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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-12

MRNTs FOR REMOVAL By THE
STATE ROADS COMMISSION
OF MARYLAND. ACTION TO BE
HELD ON THE PREMISES ON
AUGUST 10, 1868.
A one-story frame rancher on the
former Andrew +. Lewis property.
Item 34367. located at 5000 47th
Place, HOLLYWOOD. Prince Georges
County, Maryland. 10 be auc-
TONED ct 100 PM.
A large two-story frame dwelling,
q small one-story cinder block
house, o four-car block garage, q
pump house. corn crib, frame
barn.. two frame hen houses. .
one.story log. cabin. and q log
s cOy p re sHs iG fsm ssS Sia located
at 10000 Cherry Hill Road. COLI
iege Park. Maryland. This prop
erty Is located on the west side
Of Cherry Hill Road, approxi-
mately 400 feet north of Buck
Lodge Road. To be auctioned ct
900 PM.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash in the
amount of the bid viii be re-
quired Of the successful bidder at
the time OF auction; In addition,
4 cashiers or certified check S5vi n
Dollars lS3O0J viii be required
for. the Lewis dwelling. and Q
cashiers or certified check in
the amount Of Five Hundred Dol
lars (S500) will be required for
the Mccoy improvements; these
checks to be drawn payable to
the State Roads Commission OF
Maryland for each Of the above
listed items at the time OF auc-
purchaser viii completely remove
the improvements and all mate
rial and debris contained there
in Cincluding foundation walls
down TO the ground) and break
up the basement floor TO prevent
ponding on or before midnight,
Saturday. August 81. 1868.
FURTHER: Minimum wage rates
In accordance with the Davis
Bacon Act shall apply 70 any
work performed in connection
with the removal emo sv,S q these a Inn
pliance Herewith must be SUBJ
mitted to the COMMISSIONS
DISTRICT ENGINEER in Laurel,
Maryland, in the form Of Q pay
roll incident to the removal Of
said improvements.
For additional information. call
the State Roads Commission Of
flee in Laurel, Maryland. tele-
phone 770-76,.0. au1l,12
AUCTION SALES
Used furn., bedrm., suites. liv. I'm.
suites, baby grand piano. washing
machines. refgrs.. paintings. bric-
a-brac and thousands Of other
Items items 70 numerous TO mention.
Aug. 16 at z PM, sat, Aug. IL
at z pm. Furniture dealers and
rooming house owners invited.
ROCKVILLE A ~ TON GAL
LER1ES, zoe Commerce lane. mr..
the villa Theater, Rockville. Md.
Phone 762-55SS. Consignments.
Solicitors, @. A. KATE, auctioneer.
d. c. License.
Zed Williams . Zed Williams, u.
AuetiOneers And Appraisers
BY order Of Smith Storage
Company. Goods being
sold for unpaid storage
and other charges.
Furniture Of various kinds, suites
and odd pieces. Also boxes, dishes,
glassware. clothing. and other
items.
BY AUCTION
AT
Williams Auction House
GA Eye st. NV.
Mon. Tomorrow 200 Pm.
Special attention IL called 70 an
expensive SIT. bamboo Chinese
style sofa, also bamboo tables,
"Philco" electric range.
Kenmore" late style perfect eond.
washer and dryer combined. An
excellent utility.
Also numerous other desirable
articles. Dealers and individuals
attend.
AUcTToNEER's PHONE Ma. 5000
An 10
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ATTORNEYS SALE

ATTORNEYS SALE
FOOD MARKET FIXTURES
YORK ST AIR CONDITION UNIT
At 1920 MINNESOTA Aye. Sc.
AUGUST x 20 isss . A ,Sr!so AM
MeCroy ~, two tier dairy case
w/comp,- Hill 12' produce case W.
Freezer w7comp,, Hill oxSxg wall
In BOX. 500 shelving, .gondolas
cash vault, Dayton a Hobart com.
putting scales, Hobart chopper anc
Steakmaster, Coca-Cola cooler
meat block. etc,
TERMS: CASH
SAMUEL b. BLOCK, Attorney
1911 X st. NV.
au4.12
THOs !. OWEN q son. INC.
AunllanaaFa I'LL M NV.
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For additional information. call
the State Roads Commission of
flee in Laurel, Maryland. tele-
phone 770-76,.J. aull,l2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-12
FURTHER: Minimum wage rates

IN accordance with the Davis
Bacon Act shall apply 10 any
work performed in connection
with the removal OF these i'm
provements and evidence Of COM
pliance herewith must be sub
mitted to the COMMISSION
DISTRICT ENGINEER in Laurel,
MARYLAND, in the form Of Q pay
roll incident to the removal Of
said improvements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-12
JAMES A, WILLIE
HENRY I. COLF1

STUART H. robson, 'sseS'
Attorney for Noteholder.
ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON
Auctioneers-Appraisers
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ze sI WILLIAMS . zed wIllsns: u

AuotIUheerB AHu ADDFaIseF1
BY order Of Smith Storage
Company. Goods being
sold for unpaid storage
and other charges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-12

Furniture Of various kinds, suites
and odd pieces. Also boxes, dishes.
glassware. clothing. and other
items.
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Society-Home
EISENHOWER
DONATION

The Women's Boord
of the Presbyterian
Home is sponsoring q
fair to be held tomor-
row at the home from
II am. to 5 pm. One
of the items to be sold
at the benefit is q
French milking stool
denoted by Mrs.
Dwight D. Eisenhower.
Admirino the stool and
other items ore left to
right Mrs. Alfred J.
Barrett, Mrs. Willard
GotcheII and Mrs.
John S. Martin hold
ing the STOOL. In the
foreground ore Son-
dro Kim Haley (Ieft)
and Nancy Borrett
KIove, granddaughter
of Mrs. Borrett.-Stor
Stoff Photo.
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given by Mrs. c. VILLA m
Martin. IT.. wife Of the chair
man Of the Citizens Commit
tee for United Nations Day
and United Nations Week.
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Luncheon

Wives Of Washington
Board Of Trade officials were
entertained at q luncheon in
the Statler Hotel yesterday
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CLUB
CALENDAR
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
The WOman's National
Democratic Club-Tea at 4
pm. in the Club House.
Northern Virginia Chapter
No. 80, WAC-Veterans Assoc
ciatiOn-Dinner at $50 pm,
Meeting at 8 pm, George
Mason Hotel, Alexandria.
TOMORROW
The jamestown Chapter,
Colonial Danes Of the 18th
Century-Meeting at IL am.
in the Penn-Daw Motel,
Alexandria.
The WOmen's Board Of the
Presbyterian Home - Fair
from IL am. to 5 pm. at
the Home.
Pro BOnata Club-Fash-
ionshow- luncheon at Ken
wood Country Club.
The Washington Readers
CIub-Picnic Supper at 3 pm.
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry @. Herrell, Bethesda.
National Council Of Jewish
Women, Northern Virginia
SectiOn-Dance at $3.50 pm.
in the Beth FL Temple, Alex
andria.
Latin American Social
Club Of Neutrality-suspicious.
at $3.50 pm. in the Gavan
Social Center.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-25

bands as guests. The evening
party viii be held at the
home Of Mrs. Paul Baker AL
Irwin Street. Silver Spring.
Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20
CLEVELAND PARK CONTEMPORARY
BY 7. w. TIRANA

IN THE MIDDLE of Cleveland Park, sedate
neighborhood of comfortable turn-ofthe-
century houses, is building which has been
described as three Quonset huts pushed to-
gether. The building which has been mistaken
for church, public library and swimming
pool, is the home of william L. Slayton, the
Federal Urban Renewal Commissioner, and
his wife and two teen-age daughters, Betsy and
Barby.
The architect who designed the house,
Ieoh Ming Pei, remarked when he first saw the
lot at 3411 Ordway street NV, This neighbor-
hood interests me. don't feel the heavy hand
of conformity"
There is no evidence that Mr. Pei felt the
slightest bit restricted. He wanted the house
to have one outstanding feature, and it does
a concrete, triple-barrel roof.
The lot slopes from front to rear, making
the house split level. In the front there is a
large living room with free-standing fire
place and study. In the rear on the first floor
are the kitchen, dining room and play room,
and above them are three bedrooms The front
and rear are entirely of glass, and the two sides
are brick with white sand finish. The walls in
side are also exposed white brick. A brick wall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20

in the front gives the house privacy, except for
one corner, where, because of a rise in the
sidewalk, people can land dO) peek over.
The house, more than year old, still
draws lot of attention in Cleveland Park Be-
fore the house was finished, people were get
ting so much in the way, the workmen we're
forced to put up sign saying, mo Visitors" A
few weeks after the house was finished, a
couple opened the door, came in and said,
We're so interested, do you mind if we just
walk through"
While the house was being built neighbors
often gathered around and specialized on what
it would be. The most popular guess at one
point was that it would be public library. Last
summer, some boys came in with towels and
swimming suits and asked where the pool was.
Christmas Eve year ago, Betsy met man on
the walk who asked when services began.
Betsy told him where he was and he replied,
"Oh, someone said it was a church
Mrs. SlaytOn remarks, After ALL it's not
the kind of house that appeals to everyone"
But the family does appreciate comments like
that of little boy who came by last Halloween
and said, Il always walk by your house to 60 to
school because just like your houses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-31
q MAVERICK.

Western. Hour. Bret flames earner)
and Bart TACK Kelly find their lives at
stake in a card game when they become
involved in a family feud. carole Wells
is featured tRepeat)
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HELP MEN
SALESMAN
MEMS WEAR
SHOP FOREMAN

We have an opening for an exper.
shop foreman to handle our me-
chanical shop. Salary open for the
right man, paid vacation, insur-
ance and capitalization, new-car
demonstration furn. Call Dan Sau-
veur today for an appointment,
ADDISON CHEVROLET, 14th and
Florida ave. NV. no. 2-75O0.
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ACCOUNTANT, experienced, senior.
for large public accounting firm.
downtown Alexandria. Experience
in private industry and super
visory capacity especially helpful.
Salary open, Call XII. S-9246, 9-5,
MOnday-Friday.
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CREDIT MANAGER

DIsPATCHER-0FC. elk. = ATi.
firm needs sharp, alert yne. man
wlgood personality 70 ana. phone.
file, DO stock work. Exp. req. Min.
$3.50. POTOMAC EMpL. ACCY.,
2334 Wilson blvd, Arl. IA. g.
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BUYER
TRAINEE

IKAlNEE
Are you rs to IS years old,
type 80 w.p.m., and have:
Experience as a quotation
clerk or hardware counter
clerk; knowledge Of in
ventory procedures, ex-
pediting and purchasing
records?
If so, we have q perma-
nent full time position in
our Purchasing Depart
ment as a Buyer Trainee.
371z hour work week, paid
annual vacation, and a
comprehensive company
fringe benefit program
are included.
If qualified and interested,
send a complete resume,
including present job and
salary:
BOX TIA, Star.
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HELP MEN

men to round out the hard Sittins
sales force selling all lines Of
Chrysler Corp. automobiles. Our
present personnel. who are will.
ing TO work. are averaging $1,000
mo. take home pay. Demonstration
Furnished, insurance plan, yaca-
ton with pay. Only sober, reliable
experienced men need apply; Az:
PyMno,,PPsEFs G gp5oos pi,,,y BANNING pa.
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ESTIMATOR

Young man with at least 2-yrs
exper. as estimator in bldg. field
Must be able to read blue prints
and capable taking off quantities
from plans. Exper. in dealing with
sub-eontr. and suppliers desirable.
Excel. opport. with one Of areas
most progressive bldg. org. Com
pany paid tns. pension plan. Sal
airy commensurate exper. and
ability. Ma. S-4S02 aft. 8 pm.
Mr.. ROSENBAuM.
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ENGINEERS

and electro mechanical
Newly formed division Of expand
ing publicly owned co. being To-
Gated in Richmond, engaged In
manufacture Of electronic com.
puteEs and data Transmission sys-
TEN. TOY salary and fringe bene-
fits. Please forward detailed re-
sumo. Box 262-A STAR.
ENGINEER-Structural detailer,
checker and estimator. Rapidly
expanding steel fabricating shop.
To establish and supervise draw
ing rm. Mail resume and salary
requirement to Box 21-A Star.
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When anspsFing Advertisements
addressed to Star boxes do NOT
incloSe ORIGINAL reference, pho
toOraphs or other materials OF
peraondl Vdlue. Copies serpe the
purpose. Originals may Get lost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-24
AREN'T. FOX, KINTNER,
PLOTKIN a KAHN.
BY JOHN J. SEXTON, Attorney,
INN FederaI Rar RufldInR.

BY JOHN J. SEXTON, Attorney,
1000 Federal Bar Building,
1878 II Street NV,
Washington q, ID. @.
(Filed June 0, 1868,
HARRY M. HULL, Clerk.)
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia
ID. r. ANTONELLI, Jr., KINGDOM
GOULD, Jr,, Plaintiffs, VS.. JACOB
9, WALL, Defendant. Mo. 1885,
SO. - Order Publication, Absent
Defendant.-The object of this
suit Is TO enforce specific per-
Torrance OF o contract for the
sale OF real estate located in the
as. 56 and sl7 II square 79. on
motion Of the plaintiff, II Is this
9th day OF June, 1868, ORDERED
that the defendant, JACOB 8.
WALL cause his appearance to
be entered herein on or before
the fortieth. day. exclusive Of Sum-
days and legal holidays, occur
ring after the day Of the first
publication Of this order; other
wise the cause will be proceeded
VIDED. q copy OF this order be
published once o week for three
successive weeks in the Washing
ton Law Reporter, and The Eve
ming star before said day. DAVID
A.. PINE. Judge. (Seal.l Attest:
HARRY M. HULL. clerk. BY
NEAL Z, HACKNEY, Deputy Clerk.
iel0.1724
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Train For
Management
ON FULL SALARY
Salary is one Of many
features you'll like
about this WE'LL
planned management
training program.
Earn full salary as
you train, with fire.
quent increases, di-
rectly related to your
progress and a def
mite executive APP
pointment as branch
manager at program
completion. No SELL
ing, no experience
required.
Frien dly co-work-
ers, interesting office,
and field work with
expenses paid. Out
standing EN- ploye
benefits, rapid pro-
motion, secure future
with Americas oldest
and largest consum-
er finance company.
Age 81 to %, some
college desirable but
not required.
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LEGAL NOTICES
MOoERs q MARMORsToNE,
Attorneys,
Q0I hIilia building.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing a Probate Cnurt.-Estate OF
RUTH M. PURCELL. Deceased
No. 10S.260. Administration Dock
ct 224,--Application having been
made herein for probate Of the
last will and testament OF said
deceased, and for letters tesla.
mentary on said estate, by. MARY
CAMPER McGINNIs, II is Or
DERED this 14th day OF June,
AID, 1868, that WILLIAM l..
McdINNIS. the unknown heirs at
law and next of kin OF the de-
ceased and all others concerned,
appear In said Court on Monday,
the goth day Of July. AID. 1868.
at 10 o'clock AN, 70 show cause
why such application should not
be granted. Let notice hereof be
published in the washington Law
Reporter" and THE Evening Star"
once in each OF three successive
weeks before the return day here
In mentioned. the first publication
to be not less than thirty days
before said return day. Witness,
the Honorable MATTHEW F. Nc
CURE. Chief Judge Of said Court,
this l4th day OF June, AID. 1863.
lSealD Attest: ARTHUR p.
SMITH, Deputy Register Of Wills
for the District OF Columbia, Clerk
Of the Probate Court.
je17,24-ty1
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Chief
Interpreter/ Translator

For service at South Pacific Com
mission headquarters. Noumea.
New Caledonia. Responsible to
Secretary-General for control and
direction Of section including two
assistants and secretarial staff,
translation all approved docu-
ments and publications either
French English or English Trench.
Interpretation arrangements con-
ferences, ETC.. including participa-
tion in Interpretation Salary In
range f2436-f2724 sterling plus
expatriation allowance 1886 lsin-
gle). f492 (married), child allow
ance 600, no local income tax.
For further particulars apply Sec
Rotary General. South Pacific
Commission. Pc. Box o, Noumea
New Caledonia. Applications close
with Secretary-General 81 July
1868. and successful applicant ex-
pected on duty 80 September. 1893
SPRAY FAINTER, experienced fol-
interior lacquer and wall work.
Apply 2 to B pm. Room HOO. In.
vestment Bldg. 1911 X ST. NV.
STOCK CLERK, immediate OPEN
ing. 5-day week. hours 1880
until Ais pm. Monday through
Friday. Apply 1854 31st st. NV.
See Mrs. Virginia Jennings.
for cold-type compost
ton, experienced, salary open.
Oh. 10000.
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CONTINUED on Next PSTJ
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PRQGRAMMER

7 ItOO4S4A4N44N4
TO teach 1401 class 8 am. to IL
or 1890 to $3.50 pm. daily. ]
temporary 6-week position and i
permanent. position open ct Lead
School AP 7-Ol6S.
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HELP MEN
lcONTlNuEDl

ACCOUNTANTS ----$6,500
p. c. bkkprs. and jrs. ($4,60O)
JUNE GRADS.-------$5,500
Deg. admin, clerical, finance.
HIGH SCHL. TRN.----$350
ENGRS.
ELEC. ENGR., to $15,SO0
Communicates experience.
SYSTEMS ---------$13,500
Planners-Analysts. MS or MA.
Familiar with Govt. REQ.
PROGRAMMES --$12,500
EXP. lge. scale computers.
ESTIMATORS -----$10,4 400
Local. electrical exper.
MKT. ENGRS.------$10,0 900
Government contacts.
ELECT. TECHS 900
MOST FEES PAID
CONFIDENTIAL INTERVENE
BY MAI. HEWATr (UsAF ret;l
OTHERS OTHERS
ROOM 227
Woodward Bldg. 18th and H NV.
Annette D. Tatelman
RE. 7-4414
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ACCOUNTANTS
ADMINISTRATIVE
OATno

SALES
Many positions, open. You may
VASE. IS LARGEST EMPL. AoCY.
NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
1912 K st. NV. Elk. 3-727OI
ACC0UNTANT-SS,50O, train for
controllership. 1918 Eye Sd. NV.
WILSON PERSONNEL
ACCOUNTANTS, jr. and exper. J.
$500 to $40 up. BoYD's. 18th
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'osEPH A: RAFTERTY, IT,,
zoe, gee Southern a Bldg;

WARRINGTON Og u Cs
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. los, 1892,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber, Of the
State Of MARYLAND, has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the
District Of Columbia, Letters Tes-
tamentary on the estate Of ALICE
MYERS, 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 18th
day Of December. AID. 1868;
otherwise they may by law be
excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. Given under my hand this
18th day Of June. 1868. JOSEPH
a. RAFFERTY,, Jr., 206 Southern
Building. lSeal.) Attest: ARTHUR
p. SMITH, Deputy Register of
Wills for the District Of Columbia,
iel7. 2A-iy1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-17

WAsHINGToN-LEE 600 600 90 3 O
MCLEAN --=---- 900 OOi x-l 2 5
Stein and shannon; Cain and Dow.
6EEoo GEORGE WASH. 5 doY oSd ID I
wi Pssl!''h aH kSin 49, s s3f sp': .nJ
FAILS CHURCH 100 Ol0 81 3
Peck. Poore t5l and Tomlinson.
piskeral and Meooyern. HR-Stuart,
YORKTOWN go 00O 400 "a
WAKEFIELD - 200 O2O "a s /
Deal, chastain Cbl and Chatham:
Wheatley and Gordon.
lac
"a sqfpHrNs S S9ff SSbS IA : (
Bailey and o'Byroni Holman and
Davenport Frert 49,,
ST g Al! ADAMS l!' 80. 0?G 600 81 g 2
Kreuttnsr Dove tb) and Jacobsen.
Luykx and Champion.
OTHERS
SSSEsSsFt -. S So IS5 - ! Z
Paduda, Boyd go and Miller, Sidney
and Ions, billiard tbl,
Home fun-Anaeostla, Richardson,
GRO MASON Q3i $40 LIZ 10 3
uko MARsHL 100 iOi o. . 2
Roth and McNab. Bailey, Thompson
tbl and Redwine, Lamar ~,
EDISON aa- OO9 $50 OO-b 5 4
HEi{NDoN 400 OiO Old !
Henner and sphinx Butler and Haines
LUTHER JACKSON UD OiO-i . .
HOFFMAN, BosToN 200 25x-g 4 .
b Marshall aud l. Parnett. Shorter
% Bonner and Johnson, shorter tbl,
DAMASCUS OuU UOu -. = q
pEARY au2 1903 "a 4 D
Bufdette and Monkey. fitzpatrick aud
Grftla
GOQD COUNSEL Oi0 no ID Z q
sPRfNGBRooH 020 O0O o. ,
Brusse and Graham. Pfitchctt, Lar.
son - and MBnos, Btlllef to
/ Home fun=-Good Counsel, Fletcher
GAMES TODAY
OConneil AZ WI 4
DohzagH az Episcopal Bi6
81. Anthonyt at Anaeostia, II.
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BY ROBERT SOMMERS
atar staff Writer

Larry Pearson is proud of
himself after defeating jim
Duffy of O'Connell yesterday,
but he'll have to be proud Of
himself again tonight to go as
far as he did in last years
Schoolboy golf championship.
A perSonable 17-year-old
senior from Northwestern,
Pearson reached the Schoolboy
quarter-finals last year before
bowling to Joe Simpson, the los
ing finalist.
Today he meets Dan Jones
Of Annandale at Congressional
and needs another victory to
reach tomorrow's quarter
finals scheduled at Woodmont.
And there is little doubt that
he is capable Of reaching the
.quarter-finals, or even the
finals, after dispatching Duffy,
the District and Maryland
Junior champion, 2 and /, at
Kenwood yesterday.
Duffy was rated one Of the
three or four best players in
the tourney and looked as if
he would have little trouble
eliminating Pearson when they
made the nine-hole turn yes
terday. He was two up at that
point. but Pearson won four in
a row starting at the 18th with
a birdie and three pars. Before
Duffy could recover he was out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-17
Hoyo Teams
Lose Three
Out of Four

LEXINGTON, Va, April IT
(SpeciaD Georgetown Univer-
sity's athletic teams had a full
day here yesterday, but not
exactly a successful one. Three
Hoya teams lost and only one
won.
Phil Plasencia's infield sim
gle in the eighth inning drove
in the eventual winning run
and enabled the Hoyas base
ball team to nip Washington
& Lee, 80.
However, Washington a. Lee
clipped Georgetown in golf and
tennis. both by 6-3 scores, and
Virginia Military rolled to a
l04-36 victory over the Hoyas
in track.
The Keydets' Henry Cronin
was high scorer with 10 points
in the track meet, winning the
high and intermediate hurdles.
Bob Duckwall Of the Generals
posted low score Of 70 over the
par-7l Lexington Country Club
in golf, and Jim DeYoung won
the No. l match over the Hoyas'
John Wolf in tennis. 2-6,
6-3, Ga.
GEORGETOWN 600 600 2IO-3
WASH. q LEE 900 DOL 1O1-2 1
Mccarthy and scotto: Gambler and
Davis, Hendricks (S).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-17
Puerto Rico
Leads D. G..
Swim Stars

SAN JUAN, April II (AP) -
Superiority in the relays gave
Puerto Rico's juvenile SWIM
mers a 1890 lead over the
National Swimming Club of
Washington, D. c., yesterday
in the first session of a two
day dual meet.
The Puerto Ricans won five
of the six relay events and lost
the sixth only on the judges
decision after a tie on the
clock. The National Swimming
Club, made up of Washington
area stars, captured a majority
of the individual competitions,
but these were scored on a 5-3-1
basis, while the relays counted
TO.
Washington's winners in
cluded: Dale Bernhard in the
girls 15-17-year-old 200-meter
individual medley q minutes
sos seconds, Duncan Will in
the boys 14-year-old 200-meter
individual medley (2:36.4, Iris
Verdicanno in girls 8-year-old
25-meter freestyle OBS Sec
onds, Tim Miller In boys Is
17-year-old 1O0-meter freestyle
Q:01.6, Pat Grimes in the
girls l3-l4-year-old 100-meter
breaststroke Q:32.6 and ia
nine Slope in the girls 11-l2-
year-old 50-meter butterfly
1865 seconds.
Karla Kitagawa of Washing
ton and Karen Kean Of Puerto
Rico finished In a tie In the
9-l0-year-old girls so meter
breaststroke.