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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

Pan American World AIR
ways is giving calypso enthu-
siasts q break by expanding
after December-its service
from New York to Nassau,
Puerto Rico. Antigua. Marti-
nique, Barbados and Trinidad.
Extra flights viii be added.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

peak in various sections Of
the State.
$50
Oregon Il using
autumn color as 8 lure for
salmon fishermen. "On the
400-mile Oregon coast" the
Oregon State Highway Depart
ment says. "salmon-infested
rivers leave little time for
gazing at the scenery. But
here Is some Of Oregon's most
beautiful scenery, and there
are plenty Of spots along the
highway bordering the ocean
for camera fans to whip into
action"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

dental are Lynn Weit.el. Capt.
tai Airlines. vice president; Jim
walker. Sahena Belgian World
Airlines. secretary. and Deric
Pepler. Delta. treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

Clarion and Somerset win o1er
guided tours of eolorful vistas.
- $50
NORTH CAROLINA The
annual Mountain colorama
Festival viii be observed Friday
and Saturday at Asheville. with
10 counties taking part. High
spot win be tours Of mountain
areas. There viii be square
dancing and folk music IN the
Asheville city auditorium.
NEW HAAIPSHIRE-The re-
sort town Of North Conway
has Q special service for motor
lists this fall. Its Tourist IN
formation Booth on Main
street. ordinarily open only
during the summer vacation
season. win be open through
next week end to help motorists
who want to tour New Hamp-
shire's colorful mountains.
= =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

VARIG, Brazil's pioneer air
line, viii put three new Lock-
heed Superb Consultations
into service next month on its
New York-Rio de Janiero run.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

Clipper Line. Of Malmo. sws.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

Clarion and Somerset win offer
guided tours OF colorful vistas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
Youth, 10, SIoshed
In Street FIGHT

SHREVEPORT. La. Oct. 10
(H.--A io-year-old white youth
was slashed behind the right
ear today during a street fight
between II Negro airmen from
IBarksdale Air Force Base and
seven white men.
Police Mai. c. A. Giglio said
the fight broke out about 1880
am. at a bus stop in the busi-
ness section. He said none Of
the participants would say how
1t started.
81 think they don't even
know themselves" Maj. Giglio
added.
He said there was nothing 10
indicate II was q racial dis
turbance.
Police identified the youth
cut with a razor as Pat Stud
still, 10. q star quarterback on
last years Byrd High School
football team. They said the
wound required IS stitches.
Charges Of fighting were fled
against all 10 involved. Chief
Giglio said one Of the airmen,
Lowell Glass. 20. was charged
with aggravated assault with
a razor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
Barber Shop Units
To Hurmonize at
Constitution Hall

Gay '90s quartet harmony
viii move out of the barber
shop and into Constitution Hail
Saturday.
The 18th annual show Of the
District chapter Of the Society
for the Preservation and En-
couragement Of Barbar Shop
Quartet Singing in America
will be held at $50 pm.
Featured will be the Confed-
crates. of Memphis. Tenn,
1856 international quartet
champions. Local quartets
competing will be the Federal
City -Four and the criterions.
appearing with the 60-voice
chapter chorus under the d.
rection Of H. H. Copeland.
The local group is one Of $50
chapters of the Nation wide
organization. President OF the
District chapter is Norman
r. S. Hollies. 1901 Milton
street. Silver Spring.
Tickets are available at the
National Symphony box ONCE,
l10S @ street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
Scottish Rite Council
To Open Session Here

A Supreme Council OF Scot
fish Rite Masons begins a Ave.
day biennial session here today.
The Supreme Council of the
SD Degree Of the Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite repre-
sents half q million Masons Of
the Southern Jurisdiction Of
the United States.
Sessions Of the controlline
body will be presided over by
Sovereign Grand Commander
Luther A. Smith. 240O Six
teenth street NV. More than
1000 Scottish Rite Masons are
expected to attend.
A memorial service win be
held at 8 pm. today In the
House Of the Temple, 1888 Six
tenth street NV. honoring
past supreme commanders.
William E. Schooley, 44iS
Dexter street NV. vice presi-
dent OF the American Security
d Trust Co.. heads Scottish
Rite bodies in the District.
At 1850 pm. tomorrow, the
group viii lay q wreath ut the
tomb Of General George WASH
tngton at Mount Vernon.
Candidates for the rank Of
Knight Commander of the
Court Of Honor and for the $50
degree viii be invested at 9
pm. Wednesday. A reception
and dance win be held in the
Mayfiower Hotel at $3.50 pm.
Thursday. given by DR.. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
Agency Pooling Urged
10 Ease Housing Need

Six key District agencies
should pool their resources to
help find housing for unfor-
ttnates like the family Of Willie
Barber. Washington Housing
Association President Charles
A. Horsky maintained yester-
day.
Mr.. Barber. 36-year-old father
Of seven. was ordered out
Of his Northeast Washington
apartment by, housing inspec-
tors who claim ed he had
crowded too many people into
too little floor space. City at
torneys charged with prose-
cutting him under the local
housing code gave the BARRIERS
so days t6 find another home.
however.
Mr.. Horsky said the BARRIERS
were among a large group Of
low-incorne families who can
not afford proper housing.
Housing Drive Proposed
Space must be found for
them. either in private or pub
lie housing. he added. He urged
Robert Z. Mclaughlin. presi-
dent Of the Board of Commits
sioners. to lead a drive to find
present housing or to build new
low-cost units.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
Center
Activity Listed

Last week the Washington
Regional Blood Center distrib-
uted 1884 pints Of blood in the
District and communities In
Maryland. Virginia and West
Virginia covered by the blood
mobile, according 10 the Red
Cross.
In addition TO the regular
bloodmobile schedule donors
may give blood at the following
locations:
GARFIELD Hospital. 7,30 am. Ia
pm. weekdays; Prsedmans Hospital.
o pm. TO 4;45 pm. and TO = pm.
weekdays and TO 3 pm. Sunday;
Walter Reed Hospital o. am. TO 4
nm. weekdays and 10 0 pm. Tues
day; REGIONAL Blood Center. l 10
e.4b pm. tomorrow and am. To
sns National n Iu'iis as.us s.0uca ks,SssS
sf siood%o s. sSV VII m Ssssd1 ihs fol.
iowina stops this week;
Monday---St Johns Lutheran Church,
Haqerstown, 10 am. 70 4 pm. and
Andrews Air Force Base. Buildina
T-3-7a. $50 am. TO $3.50 pm,
Tiesday--SHiain Navy Building. Room
Home. Moorsfeid. W Va. 10 an. "a
church. 4 70 s On.
Wednesday Pentason. Room "a
$50. 10 am. 10 4 pm. and Interstats
commeree and Internal Revenue
BUILDING, 10 am. 10 4 pm,
Thursday--culpeper Baptist Church
Cu.peper, Va, 10 am. 70 pm, and
euitlnnd HydIo-Census. Federal once
Building No. 3. $50 an. 70 500 pm
Friday--Wheaton Baptist Church, I
TO pm. and National Bureau oil
standards. 10 am. ito pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

A down to earth conference
on National Capital Housing
Authority problems in finding
new Nsites for public housing
would be a start toward solving
the housing dilemma, accord
ing TO Mr.. Horsky.
He suggested the conference
be attended by representatives
Of the Board Of Commissioners:
the ONCE Of Urban Renewal:
the National Capital Planning
Commission; the Redeveiop-
ment Land Agency: the Urban
Renewal Council. and the Ma
tional Capital Housing Author
ity.
Urges Joint Responsibility
I'VE have no illusions that
such a conference will find the
solutions to be easy" Mr..
Horsky wrote Mr.. Mclaughlin.
What We do believe is that
If all Of the agencies We have
suggested--and perhaps others
were 70 recognize that the
responsibility TO find an answer
is a Joint responsibility-that
NCHA cannot be fenced of and
left its own worries and frus-
trations-there would be an
answer forthcoming"
Mr.. Horsky explained that
the Barber case had caused
much concern" within his as
ISOLATION.
He reminded Mr.. McLaugh-
lin that the associations pro-
poSal for a Central Relocation
Authority to help families dis
located by government action
might have solved Mr.. BARRIERS
problem. The Commissioners
decided against setting UP the
authority.
Mr.. BaAber. a S75-a-week
truck drivers helper, was asked
to move his family out of an
apartment in the 1900 block of
Quarles street NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
$40 PuuIo Strike
Settlement Neur

SAC PAULo. Brazil. Oct. 10
R.--Negotiators were reported
close to a settlement today Of
q flve-day-old strike of 400.
900 Sac Paulo industrial
workers. during which police
had to crush several outbursts
Of violence.
Reliable sources said both
sides were all but agreed on
a Is per cent across-the- board
wage increase. The workers
originally sought a IS per cent
boost. Current wages range
from SAC to slS5 a month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
Mon Killed in Fall
From Apartment Roof

James Boyd. SO. Of 1905 N
street NV. fell Is feet to his
death yesterday from the roof
Of the rear wing Of the apart
ment building in which he
lived.
Police said Mr.. Boyd appar-
emily stepped out on the roof
for some fresh air when he
slipped and fell. There were
no witnesses to the fall. Mr..
Boyd's body was found behind
the building several hours after
he died, police said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

Mrs. Cloyd H. Marvin TO honor
Sovereign Grand Commander
Smith and Mrs. Smith. and to
commemorate the S0th anni-
versary Of a 81 million gift by
the Rite to George Washington
University for a School Of Gov
eminent.
A dinner at the Statler at 5
pm. Friday will be followed by
conferral Of 33d Degree and
the closing of the Supreme
Council.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
AAA URGES CARS
Be WiNJERIZED

Predicting that so per
cent Of all automobiles In
the Washington area will
break down at least once
this winter, the American
Automobile Association has
launched an Operation
Winterise" campaign.
AAA otiicials said that
Of the 10000 service calls
made last winter. rs per
cent were brought on by a
cars failure to start.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

You'd much much ond be willing to- for o
individually tied
you investing good you'll ed you
Spring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

e37 Independent springs like e37
tiny men eoch freely supporting your
beck and the shope OF your body.
Thot's the secret OF more refreshing
sleep in the fomous Beoutysst mot
tress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29
NO. ! SPOT WAS INK THEN
Bryant Hoping His Ageies
Escape 1850 Fate of SMU

and fell out Of the top spot in
o hurry. Not only that. but
the Mustangs went on to lose
three OF their last four games
and wound up tied for next to
last in the Southwest Confer
ence as Texas took the cham
pionship and played in the
Cotton Bowl.
Coach Bryant was asked at
College Station Saturday night
what he would think about be-
ing No. In the Nation since
II appeared there was a good
chance OF that coming about
after the Aggies had beaten
Baylor. 1910, and Oklahoma,
the No. l team. had trouble
eaking out a l4-l3 win over
Colorado. The Ageies were No.
2 at the time.
I'm not thinking about any
thing except those RaZorbacks, !"
Bryant said. I'VE have TO play
Arkansas next Saturday at
Fayetteville"
Bryant added that he never
did any selecting Of teams any
way. when you don't pick
them, you don't have TO explain
when they get beat" he said.
The Southwest Conference
has had three teams to wind
up No. l In the Nation--South-
arn Methodist In 1895. Texas
christian in 1888 and Texas
A6M in 1899.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29

DALLAS. Oct. 30 (P1.-when
Texas AIM was voted No.
in the Nations college football
poll today, IL marked the first
time in seven years that a
Southwest Conference team
has attained that rating.
Paul Bryant, the Aggies
coach, who formerly coached
Maryland and Kentucky, obvi-
ously hopes his team won't
meet the fate that befell that
1850 Southern Methodist eleven
that was voted No. / in mid
season.
The SMU team Of 1850 was
pushed TO No. when IL won
FIVE straight games. The very
next week Southern Methodist
was beaten by Texas, 1920,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29
KunthuI-Crockett
Gets Approval as
District Title Bout

The District Boxing Commits
sion has approved the Len
Kanthal Kid Crockett night
Friday night. November 8. as
a District heavyweight title
bout.
The two Washington battlers
are meeting in a l0-round nom
television bout that night al
Capitol Arena. Also on tnal
program will be a hereunder
for national television between
two ranking featherweights
Davey Moore Of Ohio and Jose
Cotero of Los Angeles.
Crockett has been fighting
professionally since 1850. and
until Kanthal came along was
more or less considered the best
Of Washington's heavyweights
Kanthal. former National
Golden Gloves champion,
turned pro a little over a year
ago and has won eight straight
fights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29
'BURDETTE
Continued From Page A-eO

Continued FROM rage Az
Burdette a bouquet of roses
Burdette's son, Lew Kent Bur-
dett, 6, got a fishing rod, and
the pitchers 3-year-old daugh-
/ ter Midgie received a bride
doll about her own size.
Burdette's plaque from the
boys and girls of Sarasota said
Your skill. fortitude and stam-
ina will be an inspiration to
the youth of American for
years to come"
Festivities started with a
motorcade that rolled from the
north end Of Sarasota through
shops decorated with baseball
banners. Two school bands and
a police escort reinforced the
procession.
Speakers included Repre-
sentative James Haley, Demo-
lcrat of Florida; Mayor A. Ray
Howard Of Sarasota and Mayor
Sterling Hall of Bradenton,
where the Braves train.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29
DeMarco,Akin!
Fight Tonight

BOSTON. Oct. 20 Pl.-Tony
DeMarco. former welterweight
king. and veteran Virgil Atkins
meet for the Massachusetts,
version Of the l47-pound cham
pionship tonight in a scheduled
l5-round bout which shapes up
as a Suggest from the opening
bell.
DeMarco, the No. / contender
for the title vacated by Carmen
Basilio's advance to the mid
dleweight championship. was
made a l0-to-8 favorite by the
odds makers because OF his
punching power. He lost the
title to Basilio after a To-day
reign in 1855.
With television and radio
BACKED out. Promoter John
Buckley predicted a crowd Of
10000 and a gross gate Of be-
tween 100000 and $4,000 for
the Boston Garden fight.
De Marco has a record Of
54-8-l. including 81 knockouts,
and has been stopped four
times. twice by Basilio in title
matches. Atkins has a 45-l5-l
mark. with "a kayos. He has
been stopped twice.
| Although the fight carries
limited championship billing
each fighter feels victory will
place him in an envious posi-
ton when a showdown comes
for world recognition.
! Louis r. Radzienda, Illinois
commission chairman. has an
nounced his support" of the
Massachusetts commission in
sanctioning the bout for the
title. The other New England
States also are expected to sup
port Massachusetts,.
However. the MIA. the New
York State Athletic Commits
sion and the World Champion
ship Boxing Committee have
refused to 60 along. Instead
they are working TO set UP an
elimination tournament to de-
termine a champion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29

NEW YORK. Oct. 20 Up
Dick Donovan Of the Chicago
White Sox and Warren SPAIN
Of the Milwaukee Braves had
the best completed-game av-
erages in the majors in 1857.
The 20 J. year = old Donovan
completed is games out Of %
starts for a ST. percentage.
tops in the American League.
SPAIN went the route 10 times
in IS starts. The stylish south
paw was the National League
sleader with a .514 mark.
Figures compiled by the As
ISOLATED Press also disclosed
today that Spahn's Ia COM
plete games was high in the
majors. Pittsburgh's Bob
Friend was runnerup with IT,
Donovan. his teammate. Billy
Pierce. and the New York
Giants Ruben Gomez had l6
rout-going jobs each.
Donovan. a husky right
handler. posted a 1876 won-lost
record and hurled two shout
outs. The 36-year-old SPAIN
won 81 games-including -four
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
BY WARREN GAER


Penn and Harvard are tied,
l4-l4. with three minutes 70
60. Penn has the ball, fourth
down and one. on the Harvard
42-yard line. midway between
the sidelines.
You are the Penn quarter
back and expect the middle
linebacker of the Crimson
5-3-3 defense five linemen
three linebackers. three deep
mem to be "red-dogging" on
the next play. In this maneu-
yer. the linebacker charges i'm
mediately upon the snap OF the
ball through a gap in the
middle. hoping to stop the nall
carrier cold.
You anticipate the other two
linebackers will move in SO
tight that the defensive line
will be the same as seven men
plus the red-dogger.
Rate these plays /. 2, 3 and
4 for this spot:
Fake buck and forward pass
Quarterback sneak
Quick buck by n halfback ia
the side Of the shooting line
hacker
on tackle play.
IAnswer on Page A-22)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29

At Garden State. where they
rolled out the red carpet last
Saturday for visiting turf dig
nitaries. some writer's were OBJ
serving the scene at the lavish
pre-race buffet spread by Gene
Mort. Walter Donovan and
associates. Mink was the ladies'
uniform OF the day. They
needed It TO ward OF the cold.
Gentlemen took other meas
ures. satisfying. although tenn
porary.
Watching the informal style
show one writer turned to q
sidekick and remarked, There's
one of the prettiest women I've
ever seen"
His friend turned TO look.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29
Crosby Buys
s. Per Cent
OF Tiger Stock

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 20 CPl.
Bling Crosby has acquired nc
only a lovely young bride. but
also about 5la per cent Of the
Detroit Tigers baseball team.
Larry Crosby. the singers
brother and longtime spokes-
man. announced last night that
Bing has exercised an option
10 buy stock in the team. which
finished fourth last season in
the American League.
Bing was member Of the
syndicate which bought the
Detroit team last year.
At that time. Baseball Com
missioner Ford Prick ruled that
Crosby could own only a token
share in the Tigers because he
also held stock in the Pitts
burgh Pirates.
Larry Crosby said that. II
FLICK approves. Bing's four
sons ultimately will buy the
singers approximately 10 per
cent interest In the Pirates.
Frick'S office said Paul
OBrien. Tiger director. con-
tacted the commissioner in con-
nection with the Crosby deal.
But Prick asked for a written
statement Of the negotiations
before making any ruling.
Larry Crosby declined to dis
Close the value Of the Detroit
stock. However. when the
club changed hands last year
the sale price was S5i2 million,
Estimates of the Tigers 1857
profits run as high as S500. 900,
Actually. Ill be a very minor
stakeholder" said Bing. who
came here yesterday TO record
a radio show. He has been
honeymooning at his ranch
near Palm Springs with his
bride Of five days. Kathy Grant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29
Ohio State Alumni
See Come Films

The Ohio State Alumni Club
will continue its showing of
football films at the Touch
down Club at 8 pm. tomorrow.
Alumni and friends Of Ohio
State football are invited for
dinner at $50 and movies. or
just the football show.
Tomorrow nights films will
be of the Indiana game. Next
Wednesday. films of the Wis
consin game will be shown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29
Lost Down Cost
Williams Chance
To Defeat Tufts

NEW YORk. Oct. 30 Rl.--
Officials lost a down Saturday
and cost williams a chance to
break a 1926 tie with Tufts,
Coach Len Waters Of Williams
told group Of New York foot
ball writer's and sportscasters
yesterday.
THE scoreboard and the
sideline marker jumped from
first down TO third down." Wat
tiers said. when / tried TO pro-
test they Just waved me of and
told me to sit down. We had
sent in a play for fourth down
which might have worked. but
didn't get a chance TO use 1t. /"
The mistake occurred when
Williams had the ball on Tufts
20-yard-line with only two
yards reeded for a first down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29
KowoIski, Castillo
On Mat Program

Tarzan Killer Kowalski has
signed TO wrestle Eduardo Cas-
tillo as part of an outstanding
supporting card on Thursday
nights program at Capitol
Arena which features Antonino
Rocca VS.. The Great Scott.
aocca and The Great Scott
open the show at 8:30
O'clock in q non-televised bout,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29
CUTTERS HUNT ENDED1
NovyHos Ace Runner,
But He's Year Awoy

team Is the lack Of such a "cli-
max runner"
Our halfbacks have been IN
the clear any number Of times
only to be hauled down from
behind" he says. You're not
going very far that way against
q good team"
Not Going Overheard
Bellino. with a variety OF
speeds and q knowledge Of how
to use them. runs like he could
climax almost anything. But
the Navy coaching staff is not
going to 90 overheard on him
or anyone else until they've
proved themselves with the
varsity. They've had too many
other bright plebe prospects
dim out in the tougher going.
We're expecting great things
Of him." McQuary says. He has
all the natural prerequisites Of
being a great football player
and his future looks bright, But
that's all we can say at this
point"
McQuary is almost as high on
his hard-driving fullback. Joe
Montalavage. q 6-foot. 1885,
FOUNDER from Mahanoy City.
Pa, who with Bellino provides
a double punch in the plebe
backfield. They make a great
combination" he said, and
crossed his fingers that It will
continue working when the
plebes play Penn State fresh
men here Saturday In what
should be their toughest game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29
Donovan and Spain Lead
Majors in Complete Games

shoutouts-and lost II as he
aided the Braves pennant drive
with clutch mound perfor-
mances. 1t was the eighth time
that SPAIN had won 20 games
or more in hts big league
career.
Pierce ranked second 10 Dom
ovan in the complete game av-
erages with Is in "a starts for
a All percentages. Boston's
Tommy Brewer was third with
Is in 80 for a .46e mark.
Rookie Jack Sanford. a 10
game winner with Philadelphia,
trailed SPAIN with is route
going games in 80 starts for a
ASS average. The Braves Bob
Bull finished third with 49,
on IA complete games in 81
starting assignments.
The White Sox and Braves
STATS paced the majors in COM
plete games. Each staff ac-
counted for SO.
Behind the White Sox in the
American League came Boston
Sc. Detroit So, Cleveland 46,
Baltimore 43. New York al,
Washington 81 and Kansas
City 25-the lowest in both
leagues.
In the National League. Phil
adelphia trailed milwaukee,
with 81. followed by Pittsburgh
AZ. st. Louis 46. the Dodgers a.
Cincinnati 40. the Giants IS
and Chicago 80.
Johnny Podres Of the D0dg-
ers amassed the most shutouts
in the National League, six.
The White Sox' Jim Wilson
posted five shutouts-tops In
the American League.
The figures 90 or more COM
plete games:
AMERICAN LEAGUE