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Evening star., 1953-02-20
Dovey-RusseN
Ceren1onyHeId

At the All Saints Episcopal
Church in Chevy Chase, Mrs
Burdette Russell, daughter of the
late Mr.. Edward Middleton Bur-
dette of Charleston, w. Va, and
Mrs. Burdette of La Jolla, Calf.
became the bride on February Ia
of Mr.. Frederick Stuart Davey
Mr.. Davey, who is a member of
the British Foreign Service, is
the son of the late Mr.. John
Frederick Davey and Mrs. Davey
OF Great Crosby Lancashire.
England.
The Rev. Charles w. Lowry Of
ficiated at the ceremony. The
bride was given in marriage by
her cousin, Mr.. James Ross Allen,
and was attended by her sister,
Mrs Edward Northrop. Serving
Mr.. Davey as best man was Mr..
David Smithies.
Evening star., 1953-02-20
Exclusively Yours---'= BETTY ''>-.
Presidents Press Secretary Wins Friends With Fronkness
Ambossodor-Designote Jerry Wodsworth Given Farewell

cluded the Symingtons, the
Clark Cliffords, Dorcas Har-
din. Senator John Cooper, with
Lorraine Shevlin. Jimmy and
Patsy Gibson, the Eugene Ca
rusis. the "Pinkie" Thomp-
sons, the Scott Donaldsons.
Thruston Morton, CoSter
Schemerhorn, Fran Rust, Fred
Roy. the Tinsley Garnetts and
the Gates Lloyds.
The high point of the eve
ming came when the Ampassa-
dor-designate and the men,
bers of his quarterback
Gates, Edwin Clapp and Nor
man Paul-sang a few of their
favorite ditties. Jerry himself
is a good soloist and quite an
expert at calypso songs. He
should try teaching them to
the SovletS. Anybody who
could learn to appreciate the
humor and charm of calypso
might have difficulty getting
up and brusquely spouting out
to the free world the nonen-
titles that periodically emanate
from the Soviet delegates.
Capitol Flashes
Latest going the rounds: In
Italy they used to say Duce,
Duce. pronounced doochay.
doochay); now they're all say
ing Luce. Luce. =. The sight
of Senator Russell Long
dressed in costume for the
Guy Martins Tuesday night
"mardi gras" party might have
settled peaceably once and for
all the Palestine question. If
the Arabs, who feel that
America has been pro-Zionist.
could have seen a United
States Senator looking just
like one of their blood bro
theirs, all would surely have
been well. Russell looked
like such a shiek in flowing
robes and headdress and black
mustache and beard that few
people recognized him. 49,.
Evening star., 1953-02-20

Jim Hagerty, the Presidents
press secretary, is now looked
upon by women writer's in
Washington as one Of the best
things that's happened in the
new administration. His quick
sense of humor, his straight
forward manner, his eagerness
to cooperate and his apparent
intent to treat newswomen on
an equal basis with newsmen
won him a special clique of
support at the Women's Ma
tional Press Club luncheon the
other day.
In fact, they started worry
ing about him right away be-
cause he occupies a job that
has a grimly high mortality
rate. What kind Of hours is
he working?-they wanted to
know. He's been putting in an
8-in-the-morning till 7-in-the-
evening day regularly, he said.
and he and his assistant, Muir
ray Snyder. take turns being on
call every other night. Jim
seems the picture Of fitness. so
maybe the 11-hour day won't
faze him, but he admits tina
it's the hardest thing he's ever
done to get to his White House
office by 8 am. For years, he's
been used to checking in at his
desk in Albany at noon (be-
cause that's when Gov. Dewey
punched the clock). and work.
ing until midnight or l or 2 in
the morning. It's just a ques-
tion of getting used to the new
regime.
He's played golf once since
being in the White House and
that was last Saturday at
Burning Tree Club. But the
difficulty with that is that his
wife likes to play. too, and
Burning Tree is for men only,
so he wants to find a club
where they can chase the re-
nowned pill over the links to-
gether.
AS for his social life, he never
Evening star., 1953-02-20

knew he had so many friends
until recently, he says with a
wry smile. In the usual Wash
ington manner when someone
is suddenly catapulted to a
position of influence, invita-
tions have poured in on the
Hagertys. They have no inten-
tion Of accepting all of them
nor could they, because there
is that little matter of work
and also they want to save
time for their old friends.
Jim Hagerty had already
scored with the men journal
iSt: now he has made a hit with
the women.
Jerry Wadsworth, who's
about to become an ambassa-
dor. and his wife Harty got the
royal send-off last night at a
big farewell party at the Sui
grave Club. The former Civil
ian Defense official. son of the
late Representative James.
WadSworth and brother-in-law
Of Senator Stuart Symington,
has been appointed United Ma
tions deputy to Ambassador
Henry Cabot Lodge with the
same high-sounding title that
Cabot bears.
Jerry will be sworn in Mon
day at the U. N. and he and his
wife have already found an
apartment in New York,
though Harty won't be moved
out Of their Washington house
entirely until March IA. They
have leased an apartment on
Park Avenue until July /. when
they become permanently en-
Sconced in a charming pent-
house on Seventy-second
street.
The jointly given affair in
their honor was held in the
f1rst-floor rooms of the Sui
grave Club adjoining the bar.
Guests seated at one of the
four tables for 10 each in
Evening star., 1953-02-20

eenth such educational inStitu-
ton in this country to make an
honorary award to the Ambas-
sador who served his country for
some years as resident commits
Sioner in the House of Repre-
sentatives before being made q
delegate from his government
to the United Nations. In all
the posts he has held, he has
promoted peace and better un-
derstanding.
The Ambassador and Mrs. Ro-
mulo returned to Washington
last evening.
New Zealand Ambassador and
Mrs. Leslie Knox Munro came
back yesterday from a flying
trip to the West Coast. They
visited numbers Of the larger
cities and many smaller COM
munities during the several weeks
they have been absent.
Other Porties
Israeli Minister and Mrs. Da-
vid Gotten were hosts at din
ner last evening entertaining in
their home on Seventeenth
street. The company included
Canadian Ambassador and Mrs,
Hume Wrong, Dominican Am
bassador and Sonora de Thomen
and British Minister and Lady
Steel.
DR.. A. w. o. Book, manager
OF the Wheat Industry Control
Board of South Africa, who is
here for the wheat conferences,
also was at the party. Others
in the group of guests included
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nathan
and Mrs. John Safer.
Chief Of Protocol and Mrs.
John F. Simmons also enter
tanned at dinner last evening.
Luncheons Given
Mrs James Darlington, wife
OF the Burmese Ambassador,
was the ranking guest at a
luncheon given yesterday by
Mrs. Serge Rips, whose husband
is the Special Assistant to the
Thai Ministry of Foreign AZ
fairs. The party was given in
the apartment of the hostess
in the Berkshire and others in
the company were Mrs. P. l..
Bhandari and her sister. Mrs.
Joan Grant, who is visiting here
from her home in England;
Nine. Cavalierato, the Greek
Counselor's wife: Mrs. Chain
Herzog, Mrs. Floyd Ferris. Mrs.
Stuart Fries, Mrs. Hosea Iri-
barren Mrs. David Markell, Mrs.
Henry Monet, Mrs. Yaacov Shi-
moni, Sonora de Mosquera and
Mrs. j. G. Lowe, mother of the
hostess.
Mrs. Rips will entertain at
luncheon again February 26.
Mrs. Gerald r. Ford, jr., wife
OF Representative Ford of Michi-
gan. gave a luncheon yesterday
in honor of Mrs. Ross Mcintyre
of California. The honor guest
at yesterdays luncheon is visit
ing her parents. Representative
and Mrs. John Allen. jr., of
California. Accompanying Mrs.
Mcintyre on her first visit to
Washington is her small daugh-
ter, Bonnie. now nine months
old. They will be with the
Aliens for fortnight.
Evening star., 1953-02-20
Miss Hamilton
Is ENGAGED

Mrs. Spalding Hamilton an
nounces the engagement of her
daughter, Nancy Lair, to Mr.
Thomas Ringgold Shepherd, son
of Mrs. Henry Shepherd and
the late Mr.. Shepherd.
Miss Hamilton was graduated
from the Potomac and Madeira
Schools and is in her senior
year at Middlebury College. Mr..
Shepherd is a graduate of the
Lawrenceville School and of
Washington and Lee University
where he was member of the
class of 1852.
He now is serving in the Navy
and is stationed at Quonset
Point, R. I. No date has been
set for the wedding.
Evening star., 1953-02-20
Ambassador B0kr
Sees Performance

The opening performance of
the George Washington Univer-
sity Community Theater's pro-
duction THE Scapegoat" was
attended last night by the Am
bassador of Iraq, Abdullah I.
Bakr.
Guests for tonight's perform
ance include Spanish Ambassa-
dor Jose F de Lequerica, Iranian
Ambassador Allah-Yar Saleh
and the Swiss Minister Charles
Bruggmann. The Cultural At
tache of Austria and Mrs. Hans
Thalberg are expected to attend
tomorrow's show.
The play starts at $3.50 and
is being staged at Lisner Audi
torium.
Evening star., 1953-02-20
Cancel ENGAGEMENTS

Turkish Ambassador and
Nine. Erkin have cancelled their
social engagements because of
the death earlier this week of
the Ambassadors mother. News
reached the Ambassador a few
days ago of her sudden death in
Turkey.
Evening star., 1953-02-20

AAC 4Uk 1uCI
Miss Donna M. Schneider.
Miss Donna Marie Schneider,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Schneider, became the
bride recently of Mr.. Early
Franklin Ball. He is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ball of
Selah, Wash. The ceremony was
held at the Congress Heights
Methodist Church with the Rev.
George Conner officiating. A
reception followed at the church
hall.
The bride is residing in Selah
while Mr.. Ball is on sea duty.
Evening star., 1953-02-20
Florida Visit

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur ]. Rosen-
blatt are vacationing at the Boca
Ration Hotel and Club in Boca
Ration. Fla,
Evening star., 1953-05-20
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mn.
LOVELY

Nearby Maryland OF Branch ave
New California .ranch-type house
about l acre Of level ground Has
Nv; rm.. din. rm.. kit. 2 bedrms: and
house. Oil h.-wh. Completely
fenced. Priced to sell. Shown at
any time.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
2412 MINI. Ave. S.E. LU. 4-OO4o
Ewes. LII. 2.f42& oil
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AL BAKER

lis s. st. Asaph St, Alex. Va,
XII. 9-6644. or TIE. 6-7343
Evening star., 1953-05-20
Your Home in Trade

Your Home in Trade
On this large rambler with living
room, 13x25. 3 huge bedrooms,
paneled in cypress, 2 baths, full
sized dining room. modern kitchen,
with, pSeponderance of cabinets, and
breakfast bar: full basement with
entrance at ground level in rear: 2
car attached garage: fenced lot of
nearly "a acre. This home is new
and in perfect condition: 20 minutes
DOWNTOWN. OWNER. Ill 5-6010
Evening star., 1953-05-20
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
HVattSVille

4013 MADISON ST.
brick ssbedrm home. ps't Liv. ms rm. with With
fireplace din. rm.. equipped kit,
bsmt. with recr. rm. $1,000 1st trust.
We will consider any reasonable
offer. Move in. deposit.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
WA. 7-6655. WA. 7-O636. UN. 4-1I66.
Evening star., 1953-05-20
&I,OOO CASH

$1,000 CASH. Living dining combi-
nation with fireplace. nicely equippe ed
kitchen, bedrms. with space up
stairs for 2 more rms. fenced lawn,
convenient location. ASSUME LARGE
4S LOAN; Call now. LYNN REALTY,
BY OWNER. $1,000 dn. S1I,5oo
full price. Va acre, 2-bedrm. home
with bsmt. Plenty of trees; gar.
Near Falls Church. ia. 7-l37S.
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iTON-One block to Kann's.
brick. full bsmt., gas h.-w. n,
nv: rm., fireplace, det. gar.
lxl67. l.. MCGEE KING, JE.
Evening star., 1953-05-20

BY OWNER. ARR In the heart of
Clarendon. Two-famIlv house ali
newly dec. in and out: $4,000;
$3.50 first trust. Imned. poss.
For inspection please cali EN-. 2
S640 or ia. S-9S43.
Evening star., 1953-05-20
BETHESDA
S17.95O

d-bedrm. brick home consisting of
liv. rm., fireplace. din. rm., fully
equipped kit, . bedrmS. and bath:
there are bedrms. on End n. Full
hsn1t. gas h.-wh. Near all schools
Including Our Lady of LourdeS /
block transp. and shopping. Ewes
OF. 9-0lS2. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY.
INC OIL. 4-l266. -22
Evening star., 1953-05-20
BETHESDA
DE IhESDA
AH10 MO- LANE

Brick Cape Cod. slate roof beautiful
fenced yd. Bath and half. II you
want to walk to everything. this
is the location you want. Drive by,
9roperty gladly shown any time.
Evening star., 1953-05-20
KENSINGTON VIEW
KENWOOD AREA
JUST OFF BRADLEY BLVD.

Approx. / acre, combining country
atmosphere with close-in conven-
fences. This picturesque white brick
Colonial of center-hall design fea-
lures a panel library. powder rm.
and screened porch on 1st f.; 3-
2nd A.; wall-to-wall carpeting, re-
cessed radiators and 2-car. gar;
patio with fireplace for ENJOYABLE
outdoor living. For further details
and appt., call Mrs. johnson. Oh.
2-9111, with THOMAS L. PHIL
Evening star., 1953-05-20
HOME WITH INCOME

ATTENTION HOME BUYERS
LEWISDALE, MD.
payment I have a bargain in q two
story 3-bedrm. brick Colonial home
3K2 yrs. old. Full basement finished
and many extras. Beautiful shrubbed
lawns; located in the select part OF
Lewisdale. Md. lust OF Riggs and
would like to clear his equity
No dealers or agents. Call after
$50 pm: weekdays all day sunday.
Evening star., 1953-05-20
BARCROFT

bARCROEI
Lovely 3-bedrm. brick home in q
very choice location. Large liv, rm,
with f1repl.. full din. rm.. nice large
kit. full bsmt., gas &C. heat; Level
lot with shade trees. Home has Just
been redecorated and Is spick-and.
span. Very conv. to schools. shoppins
and bus. This Is truly our best
Offering. priced at $19.950 fol
GLEN CARLYN
Attractive 3-bedrm. brick Colonial
only 2 years old. having liv. rm
with lrepl.. full din. rm.. lovely
equip. kit.,. "a bath, side screened
porch of liv rm. on LIST A.; 3 lge
bedrmS. and full tiled bath upstairs
full bsmt. with outside entrance
gas a.-c. heat; nice level fenced lot
COW. to schools, churches.
shopping centers and bus. Priced
for immediate sale at S1S.500.
F. E. MALCOLM
Realtor. IA. 7-3024.
Evening star., 1953-05-20

WEST HYATTsvILLE-very attrac-
tive 5-rm. bungalow on lEe. land
throughout. Only S11,75O; non-GI
may assume GI 4eo loan. Super
cow. .Expandable 2nd fl. See to
appreciate.
peter j. hagen, Realtor
UN. 1855, WA. 7-1257. UN. 4-19s5
Evening star., 1953-05-20

FULL PRICE for this brick
Riverdale Park. lst fl. has lge. liv.
rm:, sep. din. rm., equipped kit. lge.
bedrm. and tile bath; 2nd fl has .
lge.. incomplete bedrms.. roughed-in
bath: assume 40 GI loan: finish her
up and save money.
peter ]. hagen, Realtor
UN. 4-s5s5. WA. 7-1257. UN. 4-19s5
Evening star., 1953-05-20
RIVERDALE
Att. ERGO Ennn10veS

3~OJON
corner in this spanking clean q
bedrm.; spacious finished attic;
dormer window, equip. basement
home; barg. Call JONES, AP.
7-S9SS. cox g. CO.. UN. 4-1526.
Evening star., 1953-05-20
Kensington Rambler
X16 750

Lovely rambler on wide lot of over
1O0-ft. frontage. Lots Of trees and
din. rm., kit. . bedrms. and bath;
rec. rm. in full bsmt.: attic Superbly
finished as children's rm. Cross ven-
tilation and window fan.
E M Fry INC OIL, 0-S100 TIL
Evening star., 1953-05-20

Opportunity
To purchase a fine, custom built g.
rm. stone Cane Cod for as little as
RiFTC RS LocAfToN LOCI aSTH oNLY 1NSMeni 10 MIN MIN
UTES TO PENTAGON. Owner leav-
ing and must sacrifice! IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION. Exclusive with
VITTORI REAL ESTATE
XII. S-1142 Till 8 pm. XII. 9-4573
Evening star., 1953-05-20
,-S4OO day or night:
CHEVY CHASE
--s~N- N-I1-sAl an-~Ar

CHEVY CHASE
Brick Colonial corner; exceptional
room sizes throughout give spa
Wide hall. big living and dining
rooms; powder room. and wonder
full kitchen. 3 cheerful bedrooms. 2
baths on md moor; STAR TO dS aLtIG,
Beautiful Handicapped lot. This is
really an appealing residence in
perfect condition. Cali OIL. 2-2123
GEO. W. ROBERTSON. REALroR
rO0R WISCONSIN AWE
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mb.
SILVER SPRING-WHEAToN
5000 DOWN

Vacant. Immaculate condition: q
RECREATION ROOM: full basement;
500 month includes everything; only
S11 $50. T. N. LERNER & CO., TU.
2-1136 It'll q p.m. -21
Evening star., 1953-05-20

HYATTSVILLE-2-bedrm. bungalow,
JOHN J Il. Johnson. asias; G wa. A'9oS 3oSoS0. 50.
Evening star., 1953-05-20
S2.5OO

$2,500
New rambler. 3 bedrms.. full bsmt.,
elec. kit. with dishwasher and dis
posal; full bsmt., gas heat. Built-in
gar. Full price, .$16,750. Near bus,
A. A. CAROZZA co.
2412 MINI. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-OO4O
Ewes. LU, 2-642S al
Evening star., 1953-05-20

SILVER SPRING
Convenient location and an excel
lent buy in this 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. Has living rm. with fire-
place, separate din. rm. kit. with
dinette space; full bsmt; large lot;
close to parochial and elementary
schools; -Four Corners area. Price.
HOLMEAD, Realtor
Evening star., 1953-04-13
Greco-Romon Wrestling Test
GWesU.S. Olympic TeomIdeos

methods used in the Olympics.
Forty-one wrestlerS from all
over America and two foreign
countries participated in the
| test.
Scalzo. Toledo University coach
and secretary of the American
Wrestling Coaches Association;
Capt. S. M. Archer of the Naval
Receiving Station at Washing
ton, D. c., and Dave McCuskey,
University of Iowa coach who
tutored a couple of national
championship teams at Iowa
State, all said the United States
could build up point winners by
1856 in the unfamiliar sport.
The eight winners yesterday
were Walt Romanowski, 23-year-
old Purdue student from Chi
cago, lat pounds; Ahmet Senol,
26, Purdue. 174 pounds; Vern
Whitney, Purdue. 1875 pounds;
Bill Herslake. %. Cleveland,
heavyweight; Dale Thomas, 30,
Michigan State, 191 pounds;
Jerry Davis, 49,. Omaha, ia
pounds; Jeryl Wilson, 81, Camp
LIE Jeune Marine from Council
Bluffs, Iowa., 1856 pounds, and
Jack Grubbs. 26, Overland, Mo-,
160 pounds.
Evening star., 1953-04-13
Biggest Series Margin Hit
As AII-Stars Top Trotters
BY the A.seeiosed Press

CINCINNATI, April 13.-Har-
LENS Globetrotters, still weak
ened by the absence of ailing
Goose Tatum, dropped their Sec
ond straight exhibition basket
ball game to the College ALI
Stars last night, 86 to 63. The
23-point victory margin was the
greatest recorded by either team
in the II games they have played
in their current cross-country
series. The Collegians now have
won six games.
The standout performer last
night was the All-Stars' tower
ing Jack MolinaS, who pumped
in 81 points. Josh Griber was
high for the Globetrotters with
20.
The game was close only in
the first quarter. Ernie Beck'S
long fielder shortly before the
end of the period sent the ALL
Stars flying away. however. His
goal made it 21-19, All-Stars,
and by halftime they were in
front, 1880. At the end of three
quarters it was 61-49.
Tatum, star center for the
TrOtterS. was on hand for the
usual circus stunts before the
game, but did not play in the
actual game because of the re-
currence of a back ailment.
Evening star., 1953-04-13
BY the Associoied Press

TOLEDO, Ohio, April 13.-For
the first time in Olympic history
the United States may enter a
team of Greco-Roman wrestlerS
in the 1856 games in Australia.
The National AAU crowned
eight champions yesterday in the
unusual match style in which
a competitor is not permitted to
grasp an opponent below the
waist.
It was the first such tourna-
ment ever held in this country,
and high-ranking officials were
enthusiastic over the showing of
the entrants in their first try at
the sport.
Last year at Helsinki, where
the Americans had no entrants
in the Greco Roman class, Rus
sia won four of the eight cham
pionships and piled up Sc val
liable points. Determined to give
the Soviet a battle for some of
the Greco-Roman glory, the
AAU and Joe Scalzo, tournament
director, pioneered yesterdays
Nationwide tournament in an
attempt to uncover talent and
familiarize the Nations free
style hot shots with the ancient
Evening star., 1953-04-13
Hopes Of Canadiens
For StanIeyCu
By Veteran GoaIie
BY the AsSoeioted Press

BOSTON. April 13.-Now that
Gerry Mcneil, veteran goalie, ap-
pears to have regained his old
time confidence, the Montreal
CanadienS' hopes for a Stanley
Cup hockey triumph are soaring.
Mcneil. after missing four
playoff game, returned to action
last night before a packed 13,909
Boston Garden crowd and turned
in a 80 shutout that gave the
Canadiens a 81 lead over the
Boston Bruins in the National
Hockey Leagues best-of seven
final playoff series.
BY his own request which, he
insisted, was "for the good of
the team" Mcneil gave way to
Rookie Jacques Plante before the
sixth game of the CanadienS'
successful semifinal competition
with the Chicago Black Hawks.
Plante gave spectacular per-
formanceS as the CanadienS won
the last two games from the
Black Hawks and the first
against the Bruins in Montreal.
But Coach Dick Irwin became
dissatisfied when the Bruins
poured four goals through Plante
to win Saturday night in Mon
treal.
After being sidelined, Mcneil
suffered an ankle injury during
an off-day workout. But he had
it frozen before making his spec
tacuiar comeback performance.
The Bruins, however, were
forced to depend on goal-tend-
ing replacement, Gordie (ReO
Henry, a farmland called up
from the Hershey American
Hockey League team.
Red" has filed in for the
Bruins several times in recent
seasons and heretofore has been
exceptionally effective. But the
Bruins did not appear to have
as much confidence in him as
they have in their regular goalie,
Sugar Jim Henry. who is no re-
lation.
Evening star., 1953-04-13
BY the Asseeiossd Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md. April. 49,
Referee Sam Fletcher brought
the fighters together in the mid
die Of the ring and gave them fl
nal instructions:
"You boys know the rules" he
told them. mo rabbit punches.
Break when I tell you to break.
Now go back to your corners and
come out fighting"
With that. Dick Pastrana, one
Of the fighters. started to sob.
The other gladiator. Clancy Hen
negan, stared into space and
chewed on his glove.
When the bell rang for the
first round. however. both boxers
were intent only on mixing it up.
And for pair of 4-year-olds.
they weren't bad. Neither was
the 8-year-old referee.
The Pastrana-Hennegan fight
was the first of "a bouts on the
card Of the 35th annual Navy
junior boxing championships
held yesterday in the Naval
Academy gymnasium. Strictly
amateurs, the fighters ranged in
age from 2 to IL years.
Dick stopped crying once the
fight got under way and downed
Clancy twice in the opening
round. Then Clancy started to
cry. And though he finished
strong and scored one knock
down, he continued to sob until
the end of the match.
Dick is the son of Charles A..
Pastrana, Maryland's a60-pound
Golden Gloves champion in 1910
who now does construction work
at the Academy.
In charge of the colorful affair
was Spike Webb, the Navy box
ing coach, who celebrated his
64th birthday by promoting his
35th classic.
Some of the kids who boxed
in 1919 are now captains in the
Navy" Spike said in a moment
Of reminiScence.
Spike rang the bell to start and
end the rounds while proud
mothers watched from the stands
Evening star., 1953-04-13
Boys Mix Tears and Leather
In Junior Boxing at ANNAPOLIS

and nervous fathers shouted in
StructionS from the respective
corners, cringing with every
punch.
Jerry Faddis, 6, played possum
in his fight with John Eddy, g.
year-old son of Capt. Ian C
Eddy, the academy's director OF
athletics.
Once Jerry started to cry and
John let his guard down to
watch. Suddenly Jerry came to
life and bopped John with a
hard right to the head. After
that John kept his hands UP
ready for action.
Evening star., 1953-04-13
MuIloy Defeats Burrows
In Miami Tennis Final
By tho Associuted Pres,

MIAMI, Fla, April 13.-Gard-
mar Mulloy is the titlist in the
Miami Invitational Tennis tour
nament after a straight-set VIC
tory in the finals over Hal
Burrows, Charlottesville. Va,
Ga, 6-3, 6-3.
Burrows, who scored a surpris-
ing victory over second seeded
Vic Seixas Of Philadelphia Sat-
urday. never enjoyed a lead over
Mulloy. the Nations No. / player.
Thelma Long. Sydney, Austria
liza, won the women's singles title
with a 6-1. 2-6, GO victory
over Joan Merciadis, Modesto,
Calf
Burrows and GuStavo Palafox.
Mexico City. were handed
the mems doubles championship
when their finals opponents,
Seixas and Tony Vincent, Miami,
defaulted because Seixas had to
return to Philadelphia to prepare
for a tournament there.