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Evening star., 1948-05-02
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY WANTED

HAVE PURCHASER for 10000 SO. 1T.
ground with rail siding; will consider
building on same. F. X. BARRY, ia. $500.
YES, WE DO SPECIALIZE In the sale of
commercial properties: listing solicited
HARRY FRIEDMAN, Broker, Woodward
Bldg. RE. 1855
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sUslAsss PROPERTY wAAvvp.


% t'rms from csn.n sni' sat. tact.
Sts 'eiissfsru r.r eA.m tof small
GOV nioSh once blds ~ lsfst homf IN
hfsl commercial ntea. CtnNSftlbls 70 once
Call MIR DIXON ~ TX $3.50 ,hfoksfJ
vas, w no sPLCiALIxr' IN IN, sal,
ana leAsint oi commercial propsttlts
Llsiins, ,..oltlted HARRY ! FRIEDMAN
B,9.ei wooavsrd Bids RE llad
Oth CLIENT Viii pay cash Tor buildine
located N nv. area embracing sppToA
q 900 20 q Call Mr. DIXON st TX
a1hu. iEroker.l -
HAVE MANY CLIENTS looking for stores
and other commi properties, including
out-oi-town chain store companies list
Call MI Kiely. LEO NJ BERNSTEIN a.
CO 1915 X st nv, NE 54OO. -
YES, WE DO SPECIALIZE" In the sale
and leasing Of commercial properties
listinRs solicited. HARRY J. FRIEDMAN,
Broker. Woodward Bids, RE, 1866.
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100 ACRES of the best apt. land in Ar
GIsbs Hns5on sasn and priced right, all utilities
coon BRfGHrwooD CORNER. 4. 900 so
sSs1. KAY REALTY CO. RA, 300 "a
CSRNER PROPERTY, 25th and Naylor
rd. sc. BELFIORE CO., Realtors, I3Ii
L st. nv, DI $500 =
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L IN
Mr.. SHAEFER, AID. 1926. Sun. and ewes
DU 1000. Ext. 62l
IDLE DOLLARS COST DOLLARS-Four
stories high. four complete apartments and
store rental 1853 monthly. Only S3I 800.
Near ] 1lth and Penn. ave. s.e
- single garages. May be used for
warehouse space: vicinity Of 18th and II
StS, ne: or in a group. 1925 each.
Two-familv duplex Semidetached 4
rooms on each floor. Recreation room in
basement. Live in one, rent the other:
First commercial brick on 14th St Sub
Stantial brick building, store on first floor.
warehouse in rear. three apartments; only
$4,000; must be looked into
Roomlng house. completely furnished.
10 rooms. :: baths; ARRANGED as five apart
ments; only Sl4 800: $4,000 first trust.
Outstanding cash returned in four years,
Modern three STORY brick building plus
two-story brick building in rear. Gross ross
rents $500 yearly. Return 25rc Ap-
poIntment to inspect through WILLIAM j.
ROSENTHAL. RE, $3.50. 1424 x St NV.
COL0RED INVESTORS, take note. Out
standing, 6-unit apt. bldg, modern in
every detail, prewar construction. This
property Will suit the most exacting pur-
chaser and is priced right. Let us show
you this and you must buy. Call now. ST
S3l6 RA. 9149 after s. BLANKEN a.
PRESS. INC, 1924 X st NV .
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sTUnlos FOR RENT.

small private, with gar
qgnu dtSfRRe. PIT mo, Sr,,6 Sa1I NO ls4:,
entire, lSt f.. ) rooms. bath. fully equipped
Tor photography: private entrance front
and rear MI 34HI
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AlAt ssrArs GxcMAhes.

St spsy 'ssss seI. 70: ,,ss ~ y" ,,S... Asss .:
N,n, se,,ns tr.s T'e. ioI ,mmssis,. d,yslop.
IN apartments, commercial or other In.
Soms propsfilss BroksTs co.spsFatlon
oEo. J. MOSS, RssltoT. Shepherd sH0O
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED,

BUNGALOW, on level lot, in North Arlins :
ton; close to bus CAROLINE l. CAMP
BELL; 441l Lee highway. GIL. SO46,
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APT. HUNTING SERVICE

LOOKING FOR AN APARTMENT? Maybe
We can help you. Let our experienced
telephone operators do your hunting for
you. We can handle only 20 more appi-
cations, Small fee. For details address
Evening star., 1948-05-02
APARTMENT SITES FOR SAFE

3 OR 10 UNIT APT. BUILDING, in % G
.or Virsinia. j. MAYNARD MAGRUDER
RtaltOr, Owens 1000. Tu naEo .
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PROPERLY wANrEp
REAL ESTATE WAhTEn

INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL ground
or buildings wanted for sale or lease A. NJ
ROTH. Woodward Bldg. RE 1890
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

ACRE AND HALE Of level ground in
1911 L st n Ne, DI. $500. .
A OF brick bldg
! 200 SO. IT.; near public siding: long OF
short lease. A. NJ. ROTH. RE. 133O, -f
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DRIVE OUT LEE HWY, 4 miles past Falls
Church, to Cedar Lane, turn right hrst
house, new large room bricks; hrst-
class locations.
Also, 5-room BUNGALOW with full bsmt.
h.-w.h. corner lot; over u acre E
HARRISON. FA S446
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COOPERATIVE APIS. wANTEp,
APARTMENI HOUSES WAh1Ep

APT. WANTED fror
owner: 3 or: bedrooms, NV. section; we
Evening star., 1948-05-02

FAIRFAX CouNTY--5-room, prewar brick
with tiled bath, electric refrigerator, cleo
trio range. large living room with nre-
place. screened-ln side porch, full base
ment. recreation. room, oil hot-water heat.
beautiful lawn. Lear garage. with acres
Of land. Located only l6 miles from D. C
Priced for immediate sale at S14 500
In Vienna. Va-Sevcral small homes
for sale priced from S6,5o0 TO 50 so
For COMPLETE information cali ELVAN R
THORPE. Aecnt. Vienna, Va. Phone
Vienna "lO-M. >
OAK HAVEN. FALLS CHURCH-Ranch-
tyne ounsaloUs on i4-acre lots in beauti-
fully. wooded section laree liv. rm with
fireplace and picture window. very sttrac-
tive din. rm.. fully equipped kit with
Besuticraft cabinets and GE S Gu. #.
refgr., tile bath and 3 large bedrms: full
bsmt. with u bath and LARGE attic with
unlimited storage space; gas &C. heat.
Priced at SlJ,95O
Lee hwy. TO Fairfax dr.. turn risht and
continue on Fairfax Or. as 1t becomes Lin
colin ave, STRAIGHT out Lincoln ave 10
Meridian ave. turn risht to open house
lARCHMONT CORP, Builders. FA 45ol
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MI, Pleasant west Of 18th St
apartments unfurnished. S21, 800.
Z apartments, furnished. S23 900
apartments. furnished. $4,000.
rResidence, | rooms, ) baths S26 300
Nh. Nh. SHAEFER, AID. 1886. Sun. and ewes
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PROPERTY FOR SALE

FOUR-UNIT APT, x?I .95O-Semidet brk
ultramooern type, well built. Large bsmt.
Rent. S24:. Finest buy Of its kind. SAM
Evening star., 1948-02-01

The Rev. William H. Kepler ofi-
ciated at the wedding at o'clock
yesterday Of Miss Ruby Ellen De
Hart Of Silver Spring and Mr.. Dom
aid Richard White of Chevy Chase,
which took place in the Northmin-
ster Presbyterian Church. After
the wedding, a reception was held
at Hotel 2400.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ellis Randolph De Hart of
Hillsville, Va. She wore a white
slipper satin gown, with a mar
duisette yoke trimmed with seed
pearls. Her skirt fell into a train
and q Juliet cap of seed pearls held
her veil OF illusion. She carried
white roses and gardenias.
Mrs. Earl r. De Hart was Watron
of honor for her sister-in-law. She
had on aqua satin and she wore
headdress of brandywine roses
matching her arm bouquet. Ths
bridesmaids were Miss Kitty Prich.
ard and Miss Joan Nicholl. Theil
gowns were maize satin and they
carried American beauty roses
They also wore headdresses OF the
same flowers.
Mr.. william A. Fitzpatrick was
best man for the bridegroom, whe
is the son of the late Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur F. White of Chevy Chase
The ushers were the Messrs. Ear
De Hart, brother of the bride; Ray
mond w. and Arthur F. White
brothers OF the bridegroom, ane
Harry E. Schwind.
After a wedding trip to the Pocont
Mountains, the couple will make
their home in Washington.
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,Woftanaaa-Sstyes..
Ceremony Held

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip sures an
nounce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter. Miss Bebe Sures. to Mr.. David
Workman, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Workman. The ceremony took
place at O'Clock last evening at the
Broadmoor Hotel, Rabbi Hugo
ESchin oficiating.
The bride was given In marriage
by her father. She wore . gown
Of white satin, fashioned with =
basque bodice and hustle. Her mn
ger-tip veil OF illusion fell from .
Juliet cap OF seed pearls and she
carried . bouquet Of white carna-
|tions, jnterwoven with white sweet
peas and lilies Of the valley.
The brides sister, Mrs. Andre Far
ber Of Philadelphia, was mAtron Of
honor and Mr.. Martin Goldberg
was best man.
After their honeymoon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Workman will reside In WASH
iugton.
Evening star., 1948-02-01
Brooks
Continued From Page DID

ciso Ramos, who has been charge
daffaires during the Ambassadors
absence, and Mrs. Ramos have
given q series of dinner parties.
The Second Secretary of the En-
bassy and Mrs. Octavio L. Maloles
shared tonors last week with Dr..
and Mrs. Leopoldo Ruiz and Mr..
and Mrs. Romeo Busuego who
shortly will leave for London. DR..
Maloles will serve as Second Secre-
tary of the Philippine Legation
which soon will be established in
London. Mr.. Ramon Fernandez has
been appointed minister there and
will have serving with him, Mr..
Jose Imperial of the Consulate in
San Francisco who will be First
Secretary. Mr.. Busuego will be
the vice Consul In London. DR..
Ruiz, wf10 has been Second secre-
tary of the Embassy here, Will 60
Ito Chicago to establish a consulate.
The Colombian Ambassador and
Sonora de Restrepo-Jaramillo were
hosts at luncheon yesterday In the
Embassy, which was another OF the
farewell parties being given for the
retiring Chairman of the Board OF
Governors of the Pan American
Union and Sonora de Rocha.
The Canadian Ambassador and
Mrs. Hume Wrong are in New
York where they went for the
dinner Friday evening, OF the Ca
madam Society. The Ambassador
was the guest speaker.
The Counselor of the Canadian
embassy in Paris and Mrs. Charles
Ritchie were in Washington for a
day or so last week and were enter
tanned at dinner by the Ambassador
and Mrs. Wrong. =,
Senorita. Hilda Vallarino, daugh-
ter of the former Panamanian Am
bassador and Sonora de Vallarino
will be back in Washington Thurs
day for several parties which are
planned for her. She is in New
York with her mother for a week
and will bid the latter bon voyage
when she sails Wednesday for the
Isthmus. DR.. Vallarino has been a,
home for some time preparing fol
his campaign for the Presidency anc
resigned as ambassador here early
in the year. The appointment oi
his successor has not been made
officially but Senor Octavio Valla.
rino, a distance cousin of the recent
envoy. is expected to take over the
affairs of his Government In Wash.
ington,
Popular Senior Don Raul Diez d.
Medina is in town for the week end
coming down from New York where
he has assumed his new duties a.
Bolivian representative on the Unit
ed Nations Committee on Palestine
Evening star., 1948-02-01
Summer Weddisep

Mrs. Mabel Van Mover announces
the engagement Of her daughter,
Miss Lillian Gaye Carver. to Capt.
Harold Draeger, M. G., U. s. n, son
of the Rev. Frederick Draeger Of
Los Angeles and the late Mrs. Drae-
ger. The. wedding win take place
in the early SUMMER,
Miss Carver attended st. Mary's
School for Girls in New York and
the George Washington University.
Capt. Draeger was graduated from
the University Of California Medi-
cal School and now is stationed at
the Naval Medical Research Insti-
tute in Bethesda.
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Becomes EHfa9ed-

Mr.. and Mrs. barney susser an
nounce the eikasement Of thei,
daughter, Miss Bsrnice Jane sus-
ser, to Mr.. william Adlai Mann
sol, of MIR. and Mrs. Adlai Mann.
MIR. Mann is = graduate Of the
School Of Foreign Service ot
Georgetown University and durint
the war served In Europe with the
18th Infantry Division.
Evening star., 1948-02-01
ANWOHNc cen2eNt

Mrs. Mollie Mason announces the
engagement OF her daughter. Miss
Nancy Mason, daughter OF the late
Mr.. Joseph Mason, to Mr.. Murray
|Scher, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
|Scher. The wedding win take place
Nav 8.
Evening star., 1948-08-15
Lynn's LohoIo Wins Cup Race;
Lomburdo Boot Breaks Down

135-hydroplane Tommy Boy in the
second heat, but headed for the
pits after his fuel ran low. He has
only 7 miles of running in Tommy
Boy.
Lahala recorded the fastest
speed Of the day in the first lap of
the opening heat-71.713 miles an
hour. This might have been due
to the fact Lombardo pushed his
Ventnor racer very hard. Lom-
bardo took an early lead but on the
back stretch he slowly fell back as
Lahala, driven by Norman Lauter-
bach of Ventnor, N. j., forged into
the lead.
On the upper turn of the fatal
third lap for the band leader, Guy
started moving into the lead again,
but, then he slowed to a sickening
halt, his week end finished.
First Heat $50 miles,: 1-Lahala, Harry
Lynn, Lake Hopatcong, N. j.; 2-Tempo
Pear aqy ~ aeary seat eegos gocfve IL 4 cense
I, Z, i, did not finish. Time, 33:35. Speed,
Second Heat go miles): 1-Lahala;
MPeaal a-ipsaan "; saTommy IT NM Boy Joe Palmer,
not stars ao III Zine. ah'sn 514s speed
. 'F1G Third n'iH;at Heat go miles,: Pearl w;
I2-Lahala, did not start. Time 3s 90.
Total points: Lahala. 800; Pearl ".
Evening star., 1948-08-15
|Gardner's S Rally Tops
Hair for Golf Crown
AT Washington Club

Three down at the end of 20 holes
of the washington Golf and Coun-
try Club championship final, Big
Jim Gardner staged a tremendous
rally to rout Harold Hair, 5 and s,
for the title in a scheduled 36-hole
match yesterday.
Hair was about 2 over par in the
morning as he took l-up lead
into the lunchtime intermission. He
birdied the first and second holes
of the afternoon round to take
a Sup lead and then saw his
touch completely desert him.
Gardner, the former Iowa State
champion and winner of the Indian
Spring Invitation this spring, went
to work on Hair after they halved
the 21st hole.
Gardner wdh four of the next
six holes to take a dup lead at
the end Of 27. He started the last
nine with birdie and ended the
match on the 18th, or 33d hole,
with conceded birdie. The new
champion played par golf In the
afternoon round.
Hair went u over par for the
last IL holes of the match after
taking the lead over his heavily
favored opponent. Gardner sue
ceeded Claude Rippy, who did not
compete, as champion, and avenged
a defeat Hair handed him In the
semif1nal round last year.
Evening star., 1948-08-15
By MoIcoIm Lomborne, Jr.
Star Stoff Correspondent

CAMBRIDGE, Md, Aug. IA
Harry Lynn, textile manufacturer
of st. Louis, Mo-, and Lake Hopat-
cong, N. j., today gave his brand
new $65 900 Gold Cup racer, Lahala,
its first shakedown and incidentally
won the first Gold Cup sponsored by
Cambridge Yacht Club.
A crowd estimated at $4,000, lining
the shores of the choppy Choptank
River and aboard yachts. saw the
mahogany-hull racer take two out of
three heats against a disappointing
field.
Guy Lombardo's Tempo vi of
Freeport, L. l., was the only other
Gold Cup boat to show up, but she
dropped out in the third lap of the
first 30-mile heat with broken
exhaust manifold.
: Lombardo, who has his sights on
such races as the Red Bank Sweep
stakes next week and the Gold Cup
at Detroit week later, decided to
call it day.
Avail eii0 oA6SCoG ulySIcry Ol Glle
week end was the whereabouts of
Morlan Visel of Los Angeles, who
repeatedly left the West Coast 10
days ago with his new Hurricane
Nv, bound for Cambridge.
With Tempo vi out. the race set
tied down to merry-go-round be-
tween Lahala and Pearl Nv, a 225-
cubic-inch hydroplane driven by
Henry Sleek of Rockville Center
L. I. Pearl Nv won the final heat
after Lahala failed to come out
from the creek due to ergine trou-
BILE.
But total points Of soo-4oo for
the first and 400 for the second
heats gave the gold cup to Lahala
Pearl w, which failed to finish the
first heat, totalled 700 points.
Ironically, Sleek would have
taken home the cup If he had only
finished the first heat.
Joe Palmer Of Arlington, Va.
made a brief appearance in his
Evening star., 1948-08-15
Federal Tennis Tourney Paced
BY HippenstieI and Leovens

zef defeated Addison. 1-s, 6-3. So;
Evans defeated May, 6-2, 6-3: Hip
penstiel defeated Langbart, 60, 60;
Bassett defeated Hacken, e.. 81
60, BURGESS defeated Menu, 81, g.;
Manson Manson oetessa defeated 'otSiRn Fuier, 90. SLs;
Shore defeated Swinford, 60, 60;
Leighton defeated Keller, e., 6-3;
Herbert D. Christianson. 60, 6-3: Dun
ham defeated Field, 60, 6-1.
Today's PairinEs.
10 a.m.--Men's singles: Hippenstiel VS.
Burgess Bassett VS.. Carpouses, Clifford VS.
Taylor, Evans VS.. Manson, Leayens vs.
VS.. Herbert. Powell VS.. Wenzel
10 a.m.-Women's singles: Estes vs.
Fond, Barry VS.. Polizes.
II a.m.-Men's doubles: Hitch ant
Fisher VS.. Holman and Partner, Heiskel
and Partner VS.. Fuller and Miner. Hippen.
stiel and Farrin VS.. Dentel and Christian.
son, Crowell and McCutcheon VS.. Marker
and Partner, Cox and Palfrey VS.. Field
IL noon-Men's doubles: Leavens and
Adair VS.. Reitz and johnson.
pm.-Men's doubles Keller and
Reyes VS., Bassett and Partner, Shipmar
and Kotz VS.. Wheeler and McMasters
Taylor and McPadden VS.. Evans and Mayer
Manson and Dunham VS.. Fisher and Part
p.m-Men's doubles: Powell and Evan,
8 p.m.---Men's doubles: Potter and Bur.
CESS VS.. Winner Ritch-Fisher. VS.. Holman
p.m.@Women's singles: All women's
auarter-nnal singles will be played at z
pm.
Evening star., 1948-08-15
By Angelina J. CorobeIli

Cheerie McKee's Lady Jack
brought back nostalgia memories OF
former high jumping days as the
l4-year-old veteran champion, max
Ing her first appearance this year
took the jumper tricolor over a
formidable turnout, at the Indian
Head (Md.) Lions Club Horse Show
held yesterday at the southampton
Raceway, Bryans road, Md. Reserve
to Lady Jack was Charles Gartren's
Reno Kurd from Baltimore. Md,
who Is the current Maryland State
jumper champion.
In the Hunter division Tony
Auth's Xmas with 10 points was the
champion, placing over Mr.. and Mrs.
Gardner Hallman's versatile Gray
Lark who finished l point behind.
The housekeeping division was a
nip and tuck affair between Earl
Plummer's Shadow Man and Mr..
and Mrs. Warner e. Humphreys
f1ashy gated horse Idle Boy. Both
horses earned 8 points, in the
quality judging to break the tie
Judges Trodden and Haymaker gave
the nod to Idle Boy.
Gardner Hallman piloted the
spectacular Lady Jack to wins in
both the warm-up and the knock
down-and-out and placed in the
knock down and out to score 13
points. Reno Kurd with his owner
in the saddle was winner OF the
touch-and-ou and placed in both
the warm-up and the knock-down-
and-out for total of II points.
Sixteen-year old Cecilia Yeatman
starting her show career had the
mount on Tony Auth's seldom
shown Xmas. Ciel had perfect
round to win both the open and
the ladies for her score. The de-
pendable Lady Jack alternately
ridden by her owners scored a win
in the working hunters was second
in the open and third in the ladies.
Ridden by 11-year-old Bruce Fales,
Gray Lark was winner of the Junior
hunters.
Another CONSTANT winner during
the day was Mrs. Ethel Kerrs lovely
golden Palomino who accounted for
five ribbons during the day per-
forming in both hunter and jumper
Evening star., 1948-08-15
Jones' Cocker Wins
Capital City Show

A young cocker spaniel with an
enviable record of best-in-match
wins here and in Maryland and
Virginia events chalked up another
yesterday when he topped the Capt.
tai City Cocker Club match, held at
Hains Point. He Is Cinderella's
Star Design owned by Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph P. Jones of Cabin John and
the opinion of the judge, David Wal
drip, in putting him over the 50-odd
entries there was heartily applauded
by a large gallery. Best of opposite
sex to Star was a Catonsville, Md.
visitor, Fulling's Miss Spreckles, q
parti-color owned and shown BY
Miss Ruth Benhoft.
Best of variety in the ASCOB en-
tries ANY solid color other thar
black" also was an out-of-towner
the male Jumbo's First Try, owned
by J. T. Cambloe of Charlottesville
Va. Best of variety in pari-colors
went to Alderbrook's Bengal Light
male, owned by Mrs. Ralph S. Rob-
erts of Washington. Honors were
divided in the Roberts family, a.
Mr.. Roberts was chairman for the
match and their daughter, Mis-,
Marilyn, won the girls handling
class. First in boys handling clas.
was James Greiner, Of Falls Church
Evening star., 1948-08-15
|Hutchison Wins, 81,
lover Auto Row for
Boys Club Crown

Hutchinson Furniture won the
Boys Club of Washington Junior
Glass baseball championship yester-
day defeating Auto Row to 4. on
the East Ellipse. 1t was the rubber
game of the series.
Mickey Meinke, losing pitcher in
q 10 heartbreaker yesterday, came
back today and scattered 10 hits to
win the deciding game.
Trailing 3 to /, Hutchison pushed
across four runs in the last of the
third In q rally topped by First
Baseman Marvin Rosenblatt's single
to center scoring Bob Lake with
what proved to be the winning run.
Hutchison Centerlelder Bob Govan
made the catch of the series in the
first inning when, with two on and
two out, he ran deep in centerfleld
to rob Chubby Murphy Of an extra
base hit.
Hutchison meets Police Boys Club
Number II, winner of 50 games
against three losses, for the city
championship in Little World
Series" starting Tuesday at 2 pm
on South Ellipse. Hutchison has
1856 record.
Evening star., 1948-08-15
u. ). Swimmers Trail
Jany, Olympic Flop ,
In French Meet
BY the Associated Press

PARIS, Aug. 14.-Alex Jany Of
France, Olympic Games swimming
flop" redeemed himself before the
home folks tonight.
He humbled Americas Olympic
champions by winning the 10O-metel
freestyle and swan anchor on a
victorious French 800-meter relay
team as feature of the first hall
OF a two-day U. S.. France tank
meet.
However, Uncle, Sans boys and
girls took all the other events on
the days program.
Jany delighted 5000 of his coun-
trymen when he defeated America s
Keith Carter, Olympic Champion
Wally /Ris and Alan Ford in that
order, in the 100-meter freestyle
Grand Prix De Paris. Jany won
the race in the Tourelles open-ai1
pool in the comparatively slow
time of So second fiat. Carter, Pur-
due University star, was only six
tenths of second behind him.
The University of Iowa's Ris sci
a new Olympic record of 573 sec.
onds in London.
In the 4X2O0-meters relay, Jany
anchor man of the French, came
from 5 yards behind Bill Smith
who holds the world record for zoe
meters, to finish 81 seconds ahead
Of him. Jany's time for the zoe
meters was only two seconds behind
Smiths world record.
The French took the girls 3X100-
meter medley relay event also, de-
feating Susan Zimmerman, c. j
Pence and Ann Curtis. Miss Pence
lost the race for the Americans Id
the breastroke event when she
yielded S yards to Odette Casteur.
Miss Curtis, winner Of the Olym-
pic 400 meters freestyle, mopped
up yards of the lead, but was
unable to catch Frances Josette
Delmas. The Americans were
clocked at 3:57.S-one and seven
tenths seconds behind the French