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Evening star., 1955-05-18
Three Co-Fuvored to Take
Catholic League Track Title

The Metropolitan Catholic
High School League track cham
pionship will be decided at $3.50
pm. Friday at Georgetown Uni
verSity when the D. c. State
Council of the knights of CO.
lumbus sponsors the first meet
in the leagues history.
st. Johns, Gonzaga and
John Carroll all have entered
full squads and will be CO.
favorites in the race for the
team championship, but st. An
thony and Georgetown Prep will
be well represented and Mackin,
Priory and DeMatha are ex-
pected to have individual entries.
Evening star., 1955-05-18

On the basis of dual meets in
this, their first full track season,
several boys have established
themselves as strong contenders
in the 10 events on the program.
Foremost of these are Ralph
Coan Of Gonzaga in the mile,
Bob Cronin of st. Johns in the
shot-put and discus, Jimmy
Kane of st. Johns in the 100
yard dash and John Sullivan of
Carroll in the broad jump.
Other top contenders include
Joe Beuchart, John Carroll and
Terry Taylor from st. Anthony:
Bill Hixson. Cyril Malloy. Tom
Evening star., 1955-05-18
SITE, OFFICIALS POSE PROBLEMS
Morciono and CockeII
Willing to Meet Again

England "was as good a spot as
any" for a rematch.
I'm going to be with Jim
Norris UBC presidenD in New
York and we'll decide which is
best-New York or London in
September"
Well said that Jack Solomons.
British promoter, had made him
"a good proposal" for a London
match, but that the terms would
have to include such items as the
selection of officials.
Wants American Referee
II think I would say we'd have
to have an American referee" !"
he said.
Teddy Waltham, secretary of
the British Boxing Board OF
Control, who attended the fight,
said an American referee would
not be permitted.
1.-The referee in an English ring
would have to be British, :"
Waltham said. "He definitely
could not be an American, nor
do we allow neutral referees"
John Simpson, Cockell's man
ager, said his man would fight
Marciano again anywhere and
that "all I'd ask would be an
outstanding referee who would
enforce the rules"
1--WE were not given a fair
deal Monday night" he said.
RULES are made to be enforced
or there would be no rules and
the man who worked this fight
did not enforce them where
Marciano was concerned"
frankie Brown Of San Fran
cisco, who received $1,000 for
refereeing the bout, could not
be reached for comment.
Vacation For Marciano
The Cockell party leaves here
by train for New York tomorrow
and sails for England May Is.
Simpson said it was possible the
party would return within a
month or six weeks for a tour
of Canada and the United States.
There's nothing definite yet."
he added, "but there's a chance.
we'll be back for series Of
other fights"
Marciano, committed to a
September title defense date,
plans to remain in California
vacationing for about a month
He said he planned to be in
New York in time for the light
heavyweight championship fight
between Archie Moore and Bobo
Olson June % The winner has
been mentioned as a possible
if Cockell negotiations
fall through.
Evening star., 1955-05-18
Mrs. Clark Scores
In Court House Golf

Mrs. r. w. Clark won the
Dick lanes tournament yester-
day at the Court House Coun-
try Club.
In this tournament lanes, the
club pro. opposes the women,
who are helped with three-quar-
ters handicaps. Mrs. Clark
topped Glass A. l up. Liz Hanna
was second, / down. Mrs. w. w.
Jeffries was best in Glass B, !
down. and Mrs. L. R. Warden
won Glass c, 6 down. Mrs. Ro-
sale Meyers scored net 46 to
win the nine e-hole tournament.
Evening star., 1955-05-18

unranked Bill Wilson, victor over
Fred Cone yesterday. Wilson
outlasted Cone, seeded eighth,
60, As, 6-3.
In other matches, Griffin
Payne defeated Grayson Sand
ers, 6-3, 6-3: Malcolm Findley
defeated George Trigg. 6-3,
60; Hugh Lynch scored over
Ben McMakin, 60, 60: Jerry
Leek defeated Bobby Schwartz
man, Ga, I1, and Don Ralph
won over Hugh Trigg by default.
Evening star., 1955-05-18
Howard Advances
In Junior Tennis

Payton Howard, top seeded in
the Jaycees junior tennis tour
nament, continues to move
steadily along.
HoWard's latest victim was
Robin Myers, who went down,
6-1, 60, yesterday at the
Sixteenth and Kennedy streets
courts.
The tournament surprise is
Evening star., 1955-05-18
Bunker and Curideo
Pace Irish Victory

SOUTH BEND, Ind, May 18
R.-Dick Bunker, sophomore
southpaw, struck out IA men yes
terday for Notre Dame in q IA
baseball victory over Purdue.
Jim Carideo paced the Irish
attack with three hits, including
two doubles. He knocked in
three runs,
Evening star., 1955-05-18

Bishop and Paul Herbert from
Carroll: Noel McDermott, John
McInerney and Jim (Bubba)
Healy from st. Johns, and Dick
Nasca. Ted Alexander, Hank
Valencia and Dave Roderick
from Gonzaga.
The Knights of Columbus will
present a trophy to the team
champion and will award medals
to the first three finisherS in the
individual events.
Evening star., 1955-05-18

IN PLAYFUL MOOD-San Rafael, Calif.-Don
Cockel the British challenger, who was stopped in
the ninth round by Champion Rocky Marciano
Monday, is shown in playful mood at his training
quarters, and threatens to toss his wife Irene off
the swimming pool diving board. There is talk Of
rematch with Marciano, possibly in London-AP
Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1955-05-18

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Surf Club Heads Defense
Starts in Princess Anne Triul

comber Restaurant. Sentences
were set at four months in jail
and a fine Of $700-two months
in jail and a $3.50 fine on each
count.
James Vinceil, about SO, guilty
on one count Of operating a gam
bling table at the Latin Quarter in
Virginia Beach. Sentence was
set at so days in jail and a fine
of $3.50. =
To Hear Appeal
Attorneys for both offered mo-
tions to set aside the jury YER
diets as contrary to law and
evidence, and Judge Floyd Kel-
lam set October 3 to hear argu-
ments on the motions. The two
men were freed on bond Of
81. 500 each.
Acquitted were:
James Calleran Of Norfolk, in
Idicted with Sullivan on q charge
of operating gambling devices at
the Surfcomber.
Leonard Byrd Of Virginia
Beach, charged with being the
lookout" while gambling was
going on at the Piney Point
Club, now operated as Hickory
House tust outside Virginia
Beach.
Grace Rose Walters, %, Of
Norfolk, charged with selling
whisky by the drink as q wait
ress ct the Latin Quarter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09
Conrad ugeIWeds
For Third Time

RUMSON, N. j. Sept. 3 Up.
marriage Of veteran screen
and television performer Con-
rad Nagel to Mrs. Michael Smith
was disclosed today.
MIR. Nagel. So. and Mrs. Smith,
a 32-year-old divorce. were wed
August 81 at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Shepard Alexander
here.
Magistrate Stuart A. Young,
jr.. performed the ceremony. It
was the third marriage for Mr..
Nagel. long q motion picture
favorite who now has q Tv pro-
gram.
Mrs. Alexander said Mrs.
Smith had been living at her
home for some time. Mr.. Nagel
and his bride, she said, went
to Vermont for q honeymoon
and planned to live in New York
City on their return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09
Marine Guard Quizzed
In Escape of 3 Prisoners

A young Marine guard was IN
the brig today at Quantico after
being picked up at his home In
Tuxedo, Nd. following his dis
appearance from the base with
three prisoners.
A spokesman at Quantico said
Thomas e. White, II. admitted
to investigating officers that he
left with the prisoners volun-
tarily. He was armed with a
.45-caliber pistol.
The prisoners, still at large,
were listed as Cammie Brook
man, %. Of Orange, Va; Donald
w. Schacht, 10, Vernona. Pa.
and Eugene Severson. 20. New
ark. III.
No charges were placed
against White immediately but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09
Stolen Cor StuIls;;
z Sailors Seized

Two 17-year-old sailors. who
Prince Georges County police
said were AwOL, were stopped
in q stolen car today when a
motorist recognized the vehicle
as one belonging to q friend.
The youths. from Cecil Naval
Air Station. jacksonville. Fla.
were hitchhiking to Baltimore
when they took q car from .
District gasoline station belong
to Richard B. Hampton. 32-J
Ridge road. Greenbelt. according
to County Police Pvt. e. r. Cry
ozkiewicz.
While trying to start the car
in Riverdale. Md. the sailors were
spotted by Richard w. Gaines,
4104 Seventy first avenue. Land
over Hills. Md, and four COM
panions, police said. Gaines rec
ognized the car as belonging to
Hampton. questioned one Of the
sailors and called county police.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09

he was placed In the brig for
Bookkeeping" the Marine base
said.
The young armed guard van.
ished from the base Wednesday
along with the prisoners. He Ms
picked up at his home yesterday
by Prince Georges County police
after they received q telephune
cali from his parents.
According to County Omar
George w. Whitlow. jr., young
White said the prisoners dreN b
gum on him. forced him on he
base, and then drove to his
home to change clothes.
The four men then went TO
Baltimore where they split up'
and he returned to his home -.
terdsy. the Marine told police.
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|Foirfox OfficioIs Await
More Details on Charge

ethics" for its public officials and
employees.
There is Q definite number
of people," he said. who fee
that as taxpayers we are faced
with confusion and evasion In
our dealings with county en-
ployes. Perhaps the board is not
aware Of this"
Without specifying which en-
ployes, If any, he had in mind
he said employees and officials
should not be permitted to hold
outside jobs that conflict with
their county positions.
He also appealed for more
courtesy" by county employees
He suggested that the super
visors appoint a commission to
study the problem, set standards
for various jobs and determine
where there is duplication and
conflict Of duties between de-
partments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09

Fairfax County ofiicials today
were awaiting additional infor-
nation ON . complaint that citi-
zens seeking to do business with
the county are confronted with
confusion and evasion"
The accusation against UNI
named county employees was
made by Hugh McDiarmid at a
meeting Of the Board Of County
Supervisors on Tuesday.
At that time, board member
Anne wilkins told Mr.. McDiar-
mid his problem seemed to be
Ian administrative matter to be
handled by County Executive C.
|C. Massey. AS Of this morning.
however. Mr.. Massey said he had
heard nothing further from Mr..
McDiarmid, q Vienna real estate
operator.
Mr.. McDiarmid suggested that
the county adopt q code Of
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County Studies
Shop Center Bid

The Montgomery County
Council last night took under
advisement the petition Of
Washington developer J. B..
Shapiro requesting rezoning Of q
69.4-acre tract at Persimmon
Tree road and Macarthur boule-
ward. Cabin John. to pexrnib the
construction Of q $5O-million
shopping center.
The petition was opposed by
seven citizens associations.
About 200 home owners oppos-
ing the rezoning attended the
meeting at the Bethesda Ele-
mentary School.
Attorney Sheldon e. Bern
stein. representing Mr.. Shapiro.
scored what he termed the
spotty commercial development
of Macarthur boulevard, and
maintained that rezoning was
necessary to permit orderly de-
velopnnent Of the area.
Mr. Bernstein said his client
would agree to sell q 300-foct
right-of.way required by pro-
posed Route 80 regardless Of
the councils action.
Attorney Milton A. Smith,
speaking on behalf Of the Cabin
John Park Citizens Association
attacked the rezoning ON grounds
that it was out Of harmony with
the residual character Of the sur
rounding area.
1.-THE citizens Of Cabin John
from bitter experience look with
cold suspicion upon the promises
of a landowner as to how he is
going to develop a tract he wants
zoned commercial" Mr.. Smith
added. This is the latest in a.
series of persistent efforts to
break down the single family
residential character of the Mac
Arthur boulevard area"
He further charged that spec
ulators are sitting on large par
GELS Of land In the area waiting
for the council to weaken Just
once before submitting q deluge
Of rezoning applications"
The Maryland National Capt.
tai Park and Planning Commits
sion recommended denial Of Mr..
Shapiro's petition for reZoning
as did the Army Corps Of En-
gineers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09

PRINCESS ANNE COURT
HOUSE, Va, Sept. 9.-The trial
of the last available defendant
cited by a crime Hunting Prin-
cess Anne County grand jury
neared conclusion today In
Princess Anne County Circuit
Court.
Defense witnesses were sched-
uled to begin testimony at the
trial Of Jack Kane, president
Of the Surf Beach Club Corp.
adjoining the Surfcomber Res
taurant.
The Commonwealth completed
its testimony last night in the
trial Of Kane, charged on three
counts with leasing the Surf
comber facilities to r. d. Fer
guson for gambling purposes.
IL Are Indicted
Eleven persons were indicted
by the special grand jury on 10
counts involving gambling and
Illegal whisky sales, but only six
Of those defendants have been
located by law enforcement au-
thorities.
The trial Of five yesterday and
last night resulted in conviction
Of two and acquittal Of three.
Convicted BY separate juries
Phillip J. Sullivan. 10. guilty on
two counts Of operating the
gaming bank for roulette games
n the Pine Room Of the Surf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09
Army Bond to PIoy
Concert in Arlington

The Army Field Band will give
"a concert at 2 pm. Sunday on
the grounds Of the Edward
Douglass White Council, Knights
of Columbus, at Sis Little Falls
road, Arlington.
Following the two-hour con-
cert a buffet supper viii be
served in the K. Of c. clubhouse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09
North Virginia
Priests Named

RICHMOND. Sept. 9 lR.-
Appointment Of three Catholic
priests to the Northern Virginia
area and the transfer Of three
others was announced yesterday
By the chancery Office Of the
Richmond Diocese.
Two new priests in the diocese,
the Rev. Thomas Keane and the
Rev. Robert Hunt, viii take over
assistant pastorates In two Alex
andria churches. Father Keane
win 60 to st. Rita's Church and
Father Hunt to st. Mary's.
The Rev. John J. Mcmahon,
assistant pastor Of st. Vincent's
Church In Newport News. will
become assistant Of st. James
Church in Falls Church.
Seaman to Arlington
The Rev. John Wentworth
Rea. assistant pastor Of st.
James, will replace Rev. John r.
Hannah at st. Paul's Church
here.
The Rev. Patrick j. Seaman
chaplain at st. Mary's Academy
in Alexandria, Is appointed as
sistant pastor of Our Lady OF
Lourdes Church in Arlington.
The Rev. Domfred II. Stockert,
assistant pastor Of st. Mary's
Church In Alexandria. win be-
come assistant pastor Of st. VIM
cents in Newport News and di-
rector Of the Newport News Of
fee Of the Bureau Of Catholic
Charities.
The changes made by Bishop
Peter L. Ireton win be effective
September %.
Going to Keyser, w. Va.
Other changes include:
Father Hannah will become
assistant pastor of Assumption
Catholic Church in Keyser
w. Va.
The Rev. Henry Stragisher OF
Assumption Church in Keyser
will become the first resident
pastor Of Holy Name Of Mary
Church In Bedford, Bedford,
County.
The Rev. Robert j. Walsh Of
ct. Patrick's Church here, will
serve as moderator Of the Cath
Ole Theater Guild and the Rev.
Raymond T. Mcintyre. also OF
st. Patrick's, will be In charge
of the weekly Legion Of Mary
program over Richmond radio
station WRNL.
The Rev. Austin j. Ryder.
assistant pastor at Our Lady Of
the Blessed Sacrament Church
In Port Richmond, has been ap-
pointed assistant pastor Of
st. Mary, Star Of the Sea Church
In Fort Monroe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09
Mobile X-Ruy Schedule

Mobile X-ray units Of the
Montgomery County Tuberculo-
sis and Heart Association viii be
at the viers Mill Shopping Gen.
ter until 8 pm. today. and at
Fenton street and Colesville road,
Silver Spring, from 10 am. to 5
pm. tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09
'Cuncer' in Plants

CLEVELAND. - Cancer like
diseases are found in many kinds
of plants and also among types
of commonly known animals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09
what makes our sheldon 90
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Evening star., 1955-11-03
|Peron in Brazil
After Flight
From Paraguay

SALVADOR, Brazil. Nov.s ER
Juan D. Peron. dsposed dicta.
tor Of Argentina, stopped over.
might III this Atlantic Coast city
following his sudden departure
iron his exile ID Paraguay.
Gen. Peron new here yester-
day from Asnncion and said hi
was going to Nicaragua. Bui
there was speculation that hi,
ultimate destination might b
Europe. He was scheduled tt
leave Salvador today from Belem
Amazon River delta city Ii
Northern Brazil.
When Gen. Peron boarded !
Paraguayan army DC-4 al
|Asuncion it was announced that
|fe would fiy to Lima. Peru. and
|on to Nicaragua. His plane
headed east across Brazil, how.
lever. stopped three hours ii Rio
Evening star., 1955-11-03

dice that country. he said Pres
ident Alfredo stroessner Of Para
quay had urged hin to remain
but Il decided to leave because
stroessner has been implacably
attacked consequently pref
udicing the Paraguayan people. =
Gen. Peron termed It .'yery
improbable that he would re-
turn to Paraguay.
Gen. Peron last week told
newsmen he might 60 to Nica-
ragua or Cuba if invited. but
said be would return to Para
quay. In leaving Asuncion, he
told Paraguayan ofIicials re did
not plan to leave the Americas. .
Evening star., 1955-11-03

de Janeiro and then new up th.
coast to Salvador.
chkure Unexplained
There was no explanation o
the change In route. There ar.
several large bases in Northeast.
lern Brazil from which planes
take on for Europe.
IN Managua. President Anas.
|tasio somoza Of Nicaragua. said
Gen. Peron Is ''perfsetly free e
come to NICARAGUA" but he de.
Iclared he had no knowledge oi
Gen. Pet0n's plans. He said he
did not know until informed b
the press that Gen. Peron had
left Asuncion. They are good
friends.
Gen. Peron was granted exile
lln Paraguay after he was over
Thrown BY the September revo-
Ilution. but his presence caused
disagreement within the govern
Iment In that country on Argen-
ltina's northern border. He waz
moved from Asuncion. the capi-
Ital. to Villarica, $50 miles away,
when the new Argentine eoyern-
Iment protested his residence
close to the Argentina border.
Urged to Remain
On arrival here. Gen. Peron
told reporters he decided to leave
Paraguay ii order not to preju-
Evening star., 1955-11-03

his silence on the Margaret
Townsend romance. terminated
By the Princess because Of the
Anglican ban on the remarriage
of divorced persons. after some
sections of the press had called
for disestablishing the state
church.
AS the archbishop spoke. audi
ences at London movie theaters
were kissing neWsreel scenes
showing him at . recent opera
performance.
Teleyision Commentator Rich
ard Dimblehy brought up the
subject Of Princess Margaret
during an interview with the
archbishop at Lambeth Palace,
the prelate's official residences
across the Thames River from
the houses Of Parliament.
Made Own Decision
The commentator told report
ers later he and the archbishop
had agreed beforehand on the
questions that would be asked
Z imagine most people in thu
country must think You were
very closely connected with hel
(Margaretsl decision. Mr.. Dim
hleby said.
She said she took this deci-
sion alone. and that means 0i
her own free win, the arch
bishop replied.
sOf course, she took advice;
and she chose whom she took
her advice from. and she got
plenty of advice asked for and
d good deal unasked for.
But in the end she took hel
own decision, and there was nc
pressure from state or church
No Church Pressure
i = Say baGEG A4uo OSG1 AZ
church pressure.
The archbishop has repeatedly
stated that the church does not
countenance the remArriage Of
divorced persons whose former
spouses are living
Capt Townsend. & Royal Air
Force group captain. divorced
his wife IN 1852 on grounds Of
adultery.
Margaret's announc cen1ent Nom
day that she had decided not
to marry Capt. Townsend came
four days after she had q private
50-minute interview with the
archbishop at Lambeth Palace.
Princess Attends Service
The Princess made her first
public appearance since her
decision when she attended q
special service at st. Fauiss
Cathedral last night. The serv-
lee was 4 memorial for the late
Dr.. Thomas John Barnardo. who
Evening star., 1955-11-03
Primitive Makeup

New Guinea matrons along the
Isepik River sometimes use lime
and ashes for makeup. says the
National Geographic Society. Al
man there may carry on his
Wafsthand the fur Of the flying
fox. an adornment permitted
only to the successful head
hunter.
Evening star., 1955-11-03

established . group Of home,
for British foundlinss. Women
IN the congregation wept softly
as the white -robed snffragan
bishop Of Croydon, the Righi
Rev. Cuthbert Eardsley. said
sTo each life. God speaks
calling us all to e lie Of per-
sonai sacrifice
Capt. Townsend was spending
the last few days of his leave
from his post Of British air at
|tache in Brussels at the country
estate Of friends in Sussex. He
said he would certainly return
to Brussels next week. He de-
|clared he would not see Margaret
again before he leaves.
Evening star., 1955-11-03
PreIote Denies Bringing
Pressure o MoFsoret

LONDON Nov lF9--The Archbishop Of Canterbury dene
last night England had brought
Princess Margaret to give up Peter Townsend.
The Archhishop Mr. Georey Fisher ranking peate Of tn
Anglican church, made his statement televisinn program
the British Broadcasng Corp He brok
Evening star., 1955-11-03

On arrival here, Gen. Peron
told reporters he decided to leave
Paraguay III order not to preju-
Smyrna times., 1955-04-21
Pers on a Is

Mrs. John H. Poore and daugh-
ter, Sandra, have returned from
an extended visit with Mrs. Poore's
sister-in-law, Mrs. John L. Nc
Tucker, at Barry, Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Garis have
as their guest Mrs. Lloyd Kentch,
of Corona Del Mar, California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marty Brendle
and Mrs. Mary Leaben of Phila-
delphia were visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Gearhart, Sunday, at
Fleming's Landing.
Miss Beverly David returned to
Amityville, Long Island, New
York, Sunday, after spending two
weeks Spring Vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke
David. Miss David attends the
South Park High School, and is
spending this school season with
her sister, Mrs. Ernest G. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke David and
family, and MIR. Horace David,
Sr., were Sunday visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. William P. Ebright of
Metuchen, New Jersey.
Miss Ruth Jones spent last
week with Mrs. Margaret Greer
at her home in Indian Springs,
Georgia.
Fred Stevenson, son of Mr.. G..
r. Stevenson, former Mayor of
Smyrna, is a patient at Delaware
Hospital where a major operation
was performed on Tuesday.
Mrs. George David, and son
George, spent a week as the guest
of her brother, Mr.. Hiram Dugan,
of New Brunswick, N. ].
Mrs. Benjamin Johnson and
Mrs. David Buckson, members of
the Junior Board, Kent General
Hospital, Dover attended the buff
fet supper which marked the
start of the campaign to solicit
ads for the Follies of 1855 pro-
gram.