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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp

ANDREWS FIELD AREA-3-bedrm
rambler. utility rm. air Condi-
TONER; close 10 schools. SI20 pei
mo. RE 5-569O
FALLS CHURCH AREA-3-bedrm
rambler; gas heat; kit complete
with auto, washer. Available after
April !. 500 mo, IA. S-4555.
ALEX bedrms.. Ice. closets; full
bsmt.; on bus line; conv, TO IT.
Belvoir and Wash. SO. 5-675l.
NOTWITHSTANDING AREA-2-bed-
rm. house, also unfinished rm
wooded loo Ideal for children
School close Call 10. 7-7300 any
time wkends,. after q Mon. through
Fri.
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SILVER SPRING = Lovely 3-bedrm.
2-bath split-level: Ia years old
Completely air-conditioned dish
washer disposal, wall-to-wall car
peting. fireplace and rec. rm Lge
fenced lot: 4lseo 30-yr. GI A.
nm TO 3 DIN. l03l3 Inwood
ave EtIyar Gnring
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RANCONIA, vA.-Want a house
With, a lovely yard and outside
iirepl for the summer for only
ST. 30? Call JE. 4-6250. after b.
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tO3 Z ST. S.E.-Lovely house with
oedrms. living and dining rms.
yard redecorated; $50. so. HARRI-
son g. ADAMS, 932 X st. NV.
Ma. S-S30S
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SUMFKSET - BehUt. C0ntempOTAry
home, located IN Chevy Chases
finest community; 4 to f bedrms
3 baths. family room. focal-point
kitchen Truly the most livahle
house TO be had al any price call
Mr Smith. OIL 2-4741. any time.
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LIVER SPRING-House Of unusual
charm; liv. rm. with fireplace. sep.
din. rm., > lge. bedrms., full bsmt. !;
mr.. st. Michael's; of Dale dr.: SI25
a mo. KARLA HILL CO, JU. =
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FoxHALL VILLAGE
4427 O ST. NV.

IT, ~ . w
Open SUNDAY, . TIL 4
Standardized 2-story brick; beau
! tifully decorated throughout liv
( rm. din today's kitchen with gar
baRe disposal; generous cabinets. etc
4 2 bedrms. bath large closets, full
cellar. garage within ! blk grade
school and transportation. Conven-
lent high school, college church and
/ shopping center Priced In low eos
good terms OWNER FE 3-46an
GEoRGEToWN's BEST BUY
ATTR. BRICK. S24.50n
AUSTIN p DeWILDE. AID. 4-7261
IoEoRGETowN's sayest little 2
bedroom lone is iust q whisper
house; cute garden; $40 500.
/ Georgetown Wonderful 3-uni
apt BLDG or town house; overlook
I ing most famous estate; $4,000
Cleveland Park--charminH Atmos
phere. bedrms., 3 baths; hug
grounds. Bargain
Chevy Chase-Tiny. perfect 2 bed
rms exquisite location. STEVENS
REAL ESTATE. Pc. 3-4947. IS
NE..R 18th AND WEBSTER SITS
owner is III: take advantage o.
this pretty home at q sacrifice pric'
OF SlS,950. VIII help arrange financ.
Ing, Liv,. rm,. din. rm.. lge. kit
pantry, 2 rear porches, bedrmS
. baths, I'm. attic, garage. beaut
garden. oil h-w h., etc. To inspect
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schools. Open Sun, 1-5. 5000 PAGE
ave.-Briek Cape Cod. 4 bedrms ,
baths. Ice. liv. rm. w/fireplace. Ice
scr. porch. full bsmt.. att. gar: cor
lot; abundant flowers and trees.
" 500 On. CT approved. S2O.5O0
Dir; Out Old GEORGETOWN I'd sew
eral blks post NH. turn right on
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sM. SPG,, Sl4,75O, assume 4ss VA
loan; $4,000 FLA avail also; close
in, mr.. schls.. bus. shops Brick
bungalow; liv. rm. firepl. din rm :
:, lge bedrms.. Ice. dorm rm up:
porch. bsmt.. trees JU 6-s36b.
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oLNEY, MD.-2,bedrm. cottage on
an estate: h.: all mod. cows. .
rent reas. TU. 2-1565.
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liver SPRING-;3 bedrms., Nv
din. area, ~ baths, mod kit,
sir-cond,, S133.50 plus electricity.
APT, HOME, MARSTELLER REAL
HJSTATE AAPc
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BETHESDA-SPLTT LEVEL, . years
old; 33-ft. mahoRany- paneled liy-
ing. room. complete electric kitchen,
bedrooms, . baths, 2O-ft. den.
garage, screened porch; fenced
YARD with trees. BY OWNER
&2A son. OIL R-253A
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TAKOMA PARK = Little money!
Big housel Mr.. schools, tfansp;
4 bedrms,. Q baths; fenced rear
I'd: garage. modern kit with table
space. older home; lots Of room;
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HOME VALUES

6-S341 Key at 6O27 Goth ave.
HOME VALUES
1927 Independence ave se.-si1
rms, and bath. oil h VIII. full bsmt
&c. Claiming st. n.w-six rms
and bath. oil h-wh. Ss5
29O1 n, Cap. st--Six rms and
bath. full bsmt, gas heat; S97 so
r. A. HUMPHREYS & SONS
Mass. Ave. Realtors MA. $4,000
BIG HOUSE with 8 bedrooms
Woodside Park Sl4O
Cape Cod. 3 bedrms., . baths,
fenced yard - l3C
Colonial, 3 bedrms. l2a
Split-level. 3 bedrms. lis
Colonial, 3 bedrms . 100
Rambler. 3 bedrms 100
James c. Conley & Co.
9b2b Ga. Ave. JU. a-4134
NICE 3-bedrm, rambler in Carroll
Knobs; $50: may be rented with
option to buy.
James c. Conley & Co.
a525 Ga. Ave, JU q-4I3l
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BETHESDA-Three-bedrm.. 2-bath
rambler; nr. schools, transp. leye
lot; under 10000. BETHESDA
REALTY, OIL. 4-1415.
BETHESDA AREA gracious. old
er home on ia acres. beautifully
handicapped. Liv. rm., din. rm.. kit.
: hedrms. and bath on LIST floor
: bedrms. and bath on end floor
Play room. lear earaRe. Small
cash payment and bal. in Cougar
trust. INEZ CUSHARD, Realtor.
EN- o-4o3o
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COLORED

.Attrac. 90 tapestry brick IN ex-
Rock creek PARK. iSe. 'S rms. Is
bedrms }, full bsmt, " baths oil
h W h.: fireplace IN Nv rm garage
Sl4 $40 on terms. Call for details
and appointment 10 see this fine
home HOHENSTE1N BROS. a
nONAIuE ~ 10000. ewes, OF
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SILVER SPRING AREA-split-ley,l:

owner transferred, private sale: is
mos olo. Three bedrms. , baths.
nv rm with firepl. sep din. rm.,
Kit. with counter.top stove, eye
posal exhaust fan, Hotpoint refgr d,
20x32 finished recreation rm. large
bsmt with washer. drier. freezer
locker, gas h.-a. heat. rear ward
fenced: nr. Glen Haven School
and Sligo Park. If credit approved.
4l2%e 30-yr. loan may be assumed
10. 4-u455. 1904 Glen Park dr.,
Silver SpriY1R
Evening star., 1957-08-30
Rudemucher Gets
Offers to Fight
In New York State

NEW YORK. Aug. 30 R.-
Pete Rademacher. the Olympic
heavyweight champion who was
stopped by Floyd Paterson in
Seattle last week. will meet with
the international Boxing Club
to discuss . proposed fight in
Madison SqGaTe Garden.
After Radem acher was
stopped in the sixth round by
the heavyweight king the IBC
wired the ex-amateur an offer
Of $40, 900 plus expenses to fight
in the Garden in November,
Rademacher, at his Grandview,
Wash, home, said he was will
ing to discuss the offer.
The IBC proposed one Of four
opponents-Eddie Machen OF
Redding. Calf, Alex Miteff Of
Argentina, Willie Pastrano OF
New orleans and Fora Foley OF
Chandler. Ariz.
Meanwhile Norman Roths-
child said he would offer Rade-
macher $4,000 to meet Syra-
cuse's Mike Dejohn in Syra-
cuse on october 9.
Rothschild said II Rade-
macher was unavailable for the
October meeting with Deiohn
Pat McMurtry, Roy Harris
Pastrano or Mitef would b,
Bought.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
Top Marathon Runners
Race Sunday at GreenbeIt

H. Browning Ross Of Phila-
delphia, former distance run
ming star at Villanova. will
head a strong field Sunday in
a o-mile race sponsored by the
Greenbelt Recreation Depart
ment over a course circling
Greenbelt. Ross. who now rep
resents the Penn A. c., won the
featured mile in the inaugural
Of The Star Games in l948. He
was a member OF the United
States Olympic teams Of l94a
and so.
Sundays race, under the di-
rection Of Warren @. Leddick
will be part Of a four-day
Greenbelt festival. which
opened today and will wind W
Labor Day with a big parade
Joining Washington area en-.
tries will be some Of the lead.
ing runners from New York
Brooklyn, Philadelphia anc
Baltimore, with the Penn A. c
furnishing an especially stronG
contingent.
Trying with Ross for team
honors will be John Cunning
ham, a former Middle Atlantic
collegiate champion who cap,
ttained the ST. Joseph4 Colleg,
Evening star., 1957-08-30
DICK JAMES WINS
RACE WITH STORK

Halfback Dick James of
the Redskins hurried away
from yesterdays luncheon
at the Mayflower. where he
was honored as the teams
top rookie of 1856.
1t wasn't that the for
mer Oregon star didn't
appreciate the award, but
he barely was able to reach
Sibley Hospital in time for
the birth Of a daughter.
Debra Jeanne. at lao pm.
Dick and Mrs. James. the
former Jeanne Dennis.
have three other children,
Randy. Eddie and Colleen.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
Donnu Floyd Out
Of Grass Courts

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 80
(Special) Donna Floyd OF
Arlington, Va. and top-seeded
Mary Ann Mitchell Of San
Leandro, Calf. were in posi-
ton to offer each other con-
ISOLATION today as the United
States girls grass court tennis
championship moved into the
quarter-final round.
Sue Hodgman Of Kalamazoo
eliminated Miss Floyd yester-
day, 6-3. 81. while fourth
ranked Karen Hantze of Sar
Diego knocked out Miss Mitch
ell. runnerup last year. 6-3
Ga. Miss Hantze, who is IA
Is the 15-and-under champion
In other matches Jacquelint
Tegland, Oxnard, Calf. de.
feated Susan Metzger, Kalama.
ZOO, 60, 6-3e Sally Moore
Bakersfield, Calf. defeated
Sandra Loubat. New Orleans
6-3, 6-1: Lorna Raymond
Covina, Calf. beat Bonnie
Mencher, Forest Hills. N. Y.
Ga, 60; Gwyneth Thomas
Shaker Heights. Ohio, won ovel
Erica Puetz. st. Louis. 6-3
as.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
Iron Bridge Hunt Members
Schedule Fun Show Monday

Members Of the Iron Bridge
Hunt, near Burtonsville, Nd,
will be hosts Monday at their
annual "just for fun" Labor
Day horse show on j. Letter
Aitcheson's farm on Route 1893.
between Laurel and Burtons-
vile.
Beginning at $50 am. there
will be classes for ponies.
juniors. green hunters. work.
ing hunters. open jumpers and
several special events. Heading
the latter group is a ll2-mile
fat race over a tagged cource.
which is expected to attract
several fleet runners.
Another feature is an ele-
mentary dressage exhibition by
Robin Hug h es. ll-year-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
j. Hughes. jr.. mounted on her
fathers gh-jumping mare. HI
Lo. Robin and Hi Lo learned
dressage as part OF the Po-
tomac Md Pony Club team
which won an international
Evening star., 1957-08-30
REDSKINS
Continued From Page C-l

Continued From Page C-l
of the future at yesterdays
luncheon in Washington. prom
ising that the Redskins will be
ready to take on any and all
teams in the National Football
League" once they get squared
away.
Il think well have a real
good squad representing WASH
ington this year." the coach
added.
James. surprised by his Sc
lection for the rookie honor,
said he thought several other
players deserved 1t more than
he did. But he was pleased to
get it Just the same.
"It's only the second trophy
I've ever won." he told report
ers. AT Oregon / got q little
one. so high, for winning the
schools mixed doubles bowling
championship"
James 41-yard touchdown
helped the Redskins upset the
Lions 1917. at Grifith Stadium
last year after Sam Bakers
four field goals lifted the
Washington crew to q 1917
triumph over them at Buffalo
in a trial run. The Redskins
hold a 6-4 edge in preseason
play. and an overall margin oi
l4-6
Evening star., 1957-08-30

track team in 1852; Luther
Burdelle. former junior nation
al cross country champion and
holder Of a number Of Middle
Atlantic and AAU titles: Steve
Thomas, current junior nation
al 25-kilometer champion: Jim
Den Halse. Stan Linden, Jake
Burdelle, Hugh Jascourt, Henry
Kinkaid and Frank Batson.
st. Anthony's Boys Club Of
Brooklyn has entered Ted Suits.
Lawrence Lesser and Harry
Murphy. John Klinerman will
represent the Millrose A. A. Of
New York. The Baltimore
Olympic Club is sending Joe
Rouse, South Atlantic mile
champion, and Donald Custis,
Representing the Country Club
Of Baltimore will be George
Braun, South Atlantic 6-mile
titleholder; Wayne Gallatin,
South Atlantic 3-mile cham
pion; Dick Swella. Donald Was
ken. Ben Malloy and Paul
Sherman.
Greenbelt Youth Center has
a promising contender in Jo-
seph OLoughlin, who starred
at Boston College and Temple
University.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
Jimmer Faces 7
In Hopeful Stoke

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.
Aug. 80 R).-Eight 2-year-old.
were entered today for the 53rc
running Of the $30,000-addec
Hopeful Stakes at Saratoga to-
morrow, ending a four week
meeting at this upstate track.
Probable favorite in the 6k
furlong race is Myron H. Good
wins Jimmer. who won the
Grand Union Hotel Stakes here
two weeks ago. Mrs. w. Thorn
Kissel'S Louis Dor. who took
the Sanford Stakes last Fri
day, Georke D. Wideper's Jes-
ter. winner Of the National
Stallion at Belmont. and the
Claiborne Farms Sir Ruler also
are strong contenders.
WTOP-9 will interrupt the
Pick Temple show at Sis to
telecast the race.
Others in the race are, Fox
catcher Farms Rose Trellis
Greentree Stables Turpitude
c. v. Whitney's Hit the Trail
and Llangollen Farms Crasher
All carry l22 pounds in the i'm
portant juvenile test.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
Gas Post Nine
Seeks Title in
Game Today

ELKTON. Md. Aug. 80 (Spe-
ciaD Gas Light Post A of
Washington, D. c.. meets Pitts
field, Mass, at / pm. here to-
day in the finals of the Ameri-
can Legion Junior baseball Sec
ton A tournament.
Washington, 20 in the
double elimination playoffs, can
wrap up the title with one VIC
tory while Pittsf1eld Old must
win two. Should Washington
lose, a second game will be
played at 4 pm. today.
Larry Nolan provided WASH
ington with the winning hit
yesterday in q 10 victory
which eliminated West War
wick, r. I. Nolan also ac-
counted for Washington's first
victory when he slammed q
three-run homer in a l3-inning,
Al win over Pitts1eld Tuesday.
Paul Ciatti singled in the
second inning. stole second and
advanced to third on an infleld
out. He scored when Nolan
singled.
Frank Campana gained his
second win in the playoffs,
striking out six and walking
only one. He won his first game
after relieving Pat Green with
the score tied in the 18th
inning.
The sectional champion will
leave September 3 for the Ma
tional championship tourna-
ment at Billings, Mont. Three
other sectional titlists will
compete.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
Career Boy Due
At tAtIuntic City

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.. Aug
80 (R.-Atlantic City race
track officials have been ad-
vised by Trainer Syl Veitch
that Career Boy would arrive
from Saratoga over the week
end to point for the 100000
United Nations Handicap Sep
tember II.
Career Boy. owned by c. "
Whitney. won the invitational
mile and three-sixteenths grass
course event last fall.
Meanwhile, Preston Burch,
who trains the French-br
Master Boing for N. B. Hunt
Of Texas. reported the horse
would not be ready for the
race. Master Boing won the
100000 Washington. d. c.,
International at Laurel a yeaI
ago.
Career Boy. along with Mrs,
NJ. E. Lunn's Mister Gus and
Mrs. Dodge Sloane's Oligarchy
also will run in the $157,142
Prix de lArc de Triomphe at
Longchamp. Paris. France, Oc-
tober 6.
Career Boy finished fourth
in the 1856 race.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
Four Pool Records Set
In Congressional Meet

Four age-group pool records
were broken as 800 contestants
battled for positions in the
finals Of the Country Club
Swimming Association cham
pionships last night at Con-
gresSional.
Kenwood. Congressional and
Prince Georges qualified the
most swimmers for the final
starting at 5 pm. today. Stan
Tinkham. Olympic coach from
Walter Reed who coaches
Washington Golf and Country
Club in the summer. saw 13
of his Walter Reed proteges
score for rival clubs.
Tim Jecko. the Yale star
Evening star., 1957-08-30
Nick Shanks
Signed 70 Box
Kant|laI Here

Nick Shanks. q 21O-pound
Baltimore fighter, has been
signed as opponent for Leh
Kanthal Of Washington in the
six-round semifeature on the
boxing card q week from to-
night at Capitol Arena.
The main event win be q
televised hereunder between
Johnny Saxton Of Philadelphia,
twice the welterweight cham
pion. and Joe Miceli Of the
Bronx.
The Kanthal-Sh match
will not be on TV. Kanthal, q
former Golden Gloves cham
pion. will seek his eighth
straight victory since turning
pro. 1t was at Capitol Arena
that he made his pro debut last
November with q Knockout VIC
tory. Three Of his seven pro
wins have been by knockouts.
AS an amateur. Kanthal's
best year was 1854 when he
won the District, East. and
East-West Golden Gloves
Among his amateur victories
was one over Pete Rademacher,
in the semifinals of an Armed
Services tournament in Florida
in 1855. Kanthal lost in the
finals there to Roy Louson, but
beat Louson the next year in
the finals Of the Golden Gloves
competition here.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
Rocco, Won Hess
To Meet at Arena

Two Of the outstanding wres-
tiers in the country. Antonino
Rocca and Karl Won Hess. will
clash in the feature bout next
Thursday night at Capitol
Arena. The bout is a best-of-
three falls. Commute time
limit.
In the main bout at the
arena last night. Edouard Car
pentier defeated Danny Nc
Shain in 28 minutes. Chief Big
Heart won over DR.. Jerry Gra-
ham, Oyama Kato defeated
Legs Longevin, Roy Shire de-
cisioned Czaya Nandor and Bob
Keith was the victor over Al
Smith.
Evening star., 1957-08-30

competition in the United
States Pony Clubs Junior
Olympics" in July.
Another unique class is the
"old guards horsemanship," for
riders over 40. In this event,
riders will follow a master Of
foxhounds over a course which
Stimulates actual hunting con-
ditionS.
Judges for the show will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden McKim
Crane. Information may be OBJ
tanned from Conrad Shamel
chairman, at Parkway 5-l50S.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
ITO JOIN 4 OTHER JOCKEYS
| Ralph Neves,4 Winners
| Awoy From 3 900 Club

rode q triple August 10 and is a
much sought after rider in
stakes races because Of his ex-
perience, ability and daring
His desire to win has, in fact
almost cost him his life several
times.
A decade ago he was believed
to have been killed in q riding
accident at Bay Meadows. but
he gasped q few times. and was
hustled of to q hospital.
The track doctor had pro-
nounced Neves dead. but as
precaution had pumped adren-
alin into his heart. In q short
time Ralph was up and de-
manding that he be allowed to
resume riding. on he went to
q San Francisco Mateo hospital
where it was found he had nc
broken bones.
Evening star., 1957-08-30

who swan in the Olympics.
led the record breakers with
a time Of 1913 seconds. That
was for the standard 200 feet.
two lengths Of the pool. Jecko
lof Edgemoor is entered in the
20-and-under class.
Dennis johnson Of Colum-
bia did 1t in "a seconds to set
a record for the 16-and-under
class. while ROGUE Kramer Of
Manor was timed in 35.l Sec
onds. a new mark for the IA
and-under class. Brenda Dietz,
like Kramer q member Of Wal
ter Reed. but representing Ken
wood in this one. was clocked
in 1877 seconds. q pool record
for girls 20 and under.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
Areas S Week. End Roces
Limited to Motorcycles

ginning at 1890. A novice So
miller will start the Sunday
show at / pm. followed by
the big event Of the week end,
the 75-mile Tobacco Trail
Classic offering q $2,5OO purse
for the experts. About ITS
lightweight motorcycles will
start the final show at noon
Monday.
At Vista Raceway Robert
Harkins will try for his third
straight victory Sunday against
a field Of about IS other motor
cyclists. including such former
winners as Newt Swift. Paul
Adkins and Harvey Bigelow
Vista's 10th program Of the
season begins at 2 pm.
For the drag racing enthuSi-
asst. Aquasco Speedway in
Southern Maryland offers quar-
ter-mile acceleration tests both
Sunday and Monday. starting
at 10 am. both days. Old
Dominion in Manassas will be
host to the dragsters Sunday
only. but will have in its field
several Of the trophy winners
from the recent East Coast and
World Series championship
events.
AS far as can be determined,
only three Washington area
contestants will attend the
sports car races at Thompson.
Frank Baptista will drive his
Lotus Monza in an effort to
increase his national lead in
Class @ modified. Charlie Wal
lace, tied with Lake Underwood
for top ranking in Glass F modi-
fed, again will pilot Jack Pry's
Porsche Spyder RS. Dick Nash
will be in his stock PorSche
I 61n dick SI.AY
Evening star., 1957-08-30
Dupus Switches
To Ring Tonight;
Trial Continued

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. Aug
80 (R.-A whirlwind fight fla
vored with incentive is ex-
pected here tonight when
Johnny Busso Of New York
and Ralph Dupas Of New Or
leans meet in a lightweight 10
rounder.
(The fight will be televised
over WRC-4 at 10 PM. WASH
ington ttme.)
BusSo has won 30 out OF "a
fights. IA Of them by the knock
out route. The 23-year-old
fighter, who is ranked 10th
among the lightweights. said he
wouldn't have lost four times
"if I had listened to my
corner"
Dupas, who is ranked No. 4
in the latest listings. will have
even more incentive than Busso
in view Of his court fight in
New Orleans TO obtain a birth
certificate stating he is white.
The 22-year-old New orleans
fighter Indicated he is miffed
at testimony saying he is a
Negro and will extend himself
in this tight.
Dupas is expected to enter
the ring a 2-l favorite and will
be seeking to move back to the
No. 2 spot among lightweights,
q place he held earlier in the
summer.
The eight-round seminal
will match Dupas' younger
brother, Tony. and Andy May
field Of Miami.
Meanwhile in New orleans,
Civil Rights Court Judge Rene
Viosca left on his summer va
cation and ordered the Dupas
case continued to october /
Viosca is conducting the hear
ing without a jury.
Mrs. Naomi Drake, director
OF the city's bureau Of vital
statistics was on the stand
when yesterdays session erled
Evening star., 1957-08-30
Hutmuns Capture
Fother-Son Golf

Charles Huffman and his Is
year-old son Ed won the an
nual father-and-son champion
ship at Norbeck Country Club
yesterday with 88-23la-641a.
Sam and Bob Kline were next
with 80-l2-68, and their 80
was the lowest gross score OF
the day.
Sid and Stew Doblitz, l0l-
251a-75hz. and Leroy and Reds
Leibel, 100-23-77. were next,
Winners in the 23-and-undeT
group were Dave and Boh
Cohen. 93-23-70; Ben and
Harold Cohen, 95-24-71, and
Sol and Mike cinnamon, l01-
29-72. Winners in the special
adopted son" section were Ira
Sichelman and Larry Bennett.
87-17-70.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
Squires, Brondywine
Clash in Polo Sunday

The benefit polo game be-
tween the Washington Squires
and Brandywine. Pa. postponed
last Sunday because Of rain.
has been rescheduled for $3.50
pm. Sunday at Barnsley Field
near Olney.
Proceeds will be turned over
to the Cerebral Palsy Fund in
Montgomery County. Admission
will be 81.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
Bears, Giants
Clash Tonight

DALLAS, Aug. 80 R.-Pro
footballs top teams-the cham
pion New York Giants and
runnerup Chicago Bears-clash
here tonight In an exhibition
that may attract 10000.
The game will offer a chance
for revenge for the Bears. who
were blasted. ATT. by the
Giants in the playoff. while
New York will be trying to
reverse a 21-16 upset in the
exhibition here last year.
This will be the third ex-
hibltion Of the year for both
teams. The Bears are un-
beaten but were tied by Bal
timore, PAPA. last week. Pre-
viously they licked the Steelers.
PAT. New York started out
by losing to San Francisco.
24-l5. but last week clipped
Los Angeles, 24-7.