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MARRIED MAN

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for responsible sales position
with large national distrib-
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JAMES E. CURRY. Attorney,
hIA East CanitOl Street

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia, Holding
Probate Court.-No S4750. Admin
lStration-This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber. of the State
of Maryland has obtained from the
Probate Court of the District of
Columbia. Letters of Administration
on the estate of Ida Schultz, late of
the District of Columbia. deceased.
All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated. to
the subscriber, on or before the 27th
day of September, AID. 1854: other
wise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this Gath
day of March. 1854. LAWRENCE
f. CARR, Jr.. 1901 Delano ST.,
Silver Spring, Md. tSeal.J Attest;
MELVIN j. MARQUIS, Deputy
Register of Wills for the District of
Columbia. Clerk of the Probate
Court. NH 30-ap6,l3
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MANAGEMENT CAREER

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MACHINISTS
MANAGEMENT CAREER

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Badger Crew Holds Off
California Rally 10 Win
BY the Asseeiosed Press

MADISON, Wis, June H.
A stretch drive by the University
of California failed by a few
feet today as Wisconsin took q
half-second victory in a ia mile
crew race on Lake Mendoza.
The Badgers winning time
was 1852. California, a deck be-
hind at the finish, was timed in
8::52.5. The Golden Bears closed
fast in the final quarter mile and
apparently would have won if
the distance had been a bit
longer.
It was WisconSin's first vic
tory in a pair of dual meets this
season and gave California an
even record in six dual races.
The Badgers now have beaten
California three years in a row.
Wisconsin took an early lead
on the choppy lake but the two
shells were even up at the
quarter and half mile marks. At
the three-quarter stage the
Badgers were q deck ahead and
they gradually moved out to q
three-quarter length lead at the
mile mark, a length at Ia and
about a length and a half at Ia
miles.
The Bears spurted at this point
but the Wisconsin lead proved
too greatly just a few feet
to overcome.
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Lincoln Fields Results
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claim
ing; 4s,y y T,Dc and up; furlensS m
M Hss S1 T., " cc.rTSb 900 sSS s ssS
Lady Buster (Perez) 1910
Hasty Hank. Amity. Nice Try. Wrack
BesminS Light. Chance cloud Uh Time.
1:14Ls.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. 81, 500: claim
T S:sI:sd 1o 3SsS5'h' 1ssO saS 4sS
BGsy Now ~ (Srooks, so 80
MirtRful. Alfred Boulder. Miss Car
rier, Bigtime Gal. Eternal Moon, Hot
tentot Sorority. Fighting Whiz. Time
sally DOUBLE PAID &es.6O.
THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
Ing: 3.yesr-olds; fTrlongs. .oo 90.
FeathertOuch (Adams) $50 $50
Rennie Gem Cook 12.2O
Gladfoote. Admiral's Pet. Fancy Re-
T THrd Gajgn Queen. Miss j. E Eye.
loEsnees: ana yesr olds; Nl1G mile Al
Colonel Fra (BrOok) 1920 $50 $50
Pick and Play P'mane) $50 $50
King, Pondering. Local Corner. Cosen-
Brewer. Jr., and Padgett entry.
FIFTH RACE-Pr.se. S2.7OO: optional
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; furlongs;
=
5 N Platter FI }EESI SEQ $.iS
Uncle Tom. Fast Buck, Floyd E. Cheri-
al. Time. 1:252s.
SIXTH RACE-The Lincoln Prep
Handicap; purse. $4,000; 3-year-olds
and up: z furlongs.
HeuteI Uessop) $50 40 $50
Screemln Jack (BrOOks) 4.2O $50
Living Doll (Heckmann) 4.2O
Vagabond King. Olympic, Able Sting.
Time, 1:244s.
SEVENTH RACE-The Miss America
Stakes; $4,000 added: 2-year- olds: 8
furlongs.
Lea Lane CChureh) 2.s0 2.4o ego
Sorry (Kirkland) $50 800
Sweet Josie CD0dsOn) 4.2O
John E. L.. Fierce. Next Option. Future
Romance, Countess Anita. Time, O:60
equals track record).
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. SO. 900; allow
ances; 3-year-olds: 6 furlongs.
Numerical P0pars) $3.50 1890 $40
Super Devil DOdsOn) 1900 $50
Spy Magic Duke Of Chi. Red Ace.
Sherry SHEER Jsn; Sleepy Mabel. Right Bit.
NINTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing 4-year-olds and up; Il miles
The Blue Miss (Adams) 100 400 SEQ
Rivas CPermane) 5.SO $50
Betsy Bell (Chestnut) SEQ
Sunnybrook Sue Prince Adaris Ment-
happy. Ment Pot, Slo Moe. Time, $685..
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DeSpirito Wins 4
Rockingham Races.
Including Double
By the Assoeioted Press

SALEM, N. H.. June 12.-Tony
DeSpirito rode four winners to-
day, including the daily double,
to highlight action at Rocking
ham Park.
DeSpirito now has 1873 win
ners for the year and leads the
Nations jockeys. He won the
daily double on Closing Night in
the first and Wide Request in
the second for a $14.20 payof.
Tony, 18-year-old riding SEN
sation, also won on Pile Driver
($3.8O in the fourth and Sans
Faute ($4.60) in the ninth.
Nutmeg Lad, owned by T. w.
Reardon and p. StuioSo, cap
tured the featured $500 Cen
eral John Green purse. A 3-to-2
favorite, Nutmeg Lad raced the
six furlongs in 1908 in finishing
q length in front of Africance.
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Monmouth Park
BY the Associofed Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim
f.,i s:..y 1 iSs%s; $50 1ssS ssS
One Buck cGorman, $40
su saeo ny RetoPt: DSVir e, Jet COM
ns sEco SH5A RAcE@Purse. 50, 900: claim
Ing; 4.ye 9StSat and up h SIes
Del DeiVe around 1James5 1880
Tax. AT Attack. Dove Tint, War Dauber.
Battle 6A rs 1 SSGbLE Fi PAID $500
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000: maid
A"S.sY ! Lss ssh 9stou $40 ssS sSc
satin Flower. Miss Charm. Rowena.
Cortina I'd, Langholm Orevent, Lady
Priam. Modest Marse. Rosy Finch. Time.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: al
lowances: 2-year-olds; furlongs.
d Kinda smart Smith 400 $50
n's Sir re Vatican EsS TOKYO Girl, Keenson. NV
Thesis. Mary's Bubble. Time, 0:59.
do Finished flrst but was disqualified
and placed second.
FIFTH J..T EaS aPS Ss 3 f SS9 claim
Pipine Arms CSh1ES 1880 $50 SEQ
DeIibertuity (BOulmetis) 1880 I I 80
Flaming Prince (Gorman) 1920
Pass Bon, Thee and Me. Bear Market,
Ris, Gigsie. Time. HOS.
SIXTH RACE-The Oceanport Handi-
cap; $4,000 added; 3-year-olds and up:
: Master Ace tRen'k) 17.4O $50 500
White Skies (StOutD $50 2.40
EatOntOwn (CulmOnel 2.SO
Hyphasis. Safety. Skipper Bill. Candle
Wood Jet Master. Freedom Farley.
Time. 1:09 NEW track recordl.
Gerry Marlboro Stud entry.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse. $4,000:
claiming: 3-year-olds: Lis miles.
Sunlight Jess CLe'ne) 1890 300 $50
Match Play (StOuO 40 $40
Night Raid (Culmone) $40
Handily, No Case, Eye's War. Mataxa.
Why Be Busy. Sandy Hook. Quick ImU.
Time I l;152s S.crpr-,. "a 600. claim.
ing; 4-year-olds and up; Lie miles.
Vain Puritan Hand 1920 1880 $50
Reproduction (CuImone) eco 400
Fat Boy (Smithl $50
Fighting Fleet. Night on seascape.
Port Windsor. Sergeant Monk. Dugout.
Time, 1:462s.
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Lee Wins 24th In Row;
Quanfico Downs KiImer

Fort Lee won its oath straight
baseball game last night. 81,
over Fort Belvoir at Belvori.
while the Quantico Marines
upped their record to 1910 with
an 81 victory over Camp Kilmer
IN. j. at Quantico.
Billy Werber. former Tech
High School star and son of the
former major league, contributed
to Quantities. victory with a two
run homer over the 350-foot
rightfield wall. Werber is now a
Marine second lieutenant.
Lee coasted to its 37th victory
in 80 games behind the four-hit
pitching of Warren Rutledge.
Rutledge has SO record.
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Determine
Continued from Page CID

NCOIlCluueU 1TOIH rage N.1J
and High Scud proved a threat
here.
ImbroS, who holds the world
record at Z furlongs but who had
lost in his last two starts here,
broke the track record of 1:412s
set in a dead heat between Ar
tillery and See-Tee-See in 1947.
Mrs. Ada l.. Rice's Pet Bully,
who broke a track record at
Bowie, Md, in April, and the
Calumet Farms Fleet Bird, the
latter second choice at the bet
ting windows. were never serious
factors and finished out of the
money.
Abraham Hirschberg's Der.
seem ran fourth.
Longden sent Imbros immedi-
ately out on the pace. as every
one expected. The Betty Gra-
ble-Harry James candidate,
Laughin Louie, set out in imme-
date pursuit. and York dropped
back to the third spot with De-
termine.
ImbrOs Takes 2-Length Lead.
Imbros raced into a two
length lead at the club house
turn, and Determine trailed
Laughin Louie by a length or
more.
They raced in this fashion
down the back stretch, with
Fleet Bird trailing next to last
and Pet Bully running out in
the middle of the pack.
At the far turn Determine
began to move up, and suddenly
Rogelio Trejos duplicated the
move on High Scud.
ImbroS kept up the pace and
High Scud seemed about to beat
the gray colt and possibly over
haul ImbroS.
Determine, carrying lis pounds,
as compared to 118 for ImbroS
and ia for High Scud. managed
to throw of the challenge Of
High Scud, but he simply
couldn't catch the flying Imbros.
Pet Bully finished fifth and
Fleet Bird sixth, with Laughin
Louie, Fleet Khal and Trusting
trailing behind in that order.
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Potomac Shippers
Lead in 3 Classes Of
South River Regatta
By Malcolm Lomborne, Jr.
Snaeial corraspendent Of The Stor

EDGEWATER, Md. June IL.
Potomac River shippers today
were leading in three of eight
classes as a feet of So boats
raced of here in the South River
Yacht Clubs second annual re-
gatta. Windup race for all
classes will be tomorrow.
The big fleet, sailing in the
bays first sanctioned small boat
regatta of the year. fought light
and variable winds in the morn
ing. but was aided by q good
easterly breeze in the afternoon.
Jack Fordyce. skippering Witch
Woman of the Potomac River
Sailing Association. scored two
flrSts and took an easy point
lead in q small field of Thistles.
Bob Orme of Corinthian
Yacht Club was point leader in
the Comets with his Blue Water.
Another Washington sailor. Karl
Gerhard, sailing White Magic,
was q close second.
Without benefit of a single
first place. Don Graham in
Phantasy Of Columbia Yacht
Club. was point Leader in the
Snipes.' Bill Rushlow, sailing
Pursuit from the same club.
was second. Harry Levinson of
Columbia won the first race, but
fell down in points in the second
when he disqualified himself for
improperly rounding one Of the
marks.
A big fleet Of Hamptons
also had some buoy-rounding
troubles. Bob Clemens Of An
napolis Yacht Club won the first
race. A. B. Cecil, also of An
napolis, was winner in the sec
ond after II other boats were dis
qualified for going around the
buoy the wrong way. This put
Cecil's Sygnet on top on points.
In the Chesapeake 16s, Hugh
Wallis Of West River and Fitz
Veith of Fairhaven were tied for
points after each had scored a
race victory.
John M. Thomas Of West
River held a slight point lead
in the Chesapeake EOS over
Trygve Lohne Of Washington'S
National Yacht Club.
Two other shippers, like For
dyce, scored double wins. Pete
Gels of Pasadena, Md, was top
skipper in the Nationals and DR..
Stewart Walker of the Indian
Landing Boat Club was on top
in the Penguins. Linda Young's
of Old Dominion Boat Club in
Alexandria was second in the
Penguins.
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post time. He closed fast under
Willie Boland to nose out the
favored Down Home in a photo
finish.
The belated rush to Peggy's
Brandy resulted in some freakish
daily double prices. Although
the f1rSt-race winner paid only
$3.50, the lowest combination on
the double board was $155.60.
The payoff Of $221.70 went to
holders Of the As ticket, Peggy's
Brandy and Early Light, the
$3.50 winner of the second
event. A parlay would have re-
turned less than one-third Of
this.
The King Ranch is still trying
to win a race with Mazinga, a
full brother of the great Assault,
but a 6-year-old maiden despite
his breeding. Mazinga was well
backed intoday'S third race but
couldn't do any better than
fourth. 1t was his eighth unsuc-
cessful start of the year after
being on the sidelineS for a year
or more.
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Queens Trainer
Decides He Won't
Retire Over Fine
BY the Associated Pres.

NEW MARKET, England.
June Queen Elizabeth's
trainer, Capt. Cecil Boyd-Rock-
fort, has decided not to retire
after all in protest against the
fine imposed on him this week.
A spokesman for the Queen
said there was no intention of
removing the Queens horses
from the captains care. =
1.-THE fact I train for the Queen
is one thing that has restrained
me from handing in my license, :"
Boyd Rochfort said.
The trainer was fined 100
pounds ($280) Thursday by the
Jockey Club stewards after a
photo finish at Hurst Park, just
outside London, between two
horses he trained for another
owner.
In the race, Premonition, 8-to-
l favorite, won by a nose over
Osborne, 25-to-1 outsider. Both
are owned by Brig. w. P. Wyatt.
The trainer was accused of
failing to order Osborne's jockey,
Royce Burrows, to ride the race
on the horses merits. Burrows
was suspended until July 3.
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Master Ace Breaks
Monmouth Record;
White Skies Second
BY the Associated Press

OCEANPORT, N. j., June H.
Mrs. r. L. Gerry'S Master ,Ace,r
favored in the weights at 100
pounds, set a new track marksOf
1:09 for six furlongs at Mons
mouth Park today before a rec+i
ord opening day crowd of 23.476.,
The five-year- old gelded SOM
of Case Ace did it by turning
back White Skies the 3-to-5 ia
vorite who had won four straight
races this year and nine of his
last 10. White Skies, carrying
the highest weight of his career.
1856 pounds, finished second, two
and a half lengths back and q
length and a quarter in front Of
Eatontown. Candle Wood was
fourth in a field of nine.
It was Master Aces first stakes
victory, and was worth $4,000.
Prior to today'S start, the geld.
ing earned only $4,000, most OF
which came in a claiming race
at Belmont in May. atss
Jockey Joe Renick moved the
chestnut in front at the start
and kept his nose at the head
of the pack from pole to pole.
He gained a three-length margin
over Skipper Bill at the half
pole and then turned back chal-
lenge after challenge from White
Skies.
Master Ace ran the first quar-
ter in 213s seconds and did the
half mile in 4425. He bettered q
record of six years standing,
established by Vaudeville July
Is, 1913. Vaudeville. also light
weight in the race, carried lot
pounds.
The Case Ace offspring. going
as part of an entry with Marl-
boro Stud Farms Jet Master.
was lightly regarded in the bet
ting. He paid $17.40. $3.50. $500.
White Skies paid $3.50. 81 20,
while Eatontown returned $3.50.
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Rockingham Park
Bx fha Assoeiated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
Sis:n; ySiTSs dD: sgs SP Sse
Ma .ii. Fa 5 aiis.d s ssoF:
P sfne ylno.n cotton Bud. Toni I.
1's sEcoNp kRAcE-Purs., s.; 900; claim
wide Request DeS'tol 4.4O $40 go
Dreamer tSpinalel 11.4O ~. ~
Wise BAHIA Smith .,.,.... MN 1SS So
PoWwow, Free Neche, Best Chance, Push
Broom. You'll Learn. Rivulette. Time
DAILY DOUBLE PAID sIaeO:l
ing: 4-ysars;olSs and va va On s5 m aS 10 30
c caismu s" tsshsnke, 1850 $40 81
Asi.demna Golden Greek. KokTim:
PasaS RSt KtaS siE Tm seapEss menu
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing: 3-year-olds; g. fQrlongs. % o.o
SHE sSs. H1ayi soa ps sSsss1s $50
Nassing wife. Lees Unknown. Miss
SANDS Heiium TWo-Twenty. Iime'
FIFTH RAcE-Purss. $500; claim
inS 4i iTT;S and y WISH n 1aeo $40
kI G'1 se SsttiSS esplrito, ~ 500 S: g
ThaleS, Po1lme, Eoulue, SonerenCcs
TS % Fred. Tim SsA i:s7es. sa'
Ing; 4-year-oids and up; IL miles. =.
Chile Queen Tisherl $50 $3.50 $40
Ruth's Boy DeSpiritol ESQ 200
shiny Peter (Ussery) 0.SO
Mofame. Pavold Dixie Prince. SPOOL
Resigned, Time, 1:453s.
SEVENTH RAcE--PurSe, $500: AL
lowances; 4-year-olds and up: o fur
Nutnes Rad tUssery) 500 500 2so
Africance (Martine1D 4.OO SSy
Busy Signal (StuarO 200
Boston Sir. Four Night. Wild Fox.
lunar Park, Gays Choice. Time. l:105s
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, So, 900; handi-
cap: 4.year-olds and up: "a miles,
Sun Diver (ROsel 20.S0 6.20 $50
sun kusher 0esDiritoI SEQ ss &c
Toy Hunt (S0lD 6;4o
catalpa. Busy Evening. Tomeb4mba.
Asteroide, silly Minnie, Bit-o-Moon. Time.
Ninth RAcE-Purse. s.. 900. claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: l IL miles.
sans Faute CDeSpiritol AGO 500 :Sg
RlSiEs TiIl.s iMas'' 500 SO
trusted, Clear sweep. Minsi. Ish-
KAbhle. Hilka. Papa Felix. Time, 1:4oSs,
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Belmont
Continued from Page CID

for some of the Is entries had
mighty poor Belmont credentials.
For instance, Willie duPont'S
elevation, backed down to Z to
l today, had earned only $500
before he won the Kent Stakes
at Delaware Park last Saturday
under lob pounds. Carrying 1875
today, he was never prominent
and he finished 18th, beating
only the pace-Setting Pinetum
and Buttevant, who bolted after
half mile or so.
FavOrite OF Quickly.
While High Gun and Guerin
were grabbing all the laurels,
Correlation was the big disap-
pointment of the race and it
seems that the California colt
should be given a long rest.
Arcaro got the favorite off very
quickly when the break came in
front of the stands and Correla-
ton looked like money in the
bank going up the back stretch.
He took over the lead between
calls going into the far turn and
then gave up the struggle.
Meanwhile, High Gun was
eighth during most of the early
running and Guerin didn't make
a move until just before the final
turn. Fisherman had displaced
Correlation and seemed on his
way to victory until Guerin got
the King Ranch colt closing with
great bounds in the stretch.
Unlike Assault and Middle
ground, both of whom were bred
on the huge Texas ranch, High
Gun was foaled in Kentucky,
having been bred by K. M. and
w. M. Little and c. C. Boshamer.
The Klebergs acquired the colt
at the Keeneland sales for only
$4,000.
Winner Earns $4,000.
In winning the richest Bel
mont of them all today. High
Gun earned $4,000 out of a
gross purse of $125,0O0. Fisher
man picked up $4,000 in Sec
ond money. While the little
known Limelight, ridden by Pete
Anderson, earned $4,000. Green
tree, which doesn't need the
money, got $1,000 when Ted At
kinSon and Palm Tree finished a
neck ahead of the debated Cor
relation.
All IL of the colts in the Bel
mont carried 126 pounds, while
the only FLY in the race, River
ina, got in with 121. Riverina,
the first filly started since 1882.
was coupled with High Gun and
many had her in mind whey they
bet.
A real good thing was put over
in the first race when, Peggy's
Brandy, flrst-time starter. beat
a bunch of other 2-year-olds in
a 412-furlong dash down the
Widener Course. Peggy's Brandy
opened at 20 to / but was well
tipped and was only Z to 2 ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13
Richmond Trio Sweeps
Feature at Manassas

A trio of Richmond drivers
ran of with top honors last
night at Old Dominion Speed
way when the Manassas oval
staged its first stock car race
under NASCAR sanction.
Manuel (The Flying Creek
Zervakis led the 25-lap feature
from the start to pick up first
money. Sonny Hutchins. cur
rently ranked second in the ma
tional modified point standings,
and Joe jackson trailed Ter
vakis in that order. Baltimore's
Ken Marriott finished fourth.
Zervakis also won the second
heat.
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Eight Races Scheduled
At Vistu Track Today

Fritzie White of Bailey'S Cross
roads, Marvin Shaw of Phila-
delphia and King Kong of New
York head the list of IS drivers
competing in the eight races
scheduled at the Vista, Md,
Speedway today. First race will
be at 2 o'clock.
These three riders will be try
ing for the title held by Harley
Bigelow last year. Bigelow is out
of action following q recent
crackup at the track in which
he broke both legs.
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Reds ToIson to Head
Pomonkey Program

Reds TolSon of Clinton, Md.
winner of last weeks feature
race at Pomonkey Speedway.
heads the 20-car field in a six
event program at the track
starting at 2:30 pm. today.
Other drivers expected to enter
include Harry Walker, Carl Pa
cifico, Jimmy MARS. Carl Smith,
Pom Dickman, Art Philo and
Eddie Hughes.
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Tutum to Teach at Clinic

BLACKSBURG, Va, June II
(SpeciaD Jim Tatum, the Uni
versity of Maryland's head foot
ball coach. will appear at the
Virginia High School League
coaching clinic at Virginia Tech
July /, 2 and 3.