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Evening star., 1960-05-23

the stage of the Metropolitan
Opera, in the tribute to Cole
Porter. They'll present the tape
to Porter. The film version
Of "The Longest Day" will have
300 speaking parts. The pro-
ducers are renting a troopship
to take 200 actors to Nor
mandie, where the invasion
began.
Peter HOward's party for Bea
Lille was interrupted at 4 am.
when he fell on his head. He
resumed the party the next
noon, at the Colony Clare
BOOthe Luce caught a cold here
and went to the Caribbean. To
her that's nose drops The
Embers will have its first over
seas branch, in Puerto Rico .
At a meeting Of scientists in
the Weizmann Institute, they
talked and talked about sci
ence, politics and history. One
of them said: Were prepared
to stamp out every known
disease-except laryngitis."
Evening star., 1960-05-23
THE LYONS DEN
BY LEONARD LYONS

NEW YORK-Roger Stevens
the realtor-producer. opened
his books to Fortune magazine
for an analysis Of his invest
ments in over 70 Broadway
plays. There were hits, flopc
and some success d'estime
shows. 1t was Billy Rose who
calls these last ones success
(it-shouldn't happen-to-a-dog)
d'estime." He says: "A fiop you
can close Immediately, but you
can't close q success d'estime
because you want your friends
to see it. And that costs
money"
Three hundred and fifty Pi-
cassO paintings, owned by the
artist and never shown before,
will be photographed by David
Duncan for a book, ''Picasso's
Picassos" Lena Horne's
daughter, Gail, is auditioning
to make her Broadway debut
in Sandy Wilson's "Valmouth''
/. At the Paris reception for
Khrushchev, Jean COcteau ap-
peared in his full-dress cos
tune as a member of the
French Academy. when else,
he shrugged, will I get a
chance to wear this in public?"
JACK BENNY JOKE: Al
fred G. Vanderbilt saw Mervyn
Leroy the other day and urged
him to have a race for 10-year-
old horses, at Hollywood Park
|. Leroy, incidentally, went
to Tokyo and Hong Kong with
Jack Benny - who enjoyed
the questionable pleasure of
anonymity in both places.
Benny'S f1lmS ana TV shows
have never been shown there.
The comic was startled at a
Tokyo hotel where an elevator
operator, paid OF by Leroy,
greeted him: "Saw your TV
show last night" Benny, pleas
shoxr Last y1feyhf -. nann
pleased, asked Here, in
Tokyo?' The operator said:
"No. I just flew in from
Frisco"
william Zeckendorf sold OF
the West Fifty-second street
parcel in which the new Toots
Shor's will be housed. Inger
Stevens is taking singing les
sons in Hollywood in prepara-
Evening star., 1960-05-23

ton for trying Broadway's mu.
steals. When Lawrence
"Chip" Robert, the former Dem
ocratic ofhcial. went to Russia
his magazines and books wert
conhscated at the border. For
two weeks, therefore, his sole
reading matter consisted Of old
copies Of the Daily Worker.
For their 30th anniversary
Mrs. Richard Rodgers received
a novel gift from her husband
It was an order, redeemable for
anything any time. Mrs. Rodg-
ers used it during their trip to
Rome at Bulgari's diamond
necklace counter.
- -
THE STUDIOUS AMERI-
CAN-AmOry Hought0n. the
United States Ambassador to
Paris, still takes O French les
son every day. Joseph Le-
vine, the fllm distributor who
made a fortune with "Hercu-
les," has a sequel ready, ''Her-
cules Unclaimed" He says,
"EVerything's different but the
muscles" Harry Belafonte
is about to make his first trip
to the Orient on q mission for
the State Department.
Ethel Merman's daughter
will spend the summer work.
ing at the theater in Alden,
Del. Young Ethel. who will be
lS in July. also was offered a
role in "Auntie Name" at
Warren. Ohio, in which Gypsy
Rose Lee will be starred. The
youngster turned it down. She
told her mother that she'd
auditioned for the job she won
at Alden: ''I didn't read for
'Auntie Name and they would
be taking me only because I
am Ethel Merman's daughter. /"
- &&
LINGO CONTAGIOUS-The
owner Of the 10-year-old Stock
holm restaurant, to whom a
Madison avenue ad man sub
a project, told him:
Lets put it on the smor-
gasbord table and see II it dis
appears" .ASCAP made a
tape Of the scene showing top
composers seated at piano on
Evening star., 1960-05-23

HOLLYWOOD CNANA). -
Debbie Reynolds has a new
business adviser - old friend
Harry Karl, the shoe tycoon,
r9mored as Deb's next hus-
band. But that I will believe
only when I see it. Harry is
maSterminding Debbie's dress
business. Coming up for Deb
is Champagne Complex" for
her independent company, CO.
starring with Steve Mcqueen
Of Wanted, Dead or Alive"
Good friends Lucille Ball and
Jackie Gleason are considering
co-starring in a series of TV
comedies. Should be delicious.
Luis Miguel DOminguin,
friend Of author Ernest Hem
ingway, and ex-pet torero Of
Evening star., 1960-05-23

the white officers tried to break
it UP. they were attacked by 9
mob Mr.. Bruce estimated grew
to $50 Negroes. Both policemen
lost their pistols.
MIR. Annas radioed for help
AS he turned away from his
squad car, he was shot and
dropped to the pavement. Mr.
Bruce, being pummeled by
several people, said he saw the
killer stand over Mr.. Annas
and empty Mr.. Bruce's pistol
five more shotS-into his face
and upper body.
Other police arrived and the
crowd melted away. The killer
was identified as Faust, a man
with a record. The entire city
police force was called out.
Odlcers secured Negro neigh
borhoods and halted automo-
biles.
Denies Staying
Meanwhile, Faust had slept
at a friends house. Early yes
terday he walked into the
studio of Radio Station WGIV,
where Genial Gene" Potts, for
IL years a disc Jockey here,
and the Rev. Samuel ]. Nc
Lean, Presbyterian minister,
were preparing to do a pro-
gram.
Faust told them he was
wanted, but denied the Staying.
They convinced him he
should surrender.
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ARMY-NAVY
Continued From PAGE A-l2

Continued From Page Ala
for 1907 yards and eight touch
downs.
His favorite receivers have
been George KirSchenbauer
with %, and the two split ends,
Bob Fuelhart, with 10, and Paul
Zmuida, with 10.
But Navy also could boast of
a top-grade passing attack. Hal
Spooner showed So competitions
in 81 tries, which gave him a
lead over Blanda, in percentage,
1924 to 1916.
Coach Wayne Hardin of Navy
likes to substitute full units,
and Harry Dietz, quarterback
OF his second unit, has COM
pleted 81 of 46 passes.
Hardin hoped unit substitu-
ton would give his forces
enough reserve energy to wear
down the Black knights, who
all season long brought in fresh
FORCES individually. Several Of
the Cadets were warned by Hall
to expect at least so minutes of
action.
Joining Spooner and Bellino
IN Nays first backfield were
John Prichard, the thanking
PACK, and Joe Matalavage,
hard-charging fullback.
Vic Meyer was to spell Bel
limo, with AL Hughes as flank
ing back and Ron McKeown as
fullback in the second unit.
Joining Blanda and Rushatz
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i'm Army's starting backfield
were Kirschenbauer and Glen
Adams.
Navy has a slight weight edge
in the starting line. with a pair
of 22O-pounders making the
difference. They are Center
Frank Visited and Tackle Ron
Erchul. These two. Tackle Sid
.DriScoll and Guard John
Hewitt. a 185-pounder, have
been Nays top defenders.
Army had an All-America
candidate in AL Vanderbush,
6-foot-2, 2l5-pound guard and
linebacker, to throw in the face
of Navy. Mike Gasp, the other
guard, and Dale Kuhns. Gerry
Clements and Bob Mccarthy
gave the Gray Line additional
power up front.
All week they've been gnash-
ing their teeth in their sleep
while dreaming of stopping
Bellino.
But the time for dreaming by
both sides is over. "Stay wide
awake and fight" is the order of
the day posted at both camps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-26
Baylor Keeps
Lakers Going
BY the Associated Press

The Los Angeles Lakers
shudder to think where they
would be without Elgin Baylor.
Baylor has been on a scoring
hinge for the last seven games,
pouring in a total of 800 points,
almost 46 a game. The Lakers
have won six Of their last seven.
Their streak also has kept
them within sight of the st.
Louis Hawks. who are leading
the Western Division of the Ma
tional Basketball Association.
The Lakers trail by az games.
Baylor found the range for
81 points last night and the
Lakers whipped the Detroit Pts
tons, 14l-128. in overtime at
Detroit. Baylor. the ex-Seattle
University star from Washing
ton, D. c., pulled the Lakers
back from a 14-point deficit in
the final period. kept them
close in the second, broke a
116-1l6 tie in the final period
and tossed in four points in a
row in the overtime to settle it.
Bailey Howell was the big
man for the Pistons with 43
points. The Pistons led at the
half, $3.50. and by seven
points with five minutes to go
in the regulation time.
In the only other game of
the night, the Boston Celtics,
leading the Eastern division,
edged the New York Knicker-
bockers, 1l1-1l0, in Madison
Square Garden, on Frank
Ramsey's two free throws with
IS seconds to go.
The victory was the CelticS'
sixth in a row and the defeat
was No. 7 straight for the
Knicks. New York has won
only two games all season.
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Edmonton Choice
To Take Canada
Grid Title Today

VANCOUVER, Nov. 26 (AP)
The Ottawa Rough Riders
and the Edmonton Eskimos.
essentially two ground-power
ball-control teams, meet today
in the 33d East-West Grey Cup
for the Canadian pro football
title.
The weatherman has prom
Used good weather for kickoff
before some $1,000 people. The
Canadian Football League,
which runs this extravaganza,
has counted an all-time-high
$483,000 in receipts from ticket
sales, television, radio, film and
program rights.
The bookmakers favor the
Eskimos to beat the Eastern
champions by 61a points and
give the West its sixth cham
pionShip in seven years.
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Gus Rings Don Poggio
Is Aqueduct Choice

among nine starters for the
$10,000-added Alligator Stakes
for 2-year-olds over 6 furlongs
at Tropical Park. The field
also included the Elkcam Stable
entry of Opus Q19) and Sailor
Beware QlD. and Kings Song
Q1O, Chalrullah (11D, Roman
Note Ql5), Cloudabout Q12)
and Sun OMAR Q12).
M. H. Van Berg's Roses KEN
was the likely choice in the
$4,000 Crescent City Handicap
at the Fair Grounds. Roses
Gem will handle high weight
of 1l7 pounds for the 11/1e
miles feature for 3-year-olds
and up. Also named in the
field of eight were the Grissom
entry of Mt. Olivet 108) ano
Shan Pac GOD the Bishop
Stable entry of Santiago ll5)
and Sputnik 112), and Roac
House Gid, Piercing Q1O)
Blast Of Q08) and Oil Legend
(106).
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Green Meadows
Splits PIoyoffs

Green Meadows split a pail
OF playoffs last night in the
Prince Georges County Boys
Club championship football
games at Northwestern High
School.
Green Meadows won the 10
pound title with a 300 vic.
tory over Capital Heights, but
Cheverly downed Green Mead
ows. 1910. in the 100-pound
game. Also, Morningside took
the 85-pound class champions
ship. 27-0, over Lanham.
In two games tonight al
Northwestern, starting at
O'Clock, Landover Hills plays
Capital Heights in the u.s.
pound game and Hyattsville
meets District Heights in the
l35-pounder. Hyattsville is
seeking its 18th straight VIC
tory and second successive 1885,
pound title.
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PerIo PLANNING
To Play Again

HOUSTON, Tex, Nov. 26
(AP).-Phil Perlo, member of
the Houston Oilers of the Amer
lean Football League, who was
injured in the November Is
game in Los Angeles between
Houston and the Chargers, was
back in Houston today conf
dent he would resume football
next season.
Perlo, %, former Maryland
player, wore a strong neck brace
as evidence of the injury he
received when he ran into
Charger End Howard Clark.
I'm very grateful I didn't
receive a broken neck" Perlo
said. After it happened and
felt the tingling sensation in
my arms and back, all I could
think of was what happened to
other athletes who have been
paralyzed."
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John @. Crawford
MANUFACTURING
Company Official

John G. Crawford, vice
president of j. E. Hanger, Inc,
an artificial limb manufactur-
ing firm here, died of a heart
attack Thursday at his home
in Richmond. He was 46.
Mr.. Crawford had been with
the company for Is years.
Born in Lorton, Va, he
served in the Merchant Ma
rine during World War II.
Mr.. Crawford was steward
of Crawford Memorial Metho-
dist Church in Lorton, which
was named for his family. He
was a Mason and a member
of the Eagles.
He leaves his wife, Ruth M;
two brothers, James c. Of
Lorton, and Walter H., II
Woodlawn lane, Alexandria,
and three sisters, Mrs. Charles
McCrory and Mrs. Harold O..
Logan. both of Springfield, Va,
and Mrs. James w. Warrick
of 730 South Alfred street,
Alexandria.
Services will be held at $3.50
pm. tomorrow in Crawford
Memorial Methodist Church at
Lorton, with burial in the
church cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-26

Don Poggio picks up 4 more
pounds than a week ago but the
distance running Argentine colt
still rates as the horse to beat
in the $50,000-added Display
Handicap at Aqueduct, top race
of today's turf program.
Gus Rings 4-year-old chest
nut romped off with the Gallant
Fox last Saturday, whipping
runnerup Manassa Mauler by
seven lengths. In the Display,
Don Poggio will carry high
weight of 1870 pounds. conceding
Is pounds to the Mauler and up
to "a pounds to the others in
the 9-horse field for the q
mile grind.
Others in the field include
Nickel Boy Q14). Eddie Schmidt
Gid, Don Rickles Q10), Prom
ised Land (108), Electo (108)
Geechee Lou (108) and Beau
Diable (106).
Iron Rail and Shy Boy were
top-weighted at 124 pounds
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DeJohn Favored
In Bout Toniqht

NEW YORK, Nov. 26 (AP)
Experience gives Mike De-
John a slight edge over Billy
Hunter in the television battle
of the tall heavyweight con-
tenders at Madison Square
Garden tonight.
DeJohn, a 28-year-old clouter
from Syracuse, N. Y, is an
lilo favorite over the 26-year-
old Hunter of Detroit. They
are scheduled for 10 rounds
(WMAL-7, at 10 PM, but
it wouldn't be surprising if it
ends much quicker.
Winner of four straight in
the past year. DeJohn has a
40-7-1 record including 81
knockouts. Hunter has had
only Is fights for a 1912 rec
ord including nine kayos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-26
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

BALTIMORE, Nov. &c.
Pimlico expected a crowd oil
10000 today for the 18th run
ming Of the $37,280 Marguerite
Stakes despite a small field Of
five flllies for the mile-and-a.
sixteenth event.
Although there was only a
handful Of starters, the crowd
was due to have trouble settling
on a favorite. The leading
candidates for the favorite's
role were Calumet Farms Plum
Cake, who disappointed in the
recent Selma at Laurel, and
the Darby Dan Farms Primo
Meta, unbeaten in three races
in New York.
Jockey Steve Brooks, tied for
the lead at the Pimlico meet
ing, was slated to ride the
green-running Plum Cake, who
has been training extremely
well. Bill Hartack was sched-
uled to fly here from Miami to
ride Primonetta. Last fall Har-
tack won the event with H. A.
Grants Airman's Guide.
Brookf1eld Farms Is Right
also is undefeated, having made
one start. The filly is a full SIS
ter to Intentionally. Jockey
Ken Church was due to handle
the reins of the Ed Kelly
trained f1lly.
Completing the field were
Mrs. Ada L. Rice's Rice Shower
and Dr.. John A. Hoy's Affec-
tionate, an upset winner against
allowance company here last
Monday. All were carrying 119
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-26
Colts 16-Point Choice
To Beet Forty-Niners
BALTIMORE, Nov. 26 (AP)

BALTIMORE. Nov. IS (AP)
The annual late-season bat
ties between the Baltimore
Colts and the San Francisco
Forty Miners have had vital
bearing on the National Foot
ball Leauge's Western Division
championship race for the last
three years.
And this year should be no
exception, despite the so-so A
record of the Forty Miners.
San Francisco is a 16-point
underdog for tomorrow's clash
with the league-leading Colts
(6-2), but II the Forty-Niners
pull an upset they'll be right
back in the title picture. The
same two teams have a re-
match on the West Coast De-
cember Is in the final week of
the season.
Last season, the Forty Miners
were leading the division with
a 60 mark when they moved
into Baltimore. The Colts
smacked them down, ASIA,
and San Francisco Quarterback
Y. A. Title was injured in the
game.
That finished the Forty
Miners, who succumbed to Bal
timore, 34-l4, at home two
weeks later. The Colts won
their second straight division
title with a SO record-and
went on to their second con-
Secutive league championship
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-26
Reds President
Leaves Hospital

CINCINNATI, Nov. 26 (AP)
Powell Crosley, jr.. president
of the Cincinnati Reds, has
been released from Memorial
Hospital. Savannah, Ga, it was
announced today.
Crosley entered the hospital
october "a because of a heart
condition, it was said at club
headquarters.
The next day Gabe Paul re-
signed as general manager of
the club to take a similar job
with Houston. which will have
a team in the National League
in 1862.
While Crosley was hospital
lied. he met with Bill Dewitt,
and a few days later Dewitt
took Paul's old job.
Crosley has gone to his win
ter home on Bull Island, near
Bluffton, S. C.
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PoftDeadIocks
Haas for Lead
In mobile Golf

MOBILE, Ala, Nov. 26 (AP)
Freddie Haas and Johnny
Pott, two onetime Louisiana
State University golf stars 20
years removed, shared a shaky
lead today at the start of the
third round in the Mobile Open
tournament.
Haas. veteran New Orleans
pro who will be As in January,
fired 66-68-134, 10 under par
He had five brides yesterday
and was over par only on one
hole.
Pott, 25-year-old Shreveport
OaD player, also was at 1874
with 68-66. The up-and-com-
ing pro had six brides and
didn't lose a hole to par.
The former LSU players were
closely pressed by Arnold
Palmer and Jon Gustin, Glad
wyne, Pa. Gustin, tied with
Haas for the lead after the
first round, now has a 66-69-
1876. Palmer. from Ligonier
Pa, was 68-67-135.
Palmer will become pro COLTS
alltime money winner for one
year If he can take one of the
first three prizes in the $15,00G
meet. He needs $1,119.65 to
pass Ted Kroll's 1856 mark Of
$72,835 in earnings. The tor
three finishers here get $4,000
$500 and $1,000 respectively
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-26
6. A. Rucker,
Lurnbernlan

George ANNA Rucker, 70, re-
tired deputy treasurer Of Ar
lington County and founder Of
the Rucker Lumber Co., died
Thursday in Arlington Hospital
after a stroke.
A native of Amherst County,
Va. Mr.. Rucker came to Ar
lington in 1908. He lived at 1901
North Edgewood street.
After working for the Muir
ply d Ames Lumber Co. in
Rosslyn. Mr.. Rucker founded his
own company at 1920 Wilson
boulevard. Arlington.
Mr.. Rucker, an avid sports
man. was a member Of the
Izaak Walton League, the Clar-
endon Baptist Church and the
MaSons.
He leaves a son, Robert Parks
Rucker. 4135 Lorcom lane, Ar
lington; a daughter, Mrs. John
E. Macdonald, 91S South Fair
fax drive. Alexandria: two
brothers. Banks Rucker OF
Charlottesville, Va, and Dan
Rucker Of New Orleans; q
sister. Mrs. Cavil Wright of
Oakton. Va. and three grand
children.
Services will be at 2 pm. to-
morrow at Parsons Funeral
Home, 472 North Washington
street, Falls Church. Burial will
be in Oakwood Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-26
COLLEGE
BASKETBALL

West Va. Tech, 1870; Emory Henry
Westminster tutah>. 81: western Mon.
Nichols Ga), "A; Louisiana College
Georgetown tKy0, III; Camp Lejeune
Northwest Nazareene. 81: Northern
Montana. so.
valley City IN. d., "a; Huron IS. d.
Tenn Martin, o5: Arkansas College. 70.
Harding tArkD, SO; Bethel Tenn. J
Quincy, u: Harris Tchrs. cMo0, g.
Principal. SO; Blackburn. rs.
Aurora, so: Greenville Gll), So.
anderson 1nd.). 81: Marian. A.
Franklin. rs; Earlham. 81.
Indiana Tech. So; Manchester, 81.
Huntington und0, %: Hanover, 90.
McKendree, 70: Scott. AFB, 81.
Concordia tst. LOUIS, So; Southern
Fes ssnd9 IT, iiMNSq3 81: concordia
Drury. So: Kansas City Univ. 81,
East Carolina. II; Pfeiffer. 81.
CedarVille' 70; Concordia I1dD, 50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-26

while San Francisco wound
up with a Us mark.
In 1858. Baltimore clinched
its first division title here by
whipping the Forty miners, IS.
81. afetr being down at half
time. PIT.
The year before that, Balti-
more went West leading the
league with two games remain
ing. The Colts were beaten, IT.
Is. in the final seconds by San
Francisco and then lost, 1921,
to the Los Angeles Rams to
drop out Of contention.
The Forty Miners tied the
Detroit Lions for the division
championship that year, but
lost the playoff. 1927.
Tomorrow's game pits Balti-
more's high-powered offense
against a strong San Francis
CO defense.
The Colts have scored 23S
points, mostly on the passing
Of Quarterback John Unitas,
and rank second in scoring
only to the Green Bay Pack
ers, who have made 243 In one
more game.
The Forty-Niners have been
hurting extensively because OF
injuries to Title and others
AS a result they have scored
only 81 points, tying the Wash
ington Redskins for low point
production in the NIL.
On defense, Baltimore, has
given the smallest number OF
points, 140. San Francisco has
yielded only Is more points
despite the difference in rec
ordS.
The Colts haven't played
since November Is, when they
had only a half-game margin
over Green Bay. Since then
the slumping Packers have lost
twice to tumble into third
place (5-D, a half-game ahead
Of San Francisco. The Chi
cago Bears (4-3-D are now in
second place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-26
}. W. Barton, Specialized
In impossible Hauling Jobs

j. w. Barton, 81, a trucker
who specialized in limp Ssible"
hauling jobs, died in his sleep
Thursday at his home, 1910
North Harrison street, Airing
ton.
Mr.. Barton, who founded
Barton's General Transporta-
ton Co. in Rosslyn, moved the
seven-ton statue of George
Washington into the Alexan-
dria Masonic Lodge. His firm
also carted away a Constella-
ton airliner when it overshot
the runway at National Air
port and skidded onto the
George Washington Memorial
parkway.
He hauled huge electrical
equipment, houses, missiles,
and recently trucked 130-foot-
long steel supports from Balti-
more to the new Jones Point
Bridge.
Mr.. Barton founded his
Nationwide company in 1928
after working as a construc-
ton engineer.
He leaves his mother, Mrs.