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AUCTION SALES

THE
STANLEY
GALLERIES
appraisers auctioneers
will sell at
PUBLIC AUCTION
for
Washington's famous old
jewelry firm, A. Kahn,
Inc, now retired.
"Show cases, wall cases
Suitable for gun racks),
"a in all, tables, safe, file
cases, desks, typewriter,
adding machines, water
cooler, cash registers and
other office equipment"
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Terms: Cash, immediate
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TURCO 4 BOWLEs, Attorneys
2I7 Southern Building

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
TOR the District OF Columbia,
Holding Q Probate Court:-Estate
Of NICHOLAS x; kYREAkOU.
istration Docket 225.--Applica-
ton having been made herein for
probate Of the last will and tes-
lament of said deceased, and for
letters Of administration, c. {. p,
on said estate. BY TRESA M.
KYREAKOU. 1t is ordered this
2Sth day Of June, A. D. 1858,
that Vaceleky Arapaky, Hara-
lampos s.. Theodorou. Fotini
Marini, Agelike Papapetrou,
Georgia Papanastasiou and ali
others concerned, appear in said
Court on Monday, the 9TH day Of
August, a, D, 1858. at 1000
such application should not be
granted. Let notice hereof be
published in the Washington
Law Reporter" and THE Eve
ming Star" once in each Of three
successive weeks before the re-
turn day herein mentioned, the
first publication to be not less
than thirty days before said re-
turn day. witness, the Honorable
MATTHEW F, MCGUIRE, Chief
judge Of said Court. this 2Sth
day Of June, A. D. 1868. (Seal0
Attest: ARTHUR P. SMITH, Dep
uty Register Of Wills for the Dis
trict Of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court. iVl,8l5
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THOs. J. OWEN . SON
AuctiOneers, I1I1 z st. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
TANNING SIX ROOMS AND BATH
BEING KNOWN AS PREMISES
No; Isl TWELFTH STREET
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. 10421,
Folio IS ct sea-, Of the land rec
ST ns St The p TssSe 81 Sf SSSlu% Ds4S
secured thereby, the undersigned
tion in front Of the premises, on
TUESDAY. THE SECOND DAY OF
JULY AID. 1888. AT ONE
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM, the fol-
lowing-described land and prem
ises, situate in the District Of Co.
lumbia, and designated as and
being Lot rs IN Corson's subdiyi-
sion in Square 995. as per plat
recorded In the Office Of the Sur
yeyor for the District Of Columbia
in Liber b5 at Folio 126. Subject
TO right-of-way and easements Of
record.
TERMS: Sold subject to a prior
building association deed Of trust
for approximately 81, 674.1S as
Of May. 81, 1868, further partic-
Sart t 81 which n .a E t ss pS2cSsss
price above said trust to be paid
in cash. A deposit Of $1,000 re-
quired. Conveyancing, recording.
transfer taxes, etc, at purchasers
cost. Adjustments made as Of date
OF sale, Terms to be compiled
with within thirty days. otherwise
deposit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resoid at
the discretion OF the trustees.
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Bankruptcy Sale
Modern Metal Office
FURNITURE-MACH
FILING DEVIcES-COPIER
GROIN ScALE-TOOLS
Vibrator Feeder-Counter
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
at WESCHLER'S
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Washington, d. C.
TU ESDAY
JULY 8, 1868, II AM, EDIT
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ADAM A. wEsCMER q SON. AuctOnssrs- Appraisers
ATTRACTIVE ESTATE AND STORAGE SALE
ANTIQUE FURNITURE, PoRcuAINs CRYSTAL PAINTINGS
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be Of four or more letters. Q. Words
addition Of IS" such as bats. 4" "cAts." /"
are not used 3. Only one form OF a
word Is used. 4. Proper names are
not used.
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An,u.r IA nWEIIERa

dele, dell, deer drew, dwells. well
welders. were, elders, else ewsrs. leer
reweld,. Seel, seed, seller. seer. sewer
sere, slew. sled. swell.
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Surface
FavOrs U. 5. in
Wiuhtn1anCup

CLEVELAND, Aug. 9 (AP).
The British and American
women who play In the Wight
man Cup tennis matches to-
morrow and Sunday appear
fairly evenly matched. But the
clay courts at the Cleveland
Skating Club make the host
team a slight favorite.
The Britons never have
played on such q surface. ~
1T seems when we play over
here" Mrs. Bea Walter, the
British captain said, I'VE play
on "A surface that Is quite
strange to US. In England, we
always play the matches on
grass, and this means that
neither team is at an advant-
age"
The captains Of both teams
- Mrs. Walters American
counterpart is Mrs. Margaret
duPont-said they were pleased
with yesterdays draw, which
pitted the No. / players against
each other in the first match.
Darlene Hard Of Los Angeles.
rated third in the world, will
play Ann Hayden Jones.
The second match tomorrow
features the No. 2-ranked play
ers on both teams--Billie Jean
Moffitt Of Long Beach, Calf,
and tall Christine Truman.
Tomorrow's action winds up
with a doubles match pairing
Misses Hard and Moffitt
against Mrs. Jones and Miss
Truman.
Sunday, Nancy Richey of
Dallas opposes Britain's Del
DIRE Gait In the first match.
Following that, Miss Hard
meets Miss Truman and Miss
Moffitt battles Mrs. Jones.
Rounding out the tourney is
q doubles match with Miss
Richey and Donna Floyd FaleS
Of New York and Arlington,
Va, against Miss Gait and
Elizabeth Starkie.
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Club tell it. this is not the
case.
After Craig Breedlove aver
aged 407 AS miles per hour early
Monday on the salt flats at
Bonneville, Utah, the RAG con-
tended that the former hot
rodder from Los Angeles merely
broke the record for motor
cycles.
Breedlove's machine is a
three-wheeled contraption re-
sembling an F-104 jet fighter
with its wings sawed off. 1t is
powered by a modified J-47 jet
engine with no direct power
transmission to the wheels.
The RAG, which governs auto
racing In Britain, apparently
considers any three-wheeled
vehicle q motorcycle, because
cycle racing in Europe very
often is performed by ma
chimes carrying two persons,
the second riding in an out
rigger sidecar over a third
wheel.
The RAG also maintains that
to surpass Briton John Cobb's
l947 record of 394.196 m.p.h.,
the record breaker must pilot
a car with direct drive to at
least two Of its wheels.
So, Breedlove may claim the
world land speed record but
not for automobiles, the RAG
says. But what about Charles
Stapp's speed Of 632 m.p.h. in
an Air Force rocket sled? That
was done on land, at the White
Sands IN. M missile range,
December 10, 1854.
Col. Stapp, guinea pig in ex-
periments with forces Of violent
acceleration and declaration,
merely sat in the sled and held
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Coast Girls Stort Bid
For Sixth Swim Title

More than 100 girls from ali
over the country have gathered
here for the annual Women's
Senior National AAU outdoor
synchronized swimming cham
pionships which began today
at the Silver Spring YMCA
pool.
Girls from IL to 20 repre-
senting 81 clubs will be COM
peting for three days for the
national championship. Sum-
days finals will be televised
nationally by ABC's Wide
World Of Sports for future
showingS.
The San Francisco Merion-
cites, five-time national cham
pions, have brought q team of
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eight girls here to defend the
title they won last year. The
California team also breezed to
the national indoor champion
ship at Houston last April.
The preliminaries in solo and
duet competition were held to-
day while the team events, In
which each squad uses all eight
members, will begin at 8 am.
tomorrow. In the afternoon the
individual stunt competition
also will be held.
The finals in the duet, solo
and team competition starts
at pm. Sunday. The top seven
point-getters in these events
will meet in an effort to collect
more points for the teams.
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Cords Drop Three

LAKE FOREST. ILL.,. Aug. Q
(AP).-The st. Louis Cardinal,
reduced their squad by three
yesterday by releasing End
Brian Boulac of Notre DAME
and Defensive Backs Doug Hart
OF Arlington State and Larry
Laster Of Auburn. All three are
rockies.
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on. He didn't actually drive
his vehicle. Is he entitled to
any mention In the record
books?
Stay tuned for further de-
velopmentS.
Turning to the subject Of
much slower-but vastly more
interesting - competition, you
may have heard by now that
Ford's participation in the
Marlboro IL" will become real
lity. Entries had not been re-
ceived at this writing, but a
pair of Falcon Spirits pre-
pared by the famed Holman g.
Moody garage in Charlotte.
N. c., certainly will be here for
l2-hour sedan race q week
from Sunday at Marlboro.
Lugie Lesovsky, plant man.
ager for Holman & Moody, said
yesterday the Falcons will be
identical to those which won
their class in the Monte Carlo
rally early this year. But every
part must be removed and
tested and both cars rebuilt
before starting the trip to
Marlboro. and the work so far
has not begun.
About q dozen entries have
been received for the starting
field Of 35 cars. Included are
an English Ford Consul Cortina
CT. two Corvair Spyders, two
1928 model Volvos, three Saabs
and an Austin Cooper CT. Dick
Thompson and Duncan Black
will co-drive the Austin. Chris
Custer will be in one Of the
Saabs. And Gene Hobbs and
Pete van der Vate will share q
Volvo.
The schedule this week end:
TONIGHT
Old pc@inion spssdwsy-DraG rae
Williams Grove, Pa.-Modified stock
cars, double points, $50.
TOMORROW
Old Dominion---NAsCAR modified
and Sportsman stocks, three 3b-lap
Aauaseo spesdway-prAs racing. 4
Westport Stadium. Baitimore-Modi-
fled and sportsman stocks, $50 pm.
SeltnSgrove, Pa.-Modified and semi
late model stocks. 8 pm.
SUNDAY
Aauasco-DrAG racing. 10 am.
Vista acknowledgements 2 pm.
Marlboro--0o-kartk, noon,
Williams Grove-URC sprint cars,
Niiwaukss. wG.-usAc stock ears.
Weavsfyils. N c.-NAscAR Grand
National, $50 miles.
Connellsville, PI.-sccA sports cars.
divisional event.
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Giants Name Stroud
Offensive Cuptoin

FAIRFIELD, Conn, Aug. 9
(AP).-Jack Stroud, veteran
tackle of the New York Giants,
was named offensive captain Of
the team yesterday.
Stroud succeeds Ray Wiete-
cha, who retired and became an
assistant coach with the Los
Angeles Rams.
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HoviIond Helps tumble
MA Pro Golf Picture

stead of three men dominating
the pro-amateur tournaments,
they've turned into free-for-
alls, with different names lead
ing each of the last eight
events.
3 Under Par
Paul Haviland Of the Mary
land Golf and Country Club
won the pro-member at Hillen-
dale yesterday. becoming the
10th first-place finisher in the
last eight tournaments. Two Of
them ended in ties.
Haviland shot 3-under par
S5-S4-6o Over the 6,90O-yard.
par-36-36-72 course to beat
Jimmy Clark of Argyle and
Don Young, the new Tantallon
pro, by 2 strokes. Clark and
Young shot II.
Bill Deck Of Belair, Paul
Mosca Of Indian Spring, Walter
Romans Of the Baltimore
Country Club, George Pigott of
Andrews Air Force Base, Frank
Abood Of Argyle and Bill
Bassler Of Rolling Road
matched par "a.
This was the first victory of
the season for Haviland.
Old Story
The Middle Atlantic Pea
now has staged IL pro-ama-
teurs, and Haviland's 80 was
in keeping with IL Of the
others. Scores under 10 have
won all but the Bethesda pro-
amateur. which Bassler won
with par 10.
But 1t was Bill Bassler who
outshone his older brother yes
terday. Besides getting q share
OF the pro-sweepstakes purse,
Bill, with Bill Hunt, Tom Irwin
and DR.. Joe Cameron, turned
In q best-ball-of- foursomes
score Of SO to edge three other
teams tied at 81.
Dick Irwin led the amateur
gross division with "a, while
Larry Martin, with 79.13-eO,
and Leo Bredarioi, with S2.23-
So, tied for low amateur net.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-09
BY ROBERT SOMMERS
Star Staff Writer

PHOENIX. Nd, Aug. s.-For
a while it looked as II the
Middle Atlantic PGA season
would be a three-man battle
among Clare Emery Of the
Washington Golf & Country
Club, Dave Collingwood Of
Bethesda and Lou Graham Of
Fort Mesde.
But things haven't been
going that way recently. In
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Major Leaders
sIThsARSSc tsad Frs

AMEhhNAN LEHOOE
Boston. .SS3; Kallne, Detroit, .3I5;
Rollins. Minnesota, .3lJ, Pearson.
Los Ansslss. $685. wagner, Los
n,HtNnsE elssii ;sg4' Minnesota. u; k.bDs
Detroit. 70; fresh, New Sork' 30;
Yastrsemsssi. Boston. "a; olavito.
RUS isr0 SisAf4kp N-k.lin,. Detroit.
Angeies, 20; Allison, Minnesota. e6;
Battey, Minnesota, 81.
HITs-Yastrzemski, Boston, 1873; Ka-
line. Detroit 1895 Pearson. Los
4f as; Malone zone Boston! is Ss Angeles
D0UBLEs--Yastrzemski Boston. 80;
Minnesota, 25j Lumpe Kansas City,
-; .AL AVIS, Cleveland and Torres
rR hfi npsIssi Minnesota, IL;
ksn sSHi cIsy., 's B seven tiSa Wiz 5o J.
HOME hTMskIlI.Srsv M Min ssssI,
Boston. "a; WaEnsr, Los Angeles,
and Howard, New York. %
STOLEN BAsEs--Aparicio, Baltimore.
"a; Hinton. washinston; 10; wood.
City, ano Pearson, Los Angeles, ~.
PITCHING 90 decisionsl : Radatz,
Boston, i2-4. $50; .PiSarro. Chicago,
Ford, New York, 1888, .727: Down.
inE. New York. s-3. .727.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING C25O at-bats)--oroat. st.
Louis. .34l. Clemente, PittAburgh
,333; oonEaleE, Philadelphia and T
DAVIS. Lo. Angeles. .32ii Aaron. NIL
RUNs&Aaron' Milwaukee, 81; Mays.
San Francisco. and Flood 81. Louis
RuSs BRTTED N--Aaron. Miiwau.
kee. 20; White bt. Louis, 30; eanto
chieaEe, 81 Mccovsy San Fran
HfsoToit. SG q, Louis si Lp w. n PSin.on
cincinnsti. AS Aaron, MilwsaEss
and White 81. Louis, 1875 Flood. 81
DoSSSSSEiEsgoro.t o. Louis. 49, Pin.
s SR si "Wnlismos Op csissso pni vs.
Flood. st. Louis, 20 =.
brock and Williams. cSieaso csi.
lison. oonzaleH and Taylor, Phila.
dslphia's and otoat, Javier anc
HoMhEl' s' R 9f sEoyMl.: San Fran.
cisco. a3i Aaron. Milwaukee, 81
Mays. San Francisco, 2S; Santo
CHICAGO and cepsda, San Francisco
sToLEN BAsEs--Pinscn, Cincinnati
25 Robinson, Cincinnati, and wills
Los Aneeleb, "a: Aaron, Milwaukee
-: Brock ChieAgo, and W. Davis
PITCHING 40 decisions, :. r,rrsno.
~. Los h.n,sslsfs l.2, sac; k9uisx
finss slsSnsSh. li.$, ng M MsHssI
san Francisco. l7-b. .773.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-09
NeWzeaIander
Extends Dell
In MA Tennis

BALTIMORE, Aug. 9 (AP)-
A steady New Zealander made
the going rough for second
seeded Donald Dell yesterday
before the American advanced
to the quarter-finals of the
Middle Atlantic grass courts
tennis championship.
John Mcdonald, 81, a former
New Zealand player who is
now a car salesman in London,
forced Dell of Bethesda. Md,
into errors.
Dell appeared ratified at the
outset by the composure Of the
New zealander but came back
to win, 3--.6, 6-3, Ga.
Marathon to Werksman
Dell wasn't the only ranking
player who got into trouble on
the courts yesterday. Fourth
seeded Roger Werksman Of Los
Angeles had q tough three hour
battle with Cliff Buchholz of
st. Louis.
Werksman, the Nations l4th
ranking amateur, outlasted the
determined Buchholz In q
match that didn't appear to
be ending until the Trinity Uni
versity performer lost his serve
In the fifth game Of the last
set. Werksman won 80,
liz, Ga.
Top-seeded Frank Froehling
of Coral Gables, Fla, turned
back Graham Primrose of Jack
son, Miss, 90, 7-5. to gain q
semifinal spot against Andy.
Lloyd Of Shreveport, La.
Barnes Moves Up
The top-seeded foreign
player, Ronnie Barnes Of
Brazil. beat Andre Donnadieu
Of Mexico City, 6-3, ga. Ian |
Crookenden Of New Zealand,
second-seeded among foreign
players, beat Bill Wright of
Cheyenne, Wyo, S-6, So.
In other matches, Larry
Of Los Angeles defeated
Butch Newman of San Antonio,
Tex, 6-3, 60, and Clark
Graebner Of Shaker Heights,
Ohio, topped Ronnie Fisher Of
Houston, Texr 60. Go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-09
Fight Results

BY The Associated Press
MIAAu.-Tony Mammeralli. 1914,
PiI.soureh, stopped Sandy Seabrook,
1874, jacksonville. Fla. "a.
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PIT Stops
He Was Fastest
But in What?
By DICK sLAY

1t has always been the impression Of this that the
who drove vehicle faster than anyone else entitled
the world land speed record AS in boxngs heavyweight
division pursuers racings fastest record
numbered limitations the Royal Automobile
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-09
Wesk-End Sports
On TE-RHGO
TeIevision
-~--

Ielevision
TODAY
Baseball
Baltimore vs.. Washington
WBAL-1l, 8 pm.
TOMORROW
Boxing
Emile Griffith VS.. Holly
Minis, middleweiehtS, WMAL-
Z, 10 pm.
Bowling
Bowler's Choice, WNAAL-7,
4 pm.
Swimming
Mems National AAU SWIM
ming and diving champion
ships, WMAL-7. 5 pm.
SUNDAY
Baseball
Baltimore vs.. Washington,
WBAL-11, 2 pm.
Bowling
Cham pionship Bowling,
WMAL-7, noon.
Bowling Teens, WMAL-7,
/ pm.
Radio
TODAY
Baseball
Washington VS.. Baltimore,
WTOP-1600, 8 pm.
Horse Racing
Feature race from Laurel,
WOL-1460, 5:45 pm.
TOMORROW
Baseball
Washington vs.. Baltimore,
NTOP-1500. 6 pm.
Horse Racing
Feature race from Laurel,
VOL-1450, 5:46 pm.
SUNDAY
Baseball
WASHINGTON VS.. Baltimore,
VTOP-1500, 2 pm.
Milford chronicle., 1963-04-19
LEWEs

A request to study the pos
sibility of fluoridizing the towns
water were favorably received by
the Board of Public Works.
DR.. Roger Murray, a local
physician, who was just elected
to the town board, was named to
investigate the possibility at the
request of the Lewes P.T.A.
Charles Morris, P.T.A. presi-
dent, told the board his group
acted after learning the results
Of nuroidation In Selbyville, New
ark, Wilmington, and at the Dover
Air Force Base.
DR.. Murray told the board he
would consult with dentists and
physicians and urged the board
to institute fluoridation In Lewes
II 1t has the authority to do so.
Results differentiation, he said,
have gone far beyond controversy
In the realm of preventing tooth
decay. His position was backed
by the top vote-getter in last
Saturdays balloting, Thomas M.
Hooker. Anybody with children
should definitely be for this,
Hooker said.
Bayard v. Coulter, reappoint-
ed general manager Of the board,
was named to investigate ways Of
nuoridation. He recently visited
Selbyville to look over its pro-
cess.
The board also learned that
survey Of municipal insurance
shows the town is $127 900 un-