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SENATORS

Continued From Page C-1
and scored when Rightfelder
Bob Allison allowed the ball to
escape him.
Mas, the winner, was
clipped for a double by pinch
hitter Faye Throneberry with
one down in the 10th, but Julio
Becquer grounded out and John
Schaive went down swinging.
NOTES: A touch football
game between the Senators and
Redskins, scheduled for to-
morrow night, has been can
celed because the Redskins
have been granted permission
to return to their homes and
bring their families to WASH
ington. The Yankees need
five more home runs to break
their league record of 100,
set in 1856.
Mickey Mantle won a pre-
game home run hitting contest
by smacking three into the
stands Jim Lemon and
Cerv each thumped two, while
Bill Skowron, Earl Battey and
Killebrew failed to reach the
seats :. The Yankees collected
II hits, with Kubek, Maris,
Long and Bobby Richardson
each getting two.
Billy Gardner left the game
in the fourth inning after pull
ing a muscle while fielding a
grounder. Don Lee or Jim
Kaat will oppose Duren tonight
Chuck Stobbs was slated
to pitch but reports his arm
is a bit stiff The Sena-
tors have lost three in a row
to the Yankees and stand 1910
against them for the season.
Evening star., 1960-09-27

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"'Trademork OF Tyrex, Inc.
and Your Old Tire Reuordlen Of
its Condition, Plus Tox.
Evening star., 1960-09-27

PRO SWEEPSTAKES
Cos Tiso, Bonnie View SO
RICK McHale, Forest Park 40
Bill Bassler. Rolling Road II
Charley Easton, Congressional 73
Henry Gerard, Norbeck az
Clare Emery, Washington IA
Lloyd Kelley, Manor ~
Jack Lowe, Goose Greek rs
Jimmy Clark WASHINGTON Is
Dick lanes, Court House 76
Ray Helms, Annapolis 76
Paul Haviland, Pine Ridge II
Billy Wolfe. Sligo Park n
BOBBY Bowers, Springfield ~
Steve Tobash, Fort Meade as
Joe Vaeth, Clifton Park rs
Bill Clarke, Hillendale 10
Frank Tenney, White Flint ~
Bon Beverungen. Rolling Road ~
Billy Phillips, Winchester ~
George Pigott. Andrews AFB IN
Chuck Smith. Norbeck -
Charles Herling, Laurel Pines so
Joe Reposkey, Oak Crest So
Henry van Gogh, MartinSburg 81
Charley Muck. Belle Haven S5
No cards-Eddie Stevens, Chantilly:
Smitty Padgett. Sligo Park; Royce
shelton, Cedar Crest; Art Jones, pGA:
Ernie Garlem. Westbriar.
AMATEURS
Gross
Dave Collingwood. Court House ~
Jack Daniels. Manor 81
Larry Watts, Goose Greek 76
Ed Dorsey, Rolling Road, "a s-66
Lew Rehak. Clifton Park 7S-10-6S
Ernie Litty, US Naval Ac. 7S-l0-6S
Evening star., 1960-09-27
MAJOR LEAGUE
LEADERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING tbased on 400 or more at
bats)-Runnels, Boston, .317; Smith,
Chicago, .315; Kuenn; Cleveland.
Minoso, Chicago, .306.
RUNs-Mantle. New York, liz; Maris,
New York, 95: Lands, Chicago, SS;
Aparicio. Minoso and sievers, Chi
RUNS BATTED IN-Maris. New York,
l07; MinoSo, Chicago, los, ,wertz,
Boston, 101: Lemon, Washington,
100; Gentle, Baltimore, 80.
HlTS-Minoso, Chicago. 176; Fox,
Chicago, III; Robinson. Baltimore,
10; Smith. Chicago 16s; Runnels'
-skowron, New York, 33;
FTsneons Frss.s clsyslsnd mitn S2 MnoSO
siebern, Kansas City, 81.
TRIPLES-Fox. Chicago. 10: Robin
son, Baltimore. q; Aparicio, Chicago,
and Green Becquer and Bertoia,
HOME RUNs-Maris.. New York, 30;
Mantle; New York. and Lemon,
s.; 'iI KiIisSTew, "'a washington. i Si'f0'' 81.
STOLEN BASES-Aparicio Chicago.
IS; Lands, Chicago, %; Green.
u; ie'hPhisSShii PieTsaii cleveland aaane is Detroit
PITCHING biased on Is or more de-
csiSsi6onsl-coatss, New York, 1913,
Baumann, Chicago: 1915, .ss4;
Washington. 1915, .667.
STRIKEOUTs-Bunni Detroit. 200;
Ramos. Washington. 155; Wynn,
Chicago, 147: Pascual, Washington,
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING biased on 400 or more at
batsl-Groat, Pittsburgh, 325; Lark
esr: Los Angles; .324: MAYS, San
6ufsR. .$ls: Boyer 0smeh5ai ST. louis. p!SS$- soS
RUNS-Mays. San Francisco. 106: Bru-
ton and Mathews. Milwaukee los:
nnEI. PinSon Coi5pcinnati' l03: Aaron Mil
RUNS BATTED N-Aaron, Milwaukee.
Banks, chisHS chicsTSo. fMii44%SGdss; fi4, Mass san p;
Fran T'rsnciSsGEo 30: cepeda, San Fran
HIIsmMqSsi ITS san ,FEaneisco, 1856;
cinnnI, GiT9stIi, Pitt1Ss5urEh; o dSa; PtnsQn, Gin
175; Bruton, Milwaukee i7S. i7S''0' A"'
DOUBLES Pinson Cincinnati. 81:
SON. cincinnati,, SO: Skinner. Fits
burgh. 81: Banks. Chicago 81.
TRIPLES Bruton; Milwaukee, and
Boyer, St. Louis, 10; five players
HOME RUNS - Banks. Chicago. Al.
aaron and Mathews Milwaukee. 3S.
Boyer; St Louis, 81 Robinson. Gin
cinnati. 90.
STOLEN BASES Wills Los Angeles
49,. Pinson. Cincinnati. 30. TAYLOR
Philadelphia, rs: Mays San Fran
cisco. "a: Bruton, Milwaukee. 81
PITCHING biased on Is or more de-
y :
80; Mcdaniel. St. LOUIS. LOUIS i9-4
$50: Law, Pittsburgh. 20-s. IA:
SPAIN, Milwaukee. 21-9 700: Pur-
key. Cincinnati, ITO, $50
STRIKEQUTS-Drysd Los Angeles
,24l; Koufax. Los Angeles. 1873: Sam
Jones San Francisco and Broglio
ST. Louis, 1872: Friend, Pittsburgh
17S.
Evening star., 1960-09-27
WG&CC MedoIist

Mrs. Herbert H. Goodman
shot an 86 yesterday to win
the qualifying medal in a field
OF 48 in the women's golf
championship at Washington
Golf and Country Club.
Evening star., 1960-09-27

had three brides in the first
four holes, and five in all.
Dick lanes and Collingwood
had a 64 best ball to tie Easton
and Col. Rix McAuliffe of
White Flint.
A small field of 80 pros COM
peted.
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5 pm, Chan. 4 Woman Want
ed - NRA.
Ills pm, Chan. 10 - ] Wonder
Who's kissing Her Now - goth
Century Fox, 1946-AI.
SATURDAY, JUNE II
1890 pm, Chan. 6 - Rock, Rock,
Rock - NRA.
1920 pm, Chan. 6 Bermuda
Affair = MIRA.
Eaton Falls Columbia, 1850
Al.
lips pm, Chan. 4 - Two Girls
and a Sailor = MGM, 1943-AI.
1890 am, Chan. 6 Pillow of
Death Warmers, 1914 B.
objection: Spiristic seanee Sc
quence is so constructed as to
invite spiristic p~ractices.l
SUNDAY, JUNE "a
II noon, Chan. 10 Saints and
Sinners London Films, 1948
1890 pm, Chan. 6 Murder on
the Waterfront - Warmers, 1914
2 pm, Chan. s - Frisky - B.
. PM, Chan. 10 - Sands of Two
lima Republic, 1949 All;
Arizona Wildcat - goth Century
Fox, 1888 - Al.
1890 pm, Chan. 6 - Man in the
White Suit - British, 1851
Al.
11:25 pm, Chan. 4 Undercur-
rent = MGM, 1942 - All.
11:30 pm, Chan. 10 - Centennial
Summer goth Century, 1945
All.
MONDAY, JUNE 10
9 am, Chan. 10 - Spoilers OF the
Forest - NRA.
9:25 a M, Chan. q - No Leave, No
Love, Part / = MGM, 1945-AI.
1890 am, Chan. 6 - Secret Serv-
ice of the Air - Warmers, 1888
S pm. Chan. 4 Young Ideas
-MGM, 1912 - All.
Ills pm, Chan. 10 - Jack Slade
Allied Artists, 1858 - All.
TUESDAY. JUNE IA
. am, Chan. 10 Ambush --
Paramount, 1888 - All.
9:25 am, Chan. d No Leave, No
Love, Part 2 MGM. 1942-AII.
1890 am, Chan. s - Case of the
Howling Dog = MIRA.
5 pm. Chan. 4 Joe Smith,
American - MGM, 1941 - Al.
S pm, Chan. 4 Joe Smith,
American MGM, 1941 Al.
ll.15 pm, Chan. 10 - Tropic Holi.
day - Paramount, 1887 - Al.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IS
Q am, Chan. 10 Cuban Fire
ball r. Republic, 1850 - All.
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Dedicate New
Seminary

CANFTELD, Ohio-NC)
Bishop Emmett M. Walsh of
Youngstown, Ohio, dedicated
the new, $850,000 mapor sem
mary of the Society of st.
Paul.
On hand for the ceremony
May 30) were some 400 per
sons, including the commun-
ity's US. provincial, Father
Francis x. Borrano S.S.P., of
Brookline, Mrss.
The Society of st. Paul is
dedicated to work in the COM
munications field. It is rep
resented in the Archdiocese
of Boston, Detroit, and New
York, and the Dioceses of
Buffalo, NY, and Youngs-
town.
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T'V Movie Ratings

9.25 am. Chan. 4 - Apache Trail,
Part / - MGM, 1941 = Al.
1890 am, Chan. 6 - The Merry
Frinks - NRA.
5 pm, Chan. 4 - Song of the
City - MGM, 1886 = Al.
7:30 pm. Chan. 10 - The Adven-
lures of Tom Sawyer United
Artists, 1887 = Al.
Ills pm, Chan. 10 - The Per.
ilous Journey - Republic, 1852
All.
THURSDAY, JUNE Is
3 am. Chan. 10 That other
Woman goth Century Fox,
1912 - All.
9:25 I'm, Chan. 4 = Apache Trail,
Part 2 - MGM, 1936-AI; Whist
ling in the Dark, Part l - MGM,
1910 - Al.
1890 am, Chan. s Nurses Sc
cret - NRA.
s pm, Chan. 4 - Cross Country
Romance = RKO, 1889 - All.
Ills pm, Chan. s The Last
Leaf = NRA.
Ills pm, Chan. 10 - An Ameri-
can Tragedy - NRA.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-06-10

the first Stella Maris Medal
awarded by Mary Manse Col
lege here.
The medal is awarded for
service born of Christian
ideals and carried on in ac-
cordance with strong Chris
tan principles
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Inter-Faith
Film Listing
FAMILY
HUNT'S-Ben Hur.

HUN O-Be0 f1uI.
AIRPORT,
BOULEVARD, CAMEO. EAST
ERN, NATION
AL AUTO, 18TH AVE. AUTO,
u A~UTO-Masters Of
the Congo Jungle and Bobbi-
kins.
~LINDEN-The Big Fisher
man and Dog Of Flanders. Mat
inee Saturday also.
MILES f. MAIN, N. HIGH,
sCIOTO, w. BROAD The
Big Fisherman, Rhapsody of
Steel, and Donald in Math.
magic Land.
BROAD-Operation Amster-
dam, IL Hours to Kill.
TEENS
HUDSON Man Who Knew
Too Much, Household.
SOUTHERN-Saturda only
Visit to a Small Planet, Sad
Horse.
CLEVE-Jamboree, Green
Eyed Blonde.
only -
Peacemaker, War Drums.
A - Pork Chop Hill,
Men and War.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-06-10

Many youth groups adopt"
the Columbus State Hospital
as their volunteer service ac-
tivity, collecting books, recre-
ational and craft materials
and sending them to the Vol
unteer Service Council, 1860
West Broad St, Columbus.
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Legion OF Decency:

MOTION PICTURE cLAsSiFlcA.
TON BY NATIONAL LEGION OF
pEcENcY: A-1-Morally Unobjec-
tionable for All; A-u-Morally I'm
Objectionable for Adults; B-Mor.
ally Objectionable in Part for All;
G - Condemned. NRA No Rat
Ing Available.
FRIDAY, JUNE 10
g am, Chan. 10 - Capt. Smith
and Pocahontas - United Art
lists, 1953-AII.
1925 am. Chan. 4 Pacific Rem.
devious, Part 2 - MGM, 1874
Al.
1890 am. Chan. s Daytime
Wife-20th Century Fox, 1899
All,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-06-10

Eiffel Tower-The Empire
State Building after taxes
Catholic Digest-April.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-06-10

Riot In Juvenile Prison
Rise and Fall of Legs
Diamond
Road Racers
Rookie
Room 43
Room At the Top (Br.l
Rosemary tGer1
Sign of the Gladiator
Solomon and Sheba
Some Came Running
Some Like 1t Hot
Strangers of Bombay
Subway in the Sky
Summer Place, A
Take a Giant Step
Tall Story
Three Murderesses
Eng versionl
Three Murderesses
women Are weak
Hr.1
Too Soon to Love
Tunnel of Love
Virgin Sacrifice
What Price Murder
Where the Hot Wind
Blows tThe Law
tFr.1
Who Was That LadyI
Wicked Go to He'll
Wife For a Night
Woman Like Satan
was Femalel
Young Captives
Naked Night, The
Swedish
Mana (FT1
Night Heaven Fell Fr.l
Nc Orchids for Miss
Blandish British
Passionate Summer
Pleased MIR. Baizac
Pot Bouille tFr.)
Private Lives of Adam
and Eve
Private Property
Question OF Adultery
Rosanna
Sins of the Borgiss
french
Smiles of q Summer
Night Swedish
Snow Was Black Tr.l
Stella Greek
Third Sex (Ger)
Woman of Rome utal.)
ON
films which, while not
analysis and explana-
wrong interpretations
and Eve. Mex
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Gets Award

TOLEDO -(NC) - Alice
r. May, president of the In
ternational Federation of
Catholic Alumnae, received
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CLASS Condemned
SEPARATE CLASS

"A separate Classification Is given TO certain films which, while not
moraiv offensive III themselves, require some analysis and explana-
tion a q protection to the uniformed against wrong interpretations
and false conclusonsJ
rae n Dr. Laurent Anatomy OF a Murder Suddenly, Last Summer
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Always read the Classifieds.
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.ectionabls fer
ID In Tanglers
Scapegoat
Scent of Mystery
Sergeant Rutledge
Shake Hands With ths
Devil
She Demons
Song Without End
Stalag II
Surrender Hell
Tamango
Tarawa Beachhead
Tarzan's Greatest Ad.
venture.
Teenager From Outer
Space
Ten Seconds To Hell
Terror in q Texas
Town
Thunder in the SUN
Time Machine
Tingler
Unforgiven, The
Nerboten
Virtuous Bigamist FrJ
Visit to q Small Planet
Wake Me When
It's over
Walk Like a Dragon
Warlock
When He'll Broke Loose
Wild and the Innocent
Woman Eater
Woman Obsessed
World, Flesh and ths
Devil
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-06-10

Adventures Of Huckle.
berry Finn
AparaJlto
Battle of the Coral Sea
Behind the Great Wall
! Ben Hur #
Big Jeeter
Big Night
Blood and Steel
Bobbikins
Boy and the Pirates
Broth of a Boy
Circus Stars (Russl
Comanche Station
Conspiracy of Hearts
Cossacks
Dog of Flanders
Dogs Best Friend, A
Fdge of Eternity
Flame over India
Gallant Hours
Glenn Miller Story
Great Day
Gunfighters of Abilene
Guns Of the Timber
land
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REVIEWED THIS ISSUE

Objectionable In
REVIEWED THIS ISSUE
the Don tRussl stranger
a Tyrant Rat Race Wi.
REVIEWER
Hercules Unclaimed
Home Before Dark
Horrors OF the Black
Museum
House On the Water
front tFr.)
7, Mobster
Inside the Malta
Intent to kill
II Started With a Kiss
Jack the Ripper
JAilhouse Rock
Last Mile
LII Ahner
Macumha Love
Man of the West
Middle of the Night
Missile to the Moon
Naughty Girl
Mam'zelle Pigallsl
tFr.)
Never SO Few
Night OF The Quarter
Moon
OF Love and Lust
Party Girl
Perfect Furiough
Platinum High School
Pretty Boy Floyd
Prime Time
Pushcr
Queen OF Outer Space
Rally Round the Flag,
BOYS
Rebel Breed
CLASS Condemned
REVIEWED
Letters from My Wind
mill tFrD
Lame. Jungle Goddess
Love Is My Profession
tFr.l
Lovers Return tFr1
Lovers, The FRI
Mademoiselle Gobette
(Frenchl
Mademoiselle Strip.
tease lFr.l
Maid in Paris Fr.1
Marie du Port lFr.1
Mating Urge
Miller's Beautiful Wife
utal.l
Miss julia Swedish
Mitsou Fr.)
Nom and Dad side
road
Moon Is Blue. The
cLAxstFicATit
alton Is given TO certain
themselves, require some
to the uniformed against
81
Z storm Center Adam
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Snow Queen
Song of Sister Maria,
The (Sp.)
Swan Lake Russ9
Tarzan, the Ape Man
Ten Commandments.
The
Thirteen Fighting Men
80 War
Thousand and One
Arabian Nights
Three Came to Kill
Timbuktu
Toby Tyler
Tom Thumb
Town Like Alice, A
Twelve Hours TO XIII
Twelve to the Moon
Uncle Toms Cabin
Warrior and the Slave
Girl dtal.-Eng.1
When Comedy Was
King
Would-Be Gentleman
Wreck of the Mary
Deare
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Adorable Creatures

Adorable Creatures
tFr3
And God Created Wom-
an tFr.l
Baby Doll
Bed of Grass Greek
Bed, The french
Desperate Women. This
Espresso Bongo
Eyuits of Summer tFr-l
Game of Love Tr.l
Garden of Eden
Heroes and Sinners
tFr.b
Husband for Anna, A
utal.)
I Am a Camera
Illicit Interlude tSwed'
ishl
KaramoJa
Lady Chatterly's Lover
Hr.)
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Heaven on Edrtn
Hound Dog Man
In the Wake of a
Stranger
Israel
Journey to the Center
of the Earth
Kidnapped
Killers of ~Killimantaro
Last Angry Man
Last Voyage
Libel
Man On a String
Masters of the Congo
Jungle
Modern Times
Mouse That Reared
My Dog, Buddy
Moose for a Gunman
Oklahoma Territory
Operation Amsterdam
Poacher's Daughter
Pollyanna
Power Among Men -
Raymie
Sink the Bismarck
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Post For Reference
Legion of Decency
Rates Current Films

CLIP THIS LIST - To save space, the Legion of Decency list will be
nnhushed oIv ONCE a month. Save this list al a ready reference to
film TaHngs- II will not be published again until July.
CLASS A-Seefien Morally unohisetiensbis for
General Patronage
REVIEWED THIS ISSUE
Day They Robbed the Bank of England Michael Strogoff
PREVIOUSLY REVIEWED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-24

has ever been made by his
agency to prevent publication
of the report prepared for the
Army by the Operations Re-
search ONCE Of Johns Hopkins
University.
Mr.. Hoegh is in Europe at
tending a NATo meeting. Say
ing that he spoke for the di-
rector. Mr.. Berry said "OCDM
would welcome release Of the
report, even though it contain:
nothing new and disregards
current steps being taken Il
improve warning facilities"
Mr.. Berry also made public
the text of a letter from Mr.
Hoegh to 1t. Gen. A. G. Tru.
deau, Army research chief
dated August 2. It was this
letter which Mr.. Moss said con.
tanned evidence that Mr.. Hoegh
tried to get the Army to sup.
press the report.
In the letter, Mr.. Hoegh said
he had noted that Theodore j
Wang Of Johns Hopkins had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-24
Muy Be Reopened

CAPE ToWN-The fabulous
De Beers diamond mine in
Kimberley. which yielded IA
100000 carats Of gems before
closing In 1914, may be re-
opened soon, according to
Union Of South Africa Govern
ment reports.
It was with this mine that
Cecil Rhodes formed the De
Beers Mining Company in 1880
and eventually gained contro
Of all the diamond mines Ii
Kimberley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-24

been invited to address a civil
defense meeting in Minneapolis
on September 20 and discuss
the air-raid warning report.
Mr.. Hoegh wrote that some
of the findings In the report
"are not borne out by our
studies"
The OCDM director wrote
that it would be most unfortu-
nate" If Mr.. Wang's proposed
talk embarrassed the Army
Defense Department or C D
He asked that Gen. Trudeau
"give your personal attention
to the propriety of Mr.. Wang's
remarks"
Mr.. Wang's scheduled ap-
pearance was Cancelled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-24

enced Eugene P. HERS. "a. Of
the 5l00 block Of Nash street
NE. to serve 20 months to I'VE
years for assault with intent
to rape an 1s-year-old girl in
February, 1859. on a Northeast
Washington lot. HERS had
been tried on q charge Of rape,
but q jury found him guilty on
the lesser charge.
Paul E. Shemery. jr., %, Of
Williamsport. Pa. was SEN
fenced by Judge McGarraghy
to serve two to u years for
taking part in q $246 holdup
at q jewelry store In the 500
block Of F street NV. in jan
uary. 1859.
A codefendant in the robbery
case was acquitted recently on
grounds Of insanity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-24
0CDM Denies
Barring Report
BY the Associated Press

The once Of Civil and De-
Tense Mobilization says 1t never
tried to prevent publication Of
q research study critical Of the
Nations air raid warning sys-
tenn.
Chairman Moss, Democrat Of
California, Of the House Gov.
Information Subcom.
mittee, said Tuesday he haG
evidence that OCDM Director
Leo A. Hoegh pressured the
Army into suppressing the
study.
Lewis E. Berry. assistant di.
rector Of OCDM, issued a state.
ment saying no effort or request
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-24
Former Convict
Gets 6 Years for
Possessing Dope

A former convict was SEN
fenced yesterday at District
Court to serve q prison term OF
six years for illegal possession
Of a narcotic.
The defendant is James Bra
cey, jr., IS, Of the first block
Of I street NV. Sentence was
imposed by Judge Joseph G.
McG arraghy under a law
which makes no provision for
parole after q person has
served q third Of the time given
Bracey previously had served
a prison term for a narcotics
violation. the court was in
formed.
Judge McGarraghy SEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-24

MIR. and Mrs. Howard
Folsom Dean Of 3O05 Tay-
lor street, Mount Rainier,
Nd, celebrated their 50th
wedding anniversary re-
Gently at the Cottage City
Fire Hall. The couple has
three children, 10 grand
children and three great
by
Brooks Studio.
Evening star., 1960-08-12
NEWS OF MUSIC
Joint Service Concert
Attended by 10000

terra: Something for everyone
But unlike a regular cafeteria
you couldn't leave what you
didn't want. I would have
been happier without Peter j.
Wilhousky's tasteleSs decora-
ton of that fine tune, "The
Battle Hymn of the Republic. u
I was impressed. as always,
with the tremendous talent and
proficiency Of these service
musicians. Even with the broad
brush treatment of last nights
outdoor show, there was much
that was fine and brilliant in
the performance. And on the
technical side. I can appreciate
the planning, and the easy and
routined discipline that made
the many changes of seating
and equipment well-timed and
free from distraction.
I enjoyed, as did everyone,
the fetching note of humor
provided by the entrance of
the Army Chorus, one bass at
a time, each singing a single
phrase of the Song of the
Volga Boatman" in pretty good
Russian.
Evening star., 1960-08-12

The orchestras of the four
great service bands stationed in
Washington combined forces
last night at the Watergate to
present, as a single symphony
orchestra, a gala concert to an
audience of 10000. Each of the
-four distinguished leaders of the
bands conducted a part of the
program, and choral music by
the Singing Sergeants and the
Army Chorus, directed by Capt.
Landers and Capt. Loboda,
added variety. William Dupree
appeared as tenor soloist in
Gounod's "Gallia," while Ben
Mitchell Morris received a real
ovation for his performance of
the most famous aria from
Meyerbeet's "pAfricaine."
The spectacle was colorful,
with the various dress uni
forms on the stage and a good
sprinkling of uniforms and
decorations in the audience.
There was about two hours of
music, most of it loud. And. of
course, the climax came when
the final bars of Tschaikow-
sky's 1912 Overture were shot
downstream by an ensemble
of howitzers Of the Saluting
Battery, Headquarters and
Headquarters Company. 1st
Battle Group, Third Infantry
(the Old Guard. The audience
cheered and two canoe-loads of
people in the Watergate re-
gatta literally went overheard
in their enthusiasm.
There was some fine music
on the program. I especially
liked the Cowell fanfare which
opened the program, the March
from Hindemith's symphonic
metamorproses on themes by
Weber, and Comdr. Brendler's
spirited reading of Tschai-
kowsky's Romeo and Juliet"
The program was like a cafe
Evening star., 1960-08-12

points out of a possible 1000
Black and Harris got 773 and
767. respectively.
The annual roadeo was held
in Washington for the ninth
year. More than 1000 commu-
mites participated in the con-
test, sponsored by the Junior
Chamber of Commerce.
The youthful finalists were
examined for four days on
practical and written problems,
including an intricate auto
mobil obstacle course and q
swing through Washington
traffic.
Ellen Louise Richard, 18, of
Livington, N. Mex, the only
girl among the State winners,
was voted the outstanding
sportsman by her fellow final
lists. Another award for the
outstanding State represent
ative" went to Thomas E.
Arundel, II, of West Sacra-
mento, Calf.
Evening star., 1960-08-12
Eagle Scout Scores TIT,
Wins 7 op Roodeo Prize

An Oklahoma Eagle Scout
drove off with top honors last
night after four days of stiff
competition in the National
Teen-Age Safe Driving Roadeo
Seventeen-year-old Edgar La
zenby of Miami, Okla, was
awarded a trophy and a $4,000
scholarship at an awards dinner
at the Statler Hilton Hotel.
He was among 48 national
finalists from At States and the
District. The contestants were
judged by members of Congress
and traffic safety experts.
Second place and a $1,5OO
scholarship went to Ebert C.
Black III. II, of Indianola, Miss.
James w. Harris, jr., also II, of
Speedway City, Ind, won third
place and a $1,000 scholarship.
Young Lazenby scored TIT