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itations of Thackara's steady
ground stroke game, sweeping
through nine games in a row
after Sail had been called in the
first set.
During this sequence Fox could
do no wrong. Backhand and fore
hand drives, strong services and
delicate drop shots at the net
came from Fox's rackets in an
unceasing stream Before this
type of play Thackara fought hard
and stubbornly, but the weapons
at his command simply were not
good enough to stop the avalanche
of brilliant shots. Fox appropri-
ately enough brought the one
sided match to an end with a
running backhand cross court
shot that passed Thackara as he
came to the barrier.
The Wesley-Leavens contest was
an entirely different type of match
than the crisp-hitting FoX-Thack-
ara affair. Wesley came onto the
court prepared to outrun and out
last the veteran Leavens, and
although he did not have to out
last LeavenS, he did outrun him,
The rallies were long and numer-
GUS. and both men covered miles
of territory during the seemingly
endless points.
Wesley, Amherst tennis captain
for 1852, early gave LeavenS an
inkling of what was in store when
he broke through for Al lead
He was outsteadying LeavenS anc
refusing to make errors on easy
shots.
Wesley's Defense Strong.
But when Leavens added more
pressure to his strokes and took
four games in a row to lead 5-4
it looked as though experience
would furnish the necessary bal
ance for victory With Leaven'
serving, he reached point-set or
4O-30. After a long rally, Wesle!
came to net. Don made Wha
seemed headed for a winning pass
ing shot, but the youthful Colum
bia Country Club member lunge'
at the ball and made a good wolfe,
for the point.
This proved to be the turnin
point of the set. Wesley Wo
Don's serve and his own to Leaf
6-5 In the last game. Leaver
went to 40-30 but lost his &C
vantage on a missed volley. tn
former junior player then too
the next two points for the Sc
winning the first on a fine passln
shot and the second on a beat
tiful backhand volley.
The second set went on servit
until 2-all was reached. Wesle
then took four games in a ro'
his persistent defense proving tt
strong for Leavens to break dow
Reaching the finals of this tou
nament is the best showing We
ley, native of Washington ar
graduate of Georgetown Pre-
aratory School, has made in loo
tournaments. He depends main
upon steadiness to win his poin
though he is a good volleyer al
has a potentially f1rst-class ser'
The District youth, a pupil
the Columbia Country Club pr
fessional Buddy" Goeltz, was ru
ner-up for the New England
tercollegiate Singles Champio
ships this year and in 1850. W.
ley was ranked II in the Distr
of Columbia ratings for 1850.
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u n I l ! q a T K
we've had some
excellent fish
ing. However,
e en- in the
daytime we are
catching GU n
share of fish,
although most
ly in the IL to
IA inch class.
We've had so
much rain that
the top water
has warmed to
a point where
| I ha 6Sh aEi.
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baSebaH team
he no longer
will pay them
for pl ay in g.
They may quit
as a result.
P a y ers on
com mer CT ally
sponsored sand
lot teams are
paid so much
per game under
the ! a b e | of
" e x p e n S e
money" T h e
sponsor verbally
agrees before
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-08

glass to discover new fields.
Both Prescott and your scribe
are pretty good trenchermen and
the preparation of meals takes
up quite a bit of our time. AS we
write this, Prescott is brewing
special connection of prunes,
which he claims beats any board
ing house dish, and also a big
pot of oatmeal.
The rain is pattering on the
tent roof again and the thunder
is rumbling off Saddleback Noun
tain. but we are quite content to
take it easy for one evening and
will get to bed early.
We hope for clearing weather
and an early start in the morn
ing. We want to hit the fishing
by daybreak, just to see If the
bass take lures as well then as
they do for the hour or two pre-
ceding darkness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-08
Woman Sets Jump Record

LONDON, July 7 (Pl.-Sheila
Lerwill, 22-year-old British sec
rotary, today high-jumped feet
71a inches to surpass by a quar-
ter-inch the existing world rec
ord for women held by Mrs. Fanny
Blapeers Koen of Holland.
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OUTDOORS

IN CAMP. SARANAC LAKE,
N. Y. (Byz MALL We still are
finding the bass elusive except in
late part of the day. From pm.
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Mcguire Waived to Browns

PITTSBURGH, July (P). -
The Pittsburgh Pirates today re-
leased Infelder Jack Mcguire to
the st. Louis Browns on a waiver
claim.
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It's Jake With Nellie

Nelson Fox, second sacker for
the Chicago White Sox, never is
called by his first name. 1t Is
Jacob. Nelson is his middle name.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-08
By Bill Fuchs

Sam Sutton of the Cameo Fur
niture concern, a man with more
determination than patience, has
informed the members of his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-08

ROYALTY AND CHAMPION-Doris Hart righD receives
Victory trophy the Duchess of Kent at Wimbledon
England after figured tennis titles yesterday Miss
Shirley Fry in the wOmens singles fnas teamed
with Fry Louise Brough and Mrs Margaret Os-
borne du doubles and then she and Frank
the mixed doubles from Mervn Rose
and Mrs Bolton Australia In the background
Sir Louis Greg chairman England Tennis Club
-AP WirephOto
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With Bill Leeteh

hope with the aid of the water
glass to discover new fields.
Evening star., 1951-04-09

reeling. Very gently Mickey helped
her to chair, then went out to
his car and came back with a
flask of brandy. He poured a
stiff drink for her. but she shook
her head.
mo, Mickey. Thanks. I'm con-
fused enough without brandy"
He drank it himself, then man.
aged smile. II really needed it."
he said. MY phone began ringing
before dawn. when the first edi-
tions hit the streets. Some of the
kids from the show were night
clubbing and saw the papers and
called me, knowing what good
pals we were. was scared out of
my wits. I thought you must
have come back to town for some
reason. I was worried sick all
the way up here. When I got
here there was no smoke from
the chimney and no car -"
| Il put it in the garage Sunday
night. after I arrived. Mickey,
what are We going to do?" she
quavered.
Il don't know. Tani. Right now
I'm just so glad to find you alive
I can't think Of anything else"
ITO Be Continued)
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star Of Happy Days was
stabbed to death last night as
she left the Adams Theater
after viewing the new play
there. She attended the thea
ter alone, and left alone.
TT happened in the crush of
people on the sidewalk outside
the theater. No one knew any
thing was wrong until she
slumped to the sidewalk, q
knife wound in her back be-
meath the left shoulder blade.
Her assailant was not no.
ticed, and must have escaped in
the crowd. She carried no iden-
tification in her evening bag,
but several persons recognized
her. Police completed identif1-
cation from photographs. :"
The same story, with littl,
variation. was headlined in all tn,
Photographs of her, il
different poses, accompanied tn,
stories.
Tania's stunned eyes me
But I'm not dead,
she protested. who was the girl.
Why do they think she was me-
II can't understand" She pu
ner hands to her head to stop it.
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BMx1kM .
6Y 7m HlekoN VR%A

Then she thought, a little
YEARLY, $50 what? Fame hasn't
brought me love or marriage or
the children I want to have" "
Then she laughed a little at her.
self, for she was only 81.
She heard the car draw up be-
fore the cottage. The motor died
softly. and light, soft footsteps
came up on the porch. With a
smile of resignation Tania went
through the rustic rag-carpeted
rooms. opened the door and said,
Hello. Mickey. dear. Did an
atomic bomb explode or some
Ithing?"
Without answering he came in
side, a bundle of newspapers under
his arm. His round pink face wore
a look of strain and his usually
merry. eyes were grave. Even his
short, fat. clown-like body seemed
rigid with strain. He pushed his
hat on the back of his funny,
straw-colored hair and said:
"Tani, are you positive that no
body besides me knows you came
up here Sunday night?"
"I'm positive" she said.
"You didn't tell Jeremy?"
She shook her head. "It wasn't
necessary. Now that the show is
closed I can tell you this, Mickey.
I broke my engagement to Jeremy
several weeks ago. II thought ]
was In love with him, and then
I found out he really could never
love any one but himself. He's a
complete egotist, Mickey. He lives
for press notices and autograph
hunters.
"Oh. he's pleasant enough, al
ways charming, and handsome be-
yond all reason, but he'd never
make good husband. When I
came to my senses and realized
what lay behind that classic pro-
file Of his, / called everything Off"
She smiled wryly. But he made
me promise I wouldn't tell any one
until the show closed. He was
afraid of bad publicity If his dear
public knew I had Tilted him. I
agreed to keep it secret. Now
we'll both start going out with
other people and make it look like
a mutual disagreement. We're
still good friends"
Mickey put his arm around her
shoulders and said soberly, pre-
pare yourself for a shock, Tani.
Maybe I'd better build fire and
make you some coffee first"
Bewildered, she said, What Is
it, Mickey? What happened? Tell
me now. I've had a lot of bad
shocks in my life and survived
them somehow-whens my father
and mother were killed in that
London air raid during the war"
"All right He spread the
papers out on the kitchen table.
Tall black headlines screamed at
Tania. She gasped and stared at
them with Mortified, unbelieving
eyes. But there it was:
'"TANIA LYNN MURDERED!"
"Tania Lynn. lovely dancing
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CHAPTER ONE

/
4 Tania Lynn stretched luxurious
lily in the big four poster bed, feel
ling as happy and relaxed as kit
ten. Through the ruffled white
tcurtains at the window she looked
out on the frosted trees and
meadows Of late November.
| It. was SO heavenly being alone
in this country cottage of hers,
realizing that no one knew where
lshe was. Except Mickey Rollins,
Iof course, just in case some emer-
Igency came UP and she had to be
reached.
When Happy Days" the hit
musical. had closed it's run on
Sunday night, after two success
tful years on Broadway, Tania had
tossed some slacks and sweaters
Into the back of her car and taken
loft without telling a soul besides
Mickey. He was the comedian OF
the show, a good friend whom she
could trust. He understood how
Exhausted she was; how much she
needed rest and quiet. Being the
dancing star of a show was ex-
citing and satisfying, yet she had
become so terribly tired. especially
after the emotional crisis with
Jeremy Knight.
Abruptly an alien sound broke
the morning stillnesS-the sound
of a car coming up the dirt road
toward the cottage. Tania frowned
She didn't want to see any one!
She needed q few more days alone
| to read and hike and sleep, to do
homely things like building fires
in stoves and cooking her own
meals.
But the car kept coming, and
lit couldn't be a mistake. not on
that weed-choked, seldom -trav-
eled road. So 1t must be Mickey,
and something must have hap
Ipened.
/ Quickly. shivering in the cold
bedroom, Tania pulled on woolly
white sweater and pair Of green
flannel slacks. She washed her
face in ice cold water, then
brushed the tangles out Of her
short curly hair.
A scrubbed little face stared
back at her from the mirror, a
piquant, lovely oval with great
dark brown eyes, a small deli
cate nose, a warmly curved sweet
mouth above a saucy chin. All of
! it set in a frame of hair like dark
fire, red, but the deep red Of
FURNISHED mahogany. Her skin
was fair, a clear ivory. and there
was a dust of freckles across the
bridge of her nose
She thought, What a mixture
went into that face of mine! A
Spanish grandmother, an Irish
mother. and an English father!
And I'm little like all of them,
I guess. A dash of fire and a
temper from grandma, dash of
sentiment and humor from
mother. and a good spoonful of
lobstinacy from father. Well, If
hadn't been stubborn, I'd never
have become a dancing star"
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LEGAk NOTICES
VERNON z. WEST, STANLEY
AMI IRVING RRYAN

VERNON z. WEST, STANLEY
DeNEALE AND IRVING BRYAN,
Attorneys for Petitioners.
OMITTED STATES DISTRICT COURT
IN RE: s. condemnation uMs'a Tor the ac-
quisition of land In Squares 1901,
5302 5303 and 1904. for alley pur-
poses. in the District Of Columbia.
Rist5iet 1Nb 6shGe Seurt 6,s No 7 gs75TNoTIcE
Notice is hereby given that the Com
missioners Of the District Of Colum-
bia, pursuant to the provisions Of
sections 1908 to 1910. inclusive. Of
the Code OF Law for the District Of
nation Of the land necessary for alley
purposes in Squares 5301. 5000.
5303 and 1904. In the District Of
Columbia. assshown on q map or plat
fled with the said petition as part
with the law provided for in such
cases. to assess the damages each
owner Of land to be taken may sus-
tain by reason OF the condemnation
Of the land necessary for said alley
sulting therefrom. including the ex-
penses Of these proceedings upon each
lot or part OF lot, or parcel Of land,
which will be benefited by said con-
demnation. in the proportion that
the said jury may find said lots.
parts of lots. or parcels of land will
be benefited as provided for. in and
by the aforesaid Code of Law. and
By the Act of CongreSS, approved
June 20: 1899. 1t is. by the Court,
this Goth day Of March. 1861. OR
DERED: That all persons having
any interest in these proceedings be.
and they hereby are warned and
commanded to appear in this Court
on or before the 23d day of April,
1851. at ten o'clock am. and con-
shall have made its final order rat:
damages and the assessment Of ben-
efits Of the jury TO be empaneled and
sworn herein. and It is further or
dered that copy Of this notice and
order be published twice 9 week for
two successive weeks in The. wash
ington Evening Star. the WASHINGTON
POST and the Washington Times
Herald, newspapers published in the
said District. commencing at least
ten days before the said 23d day Of
April. 1851. Il is further ORDERED:
That q copy of this notice and order
be served by the United States Mar
shal. or hts deputies, upon such Of
the owners of the fee Of the land to
be condemned herein as may be
found by the said Marshal. or his
deputies. within the District Of CO.
lunbiaa before the said Esd day Of
April 1881. (S) DAVID "A. PINE,
HARRY NJ. HULL Clerk. By ANNE
w. LYpDANE. Deputy Clerk.
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AUCTION SALES
C. G. SLOAN * CO., INC.
Aucti0neerx Appraisers.


bedroom groups, dinette
set. upholstered davenports. lounge
chairs. maple furniture, new sum-
mer rugs. typewriters, books, Ori-
entail rugs, paintings, prints, mir
rors, lamps antique clocks, dough
bin, bookcases, ladies' desks, radios,
occasional chairs and tables, beds,
box springs. mattresses. china, glass
ware. bric-a-hrac. sets Of dining
chairs, etc.
At Public Auction
At Sloan's
715 18th st.
Wednesday
April 11th
At 10 am.
Also at 1880 pm.
Lady's diamond and platinum wrist
watch, gold and diamond bracelet,
gold chain and cross set with dia-
monds and topaz, platinum and
diamond bar pin, Wittnauer lady's
wrist watch, etc, from the estate of
Bernadette Simone Robbins, Austin
F.. Canfield, Atty.
Terms: Cash.
c. g. SLOAN e. CO., Aucts.
ap9.10 Established 1891.
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T5sstsss 6EfSeHrb fss saiak e EaHsPs bNRREs aEN a.
ING KNOWN AS PREMISES No.
54lg AZ, BLAINE STREET. NORTH
BY virtue of certain deed of trust
Folio. $50 ct seq, of the land records
Of the District of Columbia and
at the request of the party secured
will sell. at public auction in front
NINETEENTH day Of APRIL
d;pii ocK 1851 At EFsouR;,TT]HIR5IY Fs, ;T]al!5,
described land and premises. sit
uate in the. District Of Columbia
and DESIGNATED as and being Lot
rs. in Square 5252 in the subdi-
vision Of ."Conclusion" as per plat
in Liber ,l20 at folio As.
Of Trust for approximately Ss. .s57 .6s
further particulars of which will
be announced at time of sale: the
purchase price above said trust to
be paid in cash. A deposit of
$4,000 required. Conveyancing,
recording. etc., at purchasers cost.
Adjustments made as of date OF
sale. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days. otherwise de-
posit forfeited and the property may
be advertised end resold at the
discretion of the trustees.
J. GEORGE GATELY
JAMES J. GoRMAN, JR.
o111 1e1o
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THOS: J: OWEN & SON, Auctioneers
1876 Southern Building.

story STORY 9N1 sff u BAsEMEST ssaasSIf row row
BRICK DWELLING KNOWN AS 122
r. STREET NORTHEAST.
BY virtue of certain deed of trust
duly recorded, in Liber No. 9234
Folio $50 ct seq, of the land records
of the District of Columbia. and at
the request of the party secured
thereby; the undersigned trustees
will sell, at public auction In front
Of the premises. on TUESDAY TIE
1851, AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK
PM, the following described land
and premises, situate in the Districf
Of Columbia. and DESIGNATED as and
being Lot 10 in Block 6 West Eek
ington," as per plat recorded in the
Office Of the Surveyor for the Dis
, trict of Columbia in Liber County z
at folio 14S; said Block now
known as Square 3523. subject to
covenants of record.
Terms: Sold subject to a prior (build-
ing aSsociation) deed of trust for
for approximately S6.53S.42 further
particulars of which will be an
notnced at time of sale: the pur-
chase price above said trust to be
paid in cash. A deposit of $500 90
required. Conveyancing, recording,
ETC.. at purchasers cost. Adjust
to be compiled with within thirty
days otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised and
resold at the discretion of the
ROBERT w. KIDWELL.
LOUIS. yUDELEVIT.
ap6, 121416 Trustees.