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Evening star., 1953-01-24

would not comment on his letter,
other than to say he would not
interfere in any individual cases.
So now. the next move seems
to be up to Priory, which was
threatening to upset the Tonnes
when Dant was ushered into the
game. The Rev. Hugh Mon
monier, director Of athletics at
Priory. has 48 hours in which to
lodge a protest.
Dant went into last nights
game when George Shugars
fouled out early in the second
quarter with the score tied, IT.
II. He wound up with IL points
and helped the TONES with his
blackboard and defensive play.
Priory. winless in three league
starts, played its best game Of
the season. according to Coach
Bob Cilento. The TONES, unde-
feated this season in nine games,
held a scant 2-point lead, 27-25,
at half time. Jack Sullivan again
led the TONES with 9-10-28,
while AL Smalley scored 4-8-16
and Frank Duchesne, 3-4-10, to
lead Priory.
st. Paul's never was In the
game against Gonzaga.
Evening star., 1953-01-24

some time In 1949. Roberts.
formerly the biggest dope run.
ner here. has been convicted and
is now serving 3 maximum Is
year term.
Judge Matthews took several
other motions brought in behalf
Of Taylor and Carper. under adj
visement. They include q mo.
ton to dismiss the entire
Indictment, q bill of particulars
and q motion for severance Of
trial for the two.
$1,000 in Rribes Charged
In all, Carper is charged with
taking approximately 5000 In
bribes. In addition to the con-
spiracy count the two are
charged In five counts Of accept
ing payoffs. Carper alone has
been named in nine bribery
counts.
Roberts told the Senate Dis
trict Crime Subcommittee that
he and his white wife, Evalina,
also doing time had paid some
$4,000 to Carper in protection
money over o two-year period.
The two policemen are expect
ed to go to trial sometime In
April. Recently they we're turned
down by Judge Matthews when
they tried to have their trial
transferred to another jurisdic-
ton.
Evening star., 1953-01-24
Hoyas Resuming Play
AT Canisius tonight;
AU Tops Scranton

Georgetown University's bas-
ketball team swings back into
action tonight after q two-week
layon for exams when it tackles
Canisius at Buffalo. The Hoyas
win carry a 6-1 record against
CaniSius In q double header
which will present st. Bonaven-
ture and Villanova In the other
game.
The Canisits clash win open
q 3-game trip for Georgetown.
The HoyaS viii take on Le-
Moyne at Syracuse Monday
night, then meet Siena at Al
bany Wednesday night.
Navy, inactive 10 days, re-
sumes play today when it tan
giles with Temple at Annapolis.
American University survived
the first half Of its schedule by
posting a highly creditable 9-3
mark, defeating Scranton, 70-63,
last night at A.U. gym. The
Eagles will be idle for two weeks
because of exams.
AU has only nine players on
its squad and with Bob Jones
Ill the Eagles had only eight in
uniform against Scranton. Coach
Staff Cassell used only six Of
these as Bud DAILY and Marty
Sigholtz collaborated to break up
Scranton's aH-court press.
Daly's % points was high for
an AU player this season.
Evening star., 1953-01-24
Lions Using Sandy Air
Against JETS Tonight

The Lions will be bolstered by
the return Of one OF their OUT
standing players tonight when
they battle the Johnstown Jets
in an Eastern Hockey League
match at Uline Arena at $3.50.
Sandy Air, who has been side
lined for six weeks with an in
jured left knee, will spell Pierre
Cadieuz at center. A star with
the Boston Olympics last season,
Air figures to be used sparingly
but Coach Ducky Skinner views
his return as providing q lift for
the Lions.
The second place Jets spilled
the Lions here last week, Al, in
a fierce contest that resulted in
II penalties, four Of. them douEle
fouls due to roughness.
The Lions Cliff Hicks gave
outstanding net protection as
Washington defeated the Jets
for their only reversal at Johns
town this month. Ivan Walms-
ley, the Jets all-league goalie,
was credited with As saves as
Johnstown gained revenge in its
last game here.
The Northeast Kiwanis Club
is sponsoring tonight's match
and a portion of the proceeds
will be donated to Kiwanis' Un-
der-priviledged Children's Com
mittee.
Evening star., 1953-01-24

George Washington Of Alex
andria took its seventh straight
as Bill Morton's 16 points led the
Presidents to q 61-33 rout Of
Fairfax. In other action by
Northern Virginia teams, Falls
Church, with Ken Eybers hitting
for II points. won, 49-45, at
Charlotte Hall Military Acade-
my; George Mason. topped by
John Tasker with 16 and Mel
Drisko with IA. beat Occoquan,
52-47. and Hopewell's Jimmy
Williamson edged Mount Yer
mons Bill Edmundson 24-23 In
an individual scoring duel as the
Mounts lost. 64-56, at Hopewell
Northwestern journeyed to
Georgetown Prep and won, 62-61,
on Joe Carsten,s basket with 90
seconds remaining in the over
time period. Donald Dell and
Don Nalty led Prep with II each.
Bill Hessler scored % points
and Frank Wightman hit for II
as John Carroll rornped to q 66-
SO rout ct Quantico. Va. High.
Woodward Prep defeated Stuy-
vesant Prep Of Warrenton, Va,
46-39. at the Central YMCA. Bill
Hampton topped Woodward with
Il points.
In Montgomery County games,
Donald Pearre's 20 points paced
Gaithershurg to q 49-43 edge
over Richard Montgomery and
Damascus got past Sherwood, So
46. despite Rurt Conn's 80 points
for the losers.
Lackey posted its seventh win
IN eight games. . 55-37 triumph
over La Plata.
Evening star., 1953-01-24
Roosevelt Game Next Big Test
After St. Johns S WoIlops WI

The excitable Johnnies' coach
had one incident mar his salts
faction in beating the Generals.
A rhubarb in the second period
when st. Johns was well out in
front caused Gallagher to pull
his team off the floor and threat
en- to forfeit the game.
st. Johns Bob Rusevlyan. al
ready charged with two personal
fouls early in the game, was ac-
cused of an infraction. It was
Bernie Mccarthy who committed
the foul, and with Rusevlyan at
the other side Of the court, Ref
cree Ken Layer misread the
numbers.
Gallagher protested in vain
and finally benched his club,
claiming the official had the al
tentative of correcting the deci-
sion or forfeiting the game to
WI. John Rothrock, WI coach,
intervened to say the foul was
committed by Mccarthy, the
change in the score book was or
dered by Layer and play was
resumed.
Hawkins broke the old st.
Johns point record of 81 set by
Jack George in The: Star tourna-
ment five years ago. set a rec
ord for the new WI gym and
rolled up the highest number for
a high school scorer this season.
Ralph missed only two of 10
free throws.
Evening star., 1953-01-24
German Flu Epidemic
Spreads; 10000 III
By Inc Associated Press

FRANKFURT, Germany, Jan.
24.-An estimated quarter mil
lion Germans were i'll today in q
flu epidemic that apparently had
reached its peak in Bavaria. but
was spreading seriously in other
states.
The death toll for West Ger
many rose to 25, Of which all but
two facilities were Bavarian.
Eight hundred of the $4,000
workers Of the Badische ami
line and dye works In Mann
helm, Wuerttemberg Baden, were
stricken. With 10 yer cent Of the
teachers Ill, all city schools were
shut down.
Along the North Sea coast 400
school classes were closed in Bre-
men. Some factories reported up
to 20 per cent Of their employees
unabl to work. But the disease
struck hardest among the oldest
and youngest Of the German
population.
Brig. Gen. william II. Powell,
jr., air surgeon of the United
States Air Force in Europe, said
the flu virus "is a relatively mild
strain, unlikely to produce fa-
talities. but capable Of tempo
rarily disabling large masses Of
men,"
He explained that 1000 pounds
Of hu vaccine were flown to Eu-
rope from the United States this
week to inoculate nearly 100000
ServiceYnea.
Evening star., 1953-01-24
Boxing Series Starts
On WMAL-N Tonight

A boxing show on teleyision
every night except Sunday
looms as a possibility. with
WMAL-TV getting in on the
act starting tonight when a new
TV boxing series makes its de-
but in Boston. rt9vg u-e
Harold (Baby Face) Jones,
who has appeared here at Tur-
ner's Arena. and Freddie tBabe)
Herman will clash in the 10
round feature on WAGAL-Tv to-
night at 9 o'clock. The next
two shows in the series also will
originate in Boston. then shift
to Syracuse, with a date slated
for Washington in March or
April.
WTTG has boxing on Monday
nights, WTOP-TV Wednesday
nights and WNBW Friday
nights.
WJZ-Tv in New York will
start televising bouts from
Brooklyn's Ridgewood Grove
starting Tuesday, February II,
and plans call for extending a
cooperative network similar to
Monday night bouts. WNGAL-
TV televised "Meet the Champ" /"
featuring amateur service box
ers, last year and that program
may be resumed shortly.
Evening star., 1953-01-24
Bouncing $4,000 Check
Reveals Huge SwindIe
\. n. A.,o.,.,.,, p,...

CHICAGO-Jan. pa $10..
600 check bounced and uncov-
cred a series Of transactions
which prosecutors said may have
netted q Chicago lawyer, now
missing, between 100000 and
$400, 900.
States Attorney John Gut
knecht said yesterday he Is seek
ing Maurice s. Weinzelbaum. 10,
on arwarrant charging l1on-pay-
ment Of the check. He said ne
wanted Weinzelbaum also for
questioning about the other
transactions.
Weinzelbaum probably has fled
the country, Gutkneckt said. He
obtained a passport q week ago
and was listed as a passenger
aboard q plane which left Miami
Thursday for South America.
Richard B. Austin, first assist
ant to Mr.. Gutknecht, compared
Weinzelbaurn's reputed financial
deals to those Of Charles Ponzi
who, in New England In the
1905, ran up . fortune Of mil
lions by promising lenders as
much as q 100 per cent dividend
within three months.
Evening star., 1953-01-24
By Brion Bell. Jr.

This seasons st. Johns team
could be the best Joe Gallagher
has ever coached at the Vermont
avenue school.
At least some observers thought
so after watching st. Johns slap
down a good Washington-Lee
five, 80-63, before a crowd of
close to 1000 last night at the
WI gym in Arlington.
Ralph Hawkins scored SO points
as the Johnnies won their 10th
game in IL starts. The loss was
to Coolidge early in the season.
Gallagher wouldn't deny that
this could be his best club
eventually.
"They played well tonight"
Joe said. Harding Crank
Horse" Harding) did a great
job under the boards, Hawkins
couldn't miss and the whole club
played well. I think ,we'll be
tough to handle the rest of the
season."
The Johnnies' biggest test
comes next Wednesday afternoon
at Roosevelt where they put theil
No. ranking on the line against
the undefeated Riders. rated No
2 in the area. If Gallagher's
club can beat Roosevelt. only
unbeaten George Washington
High Of Alexandra could cl1al-
lenge st. Johns supremacy ir
the area.
Evening star., 1953-01-24
German Sled Team
Breaks sWorId Mark:
III. S. is Far Back
BY ths Associated Press

GARMISCH-PARTENKIRCH-
EN-. Germany, Jan "a. - Ger
many's Olympic champion. An
dreas Ostler, raced halfway to a
new world championship in two
man bobsledding today as the
Americans appeared to be out Of
the running.
Ostler and his partner at the
brake, Franz Kemser. in the
first two heats of the four-heat
championship smashed the rec
ord for the fast 1886 Olympic
course on both their runs.
Ostler and KamSer were clocked
in 1:14.57 for the first heat;
1:14.97 for the second, with total
time 2:29.54.
The United States No. ! sled,
piloted by Stan Benham. Lake
Placid, N. Y, veteran and for
mer world champion, was 18th
at the halfway mark.
In fact, it was trailing the
United States No. 2. piloted by
Lloyd johnson of Rapid City.
s. D., which was eighth after
the two runs.
Evening star., 1953-01-24
Police Boys Club Cagers
Meeiinu in Six Games

Six Metropolitan Police Boys
Club basketball games viii be
played at Club No. 4 today and
in two Of the contests No. 1 win
be striving to maintain un-
beaten records.
No. as 105-pound class club
VIII be seeking q fourth straight
victory against No. II at noon.
The No. 4 l2O-pound team also
will be bidding for four in q row
against No. IL at Z pm. In 3
90-pound game at IL am. No. 4
will meet No. II.
Clubs No. 10 and No. II viii
be involved IN q 90-pound game
at / o'clock. q 105-pound game
at 2 o'clock and . 12O-pound
game ut 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1953-01-24
Carper and Taylor
Are Freed on Virginia
Drug Ring Charge
By Joseph B. Byrnes

A charge that 1t. H. n. Carper.
former head Of the narcotics
squad. and his assistant. Sergt.
William n. Taylor. took . $1,000
bribe to permit a dope ring to
operate In Virginia was dis
missed yesterday by Federal
Judge Burnita s. Matthews.
The accusation was one count
in d 10-count indictment charg-
ing the suspended policemen with
conspiracy to violate the mar
coticS laws and bribery.
Attorneys Myron Erhlich and
Joseph Sitnick successfully ar
gued that Carper and Taylor as
District policemen, now under
suspension had no authority
in Arlington County even though
Carper. lives in the county.
Roberts In Prison.
The count alleged that the
pair had received $1,000 from
James M. (Jim Yellow Roberts
Evening star., 1953-01-24
ConnoIIy-Sampson Team
Wins Aussie Doubles
BY shsAssoeiased Press

ADELAIDE, Australia. Jan.
24.-Maureen Connolly and Julie
Sampson today added the South
Australian women's doubles
championships to their growing
list Of tennis titles,
Miss Connolly. from San Diego.
and Miss Sampson. from San
Marino, Calf, beat Helen Ang-
win and Gwen Thiele, Ga. 81,
in the doubles finals at the Me-
mortal Drive courts.
Maureen and Julie previously
had won the New South Wales.
Victorian and Australian Ma
tional women,s doubles titles.
Ken RoSewall and Lewis Hoad
led Mervyn Rose and Don Candy,
6-3. Sc. 4-6, Ga, Al. in
the mems doubles final when
rain stopped the match. The
match will be finished Monday
when the singles in both the
mems and women's divisions are
scheduled.
Evening star., 1953-01-24
Court Delays Order
.Detaining Rubinstein
For Deportation

Detention orders for Serge Ru-
binstein, millionaire financier
convicted Of draft lodging in the
last war. today were being held
in abeyance until Monday under
a decree Of the q S. Court Of
Appeals for the District Of Co
lumbia.
The appellate court ordered
the delay last night in q special
convening of q three-judge tri-
bunal in the home Of Judge Hem
ry w. Edgerton. Appellate
Judges Charles Fahy and David
L. Bazelon joined Judge Edger-
ton in the action.
Court Refuses Injunction.
The session was called at the
request Of Jack WaSserman, at
torney for Rubinstein. after Fed
eral District Court Judge F..
Dickinson Let's had refused to
grant a preliminary injunction
to prevent immigration authori-
ties from deporting the 45-year-
old RusSian-born financier
Attorney Geeral Brownell is
sued an order for Rubinstein'S
detention Immediately after
Judge Let's ruling. The Gov
ernment wants Rubinstein de-
ported on grounds that draft
dodging is a crime Of moral tiir-
pitude. His lawyer disputes this.
Mr.. Wasserman has argued,
moreover. that by serving his
two-year sentence imposed in
1947 Rubinstein has paid his
debt to society and has been q
good citizen since.
Rubinstein came to the United
States in 1888 on Portuguese
passport and later built q for
tune in stock and similar trans
actions.
To File Appeal.
Attorney Wasserman said he
plans to file an appeal from
Judge Let's decision in the
appellate court today. The ap-
peals court hearing set for 3
pm. Monday will deal with Mr..
Wasserman'S motion to restrain
the Government from picking up
his client until the tribunal can
act on the appeal from Judge
Let's ruling.
The lawyer argued last night
that mo useful purpose" would
be served by arresting Rubin
stein now. He said that Fed
eral authorities concede his
client is no security risk. Mr..
Wasserman agreed, moreover, to
the request Of Assistant United
States Attorneys Robert Scott
and Frank Strickler that Rubin
stein remain in his New York
apartment until further order
Of the court.
Evening star., 1953-01-24
Blair Favored Over B-CC Hiqh
In High School Feature Toniqht

Montgomery Blair will be ia
vored to beat Bethesda Chevy
Chase when the clubs renew
their Montgomery County rival
ry at College Park at 8 o'clock
tonight in the top game on the
high school card.
However, the Blazers are ex-
pected to be without the serv-
ices Of valuable Bill (Moose)
Turner, big pivotman. Without
Turner. B-CC has q good chance
for an upset.
The Saturday night interhigh
double-header will be at Tech
and in other games st. Adams
plays at st. James in an Inter-
state Athletic Conference test at
2 o'clock: Gilman is at Episcopal
at 2, and st. Stephens meets st.
Christopher's In Richmond at 8.
Last night st. Stephens rolled
to Q 55-37 victory at Christ
Church. Va, with 6-foot-7 Russ
Holcombe pouring In 90 points.
In Prince Georges County ac-
ton. Bladensburg topped Suit
land. 59-47. with Gerald Pacen's
Is points leading the Blades to
the A League victory: Gwynn
Park beat Oxon Hill. 46-3S. and
Surrattsville defeated Laurel.
$3.50.
Armstrong kept undisputed
possession Of first place in the
District Interhigh Division II
standings by making Its record
40 with q 51-45 victory over
Spingarn. In the second game
Of q league double-lleader at
Spingarn. Dunbar won its third
circuit game against one loss by
dropping Cardozo, 62-SS. !.
Evening star., 1953-01-24
Wilson S Easy Defeat
of Western Earns Tie
For Interhigh Lead

Wilson is tied with Roosevelt
for the interhigh lead today after
its expected close battle with
Western didn't materialize. The
Tigers scored an impressive 63-
A victory over their old rivals
in the second game Of an inter-
high double-he at Tech last
night.
In the first game, Eastern set
the style by running UP 80 points
to Chamberlain's 43.
Wilson's Lonnie Herzbrun
tossed in % points on nine goals
and 10 free throws, and when
he wasn't shooting he was steal
ing the Lall. taking rebounds or
flawlessly handling the bali in
backcourt.
Likens Herzbrun' to GrOat.
Coach Tony Kupka is UNDER
standably high on Herzbrun.
He's his only experienced man
even though Wilson's entire first
team is all seniors. "Herzbrun
is the closest thing to Groat
lDick Groat, Duke University's
All-America last year, as any
boy I've seen in high school, /"
Kupka says.
Jim Wexler, Westerns SCORING
ace. had all he could do to score
81 points, throwing in Is in the
second, half. It appeared that
Wilson was using four-man
sliding defense on Wexler, but
Kupka denies it.
Frank Cohen's eight points
were second high for the Raider
squad.
Jim Robertson was the next
high scorer for Wilson with q
4-3-11 effort, and Dixie Walker
Joe Pelligrino and Bruce Hoble-
man managed to control Their
own blackboard throughout the
game.
Eastern was expected to take
the measure of Chamberlain In
the opener, but not by so lop-
sided a score over q team that
had scored 81 points against
Roosevelt.
Eastern Runs Up 10 Straight.
After taking a 40-30 lead al
halftime. Eastern's Joe DAM
brosio and Cecil Thompson be-
gan controlling both backboards
and the Ramblers ran up 1s
straight points before the Volts
made good a free throw at 5h
minutes Of the third quarter.
When the period was over, East
ern had scored IS points to
Chamberlain's five.
Once again the D'Ambrosio
brothers, Joe and Gino, led
Eastern in scoring with. Joe
getting II points and Gino 16.
John Linthicum, who sprained
his ankle. contributed IL.
# Linthicum's injury is seri-
Gus. the Ramblers viii be in
for a rough week, having to
play a good Coolidge team Tues
day and Anacostia next Sat-
urday. Coach Bobby Hart feels
that his team has to win both
these games to be in good posi-
tion to qualify for the Inter-
high playoffs and without Linth-
icum next week may provide the
cruSher. Il
Tonight's double-header at
Tech has Tech going against
Bell in the opener and Roose-
velt plays Anacostia. Both Tech
and Roosevelt figure to keep
their Interhigh records clean.
Evening star., 1953-01-24
Laura Lou Kunnen Scores
Upset in Florida Tennis
BY The Assoeiossd Press

ORLANDO, Fla, Jan. a.
Nine weeks after she became q
mother. Laura Lou Kunnen Is
back in tournament tennis with
q bang. .s
The Clearwater girl. q finalist
in the Florida Invitational ten
mis- tournament q year ago. was
unseeded this time because Of
her tennis inactivity. But Mrs.
Kunnen beat fourth-seeded Pat
Stewart Of Indianapolis. 11--o.
ST.. In q four-hour match
yesterday to move into today's
euni-finalS.
Otherwise favorites came
through uIarter.finals.
Evening star., 1953-01-24
By Bill Fuchs

st. Anthony's is in a three
way tie with st. Johns and
Georgetown Prep in the Metro
politan Catholic League basket
ball race. but how long the
TONES remain there may rest
on the outcome of the latest
rhubarb in scholastic sports.
The confusion centers around
the playing Of Harvey Dant
against Priory, as the TONES
won, 59-46, in one-half Of a
double-header at Priory. Gonzaga
coasted to a 1888 victory over
st. Paul's in the second game.
Dant had been ruled ineligible
on the basis that he is a transfer
student from Gonzaga.
But the Very Rev. John s.
Spense, director Of education
for the Archdiocese Of Washing
ton, wrote a letter to the Rev.
Patrick McSorley. president Of
the league, expressing his opin-
ion that the rule should be
changed. However, Msgr. Spence
Evening star., 1953-01-24
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the following described property II
the District Of Columbia. 70 wit:
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along the Mogtheriy line Of Columbia
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TERMS or SALE: All cash. "A de-
posit of $4,000, viii be required %
time Of sale. Examination Of title,
cenveyanclng. recordine. revenue
stamps, ETC.. ct cost .Of purchaser.
Terms 70 Be complied with within
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defaultine purchaser after flVe days
advertisement of such resale "a some
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