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The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-01-19
MEREDITH TELLS WIZ

MEREDITH TELLS WHY
HE'S UPSET James
Meredith, the first known
Negro to attend the Univer-
sity of Mississippi, is said to
have given the following five
reasons why he considered
leaving the school at the end
Continued on page q
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Sy 1!ES: Gel

mos COM etc :ISSI1iIiy5Is3 al RNxLySS
OK siC1 kIJ'K12 :s3.Gs 70 ind the
3t3l sly L. type on: col :ia Of
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lone-weorine. beautiful AcronS in u and
IS widths, Platinum, Cocoa, Romon
Bronze, Poetic Gold or Alpine Green. Hand
some wool twist in z and S widths SondoI-
wood, Ant White Palm Leof, Toost Blue Mist
Send CystoI Green Golden Grain, Oyster and
Ton Bork
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You zLES. Get

The sISsS CO.. mon big store Services
such as 3jai1 courteous Delivery RIG int
to your :G.I7 s on: L:issj 81 lei Parking al oil
Evening star., 1963-01-23

Shop To-day Until 8 PM; Thursdsy
and Friday $3.50 AM. to 3 Pm.
darlington and Annapolis only 10
900: saturday 9:30 AM. 20 D Pm.
Free Parking!
Evening star., 1963-01-23

They're made Of soft, sturdy 1000
cotton and blends. They're avail
able in smart new patterns and
washfast colorsi See them all at
Sears now in a good range fishes.
Sedn Blddensburp, Wisconsin,
Arlington, AlGbaHd, Annapolis
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BY PATRICIA SCOTT

party mood and use lots of
colors. Make your mat in
green, for instance with
orange lantern and white or
orange fringe. Your table
win look gay even before the
rest Of the trimmings are
added. Orange candles might
also be a nice bright touch
to complete the picture.
Miss Scott Is oIwoys sIod TO hear
from her readers, and whenever pos
sibIe will use their questions in her
column, but because Of the greet
volume Of MOL received daily, she
eonnot answer indiViduoI letters.
Patricia Scott has prepared
a booklet, "HotD To Alter
Your Dress Patterns" mitch
giues complete Instructions
for altering so that finished
garments tDill fit perfectly.
For pour copy OF this guide
to correct fitting, tDrite to
Patricia Scott In care Of The
Star, enclosing q long, self
addressed, stamped envelope
and Csc In coin to coUer costs
of printing and handling.
g 1858, Publishers Newspaper syndieat
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SEAMS TO ME
Make Place Mats
For Thanksgiving

Psychologists have stressed
the Importance Of allowing chill
dren to help with party ar
rangements so that they will
feet Q part Of the festivities.
II q child is old enough to
help, this is easy. But, what
can the little one do to be
Of assistance and also derive
satisfaction out Of his or her
work? Well, all youngsters like
to cut out paper dolls and all
sorts Of motifs, so keep them
busy doing that - helping
mommy and at the same time,
having great fun.
If you're planning q party
for Thanksgiving. colored
cotton place mats. trimmed
with hot iron fabric tho
sewing required) and fringe
make delightful and festive
table decorations. They're
easily Numbered and can be
used again.
To make each mat, cut two
rectangles Of washable cot
ton l3"x17". Draw a lantern,
or any motif you like, on
cardboard and cut it out.
Using this as a guide, let
your child cut as many as
needed for each mat out Of
hot iron fabric. Keep the
motif simple and avoid sharp
corners.
It Is easier to use several
simple shapes combined to
form q more complicated
motif than a complex design
cut in one piece. For In
stance, cut a pumpkin Ian
tern and then add the eyes
and mouth.
Follow instructions on the
package to apply the design.
Next, prepare the fringe.
You can buy fringe by the
yard or else make your own.
Be sure it is washable. Pin
fringe in place on each end
Of mat with fringe facing
toward inside Of mat. Take
the two rectangles, right
sides together, and stitch all
around the four sides, lesv-
ing an opening on one Of the
longer sides large enough to
turn mat right side out.
After you have turned mat to
right side, slip stitch the
opening closed, press and the
mat Is finished.
Take advantage Of the
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EItrinqhom-DuvoII

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F.
Duvall Of Alexandria, Va, an
nounce the. marriage Of their
daughter Jane Fenton to 1t.
Charles ]. Eltringh q m,
USMC, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George N. Birmingham Of Ex-
ton, Pa. The wedding took
place october 10 in st. Dom
mics Church here. The cou-
pie will live in Oxon Hill, Md.
Conovu-Foirfux
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass
Fairfax Of College Park, Md.
announce the marriage of
their daughter Nancy Ellen to
Mr.. Robert Francis Canova,
son Of Mrs. Salvador Canova
Of Adelphi. Md, and the late
Mr.. Canova. The wedding
took place october "a in the
University of Marylan d
Chapel. The couple will live
In Adelphi.
Finucone-Lutimer
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Donald
Latimer announce the mar
rage of their daughter
Dianne Mildred to Mr.. James
Lyon Finucane, son Of DR.,
and Mrs. Daniel L. Finucane
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Nurses Set
Two-Doy
Meeting

The League for Nursing
and Graduate Nurses Asso-
citation Of the District Of Co
lumbia will hold its annual
meeting tomorrow and No
vember at the Statler-
Hilton Hotel.
Tomorrow morning Prof.
Bernice E. Anderson Of the
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Teachers College, Columbia
University, VIII speak on the
legal aspects Of nursing, to
be followed by q panel dis
cussuion.
The Citizens Responsible
ity for Making and Uphold
ing Laws" Is the subject for
hte Friday luncheon talk by
DR.. Murdoch Head, former
chairman Of the Institute Of
Forensic Medicine ct George
Washington University and
founding director Of Airlie
House In Warrenton, Va.
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Coit-Wurden

Mr.. and Mrs. P Philip L.
Warden Of Alexandria an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter P a mela Marie to
Mr.. Thomas Lincoln Colt,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln
D. Colt Of Gand Junction,
Colo. The wedding took place
october 10 in Trinity Metho-
dist Church in Denver, Colo
The couple Will live in Den
yer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-30

Other topics TO be discussed
include Alcoholism In thu
General Hospital" whole
some Childhood" and 'Ex-
pectation Versus Reality In
Nursing Practice"
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w E S

The wedding took place Oc-
tober 10 at st. Mary's Catho-
lie Church IN Landover Hills,
Md. The couple will live In
Aberdeen, Md.
Pusey-WiIIett
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph ALI
son Willett Of Washington
announce the marriage Of
their daughter Nathalie
Manetta to Mr.. Jam es
Franklin Pussy, II. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Franklin
Pusey Of Delmar, Md. The
wedding took place october
10 in the Ryland Methodist
Church. The couple will live
IN Salisbury, Nd.
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Poetry Group
To Meet

The Poetry Group Of the
University Women's Club,
Inc, will meet tomorrow ct
IL am.
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q BIOGRAPHY.

III SAS0tNrNb
Public Affairs. "Joseph Stain" Life of
Stain from the 1e2os as he rose 10
power inside Russia until his DEATH
HOO q NEWS a WASHINGTON.
Color. Hardness. Streeter.
q FACES AND PLACES.
News. Dick Morgan, commentator
q NEWS FINAL.
ABc News, Sports, Weather, Area News
and Editorial.
q IL pm. REPORT.
News Weather. Commentary. Sports.
Editorial.
lilo q H0LLYW00D'S FINEST.
Movie. Approx. IVA Hours "Back to
Bataan" 1915. John Wayne.
Ills q SITUATION REPORT.
Color NBc Correspondents.
11:20 G WEATHER AND SPORTS.
Color. McearY. Simpson
lips q THE STEVE ALLEN SHOW.
Variety IVA Hours.
1l:30 q THE TONIGHT SHOW.
Variety. IVA Hours. Color.
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CAIRO HOTEL

plstt, rsfrr.. man. NJ. 7:ssGi7, NV
EUCLID ST., ct Ga, ave.--coEy m,
for reputable empl. man. SO wkly
feJ-2Sbs aft, $40 pm.
CONVENIENT MEN. 1909 Rhode
i n.sI q 1 Ssth n' E.s,i M 1rrSSsss room
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SECRETARY 70 manager Of new
retail store opening In ne. area
Muet be experienced. AGE 20-35
4O-hr.. 6-day week. Salary open
Call t.0-lSO3 for appointment
SECRETARY, l.sirl office, immed
t cpeeninS' , with AL BLDG .;o, ma :
EMPL., 1854 Wilson blvd. "a. j.
1000. lO4 :. Broad ct. u. =
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BUSINESS SERVICES

ssSsT'.. IN lsaSSsIs. 'Gs55s'i
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RELP WOMEN
PUBLIC RELATIONS

EXECUTIVE SECY., $410
Althoush correspondence Is limited
4 littls shortAsnd TeSid Be SsIp:.
tisnsi orsani.stion With ' : dssi:
mite interest In the welfare Of
duties viii Be varied but dlrsctiy
related q public relations, -.
5 snpM ,5sMPt" lsAe Senn; N.Y.
PUB. REL sEcY. aSso.. 5000, ct.
siSoyYb's' 700 18th NV. 81. ).
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

F ~ .SSt I ;sI'; ST q: 'SosSssS
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
CASHIERS NEEDED
PBX-RECEpTIONISTS
SPECIAL OFFER

Train Now, Pay Later
Free Placement Air Conditionet
CASHIER TRAINING INSTITUTE
l40z N. Y. Ave. NV. NE. 9-462;
LEARN to be an electronics tech
nician and obtain FEC hcepee I
IL Wks. Day class starts July 20
eve. class Aug. 10. Call ST. 1851.
for free booklet. QRANTHAA
SCHOOL OF ELECTRONICs.
REAL ESTATE COURSE: for No;
wk mon. and Wed. e:30-s 80,
for 8 wks, only $50. Start Mon
or Wed. $3.50 pm. RIM. N 3I'
floor, Natl. Press BLDG. (EX. B.
7O7O) PAUL MILLER
SUMMER CHASSIS, 4-s wks. TYP
ing. Shorth, Bkkpr. Civil service.
Inc; RE. 7-2S2S. BoYD's. 7ot
TRAIN TO OPERATE bulldosers
scrspers, Gradefs. dia9lines, etc
ASSOCIATED TRAINING SCHOOL,
Ill 14th st. NV, Wash. ;, %. G
TV-RAD10 REPAIR, PRACTICAL elee
tronies. Day, eve, TEMPE SChL
10 14th NV. DI. $4,000.
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PUBLIC RELATIONS

PUBLIC RELATIONS
type work available
We Women 'i Win some some
co ] lege or BUSH
ness expSrlenes.
Duties include public
contact and errank-
ing services for the
comfort and convene
epee Of the subscriber.
II you can qualify,
you will receive 4 10
D weeks OF training
ct full salary. Liberal
benefits and pay
scale comm ensurat6
With abilities. The
CHESAPEAKE a PO-
TOMAC TELEPHONE
CO., 72S 1Sth St. NV,
between $50 Am. and
Z pm. this week. An
eauAl opportunity
employer.
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SITUATIoNs-WoMEN
MISUNDERSTANDING

ARRANGE NOW for your Euro,
pean domelties arrival when YOU
return 70 school, work or . bus
social season. No affidavit d
- NATIONAL PERSONNEL
llO7 Spring ST., 8. g.. Ju. 7-420t
me ia. live IN or out, Avail. w
iisA 4. NV NSSss7f.aiSSSri a'l'
GIRL, eolorsd, desires days work,
experlenee, refs. AID. 2.34I0.
LADY, good references, desires day
sSII S4 MAondsy throush THURSDAY.
LIyE.IN MAID. does everything,
Ads to set hair and manicure.
Cal .gp-B18S anytime.
WOMAN, solorsd. want, days work,
rood references. reliable and
honest. Call AD. 4-sai5,
YOUNG LADY desires 10 baby.Ilt
ara Inv. 520.ssa7.
CoLORED LADY desires baby-sit-
i9Sa ana liEht Homework. Ii.
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SITUATION MEN

COMMUNICATIONS, mature
cal ref, desires challenging posi-.
ton, 10. 6.e663.
BKKPR., JR., wishes part-time jot
: :.' . sad 'ft' a. oc e. q BuH S Ssst
CARPENTRY WORK BY contract
With or without supervision. New
repairs. CT. 0.2l20, ST. 3-462l
MEN AVAILABLE. houssvork, vart
work, painting, rough carpentry
etc. Call NE. 6-4632.
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OFFICE FURNITURE
Nationwide Organization
6 FLOORS FULL
ON SALE NOW

St iSSssSsahSsits, !iorsswer w CAP
Refiaished eenuine walnut execu
tive and seeretarial desks, $40 $50
value W. "a. $3.50.
Filing cabinets, brand.neV, all.steel
$3.50. An excellent Buy Tor thi
Sss MI sH = s. :.,. sEss.'; ~;
steel shelvins. 72.iT. high, i2-in
Conference tables In ali sizes, re
finished genuine walnut. Prom
Ksrddex files, as or 4xe, 80 Del
drawer. IN excellent condition.
stsel files, used Soss1aGEAveS letteI
t - ssss rad' A. s2s''O' values Ut
And many other items too Aumer,
Gus TO mention. II .you want tht
best IN seed used office furniture
FREE nETIVERY
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ReceptioniSt-$S25
Public Relations Firm

Z UD1IC 1EC1dI1OIIo 7 II III
'Ss: D wee Fl; e e b. ty 81: 70 y NEE. 81
S SnS sT Snd axe sRenT Car. ~ busy sss
Ss:s SFom TGSm H firms 81 YSa
will schedule meetings, arrange
conferences and be discreet In
the Information tina. you give to
callers, visitors and clients. No
experiences Is necessary II you
want Q lob that is almost pure
public contact. NANCY LEE, 347
Washington Bids, NE. S.175l.
(Empl, Servicel
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STORE
MANAGER

We have several interesting anc
Challenging positions for tor
flight female personnel who hAvl
had experience in the retail field
ana In supervising personnel.
Good working conditions. free hos.
pitaliZatiOn, life insurance, AND
retirement plan. Also paid Vaea.
ton, call 6S4-1000, Mr.. oRoRdE
PANTAzI.
TEACHERS, qualified. fall positions
a;s00.$S,00Q. ADAMS TEACH
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ROOMS EuRMsEs

CAPITOL HILL g.E.-Nlcsly furn.
rm. in ayiet home. Gentlemen
only. Semipvt. bath. II. 7-157s
hILer o pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-23

GUYS AND GALS
SIS SIS A WEEK FOR
EACH PRISON IN COM
PLETELY FURNISHED
APARTMENTS ON FAsH-
IoNABLE MASS. AVE. NV.
q NEWLY DECORATED. g.
STORY ELEVATOR BLDG.
WITHIN WALKING Dis
TANcE OF GOVT. DLDos.
DOWNTOWN SHOPPING.
AND OFFICE BLDoe., Mr..
ALL BUS TERMINALS AND
. BLOCKS FROM VA. Bus
SERVICE ON X ct. EF-
FIc., l-BEDRM., 2-BED-
RIM. and 4.BEDRM. APIS.
AVAILABLE NOW. RENT
INCLUDES ALL UTILS.
PLUS FREE Tv IN EVERY
APT. MAY BE SEEN FROM
10 AN. TO 2 Pm. 1889
MASS. AVE. NV. RE e,
30S0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-23
ROOMS ROUsEKEEPINO
ROOMS WITH BOARD

BEAUTIFUL MD. ESTATE. II mi.
S 1ss 81 D. r. e. 81 Sai,t ne ssy.yssS
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S,E. L0oKTioN--i and . bedrms. !.
military Ss 81! .p ana P' Govt s0p Cidy e
iurnish.I SSs.6iSs. VOO'' ''',
rHcMe.s, Scts a.II: n. n Lee. m,
iih G e. NV. hE sl i.ss7S " iiaS
$500 leth ST. NV. = Bsauk,
s:fs Str apt trn r'fyYo PVT S S AS.
tcontinusd on Next PaGsJ
! ~
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NURSE
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC

3rd and + SIS. NE.
Number 50 Bus Line
oun Girls Earn from $40 70 $50
line Fashions. Ne delivery or col.
leetink. Car nee. Call UN. 4-42O2.
PAHT.TIME EVENING, SO per hf
salary. Twelve yemen for outside
erasrs degt, ccllege students &C.
septed. Call Personnel Director
z 70 . pm, 54s-5252.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-23

GIRL FRIDAY-S400
This position vas made for = neat
g. ger A s'S VII ! ssy o s's 81 i D.eu Il
and heys full charge OF the offIee
when the boss is away, Accurate
typinR and light shorthand are
feauirsd. A most interesting POSI-
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SECRETARY for store manager
typing and shorthand required
Salary open with liberal benefits
Apply MeBRIDE'S. 9TH and X ne
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TEI,E SEC

TOPS IN TEMPORARIES SINCE 'lS
LIS Eye yes g. NV.
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DOYLE

1o.S Conn. Ave. Nv. Room TOE
Eey. No. I Ext. Left, sT. 3-l7s5
REGISTERED NURSE, TO work in
the beautiful Wheaton Nursius
Home. 4 or 5 days q week. Ter
pay and olsseant worklns con.
ditions. Call MRS. BROWN be-
tween Q and 2. VIII. 2-25n0,
REsEARCH AIDE, SIS, 900. Assist
with compilation Of data and In
tsrprst.ti9n q reports for SpssiIa.l
Wilson blvd. Ari.. Va.
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Receptionist

ASNNOKJV4O4AAoU
$400 $400
Prefer q cutie" under SO who
likes to meet peeple. Office experi-
ence and accurate typirg required
although you Win be 50 busy At the
front desk Of this plush b-day Of
flee that you win not have much
s sSs nor s ss-tSps NV St iTSsEht s e.
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WILSON PERSONNEL
RESIDENT MANAGER

MusT have leeal experience Gag.
UNDER BOZ. Must BE- eapable OF
n nHSsrn .,.S hslp S sAtS managins
koma Park. Lovely apartment and
GOOD salary TO start.
SHAPIRO INC ME- R.1717
Evening star., 1963-04-14
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

IPOODLEs, small miniature of
champion stock, 2 males priced
for quick sale. 703-Empire s.
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| MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
(coNTINUEp)

APPRAISER Diamonds. gold. pearl
and fine jewelry. Qualified expe.
rience. Also buy diamonds, gold
Estate and court appraisals our
speciality. BY appointment, NE
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ROOMS FURM-MD..VA.

CLARENDON AREA-studlo room
with aemipvt bath. pvt, entrance,
linens, maid service b24.b3bi,
COLLEGE PARK. MD.-Beautiful
paneled dble. rm., pvt bath, pvt,
entr. gentleman. Call p3b-263f
MI. RAINIER - Dbl. rm., pyt.
home, lady over 40, mr., shops
and trans good loc., reaa. WA.
Evening star., 1963-04-14

GOLF CLUBS, New Wilson staff,
list 1888, sale $3.50, Used Hagen
incl. bag, SS5. 654-7247.
GOLF CLUBS, Sam snead Sig. 2
through y, 4 woods, bag, bag boy
cart, umbrella, Sl25. Ell. 6-5744.
GUITARS-Sl4,5O up. Lessons, re-
pairs. Central Charge. GUITAR
SHOP, 1916 NJ ct. NV. FE. S-7333.
GUITAR, ELECTRIC. excellent con-
dition, very reasonable, call HE.
4-0362.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
tcoNTINuEDl t.t

HORSE and ponies boarded. $40
per mo. each. Riding trail, best
OF care and kindness given TO ali
animals. Cow; 70 Washington on
Evening star., 1963-04-14

GEORGE steck console. VIII. 2-s1sb
PIANOS, INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-31
Angels Perking Up
After Sluggish Start

Pappas did not allow a De-
troit runner past second base,
posted his second successive
shutout, and raised his record
to l0-5.
The Red Sox ran up q SO
lead in three innings against
Jim Kaat, but Jim Perry and
winner Bill Daley stopped them
the rest Of the way while the
Twins came back.
In Minnesota's big five-run
sixth, Wertz' pinch single drove
across the first two. making
it 3-3. Then Jack Lamabe's
wild pitch let in the go-ahead
run. and Don Mincher singled
In two more.
The Boston starter, Bob
Turley, was the loser.
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Goldman, Smith Face
Busy Tennis Schedule

There will be some overtime
work ahead today for both Ron
Goldman and DR.. Dave Smith,
who are seeded second and
seventh, If they intend to reach
the semifinals Of the Greater
washington tennis champion
ships.
Goldman, hustling back from
the Eastern Grass Court cham
pionships at South Orange
N. j., is scheduled to play
Charlie Claiming early this
afternoon with the winner TAX
ing on Allan Citrenbaum in q
quarter-final test at 5 pm.
DR.. Smith, an Arlington sur
geon, also will be involved ir
two matches. His duel with
Dave Lifshultz, with DR.. Smith
leading SIS in the third set
was to be resumed. The win.
ner then takes on Hal Sparks
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lime. Mass.-he failed to make
the 36-hole cut in the National
Open.
Player also won the Masters
but he won the PGA ct Aroni-
mink in Philadelphia last veal
and Aronimink was much more
Furnishing to the errant drive
than was the DAG.
=
Unfortunately, Turf Valley
located on Route 40 about IL
miles west of Baltimore and
one of the more difficult
courses in the area, is not in its
best condition.
1T will play fast" Bill
Strausbaugh, the club pro, said
the other day, "but the greens
are in good shape" The dry
weather has given Maryland
clay the texture Of Vermont
marble and it will be unusual,
indeed, if Nicklaus and Player
aren't hitting wedges to most Of
those 450-yard par fours.
Player and Nicklaus will be
shooting for a new course rec
ord. 1t stands at SO from the
championship tees, a score
posted by Charley BaSsler Of
Indian Spring and Lloyd Kelley
of Manor in the 1860 Middle
Atlantic PGA championship.
There have been a couple of
Sos and this year two CTS at Turf
Valley, but these scores were
shot from the middle tees.
The match is to be preceded
by an Institutional clinic be.
ginning at 1880 and scheduled
to last a half-hour. Tickets
priced at 81 in advance and 81
Sunday, are available at mos
area pro shops and at the Uni.
versity Of Maryland.
There has been no public an
nouncement of the size Of tn,
purse, but rest assured Playe.
and Nicklaus are getting some
thing out Of it. So is the Boy
Work Foundation Of the Balti
more Optimists Club.
NOTES-Bob Clark has re
signed as assistant pro at Nor
beck Dick Mullen. the Hag
erstown driving range operate
who suffered broken vertebr
when he was pinned under
golf cart at the York Countr
Club recently. is out of the hos
pital and cncased in a cast this
reaches from his hips to HI
> armpits Entries to the Vii
GINA Open must be receive
by August Is.
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with a hit, and another crossed
on a wild pitch by John
Wyatt.
BOutOn Wins 18th
Jim Bouton won his 14th
with a seven-hitter. getting the
most trouble from the Ath-
letics' hot-hitting shortstop,
Wayne Causey, who smacked
q homer and two doubles, Civ
ing him Is hits in his last
IS at-bats.
Brooks Robinson and Al
Smith led Baltimore's barrage
against Hank Aguirre and Bob
Anderson. Robinson banged q
homer and two singles, knock
ing in four runs, while Smith
had four hits.
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Judy Alvarez
Continues Role
Of Upsetter

SOUTH ORANGE. N. j.
July 81 (Special) Judy Al
varez is turning into an early
round upset specialist and
creating another stir in the
Eastern Grass Courts tenni:
championships.
The dark-haired girl from
Tampa, ranked only No. 10 in
the Nation, upset Billie Jean
Moffitt, the Wimbledon finalist
0-6, e1, 663, yesterday in
one Of two shockers.
At the same time on an ad-
joining court Ronnie Barnes
the Davis Cupper from Brazil
who was q finalist at Merton
only last Sunday. was elm
mated by Clark Graebner Of
Northwestern University, 6-3
6-3. Miss Moffitt had beer
seeded third, Barnes second.
The giant-killing role of Miss
Alvarez is nothing unusual,
although her defeat Of Billy
Jean was. Two weeks ago in
the National Clay Courts Mis-
Alvarez spilled Darlene Hard
the United States No. / ranked
player, and last week at Merton
she eliminated Donna Floyd
Fales, last years Clay Court
titlist.
The other seeded womer
players, led by Margaret Smith
of Australia, the Wimbledon
queen, breezed into the thirC
round. Miss Smith crushed Ro.
berta Rountree, San Mateo
Calf, 6-1, 6-1, while Mis-
Hard got past Tory Ann Fret,
Of Harrisburg, Pa, IS, Ga
Fourth-seeded Maria Bueno o.
Brazil routed Pat Cody, South
Gate, Calf, 81, 81.
In other mems matches top.
seeded Frank Froehling of Cora
Gables, Fla, survived another
scare, fighting off one mattel
point before defeating Alexan
der Wood of South Africa. Sc
Ga, So, to lead an advance
Of four seeded United State
players.
Third-seeded Gene Scott o
st. James, N. Y, rallied to de-
feat David Sanderlin, Los An.
gels, 8-6, 3-6, 6-l; fourth
ranked Marty Riessen of Hins
dale, Ill, eliminated 48-year
old Gardnar Mulloy. New York
6-S, Ga, and seventh seede,
Arthur Ashe, Los Angeles, over
powered Herb Fitzgibbon. Gar
den City, N. Y, 6I3, 6-3.
Carol Southmayd, who wa
idle yesterday, remains the onl
Washington area player in com
petition and was scheduled I
play Justina Bricka Of st. Louii
ninth-ranked in the natioI
today. Ron Goldman was elm
mated by Ray Senkowski {
Hamtramck, Mich, Ga, 2,
rs.