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home for q family. Mr.. Damn, Ju.
T,c,1420; LYMAN C. DELE a. CO.,
lNG., 81: 3-3o2O.
SILVER SPRING-New Cape COD
custom built The ouaintness Of
early American comb. with ali
SCI. 800. 1O109 Dallas ave aofj
Forest Glen I'd, FRANK b Err.
WIN. Builder.owner. WA. 1885.
SILVER SPRfNG-WOODMOOR =
Colonial. with garage and breeze e
way Reduced to $ls.95O. open
Sun; and Mon. Colesville I'd, right
on Lorraine to North Moor drive,
and open signs. 10. $1,000. WAT
SON, JU $4,000. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10

GREEN ACRES; Si5,b00 - Bricl
house with large lot. . snacions
hedrms., air conditioner, finished
rec. .rm. in this close-in desira III
neighborhood. Elementary and
junior high schools nearby. For
sale by OWNER, OIL, 6-77l3
HTLLANDALE Arcade luxe q.
bedrm, brick split level: features
include sep. din. rm.. Ice rec
rni;, bsmt.. ia baths. Askine
S"3,9b0. assume $50. 800 Gi loan
Open l-dark. Out New Hampshire
70 a6l3. Call JU. $1,000, BAL.
NUN REAL ESTATE.
HOLLYWOOD PARK; no SIS down
S55 mo. - Oct. 2-bedrm. home
81 din h rw' e or rent with The . option
2-3635. TIL o-0400
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Sill. SPG.-New custom built brk
ramblers: 3 lge. bedrms.. ~
baths. din. rm., de luxe kit. day
light bsmt. w/f1replace. tiled firs..
"a bath. ground level entr. Gas
h.-w.h. See to appreciate. OPEN
% daily. 11S0a ColesVille I'd.
ALDEN. REALTOR, RA. 6-3333.
Sill. SPG.. mr.. Dale dr.-Brk., slate
roof; din. rm., o.h.-wh. SI6,5O0,
$500 cash. JU. 9-7399.
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1elol BERRY ST.. Conn. Ave. Is
tstes-Open Sunday afternoon
Price, sl2,25O. Attrac, 3-bedrm
and bath rambler. Living rm.
dining rm. dining area and kitch
en-. S612.50 down. balance $685.
mo DIR. Ga. ave. to Weisman
left about s intersections to Berry
let to 70 house. Eyes; MT; Ward; ,t 81
"a sso1 ! T oHAVAlrE' Hesi'0r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10

Ice. LOT surrounds this Ice.
custom built, brick rambler in
Monte. Hills. close in Silver
Spring, mr. schools: full din. rm
3 lge. bedrms.. 2ia baths, excep.
ton tional rec br rm;; :. SCI 500 d porch ga;
KESsINGER & CO, JU. 9-4544
EXTRA NICE COLONIAL HOME!
All brick: 3 bedrms., fireplace, sep
din. rm.. fully tiled basement, out
door BIO: level fenced lot; spot.
less inside and out Just S16.500i
RIPLEY CO., JU. 5-611l,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10

BETHESDA EDGEMooR AREA
Colonial brick center hall; 4 bed
rooms. 2 baths on end floor, plus
1st-floor bedroom, bath. den,
family room. lavish kitchen, 49,
IT. dining room, soft. living room.
side porch: basement, workshop.
maids room. bath, garage; level
lot. A terrific buy. REALISTINGS
CORP. KE. 7-1s07 DAY OR
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KENSINGTON (Homewood)-De-
lightful 4-bedrm. Cape Cod. Many
features including entrance foyer,
lge. rec. rm., deluxe kit. S13,a $50.
Call JU. $1,000. BAINUM REAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10

y48b DOWN-Neat 3-bedrm. ram
bier: Ss3 mo. paws all. TAM
BlYNo q CO.. VIII, e-s3s4, 10.
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ROCKvILLE-vac.. mod. 5-bedrm
$4,000 with 81 1000 zoo CASH SsSu Or lease 20
option to buy, Sl35 mo. Fireplace,
lge. din. r,n., huoc kitchen. bs1it.
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s5oMopen S : to ). zoos Hs Sss;
Move right in this contemporary
3-bedrm rambler, Hrge liv. rm
with Cathedral ceiling and picture
Widowed dining area. equip. kit
washer. drier. plenty Of storage
blk. to elem, school. FLA APP
praised, $13,500. Priced at Sl2.-
$50 for quick sale, Dir: Kensing-
ton Wheaton rd., left on Newport
Min rd.--Lexington ST.. left on
Brandywine, right on Halsey. Mrs.
Hart. JU. 5-0775. cox a. CO.,
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BETHEsDA AREA-Deiightfui Cape
Cod with 2 bedrms. on LIST floor,
H fUan a rm 81 ing Si7Sboo A. fH V
PISANI. Realtors, OIL. 4-750O 10
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ACRE, in established area; easy
walk to school; attractive split
level 3 hedrms., 2 baths. true cen
H ffr naI; sfI pm Cos sai III o.ssso'
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BETHESDA, Randolph Hilis-Det.
ia baths. Only Si4.50o FHA,
lQes down. payments like rent.
BUDNEY REALTY. GA. 4-s795.
tn. 2-9400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10

2-REDRM RAMBLER; auto. WASHER
included: $1,000 dn., total S10,-
675. VIII 6-O152.
NEAR ARMY MAP SERVICE
bedrm tone-and-brick home. la
baths, din. nm, rec. rm.. lEe. scr
porch, snndeck earage. firepls..
oil h.-w.h.: new auto. washer and
drier' $4,000 MRS. BURGESS
Realtor, 61O9 Broad ST., OIL. g
Evening star., 1957-04-19
Congress
Wives Plan
Benefit

Congressional wives will
caucus from II am. to 4 pm.
on May is at Friendship
House. 6l9 d street Sc, when
they will combine their busi-
ness sessions with an auction
to benefit the settlement
house.
President Of the 'baby" 85th
Congress Club. whose members
arrived with their husbands In
Washington last January, is
Mrs. Frank Church Of Idaho.
Wives Of members Of Con-
gress elected before 1885 be-
long to the Senior Congress
Club. headed by Mrs. Stanley
r. Reed. wife Of the recently
retired Associate Justice Of
the Supreme Court.
All Of the clubs. from the
Evening star., 1957-04-19

74th upward. win hold meet
ings coinciding with the auc-
ton.
Items contributed for the
sale include antique silver,
imported crystal. paintings.
prints and "Santa's mistakes"
Sponsoring the auction is
the Congressional, Circle for
Friendship House. whose
members now live or have re-
sided on Capitol Hill near the
settlement house. It is the
only group Of congressional
wives organized solely to bene-
fit q District United Givers
Fund agency.
Evening star., 1957-04-19
Shone ucCorthy
To Speok on Youth

DR.. Shane MacCarthy, ex-
ecutive director Of the Presi-
dents Council on Youth Fit
ness. will be the guest speaker
at a joint luncheon meeting
Of the Optimist and Opti-Mrs.
Clubs on Tuesday.
DR.. MacCarthy's subject,
Youth Fitness Is Everybody's
Business" will be Of special
interest to the groups who
both sponsor the Boys Clubs
OF Washington. The meeting
will be held at the Mayflower
Hotel at 1915 pm.
Evening star., 1957-04-19
PLANNING FOR BENE-
FIT AUCTION - Mrs.

PLANNING FOR BENE-
FIT AUCTION - Mrs.
Fronk Church, wife of the
Democratic Senator from
ldoho and president of the
85th Congressional Club
tleft), prepares to finish
tocking up q sign while
Mrs. Stanley Reed, wife of
the retired Supreme Court
Justice, lends q helping
hand. The sign is odver-
tisino an ouction for con-
eressionol wives being held
Moy IS for the benefit of
Friendship House, spon-
sored by the settlement
houses Congressional Cir
cle.-Stor Stoff Photo.
Evening star., 1957-04-19
|Evungeline Residence
Is Scene Of SA Tea

A regular meeting Of the
d. c. Salvation Army Auxiliary
was held yesterday in the
Evangeline Residence, 1880 L
street NV. followed by a tea
with Mrs. Robert Lee O'Brien,
jr., serving as hostess.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-08-15

WOMEN
SECRETARIES
PERSONNEL SECRETARY. work
for Clevelond's top firm.
NO FEE ................. $3.50
SR. SECRETARY. work for =
young solesmen NO FEE S3S3
SECRETARY 10 credit mgr,
Heights urea. beautiful office.
NO FEE .................. $500
SECRETARY to general mgr.
on Rapid. .... NO FEE $3.50
STENO. legal dept. good E. side
Co. ........... NO FEE $500
GOOD TYPIsT. handls soles
correspondence: 9 70 4:30 p. m.
Eost Cleveland. NO FEE $500
PURCHASING DEPT. dictophone,
light dictotion; work for one
mon ............ NO FEE $325
YOUNG IN. steno; work for tuxt
growing company "a fee $250-S276
STENO for engineering company.
NO FEE .............. $275-$300
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AFFILIATED
| SERVICE
1909 Sehofield Bldg.
SUperioe l-lll0
opsa Dolly s.s: MondoYs n 7:so;
SGtssdoY M ]
FE M ALE
Why spend hours committing
to work. We specialize Ia loeo-
tion-let us place you in Job
neor your home or on convenient
bus line. Come In for friendly
interview no obligation. On
many. the employers poY the fee.
SECRETARY. Personnel. no personnel
experience necessary: phone work.
testing. some shorthund. not
"whiS" ........ Stort S240S260
PERSONNEL INTERVIEWER. testing.
phone reference checking. field
trips S3ZS-S3SO
ASSISTANT EXPORT MANAGER.
some tYpinq. Sponish e. S40o-S5oo
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER. accounts
p1Yoble and receivable. hdnd
posting. tYpinq. Privote office. Re
ceptionist work II you wish -.
Observation-Disclosures. S27S-S290
Also many openings In the following
cotegories In oil ports OF the city:
DICTAPHONE OPERATOR
SECRETARIES
TYPISTS
CLERICAL
HAND BILLING
CREDIT UNION. no typing
BM KEYPUNCH
BURROUGHS
PIX RECEPTIONIST, typinq
HOME SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE.
20 hour week.
M HE
Mony No Fee
PUBLICITY MAN ...:. s42SS450
JOB EMULATION ..... S350-S500
MAINTENANCE FOREMAN $500 +
EXPEDTTOR ............ s2.25 hI.
RATE CLERK .......... S39o-S450
SHEET METAL SUPERVISOR $500
Also. we have openings in oil parts
OF town in the following cote
qories: Let US find you the RIGHT
Job:
ACCOUNTANTS
SALES
ENGINEERS
INSPECTORS
PRODUCTION CONTROL
PERSONNEL
TRAFFIC
CRAFTSMEN
DESIGNERS
TRAINEES
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BOOKKEEPERs

NO FEE ............. $27S-S30o
BooKKEEpERs
ONE GIRL Office, hmdY Location;
mature. hondle set Of books $500
ACCOUNTS receivable MGR clerk.
experienced. Sc. .....to to S400
SALES RECORD CLERK. schedul-
ing. some tYpinq: nedr Euclid
Ivonhoe. NO FEE to 1854
PAYROLL clerk MGR ..... SITS
ACCOUNTS receivable and pay
able; Miles Ave. NO FEE $3.50
BOOKKEEPER. Superior Ave.
smoll company ....... $3.50
BOOKKEEPER. 3S-4o yeors. handle
set of books; nice Office
NJ rh ................. S3oU
JR. BOOKKEEPER. ledger control.
adding machine. NO FEE = to $500
PART TIME bookkeeper. mGnuol.
motuTs Observation-Disclosures. .Sl.75
TELETYPE t1oines. HIS. graduate,
$3.50 to p. m. ..........to to $3.50
BEGINNER bookkeeper. viii roin
on Burroughs machine to $3.50
TYPISTS-General Office
PBX-titls clerk. smoll office $276
TYPlST. personnel office. public
contact ..........N NO FEE $500
GENERAL Office. nsor Euclid.
Superior. good tYpist. phone
work ................... DzIo
CLEHK-TYpist. must like figures.
work for young mon NO FEE SITS
BILLING clerk. Remington-Rond:
a:3o-5 o. m; experienced.
NO FEE ................ to $500
PRODUCTION control clerk;
must type ................ S22S
SALES order-tYpist. NE. side TO 1884
TYPIST clerk. advertising agency;
Heights ureu. to. .......... $500
GENERAL office. dictophone.
hdndle correspondence;
TYPIST for publishing house.
young. 37-hr. week ...... S22S
GENERAL clerical in personnel
office: must like to meet people;
8 to 4:3o ..................t TO SITS
MISCELLANEOUS
WOMEN'S Supervisor. report to
personnel mgr. mature.
NO FEE ................. $3.50
CAFETERIA MGR. prefer
college. downtown ......... $3.50
ASSISTANT dietition: home
economics major; Akron oreo.
to ............... 81 ZOO
R.N. to assist doctor.
surgery ........ $500 +bonus
SUPERVISOR for dietition $500
SOLDER. days. small ports.
Euclid Ave. .......... Sl.30
EVELAND
r CEsA
GLsnville I-3347
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MILE
Top Notch Positions

MILE
CONTACT DOROTHY THOMAS
TOOL & MACHINE DESIGN.
broad metal fobricdting back
ground. supervise smoll
department ..........t to $500
CIVIL ENGINEER. drafting
MAINTENANCE FOREMAN. die
cast. general shop ..... TO $500
FOREMAN-TROUBLE SHOOTER.
good shop experience. castings.
oircroft. assembly ...... $3.50
MILLWRIGHT. overtime Sl.s5 hr.
CONTACT LOU HADLEY
REGIONAL SALES MANAGER.
30-35. heoting. ventiloting OF
oIc background ....... .S675
COST ACCOUNTANT. degree.
experienced. 1888. set up
system .............. S600-S650
COUNTER SALES, buying, clerical.
lumber experience -. S45o-Ss25
METHODS AND PROCEDURES.
accounting roining OF
experience .............t to S40O
SALES. degree. accounting
background ......... $3.50 r
SALES ORDER DESK. hYdrdulics
field. to 80 ............... .S37S
ACCOUNTING CLERK. 2o.2S,
yem college accounting.
prestige compmY Ito 1915
FINANCE. over 2l.
promotional ....... $500 +
MAIL BOY. HIS. grod, 1920,
excellent company ... S2S5-S2SS
EXPEDITOR. HIS. grad.
light tYping ........ S240S2S0
SCULPTORS APPRENTICE.
HIS. art. unusuol opportunity $3.50
Cull For Appointment
E-~aMwwwuM MsxS &MYw1e
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1856 5:ss We q: SS::a

FEMALE
CONTACT EVE ROBERTS
SECRETARY. executive.
Wickliffe ....... s350-s4oo
SECRETARY. advertising.
Eost Cleveland ..... S300-S325
DICTAPHONE SECRETARY. small
Eost Cleveland Co. s30o-S325
TYPIsT. 2 girl office. s:oo-4:3o.
81. SlQu ........... .. 1900
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE.
some experience ......... $500
COMYOMETER OPERATORS,
experience ....... S275-S300
TYPIST. advertising agency.
MOy1SlO ................. oLoO-DZJO
RECEPTIONIST-TYPIST, engineering
office. Wickliife. light
stenogrophic ........ S25o.S26o
PBX-TITLE CLERK. Five
Points ureu .............. S275
INVENTORY CONTROL CLERK.
will truin. type .......... $3.50
PURCHASING CLERK, type.
Euclid ............... S25o-S275
FILE CLERK. roin for
supervision ......... s27S-S37S
ORDER TYPIsT. East
Cleveland .......... S2So-s2so
POSTNG-FnE CLERK. no tYping.
neor town ............. $3.50
MAlL-PHONE CLERK. light
tYping. Euclid ...... $24o-S260
OFFICE TRANEE. type.
Eost l65th ST. ...... S2o0-S25o
MAIL CLERK. HIS.
no experience ...........,.S $3.50
INDUSTRIAL CAFETERIA. days.
EGst Cleveland ....... sl.oS hr.
$50 A.M. 10 500 Pm.
% Is our Business
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HELP WANTED tFEMALE)

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BY
PHONE soc MINIMUM, CASH
WITH ADVERTISEMENT Use
MINIM UNI. MUST BE IN OUR
OFFICE BEFORE NOON WE'D
NESDAY. NO CANCELLATION
OR ALTERATION AFTER p. M.
TUESDAY
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HELP WANTED HELP WANTED
JOB G cENT ER


Open Dolly Until $500 pM-saturdoY tn Noon
Evenings BY Appointment
FOR THE BEST SELECTIvITY IN THE CITY SEE US TO-DAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07

lures, one for experts and one
for noviceS.
Some of the outstanding riders
from out of town include Tommy
McDermott Of Norfolk, Dick
Klamfoth. Groveport. Ohio;
Buck Burgaince. Charlotte, N. c.;
Warren Wolfe, Springfield
Mass, and Warren Sherwood
Cornwall, N. Y.
Heading the area contingent
will be Roland (Seed) Hedge
cock of Arlington, winner Of the
last two motorcycle features at
Marlboro. Outstanding novices
include AL Lewis Of Erie, Pa;
Alvin Fisher, Parkersburg. Pa,
and Gordon Clanfleld, Toronto,
Canada.
The races Sunday will be the
final tuneup in this area for the
big Labor Day weekend Tobacco
Trail Classic. a 75-mile grind to
be held at Marlboro and previ-
lously run of at Langhorne. Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07
Skiutron Asks
ok to Set Up
In Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES. June 7 P).-
Adding another note to the pro-
posed shift of the Brooklyn
Dodgers to Los Angeles, a closed
circuit, pay-as-you-see television
firm from New York yesterday
asked the city for permission to
install facilities.
The application, filed by Ska
tron TV. Inc. asks permission
to install pipes. poles, conduits
wires and cables in and over
Los Angeles streets.
There was no elaboration of
the application. except the
facilities would be to transmit
electrical energy over a closed
TV circuit and signal system. /"
Skiatron is the firm which
reputedly has q closed-circuit
into the personal interests Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07
HOT WORDS ON WRESTLING
Sturr to Lose His Head
To Rocco, Mondt Predicts

A headless former ballet per-
former will be looking for en-
ployment Tuesday. according to
Toots Mondt. who says his boy
Antonino Rocca, will be respon-
sible for the decapitation.
Ricki Starr will lose his head
Monday night at Griffith Sta
dunn in the feature match of the
big outdoor wrestling show.
"Antonino will knock it off,"
Mondt says. but not before he
enjoys a little of Stars ballet
routine.
"Rocca knows Starr has had
all his opponents baffled by that
twiddle -de-de stuff he does"
Mondt says in reference to the
ballet bit. "Rocca enjoys the
ballet and If Ricki puts it on,
he'll stay back and watch it.
Then Rocca will 60 in and knock
his head off,"
Words, words, that's all ]
hear is just words" counters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07
|NASCAR Reaction Mixed
AS CorMokers PuIIOut

DETROIT, June 7 (R.-The
decision of the automakers to
pull out of the racing field drew
a mixed response from the Ma
tional Association for Stock Car
Auto Racing yesterday.
Bill France. NASCAR presi-
dent. said in Daytona Beach
Fla, that the move will put
auto racing back as more of a
sports affair than it was prior
to the manufacturers entering
the field"
But he. added that the indus
try cannot divorce itself from
the moral obligations which il
has to mechanically minded
competitive Americans.
The auto industry announced
through the Automobile Manu-
facturers Association yesterday
that it was withdrawing from
racing in a decision to de-
emphasize speed and horse
power in promoting its product,
In the past it has participated
in stock car racing and the
annual Indianapolis 500-mile
race as well as other speed
events.
John Marcum of Toledo. who
promotes the Midwest Associa-
ton of Stock Car Racing, said
earlier this week 1t would be good
for the sport If the car makers
got out of the field.
He said factory racing teams
have been pushing the indi-
vidual racers out of the game. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07
Fu||mer-Jones
Tang|e on ~

CHICAGO. June 7 (R.-Gene
Fullmer and Tiger Jones. a pair
of middleweights who have the
rare distinction of defeating
Sugar Ray Robinson, clash to-
night in hereunder at Chicago
Stadium.
Fullmer is q 9-5 favorite after
defeating Jones at Cleveland or
April 20. 1856.
(The bout will be televised
over WRC-4 at 10 pm. WASH
ington timeJ
Only 81 days ago in the same
ring. Fullmer was knocked out
in the fifth round by Robinson's
left as Sugar Ray regained the
middleweight crown. The West
Jordan. Utah. mauler had lifted
the title from Robinson in New
York last January 2.
This will be Fullmer's first
bout since he was sent sprawline
and he must win to remain No. /
contender in the latest National
Boxing Association rankings.
Jones. rated No. 6, gave Rob-
inson one of his worst pummel-
ings 80 months ago in Chicago
stadium. but received only pass
ing recognition for the victory
since Sugar Ray had just come
out from retirement.
The winner tonight will UNI
doubtedly clamor for a title
match with Robinson. But Rob-
inson is expected soon to agree
to terms to meet welterweight
champion Carmen Basilio in New
York in September.
Jones. 20. Of Yonkers, N. Y,
has a ALTA record with II
knockoutS and, like Fullmer, has
been stopped only once. Fullmer
who is IS. has record Of 40-4
and is credited with 20 knock
outs. The scrap will be judged
under the f1ve-point maximum
per round system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07

Starr. There have been others
that have laughed, but now they
don't" Whether it is lack Of
teeth. paralysis of the facial
muscles or what. that has put the
clamp on previous laughing boys,
Starr does not say.
Both wrestlers performed in
exhibitions last night at the
Capitol Arena. Rocca utilized
his flying drop-KicK in rough
ing up Al and John Smith, while
Starr took on Black Diamond
Simon and Bobby Wallace and
then brought down the house
with his ballet.
Promoter Vince McMahan has
added a bout to Mondays card
Danny McShain against Jackie
Nichols. McShain beat Ted
Levin last night, while Karl Won
Hess defeated Czaya Nandor,
Tarzan (Killer) Kowalski whip
ped The Great Scott and Wilbur
Snyder won owed Eric Won Hess
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07
Tim Coss Coins
Tennis SemifinuIs

Tim Coss is in the semifinal
round of the Columbia Country
Club invitational tennis tour
nament after defeating Doyle
Royal, 6-1. 90. yesterday.
Also, Frank Spears and Tom
Bradford defeated Coss and
Bruce Gustafson. 81, 60, and
Fred McNair and Steve Potts de-
feated Don Dell and Don Ralph
.6-3, rs, in semifinal doubles
matches.
The doubles final will be played
at 2:30 pm. today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07

with the shortest stroke design in the industry-are
optional at extra cost in light-duty models.
Better hociion Also listed with the light
with 4-wheel drivel weights you'll find new, sure
footed 4-wheel drive models
the timesaving answer to back country haus and off
the-road work. These new Task-Force models range
up through the 7400-lb. G.V.W. class.
New high-eopoeiiy Forward Control modelsl
Up in the middeweight ranks, Chevy has new high
capacity Forward-Control models designed to make
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07

Most auto companies have
maintained test teams" or lex
perimental STATS" as a part OF
their own proving grounds and
test track personnel. In many
instances these groups have been
headed by professional racers in
GLIDING former winners Of the
500-mile race.
NASCAR sanctions stock car
races over much of the country
and conducts speed trials for
late and experimental models.
France indicated he thinks
stock car racing. which became
a full blown sport after World
War II, will not suffer regardless
of what the auto manufacturers
d0,
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Guddis Triumphs
In Almus Golf

Herschel Gaddis shot a rs and
deducted six handicap strokes for
a net 10 to win the Harry Grubbs
Trophy at the June outing of the
Almas Golf Club yesterday at
Prince Georges.
Gaddis also had the low gross
score Of the day. Next months
tournament will be played at
Kenwood.
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Cyclists From IA States Ready
For Races Sunday at Marlboro

Nationally ranked motor
cyclists from IA States, Canada
and this area have signified
their intention Of participating
in the eight-event program Sun
day afternoon at Marlboro Mo-
tor Raceway.
A record rs entries is ex-
pected by starting time at
o'clock. Time trials are set for l
There will be two 20-mile fea-
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President Walter o'Malley Of
the Dodgers. If and when he
moves his club to Los Angeles
T. M. Chubb, general manager
of the Public Utilities Depart
ment. advised the City Council
he will need 80 days before max
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You can count as many different Chevy models as
there are tough truck jobs Some pack extra Drawn
to stand up to big loads and long hours Others travel
light to whiz through allday delivery schedules But
all Task-Force trucks have one thing in common
They'll stay, and they'll save, on any job you put
them up to.
Take Chevrolet light-duty models-like that pickup
in the picture. It's powered by the latest version Of
the most popular truck 6 ever made-an engine
famous for its operating economy and with knack
for staying out of the repair shop, too Chevy VS.
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FIGHTS LAST MIGHT
BY the Associated Press

Los ANGELES-Fugie Rodriguez, l3I
Los Angeles. outpointed Leo Agbulos. 1873
Stockton, Calf 10.
YOUNGSTOWN. ohio-Rocky Castei
lani. l59, Cleveland, knocked out Lester
FELTON,. 1891, Detroit. J.
ARNOLD, Pa.-Garvin Sawyer, 1855
Cincinnati. outpointed Henry Hall. 1877
Milwaukee, TO-
FORT WILLIAM. Ont-Georse Chu'
valo. 204. Toronto, knocked out 10,
Olsen. lS4. MILWAUKEE,. 4
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ing . report on the application.
He said the application did not
indicate the scope Of the pro-
posed Skiatron operation. He
said he would have to have more
information on what the firm
specifically proposes before he
would make a recommendation.