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MONEY TO LOAN
REAL ESTATE LOANS

ACTION m "a HOURS - ANY
amount, You can't beat our fntcs.
GIBRALTAR MOT. co, 5sbsO30d
BANK RATEs--lst and 2nd lrusts
Instant cash. win also finance OF
buy real estate IN distress or un.
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or Va Reas. rates. NATIONAL
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1919 N, n ave, NV Ma. s.bsila.
PLENTY FUNDS AvAILABLE.-itt
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ouipk CASH for D, q, Nd or Va.
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BUSINESS PROP. EOR SALE
BUSINESS PRoP. NAMED

. CLIENTS INTERESTED in land for
apts.. or gas station sites. Also
small rental properties within
10y. L. TooMEY, JR,
REALToR RE. 7-b275
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USED voLKSWAGENS

& ssrsh sSsi0' ssh s5s soau
ARLINGTON IMPORTS
$50 North dlebe I'd. b27-esss
Opposite Heeht Co. Arl. Va.
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MOTORCYCLES

MEssERsCHMITT SCOOTER, good
condition, spare parts, VIII. %
SOS after z pm.
MOTOR SCOOTER 1862 Aiistats
eompaet, like new. S225. Ewes.
546-O07s.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 81 .6-pass. wagon T-Bird
engine. full pwT;, equip, l owner.
S525 or best offer, ia. $4,000.
FORD '63 Galaxie 800" co. off
cial Tudor Victoria, white. geo
h.pc eruiseomatic' p.s, radio,
wheel covers, undercoat. No. 1884
List price, S3,350. Sale prtce,
S2,305. sTEUART FORD, 9th and
y. \ ave NV, ma. $4,000. Daily,
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AUT0MOTIVE MISC.

CHEVROLET 265. cubic-ineh VS.
BLOCK ljuSt the block BY ITSELF.
$50. 5fb-2jb0,
vOLKSWAGENs dismantling, All
parts also rebuilt eng. and trans,
30l-AT. 6-2392.
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GARAGES

CAP. HlLL--with cleo. 81 day. no
cleo, S2b mo. PIX. space, soc day.
II. 1-l22S, Re. 7-45g0 evenings.
GARAGE for mechanical repairs.
Area from 4 TO 5000 sq. II, Re-
ply Box 493-J. Star.
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MONEY WANTED

WISH TO BORROW $4,000 at &C..
repayable Sl2u month. Offer as
collateral my modern 2-story inn
proved commercial prnnerty with
hot.water heat. full bsnit., paved
parking In rear. central air-con-
ditioning system. Produces gross
credit ref. Ii. B-lOls.
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FARMS
COUNTRY PROPERTY

FIVE ACRES OF HAPPINESS off
Route z, near Ashburn, 8 bedrms.,
living rm., 1S-ft. family room. lax
Ia modernized kitchen-dining rm.
comb. earport, large utility and
workshop area. Nice spot for
horses and garden. Spotless, in ex-
eellent condition. Price. Slb,050.
$1,000 down and assume high
loan. Close to Chantilly and FAA,
Act fast on this one. Open 9-S.
PLANTATION REALTY, JE. 4-7000
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

c-e COMMERCIAL GROUND. heart
Of suitland. Md, sell or lease. "a
acre up. J. M. MEDLEY, 10.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
WATERFRONT PROP. VITO.

WATERFRONT FARM with nav
igable water on Chesapeake or
tributary, 80 10 ESQ acres. pTi-
yate purchaser, Reply Box 3s2.J,
Star. OIL. 6-6SB0.
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PALMER FORD

-3010 R. /. Ave. NE. La. 9-I00s
FORD 50 Tudor VS., auto. 7. and
h., turquoise and white. one
owner low MI, Al warranty.
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TAKOMA FORD
TRIANGLE FORD

T025 CARROLL AVE, JU. $1,000
FORD 80 Fairlane Tudor with
mileage maker IS" motor, extra
clean; $500:
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

ALEXANDRIA. vA.-5,600 to 3d.
within so days. Corner 8. Van
Dorm ST. and s. Pickett st. Ample
parking. Office space optional.
Consult Mr.. Richard B. Phillips.
Leasing Dept, SHANNON n
LucHs CO.. Realtors, ia i4th
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TRUCKS EOS SALE
DUMP TRUCKS
Contact
II. Solar

Phone Area code SOL nS.0ssb
4 MI N, Y, 8, ~ on ~ ~
FORD 80 Y ton pickup, neu
paint. fair tifea, Call OF. s-5bJg.
between 81 Pm.
lNTERNATiONALs tbi ATOM lOx
GIFT METHOH, $500 TO SNnu
ZACH. CAN De INSPECTED AT
IVA end 81. a.W.. WAaHtkO.
TON pKLivERfEs, INC.
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ROYAL MOTORS
TRIANGLE FORD
ROYAL MOTORS

Imperial chrysler- Plymouth-Simea
400 Georgia Ave, NV. ia. $4,000
FORD 1854 9-pass. sta. wag., new
battery. new exhaust system. good
tires, best offer. 1902 74th ave,
Landoyer Hills, Nd. SIP. 2-01S5.
FORD 81 oalaxie cow, r. and h.,
sgtoS power steering, good cond.,
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Hamilton st. and jamestown Rd.
w. HYATTSVILLE, ND. APP. T-0lIA
OPEN SUNDAYS 1876 n
FORD '57 Fairlnne 800" Fordor
hardtop, red and white. The right
kind Of car at oniv AXIS
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FORD 80 custom VS. COW. 500
400 Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va
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BUICK 81 Special de luxe 4-dr.
& s snd h p.s, al sin . excel keel e cnfi
BUICK 1854 Roadmaster. fully
equipped, good transp. Only owner
asking SINS or offer. VII, 2-4735,
BUCKS '62 demos, as much a.
Sl,400 off, RALPH BROWN
BUICK, $50 H st, ne. Ii. 6-0267.
BUICK-You can get a better used
car at STEWART BUICK INC.
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REAL ESTATE SERVICE
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

MANAGEMENT SALES
REALToRs Ex. S.S;s7
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-03
The Duke, Cumberland Yearbook,
Wins Press Award AT 34th SIPA

CUMBERLAND. May 2 The
Duke, the 1862 yearbook Of
Cumberland High School, won a
first place rating in competition
" j t h yearbooks from other
schools at the 34th annual Sout-
ern Interscholastic Press Asso-
citation convention. held at Wash
ington and Lee University on
April 26 and 81. The Duke scor-
ed 9l5 points out OF 4 possible
900. coming out 4 close second
to the trophy winning book in its
class. which scored $40 points.
Largely responsible for the
work which nlerited the first
place award is William Orange.
formerly Of Farmville. and now
of Richmond. who edited h e
book.
Over 1000 high school journal
lists and their faculty advisors
registered for the SIPA conven-
ton. They represented some IFS
high schools from eight southern
states and the District Of Co
lumbia. Delegates from h G
yearbook staff Of Cumberland
High School were Judy Peters.
janice Jones. Alice Putney and
Bill Smith. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. John M. Putney
Jr.. yearbook advisor. and Mr..
Putney.
The convention is sponsored by
the Lee Memorial Journalism
Foundation at Washington and
Lee. Prof, o. W. Riegel. head
of the university's department
of Journalism and colnlnunica-
tons. directs the annual SIPA
session.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-03

several weeks by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Con-
ner, of Meherrin, joined Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Pulley and Mrs. B.
NJ. Green here and together
visited the Rev. and Mrs. L. D.
Stables in South Hill, Sunday.
Mesdames Glenn Austin, F.. l..
Blankenshlp and /. B. Goodwin
were recent visitors 10 Rich
Inond
Mr.. and Mrs. James Prom.
Sandra and Mike. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Otis Miller and son, all OF
Richmond. were recent guests Of
their mother Mrs. c. D. Newell
Mrs. B. M. Green visited her
sister. Mrs. S. w. Reams. and
Mr.. Reams and attended the re
cent rev ival at the Baptist
church there.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-03
Meherriin

May 2 Visitors Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T. Newman Sunday were
Misses Donna Doss of Pros
poet. Anne Ellington. of Rice.
and Anne Null of Farmville;
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Null and
son. of Blackstone: Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Dix and daughter
Susan; Mcky, B ev erly and
Rlcky Newman the sons Of Mr.
and Mrs. James Newman, Ut
MeherTin.
Visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. /.
Elliott Sunday were James Rig
gins. OF ClarkSville, Ashba Ell
lott, OF Clarksbille. and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Underwood, Of Vic
toria.
Mrs. Rosa Grafton, of Burke
vile. spent a few days with her
sister Mrs. Daisy Flowers and
Miss Bertha Nunnally.
Allen Barker and family, OF
Richmond. visited his mother,
Mrs. Bertha Barker. over the
week end.
Mrs. S. P Reamer continues
on the sick list.
H. l.. Queensbelly is m Ii h
improved after spending sornf
time at Mcclure Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Cover
and family, and Mrs. Brent
Gowen, all of Norfolk. visited
MIR. and Mrs. Macon Vaughan
Sunday.
Mrs. Evelyn Fowler, of Vic
toria, visited Mr. and Mrs. l.
B. Hurt in Appomattox, Sunday
Jimmie Taylor. of Richmond
and Mrs. G.. E. Taylor, of near
Green Bay, visited Mrs. Mack
Barnes Saturday afternoon.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-03
SET. Skinner Is
Here From Texas

THROCK. May 2 Sgt. No
land Skinner, who is with the
U. S. Air Force stationed at San
Antonio, Texas. is spending a
few days at the home of his par
entS. Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie E.
Skinner. while visiting his broth
er. Charlie Boy Skinner, pa
tient at the Medical College Hos
pttal in Richmond. Mr.. Skinner
spent Sunday in Richmond at
the bedside Of his son. Although
Charlie Boy" is reported i'm
proving. Mrs. Skinner still re-
mains at his side
Friends and neighbols of Char
lie Mylum were sorry to learn
that he was hospitaized at
the Southside Community Hos
pital. Saturday His son-in-laW
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs Bob
Greer. of Richmond. and his son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson Mylum, of Cuinber-
land, were among those visiting
him Sunday
Miss Sarah l. p m b. Of
Gladys, and Miss Temple Lips
omb. of Richmond. spent the
week end at their home here
They attended worship services
at Douglas Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning
Mrs. Raymond Marston at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Ar
thur P CarWile at the New
Store Presbyterian Church, Sun
day afternoon.
Work is rapidly progressing
on the new house Of Mr.. and
Mrs A. H. Fowler, Jr
Mr.. and Mrs. Baudie Carter
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-03
Represent AIS At
Forensic Contest

AMELIA, May ? Beverly
Noble. Alice Anderson, Tom Pol
lard and Rankin Wilmington rep
resented Amelia High School at
the district Forensic Contest III
Buckingham. Beverly N b ! G.
who read Hollow Men, and
Rankin Wilmington who read an
excerpt from The Old Man and
the Boy" both won third place.
First place winners will par
ticlpate in the State Contest.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-03

Mfr Whinby. Carla McNair as
MISS Haviour, Ed Baker as Mr.
Chacterson and Mary Lynn Ian
der as Miss Ongew The play Is
wild throughout its duration and
certainly ends with bang
The second play proves as IN
teresting as the first. with ele-
plants in the back yard and
other equally surprising events.
It's cast is made up by Mike
Couchinan as Bro Paradox.
Dottie Cox as Middle Paradox.
and Pat Newton as Uncle Ted
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-03

May 2 MIR. and Mrs. Bill
Lane and Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Hines were Sunday guests of Mr.
ard Mrs Austin Finchum
Howard Hudson and M S s
Brenda Hudson spent last week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Adrean
Howard, Of Richmond.
Mrs. M. A. Paulson is better
after being confined to her home
last week.
Mrs. Mary SWoope spent last
week with her brother and Sis
ter-ln-laW. Mr. and Mrs w. j.
Pemck.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-03

received wu-d last week that
their grandson. Robin Carter,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs Horace
Carter. OF Euclid. Ohio. has re-
ceiyed a 5000 scholarship to
Harvard University at Cam
bridge, Mass. and win enter
there this fall.
Dan Fowler, Of Newport News,
spent the week end with his
mother, Mrs. Ola Fowler Visit
ing in the same home Sunday
We're her son-m-law and daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. James White
head. and children. OF Darling
ton Heights.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Trent Throck,
morton, Of MeherI1n. called or
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ Throckmor
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. BerI
Swalley. Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Slayton anc
daughter. of Lynchburg. were
week end guests Of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Slayton
Mrs. j. J. Meadows, accompa
MED by her daughter. Mrs. Hen
~ Dickhoff. and Maria, O
Kingsvllle. spent several day:
last week with her Law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Al
thur Denton. at Colonial Heights
and also another daughter. Mrs
Burly Booth. and family at Ash
Mr. and Mrs j. D. Atchley
visited Sunday their son-in-law
Robert Clark. who was involved
in car accident.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-03
Play At H-SC
Thursday, Friday

The Form" and The Re-
sounding Tinkle," two absurd
comedies by N. F. Simpson, will
be presented by the Hampden-
Sydney Jongleurs, the Longwood
Players and Alpha Psi Omega.
May ? and 3 in Johns Audi
torlum at Hampden-Sydney Col
''* :Tne Form. !. /, ...y play
with plenty of double talk and
its cast includes Dave Relyea as
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-03
II. K. Magnusson Representative
For LOngw0Od At N. c. Conference

GREEN BAY. RID, May 2
DR.. Gordon Moss and H. X.
Magnusson represented Long
weed College at a conference of
Southern Associations CT Col
leges IN Durham. N. c.. recently,
Mrs Louise Schelin. Robert
and 3ohnnie. Of Beverly Beach.
Md spent the holiday week end
fefr with her parents. MIR. and
Ms d. = Nickels.
Mr. and Mrs John Campbell.
CT Richmond. Joined Mr. and
Mrs. II K. MagnusSon here and
together spent last week end in
Nolfolk with their sister, Mrs
Vcrla Goodwin. TO attend the
Azalea Festival.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glas-
cock, of brakes Branch. were
recent guests Of Mr. and Mrs
Mike Glascock and MI. and
Mrs. James Glascock.
Mrs L. f Layne and Mrs.
Lois Vaughan spent several days
last week in Victoria with their
brother, John Sheffield.
Mr and Mrs. Norman Washer
and family. of Roanoke. visited
her sister Mrs Bobby Atkins.
and Mr. Atkins last week e T.
Visiting their mother. Mrs.
Ruby Williamson last week end
We're Mr. and Mrs w. L.. Will
hanson. CT Keysville. ard Harry
and Weldon Williamson. of Rich
mond.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert King.
Jr.. and Cindy. of Richmond,
spent last Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs w A Robertson.
The Rev Charles Walton. of
Stuarts Draft. and Mrs. H. D.
Peters. of Keysville. were guests
in the J w Pulley home Satur-
day They also called to see Mr..
and Mrs Frank j. Conner at
Neherrin.
Friends will be glad to learn
Falson Ingram is home from the
hospital
Ronnie briggs. Of Shaw Air
Force Base. S c.. was home for
the week end.
Nh ard Mrs G. T. Robertson
and Aryin spent sunday in
Richmond with their son and
daughter-in-laW. Mr.. and Mrs.
CLYDE Robertson They also
visited the Azalea Gardens and
other places of interest.
Visiting Mn and Mrs. D. A.
Gaulding and family last week
were Nh and Mrs. Sherman
Thompson, Of Falmvllle
Mir and Mrs. Bobby Nunnally
recently visited Mr. and Mrs.
Graham Ralford, in Richmond.
Myron Blankenship and Miss
Karen Gillian, both of Peters
burg. were last week end guests
Of Mr. and Mrs f l. Blanken-
ship
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Robert
son and William spent Sunday
with their children in Richmond.
Mrs G. D Newell and boys
visited her children in Richmond
over the week end
The Rev and Mrs f. B.
White were callers in the j. w.
Pulley home last week.
y. A Gaulding is much better
after having been confined for
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-03

Among the top speakers for
the 1868 convention were Rep.
j o h n E. Moss DEALT y:
Marya Names. critic and es-
sayist, and Ken Bald, nationally
syndicated cartoonSt who draws
Doctor Kildare for King
Features Syndicate.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-03

In the U. S., the farmers work
day averages 1915 hours.
Many OF our soybean varieties
came from the Orient. More than
10000 varieties have been ship
ped to the United States for
testing and evaluating.
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Documentary Film
On Congress Urged

Senator Hubert H. Hum
phrey. Democrat Of Minnesota,
suggested that documentary
motion pictures explaining
Congress be shown regularly
for visitors to Capitol Hill.
The Senator made the sug-
eestion in a letter to the Sen
ate Committee on Rules and
Administration. He asked for
prompt action and suggested
the auditorium in the New
Senate Office Building as q
site for projection.
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UrbanRenewa|
For Downtown
10 Be Gradual
BY WALTER GOLD
star staff Writer

Urban renewal In the down.
town area win not resemble the
recent leveling and redevelop-
ment Of Southwest Washing
ton, the Federation Of Citizens
Associations was assured last
night.
An official of the Downtown
Progress planning group said
renewal Of Washington's CEN
trial business district will be
,eorderly and gradual"
Leo Stern, deputy director OF
downtown Progress, spoke at
% special committee-of-the-
whole meeting Of federation
delegates who have voiced four
basic objections to the mid-city
renewal program.
=. In April. 1860, Downtown
Progress was organized by
Washington businessmen TO
prepare o plan for the revital-
ization Of the central business
district, Mr.. Stern said.
80 The planning group was
asked to solve present problems
Of traffic congestion. declining
business and property values
and poor appearance 80 that
downtown will be able to
achieve a full measure Of de-
,dvelopment potential"
i. Private Enterprise
sys The area being considered
5for urban renewal is situated
sibetween the Capitol and the
white House, bounded gener-
ally by Fifteenth street on the
Invest. North Capitol street and
New Jersey avenue on the east,
pennsylvania avenue on the
south and M street NV. on
the north.
Vi The rehabilitation program is |
d 10 be carried out primarily by |
private enterprise and by pri-
ARate investment in a framework |
inf public improvements, Mr..
4 Stern said.
vsl Last December, the fedora
ton voted to back the down.
town renewal program in prin-
r4eiple, only If the plan:
doc /. Provided for rapid nor
malization Of the downtown
area after redevelopment.
al 2. Protected established bus
inessmen from being put out of
business by condemnation or
Isolation.
sr 3. Prevented demolition Of
buildings until plans for recon-
struction were ready for execu-
ton.
= Asks Full Support
aal-4. Limited the contribution of
e District funds to the amount of
public improvements actually
> needed.
~ Last night, Mr.. Stern called
6 for the full support Of the fed
aeration by promising that these |
-four objections will be care
sifully considered and adhered to |
before any renewal projects are
planned by Downtown Pro-
gress.
Withdrawal Of the earlier OBJ
ections win be considered at
ne federation's next regular
meeting on March %.
awhile listening to protests |
about the current Southwest |
renewal program, the execu-
1--we director the city's Redevel-
cpment Land Agency. Phil A.
Doyle. said:
IT don't believe that any one
has to apologize for eliminat-
ing one Of the greatest slurns in
The Nation"
4 Mr.. Doyle voiced favor for
me Downtown Progress pro-
gram.
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Light lovely but oh powerful This new, blue Hoover
Constellation" boosts full horsepower motor that
gets the dirt the first time over dsposobe bags take
only seconds TO chonse The low, light floor and rug
nozzle oHoched TO the doubIestretched hose gets
under and ground where the big boys cont go.
Come in and let show you, too the new blue Hoover
Automatic Floor Washer you can own for 5995
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JUST 20 Of these movie eoneros priced
remarkably low whot you'd expect for
the volue. seporote 8 lenses tele-
photo, normal, wide-onoe. Etched Optical
vlsw-flnder. Bullt-in photo-eleethe meter.
Bulletin conversion ond hoze filters. Alumi-
mum In hondsome Honmehoid finish.
The Heeht co.-comeros- Downtown [
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BRAVES, 4; DODGERS, 3

Los Angeles ................Oo 200 7ol ooo-3
Milwaukee ................3 200 900 oIx-4
E-Gilliam, SPAIN. P0-A Los An
geles 2l-ll, Milwaukee 27-e. DIP Men
Ee, Boiling and Oliver; Mcmillan, Boiling
end Oliver. LOB - Los Angeles s. NIL
5B w. Davis. s-Skowron. Boiling.
ST Roseboro, Menke.
s silflef L, IL :.:.:.:.:.:.,ls I ! ! !
SPAIN W, AS 80 y 2
U Smith, Secory. Jackowsli. Pryor.
T-z:l3. A-l3,S2e.
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Yuchtsmun Lost,
Believed Drowned

CLEVELAND, Aug. IA (AP)
Lake Erie, known for It's quick
changing fair and stormy
moods. apparently has claimed
the life Of a yachtsman in the
Great Lakes star yacht class
racing championship.
A sudden squat yesterday
stirred up high waves that
swamped a 20-foot sloop. Miss
ing and presumed drowned is
William Anderson. about so,
Of Wilmette. H., a Chicago
suburb. Another crew member,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-14

Robert Jacobs, about 30, also
Of Wilmette, was rescued.
Winds were up to so miles an
hour when six-foot- high waves
sank the boat about two miles
offshore.
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1 90
New
81. " '0 "O'~n "-A" '" nOrisn 'O-"' OF nerOer'
Baltimore Minnesota n-RObsrts u1-s) vs. Perry Cs-s.
bOwsky N-S). " " W. ~ $500 " $50" Wv "" w."
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Mgor League Scores
ANGELS, A.;
SENATOR'S, 3

Totals ~ " totals 81 "
a-Ran for Refer in 9TH. b-Hit by
pitch for Rudolph in 7th. c-Grounded
into double play for Neeman in 9Th. d.
Sacrificed for Kostro In 9th. e-DOubled
for Kline in 9TH.
washington .............. olO 900 oiI-
Los Angeles ............ Gao 900 llx-4
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ORIOLES, s; TWINS, |

E-Mincher, Robinson. PO-A- Baltimore
Dill, Minnesota az. DIP Robinson, John
son and Powell. LOB Baltimore 10, Min
nesota Q.
2B- Barber. HR - Orsino, KiIlebrew,
Powell. SB-Saverine. S-Snyder.
R II r ER BIB so
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x-Faced two men In 9Th.
WP-MOore g. PB-Orsino. U-Napp,
Honochick, Rice, Salerno. T-2:3s. A
26,513.
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E-None. PO.A-W Washington 24-l5, Los
Angeles 27-l2. DIP Lee, Fregosi and
Moran; Fregosi. Moran and Thomas. LOB
Washington 2, Los Angeles s.
Minoso. HR thinner. S-Lee, R. Sadow-
ski
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PACIFIC COAST
San Diego 5, Seattle I.
Tacoma 8, Salt Lake City 7.
Denver ~, Spokane !.
Hawaii 8, Portland 5.
Oklahoma City at Dallas-Ft. Worth, ppd
INTERNATIONAL
Columbus z, Rochester 0.
Jacksonville 8, Richmond 4.
Atlanta 4, Arkansas 3.
Indianapolis 5, Syracuse l.
Toronto at Buffalo, ppd.
TEXAS
Albuquerque 4, Amarillo Z.
San Antonio 4, Fl Paso Z.
Tulsa ,, Austin !. s
EASTERN
Elmira 4, Reading 60 innings).
Charleston 3, Springfield z.
Only games scheduled.
SOUTH ATLANTIC
Macon S-1, Augusta Ia (first, ]
innings).
Lynchburg s, Chattanooga ;.
Knoxville 3, Charlotte I.
Asheville 8, Nashville s.
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low its members to discharge
their duties"
Asked about the seniority
system for committees, Senator
Humphrey told the group he
favored a rule to make a COM
mittee chairman yield his posi-
ton after a certain number OF
years to the next in line.
Senator Kuchel tried To
soothe the nerves Of the stu
dents, who we're shifting from
foot to foot, by telling them
the men in the Senate and the
House are made of the same
common clay as you and L"
The students were scheduled
to hear White House Press Sec
retary Pierre Salinger speak
later today on how the press
influences administrative pro-
grams.
The Senate Youth program
was created last year by Sena-
tors Humphrey and Kuchel
with the william Randolph
Hearst Foundation paying the
bill. The students will visit the
White House, Supreme Court,
the State Department and the