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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-28
Two Teams Censured
For Soccer Ruckus

BERN. Switzerland, June %.
The Organizing Committee of
the world soccer championships
severely cenSured both Hungary
and Brazil today for "unsporting
conduct" in their quarter final
match yesterday.
Hungary won, Az, after one
Of the worst-tempered interna-
tional games in football history.
Referee Arthur Ellis ordered two
BrazilianS and one Hungarian
of the field. Several players,
officials and policemen were hurt
in a fight in the dressing rooms
with broken bottles and studded
football boots.
The Organizing Committee
shelved action on the dressing
room fracaS until Wednesday, to
await reports from police and
stadium officials.
But an emergency meeting Of
the committee this morning
passed a resolution of severe
cenSure on the two teams and
ordered the two associations to
punish one Hungarian and three
Brazilian players guilty of mis-
conduct on the field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-28

Columbia Country Club has
held six member-guest tourna-
ments. one at al. medal play.
four at match play with handi-
cap and one that concluded yes
terday, with no handicaps in the
championship flight. Gene Krew-
sons committee has found you
can't please everybody under
any of the methods Of play.
Without any out-of-town tall
ent to challenge Ralph Bogart
and Bobby Brownell. and with
the host clubs top golfer. Buddy
Bowie, on vacation, 1t was f1g-
ured Bogart and Brownell would
dominate the tournament. They
did.
Bogart and A. @. (Otts) Deg
endorf won it, defeating Dick
Essex and George Cornell, the
Congressional Club champion, 2
land /, in the final. In the semi
finals the champions defeated
Earn Skinker and BrowneIl, /
up. That match figured to be
the final, but both teams were
In the same bracket.
Their Second Title.
Skinker and Brownell were
medalSts with a 6-under-par "a.
f It was the second title for
the winners. They won in 1852
when the title flight was played
with handicaps. Brownell and
Dick Kreuzburg won last year.
Essex and Cornell were / up
after six holes of the final, but
Bogart won the seventh with
a birdie. Dezendorf the eighth
with par, both partners the
ninth, Dezendorf the 10th with
a par and both had bogeyS, good
enough to win the 18th and
it put them 4 up. Essex and
Cornell stayed off defeat for a
few minutes by winning IS and
Is, but it was over when the
18th was halved.
Approximate par golf for the
day was good enough for the
winners in both matches.
Win Consolation Honors.
John Holzberg and Harold
Hair of Washington won the
championship consolation over
Bill Werber and Larry Imhoff
OF Kenwood. Col. Ken Smith of
Columbia, who played in the
consolation Saturday. was the
father of Gregory Smith, 4, who
was drowned Saturday night in
Arlington with a young COM
panion while wading after the
storm.
other winners columbia
members named first):
Championship onsolation-John HoIz-
berg and Harold Hair. Washington, def.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-28
DC. Physician Seeks
Repeat Regatta Win

HAMPTON, Va, June 28.-Dr
Alger B. Doland. Washington ID
c. physician who last year
found a remedy for the hazards
of the Chesapeake Bay and
sailed his Class c sloop, Sprite,
to victory in the Virginia Cruis-
ing Cup race, will seek to re-
peat the accomplishment this
week when at least II yachts
set sail in the 123-mile run from
Annapolis, Md, to Old Point
Comfort. Va.
Robert B. Harrison of Hamp-
ton, chairman Of the Hampton
Yacht Club sailing regatta which
gets under way with the Cruis-
ing Cup race, said DIR. Donald al
ready has entered the 18th an
nual event and is expected to be
one of the favoriteS when the
yachts begin the long journey at
noon Thursday.
DR.. Doland'S winning corrected
time last year was Is hours, 81
minutes, II seconds. He edged
Charlie Dell of Annapolis by only
48 seconds. Dell also is entered
this year.
The United States Naval
Academy will be represented by
four yawls-Fearless, Restless,
Dandy and Vigilant.
j. Miller Sherwood of Gibson
Island, Md, who finished third
last year. has entered his sleek
cutter. Rubicon, and figures to
be one of the favoriteS as he
seeks his third cup victory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-28
Charlie Pick Dead al S.;
Ex-Major League InfieIder
By the Assosiossd Pres.

LYNCHBURG, Va, June 2S.-
Charlie Pick, 66, former major
league inf1elder and q brother
of Gen. Lewis A. Pick, died here
Saturday night of a heart all
ment. He had suffered q heart
attack Thursday night.
For the past few years Pick
had been attendance of1lcer for
the School Board in Rustburg.
Va.
He first broke into the major
leagues with Washington in 1914
and played few games with the
Senators that year and in 1915.
In 1916 he played in 121 games
at third base for the Philadelphia
Athletics, batting PAL.
With the Chicago Cubs in 1918
Pick hit 1926 in 10 games. In
1919. in IS games with the Cubs,
he hit .231. He finished the 1919
campaign with the Boston
Braves. hitting .273 in "a games,
and appeared in IS games with
the Braves in 1920. batting .274.
Pick was q native of Roxboro,
N. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-28
Guthrie Refuses 10 Quit
In Marlboro Auto Race

Glen Guthrie has established
himself in stock car racing
circles as a man who will not
quit.
Guthrie was a fourth place
flnisher in the 25-lap feature at
Marlboro Raceway yesterday, but
the fact that he finished was
enough to send 1.543 fans home
talking. A fiat tire and a broken
tie rod wasn't enough to get
Guthrie of the track.
Bill Morgan of Annandale,
Va. took over the lead from
Guthrie on the 10Th lap. On the
next turn Guthrie hit the inside
rail and blew a tire. On the next
lap at the same place he broke
a tie rod. He dragged rod and
wheel around the track to finish
behind Morgan, Johnny Cram
blitt and Carl Henderson, in
that order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-28
.NCAA Tennis Trophy
Taken Over by UCLA
BY the A.soeiatsd Pres.

SEATTLE, June 2S.-The' Uni
versity of California at Los
Angeles ranked first in Ameri-
can collegiate tennis for the
third straight year today after
Bob Perry and Ron Livingston
won the doubles crown to close
out the 1854 NCAA tournament.
The team title actually was
won earlier in the week by UCLA
but yesterdays four-set9 victory
of Livingston and Perry over
Jacques Grigry and Allen Cleve.
land Of the University of South
ern California gave the Uclans
permanent possession of the
Penick Bowl.
The UCLA pair whipped the
Trojan duo, Ga, 60. 3-6.
8-6.
Darkness and a threat of rain
Friday had set back the schedule
in doubles play. Ham Richard
son of Tulane won the singles
crown Saturday, defeating Perry,
81, 60, 6-3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-28
Andrade Puts Streak
On Line in " Bout
With Digi|io Tonight
BY the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, June 28.-Cisco
Andrade, a rising star in the
lightweight division, takes an I'M
beaten string of "a fights into
tonight's televised 10-r o u n d
match with Johnny Digilio of
Bayonne, N. j., at st. Nicholas
Arena. ..,
Only a draw with Freddie
(Babe) Herman last october z
mars the perfect record of An
drade. Digilio. another youngster
with only q pro fights, whipped
Herman in a prelim at Madison
Square Garden March 10.
ashington's WTTG,
Channel S. will carry the pro-
gram, beginning at $50.
Walter Cartier, ,30-year-old
New York middleweight who de-
feated Bobby Dykes in his last
start. boxes Tuzo Portuguese of
Costa RIGA in the 10-round fea-
ture at Brooklyn'S Eastern Park
way Arena tonight. Portuguez
often forgets some of the finer
points Of the rules in his bobbing.
weaving style.
(WMAL, channel Z, of Wash
ington will televiSe the bout.
The program starts at $500
Holly Minis convinced many
fans he would rate a strong
chance with Middlewei ght
Champion Bobo Olson the night
he stopped George Johnson at
Baltimore. AS a result of that
showing Minis is matched with
Bobby Dykes of Miami on the
Wednesday show (CBS-TV) from
Washington. Minis is a 2-to-1
favOrite.
Atlantic City gets on the .TV
cable with its first boxing show
(ABC-TV) Saturday when Hoa-
cine Khalfl, the Algerian who up
set Feather Champion Sandy
Saddler in a non-title go, meets
Arthur Persley of Red Cross, La,
a ranking lightweight.
Khalf1 lost to Andrade in his
American debut March 20 and
then whipped Saddler. Persley
stopped Tommy Maddox in his
last start.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-28
GayiIan Bout RankIes
Manager as Dykes
Gets SET for Minis

Bobby Dykes. who fights Holly
Minis at Uline Arena Wednesday
night, and his manager, Matson
O'Neil, are in town to finish on
their training for the bout, and
as usual the manager does the
talking.
ONeil, a building developer
and real estate man in Miami.
Fla, seems to have no doubts
about his mans ability to beat
Minis. Words such as "claSs, ex-
perience, all-around ability" and
so forth flavor his comments
about Dykes.
"On a given night Dykes can
whip any middleweight in the
business" O'Neil declares. Dykes
style gives him an excellent de-
tense against what MatSon calls
Minis sneak punches" and
there are such items as IAN ex-
cellent left jab, a terrific left
hook and a good straight right"
with which Dykes is equipped to
do job on Minis.
According to O'Neil, Dykes has
had about 140 pro fights, not
the mere 112 with which the
record book credits him. And
the one Matson talks about most
is the fight with Kid Gavilan in
1852 in Miami. Except for what
O'Neil calls "the worlds worst
decision" on that occasion,
Dykes would be the world welter-
weight champion today instead
of Gavilan.
The Dykes-Gavilan bout of
1852 was for the American
welter title, with Gavilan getting
a split decision. THE referee
gave it to Dykes by substantial
margin" O'Neil recalls. "One
judge voted for Gavilan by the
scantest of margins, and that
left it up to a Cuban judge who
saw it Gavilan's way by one
point.
The fans, press and every
body else raised the roof in
protest, but the decision stood
and that made the difference
between a world championship
and nothing for Dykes"
It was after that fight for
the American title that Gavilan
beat Gil Turner for the world
title. Later the same year Dykes
also won over Turner, but by
that time nothing was at stake.
The "might-have-been" out
growths of Dykes fight with
Gavilan still rankle O'Neil.
Looking ahead to Wednesday
nights bout with Minis, how
ever, O'Neil says he has all the
respect in the world for Minis,
"but he hasn't boxed the caliber
of men Bobby has and no one
nearly so smart. Well take him"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-28
New Motorcycle Record
Set al Old Dominion

j. w. Smith Of Bel Air, Md,
owns the Old Dominion Speed
way record for motorcycle racing
over a fifth of mile drag strip.
Smith set the record of 10.4 sec
onds yesterday before $50 spec
tatOrS.
The former record Of 1O.6 was
set by Ronald Peterelles last
year.
Winners. of other drag events
were Chef Davis of Arlington,
Jim Wright of Lorton, Anton
Peterson of Panama, Gene Bair
Of Washington and Stan Keller
of Silver Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-28
Floyd Family Gains
Second Net Title on
Successive Duys

The second tennis champion
ship in two days belongs to the
Floyd family Of Arlington.
Donna Floyd won the Middle
States grass court title for girls
Is and under in Philadelphia
Saturday. Her father. Donald.
won the Public Parks tourna-
ment yesterday at East Potomac,
defeating Robert Cage, 1913,
Ga, 6-3.
The Public Parks doubles title
went to Col. F. L. Moore and
Robert Taylor with a victory
over Edgar Lee and Elton King.
6-3, 60, 60.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-28
D. {. Defeats Richmond
In Public Parks Tennis

Washington'S public parks ten
mis- team scored a 5-4 victory
over the public parks team OF
Richmond yesterday at Rock
Greek Park. Results:
SINGLEs:-Al Talkin tw) defeated
Bob Atwood. Ga, So: Indy KehoC
lW) defeated Chuck Straley, 7-5
"a; Frank Hartz (R) defeated Arnold
Koltz. 70. e.. 6-1; Larry Middle
kamp (Wl defeated Ralph whitaker
Cd, 6-3: Eddie Phillips (R) defeated
Cooley (W) defeated Mac Kalman, Ga,
DOUBLEs-Atwood-H artz ,R) defeated
Strategy Phillips (Rj defeated Middle.
kamp-Smith. liz. 4-6, 12-iO; Ke-
hoe Cooley (Wl defeated Whitaker
Kalman, e., Go:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-28
Mary Slaughter Wins
Tennessee Net Event

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June
28.-Ed Rubinoff and Mary
Slaughter won the Tennessee
Valley Invitational Tennis cham
pionships yesterday in the blaz-
ing sunshine on the Chatta-
nooga Tennis Club courts. The
top temperature was 102.
Rubinoff, 18-year-old Miami
an, defeated 21-year-old Jose
Aguero of Brazil. 81, 81,
2-6. 60.
Miss Slaughter, 10, Of Char
lotteSville. Va, whipped June
Kroeger, 10, Louisville, KY,
6-1. 603.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-28
Three New Contenders Join
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Georges, Jack Palmer and Joe
Balestri. and Bill Picco and Jim
McGrath, both with scores of IS.
Steve Wood was a three-time
winner in Court House Club
tournaments. His 41-1O-31 won
the front, nine in a nassau tour
nament, his 84-19-65 was the
best 18-hUle net score, and he
won the fourth fight of the
President Rust Cup play over
Lloyd Worden, 2 and /.
The other winner in the mas
sau play was Joe Klein with a
second nine 39-7-32. Haynes
Osborne defeated Danny Kapi-
tan. 2 up. in the feature match
of the Rust tournament.
Anacostia and Fort Dupont
probably will meet in a playof
for the public links team title
July rs at East Potomac. Du-
pont tied the series with a 1911
victory over its home course yes
terday. Anaccstia beat Dupont
at Anacostia, 1911, in previous
match, .s,.'~ t-3
Best score of the day was a
par u by Rudy Spiers of the
winners.
Bethesda'S handicap two-man
team title went to Larry Hart
wig and Dick Goodridge over
George Meloon and Austin Tho
man, / up. Phil Donaldson and
Glenn Reynolds won the first
fight, / up, over Nelson Hillock
and George Frederick. The third
flight proved to be a father-ald-
son final and the MickS, George
and Dwight, won over the Bapbs,
Arnold and Fred, 2 and l..
Mid-Atlantic pros were meet
ing in summer session at Indian
Spring this afternoon, and at
Kenwood there was a junior
field day with the Bethesda OPP
timists and Jaycees co-sponsor-
ing and Leo Cullinane, jr.. in
charge in Frank Emmet'S alb
Sence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-28

DR.. Jerry Footer, who has beat
en- three different opponents in
the final of the Woodmont Club
championship the last three
years. has advanced to the semi
finals along with Sam Schwartz,
his next opponent, Buddy Bry-
lawski and Gerald Freedman, all
new to the round of four.
DR.. Footer has beaten Howard
Nordlinger, Alvin Dulcan and
Buddy Fig in the title matches,
and they're all out this year.
Nordlinger, many time cham
pion. shot a 70 yesterday but lost,
2 and I, to Brylawski's II.
DR.. Footer won over Everett
Steinem, up; Schwartz upset
Fig, 2 and /, and Freedman de-
feated AL Miller, 4 and 2. Bry-
lawski and Freedman meet in
the other seminal.
The nine-hole combined score
father-and-son event went to
David and 13-year -old Elliott AL
lentuck, 121-5O-71. over Moe
and 15-year-old, Bob Lerner,
80-8-72.
Pro Clare Emery is familiariz-
ing himself with the Washington
G&CC course, his scores show,
the latest a Six-under-par GA, on
a pair of 32s. The round in
cluded an eagle deuce on the
eighth, where he holed an eight
iron, and a birdie two on the
ninth.
WaShington's match play
against par tournament produced
the following winners: Class A
low gross, Fred Zoll. II: Bill Hol-
ter, four up on par. Glass B.
Tom Reynolds, IS; Paul Miles, 6
up on par; Class CT. C. Hult-
quiSt, 80; H. o. Eimers, six up
on par.
Indian Spring members are
having a rough time trying to
get the two-man team trophies
away from the donors. DR.. Will
liam Wolf gained a share of the
Wolf Trophy tournament, the
last one held.
Now Charles FiShman and his
partner, Mike Sklar, have adj
vanced to the third round of the
FiShman Trophy with a 3 and 2
victory over jeff Long and Den
ny Hevener. They meet Stanley
Abrams and Lou Horowitz next.
Two teams tied at SO for the
medal in Kenwood's two-man
team championship. E. r. Fergu-
son and DR.. Joseph Kenrick and
George Bosari and Nick Hol-
lander. The defending cham
pionS, Larry Imhof and Sam
DelVecchio. made the grade with
a 70.
Kenwood's Jim Gibbons Trophy
tournament winners for the July
Is golf show on WMAL-TV were
Borsari with u and Kenrick and
Sharkey with TBS, plus Don
Thompson with a net 73-1O-63.
Manor Club held qualifying for
Thursdays Gibbons show with
w. L. Hemphill landing the top
spot with a par 70. George
Thornton had 70, Louis Fuchs a
rs and M. E. Diehl low net with
81-17-64.
In the big surprise of the first
round of the two-man team
championship, Ralph Dillon and
Mel Shipley upset George Thorn
ton and F. E. Day, 2 and /.
A tie marked the two-man
best ball handicap play at Prince
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-28

NORTHWEST
Arcade Pontioe Co.
1887 irving Street NV.
AD 1880
Firestone Stores
18th and Streets NV
MA. 1898
FoIIin's Texoeo
Wis. Ave. and @ 81. NV.
HO. 2-377o g.
Heeht Co.
? OF 9TH NV
MA. $500
Kennedy Service Station
$40 New Hump. at Kennedy 81. NV.
MeFehont's Tire Co.
2l17 N Street NV.
81. 7-A2ss
PouI's Tire Shop
2efh and IA Streets NV.
AD 1862
Petworth Shell Service Center
CooFcio Ave. and upshUF 81. NV.
RA. 6-oS75
L. P. SteuoFt, Inc.
l%%0 Street NV.
De. 2-4soo
WeIeh Bros. Texoeo
A727 Wisconsin Ave NV.
WO. 1888
SOUTHWEST
BTuee's Texoeo
9Th end MoFylond Ave. S.W.
Ex. 3-9567
Clinton Tire Center
S. Copitoi 81. Broneh
1891 Copitol 81.
II 3-@42e
NORTHEAST
Joe Belle 1exeeo
1901 BladensbuFs I'd. NE.
II. 1852
FiFesfone Stores
604 Rhode IsIond Ave. NJ.
AD. 2-3S33
howkiRson freed Service
ReoS l23S Kenilwosth Ave. NE.
u. 2-1@00
Hife's Shell Service
18th end Monroe SIS. NE.
IA. 1910
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-28
New Trophies for Redmen

NEW YORK. (R.-Two new
athletic awards have been es-
tabliShed at st. Johns Uni
versity. The Christian L. Thorn
sen Trophy goes annually to the
Redmen's outstanding basket
ball player. The Peter P. Smith
Trophy is for the most valuable
baseball performer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-28

SOUTHEAST
coroI Hills Firesfone Store
A73l Marlboro Pike Sc.
20 $500
District Home 8 Auto Supply
1920 Good Hope Rd. Sc
u. 1850
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Huntington Shell
1919 Richmond Hwy.
so $3.50
Luekett's, Inc.
1912 King ST.
XII. 5000
PeFrine Bros, Inc.
1885 W. Broddock Road
KI. e-2e29
ARLINGTON, VA.
American Service Center
5e5 N cIebs Rd.
IA. lin
Anderson y lew SunOS0
55ol Lee Highway
JE. $3.50
Bousevmom's Service, Inc.
colvmbio Pike and S. Globe Rd.
IA A-oo0o
Colusmbio Pike Swnoee
3@3l celvmbio Pike
IA. $3.50
FiFesfone Stores
400 18th Street South
kI. $3.50
fiFesfone Stores
100 NJ Highland Street
IA 4-1l01
HeehS Co.
Wilson Blvd. 8 Clsbo Rd.
Ma. $500
Burr Heishmon's
lS03 Lee hishwoy
IA. 2-002@
Burr Heishmon's
10th and North Irving SIS.
"a. 7.7@l2
Seost's Shell Services
III N. Clsbs I'd.
IA. 0-sS5e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-04

THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES. !"
Goldwyn dreeted By Fo0 William 0S wen sam
screeDplay by Robert E. Sherwood. from
novel by Mackinley Kantor. At
Keith's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-04
Hollywood Diary:
Future of Martyrs
Coach in Peril
By SheiIoh Grohom

Mad Magician" Sd horror film.
The cut material was so grue-
some that audiences would have
tainted en- masse. Brynie would
like to call his next movie The
Story of the Johnston Office -
and show the censored cuts from
all his movies. He figures he
would have a big hit.
X
The forthcoming marriage of
Joan Benny to Seth Baker re-
calls the story of Jacks court
ship of Mary Livingstone. They
met on blind date arranged by
Zeppo Marx. and Mary was IL
years old at the time!
Bill Holdep's wife, Brenda
Marshall. took all her immuniza-
ton shots SO she could attend
the Brazil film festival, but they
can't go. Bill has to start The
Country Girl" March 8. To make
use of the shots, Bill will take
Brenda on a tour of Europe this
summer.
During the pre-show warm up,
Bob Hope asked his radio audi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-04
HOLLYWOOD.


Marilyn Monroe has a tricky
problem to decide: Just how i'm
portant will NataSha LyteSS be
in her life, now that she's mar
ried to Joe Di Maggie? From the
beginning of her career, Natasha
has been Marilyn's coach. con-
fidante, everything. Joe doesn t
believe in two bosses in one
family.
Maureen O'Hara spent one full
day trying on rubber masks that
will make her look 60 years old
she ages from % to 60 in the
west Point Story"
Fred Aliens television show
Judge for Yourself" has been
judged-it leaves the air in the
spring. Dick Haynes hopes
to beat the deportation charge
via extending" circumstances
:. Peter Lawford will follow Pa
tricia Kennedy to India.
Frank Sinatra continues on
salary for Pink Tights" and he
continues to cut records-has
finished 20, but not for goth
Century-Fox. Doris Duke
can look down on the Cary
Grants from her remodeled
Falcons Lair" built originally
for Rudolph Valentino.
Janet Leigh is finishing her
28th picture in six years.
Lauren Bacall, mad as could
be, was placed behind the same
post two consecutive nights at
the Copa, to see Dean Martin
and Jerry Lewis. She didn't try
third night.
Howard Keel told me that he
will be paid such high salary
for his Las Vegas appearance
that if he is not asked back he
won't feel hurt. Wendell
Corey was asked by stranger
rs it true that people in Holly
wood own swimming pools but
no homeS?"
Gloria Swanson will announce
her marriage soon to the owner
of a stable of race horses.
Donald O'Connor gets Denise
Darcel in Three Gobs." 1t fol-
lows Francis Joins the Wacs.'
Art Linkletter asked a young
ster on his CHS radio show how
old he was. II don't know" the
boy replied. Nobody ever told
me-"
| Director John Ford is looking
| for a young actor to play cadet
in West Point Story" who will
be namelesS until the end of the
picture. He can't get the guy
to play himself because he is
too busy in Washington. running
our country-President Dwight
Eisenhower. Ike will be in the
Inauguration shot. however.
Producer Brynie Foy is scream
ing. The Johnston office has just
cut two deep gashes into his