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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. BUREAU or LAND MANAGEMENT. Land Office. Cordova Building, 9th and Cordova, Anchor age. Alaska
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
 Notice is hereby given that Dale R. Varney entrynian. of Montana. Alaska together with his witnesses Clifton C. Nichols of Montana, Alaska and Ruth E. Blankenship of Montana, Alaska has submitted final proof on his Homestead entry Anchorage Serial Number o47752 for tract of land described as
 SiaNEi4. NiaSEh4, Sec g, T. g N. R. w, SIM.
 containing l60 acres, and it is now in the files of the Land Office, Anchorage. Alaska. Any person. corporation, or as- sociation having or asserting any ad- verse interest in. or claim to. the tract of land or any part thereof sought. may file in the Anchorage Land Office, dur ing the period of publication or within 90 days thereafter. under oath. an ad- verse claim setting forth the nature and extent thereof. and such adverse claim ant shall. within sixty days after the filing of such adverse claim, begin ac- tion to quiet title in court of com petent Jurisdiction within Alaska. and thereafter patent shall be issued in conformity with the final decree of the court
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 Chief. Lands Section Published: December 20, 2. 1961: Janu- aSy 3. 10 and 17, 1883
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INFERIOR. BUREAU or LAND MANAGEMENT. Land Office, Cor dova Building. 9th and Cordova, An chorage. Alaska
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
 Notice is hereby given that Louis Won ka. together with his witnesses Archie Perry of Montana. Alaska and Sidney A. Gibson of Montana. Alaska. has sub mitted final proof on his Homestead entry Anchorage Serial Number 049963 for tract of land described as
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA, THIRD DIS TRICT IN PROBATE
 In the Matter of the Estate of KAREN MARIE JACOBSEN, aka KAREN JACOBSEN. aka KAREN NJ JACOBSEN,
 Deceased. NO. s7-312P
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the undersigned, Dorothy Saxton. was on the 10th day of September. 1882. by an order of the above entitled court appointed ancillary administrative, with will annexed. of the estate of Karen Marie Jacobsen. deceased: and that she thereupon qualified as such administra- trix in the manner required by law. and all creditors of, and persons hav- ing claims against said .decedent are hereby required to present their claims with the necessary vouchers. within six months from the date hereof, to the undersigned administrative at the office of Helen L. Simpson. attorney at law, 4l4 Fourth Ave. Anchorage. which office the undersigned herewith designates as her place of business in all matters connected with the said estate.
 Fl. Dated at Palmer. Alaska. this 26th day of December, 1862
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THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA, Third Judicial District.
 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE ] OF A. A. COBB. ]
 Deceased ) No. s2-2s3 p
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned was on the 3rd day of October 1862. by an order of the above-entitled Court. appointed execu- tor of the estate of A. A. COBB. de- ceased that he thereupon qualified as such executor in the manner required by law; and all creditors of. and per- sons having claims against said dece- dent are hereby required to present their claims. with the necessary vou- chers. with six months after the date of first publication hereof. to the un- dersigned executor at the office of JOHN D. SHAW, Attorney at Law, Pal mer Alaska which office the under signed hereby designates as his place of business in all matters connected with the said estate.
 DATED at Palmer. Alaska. this 18th day of December 1882
 SHERRY LaWALTER Published December 20. q. l962. Janu- ary 3. 10 and l7. 1888.
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Evening star., 1963-04-22
Jersey Booters
Win Tournament
In z Overtimes

Elizabeth Sports Club of Eliz-
abeth, N. j., won the Cherry
Blossom Cup soccer tournament
yesterday, but it took two over
times and corner-kicks to de-
eide the outcome.
Elizabeth was declared the
winner over Max Blob's soccer
club of Baltimore, seven cor
ner-kicks to 4. The two teams
played to a IL stalemate at the
end of regulation play. Eliza
beth scored four corner-kicks
in the first extra period and
three in the second.
In the semifinal, Blob's de-
feated the Washington Bava-
rians, Al, while Elizabeth
BANKED the Richmond Sports
Club, 20. The Bavarians de-
feated Richmond, I'll, for third
place.
In exhibition matches the
Schweigerts edged the British
Lions, 3-2, and the Americas
Club beat the Internationals,
4-3.
Evening star., 1963-04-22

torial in the Morning Tele-
graph said. What the FEC
proposes is to burn down the
house in order to get rid of q
few termites."
Parties opposing the FEC
regulations have until May Ia
to file complaints against the
new rules which would go into
eject in June.
Vimy Ridge, who upset
Bronze Babu in last Saturdays
Laurel Handicap, now holds
two Laurel grass course records
Last year he won the Senatorial
Stakes at a mile in l:343s, an
American mark, and Saturday
tipped a mile and an eighth in
l:472s, taking two fifths off
Bronze Babu'S record set in
1862 in the Laurel Handicap.
Mrs. Alfred J. Giordano's
Hot Dust, indicated he will be
tough to beat in Saturdays
SIS, 900 Senatorial Stakes when
he won a prep last Saturday
beating Prince OPilsen and
Pivot.
Laurel has eight days to run
but there will be no dark
days this week. The next rae
ing holiday is Monday, April
20, two days before the session
ends May /. There will be a
three-day lapse before Pimlico
opens it's 12-day stand May 4
Evening star., 1963-04-22
Nine to Go
In Purse at
Shenandoah

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va.
April % CSpeciaD - Huntor
F. Atwell's Easter Crystal, who
has drawn top weight OF lis
pounds and the important No
position, heads a nine-horse
field tonight in the Crocus
Furse, featured event at Shen-
andoah Downs.
Green Hat and Daniels Der
head the opposition. Appropri-
oly, the meetings. three tor
jockeys will be aboard the three
top choices.
Jesse Davidson, currently In
the lead with eight winners, viii
handle Green Hat; Angelo Va
sill, who crept to within one
victory of Davidson Saturday
night, will handle Daniels Den
and Victor EspinoSa, whose one
victory Saturday night ran hi'
total to six, will be on Easter
Crystal.
Shenandoah Downs has foul
more weeks to run in its 81
night spring meeting. which
closes May l8. The current av'
srage of $314.443, recorded ovel
the first seven days. is the bes
for any similar period since thu
night track opened in 1859.
Evening star., 1963-04-22
Boy, IS, Takes
Distance Run

Ernie O'Boyle, a l5-year-old
sophomore at Good Counsel
High School, yesterday chalked
up his first victory in District
AAU competition by winning
a l0,000-meter race at Hillcrest
Heights.
O'Boyle was clocked in 35
minutes for the 6.21 miles. He
was behind at the halfway
mark but came on strong to
win by more than a minute
over Frank Barnes Of the Ma
tional Capital All-Stars.
Barnes was timed in 36:l3,
John Jarrett was third in
37:l5.5, John Brathern of
American University fourth in
37:39 and Jerry Jones of the
All-Stars fifth in 1888.
The All-Stars took the team
title with a low 2l points.
American was second with 35.
O'Boyle began competing
against AAU runners last year.
On Saturday, he ran a 4:2l
mile anchor leg on Good Coun-
sells distance medley relay
team at Leonardtown.
Evening star., 1963-04-22


also is up 20 per cent over
1925 spring night session.
Jockey Herberto Hinojosa, is
making one of the fastest re-
coveries heard of after under
going an emergency appendec-
tony last Thursday. He was
released Saturday from a Lex
ington CKy0 hospital and ex-
poets to ride the 3-year-old
Ahoy in Saturdays Delaware
Valley Stakes at Garden State
It was asking too much to have
him keep his date with Bronze
Babu in last Saturdays Laurel
Handicap.
Trainer Tom Barry, who won
the S25,OO0 Senatorial Stakes
last spring with Vimy Ridge
will try to make it two in a
row in the second running OF
the grass event Saturday. He
will saddle Dan Nicholas Pivot,
who was third to Bold Com
mander in the recent Chesa-
peake Stakes.
The entire racing industry is
protesting the Federal Gem
munications Commissions pro-
posed regulations which would
all but eliminate the broad
casting of racing except for
$4,000 added events. An edi-
Evening star., 1963-04-22
japan, Indiu Win.
Advance to Davis
Cup Zone Final
BY the Associated Press

Japan and India wrapped up
Davis Cup tennis victories and
set the stage today for their
Eastern Zone finals match,
while Israel eliminated Turkey
in the European Zone.
In Dublin, Ireland trailed
Greece, 81, in another Euro
pean match.
Japan and India will meet
in Tokyo, May 3-5.
Japan preserved its record
of never losing on its home
ground with a four-set victory
yesterday over the favored
Philippines in doubles at
Tokyo. Japan's Atshushi Miya-
gi and Michio Fujii beat Johnny
Jose and Eddie Dungo, Ga
3-6. IS, 8-6, to give Japan
a 80 lead.
The remaining two singles
matches, mere formalities, were
split today to make the final
score in favor Of Japan, Al.
India also raced to a 80
lead over Malaga, as Akhte All
and Jaideep Mukherjea de-
feated Malaya's S. A. Amman
and Kwok Yoke Yen, ga
60, Ga, at Kuala Lumpur
Malaga.
Israel's Gabriel Dubitzky de-
feated Turkeys Ziya Kipkizil
Us, 8-6, 8-6, and Elezal
Davidsman, beat Nazmi Bari
of Turkey, 6-3, 1-6, As
Ga, 6-3, for a Al Israel VIC
tory at Istanbul. Israel next
plays Austria.
Evening star., 1963-04-22

woman has been the 1870 gold
medal game by Ruth Rull oi
Virginia Beach in the singles
Ruth missed single-pin spare
breaks in the ninth and 10th
boxes Of her third game, which
If made would have given hel
the lead over Baltimore's Jear
Stewart. AS it was, she had
to settle for fourth place, with
397.
Another out-of-town team
the Midway Lanes ladies OF
North Dartmouth, Mass. might
have taken the lead in the
women's team race had it moi
been riddled by injuries suf-
fered in an auto accident Fri
day night.
Six of the seven members Of
the team were shaken up when
a station wagon in which they
were riding was hit by a truck
outside Baltimore. The injured
were Eileen Esperian, Nora
Mcnamara, Cora Santos, Dee
Bolger, Terry st. Pierre ano
Aldea Stykowski. Kay Foley
another member of the team
escaped the accident. She made
the trip to Washington earlier
The six were taken to Johns
Hopkins Hospital. Mrs. Nc
Namara suffered a neck in
jury and had to be sent tC
her home in New Bedford
Mass, wearing a neck brace
Mrs. Bolger accompanied hel
in the ambulance. Miss st
Pierre suffered a possible
Evening star., 1963-04-22
TyIee Nips White
In Visto Opener

Drayton Tylee of Alexandria
switched roles on Jim White OF
Pompano Beach yesterday to
win the season. opening motor
cycle feature at Vista Raceway
White led all the way until
the fourth turn of the 18th and
final lap, when Tylee nosed in
front and won by less than q
foot. White, formerly known as
Jim Colletti, had edged Tylee
in the very same manner in
the second 12-lap semifinal.
Charles Cook of Washington
won the first 12-lap semi and
another Washingtonian, James
Ball, won a special eight-lap
race for lightweight cycles. A
crowd of about $500 attended
Evening star., 1963-04-22
BY ROBERT SOMMERS
Star Staff Writer

Still favored to represent
Washington in the Maryland
State Golf Association team
match final next Sunday
Brooke Manor will face a much
stronger Argyle club in the di-
vision final Saturday.
If there was any doubt that
Brooke Manor is the logical
choice, it was ended yesterday,
when 1t defeated Chevy Chase
1312-4l2, winning 7la points al
Chevy Chase.
WG&CC OuSted
Brooke Manor also won six
points at home and managed
to shut out both Ralph Bogart
and Bobby Brownell. Gene
Banks and Bob Lyons beat
Bogart and Joe Sears, 80, anc
Bill Todd and Russ Atkisson
Evening star., 1963-04-22
Duo Dominates
AAU Track Meet

AL Caron of the University of
Maryland and Jerome Wills Of
Fort Belvoir were double win
ners yesterday in the first of a
series of olympic development
track meets at American Uni
versity sponsored by the Dis
trict AAU.
Caron won the 60-yard dash
in SIS seconds and the 330-yard
dash fast heat in 37.7. Williams
won the broad jump with leap
of 20 feet and the novice $780,
yard dash in 36.6.
Ken Blalock of the Army won
the three-quarter mile fast heat
in 3:17.2. Maryland trackmen
dominated the field events, with
Ernest Hearon winning the shot
put, Olaf Drozdov the discus
and Russell White the javelin.
Evening star., 1963-04-22
THE BOWLING LINE
Nationals Prospects Bleak
For D. c. Area Duckpinners

fracture Of her left arm and
Mrs. Esperian suffered severe
body bruises.
All except Mrs. Mcnamara
and Mrs. Bolger came to the
tournament after treatment at
Hopkins, where they were
Joined by Mrs. Foley. Despite
the narrowing experience, the,
New England ladies took to
the lanes and rolled 1873
good for sixth place in the
women's team race.
Washington teams salvaged
some of the honors in the
regular Booster and B Booster
divisions Of the tournament.
New City held its lead Of 1891:
in the Mixed B Booster team
division, Hilda's Warriors still
are on top in the Mems B
Booster division, with LAO:
FDI Club leads in the Women's
B Booster division, with 1881;
Werner frost still has the lead
in the John Dennis singles,
with 703, and Phyllis Jones and
Fosco Fattorini lead the pack
in the mixed doubles, with 842.
Meanwhile, one member Of
the Baltimore delegation had
nothing but high praise for
Jimmy Wolfensberger's week.
end performance in the mixed
doubles league at White Oak,
where Jimmy rolled his 14th
straight 400 series.
Even though his ALB set
narrowly kept his streak going,
Jimmy actually had no trouble
making it. He breezed through,
with games of 125. 148 and 1879.
Volk took time out after his
bang-up performance in the
National tournament to recog-.
nize Wolfensberger's feat. =
you've got to hand it to
Wolfe" Volk said. Hes
really phenomenal on the White
Oak Lanes, and nobody in this
area ever has had that kind
of a streak. I rolled IL straight
400 sets in one league last
year in Baltimore, but his ef-
fort stands out now as the
best ever"
Evening star., 1963-04-22
BY DICK O'BRIEN
Star Bowling Editor

There have been times
during the National Duckpin
Bowling Congress tournament
currently in progress at the
Bethesda Bowling Center when
things looked mighty rosy for
Washington area contestants.
Now it doesn't look so good.
In the wake of yesterdays
invasion by the big Baltimore
delegation, Billy Watson has
been ousted from his perch as
the leader in the mems singles
and Jimmy DietSch is no longer
on top in the all-events divi-
sion.
Watson and Dietsch, stars Of
Washington Mems Metro
League, gave up their coveted
positions to a pair Of veteran
Baltimore performers - Earl
Hartman and Dave Volk.
Hartman, who had a 464 Sc
ries, forged into the lead in the
mems singles by two pins with
games of 164, 162 and 1873.
Volk, recent winner of the ALL
Star match game title at An
napolis, vaulted into the lead
in the all-events with 406 in
the singles, 412 in the doubles
and 466 in his team effort with
the Triangle Sign aggregation.
The Bowl American Duke
team Of Alexandria still holds
the lead in the mems team race,
and Vicks Electric Shop of
Rockville is on top in the mixed
championship team battle,
with 1918.
These are the only two area
representatives leading in the
major events on the National
championship schedule, and
even they may be in trouble
next week end, when the New
England duckpinners open fire
on the Bethesda lanes.
Hartman needed a mark in
the 10th box of his third game
to give him a chance to over
take Watson in the singles. He
made a spare, on which he
counted nine, to move him into
the lead by a two-pin margin.
The highest game of the
tournament to date by a
Evening star., 1963-04-22
Kirchiro Signs
b3 Colts Pact

BALTIMORE, April % (AP)
The Baltimore Colts have
signed Guard Bill Kirchiro oi
Basking Ridge. N. j., for the
1868 season.
Kirchiro is the second for
mer University of Maryland
player to have returned q
Colts contract within five days
End Dick Bielski preceded Kir-
chiro into the Colt fold, sign
ing Thursday.
Evening star., 1963-04-22
Durhum Wins Honors
At Aquusco Druqs

Malcolm Durham of Wash
ington won first prize of a 5000
savings bond as top stock elm
inator yesterday in drag racing
at Aquasco Speedway.
Durham's 1868 Chevrolet ac-
celerated through the quarter
mile in 12.46 seconds and was
caught at LOG miles per hour
in the speed trap. Washington'S
Tom Smith and Vernon Rowley
Of Baltimore we're second and
third, respectively.
Evening star., 1963-04-22
Hoyo Freshmen
Top Gonzogo 9

Georgetown Uni versity' S
freshman seball team
punched three Of its nine hits
in the second inning to defeat
Gonzaga High School, So, yes
terday at Georgetown.
GU took a 20 lead in the
first inning and added what
proved to be the deciding run
in the second when Art john
son drove in Dave Marcato.
lGONZA0A 900 O1O OIO-2 7 4
GU FROSH I'll 600 lOx-5 q 3
Hughes and Mencarini; thinner and
Marcato. Russo 90.
Evening star., 1963-04-22
District Stickmen
Lose I'd Come

BALTIMORE, April % (Spe-
ciaD .-Attackman Bruce Duff
fany scored six goals as the
unbeaten University CollegianS
routed the Washington La
crosse Club, 20-7, here yes
terday for the Collegians' fifth
victory.
The loss was Washington's
second in five starts.
Washington 3 | o. ,
COllegians ; q 2-2l
Washington scoring: Howard -
Terry. Rinehart, Dyer. Wicker
Fahrney. Collegians scoring: Duffany
/ q; Powell. 8; Minetree. 3: Webster. >
Beardmore. 10th. Levessauer. Fusting
| Rosenberg. Schulties.
Evening star., 1963-04-22
AT THE RACES
Areas Tracks
Booming Along
BY JOE KELLY

Healthy conditions and the continuing breakdown
on bookmakers called the primary for the
business uptrend at race tracks
improving its successful 1862 spring meeting
boasng per cent increase with $ll22O57 betting average
session Shenandoah Downs
Evening star., 1963-04-22
Brooke Manor Golfers
GoinStote Division Final

beat Brownell and William
Parks, 80.
While this was going on
Argyle was eliminating Wash
ington Golf g. Country Club,
11h-61a, with two of its best
players still out of the lineup.
! However, both Bob MARITIME
and Bill August will be ready
when Argyle meets Brooke
Manor Saturday to decide
which one faces the Baltimore
survivor for the State cham
pionship Sunday.
The Country Club of Mary
land defeated Turf Valley, 14-4,
and Baltimore Country Club
trimmed Hillendale, 1112-612,
yesterday, with Baltimore
Country Club winning all nine
points in the three matches at
Five Farms.
Argyle actually has played
the last two matches with two
alternates-Lou Harrison and
Doug Barry. Joe Kotvan, a for
mer alternate, replaced Ricky
Meissner when the former
schoolboy champion switched
allegiance to Manor. Kotvar
now is considered a tea m
regular.
Misses Next Two
August, after teaming with
Pat MARITIME when Argyle beat
Columbia in the first round
had to miss the next two anC
was replaced by Lou Harrison
Doug Berry filled in for Bot
MARITIME in all three matches
but Bob is scheduled to return
to Washington tonight from 6
visit to Europe and will bt
available Saturday.
Harrison and Berry teamed
up yesterday and dropped three
! points to Lou Russell anC
J Harold Hair of Washington
Berry teamed with Kotvan ir
two matches and they turned
! out to be a tough combina-
ton, winning four and one hall
of a possible six.
Yesterdays results:
Argyle Washington G 4 &C
Jimmy Clark and Dave Clark (Ar-
Ray Ray Horne and Bill whistler tAr-
} gylel defeated Harry Thomas and Sid
Pat Martino and Joe Kotvan CAR.
! gyleJ defeated Don Murphy and Bill
% Lou Russell and Harold Hair wash
inRton G&Cc defeated Lou Harrison
Howard Savage and Bob Morris
, IATgylel defeated Jack Williams and
! S'jg Frank SAtSi Clark and Bill oartner oar.
. brooke Manor Chevy Chase
Ward Burgess and Dick West tChevy
Chase defeated Tom Daily and Pat
b Gene Banks and Bob Lyons Brook,
) Manor defeated Ralph Bogart and
: 'Oi BIZ neTi TODD and and Russ Atkisson. Brook,
Bobby Browneii, 80.
!; John ofubb and Bill Dudley Brooke
! Manor halved George Fiather snd
1 fKeitb Pow,s ana noct Jsw ,a,ook.
: : Manorl defeated Jack Barr and Nor
Bob FLANAGAN and Phil Buschel
! and Harrison Brand, 80.
INDIAN SPRING-Members
! have until next Sunday to beat
Roger Squitero and Willie Wolf
in the qualifying round of the
midget tournament. Squiterc
shot 37-38-75 and Wolf 40
35-75 and are leading the
race for medalist.
1 4 ARGYLE-The team of Jack
: Willard and Bill Robinson TIED
! Bill Buehler and AL Mckenzie
at l42 yesterday. Willard shot
74-7-67 and Robinson 83-e--
rs for their l42, while BuehleI
9 posted 76-6-70 and Mckenzie
4 84-l2-72.
3 WOODMONT-Ray ResnicR
o beat John Goldstein for the
/; Maryland State Golf Associa.
ton trophy by matching cardl
f? after both shot net 67s. Res.
Z nick had 80-l3-67 and Gold.
z stein 78-ll-67. but ResnicE
\ won, up, In the card-match.
Evening star., 1963-04-22
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Evening star., 1963-04-22
Fight Results
By the Associated Press

sTocKHoLM.-Insemar Johansson,
202, Sweden. outpointed Brian Lon
don, 207h, England t12).
NEW YORK.-Jose Stable, 145s4,
New York, outpointed Curtis Coker,
l45lz, Dallas QO).