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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-17
N. RATHBLOT
President and treasurer
Guarantees 70 ALL
HASERS:

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Unseen"
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fion no will change TO another location
Of equal value prior 10 issue Of deed.
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and 5-sers farm plots ere free and
clear Of al sneumbrsnesS and are
insursbIs BY any reputable title com
PSny.
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payment Is per contract. . Special
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his office 70 the buyer without any
additional charge fer drawing up the
deed.
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delayed payment due 10 unforSiSsS
circumstances BY rssSo" Of which the
purchaser Is unable 10 meet the month
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-17

thousands Of Our Purchasers Located Throughout the
u S. Will Be Pleased 70 Hear Of the Following Report:
Large Industries Moving Their Plants TO South Jersey
Which Is in the Vicinity Of Our Developments.
MIzPAH approximately large
odionoI Million poor Manufacturing Pts add
tna One Hundred Million peIO Government project ond
number Of reodY employed will
Poed eer completion Of project Jorge DIR line terminal only IS min
drive
rhe South Jersey tOks he influx Of from cities
According the published April Of This So
million dooT
about SIX miles from Development"
Leaders from East and West Meet
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-17

, REV. q. q. SCOTT
. Pastor Of Fifth St. Baptist
! Church, RiehmOnd, Va,
who personally visited
. MlEpah Development and
) secured q domestic.
hassssssssssasasassaasI
, 1960-03-19
spy IN H SKY"
SUNDAY m MONDAY
Paramount Pictures presents
THE GEISHA BOY"

Jerry Lewis, Mary (the body
Mcdonald and Sessue Hayakawa
This is more than great Comedy
here's great entertainment,
wonderful and wildly funny it
travels with you on a guided tour
of Japan all of Japan spread
before your eyes in Technicolor
and Vista Visionl You'll lose
your head laughing /!
LATEST NEWS
, 1960-03-19
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadrupli-
cate, will be received at the
Department of Property and
procurement, Division Of Pro-
curement, Christiansted, St.
iCroix, Virgin Islands. "
HOO A. M. April Il, 1860
and then publicly opened Tor
the following:
A" Cast Iron Mechanical
Joint Pipe
The Government reserves
The right to reject any or all
ids, to waive any lnformality
n bids and, unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to accept any
sem in the bid.
Copies Of invitation to bid
may be obtained from the Di-
vision of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, St. Croix, Virgin
stands.
III DOWNING
Commissioner of Property
and Procurement
Per: 4
Alphonso RomneY
Administrative Assistant II
18-19-2I
, 1960-03-19
SENATOR

Dor Study Committee of the
Legislature, of which / am a
member, it is realized that we
cannot set a minimum Of $l.0O
per hour in the Virgin Islands
at this time. However, upon
investigation it is found that
the prevailing wage in the Is
lands today in most industries
and businesses is above go
cents an hour. Therefore, a
minimum wage of so cents an
hour will not adversely affect
business and industry, and it
will help the poor working
man to meet the constantly
rising cost of living in these
Islands.
/ also believe that it is time
that we set a maximum work
week of 40 hours, in line with
the United States and Puerto
, 1960-03-19
FOR RENT

Attractive Apartment
Housekeeping Furnished
Monthly Basis
~ to Az Rooms
Call l4s biz
, 1960-03-19
SAN ANTONIO

said the public accepted it
matter of factly.
San Antonio has a successful
desegregation record. It has
migrated schools, buses,
swimming pools and parks
violence.
, 1960-03-19
A

which was about a thousand
years ago. And the film pulls
no punches in showing their
games, feasts and battles in
scrupulously accurate a n d
forceful detail.
, 1960-03-19
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PRESIDENT IS.
corps" although emphasis
should be on quality rather
than quantity.
1--WE need a betterment of all
education at all levels if we
are to meet requirements Of
the increasing completely in
our lives" he said. "The
worldwide contest in which
we are engaged does not al
low for error, neglect or COM
| placency."
, 1960-03-19
THE TRAP"

: \ :,
Bin Triple Feature Day !!
Isl Featrra'
MART presents:
spy IN THE SKY"
The story of the secret Agents of
the satellite era
2rd FEATURE:
riot IN JUVENILE PRISON"
Evening star., 1960-12-22
Chargers Shift
Linebackers

LOS ANGELES, Dec. % (AP)
The Los Angeles Chargers
have resumed practice for their
American Football League
playoff against the Houston
Oilers January ! in the Oil City
(The game will be televised
In Washington at $3.50 pm.
by WMAL-D.
Coach Sid Gilman an.
nounced a revamping Of hi,
three linebackers yesterday
Ron Botchan moves from
middle to left linebacker; Emf
Karas takes over the middle
linebacking spot, vacating the
right linebacker post, which
goes to Rommie Loudd.
Gilman said the changes
were made on the basis Of hi.
defensive teams play in the
closing game of the regular
season against the New Yorl
Titans here last Sunday.
The changes may be due tt
the known proficiency Of
Houston Quarterback George
Blanda as q passer. The Oilers
led the AFL In passing yardage
and in total offense. They also
have the No. 3 and 4 rushers ir
Billy Cannon and Dave Smith
The Chargers beat the Oilers
twice this year and lost once
They nipped Houston in ar
exhibition game, 22-l3: lost
the first league game. 1928
and won the next. 24-2l.
Evening star., 1960-12-22
White Sox Make
100000 OutIoy
For New Talent

CHICAGO, Dec. % (AP). -
The White Sox have spent
nearly $780, 900 in the last six
months for ~ ball players,
Glen Miller, the clubs farm di-
rector, estimated today.
The players include SO
signed from high schools and
colleges for bonuses totaling
$3.50, 900. four drafted at $685.
900 each for the White Sox
roster and four more at $4,000
each for high minor league
farm clubs.
The most expensive bonus
baby was Brian Mccall, IT.
first baSeman or out
fielder, who signed for $4,000.
He is from Long Beach, Calf,
and has q contract with Idaho
Falls Of the Class C Pioneer
League.
Miller, VINO said the, White
Sox have spent In excess of
$500,000 in each Of the last
five years on their minor league
system, estimated the cost Of
scouting. including salaries and
travelling expenses, at $225, 900
q year. The club had 80 scouts,
20 Of them on full time.
Miller said the $3.50, 900 bonus
money is lower than q year
ago.
Evening star., 1960-12-22
Baseball Maker
Seeks to Breuk
Majors Contract

NEW YORK, Dec. % (AP).
"A. G. Spalding Bros, which
has been supplying the Ma
tional and American Leagues
with of1icial baseballs since
they were organized, wants to
break a 10-year contract that
runs through 1867.
Edwin L. Parker, head Of the
company, says it has been los
ing money on the deal. He
suggested a price boost, and a
decrease in number of free
balls given each team. Parker
said, however. the, suggestions
were turned down. He asks
that the contract be ended no
later than December /, 1861.
It is estimated that q team
uses about $50 dozen balls per
season, with only about Is per
cent paid for. They sell for
S2l per dozen wholesale and
retail for 1925 apiece.
Evening star., 1960-12-22
PACKERS
Continued From Page D-l

Continued From Page D-l
nung were as elusive as Bobby
Mitchell Of the Browns.
Taylor will go over you
rather than around you,"
Campbell said. But If we pur-
sue and gang-tackle like we
did against Cleveland (the Sec
ond game) I'm sure we can
come out the winner.
Ed Khayat. f1rst-string de-
fensive tackle, said he would
admit Green Bay had a great
running attack but I don't
think its as fearsome as that
Of Cleveland" .
"As good as Taylor is" the
6-foot-4, 225-pound tackle said,
II don't see where he's any
better than Jimmy Brown and
we did a good job on him in
the second game. And we
stopped John Grow Of st. Louis
pretty WE'LL"
When Cleveland defeated
the Eagles 4l-24. in the opener,
Mitchell and Brown gained 500
yards between them, but when
Philadelphia beat the Browns,
3l-29, in the return game Oc-
tober 23-which sent the
Eagles on their way to the
Eastern title-Mitchell and
Brown were held to l8l yards.
This points up the fact that
In must" games, the Eagles,
who rank next to last in rush.
ing defense. were able to rise
to the occasion and contain
any kind Of an attack enough
to win.
Evening star., 1960-12-22
ATCHISON'S S
ANGLE
By LEwlsF. ATcRIsoN

to discover that even linemen
come high these days.
But it's the quarterbacks
who make the dough. Ed
Hogan, publicity director of the
Philadelphia Eagles, recently
was bemoaning the impending
retirement Of Norm Van Brock
lni. Van Is "a. or IS, depend
ing on whose count you take,
but he's the one primarily re-
sponsible for putting the
Eagles in Mondays champion
ship game.
I'VE don't have a great
team" Hogan was saying, but
we've got a quarterback. A
team with a good quarterback
and 10 ordinary players can
win. and there aren't many
good quarterbacks around. I
hope he comes back next year
as q player"
Van Brocklin, Of course, Is
being mentioned as a possible
successor to retiring Coach
Buck Shaw.
- H&
In the situation. rs the late
Commissioner Bert Bell Of the
NIL liked to say, we suggest
raising your boy to be a quar-
terback. He'll command a nice
salary If he makes good, with
all the fringe benefits, plus re-
tirement, and they won't have
to have any days" for him
when he's old.
Also remember that as play
ers' salaries increase so will
ticket prices. The more it costs
to field q team. and it's plenty
the more the owners will charge
to see the games. You, in
effect, have got to foot the bill,
Maybe you'd do just as well
to make q plumber out of him
Evening star., 1960-12-22
Rusnic to Succeed
Tobush as Pro at
Fort Meade Club

/ Carl Rasnic. 3S-year-old goli
professional who has 9 sound
background in all phases Of the
game, will succeed Steve To-
bash as pro at the Fort Meade
Club. effective February l.
I Tobash recently resigned at
Fort Meade to become the
airst pro at the Chartwell
Country Club near Glen Bur-
ME, Md. which will open next
summer.
Rasnic has been pro, man
ager and superintendent at the
Fredericksburg, Va, club for
the past two years. and also
supervised construction Of q
new i1ine-hole course there
which will be ready about Me-
mortal Day.
Rasnic formerly operated q
driving range near College
Park, and also was the first pre-
at the Gunpowder Club.
lew Clark, who worked for
Rasnic when Carl had his driv.
Ing range. will resign as assist.
ant TO Allan Burton at Army
Navy to accompany Rasnic te
Fort Meade. The latter club
has 80 holes Of golf.
Rasnic is acknowledged tc
be one Of the longest hitters
among the Middle Atlantic
.go.t pros, and has been q
consistent prize winner in the
weekly tournaments.
I The Fredericksburg club /.
seeking q replacement for Ras.
nic.
Evening star., 1960-12-22
Ce|fcs Keep
Narrow Lead
Over Warriors

BOSTON, Dec. % (AP).-
The Boston Celtics owe their
Eastern Division lead in the
National Basketball Association
today to their mastery over
those playof- troublesome st.
Louis Hawks.
Boston'S defending world
champions led all the way to
down st. Louis, 120-10S, last
night and keep a one-iiali
game margin over Philadelphia
in the hectic division struggle.
Philadelphia edged New York,
l22-1l7. in the opener Of the
double-header. the only two
games played last night. Nc
NBA games are scheduled to-
night.
CeltS Lead Series
Boston has a 80 series mar
gin on the Hawks this season
the same st. Louis club which
took the champions the full
seven games in the April play
offs and had split two finals
series with them in the recent
past.
Like Boston, st. Louis has q
|21-9 record. The difference
The Hawks lead runnerup Los
Angeles by nine games in the
Western Division.
Sam Jones paced Boston with
% points, but Bob Petit Of the
Hawks tailed 81 for honors
Bob CouSy had IS points and
q assists for the CeltS, Tom
Heinsohn "a points and Bill
Russell % points and % re-
bounds.
Wilt Scores 80
Wilt Chamberlain tossed ir
80 points and had 26 rebounds
for Philadelphia. Paul Arizin
and Tom Cola tailed % each
Willie Naulls hit for 81 for New
York.
The twin bill was delayed ar
hour when Referee Dick Pow
|ers missed travel connections
Carl Braun. New York coach
refused to start the game with
one official, Earl Strom, or to
accept Jim Gaffney. former
NBA referee as the second
man.
Braun wondered about his
firm stand for Powers later
when the latter ousted Dick
Garmaker, the games high
scorer at halftime, early in the
third quarter.
Evening star., 1960-12-22
Aussie Netmun
Plays Today in
Bowl Tournament

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. Dec
% (AP).-The first Australian
to compete in the Orange
Bowl junior tennis champion
ships airs his talents today
against classy and warmed
up opposition.
John Newcombe of Tongue
vile. Australia, Is matched at
l pm. against the winner OF
a morning match between
Oswaldo Olmedo Of Peru
brother Of Alex Olmedo, and
J. Pluta. Newcombe is the
No. 8 seed in the international
Journeys 18-and-under divi-
sion.
Christian Duxin Of Paris.
seeded second. goes against
Jerry Duckor Of Miami Beach
in another flrst-round match.
Fifth-seeded Rodney Mandel-
STAN of johannesburg. VIM
bledon junior champion. op-
poses Donald Friis of South
Miami and Daniel Contet OF
Paris. seeded 7th. was pitted
against the winner Of another
morning match.
Bill Lenoir Of Tucson, Ariz.,
third-seeded, also plays his
first match.
Juan Gisbert Of Barcelona,
first-seeded. eliminated Ron
aid Spindle, Boulder. Colo,
6-3, 60, in opening play
yesterday.
Evening star., 1960-12-22
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Bell, 81; Anacostia, AZ.
Coolidge, 81: BAllou, As.
Jennie Dean, 50; Paige Jackson. 81.
Mackin, 72; Woodward Prep, 50.
Phelps. 81; Fairmont Heights, As.
Hoffman Boston. AZ; Alumni, AZ.
Laurel, 81; Damascus. ~.
GAMES TODAY
Mount Vernon ct Groveton. $40.
Wakefield at Osbourn, $50.
Blair ct Northwood. z.
B-CC at Richard Montgomery. $50.
wheaton at Walter johnson, 8.
Bladensburg ct High Point, z.
OXon Hill ct Suitland, z.
Alumni at Northwestern, 8.
Qwynn Park at Ryken. 8.
Eastern at Carroll, $3.50.
Alumni at st. Stephens. $50.
st. Anthony's at Yorktown, 8.
Alumni at Mckinley Tech, 8.
Alumni at Western, $3.50.
Chamberlain at Roosevelt. postponed
to January 81.
GAMES TOMORROW
GonsagA at Good Counsel. 8.
Towson Catholic at DeMatha, 8.
Mackin at Poolesville. Sis.
Damascus at Sherwood. 8.
Alumni at Gaithersburg, 8.
Alumni ct Douglass. z.
Evening star., 1960-12-22
Ohio U. Linebocker
Signed by Browns

CLEVELAND, Dec. % (AP)
The Cleveland Browns have
signed Dick Grecni Of Ohio
University for next season.
Grecni, a 228-pound center
and linebacker who lives In
Akron, was drafted by the
Browns in the 18th round ir
1869. He has been chosen tc
play In the East-West college
game.
Ohio University was the Ma.
tion's No. ! small college foot.
ball team in 1860. Grecni is
brother.in-law Of Sonny Gran.
dee. who formerly played witt
the Detroit Lions.
Evening star., 1960-12-22
Jennie Dean Trims
Puioe Jackson, 69-57

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va.
Dec. % Especially Jennie Dean
High School Of Manassas, Va,
led all the way to defeat Paige
jackson. 69-57, in basketball
here last night. It was the
Virginia schools second straight
Evening star., 1960-12-22
z NFL Clubs Sue
Toronto Promoters

TORONTO. Dec. % (AP).-
Two National Football League
clubs, the New York Giants
and Chicago Bears, have filed
q writ seeking $25,000 from
promoters Of an exhibition
game here last August.
The writ states that the two
clubs have received only halt
Of the $4,000 guarantee agreed
to in a contract with the pro-
moters. Sol Hart, Mike Carroll
and Jack Churchill, all Of
Toronto. =
Evening star., 1960-12-22

Everything will be In favor
Eof the players after the Ma
tional Football League clubs
get around TO making their
draft choices at Philadelphia
next Tuesday. Oh, to be q
husky, young football player
especially q quarerback-witt
the old league, the year-old
American Football League and
the Canadians looking fol
talent.
The collegians have begun
to understand their value, and
with three bidders the top stars
will come high. When Look
Magazine invited its 22-mar
All-American team to New Yori
for a week end, some observers
were surprised to discover the
young men outspokenly COM
merciaE One orttwo t1nideEiti-
fed players asked to be bank
rolled" to go night-clubbing
according to the New York
Times. Some reportedly
wouldn't stir out Of their hotel
rooms unless they had more
cash.
This is understandable when
you realize that these are bright
young men, most Of them with
four years Of college behind
them, who've heard Of the thou
sands Of dollars spent on corny
TV shows that aren't worth q
dime. They were part Of this
show and wanted to be paid al
least scale wages.
The players also put on tht
show for their schools during
the football season. Some must
survey the crowd and wonder Il
they aren't coming out on the
short end of the deal. Tet
Norman of Duke and Mike
Ditka of Pitt were quoted al
saying the $40 or SIS a month
they received for incidentals
such as laundry and toothpaste
wasn't enough. Others quite
frankly said they can't take the
girl friend out on their monthly
stipend.
But a boy gets an education
you say. in return for playing
football. Well, that's the idea
but all too often he must take
courses that won't involve
laboratory work and thus keep
him in school afternoons when
the coach wants him on the
practice field. And only a few
make it through school in four
years. Some have as much as
two years work to make up
after non-athletic members OF
their classes have graduated.
However, we aren't trying To
argue the old. old question Of
whether colleges should award
athletic scholarships, or fol-
playing in the band, or on the
golf team. We merely observe
that this is a buyers market
and that the young men who
have acquired q taste for good
living, if not a yen for luxuries,
are in excellent bargaining
positions.
= 4
Men like Cliff Battles, Tuffy
Leemans and Willie Wilkin
were born Is years too soon
for pro football. Battles nifty
footwork would put him in the
highest income bracket Of the
pro grid mob-in flye figures.
Ditto for an all-around back
like Leemans. And q tackle
like Willie would be delighted
Evening star., 1960-12-22
McKechnie Elected

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Dec
% (AP) Bill McKechnie, jr.
who was farm director Of the
Cincinnati Reds for eight years
is the new president Of the
class D Florida State League
He has been in the real estate
business at Bradenton since
leaving the Cincinnati job In
1883
Evening star., 1960-12-22
Rogers WrestIes Newcomer
On CupitoIMut c Curd 7 oniqht

Antonino Rocca will take on
Karl Won Hess in the feature
non-televised match on to-
nights card at Capitol. 1t will
start at $3.50.
In other bouts tonight, the
Australian Kangaroos battle
the Bavarian Boys, a team
making their first appearance
in Washington. Dick Steinborn
will meet Arnold Skoaland,
Tony Altimore will meet Red
Bastien and Tito Carreon will
wrestle Lou Albano.
Evening star., 1960-12-22
Bell Victor:
Officials Fail
To Show Up

The officials didn't show UP
for the basketball game yester-
day at Anacostia High School.
. non-league game between
Bell and Anacostia which was
postponed a week ago Tuesday
because Of the snow.
A couple football coaches
refereed and called seven per-
sonal fouls against Anacostia
and is against the visitors, but
Bells field goal accuracy
fashioned a STAT victory over
the home team.
Evening star., 1960-12-22
PhiIs Sign HurIer

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. %
(AP).-Bruce Gruber. 18, Lake
Park. Fla, a righthanded
pitcher, has signed with the
Phillies. AS a scholastic stand
out Gruber hurled seven
straight shutouts and posted
an earned-run average for the
season of OLE.
Evening star., 1960-12-22
RACING
RESUL
Churles Town

FIRST RACE-Purse. 1000: claim.
ing; 3-year-olds and yp; "a furlongs:
Oeeu.Pet brandy 400 SEQ 2.i0
sMythical Land (vaslD 1850 .le
PeppeP G. (Weakley) i.i0
SKINS Lou, Cindy's Delight, Aprons
Sky. Playban Wilson, Irish Dash, CO.
fosta. French Bleu, Time. O:52.
DISQUALIFIED from LIST TO I'd.
SECOND RACE - Purse. S1,1O0;
claiming; 3 and year olds; 6is fur
longs
Jersey Fling (SlgleF) $50 4.Oa
Lest Wallet (Capel 2.8a
Bee Anne. Northward Bound, Blow
Gun. Ima-Jay-Jay, Insmart. Brush
work, TeamSters Choice. Time, 1:23ss.
DAILY DOUBLE (S.5) $59.40
THIRD RACE-Purse, 81, 100; claim
ing; 3-year-oldS and up; about Q fur
lonRs.
Little Piekins (sIEIer) S2.2O Is.40 500
Prince chasmAr IDOnshue) Tee 3.le
SavenlenOW tSmlthl 3.2d
PISTOL shot PaTti Quiz, ouatre Pass.
MeSmony, Yardstiek. NorreW, Belle
fonte. Time, 1:2Ots.
Evening star., 1960-12-22

Buddy Mature Boy) Rogers
wrestles a newcomer, Ike Eakins
at Capitol Arena tonight in q
warmup for his meeting with
Johnny Valentine on Mondays
special show at Uline Arena.
Rogers and Valentine had
been wrestling as a team until
a feud developed and they
parted company. Jersey Joe
Walcott, the former heavy
weight champion, will referee
Mondays bout.
Evening star., 1960-12-22
ItuIiun Soccer

! ROME, Dec. az (AP).-
Soccer officials say Italy's all
star team win play Russia and
Argentina next June. The
game with Russia will be in
'Rome's big Olympic stadium
June IL. The Italy-Argentina
match is expected to be in
sMilan or possibly Turin on
June is.
Evening star., 1960-12-22
Coolidge RoIIies
To Defeat BuIIou

Coolidge High School out
scored Ballou. 1875. in the
third quarter to come from
behind and take q 52-45 VIC
tory yesterday at Coolidge. It
was the Colts first basketball
win against two losses. The
same teams play again jan
uary 4 at Ballou, whose new
team now has lost both starts.
Evening star., 1960-12-22
Mockin Swumps
Woodward Prep

Tom Richardson of Wood
ward Prep was high scorer with
10 points but Mackin had four
players in double figures on the
way to its easiest Of three
victories in i've games this sea-
Evening star., 1960-12-22
Phelps Registers
Fourth Struiqht

Phelps Vocational pulled
away from a 5000 tie to win
its fourth game without defeat,
57-45, yesterday at Fairmont
Heights. Fairmont, which led.
1879, after one quarter, dropped
its third straight.
Evening star., 1960-12-22

Totals 1911 So Totals "a "a ~
Halftime score: 34-l6, Mackin.
Evening star., 1960-12-22

Totals 27 3 57 s'Totals l6 is "a
Halftime score; 26-2O, Bell.
Evening star., 1960-12-22
FIGHT RESULTS

s,atAa rATEFsoNs Fs sronx n ESoDsa stSsDsa Il: L
Thomas, 1914 New York, 3.
Evening star., 1960-12-22
JOE KELLY'S SELECTIONS AND COMMENTS
AT CHARLES TOWN
FIFTH aAeI.Yp. $1,000, .lsm.s ts'sOu s-,..,-.a. ..'

MORE SUN AGAIN lNo boyl 10.
J SNAIL SQUARE tNe bey) III.
eAbV RUE (Mecomb) IS.
D FRIENDLY JESTER (No boy) rs.
Evening star., 1960-12-22
NBA STANDINGS

Results Yesterday
Boston, 100: st. Louis, 10S.
Philadelphia. 122; New York, 117.
Games Today
No games scheduled.
Evening star., 1960-12-22

Totals 16I34s TOTALS 16 20 So