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same direction this winter
Bathgate. a 6-foot, l75-pound
native Of Winnipeg. has scored
10 goals and Fl assists for 81
points. Little Camille Henry,
the leagues smallest player at
l48 pounds. leading the MIL In
goals with 10 and has 80
points. They play the wings.
Bathgate on the right.
Tickets Available
The exhibition tomorrow
night also begins at $50, as
will the Presidents return to
league competition Saturday
against New Haven at Uline's.
Those attending the Johns
town match tonight will be
able to buy tickets until $3.50
for tomorrow nights exhihi-
ton at Uline's. Advance tickets
will be on sale until 5 pm. to-
morrow at the Touchdown Club,
Pathway Sports and the WASH
ington Post and Times-Herald.
Prices are $2.50 and IS.
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Louisville Favored
In Sun Bowl Game

Ell PASO. Tex. Jan. / (R.-
Drake University sends its ace
passer. Roger LaBrasca. against
the highly-regarded running
attack Of the University OF
Louisville in the 23d annual
Sun Bowl football game today.
Leonard Lyles, a little ALL
American selection and an early
choice Of the Baltimore Colts
in the pro draft. is expected to
lead the Louisville ground at
tack.
Louisville, a seven-point
favorite. also is strong through
the air. During the season,
Quarterback Dave Orem COM
pleted 81 Of 81 passes. Lyles
also passes well.
The Louisville linemen aver
age PIT pounds. compared with
"a Drake line average OF 1874.
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WIN, LOSE OR
DRAW ), FRANCE, ,r.uu
ALoss of q Symbol

LESS THAN TWO YEARS ago Ted Kuszewski never
would have been traded for Dee Fondy Or for very
few Others for that matter.
He was the power man Of the Cincinnati Redlegs who
were trying 70 win pennant without pitching. 1t Is
patiently impossible but st the Redlegs close Big
Ku in 1885 was hitting successfully 49, ~ and IS
home runs
In the spring Of 1885, after he had slammed his 20
homers sports writer's asked him at Tampa day he
expected to break Babe Ruths record Of 60
Not really, guess" Kiu answered Although" he
added Il can hope"
memory serves, Gabe Paul spoke up Don't bet
against him.. said the general manager Of the Redlegs
although he essentially lne-drive hitter He doesn't
swing pitch and get the loft that Ruth and Kiner
and Greenberg got"
THERE WAS LOT Of mental pressure on Klu. then.
during the IS Still, he hit those a. homers The
following spring something came loose In his back and the
problem became physical Ted couldn't get his good swing
Because he is big-245 pounds-Manager Birdie
Tebbets afraid that ne would get fat instead Of
remaining muscular In truth Tebhets little neted
at Klus seeming lazness at Tampa Doctors limited
strongly at slipped disc but they weren't the time
When the Redlegs broke camp. Ku ordered to
remain In the Souh-at Douglas Ca TO be exact where
Cincinnati farmhands trained Eventually. Ted reioined
the RedlegS and hit IS homers despite great many
hah-swngs. 49,
THIS LAST SPRING, however Kluszewski never got
on the ground BY then $40 player Klus
half-dczen homers and 81 batted in made the
exfootba star from Indiana only the No first haseman
the club George Grove obtained from the Braves
Mol.
Grove hit 81 homers and drove % runs he
never the day he would have been FIRST string the
same club with Kluszews except for that aching back
Now the giant Pole belongs to Pittsburgh traded with
General Manager Paul warning the Pirates they TAX
ing chance Teds condition Which, Of course. they
doing because otherwise there would have such
deal as Kluszews for Fondy straight up considered by
Cincinnati
WITH THE PASSING Of Klu, the Cincinnati club,
which may be passing from the Rhneand itself losing
its symbol, its trademark-the buging biceps.
Kluszewsh was massively made in the arms and
chest that suspected the Redegs switched TO those odd
semT shirts they The better to the muscles the
better to instill fear into enemy pitchers.
In So far from Kuszewskis best year. Cincinnati hit
22i home runs tying the major league record for most in
one season Waly Post also longer Redeg. and Gus
Bell, Smokey Burgess Frank Robinson each was Just
as capable Of homering singing And pointed out
earlier, Cincinnati almost won a pennant despite no
pitching.
Mr.. Muscles however, the incredible Kluszewsd
Leo Durocher. when he still managing once passed
remark that may have sounded uncompmentary except
knowing Leo, 1t was the opposite.
guess that Gil Hodges is the strongest man in base
ball" Durocher once replied TO a question.
But how about Kluszewski?"
"Klu?" Leo said I'm talking about human beings"
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RANGERS HERE TOMORROW
Presidents Face Jinx
Against Jets Tonight

The Washington Presidents
ink opponent IN the Eastern
Hockey League Is none other
than the birthplace OUTFIT, the
Johnstown Jets. who come here
tonight to try to continue their
strange mastery.
Washington Is working on a
four-game winning streak at
Uline Arena and seeking It's
sixth victory In It's last seven
starts overall. A look at the
record against Johnstown, how
ever. gives an idea Of the task
confronting the Presidents at
$3.50 tonight.
Only once In i've starts this
season has Washington beaten
the Jets. and that was In the
opener at Johnstown. ST.. on
November 10. Since then the
Jets beat the Presidents, So.
and palyed TO a 2-2 tie here
and won twice more in Johns
town. 7-3 and So.
Play Rangers Next
All Of which figures to keep
the Presidents on their toes to-
night while they await tomor-
row nights exhibition match
with the New York Rangers at
Uline's for the benefit Of the
Carroll Hall Fund.
The Rangers. currently In
second place in the National
Hockey League, will arrive by
train at 100 pm. tomorrow.
Leading the Rangers into
Uline's viii be Andy Bathgate.
record team scorer the last two
seasons and headed in the
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TODAY'S BOWL LINEUP
By ths AaseeIaLed Prom

The lineup Of odays pos-season college football games
with wolos records expected attendance and time Of kcko
Tin case OF Tv and radio network air time Is used all times
Eastern Standard:
Rose Bowl at Pasadena Calf-Ohio State -i) Oregon
G-3l, 100 900. WRC-TV and WRc. 4:45 pm.
Orange Bowl at Miami. Fla-Oklahoma Cp-i) Duke
CPD. 10000 WTOP-Tv and WTOP, 1880 pm.
Sugar Bowl at New Oeans-Mississippi (e-l- Texas
O6-3-D, 82.875. WRC-TV and WRC l:45 pm.
Cotton Bowl at DallasRce T.3 Navy t8-lD, $4,000
WToP-Tv and WroP. approximately 45 pli after Orange
Bowl
Sun Bowl at FL Paso, Tex.prake C7-n Louisville 0l)
$4,000, AIS pm.
Tangerne Bowl At Orlando, Fla.--Mssssipp Southern
te-i) East Texas State (8-l), $4,000. 9 pm
Prairie View Bowl At Houston. TexTexas Southern 7-O
VS.. Prairie View (6-3), 10000, pm.
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Foley Fight Features
Show for Jimmy Lake

Ariz.. who has won II straight
fights the last two years to rate
only behind Eddie Machen
among those chasing Patterson,
OF those II straight victories
10 were by knockouts.
Sawyer. from Cincinnati. Is
less well known. but is regarded
as one Of the bright young men
Of the business. He turned pro
with good credentials. having
won the national amateur and
Golden Gloves titles in 1854
Since getting into the money
game hes won 10 OF II bouts,
with eight knockouts.
AIl-Heavyweight Card
He's in good hands. being
managed by Tom Tannas, who
handled Ezzard Charles. the
one time heavyweight ruler.
The rest Of the card also in
wolves heavyweight fighters
with the six-round semifeaturS
matching Rudy Watkins Of
Baltimore against frankie
williams OF Cincinnati, q
stablemate Of Sawyer's. Four
ders will be Tommy
Thompson against Billy Lyons
Nick Shanks against George
Brooks and Ernie Knox against
Randy Brevard. Starting time
8:45 pm.
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SEASON RECORDS

after early morning showers
The sun has never failed Il
shine on 20 previous Orange
Bowl games.
Oklahoma. ranked No. 4 In
the Nation. has lost only once
to Notre Dame this past sea-
son-in so games and won the
1854 and 1856 Orange Bow
games from Maryland. The
Blue Devils. ranked 18th ma
ionally. won six. lost two and
tied two in the regular season.
Neither Bud wilkinson. Okla
homa coach. nor Bill Murray
Duke mentor. was attaching
much weight 70 a comparison OF
the opposing teams records.
Wilkinson said: "It1l be q
tossup. although Duke Is bigger
and stronger than We are.
He said hot weather would
suit him perfectly.
Murray said: Psychology
won't play any decisive part
in the thing. It will be decided
on the basic concepts Of block
ing. lacking and superior man.
power. Oklahoma won ~
straight BY sticking to funda-
mentals."
Each university marshaled
about $4,000 ticket-holding
rooters In addition TO smartly-
performing bands. The bands
also took part in last nights
traditional Orange Bowl Fes-
tival parade. witnessed by an
estimated half million New
Years eve merrymakers in
downtown Miami.
This is the last year Of the
Orange Bowl pact under which
the Atlantic Coast Conference
provides one team and the
Big Eight the other. Starting
mex January. the Big Eight
viii furnish one Of the con-
tending elevens. The other
viii be chosen on the open
market.
The bowl game this year Is
worth about $500. 900 to each
team.
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Game
May End Jinx

ORLANDO, Fla, Jan. 1 Up
Mississippi Southern is a six
point favorite to end its bow
ink at the expense Of East
Texas State in the 18th an
nual Tangerine Bowl game
tonight. The kickoff is at q
pm.
The Southerners, making
their fourth post-season APP
pearance in five years. have
yet to win a bowl game. They
lost twice in the Sun Bowl and
bowed to West Texas State In
the Tangerine Bowl last year
They rate an edge over the
East Texas Lions on the basi:
OF a somewhat tougher SEIZED
ule and 10 pounds q man ad-
vantage In the starting lineup
Southern had an ga season
record. losing only to Alabams
and Houston. East Texas
sports an 81 record, dropping
q rs decision to Lamar Tech
and sharing the Lone Star
Conference championship.
Southern relies heavily or
30 Dickinson, q crushing 2i2-
pound fullback. and a stout
defense which blanked sever
opponents.
East Texas has q speedy
halfback In Gary Berry, who
has averaged 8 yards q carry
and q talented passing com.
bination IN Quarterback Sam
McCord and End Norman Rob-
erts. Mccord has connected
on ~ OF 50 attempts. while
Roberts has speared 20 losses
six for touchdown
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OREGON FACES BUCKEYES POWER
Rose Bowl Coaches
Call Odds Too Long

PASADENA, Calf. Jan. /
R.-The rival coaches 60 into
today's 44th Rose Bowl game
In full agreement that Ohio
States l0-point edge over Ore
gon. awarded by the oddsmak-
ers. Is a bit out Of line.
A crowd approaching the ca
paeity Of t00.809 for the Rose
Bowl Is expected, along with
clear weather and q fast turf.
The game win be televised
by NBc INCLUDING Washing
toms WRC-l). The kickoff is
set for 5 pm. washington
timel.
Coach Woody Hayes Of the
Buckeyes. who drew seat No.
Is at yesterdays KICKOFF lunch
con, said he didn't think the
number would be unlucky since
he was born In 1913 and con-
siders "l3" a lucky omen.
But" the coach Of the year
declared. anyone who picks
one. team over another in an
intersectional fray like this
must have holes in his head,
In fact. anyone who thinks Of
points or money in connection
with such a game misses the
entire point Of the contest"
weakness" Discovered
Len Casanova. Oregon coach,
said his team had checked the
movies Of Ohio States games
and thought 1t had found a
weakness at left guard on the
fourth Buckeye team.
mo one has beaten US by Is
points this year." Casanova
said. "and I don't figure oui
pink -cheeked youngsters will
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Christian College was the first
choice on 2l3 Of the 5s6 bal
lots cast by Q tribunal Of sports
authorities. On a 5-3-l point
basis. Morrow piled w i.54a
points.
Tom Courtney. former Ford
ham track star who won Olym-
pic gold medals In the 800
meter run and l.600-meter re-
lay. was the runnerup with l22
tirsts and LOST points.
Holds Several Records
Morrow. recent father Of
twins. equalled the Olympic
record for 100 meters by win
ming in 1913 seconds and set a
record for the 400 meters at
20.6 seconds. He ran the
anchor leg on the 4OO-meter
relay team that set an Olympic
and world record Of sos Sec
onds.
Morrow tied the world rec
ord for 100 yards at 90 seconds
in the NcAA championships
a. Austin. Tex. last June. He
was a member Of the Abilene
Christian quartet that broke
the 440-yard relay mark at
Fresno. Calf. in May.
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ole Miss Fovoritism
Over Texas Sogs q Bit
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. / ~

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. / R.
Mississippi Of the South
eastern Conference and Texas
of the Southwest Conference
meet today in the gath annual
Sugar Bowl football game, a
contest that means approx
mately $4,000 to each Of the
contestiug teams.
Neither, however, will be able
TO keep the full amount. A
Southeastern Conference rule
provides that anything over
SS5. 900 must be turned over 70
the commissioners ONCE. In
the Southwest circuit. only the
first s65.000 goes to the COM
peting teams. with the re-
mainder .earmarked for the
conference Golfers.
Each team must pay for its
expenses from its bowl melon.
This year the Southeastern
Conference also was repre-
sented by Tennessee In the
Gator Bowl. in which Texas
Ann represented the South
west.
Rebels Edge Says
Mississippi. second place
team in the Southeastern be-
hind bowl-ineligible Auburn. is
a three-point favorite to take
the Sugar Bowl crown. A VIC
tory would be the first for the
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Navy-Rice Struggle Looks
Like Days Biggest Thriller
Middies Given
One-Point EDGE
In Cotton Bowl
BY BILL FUCHS
star stan Writer

DALLAS. Jan. Ia question
Of superiority was due for a
dramatic answer today as Navy
and Rice laid their cases before
the Nation In the 22d annual
Cotton Bowl football classic.
The kickoff was set for $3.50
washington time.
A full house Of 1884 fans
was on hand for the virtually
even match Of high-ranked
teams beneath clear skies and
In windy. 45-degree weather.
Millions Of others across the
Nation had reserved seats in
front Of television screens for
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SEASON RECORDS

Rebels in this bowl and would
put at rest the rumors that Ole
Miss teams fail TO do their best
when the pressure Is on.
Counting on Sophomore
However. the Mississippi edge
started @gging late yesterday
when Coach Johnny Vaught of
the Rebels said he would start
Kent Lovelace at left halfback
in place Of Billy Lott. who re-
ceived a broken collar bone in
the November is Tennessee
game and who had been re-
ported as fully recovered.
Hes okay but we just are
taking it a ,,.ttle easier with
him." Vaught said.
Texas, footballs rags to riches
team. will rely on a quintet Of
determined sophomores to up
hold the States reputation Of
See SUGAR, Page Ais
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Bobby Morrow Named
Sullivan Award Winner

In addition to his Olympic
feats In 1885. runnerup Court
ney also did q iine Job in 1857.
He broke the world o0O-yard
record and the American 800
and l.000-meter marks
Harold Connolly Of the Eos-
ton IA. the Olympic hammer
throw champion and record
holder. was third with 70 firsts
and 748 points. Then came
Tommy Kon0 Of the York tPa }
AC. 1852 and 1856 Olympic
weighthfting titiist. with u
firsts and TIC points. He was
the only non-Russian to win q
world title in the 1857 weight
competition.
Other Stars Named
Glenn Davis. Olympic 400
meter hurdles champion. was
fifth with ~ firsts and 353
points. and Sylvia Ruuska OF
the Berkeley Calf Olympic
400-meter free style swimming
bronze medalist. took sixth
place with IS firsts and 23s
points.
Prank Mckinney. Indianap-
oils &C swimmer who was third
In the Olympic l0O-meter
haekstroke. had 81 firsts and
23l points. Doug Blubaugh Of
the Tulsa YMcA. National AAU
i60.S-pound wrestling cham
pion. had Is firstS and i4O
points. and Terry Rand, 0
player on the Denver AAU bas-
ketball team. had 10 firsts and
ll3 points.
Morrow succeeds Mira Pat
Mccormick, the two time
Olympic diving champion, who
won the award In 1856. She
retired after the 1886 Olympics.
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SEASON RECORDS

lose that badly TO Ohio. At
least, well show UP for the
game and give 'em all We have
and maybe II win be enough. "
Ohio State. loser Of only one
game and winner Of its last
eight straight, will stack its
power against the deception Of
Oregon, co-champion Of the
Pacific Coast Conference and
winner Of seven and loser Of
three contests.
One-TwO Punch
Ohio States attack is based
on q one-two running threat Of
Bob White. 212-pound sopho-
more fullback from Covington.
KY, and junior Don Clark. 1871
pound left halfback from
Akron.
Oddly enough, neither is
slated to start the game. White
yields to q senior. Co-Capt.
Galen Cisco. while Clark. whom
Hayes calls one Of the great
backs Of the Nation, Is nursing
a groin injury. He will go In
at some strategic moment,
however.
Oregon will bank on Right
See ROSE, Page Ais
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-01

NEW YORK. Jan. I B.-
Hank Aaron, batting star Of
the Milwaukee Braves, will be
honored here January 10 by
the sports lodge Of B'nai Birth
for "high principle and achieve
Iment in sports In 1857"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-01
Duke, Sooners
Figure Records
Mean Nothing

MIAMI. Jan. I R.-Okla-
homa and Duke meet today In
the Orange Bowl football game
before q sellout crowd Of TO-
SOL. The Sooners were 10
point favorites.
The kickoff was scheduled for
las pm. Washington time)
The Nationwide telecast by
CHS (WTOP, o. was TO start
IS minutes earlier.
The weatherman predicted
temperatures IN the high 70s
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Vicfufe on roNo A-lb
--~-~-~--~-~---~-~-~
and wrestling announcer. as
Fora Foley. No. 2 challenger
for Floyd Patterson's crown.
meets young Garvin Sawyer IN
the i0-round feature.
(The main event will be
on national television. with
WMAL-7 the outlet here at
10 PM
Won II Straight
Lake. recently turned rs. will
be master-of- ceremonies at his
own show, and will introduce
from the ring, several former
champions who are coming
mere to help honor him. They
are Jersey Joe Walcott. who
incidentally. Is one Of sawyer's
handlers; Mickey Walker and
Barney Ross. Ross also will
referee one Of the prelims.
Az for the big fight. II will
show on Foley. from Chandler
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SEASON RECORDS

this one. considered the bes: OF
the post-season attractions.
The odds late this morning
made Navy a one point favorite.
In Washington. the game
will be carried by WTOP-9.
but the telecast will not begin
until the conclusion of the
Orange Bowl game.)
Battle Of Quarterbacks
All-America King Hill Of
Rice and Tom Forrestal Of
Navy. pride Of the East. were
ready to match their talents as
quarterbacks. Also due for close
scrutiny in that position was
Frank Ryan, Hills substitute
who is touted hsre as the best
No. 2 signal caller anywhere.
A passing game was in pros
pect. The Middies, who were
ranked fifth in the last Asso-
ciated Press poll. used that
weapon extensively in compil-
ing their Bill record. The
Owls were 7-3. An upset loss
to North Carolina in the third
game and a tie by Duke are the
only blots on Nays record.
Rice. which came along in q
rush in the last half of the sea-
son to become the surprise
champion Of the Southwest
Conference and win eighth
rank in the Nation, has one Of
the games runningest quarter
backs in the big, fancy-step-
ping Hill. He has averaged 5
yards a carry and has brought
out the pass only as q reserve
measure.
Nicely Sees Air Battle
Today's game figured TO be
different. with Coach JEFF
Nicely of Rice saying the air
would be filed with footballs.
During the regular season
the Owls attempted only IL
passes a game on the average,
IL fewer than Navy.
But there's no denying Rice's
mastery Of the aerial play. Hill
completed a Of 81 passes this
season. 81 per cent. Ryan
was even more proficient with
a mark Of 81 per cent on q
competitions in "a attempts.
Hill. 6-foot-3. 205-pound Ala
baman who was the bonus
choice Of the Chicago Cardi-
See COTTON, Page Ais
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1 NEW YORK. Jan. / Pl.---
Bobby Morrow. the Texas jack
rabbit who sprinted TO three
gold medals in the 1855 Olym-
pics. has won the James z. Sui
Ivan Memorial trophy as the
outstanding amateur athlete OF
1857.
The 22-year-old physical
education major at Abilene
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-01
BY GEORGE HUBER
star star Writer

A tribute 10 an oid1time
sports figure here win be COM
bined with . showing Of the No.
2 heavyweight contender III ac-
ton tonight at Capitol Arena,
It will be Jimmy Lake night,
honoring the popular boxing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-20

EiEhty-one rockets carrying
automatic recording devices
have been shot into the upper
reaches Of the earth's atmos-
phere. some 10 attitudes of as
much as 200 kilometers, during
the FIRST third Of the Interna-
tional Geophysical year. A
kilometer Is nearly five-eighths
Of q mile.
A total Of 200 rocket ascen-
sions is planned. Those already
completed have revealed much
hitherto unknown data and dis
proved some long cherished
ideas. 81
This has Just been an
nounced BY Or, Hugh odishaw.
executive director Of the Ameri-
can 10y Committee. an agency
of the National Academy Of
Sciences.
Much Of the rocket program
lis Q Joint United States Ca
madam project with a major
firing facility at Fort Churchill
on Hudson Bay in Northern
Ontario, Australia. France.
Great Britain. Russia and
Japan also are carrying out
rocket programs.
Cause Of Radio Blackouts
Some Of the findings to date,
as detailed by DR.. Oidshaw:
| In the Arctic the lower layer
Iof the atmosphere. the electrical
lrpof Of the world from which
lradio waves are echoed. Is
significantly lower and has Q
much greater density than in
lower ATTITUDES. One rocket
Isent 10 an altitude Of 250 kilo-
meters at Fort Churchill con.
Ifirmed previous theories that
this so-called d layer Is pri-
marily responsible for radio
blackouts.
1t was determined that dis
tribution Of temperature. pres
sure and atmospheric density
Us much different at high lati-
Itudes than at lower ATTITUDES.
Density Of the high atmosphere.
III was confirmed. Is very much
under the control of the sun.
An experiment with q mass
spectrometer at Fort Churchill
confirmed the belief that gases
constituting the atmosphere
are separted by force Of gravity
lof great attitudes. Below 100
kilometers the atmospheric
gases appear TO be well mixed.
Measurements Made
Last summer q radio fare
patrol was carried out with
rockets at Point Mugu. Calf.
This was primarily intended to
find the source Of the radiation
Of radio fadeouts which result
from flares observed on the
face Of the sun. For the first
time measurements were made
OF the bursts Of X-rays and
ultra violet light which accom-
Ipany such flares.
During shipboard firings In
the Arctic q survey was made
for the first time Of the par.
ticles present In the high at
mosphere Of the worlds auroral
zone.
When American earth satel-
lites are launched. DR.. obi
shaw's report points out. the
rocket observation will be
greatly supplemented. The
committee has little doubt that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-20

Carter, q native Of Norristown
Pa. as its deputy general coun-
sci.
The announcement said Mr.
Carter. 30, Is. q Harvard Law
School graduate and one-tlmt
legal assistant TO the late Sena-
tor Robert A. Taft Of Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-20
.Indonesio, japan
Sign Peace Pact

JAKARTA. Indonesia. Jan.
20 R.--Indonesia and Japan
70 World War II hostihties.
Foreign Ministers Aichiro
Fujiyama Of Japan and suban-
drio Of Indonesia signed . peace
treaty, a separations agreement
today formally brought an end