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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-21

in the Western Pacific since
March 1858.
Before entering tn service he
attended Cathedral Latin and
Shaw High School and was en-
ployed by the New York Gen.
trail Railroad.
Marine Sgt. William c. Gibbs,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Gibbs Of 1851 Graham ave., is
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IWAKUNI, Japan (FHTNC)
Marine TSgt. Thomas A
Kelly, son Of Mrs. Patrick E.
Kelly of Noble rd., and husband
of the former Miss Dorothy P
German, all Of East Cleveland
is reenlisted for six years, while
serving with the First Marine
Aircraft Wing in Iwakuni,
Japan.
Sgt. Kelly has been serving
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20
Color Up the Porch On Summer Cottage

The material is available in
54-inch widths. Grommets,
made by an upholsterer.
awning maker. sail maker or
auto seat upholsterer. are
then inserted along doubled
over edges Of the vinyl. Then
the panels may be laced to
the porch rails with plastic
clothesline.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20

an old veranda or new home
is the use Of gay panels laced
to porch ratings. One de-
signer showed a house in
cooperating this idea, using
waterproof, fadeproof vinyl
that is also washable.
He used semaphore colors
red, yellow. blue and green
for porch panels. If your
porch has a railing, you have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20

It's the colorful touches
that make a summer cottage
a thing of fun.
A moplle On a screened-in
porch at a seashore place can
incorporate everything from
starfish to seashells. Or take
a sprig of a sunbaked tree
branch or driftwood and at
tach little beach baubels to it.
Another idea adaptable to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20

the frame. If not, rails or
bowels may be set between
the uprights.
Choose vinyl that has color
on both sides rather than
fabric-backed material. The
weight is about like that
normally used for upholstery
seats.
Panels may be cut to what
ever shape or size you desire.
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HungarianLef
And Right BIocs
Wage Struggle

BUDAPEST, Mar. % Dr.
Hungary's ruling Communist
Party is going through q silent
but nonetheless fierce struggle
between its right and left wings.
The left wing looks to Mos
COW for leadership. The right
wing admires the examples of
Poland and Yugoslavia.
Although the right wing was
badly beaten when the Russians
put down the 1856 revolt, the
Hungarians the Kremlin put
into office were largely right
wingers. Party Leader Janos
Kadar had spent five years in
ljail for his leanings toward
Titoism. His deputy, Ferenc
Muennich. now Premier, was
suspect during the Stalinist
period and was kept abroad in
diplomatic posts.
Rakosi Heads Leftists
The head of the left wing is
former Party Boss Matyas
Rakosi, since the revolt a guest
in the Soviet Union. Stalinist
mistakes" that led to the re-
volt are pinned on him.
Rakosi. his lieutenant Emo
Geroe. and about SO minor
leaders now make UP a left
wing "emigree group" which
the Russians find embarrassing.
The assumption Of Communist
propaganda is that friendship
must necessarily exist among
all Socialist countries" Rakosi
and his friends are living proof
that this is not so.
In mid-February the Gen.
trail Committee of the Hun
garian Socialist Workers Com
munist) Party, apparently
under pressure from Moscow.
decided that at least the minor
| figures ought to be allowed
back into Hungary. A spate
Of rumors arose that Rakosi
and Geroe had returned or
were about to return. So far
as can be northumberland
even the dates Of Central Com
mittee meetings are secret in
BudapeSt-there was no ques-
ton of Rakosi's return and
not much Of Geroe's.
Illusion shattered
But when the decision about
the return of even the minor
figures was taken before the
rank and file. the reaction was
strong enough to shatter the
illusion that only leftists had
|rejoined the party after the
revolt. There now seems to be
"a possibility that the Central
Committee will reverse, or at
least modify. its decision.
Some observers are Begin
ming to doubt if the leftists
will be strong enough to stage
Ia trial Of Imre Macy the head
of the right wing who was Pre-
mier during the revolt.
What constitutes a leftist
or a rightist policy varies from
time to time and from country
to country. Soviet Party Lead
er Nikita Khrushchev's idea of
selling tractor stations to col
lective farms would have been
considered "rightist" or even
"revisionist" a few years ago.
1t could threaten party control
in the countryside. Now. since
it is being carried out in Russia,
Communists consider it ortho-
dox. But in Hungary, the
same thing probably would be
considered too risky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
Documentary Films

The Washington Documen-
tary Theater will present four
color films on the Middle Ages
at 8:15 pm. Tuesday at the
Jewish Community Center, Six
teenth and @ streets NV. The
public is invited,
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II INFORMATIVE CHAPTERS
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Soils and Soil Preparation
Seeds and Seedlings
Crop Culture
Protecting the Garden
Dependable Washington Flowers
Plants for the Indoor Garden
Bulbs for the Garden
Roses for Washington Gardens
Towering Shrubs
Evergreens for Home Paintings
Lawns for the Washington Area
Gardening in the Shade
Planning the Vegetable Garden
Vegetable Crops for Washington
Herbs, Berries, Fruits and Nuts
Handspring the Home Grounds
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8 VALUABLE CHARTS
Measuring Chemicals for Compost Heaps
Preparing the Soil and Planting
Fertilizer Conversion Table
Planting and Blooming Periods Of ANIMALS
Guide to Proper Bulb Planting
Small Garden Plan
Vegetable Planting Guide
Vegetable Planting Calendar
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The Star
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The most complete guide
for Washington,
Maryland and Virginia
Area Gardeners

The Star Garden Book makes "green thumb"
a certainty for the lobbyist or amateur 1t is
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answers to your gardening problems Written
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SUNDAY
400
4-NiehfmoFe IN Red.

4-NishtmoFe in Red.
Hour. A documentary, filmed
occount of how communism
come to power in RussIo. Alex
onder Security, norrotor. Ire
peot.)
4:3o
7-PouI WinchsIl Show.
4:45
5-Tenth Inning.
$500
4-Wisdom. Interviews.
: A filmed interview with Carl
Sondburo. tRepeot.l
5-life With EIixcbeth. Dronno.
7-Toles Of Texas Ronsers.
Willard Porker stors.
9-The Last Word.
Guests: Writer Producer Dore
Sehory and Author Betty Smith.
$50
4-SobeF Of London. Crime,
white Cone" Sober seeks the
sIoyer of q blind beooor. DON
old Groy. Jennifer Joyne.
5-Mr. District Attorney.
7-Lone RenaeF. Western.
Mission for Tonto." Clayton
Moore stors.
S-Foee the Melton.
Guest: Secretary Of Defense Neil
H. McElroy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

9-LoureI 9 Hardy TheoteT.
PREMIERE. Hour, Fovorite old
time comedies.
1880
4-Sunday Playhouse. Movie.
IA Hours. Conspiracy in Tehe-
ron." l947. Derek Forr. brit
ish.)
5-The christophers.
Opportunities and Responsible
ties of Writers. I"
loo
5-Georgetown Univ. Forum.
WHO runs Our Schools" Guest:
George B. Leonord, il.
7-celebrity Parade.
''Whot's Wrong With the U. S.
Foreign Policy?" Guests: jones
King, associate editor of New Re-
public Moeozine; Or. Theodore
6ieoer, chief of international
studies Of the NotionoI PIonnino
Association; Eoh Voss. reporter
for The Stor.
9-City Side. Interview.
1880
Scope Coral.
Filmed program on real estote.
7-CoIlese News Conference.
Senator Mike Monroney, choir
man Of Commerce Subcommittee
on Aviation.
9-Sundoy TheoteF. Movie.
ga Hours. The More the Mer-
rier." 1913. Jeon Arthur. Con
yon Crossroads" 1855. Richard
Bosehort.
5-Dusout Chatter.
2:00
4-Teen ToIk. Discussion.
5-BoseboIl,
Washington at Baltimore.
7-Twentieth CentuFy-Fox.
Hour. Deception. Linda Dor
nell. Trevor Howard.
2:30
4-Comment.
4-The Big Issue.
Hour. religion and the Presi-
dency." Or. John A. Mockoy,
Representative Eugene Mccarthy,
the Very Rev. Froncis B. Soyre,
IT,, and Glenn A. Archer will dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

600
4-Meet The Press. Ponel.
Guest: Senator Hubert n, Hum
phrey.
5-Hond 10 Heaven. Uhrio.
7-Seienee Fiction TheateF.
Are We Invoded?" A stronos
photograph changes scientific
ideos. Pot O,Brien.
9-The Search. Premiere.
A specioI l7-week series high
lighting the significant and dro-
motie woys in which the results
of university research contribute
to humon welfare. Charles Ro-
mine, narrator.
6;2S
9-News. Robert Trout.
Sunday Listinss continued Next Page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01
Ten TV Tips
For the Week
Here's the show list recon-
mended by TeleVue's Critic
Bernie Harrison.
SUNDAY

$500 pm, WRc-4. The bic Issue.
Subject; Religion end the
Presidency.
500 pm. WRc-4. Nishsmore in
Red. tRepsas.l Project 20
documentary on Russien rev.
oIution.
S:3op.H. WToP-s. Feee the Me-
tion. SseTesaEy 81 Defense
MeEIFeY, guest.
500 Pm. WRc-4. Dinah Shere
Show. Red Buttons, guest.
$50 pm. MAAAL-7. The Russion
Revolution. Washington pre-
mieFs Of WPIN documentary
film.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01
TUESDAY

500 pm. WRc-4. The Invsstiso-
tor. Premiere Of live hour
mystery series. Lonny Chop
men STEERS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31
600 Carroll High Students
Turn Out to Welcome Team

About 600 students and par.
ents waited from 2 o'clock t.
$50 last night at Carroll High
School to give their basketball
team a welcome home from
Newport. r. I.
The Carroll team, which won
the Eastern States Catholic In
vitation tournament Saturday
night in Newport. struggled
home in four automobiles yes
terday. The car containing
Coach Tommy Nolan Of George.
town University and Players I'd
Greenan and Bill Romig and
the trophies never made the
victory rally.
The car driven by Assistant
Coach Noisy Collins arrived al
tbs. That party waited; q hall
hour Tor Coach Bob Dryers
carload and entered the audi
forum to receive their ovation
About half the crowd stayed
until $3.50 to greet Monk NAL
10y. John Thompson. Archie
Moore and Walt Skinner, who
arrived in the car driven by
Malioy's father
Carroll won the 2lst annual
ESCIT event by defeating
ST., Aloysius. 1851. Thursday
night; defending champion
Trenton Catholic. 53-46, on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31
STRIKES and SPARES
BY JOE WlLMAN
Some Possible Causes Of
LOfting the Ban

I watched q young bowler
with q very bad habit the other
day. His form at the foul line
resembled the drawing today.
His mistake? Constant lofting
Of the ball. AS q result, his ball
had little rolling or hooking ac-
ton. It skidded too far down
the alley before It began roll
ing. It also had poor direc-
ton and seldom hit the strike
pocket.
If this is your trouble, It
could be. that your thumb or
finger holes are too small. II
the thumb or fingers stick,
you'll loft the ball. Make sure
your thumb and fingers at
loosely and comfortably in the
holes.
Another cause OF lofting is
an exaggerated effort to de-
liver the ball with a lifting mo-
ton. II the hand is under the
ball at delivery, you run the
risk Of delivering the ball with
q scooping motion which lofts
the ball.
Bowlers who strive for extra
speed can also be guilty Of loft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31
Attorney Retired
BY Major Players

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla,
Mar. 81 R.-J. Norman Lewis,
attorney for the major league
baseball players for the last
five years. viii have his con-
tract renewed for another year,
it was learned today.
A concerted attempt to GUST
Lewis failed when several clubs
which had been expected to
vote against him. voted in the
affirmative. The complete re-
suits will be announced to-
morrow by Player Representa-
tives Robin Roberts Of Phila-
delphia and Eddie Yost of
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31
Morrow, Sine to Settle
Sprint Feud Saturday

BIG SPRING, Tex. Mar. 81
lPl.-This is the week when two
famed sprinters-Bobby Nor
row Of Abilene Christian and
Dave Slime Of Duke-settle q
smoldering feud Of the cinders.
The scene win be the Ameri-
can Business Club Relays here
and it will be the rubber
match" in q series that has
stretched over three seasons.
Slime beat Morrow the first time
they met--at the Drake Relays
in 1956-when the Duke flyer
was timed in "a. Morrow got
revenge In the NCAA I0O-meter,
beating Slime with q time Of
|lO.4.
They haven't clashed since.
Morrow went on to become
sprint champion Of the Oiym-
pic Games. Sine didn't make
the Olympic team because he
pulled . muscle running against
Morrow in the 200 meters.
But Saturday the two toe
the mark in . race everybody's
talking about and which should
attract the biggest crowd the
ABC Relays ever saw--l0, 900.
Morrow suffered q groin in
jury in the West Texas RELAYS
March % and didn't run the
100 in the Texas Relays at Aus
tin last week end. But he did
appear in two relay events and
showed he was free Of the in
jury.
Morrow's coach, Oliver Jack
son, says the great sprinter
isn't in very good shape be-
cause he has gotten in little
work. HE won't be sharp but
he'll run hard" said jackson,
who wouldn't predict whether
his boy would beat Slime.
In fact. Jackson wasn't sure
either Morrow or Slime would
win the 100 Saturday. This
race also will have some other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31

top sprinters. one Of whom Is
Bill Woodhouse. Morrow,
teammate at ACC. Woodhouse
ran a s.5 100 in the Texas Re-
lays preliminaries then won II
in 9.7 running into the 10
miles-per-hour wind. O
WoodhOuse beat Willie
White Of California, the last
man to defeat Morrow, White
edged Morrow in "a at the
Compton Invitational last year.
Morrow has run 90 and o.
zoos this season. Saturday,
Slime warmed up for his match
here with . o. in the Florida
Relays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31
TITLE ON LINE TOMORROW NIGHT
Bossey Is Confident
He'll Thrash Moreno

LOS ANGELES. Mar. 81 tFl,
The world featherweight title
goes on the line tomorrow night
ana Champion Hogan (Kidl
Bassey still expects to be wear
ing the crown after his IS
round showdown with Ricardo
Paiarito) Moreno. the pre-
tender from Mexico.
'.IratEler fancy I'll thrash
the char" said the champion
from Nigeria in his crisp Brit
ish West African accent.
The oddSfnakers think so,
too. The hony-fnuscled Bassey
is an early 2-to-1 favorite.
Moreno Stopped Chestnut
However. Ike Chestnut, q
ranking featherweight, enjoyed
the same pre-flght blessing last
fall before the wicked-punch-
ing Moreno puInmeled his face
into what appeared to be
stewed tomatoes. The fight was
stopped after the sixth round,
with Moreno the winner.
The 25-year-old champion
holds an advantage in expert
ence and. in the opinion Of most
experts, an edge in boxing skill.
BaSsey can box, or slug, as the
occasions demands. He has
stopped II Of his 81 opponents.
including Chertf Hanna for the
vacant featherweight title last
Moreno, anything but a Fancy
Dan. is like q midget Rocky
Marciano who continually trots
forward with both hands cooked.
He'll take b punch to land one.
Hit him solid and he backs OF,
blinks and then wades In again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31
Quontico Marines
Lose to Dartmouth


The Quantico Marines base
bail team. which has used Z
different pitcher every three
innings. now has given up %
runs in its FIRST two games.
Quantities. second defeat
came yesterday. liza. at the
hands Of Dartmouth. The
Marines are scheduled against
Brown University today. to-
morrow and wednesday, all st
4 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31
|IrOtters Beat
Stars Twice

The Harlem Globetrotters
and the College All-stars play
| in Hershey. Pa, tonight. with
the famed Trotters already
owning . 10 margin in VIC
tories after only one day Of
their 1858 basketball tour.
Glowing most Of the way,
the Globetrotters started with
Ia T5-49 victory in New York's
Madison Square Garden yes
terday and then tackled on q
T7-57 triumph last night In
philadelphia. The crowds were
1902 in New York and 7.342
in Philadelphia.
In the night game, Tex Har-
|risOn Of the GlobetrOtters and
NOtre Danes John Mccarthy
led their teams with 20 points
each. Guy Rodgers of Temple
was the only other collegian in
double figures. with 10.
George Knepley. promotional
director of the University Of
Maryland IN" Club. said today
that his organization Is consid-
|ering sponsoring the Harlem
0lobetrotters game with the
College All-Stars as an annual
attraction at Maryland's Cole
Fieldhouse.
Knepley reports a heavy adj
vance sale of tickets for the
April IA game, the first appear
ance Of the Trotters at Mary
lands 12.0OO-seat arena.
Tickets are on sale at The
Fairway. 1928 q street NV;
Mttchel's Sports Shop, 1905
Fourteenth street NV; Amer
lean Automobile Association
and at the university ticket
once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31
Silver Spring YAcA
Sets Baseball Prournm

The Silver Spring YMcl
win start q baseball spring
training program for Wednes.
day for youngsters in grade.
8 through 8.
Glasses in baseball techniquel
and theory viii be conducted
for 10 weeks at Takoma Park
Easter. Belt and Wheaton Jun
ior High Schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31

His best punch Is Q crushing
left hook that he frequently
throws in double sequence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31
Stopped % Rivals

N@AS S~1b HAAASAA - - 01AAAAA8
left hook that he frequently
throws in double sequence.
Stopped 20 Rivals
Moreno, 81, has stopped 20 Of
his 80 rivals. In fact, he has
gone 10 rounds only once--in
losing to his countryman,
Memo Diez, in 1855. Most OF
ibis fights average about four
rounds.
Moreno is a dangerous hit
ter" admits Bassey's manager,
George Biddles Of London. 'sBut
Hogan has all the boxing tools
necessary to retain his title. /"
There will be no radio or
Etelevision of the fight. which
is billed with a supporting ~
rounder between two Of the
worlds best bantamweights,
Billy Peacock Of Los Angeles
and Toluca Lopez Of Mexico
City.
Thousands Of M0reno's coun.
trymen, hungry to see Q Mex
lean champion crowned, are
Ijourneying North for the OUT
door Wrigley Field fight.
This brings happy smiles to
the faces Of Promoter Cal Eaton
and his matchmaker. george
Parnaslis. who expect q gate Of
around $3.50. 600. They have
guaranteed Bassey $4,000 and
Moreno $38, 600. s SIS
Both camps report their re-
spective scrappers In good con-
Idition, and neither battler is
likely to have any trouble max
ing the 126-pound limit.
Clear skies are predicted and
about 20, 900 fans are expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31
ADVERTISEMENT.

siitln & 3 Sil lBs c. HSsfiI: 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31

Friday. and All HalIows. e6-4S.
Saturday.
AL Hallows was Catholic
runnerup in New York City to
Archbishop Molloy. which beat
Carroll in the finals Of the
Washington Knights Of Column
bus tournament here the previ-
Gus week end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31

ing. II their efforts for extra
speed aren't worked into their
games easily and naturally.
their timing can be so affected
that they will loft the ball as
they deliver 1t.
A bowler who doesn't bend
his knees enough as he delivers
the ball also risks lofting or
bouncing the ball.
tccpyrirht 1858, John r. ollie Gel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31
DOOk4sngth Feature:
The Ford Story"

cit reads like . novel but it's
all true ). Old Henry, crotch
ETY., spunky, independent a.
the Model T =. The tragedy
Of his sensitive, far-sighted SON
EdSel :. And the final, dra-
matte showdown which made
Henry II president and brought
about the m ost amazing
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