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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-21
Edwards Sharp Throws Pay off Criffs Gamble
Wiz, Lose or Dra..
By FRANCIS STANN
Stor Stoff Sorre.pondsnt

DAYToNA BEACH MAR. 2l-Down the road piece, Lou
Boudreau keeping his fingers crossed in connection with
Robert Clayton Shantz mite of three
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-21
Spring Training Briefs
White Sox Power Is Missing;
Six Yankees Nurse Injuries

er Vic Raschi in his hopes that a
four week rest will cure his ailing
back, but there are reports that
Raschi is believed through with
baseball because of a slipped
spinal disc.
The Cardinals announced that
X-ray pictures of Raschi's back
are "inconclusive." DR.. l. c.
Middleman, the club physician.
insisted the eX-Yankee has
shown improvement since Thurs
day." when he was ordered to
rest.
But j. Roy Stockton, sports
editor of the st. Louis Post
Dispatch, said IAN operation
might be necessary merely to
make Raschi comfortable in
civilian life" Stockton added
Raschi is believed through with
baseball" and said he'd prob
ably be given an unconditional
release if he's still unable to
pitch after the club returns to
st. Louis.
MESA, Ariz., Mar. 81 tH.--
Bob Speake, 24-year-old left
handed first baseman, has a good
chance of sticking with the Chi
cago Cubs.
Manager Stan Hack says
"Speake will be a big league
player some day and he could
be that this year if he can hit
major league pitching"
Speake played with Des Moines
last year and batted only 1854,
but slammed 20 home runs and
knocked in 80 runs.
Last week he hit home runs
in two successive games and yes
terday doubled in a run as the
Cubs defeated Los Angeles, TO.
Bubba Church pitched five per-
feet innings.
FORT MYERS, Fla, Mar. 81
(P).-Frank Thomas can look
forward to plenty of work be-
fore the Pittsburgh Pirates open
the season April 10.
Manager Fred Haney has left
the smuggling outfielder, who end
ed a contract holdout last
Thursday, in the hands of Coach
Clyde Sukeforth, with orders
(See BASEBALL, Page A-22)
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Exhibition Baseball

CnlcaRo : .66I Phlla. Il ) $40
h MI s5,;rSS .6&a New , YORK - .343
st. Louis .o45 Cincinnati ) . ,455
ToDAY's GAMES
Brooklyn VS.. New York "a, at vero
Pittsburgh VS. Cincinnati at Tampa.
Chicago IA VS., Milwaukee at Braden-
ton
Cleveland VS.. New York IN at Phoenix
s.. Philadelphia VS.. St Louis at ST.
Petersburg
Baltimore VS.. Detroit at Lakeland.
Fla
Chicago tA) "B" VS.. Cincinnati "B"
at Tampa.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Pitts. 100 900 01G 600 - IL 2
Wash. 900 O.0 900 900 % 4 o
Kline. Kins Gsl, CARRIER nm and At
we'll Pascual. Hyde 49,. Ramos ~
and Edwards Winning pitcher CARRIER.
Losing pitcher Ramos,
Home run--Washington, Busby.
New York ND ia GOO GOO 5o9--7 $ Q
Antonelli, Jansen 49, and Westrum;
Teller, Aguirre ~, Garcia "a and
Naragon. Winner-Antonelh. Loser
Home runs--New York, Rhodes
Cleveland--Kiner
Kansas City VuU uhg lUN---2 "
Baltimore 100 glO 0OO--. : q
Wheat Burtschy 70, and AstToth'
ner-Burtschy. Loser--Rosovin.
Detroit ----.- 600 600 o3o-- 3 1
Boston 1923 90 30x---I0 Is /
shsrkey 81 and wilson. steuli %;
Sullivan. Parnel 49,, Hurd t9l and
New York 'D 600 Io2 sos Oslo 3
Grim, syrne1 56!, Konstanty ~
F Fay a ans seFDfFe L sfsEn r. r.
Black 10, and Walker. Campanella Isl.
Winner-BIack. Loser-Russell.
MilTa luke o ooG o@o ooddoo-7 = 9
Burdette, Wilson 49,. and crandall:
Miller. Presko 49,. Schultz ~ and
Rice. Winner-Wilson Loser-Schultz
Home runs--Milwaukee, Aaron. Ad-
cock
Los Angeles tPc) 600 600 oo0-o 81
Chicaso M OH zoo oox--7 /. j
Drott McLish 81, Lown a. and
Winner-eharch. Ioser@Drott. Home
run-Chicago. Jackson.
Philadelphia On1 600 n00--i 6 l
Pittsburgh b 0Io 400 DIX.
Roberts, Wehmeier 80 and BURGESS;
Loser--Wehmeier.
Cincinnati - 0lo 600 ia 90
0lo 0Io 0l0--3 10 o
Brszle ~ and Courtney winner
Peace. Loser-Chakales. Hoae runs
Cincinnati. Post 60. W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-21

(See BOWLING, Page A-22)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-21

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Mar.
81 tP).-St. Louis Cardinal off,
Gals are going along with Pitch
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(See PAN AMERICAN, ABB
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-08-15
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Evening star., 1955-03-10
Bait Ads Banned
On New York Radio-N
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 10.-Com-
plants about "bait advertising
have caused "a radio and tele-
vision stations in the New York
area to adopt a code eliminating
it.
The Better Business Bureau,
which helped work out the ad-
vertislng code. said only a small
minority of firms use bait adver-
Using. This involves the offer of
a "low, low priced article. usual
ly a household appliance, which
the seller offers to demonstrate.
Actually. the bureau said, there
is no intention of selling the low
priced article and once the sales
man gets in the customers house,
he will practically refuse to sell
it. He will Calk down the adver-
tised product and turn on a
lengthy sales talk in favor of a
higher-priced article.
Hugh r. Jackson. president of
the bureau, said the code pro-
vides that stations can demand
proof from advertisers that they
are reputable and able to back
up their claims
Evening star., 1955-03-10
Kensington Boy, 5,
Injured Fatally by
Car in Front Of Home

A 5-year-old Kensington boy
was killed in front of his home
yesterday as he ran from behind
a parked auto into the path of
an oncoming car. Montgomery
County police reported.
Pronounced dead on arrival at
Suburban Hospital was Edwin l..
Heeger, jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin L. Heeger of 4406 Edge
field road. in the Parkwood sub
division.
A hearing was set for April 4
in Bethesda Police Court of a
technical charge of manslaugh-
ter against DR.. Benz M. Horvath.
%, of the 4400 block of Everett
street. Kensington. He is an en-
ploye of the National Institutes
of Health.
The boys parents were at work
at Heeger's Hair Stylists. which
they operate at 8006 Wisconsin
avenue, Bethesda. and the child
was being cared for by Mrs.
Dolores johnson. %. of 4520
Eads street NE. The woman
said she was preparing to iron
clothes when she heard the boys
Evening star., 1955-03-10

the treaties Saturday. Senator
Sereni called Senator Messe a
Fascist. The former marshal
retorted that Senator Sereni had
"sabotaged" the Italian Army
through his wartime Communist
activities in France.
Senator Sereni resumed the
argument yesterday. but Fascist
Senators tried to shout him
down. After exchanging insults
and threats, about a half-dozen
Communists and an equal num-
ber of Fascists swarmed into the
we'll of the chamber and started
punching.
Senate debate on the treaties
is in its third week. A vote. vir-
tually certain to approve ratifl-
cation, is expected later this
week. The Chamber Of Deputies
already has approved.
The brawl in the Senate
sparked a near riot in front of
Communist Party headquarters
shortly after nightfall.
About 300 persons, including
many young people who handed
out handbills printed by the
Fascist Italian Social Move
ment CMSD, marched on the
headquarters shouting anti-Com-
munist slogans and hurting fire.
crackers.
: A plate glass window in a
bookshop selling Communist
publications was smashed before
riot police broke up the DEM
Evening star., 1955-03-10
Cousin Of Pontecorvo
Stirs Fight in Italian
Senate Over Treaties
BY the Assoeioied Press

ROME, Mar. 10.-An Italian
Communist Senator. a first cou-
sin of atom scientist Bruno
Pontecorvo, touched off a free
for-all fist fight in the Senate
yesterday. The battle broke up
debate on the Paris treaties to
rearm West Germany.
The session was suspended
while ushers separated a dozen
Communist and Fascist Sena-
tors who traded blows in the
front of the chamber.
Communist Senator Emilio
Sereni started the fracas by re-
opening a quarrel with Senator
Giovanni Messe. a wartime
Italian marshal and now a men,
ber of Premier Mario Scelba' S
Christian Democrat Party.
Senator Sereni., Al, is the son
of a sister of Massimo Ponte-
corvo, father of Bruno, who is
now working on atomic energy
projects in Moscow.
Senators Sereni and Messe
first tangled during debate on
Evening star., 1955-03-10
Funds Asked 10 Pay
For Congress Raise

President Eisenhower has asked
Congress to approve a supple
mental appropriation of Sl.468.-
900 to meet the costs for the re-
mainder of this fiscal year of
the $500 a year pay raise re-
Gently voted themselves by men,
bers OF the Senate and House.
This figure was contained in
a supplemental appropriation
request for the legislative branch
totaling SLABS. 800, sent to Cap
itol Hill by the, President late
yesterday.
In another supplemental ap-
preparation estimate. the Presi-
dent asked appropriation of an
extra S85.000 for the Federal
Communications Commission to
permit it to retain an expanded
staff to handle increased appli-
cations for new radio and tele-
vision stations throughout the
country.
Evening star., 1955-03-10
Cor for Every z Forecast

CHICAGO.-At the beginning
of 1850 there was one automobile
for every three persons IA years
old or older in the United States.
1t is estimated that by 1875 there
will be one car for every two
to two and a half persons in
that age eroup.
Evening star., 1955-03-10
Navy Flyer Killed

FALLON, New. Mar 10 lP.-
Lit. q. g. Alexander Bennett.
Medford. Mass. was killed yes
terday when he misjudged a
landing at the Fallon Auxiliary
Naval Air Station and crashed
into a tree with his 52H3 Ban
shee jet fighter. The plane ex-
ploded.
Evening star., 1955-03-10

onstration. No casualties were
reported.
The Fascist handbills called
for ratification of the Paris ac-
cords and called the italian
Communist Party a Soviet fifth
column"
Evening star., 1955-03-10
Commons Stolen

Two ancient cannons were
stolen from the garden of the
Birmingham, England. home of
Col. Archibald Whitehouse, a
firearms collector.
Evening star., 1955-03-10

sister. Linda. Z. scream that he
had been hit by a car.
The boys other sister. Nancy.
Is. also was at the shop when
the accident occurred.
Evening star., 1955-03-10
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A WORD TO THE WISE

cts been raining since noon?
&C. D. r.
Answer-Yes; 1t is good colo
quail usage. cts" being the con-
traction for lit has"
Fort Collins: What is the best
American pronunciation of the
word concerto? Would you say
"kun-SUR- oe"?-Reader.
Answer-No. Concerto, an
italian word meaning concert"
has become an English and
American musical term desig-
mating a musical composition
casually elaborate) for one or
more solo instruments with Or
chestra accompaniment. The
pronunciation "kun-SER-toe" Is
listed as second choice by some
dictionaries. But musicians re-
gard it as incorrect. Best Amer
lean usage: n-CHAIR-toe.
Distributed By McNausht Syndicate. Ine)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23
BY MRS. FRANK COLBY
MAC DiVoT

Fort Wayne: My employer
tells me that it is improper to
use the term operated on" He
insists that I should say, Mrs,
Blank is to be operated tomor-
row morning. IN. H.
Answer-Here is the correct
usage as set forth in any good
dictionary: Operate. transitive
verb. To perform an operation
or series of operations, as, a
mill for operating UPON ores:
to operate UPON one for appen-
dicitis. Merriam Webster's.
Erie: Which is correct: His
visit Ito? with?) John ~
H. T.
Answer-Either is correct:
"Visit with" perhaps is more
customary.
Troy: L. this sentence correct:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23
BIG CHA DOUBLES
AS AN UMBRELLA

Possibly the biggest UNI
brella in history was put
into action yesterday at
Boiling Air Force Base dur
ing the Armed Forces Day
show.
It was a giant Douglas c.
124 Globemaster. Nearly 500
people huddled under its
wings as the rains came
down. Said q Douglas Air
craft spokesman douglas
builds the 1910:
Maybe this airplane has
another purpose than in
war"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23
Mexican Migrants

MEXICO CITY. May 2S R.-
The government estimates Mex
leo will send $4,000 migrant
farm workers to the United
States this year and that they
will send $40 million home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23
ANSWERS
TO OUR PRESIDENTS

George Washington's widow,
Martha Washington, died at
Mount Vernon, May %, 1902:
William Howard Taft's widow,
Helen Heron Taft, died in Wash
ington, D. c., May %, 1943.
2-Franklin D. Roosevelt mar
ried Anna Eleanor Roosevelt in
1905.
3-Abraham Lincoln, May %,
1860.
Questions on Preceding Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23
COLLECTING STAMPS-l
A Hobby for Kids and Kings

Collecting stamps be lots Of fun Youngsters
in nearly every country in the world enjoy this hobby
With there is always something do
trade just talk about with your friends
join form stamp club Stamp collecting will help you
history. geography flowers and wildlife.
It's to start. All you need stamps,
album in which to keep them and hinges attach the
the The need not be high inexpensive packet
stamps awod album and the hinges purchased
a couple Of dollars.
One Of the most important things the
stamps clean Handle them carefully Pick up the stamps with
tweeze Never mount the stamps album without hinges
This is the first Of weeklong pictures
to color You them blank save you
wish, along with all the stamps you find
atures
Columbus Discovers America
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-20
HOW TO BE AN OPTIMIST
Continued from page seren

Sand Sreveal the extent of your
desire to have everything ended
and complete" a job done with
out pause for pleasure. a bank
account as evidence of accomplish
ment instead of a cruise which is
gone in a month. But since
nothing in life is ever ended"
people with this aim are bound to
be disappointed and with each dis
appointment, their pessimism
grows.
10 and IA indicate your willing
ness to face facts. On the surface,
yes" in each case seems to indi-
cate optimism. Actually, it shows
a determined refusal to admit there
can be a fly in any ointment, a re-
fusal so far from realistic that it
can damage your life.
II. 9. II and IL focus on the
most important attitude of the
pessimist the way he always turns
the spotlight on anything unpleas-
ant. I'm only being realistic. !" is
his cry. Really. he overlooks the
good and exaggerates the bad.
z is perhaps among the most
revealing. You cannot grow plants
without some small measure of
optimism. For. as poet Samuel
Hoffenstein says:
You buy some Jfo,cers for your
table;
You tend them tenderly as you're
able;
You fetch them water from hitler
and ttithe7
What thanks do you get for ii all?
They witheT."
If that's your attitude toward
everything - why. then you're a
pessimist! The End
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WTHILE laughing cartoon in THIS WEEK. have
w you wondered how comic artist works Il how
he gets his IDEAS how he manages make his characters
look silly how he does the job get the most gggles?
When you explore these questions you exploring the
oonies business earth. The best way to find the
answers is to get copy of THIS WEEKS newest offspring
book titled What's Funny About Tha?" It's l24page
collection of best cartoons by the top cartoon
lists. Included special features how cartoons are
born drawn and marketed and how cartoonsts look live
and work. It's all ridiculous but full of facts and fun
To get a copy of What's Funny About That" send
three dollars tS295 plus SC handling CHARGE with your
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-20

Eyes. but it takes a lot of space"
To. What a smart boy" Eyes,
but he's so fresh" To, What
beautiful face that girl has. Yes.
but she's too fat
IA. Do you think that everything
is for the best in this world and
that this is the best of all possible
worlds?
Give yourself 10 for each yes
to questions l, 2. 6. l and IL: and
10 for each mo" to all other ques-
tons, If your answer to a particu-
lar question cannot be yes" or
no" but sometimes, give your
self "5." A score between 80 and
no gives you the right to call
yourself an optimist. Anything
above this indicates your optimism
is binding you to reality and you
will profit by a more realistic atti-
tude.
Any score below 40 suggests you
would do well to re-examine your
philosophy and uproot your pessi-
mism.
What They Mean
PsYCHoLoCICALLY, here's what
the questions mean:
and II indicate your willing
ness to take a chance. Pessimists
are so sure the worst will happen.
they avoid all chances.
4shows your readiness to take a
stand for what you believe. Pessi-
mists don't think it's worth the
effort.
Sshows whether you are so eager
to have everything perfect that
you can't enjoy your own accom-
plishments. The Bible puts it
fatty: "a man should rejoice in his
own works; for that is his portion"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-20

When you're late for a
date, set" your pin curls in
mere minutes with SPRAY NET!
q. ~. Rta. U. 5. Par orr.
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ROLLINGWooD
1908 POMANDER LANE
Chevy Chase, Md.

-"
Custom built 3-year-old brick colonia
Greek Park. Spacious entrance foyer
with iee. living rfia. dining rm.. den.
"a bath and ultramodern kitchen
3 twin-sized bedrooms study and
baths on second floor. Finished stair
way to . rooms on third door. Full
basement with beautiful daylight
and numerous closets throughout
Screened porch and Gear attached
garage. Hot-Water heat with re-
cessed radiation. In new-house con-
dition.
Price drasticaly reduced to low 4Vs.
OPEN SUNDAY, l TO 6
Directions: Conn. ave. 10 Leland. right
on Leland about ! mile to pomandef
lane and right TO 1905.
BY OWNER. OIL. 2-49o4
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HOUSES Fok sALE-MD.
STRING IN sILvER SPRING
. OPEN La
1907 WNpHAM LANE
,,cv Sris g * camper

Brick Rambler
PRICE. S13,500-$1.350 DIN.
A beautiful park for your back yard
eao' rh.D is ossy as% o@s IS sa sssI
on corner lot. adjacent to Sligo
rm,. fully equipped kit, nice-siz.
bedrms, and bath. Abundance Of
closet space. full bsmt., gas heat
lovely location for the small family
Directions Out Ga. ave. to Dennis
dr.. -rtsht on Dennis to fnwood. left
on Inwood to Windham lane. rieht
to Open Sign.
BoNAN a. FoGARTY
1905 BIueridRe Ave.
SILVER sPRIN0-LoW CASH down
payment; mod: 2-bedrm. brick ram
porch. fenced yard. ideal for chill.
AUERRACH d CO.. DI. 7-65Ol
Sill. sPG. -TAKoMA-WHEATON
NO MONEY DOWN TO CT. .Charmins
brick hlnsalow. mr.. schools. on
wooded lot. Only SI1,35U. Mrs.
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ADDITIONALLY NICE 2-bedrm.
rm.: nr. 81. GATHERINGS Schooi and
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down. Mrs. hinchman, LO. 4-7418.
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c0nd.: fenced cor. lot, mr.. st. Cath
crime School and Church: S13,750.
81 o. non-GI. Mrs. Hinchmsn. Lo.
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sUMNER-(OUT MASS. EXTENDED
Excellent financing available on this
4-year-old center hall Colonial. large
wooded lot dead-end street, plenty
OF room for children. convenient TO
schools. Three twin-hed rooms, ga
baths, walk-up floored attic. Living
room. 22x13, with bay and picture
windows. family dining room, PAN
eled den, GE kitchen with table
space, screened porch. attached ga
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Sale BY owner, 1905 Brookeway DR.
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TAKOMA PARK
$500 ALLEGHENY AVE.
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bath. Porch. Bsnt., oil heat. Level
lot. Beaut. -garden. Priced right.
good terms Quick possession. Ewes.
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MRS GAIL WADE do BECK, Broker.
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s2 lll, PAEK WV Road

321l PARK VIEW ROAD
OPEN SUN, 1 TIiL DARK
4 beautiful Ensiish-typs
brick rambler directly on
Rock Greek Park: large en-
trance hall. living room, Ii
brary, dining room, well
equipped kitchen with beau
tifully furnished breakfast
area, 8 bedrooms. Q baths on
main floor. There Is Q second
living room, 2 bedrooms and
bath on lower level. Garage.
To reach: Out Connecticut
ri Sa; e e Beach ssssf Va" drive, leis Il
Traflc Light to LeVelle drive
and left to house.
NEZ CUaHARD, Realtor
I'm. 2-l232 or AID. A-S7S6
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WESTGATE

~ "AA9 \ MA 4 -
5319 WORTHINGTON DR..
Open Sat. and Sun, 12-Dark
Charming brick Williamsburg Colon
AL on beautifully HANDICAPPED corner
lot. Large. bright living room with
fireplace. dining room. den or bed
room, powder room and small pam
eled room. Completely equipped
kitchen. Two large bedrooms and
bath up. Paneled tile foored rec
reation room with fireplace, maids
room. Law. and shower. huiit-in ga
rage. GE oil hot-air heat. Flag.
stone terrace. Many lockwood In
fenced rear yard. Vacant--immedf.
ate occupancy. Barbara Richards On
DIRECTIONS: Mass. ave. past West
moreland Circle to Brookview drive.
right to corner Of Worthington drive.
JAMES L. DIXON b co.
ST, 3.72OO or. o-eAoo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-03
BETHESDA
1904 West Parkhill DIR

cHARM-LocATIoN--vALUE
located Is this lovely cyl brick e coioniaii
on beautiful wooded lot. 75x195,
entrance foyer. living room with
pretty bay window and fireplace
large dining room overlooking gar.
den. screened porch, modern kitcil-
3 spacious bedrms., ample closets
2 baths on. 2nd: maids room and
bath. out-of-basement attached "a.
rage. Price reduced to S26.760 FOL
immediate sale.
j blk, then left on west ParkhiiI
- STANFORD REALTY CO. -
HE. 1887 OIL. 4-45sf