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said he regards the results in
California as very encouraging
for Democratic h o p e S OF
strengthening party control OF
both houses. He attributed the
heavy Democratic vote in part
to economic conditions.
"Of course a lot of things can
happen between n o W and
November but the indications
are that we are going to pick
UP some more Seats" Mansfield
said.
Most politicians think the
average voter is inclined to
blame the party in control Of
the White House for hard times
Asked If he believes there will
be. SUFFICIENT business recovery
to overcome that tendency
Senator Mansfield replied:
II hope there will be a quick
economy recovery, regardless Of
how that may affect the politi.
cal situation. But I believe
the recession has gone on toe
long for any fall upturn to af-
feet it much"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-09
Paul Mellon
Gives Yale
SIS Million

NEW HAVEN, Conn, June
@.-Yale University has re-
ceived SIS million to build two
new residential colleges and ex.
pand its educational program.
The gift is from the Old Do
minion Foundation, established
by Financier Paul Mellon.
Or. A. Whitney Griswold
president of Yale, announced
the gift at class day exercises
yesterday.
The two new colleges. to bt
built on sites acquired from the
city of New Haven, will bring
Yale's total Of residential col.
leges to IL. Each Residential
college has 800. members di.
vided equally among sophie
mores, juniors and seniors
Residential freshmen live II
dormitories.
The expanded educationa
program win include seminar
for all sophomores.
DR.. Griswold said the gran
will permit Q modest increase
n the number Of undergrad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-09
States Rights
Fight Inlpends
In Congress
BY the Associated Press

The House appeared today to
be in for a States rights fight,
possibly this month, with the
issues ranging into racial mat
tiers and the proper role Of the
Supreme Court.
The 70 wis over a 10-line bill
approved by a sharply divided
House Judiciary Committee,
Rival reports we're being put in
final form today by proponents,
led by Southern Democrats, but
including some Republicans,
and opponents led by the COM
mittee chairman, Republican
Celler, Democrat of New York
The bill would declare that
no law passed by Congress shall
be considered to Supersede OF
exclude State laws on the same
subject unless Congress ex-
pressly so provides, or unless
the Federal and State laws are
in such direct and positiy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-09

while ne doesn't regard II as
the only factor, he thinks the
economic downturn had a great
deal to do with his showing in
last weeks California pri-
maries.
Although he won the Re-
publican nomination for Gov
ernor Of California. Senator
Knowland trailed Democratic
Attorney General Edmund @.
(Pat) Brown by 100000 votes
In the total cast for both par
ties. Both candidates ran on
both tickets. and will oppose
each other in November.
II think the recession has hit
bottom in California and that
the economy is on the way up"
Senator Knowland said in an
interview, but the average
voter. who might know per-
sonally two or three people who
were out Of work. probably
wasn't aware of any upturn
when he voted in the primary"
However, Senator Mansfield
Assistant Senate Democratic
Leader who was renominated
In Tuesdays Montana primary
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offered By smith

The bill was introduced by
Representative Smith. Demo-
crat of Virginia, author of the
Federal Antisubversive Act. 1t
was specifically inspired by a
Supreme Court decision re-
versing the conviction of Com
munist Leader Steve Nelson
under a Pennsylvania sedition
act. The high court held the
this field.
Opponents of the measure
contend it would be unconsti-
tutional. since it would amount
to amending by simple statute
the constitutional article estab-
fishing the supremacy Of Fed
that in practice it would create
Federal statute pre-empted
eral law. They also contend
widespread confusion over the
validity of old State laws in
many fields, such as transpor-
tation and labor-management
relations, where the standards
set by Federal statutes have
come to be generally accepted.
E Proponents and opponents
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yates that can be admitted to
Yale.
Mr.. Mellon. a Yale graduate
in 1929, lives in Upperville, Va.
His late father, Andrew Mellon,
was Secretary of the Treasury.
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agree the measure has q good
chance Of passage in the House,
but is likely to run into trouble
in the Senate.
Mr.. Celler has insisted the
bill has direct application 70
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Icivil rights statutes. including
the new voting rights act Con-
gress passed last year. He told
newsmen the primary purpose
is ito strike at the growing and
budding rights Of Negroes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-09

conflict" that they cannot bt
reconciled.
Proponents say such q con-
gressional declaration is need
ed to save vital State laws
which Congress never intended
to invalidate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-09
GO. P. Sees Recovery
Shifting Political Tide
BY the Associated Press

Republicans banking heavily economic recovery to
reverse the political tide that to be running
against them.
Democrats generally believe the business slump already
has lasted too long for autumn purn to affect the political
situation materially.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-04
WORD CANE
Find SO or more words In
RE SILVER

meaning ito silver anew"
Average is 80; time limit. rs
minutes.
Rules Of the game-1, Words must
be of four or more letters. 2. Words
which ACQUIRE four letters By the addi-
ton Of s." such as bats" cats" are
not used. 3. Only one form Of word
Is used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-04
An.uer tn sTnLrnLY

W"sWEE 20 HIOLHULA
silly, sill, silt, silo, slid, slot, slit, silly,
sold, solid, soil, soil, stolid, still. till,
tidy. tolls, toll, told, oily, lily, lit, list,
doll, dolly, dolly, dolt, doty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-04
Citizens to Meet
KERRY DRAKE
JULIET JONES
DAVID CRANE

The Capitol Hill Southeast
Citizens Association will hold
its first meeting Of the year al
8 o'clock tonight in Hine Junior
High School, Seventh and C
streets Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-30
IT'S A DATE
TOMORROW

ADELE SIMPSON. New
York designer will star along
with her new collection at a
fashion show at 1880 pm. in
the couture salon, Ord floor
Of Julius Garfinckel a. Co.
FRIDAY
LOUISE suGos, the
famous golfer will tee of on
n new match, She'll person.
ally launch her new summer
collection OF golf fashions at
Jellens, The toys are trim
and have action-packed ef-
ficiency built In them. Miss
SugRs leans TO a feminine
look on the golf course and
stresses high color. buttons
and bows TO detail her golf
dresses. All allow for a free
swing whether made In a
drip-dry fabric or In silk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-30
Club TO Sponsor
Ballet Saturday

The age-old fairy tale
cinderella" will be danced
Saturday by students Of
Elizabeth FADE Toulmin.
director Of the Arlington
School Of Ballet at Q pm.
Ia the Williamsburg Junior
High School Auditorium.
The three-act ballet will be
performed by intermediate
and advanced students to
benefit the National Center
for EpilepticS, Of which Mrs.
M. T. Broyhill. ST.. Of Arling-
ton is founder and president.
1t is being sponsored by the
Potomac Woman's Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-30
sATuRnAY

Fashion show and Award
Ceremonies for the Hecht
Company Going Your Way"
Art Poster Contest at 1880
am. In the junior deb depart
ment, Judges include Mr..
Gene Hoover OF Kaufman
Associates; Mr.. Z. J. Michael
son OF the National Gallery
OF Art; and Robert Patterson.
OF the National School OF
Art. The show will feature
junior fashions In Dupont
map-made iibers.
Woodward a Lothrop viii
have a fashion show at 2
pm. OF oueenmake fashions
on the 5th floor OF their
Washington store. In the
downstairs store at 1890 and
3 pm. Betty Barclay fashions
will star,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-30

the family of that name in
Maryland. Of Gov. Richard
Bennett, first cousin Of the
Earl Of Arlington and Lord OF
the Manor in the Palatinate
in Maryland, and Of Mai.
Gen. John Gusts and Col.
Edmund Scarborough Of
Virginia.
Mr.. Keppel is a graduate
Of Gov. Dummer Academy
and attended Harvard Col
lege until he entered the
Army in 1851, where he
served with the goth Engineer
Brigade.
He is the grandson OF Mrs.
Frederick Paul Keppel and
the late Mr.. Keppel. who was
Assistant Secretary of War
under Newton D. Baker, dean
Of Columbia College. and
president Of the Carnegie
Corp. He is also the grand
son Of Mrs. Mary w. Rouil-
lion Of New York and the
late Mr.. Louis Rouillion.
A May IL wedding Is
planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-30
Miss Mary Byrd
Is Engaged to
David Keppel

Mr.. and Mrs. George Cliff
ford Byrd announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter
Mary Sewall to Mr.. David
Keppel III Of New York City,
son Of Mrs. Rouillion Keppel
Of New York. and Mr.. Fred
erick Paul Keppel, jr., OF
Westminster, Md.
Miss Byrd is a graduate Of
the National Cathedral
School and attended the
Traphagen School of Design
In New York. She was pre-
sented to society at the debut
tante cotillion and Thanks
giving ball here and the deb
utante cotillion and Christmas
ball at the Waldorf Astoria
In New York City in 1856.
She is a descendant Of
Samuel Handy. progenitor Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-30
FASHION NOTEBOOK
Towel Trick Tops
For GiddY Attire

plaid towel kilt are a few Of
the ideas.
Part OF the fashion show
fun includes a robe as opulent
in looks as a Kings Corona
ton Day attire, and the Pot
niks" which are funny Chefs
caps and muffs made out OF
kitchen towels.
Easy to whip up are the
ponchos and the capes that
wrap you up fashionably at
the beach.
Fashion is never more fun
than when 1t translates itself
into gay. giddy clothes for
leisure time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-30
BY ELEM
star Fashion Writer

We've always had an open
admiration for women with
imagination regarding. FASH
ion.
Somehow they're the ones
who always manage to come
UP with not only the anus
ing but the different in
fashion.
We've a lot Of admiration,
too, for the people in fashion
who point in a new direction
with something that may
have been around a long,
long time.
Round of Ideas
Given a different dimension
Of interest the new idea
stimulates a whole round Of
ideas.
Take towels for example.
No kitchen is without them.
The bathroom figures i'm
portantly in the use Of towels.
And little by little the terry
towel has been insinuating
itself into the beach fashion
picture.
Tomorrow's fashion show
at 3 pm. at Woodward e.
Lothrop's main store, is real
fashion news.
In celebration of its 50th
anniversary Martex towels
has come up with fashion
ideas aplenty for the design
talented woman.
Turbans to encircle a wet
head or to protect treSses
from a drying sun will be
shown also beach robes
created with terry bath towels
:. chemises with air space
to help dry q bathing suit
underneath. And even a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-30

The Women's Society Of
Christian Service Of the CON-
munity Methodist Church
held its annual luncheon yes
terday at the church. Key
boulevard and North Bryan
street. Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-18
Versatile Texas Star
Beots Morrow in 220

deemed himself with a victory
over his teammate. BERTH Holm
gren, the Swede, with a leap Of
6 feet ga inches in the in
vitational meet. also few TO the
Kansas Relays. 1t was the first
victory by Stewart over Holm
gren this season. Stewart was
NCAA champion last year.
While Morrow took an un-
expected defeat from South
ern in the 220, he also was doing
q little "comebacking." Nor
row had lost two straight zoos
first to Dave Slime Of Duke
and then to his teammate, Bill
WoodhouSe-and had to save
face by climbing back into the
winners circle here. He won
the l00-yard dash in 9.5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-18
Kubek Bypusses
Date Appointed
For Army Oath
MILWAUKEE Auril ia Ia

MILWAUKEE,, April 10 Up.
Tony Kubek, the man who
said he wasn't here the other
day, wasn't here again yester-
day.
And this time. no fooling.
The hour which Army officials
said a few days ago was ap-
pointed for the New York
Yankee sophomore to take his
oath in the Army Reserve came
and went. oathless.
Tony. last seasons American
League rookie of the year and
looked on as Casey Steneel's
regular shortstop this season,
remained in New York.
That. as a matter OF fact, is
what he has been saying he
intended TO do ever since Tues
day, when Mai. Gerald Murine
reported Tony had completed
all the preliminarieS for enter
ing the accelerated Reserve
program except the taking of
the oath.
Maj. Murine said yesterday
there was precious little he
could add to his original an
nouncement. and that he hadn't
heard a word from Kubek or
the Yankees since he made his
announcement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-18
Rocket Richard
Leeds Montreal
ToOvertime Win

MONTREAL, April ID Rs-
Maurice Rocket Richard, the
fiery hockey veteran with a
flair for dramatics and a devas-
tating shot, rifled in an over
time goal last night to give the
Montreal Canadiens a 80 win
over the Boston Bruins and the
same 80 margin in the Stanley
Cup final.
The end to the sudden-death
struggle came at 5:45 Of over
time play. 1t was a blow To
the fighting Bruins but typical
of the Rockets explosive &C
complishments. The shot was
only the second he had beer
able to fire on the Boston net
throughout the long struggle.
The big goal that once again
gave Montreal the edge In the
best-of-7 series marked the
sixth time Richard has broker
UP overtime games in his IL
appearances in post-seasor
play.
1t also was the 18th time hi
has scored the winning goal ir
playoffs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-18
AAU HundbuII
Reaches Semis

The District AAU handball
tournament begins seminal
rounds in Class A and B singles
at $3.50 pm. today at Central
YMCA.
Defending Champion Dave
Reidy meets Jim Brown and
Abe Oler meets Dick Whiting
ton in Glass A. The Glass 3
oairings list Joe Eanet against
Clarence Slaughter and favored
Al Wiengen against Ebert
Phelps.
Last nights quarter final re-
suits:
CLASS A
Dave Reidy,. Pentagon Ofiicers Ath.
letic Club. def. Al Mcculloch, YMcA
2i.i5; sl.l9 Jim Brown, PoAC, dei
Bsk N %SIttn xMSA PoHcS III ba \,
KSplan, Jewish Community Center
Lamb. Poac. e" sf.iS' 3l.iS 10 o''' 0''
DR.. Joe Eanet. Jcc. def. Morle,
France. YMcA, -21.13, 2l-15; DR.
Ebert Phelps, PoAC. DEF Norman
Wiengen, oAc, def. Mike litter, Jcc
l2-2l. 2I-10,. 2l-0; CLARENCE slaugh'
ter. Jcc. def Larry ooidberG. Jcc
2l-i7 2l-17.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-18
CIV Golfers Win;
Randolph Has IA

Jay Randolph shot a "a over
his home Bethesda Country
Club course yesterday, not SEN
sational for this star, but good
enough for medal honors as
George Washington beat the
University Of Richmond, 1873.
Ash Carlton was best for Rich
mond with 76.
This is the second time CIV
has beaten Richmond and the
Colonials' record now is 2-3.
Results:
First match: Randolph (GWl, 3
Dave Chittum tRl, o. Joe HaneI
(GW), ga: Larry Dixon CR), "a. Besl
ball Randolph and Haney (GW). ~
" second match: Mary sinEman tow)
o; Ash Carlton RI, 81. Ed Bowers
(GW) 2: Punkey Lumpkln R),
Best ball: Singman and Bowers tGWl
Third match: Vic Bartlett tow), 3
Bonnie Rhowalter tR 10; Warner
Krick CdEl. 0; Louis EAeey, Rl, 3
Best ballv Bartlett and krick tGW)
. to o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-18
D. c. Net Fans
May See Hood
On New Streak

Washington tennis fans could
hit II lucky when Jack Kramer's
professional troupe returns "a
Uiine Arena at $50 tomorrow
night. Lew Hoad Is lighting
back-with results.
After losing "a Of 20 matches
on the l00-match tour, the 23-
year-old Australian now has
put together three straight VIC
tories 10 narrow Pancho Con.
zales' lead 10 1926.
Hoad broke an elght-match
losing streak with q three-sei
triumph Tuesday night In East
Orange. N. j. Then he won
Wednesday night In Scranton
Pa, i0-8, 81, and last night
at Schenectady. N. Y. @3
g..
Last night the Aussie broke
service In the second game OF
the opening set for q so lead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-18
Policeman Dies;
Mr.. Fitz Named
Horse for Him

NEW YORK. April 10 R.-
Edward F. Byrne. lifelong friend
Of Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons, ia
nous horse trainer. died yes
terday after an operation.
A retired police captain,
Byrne was Sc. He Joined the
force In 1915. became a SER
geant in 1928 and a captain in
the Ozone Park precinct in
1916. an area which included
Aqueduct Race Track.
Byrne was widely known in
racing. having Travelled to Mi
ami. Louisville. Chicago and
other cities where Nashua and
other name horses trained by
Fitzsimmons. raced.
John Simonetti's crack sprin-
ter. Sgt. Byrne, was named for
him. and the colt won the
Paumonok Handicap at ia
maica in 1884. A Sgt. Byrne
Handicap has been on the New
York spring racing calendar for
many years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-18
ColoniuIs Down
Terps in Tennis

George Washington Univer-
sity's tennis team is above the
500 mark with a 80 record
thanks to a convincing victory
over Maryland yesterday al
College Park. The Terps have
won four Of six.
The Tarr brothers, Jim and
Jack. led the Colonials TO VIC
tory. To. Jim handed jackson
Yang his first loss in six
matches. As. "a. Ga. then
teamed with his brother To
beat Yang and Carl Bucks In
the top doubles match. So
6-3, Ga.
Summaries
slnsles--Jlm TAR (owl defeated
jackson Yang. 40. a.. Ga;
Carl gaeEs ~, d.t;sSs nsa, Ja ,ev Tar. y.
Tom Bssii M defeated John yRou:
Sow) dsfestsd Humberto pomsnscS
feated Don Palmer, 81. Ga,
Doubles-Tarr and .Tarr t0Wl de-
feated Yang and Bueks, 3-6, Ga
s,f,s:,.dL e asSTt,,,. and soqSu.; !ow'
fowj defeated pomsneeh ana Pal.
mef. 3D., 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-18
FIGHT

Continued From Page CT
Martinez nights were on tele-
vision.
Until the loss to Martinez he
had q string Of seven wins. in
GLIDING knockouts over Buddy
jackson and Pat Lowry.
Tonight's supporting pro-
gram. not on television, fea-
lures an eight-rounder between
Lightweight Harold Smith OF
Washington and Steve Hay
wood Of Baltimore.
Four-rounders are: Monk
Reynolds against Ronnie Wash
insky, light-heavies; Bob Cofer
against Hurricane Washington
welters; Carroll Hubbard
against Gene Tippett. welters
and Herbie (BiD Jones against
Slim Sims, welters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-18

DALLAS. April 10 R.-Ii
there's a trackman anywhere
more versatile than Eddie
Southern Of Texas. he's quite a
fellow.
Southern made the Olympic
team as q freshman and won
second place in the 400-meter
hurdles. Then he returned
and concentrated on the hur-
dies and the relays with great
success.
This year he switched to the
440-yard dash with the idea OF
becoming the worlds top quar-
ter-miler He has run a 46.2
and q 45.8 and that makes him
as good as they come in this
event.
So, last night he turned To
the sprints and beat Bobby
Morrow, the Olympic cham
pion. in. the 22o-ysrd dash.
Southern's blazing 20.6 200
over a heavy track licked Nor
row. the Abilene Christian Col
lege star. by foot and il
brought him the designation Of
outstanding athlete OF the Dial.
las invitational track and field
meet.
Southern also ran on two re-
lay teams and he helped Texas
to victory in the meet. The
Longhorns scored 5s1z points
Abilene Christian was second
with 81. Southern Methodist
third with IS and Oklahoms
last with 29ia.
Today Southern few to Law
renee. Kans.. to do some relay
running in the Kansas Relays
Don Stewart. Southern Meth
odist high Jumper who re-
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~ the Associated Press

Most OF the top Kentucky
Derby candidates see action on
three fronts today and tomor-
row. but the starting field for
the rich 3-year-old classic Is far
from settled.
Tim Tam. the Calumet Farms
big threat for It's seventh Derby
victory, and the Claiborne
Farms Nadir top a field OF
eight entered for the 7-furlong
Blue Grass Heights Purse this
afternoon at Keeneland. Seven
Of them are Derby nominees.
Tomorrow two big Eastern
races will help separate the
men from the boys In New York
and Maryland. Jewels Reward.
the big colt OF the Maine
Chance Farms four-horse
Derby threat. meets half a
dozen rivals In the $4,000
added Wood Memorial at ia
maica. A dozen horses will
tackle the $40. 000-added Chesa-
peake Stakes at Laurel. with
Mrs. Marion DUPONT SCOTS
Nala the probable favorite.
Both the Wood, inaugurated
In 1925, and the Chesapeake,
first raced at Havre de Grace
in 1920. are important barom-
eters for the Derby. Gallant
Fox. Twenty Grand, Johns
town. Count Fleet. Hoop. Jr..
and Assault went on from ia
maica TO win the Louisville
race. Whiskery. Cavalcade. War
Admiral and Citation all won
at Havre de Grace. then in
vaded Kentucky and won the
Derby. The Chesapeake was
moved to Laurel in 1851 when
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-18
2 MORE DERBY TESTS TOMORROW
Tim T am Meets Nodir
In KeeneIond Sprint
Havre de Orace closed,

Havre de Grace closed.
The 7-furlong scramble at
Keeneiand also will point UP
some probables for the s26.000-
added Blue Grass Stakes there
next Thursday. That mile-and-
an-eighth event. and the Derby
Trial. at mile April 20. also
will help determine the final
lineup for the Derby May 3.
Tim Tam, idle since he won
the Florida Derby March 20,
carries l22 pounds In today's
sprint. Nadir, who won the
s277.l50 Garden State Stakes
last fall. has ll9. along with
Plion, who defeated Jewels Re-
ward In the Sapling Stakes last
summer at Monmouth Park.
Count deBlanc, Arkansas
Derby winner, also has ii9.
The other three Derby eligibles
are Can Trust. ll3: Roman
Bow. winner Of the Youthful at
Randall and the Livonia at
Detroit last year, il6, and
Hillsdale, il3.
Martins Rullah. owned by
George Lewis, and George d.
Widener's Pundit appear TO be
the main threats TO Jewels
Reward In the mile-and-an-
eighth Wood. Martins Rullah
won the Experimental Handi-
cap last Saturday. Pundit
barely beat Mrs. Winston
Guests Clandestine in another
race that day. Or. Peter Graf
fagnino's Noureddin, second In
both the Louisiana Derby and
Experimental, also will start.
as will Wing Jet, Marco and
Ebony Pearl. The latter will be
coupled with Jewels Reward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-18
Three Events Won
By Sine at Duke

DURHAM, N. c., April IS
R.-Dave Slime. bucking a IL
mile head wind, ran the 100
yard dash in 0:9.6 yesterday
and won two other events as
the Blue Devils defeated East
Carolina College and Wake
Forest in a triangular track
meet.
Sine, world record holder in
several sprint events, ran the
220-yard dash in 0:2l.3 and
won the javelin with a toss Of
1919 feet, inch. The Fair
Lawn. N. j., track star also
placed second in the discus
throw to finish with 10 points.
Duke scored 1903 points in the
meet. East Carolina, 40, and
Wake Forest, Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-18

and scored an early break In
the second set and again kept
the advantage.
As last February Is and II
at uline's, when Hoad won In
straight sets both nights. Pam
cho segura and Tony Trabert
viii play the preliminary set
tomorrow night and also Join
the two stars for doubles. Sc
gura holds q 1870 edge on
Trabert. with four Of their
meetings ending In draws.