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Evening star., 1960-01-23
BY CARL SELL
Star Staf Writer

Coach Bob Dwyer of Carroll
High School, usually subdued
in praising his players, last
night was effervescent about
John Thompson, his 6-foot-11
basketball star.
HE is a champion, and came
through like one," Dwyer said
after Thompson scored 25
points. including Is of IA free
throws, to lead unbeaten Car
roll to a 56-45 victory over De-
Matha in a Catholic League
game on the Stags' court. It
was Carroll's 35th straight win.
Coach Morgan Wootten Of
DeMatha C h o e d Dryers
praise, calling Thompson "the
best big man ever to play bas-
ketball in the Washington
area"
Going back to Dwyer, the
Carroll coach said, "Of course
we were trying to get the ball
to John, and We did. You have
to give credit to the boys who
did that job" He was referring
to the other four starters,
Evening star., 1960-01-23
High Point Wins

Totals 32 l377 Totals rs
Halftime: 36-15. Bladepsburg,
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Italians Take
BobsIed Lead
CORTINA ego,

CORTINA DAMP EGO,
Italy. Jan. % (AP).-Italy's
defending two-man bobsled
champions flashed down Cor
tina's dangerous mile-long ice
slide in near record times today
to take a big lead at the half
way mark Of the world cham
pionship.
Driver Eugenio Monti and
his brakeman, Renzo Alvera,
streaked twice down the twist
ing, mile-a-minute slide in
times of one mine, 1854 Sec
onds and 1:19.05 for a two-run
total of 2::37.69.
Monti and Alvera are out for
an unprecedented fourth con-
secutive championship. The
final two runs that will decide
it will be held tomorrow.
Second at the halfway mark
after today'S two slides were
Stanley Benham and Charles
Randolph Of Lake Placid. N. Y.
with times of 1:19.23 and l:l9.-
SO for a total of 2::30.2l, l.52
seconds behind the leaders.
The best total time Of four
runs wins the championship.
Frederick Fortune and John
Young, of Boston and Lake
Placid. N. Y. finished the first
days competition in 18th place.
They had runs of 1:20.43 and
1:22.45 for a total 2:42 SO.
In third place was Sergio
Zardini and Luciano Alberti of
Italy with a total of 2:39.38.
fourth was Franz Schelle and
Otto Goebl Of Germany with a
2:39.42 and rounding out the
first five was Johan Roesch and
Hans Baumann. of Germany,
with a 2:40.04.
Evening star., 1960-01-23
Roosevelt Wins

Totals 30l2 7e Totals
Halftime score: 32-l3, 'Spir
Evening star., 1960-01-23
SchooIboy Coeer
Dies From Injury

FRESNO, Calf, Jan. %
CAP).-Dennis Smith, Is, a
junior guard from Paso Robles
High School, died here last
night Of an injury suffered in a
basketball scrimmage yester-
day.
The boy was struck on the
side Of the head with a basket
ball. He was brought to Fresno
for surgery.
Evening star., 1960-01-23
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
a Results Yesterday

AArehoishob Neale, so; Lonsfellow, 20
Siadensbnrg. u: Suitland. 40
carroll. So; DeMatha, as.
columbian Prep, so; Woodward Prep
Coolidge, "a; Cardozo, SO.
Dunbar, 80: Bell, AS.
Eastern, 10; .Anaeostia, AZ.
Ealrmont Heights. 73; Phelps, SO.
Frederic rrrederick; as; Gsithersburg' "a.
High Point, so; Oxon Hill, Sc.
Landon. 20; Friends, 90.
LaPlata. 80; Calvert County. AZ.
Laurel, 40: Frederick SasScer, SO.
Lurnep mapd yacksson' 90 Armstrong tRich-
MacEin, 5s: Lackey, 40.
MMSTssret MSI.san i3 Brent So; S Great Mills, 40.
Montsomery Blair, 3s; Northwood, 35
Parker Gray. 40; Hoffman Boston. A
Chevy Chase. so. TO-
Richard Montgomery. 81; Bethesda.
ERooSeyclt A.; Wilson, 46.
spinSarn,o 7@?; e? Mckinley. lei inRiSn0ny' 81. o.
SurrattSyille,, 81: ,Gwynn Park. %.
Wakefield, Al; Falls Church. IS.
Washington Lee. so; Fairfax, 2s.
WWssslm5nSteT Wssatdn a. " olisneiS lir.iGSrS, S.
wheaton 0'' VI fodny di.rs'0nn'0n' o.
o,Connell at St Stephens, 2.
RifhaSd SnaT Montgomery at Gathers
Howard County at Easton, 2.
Priory at Episcopal, 4.
Baltimore Institute Prep at Charlotte
Tomorrow
Gonzasa VS.. st. Johns at Carroll, $3.50,
Evening star., 1960-01-23

Sidelined with a lacerated leg,
and Yves Laundereau, center.
suffering from a damaged knee.
Also ailing are Bob Bingley,
defenseman, and Daryl Mac
MILAN, right wing, Bingley has
a chest and shoulder injury and
is a doubtful starter. Mac Mil
liam, favoring an injured leg, is
expected to start.
Evening star., 1960-01-23
Luther Jackson
Surprises Leader

Tim Johnson's 30-foot jump
shot with five seconds remain
ing gave Luther Jackson a CO.
So upset win last night over
Armstrong of Richmond, the
first place team in the Vir-
ginia Interscholastic Associa-
tion, Group I. 1t was Arm
strong's first basketball loss in
eight games this season.
Luther Jackson-now fourth
in the loop-won the game from
the foul line, where it made
good on 10 of its II free throws.
Evening star., 1960-01-23
Rally Aids Mason

Hsitime: 25.15. Holman Boston. o 40
Evening star., 1960-01-23
Loss to Rockets !
Keeps B-CC in Skid

The floor play and scoring
Of Kenny Doane and Bruce
Mackey and the board work of
6-foot-5 Dale Neal led the all
junior Richard Montgomery
basketball team to a 51-50 up.
set victory over Bethesda.
Chevy Chase last night. The
loss put the Barons in fourth
place in the Maryland BIZ,
County League.
The lanky Neal swished in q
pair Of foul shots with two
minutes remaining to give the
Rockets q 51-AR lead
Evening star., 1960-01-23
Nod for COOLIDGE

Coolidge rebounded from a
1928 halftime deficit to over
take Cardozo in the last quarter
and win, 64-56. in a West Divi-
sion 1nterhigh League basket
ball contest at Roosevelt yes
terday. Harry Burchette and
Wilbur Slaughter led the Sec
ond half squirt with IA and IL
points. reSnectivelv
Evening star., 1960-01-23
Mclean Wraps Up
Sixth Win in Row

Mclean, thanks to a full
court press by its second team,
put together two eight-point
streaks just before halftime and
ran away from James Madison.
83-47, last night at Mclean.
Pat O'Connor's Jump shot with
2:40 left in the half made the
score 1927 and started Nc
Lean to its sixth straight
basketball victory
Evening star., 1960-01-23
St. Johns Smothers
St. Anthony Five

st. Johns fast break proved
too much for st. Anthony, and
the Cadets won their eighth
basketball game in 10 games,
1881. yesterday at Carroll in
a Catholic League game. Frank
Dubofsky of st. Johns was
high with 27 nnints
Evening star., 1960-01-23
Lentz Again Sparks
Mount Vernon Five

Mount Vernon rocked AMMAN
dale with an early 10-point
squirt, and stayed in front for
a 63-5l basketball victory at
home last night. The majors
remained tied for first place
in the Northern Virginia Group
I League.
Annandale took a 90 lead
before the Majors took COM
mand. Marty Lentz scored five
goals in the third quarter and
another nine points in the final,
totaling 81 points to improve
a., HE % n.rnHnnn
Evening star., 1960-01-23

Wheaton and Walter John.
son battled on even terms on
field goals, but Wheaton had
the advantage at the foul line
which accounts for the Spar
tans' 69-65 loss in a Maryland
Bi-County League basketball
game last night at Wheaton.
The knights made IS of "a
foul shots and Walter johnson
Evening star., 1960-01-23
N. VIRGINIA GROUP LEAGUE
By JIM CAWOOD
ContributinR Writer

Washington-Lee High School
has combined excellent shoot
ing and a good defense to keep
its basketball team in the thick
of the fight for the lead in the
Northern Virginia Group I
League.
The Generals remained in
second place, a half game be-
hind the league leaders, Nc
Lean, Mount Vernon and
Wakefield, by defeating Fair
fax, 1923, at WI last night.
The victory avenged an early
Evening star., 1960-01-23
SurruttsviIle Wins

Unbeaten Surrattsville held
Gwynn Park scoreless in the
third period on the way to a
5l-22 basketball victory in a
Prince Georges County Glass
B" game at Surrattsville last
night. 1t was Surrattsville's
10th win Of the season.
Evening star., 1960-01-23
Phelps Spanked

Fairmont Heights had trouble
with Phelps and only a slight
difference at the foul line gave
1t a 1859 basketball victory
over the Tradesmen yesterday
at Woodson Junior High School.
Each team had 81 field goals.
Fairmont made II of IL foul
shots as against seven Of eight
for phelnS
Evening star., 1960-01-23
Porker-Gruy Leeds

Parker-Gray took over un-
disputed first place in the Vir-
ginia Interscholastic Associa-
ton Group II, District League
last night with a 1914 basket
ball victory over visiting Hoff- :
man-BoSton.
Evening star., 1960-01-23

Trailing 1913 at the end of
the first quarter, George Mason
rallied to take a 45-44 lead over
OSbourn with three minutes
left. The Mustangs then scored
the last seven points of the
game to post a 52-44 basketball
victory last night at Osbourn.
Evening star., 1960-01-23

Archbishop Neale trounced
Longfellow. 1929, in a Gen.
trail Interscholastic Conference
barketball game at La Plata
Armory last night. The win
gave Neale a 2-1 conference
record and a So for the sea-
SON
Evening star., 1960-01-23
FIGHT RESULTS

BOSTON, - Paul Fender, l5994,
Brookline, Mass, outpointed Sugar Ray
Robinson, 159h, New York, Is. (Pen-
der wins world middleweight title as
recognized by New York and Massachu-
settS.)
COLOGNE, Germany. Muel-
Ter, 1873, Germany, outpointed Johnny
Halaflhi, 169, Tonga Islands, 10. Jimmy
Erwin Hack. 1ssT. Germany. Germ n9oVSeo 4. out
HA M B y r 9, Germany. - Erich
eeloeppner, l74, Germany. and Ger
mNbl Ballarin, 173, France, drew, 10,
Evening star., 1960-01-23
Rout for La Plato

La Plata High School poured
in 81 points in the final quarter
as 1t captured an 85-47 basket
ball victory over Calvert County
at home last night. It was
La Plata's ninth win in 10
Evening star., 1960-01-23
Chisholm Get25
In GW's Victory

Sonny Chisholm, second lead
ing basketball scorer in North
ern Virginia, scored Is points
last night to lead George Wash
ington to a 67-49 win over Lee.
The Presidents were never
headed in the Northern Vir-
ginia Group I game at Lee
Evening star., 1960-01-23
Spin9urn Grobs
Second Position
)4-oU, earlier

Spingarn High School
moved into second place in the
East Division of the Interhigh
League by drubbing Mckinley
Tech, 1888, yesterday in bas-
ketball at Tech. Spingarn was
guided by Ollie Johnson's fine
rebounding and 20 points.
Evening star., 1960-01-23
St. Johns Winner

st. Johns High School, back
in swimming after a lO-year
lapse. opened its season yester-
day with a $3.50 victory over
Charlotte Hall in the losers
pool.
Evening star., 1960-01-23
Falls Church Loses
On Wakefield Spurt

Wakefield, behind by II
points at halftime. put on a
third period rally and held on
for a 41-35 victory over Falls
Church in a Northern Virginia,
Group I League basketball
game at Wakefield last night.
The Warriors scored is points
in the third quarter, while
Evening star., 1960-01-23

Ronald Wills 15-foot Jump
shot with three seconds re-
naming gave Roosevelt a At
46 basketball win over Wilson
in a West Division. Interhigh
League game yesterday at
Roosevelt
Evening star., 1960-01-23

High Points squirt in the
second half toppled Oxon Hill.
50-36, in a Bi-County League
basketball game last night at
OXon Hill,
Evening star., 1960-01-23
Blades Stuy Unbeuten

Jay Buckley of Bladensburg,
leading scorer in the Maryland
Bi-County League with q 22.4
average, scored 26 points and
hauled down % rebounds to
lead the unbeaten Mustangs to
a 77-49 basketball victory over
Suitland last night at Suitland.
Evening star., 1960-01-23
Muckin Tukes 10th

Mackin notched its 10th win
in lS basketball games this
season by defeating Lackey,
58-4S, at Lackey last night.
Nelson Grillo and Frank Sem
Evening star., 1960-01-23

Landon School won its fifth
basketball game without defeat
in the Interstate Athletic Con-
ference with a 1928 victory
over Sidwell Friends yesterday
at Sidwell. Landon is 81 over
all
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Columbian Prep pulled In
front Of Woodward Prep in the
second quarter and coasted to
an easy 50-39 victory at the
Evening star., 1960-01-23
Fort Myer Victor

Herb Stout calmly sank two
free throws in the final seconds
to give Fort Myer an 81-79
victory over Fort Eustis in bas-
ketball last night at Fort Myer.
Evening star., 1960-01-23
London Verdict

Totals 1912 So Tot
Halftime: 2p-l3, Colum
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Totals Sl935 TotaIs
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NBA STANDINGS
EASTERN DIVISION

ll6.
Games Tonight
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Syracuse at Boston.
New York at MINNEAPOLIS.
Cincinnati at St. Louis
Games Tomorrow
Boston at Syracuse.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
New York ct St. Louis.
Evening star., 1960-01-23
lonofeIIow Beaten

Totals Is ~ 5s Totals l42l 4
Halfttme-25-23, Mackin.
Evening star., 1960-01-23
CoIumbiuns on TOP

Totals 10 g2g Totals 32I6
HAlftime: 2l-5. Neale.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
Bishops Wife
To Be eHonored
At University

Mrs. John Wesley Lord,
wife Of the new resident
bishop Of the Methodist
Church In the Washington
area, will be the guest Of
honor Tuesday at the autumn
tea sponsored by the Wom-
ans Guild Of American Uni
versity.
Also honored at the 2 to
4 pm. event, to be held at
the School of International
Services, will be wives Of
the trustees Of the university.
DR.. Hurst r. Anderson,
university president, will ad-
dress guests at the tea. In
the receiving line with Mrs.
Lord will be Mrs. Anderson
and Mrs. Albert N. Hickey,
Guild president.
Among those who will
pour are Mrs. Edgar Beckett,
Mrs. Theodore Plamquist,
Mrs. Norman Trott, Mrs.
Edward G. Latch, Mrs. Ernest
r. Grifhth, Mrs. Albert
Shirley, Mrs. Ralph D. Smith
and Mrs. s. Carroll Coale.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
BY BETTY BEALE
star stan writer

The town has been tingling
with talk. talk, talk. Talk
PRESIDENT EISENHOW-
ER'S REPLY to Marshal
Tsto's private invitation to
come to YugoslAvia for q visit
when he leaves the White
House. He accepted. said
Yugoslav Ambassador MarkO
Nikezic.
The Eisenhowers have
made no arrangements for an
apartment In Washington
after January 20 (despite
rumors to the contrary Q
year ago)-though they may
very well end UP getting one.
Apparently they plan to 60
straight from the White
House to Gettysburg and
then do some travelling.
THE AMERICAN ME-
MENTO the King and Queen
Of Denmark viii take back to
Denmark with them. Tuesday
night Just before wining and
dining them at q state dim
ner, President and Mrs. Eli
senhower presented to their
majesties q unique piece Of
Steuben glass inspired by
Denmark's own Hans Chris
tian Andersen's fairy tale,
Sleeping Beauty"
It's a crystal sculpture 10%
inches high, Of an enchanted
castle rising from a rocky
hillside and guarded by two
tiny sentries in medieval cos
tune. But the unique thing
about 1t is that sculptured
inside and plainly visible
through the crystal is the
figure Of the sleeping prin-
cess" herself. Instead Of ly-
ing prone waiting for the
princes kiss to awaken her,
she is depicted as the bal
lerina in the ballet Sleeping
Beauty" poised upon a rose.
It's q lovely thing and their
InajeSties were enchanted to
receive it.
THE LACK OF PHONY
PROPS In this campaign. It
used to be that q man
couldn't run for ONCE with
out posing in a miners
cap. Indian headdreSs, etc.
But fortunately times have
changed.
In the Rice Coliseum in
Houston, Tex, one Of the
costumed ladies for Ken
nedy-Johnson was waiting
with . Texas-style Stetson
hat In hand and as soon as
Jack Kennedy stepped onto
the platform she lifted it up
to put 1t on him. But Jack
gently but firmly took hold Of
Evening star., 1960-10-16
YOURS
PresidentSoysY Yesto Tito;
NoPhonyPro This Time

ton and it will throw 1t to
Nixon a little more decisively.
So there you are. II you
don't believe in polls you
can put your money on the
stars.
THE UNADORNED BEAU
TY Of Princess Paola. When
young Prince Albert Of Bel
gium and his 22-year-old
Italian wife were here last
weekend they went incognito
to see the Washington Mon
uTnent and queued up like
everyone else waiting their
turn. Suddenly q total
stranger. q woman and prob
ably o tourist, came over to
the young lady with the
Princess and said, "That girl
is certainly the best-looking
woman ] have ever seen in
my nfe," and then she dis
appeared in the crowds. . .
Since the Belgian party had
arrived in Q private car with
out any fol de rol, the
stranger had no idea she was
speaking Of King Baudouin's
sister-in-law. and to her
lady-in-waiting.
Paola wore q necklace only
once while here, and no ear
rings, no tiara and no brace
let's. The Belgians say she
rarely does wear such en-
bellishments. She also wears
no makeup except for q touch
Of hpstick. She doesn't even
powder her nose. OF course,
1t takes youth and beauty to
get along without all that.
Since she and her husband
can't so anywhere in Bel
GUM without being stared at
and throwing everybody into
q tizzy, they particularly
asked to dine out in q WASH
ington restaurant while here.
So last Saturday night
they went with the Ambassa-
Evening star., 1960-10-16


both her wrists and stopped
them in midair Just before it
touched his head. The
lady's face fell but the Ivy
League Bostonian wasn't
about to parade in the trade-
mark Of q Westerner which
he isn't.
Sc NAT OR WAYNE
MORSE'S IMPRESSIONS as
q United Nations delegate:
II get the feeling" he said
in a most serious tone at .
dinner the other evening, de-
scribing his own observations
and those of delegates from
other countries, "that we are
awfully close to war;"
Did you know that when
the Senate is In session, fill
clustering Morse keeps O vase
of roses in the Senate kitch-
en- refrigerator at all times
and the minute he decides to
fllihuster he sends for q rose
to wear in his lapel? The
mere sight Of it causes near
panic among his colleagues
because he has talked with
out stopping for over az
hours. Said the Senator.
doctors say he couldn't in.
dulge In such q marathon II
he drank or smoke.
THE POLITICAL POLL
VS.. THE CRYSTAL BALL.
Before Democrats get too ex-
cited over the latest poll
which Is in Jack Kennedy's
favor, I feel obliged to tell
them that the crystal ball
says it's going to be Dick
Nixon on November 8.
I went down to the Statler
the other day for the lunch-
con Mrs. E. Lee Ozbirn, pres
ident Of the General Fedora
ton Of Women's Clubs, gave
in honor Of Queen Ingrid Of
Denmark, and may I say 1t
was one Of the most taste
fully arranged and beauti-
fully carried out luncheons
Of this size that ! have ever
seen.
@. o. P. Assistant Chair
man Clare williams was at
my table which inspired me
to bring up the Gallup Poll
and cheerfully rub it in.
Whereupon Hope Ridings
Miller spoke UP and said re-
gardless Of the poll. Nixon
was going to win. II ran
into Carroll Rightor (the
astrologer) in New York the
other day." she said. "and
he told me that after Octo-
ber ~ Nixon would enter
into an extremely good Pc
riod. He told me because /
have the same sign, Capri
corn"
BESIDES" she added,
Jeanne Dixon says Nixon will
win for sure" Back in 1852,
she asked Washington's ia
nous crystal ball gazer to
notify her wherever she was
as soon as she was sure who
was going to win. Two weeks
before the election, she got
a wire in New York which
read, "Tt's Eisenhower for
sure by . landslide" i.
Hope, being o Democrat,
whipped back to town, she
said, and told Jeanne, Get
over that ball and ind Ste
venson." But, she allowed,
Jeanne couldn't find him.
On top Of all that, Mrs.
Dixon says Khrushchev is
going to pull an ace right
out Of his sleeve before elec.
Evening star., 1960-10-16

privacy. But. also. this was
the opposite Of what they
wanted. So instead Of keep.
ing people from seeing them.
they moved out into the main
Evening star., 1960-10-16

dor and Nine. Scheyven and
Counselor and Nine. de Bas-
sompierre to the Bistro which
carefully placed them In q
preferred separate room for
Evening star., 1960-10-16

room where they could do
the looking.
It's Just another example
Of that old adage-wi1atever
you haven't got, you want.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
BEAUTY ROUNDUP
Springs on Its Gay Way

With spring comes a host
Of new beauty preparations
destined to carry out the
hghthearted quality that
spring possesses.
2he Fresh, Fair Look is how
Frances Denney describes
their colorful swing to spring.
Their "Lighthearted" makeup
approach is a new beauty
theme and scheme. 1t bright
ems, lightens, and whether
the tempo is applied to their
fluid makeup, lipstick. rouge
or face powder, the new color
tone that is a coral-peach is
bright, alive and lovely. Eight
out of 10 women tested by
the Frances Denney makeup
clinic were delighted with the
results for their own specific
compilations. Pretty good
batting average for a makeup
whose name ''Lighthearted"
alone is a winner in the
spring race for beauty. At
Woodward g. Lothrop.
Paris in the Spring may
not be on your travel agenda
but there's an Easter bouquet
in Caron's Bellodgia perfume.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
Mrs. Harris
To Be Honored

Mrs. Wesley K. Harris will
be honored by the Features
Group of the District Branch.
American Pen Women, at a
tea at 3 pm, Saturday, in
the studio.
Mrs. Harris will give a
travelogue on her three trips
to Alaska and will review
her latest book, You Can
Alcan." Mrs. Mary Ethel K.
Knots, chairman Of the
Features Group. will intro
duce Mrs. Harris.
Evening star., 1960-04-03

The bouquet of this fragrance
with a predominant carna-
ton overtone brings a Whit
of true Paris in the spring.
time atmosphere to all who
smell it. At Julius Garhnckel
& Co.
Viewing Spring will be lots
more enjoyable if your eyes
aren't tired, sparkle brightly
and are a perfect backdrop
for your rcnst wonderfully
colored eyeshadows and mas
cara. Jaquet eye pads are
the perfect answer. The
little cotton pillows are filled
with exotic herbs that on
moistening act to rest your
tired eyes. Each pad can be
used five or six times, Just
let them dry and they'll be
ready for another treatment
at another time. But first
smooth on Creme Appateer,
the formula made of precious
oils whose soothing cream
circle around the eye dis
courages those little lines
that are so annoying. Jaquet's
Cerefeuille Eye Lotion is an
other product to help out
where seeing spring through
the prettiest eyes is con-
cerned. At Frank r. Jellef.
\
It's Not Hush Hush, the
news about some teeny little
tablets that are called Breath
Evening star., 1960-04-03

Of Roses, designed to perfume
your lips and your mouth.
The breath check is not a
candy. Careful research has
helped compound an actual
perfume for the mouth that
gives a delightful rosy fra
GRANGE. The dainty new ap-
proach to the subject of odors
that come from eating spring
Evening star., 1960-04-03

onions. q garlic favored
spring salad, drinking or
smoking. ought to be on the
tip of everybody's tongue. Let
Evening star., 1960-04-03

your breath be spring like,
too. with the Breath Of Roses
doing the sweetening. At the
Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1960-04-03

Our own wonderful land Of onosy, ,oenotion young
ehontsnt opens tomorrow bringing oovonce euste greetings
to the young Of heart eoquenty spoken by run assortment
of simply serumptious robbts playing merry and
doing other things thot robbits like There's also world
OF stuffed animals OF all breeds and sizes nhobine Bunne
and these you buy and toke home to stort your
Bunnie with See BunnyvIe the 6h Floor Of Wash
ineton Store in Chevy Chase Store windows the Potomac
Room Of our Alexandria Store and Wheaton Pozo branch
P S Happy Eoster.
Evening star., 1960-07-20
Voter Skier, Is,
Cut by Outbourd
Near Jones Point

An Arlington youth was in-
jured last night in a boat ac-
cident while he was water
skiing in the Potomac River
near the new Jones Point
bridge.
The victim, Peter Joseph
Raineri, jr., 16. of 260l North
Quantico street, suffered cuts
Of his right arm, shoulder and
leg when struck by the propeller
Of a passing outboard, police
reported.
The accident occurred about
8:15 pm. after the youth
toppled from his skis while
being towed behind an outboard
operated by Hanford H.
Thompson of 2608 Quantico
street, Prince Georges County
police said. The injured boy
was admitted to Alexandria
Hospital.
Pvt. j. D. Ritter of the
county force said the outboard
which struck the youth was
operated by Dale Wiglesworth,
an airman stationed at Boiling
Air Force Base.