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Evening star., 1960-04-13

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla,
April Is (SpeciaD Ted Aber-
.nathy goes against the Cleve-
land Indians here today as the
Senators start on their way
home and Manager Cookie
Lavagetto tries to settle his
pitching plans for the season.
The Senators broke camp at
Orlando with a SO loss to the
Evening star., 1960-04-13
Bond SIuggiing
His Way Into
TribeLineup
By the Associated Press

Walter Bond, the Cleveland
Indians rookie slugger, looks
like a cinch to be in centerfielc
when the Tribe opens its season
next Tuesday.
Manager Joe Gordon iSnt
saying. but Bonds 40-ounce bal
is doing plenty of talking.
Bond, a 23-year-old Negro
contributed two tremendous
triples yesterday as the Indian;
battered Bob Turley, Frank
Gabler and Eli Grba in taking
a IA decision over the Yankees
in st. Petersburg.
That lifted Bonds average
to .407 and his 33 hits include
five homers. His fielding ap-
pears adequate.
Cleveland's 12-hit attack in.
cluded eight extra base blows
one of them Rocky Colavito'S
seventh spring homer.
In other American League
exhibitions, Kansas City
blanked Baltimore, 80; Boston
shut out Detroit, 80; and
Frank Baumann and Ray Moore
teamed up in a hitter as
Chicago stopped Washington s
flve-game streak, SO.
Dick Hall stopped Kansas
City'S f1ve-game losing streak
with a four-hitter as he white
washed the Orioles. Little AL
bic Pearson got two of the hits,
a single and double.
Detroit lost it's fourth straight
as Tom Sturdivant and AL
Worthington combined to pitch
a one-hitter for the Red Sox.
Harvey Kuenn got the only
Detroit hit-a single off Worth
ington in the seventh.
Evening star., 1960-04-13

lOTldIlQO WIN q 0-U loss 10 Cne
---~
Senators Box Score. Poee D-5
White Sox, yeSterday-a defeat
that broke their f1ve-game win
ming streak.
But exhibition winnin g
streaks, though they may make
sleeping at night easier. are
not of prime Importance to
managers. How a team shapes
up for when the chips are down
gets top priority. and Lava
getto has until Monday to get
fully organized. The Senators
open against the Red Sox then
in Washington.
Washington's pitching situa-
ton is almost solidifled. Ca
milo Pascual and Pedro Ramos
will face the Tigers tomorrow
in Lakeland. Friday is an open
date. Rookie Southpaw Jim
Kaat and Russ Kemmerer will
work Saturday night against
the Charlotte farm club in
Charlotte.
These four figure in Lava
getto's mind as starters. Aber-
nathy could be a starter. The
27-year-old North Carolinian
has had good exhibition sea-
son. He leads the roster al
phabetically. Where he winds
up in regular-season plans may
depend on what he does today.
The Senators collected only
three singles off frankie Bau-
mann and Ray Moore yester-
day as the White Sox breke
even in spring training with
the team they whipped is of %
times last season.
Freese Settles Issue
Catcher Earl Battey, who
committed only one error in
20 games last year for the
White Sox, was guilty of two
errant throws in the sixth in
ming, but they came after the
decision had been determined
on Gene Freese's three-run
homer of Tex Clevenger.
Battey made no hits. Neither
did Don Mincher, the other ex-
White Sox player who had been
a sensation with 10 hits in 19
times at bat.
Bob Allison, whose five pre-
vious hits had been homers,
Evening star., 1960-04-13

NotiOnoI League Box Scores, Pose D-4
Evening star., 1960-04-13
SOX COOL OFF NEW SENATORS
Abernothy Gets Test
Against Tribe TODAY

singled in the fourth and Har-
mon Killebrew walked, but
nothing happened. Jim Lemon
lined a single to right at the
start of the seventh, but never
advanced.
Billy Console and MincheI
walked in the eighth, but ALI
son ended it on a forceout
Lemon walked and KillebreW
singled at the start of the ninth
Again it was wasted motion
Only Console, in the eighth
reached third base.
Rally With Two Out
Nine players batted in the
sixth inning for the White So2
and all five scored after two
were out. Sam Esposito opened
with a single, but was forced BY
Joe Hicks for the second out
Roy Sievers was nicked by 6
first pitch. FreeSe, who nit 2;
homers for the Phillies last
year, drove one over the left.
field wall, his second homer oi
the spring.
Then confusion started tt
reign, Minnie MinoSo was safe
on Consoles low throw, stole
second and continued to thirc
on Battey's low throw. jim
Rivera'S single drove in Minoso
Next, Battey tried to pick of
Rivera, but threw high ovel
Mincher's upstretched glove
Jim taking third. Rivera scored
the last run on Dick Browns
double.
NOTES - Lavagetto is higr
on Mincher, even though ht
was collared. Don looks
to me like he's going to be 6
heck of avball player" Cookie
said. Hes a real good hitter
The Senators had only one
rain-out all spring in Orlando
where they had a 9-6 record
Their overall mark is 1915.
Roy Sievers has a hunch that
Harmon Killebrew eventually
will be shifted to first base
Bill Fischer still is troubled
by the pulled muscle in the
calf Of his left leg. Its
always something" he says
-. White Sox players had fun
joshing Battey, which was just
their way of showing him theil
affection.
Evening star., 1960-04-13


feated the Cubs, 80, in IL in
nings and kept the pace set in
the afternoon by the Braves and
Giants, who finished right be-
hind Los Angeles last year.
The Braves clipped the Pirates
and Face, 4-3. and the Giants
defeated the Cardinals, 81 for
a dandy debut in their SIS mil
lion Candlestick Park.
In the other afternoon game,
Cincinnati whipped the Phillies,
ga.
The four games drew 179. 1872
fans an opening day record for
the MI. which beat the Ameri-
can League, still playing exhibit
ton games, to the punch by six
days.
ESsegian, Drysdale Star &
Chuck ESsegian, who was a
record maker with a pair of
pinch-hit homers as the Dodg-
ers beat the White Sox in the
World Series. broke up the
game for Los Angeles with a
pinch homer off reliefer Don
Elston with two out in the l1th.
He was batting for Don Drys-
dale, who blanked the Cubs on
three singles over the last eight
innings and got jump toward
another strikeout crown as he
famed IA.
The Cubs, with Charlie
Grimm opening his third shot
as Chicago manager after re-
placing Bob Scheffing, got four
of their seven hits and both
runs in the third. Don thinner,
a longtime Dodger until his
trade last week, opened it with
home run.
The Dodgers tied it in tha
fifth on a pair of walks and q
two-out double by Wally Noon
off Bob Anderson, who famed
nine in his eight innings.
The game drew $3.50, q
league record for a night game.
The old high was 67,037. set
at the Coliseum last August 8
for a game with the Braves.
Joe Adcock's two-run homer
in the eighth broke open a 2-2'
game for the Braves before 39,4
See NATIONAL, Page D-3
Evening star., 1960-04-13
PROBABLE
PITCHERS

Qe59 won-lost records in paren-
NATIONAL LEAGUE
st. Louis tMiZell. 1870 at San
Francisco Mccormick, l"-l6l
Chicago tHobbie, 1913 or DTott,
1-2l at Los Angeles (Sherry, 7-2).
Only games scheduled.
Evening star., 1960-04-13

GAMES TODAY
st. Louis at San Francisco.
Chicago at Los Angeles might.
Only games scheduled.
Evening star., 1960-04-13
NATIONAL
LEAGUE

BY the Associated Press
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Los Angeles, 3: Chicago, . might,
IL innings.
Milwaukee, 4 Pittsburgh. 3.
San Francisco. 3; st. Louis, /.
Cincinnati 3; Philadelphia. 4.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
Notices
ATTENTION sTUDENTs-Com

ATTENTION STUDENTS-Com-
ing March 81 and April l.
Coolidge Annual Talent Show
Admission 75c, time 8 pm, in
auditorium. Tickets available
at school bank.
TRADE-4-barrel carb. and man.
fold for 348-cu.-in. Chevy, for
3 2-barrel CARDS. and manifold
for 348-cu.-in. Chevy. Call AL
EN-. 3-3479.
ATTENTION! Phi Delta Soror-
ity's annual dance. Gay Paree,' y
will be held at the Woodner
Hotel, April 9, 9-12 pm. Win a
Hi-Fi or other prizes; proceeds
to Multiple Sclerosis. Just $2,75
drag.
TRIUNTPHS-Rising rhythm and
blues band, in this area. Call
WO. $3.50.
CHIP Is BACK. will perform at
school. church and other par
ties with my puppets or dunn
my. Call ROBERT ACTON,
LU. 4-5585 after $50 pm,
weekdays. or any time week
ends.
MUSICIANS and entertainers
wanted, to visit hospitalized
veterans. Call HORACE, RA.
1880.
DANCE BAND for hire-8 years
professional experience in the
d. C. area; reasonable rates.
Call JU. 5-1639.
HESTTANT ABOUT A BAND?
One call to the NOMADS leads
to one fabulous dance. JU.
5-4252.
THE H-FFS - Sparkling dance
music for all occasions. Call
Gregory Young, WO. 6-9438, or
Stan Pritchard. EN-. 3-1475.
HOODS LOWERED, top quail
ity, low cost, any design. RAM
RODS ROD AND CUSTOM
SHOW. Wilson Pontiac and
Mann Motors, Silver Spring,
Md, April 2 and 3.
HEY KIDS! Want to have q
good time? Come to Seat
Pleasant Fire Co. every Friday
night; music by the fabulous
PERRYMIDS; 8 to 1880.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
Miscellaneous
Wanted


NEED. perfect chrome grill for
"a Ford. CHICK, WO. $3.50
WANTED-Old Duane Eddy rec
Ords in good cond.; will pay top
price. Call PETE, JU. 7-9227.
WANTED-Free old radios not
in working cond. Call Ii. 3-6l25.
WANTED-If you have a metal
detector please contact CURT
at OIL. 2-4543 ewes.
STAR WAGON or needed parts;
Georgetown or Glover Park
area; will pay according to con-
dition. Call JIM, FE. 7-2655.
after 6 pm.
MOTOR SCOOTER WANTED,
not running; under $50. Call
HAPPY, LO. 5-3337.
WANTED-Mary Lee, Earth An
gel, Devil or Angel (records) .
Call LII. T-7664.
2 OR MORE horsepower motor.
Call IA. 2-9305.
WANT TO BUY Starr, Colt or
Rogers & Spencer cap-and-ball
revolvers. Call RICHARD, IA.
2-4299.
FORD 1882; any condition, or
Just radiator, shell, grill; will
pay top price. LU. 4-3413.
MUSICIANS WANTED, to play
with studio and recording or
chestra; will train. Call CO.
5-9221.
WANTED-Old toy trains and
streetcarS made before 1899;
need not be working. Call JE.
4-3707 after 6 pm.
WANTED - Parts for "a Ford
coupe; pair Of running boards
and gears for transmission
Call JOHNNY at DE. 2-5140.
TRADE SET KROYDON golf
clubs q irons, l wood with bag
and cart for pr. skis and boots
(size 10. HE. 9-3540.
Evening star., 1960-03-27

OUTBOARD TOR-5-h.p.
Clinton Apache; gift, never
used: cost $169, sell $1l9. DE.
2-2107.
PHONO.- As auto, good cond E,
$12: used records and almost
new record holder. IS; 8-mm.
movie camera and case, like
new; also wide-angle and tele-
photo lenses, SIS: Winchester
% rife, $50. Call HE. 4-7042.
CORNET-Pan Am, practically
new, beautiful instrument, gold
color; SIS. Phone HE. 4-3065.
MODEL A-2-door body; '48 Ford
conv. parts. Call JOHNNY at
PO. 2-3026.
CERAMIC MOLDS, used but still
good; some nearly new. All
priced very reasonably. Wheat
on area Please call VIII. 2-7133
NERO. POWERED HENRY j.
81 full-race Nero. motor, floor
shit trans. with overdrive, tach.
and cages, naugahyde uphol-
stery. r. and h., new tires; $425
or offer. JU. 5-679l.
CHEW. VS., '55-603x2 polished
Offenhouser manifold; three
Strombergs; progressive link
age; air cleaners: fuel lines:
fittings and fuel block; $85. Call
AL, JE. 3-1034.
FOUR 1858 CHEVY full disk hub
caps, $13. Call AL, EN-. 3-3479.
ISLAND BEADS - Mahogany
seeds, shark bones, ETC.; fasci-
mating; original Caribbean
made; 81, any strand. JU.
9-1758, evenings.
BOYS AMERICAN BIKE and
English racer, $40 each; model
airplane with extra motor, SIS.
IA. 5-931o.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
Greetings

SUE B-Happy 18th birthday on
March 81. From KIDS 40
Wakefield.
JACK-Belated birthday greet
ings to the greatest boy in the
world.-YOUR FAMILY.
MOOSE, who is l6 and nevGr
been kissed. HAPPY BIRTH
DAY. FLEA.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY on March
26 to Richie Ploff. With all my
best wishes, GAIL.
ED-Happy 17th birthday. March
%. Love, ELAINE, THERESA,
MOTHER AND DAD.
GEORGE STEPANIAN - Happy
goth birthday to the most won-
derful boy / know. Love always,
JOYCE.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Bucky on
his 9th birthday. From
BARBARA.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Rita Dono-
ghus, from NANCY DILL and
BILLY CAPUTO.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Bernard
Boyce. Best wishes to the dar-
lingest. SOPHONIA.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Marina Ko-
lette-my best friend. BAR
BARA. March 30, 1860.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Rose
anne and Kathy Salisbury,
March 3 and "a. Love yal
RITA T.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
Miscellaneous
For Sale

TRANSMISSION - 50 Chevy.
stick shift in good cond.; must
sell; $40. ROGER, EV. 4-6525.
HI-FI SPEAKER, Pro-Plane
PriSmatic II, $50. Phone Oliver
4-301O.
LAWN MOWERS, Craftsman,
2l-in. self-propelled rotary, $50;
23-in. rotary, SIS; BIS motor,
S25. IA. 5-93l9.
BOYS SUIT, blue-gray; slackS
and summer jacket, size 10; like
new: all for $40. WA. 7-5l57.
FORMALS (l2), short and long;
variety Of colors and materials;
sz. 9, 10, II: excel. cond.; So to
So. IA. 4-0984.
TRAINS for sale, best offer; both
in new condition; diesel. Phone
KENNETH, LA. 9-0919.
FORD 1852 conv.; customized;
all parts for sale; red and white
naug. leather upholstery, braZed
hood and trunk; tenders. doors.
windows, ETC.; rebuilt late So
fiat-head VS. with less than
10000 miles; new battery,
generator, voltage reg. Call
HE. 4-0sl1 for information.
Evening star., 1960-03-27

RAM RODS, 3rd annual Rod and
Custom Auto Show, April 2
and 3. Wilson Pontiac and
Mann Motors, Silver Spring,
Md. so top cars covering Ohio.
Mass, to Ga. Valuable door
prizes, beautiful displays.
ANNIVERSARY DANCE at Har
Tzeon Cong. Bldg, April Q.
9-l2; semi-formal; $3.50 drag;
featuring the NOMADS. Spon-
sored by BETH-AMIM, B.B.G.
ATTENTION-Do you know of
q teen-ager who's deeds Of un-
selfish service have gone un-
recognized? The Soroptimist
Club Of Washington would like
your help in finding young
people TO whom the Soropti-
mist Youth Recognition Award
Award should be given. For
nomination blanks, write to
Youth Recognition, Box No.
1882, Wash, ID. G.
HAVE you HEARD about Ric-
bacs' B'nai Birth Girls Heart
throb Telephone Ball? (Why,
everyone's talking about IT'D At
Temple Israel, Langley Park,
Md, April 23rd, semiformal
with music by the Colossal Col
legians. Admission $2.25. Tickets
sold at door with all profits
going to B,nai Birth Interna-
tional Service Fund.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
HOW TO PLACE A TEEN-AD

DEADLINE: Wednesday pm. for Sunday following. Ads
received too late will appear a week later.
RATES: lines 25c 10c each additional line You
figure the cost yourself Allow average words line
TO PLACE. Write ad and figure cost Give name. ad
dress and telephone number and send your ad plus
payment to TEEN-ADS. The Washington Star. WASH
ngton 3. D. C.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
TEEN-AGE INDIANS

Some 20 full-blOOded teen-age American Indians
will take part in the annual White House Con-
ference on Children and YOUTH which gets under
way here today Scheduled to attend a special
luncheon Thursday, the Indian group will include
such teens as (tOp row. Vivian ArvisO, 18, a Nav
ajO, Colorado Springs. Colo; Gilbert Finley, Is,
of the COlville tribe, Washington State; (bOttOm
row. Lorraine Wesley, 16, an Apache, San Car
los, ArZ., and Guy F. Keshena, IL, MemOminee,
KeShena, Wis. The conference will run about two
weeks. ..ss ~ss.
Evening star., 1960-03-27

sedan: all new WV. tires; fully
equipped, r., h., dual exhausts,
new brakes, battery. starter,
generator. lights. Best offer for
cash, trade or both. JIM, CIR.
| 4-806O, 8 am. to 6 pm, wkdys.
MOTORCYCLE SO 250-cc. BSA:
800 miles; $500; will consider
trade for car or payments. IA.
2-7344.
12-H.P. ENGINE, q race, mated
TO Harley 3-spd. transmission ;
ideal for go-karts! Also chains,
sprockets. wheels, etc.; $50. EN-.
5-l823.
MOTORCYCLE - Excellent me-
chanical cond.: 1857 Maico,
bought new in 1858; windshield
and tool kit: $500 careful
miles; $325 or best offer, this
week end only. AP. 7-3267.
OFFENHAUSER HEADS, SR
type, fit 1932-48 Ford or Mere,
$25; Cadillac 1855 heads. COM
plete. $50; block. SO: crank,
SIS. Jaguar 1852 dashboard,
complete with 6,000-r.p.m. tach.
and 140-m.p.h. speedometer,
S35. De Soto 1858 V-8 engine
with adapter to '32-48 Ford
transm., SIS. Junking 1910 Ford
Tudor, many good parts. JE.
3-1827.
'4S NERO. ENGINE FOR SALE
"a race cam, dual CARDS: $50
or best offer. Call WA. 3-1167
after 6 pm.
DOG HOUSE-Insulated; like
new: size 26x2lx24 in. King
9-339l.
POLAROID, Model 8OA; case:
new at Christmas; first come
first served; $40. Call TOM,
IA. 8-0568.
HARDY BOYS BOOKS-5O cents
each in lots of 2. Call ERIC,
OIL. 4-5580.
GOWN Cnew). discontinuing
stock, excel. buy; also white
dinner coats; SIS to So. HE.
4-605l or AP. 7-7761.
1850 FORD COUPE-New 1854
Ford engine, new brakes, new
see of tires: 1926. RE. 5-6399.
ANTIQUE Mason and Hamlin
parlor organ for sale, $40. CL.
6-0092.
CONT. TIRE KIT for IS Mere:
perfect cond.; s45. WA. 5-8270.
'48 NERO. ENGINE-Bored.
ported, polished, full-race cam,
high-compresSion heads, two
Stromberg 81 CARDS, truck
clutch. SO Ford trans; also SO
Impala Chevy V-8 stick. IA.
2-4539.
RCA automatic 45-r.p.m. record
player; good condition; SIS.
Call OIL. 4-3640.
ROD BUILDERS, '37 Chv., floor
shift with o.d.; 81 Olds mill,
bored and balanced, new. Call
JIM, LO. 1856.
FORD '54; r, h.; W. 2 speakers,
new seat covers, floor mats,
back-up lights: $500. XII. 9-O629.
TRACK SHOES, size 91s; made
by Riddell; excellent condition;
81. IA. 8-0197.
OLDS SO conv. "98";; good mech.
cond., new Wv. tires, new
battery: must sell. KE. 8-4542.
PLYMOUTH 1949 club coupe;
good condition, runs fine; ex-
cellent transportation; $l35.
UN. 4-7286.
BICYCLES q Schwinn World
racers: conventional brakes:
good cond.: 1895 ca. JE. 2-l777.
BOY SCOUT UNIFORM, worn
once: complete, size IL; So.
Granite 4-4615.
FOR SALE-One red plaid riding
coat for showing; size IA, worn
once in show; bought at Stom-
books, $37, will sell, $50. Also
dark green hardtop. size ia,
worn same show; will sell, SIS.
Five ratcatchers, all colors, size
"a, sell $3.50 each. Contact
COOKIE BRADSHAW, OV.
3-1922 before 7. Tor best offerS,)
Evening star., 1960-03-27
Jobs Wanted

GIRL, white, Is, desires baby
sitting job on week ends; will
work all hours; white people
only. Call ANNA, DI. 7-0l87.
Evening star., 1960-03-27

FOR SALE 81 Crosley station
wag.; scores Of extra parts. OF.
4-788l.
Evening star., 1960-03-27

SO Chevy grille, lowered all
around; All rear duals, noSed
and decked; painted white;
$500. VIII. 6-935O.
PONTIAC 81; auto. shift, r., h.,
snow tires; needs some paint;
$50. Can after 6 pm, EN-.
3-3834.
GO-KART, Royal Norseman, in
brand-new condition; with s.
h.p. engine; 500 or best offer.
Call RICKY, WA. 7-7038.
GO-KARTS, by Simplex; new
Glass A and B models. Also
tires, clutches, wheels, chains,
etc. PARKWAY CYCLE &
MOWER CO., Lee hwy. at N.
Kirkwood rd., Arl., Va. open
daily $50 a.m.-6:30 pm. IA.
5-8l22.
WILL TRADE 1899 LaSalle
conv.; runs good. needs top for
cycle in need Of repairs. HE.
9-1959.
SALE-Short wave rcvr., Halli-
crafters S-76, SIS: 1916 Ford
coupe body, in peri. cond., SIS;
two l7-inch TV sets, 81 each;
Heath kit VFO, $18; Navy
rcvr., 100000 kc., $40; Web
cor tape recorder, SIS. EN-.
2-9234.
BICYCLE, boys 26-inch. good
condition, $50; lawnmower, reg.
reel, 21-inch., excellent condi-
ton, $35 or best offer; Chicago
skates. mems black, size 10,
like new, $l2.50; portable type
writer, good condition, $40. Call
JU 9-7755 after IL am. today.
IS OLDS ENGINE, Al running
condition, complete with A.
barrel carb., fuel pump, 6-volt
starter, gen., dist, etc.; also
included Al caddy stick trans.
and heavy duty ambulance
clutch, all necessary parts for
Olds into Ford adoption, $275:
engine and trans. completely
together and may be heard
running. Call SP. 4-6752.
FORD, MERCURY, 1888; dual
manifold. 2 Stromberg GAS, fuel
block, plastic fuel lines, double
action fuel pump, linkage, 2
racing chrome air cleaners,
chrome oil cap; all in excellent
condition. Best offer takes. 81
Ford hood, fair condition, IS.
Call JIM, HA. 2-9631.
BOAT, 12-ft. runabout, 10-h.p.
Wizard motor, steering wheel,
remote throttle, trailer and
extras. excellent condition.
$3.50. LO. 7-9153.
1854 FORD ENGINE, complete
less starter and generator, SIS;
also 14-inch rims for Fords
1886, 81 per pair. TOM
TADLOCK, Oliver 2-1772.
100 RECORDS!! 1c to Csc each;
everything must go by March
81. Call today or Monday, 10
am. to 8 pm, VIII. 2-3286.
Ask for DAVE.
AUSTIN, clean, 4-door, $195;
1855 Chevy Bel Air, $595. WA.
7-1578.
AUTOPULSE 6-volt fuel pump,
almost new, 50; Briggs and
Stratton lh-h.p. engine with
clutch, $12. Call OF. 4-7055.
2-H.P. BRIGGS-powered motor
bike, top speed 80 m.p.h., $50;
brand new Power Products
2-h.p., 2-cyl. engine, $27. Call
LOU, OIL. 4-687l.
FOR SALE-'50 Ford, Olds en-
gine, just painted; $3.50 or best
offer. Call EN-. 2-5489, ask
for JOE.
PONTIAC $500; close ratio
overdrive transmission with all
controls and switches; Pontiac
$3.50, $3.50 positive traction
rear end, complete. LU. 2-0303.
'5S PONTIAC standard shift for
hydramatic; have a SO Pontiac
standard shift and will trade
for hydramatic. For informa-
tion, call JUNIOR, LU. 2-03O3. !
Evening star., 1960-04-03

(AP)-Indiana's top arson in
I'll, was assigned today to nves-
re in Edinburg that may have
burglary attempts.
Foster ordered his chief arson
Edinburg, to check into the fire
BoegaholtZ was arrested be-
fore the fire broke out, when
his car careened onto a down.
town sidewalk and crashed
into a dress shop. He was re-
leased later today on 5000
bond after pleading not guilty
of drunk driving before JUS
tice Of the Peace Ira Bryson,
No trial date was set.
Chief Waugh said one Of his
policemen found the arson ex-
pert using a belt to choke him
self in his jail cell. Officers
revived him with an inhalator
Fire Marshal Foster said he
talked to his arson investiga-
tor by telephone and Boega-
holtz said the accident oc-
CURED when he accidentally
started his car in forward gear
when he thought it was ir
reverse.
MY staff is short handed,
Marshal Foster said. land
BoegaholtZ was tired from
overwork. If the politicians
want to make something o1
it and get rid Of him, ther
they can do without me, too.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
Cigarette Cancer
Case to Begin

PITTSBURGH April 2 (AP)
"A Pittsburgh cabinet makers
suit claiming a lung cancer was
caused by smoking cigarettes
is slated to go before a United
States District Court jury heye
Monday.
The jury was selected yes
terday to expedite the civil
Evening star., 1960-04-03
Freed by Jail, Expert
Probes 100000 Fire

EDrNBURG, Ind, April 2
veStigator. fresh out of a Jail C
tigate a 100000 warehouse f
been set to cover up series {
State Fire Marshal Jay l.
expert, Howard Boegaholtz. So,
a few hours after Boegaholtz
was released from jail on a
drunk driving charge.
Boegaholtz, said by police to
have attempted suicide in his
cell, was described by the fire
marshal as lone of the best
arson investigators in the
country"
Marshal Foster said Edin-
burg Fire Chief James Breed
ing asked for Boegaholtz and
had even tried to secure some
advice while Boegaholtz was
still a prisoner in the Edinburg
jail.
A 5-gallon can. smelling ei
kerosene. was found in the d
r. Webb veneer warehouse
after firemen from IA commu-
mites put out the fire early
today. o..
While the fire was burning
somebody tried to break into
two groceries and a service
station. The burglars evil
IDENTIFY were frightened of BY
crowds.
I'VE think there is a tie-ir
between the fire and thu
break-ins," said Police Chic!
Orean Waugh.
Evening star., 1960-04-03

trial. expected TO last about
three weeks.
Otto Pritchard. 81. brought
the suit in 1854 against Liegett
g. Myers Tobacco Co. one year
after a cancerous right lung
was removed. Mr.. Pritchard
said he had smoked the firms
Chesterfield cigarettes regu-
larly for % years.
He accused the company of
negligence in design and manu-
facture Of its product, and fail
ure to warn the public Of ''in-
Evening star., 1960-04-03
Shakespeare Expert
To Speak in ARLINGTON

DR.. Giles E. Dawson, Folger
Shakespeare Library specialist
In EliZabethan literature. will
address an organiZational
meeting of the Arlington
Friends of the Library at 8 pm
Evening star., 1960-04-03

Thursday at the Trinity Pres
byterian Church. Sixteenth and
North Inglewood streets. Ar
lington-
Evening star., 1960-04-03

Iherent danger which the COM
pany knew or should have
known existed"
Evening star., 1960-04-03
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