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Evening star., 1957-12-09
Forty-Niners Tie
Colts and Lions
For First Place
BY the Associated Pres,

The three-team race for the
Western Division championship
goes right down to the wire
Sunday and prospects are ex-
cellent for a playoh to deter
mine an opponent for the
Cleveland Browns In the Ma
tional Football League title
game.
The San Francisco Forty
Miners created two-thirds Of
the three-way tie for the West
ern lead by knocking of the
erstwhile pace-setting Balti-
more Colts. 1913. in San Fran
cisco yesterday. And the De-
troit Lions got into the act by
polishing OF the Browns. 20-7,
in Detroit.
The three teams now have
identical ia records with one
game TO go. Sunday the Forty
Miners meet the Green Bay
Packers in San Francisco, the
Colts tackle the Rams in Los
Angeles and the Lions battle
the Bears In Chicago.
Cleveland clinched the East
ern title Saturday when the
Pittsburgh Steelers surprised
the New York Giants. 2l-i0.
Lions Lose Layne
Elsewhere in the NFL yester-
day. the Redskins mauled the
Philadelphia Eagles. AT. in
Washington: the Bears defeat
ed their crosstown rivals. the
Cardinals. l4-6. and the Rams
walloped the Packers. 42-l7. in
Los Angeles.
Should two or all three Of the
Western contenders win Sun
day a predetermined playoff
schedule will decide the win
ner. The league championship
game at the home Of the West
ern champion will be pushed
back to January 5 in the event
Of a triple tie In the West. but
will be played December 20 il
one team emerges on top or
there is two-way tie.
Although the Colts were los
ing their one game cushion
yesterday. the Lions may have
suffered an even greater loss in
achieving their victory. Quar-
terback Bobby Layne broke his
right ankle late in the second
period and is out for the year.
The Lions have an able re-
placement. however. in Tobin
Rote. who took over yesterday
and steered the team to VIC
tory.
The big game OF the day. Of
course. was the San Francisco
Baltimore clash. which left a
capacity Kezar Stadium crowd
of 59.6S6 limp as the Forty
Miners pulled 1t out on q IA
yard touchdown pass from
Rookie John Brodie Of STAN
ford to Hugh McElhe1ny with
46 seconds to play.
Title Injuries Leg
Brodie had entered the game
just seconds earlier when vet
eran Y. A. Title suffered Q
muscle spasm in his left leg
with the Colts leading. 1910.
Team physicians expect
Title TO be able to play
against the Packers.
1t was the fourth game the
Forty Miners have pulled out
in the last quarter this season.
Title having beaten the Rams
in the late minutes. the Bears
in the last q seconds and the
Lions in the last IL seconds on
passes to r. G. Owens.
The Colts likewise have had
their share Of thrillers, previ-
ously beating the Forty Miners
and Redskins and bowling to
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said February 10 that the dyna-
hitting of the home of the Rev
Ralph D. Abernathy and at least
three other blasts of the seven
in Montgomery recently were
perpetrated by members of the
Montgomery branch of the Ku
Klux Khan"
York and Alexander are
charged with the January 1C
dynamiting Of Mr.. Abernathy'S
home. The minister's wife anc
young child were asleep in the
house when the blast occurred
They were unhurt.
Under Alabama law dynamit.
ing an inhabited dwelling is pun.
ishable by death. York was re.
leased on $12,500 bond and Alex.
ander on $4,000 bond. Theil
trial is expected to come up May
q or later.
They also were charged with
bombing a Negro taxicab stanC
early Sunday morning. January
81.
Two other white men also arr
under indictment. and scheduled
for trial February %. on similar
charges. Raymond C. Britt, jr.
was accused of dynamiting tn,
Negro Hutchinson Street Baptis'
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Segregation Bills
Voted in Arkansas

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Feb. 20
(P).-Four pro-segregation bills
designed to prevent or delay
racial indignation were approved
by the Arkansas Senate yester-
day after three hours Of explana-
ton and debate.
The four-bill package has been
approved by Gov. Oryal Faubus.
but he said that leach bill will
be studied before I decide wheth-
er to sign"
The House last week passed the
measures with only one dissent
ing vote and no discussion. but
Senate opponents had managed
to obtain a public hearing.
The Senate approved the bills
by decisive margins. although
the count varied from 800 for a
bill which states that no parent
shall be compelled to send his
child to an integrated school to
20-l4 for a measure requiring
certain organizations to register
with a State Sovereignty Com
mission and make periodic re-
ports. The latter bill was aimed
at the National Association for
the Advancement Of Colored
People.
The other bills would create a
State Sovereignty Commission to
/ protect the State from Federal
"encroachment." and give legal
aid in suits to school districts.
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Church on January 10 and was
indicted jointly with Alexander
and York in the taxicab stand
bombing.
Sonny Kyle Livingston, jr., was
charged with Britt in the dyna-
hitting Of the Hutchinson Street
Church.
The charges carry a maximum
Iof 10 years imprisonment.
When city police charged the
four-and three others on whom
lesser charges are being dropped
Police Commissioner Clyde
Sellers said Detective Shows
provided the break in the cases.
He said the detective spotted
some people he recognized in a
car at the scene of a bombing
January 81 and several hours
later arrested Alexander.
No serious injuries were re-
ported in the bombingS.
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Apparent was caused by q single
stick Of dynamite tossed from a
passing car. ripped a 4-foot hole
in mud about 200 yards east of
the building.
5000 In Building
About 1000 white persons and
1000 Negroes were in the build
ling at the time. The explosion
came just after Mr.. Armstrong,
his five-piece combo and girl
singer had returned from an
intermission. striking up Back
O. Town Blues"
There were three Negro and
two white musicians in the band,
in addition to the Negro song
stress and Mr.. Armstrong.
Satchmo said the incident
here. which he obviously wasn't
taking very seriously, would not
affect his current tour. The
group win play tonight in Co.
llumbia, S. c., as scheduled, he
said.
Man. the horn don't know
anything about it," he said. I'll
play anywhere they'll listen"
Police said the explosive APP
parently was tossed over a To-
foot wire fence from a car
which passed the building with
out lights. They said they had nc
clues as to who threw it.
Mixed Audience Protested
Segregation groups previously
have protested white and Negro
audiences, even on a segregated
basis, at Chilhowee Park fol
concerts such as Mr.. Arm
strongs. But there had been nc
public protest against last
nights program. billed well in
advance.
The explosion was this areas
second in a week with raciaI
overtoneS.
Last Thursday night. several
sticks of dynamite exploded ir
the heart of nearby Clinton'c
Negro section. slightly injurine
a Negro woman and baby anc
damaging Negro-owned prop
I erty.
The blast at Clinton, where II
1 Negroes were admitted to the
high school under Federal court
order last fall. was the eighth il
a series near there since Septem.
Der rs. None of them has beer
!. cleared up.
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2 More Seized
InBombing, One
Linked 10 Khan

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. 20.
(P-Two white men, one of
whom city detectives say was
photographed wearing Ku Klux
Khan regalia. were free under
bond today on charges of dyna-
hitting the home of a Negro
leader in the drive to end segre-
cation at Montgomery.
James D. York and Henry
Alexander surrendered to Sheriff
M. S. Butler yesterday after the
grand jury had indicted them in
the bombing.
Two city detectives identified
York as a man whose picture was
taken last November in Ku Klux
Khan regalia.
Detectives Jack Shows and
T. j. Ward said York, a road
scraper operator for the city, was
in a picture of a group of un-
masked men in Khan robes and
hoods walking on city streets
shortly before a xxx rally.
Police Chief G. j. Ruppenthal
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ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-20
East German Aims
Cited by Conunt

NEW YORK, Feb. 20 P.-
DR.. James B. Conant, retiring
United States Ambassador to
West Germany. said today there
lis no question that the people
of East Germany want both unity
with West Germany and free
DOM"
DR.. Conant, former president
of Harvard University, spoke
with newsmen at Idlewild Air
port after his arrival from Europe
with his wife Grace.
He was asked when unifica-
ton of Germany might be ex-
pected.
zone can't tell when or how
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1t will come about" he said.
But the United States, France
and Britain have repeatedly de-
clared they want to find a way
to persuade the Soviet Union TO
agree to unification.
DR.. Conant, who resigned his
post January %, said the par
liamentary form of the West
German Republic had proved
itself over the last eight years.
He described its government as
stable"
The Ambassador said ne ex-
poets to visit Washington later
this month for final conferences
with State Department officials.
No successor to DR.. Conant has
been named. He became Ambas-
sador IN May, 1855, after serv-
ice as United States High Com
missioner to Germany.
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Protection for PuIuce

| VATICAN CITY, Feb. 20 (P)
A system Of lightning rods per-
lfected by Italian engineers will
be installed on the Apostolic Pal
ace. 1t is the residence of Pope
Plus XII and it houses priceless
are treasures.
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pened and the show went on
There were no injuries and
scarcely any damage.
The blast, which police said
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Explosion DuringC Concert
Fails to RuffIe Sotchmo

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Feb 20 GA dynamite explosion
outside scarcely caused Louis Satchmo Armstrong and his
Negrowhe band to miss beat last night in jazz concert
before segregated audience.
That's all right folks the hroated Negro trumpeter
qpped Of the blast echoed through the admin
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fresh And Tender

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Get Wonder Bread fresh from your grocer
today.
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Your big problem in child nutrition is to get
them to eat enough of the substantial foods
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This does not suggest that Wonder Bread
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And. as leading nutrition specialists have
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Thus, when you give Wonder Bread to your
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This suggests that you do 3 things:
% Start your child eating slices Of Wonder
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ADVERTISEMENT.
'AEMOoI Sport Coats Sell at Less
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istration building at the city's
Chilhowee Park. "It's Just the
phone"
Nobody got excited, only q few
persons got up to see what hap
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TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS

400, WTTG (5)-Record Hop:
Milt Grant hosts this enter
tanning hour-long teen-age
variety show.
$3.50, WMAL (7)-Champion-
ship Bowling: Buddy Bomar
VS.. Hank Louman.
6:45, WRC (4)-Sportstime
Jim Simpson will interview
guests at the annual WASH
ington Touchdown Club din
ner.
1880, WMAL (7)-Famous Film
Festival: English Without
Tears" A story Of several
complicated and unreasonable
love affairs that get involved
with politics. Michael Wild
ing, Lilli Palmer.
$500, WRC (4)-The Perry
Como Show: Guests include
Patti Page, Mort Shal, come
diene, and the -Four Aces
(Color) TV Key says: "a
pleasant hour"
$500, WTTG (5)-Movietime
USA: Star Of Midnight" The
weird disappearance Of o
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beautiful woman and the
mysterious murder Of a news
paper columnist. William
Powell, Ginger Rogers.
500, WTOP (9)--The Jackie
Gleason Show: Eddie Cantor
stars in "At Sixty-Five," a
salute to his 65th birthday,
with George Burns, Oracle
Allen. George Jessel, Red
Shelton, Marilyn Cantor, Ed
ward r. Murrow, and others.
TV Key previews: Good ia
lent and plenty Of memories
for ALL"
500, WRC t4)-Caesar's Hour
A comedy variety show star
ring Sid Caesar with Janet
Blair as his wife and Carl
Reiner. TV Key says
"Sprinkled with laughs"
$3.50, WTTG t5)-Not For
Nervous People Theater: An
actress finds herself the tar
get of a vicious killer in
Dangerous Intruder"
1000, WRC (4-The George
Gobel Show: Special guest is
Tennessee Ernie Ford.
1000. WTOP t9)-Gunsmoke: A
mysterious shotgun welding
slayer stalks the land of a
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FIN Stotions
Widows Estate
To Aid Lepers

Mrs. Mary Gatlin, widow Of
the Rev. P. Everett Gatlin
former pastor of the Glen Echo
MD Baptist Church, left The
greater part Of her $4,000 estate
to the American Leprosy Mis-.
Sions. Inc, New York City.
This was revealed YESTERDAY
when a petition for probate Of
her will was filed in the Register
Of Wills Office at District Court
Mrs. Gatlin, who lived at 26i7
Garfield street NV, died last
December is in District General
Hospital. She was n.
Under terms of her will, the
American Leprosy Missions Is
to receive her Garfield street
home, listed as valued at $4,000
and also is to receive the residue
of the estate after a few other
requests are taken care Of
Special requests include $1,000
to a former maid and $1,000 to
each Of two friends.
Mrs. Gatlin was active in
church work and had long been
interested in the American
Leprosy Missions. Her husband
died in 1861. The petition for
probate of her will was filed by
Attorney Marcus Borchardt.
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Humphrey Places Wreath
Honoring Hamilton

form at the foot of the Treasury
steps and walked to the statue.
Four soldiers, clad in the
white and blue uniforms and
red and black cooked hats Of
the Colonial forces. were on
hand as color bearers to counter
point the modernity of four goth
Century Coast Guardsmen.
Secretary Humphrey intro
duced Mrs. w. Randolph Bur-
CESS. great-great granddaughter
of Hamilton and wife of the
Undersecretary of the Treasury.
to the assembled crowd.
Also on the platform were
Mr.. Burgess, Mrs. Humphrey
and the Rev. Luther D. Miller.
former Army Chief of Chap
lains, who pronounced the in.
vocation.
An exhibit of Hamilton ma
terial will open at noon Monday
in the Treasury Department
building and a special service
will be conducted at pm. Sun
day in the Washington Cathed-
raj by the Rev. Alexander Van
Cortlandt Hamilton, direct de-
scendant Of the Founding
Father.
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answer may never be pinned
down.
Lawrence M. C. Smith, q
minority stakeholder in the pres
ent owning company, has pro-
tested the sale and asked the
FEC to disapprove 1t.
One of the issues in the hear
ing is the public interest in
volved in the program service OF
what was termed Washington's
only AM and FM good-music
station.
Experts Not in Harmony
Nobody stuck up for Elvis
Presley, and music expert wit
nesses offered a variety Of
learned opinion. but P. w. Vail
cente. FEC Broadcast Bureau
counsel. was still seeking sole
definition Of good music as thu
hearing recessed until Monda!
morning.
Even the stations own de-
scription of good music met SOM
contention on the score Of al
assertion that good music il
music you like"
Hearing Examiner Herber
Sharfman started the attempt t.
carve out a definition during thu
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testimony of the first witness.
Raymond S. Green, general
manager of good-music station
WFLN in Philadelphia and
president of Good Music Broad
casters, Inc.
Gives Some Terms
Mr.. Green referred to terms
such as serious" long haired"
or classical as some of those
by which people call the special
fare of good-music broadcast
ing.
Classical music needs defini-
ton. too" began Mr.. Sharfman.
rs Stravinsky a classical COM
poser ?"
You're in a discussion that
could go on for weeks" protested
Mr.. Green.
He went on to say that good
music can date all the way from
the 10th Century to the present.
and can include opera. ballet,
chamber. symphony, choral,
church, and even folk music.
/ Before the hearing, Chief
Hearing Examiner James D.
Cunningham ruled against the
request of a group called 1.-THE
Friends of Good Music" to inter-
vene in the case.
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One Of q Series


was nominated by the Republic
can committee of the congress
sional district. In the election
he defeated Eugene Radding
Democratic candidate from Bur-
bank.
Mr.. Smith, a native of Dixon
ILL.,, has been a resident of Cali
fornia since 1924. After attend
ing Hollywood High School anc
the University of California ir
Los Angeles, he received his arts
degree from the University OIL
Southern California in 1880 anc
a law degree in 1898.
He practiced law for a veal
and then became a special agent
Of the FBI. serving there fol-
seven years. In 1912, he be.
came manager Of plant protec-
ton for the Lockheed Aircraft
Corp He has been in law prac.
tice since 1914.
Mr.. Smith has been in politica
life since 1913 when he wa!
elected to the State Assembly. HI
was reelected three times anc
has served as chairman Of 9
committe on public utilities anc
corporations and as Judiciary
Committee chairman. He ha.
taken an interest in Legislation
dealing with sex and narcotics
problems.
He was Los Angeles manager
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wealthy rancher. ia m S
Arness. TV Key says: "Excit-
ing Show"
1000, WMAL (0-Ozark Jubi-
lee: Doll-like little Marlene
Olson. 4-year-old 1857 March
of Dimes Poster Girl, APP
pears with Red Foley and
the gang.
1880, WTTG (5l-Premie err
Playhouse: 1.-THE Master
Race" is woven around the
theme that the Nazis have
merely been figureheads for
the real leaders Of Germany.
1l:15, WTOP (9)-The Late
Show: "a Night to Remem-
ber." A mystery writer and
his wife find corpse drowned
in their bathtub. Loretta
Young and Brian Aherne.
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The Nations first Secretary OF
the Treasury gazed impassively
down from his pedestal as his
present-day successor placed a
wreath of red and white carna-
tons at his feet.
Accompanied by Vice Presi-
dent Nixon. Secretary Humphrey
placed the flowers at the foot OF
the Alexander Hamilton statue
on the south portico of the
Treasury Building at noon yes
terday.
The ceremony marks the OPEN
ing of the 2o0th anniversary cele-
bration of the birth of the
youngest Founding Father.
Mr.. Humphrey praised Ham,
ilton for setting precedents
which Treasury is glad to follow
and which govern us in our daily
lives"
Then, as the Army Band played
America the Beautiful" he and
the Vice President left the plat
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for the Nixon senatorial cam
paign in 1850 and managed the
INSTRUMENTATION campaign in
Southern California, outside Of
Los Angeles County. in 1852. He
is now a member of the United
Republican Finance Committee
for Los Angeles County.
Mr.. Smith is a Mason, a menu
Der of the Los Angeles County
Peace Officers Association, the
California Peace Officers Associa-
ton, the Pacific Coast Peace OFF,
GERS Association. the Society Of
Former Special Agents of the
FBI. Alpha Tau Omega and
Alpha Kappa Psi.
He married Elizabeth Mckay
in 1884. They have two sons,
Stephen Allen Smith, 10. and
Lauren Mckay Smith, II.
Tomorrow: Representative Gronohon
Of Pennsylvonio.