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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-15
TEE TO G REEN
By MERRELL WHITTLEsEY

The building firm of Michnick
and Di Maio has taken over Fair
fax Country Club from the New
Workers who purchased the prop
erty more than a year ago. A
spokesman for the Michnick' S
and Di Maio's, all Of whom are
golfers, said there would be no
change in management or oper-
alton of the public course, and
that 1t will remain in play "for
long time to come"
Cary Middlecof, whose DOC
toring Your Golf" series starts
today in The Star. has a new
book Advanced Golf" on the
newsstands. Pros Roger Pea
cock of Sligo Park and Billy
Wolfe Of Glenbrook will give q
golf clinic for the public Satur-
day afternoon at 8 o'clock on
Sligo Creek Parkway, just below
the Sligo Park course. 1t will be
a presentation of the Montgom-
cry County Recreation Depart
ment.
One reason Mondays Pro-
Amateur at Washington G65CC
ran so smoothly was because
Brick Wood knows a few tricks
Wood instructed the green's force
to soak the 18th fairway, which
parallels the first, and the many
balls sliced into the 18th fairway
stopped short and didn't roll into
the ditch. On the short. tricky
second hole. he had the tee
markers moved almost to the
ladies tees. Both moves were
time savers.
Goose Creek holds its first
member-guest tournament to-
morrow. an 18-hole medal play
handicap event with about &C
entered thus far. Jim Doukas
Is in charge. Entry blanks
are at the clubs for the Maryland
Amateur championship June 6-e
at Manor. May 81 is the entry
deadline. and there will be nc
post entries.
w. w. Seay. who probably has
played the Anacostia golf course
more times than any other play
er. had his biggest thrill the
other day. a 2-2-2 finish on the
last three holes, all par threes
That gave him a 81, five under
par. and his best score there
Johnny Dunn of Kenwood
was medalist as his Bucknell
team won the Middle Atlantic
Collegiate Conference champion
ship recently at Mount Union
Pa. Dunn had 149 for SO holes
and won playoff.
Kenwood members are taking
notice Of 12-year-old Dave Turn
er. who could be the sensation
Of the Inter-club Golf League
Dave. a Texan. is one of the Ben
Hogan idols. dress. build, man.
nerismS. ETC.. had a A and 40
last week. and has broken 80. f.
Columbia Clubs juniors, under
Chairman w. A. Boone, meet Fri
day at 4:30 to get organized ano
hear from Gen. Floyd L. Parks
Middle Atlantic GA president
and senior champion.
A young pro who will be heard
. from this season is Bernie Haas
new assistant to Max Elbin al
Burning Tree. Bernie is seems
the local courses for the frs
time In the pro-ams, but h,
had a II at Washington G6sCC
despite a bad finish. Vern John.
, son Of Burning Tree and Con.
gressional. played Haas. and say,
Bernie can't miss.
>. Pro Henry Gerard OF NorbecE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-15
SoftboII Players
Injured in Collision

Neil Arrison. rightfielder, and
Moe Henry. second baseman OF
the Penn-Daw Fire Department
team Of the Alexandria Softball
League were in Alexandria Hos
pital today for treatment of
head injuries suffered when
they collided while attempting
to field a pop fly in a game
yesterday with Albert's Restau-
rant.
Arrison's condition was de-
scribed ct fair and Henry's
good.
A run scored on the mishap
and Albert's won, 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-15
Team Match Tops
Wrestling Program
At Capitol Arena

A five-event program head.
lined by a team match featuring
the Won Hess brothers will be
Offered wrestling fans tomorrow
night at Capitol Arena.
Karl Won Hess and his brother
Eric, the latter making his debut
here. will take on The Great
Scott and Chief Big Heart in a
team match.
In the opener. at $3.50. Rick
Starr and Jerry Graham clash
in a non-televised match.
Other bouts list Roy Shire
against Ted Levin. Czaya Man.
dor VS.. Bobby Wallace and Oya-
ma KatO VS.. Larry Hamilton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-15
FIGHTS LAST MIGHT

MIAMI BEACH, Pla.--Willie Pastrano
~, New Orleans. outpointed Neal WEIGH,
2O6, Toledo. Ohio. 10.
LOWELL. MaSs.-Billy RYAN. 16s
Lowell, knocked out Toe Green. 1855,
Brooklyn. I.
OAKLAND. Calf Joey 0iambra. 1870
Buffalo. N. y, stopped Chico Vejar
lo6ha. Stamford. Conn. 2.
HOUSTON. 1ex.--Johnny Busso, l43
Cleveland Ohio 8.
SPOKANE. Wash.-Amos fSugar) Lin
coin. lQS. Portland. Ores knocked Out
Hank Thurman, 1pe. Modesto. Calf. /
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played a few holes at the new
Laurel Pines course near Laurel
race track the other day in the
company Of Gillie Shapiro, and
liked it. Nine holes will be ready
by late summer or fall.
Trophies through the courtesy
of Bobby Jones, Ben Hogan and
George Zaharias have been do
mated for Mondays Pro-Celeb-
rity tournament at Bethesda
Naval, a second annual event
being played in the interest of
the physically handicapped.
John C. Fischer, Leopold v.
Freudberg and Myron A. Dy-
singer make up the committee
The Junior Girls Committee OF
the Women's District Golf Asso-
citation has prepared IL pages
of dos-and-don'ts for the teen
ayers who will participate in the
Junior program. There will
be at least a dozen prizes for the
first anniversary tournament oil
the Oxon Run Golf Club May
1926, with special events fol
men, women, juniors, plus blind
DOGGY and hole-in-one competi.
ton.
Elizabeth Manor c. c. al
Portsmouth. Va, announces the
first Eastern Amateur champion.
ship for August 16-17-l8, anc
George SINNERS note points out
it would be an ideal time to visit
the jamestown Festival. ThereT
be style shows. dancing anc
swimming parties, etc.. in con.
nection with the tournament.
The Middle Atlantic women.
championship all week at Wood.
mont. and the Congressional
Member-Gu are among the
events on a crowded schedule
next week
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Mrs. Muncos Takes
Norbeck Guest Honors

Mrs. John Mancos. president
Of the Womens District Golf As
ISOLATION. was the guest winner
with 88-l2-76 on ladies' day at
Norbeck yesterday. Mrs. 81 Tan
dler won net with 94-15-79.
The 9-hole group winners we're
Mrs. Ted Sohen. 81 gross and
Mrs. Arnold Perry, 63-2l-42 net.
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.Quuntico Eleven Set
For Service Bowl

The Quantico Marine football
team will play in a service bow
December 2 at Chattanooga
Tenn. The opponent will be
selected at a future date.
The American Legion Of Chat
tanooga is sponsoring the game
which will be an annual event
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Compassionate
Women Golfers
Eye ; Titles

Congressional Country Clubs
women golfers appear headed
for three titles in the six divi-
sions of the Women's District
Golf Associations team matches,
a developmen that overshad-
owed the close race in the
first division after yesterdays
matches.
Taking the bye matches into
consideration, Congr essional's
teams stikl are comfortably
ahead in the second. fifth and
sixth divisions races. In the
sixth, Congressional has two
teams entered and 1t is Congress
sional III that is out in front.
Chevy Chase moved into con-
tention for the first division title
with an unexpected 80 sweep
over Washington G&CC at
Prince Georges yesterday. Ar
gyle's defending champions were
short one player and had to win
5h-of-G in the last two brack-
cts for a 5la-S12 victory over
Columbia.
Army Navy. paced by a 70 by
Mrs. A. H. Allen, won 512-3l2
over Kenwood. Argyle plays
Chevy Chase May R8 and the
winner of that match or Army
Navy will be the champion.
FIRST DIVISION STANDINGS
xcheyy Chase 251s xWsshineton 5
k kArEyS % xPrtnce Geo. 9
xPlRyed one less match.
Ctaevy Chase moved ahead of
Argyle. both having played the
same number Of matches, as its
combinations OF Mrs. Edward C,
Ferriday. jr.. and Mrs. Paul H.
STREET; Mrs. Webb Hayes and
Mrs. Landra Plat; and Mrs.
Arnold Wilcox and Mrs. w. S.
Parsons all scored sweeps.
Betty CARRIER tried a solo in
Argyle's first bracket, but lost all
three points to Mrs. John Barry
and Mrs. Richard Kreuzburg of
columbia. Mrs. Frank Cush and
fGeorgia Mae McKeever. and
Alice Radcliffe and Mrs. Helen
\ Konopa then came through for
Argyle.
Today a great majority of the
Glass A players were at Chevy
: Chase for the first round of the
: Ikeefer Cup tournament, the ma.
jor medal-play event on the
t schedule. The final round is
scheduled tomorrow.
The feature shot of the matches
yesterday was by Mrs. j. G,
Schnitzer of Washington G. and
c. C.. who knocked a three-wood
second shot into the cup on the
par 4 seventh hole at Manor in
the second division play.
Aside from the first division
; and the three in which Congress
: Sional is leading, Manor is the
1Aeader in the fourth division, and
: Chevy Chase is far ahead in the
third.
First Division At Prince Ceorres
Arayle: 6ia Columbia. ga.
Army Navy, ga; Kenwood, az,
CHEVY Chase .: washington a.
/, Second Division AZ Manor
1 washington. 5Ia: Army Navy az
4 confessional. s: Belle Haven, /
indian Spring.. = Woodmont, .
Third Division at Columbia
: CHEVY Chase. Z: Prince GEORGES
Army Navy. IA: Court House, Al.
: Woodmont. 5i7 kenwood. 3h.
Fourth Division AZ Chevy Chase
Bethesda, r.; Woodmont, ..
I Argyle, 5l7; Manor ~.
Fifth Division at WashinRteu
! Court House. q: Prince 0eorges, 3
Congressional. 3: Woodmont, /
] Norbeck, B.. Columbia. 4.
[ sixth Division ~ Indian SpPinE
Argyle B; Congressional ~. 4
Congressional Ill, 81: Army Navy. az
:. Manor. 81: Washington 2h
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ChuirIifts Sturt
Season in Hioh

FRANCONIA NOTCH, N. H
The tourist season in New
Hampshire has just shifted into
high-literally.
The mile-long tramway to the
top Of Cannon Mountain and the
chairlift up Mount Sunapee went
into operation the last week in
May. New cable installations
were completed on both lifts
previous to opening day. accord
ing to Robert e. Sullivan. super
|intendent Of New Hampshire
parks.
The reservations at Franconia
Notch and Mount Sunapee an
nually cater to New Englanders
and visitors from outside the
region by the tens Of thousands.
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an auto with an out-of- State
license. are a real temptation.
The loss of personal belong
ings or funds can take the pleas.
ure out of a vacation, but such
discomfort is nothing to the
nightmare experienced by those
whose child has been victimized
by the sex pervert. Swift APP
Iprehension and prompt prosecu-
ton have rendered kidnapping
for ransom relatively rare. but
the danger still exists. Far great
ler. however. is the ever present
danger from that warped crea-
Iture. the kidnaper who is also
the child molester.
The first line Of protection in
such a situation, Of course, has
its beginning long prior to tho
start Of the vacation. Specific
and fundamental rules must be
inculcated along with early
training. For safety's sake,
teach your child never to accept
gifts from strangers. never to
enter the automobile of an un-
known person. and never to &C.
company a stranger anywhere
on foot.
Tell Them to Shout
Train your youngsters. both
boys and girls. to shout for help
as loudly as possible if anyone
attempts to detain them. I'M
press on them that the police
are their friends. and that if
any strange person molests or
annoys any child, the fact
should be reported Immediately
to the nearest police ofiicer or
person in authority.
Crimes against persons tend
to increase during the hot
weather months. Never leave
your children alone and unpro-
tected, and when you leave
them in the care Of another per-
son. make certain that individ-
ual is responsible and trust
worthy. Make certain. also. that
your child's room is not readily
accessible from the outside. and
that windows. screens and doors
have effective locks.
This season. as you prepare
for your vacation, no one but
you can decide whether you will
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Invitation to Criminals
Can Ruin Vocation

ment. however, is clairvoyant. II
will simplify their task immensely
if the vacationer anticipates the
possibility of an emergency and
advises as to where he may be
reached.
Too many people extend un-
whiting hospitality to the burglar
by leaving doors or windows un-
locked and by failing to store
valuableS such as silver. jewelry
or money in a bank vault OF
other inaccessible place. A tea
pot or a picture frame is not q
safe place in which to hide
currency.
The chance that your empty
house will not be burglarized is
steadily lessening. Last year
pa, 900 private residences such as
yours were burglarized. Does il
shock you to realize that of the
525, 720 burglaries reflected in
the Uniform Crime Reports
Bulletin for 1856. more than 40
per cent were Of homes? Or
that, in the same period, the
property loss to robberies, bur-
glaries, auto thefts and other
larcenies was approximately $440
million? This tremendous loss,
however. was Offset by a police
recovery rate Of about 81 per
cent.
Beware Strange Riders
A vacation can begin dam
gerously if one ignores the daily
news accounts Of robberies and
murders committed by persons
seeking rides. The rider you pick
up may place you in the head
lines. Why take q chance on
having your skull cracked or
your car stolen? Don't gamble
with the life Of your family.
And don't gamble on your
vacation. Make inquiries ahead
OF time and avoid the "gyp
Joint" where a quick acquaint-
ance with friendly strangers
may place your fortunes in
the hands Of q get-rich-quick
artist. one Of the skilled prac-
titioners Of the "pigeon-drop"
or film fam" swindle. Remem-
Der that the Judge Baker"
game. though ancient, is effec-
tive. and that by displaying q
big roll Of bills you may draw
the attention Of Just such a con-
fidence man.
Keep in mind that when you're
offered something for nothing, Z"
the thing that is being sought
is your bank account. Take the
police into your confidence and
report the suspicious actions Of
any new acquaintance. The po-
lice won't embarrass you but
their check Of your acquaintance
could possibly embarrass him. He
Just might be a fugitive.
The majority Of resort hotels
provide safes for valuables. Use
them. Your cash and jewels.
clothes. swimsuits and luggage
constitute most acceptable loot
to the resort thief. Don't give
him a break by leaving valuables
in the clothing yeu check at
the pool or beach.
Take Auto Key
Car care can be vital on va
cation. Make removal Of the key
from the ignition your constant
habit. Always close the windows
and lock the door on departure.
That package, camera or luggage
on the seat Of an unattended
car is a distinct invitation to
break in. Clothes on a hanger.
particularly when they are in
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Continued from PAGE Ell

AA~ $50
empty premises to make sure
everything is all right. But in
order to do this. the police must
know that a home is empty. If
anything is amiSSs the police will
do their best to locate a vaca-
toner and let him know of the
emergency. No police depart
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
Treudwuy Chain
To Open Newest
Inn in July

From Western New York to
the off-shore islands Of Cape
Cod. the Treadway Inns are pre-
pairing for what is widely her
aided as a record summer travel
season.
The newest and most westerly
OF the group of is inns, restau-
rants and resorts in popular
vacation areas is the Treadway
Inn at Niagara Falls. N. Y. The
motel wing Of this new l56-room
hotel-motel. overlooking the rap
ids on the American side, will
open for summer travellers in
early July. The official opening
of the new hosiery will be held
in the fall, after the restaurant
and other public rooms are COM
pleted.
At Cooperstown. N. Y, the
stately Otesaga on Lake Otsego
will open for the season on July
l. The Cooper Inn. another
Treadway operation in Coopers-
town, is open all year.
Long Trail Lodge. a rustic inn
in the Green Mountains near
Vermont, began its
summer season on June 3. The
lodge sits on the Long Trail, a
mountain path which extends
$50 miles from the Massachusetts
to the Canadian border.
A short ferry ride from Woods
Hole. Mass. is the island Of
Martha's Vineyard. Here the
Harbor View at Edgartown will
be open on June IS for its first
season as a Treadway Inn.
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take simple. essential precau-
tons and give yourself a break.
or whether, through your care
leSsness. it will be the criminal
who gets one.
North American NeHspaper AlliAneel
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Pony Penninq Dutes

The annual roundup and pony
penning on Virginia's Chinco-
league Island is set for July. "a
and IS.
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MIDTOWN
NEW YORK
BY CHARLES McHARRY

NEW YORK-Who's backing
Nelson Rockefeller? Jack E,
LeOnard's tailor Just made a
pair of Bermuda shorts for
somebody named Toulouse
Lautrec. What with T. C.
Jones at the Golden Theatre
and Lassie at Madison Square
Garden, this is the biggest
season for female impersona-
tors. :. You can always tell
when It's autumn in New York.
The dust is cooler. Cliff
Johnston of the Sutton Restau-
rant saw Man on Fire" and
was burned UP because he had
to pay for the ticket. Will
the Newark College Of Phar-
macy kick OF its football
season with a pep pill rally?
:. Bob Olin's had a real celeb
rity in last night. The first fell
low to be knocked down by a
new Edsel. {. Sign at the new
Lakewood. N. j.. Space City
amusement park: "Earthlings,
Go HomeI"
y
Maybe they better give those
stars In Happy Hunting"
shooting licenses. That new
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HOLLY WOOD
BY SHEiLAH GRAHAM
Now It's Cooper, Kerr

hot pursuit. asking for her
autograph like five dozen
school kids. For my wife"
some explained. oh. yeahP
Barry Sullivan writes that he
likes living in the east and
is buying a permanent home in
Rockport, Mass. He has been
there filming his Tv series,
"Harbourmaster."
Anthony Quinn. who worked
with Sophia Loren in the still
unreleased "Attila, the Scourge
Of God" wants Sophia for his
leading lady in THE Mira
culous Fish Of Santa Domingo
THAT title will have to be
changedl for his independent
company. But Sophia has such
q busy schedule ahead of her
including marriage to Carlo
POnti--that. though she is will
ing to do the movie. she won't
be available for at least q year.
Tony Is willing to wait.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-23

record, Love Songs Of Martha
Harp" is a real switch. Makes
love sound interesting.
WEST Side Story" has such
a heavy advance sale you'd
think 1t was the East-Side.
Bette McLaurin's new record.
What a Night for Love-" was
recorded at 8 am. Dunhill's
has a new Transfers Cocktail.
Two of them and you get your
money Beck. /. +. The Laurels
Country Club reports water-ski-
ing is very big there. Seems the
lake has a natural slope. f.
The new Sheldon Reynolds TV
series, Dick and the Duchess. !"
will never suffer from over
exposure. Nobody will get tired
ogling that Hazel Court. :.
Remember Ed Mort, who had
that wonderful pot in the
Village? Well. he's doing fine
with a new one in Scarsdale.
/. The best way TO drink
coffee is with cognac in 1t. i.
The Madison Avenue Tearoom
is on Fifth Avenue at Forty
sixth street.
4 4 +
Note from a press agent:
THE Safe Madison was named
for Dolly Madison. The only
reason ! want it mentioned is
to keep her memory alive" =. 4.
That Mexican film hit. "The
Roots" had to win an interna-
tional prize at Cannes before it
could be booked into the Fine
Arts Theater here Despite
the title. you can't see the
Down Payment" on the
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installment plan =. Singer
Nancy Eliot's poodle is so well
trained she's given it a key Of
its own !. I don't know who to
vote for in the Miss Rheingold
contest. They don't tell me
which are Republicans and
which are Democrats That
Vespa motor scooter parked in
front Of Armando's belongs to
Gen. Robert Condor, head Of
civil defense. For q quick get
away. no doubt Now that
the Giants are moving out,
maybe some Of the neighbor-
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hood kids can get in and play
some polo.
\ 4
There are now magazines
called Cool, Hep and Dig. Take
it from there. mani. Nat
King Coles new record, with
You on My Mind" was written
by his sister-in-law. Now Mats
afraid the rest Of his family
will ask for equal ear time /.
The Mello-Larks will get $500
for one song on the Jerry Lewis
TV show but they've agreed
to do three encores Robert
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. A-15
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER s3,

@. Lewis is pushing a new
whisky named Elevator" Now
you can be higher than she is,
I. The Hess Bros. store in
Allentown features solid wall
carpeting in its sportswear
dept. But does it have WALL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-23

paper on the floor? . Jada,.
the exotic dancer, was advised
to save some money for a rainy
day by manager Eddie Kaplan.
So she saved UP and bought q
new top for her convertible
Bob DOwney, at No. l.