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Evening star., 1962-04-18
Films of More Than Routine Merit

"BREAKFAST AT TIFFANYS"-Audrey Hepburn scintiates
in a glossy and sophisticated romantic comedy.
"EXODUS"-OttO Preminger pOpuates Israel a film
noteworthy for its size than for its dramic depth.
GUNS OF NAVAR0NE"-GregOry Peck Anthony Quinn and
others in exciting World War ii adventure yarn.
ZONE, TWO, THREE"-Jmmy Cagney VS.. Communists in
Berlin in comic directed by Billy Wilder
THE OUTSIDERTOny Curtis in the moving story Of the
unhappy life of Ira Hayes, Indian hero of World War H.
TWO WOMEN"-SOphia LOrens Oscar performance
mother trying to bring daughter through World War H.
WHERE THE BOYS ARE"-FTOlicsome comedy about the
springtime intercollegiate mating in Florida.
THE WORLD OF SUZIE WONG"-ROmance in Hong Kong
in a tasteful movie improvement the stage play.
Evening star., 1962-04-18

UNCLE VANYA," a drama by
Anton Chekhoy. directed by Alan
Schneider, sets by John Raymond
Freluann. lighting by Leo Gsllen-
stein costumes designed by Mari
anna Elliott and executed by Sh.Zu.
AT the Arena stage.
The Cast
Marina, an old nurse Marie Carroll
Mlchsi. Ieovlch Astroff,
a doctor Ray Reinhardt
Ivan Petrovich VOinitsky
tUncle Vanyai David Hurst
Elena Andreeyna,
SerebrIakoffs wife Nan Martin
Sofia AleXanqrovna (Sonia),
Serebriakoffs daughter by
his first wife Melinda Dillon
Alexander Vladimirovltch
Serebriakoff, a retired
professor Kendall Clark
Ilya Illyich J. Robert Dietz
Maria Vasilievna VoinItskaya, mother
of Uncle Vanya Jean LeBouv:er
A Workman - Stephen Joyce
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THE PASSING SHOW
Old ChekhoV PeriIs
Turn Up at Arena
BY JAY CARMODY
n..ra c. II IT, 60.

something of tradition that each season Arena
Stage shall examine the weather Of the Russian soul
Toward this end. discreety greatest
also most eXactng Of Russa prerevouton paywrghts The
wiseSt choice among these Chekhov wisest"
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, 1962-12-21
GOVERNMENT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
DEPARTMENT. OF FINANCE
Charlotte. Amalie
St. Thomas, Virgin Islands
PUBLIC NOTICE NO. /

Government Insurance Fund for Workmens Compensation
The attention Of all employers affected by Work.
mems Compensation Insurance is invited to the fact
that Classification and Premium Rates for Workmen's
Compensation in effect for the Calendar Year 1862 I'M
der the Government Insurance Fund, shall continue and
remain in effect for the Calendar Year 1868.
Percy de Jongh
Custodian, Government Insurance Fund
3-6-l3-2O
, 1962-12-21
PUBLIC NOTICE NO. 2

The attention of all employers affected Dy the
Workmen's Compensation Ordinance is invited TO the
fact that the law requires Employer Report Tor the
purpose Of adjusting premiums paid for 1862, and Tor
determining premiums for 1868, to be filed with the
Commissions. Of Finance, not later than February 10,
1868.
Forms for submitting this report may be obtained
from the Office Of the Custodian, Government lnsur.
ance Fund, Department Of Finance.
Employers affected by the Workmen's Compensa-
ton Law are urged to file their reports as promptly as
possible after December 81, 1862 and in any event, not
later than February Is, 1868 which is the final date
liked by law,
Employers are requested to furnish complete mail
ing addresses on their reports SO as to facilitate mailing
A penalty Of $4,000 fine, or Imprisonment for not
more than six months, or both, is provided by law for
failure to file these reports within the time specified.
Percy de Jongh
Custodian, Government Insurance Fund
3-6-13-20
, 1962-12-21
NOTICE

The public is hereby notified that all persons
DESTROYS Of serving food or drink in the Booths at
he Christmas Festival Village must procure their
Food Handlers Certificate Cards. Said cards may
be obtained at the Charles HARDWOOD Memorial Hos
pital after taking a physical examination.
Bureau Of Environmental Sanitation
, 1962-12-21

Commissioner Kime1man
was in Boca Ration to attend
the first meeting Of the State
Liaison Officers Of the United
States Travel Services and the
22nd Annual Conference of the
National Association Of Travel
Organizations.
, 1962-12-21

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Top SehooIboys
Clash Tomorrow
In Track Meet

The top schoolboy trackmen
in the Interhigh League and
Catholic Leagues clash tomor-
row in the Junior Chamber of
Commerce meet at Coolidge
High School. The meet begins
at 1880 pm.
The top five finishers of each
event in the Catholic League
and Interhigh League champi-
onships have qualified for the
third annual meet. Eastern,
which ran way with the Inter-
high title, is favored to take
the team championship.
Among the top entries are
Dave Maloney of Gonzaga and
David Holmes of Anacostia in
the mile, Pat Pomphrey of
O'Connell and Tom Condition of
Cardoza in the hurdles and
Bobby Campbell of Aanacostia
in the quarter-mile.
The 100-yard dash is headed
by Jack Reilly of st. Johns,
Steve Virgins of Eastern and
Bob Evans of Bell. Tickets will
be available at the gate for 81.
High school students will be ad-
mitted for so cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-01
Terps Honor
Top Athletes

The University Of Maryland''
two top athletic awards last
night went to Trackman Guy
Harper and Buddy Beardmor<
of the lacrosse team.
Honored during the senior
class promenade at the Statler'
Hilton Hotel, Harper received
the Maryland Ring, given ir
memory of Charles L. Linhardt
to the home State student
judged the best athlete of the
year. Beardmore was awarded
the Sylvester Watch for gen.
eral excellence in athletics
given in honor of a former uni.
versity president, r. w. Sill.
vester.
Harper. a product of Park.
vile High School in Baltimore
County, excelled at distance.
from the quarter-mile up t,
five miles. Last Saturday h,
recorded a 4:09.6 mile run dur
ing the IC-4A championship
at Villanova. He also was on,
of the schools two outstanding
cross country competitors LAS
fall.
Beardmore also Is a Mary
land boy, from Severna Park
and recently wound up his col.
lege career as the highest.
scoring midfielder in university
history with rs goals and 81
assists for three seasons. He
will compete in the annual
North-South all-star game june
8 at Rutgers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-01
Neureus Defends
Hunter Title in
Blue Ridge Show

WILDWOOD, Va, June
(SpeciaD The Blue Ridge
Hunt Horse Show will be held
at Carter Hall here tomorrow
starting at 8 am. The two.
ring show grounds will be
filled with entrants in seven
divisions, competing for both
performance and breeding
championships.
Mrs. A. c. Randolph's Neare-
us will be back this year to
defend his open working hunter
championship, as will last
years reserve champion, Mr.
and Mrs. William Howland's
Kashmir Lad.
The junior hunter divisions
champion, Mrs. r. Toerge's
Foxy, will also be back to de-
fend against a large and well
qualified field.
The competition in the green
working hunter division will be
heavy and well diversified as
horses from both out Of State
and the area favorites have
been entered, with more post
entries expected.
Hunter and pony breeding
classes are scheduled and are
expected to be well filled when
the show opens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fouts'
Flatango and Mrs. Randolph's
Black Sweep lead the field in
the green conformation hunter
division, but are up against
some of the best horses in
the State.
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Dement, to Quit,
Father Reports

MILWAUKEE,, June / (AP)
-Outfielder Johnny Demerit, q
100000 bonus flop, has decided
to quit baseball rather than re-
turn to the minor leagues, il
was reported last night.
Demerit, signed as a junior
off the University of Wisconsin
campus by the Braves in 1857
was drafted by the Nets last
fall. He was sent to Syracuse
of the International League a
week ago.
John is retiring from base
ball." the players father, Sam
Demerit of nearby Port Wash
ington, said. He feels he has
gone as far as he can in base
ball and thinks it's better fol-
his family that he quit. He
plans to go back to school and
get his masters degree in physi-
cal education"
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Seven Polo Games
Set on Week End
At Six Locations

Seven polo games at six
locations are scheduled for
the Virginia Maryland Polo
Leagues indoor-outdoor arenas
and outdoor fields this week
end.
A double-header at the Po-
tomac Md Polo Club, between
the Belvoir and Potomac low
goal teams and the Doll Baby
and Potomac high-goal squads
Is scheduled at 8 tonight.
At Winchester, Va, the arena
malletmen will hold a low
goal match between Blue
Ridge and Goose Greek, while
another Goose Greek squad
takes on the high-goal players
at the clubs Warrenton home
arena.
Belvoir and Casanova meet
at Fort Belvoir Sunday at 3
pm. in an outdoor six-chuk-
ker game. At the same
hour, the Pennington and
Goose Creek outdoor players will
be in action at Casanova's home
field, Calverton, Va, while the
Potomac and Warrenton clubs
play outdoors at 8 pm. in
Warrenton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-01
Wilson, Phelps
Try Again for
lnterhiqh Title

Baseball coaches rarely like
rain, but yesterdays thunder
storm which postponed the In
terhigh League championship
game could have been a bless
ing in disguise.
Phelps and Wilson were on
the field practicing yesterday
when the rains came about 5
o'clock. drenching the George
town University field. But the
field drained beautifully this
morning and If the predicted
showers don't come the two d.
vision champions try again at
$3.50 pm.
The extra day gives the
coaches more flexibility in their
pitching choices. Both Bill
Richardson of Wilson and Biff
Carter Of Phelps went with
their aces Tuesday and it was
doubtful they could have
pitched again yesterday.
Now Kent Feddeman (7-0) of
Wilson, a 2-1 winner over Ana
costa, is likely to hook up with
Ed Cook (10-D of Phelps. Cook
spun a three-hit shut out
against Roosevelt Tuesday.
Other possibilities are Don Ma
son (4-D for Wilson and Har-
old Monroe GID for Phelps.
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Interfuith Duy
Set for June 26

The District Commissioners
today designated Tuesday, June
26, as Interfaith Day here. fea-
tured by the Senators-Athletics
game at D. C. Stadium.
Walter N. Tobriner, president
Of the board, and Commission
ers F. j. Clarke and John B.
Duncan issued the proclama-
ton following a meeting with
Interfaith Day officials.
The Interfaith Day baseball
game and luncheon are spon-
sored by the Knights of Colum-
bus, B'nai Birth, Almas Tenn
pie and Order of Ahepa. The
luncheon. at which four major
Interfaith awards will be pre-.
scented, is scheduled for 12::3(
pm, June Is, at the Shorehan
Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-01
FRANCONA ERROR
KILLS RECORD BID

BALTIMORE, June /
(AP).-An error by First
Baseman Tito Francona in
the fifth inning of last
nights 4-3 victory over the
Orioles ruined the Indians
chances of setting an
American League fielding
record.
The Indians had tied a
league mark by playing
nine straight errorleSs
games. But chances for No.
10 were killed when a
Rrounder to first popped
out of Francona's glove,
allowing Russ Snyder to
reach base safely. 1t was
Francona's first of two
miScues in the game.
The major league record
fok consecutive errorless
games is 81 set by Cincin-
natl in 1853.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-01
BY DICK OBRIEN
Star Staff Writer

Tug Boyd and Roy Riddick,
representing a pair Of North
Carolina stables; are in one of
the highest duels for driving
honors in the history of Rose
croft Raceway as the 24-night
meeting moves into the con-
Guiding week end.
Both are shooting at the
record Of 20 wins set in 1858
by Jimmy Arthur, but it is I'M
likely that either can break it
unless Owner-Driver Frank
Stafford defers to Boyd, his
employee substitute driver.
AS the meeting nears its
climax tonight with the $500
Governors Trot. Boyd is lead
ing Riddick in winning drives,
17-16.
Boyd has four drives and
Riddick three going into the
final two nights of racing, but
the key to the title is Stafford.
who may elect to turn over his
five scheduled drives to Boyd.
In that event, Boyd would
be a top-heavy favorite to win
the driving laurels.
The Governors Trot lists
seven top speedsters for COM
petition with Canadian-born
Joe O'Brien making his first
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TWIN DOUBLE PAYS s13,652
Boyd, Riddick Bottle
For Driver Honors

appearance at RoSecroft driv-
ing Safe Mission, winner Of
1000 last year.
Others in the field are Happy
Newport, Lullwater Frost, Sing
ing Diplomat, Lord Gordon
Secret Son and Paris Dean.
One person collected $13,-
652.6o last night in the twir
double payoff on the 5-4-4-S
combination. The collector
who registered his name on the
Internal Revenue form as Alvin
Carlton Davis, of District
Heights, Md, had only one
rival for the same amount ir
the twin pool. the holder Of
the No. / horse, Inez Watson
who finished fourth in the
ninth race.
The daily double of ST., rep
resented by Hernell Ross
($11.6O and American Eagle
($8.60), paid $34.20.
A crowd of 1924 wagerec
$258,46 on the nine-race pro-
gram.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-01
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star Staff Writer

The Redskins belatedly
learned today that Ohio States
Mike Ingram, one of their
prime draft choices, is in a
Columbus (Ohio) hospital in
traction because Of an undiag-
nosed back ailment.
At the same time Coach Bill
McPeak announced the signing
of two ends, Bill Whistler of
Iowa, this years 18th draft
choice, and Lee Curley, a free
agent from Rutgers unde-
feated 1861 squad. However,
the signings were not enough
to offset the gloom caused by
the news from Ohio.
X-Rays Cloudy
McPeak said he talked with
Coach Woody Hayes of OhiS
State today and that the exact
nature of Migrants trouble has
not been found. Speculation
here is that it could be a
slipped disc or a pinched nerve,
either of which would hamper,
If not end, the 22-year-old
youngsters football career.
Hayes told McPeak the 5-10,
220-pound Ingram was walking
around the campus when his
back began to trouble him. Be-
lieving it to be nothing more
than a pulled muscle, Ingram
decided to run it out. When
it became worse he was sent
to the hospital. X-rays taken
yesterday were cloudy and will
have to be repeated.
Ingram was a "redShirt" last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-01
Dual Streak
Finally Ends

DuVal High Schools base
ball winning streak has ended
after Is straight victories, but
the Prince Georges County
school still Is in command in
the county standings.
High Point yesterday knocked
off DuVal, Az, at Duval in a
game shortened to six innings
because Of rain. James CaruSo's
two-run triple in the fifth
inning was the big blow for
High Point.
DuVal leads the Prince
Georges League with a AL
mark while High Point is sec
ond with a 1872 log. DuVal can
wrap UP the title by beating
Surrattsville Monday.
Sonny Novak picked up the
victory yesterday for High Point
although he weakened in the
sixth. Gill Borradaile tripled in
one run and scored on a
ground out for DuVal before
Novak closed the door.
HIGH I, POINT ----- S Sdo o GAG 9 {:
Novak and Reavis; Chipouras, Club
| (5), Marrow (6) and Provencal.
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Test Explosions
Planned in Buy

The Baltimore Army Engi-
neers District is warning boat
men that underwater test ex-
plosions will take place during
June off the Eastern Shore op-
posite the mouth of the Patux-
ent River.
Vessels to be used in the OPP
erationS will be anchored in
the area. Black crown buoys
will mark anchor locations and
at night mooring lights will be
displayed.
During explosion operations,
a warning patrol will be MAIN
tanned and a red flag displayed
on a barge anchored in the
area. Vessles are asked not to
approach within a half mile of
she nonred yss.Nls
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eImont
Eust Adds Three

BUFFALO, N. Y, June l
(AP). = Glenn Glass, former
star tailback for the University
of Tennessee, has signed to play
with the East in the ALL
America football bowl game
here June %, it was announced
today. Offensive End Charles
Bryant of Ohio State and Gen.
ter Linebacker Bill Saul of Penn
State, have also been added to
the East squad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-01
Deacons Face
Florida Nine
After Victory

GASTONIA, N. c., June
AP.-Wake Forest and Flor
ida. winners in yesterdays first
round games Of the NCAA Dis
trict 3 baseball tournament,
meet here tonight.
An earlier game matches first
round losers West Virginia and
Florida State. Two losses elm
mate a team.
The final game of the night
matches the winner of the West
Virginia Florida State game
and the loser of the second
game. The three-game slate was
set up when last nights two
scheduled games were rained
out.
Florida Lefty C. w. Price and
FSU's Larry Hawkins hooked up
in a pitching duel yesterday,
each allowing only four hits.
A walk and a triple by Tom
Moore gave the Gators a 10
victory.
A four-run seventh inning
splurge, spanked by a relief
pitcher with a Ill batting aver
age and a catcher hitting .255,
gave Wake Forest an 80 deci-
sion over the Mountaineers.
A single by Pat williams,
Deacon catcher, and a double
by reliever Bob Biddix. started
the rally and sent West Vir-
ginia's Tom Shafer down to his
second loss Of the year. He's
won nine.
Shafer gave up four hits and
seven runs in 61s innings. The
victory went to Biddix, now
So for the season. He relieved
Bob Muller, who gave up six
hits and there runs in six in
nings. Biddix allowed two hits
over the last three innings.
The Deacons' first three runs
came in the fourth inning
without a hit when Shafer
walked three batters and was
charged with two wild pitches.
An error also figured in the
scoring.
Two of West Virginia's three
runs came on a homer by Rod
Thorn. basketball star, with a
man on base.
Florida's run was scored when
AL Lopez. jr.. son Of the White
Sox manager, drew a walk, and
scored on Moore's triple.
The Seminoles loaded the
bases with two out in the sec
ond, but couldn't score. They
threatened again in the ninth
when two men reached base, but
again Price put out the fire.
Price now has a 7-3 record,
and Hawkins is 3-3.
WEST VA. 900 1O2 600 s 2
WAKE FOR. 900 400 AXIS 1
Saunders. shafer and Stone; Muller.
Biddix and Williams.
FLORIDA 100 900 O00-1 Q
FLA. STATE 900 900 000-0 i /
Price and Schenihoff; Hawkins,
Davis and Teagle.
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lOth-sI 400; Ayr. and up; cling
Powerbout Races
Called OFF in Detroit

DETROIT, June (AP).-
The sponsors Of the only two
major powerboat races sched-
uled for the Detroit River can
celed both races yesterday.
1--WE cannot possibly raise the
$4,000 which is necessary to
stage the race and furnish the
prizes" said John Carter. De.
troit international Regatts
Association regatta chairman.
The association had scheduled
both races as part Of a joint
regatta for August 1926. The
races were the Detroit Memoria.
and the Silver Cup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-01

Cicada, hailed by many
horsemen as the best filly in
recent years, bids for addi-
tional laurels in the richest
stake on tomorrow's thorough
bred racing program.
The star of Christopher T
Chenery's Meadow Stable goes
in the $75,000-added Mother
Two SIS, 000-added events
eighth on the second day OF
Belmont Parks 26-day spring
meeting. She'll be the short
priced favorite in a field of six
or seven.
Two $20,000-added events
the Hollywood Express Handi-
cap at Hollywood Park and the
Clang Handicap at Washington
Park-the $20,000-added Polly
Drummond at Delaware Park,
the 5.000-added Oceanport
Cap at Monmouth Park, and
the $15,000-added Bayard
Tuckerman, Jr., Handicap at
Suffolk Downs round out the
national feature card,
Cicada, victorious in five of
her seven starts this year after
winning the 2-year-old filly
championship in 1861, already
has one leg on New York's
Triple Crown series for Swear
old fillies. She won the Acorn
at a mile May 10 by Ia lengths.
The $100.000-added Coaching
Club American Oaks at a mile
and a quarter June % COM
pletes the series.
The daughter Of Bryan @.
lost two Florida races to
Smashing Gail, an older mare,
and Ridan, q top colt. But she
romped to victory in her last
three starts, taking the Ken
lucky Oaks Prep and the Oaks
at Churchill Downs before
scoring in the Acorn.
James Cox Brady's Upswept,
who came from far back to
finish third in the Acorn,
stacks up as Cicada's most Sc
rious rival tomorrow. Other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-01
Redskins Face Loss
Of Regarded Droftee

year when the Redskins made
him their goth and last choice.
He was expected to be tried at
the defensive middle lineback-
ing spot as well as at offensive
guard. Ingram was injured in
Ohio States second game last
season, but apparently missed
no playing time. The ailing
back has forced him to with
draw from the All-America
game at Buffalo next month.
Rated Fine Blocker
Whistler caught eight passes
for 244 yards but no touch
downs for Iowa last year and
was rated a superb" blocker
Standing 60 and weighing 227
he was a Hawkeye regular for
three years.
Although so near-sighted he
wears contact lenses on the
field, Whistler caught eight
passes in one game-only one
short of Nine Kinnick's all
time school record. He halls
from Yankton, S. OAK, where
he was an All-State high school
quarterback.
Curley. a 6-3, 198-pounder,
was sort of a bonus" for the
Washington club. Thought to
be a junior with another year
of sports eligibility. he was
passed over in the pro draft
this year. But a recheck
showed this was wrong and
that he would be ineligible for
college football next autumn.
A native Of Bridgeton, N. j.,
he caught Is passes for six
Souehdowns lases :'esr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-01

cap, the favorite under top
weight Of 124 pounds. Dance
Lesson (116) and Attilla the
Hun OLD are top contenders
T. v. Lark is eligible for the
Is furlongs Of the Clang but
since he ran at Chicago
Wednesday. Mrs. Mary Hunt
er's Bluescope is expected to
be the starting lightweight un-
der 126 pounds. Other promi-
nent contenders In the field Of
six include Editorialist u19)
and interviewer (116).