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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-13
Production of Milk
Coins so in Eoypt

CAIRO.-Egypt produced p
2l0000.000 pounds OF milk in
1855. an increase OF S per cent
over the year before.
Only about 10 per cent Of the
total milk produced was con-
Sumed as fresh milk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-13
Answers to Our Presidents

Three. Franklin D. Roose-
welt was nominated the first.
third and fourth times in Chi
cago, 1882. 1910 and 1914.
president Truman was
nominated in Philadelphia in
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clans, clump, cramps. crus. craps, cram,
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Boss Hos Two Mouths

BRAINERD. MINI = A two
pound largemouth bass with two
mouths. one below the other
was caught recently in Perch
Lake near Bgalnerd.
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1913, as was President F. d.
Roosevelt in 1896.
3-Woodrow Wilson was NOM
mated (a) in Baltimore in 1912
and Cb) in st. Louis in 1916.
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~ is o we'll known phenomenon
ihof in The summer the growth Of
hoir is more ropid." soys Dr.. A..
mold Lorond, Vienno Dermoioloeisi.
Evening star., 1956-12-24
Colorado Team
basks in Miami

/ MIAMI, Dec. "a (P.-Colo-
radios Orange Bowl football
team soaked up sunshine today
as it awaited the call to practice
for the New Years Day game
with Clemson.
The Buffaloes few here from
the thin, cold air of mile-high
Boulder yesterday into 78-degree
weather and sea-level air rich
in oxygen.
This sun feels terrific" Full
back John Bayuk said. 1.-THE
temperature was eight above
zero when we left home and
there was foot of snow on the
ground"
Coach Dal Ward told news
men. We're ready to go. Our
spirits are high, everybody is in
excellent physical shape and 1
believe we're going to make it. i"
Ward said all of the heavy
practice for the game lies behind
the Big Seven Conference run
nerup. He said he will concen-
trate on light tuneup drills. get
ting acclimated and trying to
reach a mental and physical
peak on New Years Day"
Fundamentally, Colorado is a
single-wing team but Ward said,
We'll have some new stuff to
use against Clemson. I think you
can expect us to run about half
our plays off the T formation"
Clemson's team, unofficial IT,
tlist in the Atlantic Coast Con-
ference, will fly here Thursday.
Evening star., 1956-12-24
Plane Due Today
With 38 Refugee
Olympic Athletes

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. "a up.
-Thirty-four Hungarians and
four Romanian Olympic athletes
arrive from Australia today to
start a new life in the United
States.
The nine women and 20 men
who chose to leave their home
lands behind will spend Christ
mas in San Francisco, then fly
to New York City.
A spokesman for Pan Ameri-
can Airways said a report that
a Czech athlete was among the
group scheduled to land this
morning was in error.
Included in the group are four
coaches. a sports writer and
Laszlo Nadori. chief of staff of
the Hungarian sports ministry.
LasZlo Tabori. a 4-minute
miller, also is in the group as is
Lidie Domolky, a champion
fencer. The four Romanians are
water polo players.
The group stopped in Honolulu
last night for three hours and
watched Hula girls and drank
pineapple Juice.
Slightly bewildered, the Olym-
plans smiled at the Hawiian vel
come of traditional flower leis
and a peck on the cheek for each
traveller.
Evening star., 1956-12-24
Coost Board Expected to Bar
Today in Ring Cleanup

SACRAMENTO. Calf, Dec. "a
tP).-State athletic commission
ers planned telephone confer
ence today to put the finishing
touches on an order revoking for
life the California boxing license
Of Matchmaker Herman Babe
Mccoy.
And the commission chairman.
DR.. Dan o. Kilroy OF Sacra-
mento, said the licenses Of about
a dozen" other California ring
promoters or managers will not
be renewed in 1857.
Mccoy. II the commission dis
bars him. will be the first cas-
ualty in a cleanup OF California
boxing promised last June when
Gov knight appointed his new
broom commission.
Kilroy told a reporter the con-
ference OF the commissioners
today is essentially a last double
check OF the Mccoy revocation
order before 10 is signed.
once signed II will be trans
mitted 10 Mccoy. Kilroy said.
"As OF that moment Mccoy
license will be revoked. II h,
wants TO get 1t back he viii hay'
70 20 70 Superior Court.
In Los Angeles. McCoy's at
togney said his client is max
Ing no statement now. After tn
Evening star., 1956-12-24

action is taken we may have
something to say"
Mccoy resigned last Septem-
Der as matchmaker for the
Olympic Auditorium in Los An
geles but retained his State IL
cense.
The chairman said all COM
missioners took part in writing
the order following FIVE full days
Of hearings in Los Angeles dur
ing November and early Decem-
Der.
II contains nine counts against
Mccoy ranging from fixing
fights to cheating boxers 10 as
sociating with known criminals.
Kilroy said. ANY one OF the
nine would be enough TO revoke
his license"
The commission chairman de.
clined 70 name the other fight
figures whose 1857 licenses would
be withheld but he said the LIST
corresponded closely with those
recommended for revocation last
August in the report OF a special
Governors investigating com.
mittee
The committee list included
big names like Mccoy and Pro.
moter Cal Eaton OF Los Angeles
and Promoter Jimmy Murray oi
oakland.
Evening star., 1956-12-24
SURVIVOR
TO RECEIVE GIFT:
DEATH CERTIFICATE

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaga
R.-A 19-year-old British
soldier who survived IL days in
the Malayan jungle will get a
different Christmas present to-
morrow-his own death certifi-
cate as a souvenir.
The presentation will be
made to Tommy Lee by his
commanding officer. Maj. r.
j. Baxter.
The soldier was found in
the jungle IL days after a
Bristol freighter plane crashed
while dropping supplies to an
army unit operating against
Communist Chinese guerrillas
in Central Malaga. The other
eight crewmen were killed. Lee
also was believed dead, and
the British Army prepared his
death certificate.
The surviving soldier suf-
fered a broken ankle, burns and
bruises. Army doctors said he
is recovering satisfactorily.
Evening star., 1956-12-24
DistrictAttorney
Seeks 10 Link
Cohen, AragOn

LOS ANGELES, Dec. "a (P.-
The district attorney says he
wants to talk to ex-gambler
Mickey Cohen and boxer Art
Aragon today to probe his
"hunch" that Cohen and Ara
gon may be linked together"
District Attorney William B.
McKesson said yesterday that
he also will ask that Henry Malt
man. fountain manager at a
Hollywood drug store, with
whom Cohen had a recent tussle,
be present.
McKesson said in an unusual
Sunday session he is Investi-
eating a possible tie-in of these
facts:
Aragon was suspended in
Texas after Dick Goldstein, his
opponent in a scheduled San
Antonio bout, claimed that Ara
gon offered him $500 to throw
the fight. Goldstein was sus-
pended for 80 days. The bout
was called of when Aragon
pleaded illness.
Cohen had q recent alterca-
ton with Mailman over what
he described as a $500 loan he
made Mailman.
Aragon knows Cohen and fire.
quently dined at cafe where
Mailman once worked as a chef
II have a strong hunch, Nc
KeSson said. that there is a
connection between the asserted
fight fix in Texas and the scrap
between Cohen and Mailman.
He sought 10 talk 10 the trio
yesterday. Aragon went TO Nc
Kessons Office with his attorney
Mailman showed up. but left be.
fore he talked TO McKesson
Cohen never showed but sale
that he hadn't been told e
appear.
The welterweight said that ht
didn't know Mailman Malt
mans scrap with Cohen Tuesday
in a Sunset Boulevard drug stor,
may come under Grand Jury IN
vestigation Thursday. District
Attorneys officials said
Cohen. 43. a one-tlme fighter
went to prison for three year.
for income tax evasion. Prior e
his conviction he was promi.
nent figure in Los Angeles sport.
ina and gambling circles Since
his release in October. 1855 or
parole. ne has been in the nurs
cry business here.
Evening star., 1956-12-24
NEWS OF MUSIC
BY DAY THORPE

An unusual and interesting
Christmas program was heard
yesterday at the Washington
Cathedral when the Choir Of
Men and Boys, under Paul Cal
laway gave q Festival of Lessons
and Carols" This type Of even
song. a service borrowed from
the Church Of England, consists
of seven Biblical excerpts, each
read by q different Individual
chorister, an acolyte. the head
usher, the verger, q choir boy,
q canon and the dean-inter-
laced with carols. The carols
were chosen with considerable
latitude and ranged from short
motets by Vittoria, Byrd and
Dering to silent Night"
The service opened and closed
with Bach played on the organ
by Richard Dirksen. The choral
fare began with a long and art
fully simple setting of a Cornish
poem by Gustav Hoist, and con-
tinued with "Lumen ad Revela-
tionem" by Byrd. Then came q
quiet stanzaic carol by Samuel
Scheidt. q piece which may have
shown the greatest art of any
carol Of the afternoon. It was
in competition not with the pro-
fundities Of Byrd or Vittoria, but
with the naive simplicities of
the more homely carols, and it
was the only one of these un-
sophisticated pieces which was
completely and unreservedly CAP
tivating. None Of the other pieces
was inferior music; Scheidt was
simply q masterpiece.
There followed carols by Her.
bert Howells, Searle Wright, and
the young American composer
John La Montaine, whose music
has been heard here under both
Mr.. Galloway and Howard
Harold Friedell. David
Williams, and Healey william also
contributed quite unfamiliar
pieces. The service concluded
with the Basque Noel, "The
Evening star., 1956-12-24
Clippers, Blades
TO Meet Lions
Here This Week

The Washington Lions, 5-3
victims of the Blades in New
Haven last night, were due back
IN town today to begin prepara-
tions for a pair of matches at
Uline Arena.
First on the menu is a We'd
nesday clash with the powerful
Charlotte Clippers. four time
conquerors Of Washington in
that many attempts, and then
come the Blades Saturday night.
Both matches will begin at
$3.50 pm.
Although failing to beat Char
lotte so far this season, the
Lions twice have extended the
Clippers in matches at Uline's.
The recent acquisition of Roger
Hayfield from the Indianapolis
Chiefs could swing the tide to
Washington this time.
The 5-foot-6, 140-pound Hay
field knocked in the last goal in
ga victory over the Johnstown
Jets here Saturday night in his
debut with the Lions, and last
night scored in a late rally
which almost caught the Blades.
Thes Blades held a Al lead
going into the final period and
Hayf1eld and Bernie Bernaquez
scored once each to make 1t 4-3.
But Clermont Doyon, always a
thorn in Washington's side,
clinched it for New Haven with
q goal at 1896.
Bernaquez also accounted for
the Lions first goal at 1851 of
the first period. New Haven's
early points came from Fred
Wonoski. credited with a shot
DETECTED into the Washington
net by Player-Coach ALI Turner
Of the Lions; John Sheridan,
Claude Boileau and wimpy
Jones.
Evening star., 1956-12-24
Dere Is Inducted
AS New Chief OF
On Leonq Tong

Jimmy Dere. for 20 years a
business leader of Washington's
Chinatown, last night was In
Quoted as president of the On
Leong Tong here.
The new head of the local
c hines e-American merchants
organization acknowledged his
recent election at q dinner in his
own restaurant at 627 H street
NV.
Among the dignitaries present
were Representative Talle, Re-
publican Of Iowa; Clarence Tai
ley, retired inspector of the
Metropolitan Police Department,
and Judge Thomas A. Scalley Of
Municipal Court. =
Rare Chinese dishes and music
Of the old country we're the
order Of the evening.
Mr.. Dere, who is also president
Of the Chew Lung Association
and the Chinese Music Club OF
Washington. pledged continua-
tion of the On Leong policy OF
promoting good citizenship and
participating in charitable enter
prises in the city.
Lawrence Tom served as host
for the occasion attended by
more than 100 members Of the
Chinese community.
Evening star., 1956-12-24
s Die as z Planes
Crash in Colorado

DEL NORTE, Col, Dec. "a up.
Three men and a boy died late
yesterday in the flaming crash
Of their single-engine private
plane at the dusk-shrouded City
Airport IA miles north of here.
Another Colorado crash killed
a naval reserve pilot near Au-
rora. a Denver suburb.
1t was the first fatal air acci-
dent in the Del Norte airport's
20 years OF operation.
The red-and-white Beechcraft
Bonanza overturned and burst
into flames after 1t apparently
overshot the lone east-west run
way. Charles Fouquet. ii, was
thrown clear and died instantly
The others, including Mr..
Fouquet's l0-year- -old son, Rich
ard. perished in the flames. The
pilot was Gus Hoff. 81. Alamosa
Colo, tavern owner and father
Of three children. The fourth
victim was George Gray. ~.
Fred r. Robson. 20. the navaI
reServist, was catapulted IS feet
from the cockpit Of an F9F Jet
fighter as II crashed into a
frozen wheat field Q miles east
OF Aurora and also burned.
Evening star., 1956-12-24

from 1916 to l947. gave the future
Congressman an insight into tax
problems OF the American
people.
Has Three Children
He served as assistant prose-
cutor OF Ingham County in 1850:
later as city attorney Of East
Lansing. legal counsel TO the
Michigan Senate judiciary Com
mittee. and until his election 70
Congress as prosecuting attorney
OF Ingham County
He married Charlotte Mary
craney Of Norwich. Conn, whom
he met while attending the
Coast Guard Academy. They
have three children: Charlotte
Ellen. Christine Clark. and
Charles. jr.
Mr.. Chamberlain has beer
active In civic and fraternal af-
fairs. He belongs 70 the Lansins
Kivanis Club, Reserve Ofhceri
Association. American Legion
YMcA. Economic Club. Sons
of the American Revolution
Evening star., 1956-12-24

am. worship in the church, Ar
lington boulevard and Woodlawn
avenue, Falls Church, Va.
Andrews Air Force Base an
nounced that Protestant services
will be held in Chapel / at 10
am. with Chaplain Horace N
Cooper officiating. Three Cath
olic masses will be held in Chapel
2 and at 9 am. and 1890 pm
in Chapel with Chaplain John
P. Finke as celebrant.
Masses will be held at the
Walter Reed Army Medical Cen
ter Memorial Chapel at 6 and 8
am. and at l pm. Christmas
Day.
Central Union Mission, 624
Indiana avenue NV, will hold
a special Christmas Day service
at 7:45 pm. with DR.. j. Walter
Carpenter, interim minister OF
Kendall Baptist Church. in
charge.
Lutheran Churches Missouri
Synod have announced the fol-
lowing CHRISTMAS Day schedule
of services:
$3.50 a.m.-German service in
First Trinity Church, Fourth
and E streets NV.
10 am. - Calvary Church
Silver Spring. Md; Greenbelt
(Md0 Church; Trinity Church,
Mount Rainier. Md; Bethany
Church, Groveton, Va; st. John
Church, in Franconia (Va.)
Elementary School; st. Paul
Church, Falls Church, Va.
1880 am. - Mount Olivet
Church, 1908 Vermont avenue
NV: Church for the Deaf
Christ Church Chapel, Sixteenth
and Gallatin streets NV; Re-
deemer Church. Hyattsville,
Md; Our Savior Church, Arling-
ton, Va.
IL a.m.-Bethlehem Church,
1910 T street Sc: Christ
Church, Sixteenth and Gallatin
streets NV; First Trinity
Church. Fourth and E streets
NV; Ascension Church, Land
over Hills. Md; st. Andrew
Church, Glenmont, Md; Oxon
Hill Lutheran Church, 5737
Oxon Hill road Sc; Pilgrim
Church, in Western Junior High
School. $50 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. extended; I'm m anue,
Church, Alexandria.
Evening star., 1956-12-24

lone OF q Series
own words as a slogan: Peace
appeasement; pros
perity without war; progress
without bureaucracy"
Born July 90. 1917. on a Michi-
gan farm owned by his family
since 1874, the legislator comes
from ancestors dating back TO
early days. and is State Chan
cellor for the Sons Of the Ameri-
can Revolution. His home is in
East Lansing.
Won His Commission
In the November election Mr..
Chamberlain defeated the in
Representative Don
Hayworth, Democrat. TO Win
Michigans 9Th congressional dis
trict's seat. This includes the
State capital. Lansing.
The legislator attended Lam
sing public schools. and after
his war service with the Coast
Guard he completed law school
under the GI bill at the Uni
versity Of Virginia. where he
earlier had earned an Alb. de-
gree in business administration
and accounting. He was ad-
mitted 70 the Virginia Bar and
Michigan Bar in l949.
During the war ne rose from
apprentice seaman TO the rank
Of lieutenant commander. after
serving as commanding Officer
OF a subchaser in the Atlantic
and an Army Transport in tn,
Pacific.
Experience as an interna
revenue agent for the United
States Treasury Department
Evening star., 1956-12-24
|KrumerCuIms
Trubert After
Row Over Puy

ADELAIDE, Australia, Dec. "a
(P)-Promoter Jack Kramer said
today there is no serious friction
on his pro tennis troupe despite
a weekend blowup by Tony Ira
bert.
TONY got a little excited over
in Melbourne after the tourna-
ment there. but everything is
Smoothed out now" said the for
mer champion from Los Angeles
who is here to sign up additional
talent.
After finishing last in the Mel
bourne pro tournament and
winning only about $500 COM
pared with more than $4,000 for
Frank Sedgman. the tourney
winner, Trabert blew his top in
the dressing room.
Trabert told Kramer he had
signed for a certain figure and
felt he was getting the raw end
Of the deal. After a few moments
Kramer managed to calm Tony.
1T is true Trabert signed un-
der a special arrangement" the
promoter said, but that was on
the basis of regular exhibition
style tennis. When Pancho Con-
zales had to go to California for
a hand operation, we had to
change our plans.
I'VE decided that we would
put the tournament on the same
cash distribution basis as pro
golf. with prizes awarded to
place of finish"
Kramer is here specifically to
sign Ken Rosewall, Australia's S
Davis Cup ace, Immediately
after the. challenge round. Rose
walls father. a groceryman, is
scheduled to arrive today to join
the negotiations. Rosewall is
due to get a guarantee of $65, 900
for a campaign which will open
January 26.
Kramer reiterated today that
he also hoped to sign Australia s
Lew Hoad and Vic Seixas. the
33-year-old veteran from Phila-
delphia.
Evening star., 1956-12-24

Ambassador Erik Bohemian of
Sweden present and Pastor Lars
Osterlin of Lund, Sweden, as the
preacher.
Washington Cathedral will
hold a holy communion wor-
ship at II am. with the Right
Rev. Angus Dun, Episcopal Bis
hop of Washington, as celebrant.
The Very Rev. Francis B. Sayre,
jr., dean of the cathedral, will
speak. The Cathedral Choir of
men and boys will sing. The
service will be televised over the
NBC network. WRC-TV, Chan
mel 4 in Washington.
Holy communion also will be
celebrated at 8 and $3.50 am. in
Bethlehem Chapel. The Rev.
Charles Martin, a cathedral
canon. will be celebrant at the
former service and the Rev.
H. Anterior, cathe-
dral canon at the latter. The
Rev. James Henderson, a cathe-
dral canon. will speak at the $50
worship.
Service In German
For the first time Christ Luth-
eran Church, BOIL Old George
town road. Bethesda, Md. will
have a service in German. II
will be held at $3.50 am. with
special music, congregations,
singing of German carols anc
a sermon by the Rev Otto c.
Schuetze, pastor. The regular
English service will be held al
IL am.
The Rev. Charles D. Kean
rector of Epiphany Episcopal
Church, will preach at the 1896
am. holy communion service in
the church, 1917 G street NV.
Holy communion services will
be held at 9 and ii am. in All
Souls Memorial EpiscopaI
Church, 2300 Cathedral avenue
NV. The Rev. Frank Black
welder. rector. will preach at the
latter worship.
st. Paul's Episcopal Church
Rock Greek Parish, will have g
Christmas Day Eucharist at
1890 am. in the church, Rock
Creek Church road and Webster
street NV.
Services for Military
The Rev. Edward F. Yost
pastor of Holy Trinity Lutheran
Church. will preach at the II
Evening star., 1956-12-24
NEW FACES IN CONGRESS
Michigan Legislator
Copied Eisenhower

Newsboy. factory + worker
World War II overseas veteran.
lawyer and prosecuting attorney.
Charles E. Chamberlain. Repub-
lican of Michigan. pledges sup
port to the Eisenhower program.
In his campaign the newcomer
to Congress used the Presidents
Evening star., 1956-12-24

Ingham County Bar Association.
Michigan State Bar Association.
American Bar Association. City
Club Of Lansing. and the ElkS.
Tomorrow Representatives.
Humphrey OF South Carolina J
Evening star., 1956-12-24
1000 Pigeons Killed

NEW YORK. Dec. "a H1. -
Smoke from a fire yesterday in
q Bronx pet shop killed 1000
pigeons. Only survivors we're one
pigeon. a canary. an Italian
finch and a cat.
Evening star., 1956-12-24
The Cathedral's Choir A. Men

The Cathedral's Choir Of Men
and Boys is one Of the finest in
the world. Although I have sell
dom missed an opportunity Of
attending its principle recitals
for the past 10 or is years.
l believe that I have never heard
at so perfectly in tune. so mag
Inificently precise in ensemble, or
with so smooth and controlled a
tone as 1t was yesterday.
Evening star., 1956-12-24
Swedish JuIotto Service
To Be Christmas Feature

Christmas Day services have scheduled many
estant churches Catholic churches will have
numerous masses during the morning.
Earliest of the Protestant worship meetings the color
full Swedish uota service in Augustana
Hampshire and street NV 1t will am with
Evening star., 1956-12-24
WEEKEND FIGHTS
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
STOCKTON. calif.-Davey Gallardo
1875, Los Angeles. stopped Leo Alonzo
1876 Philippines 49,
HOLLYWOOD, Calf Jimmy Moser
l27, Brooklyn, outpointed Vince Del
Rado. l27. Los Angeles u0I.
Evening star., 1956-12-24
NEWS OF MUSIC
Choir at Cathedral
ExceIs in Festival
BAPTIST

Infant King" harmonized by
Desmond Ratcliffe.
Evening star., 1956-12-24
PRO BASKETBALL
BY the Associated Press

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Philadelphia. q5 New York, 30.
Syracuse, 107; Minneapolis, p7.
Fort Wayne. 95; Boston, 81.
RESULTS SATURDAY
Boston, 95: St. Louis, %.
Rochester, lis; Minneapolis. 10l.
Evening star., 1956-12-24
BASKETBALL
BY the Associated Press
LATE SATURDAY SCORES

IOUhNAMENTS
Kentucky Invitational
Kentucky 81 Illinois 20
Championship
Southern Methodist 81 DAYTON 50
tFOr Third)
Cincinnati Invitati0nal
Cincinnati s3 FoTdham az
Championship
Miami tOhio) 81 Geo. Washington 20
tFOr Third
Boston Holiday
North Carolina 81 Holy Cross 20
syracuse 8G Dartmouth 63
Final standings: North Carolina, "a;
syracuse, 20; Dartmouth, 0-2; Holy
Cross. O-2).
Watauga Invitational
East Tennessee 81 Marshall tWVA) II
Championship
OHIO Univ. 81 Austin Peay 65
For Third
Westminster InvitationaI
Westminster tUtahD 80 Colo. Mines 50
Championship
West. Colo. 16 st. MichaeIs tNM) 63
tFOr Third
McKendree Rotary
southeast Missouri 50 McKendree 81
Championship
Eariham 81 Illinois College So
F0r Third
OTHER GAMES