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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-26
lover so Builders Sign Up So Far
For Star Spring Homes Review

More than so District area
builders already have entered
listings in the Directory of
Spring Homes" that will be a
main feature of The Stars forth
coming Spring Homes Review.
These listings were received
within . week after entry blanks
were mailed to builders.
The big Star event will con-
centrate special news coverage
on home-buiiding activity in the
Washington metropolitan area to
open the spring home-buying
season.
Devoted to this special cover
age will be two expanded edi-
tions of The Star Home Section.
The first will appear Saturday.
April 80. and the second on Sat-
urday, May Z.
Large and small builders will
be entitled to list homes that will
be available on the spring mar
ket in the Directory of Spring
Homes" There will be no charge
for the listing.
First announcement of The
Star Spring Homes Review was
made iI the Home Section of
March IL. During the following
week. letters were sent to build
ers giving details and inclosing
entry forms. which builders were
invited to f1ll out as a means Of
listing houses in the directory
that will appear in both Of the
forthcoming expanded Home Sec
tionS.
Many builders told The Star
they considered the special news
coverage program was scheduled
at an appropriate time to be of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-26

who has not received an entry
form and who wishes to have a
home listed. is asked to address
his request for an entry form as
follows: Spring Homes Review"
The Evening Star, Eleventh and
P nsyl vania avenue NV.
Washington 4, D. C.
Filled-out forms must be In
the mail by April 16.
The Directory Of Spring
Homes" will be designed so that
1t can be clipped out of the news
paper and kept by the reader
Completed and uncompleted new
homes can be listed by builders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-26

maximum benefit to both the
public and to builders entering
the spring market.
The idea behind the directory
is to make available to prospec-
tive buyers a comprehensive list
of homes and projects that will
be completed or well along in
construction by early May.
The homes will be grouped in
four areas for the convenience of
readers-Montgomery Cou nty.
Prince Georges County, nearby
Virginia and the District.
In addition to the builders
name, the listing will provide the
address of the house, the price
class, the number of bedrooms,
the number of stories, informa-
tion on whether the house is of
the basement or reimbursement
type. and directions to reach the
site.
The directory will be open to
all builders in the Metropolitan
Washington area. Any builder
Evening star., 1955-06-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

n. G. 80: IRE engine red finish; like
new throughout; S7e5. co. 5-1Iss-
M. G.'s; largest selection of 1-oWnef
cars at sale prices; largest selection
Se.s9 81 f9fesn o9 ss.,nHessz nd AnsI.ssn Austin ssd
Of England. M. G., Magnetic. Morris
Benz, Kaiser, WHY'S. MANHATTAN
SIS. NV. North T.27oio; branch
sales, 1870 King ST.. Alex Va
M. G. 1853 roadster; black finish;
perfect conditions: gone only 1900
BEkfso6N Rslss 6iiess erssesns sa;aSOs s-O14o. % -:
u woqtne Fl ne 5cuf: It 6 q. YsES Du eits9 59ss5 ss5
eyes. Sun, Sun. DU. 5-82o6. Ask for
NASH 'S2 Rambler hardtop; over
drive, r. and b.: 2-tone finish. W.
xsy VI tVs: w::tesnd esrdfess sp.cs fsnd dss5 s
MOTORS. 500 wis. ave. Wo; g.
Nash Ash ,ss VS. Country club: factory
oficial car: air conditioner. Ultra
matte mstie drive radto de-, wire & wheels; ss,dr re-
tsns Se9s SSlGE Ss: BsrRSss rstaes sss&sn &
price SIS. 500: save 81. $50. NASH
ARLINGTON CORP. Indoor Show
room. 2016 N. Moore St., Arl. (Ross-
lynl. Va. IA. S-3030. IA
NASH '61 Rambler convertible: radio.
heater and oyerdrive: q good eco
nomical 2nd car, $595. PAGE
HUGHES BUICK, 621 ArL blyd..
NASH 80 4-dr.; fully equip; ideal
2nd car: S245. MCNEIL PONTIAC.
1890 Wis. ave. OIL. $4,000. I'm
NASH 80 Ambassador 2.door:
Hydra-Matic, Weather-Eye, light
gray. original hnish: Q real bargain.
S295. NASH ARLINGTON CORP,
Indoor Showroom. 2015 N. Moore
st. Arl. (Rosslyn). Va, IA. $4,000.
NASH 1850 .2-dr. sedan: mechanics's
special; $l00. Call MR.. GREEN,
WA. 7-567b. "a
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OLDSMOBILE 80
SUPER "88" 2-DOOR.

SUPER "88" 2-DOOR
black, contrasting tailor-made seat
covers, Super Hydra-Matic drive,
radio. heater: one-owner car:
SANITIZED. SAFETY-TESTED AND
GUARANTEED FOR YOUR PRO-
LECTION. Sale priced at only
S1.095.
OLMSTEAD MOTOR co.
Virginia's Largest Olds Dealer
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl. ia. 7-S40O
Evening star., 1955-06-24
AUToMoslLEs FOR SALE

NASH so 2-doof sedan; origina.
ehampaigne finish. radio, overdrive
directionai signals. complete Gus.
tom accessories; was S595. nov
S446. NASH ARLINGTON CORP.
Indoor showroom. 2015 N. Moor
ST.. Ari. tRosslynl. Va. IA. e-3Q30
NASH '53 Statesman 4-door sedan
reclining seats. oyerdriye. Weathel
Eye: original 2-tone blue bakeG
enamel finish: driven less thar
$4,000 miles, one owner: reduced
for quick sale s7s5. NASH AR
room. 2o15 N. Moore st.. Arl
Rosslyn),. Va. IA. S-3030. PA
NASH, Healy, Americas finest .sport
car; beautiful gray and blue finish
radio. white tires. overdrtve: body
made In Italy by Pinin Farina
very exclusive: driven 1000 miles
company ofdcial car: reduced 81.
SRIL.1NaToN CORP. indoor snow.
room. 2015 N Moore st.. Arl
tRosslynl. Va. IA. S-3030. IA
NASH 1919 1000" 4-door; r, b.
excellent motor and body: S295
ROYAL MOTORS
4100 Ga. Ave. NV. Ia. $4,000
Chrysler-P Plymouth Imperial
Evening star., 1955-06-24
AUToMoslLEs FOR SALE

oLDsMoBILE 's5 super "ss" Holi-
day hardtop convertible sedan;
beaut 2-tons sreen: w; 49, tisss; @Ns;,,s Z
power steering and brakes, 4-way
seat. Many other extras. Very few
miles. Save $1,000 from delivered
price. WOLFE MOTORS. 1891 wis
|0LDsMOBILE ie4e .-es" 2-dr.
Rocket; r.. and h., Hydra: today!
special, S295, SIS down. THACKEF
MOTORS. 18th and r. ]. ave. ne.
LA. 6-6630.
Evening star., 1955-06-24

400 Ga. Ave. NV, ia. $4,000
Chrysler-P Plymouth Imperial
Evening star., 1955-06-24
AUTOMOBILES EoR SALE

NAsH 80 rambler hardtop: over.
drive. radio. heater, complete Gus
tom equipment: 2-tone green: ons
2TnnT: rsdnssd tron $3.50 to $3.50
showroom. 2015 n. Moore st.. Arl
Evening star., 1955-06-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY 1881 4-dr.. 3. and h.
S95 down. THACKER MOTORS.
18th and 3. I. ave. ne. La. 6-6530.
MERCURY '64 convertible coupe:
light green finish with nice black
top; equipped, including power
windows: S2.095. cCc guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-Ol Co.
|I223 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
MERCURY '53
Monterey, radio, heater, light green.
one owner; like new, 81 1876. 25ss
down. 6-nonth or 6,0D0 mile war
ranty.
Northeast Motor Co. (Ford)
1870 Bladensburg Rd. ne. Ii. 7-2500
MERCURY '53 Custom 4-dr.: =. and
h. low mileage; $I,395, PAGE
Falls Church. Va "a
MERCURY 'b5 Montclair hardtop
convertible; vassar yellow body,
black top; r, h.: 2-tone leather In
terror; Merc-O-Matic drive, Wv.
tires, power steering and brakes.
ssS: ssS m.y SGoo sssgSsl Ssr. sS ..; nsx
y
proximately S3.S47. Our special to-
day. MONTGOMERY sTUBBS,
Licoln-Mercury dealer, 3715 Bla-
densburg rd.. AP. 1929. Open
til 9.
MERCURY 1855 hardtop convert
ible; Merc-O-Matic, power steering,
T. and b., other extras. Only 900
miles. Diplomat owner leaving.
weekdays. EN-. 2-S200: week ends,
MERCURY 1850 club coupe: new
dual carburetors; 2-tone paint. and
tires; equip, r. and h., overdrive;
Sb25 or best offer. OIL. 2-6S6o;
MERCURY '54 Monterey hardtop;
Matte. 4,Oo6 MI: Sc, 600. Hp. 3
5400 Ext. 33 or NO. 7-7005. 20
MERCURY '53 hardtop cpe.; 2-tone
finish; Wv. tires; S1.495; S145
down. PINEY BRANCH MOTORS,
MERCURY "a Monterey cpe.; beaut.
2-tone finish; Wv. tires. Full
power incl. Away seat, A 1900
BRANCH MoToRs. JU. s-11s5;
MERCURY 80 COW. 5-pass. club
cpe.; r; h, Wv: tires; new white
rebuilt motor; So down. 1920
MERcTRS TiIsSP Riys; 81 Monterey h.rdtop: e r.
and h.. Merc-O-Matic: excellent
MONROE FORD, 500 Wis. ave. e.
NV. Wo. $4,000. Open ewes. till
8 pm.
Evening star., 1955-06-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

NASH 81 AMBASSADOR 4-door:
Hydra-Matie drive. Weather Eye. re-
clining seats, original black finish;
iSH Tow miiesse' as 70 ons ssSE SSnsS NisH sFsduesd
LINGTON CORP. Indoor Show
room, 2016 N. Moore st., Arl
IRossiynl Va. IA. S-3030 "a
NASH 40 4-door sedan: radio, heat.
er. overdrtve; two-tone green finish,
S296. TAKOMA FORD MOTORS
ST25 piney Branch rd., JU. $1,000
Evening star., 1955-06-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDs '51 sps" 4-dr. sedan; dark
s9ss ssSd islS ssss ia2uRg T. 3. LssH il;iS Js ss':.
BROS. INC, Chrysier- Plymouth
Used-Car Dept, 5120 Wisconsin
ave. nv. H0. 2-6012. -26
oLDsMoBILE I94O sedanette; r
ROYAL K MOTORS
400 Ga. Ave. NV. Ia. $4,000
Chrysler- Imperial
OLDSMOBTIE 1888 "9s'' 4-dr, Sc.
dan; black: completely equipped:
power steering power brakes; best
ofier 9475 Ga. ave. Ju. S-3003.
Evening star., 1955-06-24
MERCURY 80
CONVERTIBLE

Monica tan finish, contrasting all
leather interior Offset by WV.
tires: Msre-o,Matiei radi9, , heatsT; NG
GUARANTEED FOR YOUR PRO
LECTION. Reduced for sale to only
OLMSTEAD MOTOR co.
virginia's Largest olds Dealer
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl. ia. 7-8400
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05
Radio Lists MoIenkov
As First Deputy Premier

LONDON, Dec. 5 R.-Deposed
Soviet Premier Georgi Malenkov
was described In q Moscow radio
broadcast today as FIRST deputy
chairman of the USSR Coun-
Gil Of Ministers" That would
make him q first deputy prem
Ter. the council being the Soviet
equivalent Of a government cab
met.
It was not clear whether NAL
enkov is again moving up the
ladder Of power in the Soviet
Union. Since he was forced out
Of the Soviet premiership last
February, he had been described
merely as a deputy chairman
without the first.
Announcements of the Soviet
lineup after Malenkov's custer
listed i've first deputy chairmen
Of the Countil of Ministers. These
were Foreign Minister v. M. Mol
otov, L. M. Kaganovich. A. I.
Mikoyan. M. g. Pervukhin and
M. 2. Saburov. Malenkov then
was listed along with seven
other deputy chairmen. He also
was named minister Of the cleo
trio power station industry.
The broadcast describing him
as q first deputy chairman said
he had been attending q Com
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05

secretary Of the Soviet Unions
Communist Party. said while Wis
iting India the Portuguese col
Iony Of Goa should go to India,
Soviet Premier Bulganin termed
Portugal's retention of the col
ony a shame toward civilized
people," adding that Russia, sup
ports midas right to GUST" the
Portuguese.
Goa is the largest of the three
small Portuguese territories on
midas west coast. India main
tains the areas are part of India
and nationalist elements have
been pressing for stronger action
to take them over. Goa was the
scene Of bloody conflicts between
Indian demonstrators and Portu-
guese troops last August.
The Dulles Cunha statement
was issued during an official visit
Of the Portuguese Foreign Minis
ter to Washington.
In contrast to his reticence
on the United States-Portuguese
statement, Mr.. Nehru again
spoke out strongly against the
Baghdad pact allying Turkey,
Pakistan, Iraq and Iran with
Britain. The United States is
maintaining liaison with the al
liance's permanent organization.
Mr.. Nehru told Parliament the
pact is "a most unfortunate, de-
plorable action on the part Of
the countries who joined it,"
Answering Communist criti-
ciSms Of midas continued as
ISOLATION with the British Com
monwealth, the Premier said:
Our membership Of the Com
monwealth does not preclude us
from saying and acting as we
deem best in the interests Of
nco00b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05
Indio' S Protest Awaited
On DuIIes-Cunho Stand

NEW DELHI, India. Dec. S (P)
Diplomatic sources predicted
today that the Indian govern
ment will protest to Washington
against the joint statement by
Secretary of State Dulles and
Portugal's Foreign Minister.
Mr.. Nehru refused to comment
to Parliament today on the COM
munique issued by Mr.. Dulles
and Paulo Cunha, saying he
would report on it after his
government has received formal
confirmation and taken formal
steps,"
The communique was issued
Friday in Washington. It de-
nounced statements made by
Russia's leaders on their current
tour Of Asia as an attempt ito
foment hatred between the East
and West" Cited were "allega-
tons concerning the Portuguese
provinces in the Far East"
The reference to Portuguese
provinces" incensed members of
the Indian Parliament. A For
eign Ministry source said the
Indian Embassy in Washington
had been asked to submit full
reports on the joint statement.
United States Ambassador
John Sherman Cooper was sum-
moned to the Foreign Office for
a conference with its secretary
general, N. Raghavan Pillai. A
Foreign Ministry source said
only that the Dulles-Cunha
statement was discussed.
Mr.. Nehru did not say what
formal steps" the government
proposed to take but he termed
the Dulles-Cunha statement an
important matter of far con-
sequences.
Nikita S. Khrushchev, the first
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05
Cunudiun CIerics
Will Visit Russia

TORONTO, Dec. S tR.-Visit-
ing Russian orthodox church.
men have invited members of
the Canadian clergy to travel
to Russia next summer as guests
Of the church and the invitation
has been accepted.
The invitation was extended
to the United Church Of Canada
yesterday by Archbishop Boris
on his arrival in Montreal as a
guest Of the church.
The Rev. Ernest E. Long of
Toronto, who met the three man
religious delegation in Montreal,
said Archbishop Boris men
toned four to six churchmen
as an appropriate number to
make the Russian visit. DR.. Long
accepted the invitation on be-
half Of the church.
Archbishop Boris, delegation
leader representing the Moscow
patriarch in North and South
America, is travelling with Arch
priest Constantine Ruzhitsky,
rector Of Moscow Theological
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05
Doctors Order Rest
For Ailino Aou Khan

CANNES. France, Dec. 5 R.-
Doctors have ordered complete
rest for the Aga Khan, sources
close to the 78-year-old Moslem
leader said last night. Although
his condition was not described
Ias serious. there was obvious
concern among his encourage.
The Aga Khan has not left
his villa for eight days. Last
June he became III in Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05
|Deoth-cof Owner
Ordered to Court

George @. Cunningham, IS, Of
the 5000 block Of Third street
NV. yesterday was ordered to
appear before q Municipal Court
jury on traffic charges growing
out Of the death Sunday of Miss
Rosa Hirt. 80, who lived at 1886
Twelfth street NV.
Miss Hirt, who was walking
across the intersection of Elev-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05

|enth street and New York ave-
nue. NV. was struck and killed
by Mr.. Cunningham's car, police
told a coroner's Jury.
In another inquest yesterday,
the jury ruled that the death Of
James w. Ingram, IS. Of the
1900 block Of Swami street NV.
was accidental. The jury cleared
DR.. Enver Aydogan, 40, q resi-
dent physician at Emergency
Hospital. of fault In the death
of Mr.. Ingram, who was struck
November 10 at Fourteenth and
r streets NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05

munist Party conference in the
Oral Mountain area. It added
that he was accompanied by
Q. A. Shashkov, minister of in
land water transport, and F. G.
Loginov. minister Of electric
power station construction,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05
Puper Ruises Price

CHESTER, Pa, Dec. 5 (R.-
The Chester Times today an
nounced it was increasing the
price Of its newspaper from five
to seven cents q copy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05
,llege, and Anatole Gorbat.

College, and Anatole Gorbat-
CHOW, seminary layman.
The Russian churchmen ar
rived here by train from Mon
treal and went to the Park
Plaza Hotel, where they will stay
during their two-day Toronto
visit. There was no disturbance
but city detective occupied an
adjoining room as a precaution.
, 1955-12-09
RODRIGUEZ !.
pIetely exhausted

pletely exhausted.
According to Fishery Bio1o-
gist Bill Miller the Wahoo
caught off Frederiksted are
generally confused with King
fish and called by the latter
name. It is only very recent
" that West End fishermen
have begun to recognize the
fact that the gigantic king
fish" Of from so to 100 pounds
that they have been catching
from time to time are not
, 1955-12-09

Kingfish at all but Wahoo.
This is indeed fortunate for
St. Croix angling, said Mr..
Miller, because Wahoo enjoy.
the universal reputation
among big game fishermen
Of being among the top rank
ing game fish of the world.
, 1955-12-09

MELBA
tee.
"This young woman who
has impressed us all with her
scholarship, her character, her
charm and her poise is Miss
Melba Canegata Of the Virgin
Islands, senior, senior mentor
1856
Miss canegata graduated
from the Christiansted High
School, Class of 80, of which
she was the Valedictorian.
, 1955-12-09

THREE s..
theatrical wonderman, Oscar
Hammerstein. A big success
on the Broadway stage and
during a long cross-country
tour in the 194O's, it took Otto
Preminger to bring this I'M
conventional project to screen
fulfilment.
Evening star., 1955-07-05
u. S. Squod Wins
On Swedish Track

GOTEBoRG. Sweden. July 5
R.-America's touring track
and field athletes won five events
in a international meet yester-
day, but Ernie Ehelton. South
lern California high jumper. was
beaten by Sweden's Beng Nilsson.
Shelton and Nilsson both
cleared the bar at 2.05 meters
(nearly 6 feet. 9 inches. but the
iSwede won on the basis Of the
fewer number of misses.
Fred nwyer of New York won
the mile in 4:07.8, with Ollie
Aberg of Sweden second in 4:08.2.
Harold Connolly, Boston AA,
captured the hammer throw with
a toss of 1873 feet, 4 inches. Don
Wick of UCLA put the shot 54
fleet. ~ inches for another
American victory.
Jim Lea of the United States
Air Force showed the way home
in the 400-meter with a 47.8 sec
onds clocking and John Gull
breath of Morgan State took the
400 0-meter hurdles in 52.7
seconds.
Evening star., 1955-07-05
Memory Of Clarence Churest
|Honored by Gift of Net Bowl

A tribute to the memory of
one Of Washington's finest
sportsmen will be paid Sunday
when the Clarence M. Charest
Memorial Bowl is presented for
the first time to the winner OF
the Middle Atlantic tennis
lsingles champion.
| The bowl, given anonymously,
will be q perpetual trophy. Each
year the winner Of the Middle
Atlantic will have his name en-
lgraved on 1t. He will keep the
trophy for the year, and in ad-
dition will receive 6 replica for
permanent possession.
Charest, who died here April
%. 1851, won the District singles
title four times, in 1921, 1922,
1925 and 1927. He was also Ma
ltional seniors singles titleholder
on three occasions, 1929. 1882
land 1888.
But the one-armed !. tennis
star, who lost his right arm in
an accident, was even better
known for his sportsmanship
than for his victories. He ex-
emplified In its highest terms
the tennis code for giving the
lother fellow the benefit Of any
close shot. To Charest the game
Evening star., 1955-07-05
George Robertson.
|EurIy Automobile
Rucer, Dies at 20

NEW YORK. July 5 N-Lt.
Col. George h. Robertson. 70. the
frst American to win the Van
derbilt Cup automobile race. died
in q hospital yesterday.
Col. Robertson drove q 40
horsepower Locomobile to victory
in 1908 at the race held at the
Long Island Motor Parkway
course. He averaged 64.3 miles
an hour. covering the 256-mile
course in 4 hours, 48 minutes.
Col. Robertson also won an
other major automobile race that
year. the 195-mile Founders
Week cup race.
During his business career. Col.
Robertson served as vice presi-
dent and general manager of the
Motor Development Corp, build
|ers Of Roosevelt Raceway at
Westbury, L. I.
He also was q director for Ford
and Lincoln airplane activities in
the Eastern division.
Evening star., 1955-07-05
Bucky Harris Son
Has .354 AVERAGE

Manager Bucky Harris, whose
Tigers have skidded to fifth
place on the heels of a six-game
losing streak, may find some
Isolace in the performance Of his
son, Dick, with the Fort Lee
team.
Young Harris, who played
with the Senator'S farm teams
at Charlotte and Hagerstown
following his graduation from
Wake Forest, is batting .354.
Like his father did some 30 years
ago, Dick plays second base. He
has As hits, including four home
runs. and has batted in Il. =.
Evening star., 1955-07-05
FEW MATCHES LISTED TODAY
Pair Of Upsets Mark
Mid-AtIontic Tennis

him to draw even. The Balti-
more player then took the next
two games and won the second
one at 6-3.
In the women's singles Alex
IHufty, 18-year-old Washington
star, gave first-seeded July Dev-
lin of Baltimore a scare by win
ming the opening set, GO. But
the more experienced Baltimore
miss stepped up her game in the
next two sets to take them, 6-3,
90.
Two doubles partners, Donna
Floyd and Andrea Berger, met in
la contest that caught the gal
lery's interest, with Donna win
ming. 6E4, Ga. There was lit
tie to choose between the two
teen-age girls, but 14-year-old
Donna held a slight edge in the
crucial rallies.
Summaries:
Mems Singles
Third round-Bob Bortner defeated
Ear .,is Brown, 80 ,6-2.
tsated Donald Deli e-s. rs, sos:
Steve Potts defeated Ed Phillips. 81,
81: Buzzie Hettleman defeated Left
Beck SIS, 6--3; Tim Coss defeated
defeatei Doyle ROYAL. sSs, 6-s; Dave
FreiShtst defeated Bruce Gustafson.
6-2. SIS; Fred McNair defeated Bob
Second roand.steSe Seve'e' potts-Ramsey
Potts defeated Mort Stimler-Bud Day,
80. %: Ed Phillips-Bob Bortner
defeated Donald Ralph Jack Ransshoff,
ris defeated Ward stewart-cari Bielke,
= rhir round-Alfonso Smith Stan
Rumnousb RSacfSaI defeated Hal Freeman. Clyde
Robin Hippensteil defeated Peter Dell
siek Powell defeated Ielf seef-Doylt
Re- RRoysL "a p.;.S,. sLs, 614: Buzzle Hettlsmen-
Barclay -Buddie Adair defeated Boz
Davis-Jack Mccarthy, -4--.6, 6-3. 60
Second ,onmTM.sha WT%en,: sinriss ,,nd.rvo,a
Third round--Charlotte Decker de-
fsated Barbara Cage, 6-3. 6-3; Donna
iuyu uelthttu huuy beTkcI, O--Rp O--4
Judy Devlin defeated Alex Hufty. 2-6.
women's Doubles
: First round-Zdenka Dalecka Frances
Bassett defeated Marsaret Graham
Margaret Chapman, 6-2, 80 de-
fault; Donna Floyd-Andy Berger de-
los, 60. Charlotte Decker Mar rjorie
Norris defeated Caroline Brewer Betty
Gaze defeated caroline kiiiifer- Betty
Loomis, 81, Go: Judy Devlin-Sue
Devlin defeated Dot Buttrey-Dorjs Har-
rison, 60, Go: Mildred Smith Ann
Deigert defeated Ann Fennessey- Carol
Coolidge, 6--4, 3-6, 6-l: Charlotte
Decker Marjorie Norris defeated Donna
Floyd-Apdy, Berger, 2--6, 6--1, 0--2
Belmar Gunderson-Na Corse defeated
Ann WebSter-Anna Courtney, 81, Go
Mixed Doubles
First round--Barney Welsh Mar jorie
Norris defeated Peggy Miller-Hal Sloat.
49,, Cd; Ann Fennessey- Earle Brown
defeated Katie Lujack al Lujack, 6--3,
defeated Mr.. and Mrs. Killifer, 6-1,
SI6-0; Donald Dell-Alex Hufty defeated
Mr., and Mrs. Colgate. 60, 8--1; Bar
lbara Cage-Bob Cage defeated Jim
lShafer-Dot Buttrey. Ga, 6-1; Mort
lStimlsr-L Loretta Lowe defeated Dottie
lMoore-Thornton Moorse. 6--1, 6-3.
/ Second round--Robin Hippeuste!l-
Peggy Sinclair defeated Alfonso Smith
Belmar GundersOn S-R, al