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Evening star., 1960-06-28
Five in Fight
Are Identified

Virginia State police yester-
day announced the names Of
five persons charged as a re-
suit of a fight at Prince Will
liam Forest Park on Sunday
between two groups Of pic
nickers.
Police listed those charged as:
Delbert Kale Jeter Of the
2400 block of North Lexington
street, Arlington, charged with
behaving in a riotous or dis
orderly way in a public place;
Bryant Franklin Tedder of the
1900 block of Patrick Henry
drive, Falls Church. charged
with being drunk in public and
disorderly conduct; Daniel Reed
Porter of Dumfries, Va.
charged with disorderly con-
duct; William Randolph Ken
dali of Dumfries, charged with
disorderly conduct, and Charles
Lester Ferrell of Triangle, Va.
charged with attempted felo-
nious assault.
A hearing was scheduled in
all the cases for July 7 at Ma
nassas. All were freed on bond
Police said the fight between
white and Negro picnickers was
over use of a ball field at the
park, located in Prince Will
liam County, Va. One man was
cut in the fight. Arrests were
made among each group. po-
lice said.
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Falls Church Council
Rejects Conflict Case

council vote laying the matter
to rest.
In other action. the council:
/. Decreased the sewer rates
from 80 cents per 1000 gallons
Of water to 20 cents.
2. Created a seven member
citizens charter revision COM
mittee to be appointed in Octo-
Der.
8. Reversed an earlier stand
by voting to donate $4,000 to
the volunteer fire department
toward purchase of a new am
bulance. The city manager
had recommended that no ap-
preparation be made unless the
city hold title to the vehicle
terms not agreeable to the fire.
men.
4. Voted to continue, for the
time being, operating the Ii
brary by means Of a library
board rather than placing it
under the city manager. A re-
cent organization report on the
city government recommended
abolition of the board.
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not interested in helping the
people in the annexed areas.
All they're interested in is get
ting revenue it really burns
me-"
Supervisor Robert c. Gotten,
jr., pointed out that "the resi-
dents of these areas have every
thing to lose and nothing to
gain" by being annexed.
For their interests and the
interest of the county. it would
be wise for them to resist" Mr..
Gotten said.
The news from Falls Church
failed to disturb Supervisor
James Keith, who said he had
been expecting it.
AS for stopping annexation by
adopting a new form of gov
ernment. Mr.. Keith said: "I
never have felt anything we did
would have any effect on pend
ing annexation suits"
Public Hearing Tomorrow
The supervisors will hold a
public hearing tomorrow to
consider new forms of govern
ment proposed for the county.
These include the urban county
plan, possible city status and
the Arlington County plan.
The Arlington plan, which
some persons feel could be
adopted legally by Fairfax, con-
tains a built-in ban against
annexation.
Board Chairman Anne Will
kins greeted the Falls Church
plan with scorn, stating that
it was perfectly obvious they
are seeking the area that will
profit them and not the area
they can serve best"
Mrs. wilkins warned that
the biggest danger" now is
that the people of the county
might want to rush into adop-
ton Of a new form of govern
ment. This would be no help
because I'VE couldn't get it
adopted in time" Mrs. wilkins
noted.
County Executive Carlton C..
Massey said that Falls Church
last tried unsuccessfully to an
mex part of the county about
10 years ago.
AS for the city's claim that
1t could provide sewer service,
MFR. Massey noted that only q
handful" of city sewer lines
extend into the county.
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The Falls Church City Coun-
Gil last night voted not to act
on Councilman Charles A.
OHalloran's recent reques
that Planning Commission
Chairman Thomas r. Jones
and Vice Chairman Samuel
Epstein resign.
Mr.. O'Halloran charged Mr..
Epstein two weeks ago with
conflict of interests" after the
vice chairman had appeared
before the commission seeking
approval of a subdivision plat.
Mr.. Jones presided at the
meeting.
Before becoming snarled in
parliamentary red tape on how
to treat Mr.. O'Halloran's re-
quest, the five other council
men indicated their firm sup
port Of Mr.. Epstein.
Mr.. Epstein told the council
his conscience was clear on the
matter. II wouldn't resign and
I didn't feel an conflict of in
terests," he said.
Mr.. O'Halloran abstained
from the otherwise unanimous
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meal land grants by its Falls
Church and Alexandria neigh
bors.
The city manager said, how
ever, that once the suit Is
brought before a three-man
annexation court. it would
probably take at least two
years before annexation could
become a fact.
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plan fully. Also before the
council was a 144-name petit
ton protesting the annexation
ordinance.
Arguments for Suit
The other councilmen, voting
in the absence of Mayor Charles
M. HALEY, gave the following
reasons for agreeing to the
annexation suit:
/. Residential and CONNER
cial expansion of the city's
small size is essential to its
growth.
2. The area would stand to
gain from the standpoint Of
health. orderly growth, plan
ming and development under
single urban control"
8. Nearly the entire area is
currently serviced by the city's
water system and dependent on
the city's sewer system.
4. Falls Church already fur
nishes most of the fire protec-
ton for the area.
S. THE areas residents
should contribute in the form
of taxes to the jurisdiction
which has offered them most
of their municipal advantages" "
6. The proposed annexation
will not have any significant
effect on the financial situation
of Fairfax County" and will
benefit the citizens in the way
of better government services.
Z. The residents will have
a more dt ect voice in a "virile,
Evening star., 1960-06-28

Sixty-eight candidates passed
the Maryland State board ex-
aminations in dentistry given
June 6 through 8 at the Balti-
more College of Dental Sur
gerry of the University of Mary
land, the Maryland State Board
of Examiners announced today.
Twelve candidates passed the
Maryland State board exam
nations in dental hygiene.
A list of those who passed
the two examinations follows.
Dentists: John J. Atkinson, Hulon
E. Beasley, Joseph j. Berte, Alan L.
Book, Frank L. Brags, Arthur Brem.
Rolla R. Burk, jr.; John p Burton,
Gene E. Camp. Robert r. Chesney, Eli
!. Chyatte, John B. Conaghan. William
W. Cwiek, Charles A. Darby, Michael
v. Doran, jr.; Morton M Ehudin.
Irwood Fox, Joseph j. Giardina. Ron
aid M. E. Gibson, Albert H. Grob,
Ernest L. Harris. jr.; David W. Heese,
Evening star., 1960-06-28
Up
Motel Here:
Suspect Held

Two young men, one armed.
held up the night attendant of
the Park Silver Motel in Silver
Spring early today and escaped
with $94, Montgomery County
police reported.
About four hours later Dis
trict police arrested a suspect
identified as Fred Hendricks,
q, ON a robbery warrant issued
by county police.S
Police said Hendricks gave
several Northern Virginia ad-
dresses.
He also was charged with as
sault with intent to rob the
driver of a Highs Dairy money
collection truck yesterday in the
200 block Of G street S.W.
Pistol Butt Shown
Montgomery Police Pvt. John
Schrock said the Silver Spring
holdup occurred at 1880 am.
when two men walked into the
Office of the motel at 8040
Thirteenth street and ap-
preached George Williams, 55,
of : TOO Sligo avenue, Silver
Spring, who was standing be-
hind the counter.
One man had his right hand
stuck in his shirt. He pulled
his. hand out, exposing a pistol
butt, and ordered Mr.. Williams
to ''let me have the money"
Mr.. williams said he handed
the men a cash drawer, from
which they scooped up the
money and then ordered him
to open the safe.
Although Mr.. Williams had
put 5000 in the safe just be-
fore the men entered. he told
them he did not know the
combination. The men then
left after ordering him to lie
on the floor.
Car Matches Description
District police said Hendricks
was arrested in the 1900 BLOCK
of I street NV. as he walked
toward a parked car matching
the description of the getaway
car.
Hendricks denies any part il
the robbery, police said, bu
was identified in a lineup b!
Mr.. williams.
Police said the robbery at
tempt in the District yesterda,
was made by a man wht
jumped into the cab of a High
truck stopped for a red ligh
at Tenth street and Main
avenue S.W.
Alex Jay, 81, Of 1242 Six
teenth street NE. the driver
told police the assailant brand
ished a gun and ordered hir
to drive to the 200 block of
street S.W.
There, two other men drov
up and parked. The trio the
attempted to remove a saf
bolted down inside the trucl
Failing in this, they ordere
Mr.. Jay to open it, but fle
after he told them he did nc
have key.
Evening star., 1960-06-28
68 in Maryland Pass
Dentistry Examinations

Sanford s. Hochman, Herbert Hodess,
Hilton o, Hosannah, David A. Hills,
Sidney R. Howell, Clemuel M johnson,
Alan d. Jung, Calvin c. Kay, John
W. Knutson, Robert NJ. Kriegsman.
Paul H. J. Krogh, Gerard NJ. Kyle,
Nicolas Lasijczuk, Martin A. Levin,
Harry Levy, John s. McLaushlin. Fred
erick Magaziner, Martin Maeaziner.
Naoum Matsas. Felix r. Monat, Raw
mond Murakami. Adolph M. Mattel
Theodore J. Noffsineer, jr.; Franklin
L. Oliverio. Billy W. Olsen, Richard
K. Otagaki, Jack F. Papier, Philip K
Parsons, George l.. Plassnig, Ronald
A. Pomykala, James M Power, Abra-
ham Rand. Jude P. Restivo, Albert g.
Roslyn, Samuel Rudolph, william j.
Rumberger, Thomas M Rutherford
Roger c. Sears, Robert c. Smith
Lehman W Spry. Franklin s. Tish,
Gilbert A. Vitek, Harvey Webb. jr; ;
Dale L Wood, Robert M. Wood, Lester
C. Young.
HyeieniSts: Diane NJ. Brow. Shirley
H. Chinn, Rita NJ Grove, Gloria S.
Dotson, Merle j. Esaias, jeanne S.
Feingold, Judith B. Golkin, Susan M
Keller, Barbara @. Kinlock, Arlene
Levin, Nikki D. Marlowe, sandra j.
Tesmer.
Evening star., 1960-06-28
Annexation Move Against Foirfox
Approved by Falls Church Council

The Falls Church City Coun-
ell opened formal annexation
proceedings against Fairfax
County last night.
BY a 5-to-1 vote the council
approved on first reading an
ordinance calling for annexa-
tion of asa square miles Of
adjacent county territory. in
Guiding the lucrative Seven
Corners Shopping Center.
A public hearing and final
passage Of the ordinance is
slated for July II, after which
q suit would be filed.
The annexable area, sur
rounding the city on three
sides. would triple the city's
2.2-square-mile size and in
crease the population by two
and one half times to a total
of over $4,000. The area con-
tains 1920 residents.
Besides the Seven Corners
Shopping Center, the city would
take in numerous business con-
Germs bordering Lee highway.
At least four county elemen-
tary schools Willston, Sleepy
Hollow, James Lee, and Tim
berlane-would also be included
in the area.
The major portion of the
asa square miles is residential.
The outer limits of the annex
able area skirt the eastern limits
of Seven Corners and the Sleepy
Hollow subdivision, crossing
Route so at Trips Run. The
boundary then follows Trips
Run to within approximately
$50 feet of Lee highway and fol- !
lows Lee highway west to the
circumferential highway. then
north to the vicinity of pro-
posed Route 66 and then east
to the Arlington County line.
Boundary Redrawn
The area falls short of the
six square miles mapped for
possible annexation by City
Manager Lewis 2. Johnston last |
year. The boundary was re-
drawn to exclude the Arlington
boulevard Melpar plant, Jeffer-
son Village, Tyler Park and
portions of Fenwick Park.
The annexation ordinance
defines in general terms just
what the city proposes to do to
improve the area to be annexed,
such as construction of a sewer
collection and distribution CEN
ter, extension when necessary
of the city's water system, in
creased fire and police protec-
ton. provision Of free garbage
and trash collection, mainte-
nance and repair Of streets in
the area, formulation of a mas
ter plan to guide development
and coming Of the territory. and
provision of adequate education
facilities and standards.
Councilmen Charles j. He'd
etniemi cast the lone dissenting
vote, stating that neither the
council nor the citizens had
had sufficient time to study the
Evening star., 1960-06-28
Fairfax Plans
Fight
On Annexation
BY JACK KELSO
Star Staf Writer

Fairfax County promised an
grily today to fight to the last
ditch" an annexation suit
planned by Falls Church.
The response to the Falls
Church action came in a poll of
the Board of County Super
visorS.
At the same time, the super
visors disclosed they have hired
a financial expert, D. A. Robin
son Of Charlottesville. to COM
pile facts to fight such a suit.
The supervisors previously
had hired former State Senator
Frank L. Ball. an Arlington at
torney, to represent them in
court.
The Falls Church action, long
expected. came last night with
preliminary approval from the
city council of an ordinance
seeking to annex AS square
miles of the county.
Supervisor RetOrts
Supervisor William H. Moss
was quick to reply. Its like the
flea wanting to take over the
dog" Mr.. Moss said. adding /:
Il didn't think they'd do it. !
don't think they can win"
Promising a stiff fight, Mr..
Moss asserted: We'll pull out
all the stops. They'll know
they've been somewhere"
A similar reaction came from
Supervisor Stuart T. DeBell,
who said: Wen certainly fight
to the last ditch. / think
we can beat them, anyway"
Mr.. DeBell com m ented:
We're providing all the serv-
ices they can provide
Waters about the only thing
they can provide"
The Falls Church action was
termed rather presumptuous"
by Supervisor John P. Parrish.
Mr.. Parrish charged: They're
Evening star., 1960-06-28

well-managed and progressive
city"
Throughout council discus
sion Of the ordinance ran q
theme Of haste. The council
men pointed out that county
officials are pushing efforts to
head OF annexation by adop-
tion Of a county form of gov
ernment which would bar piece
Evening star., 1960-06-28
QUICK AS YOU CAN SAY AMER|C

hours IS minutes by Americans Jet Powered Electra
Flagship to Chicago Five nonstop fights leave Washington
National Airport every day.
Enjoy breakfast the 500 am. flight, arrive 9:15 am
in Chicago Or luncheon the 100 pm fight arriving
at 215 pm Another American fight at $3.50 pm arrives
at t445 pm. Two dinner fights at 4:45 pm and ITO p
arrive at 600 pm. and 1925 pm (Al times local)
Evening star., 1960-07-03
Daley Posts
No. II as As
She'll Boston

BOSTON, July 2 CAP)-
Andy Carey's slugging helped
Southpaw Bud Daley to his 11th
victory today as Kansas City
battered its way out of a seven
game losing streak with a 1916
decision over the Red Sox.
Carey, accounting for five
runs, was the central figure in
the Athletics twin four-run
innings. The muscula r third
baseman slammed a three-run
homer into the leftfleld screen
in the first and contributed a
run-producing single in the
third.
Entering the contest batting
233, Carey lined Frank Sulli-
vans OIL pitch into the nets
to put Kansas City ahead, 40,
at the outset. Hank Bauer had
hit a sacrifice fly to start the
trathc rolling across home
plate.
When Boston cut the gap to
8-6 in the last of the eighth,
Carey brought home Norm Sic
bern with a sacrifice fly after
the latter had tripled.
Daley needed relief from
Marty Kutyna in the eighth
when Ted Williams stroked a
two-run double to centerfield
Pinch-hitter Vic Wertz added
single for another run, but
Kutyna retired the final fouI
men in order.
Evening star., 1960-07-03
Moris Says
He Doesn't
Seek Record

NEW YORK, July 2 (AP).-
The newest new" Babe Ruth
would Just as soon stick to his
old handle, if you don't mind,
mo one is going to beat the
Babes record" Roger Maris
Yankee outfielder, said today
Certainly, I won't. Further
more. hitting home runs does
not interest me that much"
Right now, the 25-year old
refugee from the Kansas City
Athletics has 25 homers to his
credit. That puts him four up
on Ruth's 1927 pace when the
Babe hit his record so.
I'm not looking for any
records" Maris continued. I'm
just hoping to have a good
season and help the Yankees
win. I know much better than
to start setting any fantastic
goals for myself"
A whole fiStful of great long
distance hitters have preceded
Maris as the new" Ruth in
other years, but the record still
stands. The likes of Jimmie
Foxx, Hank Greenberg, Hack
Wilson, Ralph Kiner, Mickey
Mantle, Johnny Mize and Willie
Mays have come close.
Foxx and Greenberg came
closest, each with So.
Maris hit IA homers in June
five more than Ruth did during
the same month in 1927. But
the Bambino hit II in Septem-
ber, and that has proved the
undoing of the others.
I'll be happy if I have a
good year." Maris said. Last
year with Kansas City,, I got
off to the best start I ever had.
People were predicting I'd lead
the league in hitting.
Then l had to have an
operation for appendicitis.
was out for about a month and
I never did get going again."
Evening star., 1960-07-03
Post Hits Pair
As Reds Drub
Cubs, 1873

CHICAGO. July 2 CAP.-
The second of Wally Posts two
homers accounted for three Of
Cincinnati's six runs in the
eighth inning as the Reds rolled
to a 1873 victory over the Cubs
today.
Swinging a bat as hot as the
weather, Post hit his fourth
and fifth homers plus two dou-
bles and a single for a total Of
eight hits in his last 16 times
at bat.
Although Dick Drott, kayoed
in the fourth, drew his fifth
straight loss without victory,
Mark Freeman was the victim
of Cinnincati's belated squirt
which clinched Bob Purkey's
eighth triumph in II decisions.
Ernie Banks kept Post COM
pany in the homer derby by
blasting his 23d for the Cubs.
Both Post and Banks batted in
four runs as the Reds made it
two straight over the Chicago
ans.
Evening star., 1960-07-03
Williams HurIs
Dodgers0ver
Pirates, 81

PITTSBURGH, July 2 (AP)
Stan Williams held the Pi-
rates at bay with only four hits
today as the Dodgers downed
the National League leaders,
6-1.
The big highlander survived
a shaky start and went on to
hurl eight innings of shutout
ball. striking out six and walk
ing none in posting his seventh
victory against two losses.
The Pirates tagged Williams
for their only run in the first
inning on Bob SINNERS long
triple of the rightfield exit
gate and Dick Stuart's single
After that Williams was
practically untouchable, giving
up a harmless single in the
third and a two-base hit in the
seventh. Until Smoky Burgess
socked the double, Williams
had retired IL batters in a row
Wally Moon was the batting
hero for the Dodgers, strokine
three singles and a booming
triple and driving in three run.
in four trips to the plate
Moon blasted his triple deep tC
centerf1eld to account for two
runs in the eighth.
The Dodgers climbed all ovel
Pittsburgh starter Tom Cheney
who made his first appearance
in a Pirate uniform since be.
ing recalled from Columbus last
week. They kayoed Cheney
and took a 81 lead in the
fourth inning with two runs or
a walk, Maury Wills infielc
single, a sacrifice and Moon.
single.
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PhiIIies Beut
Giants in 18th;
Herrera Hot

PHILADELPHIA, July 2 (AP)
-Pancho Herrera's sing e
scored Ken Walters and gave
the PhillieS 80 victory over
the Giants in a inning game
tonight. Herrera also homered
in the second.
Mike Mccormick, who took
over in the 18th inning for
Billy O'Dell, took the rap for
the defeat - and made only
four pitches. He served up a
single to Walters. Bobby Gene
Smith, bunted, and both run
ners were safe on Willie Nc
Covey's error. Herrera hit the
southpaw's second pitch into
leftfield and to score Walters.
Dick Farrell posted his sixth
win of the campaign in relief
of Johnny Buzhardt, who had
engaged in an old-fashioned
pitching duel with O'Dell.
Orlando Cepeda got his 18th
homer of the season with Will
lie Mays on base to give the
Giants their two runs in the
second inning. Pinch-hitter
Jim Coker, batting for Buz-
hardt, hit his fourth of the
season in the eighth inning to
tie the game.
SAN ERANcTSCn puII ADFI puIA
Evening star., 1960-07-03
THE BASEBALL
BE A 7
BY BURToN HAWKINS

The Tax Court of the United
States has placed a value of
$3.50 a share on the 4,432 shares
in the estate of the late Clark
Griffith, as contrasted with the
family's appraisal of SOS a
share. The difference in
the calculations, still to be
settled in court. adds to 81 1853. =
120.
Low bidder for the $19.8 mil
lion worth of stadium bonds
will be announced at the
Armory Thursday at noon, with
ground breaking ceremonies set
for II am. Friday. The
spade-turning could signify the
start of a new sports era for
Washington, long handicapped
by outmoded facilities.
Fifty members of the Society
for the Preservation and En-
couragement OF Barber Shop
Quartet Singing in American
will boom it out at 1890 O'Clock
tomorrow at Griffith Stadium
before the Senators tangle with
the Yankees at / o'clock.
The Amvets will present a So
star flag to the ball club and
it will be raised by Representa-
tive Daniel Inouye, one of Ha-
waits war heroes.
Ray Looney, George Wash
ington University's quarterback
a few years ago, is batting .32S
with the Senator's farmhands
at Wilson, N. c. Camille
Pascual's older brother, Carlos
is batting .312 as a third base.
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SENATORS
Grant Keeps Grip;
Tribe Routs PoscuoI

pried three more runs from
Pascual and sent him mysti-
fed and mad, to the club
house. Singles by Marty Ke-
ough and Harvey Kuenn, Fran
cona's triple and Held's sacri-
fee fly produced three more
runs of Clevenger in the sixth.
Chuck Stobbs felt the final
failing. Centerfielder Lennie
Green lost Powers routine fly
in the sun in the eighth and it
fell safely for a double. Bubba
Phillips then whacked his third
homer into the centerfield
bleachers.
NOTES: Rudy Hernandez,
ga in 80 relief appearances at
Charleston, is being brought
up by the Senators :. To Gre
ate room. ailing Dick Hyde has
been sold to Miami Hyde
pitched only 82s innings fol-
the Senators this season.
Bill Fischer, twice a 10 loser
to the Indians. and Don Lee
will oppose Jim Perry and
Johnny Briggs in today's dou-
ble-header starting ct o'clock
Faye Throneberry collided
with Gardner while pursuing
FoileS' pop fly in the fifth in
ming Faye was spiked on
the right ankle and -four
stitches were required Man.
ager Cookie Lavagetto protest
ed that the pop fly should have
been ruled an infield fly and
thus an automatic out with the
bases loaded and none out at
the time, but the Umpires didn't
string along with him.
Francona strained his right
ankle slightly sliding into third
on his triple in the sixth in
ming and left the game, but
he is expected to play today
Harmon Killebrew hit q
pinch triple in the sixth with
one out but was stranded
Bob Allison and Dobbek were
benched for anemic averages
but Dobbek crashed the game
as Throneberry's replacement.
Evening star., 1960-07-03

Of Takoma Park, then went to
the front for good as Eastridge
retired with his engine on fire.
A crowd of 1900 saw Mairs
also win the 10-lap consolation
race. Heat winners were Clyde
Carnahan and Eastridge. Bill
Wynkoop took the SLAP match
race.
Parachutist Dick Hickman
failed to appear for his adver-
tised 1,000-foot jump preced-
ing the feature race.
Evening star., 1960-07-03
Muirs Is Winner
At Old Dominion

Jimmy MairS won his fifth
feature race in seven tries last
night at Old Dominion Speed
way, beating Chuck Talbert by
about half a lap in the 35-lap
feature for modified stock cars.
Talbert, a new driver from
Washington. led for the first
16 laps before Clay Eastridge
took over for two laps. Mairs,
Evening star., 1960-07-03
AS Call KIimchock

KANSAS CITY, July 2 (AP)
The Athletics announced to-
day the recall of Second Base
man Lou Klimchock from Dali
las-Fort Worth. To make room,
the AS asked the American
League to put Leo Kiely, left
handed pitcher, on the disabled
list because of a sore arm.
Evening star., 1960-07-03
Prospect for Braves

MILWAUKEE,. July 2 (AP)
The Braves tonight announc- =
ed that Ken Barry, 21-year-old
outf1eldsr of Cincinnati, has
signed with Austin of the Texas
League. Berry recently grad
uated from the University of
Cincinnati.