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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21
Columbia
Dominates
Cup Trials

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. II
CAP).-Columbia, leading cam
didate for the honor Of defend
ing the Americas Cup against
Britain's challenger Sceptre,
disputes the watery arena of
Brenton's Reef today with
Weatherly.
The Sears syndicate 12-meter
sloop Columbia. with Briggs
Cunningham plotting her, has
won four races and lost once
In the current series of obser-
vation trials to select the de-
fender. Weatherly. Mercer Syn
dictate hopeful, has won three
and lost two.
John Matthews 19-year-old
Vim faces the Boston boat,
Chandler Hovey's fastener, in
the other match of the day.
Vim, only defense aspirant
not built this year, also has
won three and lost two. East
erner is winless in flve starts.
Yesterday, Columbia trounced
Vim by 3 minutes, Al seconds
over a 2S-mile course, while
Weatherly was able to lead
fastener home by only 20 sec
ondS.
After this series, the Yachts
engage in final trials starting
September /. The selection
committee will name the de-
fender before September Is.
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Trubert Beaten

SCARBOROUGH, England,
Aug. 81 (AP) Ken Rosewall of
Australia defeated Tony Ira
bert Of Cincinnati. +6, rs,
SO, in q professional tennis
match yesterday. Lew Hoad Of
Australia took 80 minutes to
defeat Pancho Segura Of Ecua-
dor. 81. "a, in another
match.
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BY CAsPAR NAMES
star star Writer

49, 8seAA WAAN~@ |
Sixteen Of the armed forces
top tennis stars opened play
today in the 1858 interservice
singles championship at the
Army Navy Country Club.
Army Specialist 4fc William
Quillian is favored to repeat
his 1857 win of the Riseley
Bowl, emblematic of the inter
service singles title. The chal-
lenge cup was presented to the
United States Lawn Tennis In
l945 by A. H. Riseley, chair
man Of the Executive Conn
mittee of the All England Lawn
Tennis Club (Wimbledon).
Quillian is top seeded with
Navy 1t. (jg) j. T. Houk,
second; Air Force I'd 1t. STAN
ley Hack, third, and Marine 1t.
Kingman Lambert, fourth.
Air Force D0wned
Army won the Leech Cup
interservice team champion
ship yesterday over the Air
Force by a deceiving 6--1 score.
With a little luck in the breaks
two of the singles contests
might have gone to the Air
Force, and the result might have
Influenced the doubles matches.
Quillian and Pvt. Pablo
Eisenberg won their contests
in straight sets. The inter-
service champion beat Hack,
6-3, 60, and Eisenberg,
former Princeton star, defeated
1t. Jack Neer, 81, 10-8.
But Pvt. John Been barely
eked out q As, 6-1, Us win
against LIST 1t. Albert Harum,
and Specialist sc Courtney
Henderson went three sets to
defeat Capt. William Farmer.
46, 6-3, Us.
RegaIns Command
In the first contest, Harum
ran into the 80 lead against
Been in the third set, and APP
peared to have the match in
hand. But the Army player
then threw caution to the wind
and rushed the net consistently
to take five games in a row. At
this point, Harunn regained
command Of the barrier and
evened the score. But his
ground strokes then failed him
and Been took the next two
games for the set and match.
Farmer also seemed to have
his contest with Henderson
won when he led, SIS, in the
final set. The two men had
fought through long back court
rallies with the Air Force star
having a slight edge. But
Farmer let up slightly and
Henderson took advantage Of
the lapse to take the offensive
and win four games in a row
for the match.
Farmer and LIST 1t. Donald
Tisdel played good doubles to
register their victory over Hen
derson and Specialist SIC Rob-
ert Wertheimer, Sc, 1-6,
6-3.
Presentation Tonight
Rear Admiral j. R. Lee,
deputy chief of naval personnel,
will present the Leech Cup to
the Army team at a dinner at Z
O'Clock tonight at the Army
Navy Country Club. Bill Tai
bert, former Davis Cup star and
captain, will speak.
Army won the other two
doubles matches when Capt.
Frank Sample and Eisenberg
defeated I'd 1t. Jerry Parachute
and Neer, 81, "a, and Quill
liam and Been defeated Harum
and Hack, "a, ga.
Four teams, one from each
service, are entered in the mems
interservice doubles champion
ship, also opening today
The senior mems singles,
players over 40 years old, has
eight entries and the senior
mems doubles four entries,
Play in these events also starts
today.
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The Nome nugget., 1958-12-29
Rand Corp. Predicts Soviet Stockpiling
 Of Ballistic Missiles

WASHINGTON, R - An esti- mate that the Soviet Union will have 300 intercontinental ballistic missiles within IS months and that at least half of them will work, has been given to the Eisen- mower Administration.
 The prediction was made by the Rand Corp, which does research work for the Pentagon. It was made public over the weekend at a session of the American Associa- ton for the Advancement of Science.
 Tn the current issue of Foreign Affairs, an article by Albert Wohl- stetter said the delicate balance of terror" on which American pol icy is based is not automatic and that while feasible, "it will be much harder to achieve in the 1960s than is generally believed" ;"
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-29
Mother-In-Law Indicted For Jealousy
 Hireling Murder Of Sons Wife

VENTURA, Calif., R - "She didn't want another woman to have her boy.'
 District Attorney Roy Gustaf- son was talking about Mrs. Eliza beth Duncan, 54, who was indicted last week on charge of murder, along with the two men she is accused of hiring to kill her daughter-in-law.
 Talking to reporters following the return of the indictments, Gus tafson said it was dramatic mid night confession by one of the ac- cused hired killers that led to the county grand jury's swift action.
 The jurors deliberated only Is minutes before indicting. Mrs. Duncan, Luis Moya, g, and Aug ustine Baldonado, 25, for the mur- der of Olga Duncan, 30, pregnant wife of Mrs. Duncan's son, Frank.
 Moya, a drifter with an eight
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-29

year record of arrests, had main tained a sullen silence since the body of the Canadian nurse was found in a hastily dug grave near here last Sunday. But as midnight tolled on Christmas night he called in his jailers.
 "I have confessed to God and asked forgiveness" he told them, and gave a statement the District Attorney said corroberated in every detail one made earlier by Baldonado.
 The two men say Mrs. Duncan promised them $6,000 to kill the woman her son had married last June. They carried out the mur- der plot last November IT, they said, turing the bride into their car asd choking and beating her to death.
 A fierce jealousy lay behind Mrs. Duncan's plotting, Gustaf- son said. She did everything she could to prevent her sons mar riage and to break it up after the ceremony. Duncan had separated from his bride after two weeks and gone back to live with his mother.
 Mrs. Duncan did not testify. Her son did, however, and it was a shaken, dejected man who walked from the jury room.
 Duncan, 30, a bushy-haired man with heavy, dark-rimmed glasses, told reporters he had been asked mostly about his mother and her many marriages. four of them in eight years to men much younger than she. They ended in annul- ment or divorce.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-29
Fast-Draw Father of 5 Accidentally Shoots Son

CHICAGO, R - A coroner's jury has recommended a father who fancied himself as fast man with gun face a grand jury in the shooting death of his son.
 The son, 14-month-old Wyatt Erp Bender, was killed Christmas Eve as he walked into the line of fire from his fathers 1ong-bar- relied revolver.
 The jury yesterday asked that Jack Bender, 29, be bound to the grand jury on an involuntary man. slaughter charge.
 Jurors were told by police that they found about 75 bullet holes in the Bender home. Bender told police he was practicing fast drawing in the living room. Police also quoted Bender as saying he drank three of four quarts of beer before his shooting practice.
 Bender is the father of five children. His wife, Elaine, 29, is expecting a sixth child.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-29
Cuban Rebels Gaining Force

HAVANA, Cuba, R - Civilians were warned to keep clear of rebel positions as the government proclaimed an all-out drive to wipe out the insurgents.
 Army planes are reported to al ready have bombed the outskirts of Placetos on the main highway east of Santa Clara, where the rebels are tightening ring around the capital of Las Villas Province.
 The two-year rebellion faces its bloodiest turn as government forces struck at heavily popu- lated concentrated districts which until now have been kept out of the range of gunfire.
 A shortage of weapons and ann munition was hampering the gov- ernment of President Fulgencio Batista in countering attacks by the rebel forces of Fidel Castro.
 The rebels control highways connecting Havana and Santa Clara, and travel is risky.
 While Castro's forces appeared gaining strength on arms smugg1ed from the United States, there was grumbling in government circles at the attitude taken by Washington.
 The United States was accused by many of helping the rebels, in effect, by maintaining an embar- go on shipments of weapons to the Batista government.
 The insurgents, in a more con- fident mood now, are able for the first time to occupy populated places instead of waging stab at tacks and nasty retreats to hide ou in the countryside.
 The rebels are reported creat- ing loc3l civil governments imam ticipation of taking over complete towns.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-29
McGrath Station Crew Wins Alaska Airlines'
 Golden Nugget Award

MIGRATE - Pete Karella, Alaska Airlines station manager at McGrath, was notified last week that his station crew had won the airlines' Golden Nugget Award in a revenue competition between all stations in AA's system.
 LeRoy Peterson, vice president of traffic and sales, announced that McGrath had surpassed its station quota by III per cent Company stations at Bethel and Unalakleet placed second and third respectively in the competi- tion. Fairbanks had held the award for revenue records estab- liShed in October.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-29
Russian Submarines Suspected Prowling At Missile Test Sites

LONDON, R - Soviet subma- rines may be secretly cruising in waters where Allied guided mis- sile tests are under way, it was reported today.
 Naval sources said Soviet scien- tists are anxious to get a look at warheads from allied missiles. Most of these are constructed to float after falling into the sea.
 There have been reports of un- identified submarines in South Atlantic waters.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-29
NEW YEARS CELEBRATIONS ALL YEAR ROUND

CHICAGO - With a little ima- gination - and a lot of stamina - you can ring in the New Year with more than one celebration.
 In fact, you can keep on cele- brating all through the year, just by switching calendars.
 The World Book Encyclopedia says most of the Christian world wipes the slate clean on January 1st.
 But by trading in the Gregorian Calendar for the Julian calendar, you can have another New Years on January 14th.
 Take a few months to recover, and you can join the Iranian cele- bration on March 21st. If that doesn't wear you out, you can turn over a new leaf in autumn, when the Jews welcome the New Year.
 If you want to cut down on travel time, you can confine your party-hopping to India. The Hin dus are divided into many diff ferent religious groups, and each group marks the beginning of the year on different date.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-29
SYNDICATED COLuMNIST DEAD IN WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, R - Freder- ick C. Othman, 5, Washington columnist for the United Feature Syndicate, died Saturday of a heart ailment. He had been with the United Press for 22 years be- fore joining the United Features Syndicate. He was born in St. Louis.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-29
STUDENT BODY COOPERATION

BERKELEY, Calif., R - Hand in-glove cooperation between the president and vice president of the University of California student body may be expected when classes resume after the holidays - They will be man and wife.
 William Albert Stricklin. the president, and Suzanne Trees were married here at the start of the holidays.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-29

The Chinese and Japanese lit orally wipe the slate clean for the New Year. They pay their debts and settle accounts before a new year begins.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-29

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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-24
ld> Creek To Have New Church On Old Site

Aluddy Greek Church, which is
lNa wears ED has been SOFA and
NH be tosa down WITHIN the next
i've weeks
he old church Was remodeled
IN l1aN AND tht old gallery Ma
Used 70 accommodate the slaves.
4 Henry Hatcher chairman OF
;ha building committee. said today
that contract has been signed
with a Farml Me contractor to
build a new cimch The church
VIII be built Oh the same spot
where the old one = located, near
Trenholm
The new church VIII cost APP
nroximately So 900 and Will seat
about 200 people 1t is expected 10
be completed By Dec. | 1883
The old church Was purchased by
" Il pleasaais d Cartersyllle
Mrs. Eva palmorr d Richmond.
unon her death left 1000 70
Muddy Creek Church. to use u se
model the church o. build another
She stated in her van that the
church must be built On the same
Site. II a new one is built The new
church viii also be built OF brick.
next 10 the Sunday School rooms
which We're built IN 1888
Rev Kenneth Clark is pastor Of
Muddy Greek Church.
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Sunny Side

J L. Garter Is spending this
week with his son and daughter-in-
law Mr. and Mrs Reginald Carter.
and daughter III Portsmouth
A number OF children Of the
community are attending Bible
School IN Cumberland Mrs w. v.
French. Mrs william Clayton Mrs
Harry Rowan Mrs Frank Thomas
and Mrs. Herbert Goodman are as
sistins
We welcome Rev Trseman r.
Tremble and family 10 The com
munlty He conducted the FIRST SER
wee Of the conference yeal al
Grove Church On Sunday nothing
June -. at. II O'Clock
Mrs Ada Shepard AND ali-s Her
bert Goodman called jill Miss Katie
Garrett and Mrs Alice Foster Oil
Thursday afternoon Mrs Mary
Woodson 81 the Solthslde Hospital
stafi was q week tnd Quest
MISS Mabel Vauahan. ot Rlcn u
visiting her SISTER and brohriu-
law. MIS- frerch aad NJ Al
French AA French A A9W 41l~ II
yet to the store each day lIe eN1s4
Vert to FaunR4l.e for haircut bg
bis barber oi thirty Neafs
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-24
lIowardsyille

II + Fenwick and T Hurt
With Claude Branch Of Schuyler
Attended \ Masonic Lodge meetlna
IN W4yac bore last Tuesday night
Rev ana NJ S Harold G Thatch
wete honoHea Win gong ava
Ea tY aad N SHIT from the congr
alto4 " the HGwafdsVIle Methd
rs. CnlUch hele Wednesday nigh
bev tAa,cA has bren pastor III
l e1ltsylH# CAa se u Methods \
w. eAta atd " gumg now u Boy
Iis
Ellen Ripley has been visiting
sIi and Alfa CALVIN Ripley III
Alexandria
ID and Mrs K V. shankln. Of
Raeilcld W Va wee here early
" Jlnc d attend the Patteson-
Morgan wedding Al Emmanuel
CaQeh Glennote, and visited their
sisters Misses Mary and Katherine
Scott
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-24

The Rev and MIS-. J Alfred fleg
and Mrs G Dorsey Smith Of
Bremo Bmii. ana AIfs Newton
Wood, of FluVamna County near
scottsvlIle We're dinner encAt$
Thursday Of M ana Mrs Af.on
White At Hfemo Bluff
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-24
AIeInerriin

TIE women of the Presbyterian
Church met Tuesday afternoon
June 10. With Mrs f J Harlander
u
Those present were Mrs T Y
Owen, and Mrs. C 7 Redd OF
Green Bay, Mrs c R Morton Mrs
K + Quarles MS W B Redd
and Mrs Elmer Jones. Of Meher-
lln. and Mrs c S Barnes. Of
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IN MEMORIAM
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
In Memory of Lena Cottrell
Moss who died January 3, 1858
Death has again entered our
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Great Master,
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Cultural Center

We are grateful to the SEN
ate Public Works Committee
for sending the National Air
Museum bill back to sub
committee in favor Of the
bill providing for a National
Cultural Center on the Mall.
With a cultural center
Washington can take its place
as a cultural world capital.
The taxpayers have al
ready paid for two air mu-
seums. Why do we need q
third one in Washington?
Congress voted about SIS mil
lion for our participation in
the Brussels Worlds Fair.
Keep in mind that most Of
the major countries partici-
pating at the fair have mag
nificent opera houses in their
capitals. We cannot win the
respect and admiration of the
world as a cultural nation
with dollars alone. When dip
lomats residing or visiting in
Washington ask to be d.
rected to our opera house we
are embarrassed. They can
not believe that such q rich
nation has so neglected its
own capital.
Lillian Evanti.