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Evening star., 1957-12-05

HOLLYWOOD (NANA) I'M
grid Bergman has given notice
to future employers; Il will
never work In the summertime.
Those three months ! will de-
vote entirely to my children. I"
Producer Sol Siegel gets Ingrid
next September for the strange
sounding II Thanked a Fool. !"
with Peter GlenviIle directing.
The picture will be made in
England and Ireland.
George Sanders is singing
"Some Enchanted Evening" to
Singer Sandn Scott In London.
Sandu resembles Zsa zsa. But
George insists he has no inten-
ton Of changing Sandu 70
Sanders /. . Talking Of zsa. she
took of for New York the very
day an old fame, Ally Khan.
landed in Los Angeles. II could
have been coincidence.
Jacques Bergerac. Ginger
Rogers ex. has a new romance
in full bloom--his leading lady.
Barbara Rutt;ng. in Paris. The
two are coStarring in "A Man
and His Past" Want a new
mystery? Marion Brando's
studio biography for his first
three years in Hollywood states
that he was born in Bangkok.
Siam!
Sixteen-year-old Sandra Dee.
U-I's blond discovery falls in
love with craving JEFF Chan
dler in And Ride the Tiger. /"
However. maturing June Ally
son manages to hold her man
In this triangle of costars.
She hasn't a phobia ON the sub
ject. but Judith Anderson will
discuss any topic but her age
with interviewers. With his
tremendous My Fair Lady
hit to keep him well supplied
with clover. Producer Herman
Levin is considering musical
izing another C. B. Shaw play,
Man and Superman."
Mario Bandini called Kim
NOvak from Rome. to ask what
goes concerning those recent
dates in Hollywood with prince
Ally Khan. Mario has telephon-
ed kim every Sunday since she
left him in Europe last sum-
mer. Its the only day he can
catch me in one place." she
told me. Bandini. unless he
changes his mind. Is due here
the end Of the month. and his
plans call for him to remain
with Kim until she starts
BELL. Book and Candle" jan
uary 8. Unless he decides not
to come at all-due to Aly'S
attentions TO Kim.
Lana Turner's daughter
Cheryi. flies over the top Of the
world TO spend Christmas with
mama in London. Lana's pic
ture. Another Time. Another
Place" won't be finished until
the end Of January or early
February. Which means a long
wait for Glynis Johns and Allen
Reisner TO decide on their fu-
ture plans.
You should not miss the per-
Torrance of Charles Laughton
Evening star., 1957-12-05

Capt. Bonaccorsy said, Mr.. Can
non went TO police.
Two robbery squad men were
planted in Mr.. Cannon's bar
Der shop at 1888 Wisconsin ave-
nue. NV. yesterday. Five
marked 81 bills we're placed In
an envelope. the officer said.
Police watched Mr.. Cannon
give the envelope to Wade and
then made the arrest.
Capt. Bonaccorsy said Wade
denies the charge.
Evening star., 1957-12-05
Free Musical Proqrum

The Caroline White Gospel
Singers will give q free musical
program in observance Of their
18th anniversary at 8 pm. to-
morrow in the Greater New
Hope Baptist Church. S16
Eighth street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-20
Murphy, Starr
In Mat Feature
At Capitol Arena

Fur will fly at Capitol Arena
tomorrow night, but it won't
belong to. Skull Murphy. He
doesn't have any. The Irish
giant, who has a head like a
bowling ball, and Ricki Starr
who admits he likes ballet, tangle
in the feature Of a card starting
at $3.50.
Murphy made a great discov-
cry not long ago. His head is q
perfect battering ram. And the
Skull does not like ballet.
Jerry Graham. who likes tc
put a DR." in front of his name
because he once read a book on
hypnotlsm, faces Len RoSsi
while Oyama Kato. self-styled
champion of Japan, meets Arnold
Golden Boy Skaaland. In other
matches, Larry Simons meets
Miguel Perez and Chief Big
Heart takes on Big Jim Bernard
Bernard will not insist on be-
ing called big Jim" tomorrow
Making a guest appearance is a
man who calls himself Paul
Bunyun and never gets into ar
guments. He is 8 feet 4 inches
tall and weighs $50 pounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-20

such standouts as Jack Baum
gartner, Ray Fox. Bob Sturm. Tai
IDredge. Bill Weaver. Joe Bernot
and Art Kojoyian.
Then there are those foot
ballerS still in school but seniors
now and ineligible for further
competition will be with the
alumni: Dave Liddick, Bob SUIT
ton, Ed Sakach. Joe HINGE, Paul
Thompson. Bo Austin, Bob Shu-
ba, Pere Spera, Ray Murray and
Ted Lenski.
Austin was voted the most val
liable player in GW's Sun Bowl
victory over Texas Western in
Ell Paso. Thompson was the
end who caught a pass for GW's
first touchdown in that game.
That lineup. If in condition.
should install the alumni as
favorites, even though the CO.
lonials still have a fair number
of standouts left from their bowl
team.
Coach Bo Sherman will use
Saturdays game as a test Of the
two-team system he plans to use
again this fall. AS he did last
year, he has brigaded the vet
eran players on one unit and
the newer hands on the other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-20
Giambra Shows
His Old Punch

OAKLAND, Calf. Mar. 20 (P)
Joey Giambra, the No. 5 rank
ing middleweight. may be re-
turning to the hard-punchine
style that marked the early part
of his career.
joey has been winning regu-
larry recently. but by decisions
Last night, however, he beltec
Al Andrews into submission, The
fight lasted six rounds, after
which the ringside physician
wouldn't let Andrews continue.
1t was the eighth straight
victory for Giambra. who hasn't
lost since dropping a nontitle
bout to Bobo Olson, then the
n1iddleweight champion, in Au-
gust, 1855. His wins since then,
all by decision, including a pre-
vious one over Andrews in Nor
folk.
Giambra, originally from Buff
falo but now making San Fran
cisco his home, floored Andrew;
four times in the first round and
dropped him again in the sixth
when Andrews took a siX-count
and picked up a cut eye.
Andrews, from Superior. Wis.
staged comeback to take the
second round. IN the third, how.
ever. Giambra staggered An
drews with a left hook and from
then on it was only question Of
how long the fight would last.
Giambra weighed 1882, An
drews 1902. A crowd of 3.50C
paid a gross gate of S13.928.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-20
urner, Hot Pilot Lost Year,
Enters Old Dominion Feature

Curtis Turner, 38-year-old
1umberman from Roanoke who
won % races in convertibles last
year, will be out to pick up where
he left off when he drives his
Ford in the l50-lap feature
opening the 1857 racing season
at Old Dominion Speedway
Sunday.
The feature race starts about
2 o'clock and is a NASCAR-
sanctioned event for convertible
late model stock cars. Only
1856 and 1857 model cars will
be entered. according to Direc-
tor AL Gore.
Turner. who was runnerup
last year to Bob Welborn for the
championship, scored his most
notable victory in the Grand
National late model stock car
classic at Darlington, S. c., last
Labor Day.
Another top entrant among
the two dozen signed up is Joe
Weatherly of Norfolk. Wealth
erly, a five-time winner last
year, currently leads in point
standing among NASCAR's con-
vertible drivers. He also will
drive a Ford.
Welborn, runnerup in the
standings, also has entered and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-20
Northumberland
.|nArmyT ourney

FORT MONMOUTH. N. j.,
Mar. 20 (Pl.-Sixth Army. repre-
sented by Preside of San Fran
cisco. and LIST Army CFort Dix
remained the only undefeated
teams in the all-Army basketball
tourney after both won second
round games last night.
Sixth Army, led by former
Vanderbilt star Jimmy Cum
mings. downed a plucky Sd Army
team Fort Bragg, 84-67. after
the halftime score stood at 1875
Cummings was high scorer with
I23 points. Dick Kovacs, former
Monmouth College of Illinois
player, led the losers with 81.
First Army, paced by Tom
Cola. three time All-America
from La Sale, outlasted 4th
Army Fort SLID, 1912. Cola
scored % points, Tex Whiteman
scored 81 points for 4th Army.
Earlier yesterday, both over
seas entries in the tourney were
eliminated as the United States
Army Pacific tHawaLl and the
Armed Forces Far East (Koreal
suffered their second defeats.
In the opening of the second
round, Fort Eustis. Va. cd
Army. trounced the United
States Army Pacifis. 1864, and
the 5th Army representative,
Fort Leonard Wood. Mo. nipped
the Armed Forces Far East quin-
tet. 1881.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-20
Langley, Morgan
Top Marlboro Field

Elmo Langley and Bill Nor
gan, who ran one-two in point
scoring last year at Marlboro
Motor Raceway, head the field
as the track opens its 1857 stock
car racing season Sunday after
noon.
The opening day card lists
three 10-lap Examinations. a con-
ISOLATION and 25-lap feature. The
first race is at 2:30.
Langley, the District Heights
Md speedster, turned in the
fastest lap in Marlboro's history
last year when he raced a 1856
Chevrolet around the one-third
mile course in l8.47 seconds.
He also won the 250-lap late
model feature at the Maryland
track last year. and in the 500
mile classic at Darlington, S. c.,
Labor Day finished 10Th in a
field of 81 survivors out of the
original 10 starters.
Morgan. from Fairfax, has
been an outstanding performer
at Marlboro for several years
and hopes to continue his sue
ceSSes this season. He will drive
a 1888 Ford revved up with a
1851 engine.
Sundays program is the first
of II scheduled stock car at
fractions sanctioned at Marlboro
this year by the Maryland Auto
Racing Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-20
Gvmnustic Meet at Navy
Features Three OIympions

horizontal bar, and Don Tonry
of Illinois, all-around title.
Illinois. coached by Charles
Pond, won last years competition
at Chapel Hill. N. c., with 1881
points, second only to the record
1877 scored by Penn State in 1854,
The nlini have won the team
crown seven times since the
championships were originated
in 1888. They will be seeking
their third-straight win here.
Besides Illinois and Navy, the
other schools which will be rep
resented are Army. California,
Colorado, Colorado State, Florida
State, Fresno (Calif) State,
Georgia Tech, Indiana. Iowa. Los
Angeles (CalifJ State. Michigan
State, Minnesota. Penn State,
Pittsburgh, San Jose (Calif.)
State, Springfield (Mass.). SYRIA
cuse. Temple. Western Illinois
and West Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-20

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Mar. 20
Pl.-Three Olympic gymnasts
will be among athletes from %
colleges competing Friday and
Saturday in the 18th annual
national college gymnastics
championships at the United
States Naval Academy.
The Olympic veterans are Ar
mando Vega of Penn State, Abe
GrosSfeld of Illinois and Ed
Gagnier of Michigan. Vega and
GrosSfeld represented the United
States, while Gagnier competed
on the Canadian squad.
Vega. a parallel-bar specialist,
is one of five individual cham
pions who will be defending their
collegiate crowns here. The
others are Jamie Ashmore of
Florida State, free exercise; Phil
Mullen of Penn State. rope climb;
Ronnie Amster of Florida State,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-20
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-20
Mixed Tourney Set
By Federal Golfers

The Federal Golf Association
will hold its spring mixed scotch
foursome Saturday at East Po-
tomac and will add an indi-
vidual medal-play event for
those not interested in the scotch
foursome.
Starting times in the mixed
event are from 10 o'clock, and
in the individual medal play
from 8 am. through / pm.
There will be gross. net and
blind DOGGY prizes in the mixed
competition and in the individ-
ual event. with the latter to be
divided into four handicap
classes If entries warrant.
The FGA. encouraged by a
record entry in the George
Washington's Birthday tourna-
ment, is anticipating it's most
successful season. Dues may be
paid when signing up for the
Saturday tournament.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-20
Weapons Experts
Gather Saturday
For NRA MEETING

About 5000 gun experts and
exhibitors are expected for the
National Rife Associations an
nual meeting starting Saturday
at the Shoreham Hotel.
The first business session will
be held Sunday. and the meeting
winds up the following Thursday
with a banquet.
A feature will be an exhibit
OF 81 million worth of antique
and modern weapons in the main
ballroom OF the Shoreham from
Saturday through Wednesday.
The exhibit will show firearms.
powder horns. knives and swords,
and will be open to the public.
Taking part will be Hugh
O'Brian. who plays the part of
Wyatt carp on television. He
will be dressed in his television
costume. A general reception for
visitors who want to see him
will be held in Rock Greek Park
behind the hotel Sunday after
noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-20
IGW Alumni Stock Soors
For Varsity Grid Clash

Some well-remembered names
from recent George Washington
football teams will be on hand
Saturday when the current
Colonials wind up spring train
ing with a game against the
alumni.
The game at Washington-Lee
High Stadium in Arlington at
1880 pm. will be the second such
affair. Last years game turned
into a thriller although played
in the mud. The Alumi won in
the closing minutes when Andy
Davis, one of GW's all-time
greats. caught a pass in the
end zone, to clinch a lat VIC
tory.
Davis, who gave up his post as
a Colonial assistant at the end
of last season. is among those
scheduled to play again Saturday
Jim Fuela. current line coach,
also is listed, as is Bino Barriera,
the little guy who was such a
favorite here several seasons ago,
The roster of other recent stars
lined up by the alumni include
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-20
Clippers Boost Leud
In Hockey Pluyoffs

CHARLOTTE. N. c., Mar. 20
tPJ.-The Charlotte Clippers took
a commanding lead in their
Eastern League hockey playofi
series with New Haven here last
night, defeating the Blades, 6-3
before 1920 at the Coliseum.
The victory gave the Clippers
a 81 advantage in the best 4-of-
z series which continues here
Friday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-20
Dutch Girl Breaks
Butterfly Record

NAARDEN, Netherlands, Mar.
20 (P).-Tineke Lageberg, To-
year-old Dutch swimmer, yester-
day clipped ia seconds off the
world record for the women's
220-yard butterfly with time OF
2:38.1. The listed record is PADS,
Last December 80 the school
girl eclipsed the world mark for
200 meters (218 yards, 2 feet)
with a time of 2:42.3. compared
to the record of 244.4 held by
Shelley Mann Of Arlington, Va.
Ada Den Ham. Is, another
Dutch whiz, equalled the world
standard of ESQ for the 220-yard
breaststroke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-20
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-20
SemifinuIs Tonight
In CYO Basketball

Boys CYO basketball teams
play the semifinal round of
championship playoffs in four
classes tonight.
Midget Boys "A" class opens
the action at Our Lady of
Lourdes in Bethesda with Nativ-
ity playing Queen of Peace at
$50 and st. Thomas meeting st.
Ambrose at 7:30. A single Midget
B" seminal pairs st. Ambrose
and Queen of Peace at $50.
At Catholic University, Mount
Calvary Gold plays Queen of
Peace at 6 o'clock and Nativity
meets Lourdes at 7 in Junior
Boys. st. Michaels and st. Ber-
nadette's play at 8 o'clock and
Nativity and Blessed Sacrament
at 9 in intermediate Boys.
Finals will be held Sunday
afternoon at Gu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-20
Track Clinic Set
For Hiqh School

A track and field clinic for
area high school coaches and
athletes will be held at Roose-
welt High School next Monday
at 1880 pm.
The clinic will be conducted
by Charles L. Stout, prominent
Washington track official. and
Hardy Pearce, athletic director
for the Washington public high
schools.
Jim Kehoe. Maryland coach,
will give instruction on general
introduction to running and con-
ditioning and Jim Gehrdes. Navy
coach. will talk on the coaching
of the steps and skills in the
jumping and hurdles events and
the pole vault.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-20
||bC Makes Deal
with Abe for
|Tv Ring Shows

NEW YORK. Mar. 20 (P).-
The International Boxing Club
declared monopoly in the pro-
motion of world championship
fights, has concluded deals to
continue the broadcasting and
telecaSting of nontitle bouts on
Wednesday and Friday nights for
the next two years.
The IBC and the American
Broadcasting Co. signed a two
year multimillion- dollar contract
yesterday for the continuation
of the Wednesday night shows
A similar deal between IBC and
the National Broadcasting Co,
was announced February 81.
Under the new IBC-ABC pact
the network and Producer Lester
Maltiz are permitted to nego-
tate for championship fights
with any promoter who may have
the radio-TV rights to sell for
such fights.
This protects the ABC and
Malitz in the event the courts
limit or ban the IBC from pro-
noting title fights.
Federal Judge Sylvester Ryan
ruled March 8 that the IBC had
monopolized world championship
fights and shut out competitors
from promoting them in viola
ton of the Sherman antitrust
law. Judge Ryan directed both
the Government, which brought
the civil antitrust action against
the boxing club. and the IBC to
propose DEGREES within 80 days
on how the IBC could operate.
The razor blade company,
sponsor of the Friday night
| fights. said the show cost it $10.4
million a year. OF this 100000
a week, the IBC said it received
$24. 500 and paid out $4,000 to
each of the two main event
fighters.
ABC said the complete
Wednesday night package would
cost sponsors between $8.5 mil
lion and SO million a year. OF
this. the IBC would collect $18,-
500 weekly and pay out $4,000 to
each main event fighter.
The new Wednesday night
deal is effective June /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-20

Our bunch on good fishing il
the Shenandoah River last week
end was correct. Orville Price
took four smallmouths from
the North Fork last Saturday
Sunday, fishing the South Fork
he landed five nice fish during
a three-hour stretch. none less
than IL inches and several
weighing two pounds or better
Price, who fishes the Shenan-
doah in preference to other
streams, says the water has never
been in better shape. The fish
were deep and were taken on
spoons, a proper lure for this
season. Barring hard rains in
the Valley. the, fishing should
improve between now and the
end of the season on April 80.
The first of the herring and
white perch have hit the Po-
tomac in the Chain Bridge area,
according to Capt. Julius Fletch-
er. Charley DiMaggio caught Is
small perch Sunday afternoon.
The herring are not yet pres
ent in sufficient numbers to
make it worth while to try and
snag them at Little Falls. They
come up in small schools ahead
OF the main run, and OCCASION
ally one can hit them right. An
other week of warm weather
will see things greatly improved.
x X
Some nice yellow perch were
caught last week end at Aliens
Fresh on the Wicomico, several
running to more than a pound
in weight. Small yellow perch
also were taken at Pig Point on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-20
With BILL LEETCH

the PatuXent. A couple of hick-
DRY shad have been taken by
dip-netters at Queen Annes
Bridge on the Patuxent but only
one is known to have been
caught on hook and line. W.
F.. Robert was the lucky angler
1t is a bit early yet for them.
4 X
Some sports stores are stock
ing blood worms at this time,
III you want to try for some nice
white perch with live bait,
Whitley Burkhart has some nice
minnows now at Fletcher's Boat
House. Plenty of boats also are
available; altough when the
perch run is on. it becomes a
mater of first come first served.
4 y X
There have been reports of
Increased prices for boats out
of Ocean City. Md, for marlin,
blueflsh and bottom species.
Sobie Kemon says a letter from
Capt. Bill Bunting denies there
is any price increase on boats
operating from his dock.
Last years prices were $85
per day for marlin for from one
to five anglers and $40 for each
additional fisherman. For blue
fishing the rate was the same
including one to six in the party
with $40 for each extra angler
aboard. For bottom fishing the
cost was $50 per day for from
one to eight people.
Capt. Bunting reports that
boats using his dock will main
tain the same scale.
There is every reason to be-
lieve that the same will apply
elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-20
Kesel in Quorter-FinoIs
OF Sauush Tournament

The District of Columbia AAU
squash racquets championships
moves into its third day of COM
petition today at the Central
YMCA.
George Kesel. seeded No. 2
moved into the quarter finals las
night by defeating Harvey Mudd
80. In other matches. Donald
Louria defeated Donald Zagoria
80; Chadwick johnson won By
default over Baxter Lowry ano
Albert Stone in the same fash
ion over Ronald Russell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-20
Dickson Takes Job
AS Grid Aide at use
BY the Associated Press


Southern California and Mar
quette both have new backfield
coaches today.
George Dickson, former Notre
Dame quarterback who served
as an assistant under Hugh De-
wore at NYU and Dayton and
Terry Brennan at Notre Dame,
resigned as Marquette's back
field coach yesterday to take a
job as coach of quarterbacks at
Southern California under Don
Clark.
Head Coach Johnny Druze of
Marquette moved up Freshman
Coach John MCGEE to the spot
vacated by Dickson.