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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-11
With ROD THOMAS

for second, down to q stick, when
Stalcup shot 372 and Lockhart
1872 for averages Of 1856.
Bill Lewis Of Silent Sales lost
heavily with 343, which placed
him fourth at 1896.
Only bowler in the first i've
to lift his average was Billy Wat
son Of Curles Movers, who
rolled an even 400. This put him
one stick behind Lewis.
Sonny Weldon Of Pepsi Cola,
defending champion, picked up
handsomely with 427, including
Ia game Of 100, but remained q
couple of points behind the
leader.
Ellis Mailman was a power in
Miller High Lies sweep against
Grady Motors, with a score Of
165-429, high for the evening
with Weedon's 427 next. The
Millers totaled 1901.
Earning a bronze medal with
a game of 176 was Sidney (Bits)
Amanuel Of Pepsi Cola, who to-
tailed 400
Wing Englebrecht tried val
Iiantly to hold up the Gradys by
shooting l40-411.
Clarence Appler and Gerry
stair paired 379s to lead Silent
Sales to its edge over Curles.
Gene Targets 405 earned Rex
Engraving a shade over Bethesda
Forty Alleys, paced by Paul
Jarman's 403.
Cleus Pannell's 1874 led Chevy
Chase Chevrolet to a 2-1 margin
over Glebe Radio and Weldon
and Amanuel were high in Pepsi
Cola's sweep against National
Bohemian, whose best was Bob
Miciotto at 397.
The standings: Silent Sales,
1923; Glebe, 1924; Chevy
Chase, 1924; Grady. 1924:
lCurles, 30-27; Rex Engraving,
1927; Pepsi-Cola, 1882; Be-
lthesda, 24-33; Miller, 1888, and
National Bohemian, 1888.
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|Quantico States
Major Outdoor
Meet in April

A major outdoor track and
field meet. a conspicuous lack
lin the sports picture here. will
be held at the Quantico Marine
Base April 81.
The Marine Corps. which is
sponsoring the event with an eye
toward the Olympics. says 1t will
make It an annual affair II sue
Icessful this time.
That would give this area two
major track attractions. The
Star Games-the ninth annual
edition is scheduled January 81
lat the National Guard Armory--
ANNUALLY bring together the Ma
tons best competitors in one OF
the major indoor meets.
The Marine Corps meet would
bring together the Nations top
stars for spring training ses-
sion to be topped by a huge
carnival relay.
I'VE already have 81 colleges
lined up. including virtually al
Of the Big Ten, and hope to have
about 1000 athletes in oul
carnival" Capt. Frank Cope.
land Of the Marines told mem.
bers of the New York TRACK
Writers Association at theil
weekly meeting In New York
yesterday.
Almost every outstanding col
Ilege and service athlete in the
Nation has been invited to spend
la week at the base for training
purposes.
Practically all Of the Olympic
events normally neglected in
this country are on the carnival
program, including the 400
meter hurdles and 3,000-meter
steeplechase.
A decathlon competition also
is under serious consideration,
according to Capt. Copeland.
1t. Tom Rosandich, former
University of Wisconsin track
star, is directing the meet with
the assistance of Yves Santee
Americas top miller who is sta
toned at Ouantico.
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torial said it does not believe the
head football coach should re-
ceive a higher salary than the
president of the university.
Tatum was hired away from the
University of Maryland last
week end at a salary believed to
be $4,000 year-the limit set
on the coach's salary by legisla-
tive act. The president of the
consolidated university also gets
$4,000 a year.
The Tar Heel editorial said,
Nov that we have this para
site monster Of open profess
sionalism in our midst, let's not
hold on to any decisions about it.
Let's not think that it will fail
to dye the whole fabric of ath-
leticS at the university. Let's
not think either that it will fail
to take its toll on the academic
health of the school. :"
CUMBERLAND. Nd, Jan. IL
P.-Bill Hahn, who helped
build University of Maryland
football teams from $50 miles
away, now wants to coach the
Terps.
Hahn. coach of Cumberland's
championship Fort Hill High
School team. has applied for the
position made vacant by Jim
Tatum's move to North Carolina.
During Tatum's reign. Hahn
is believed to have sent more
players to Maryland than any
scholastic coach in the State.
Seven former Fort Hill g1idders
were on Maryland's 1855 squad.
In Hahn's II years at Fort
Hill. the schools football teams
have won IS games, lest IL and
tied s.
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No Endin Sight os Dons
Chalk Up 18th Straight

command. It was Dukes fourth
straight Atlantic Coast Confer.
ence triumph.
North Carolina Sets Mark
North Carolina bounced bach
from its surprise defeat by Wake
Forest last week end to set q
school scoring record. Lennit
Rosenbluth was high man fol
the Tar Heels with Is points.
Holy Cross had an easy time
Of it all the way. running up its
highest point total Of the season
against Rhode Island. Ton
Heinsohn scored rs points fol
the Crusaders and grabbed 81
rebounds.
All-America Darrell Floyd net.
ted 20 points for Furman, but he
was outscored by teammate FREQ
Fraley. who shot his team into
a 47-40 lead at the intermission
Fraley wound UP with 81. The
victory gave Furman q AS con-
ference record and left Rich.
mond at 3-3.
Pachin Vineens, a Puerto
Rican whirlwind. pumped in II
points as Kansas State made II
20 in the Big Seven. Oklahoms
was outclassed from the start
and traiIed by 1919 at the half
Rice's rout Of TCU gave the
Owls a 2-l record in the South
west Conference. Joe Durren-
berger of the winners had q
points, four more than Dich
IONeill. who paced the Horned
Frogs.
Seton Hall Tops Xavier
Dartmouth, the preseason Ivy
League choice. registered its first
league victory after two setbacks
as Dave Carruthers, a sophomore
set-short artist, scored % points
Harvard has a ii Ivy mark.
In a Madison Square Garden
double header, Dick Gaines came
through with 33-point perfor-
nance and Ed Petrie with fine
defensive work TO carry Seton
Hall to an 84-73 triumph over
Xavier OF Ohio. In the second
game, Manhattan nipped Muh-
lenberg. 85-79, in overtime.
Elsewhere. Memphis State,
ranked 18th in the latest Asso-
ciated Press poll, picked up its
10th victory in II games by
trouncing Western Kentucky. 80
"a. Oklahoma AIM hit for a
SIS field goal percentage to beat
Wichita. 6l-54. in a Missouri
Valley Conference game. South
ern Methodist riddled Texas
AIM. 97-68. and Marquette
squeezed past Valparaiso, 1876.
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Hogan and Crosby
Tenn in Tourney

PEBBLE BEACH, Calf, Jan.
II tP.-Ben Hogan, former king
of the fairways. will tee of with
Amateur Bling Crosby Friday in
the $4,000 Crosby Invitational
pro-amateur golf championship.
Hogan, explaining his decision
to come out of retirement for the
charity event, said Crosby was
looking for somebody to play
with. so I called him and asked
If he would play with me-"
I'VE certainly won't be in con-
tention." Hogan added last
night.
The 54-hole tournament will
be completed Sunday.
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BOWLING

Reports indicate that entries
are running well ahead of last
year in the Metropolitan Duck
pin Operators Full Handicap for
the Bowlers' Victory Legion.
Jerry Bowman Of the Fort
Davis Mems League wishes the
entry was at least one more than
it is. Bowman passed up an
opportunity to enter, then rolled
1871. lat and 159 for 467, q
season record for his league. His
tournament handicap would have
been IS, thus giving him a gross
of 5l2, certainly good for q
major prize, If not the top one.
4
They're fighting for every pin
these days in the District Major
Duckpin League, where the
struggle for team and individual
honors seems to wax q little
tighter each week.
The Silent Sales team was
back on top today after a
smashing defeat dealt the erst-
while leader, Grady Motors, by
Miller High Life, while Silent
Sales was shading Curles Movers
Banked by the Millers. the
Gradys dropped into q three.
way second-place deadlock with
|Glebe Radio and Chevy Chase
Chevrolet. one game of the pace
Curles Movers and Rex En-
craving Co., tied for fifth and
four games back, remained very
much in the running to make il
lat least a six-team race, with
the other four teams unable to
show a winning record.
Powerful 210-pound John
Mandes Of Rex Engraving; the
individual leader. dropped q few
pins on his average in rolling
1888, which left him with 1927
and the only member Of the all
star league in the 1919 class.
Billy Stalcup of Glebe Radio
and Bob Lockhart of Chevy
Chase Chevrolet wound up tied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-11

San Francisco's Dons ART
within one game Of equalling the
all-time major college basketball
winning streak Of 80 games anc
Judging from their past perform.
ances and future schedule. they
are likely to run up q streak tc
end all streaks before they're
through.
The Nations top-ranked team
made Santa Clara its 38tf
straight victim last night
trouncing the Broncos. 1886. tt
move within one victory Of the
record shared by Long Islanc
University 0935-193D and Setor
Hall (1939-1941).
Next on the San Francisco
agenda is Fresno State Friday
night in the likely record
equalizer. And If the Dons gel
past California January %
there's no telling when they'll
be stopped.
For after California. the Dons
are down to face San Jose State
twice. Fresno State again, College
of the Pacific and Loyola Of Los
Angeles.
Run Up 1872 Lead
Last night, the Dons ran up
26-2 lead in the first nine min
utes with Mike Farmer. Bill
Russell, Hal Perry and Carl Boldi
doing most of the damage. Wool
pert substituted freely there
after. Farmer was the games
high scorer with 10 points
Russell, the defensive whiz
grabbed 20 rebounds.
Two other teams among the
top 10 also scored impressively
Dukes Blue Devils. No. 8,
manhandled South Carolina. g.
So, and ninth-rated North Caro-
lima walloped Virginia, l0l-65.
In other games. Holy Cross,
No. IL, romped over Rhode
Island, 1861. Furman tripped
Richmond, 94-85. In a Southern
Conference contest. George
Washington beat Wake Forest,
1874. Kansas State racked up
a 61-50 Big Seven Conference
victory over Oklahoma. Rice ran
over Texas Christian, 1880, in
the Southwest Conference and
Dartmouth defeated Harvard,
7l-58, in the Ivy League.
Duke, which handed North
Carolina State its first setback
in 20 starts last Saturday. had
to come from behind to get by
South Carolina. The Blue Devils
trailed 26-19 near the end Of the
first half, but pumped in i've
layup shots in a row to take
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SoftbuII Meeting

The first meeting of the sea-
son of the Washington Amateur
Softball Association will be held
at 8 pm. tomorrow at the
Thompson School. Twelfth and
l. streets NV.
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MIA STANDINGS

TOnIghEs Schedule
Boston VS.. Minneapolis. at st. Pau
MINI
Philadelphia at Rochester,
Last Nights Results
Minneapolis 30; Syracuse, 70.
Fort Wayne, los: Boston, 50
Philadelphia. 100: ct. Louis. IO7.
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Show, was approved.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-09-28
LEGAL NOTICE

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Fictitious Name Statute of Florida, the
following fictitious name under which
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The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-09-28

loyaltleS It suggestions are IN
order it might be noted that per-
sons close to the international
scene have whispered of anti
semitism in the State Department.
Ever so often pictorial review
of Israel is printed :. One of the
newest to appear is Journey to
Israel" with a forward by the
Honorable Theodore r. Nickel
don. Governor of Maryland and
President of the American-Israel
Society ;. The work is published
by Monde Publishers. Inc. of
White Plains. New York The
standard edition sells for $4.75
with a De Luxe Art Edition at
$500 -.
While the book seeks to give a
complete picture of Israel, the
land and its peoples, Journey to
Israeli is a photographers delight
Here is art and beauty and
little that is ugly The social
study or appraisal of the Jewish
State is missing 49,.
Of course there are such pic
lures as a Shell Filling Station
with an Arab gassing up. and
there are few rather uninterest-
ing shots of factory interiors. but
in the main. here are pictures
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-09-28
Inteqrdtion Bottle
Intensifies Pressure
On Southern JewrY

CONTINUED from Page II
the deep South, he added, and the
subsidiary tensions-such as anti
Semitism-are likely to grow
more intense as they do so.
Turning to the problems of
Southern JewrY. Mr.. Miller point
ed out the possibility of growing
insecurity of the group as a
whole. He stressed that Southern
Jews represent less than one-half
of one per cent of the population
Of the Southern states. While
their economic adjustment has
been successful. they carry little
power on the local or state level.
Southern Jews are caught in a
wise made up of local pressures,
on the one hand, and the force of
their tradition and teaching and
the positions adopted by the ma
tional organizations to which they
are affiliated, on the other hand,
he. added.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-09-28

which through medium Of light
and shadows gives color to land
thousands of miles away -.
The book divides it's sections to
correspond to the geographical
divisions of Israel, and so gives
an accurate description of the
countryside and its people =.
The gay life of Tel Aviv with
its theaters and cafes and modern
buildings. as are the contrast Of
the Negev. most vivid with the
picture Of unrulY sands being
conquered by feeble but deter
mined saplings which have been
planted by feeble but determined
Immigrants -. This is forward
to pages which carry you through
ancient excavations to modern
industry and the fishing of Flat
.. which brings with il the re-
freshing sight of water -.
The captions under the pictures
are poetic, and the introductions
by Governor McKeldon tells why
such pictorial reviews of Israel
are necessary /. Although he is
speaking of the title Of the book
the literal meaning can well be
taken "a Journey to Israel
is an experience almost incom-
municable in words ="
Pictures do part of the job. but
McKeldon closes his remarks: Il
hope it will inspire others to make
the journey at least once. How
ever successful the editors have
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-09-28

been. I know they must agree
there can be no substitute for
that"
h, + = = =
AS this goes to press have
been called and told of the tre-
mendous success of the Women's
Division Drive of the Jacksonville
Community Council =. The
chairmen, Sarah Sher (Mrs. PhiD,
Florence Rothstein (Mrs. DAVID,
Irene Slott (Mrs. Roy), Grace
Lehman (Mrs. Alvin), Sylvia
Glickstein (Mrs. I. d. and Rose
Burns (Mrs. Seymour), are doing
magnificent job, and increases
in pledging are coming in to re-
ward them The Big Gifts Tea
at Lea Horovitzes (Mrs. Abe) was
most successful with Danny
Brisker of Youth Aliyah inspiring
everyone to new heights We
hope there's good showing at
the Council opening on Sunday at
the Beauclerc Club
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-09-28
By Ethel Teddy" Moscoviaz

The press which Israel is getting since
Nasser seized the Suez is indeed won
derful -. The sad part is that the West
with its diplomats and writer's has wait
ed so long to discover what d strong ally
a country can be if the moral climate"
Of the states politics is right Had
Mr.. Dulles taken such things into ac-
count the situation we face in Egypt
one -.
Such writers as Drew Pearson have
asked how our Secretary of State could
have gone so far amiss in his guess of
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-09-28

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County, Florida, in accordance with
the Fictitious Name Statute of Florida,
the following fictitious name under
which their business is carried on.
to-Wit:
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(Signed) Charles o. Mitchell
(Signed) Mabel B. Mitchell
Goldstein & GoldStein
Attorneys at Law
Florida Title Building
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(Sept. z. IA. 81, %, 1856
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-14
US. Will Supply NATO Allies
 With Weapons to Fire Atomic
 Charge But Will Keep Warheads

Belgian Foreign Minister Paul. Henri Spaak, middle-of-the- road socialist, as its new secre- tary general. Spaak, one of the leading workers for a united Eu- rope, succeeds Lord Ismay of Britain. Ismay retires in April after holding the post for five years.
 The European allies of the US. have expressed their mounting desires to transform their armed forces in line with the realities of the atomic age.
 The selection of Spaak as sec retary general of NATO had been a certainty before the foreign, finance and defense ministers of the organization opened their meeting here this week. But the Belgian held back until his col leagues agreed to give him much more authority and prestige than Was llC1Q ny llC PA liioAA ny SSAiiAA' istrative post which Ismay filled.
 The ministers agreed yesterday to give Spaak power to intervene as mediator in such disputes between members as the British Turkish Greek conflict over Cy- prus.
 Spaak, 57, has headed Bel gium's foreign office so often that a friend once termed him "per- manent foreign minister. In l946 he was the first president of the JUN. General Assembly.
 Franz-Joseph Strauss, the West German defense minister, con- ceded that thefull West German contribution of 12 divisions to NATO defense will not be ready until 1859. He said, however, that West Germany will make a sig nificant" contribution in the com ing year.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-14
Irish Rebel Group Protest British Rule. in Raid

BELFAST, Northern Ireland, R Three police barracks were at tackled and communications lines were cut early today in fresh raids by Irish Republican Army QRA) partisans.
 A crude dynamite bomb blew open the door N a barracks at Lisnaskea in County Fermanagh.
 The raiders were beaten off after an exchange of shots.
 The IRA, outlawed in the Irish Republic as well as the north, acknowledged responsibility for a series of raids into five of the northern counties Wednesday. It declared in a statement issued in Dublin that resistance to British rule in occupied Ireland has not entered a decisive stage"
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-14
South Pole Drop Includes Real Pole But No Tree
By DON GUY

McMURDO SOUND, Antarctica R-The South Pole now really has a pole, put its white Christ mas may not be graced by tree.
 The Poles pole, a heavy length of bamboo striped with black and yellow paint, was dropped to the 24-man American polar party Wednesday. But that cargo flight was the last until the Navy, Air Force, Santa Claus or somebody comes up with some more avia- tion gasoline.
 Waiting here for distribution to the US. Deep Freeze groups the eight Christmas trees flown in from Oregon. One was to be dropped at the pole. How to get it there is the problem.
 A new supply of airplane fuel is aboard the tanker Nespelen, 1000 miles away from this ant arctic base. An icebreaker will have to clear part of it's path to McMurdo. The arrival date is uncertain.
 The "A men at the South Pole, most of them Seabees, are build ing a scientific base for observa- tions d uring the International Geophysical Year.
 Whether the polar party gets its Christmas tree or not, it al- ready has gratefully acknowl- edged one portion of a cargo drop made this week. It. Richard A, Bowers of Harrisburg, Pa, head of the construction crew at the Pole, reported his men were de- lighted to find a load of beer had been parachuted down safely.
 A 24-volume encyclopedia was dropped at the same time. But it did not fare so well. The chute bearing the books failed to open and the books plummeted out of sight beneath the soft snow.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-14
Davis Resigns Interior Dept. Job

WASHINGTON, R-President Eisenhower today accepted the resignation of Clarence A. Davis as under secretary of the Interior, effective Jan. 4.
 Davis wrote the President a week ago that personal consid- erations" made the resignation necessary. He will return to pri- vate practice of law, with offices here and at Lincoln, Neb.
 Noting that a policy statement on use and conservation of water, on which he had cooperated with other government officials, now has been submitted to Congress, Davis said it seemed an appropri- ate time to resign.
 In a letter of reply, Eisenhower expressed his personal thanks for the devoted service" he said Davis had given.
 When Douglas Mckay resigned as secretary of Interior, it was widely expected that Davis would be named to take his place. But Eisenhower chose Fred A. Seaton, another Nebraskan.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-14
Firm Announces First Exploratory Oil We'll In Southeast Alaska

DENVER R-Colorado Oil and Gas Corp. announced yesterday the first exploratory well on its Alaskan acreage will be started early next year with Frankfort Oil Co.,, a division of the Calvert Distilling Go.
 It will be about three miles southwest of the ice-free port of Yakutat. The site is near the cen ter of a block of some 100000 acres in the southeast Alaskan panhandle, extending along the Gulf of Alaska from Icy Bay to Cape Fairweather. The area is approximately 1000 miles north west of Seattle.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-14
Two Convicts Escape
 From RadiO-TV Studio During Prison Program

HOUSTON, 1.-Two convicts escaped yesterday from Radio Station KPRC, kidnapped a Hou- ston man and drove him around the city for two hours before they disappeared into wooded area.
 The convicts were identified as Robert Mcdonnell, 25, and Paul E. Myre, 25. Mcdonnell is serving 50-year term for a series of liquor store robberies, and Myre was serving five years for a Fort Worth robbery.
 The two were among l6 con- victs brought from Ramsey Pris- on Farm in Brazoria County to the studios of KPRC and KPRC- TV to record the prison systems weekly show, Behind Prison Doors"
 The convicts walked out a door not watched by guards. A few blocks from the station they flagged down a telephone com pany truck driven by Joseph G. Kennedy, 27.
 Kennedy said Myre drove the truck and asked for instructions on how to reach US. Highway 59.
 After two hours of riding with the convicts, Kennedy was forced from the car.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-14
Divorce Plans Uncertain In Spirit of Christmas

LOS ANGELES, R-In the spirit of Christmas, William c. Nichols and his estranged wife, Ilene, put aside their differences and went shopping for presents for their three children.
 They agreed on all the gifts. They agreed also on Nichols child support payments-$25 a week.
 When they reached domestic relations court yesterday, her lawyer, E.s Lloyd Sanders, told Judge Elmer D. Doyle there was n't anything for him to do.
 Maybe they don't need di- vorce and maybe we can get this family together for Christmas, " said the court.
 Mrs. Nichols said she was going to dinner with her husband, and q don't know if it will lead to anything like a reconciliation, but he's going to be my steady date for a while"
 Her lawyer said he will rebate his SITS fee if they reconciled be- fore Christmas.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-14
Man Knocks on Wrong Door; Is Slain by
 Two Shotgun Blasts

OLYMPIA, Wash. lR-Dr. Ken meth L. Partlow, Thurston county coroner, has set next Tuesday as the date for an inquest into the mistake staying" of William Ward, a golfing companion of high state officials.
 Ward, 58, was killed by shot gun blast fired thru a door early yesterday when he apparently mistook the home of a neighbor for his own.
 Louis Dungan, 34, the neigh bor, told Sheriff Clarence Van Allen he fired two shots thru his back door after failing to receive an answer to his demand that a person pounding on the door identify himself.
 Wards home is only two doors from Dungan's near the golf club, four miles west of Olympia. Both houses are red brick.