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BARNES

EAST FALLS CHURCH-New ram
bier featuring 3 bedrms., ll2
baths, spacious living room, .
hreplaces, separate dining room.
modern electric kitchen with
breakfast area, and full daylight
basement Walk to elementary
school and new junior high school
now under construction. Priced
$500 under FHA appraisal. So, 90
cash down payment will handle.
Call DARWIN REALTY, INC, ia.
7-4353. JE. 4-0770, Ewes, KE,
ESTATE IN THE CITY-s-yeGT-
young brick Colonial with slate
roof, ofering 9 bedrooms (all
large). 1st-h. den. entrance hall,
formal din. rm. with French doors
to 20-ft screened porch: huge
all-elec. kit: finished rec, rm
and maids rm. in full bSmt:;
breexevay to 2-ear gar. Sb6,0 600.
with S45.000 bMss 1st trust avail
Shown by appointment.
r. w. BERENS, REALTORS
Psnn-Dsv 50. $4,000
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Yeonas Realty
CENTS

will buy this home for
only Sll,500 and $40, pl., per
mo. This home has approx. 1900
"a. II. Of real living enjoyment
which includes { bedrms., combi-
nation liv. din. rm., plus large
yard. Will sell for $3.50 down
Call now. 30. S-2s00.
Evening star., 1960-02-26

S16,750
All brick, 3 bedrooms, full base
ment, large corner lot in youns
community, natural birch cabinets
in kitchen, clean. Only 10Te cash
and balance at 51a% interest,
Sq2.I2 per mo. You can't AFFORD
to miss this bargain. Call ia
$4,000. ARLINGTON REALTY
co. 1900 Wilson blvd.
Evening star., 1960-02-26
HOUSES FoR SALIVA.

ALL bedrms., separate din.
yard. oE equipped kit. S22,500
OWNER. IA. 2-06S6, PA. 6-401s
ASSUME 4II% GI loan on this
lovely Colonial with 3 large bed
rooms, spacious living room sep
arate dining room, big kitchen
with loads OF table space. finished
recreation room, rugs and alu-
minum combination storm win
dows included In asking price Of
S1e.5O0. $1,000 cash down pay
ment. and move in. Conveniently
located within saiEsing distanss drs
elementary school Shown By DAR-
WIN REALTY, INC, ia. 1883,
JE. 4-0770. Ewes, KE. s.6266.
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B1ITo; WASH. PkwAY. : sTie,

R1LTO.-WAsH. PKwAY. Brick
and shinEle, 2-story home feat,
8 bedrms.. spac liv rm and mod.
Kit. with table Sp.; lge. lot. $50
IT deep; many extras. Assume
lge. Gt loan with $3.50 On :;
Co. REALTORS. AP. 7.7e00.
BELTSVTLLE-conv. to Plant in
eHs,s' eioSs rooms: a,ofiGf ini Ssms vit2 exit,
expandGble attic, flrepl.. land
scaped lot, trees. t05xl10 Excel,
value at Sl7.50O. z. c, HILLEY
& CO, REALTORS. AP. 7-7200.
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BILVEH DFNINU
SMALL ESTATE

LARGE. custom. built, modern brick
Cape Cod, features: Beautiful Sc
HoT-WATER HEAT: 1Tt-n. den or
bedrm.. l3x1S. with full bath;
AFepl.. sep. din. rnl., tiled bsnnt.,
Scar brick garage, 1mmaeulate
eond etc. Ewes. MI. scott JU.
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ANDREWS CENSUS AREG-4 bed.

Andrews CENSUS AREA bed
rms. 2Ia baths, . firepls,. rec. rm,,
sep. din. rm.. sarage; a-acre lot.
and many extras. Only S21 BOO.
Direct from owner MA. 2-0574:
ANDREWS AND BoLLING-3-b.r..
1a-bath brk. ramb.: bsmt.. gar;
cow. bus. schools. shopping CEN
ter; fenced back yard. Pay equity
and assume loan. RE. 6-3562.
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ALL-BRTCK semi-coionial; 8 bed
rms. (21xl7-ft. liv. rmO, table
space in kit, IN. rec. nm. with bar,
Ideal home for growing family.
Minimum cash, $3.50 down. FLA.
Approx mo payments 500, pays
all. Shop. and trsnsp. nearby. 81.
Bernard's Parish. BERENs SALES
Ap @-A6A6 'ti1 O
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Andrews Boiling Area
5-bedroom. 2-bath, bi-level
brick and frame, wall-to-
wall carpeting, finished rec
Teation room and screened
patio. Available June 81.
S2l,500. RE. 6-S35l.
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FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm., Q
bath brick rambler. 2 frepls., full
bsmt., carport. Beautiful corner
lot. S22,950. JE. 4-6962.
Evening star., 1960-02-26
PAIRFAx COUNTY
LYNCH BROS, INC.
REALTORS
SPRINGFIELD. VA.
FL. 4-70O0

FALLS CHURCH-on q large cor
ner lot, this large brick split-level
has attractive, fully equipped
kitchen; 8 large bedrooms, full
baths, lovely living room with
fireplace: separate, large dinins
room. Excellent area. Priced at
S2S.600 and terms can be ar
ranged.
TOWN q COUNTRY REALTY ,
Evening star., 1960-08-15
Indiana Boy Wins
Soap Box DERBY

AKRON. Ohio, Aug. is CAP.
For the fourth year in a row.
an Indiana boy has won the ALL
America Soap Box Derby.
This time. in the 23d running
at Derby Downs yesterday. it
was l1-year-old Frederick Lake
Of South Bend. The little 30
FOUNDER, making his first try,
won $4,000 college scholarship.
Last year. as in 1857, the win
ner was from Anderson, Ind,
and two years ago a Muncie,
Ind, boy took the top prize.
There were 168 of the stream
lined gravity racers in this
years contest, and more than
10000 persons witnessed the
event.
Second through fifth places
went in order to John West, IA,
Tacoma Wash: Eddie Cara,
Laredo, Tex; Radford Smith
III, Lynchburg. Va, and a
Canadian boy. Holger Huhn of
Mission City, B. C. Their prizes
are college scholarships ranging
from $4,000 to $1,000.
Evening star., 1960-08-15
Miss Hayes Tops
Repertory Cast
Going Overseas

NEW YORK, Aug. Is (AP.-
Helen Hayes will head an over
seas repertory company that
will perform three plays repre-
senting "the best achievements
Of the American theater."
Miss Hayes, first lady of the
American theater, has agreed
to act in two of the plays as
well as head the company, it
was announced yesterday.
The project is part of the
Presidents special international
program for cultural presen-
tation. The company will travel
under the joint auspices of the
State Department and the
American National Theater and
Academy.
The tour will cover about 80
weeks in Europe and Latin
America. Trial engagements in
Miami and Palm Beach, Fla.
will precede the trip abroad
next spring.
Evening star., 1960-08-15
THE
LYONS
DEN
BY LEONARD LYONS

NEW YORK.-The team of
Hecht a. Macarthur were re-
united last Monday night; that
is, Ben Hecht's daughter, Jenny,
teamed with Charlie Mac
Arthur's widow, Helen Hayes,
for a one weeks run in THE
Chalk Garden" at the Tappan
Zee Playhouse in Nyack, N. Y.
There is a strange incandes-
cence about these actresses
who light up as soon as they
reach a stage. And, like Joe Di-
Maggie, they give their all no
matter the playing field, New
York or the hinterlands.
Miss Hayes portrayal gives
new meaning and enjoyment to
Edith BagnOld's play-making
it bright. gay, modern comedy
instead of the grim melodrama
that was the original Broadway
version. She worked hard at it.
Who invented that line-'Weil
all have fun. it's only Nyack'?"
she said after the opening. Its
still the guillotine." But. she
added, to her it was better than
going to Vienna for a face lift
or to Switzerland for new
glands.
In a few months I'll be co."
said the star, eXaggerating, no
doubt, land it's marvellous to
know that I still can rehearse a
show in 10 days and make it
come of. 1t makes me feel
great. and little nervous"
Miss Hayes agreed to do this
one-week run in her neighbor-
hood theater because of the op-
portunity it afforded the l6-
year-old Jenny Hecht. "She has
imagination. a gift for make
believe, and understanding, y
said Miss Hayes. After Jenny's
last rehearsal in the role of
Laurel, Miss Hayes and the di-
rector threw her into the pool
Helen then. gave the youngster
a Mexican mu-mu to veal
while her clothes were drying.
Hecht & Macarthur they were
again, in this show with Frances
stern h a gen and Chandler
COwles, which. with changes
could be brought back to Broad.
way. Miss Hayes, incidentally
presented the mu-mu to Jenny
Hecht with a note: Just as NJ
one else ever should play Laure
after seeing you do it. so M
one else ever should wear THU
gown after seeing you in it."
Jerry Lewis has just taker
Evening star., 1960-08-15
Plane Falls on Farm
In Pennsylvania Die

FRANKLIN, Pa, Aug. Is
(AP).-A four scatter airplane
crashed and exploded on a
farm near this Northwestern
Pennsylvania town yesterday,
killing two Minneapolis men.
The victims were Abraham
H. Davis, "a, and Charles F.
Peckham. 81. Federal Aviation
Authority investigators said
Mr.. Davis was an official of the
United Trading Corp. and
owner Of the Davis Wastepaper
Co.. both Of Minneapolis.
Cause Of the crash was not
known. Authorities said it was
impossible to determine which
man was the pilot. The plane
was en- route from Minneapolis
to Teterboro, N. J.
Evening star., 1960-08-15

over the oath floor of the Para
mount Building as Offices for
his next film, Cinderella. "
Lewis started IN the basement
there, as a Paramount usher
l.. Jerry Book and Sheldon
Harnick, the songwriters for
"Fiorello!" flew to Hollywood
for the weekend just to play
for Frank Sinatra the songs
from their new show, Ten
derloin" Audrey Hepburn
will fly to New York october
3 to start filming Breakfast
at Tiffany's" here.
After Diana Wynyard com.
pleted her opening-night per-
formance as Lady Macbeth
she was visited by Peggy Ash
croft. Miss Wynyard started to
remove her makeup, trem-
bling bit after the challenging
performance. She turned to
her guest and asked, Peggy,
did you ever want to play Lady
Macbeth?" :. Yes" said Miss
Ashcroft, "for a minute"
Mort Sahl, impressed BY
Sinatra's Hollywood Rat Pack,
now travels around Hollywood
with three TV men and says
We're the Mouse Pack"
After James Michener'S fina,
performance in South Pa
cific." he visited every Other
member of the cast AND hac
each autograph the program
Leone's will open an Amer
ican Hospitality Center at Ca
priccio's in Rome. during the
Olympics for use by accredited
sports writer's. Free drinks
typewriters, etc.
Kermit BlOOmgarten, pro.
ducer of Music Man" anc
Toys in the Attic" was in
trigued by the line here about
David Merrick's dedication Il
the living theater. Merrick'I
illustration was that if he wer'
to see Marilyn Monroe anC
Arthur Miller he'd stare onl!
at the playwright "I'C
look at Marilyn." said Bloom
garten. but I'm producing
Miller's next play"
Evening star., 1960-08-15
Another. Strike Threat
Horosses British Ships

the Cunarder Queen Elizabeth
docks at Southampton from
New York tonight. If her crew
joins the strike. hundreds OF
American tourists will be
stranded.
Her sister ship, the Queen
Mary, already is Strike-bound.
So is the 25.000-ton Empress of
Britain. An Atlantic airlift is
underway to get their passen-
gers home.
The Queen Elizabeth landed
335 passengers from New York
today at Cherbourg, France, and
then continued to Southampton
with more than 1000 others.
The ships officers were opti-
mistic that she will sail for New
York again as scheduled Thurs
day. About 800 passengers are
booked for that voyage.
Among the passengers on the
Queen Elizabeth's trip eastward
was Sir Pierson Dixon, British
chief delegate to the United
Nations. who will shortly sue
coed Lord Gladwyn as British
ambassador to France.
Eighteen British seamen were
in trouble in Canada for SYM
pathy work stoppages. They
spent the night in jail at Mont
real after two freighters sailed
without them.
Twelve were members of the
crew of the Canadian Pacific
Steamships frelghter Beaver
dell. The others were part OF
the crew of the Westriver, a
British-owned vessel that op-
crates between Canadian and
American inland ports.
Evening star., 1960-08-15
HOLLYWOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
News From All Over

PARIS (NANA) Two weeks
in Venice can go very fast. and
here I am in Paris with news
from London. Hollywood, Rome
and-PariS of course And
Ireland, where Rod Steiger re-
ceived $4,000 for two and a
half weeks work in The Mark"
Over there they think of him as
a plump Barry Fitzgerald"
. Suzy Parker is dashing be-
tween London and Paris. In the
former city. Suzy has just COM
pleted. Circle of Deception"
with Brad DiIlman for goth
Century-Fox. And refusing to
pose for any photographs that
will adorn magazine covers.
Most stars willingly give five
years of their lives for this.
But Suzy is still under exclusive
contract to that fashion maga-
zine. Suzy looks forward to the
day when she can put her
modelling in the ashcan .
Actor Michael Wager, discuss
ing Madrid with Siobhan Nc
Kenna, 1T crinkleS with sex"
So that's the indefinable feel
ing in the air?
y
Princess Grace introduced an
American backyard custom to
the court in Monaco. She gave
a barbecue in the house in
the hills above her kingdom. to
some Of the aristocratic sub
jectS of Prince Rainier. 1t was
quite something to see the dow
ayers and dukes stuffing
themselves with hot dogs and
hamburgers.
Peter Sellars will make three
more pictures for goth Cen
tury-Fox following The Mil
lionairess," which gets a royal
premiere in October in London
Evening star., 1960-08-15

for the British Overseas Union.
goth has 81 pictures to be made
in Europe during the next few
months. learned here, and it
is too far to check, that the
Zeckendorf deal to turn part
of the goth Century back lot
into an apartment and shopping
center. has fallen through-al-
though Zeckendorf denied this
when questioned him some
months ago in New York.
Someone else has apparently
stepped in.
I'm not sure how Marfiyn
Monroe and Yves MOntand will
react to this, but in England,
frankie Vaughan's name is
above the title of Let's Make
Love" alongside Marilyn and
Montand. In the States he is
under the title. But in England
frankie is a bigger star and
better known than Frenchman
Yves.
\
Madame Montand - Oscar
winner SimOne Signoret. by the
way, will be starring with
Glenn Ford for Jimmy WOOlf
at Warmers in Hollywood, in
Jimmy's first production for
them, The Devil in Bucks
County" And I for one do not
believe there is any trouble in
the marriage of the Montands,
Rumor had him romancing a
certain blond charmer. Even
if he had been, I doubt whether
this would have broken up his
marriage with Simone. In mat
ters of this kind. the French
usually shrug, and murmur
Que voulez-vous?"
Bulletin from Hollywood. In
September, Bob Hope will tape
a TV show with Patti Page. 81
couldn't get James Garner be-
cause of his fight with War
ners. We will do a TV version
of OF Thee I Sing with Wall,
Cox or Buddy Hackett." On his
second show, Perry Como anc
Ginger Rogers.
Evening star., 1960-08-15

LONDON. Aug. Is (AP).-A
strike threat by stevedores to-
day added to the troubles of
British ports already harassed
by a wildcat seamen's walkout.
Stevedores in London and
Liverpool said they plan a to-
ken stoppage tomorrow and a
full-scale strike in three weeks
to back demands for more pay.
Union leaders and employ
ers conferred, but kept details
of their negotiations secret.
A critical stage in the week.
old seamen's strike comes when
Evening star., 1960-08-15
Prefer Dane Food

COPENHAGEN. - One hun
dred thirty countries, represent
ing every continent, import
Danish food. The United King
dom, the United Sattes, and
Venezuela. ir that order. are
the biggest customers. The
best-selling items are hams
and luncheon meats.
Evening star., 1960-08-15
MAN ARRESTED
FOR WALKING
INTO WINDOW

PHILADELPHIA (AP)-
Walter A. Gachett, 81. Of
Newark, N. j., was arrested
Yesterday on a malicious
mischief charge for walk
ing through an 18-by-l6-
foot plate glass window at
international Airport.
He was treated for head
cuts and a knee injury,
then held in $500 bail for
a hearing tomorrow.
Police said he had been
drinking.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-10-27

Miss Loretta Jordan, 1859 grad.
uate of Browning high school, has
enrolled in the School of Medi.
cal Technology in Denver, Colo.
A get acquainted coffee honor.
ing Mrs. William Pease and Miss
Genevieve Conger was held last
Thursday evening at the Howard
Johnson home. Dessert and cof-
fee were served by the hostesses,
Mrs. Irene Benjamin, Mrs. June
Callahan and Mrs. Roberta John
son.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-10-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Augustine Enders
are visiting In Missoula this week.
Les Smell, who was patient at
a Great Falls hospital recently,
spent a few days recuperating
with his wife and daughter in
MisSoula last week.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-10-27

Chuck Mendenhall was a Cut
Bank visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justice Sharp left
for Harlem Monday to attend the
funeral services of Mrs. Sharps
brother, John Turcotte, who died
Sunday.
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MIXED LEAGUE, Oct. n

High individual game: Hilary
GiIham-l83; High team game:
Woods Electric-64l; High indI-
yiduaI series: Milo Fields-5l6;
High team series: Yegen Cafe
1873: High individual average: NJ.
FieldS-l6q.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
CANADA CUP RESULTS

Ter. -557:-34-7r7,oa29s: 7r7,oa29s Ernie sOutherdsn,
aaso'aRgl sdE.aa.s ag.Hs%ars. SaS "a 4
FRANCE t44D-Jean earaiaIde, 7s-
755-7ss-SS$$5S; Francois saubaber' IL
~ ~JEcE EGYPT 44p Mohs%sd npss,, sa!d ss,g
COLOMBIA GAO = Alfonso Bohor.
auez,. 7S-77-73-22s; Miguel sala
swITzERLSNp s452)-Jacky Bon
vim 79o70co76-225; Otto schoepfer
DENMARK t45s)-Hennins Kristen
sen. 75-73.73-221; Carl Poulsen
HOLLAND t45s,-aerry de wit
74,69-73-2l6: Piet Witte. s1-S3-7e
PHILIPPINES t45s)-Ben Arda, II.
77.19-227; Larry Monies. 7s-77-77
PERU (46Ol-Eugenio Dunesat. 7e.
81 -7S-235: Alex Tibbles, 74-73-7S-
CHINA t46D-chen ching-Po. 7a.
7s.19-220: Hsieh Yuns-Ho, 7S-77-7i
CHILE C4s2) = Luciano calderon
16-1aa-79sm35@29; Enrique orellana' So
CENTRAL AFRICA C4s2) = Wall,
Hill, Si-77-76-234; James Parkin.
son, 73-17-7S-22S.
BRAZIL t462l-Jose Maria Coma.
lez. S3-7S-s3-244 Mario Gonzalez
14-70-74-2lS.
SWEDEN (465)-Ake Bergquist, rs.
75o75-225; Arne Werkell. S4-7s-7S-
GERMANY (469) - Hans Bessner
| l11-72-15-224 Kasper Marx, 1885.
77-245
PORTUGAL -Henriuue Paul
ino, S2-IS-S2-242: Fernando Pima
/ 1S-SS S1-9G.
Evening star., 1960-06-26

PORTMARNoCK, Ireland,
June Is (AP.-Team scores
after 81 holes in the Canada
Cup golf competition today
(Team totals in parentheses)
UNITED STATES (42D - Arnold
Palmer, 69-7l -75-215; Sam Snead'
7l-6S-67-206.
SOUTH AFRICA (4aD - Bobby
Locke, 72-72-69-213; Gary Player,
65-f5-7i-2i1.
AUSTRALIA (42s)-Kel Nagle, 76-
6S-73.-217; Peter Thomson 1859
ENGLAND (42s)-Bernard Hunt,
73-5S-70.2l6; Harry Weetman, 75'
scoTLAHD C43p-Eric Brown, 20.
72-7l-213; John Panton, 73-74-7l-
IRELAND C43D = Norman Drew
BEIGfudM (434,-Arthur de vulder
7S-755-775moo2@6; FlOry van DOnck' S.
WALES C43s)-Dal Rees, 7l.73,
53-217; Dave Thomas, 74-72-75-
ARGENTINA t4ss)-Fidel de Luca
10-7I-75Moo2l6; Leopoldo Ruiz, "A
CANADA C44D-Al Balding. 72-7O.
Jt-2l6; Stan Leonard. 74-74-77-
SPAIN (442)-Angel Miguel, 1871.
T2-222; Sebastian Miguel, 1870
ITALY (442l-Alfonso Anselini. 20.
74-71-215; Ovidio Bolognesi, 1918.
MEXICO C444-Jose Gonzalez, 76.
TS-15-2?g: Roberto de Vicenzo. T3'
TO-I-2t5
NAV ZEALAND C448)-Frank Buck.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
DOCTORING
YOUR GOLF
BY DIR. CARY MIDDLECoFF
PATIENTS COMPLAINT:

PATIENTS COMPLAINT:
"CroSswinds bafle me-"
DIAGNOSIS: Inexact aim
ing.
TREATMENT: When you
play a shot into a crosswind
you necessarily have to adjust
your aim to allow for the
amount the wind will change
the direction of the shot. This
is obvious, and no doubt under
stood by every golfer.
What is not always l.nder-
stood, however. is Low to &c
about adjusting the aim tC
allow for the crosswind. Ac.
cording to my observation, few
golfers ever really try to make
this adjustment exactly. They
make a very rough estimate oi
how much the wind will prob.
ably blow the ball to right OF
left-let it go at that.
The worst part about thi.
! indecisive aiming is that i
tends to make the player.
swing sloppy and indecisive.
First, the player should try
to estimate as exactly as he car
Evening star., 1960-06-26
CANADA CUP
Continued from Page c.,

CO1Ll0ueu from rage C"1
the crowd, half of a gallery Of
$4,000, was deathly still and
only the chirp of sand mar
tins and the waves of the sea
could be heard in the distance.
Palmer sank it and as the
ball dropped, he let his club fall
to the ground and he looked
into the sky as if to say, "at
last" 1t was his first birdie
since the second hole yester-
day.
Palmer took a bogey at the
short 18th, where he hooked
the ball into a small valley be-
side the green, but he got his
second birdie at the 18th,
where he put his pitch 6 feet
from the hole.
Il don't know what was the
matter, Palmer said discon-
'Solately later. when I found
I couldn't sink a putt, I lost
confidence in everything.
started talking to myself and
my whole game went to pieces. "
Snead's 81 was almo S
matched at 68 by England's s
Harry Weetman, whose team
was back in contention at 429.
Thomson and Locke, two four
time British Open champions,
each had SO. Van Donck had
his third straight steady round
"a 10.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
Dawson Reaches
French Golf Final

PARIS, June 25 (AP). -
Johnny Dawson. 57-year-old
Napa (Calif0 golfer who was
runner-up for the United States
Amateur title in 1947, reached
the finals of the French ANA
teur championship today. Daw-
son defeated Manu- De UrreSti
of France, 5 and 4, in the semi
finals at the Morfontaine course
In the 36-hole final tomor-
row, Dawson will play Henri
de Lamaze of France, who has
won the event 10 times, includ-
ing the past six in a row
Lamaze defeated Marius Bar
dana of France 2 and l.
In the quarter finals, Dawson
beat Martin Christmas, 20
year-old British player, 4 and
3. De Urresti defeated George
Iacono of South Portland, Me.
who is attached to the United
States Embassy in Paris, one
up on the Goth hole.
Bardana defeated E. l.
Brantly of Chattanooga, Tenn,
4 and 3, and Lamaze defeated
D. w. Frame of Britain, S
and 4.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
Darlene Hard, MocKoy
Advance at Wimbledon

Cheadle and Gem Hoahing of
Britain, 6-l, GO, and Miss
HoppS teamed with Karen
Hantze of San Diego to defeat
Mary Hunt and Lynne Hutch
ings of South Africa, Ga,
60, in a f1rst-round match.
MacKay and Ron Holmberg
Of Brooklyn. N. Y, defeated
Frost and Gaeton Koenig of
South Africa, 6-3, IS, GO,
in a second round match. In
mixed doubles, Gardnar Mulloy
Of Miami and Rita Bentley of
Britain eliminated John Hille-
brand of Australia and Jenni-
fer Trewby of Britain, Ga,
2-6, 6-1.
In another mixed doubles
match, Rod Laver of Australia
and Miss Hard ousted Lew
Gerard and Ruia Morrison,
New Zealand, 6-1, 61. In
mems doubles, Bouchholz and
Chuck Mckinley of st. Louis
won a second-round match
from Billy knight and Mike
Sangster Of Britain, Ga, Ga,
rs.