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bed-liv., rm. comb. lge. kit. refrg..
IA. 53 S Mon. sHS IA. Vi 1857 ao0' Fs"''
COL0RED - ATTR. bed.liv. rm.
$3.50. RIA. 5445 or Ma. 7957.
COLORED-2 RMS. and kitchen. End
floor; share bath with adult couple;
Ff;sfrs. and az utils: furn.: NV. sec
able. RX: asos. 'e Can fs sas t timso
C0LoRED--316 9th ST. N.E.-Lge
S dbl; rm ~ lss. Kit; suitable for empI
mS Ri an 81 Srth; heat Turn: $sS'
coHoREb6.. Refined ADULTS son only;
mr.. Dupont. Circle; 3rd-flr. unit in
SSETfSi . home; rms. Kit. bath.
CoIoREDMi RM.. KIT; share ARE bah;
l child: no drinkers. Call in per-
son Sun; and Mon. lo:45-6:30 pm.
CoLoRED ONE ROOM, kitchen g
porch; share bath; also large front
s gn' unfurn. NV. section. AT,
coLoRED-ssoa WADE RID. Sc 81:
sy5io June i 5 81 ssRRsSs'fa f fsssS
c So sRD9 i & IcR Ev RM ma t, as45 sb,re
bath t;aa ,S sober people, n quiet Chris
COLORED-2 ROOMS, kitchen and
49 sIa' 1s stso ST. nl room and KITCHEN
rm:.- kit. bath. screened-in porch.
COLORED-1 RIM. KIT. and bath,
es CO fsene0 D snD a9Ssi couples mr.
oo4&S aasEa spt CLIFTON bsr rs ST. ,sj..
Sash sss5o By PEN 5@ m Sedr Adults tst o and
g mises. THE HARTFORD CO. RE.
COLoRED-s11 e5th ST. NV, End
fiji rm.. kit. and bath; modern
eauipment; radiant heat; $50 per
mo. .WOoDWARD & NORRIS, Real.
tor. 723 goth st. NV. RE. 65S5.
C0LoRED-FOUR ROOMS and bath,
ksy ct e. koP9 KAT ~ SHIRE t5a st. 1pth
c 81 8 s. R;s' RIDGE ST. NV
bath; Inspect. then call, pf 375G
COLORED-16O7 o ST. N.W.STwo
rms. and bath; refgr., small stove;
1884 per mo-; can be seen Sat,
and Sun. or call MRS. CROWDER
on Monday. DI. 3100. is
COLORED-One room, kitchen and
bath: extra large rooms; newly deco
rated kitchen with full sized electric
range on second floor of private
home, for refined lady or gentleman,
Located in very desirable NV. sec
ton. Adams obs. lSs
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COLORED

COLORED
1918 N ST. NV.
Why rent? Own your own l and q
bedrm. apt. in elevator bldg. Mod
crate down payment. Call Mr.. Pax.
ton, MA. 4S1S. -lS
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S. SALE tcent.l HOUSES FURNISHED Cont,

ARL.. Col. Hts. blk. Columbia pike
J. LIST fioor: $1,000 down. IA. S5s7.
NEAR PA. AVE AND 3Sth ST. Sc
A high, delightful part Of the city.
with fine outlook. Apartment Of NV
ing room, dining alcove, 2 bedrooms,
bath and kitchen, in modern build
ing which provides locker, laundry
facilities; playToom for children and
Price. S11.5O0. Call Mrs. Merillat,
CO. 5165. or here. LOUIS P. SHOE
MAKER. 1719 K st. NV, MA, 1866.
APT. 401. s. N. Y. AVE: N.W.-Two
rms; <. and ,. DI. 414o. Terms.
Tss ecosDfr1S @sEf de- e'd luxe 1sbed
room apt. in Washington's only
postwar cooperative building.
Foyer. 22-ft. living room. dining
alcoEe. modern kitchen, large bed
sutomatis laundry and ample gSe closet ;,
Gavin with Il. &. Swiftly ifiI CO e.. ST.
5000: residence, MI. 50O4.
Y BLK. VEST 18th AND COL. RD.
spacious 8 6edSrms.., Nv. ., rm;;, equip.
IT, Ven is1n bInds s s sass e saar
Compare this apt. for conv. Of loca-
ton and maintenance; at only $40
per mo-; reaS. priced. good terms.
Call for appt. to inspect. MR..
PALMER, HUI. 9447. is
26O5 ADAMS MILL RID.
Near 18th and Columbia. NV.
OPEN SUN. 20
Living rm., bedrm., attrac. foyer.
bath. kitchen and screened porch.
Only $3.50 furnished. About $4,000
cash required. Low mo. paymts. See
MR.. AIKEN in Apt. 80 or call him,
RE. 1887, eyes,, EN-. 1894.
1860 Clydesdale Pl. NV.
OPEN SUN. 2-6
An attractive End floor apt. with Ice.
living rm., dining alcove.s mod. kit.
and bath. Price $6,950, with $4,000
cash. All cash offer will be given
consideration. See agent in Apt. 205
or call Mr.. AIKEN, RE. 1887. ewes,
EN-. 1894
1885 PHELPS PL. NV.
1 Blk. West of Conn. at California
OPEN SUN. 30
Attractive apt, for couple needing
bath. In conveniently located ele-
yator bldg. Lge: foyer, modern FIX
lures. Price. $11.500 with subs.
cash. See MRS. WILLIAMS on prem
ises or call her. RE. 1887, ewes,
ia. 4-0574.
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Observation-Disclosures

All 2nd. ST. Sc. (near CapitoD-
beautifully furn.; in apt. bldg !;
$3.50 mo-, incl. utils. and janitor
service adults only. See janitor.
basement. -lS
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2-BEDRM. HOUSE for rent in George
town, lovely garden: complete with
silver. dishes and linens Will be
open Sun. from / to 9 pm. 2721
Dumbarton ave. NV.
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va: 10 MIN. PENTA0oN; 3 bedrms.
brick rambler. mos: no little
children; $135 mo.
brick; liv: rm.. din. rm.. den. recr.
with firepl.. garage; -S175 mo. BAR
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HEIGHTS

High, cool location; 4 bedrooms. 2h
baths. large porches. shady garden.
portation; June 15-Septemher Is ap-
proximately. OR. 1906. -21
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BARGAIN

Southeast corner apartment ct 1419
Clifton st. NV. Just beautifully re-
decorated. Entrance. foyer, living
room. kitchen. two bedrooms and
baths; spacious rooms, good closets.
parouet floors. Only $4,000 with
So, 900 cash and reasonable monthly.
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2sAn MASS AVE NV

A lovely home at Q flne address ir
. debt-free building. Two bed.
rooms. living room, dining room
study, kitchen and bath: beautifully
decorated. marvellous closet space
A grand home for o purchaser with
substantial cash.
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APIS. UNFURNlsHEp tcont. F.,

A RI. SsS7m. SIS 81 G %Snss s y
l g!Syef os s4 Ms "a ss rms kitchen s
and bath; all utilities included, $40
s1153 e, CALI, ST: N.w.-Efnc. apt.
4ai sik s. # cein very s lsTfe R s@
space, kit. modern bath, 6 rms;
excel. loo; 10 min. downtown;
$3.50 up: ..lso bed, liv, din. rm
apt; excel. view. $125. LIS
STUDIO r. OM-Bachelor preferred;
pvt; entr:, bath. cleo, refgr., excel.
for use in ward. phone WO. 1884
person at $3.50 williamsburg lane
NV, OF Porter st. to see apt; refs.
1900 14th ST. N.w.-Newly remod.,
RAJ RAT 5 aef. M sms 7ab st. refsr'' BATH
S Hsw . dsple e. n. 5sdFms Nv aS
mo. II 9th st. ne. La. 3-786s.
CONN. AVE. AND Q ST.-Ehdciency,
tiled bath. Pullman kit. bachelors
ssKM:, KiT; AND BATH APT $3.50 $50
506H end. Skipper apt. of q
family ant, r., b.; furnish own
heat; $3.50. Box 17O-Y, Star.
ONE BEDRM.. ground level apt. near
bus. Takoma Park; working couple
preferred; no pets. SH. 1868. 30
GEORGETOWN-Immense cool liv.
rmy bedrms., dress. rm.. kit. and
bath. attic storage sp.. $175. HU.
Mr.. 18th AND PARK RID. NV; 8
rms, kit. and bath: S55: adults
only Call ME- 00Q5 ID
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26O5 ADAMS MILL RID.

OPEN SUN. 20
Living rm., bedrm., attrac. foyer.
bath. kitchen and screened porch.
Only $6,950 furnished. About $4,000
cash required. Low mo. paymts. See
MR.. AIKEN in Apt. 33 or call him,
RE 1927 avac EN- 1904
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OFFICIAL OR

EXECUTIVE GENTLEMEN
furn. lge. studio rms. from
$40 to SS5: also lge. bachelor apt; ;
ties, maid and valet service. Break
fast optional. AID. 967S or DU.
$3.50. 20
2611 ADAMS MILL RID. N.W.-Partly
furn. 1-bedrm. apt, liv. rm., dinette,
kit. and bath, S67.40. See janitor
on l prsmlSs T:ryrp O. m YNr
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1896 x St. NV. Eek. 1911.
WE TAyE ARTS; AND HogSEs
LETS; WAsHS ~ va sA WHITE tim ONLY TX
xIoNE RESrA rs AND SH1k Realty IH'i &C
524 BOND BLDG. Ma. 0O07..
215 RIPLEY BLDG. XII. S-1313
SIS KING ST.. ALEX. MON.-SAT.
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Chillum Manor Apis.
Missouri ave. and No. Capitol st.;
immed. possession; nicely furn. l.
bedrm. corner apts., in mod. bldg;
S1O2.35 a mo-, util. incl; adults
only. GE. $3.50.
CHASTLETON HOTEL
1901 10th st. n.w.-1 and Q bedrm.
apis, full hotel service; monthly
rentals. Call DU. 1000.
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OWNER TRANSFERRED-Must rent
or sell: not quite finished custom
built house. 3-level brick; main
level Nv I'm, I'm az din. r rtI,i den: powder
large. screened porch. Upper level.
3 bedrms... ? baths. lower level, ga:
rage, powder rm., partially finished
rec. rm. Just across the river in
Virginia. beautiful view. 5 min. to
Pent tag 10 ..M min to downtown.
RetJ Broker. EN-. 4as5, oV. ALAS.
FX MR. as7S; COUNTY, VA. about ?
miles from Key Bridge; g rms. and
I Sath s Pix eam PYEER r. e 91f L.
FORD. INC. olo 18th St. NV. Re.
s.RM. COTTAGE. u miles D. G.: $aS
next 9 9oor so "a s 7s45s with chlH5sn
screened rear porch; End a.. 9 bed
rms. and bath; rec rm. with u
So, Arlington. JE. a-f14o for apt.
OFF ALABAMA AND SOUTHERN
AVE. S.E.-Spacious, 4-year-old. g.
room semidetached brick. with COM
pletely fenced lot: pine-paneled rec.
room; on busline, close to shops and
SCIlOOlS. 1IDU per mOnLn. MIS-. COX,
vi. S136. or ST. 1868. -1S
e BEDROOMS. full bsmt.. gas heat;
close to transp. and shopping; Sl05
mo. Call LII. 2-1267. -1S
MCLEAN. vA.-New; 3 bedrms., ia
baths; spacious and beautifully COM
pleted; gar; lge. lot: S175. FL. 1907.
n. ARLNGToN-vacant: 3 bedrms.,
den. lily, rm,. din. rm;, kit. bath;
Just decorated; excellent transp.,
schools. shopping; S125 mo. 1925
NEW 8 Rooms, Ia bath. screened
porch; mr.. Pentagon. Arlington Hall:
l blk. on Lee blvd; S16O. WO. 5O33.
THREE-BEDRooM rambler: Sis per
month; immediate pos session. 5
Fort Worth dr.. Alexandria, Va.
mo- mo- MANNAs REALTY CO. SiiYs
Wilson blyd:, CT 27S3 lis
436 INGRAHAM ST. NV bed.
rms. 2 baths. liv. fm,. din. rm.,
kit. den, furn. nm. with toilet and
laundry tubs In bsmt.; gas heat;
garage: some bedrm. furniture II.
Guided. FREDERICK A. BLUMER
CO., GIT Pa. ave. Sc, FIR. loss.
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COLORED = 1882 BUCHANAN ST.
NV. near cars. shopping; End a.,
porch; utiis.: SI1o. RIA. 1891. rs
col ORED-is2S 7 st: NW:-EHrn.
SOC. so. Can be seen i2-4 daily and
Sunday, AID. 141S.
COLORED-ROOM and kitchenette:
no children; everything furnished.
ia. 60SS.
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-2711 QUE ST. Sc.
One bedrm., living rm., kit, dinette
cluded; available Immediately: S75
per mo. Apply FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.,
1929 K st. NV. MA. O352.
1887 SPRING RID. NV. Apt 3O1
1 bedrm., liv. rm., dinette. kitchen
and bath. lge. dressing rm. plus;
Murphy bed: S94 so mo.
1920 K st. NV, Elk. 1911.
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100 SUMMIT pr, NV
EDMUND ]. FLYNN

Coop Apt. Authority Since 1920
wash. BLDG, RE. 1918 or RE. 1740
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AOV IN 4OVN
Lge. 2-bedrm. apt, at 14th and N. Y.
ave. NV; all necessary furnishings;
$500; immediate occupancy. Also
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.. 1903 H st.
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nrB'O.A.( >::;''

BRITISH OVERSEAS AIRWAYS CORPORATION
reservations through your traOel agent Or call BOAC
reservations through your TroveI Agent or coll BoAc.
ll24 Connecticut Ave. NV. Phone Executive 39H
Evening star., 1952-05-12
Archbishop 0'BoyIe
Praises Policemen
And Firemen Of D. {.

Washington's policemen and
firemen yesterday received a trib-
ute from the Most Rev. Patrick
"A. O'Boyle, Catholic Archbishop
of Washington.
The archbishop conducted the
18th annual mass of the Catholic
Police and Firemen's Society of
Washington held In st. Patrick's
Church.
Archbishop OBoyle said the
citizens of the District owe a con-
tinuing debt of gratitude to the
Metropolitan Police Department
and the District Fire Department.
Cites Risk of Lives.
"The services of our fine police
and firemen, the many times they
risk their lives to protect the
citizens of this community. are
usually taken for granted by all
of us.
1--WE can keep them and their
families in our prayers and give
them every moral support in the
discharge of their arduous duties
to keep our beautiful city safe, p"
he said.
After the mass, about 900
policemen and firemen paraded
on F street to the National Press
Club. where a communion break
fast was held. They were ad-
dressed by the Rev. Philip M.
Hannah, chancellor of the Cath
olic Archdiocese of Washington.
Missionary Is Guest.
Guest speaker at the breakfast
was the Rev: John Schultz, Re-
demptorist missionary.
Guests of honor included Mai.
Robert Murray, superintendent of
the Metropolitan Police; Fire
Chief Millard Sutton, Inspector
Mark Raspberry of the Park
Police. Capt. Bevis Bowles of the
White House Police. Joseph May
hew, former Fire Chief; Chief U.
E. Baughman Of the United States
Secret Service, Judge Alexander
Holtzof Of United States District
Court and Municipal Court Judges
Milton s. Kronheim and Thomas
E. Scalley.
Evening star., 1952-05-12
By cospor Names
Stur Ssoff cogyesnondens

MIAMI, May IL - Numerous
Washington Baptists will be
among the 10000 messengers and
visitors expected to jam Miami
this week for the 95th session of
the Southern Baptist Convention.
The session will open Wednesday
morning in Civic Auditorium and
close next Sunday.
George B. Fraser, Washington
attorney now serving his fifth
year as president of the denomi-
nations executive committee,
heads the District delegation.
The committee serves as the con-
vention's inter-session executive
body.
DR.. M. Chandler Stith. executive
secretary Of the District Baptist
Convention: Dr.. Edward Hughes
Pruden, pastor Of First Baptist
Church and former president of
the American Baptist Conven-
ton, and DR.. Clarence w. Gran
nord, pastor of Calvary Baptist
Church. will be among the WASH,
ington group at the meeting.
On Saturday, DR.. j. M. Dawson,
executive secretary of the Baptist
Public Affairs Committee with
headquarters in Washington, will
give the committees annual re-
port.
Founded In 1845.
There are approximately 5000
voting messengers, similar to
delegates in other denominations
but without some of their powers,
from the body's 28,289 churches
in 20 States and the District. The
Southern Baptist Convention has
z 1878, ,498 members.
The convention, formed in 1845,
is a loosely knit body organized
to further common aims and pro-
grams OF independent Baptist
churches. Messengers may only
Evening star., 1952-05-12
Rain Stops Program
OF Soda|ity Union
TO Honor Virgin

Rain cut short the World Sodal-
ity day exercise at Catholic Uni
versity yesterday for about 10000
persons who had come to honor
the Virgin Mary.
The Most Rev. Patrick A. O'Boyle,
Archbishop Of Washington, ended
the program when the rain be-
gan to fall.
May Queen Rosanne Geeraert
II, Of the Academy of Holy
Names. and her six attendants
were thoroughly drenched as they
slowly paced their way to the
crowning Of the statue of the
Virgin Mary. Growing the statue
with the traditional garland of
white roses, she then read the Act
lof Conservation to Mary as the
rain held up slightly. Just as she
| finished, a second downpour
prompted the archbishop to end
the annual program.
With his words, the wet crowd
broke for shelter.
The intermittent drizzle which
preceded the final burst, Cancelled
"a scheduled sermon by the Rev.
IgnatiuS Smith, o. p, dean Of the
School Of Philosophy at Catholic
University.
Sponsored by the Sodality Union
of the Archdiocese of Washing
ton, the World Sodality day was
held in conjunction with a world
wide celebration of Catholics who
prayed for peace.
A guard of honor from st.
Johns High School and the Re
serve Officers Training Corps from
Catholic University and George
town University attended the
gathering. Members of the
Knights of Columbus and the
Catholic War Veterans formed
with the ROTC units on either
side of the altar erected in the
stadium.
The stadium was decorated with
American flags. Delegations from
every Catholic parish in the
Archdiocese Of Washington were
represented.
Evening star., 1952-05-12
Controller Noble RESIGNS
Atomic Energy Post
BY the Associated Pres,

Tn Atomic Energy Commis-
sion today announced the resig-
nation Of Lindsey H. Noble of
Upper Darby, Pa, as its con-
troller.
General Manager M. w. Boyer
designated Francis j. Mccarthy.
assistant controller for budgets,
as acting controller.
Mr.. Noble, who had been with
the commission five years. today
becomes comptroller Of the Pan
anna Canal Co.. the Government
corporation that operates the
Panama Canal and related facil-
tiles.
Mr.. Mccarthy. a native of Low
ell, Mass, was an Army budget
officer in World War II.
Evening star., 1952-05-12
Egypt's S Final Answer Due
In Suez Dispute, Papers Say
By the Associated Press

CAIRO, Egypt, May 12.-Cairo
newspapers said today that Egypt
will hand Britain her final an
swer" today or tomorrow to the
latest British proposals for solv-
ing the Anglo-Egyptian dispute.
The papers said the showdown
would come when British Ambas-
sador Sir Ralph Stevenson visits
Prime Minister Ahmed Naguib
Hilaly Pasha. A British Embassy
spokesman said, however, that no
appointment had been made yet
for a meeting.
Britain's latest proposals re-
portedly expressed willingness to
begin Immediately gradual evac-
uation of British troops from the
Suez Canal zone. But on Egypt's
demand for recognition of King
Farouk as King of the Sudan.
Britain was reported to have re-
piled this could be done only
after the Sudanese people agreed
to it. .f,
Evening star., 1952-05-12
|Woshingtonions Go to Baptist PorIey in Miami

vote for themselves, their action
at no time formally committing
individual churches to follow con-
vention decisions. But in practice
most affiliated churches go along
with actions taken by the body.
Highlight of the opening ses-
Wednesday will be the presiden-
tial address by DR.. j. D. Grey Of
New Orleans, convention presi-
dent. DR.. Grey will also preside
over the business sessions during
the week.
Election on Thursday.
DR.. Kenneth S. Latourette Of
Yale University and president of
the American Baptist Convention,
will speak at the Thursday morn
ing session.
Thursday afternoon the conven.
Evening star., 1952-05-12

tion will elect its officers for the
coming year.
The committee on resolutions
will bring in its report Friday
morning. and action on many in
ternational and national resolu-
tions probably will be taken by
the messengers.
On Friday the conventions
viewpoint with regard to future
merger plans or to relations with
other denominations will occupy
the messengers attention.
Billy Graham, the evangelist,
will address a Baptist youth rally
Saturday night.
The convention will close its
sessions next Sunday with a mass
meeting at $3.50 pm. and an evan
geliStic service at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1952-05-12
Boy, z, HospitoIized
After Toy Car Mishop
BY the Assoeiofed Press

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, May Ia
Paul Geoffrey Carlisle, 2. was hos
pitalized with IA stitches in his
head today after the "car" he was
guiding crashed into door.
Paul ran his toy car into a
French door at his home yester-
day. The door came down and
Paul wound up on the floor with
head through a glass pane and a
large pain in his head.
Evening star., 1952-05-12
'AustroIiun Jet Sets
Record From England
By The Associofed Press

SYDNEY, Australia, May Ia
"A Royal Australian Air Force
Canberra jet bomber reached
Melbourne from England yester-
day in % hours and five minutes
flying time. It was the first air
craft to fly the 10000 miles from
England to Melbourne in less
than "a hours.
Evening star., 1952-05-12
Skidding Bus Injuries 80

FABRIANO, Italy, May IL R.-
Thirty persons were injured yes
terday when a bus load of soccer
fans skidded from a mountain road
near here and plunged into q So
foot ravine,
Evening star., 1952-08-08
Heurich and Car Dealers
win In SandIof Features

Joe Smith Of the National Capi.
tai Used Car Dealers and jim
Francis Of the Heurich Brewer.
welded the big bats in yesterday.
sandlot baseball play.
Smith got four hits in foul
trips to lead the Dealers to /.
4-3 victory over the Philippine
in a Recreation Department Ana,
costa League game. The victor!
solidifled the Dealers hold on sec.
ond place. They have a 6-1 record
while Haley's Motors leads with s
$50 mark.
Francis also collected four fol
four to lead the Brewers to a SIS
victory over Bethesda Rescue
Squad in the Industrial League
The Brewers collected Is hits
while Pitcher Brother Love held
the Rescue Squad to six hits.
Columbia Post VFW is still look
ing for its first victory after Is
defeats in the Departmental
League. The Vets almost had IL
yesterday. They came up with
five runs in the ninth inning. but
there the rally stopped and the
Atchison and Keller Plumbers
won, 6-6.
Evening star., 1952-08-08
One Count and Armageddon
Named for PimIico Special
By the Assoeiated Press

BALTIMORE, Aug. 8.-Mrs.
Walter M. Jeffords' One Count
and Cain Hoy Stables Armaged-
den are the first two thorough
breds to be named for the $25, 900
winner-take-all Pimlico Special.
The invitation-only affair will
open Pimlico's 19-day fall meeting
October Is. The mile-and- three
Sixteenths race is open to winners
of any one Of specified list of
stakes.
One Count qualified by winning
the 100000 Belmont Stakes. Ar
magedden won the Withers Mile at
Belmont among other stakes.
Along with the two acceptances,
the Maryland Jockey Club said it
had received expressions of regret
from two owners. The invitations
were turned down by Harry z.
Isaac, owner of Intent, and Mrs.
Eben H. Elliston. jr., for Sun
Bahram.
Evening star., 1952-08-08
Tennis Upset Scored
BY Jean MCCULLOUGH
BY the Associoted Press

MT. LAKE PARK. Md, Aug. 8
Two 18-year-old Duke Univer'
sity netmen and a 17-year ole
Miss from Washington advanced
to the semif1nalS in stunning up.
sets Of the Western Maryland ten.
mis- championships.
Dave Schimmel Of Baltimore
No. 8 player on the Duke team
and fifth seeded here, defeated
the tournaments No. 2 man
Doyle Royal Of College Park, 7-s
and 60, for q semifinal berth ir
the mems singles yesterday.
His teammate at Duke, Buzzy
Hettleman, also Of Baltimore
came from behind in the third sci
to beat Charles Brooke of Balti.
more. 6-1, 3-6, Ga.
First-seeded Bernie Schreibel
advanced easily by downing Frank
Jacciano Of Aberdeen, 60, 6-2
and will meet Hettleman in to.
days semifinals.
Schimmel will play John Cur.
tiss Of Washington, who beat Phi
Nef Of Arlington, Va, 60, Ga
The upset Of the day came II
the women's singles when 17-year.
old Jean Mccullough, District o.
Columbia women's Junior cham
pion, but unseeded here, downet
Ann Fennesey of Washington, thu
defending champion, 6-3, 10-S
The victory puts Miss McCul.
Tough in the semifinals agains
unseeded Ewing McAllister Of Bal.
timore, who defeated Lefty Ewinf
Of Wheeling. w. Va. Ga, 60
Miss Ewing was West Virgins
women's champion in 1851.
Evening star., 1952-08-08
Truman Backs Sowyer's Plan
To Invite Zotopeks to u. S.

be easier to begin to work it out
in the area Of sport"
Sawyer said Americans would
like to get q good look at the
Zatopeks and added that they
may have "some great miscon-
ceptionS" about the United States.
The cabinet member said Zato-
pek, who is 20 and speaks five
languages. is not only a great
performer, but has q sense of
humor. good nature and other
characteristics that make him
a very attractive personality"
There was no immediate reac-
ton from Brundage. the Zatopeks
or Czechoslovakia.