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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

the Caspian Sea successfully
launched the first earth satel-
lite.
It was projected into . realm
Of mystery-of terrible cold
which also Is terrible heat. Of
atmosphere which Is thinner
than that In the most tenuous
vacuum tube. into the extreme
outer layer Of the sun. accord
ing to one theory. into the
outermost reaches Of the earth's
field Of gravity which binds all
things 70 It.
Complete Surprise
Perhaps the event was one
Of the most momentous in his
tory. It took everybody COM
pletely by surprise including
Russian members Of the Soviet
delegation to the International
Satellite and Rocketry Confer
ence which has been in progress
here through the week. Even
more surprised were the Amer
leans. such as the group at the
Naval Research Laboratory
here, who have devoted their
major efforts for the past IS
months to construction and
launching Of . series Of Amer
lean satellites.
Il feel" said one of them,
like q football coach whose
team was q l0-to-1 shot after
an overwhelming upset. But
there's still q tomorrow.
Members Of the Russian dele
cation, headed by white
haired, benevolent DR.. A. A.
Blagonarov. apparently were
about as surprised last night
as their colleagues from the
rest Of the world.
zone Of the greatest expecta-
tons Of the international Geo.
physical Year has been
achieved" declared DR.. Lloyd
v. Berkner. vice president Of
the world ICY committee and
credited with originating the
ICY plan. at the delayed open
ing Of the final session Of the
satellite conference yesterday,
He at once introduced DR.,
Blagonarov, who first learned
Of the achievement Of his
countrymen ct q cocktail party
at the Russian Embassy Friday
night.
The least that can be said
Is that the Russians were mod
est about 1t all. Everybody
else was praising them TO the
skies for what appears to have
been q perfect Job. All the evil
dence indicates that they sue
ceeded the FIRST time. Ameri-
can plans allow for four fall
ures to get an artificial moon
IN its orbit.
Even the Russian delegates
are not sure about the Job Of
this first satellite. Their un-
Outstanding is. DR.. Blagonarov
said. that 1t is only intended
10 demonstrate the possibility
Of getting q satellite into an
orbit around the world and Of
following 1t from ground sta
lions.
Experts at the Naval Re-
search Laboratory. however,
said they have detected varia-
tons in the signals, Of whose
code they are ignorant. which
indicates that the artificial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
Fathers TO Meet

Archbishop John Carroll High
School Fathers Club win hold
the iirst meeting Of the school
year tomorrow ct Q pm. in
the school cafeteria. The new
ofiicers and committee chair
men Of the 1875 school year
viii be introduced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
lst Step off World Puts
Man in Unknown Realm

Man. Of his most brilliant brain children has taken
the first step on the world sAas
With man-made BRAIN whining IN an orbit like the
he achieved his rst physical contact with the
ana mysterious outer space late Friday afternoon when
Russian scientists from unidentified lust north
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
Satellite Moving West
On North-South Orbit

The Soviet satellite moving westward across the United
States with each Of It's north-to-south passages.
II that seems like paradox here's the explanation:
The satellite launched IN orbit around
the globe It's exactly over the pooshe Russians say
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14
Bedroom Furniture
3rd Floor, Washington Only

3rd Floor, washington Only
LASS Englander "312-Coil" Mattress; Pos
ture Control; 8-oz. ticking; soiled; twin SIZE
2799
1895 SylcOn Box Spring; sturdy coil con-
struction; floor sample; twin size 1899
1-3750 Foster Innerspring Mattress; fancy
woven ticking: soiled, double size 1888
1-37.5O SylcOn Box Spring; durable woven tick
ing; soiled: double size HI
1-37.50 Sylcon Innerspring Mattress; prebuilt
border; striped ticking; discontinued style; dou-
BILE size 1888
1-37.5O Sylcon Innerspring Mattress; grey
maroon ticking sturdy coil construction; soiled;
double size 1888
l-37.50 Sylcon Box Spring; grey maroon striped
ticking; sturdy coil construction; soiled; double
size 1889
1850 Serta Posture" Box Spring; heavy wo-
ven ticking soiled; q size. 28.S8
1850 Serta Posture" Mattress; extra firm
stitched prebuIt border: soiled; q size 1895
1-37.5O SylcOn Box Spring; discontinued style;
soiled; 3, size --.-- 1899
1-37.5O SylcOn Innerspring Mattress; prehuit
border; durable woven ticking y size 1888
2-5.95 Foam Latex Pillows; white zippered COW
ers; soiled ------------------- 2.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14
Floor Coverings
3rd Floor, Washington Only

Ord Floor Washington Only
size 9xl2 $500
1885 Tweed BroadloOm Second llXl8', 1895
4-4995 Oval Cotton Hand Hooked Rugs; approx
size 9xl2 $500
Ass Oval Braided Rugs; carpet rayon wool.
Axe ll99
a-s9.95 Oval Braided Rugs; soiled, 9xl2 $500
1-IS995 Green Carved Wilton Rug; Soiled
l2xl39 1895
2-79.95 Hand Hooked Rugs, rayon and wool,
approx size 9xl2 AGO
1-179.95 Modern Block Design Wool Rug;
12xl2ll . $500
l-2O9.95 Grey Wool Twist Weave Rug; l5xl0,3.
1895
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14
1853 TOSSle Coats

Just 48 Polished cotton sheen outer
shell; button-on hood; inside Upper:
rayon quilted lining wool inter- IN nm
lining red tan, charcoal: sizes are 1880
broken. Is Washington; % Airing
ton
(belopJ End Floor Washington Only
SLABS Corduroy Suburban Coats; sizes 10 and
20 100
500 Double Knee Blue Jeans sizes 6, 8
and Ia AZ
s-lOs5 & 1895 All Wool Sport Coats; sizes
and AS2
% Boys 1896 to 1895 Year Round Suits; sizes
to and l3 IA, Is S77
S-BOys' 1895 TO 24.95 All Wool Topcoats; sizes
g. TO- 10 and 20 9SS
1853 g. 899 All Wool Turtle Neck Sweaters;
sizes $40 in the group -49S
l2-2995 to 3495 HUSKY" Suits; sizes IL, 10, l5
II, IS. 90 1898
62--49c Cotton Knit Briefs; sizes to l6
29c, 4 for 100
22-S.99 & 499 Cotton Flannel Lined Poplin
Jackets; broken sizes 1888
2l-S.99 Fur Lined Leather Gloves; sizes A. S, 6,
LII
72-595 to 8.95 Dress Stacks: broken sizes 3.47
$500 Ivy striped Adjustable Belts: broken
sizes SOC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14
Street FIoor, Washinqton 81

Street Floor, Washington Only
25O-1.O0 Costume Jewelry for 1.00'
2OO--l.OO and 200 Costume Jewelry 49, 97c'
125-Men's 1.5O to ESQ Cufflnk and Tie Clip
Sets S9cs
$500 Simulated Crystal Necklaces and Ear
rings. White and colors Each -..-----4 lA9t'
25-2OO Table Lighters ------------ Lac
$500 and 7.9S Handbags sag
$500 Italian Saddle Leather Bags -----299'
150--3.OO Handbags .----.---------.1 1897
75--Women's 100 Belts - soc
35-l2S9-1S.5O Calfskin Bags ------------S 7s'
sPlus Tar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14
Misses SpOrfSiUeGr

End Floor, Washington; Street Floor, Arlington
2.9S-499 Famous Make BlOuses. Sleeveless or
short or long sleeves. Solids and prints; sizes
80 to SO in group 15S. for 800
1899 POpIin Motor Coats. Some hooded styles.
Assorted colors; sizes 1915 in group 1888
$500 Suede Jackets. Rust, beige or charcoal.
Can be worn loose or with belt Sizes 10-16 in
GROIN 1888
7.99 and 500 Wool Skirts. Slim style; solids and
some novelty patterns. Sizes 1915 in group 500
5.99 and 699 Sweaters Woods and orlons; sizes
1910 in group ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14
Girls, Teens Wear
IA Floor. Washtnqton. 2nd Floor. Arlinqton

4th Floor, Washington, End Floor, Arlington
1859 Campus Jackets All wool; interlined
with wool. Broken-size range -----+---- 500
3d.. -299 Wool Knit Headwear - LIT
5O-199-2.99 Blouses and Shirts; prints and
solids - for 800
$3.50 Flannel lined POplin Jeans with Match
ing Flannel Shirts; broken-size range BAT
2O-2.99-3.99 Sport Shirts and BlOuses; prints or
solids secs --- ------ - for 500
1859 Gray Wool Flannel Suits teens and
pre-teens --------------------- 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14
SiEcerlcNre

Street Floor, Washington Only
3-l5OO Silver Plated Chafng Dishes. Slightly
scratched 1901
2-7.50 Sterling Silver Salt and Pepper Sets.
Slightly dented 399s
Ease silver plated Serving Trays. 10" size:
slightly dented 75Ot
1-125O0 Silver-plated Flatware Service for IL.
Spring Garden" pattern $3.50
Plus tar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14
Housewares
3rd Floor, Washington Only

@5.95 Stainless Steel Wall Protectors; 36x11"
with 4" shelf 249
5-998 Outdoor "a" BARBECUE Grills; adjust
able chrome plated grill: rubber tired wheels;
as is 4s5
6-15.95 TO 1895 Radiator Enclosure; covers
top. front and both ends: ivory; 957 to 1891
6-6.98 White Enamel Sitter Utility Table;
electrical outlet; on casters: as is 2.99
12-14.95 Metal Adjustable Ironing Tables 1893
2-1995 Reel Type 4-Line Clothes Dryer; rolls
up out of the way when not in use; as Is, 4.95
15-14.98 Stainless Steel Flatware Set; 50-pc.
service for 499
2-11.95 Kitchen Tables with Cutlery Drawer;
20x24" porcelain top ---------------------3. 99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14
700 YdS. 1853 Printed
Pin Vale Corduroy

SO" wide. Small printed design on
dark background; for children's 0AN
wear skirts, etc. Guaranteed wash-'o oD-h
able.
54-Inch Tubular RayOn Glitter Dress Fabric;
only - for dress in dark and pastel shades.
1853 yd.
fBeloU) Street Floor, Washington Only
1000 yds. Rayon, Nylon Fabric Remnants; good
desirable lengths plain and printed fabrics
soc to 1885 I'd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14
2.OO-2.5O Gloves
Street Floor, Both Stores

Street Floor Both Stores
525 Pairs Of 200 and ESQ double-voven
fabric gloves. Brown, navy or black; .vV
broken size range.
(BeloDJ Street Floor, Washington Only
~ Pairs-Durene Cotton String Gloves Grey
only; broken size range - ------ 100
$50 Pairs--1.OO Wool Gloves. Women's and chill
dren's; broken size ranges -------------b Soc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14
Infants ChiIdrem'S Wear
9Th Floor, Washington Only

9TH Floor, Washington Only
Toddlers' 2.0o Slips. Cotton and dacron; sizes
Girls 5.99 Gabardine Motor Goats. Flannel
lined: red or navy. Broken size range, &c. $3.50
Boys 3.4s-3ss Suits. Flannel shirt with boxer
short pants; dark shades. Sizes 3-5 -------- ESQ
500 Quilted Jersey Buntings. Nylon interlining,
200
Girls 3.99 Cotton Quilted Robes Prints; fitted
stv,e rsroken size range 3-6x go
Infants 199-299 KimOn0s and Sacques. Magic
crepe with flannel lining; pink or blue print. soc
Boys 1.S9 Balbrigan Pajamas. Western screen
print on 'front.' Maize or blue; size only, 1873
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14
Coats, Suits, Dresses
End Floor, Washington Only

26-39.98 Wool Coats. Tweeds and solid black.
Button-front STYLE Sizes 1873
1872. $500 Casual Dresses. Novelty rayons.
11.SS
6-RaincOats. Poplins or novelties. Sizes S-l6.
900
S-S99S Cashmere Coats. Aqua only; sizes 1914.
$500
11-499 $500 Wool Suits. Tweeds and solids.
1890
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14
TOiIefrieS
Street Floor, Washington only

Street Floor Washington Only
175-1.O0 Hormone Hand Lotion. Also contains
lanolin 6-ounce bottle Soc"
2O0-l.5O Dandruf Treatment Shampoo 75c
1,50O--lOc Bulk Toilet Soap. Oatmeal or lilac
30 cakes 100
6O-I.00 Professional Style Hair Brushes. Wood
backs nyon bristles -----.-------.- --69c
Plus tar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14
Daytime Dresses,
Uniforms

End Floor Washington Only
10.98-13.98 Nylon- DacrOn Uniforms 5.88
sos Nylon Uniforms 3.99
1893 Marilyn "Hit Dress" Checked rayon 297
ss9-5.sS Cotton Dresses ----------I.O 100
598 "Swirls' ACKNOWLEDGEMENT S8
59S Maternity Separates ------------------399
698 FALSELY Print Dresses ----------------5OO
399 Wrap-Arounds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14
Street FLOOR. Both Stores

Street Floor, Both Stores
Mems: White linen, white cotton
cord or cotton with colored borders. 4
Women's: Swisses, nylons in solid :
colors and prints or cotton prints
with scalloped hens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14
Juniors Wear


30-39s to 500 sportswear. Skirts. Bermudas,
blouses Broken range of size and colors zoo
2O-25.OO-29.9S Dresses. Silk, cotton or wool.
Broken color range; broken range of sizes, 7-l5,
1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14
lI.98.I4.98 Dresses
Samples! Sizes IL and IA

Budget Dress Shop End Floor, Both Stores
Brand-new dresses in dreSSy or
casual styles; many fabrics. x.vO
SheathS or full skirts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14
Big Girls, Juniors
8.99.IO.OS Dress Shoes


SUICIDES in brown or black other feathers in red
or blue. Medium or low heels in group. Sizes
4-10, but not in each style.
65O-6.99 Children's Shoes. Discontinued styles in
pumps, straps and oXfords. Broken size range,
p1h-3 499
Teens 500 Hand-sewn vamp LOafers. Brown,
red black, white and oatmeal in group. Broken
size range 40 -----2 99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14
$50 Newspaper Reading Racks
Stationery, Street r

STATIONERY, Street Floor, Washington Only
For newspaper or book Gold color \ a.
metal with small rubber feet. As%O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14

(Beloru) End Floor, Washington Only
15-DiscOntinued ESQ Maternity Bras. White
broken size range ----------- l.S9.
1O-Discontinued 800 Longtime Bras. Broken
size range -.-- LSS
15-Maidenform 1895 Discontinued "Once-
Overs" Broken size range ---------------- 5.9S
1O-S95-1O.OO Perma-Li Discontinued Torso
lettes. Small sizes o'Ss
1O-lO95 Breathinbra Waist Nippers. Padded
cups. White ------------4- o.SS
25-S95 to 1850 Corsettes and Waist Nippers.
BROKEN size range 500
3.99-5.99 NyIOn TricOt Lingerie
(BeloaoJ End Floor. Washington Only
Petticoats,. Slips waltz gowns in white o OO
and pastels Broken size ranges. ~sJJ
1859 Flannel Mite Shirts. Broken size range
200
$50 Flannel Pajamas. "a only - 29S
$3.50 NylOn TricOt Slips. Lace trimmed bro
ken size range ----=.--------------- I5S
$3.50 RayOn Taffeta Petticoats. Broken size
range ----.- -------------- ----+l OO
15-s.ss Rayon Taffeta Slips. Broken size range
199
$3.50 NyIon Tricot' Slips and
Sleepwear
Street Floor, Both Stores
White and colors in group. Slips. 81 2 for
40 in group; petticoats, S. M or L. c.
Some counter soiled 2.59 ca. %O
(BeloD) Street Floor; Washington Only
299 NyIon Tricot Slips; Rayon Sleepwear.
Broken size ranges -------------------- 1873
l99 and 2.99 Panty-Slips. Not all sizes In group.
SOC
Broken Assortment esc Briefs and Panties.
for 100
$50 Brunch Coats 2.99
End Floor Washington Only
5O-Cotton Print Brunch Coats Upper front;
broken size range for misses.
$3.50 Drip-dry Cotton Brunch Coats. Stripes
broken size range for misses --------------399
IrreguIars and Perfects
I.35.I.65 NylOn Stockings
Street Floor, Both Stores
Dr. LOO
All are famous brands; full-fashioned. Sizes
ga -l0la in group.
(Below) Street Floor, Washington Only
100 Pairs-lS5-l95 NylOns. Perfect quality: top
brands. Broken size range. -------------- 59c
q 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14
500 Brunch Coats
IrreguIars and Perfects
I.35.I.65 NylOn Stockings
Street Floor, Both Stores
2 prs. LOO

All are famous brands; full-fashioned Sizes
ga -l0ia in group.
(Belo,D) Street Floor, Washington Only
100 Pairs-l.35-195 NyIOns. Perfect quality; top
brands Broken size range. -------------- 59c
2OO-"As Is" Nyl0ns. Broken size range prs LOO
5Oc-l. OO-Bobby Socks and Knee-His Broken
size ranges ----.--------- Tor u 10 oVc pr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14
Fabrics

Street Floor, Both Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14
Candy
Street Floor, Both Stores
79c Snow Caps
59c ID.

Taste-tempting coconut half dipped in
chocolate . . treat for the whole family
from to so. Pounds only!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14
2.S9 Cannon Striped
Fitted Sheets

Famous Cannon quality muslins; easy
matte corners; first quality; individually a.
wrapped. Twin fitted size.
Full Fitteds -----2.19 42x36" Case - 44c
2.99 to 499 Bath Rugs; asst Sizes first and
second qualities limited quantities 100
LOO Cannon Bath Towels; first quality, 22x44"
size discontinued colors for 81
Cannon Hand Towels ------- for 81
Cannon Wash Cloths - for 81
7.99 Imported Damask Sets; rayon-cotton, 2-py
yarns, 64x84" cloth; eight 16x16" napkins; asst
colors, gift boxed 400
S5c to 49c Napkins; assorted group pure linens
cotton-rayonS. solid colors and fancies in group
15c
4.99 and $50 Foam Rubber Striped Mattress
Covers; Sanforized, for foam mattress or foam
rubber box spring, twin or full ------------ 188
Matching Dust Ruffle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Matching Dust Rufne I8S
$3.50 Sofa-Bed Mattress Covers; full or settee
size -. 81 ----- -- 1856
2S-Sec. Of 3.99-499 Scranton Lace Cloths; some
soiled ------ L29
344-89c Martex Hand Towels; seconds 3 for 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14
l.95 to 2.95 Winter Caps

Famous-make, warm winter caps IN
IN meltons plaidS, splash patterns eeDJ co.
and others. Ear muff style or . 70, &0
plain. Broken sizes @O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14
$50 Wool Campus Coats

All wool meltons with quilted lining in
rayon; wool interlining; zip-pocket, - m
snap front. Black. charcoal. maroon, SsJO
brown or navy in the group. Sizes 6-18
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14
Boys Wear
End Floor, Washington, Street Floor, Arlington
Special Purchase! Boys
Roy Rogers Cowboy Gloves
LOO

Wool fingers with cotton back and leatherette
cuffs with Roy Rogers motifs: cuff edges are
fringed. Black or brown Sizes 4, s. 6 and Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14
2.99-4.99 BlOuSes

Budget Sportsman, Street Floor, Both Stores
DreSsy or tailored nylon, dacron or
cotton blouses well-known brand. I mn
White, pastels. prints or stripes; sizes Loco
1898 in group.
fBeloWJ Budget Sportsman,
Street Floor, Washington Only
1SO-1.99 and 299 Cotton Knit Tee Shirts.
Solids and stripes; short or long sleeves. S,
M or L, BID 1.50, for 800
25O-5.ss Sweaters Cardigans or slipons; orion
OF wool. Sizes 1873 in group 399
1898 and sss Orion Slipon Sweaters, l.ss
35O-1OO ScaFfs. Long or squares; solids or
prints .2 for 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14
Mems Clothing
End Floor, Washington Only
Special Sale From Stock!
$55.$65 AlI-WOOI Suits
1898

N10HS +" sSs aSSOs~VssJO
Street Floor, Both Stores
Csc and 79c Hose
Cottons, sports and argyles in a
variety of colors and patterns; :SSGe pr.
broken size lot.
Irreg. 4.S5 RaincOats
Lightweight waterproof. raincoats; I az
famous makes; broken size assortment. AsOs
l4.95.l9.95 TV Jackets
Famous-make, fine quality TV jackets:
also lounge jackets samples mediums R.3R
only.
39c Linen Handkerchiefs; pure Irish linens; full
Size ------------- 29c
l.50 to $50 Famous-Make Initial Buckles; gold
or silver finish 49cs
295 and S.95 Sport Caps; variety of styles colors
broken sizes 1856
S9c to LIS Cotton Shorts; slight irreglars. asst
colors, sizes and patterns -------------- $50
'pus
fbelotuJ Street Floor, Washington Only
$500 Dacron- Cotton Shirts; mussed or soiled.
2S6
5-22.5O Leisure Coats ------.------3 1893
1870 Long Sleeve Sport Shirts; mussed 100
12-1.25 $50 White Shorts; famous make;
muSSed -- - - 74c
loo Wash-N-Wear sonic" Shorts; soiled SAC
l2-2.5O All Dacron Shorts -------------. sac
$50 White Mite Shirts; soiled size IS 2.29
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14

4th Floor, Washington; Street Floor, Arlington
lO99-1299 Nationally Famous Shoes.
SUICIDES and other feathers Sizes 4-10, k.A1
AAA to B, but not in each style
1299-1499 Jocelli Shoes. Assorted
styles and feathers, but not each size I'D
in every style and color. ----------
(BeloW) 4th Floor, Washington Only
S.99-9.99 Merry Maid Arch Shoes Several styles,
499
Evening star., 1957-08-18
Miss Thriftwuy
Moy Snub Detroit,
Will Appear Here

SEATTLE. Aug. II R.-The
Presidents Cup Regatta in
Washington September 21-22
definitely is on the schedule for
Miss Thriftway. Gold Cup win
ner. but the boat may be held
out Of the next big one because
Of the race chairman.
willard Rhodes. owner Of the
big. powerful speedboat, told
members of the Seattle Yacht
Club he may not compete in
the Silver Cup Race in Detroit
August 81 because John Carter
is race chairman. That means
both Miss Thriftway and the
new and larger Tnriftway Too
would be scratched.
Carter was race chairman
for the 1856 Gold Cup race in
Detroit and ruled that Miss
Thriftway. which finished first,
had struck a buoy in violation
Of the rules and declared Miss
Pepsi. q Detroit entry. the win
ner. The American Power Boat
Association reversed Carter and
Miss Thriftway successfully de-
Tended her Gold Cup title here
last Sunday.
Evening star., 1957-08-18
OneLittIe Lacquer
Decides 8 Comes

Jim Snyder had a field day
IN the Mount Vernon-Lee Little
League yesterday as he figured
in three victories, two by his
own team, Bucknell Manor.
ana one for the Mount Vernon
Division All-Stars.
Snyder hit a three-run homer
to lead the Mount Vernon
squad to a 7-5 victory over
the Lee Division in the all-star
game. Later in the day he
homered to give Bucknell a
1915 victory over Groveton
ESQ in the completion of a
protested contest.
Then the two clubs finished
a tie game. and Snyder squeezed
Pete Denitto home from third
with a bunt to give Bucknell a
2-1 victory.
AL Woolfrey had a three-run
homer for the Lee Division in
the all-star game.
Evening star., 1957-08-18
Kromer's Troupe
Takes & Matches
In World Cup PIoy

VITTEL. France, Aug. II (R)
Jack Kramer's touring tennis
professionals swept six matches
from selected French and Ital-
ian stars today in the opener
of its World Cup play on clay
courts.
Lew Hoad and Ken Rosewall,
representing Australia. elimi-
mated France, while Kramer
and Pancho Segura. playing for
the United States knocked out
Italy.
Hoad defeated Jacques
Iemetti of France, 6-2, 6-8,
"a. Rosewall defeated Robert
Colin of France, 60, 6-4.
Then Hoad and Rosewall de-
feated Colin and Imetti in the
doubles, 60. Ga.
Kramer defeated Marcello
Del Bello of Italy. 6-2, 60
and Segura beat Giani Cucelli,
ST. 6-1. 6-3. Kramer and
Segura won the doubles match
from Cucelli and Del Bello.
81. 6-3.
Tomorrow, in the final, Hoad
faces Segura and Kramer meets
Rosewall. The Americans then
meet the Australians in the
doubles.
Evening star., 1957-08-18
D. c. Doubles Team
Bows in Net FinuIs

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. II (R.
Charles Hodge. Upper Darby.
Pa. and Ramon Rodriguez,
Philadelphia. won the Drexel-
brook junior tennis doubles
championship for players l8
and under today.
They came from behind to
defeat Fred Cone, Bethesda,
Md. and Peyton Howard,
Washington. D. c., 81. Us.
Ga. at suburban Drexel Hill,
Evening star., 1957-08-18

j.. and now at Fort Dix, N. j..
With 10 team victories, the
Navy has dominated the series,
followed by the Army with
four and the Air Force, two.
The Marines. competing only
for the third time, have yet
to win.
Each service is permitted
four players in open singles.
one pair in open doubles, two
players in senior singles and
one pair in senior doubles.
Harry Ahrendts, tennis pro-
fessional at Army Navy. will
direct the tournament. in
which play will start daily at
9 am, with afternoon sessions
at !.
A banquet honoring the con-
testants will be held at Army
Navy at 2 pm. Thursday.