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Evening star., 1959-12-11
BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

Chandler, an area star, against
Miss Johns and Andy Quisen-
berry, who will represent the
area in the National match
game championship sponsored
by the Bowling Proprietors OF
America.
8 pm: All-star team
matches. In duckpins, men
Fair Lanes Washington GERRY
Stair. Art Weston, Guy Andes
Danny Pessagno and Billy
Watson) VS.. Fair Lanes Balti-
more John Weinkam, Bill
Schmitt, Ben Siemek, Nose
Webb, George Schmitt and
/ George Shillem).
In tenpins, men: Fair Lanes
Washington (Joe Clark, Bob
Wilson, Bob Boardway, Mike
Flemming and Rip son) VS..
the Nations Capital 100" Club
Matt Bennie, Billy Zeh. Joe
Miseli. Bob Martini and Ed
Miller.
In duekpjns, women: Fair
Lanes Washington Uucy
Andes. Norma Klein, EdIe
Adams, Ruth Rainey and Ma
bel Schatz) VS.. Fair Lanes Bal
timore (MrS. Stroessner. Min
Weisenborn, Mary Lou Oster-
man, Bette Carter and Doris
Myers.
Beyond question it is the
most auspicious program that
ever christened a Washington
area bowling establishment.
So
( Macy and Miss Johns will ap-
pear Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday at the Silver Spring
Bowling Center from 2 pm. to
closing time, giving exhibitions
and staging free clinics.
/ .
I It's a big week end for duck
| pin handicap shooters. what
with the Jack Mooney Memo
rial slated at Mount Rainier
from 10 am. to 10 pm. to-
morrow and the also ever pop
ular Christmas Handicap at
the Hi-Skor from 2 to 10 pm.
Sunday.
| Both tournaments compute
four-fifths handicaps against a
scratch of 1870. The Mooney
entry fee is IS and the guar
anteed prizes 500, $50 and $50.
In the Christmas Handicap
the fee is S6 and the guaran-
teed awards $120, $50 and S36
For the stars, there's the
Recreation Mixed Doubles Sun
1 day at the Fair Lanes Recrea-
ton in Baltimore. which offers
a first prize of 5000. with SIPS
for second and SIS for third.
For the tenpinners, it's Andy
TreSsler's annual Christmas
Doubles at Tenpins, Inc, open
ing tomorrow and continuing
through December 20.
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Maryland Group
To Honor Wynn

BALTIMORE, Dec. IL CAP).
Early Wynn Of the Chicago
White Sox will be honored by
the Maryland Professional
Baseball Players Association as
the Outstanding pitcher" Of
1853 at the annual banquet
here January II.
Wynn won % games and lost
10 for the pennant winning
White Sox.
Eddie Mathews of the Mil
waukee Braves will receive the
Sultan of Swat" Award.
Branch Hickey, president of the
proposed Continental League,
will be the principal speaker.
Evening star., 1959-12-11
QuantiCo Is SET
For Big Test in
Shrimp Bowl

GALVESTON, Tex, Dec. IL
(SpeciaD. - The Quantico
Marines have wound up their
heavy work and have pro-
nounced themselves fit to take
on Mcclellan Air Force Base
from Sacramento, Calf, in the
Shrimp Bowl game here Sun
day.
The Marines won the invita-
ton of their first unbeaten
record in 10 years. In the
Airmen they'll be meeting a
team that has won nine in a
row since dropping its opener
against Oregon Tech.
In compiling its all-winning
record, the Marines had to
sweat only three times. Boiling
Air Force of Washington gave
the Leathernecks a hard time
for one half before Tommy
Maudlin's long passes broke
things open and paved the way
for a 1873 victory.
The kicking of Charley
Rogers of Highlands Univer-
sity provided the Marines with
their margins in the other two
toughies. Rogers kicked a 40
yard field goal that meant a
1921 victory over Xavier Uni
Versity and his extra point
nosed out the Camp Lejeune
Marines, 22-2l.
Maudlin, eX-Southern Cali
fornia quarterback. will carry
an impressive passing record
against the Airmen. He's COM
pleted q of 48 for a completion
average Of 56 per cent, for 578
yards.
But the Marines are versa
tile. All of their backs throw
and if it's a good day for run
ming, they have horses in that
department. led by South Caro-
lina's King Dixon.
Dixon has been a hard man
to haul down, for in "a carries
he has reeled of GAL yards, an
amazing average of 7 yards a
carry. Stu Vaughan is next
with AZ yards a carry.
Evening star., 1959-12-11

Association awards went to
Coach John McKenna Of vMI
and End Paul Mcguire of The
Citadel.
McKenna credited Coach Ed
Merrick Of Richmond with a
big hand in helping VMI to an
Bill record by advising him
early in the season that one of
his backs was tipping every
play. we corrected that" /"
McKenna recalled, "and won
every game after that"
Mcguire praised his coach,
Eddie league, "for putting up
with me for three years" The
senior end was all-conference
this year and in 1857. was the
conference freshman Of the
year and in 1856, and led the
Evening star., 1959-12-11

Having run out Of superla-
lives in describing the new
bowling palaces. this reporter
suggests that others do as he
did last night. see for yourself
the Bailey's Crossroads Bowla-
rama Of Fair Lanes, Inc, which
operates the worlds largest
chain of bowling plants.
1t will open formally at 9
am. tomorrow, but a preview is
slated tonight for invited
guests.
In announcing a pretentious
opening day program, Manager
Don Angel calls the place a
lofty. inspiring edifice Of
beauty" and we so along.
Bailey'S Crossroads Bowla-
rama, divided equally between
duckpinS and tenpins, is dis
tnetive in that all Of its lanes
are on one floor, presenting an
sye-catching panorama, un-
broken by pillars. It is the larg-
est one-floor establishment in
the area presenting both ten
pins and duckplns. 1t is replete
with the latest in all sorts of
equipment.
From 9 am. tomorrow until
closing time the public is in
yited TO bowl without cost,
with each patron limited to
two games.
Here's the christening pro-
gram.
4 pm: An exhibition game
between Patsy StroesSner of
Baltimore, young and comely
star who this season won the
Dixie and Old Dominion
Classics, and Jimmy Dietsch of
Baltimore, the country's top
ranked duckpinner.
In tenpins, Steve Macy, the
tenpin immortal, and Tess
Johns, illustrious woman keg-
Ter, in a similar performance.
Both are from Cleveland.
7:30p.m.: In duckpins, mixed
doubles match between Dietsch
and Mrs. Stroessner and Pat
Crescent and Gertha Wilson,
both No. l rankers in the
Washington area.
In tenpins, Macy and Sybil
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Jordon Assumes Post
AS sc Commissioner

CHARLESTON. S. c., Dec
IL (AP).-A change in COM
missioners was recognized at
the annual meeting Of the
Southern Conference.
Lloyd Jordan, former coach
at Harvard and Amherst, was
greeted ofhcially as the new
conference commissioner and
praise was hesped on outgoing
commissioner Wallace Wade
retiring January /.
A dozen committee reports
Evening star., 1959-12-11

were presented, most of a rou-
tine nature, and a budget Of
approximately $4,000 was out
lined for 1860.
Jordan outlined his plans for
establishing the conference Of
fee in Richmond, moving it
from Durham, N. c., where 1t
has been located.
Coach and player of the year
awards were presented at a
banquet last night. The South
ern Conference Sports Writers
Evening star., 1959-12-11
CrunduII in HospituI

MILWAUKEE,, Dec. II (AP) .
Catcher Del Crandall of the
Milwaukee Braves is under
going treatment at Milwaukee
Hospital for what was described
oy a Braves source yesterday
as a minor back ailment. Gran
dali is in traction.
Evening star., 1959-12-11
GAMES FREE

Come in and get acquainted with Bowling at
Fair Lanes, Bailey's Cross Roads i. /. it's Ball!
Bring the whole family 1t won't cost you nickel to
bowl at Americas most modern Bowlarama Free use
of bowling shoes, too! Come on out Saturday,
December 18th
Evening star., 1959-12-11
Poodles Top Entries
For Gorden Dog Show

NEW YORK, Dec. IL CAP)-
Entries for Westminster Ken
mel Club Show at Madison
Square Garden February SO
closed today with a total of
1853 dogs.
Poodles topped the list with
l73 entries followed by the
dachshunds with 16o, collies
with lot and boxers with ss.
Evening star., 1959-12-11

ing material for helmets, and
no medal tips on cleats.
The coaches recommended
that all-conference selection
votes be delayed until after
Thanksgiving each year.
Evening star., 1959-12-11
Fla I1R 1T1K1N1E1 S IN nc.

THESE ARE THE FRI
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
eOwles Construction Company
l42o Prince Street
AIexandriu. Virginia
sUB-c0NTRACT0RS
Munussus Iron { Steel g.
Mcnussus, Virginiu
J.C. Harmon & Son
1873 West Center Street
Munussus, Virginia
S.A. hUnO
37O4 Richmond Park Hishwuy
Alexandria, virginia
Allen Gloss cOmpony
Route 5 HuyfisId Rood
AIsxundriQ. vir0ihis
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ROSS ROADs IHE M0sT MODERN BOWLARAMA M TITS AREA

Crusty Pie Co. Inc.
3O40-OSTNE.
Washington. DC.
Wonder Bread
2S0l Georgia Ave, NV.
Washington, DC.
Meadow Gold
l337-l353 DStS.E
Washington. DC.
Capitol Cigar & Prov Co
Half & QSts. SW.
Washington. DC.
Wllkens Coffee Co.
S27-537 Rhode Island Ave Ne
Washington, DC.
Taft, Warren & Taft
l22 South ST.
Baltimore. ?. Md
Triangle Sign Co.
625W ". Franklin st.
Baltimore !, Nd.
BrunsSick-Bslke-C -Collender Co
900 oLoch Raven Blvd
Baltimore. Nd.
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Barber { Ross Company
1928 Fourth Street, NE.
Washington, DC.
ArlingiOn Woodwork Company
Ills Wilson Blvd.
Arlington, Virginia
Bier & Jones Company, Inc.
sA6 N. GIebs Rood
Arlington, virginiG
KruHf Company
$3.50 S. -Four Mile Run Drive
Arlington, VirsiniG
Vurrith. incorporated
1884 King Street
AIsxundriu, Virsinio
Perrin { Martin, incorporated
20. 7s7 Arlington Va.
Evening star., 1959-12-11

Baltimore Lumber Co.
Fleet & Haven Sis.
Baltimore "a. Nd.
Shepherd Electric
II z. Lombard St.
Baltimore l, Md.
Porters Supply Co.
l6N. Carrollton
Baltimore %, Md.
Saffran Insurance Service, Inc.
Tower Building
Baltimore ?, Md.
Lucas Brothers
22l z. Baltimore 81.
Baltimore 2. Nd.
Hoover Sisn
800 N. Calvert s..
Baltimore. Nd.
Globe Slen
l13 S. Hanover 81.
Baltimore. Nd.
College Bowl, Inc.
800 ". Redwood s.
Baltimore. Nd.
Evening star., 1959-12-11
Ns IHAI HElPED MAKE EAlR LANES BAEYS CROSS ROAns

Southern FlOOrs & AttoUsiituI Tile
6SI7-74ih, North
Arlington, virginiu
MtclurY Tile Company
500 Columbia Pike
AlexuHdriu, Virginia
SUPPLIERS
Florida Products Co.
SIN 81. NV.
Washington. DC.
WIN. Sehluderberg.-T.J y. Hurdle Co.
1913 4th SINE.
Washington, DC.
Embassy Grocery Corp.
123SW. St. NE.
Washington, DC.
Delco Quality Foods OF Washington. Inc.
1907 14th St. NV.
Washington, DC.
Evening star., 1959-12-11

Almi, Inc.
sol Z Madison st.
Baltimore, Nd.
F&F Clothing Co.
II Hopkins Place
Baltimore !. Md.
Eastern Overall Cleaning Company
2s04 Wilkens Ave.
Baltimore, Md.
Carpet Land, Inc.
270O W. Geld Spring Lane
Baltimore IS. Md.
J.E. Gerdng Co.
1900 Eastern Ave.
Baltimore 81, Nd.
National Protective Corp.
INV. 22nd St.
Baltimore IS, Md
National Cash Register Co.
800 n. Howard ST.
Baltimore /, Nd.
Park Sign Co.
222N. Camden St.
Baltimore !. Nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-23
ChrysIer Valiant Bows
Into SmoII-Cor Lineup

DETROIT, Oct. % (AP).-
Chrysler's Valiant bowed into
the new compact car field to-
day, completing the lineup of
1860 models.
The Valiant is longer, heav-
Ter and more powerful than its
new rivals-Ford's Falcon and
Chevrolet's Corvair. 1t still
is considerably smaller than
standard sized American cars.
While the Falcon bears con-
siderable similarity to the Ford
and the Corvair carries the
same greenhouse" window ar
rangement of other General
Motors cars, the Valiant re-
sembles neither Plymouth nor
any of the other Chrysler cars.
Valiant, Corvair and Falcon
fit into the price structure left
open when Plymouth, Chevro-
let and Ford dropped their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-23

Falcon is is feet / inch long, 4
feet 6la inches high and 5 feet
10 inches wide. The Corvair is
Is feet long, 4 feet 8 inches high
and 5 feet 7 inches wide.
The Valiant has a horse
power engine mounted in front
on a 30-degree slant, providing
for a lower hood line. The Fall
con has a 90-horsepovcr engine,
also mounted in front. The Cor
vair has an 80-horsepower en-
CINE mounted in the rear. 1t is
radically different from any
thing ever used in an American
production car.
The Corvair engine is mostly
aluminium and is fiat, pancake
style. Both the Valiant and
Falcon use considerable alumni
mum. AL are six-cylinder en-
gines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-23
Youth Farley
Interest Gains

Reports Of mounting interest
In the 1860 White House Con-
ference on Children and Youth
were given yesterday to the
national committee preparing
for the meeting.
1T has engaged the interest
and captured the attention of
millions Of people throughout
the county," said Mrs. Rollin
Brown, the committees chair
man.
lover 2 million Texans are
participating in pre-conference
activities" reported DR.. Guy D.
Newman, chairman of his State
committee for the conference.
The theme of the meeting
next season is ITO Promote
Opportunity for Children and
Youth to Realize Their Full
Potential for a Creative Life in
Freedom and Dignity"
The executive director for the
conference, Ephraim Gomberg,
expressed confidence that I'VE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-23
We|fareDrops
Custody Fight

The Welfare Department an
nounced yesterday it has aban-
doned it's efforts to gain custody
of two children of Mrs. Carolyn
Mullen, 80, who was charged
with claiming the youngsters
to a bed.
Assistant Corporation Coun-
sci Michael Ritz, in charge of
prosecutions at Juvenile Court.
said he had been notified by
welfare officials that they feel
they do not have sufficient evil
dence to sustain a charge that
Mrs. Mullen is an unfit mother.
Mrs. Mullen, of the 400
block of N street NV, was
convicted in 1856 of cruelty to
her son Frank, 8, and daughter,
Mary, S, in claiming them to
a bed and leaving the children
trussed up for several hours.
At the time she lived in an
apartment in the 1900 block
of C street NE.
However, her conviction was
set aside by the United States
Court of Appeals and as a re-
suit the Welfare Department
petitioned Juvenile Court for
permission to take over the
children.
Following her arrest in 1856,
Mrs. Mullen had given the We'll
fare Department a voluntary
authorization to take charge
of the children. Later she re-
pudiated her signature, stating
that it had been obtained I'M
der duress. While Mrs. Mullen's
case was being fought in the
courts the Welfare Department
was authorized as legal guard
ian of the youngsters with the
stipulation that the children
would have to be returned to-
Mrs. Mullen within 80 days of
her release, had her conviction
not been set aside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-23

guided missiles for anti-aircraft
defense.
This move shows that the
NATo leadership continues its
dangerous policy Of encourage
ing the aggressive plans of the
militarists in Bonn" the Soviet
broadcast asserted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-23
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Don't Risk Puncturing
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A New Medical Discovery Removes the Most
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A new discovery has revolu-
tionized the entire approach to
the problem Of deeply impacted
ear wax (cerumen).
Millions Of Americans suffer
from this hidden wax. The
symptoms are common. A feel
ing that the ears are blocked,
clogged. Sounds may seem muf-
fed and far of. Doctors will tell
you this deeply buried ear wax
can lead to serious infections.
Until recently, sufferers had
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-23

lowest price lines. However,
all three appear to offer con-
siderably more than the
stripped-down versions of the
bigger cars.
The Valiant is described by
Harry E. Chesebrough. general
manager of the Plymouth-De
Soto Valiant division, as a fam
lily size economy car with ele-
CANT style and luxurious ride.
The Valiant is IS feet 4 inches
long, 4 feet 6 inches high and
5 feet 1917 inches wide. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-23

will not only have a successful
meeting but - what's infinitely
more important-a highly pro-
ductive 10 years afterward I'M
til the next one"
The meeting in March will
mark the golden anniversary of
the conference. 1t has been
called every 10 years by success
sive Presidents Of the country
since 1909.
President Eisenhower named
the 92-member national COM
mittee to make preparations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-23
AgencyAid
For Pooling
Rides Urged

Representative Broyhill, Re-
publican of Virginia, today
challenged Federal executives
to help workers pool rides to
and from work.
Each agency could list names
and home addresses of en-
ployes who want to share
rides, he suggested. A simple
list on a bulletin board could
enable potential poolers to con-
tact each other.
Or, agency personnel Off
GERS could arrange such con-
facts as part of their regular
work routine, according to the
Virginia Representative.
He wrote his plan to Budget
Bureau Director Maurice STAINS.
1T is, 1 believe, a genuine
service desired by many en-
ployeS as well as means OF
substantially reducing the
number of cars on Washing
ton approach roads during
rush hours" his letter said.
He said the listing and con-
tact work should be co-ordi-
mated through an information
service. with uniform prac-
tees in all Federal agencies.
Now, the average work.
bound car in the District holds
only l.3 persons, he noted. But
curing wartime gas rationing,
acreage daily auto loads in in
duSSrial areas reached four
persons per car.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-23

for the conference last
November.
The group opened q two-day
meeting here in the Mayfiower
Hotel yesterday to complete
arrangements for the meeting,
which about 1000 persons are
expected to attend.
Reports Of the work being
done by the various special
State committees, national or
CARNATIONS, and divisions Of
theFederal Government in con-
nection with the conference
were outlined to the national
committee yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-23

removal by instruments.
A short time ago scientists
found q formula that removed
the most stubborn ear wax in
minutes. Safely, painlessly.
At first, only doctors had this
formula. Now it is available in
Kerid Drops without a pre-
scription.
Do not confuse Kerid with
ordinary drops that merely
"soothe. Kerid is specially for
mulated to remove hidden ear
wax. In minutes your ears feel
unlocked, clear again. Kerid 10
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-23

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-23
Moscow Hits Permit
For German Missiles

LONDON. Oct, % (AP).-
The Moscow radio denounced
today the decision to permit
West Germany to manufacture
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-23
ADVERTISEMENT.
What Shall | Tell
My Daughters?

Q A mother who has thought
deeply about the problem has
made her decision. She is mot
naive enough to think that
little chats about conception
and bodily structure are sufi-
Gent" In November Readers
Digest, she tells how she will
arm her teen-age daughters
with q single neglected word.
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FORD '57

Fairlane VS. Fordor sedan; Fordo-
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CAPITAL AUTO SALES. INC.
SOLO WISE. Ave, NV. IN. 3-30Se
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-23
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sEAsHORE PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

SOUTH OCEAN BEACH lot for
sale. reasonable. Cali AP. 1886
alter 4.15 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-23

FORD 1880 sport coupe; excellent
cond.: new tires, new paint. rum
Bile seat; $500 cash. SIP. $685..
FORD 81 VS. club coupe; fully
equip; very low mileage, new
condition: guar. Geo. Washington
weekend special, 81 ,295. L P
STEUART, INC, Saith and Ben
ming ne, LU. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. c.
February n, 1852