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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04
PEPCO Rates and Profits AnoIyzed
ASP. U.C. Prepares Full Scale Study

attractive to investors and
lenders. At che same time, the
p. U. C. is responsible for re-
viewing the company's earn
ings to see that they are not
excessive, or more than is
needed to give investors o fair
return on their money. What
is a fair return Is a judgment
based on complex factors:
earnings Of other utilities and
businesses, the availability of
investment and credit funds,
etc.
The dollar amount Of profit
PEPCO earns changes from
year to year as its business
grows.
Revenues have nearly dou-
bled, and the number Of Gus
toners has increased by nearly
one-third In the last 10 years.
In order to have q standard
that applies from year to year,
the PUG. determines what
per centage Of investment prof.
it should be. Since 1854, the
company's profit percentage has
been set at SOS.
The actual profits, however.
have been running between SIS
and 6.6 per cent since 1860. The
difference between sc and SIS,
or u Of one per cent appears
small.
The difference between what
the company actually collected
from its customers above and
beyond what was needed to
yield a 5.85 per cent profit was
$4.8 million in 1860; $6.l mill
lion in 1861 and $6.8 million in
1862 or a total Of STU million
for the 3-year period.
Thus, while the company's
revenues rose IS per cent from
1854 to 1862, expenses climbed
but SO per cent. Profits nearly
tripled. rising from about $40
million to $29 million.
Savings Cited
II rates were rolled back to
the SIS per cent profit leve.
now. the total savings would be
about 81 million this year.
Spread out evenly, this would
average about $1S.50 per year
per customer.
The PUG. only has power
to set rates for customers In the
District Of Columbia. At Press
ent. however. the Virginia and
Maryland regulatory authors
ties have approved the same
rates as the Districts, thus
making the company's charges
uniform.
The Maryland Public Service
Commission has been conduct
ing its own investigation Of
PEPCo's rates at the request
of the state legislature. The
proposed rate reduction was not
filed with the Virginia State
Corporation Commission, ac-
cording to H. Lester Hooker,
chairman.
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Similar Markings Noted

IT think IL Is significant"
Senator Dodd said. that the
plastic castings found by our in
Evening star., 1963-05-26
Compiled by JOHN w. STEPP
StoF Ssoff Writer
Background

nNE BY ONE the Confederate stTongpoimts along
" the Mississippi RiUeT topping under Federal
Gtt0ck GTond Gulf MISS had been the last to G under
the combined nGUGl and army campaign that opened
the UGy for Ulysses Gronts inDosOn Of Missssppi and
his current siege Of Vieksbyg As for the latter CITY, its
dGys seemed to be numbered, is usefulness as an
obstacle to free transport the TUeT coming an end
One other Of consequence remained before the Misss
Sppi might at last be considered Federal stream That
place O0s POTt Hudson, La Lying about rs miles north
Of UniOnheId Baton Rouge, its batteries had men0eed
enemy fleets eUeTy time they drsU The last time
the happened in March sOhen David G. F0STuOsa
tried to nun has fleet up the TiueT and the gums Of Port
Hudson stopped all the ships decd except the Flagship
Hartford E0yiy in Moy Federal OnboGts returned and
succeeded IN sIenein0 the onted batteries Of the
fort NoD q remained for the land troops to take Pon
Hudson by assault.
From TAe Evening star. Saturday Nay n Is6s
IMPORTANT FROM NEW ORLEANS.
BOmbardment Of POrt Hudson The Enc.
my's Guns Silenced The Fleet Unin-
jured.
NEW YORK. May 22.-The steamer Matanzas
from New Orleans on the 18th. has arrived Among
her passengers Is Col John s. Clarke. Of Gen. INA
thaniel P.l Bankss staff.
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THE CIVIL WAR As REPORTED BY THE STAR 100 YEARS AGO.
ANOTHER RIVER BASTI0N

At midnight on the 9th our mortar fleet assisted
by the Essex and slOOp Ofwar Richmond commenced
bOmbardment Of the lower batteries of Port Hud-
son, and kept IL up an hour, the enemy responding
On the 9th trials were made to secure an accurate
range and at 10 O'Clock at night another lombard
ment took place and continued an hour without re-
sponse.
At 3 am. the 10th the batteries were again bonn
barded and the attack continued until 42O when the
enemy replied and the firing became rapid on both
sides. The Essex struck but was not injured The
Richmond finally. with full brOadside senced the
enemy's guns. None OF our vessels were injured.
The Era's correspondent from whose account
the above is TAKEN intimates that good news will fill
his next letter..
All places Of public resort in New Orleans, ex-
cept churches have been ordered to display the ma
tional nag and all places Of amusement are required
to commence and conclude their performances with
the national airs.
By the same time consuming process steam
boat from the Gulf Coast the nert RetOs from the
area concerned related action bv land against
POn Hudson.
From The Evening Star. Tuesday June 1853;
GREAT FIGHT NEAR PORT HUDSON.
THE REBELS BADLY WHIPPED.
SUNDAY MAGAZINE. THE WASHINGTON STAR. MAY &C. iOos
Evening star., 1963-05-26

NEW YORK, June 2.-The steamer Creole from
New Orleans the oath OfMay arrived this morning
dispatch in the New Orleans Era Of the oath,
dated Port Hudson Plains, May 22d, says
Yesterday, Gen. christopher COlOnl Augur's
whole division engaged in nine hours fight on Port
Hudson Plains, four miles in the rear of Port Hudson
on Bayou Sara road The rebels were thoroughly
whipped, and left q large number of killed and
wounded on the field. The enemy was driven three
miles from his first position and General Augur
bivOuacked on the field Of battle. Our men fought
with great bravery.
From The Evening Star. Wednesday June D. 1855:
LATER FROM PORT HUDSON.
CEN. BANKS MOVES DOWN RED RIVER
AND JOINS HIS FORCES WITH THOSE
OF CEN. AUCUR FOR AN ASSAULT
UPON PORT HUDSON
FARRACUT'S FLEET BOMBARDINC PORT
HUDSON IN FRONT, AND BANKS AT.
TACKINC 1T IN THE REAR.
ITS CAPTURE CERTAIN.
NEW YORK. June 3.-By steamer George Crow.
ell, which arrived from New Orleans at O'Clock this
morning we have the following intelligence:
Seventynve prisoners arrived at New Orleans
Evening star., 1963-05-26

THE REBELS BADLY WHIPP
Evening star., 1963-09-19
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

ANDREWS, Mr.. FORREsTvMLE-
sl3,15o. 3-bedrm. rambler with
large screened porch, level fenced
lot, walk to Mt. Calvary. Immed
Poss:, VA no dn.s $ee mo. pays all.
JOHN r. WEBSTER RE. 6-5A0C
ANDR EWS, BY OWNER Small
down payment. 2 bedrms., full base
ment. Call RE. 5-76l3.
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BTRToNsviLLE-BTick rambler, 10
rms. SatRs. 81 SO. I1HSlsI' ETcsl Il l.
poSnss.iip.gs Vacant Call OWNER
BIJRTON ON.KFLLFICB. Rea,tors

CHEVY CHASE AN excellent value,
rambler. 10.h. iivinE.dining area
with fireplace, all electric kitchen
with breakfast area, huge family
rm. on let floor, full bsmt. has rec.
In, with fireplace and powder rm.
SsrSss. s2l''soi KS,oR!.zI,ESDoRFER, (, n,
Evening star., 1963-09-19
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

WHEATON WOODS Vacant. Roomv
side split with 3 bedrooms, largo
living room with bow window, big
and bright modern kitchen, finished
rec: rsI.hhS.smn. room. mud mud o room. Excel
YoUNKIN & co. S33-lsOo til .
EATON, ROCKVILLE-I.T..
yng., custom brk. rancher featuring
2 bedrmS;, " baths formal din:
bsmt,, VACANTl OWNER ANX.
IoUS! MAKE OFFER.
DUANE REAL ESTAE, INC.
wa, 2.6300
WHEATON No qualifying immedi.
ate possession. Assume lge. loan.
Spotless hrk. rambler, features )
bedrms., 2l-ft.. hv. rn. with firepl.,
din. rm., walkout bsmt., with den
rec. rm. Fenced lot with trees for
ONLY Sl8,500.
MOORE REALTY 933-l600
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MOVE

or this sparkling 3-bedrm.
gem will be Eonel Once In a blue
moon do we see one this lmmacu-
late, with dining rm., large GE
kitchen, wall oven and an unusually
pretty. high cellinRed game room,
sos' Cali SIS.slC6 "a : pm. WV
Shannon q Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1905
Evening star., 1963-09-19
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

Reduced attractive home
on Riggs road with : bedrms.. J
baths, pine-paneled den, pine-pa-
neled rec. .rrn.s with fireplace, also
hiI hilTepl' ,, IN Iiy. rp; pl;.nsp sep in an Tn
washer and disposal, Tear garage,
preciate, only s22,SsO, win trade.
CHEvERLY, walk TO st. Ambrose
3-bedrm. Cape Cod. firepl. In liv.
rm., large kitchen, bsmt. with rec.
rm., partially finihsed, fenced yard,
only slS,Soo with terrific terms,
BARGAIN HUNTERS SPECIAL.
convenient Kent Hill location, spa.
cious 4 rm. ram Ter with
equipped kitchen, bsmt. with exit,
rec, rm. and bar, fenced yard, patio
and tool shed, large deep freeze
and air conditioner included. Only
Sl3,25o. No dn. TO Vets, vacant for
quick possession.
CAPITOL HEIGHTS Most conv
red brK. home with firepi. In iiv,
rm.. sep. din. rm., big kitchen, side
screened porch, bsmt. with exit.
automatic washer, clean hOt.water
heat, nice large lot (qe-f, frOntage). I.
only tlA.5o0, no dn. TO CT.
COLLEGE PARK 90 Handyman's spe.
cial, 4.bedrm. home on big 100 BY
100 n. fenced lot with sep. din.
rm., enclosed porch, detached "a.
rage, small playhouse, vacant and
only 5000.
EVANSVILLE, EAST-Attractlye
rancher with full bsmt with exit,
ample din, twin.sixe bedrms., auto.
washer, big level lot, Anchor
fenced, off.street pArkinE, iust
Sl3,9So. excellent terms and low
payments.
RIvERDALE, mr., 81. Bernard's and
shopping. Sparkling new rambler
with full bsmt. and exit, table.
floors, Just si3,3SO. Low On. pay.
ment and no red tape.
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES. INC.
2II'7I74 n7.2l75
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA,
(coNIINUEDl

ARL., N.-Lge. mod. home In exclu
sive area, 5.bedrms., 3 baths, 3 fire
pls.. family rTn., formal din. nm.
scr. porch. flagstone foyer. Middle
40s. 536-ol15.
Evening star., 1963-09-19

BETHESDA, BRADLEY BLVD. Es.
TATE AREA--A magnificent large
cugtom.b * rancher. Extremely
well designed and only 2 years old.
A spacious and luxurious home,
Tea atuLi 3, very lge. living rm.,
family dining .rm., de luxe kitchen,
de lfghtful family rm., 3 twin
bedrms. tile baths. All on one
floor. Beautiful garden level rec.
rm.,. daylight bedrm. and full bath
In above ground bsmt., p7-acre lot.
a superb property in low, low SOS.
. CALL KE. 7-lsoo til pm.
Shannon & Luchs
Evening star., 1963-09-19
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

ALEX. AREA
DON'T FEEL hemmed in. Move
into this neat 3-bedroom rambler
on spacious level lot. Excellent con.
dition throughout. Features large
living room, country kitchen, tiled
terms. Only $lS,S5o.
SHAW KI. 1924
Realtors Open 80 Trades Welcome
Evening star., 1963-09-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

COUNTRY PLACE : Spacious Old
Colonial in desired Mclean. Huge
hy. rm. with firepl., Gift family
din. rm.s bedrms., z full baths,
den, full bsmt. Excellent financing
S22. 900. HANSON HOMES, REAL
TORS, JE. 3-3T37.
Evening star., 1963-09-19

COUNTRY-CIose.in Cape Cod. the
lucky buyer Of this will move into
a home newly redecorated, compe-
tently maintained with large fV.
and din. rms, den, 2 bedrms. and
bath, stairs 10 expandAble attic,
full bsmt., rs by lbS Il. lot with
your own fresh wellwater. asking
only sl3,qS0. RE. 6-e060.
ANDY MOORE Rltr
Evening star., 1963-09-19
MANOR CTITR

NhA4NSIl NLOD
Just walk across the road and start
playing GOLF from this attractive
big brick RAM Err. With
bedrms. and 4 baths, a dream
kitchen" a marvellous big rec. rm
and much more. This custOm.buili
house was made for happy, pleas
ant living: To inspect cali Mrs
Wyatt, EN-. 7.7397.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Realtors Uptown Office, EN-. 7.61l.
MASS. AVE. AREA Custom built
brick rambler, with center hall
Spacious living rm. with stone fire
place. and formal dining rm have
wall.to-wall carpet, paneled study,
bedrms., full baths. 10.it. famlly
rm. on lst floor, bsmt.. 7.car car
port. Covered terrace overlooki
beautiful handicapped, fenced yard
$50 500. KORZENDORFER, Realtor
OIL. 4-elll III 2.
MONTGOMERY HILLs-Exceptiona
hard TO find brick Colonial, with I
bedrms., den, 2 baths, huge din
rm. and garage. Just t2S,00o. We
take trades, Cali sl9.13oo.
HUGH T. PECK, ll246 Georgia Ave
Evening star., 1963-09-19

CHEyY cHAsE1Newly.d y. decorated
brick ram1. with } bedrms., 7Va
snS sSsp'i ninS @Sd .ssfss NJ rec siSso EoeTL g.
$3.50. LAMPRos REALTY co.
Evening star., 1963-09-19
BETHESDA

Near NH and Naval Hospital, al.
bedrms., lse. kit. with table space,
beaut. fam. rm., priced in 3os.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY
Evening star., 1963-09-19

B BETHE s D A-GREENwICH FOR
EST Preferred area. NEW LIST.
ING. Charming house Of taste and
character. Detached brick on mag.
nificent lot with towering trees and
delightful patio. 4 bedrms., z baths,
den and attached garage. Elec.
kit, s3s.5oo. CALL MRS. WOLF,
Oh; 4,s2Ss, 2Ssss, LEGUM & GERBER,
Evening star., 1963-09-19

LANDON VILLAGE
White brick spIlt.levsI 2 bedrooms
yard. Excellent value al S2s 800
Ewes, Mrs. MacAuley, Ak. 1919
W. e, 4 a. N. MILLER DEV, CO
prkLII LIST TnSSSo YOUR HOME WITH Us
Evening star., 1963-09-19
3OGI,EY
zoos Wis. Ave. OIL. 6-7sco TIL

Burnt Mills Village
True csutsr-hall. 3-bedroom, 5.bath
RAMBLER, PROPERLY placed on
wooded lot overlooking park. Fairly
priced al only SOS 500. Call JU.
selll for appointment to see To-
RIPLEY CO., Realtors
Evening star., 1963-09-19
BETHESDA

Close In near Lady Of Lourdes and
B. c. c. high school, Transportation
less than a block. Brick Colonial
center entrance, bedrooms, w
baths, living room, dining room
Price $4,000. can Wo. 6.i5o6 III :,
EDW. H. JONES 4 CO., NC
Evening star., 1963-09-19

cared for split-ieyel, 4 bedrms.. 2ii
baths, Ice. porch, dble. carportl
daylight rec. rm. plus fun bsrnt.,
firepls., lge. din. rn. s37,950.
BETHESDA REALTY
REALTORS OIL. 4-l4l!
BETHEsDA- 500. MINED
poSS. charmilE Cape Cod On
Wynsate. ! bedrms., 2 baths. nr,
all schls. aft. 2 pm. EN-. 5-727s.
GIULIANO OIL. 6-0540
Evening star., 1963-09-19
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

OFF NEW RTE. 1s-L9ve!y brk
Ee%9lsr bedT%s Sna %lth pU..iS s1rRiSSTs ib la59s; So
baths, z firepls., 3-zone hot-wateI
heat beautiful lot with tall trees
Evening star., 1963-09-19
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY


An older home on quiet dead-end
street. Liv. rm., din. rm., kit, 3
bedrms.. 2 baths, lge. scr. front
porch, encl. rear porch. Full bsmt.
and h.-w. heat. FHA or VA financ-
Evening star., 1963-09-19
REALTORS SINCE 1905

BETHESDA, EDGEMOOR Large
center-hall brk. Colonial with 4 bed.
rms 3h baths, 1st-f1oor family
room, modern eating-space kitchen,
HOT.WATER HEAT, In finest con.
ttion, close-in Bethesda.
THOMAS a KEIIEX m
Evening star., 1963-09-19
REALTORS

coEoUrfT airy. OIL. 7.Oool TIL .
BRADLEY WOOD s-Delightful 3.
bedrIn., 2v7-bath brick Cape Cod on
handicapped lot. Fabulous FAM y
rm., scr. porch, powder rm. on lsl
rec. rn. and bath on lower level,
centrally air cond. A real beauty
that must be seen TO be appreciat.
ed. Low A0s.
Evening star., 1963-09-19

BETHEsDA -3-bedrm., 2Na.bath brk
rm.. kit. on ist H., ! bedrm. and
bath on and n. Bsmt. with rec
rrn., firepl., mod. kit. and "a bath
H..w heat. Walk to pub. and paro.
chial schls. and transp. S24.50o. o.
p. FIELD, NC, REALTORS, JU.
Evening star., 1963-09-19
BETHESDA

BETHESDA-SpotIess, 5year-oId
brick rambler, offers , bedrms., 2
baths, daylight walk-out rec. rm. In
full bsrnt., 3 fireplaces, large yard.
Walk to schools and supervised rec.
kNpRis MFRS FfF.IIITy;TY FFIT;TY NJ. o.eo7o TIL Q
Evening star., 1963-09-19

CHEVY CHASE AREA-charmine
psslled beneath tall trees, on near.
" "a ACRE Of grounds, adjoining
park, affords perfect seclusion, al
On one floor lno stepsl. Large liv.
lnE room, dining room, kitchen,
laundry, 2 bedrooms, ih baths,
scr. porch, attached garage, h..w.h.
Priced al s2l,soo. LEIGH AND
SCHWAB, INC. EN-. 2.5s0o, ewes.
call Mrs. Rutley OIL. 4.I6S3.
Evening star., 1963-09-19

SILVER sPRING-Charming 3
bedrm., 2Iz-bath all-brick rambler,
location in choice section. Has fin
ished rec. rm., expandable attic.
Immed. possession. Only S2S,5O0.
Ask to see it. Call 434-ll0o.
ADELPHI REALTY, REALTORS
SILVER SPRING -Immed. poss., 3
bedrm. brick rambler, sep. din.
rm.. firepl., lge. lot, easy terms,
make offer, HARVEY, A27-30lo.
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Three-Duy Show
Opens Tomorrow
At Wurrenton

WARRENTON, Va, Aug. 81
(SpeciaD The three-day War.
trenton Horse Show, known fol
So years as THE Hunter Show
OF America" begins at 8 am
tomorrow at the Warrentor
show gounds.
Two championships, in the
junior and breeding divisions
will be awarded tomorrow anc
classes will continue into the
night, climaxing in the Alex
Calvert Memorial.
Sundays program will begin
at l pm. and will run until
the local hunter and green
jumper championships are de-
cided. Glasses start at 10 am,
Monday and will wind up in
the awarding of championships
in green conformation hunter
amateur owner, green working
hunter, conformation hunter
working hunter and open jump
er divisions.
Final awards in conforma-
ton, working hunter and oper
jumper divisions of the Vir-
ginia Show Circuit will be made
at the end of the show. Horses
in these divisions who have to-
tailed most points in the Glen
more Hunt Show at Staunton
the Bath County Show at Hot
Springs, the Deep Run Show al
Richmond and the Warrentor
show will be pinned champions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-30
THE BOWLING LINE
New Season Prospects Brighter

on the defending champion
ship team have been taken by
Johnny Mandes and Ben
Thomson. Barry and Steve
Foltz and Joe Mallon, captain
remain with the B.A. team.
Jimmy Dietsch, the No.
ranking duckpinner in the
country, has transferred his
allegiance to the new Pla-Mor
aggregation in Arlington.
These represent the major
changes in the 10 team Lineup
which includes the following
representatives:
Bowl America, Fair Lanes
Suitland Bowl. Pepsi Cola, Stall
cup Furniture. Mann's Potato
Chips, Pla-Mor Lanes. Robert
sons Crab House. Caithness
Buick and J. Callas and Broth
err. Roger Groettem heads UP
the secretariat Of the circuit.
Ernie Brown will handle the
secretarial affairs again for the
popular l8-team Metro League
scheduled TO begin operations
Wednesday night.
\
Miller Buick. the defending
champion in this circuit, will be
back TO defend its laurels but
has lost three stars, Fred Nor
ris. Chuck McLucas and Mike
Owen. The champs have picked
up AL Price, Tony Pinaros and
Hal Mizell.
The Metro circuit is practi-
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Interhigh
Changes Rule
On Eligibility

The Interhigh League has
adopted a new rule controlling
eligibility of athletes, it was
announced today by Hardy
Pearce, who is in charge of
the leagues sports program.
A boy will have three years
of eligibility for sports when
he enters the 10th grade, Pre-
viously, there was no bar to a
boy performing in sports even
though he was in senior high
school more than three years.
I'VE are a little late putting
this rule into effect" Pearce
said. He pointed out that 4S
States have such a rule on
the books and it is recon-
mended by the National High
School Federation.
I'VE are in the business of
helping boys graduate from
high school, not just sports, "
Pearce said.
The new rule will end the
careers of several players in
the league.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-30

cally standing pat from last
years team lineup which in
addition to Miller Buick in
cludes: Congressional Olds
Washington Air Compressor
Wilson's r estaurant, Bowl
America, B. Frank Joy, Cameo
Appliance, Woodmoor Lanes
Coca Cola, Boat Super Market
Suitland Bowl, Morris Miller
Liquors, Waldorf Diner, Rob-
ertson's Crab House, Takoma
Funeral Home, Fred Davis Dis
tributors. Hill and Sanders and
Bill Gerke's team.
50
Jay Edwards, the former
president Of the Greater
Washington Duckpin Associa-
ton, has again assumed the
role as secretary of the Wom-
ems Minor League starting
Wednesday, September 10 with
an Is team lineup including
last years championship ag-
gregation, Bowl America.
Other teams poised for the
start Of the new season are {:
Carder Sinclair, Suitland Bowl,
Waldorf Diner, Fort Davis,
Reidy ESQ, Twinbrook Res
taurant, H. and M. Trucking,
B. Frank Joy, Gateway ESQ,
Prince Georges Plaza, Jimmy
Comber's Hearth, Rowan's
Heating, William B. Maske
Sheet Metal, Fontana Bowl,
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Shenandoah to Offer
Labor Day Twin Bill

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
Aug. 80 (SpeciaD. - Shenan-
doah Downs will kick off the
Labor Day weekend tonight
with 10 3-year-olds contesting
the holiday purse at 512 fur
longs. The night track will
stage nine races tonight, and
tomorrow, and Is in its tradi-
tional LIS Dor Day double
header, Monday.
Lois ". Henry's. Cure, COM
ing off a convincing win at six
furlongs, appears to have a
slight edge, but will not be
without stiff competition for
the $4,000 purse. James B.
Madigan's, Trojan Roll, regis
tered a bright 1908 51z furlongs
in winning his last race and
Alfred Williams Lost Girl was
right behind Idyll Money, when
he stepped 6 furlongs in
1:122s last week.
Cures winning effort has its
own recommendations though,
the son of Panacean went the
quarter in 20 and the half in
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.462s in winning under Victor
Espinosa. Hunton F. Atwell's
Lost Son favored at so cent;
on the dollar, was the mair
victim of Cures speed and will
be back tonight to try to make
amends.
Others in the lineup include
Gallant Duchess, Charing-
herSt, Yarrow, Elm Claire
Gridder, and Congress Park.
Leading Rider Jesse David
son snapped out of a three.
week slump last night, winning
the first race and then taking
the fourth and fifth in q con-
secutive double.
The triple gave Davidson 81
wins for the meeting. Davidson
scored with Shira ($7.60) to
start the 81 combination then
won with Sea Vixen ($6.80)
and Helen'S Joy at $3.50, as he
found the sloppy going to his
liking.
A rainy night crowd of 4,635
was on hand and bet $223,521.
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our relationship was most
friendly"
The story, written from
Pittsburgh under Dick Young's
byline, said:
"Stengel wants TO return
Weiss wants him to return
But Stengel will operate only
under his terms-which In
clude who shall and who shall
not be on the team"
Young said the split devel-
oped over a discussion en- which
players to promote from the
minors.
There has been no such
discussion" Weiss said.
Stengel was unavailable for
comment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-30
Carol Corrusher
Captures State
Junior Net Title

BALTIMORE, Aug. 80 (Spe-
ciaD Carol Carragher, a IT.
year-old blond from Bethesda
Country Club, won the first
Maryland State Junior Girls
golf championship yesterday in
a drizzling rain at Suburban
Club.
Miss Carragher shot a 81 on
the soaked course, beating out
runnerup Carol EustiS of Hill
endale by two strokes. A field
of SO yound ladies ranging in
age from 8 to II competed.
Sherry Emmerich, a 13-year-
old from Brooke Manor, won
the 1915 age group title with
a SO, with Susan Hayward of
Argyle second with 81.
In the 1918 class, contested
at nine holes, the winner was
Lynn Brooks of Elkridge with
a 81. Nancy Brown of Worth
ington Valley shot IS to win
the 10-and-under champion
ship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-30
op Linemon
Is Lost to
Cavaliers

NORFOLK, Aug. 80 (AP).-
One of the University of Vir-
ginia's brightest football pros
poets, 260-pound Don Parker
of Honolulu, won't be back,
Coach Bill Elias said today.
Parker, one of the stars
of Virginia's 1862 undefeated
freshman team, told Elias by
telephone from Hawaii yester-
day that he will not be back,
He said he's going to a junior
college in California, but de-
clined to say which one.
The 49, year = old graduate
Of Honolulu'S Punghou High
School said the expense of a
{, 000-mile trip to Charlottes-
vile figured in his decision.
Elias said two trips home last
year cost Parker $1,000.