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HELP-MEh

ACCOUNTANT. JR.. for CPA ONCE.
Salary open. Apply sINROD AND
fash: 1898 De Sales st. NV. NE.
S-4954.
Accommodation man to as
sumo responsibility for Complete
set OF books. Must be able TO fur.
nish trial balance and financial
statements. Experience in hotel
full Must arrange to live in 3iS-
I'm unfurn. apt. at Alexandria,
Va; 5l2-day week. extra hours
required frequently. Profit sharing,
group insurance. disqualification
air-cond. office: permanent posi-
ton. excellent opportunity for ad-
vancement. In reply, send fun
resume. stating age and salary re-
QuirementS to Boy 4hR.H Gar
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THos. ). OWEN = SON. Aue,Iossers.
III ST NV

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
BRICK DWELLING KNOWN AS
II35s 0 SPRING ROAD NORTH
BY virtue OF q certain deed Of trust
duly duly recorded. in Liber No. l02e4.
Folio ~ 81 SEQ, Of the land rec
ords Of the District OF Columbia,
and a. the request OF the party
secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees will sell. at public auc-
ton. u front Of the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY
AT ONE-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM
the following described land and
premises. situate In the District
OF Columbia. and designated As
and being Lot So. Square 1927.
TERMS Sold subject to a prior
ibuildknG association deed OF trust
for approximately 50. 2S4,ib. fur.
ther particulars Of which will be
announced ~ time Of sale the
purchase price. above said trust 10
pc paid In cash. A deposit OF $500
Iequlred. Conyeyancing. recording,
etc, AZ purchasers cost. Adjust
ments made as OF date OF sale,
Terms 70 be complied with within
tnlrty days. otherwise deposit for
feited and the property NAV be
advertised and resoid at the dis.
erection OF the trustees.
SIDNEY j. BROWN.
. RUSSELL WINE,
elo,l1 1871 20 Trustees.
TH0Q n nVugA q aA~, -
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c. g. SLOAN g. CO.. INC.
IT'S 18th ST. NV.
On Tuesday, June 25th, 1857

II O'clock AM. (EDT)
All pledges up to No. 4I.5OO. con-
sisting Of: 81 mems watches. 81
ladies' watches. los mems and
ladies' rings. ] diamond necklace.
IL brooches, 3 necklaces S sold
bracelets, strands OF cultured
pearls. 4 pairs OF earrings i Gun
link set. silver vase. / silver
tray, lot OF gold coins. 3 money
clips:
pen set. 5 typewriters. . sewing
machines. ] cash register. / accor-
dion rife. shotgun, fur
10 cameras. camera lens. 3 pic
lures. 2 lots OF United States
stamps.
LIVINGSTON 4 CO.
1923 II St. NV,
washington. D. c.,
Phone NE. s-526s
te1e.20.21 .e2.23,24
THOs. J. OWEN a son. AuetIoneeYs.
IIii y 81. NV.
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ADAM a. WEsCHLER 4 SON.
AuetIoneera.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
ATTACHED BRICK DWELLING
NNyMgER 2Il9 NEWPORT PLACE
NORTHWEST
By X v5 IS., q 6 ds sss q trust recorded
SEQ. one Of the land records Of
the District OF Columbia. and al
lne request OF party secured there
BY the undersigned trustees viii
ofier for sale. by public auction.
ThF[ oN T% Fl RTsIisfi n T DAY 81
JulGMyES; -v A 1857; AT FOUR
described property in the District
Of Columbia, to wit: Lot 1913 in
PsT1ry,s es subdivision q lots Y
Il he Ono. Of Os the p survs rsSGrd ica
the District Of coiumbia, in Liber
TERMS OF Sail ALL CASH. A
cash deposit Of $500 required OF
purchaser q time Of sale. Exami-
cordine. notarlai fees and revenue
stamps at cost Of purchaser. Ad-
lustments made as OF date OF sale.
Terms 70 De complied with within
thirty days from day Of sale.
% esv.I; trustees reserve the right
OF defaulting purchaser. after 1--WE
days advertisement OF such resale
N some newspaper published IN
washington, D. C.. or deposit may
&c forfeited. or without forfeiting
selves Of any le9s1 or n'As EQUITABLE liable
rishts against defaulting purchaser,
RAYMOND j. VIERBUCHEN.
EDMUND M. EMMERICH.
JOHN II STADTLER.
tel5,l7.19.2l,24. Trustees.
THos. }. OWEN a son. Auctioneers,
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ACETYLENE BIIRNER

70 salvage. used auto parts.
Mechanicallv Inclined
BRENNER'S AUTO PARTS
1910 Montana Ave. NE. LA. $4,000
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ARTHUR B. HANSON.

1S9 18th Street NV.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
ing Probate conrt.-No. s2S54.
Administration This Is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber, Of the
District OF Columbia, has obtained
from the. Probate Court OF the
District Of Columbia, Letters Testa-
ADAMS BROWN. jr', late Of the
District Of Columbia. deceased. All
PERSONS having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned 70 ex-
nibit the same. with the vouchers
: thhereoi; legally authenticated. to
End day Of December. AID. is5T:
otherwise they may by law be
excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. Given under my hand this
2gth day Of May, 1857. EDITH
NV. lseal.) Attest: THEODORE
CoGsWELL. REGISTER Of wills for
the District Of Columbia, Clerk Of
he Probate Court. e5.l2.l9.
ALDERIC c. STURTEVANT. Attorney
1923 Connecticut Avenue NV.
Washington. ID. c.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
S SE s sae RlssS e. cSa sass HP a
mtnistration. This Is to Give No
tiee: That the subscriber. of the
from the Probate Court Of the Dis
trict. Of Columbia. Letters Of ADJ
mlnistratlon on the estate Of
HELEN p BLALocK, also known
as HELEN r.. DONOHUE, late Of
All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned 70
exhibit the same, with the youch-
ers thereof legally authenticated.
70 the subscriber. on or before the
otherwise they NAV by law BE- ex-
cluded from all benefit Of said
estate. Given under my hand this
goth day of May. 1857. EDWARD
J. WATERS. s507 Goth. Ave, Coll
T1HHEoPooERaE c &c VEIL R Asisss;
Of Wills for the District Of Column
bia Clerk OF the Probate Court.
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AUCTION SALES
Auction Sale

We are moving to Florida and
selling all our household effects.
farm machinery, etc. on premises
o. our farm which we have sold. on
Mt. Zion I'd. on Rte los between
.Olney and Laytonsville. east of
Laytonsville in MONTGOMERY County,
Saturday, June %, 1857,
at $3.50 Am.
TO-WIT:
ANTIQUE furniture: chests, tables,
corner cupboard, chairs. Victorian
furniture. stands modern furniture,
antieue oeds. glass, china. bric-a-
hrac, pictures. mirrors, books, old
lamps, etc.
Mccormick Deerine H. tractor,
farm .;uuipment, small tools, etc.
Some hay and straw, and itema for
all-day sale
Glass. china. small tools, some
furniture etc. will be sold in morn
Ing and afternoon until all sold.
Machinery In afternoon. Terms:
Mr.. q MRS. J. W. swAREN.
Emmert r. Bowlus, Auctioneer.
Frederick, Md
r. L Kelly. Clerk.
THos. J. OWEN a son. Auctioneers,
III Z 81. NV.
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ACCOUNTANT

DEG. nee. act as bus. mgr. for
helpful: 35-45 yrs; $1,000. MA.
TIONAL EMPL. SERVICE. HOS 18th
50. NV. at L. Elk. 3-7270.
ACCOUNTANTS BOOKKEEPERs
We Specialize in These Positions
ATLAS AGCY.. 1920 N. Y. Ave. NV.
ACCOUNTANTS; BooKKEEPERs
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AND OTHERS TIERS =

We have orders covering hundreds
OF positions in many fields at vari.
Gus salary levels. See US TODAY.
COLUMBIA EMPL., 1871 @ NV
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AUTO MECHANIC, must be eTpsFI.
Plenty Of work. CAR MOTOR RE.
BUILDERS iiia 8 Capitol 81
,consit ed on Next Passl
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REFRIGERATOR
El33EX3Il4:EH

$46ss5 ERIGIDAIRE l7-eu.-ft. Auto kAKA
matte Defrost Refrigerator --------- AZ
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advised the subpoenas were left
at the homes Of the men but
were not served personally.
This would prevent prosecuting
the absent witnesses for failure
to appear.
The grand jury's feeling 1t
lacked jurisdiction was ex-
planned on grounds the money
involved was handled through
banks in Indianapolis, even
though the land deals investi-
gated here were for right of
way on the tristate expressway
in Gary.
At Indianapolis, Marion
County Prosecutor John G.
finder said he would examine
the transcript Of the Lake
County grand jury's investiga-
ton to see If there was q basis
for putting the Carpenters
Union phase of the case before
his grand jury.
The Marion County grand
jury earlier indicted Mr.. Smith,
Mr.. Teverbaugh and two other
men on charges Of conspiracy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-21
Son-in-Luw of Churchill
Is Ruled Suicide Victim

LONDON. Aug. 81 R.-A
coroner decided today that Sir
Winston Churchill's Son-in-
law. Antony Beauchamp. killed
himself with sleeping tablets.
After a 19-minute inquest
into the death Of the 39-year-
old society photographer early
Sunday. the motive was still a
mystery.
Some friends had limited he
was respondent over finances.
After hearing the brief evil
dence. Coroner w. Bentley Pur-
chase said:
HE died from barbiturate
poisoning and I think he killed
himself. I shall return a ver-
dict Of suicide"
Missing from the tiny court
room was the woman Mr..
Beauchamp telephoned a few
minutes before his death. Lady
Jane Vane-Tempest-Stewa
24-year-old sister Of the Mar
guess Of Londonderry.
Also missing was Mr.. Beau
champs wife, Sarah Church.
Ill. actress daughter of Brit
aims World War II Premier.
Mr.. Beauchamp married
Miss Churchill in 1949. four
years after her first marriage
to Comedian Vic Oliver ended
In divorce. Mr.. Beauchamp
and his wife had been living
apart for the last three years.
Sarah. who has been stay
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buying It for less than $25. 900.
An Indianapolis bank ofhcial
told the Senate Roads Subcom-
mittee at Washington in June
that q special account Mr..
Chapman set UP in an In
dianapolis bank showed pay
ments Of $15,50O to Mr.. Hutche-
son. $26,968 to Mr.. Chapman,
SIS, 1920 to Mr.. BLAZER, $15.800
to Harry v. Doggett, former
right-of-way buyer. and $751;
500 to Mr.. Smith.
Mr.. Chapman. Mr.. Hutche-
son, Mr.. BLAZER. Mr.. Smith and
Mr.. Doggett all pleaded the
Fifth Amendment when they
were called before the Senate
subcommittee.
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and einbezzlement In land
deals on the Madison avenue
expressway In Indianapolis. A
NTH man later was indicted
on bribery charges along with
Mr.. Smith In the sale of sup
plies to the highway depart
ment. None of the cases has
gone to trial.
Bank Deals Cited
The $7S.4l6 in land profits
which Mr.. Chapman turned
over to Mr.. Holovachka was
realized on nine pieces of prop
erty along the Tri-State route.
Mr.. Chapman sold the land to
the State highway department
for $102, 500 q short time after
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M, Chapman. the unions gen.
eral secretary, has given up
$78,4l6 in profits he made on
land sold to the State Highway
Department.
Mr.. Holovachka said Mr..
Chapman turned over a check
for $74,5S1 through his attor-
ney last Friday and the re-
mainder in cash, also through
his attorney, yesterday
morning.
Mr.. Chapman did not appear
before the grand jury, even
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though a subpoena had been
issued for him to appear Mon
day. Also absent were Maurice
Hutchinson, the union presi-
dent; o. William BLAZER. its
second vice president; Virgil w
(Red) Smith. former State
Highway Commission chair
man, and Nile Teverbaugh,
right Of way director under Mr.
Smith.
Mr.. HoloVachka said he was
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ing recently with her father at
his country house. came to her
sisters London home last night.
She was reported to be deeply
shocked by Mr.. Beauchamp's
death.
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No Indictments Made
In Highwoy Freud Probe

CROWN POINT. Ind, Aug. 81 CP9.-The Lake County
grand jury reported indictments yesterday nvestga-
ton Of reported highway rightofway proteeng by
international officers of the Carpenters Union
Prosecutor Metro Holovachka lack Jurisdiction
the for indictments He also reported
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SHOP EARLY, SHOP LATE THURSDAYS

Washington stors opsn Thursdays $50 am. PM Corners
Falls Church. M and Bethesda Budgs open $50 am 10 $50 pm
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De.NIeIy one OF OUT finest shirt Voues in years . we
lnWte you to compare imports with shirts costing
much more
Designed Of high count l4ox72 Sonforzed broodcIoth
WIN f'ne oceon pearl buttons, full cut for good ft
closely stitched for longer wear.
In your choice Of three collar STYLES: button down with
button CUTS, soft slotted collar with button cuffs and
spreod collar with French cuffs.
Down Stois Store, Mems Wear
also Corners Down Sos Store and Bethesda Budget
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Cool. airy summer sweet mode in minutes.
WEDNESDAY
Liver and Bacon flashed BrolDp Potatoes
Buttered Beets Lettuce Salad Roquetort Dressing
Snow Cap Pudding Iced Coffee
Snow Cap Pudding
! package lemon pudding Dash salt
and pie filling egg yolks
"a cup sugar / cup water
Ia cups canned pineapple egg whites
Juice "a cup sugar
Combine pudding mix with "a cup sugar "a cup Of the
fruit Juice and dash Of salt in Add yoks
and blend we'll Add remaining fruit Juice and water Cook
and stir until mixture to full boil and is thickened
Remove from heat Beat egg whites until foamy Add rest Of
sugar tablespoons at time beating well after each add
ton Continue to beat until merngue will stand in soft peaks
Fold in hot pudding Pour into sherbet glasses Chill
nsh with pineapple wedges If desired Makes six servings
THURSDAY
Easy Baked Beans BrotDn Bread
FrGnkturters Cabbage Sldp
Blueberry Cobbler
Easy Baked Beans
cans baked beans Salt and pepper to taste
tablespoon brown sugar teaspoon prepared mustard
! tablespoon chopped onion strips bacon
tablespoons dark
Heat to $50 degrees Heat beans. Stir in sugar
onion salt pepper mustaF and rum Pour into or
baking Top with ba Bake until bacon is crisp 81
servings. BY wi"
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You cont beat the rich flavor Of borbeeued chicken
SUNDAY
Chicken Barbecue Baked Potato
Corn Cob Spinach Salad
Watermelon
Chicken Barbecue
u cup prepared mustard / teaspoon salt
"a cup salad OIL to broilers, split in half
"a cup vinegar or quartered
Put mustard and then moasses 1-cup measure Stir
TO blend Add salad OIL vinegar salt and Tabasco mix we'll
Brush chicken with Place crate IL inches or
more from heaSkin side from slowly until
tender turning frequently and bastng each time. Allow
Ia hours total cooking time Just before serving brush
chicken with leftover half broe per person.
MONDAY
Cold Cuts Potato Salad
SGEteed Zucchin Sliced Tomatoes e
Buttery Apple Squares Iced Tea
Buttery Apple Squares
cups sfted -four q to / cup sugar
teaspoon salt tablespoons -four
- cup butter l TABLESPOON butter
egg yok slightly beaten u egg white slightly beaten
"a cup milk "a cup powdered sugar icing
cups peeled. sliced apples
Sift -four and salt cut in "a cup butter until mix
tre resembles coarse crumbs Mix yok and milk and
stir into -four mixture Pat half dough into pan approx
matey 10x6x2 inches Cover with sliced apples mix sugar
and tablespoons -four together and sprinkle apples
and dot with tablespoon butter remaining dough to
mt pan and place apples Brush with slightly beaten
egg white Bake at 375 degrees about hour Amount of
sugar and baking time vary slightly with apple varieties
Wnne warm with icing. Cut into squares Serves eight
TUESDAY
StDtSS Steak Noodles
Green Beans Ceery-CheeSe Salad
CGntGloHpe
Celery-Cheese Salad
Ia cups diced celery Ia teaspoons salt
cup coarsely shredded "a teaspoon ground black
carrots pepper
y cup diced green pepper "a TEASPOON n dry mustard
V cup diced red pepper a teaspoon chill powder
cup coarsey shredded u cup mayonnase
sharp cheese Crisp lettuce
teaspoons grated onion Parsley
Combine all ingredients except the lettuce and parsley
Toss lightly Serve on crisp lettuce Garnsh with parsley
Five to six servings.
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{2Ah WHAT'S
COOKING

FRIDAY
Vtchyssotse
Senate Salad Potato Chips
Toasted Rolls Fresh Peach Pie
Senate Salad
cup nte-size pieces lettuce medium tomatoes eubed
cup bite-sze pieces "a cup chopped green onions
romaine and stems
N cup bite-size pieces water / medium avocado cubed
cresS large stuffed olives, sliced
Ia cups diced fresh lobster Sections from grapefruit
meat Garlic salad dressing mix
cup diced celery
Place ingredients dressing In large salad
bowl Toss lightly Garnsh salad top with lobster claws
Serve with salad dressing Makes four entree salads
SATURDAY ~
Hamburger SpnChetti Cucumber-Watey Cress Said
Pineapple Sherbet Southern R0isin Bars
Southern Raisin Bars
cup light or dark ratsins IA cups sifted -four
y cup butter or margarine teaspoon baking powder
q cup brown sugar, packed u teaspoon salt
eggs u TEASPOON cloves
+ teaspoon vanilla u teaspoon cinnamon
" cup light molasses teaspoon nutmeg
tablespoons orange juice cup semisweet chocolate
bits
Rinse and dry raisins Beat butter sugar eggs and
vanilla until well blended molasses and orange Juice
Sft nc baking powder salt and spices FIRST mixture
and add rasns and chocolate bits Mix to moderately stiff
batter Spread In creased obong baking dish (about
nches) Bake in 350degee for IS minutes Cool
In pan and then cut into bars Roll in powdered sugar
desired. Makes so to dozen bars.
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Senators Sign 3 Whose Names
Match With Book Characters

Boyd, Hardy and Mister APP
plegate. the names Of three
characters involved in the Sem
ators' triumph over the Yankees
for the American League pen
nant in the book. The Year
the Yankees Lost the Pennant, "
are now truly with the Wash
ington baseball organization.
1t is a mere coincidence OF
names. Frank Apologize. for
example. is no devilish character
but a good third baseman from
Sylvan High School in Atlanta.
Mister Apologize" was the man
from the world down below in
the book by Douglass Wallop
Joe Boyd was a plain Wash
ington fan changed into a star
player for the Senator'S and re-
named Joe Hardy in the book
that later became a hit play or
Broadway. Bob Hardy is the
University Of Virginia first base
man and star basketball player
from Richmond. Bob Boyd is a
6-foot-2. l75-pound outfielder
from Kansas State Teachers Col
lege. He halls from Mankato
Kans.
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Torpid Favored
Over 4 Rivals
In Laurel Pace

Torpid. proclaimed the best
2-year-old PAGER in the Nation
last year after winning II times
in 10 trips to the post, will at
tempt to boost his already
stratospheric stock tonight when
he goes postward as the heavy
favorite in the Rotary CluE
Purse at Laurel Raceway.
Torpid, owned by Max Hoch-
berg, of Irvington, N. j., ano
trained and driven by Johnny
Simpson, the 37-year-old South
Carolinian, will face four Other
PAGERS in the $4,000 fourth race
Glowing Way, Twilight Star
Handsome Billy and Starsocki
Torpid, who has his eye on the
Little Brown jug = Kentucky
Derby, of pacing-won by siz
lengths last Thursday in his first
Laurel appearance. He earned
$73.376 in his brilliant campaign
last year. and swept all 2-year
old honors for mile track
juveniles.
Co-featured on tonight's pro.
gram will be the seventh race
a $1,000 Class B Pace with a full
field of eight, including Selector
Joyce York. Belwin Guy anc
Parker Hawk.
Simpson was hero of las
nights program. scoring foul
victories in eight races anc
coming within a neck Of making
it five. 1t was the first time
anyone had driven four winner;
in night.
Johnny won the Meadow
Blossom ($3) in the fourth; FL
ton Hanover (S2.60 in the SIS .00C
featured Montgomery County
Trot; Rhonda Hanover $3.50
in the fifth. and Arturo Hanover
$3.50 in the seventh.
In the sixth. Easter Dream
won by a neck in blisterine
stretch battle with Adios Yates
driven by Simpson.
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Best 81
Sets Pace at
Court House

Those in the second half o.
the field scheduled to tee of
today in the first round of the
Court House Country Club 70.
hole best-ball golf tournament
aren't deluding themselves.
Already posted is a sizzling 81
five under par. by Ralph Vow
and Tom Pritchard. as half the
field got under way yesterday
You'll Of Court House and Pritch.
ard of Congressional picked ur
II brides in setting the pace
They were out in "a and back
in 80.
Willie and Johnny Beach Of
Fairfax. defending champions
scored 60 to tie for second with
Joe Murphy of Court House anc
Hank Robson of Albuquerque
N. NJ.
John Kirby of East Potomac
and Harry Hamburg of Fort Du.
pont scored IL Following wer,
Odell CAN'T Of Court House anc
Ed Loveless of Washington. 70
Don Morrell of Court House anc
Moss Innes. unattached. IA, anc
Bill Dick of White Flint anc
Tony Bickel of East Potomac. IA
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Rubinowitz, Quinn
Reach Net Finals

Marty Rubinowitz and Tom
Quinn are in the finals Of the
District Recreation Department
tennis tournament after defeat
ing John Stewart and Dave
Bentley, Ga, 6-3. at Rock
Greek.
Advancing to the seminal
round were Jack Mccarthy and
Eddie Beale with a "a, GO,
victory Ger Frank Shore and
Dom Dent Also Ernie Ingram
and Edgar Lee defeated Larry
Middlekamp and Bud Day, SO,
IS. 90.
In the womens division Olga
Mahaney and Brittle Sauer ad-
vanced to the finals by defeating
Pearl Mccoy and Mildred Smith
6-l. 6-3. Carolyn Killefer ano
Frances Bassett will oppose them
after defeating Mary Gates ano
Jane Meleney, 6-3, 6-4.
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BELMONT
Continued From Page CT

Continued From Page CT
as the Kentucky Derby favorite,
proved he was sharp in an eye
catching workout Tuesday. The
fact he has an experienced Bel
mort combination in Trainer
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons and
Jockey Eddie Arcaro would seem
to give him an edge over CAL
liant Man.
Quoted earlier as an even
money favorite, Bold Ruler may
go to the post as an odds-on
4-to-5 choice, with Gallant Man
and Bold Nero 8-to-5.
Trained by Nerud
Gallant Man IS trained by
Johnny Nerud, former Nebras-
ka cowboy, and his jockey is
Willie Shoemaker. who brought
the Irish colt home second in
the Derby, won the Peter Pan
Handicap, after skipping the
Preakness, but didn't meet the
competition he'll get tomorrow
This is the first race since the
Preakness for Bold Ruler, pride
OF Mrs. H. c. Phipps' Stable.
Never in the history Of the
Belmont, inaugurated in 1867
has there been such domina-
ton Of foreign breeding in the
classic. Five OF the colts are son,
OF foreign stations.
Nasrullah, an Irish sire who
nov stands in Kentucky, is the
ire OF Bold Ruler. Two years
Ego Nashua, also by Nasrull,D1
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AnthonyFoces
DureIIe on TV

DETROIT, June IA (P.-Tony
Anthony. while waiting for
champion Archie Moore to agree
to a defense Of his ight-heavy-
weight crown. risks his No.
ranking tonight against won
Durelle. the French Canadian.
Anthony has everything to
lose and nothing to gain ex-
cept a $4,000 guarantee in this
nationally televised bout sched-
uled for 10 rounds at Olympia
Stadium. (The fight will be on
WRC-4 at 10 pm. Washington
time.)
Il can't wait forever on
Archie" the 22-year-old New
Yorker explained. Il gotta keep
busy"
Durelle. a swarthy 27-year -old
who successfully defended his
Canadian Electromagnetic title
just two weeks ago by knocking
out Gordon Wallace in two
rounds. isn't regarded as much
Of a threat to Anthony's position
The sharp-punching Anthony
who blasted top-ranking Chuck
Spieser's hopes with knockout
in the Olympia ring in April. is
a heavy favorite to deny Durelle
his big opportunity.
Undefeated since he stepped
into the light-heavyweight ranks
last year. Anthony has won 80
Of "a fights with % knockouts
to his credit.
Durelle is credited with 40 wins
in 56 fights against one draw ano
IA losses. One bout was called
no contest"