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emotional exerfon but obliged TO revise Roosevefs
phrase aIeaefors Of great wealth.; is obliged TO
think about MALEFAcToRs OF GREAT POWER and TO
apply II to BIG LABOR.
The laws bound to follow suit, day, and check
this turning Of the irresponsible power in democ
racy dangerous when used by workers by
menf.
IN ANY CASE. THE DAY Of the owner-manager, the
enfrepeneur of the economics textbooks. is vanishing
Managers increasingly "wagesaves" like the other
ranks of employees within big company The labor move
menf. what Jimmy Hofa frankly calls ihe labor bvs
ness" based class concept thai steadily loses its
validity The division is Increasingly false The vf
result surely ought to be commonaiiy Of interest
among all ranks within firm industry, with stock
ownership widely distributed among all ranks.
No doubt many union leaders would lose power, and
many union bvresvcraces would be checked in their
kind of empire building. No doubt Also fhs would be
happy Improvement conditions Of the kind that
prevail in New Yor's publishing industry where The great
and best newspapers. which both mold and express
The life Of fhe community and provide IFS spirit and mean
ns obliged to face he question Of whether. after
generations they carry at all in the biggest and
wesihiest city Of the land.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-01-12
BEER SALES SET RECORD IN BRITAIN"

Free Press Chicago Trib. Wire, Jan.
ALL ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO USERS ARE
MORAL AND SPIRITUAL cRIPPLES RIP VAN
Wrinkles!
PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL IN VARYING DEGREES!
PERSONS OF DEFECTIVE SANITY. JUDGMENT
HONESTY. INTELLIGENCE!
LONDON The boom in beerdrinking in Britain con-
tnves Sales in October the highest for the month
for IS years, the Brewers Society reported
Tsverns purchased 2.447.668 barrels Of beer 1884,
600 barrels than in October 1861 Beer production in
the first 10 months 1862 totaed 2345 242 barrels we'll
above 196ls figure
Beer sales have been the vpsvrge for ihe last two
years after a steady decline in the 1885,
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The Weather Bureau said that there would be no re-
lief until next week.
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SCRIPTURE Lincoln, Shakespeare.
GREEKS &c.: MATTER. A MENTAL
nusrAAnaEAAAp
The Detroit tribune., 1963-01-12

SENATOR KERR OPERATED BY CODE WHICH
SAW NO CONFLICT OF INTEREST IN USING HIS FULL
LEGISLATIVE POWER TO DEFEND THE I'm PER-
CENT oILcAs DEPLETION ALLOWANCE - THE SIM
GLE LARGEST LoOPHoLE IN THE TAX STRUCTURE =
WHICH BENEFITED HIS COMPANY AS WELL AS THE
OIL INTERESTS OF HIS REGION.
"MR. KERR. A DEvOUT BAPTIST WHO N.E-IT-H-ER
SMOKED NOR DRANK ~ AND MADE GENEROUS
CHURCH DONATIONS. NEVER HAD THE SLIGHTEST
DOUBT THAT HE SHOULD PERSONALLY FIGHT FOR
OIL AND GAS INTERESTS. BOTH IN THE DEPLETION
ALLOWANCE AND IN IMPORT RESTRICTIONS"
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNEs DIAGNOSIS OF SENATOR
KERRs FINAL, MORAL, SPIRITUAL. INTELLECTUAL
STATUS
VIRUS INFECTION" AND HEART ATTACK"
WERE THINKING DISTURBANCES = SEEING
THE HANDWRITING ON THE WALL, THAT he
HAD BEEN A SAUL OF TARSUs FOR MANY, MANY
YEARS - A PAINFUL DISCOVERY OF REALlZA-
TON THAT HE LACKED VITAL. BASIC, DIVINE
TRUTHS. WHICH HIS 'cocKEYED' BAPTISM
COULD NOT GIVE HIM! NOR COULD THE DEVILS
MATERIA MEDIcA = WHICH, TOGETHER WITH
THE DOCTORS HOSPITAL w., DC, AND
SPIRITUAL BASTARD Heb l27. 81 BAPTIST
cHURcHl WERE HIS INVOLUNTARY ExEcuTloNERS
VIA SPIRITUAL MALPRACTICE!
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TOMORROW

Can be moving day on this no,w.
sacsn! rams Church brick rambler.
Deorooms' fireplace in uyins
IOom' huge full basement with
to rS rsa reereatlon room and walEout
Witb sr Itee-shaded lawn. S24 900
"''N minimum down FILA,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

= Rambler, all brick,
i ipaisbsS bsmt sedTTs Y baths sTps
CIR. 3-62S2.
F AIRFAX CO.-Gardener's delight
Is this 1.6 acres, one-level house.
Magnificent. trees. shrubbery,. rare
tiful lawn OF Zoysia grass. 3 bed
rms. House and garden in top
condition. Perfect for retiring
couple who love gardens and
privacy. Beyond Mclean near City
Of Vienna. $4,000. Exclusive,
GRACE A, KEMPTON
Ell. 6-4934 Mclean Ell, 6-S633
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Don't drive by-do come ini II
you've shopped YOU will recognizt
VALUE when you see this one
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FAIRFAX
2 ACRES

Stately. Massive Trees
WHITES e s6is SSnhAHTq Fame home 0hp
with slate roof, copper cutters
and downspouts. TWO FORMAL,
GARDENS. flagstone patioS, 36-ft.
rear screened porch, 39-ft. center
hallway running from front to
rear. First floor has kitchen. liy-
ing room. powder room and library.
Second floor has 4 bedrooms
!1Oxl4. 1S.6x14.4, l5.lOxl4.4,
lbxl4l. large baths. Completely
tloored attic, Groom GUEST
HOUSED 40-foot Paddock engi-
neeIed swimming pool Large barn.
Truly a CHARMING COIONIAI
for gracious living. Call Ell, 6-4i8i
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SPRINGFIELD
QUICK Poss.

spllt-level. living room
bedrooms. III baths, large fiteh.
en- has dishwashsr. etc. Rec. room
garage. Handicapped lot with trees
and fence. Quiet side street. Oh
or FHA AZ sci .D50.
MOORE PROPERTIES
IA. $4,000 CT. 6-4633
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MCLEAN
MCLEAN
OPEN 2 TO 7

OPEN z TO 7
This Is the MOST house for the
after Mclean area.
Check These Features:
Lee, iy. rmo sep. din. rm.
DE luxe kit, big eating space.
3-FouR bedrms.. THREE fun
4@pSylieht rec. rm., 2 firepls.
5-Scr. porch (22xl3) plus gar.
A .one-owner home, only 3 years
old. "Tip-top" cond. throughout
and close to all schools. shop
ping and transp.
Priced right Excellent financing
to qualified purchaser.
Don't drive by--do come inl II
you've shopped YOU will recognige
VALUE when you see this onel
DIR: Lee hwy, right onto N.
0lebe I'd. TO left on Old Do
mlnion 10 traffic light At Old Do
minion and Chain Bridge I'd.
,tRte; l25l' leit onto Rte. l25
isol iei and On our o nSss ,I Esll' " to
CROWELL & CO., INC.
Realtors Mclean Ell. 8-s3OO
MCLEAN bedrms. on one floor
In this marvellous brick rambler
near Churchill Road School and
Cooper intermediate. Large. level
lot with huge trees. House, modern
brick rambler with basement.
Family room on main floor. Only
Y33.bO0 Open Sunday. Call office
for directions.
GRACE A, KEMPToN
FL. 6-4034 Mclean FL. 6-SB33
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

BUILDER OFFERS 3-bedrm., ia.
bath homes, large liv. rm. and
din. rmy fully equipped kit, full
bsmt., 2 firepls.. large lot. Mr..
schools. churches and shopping
center. Very good financing. Call
FL. .6-7636 or FL. 4-2766. Prin-
cipals only.
BUILD ON your lot. Eliminate ex-
cess overhead. We furnish plans
or use yours. Call us for prices.
BACON. CT. 6-2l20, ST. 3-482l.
BUILT TO LAST 100 YEARS! Lux
urious custom brick home in one
OF the areas most superior neigh
borhoodsl The floor plan will
capture your heartl Traditional
foyer entrance, 3 master-size bed
rms. with expansion provided for
more If needed. 3 full baths, 2
iireplaces, huge gadget filled
kitchen. formal dining rm., richly
paneled clubroom, convenient
built-in garage. lovely h-acre lot.
Full sale price S29,950 with very
flexible terms. Inspection arranged
BY calling CHARLTON OF ViR.
GINA, INC, Realtors, CIR, 3-4OO6.
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Open 1-Dark

open 1-Dark
BY OWNER
3-bedrm, rambler, stairway TO ex-
pan. attic. bsmt.. Ice. lot, walking
distance to all conveniences. APP
prox. $500 .dn., FLA terms. or
assume high loan.
63S WESTCOTT RD.-From 7 Cor.
ners, out Rte. so. past LIST traffic
light, left on Westmoreland. left
on Westcott.
FALLS CHURCH, Broyhili Park
3-bedrm. rambler, liv. -rfn., dinette,
fin. rec. rm., firepl., disposal
dishwasher, washing mach. fenced
I'd. Move right in. 81, 800 and as
sumo loan OF $1,000. JE. 2-7373.
FALLS CHURCH CITY
Walk TO schools. shopping, bus and
81. James, Liv. rm. with firepl.,
yert sep Pa ain rso rm D0. asn iEs aI Kit
and bath on End fir. full bsmt.;
lovely fenced corner lot w/trees.
Open 2 I'll dark. DIR: From
Broad st. south on West 10 corner
Madison lane. Sio,45O,
DOMINION RLTY. Co. JE. 4-3028
FOR SALE BY OWNER-oPEN
DAILY. individually built brick
rambler, 28-ft. living rm,, full
dining rm, convenient Kitchen,
. bedrms.. 2 baths. mahogany
paneled rec. rm., side porch, fun
attic with stairs, full bsmt., built
In garage. a unique. home on 1 "A
trees, dogwoods. holly, so azaisaS,
countless other shrubs. Close 70
stores. etc. $4,000, terms. 2l8
Burke I'd, Fairfax, "a mi, south
OF Little River Pike at Parsons
auto lot, CT, 3-1245,
FRANCONIA ESTATES. Alex, = 3.
bedroom, 2-bath split level. rec
rm.,. din. rm., double garage. fed
yard S2l ,e50s Assume high loan
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SPRINGFIELD, open sunday, Z
iirepls., lge. patio, beaut y acre
lot, pvt. lake membership avail.
other extras, rs min. Pentagon,
D min. ~. Bely1lr. Assume pres
ent loan or re-finance. S2i,75O.
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$3.50
FULL PRICE

CONTINUED on Next PSEeJ
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3 bedrmS., carport. extra iss lot
witrees. Olk. from bus. elem.
school. Early poss.. $1,000 FHA
or VA, 1907 Accomac 81.
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"a
F, SAVE ON FIJEI,

and enjoy gorgeous oak
trees and the interior appoint
ments Of 9 $4,000 house in this
SlS,500 GEM I you'll have
to inspect to appreciate" Charm
ing living room and separate din
ing rm. with frescoed ceiling
completely modern kitchen-2
lovely bedrooms-de luxe ceramic
tile bath-all on first floor. Beau
tiful .dormitory room on Cd floor
completely insulated (cool as a
cuke In summer, snug as bug
in winter. Full bsmt. (outside en-
tfaneel with a paneled recreation
rfn. (fireplace) that is OUT OF
THIS WORLD. Talk to Mr.
Evans on premises.
TO INSPECT. Drive out Columbia
pike (from Pentagon) to Walter
Reed drive. turn left approx. IN
miles to s. RANDOLPH ST, right
to 1920 s. RANDOLPH ST. on
left
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ARLINGTON : REALTY
SPRINGFIELD
Realty n ms. Co. 45l-32OO
OPEN 1-6

OPEN 1-6
RAMBLER. 2 Ice
bedrms., ! "a baths. sep. util. rm
for laundry. storage, earport
fenced, trees, parauet frs. de luxe
carpeting, redec. No dn. pymt., VA.
1908 keene Mil I'd.
PRICE REDUCED $1,000 for i'm
mac. Belmont 3-bedrm., lh-bath
rambler, carport, hardwood frs.
oil heat, fenced. 3 blkS. from bus
and shopping. Sl5.5OO VA or FHA
or assume high LIST trust, $50
pi.ti. 100 FitEhugh lane.
LYNBROOK BRICK sPLIT-LEVEL,
3 Ice. bedrms., Is l7xli H., blk.
to elem. school and bus. Paneled
rec. rm., sep. util. rin., extras.
Vacant, 81 100 On. FHA, at 6si2
1RoVEToN. 3-bedrm., brick Cape
Cod, full bsmt., redec., paneled
den and ialouiSed porch for extra
comfort. Big fenced lot W trees.
$500 dn. FLA, 1855 W. oroyeton
sPRNuFIELD. redec. virginian has
3 bedrmB., carport. extra lac. lot
wttreeS. Dlk. from bus, elem.
school. Early poss., gl7.SOO FHA
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BELLEVUE FOREST

PRESTIGE AREA-S29 500
A1R-CONDITIONED
Seidom can q home be bought in
tnN exclusive section for under
S5O,OOO-YEr HERE 1T ISL
0orgeous wooded lot with huge
veritable forest. Delightful brick
rambler, IA baths plus half bath,
bedrms, fabulous paneled recfea-
tion rm. with bar. This will sell
today-Talk TO MR.. DAVITT on
TO INSPECT: Out Lee hwy. or
Lorcom lane to Military road.
right 70 N. 30th St, right to 4009
N. 30th st. (on Left.
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#3
McLEAN-2 YRS. OLD

SO-AVs EAA4 Ia i'm xOdlllUlCI
1MMAC. 4 BEDRMS., 3 BATHS.
Here's the one you've been look
ing for" Just q step to Mclean
High School. immaculate all-brick
50-ft. rambler, Just 2 years old.
2Sxl4 grand piano" living rm.
l2xl2 dining nm. opening onto
lovely sun-deek. Huge de luxe all
electric kitchen with eating space,
B twin" bedrms., 2 de luxe GER
amic. tile baths. all on LIST floor
Fabulous daylight basement has
2Hx30 paneled rec. rm with fire.
place. with lovely adjoining patio,
huge twin" bedrm. with triple
closets, shower bath. OWNER
WILL AIR CONDITION. Talk to
MR.: HALSEY SMITH on premises
TO INSPECT: Out Westmoreland
from Lee hwy. Cast Falls Churcf).
right on Westmoreland in Old
Chesterbrook I'd. Mclean High
School on LETT, right to Weaver
ave. and left block to 5S27
WEAVER ave. Cor left).
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ALL
OPEN
II PM.
PRESTIGE RIvERWooD

5 BEDRMs.-3 BATHS
Gorgeous corner wooded lot, ter
rifle rambling rambler" with car
port, 24:ft.. Grand Piano" living
rri. with brick floor to ceiling
raised hearth fireplace. l5-ft. FAM
ily size dining rm., de luxe STAIN
less. steel kitchen disposal, dish
washer, wall-oven, 3 real bedrms,,
3 de luxe ceramic tile bathsl The
ground level has fabulous recrea.
tion rm. thick floor to ceilinr
raised hearth fireplace) "that TN
ten-aRers will GO fort" Plus hug,
bedrm., de luxe ceramic tile bath
separate laundry rm. (de luxe q.
yI-old washer and dryer. paneled
den, and SPACE FOR 9Th BEDRM
Fabulous Closets Throushout' .
Walk 70 BETTY FARR on Premise
TO INSPECT; Out Lorcom Ian,
from Spout Run to Nellie Custi
drive, right to North Quebec 81
right I long block and bear left I,
1900 N QUEBEC st.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

MCLEAN. VA.-Beautiful 2-yr. -old,
Priced immediate sale. owner be-
ing transferred. 2 fireplaces. ige.
recr. rm., 8 baths. all conven-
fences. Ideal location. Must see to
believe, Low price of S3l,75O. Call
ia. 2-0b74 for appt. Prin. only
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. LhNIAIION HEALTY
MH EnA 49,

Sl ,0UU CASH
A ,sSSnE TRUST; 9-rm. brick con-
Sleepy Hollow, Maibrook area
Total price, S36.50O. Can Nj
Forester. JE. 2-l42O.
ROUTE so REALTY
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q TT SUNSET STRIP.

Mystery. l Hour. "Scream Softly
Dear" Rookie tEdd Byrnes) investigates
a fatal car crash caused BY sabotaged
break line. Einor Donahue (of Father
Knows Best') is featured. (Repeat.)
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GOLF ROUNDUP
Betz Still WINNING
Club Championships

This is the second year Jack
Betz has been a club golf
champion-but not at the same
club. Betz won the Montgom-
cry title yesterday with q Cup
decision over Pat Rhodes a year
after he won the Glenn Dale
championship.
Betz went ahead with a 65-
foot birdie putt after a drive
and Six-iron shot to the 40
yard 10th, but watched Rhodes
pull ahead by winning the 18th
and 14th. Betz pulled even with
a par on the 18th, went ahead
by holing a 10-foot par putt
on the 18th and won the 18th
with q standard par.
ARGYLE - The two-man
handicap tournament is down
to the Semifinal stage with Al
Coe and Bob CARRIER set to
meet George Auxier and Luke
Beale in one match and John
Mcintyre and Bob Marshall to
face Larry Gibbons and Bill
Dixon in the other.
Coe and CARRIER defeated
Don Sullivan and Crescent Mi
gliaccio, 4 and Q; Auxier and
Beale eliminated Hank Finch
and Dick Loveless, 8 and 2;
Mcintyre and Marshall beat
Jim Slingluff and Pete Ruhl,
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'Prix' Win Puts
Exbury in Line
For international

PARIS, Oct. z CAP). - Ex-
bury, Baron Guy de Roths-
child's A year old. probably
earned an invitation to the
Washington, D. c., Interna-
tional with his surprise victory
here yesterday in the worlds
richest race for older horses.
Exbury won the Prix de
PArc de Triomphe and picked
up S195,000 in his fifth straight
victory this year as a crowd OF
100000 at Longchamp watched
favored Relko finish far back
Relko, Francois Dupre's g.
year-old winner of the EPSON
Derby, previously was in line
for an invitation to the $780,
900 International, at Laurel
Md, November IL. He probably
will get a bid in spite of his
showing yesterday.
Relko had been backed down
to even money in the mutuels
yesterday. When the drive
started at the head of the
stretch Relko was in good posi-
ton but faded under pressure
and finished sixth.
Nine. Jean Couturie's Ii
MeSnil was second, two lengths
behind Exbury. who was timed
in 2::344s for the mile and one
half over the undulating turf
MIST, owned by Count Guy d
Ornano, was a neck behind Ii
Mesnil in third place.
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D. C.. Powerbout
Takes Second
In N. c. Regutto

ROANOKE RAPIDS, N. c.,
Oct. Z (AP) Ennis Smith Of
Roanoke Rapids averaged
1853 miles per hour yesterday
to win the Carl Widenhouse
Memorial Trophy in the Roa-
noke Valley Powerboat Re-
gatta.
The days racing was ham
pered by rough water, which
cut the speeds in most cate
gories.
Smith had his hands full
in winning. He and the sec
ond-place finisher. Frank YER
non Of Washington, D. c., split
two heats both Saturday and
yesterday.
However, Smith finished
with the most points. The two
competed In the 266 cubic
inch class.
$50 cubic-ineh class-John Mason
Of Bethesda, Nd. $4,000; Sid johnson
Of Cambridge. Nd.
2.25 cubic-inch class-Ed Morgan,
IT,, Of Trenton, Mich, 92.s79: Ronnis
Hearn Of Hampton, Va.
E and p service runabouts-Ray
Derringer Of Newport News, Va,
S.e01: Billy Pratt, WASHINGTON, D. c.
$50 cubic-inch class-Bflly Brown
Of Richmond. Va. 1925: Pete Blair
Of Springfield, Va.
145 cubie-i class-George Pusick
Of Cambridge. Nd, 1888; Louis
Lutte Of Richmond.
4S eubtc-inch class-Art Mcdonald
Of Alexandra, Va, S6.963: Ty Balm
Of Norfolk. Va.
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] up, in 10 holes, and Gibbons
and Dixon ousted Jimmy
Brown and Tom Sarelas, Q
and /.
PRINCE GEORGES-Youth
told in the seniors champion
ship when Eddie Bean defeated
Ralph Wagner in a playoff
after they had tied earlier with
75s. Bean shot n and Wagner
80. but then Eddie has six
years on Wagner. Bean is SO
and Wagner "a.
John Jankowski took tn e
junior-senior division for those
in the 50-54 bracket with 72-4
-6S. Frank Scuderi, with TT
10-67, and Carl Palmer, 81
15-67, tied in the $3.50 brack-
ct and Wagner settled for the
60-and-over division. His g.
stroke handicap gave him a net
81.
PINE CREST - The u.s.
yard fourth hole has taken
quite a beating the last two
days. L. H. McCaughey started
everything with a hole-in-one
Saturday, using a seven-iron
and then yesterday Mrs. Ethel
Kaiser holed out a three-iron
tee shot for an ace. 1t was the
first hole-in-one for each.
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at the New Jersey track were
delayed for more than 20 min
uteS due to the large number
Of exchanges after the first
half Of the quadruple.
SHORT SPRNTS = jockey
Larry Reynolds, heir to Sam
Palumbo's title as king Of the
half-milers, celebrated his 22d
birthday yesterday. Reynolds
made his debut in Maryland
six years ago. Currently he is
well on his way to his fourth
straight championship at the
Hagerstown track. Two win
ners Saturday increased his
total to 81 for the 18-day
meeting, which ends this week.
end. Hagerstown opens its
final week of racing with the
betting averaging 5000 ,222.
There will be no racing in
Maryland next Monday. Bowie
opens its 12-day session the
following day.
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Lion Soccermen
Crush Trinidad

George Gruber opened the
National Soccer League season
with a bang yesterday by scor-
ing all three goals as he
spanked the British Lions to q
81 victory over Trinidad ALI
Stars at Thirty-Seventh and
Tilden streets NV.
In the first game, Hispano
and WSC Bavarians battled to
a IL tie. In a double-header
at Fortieth and Chesapeake
streets NV, the Washington
international trounced Walter
Reed, ga, and Schweigert
dropped a 81 decision to La
Riviera. Central Valet romped
to a 90 victory over Kickers
1860 in game played at Hag-
erstown.
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com and Ed Pugh. In q l0:45
pm. match, Gertha Wilson and
Billy Mischou meet Helen Pap
pas and Julie Singer.
Sterling Fritz lost his posi-
ton as the high-average per-
former in this league over the
week end with his 372 series.
He went from high average of
l34.9 to 1929. Dietsch took
over the lead, going from 1874
to 1875. Frank Micalizzi Is
in second place with 1884. Mrs.
Clark leads the distaffers with
q 1852 mark. 81
In weekend performances,
the Pugh-H abercom team won
two from Wolfensberger and
Clark, Barger and Fritz won
three from Aileen Ruckert and
Buddy Hood and Micalizzi and
Beryl Meyer won q pair from
Dorothy Teewinkel and Ed
Marshall. DietSch's 444 was
high series for the matches. IA,
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RICH GET RICHER
Birdie by Palmer
Saves Big Purse

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Z
(AP).-Arnold Palmer says he
has to play more often to shoot
winning golf but the suspicion
Is growing among the touring
pros that its the long green.
not putting greens. that brings
out the best in the richest
linksmen Of all time.
Palmer. 80. won the richest
PGA prize Of them all yester-
day, the $4,000 first prize Of
the s125.0OO whitemarsh Open
golf tournament with a 70
hole total Of 281.
The victory over the 6,eO7-
yard Whitemarsh Valley Coun-
try Club made the Latrobe, Pa.
golfer the holder Of three big
gest tournament checks Of 1868
$4,000 here, $4,000 in the
Thunderbird classic and S22,-
900 in the Cleveland Open.
Palmer didn't win the White
marsh in q walk. He almost
blew it. A birdie on the list
hole saved the day. With the
bird he survived by one stroke
over Lionel Hebert, the veteran
pro from Lafayette. La.
Herbert sat in the press tent
after shooting a one under par
II over the par. 36-36-72
course. He slipped on a bottle
Of beer realizing that Palmer
needed only a par on the 18th
hole to clinch the victory.
Palmer scored a par four on
the 420-yard 18th, canning a
putt Of about a foot.
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Iof Grenada Hills, Calf, made
a 1-2 sweep for the British rae
ing motors team.
Only eight cars in the field
of 81 were running at the
| finish.
Jim Clark of Scotland, who
has already wrapped up the
1868 drivers championship, lost
his chance to win a second
straight United States Grand
Prix when his Lotus stalled on
the starting grid. After haSty
repairs, he roared away, but
was more than a lap behind
the field.
Clark, driving a superb race,
passed everyone on the course
except Hill to finish third, al
most a lap ahead of fourth
place Jack Brabham.