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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22

The death at n OF Andrew j.
(Andy) Goddard. who was bur-
led today In Cedar Hill Gene
terry, brought a food Of memo
ries 10 the graybeards OF duck
pins, survivors OF an era In
which the great Royal team
dominated the District League
and carried the standard for
Washington In intercity
matches. Six times, from 1910
TO 1921. the Royals won the
District League title and once
they tied for the title. They
figured prominently. too, In the
equally strong National Capital
League.
Goddard was q Royal In more
ways than one. The word APP
piled also as an adjective 10 the
tall, angular. d-nghting. but
kindly. man. He was one Of the
best liked men In the game.
The original Royals we're
Harry F. Krauss. Harry B. Hal
ley. Harry Stanford, J. Bernard
Skinny Carroll and Earl
Lewis. OF whom only KrauSs
survives, Such was the prestige
of the team that merely 10 be
b c ckoned as a substitute
marked a bowler with q certain
distinction. So II was In the
beginning for Goddard.
Finally. to break the monot-
ony Of victory. the Royals were
used as the nucleus for two
teams, with KrauSs captaining
one and HALEY the other.
Goddard was a Krauss choice.
along with Carroll. Lewis and
the giant Harold CBiggie) Sup
plee. Halley's men were STAN
ford. KrauSS' brother Lon, Ray
Chaplin and Eddie Howser.
Henry TAFT Rodier was the
Royals manager.
The feats OF the Royals were
legion. Harry Krauss became
the only man ever to win the
District League individual
championship three straight
times. during a period when he
not only was the towns best
duckpin bowler but its top ten
pinner. frequently shooting ST.
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Gu Team, Alumni
To Honor Reilly

Miggs Reilly. who recently
gave up his post as basketball
coach at Catholic u. will be
honored by the team and alum
nj with a dinner next Tuesday
night at the Touchdown Club
Reilly, a former Georgetown
Standout, had coached the
Cardinals for five years. His
team last season had a 1876
record. He gave up the Job to
devote full time to his law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
Bout for Foley

PHOENIX. Ariz.. April %
R.-Bill Swift, manager Of
Fora Foley. second ranked
heavyweight contender. says
his fighter will meet Art Swiden
Of Pennsylvania in a l0-round
bout at Las Vegas May S.
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HIGH SCHOOL
GOLF

Northern Virginia League
Annandale. q; George Washington. 3.
Groveton 5; Falls Church
Wakefield. q; George Mason, 0.
Washington Lee, s; Hammond, ].
MARYLAND BI-COunty League
Bladensburg, q; Richard Mont.
TOmery. q.
Northwood. z; Northeastern. .
Walter johnson ga Hish Point, ga
NOn-League
B-CC, a. St Johns, 3.
Blair. 6ta. Bulls, ~
CeorsetoWn Prep. 5i7 wilson, ~,
Snecial SIX. sis. western, "a
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HEvy CHASE AREA-ciose NIH

and walter Reed corner lot: 4
rms. and bath; lge. walk in closets,
parquet floors. picture windows.
f1repl; $50 mo- with lease. Morn
ings and Sun JU. 5-I454; after
noon NO. 1881,
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HOUSES uMFuRMlsHED
tcONTlNuEDl

ARL., n, 215i N. Pollard bed
rms. din, rm, det. house, in des.
location; redec.; $110 mo. PAUL
p, STONE, Realtor, TU 2-l10b;
sun. and ewes, Mr.. Miller, ia. p
ARL.. va, 1909 N, Danville--3
bedrms., liv. rm.. din. rm., den:
$50 mo. FL. 4-8O36.
ARL. AREA-Newly decor. 3-bed.
rm. rambler; Ice; equip. kit, util.
COW. schools. IA. 2-7164.
ARL. NJ, close in--Vacant: excel.
location; half acre. trees: 22-ft.
Nv rn' irepl mod. kit; oil
ARL. N.-Rambler, charming. re-
dec; bedrms., porch; fenced
yard: excel. loo. JE. 4-S26S. Sat-
ARL: .FALLS CHURCH-FAIRFAX
CTY.-VIENNA -. Lovely homes:
some some o. ops Yino to Say: 5e Ygn
5000: . bedrms.. s95 to SII5.
ASK-uS! REALTY CO. IA. s-ls52.
ARL., Newly dec. 5 Minis. Pent.
bus; 2 bedrms, fenced yd.: COW.
shops: reas. JE. 2-0l07.
ARL.. NOy--5-rm. brick Colonial:
detached garage: cow to schools.
churches. transp. JE. 3-0O37.
ARL.. 1886 N. Monroe; mr.. Kanns--
Semidet. brick; . bedrms., porch.
bsnt.; oil neat; sos. OIL. 2-662S:
ARL. NORTH-3 bedrms., . baths,
rec. rm.. porch, garage: ideal Local
ton. $3.50. OWNER IA. 7-44js.
ARL.. Ne bedrms. liv rm, Ice.
kit. bath, bsmt mr. Kann's shop
ping ctr; immed. occupancy; 500.
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GEORGETOwN-House with beau.
tifullv planted garden and terrace,
all overlooking Potomac: large liv.
laundry: 3 bedrms.. cia baths;
garage air-cond. Reasonably
priced TO suitable tenant Cell
Mr. Meador CO. 5-05s4 MILF
CENT cEATEL. Realtor. DE.
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THE WESTCHESTER
paths. spacious entr. foyer. 30-f
Nv. rm -solarium, full din. I'm
corner exposure.
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SILVER SPRING bedrms,. end
A.; no pets; couple pref; refs.
utils. not incl. $50. 10. 3-6SS9
Sill. SPG.--lst-fir. apt, 1858 Sill
Spg ave-: liv. rm., bedrm.. kit,
dinette, bath; front, back porcbes;
. blks. Ga. ave. Hecht. Co: SIS
mo-, incl. util JU. 9-304i
TAX. PIX and . bedrms.: newly
dec; residential area, mr.. shop
ping and buses. JU 9-455S, Ju.
5-0544.
TAKOMA PARK - 2-bedrm. apt /;
spacious: pvt. entr.. mr.. shop,
good transp. JU. 5-5901. JU.5-59OO
3Ois NEWDALE RID rms, di-
nette, kit, and bath; $3.50, Key
with tanitor. FLOYD z. DAVIS
CO., 1929 x st NV. Ma. S-0352.
SIi3 FLOWER AVE, Takoma Park
--~2-bedrm. apt: inimed. occu-
pancy, JU. $3.50 or JU. 5-Od9l.
5000 FLOWER AVE. Takoma Park,
Md II bedroom terrace apart
ment, SCI 80, including utilities
Call ia. 9-6O52.
1919 tOth ST. Brentwood, Md =
) rooms, newly decorated; all util-
tiles furnished, UN. 4-sl62.
S716 PLYMOUTH ST, APT
. rms, kit, bath: all utils, SD
WASHINGTON RLTY. RIA, 3-S3OO
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

.?1O. ADAMS MILL RID. NV. -
Foyer. liv. rm., full size din. rm..
:. bedrms. . baths. kitchen, 3
closets. Good transp. and shopping
facilities. HO. .-uyti6
CO-OP APARTMENTS FOR SALE
in the conveniently located"
Broadmoor Coop, 1901 Connects
cut ave. NV For choice apart
ments 20 70 the Broadmoor desk
and ask for Mr. Brooks, or eau
WO 6-0la1 TOWN g. SCBUR-
BAN REAL ESTATE CO
TILDEN GARDENS-choice 2-bed-
room. l-bath apt. living room.
dining room and kitchen. over
looking park and the ? bedrooms
with view of the gardens. monthly
operating expense under $50. In
spection by appointment only. j.
NELSON HUGHES. EN- 2-s400.
NAYLOR GARDENS
$500. I bedrm., lsy. rm., din.
rm. kit and bath
So 0d0. . bedrms. liv. rm., din.
I'm. kit and bath
Sii 500. 3 bedrms., ly. rm.. din.
rm kit and bath.
go int. on unpaid balance. AL
apis. conv located and on either
LIST. or I'd floor Also storage and
laundry faeils. avail For details
to inspect, call JOHN L. SHELTON,
Yealtor, 10. 10000
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THE ONTARIO
H. G. Swiftly co.
OFFERS FOR INSPECTION
BY APPOINTMENT

BY APPOINTMENT
THE wEsrcHEsTER
To settle estate bedrms, 2
,aths spacious entr. foyer. Soft.
llv. rm. -solarium, full din. rm..
corner exposure.
aO0i PORTER ST. NV.
bath: front corner; mo. assess,
S2l: price, $4,000, terms.
1890 CONN. AVE. NV.
Walk-up bldg. Excel loo. mr.. Conn
and Porter; only 1880 with low
cash payment.
HAMPSHIRE GARDENS
4al2 New Hamp. ave. n.w.-,,Very
large; 3 bedrms., din rm,. 3 ex-
posures; huge closets; Sl3.2S0.
Also avail beaut l-bedm. apt,
like new throughout; $4,000.
THE cLYpEsDALE
2s0i Adams Mil I'd, nw.--i
bedrm., peri cond new kit. air
cond. reasonably priced.
THE NETHERLANDS
1875. Columbia I'd n.w.--Excep.
tionally large a-bedrm. apt. with
foyer. din. rm, pantry kit, bath,
eley. switchboard. bldgs on Mt
Pleasant carline; only 81 800
THE ONTARIO
1853 Ontario rd. n.w,---Lovely
front / -bedrm. view. fireplace, new
kit. excel. cond. Price reduced
owner must sell.
RUTLAND COURTS
ICES 18th 81. nw.---Attrac, EN-.
cheney; only SO $50. very liberal
terms, newly decor.
CALL Mr. cHAs HUGHES
ST. $500 WI, s.2eSS
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Ie20 N. IRVING ST.. u block TO
/ large comb. living room bedroom:
comb. Kitchen breakfast room.
bath; parking: S65 incl. utilities.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-VA.

APIS. UhFuRNlSHED-vA.
ALEx.--3 bedrm. $40. incl. ali
utils,, conv schools, shop trRnsp
so s-0JO4 after $3.50 pm
ALEXANDRIA - one bedrm an
utils except cleo. laund faells
s72 ali S Patrick st, XII a-ll02
ALEXANDRIA--One and two bed
I'm apts, with porches. canv. 10
pentagon airport, etc BRODIE
a. COLBERT INC "tO3 x At
NV FE 7-2l2l Mr. CASSIDY.
XII s-07i3
ARL.--Apt. bldg lge. attrac., newly
dec, | -bedrm apt. cOnv to Pent
IT Myer. shops ! blk bus ldry.
facils S75. incl utllsa 1905 N
TAFT Apt. ia. 4-i420
A..I., N.--2-bedrm. apt compl
din. rm, sundeck, air cond stor-
age KE B-1i32 IA S-3322.
ARL., 2OI n. THOMAS sT.--one
bcdrm, redec x7B. incls. all
utils Call ianitor IA 5-dls3
ARL., MISSIONER. 5723 N. 10th
wash blvd l--l bedrln, liv, nm.
din area kit. bath washer
S71 SO, gas incl KE. S.2420 or
ID. 7.77A0.
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CALL Mr. cHAs HUGHES
ST. $500 WI, s.2eSS
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tcoNflNuEDl

AFFECT a de luxe. air-cond. apt.
before hot summer at winter rates /.
almost-new large i-bedrm. units,
at S107 so. incl, all utils. Res.
mgr, ia. 4-34S3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

DOMINION HTLLS-:3-bedrm. brick
Colonial Equip kit. rec. rm /.
fenced yard with trees. Available
BENOIT. Realtor KE S-6R17
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1859 Columbia I'd n,w-Excep
tionally large 2-bedrm, apt. wit
foyer. din, I'm, pantry kit. bath
rley switchhoard 6lde .39nn M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

FAIRFAX co. = CLOSE IN, IS
minis. TO Pentsgon New modern
split level: } beorms, Ia baths,
rec rm, large lot trees mr..
transp sIS0 ASK US! REALTY
CO ia N.l2as IA 1-'R5a.
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COLLEGE PIX. waking distance to

Univ. OF Md -Four hedrms. .
baths. sep. din. rm. all-elec. kit
huge scr. pch. full hsrnt with
automatic washing machine, pine
paneled rec rm. toilet. fenced
rear I'd; S165. Avail May /. AP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

EAST PINES, MD. 56.5 9th ave.
-2-bedrm. BUNGALOW; liv. rm.,
lac. kit and bath sos; tenant
viii show. WALKER d DUNLOP,
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FAIRFAx COUNTY MIRAcLE-Bis

FAIRFAx CoUNTY-close in. 3.
garden space; $50 so per mo. EN-.
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CHARLES COUNTY-Pleasant 4.
room log house with bath, new
electric range, electric hot-water
heater: large, fenced yard. shade
J D. pADGFTT, White Plains.
Nd West 4-G1Oq
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furn.; "a DIX. BUS, S09, JE, S-2Ie3
ARL., near Fl. Myer, in apt, bldg =
bedrm., liv. rm.. kit, bath: $61
utils. extra. DU. b-9O7h
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THE CLYDESDAl4E
2s0i Adams Mill I'd, NV
bedrm.. peri cond new kit, al
cond. reasonably priced,
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CONN. AVE. ESTATES tWheatOnl
--3-bedroom brick rambler; full
occupancy: Si95. VIII. 6-6Q13.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

y. r - I MN W,
COOP. Apt. Authority since la20l
Bldg. MA. S-9565
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NHEFN NHNSE = UnIuful3ne0 3~
beorm. home: spacious sunrm..
built-in garage. handicapped ground:
3 blocks to Chevy Chase shopping
center: l-tare zone: walking dis.
lance to schools: $3.50. OIL. ..
:3203
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Russiu Raises
Price of Vodku
To Reduce Use

MOSCOW. Jan. 2 (R.-Ths
government advanced the prics
Of vodka today ito help In the
struggle against the extrava-
CANT use Of alcoholic liquor"
The retail prices Of wines
automobiles. motorcycles and
machine-made carpets also
were raised. Reductions were
announced for some types Of
television sets and some Rus
sian cameras.
The retail trade ministry die
not specify the new vodks
prices. but at a liquor store hall
a liter Of best grade Of vodka
formerly priced at IS ruble:
ana 80 kopeks. was quoted to-
day at 30 rubles and 80 kopeks
At the Official rate Of ex-
change-four rubles to the dol.
lar-that would be an increase
from about $3.50 q pint tc
about SITS q pint. I
Wines were up two to foul
rubles a bottle.
Prices Of q number Of un.
specified industrial goods went
up or down.
The ministry said the price:
Of bread and bread products
would be rounded of for easier
accounting. with most Of the
,benefit going to the consumer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02

orously with every means at its
disposal" to promote prosperity
and peace. throughout his
statement. the Secretary linked
prosperity TO spending for
national security.
Although the Secretary did
not 60 into detail. the admins
tration has drafted Standby
plans 10 combat a serious
economic downturn. Beyond
defense programs. these plans
provide for liberalized credit.
increased public works. tax cuts
and other devices. Key officials
maintain the economy has not
yet declined sharply enough TO
justify large-scale counter
measures.
Mr.. Weeks emphasized that
attitude" may be as important
q factor as statistical yard
sticks. Federal. State and local
policies promote recovery by
Strengthening public conf
dence." he said.
81 Most Prosperous Year
He called 1857 the most
prosperous year in history with
the economy reaching new
peaks for the third successive
year" Despite the recent and
continuing showdown. he said.
Continued ON Page AS. Col. 5
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By the As.ocIatsd Pre.s

Traffic deaths in the United
States hit q record postwar
high for q one-day New Year
holiday and exceeded the toll
Of 100 predicted by safety ex-
perts.
A tabulation today, which
included belated reports for the
30-hour period from 9 pm,
(local time) Tuesday TO mid
night last night. showed l57
persons killed in motor vehicle
accidents.
Thus. the trafiic toll was
higher than the National Safe
ty Councils pre-holiday esti-
mate OF 1870. Just as 1t was for
the 30-hour Christmas holiday
last week. The Christmas traf-
fic death toll was 225. as COM
pared TO the $50 predicted by
the council.
In other violent deaths dur
ing the New Year holiday pc
Rod. IA persons lost their lives
In fires and 20 were killed in
miscellaneous accidents. The
overall total Of loi compared
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QUEEN EMPLOYS
MOUSE CATCHER
BY APPOINTMENT

LONDON up. - The
Queen Of England has
mice. and that's ofiicial.
The fact Is disclosed In a
new list of royal warrant
holders - people who do
business with the Queen
and are entitled to adver-
tise by appointment TO her
majesty"
The list included the
name Of the British Rat
ting Co., a rodent control
Arm In East Grinstead. A
company spokesman said
his men catch mice for the
Queen in her private
houses. such as her country
estate. Sandringham.
Buckingham Palaces
mice are the responsibility
Of the government Ministry
Of Supply.
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l57Die in U.S.. 7 roffic,
Breaking Holiday Mark

10 278 for the Christmas pc
Rod. which included ~ deaths
in fires and IS killed In mis-
cellaneous accidents.
The previous record traffiC
toll for a one-day New Year
celebration since World War II
was ITO In the 1919 transit
ton. The low mark for q 30
hour New Year holiday in the
same period was % in the 1896
2 transition. The all-time high
In trafiic deaths for any one
day holiday since World War II
was $50 on Christmas, 1916.
Icy and snowy streets and
highways in much OF the Mid.
west and rain in New England
were considered added hazards
TO the heavy holiday travel.
New York led the State traf.
nc toll by q wide margin. with
% deaths. Ohio. which led the
States In the Christmas count
with 81 deaths. reported eight
highway deaths In the New
Year holiday. No traffic fatali-
ties were reported in more thar
o half dozen States.
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Delve Into Records
cord-Setting 4-Engine Jet Plane
ASSIGNED for Nixon's Official Trips
BY IN. Associated Press


Vice President Nixon will
have a record-breaking Air
Force jet transport available
for his use on ofiicial trips
from now on.
The plane. a modified trans
port version Of the Boeing
KC-l35 Jet tanker. is the same
craft In which Air Force Gen.
Curtis r. LeMay set new rec
ords In November on flights to
and from Buenos Aires.
Mr.. Nixon will use the four
engine plane. which travels 900
miles an hour. as a time saver
on his flights to various parts
OF the country. He also may
use 1t II he flies TO Europe this
year as tentatively planned.
The plane is now stationed
at Andrews Air Force Base
where 1t is being used to evalu-
ate communications equipment
and other Jet facilities. 1t is
expected TO continue that as
siRnment, but to be made avail
able TO Mr.. Nixon whenever he
needs Il.
The Vice President heretofore
has done much Of his flying by
commercial airline, often on
coach flights. But there have
been reports that the Secret
Service contended he needs
greater protection.
The special plane is the only
one OF Its kind thus far avail
able. It has airline type seats.
carpeting and a soundproof in
terror. but It's fittings and gall
ley are not a. luxurious as
! those Of President Eisenhower's
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COOK
USES LEFTOVERS

lEFTovtRS ore no problem for
q cook with imagination. soys Stor
Food Editor Violet Foulkner in her
"Whot's coOkm''" column todoy on
Poss 81.
SELE.tMPLoYeD persons ore 60
ing to be soddled with o higher
soeiol security tor bill thon they
were Lost yeor. Stor columnist Roy
Henry sxploins Why in Security for
You" on The Stof's FeGtvrs Psss.
A.20.
SOVIET CHILDREN turn out in
American nylon Finey and tiny
white gloves to welcome Grandfather
Frost at o porty Of the Russioa
Embassy. See Mary |. voushon'S
stop on Pose Ais,
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Aviation supporters say the
present Columbine. a piston
engine Lockheed Constellation,
has become too slow for presi-
Dental use in contrast to
newer planes.
On the recent flight to Paris
the White House press plane. a
newer TWA Upstream Constel-
lation. left Washington 40
minutes behind the President
and few nonstop TO Paris. ar
irving at 1880 am. The presi-
dental plane made a fuel stop
en- route and did not arrive in
Paris until 3 nm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02
Wild Truck Hits
House;;4Hurt
Driver Blocks Out.
Rums Cob, 2 Cors

A eareening truck early to-
day struck q taxieab. two
parked cars and then tore half
Of the front porch on q house
at Thirteenth street and Spring
road NV.
Two women sleeping in up
stairs rooms Of the house at
1919 Spring road were knocked
out Of bed BY the impact. they
told police. However. Q man
sleeping downstairs next 10 the
shattered porch said he heard
only . loud thump when the
. 6-ton truck ripped into the
oQlse. -Four persons reported
INJURIES.
The chain OF events began at
about z am. the Accident In
vestigation Unit said. when .
truck driven By John T. Brown,
r.. 40. Of 4l30 New Hampshire
avenue NV. passed stop sign
at Kansas avenue and Spring
road NV. The driver later
said he BACKED out at Thir-
tenth and Taylor streets NV.
two blocks away. and remem-
bers nothing Of the string Of
collisions.
Mr.. Browns truck hit the
rear Of a taxicab on Spring
road. driven by Vincent r.
Cahill. 46, Of zoos Sheridan
street. Hyattsyille. Md, and oc-
cupied by Robert L. Gray, As.
Of 224 Longfellow street NV.
The truck glanced of the
cab. sideswiped two cars parked
in the 1900 block of Spring
road. and sheared OF Q lamp
post. Then it slanted IS feet in
from the street and tore on the
bottom half Of the wooden
porch at 1912 Spring road be-
fore coming to rest against the
two-story brick house. The top
half Of the porch sagged down.
ward. the wall was cracked and
the oil fuel line into the house
was broken. police were told.
James Trout. AZ. was asleep
downstairs and said he heard
the thump. Upstairs, how
ever. Mrs. Emma Trout, a.
Mr.. Trodt's wife. said she was
knocked out Of her back room
bed.
Mrs. Trout and her daughter
reported back injuries and
went to Garfield Hospital Tor
treatment. Mr.. Cahill said he
was going to a private physi-
clan for back injuries and Mr..
Gray went to Freedmen's Hos
pital for treatment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02

personal plane. the columbinc
III.
Aviation enthusiasts had
hoped to induce Mr.. Eisen-
hover TO use the KC-l35 on his
flight to the North Atlantic
Treaty. Organization meeting
In Paris last month.
The administration decided,
however, that 1t would be UNI
wise TO entrust the life Of the
Chief Executive to what is still
in effect an experimental air.
plane, not vet fully certified
by the Civil Aeronautics Ad-
ministration.
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Cargo Ship Piroted
OFF Eust lndonesiu

JAKARTA. Jan. 2 (RI.-The
Panamanian ship Stureborg to-
day was reported pirated near
Ampana. in the Central Gel
ebes Of East Indonesia.
Antara. the Indonesian news
agency. said the 2.358-ton ship
was bound for Celebes ports
with a cargo Of food. The re-
port said the pirates escaped
with considerable cash and rice.
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States Attorney Oliver 0asch
said:
1T seems logical that Car
penter viii be charged first in
Alexandria because there are
306 criminal eases pending IN
the District and Alexandra
has only I'VE or six. We de-
cided to proceed along parallel
lines 10 make every effort 10
bfl2o ne cases 70 trial Is ex-
peditiously as possible"
Mr.. oasch met with Andrew
Giangreco. assistant United
States attorney for Eastern
Virginia: Assistant United
States Attorneys Edward p.
Troxell and John Conliff: VIII
liam Whalen. special agent In
charge Of the FBI field ofice
here: Capt. Lawrence X. Hart
nett. head Of the Metropolitan
Police homicide squad. and two
representatives Of the criminal
division Of the Justice Depart
ment. Robert s. Erdahle and
Aaron Gottschalk.
Charges Outlined
Two sets Of possible charges
against the young prisoner,
now held in Miami. Fla,
pending preliminary hearing
January 10. were outlined by
Mr.. oasch. In the District, he
said. Carpenter faces murder
charges. conspiracy to kidnar
charges tthere was no kidnap-
ing until a State line wa
crossed. and possibly assault
with q dangerous weapon.
| In Virginia Carpenter faces
kidnapping charges. conspiracy
to kidnap Thy crossing into
North Carolina. Transports
ton Of a stoleL auto acros:
q State line and two robbery
charges involving stolen cars
i In any event. Mr.. Gasch said
the case will be presented Il
a District Court grand jury
here early next week. There
Is a very good possibility
Carpenter will be on his way
here by January TO-" he added
Outcome Not Resolved
Mr.. Gasch said 1t was moi
finally resolved where Carpen.
ter will be tried first. but added
ut looks as though he woult
go over there ito Alexandria