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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-12

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court. No. 100 ,S34,
administration. This Is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber, of the
State Of Virginia has obtained from
the Probate Court of the District
of Columbia, Letters Testamentary
on the estate of LEONID P:
TzoLLE. late of the District Of
Columbia, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof,
legally authenticated to the sub
scriber, on or before the Ath day
Of June, AID. 1854; otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Given under
nv hand this Ath day of December,
1858, ALBERT HOPAY, 2lA Meadow
View Road, Falls Church, Virginia.
(Seal.) Attest: ARTHUR P. SMITH,
Deputy Register Of Wills fol. the
District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court. ueIZ,l9,Zo
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HOWARD BERNSTEIN,
JEROME MAIIN.
THOS. J. OWEN A son, INC.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
DETACHED BRICK DWELLING
BEING KNOWN AS PREMISES
NUMBER 1915 BLAIR ROAD
NORTHWEST
By virtue Of a certain deed of trust
duly recorded, in Liber No. l0669,
Folio SIS, ct sea-, OF the land rec
ords OF the District Of Columbia.
and al the request OF the party
secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will sell. at public auction
in front Of the premises, on MON
DAY: THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF
6 pCI6cR PM NJ he tSe' t al Tm1
described land and premises, stu
ate. in the District Of Columbia,
and designated as and being part
OF Lots %, Il and IS. in Square
33A5, in Terrell Trustees subdivi-
sion known as manor Park" as
per plat recorded in Liber County
n, at Folio ". Described more
particularly in said deed Of trust
BY meteS and bounds, Said property
being now known for assessment
and taxation purposes as Lot siA
TERMS Sold subject to a prior
building association deed Of trust
for approximately S6,623.l7; fur
Their particulars Of which will be
announced at time of sale; the
purchase price above said trust
% be paid in cash. A deposit Of
$500 In cash or certified check
required. COnveyancing, record
ing, transfer taxes, etc, at pur-
chaSeT's cost Adjustments made
as Of date of sale. Terms 10 be
complied with within thirty DAYS,
otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property may be advertised and
Tesold at the discretion OF the
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AUCTION SALES
RIOS. J. OWEN q son, nc.

TH0S- J. OWEN q son, NC.
Anctloneers, I'LL z 81. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
hOW BRICK DWELLING BEING
KNOWN As PREMISES NUMBER
l3s KENTUCKY AVENUE SOUTH
EAST.
By virtue Of q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, in Liber No. 1855.
Folio ~. Ct SEQ, Of the land re-
and at ne request Of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees viii sell, al public auction
IN front Of the premises, on FRI
DAY IHE TWENTIETH DAY or
DECEMBER, AID 1853. AT ONE o.
CLOCh PM. the follow Ing -des-
Cribed land and premises, situate in
the District OF Columbia, and dcsIz-
nateda as and being Lot in Merrill
and OtheTs trustees subdivision in
Square 1913 as per plat recorded in
the Office OF the Surveyor for the
District Of Columbia IN Eber lS at
Folio 49,.
TERMS: Sold subject to a prior build
inE association deed Of trust for ap-
pToximately Sssl0.s5, and a second
deed Of trust for approximately ST.
sSl, further particulars Of which will
b. announced al time Of sale: the
purchase price above said trust 10
be paid in cash. A deposit OF $50 IN
cash or certified check required.
COnVeyanClnE. recording, transfer
taxes, etc. al purchasers cost.
Adjustments made as OF date OF
sale. Terms 10 be complied with
within thirty DAYS, otherwise depOSIt
forfeited and the property may be
advertised and resOld at the discre-
ton Of the trustees
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For interview Call
9 AM. to 2 PM.
PERSONNEL DIRECTOR
527-6070
OR
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MECHANIC, tractor, INC exper.
desirable, area resident. WILBAR
TRACTORS, INC, $50 Jefferson
Davis hwy, Arl., Va, OF. 1000.
MECHANIC TRAINEES : Alex,
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CARPENTERS

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WEE WOMEN
"Ah, I see here's another
romance spoiled by TV."

II have two white (natural
color Chinese WOOL hand
carved rugs I use every day
which are about 20 years old.
I bought them in Cali
fornia where cleaning and
keeping clean is no problem.
Here, it is a different story.
I have found through expert
ence the following.
/. Chinese wool is whittier
than United States wool.
2. Such rugs wash like a
rag provided one knows how.
There is an excellent Ar
menian rug cleaner in
Wheaton that returns rugs
like new. However such rugs
must be cleaned by hand
methods, as should any good
rug. They cannot be cleaned
mechanically as in the large
plants. 1 find no difference
in price but there is no COM
parison in the work.
8. Natural : colored wool
rugs should not be used by
an entrance in Washington.
1t is best If other rugs are
walked on first to get the
main street dirt off ones
shoes such as q long
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READERS CLEARING HOUSE

white rugs, only the heavy
wool is worth bothering with.
Synthetics are not.
5. I use mine in bed
rooms and have them cleaned
every 10 or II months.
6. I have three dogs and
a cat that run loose in the
house. However, I have no
children.
7. I love my rugs and have
seen at a local department
store the only approximate
thing in this country Kara
stan) which this store gets
in odd pieces and sells for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-14

hall rug or a flight of rug
covered stairs.
4. After wide inquiry a
few years ago, I came to the
conclusion that If one wanted
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An Easter Tribute to an Unknown Hero

struck by a car. At first he appeared to be dead
An unidentified bystander rushed to him and
saw that the impact had caused the boy to swallow
his tongue This man released the tongue and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-14
Here's How

Readers Clearing House Is con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
NAIL as q public service exchange
Of ideos between oreo readers. The
Stor eonnot accept phone coils per-
toinins to this column. All letters
must bear the writer's full nome and
address. No advertising is printed.
very little. They are the
best values I've ever seen.
8. If you have off white
rugs and get tired Of them,
you can easily have them
dyed any color you choose.
8. Get rugs, not wall-to-
wall carpeting.
10. Off white rugs look
particularly elegant on floors
which have been stained wal
nut by rubbing with burnt
lumber and then waxing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-14

citation, which saved the
boys life.
This is an Easter tribute to
an unknown hero who saved
a life.
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Repeat Advice
On Rugs

From Mrs. M. J. X,
Washington
Ed. Note: Several years ago q
query on the proetieoIity Of having
white rugs appeared in RICH. This
reply wos published. Recently we
received a letter requesting O re-
peot Of thot letter.
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TRUST NOTES WANTED

IMMEDIATE Cash for d. c., Nd.
or Va. 2nd trust notes. Large or
small. Call any time. JOHN Z,
SHELTON, 10, 1900,
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OFFICES, STUDIOS Ger RENT


CONTINENTAL BmDnG-Rant =
roQm suite 49, o. reut gaparate
80. Available immsdiataiy. loi7
l1th 81 NV. RE- 1-933.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
Huntley Properties
Are Always Interesting

TWO HISTORIC HOMES m WA
TERFORD
ARCH HOUSE Very old and
charming, beautifully restored,
fireplaces, bedrooms, 2 baths, 2
sitting rooms Zone paneled in old
pine); Dutch doors lead to terraced
garden in the back.
FAIRFAX HALL-The Old Friends
meeting house erected l76l, stone.
Restored In 1858 and converted to q
res d nc e in 1889. Living room
lex3l, dining room, library, deni
kitchen, pantry utility room on
main floor, bedrooms, baths
on Ind floor. 3 companion resi-
dences. Bass pond, many large
trees on II rolling acres. Unimi-
ted possibilities here. country inn,
private school or home for a large
family. We can show these proper
ties during the Waterford Festival
by appointment only.
Many other very interesting stone
homes and country properties to
c h o e from, some with small
acreage, several estate farms for
your consideration.
CALL OR WRITE
HARRY HUNTLEY, Ritz.
LEESBURG, VA. SPRING 7-33A6
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STORES FOR RENT

STORE-Suit. beauty,
coin dry, real estate, grocery re-
pair shop, newsstand, clothing, etc.
Has small inner office and pvt.
bath, BOSTWICKs 2; o. Box z2lo'
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TRAILERS


CASH PAID FOR CLEAN USED
NOZZLE HoMEss Va 10. Gl1oo.
Nd. IA. 6zS5l.
PAY $40 DOWN and assume pay
ments 81 only s1z-sl mo. o. this ~
Soxlo mobile home, furnished. Save
SIS lreP gef-up and delivery guar
anteed parking, can zs7-e3sl5 open
daily -, Sunday l7S, only mi.
BILE HOMES 11oo Branch ave.
1888 R0cKET, z-bedFm. mobile
home, 500 On. and assume loan.
Call 16e-z7SS after 5 pm. =
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SIN q K SIS.
va 5TH T.N.W
80 18th ST. NV.

Excellent location near Penna. ave-,
broom suite, 740 50. It. Or viii
rent separately. Fireproof elevator
BLDG reasonable rent. Dl. I-e6o4 or
RE. 7-e702.
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Mclean

MCLEAN
FIND THE UNUSUAL, and
we've built Just that. %
IT. in length, with 8 bed
rms, all on one floor.
Ranch style on 135-ft.
front WOODED LOT, in
$4,000 community Of Nc
Lean area. Fabulous Buck
ingham slate hall entrance
with loft. calling, crystal
chandelier. Entry into 2S-
It. liv. I'm. adjoining 1Sx16
din. rm., 15x27 kitchen,
incl. breakfast area. 14X25
den or library with fire
place and PRIVATE VIEW
to rear. 9th bedrm. or
maids rm. in lower level,
plus q NEVER GO OUT
AGAIN" bar in rec. rm.
with Bird firepl. Gear ga
rage, cedar slate New Eng
land roof. g stately COL
umns. 80 boxwoods line the
entrance walkway. The la
test stereophonic music
piped throughout. air con-
ditioned, 4 baths. Doctors,
lawyers. other professional
folks will be your neigh
bors. Priced at S6S, 500.
Shown by appt. Ell. $4,000,
Builder-Owner. Inquire Of
2 others soon being COM
pleted, priced from S62,-
$50. LANGLEY PROPER
TIES.
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.
GARAGES
TRAILERS

7-STORY DOUBLE BRICK, $50
month, rear 40 e ct. NV,
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CALL US DAILY, 2 TO
PIONEER
Realty. Inc, Realtor JE. 7-23l2
OPEN 10 A.M.-l0 Pm.
Drive out Rte. 7 Geesburg pike) a.
%oob DsfEIe E Essfp%2ffE 0G Bis Os e
treel. Ri. on Brook dr.. ! Blk. to
Gallant Green dr.. IT. to houses on
BUMDER-OWNER offers Z custom
honestly a acre In Lea n
area, 4 bedrms., baths. 3 firepls.,
Tear garage, h.-w. heat, soft. hv.
rm., really elegant kit, family rm.,
full bsmt. A big. big home for
ca IL acre, 4 bedrms., > baths, fin-
ished rec. rm. with firepl., attached
garage, panel den with built-in
book shelves, desk, indirect light
ing, intercoms h.-w. heat, S3e,s50, in
Mclean area. Both houses have air
cond. Roughed in. 500 LIST trusts
avail. Immed. occupancy. JE.
5000 OF 325-se50. Closed Sunday.
MM;, 4; CHAPMAN coNSTRUc-
PURE LUXURY-Long, low ANTIQUE
brick rambler On wooded lot In ele-
giant neighboFhood. Rich wa Ito
wall carpetings lovely open dining
rm. Frigidaire dream kitchen with
breakfast bay, bedrms., full
baths, full basement, tremendous
family nm. with raised-hearth fire.
place and bar. Central air condi-
tioning, diversified carport, $3.50.
HANSON HOMES, Realtors, JE.
3-3I37.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

AIS Duke st., oppo-
site Defense Supply Agency Ready
for 0ccup. $500 50. IT,, lst-class
ofc. and comm. space. lst-floor
front. Contact Dick or Bill
DWYER, KI. $1,000.
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FAIRFAX

HOME AND NCOME-Invest your
dollars wisely in a fine large home
large rms. and 3 baths may be ar
ranged into separate apis, school
or rest home for elderly people.
Located close In TO Fairfax near the
huge new shopping center. Call our
Office for further, d details. JE.
5000.
Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1905
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED

ABSOLUTELY TOP PRICE for Q
and 4-family apts.. and flats.
also larger apt. bldgS.. white or
colored. FE. 7-2137 or RE. g.
1858.
PRINCIPAL desires TO purchase d.
rect from owner apt. bldg, NV. or
Montgomery Co. Call ewes. only,
6S2-7f01
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APACHE CAMPING TRAILERS, all
models, new fr. $3IS. e49-l525.
BRAND-NEW 1864 mobile homes, Z
uy tS s1E%Rs s auto y %sgheS ehG $50
dn. and small monthly payments.
Trade In your furniture car or
what have you. Free parking and
delivery. Drive out 500 yards west
Of Fairfax Circle on Rte. 50 al
Fairfax. Va. or call OR. 3-544e.
Open daily and Sun, ? to 2
BUY YOUR MOBILE HOME with
confidence. Large selection. Depend
able service. Established 1895.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO., INC,
in Alexandria at 3A00 jeff. Davis
hwy, K1. s-3o65. 1905 Richmond
hwy, so. 5-4444.
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MANTTTA
M 1NTUA HTLLS-Brick Sbedrn

COUNTRY ACRES
Antique Colonial rambler, partly 100
years old, located on acres near
Great Falls. S bedrooms, huge Iiv-
ing room, formal dining room,
family kitchen, rec, nm. and 2-car
attached garage. Reasonable down
payment. Owner will hold balance.
HENDERSON AGENCY
u Raul Bldg, Mclean 556-sSoo
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u Kaul Bldg. Mclean
MCLEAN
CLOSE IN

58-FT. RANCHER
Beautiful antique brick on a we'll
andscape d lot. Center-han en-
trance, living rm. has cheerful bay
window, fireplace, family dining
rm., complete electric Kitchen with
adjoining family room, : large bed
rooms, baths. LOWER LEVEL,
built-in bar and powder rm. French
doors opening onto enclosed patio.
An custom-made draperies and
some carpeting included. CEN
TRIAL AIR CONDITIONING, $43,95o
and has assumable loan.
CROWELL & CO., INC.
Realtors Mclean Ell. $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-16
Putrick Henry
Wins Title in
Arlington Track

Jerry Barnett of Patrick
Henry School won four events
to lead his team to the cham
pionship Of the Arlington Jun
ior Chamber Of Commerce track
and field meet yesterday at
Yorktown High School.
Barnett won the 50-yard
dash in seven seconds. the 440
in 1905, threw the softball 201
feet and took the running broad
Jump at IS feet 10 inches.
Patrick Henry scored 20
points to runnerup Langston's
10. Drew was third with six
points.
Dwight Sommers Of Drew won
the standing broad jump with
o leap Of 7 feet AZ inches,
while Douglas McCullogh Of
Maury took the sit-up class and
Seth Wilson Of Woodlawn won
the squat thrust competition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-16
Ruymonde Jones
To PIuyin Three
Net Finals Today

Raymonde Jones will be in
volved in all three champion
ship matches today at the
Kenwood Country Club.
Mrs. Jones will play Cynthia
Goeltz for the singles title at
1880 am. and later will team
with two different partners for
the doubles and mixed doubles
crowns.
Mrs. Jones and Ann Gray
will clash with Nancy Reed
and Carol Southmayd for the
double title at 2 pm. and
then she will team up with
Nick Powell against Charlotte
Decker and Bill Costello in
the mixed doubles at 3 pm.
Seminal results:
wOmen's singles
Raymonde Jones defeated Nancy
Reed; 10 9:;, esMii cynthia . oosltz
def Carol w %snsspli Doubles S%s 20
Jones and Ann Gray def Lee
Meyer and Grace Bassett. B--0, 6-l.
Reed and Carol Southmayd def. Wen
dell and Charlotte Decker DO
~ MIXED Doubles
Decker and Bill Costello. def. Meyer
and Allan TAYLOR. 90, 81; Jones
and Nick Powell def. Frances Top
! ping and Lansdon Marvin. 6-2' o--2'
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Tigers Trade
FOytacktoL.A.
For 7 Players

DETROIT, June is APP
The Tigers gave veteran Pitch
er Paul Foytack and q second
player to the Angels tonight
in a trade for George Thomas,
former Tiger bonus rookie.
The trade just beat the
American Leagues midnight
trading deadline.
General Manager James A,
Campbell announced the swap
shortly before midnight. The
Tigers are in New York play
ing a series with the Yankees.
Campbell said the Tigers got
25-year-old Thomas. a utility
man who plays both the OUT
field and infield. and a second
player yet to be named in re-
turn for Foytack. nine-year
Detroit veteran. and Frank
Kestro. outfielder-infielder.
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Don DeIIWins Match as US.
Blanks Iran in Zone CUP PIay

the martial law prevailing here
during the current political I'M
rest. Only TOO saw today's
finale.
Tathi, Trans No. l player,
has had the benefit of a tennis
visit to the United States and
played much better than his
older brother. He said he was
learning a lot" from the visi-
tors and had tried to incorpo-
rate some new strokes into his
game.
He led Dell in each of the
first three sets but the taller
American aways managed to
pull even and then win. Dell,
however. was exhausted when
the match ended. He fell
heavily several times.
The Shah was to have par
ticipated in a match with AL
phonso Smith of Washington,
d. c., non-playing captain,
but Smith was unable to APP
pear because Of the political
situation.
Players on both sides at
tended q banquet tonight where
the Americans were given gifts
The United States next will
meet the winner Of Canada
Mexico.
In European Zone competi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-16
SKGH AT LARGE
Should Senators Try
'PoImer Method Too?

OF ALL THINGS: In view of Arnold
Palmer's spectacular comeback" in the
100000 Thunderbird Open, shouldn't the
Senators look into the apparent therapeu-
tic benefits of 30-day layoff? :. Ralph
Houk rates Charlie Dresser an astute
baseball man, so when he learned Dresser
was in Washington trying to peddle Don
thinner to the Senators, the Yankee man
ager warned "Id think twice before taking
anybody Dresser was trying to unload"
:. Steve Barber of the Orioles admits the
only pitching goal he has in mind is to win
enough games to get substantial raise
next season.
Jim Piersalls honeymoon with New
York writer's has come to its practicable
end The Nets outfielder recently dashed
out at an official scorer for failing to give
him hit on pop fly the Cincinnati Sec
ond baSeman muffed. The Griffith
family isn't alone in singing the praises Of
the Land of the Sky Blue Waters. Vivian
Hallow, personal secretary to Calvin Grit
fifth, found a home and husband in the
Twin Cities ;. The Redskins, who already
boast more lawyers on their board Of di-
rectors than any team in pro football, can
also claim another distinction: The only
team with a Ph.D. on the board. Gene
Archer was awarded an honorary degree by
Marshall wv. Va College recently.
REPORT BY THE Public Health
Service reveals approximately As million
fish were killed in the United States last
year by industrial wastes and raw sewage
pollution. Who counted?
30 Berger, 2O-year-old son of Bozie
Berger, who signed bonus contract with
the orioles recently, admitted the Sena-
tors also made him an attractive offer, but
he chose Baltimore because of the long
friendship between his father and Billy
Hitchcock, Orioles skipper Del Miller,
whose Meadows race track opens June %
in Washington, Pa. recently gave the rev.
dictionary new Tartan track, the resilient
all-weather strip, a personal workout. He
drove an eight-year-old mare in foal TO a
2:053 mile, fast enough to win most Of the
races at RoSecroft, Laurel and other sulky
centers. The latest thing in racing strips
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Thornton Defects
Argentine on TV

NEW YORK, June is APP
CALIFORNIA; Wayne Thornton
moved closer to q light-heavy-
weight title fight tonight by
drubbing Jose Menno, unbeaten
Argentine champion. In q tele-
vision hereunder at Madison
Square Garden.
The three officials had
Thornton the winner by the fol-
lowing scores In rounds: Judges
Tony Castellano and Frank
Forbes, 6-3 each. and Referee
Teddy Martin, Ga. The As
ISOLATED Press had Thornton in
front Tai.
Thornton. %. the No. 4 con-
tender in the 175-pound class,
was a 81 favorite. He racked
UP his 28th victory against
three losses.
Memo. 81, suffered his first
defeat after Is victories and
one draw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-16

ton today, Sweden upset Tug
oslavia and qualified to meet
South Africa in the semifinals.
England swept the last two
singles matches against Rus
STA and won the quarter final
Al. England will meet the win
ner of a series in which Spain
took a 2-l lead over France
today.
A doubles victory clinched
Sweden's victory over Yugo-
slavia. 30. After jan Erik
Lundquist ran out a 60, s.
7. 60. Ga delayed singles
decision over Boris Jovanovic
Lundwist and Ulf Schmidt beat
Jovanovic and NikolL Pilcik,
90, 3-6. ga, ST..
Englands' Bobby wilson
scored. is. 8-6. 60, over
Russia's l8-year-old Alexander
Metreveli. who tired after q
furious start. Then Mike Sang
ster defeated Thomas Lejus.
Ga. Ga, 6-3.
SPANS doubles team of
Manuel Santana and Jose Luis
Arilla had little trout, beat
ing Frances Pierre Beust and
o. B. Cotet. Us, ga, ga,
The series will be decided in
today's concluding singles
matches.
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Weather Delays
YuIe-Hurvurd
Race Until Today

NEW LONDON, Conn. June
IS tAP) A strong north wind
and rough water combined be-
fore dusk today and forced
postponement until tomorrow
OF the Harvard-Yale varsity
and junior varsity crew races.
The Crimson and Blue heavy
weights will row their 4-mile
grind on the Thames River at
$3.50 am. tEDT) about IS min
utes after the Jayvees' 3-mile
test. Both races will be rowed
downstream.
Before the elements ganged
up and forced the first post
ponement since 1895, Harvard's
unbeaten freshmen scored a
2l2-length triumph over the
Yale yearlings In their 2-mile
race.
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Big Red CrewFights OffNavy
To Prevent I ars' IRASWeep

Of the afternoon in the first
race, as its yearling crews over
took Washington near the fin
ish to exc out a narrow victory
in the 2-mile freshmen race.
The Nays yearlings had not
won a race previously. Rutgers
was a half length behind.
Nays bowman. Richard B.
Strachan, and Washington's
bow, Bob Hacker, both appar-
emily had difficulty in getting
their oars out of the water
close to the finish.
But the Navy man recovered
remarkably as the Middies
sprinted across the finish
ahead by inches.
Favored Cornell finished
fifth.
Nays time was 11:41 and
WaShington's 1l:41.37.
Nays Jayvees also scored
an unexpected triumph in the
Smile junior varsity race
easily beating an undefeatec
w a shington crew by ~
lengths.
California was third about
a length behind the Huskies
and favored Cornell finished
a poor fourth.
The Middies took the Lead
early and succeeded in hold.
ing an impressive lead while
understanding its nearest op-
ponent.
At the halfway point. Navy
held a full two-length lead.
! Nays time was 1882.