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York's Mayor LaGuardia en- tered in the Presidential pri- mary, apparently to his sur prise?
 2. What nation recently con fscated munitions works owned by NaZis?
 8. Democrat Michael Edel- stein, left, defeated what figure in recent news events in spe- cial New York contest for a congressional seat?
 9. Arturo GOdoy, the fighter who went the full 15 rounds with Joe Louis, is from what nation?
 10. President Roosevelt is sending a diplomatic official to tour Europe to gather infOr- nation on the possibilities of peace. Who is the official?
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g5,n,s YoaR NEWS 10. wEEsk? wTEEE!sk?
Ey The Ap Feature Service

l. What nation is ruled b the worlds oldest dynasty?
 2. The man at right is Java harlal Nehru. Who is he? What has he just demanded of Brit ain?
 3. Will J. Edgar Hoover have to fire FBI agents or can he hire more if the sum allotted to his department by the House appropriations committee is ap- proved?
 4. To what country has ex- Governor Earle of Pennsyl- vania been named minister?
 5. What two Presidential candidates were named as the nations best-dressed politicians at a Cleveland tailorS' conven- tion?
 6. In what state was New
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DOUGLAS INN TO FEATURE
 AMATEUR NIGHT MONDAYS

Beginning tonight and on each Monday>iight from 10 to II o'clock John Marin, proprietor of the Doug las Inn has planned to have special entertainment for his patrons in the form of amateur night.
 Any one desiring to appear on tthese programs, or who can dance sing or play an instrument, should see MT. Marin.
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HIRST IN SEATTLE;
 COMING ON YUKON

General Superintendent Claude M. Hirst of the Office of Indian Af- fairs. Alaska Division, arrived in Seattle yesterday and will return to Juneau on the steamer Yukon, according to word received by his office
 Hirst has been in Washington at tending budget hearings and in Ar kansas on leave,
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NEW OBSERVER F0D WEkThER
 OFFICES HERE

George Denman Is passenger on the Alaska, arriving tomorrow with his wife, and will assume an assistant observers post with the Weather Bureau offices here.
 Denman is a transfer f-onl I-ous- ton. Texas.
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REPORT CARDS OUT

High School students will re- ceive their report cards for the first semester's work on Friday of this week On Thursday grade pu- pills will receive their grades for the period.
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A. r. GhigIione, Wife in Juneau
 For Few Days

A. F Ghiglione. accompanied by Mrs. Ghiglione, the former Alice Palmer, music and art instructor rived here la t evening on the for the Juneau Public Schools, ar
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French experts, under the super visicn of the Academy of Agri- culture, are experimenting in the use of gases obtained from coal and wood for tractors and other farm machinery.
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Hollywood Sighh And Souud5
By Robbin Coons.-

HOLLYWOOD, Cal. Feb. 26-"SWISS FAMILY ROBIN ScreenpIsy by Ferries Gene Towne, Graham Baker Johann David Wyss Directed by Edward Ludwig Principals: Thomas Mitchell Freddie Bartholomew, Terry Kburn. Tim Holt Baby Bobby Qulan, Christian Rub Wray, Herbert Rawiinson
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DOUGLAS
 NEWS
HEALTH EXAMINATIONS
 ARE HEIn AT, CT

Miss M. Oygaard of the Depart ment of Public Health was a visitor at the Douglas Schools today mak- ing routine checkup of weights and height of students.
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work of the producing of Towne and Baker hitherto known only Hoywoods most sarty and consciously scrbe demonstrates that the pair know when lay weakness aside.
 business in their selec initial vehicle they chose the longtime best seller eraurea book that eXas the rather tropic island paradise.
 sereenplay would from hay of the book quite thereon injecting credible line of adventures which otherwise connected The retained and projected thrilling effect
 The Robinsons live England troubled time when the shadow conqueror (Napoleon might well timely connotaon heavy Europe and the people pleasure-mad spelling.
 Father Robinson Mitce his gody distress packs up his protesting family good to
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steamer Yukon.

The couple plan to remain here for five days while MT Ghiglione,
 Assistant Superintendent for the Anchorage district of the Alaska
 Road Commission, attends the Road
 Commission hearings being held in Juneau.
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yAM o.yn CHOCOLATE SHOPS

uncharted island they forced with minds to create their civilization in the usually wilderness Tn the the boys (ot Klburn and Bartholomew performance priggsh flop is excellent comedy) become after their heart and their finally her sqawkng and elects to stay in heaven when ship offering escape
 It's clean high hearted picture generously spced comedy honey thrill the shipwreck the prodigiots electrical storm. #
 BROADWAY MELODY I9sO" Screenplay by Leon George Oppenhemer from story by Jack Me Gowan Schary. Directed Tauros cipas Astare, Eleanor Powell, Murphy Florence Rice Ann
 about the hoofing staire Murphy separated by the through in identity wrong one-but pictures where story doesn't really matter.
 picture dance festival with three film hooters enthusiastically matching their intriguing Cole Powell Astaire and Murphy dance sngy duet settings
 Morgan bumblng through the film with various blondes his with the players ngraatng their roles with couple of speciality acsan amazing jugger and sngerwoked in pleasantly if obviously Melody fills it's niche superior light entertainment
 Old timers incidentally similarity this story to the original "Meody"-n which Page a hoofing team parted by the ~big time"
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Tcday's News 1ooay-Empire
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(Answer on Page Six
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Alegany County Nabs
Meet Of Western
Shore Schools
Wins by 2-Point Margin
In Field Including
1850 Boys, Girls

Allegany County's athletic squad
In photo finish took the third an
nual State of Maryland Western
Shore championships at College
Park yesterday with 60 points scored
over a field Of 1850 schoolboy and
girl athletes from the IA counties
entered in the meet, sponsored by
the State Department of Education.
Anne Arundel County, defending
champ, finished sixth. only 8 points
behind the winning Allegany squad.
Washington and Baltimore Coun-
ties tied for second honors with SO
points each, Frederick was fourth
with S. and Prince Georges fifth
with 50.
Baltimore County lost the meet in
the final event of the day when its
girls softball aggregation was de-
feated in the championship game
by Margaret Brent High School of
st. Marys County.
Allegany Scores Heavily.
Allegany took seven firsts, four
seconds and trio Of thirds and
fourths out of the 80 final events to
cop the crown.
All of the counties, with the ex-
ception Of Garrett. had large dele
cations. CARROTS lone entrant,
Willy Jones of Oakland, came to the
meet at his own expense and man
aged to win a third place in the 95-
pound standing broad jump.
Eight records were broken, with
the outstanding mark made by lanky
Ann Dorm, Anne Arundel County
standing broad jumper, who broke
her own s feet IA inches mark with
jump of feet.
A classy Hyattsville High School
quartet of brunette school girls
lowered the 220-yard high school
relay record by nearly second with
a 264 seconds race.
Lysle Parlett, Annapolis High
School lad, bettered his own 7-foot
8-inch mark in the 80-pound broad
jump class with a 7-foot 9-inch
leap.
Other New Marks.
New records were set in both the
115-pound class and the senior un-
limited running broad jump events.
Martin, Frederick High School lad,
bettered the old mark of 18 feet in
the 115-pound class by 8s4 inches.
In the senior unlimited competition,
Harry Hart, Hagerstown High
School, moved the mark up ga
inches with a jump of 81 feet 5l2
inches.
j. Hohing, Allegany High School,
reduced the junior unlimited 30
yard time of seconds to 845.
Two relay marks were set in the
115-pound $40 and 66o-yard di-
visions. Frederick High Schools
four ran the quarter in 81, and Ale
gany Highs fleet quartet cut the
$50 mark to 1:19.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Berquist Golf Victor
Over Keit|y, Al, al
Congressional

F. E. Berquist defeated DR.. r. A.
Keitly, and 2, in the first round of
the Presidents Cup Golf Tourna-
ment at Congressional Country Club
yesterday.
The tourney, a handicap affair,
will have its second round today,
starting at 10 am.
Third and fourth round matches
will be played next Saturday and
Sunday.
Results of other matches yester-
day:
First hsht,,Dr, Noah Pomeroy defeated
fsated T. B, conlyn, up 81 holes; J. E.
P: Smith defeated J. F. McCarron. 2 up;
H. E. Randle won by default over P. b.
Morelock J.; P: strons won BY default
default over W. L. Frederick.
= Second fisht~G. W. Rule and J, H; Hill
H. and & chPrss e. y %nfer ssIsstsd won
defsus defsstsd yTuns
son defeated z. Mcfarland. ! UP; H. p.
Singer defeated W. e. Hackman. / up; W
W. BAYFIELD, defeated T. E. Hughes, 2 and 1 .
.. Third flight-D: Northrup won by de-
}ested H; D. Quinn; up; r W: seay won
ky default over J, NJ. Strait; H. w. Milland
defeated G. H: McClain, and 3; J. D;
q R. K. Norton won by default over c. j.
s4l; ) and :; !. j. Abbott defeated G G ".
Fourth fishtNc. Underwood defeated L.
~ Barclay 8 and Z; A. J; Bersman drew
bye; j r TRACY, won by default over
Evening star., 1940-06-09

Raysone, Baltimore County; r,s fourth Pfef- tsf
held by Laurel High. ,
Boys 1O0-yard dash. senior unlimited
Won BY Pahrnes washington coHny hirs
T. Fleming. Prince Georges County; fourth.
F. Mattingly, st. Mary's County. Time,
1O35 seconds.
Won n0is BY % Frederick fe County. frederick High
N; Tomlin): second Carroll County; third,
Aesany couny fourth d Iseo1
:35, held by Glen Burnie High School.
~, Boys, 44o.yard relay, junior unlimitsd1
Mongtomery Nom "fhaosi Hsh sehoo pe Of Rockville Il.
Warfield. A. Baushman, L. Hooker, L.
Nichols; snel second; Prince Georges COUNTY; ny:
Arandel eountg r@s seeonds anne
Boys 440-yard relay: senior unlimited
Won by Frederick High School. Frederick
s0raef m a MssIe5 County hsRd hia
Anne Arundel County fourth, Montgomery
county. Time, 47+s seconds.
Boys eeo.yard relay. 115-pound class
c. Moody: second. Washington County;
third. Baltimore County; fourth, Prince
old record. Bladensburs High Oh School;
Boys eeo-yard relay. junior unlimited
seitz. B. Francis: second. Prince Georges
County; third: Montgomery County; fourth,
Allegany County. Time, 1:15+s.
Boys 660-yard relay. senior unlimited
eounts Ss a. 6urs 4lsR Rudd MeT
Ganney) second. Frederick County; third,
Harford County; fourth, Baltimore County.
RS yannp, e. Msr Rsh SmD unSr HG
Hiph
Pfefierkorn, Howard County: third. Holly
day, Washington County; fourth: Baker,
Hagford afford COUNTY; Aeishtt; teet inches.
Blair High school, Monteomery COUNTY;
Arundel County. Height 5 feet inches.
won TaSet Sx Dssh boys
second, K. Ellrick, Baltimore, County; third,
F. RSh Wssh,nston SountZ fourth H.
Soanty second. c. Swami, Charles County;
oaa B. Hood cos1s Ss1tses pOs
Won by ". Tsy%msn. man. Mount Hi Rainier High
kelisy Alsssns yfs County; 0d,lss th,Sd, Hsi,.y
chssass soss cssfsss cssfssss Denss under
Anne Arundel county wv. Helm, b. Kinder,
efa Aaip = .seond csto6ssllie sensS Hsh sRes! scheo
shda1 Baltimore C9Inty third HaserstoEn HiFh
- BOYS high s school yyooiHIeyyball tournament
Won by Central High School, Lonaconing
sSls EiSlsFn m Th0%ss Tinney SssI 5ssI,n
Mcxpne nsvd Tsuder
second, Carroll County; third, tie, Howard
Girls ,hieh school voileyban tournament
Won by Charles County Evelyn Glenn
nts fo1G f. Ga Tr
Rebekah Wilmer, Mable Williams; second
Howard InTEtS Gognty' third Alesany County;
won BY Glen 's BUrnie fe1kipa Hish seSooi, Anne
arundel County (Ethel. Klandros Lorraine
Norwood; Mary Bialek, Ruth Hummer,
Mred MsTs 1sms sos1 ARs shFey
Conway; second, eco Charles ts countya Hy.' Ai'''e"
Boys ,softball tournament. over 115
pounds-Won by Haeerstown High School,
sell r Fryer, r. Morris, A. schnebtby, W r.
Bowers, L; WinserD; second, Alleeany
s%ss Monssene4y se Anes County Aan0e' county
Girls softball tournament--Won by Mar
earet Brent High School st, Marys County
Mabel Knott. Louise Farrell Annie Lacey.
Wyse, Virginia Lyon, Alice Farrell. Sissy
COUNTY; third, Howard; fourth, Washington
~'..' piyision Of Points.
Allesany: go: Washington and Baltimore
q e.Gh .nn. Fssder,ek s5 RFin;e n
J Calvert, 5; Garrett. ~0' f'''0' A''
Evening star., 1940-06-09

in editions Of those publications.
George Rupert is running a big
contest with good cash prizes for
salt water fish, and you can get
entry blanks by writing him at 2l9
East Ninety-second street, New York
City.
OF more local interest Is the
cotton thread and free style
Bowen's Inn tournament at Solo,
snons Of which we wrote last FRI
day and the Western Auto black
bass contest.
The local Western Auto chain Is
offering tackle valued at $40 for first
prize and four other merchandise
awards for the largest black bass
caught in the District Of Columbia.
There is no entrance fee, you don't
have to buy anything, and entry
blanks are available at any Western
Auto store. This contest already is
open and will close on September 80.
Annual Walton Outing.
The next meeting of the local
Izaak Walton League will be the
third annual big outdoor picnic and
shindig at Joe Cox's Farm, Forest
Glen, Md. The affair will be held
this Wednesday, June IL, from 3 to
pm. Cost is 81 for everything
shore dinner, cold cuts, brewed re-
freshments and prizes. If you want
to attend, call either Paul Fako, At
lantic 2929-W. or Jack Litzelman,
Wisconsin 1890. Auto transportation
will be provided for those with no
cars 'r.
Bring your fishing tackle 50
you can take part in the skish
tournament starting at $3.50 pm.
Seventy prizes will be awarded for
various things, some of them door
prizes and others for casting. The
meeting is strictly stag.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
I15-pOund class,
TOy Hreeds

Toy Breeds.
Si. Nki '. zWargleusel WAR Chihuahua,
silvina Febles' Mi Perrito; English toy
spaniel visso 4; E Nielsen's. cero OF
shandor's Asha: japanese spaniel. Brook
dale Kennels To Mo of Teakwood Mex
iean hairless Vsleska Radtke,s Chinito;
Mfs Mrs Va James n Austns ii upP en-
Che LIE Of Matson's Catawba; miniature
Pinscher James J. Geddes,. Duke Of Ged-
dssbqrg; de pomsfsnisn' ., Mrs Vincent Mat.as
James NJ. Austin's ch. Diamond Jim; toy
terrier. Janet Mack's Russelrs
Enslish Wondersigl; toy poodle, Winfield
Yorkshire terrier. Arthur Mills ch. Su-
Group awards-Frst. Pekingese; sec
scher: fourth. pug Best American bred
Pomeranian
p.,oua, Workinr pcss; DS so,,,.
German shepherds, Rancho San Miguel
Kennels .ch. Cotswood of Cosalta: New
foundland Waseeka M KenneIs' ,, eh; Waseeks,s
Of Pastorale: boxers. Mr. and Mrs R. G.
Kettles, jr.'s, ch; Kurass v. D. Blutenau;
seIhsven s Miss LoystS ~ PIN
scher W A. Riemanns Westphalia's Rox-
anna; Eskimos. Waldeck Kennels Islo Of
Wsldeck Z, Great 5r oa Danes r. Stevens ch
of Basqua erie; Komondorock R. H Burd-
sails Pannonia Pastor: mastiffs, Jane
Hepburn Clark's Aldwin Of Altnacraig:
samoyedes, Natalie Rogers Sport OF the
Arctic; Shetland sheep dog. Mike Ken
nedys ch, Merriot MAGISTRATE Of Ardland;
Togo Of Alyeska: ST. Bernards Waldeck
Kennels ch. Basil Won Waldeck: Welsh
Corgi (Cardigan). Mrs. Peter Jays Robin
Welsh Corgi pembroke, Waseeka Ken
nels ch. Lisaye Rattle,
second, boxer; third, old English sheep
dog: fourth Great Dane. Best American
red-Newfoundland.
Obedience Trial Glasses.
Utility--First, Marion H. Shaw's Ger
man shepherd. ARA Of Cosalta c. D. x.
1S9: second, Mrs. w. Taylors Days Shet-
land sheep dog Topaz of Longleish's C. D.
x. "a; third shansri-La Kennels cocker
spaniel. Shanarock's Toby. c. D: x. 1872;
fourth; Glen Antrim Kennels Irish ter
Open B-First. Giralda Farms English
slszs Of Glraids, e D x sf5; sseSnd ssasSh
Elizabeth A. Copeland's Cairn terrier.
w. FAVOR EsSs Bays Shetland Ia % sSeepdos sa pstti. S
paw O'The Picts. C. D: x, 225: fourth,
shansri-La Kennels cocker spaniel, Brook
side Martini c. D., 218.
Open ,A-First. Louis A.. Greenwood's S
Irish setter. Lady Horton; c. p. 23212;
second. Mrs George. 8. Wilbur. IRIS, Ger
man shepherd, Carliss v. D. Vosefeld. c.
D., 232; third Margaret M. Packard's
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Berg-Ja Scrap
For Trans-Miss
Title Looms
Many Of Nations Woman
Golf Sturs in Field
Starting Tomorrow
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, June 8.-National
Champion Betty Jameson of San
Antonio, Tex, and Defending Cham
pion Petty Berg of Minneapolis
head an entry list of approximately
$50 for the Women's Trans Missis-
sippi Golf Tournament opening here
tomorrow.
Match play will begin Tuesday
after Mondays qualifying round
over the Glen Echo Country Club
course.
Miss Jameson shot 2-under-par
IS her first time on the course this
week but predicted Miss Berg would
win her third successive Trans title.
Patty was just as certain there
was no one able to cope with Betty.
Among the other headnners who
will compete are: Kay Pearson,
Houston, Tex; Mrs. Russell Mann,
Milwaukee, Wis. medalist in the
1884 National; Marion Miley, Lex
ington. KY, TRANSMITS champion
in 1856; Beatrice Barrett, Mil
waukee, runner-up In both the
Western Open and TRANSMITS last
year; Phyllis Buchanan of Denver,
1888 winner: Shirley Ann Johnson,
Chicago: Mrs. c. r. McCubbin,
Kansas City; Mrs. w. H. Ainsworth,
Houston.
Two Of COLTS youngest "big time
competitors are entered. They are
Jeanne Cline. 16. Bloomington, ILL.,,
and Phyllis Otto, IS, Atlantic, Iowa
Evening star., 1940-06-09
SuitIondrs Varied Horse Show
Will Be an AN-Doy Affair

Assorted equines will compete in
the horse and pony show staged by
the Southern Maryland Democratic
Club at Suitland, Md, starting at 10
this morning and continuing until
late this evening when hunter and
jumper championships will be
awarded.
After six pony classes and a pony
championship award, 16 horse events
will be held, topped by skyscraper,
scurry, triple bar, open hunters and
Southern Maryland hunters classes.
A large list of prominent WASH
ington and nearby stables are to
compete in the post entry exhibition.
Such stars as Fred Hughes, jr's,
Black Caddy; Lisbeth stieg,s HI Ho,
Gardner Hallman's Lady Jack,
Charles Carrico's Recall, U. s. Ran
Evening star., 1940-06-09

dies Randle's Way, w. o. Welsh's
Elzora, Representative Sasscer's Vir-
ginia Lee, Mrs. N. H. McDowells S
Dunstar, Kitty Smyser's Lurline,
George Mueller's Swing Easy and
Roland Hartman's Greystone and
Dixie are likely competitors.
In the pony events David Belding S
Star Boy, Star Roam and Star Girl; /;
j. M. Magill's Beauty and Billy Boy,
Sam Fowler's Chico and George
Rexrode's Iron Duke and Iron
Duches are expected to lead the way.
The show will be judged by Marga-
ret Cotter and Frank Christmas,
pony classes; William Osborne and
Thomas Trodden, hunters and
jumpers, and Vernon Owen, five
gated saddle class, an added at
traction.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Army, Princeton Score
In Polo Tournament

WESTWOOD. Mass, June 8 (P.-
West Point mallet wielders smother
ed Harvard, 1913, and Princetons
sophomore stars defeated the Uni
versity of Arizona, 1874, in the open
ing round of the national inter-
collegiate outdoor polo champion
ships today at Forbes Field.
Bud Rose and Tiger Romfh, the
sensational Princeton sophomores,
scored seven goals between them as
the crack Princeton four over
powered the first team Arizona has
sent to Eastern collegiate polo wars
in nearly a decade. Charlie Mosse
was effective in Arizonas losing
battle.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
North Westchester
Dog Show Laure|s
Go 10 Setter
Marc Of Moridor Rated
Best; Virginia Entries
Garry Away Ribbons
Star Staff Photos.
BY r. r. TAYNTON,

KATONAH, N. Y, June 8.-Top-
ping the largest entry ever seen at a
North Westchester Kennel Club show
today was the orange-ticked setter,
Oh. Marc of Maridor, owned by the
Prune's own kennels and handled by
Charley Palmer.
Winning best in show is becom-
Ing habit with this dog, which
started his competitive career at the
age of eight months with win at
New York's garden where his litter
brother took best of breed.
Opposed to Marc in the group
was a fawn-colored whippet, Ch.
Nimbus of Meander, a practically
fawless dog, owned by the Meander
Kennels of Locust Dale, Va. From
the working group came the glossy
black Newfoundland, Oh. Waseeka S
Barnacle Bill, owned by Mrs. David
son.
Lady Rowena Of Rowanoaks, the
Harbauer- -owned Bedlington terrier
that has been one Of the strong fac
tors in putting Bedlingtons on the
dog-show map, was first in the ter
rier group while Mrs. James M. Aus
tins Pekingese, Oh. Jimmee Boy,
headed the toy and transporting
groups respectively.
The third largest entry in the
show was the shetland sheepdog
which totaled SO dogs in 118 entries.
Six of these entries were dogs from
Beech Tree Farm at Falls Church,
Va, and in spite of exceptionally
large classes every one of the dogs
got in the money.
Keith Merrill of Herndon, Va, and
Washington had nice win in box
ers with his Yvette of Barmere, which
placed first in the American-bred
bitch class. In chows, Frances En-
lers showed the first open black bitch
in her Lie VOL Lab Nudge. Min
quas Mimelech, Marguerite Jones
miniature schnauzer, placed second
in the open-dog class and her Min
quas Zorina was second in the puppy
bitch class.
Evening star., 1940-06-09

Results.
Sally Miller wv defeated BorRhild
Fond &C.. .6-3., s-3; Rosemary Newman
tA.-N) defeated Frances Lurz Co. 60.
Mehaffey (A-ND, 6-2, 60; Mareo Lee
lRac) defeated Dorette Miller (Natl),
e., s-I: Eleanor voith co defeated
Mrs. Craig (A.-N) defeated Christine
PEBBLES (W). IS, 6-3; Mrs. Fleming
6--2; Shirley Karns iA.-N) defeated
Kathleen Klotz lCD. 6-3 "a; Ruth
Posner (Natl5 defeated Harriette Eikel
IN. PD. e. "a Anne Cullen tRac)
defeated Mary Louise Shivers (Natl).
"a. s-10 I'll; Mary Gass (NatlD de-
feated Alice Morgan M: PD. .6-;5. 7-5:
Papier tRaco, g. 7-5: Dorette Miller
INatl) defeated Eleanor Voith Co. 6-3,
Cd.