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source. Joe, a freshman at
DeMatha High School. is going
out for baseball. He made
his mark as a baseball and
football player in CYO COM
petition. In duckpins he aver
ages los with st. Johns in
the CYO League.
Three times this season Gin
ME Siegel has raped at the
door for the gold medal given
by the National Duckpin Con-
greSS for womep's games of
ITS or better. She missed it
by one pin in the Silver Spring
Women'S Major League, by two
in the Dixie Classic at the
Liberty Heights Bowling Acad-
emy in Baltimore and by 10 in
the Elizabeth Barger Open. in
which her les was high. Incl
dentally. it was rolled on the
same pair of lanes where she
fashioned her l73 in the Dixie.
When Washington women
nailed 10 Of the 81 prizes in
the Barger. it might have been
the best showing they ever
made in a Baltimore event.
Teen-ager Pat Rinaldi, rolling
for the first time in a major
tourney. didn't capture an
award. but she made a strong
impression on someof the Bal
timore stars, notably the re-
nowned Toots Barger. She's a
conner If ever I saw one," Mrs.
Barger said.
A recent night in the Univer-
sity Park Women'S League
likely will be remembered
throughout the season. Jean
Smith. with an average of los,
rolled l57-382 for high set.
Peggy KRAFT, who averages l02,
shot 154-374 for second high,
which helped the Tuckerman
team to a season record of
1866. And Beverly Nees, who
averages a mere 81. missed a
$50 medal game by one stick.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
Quuntico Cugers
Win in Bermuda

HAMILTON. Bermuda, Dec.
II tSpeciaD - The Quantico
Va0 Marines defeated An
drews Air Force Base of Wash
ington, D. c.. 96-92, here last
night to win the Bermuda In
vitational service basketball
tournament.
The Marines breezed through
the double e-elimination tourna-
ment without a loss. Both of
Andrews setbacks were admin
istered by Quantico.
Evening star., 1959-12-13

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Evening star., 1959-12-13
Midwest Hurdles Star
To Run in Star Games

Hayes Jones. hurdles wizard
from Eastern Michigan and a
major threat to Eastern stars
in that event. has entered The
Star Games January % at the
Armory.
This will be one Of the few
forays Jones has made to the
East, but easily remembered
by his rivals is the National
AAU indoor record he set for
the 60-yard hurdles two years
ago in New York's Madison
Square Garden. He hurdled
his way to a clocking Of I'll
seconds and then repeated that
performance short time later
in the New York knights of
Columbus meet on the same
boards.
Though hampered by an
ankle injury most of last sea-
son, Jones did maange to take
two victories in the California
relays, winning both hurdles
Also Enters Sprints
His decision to come here
for the 18th annual athletic
carnival sponsored by this
newspaper definitely puts the
pressure on Lee Calhoun and
Elias Gilbert, who have mo-
nopolized the 70-yard hurdles
event since 1856.
Jones also has written his in.
tentions to compete in the pop
ular Exchange Club Sprint Sc
ries. where he'll come up
against one of this meets
greatest performers. Dave Sine
of Duke.
Sine, who is hoping for a
good campaign prior to his bid
for an Olympic berth, owns the
records in all three dashes,
at 10. 80 and 100 yards. They
are recognized as world marks
Tor these seldom-run indoor
distances.
Other Events Listed
The hurdles and the sprint
series are just two of the top
invitational features that an
Evening star., 1959-12-13
BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

TODAY-For the duckpln,
ners. the Hi-Skor christina
Handicap for bowlers of al
degrees of skill, and a bevy o.
house tournaments. including
a new one at Twinbrook. Fol
information on this, dial Bill
Glennie at Garden 4-5600
Many Of the experts will in.
wade Baltimore for the annua
Recreation Mixed Doubles.
| For the tenpinners, Andy
Tressler's Christmas Doubles al
Alexandria TenpinS.
Steve Macy and Tess Johns
Of Cleveland. among the coun.
try's foremost tenpinners, will
shift operations from the
Bailey's Crossroads Bowlarama
to the Silver Spring Bowling
Center today, for exhibition
bowling and clinics. They will
be on hand from 2 pm. to
closing time.
It's a one-day stand for
Macy, but Miss John also will
appear tomorrow and Tuesday
from 2 pm. on. She's the lead
ing woman southpaw in the
game.
The following items are by
way of catching up:
Gerry Stair may be the owner
of a unique duckpin record for
the area. In two straight out
ings he gained the individual
leads in two crack leagues.
With a Alb performance, he
moved to the front in the
AnacoStia Spillway Major with
an average of 1923 and sew
eral nights later rolled 408 to
take over in the All Star Major
at 1884.
y
You may be hearing more
about Joe A. Francella. jr., the
l4-year-old who set a Fontana
Bowlarama record with a game
of 1873, but from a different
Evening star., 1959-12-13
East Sturs Win, 1873,
In Junior Shrine Come

ALBUQUERQUE, N. M, Dec.
IL tAP).-The East scored a
come from behind touchdown
in the fourth quarter today to
defeat the West 1873. in the
fourth Shrine Junior College
All-Star football game.
The East, a six-point under
Evening star., 1959-12-13
Quantico Aims
ForUnbeaten
Finish Today

GALVESTON, Tex, Dec. IL
(SpeciaD The Quantico Ma
rines go out to put the finishing
touch on an all-winning foot
ball season tomorrow at the
expense Of Mcclellan Air Force
Base in the Shrimp Bowl game
For the first time in 10 years
the Virginia Leathernecks have
escaped defeat and deadlock
throughout the regular season.
The Airmen from Sacrament
to, Calf, also have a winning
streak going. They lost their
opener to oregon Tech. but
have breezed past nine oppo-
nents since.
Mcclellan supporters are
quick to point out that Quanti-
co.'s record has been at the ex-
pense of several weak oppo-
nentS. In the three tough games
on the schedule. the Marines
were fortunate to escape with
their record uninjured. They
had to come from behind to
whip Boiling Air Force Base Of
Washington, needed a 40-yard
field goal from Charley Rogers
to nip Xavier and an extra
point boot by Rogers to edge
Camp Lejeune.
For offenSe tomorrow, the
Marines are expected to rely
heavily on the running Of King
Dixon. ex-South Carolina star,
who has gained 641 yards and
has averaged Z yards a carry.
If the running stalls, the Ma
rineS can call on Tommy Maud
lin. former Southern California
quarterback, who mas completed
q Of 48 passes this season for
578 yards.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
1erpsFavOred
IoBeaf Hoyas;
Navy on Road

The University Of Maryland
will be favored to grab a &c
lead in the quest for the areas
Big Three basketball champion
ship, as Georgetown invades
College Park tomorrow night.
The Terps beat George Wash
ington to open their season
Each team plays the other
twice for the title won last
year by CIV.
The Terps and Colonials each
get q crack at a visiting Wake
Forest team this week, while
TWO pre-ChristmaS tournaments
involving area teams also are
on the schedule.
Navy travels south to take
part IN the Birmingham (Ala. }
Classic. The Middies play Au-
burn in the opener Friday,
while Duke takes on Alabama.
The winners meet for the title
Saturday.
The annual Quantico tour
nament also will be held Fri
day and Saturday, with the
Marines favored to take the
honorS at the expense of seven
visiting colleges, including
Catholic University.
Others entered are Jackson
vile University, Mount St.
Mary's. Lewis College, Belmont
Abbey. Wesleyan University and
Atlantic Christian.
This Weeks Schedule:
TOMORROW
GEORGETOWN at Maryland
American :: Adelphi
washington COLLEGE at Gallaudet.
st. PaurS ct Howard.
TUESDAY
ouantico Invitation tournament.
WEDNESDAY
Wake Forest VS.. George Washington
at Uline'S.
BrandeiS at Navy
American at Fairleigh- Dickinson
Quantico Invitation tournament
(nnan.
THURSDAY
GEORGETOWN at Niagara.
FRIDAY
George Washington vs.. William 4
Mary at Fort Myer
Wake Forest at Maryland
Navy IS. Auburn at Birmingham
tAla) Classic.
claSsiee
American at New Haven.
washington & Lee at Catholic q.
SATURDAY
Geergetown at Duquesne.
Birmingham Classic thnaD.
American at Upsala.
Evening star., 1959-12-13

nually attracted the Nations
top track and field athletes
Others include the mile run
pole vault, high Jump, 500 and
l.000-yard runs and the q
mile run, extended to 3 miles
this time to help get distance
runners in shape for the Olym-
pics.
Tickets. priced at $3.50, So.
So and 81, are on sale at The
Star Building, Second strr~:
and Virginia avenue Sc. Mail
orders will be filled promptly.
II there is a choice between
north and south side seats,
please state preference.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
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Evening star., 1959-12-13

championships concluded here
today.
Gail Sterling, l3, Of WASH
ington was runnerup in the
ladies novice figure skating
competition. Pat AaIor, 49,, -
Arlington, Va, was third in the
mems juvenile class.
The Eastern figure skating
championships will be held at
Lake Placid, N. Y, January
$40.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
Three Middies
On South Squad

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. IL (AP).-
Three Navy players will COM
pete for the South in the an
nual North-South football
game here December 26.
The latest additions to the
South roster are Quarterback
Joe Tranchini and Halfbacks
Ronnie Brandquist and Dick
Pariseau.
The South now has signed
'21 players and the North l6.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
7 Area Skaters
Score at Hershey

HERSHEY, Pa, Dec. IL (Spe-
ciaD. - Two members of the
Washington ID. c. Figure
Skating Club qualified for the
Eastern championships by plac-
ing high in the South Atlantic
Evening star., 1959-12-13
Howard Wins on Nat

Howard University's wrestling
team opened its season yester-
day with a 30-8 victory over
Catholic University at Gu.
Evening star., 1959-12-13

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Evening star., 1959-12-13
BOYS BASKETBALL

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WAX WORKS THRILLER
Search for Fugitive
Ends in Museum Attic

drew Carnegie received would
have cost a police sergeant his
stripes.
But nowhere could Pay be
found until Mrs. Adams spoke
up. She said she had noticed
a man walk in hurriedly with
Oft paying admission and 90
to the mems room. She told
police she had thought moth
ing of it until she realized she
didn't see him come out.
A check of the lavatory
proved fruitless. The searchers
were about to give up when
an employee pointed out a small
trap door in the ceiling. Be-
hind it, in an empty attic. Ray
was found. He had taken of
his shoes so he could move
noiselessly overhead.
Ray. who gave his address
as Box 54, RID Route /, Lor-
ton, was charged with speed
ing and having no front tag Oh
his automobile.
In Municipal Court today,
Judge George D. Nelson fined
him SIS on the first charge and
SIS on the second.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
Girl, 5, Unhurt;
Fell Two Floors,
Landed on Head

District General Hospital
physicians are still talking
today about the luck of 5-year-
old Claudia Covington of 1851
Howison place S.W.
She walked unassisted out Of
the hospital last night after
tumbling out of a second floor
bedroom window at her home
and landing on her head on a
concrete pavement about / pm.
yesterday. When an ambulance
arrived it looked as though her
chances of recovery were slight.
However, the child, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Freeman Covington, frightened
up at the hospital. To make
certain they had not over
looked any possibilities the
physicians worked on her for
more than five hours checking
every bone in her body and
taking inumerable X-rays.
When they had finished their
diagnosis the answer was mo
injuries"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04

VANCOUVER, Wash. May 4
P).-The body of a little girl,
found floating in the swift cur
rent of a Columbia River
slough, provided a probable So
luton today to the battling
mystery Of the missing Ken
Martin family OF Portland.
And plans are being formed
for another massive search Of
the miles of wooded canyons
which break the high cliffs of
the upriver Columbia River
gorge.
The body, found yesterday
and identified as that of IL
year-old Susan Martin, had
been in the water for a consid-
cradle time, said Coroner Paul
Mylan. 1t may have been sub
merged since the December 7
disappearance of Ken Martin,
81, his wife. 4S, and their three
pretty young daughters-Bar-
bara, IA, Virginia, Is, and
Susan.
Police, who have run down
scores of clues in the five
months-old case, believe that
the Martin car plunged off a
highway into the Columbia
River or one of its tributaries.
The body of Susan apparently
1oated free of the wreckage
in the spring current and was
washed to a backwater slough
near Camas, Wash. a few miles
east of this lower Columbia
River city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
Tidal Wave Alert
In Hawaii Is Off

HONOLULU, May 4 (AP).-
A tidal wave alarm was sounded
early today because of an
earthquake north of Japan.
but was called of an hour and
IS minutes later.
The United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey Cancelled the
alert at ESQ am, Hawaii time
(9:5o am, EDIT, after Wake
Island and Midway reported
no unusual wave activity.
Wake and Midway would
have been hit first had a tidal
wave swept toward the islands
from an earthquake believed
to have hit the Kamchatka
Peninsula region Of Siberia.
The Rev. Bernard McCon-
nell. director of Georgetown
University's archaeological OBJ
servatory, said instruments
here recorded the quake at
1927 am.
'It was a very strong earth
quake" Father Mcconnell said.
The seismograph here con-
tinued to record waves from
the quake for three hours,
he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
TRUMAN ASKED, CAN'T ATTEND
DINNER AT WHITE HOUSE

Former President Truman has turned down invi-
tation stag dinner at the White House in honor of Sir
Winston Churchill Wednesday night. the White House
disclosed today
Press Secretary James C. Hagerty said President
Eisenhower invited Mr. Truman to the Wednesday eve
ming dinner but that Mr. Truman could not come"
Mr. Hagery said he thought the former President had
another engagement outside of Washington for that
evening.
Mr.. Truman, who has said he wanted to meet with
Sir Winston his visit told reporter today he had
long standing engagement with his family in New York
City land that came first"
Relations between Mr.. Truman and Mr.. Eisenhower
have been cool since the 1852 election Some friends Of
both had thought Sir Wnstons presence at the
White House this week might bring them together.
Last May, Mr. Eisenhower invited Mr.. Truman to
company him to Memorial Day services at Arlington
Cemetery. Mr. Truman declined that invitation, saying
he would be unable to Washington at that time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
Child Found Drowned,
Family Still Missing

DR.. E. A. Waterman, the
Martins dentist, examined the
body and said he was certain
it was that of the missing girl.
There were six filings in four
teeth, the same as the work
DR.. Waterman had done for
Susan.
The body was clad in red
and white striped pedal pushers
and a blue-quilted coat. Friends
and relatives of the Martins
said Susan was wearing similar
pedal pushers the day the fam
lily vanished and that the coat
belonged to Virginia.
The cause of the death could
not be determined Immediately
because of the length of time
the body has been in water.
There was no apparent indi-
cation of foul play. However.
there will be further examina-
tons.
The family, after telling
friends they were on their way
to the woods to get Christmas
greens, happily climbed into
their red and white station
wagon that cold Sunday morn
ing of December Z and drove
east up the Oregon side of the
Columbia River to Cascade
Locks. where Mr.. Martin pur-
chased q small amount of gaso-
line.
/ Then they disappeared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
BY CASPAR NAMES
Star staff Writer

The Episcopal bishop of
Washington today voiced the
hope that Episcopal churches
would stay in the District de-
spite problems created by the
changing racial complex of the
city.
Il hope we can agree that
our Episcopal Church cannot
simply withdraw from the
changing city because the
going is hard and transfer its
operations to greener suburban
pastures" the Right Rev. An
gus Dun said.
Bishop Dun spoke at the
opening session of the diocesan
convention in st. Timothy's
Episcopal Church, 1901 Ala
bama avenue Sc.
The bishop told the gather
ing that "of our 28 congrega-
lions in the District, which
have been almost exclusively
white in membership, / would
say that 10 are in varying
measure seriously affected by
population changes in their
areas. There are several others
that share the uncertainties re-
sulting from social and eco
nomic change in the inner-city
or downtown areas"
1t was learned that within
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04

a bystander in San Francisco.
Senator Kennedy, who eagerly
tells audiences he will be AZ
years old in few weeks, is
aware that anyone who looks
like the mayor of Boys Town
has a problem convincing peo-
pie he should be President OF
the United States. but he thinks
he can calm their fears when
he speaks.
BY now. he realizes that q
well-defned public identity is
not enough in California, and
at the moment he has no in
tention of trying to blast his
way through the roadblock set
up by the favorite-son candi-
dacy of CALIFORNIA; popular
new Governor, Edmund q.
Brown. Neither, of course, does
Senator Humphrey.
But both men are confident
that they can successfully ne
gotiate the transfer to them
selves of the popularity of
another ambiguous figure on
the California landscape. Adlai
E. Stevenson.
Stevenson Treasured
Mr.. Stevenson may be a
shopworn, two-time loser in
other areas. but in the resur-
gent West he is still treasured
by Democrats for his golden
words and for his politically
See KENNEDY, Page AS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
Home Entry Upheld
Without q Warrant

The Supreme Court today
upheld the right of a BaIti-
more sanitation inspector to
enter a home for inspection
without a warrant. The
opinion was split 5 to 4
with the minority decIar-
ing that the ruling destroyed
a substantial part of the
Fourth Amendments prOtee-
ton against unreasonable
searches,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
Albuniu Protests
Missile Bases

ROME, May 4 (AP).-Com-
munist Albania has protested
to Italy against building of
missile bases on Italian soil.
An Italian foreign ministry
spokesman said the protest
note was. delivered several days
ago to the Italian legation in
Tirana. the Albanian capital.
1t charged that location of
missile bases in Italy would
constitute a direct danger to
Albania, and threatened that
counter measures would be
taken.
The foreign ministry spokes-
man said he doubted that Italy
would reply to the note.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
President Back
At White House

President and Mrs. Eisen-
hover returned to the White
House late yesterday afternoon
after a week end at their Get
tysbHrg (Pa.) farm.
The President attend d
church services in Gettysburg,
but failed to get in his hoped
for round of golf as the course
was rain-soaked from an over
night downpour.