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Jockey
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NOOIlIiIluSO rIOIIl rage C.1.J
sides. he looked just the right
size for jockey and Mrs. Juvo-
men had a friend, Norman Toll
man, who might give the young
ster a chance to get started in
racing. She was right on all
counts.
Began in South Carolina.
Mikkonen began riding in the
Aiken Trials in South Carolina
two years ago, with Trainer
George Fisher educating him in
the art of getting the most out
of a horse. But Ray didn't ride
at a major track until last winter
In New Orleans, where he was
up on a horse by the same name
New Orleans-his first time
out. He didn't win. AS a matter
of record, Ray rode SO more races
before winning on Sweet Naomi.
He won two in a row on Naomi
Yesterdays three victories gave
him only a total of IL for his
career, but he feels that he is
on the way up.
Mikkonen's contract is held
by G. Ray Bryson. president Of
the Bel Air track, whose wife,
Mrs. Ella K. Bryson, races a
string of horses. Bryson took a
liking to the youngster while
watching him exercise horses at
Delaware Park. But Ray also
does a lot of outside riding. with
Agent Joe Harrigan handling his
book. and yesterdays perform
ance should help business con-
siderably.
This country" Mikkonen said,
shaking his head as if still in a
dream, this country is the
greatest thing that ever happen
to me. So much opportunity
anybody can make good"
Anybody and everybody. in
cluding a young Finn who ap-
pears to have the makings of a
good rider even though he got
started rather late.
Evening star., 1954-10-20
PIayer-of-W Honor
Goes 10 Mounfaineer Ace
BY the Asseeiated Press

MORGANTOWN, w. Va, Oct.
20.-A Commute stint of super
quarterbacking earned West Vir-
ginia's Freddy Wyant the South
ern Conference player = of the
week award for last weeks play.
The Weston wv. Va junior
scored two touchdowns and
pitched out for the third as
the undefeated Mountaineers
knocked off favored Penn State,
1914, last Saturday at State
College, Pa. He also completed
7 of IA passes for 1870 yards.
Len Ciemniecki, George Wash
ington halfback, was nominated
for the award for his 63-yard
touchdown scamper in the 1927
victory over Pennsylvania. He
averaged close to 10 yards per
carry and played a good de-
fensive game. fr
Evening star., 1954-10-20
Odds-Mokers Pressed to Pick
Wisconsin-Ohio State Fovorite

f1eet-footed halfbacks. Bobby
Watkins and red-haired "Hopa-
long" Cassidy. The big gun for
Wisconsin will be Fullback Alan
(The Horse) Ameche. Each of
the three has scored five touch
downs in four starts.
Ohio State is out front in the
Big Ten race with three straight
conquests, having knocked the
"I's" Indiana, Illinois and Iowa.
out of the running. Wisconsin is
tied in the second slot at two
victories with Minnesota and
Michigan and the latter pair
clear up the differences Satur-
day at Ann Arbor. They change
opponents for the seasons A.
male, with Michigan at Ohio
State and Minnesota at Wiscon-
sin
Ohio States touchdown twins
have SITS yards rushing in 104
tries, Watkins going 346 in 81
and Cassaday 229 in so. Ameche.
the Wisconsin workhorse, has
387 in IA plunges, and Quarter
back Jim Miller has romped 1876
yards in 40 tries. That gives
the two Badger threats 583 yards
in ia jaunts.
Coach Ivy Williamson of Wis
consin, in five cracks at Ohio
State. has lost four and tied
one. But Ohio State Scout Esco
Sartkinsen says:
This is the best team 1vy's
had up there. It has poise and
courage, and a great defense.
This should be the game of the
season. with practically every
thing riding on the result"
Evening star., 1954-10-20
Capital Classic Ceremony
Set for Veteran Teacher

Benjamin H. (Ben) Washing
ton, 80, who has been connected
with the Central intercollegiate
Athletic Association since its
organization so years ago. will
be honored at the Capital Classic
football game Saturday night at
Griffith Stadium. Washington
retired as a teacher in the Dis
trict public schools in 1914 after
40 years service.
The Capital Classic will pit
Morgan State College, a 20-7
winner over Howard last week,
against West Virginia State.
Tickets may be obtained at
1908 u street NV.
Evening star., 1954-10-20
Dover Takes British Title

LONDON, Oct. 20 R.-Dai
Dover. 21-year-old Welsh miner.
last night won the British EN-
pire fiyweight boxing title by
outpointing Zulu champion Jake
Tuli Of South Africa in a Is
round bout at Harringay Arena.
Both weighed 111A.
Evening star., 1954-10-20
Boiling and BeIvoir
Face Strong Rivals
Here This Week End
By Dick oBrien

Service football jumps back
into the local spotlight Saturday
with undefeated Boiling Air
Force Base and unbeaten but
once tied Fort Belvoir enter
tanning formidable rivals on their
home bases.
Boiling, with four straight
triumphs. is winging into a tough
one when it meets Fort jackson
at Arnold Field, while at Bel
voir's Pullen Field. the Engineers
will play host to big Fort Mon
mouth IN. j. team.
Also active Saturday win be
the Quantico Marines. who are
at Fort Eustis. while undefeated
Fort Meade comes here to battle
the Naval Receiving Station
Fort Jackson stands as a def
mite threat to end Bolling's vic
tory string. Earlier in the year.
the soldiers from the South Caro-
lima base played Belvoir and had
the game in the bag until last
minute Belvoir pass. Don Engels
to George Tarasovich. gave the
Engineers a 14-9 victory.
Casares and Rossi Stars.
In that thrilling exhibition,
Rick CaSares. ex-Florida full
back, and Gene Rossi. a former
Cincinnati U. Quarterback. COM
bined to give the Jacksonians
striking power, the like of which
Boiling has not seen Uhis season.
Jackson has good college ma
terial in every spot with Zippy
Morocco and Fred Bilyeu. former
Georgia stars. holding down the
halfback posts. On the forward
wall it has such luminaries as
Hugh Ballard. Oklahoma, and
Jerry Lambert, Alabama, ends:
Troy Barnes, Florida State, and
Dexter Poss, Georgia, tackles;
Allie Rcbards, Oklahoma, and
Bruce Wimberly, Georgia, guards,
and Jim Johnson, Georgia Tech,
center.
Boiling reaches the halfway
mark of its schedule with this
impor tant jackson fracas.
Coaches Roger Antaya and
John Poloncheck consider this to
be a key contest in the Generals
bid for an undefeated season.
Fry, Panfil Lead Monmouth.
Fort Monmouth invades Bel
voir's premises with a 81 rec
ord. After getting off to a fast
start by romping over Little
Greek and Eustis, Monmouth
lost last week to the Paris
Island Maries, 20-13.
On the Monmouth roster are
q pair of well known tackles,
Bob Fry, who played with the
Rams and the University of
Kentucky, and Ken Panfil of
Purdue. They head up a line
which averages 226 points.
Jack Jaeckel of Cornell is the
Monmouth quarterback. He has
completed 18 of 81 passes and is
aided on offense in the backf1eld
by Halfbacks Bill Early of Wash
ington U. and Billy Leonard of
Penn State.
Evening star., 1954-10-20
japanese Womun Star
Co-Leuder in Billiards
BY the Associated Press

BUENOS AIRES, Oct. 90
Masako Katsura, Japanese wom-
an star. and Juan Navarro of
Argentina took the lead last
night in the international three
cushion billiard tournament as
the final round robin got under
way.
Miss Katsura defeated Juan's
brother Ezequiel, 60-57, in 60
innings and Juan beat Harold
Worst of Grand Rapids, Mich.
60-51. in So.
Evening star., 1954-10-20
CeItics Edge Royals, 1886

BRISTOL, Conn.,. Oct. 20 (P).
Bill Sharman dropped in a
foul shot in the last 81 seconds,
giving the Boston Celtics an
87-86 victory over the Rochester
Royals in a National Basketball
Association exhibition game here
last night.
Evening star., 1954-08-07
Austriun Chancellor
To Visit u. S. Nov. u

Austrian Chancellor julius
Raab will visit the United States
in November, the White House
announced late yesterday.
The announcement said the
visit will provide opportunity
for a personal exchange of views
on matters of mutual interest
between Austria and the United
States. and for further demon
stration of friendship between
the peoples of our two countries" !"
Mr.. Raab is expected to ar
rive here November %. The
White House said no details
about his visit were available as
vet.
Evening star., 1954-08-07

nomena. no one knows what
causes it.
DR.. Nordone suspectsfhe whole
business is linked to q cells per-
meability. He thinks that, when
a cell natures to a certain stage.
1t changes. or-for q layman's
understanding softens to where
admission Is gained by the ions
that surround each cell.
The ions can then penetrate
the cell. touching OF the division
process, he believes.
If cells did not multiply, we
would remain the size we are at
conception. Children would not
become adults.
Woods Hole is a fine marine
life laboratory. where he can
have plenty Of amoebic spec
linens for his research.
The cells he will study are
particularly suited to his re-
search, because they multiply
Evening star., 1954-08-07
Gu Cell Division Researcher
Seeks Clue to Longer Life

A Catholic University biologist
is on to-day for Woods Hole.
Mass. trying to learn what makes
us grow up.
II eventually successful, his
findings could help doctors keep
many Of us living longer.
DR.. Roland NJ. Nardone wants
to learn what triggers" the cell
division process.
II he finds this out. chances
are physicians will be better able
to halt the too-rapid division that
causes tumors, cancer and death
of tissue.
DR.. Nardone, Of 1899 Quebec
terrace, Silver Spring. Md, is only
81 years old. But he is not too
young to have produced q theory
the United States Public Health
Service finds worthy of under
writing.
He is working on a Federal
grant now. Just the other day,
he received another, effective
october /.
Although cell division is one
Of the basic physiological phe-
Evening star., 1954-08-07
Toxpoyers Discover
Haven in Tipperury

County Tipperary claims to be
the taxpayers paradise Of the
Irish Republic.
This year, for the first time IN
SO years, not one Of the seven
towns in the county has in-
creased it's rates. and for the
first time in more than q CEN
tury, five of the seven have ac-
tually reduced them.
Evening star., 1954-08-07

Mexican border after his gradu-
alton from the military acad-
emy.
He subsequently served as as
sistant professor of ordnance at
the military academy and was
chief of the Weapons Depart
ment at the Fort Riley (Kans.)
Cavalry School. During World
War II, he specialized in train
ing troops for desert warfare
and later was assigned to Korea
as a deputy chief Of staff.
He is married to the former
Jeanette Jones of New York.
They have two children, jean
nette. 20, and j. Paul, jr., 13.
Col. Breden and his family will
live in Quarters liza at Fort
Myer.
Evening star., 1954-08-07

rapidly and are available in guam
tity.
All his work is with normal
cells. But. once science learns
why normal cells 60 through
this two-for-one multiplication,
researchers viii be closer. to dis
covering why cells blow their
tops and increase too fast.
Evening star., 1954-08-07

West Point in
1928, succeeds
Col. Donald H.
Galloway, who
re tired last
week.
The holder
of a MaSSa-
chusetts InSti-
tute of Tech
mol g y m e.
chanical en-
gineering de-
gree. Col. Bre-
den serv e d
with the 7th
Cavalry on the
Evening star., 1954-08-07
Col. ]. Paul Breden,
Korean Veteran, 10
Command Fort Myer

Col. j. Paul Breden, a cavalry
man most Of his Army career.
has been named the 10th COM
mander of Fort Myer.
Col. Breden. a graduate Of
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FARM AND GARDEN

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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

""S NS ~ ICE ~ SOeNN6
CONGENIAL GIRL. share Conn. ave.
apt. with 3 other girls: rent, S37. 30
mo-: refs. EXCHANGED. HU. 3-7274.
GIRL TO SHARE spacious 1-bedrm.
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sSny: transp. IA. . -o 55s7.fA' Msi
EFFICIENCY in modern apt, bldg.
mr.; Georgetown; to share with an
other man; 1890. RE. 7-43I7 after
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1874 sG1n A Sfsk asxnsevARD NV yosns
apt. with another woman; conv.
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. D. VA.

HYATTSvILLE-Rm. for man next ia
bath; good transportation; private
ROOM IN HHoME OF OF EMPL. LADY
mr.. Kann's, Va; Beautyrest bed. kit
priyils. ia. 4-1033; ewes. OF week
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Transportation. IA. 8-3594. al
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

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ROOMS FURNIsHFp-s.E.-s.W.

MOD. 2-BATH HOME Of empi cple.,
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FAIRFAX ARR S SIG IEsi A ikgs; ii
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NICELY FURN. RIM, next bath. vic.
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APIS. FURNlsHED-vA.'

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mo. Purcellville 1882. -2l
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pvt. entr.: 10 min. Pentagon; empl
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1-bedrm. furn. apt. /;
rents for $120 incl. all utils.: mo-
to-mo. lease; cow. to shopping,
excel. transp. to Pentagon and D. c..
Avail immed. Res. mgr, SIT s.
0reenbrier. ia. 2-3295. -19
ALEXANDRIA
/ bedroom. liv rm., dinette, kit. and
bath. ! blk. to stores. theater and
units available.
RIVERVIEW APARTMENTS
1116 N. Pitt st. TIE. 6-os69
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

1926 KENNEDY ST. N.w.-Det. home;
End A., cor. rm... newly decorated;
ROOMS FOR RENT near Center mar
ket. End and 3rd floors. over store,
20 rooms: low rent. RIA. 3-760S
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MIscEL. FOR RENT tcont.l

BACKHOE--crane, clamshells. loader
and dosers. 10. 5-479I. --23
cHA1 man SAYS siS q. man d; ;'s RE ess FAY
TOOLS d EQUIP CO.. 10. 9e6SS1
HOSPITAL BEDS-IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO.. 622 e st.
NV, Ma. S-4O94.