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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05
Ivies in London

LONDON, June 5 (AP,.--
Thirty-five athletes from Yale
and Harvard arrived in Lon
don yesterday for a track and
field meet against q combined
Oxford : Cambridge team at
White City Stadium June 10.
It viii be the 18th meet be-
tween the teams. The British
athletes have won nine, the
Americans have won seven and
one was a draw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05

AS long as Federal Bureau
Of Investigation has Pitcher
Billy Carroll. the G-Men figure
TO be in the thick Of the race
In the Industrial League.
Carroll. former Georgetown
University star and manager
Of FBI. threw a three-hit shut
out at defending champion
Silver Hill yesterday for a TO
victory and a tie with the
Gravelmen for second place.
Bob shelton led FBrs l1-hit
attack with three hits.
silver Hin -. 900 600 00o--o 3 I
PBf -------. 900 500 00x--7 IL 4
clifford, MeManamay t0l, slant Gsl
and Dobson: W. Carroll and Mccarthy
D. Carroll 90.
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NATIONAL

Continued From Page DEL
lead over Mays to 1873 and
going ahead in RBI. 4s-4i. His
two-run homer in the fourth
started the Giants comeback
after home runs by Del Gran
DALI and Yves Covington had
given the Braves a ST. lead.
II First to Clear BIeachers
Cepeda's big homer came
With two on In q four-run fifth
that gave the Giants q split
h the four-game set. It was
the first ball ever hit beyond
the leftfield bleachers at Mil.
waukee's County Stadium,
clearing the fence by 80 or IS
feet and coming to earth at
the front Of q grassy embank-
nnent in front Of the parks
outer wall.
The Giants pounded Bur-
dette (8-4l, who had beaten
them IS times in a row since
September Is. 1854. and two
felievers for Is hits. ending the
scoring on Cepeda's two-run
double in the eighth. Gordon
Jones t3-2) worked one inning
Of relief for the victory, al
though Stu Miller blanked the
Graves on three hits over the
last five frames.
"A two-run triple by Bill
Mazeroski clinched a three
game sweep for the Pirates q:
they scored four in the third
inning against Ernie Broglio
t0-D. Ron Kline t4-3l was
the winner. He gave UP 1;
hits, but shut out the Cards
who have lost eight of 10, after
the third inning.
Stan Musial of the Cards tied
Honus Wagner's NationaI
League record with his 651si
double, third highest in history
Iris Speaker, a former Ameri.
can Lacquer, set the majol
league record with 1893 doubles
In his career. Ty Cobb, also ar
American Lacquer, hit 724.
The Reds scored three run!
In the first against southpav
Danny McDevitt (3-5). ther
put it away with a 40 lead or
doubles by Johnny Temple ant
vada Pinson in the second. JOE
Nuxhall (3-3) finished with ar
eight-hitter after banking thu
Dodgers on three hits until thu
seventh inning. when doubles
BY Gil Hodges. Rip Repulsk
and Ron Fairly and a single b.
Don thinner scored the Dodg'
ers' three runs.
A one-out triple by George
Altman and Sammy Taylor
sacrifice fly won it for the Cub
against Gene Conley (2-3), whit
allowed only five hits. The Cub
were shut out on one hit unit
Taylor homered in the sixth
Walt Moryn added an inside
the-park homer of the score
board in the eighth for a 2-al
Tie after the Phils, blanked Of
four hits for six innings, chaset
Bob Anderson in a two-rul
seventh. Don Elston (4-1) VOL
It with 31s innings Of hitles
relief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05
Eustridge Wins Close Race
After Surviving a Cdr Crash

The shift TO Thursday night
racing at Marlboro Motor
Raceway apparently was for
tunate for Clay Eastridge Of
Fredericksburg, Marlboro's 1858
champion.
Eastridge won his FIRST fea-
ture at Marlboro this season
when he nosed out Bert Rob-
bins Of Rockville last night in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05

Athletic directors Of the
Northern Virginia Group ]
League, which win include Is
high schools when football sea-
son opens in September. have
nevised q plan to split the
hague into two divisions begin
hing with basketball next sea-
son.
The plan has been submitted
70 the school principals for APP
pfoval. The split was made at
the request of the principals
and should be approved next
week.
No provisions were made for
football. but q meeting viii be
held in August to deal with the
sport. However. 1t is not ex-
pected that the split will be
made for the football season.
The basketball schedule
would be split into Divisions ]
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SENATORS

Continued From Page DBL
been hanging in the race sur
prisingly well without Sievers,
neither they nor their opposi-
ton Is inclined TO underestimate
the value Of his presence In the
batting order. The Senators
won 10 of the 10 games that
Sieyers started.
Roy's return win denote
Julio Becquer to the bench.
Becquer has batted a creditable
.313 in Sievers' latest absence,
but at the moment Cookie has
no thought Of switching Julio
to the outfield.
1--WE got to gamble on Faye
Throneberry coming through
for u.s." Lavagetto said. IF he
does, he has the power to make
us much more dangerous"
Although Throneberry has
collected only one hit in his
last 10 chances, spread over
i've games. he showed Cookie
one encouraging outburst and
the boss is hopeful Faye will
rebound. I'VE don't figure to be
seeing many 1efthanded pitch
ers," Cookie said. Faye ought
to get the best of it swinging
against righthanders. Any left
handed hitter in our lineup
ought to hit 20 points higher
than his normal average be-
cause he's rarely going to see
a lefthander."
Pascual Faces Davis
Most Of Sievers' trouble this
year stemmed from q play he
made here on the Senators
first Western trip. He chased
an AL Kaline double. banged
into q low wall, recovered the
ball and then got of q throw
too hastily.
On that trip the Senators
swept three games. resulting In
the firing of Manager Bill Nor
man. who was supplanted by
Jimmy Dykes Immediately fol-
lowing Washington's 1873 VIC
tory May 2. 1t marked the tt
gers 18th defeat in II games
Things have changed. The
Tigers since have compiled a
POLO record under Dykes and
like the Senator's. are only three
games below the 500 level In
the close American League
scramble despite losing theil
last two to the Yankees.
The Tigers have provided
Killebrew with some Of hi
happier moments. He's q All
hitter against them in nv
games. blasting six home runs
Ia double and a single whit
batting in Is runs.
Camilo Pascual will face tn,
Tigers tonight, trying to leve
his record at SIS. He'll be op'
posed by Jerry Davis. tn
starter and loser the day Nor
man got the ak. The Senator
pounded the highlander TO
four runs, including homers b!
Sievers and Killebrew. in TIL
1.-TWO innings he was around.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05
Co|onia|s Lose
Opener, Play
Georgia Tech

oASrONIA. IN. C.. June 8
(AP) Clemson and Florida
State. which always field good
baseball clubs. win test each
others strength here tonight In
second-round play Of the NCAA
District 3 playoif.
The two made 1t tough on
winning pitchers here last night
as they won opening games In
the elimination affair,
Clemson. Atlantic Coast Con-
ference champion and defend
ing champion Of this tourna-
ment, defeated Georgia Tech
Of the Southeastern Conference,
lo-6. Florida state. an at-large
| team, took q 81 thriller in 10
innings from George Washing
ton, Southern Conference
champion.
CIV vs.. Georgia Tech
The two losers last night
George Washington and oeor-
eia Tech. were paired in an
afternoon game today. The
Clemson-Florida State encoun-
ter was set for 6 O'Clock as the
top half Of q double bill. The
second game pairs the after
noon winner against the 6 pm
loser. The winners Of the two
night games will play tomor-
row for the title. The tourna-
ment winner advances TO the
college world series at Omaha,
Nebr.
Little Neil Martin was Flor
ida States star against CIV.
After striking out four times,
Martin doubled In Dick West
endick with the winning run
In the 10th inning.
Frank Davis went the dis
lance and earned the victory.
his eighth against two defeats.
Game Tied in Ninth
CIV tied the game in the
top Of the ninth when FSU
booted two balls and two runs
scored. Up to then. Davis had
. three-hit shutout working.
The loser was Dennis Hill.
who suffered his first defeat in
two seasons and saw q i2-gafne
victory string stopped. He now
Us 81 for the season.
Another southpaw ace, this
one Buddy Blemker Of Georgia
Tech. surrendered fiye runs in
the FIRST two innings to Clem-
son. The lead proved too much
for his mates to overcome de-
spite I'VE runs, they scored in
the last three innings.
CIV FLORIDA STATE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05

"Iye got a family" Charsin
said. TITS like Leonard said.
None Of US are heroes
He said he plans to ny to
Los Angeles to supervise to-
morrow nights bout. Light
weight Paulie Armstead, Los
Angeles. goes against Ray Rio
jas Of Fort Worth. Tex, in the
l0-round main event.
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MW Little League
Opens Pluy SUNDAY

The Mount Vernon-Lee Little
League viii open its e5-game
season Sunday afternoon at it,
park at Virginia Hills School
The opening-da ceremonies
including band music, talks and
iutroductions Of officials ant
teams, viii begin at 1850. Play
begins ct 2 o'clock. with the
c6J Delicatessen team meet.
ing Jerry's BARRIERS and Buck.
nell. the 1888 champion. play.
ing Groveton ESQ.
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Stephens Works Out

BOSTON. June S APP
Gene Stephens, Red Sox out
fielder who has been on the
disabled list since he broke his
wrist a month ago. did some
cunning at Fenway Park yes
$erday and tested his wrist by
Throwing a ball against the
wall.
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Totals - Z ! Iotals aa - . :
pnLsoShrnTAH ss srArr s sSO O OOO o oOS -
E-Ciem 2, Dull =, Davis. Po-A--
oecrse washlngtcp 21-i0; RloEiea
Qaddi LoB-Piorida state IL. George
aSnMSrtiH. HR-puli.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05
Carroll Hults
Silver Hill on
Three-Hitter
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
tsanelet BassbalD

SILVER I'M 3 : Jack blank ] 1
FDI 3 . Fed, Storage @ q
volkswagens vs.. Jack Blank. West
kliipse. o:5O pm.
Evening star., 1959-12-02
Counterfeit
Bills PopUp
For Holiday

The Secret Service yesterday
reminded the Nation that
counterfeit bills and bogus
checks come out in force at
Christmastime.
Crowded stores and mex
perienced temporary clerks
provide the ideal setting for
operations Of counterfeit note
pasSers," according to q. z.
Baughman, chief Of the Secret
Service.
Confiscations Of counterfeit
money in fiscal 1859 rose $1.3
million over the fiscal 1858
level to reach a total Of 50 mil
lion, the service said.
Serious losses could be sus-
tanned through carelessness in
examining currency" Chief
Baughman said, adding "thoSe
accepting forged (Treasury)
checks will sustain the loss"
To prevent such losses, Chief
Baughman urged merchants,
cashiers and other money-han-
dlers 'to become familiar with
the workmanship on genuine
currency" If a phoney bill is
compared with a genuine bill,
| the Secret Service said, "in
Evening star., 1959-12-02
Group Prefers
SuIes Tax Rise
To Realty Boost

The Spring Valley Wesley
Heights Citizens Association
last night registered opposition
to an increase in District taxes
but said if an increase is in
evitable they recommended
that a 3 per cent sales tax be
adopted rather than raising
real property or income taxes,
The group instructed its
public utilities committee to in
vestigate what could be done to
eliminate the nuisance Of air
planes flying over their area.
The following were elected
as their association officers for
1860: Col. Harold Fellows,
president; Francis L. Adams,
first vice president; Peter D
Pullman, second vice president;
Francis E. Hildebrand, secre-
tary, and G. D. Gordon Nichol-
son. treasurer.
The meeting was conducted
by John H. Midlen, this years
president, at the Wesley Heights
Community Club, Forty fifth
land Macomb streets NV.
Evening star., 1959-12-02
Suntu Appears
At Brentwood

The regular monthly meeting
of the Brightwood Citizens As
sociation was enlivened by a
visit of Santa Claus last night.
The meeting was attended by
officers from other citizens as
sociationS and William K. Nor
wood, president of the Fedora
ton of Citizens Associations.
A Christmas program con-
Evening star., 1959-12-02
Woodbridge Group
To Put Out Book
On Community

The Woodbridge Civic Asso-
citation announced last night
that it would publish a COM
munity handbook sometime in
January.
The handbook viii contain a
history Of the area and the as
sociation and also will list such
information as doctors phone
numbers, school principals and
their phones. recreational facil-
tiles, tips on home care and
agencies to call on civic
problems.
The association, In other
business, elected Edward L.
Gresham as chairman of its an
nual Yule Home Decoration
contest. The contest will be
held this year on Christmas
eve.
Evening star., 1959-12-02
Southeast Area
Traffic Discussed

The Southeast Council of
Citizens Associations last night
discussed several critical traffic
situations in the Southeast
area.
The association sent q let
ter to the District traffic divi-
sion asking for relief of the
congestion at the intersection of
Chesapeake and Overlook
streets.
Another letter was to be
drafted and sent to the Dis
trict Commissioners requesting
that a traffic light be installed
at the junction Of Southern
and Pennsylvania avenues.
Further business IS included
planning for the associations
annual banquet. William j.
Smith was reelected president
for the new year.
Evening star., 1959-12-02


costs" He suggested seeking
out and helping deficient chill
dren, alcoholic and other be-
fore their problems are beyond
solution.
A report on the Cabin John
streetcar line discontinuance
was met by a resolution oppos-
ing the plan. The resolution
will, it is hoped, inspire a pub
lie hearing on the question
with hopes of delaying discon-
tinuance of the line. Express
service from the Army Map
Service or thereabouts to the
downtown area would also be
sought at the proposed hear
ing.
Rezoning requested for the
area between the juncture of
Reservoir road and Macarthur
boulevard was voted down by
the association. The rezoning
attempt by a local architect
Evening star., 1959-12-02
U. N. Group Elects
BueI TroWbridqe

The American Association
for the United Nations, Capital
Area Division, elected Buel
Trowbridge as president yester-
day.
Mr.. Trowbridge, formerly
with UNESCO. replaces Mrs.
Howard K. Hyde, who resigned
last month. He will serve until
May. when Mrs. Hyde's term
expires.
Appointed to the groups
Board Of Directors was Mrs.
Wallace M. Yates.
Evening star., 1959-12-02
Free Lecture Series
On Marriage to Open
BY Fred Nehes

Three free lecture sessions on
marriage sponsored by the
Catholic Family Life Bureau
will open tomorrow at 8 pm.
in the st. Matthews Cathedral
Club, 1914 N street NV.
Designed for engaged couples
in the Washington area, to-
morrow nights session will in
clude Love in Christian Marri-
age," and Christian Behavior
Evening star., 1959-12-02

most cases the defects viii then
be readily apparent"
Chief Baughman said that in
fiscal 1859 the Secret Service
Investigated 40, 900 forgery cases
involving a representative value
of more than So million. Be-
cause identification is readily
faxed, he urged merchants to be
particularly wary Of cashing
Treasury checks for strangers.
II a counterfeit bill is re-
ceived, the Secret Service ad-
vises holding the note, attempt
ing to delay the passer and
calling the police. If the passer
leaves, his description and car
license number should be writ
ten down, along with that Of
his accomplices.
Evening star., 1959-12-02

sisting of several dance numbers
by students of the Roberta
School of Dance, reading of
Clement Clarke Moore's poem,
Twas the Night Before Christ
mas" and singing of Christmas
carols by all present, followed
the business meeting.
The meeting was held at Paul
Junior High School, Eighth and
Oglethorpe streets NV.
Evening star., 1959-12-02

in CourtShip," discussed by the
Rev. James Gillen, assistant
director Of the Family Life
Bureau and the Rev. John E.
Corrigan, assistant pastor Of
The Shrine of the Blessed
Sacrament.
The second and third sessions
will follow on December 10 and
II.
Evening star., 1959-12-02

and builder was to allow row.
housing to be built there.
The Palisades Field House
was the scene of the meeting
presided over by its president,
James Anderson.
Evening star., 1959-12-02
Sheo Asks Help to Cut
Dependency Case Costs

Department of Public Welfare Director Gerard M Shea
asked for help last night in preventing dependency from
increasing.
In address before the Palisades Citizens Association Mr.
Shea claimed that the thoughts and partci
patton of aymen needed to help greater public
Evening star., 1959-12-02

SIS DO,Un buys all the
furniture your heart de-
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Evening star., 1959-12-02

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foam seat cushions for double com.
fort, strength
Foam topped back for extra
comfort
Contour shaped back
. Upholstered in reinforced plastic:
easy to clean; choice Of decorator
colors
. Table tops in high pressure plastic
Straig ght from the designing boards of
top decorators here is the newest
of the Danish Casual! You can choose
precisely the pieces to suit your taste,
your needs, your budget furnish
whole rooms, in the Danish mode if
you like dramatize other rooms
with just a piece or two, as you wish
-. add matching pieces from our
open stock later should you so de.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-24
Name Game

The owners Of the Envoy,
1887 Connecticut avenue NV,
polled its customers for three
weeks to pick a name for the
restaurant, which used to be
the Casa Riva.
zone suggested The Menu "
recalls Joe Baumstein. co-own-
'er with his brother Sam, land
another came up with The
'Jaguar.' Somebody suggested
Casa del Vino and almost ev-
erybody liked Casa something
or other"
But the Baumstein brothers
didn't want an Italian name
because they're not specializing
In Italian dishes, although they
have some on the menu. I'VE
finally settled on Envoy be-
cause we're in an embassy
area" Joe Baumstein says.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-24
Linguistic Walters

The walters at the Occiden-
tai, l4ll Pennsylvania avenue
NV, are one Of the most null
tilingual groups In town.
OF the restaurants 80 wait.
ers, "a speak at least one Ian
|guage other than English. The
two. champion linguists are
Armand de Leon. q native Of
Casablanca. who speaks French
Greek, Spanish. several Arabic
dialects and Hebrew. and VIC
tor Handel. who was born ir
Turkey and speaks Turkish
Spanish. Greek. Arabic, Ger.
man and French.
Having q variety Of Ian.
guages on tap often comes ir
handy, the restaurant has
found. One evening. for in.
stance. q party Of Italian i'm.
migrants. spending their first
night in this country ant
speaking very little English
were delighted to ind theil
waiter. Chris Krikris, addres.
sing them in their own Ian
guage.
There's another side to the
coin, however. Fred Week, as.
sistant manager, more thar
once has addressed Wernhel
Won Braun, the Army's rocket
expert. in his native German
but DR.. Won Braun always an.
swers In English.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-24

To most customers. the most
piquant Of the Pennsylvania
Dutch dishes at the Water
Gate Inn. 27oo F street NV.
= shrimp wiggle esche pud-
dle." .sssasp ses =
Mrs. Marjory Hendricks got
the recipe on q trip to Penn
sylvania Dutch country just
before she opened the restau-
rant ia 1912.
Years later. Mrs. Edna Eby
Heller. an authority on Penn.
sylvania Dutch cooking. startled
Mrs. Hendricks by telling hel
the dish was not authentic
1.-THE Pennsylvania Dutch don't
have shrimp" she said. But
the "esche puddle" method
she conceded. was bona fide.
The dish consists Of shrimp
peas and sauted mushrooms ir
q cream sauce. served over rice
To the original recipe, Mrs
Hendricks has added crurnblec
sharp cheese, plus q dash Of
sherry Just before serving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-24
LYONS DEN
CONTINUED From Page A-l6

Continued From Page A-16
years ago. I'd shopped for
weeks, trying to ind some
thing suitable for an American
woman. On the last day ! found
this colorful Uzbek hat. In New
York my wife took II to Sally
victor's, for adjustment-and
learned it's q mans hat.
4 . .
THE AGREEMENT: Sandy
Matlovsky, the conductor-ar-
ranger, is separated from his
wife, Janet Wolf-who decided
she could draw her own separa-
ton agreement and save legal
fees. Her lawyer finally con-
WINGED her it was impractical.
Her agreement" was o brief
letter, Dear Sandy: I'm taking
the children to California. Send
money when you have 1t, and
come and see them once In q
while. Love, Janet"
. = =
REUNION: Two musician
brothers. David and Arosha Lee
row, fed their native Odessa Of
ter the revolution, moved to
Vienna and escaped after the
Anschluss. David went TO Leb-
anon, where he conducted an
orchestra in Beirut. In 1851 the
pro-Red government arrested
him. He bribed his way out.
with part Of the $4,000 he'd
won in the National Lottery.
and went to Miami Beach. He
conducts the orchestra at the
Carlton. His brother, Arosha.
went to Israel, and now con-
ducts the orchestra on the s. 8.
Jerusalem. They'll meet when
the ship docks here November
o. 6
THE SCOOP: A New York
cameraman covering Khru-
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HOLLYWOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
Lena to Take q Leave

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). =
Lena Horne is quitting show
business in two years. That's
what the famed singer TOLD
hterviewers In London on hei
arrival there with husband
Lennie Hayton. And I think
Lena, who. for me. is the great
est Of all balladeers. means 1t
She has all the money she can
use. her daughter is through
college, and her son will be
In two years. That's what she
has been working for all these
years.
Camille williams, childhood
chum and longtime secretary
Of Debbie Reynolds, has beer
signed by Dan Daley for q
long-term deal Of dancing. and
Camille goes back to Europe
with Dan in December to film
six hour-long spectaculars fol
television.
Mel Torme is after Ella
Fitzgerald to sing the title
song Of his independent pic
ture. might Light" with Mel
playing a killer. so I cant
very well burst into song"
Mitzi Gaynor and Jack Bean
have tar-heel millionaire Jim
my McEwen ready to finance
their musical. Million Dollar
Legs" on Broadway next year
Phyllis Kirk, lucky girl, Is
trying to put on 10 poundsl
= y
New star Stuart Whitman Il
UP for the big lover-boy role
Boaz-in THE Story Of Ruth.
His love scenes with Carol Lyn.
ley in the Hound Dog Man
are pure poetry" to quote di.
rector Don Siegel. Tommy
Sands has discovered New Yorl
model Bonnie Brand. !. Ant
young Barrie Coe has gone In.
ternational in the love depart.
ment. Miss Norway is nov
number one. But he also hal
an eye on Miss Sweden anc