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Evening star., 1960-02-23

11OW al u.
He said yesterday the selec-
ton of a replacement will
come from one of three candi-
dates interviewed by the other
six board members at a closed
meeting on Saturday.
They are Clifford K. Beck,
As. of Clarksburg; Alfred
Christie III, A, of Washing
ton Grove, and Robert B.
Myers. As. of Washington
Grove.
Mr.. Howard said all three
are from the county's second
school district. as did Mr.. Nc
Graw. He said they we're the
ones picked as the most quail
fed and available from a list
of about 81 names recon-
mended or suggested by various
sources. None Of them specific
ally sought the appointment,
which will run until the next
school board elections in No
vember, Mr.. Howard said.
Two are employed at the
Atomic Energy Commission
near Germantown and the
third is an attorney.
Evening star., 1960-02-23
Charter Bill for Falls Church
Is Amended, Approved by Senate

fax, authorizing that county
to form a public corporation
to provide sewage disposal
services. Mr.. Webb said the
county is interested in provid-
ing sewage lines to the new
Dulles International Airport al
Chantilly. 1t would build It's
own disposal facilities or pipe
sewage into the District Of Co.
lumbia for treatment at Blue
Plains.
A McDiarmid- Webb bill, in
creasing from 96 to 102 inches
the maximum width of pas
senger buses that can travel
Fairfax County roads. Mr.
Webb said the AB&W Transit
Co. is seeking permission to
provide bus service to the
Chantilly Airport and needs the
authorization before it pur-
chases new and wider buses
which already are approved on
streets in Alexandria and Ar
lington County.
BY Delegate James M. Thom-
son of Alexandria, requiring
motorists to yield the right OF
way to volunteer fire depart
ment vehicles on emergency
calls.
BY Mr.. Webb, to regulate
private detectives. The bill
would place detective agencies
under Virginia's Department
of Professional and Occupa-
tional Registration. He said
there have been abuses be-
cause there is no law for licens-
ing and control.
BY the Arlington delegation,
authorizing the county board
to establish parking districts
in congested business areas for
of street parking. Owners of
Is per cent of the property
within a proposed district also
could initiate the move. A spe-
cial tax would be imposed on
owners of business properties
within the districts. This lat
! ter feature has raised conSti-
tutional doubts from the State
Evening star., 1960-02-23
Alexandra Girl
Charges Rope

A 19-year-old telephone op-
orator told Fairfax County
police she was raped early Sun
day by a man who offered to
drive her home from work.
Police said today the girl,
who lives in Alexandria, had
stopped at a restaurant when
she finished work after mid
night. She met a man whom
she knew. police said, and ac-
cepted his offer to drive her
home.
Instead, police said, the man
drove to secluded road in the
Gunston Hall area Of the coun-
ty and raped her.
The man, arrested later Sum-
day, was scheduled for a hear
ing Friday in Fairfax County
Court.
Evening star., 1960-02-23

legal department because the
proposed tax would not be uni
formly applied throughout the
county.
Road Fund Formula
BY Senator Fenwick, to dis
tribute primary highway funds
on a four factor formula iden-
tical with the method of dis
Itributing secondary road funds
His bill would add the total
number of vehicle miles trav-
eled as a factor to those of
area, population and total
highway mileage in dividing
the money among the eight
highway construction districts
Evening star., 1960-02-23
THE EVENING STAR B-3
Washington, D. c. r
TUesdoy, FebrUov 23, 1860

Warren County. The latter two
operate public schools but pri-
vate citizens have financed sep
arate segregated schools for
white children.
The citizens Of these areas,
the resolution says, have been
beSet by what we firmly believe
to be an unwarrantcd encroach-
ment Of the Federal judiciary
upon the sovereign rights Of
this Commonwealth" The citi-
zens were commended for hav-
ing "resisted-with dignity and
firm resolution consistent with
the finest traditions of this
Commonwealth"
Evening star., 1960-02-23
Refreshment Stand
Damaged by Bluze

Fire yesterday mage d
Jerry's frozen custard stand,
1909 Bladensburg road, Colmar
Manor. Md.
Prince Georges County fire
officials said the blaze appar-
emily was started by a short
circuit in an extension cord.
Flames were confined to the
rear of the building where a
walk-in freezer closet was
damaged.
Evening star., 1960-02-23
BY q Star stAn Writer

RICHMOND, Feb. 23.-An
amended Falls Church charter
bill today was sent to the House
of Delegates after passing the
State Senate.
The measure by State Sena-
tor John A. K. Donovan of
FairfaX-Falls Church no longer
contains its original provisions
for referendumS on local ordi-
nanceS or future amendments
to the charter.
The referendum features
were opposed by some Falls
Church citizens at a recent
committee hearing.
A total of 124 bills and s
resolutions were introduced in
the House of Delegates before
it adjourned its first night ses-
sion at I0:30 o'clock. The Sem
ate received So new measures.
Yesterday was the deadline for
new bills, except those accept
ed by unanimous consent or
requested by the Governor.
A score of measures local in
application to Northern Vir-
ginia were introduced. They
included
Final ZOning Authority
BY Arlington Delegate Har-
rison Mann, giving the county
board final decision over plan
ming commission recommended
tionS on coming under the mas
ter plan.
BY Mr.. Mann and Senator
Charles r. Fenwick, authoriZ-
ing the county board to create
a revolving fund for future land
acquisition.
Similar bills by the same two
patrons, authorizing any local
governing body to issue bonds
for diversified public purposes.
This has an objective similar to
the revolving fund bill but
would apply to all areas desir-
ing to utilize the law.
BY Delegates John Webb and
Dorothy McDiarmid of Fair
Evening star., 1960-02-23
Book Review Slated

Mrs. Marquis Childs, wife Of
a Washington news correspond
ent, will review Allen Drury's
Advise and Consent" at II
am. Thursday at All Saints
Episcopal Church. Chevy Chase
Circle, Chevy Chase, Nd.
Evening star., 1960-02-23
School Boord Member
May Be Picked Tonight

The Montgomery County School Board may decide to-
night who should fill the vacancy created by the reSgna
tion of Board Member Willard G. McGraw last month.
regular meeting of the board is scheduled in Rockville
at and the question of Mr.. Mcraws likely
will be considered, according President Paul C.
, 1960-10-31
Trio Charged With
Disturbance Of Peuce.
Fined IN Nun. Court

Three men, Julio Felix
Mercado, Gerardo Ayala
Blancero and Andres Avila,
charged with disturbance Of
the peace were fined SIS
each. All the fines were sus-
pended.
Judge Moorhead warned
the men that the fines were
suspended because they had
no record.
, 1960-10-31
Public Invited TO
Open House at
Alex. Hu1niltonAi-port

There will b E Open
House at the Alexander
Hamilton Airport tomor-
row morning at Il o'clock.
The public is invited to
visit the new building.
Governor John David
Merwin will be on hand to
welcome the guest. John
Labeeb Alexander, mana
ger Of the Airport will be
host.
The official ceremonies
for the formal opening Of
the Airport will take place
in December when the Sc
cretary Of the Interior will
be present.
, 1960-10-31
D~ennerY's Celebrdte
TwentY-fifth Wedding
Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Valdemar
Dennery celebrated their
twenty-fifth wedding ami
versary at their home in the
F'reegut area.
Many friends Of the cou-
pie from all over the Island
and st. Thomas, called on
the couple and enjoyed a
buffet supper, an assort-
ment Of drinks and ice
cream.
, 1960-10-31
Miss Jewel Wulcott
Becomes Bride of
John de Crosse

John de GrQSSe
Miss Jewel Walcott,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
!. Henrique Walcott became
, the bride Of John de Grasse,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
de Grasse Of Frederiksted
in a pretty wedding at the
st. Johns Anglican Church
at 4:30 pm. yesterday. The
ceremony was performed
by he Rev. Roger w.
Smith, rector.
The bride was given in
marriage by her father; the
groom's best man was Val
grave Tutein. Bridemaids
we're Hermaine, Phillis,
Beverly and Willie Mae
Walcott, Helen George and
Shirley Jackson. Flower
girls were Veronica Sim
milkjer, Rita James, Denise
and Ethel Hennenan, Fern
Joseph and Alexis Hender-
sen. Little Robert Bowling
and Bruce Hicks were Ring
bearers. The maid Of honor
was Dolores Walcott.
Ushers were Daryl Wal
colt, Clyde Farrelly, Floyd
Henderson, Pablo Belardo,
Charles Messer and Darwin
King.
The bride wore a dress
Of lace nylon, white satin
pomps, a silver crown and
veil and carried a bouquet
Of white carnations.
A reception was held at
the Jungle Casino where
over two hundred guests
were gathered. Music was
furnished b y Glenwood
Bough's orchestra.
, 1960-10-31
Film on Fdlconry
To be Shown at
Christiunsted Fort

Through the courtesy Of
DR.. r. M. Bond, an interest
ing color film entitled
Modern Falconry' will be
at the old Municipal
Courtroom in the Christian
sted Fort on Wednesday
night, November 2, at $50.
All former members Of
the 81. Croix AudubonSo-
ciet Y, particularly, and the
public in general, are cor
daily invited to see this
film.
, 1960-10-31
f rtY-seven Veteruns.
Others Get Deeds to
Amos Hope Lend

44OPC A0440
Forty-seven veterans and
other persons were given
deeds to land at Anna
Hope by Governor John p.
MerWin, this morning in a
special ceremony held at
Government House at IL
o'clock. The land was made
available for demonstrating
under a bill which was
passed by the Ninth Coun-
Gil (of the former Munich
pality Of ST. Croix), at its
second session.
The bill was amended
giving preference to all vet
Grams who had served in the
armed forces of the United
States from t h Virgin
Islands,
Governor MerWin in his
remarks before formal pre-
sentation of the Deeds, said
that he was glad to be pre-
sent for such an occasion to
see another realization of
homesteading on the Island
where individuals can have
their own homes to live in.
The forty-seven persons
are the first Of one hundred
and seven who have APP
piled for land at Annals
Hope. AT the conclusion of
his talk he introduced Sena-
tor Walter I. NJ. Hodge who
had sponsored the bill in
the Council and saw it
through to its fulfillment.
The deeds given + Q I
Annals Hope land will be
recorded without cost.
, 1960-10-31

tiansted was stabbed in the
abdomen by Eva Bowling
with a seven and a half
inch knife during an alter
cation on Saturday night.
Moore was taken to the
Charles HARDWOOD Memorial
Hospital and treated.
, 1960-10-31

John de Crosse Tdkes
Over Dl1fiAs as Deputy
Clerk Of Nun. Court
John de Grasse. who
takes UP his new duties as
Deputy Clerk Of the NUM-
cipal Court, was introduced
BY Judge William Moor
head this morning.
Mr.. de Grasse, who was
formerly on the staff Of the
Virgin Islands National
replaces Raymond
Plaskett who is now in
charge Of the Office Of the
Attorney General for the
collection Of Child Support.
Evening star., 1960-01-03

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Evening star., 1960-01-03
Elliott Third
In Slow Mile

SORRENTO, Australia, Jan.
2 (AP).-Herb Elliott. Austria
liza mile great, plodded to third
place in a slow 1,000-meter
tabout two-thirds mile) run to-
day in form so poor that his
coach commented that shows
how easily a man of Elliott's S
class can lose condition"
Since his marriage about a
year ago. Elliott has quit the
spartan training routine ad-
vocated by his coach, Percy
Cerutty. 1t was while he fol-
lowed Cerutty's rules of running
in deep sand or up steep hill
sides and eating only grains
and nuts that Elliott lowered
the world record for the mile
to 3'54.5.
Today he finished Is yards
behind the winner in 2 minutes.
28 seconds. The listed world
record is 2:l8.l.
Only on the first lap of the
race, run over a turf course,
cid Elliott show any form. He
tired rapidly after that.
Il didn't expect to do much
better said Elliott. Il just
finished my first week Of train
ing. The race left me very
tired. There's a long time TO
go before Rome"
The Olympic Games will be
held in Rome next summer.
Evening star., 1960-01-03

sMU professor of theology, Of
ficiated.
Miss Morrison and Yates
were married first and waited
in the vestibule until Miss Per-
sonius and Schwedes were wed.
Then the couples left the
chapel four abreast to meet q
shower Of rice from members
of the Syracuse team and foot
ball fans.
Yates was asked which was
more fraying on the nerves,
yesterdays Cotton Bowl game
or today's ceremony.
Both were pretty tough to
go through" he replied.
The couples went to the
nearby SMU student center for
a reception.
About 200 persons filled the
chapel and attended the recep-
ton.
Mrs. Schwedes called the
chapel very lovely" and said
1t reminded her Of q Methodist
chapel in Syracuse.
The brides wore long white
wedding gowns and white wells.
Last night, Schwedes, half
back from Whitehouse, N. j.,
and Yates, tackle from Mont
pelier. VT, we're signed to con-
tracts by Boston of the Ameri-
can Football League.
The four are to leave Dallas
Evening star., 1960-01-03
Grid Rules, Recruiting
On Convention Aqendo

gathering agency for the NCAA
enforcement program. There
are believed to be about Is
official inquiries pending. But
the identities of the schools
concerned are secret.
The NCAA convention proper
begins Wednesday and prom
iSes to be relatively tame, COM
pared with some Of the robust
sessions Of the early sos when
the Sanity Code and the con-
trolled TV program were un-
der fire.
Letter Of Intent" Studied
The TV Committee will make
its annual report, but it is not
expected to deviate much from
the policy Of strict control.
There also will be a progress
report Of a special committee
on recruiting and financial aid
practices. The latter may cause
a rumpus in the area of letter
of intent" by which a student
athlete would be bound to the
NCAA-member school to which
he agrees in writing to attend.
Proponents, Including the
powerful Big Ten and South
eastern Conferences, claim 1t
will stop pirating Of prospec-
tive athletes.
Opponents. including the
Eastern College Athletic Con-
ference, look on the letter Of
intent as a form of profess
sionalism in that it requires
a contract signing"
Evening star., 1960-01-03
Milky Scores 2o
In Penn Victory.
St. Joseph's S Wins

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2
(AP).-Bob Mlkvy scored 20
points tonight, leading Penn to
a 67-57 victory over Princeton
in the first game of a double
header at the Palestra.
st. Joseph's defeated Man
haitian, 82-76. in the second
game.
Penn opened a 1914 lead in
the first five minutes of play
and held a 24-l8 lead with
three minutes left to play in
the first half. But field goals
by Al Kaemmerlen, Pete Camp
bell and Don Swan made the
half-time score PAPA.
The second half was nip and
tuck until Joe Cook dumped in
a field goal and two foul shots
to give Penn Q 41-38 lead. In
the last 13 minutes the Quak-
ers steadily widened the lead.
Campbell scored 81 points.
Evening star., 1960-01-03
SprintersJoin
BaItimoreFie|d

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2 (AP)-
Entries for next Saturdays
All-Eastern indoor track meet,
the first In the Nation this
season, approached the 300
mark today.
Ira Davis, former LaSalle
star. and George Sydnor, a
former Villanova flash, were
added to the sprint field which
already includes Don Whitaker
and Butch Spiegel of Mary
land. Paul Winder of Morgan
State and Bo Robertson of Fort
Lee, Va.
Davis and Sydnor now do
their running for the Philadel-
phia Pioneer Club, which also
has entered Josh Culbreath,
one-time Morgan State great.
Culbreath, who competed in
the 1856 Olympics. won the
All-Eastern 600-yard run two
years ago but he is primarily
known as a 400-meter hurdler.
Georgetown University has
agreed to send a 21-man dele
cation. headed by AL Haddi-
mott, 1858 IC-4-A indoor hur-
dies champion.
Evening star., 1960-01-03
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Evening star., 1960-01-03
TerpsChoose
NewStarters;
CIV, GUP|ay

Bruce Kelleher, q 6-foot-2
guard. apparently has earned
q place on Maryland's starting
basketball team.
The good all-around play
and II and 23-point scoring
performances that won him q
place on the all-tournament
team at last weeks Blue Grass
Festival at Louisville is taking
up some of the slack left when
two Terps regulars were dropped
for disciplinary reasons.
Coach Bud Millikan indicates
the other new man in the first
five probably will be Bob Will
son, a 6-foot-10 junior.
The Terps get back to their
regular schedule tomorrow night
in a home game against Yale.
Also on this weeks slate for
the Terps is an Atlantic Coast
Conference tussle against
South Carolina here Friday
night. The Terps are IL in the
league, the Gamecocks Ia.
The big game here this week,
however, should be Wednes-
day nights neighborhood and
Big Three setto between George
Washington and Georgetown
at Uline Arena. CIV beat the
Hoyas twice last year en- route
to the Big Three title, but has
lost one league test already to
Maryland.
This weeks schedule:
TOMORROW
Yale at Maryland ...
TUESDAY
American o. at ouantieo Marines.
Baltimore J. C.. at MONTGOMERY &c.
WEDNESDAY
oeorgetoEn VS.. George Washington. ct
Howard at oaiiaudet. GOV '
THURSDAY
Baltimore U. at Catholic q.
southeastern at Hagerstown J. c.
Montgomery J. C. at Prince Georges
J. c.
district Teachers at coppin &c.
FRIDAY
South Carolina at Maryland.
MONTGOMERY J. c. at st. Mary'B ]. c.
SATURDAY
Georgetown at Manhattan.
Navy at New York U.
American U. at St. Peters.
Catholic U. at Washington a Lee.
Ganaudet at Baltimore q.
Montelair at Howard
shepherd at Southeastern (3:l6.
Hartford at Prince Georges J. c.
Evening star., 1960-01-03
Syracuse Football Sturs
Married on SMU Campus.

DALLAS, Tex, Jan. 2 (AP)
Ger Schwedes and Bob Yates,
members Of the Syracuse foot
ball team which beat Texas,
23-14, yesterday in the Cotton
Bowl, today wed their college
sweethearts.
Schwedes wed Mary Lou Per-
sonius Of Elmira, N. Y, and
Yates wed Mary Sarah Morri-
son Of Portland, Me.
All are 81 years old and
seniors at Syracuse.
The ceremonies, one follow
ing the other, took place id
Perkins Chapel on the South
ern Methodist University cam
pus. The Rev. George Banker,
Evening star., 1960-01-03
Bradley Wins, 1864,
For No. 2o at Home

PEORIA, Ill. Jan. 2 (AP).-
Bradley's ninth-ranked Braves
rolled to a 44-to-19 halftime
lead then coasted past sixth
ranked st Louis, 1864, tonight
in a Missouri Valley Conference
basketball game.
The triumph was the 29th
straight for Bradley on its
home floor. Sophomore Chet
Walker led the Victors with 81
points. Bob Nordmann was high
for st. Louis with is.
Evening star., 1960-01-03

among Norway's candidates for
the games at Squaw Valley,
Calf, February 1923. Bren-
den raced through the Is
kilometer (91s niles course in
one hour, lit minutes.
Evening star., 1960-01-03
Wakefield Beuts
Walter Johnson

Wakefield High Schools
basketball team led from start
to finish last night as it de-
feated Walter johnson, 57-49,
at Walter johnson. 1t was the
Warriors fifth victory against
one loss.
Ron TerwillIger and Randy
McGraw led the Wakefield
attack with Is and IA points,
respectively. Dean Fitzpatrick, a
5-foot-l0 sophomore, scored l6
points for the losers.
Evening star., 1960-01-03

tomorrow by airliner for Mobile.
Yates and schwedes viii play
In the Senior Bowl there jan
uary o and all will return to
school January IL.
Evening star., 1960-01-03
Brenden Wins Tryout

OSLO, Norway, Jan. 2 (AP)
-Hallgeir Brenden, who won
the Olympic cross country gold
medal both in 1852 and 1856,
today won the first tryout
Evening star., 1960-01-03
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 2 (AP).-
More than 2,200 delegates be-
gin drifting into the Times
Square area tomorrow for
week-long meetings centering
around the 54th annual con-
vention Of the National Cole
giate Athletic Association.
Sixty per cent of the dele
gates will be attending the 37th
annual convention of the
American Football Coaches AS
sociation. and a number of
them will be shopping for new
/ jobs.
Head coaching jobs are open
at California, Florida. Dayton,
Temple, Toledo. West Texas
State and Xavier Of Ohio.
Among the ex-coaches consid-
cred eligible are Eddie Erdelatz
(ex-Navy); Terry Brennan
(Notre Dance. Dallas Ward
Colorado and Sam Boyd
(Baylor).
The football bosses also will
be keeping an eye on their own
Rules Committee and the
powerful NCAA Executive
Council.
May Ask Two PlatOOnS
The Rules Committee begins
meetings Monday morning and
by Wednesday should have its
annual recommendations to the
NCAA Football Rules Commit
tee. Last year the coaches asked
that goal posts be restored to
the goal line, but instead they
got a wider crossbar and more
liberal substitution. This time
they are expected to request a
return to the unlimited sub
Stitution Of the two-platoon
days.
The NCAA council will hear
from the organizations Com.
mittee on infractions, the fact
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1960-03-03
HICHLIGHTS
FROM READING
by
Mary Einsel

One book / found hard to put
down once I'd started reading it
was BAA BAA BLACK SHEEP
by "Pappy" Boyington. Boying-
ton was a Marine Corp fighter
pilot and was shot down and cap
tured by the Japanese.
II have long since discovered
that there is no such thing as
bad people. There are just two
kinds of people, because people
are people. There are those who
know and those who don't know.
While in this second and last
camp / really got to know the
population of Japan quite well.
In our daily work of removing
the destroyed homes of the Jap
anese civilians, and even when
Continued on Page p
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1960-03-03
BY P. D.

wants. One Of my pet epes has been indeed still is
sve amount Of energy money and time which has gone into
the attain outer space In all honestly contend I'm not
opposed progress indeed go in debt each year ngo make
the same amount Of progress do the Smiths next door,
NV grippe this Why? What for? What nthe Of hea-
ven is it all about? think about and say omyse Now all
this we'll and good but here the edge of space and
by Cod we can't get along with the next door, down
the street. Here but short time from outer space the
NOON Mars vet on this Earth human beings stavng fight
ina short being advanced asses The MOON Mars Pluto
we say as we look toward the heavens all of which is excellent
until we look at the county Court House and see Negro trying
to REGISTER and And then the heavens de daed Our eyes
turn earthward and we scream, Stop that niggeT
Man. now, that's man,