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Evening star., 1959-12-29
Quorter-FinuIs
On Top Todoyin
CIO Tourney

st. James of Falls Church,
favored by some observers to
win the CYO Christmas bas-
ketball tournament for junior
teams, must struggle for the
rebounds against a tall st.
Thomas Apostle team in the
quarter-flnals today at De-
Matha.
st. James passed its second
round test yesterday with a
convincing victory over defend
ing champion Queen of Peace,
$3.50.
The quarter-final schedule
today, starting at / pm, lists
st. James and st. Thomas
Apostle in the opener, followed
by st. Mary'S of Alexandria
against Lourdes, st. Matthews
against st. Thomas More and
st. Francis Xavier against st.
Augustine's.
Tomorrow's semifinal round
also will be played at DeMaths,
starting at / o'clock. Results
yesterday:
SECOND ROUND
st; Thomas Apostle, 35; st. Je-
st. James FCy, AS: Queen Of
Peace. 30.
St Mary's CAlsx), 5s: Little Flow
er, 10.
Lourdes 2s; st. Bernsrd's. s.
st. Matthews, 21: st. MarRarets. 1s.
st. Thomas More, Is: 81. John
Baptist De LaSalle, 16.
81. Francis Xavier. %: Lady Of
st. Augustine's. 81; Blessed sscra-
ment' (VaD, 26.
Evening star., 1959-12-29
PIsToNs CHANGE COACHES
MCGUIRE Is Ordered
To Push Teamwork

DETROIT, Dec. 20 CAP).-
Dick Mcclure. newest of Brook
lyn's coaching McGuires, be-
comes man with a single mis-
sion as coach Of the Detroit
Pistons, one of pro basketball's
most perilous jobs.
Develop the Pistons' team
work, that's all we ask" Nc
Guire was told when named
coach of the National Basket
ball Association club last night.
MCGUIRE succeeded Red Rocha,
who was fired in a sudden
move by the Pistons' executive
board. MCGUIRE is playing his
18th NBA season.
We've lost II of our last IA
games" Owner Fred Zollner
complained. There's been a
tendency of each of the players
to play only for himself in
stead Of the team.
Dicks been a team player
all along. He knows team
work"
Mcclure becomes the Pis-
tons third coach since the club
moved here from Fort Wayne
just before the 1888 season.
Charley Eckman, the holdover
coach, was fired in favor of
Rocha less than two months
after the club started repre-
Senting Detroit.
II haven't thought much
about what I'll do" Mcclure
said. I'm scared that's all.
I'll still play but not as much
as before"
Mcguire. 33, played his COL
lege ball at st. Johns in Brook
lyn. So did his brother Al,
now coach at Belmont Abbey
in North Carolina. A third
Mcclure. Frank, no relation,
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ANGLE

Continued From Page Ais
seminary there, so went to school for year with the
fellows studying for the priesthood had no religious
vocation of course 1t the only way could stay in
school," 49,
IL was the following year. while trying to protect his
one remaining year of eligibility that Johnny borrowed
the name of Blood from the late Rudolph Valentines WE'LL
puohczed film Blood and Sand" The late Ralph Han
sen, teammate in the same predicament took Sand
Tor his fictitious handle Johnnys borrowed name cung
to him.
I'VE were working as stereotypers on the Minneapolis
Tribune Johnny recalled and wanted to pick up some
extra money playing for this sempro team We got $40
week, or maybe it $40 for the I'll never for
get the name OF the teamhe East 26 Street Liberties
AC"
Evening star., 1959-12-29
Dell Team
IsUpsetin
SuqorBowL

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 90
AP).-Gardnar Mulloy, who
apparently believes a mans
tennis life begins at As, was in
the finals of the singles and
doubles in the Sugar Bowl In
vitational tennis tournament
today.
In the singles, the 47-year-
old Miami. Fla, stars op-
ponent was young Michael
Davies Of England, third in the
seedlings. Mulloy was unseeded
In the doubles, Mulloy and
Bill Quillian of Seattle, Wash,
the defending champions. were
paired against the unseeded
team of Ron Fenasci of New
Orleans and Don Kierbow of
Sacramento. Calf.
Mulloy, one of the regular
participants in this three-day
tournament, reached the singles
final for the first time since he
won in 1852 by defeating Quill
han, 6-2,6-1.
Davies eliminated Antonio
Palafox of Mexico, 60, 81.
Upsets also figured in the
doubles with the top-seeded
team Of Donald Dell of Wash
lngton, D. c., and Crawford
Henry Of Atlanta eliminated by
Reynaldo Garrido of Cuba and
Palafox. The latter team won,
IS, 81, 6-3.
Kierbow and Fenasci downed
G arrido and Palafox, 6-3.
Ga. in the semifnals after
tripping Don Candy of Aus
tralla and Davies, 1912. "a
GO, in the opening round
Mulloy and Quillian, seeded
second. advanced to the finals
with a 6-3, rs victory over
Tom Brown, jr., Of San Fran
cisco and Mike Green of
Miami Beach, Fla.
Evening star., 1959-12-29
Cells Streak
0VershadoWs
Scoring Duel

NEW YORK, Dec. 20 (AP)-
A great scoring duel between
Cincinnati's Jack Twyman and
Philadelphia's Wilt Chamber
lain is beginning to take shape,
but is currently being over
shadowed by the Boston Gel
tics great winning splurge.
The Celts need only to beat
st. Louis tomorrow night to
tie the National Basketball As
sociation consecutive game
winning streak at II after edg-
ing Minneapolis, l07-l04, last
night.
Scoring statistics released TO-
day show that Twyman with
l,0S8 points. only AZ ahead of
the Philadelphia rookie who
has played in six less games.
Chamberlain has l,04l for a
S5.9 average in games through
last Sunday.
st. Louis Bob Petit is third
with 78l. followed by Elgin
Baylor of Minneapolis with 764
and Detroit's Gene Shue
with 731.
Twyman and Chamberlain
gave a good indication of what
Is to come when they faced
each other last night and the
7-foot-l Philadelphia center
won the duel, 1895, as the
Warriors defeated the Royals.
l09-104. Wilt also cracked st.
Louis Kiel Auditorium rebound
record with SO.
In the second half of the
double-header, the st. Louis
Hawks defeated the Syracuse
Mats, 120-106, as Cliff Hagan
and Petit led the winners
with % and % points, respec-
lively. Dick Barnett led Syra-
cuse with "a.
The scoring leaders.
Evening star., 1959-12-29
JerryGrohom Gets
Bout With Rocco
New Years Eve

Bearcat Wright made quick
work of Karl Won Hess in the
feature match of last nights
special wrestling program at
Uline Arena.
Wright disposed of Won Hess
in four minutes with a series
of dropkicks and a body press.
DR.. Jerry Graham and
Johnny Valentine defeated
Chief Big Heart and Haystacks
Calhoun. Promoter Vince Nc
Mahon said after the match
that Graham will wrestle An
tonino Rocca on the New Years
Eve show at Capitol Arena.
In other matches last night,
Pat LYDIA and Judy Cradle took
two of three falls from Peggy
Allenaman and Margi Ramsey,
Bruno Sammartino defeated
Skull Murphy. the Brown Pam
ther pinned Pee Wee James,
and Vic Christy and Luis Mar
tinez battled to a draw.
Evening star., 1959-12-29

George Bickerton; Catchers
John Luce. Jim Schwab. Joe
Hilleary and Dale White; In
fielders Marty Gorewitz, Roger
Bergman, Ronnie Terwilliger,
Kenny Smith. Tom DeHart.
Billy Nordan and Weldon Ed
dins and Outfielders Tom
Brown Captain, Dick Drum
mond, Paul Ciatti, Jack Castro,
Lou AbrahamS and Clark
RADON.
Branzell was given a transis-
tor radio by his players. Coach
Bo Brown also was presented
with a gift.-DICK SLAY.
Evening star., 1959-12-29
Mounfaineers
Pull Closer 10
Top pinAP Poll
By the Associated Press

Oscar Robertson and Cincin-
natl still top the Nations coll
lege basketball teams in the
weekly Associated Press poll Of
sports writer's and sportscasters.
The voting was conducted
over the week end, so the re-
suits of last nights many tour
nament games were not a fac
tor. Robertson had solidif1ed
Cincinnati's position by scoring
Al points in Cincinnati's 1856
rout Of st. Bonaventure in Sat-
urday's first round Of the ECAC
Holiday Festival.
Cincinnati drew 81 of the
103 1lrSt-place votes. West Vir-
ginia received 81, California IA
and Utah flve. In the point
total, Cincinnati led West Vir-
ginis, 932-e79.
West Virginia, idle last week,
edged q bit closer to Cincinnati
in the balloting despite Cincin-
nati's triumphs over Bradley
and st. Bonaventure.
California was rated No. 3
in the voting, moving up on
its victory over Michigan
State. Utah advanced two pegs
to the No. 4 position by hand
ing Ohio State its first defeat
and also knocking OF the Col
lege Of the Pacific.
Despite its defeat by Utah.
Ohio State drew solid backing
and ranked fifth. There was a
wide gap between Ohio State
and sixth-place st. Louis, which
defeated Kansas and Creighton
last week.
Indiana, ranked seventh,
added victories over Butler and
Notre Dame last week. Close
behind in eighth came Illinois.
Bradley tumbled from fifth
to ninth after its defeat by
Cincinnati and Georgia T C h
slid from eighth to tenth after
Southern Methodist knocked it
from the unbeaten ranks.
There wasn't q new face
among the top 10, Just a shuf-
fling. However, Miami (FlaO,
Toledo, Wake Forest and De-
Paul moved into the second 10,
displacing Michigan State, La
Sale and Texas AIM and
Southern California.
The top 10, based on 10 for a
flrst-place vote, nine for Sec
onds, etc. (First-place votes
and won-lost records through
last Saturday in parenthesesO
Evening star., 1959-12-29
BASKETBALL
SCORES

TOURNAMENTS
BLUEGRASS InVitational
FirSt ROund)
LouisViIIs ca TFShnc FotShnm q q
Gulf South Classic
First ROund)
Eastern Kentucky S6' HamIine 7:
Northwestern Ua.l so Hardin Sim. 6:
george washington 16 Centenary g.
La. Tech 81 Wash. U. (St. Louis) g.
ECAC Holiday Festival
Cincinnsti SO ST. JosephS Pal 7
(consolation) "
ST. Bonaventure 90 Manhattan 8,
Southwest Conference
First R0und)
Texas Tea ASM 72 Texas chTi.ti.s Eics & &
Southern Methodist as Texas Tech 8!
Arkansas IL Baylor 6t
ALI ll-ColleEe
Virst Round)
Michita 10 Cornell 81
Utah State Niagara 6I
5Hi.sems SHEllss e5ss9 c9 9hlo' T"ss s
Dixie Classic
WAX. For.s. Ta5'' ~ koundl RlOly c,0,, =,
Dayton sSs. North Caroiins state s.
Duke 63 - Utah 81
North CsrOlina 7a-----. Minnesota 81
Queen City InvitationAI
Championship
'' o" Consolation, Wisconsin %
Boston College To- Pittsburgh 81
Hurricane Classic
(FirSk ROundl
Miami TiaJ 11O-- Brigham Youns o.
Big Eight
First ROund)
Oklahoma 10 Missouri 81
Keystone Holiday
First ROund)
T teo------ eo Duduesne ~
Temple oO Penn State bc
Far West Classic
(Semifinals)
Oregon State 40 ---,--- Idaho "a
Oregon 6s--, WASHINGTON State a
New Mexico state 66-~-1 Portland 81
Los Angeles Classic
First ROund)
southern Cal. 81 Northwestern 81
Mef T:eIa "sinia as oo------ Stani stantord ~ u
California 62 .--- Illinois 4S
DoWneast Classic
First ROund)
SEigate' SS - Bates 81 (ovsrtimel !
Colby. ,es ------- St. MiehaeTs, 81
BOwdOin, So ----. Delaware, 53
Cotton Bowl
First RoundD
Wayland, So; Austin Col. (Texas), 5!
East Texas ST., 81; Trinity (TexD, 81
Midwestern University (Texas), 6S:
Pan Am. Col. Of EdinbOro (Tex.), 65
Motor City
n,. ,oo First RoundD
Western Michigan, IS: VSIparaiso' 81
wCAC
First RounD
Santa Clara, 85 Pepperdine, SO
st. Mary'S (Cal), 65 Seattle, SO
Camp Lejeune
First ROundD
HuntinEton 1Aia,) Col. ss tovsrtim.,
GIM. Univ; q Ia,,' Balt,' y; West. car9lins' s9
Long Island -InvitationaI
First ROund
RSisiTa' RStssr. S ~ ---------- Lshi9h, SO
HueseEss Oh Adelphla, b3
Akron Invitational
FirSt ROundl
Ioieao' ~ --- Western Ontario, 40
AKRON Ill Lawrence Tech, SO
Winged Foot
First ROundD
New York AC, 81: Belmont Abbey, Dc
Other Games
Kentucky, 96 Ohio State. ~
Mlehlgan state 30 Butler, 80
tennessee, ID --- Princeton, n
auburn; i6 ----- Florida State, 63
vanderbilt, IS Yale, 8S
Loyoia Chicago' SS; Montana State, 73
SonEaga, So --W Wyoming, as
DePaul, Is --- MaFauette, IS
Idaho State, SO; Colo. State d., 81
Evening star., 1959-12-29

Dayton's Flyers, who defeated
defending champion North
Carolina State, 36-32.
Iowa Plays Cincinnati
Iowa's hustling Hawkeyes (5-
- challenge Cincinnati for the
ECAC title tomorrow night aft
er knocking of previously un-
beaten New York u, BOTS. The
Hawks CID, who trailed by
eight, got their first lead at
60-55 with a 100 drive led by
5-8 Mike Heitman, who then
gave them the lead for keeps
with a Jump shot that broke a
1888 tie. Tom Sanders of
NYU led scoring with 26.
Southern California beat
Northwestern, 81-62, and plays
West Virginia in tonight'S
semifinalS at Los Angeles.
UCLA walloyed Michigan, o.
SO. for the berth opposite Cali
fornia.
Indiana CID, ranked No. 7,
was the only other top 10 team
at work last night and beat
Maryland, 1853, in the Blue
grass Invitational at Louis
vile. The Hoosiers go for the
title tonight against Louisville,
a 66-61 winner over Fordham.
In a tournament fnal,
Canisius whipped Wisconsin,
80-65, for the Queen City title
at Buffalo.
Defending champion Texas
A6SM defeated Texas Christian,
1851. in the first round of
the Southwest Conference tour
nament at Houston in a re-
versal Of last years 61-45 final.
Texas beat Rice, 1858, and
plays TCU tonight. Southern
Methodist, which defeated
Texas Tech, 85-65, meets
Arkansas, 71-66 winner over
Baylor.
Clemson Beaten
Oklahoma trailed by II but
beat Missouri. 70-65, in the
Big Eight tournament at Kan
sas City. Kansas defeated Okla
homa State, 67-59, and plays
the Sooners tonight. The other
semifinal pairs Saturdays win
ners, Iowa State and Colorado.
Wichita beat Cornell, 1852,
and now meets Utah State,
1856 winner over Niagara, in
tonight's semif1nals of the All
College at Oklahoma City.
Bowling Green beat Tulsa,
61-58, after Rex Leach's layup
broke a 1888 tie with 80 sec
ondS left, and now faces Okla
homa City, which whipped
Clemson, 84-57.
Bill Wold's jump shot with
five seconds left gave Oregon
State a 49-48 decision over
Idaho. The Beavers meet Ore
gon, which slapped Washington
State, 63-48, for the Far West
Classic title tonight at Cor
wallis, Greg.
Stith Scores 4S
Host Miami raped Brigham
Young, 1903, and shoots for
the Hurricane title tonight
against Xavier (Ohio), 1914
winner over Florida. Penn beat
Duquesne, 71-63, in the Key
stone holiday tourney and
plays Temple, which beat Penn
State. $3.50, for the title at
Harrisburg, Pa. tonight. Santa
Clara beat Pepperdine, 1888,
and st. Mary's defeated Seattle,
$3.50, in the first round of the
WCAC tourney at San Fran
cisco.
In other games, unbeaten
DePaul won its seventh, 1856,
over Marquette; Michigan State
beat Butler. $3.50, in a final
tuneup for the Big Ten racs;
Auburn downed Florida state,
1858; Tennessee defeated tour
Evening star., 1959-12-29
NBA STANDINGS

RESULTS LAST NIGHT
Philadelphia, lO9: Cincinnati. lOk.
Boston. 107; Minneapolis, lO4.
st. Louis, 100: Syracuse. log.
GAMES TONIGHT
No games scheduled.
GAMES TOMORROW
Syracuse at Cincinnati.
Boston at st. Louis
Detroit VS.. New York at PHILADELPHIA
Minneapolis at Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1959-12-29

ing Princeton, 1911: Wander
bilt ripped travelling Yale,
1866, and Tom Stith topped
Robertson's ECAC mark with
48 points as st. Bonaventure
beat Manhattan, 96-s6, in a
consolation game.
Evening star., 1959-12-29
My Policy and
How II Protects You

"l'II give you O better
tire deoI any doy of the
week or ! will refund
your money promptly"
Joe Granville
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1900 leii Davis
Hwy.
u. 6.6so7
On Rte. I,
{ min. from
Pentaeon
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burs I'd. NE.
Ia. 1855
Bet. New YORK 4
Montana Aves.
Northeast
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BASKET BALL

Continued From Page Ais
Dayton's Flyers, who defeated
defending champion North
Carolina State, 36-32.
Evening star., 1959-12-29

All uTUS 0udIdHIeeu
IN WRITING
asainst defects in mo
teFiols and woFkmon-
ship for the life Of the
tread on q pro-rota
basis. II our inspection
shows tire hos feiled
under the terms Of the
suoTontee, il will bs
replaced, or O reoson-
obIe allowance mode
on the purchase OF Q
new fire,
, 1959-08-05

The Finance Committee reported favor
No. $40, the Budget for the Executive Brancl
eminent Of the Virgin Islands for the Fiscal
1859 to June 80. 1860
(To be continuedl
, 1959-08-05
LEGISLATIVE RECORD Continued
Continued from yesterday


MIR. DE LUGO: The whole thing boils down, per-
haps, that we all know that the Virgin Islands Code says
that no one is supposed to practice IN the Virgin Islands
unless he comes from an accredited Grade A School and
is accepted to practice dentistry here. Perhaps all this con-
fusion came about because we had a little misunderstand-
ing here Us to whether or not the Code is law. Certainly, it
is law and we should 60 according to that, MI, Chairman.
Thank you.
ii PRESIDENT: Senator, does your conscience
bother you as to the legality of the Code?
MR.. DE @ Not at all Mr.. Chairman. But just
hate to think than any Of my fellow senators would be
breaking the law. I prefer to think that they just don'tbe-
leve it is the law.
PRESIDENTS: Knowing the way in which the
Code was passed, / just wondered if you were.
MR.. DELUGO: Certainly, Mr.. Chairman, you are in
position to challenge that now as President OF the Legis-
lature. You can commence all sorts OF Illegal actions o declde
the issue. I think we should take it up to see whether it is
legal Or not. There are members who believe it is and if
the Chair believes it is not we cant afford to have this
thing come up again where some members are evidently,
( think, breaking the law, but / am sure that they don't
mean to.
THE PRESIDENT: Senator Reese.
MR.. REESE. Mr.. Chairman, | have waited to be the
last speaker because wanted to discuss another subject.
I thought that with your response to the speaker
with your Prayer Of Lincoln-that was the close Of the
discussion, but since it did not end I might as well make
this comment.
AS far as am concerned, MI. Chairman, if were put
in a position to votefo a man like Corderold don't know
him very much would helphirn. As far as / understand
the man was brought from Washington where he was liv-
ing and practicing) by the Government Of the Virgin Is
lands, given a job and he worked for two years, giving ser
vice to the people Of the Virgin Islands and no fault has
ever been found with his work. There came a political
campaign-election year-andsa lot Of things took place.
The man got job and I think he deserves it.
If you are going to test Mr.. Corderos case, let's take.
the Bonsoe case into Court too and see which is right and
which is wrong. What is good for the Goose is good for the
Gander-usingy your words, Mr.. Chairman.
What I really wanted to discuss under Privileges of
the Floor, Mr.. Chairman, was a question with respect to-
Veterans Drive, which I would like to put tosthe members
of the Legislature for approval or disapproval. Members
will remember a year ago we created a special Legislative
committee Of which I was co-chairman, with you, Mr..
Chairman-Dr. Anduze was also a member Of the Com
mittee. You will remember this committee formulated
plans for the dedication Of the Waterfront as Veterans
Drive We had the cutting Of the ribbon and other things.
AIT that time had made a temporary Sign showing
that the Highway was named in honor of all Veterans who
served and are servingin the Armed Forces. The sign was
, 1959-08-05
THE 81 CROIx v

AVIS
work is now completed There is now grass planted around
the area to add little attractiveness to it,
In the meantime, Mr.. Chairman, have spoken with
the Commissioner Of Public Works and he agreed to have
the wooden sign THAT was made by Mr.. B~arringer1 re-
moved from the area across from the Office Of the United
Office, and, / suggested that it be placed down at the
extreme western end where Veterans Drive commence
that is the entrance iuncture between Harwood Highway
and French Town. That is being done in order that Tour
ists and visitors coming to town and using that intersec-
ton, will also know that they are entering Veterans Drive.
1T that is agreeable to the members will have it done
sometime this week.
THE PRESIDENT: Senator Lawaetz.
Mr.. LAWAETZ: The Commissioner Of Public
Works plans to install a small light there so that the monu-
ment will be visible at nights.
THE PRESIDENT: Are there any further discus
sionse under Privileges Of the Floor
The entire discussion this afternoon under Privileges
Of the Floor will be carried in the journal.
INTRODUCTION & ASSIGNMENT or BILLS:
Bill No. 931 To Amend Section l65 Of Title II Of the
Virgin Islands Code, Relating to Eligibility for Scholar
ships. Referred toathe Committee Of the Whole.
Bill No. 932 An Act to Provide Additional Appro-
p~riationS for the Operation of the Government of the Vir-
gin Islands for the Fiscal Year July 1, 1858 to June 80,
1859. Referred to the Committee of the Whole.
Bill No. 933 ! An Act to Transfer An Appropriation
from the Gneral Fund to the Special Fund in the Treasury
Of the Virgin Islands. Referred to the Committee of the
Whole.
Bill No. 934 To Transfer to the Property Acquisition
Account An Appropriation for Acquisition of Certain
Areas in Saint Croix as An Historical and Recreational
Area. Referred to the COMMITTEES of the Whole.
Bill No. 935 Acttos Consolidate Funds for Certain
Projects Previously Authorized from the Essential Public
Projects Funds Referred to the Committee Of the Whole.
REPORT or STANDING COMMITTEES
The Finance Committee reported favorably on Bill
No. $40, the Budget for the Executive Branch Of the Gov
eminent of the VirginaIslands for the Fiscal Year July j.
1859 to June 80. 1860
TO be continued
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25
Mrs. r. r. N. asks:

and I would like to spend 1t
on sprucing UP the house.
Please suggest any little
thing anything . you
can think Of as my husband
scoffed, what can you do
with $25 these days?"
Dear Mrs. r. E. NJ:
Aren't men pessimisticP
While out shopping for my
self the other day, I did a
little shopping for you and
here are some suggestions
that would brighten up sew
eral corners of your house.
First, I found a fluffy
flaming scarlet 2x3 oval acri-
Ian rug, color fast and ma
chine washable, for $7.98.
Put this in your hall so the
minute your guests step into
the house they receive a
bright and definite welcome
even on a gloomy day. If the
scarlet doesn't suit your hall
color scheme the rug comes
in other lovely colors, but do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25
Homlet Players
PlQn Benefit
Performance

Some. 80 members of the
newly formed Hamlet Play
ers yesterday paid a visit to
the Montgomery County So
ciety for Crippled Children
and Adults Center in Rock
vile. The group met with Of
f1cials of the center, we're
taken on a tour of the install
lation and shown the various
facilities of the organization.
The center has been
adopted by the Players as
their personal charity. Their
first production will be a
benefit with all profits going
to further the work of car.
ing for the crippled of Mont
gomery County.
The play will be boy
Meets Girl" by Sam and
Bella Spewack, and is slated
for November Is and 10 at
Leland Junior High School
Auditorium in Chevy Chase.
The drama group is made
up largely of professional
people, many of whom have
theatrical backgrounds. Mr..
Charles Crawford is presi-
dent, Mr.. Peter Andrews is
vice president and Mr.. Fran
els Thompson, treasurer.
Other members of the cast
include Mr.. Daniel Rapo-
port, Mr.. William Perry and
Mr.. Peter Sturtevant. The
play is under the direction
Of Mr., John x. Ward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25

choose a bright hue. This is
no place for wishy-washy
subtlety.
For the living room I
found a whopping big l0"x10"
forest green ceramic ash tray
for $1.98. This Immediately
gives your coffee table new
Importance and takes the
place of two or three puny
trays (Which men abhor). To
give a little fresh zip for over
your sofa I would suggest
buying three yards of burlap.
1t comes 80" wide at 81 cents
a yard ($1.62) in glamorouS
vivid colors.
Tack the top of this to 9
feet of u inch round task
your husband) at 6 cents a
foot (54 cents and hang 1t
over the sofa as a background
for four or five of your
enlarged photographs or
favorite pictures. Makes a
marvellous splash of mex
pensive color. I couldn't be-
lieve this next myself but
I found two stunning pleated
golden metallic looking lamp
shades for $1.98 apiece
($3.96). Use these for your
living room pair of lamps.
They will look elegantly ex-
pensive.
Then two glass jars, deco
rated with fresh pink roses
at 70 cents each came to
$1.58. Put these on your
dressing table or Formica
counter and enjoy their bou-
quet-like practically every
day. We mustn't forget some
thing to spruce up" your