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Evening star., 1960-07-30
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY Roy crone
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Today's word game is de-
signed to test your ability to
recognize verbs opposite to one
another in meaning. Below
you will find two groups of 10
words each. The first group is
numbered l, 2, 8, etc. The
second group is lettered A, B, C.
etc.
For each word in the first
group you will find a word OF
almost the opposite meaning
Can antonym in the second
group. Thus the word num-
bered may mean practically
the opposite of the word let
tered F. Write this down as
IF. When you have all the
answers. check against the cor
rect pairings at the bottom.
Note: Score 10 for each cor
rect answer-100 is excellent:
80, good. If you score below
80, better look up in your die
tionary the words you missed.
Evening star., 1960-07-30
Stolen Boot Found
Parked in Woods;
Carpenter Held

An 18-foot cabin cruiser
stolen here June 18 was found
parked on a trailer in the
woods behind a vacant house
80 miles southwest of Fred
erlcksburg, Va, police said yes
terday.
William Cody Turner, 81, OF
the 400 block of Fourth street
NE, a carpenter, has been
charged with grand larceny
according to Detective Hamil-
ton w. Shoop.
Although the boat had been
repainted green and white,
Terry A. Martin, of 1853 Bat
terry lane, Bethesda, Md, the
owner, was able to identify ii
by the Coast Guard registration
numbers under the twin out
board motors.
Detective Shoop said the
boat had been reregistered with
the Maryland Tidewater Com
missioner.
Mr.. Martin reported the boat
stolen from where it was
parked on a trailer at the
w ashington Marina, 1900
Maine avenue S.W., shortly be-
fore he was to leave on a vaca-
ton.
The detectives said the boat
had been put in the water at
South River, Md. for a while
but later was taken out and
placed behind the vacant house
which is repeatedly owned by
a relative of Mr.. Turner.
Mr.. Turner appeared before
Municipal Court Judge Mildred
E. Reeves, who continued his
case until August 8. Bond was
set at $500.
Evening star., 1960-07-30
CaroIe Hears
Ex-Husband
Tell Of Affair

LOS ANGELES, July 30
(AP).-Carole Tregoff sobbed
in court as her former husband
told how he tried in vain to
persuade her to break of her
affair with DR.. r. Bernard
Finch.
The doctor and Carole are
on trial for the second time on
a charge they murdered the
doctors wife, Barbara Jean,
last July 10.
Husky James Papa told yes
terday how he and Carole had
been high school sweethearts,
married, and how Carole had
gone to work as the doctors
medical secretary. He said the
first he knew of an affair be-
tween them was when Barbara
Jean Finch phoned him about
it.
"Carole denied it, and we had
an argument and I slapped
her." Mr.. Papa said. He said
the next day Carole moved out
Of their home.
Mr.. Papa said he talked to
DR.. Finch and Carole later in
an attempt to end the affair.
He said DR.. Finch denied he
was involved.
Then, said Mr.. Pappa, he
went to Mrs. Finch. He asked
her why she didn't get a
divorce.
"She said, Why should I get
a divorce? I have it made
being married to DR.. Finch, "
said Mr.. Pappa
Soon afterward Carole di-
vorced Mr.. Pappa and resumed
her maiden name.
The State says the wealthy
surgeon and Carole killed Mrs.
Finch so he could avoid having
to share community property
with her in a divorce.
The first Finch -Tregoff trial
ended in a jury deadlock earlier
this year.
Evening star., 1960-07-30
Juckie's Gift
Was q Watch

HYANNIS PORT, Mass.
July 80 (AP) Senator John
F. Kennedy may be a good
politician but as an artist, he
can't even please himself.
He disclosed yesterday that
he had given up the idea of
drawing a picture as a gift
for his wife Jacqueline for
her 3lst birthday Thursday.
He had made mystery Of
his plans when asked earlier
in the week what kind Of a
gift he planned to give her.
He said he was drawing one.
Asked today about the
drawing, he laughed wryly
and said, Il gave that up"
Then what did you give
her?" he was asked.
Just a watch" Senator
Kennedy replied.
Evening star., 1960-07-30
Jobs Set
For c.. O. P
Women

CHICAGO. July 30 (AP).-
Mrs. Clare Williams of Flor
ida was reappointed yes
terday as assistant chairman
of the Republican National
Committee in charge Of
Womer's activities.
In announcing her reap
pointment, G. o. P. Chair
man Thruston Morton de-
scribed Mrs. Williams as the
blond bomber of st. Peters,
burg"
She has Travelled more than
10000 miles across the
United States campaigning
since she first took over her
party post in July, 1858.
Mrs. williams, SO, a native
of Syracuse, N. Y, is tall and
energetic. She once taught
speech and oral English, and
had a career as a high
fashion buyer.
Widow of a prominent st.
Louis attorney. Mr.. Frank
Williams. she has devoted
herself to the G. o. P. in
recent years.
She was a Florida National
Committeewoman, and got
her training in politics from
the precinct up.
Mrs. Williams told the Ma
tional Committee at its Or
ganlzation meeting yesterday
that this is going to be our
year and I'm glad to help"
Also getting a top post-as
vice chairman, a member of
G. o. P. Executive Commit
tee-was attractive, blond
Mrs. Mary Brooks. who has
been on the Illinois Host
Committee and arranged the
successful Great Ladies"
luncheon, a feature of the
conventions social calendar.
She is the widow of the late
Senator c. Wayland Brooks
of Illinois.
Mrs. Webster B. Todd of
Oldwick. N. j., a national
committeewoman, continues
as a vice chairman of the
National Committee.
And Mrs. c. Douglas polly
Buck, jr., a National Commit
teewoman. was named secre-
tary. replacing Mrs. Elizabeth
Heffelfinger Of Wayzata,
Mimi, who has retired.
Evening star., 1960-07-30

had two cars in Detroit, but
only one chauffeur.
81 must deduce,' he said,
which of the Athletics is a
good enough driver and a
bad enough player so I can
take him from the team and
send him back to Philadel-
phia with my car
The AS lost that days
game.
Well, now said Mack,
at least my problem is only
half what it was. Now all I
have to do is find out which
Of my players is the best
driver. '"
Evening star., 1960-07-30
I'D. c. Welfare
Aides Retirino

Two veteran District Welfare
Department workers cleaned
out their desks yesterday after
almost 80 years experience,
each to enjoy well-earned re-
tirement.
Mrs. Bessie Parish is leaving
after 27 years experience as
public assistance receptionist,
and Mrs. Marjorie F. Simon is
putting down her responsibility
as casework supervisor in the
Public Assistance Division She
Evening star., 1960-07-30
BY Anderson and Leeminq

has been with the department
for % years. Both women
are 81.
Mrs. Parish said gardening
and visits with her 13 grand
children will occupy much of
her time in retirement. She
lives at 5000 Sixty-ninth place,
Woodlawn, Md.
Mrs. Simon, who lives at It'll
Lanier place NV, plans to
travel, visiting New England
and Mexico with her husband,
Issac B. Simon, an instructor
at the Americanization School.
She is the mother of twin sons
who are adua tie electrical
engineers.
Evening star., 1960-07-30
Reject Liquor PIeo

BALTIMORE. July 30 (AP)
The City Liquor Board has
voted unanimously to reject an
application for a liquor license
for a public restaurant in the
Hecht-May Department Store
In effect, this rules out liquor
licenses for any other city de-
parkment stores.
Evening star., 1960-07-30

Answer: lie, 2-H, ga, Alb,
ST., &C, I'D, 8-F, &c, 10-J.
Do you know the most COM
mon errors Of grammar and
usage and how to avoid them?
For a list of common mistakes
and advice on how to improve
your speech and writing, simply
send a self addressed, stamped
envelope, plus 10 cents to cover
handling, to William Morris,
GOOD GRAMMAR, in care OF
The Star.
Evening star., 1960-07-30
FAMOUS FABLES
KERRY DRAKE
JULIET JONES
BUZ SAWYER
BY E. E. EDGAR

HALF-SOLVED - During
his last l6 years as manager
Of the Philadelphia Athletics.
Connie Mack saw his team
finish only once in the first
division. He accepted this
fact of life with resignation,
relates Edwin Pope in Base
balls Greatest Managers"
Shortly before he quit in
1850, he was given a car by
Detroit fans. This presented
a broblem, since Mack now
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-20
October Fest Set
AT Hilltop House

October Fest at Hilltop
House, Harpers Ferry, w. Va,
gives the Halloween season a
German twist October $3.50.
On the schedule are costume
awards, a waltz contest, polka
contest and two floor shows by
the Waltz Club of Washington.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-20
Satellite

Continued from Page II
sion recommended extending
the Shady Grove I'd. north of
Route 355. Ultimately, this ex-
tension would provide a cross.
county highway all the way to
Brighton.
The planning recommends
tons for Rockville and vicinity
generally are in accordance with
those of the Rockville Planning
Commission. How ever, the
Maryland Commission suggests
two new highways.
One of the new roads would
consist of extending Shady
Grove I'd, following the approx
innate alignment of Piney Meet
inghouse and Glen rds. to the
Bells Mill I'd. interchange with
the outer circumferential free
way.
The other calls for extending
Aspen Hill I'd. west from Veirs
Mill I'd. to Halpine I'd.
New coming classifications
providing flexible sized lots are
recommended in two areas. One
is north and east of the Mont
rose interchange with Route 70S
and the other for the area north
of the circumferential freeway
between Parklawn Cemetery
and Rock Creek Park.
One new local shopping cen
ter is proposed at the northeast
corner of Route % and the
Shady Grove I'd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-20
Area Authorities
Continued from Page II
in public places at late hours.


Less enthusiastic were DR..
Robert w. Gibson, chairman of
the Montgomery County Juve-
nile Court Advisory Committee,
and Judge Orm w. Ketcham, of
the District of Columbia Juve-
nile Court.
DR.. Gibson said the commit
ts0 feels that such a law would
ha,e very limited usefulness"
hsDause it had been told by
Judge Noyes that the vast ma
jority of offenses" occurring af-
ter 10 pm. were committed by
young people with automobiles.
The committee, he added, ''has
serious question of the real val
ue of the anti-loitering law" but
said the group is not "categor.
ically opposed" to it and feels
that weight should be given the
opinions of law enforcement of,
ficers.
Judge Ketcham Disturbed"
Judge Ketcham was reported
to be disturbed" by the District
regulation because it singles Out
a particular age category for
restriction, overlaps a variety OF
statutes having similar object
ives and its application may be
somewhat more subject to abuse
than Is true of other statutes
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-20
Disagreement

Continued from Page u
question" of the validity of the
application.
This is the first time since
I've been sitting on the council
that a disagreement between
parties was brought before the
council" Greene remarked after
the hearing. "They can't with.
draw. We have to act or dismiss
the case, but we can act on part
of the tract if we wish"
Attorney David E. Belts, an
owner of part of the tract who
spoke on behalf of himself and
other owners, attacked the
coming proposal. "They came up
with a weird-shaped tract sim
ply to get the necessary 25-acre
minimum for the I-3 Zoning,
he asserted.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-20
Zoning

Continued from Page u
In another hearing before the
council, residents of the Bur
CANDY Knobs subdivision ap-
peared in protest against a pro-
posed subdivision east of them.
Describing drainage streams
as "full to the brink" "endan-
gering window-wells," and in
some cases flooding easements,
the residents asked the council
for help, and expressed fear
that the new subdivision would
aggravate the drainage prob
lens.
John Petit, of the Burgundy
Estates, Inc. replied that the
drainage path for the proposed
3S-house subdivision would not
pass through the Burgundy
Knobs area.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-20
Army Honors

Continued from Page II
he was a teacher of science and
physical education in the county
school system, and was associat-
ed with a number of civic and
community groups.
Rejects Nazi Ultimatum
Promoted to the grade of lieu
tenant colonel a short time be-
fore D-Day, he was fatally
wounded just four days after
the Normandy landing in an ac-
ton which followed his re-
Spouse of Surrender, HE'LL" to
German ultimatum.
The training center for which
the two heroes will be named is
the base of operations for the
S05th Hospital Center, which
embraces 354th General Hospital
and the 395th ConValeScent Cen
ter; the 220th Military Police
Group, including the 800th MP
Company and the 379th MP De.
tachment; the 5th Tank Batta'
lion, consisting of Headquarters
and Headquarters, Service and
A companies and medical de-
tachment, and Battery B of the
Fourth Howitzer Battalion.
Available to Community
While basically military
training installation, the center
is available to community
groups for civic, non.profit activ
tiles, according to Colonel Goetz
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-20
and regulations"

and regulations"
Some members of the council,
too, appeared lukewarm in their
initial reaction to the proposal.
Councilman Stanley B. Frosh
inquired about possible con-
flict with the free right of as
sembly," and Councilman Joe
Kyle questioned the adequacy
of legal Technology requiring
thatjuveniles be able to give a
good account" of their activi-
ties in order to be exempt from
its penalties.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-20

its senior advisor. A number of
youth groups are now utilizing
its rifle range and other facili.
ties can be provided for civic
purposes when the dates do not
conflict with scheduled military
activities, he noted.
The Arizona post., 1960-12-23

a bullet tred IN room 349 Of the Park
Central Hotel is still unsolved. But the
murder of the underworld character
brought on chain reaction that included
the resignation of Jimmy Walker as
Mayor OF New York. The movie, which
Joe Newman directs, is based on Leo
Katcher's best-selling book. Photography
commenced at Hollywood's Griffith Park.
David Jansen stars as RothStein with
Joseph Schildkraut portraying the gang
ster's father. Not a very healthy yarn,
we presume.
The Arizona post., 1960-12-23
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The Arizona post., 1960-12-23
Hollywood Report
Story Of Gambler
Is Before Cameras
By HERBERT G. LUFT
Copyright, 1860, Jewish Telegraphic Agenc

Copyright, 1860 Jewish Teegraphic Agency, Inc.)
Producers Samuel Bischoff and David
Diamond recently put The Big Bankrou" the story of
Arnold Rothsein before the 81 years after
the bigme gambler took his last ride up Broadway in
hearse The mystery of the who killed Rothsein
The Arizona post., 1960-12-23

AMSTERDAM, CJTA) -
The Jewish population in
Holland rose to $1,000 in
1857, by comparison with A.
347 ten years earlier.
The Arizona post., 1960-12-23

AS special touch Danny Lewis Jerry's od-tme vaude
william father plays Danny Walker fasttalkng New York
bookie Rothseins cinema biography This is comeback
for Danny Lewis who after threegeneraton TV act
couple of years ago. lately has been doing public relations
work for his famous
JERRY LEWIS himself, at Paramount starts THE La
Man." his original story which he pro-
duces and directs in addition playing the title role Helen
Traubel Diana DORIS and Gloria Jean supply the female
contingent with Buddy Lester night club and teevson
comic adding his talents to the of Jerry The latter
need fresh approach to the cinema, since the
humor of his two pictures now release Belboy"
Cinderella" has rather thin and is quite boresome
to the audience.
SAM SPIEGEL, who has been cashng in at the box
office his highly controversial movie Suddenly Last
Summer" now prepares Lawrence of Arabia which Brit
director David Lean who also guided his Bridge the
River Kwai" will handle for the producer The picture is
scheduled roll location in the Near East January
The film based on Col. T. E. Lawrences account of
the uprising the desert and the three from
1916 1918 the period described in the authors Seven
Pillars of Wisdom" Columbia Studios wants to make it
that the story in enters into the question of
Homeland in Palestine but is confined to the revou
ton against the during World War 1t ends when
the British colonel leads Arab commandos into Damas
Gus on October 1915 thereby helping break up the Ger
manTurkish alliance and win the for the Entente
AVRAM BEN.ASTAR, Israetborn character actor has
been signed by producers Jack Rose and Melville Shaveson
for the Danny Kaye picture On The Double in which the
comedian porays American CT masqueradng as nigh
ranking British Army genius BenAsar as always plays
heavy This time he has been promoted to Russian Mar
shall He Curtain ambassador in The Pres
Proposals" with Katharine Cornell and the Russian
General with in "The Great Sebastians on
Broadway national road In the most recent
The Story of Ruth BenAsar enacted mere slavedrver
in the biblical land IF Moab For his assignment in the
musical comedy "On The Double" BenAstar will have to
speak Russian in amusing duel of words with Danny
The Arizona post., 1960-12-23

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Evening star., 1960-01-03
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AIR CONDITIONING

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Evening star., 1960-01-03
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Evening star., 1960-05-13
MAJOR LEAGUE
LEADERS
By the AssociaJed Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE

BATTING (based on As or more .
batsb-Runnels. Boston, .426; Maris
New York, 1893; Allison. WaShington
.JSb; Lumpe, Kansas City, .366
skowron, New York. .365.
RUNS-Mantle. New York. 20; Wood
ling. Baltimore, IS: Minoxo, Chicago
and Allison, Washington. 10; Brandt
Baltimore, and Kubek, New York. Is
RUNS BATTED IN skowron, Nev
York, 90: GENTLE, Baltimore. 10
Maris, New York, IS; Minoso, Chi
eago, and Allison, Washington, IL
HITS-Lumpe. Kansas City. and Ali
son. Washington. 80; Power, Cleve
and. Is; skoEron; New York, "a
and Gardner, Washington, 26.
DOUBLES - Allison, Washington, 9
Lollar. Chicago, s; Buddin, Boston
Power. Cleveland, and skoWron, NeI
York. z.
TRIPLES-Fox, Chicago, 8. Hansen
Baltimore; Power, Cleveland. AM
Mantle and Howard. New York,
HOME RUNS = Held, Cleveland, an,
Kansas City, and skowron, NeV
York, 5; seven tied with 4.
STOLEN BASES-Aparicio, Chicago, 5
Smith, Chicago; Power, Cleveland
and kaline' Detroit, 8; six tieC
r'TcHIHG Cbased on 3 or more deci.
sionsl-Staley, CHICAGO: Hall. Kan.
sas City; and Coates, New York, 80
i.O09; Bell, Cleveland, Al, 500
STRIKEoUTS : Bell, Cleveland, A
Pascual, Washington. AZ; Bunning
Detroit, %: Barber, Baltimore, 25
Ramos, Washington, %.
Evening star., 1960-05-13
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bufrh. @ and HecoTsy. o san 'P1i PTanciseo

natl. II; droat and Ciemente. Pitts.
burEh, and MecoVey, San Francisco
Is.
Runs BATTED IN - McCovey. San
Francisco. 81; clemente, Pittsburgh
"A; Aazeroski. Fittsburgn. e banks
CHICAGO, IL; Thomas. Chicago,
Robinson, Cincinnati, and Skinner,
Pittsburgh. Is.
HITS-Clemente. Pittsburgh, 81; Mays,
San Francisco, 35; White, st. Louis
80; Kasko and Ptnson, Cincinnati,
%.
DOUBLES-Pinson and Bailey, Gin
ctnnati, 9; Mays, San Francisco, and
Spencer, st. Louis, g.; Martin. Gin
cinnati. Skinner, Pittsburg, McCoyey,
San Francisco, and Cunningham, st.
Louis, 2.
TRIPLES T. Taylor, Chicago, 81
eight tied with ..
HOME RUNS - Mecovey. San Fran
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

BATTING BIASED on as or more at
bats) - clemente, Pittsburgh. and
Pittsburgh, 375; Mathews, Milwau-
kee, and Curry. Philadelphia. .34S.
Pittsburgh, %; Mays,
San Francisco, 20; Pinson, Ctncin-
Evening star., 1960-05-13

cisco, 9; Mcmillan, Cincinnati.
Mathews, Milwaukee, Clements.
PITTSBURGH, and Boyer. st. Louis. 8.
STOLEN BASES Pinson, Cinein-
Eati, 10; Nays, San Francisco, !.
Blasingame and Kirkland, San Fran
Evening star., 1960-05-13

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Cepeda, San Francisco, 4.
PITCHING BASED on 3 or more de-
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Evening star., 1960-05-13
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