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Evening star., 1959-12-08
By the Associated Prsss

Indiana's hopeful Hoosieri
have Joined the growing list oi
probable powers tagged with
quick defeats in major college
basketball, but Ohio State
Kansas. iowa. Mississippi State
Auburn and Cincinnati are still
hummin'.
Missouri, rebounding rapidly
from last seasons 6-19 disaster
tumbled' favored Indiana, 70.
rs, last night on the Tigers
home court Missouri, which
trailed by five points at thC
half, now Is 80. Indiana is IL
Ohio made it four in a row
by whipping Butler, 1906. Kan
sas (2-0) had a scare, but beaf
Texas Tech, 85-71. Iowa 60
rolled against North Dakota al
expected, 79-43. Mississippi
State (3-0) defeated Unior
(Tenn0, 1858, and Auburn
C2-O raped Howard (Ala.)
l04-57.
Oscar Scores SO
And cincinnati's Bearcats
with All-America Oscar Rob-
ertson scoring 36 points despitt
showdown tactics by Miami o.
Ohio, breezed to an 1888 vic
tory.
Indiana, a l03-63 winner ovel
little Ball State in its debut
Saturday and considered the
big gun of the Big Ten, never
did click against Missouri, de-
spite its 1898 lead at halftime
Missouri trailed in field goals
1926. although hitting at 8
hot 400 pace Ito the Hoosiers
.345I The Tigers wrapped il
up by sinking 27 Of "a fret
throws.
Joe Scott led the scoring with
81 points, his career high, fol
Missouri and teammate Charlie
Henke counted "a. Frank Rad
ovich's % was high for tht
Hoosiers.
Lucas Leads Buckeyes
Ohio State handed Butler it
second defeat in four starts b!
hitting at a steaming $50 clil
from the field in the first half
The Buckeyes wound up with {
$40 percentage. Jerry Lucas
the Buckeyes 6-foot-8 sopl
star. was high with 26 points
but his string of free throws
came to an end on his seconC
Of the game, after he had sunl
Is in a row. Lucas also grabbed
16 rebounds, only three les
than Butler managed as a team
Wayne Hightower, 6-8, anC
6-6 Bill Bridges counted 4.
points between them and domi'
mated the boards for Kansas
Hightower was Sthe top scorel
with 26 points. Texas Tech'i
hopes were jolted early, wher
Scoring Ace Gene Arlington
drew three fouls in the frs
five minutes. He finished with
IA points, getting them all IL
the second half when Tecl
twice came within three points
Of the JawhawkS.
Iowa hit at a near 500 pace
from the field and crushed
North Dakota in the seconC
half after leading by 10 at tht
intermission. Soph Don Nelson
led the scoring with II points
Evening star., 1959-12-08
BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

ALONG TENPIN DRIVE
Washington bowlers recently
were entertained by Buzz Fazio,
Marion Ladewig and LeVerne
Norton, three of the greatest
keglers extant, but for excite
ment this corner prefers a
battle between natural rivals
over an exhibition.
Recommended is a contest to
take place at $50 pm. Sunday
at Shirley Bowl when Penta-
gon City Sports Center tangles
with Shirley in a Showdown for
the lead in the all-Star Vir-
ginia-M Maryland League.
Pentagon City. with 27-12
standing. is half game up on
second-place Shirley.
For a time, Pentagon City
held a commanding lead. 1t was
whitfield away until. last SUM-
day, Shirley Bowl all but
caught the leader by sweeping
a match with Silver Hill Bowl
while Pentagon City dropped
two games toeRosslyn.
= y =
Sundays match will pit the
leagues two top bowlers in
vii Vidlock of Shirley, whose
average is a shining 204, and
Charley Robinson, who is av-
eeraging 1884 for Pentagon
City. Robinson is struggling
not only to catch Vidlock, but
to fend off third-place Vern
Ashbachler of Congressional
Plaza Bowl, who is only 20
sticks behind him.
The team race seems to have
settled into an issue between
Pentagon City and Shirley.
what with the next two, Con-
greSsional Plaza and Bonfire
Restaurant, well off the pace.
But Shirley has proved that
little can be taken for granted
: In circuit so loaded down the
line with power.
4 4 =
Duey Hippeard, with 646, and
Vidlock. 603, produced the
punch that won Shirley Bowl
its important victory. Vince
. Larroque shot 600 for Rosslyr
: to poison Pentagon City.
In other matches, Congress
. sional Plaza edged University
Lanes, 2l2-h; Greenbelt swept
= Wheaton Bowl and Bailey.
Crossroads Bowl shaded Bon.
: fire Restaurant.
: Nine 600s turned up. Others
: besides those mentioned wer,
: Eddie Bigaj, Bonfire Restau
Evening star., 1959-12-08
BASEBALL

Continued From Page D-1
on the part of the American
League, Hickey said:
The American League would
have been smart to have ex-
pressed, first, sincere regret
that it had unintentionally been
hurtful to the Continental
League and, secondly, to say
definitely that they are not
going to expand in 1861. They
should have told us, Go to it
and God bless you That un-
fortunately they failed to do"
Still Likes Chances
Asked what the chances were
for the Continental League to
start operations in 1861 as
planned, Hickey said:
"I believe the percentage is
in our favor. Just how much
I do not know. II the quarter
back calls the right signal, I
would say the percentage in
our favor is rs to 25."
Asked when he would be
ready to name the leagues
seventh and eighth clubs, he
said: Il don't know. This is
neither the time or the place. +"
He insisted 1861 still was the
target. date.
Hickey disclosed that in an
exchange of kilograms with
Cronin he had asked the Amer
lean League to name the two
cities it desired from the Con-
tinental League and he prom
ised to release any cities the
American League wanted.
Thinks Washington Is Involved
Cronin, asked to comment
on Rickey's charges, repeated
the last paragraph of yester-
days statement which invited
the Continental League to go
ahead and complete it's plans
or organization with eight
cities.
Hickey charged that the
American League never had
any lntention-nor has any
now-of expansion. He said
the only reason the American
League had talked of expan-
sion was that it desired to move
the Washington franchise to
Minneapolis-St. Paul in 1861.
The announcement of At
lanta's acceptance followed a
telephone callsearlier from in
terestS in that city. Among the
eight hackers are Eaton
Chalkley, Joseph Fine and
Hugh Spalding, jr. Atlanta
currently is represented in the
Southern Association.
Evening star., 1959-12-08
Requirements Repeated


Both the National and Amer
lean Leagues, in renouncing
any immediate expansion plans
yesterday, said they were ready
to accept the new league as q
major circuit when it meets
the standards set forth at a
meeting in Columbus, Ohio, last
May.
These requirements include
matching the major leagues
pension plan; ball parks with
capacities of at least $4,000;
cities with a population no
smaller than the smallest in
the present leagues; a 154-game
schedule; matching the majors
minimum player salary Of ST.
900; uniform player contracts;
satisfying minor leagues for
territorial rights and filing
complete data on stock owner
ship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-21
Court Blocks Shift
OFT roiningSchooI
Youth to Prison

Federal Judge F. Dickinson
Let's yesterday temporarily re-
strained the Government from
removing a 19-year-old youth
from the National Training
School to an adult prison.
The jurist set July % as date
for hearing on a motion by At
torney belong Harris for q
preliminary injunction against
the Government.
There has been no clear-cut
decision on the right of the
Government to remove youths
from the school to adult pris-
onS. In one previous case Fed
eral Judge Matthew F. MCGUIRE
held the laws pertaining to jul
veniles precluded such action,
while Federal Judge Alexander
Holtzoff ruled in a second case
that transfer laws legalized the
move. A ruling OF one Federal
district judge is not binding on
another. Just what the law
will be depends on appellate
court review.
Central figure in the current
case is Earl S. Jordan, who was
adjudged a delinquent by Juve-
nile Court in June, 1858, a few
days before his 18th birthday.
At that time he was ordered
committed to the training
school until 81. The Govern
ment seeks to remove him on
the ground that he poses a be-
havior problem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-21

calls. the pageant would be a
mad house"
Meanwhile Carol Jones, q
23-year-old Albuquerque Sec
rotary, was named as q hurry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-21
COLONY

WO1VN RA. Civ
R GTSs OD Yo1No pH Hd.s ETH
$50. a:12: ROBERT TAYLOR, THE
HANGMAN." T:36,
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LorDoIyGets
NBC NO on
Equal Time

NEW YORK, July 81 (AP).-
The National BroadcaSting Co.
says it will turn down a request
for equal time which resulted
from q television appearance
Of Senator Humphrey. Demo-
crat Of Minnesota. ~
The request came from u iar
DAILY. Chicago's perenniallyI Jun
successful candidate for pub
lice Office. He argued that
since Senator Humphrey was
a candidate for the Democratic
presidential nomination In
1860, the network should give
equal time to other avowed
candidates.
Mr.. DAILY himself is an
avowed candidate for the pres
idency.
A spokesman for the network
said yesterday the request
would be refused on the ground
that Senator Humphrey had
not declared himself a candi-
date at the time Of the broad
cast.
Senator Humphrey appeared
on NBC-TV's To-day" show
last Friday.
Senator Humphrey main
tainS he is still not formally q
candidate. although he has in
dicated he will open his cam
paign in September. He con-
tends the equal time" rule will
not apply to him until he for
mally declares himself in the
race.
The Columbia Broadcasting
System has concluded that
Senator Humphrey is indeed a
candidate and announced he
would not be allowed to appear
on a news discussion show last
Sunday.
Candidates for public Office
are entitled to receive equal
time to that granted their OPP
ponents on TV and radio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-21

up replacement in the contest.
Her words when offered the
job were less ponderous than
the Ingersoll press release.
Said Miss Jones: Would /?
Wonderful Whoopee!"
The IS United States con-
testants will parade tonight for
judges for the first time. And
when it's over, only Is Miss
USA finalists will still be in
the contest for the fabulous
crown. ~
Thirty-three foreign entries
will take part in the program,
but won't be judged. Miss USA
will be selected tomorrow night
and Miss Universe Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-21
DRIVEN THEATERS

AInnnnF DRIVEN
AsAAA S~s OF. 4-sloo
7ool jeff. Davis Hwy, Arlington
Jvsi Over the llih Street Bridge
JOHN WAYNE, RIcKY NELSON,
RIO BRAVO" (colorl. 9:24. .
''IsLAND OF LOST WOMEN"
JEFF RICHARDS, at 1850.
Cartoons at o.
Boz once Opens at 8.
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Films of More Than Routine Merit

Films of More Than Routine Merit
BELL. BOOK AND CANDLE"-Kim Novak bewitches James
Stewart in a comedy about witchcraft in Manhattan.
PORK CHOP HHL-GregOry Peck in the dramatic account
Of a futile but bloody battle in Korea.
SHAKE HANDS WITH THE DEVI"-James Cagney vs.. the
hated Black and Tans during Irelands Troubles.
"SHANE-Jean Arthur, Van Helm and Alan Ladd In SUI
periOr Western directed by George Stevens.
"SOME LIKE 1T HOT"-Jack Lennon and Tony Curtis IS
pair Of spurious girls, Marilyn Monroe real one
SOUTH PACIFIC"-itzi GaynOr and ROssano BraEE In
Raudy film Of the Rodgers HammerStein musical hit
THE 10 COMMANDMENTS"-Ceci b. DeMilles big Biblical
SuectacIe all about Moses and his life and times
VERTIGO-Not best Hitchcock but suspenseful
with James Stewart and two kim NovakS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-21
Beauty Voices Support
Of Kennedy Campaign

LONG BEACH. Calf, July
al (AP).-Senator Kennedy.
Democrat Of Massachusetts,.
has become innocently involved
in the Miss Universe Contest,
Miss Sue Simone Ingersoll,
abdicated New Mexico entry in
the beauty pageant here, called
a press conference last night
in q Beverly Hills hotel.
First, she explained that she
withdrew from the contest
not because OF official Roman
Catholic censure-but because
her chaperone wouldn't allow
her to receive telephone mes
sages.
Then, flanked by press
agents, she issued a press re-
lease which read:
There exists bitter feelings
between religious groups in our
country, and because Of the
analogy between myself and a
Catholic presidential candidate,
I feel a statement of clsrifi-
cation is in order.
Erroneous Belief
mon Catholics fear the
Catholic Church because they
fear the clergy dictates to q
blindly obedient laity. The i'm
plications Of such an erron-
eous belief regarding a Catho-
lie political candidate are obvi-
Gus. 1t is my sole desire to
show that the hierarchy can
not, under any circumstances,
dictate to laity."
Questioned by newsmen, the
22-year-old redhead smiled
family and admitted she knew
nothing about Senator Ken
needy. the only leading Catholic
presidential candidate.
II just felt the issue is i'm
portant in view Of a presiden-
tial election, so as to make 1t
clear that Catholics are not
dictated to-" she said. Even
after the Archbishop (of Mex
ico) ordered me not to appear
in a bathing suit contest, I did,
and this shows we can disagree
with the hierarchy"
Makes Admission
And then she admitted some
thing else-that she had not
read the press release. Nor
would she say who wrote it.
Miss Ingersoll's erStwhile
chaperone wouldn't comment
on her remarks. But a pageant
offlcial stated:
"She felt she was being
overly restricted. If there was
no restriction on telephone
, 1959-08-31
CARIBAIR STATION.
st. Croix, Virgin Islands. U.S.A.

CARIBAR FLIGHTS l02 and lO3 will be dis
continued Tuesday, September 8, 1859.
CARIBAIR FLIGHTS 100 Z 1Ol, 1907 Isl,
1874 155, and lO6 lO7 will continue to operate
as usual.
The schedule for the l959/l96O season is being
prepared and ample service between 81. Croix
and San Juan and ST. Thomas is assured.
John H. Shultz
Station Manager
, 1959-08-31
Notice Of Sale Of Used
Government Property


Sealed bids, in quadrupli-
cate, will be received at the
Division Of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, Virgin Islands. until
100 AM, September II, 1859,
end thin publicly opened for
the sale Of the item listed be-
low, ''as is and where is"
located at the Department Of
Finance, Christiansted, st.
Croix, Virgin Islands.
tsl Three Desks. Flat Top
The Government reserves
the right to reject any Or all
bids, to waive any informality
in bids and, unless otherwise
specified by the Government
Or BY the bidder to accept any
item in the bid.
Copies Of Invitation to bid
Will be supplied by the Divi-
sion Of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, St. Croix, Virgin
Islands.
Mario Lewis
Actg. Commissioner Of
Property q Procurement
BY:
Alphonso RomneY
Administrative Assistant II
20-3Il
IND
, 1959-08-31
PUBLIC NOTICE

It is hereby brought to the
attention Of taxpayers that On
and after September i, 1859,
interest at the rate Of sof 1%
per month or fraction thereof
will accrue on unpaid Real
Property Tax bills for the
calendar year 1858. In addi-
ton, unless such bills and the
accrued interest thereon are
paid prior to December 1, 1859,
Attachment and Sale Of the
properties concerned will be
made to cover such delinquent
taxes.
August II, 1859
Departments 81 Finance
St. Croix, Virgin Islands
Walter ]. M Petersen
District Supervisor
17-24-31
, 1959-08-31
Call FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, il quadrupli-
cate, will be received at the
Department Of Property and
Procurement, Division Of Pro-
curemens Division of Pro-
Ecurement, Christiansted, St.
Greix, Virgin Islands until
Ill:0O A: M. September IS, 1859,
and then publicly opened for
The following
TO furnish necessary labor,
materials. equipment and
incidentals 10 perform work
at Fort Louise Augusta
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any i~nformality
in bids and, unless otherwise
specified BY the Government
or by the bidder to accept any
item in the bid,
Copies Of Invitation to bid
may be obtained from the Di-
vision Of Procurement. Chris
tiansted, St. Croix, Virgin
Islands.
Mario Lewis
Acting Commissioners
Of Property s Procurement
Per:
Alphonsc Romnay
Administrative Assistant II
28-29-3l
, 1959-08-31
John II. Shultz
Station Manager

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
DISTRICT or ST. cRoIX, CHRIsTLANsTED JURISDICTION
In the Matter of the Application Of
RElNALDO FREDERICK POWLIS
For Correction Of Public Record and MISC. NC. 81 1859
For Change of Name.
TO WHOM 1T IA CONCERN
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has applied
to the District Court for an Order changing his name from
REINALD0 FREDERICK POWLIS to REINALDO FRED
ERGO PAULUS. All persons having objection to the request
ed changeo Of name are required to appear in the District Court
room in Christianstedo on or before September Is, 1859 to show
cause why the said application should not be granted.
Dated: August II, 1852
21-24-S1-8 Reinaldo Fredsrico Poulis
, 1959-08-31
AIphonso Romn sY

Administrative Assistant II
28-29-3l
, 1959-08-31
Mario Lewis

Acting Commissioner
Of Property s. Procurement
Per:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-28

jack Of hearts and ruffed
dummy's last heart. He then
ruffed his last spade in dummy
and returned the three of dia-
monds.
East shrewdly put up the
nine Of diamonds, for otherwise
declarer would play the seven
of diamonds to force the lead
into the West hand. Kaplan
covered the nine Of diamonds
with the queen, and West had
to win with the king.
West was right back in the
trap. He had to return a dia-
mond, Of course, since a heart
would give declarer a rutland
stuff. II West returned his low
diamond dummy would play
low, and East's jack would be
trapped. II West returned the
eight Of diamonds dummy's ten
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-28

would force out East's jack. and
South's seven would be good.
Daily Question
Partner opens with one heart
and the next player bids two
spades "a weak Jump overcalD t.
You hold:
as 0J862 o 1853 %K7632
What do yu do?
Answer: Pass. You have a
bad hand, and an opponents
show Of weakness doesn't make
your hand any better. If your
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-28
BY Walt Kelly
BY WinsIow Mortimer

partner has a good hand he
will reopen the auction. If he
cannot do so you are well out
Of the bidding.
Copyright, 1859. Gen. Features corp.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-28
H3HIH[IH3[l

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PLENTY OF FREE PARKING
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-28
EUZ SAWYER
JULIET JONES
DAVID CRANE

You heave a sigh Of relief
when you awake at 4 in the
morning and realize that it was
only a dream. You were in a
trap, and every time you
escaped somebody caught you
and pushed you right back.
How would you like to live
through this kind Of nightmare
at the bridge table?
South dealer.
East-West vulnerable.
NORTH
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WEST EAST
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SOUTH
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South West North East
IA Double 90 "a
So Double All Pass
Opening lead King of hearts.
Vests nightmare began when
he doubled five clubs. It was
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SHERWOOD ON BRIDGE
Opening Leader Caught in Trop

the last session of the national
pair championship two months
ago, and in tournament play
there's no such thing as a
free" double.
West opened the king Of
hearts and my partner, Edgar
Kaplan, won with the ace.
Kaplan drew trumps with the
ace and king and then led
dummy's singleton spade. East
put UP the nine of spades, and
declarer finessed the ten to
Vests jack.
Finds Exit
West looked around desper-
ately for a safe exit. A spade
lead would allow South to dis
card a diamond from dummy
on the king Of spades. A dia-
mond lead would give South
a free flnesse. West therefore
led the queen of hearts and
held his breath. Kaplan ruffed,
led a spade for dummy to ruff,
discarded a diamond on the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02

WASHINGTON. C.. . 1859
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02
Continued From Page II

Capt the Chesapeake
with OF a. His
included an
Chesapeake
a
Hakuyt the
highly
sailed body of standing water and country great river
believe the find the Bay Thorfnn
Karn sailed before Columbus
believe also that Cabot the 1893 because the early
hold Giovanni
Foenne discovered anchored Chncoteague Bay
a reported
published his
William Claiborne license
the
1884
found Marylands
As the passed. settlers tributaries found
the build families
Washgons
survives spirit in the this
old
Maryland travel
stratford
Wakefield
Nomn of
the Lloyds Of Maryland.
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Bloekheods $780, cleared or remarkably
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PUsfVles (pus-forming blemiShes)
a. Moderate $685. cleared or remarkably
improved
b. Extreme. $685. cleared OF remarkably
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What's more, in every case. cleared-up blem-
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name. However. members Of your
immediate family may help you
with suggestions only. All entries
win be judged by the Reuben II.
Donnelley Corporation, an indie
pendent judging organization. on
the basis Of originality. aptness Of
thought and sincerity. TIE judges
decision will be final. Duplicate
prizes viii be awarded in the event
Of ties.
5. Winners viii notified In person or
by mail approximately six weeks
after the close Of the contest. Con-
test subject to all governmental
regulations. Employees and menu
bers OF the immediate families Of
employees of Standard Packaxinx
Corporation. its advertising agency
and those food manufacturers or
packers who use FLEX-VAC pack
aging are not eligible. A list Of
winners will be sent upon receipt
of stamped self-addressed envelope.
b. Thirty-three cash prizes will be
awarded rs listed elsewhere in this
notice.
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