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Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23
C~UMPLEANOs INFANTIL

Ell primero de MARIO celebr6
SUI primer ano de existencia la pre-
ciosa nina Dory Maria Garcia, hi
ia del caballero Ricardo Garcia
y sonora Encarnaei6n de Garcia.
Fellcitamos a la infantil cum
pleanera y saludamos a sus ca
rinosos padres.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23
DOMINGO. % DE MARIO DE 1883

AniveFsorio Matrimonial
Celebraran manana la grata oca-
sion del aniversario de SUI matri-
monio la gentil pareja tornado por
ell senior Robert l. d. Macleod y
sonora, Barbara de Macleod, y
con tai motive nos complace en-
VARIES desde ahora nuestras mas
calidad felicitaciones y votos por
su ventura personal.
Bodds de Lana
Celebraran manana la grata oca-
sion de sus Bodas de Lana, siete
amos de venturosa union matrimo-
NAL, Ell senior Ruben Aguiar y Sc
nora Gloria Gonzalez de Aguiar,
miembros estimados de nuestra CO.
lonia Guiana residente en- Miami.
Nos anticipamos en- felicitarlos
cordialmente y describes muchos
amos mas de compression conyu
gal.
Aniversario Motrimonio
I'm cordial saludo de felicitacion
para ell senior Victor Hernandez y
sonora, Elisa de Hernandez, quie-
mes c%elebraran en- ell dia de mana
ma la grata OCCASION de un nuevo
aniversario conyugal.
Bodos de Hero
Celebran hoy la grata OCCASION
de sus Bodas de Hero, seis amos
de venturoso union matrimonial,
ell senior Eduardo MOlinary y seno-
ra, Maria de Molinary, gentil pa,
reja Guiana residente en- Miami.
A las muchas felicitaciones que
reciban con motive de tan dichoso
evento, unimos las nuestraS muy
%sinceraS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23
BODAS DE PApEL

Ell % de mario cumplieron su
primer ano de feliz vida matri-
monial ell caballero Mr.. Carl Nc.
kinney y su joven sonora Clio.
ria Busch de Mckinney, a quie-
mes por tai motive enviamos
nuestras congratulaciones.
Pasa a la Pagina u
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23

cerlo. BESIDE ell fondo del cora
ION, deseo de veras que Sc de-
cida listed a seguir este canine
y que del perdon de I'd. y 81
pesar de ella, renazca un hosar
nuevo consagrado a Ia felicidad
de los dos y de sus hijos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23

DE VACACI0NES
Para Virginia, donde Sc pro-
pone disfrutar de unos dias de
vacaciones al lado de sus hijos,
sslio la estimable sonora Kennie
Bletz. Que goce mucho de SUI
.merecido descanso son nuestros
deseos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23

Jado su resldencla en- l7O1 r
Street, N w. Presentamos a la
sonora de Vargas un afectuoso
saludo y lie deseamos una grata
permanencia.
PARA CHILE
Prepare viaje para la ciudad
de Santiago de Chile, Ell senior
TulO H. Montenegro, quien en- SUI
calidad de funcionario de la
Union Panamericana estara pre-
sente en- la Conferencia del CT
FEE a reunirse proximamente en-
aquella capital. Buen viaje y mu-
chos exitos lie deseamos.
ANIVERSARIO MATRIMONIAL
Haeemos llegar I'm cordial sa-
Judo al distinguish matrimonio
del caballero norteamericano
Mr.. Paul Hesuing y su joven Sc
nora Josefina PalacioS de He
suing, con motive de SUI primer
aniversario matrimonial Ell % de
MARIO.
PARA OHIO
Para la ciudad de Cleveland,
Ohio, sali6 la simpatica senorita
Phyllis C. 0shinsky para estar
presente en- las reuniones que
sobre Association y Education
Nacional Sc efectuaran proxima-
mente. Buen viaje lie deseamos.
NATALICIO
Hasta SUI Residential en- 1885,
Cathedral Avenue, NV, hace-
mos llegar nuestraS calurosas fe-
licitaeiones al caballero cubano
Don Jose A. Fernandez con mo-
two de SUI fecha natalicia ell %
de MARIO recien pasado.
PARA TEXAS
Para la ciudad de Ell Paso, Te-
xas, salio ell correcto caballero
Jorge Zam0ran0 en- mission es-
pecial de la Oficina Sanitaria Pa
namericana, y a quien deseamos
I'm exitoso viaje.
NATALICIO
FL IL de mario estuvo cum
pliendo amos la graciosa e inte-
ligente nina Marcia Urrutia, ale
gria del hogar del caballero Don
Carlos Urrutia y SUI distinguida
sonora Justa de Urrutia. Felici
tamos a Marcia y lie deseamos
muchos dsas como ell pasado.
DE yACACIONES
Para Virginia, donde Sc pro-
pone disfrutar de unos dias de
vacaciones al lado de sus hijos,
Sali0 la eStimable sonora Kennie
Bletz. Que goce mucho de SUI
,merecido descanso son nuestros
deseos.
CUMPLEANOS INFANTIL
Ell primero de MARIO celebr6
su primer ano de existencia la pre-
ciosa nina Dory Maria Garcia, hi
ia del caballero Ricardo Garcia
y sonora Encarnacion de Garcia.
Felicitamos a la infantil cum
pleanera y saludamos q sus ca
rinosos padres.
BODAS DE PAPEL
Ell % de MARIO cumplieron su
primer ano de feliz vida matri-
monial ell caballero Mr.. Carl Nc
Kinney y su joven sonora Clio.
ria Busch de Mckinney, a quie-
mes por tai motive enviamos
nuestras congratulations.
(Pasa a la Pagina u
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23
DUELo BLANco EN- WASHINGTON

Fl da ID de mario dejo de existir en- la ciudad de Washing
ton Ell tierno nino AGUSTINCITG TORRES .ORUs, hijo del senior
Teniente Don AGUSTIN TORRES, miembro de la representation
diplomatica de Nicaragua en- esta capital. y de su culta sonora
CORALIA ORUS DE TORRES.
DIARIo LAS AMERICAS, presenta a sus acongajados padres
sus sentimientos de pesar y les desea una cristiana resignation.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23
De WASHINGTON
Por REBEccA

con su esposo ell distinguido pro-
fesional doctor Julio Vargas, &C.
tualmente hacienda estudios de
postgraduate en- ell DC, Hospi-
tai, Ell matrimonio Vargas ha fl
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23

DE NICARAGUA
Ha llegado 9 esta capital con
procedencia de Granada, Mica
ragua, la joven sonora Cristina
de Vargas, quien vino a reunirse
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23
En- Ia Capital de Ia Union

Ell apreciable hogar de los
esposos, DIR. Alexandra Orfila
y dOna Jean de Orfila, esta
de placemes con Ell advent
miento de un precioso nino,
nacido en- ell George Washing
ton Hospital, donde la distin-
guida y culta sonora de Or
fila Sc encuentra en- ell Guar
to No. 3009.
Ell DIR. Alexandra 0rfiIa es
destacada figura hispanoame-
ricana en- los Estados Unidos,
y desempena con acierto las
atlas funciones de Director
de Relaciones Publicas de la
Organization de los Estados
AmericanoS.
DIARIO LAS AMERICAS
congratula muy sinceramen-
te a los esposos Orfila, y for
mula sus mejores votos por
la felicidad del recien nacido.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23
~AAk
Pos

Dirijanse las consutas a BUZoN Detrimental. P. o, Box $50
international Airport. Miami IS, Fla RogamOs a los lectores o
Iectoras que frmeD ss cartaS con IN pseud6nimo 0 iniciales
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OFFICE CLERK

Nationally known news maganine
seeks GOOD typist for executive Of
Acc. Excellent opportunity 70 learn
correspondence, sood basic knoNl-
edse 81 correct Engilsh Some coll
lcGe preferred Duties viii consist
or typina, nline and maintenance
OF statistical records. Air-condi-
toned building.
CALL IE. 1900. EXT. go
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POULTRY AND EGGS

BABY CHICKS, poults, reed snc
poultry supplies JAMES FEEL
STORE. 6l9 K 81. NV. NE
S-O0S9
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HELP-MnMEn

sECnkfAhY must be thoroushlJ
fnterestlna, dlveFalhed duties M
aircraft once Cali NE h-i7ed
SECRETARY, LEoAL. Experienced
some hnowiedge bookkeeplng help,
tuli pleasant aiF conditioned
once. A.day week. nfoun hos,
pltallEatlon, life lnsuraneei "a,
eellent staTtlno aalary. fof appt
call Ap. f-bbta. Nm, JKHPkR
SON. Monday thfouGh Friday n-S
seeo6TToATls I;;,S.1 s 80; $50; $500
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BILLING. Freneh-Ensllsh sec -steno
aNa eApef, some hcftgy yrs
TWA air host. Europe. Male EaSt
Also proficient Pol, Germ Apan
ttal Seek pos, Box fa1-L, htar
ans
B00kKEErIN0-A ccOUNTIN0. ca
pable Of takinn full charue. ais
expef on once mach, "a 2-0fll
MEDICAL Ian. TEcH.. Arm,
no, s.1sua after Z pm.
INoUIREl 81 3-a4sli-Positloni
Welcome Al BOYD Emp cenIsl
Test ~ yfaI cor 18th and 4
nv so apenlnaa aalIN
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hELPwoMEn
fC0nIlhllIOi

INSURANCE. casualty or are, sKpef
unqerNfitsr. ..lefy eommsnsufals
s sSss: ARpls. 6i ssi X 81 nv o.
LAB0RATOkf TEcnNlcIAN. doc,
m.'i.7Nca 7-saoo' amer . ON
nA sS.s .sss. s esi n, a iss
MID. LAn, fkch. for ar's enc.
l nsnsi Keel Il. ss shsa nR''. 4'i
MORTGAGE sEcnEtARy, thor,
opehll familiar with Al phase'
sh,1gnnsna,. ans v s,ssSEssn'h, q
mortgaae loans. salary depends OF
analiheationa and sHperienes. Bol
fHn.t, star,
NC.R, 1000 OPEnAToRs-tel
Hotel and PIX experience val
liable. AierandFia resldsnt pre-.
ferred. HrE. = ON. 70 ~, Proni
beneAla. Apply Mr., Madden,
pREefDENTIAL Gardens. Mt
Vernon Ave. and nnassl I'd. Alex
andria, II n-4fon, or Mrs. Dof-
lori III t-NSuN.
NuRsE. rsgisisred. for msdleal
clinic, fO-hf VIZ, medical and
Reconsideration eoveraee, - days
annual leave DER ~, alex leave
RHH' iss.sssenss 'ai'f'' sos ps' mo
OFVtCE CLERK. $3.50 70 5. , DAYS;
expfrience not necessary; so VI
nof ees.R. star,
ofFlCT CLERK, sxper' typist. able
.bsos. 'Pp PsIsi ssps re H' aiss
moving and storage business.
Apply 1891 Washlngton blvd Ar
linton Va No phone calls,
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ROOMS, APTs. TO SNARE
APIS. FuRnIsHED-D. Q

BEACON APIS, 1901 cavsr, n.
y! bath $50 ineiu. uih. Rk.
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sIIs,-MEN AND WOMEN

COUPLE. white reliable. expert
enced, want bedrm fHrn apt for
csretaking and painting small
AIT. bids. in Nd. NE. S-3592. -
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RELp-WoMIM

TYpIsT.cLEMK, white, fast. &C,
curatt, diet eHper,: pleasant per
sonalt1 work varied eood work
ina eond ~, J-laa6'
wAIrHEsgEs -BARMAIDs wANTEI
son srRIcK's, $3.50 Niyiof "a h
WAITRESS. white. neat ana exp
under l5, part time . niahis
wAITTaEss, white, snper. S-day
week, niaht work Apply IN pef,
son. HARVARD DRILL. ESQ lath
AZ, NV,
wAIrRKss, nisht, experienced. To-
German American restaurant
Ma. silica,
wAIfhEss, white. neat and ex.
per- eood salary apd tlpsi aver.
a9e around H1A OF more week
Apply JoHRNY'e, 500 sth 81. Sc
wAITREss, neat, white. hours
Apply HARRIoAN's REsTAU.
RANT f.n 9th ~ 50,
WAITRESS cor OREn
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MOTOR TRAVEL

EUROPEAN GIRL wishes to meet
American girl to take vacation
trip TO West Coast. Leaving july
l"-l3. Please call EN-. 3-SO2
to p pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-30

PIANOS FOR RENT-New and
used spinets. consoles. grands and
upTightS at moderate rates from
81 monthly up. with option 70
buy Hauling extra. JORDAN s:
FOUR STORES: corner 18th and
@ SITS, NV. Phone ST. 3-940O
5lGg, Lee Highway, Arlington
Phone IKE. S-5O60l; 1892 Geor-
gia ave, Silver Spring. tPhone
JU. 5-I105l: 94I5 Princess Anne
ST.. Fredericksburg tPhone Essel
3-1412). Full selection at al
stores Silver Spring and Airing
ton stores open evenings,
PIANOS-JORDAN'S branch store,
all have a complete selection OF
pianos and organs for sale anc
rent including many bargainS In
floor sample and slightly used in
Struments. Plenty of paTkine
space at each store. 1892 GeoIgia
ave. Silver Spring 5l60 Lee
Highway. Arlinston. 24l5 Princess
Anne st.. Fredericksburg. Va
Silver Spring and Arlington stores
are omen every evening.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

BEDROOM, dining rm.. contents Of
age; reasonable rates. ia. 9-2937
800
BOOKS BOUGHT - Any quantity
ALBION BOOK SHOP. l16s Pa
ave. NV ST. 3-669S.
DOORS. used screen, several 2'Sl
B'S and 2'Bx6'S and also 3'x7r
also pull-type road Scraper ant
pull-type hay rake. JU. 5-5533.
ELECTRIC CAR, for young boy
reasonable. KE. S-Bl62.
FURNITURE-Wanted today, good
furniture, any amount. Also want
refrigerator. gas stove and piano
Call Mr.. GRADY. MA. S-2679.
FURN., GOOD, USED = TVS, re.
fgrs., stoves. antiques. bric-a -brac
Cash Immed. removal Closed Mon
81 FURN EXCHANGE. 2lO 9Th
81. Sc, Ii 6-O5S5.
FURN.-Bedrm.. liv run. TV, re.
TURE co. ean NO. T-6Oi6'
PIANOS wANTED-cash paid for
spinets. consoles. small Strands and
uprishts. HA. 2-S4SO
PIANOS ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST Cash PRICES
Call Day or Night, JU. 9-3O39
OLD FASHIONED fold iewelry
bracelets lOckets and chains
watches brooches, etc. also any.
thing old fash or ant. JU. 9-l3s7
OLD FASHIONED picture frames
clocks, watches, furn.. china
glass. guns, antiques, etc: cash
CALL DIRECT TO 10. 4-7455
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BUSINESS SERVICES
For SALE

ADD. MACHs.. cash reg. typewrit-
ers, calcalatorS. neN and used /.
lib. trade-in. terms. UH. 4-sf36.
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Apply in person. Personnel Dept.
1905 NJ St. NV.
SALESLADY

Curtain and drapery Shop. in. Ar
inrton, experience preferred: pleas
ant surroudings, good future. CT
6-@322 -
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LABoRATORt TEcnNlciAN. doc,
,.iarY VA T.ssdoi siisi 7 On
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ROOMS FuRM-s.E..s.W.

Ice. COOL BASEMENT ROOM;
twin beds, suit. . YOUNG men.
LU. 9-3lS5.
COLORED-NEAR BARNEY CIRCLE
Front room, couple or single
person empl Ii. 1-24l4.
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INSURANCE. casualty or are, sKpef
unqerNriter. aalary commentufats
With exper4 ab.hr Mk.. alr.eond
sonh.sns. ARpll I'm w x y nv, o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-30
NEW ROOFS

Also roof repair. as low as $40.
cutters, downspouts painting pa
perinz plaStering carDenterinE
Free est LA. 6-i6l1, day or night
l3s
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAW. pumps. generators.
SOD cutters, rollers. etc. RENTAL
TOOL a. EQUIP CO. JU, 5-5040.
FLOOR MACHINES = Pohshers,
sanders. vacuums. Daily or
monthly rates. Floor finishing
materials. MODERN FLOORS.
243l 18th ST. nv. AID. 4-7576.
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i.rD. Ian. fkch. tor DIS once.
REQ. Hsesi' ssisrY. I'M t.7ila.
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SLAUGHTER'S

1928 l6tn 81. NV.
For business people and students
Comfortable rooms and plenty oil
real good food. Tv lounge. ele.
vator. switchboard. sun deck. A
very friendly place 70 live.
DU. 1866
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FLOOR SAMPLES
OR CLOSE-OUTS

FLOOR SAMPLES
OR CLOSE-OUTS
Sl.10O 8-pc. bedrm. suite
French provincial fruit
wood. floor sample $685. 90
500 Sleeper couches, black,
green and red %. 90
$500 a-pc. Sectional ~,
brown 80 90
$500 2-pc. liy. rm. suites.
sofa and chair 5000
S595 7-pc. dining rm. suite.
solid ash, factory close
out $50 90
500 Occas. liv rm. chairs.
selection OF colors 1900
SIPS Buffet bases. can be
used for dreSsers 40 90
1899 Gray modern Apo.
bedrm. suite. chest, dress
er, mirror, bookcase bed 1890
1899 Danish modern walnut
Ape bedrm. suite. triple
dresser. mirror. chest on
chest, bookcase bed 800 90
$685. 9-pc. dining rm.,
French Prov, antique
/, white. floor sample 1880
S2l9 Ape, bedrm. suite.
chest. dresser. mirror,
bookcase bed. sandtone 1900
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FARM AND GARDEN

OLD HAY FOR SALE: ideal for
mulchinE: cover YOUR garden OF
new lawn: soc bale. in lO0-bale
lots Herndon ld-W-2
MOVED! We're nov At Ednor CRte
80 No Open for business
ROTHs AZALEA GARDEN
RICH T0PsOIL, sludge, saWdust
/ ilidirt. bluestone and gravel trees
trimmed, logs cut. RE. 5-4396.
TOPsOIL-very good rich topsoil
for lawns and greenhouses very
reasonable Gail 10. 7-4333.
LOCUST PosTs-5OO. cut in s-ft
lengths. also wood cut in Aft.
lengths: reasonable. II 7-5202.
GARDEN TRACTOR-Sears, with
eultivator. $50. CT. s-4G36 or SP.
J-f4T2
TOPsOIL dark. rich loan. ideal
for lawns. flowers and gardens.
~ tons del. So CHI. 2-1fel,
TRACTOR = Allis-ChalmsTs. model
,. hydraulic. SIDE dresser. Guilt
/ vator. disc and pillow. Ike new
Sl,400. CT. 5000, or sP. 3-l4T2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08
Droe Races Cancelled

Rain forced cancellation Of
the drag-racing program at Old
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Hawkins Seeks
Victory Today
In Utah Open

SALT LAKE CITY, sept, 8
(AP).-Fred Hawkins Of FL
Paso, Tex. teed OF today in the
SIT, 900 Utah Open hunting for
his second major golf victory.
Hawkins, whose only other
big time victory was in the 1856
Oklahoma City Open, came
from nowhere with a founder
par SO In the third round Of
play yesterday over the Salt
Lake Country Club course. He
had a 54-hole total Of 100,
The 81 equalled the COM
petitive course mark over the
canyon-veined layout here and
his 10 brides tied that mark for
the current season. The course
plays a short 1894 yards along
narrow fairways.
Dow Finsterwald of Tequesta.
Fla. and Bob Rosburg Of Palo
Alto, Calf, kept up their I'M
der-70 efforts and carded 201s.
Finsterwald had a third-round
81 and Rosburg a Sc.
Tom Nieporte Of Bronxville.
N. Y, who had the 36-hole lead
with a 1872, added a 10 in the
third round and was tied with
Arnold Palmer Of Latrobe, Pa,
at 202.
In a potent group just behind
lay Bill Collins of Baltimore at
203; Jim Turnesa of Elmsford.
N. r., the 18-hole pace setter
with 3 81 at 204. and Don Fair
field of Casey, H., at 205.
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PERSONNEL

Lettermen lost--1o.
Lettermen returning Clifford
Stearns and Sam MeWiliiams. ends;
Richard Robins, tackle; Dave Nc
Kinley, guard: Bill HafdakeT, center;
Dick Drummond, John Luce, Marty
Gorewitz and Steve CHASER, backs.
Promising non-lettermen John
Nails, end: Eric Reuther, tackle; Pete
Constantine, Don Higdon and Bob
Margolian, guard: Dale Badoud, CEN
ter; Dave Alexander, Ralph Roberts
&nd Gary Transtrum, backs.
SCHEDULE
September 1g-Gonzaga. $3.50.
September 26-Carroll, $3.50.
sOetoher AT Coolidge, 1880 am.
sOctober 10--Bell, 3:16
sQetober 17--At CafdoSo, 3:15.
October 24--Dunbar, 3:l5.
October 31--At Roosevelt, 5:l5,
November Western. 3.
sInterhigh League fgames.
f4sa - "a
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passed up defense Of his club
title. Medal honors went to
DR.. Mike Oliveri with q sub
par SO, while the qualifiers in
cluded 14-year-old Dave Turner
with q rs.
Pairings for Saturdays FIRST
round:
Or. Mike oliveri taa) vs.. ]. c, Lar
son (76l: Nick Hollander (75) vs..
Dahn Linkins tT9); Dick Kreger (74)
yVs. Max Bost t7sl: Dave Turner t76l
VS.. rad Lindner ts0l: John Dunn t7D
Tvs, E. n. Holmes 40; Don Dudley
Ii75) VS. sam Del vecehio t79); C. NJ
Merrill 74l vs.. j. c. Goldman t7sl:
=. g, Lewis t7oj vs. Marty CARRIER.
John Eisinger t7l vs. Neil Maiden
I'll; George Meleney i7hl vs.. r. W.
Beall t7a1; Steve Schoen GA VS.. J.
A. Barbeau as; Allan Laing t16) VS.,
W. = watkins 800: Larry lmhofi (74l
vs. John Clements 40: Bill Schmidt
tf5l VS. Joe Gambatese 800; Lou
senis t75l vs.. Jack schoo t7el; J, c.
Coleman t76l W. J. N. Baker (s0l.
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Tungerine Bowl
Dute Switched

ORLANDO. Fla, Sept. 8
(APl.-orlando's annual Tan
gerine Bowl football game, US
ually played New Years Day,
will be played December 81
instead this year.
An announcement from the
bowl commission said the
change was aimed at helping
the game obtain national tele-
vision coverage in the future.
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Gov. Meyner Beaten
In Tennis Tourney

SUMMIT, N. j.. Sept. Q tAP).
Gov. Robert B. Meyner failed
to get past the tirst round Of
the annual Summit invitational
mems doubles tennis tourna-
ment yesterday.
The Governor had only four
hours sleep following the Miss
America contest. The tourna-
ment started Saturday at the
Summit Tennis Club.
Meyner and Larry Krieger OF
Summit lost, 8-6, SIS, to
George Himedi and C. D, Bran
nan. both Of Summit.
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Victory by Plane Pilot
Marks Golf Week End

Gerard said he didn't believe
It could be done.
Gerber defeated AL Abram-
son, 2 up; SAKE won over Eddie
Miller, 3 and 2. and Mudrick
defeated DR.. Harold Berman
2 up.
ARGYLE - Dick Mothers
head, a former champion when
Argyle was at Its old location
in Sligo Park. upset Don Sui
Ivan. the medalist, In a mild
first-round surprise in the club
championship.
Other results:
Pat MARITIME defeated Bill Robinson
and 3; Jay Dalton defeated 10
McCauley, 3 and 4; Frank Clark de
feated Arnie Prada, 4 and 2; Howard
SAVAGE defeated DOUG Berry, q and 2
Tony Popolash defeated John Beck
ham. and p; Luke Besle defsatet
fsated c6arlss RsicSsi. I and 3; BiI
AUGUST defeated. Curt Turner, ; and 2
Dick .Ptomey defeated Bob solomon
and J. Buddy Clark defeated Johi
Andested and p: Vic Bartlett, n
orvai Tate defeated Gerald Gordon
l-up: Al Alperding defeated Bill Gates
l-up IN Fl holes: Bob Matino defeatel
Joe Kotvan, 2-up.
ARMY-NAVY-Gen. Georgl
r. Mather, the medalist, wa,
an upset victim in the frs
round Of the club tourney, los.
ing to Comdr. A. X. Gustafson
l-up. A. B. Clifford, jr., wht
defeated Gen. Mather in tn,
final last year, won over Col
r. L. Harrison, S and 4.
Col. A. j. Hoebeke defeated
Maj.-Gen. Kenneth Buchanan
2 and /. while Maj. j. r. Rick
a newcomer, defeated Gen. M
M. Magee in other top matches
PRINCE GEORGES (subur-
ban Trust Co. Trophy Gross
Cody Wilmington, 70. Net, tie
between J. C. Dorsey. SS-20-68
and Dick Cliff, 1855.
KENWOOD tHushand-and-
wife championship Net-Mr
and Mrs. William Taylor
92-28-64, Mr.. and Mrs. j. C.
Coffman. 80-l4-66. Gross
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Will
liams, rs.
WOODMONT EQUALITY
ing club handicap champion
ship --Medalist, Glass A-Ellis
Edlowitz, 76-i0-66. B-Mort
Silverburg. e4-16-68, anc
Henry Kaufman, 80-12-68
Cdr. Ben Gurwin, 87-22-65
D-Joe Malasky. 97-25-72.
(Parent-child tournament
Moe and Bob Lerner, 40-5-35
Iron Duke-Mort and Larry
Sllverburg, 32-0-32.
EAST P0TOMAC-The hosts
concluded their team match
season by defeating Rock
Manor Of Wilmington, Del,
26la-l5la, led by Charles Hab-
ron's par 70.
BELLE HAVEN-The sixth
annual member-guest tourna-
ment next week end has drawn
100 teams. Play will be 36
holes on a handicap basis
There also will be gross prizes
: CONGRESSIONAL-Two Of
the favorites, Col. Rennie Kelly
and George Cornell. qualified
for the club championship but
withdrew. Col. Kelly won the
medal with 7l-74-l45. Johr
Eisinger. defending champion
was next with 75-74-I49, fol.
lowed by Howard Jobe. 74-77-
ISL
Match play starts next weel
end.
KENWOOD-Buddy Sharke,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08
Bob Belt Winner
Of Sailing Series

PASADENA, Md. Sept. 8
Especially Bob Belt Of WASH
ington, d. c.. won the Mary
land Yacht Club Regatta yes
terday In the last Of three
weekend races for sailboats.
Belt, with his wife Linda as
crew, captured two first places
and a second in his dinghy
"Roblin" in the Penguin class.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08

First round. John Grub defeated
BOD Miller; q and 5; John owen, ir.,
Murphy deleated Bob McFerrsn, ] and
!; George Thornton defeated Bill Gay
lord jr, and 1; Tony MCGOWAN de-
ieated Dave Leahy. 5 and 2; Bill
McFerren, ST.. defeated Hersehei Cad
dis, up 20 holes; Bill Brownies
George cornvell defeated Larry Alll,
) and 2.
ouarternnals; 0rubb defeated oven,
Il. up. 81 holes; Murphy defeated
Ihernton. 4 and 3; MCGOWAN defeated
MeFerren sr.. up, 20 holes; cornwell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08

Jack Shirley made good on Q
foul shot with minute and II
seconds left to give the Wash
ington Polo Club an lilo VIC
tor yover Squadron A Of Long
Island yesterday at olney.
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Texas Youth Dies
Of Grid Injuries

JASPER, Tex, Sept. 8 APP
Jimmy Ai1ason, is. fitst-string
halfback on the Jasper High
School football team, died yes
terday in q Beaumont hospital
OF injuries suffered in a game
with Kirhyville Friday night.
Young Amason suffered q
crushed neck vertehrae in his
teams first game Of the season.
Last year Glen Milton died Of
a heat stroke while practicing
with the Jasper team before the
football season opened.