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Evening star., 1955-01-09
HELP-MEN tesa,.l


~ REPAIRMAN, experienced, bench
work and service calls. ear@neces-
eary. good salary. Permanent posi-
ton IN heart Of MONTGOMERY County:
opening TO be filed Immediately.
Gail oaithersburs 41s. Monday. Q
TRUCK DKIyER-waREHoUsE MAN
Apply between 1O-2 pm. Tuesday
thro9eh Friday. 2727 9th st. ne.
DE. 2-3235. 10
UNIT MANAGER desiring promotion
TO branch nnanager. We have the
product and the plan. Il you have
the experience and ambition. Tell
and supervising experiences in COM
plete confidence to see II you can
qualify for personal interview with
home once representative. Write
WM. G.. eCHEETZ, Newark. New
UPHOLsTERY--Furni estimator
salesman. shop with fine reputation
needs experienced man or woman
with car. Box 55-Rs star. %
USED CAR MANAGER, experienced.
to assume full responsibility for
used car lot operation. Phone Mr..
KoETzLE for appt.. Ju. 9-3900:
USED CAR SALESMAN
Nus. ss sssfesslvs: Wiling t.. e york: ss..
time with opportunity to make
money with leading Ford dealer.
Apply Mr.. Posner.
FRANK SMALL, JR., INC.
1896 Good Hope Rd. s.E. =
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PIX OPERATOR

Fully experienced, between
gS and IS. scme typine and
fltne. $500 per mo. 20 start.
QUAKER CRY IrNoLE6M
CO. eoe , st. n.v.
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BEAUTIFUL STERLING
FINE CHINA

Average $s6 to 312b per Wesk. sell.
ing national advertised sterling and
Bavarian china. Work independent
hours. Not canvasstne: no expert
enee necessary. Position permanent.
OF. 4-774l. l0.1, days. 10 oves.
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STENOGRAPHER

position m our promotion
dept interesting shd varied work;
pleasant at.ncspkere. S-day, l0-hr.
week; accurate shorthand and
typine are required. 2i-35 yrs. ci
sge Apply Personnel, Room sos.
open yeekdays. s:3o-s and sat,
0-12 No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
110i Fsnna. Ave. NV.
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TYpIST-CIERK

Rapid speed: 5-day week,
Mondays; experience not nee.
eSsary; good starting salary,
opportunity for advancement,
liberal company, benefits. APP
ply Mrs Ways, SMITH SToR-
AGE CO.. 1913 You St. NV.
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CLERKsTYPIsT, some experience
preferred. Imemdiate employment.
Apply DIVISION or SANITATION.
COUNTY or FAIRFAx. Fairfax, Va.
CLERK-TYRlST. age 20-35.. inter-
ested in work associated with pub
riepce not necessary but preferred.
Some bookkeeping. Salary open
Box CIR, Star. -
CLERK-TYPIST, general bookkeeping
with some stenographic work; near
By Va. boarding school, K1. 0-2325.
CLERK-TYPIST
Excellent opportunity for good typist
with PBX expeF-, In well estnb-
lished downtown general insurance
agency. Good starting salary, paid
vacations, group insurance. air
conditions. Ma. S-6165 for APP
pOfntment
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COMMERCIAL
STENOGRAPHER

HARD 10 I'm FIND ~ =
and 90 Is . good girl. That's
why we're going overheard In Offer
fnR some lucky steno 3 wonderful
opportunity In the district ofices Of
our national orgsrization on the
commercial staf,
She'll get $50 ~ 60 s62.07 10 start.
depending on experience and ability
paid weekly, q salary progression
plan that assures steady raises. 10
paid holidays pfus many other lib
erai empIoye berefits. Hours S.3O
am. 70 4.45 pm. OfiiceA conveniently
located to ali TRANSPORTATION. Write
today to Box 34T-R Star. 10
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TYzPIS:T.

For national scientific research or
Grafton of a varityper and IBM
executive electric typewriter. Knowl-
edge OF drafting desirable Under
30 years of age Excellent working
conditions. For interview. call Ex.
3-SlOO. Ext. 220. Ill
Evening star., 1955-01-09
HOSTESS

White, exper. In restaurant or hotel
work. split shift: must be able 70
furnish refs. Apply ofiicf. TALLY
no RESTAURANT. SIG 18th ST. NV,
Ill
HOTEL ROOM MAID -SUPERV1SOR.
white: personal care OF l2 rooms
supervision OF 2 other white maids
and miscellaneous duties in con,
rooms in large air-conditioned apart
ment building in Northwest WASH
ington. Live on premises In EN-
cheney apartment included as part
of salary; may be married; pernia
nent position for honest. thoroughly
dependable and capable person
except Saturday and Sunday. fol-
nnnninkment for intarVieR "a
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81. az 1th INV
INTERIOR DECORATOR

INTERIOR DECORATOR
For downtown washington furniture
store opening shortly. must have top
sales ability. Call Mr.. FRANK, Lex
fngton D-sS94, or write sol N. How
ard st. Baltimore l. Nd. 10
MANAGER, for retail candy depart.
meat, downtown Washington: ex-
cellent opportunity and working
conditions. Salary open. Give ex-
perienee and former or present en-
ployer Box 4S1-R. star --9e
MANAGER, b0-rm. rooning house:
neat. clean and able TO meet public;
GOOD living conditions. salary open.
Apply Box 301-M. star. --11s
NURSE, res, or practical, for once
work. pref. Va. resident. Di. 1885.
OFFICE HELP, part time, white. Lo-
cation Riggs rdl near New Hamp-
shire ave. and Missouri ave, Have
cfssnine fer accurate typist with
some bookkeeping experience tshort-
hand desirable, but not esacrItiail, /,
70 work approx. 4 hrs, daily. Call
TU. 99-o50n for interview.
ORFlCE MANAGER for national or
sanitation; must be equipped by
education, experience and char
aeter to supervise clerical personnel,
develop eficient procedures and
handle publications production.
4. W W Ma, s-:36s4 Ill
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TYPISTS

employment for youpE
so wp.m. and have at least hieh
school education.
We offer good salary. enjoyable work
ing conditions, retirement plan and
excellent leave policy.
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SECRETARY-CLERK

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Must be excellent stenographer, fast
typist, and have aptitude for figures.
Some knngsecEf q Bookkeeping ss-
SfrRhie. Permanent position In
property manaTement and builders
salary $50. Reply by letter statinE
qualifications. give telephone nun.
Der for inferyiew hy appointment.
T. WAvERLY TAYLOR INC.
$500 VIA. Ave. NV. --1f
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YOUNG WOMEN

Immediate openings available Tor
qualified applicants as dance In
stIuctors. fun or part time, with Or
should be neat. personable. tntelii-
gent, and have natural dancing abtl.-
bxNcE i5y EApg4Is pgg4IsupHift,sssr Hitssr 7io Pm P;ss DALE
TEMPORARY CLERICAL telephona
worker in Kensington, Nd, Begin-
b-day week. S-hr. day; 81 per hour.
Lo. 4-0627. 20 =.
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STATISTICAL TYPIsT

STENOGRAPHER, part time, compe-
tent, ef1cient. Box 263-M, Star. %
STENOGRAPHERS TYPiSTS-Good
opportunity for young, attractive
established publishing house; present
OPENING for 2 stenographers and 2
typists. modern. conditioned Of
fees: 35-hour. 5-day week. hospital
ization benefits Must apply In per-
son. ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA.
1905 East-West hwy. Bethesda Md.
p
at once; must be
accurate in dictation and transcript
toni air-eond. washington ONCE Of
West Coast airfcraft accessory man
ufacturer; exceptional employe ben
efits: IBM typewriter. able to pass
security clearance; ; days. 9.6; $50
1925 18th NV. Eli
SO; 2:30 to $50 pm, s days. For
embassy once, paid vacation and
sick leave, Call HU. 3-o366 from
3 to 9 pm.
sTENoGRAPHER. under 80; 40-hour
appointment call ST. 3-2021.. %
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS open
ing in insurance company safety
dept; 5-day week, pleasant working
cond. and other employe benefits.
Apply INDEMNITY INSURANCE CO.
OF NORTH AMERICA. $50 Wood
wsrd Bldg. 18th and H sts. NV.
sTENoGRAPHER. not over As years
Of age. S3.17b year to start: excel
lent chance for advancement; 6-day.
40-hour week, Apply end floor
Cont Bldg. lol2 l4th ST. NV. Or
STENOGRAPHER for Germany, expe-
rienced. not over 45 years Of age: /:
dictation g5 w.p.m. or better: sal
ary $3,175 year. plus authorized all
lowances; 2-year assignment, knowl-
edge of German not essential. Apply
End floor, Io12 14th st. NV.
for small branch
ofiice. must be neat and accurate
typist with experience answering
telephone. Good salary. Permanent
position. One other girl Call Elk.
3~T4S7, -
STENOS, part time; extra income for
married women; former top- notch
secretaries wanted to do part-ttme
work in downtown once; 4 hrs.
and up week; excellent pay: must
be accurate typists. capable taking
dictation at 100 to $50 wp.m., and
make good appearance, Sunday, 2 to
@ Pm, NE. S-O540, Ext. Oil.
sTENOGRAPHER. between 20 and
As. See MR. KRAMBO, 403 Com
mercial Bank Bldg. l405 O ST. NV.
ENOGRAPHER
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SALESWOMAN
Must be exper. in handling fine mer-
chandise. good nay and commission
to right party. PEARL KRISTEN
SHOP, 1106 Conn. ave NV. Ill
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STENOGRAPHER

Experienced. under 35; group hos
pitalization: new aiT-conditioned
ONCE; 5-day week; salary. Sf}5 per
week II start
SHAPIRO INC.
14l3 x ST. NV. NE. s-t517
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YOUNG MAN
YOUNG MAN 20-26
YOUNG MEN

Immediate openings available for
structors. full or part time, with OF
without experience Applicants should
be neat, persopabie. intelligent and
have natural dancing ability. Apply
after 1 pm. DALE DANCE STUDIOS
Ti0 lAlh II NV TO
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CLERK-TYPIST

Accounting once of large research or.
Eanization requires experienced
clerk -typist, knowledge Of bookkeep-
ing desirable. 5-day week. excel
lent Working conditions. For inter-
view call Ex. 3-Sl00. Ext. 220. I'll
Evening star., 1955-07-17
Browns Open
Drills Friday
For rAlI-Sturs

CLEVELAND, July 16 R.-
The pro champion Cleveland
Browns get their preseason
drillsunder way at Hiram Col
lege next Friday with their
sights set on their meeting with
the Collegians in the annual ALL
Star Game in Chicago's Soldier
Field August IL.
The Browns will be the 10th
of the IL league teams to swing
into acticn~The Redskins. Rams,
and Forty-Niners have already
started. the Colts and Packers
begin today, the Cardinals to-
morrow. the Eagles Monday, the
Bears Tuesday and the Giants
Thursday.
Chief problem confronting the
Browns is that of replacing
Quarterback Otto Graham, who
retired after Cleveland beat De-
troit for the title last December.
Top candidate for the job Ia
George Ratterman.
The Browns will have q host
Of talented rockies. including
Aramis Dandoy, Southern Cali
fornia back; Sam Palumbo. No.
ire Dame tackle; Henry (Model
IT. Ford, Pitt back. and Glen
Dillon. Pitt end.
Evening star., 1955-07-17

1852 Maryland All-America pro-
cured from Washington.
Others include Center Dick
Szymanski, Notre Dame; Half
back l.. G. Dupre. Baylor; Guard
Jack Patera, Oregon, and Full
back Dick Young. former Chatta-
nooga star obtained from the
Chicago Cardinals for Tom
Keane.
Also on hand we're John
Rapacz, 260-pound veteran cen
ter picked up on waivers from
New York, and Monte Brethauer,
Colt halfback-end In 1853. who
recently was released from serv-
ice.
The only veterans checking in
early are Center George RADIO
sevich and Jim Lesane, defensive
halfback. The other holdovers
aren't due until next Friday.
BY then, Ameche, Shaw. Szy-
manski, Dupre and Patera will
be on their way to join the COL
lege .All-Stars In preparation for
the annual charity tilt with the
champion Cleveland Browns.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
Aussies and Brazil Gain
SemifinoIs in Davis Cup

tending champions took a 2-1
lead over Chile by winning the
doubles. and Italy completed q
SO sweep over Great Britain.
The Swedes. stunned by the
defeat of Sven Davidson Friday
lat the hands of Chile's Luis
Ayala. stormed back with an
impressive doubles victory, scored
by Davidson and Torsten Jo-
hanson.
The Swedish team smashed
Ayala and Andres Hammersley,
SO, 81, 6-4,' and established
themselves as favorites to gain
the final round against Italy.
The European finals will be
played next week end, and the
Italians are favored to wrest the
title from the Scandinavian vet
Grams. The Italians, played yes
terday at Edgbaston, England.
Nicola Pietrangeli of Italy lost
the first two sets to Britain's 19-
year-old Billy Knight but bucked
down to win, E6. 3-6, 6-4,
6--3, GA. Orlando Sirola, Italy's
6-foot-7 blaster, had an easier
time with Roger Becker, winning
l0-8, 81, rs.
The deciding two singles
matches at Bastad will be played
today with Ayala meeting Len
mart Bergelin and Davidson play
ing Hammersley.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
ToIkin, Kotz Gain
Singles Finals in
Government PIuy

Favorites AL Talkin and Ar
mold Kotz won their way into
the mems singles finals Of the
Government Employees Tennis
tournament at Rock Creek courts.
Top-seeded Talkin defeated
Ted Park, 60, 6-1, and Kotz
ousted Mort Stimlef, Ga, 6-1.
They meet today at 10 am. for
the championship.
The mems doubles final will
follow at 2 pm. at Rock Greek
with Alphonso Smith and Buddy
Adair facing Jack Mccarthy and
Bill Phaler.
Smith-Adair beat KotZ and
Ben Theeman, Go, 6-1. while
Mccarthy -Phaler defeated How
ward Church and Dick williams,
Ga, go in yesterdays semi
finals.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
By ths Associated Press

Australia and Brazil breezed
into the semiflnals Of the Ameri-
can Zone Davis Cup competition
yesterday.
The Aussies, hoping to regain
the coveted mug which they lost
to the United States last year
clinched their victory over Mex
leo when Rex Hartwig and Lew
Hoad whipped Gustavo Palafox
and Francisco Guerrero, 6-1,
60, Ga, in the doubles in
Chicago to take q 30 lead in
the best-of-five event.
The decision in doubles,
coupled with singles victories
yesterday by Hartwig and Ken
Rosewall, made today's two final
singles matches have no bearing
on the match as Rosewall goes
against 18-year-old Esteban
Reyes, jr.. and Hartwig faces
the 31-year-old Palafox.
Brazil also took a 80 lead
over Cuba at Havana when Bob
Falkenburg, former Californian
who now resides in Brazil. and
Ronald Moreira teamed to whip
Juan Weiss and Orlando Gar
rido, 7-9, Ga, 63, 6-l.
Australia will meet Brazil at
Louisville July 22-24.
Meanwhile, in the European
Zone semiflnals, Sweden's de-
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Belmur Gunderson
Beaten in Finuls

PHILADELPHIA, July 16 (P).
Mrs. Frances Dummy Vosters
Iof Philadelphia won the Middle
States Women's Grass Court
tennis championships today for
the second straight year by de-
feating petite Belmar Gunder-
son of Edgewood. Md. 6-0,6-2.
Mrs. Vosters had Miss Gunder-
son, a University of North Caro-
lima student, under pressure most
of the way on the Philadelphia
Cricket Club course.
In the doubles final, Louise
Brough of Beverly Hills, Calf.
the Wimbledon champion, and
Mrs. Margaret DUPONT of Will
mington, Del, defeated Barbara
Green. North Hollywood, Calf. :,
and Mrs. Vosters 60, 6-8, 6-3.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
Five AII-Americuns on Hand
As Colts Open roining Camp

WESTMINSTER, Md. July 16
P.-The Baltimore Colts opened
their football training camp
here today with so newcomers
whose names read like a list
from college footballs Who's
Who.
Five All-Americans head the
group reporting, to Coach Weeb
Ewbank, first mentor in Balti-
more's pro football history to
return with q squad to the West
ern Maryland College training
camp.
Among the top newcomers,
most Of them rockies, are Alan
Ameche, Wisconsin's All-Amer-
lea fullback and Heisman Trophy
winner; Quarterback George
Shaw, third team All-America
who was the Colts bonus pick
in the National Football League
draft: Frank Mcdonald, Miami,
Fla. All,America end; Bobby
M0prhead, 1852 defensive team
All yAmerica from Georgia Tech
and Quarterback Jack Scarbath.
Evening star., 1955-07-17

think he was swell-headed or
anti-social."
Ostrowski spent the otf-season
as clerk In the Cook County,
(Chicago) jail. which has fur
nished food and lodging for some
of the country's most notorious
criminals. It was q real educa-
ton in the frailties of human
nature, q most interesting job.
/ But I'm glad to be back with
the Redskins" Ostrowski added.
ITS good to be back with the
boys-I didn't see any friends in
Ijail-and you miss them. Now,
iii ] can only get Peters to talk
to me everything win be fine"
50 -
Tavern (Torgy) Torgeson.
hefty linebacker obtained from
the Detroit Lions In the deal for
Jim Ricca and Walt Yowarsky,
must wonder about the fleetness
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of fame. He was having an ankle
taped before practice when q
rookie came into the trainers
room.
you hurt?" the rookie asked.
mo-" Torgy replied. @just get
ting my ankle taped."
This your hrst year here?"
the rookie persisted.
YEAH" Torgeson said.
Ever play football before?"
"a couple Of years with the
Lions" answered Torgy. with q
slight, understandable chest ex-
pansion.
"Hmmm," murmured the
rookie. turning away with 9 look
that plainly indicated he thought
the Lions. pro champions In 1882
53, were In q league with the
Kiwanis, Reciprocity and Rotary
Clubs.
- y =
Dale Atkeson, who made q hit
Evening star., 1955-07-17
Carrasco Quits
As Blair Coach

Dave Carrasco has resigned as
basketball coach at Montgomery
Blair High School to devote full
time to his job as athletic di-
rector.
Appointed athletic director of
the school last year, Carrasco
intimated during the basketball
season that it would be his last
as coach. He directed the cagers
for four years.
"The strain was just too
much" Carrasco said. "The ath-
letic directors job required my
full time and it was difficult to
combine the two duties"
Carrasco. who came from Ia
koma Junior High, bowed out
as coach on a highly successful
note. The Blazers went unde-
feated in 81 games and won the
Maryland State championship.
1t was the third State basket
ball title under Carrasco, who
finished his four years with an
overall record of 6l-22.
Several candidates for the
basketball job are being con-
Sidered.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
1rabert Plays
Bartzen in Final
Of Clay Courts

ATLANTA, July 16 R.-Tony
Trabert. Wimbledon champion
from Cincinnati and Bernard
Bartzen. defending champion
from San Angelo. Tex, rolled
into the finals of the United
States clay courts tennis tourna-
|ment today with four-set vic
tories over nationally-ranked
opponents.
They play tomorrow in the
championship match.
Trabert blasted through Eddie
Moyland of Trenton. N. j., 2-6.
6-1, 60, 60. Bartzen, 28-
year-old retriever who is at his
best on clay, outlasted Ham
Richardson Of Baton Rouge, La,
rs, 6-3, 76, 64.
Dorothy Head Knode of Ala
media, Calf, and Janet Hops
of Seattle won the women's
doubles crown with q 60. 3-6.
6-3 victory over Pat Shaffer of
st. Petersburg. Fla. and Barbara
Brett of North Hollywood. Calf.
Bitsy Grant and Mallon
Courts Of Atlanta defeated Jack
Station and Jim Vuille Of st.
Petersburg. Fla, 6-1, 8-6. In
the senior mems doubles finals.
Miss Briet and Mrs. Knode will
meet for the women's singles
crown tomorrow. Miss Briet de-
feated Jean Clarke Of Birming-
ham 6I3. 60, and Mrs. Knode
downed Yola Ramirez of Mexico
City 6-3, 6--1 in semiflnals
matches today
Miss Hops and Gerald Moss
of Modesto, Calf, moved to the
finals of the mixed doubles with
a rs, 6--1 victory over Karol
Fageros Of Miami and John
Lesch of Los Angeles.
Moylan and Bartzen had a
rough time with University of
Houston stars Sammy Clam
malva and Dick Schuette in their
mems semifinals doubles match.
With Bartzen carrying most of
the load. they won Ills, 6-4,
R-C
Evening star., 1955-07-17

at fullback for the Redskins after
being traded by the Cleveland
Browns. win have to know his
friends better II he hopes to get
them tryouts with the Washing
ton eleven. He approached
Coach Kuharich with the infor-
nation that one Of his high
school buddies had been cut after
q brief trial with the Los Ange-
les Rams.
"Jocko's q good boy" Dale
said. I'VE played together in
high school and he could help
u.s."
aJocko whoa" Kuharich asked.
"How does he spell his last
manner"
Il don't even know hie
NAME" Atkeson said. but he's
Evening star., 1955-07-17
Tribe Okoys Sole
Of Dyck to Orioles

CLEVELAND, July 16 (R.-
The Indians today authorized
their Indianapolis farm club to
sell Outfielder Jim Dyck to the
Orioles.
Cleveland tried to buy Dyck
from Indianapolis two weeks
ago. but ran afoul of baseball
regulations. The Tribe had sold
him to Indianapolis last winter.
Since he had been farmed out
three times. they could not re-
purchase him until after other
teams had a chance to get him
in the draft.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
NiIt Kronheim, 66,
To. Pitch in Benefit

Milton Kronheim, ST., 66-year-
old head Of a Washington
wholesale liquor firm, will be the
starting pitcher for his Bear
cats when they take on the
Boonsboro Yellow Jackets in q
benefit baseball game the night
Of August 8 in Hagerstown, Md.
The Bearcats. a sandlot team
Of professional and business men
organized IS years ago, will face
a younger squad in the Jackets,
who play in the sandlot South
Mountain League.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
Brooks Takes Feature
At Old Dominion Strip

Ryland Brooks Of Fredericks-
burg, Va. won the 50-lap mid
summer championship stock car
race last night at Old Dominion
Speedway. Manassas.
The next three finishers, all
from Arlington. were Bill wyn-
kocp. second: Don Carter, third
and Wally Gore, fourth.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
one helluva football player"

one helluva football player"
- &&S
The rockies here have had Q
fair sample Of Equipment Man.
ager Kelly Miller's wit. and are
just a bit bafied by same. John
CBulD Barrish. who weighed in
at 272 pounds. complained that
his uniform was too tight.
That's all right" Miller told
him. "itll be loose enough in
about a week or you won't need
it anyway"
Another youngster, seeing
Kelly get a rundown from the
trainer. inquired If he had hurt
himself.
YEAH" said Kelly. ~ picked
up some information and guess
1t was too heavy for me-"
Evening star., 1955-07-17
Doris Hart Captures
Dusseldorf Tourney

DUSSELDORF, Germany
July 16 (P).--Doris Hart Of Coral
Gables, Fla. won the women's
titles in an international tennis
tournament today by defeating
Erika Vollmer of Germany. 60,
81.
In the mems division, Jaroslav
Drobny of Britain turned back
Hugh Stewart of Los Angeles.
6-2, 6-3, and Mervyn Rose of
Australia halted Tony Mottram
Of Britain, 2-6. 6-3, ga, in
the semifinals.
Evening star., 1955-07-17

AUsSEs CcH CUP Hoad Qef and Rex Harvg
the Aues bid Davis Cup they defeated the Mexican doubles
at the Chicago Saddle Cycle Club yesterday
Australia Hartwig
day-AP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19
The GoHery's Loss

David z. Finley has fully earned the
retirement which will become effective
next July /. But his REIMBURSEMENT Of
the dictatorship of the National Gallery
Of Art will be distinct loss to that great
institution, which he helped to build. For
Mr.. Finley shared with the late Andrew
Mellon the privilege and responsibility
Of planning the gallery and, upon Mr..
Melons death, the task of directing COM
pletion of the imposing building and ar
ranging for the display there Of one Of
the worlds notable art collections
Mr.. Mellon could have picked no per-
son better qualified than David Finley to
carry out his long cherished plan for cree
alton In Washington Of an American art
gs'lery comparable to any, found else
where In the world. Mr.. Finley was at his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19
Reoffirm the 1885 Action

The Board of Education has three
courses open to 1t with respect to the
Janney Fairgrounds library contro-
versy, according to its legal advisers. The
board can CD reaffirm the 1885 approval
Of the plan to release part OF the Janney
School land for a. branch library, (2)
nullify the 1885 action by motion to
disapprove the transfer, or ca take no
action now of any sort, thus leaving the
1885 decision standing. The board would
be Sinking its responsibilities, however,
II 1t failed to face up TO the problem
forthrightly.
Favoring notification OF the 1885
action are the Janney School Parent
Teacher Association, the schools faculty
and number Of residents. Backing the
plan to use about third of the Janney
grounds Can unused third, incidentally
are, in addition to the Board Of Public
Library Trustees, several citizens aSso-
Citations, parochial parents club and
superintendent Of Schools Corning. The
District Recreation Department has no
objection to transfer of the land to the
library. The District would save at least
900 1.-THE amount OF current tenta-
tive appropriation for purchase Of a site)
by making use Of the Janney School
corner.
The Star believes the board ought
to reaffirm the 1885 approval and thereby
assure the Tenley Circle area Of a CEN
trally located branch library ct mini
mum cost to the taxpayers.