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Towards 18th homer, off Jim
O'Toole in the seventh inning,
brought Podres' record to 6-6.
In his last two starts, Podres
has allowed only seven hits and
one run, striking out 16 while
issuing only two walks. Against
the Reds Podres allowed singles
by Tommy Happier in the fourth
and Johnny Edwards in the
sixth and kept Cincinnati from
getting a runner to second base.
O"Toole, touched for six hits,
lost his third in a row and Is
1876.
Mcdaniel Wins
The Cubs won in the 18th
when Ernie Banks doubled,
took third on a wild pitch by
Johnny Klippstein and scored
on Andre Rodgers, sacrifice
fly. Ron Santo singled home
the tying run for Chicago after
the Phillies moved ahead, 81,
on Ruben Amaro's homer, the
first for the ITO hitter since
1861. Indy Mcdaniel, So was
the winner in relief of Larry
Jackson. Klippstein is ga.
Colts starter Bob Bruce, AS,
stroked two key hits and got
the victory over the Braves
with relief help from rookie
Jim Dickson. Bruce's double
triggered a two-run fifth in
ming that shot Houston into a
80 lead and his triple drove
in an insurance run in the
sixth. Gene divers two-run,
first-inning single accounted
for the Milwaukee runs. Bob
Sadowski, 0-3, was the loser.
Helds to two hits for seven
innings by Tracy Stallard, the =
Pirates used Roberto Clemen-
te's two-run homer in the
eighth to crack a IL tie and
send the Nets down to their
eighth straight defeat. Pitts
burgs collected only four hits,
with Dom Clendenon stroking
three in support of Don Card
well, So, who needed AL Nc
Beans relief to win it. Stall
lard is 3-6.
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u. S. Truckmen
Win in HeIsinki

HELSINKI, Finland, July G
(AP).-American touring track
athletes won three of the six
events on the final day Of the
two-day World Games here
yesterday.
Ron Morris, 1862 AAU cham
pion from Los Angeles, took the
pole vault at 1879, Jay Sylvester
of Trementon, Utah, won the
discus with a heave Of 1864,
and Willie Atterberry of Los
Angeles nosed out Helmut JAM
of Germany in the 400-meter
hurdles in 500.
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/ uureI

1st-zssoo; pace; ! mile. ooo
b sys Bye TS G,y,s SE'rl I0:60 SO go 90!
Do Bohemia, Danny Quick, Handy
Pan. Jean Carole. Time, 2:0S2s.
2d-ssOO: Trot; l mile.
Royal Tiara (H'bard) 400 SEQ 2.6C
Pleasant Girl tE; HObbs) $50 $50
Eva's star, cindy voIo, Bedford
Dutchess, Phillips Pride, HI Worthy.
l DAILY HbNoUtiBLE cs-s, PAID $3.50
3d-SS0O: pace; mile.
Charming Yankee (YOunE) 500 $40
Starlite Boy (Dennis) 4 80
Lady Be Quick, Edie Mission, Elwood
Tatum, Alton Jade. Time, 2:12.
4th-S1 200; Pace: l mile.
American Jim Hopel 1920 $50 $50
AdlOs MOrEan (Quinn) 500 $40
Quick Jimmie (El Long, ESQ
Mighty Surprise, Alton Guy, Ella
Direct, Legal Hanover. Time, 2:079s.
5th-S9OO; Pace; mile.
Gray'S Knight (Den's) 4.4O 500 $50
Shamrock Richards (Adkins) TAO $50
Jhue hanover tDl OlTUihmop o.hU
Saving Time. Pegasus, Reggy Scott,
Jolly Gent, Good T. Time, 2:l0.
6th---S1 500; Trot; 1 mile.
Rapid ScOtt (Myer) 400 $50 $40
Tommy Royal (Rrause) 100 4.S0
Tippy Stringer (Jamesl ESQ
Hernell Ann, Ruth stewrd, Perk
Wynwood, Harry Gallon. Time 2:079S.
7th-SS00: pace: / mile
r. Hide Jim (G'W'D 2O.6O $40 40
Edith X. Able (RiDDOnl $50 $40
Jimmy X. uineweaver) 800
Grattan Express, Reggie's Gene,
Newport Honor, Cheryl Ann, Keen's
Directata. Time, 2:0sS.
sth-SS00; pace; / mile.
Wilbee (Matthews1 1880 $40 400
Bertha's Captain (James) $40 800
Miss Holly Dee DeB'ry) 500
Pauler Grain, Lightning Gal, Npna's
Pride, Mystery Adios. Marilyn Marie.
TWfN DOUBLE u-7-4-2) PAID
sshG $sn a., PASS ss,, mile nj an s.o m
Chief e Ecrre e &Dsnnlsl 4.@O s.sS
Sandy 10 McHal Beach Head,
Scotts Iris. ids. Time. gig.
Scratched, Captain Jake.
Attendance, b,025. Handle, $780,
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Griffith to Fight
Minis in August

NEW YORK, July 6 (AP).-
Emile Griffith, the world well
terweight champion, will meet
Holly Minis of Washington,
D. c., in a 10-round non-title
fight at Saratoga, N. Y, Satur-
day, August 10, 1t was an
nounced yesterday.
The fight, which will cele-
brate the Tooth centennial of
the city, will be nationally tele-
vised.
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Veteran Golfers
Lead in Canada

TORONTO, July 6 (AP).-
Life really doesn't begin at 40
for professional golfers. but you
can't prove it in the saith Ca
madam Open championship.
The elderly brigade has taken
over and the instigator is Doug
Ford Of Yonkers, N. Y. who
brushes aside his 41st birthday
next month. Hard on his heels
are 41-year-old Jack Fleck of
Los Angeles and 48-year-old
Herman Keiser Of Barberton,
Ohio.
The amiable, fast-playing
Ford, who admitted he played
lousy and putted worse" in his
third round, heads into the
final 10 today with a 54-hole
total Of 2l0. That's 8 under
par over the wind-whipped sub
urban Scarboro course.
Two Shots Back
Two strokes behind are Keis-
er and Fleck. None of this
threesome contributed anything
spectacular in yesterdays third
round-Ford and Keiser each
posted 3-over-par 74s and Fleck
an even-par 71-but Of the 81
starters only six were able to
break par over the windy,
6,738-yard layout.
The three at the top said they
played a lousy game" They
opened the door for the younger
players to walk through and
put up a challenge for today's
final 10, but only two - 30
year-old Dan Keefe Of Way
land, Mass, and 32-year-old
Moe Norman Of Toronto -
could take advantage Of it and
move into serious contention
for the $4,000 top prize.
Fourth Place Tie
Keefe came In with a 2-under
SO to go with 71-73 rounds for
a 213 total, putting him in a
fourth-place tie with Norman,
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Aouu Lund Wins

Joe Mallon's last-inning
homer gave Aqua Land Park
a 80 victory over Holiday
Restaurant last night in the
Guy Mason Mems Double A
Softball League. In the night
cap, Hopkins Furniture blasted
Capitol A. c., 7-3.
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Junior Golfers
Decide Titles

Bethesda, Prince Georges and
Army Navy all rallied from a
half-point behind to win divi-
sion championships yesterday
in the Interclub Junior Golf
League.
Argyle and International also
captured division titles, gaining
places in the forthcoming Sec
tional playoffs. Division win
ners remaining to be deter
mined are in the Maryland
Central, which winds up with
a round-robin Monday at Con-
gressional, and the Virginia
Northern, which has slated its
round-robin next Friday.
Results yesterday:
MARYLAND SECTION
Western Division round-robin at
Lakewood; Bethesda, 11h; Lakewood,
TIA Manor. q; Woodmont, 4. Final
tandings-Bethesda, 30h; Manor,
2Sh; Lakewood, 23h; Woodmont, IN.
Eastern Division round-robin ct
Norbeck: Argyle 10; Brooke Manor, 8;
Indian Spring, q. Final standings
Argyle, 2615; Brooke Manor, ISM;
Indian Spring. 0.
Southern Division round-robin ct
Laurel Pines: Prince Georges, ID;
Laurel Pines, 13; Belair, 4: Oakcrest,
4. Final standings-Prince Georges,
33h; Laurel Pines, 80; Belair, IA;
Oakcrest, 9h.
VIRGINIA SECTION
Northern Division ct Westwood:
Washington, Sz; River Bend. "a.
Central Division round-robin ct In
ternational: International, Is: Fair
fax, 10; Chantilly, z; Goose Greek. 4.
Final Misunderstanding 35ha;
Fairfax. 29h; Goose Greek, 10; Chan
tilly, 9.
Southern Division round-robin at
Springfield: Army Navy, 8; Spring.
field, 3 Belle Haven, 3. Final stand
ings-Army Navy, 1Sh; Belle Haven,
IS; Springfield, 10h.
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IA BOAT. 25 hip. motor. trailer and
accessories, best offer over $3.50.
Call 524-9645.
16' FIBERGLASs runabout. 50 hip.
Evinrude. w/new trailer, equip. for
water skiing. $500. ia. 2-0911.
Is FIT. TROJAN SEA QUEEN-3O p.
johnson electric, trailer. equipped
with cover, $3.50. UN. 4-425S.
So WHEELER w/twin Chrysler Royal
eng. very good cabin arrangement
w/sep. state rm., head and galley,
closet and lots Of drawers, priced
to sell at $4,000 See anytime at
Sweden Point Marina. Marbury. Nd.
or call 543-0345.
IMMEDIATE repair on Johnson and
Evinrude motors. Factory trained
mechanic. Wkdys DU. $3.50.
1I TROJAN SEA QUEEN, 35-h.p.
johnson motor, Gator trailer, all ex--
eel. eond., also aux. 4-h.p. cupboard
motor. used only 80 min, many ex-
tras. $685.. JE. 4-S415.
1856 CHRIs-CRAFT Constellation, 49,
It; express, Chris lbs, teak decks,
| 50-watt RIA teleph., depth finder, etc.
sleeps 6. Boat docked locally. Askins
$I2,50O. EN-. 2-sS51: wkdays. FE. q.
| $500.
AFT. FTBERGLAS RUNAB0UT, 40
h.p: cleo. starting. auto; bailing,
ski belt. ladders, running lights. boat
covers, Elgin trailer, Priced for fast
sale. 500. 773-766S.
SAILBOAT, 10 IT,, and trailer. Sails
in good cond. Must sell. Best offer
over 5000. 735-5075.
BAY BOAT. 81 T., foam hunks. head.
FORD. Colonial Beach (Va) Yacht
Club. CA 4-2371.
2Oqs OFF - Brand-new 1862 II
Thompson Lapstrake Sport Fisher
convt. top, steering. On display in
side, has never been outside. Priced
for clearance, 2Oes. CAP'N STAINS
BOAT CENTER, 1926 Georgia ave,
NEW 1862 MFG, II f., convert. top,
side curtains and stern curtain:
s SSn P afs s' t sSnE cent c EPf
STAINS BOAT CENTER, $3.50 Geor-
gia ave. JU. 5-7773.
CRUIs-AL0NG, 90 IT,, sleeps 8, foam
rubber, fiberglas hull, epoxy finish,
fully eauip.' excel. eond., $4,000.
MA. 2-O64s.
JULY OUTBOARD SPECIAL
l cleo. start. 35-h.p. Elgin wIcontrols,
Sl25.b0: ] Elgin 30-h.p. wIcontrols,
SS5: Elgin 5-h.p.. S45; 2 Evinrudes,
both lS-h.p., $40 and $40; 1 Fire
stone, 5-h.p., SIS; / Mere. Mark 20.
SS5. All engines as is. The above
price incls. tanks for all engines.
8. a. N MARINE SERVICE, 727 N.
Henry St, Alex, Va, XII. 6-2302.
OPEN TIL 0 PM
45-FT. WELL-BUILT 2-cabin cruiser,
sleeps s, complete galley, a 2nd home.
Must sell because Of III health, So
800 or best offer. See Sun. THE
Revere" Slip 43, West River Marina,
Galesville, Nd, or 474-l0S0.
NEW LUHRs 81 Sedan FB. dual con-
trolls, sleeps 8, equipped SO, 995
New Luhrs "a Cabin. sleeps 2,
New Luhrs 2e' FB, equipped S5'is5
Luhrs SO 81 FB. many extras. like
Lahrs ,s2 "a. 215 VS., many extras.
New UiEichssn 2o'. sleeps 9. fully
equipped ---S 7,245
49, Custom Bay Boat - $5,1aS
39' Cruiser FB, new VS., fully
Bendix Marine Electronics
POTOMAC MARINE
5000 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 6-1665
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-06
BY DOLORES PHILLIPS
Special Writer


WARRENTON, Va, July g.
Poloris Farms Crepe Suzette
yesterday was pinned novice
pony champion at the close of
the first day of the three-day
Warrenton Pony Show.
Crepe Suzette had IL points
to beat Mary Elizabeth Oyler's
Lady Kola and Pinfeather, rid
den by Clay Brittle, jr. The
latter two tied for reserve with
10 points each. Pinfeather won
in a hack-off.
Bon Soir, owned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Hughes Of Rockville,
Md, and ridden by Robert
Hughes, took the lead in the
Junior jumper division, winning
the junior open jumper class
after tying Mike Hippert's
Kings Fortune at 4 feet 6
inches and finally clearing a
course of 5-foot-6 jumps. Bon
Soir has 7 points, to S earned
by JOY and Chuck Winslow's
Maharajah.
Sarah Nan Payne's consistent
Mariana is leading the junior
division with 61a points, fol-
lowed by Suzanne Dickson's
Good NJ Safe with 5.
In the large pony division
Clay Brittle, jr.'s, Lexington
Apertif leads with 6 points, 1
point ahead of Poloris Farms
Whitewood Muffin.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. K. Taylor's
Johnny Reb topped the small
pony division over H. F. Mills
Johnny Dark. Points here are
| Z and S.
Championship In these divi-
sionS were to be pinned today,
with tomorrow'S local pony
classes starting at IL noon.
Mary Drury Perpetual Memorial
TROPHY, Hot Shot Kid, Terry Rudd.
=, Johnny Reb. Mr.. and Mrs. M X.
TAYLOR. B., Blue Moon, Beaver Tate.
T. Scaranab. Sidney L. Stern.
Mr. and Mrs NJ x TavIor D rsrana
Suzette. Polaris Farm. 3. Johnny Dark,
H. F. Mills. 4. Vixen's Dragonfly
Mountain Glen Farm.
Novice walk Ctrot equitation)-1,
aT SAM S@ie dodtr.2 Julie i Anne GTes5y
Large pony model, KesWick, r.
Francis. 8, Hot Shot Kid, Terry
Rudd. 4. Silver Slippers. Suzanne
Novice working hunters. Little
Deacon. Mary Baldain. 2, Show Bush
ness, E. T. Chewing, jr. 8, Glenn
Farnley, Devon Ruffner. 4, Sweet pea,
Miss Terrie Palmer.
Hu AMsA s %sdal p sIsss 81 EO6iP
Winslew 4. Beverly Huber.
Pony novice under saddle (Small
pony-1, Vixen's Dragonfly. Mountain
Glen Farm. 2. cockscrow's Hobe,
Cockscrow. 3, criban Dart. Farnley
81 NJ H. OINpO 6uktNLcs FOlATiS EHTIn.
Pony novice under saddle large
ponyl-1, Farnley Chips Down, Farm
ley Farm. 9. Foxridge Trigger, Polaris
Farm. 3, Vixen's Spunky. Mountain
Glen Farm. 4. Pennywise, Mad Cap
Small pony working hunters.
Johnny Dark, H, F. Mills. 2. Vixen's
Ha' Penny, Barbara Ann Benton. s,
Robin Hood. Mrs. Robert Carter RAN
dolph. 4. Yankee Doodle, Robin
Pony working hunters (sman pony)
II, Meington Aperitif. Cockscrow. 2,
Ptnfeather, Cockscrow agent. 3, Hot
Shot Kid, Terry Rudd. 4, Frier Tuck,
Willard p. Smith, jr.
Pony working hunters Oarge pony
Il. South Wind, Key Francis. 2, Lady
Kola, Mary Elizabeth Oyler. 3, Pin
feather Cockscrow agent. 4, Shishka-
bah, Betty Joe Hallett.
Junior working hunters, MARI
anna, Sara Nan Payne. 2, Rethalynn,
Lynne Boyce. 3, HILL, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Hughes. 4, Stray Arrow, J. w.
Burress.
Pony novice hunters (small pony)-
/, Foxrldge, Trigger Polaris Farm 2,
Vixen's Dragonfly, Mountain Glen
Farm. 3, Show Business. Mr.. Z. T.
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who shot his third consecutive
II.
Four are tied at 2l4, George
Knudson Of Toronto, Jerry
Barber and Charlie Sifford Of
Los Angeles and Bill Eggers,
Henderson. New.
The leaders:
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lift. plywood runabout w/shield,
steering, Mastercrsft trailer, Mere.
Marx 20 motor, 1878 or offer. LII
1-S322; LU. 2-1105.
OWENS 81 bay cruiser sedan with
inboard flagship. recently painted.
lst $1,000 buys; Can be seen Sun.
or afternoons. 372-S211.
equip. $3.50. Call Mr.. HENDRICK, ia.
10000, Mon. Fri. or see at Prince
William Marina, occoauan, Va.
ARISTO-CRAFT l7-ft. fiberglas hard
top boat, p. electric starting mo-
tor, heavy-duty long trailer, used 3
times. like new, Sl,575. 76S-43Sl.
EXCHANGE MY EQUITY in Colonial
home, Mt. Vernon Mem. Pkwy., for
cruiser or sloop. FE. 1892.
49, CHRIS CRAFT speedboat, l3l-h.p,
inboard. must sell, S975. 301-UN.
| 1850.
1861 24-FT. HARVEY C. c., so hours
time, Just refinished, 170-h.p. Inter-
eeptor' fast and dry. many extras.
head, galley; sleeps, 4, perfect for
family cruising, fishing, skiing; So
600, with attrac. terms. 356-7537.
PEARSON SAILBOAT, Triton Ariel,
fins. S Nd aN cH. s-ssi mi.sninS'On' ma
1862 STARCRAFT I2-ft. aluminium
runabout, CHIP. Nero. eng. gas tank
and Cox trailer, like new. $685.. Call
CT. 3-O252 after d pm.
@0:FT: CABIN cRUIsERi 62 Broad
water sleeps 2, 75-h D. johnson. fully
offer. Call JU. 1864.
BOAT AND TRAILER, all-electric 30
up; motor skis and preserver. Call
439-7362.
CHRIS-CRAFT 1877. utility, inboard
motor. top eond.. 5000. 560-2S46,
1S-FT. PENN yam Lapstrake, twin Is
h.p. Johnsons. Trailer. extras. Profess
sionally maintained. Like new. Owner
bought larger boat. S1,395. Re. g.
MARINE MAINTENANCE SERVICE
Repairs. refinishing. insurance WORK.
For fast service on repairs Of pumps,
saSses. cali ss4-so tSA' engines
beam. white cedar hull. Moinel fas.
tened; Chrysler Grown engine, 2-to-1
reduction, freSh-water cooled. AIR
foam hunks, galley, head, dtnette.
baSsard Point Boat Boat yard AdnA foot Of
First st. s.w.
26' CUsTOM-BUHr cabin cruiser, VS.
eng, Ship-to-shore, depth finder. fully
equipped sleeps 4. win take Jeep on
trade-in. CT. 6-6s23.
FOR THE MAN who likes fishing and
wants BOOQ 0o-IOOL bhy-Dulu boat,
has cabin, enclosed head, CISCO ma
rine conversion with 2-to-1 reduction
Paragon gear box, fresh-water cooling
system, electric bilge pump. all in
good shape real buy at $4,000, or
best .offeL To inspect, write or leave
telephone number with Box 3S5-X,
Star.
DESPERATE! Must sell or trade 30'
Bay-ouilt boat Needs paint only.
Head. $3.50. 949-s671.
GRUMMAN ALUMINIUM CANOES
CAP'N STAINS Boat Center, JU. 5-7773
CUSTOM-BUILT 22' CRUISER
Cedar hull, 100-h,p. Ford engine.
Excellent condition. Best buy OF the
season. Ready TO so at a sacrifice OF
S1,295.
CUsToM-BUILT 3s' CRUISER
Must be moved at once. Sacrifice for
immediate sale.
Both boats may be seen at the ROSE
HAVEN MARINA. Rose Haven, Nd,
Anne Arundel Co. 627-2099 direct
linel
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Laurel Graded Handicaus
3oth RACING NIGHT
sam. nara. cnEh 1 mi

BLACK BLAZE could be the best from
this position. JULIA sLATOR'S strong
finishes make him q contender. SHOVE
OFF raced well In qualifying race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-06

1862 STARCRAFT I2-ft. aluminium
runabout, CHIP. Mere. eng, gas tank
and Cox trailer like new. $685., Call
or 3-Oo6D after X nm
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Maureen S., W. Storch ,.... $50
GREAT GALLON should be the best
against this competition. LUCKY CHRIS
will benefit from slow early pace.
CRAFTY BOY may be close n he re-
turns 10 form.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-06

ROYAL MAY has raced asll lately,
should be the best here. NEWPORT JET
should be the best against this cOmpell.
tion. DOLLY SCOTS strong finishes
may make her the best.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-06

past psrformnnoss' ME- rRoA' c I'M Pe'i Di a.
MOND may make II three IN a row
here. CLEVER CLEVE could be close
II he returns 10 form.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-06

2O-FT. CABIN CRUISER, '62 Broad
water, sleeps 2, 75-h D. johnson, fully
equip. take over payments, or best
offer. Call JU 7-6634
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-06

PEARSON SAILBOAT, Triton Ariel,
Electra Hawk Fl Washington. Ma
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FLYING GOOSE raced well last start.
JET GEM will benefit from post position
EVENING CREED will need best effort.
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Cindys Up, N, Hubbard

JACKS BONNY looks the best of past
! performance. PEGGY ERIC will need
best effort. RICkY BR0NNER will bene.
J NJ from post position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-06

1861 24-FT. HARVEY C. c., 30 hours
time, Just refinished, 170-h.p. Inter-
ceptor, fast and dry. many extras,
head, galley; sleeps 4, perfect for
family cruising. fishing, skiing; So
600, with attrac. terms. 356-7537.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-06

49, CHRIS-CRAFT speedboat. i3l-h.p.
inboard. must sell, S975. 301-UN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-06

early pace Is fast. DOREEN's last I'm.
lsheg make her dangerous. SHAMROCK
VIOLA will need best effort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-06

NHF INN HhWbNU I0Oked good last
start, may be the best here. ROBERTA
CAPTAIN will be close because Of fash
finishes. ELEANOR's IMP viii need best
effort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-06

ARISTO-CRAFT l7-ft. fiberglas hard
top boat, 45-h.p. electric starting mo-
tor, heavy-duty long trailer, used 3
times. like new, Sl,575. 76S-43Sl.
EXCHANGE MY EQUITY in Colonial
home, Mt. Vernon Mem. Pkwy., for
cruiser or sloop. FE. 1862.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27
By RICHARD T. CLOONAN

filmed in Miss Berger's native city,
where Strauss lived and studied, and
music is provided by the Vienna Sym
phony Orchestra. This is Miss Berger's
American TV debut.
Part One concerns feud involving
young Strauss and his father (Aherne)
and the start of a love affair between
Yetty and Strauss that leads to mar
riage in the next episode. After their
wedding Tin 1882, Yetty guides him
to new triumphs as he compoSes some
of his greatest waltzes and the oper-
eta die Fledermaus" (The Bat),
which enthralls all Vienna.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27
VIENNESE pastry with a
sweet role will help Brian
Aherne and Kerwin Mat

thews brings to life a musical biog-
raphy of Johann Strauss on NBC-TV
this Sunday and next on walt Dis
ney's Wonderful World of Color"
Beautiful Austrian actress Senta
Berger will portray the lovely opera
singer, Yetty Treffiz, whose romance
with young Strauss (Matthews) in
spires him to overcome obstacles in
the two-part program entitled THE
Waltz King" The production was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-08
Bandit Gets $21
At Beauty Shop

A man holding a blue coat
which he said hid a gun, robbed
the Fashionette Beauty Salon,
2431 Fourteenth street NV, of
$40 yesterday afternoon, took
another dollar from a customer
and escaped.
Miss Mozel Cruel, %, Of 1912
Chaplin street NV, the owner
of the salon, said a man wear
ing a striped short-sleeved
shirt, dark pants, sunglasses
and a dark hat entered her
shop at about $50 pm. yester-
day and demanded her money.
Reaching over the counter.
he Snatched a $40 bill from
the cash register as he held his
coat in his right hand, warning
that he had a gun. The man
was last seen running east on
Clifton street NV.
Police are looking for a
Negro, about 20 years ole, S
feet 10 inches tall, weighing
about 100 pounds.
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Wallace Vows
To Fight On

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept. 7
| (AP)-Gov. George Wallace
vowed tonight he would take
any risk in fighting racial in
tegration but he left unan-
swered the question of whether
he would bar Negro pupils from
white schools Monday.
I'll go the last mile with
you," the governor told more
than 500 cheering members Of
the United Americans for Con-
sentative Government, a segre-
gationist group.
I'm willing to take any
risk" Gov. Wallace said. But
you help me keep the peace"
The Governor said he was
determined to continue his
fight which for one week has
kept four Alabama cities from
obeying court orders to desegre-
gate some schools.
Il can assure you we shall
continue to take action I believe
to be in the best interest of all
the people Of Alabama" he said.
II shall continue to resist for
you within the law"
Gov. Wallace's remarks very
closely paralleled speeches he
made before taking a doorway
stand against Indignation at the
University of Alabama last %ne
when he defied Federal officials
but yielded to federalized Ma
tional Guardsmen.
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districts of the States l,44O
districts.
Dallas, in the third year of
a stair-Step desegregation plan
permitted 1872 Negroes to at
tend predominantly white
schools, compared to 16 Negro
pupils last year.
Fort Worth, desegragating fol
the first time, had 20 Negro
pupils in formerly white
schools. They were admitted
under court order. Police were
on hand but there was nc
trouble.
Indignation moved ahead
quietly in North Carolina, al
though Negro pupils boycotted
segregated schools in Williams
ton and Monroe for a brief
time.
Two high schools and two
elementary schools at Charles
ton, S. c.. accepted IL Negroes
Parochial schools in Charleston
accepted Is other Negroes in
formerly white schools.
A hoax bomb scare marred
the first day of classes at Riv-
erS High in Charleston, but this
was the only difficulty there.
DeSegrega alton of public
schools in Tennessee is now in
its ninth year and schools in lS
counties and 10 cities have been
integrated.
County and city schools at
Memphis, Nashville, Chatta-
nooga, Knoxville and most 9TH
er major cities have been inte-
grated.
Twenty eight Negroes en-
tered four previously white
schools at Baton Rouge. It was
the first school desegregation
in Baton Rouge and the first on
a high-School level in Louisi-
ana.
There were only minor Incl
dents at Baton Rouge and a
hoax bomb scare was virtually
ignored.
Public schools at New Orleans
entered their fourth year OF
lntegration with about 300 Ne
groeS in 26 previously white
schools. This was an increase
from l07 in 20 schools last year