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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25

The areas newest bowling
palace, Pla-Mor Lanes, on
North Glebe road at Fairfax
drive in Arlington, will be
christened tomorrow.
From 10 am. to midnight
the Pla-Mor, with its 40 spark
ling uuckpin lanes. will be the
mecca Of a goodly segment Of
the bowling population here
abouts. with hospitality galore
planned by Tom Broyhill and
his associates in the enter
prise. Roger Groettem is the
manager.
Free refreshments will be
served. Guests will register for
door prizes in Savings Bonds
totaling $1,000. with registra-
tons to continue through
October 8. There will be five
500 bonds. five $50 and 20 at
$25.
Gaping the ceremonies will
be what promises to I've one of
the sharpest bowling battles Of
the season. between all-star
teams captained ny Pat Cres-
cenzi. the areas No. ranking
duckpinner, and Norman Titus,
rated No. 2. 1t will start at
8 pm.
Shooting with Crescent will
be Billy Stalcup. Bob Snyder,
Tommy Mock and Frank
Micalizzi. the former national
match-game champion.
With Titus, also a winner
Of the national title, will be
Bobby Lockhart. Billy Mischou,
Jack Moulton and Danny Pes
sagno. 1t is truly an all-star
affair.
Sunday will bring a splash
Of duckpin action of another
sort. At the Hyattsville Lanes
will be staged the Pop Wolfe
Memorial Open. named for a
beloved bowling pioneer, now
in its 23d year. At the Strike
Nor Bowling Center, the an
nual Strike-Mor Handicap for
men and women is slated.
Cliff Kid Of Baltimore, for
merly ranked No. / nationally,
will be the defending champion
in the Wolfe, one of the most
popular Of open tournaments
as well as one Of the classiest,
with competition from 2 pm.
to midnight.
Entries In the five-game
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Spot still around along with
scattered trout.
Deale-Medium spot biting
along with some perch. Keeper
rock biting on Holland Point
Bar and as far as western edge
Of ship channel. A few small
blues caught.
Tilghman Island - Fair
catches Of blues up to 3 pounds
and pan-sized rockfish up to 2
made trolling spoons near the
Stone Rock. Spot abundant but
small. Some trout biting on
Balck Walnut Sands at mouth
of Choptank.
Eastern Bay-Fair catches
Of rockfish now being made at
Kent and Bloody Points. They
run Q to IL pounds.
Rock Hall-Boats OCCASION
ally getting rockfish weighing
from 4 to IL pounds trolling big
bucktails on mud dumps above
Bay Bridge. Some fair catches
made but it is hit and miss.
THE OCEAN
Wachapreague, Va.-Channel
bass run started Sunday, one
boat bringing in three from &C.
dar Island. Two more caught
from beach. Two others have
been taken of Cobb Island
while Capt. Earl Parker brought
in four Tuesday from the surf
of Cedar Island. Small trout
abundant just outside Wacha-
preague inlet while a few larger
trout and some hardhead are
biting inside inlet. Milt Chaski
Of Baltimore brought down his
boat from Ocean City and got
three marlin.
ChincOteague, Va. - Trout
from IL to 3 pounds biting
inside inlet along with a few
hardhead. Trout also biting
of Wallops Island but these
are small.
Ocean City, Md.-Marlin of
shore but not many boats
going out. Sally Joe hooked
and lost five. Bonito and alba
core still running. Trout being
caught drifting along beach
and small blues plentiful in in
let. These are being taken
on spinning tackle from OUT
boards and by casting from
piers and jetties.
Indian River InIet-Trollers
getting plenty of bonito and
Bottom BOATS find
ing sea bass and founders
about two miles offshore while
are drifting for trout
just of the inlet. They use
Squid for bait and the fish run
to three-quarters of a pound.
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BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

Strike-Mor will open at 2 pm
and close at 10. The fee is 50
and the handicaps are four
flfths against q scratch Of 1870
Guaranteed awards are $l20,
$50 and $50 and Jack Brown
the Strike-Mor manager. il
looking for q large field. The
event was won last year by
Dave Stauffer Of Walkersville,
Md.
Frank Durham, last seasons
individual champion in the Viz
Mar Tenpin Travelling League.
and Dick Robinette. the runner
UP, have been transferred
fran Washington in Govern
ment service. but it will be no
hollow victory for whoever
lands on top this season. Vince
Larroque, the leagues secre-
tary. predicts that every one
Of the all-star circuits records
will be broken. More about this
later.
For the moment. Vern Ash
bacher Of Congressional Plaza
team is the leader with a 212
average for six games.
All teams in the league will
shoot Sunday at / pm. at
Johnny Rodock's shiny and
coy Rosslyn plant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25
By JOE WlLMAN

At the completion of the
third step in the four step ap-
proach. the arm reaches the
top Of the backswing. Note in
today's illustration how the ball
isn't brought back any higher
than the shoulder.
I know that my friend.
"Powerhouse Paul." and a few
other muscle men like to bring
the backswing up higher. But.
for best results. don't let the
ball get above shoulder height.
This third step is a normal
stride, slightly longer than the
second step. If you begin with
the short. slow first step and
increase the length and tempo
a bit on the second. your body
momentum should be built up
for this third step. The next
time you watch the stars bowl
on television. see how easily
and gradually they build up
their momentum. Tom Hen
Messy Of st. Louis, for ex-
ample, has the smoothest foot
work you're likely to see.
Note in the illustration how
the bowler's hips and shoulders
continue to face the target. The
eyes, too, keep steady on the
target.
Follow the example Of this
bowler and watch the strikes
start piling up.
While it's still early in the
season, why not brush up on
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LEISURE
OPORTSMAN
ROcKFIsHlNG IMPROVES
Channel Boss Start
Biting Off Virginia

Top fishing news this week is
the start Of the fall channel
bass run of Virginia's Eastern
Shore. Thirteen. have been
caught since Sunday of the
islands near Wachapreague, and
there should be good fishing
this week end If the hurricane
doesn't interfere.
Nine marlin also have been
boated In three days out of
Wachapreague, which is quite
something for that little port
which usually counts its marlin
catches In ones and twos.
Rockflshing also is slowly i'm
proving in Chesapeake Bay
with the best fish above the
Bay Bridge and in Eastern Bay.
They run to IL pounds. There is
a good run of trout on the mud
lead of Smiths Island and,
speaking Of channel bass, Capt.
Louis Bean reports a 30-pounder
boated while trolling for blues
on the Virginia shore across
the Potomac from Point Look
out. 1t hit a No. 10 Tony Ac-
cetta spoon.
Cobia are still around. Capt.
Manford Phillips on Leon
Langley's Shirley brought back
a 22-pounder from the Old
Rock. They were cumming
and batting with cut spot. They
had caught five blues and four
TROUT when the cobia took one
HOOK on a bottom rig.
The hook broke but the Sec
ond hook snagged its tail and
the fish was boated tail first.
A quick rundown:
Lower POtOmac-Some nice
catches Of rock being made in
side the bar of Blakiston
Island and near the fish nets
under the Nomini Cliffs. Spot
in fair abundance although
small. Some trout of Colton's
Point and around st. Georges
Island.
Point LOOkOut-Fair catches
of trout running up to 3 pounds
on ebb tides in early morning
off Smiths Island. Jumbo
spot plentiful along with a few
blues up to 2 pounds, caught
bottom fishing. Trollers getting
only small blues in Potomac
and some pan rock in Smiths
Greek. Capt. Bean has discon-
tinued head boat for remainder
of season and is running only
charter parties.
SOIOmons-Blues biting of
Punch Island Greek across bay
from Cove Point with the
bulk Of the catch one-pounders.
Some schools run to 2 pounds
but the bigger blues seem 20
be gone. More keeper rock and
a few blues biting around Cove
Point with some going to 3
pounds. Rock and blues at
Cedar Point still running small.
Spot still plentiful near No. 2
buoy and on Town Point shoal
along with some trout.
Benedict-Small spot aud
perch abundant but rockfish-
ing is hit and miss. Good catch
made last week end on Parker's
Lump.
Chesapeake Beach - Bottom
fishing reported good with
quite a few blues up to a pound
or so biting on cut spot and
worms of the piers. Boats
getting blues on Sharp's Island,
Stone Rock and Clay Banks.
Trolling hit and miss for rock.
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SPORTSMAN'S
CALENDAR

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your bowling Technology? My
pamphlet, Your Pocket-sized
Dictionary Of Bowling" will
come in handy here. For a
copy, send q dime and a
stamped, return envelope to
Joe Wilman, in care Of The
Star.
Copyright 1859. John p. Ollie Coz
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THE LOG BOOK

SEVERN SAILING ASSOCIATION
ran races Sunday for all classes, races
CHESAPEAKE YACHT CLUB-Din-
ner and dance tomorrow ending season.
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andria, trophies: Comdr. Leo
nard Penso, Chevy Chase,
Coast Guard liaison; and Maui
rice B. Colbert, Silver Spring,
launching and parking.
The program:
TOMORROW
Registration Closes: gao am,
Hams Point.
FIRST Race: 10 am, Hams Point.
Second Race: ? m, Hams Point.
Buffet Supper and Dance: pm,
at Corinthian Yacht Club.
SUNDAY
Third Race: IL am. Hams Point
Evening Star trophy awards: I'm
mediately after third race, Hams Point
Tea House. About l pm.
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FAIR WINDS OR FOUL

LOWER POTOMAC AND CHESAPEAKE BAY-Pohb
cloudy tomorrow; winds southeast lol5 miles per hour
Sunday outlook, fair; winds sOuther. lois miles per
our-tcompiled by United Stotes Weather Bureou.)
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GAN Times Eastern Standard
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FISHERMAN'S FRIEND
WHERE THEY ARE BITING

WnEhE They AXE BITING
Code: N-NOne. Poor fair G-Good E-ExceIent
Evening star., 1959-12-12

from listeners in appreciation
for playing their favorite kinds
of music. These include, as
best as I can remember:
About 25 yards OF Boudin
"a highly seasoned rice saus-
age) about 35 yards of smoked
sausage, seven or eight mus
covy ducks. some dressed, some
live; one pork shoulder roast;
one pumpkin to make a jack
o-lantern for my kids (no
papers concealed in it,; several
watermelons; half a case of
open-kettle cane sirup; three
messes of sweet potatoes; a half
sack Of peanuts, fresh dug; a
live guinea hen; one dish of
hoghshead cheese; a pound of
hog cracklings; a paper sack
of kumquatS; a wild goose,
dressed; innumerable cups of
coffee bought for me by people
who recognize me on the street;
8 pounds of headed shrimp; a
bottle Of homemade orange
wine; a mess of turnips; about
a dozen jars of fig preserves. 3"
Mr.. Sonnier added a post
script: Il almost forgot. Once
when I coughed and sneezed
on the air, an old lady sent me
a bottle of homemade 'mamou'
cough sirup."
Evening star., 1959-12-12
35 Yards of Sausage
EntongIe PoyoIo Quiz

CROWLEY, La, Dec. IL
(AP) Alden Sonnier, a Ca
jun-French radio disc jockey
in Evangeline land, always
thought a gift from a listener
was lagniappe--just a little
something extra.
Then came payola, radio
television slang for the gentle
art of bribery. That's when,
Mr.. Sonnier said, his con-
science began to hurt. So he
wrote to the Federal Communi-
cations Commission in Wash
ington.
Il understand" he wrote,
"you are checking up on So
called payola to persons en-
gagged in playing music on the
radio. I wish to report that for
the past several years l have
been conducting a Cajun-
French radio program on this
station, and that during these
years I have received for play
ing one record, one dozen
homegrown grapefruit from
Alex Broussard Of Duson, La,
for playing his recording of
LIE Sud de la Louisiana
However, over the years, I
have received quite a few things
Evening star., 1959-12-12
3 Sue D. c. to Renew
Auto Sales Licenses

Three used-car dealers today
brought suit in District Court
to force District officials to re-
new their licenses to sell cars.
The three are among six
used car dealers who were
notified this week that their
licenses were not to be renewed
by the Department of Licenses
and Inspections.
Their suit names as defend
ants the District Commission
ers and claims that the official
refusal to renew their expired
licenses is illegal.
The three who sued are the
District Auto Mart, Inc. 1900
and 1902 K street NV; Bill
Ross. Inc, trading as Ross Dis
count Motors, 948 New York
avenue NV, and Bob Wilson,
Inc. 227 K street NV.
They claim that the author
tiles refusal to renew the per-
mits deprives them of their
property rights without due
process of law.
Judge Luther w. Youngdahl,
acting upon request of the
dealers counsel, Immediately
signed temporary restraining
orders preventing District off,
cials from interfering with the
auto dealers business pending
further court action.
The cases we're scheduled for
Evening star., 1959-12-12

at Mclean. Va. today, "a hours
after he had wandered from
the family swimming pool.
Fairfax County Pvt. C. R.
Gardner was glad when his
delivery task was completed.
He had lasSoed Sandy. the
sea lion, who did not come
when his name was called.
stuffed his 95-pound bulk into
a burlap bag, and narrowly
avoided his unfriendly teeth.
Mr.. Kennedy, former Senate
Rackets Committee counsel and
brother of Senator Kennedy.
Democrat of Massachusetts,,
had ordered the baby sea
Idweller from San rrancisco as
a surprise for the seven Ken
'nedy children.
The 2la a-foot-long, chocolate
brown Sandy disappeared the
night after his arrival and the
family had feared he would be
defenseless on land and come
to harm.
THE way he was hollering
and swapping. M animal
around these parts would have
come near him." observed Pvt.
Gardner.
Three milkmen from Thomp-
sons Dairy heard and then saw
Sandy while on their rounds
along Chain Bridge road this
morning. They cornered him
and called police.
Sandy no longer had the run
of the swimming pool today.
He was deposited in a store
room, behind a closed door.
Evening star., 1959-12-12

hearings in District Court at
II am. Monday. Counsel for
the dealers said they will then
seek a preliminary injunction
against the District.
The dealers were notified of
the Districts decision not to
renew their licenses by C. T.
Nottingham, superintendent of
licenses and permits, on Thurs
day. They were then told they
had 10 days to appeal.
Penalties. however. for oper-
ating pending the appeal we're
not to be enforced, Mr.. Not
tingham said. The penalty is
$500 maximum fine for each
day the business continues to
operate without a license or 80
days in jail or both.
The dealers ted the court
today that their licenses ex-
pired on October 81.
Attorneys F. Joseph Donohue
and John T. Bonner repre-
sented the Discount Auto Mart
and Mr.. Bonner represented
the other two plaintiffs.
The three other used car
dealers who we're told their Ii
censes will not be renewed are:
Lloyd's Auto Sales. Inc. 1925
Bladensburg road NE; Morton
Motors, Inc, 2121 Benning
road NE, and Continental Mo-
tors, Ltd, l40l Rhode Island
avenue NE.
Evening star., 1959-12-12

Of a series being held in major
cities to determine the effective
ness Of juvenile court laws and
procedures. His committee al
ready has visited New York,
Illinois. Pennsylvania and Cali
fornia
Whether the Senate investi-
cation will affect the outcome
of House hearings is uncertain.
But the Hennings probe doubt
less will spotlight problems the
Davis subcommittee until this
week deferred.
The Senate on April 10 passed
a bill authorizing appointment
of two more Juvenile Court
judges.
Taking note of the House
hearings, Senator Hennings
said:
Our committee has realized
for several years that an acute
problem exists here in our over
loaded Juvenile Court. We have
repeatedly urged appointment
of more judges and funds for
additional court personnel.
Il believe the tremendous load
See JUVENILE, Page Az
Evening star., 1959-12-12
Muscut Minister
Hurt in Bombino

BAHREIN, Persian Gulf, Dec.
II (AP).-Sayed Ahmed bin
Ibrahim, Muscat's interior min
lister, suffered severe shock and
burns in bombing assassina-
ton attempt at sea yesterday
The bomb exploded beneath
the bed of the minister ABOARD
a ship, the British-India Steam
Navigation Lines 4,850-ton
liner Swarka. A British naval
commander ran into the blazing
cabin and saved him.
Mr.. Bin Ibrahim was on his
way to India from Muscat, a
Gulf of Oman sultanate, for
medical treatment. The explo-
sion came only a few hours
after the ship sailed. The min
lister was returned to shore and
placed in the American mission
hospital at Matrah, Muscat.
Evening star., 1959-12-12
Rival Set Drug Prices,
Upiohn ellis Probers

custom to try to get a higher
price for this same drug"
DR.. Upjohn declared that in
the initial period it took a
big selling effort to catch up
with Schering.
But the initial period has
been over for some time. "
Senator Kefauver said" You
still haven't reduced the price. 3"
DR.. Upjohn declared that he
is proud of that fact because
since 1856 everything else has
gone up in price while ours
has not"
Same Price Since sc
The price of the two drugs.
according to committee inves-
tigators, has remained at
$17.90 for 100 pills to the drug
gist since 1856. The same price
has been maintained by at
least two others of the drug
manufacturing giants. Scher-
ing and Merck g. Co.
During 1858, testimony
showed that Upjohn. under
license by Schering, manufac-
tured the latter'S bulk product
and sold it to Schering for
See DRUGS, Page Az
Evening star., 1959-12-12

came on the heels Of a sudden
recess called to House hearings.
Senator Hennings, Democrat
Of Missouri. chairman of the
Senate subcommittee, invited
Juvenile Judge Orm Ketcham
to testify. Senator Hennings
reiterated the need for more
judges on the one-man bench.
This need was almost ignored
by a House District subcom-
mittee at the hearings which
recessed at lis pm. yesterday,
a day and a half after they
opened. House Subcommittee
Chairman Davis, Democrat of
Georgia, heard only 3 of Is
scheduled witnesses.
Other Cities Studied
Instead. House investigators
stressed stripping the court
of jurisdiction over paternity
and nonsupport cases. Judge
Ketcham spends about half
his time dealing with adults
being prosecuted for neglect
of juvenile deliquents.
Senator Hennings said his
groups hearings would be part