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to make but "a presentation
that had to be made to the
American public"
The Democratic leader prom
ised that there would be civil
rights legislation at this ses-
sion and said, ut looks like we
viii be in session for the re-
mainder Of this year."
Senator Dirksen said he rec
ognized that Congress has a re-
sponsibility in this field and
promised to devote my very
best efforts" toward that end.
But Senator Smathers, DEM
ocrat Of Florida, a close friend
of the President, saw no need
for new legislation. He added
that it may have divisive re-
suits instead Of healing re-
suits"
Senator Ellender, Democrat
of Louisiana, also saw no need
for any new legislation and
added:
IF the President tries to en-
force his legislative proposals,
I think it will mean violence.
He has all the laws he needs
on the statute books now If he
wants to use them. but he
seems instead to want to follow
the advice Of Negro leaders
and agitators."
Senator Ellender referred to
q statement last night by the
Rev. George Lawrence of the
Southern Christian Leadership
Conference that Negroes would
stage civil disobedience demon
STATIONS in Washington If a
Senate filibuster occurs over
the proposed legislation.
"The threat I just heard that
Negroes viii lie in the streets
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Lions Club to Meet

Chief Judge Morris Miller of
Juvenile Court will address the
North Washington Lions Club
at 1915 pm. tomorrow in
Hotel 2400, Sixteenth street
nav.
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Continued From Page Al
at 3416 B street Sc, Just
around the corner from Mrs.
McCarthy's apartment. Mrs.
Laura Daniels, 81. who occupies
the apartment with her son,
Dennis, found Beatrice face
down in the half-filled bath
tub. ~.
The victims hands were tied
behind her back and her feet
were bound, according to 1t.
Arthur Weber Of the Homicide
Squad. The child's body was
clad only In a jacket and white
tennis shoes, 1t. Weber said.
There were no marks of vio-
lence on the body, but medical
examination indicated she had
been sexually assaulted. Dis
trict Coroner Richard Whelton,
who pronounced Beatrice dead
at gle pm, performed an au-
topsy shortly after midnight
at the District Morgue.
The Coroner's report said
Beatrice had died Of drowning
and that death had occurred
about eight hours before her
body was found, or approx
mateiy at noon.
Women Work Together
Capt. George Donohoe said
Mrs. Mccarthy, the child's
maternal grandmother, works
with Mrs. Daniels at Commu-
nication Electronics, Inc, at
1900 Hampden lane. Bethesda.
AS police reconstructed events
yesterday, Mrs. Mccarthy said
she had left their apartment,
No. 202, at $3.50 am. yesterday
to ride to work In Mrs. Daniels
car.
AS the two women prepared
to leave, police were told. Mrs.
Mccarthy saw Dennis come out
Of the Daniels apartment and
called to him that he might
want to play some records for
Beatrice. The suspects mother,
however. told him to 60 to
work.
The youth was described in
the police lookout as 5 feet 6
inches tall, las pounds, light
brown hair and wearing dark
horn-rimmed glasses.
During the day, Mrs. Nc
Carthy said she called four
times to make sure Beatrice
was all right but got no
answer. The distraught grand
mother. who was taken TO
Casualty Hospital last night
after discovery Of the Staying,
said she called the apartment
at 10 or 1880 am, at noon,
at $3.50 pm. and again at $3.50
pm. Mrs. Mccarthy said she
also called neighbors TO see
why Beatrice had not an
swered the phone but thought
the child might have gone out
with some OF her friends in the
Brownies Girl Scout organiza-
ton.
Father MOI In Area
Beatrice's mother. Mrs.
Thomas. also was placed under
a doctors care today. Her nus
band. John l.. Thomas, 30, an
inspector for the Maryland
State Roads Commission at
Laurel. told q reporter the
child's father left this area
more than six years ago after
the divorce from Mrs. Thomas.
He said Beatrice was the only
child OF his wife's first mar
rage. The Thomases have four
children OF their own. Beatrice
spent most OF her time living
with Mrs. Thomaa' mnther he
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Robyn Sets
Swim Mark
AKRON, Ohio, July 20 (AP)

AKRON, Ohio, July 20 (AP) i.
-Robyn johnson of Arlington,
Va, shattered the national
record in winning the national
women's senior long distance
swimming title yesterday at
Wyoga Lake.
The 17-year-old blond swan
the 3 miles in 1::38:38.2. 1t
broke by 1921 the record set
in 1860 by Donna Graham of
Indianapolis Riviera Club.
Miss johnson, whose long
est previous race was $500
meters, helped the North Ar
lington, Va, Aquatic Club win
the team title by a 1910 mar
gin over Cleveland. Her vic
tory was by more than 100
yards.
Wilma RiemenSchneider of
the Cleveland club edged team
mate Muriel Forrest and Kathy
Hennessey of the North Ar
lington club for second. Myrs
MichaelS of North Arlington
was fifth. Kathy Baker Of
Long Beach, Calf, last years
winner, finished 10th.
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enth. Tsitouris, an ex-American
Lacquer, won his sixth for the
Reds with a four hitter.
The defeat was the ninth in
the last IL games for the de-
fending-champion Giants and
dropped them into a fourth
place tie with the Reds, nine
games off the pace.
Craig, now 2-16, seemed
headed for his first victory
since April 30 with a neat job
at Philadelphia - until the
ninth, when, with one out, his
luck again turned sour. Tony
Gonzalez dashed a triple, Siev-
ers smacked the 300th homer Of
his career on the next pitch
and Craig had lost again. Re-
lever Jack Baldschun was the
winner.
Snaps Losing String
Kansas City's winning run
was scored by Pitcher Orlando
Pena. 1t meant a great deal tc
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Wurrenton Nips
Potomac PoIoists
In Extra Period

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
July 20 (SpeciaD Potomac
Falls, Warrenton. Goose Greek
and Brandywine poloists
reached the semifinals in the
Sherman Five-Goal tourna-
ment yesterday at the Farm
ington Hunt Club.
Bart Cunningham's six goals
paced Potomac Falls to a 1875
victory over Fort Belvoir No. /,
and Joe Classy scored the win
ming goal in a sudden-death
overtime period to give War
renton an 81 decision over
Potomac in the afternoon
matches.
Goose Creek overcame Farm
ington, 1910, in the opening
night game, despite Clarence
Mundy's five goals for the
losers. A seven-goal perform
ance by hard-riding Col. Jim
Spurrier Of Fort Belvoir No. 2
was wasted as Brandywine
won, 1873.
Semifinals are scheduled to-
morrow at Pennington with
Potomac Falls meeting Goose
Greek at $3.50 pm. and War
renton squaring off with Bran
DIVINE an hour later.
The championship match
and consolation game will be
played next Friday, starting at
$3.50 pm.
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another loss on the staggering
Giants, So; and Roy Sievers'
two-run homer with two out
in the last of the ninth inning
lifted the Phillies to a 81 VIC
tory over the Nets and pinned
the 14th straight pitching de-
feat on Roger Craig.
In American League action,
Washington tripped Minnesota,
6-5, in Is innings; Detroit's
late-scoring spree downed Los
Angeles, 1875; and Kansas
City shaded Baltimore, 81.
The scheduled Indians Yanks
game at New York and the Red
Sox-White Sox contest at Chi
cago were rained out.
Howard hasn't hit often
against the Braves this season
but he's hit long. The massive
MISUNDERSTANDING outfielder
has collected just eight hits in
81 trips against Milwaukee
pitching and six of them have
been homers.
He went after the first pitch
by lefty Bob Hendley in the
second and fourth innings, rap
ping both out of the park. Mil
waukee got its two runs off
Drysdale in the bottom of the
seventh, the first on Hank
Aaron's 9th homer. The tall
Highlander struck out II in
boosting his record to 1910.
Taylor Stops Colts
Friend, 11-8, who hadn't had
a run scored for him in 80
straight innings, drove in the
Pirates first marker against
the Cubs with a single in the
third inning. The BUGS took a
4-3 lead in the sixth, then put
it away in the eighth when
they clipped Don Elston anc
Jack Warner for five runs or
seven singles and a sacrifice
fly.
A rookie reliever, Ron Tay.
lor, put in a long stint for the
Cardinals as they sent the Colt.
to their fourth loss in a row
Taylor replaced Ernie BrogliC
with one out in the third anc
runners on second and third
and BANKED Houston on foul
singles the rest of the way
Dick Groat, Bill White anC
Tim McCarver accounted fol
seven of the IL st. Louis hits
Dick Drott was the losing pitch.
er.
Harper tagged Billy Pierce
for two-run homers in the frs
and fifth innings, then cappeC
his big night for Cincinnati
with a run-producing singh
against Jack Fisher in the sew
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Springfield Club
Sold to Members
By Carr Group

The Springfield Golf and
Country Club in Virginia has
been purchased by Westspring
Inc, a group consisting of ass
of its members.
Edward r. Carr, Edward K.
Jones and Col. Lawrence (Biff)
Jones represented Westspring,
Inc, at the signing this week,
while Bryon A. Moe, who head
ed the negotiating committee,
represented the club member
ship.
The 168-acre club, on Keene
Mill road, was built three years
ago by Carr and his associates
as part of the West Spring
field community. The club
staff, headed by Ron Withers,
manager; Bobby Bowers, goli
pro, and Michael Koss, goli
course superintendent, will re-
main with the new organiza-
ton.
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Drysda|e> Howard Keep
Red-Hot Dodgers Rolling

the Cuban highlander because
it snapped a personal eight
game losing streak. He last
won May S.
Pena walked in the fifth and
eventually crossed the plate on
Ken Harrelson's sacrifice fly. A
home run by Doc Edwards ac-
counted for the other Kansas
City run off the Baltimore
loser, Dave Mentally.
The Tigers scored seven runs
in the last two innings to win
an uphill battle from the Angels
in Los Angeles. Pinch hitter
Whitley Herzog's two-run dou-
BILE off Believer Art Fowler was
the key blow in the eighth-in-
ming rally. That put the Tigers
ahead for the first time, SIS.
Detroit raked Fowler and Julio
Navarro for four more runs in
the ninth.
Willie Smith, a rookie south
paw, was credited with the VIC
tory, his first in the major
leagues.
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$1,000 on Line
At Old Dominion

The 200 lap Bull Run
Sweepstakes" tonight at Old
Dominion Speedway has been
advertised as a contest between
Yankee and Rebel factions, but
the real issue remains: Who
will take the $700 first-place
money?
A combination of a $4,000
total purse and double points
in NASCAR's modified and
sportsman divisions should at
tract more than 40 competitors,
all seeking the No. / share
However. for those interested
in the team competition, the
Rebels lead the Yankees, three
races to one, since the Bull
Run race was inaugurated in
1860.
The first of two warmup
heats starts at 8 o'clock.
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Mary Mills
Ahead by3

CINCINNATI, July 20 Cap
Maybe it pays off to have
ailments when you play in the
Women's National Open golf
tournament.
Leading the field into today's
final SO holes of the $4,000
tournament is Mary Mills, a
23-year-old blond with a back
ailment which she says bothers
her swing and which has lin
tied her competition this year
to eight tournaments.
Her closest competitor is
Louise Suggs, the veteran pro
from Delray Beach, Fla, who
has been out Of action for a
full year because of i'll health.
Miss Mills tied the Kenwood
Country Club course record yes
terday with a 3-under-par 70
for a 36-hole total of 141. She
is S under par thus far, and
has a 3-stroke lead.
Miss Suggs clipped / stroke
off par for the second straight
day and now has 72-72-144
Sandra Haynie of Houston is
6 strokes behind. Mary Lena
Faux of Sea Island, Ca, is an
other stroke back at 148. Jackie
Pung of DAILY City, Calf, is al
l49. Kathy Cornelius of Scots
dale. Ariz., is at 1541 and Betsy
Rawls of Spartanburg, s. G.,
who has won this event -four
times. three since it has been
sponsored by the United States
Golf Association, is at l52.
Clifford Ann Greed of Alex
andria, La, who was tied with
Miss Mills Thursday. had a rs
for l46.
One player who failed to sur
vive the cutoff was Althea Glib.
son Of Englewood, N. j., the
former tennis champion who
just turned golf pro. Her "a
Thursday looked good but she
had an so yesterday for a 100
The leaders.
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GENOA SOCCER CLUB FINED
FOR DOPING FIVE PLAYERS

MILAN, Italy, July 20 AP).-The major league
Genoa club found responsible yesterday for
the doping Of five players before recent league game
The club was fined and the players suspended.
The disciplinary commission of the italian league
fined the club $14 400.
The players disqualified from play until Oc-
tober 81. The new season starts September Is.
team official, Giacomo Cambiasco was barred
from any official activity until 1866.
Italian sports writer's long have complained that
smuant-tak has been deterorating Italys physical
talent in sports.
Last March the Naples team was fined $4,000 for
the same reason
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Major League
Leaders
BY the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AnNEhANhN LEhoOE
BATTING GOO at-bats)-Yastrsem
1924; Kaline. Detroit, 800; Wagner
Los Angeles, and Rollins, Mime
sofa. .315.
RUNS-Allison. Minnesota. .6e; Kaline.
Detroit, So: Yastrzemski, Boston,
81; Hinton, Washington. So; Cola
RUNS KS B RffTHEii Ii iN-wssner. Los An.
geles. 81; Kaline, Detroit. and ALI
son, Minnesota. 90; Stuart, Boston,
So; Battey. Minnesota, 81.
HITS-Malzone and Yastrzemski, Bos-
ton, liz; Kaline, Detroit, and Was-
n nnSsl Los Angeles 16s. lO7; Pearson, Los
DoUBLEs-Ysstrzemski, Boston, 90;
Versailles. Minnesota. %: Robinson,
Baltimore, Avis, Cleveland. Causey
Kansas City. and Power. Mime
TRIPLEs-versalles. Minnesota. and
Hinton. WASHINGTON. 10; Cimoli,
HOME RUNS-Allison and Killebrew
M seeE Snd a s Wag MTnes Los An a.
Stuart. Boston. ''t and Howard and
STOLEN BAsEs@Aparicio. Baltimore
%; Wood. Detroit. and Hinton,
City. II; SNYDER, Baltimore. and
PITCHING Ceisht decisionsl-Radatz
Boston, Ill. .g17; Ford, New York
14-3. 1924: Bouton, New York
1915. 700; Buzhardt. Chicago. "a
;692 Pizarro, Chicago, 11-5, .6SS
STRIkEOUTS-Bunning. Detroit. 1911
Pizarro. Chicago, III; Radatz, Bos-
ton, liz: Stigman, Minnesota, 10;
Monbouauette, Boston, and Mcbride
Los Angeles. 1O7.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING GOO at-bats)-Groat. st.
t sso cisnente Df Ptttsb aGs Ans SIS
White, st; Louis, .31s; Gonzalez
RUNS-White, st. Louis, 20; H
Louis, SO: Rose, Cincinnati. "a
Runs sS0E B2TF SsD f ISH aaron ar Mil
waukee, 70; santo, Chicago. ant
White, st. Louis, 81; Mccovey. sar
Francisco, 81: Boyer St Louis, 80
HITS-Groat. st Louis, 127; White
81. Louis, 1913; Pinson. Cincinnati
IL: H. Aaron Milwaukee ia
DOUBLEs-Groat St. Louis. IS; Pin
son, Cincinnati, 20: Gonzalez. Phil
adeiphia, q Javier,. st. Louis. 90
Williams, Chicago, 81.
TRIPLES = Pinson. Cincinnati. l2
Gonzalez, Philadelphia, and Javie
and White. ST. Louis. q; Brock ant
Williams, Chicago; skinner, Gin
cinnati. and Altman, st. Louis, 9.
HOME RUNS-Mccovey San Fran
cisco. 20: H. Aaron. Milwaukee. %
Cepeda and Mays, San Francisco
| IL: Banks, Chicago, and White, ST
STOLEN BAsEs-Pinson. Cincinnati
"a; Robinson. Cincinnati. ~; Wills
Los Angeles, 90; H. Aaron, Mil
waukee, 10: Brock, Chicago. anC
W. Davis. Los Angeles, IS.
PITCHING Ceight decisions -Koufax
Los Angeles, 1873, sac; Maloney
Cincinnati, l4-3, 1924: Perranoski
Los Angeles, and Mclean. Pitts.
burgh, o., SIS; Marichal, sar
SUPERINTENDENT. Los Angeles
40; Drysdale. Los Angeles, 49,
Maloney, Cincinnati. 142: Marichal
san Francisco, l3l Lemaster, NIL
waukee. and Culp, Philadelphia, lee
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Oilers Trim 7
In Initial Cut

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo,
July 20 (AP). The Houston
Oilers of the American Foot
bal League, yesterday whitfield
seven players from their squad
in the first team cut.
They are Guard Jack Bohan,
Fresno State; End Billy Brab-
ham, Tulane; Tackle Marvin
Breaseale, Mississippi South
ern; Center Larry Thompson,
Tulane; Fullback Juan Vas
quez, New Mexico Western;
Tackle Roosevelt Colem a n
Florida A&M, and End Jim
Winstead, Corpus Christi.
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Two Aussies Advance
In Swiss Tennis PIuy

GSTAAD. Switzerland, July
20 (AP) Nicola Pietrangeli Of
Italy, Mammalian Krishnar
of India and Roy Emerson and
Fred Stole of Australia reached
the semifinals of the Swiss In,
ternational tennis champion.
ship yesterday.
Pietrangeli defeated Altar
Lane. Australia, is, 1913;
Krishnan beat Dieter Ecklebe
Germany, 81, 0-6, 81; En-
erson eliminated Carlos Fer.
nandez, Brazil, 81, 6I1, anc
Stole defeated Giuseppe Merlo
Italy, 8-6, 60.
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Last Workouts
On Slate for
Sonny, Floyd

LAS VEGAS, July 20 (AP).
One of the more unusual
betting lines posted in this
gaudy gambling capital today
was an even-money chance
that the Sonny Liston- Floyd
Patterson heavyweight title
fight Monday won't last four
rounds.
Needless to say, the cham
pion, Liston, in man-to-man
betting, is about Al to retain
the title. There is a suspicion
the odds would be wider except
that the betting people are try
ing to lure Patterson money
into the action.
Everyone, one bookmaker
said, wants to bet on Liston.
You can get S. for 50 If the
fight ends in the first or Sec
ond rounds. It's Al If it goes
five, 12-1 If 1t goes 10 and 30-1
If 1t lasts the full Is rounds.
Sonny Fed Up
The principals wind up all
serious exercises today and
head into seclusion until the
weigh-in Monday at the Con-
vention Center, 8,000-seat site
of the closed-circuit television
attraction.
In seclusion, Listen will gain
some relief from a \ steady
haranguing from challenger
Cassius Clay, who, it belatedly
developed, got a right-hand slap
on the cheek two days ago
from a fed-up Sonny.
The incident occurred in the
Casino of Sonny's plush hotel
training quarters.
Clay admitted he got slapped
and from what Sonny said in
his confirmation, it was not
exactly play. Nor was there any
fight ballyhoo involved. There
were no writer's nor camera
men around at the time.
Running His Mouth"
Cassius, in fact, has taken
the publicity play away from
the remote Patterson.
He was running his mouth, I"
Sonny said of Cassius.
Was it a hard slap?
II didn't have no gauge"
Sonny answered.
Meanwhile, the Nevada Ath-
letic Commission yesterday
voted to waive the three-knock-
down rule. but the mandatory
eight count on a knockdown
will remain in effect.
Thus Patterson, who was
floored seven times by Ingemar
Johansson in losing the title
in 1859, won't be blown out
Of the picture If his falls are
limited TO three in a single
round. The mandatory eight
count won't hurt his chances,
either.
A rhubarb over the eight
ounce gloves apparently was
settled when the Patterson
camp agreed to use the foam
rubber type selected by Liston
instead Of the horsehair-packed
type they originally had picked,
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The leaders


BRISTOL. England, July 20
tAP) Britain defeated Spain
In the doubles match yesterday
10 take a 2-l lead IN their
European Zone Davis Cup semi
final.
Mike Sangster and Bobby
Wilson defeated Manuel San
tapa ana Jose Luis Arilla, S-10,
7-5, CT, 4.6, 6-l.
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BY the Associated Press

% bAC HootSA@NSN 1ASoo
Everything is coming up
right for the Dodgers. Big
Frank Howard puts on a show
of muscle when it's needed -
against Milwaukee, of course -
and even fire balling Don Drys-
dale beats the Braves for a
change.
Howard, carrying an unim-
pressive .248 batting average
but pure murder against tn e
Braves, slugged a pair of hon.
ers at Milwaukee County Sta
dunn last night and Drysdale
spun a six-hitter in a Az VIC
tory, beating the Braves for the
first time in four decisions
this season.
For the streaking Dodgers II
was another step upward in
their climb for the National
League pennant. They've now
won three straight in Their
latest little string - 81 Of 26
since they began their surge
four weeks ago - and they
own their biggest lead of the
year, 71s games.
The Pirates lent a helping
hand, humbling the second
place Cubs, ga, with a five
run eighth inning behind run.
starved Bob Friend. The Car
dinals moved within one per.
centage point of second, beat
ing the Colts, To.
Harper Knocks in 5
Elsewhere in the MI, rookie
Tommy Harper batted across al
five Cincinnati runs and Johr
Tsitouris turned in a strone
pitching job as the Reds hung
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Sweden Takes Leud
In Davis Zone Action

BAASTAD, Sweden, July 20
| (AP). Sweden took a 20 lead
over South Africa yesterday
after the opening singles
matches of their European
Zone Davis Cup encounter.
Jan-Erik Lundquist outlasted
Cliff Drysdale, Sc. 3-6, 60,
6-3, 60. in the first match
and Ulf Schmidt downed Cor
don Forbes, ga. Ga, Sc,
Ga, in the second.
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hardtop skiff. 145-h.p. Chrysler IS.
sleeps 2, DIS. double-planked. mahoR
hull, rec. renov.. excel. cond. See Il
| appreciate. Call 439-07S0. See q
S"lby Bay Marina.
36-FT. SAFTI-CRAFT 81, twin 22l
! Grays. every extra. incl OMAN gen.
ship-to-shore, shower. h. and c. water
etc. New eond. Days. AID. 4-6S53
Evenings, 547-S143 or IA. 9-5732
26-FT. AUX. SLOOP, fully equip. To-
cond. 81, $50. 5S3-92sS.
26-FT. steelcraft sedan cruiser. 100,
hip. Packard marine engine. lots Of
extras. $1,000. 703-494-636
16-FT. FIBERGLAS RUNABOUT. 90
h.p; Mercury motor, life preservers.
fuel tanks. $3.50. WA. 7-51S4.
13Is-FT. mahogany deck inboard run.
about, with trailer. $3.50. EN- 3-0765
1860 25-FT. CHRIS CRAFT Custom
w/lS5-h.p., fully equipped S4,295.
PATUXENT MARINE
1902 Annapolis Rd., Bladensburg, Nd
WA. 7-4260
Hours: Daily 90. Sat. 90
CLOSED SUNDAY