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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16
Onossis Turns Temper
On Press, CoIIos Calm

ATHENS. Sept. 16 AP).-Maria Meneghini Callas and
Aristotle Onasss made surprise appearance in Greek night
club early today The shipping magnate lost his temper
newsmen and photographers showed up.
Miss Callas who has quite reputation Of her own for
temperament. kept quiet through It all.
The 35-year-old diva whose marriage to italian indus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16

clips Matstks oos haiph
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16

SHOP EARLY, SHOP LATE THURSDAYS AT W&L
Washington Store open Thursdays $3.50 PM Chevy Chase
Corners Falls Church, Va snd Alexandria, $3.50 $3.50 Pm
, 1959-10-03
Office Of the Governor

Entertainment andother expenses for
the Caribbean Commission and Gov
errors Conference 10000
, 1959-10-03


LEGISLATIVE RECORD Continued
Bill No. $40 All to Provide an Appropriation for
the Payment Of Claim 81 Mrs. Sidney Bernstein Against
the Government.
Bill No. 971 ) Act to Confirm Certain Transaction Of
the Virgin Islands Lottery.
Bill No. 972 Act to Appropriate Funds for the of
fee Of the Government Comptreller for the Fiscal Year
July ]. 1886 June 80. 1859.
Bill No. 973 5 Act to Provide Funds for the Admins
tration Of the Retirement System Of the Territory Of the
Virgin Islands.
Bill No. 974 Act to Authorize the Governor Of the
Virgin Islands to Dispose Of a Certain Plot Of land in
Frederikstedg Saint Croix, and for other Purposes
REPORT OF sTANDNG COMMITTEES
The House accepted the report Of the Committee on
Finance and left indefinitely on the table Bills 1873, 878,
879 and 88l.
CONSIDERATION N ADOPTION OF BILLS
The following bills were considered, and adopted in
the manner and BY the votes indicated:
Ill No. 831
THIRD LEGISLATURE OF VIRGIN ISLANDS
OF UNITED State
Regular Session s+
TO Amend Titles 4 and 16 Of the Virgin Islands Code.
BE IL ENAcTEDby the Legislature Of the Virgin Islands:
SECTION /. Section SIG, Fees Of Clerks Of Munici-
Pal LUIS, ~ SndPISL 0l,TeSS, 1t1S =, JuuiS1dIyS ~ MNe
Virgin Islands Code, be and the same is hereby amended
to read as follows:
Cd Filing Complaints
(a) Small Claims Division $10O
() Not more than $500 200
(c) Not more than $500 800
cd More than $500 400
% Filing petition or application for APP
pointment Of Guardian, Adoption
Mandate 81 Injunction 500
90 Defendants appearance or answer 100
az Issuing summons in cancellation cases so
80 Filing proof d, publication Of summons so
l) Written motions so
~ Filing Bond 100
ll Justification of Bond so
(9) Issuing Writ of Attachment loo
(10r TSSlinU Writ If Execution Al M ##9
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-03

gOmery still building, will furnish the
power against the Mustangs.
B-CC, as defending state champions will
find everybody out to collect the Barons' scalp,
now that Butch MacCartee, Mike Jecko and
Fred Role have left Brad Brooks, 6-foot-6,
and Dave Young 6-foot1, are the only sure
starters. Both are back from last year.
Don Kruger, 6foot,3 who subbed most
every game for first one and then another, has
an injured knee left over from the football sea-
son and his status is doubtful Mike Braddock
and Harry Smith, both six footers, Paul Kicker,
6-foot4, and Don Houge also six foot, have
looked the best in scrimmages so far.
Northwood lost six from last years 10-man
squad but the Indians are still in pretty good
shape since their an-time high scorer Kirk Stew
art, 6-foot4, is returning. So are four seniors;
Don Davis, 6foot-1, and Joel Goldman and Ray
Mahaffey both 6-foot-2 Hickey Grimseley Jim
Haynes, Wilson Kidwell and Bobby Hill, all s.
foot11 are up from the w and should help
Walter johnson figures to have more
inside height and better outside shooting
but with less experience than ever before.
Tommy Lamond, 5fOot9 senior, is the
only returning starter. Warren Price, g.
fOOt-6, Larry Hall, 6-foOt-4, and Cal Thomas,
6-fOOt-7, are the big men.
Tom McGibony, Jim Culp, couple of
shorties and six-foot transfers Walt Whitman,
from Oak Ridge, Tenn. and HOWE Thompson
from Bulls Prep round out the boys most
counted on. The Green should get quick test
by opening Tuesday against Landon.
Blair has Dempsey Ventress, James De-
laney and Bob Windsor returning from Coach
Eddie Moffatts rebuilding last year. Although
Moffatt had one of his worst years at Blair
following two of his most successful, the Blaz-
erS came with fury at the end of last season
and drove one of the spikes into the Bladens-
burg coffin with big upset that helped arch
rival B-CC to the crown
Gaithersburg has Tommy Fisher, Tom
Bowman, Mike Norris and Bobby carp, all
who hover around six foot and John Wolfe,
6-fOOtl, returning. However, the Trojans
will have their hands full just to hold their
own against class opposition.
The Doane boys Kenny and Bobby, and
Bruce Mackey will be back from Richard Mont
gomery but the Rockets will still be lacking
that all important height.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-03
Sherwood Builds
With New Height

With its leading scorers gone
from a dismal 6-14 season last
year, Sherwood enters its first
year of basketball as a Class
A School.
Ronnie Purcell graduates and
Stark Evans transferred to
Bulls, leaving only four boys
returning from last years club.
Nevertheless, WOO d
Coach Jack Burk feels that his
team will have better balance
than last season. The Warriors
meet Wheaton at home next
Tuesday at $3.50 pm.
Returning from last years
squad are Joe Saunderson, g.
foot.4, senior; Don Luthur,
6-foot-2, senior; Bill Melvin,
5-foot.11 senior; and Bill Hogan,
6-foot-2, junior.
Only Saunderson is a sure
started of those returning with
Don Luthur the next most like
ly candidate. Others of promi.
nence are football hero Bill
Carney, 5-foot-11, senior, and
Jack Bowman, 6-foot-4, Junior,
moved up from the w.
Eddie Adamson, 6-foot, senior,
who didn't play last year; Gene
Harris, 6-foot-1. junior, and
Billie Rabbit, 5-foot-11, senior,
both up from the w; Tom Fox,
6-foot-3, sophomore, and Carver
transfers, Linwood Jackson,
5-foot-10, and Walter Williams,
6-foot, round out the squad.
Also out for the team is a
5'foot.7 Iranian, Kambiz Gillian.
shah, who shows a good bit of
ability for his small size.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-03
Basketball Season Opens
MIC Plays First Damascus Opens
Against BeIvoir Against Laurel
Tomorrow Night Next tuesday

Damascus opens up at Laurel
next Tuesday at 2 pm. and finds
itself the only team in the
Montgomery County Class B
basketball league.
Both Gaithersburg and Sher-
wood, who the Hornets beat in
winning the crown last year
and going into the finals of the
District 2 tournament, are both
class A schools this season.
Last years squad was the
best in Damascus history and
posted a 1873 record. Only four
of the 10-man squad are re-
turning this season however.
Leonard King, a 6-3 senior is the
only letterman.
Il can't say how we'll do. We
have lot of potential. We
don't have the speed of last
year but we have more height.
It'll take a lot of work for us
to come through" Coach Leon
Sward says of this years team.
The key seems to be the per.
torrance of center Frank
Grimes. The 6.11a senior is the
tallest boy to play for Damascus
but he is awkard and needs lots
of polish to make the grade.
Jack King a Sill senior looks
good at guard as does Mike
Burdette, a SO senior. The fifth
position on the squad is tossup
between Pete Carlton, 6-2 senior,
and Arthur Johnson, 81 senior.
AS the only Montgomery class
B representative Damascus will
automatically go into the Dis
trict 2 tournament unless re-
Arguments are made before the
season starts.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-03
Of Fools l1xsd Xmas
By George Bragaw
Sports Editor

The log jam in the Bi-County participation
in the State basketball tournament may be
broken up this week when state school officials
null over the idea of sending one representa-
tive each into state play from Montgomery and
Prince Georges Counties.
In the past the Bi-County champion has
been the representative for the class A schools
in Montgomery, Prince Georges and Calvert.
Since there were no big schools in Calvert and
all the larger schools in the other two belonged
to the Bi-County it was an easy solution where
no district tournament such as the class B and
c schools participate in was necessary.
However, Prince Georges schools and
Bladensburg in particular got tired of see
ing schools from across the bay come into
the fray with miserable records, and began
complaining loud and clear.
Since Baltimore is not included in the state
play, the largest population centers are in the
two Washington suburban counties an old argu-
ment of population VS.. geography carried into
the sports world.
So this season opens with two new class A
schools (Gaithersburg and Sherwood in Mont
gomery and at least one (Fairmont Heights) in
PIG. Gaithersburg is not in the BiCounty but
plays Montgomery County schedule and con-
ceivably, if the new plan carries, will be eligible
to represent class county schools in the big
tournament if they have the best class record.
This could turn out to be big blessing
to the best Of Montgomery if Bladensburg
lives up to its potential.
Last season the Mustangs were the team
to beat and both bees state champions and
Northwoods BiCounty runners-up beat them
once EACH Blair and High Point beat them too,
and Walter Johnson took two from Northwood
to decide the race in B-CC's favor.
This year the Mustangs led by Jay Buck
ley, 6-foot-10, Tommy Barrett 6-foot-5, and John
Dixon, 6-foot-6 are declaring they are going to
make more determined bid in the BiCounty.
To prove his point, Coach AL Kyber has
scheduled DeMatha and John Carroll in his
first two games. Carroll, of course, has only
lost two of the five that formed probably the
top high school basketball team in the county
last year.
However, 1t is again the Montgomery
schools which promise to deliver the bulk
of the opposition. B-CC, Walter johnson,
NOrthwOOd and Blair, with Richard Mont.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-03

Montgomery Junior College
entertains FIT. Belvoir tomorrow
night at Silver Spring Inter
mediate School to open a 20.
game schedule for the defend.
ing Tri-State Conference basket.
ball champs.
Roger Richards, Shoots CEN
ter from Wheaton High and the
only regular returning from
the squad which posted MUGS
best record in history, will be
the big man for the Knights
this season.
Roger, who played tackle in
football this fall until he broke
his hand, was voted the most
improved player" on the squad
at the end of last season.
Also counted on this year are
returning lettermen, John Yer.
rick, Don DiMaggio, Wally
Barnes and Tom Moffatt. Ray
Shoots, high scorer for Mont.
gomery Blair last season; Fred
Spicer, from Calvin Coolidge,
and Eric Hurlebaus, a Gathers
burg product, are also expected
to see plenty Of action for the
Knights season.
The Knights won the Tri.
State conference and tourna-
ment titles last year for the
first time and finished fourth
in the National Junior College
Regional Tournament in New
York State.
The Knights open their con-
ference schedule against st.
Marys J. c. on December s
and play at Hagerstown before
the Christmas holidays. After
the break the Knights open up
against arch.rival Baltimore
! j. c. at home on January 5.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-03
Methodist, Bradley Hills Presby-
terrain and Pilgrim Lutheran.

Methodist, Bradley Hills Presby-
terrain and Pilgrim Lutheran.
The Junior League games will
be played on Saturday after
Moons and evenings at Leland
Jr. High School Warner Me-
mortal Presbyterian, the Uni.
tartan Church of Montgomery
County, st. Johns Episcopal,
Bethesda Presbyterian, Christ
Lutheran, Chevy Chase Presby-
terrain, Chevy Chase Methodist,
Bethesda Methodist and ST.
PauPs Methodist have teams
entered.
The program is sponsored by
the B e t h d &C h evy Chase
YMCA.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-03

TOP OF THE CROP of County
grid leaders for 1859 are full
back Mike Curtis Qeft), of
Richard Montgomery, Coach
Roy Lester (above), also of
Richard Montgomery, and
guard Bob Jones (right), of
Montgomery Blair. The three
will lead the SentineIs ALI
County team which will be
named next week. Lester
coached Richard Montgomery
to an undefeated season in
his first year in the county
while Curtis and Jones figured
prominently in their teams
tying for the Bi l. County
league title.
Photos by Gillespie.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-03
Two Platoon
System Used
In Selections
BY George Bragaw
Sports Editor

The Montgomery County
Sentinel's 1859 All-County
football squad, selected in
cooperation with county
football coaches and in some
cases the players themselves,
will appear on these pages
next week.
AS usual, because Of the
dominance Of two-platoon foot
ball, the squad will be com
posed of both offensive and de-
fensive platoons.
AS a prelude to selecting the
squads, the Sentinel has named
Fullback Mike Curtis of Rich
ard Montgomery Back of the
Year and Guard Bob Jones Of
Montgomery Blair as Line
man of the Year" Coach Roy
Lester of Richard Montgomery
was selected as coach of the
Year"
Curtis Named Top Back
Curtis, a 16-year-old junior, is
the first under classman to be
named to the annual award.
His predecessors were Kenny
Smith of B-CC, star of the Uni
versity of Maryland freshman
team this fall, and Charlie
Pryor of Blair.
"He tCurtis) has gre a t
sbility and all the physical
assets and he likes to play foot
Hall. Most of all he likes to hit
the other fellow" Lester said in
praising Curtis.
II think he deserves any
honors he gets. But he's only
d junior and he'll have a lot to
live up to as a senior"
Lester describes Mike as a
Tremendous blocker who gets
that second man down field
sitter his original assignment.
This was responsible for some
Of the long runs by other Rich
ard Montgomery backs this past
season.
However. running Is probably
Curtis chief ability He is very
shifty, reacts quickly to follow
his blocking and hits his holes
very quickly.
During the season the 6.foot.
], 190-pound linebuster scored
10 touchdowns, kicked 80 of 40
extra point tries and one of
two field goal attempts for 95
points, highest in the county.
Zones Leads Linemen
Bob Jones is IS years old and
1855 pounds. The hard-hitting
senior. who was q fullback his
first two years at Blair, was
the key to the Blazer offense
ss a running guard.
Usually when Blair ran to the
left it was Jones who cut down
the defense In Blair's all.the-
way offense. He was also an
excellent blocker up the middle
and played an outstanding line
Hacker on defense.
Bob describes himself as mot
the best" fullback and at the
start of this season, Joe Good
thought that he might give the
line added speed. The expert.
fnent paid off for all concerned
except the opposition as Jones
developed into the top lineman
In the county.
! Roy Lester, IS, was Univer-
sity of Maryland freshman foot.
ball and sometimes basketball
coach under the reign of
Tommy Mont He inherited a
squad in his first year at Rich.
ard Montgomery which had but
. handful of returning letter.
men.
From this he produced the
only unbeaten and united team
in the Washington metropolitan
area. Under Lester the Rockets
picked up their first undefeated
season, and broke school con-
secutive win and and scoring
records. The Rockets scored
264 points against SO for the
opposition. RMHS posted five
shutouts, the last four in a row.
I. "Tm happy to receive the
Honor" Roy said, "but it's the
boys who have to do it for you,
and that's all there is to IT,"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-03

Although the squad is mex
perienced, it will be one of the
tallest squads Sherwood has
produced. For the first time
the Warriors could conceivably
put a 6-foot-3 average team on
the court.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-03
" Basketball Starts
In County Schools

The YMCA.Church Basketball
Leagues for boys in junior and
senior high school will get under
way next week.
The Senior League games
will be played at Walter John
son High School on Wednesday
and Saturday evenings. The
following churches have teams
entered: All Saints Episcopal,
Warner Memorial Presbyterian,
Bethesda Presbyterian, Christ
Lutheran, Chevy Chase Presby-
terrain, Chevy Chase Methodist
Bethesda Methodist, st. Paurs
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-06
Juvenile Crime A Growing Problem

increasing within the Of Negro and Puerto
major problem
Religious groups Puerto Rcan community and Police Com
with Judge Lebotz Com
Kennedy ACCESSIBILITY of dcouragng nmiga
ton He stated
s by groups but by individuals"
While differ with blanket encouragement
realize that the ougrowth Of sum conditions and
culture differences.
New search Of better
life While Ran fleeing extreme poverty the
from the South seeking rigid segregation patterns
along with poverty
Instead of finding expected Mecca the New York
stranger cultures backgrounds
isolate the immigrants and
community the hostility
develops
1t within the that this hostility manfess itself
violence youths protection other
these their original and become
vicious.
Village
currently battlefield youthful warfare exists
between Italian and Negro youths
Dissatisfied with the increasing number of Negroes visiting the
the Italian youths formed to drive Negroes
While the immigrants do not find New York the haven that
pictured they prefer places which they
metropolis Therefore the authorities themselves
ton of the into the mainsrem the
Likewise social agencies against
juvenile crime If the youths be interested
and their time into trouble
automatically dwindle.-Ptsburgh Courier.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-06
Example Of How To Fill A Job

The selection of Otis Michigan
Service Commission to be state auditor general excellent
ample of filling high administrative position regard
Negro appointed to post
Michigan.
His qualifications outstanding Tennessee,
struggled to make his young Of
not likely find equal educational opportunity
college scholarship but didn't have the advantage
of it. Undauned he worked
enough for college With time
War H. he finished his University Washing
ton after IL long years of effort
Joining the Public
ndefagaby clear backlog dating
he had most of the reputation
work. famndedness a level legend in Lansing
He recognizes the Importance his a high position
affects his He modesty said
pect can't ignore it. It's important
s home and important group recognized and
ored so I certainly will not account"
Gov Williams deserves praise impartial
choice Of high qualifications
in the Battle (NIich) Enquirer and News
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-06
NoFfheTn whites Not Honest Bigots!
Letter To Petal Paper, PascagOula, Miss.)

Dear Mr. East
don't whether will have either inclination to
publish this letter. but Normally don't write
editors your publication damned thought
provoking Furthermore
either
insanity We who about to dine salute
your paper tends give impression, that
bgotry Southern portion United States
that this intention rather caused by the
nature publication which regional One thing
Norherners
bgotry all
long they stay in their place. To Northener
Negroes place a. Any next door to o. Any
it's equal prestige to mine (3)
mobile Cadillac, which remark "TIa! I'll bet
anything lives chickenhoue drive that
do believe however that certain things be validity said
against Negro They
accomplished;
lacks fighting interest politics doesn't vote when given
the opportunity a. he often credit risk
company ossratios; tends
lazy.
the above paragraph taken context would
bigo Actually Hitler e when
often enough becomes the truth that Negroes
believe the lie by whites
there conclusion Negroes
feel isn't worth the effort fight
citizenship whites
zatons made in the previous paragraph.
With the above mind sordy organizations
the NCP and publications like Ebony They tend to show the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-06
Anti-Humphrey Cant Calculated

IN H. IS
prepared
presidential nomination he well
United States into the dynamic
leadership his candidacy threat the
the nation because than anything Humphrey
lean liberal in the best of the
effort being torpedo
Humphrey candidacy before off the his
which represents Senate,
disposition support
who be depended
vested interests American life a stake
Humphrey independent of al
makes him the people who like pull the political
the the White political
Therefore the line of this aided and abed
who should know better always create public
the image Humphrey who doesn't chance 1t is often subtle
tactic but the less nsdous
but he hasn't type
and exploited often shows
clever Humphrey designed weaken
effort among his supporters and the general public
An example of the an-mphrey technique complete
ignoring by most of the daily Humphreys
Moscow had Khushchev getting a
this country.
The White House showed little
inclination to invite Nda
ented and dramatic eight
then and not until them that machinery
the Russian premier to the US
easily affect the future the During
chev visit effort give Amer
understanding great powers
existed for many years.
Humphrey had part
the dscedt his
dcate how difficult it for Humphrey without the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-06
We Hope Van DOren Is Forgiven

The TV Quiz giving congressional
committee newspnt finally revealed that modern
TV hero intellectual that has feet Of clay
indignation rampant the of the
air reminded that
somewhere "1et he who without sin
Castth stone"
main victims Of the rugged show
upon the public the TV industry and
himself We not disposed to forgive the public for its
gubity only for its stupidity with the
anguish which really will be
responsible
for the almighty dollar
and hear him again TV He
ptfu whole Hearing him the
ture always pleasure nothing gged
performance and the research which went into it,
of the manplators who
belong that school which believes that human
another chance
still another especially when individual
something to which Van Dorens most ausc
said should
sharp practices justification for
conditions which the TV scandal resulted
urging little charity, fogivng reec
similar
offered the Charles
given and accepted to his great
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-06

call candidates credit for the things he
which help shape the world course.
knows he has uphill battle in any cam
pagn political One big handicap has been that
patriotic tell the truth about
us. question.
doing aenated people who not at that time
willing the challenge inherent country failing to measure
one-tenh Of its population
Humphrey did take his civil rights stand for the benefit Of the
took his position because his chief desire to
reality theory America wherein
protected certain basic rights He knew that unless
prestige leadership
South well the North he
question all of the people wherever
they lived in this land
position politically dangerous because
taken American politician of
either party since Just the he knew must be done
the nations future welfare
This that want citizens to believe talks
chance the presidency Often this constant cant
grind saying try
deprcatng his chances because he get to
the he be o