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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-07

Mr. and Mrs Francis J.
SchWoereI announce the mar
riage Of their daughter Helen
Carol to Nh Robert Francis
Smith. The Weddine took
place September Z IN St Jane
Frances de- Chantel Church
in Bethesda. The couple VIII
reside IN Fort Smith. Ark.
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ADVERTISEMENT
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K0ne-D0niels

Mi and Mrs Joseph
Johnston Daniels Of Indian
apolis. Ind. announce the
marriage Of their daughter
Katharine FitzhuRh to 1t.
Louis Isaac Kane. USMC, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs George 4.
Kane Of Boston and ORun-
quit Me. on September 81
IN Washington. After a
wedding trip to St. Thomas.
Virgin Islands the couple
viii reside here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-07

MI and Mrs. Arthur
George Syran announce the
marriage of their daughter
Virginia Ellen to Mr. Lonnie
William Psdgett, jr. The
wedding took place October
? IN All Saints Episcopal
Church, Chew Chase. Md.
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NeWIin.Storinq

Comdr Merlin Howard
Staring. USN, and Mrs. Star
ing of New York and this
city announce the marriag
Of their daughter Joan Leslie
to Mr.. Carl Allen Newlin. IT,.
son Of Mr.. and MIS- NeWlin
OF HutsOnville, III. The we'd
ding took place here Septem-
Der IA in st Alban $ Church.
The couple will reside in
Forest Hills, Long Island,
NJ Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-07
Denmon-He

NJ and Nh, Arthur
Hcideare.ch Of Syaacus
n Y. ann0unce the marriage
Of Their ualghter Barbara
Ann 10 N Kline Dean
Denmon. son 81 Ms u an
J Denmon ana the late Air.
Dean J. Denmon Of Scran-
ton Pa The Wedding TOOK
place September IA Ia the
Valley Presbyterian Church,
Syracuse The couple viii re-
side IN Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-07

the High Council of the King
The distinguished visitor,
who IS in the United States
TO head the Cambodian dele
cation 10 the United Nations,
IS making a short trlp to
Washington.
He is one OF the FIVE people
on the Kings Council - a
group which advises the king
on all important matters
Among those attending the
party were representatives
from the State Department
ICA, and personal friends OF
the Amba sSador.
THE EARL OF SELKIRK.
Bltain's First Lord OF the
Admiralty. who is on an off,
clal visit TO Washington. was
entertained last night at a
stag dinner
Joint hosts were Chief OF
Naval Operations Admiral
Arleigh Burke and Secretary
Of the Navy Thomas Gates.
who gave the party al Ad-
miralS House
Guests included Mr. Frank
Evening star., 1957-12-08
BaIding Keeps
Havana Lead

HAVANA. Dec. 7 up. Al
Balding OF Canada, playing out
Of Miami Beach. increased his
lead 70 four strokes today in
the third round Of the Havana
Pro Amateur best bail golf
tournament Balding posted a
2-under-par 20 to give him a
score Of 209 after 81 holes.
Gay Brewer. Cincinnati pro,
won the top prize Of $1,000 in
the pro-amateur competition
with a best-ball score of lS0.
Brewer shot a 2-over-par "A
for a 54-hole total OF PIG.
which played far behind the
leading pros.
While the 54-hole pro-ama-
teur tournament ended today.
the pros will play the last 10
holes tomorrow at the Havana
Country Club.
Al BesSelink of Grossinger.
n. y. winner Of the Havana
Open last year. produced the
best performance Of the day. a
5-under-par 81 for a 2l3. This
tied for second with Ernie
Vossler of Midland. Tex. who
had a 3-under-par 90 for 2l3.
Fred Haas. jr.. Of New Orl-
cans was fourth with pa after
a 2-under-par 20.
Evening star., 1957-12-08
HOCKEY SCORES
NATIONAL LEAGUI
Strong New York Group
Entered in Stor Games

two-mile relay teams, hoping
the mile team will do 3:l5 and
the two-mile 1926.
For the sprints the club has
Paul Ewing who has done 6,3
in the so: for the 600. S. Bar
told who has run l:l2; for the
1000, Tom Courtney, the
Olympic 800-meter champion.
for the mile, George King who
has run 4;10 and In 1856 was
Star Games champion; and for
the two-mile. John Dougan.
who has run Oil.
Manhattan College and
Fordham University also are
planning 10 compete but have
not made their nominations.
The womens track clubs
will be well represented in the
four women's events. which in
clude a l00-yard dash, 70-yard
hurdles, 660-yard medley relay
and a high jump.
Tickets are on sale at Room
200 of The Star Building. They
are priced at So. SO and 81. The
meet is being run as a benefit
for the United States olympic
Fund. y,
Evening star., 1957-12-08

A strong field OF track and
field competitors has been
nominated from New York for
the llth annual Evening Star
Games at the National Guard
Armory, January rs.
Joe Healey. coach Of the New
York University team, is par
ticularly high on Mike Herman,
who doubles in the high
hurdles and high jump. He also
expects 10 have strong candi-
dates for the 600-yard run. the
sprints and the two-miIe,
Healey says his mile relay team
will be very good.
The Pioneer Athletic Club
has nominated Reggie Pearman,
perennial New York champion,
for the 600. Gordon Mckenzie
for the twO-mile. and possibly
Harry Bright for the 1000, An
effort to set up a club relay will
DC made with Pioneer. New York
Athletic Club and possibly the
Shanahan Club OF Philadelphia
Morgan State which never is
afraid OF any competition, may
be invited to enter that relay,
The New York Athletic Club
Wants 10 enter both laile and
Evening star., 1957-12-08
Virginia Bows
10 Richmond

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va.
Dec. 7 up. - Phil Morris
sparked Richmond to a swift
second-half furry of points
that enabled the Spiders TO
down Virginia. 64-5l. here
tonight.
II was the second victory in
as many starts for Richmond
and the second straight set
back for Disappointing Vir-
ginia.
Richmond led 25-22 at half
time and reeled of 10 conSecu-
tive points after internfission
10 take a lead the Cavaliers
never erased. Morris led the
Spiders with II points-l3 OF
them in the second half.
Defensive stan douts for
Richmond we're Roy Peschel
and Theryl Willis. who guard
ed Virginia's high-scoring g.
foot-7 Herb Busch and limited
him TO seven points.
John Siewers led Virginia
with IL points. The victory
gave Richmond an early lead
in the Virginia Big Six race
with a 20 record.
Evening star., 1957-12-08

Groneman, chairman Of the
athletic council. said tonight.
He refused to name any OF
those under consideration and
would not comment on a report
that Jim Tatum Of North Caro-
lima. Red Sanders OF UCLA
and Duffy Daugherty OF Michi-
gan State were the top men in
the picture.
Daugherty was quoted yes
terday by the Dallas News as
saying he had been contacted
by an Ann alumnus but lot
by any official OF the college
In Los Angeles. Sanders said
he had been approached but
that he had no decision to
make. II have a very good job
here at UCLA and l am well
satisfied with it," he declared.
1t was understood that
Broyles will take lone or more"
OF his Missouri assistants 70
Arkansas - probably Merrill
Green ad Jim Mackenzie. An
other assistant. Jerry Claiborne.
resigned earlier this week TO
take a Job with Bear Bryant at
Alabama.
Evening star., 1957-12-08
Officers Elected
As Oukcrest Club
PIons Expansion

Oakcrest Country Club in
Prince Georges County has an
nounced election Of new officers
and plans for an ambitious
expansion program.
Joseph r. Roll was chosen
president Of the three-year-o -old
club succeeding DR.. Frank Pei
ligrini. Other new officers are:
Howard NJ. Samuel. vice presi-
dent; Vincent j. Timm. secre-
tary: John d. Holland. treas
lrer. and Joseph Bastek. as
sistant treasurer
Included in the expansion
program are two or more ten
mis- courts and a regulation
skeet range. Work also is slated
to start soon on a large put
ting green on the front lawn
Of the clubhouse and construc-
ton is scheduled in the spring
for q nine-hole golf course.
New members Of the club
board Of governors are: Lans-
dale G. Sasscer. former Mary
land Congressman: Timm,
Holland. Elmo H. Denton. VIII
liam E. Harrison and Marcus
D. Schmetlz.
Evening star., 1957-12-08
Braves Denv Plan
To Trade Off Rush
COLORADO SPRINGS. DEC.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Dec.
4 LR.General Manager John
Quinn today denied reports that
the Milwaukee Braves acquired
veteran highlander Bob Rush
from the Chicago Cubs to use
as trade bait.
we didn't get Rush to trade
him." Quinn said before head
ing back for Milwaukee follow
ing the major-minor league
meetings. I'VE won't trade him
either. unless we get a whale
Of a deal. He can be a starter
for us and. in my mind. he
should win at least Is games. -
and Post.
Quinn said yesterdays Phil
lies-Redlegs swap that sent
lefthander Harvey Haddix 10
Cincinnati in exchange fol-
Outiielder Wally Post ended
Braves trade plans. at least
for the present. The Braves
were interested in both Haddix
Evening star., 1957-12-08
WORRIES OVER PAssERs EAsED
Browns Sweat Out
Gionts' Upset on N

DETROIT. Dec. 7 up.
The Cleveland Browns huddled
around teleyision sets here to-
day. watching the Pittsburgh
Steelers upset the New York
Giants. 2l-l0. thus assuring
Cleveland the Eastern Division
championship.
Il was trying to coach those
eteelers the whole last quar-
teri Coach Paul Brown said.
rGuessNthis is the first time We
ever won 1t by watching tele-
vision.
We could have been in real
trouble with Quarterback Tom
my O'Connell out tomorrow and
perhaps against the Giants"
O'Connell suffered a badly
sprained ankle in last Sundays
game against the Chicago Car
dinals.
Cleveland's game here tomor-
row against the Detroit Lions
was crucial for the Browns
until Pittsburgh's upset victory
ehday. The Giants, with a 7-3
Evening star., 1957-12-08
|Broyfes Quits Missouri
To Take Arkansas Job

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Dec. 7
R.-The University of Arkan-
sas announced today that II
will hire Frank Broyles, per-
sonable young football coach
at khe University OF Missouri.
to succeed Jack Mitchell. who
has resigned to become head
coach at Kansas.
The official announcement
was made at a press conference
here after the university board
Of trustees voted to hire the
Georgia Tech alumnus at q
noon executive session.
Broyles, whose first head
coaching assignment was at
Missouri this season, had 10
years experience as a player
and assistant coach under
Techs Bobby Dodd. one of the
most respected coaches in the
profession.
Broyles' contract at Arkansas
is for five years at $4,000 an
nually.
In Broyles' flrst season as a
head coach his Missouri team
had q SAL record. Missouri
was 3-3 in the Big Eight Con-
ference.
Missouri started strong, gain
ing q TT tie with Vanderbilt
in the season opener. High
lights Of the season we're vic
tories over SMU and Colorado.
but successive losses to Okla
homa. Kansas State and Kan
sas wound UP the year.
Broyles accepted a three-year
contract at Missouri last jan
uary at an annual salary OF
Sl3.5OO.
Evening star., 1957-12-08

record prior to the game. still
had a chance 10 tie for the
division championship. The
Browns could have won 1t with
a victory or tie in their final
two games.
Milt Plum. who is scheduled
10 start at quarterback in place
Of the injured O'Connen. turned
up with a iever last night and
it was feared he had intestinal
flu However. he worked out
with the Browns today and is
expected to be in shape for the
game.
Commenting on O'Connell's
part in leading the Browns 10
a division championship after
Q fourth-place finish in 1856.
Coach Brown said:
He took us right where we
are. He's smart and has tremen-
douS poise. Give me that type
Of q football player anytime. +"
Evening star., 1957-12-08
Home Plate Club
Rejects Officers

The HON. Plate Clubs entire
slate Of officers was elected
at a recent meeting.
Yves Mcdonald was re-elect-
ed president. Reynolds Harms
berger. vice president; Robert
Crowell, treasurer; Tex Hodg-
kins. corresponding secretary;
Jack Mattingly. recording Sec
.retary. and John Fitzgerald,
sergeant-at-arms.
Charles Fillah. Philip Sykes
and Jacob Milwit were elected
to the board OF directors for
three years each.
A dinner-dance for members
and their wives will be held at
7::30 pm. Saturday at the
Touchdown Club.
Evening star., 1957-12-08
Boys Club Schedules
Basketball Tourney

The annual Christmas bas-
ketball tournament OF the Jel-
left Branch of the Boys Club
Of Washington will be held De-
cember 26-3l.
Games will be in the 12-and-
under, l4-and-under. l6-and-
under and 2l-and-under class.
Entries close December 81 at
! pm. and teams desiring to
enter are asked 10 get in touch
with Dan Porter at Hobart
2-l3l7.
Evening star., 1957-12-08
|GuariIia Scores
|26 as Co|onials
Bow 10 wan

WILLIAMSBURG. Va, Dec.
Ia tP.-William and Mary got
off TO a 1873 lead in the first
eight minutes tonight and went
on 10 a 71-60 victory over
George Washington.
II was the first Southern
Conference game OF the season
for each and the sixth consecu-
tive setback inside the league
for the once powerful Colonials
over q two-season span.
Only once did George Wash
ington threaten to overhaul the
Indians. Led by Gene Guarilia,
the nights high scorer with
26 points and the games top
rebounder with IA grabs under
the board, the Colonials closed
to 1920 with $40 left in the
first half.
William and Mary. however.
quickly sped away and led &C.
% at intermission as Ray Lange
and freshman Jeff Cohen hit
q hot streak from the field.
The Indians, who used only
six players because Of an auto
accident that incapacitated
seven reserves earlier this
week. padded their margin to
10 points at 7l-52 with 2:50 re-
naming In the game.
Later they had reason TO be
glad they had built such a
cushion. for they tired rapidly
and failed to score another
point TO the final whistle. CIV.
meantime. got eight straight
points from Guarilia TO close
its deficit TO IL points.
Lange. with "a points. and
the 6-foot-7 Cohen. with 10,
were the principal scorers for
William and Mary. Don Engel-
ken had l3 for the Indians. Be
sides Guarilia. only Howard
Bash. with II points. scored in
double figures for the visitors.
q MnshinRton n y u pts
Evening star., 1957-12-08
Winogrod Winner
In Weiehtlifting

Lee Winograd. with a 6l0-
pound total in three lifts. won
the heavyweight class Of the
novice weightlifting champion
ships yesterday at the Central
YMCA.
And Potts won the middle
heavyweight class with 500
pound total. Joe Katalinas the
light-heavyweight with a 625-
pound total, Bob Gillingham
the middleweight with a 560-
pound total and Steve johnson
the lightweight with a SIS
pound total.
Evening star., 1957-12-08
Lincoln Runs 4:03.7

MELBOURNE. Dec. Z R.-
Mervyn Lincoln. running his
first serious race Of the season,
ran a 4:0.7 mile at Olympic
Park today. He won by 10
yards over John Murray. who
Was second in 4:05.
Evening star., 1957-12-08
FumbIes FutuI
To Quuntico
In VuIor Bowl

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Dec.
7 (P1. - Hamilton Air Force
Base parlayed two-second pc
riod breaks and nine recovered
Quantico fumbles into a 1876
victory over the Marines in the
first Valor Bowl football game
here.
A steady rain made the field
a quagmire by the end Of the
contest.
The loss was Quantico's
ninth Of the year against three
Evening star., 1957-12-08
TEE TO GREEN
By MERRELL WHITTLssEY

The Women's District Golf
Association may introduce a
women's senior tournament
next season, with the minimum
age Of As and birth certificates
will not be required.
An official Of the organization
said the other day the field for
the proposed senior champion
ship might be the biggest of
the season. II must be pointed
out emphatically that an Of
ficial Of the association made
that remark, and it did not
come from this department.
Some of the ardent golfers
who have not been tempted by
live or television football for
the past few Saturday after
moons maintain that the Satur-
day afternoon golf matches on
WMAL-TV. Channel 7, are the
best television golf shows OF
them all. The matches between
top pros filmed at Tucson, Ariz.,
are a weekly feature at 4 pm.
on Saturdays.
Many members OF Washing :
ton Golf and Country Club are
taking advantage OF the most
hospitable offer from Army
Navy 10 share the latter's club
house while Washington is re-
building.
More than 35 couples from
Washington patronized a re-
cent Sunday evening buffet
supper at Army Navy. and
the entire membership at
Washington is grateful for this
courteous offer from its neigh
boring club. Parker Luckett, a
member Of both clubs, worked
out many of the details in
Evening star., 1957-12-08

volyed in such an exchange of
amenities.
Today's scheduled pro-mem-
Der at Woodmont has been
postponed because Of what
tritely must be called obvious
reasons. Jack Girvin, pro-in-
charge during Clarence Doser's
absence. hopes to reSchedule
the event for Sunday after
noon in January. weather, Of
course, permitting.
The Middle Atlantic PEA
meeting and luncheon to hear
report on the national con-
vention will be held as sched-
uled tomorrow at Chevy Chase
Club at 10 am.
The scheduled pro-pro most
likely will be cancelled.
=
George Cornell, who enter
tanned the golf course super
in tie dents, pros. green's
chairmen, etc, in sumptuous
style the other night, is reported
to be considering a new site
for the party next year. He has
Griffith Stadium or the Ma
tional Guard Armory in mind.
DR.. Jerry Footer, club
champion at Woodmont, has
entered a tournament of Club
Champions at Kenilworth
Lodge in Sebring. Fla. January
SILL.
Bill Hardy of Chevy Chase
again will handle the club
making and repair phase Of the
PGA Assistants Training School
January 1913 at Dunedin, Fla.
Manor Country Club will
hold a 35th anniversary party
Saturday night. with Bill Jones
as chairman and Jack Daily
honorary chairman. The 25-
year members and their wives
will be honored.
The Western Golf Association
proudly announced that Of the
AZ Evans scholars TO be grad
uated from colleges in June (all
former caddies is will continue
studies in professional or grad
uate schools. The WGA also
announces a new caddie train
ing film, Your Caddie, Sir.
The Red Flannel" tourna-
ment OF the Washington Golf
and Country Club women mem
berS is being copied by the
men. who must turn in 10
scores between now and March
81. The women's event is -
years old and Mrs. D. R. Mon
sees is the only member who
has competed in all of them.
Woodmont's Clarence Do
ser. the winter pro at Vero
Beach. Fla. missed the money
by five shots in the recent West
Palm Beach Open with 1910
76. Lew Worsham was three
strokes behind Doser with IA
1914.
Mrs. G. w. Calvert. captain
c. the Women's District CO.
Associations inter city team.
needed the city's top golfers Il
a message to the annual meet
ing the other day. Mrs. Calyer
suggested the matches be called
of unless the star players offer
more cooperation. Mrs. CAL
vert's team had a 2-2 record
last year but she had to present
patched : up lineups in the
matches that were lost.
Evening star., 1957-12-08
Aqoies Reduce List
To Dozen Candidates

COLLEGE STATION. Tex.
Dec. Z (R).-The list Of pros
poets for head football coach
Of Texas AIM. which is losing
Paul Bryant to Alabama. has
been trimmed to less than a
dozen and these men are now
being contacted. DR.. c. II.
Evening star., 1957-12-08
STATISTICS

victories and one tie. Hamil-
tons record now stands at
8-l-l.
Hamilton's first touchdown
came in the opening minutes
Of the second quarter on a l.
yard plunge by former Geor-
gia Tech Quarterback Pepper
Rodgers. The score had been set
up two plays earlier when Ray
Bubick recovered a Quantico
tumble on the Marines 3.
The Defenders from Califor-
MIA Tailed again minutes later
on a 27-yard runback of an in
tercepted pass by James Craig
Quantico dominated the
game virtually the entire Sec
ond half, but a rash Of fumbles
prevented the Marines from
scoring more than once. on a
l5-yard dash in the fourth
quarter by Quarterback Dick
Broderick, formerly Of Michi-
gan State.
Evening star., 1957-12-08
STEELERS

one-time star lineman at
George Washington Univer-
sity).
Pittsburgh Guard Ed Michael.
who only recently had returned
to action after suffering q hair
line fracture of the leg earlier
in the year. reinjured the leg
in the second period. He was
carried from the field on a
stretcher and taken to a hos
pital for treatment.
New Ycrk O : , O--iO
Piltsharga . I'll
New York scorinz--Topsheown: of-
ford tfO pazs-run .-on Contriyt
Field GOAL Aga3arian ti@, Placement
Coaver ior AEalsn,aa
PitlshurEh Sccrirs - ToaehdoNrs
Rrger IA. rup with fumeif Aorrail
q rum Nicksl 90 pass from Nor
rail- Conversions Click =
Evening star., 1957-12-08

Hamilton scoring TouchdoWne
Rodgers a, plungel, Craig t2T. run
back OF intercepted pass.
QuAnttco scoring Touchdown,
Brodertck us. rum
Evening star., 1957-12-08
GENE ALDERTON TAKES BRIDE

Gene Alderton, co-captain and center on the
1857 Maryland football team, poses with his
bride, the former Patricia Dunn Of Takoma
Park, after their wedding yesterday in the
University Chapel. Gene was drafted for pro
football by the Detroit Lions last year though
he still had year of college eligibility re-
naming He met his bride in the classroom.
Star Staff Fhoto ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-12
Plea to Abolish War
Ends Scientists PorIey

PUGWASH, Nova Scotia.
July IL (P.-A meeting of
scientists from Russia. the
United States and eight other
countries from Canada 70
Communist China, ended here
yesterday with a warning Of
catastrophe unless war is ab0l-
ished.
After four days sitting
around q big table. the scien-
fists signe da 2,500-word docu-
ment that declared:
/. A nuclear war would be
a disaster of unprecedented
magnitude"
2. Such a war would kill
hundreds of millions of persons
by atomic blast, heat, radia-
ton and its effects on unborn
generations.
3. War must be eliminated,
not merely regulated.
4. About 100000 living per-
sons and another 100000 yet
to be born have been injured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-12

by six years Of atomic bomb
tests.
They suggested that nuclear
weapons tests be stopped as
mankind'S first step toward a
plan for international control
of atomic weapons.
The late Albeit, Einstein,
world-famous mathematician,
and British philosopher Bert
rand Russell did the ground
work for the conference two
years ago. They appealed then
for a meeting of scientists to
consider the perils to humanity
arising from the development
of atomic weapons.
Lord Russell invited scientists
and drew up the agenda. He
was unable to attend because
of i'll health.
Besides Russians and Ameri-
cans there were Japanese and
Canadians. a Pole and a
Frenchman, an Austrian, an
Australian, a Communist
Chinese and two British Sci
entists-all experts in their
field.
Cyrus Eaton, the Cleveland
fists signed a 2,500-word docu-
years ago. shared the cost of
the conference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-12

B. Anderson already has been
confirmed to succeed Mr..
Humphrey.
In his final words to the
committee, the 67-year-old Sec
rotary sounded as If he were
singing a swan song to public
life.
MY AZ years here in WASH
ington," he said. have been
the most rewarding and most
interesting years of my life"
The Secretary testified be-
fore the committee for IA days
as the opening witness in its
investigation of the Nations
financial condition.
Chairman Byrd, Democrat Of
Virginia. said he understood
this tied the modern record for
an appearance by a cabinet
official. Former Secretary of
the Army Robert T. Stevens
was on the stand IA days in
the 1854 Army= McC earthly hear
lnQS. ssrrr $50 .les.ssass -