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Evening star., 1960-07-08
Subwoy Planners
See Tunnel Snoq
City Had Agreed to Reserve Site
For Tunnel, Hoover Says
BY JAMES G. DEANE
Star stan Writer

Planners Of the proposed Washington rapid transit
system said today the Districts Twelfth street tunnel
project might block seriously hamper construction of
Twelfth street rail subway line
Keneth Hoover project director the rapid plan
submitted last to the White House said District hghWay
Evening star., 1960-07-08

officials agreed three years ago
on Twelfth street as the best
route for a rail subway. If the
auto tunnel now under way is
completed. the transit plan is
likely to be "in difficulty" he
said.
Robert Keith, engineer with
the National Capital Planning
Commission, said part of the
auto tunnel may have to be
ripped out If a rail line and
terminal are built on Twelfth
street as proposed. Under ten
tative plans the terminal would
be in the vicinity Of the Agri-
culture Department.
Morse Suggestion Recalled
Meanwhile, it was learned
that Senator Morse, Democrat
of Oregon, asked the District
in March to consider postpon-
ing completion Of the auto
tunnel to make provisions for
the subway. The Morse sug-
geStion was rejected.
But it took city officials mere
than a month to get around to
replying to the Senator's letter
Meanwhile, construction on the
tunnel was pushed, and yester-
day it was disclosed that the
highway department on June
"a ordered three months sliced
off the construction timetable.
The $3.3 million highway
project, called the Twelfth
street expreSsway, runs from
Constitution avenue to hide
pendence avenue. A three-lane
tunnel being built most of this
distance across the Mall is to
be extended to connect with
the new Washington channel
crossing, also now under con-
struction.
Design Funds Denied
The Twelfth street project is
intended to carry northbound
motorists from the Fourteenth
street bridge. A twin tunnel
carrying southbound cars is
planned on Ninth street, but
has not been started. Congress
this year killed design funds
for the Ninth street project
leaving completion of the full
two-way road links in doubt.
The proposed rail subway is
part of plan recommended by
the planning commission and
handed to President Eisenhower
a year ago by the commission
and the District Commissioners.
Evening star., 1960-07-08
Parents Visit Rees
In Cell, Voice Faith
By BARNARD LETTER
Star STAFF Writer

Melvin Davis Rees jr, has settled tiny Baltimore
City jail for the to await trial in the kdnap
of Mrs Mildred Jackson 27 and her 5yearod daughter Susan
The slender, 31yearold musician taken to the Jail
from the United States Marshals Office late yesterday after
wo-hour visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Melvin D.
Evening star., 1960-07-08

ZONE OF THE very first
steps in our standard oper-
ating procedure was to throw
one end of that heavy chain
down the hatch. If the un-
scrupulous Germans tried to
submerge in that situation, it
would serve them jolly we'll
right.
1--WE thought that we were
getting to be pretty good at
our boarding technique and
were anxious to try it out on
a real submarine when one
showed up in Londonderry
harbor-British, of course.
"The submarine skipper
was kind enough to offer us
an opportunity to capture his
craft, just in practice, Of
course.
I'VE were delighted. He
was lying about a quarter Of
a mile off our port side, just
the situation we would hope
to come upon at sea.
when he ran up the white
flag we got into the boat and
lowered away.
Something went wrong.
The forward boatfalls let the
prov down but the ones aft
jammed and we were all
thrown in the water.
THE skipper of the sub
marine signaled that he was
sorry but that he would have
to be going along. Under the
circumstances, he could not
wait for us to capture him.
"AS he proceeded out of
the harbor he was flying sig
nal flags that read:
"'Auf Wiedersehen.'"
Evening star., 1960-07-08
SEND A KID TO CAMP
Now Its Terry's
Time to Have Fun

The award honoring Terry as
the outstanding boy at the
neighborhood house hangs over
the mantle in his tiny home.
Poor but proud" could be
the family motto.
Twelve-year-old Terry's par
entS always have been on hand
at the neighborhood house
family night during the years.
They never have failed to be
present when recognition was
given one Of their seven chill
dren.
Terry's father died just a few
months ago. His mother earns
$50 for a six-day week in a
restaurant. The older children
are helping out to keep the
family off relief.
In many ways, Terry's family
is as poor as those for whom
charity money is raised. Yet
Terry's mother herself never
fails as a volunteer in health
and charity drives.
She has time for her home,
too, banishing bleakness with
inexpensive pictures on the
walls and clean curtains at the
windows.
Terry has been giving a help
ing hand this summer at a day
camp for smaller children.
Asked if he found it fun. he
explained, 1T isn't my job to
have fun here. I'm taking care
of the little kids"
But it would be Terry's job
to have fun at Camp Pleasant.
Your gift to The Evening Star
Summer Camp Fund can send
him there for IL wonderful
days.
The following contributions have been
received:
Previously acknowledged -S13.s37 e5
louise Tebeau - 1926
Patricia NJ Collins - 5000
In memory Of
Robert M Heth - 80 30
Evening star., 1960-07-08

enter white schools. Judge
Bryan shortly thereafter
ordered all seven admitted.
Draft Report to Court
School board members today
refused to discuss the closed
meeting.
THE board prepared a re-
port for the court. That report
will be released when it is filed
in the court" Chairman Bar
nard Joy said.
However, a reliable school
source disclosed the results of
the meeting.
The report outlining board
members attitude toward each
of the 81 applications was to
be submitted to the court late
this afternoon.
A total of % Negroes have
been admitted to the segregated
schools in Arlington as re-
suit of Federal court orders.
State Board Bypassed
The school board has con-
tended it is powerless to as
sign pupils because Virginia
law vests such authority solely
| in the State Pupil Placement
Board. Federal judges in pre-
viouS decisions have bypassed
the State board and ordered
both Arlington and Alexandria
school systems to admit some
Negroes who have filed suits.
In evaluating the applica-
tions of the 81 pupils involved
in the latest legal contest. the
Arlington board utilized Federal
criteria, including proximity of
residence to school, academic
background. overcrowding of
schools, and the psychological
and physical condihon of the
pupil.
BY deciding not to oppose the
application of ten of the stu
dents, the board implied that
it considers they meet the
necessary criteiia for at
tendsnce of the school they seek
to enter.
Conversely, 1t asserted that
20 of the applicants do not
fulfill the criteria.
Attorneys representing the
Negro children will present any
objections they may have to
the school board decision at a
hearing before Judge Bryan
July 81.
Evening star., 1960-07-08
The
Rambler
Recalls
Submarine Story
By GEORGE KENNEDY


Say what you will, there is
q type Of humor in our Ian
guage that can originate
only in Britain.
There was the story told
by the New York Times cor
respondent who was taken
prisoner in the desert to-
gether with a small detach-
ment Of BritonS.
AS they were being trun-
died away in open trucks to
the German base some
American planes came over.
Prisoners and guards all
rolled into the ditch as the
convoy was strafed.
Another alarm was
sounded an hour later and
they were about to pile out
when Maltese crosses, the in
sigma of the Luttwaffe, were
noticed beneath the wings.
AS they made themselves
comfortable again, a British
officer said:
"Ours!"
We were inspecting one of
the new submarines at the
Navy Yard dock-not one of
the nuclear subs; this was
some years back. 1t was an
anti-sub sub of the killer"
class.
The occasion was memoir
able because it was there we
met TomkinS, a very charm
ing English newSpaperman.
He had the most delightful
English accent to be heard
off stage, a sort of relaxed
Noel Coward. He had gone
up to Cambridge from one of
the best public schools. He
was from a good county
family, long line Of squires
and all that.
He was fascinated by the
submarine, looked every
where, asked a lot of knowl-
edgeable questions. But that
it was so apparent that he
represented an ally, he would
have caused some misgivings
on the part of our young
naval officers in charge as to
the possibility of espionage.
Afterwards at the officers
club bar-where he drank
tonic-without gin-he ex-
planned his great interest.
Evening star., 1960-07-08
Arlington Lifts Bars
For 10 Negro Students

However, the board dissp-
proved the application of 20
other Negro students.
1t reviewed all 81 applica-
tionS in response to an order
from Federal Court Judge Al
bert V. Bryan in Alexandria.
Last summer after a similar
directive, the school board de-
cided not to contest applica-
tion of seven Negro students to
enter white schools. Judge
Bryan shortly t thereafte r
ordered all seven admitted.
Evening star., 1960-08-07
OINEY
34O5 COLONIAL CO
ROCKVILLE

rambler stone fireplace large weleouipped Kitchen
basement lot with S1.100 down VACANT
DIRECTIONS; West Rte % from Rockville mis- left o.
Travah rd " MI right Nolan to PECKS Open SiSn
Evening star., 1960-08-07
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

ROCKVILLE - 3-bedrm. rambler
on level lot: $500 dn., S77 mo.
FHAs TRACER AssociATEs. JU.
Evening star., 1960-08-07
HENRY w. BECRAFT

HlLLANDALE Area only S23,5OO
-Beaut; 3.bedrm. brick rambler
Sep. din. rm., fully eauip' d kit, pam
eled den, full walk-out bSmt.; lac.
fenced ward and patio.
". J. NICHOLAS HE. $1,000
Evening star., 1960-08-07
GREENWICH FOREST
PARKWOOD

This vacant brick rambler
is available for immediate
occupancy. Living nm, sepa-
rate dining rm., large com.
pletely equipped kitchen, Q
bedrms., :! baths, den, rec.
room with ind fireplace,
maids room, built-in garage.
and what must certainly be
the most beautiful Florida
room in Montgomery County.
measuring 25x3l, 1t con-
tains complete entertaining
facilities walks out to lovely
rear garden. Many extras.
S34,950
DIRECTIONS: Out Wiscon-
sin ave, past the Naval Hos
pital, right on Cedar lane,
left on Saul road to 45lS
and OPEN sign.
Evening star., 1960-08-07
COLESVILLE AREA
lO1 PEACH ORCHARD DRIVE

PROMISE HER ANYTHING, BUT BUY HER THIs-3-bedroom
brick rambler hTepaee complete modern kitc1sn
DIRECTIONS Out Coeyts rd 20 Bsss chaney rd rSht to
Peach Orchard, left to PECKS open Sisn.
Evening star., 1960-08-07
n&@gGn

Silver Spring-Close-in
OPEN SUN. 1:30 TO =
YOUR WORRIES ARE OVER!
Low down payment or trade ac-
cepted on this attractive brick
Colonial with so many deluxe
Moye-in in two weeks-you'll need
no carpeting there's lovely wall
to-wall carpeting here-large liv-
ing room with fireplace, paneled
den, separate dining room for
full set OF furniture, big family
kitchen: recreation room, maid S
room, screen porch, slate patio,
with barbecue pit, built-in garage,
and priced in the mid 20s. II you
are new in town and your place
back home isn't sold, We can ar
range the financing. Dirs.: Out
Colesville rd. to Franklin, right to
Flower ave.-left to Schuyler and
our sign at 400.
EVELYN G.. KAPLAN & CO.
Lo. 5-2027
SILVER SPRING, l412 Gleason st
-3-bedrm. rambler, nice lot,
shaded yd. Lovely neighborhood
Hr. elem. and high school, also
wheaton Shopping Center. Assume
A. GI or FHA loan. Sl2,5O0,
$500 down. Now available. Call
OWNER, ewes. JU. 9-9392.
SILVER SPRING-Rambler: 3 bed
rms, 2h baths, lge. kit. rec
rm., firepl, gar, close-in. Con-
venient: nr. Mont. Blair High.
Low POS. OWNER. JU. 7-7522.
Evening star., 1960-08-07
WHEATON
28O2 BIJTERIDGE Az
SILVER SPRING

SECLUDED CHARM RAMBLER-True center hall with real
quality spacious rooms throughout Fabulous kitchen
Georgia wheaton,,
derSon to PEcK's "Open" Sign
Evening star., 1960-08-07
ROCKVILLE
SO8 FIRST STREET.

NEW HoMEs-TERRIF1c BUYS twin bedrooms, loads o
storage separate dining large de kitchens
eye-eyel ovens fun baths HANDICAPPED lots Walk
' " ' ~ ~
DIRECTIONS rd to First st. in Rockville righ
4 blocks to PEcKS "open" Sign
Evening star., 1960-08-07

ROCKvILLE-S500 down. 3-bedrm,
home; expansible to 4; fireplace;
wooded fenced lot. r. L. SMITH,
Realtor, GA. 4-771l, GA. 4-s795.
Evening star., 1960-08-07

Silver Spring-OWner
9715 Admiralty dr., Injurious ram
bler, 3 bedrms.. 2l2 baths. extra
stepdoRn te %SnOS lv O1qelea r sep se an
rm.. spac. kit. " birch cabinets.
Like new Wv carpeting: rear
all conveniences. MANY extras, too
numerous 10 mention. Sacrifice
S21 $50. JU. 5-OaS3
Evening star., 1960-08-07
ROCKVILLE
1n4 WALL STREET

THESE NEW HOMES MAKE FRIENDS, GET ACQUAINTED
TODAY-Brick bedrooms, full baths.
kchsns full large level lots priced sSS95C
DIRECTIONS: From Rockville out West Montsomery ave-
Wall St., left 2 blocks PECKS open" Sign.
Evening star., 1960-08-07
BETHESDA
1O02 EDWARD AVENITE

WARMEST HOUSE IN THE AREA-3-bedroom brick rambler
fireplace full basement lovely attractive lot priced to sell
DIRECTIONS Out Wisconsin to Grosvenor left
Evening star., 1960-08-07
HOUSES FOR SALE ND.
OPEN !,IEE SUNDAY

/. 1O2os Ten TENsRooK sSoo DR.. 81.
SI7,SO0, FHA. Vacant.
?. S408 GALVESTON RID. 81. PIX.
HILLS-New bi-leVel brick ram
bier: 3 bedrms., 2 baths, rec.
rm; 4th bedrm. possible; price,
3. 1910 MARYMoUNT RD., AL.
LANWOOD-New 3-bedrm. brick
rambler: 2 baths. extra lge. kit,
beaut. daylight bsmt., scr. porch.
garage, lh-acre lot: S32 $50.
RADCLIFF REALTORS
III Q-TGAA III o 49, O
Evening star., 1960-08-07
GERMANTOWN

HAVE HOUsE-WILL SELL-cape
Cod with shade trees on "a acre;
3 big bedrms.. 2 baths, liv. rm.,
din. rm:, pine-paneled den with
frepl.. kit. with eating space;
full bsmt. and garage. All this
and country atmosphere for S16,-
800; good nm: Call OWNER at
Evening star., 1960-08-07
HOUSES FOR SALE MD.

KENsINGToN - Walk to Wheaton
Plaza. Low rambling rancher
with 8 large bedrooms, 2 fun
baths, living room with fireplace
and finished basement that
makes you want to have Q party.
Move In with $1,000 down. LO.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MTG.
Evening star., 1960-08-07
bEQpGn
TODAY, 1-6
BETHESDA
GARRETT PARK ESTATES

Handsome 4-year-old brick
rambler Of exceptional quail
ity and design, in this highly
desirable community. At.
tractive entrance foyer eff
fectively establishes a func-
tional trafflc pattern. Living
rm. with fireplace, separate
dining rm., ultra modern
kitchen and 3 bedrmS on
main level. Full daylight
basement with partially An
lShed powder rm. and poten.
TALLY large rec room. Deep
fenced lot. FHA financing
available. Very fairly priced
at 81 $50.
DIRECTIONS: Out Wiscon-
sin ave. past GEORGETOWN
Prep. right on Flanders,
right on Saltwater to l112S
and OPEN sign.
Evening star., 1960-08-07
Henry w. Becraft

GAITHERSBURG AREA - Owner
transferred. This beauty can't be
touched for the price. 3-bedrm.
brick rambler, > baths, lge. kit.
din, area, cozy firepl.: schls. close
by. In q comm. you will love. 1t
won't last At So33 300
The Adak sun., 1960-11-14
FRIDAY
BREAKFAST

DlLEit1AT lad /
CHILLED FRESH FRUIT
CHILLED FRESH MILK
ASSORTED DRY CEREAL
HOT OATMEAL CEREAL
DREAMED HARD COOKED EGGS
CRISP FRIED BACON
HASH BROWN POTATOES
HOT TOAST
3READ-DUTTER-JhM
TEA-COFFEE
The Adak sun., 1960-11-14

SATURDAY
CHILLED FRESH FRUIT
CHILLED FRESH MILK
assorted DRY CEREAL
2TCE & RAISM CEREAL
HOT MINCED. BEEF
COTTAGE FRIED POTATOES
HOT TOAST
3READ-DUTTER~JAM
TEA-COFFEE
Evening star., 1960-01-11

each and every course on which
Bolt played. he insulted at
least one official. Frequently
Player had to apologize for his
(Bolt's) manners.
Never on one sports field
has one man made so many
enemies in so short a time"
Tommy Has Support
But Tommy had some sup
port.
Sid Brewer. president of the
South African Professional
Golfers Union, shrugged it of.
Tommy gave color to the
game here even If he splashed
it on rather heavily at times"
he observed.
Bobby Locke, another South
African aace and four-time
holder of the British Open, told
the Sunday Times that Player
lost the series because of Bolts
psychological treatment"
when you play many of the
Yanks, you've got to switch
off your hearing aid" Locke
remarked dryly.
At the moment, Bolt is on
an indefinite probation by the
PGA for his frequent outbursts.
However. of late, he has been
on his best behavior and has
refrained from his old habits
of tossing clubs and arguing
with spectators.
Evening star., 1960-01-11
LIKE THE WAY he PUTS
IT DOWN IN BLACK AND WHITE =

I'm the kind of man who likes to know
what I'm buying how much I'm
getting-how much I'm paying! So, |
always take my car to my GIN Dealer for
Guardian Maintenance.
l know what I'm getting =. it's educated
serUice with factory-trained mechanics,
factory-approUed parts and the most
modern equipment. With Guardian
Maintenance, know the job will be done
right the first time-ecopomically and
efficiently!
| know what I'm paying the GIN
Dealer gives me an accurate estimate on
parts and labor. Best of all, he notifies me
if there is a change of price or if have
overlooked something.
You're missing a good investment in
driving pleasure and safety if you don't
take your car to your GIN Dealer for
Guardian Maintenance!
Evening star., 1960-01-11
johnson Ready for Big Test in Star Games

the worlds top six that also
includes the German sensation,
Martin Lauer, and Russia's
Ana toliy Mikhailov.
Calhoun warmed up for the
season by winning both 60
yard high and low hurdles races
in a meet Saturday night in
Chicago.
In Baltimore, Johnson wasn't
faced with the likes Of this
select company. but he was up
against some highly regarded
performers, including Bill john
son of Maryland, IC-4A cham
pion, Al Haddinott of George
town and Russell Rogers of
Maryland State. His time was
rs seconds.
The pole vaulting also pro-
duced a major thrill, as Don
Bragg, the ex-Villanovan who
set a world indoor record last
year in Philadelphia, scared tc
IS feet 3 inches in his first
try of the season, and Me-
Schwarz, the ex-Marylander
took second at Is feet.
Bragg, defending champion
in The Star meet, was trying
out a brand-new pole. The one
that sent him to his record per-
formance Of l5-feet-9k wa,
broken. He told Star meet off,
cials that if his new pole
worked out all right he prob
ably would be back to defend
his title, though it means TAX
Evening star., 1960-01-11
BY BILL FUCHS
Star STAFF Writer

Herman johnson, a new star
just beginning to rise on tracks
horizon, has served sharp no
tice to the Nations greatest
hurdlers that he is to be reck-
oned with in The Star Games
the night Of January % in the
Armory.
The 17-year-old schoolboy
from Plainfield IN. j. High
School, which also produced
Milt Campbell, former Olympic
decathlon champion, opened his
campaign for recognition by
winning the 60-yard hurdles in
the All Eastern meet that
opened the indoor season Sat-
urday night in Baltimore.
Marshall c. Brown, sr., john
sons coach and the man who
sent Campbell on his way to
fame and glory, has been say
ing all along the 6-foot-5, 225-
pound former football star is
ready for big-time competition
johnson will get it in The
Star Games, where he'll be
competing in the 70-yard hur-
dies against such established
stars as Hayes Jones, Lee CAL
houn, Elias Gilbert and Willie
May.
This quartet is ranked among
Evening star., 1960-01-11
Clerks Pace Area Schools
Preparing for Stur Games

BALTIMORE, Jan. IL (Spe-
ciaD The South Atlantic AS
sociation scholastic indoor track
meet here Saturday proved
that the Washington area
schools are far ahead of Balti-
more's in preparation for the
big Star Games high school
meet, which is less than two
weeks away. This is especially
true of Cardozo.
The Clerks won half Of the
six events, including a one
two-three sweep in the 1000
yard run, to run up % points
for the team championship.
Eastern and Bethesda Chevy
Chase tied for second with eight
points.
Spingarn scored 71a points
for fourth. Catonsville, six;
Roosevelt, five; Kenwood and
Fairmont Heights, three each;
Anacostia, two, and Frederick,
.11z. Ten other teams failed to
score, including st. Johns of
Washington.
However, st. Johns entered
a two-mile relay team against
the colleges at night and took
a third-place medal. Mckinley
Evening star., 1960-01-11
Sport Club Posts
Easy Soccer Win

The Washington Sport Club.
first-half champion of the Ma
tional Soccer League, opened
the second half of the season
yesterday with a 6-l victory
over the British Lions at Twen-
ty-third street and Constitution
avenue.
In other games, Central Valet
Swamped Inca, 8-2, at Six
teenth and Kennedy streets:
Maggie's Restaurant won over
Schweigert, 4-2, at Hains
Point, and the Charles County
Legionaires shut out Prince
Georges, 20. in Upper Marl-
boro.
Rolf AnhauSeur scored three
goals for the Sport Club in its
victory over the Lions. George
Gruber and Roberto Toto each
scored two goals for Central
Valet in its rout of Inca.
Evening star., 1960-01-11
U. S. Fails to Enter
Olympic Field Hockey

PARIS, Jan. IL (AP).-The
international Field Hockey
Association has named the Is
teams for the Rome Olympic
competition. The United States
is not entered.
India. Pakistan, Germany
and the United Kingdom
qualified automatically as
semifinalistS in the 1856 Olym-
pics. Italy qualified as host.
The other IL entries, deter
mined by performance since
the last Olympics, are Aus
tralia, Belgium, Denmark,
Spain, France, Holland, Japan,
Kenya, New Zealand, Poland
and Switzerland. , Austria
Egypt and Korea were named
alternates.
Evening star., 1960-01-11
BASKETBALL STANDINGS
MISSOURI VALLEY
SOUTHWEST

Conference
Games
Evening star., 1960-01-11

Wint Of Jamaica nine years
ago. Collymore, ex-Villanova
star, nosed out Winder Of
Morgan State in the 6O-yard
dash final, but Sepp, up-and-
coming star from the University
of Virginia, showed promise
while getting nosed out in a
heat.
Homen, Finnish exchange
Student at Delaware, set a fast
pace for a half-mile and got
overtaken by Flemming, who
won the mile in 4:2O.5. Baze-
more Of Duke won the half-mile
in 1885 and Dennis, former
Morgan State star, won the
high jump with 6 feet ga.
Evening star., 1960-01-11
FOR SALTY LANGUAGE
South African Paper
Blasts Tommy Bolt

JOHANNESBURG, South
Africa, Jan. IL CAP).-"The
worst hammered golfer ever to
visit the Union" the Johannes
burg Express said today.
Tommy Bolt, the hot-tem-
pered National Open cham
pion from Crystal River, Fla.
was the object of the Express
wrath.
Bolt won a challenge series
against South African Gary
Player. the British Open cham
pion, a couple of weeks ago.
The Express demanded that
the South African Golfers
Union make an official COM
plant to the United States
Professional Golfers AsSocia-
ton for Bolts appalling be-
havior."
Object to Language
The Express objected mostly
to Bolts salty language. 1t
claimed he cursed one official
who offered him a cool drink.
In another match. COM
planned the Express, an official
took a look at Bolts lie in the
rough and Tommy yelled to
Player:
Say, Gary, call this imbecile
of"
Continued the Express:
1T is safe to say that at
Evening star., 1960-01-11
Ex-Cunudien Dies;
Once Playing Pilot

MONTREAL, Jan. IL (AP)
Jack Laviolette, 80, defense
man with the Montreal Canad-
lens from 1910 to 1919, died
yesterday.
Laviolette began his hockey
career in the original Inter
national League and later
played for the Montreal Sham
rocks in the old Eastern League.
He joined the Canadiens in
1910 as playing manager. His
career ended in 1919 when he
lost his right foot in an auto
mobile racing accident.