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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-01
Telephones


The Paradox Nacional de Ia
Arruzafa, SPANS newest gov
Crnment-owned hotel, features
6. telephone in every bathroom.
The newly opened hosiery
includes Sc rooms and eight
suites. with air conditioning,
central heating, and a special
dining room for children.
1t is the nth in the govern
mems chain of country hotels
for visitorS-some of them new,
modern buildings and others in
renovated castles and palaces.
In addition to the paradores,
the government also operates a
number of motels and refugees.
The last mentioned are shelters
In remote or mountain districts.
The Spanish Tourist Office
says cost of a double room and
bath at the new Paradox Ma
cional de la Arruzafa is $4.25
a day, while the rate for a suite
is S6.75 a day. Meals are So a
day extra per person.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-01

DC-7 aircraft on a daily sched-
ule.
y
Cuba. still after the Yankee
dollar. is offering travellers 60
ing to Panama via Havana on
its Guiana Airlines a free over
night stop in the Cuban cap
ital. The Cuban Tourist Com
mission picks up the tab for the
hotel accommodations.
&& &&
A new air terminal and hotel
has been opened at Sonde
Stromfjord. Greenland. The
terminal near the icecap has
been built by the Royal Green
land Trade Department to meet
demands of increasing traffic
on the route between Europe
and the United States West
Coast, according to Scandinav-
ian AirlineS System.
y y =
FL Al Israel Airlines has be-
gun contract negotiations to
buy two Boeing TOT jets for de-
livery this month and next.
\
A Holy Land Pilgrimage
sponsored by the Franciscan
Fathers Holy Land Commits
Sariat leaves New York July IL
aboard an Air France Jet. In
Paris the pilgrims transfer to
another jet-the Caravelle-for
Athens. The one-month tour
will take in such side trips as
Rome and the 37th Interna-
tional Eucharistic Congress in
Munich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-01
ALL AT SEA
SIS Atlantic
A Busy Ship
With Export

American Export Lines plans
to send its newly acquired econ
omy liner Atlantic on a special
4l-day Mediterranean cruise
leaving New York October 10.
The vessel is currently I'M
dergoing a 50 million removal
ton which includes putting in
an outdoor swimming pool, a
passenger laundry and a new
solarium.
Already announced for the
Atlantic under AFL ownership
are five round trips through the
Mediterranean to Israel.
Ports of call on the October
Is cruise include Port Ever
glades, Fla, the Canary Islands,
Gibraltar. Palermo, Piraeus,
Haifa, MesSina, Naples, Leg
horn, Cannes. Barcelona and
Madeira. Minimum rate for the
trip is s925.
-
Americans might be nibbling
Snuten and Puten instead of
hamburgers, if another Ham
burg. Germany, dish had
caught on here, Cunard Line
reports. Cunard Line has add
ed Hamburg to its ports of call
for the Caronia's world cruise
next year. Snuten and Puten
is pigs snout and trotters.
The SIS. Aquarama, largest
passenger vessel on the Great
Lakes. on July begins daily
round trips between Detroit
and Cleveland, carrying both
passengers and autos.
Grace Lines spring and sum-
mer cruise program features
weekly 13-day Caribbean cruis-
es, sailing each Friday from
New York on the Santa Rosa
or Santa Paula. Ports of call
are Aruba and Curacao in the
Netherlands West Indies; La
Guaira. port for Caracas, Vene-
zuela; Kingston. Jamaica; Mas
sau, and Port Everglades. Fla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-01
CrossboWs Still
Hum in Belgium

Amid all the pomp and cir
cumstance the occasion war
rants, the Crossbowmen's Guild
Of Wise. Belgium. is celebrating
its 650th anniversary.
The group. created in 1910 as
a civilian militia, has been re-
viewed by Belgium's King Bau-
douin. On May Is. an interna-
tional crossbowmen's COMPETE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-01
AIR FARE
Ponugro to Inougurote
South American Jets

Panagra on Tuesday will in
augurate DC-8 jet service from
the United States to Panama,
Peru and Argentina.
Southbound flights will leave
Miami Tuesday and Friday at
2:30 am. and arrive in Panama
at sos am; in Lima at 9:25
am. and in Buenos Aires at
4:05 pm.
Northbound flights leave
Buenos Aires Wednesday and
Saturday at IL am. arriving
in Lima at l pm; in Panama
at $40 pm. and in Miami at
$3.50 pm. The airline said it
also will continue to operate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-01
THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, b. C., Moy ], 1850

ton will take place in Wise,
which is near Liege.
The celebration comes to a
conclusion on Sunday. July 10,
with various festivities, includ-
ing a grand ball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-01
Buys Hotel

James j. Navone and Asso-
ciateS, owners of the Sahara
Motel at Miami Beach, have
bought, for SIS million, the
Chateau Motel. also at Miami
Beach. c. H. Thiess, manager
of the Sahara, has been named
general manager for both.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-01

MIAMI BEACH, FLA.
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Fashion designers cater to the Dhims Of the public,
and currently the demand is big for evening apparel
that hints elegance, but does not put on airs" The
subtle overtones of the color black forms basis for
this but the designer must supply the ideas.
In response to this Don Lopez, famed West Coast
coutrer presents the Elegant Look in his 1860 line
Pictured here is a dinner costume called Persian
Room Uhich Mr. Lopez includes in his collection. This
fashion dream" is tastetuly in place in almost
"atter-sir" setting.
The dress of imported black broadcloh has inserted
bands of silk satin tuith tab and button detail. The
striking jacket has stoing back" llnesS completely
bordered lUith Black for
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Evening star., 1960-09-17

counting on the passing art
istry of Frank Pazzaglia, like
Navy's Dietz, playing his first
varsity game Sophomore
Passaglia has crowded Chuck
Packan, veteran holdover, from
his job, but Packan may well
wind up seeing more action
than anybody else. Elias plans
to use him as a halfback with
the first unit, quarterback on
the second unit and sometimes
on defense.
Future Area Rivals Play
Other games on tap today
and tonight and involving
future opponents of area teams
are Boston University at Penn
State, Nebraska at Texas, Vir-
ginia Tech at North Carolina
State, Richmond at Florida
State, Buffalo at Army, South
ern Methodist at Missouri,
College of the Pacific at Wash
ington and Villanova at Mar
quette.
CIV plays Boston u, Rich
mond and VPI; Maryland plays
Penn State, North Carolina
State and Texas, the latter here
next Saturday and Navy meets
Villanova. SMU, Washington
and Army.
Other games of note include
Pittsburgh at UCLA, Kentucky
at Georgia Tech, Texas Ann at
Louisiana State, Tulane at
California, Idaho at Oregon
and Stanford VS.. Washington
State at Spokane.
Evening star., 1960-09-17
Redskins Play Packers
In Winston-SoIem

has been nursing a pulled leg
muscle but may be used to re-
lieve Starr.
In an effort to jazz up ar
offense that has produced only
four touchdowns thus far
Coach Mike Nixon will star
Jim Podoley at right half fol
the Redskins in place of Rookie
Sam Horner. 1t will be Podoley's
first appearance since he wa.
sidelined a month ago with
appendicitis.
The Redskins last night
traded Halfback Ed Sutton anG
Tackle Don Boil to the New
York Giants for future draft
choices.
Boil, a 280-pound offensive
tackle, was beginning his eighth
season with the club. He played
service ball with the Quantico
Va, marines and attended the
University of Nebraska.
Sutton, a regular offensive
halfback for three seasons, is q
graduate of the University Of
North Carolina. 3
Evening star., 1960-09-17
Top StarsRace
NUN. Cap al
Atlantic City
By JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Sept.
17.-Anticipating the grass race
Of the year. a crowd expected
to reach 27, 900 was moving into
the Atlantic City track today
for the eighth running Of the
100000 United Nations Handi-
cap.
Early arrivals on hand to
stake out unreserved seats were
greeted by sunshine which in
sured a firm grass course for
the fancy field of 10 starters
in the mile and three -Sixteenths
classic at this seaside track.
Brookmeade Stables Sword
Dancer, 1859 horse of the year,
was the morning line favorite
at 7-2 for this race. which had
all the ingredients to make it
one of racing'S most memorable
contests. Eddie Arcaro was
plotting Sword Dancer, seek
ing to add his first United Ma
tions conquest to his crowded
showcase of Stakes victories.
Disagree With Odds
Many observers have disa-
greed with the program odds
maker, holding that Turfland
Stables hard-running 3-year-
old Bally Ache would wind up
the choice by post time at 5:45
pm.
The United Nations Handi-
cap was being televised by CHS
(WTOP-9) on a national pro-
gram, scheduled to run from
$50 to 6 pm. Bryan Field was
to call the race for television
watchers.
Unlike recent runnings Of the
United Nations, which were
dominated by the now-retired
Round Table Che won the 1857
and SO runnings), this years
event was as wide open as a
prairie.
Receiving nearly as many
See RACING, Page Alb
Evening star., 1960-09-17

succeeded Pappy Lewis last
spring.
The Terps planned to start
Richie Novak, who lives 20 miles
from Morgantown, at quarter
back, hopeful that he can du-
plicate his three touchdown
passes of last years game,
which Maryland won, PIT.
Dietz at Navy Helm
Navy, which routed Army in
the finale to save its season last
year, faced the much h-improved
Eagles today still wondering
how the quarterback position
will shape up.
Harry Dietz, fresh from sue
cess on the Navy 150-pound
team, got the starting role to-
day, with Hal Spooner, a third
stringer last season, in the No.
2 spot.
The Middies, a 7-point favor
ite, seemed solid in other po-
sitions and were counting
heavily on the running of Half
back Joe Bellino. Boston Col
lege, under a new head coach,
Ernie Hefferle, ex-line coach of
the Redskins, was certain to
bank heavily on the strong
passing arm of John Amabile,
who ranked 18th nationally in
that department last year.
CIV has a new head coach,
Bill Elias, and so do the Gators
in Ray Graves.
Florida is rated a 20-point
choice over CIV, which will be
Evening star., 1960-09-17

WINSTON-SALEM, Sept. 16
(SpeciaD-The winless Red
skins and unbeaten Green Bay
Packers are expected to main
tain their respective ratings
tonight when they make their
farewell appearance in the To-
bacco Bowl. The game next
year will be shifted to Colum-
bus, Ga. if present plans
materialize.
The kickoff is scheduled for
9 pm. Washington time, with
Jim Gibbons and Eddie Gala
her calling the play-by play on
WTOP radio.
The heavily favored Packers
already have bowled over five
league opponents on the ex-
hibition circuit, while the Red
skins have failed to hit the win
column in as many tries.
M. C. Reynolds will start at
quarterback for the Redskins.
and Bart Starr is expected to
do the same for the Packers.
Lamar McHan, who alternateu
with Starr in previous games,
Evening star., 1960-09-17
StobbsNearinc
Top Place as
Griff Winner
Southpow Beuts
Red Sox for l1-6
Season Record
BY BURTON HAWKINS
Star stan Writer

Chuck Stobbs. who possessed
the Senator's worst record last
season. could wind up as theil
big winner this year in a head
to-head battle for the honor
with Pedro Ramos.
Stobbs participated in his
third tandem Shutout last night
before a crowd of 10,423, re-
quiring an assist from Ray
Moore as the Senators defeated
Boston, 80, to cling to a half
game lead over the flfth-place
Indians. Cleveland bumped of
Kansas City, Az.
Chuck hasn't pitched a COM
plete game since 1857. He
was within one out of it last
night but walked Pumpsie
Green to place two runners on
base with two down in the
ninth. With the dangerous Ted
Williams in the on-deck circle,
Evening star., 1960-09-17

MILWAUKEE,, Sept. II (AP)
The pitch Milwaukee south
paw Warren SPAIN allegedly
has lost-a blazing fast ball
carried him to a no-hitter at
the age Of SO.
The top left-handed winner
in National League history
achieved a personal goal last
night by dazzling the Phila-
delphia Phillies for the first
no-hitter of his brilliant career
in a 40 pitching masterpiece.
"The fast ball was hopping
out there" SPAIN said after
posting his 18th 20-victory
season. THE other pitches
were okay. but it was the fast
ball that did it."
SPAIN, who wishes people
would forget about his age,
laughed and joked about
getting too old to pitch" But
he became dead serious when
he talked about his next goal
winning 800 games before
hanging up his glove.
Fans Is, Walks Two
A certain bet for the Hall
of Fame, SPAIN struck out Is
and walked only two in gain
ing his 287th victory of his
brilliant career and matching
teammate Lew Burdette's no
hitter against the same PhilS
on Aug. Is.
SPAIN, who has two one
hitters to his credit since
Evening star., 1960-09-17
MARYLAND and Middies Fovorites,
CIV Underdog in Op peners Today

College football rears its head
right into the thick Of the
American League pennant race
today, with all three of the
areas major teams opening
their seasons, along with many
other colleges throughout the
Nation.
Maryland, hoping to regain
its stature as a power in the At
lantic Coast Conference, plays
at West Virginia, while Navy,
trying to find out something
about its quarterbacking, visits
Boston College in afternoon
games. George Washington
plays Florida at Jacksonville
tonight.
Howard also gets off the
ground in a game today at the
Coast Guard Academy at New
London, Conn.
Georgia Bama on TV
With all the area teams on
the road, fans here can settle
back and watch Georgia open
defense of it's Southeastern
Conference title against Ala
bama on television. The NCAA
televised game of the day will
be seen here on Channel 7,
starting at 3:45 pm.
Maryland was rated a 61a-
point favorite to beat the
MountaineerS in the Terps
first appearance in Morgan
town in 10 years.
About $4,000 were expected
to see West Virginia make its
debut under Gene Corum, who
Evening star., 1960-09-17
BY the Associated Press

Two little lefties and two big
bats have put the New York
Yankees a game ahead of Bal
timore in their weekend show
down for the American lead
and perhaps the pennant.
Whitley Ford, Strugglin 6
through his worst season but
still Manager Casey Stengel'S
No. l guy in the clutch, and
Bobby Shantz choked off the
Orioles as the Yankees rode in
with a 4-2 victory on home runs
by Hector Lopez and Roger
MariS last night.
1t was the opener of a four
game series at Yankee Stadium
and once more dropped the Ori-
oleS two games behind in the
decisive lost" column.
Estrada VS.. Turley
The Birds, with a dozen
games left to play compai ed to
the Yankees IA, picked ace
Chuck Estrada, a rookie with a
17-9 record, for this afternoons
game against Bob Turley (8-3)
The series ends with a double
header tomorrow.
The Yankees also moved
three games ahead of the third
place Chicago White Sox. The
defending champions, who hao
hoped to gain ground while the
Orioles and Yanks battled, lost
the opener of a four-game SET
at Detroit, 4-3.
Cleveland defeated KanSa.
City, Az, and Washington beat
Evening star., 1960-09-17
Dykes Suspends Grant
After Row With Coach

CLEVELAND, Sept. II (AP)
Jim (MudcaD Grant, a
pitcher for the Cleveland In
dianS, was suspended - with
out pay-for the rest of the
season by Manager Jimmie
Dykes last night when he
walked off the field.
The departure during the
game against Kansas City by
Grant, a Negro, came after an
argument in the bullpen with
coach Ted Wilks, who is white.
Grant said Wilks called him a
"black so-and-So." Wilks was
not available for comment.
Cleveland, which broke the
color barrier in the American
League with the introduction
of Larry Dolby in 1947, has had
several Negroes on its team.
There never has been a racial
incident.
Dykes said he first learned
of the walkout when he called
Wilks in the bullpen in the
second inning to have Grant
to warm up. Wilks told the
manager that there had been
Evening star., 1960-09-17
TURLEY FACES ESTRADA TODAY
Ford Shows Old Mastery
As Yonks Check Orioles

Maris' seth home run, with
a man on in the fifth inning,
nailed it for the Yankees
against Rookie Steve Barber
(l0-6), who gave up Lopez
ninth home run in the fourth.
Homer Cracks Tie
An Sighth-inning home run
by Harry Chiti-off White Sox
relief ace Gerry Staley-cracked
a 3-3 tie for the Tigers. The
SoX were checked on five hits
by Frank Larry Q3-15). Early
Wynn was the Sox starter, and
scored the tying run in the
seventh when he surprised ev-
eryone by scoring from third
after Ted Kluszewski'S short fly
to center. But Wynn injured
his elbow pitching and Staley
l2-8) took over in the seventh.
The Indians victory, Jim
Perry's 17th, was settled by
third-inning solo home runs by
Mike de La Hoz, Johnny
Romano and Tito Francona
against Ned Carver (2-9). But
triumph was marred by a bull
pen argument between Negro
right-hander Jim (Mudcat)
Grant and Tribe coach Ted
Wilks, who is white. Grant,
who said Wilks made a racial
Slur against him, walked out of
the park. He was suspended
for the rest of the season by
Manager Jimmy Dykes, with
the approval of General Man
ager Frank Lane, for not re-
porting to the Tribe skipper.
Evening star., 1960-09-17
Oregon States
Win Is First
Upset Of Year

LOS ANGELES, Sept. II
(AP).-Oregon State, a 19-
point underdog, stunned South
ern California, 14-0 last night
for the first major upset Of the
new college football season.
A crowd of 32,928 watched in
disbelief as the lighter Beavers
completely Shackled the beefy
Trojans and registered their
first victory over Southern
Cal in Los Angeles since 1885.
With the exception of Ma
tional champion Syracuse, most
Of the top teams in the country
got into action today and to-
night.
Top night game on the pro-
gram pits Mississippi, second
to Syracuse last year and the
Sugar Bowl winner, against
Houston. The Cougars are
particularly eager to make a
good impression because they'd
like to get into the Southern
Conference. They quit the
Missouri Valley.
Wastes Little Time
Oregon State scored the first
time it got its hands on the ball
last night, marching ga yeards
in eight crisp plays with Left
Halfback Don Kasso barreling
16 yards off his right end for
the touchdown. Tim Andersen
kicked the first of his two extra
points.
Oregan State took the kick
off opening the second half and
travelled II yards in 10 plays,
mostly in the air on the throw
ing of sophomore Halfback
Terry Baker.
Chuck Marshall, 193-pound
senior fullback, banged two
yards in the final play of the
series.
Oregon State was on the Tro-
jams 2-yard mark and ready to
score again when the final gun
fired.
1t was a personal victory for
coach Tommy Prothro, who
guided Oregon State from a
wheelchair high above the
presSbox. Prothro is suffering
from a bad sacroiliac and can
hardly walk.
The Trojans fumbled five
times.
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Attendance-32,92
Evening star., 1960-09-17
13 in Futurity
AtAqueduct

NEW YORK, Sept. II (AP)
Thirteen Of the country'S best
2-year-old thoroughbreds have
been named for today'S $780,
000-added Futurity at Aque-
duct, but Hail to Reason, gen.
orally rated the top colt in the
division, won't be there.
(The race will be televised
by WTOP at 4:30 PM
Hail to Reason originally
was one of the 871 entries made
for the Futurity in August OF
1858. Subsequent payments
were not made by Trainer
Hirsch Jacobs so the No.
2-year-old isn't eligible.
Crozier, from Fred w. Hoop
er's stable, is the favorite to
charge through the 612-furlong
test and grab the firSt-place
money of $85,837. If all 13
start the total pot will be
$139, ,160.
Hooper's colt won the recent
Washington Futurity and also
took the Prairie Stakes at Chi
cago. Should Crozier triumph
he would equal the achieve
mentS of Rose Bower, who
came from the West last week
to take the Matron, the f1llJ
version of the Futurity.
Others who are expected tc
get consideration are Leonard
P. Sasso's Globemaster, ar
$50, 1000 purchase as a yearling;
Meadowbrook Stables Little
Tumbler. the only filly in the
field; Calumet Farms Beat
Prince; Alfred Vanderbilt
Table Hopper; c. v. Whitney's
Chinchilla, and Hal Price Head
ley's Scattergood.
The remainder of the field il
made up of Garwol, Preempt
Covered Bridge, Ambiopoise
Fountain Hitler and Annihila.
ton.
All will carry 122 pounds
except Little Tumbler. She
gets a 3-pound allowance be-
cause of her sex.
Ten f1llieS have started in the
previous 10 runnings of the Fu-
turity. the most recent being
Mrs. George D. Widener's Eve
ming Out in 1858. She finished
out of the money.
Evening star., 1960-09-17
Lost Fast Ball Got Him
No-Hitter, Spain Says

winning his first game for the
Braves in 1916, received only
one scare in moving down the
Phils. And that came on the
final pitch of the game.
With two out in the ninth,
Bob Malkmus raped Spahn's
first pitch. The ball bounced
off Spahn'S glove as Short
stop Johnny Logan made a mad
dash from his position.
Logan, noted for his ability
in getting a throw away quickly
Scooped up the ball and fired tc
First Baseman Joe Adcock
The hurried throw was wide tc
the right and low. But Adcock
who is 6-3, stretched as far as
humanity possible and came UP
with the ball for the final out
Saw Logan'S Play
Il didn't know where the ball
was after it hit my glove, y
SPAIN said later. "Then I saw
Logan make that fine play
And then Adcock came up with
a great play on his end"
Il thought I had a hot po-
tato." Logan said. II had to get
rid Of it-and knew the throw
was off. Joe had to stretch so
far I thought he was gong to
burst. I never tried to get off d
throw quicker. I just had to-"
Catcher Del Crandall kidded
SPAIN along with Burdette and
fire -balling right-hander Bob
See SPAIN, Page ALA
Evening star., 1960-09-17

Boston, 30, on the five-hit
pitching of winner Chuck
Stobbs and Ray Moore.
In the National League. War
rem SPAIN pitched his first no.
hit game, won his goth and put
Milwaukee in second place with
a 40 decision over Philadelphia
that pushed the Braves within
5l2 games Of flrSt-place Pitts
burgh. The Pirates lost, 4-3, at
Cincinnati, and San Francisco
spilled st. Louis to third, 6-2.
Los Angeles defeated Chicago'S
Cubs, 5-4.
Shantz Stops Rally
The Yankees, 1919 for the
season over the Orioles and
I'll at Yankee Stadium, won
this one when Shantz came
on in the ninth with two out
and the bases loaded, gave up
a two-run single by Jim Busby
and then struck out Marv
Breeding on three pitches. Ford,
now 1919 with a So record over
the Birds, allowed only five hits
and didn't walk a man through
825 innings. Then he was
clipped for a single by Walt
Dropo and a double by Ron
Hansen before giving up a walk
to Gus Triandos which loaded
the bases.
1t was the sixth straight time
Ford has failed to finish, and
the runs in the ninth ended
his Shutout string over the
Birds at Yankee Stadium at
3325 innings.