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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WTTG t5)-It's in the
Name: Local live quiz show.
Milton @. Ford, host.
$3.50, WRC az - The Ford
Show: Color. Guest: Roger
Williams.
HOO, WTTG (5) - Starlight
Theater: Station West.
Dick Powell and Jane Greer.
ILLS, WTOP (9)-Late Show:
Scarlet Street" Edward
G. Robinson. A married man
falls in love with a younger
girl (1945.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09

the real impact will be to those
who view 1t in color"
The show itself is quite a
coup for Doug Bailey Advertis-
ing, a new agency which
opened in Kensington last
week. A former radio perform
err. Doug is well known in the
area.
Quick Notes: Jack Paar's
show. now pre-taped Monday
through Wednesday. will add
Thursday on April 16 The
Friday show will be the only
live" one and the one on
which stars Of theatrical pro-
auctions currently on Broad
way will be able to appear =. q.
The United States Steel Hour
has been renewed on CBS-TV
for next season ;. Van Cliburn
will pay his once-poStponed
visit to What's My Line? as a
panelist Sunday a week
Marian Anderson is the first
star signed for the Merry
Month of May" CHS special
MAY 49, Ralph Guglielmi
and eleven of the Prince
Georges Beauty pageant final
lists will appear on WRC-4's In
Our Town tomorrow - and
there's a grand subject for
color, too Everybody's a
critic dept: Housing Admins
traitor Norman p. Mason told
Augusta (Ga0 home builders
recently that If a Man from
Mars tried to assess American
character on the basis of TV
shows, he would conclude we
are always depending on some
romantic Superman-type hero
to save the day for us, usually
at the last minute I'VE
could do with more of that
HoratiO Alger spirit now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09


In the weeks TO come. Of cour
tributes something more than
his engaging presence.
The girls always do better
with the "name" shows. 1t
seems.
The Enrol Flynn Theater. for
example. opens with Enrol at
a desk, or standing by a win
dow, and his first words as he
turns and, surprise. notes the
cameras are the classic "oh,
there you are" or, simply,
"hello there"
The show is a rout before 1t
begins.
Miss Loretta YOung's high
rating, I'm firmly convinced,
may be traced not only to her
frequent participation in the
plays, but that snappy whirl-
through -the-d0Or routine with
a new outfit each week.
whether you watch the rest of
Il or not, the first minute Is
q must.
Mr.. Nevin will be along in
some of the shows and the
sooner the better, snarl we.
The first one, starring Came
ron Mitchell, detailed the do
nestle difficulties Of a compul-
sive gambler who trails his d.
vorce-bound wife to Nevada
and pledges no more gambling,
positively. Her motor court is
across the street from a gam
bling place and, naturally, he
runs out of cigarettes. ! think
YOU can take it from there.
Performances were stole.
+ + II
A barking telegram arrived
yesterday, to wit:
Lieut.. Rip Masters, Corporal
Rusty and l will be in Wash
ington to lead the Cherry Bios
som. Festival Parade and ] have
asked WMAL-TV to invite you
and two or three Of your little
friends to be my guests. at a
party in the Presidential Suite,
Sheraton Park Hotel, 4:3O ia
6p.m., Friday, April 10. / hope
to see you there.
Rim Tin Tin.
Eighty!
When I told actor Jim Brown,
who plays Rip Masters, that ]
might Just bring along my little
friend, my cat, he laughed:
go ahead. DiSneyldnd had
q Rim Tin Tin Day not too
lone ago and Rinty spotted q
cat. He aDaS torn betUeen his
trainers commands and the
urge to chase the cat. But all
he iDdnted to do wGs play Nth
her"
Added Jim: wait until you
see how big and beautiful
Rinty is. He's black and red
dish and weighs about 11C
pounds. can't wait to see the
eyes of the children when they
see Rinty's seven-week puppy
especially the child who wins
him. We've got one at our home
in Sherman Oaks-he'S three
now and has been a pappy
twice"
Veteran actor Brown OBJ
viOusly enjoys his association
with Rim Tin Tin, ~, and cur.
rentIy is sweating out the Op.
ton flor next season. on the
ABC series. April 80 is the
deadline.
We were talking long-dis-
lance, incidentally. Brown
whose only memory of Wash
ington is a clay tennis court al
Columbia Country Club, where
he practiced in 1888 en- route tt
the National InterscholastiC
championship: Rinty, trainer
Frank Barnes (who looks like
Santa claus Lee Aaker and hi
mother will arrive early tomor'
row via TWA.
= X y X
Garden Guide: There's nj
likelier subject for a color IN
show than gardening anC
WRC-4 adds one to its sched'
ule beginning Saturday. ST.!
pm. Ray GuStin, jr., who viii
narrate, says proudly: Were
excited about being the frs
to use color as an integral fea'
ture of a local program. W.
feel that the program will b'
interesting and helpful Il
viewers in black and white, bu
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

1880. WOL-Jay PERI Show:
jazz Festival in Hi FL"
SOS, WTOP - Jaime Bragg
Show: Featuring Nat King
Coles welcome to the
Club" album.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09
ON THE AIR
Won on Monday,
Lost on Tuesday
ny BERNIE HARRISON
star Tv Critic

Judging from the David Niven TV opener Tuesday night
r0BC- there be Emmy to go along with the merited
Oscar he won the night before
Net unless there's noticeable Improvement In scrptng
In the weeks TO come Of course and the popular actor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09

Run the dream heroes out Of
town, says Mason-"then the
town would buckle down to
doing its OWN business"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09
TV KEY PREVTEWS

ToniChts top shoDs as prepieDed bv TV Keys STAFF
tuho attend rehenrsnl match screenings and 0ndlvge
scripts In New York and Hollywood Their opinions
offered as guide to area UteiDers
Evening star., 1959-11-20
Lockmun in Line
To Coach Reds

CINCINNATI, Nov. 20 (AP)
The Reds today asked for
waivers on veteran Infielder
Whitley Lockman and General
Manager Gabe Paul said he
wanted to give Lockman his
unconditional release and then
hire him as a coach.
The Reds got the 33-year-old
Lockman from Baltimore dur
ing the last season and in So
games he hit 1862. He was used
as a pinch-hitter and filled in
at first base, and he also han
died the Second-base chores
during a period when Johnny
Temple was injured.
Earlier, the Reds assigned
Pitcher Willard Schmidt, 80,
to Seattle.
Schmidt appeared in SO
games this year and had a 80
record.
Evening star., 1959-11-20
Durelle Receives
$10,607 Purse

TORONTO, Nov. 20 (AP).-
Champion George Chuvalo and
Loser Yvon Durelle each re-
ceived $9,507 for their Canadian
heavyweight title fight, Match
maker Deacon Allen said last
night.
Durelle, from Bale Ste. Anne,
New Brunswick, also received
$1,1O0 for expenses, including
transportation and accommo-
dations for his manager and
trainer.
Chuvalo of Toronto retained
his title by knocking out Du-
relle, the Canadian and British
Empire light-heavy king, in the
18th round of the Tuesday
night fight, which drew a gross
of $4,000.
Evening star., 1959-11-20
BY the Associated Press

officials of the National Foot
ball League and the new Amer
lean Football League apparently
are agreed that neither wants
a price war" after their i'm
pending drafts. But they also
agree that some spirited bid
ding for star collegians is
inevitable.
Acting Commissioner Austin
H. Gunsel of the NFL foresees
the possibility of a money
battle, but hopes it doesn't t
materialize. Harry Wismer,
president of te AFL's New York
franchise and a league spokes-
man, said: We're not going to
fight anyone.
The AFL will meet in Mimi
eapolis Monday and draft 40
players for each of the eight
teams. Max Winter, Minneap-
olis-St. Paul general manager,
has outlined plan that will
require all eight to pick -four
backs, two ends, two tackles
and a center as their first II
choices. Winter said it was the
only way to prevent a bad i'm
balance and to keep the teams
from going after quarterbacks
and high hly publicized bal
carriers.
The National League viii
meet in Philadelphia Novem.
Der 80 to draft 20 players fol-
each of its IL teams. This il
Evening star., 1959-11-20
Duwkins Hindered
Bv Team S Injuries

OXFORD, England, Nov. 20
(AP).-Injuries to teammates
on oxford University's rugby
team has robbed Pete Dawkins
of any chance to sparkle on Of
fense in one of the teams last
matches before the selection of
the squad which will meet
Cambridge December 8.
Maj. Stanley's team, made
up of international and former
oxford stars, defeated the OK
ford team, 1916.
Because of the injuries, the
losers had to play most of the
game with only 13 men, instead
of the regulation Is. ConSe-
quently they we're forced to
play a defensive game, and
Dawkin's strong tackling helped
keep down the opponents
score.
DaWklnS, who played football
at West Point, was expected to
shine on offenSe, but he re-
ceived the ball only twice.
oxford plays Harlequins, a
top London team, Saturday,
and it is expected Capt. Phillips
will announce his team to meet
Cambridge after that match.
Evening star., 1959-11-20
Boss of Yankees
Not Planning to
Tear Club Apurt

BALTIMORE, Nov. 20 (AP)
George Weiss, general man.
ager of the Yankees, said last
night the dethroned world
champions do not intend to
go crazy and tear the ball club
apart"
I'VE may make a shift here
or there, but no wholesale
changes are contemplated" "
Weiss said.
Weiss is here for his annual
physical checkup at Johns
Hopkins Hospital. He indi-
Gated that while here he in
tends to confer with Lee Mac
Phail, general manager of the
orioles.
But my trip to Baltimore
has nothing to do with a busi-
ness DEAL" the Yankee chief
insisted.
Evening star., 1959-11-20
Steinkruus Wins
On Perfect Ride
In Toronto Show

TORONTO, Nov, 20 (AP)-
Bill SteinkrauS, captain of the
United States equestrian team,
won the Royal Winter Fairs
individual championship class
last night with the only clear
round in the international
event.
BY unofficial scoring, the win
should have put the United
States team ahead of Canada
in the total-points standings
However, fair officials yester-
day issued revised standings
which leave the United States
still trailing Canada by 6
points.
\ SteinkrauS, riding Trail Guide,
covered the 12-jump course
without faltering and clocked
the fastest time for the event
Five riders, including Tom
Gaylord and Jim Elder, both
of Toronto. tied for second
place with one knockdown each.
Despite the win by Stein
krauS, "a, from Westport
Conn, Teammate George Nor
riS. 81, of New Canaan, Conn.
is the fairs leading individual,
rider. Morris has II points or
an overall basis, point ahead
of Gaylord.
The official ruling leaves
Canada leading with 81 points
The United States has 25
Argentina, %, and Brazil anc
Mexico are tied with 8.
Evening star., 1959-11-20
White Sox Leave
Room for Trades

CHICAGO, Nov. 20 (AP).-
The White Sox have an
nounced a 36-player winter
roster. This is four under the
limit, and the club indicated
the slack will be taken up
through inter-league trading,
which starts tomorrow.
One newcomer since the
White Sox bowed to the
Dodgers in the World Series
is Pitcher Frank Baumann, OBJ
tanned from Boston in a swap
for First Baseman Ron Jack
son.
Vice President Chuck Co.
miskey, commenting on a re-
port that the Sox might swap
Billy Pierce, Billy Goodman
and Jim Rivera to the Cardi-
mails for Joe Cunningham, con-
ceded: 1--WE have talked to the
Cardinals, but we haven't come
close to any common denomi-
nator for a deal"
Evening star., 1959-11-20
49,
BY the Associated Press

Bald Eagle, winner of the
Washington, D. c., Interna-
tional last week. will hold rae
ing's spotlight tomorrow along
with some star 2-year-olds in
the Pimlico Futurity.
Bald Eagle winds up his 1859
season in the $75.O00-added
Gallant Fox Handicap at
AqueduCt
Eleven starters are expected
Tor the Gallant Fox. a mile
and five eiehts race. Bald
Eagle, from the Cain Hoy Sta
BILE. has top weight OF 126
pounds. If all start, the race
will gross $S5,95O, the winner
netting $55,OlS.
Pimlico expects II starters
for the mile-and-a sixteenth
Futurity, final 500 000-plus
race of the year for juveniles,
Bald Eagles Rivals
Bald Eagles chief rivals are
Mrs. Tilyou Christopher's Amer
igo. 12l; the Wheatley Stable s
The Irishman, 119; Mrs. Ethel
D. Jacobs Promised Land, 1T,
and Elmendorf Farms Day
Court, lis. The IriShman broke
Aqueduct's track record in the
Idlewild Handicap last Satur-
day.
Elsewhere, there's the $25,-
000-added Narragansett Spe-
cial at Narragansett Park,
Churchill Downs closes its fall
meeting with the $25.000-
added Clark Handicap and
West Coast 2-year-olds meet
in the 10,000-added San Jose
Handicap at Bay Meadows.
Evening star., 1959-11-20
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star stan Writer

BALTIMORE. Nov. 20.-A
field of IL was entered today
for tomorrow's 37th Pimlico
Futurity. final big test of the
waning season for 2-year- -olds.
With IL starters, the $50, 0,000-
added race will gross $117,820
Calumet Farm reverts to a
role it played often and to per-
fection in years past at Pimlico
the favorite-with the entry
of Pied dor and Keenation.
The entry is the early 8-to-5
favorite to earn first money of
$71,960 in the mile-and-a-
sixteenth race.
Rounding out the starting
lineup are Progressing, the
highly regarded Wheatley
Stable star; Cain Holy Stables
All Hands, with Willie Shoe
maker seeking his third
straight Futurity victory: Ray
mond Guests Billy Bluejay,
third in the Futurity Prep here;
A. j. Strikers Catapult, Mrs.
Wallace Gilroy's Greek Page,
Reginald N. Webster's Count
Amber, Mrs. James A. Bohan-
mons Moslem Chief, Joseph
Walkers Cannibal and w. G.
Reynolds One Sub.
Jockey Chris Rogers will pilot
Pied dor, who won the Fu-
turity Prep, and Steve Brooks,
who won a Kentucky Derby for
Calumet 10 years ago with Pom
der, will be aboard Kennation.
The Calumet colts have yet to
win a stakes, but both are roy
ally bred and could have plenty
to say about the 3-year-old
classics next year.
Pied dor is bay colt by
Nasrullah and Two Lea, the
latter a daughter of Bull Lea
who won several big races in
Calumet silks. Keenation is by
Citation, the last Triple Crown
winner, and Miss Keeneland,
Evening star., 1959-11-20
DOESN'T WANT PRICE WAR
New Pro GHdLeogue
Set to Draft PIoyers

a reduction of 10 from previous
years.
One feature of the AFL draft
will be that each team will
have the right to draft as its
first choice any college senior
whose school is within a 100
mile radius of the selecting
team.
The AFL draft will be pre-
ceded by a round of conferences
Sunday night and Monday on
such matters as television
policy. draft procedure and
selection of a commissioner.
Winter said no decision on a
commissioner would be made
at this time.
Evening star., 1959-11-20
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 20 CAP)

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 20 (AP) q.
An ex-jockey testified yester-
day that he twice climbed a
fence at Santa Anita Park to
dope horses so a private detec-
tive could make a killing on
bets.
Richard Zach, 20, was a wit
ness at the trial of the detec-
tive, Fred Otash, on charges of
conspiring to dope horses and
bribe jockeys. Zach said: He
and Don Wells, 80, who like
Zach was granted immunity in
return for testimony, bought
the horse Wonder Boy for
$4,000 at Otash's instruction
But they told Otash the price
was $3,500. and pocketed $500
each.
On OtaSh'S instructions, he
and another man went over the
fence at Santa Anita last March
8 and injected depressant drugs
into five horses entered against
Wonder Boy the next day.
On March 4 eyAscaled the
Evening star., 1959-11-20
CYO Teams Hold
SemifinuI PIuyoff

The Catholic Youth Organ
lzation's 13O-pound football
league will hold semifnal play
offs tomorrow and Sunday to
determine opponents for the
league championship game next
Friday night.
Assumption plays st. Ambrose
at 10 am. tomorrow on the Ell
lipse, and st. Francis Xavier
meets st. CamilluS at 11:45 am.
Sunday at Griffith Stadium
The latter game will be pre-
liminary to the st. John's-Gon-
Zaga high school game.
Semifinal winners will clash
in the final game at pm. Fri
day at Griffith Stadium in a
preliminary to the City Cham
pionship high school game.
Evening star., 1959-11-20
QuanticOMeets
Camp Lejeune
On Road Trip

The Quantico Marines will be
stalking their undefeated record
of eight straight games when
they play the Camp Lejeune
Marines tomorrow of Camp
Lejeune, N. C.
The outcome will have no
effect on the Shrimp Bowl
game, to which Quantico al
ready has been invited.
The three other service
teams Of the Washington area
all will be playing their last
home game Of the season over
the week end. Fort Belvoir en-
tertains Fort Lee at 8 o'clock
tonight, Boiling Air Base brings
in Fort Bragg for a 2 pm.
game tomorrow and Fort
Meade will be host to Fort Dix
Sunday at 2 pm. Admission to
all games is free.
Quantico personnel came out
of last weeks game in good
shape after handing Fort
Campbell its first defeat of the
year and is a two-touchdown
favorite to beat Lejeune. The
Marines wind up their regular
season at Quantico Thanksgiv-
ing Day, meeting Belvoir.
Quantico looks mighty formi-
dable these days with Tom
Maudlin of Southern California
at quarterback, King Dixon and
Stu Vaughan at halfbacks and
Phil Dupler at fullback. The
Marine forward wall also has
proved to be well balanced, both
on offense and defense.
Fort Bragg invadeS Boiling
with a 60 record and sporting
a highly charged backfield
combination which includes
Pete Vann, former Army quar-
terback, Willie Bradley of Xav-
ier and Al East, halfbacks, and
Jim Yore of the San Francisco
Forty Miners, fullback.
BelVoir has had a rough time
of it this year with its only
victory coming over the DC.
Teachers. Bill Zador will start
at quarterback, Allen Harris
and Cleveland Hambrick at
halfbacks and Bill Ayes at full
back.
Meade will be out to end a
two-game losing streak Sunday
against Fort Dix, but will be
playing without four of its
regulars. Among the Meade
missing will be Halfback
Harold Holden, the teams
leading scorer and ground
gamer, who is off on emergency
leave.
Evening star., 1959-11-20
Calumet Pair Tops II
In PimIico Futurity

another famed Calumet mare of
the '40s.
Progressing, to be ridden by
Hediey Woodhouse, will attempt
to give Trainer Sunny Jim Fitz-
simmons a unique double. Fitz-
simmons trained High Bid, odds
on-winner of We d n es d ay's
Gallorette Stakes. Progressing
is a half brother to High Bid,
the pair being foaled by Step
ping Stone.
The Futurity will not be tele-
vised or broadcast.
Pimlico will advance its post
time to 1890 Thanksgiving
Day. The races are expected
to be completed by 4 pm. in
order not to interfere with
many fans dinner plans.
The Marguerite Stakes for
2-year-old fillies will headline
the holiday program.
Jockey Donald Hale, who
rode in Canada before coming
here was fined $50 by the
stewards yesterday for mistak-
ing the finish line in WedneS-
days first race. Hale was
aboard Arakan II, who fin
ished second to Etc. General,
beaten a length.
Hale pulled up Arakan II
when he reached the spot Of
the former finish line.
Officers of the Maryland
Writers Association were re-
elected at the groups annual
meeting. Returned to Office
were Bill Boniface, president;
Joe Kelly, vice president; Joe
Brocator, treasurer, and Lew
Atchison. secretary.
Dick O'Brien also was elected
to the association.
The thermometer neared so
degrees yesterday to the de-
light of 1874 fans and betting
totaled $863,361.
Evening star., 1959-11-20
Rider Admits Doping Horses
ToHeIp Detectives Killing

fence again and administered
Stimulants to Wonder Boy.
Despite their efforts, Wonder
Boy ran ninth in a field of IL.
II went to Otash's apart
ment, Zach said, land Otash
was mad as hell. He had a
whole stack of losing 500 tick
cts in front of him.
HE told me: I think I'd
rather do business at the Cali
ente track"
Zach said Wednesday Otash
advanced money on four occa-
sions to bribe jockeys at Cali
ente, across the border in Mex
leo, and on two occasions the
selected horses won.
AS he wound up his testi-
mony, Zach admitted he had
lied before the county grand
jury that indicted Otash. He
insisted he was telling the
truth at the trial.
Court sources said Zach told
the grand jury he borrowed
money from Otash and there
was no race fixing involved.
Evening star., 1959-11-20
lingo Planning to Live
InGenevo Permanently

PARIS, Nov. 20 P).-Inge-
mar Johansson, world heavy
weight boxing champion, said
today he plans to live perma-
nently in Geneva, Switzerland.
but declined to say whether he
would seek to obtain Swiss
citizenship.
Interviewed at Orly Airport
during a stopover on a flight to
Geneva, the husky young Swed-
ish boxer said that he already
had been a legal resident of
Geneva for three or four
months.
Evening star., 1959-11-20

He said he had an apartment
in Geneva, but refused to give
the address.
He would not detail his rea-
sons for taking up Swiss resi-
dency.
Switzerland is a nice coun-
try and Geneva a nice city," he
said briefly.
A photographer said he over
heard Johansson remark to a
fellow-passenger:
IT might become a Swiss citi-
zen later"
Asked if high Swedish taxes
were the reason for his decision
to take up residence in Switzer-
land, lingo smiled and replied: !:
IT don't think I want to talk
about taxes now. There are
taxes wherever you CO."
The Swedish champion was
obviously tired from a long
plane flight from the United
States which arrived in Paris
nearly three hours behind
schedule.
Before he broke off the in
terview lingo talked briefly
about the possibility of a fight
with Floyd Patterson, former
heavy champion, at Miami,
Fla. The Swede replied:
II want to fight the re-
match as soon as possible, but
l will not fight at Miami" He
did not say why.
Told that critics had praised
his debut as a TV actor in
Hemingway'S story THE Kill
ers" last night, the champion
frightened and grinned broadly
We'll, I am glad to hear they
enjoyed how I acted" he said
II enjoyed doing it."
Evening star., 1959-11-20
DaviisCuppers
Suffer Upset

SYDNEY. Australia, Nov. 20
(AP) .-Neale Fraser and Roy
Emerson, Australia's Wimble-
don, United States and Davis
Cup doubles champion, were
the victims Of a stunning ten
mis- upset today.
They were beaten by Bob
Howe and Bob Hewitt in a
grueling 3-hour match in the
New South Wales tournament,
6-4, 6-8, 10-8, As. 60,
The veteran Howe. playing
with Hewitt for only the Sec
Qnd time, was the DOMINATING
FACTOR. He ratified Fraser and
Emerson with superbly judged
lobS and accurate drives.
Evening star., 1959-11-20
Mario Bueno Team
Wins Tennis Grown

SYDNEY, Australia, Nov. 20
(AP) Maria Bueno of Brazil
and Christine Truman of Eng
land won the women's doubles
tennis championship in the
New South Wales tournament
today. They beat Mrs. Mary
Reitano and Miss Fay Muller
of New South Wales, 6-8,
60, GO.
Mimi Arnold of Redwood
City, Calf, and Martin Multi
gan won their quarter final
match in the mixed doubles
They defeated Jan Lehane anc
Ken Fletcher of New South
Wales, 2-6, Ga, Ga.
Evening star., 1959-11-20
Seven Changes Made
In Kuhurich Lineup

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. 20
(AP) "A Notre Dame lineup
with seven switches will open
against Iowa in tomorrow's
football game at Iowa City.
Coach Joe Kuharich named
Jim Crotty, who had been full
back, as right halfback. George
Izo will open at quarterback,
while five other changes in the
starting lineup involved sopho-
moreS.
Bob Bill will start at right
tackle; Nick Buoniconti at left
guard; Tom Hecomovich at
center; Gerry Gray at fullback,
and George Sefcik at left half.
Evening star., 1959-11-20
Fred Perry to Hold
Two Clinics Here

Fred Perry, former Wimble-
don and United States tennis
champion, will conduct two
clincs here tomorrow under the
auspices of the Tennis Patrons
Foundation.
At II am. Perry will be at
the Takoma courts, Third and
Van Buren streets, NV, while
at 2:30 pm. he will demonstrate
the finer points of the game at
the Edgemoor Tennis Club in
Bethesda, Md.