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as Speaker Of the House In the
1858 Legislature.
Mr.. Siler was opposed by
Daniel Boone Smith In the 9Th
district.
The only other primary race
is In the 4th district. where
Representative Frank chelf
Democrat. Is running against
Stanley Riley. jr.
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CeyIon Facing
Crisis in Riots

COLOMBO. ceylon. May "a
Up. - Gov. Gen. Sir Oliver
Goonetilleke declared a state Of
emergency today 10 help the
government suppress Sinhalese-
Tamil riots racking Ceylon for
a week
The order suspended many
civil liberties and established a
state just short Of martial law.
Premier Solomon Bandaranaike
already had decreed a dusk-to-
dawn curfew in Colombo. where
rioting continued for the second
day.
Mobs Of Sinhalese attacked
members Of the Tamil minority
and fought with police and
troops In the capital yesterday.
Today they beat UP Tamils ar
irving at the city's railway sta
tons.
Army and navy units pa
trolled the city and its suburbs.
Sinhalese mobs set more than
30 Tamil shops afire last night,
Many we're still burning today.
Several hundred persons were
reported injured. At least Is
had been killed in week-long
communal riots In East and
North Ceylon. which the Pre-
mier announced earlier had
been brought under control.
The Tamils. who make up
one-quarter of Ceylon's 8
million population. have been
conducting a passive resistance
campaign since Mr.. Bandara-
make last month bowed to the
Sinhalese majority and agreed
to make their tongue the Indian
Ocean island nations only Of
fetal language.
The language dispute is
rooted in traditional Sinhalese
fear that the presence in Ceylon
of the Tamils. who originally
migrated from South India,
might some day be the pretext
for an Indian attempt to annex
the island.
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fridge. president Of the Retail
Clerks International Associa-
ton.
Both union ofiicials declined
10 give specific details OF the
agreement until II Is ratified
by Ward union employees. The
Transfers claim $4,000 menu
beers In the Ward organization
and the clerks 5000 10 1000
The company says Transfers
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represent between $4,000 and
10000 OF It's $4,000 employees.
the clerks. 1000.
The clerks had been on strike
against the company at Ward
stores in six cities since Janu-
airy 6. Although the Transfers
were not on strike. they an
nounced April 20 they had
reached a stalemate In negotia-
tons with Ward MANAGEMENT.
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Captured Rebel Pilot
Is Called American

Of two airmen captured after
their United states-built B-26
bomber was shot down in
flames near Amboy May 10
while attacking Indonesian
government ships.
The government said at the
time that one Of the two was
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a foreign national. but refused
70 disclose his nationality,
The chief army spokesman,
IL. Col. Pirngadie. said both
captured airmen have been
brought 10 Jakarta and we're
held at an undlsclosed place.
He said Pope Is 30 years old
and has a wife and two chill
dren.
He said documents found on
him showed that Pope formerly
was q United states Air Force
lieutenant and was now with
"Civil Air Transport. with
headquarters In Taipei. For
mosa." CAT Is the air line
founded BY Maj. Gen. Claire
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L. chennault Of Flying Tiger
fame.
He said Pope admitted hav-
ing been paid $4,000 by Indo-
neslan rebel leader II. Col.
Ventle Sumual.
The other captured airman
was identified as an Indonesian,
Jan Harry Rantung.
United States Embassy On
cials here said they knew NTH
ing about Pope and had not
been told OF his capture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-27
Troop 1892 Receives
Boy Scout Charter

Boy Scout Troop 1892, spon-
sored by the Takoma Park
American Legion Post %, re-
ceived its charter last night
from the National Capital Area
Scout Council.
Fifteen charter members be-
came boy scouts at a campfire
investiture ceremony at the
American Legion Hut on Pow
der Mill road. Arthur Strissel
is the scoutmaster of the new
troop.
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JAKARTA, MAY q Op.-The
1ndonesian army said tonight
the pilot OF a rebel Indoneslan
bomber shot down by govern
ment forces Is an American.
The Army Identified him as
Allan Lawrence Pope Of Miami.
Fla.
The Army said Pope was one
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Montgomery Ks
5-Yeur Poet

CHICAGO. May q F). -
Montgomery Ward a. Co. has
signed a five-year wage agree
ment with two labor unions
providing for a wage increase.
cost-of-living clause and a
modified union shop.
Signing Of the agreement was
announced yesterday by James
r. Hoffa. president OF the In
ternational Brotherhood OF
Transfers. and James Suf-
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Mickey Matthias plays it safe!

DUs CAPTAIN Mickey Matthias has an enviabIe
record. In fourteen years with Safeway Trails Inc,
he has chalked up three-quarters of a million miles
without single accident!
Mickey's passengers aren't the only ones in safe
hands-his family is, too Three years ago. he enrolled
himself, his wife and their two sons with Group
disqualification Inc, and Medical Service of d. c.
Washington's Blue Cross and Blue Shield Plans.
ITO date, these protection Plans have paid
about $3.50 in hospital and doctor bills for u.s. says
Mickey Matthias. There is absolutely no doubt in
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my mind that playing it safe pays off, every time!"
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-28
Knicks Whip
Lckers Again
By the Associated Press

When II comes TO profession
al basketball. the Minneapolis
Lakers seem TO be the New
York Knickerbockers' best
friend.
The Knicks beat the Lakers
for the third straight time.
li3-i02. In the opener OF a
National Basketball Associa-
ton double-h eader at Detroit
last night. The Pistons de-
featcd the Philadelphia War
riors, 1853, in the nightcap.
The Knicks knocked of the
Lakers in a nationally televised
game In New York Saturday.
new out to Minneapolis and
beat them Sunday afternoon,
and found II no harder in De-
troit.
II was the 3lst consecutive
game In which the Knicks have
scored more than 100 points.
Richie Guerin had % points.
Dick Garmaker scored II
points for the Lakers.
The Pistons finished the first
half with a AZ per cent field
goal accuracy and a $3.50 lead.
Gene Shue scored rs points
and Nat Clifton and George
Yardley each added 10. Tom
Cola led the Warriors With 10
points while Paul Arizt threw
In II.
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Two State Open Journeys
Slated for Virginia Golfers

RICHMOND. Va. Jan. e up,
Virginia will have two State
open golf tournaments this
year for the first time in his
tory.
Such a golfing bonanza was
made certain last night when
the Virginia Association Of
Golf Professionals announced
II will sponsor It's 3lst State
open sometime during the sum-
mer. at a time and place TO be
decided.
The Virginia State Golf AS
ISOLATION, ruling body Of State
amateur golf. had announced
plans at Its recent annual meet
ing TO sponsor an open tourna-
ment Of its own August 2l-24
over the Country Club OF vir.
ginia's James River Course
here.
Yesterdays decision by the
professionals reversed a stand
taken shortly after the VSGA's
plans for an open tournament
were announced.
Originally the pros had de.
cided to call of their own State
open and go along with the
VSGA event. Concern 4 over
vSGA plans 10 offer Z new
trophy. and uncertainty over
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Montreal Trio
Still on Top

MONTREAL. Jan. 2s P.-A
couple Of players far down the
scoring list supplied the fire.
works In last weeks National
Hockey League action. but not
enough 70 shake the Montreal
Canadiens' leading trio.
Don McKenney Of the Boston
Bruins scored four goals and
four assists to move from a
20th-place tie to q i0th-place
deadlock. according to the
league statistics released today.
Alex Delvecchio Of Detroit.
seemingly taking charge in the
absence Of injured Gordie
Howe. also scored four goals
and added one assist. Del
vecchio moved from 10th into
ninth spot.
McKenney's point-total is
now 80. Delvecchio has 80.
Dickie Moore. Henri Pocket
Rocket Richard and Bernie
Boom Boom Geodrion held
their l-2-3 ranking. Howe
dropped from a fourth-plaee
tie to sixth.
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Russo Moy Get
I'd Try at Archer

NEW YORK. Jan. % CR.-
Matchmaker Teddy Brown said
today he vii ltry to match jim
my Archer and Danny Russo
New York welterweights. for a
return bout at st. Nicholas
Arena. February -.
The two staged a spirited
scrap at st. Nick's last nigh,
with Archer. q former long,
shoreman from the Bronx
gaining a split decision in 10
rounds.
Referee Mark Conn and
Judge Artie Schwartz each had
Archer. the 9-5 favorite. in
front by Ga scores. Judge Tony
castellano gave 1t to Russo on
points. 8-5. after he had scored
1t even on rounds. SIS. The AP
card had Archer ahead. Ga.
There were no knockdowns
but the two had the 1897 fans.
who paid $3.743 for the telecast
bout. cheering with their fire.
quent trades. Archer seemed TO
have the better Of most of the
trades.
Archer's record now is 1871.
Russo. 20. has a 1874 record.
His winning streak was snapped
at four.
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Calumet Pair
II Choice in
.Hia|eah Sprint

MIAMI. Jan. 20 up. Two
Calumet Farm 3-year-old stars.
Tim Tam and Kentucky Pride,
are slated to run at Hialeah
Park this afternoon in the fea-
tured Sabal Palm Purse at 8
furlongs. Jockey Bill Hartack
was named rs the rider for
each colt and II Is believed
likely that Tim Tam will be
scratched.
The entry was q l-to-2 ia
vorite in the morning line on
the field Of an even dozen.
Yemen. Nisht Anlool and Greek
Chief. each with good records
last year. look like the ones 70
beat.
Kentucky Pride. unbeaten In
three races. was entered with q
somewhat stronger field In yes
terday's Corsair Purse. but was
late scratch. The race was
won by Myron N. Goodwin's
thinner. who had to survive q
foul claim. lodged by Paul
Bailey. rider Of George D.
Widener's Ahmed. the second
finisher. Terra Firma ran
third. with Leather Button
fourth and the favored Alham-
bra NTH. Lii Fella was sixth.
with Calumet's Royalton sew
enth and last.
Jimmer won by 80. lengths.
running the six furlongs in
l:i03s over a track labeled
good" Ridden by Eric Guerin.
thinner paid 1910. So and S..
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fils "steered Howe right into
Boivin and then Boivin gave
Howe the butt end Of the
stick right up under his hip
pads. Gordie's no squawker,
but he told our trainer It was
deliberate.
The Bruins got what they
wanted. They got Howe out OF
the lineup. I don't know who
planned II. put Chevrefils and
Boivin got the Job done"
Howe. Detroit's leading scorer
and the mid-season leader In
the leagues most valuable
player balloting. made no COM
ment on Adams charges. He
Is in q Boston hospital.
Schmidt described the Howe
Boivin collision as "a perfectly
harmless check. Howe and
Boivin ran into each other and
1t was Just odd the way Howe
got hurt. He was barely
touched. II didn't warrant Q
penalty"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-28
Goosie's &c Beats
Ken Ventura in
EIdoruGo Golf

PALM SPRINGS, Calf. Jan.
20 R.-J. c. Goosie Of Knox
vile. Tenn, took a bit of the
edge OF sharp Ken Ventura by
beating the San Franciscan in
the $1,000 pro-member golf
tournament at Eldorado Coun-
try Club yesterday. Goosie fired
o 6-under-par Sc.
Ventura murdered par In
winning the $4,000 Thunder
bird Invitational here last
week end. and came in at Ell
dorado with q So.
Behind them we're Walter
Burkemo OF Franklin. Mich.
and Billy Maxwell Of Odessa.
Tex. with COS, and Paul Harvey
of Worcester. Mass. Bud Hof-
meister OF Palm Springs. Stan
Leonard Of Vancouver. British
Columbia. Jack Fleck Of Roch-
ester, Mich. and Bill Casper
Of Apple Valley. Calf. all with
70s.
Marty Furgol Of Lemont. H..
headed the winning team in
pro-member competition. The
team had a best-ball score OF
So.
The pros move from here TO
Arizona for the $4,000 Phoenix
Open starting Thursday.
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Potched u. S. Ski Team
Works on DownhiII Run

The Americans and skiers
from "a other countries open
the biannual World Alpine
Championships Saturday. The
first competition. the mems
slalom. is scheduled for Sum-
day. The meeting continues
through February 9. II
Although the slalom is the
first event. the Americans win
drill on the downhilI until FRI
day.
That Is where our best
chances are" Othmar Schnei-
der. mems coach. said. After
four days Of downhill work we
will change over to the slalom
practice Just before the cham
pionships open.
Werner is our greatest
hope" he continued. He is q
great skier and Just as good
as the Austrians. Buddy has
learned a lot. He is among the
worlds top three downhillers
and the top five or six slalom
racers"
A Russian was the model for
consistency yesterday. Viktor
Talianov fell high on Grauko-
gel Mountain, where the chams
pionships will be held. He
broke his leg.
A year ago he fell at the
same spot. He broke the same
leg.
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Meet
Penn State in
Terp Warn1up

ANNAPOLIS. Jan. % tSpe-
ciaD Navy. which hopes to be
a much better basketball team
the second half of the season
because Of the return of its
captain and improvement in
its sophomores. will warm UP
for Saturdays televised game
with Maryland by playing Penn
State today.
Navy has a Ga record and
Penn State AS.
The Middies, who have routed
VMI and Manhattan in their
last two games. meet the Nit
tany Lions at 4:30 in the Mid
dies new field house.
Navy plays Maryland here
at 2 pm. Saturday in the At
lantic Coast Conferences week.
ly televised game. It will be
shown in Washington on
WMAL-7.
Captain Al Swanson. football
back who missed Nays first
few games. has returned to the
lineup. And Sophomores Dick
Brown. Jay Metzler and Jim
Bower have been improving as
per Coach Ben Carnevale's pre-
dictions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-28
Grohum and Shire
ToIking Big About
Wrestling Match

DR.. Jerry Graham and Prof
Roy Shire are talking like un-
beatable giants today as they
await their battle with the
Tolos brothers in the opener
Of the wrestling show at $50
pm. Thursday at Capitol
Arena.
Those guys Just think
they're tough" Graham says
(The Tolos brothers. John and
Chris. have not denied this.
This time they're going to be
meeting two men. All the pro-
fessor and ! can say is just ring
the bell. tell the referee to stay
out Of the way and lerus go!'
Rick Starr. the fugitive from
ballet. and Bozo Brown. import
from Los Angeles. meet in an
other top match. while in other
bouts 1t will be The Sheik
against Dom Levin, Skull
Murphy against Mark Levin
and Luis Martinez against Gene
Dubuque.
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Chuck Comiskey
Wins Court Round

CHICAGO, Jan. 28 (R.-Vice
President Chuck Comiskey won
q major battle yesterday in his
bid to gain control Of the White
Sox when Judge Donald s.
McKinlay Of Superior Court
ruled that the clubs board of
directors viii remain at four.
The action means Chuck will
be able to elect two OF the four
directors. the same as his sister.
Mrs. Dorothy Rigney.
II there were five board
members. Mrs. Rigney would
be able to elect three under
Illinois cumulative voting pro-
cedures. She holds 500 more
shares OF stock than Comiskey
does.
Last fall the board voted to
reduce the number Of directors
from five to -four. Roy Egan.
club attorney. sought to wipe
out the action on the grounds
that the voting was on an
amendment rather than by
laws.
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.Ydrd|ey Keeps
Scoring Lead

NEW YORK. Jan. 20 R.-
George Yardley Of the Detroit
Pistons stiil holds the top spot
In the National Basketball
Association scoring race.
His nearest threat Is Dolph
Schayes Of Syracuse. Yardley
leads Schayes percentage-wise,
27.4-2S.4. and In total points.
1919 TO l.22l.
Schayes. however. leads In
foul goal percentage with q .90s
average. while Yardley Is not
even among the top I'VE In the
league.
Jack Twyman OF Cincinnati
leads in field goal percentage
with q .456 average. with Ray
Felix Of New York right behind
with asa.
Boston's Bill Russell leads
the rebounders with $50 for a
22.l average. Dick MCGUIRE
leads in assists with ESQ.
The leaders:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-28
ADVERTISEMENT.
How to add
a garage or
carport.

Don't let small lot, old house, OF
limited funds stop you from add
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Many Of the ideas include details
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-28

BAD GASTEIN. Austria, Jan.
% tR.-The American skiing
team shooting for the world
championship starting Sunday
was checking its wounds and
pracfic'rg work on the down.
hill today.
Penny Pitou Of Guilford, N. H.,
and Monte Foley of Houghton,
Mich. were feeling better after
minor fiu attacks. Max Marolt
Of Aspen. Colo, and Betsy
Snite Of Norwich. VT. were al
most completely recovered from
ankle and knee injuries.
Buddy Werner Of Steamboat
Springs. Colo, and Sally Dea-
yer Of Whitemarsh. Pa, con-
sidered the best performers on
the United States team, were
in perfect condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-28
Moxsons, Grogons Change
Partners for Ice CuDudes

Just like in bridge. the Max
sons and the Grogans have
switched partners for their per-
formances in the 1858 Ice Ca
pades, which opens q l4-night
stand at $50 pm. Thursday at
Uline Arena.
Except for Saturdays and
Sundays. that will be the start
ing time every night. Three
shows win be presented Satur-
days-l:30. $50 and Q pm
and two viii be given Sundays
-l:30aand $50 pm.
Bobby Maxson has the wife
Of Jimmy Grogan. Diane Jacob
sen Grogan. as his partner and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-28

Grogan has Maxson's wife. the
former Helen Davidson. as his
partner in The Schuplattlers
Dance" one of six top produce
ton numbers in the all-new
show.
Grogan. twice world school
figure champion. and Diane
were married in a quiet cere-
mony in Arlington when the
Ice capades were In town last
year. He started his profess
sional career paired with Bar
bara Ann Scott. former Olym-
pic champion from Canada. In
q rival ice show.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-28

vSGA eligibility rules for the
tournament. brought about
yesterdays about face.
Mike Bonavita Of Suffolk,
vAGP president. said the &C
ton by the pros was in no way
intended as a slap" at the
VSGA. This agreeable attitude
was echoed by the president OF
the VSGA, DR.. Jose Davila of
Richmond.
THE more tournaments the
better" DR.. Davila said. "It1l
create even more interest in
golf In the State"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-28
Presidents Fail
To Make Trade,
Play Tonight

Washington. with four losses
and q tie TO show for its last
i've ice hockey games. may
md things getting worse be-
fore they get better.
The Presidents are at Char
|iotte tonight against the
Eastern Hockey League leaders.
Thursday night they play the
second-place Blades at New
Haven. Conn.
Only one point from O tie
for first place two weeks ago,
the Presidents now are In third
place. six points from the top,
In their last i've games. the
best effort was q "a tie against
the Johnstown Jets at Uline
Arena last Saturday night.
Following the Thursday
night game in New Haven,
washington continues on the
road while the Ice Capades
take over Uline Arena. The
team is due back here Sunday
afternoon. February 10. meet
ing Johnstown.
Three Washington player;
have been sidelined. MOOSE
Lallo. defenseman: Wally Kull-
man. forward and leading
scorer: and Jack Porter. left
winger. are the casualties. Lailc
isn't expected to play unit
next week. Kullman Is a doubt
full starter tonight. while Porter
may see part-time action.
Meanwhile. Jerry DeLise
general manager Of the team
disclosed that suggested trades
with other EHL clubs and the
international Hockey League
have fallen through.
"Our closest challengers
Philadelphia and Johnstown
hesitate TO make any deal with
US that may strengthen oul
position" DeLise said. That
also applies TO Charlotte and
New Haven. both Of whom con-
slider US q championship threat
I'VE are In q bad spot.
DeLise continued. but vel
snap back into stride shortly
It's Just one Of those things
A manpower loss In ice hockey
isn't unusual"
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Cut TO s36,50O

Campanella signed his 1858
contract with the Dodgers for
S36.500. a salary cut after a
poor season in 1857. He batted
.242 in 1903 games. His 80 hits
included 10 home runs. Q
doubles and So runs batted in.
There has been much specu-
latlcn among baseball people
as TO his future. He had not
been able to shake recurring
injuries that have plagued him
throughout his career with the
Dodgers. and the possibility OF
his being traded or sold often
had been discussed.
His weight also had been a
problem. though Campanella
insisted that he always was in
shape.
Campanella had been pre-
pairing TO leave for Los Angeles,
where he had taken a tenta-
tive lease on a new home.
He is the owner Of a flourish
ing Harlem liquor store and q
$4,000 yacht which has beer
put UP for sale.
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the Dodgers camp lin VerC
Beach. Fla. on MaRl /. the
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