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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-19

Dear Santa,
I'm a little boy nine years old.
Mother says I've been good this
year, so will you please be good
to me.
Please bring me an electric
train to share with NV LITTLE
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-19
Aggie Drugnet

night. The boys were not quite
so fortunate as the girls, they
lost by small margin. Friday
noght both teams went over to
Fair Bluff and came home with
victories.
Seen Around: Brenda Ward
wanting Wednesday to hurry
and Come" Gould the fact that
most of the college students
come home then have anything
to do with it, Brenda?) Jimmy
Jolly, Singing the Blues"
Merry Christmas, Wen see
you next year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-19
GREETINGS

The various clubs and officials
of the school would like to take
this opportunity to wish you a
Merry Christmas. Happy New
Year, and the hearties of greet
ingS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-19

Jimmy Rogers, student at State
College. is spending the holidays
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. S. Rogers.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-19

Mrs. c. E. Walden has been
in this week on account OF ill
ness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12

the aim Of plugging possible
loopholes in Federal banking
laws.
Green, a former two-term
Republican Governor of Illinois,
testified the State nearly doubled
its deposits in the West Subur-
ban bank after he became head
of it. He said he asked for and
received increased State deposits
posits "as a favor" from a fell
low Republican, Elmer j. Hoff-
man, who then was State treas
urer and who is seeking the post
again.
Mr.. Green, who was Governor
in l940-48, became board chair
man of the bank after 1t was
reorganized. Hodge had closed
the First State Bank of Elmwood
Park in April 1858, on grounds
that 1t held too much small
loan paper. Although Hodge was
a stakeholder in the new insti-
tuition, Mr.. Green said he didn't
know it until the Hodge swindle
became known last summer.
Hodge, Republican. resigned
under fire as State auditor in
July and now is serving a IL
to Is year prison term.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12
BOB HOPE (COMIC)
.GREETS BOB HOPE
DANCING SAILOR

Seaman (no relation)
Hope, the hocter, got a tele-
gram from the other Bob
Hope yesterday.
On the receiving end was
a 21-year-old seaman who
will dance in the Navy re-
lief ball show today and
tomorrow at the Naval Gun
Factory.
On the sending end was
the more famous Bob, the
Hollywood funny man.
He was wishing the Long
Beach (CalifD sailor with
the Navy Bands Sea Chant
ers the best luck and happy
hoof1ng" In his perform
ance.
Bob Hope (the seaman)
has been in the Navy for
two years. He has never
met Bob Hope (the comic).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12
'459th Carrier Winq
To Hold Family Day

! The 459th Troop Carrier Wing
will hold family day" Sunday at
Andrews Air Force Base.
Scheduled to get underway at
pm, the program will include
an exhibition of training aids
and displays, set up in the 2259th
Squadron warehouse. At $3.50
pm, the Air Force Band and
drill team will perform. and 80
minutes later the reservists will
conduct simultaneous parade
and f1y-over at the field review
ing stand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12

was identified as Chester Jo-
seph Biegalski. as, head teller
at the bank since it was reor-
ganized after being closed by
then-State auditor Hodge In
1858.
Donald Hostetter. special
agent in charge o fthe Chicago
FBI Office. said Biegalski TOLD
authorities he embezzled the
money over the last three years
Mr.. Hostetter sal dthe shortage
was discovered b yanother EN-
ploye who relieved Biegalski last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12

Saturday when he started va
cation.
Biegalski. who is married and
has one child, said he needed
money to continue playing the
part Of a big shot," Mr.. Hos
letter related.
Earlier yesterday the banks
operations were under scrutiny
by the United States Senate
Banking and Currency Com
mittee. The Committee is in
vestigating the Hodge case with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12
New Banking Scandal
Uncovered in CHICAGO

CHICAGO Oct y N1-A scandal eruped in the Bank
Emwood Park night few after its
H testified before committee
eating relationship the Orvle swinde
The FBI said its agents had the teller
charge Of embezng SIS 500 of the institutions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12
TWIN-STZE BLANKET
REGULARLY 24.S5

It's the height of luxury from famous KEWOQD sales
800 fine Australian sofened
years. Binding ongwearng nyon satin depth
Hecht Co. Gift box-ready for extra-nice gft-gving
Evening star., 1956-11-29
BOXING
Quarter-Einala


Festherweight: Thomas Nichols,
Britain, outpointed schinichiro suzuki
Japan Pentti Hamalainen, Finland, out
pointed J3n Zachara, Czechoslovakia
Hendryx Niedziedzki, Poland. stopped
drew If aaa rs ArseHai 1iaamr Fasn ssfronoS Sh
Russia. Outpointed ANDRE de souza
Lightweight: Harry Kurschat Ger
pany, Pnsnga ,,,' StoD2sd ped 5ygmun1 MiIewski
pointed Lou Molina, United States tsan
Jose, Califl: Richard McTaggart, Brit
ain, outpointed Andre Vairolatto,
France; Anatolii Laguetko. Russia. out
pointed Edward Blattie, Canada.
mitTescu, Roumania. outpointed Hwans
II kyung, Korea; Franco Nenci. Italy,
outpointed Antonio Marcilla, Argentina:
Vladimir Ensuibarian. Russia. out
pointed CLAUDE Slluden,. France; Henry
Joseph shaw, United states (St. Louis
dleweight--Guennadi Chatk o v,
Rinaldi. Italy (Rinaldi overweigftl: Gil
bert Chapron, France, outpointed Roger
Mont Victor zaiazar. Argentina. out.
pointed Dieter Wemhoner. Germany:
Ramon Tapia. Chill. stopped julius
lorna. Czechoslovakia (2)
Light-heayyweight--Romoualdas Mou-
Madigan. Australia: James Boyd United
states (Rocky Mount, N. c.. outpointed
Rodolfo Diaz: Argentina.
Heavyweight-paniel Becker. South
States tGrandview. Wash D stopped
Josef Nemee. czechoslovakia t9l; Boz
zano Giaeomo. Italy outpointed Ullrich
sia. knocked out Ihorner Ahsman. sws-
den III
Evening star., 1956-11-29
TRACK AND FIELD

3,000-meter steeleehase (inaD: -
Chris Brasher. Britain. 8:41,2 tolympic
record. breaking that Of s:45.4 by Horace
Ashenfelter, United States, 1882; -
Sander Rozsnyoi Hungary. s:43.6; B.
Ernst Larsen. Norway. s:44; 4--FIeinz
Laufer. Germany, S:444: 5-Senen
Rj.chine. Russia. s:44.6; 6--John Disley,
BTltsin, N:44.6; Neil Robbins, Aus
tralia; $50; s-Eric Shirley. Britain.
Si, s;51 y; 9--Charles Jones, United States
originally awarded to Rozsnyoi on dis
Qualification but British appeal upheld
and Brasher restored to frstl
Mems 400-meter semiinals (frst three
in each semitnal qualify for finaI:
p First semifnal; l-Ardalion Ignatiev,
South South, Africa. o;47.2; 9-,Lou Jones,
0:47.3; i-Melville Spence. Jamaica.
0;11.3' Prank Higgins. Britain.
'9o::aa77'a7; 6-lvan Rcdrisusz. Puerto Rico.
;, Second semifnals; Charlie jenkins,
9:46.i; 2--viotto Hellsten, Finland.
0:46:l karl Haas, Germany, 0:46.2;
5--keYan Gosper, Australia. 0;46.2; -
SInn NJ InoS salisbury. annIS Britain 9:47.3 o.
Mems 400-meter final: 1--charlie
Jenkins, United states Cambridge
Mass }, 0;46.7; karl Haas, Germany
4:46.S; 3--tie between Ardalion Igna-
tiev; Russia, and zoitto Hallsten, Fin
land 0:47; 5--Lou Jones. United States
New Rochelle, ~ ". 0:4S.1; g.
Malcolm Spence, South Africa. 0:4s3.
Mems 1.500-meter run, first round
thrst four each heat advance to finan
First hea:: walter Richzenhain,
Germany 3;46.6; IS. Jungwirti.
Czechoslovakia, 1896: Ian BOYD
Britain, 3:47; MURRAY Halberg. New
zealand, BAG; 5--.Istyan Rossavolgyi.
Hungary, 3:4a4 6-Andre Baliieiix'
Belgium. .3:49s; michel jay, France
S-Theodore Wheeler United States
lGlencoe. M; 9-Piatras- -Ionas Pipine.
Russia l0--JOsy Barthel, Luxembourg
ll--Wolde Mono. Ethiopia. mo time
Tor last five placesb
Second heat: 1-Mervyn lincoln.
Australia. 3:45.4: ken Wood. Britain.
3;4B6; 3--Ron Delaney, Ireland. 3:47 a:
4-Laszlo Tabor. Hungary. 3:4S: g.
Ingvsr Ericsson. sweden. 3:4g: 6-Ev-
suenii SololoV. Russia. 3:492: Evan.
Evening star., 1956-11-29

OLYMPIC DINGHY
Finn Class
Fourth days program postponed be-
cause OF rough weather. VIII be hello
tomorrow, weather permitting. stand
ings remain as of third day.
Evening star., 1956-11-29

defeated Tauno Jaskari, Finland: Fred
hammerer Germany, defeated Adolfo
Iran, threw oeoffrey jameson, AustTaIia,
$50. Sang Kyoon Lee, Korea, defeated
Featherweisht-second round-sho-
lImoulline. Russia; Myron Roderick,
United States tStillwater Okla threw
Eichard Elliott. Australia, 200; Bay.
NaSir. Pakistan:' Nssser Giystchi. Iran.
threw Herbert Hall. Great Britain, 900:
Abraham Geldenhuys, South Africa, de-
isated Baltnt Galantai, Hungary: Jo-
Penttila. Finland.
Hestaey, Russia. threw Tai Keun Oh
koIes' Z minutes. tOh eliminatedl; Juan
EolGn, ,ssSs. Argentina, defeated David shu-
rated; EmamaiI Habibi. Iran. defeated
Cyula 10TH Hungary: Jack Taylor. Brit
ain; defeated Mateo .Tanaouin Philip
Evans. United States Nos argeles) de-
teated Shigeru Kasahara Japan: Mario
I9Syar; Me%ico. defeated Muhammad
Turkey ~ sstsg dst5estsd kakshmI Panaey In;
zaitchey, BULGARIA. bye; GaribsidoS Nis-
Fasnce fFGs laoy oe ssSsss SnSISsrr Rgssr Belle
feated vaino .Hakkarainen. Finland
(Hiakkarainen Eliminated
WelLerWetght- round - Cuen-
radd De Villiers. South Africa. defeated
Mitiou Petkov Bulgaria; Per Berlin,
Sweden. threw Ernst Wandaller. Austria,
3 minutes. (Wandaller eliminated !;
Ernie Fischer. United States tBAlti-
morel, defeated Mari Sorouri, Iran; Nit
suo Ikeda, japan, threw Devi Singh Ina
Ola. $40. (Singh eliminated: Vakh-
tang Balavadze Russia, threw Alfred
Iischendorf, Germany. 3 minutes; Ibra-
him Zengin. Turkey, threw Noel
Granger. Australia, 4:45. (Granger
eliminated); Bruno Ochman. Canada,
and Toivo Rantanen, Finland. failed to-
weigh IN and are eliminated.
Middleweight, second round--Ismet
Atn. Turkey, threw Muhammed Faiz.
Pakistan. . minutes tFaiz eliminated
Light heavyweight, second round
Jacob Theron. South Africa, defeated
kevin Coote. Australia; Gholam Takhti
threw Robert Steckle. Canada, min
utes (Steckle eliminated; BFor Palm,
Sweden. defeated Peter Blair. United
States (WRukegan, Illl: Mitsuhiro Ohira
Japan, defeated Viekko Lahti, Finland
Iathi eliminated: Adj Atam, Turkey,
defeated Boris Koulaev, Russia; Gerald
Martin, ireland, bye.
Lightheavyweight, quarterfinals-car-
los Lucas. Chill. defeated Andrzej
Wojcieehowski. Poland: Georghe Negrea.
Romania, defeated ottavio Panunzi,
Heavyweight, second round-Ussein
Ahchev, Bulgaria, threw 1aisto Kangas-
niemi, Finland, 2:45.
Evening star., 1956-11-29

Paul vosll. Germany, many :SsM.1s M s2Ren 0sini
Williams. Britain. :59.4; 6-Dennis
I,gs., Eo5sd, South Africa. 1915; 7--sri BaiSj,
United statss (PineViiIiiss.. XVI ''easSn :SSis
Clark. schoies United States, ieSs);;' - =
PsssSsau SsSsSns r1InEi IEav japan '7ii ;s; ;caElc
4, M,elo Lara, Brazil, ;59;9; 6-Ha6i6
JanS' France, :Bo.S. w. '~
:. Fifth heat: Gary Chapman. Aus,
ststes @ (oahsG hs Ha1slI, wSSSsl:sss, Sss:s URRlSse Rtea
ald Roberts. Britain, ;5S.3; 4-Qyula
Canada, :5S,Si 6-Dakula Arabanai.
HonsD H6aiiDPRISss' ROss. ;SSSS.si ;SSs 7-shiu Ming Wan
:, Qualitlers: Patterson, Tani Dewitt.
HIaysndrieks, Iay Koga, Aanley Eminents,
peSsTsC fSSSsrtS sSsS sSSs susaS vce
Mens lo0tmeter % sGfIseRs freestss ssmnifnals
(eight fastest times qualify for flnail:
First seminal; l--Jon Henricks, Aus
tralia, O:56,7 Olympic record, breaking
that Of 0;56.s set n tlrst round today
Richard Hanley, United States Evanston.
1h). O:56.9: 3-Atsushi Tani. Japan.
0:b1 4; Aldo Eminente, France,
9;5S;0; 5-Hiroshi Suzuki, Japan. OBS;
-tAthih cOteklue, RUSSIA, UsDS.S, =
Paolo Pucci, Italy, O:bS.S; S-Carlo
Pedersoli. Italy, 0:59.O.
Second seminal: John Dewitt, Aus
tralta, O:56.4; Gary Chairman. AUS
tralia, O;5o.9; 3EReid Patterson. United
States tPtneville. Ky), 0:57.l; 4-Bill
Woolsey, United States (Oahu, Hawaii,
0:56,O; 5-GyulR Dobi Hungary, O'5S.i;
6-Manabu Koga. Japan, O:6S.I; -
Hans kohler, Germany. 0:5S.9; s.
Ronald Roberts, Britain, 0:5S.9.
Qualifiiers: Eminente, Patterson,
Tani, Woolsey
Evening star., 1956-11-29
Midgets Play Tog
On Wrestling Card
AtCupitoI Arena

Twelve outstanding wrestlers.
including tag team of midgets.
will see action in the four-event
program tonight at Capitol
Arena.
A return match, the third be-
tween Karl Won Hess and Ricky
Starr, opens the program at $3.50
O'Clock.
In another re-match, Dick
Steinborn takes on Skull Muir
ply.
The midget tag team bout
lists Little Beaver and Lord
Littlebrook against Ivan the
Terrible and Fuzzy Cupid.
Cowboy Rocky Lee meets
Danny Farazzio and Dan
O'Shocko tangles with Herb Lar
sen in other matches.
Evening star., 1956-11-29
FENCING

Team epee Ifnals)-Italy 9, Hungary
3 Italy wins gold medal. Hungary silver
medal. France Q, Britain 3 France
wins bronze medall Preliminary results
Hungary 9, France z; Italy 10, Brit
ain 8; Hungary 10. Britain &; Italy 10.
France /
Women's individual foil Cirst round)
Pool A: Qualiflers for semifnals:
Maxine Mitchell. United States Gos
Angelesl 5-1; Emma EfimoVa. Russia.
A.; Lidia Domolki, Hungary, 4-2: Kate
Delabarre. France 3-3 (won fence-off)
Nom n-qualiflers: Belleda Cesare, Italy /:
Mary Glen Haig, Great Britain, Denise
O'Brien, Australia.
Pool B-Oualifiers for semifnals:
Gillian Sheen, Great Britain. sci; Olga
Orban, Romania, 5-1; Renee Garilhe.
France. So; Karin Lachmann. Denmark,
4-3, Non-qualihers: Judy Goodrich,
United States tLapeer. Mich.) "a: Val
entina Rastvorova. Russia; Mazda Ko-
yacsne,, Nyari, Hungary; Joy Hardon.
Pool C-oualifiers for semifnals; !;
Ellen Mueller -Preis Austria, So:
Jantce-Lee Romary, United States (Tar-
zana. Calif) 5-2; Bruna Golombetti,
italy. As; Maria Del Pillar Roldan-
Tapia, Mexico, 3-3 Non-qualifiers;
Regime Veronnet, France; Nadedja
Chitikova, Russia; Ecaterina Orb, Ro-
mania; Lois Joseph, Australia.
Evening star., 1956-11-29
81. 5. Boxers
Stay in Games;
Russia Has 6

MELBOURNE, Nov. % tP).-
The struggling United States
boxing team wound up with
three fighters in the Olympic
semifinals today when Jim Boyd
and Pete Rademacher came
through with late victories after
three other Americans had been
upset.
Boyd, a 25-year-old Army pri-
vate from Rocky Mount, N. c.,
outpointed Argentina's Rodolfo
Diaz in q ght-heavyweight bout.
Rademacher, a balding Army
officer from Grandview, Wash,
stopped Josef Nemec of Czecho-
slovakia in two rounds.
They Joined Jose Torres of
Puerto Rico. who had advanced
to the semif1nals in the light
middleweight class yesterday.
Thus the United States goes
into tomorroW's bouts with only
three survivors compared to six
semiflnalists for Russia, its top
contender for boxing supremacy.
Russia won all six of its bouts
during the day to take the fa-
vorite's role from the American
team, which has had its trouble
right from opening day when
two of its stars were disqualified
for being overweight.
American casualties today were
two pre-tournament favorites.
Light -welterweight Joe Shaw Of
st. Louis and Light-welteTweight.
Roger Rouse. from Idaho State
College and Opportunity, Mont,
and Lightweight Lou Molina, a
Marine from San Jose. Calf.
Both Shaw and Molina spentI
the full three rounds trying for
a haymaker that would produce
knockout, never landed the big
punch, and lost on points tol
plugging opponents. Shaw lost
to Henry Loubscher of South
Africa and Molina to Tony ByrneI
of Ireland.
Rouse's bout with Frances
Gilbert Chapron was bitterly
contested, with Chapron gaining
the decision as the result of a
firSt-round knockdoWn.
Evening star., 1956-11-29
OLYMPIC
PROGRAM

MELBOURNE, Nov. 90 (P).-
Olympic Games program for
Friday tall times are Washing
to time, Is hours behind Mel
bourne):
pm. t1hursday)--Basketbail final
$50 p.m.-Feno.ns, individual epee
and ggomen'S foils ", S. entrs' Janice
q pm.-Tracks. decathlon ll0-meter
hurdles ~. 8. entries, 2afer johnson,
Milton Campbell Robert Ricnardsl
60 p.m,-shooting' clay piseon and
= pm.--Track, decathlon discus.
p,m.-Track, women's sho put
qualifying ~ g. entries, Mrs Earlene
Brown, Lois Iesta. Paula Deubell.
p,m.-Wrestling ITeeStyle
1.30 D.m.-Water polo. Yusoslayia vs..
$50 p.m-water polo, Hungary VS..
$40 p.m-Field Hockey, India vs..
10 -Basketban, finai round
1915 p.m.-Track, decathion pole
ii pm -Boxing. semihnals u s.
entries, Jose Torres, Jim BOYD. Pete
I'll p,mIsvimming, mems soO,mster
II. pm--Sw!Mmips mems spring.
board DIVING tU :. entries f9h Ciot-
worthy. Don Harper, Glen whitten).
ii p m. .--Fencins individual epve ana
women foilS.
80 pm-Field hockey. Afghanistan
vs. United states.
L. midnight-Track. vomsns shot
la:30 am, tFridayl-Track. 4x1OO-
meter relay heats United states team.
Leamon King, Thane Baker Bobby Nor
row and Ira Murchisonl.
1880 am.-Canoeine. lO.00O-meter
KAYAKS and Canadians event
l am Field hockey. Great Britain
vs Australia
am.-water polo. Australia vs..
Russia.
I;ib am-Track deeathlon ipyenn.
80 a NJ Soccer Quarter-fnsls
9:i5 a.n,--Track, women's 2OO-meter
dnal lno u g entriesl
$50 a.n.---Track deeathTon f55UU
meters
/ am Fencing, individual epee and
a.m.-wrestltn freestyle
4:30 am.-Boxing. semifinals
30 m .---SWtmmlEg, Women's 100
meter ireestyle semihnals mems Ion
meter freestyle final Womens 2Ou-meter
breaststroke final mems 200-meter bui =
terdy semthnals
m.--Basketball. anal round
am.-Water polo. Ltsly W Ger
Evening star., 1956-11-29
SWIMMING

Women's 10O-meter freestyle qualify
ing Easiest 10 times advance to semi
finais.)
First heat Lorraine Crapp, Aus
tralia 0:634 (Olympic record breaking
that Of Judith Temes. Hungary,, O;65, B,
1852. 9. Joan Rosazza United States
(Torrington. Conn.,, 0:65.5.. 3, Helen
Stewart. Canada. 0:67 4. Jeanette sits
Heiistroem. Sweden. 0:67.1. 8 Irene
swsyyd, Bel iReIgig,m; 0;6s6S Wip;tgsesd
garet Northrop. Kenya. 0:72.S.
Second heat. Nancy simons- United
States tBelvedere Calf 9:66.5:
Katalin Stoke Hungary O;6S.O 3 katni
zux. France 0:6T 8. 4. Fearne Ewart,
Britain, 0:6s.s 9. Setsuku shimeda.
Japan: OILS. Anita Anderson. Sweden,
scratched.
Third heat. Marion Roe. New zea-
land. 0:65s9, .. .valeria Gyenge. Hungary
0:66.6. 3, Birgit Klomp. Germany,
0:67.7 4. Heda Frost France, O:6s. g
5, Blanca Barron, Mexico. 0:69.5. 8,
Evening star., 1956-11-29
OLYMPICS

Continued From Page C-1
in the first half, took charge
after the intermission and
sparked the United States into
a 29-7 burst in seven minutes
that annihilated the Soviet
threat.
Bud Jeangerard, former Colo
rado ace, Clipped in with IA
points as the American cagers
swept unbeaten into the four
team final round beginning to-
morrow. Russia also advanced,
despite the loss. So did Uruguay
and France.
Swimmers Start Well
Meanwhile, United States
swimmers, who will hold the
main interest when the track
and field portion of the Games
ends Saturday, got off to a big
start at the big glass-inclosed
pool.
Reid Patterson. an ex-Georgia
student from Pineville, KY,
smashed the Olympic record in
winning a trial heat in the mems
l0O-meter freestyle in O:56.8.
Dick Hanley of Evanston, Ill,
and Michigan. and Bill Woolsey.
a Hawaiian student at Indiana,
also qualified for further trials.
Patterson's still-wet record
was bettered by Australia's Jon
Henricks, who did 55.7 in the
semifinals. Patterson qualified
with ST. and Hanley with $50.
WoolSey did So fiat and also
qualified.
AuStralia's record smashing
mermaids, Dawn Fraser and
Lorraine Crapp. were up to their
old tricks in the women's 100
meter freestyle trials. Miss
Crapp shattered an Olympic
mark with 63.4 seconds in the
first heat and Miss Fraser by
smashing that mark and equal
ing Miss Graphs world record
of GA in her heat.
Our lone qualifier in the wom-
ems 200-meter breaststroke was
Mary Jane Sears of Chevy
Chase, Md.
In other track events our last
woman sprinter, Mae
Faggs of Bayside. N. Y. was
eliminated in the 200-meter
dash semifinals and all three
United States entries-none OF
whom was considered a con-
tender-were shut out in the
| ,500-meter trials.
Metric Mile Heats
Among the qualifiers for Sat-
urday's finals in the metric mile
were Australia's John Landy,
who has been having tendon
trouble. and full complement
Of international aces, including
Brian Hewson, Ken Wood and
Ian Boyd of Britain, Ron De-
laney of Ireland and Villanova,
Lazlo Tabori of Hungary, Mur-
ray Halberg of New Zealand and
Gunnar Nielsen of Denmark.
The United States boxing team
had a mediocre day. losing three
of five quarter-flnal bouts and,
in the bargain. its role of team
favorite to Russia.
Light-heavyweight Jim Boyd
of Rocky Mount, N. c.. and
Heavyweight Pete Rademacher
Of Grandview. Wash, advanced
to the semiflnals to join Jose
Torres of Puerto Rico, who made
IL Wednesday. But Lightweight
Lou Molina, Light-welterweight
Joe Shaw and Middleweight
Roger Rouse were beaten.
Russia, meantime, qualified
six.
Janice-Lee Romary, Tarzana,
Calf, reached the finals of the
women's individual foils fencing.
Evening star., 1956-11-29
WRESTLING

Flyweight-Second round--Mohamad
khoiastehpour, Iran, defeated Luigi
Chinazzo, Italy; Hussein Akbas. Turkey,
threw Andre Zoete, France, f.f5: Abdui
Aziz Turkey, defeated Frederick Fian-
merry. Australia. Baban Daware, India.
Tsalkalamanidge. Russia. defeated la
dashi Asai, Japan.
Bantamweight--Seco round-Tara-
keshwar Pandey, India. defeated Omer
Russia, threw Pedro Landero, Philip
pines. $3.50: Mustafa Dagistanii. Turkey,
threw Lee Allen. United States circuits
dale, Oreg.) $3.50: Minoru Iizuka. Japan.
Evening star., 1956-11-29

ISsids YSshiso sssO, ;,Pn japan. 5o;s; =. osrtruds1
tra,,s Fourth o.i1s aset: !: i@Eaith LEIGH. Aus.
Hungary. 0:86,6 Skate Jobson'
Sweden. 0:67 3; 4--Susan Roberts, South
Africa, 0:679; 5-Christel Stefin, Ger
many O:6s.l: 6-Hitomi Jinno, Japan
o:6SS; 7-Gladys Priestley. Canada,
Fifth heat: Dawn Fraser. Austral.
IA. Q:62.4 equals world record by
Lorraine Crapp. Olympic recordl: p
3-Virginia Grant, Canada, O:65 /: o9-' a..
Shelley Mann, United States (Arlington,
val O:65.4i. 6-Frances Hogben,
Britain. 0:6S.5; 6-Ginette Sendrai'
FRANCE. France. 0;6e; 7-shoshana Rivern,
Qualhers: Fraser. crapp, Leech,
Natalie Myburgh Grant, Mann, Rosazza'
Roe. 6imons, Oerdoegh, Szoke, Stewart,
Jeanette Jeanette Myburgh. Roberts, Jobson,
Women's eoO-meter breaststroke
agSainifyipWS gus nyiW eight fastest times qualify
>, Fir First heat heat; l-UEsuls Happs, Ger
HUNGARY. % :54 81 eaa.iHn sMaelsn Kills5%Sn. ooTdon.
United States tchevy Chase, Nd. J,
S:5S,2: 5-zColette Goossens, Belgium.
Helen Stewart Canada, and jarmiis
Helesicoya, czechosloyakia. scratched.
Second heat: Eve sekeiy, Hun
Slayia. 1850; 3---Maris Ten Eisefl,
Germany, s:57.6 4-christine Gosden,
Britain, 2.56.2; 5-Jytte Hansen. Dem
mSrk TsIr;,, ";5g9; g. Eya Gerald -Noyak4
tralia; s;03,6i S-Ria Tobine. indonesia.
: Quelihers: Happe, Killerman. Gordon.
Szekely, Jerieeyic, Ten Elsen. Gosden
Menbe I'm v,at.. g.. ., ,,,,
Easiest Is times qualify for finaij.
FIRST FIRST asst; Jon Hendricks, Aus
United States (Evanston. ny. 0:57.S;
= William Steuart, South Africa,
0;59;2: 4-Ley Balandine. Russia, O:59 g:
Hans Kohler, GERMANY, O:5g.S: a.
karri .Kayhko, Finland. O:59.S; ANDRE
Lurent. Belgium, 0:60.7.
Second heat; 1--Manabu Koga, Japan.
aldo Eminente, France, O:5S.O:
3-Vitalii Sorekine, Russia, O:5S.6; a.
Kin Cheun9. Hong Kong. 0:59.S: s.
Horst BECKER Germany. 0:60.l; 6-Se-
bastin Martinez. Colombia, 0:602: =
Feter Duncan; South Africa. O:6O4.
Third heat: John Dewitt. Aus
tralia. 1873; 2-Paolo Pucci, Italy.