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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-23

TRAINING In beauty eul-
ture: all subjects TAUGHT, approved
for CT training; day and evening
classes. WARELYNN BEAUTY cor
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FUR COAT--Diamond cut muskrat;
besuutiiul and durable; s4b. IA.
FUR CoAT-Nev $4,000 natural
spps R Ra -5s sl} l'ns'h' see. BY
FURN.--Mod, liv.. rm.. bedrm..
y w.sk: csc. 6 o3 a.S Sln rm'; lamps;
FURNiTURE-Must sell, 9 rms. fur.
niture, 8 bedrms., Kitchen. living
I'm. Nand dining rrn. All must 90.
Party leaving city. To. 2-3A00,
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SECRETARY

For sxecutive. In small progressive
corporation located IN 3. c. Must
be capable and willing 70 assume
rRonsieility s. a.,.y open Witt, W,its
viii be considered strictly conf
Dental. Box 4D0.C, Star. --23
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FURS-DISCOUNT
Savings up to sou on any
thing in the line Of fine
furs. A visit to our shop Is
q must II you value you
$$$$$. Hundreds Of slightly
used mink garments at q
fraction Of their original
cost. Shop and compare.
Open Mon. and Thurs. till o.
BASKIN FURS
9th and G
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COW MANURE. rich. we'll Iotted
bushels or otherwise. AID. 2o9s7'
E NE Z I fREE WORK. 10. clearing
grading. sodding. planting. etc
foUsE e. a Bid. IL. 4-os4s o
TREE REMOVAL, pruning. topping
trimming; 2; C, Nd. Free est
SEASONED FIREPLACE WOOD. an!
length: call evenings. sP. 4-4l4l;
HAY. alfalfa timothy and mixed
Also straw; by ton or load. VII
deliver. Phone pU. b-70S6.
usED EoUIPMENT-H and M trae.
tor c and Cub tractor. Ford trae
tor with mower. new Holland naler
Cub gang mowers, garden. tractors
Ford with loader. side rake, ploN
and disc, tractor spreader. cult
Isc snS sd s ssa Mdl. u. J
.ai Sii12 CHAIN SAWS. new and used
me. silver sprins. Nd. 70. s.5ss5
INV E06IPMENf-Full line o
INC industriai wheel tractors
backhoe graders, motors and equip
ment. INC farm tractors ant
equipment; New Holland and New
Idea farm equipment; Meyers hay
conditioner: Brilliant grass seed.
ers, irrigation. baler and binder
twtne, parts and service. MALO-
NEY'S. INC, Silver Spring. Nd
FIREPLACE WOOD FOR SALE
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MOVIE PRoJECTOR, Ike new: port
sble: sound: Ampro nghtyeight.
Less than half price. 1901 Calvert
oRGAaN N Hammond .p,ne., with nj Les.
He IL 'p s.asSFs Save $500. Like J rev.
oRGAS%sGpain.. organ returned from
kkTITT NSyg ;g Co. 1850 d 81, ~
PiASoswspeeial purehas. ins quail
ity full keyboard sptnet pianos
s4l5; KITS. 1880 O at. NV. RE.
PIANO apt. grand. r.eondition n
3i6l. HE. 4-6005. "a
PfAEoS--Kne6s and other famous.
da nse from an0 sgs an0'i KITE .Si' 1850 So
@ s. NV. RE. 7-62l2. Pa
PIANO. Mason Hamlin console:
hsrsnd-new condition: $3.50 Attn.
PIANO, steiff baby Grand: IS keys;
E o a.s sas "a "a. e.asa t.'ei: ssS'
PIANO, baby grand Brewster: !ex-
sseI.lsent tone price; $3.50. Can sitter
PING fONG TABLES. new. 9 isss.
soSIs Inca iSs Sf app Dp'.c ai fes
PING PONG ToURNAAIENT rABLEs
3M-in. and 3ss-tn. regulation size
Tor christmas sits. Ab, 4-2isS;
PRESS, model 1875: Tandem; new
s sHBftiSH o das N 1875 s4ssss + d b.
heat room. WA. 6-os6O; after !
pm, WA. b.S263, "a
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RESIDENT MANAGER

Lady 70 manage gAfden-type apart
ment .dsvelopment. Experience pre-
ssIrsd and able s, e DO some typingL;
apartment. Mr.. Macy, EU. $4,000.
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MISCELLANEOUS FoR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, 1-msn. $40 per day;
o Saa si Esu g. co. 5s' ~, f o-sssl
Service, Rental. $40 o day GRAVE
Nv or WASH. ,JU. 0.22S7.
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1915 X ST. s.E.--Lsrge lovely 3-rm.
apt. in new bldg, SIS incl. all
utils. Close in and finest transpor.
tation. Small reduction for man
sgsssmsesnt helper. TRACY Co. ogu.
e s5SGsii Gu. st. Tso.
IBEAcoN APTs.,o 'is6l caivsrt ct.
I'M. nv. rrn., kit. bath. III. s-eo7s7.
THE W0oDNER-Efhciency apt. and
l and 2 bedrm apis. nov ayeNeble.
very nicely located 1899 18Th Ct;
ss2s conn. A We. Apt suitable for
month. ia. 9-54o0. Mr.. MITCH
BoLLrNG FIELD AREA, 1873 wssns
place SCI bedrm.. separate d.
nette: 500 up; all utils.:: off-street
gi 6oisass da sssnf Hz a asei itaorase 5o'
CONGREss REiGHTS AREA@At-
traetive ] and 2 bedrn. apts.:- reas.
rents. 10. 2.0152. Closed Xmas
Day and New Years Day. -3
1 BEDROOM, living room. kitchen.
f s0s a bath e fIoys crsss yent nsr
Jan. /, Cali Ho. 2-64i6 for appoint.
ment to inspect. 1927 Summit pl.
DUPLEX APT. gas Hamilton st. NV.
Clean 1-bedrm,. mod. kit. den.
liv. nm. and bath apt. tn. 2-l692.
FORT DUPONT PARK (golf eourse)
Here at 3423 Minnesota ave. Sc.
you'll find an attractive 1-bed-
plan: spacious dining area. bright
facilities: $40 incl. ali utils. SHAN SHAN.
NON q LucHs. 724 14th st. NV.
1915 2 ST. Sc. Guy Len Courts
exposures: s6850 includes heat
or cali sTEUART BROS. INC. bi.
c ST. Sc. is00 block. across from
D. C. General Hospital-Mod. .du-
plex, 2 large rms. dinette, kit.
screened porch; excellent condition;
S SsI INCLUDES .sl sTr hest hot Sso wate
lath 81. Sc. Iis-1 room. bath
and kit. all utils. incl; COW. Line.
PIX. car stop and tempo. K. Capitol,
Navy Yard: S55. Ii. 3-6214. -26
LOCATION, In heart OF
city. at Meridian Park-Shopping
and transp. at door: new air-cond.
bldg. all ultramod. facilities In
this lively apt, 1475 Euclid st.
r PiEi EN- MIST ST. NV. 14oi-Aps.
l04. Omen, | bedrm., liy. rna., kit.
dinette and bath. Heat, hot water
and gas furn. S67 so. Elk. 3-340o.
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CAFETERIA UNIT-Complets "a.
foot. heavy gauge stainless steel
cafeteria unit, in service nov, Must
be seen to be appreciated. Call no.
2.sS66 or no. 2-sss6. ask for
ca All "a liz. a.y; Exact. ". %
Braun .Hssos6by strobe unit; $500,
c2syAs. Sos, cover, suitable 7o,s..
cAhFffTt9-IE2,y. rn., din; w.. .tsp.
c halli Z ,s2edrms, cill IT,. 2:ssS5 ..,.
G GTa ss..s5saBp'o BOWLING La e stss
%. 40 70 z2: $40, KE. 6-s5iS,
custom tailored. Ike io.4s; eos,
S ezs5 isS s si ssS Too D 4 e.
COAL AND WOOD RANGES. new
co sP Il n; fAsE e. s mssos.n,; cal
csSAGtcas. s sss:: 2 .rneh.lr.. ,1s %.
2 end tables, So: Q rugs, $50 both.
e, Excel els sond, AP 7-o6s4, !. e "a
32S w Ghi sftsf gR ..i1 or a .ubs.
Vision Mn Psirf.RP, .'' W. ~'''"'' Hs sS
DESK, exec. type. ct top. four
drawers, 2x5 IT,. plus one iegai. sized
iile drawer; golden wheat blond
beds, etc: IA. T-7440. 20
DIAMONDS ca. mems: one about
half carat; sos. Other about ~
carat; $l96. ,RA; 3-I63e; "a
p msn!e Ct. .ae Zoo: l.a ST. os e.
$sSS: ls sdy: e IT,. f pssr shs sSs
spprx. ! cts, u, zSB. LiyIEasToN
q Co. 1923 II ct. NV. NE. s-b26s
DINING ROOM SUITE, practically
offer. Other items. Cali Tor ap-
pointment. After s pm. RA B.
p fsisHs stin in crate. lie
pieces. Complete service for 8
Dishes. silverware and glassware,
$50 or best offer. ia. $3.50 OF
ri iii e,s e3aHssiiNErs--sev 4.dr.. sss.l,
FIFE f3I io' CO.. FL , SsS'g e. u CIRCLE
FiREPLACE LOGS. gas and cleo j
screens andirons, tools. ACME
STOVE. 1011 9TH Of. NV. MA. g.
1862.
FOAM RogBER, CUT ANY sHAPI
Gillirland. 2I45 p NV. Elk. 3-663s
'FREEZERS, new. 1865 oE II Gu It.
upright or chest. close outs: fooe
plan available. No payments unit
March, 1886. HO. 2-2200. pa
FUR; silver fox fngertig Jacket bst
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APIS. FuRhIsHED-p.c.

los WEBSTER ST. NE. mr.. Cath
a; nice quiet residential sect. See
70 appreciate; s97.50, incl. utils.
ONE BEDRM.. kit. and bath. sos
incl utils. Inquire within. 575s Ga
y sys; As' sdof NJ k Sssrs APT HOTEL Sa
v.ef esii N tsrn s BPS by day or
GIRLS-Beautiful apt, all private:
ldry. rm., washer: utilities furn.;
finest Sc. neighborhood; 500 per
BI2alcoSo aPf fot $50, calver. St n NV.
-Elev.: efficiency and bedroom.
iiy; rnn;, kit,, bath. en-; S-ao77;;,
a SH d fa4 b sss a l, Ps1 bath sntp
MI. ,PLEAsANT-~NeTton st.. Eng.
S Ssm. So go RN s 5ras4S seofm L..as g.
UPsAL ST. Sc. !ef-%Extra nice
Nv .rm.. bedrm.. kit. bath. utilS..
adults S97.50 mo. 10. 2-0540.
11s RHODE ISLAND AVE. Ne
Reas, All utils, AID. 2-49I7. 25'
bath; all utlls, Cow. shopping
and Transportation. -25
LONDON HALL APT. HOTEL, If33
18th st.. NV. Enc. bed. -liy. rm.,
kit. bath. day or VIZ. MA. s-g9l0.
1901 18th ST. N.w.-Nice and clean
2;rm. apt.,- bath; porch. utils.. s12
ec7s REMEDY ST. Nw.-Living
room, bedrm., den. kitchen. dinette,
bath. bsnt;: parking lot; s125 incl.
Tu, 2-9135; ewes, RA. 3-56sa.
esIb 14th ST. N.w.-clear conf,
trsnsp': low rent. AD. 4-i6s5. Us
CHARMING APT.-completel furn.
incl. linen. kit, ware. etc: excel.
loc.. heart Of city. mr.. shopping and
tranSp.; new air-eond. bldg, all
mod. lHsi!itiss, l475 Euclid St
1905 SiSs K XII ST. f-s 1, Z. Apply Apt. J..
SCI. rear porch. SIS mo. plus utiis.
Nj. Navy Yard. Bolline. Ideal for
serx, personnel PRESS REALTY
a60i QUE ST. N.w.-stadio apt. in
mod. apt. bldg: refgr and grill for
light cooking; parking space; $50
i4 10 GO COLUMBIA RID. N.w-s.Sed.
bath. AD. 4-5s44. 80 Mse
BEDROOM. living rm,. kitchen and
bath, facing Walter Reed Hospital.
81 Fern st. ia. 9-293S. ID
x10-Living room, bedrm.. kit. and
bath: utilities; 316 18th St. ne.
LIv. RM.. bedrm.. kit, bath. utiIs.,
1926 18th NV; S73-S76. $40 wk
,, Ne OBJ rI te inrant' RAi 3-iss3; -
now. attraetiveiy furns. i and Z
bedrm. apis; reas. rent. 10, .
0152, Closed Xmas Day and New
III sssF, iiApM aSSNr ST. N.w.-spaci s
bedrm. -liy,, rm, kit. inclosed porch;
utils;. incl. dishes. etc: 3 or 4
Isse u Z ST. NE. mr.. capitol-I:bsd.
A HTafRi 81 ~ gDA AIS H 4s 81 W. VA ap
child or babies welcome; also hskpg.
es33 2sth ST: NV, i blk, OF Conn.
ave.-Attr, liv. rm., bedrm.. kit.
bath bath perch; a yssinl immed, No lease
UPPER 10th sT.-Furnishsd eff
hciency; large living room, dinette.
dressing room. kitchen. bath. 81
s se2yes included SS per can rssden m mad
1853 $751; ALISON HSS 81 R;m' N w. 5:seSS
nm. kit. -dinette, pvt. bath: utils,
furn,: suit. I-e adults. SO
NAYLOR GARDENS - 2-bedroom
furn. apt; Sl25. utils. incl; cow,
70, transp., shopping and schools.
~. E-o1Uu. 20
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FURNITURE, NEW
WAREHOUSE SALE

FURNITURE, NEW
WAREHOUSE SALE
At Our Store
SAVE 20% TO 70%
Great Rapids gives you fan
tastic bargains In the most
colossal warehouse sale
ever seen in D. c. so hurry!
ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO
PRIOR SALE
FREE DELIVERY
Sl69.5U VALUE
Blond double dresser and mirror,
OUR PRICE sl1s.Bo
Genuine mahog. table and leaf. 4
chairs, buffet and china cabinet.
OUR PRICE $685.
$50 so VALUE
Genuine mah0''PS5u fHi sRfsE G sss.ss
s1se. 80 VALUE
Fine sofa bed and metehins chair
s69. so VALUE
Genuine mahog. drop-leaf table: nm.
OUR PRICE ss4.et
$50. so VALUE
custom-built studio with kick-pleat
OUR PRICE $50 .s5
S1Io.b0 VALUE
Large club chair, custom quality
OUR PRICE $50 90
$3.50 so VALUE
Genuine Fisher Dualounge with nne
innerspring mattress; sleeps 2.
500. so VALUE
Wrought iron and plastic-top di.
nette table and 4 chairs.
OUR PRICE Sz2.oE
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FURNITURE, uneiaimed-eofa. SIS
occ. chair. So record cabinet. SIS;
sSs ov ssess ros sssToG &c. s ss
$40; sofabed. $40; Hollywood bed
$22; dresser. So; hids-s-bed SIS;
bachelor chest. $24; leather tor
coffee table. SO; rollayay bed
many other items. We also reup-
holster sofa and chair. 500, IN.
eiudes labor and materials. All
sofa and chair S54, incl. labor and
materials: custom-made draperies
cornices, refinishing. cabinet work
HoLsTERERs. 2447 18th s. nv
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MIscEL. EoR RENT lcent. J

RENT Tv, 4Oc day; l month mini
mum. BLISS TV. AID. 4-74l4.
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John KILPEN HOTEI
ROOMS. ACTS. no SHARE

COLORED LADY to share attractive
apt. with another lady: NV. sec. CO.
b-2506, Sun. weekdays after 4 pm.
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PONY CARTS, $3.50
PONY HARNESS
s sAo. And WE VEST HE bR1 BEE
BLANKETS, HALTERS, ETC.
OPEN EWES. UNTIL q Pm.
SHERWOOD'S SADDLERY
V mi. west of Fairfax circle on
2e-211-b0, Fairfax. We. CIR. $4,000
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MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING ORANGE BOWL and RE.
TURH-Haye extra ticket. take one
MA: 1851. Call Friday.
NASHVILLE, TENN.-Leave. 1924
rider, sh. expense; refs. -exeh. day
DI. 7-171l; niRht. RE. b-S246
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BOOKKEEPER
CASHIER
CLERK-TYPIST

Good typist 1885 yfs. Of age. who
70 interested in Q permanent posi-
ton In our acctg. dept; poSsibili-
ties Of advancement; 5-day, 40-hr
vk. Apply personnel, Room 602 {:
open weekdays S:30-5 and Sat.
9-12. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA. AVE. NV.
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LUMBER

Open Saturday and Sunday TIL
p ,.a,; We . stock lumber DIyNocd'
Delivery; Come out and check our I,
coMppa lNsff. sas Rc ceda2 i. toG srsals
NV. TU 2.3l42.
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GORDON HOTEL

Between X and Eye on 10th. within
walking distance Of shopping and
Govt. bldes, downtown. Nice ssle.
and dble. rms. Reas. wkly. and mo
rates, MA. S-626A.
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FURNITuRE-NEW
HOTICE

DISCOUNT House
1850 wroueht-iron dinetts So .es
S129.5 so bunk beds compl; 72-gh
$50. so chrome 6-pc dinette- 48.90gg
syclon Hollywood beds --.--479t
Bedrms.. liY rm.. din. rm. Terms
KING FURNITURE &C, 80,
8203 Ga. Ave. ~. g'6sSel
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CHEVROLET 1888 3-horse van;
motor and tires Eood, body needs
minor repairs. S150. 6P. 4-5l45.
BEAUTIFUL HAND-TOOLED profess
quilted seat; Bob Crosby tree: IS"
seat 4" leather covered roping
stirrups: roping breast collar: bride
and bit to match. Made by l..
White. Fort Worth. Texas. Like
new: $3.50. or best offer. W. F.
ALBRIGHT. Twin "A RANCH. Dams
Piscataway, Maryland. 1t. 2, Box
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ROOMS WITH soARp

A BEAUTIFUL HOME. private room
with nice home-eooked meals fol-
elderly people Only Christian
people apply. EN-. 3-0427. IA.
BRADLEY ARMS, at Dupont Circle.
1925 10th ST.. n.w.-Home-cooked
food. reasonable prices.
l401 18th ST. N.W.--Ideal residences
for business people, students: sc.
lectiye menus: PIX and TV.
ATLANTIS GUEST HOUSE-Room
and board, .TV. Bendix; new man
agement. Phone AID. 1917 "a
JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
Offers 100 attractive. clean. private
single and double rooms, some with
pvt. bath with or without delicious
breakfast. dinner, at moderate
weekly rates. TV and game rooms
phone In room. 24-hr swbrd. .ant
elev. Real value for limited budget
Come see, 23l0 AShmead pl. NV.
Just OF $500 blk. Conn. ave. Ho
2-3566
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sITuATioNs--woMEN

COMPANION. white lady with nurs-
ing exDer.; H.. duties, assist cook
ipg; small SAL. pvt. room. After
800 pm. Ii, 3-5505. =
REGISTERED NURSE. temporarily
available for private duty case.
$40 hr. duty. Box 22e-D. Star.
EXPERIENCED WAITRESS desires
work: hotel or club; days. Tel. Ma.
$3.50. Ext. 800.
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL
SEASONED FIREPLACE WOOD and
kindling. Ii. 7-4406. -23
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MERRY XMAS
sHERwooD's sADDLERY
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TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS
CIRCULATION

Immediate openings are
now available in odr eircula.
ton department for persons
with pleasant telephone man
neTs, with the conference and
ability necessary TO do tele-
phone saleswork. The sales
commission 10 liberal and the
hours can be tailored TO fit
your requirements In many
eases.
II interested In steady and
Enjoyable work contact Mr..
Harvey, Room 204, between
. en-. and D pm.
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Officers Service Club
Rms. by day, wk.. month, with club
and social activities for active. IN.
active and reserve officers. 1914
21st at. NV, AID. 4-2400.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
STEEL

TELEvisiON. new 1856 models. {
you have cash and want Q homes
deal Shop US last. PARAMOUNT
Co, 2202 Ga. ave. NV. Free park
ing.
reeonditioned. guar
anteed. $685. and up. Lge. variet.
Of all makes and sizes. New bloni
21-in. Admiral at cost. Open o.
sundays till Q. Ii. 6-3400. lOl
18th st, ne "a
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

FIREPLACE WOOD FOR SALE
r. OWNES 10. S-535l
"a
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oniMfiaMnSao. S sT4s EH Rw.c o Is. aassss
FREEZERS, new. 1858 oE IL Gu IT,,
upright or chest. close outs: food
plan available. No payments until
March, 1886. HO. 2-2200. pa
FUR. silver fox fingertip Jacket:
peri. Xmas sift: $3.50. DU 10000.
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PROGRAM
ILeander Rowing Club of Hamil-

Leander Rowing Club Of Hamil-
ton.
Detroit may be represented by
crews from Detroit Rowing Club
and Detroit Boat Club. Phila-
delphia, heart Of amateur row.
ing, expects to be represented by
the Bachelor Barge Boat Club
Fairmont Rowing Association
LaSalle Rowing Association
Malta Boat Club. Penn A. C
Rowing Association. Penn Barge
Club, Schuykill Navy Rowine
Club. Undine Barge Club anc
Vesper Boat Club.
Old Dominion Boat Club ir
Alexandria hopes to send severa
crews. renewing a long standing
rivalry with Potomac Boat Club
In the last two years. the latter
has swept the regatta by sheer
number Of entries in variou,
Ievents-plus. of course, some ex.
cellent rowing.
Crews will receive medals fol
placing first. The team trophy
goes to the club scoring the high
est number Of points during the
day.
Rowing fans may view the
races without any charge from
either the Washington or Vir-
GINA side Of the Potomac.
NJ. L., JR.
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TAM

Continued From Page CT
fail in his chance for outright
possession Of the lead.
He fred q near-perfect round
with a pair Of 33s, dropping
seven birdie puts ranging from
I2ia to IS feet. To keep his
chances alive. Rosburg hal to
sink a 20-foot putt after being
trapped to salvage a par-3 on
the mean 215-yard 10Th.
The Notwithstanding Krak,
son Of a Weirton, w. Va, steel
worker, ripped par with 1924,
while Littler. from Palm Springs.
Calf, also coupled 33s.
Littler decorated his card with
an eagle 3 on the 495-yard sec
ond hole by holing out a 90-foot
Ichip shot from a road behind
the green. His only over-par was
a 4 on the 215-yard 18th, where
he three-putted from the edge,
Littler birdied the last two holes
with 2 and 4-foot puts.
| Krak, who was brought to
this country from Czechoslo-
vakia at the age OF l month,
carded his only over-par also
on the 10Th when his tee shot
was trapped.
/ Krak's best finish in a year
of tournament campaigning was
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Tackle at Army
To Enter Viroiniu

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.
Aug. IL P.-Ronnie Melnik, a
veteran Of two varsity football
campaigns at the United States
Military Academy. will enroll al
the University of Virginia next
month. 1t was learned yesterday
Melnik recently withdrew from
West Point at the end of hi;
third year because of mis- mar
riage. The academy prohibits
the marriage of undergraduates
The 2l5-pound tackle from
Woodhaven. N. Y, entered West
Point after starring in high
school football for Brooklyn
Technical High School and Blair
Academy. While at Blair he was
a teammate Of Virginia's 1855
captain, John Polzer, and Jim
Elekes, Cavalier tackle.
Melnik. who played for Army
against Virginia last season,
won't be eligible to compete for
the Virginia team until 1856. He
has one year of varsity eligibility
remaining.
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10th in the Kansas City Open.
He aced the 230-yard 18th there
for the only hole-in-one of his
career. Krak finished about
50th in the World" TO collect
1908 last year.
Doug Ford. the National PGA
and All-American winner. skid
Ided to a 70 after three putting
three greens. Cary Middleton
leading PGA money winner, shot
a IA and complained Of a pain
full kink in his back. Sam Snead
also posted a "a.
Patty Berg, winner the last
two years, and Fay Croker. the
1885 national Women's Open
champion from Montevideo
Uruguay, knocked five strokes
of par with Ills to share the
Ifirst-round lead in the women's
pro world" tourney.
One stroke behind in the field
of % was Mary Lena Faux OF
Townsville, Ga. with 1884
70. She was followed by Betty
Hicks, Palm Springs. Calf, with
38-36-74 in the chase for part
OF a $4,000 prize list.
Other divisional leaders in the
world" tourney we're:
Women amateurs -Gloria
Fecht, Inglewood. Calf, rs, and
Ruth lessen, Seattle, II.
Men amateurs-Doug Sand.
ers. Cedartown, Ga, 81.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IL (P).
"A heated international rivalry
that began in last springs Pan
American Games high lights to-
days session of the four-day
women's National AAU SWIM
ming and diving championships.
The meet got of to a good
start last night with Carolyn
Green of Fort Lauderdale. Fla.
winning her fourth successive
national 1900 meter freestyle
championship. despite a physical
handicap, and with Mary Ann
MARCHING of the Indianapolis
Athletic Club setting new jun
lior national record in the 100
meter backstroke.
But all attention today is TO-
cused on 14-year-old Wanda
Werner of the Walter Reed Swim
Club. Washington. D. c., who
will try to turn the tables on
her Pan American Games con-
queror. Helen Stewart of Mon
Itreal. Last March in Mexico
City the two sprinted to the fin-
ish line of the 100-meter free
style in identical 1:07.7 times
with Miss Stewart declared the
winner by a scant touch. Joy
Anderson of Chicago, who won
the event last year, is not de-
tending.
d. C. Girl Defends Title
Three other titles will be on
the line today and tonight in
Fairmont Parks John B. Kelly
Olympic pool.
Pat Mccormick of California
defends the first of her three
diving titles-the platform dive
and Marie Gillett of the Wal
ter Reed team seeks to repeat
her 1854 victory in the 400
meter individual medley. The
200 meter backstroke crown will
be up for grabs since last years
winner, Barbara Stark, isn't
back to defend.
Competition for Miss McCor-
mick. Of the Los Angeles AC.
should come from Paula Jean
Myers. who won this event from
the defending champion in 1858;
June Slower Irwin of the Pasa-
dena (Calif.) AC. who motored
here with her husband and two
children for the meet, and Gail
Benton, another Los Angeles
AC diver. Miss Mccormick has
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WORLD GOLF SCORES

CHICAGO. Aug. IL P.-First-
round leaders in the World
golf ament at Tam
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TOP OARSMEN RACE HERE SUNDAY
Potomac Club Seekino
Third Rowing Triumph

Potomac Boat Club oarsmen
are aiming to do what no other
rowing club has done-win the
Presidents Cup high point team
trophy for the third straight
year.
They hope to accomplish the
feat in Sundays six-hour row.
ing program of West Potomac
Park.
Some of the country's best
oarsmen, plus a good number
from Canada, are entered in the
regatta. the third major event
of the 1855 Presidents Cup Re-
gatta. Canoeing and swimming
events were held the last two
week ends.
The program resumes Septem-
Der 1913 with powerboat races,
including five heats for the big
unlimited hydroplanes, and con-
Icludes September 24-25 with
sailboats racing for The Evening
Star trophies.
Meanwhile, Sundays 20-event
program starts at l pm. with
a sanction from the National
Association OF Amateur Oars
men. With the exception of
three dash races, all events will
be over a mile course from the
upstream side of Memorial
Bridge to finish line just above
the l4th street bridge.
A special half-mile race be-
tween a Washington girls team
and a crew from the Girls Row
ing Club OF Philadelphia has
been carded again, according
TO Rowing Chairman George
Herman.
Herman also reported these
Canadian entries: Argonaut
Rowing Club Of Ontario, Don
Rowing Club Of Toronto and