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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-06
By MALCOLM LAMBoRNE

veterans of at least one ocean
race. They include Capt. Dick
Latham, former sailing officer
at the Academy; Prof. Jim Alb
bolt. Rusty Cavileer and five
Junior grade lieutenants, Sandy
Mcdonald. Robert Holmgren.
Bob Foley, Bill McClay and Har-
vey Loomis and Ensign Dan
Bickford.
Boles has plenty of offshore
racing. too. like the southern
ocean racing circuit. the Ber-
muda race, the Newport-Annap-
oils and inter-island races In
Hawaii.
Although the thaw may not
come by Sunday, the Penguin
frostbite regatta sponsored by
Anne Arundel feet of Selby Bay
Yacht Club goes forward any
way. It won't be the first time
hearty frostbiters have broken
ice in order to launch their PEN
gums and get To clear, deep
water. Racing begins at IL am.
and afterwards there will be hot,
buttered rum for all hands.
~
This is one Of the meetingest
months on record. Samples:
Potomac Penguin fleet at CO.
lumbia Y. c. tonight: cruising
committee Of Chesapeake Bay
Y. r. A. tomorrow in Annapolis;
organizing meeting of the Out
board Boating Club of Washing
ton Tuesday at 8 pm. in Mount
Olivet Methodist Church in Ar
lington: Sailing Club of the
Chesapeake trophy party and
installation Of officers in Balti-
more January ii; National Y. c..
annual meeting at Washington
Sailing Marina January Is and
Capital Power Boat Association
monthly meeting at Capital Y. c.
on January 10.
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BASKETBALL
Continued From Page c.


garded Spring Hill of Mobile
Ala. tumbled previously unde-
feated and 18th ranked Memphis
State, 69-65, with a fantastic
closing drive in the title game OF
the Senior Bowl tournament at
Mobile.
Memphis State seemed headed
for for an lilo record, leading
.63-48 with 7 minutes left in its
bid for a second straight Senior
Bowl crown. But then Spring
Hill went of on a tear, striking
for 81 points while shocked State
got just a field goal.
State attempted a freeze with
2-point lead and less than !
minutes left, but Spring Hill
twice stole the ball and Ed Tib-
bets pumped in the clincher from
under the basket with 40 second;
remaining. Gene MCGUIRE. who
scored the tying points. was high
with 81.
| Vince Yockel scored 80 points
as Clemson defeated MAN
| fla. 1896. in the Senior Bow
consolation game.
/ Elsewhere Western Kentuck,
wiped out a 3-point deficit anC
Xavier's unbeaten record. 10
| 70, with Montroe Holland sink
ing two free throws for thu
clincher with less than 2 min
utes left to edge the Ohioans
st. Louis breezed past Lolova O
New Orleans. 110-79.
| Tulane, led by Cal Grosscul
making his first appearance
after transferring from Purdue
-smacked Georgia, 1886, in ,
Southeastern Conference game
. Pitt, winning it's fourth
straight for a IA record. de-
feated Columbia. 1888, att
trailing 1891 at the half.
Newberry trounced The Cita'
del, 1856; st. Johns of Brook
Ign defeated Providence, 1883
Eastern Kentucky whacked Mid.
die Tennessee State, 1915. Man
haitian defeated st. Peters 79'
&c, and Seattle beat Gonzaga
1912.
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is hard to find satisfactory
place to shoot. except from goose
pits and some shorelineS where
the ice can be broken out and a
hole made for decoyS. Bob Tay-
lor told us earlier this week that
he had to break ice down on
Sinapuxent Bay. but that shoot
ing was superb for black ducks
and canvasbacks. However, that's
"a long way to travel for a one
day shoot with a limit Of only
four ducks. We need some good
thaws accompanied by hig h
winds to take out the broken ice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-06

Strange sights will greet the
natives of the Bronx this COM
ing week as the first of more
than 300 shiny new pleasure
craft start moving into the
mammoth Kingsbridge Armory
BY some mystery known only
to exhibitors and professional
movers, the whole works will
be in place by 8 pm. a week
from today for the grand open
ing of the 46uh annual Nation
al Motor Boat Show.
Some of the yachts, because
of their great size. will move
late at night when traffic is
as a minimum. Like the 6l-
foot Wheeler promenade deck
cruiser which will be the flag
ship of the show because it's
the biggest).
And there will be windjam-
mers up to 40 feet and down to
the size of a little surfboard
moving through New York's
streets between now and Friday.
In odd-shaped crates will be
engines and gadgets and other
exhibition material for what
sponsoring National Association
Of Engine and Boat Manufac-
Iturers promises will be the
greatest marine show on earth.
When the show moved from
midtown Manhattan two years
ago, it shifted to one Of the
largest indoor exhibition spots
In the country. There were some
who worried over whether all the
space would be used. Now it's
grown so big, more than a score
of Arms were turned down for
lack OF space.
That is just the way the in
dustry and sport keeps growing
Where it ends nobody knows.
The show continues daily
through January %. Hours are
from II am. to IL pm. on Sat-
urdays. 2 pm. to Z pm. on Sun
days and l pm. to II pm. Mon
day through Friday
n
The Navy crew that hopes to
race the Academy yawl Royono
in the Buenos Aires-Rio de ia
micro starting January % left
Jacksonville yesterday, hoping
that they would not have to
wait too long in Argentina for
the arrival Of Royono. 1t seems
that the freighter carrying the
Navy ocean racing veteran to
Buenos Aires won't arrive until
January Is.
] Capt. Warren Boles. Royono' s
skipper, commented that his
group would be able to get the
parties over with at least and
then rig and tune up the boat
assuming. of course. there is not
another delay in the steamers
arrival. In any event, another
United States entry viii be late
in getting ready, too. Charles
Granville's Angelique from Con-
Inecticut also is aboard.
Boles has in his afterguard all
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GuIIuudet WrestIers
Meet Gu tomorrow

Gallaudet Colleges long wrest-
ling winning streak is in danger
as it opens its 1856 schedule to-
morrow at Catholic U. at 2 pm
Gallaudet has won % straight
Mason Dixon Conference Qua
meets. but only two regulars re.
turned from last years eight
man team.
The last time the Blues lost
a conference dual meet was te
Catholic University in February
1850,
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path Me? My teeth were looSened up bit, but
| considered it all in days work.
If you've ever seen me play you know darn
well | don't get by on my Drawn. Standing on
my toes I'm only five feet, eight and half inches
and the last time got on a scale weighted Isl
pounds Minnie Minoso, one of my team
mates, calls me Lii Bit" But don't get me
wrong, I'm not looking for any sympathy.
When pick up my glove and head out for
second base know what I'm getting into l can
show you spike scars on my legs where runners
left their calling cards. You come to expect that.
The Bang-Rang Play
1t gives you the satisfying feeling of being right
in the middle Of the action. People always ask
me what ii feels like to click off one of those real
quick double plays. Well, picture this if you
can: There are couple Of men on base, and
the ball is hit to either third or short. You race
for second base, and the ball and the runner
both come at you from different directions.
That's the time like to get my business over
with fast and get out of the runners way in a
hurry. Moving on instinct and generally with
out looking, brush second base with my right
foot - that leaves me in better position to
throw. Then | pivot = sometimes leapfrog-
ging over the runner at the same time = and
fire the ball to the first baSeman.
There's no use worrying about the OnruShing
runner or his spikes. If a second baSeman does,
he's dead duck. What's more, he gets the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
BALTIMORE
LIVESTOCK

BALTIMORE. Feb. 10 H.-IUspA) /:
Cattle. compared last week. Slaughter
steers hlgh good and choice around 100
lbs and down little change; over 100
lbs. and upwards from 1900 lbs average
good and below weak TO 30 lover:
fully steady; stocksrs and feeders IN
lstesrs II. SOD. Is: mostly i choke is4e-
and prime ii7s-iS 1900; load choice
and prime Si4-lb yearling steers 1880:
commercial and low good 1e.00-le.00
Good and choice heifers 16.b0-l6.2o:
truck lot choice and prime sos lbs
1900, individual prime 20, 90: utility
and commercial ia:oo.1e:0o: odd Loss
steers and heifers fo.oo-1a.so; LIGHT
shelly Gamers down around 700; blk
utility and commercial bulls 1900
1900: few dsirybred commercial 1880;
icutters Il50-IS 90: few mostly good
I326-525-ib. stock steers and calves
IiS,75-la.25: small lots medium and
good s15-e22-lb. feeders iB.0Q-l7, 90.
Calves; COMPARED last week: veaisrss
s Sss, eR:; q sna ' scsD.
IA ,OO-2i 90: Gull and utility S.00-l3.0 90.
Hogs: Compared last week: Barrows
and gilts / .O0-I rs lower: sovs .7b-i 90
on, US. No. 1-3 1S0-220 H. barrowe
and gifts l3.75-l4.26: most uniform and
gifts lS.75-I4;2s; most uniform ,..nad
sn s Is Su sssssa ~ sssd asst ana
closed { ii,7S-l5.aS: sows 10000 iSs
closed 5000 80; some around 800 lbs
early 10 90 1923.
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|Corpo!rateList
And Treasures
Gain Slightly
By WARREN BENNETT
Associated Press Financial Writer

Se11S~A&NN&
NEW YORK, Feb. 18.-The
corporate bond market finished
narrowly higher after a week Of
Iindecisive milling. Government
securities were higher but the
tone Of the over-the-counter
market was definitely weak
On the corporate side, rails
and utilities finished strong.
High quality investment issues
eased; the foreign section slipped
10 fraction and industrial liens
were narrowly mixed.
Volume amounted to $780,
900 par value, compared with
SIS, 246,6 500 last week and $20.-
ass, SOC for the like week a year
ago.
Baltimore & Ohio 41as were
active and higher on news Of an
exchange plan Of new debentures
for those outstanding BIO
Avs gained y to 937s Thursday
and added 23s to that Friday.
German, Greek and Italian
liens were fractionally lower.
Union Of South Africa 4As I'm
ished at p new high Of 10l. jap
anese 6zs Of 1864 gained / at
1854.
Government bonds registered
o good gain Tuesday. then spent
the rest of the week losing most
Of that ground. The 21as Of 1868
and the 30-year 3As gained
4f32 each for the week, closing
at 90 1882 and los 26/32 bid, re-
spectively. The Victory 21a Of
December. le72-67. moved UP
5i32 ct 95 1912 while the 40
year SIS advanced 6/S2 at
100 22f32 bid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
Mason Urges Guidance
AS Major ETC Weapon

Icurrence. It walks the corridors
and sits behind the desks Of
countless bureaucrats. When 1t
strikes q pose. there are few souls
intrepid enough to point out how
ridiculous 1t looks. and fewer
still to laugh at 1t, as ! am asking
businessmen to do as they read
this"
| He pays high tribute to the
commissions present Chairman
John w. Gwynne as Q foe of
the evils Of bureaucracy.
But Mr.. Mason warns that the
lold-line Government bureau sell
dom takes on the characteristics
Iof Its head. He writes: I'VE
cannot expect bureaucrats to
change their spots overnight. +"
He believes "the great trouble In
bureaucracy Is cowardice."
Commissioner Mason adds in
his Harvard article: "a little
honest ridicule can do more than
anything else to take the stuff
ing out Of Washington shirts"
Likes to Address Groups
In making his speeches
throughout the country. Mr.. Ma
son likes to address specialized
business groups, such as inkwell
or candlestick manufacturers.
He also likes to talk to the
young thinkers In the univer-
stiles. he says.
Broke during the depression.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, FEB. 10 R.-SoybeAns
scored fairly substantial advances In. an
Irregular grain market on the board Of
Strength in. soybsans found i1 m
spiration in the action Of soyceAn on.
Oil spurted sharply In o genefaily strong
market for all fats and oils. Lard ~
lures advanced on this fats ana els
rye and old crop wheat we're nrm
but feed grains were . disappointment
TO the bulls Corn barely held steady
while oats weakened considerably, large
~ because OF liquidation In the March
Best prices Of the week were scored
In many eases on Friday, when March
and May wheat, plus May ana July coy
beans, sold ct new seasonal highs.
wheat closed the week " lower 70
ia higher. corn unchanged TO nigner'
oats M n lower. rye ia-3N HIGHER, SOY.
beans N-6s4 hisher and lard % to 80
cents q hundred pounds higher.
Foreign demand for vegetable oils
gave soybsan oil and soybeans their
| main stimulus Spain and Italy were
the biz buyers. Soybean oil advanced
a to q cent during the week. closing
AZ the years high Of rs cents . pound
Yugosiavie was . big buyer OF lard
during the period. Despite this. loose
lard ended e lower ct ga cents q
pound But lard futures moved up any
Vay, making the decisive gain on Fri
Range Of prices for the week:
NMrYYN a FQne-
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SIS Million Unit
Adds Capacity
For PEPCO

A new SIS million generating
unit was placed in preliminary
operation at the Alexandra
plant of Potomac Electric Power
Co. Thursday. company officials
announced yesterday.
The unit Is the fourth at the
Potomac River generating plant
and Is q duplicate Of Unit No. 3,
which was placed In service in
July, 1854. It raises PEPCO's
generating capacity to an effec-
tive capability Of 943,00 kilo-
watts.
It is designed to burn only SO
of a pound Of coal per net kilo-
watt hour generated. compared
with ~ Of a pound for the first
two units at the plant and a
national average Of 90 Of q
pound. The national average 10
years ago was 1856 pounds Of coal
per kilowatt hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK. FEB. Is R.-Nations
Association Of Securities Dealers. Inc:
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Mr.. Mason recalls he starved fol
q year." lived at q rooming house
stayed in bed until noon to cut
down overhead and ate 80 man,
fig bars he can't look one In thu
face today.
But he went on to become one
Iof the most successful lawyers
lpracticing before the Federal
Trade Commission.
He was q law associate Of the
late Clarence Darrow. His father
was O United States Senator.
One Of Mr.. Mason's guiding
principles on the commission is
that at is unfair to go after one
man for what everyone In an
industry Is doing"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19


The dean of the Federal Trade
&c o m mission, Commissioner
Lowell B. Mason, believes that
talking to groups Of businessmen
| in meetings over the Nation does
more good than corresponding
at a distance.
Known as vigorous and
forceful dissenter" on the COM
mission during his 10 years Of
service, Mr.. Mason feels his mis-.
sion is ito fight tyranny anc
bureaucratic arterioscelerosis."
A strong believer in private en-
terprise. Mr.. Mason says: "The
reign Of law comes about through
first understanding and then &C.
ceptance."
He advocates an entirely new
approach to getting law observ.
ance in the business world
through trade conferences. rather
than ''hit-and-miss prosecu-
TONS" and also by the use OF
clear guideposts.
While he calls himself a "bu-
reaucrat," MIR. Mason wants the
Federal Trade Commission, the
Antitrust Division OF the JUS
tice Department and the Com
merce Department to be in har-
mony In their attitude toward
business.
Article Is Cited
Writing in the November-De-
cember issue Of the Harvard
Business Review, Mr.. Mason has
this to say:
However, the flight from real
lily by q Government bureau d
neither pathetic nor confined. 1t
is dangerous and on the loose
1T Is the stuff from which tyr
amy grows. 1t is Of daily oc-
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GENERAL REPAIR: painting; paper
lns' carpenter work, plasterings
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HOTEL 1440
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

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ALLp MN WOMEN Cont. MR. TWEEDY

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APIS. FURNIsHED-vA.

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CASH REGISTER sALEkUsed, hand
and electric; $50 and up. CASH
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WELDERS, new or used. LINCOI MS,
for sale or for rent. EARLBECK &
LANDRuM,- INC, 1923 Cathedral
ST.. BALTIC. MU. 5-S51l.
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Col ID
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

COCKER PUPS. Axe registered: S25
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

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COOK-G.H.W.

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