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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Seixas, MacKay Win

Two more Davis Cup players,
Vic Seixas, Philadelphia. and
Barry MacKay. Dayton, Ohio,
defeated Roger Werksman. Los
Angeles, and AL DriScole, Hol-
lywood, Calf, GA, 60.
The third round of the mems
and women's singles were on
tap today with Olmedo facing
Fox.
Actually, the third round of
the mems singles was sched-
uled for yesterday but officials
decided to postpone it until the
grass courts had dried from
Mondays heavy rain.
The second round Of the
women'S matches was played
on composition asphalt courts.
Sally Moore Advances
In the women's Second-round
singles, top-seeded Sally Moore
of Bakersfield, Calf. defeated
Pamela Davis, Anaheim, Calf,
3-6, 81, Ga.
Fifteen-year-old Billie Jean
Moffitt of Long Beach. Calf,
scored an upset over second
seeded Gwyneth Thomas. Sha-
ker Heights, Ohio, is, 6-3.
Another women's upset came
when Barbara Weigand OF
Alexandria, Va, ouSted sixth
seeded Mrs. Adrienne Ayares
of Baltimore, 3-6. 6-3, 60
Among the seeded players
advancing was Donna Floyd OF
Arlington, Va, No. 4, who beat
Carol Caldwell of Santa Mon
lea, Calf, IS, 2-6, 60.
Smyrna times., 1959-04-16
flag ship of the End Fleet, now

flag ship of. the End Fleet, now
operating out of Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. Helen Jones is recuper-
ating at her home after under
going surgery at Delaware Hos
pital, Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis B. Para
dee, from Viola, were the week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
B. Ely, Sr.
Birthday congratulations this
week to Jim Vaughn, Edith Ross,
Helen Anton, Kevin Rowlinson,
Edward E. Hurd, and Fayette B.
Alvarado.
The Rev. Frank Baynard, pas
tor of Ewells-St. Paul Church,
announces services for Sunday,
April l9, as follows: Sunday
School will begin at 10 am,
Morning worship, ii am. The
pastor has chosen for the SER
mon subject, ''The Resurrec-
tions." The Contact Club will
meet Monday evening in Fellow
ship Hall, at 7:3O pm. Commits
sion on Education, Roy Rogers,
chairman, will meet Tuesday at
7:30 pm. in Fellowship Hall.
Junior Choir rehearsal Thursday
evening, 7 pm; Senior Choir re-
hearsal, 8 pm.
The weakly wit: Spring is
here-the season when husbands
wander out into the yard, feel
the stir of things growing,
breathe deep of the fresh air and
have an irresistible urge to get
inside and watch the baseball
game on TV.
Smyrna times., 1959-04-16

that the ashes keep the bugs
out of the rugs"
Miss Patricia Middleton, extern
sion specialist in home manage
ment at the University of Della
ware, says this alibi has been
shot full of holes and the care
less smoker will have to shape
up and find an ash tray or an
other excuse.
Miss Middleton reports that
Bernard Roth, president of the
National Institute of Rug Clean
ing, said recently that tobacco
ashes do not protect floor COW
erings from insect damage.
In fact, they are "just another
form of dirt and should be
cleaned up at once" Roth said.
Miss Middleton speculated
that this information will prob
ably have little effect on habit
ual ash spreaders.
Smyrna times., 1959-04-16
Clayton

The annual Town election will
be held in the Town Office on
Saturday, May 2, between 2 and
6 pm. Nominations for council
shall be filed at the Town Office
during the usual business hours,
with the Town Clerk, or in the
absence of the Town Clerk, with
the president or secretary of the
Town Council, at any place in
the Town, not later than 4 pm.
Daylight Saving Time on Mon
day next preceding the first Sat-
urday in May. At such election,
all residents 81 years of age and
upwards, who shall have paid
all Town Taxes assessed to them
and also all water and sewer
rents due from them, shall be
entitled to vote. Each nomina-
ton shall be filed in writing
signed by the nominee, or by
five other persons qualified to
vote at such election.
tuberculosis still exists in
Delaware. Last year, the mobile
chest x-ray units discovered 80
cases at community locations in
the state. In Kent and Sussex
counties, approximately so 9th
er abnormal conditions were
found and referred to proper
channels for treatment. The
Chest X-Ray Unit is sponsored
by the State Board of Health
and the Delaware Anti-Tubercu-
losis Society and will be in Clay
ton at Clements Supply Co. on
Tuesday, April %, between 10
and IL am. and | to 5 pm. John
]. Roth has been named general
chairman of the campaign, and
Miss Mary Burke will be the
hostess chairman.
Frank R. Brown, us. Navy,
is serving aboard the USS
Northampton, light cruiser and
Smyrna times., 1959-04-16

class sponsor the activity as a
means of raising funds to fl
nance class trips and commence
ment expenses.
Smyrna times., 1959-04-16
Fund-Raising Planned

Pupils of the eighth grade at
the Clayton School will conduct
their annual bake sale April rs
on Main Street next to Clements
Store. Each year members of the
Smyrna times., 1959-04-16

Subscribe to The Smyrna Times
$500 a year. payable in advance
Smyrna times., 1959-04-16
Ashes In The Rug,
No Harm To Bug

Ever since rugs have been put
on the floors, the man of the
house has been dumping tobac-
co ashes on them and abiding
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-20


The TexanEnough action and not too much talk Bill
Longey has close shave in this one when two brothers
assume he murdered their kin and go after his neck
Rory Calhoun gets good support from Ralph Meeker and
Dorothy Provine. pm, WTOP-9
Danny ThOmas-Thanks to the uncaled-for help of wife
Kathy, Danny Williams has two guests for dinner who
hate each other Danny separates the two men by having
one eat in the kitchen and the other in the living room
while he keeps tabs both running from room to room
This segment provides the most laughs and character
actors Pat OMaley and Jack Abertson are fine as the
two pgheaded men, pmq WTOP-9
Peter GunnFebruary Girl" The story involves girl who
has lost her sister An artist gets rubbed out and both the
remaining sister and Peter Gum future targets
of the murderer Story is only $685. but there's at least
one lively character eccentric ballet master pm
WRC4.
Voice of FreSt0ne-In addition to the Xavier Cugat
formal with Able Lane the featured soost the honorS
get divided tonight. Alfredo Sadel sings the lovely
Granada" and "Amapola" pianist Lalo Schfrin plays
"E Cumina," Cugat and his orchestra up with
Guadalaara" and Lane joins Cugat and the orchestra
for finale to "Oye Me Mama" pm, WMAI-7.
TV Theater"Ten Miles to DoomSday" Keith Andes plays
the commander of SAC bomber, and Richard Jaeckel
plays his cocky co-pot who gets them into grave peril
mission. Andes proves he's fit to his rank in yarn
reminiscent of Steve Canyon $3.50 pm, WRC-4.
Jack Paar enjoy Peggy oass shrekng STYLE her skt
with Jack husband and wife arguing about divorce
guette" Dahann Carroll solos to How About You" and
II Got Lost in Your Arms" and Fay De Vita newcomer
to the show-tries out an act HIS pm9 WRC-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-20
OTHER TV
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500, WTTG 81 - Five Star
Feature. 1.-THE Navy Comes
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Story of how the Merchant
Marine and Navy kept the
shipping lanes open during
World War II (1942).
$3.50, WMAL (7)--Bold Jour-
ney: THE Road to Manda-
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film of her travels in Burma.
10000, WRC (4)-Arthur Muir
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Constance Bennett, Marie
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Betty Ann Grove, Lew Park
er and Betty Kean.
1900, WTTG t5)-Starlight
Theater: wild cargo"
Frank Buck. Buck expedi-
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jungle $3.50.
l1:15, WTOP (9)--Late Show:
Those High Gray Walls. +"
Walter Connolly. A doctor
is sent to prison for a mercy
killing 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-20
TODAY'S GOOD
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-20

yOu " OdlA + 4Ody OdIblC Ivy al
The opponents were Elaine
May and Jerry Lewis. a sur
prise guest, who got the sur
prise of his young 1881 life
when Miss May, nervous and
tense. suddenly dashed out at
him after he had tried to put
down" her partners opening
remark. No ches were
thrown, but the screaming and
yelling was as sharp as 1t was
embarrassing.
If Paar spent the week end
surveying the events that made
a Shambles of his show and
if he's wondering where things
went wrong, I've got a couple
of ideas.
Paar's first mistake occurred
when Jerry Lewis. after cutting
up in his usual manner and re-
luctantly explaining his Oscar
performance (the real reason
he came), got up to go. Jack
should have let Jerry go. Every
body was way ahead.
/. Paar's next mistake was in
bringing on May and Nichols,
steaming in the wings, without
a break of some kind. Paar, of
course, couldn't very well turn
down a guest spot by a top star
like Lewis at the shows 1920
fee, but Nichols and May are
making big loot now, too, and
after all, it was their appear
ance that was advertised. Jerry
met them in the wings before
the show and knew they were
due on, yet he not only wrecked
the schedule but persisted with
the Glowing.
When Jack finally greeted
Elaine and Mike with a re-
mark about how wild the show
was up to that point, Mike
cOOlly nifted; eve were in the
dressing room. What's been
going On?"
Paar'S last mistake occur
red here. He let Jerry reply.
and the comedian, who has
been steaming himself over
criticism Of his Oscar emcee-
ing, took Mikes line personally
and snarled a crack about the
subtle" school of comedy.
Whereupon Elaine Numbered
to the attack and powie
Later on, after another flare
up, Jerry moDed to make up
Nth the team and paid them
a tribute. And at long last, the
Show got of.
But not until the best crack
of the hectic night, which
came from forgotten guest
Vincent Price. Mr.. Price and
Hans Conreid, two delightful
old warriors of the panel cir
cult, huddled in the corner like
wise towards during the melee,
volunteering an occasional OBJ
servation.
what are you dOing?" Paar
asked Price late in the show.
"I'm making a nest for the
eggs that have been laid here
tonight" he said. He was, too.
y X
Okay, MOmma? Like most
singers, pretty Anna Maria
Alberghetti's voice begins to
tingle when you talk about act
ing She's got the bug, all
right Listen: II feel you
need the same basic talent to
sell a. scene as you do a song. "
:. With Wagon Train behind
her, she now has her sights
set on Playhouse 80 next sea-
son .. The property? The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-20

story Of a singer named Mali
bran who was famous about
$50 years ago and lived, says
Anna Maria, a most exciting
life And she died before
she was 80 while riding horse
back"
Meanwhile, Anna Mariall be
singing omorrow night
(WTOP-9) for Garry Moore
and has a show upcoming on
Desilu Playhouse in a few
months Her busy plans no
longer include marriage, how
ever.
"At this point, Buddy Breg.
man 1.-THE cOmpOser-arranger)
and / have cancelled our plans
to marry. / still have Buddy's
ring, but he doesn't want IL
back"
Note: She's going to sing
"Baubles. Bangles and Beads
on Garry's show.
Anna Maria'S visit to Wash
ington Saturday to sing at the
Bal de Paris benefit dance at
the Sheraton Park was her
first since a one-nighter at the
Carter Baron in 1858. She
speaks English fluently and
volubly now. so maybe there's
hope for Genevieve. Remember
Anna Maria's first hating
phrases as a very young girl
(about Is or SOD on Ed Sulli-
vans show?
Her mother keeps the tantilJ
scrapbook, incidentally. As
left, Anna Maria asked me to
be sure to send a clipping Of
this article to her mother in
Hollywood.
!
It's Hollywood's insistance or
Emmy recognition for filmed
shows that makes the annual
TV Academy list of prizes and
categories so bulky There
are two awards for best art
direction" for example, one for
live" the other for film
So what happens when Holly
wood really comes up with a
half-hour film show of provo
cative originality like Orson
Welles' Fountain of Youth?
Not one nomination!
Oh well.
Six "presenters" have been
added to the Emmy awards
show MAY g., NBC reports
:. They are Robert Young, &c
Sullivan, Polly Bergen, Art Car
ney, Don Knots and Louis Nye
X 4 4 X
On The Run: This is no sur
prise: Hallmark has contracted
with George Schaefer to pro.
duce the Hall of Fame shows
again next season on NBC. :.
Registrars for the elementary
typewriting course currently be.
ing seen on WTOP-9 now tota
226-which is a few more thar
were registered for the course:
initial presentation! Dave
Susskind's Show of the Month
is offering Herman Melville.
Billy Budd for its last show Of
the season MAY 25), instead Of
the original Susskind was hop.
ing to produce. There was
not enough time for crackerjacl
writer S. Lee P0gostin (busy
with other projects) to worl
his first draft" into shape. -.
POg0stin is an ex-Washingto.
MAN. -. The MiIt Grant Talent
Search is Onl :. $50 look out
|. Additions may be SEIZED.
uled by calling Milt at Sterling
$4,000 and individuals or groups
are eligible. The AFL-CIO'.
TV series, Americans at Work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-20

starts on WRC-4 Sunday morn
ing, April 26, at 8:45 o'clock.
/. Face the Nation note: Pre-
mier Fidel Castro had to can
eel his appearance Sunday be-
cause Of changes in his sched-
ule. He was on Meet the
Press, though.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-20

weather, through pm even hour o. n, A,w
NIDsHuss programs teIsyt ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-20
ON THE AIR
TVS Bottle RoyoI,
Round by Round
BY BERNIE HARRISON
Star Tv Critic

Elaine May and Mike Nichols brightest Of the young
edy teams returned to Jack Pasrs Show Friday night (WRC
because lamely explained they had suffered trau
matte" experience their only previous visit
AS Jack put it. they had been found after that long
had gone badly.
Well if that was traumatic experience wonder what
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-20
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-20
TV KEY PREVIEWS

TontghtS top shows preuieDed By TV KEYS stat,
toho attend reedrSdlS match screenings and dnulyse
scripts in Ne0 York, Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions are offered as guide to area UieOerS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-20
Teleyision 7 omorrow--Tussdox April u. 1859

wc Ca pe News 1s esuus'I esssn hts dy h FARM Ga
to hs DaE ~ Ied 1s Gzs enhen WM eh n-l5a
h3 nghh es1 Pete WI0P ch
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The Monls Show Richard Hsse-Nsu Aa u BansF-As
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Evening star., 1959-02-13

Baltimore and Az have identi-
cal overall records. i4-4. In
a previous meeting Baltimore
Seat Az, 61-51. at Baltimores
AUS other loss was to Gu.
while Baltimore has lost to Gu
and Mount st. Mary's.
Gus three losses have been
to Hampden-Sydney, Loyola
and Baltimore, while Randolph
Macon has been stopped by two
Of the second division" en-
trantS, Bridgewater and Johns
Hopkins.
!. On Five-Game Streak
The Eagles carry q five-game
winning streak into today's
game. Coach Dave Carrasco Is
able to start five players aver
aging in double figures. Willie
Jones, who apparently has
broken out of his scoring slump,
Is averaging 23.S points q game
and is followed by Eddie
Clements, 1875; Bill Beau
champ. 1875; Bob Drummer,
los. and Dick Wells, 100.
The Bees. coached BY de-
fense-minded Don Newberry,
who learned his basketball from
Bud Millikan at Maryland, have
only one senior, Don Conelius,
on the squad. They were fig
ured to be more of q power
next season, but no one from
Evening star., 1959-02-13
AU and Baltimore Start
To. UntqngIe Hot Roce

Georgetown at Lafayette. CIV
at Furman. Navy az Duke and
AT at st. Peters in New Jersey.
It rs the Mason-Dixon Con-
ference. normally relegated to
q minor role here, that is pro-
viding the major fireworks at
this point Of the season.
Baltimore leads the league
with a 90. record. followed by
AU and Randolph-Macon, each
80; Catholic, 9-3. and Lynch
burg, 6-3.
All are assured of berths in
the conference playoffs Feb
ruary 1928 at Gu.
Near End Of Schedule
But which will wind up with
the seasons title still must be
settled, though AU and Balti-
more have only three games
remaining, counting today's
meeting. Gu and Randolph
Macon have only two games
left and Lynchburg has four.
Some light will be thrown
on the situation this afternoon,
Evening star., 1959-02-13
Mclntire Team
Is Golf Fuvorite

JUPITER. Fla, Feb. l3
(AP).--Senifinals in the Ma
tional Amateur mixed foursome
golf tournament will be played
today over the Tequesta Coun-
try Club course. The team Of
Bob Corcoran of st. Louis and
Barbara McIntire Of Lake Park,
Is favored to win.
The Cochran-McIntire duo
moved into the fourth round
yesterday. defeating Mr.. and
Mrs. Lou Witt, jr.. of Loundon-
vile; N. Y, S and 4. and Ed
Meister of Willoughby, Ohio,
and Frances Rich Of Balm
bridge, Ga, 4 and 3.
Howard Everitt. North Field,
N. j.. and Roma Neundorf. To-
ronto, defeated Truman Con-
nell. Jupiter. and Marge Burns,
Greensboro; N. c.. / up. and j.
Wolcott Brown, Manasquan,
N. j.. and Berridge Long. Hunt
ington, w. Va. 2 and /.
The other match will be be-
tween Willie Turnesa. Elms-
ford, N. Y. and Pat O'Sullivan,
Orange, Conn.,, and the pair Of
Jack Penrose, Miami Beach.
and Marlene Stewart STREET.,
Toronto.
Evening star., 1959-02-13

They began In earnest to un-
tangle the wonderful mess atop
the Mason-Dixon Conference
basketball standings today, with
Baltimore and American Uni
versities set for Q showdown
battle at $3.50 pm, at AU.
A real race finds five teams
today's opponents plus Ran
dolph-Macon. Catholic U. apd
Lynchburg-all cycling the top
rung with time running out.
The AU-Baltimore battle
heads up the weekend schedule
for area teams. In games to-
night, Georgetown (6-9 visits
Muhlenburg, George Washing
ton (12-6) plays at The Citadel
and Howard entertains Rutgers
of Newark at Capital Arena.
Terps Play Wolfpack
Maryland plays an Atlantic
Coast Conference game at
North Carolina State at 2 pm.
tomorrow and Howard plays
Hampton at 3:l5 at Capitol.
Tomorrow nights schedule has
Evening star., 1959-02-13
STRIKES
and
SPARES
BY JOE WlLMAN
Use Your Same Delivery Fer
All Shots

Use Your Same Delivery Fer
All Shots
Many bowlers have so much
trouble shooting for the 10 pin
in the right corner of the alley.
they roll a back-up ball for
this difficult spare. Many
women, as we show, who roll
a straight ball normally will
turn their wrist to the right
as they deliver the ball so it
will roll to the right and into
the 10.
I don't recommend 1t. I think
a bowler should use the same
type of delivery for all shots.
II the ball does the same thing
each time you roll it. you can
shoot for any spare merely by
adjusting your angle. The
trouble comes when your ball
isn't consistent.
If a bowler uses the same
delivery each time he rolls the
Evening star., 1959-02-13


the Baltimore school has been
heard complaining about COM
ing up a year early.
Fifth Conference Win
Gu, with its 1873 record, oc-
cupies top spot recordwise
among the area schools.
Gallaudet won It's fifth con-
ference game against 10 losses,
s5-s5. over Western Maryland
last night at Westminster.
Dennis wernimont scored IS
points and Chuck Buemi scored
81 to lead the Blues to their
seventh victory in 10 games
-,,n.-U
Evening star., 1959-02-13

vary your delivery for special
shots. Only a few star bowlers
win vary, and then only after
a lot Of practice and work to
correct a weakness on certain
spares, But for you average
bowlerS, let me repeat--don't
vary.
Take your pick-spot; pin or
line bowling. Joe Wilman gives
strike-getting pointers on all
three in his pamphlet IS Ways
to. Better Bowling" A copy's
yours for 10 cents and q
stamped return envelope sent
to Joe Wilman, in care of this
newspaper.
,copyright, 1859, John r. Ollie Col.
Evening star., 1959-02-13
overall.

Halftime; Gallaudet, 37-33.
Records Of Area Teams
Evening star., 1959-02-13
SmuIIey to Houston

HOUSTON, Tex, Feb. Is
APl.-The Houston Bluffs of
the American Association have
acquired Infielder Roy Smalley
as a free agent. Smalley, 80:
went from Philadelphia to
Rochester of the International
League last season.
Evening star., 1959-02-13
in Ford, Edsel, Mercury,

Measure any OF the 1859 Ford Family Of Fine Cars
against other cars You'll be amazed at the difference
in interior spaciousness and ease of entry and exit.
That's because at Ford Motor Company we design
cars to fit people. Not people to fit cars
We know Americans love their comfort They hate to
be hemmed in. That's why we've done everything posi-
BILE to provide more head room, more elbow room than
ever before
See for yourself Visit any Of our dealers showrooms.
Compare and be convinced There's compromise
with comfort in the Ford Family Of Fine Cars.
FORD MOTOR COMPANY
The American Road. Dearborn. Michigan :
Evening star., 1959-02-13

ball. he'll get better and quicker
control Of that type of delivery.
If he changes for certain shots,
it's possible that the back-up
or straight ball he uses for
these certain shots will creep
into his game when he doesn't
want them in.
Be consistent. Use the same
armswing, the same footwork
and the same delivery. Don't
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AMBITIOUS MOTHERS
FOR RENT


APARTMENT ~ rooms. partially
furnished. Phone 1927 9-15-8p
APARTMENT - 3 rooms furnished,
heated private entrance. b a h.
Across from Longwood College.
Phone 3l9 M or All 9-15-1p
APARTMENTS - furnished. one
two room. and one three room Mrs
Judson r. Dowdy. BIG w. Third St..
Farmville. 9-15-tf
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SMALL HOUSE; remodeled. Apply
Worsham Grocery 9-15-tf
APARTMENT 3 rooms. bath. hot
water. phone l17-M. 9-l5-8t
APARTMENT unfinished. conven-
lent separate entrance, reasonable
j. w FreNeN. 9-l1-3p
APARTMENT - five rooms. parti-
ally furnished. Nancy Watkins, 312
First Avenue. Farmville. phone 247.
9-11-4tp
APARTMENT - Nicely furnished,
private entrance. Sec 703 Oak St.,
Phone 1901. Clip