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Evening star., 1954-12-31
Warrenfon Girl Hurt
In Fairfax Auto Crash

A Warrenton girl was ad-
mitted to Alexandria Hospital
early today after a two-car COL
lision near Lake Bancroft, Fair
fax County police said.
She is Janice DeMik, II, of
4516 North Thirty-seventh street,
passenger in a car driven by
Walter G. Santilli, II, Of 419
North Kenmore street. Arling-
ton. Police said his auto collided
with car driven by Harvey E.
Cooper, 81, of 6619 Willston
place, Falls Church, at Cross
wood and Stoney Brae drives.
Miss DeMik was reported in
good condition with head bruises
and a chin laceration. Mr..
Santilli was treated for a
broken left wrist and released
Evening star., 1954-12-31
George Mason Star Hurt
In Victory Over Alumni

George Mason's basketball
team lost its playmaker and
one of its leading scorers last
night during a 60-33 victory
over the alumni.
John Tasker sprained his right
ankle, the same one that trou-
bled him during football. and is
expected to be on the bench
about a month.
Bill Berger's IL points led the
unbeaten varsity to its fourth
straight win.
Friends School lost its fourth
consecutive basketball game yes
terday. this time to its alumni,
$500. Paul Flood scored IL
points for the graduates.
st. Johns won its third in a
row last night. overwhelming its
alumni. 80-59, In o rough con-
test at the Vermont avenue
building. Jim Collins scored 18
points, John Moore II and Bob
Talbot 10 for the varsity and
Bob Rusevlyan topped the
alums with 10.
Evening star., 1954-12-31
Turner's Card 10 Feature
Z Top Woman WrestIers

Two of the top women wres-
tiers in the Nation, Nell Stewart
and Millie Stafford, return to
Washington after more than a
years absence when they meet
in the feature match at Turner'S
Arena Wednesday night.
The bout is a two-out-of three
falls, Commute time limit con-
test. Both girls are prominent
contenders for the women's
world championship.
Promoter Vince Mcmahon is
lining up an attractive support
ing card.
Evening star., 1954-12-31
$500 Marines SuiIinq

SAN DIEGO, Calf. Dec. 81
R.-The Navy transport Gen.
Nelson Walker embarked $500
Marines from Camp Pendleton
here yesterday for Japan and
Korea. They are replacements
for the 1st and Sd Marine Divi-
sions and the 1st Marine Air
Wing. The transport is sched-
uled to arrive in Kobe in 13
days.
Evening star., 1954-12-31
Son Of Former Mayor
'0f, Alexandra Files;
Mann Seeks Return

A political newcomer and an
incumbent councilman have been
added to the list of candidates
seeking election to the Alexan-
dria City Council, subject to the
April S Democratic primary.
The latest candidates to file
are John T. Ticer, son of a for
Evening star., 1954-12-31
$6 Million CupitoI

HELENA, MONT. R).--Mon-
tana's most expensive piece Of
real estate is its Capitol. In the
first official assessment since 1t
was started in 1889, the Capitol
with copper covered dome was
valued at $6.192,0 900.
Evening star., 1954-12-31

II not TO nu-
man beings in
an j n d i r e C t
way: Take, for
instance, t h e
A b e r d e e n
P r o v i n g
Ground. The
S t a tie of
M a r y ! a n d
t r a pS some
hundreds of
deer on this
military re-
servation, be-
cause no deer
hunting is al
Evening star., 1954-12-31
Second CY0 Title
Sought by ST. Ann S

st. AIMS tries for its second
basketball championship in two
days tonight at DeMatha High
School gym, when it meets st.
Gabriel's in the finals of the
seventh annual Christmas tour
nament for Junior CYO teams.
Tapoff is set for pm. with a
preliminary between Blessed
Sacrament and st. Bernadette's
scheduled for Z.
st. AIMS had one of it's best
days in sports yesterday, when
it won semifinal games in both
the boys and girls CYO Junior
tournaments and won the finals
of the District Recreation De-
partment 17-and-under division.
Jack McGann scored IA
points in pacing st. AIMS to a
$500 victory over Blessed
Sacrament. The other CYO
BOYS semifinal went to St.
Gabriel's by a 1924 score over
st. Bernadette's.
st. AIMS and Our Lady of
Lourdes won the right to, meet
each other for the champion
ship of the CYO Junior girls
basketball tournament yester-
day by winning semifinal games
at the Academy of the Holy
Name.
Lourdes triumphed over st.
Gabriel's, 22-9, while St. AIMS
squeezed by st. Michael,s, 1916.
In overtime.
Finals are scheduled for Sun
day afternoon at the same site.
Evening star., 1954-12-31
BY the Associated Press

SALTWATER, Okla, Dec.
31.-Cliff Speegle, who once
played for arch-rival Oklahoma,
has been named head football
coach at Oklahoma A6SM under
a three-year contract.
His salary was reported to be
$10.500 a year. Speegle was also
given a free hand in naming
five assistants. His appoint
ment to succeed j. B. Whitworth,
who resigned to become head
coach at his alma mater. Ala
bama, was announced yesterday.
Speegle, assistant coach of the
Edmonton (Canada) Eskimos,
will assume his new post jan
uary !.
It will be homecoming for the
37-year-old native of Oklahoma
who served three years as an
assistant here under Jim Looka-
baugh, who succeeded Whit
worth. He also put in two years
of high school coaching, a year
at Bacone College in Muskogee,
Okla. and three years in the
Air Force.
He attended prep school at
Oklahoma City and played CEN
ter for the Sooners on the 1899,
1910 and 1941 elevens under
Coach Tom Stidham.
Evening star., 1954-12-31

TODAY'S SCHEDULE.
Minneapolis at Fort WAYNE
New York VS. Milwaukee at Providence.
Philadelphia VS. Boston at Providence.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Fort Wayne SO; Minneapolis. rs.
TOMORROW'S SCHEDULE.
Boston at Syracuse.
Milwaukee at New York.
PHILADELPHIA at Rochester
Evening star., 1954-12-31
Hockey at q Glance

SaTiosAL Shafiissssz.' LEsSGi. kssslsi
Montreal. q; Chicago, 4.
Detroit. a: Toronto, /.
New York. 9: Boston.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Providence, g. Buffalo, e.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati, 8. Grand Rapids, 4.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Baltimore. 6: WashinKton, 1.
TODAY'S SCHEDULE.
No games scheduled IN any league.
Evening star., 1954-12-31
Pompey to Fight Dawson

NOTTINGHAM, England, Dec.
81 (P.-Yolande Pompey, Trim
idad light-heavyweight. will meet
Bobby Dawson of New York in
a 10-round bout here January
81, Promoter Reg King has an
nounced. Dawson now lives most
of the year in Paris.
Evening star., 1954-12-31

lowed. Nevertheless. the deer
have increased to the point
where a regular detail has to be
posted on the air strip to keep
them off so that planes landing
and taking off are not endanger-
ed. The deer wander about this
tremendous tract, (some $4,000
acres, we understand) otherwise
unmolested, and appear at times
in large herds.
Virginia is having a peculiar
management problem in connec-
ton with an overpopulation OF
Whitehall deer on the Hog Island
waterfowl refuge. The deer are
destroying paintings made speci-
flcally for waterfowl. An open
season was declared for archers
this year. but only 33 deer were
bagged and only SO per cent OF
them were does. Efforts to trap
the animals have met with only
partial success because food is
so plentiful. However, there is a
provision allowing use of fire.
arms. which is fortunate. Fur
ther complications arise from the
fact that deer from surrounding
territory will undoubtedly come
in to replace the animals re-
moved. Verify, game managers
lives are not all beer and skittles
as some hunters would like to be-
lieve.
Speaking of deer, lots of peo-
pie have false ideas about the
antlers that bucks wear. How
ever. this is by no means a
modern misconception. as one
naturalist back as far as 1855
wrote that in his opinion they
were composed of wood. The
antlers are true bone and not
"horn" as called by many. They
are shed each year and new
antlers grown. The reason why
SO few are found in the woods
is that they are eaten by mice
and other woods inhabitants.
The size of the rack on a
buck is not an accurate ref1ec-
ton of his age. Where food is
plentiful, even a one-and-a-half-
year old buck may have a rack
of six, eight or 10 points
eastern nomenclature. Antlers
apparently serve only for fight
ing with other male deer. The
wonderful thing about the ant
lers is their ability to Withstand
the shock of say two 200-pound
bucks crashing head on in
battle, and still stay anchored
to their skulls. Sometimes within
a month after these fierce en-
counters the antlers drop off
In the spring the buck begins
to grow another new set and
the cycle is again underway.
Anglers who are planning to
take in the international Light
Tackle Sailfish tournament AT
the Palm Beaches during the
week of January 10 and the
tournament at Stuart, Fla. the
week after have been all popped
up by the news of one of the
greatest concentrations of sail
fish In q decade appearing in
the area in recent weeks. Few
boats docked during Christmas
Week with less than three tc
five sailfish flags flying. If this
run continues, these tourna-
ments should be the greatest
ever.
Evening star., 1954-12-31
OUTDOORS
Bill Leetch

When deer are protected, they
sometimes prove to be not only
a nuisance, but a real menace
to other conservation programs
Evening star., 1954-12-31
Lions Begin 10 Fear
Long Losing Streak
Will Drive Away Fans
By Bill Fuchs

The Lions could be backing
themselves into a well-used cor
uer.
Other Washington teams
pro basketball and hockey -
worked themselves into that cor
ner, where waning interest
caused their demise. All a team
needs to do to get there is lose
enough games to drive away
Washington's tickle sports public.
The new Lions of a new
Eastern Hockey League need
not panic yet. A comparatively
good weekday crowd Of 1,758
watched them lose to the Bal
timore Clippers, 6-1, at Uline
Arena last night for their sew
enth defeat in eight games. But
this is a bad time to be losing.
AS some one pointed out, tits
too bad we couldn't have had
all these losses at the beginning
of the season"
January Better Month.
November and December
never have been good months
for Uline Arena. The old basket
ball Caps couldn't make ends
meet until January and the
same was true Of former Wash
ington hockey clubs. But a
winning team will draw well
after Christmas, past expert
ences indicate. A losing team
=. well, two former ventures
in hockey and two in basket
ball Topped where, it was felt,
winning teams would have sue
ceeded.
One could find sympathy for
the Lions. Out of action are the
two top centers, Fern LaPointe
with sprained ankle and Mar
lowe Mcdonald with torn liga-
ments in his right shoulder. The
center is an important figure in
setting up plays. Last night the
whole job fell on Reg Meserve,
who is nursing cut over his left
eye that required four stitches.
Start Off Well.
The Lions started off well this
season. They led the league until
they skidded two weeks ago, and
fans were showing up in unex-
pected numbers.
But January is the month that
will tell. The Lions will try to
start win streak tomorrow
night at Uline's at the expense
of the Worcester Warriors.
Gordie Warner and Bibber
O'Hearn, who played on the last
Washington hockey team, led the
Clippers last night. Warner
scored three goals, while O'Hearn
set UP Herve Lalonde with two. 4
Player Coach Stan Warecki
got the Lions off to the lead with
a score at 1901 of the first
period, but Warner tied it about
three minutes later and the Clip
pers went on to score three times
in the second period and twice in
the third.
wsshinston RsiflinGrs ----- 3 80
First period--Washington. Warecki
(MeServe Formica, 1901: Baltimore
Warner tBurman). 1919. Penalties.
nones
Second period-Ssoring: Washington,
none; Baltimore. Maxwell tLalonde,
Deleol. 3:24; Warner CBurman, Bar
berl. 1929: Warner tPurman. Hannt.
1S:4g Penalties. Washington. Lucas
OrippinEl. DAG: Baltimore. Barber
thigh sticking). 500: st. Louis "Trip
pingi. 1g:4S.
Third period-Scoring: Washington
none: Baltimore. Lalonde (Delco.
o'Hsarnl. 500; Lalonde Pelco.
O'Hearnt. f2:n7 Penalties Washing
ton none; Baltimore. st. Louis "trip
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NBA Standings

EASTERN DIVISION.
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| Balkan Pact Signing
Set al BIed In August
BY The Assoeiossd Press

BELGRADE. Yugoslavia. July
29.--Yugoslavia has announced
that q Little Three" foreign
ministers meeting to sign q Bal
kan military alliance viii start
August s at the Yugoslav resort
Of Bled.
The Greek, Turkish and Yugo-
slav foreign ministers were to
have met July II to conclude the
proposed mutual defense pact,
but the meeting was postponed.
Decision Of the three govern
ments to reschedule the confer
ence indicates their proposed
alliance has received the bless
ing of the North Atlantic Treaty
Organization. Greece and Tur-
key belong to NATO but Yugo-
slavia does not.
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Senate Speedily Approves
Top-Rank Appointments
BY The Assoeiassd Press

A long list Of presidential APP
pointments, some Of them for
top rank jobs, got speedy and
unanimous Senate confirmation
yesterday.
w. Randolph Burgess Of New
York was confirmed to the newly
created post Of Undersecretary
Of the Treasury for monetary
affairs.
Laurence B. Robbins of Illi-
nois was confirmed as Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury and
Earl I. Butz of Indiana as AS
sistant Secretary Of Agriculture.
Other combinations included !:
Glenn w. Sutton Of Georgia
as o member Of the Tariff Com
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Deaths Reported

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Sir, 4, Sees Swimmers,
Then browns in River
BY The Assecinssd Press

ESSEX. Nd, July 90. Four
year-old Karen Susan Rada
waded into the water To watch
q swimming class today and
drowned In the Bird River
on Hardwood Park Community
Beach in Baltimore County.
She was the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Rada, Of Hare
wood Park.
Efforts to- revive her proved
fruitlesS. On. Walter Carmine,
county medical examiner, pro-
nounced her dead at the scene.
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HOMEMAKERS NEWS
Homesteaders Club

The Homesteaders Homemak- ers' club met at the home of Joyce Leppanen on December g. There was no regular business conducted. The evening was. spent in games and entertainment climaxed by unloading very pretty Christmas tree of gifts ex- changed by members. At the close, delicious lunch was serv- ed.
 On January 13 the Homestead CTS met at the home of Midge Yerbick. Margaret Schroeder of Palmer displayed and demon strated the Stanley products, also a line of plastic goods and waxes. There were 21 members and three guests present. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting.
The frontiersman., 1954-01-21
DEMOCRATS ELECT RAY PLUMiNER AS NATL. COMMITTEEMAN

Ray E. Hummer of Anchorage was elected national committee man during the Territorial Demo- cratic Convention held in Juneau last week. Katherine Nordale of Juneau was named national com mitteewoman.
 Democratic delegates attending from all divisions adopted a plat form and six resolutions, with the leading plank of the plat form demanding immediate state hood for Alaska.
 Mrs. Betty Mears of Palmer was among Third Division delegates in attendance, Following the weekend convention, Mrs. Mears went on to Seattle on business, expecting to return to Palmer this week end.