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sataTd.y. nun. June 3 HA 1915. 4 HOY S5
HELEN MARGARET MILLER OF
$40 Kansas ave. NV. beloved wife
q Forrest Miller, mother OF
mrs. Helen y. MCKINNEY and Ed
Of Mrs 1, Viola Bailey. Also SUR
vived By five grandchildren. Friends
Funeral Home, 2pOl l4th ST. NV,
after Q Pm. Sunday. June Q (park-
above funeral home on Tuesday,
June II, At ! pm. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 10
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1n hh aaaE N. On Saturday,
pital, MYRTLE NJ STARR V q 500 800
South 4th st., Arlington. Va. sister
Of Mrs. Josephine H. Floyd Of OAK
Park, III. Friends may call Al
Gayler's Chapel. Wisconsin ave.
harrison st. NV, after pm.
Monday. June 10 parking on prem
1ses). where services will be held
on Tuesday, June IL. at 1880
pm. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
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SMITH. JOSEPH ALLEN. suddenly
on Saturday. June &, 1863, JOsFPH
ALLEN SMITH, beloved son Of Mil
dred and Alfred Smith. brother OF
Sandra Lee and Lola Smith, grand
son Of Lola Boucher. Friends NAV
eSn as The Robert a; Mattingly
parking facilities), where services
will be held on wednesday, June
IL. at pm. Relatives and friends
invited. lnterment Cedar Hill cem-
etefy. II
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STEPHENS, JOHN SHERMAN, ST.. On
Friday. June z, 1868, at Washington
s sHnpsruM e and Hospital, JOHN
2renonle Or, Rockville. Nd, hus-
band Of Katie L. Stephens, father
Of Mrs. Lee MONTGOMERY, Mrs. John
n. Hartman. Aline and John Sher-
man Stephens. jr.. and brother Of
Frank Stephens. There are seven
grandchildren and three great
grandchildren. Mr.. Stephens rests
ct the Warner Z. Humphrey Funeral
Home. S434 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring. Nd, where service win be
held on Tuesday, June II, at II
I'm. (parking facllitiesl. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 10
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WARD. HAMPTON; suddsnly, on

Friday. JSns igs3,, 4 q 90 resi-;
ne wsss a SsTss p sEHs' s DSSS
Brown and Alfred ward One sis-
ter, .sallie Bowman one. brother,
Ruth NJ. Ross; other relatives and
friends also survive From 4 2
may call AZ the Hoffman Funeral
funeral services viii Be- hsld AZ
10 noon Tuesday, June 4. the
. Rev N, CECIL Mills officiating
Interment Arlington National Gem
etery To-
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June 5, 1858, FLORENCE REED
Of 210l New Hampshire ave. NV,
Apt. 205. daughter Of the late
ton Reed Also surviving are other
relatives and many friends. Notice
q funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS By
MCGUIRE, Inc. 10
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STEWART, FRANCIS CHARLES. On

Wednesday, june 5, 1903, AZ Freed
mems Hospital. Mr.. FRANCIS
CHARLES STEWART Of 1i0s n
Gretchen Stewart. Also surviving
are one daughter, Mrs. Barbara
Lovers. one sister Mrs. Lula. Wash
ington; one aunt, Mrs. Emma Miller;
four cousins one grandson and q
Remains resting at the John II.
Rhines Co. Funeral Home. 3Oi5
18th st, ne. (ample parking facili-
ties), where friends may call after
pm; Monday, June 10, where
Tuesday. June IL, at 1880 pm.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. 10
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"rAi issS an Il Northern y iH b ses
tors Hospital ELLA wHALEN Of
500 Foxwood Nook. Pals Church,
"a, beloved Tothssr ,,. q Helen 3
Elsie Dryer OF Boston, Mass sister
OF Margaret T, Io'Donoushue OF
yived By seven grandchildren.
Friends may cali At the Murphy
funsr, i HONE jas c?lumeis PKG.
recitation OF the Rosary At $40
pm Monday, June 10. REQUIEM
Mass viii b. offered az p.3O am.
Tuesday. june II. Al 81 Anthony's
Church. Pals Church, Va. In
ton Mass 10
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dUhDOUk, WILLIAM. on saturday,
HOSPITAL wi wirLISMsO r Eu TS5ssiRs'9 ~
1911 Franklin 50 ne. He leaves 4
mother. Mrs. Eta Murdoch Of High
Point, N. c.. many nieceS and
nephevs, other relatives End friends.
Friends may call Tuesday. June II I,
between and 10 pm. 81 the fu-
neral home OF Alexander 8. Pope.
~ Inn - ~ a. " whs5 sa funeral ssr r
~, At 10 am. the Rev Bchiebel
Of the Mount Oliyet Lutheran Church
officiating, 1nterment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. II
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HOWARD. GEORGE s., ST.. In mem
DRY Of our loved one. GEORGE
8. HOWARD. ST.. who left US two
years ago today. June 10. 1851.
Loving memories never die
As years roll on and days pass by.
Deep In our hearts the memories
are kept
OF the one We loved and will never
forget.
DEVOTED WIFE. LAURA. AND
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n and members OF Jonathan
~ Davis consiStory, No. /,
are hereby notified TO be
present at the Jarvis Fu-
N neral Home. 1892 You ct.
WH NV, at 10 midnight We'd
nesday. June ~. 1883. for
the funeral Of the late sublime
prince. JOHN W. TAYLOR.
CHRIS R. TYREE.
nlustrous Commander and Chief
JOSHUA b. LAWIN0S.
Keeper OF the Seal and Archives.
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ROSENBERG, MIRIAM @. Suddenly a

Monday. June 10. 1868. at her resi-
Chase. Nd, MIRIAM q. = Ro osIi Snscs
beloved wife of DR.. Morris Rosen-
berg and devoted mother Of Steve
and Judy. Rosenberg. Funeral serv-
ices at the Bernard Danzansky a
NV. parking facilities adjacenO
on Tuesday. June IL. at 10 am,
Interment Adas Israel Cemetery, Me-
mortal week. 1920 Western ave,
Chevy Chase. Nd II
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MI Say JaD. ass p k en- SaIST
S ssfsAnss SSf0l'a II ans UL b4.dsS
blvd. Chevy Chase. Nd. aunt Of
Nell D.. MeDermott, James c. Hay
ME and Col. James G. Mcfarland.
Services At the oo 9; I; Hines Co.
on Tuesday, June IL, at III am,
parking facilities). Interment Ma
tional Memorial Park Cemetery. 10
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lgE2S;sets 5soyAtISy!s li s,le HSI1 ss.:
Of c. Frederick and Robert y Muir.
ray, brother Of Catherine p. and
vivsd By two srandehiidrsn' Friends
may call At the De Vol Funeral
Home. 2222 Wisconsin ave. NV
from 70 pm. and 7 70 Q pm,
SUNDAY ana Monday, June y and
10. REQUIEM Mass will b. offered
y. Holy Trin nS SngFSn; S ysn, 'nd
a $3.50 am. 1nterment Arlinston
National Cemetery. 10
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ERicK boUoIAs MILLER Of 1889
18th St, NV. husband Of Mrs:
Fannie Yardley Miller, father Of
surviving are three srSndchildTen SC
eight great-grandehildre one sis
ter, Mrs. Eunice E. HightoWer Of
sardis, miss; one brother. jack
other relatives and many friends.
From = 70 1890 pm. Monday,
June 10, friends are invited to
call at the MCGUIRE Funeral Home,
1870 9th St NV, from Q am, to
mains will lie in state AZ the
Metropolitan A. M. Z. Church,
15lS M 81. NV. where services
will be held at 1 pm. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Knox
vile. Tenn" papers please copy
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On Sunday. June ., 1858. at
LAURA HELEN NELLIE1 LEI.
SHEAR. beloved wife OF the late
Elbin Leishear of Brinklow, Nd. /:
Mother Of Miss Frances M. Leishear,
Mrs. Margaret L. Spencer, Ralph c.,
Harold T. and Bernard W. Lei
shear shear sister OF Mrs; J. g. Kemp;
Also foster son, Paul @. Dougherty'
eight grandchildren and four great
grandchildren. Friends may call at
the Francis H. Barber Funeral Home,
LaytonSville, Nd. where services
will be held on Wednesday, June IL,
at pm. Interment Woodside
Cemetery. Brinklow. Nd. IL
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B. 9Sas sUINIGSSs a. NAY QUINCY q ErMidasyY
st. NE, beloved wife Of the late
William Baker, mother OF Mrs. Mary
Kate Grams. Also survived by two
grandsons, Friends may call at
hieys runerai home, 52OO hnoae
where services will be held on
Tuesday, June IL, at 10 am. Rela-
tives and friends INVITED. Inter
ment In Knoxville, Nd Visiting
hours Monday, June 10. from
1 pm. to 10 pm.
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UAkkIsUN' ELLA BkECHEMIN. on
Sunday. June 9, 1868. at Sacred
Heart Home, ELLA BREcHEMIN
Garrison OF Philadelphia, Pa. and
beloved mother OF Mrs. w. M.
Reher. Mrs. c. K. Eckert and Mrs.
j. O. Hager. There also are two
grandchildren, two great-grandchil-
dren, three sisters and one brother
Services and interment private on
Tuesday. June H. ARRANGEMENTS by
the Takoma Funeral Home. (Phila-
delphia, Pa. papers please COPY.
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SCOTT. HERBERT JOSEPH. On Friday,
June 1888. HERBERT JOSEPH
SCOTT Of 5312 Sth ST. NV. Notice OF
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS By
y Jarvis.
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TAYLOR, CHARLES. On Sunday, June
10. 1858, CHARLES TAYLOR OF
beloved husband OF Mary p. TAYLOR
brother Of L. c. Taylor Of CO.
lumbana, Ala; Jess Taylor Of
Bruton. Ala: Mrs Emmit Mccall Of
Clayton. Ala. Friends may call at
the Nalley Funeral Home. 5000
Rhode Island ave. at Eastern ave.
ne. Notice Of funeral later.
TYLER. BOYD NJ. On Saturday. June
s. 1858, Of 1910 18th ST. NV.
formerly OF 1912 Hanna pl. sc.
Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
ments by Henry s. Washington q
sons. 10
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MOsCA. ANTONIO. In loving mem
DRY Of our dear husband. father and
passed away twelve years ago to-
day. June 10, 1851.
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Ellen w. on sat-
ggrday; June 3; 1888; At Doctors
tin SehsEaLrE ana it sue & John 0i
Raymond and Jessie Walter. Also
survived By two brothers, Richard
and Edwin Walter. Friends may
call at the Money a King Funeral
Home. III West Maple ave, Vienna,
Va, where services will be held on
Tuesday, June II, at I:3O p.n.
lnterment Arlington National Gene
terry. 10
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June ). 1893, EMILY n. se GALE.
HER Of 5o13 Allen I'd, Yorktown
Thomas s. Galleher, sister Of Mrs
Margaret Bond, Miss Mary Nc
Namara. Mrs. Sarah Wilson and
Ambrose Mcnamara. Remains rest
ing at the Collins Funeral Home.
1921 l4th st. NV. REQUIEM Mass
at the Church OF the Little Flower.
1901 Massachusetts ave-, on Wednes-
day. June IL, at 10 am. Interment
Gate of Heaven Cemetery II
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In the Korean War, he was
commanding officer Of the Sd
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nEED, AGNES. On Saturday, June 8,
R HseS; e her Ter hone ,,v we;smSEs p.
loved wife Of the late james keed
mother Of Estelle Donaldson, May
belle Demory, James, Earl and will
lam Reed, She also is survived By
~ grandchildren. Friends may call
At the Tyson Wheeler Funeral Home,
1881 East MONTGOMERY ave. Brock
vile pike). Rockville, Nd. Services
at st. Mary's Catholic Church, Rock
vile, Nd, where Requiem Mass will
be offered Tuesday. June IL, at $40
am. Interment 81. Mary's Cemetery
10
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day. June s. 1868. at her residence,
1905 Delafield pl. NV, MARY LOU
FRAMPTON,- daughter Of the late
owen and Laura Frampton. Re-
mains resting at Hysong's Funeral
Home, 1900 N ST. NV, where serv-
ices viii be held on June IL at 2
pm. Interment in Rock Greek
County Nd psper pIease eony Ia
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MhUuEMl JUN Y. On Sunday, JUNE
y, 1858, at Arlington Hospital. JOHN
F. kROGER OF 1880 Yosemite dr.
Alexandria, Va. beloved husband OF
Mary c. kroger. father Of DeirdrC
E f. KTSss d p senss q Mrs Ms.s shs s,
tives and friends may cali at thu
Collins Funeral Home, 1921 14th st
NV, from 3 TO 5 pm. and to {
pm. Monday and Tuesday. Services
at the above funeral home or
Wednesday. June II, at / pm. In.
terment Arlinston National Gene.
terry. IL
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\, 1868. at the Washington Hos
pltal Center. CONSTANCE r. LANE
OF 1928 Stmms pl. me-. beloved
wife OF Allen Lane, daughter OF
Eleanora and Charles Richie. mother
OF Peggy Richie. She also Is survived
BY three grandchildren, two sisters
and one brother. other relatives
and friends. The late Mrs. Lane
may be viewed at the Stewart Fu-
neral Home, 80 II st. me-. after 2
pm. Tuesday. Funeral Wednesday,
632 18th st. ne, at IL am. The
Rev. RAYMOND r. Robinson officiat-
Ing. Interment Piney Point. Nd. IL
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Z, 1868. at his residence, SSiS
G croHut st., ,P5ih iissdelphis' Pa,
Howard Z. Powell, IT,. OF Phiiadei-
phia. Pa; brother OF John T. King
OF Baltimore, Nd. Friends may call
at the Lee Funeral Home, Attn st.
and Massachusetts, ave. me-, after
services will be held on tuesday,
June IL, at 1880 am, Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery in
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MOTHER. SISTERS AND BROTHER.
CROCE, BUDDY. Ny beloved grand
son, who passed away threes years
ago today, June 10, 1860.
Only God and I know how much
loved you and miss you.
MANA
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GASkINS, MABEL 2. On Monday.
MRS. MABEL E. oAsKiNs Of sis5
3sth ST. NV. sister Of Miss Florence
Eichmann Of Lancaster, Pa. She also
\ Is survived BY three nieces. Friends
NAV call at 0awler's Chapel, wis.
ave. at Harrison ST. NV. parking
on premisesl. after IL noon Tues
day. Notice OF services later. IL
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JONES, JAMES B. In loving memory
Of our beloved husband and father,
JAMES B. JONES, who departed
this life seven years ago today, June
10. 1855.
Sleep on. Dear. and take your rest.
We love you, but God loves you best.
LOVING WIFE. EVA c. JONES;
DAUGHTER. ALICE c. JOHN
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FANNIE c. A tribute Of
love TO the memory Of our dear
mother, FANNIE c. MORROW. who
ago today, June 10, 1928.
Until memory fades and life departs
You will live forever in our hearts:
Times takes away the edge OF grief,
But memory turns back every leaf.
God is good, His will be done.
DAUGHTERS NELLIE, SALLY AND
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Banned Neves, Ycozo
Miss San Fernando

ARCADIA, Calf, Jan. ~
CAP) There's no shortage OF
entries In todays $50, ,000-added
San Fernando Stakes at Santa
Anita. Fifteen 4-year-olds are
entered
Ralph Neves, regular pilot OF
favored Native Diver, was sus-
pended for five days and Native
Diver will 80 with an alter
nate rider, Bill Shoemaker.
Anothsl fiye-day suspension
pulled Manuel Ycaza out Of to-
days festivities. but Grid Iron
Hero. his mount, was scratched
anyway because Of an injury
Shoemaker will Join his
grounded rivals next Tuesday
when a five-day suspension
slapped on him becomes effec-
tive. Shoe was set down by the
steward because he crossed over
with his mount, Almanac, with
out sufficient clearance In
Thursdays sixth race The
could be costly for
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CupitoI Project
To Get RuiIino

The contractor on the new
subway between the Capitol
and the Rayburn House Office
Building has agreed to put
safety railings around the 400
foot-long excavation that is
about Is to 80 feet deep.
The Intercounty Construc-
ton Corp, of Hyattsville. was
cited by the District Industrial
Safety Board on December 81,
January 2, 3 and 4.
1t appeared a jurisdictional
dispute might loom between the
District and the Architect of
the Capitol. But D. Stafford
Kelley, construction supervisor
for the Architect of the Capt.
tol, said the case was closed
and the contractor would
comply. The excavation runs
across the southwest grounds
Of the Capitol to the new
building.
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Lukers Keep
SIuteCIeunin
Coast Rivalry
BY the Associated Press

That Pacific Coast rivalry in
the National Basketball Associ-
alton is turning into a runaway
for Los Angeles streaking
Lakers.
Putting on a Second-half
surge last night, the Lakers
knocked off the San Francisco
Warriors, 134-l29. The victory
was the eighth straight for
Los Angeles and gave the
Lakers a 6-for-6 record against
San Francisco this season-the
Warriors first on the East
Coast.
Elsewhere in the NBA, subs
John Havlicek and Frank Ram
sey played key roles as the
Boston Celtics whipped the
Syracuse Mats, 134-117. and the
Detroit PistonS outlaSted the
Chicago Zephyrs, 116-1l2.
Wilt Chamberlain broke his
cwn Cow Palace record with
81 points and the Warriors LEI
by as many as 18 points. bu'
the Lakers, again paced by El.
gin Baylor and Jerry West
proved too hot to hold off.
West scored 38 points anc
Baylor added 35.
The result boosted the
Lakers' Western Division leaC
to six games over st. Louis and
dropped San Francisco to
fourth. one-half game behind
Detroit.
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Jane Fonda Asks
Films, Not Loot
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

Bacall are deluged with Broad
way and movie play scripts
that would have them appear
ing together, but the right
script hasn't come along yet.
Melina MercOuri never says
Call me Melina." She says,
Tell me Melina."
*#
Producers who feel American
picture-making is on the way
out should see the enormous
lines in New York around "Da-
vid and Lisa" a truly great
picture, and Freud" is doing
we'll, I hear; also "Phaedra."
But the Metropolitan newspa-
per strike has cut into some
of the movies that started after
1t began some five weeks ago.
Richard Quine, famous as the
director of Paris When 1t Siz-
zles," and former beau Of Kim
NOvak, attended a party recent
ly at the home of ROsalind Rus
sell in Hollywood. The guests
included such stars of the past
as Bonita Granville, Richard
Arlen, Ann Shirley and Virgin
la Grey. AS Quine entered Roz
called out, Welcome to the
Late Show"
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NEWS OF MUSIC
Pro Musico Digs Deep
Into Old Spain

of the program was thet lovely
sound of the portative organ
and the regal, both built re-
Gently by the Dutch builder,
Flentrop. The playing of the
instrumentalists was quite ca
pable.
On the whole, I enjoyed the
program. 1 was fascinated by
the music, most of which l
had never heard before. I dc
have some acute and gnawing
reservations about certain fea-
lures Of style and of instru-
mentation. l suppose that this
sort of display is a necessary
step in the revival of old music
1t must be sold, in an arty ano
exaggerated way, to stimulate
enough interest so that in g
generation or so a real feeling
for the style and content Of the
music emerges.
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him, making him miss three
rich stakes - the San Miguel
Wednesday, the Santa Maria
and the San Marcos Handicaps
on Saturday.
Two Of the three riders who
we're thrown In a pileup in
Thursdays first race had
mounts slated In the San Fer
nando. Rudy Campas and
Angel Valenzuela escaped in
jury. Dale Long suffered a
fractured vertebra,
Native Diver will carry top
weight Of 100 pounds In the
feature. Crimson Satan will
carry 1T and will be ridden by
Herb Hinoiosa, who is flying
In from Florida.
Also TO carry 1T are L. c.
Howard's Comic, with Braulio
Baeza In the irons, and Rancho
Rio Hondo's indian Blood. with
Bill Harmatz. All the others
carry ia
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High School
Basketball
RESULTS YEsTERpAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Annandale 66, Lee SO.
BladensburE 81, High Point 81.
Blair go, Richard MONTGOMERY as.
Bulls 81, QuantieO 81.
Calvert Go. SO. Gwynn PARK 35.
Carroll SO, Good Counsel i6.
Chamberlain go, AnacOstia Sc.
Coolidge 81, Western so.
DeMatha so, Maekin ~ t2 O.TD
Dunbar 80 Roosevelt i6.
DuNal SO, Central 65.
Eastern 6b. SpinEarn ~.
Einstein 90. PeaTy 49,
Is.
George Washington 8s, Madison 40.
GOnzaga ~, Woodward Prep, ~.
Hammond 81, Fairfax 81.
Hoffman Boston 81. POmOnkey 80.
James Wood, 81, George Mason a..
LAekey 13, Great Mills 81.
LandOn ~, Friends 80.
LaPlata so, OXOn Hill 90.
Laurel 30. Damacus 2s
LeonaTdtown 81 Neale 81.
Luther-Jackson 10, Carver SIS.
Marshall G6, Warrenton ~.
George Marshall 81, Edison as.
Mclean ~, Osb0urn -,
Mount Vernon 81, Falls Church a.
NOrthwOOd S5, B-CC %.
Parker-Gray ~, DOUGLASS Of Lees
lufF hFsa
sherwood ~. GaithsrsburE ~,
sprinEbrook 81, whitman 81,
StonewAll Jackson 10, Warren
0unty 10.
81. Adams 30. PriOTy 10
81. Johns BR. O'COnneli 80
SurrAttsville SO, Suitland %
Mckinley 90, Phelps 62
Wakefield Is, yorktown i3
Walter Johnson RG, wheaton SO
WashinEton-Lee IS. stuart ~
GAMES TODAY
landon al Woodbury. Forest. 2
81. Anthony's AZ Episcopal
Loudoun VALLEY al Hernd0n, B.tA
CIV al Wakefield, n
Yorktown az Hammond, \
Mount Vernon al Madison \
Fairfax AZ OshouTn,
stuart az Falls Church,
Mclean al Lee, \
Groyet0n AZ vel, \
B.CC AZ Good Counsel, \
Wheaton AZ Pear.
P0oiesyilie az whitman,
Jennie Dean AZ paTkeTsGray,
Union al Luther Jackson, Z $3.50
Je0fEe Mason AZ Marshall \
GOnlaga AZ O'lonnell,
81 Johns az Carroll, I
~. Mary's az Ryken, $3.50
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county, elected a chairman and
agreed that any controversial
legislation affecting agencies
which provide bi-county serv-
ices would be discussed by the
entire group.
Some legislators have threat
ened to try to curb the powers
of the Maryland National Cap
ital Parks and Planning Com
mission and the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commits
sion, while others want their
authority expanded.
Power Indicated
While the immediate object
was to head off feuding over
the bi-county agencies, some
saw the development as a step
toward making the Washington
suburban area a more potent
force in the Legislature.
One reason the Eastern Shore
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StateGOIfBody
Shows Profit

The Maryland State Golf
Association has Just concluded
0ne of the most successful sea-
IONS in its history, David Halle
Of Suburban told representa-
lives of member clubs last
night at Columbia.
Halle. the MSGA president,
addressed the annual meeting
where Ed Hickey of Columbia
was installed president and
aid the association showed a
net profit of $493.
He added that a record in
'ome of S12.703 was realized
'hiefly through tournament
entry fees, sale of membership
cards and dues, but that there
vas also a record disbursement
of $12,2l0. Silver and cash
prizes were the largest expend-
lures.
Nanny Deitz of Woodholme,
he outgoing president, an
lounced that the course-rating
lroject has been cnmpleted
md that the rating will be
displayed on plaques especially
designed for the association.
These plaques were presented
'ast night to all club represent
tives who attend. Deitz also
aid that 3,840 membership
cards were sold, a record high.