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THE TAMPA BAXEY TIMES HOME EDITION FORTY-FOURTH YEAR No. 110 Fall Day and Night Report Of The Aaaoclnted Preaa TAMPA, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1936 Full Coverage of Stale Netra Br The Times Service PRICE FIVE CENTS lATTLE PLAN DRAWN Sffii IN COUNTY Krlllll IIKIIIIIri 0NDS ON MONDAY ii mitts a. u. BOLTS KILL NINE Today's News Today WAR VETER AN TO GET Tampa Cat, "Topsy," Mothers Rat as Well as Her Kittens District Attorney Takes Oath for United Hope 4 Die by Lightning1, Others Injured Near Cross City Million and Half to Be Paid in Tampa Drive on New Deal 3 STRUCK IN FIELDS Young Mother on Porch Cleveland, June 13. (AP) Also Loses Life; Child Escapes Under new and younger leader ship, the Republicans began the Employes of the Tampa Post Office will begin delivery of more than 4000 bonus bonds, representing a cash value of more than to Tampa World War veterans at 5:30 o'clock Monday after, noon, Assistant Postmaster Hook Atlanta, June 13.

(AP) Storms which swept the southeast yesterday lopped another huge see tor from drouth territory, but mar er announced today. A total of more than $2,200,000 in bonuses red this beneficial work with nine will be distributed in Hillsborough County, according to estimates of I I HI llllll I groundwork today for a two-fisted, no-quarter campaign to displace the New Deal. While Governor Alt M. Landon and Col. Frank Knox prepared to discuss tactics Tuesday in Topeka, the field staff of the party carried back to the rank and file in all states the militant message of its unanimous convention.

Some hazards to harmony began to arise with dissatisfaction among certain western independents as lightning deaths. North-Central North Carolina, Northwestern South Carolina and extreme Northwestern Georgia reported rains heavy enough to arrest crop damage. Relief afforded other sectors of the ever-narrowing drouth area they reflected over the platform. Senator William E. Borah, who had pretty much his way in' the veterans! organizations.

The Tampa Post Office will be the disbursing center for 18 counties, including Hillsborough, and will supervise the distribution of more than 18,000 bonds. Distribution of bonds to veterans living outside of the" city will begin at an earlier hour Monday. All of the bonds will be delivered by registered letter. Veterans are urged to be at their home addresses to receive the bonds from letter carriers. A second attempt will be made to complete delivery Tuesday and all not distributed Monday will be delivered at that was spotty in nature, but served to keep loss estimates from being revised upward from a roughly figured toll of $135,000,000 Florida out of the drouth do main suffered most from elec.

tricity. Near Cross City four men policy declarations only to have Landon later proclaim some sonal planks including monetary views opposed by the Idahoan, withheld any pledge of suppdrt. Senator Nye left Cleveland saying the platform had more chance to draw "reactionary support in the east than to regain" western progressives. In Washington, Senator Norris said "reactionaries are in control" and predicted the reelection of President Roosevelt. He' had already been given up by many were killed and four others in jured when lightning struck a time.

Veterans who have moved or who will not be able to be at their homes to receive the letters "lO-PSr," HER KITTENS AND ADOPTED BAT. truck in which they were riding, Other Deaths. Staff photo by Gerald B. Smith may call at the Post Office after Tuesday. Regular procedure of delivery of registered letters will be followed in distributing the bon At Anniston, two young men were killed while crossing a field after a swimming party.

Near Feline World Here Amazed uses. Fort Payne a CCC worker was killed when a bolt ripped through JUDGE AKERMAN. H. S. PHILLIPS.

Judge Akerman reversed his customary rule of "no pictures in the Federal Court Room" this morning to allow The Times' photographer to snap this photograph of the Judge administering the oath of office to Herbert S. Phillips, Tampa, new U. S. District Attorney for the Southern District of Florida. Staff photo by Gerald B.

Smith Republican leaders after his sup port of Roosevelt in 1932. Flood of Praise. Pushed Ahead. 4 Plans previously announced call As Cat Mothers Baby Rat a shed. A young mother standing on the porch of her home at Monroe, N.

ed for distribution of the bonds TWO LAWYERS ARE ACCUSED Ritter's Former Partner and Another Face Disbarment Proceedings June 16, but instructions received from Washington today resulted in In contrast with these statements was a flood of laudatory comment from party members. Herbert Topsy," pet white cat of young Albert Bostick. son of Mr. and Mrs. G.

W. Bostick, 8000 N. Rome is causing consternation in Tamoa's PRESIDENT ENDS announcement that the delivery scheduled will be pushed ahead one day. feline world as well as in the neighborhood of her master by mothering was instantly killed, but a small son with her escaped serious injury. A Negro met death while at work in a field close to Charlotte.

Forecasts today were for more showers to revive cotton, corn and PHILLIPS TAKES OATH OF OFFICE uny DiacK oaDy rat along with her kittens. For the seventh day, neighbors of the Bosticks today visited the Veterans who desire to cash all Bostick garage, where "Topsy" has her home, to see a "Believe-It-or- or a part of their bonds must pre VISIT TO TEXAS Not1 which will draw Mr. Eipley's West Palm Beach, June 13. (AP) Circuit; Judge C. E.

Chil- sent them at the post office from which they are delivered for certification. The certifying unit of the Tampa Post Office will be lo attention. "Topsy" draws no line in mother ORDERS PROBE Hoover announced that "the ticket and the platform suit me fine." He is expected to hold himself in readiness for a call to take the. stump. Elected chairman of the Republican National committee by Lah-don's request, John Hamilton his campaign manage forgot his weariness to declare lie planned a and hard campaign." Charles D.

Hilles, the Old Guard leader from New Tork who had been reported opposed to Hamilton, (Continued on Page 2) lingworth today ordered the filing tobacco fields. A slow advance of cotton prices toward the' 11-cent level was credited to the drouth. The affected area normally some 3,000,000 to 6,000,000 bales, or about one-third of the cated on the ground floor at the ing the kittens and the adopted rat. The kittens and rat lunch together and play together as if Turns East After 4,000 Mile Western Trip; Speaks at Vincennes Tomorrow Sworn in as U. S.

District Attorney by Judge Akerman Here they were real brothers and sis ters. Mrs. Bostick says that "Top crop. Observers could not agree on the extent of the damage done sy" probably gives more care to OF 50 DEATHS Victims Believed Killed by Insurance Racketeers in Massachusetts Fort Worth, June 13. the rat than to her kittens.

by dry and hot weather but trad Herbert S. Phillips, 61-year-old Tampa attorney, was inducted into of disbarment procedings against A. L. Rankin and Walter S. Richardson, two attorneys who figured in the Whitehall Hotel foreclosure suit in Federal court in 1929-30.

The Whitehall case played a prominent part in the impeachment trial of Rankin's former law partner. Halsted L. Ritter, removed by the U. S. Senate as Federal State attorney Jack W.

Salisbury was directed by the court to file (AP) President Roosevelt turned "The kittens were born 10 days rear of Federal Building at. the corner 'of Marion and Twiggs Sts. The office will be opened at o'clock each morning of the rush period. The certifying unit will be opened Tuesday morning. In certifying the bonds the vet-1 eran must be identified by some -person other than himself.

Tampa will be the check disbursing center for the 18 counties in this postal district. All bonds certified at the veteran's home eastward on his west ers generally were bullish. Want and Plenty. ago," Mrs. Bostick said todsCy.

"At the same time a litter of rats was TOCKS era trip today after stating his "Topsy, found the rat nest The situation carried possibility of a paradox of want and plenty views on some of the live national and international questions of the day centennial-celebrating three days later and brought the baby rat back to her own corner HOURLY I0 W-JONES AVERAGES. vBr ThonMon-AicKinnon. Texas and Arkansas. of the garage. in the cotton belt.

While the southeastern fields' withered and sent prices up, generally adequate rains promised good crops in the "When I first saw the rat with the steps to disbar the two attorneys, while the same order exoner office as U. S. District Attorney for the Southern District of Florida for the third time of his career at ceremonies in Federals Court here this morning. The oath of office was administered by Judge Akerman, senior Federal jurist for the Florida circuit. Mr.

Phillips repeated the oath of office before more than a hundred members of the Hillsborough County and Tampa Bar Associa He planned to leave today for Vincennes, where tomorrow the kittens, I thought it wouldn't It a.m. Close 3D Ind. 1M.M np 30 RalU 46. SO M.7I up Util. 31.13 32.61 np HOURLY TOTALS STOCK SALES, (By Thousands.) 11 a.m.

Close 3M 3N western area. morning he will deliver the third Roughly speaking, the drouth major address of his tour to dedi June 13. (AP) A trial justice urged an investigation today of nearly 50 "suspicious" deaths in three thickly-populated, mill-town communities near here. While state officials scanned insurance records of three recent victims of poison, trial Justice area which once extended from ated a third attorney, Ernest Met-calf, -who did legal work in the Whitehall case, the court finding that Metcalf's work "was accompanied with no unlawful, dishon eating a monument to George Arkansas to Maryland was nar GOVERNMENT BONDS. Rogers Clark, northwest Revolt rowed down to a fraction of its TREASURY: be long, but day after day as I have gone to the garage to see about the kittens, I found the rat there.

It's the first time I ever heard of a cat adopting a rat for a long Come out to the garage and it for yourself." An inquiring reported and photographer, with tips from the fe tionary War hero. He spent the V. s. 3'. 41-43 44-41 ..109.2 former extent.

orable or corrupt motive." post' office will be mailed here where the checks will be written. To Speak Tonight. S. G. Harrison, superintendent of mails -who will be in charge of delivery of the bonuses in Tampa, will outline the procedure to be followed in delivery and cashing of the bonds in detail in a radio interview to be broadcast over WDAE, The Times radio station, at 7:45 o'clpck tonight.

All veterans were urged to "listen in" on the. night here at the nearby home of ..107.25 Only sections of North Georgia, In the case of Rankin and Rich tions. He promised that "absolute fairness" would be the motto of JS his son, Elliott. HOME OWNERS LOAN. some of northern Alabama, middle In two speeches at the Texas George B.

Haas of Ludlow called Ji 3 101-14 the district attorney's office during ardson, however, Judge Chilling-worth found that "with a corrupt motive, they stirred up, conceived. Tennessee and strips of the Caro Unas still suffered generally se centennial at Dallas yesterday, the WHAT STOCKS DID. his administration. Following the court room cere chief executive again talked freely for a "thorough investigation not only of these present cases, but nous conaiuons, aitnougn many Saturday Friday Advances 24S 233 planned, fomented, maintained and about current problems. patches of the original dry belt Declines 117 391 unduly prolonged the law suit com those over a course of years." After a hard-hitting anti-monop monies, Mr.

Phillips, when questioned regarding location of the Unchanged 140 monly known, as the Whitehall remained arid due to the erratic course of the rains of the past There have been between 35 171 M2 oly speech in the Dallas cotton bowl stadium, where' his visible suit for the primary purpose of Total lssne line, world, were the visitors. They went to the garage and in the corner was white "Topsy," the six kittens and the rat Ths result was the remarkable picture above which shows the rat, perched upon near her adopted playmates, being close- ly observed by its foster mother. district's central office, indicated that an effort will be made to week. personal enrichment of themselves and 50 suspicious deaths in Ludlow, Chicopee and the Indian Orchard section of Springfield," de audience was estimated at 50,000 By The Associated Press some or tne points receiving he told a downtown hotel luncheon and the managers of the hotel with only the incidental and sec heavy rams yesterday were: Ral clared Judge Haas. in his honor that foreign nations transfer the office from Jacksonville, present headquarters for the Southern District attorney, Tampa.

eigh, N. 2 inches; Durham, ondary consideration of protectlne that "think of armament and war' Adams Exp. Air Reduc 1.73 inches; Charlotte, N. C. "By suspicious," he continued, I mean many of them were in tne interest of the first mortgage The experiment of the cat mo could expect nothing but "moral Florence, S.

1.50. Donanoiders." thering the rat will continue to Cody Fowler, president of the help" from the United States in The order today followed an in Hillsborough County Bar Associa draw the attention of the neigh sured by outsiders for amounts they, themselves, would have been unable to carry." settling their difficulties. broadcast. Procedure for delivery and cash- ing of the bonds as outlined by Mr. Hooker follows: "Delivery of bonus bonds in Tampa will begin at 'approximately 5:30 o'clock Monday afternoon.

It will be necessary for veterans receiving bonds to be at their homes- to sign for the packages. They also must be prepared to identify themselves to the carriers. "Those wishing to convert their bonds into money must be identified a second time at the certifying unit to- be set up in Federal Building. "The certifying unit, followinat Al Chem A Dye Allied Stre Allis Ch mtg Am Can Am Eneana Til Am For Pow CITIES' CREDIT None will predict the "We are not going to get tan vestigation' during. April and Mayt in which Judge Chillingworth was tion, and B.

Cooper, president of the Tampa Bar Association, final result. gled up in their troubles in the assisted by members of the bar. "Insurance Racket." Meanwhile, District Attorney days to come," he said. Rankin and Metcalf appeared at RIGHT LIMITED Am Internat Previously, in the stadium, he Thomas F. Moriarty, directing the Wealthy Indian congratulated Mr.

Phillips on his appointment and assured him that attorneys throughout the Southern District were unanimous in ap called for "democracy in oppor investigation of what Judge Haas termed an "insurance racket," the hearings and made statements in their own defense, while Rich-ardsqji, who is now in Washington, D. C. sent affidavits. tunity" as well as in government in stating "chiselers" in business sought to determine whether' the Vote Needed in U. S.

Loans proving his appointment. Martin Caraballo also spoke of his long friendship with Mr. Phillips. must go. three most recent victims had been slain.

i If Taxes Involved For Insomnia Cure The very nature of free govern "I think we are exceedingly for Frank Halgas, 60, of Ludlow, ment, he said, demanded that there "must be a line of defense completion of proper identification, will take the bonds and issue a ceceipt to the 'veteran. Checka tunate in having Mr. Phillips as was found April 4, lying in the High Low Cloae High Low Cloae 114 114 BS 07 'a 3 a .199 19M 199 10 10 10 4(1 4 454 46 .129 4 4V4 4 74 ier 8 104 10 104 .27 12 114 11 314 1 21 27 27 27 78 30 304 30 .168 167 168 97 23 22 23 68 674 68 34 84 34 4 4 4 73 72 73 28 27 28 5 5 5 3 184 18 184 1 16 .23 28 27 28 63 524 53 23 22 234 28 28 77 76 49 49 49 13 13 10 10 4 4 10 14 144 12 124 175 1724 175 Tallahassee, June 13. (AP) Stock Prices Move In Narrow Range New Tork, June 13. (AP) our prosecuting officer," Judge Calcutta, June 13.

(AP) A sleepless Indian millionaire, who asserts he has had only 20 min street, apparently killed by hit-and-run driver. held by the yeomanry of business and industry and agriculture," not addressing the' Tne Sterne court declared today Akerman said in for the full amount then will be written and mailed to the veteran. the "generalissimos." Frank Kroll, also of Ludlow, attorneys. "Mr. Phillips has had long years of experience in this The post office will not issue cash riuiiua uiLiea uttlliiui legally DOr- row money from the Federal government to finance public improve tumbled down a flight of staise to Mrs.

Roosevelt, dressed in white Stock market traders browsed in utility, rubber and specialty pas for the bonds or be prepared to work and I look forward to my his death at his boarding house with a red, white and blue scarf cash checks. Am Pow A Lt Am Had St Am Roll Mill Am Smelt fc Am Stl Fdra Am Tel A Tel Am Tob Am Wat Wka Am Wool pf Anaeonda Arm III Atch Atl Refln Aviation Corp Baldwin Loe Bait A Ohio Barnariall Beatrice Cr Bendlx Avlat Beth Stl Boeing; Alrpl Borden Bora- Warner Brlsctra IHfa Budd MfK Bndd Wheel Butte Con A Calumet A Hee Can 6 Ale Cannd Fae ine I ments without first obtaining ap association with him, May 25. around her neck, shared the. ova tures today, virtually neglecting most other fields. proval of freeholders if there is any To be Certified.

In closing, the Federal Court Jacob Znoj, 40, of nearby Chico tions the president received in possibility that taxes may have utes natural rest in the last two an.d one-half years, today offered $50,000 for temporary relief and $100,000 for a permanenUcure. He is Rai Habadur Ramijidas Bajoria, wealthy. Marwari merchant. He expressed belief an American physician might cure his illness but fatalistically added: In the usual quiet summer Judge advised Mr. Phillips to "re Dallas.

pee, died April 22, apparently of a heart attack. to be levied to meet the obliga "Veterans wishing to have" checks for their bonds issued at Tampa Post Office must have their week-end dealings, a number of member when a decision or ruling tions. issues pushed up fractions to goes against you, that being dis The Weather The decisions were handed down Poison-Found in Bodies. But police officials erased an around 2 points. Further mild trict attorney doesn't' remove your profit taking was noted here and in cases directly affecting PWA loans for a sewer system at Lake Forecast for 36 hours, ending Constitutional right to 'cuss' this early report of accidental deaths there.

The close was fairly firm. A. M. Sunday. For Tampa and Court 24 hours a day." when routine autopsies revealed land and a gas plant at Sebring, vicinity: Fresh to strong east poison.

i Transfers were around 350,000 shares. "It is too late for help to arrive. I will soon experience the blessedness of eternal sleep." but indirectly affecting public to southeast winds. Storm Reported The pathological examination. For Florida: CAnnAv with nr- projects in many Florida cities for which a total of $111,345,067 in declared the district attorney, re caslonal scattered showers tonight Off Yucatan Coast vealed enough of the same poison xiie weauny mercnant nas rejected thousands of suggested cures because they conflict with Federal funds is sought.

At this same time the court 244 68 23 884 For the East nlf; Fresh tn bonds certified at the post office which delivers them. If certified by any' other authorized agent, they must be returned to Washington for issuance of the checks." Information has been received to the effect that it is probable that all bonds will not be mailed at one time, Mr. Hooker said. If any veteran fails to receive all of hi bonds, he will receive the remainder within a few days. Veterans desiring to cash only a -part of their bonds were advised that they should bring the -bonds with the lowest serial numbers in each of the three men's bodies to cause death." Jacksonville, June 13.

(AP) strong southeast and south winds over south portion and moderate to his He has also refused to permit his body to be subjected Judge Haas, who presided at the ruled that the State Tuberculosis Board may obtain a $225,000 PWA loan to erect a sanatorium near iresn easterly winds over the north 4 14 97 144 portion. inquest into Halgas' death, report Southeast storm warnings remained up in the' Key West area today as weather bureau meteorologists Industrial Activity Hits New High Level New York, June 13. (AP) Industrial aptivity jogged into new high ground for the year today, the seventh new 1936 peak in nine weeks. The Associated Press index at 90.8 this week was above 90 per Today'a Temperature. ed to Superior Court, that the 20 19 68 Celeneae 24 Cerro de Paa 54 Chea Ohio 58 Chi St at pf 3 Chryaler 97V Colgate Palm 14 Coll at Alk Colum A El SOV Com! Invent Tr 60 Coml Solv Comwlta at Sou SV Consolenm Ma Con Eriia Sll Con Oil 13 Con Text y.

Cont Bak 1 Con Can TT-'K Mid 1 AM 2 AM 3 AM 4 AM death was a "murderous act which to experimental treatments. California Citrus Harvesters Strike 5 AM charted the course of a tropical dis 76 75 7. 74 74 74 Orlando, because only revenue from the sanatorium will be used to repay the debt, and there will be question of the public being cannot be mitigated by the circum turbance near the Yucatan, Mexico, 8 3 6 AM 7 AM 8 AM 9 AM 10 AM 11AM stances of the victim's death." coast. The storm, described as of slight taxed to meet the obligation, 35 12 and in their proper order. 34 11 W.

C. Fields Is III Santa Ana, June IS. One hundred special sheriff's deputies The Veterans' Bureau estimates cent of the 1929-30 average for the intensity, was moving northwestward, a course which would carry it away from Florida and into Mex 17 77 first time since June, 1930. Last guarded the- harvest in Orange With Pneumonia Cont Mot 2 that 39,500 veterans in Florida have applied for bonds and they will receive approximately week the index stood at 89.4 and ico if continued. a year, ago at 71.3.

74 7d 77 80 82 83 Noon 84 I a m. 12:30 p.m. Dry thermometer ..77 84 Wet 74 74 Re), humidity (pet.) 87 64' hottest day (At years' June 3, 1918, 97.5 degrees. Yeaterday'a Tempera tare. Highest yesterday 96 Lowest last night 74 fear ago, highest 95; lowest 73 Highest for June (47 98 Lowest for June (47 59 County citrus groves as the deadlock in the Mexican, pickers strike tightened today.

The major question before, the court in the cases was whether Florida cities and other political subdivisions may issue "revenue certificates" pledging to repay loans out of collections from operation of utilities without first submitting the proposal to qualified freeholders in a bond election. The weather in Florida was some Riverside, June 13. (AP) Everyi component of the index what affected, the weather bureau W. C. Fields, film comedian, was gained, two making new tops for Estimates of the number of 28 81 IS 7 16 the Riverside Community Hos said.

Today's general forecast for the peninsula was "cloudy with oc 28 80 14 78 29 16 ai 57 tne year. out Oil Del 28 Cora Prod 81 Coty 44 Curtlsa Wright 5 Curtlaa Wr A 15 Deere A Co 79 IJeere 4 Co PI 29 el Lack 16 Tlt Corp Sea 22 DoiiKin Aire 68 Kantmnn Kill 164 workers demanding wage increases pital today suffering from pneu casional scattered showers tonight moma. Terminal Fireproof StoragtAdv. and union recognition varied from 900 to 2,000. High school boys ana Sunday." 22 57 Rainfall.

were, pressed into service in the Valencia groves. Features Today Last Mi it ufe News ill Small Craft Warned nu rj (Continued on Page 8) Balloon Passenger Plunges to Death Moscow, June 13. (AP) A passenger in a small sightseeing balloon committed suicide today before a large crowd of spectators in the Central Park of Culture and Rest. When the balloon reached a height of 300 feet, he jumped Strikers asked an increase from 1-2 cents a picked box to 12 iwiicieiiuy since june inches 0.41 Of Storm Danger excess since Jan. 1, 4.60 cents for the first- 30 boxes and Temperature, seven cents thereafter.

MARKETS AT A GLANCE. NEW YORK. Siocka Firm) atilltlra aad ape' elaltlea advance. Bonda foreign loana Bedtime Story Page 6 Church Calendar Comics Deaths and Funerals 2 Dorothy Dix 6 Editorial 4 Fontaine. Fox Cartoon.

4 b.xc. den. since June 1, degrees 9 Kxcess'defi. since Jan. 1, degs.

SJ Barometer, sea-level 8 a. .29.93 JAP WARSHIPS AT CHINESE PORT Amoy, China, June 13. Six destroyers and one cruiser of the Japanese Navy arrived here today and landed marines. A Japanese naval officer stated the seven vessels were ready to proceed to Canton at a moment's notice in case of necessity. Tampans today were advised by Meteorologist Talbott that winds anticipated here during the next 36 hours as the result of a tropical disturbance central near the ain-arr.

Everest Expedition Balked by New Storm Curb Mixed i one mlnea northeast tip of Yucatan will prob-- inrtuKtrlaia lift. Foreign EichaniM Bold currenelea higher. Cotton Lowers ralna helt i eaaler rah lea. Steady! Eastern Barjeeling, India, June 13. (AP) A heavy snowstorm enveloped nina.

it mues. direction, east. Sun and Moon For Tomorrow. Run rises 5:33 A. M.

sets 7:27 P. At. Moon rises 1:30 A. M. sets 2:62 P.

M. Tldea At Seddon Inland. High tides 9:28 A. M. and 11:31 P.

M. Low tides 3:26 A. M. and 4:53 P. M.

Sua Moon For Monday. Sun rises 6:33 A. M. sets 7:28 P. M.

Moon rises 2:12 A. M. sets 3:59 P.M. Tldea At Seddon Inland. High tides 10:19 A.

M. Low tides 4:25 and 5:50 P.M. Mount Everest today leading to the belief Hugh Ruttledge's British aiiarar Cloaed. Coffee Cloaed. CHICAGO.

Wheat Hlgheri aprlna; Hil.tr. mountain climbing expedition ably be hazardous to small craft. Fresh to strong east and southeast winds and occasional showers are forecast for the Tampa area for tonight and tomorrow, Mr. Talbott said. Winds were brisk here this morning, reaching a maximum velocity of 22 miles an hour.

U. S. WINS WIGIITMAN CUP MATCHES Wimbledon, June 13. For the sixth straight year the United States defeated England in the Wight-man Cup Tennis series today as Helen Jacobs and Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Fabian trimmed Kay Stammers and Freda James, 1-6, 7-5, in the seventh and decisive match of the series.

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