since
winning his first National Open at the age Of 81.
In 1891, when Arnold Palmer was still in
swaddling clothes, Bobby Jones and group Of
friends purchased and built course on rolling
365-acre plot near Augusta. All the world has since
beaten path to Augusta Nationals door.
THE dramatic situations at the Masters" he
began, "very nearly run the gamut Of all possible
kinds Of excitement To select one as the most thrill
ing, you would first have to decide whether you
preferred the sudden impact of shot like Sarazens
1895 dOubleeagle three under Par), or the slower
buildup Of finish like the one in which Jack Burke,
jr, won from Ventun and MiddlecOff in 1856
"An er-Gm0teW, myself, ! can't help sentimen-
tally pulling for amateur TO sUin the Masters. So
far this has not happened. Bt one OCCASION on Shich
an amateur missed thinning BY inches is among my
most exciting memories.
I'm 1854 Billy Joe Patton would almost cer-
tainly have won had he managed to restrain his
enthusiasm on two Of the final nine holes.
''It was in this tournament that first saw Billy
Joe. Sometime during the first day, had heard that
he had had very good score on the first nine and
still going well on the second. caught up with
him as he was driving from the fourteenth tee. On
this hole, he pushed his drive into the woods the
right, had to play low, running shot out which
finished somewhat short of the green. He pitched
Evening star., 1963-04-07
Wide Word

up to within four feet Of the hole, and hOled the
putt. Scrambng it was, to be sure, but one Of the
finest assets tournament player can have is the
ability to scramble successfully.
"PattOn finished that round in 70 and was tied
with Dutch Harrison for the lead.
An amateur tcGs leading
THE second day was pretty rough weatherwise
and PattOn's very good IA provided him with a
total of l44. For the first time, an amateur
leading the field at this stage Of the tournament.
'On the third day, however, Hogan, who had
been las for two rounds, did a 90 for 2l4 total;
Snead, with lat, returned 20 for 2l7. Patton's
rs added to his l44 total for two rounds placed him
at 2l9.
"On the afternoon Of the last day was sitting
in my cabin looking through window watching the
big scorebOard near the eighteenth green. AT any
time during the tournament, can watch this board,
kept up-tO-date by its telephone network, and by
listening to the gallery noises around the course tell
what's going on.
"Snead was out early and started not too aus
PiciOusly. Two over par through the fifth hole, he
picked up birdie at the short sixth, and SO was out
in 81.
patton started with Eve at the FIRST hole and
birdie at the second, and then went along in even
par through the fifth. BY this time, Hogan had
started with two SIS, only -esa'isVsd On pos. n
Evening star., 1963-04-07
The Amateur
Who Almost Won
The Masters

Americas greatest amateur tells about his top golf
thrill the day yOungster hit the impossible shot
By LESLIE LIEBER, This Week, Rowing Ea'o,