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The Arizona post., 1961-03-03
Soviet High Jump
Champion Is Jewish

NEW YORK-(SpeciaD-Jew figures making
themselves known in the world of sports these days
The world record breaking Soviet high jumper Valery
Brunei twice victor Americas John Thomas, is
of Jewish athletes who the Russian
The Arizona post., 1961-03-03
Really BowIers
Hold Loop Lead
By HoIf-Cume

Ben Shein Realty bowlers
hold a slim half-game lead
over Jules Klowden Insur-
ance this week in The Ari-
zona Post Bowling League.
In matches Wednesday
night Morrie Olshansky
turned in a high 224 game
and 595 series. Carl Adler
had a 212 and SGT and Ben
Meyerson rolled a 551 series.
Here are the current stand
ingS:
The Arizona post., 1961-03-03
Births
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To Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H.
Whitehill a daughter, Judith
Ann, 6 lbs, 7 ozs., on Feb. Is.
Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. 1. M. Whitehill of Far
Rockaway, N. Y. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold ]. Goodhart of
Highland Park, Ill.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Bacal a son, David Martin,
8 lbs, 3 ozs., on Feb. 20.
Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Bacal of Tucson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Kessler of New York City.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Hilbert
Gettler a son, Paul Edward,
7 lbs, on Feb. 20.
Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. High Joseph Gettler of
New York and Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Copalman of Tucson.
The Arizona post., 1961-03-03
| he
The
Sports
Page
BY Woody Cohen
BY Woody Cohen

The Center will sponsor two city wide basketball tourna
ents beginning March There will be for high school
age boys and also mems open tournament
Registrations being taken for the summer
mixed bowling league beginning Sunday, June Copa
The Arizona post., 1961-03-03

Team Won Lost
Ben Shein Realty 201a 71a
Jules KloWden In. 20 8
G & L Motors 16 12
Jerry Courtney 16 II
Beacon Lighting 151a 1919
Reese Inv. 13 IS
Mi Art ElectronicS II II
Crown Upholstery II II
Encanto Drug 9 19
LaScco Foods 8 20
The Arizona post., 1961-03-03

TEL AVIV-ISraePs over
land Suez Canal = a pipeline
for the transfer of oil from
the Red Sea to the Meditter-
ranean-has been completed.
Evening star., 1961-01-14
School Run Down,
Citizens Soy in
Asking Repairs

The Pleasant Plains Citizens
Association last night criticized
the physical condition Of Mon
roe School, 725 Columbia road
NV. and asked action by the
superintendent Of buildings
and grounds.
Members Of the association
singled out the need for new
furniture in the early grades as
a priority requirement Of the
school.
THE furniture is so creaky, -"
a parent remarked, that we're
afraid the children will fall
out Of their chairs"
Broken windows on the play
ground sides of Monroe and
Park View Schools also were
criticized bv the group. The as
sociation called for window
guards to protect the glass.
In other business, the organ
ization passed a resolution op-
posing the proposed location of
a billiard .parlor In the 3100
block Of Eleventh street NV.
Last nights meeting con-
Quoted by Nelson C.. Roots,
president. was held at the
Benneker Community Club,
$500 Georgia avenue NV.
Evening star., 1961-01-14
Bennett Is Firm,
To Push TVCuse
BY the Associated Press

Director James v. Bennett
of the United States Bureau OF
Prisons says he intends to fol-
low through on his protest that
the ABC TV network program
THE Untouchables" DETAINED
the Federal penal system.
Mr.. Bennett said =. he had
made a formal request to be
heard by the Federal Com
munications Commission in
connection with the programs s
depletion Of an imaginary un-
derworld effort to Spring
gangster Al Capone while
Capone was being transferred
from Atlanta Penitentiary to
Alcatraz by train in 1884.
In two-part episode a guard
was depicted as a prime par
ticipant in the escape plot.
Mr.. Bennett. who had previ-
ously said he would oppose
license renewals for individual
stations handling the program,
commented yesterday: II am
not through with this matter.
I have asked the FEC to hear
me out"
The prison director asserted
that Capone was in fact trans
ferred without incident" to
Alcatraz on q special car at
tached to q regular train.
Evening star., 1961-01-14
CUBA

Continued From First Pag,
five days. He was visited by
his family while held, the
Navy said. and was not struck
or otherwise bodily harmed
Cuban newspapers made a
slip which indicated to many
here the torture charge was
manufactured.
The American commandant
who questioned Prieto Gomez
the newspapers said, was Fen
nor or Fennol, an obvious
reference to Rear Admira
Frank w. Fenno.
Admiral Fenno commanded
the base-until last October Is
Mr.. Prieto Gomez claimed he
was tortured by "Fennor" O,
"Fennol" last week end.
Mr.. Prieto Gomez was quotec
by Revolution as charging that
the incident caused the prema-
ture birth Of twin boys to hi.
wife today. Mr.. Prieto Gomez
said the twins had not beer
due until January II but re.
ports Of his mistreatment causec
his wife to give birth four days
early. Officials in Washington
denied the charges Of mistreat.
ment.
Evening star., 1961-01-14
Russians Protest
u. S. Petrol Acts

MOSCOW. Jan. IA (AP)-
The Soviet Union protested to
the United States today that
American warships staged
provocative actions" against a
Soviet tanker in the neutral
waters Of the Caribbean.
Tass said the protest was
contained in a note handed to
United States Ambassador
Llewellyn Thomson by Soviet
Deputy Foreign Minister Vas
silly Kuznetsov. It demanded
immediate cessation of such
actions and punishment OF
guilty officers.
The note said the tanker
Sverdlovsk was ordered to
heave to buy a United States
patrol vessel without any
grounds for this" Two other
United States ships made SINH
lar demands shortly afterward,
the note said. The date was
not given.
Evening star., 1961-01-14
ExiIed Minister
Declares Castro
Always Anti-U. S,

NEW YORK, Jan. IA (AP).-
Fidel Castro's exiled former II.
nance minister said last night
the Cuban Prime Minister
planned his anti United States
policies even before he had set
up his government.
DR.. Rufo Lopez Fresquet,
Premier Castro's finance min
lister until his forced resigna-
ton last March, said:
He (CaStro) had the idea
in his mind all the time to act
the way he does now. But he
couldn't afford to act that way
when he was in the hills while
the revolutionary government
was being established.
He had to deceive the peo-
pie in Cuba first. When he
realized the professionals and
middle class were no longer
necessary to him. he became
more and more openly anti
U. S. A. and pro- Communist.
The United States is not to
blame for the attitude Of Castro
nowadays"
The former Cuban official
was interviewed on the Mutual
Radio Networks The World
Today" program.
Evening star., 1961-01-14

however. when the Senate gets
down to consideration of Sec
ond rank ap2ointees.
Chester Bowles, named for
Undersecretary Of State. can
expect stiff questioning from
Republicans on Red China pol
'icies when he appears before
the Foreign Relations Commit
tee next Thursday. Senators
also will have some inquiries
about pledges Mr.. Bowles
helped to write into the Demo-
cratic platform.
Mr.. Bowles' nomination seems
in no real danger. But that
may not be true of the proposed
appointment Of Robert C.
Weaver. chairman of the
board Of directors Of the Ma
tional Association for the
Advancement of the Colored
People, as housing admins
traitor.
Construction trade leaders
already are contending that II
Mr.. Weaver puts non-discrimi-
nation tags on Federal housing
programs their business may
fall off drastically. Mr.. Weaver
who has said he will resign
from the NAACP post, has
strong defenders among liberals
Of both parties.
Evening star., 1961-01-14
Last to Quit
Embassy Rest
In Florida.

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. IA (AP).-
A brief rest In the Miami area
before reporting to the State
Department in Washington was
being enjoyed today by the last
three United States Embassy
staff members to leave Cuba.
The three terminated Amer
ican diplomatic affairs, on the
troubled island yesterday and
turned responsibility over to a
five-man Swiss team headed by
Ambassador CASTOR Jaccard.
Administrative officer Mi
chael Buzan. jr.., of New Or
leans and Taylor, Tex. said he
signed all remaining protocols
over to Mr.. Jaccard before he
and his two assistants slipped
quietly out Of Havana aboard a
Pan American Airways plane
last night.
With him were finance off,
Ger George Cliff Of San Fran
cisco and secretary Minna
Krakauer, who was born in
Mexico Of American parents
and has no listed United States
address.
The three received a tumul-
tuous welcome at Miami Inter-
national Airport from friends
and families and approximate
ly 200 persons waiting for
others to arrive from Cuba.
Mr.. Buzan was asked about
Americans remaining in Cuba.
He replied only that "All Amer
leans have been given a chance
to leave. The Cuban govern
ment, in my opinion, has not
hampered them. But there has
been no rush to get out"
Before continuing to Wash
ington, he plans to stay in sub
urban Coral Gables, where his
wife and three children have
been since they left Cuba last
summer.
Evening star., 1961-01-14
Doctors Save Life
Of Youth After
Heart Is Pierced

DECATUR. ILL.,. Jan. Is CAP).
"A youth whose heart was
pierced by an auto fan blade
may recover, thanks to a long
emergency operation during
which surgeons massaged his
heart for more than four hours.
Victim Of the freak accident
was Larry Long, II of Weldon,
Ill.
Larry and other students
started home in an automobile
after classes at Deland- Weldon
High School Wednesday. A
Gathering noise developed in
the engine.
Larry. a passenger in the car,
jumped out and raised the
hood, seeking to spot the
trouble. A blade flew off the
revolving radiator cooling fan,
penetrating his chest.
The youth was rushed. 80
miles southwest to Decatur
where doctors in st. Mary's
Hospital began Immediately a
five-hour operation. Shock of
the stabbing injury stopped his
heart as the blade was with
drawn.
Then. for hours. the heart
massage was administered by
relays Of doctors while other
doctors repaired the heart
puncture.
The youth remained on, the
critical list, but doctors said
his recovery chances appear
good.
Evening star., 1961-01-14
Cuba Releases
PHOTOGRAPHER

HAVANA, Jan. IA (AP).-
Cuba has released a United
States news photographer held
five days and ordered him ex.
PEELED as a spy.
A spokesman for the Castro
military intelligence depart
ment said last night Frank
Beatty. United Press news pic.
lures bureau chief in Miami
was being released as q good.
will gesture" toward the Swis.
Embassy. The Embassy took
over the handling of United
States affairs after the United
States broke relations with
Cuba January 3.
Mr.. Beatty was arrested last
Sunday while taking pictures
of Cuban troops at the capitol
building.
A Swiss Embassy spokesman
said that after making repeat
ed requests for Mr.. Beatty's
release he was told by Cuban
authorities that Mr.. Beatty
was mot only q photographer
but also q spy"
Evening star., 1961-01-14
Fire DESTROYS
Trailer Home

A father and his three sons
lost everything they had in
cluding their trailer home
yesterday when a fire broke
out in the trailer, Fairfax
County firemen said.
Firemen from the Penn Daw
Volunteer Fire Department
said the fire apparently started
in an oil stove, and the flames
soon destroyed the trailer
which was located at the
Nightingale Trailer Court
1904 Richmond highway.
The owner Of the trailer
Dawson Webber, was at work
at a bottled gas company and
the three sons, aged 13, 8 and
8, were at school. The trailer
was a complete loss, firemen
said.
Evening star., 1961-01-14

to appear Monday: Robert
S. Mcnamara, Secretary of
Defense, Tuesday. and Luther
H. Hodges. Secretary Of Com
merce, Wednesday.
Mr.. Mcnamara is expected
to be questioned closely about
defense policies, with particu-
lar attention on a Pentagon re-
organization report made to
Mr.. Kennedy by Senator Sy-
mington, Democrat Of Missouri.
Republicans will want to
know what Mr.. Days views are
on postal rate increases Presi-
dent Eisenhower recommended
but Congress refused to ap-
prove. Mr.. Hodges will face
inqiries on his proposed policies
in the business field.
All three are expected to get
the same kind of advance ap-
proval indicated for seven Of
their colleagues who already
have testified in public hear
ings.
There may be some fireworks,
Evening star., 1961-01-14
India Protests
Border Treuty

NEW DELHI, India, Jan. IA
CAP).-India has protested to
both Red China and Burma
that a border treaty ratified by
the two nations January 4 in
fringes on Indian soil, reliable
sources said today.
1nformants said India told
the two neighbors she could not
accept the Western extremity
Of the Burmese-Ind border
as shown on a map attached
to the agreement. >
The map shows the border
terminating at Diphuk Pass.
which is about eight miles
south Of what India claims is
the actual junction of the In
dian, Burmese and Chinese
borders.
Evening star., 1961-01-14
d More U. S. Officers
Quit Outgoing Reqime

The White House yesterday
announced more designations
by officeholders of the Eisen-
hover administration.
The latest:
True D. Morse. Undersecre-
tary of Agriculture; Norman P.
Mason. administrator Of the
Housing and Home Finance
Agency; Gordon Gray, special
assistant for National Security
Affairs, and Ogden r. Reid,
Ambassador to Israel.
Evening star., 1961-01-14
KENNEDY
Defeated Governors
Get Top U. S. Posts
KENNEDY
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
Bank of Chicago and former
national commander Of the
American Legion, will be ad-
ministrator of the Veterans
Administrations.
Mr.. Kennedy also announced
he is holding over two Pen
tagon officials from the Eisen-
hover administration-Lyle S.
Garlock, 81, as Assistant Sec
retary of the Air Force for
Financial Management, and
James H. Wakelin, 40, as As
sistant Secretary Of the Navy
for Research and Development.
State Task Progresses
Mr.. Kennedy and Dean Rusk,
who will be his Secretary of
State, practically completed
the organization Of high policy
levels of the State Department
and Of some major missions
abroad yesterday.
Their choices for the posts
still to be filled, however, were
not Immediately announced.
Among the important assistant
secretaryships still open are
those for Latin America,
Europe, the Far East and the
Middle East.
Mr.. Rusk told reporters in
q brief interview after his
meeting with Mr.. Kennedy
that names Of ambassadors
will not be announced until
after the new President takes
office. because they must first
be formally nominated and the
consent Of the countries to
which they are posted must be
obtained.
But Mr.. Rusk said there
Evening star., 1961-01-14
Man Found Dead
Pistol in Hand

A 65-year-old security guard
was found shot to death in his
car yesterday at Cameron sta
ton in Alexandria.
He was John H. Lee of 342e
south Utah street, Arlington
assistant chief of the guards
at the station. He had worked
there since 1941.
Police found Mr.. Lees 49,
caliber service pistol in his
hand. They listed the death
a suicide.
Mr.. Lees family said he had
been Ill. police reported. He
leaves his wife. Mrs. Lucy B
Lee. and a daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Lee, both of the home
address.
Evening star., 1961-01-14
Dr.. Terry Rumored
For Burney Post
BY the Associated Press

Reports spread in the We'll
fare Department today that DR..
Luther L. Terry. assistant di-
rector Of the National Heart
Institute, has been selected to
be Surgeon General Of the
Public Health Service in the
Kennedy administration.
DR.. Terry. If nominated by
the President-elect, would sue
coed DR.. Leroy E. Burney,
whose four-year term expires
January 80.
Evening star., 1961-01-14

should be some announcement
in the next few days Of selec.
tions for high posts in the de.
partment itself.
1t was reported. meanwhile
that former Air Force Secre-
tary Thomas K. Finletter would
be named Ambassador to the
North Atlantic Treaty Organi-
cation in Europe.
Other choices in the foreign
affairs field reported include
Frank M. Coffin, former
Democratic Congressman from
Maine, to be managing director
Of the Development Loan Fund
Harlan Cleveland, dean oi
the Maxwell School Of Citizen.
ship and Public Affairs ir
Syracuse, N. Y, as head Of the
international Cooperation Ad.
ministration.
Mr.. Stahr, repeatedly the
choice for Army Secretary
served as a combat liaison Off
Ger during World War II In
North Africa, India and China
and rose to the rank Of lieu
tenant colonel.
Mr.. Stair is the youngest
man ever named president OF
West Virginia University and
has served since February /,
1859.
During the Korean War he
was a special assistant to Sec
retary Of the Army Frank
Pace, jr.
Was Rhodes Scholar
A 1895 graduate Of the Uni
versity of Kentucky, Mr.. Stair
compiled the highest scholastic
record in that institution s
history while an undergradu-
ate. He made Phi Beta Kappa
and won a Rhodes scholar
ship, under which he studied
for three years at oxford Uni
verSity in England. He holds
three degrees from Oxford -
Bachelor Of Arts, Bachelor of
Civil Law and Master Of Arts.
The new veterans admins
traitor is a combat veteran Of
World War II. Mr.. Gleason
enlisted in the Army as q pri-
vate in 1941. and by the time
the war ended he was a lieu
tenant colonel and veteran Of
campaigns in New Guinea, the
Marshall Islands and the Phil
ippines. He was decorated with
the Silver Star, Soldiers Medal,
Legion Of Merit and Bronze
Star.
A Notre Dame graduate, Mr..
Gleason specialized in banking
in post graduate studies at the
Harvard University School of
Business Administrator, the
American Institute Of Banking
and the University Of Wiscon-
sin School Of Banking.
He worked in the First Ma
tional Bank Of Chicago before
World War II, returning there
in 1946 to become an officer of
the bank. He also is president
Of Chicago Helicopter Airways,
Inc. He was vice chairman Of
the Finance Committee in Adlai
StevenSon's 1852 presidential
campaign.
He was elected national COM
mander Of the American Legion
in 1857 after holding several
other State and national Legion
offices. He is a brigadier gen.
eral in the Army Reserve.
Evening star., 1961-01-14
Painting Of Jesus
Identified as Titiun

BERLIN, Jan. IA (AP).-A
previously unidentified painting
OF Jesus by Titan is reported
to have been found in Prague
Adm, official news agency
OF Communist East Germany
said the picture is called "Ecce
Homo" (here is the mani and
used to be in the Slovak Ma
tional Gallery at Bratislaya
Evening star., 1961-01-14
Cabinet Choices Seem
To Have Clear Saline

Presdenelec Kennedys cabinet appear to have
clear sailing ahead toward Senate confirmation But some
his second-lne appontees are in troubled waters
The Senate which has heard prospective cabinet
members explain their views will hear from three
They j. Edward Day. named Postmaster General
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-06-23
LOAD CA K RE R.

Our C46s ready go with l5000 lbs load Also 2l00 gallon tanker planes. Priee-ju Sl AS per mile
Evening star., 1961-12-25
Peter Loinq

for too long, the second is cor
rect. And the carol does not
mean God rest you" in the
sense of God bless you" 1t
means May the Good Lord
keep you in good spirits, gentle
men"-which is why, in CEN
turies past, it was usually sung
around a wassail board with
tankards of mulled cider or
sherry close at hand.
And have you ever wondered
at the line troll the ancient
Christmas carol" in Deck the
Halls With Boughs of Holly?
Well it has nothing to do with
the merry miSchievous tolls
who belong to Halloween any,
way, not Christmas. This
troll" is the same thing dad
does when angling. Just as ne
spins out the line in search OF
the elusive fish. so he should
troll out his voice-at it's fullest,
rollingest best-as he sings the
ancient Christmas carol.
Well, those are the official
contributions to your Christ
mas thinking, lightheartedly
presented and received, we trust
in the same spirit. Now, from
Evening star., 1961-12-25
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Today is a happy day in
your house, too, I trust-lots
of presents, turkey, plum
pudding and happy laughter
It's not a day on which any,
thing should be taken too
seriously. A vagrant thought
about whether Aunt Susie is
ever going to learn that Pop
won't wear. knitted neckties is
about as serious as anyone ex-
poets to be on this day of
days.
But just to keep our hand
in at the business of correct
use of words, here's a question
for you. In that Christmas
carol that you should have
been singing last night, did
you sing it as God rest you,
Merry Gentlemen" or God
rest you merry, Gentlemeny?
Not to keep you in suspense
Evening star., 1961-12-25
Forest FertiIized
Quickly by PIune
By Ston Droke

NEWARK.-The first ap-
plication of a complete ferti-
lizer to forest lands by air.
plane was made in New Jersey
where a cloud of fertilizer was
spread at the rate of 400
pounds an acre over IL acres
in just 6 seconds.
The cost was less than 2
cents a pound.
Evening star., 1961-12-25

all the Morrises to all of you,
may I say "Joyeux Noel"
"Fohliche Weinachten," "Feliz
Navidad," "Buon Natale"-or,
in the language we all love
best, Merry Christmas.
Evening star., 1961-12-25
500 OFF
OUR REGULAR DISCOUNT PRICES!

Starts tomorrow, $50 A~M! Sale: includes all toys
except certain wheel toys and seds Bicycles out of
cartons will be included. Also Christmas wrqppnqs
and cards, all Christmas tree accessories Save now
on all the toys you need for birthdays and next
Christmas! Sorry, no mail or phone ORDERS no deIiv-
cries on these one-hoIf priced items.
Evening star., 1961-06-15
Cooked
Cole SIoW

1 medium head cabbage
Boiling water
2 teaspoons salt
"a teaspoon ground black
pepper
teaspoon dill seeds
u teaspoon sugar
" cup sour cream
2 tablespoons wine vinegar
Shred cabbage and i'm
merse in boiling water to
cover for ! minute. Drain
well. Remove to another
bowl and cool. Combine salt,
pepper, dill seeds, sugar, sour
cream and vinegar and add
to cabbage. Toss and serve.
Six servings.
Evening star., 1961-06-15
7 Troining Glasses Held
To Brief Food Staff

thinly sliced strips of beef
filet, snow peas, Chinese
black mushrooms, b am b o o
shoots, and water chestnutS
gently simmered in rich
chicken stock and seasoned
with a blend Of Chinese herbs
and spices.
A mixed Calcutta grill, he
will explain, contains five
kinds of meat (filet of beef,
pork tenderloin, veal, sweet
breads, and kidneys) along
with mushrooms and truffles
laced with a delicate wine
sauce.
Rumaki, one Of the dozens
of appetizers, is chicken livers
and water chestnuts wrapped
in bacon, then broiled. Crab
Rangoon, another of the
house specialties, is q pate Of
crab meat in egg noodles and
deep fat fried. A Calcutta
curry is hot, hot, while q
Susu curry Is a creamy type,
and a Cantonese curry con-
tains tomato and egg. All
this and much more the watt
er must know in order to
assist the diner in making
his choice.
No two dishes, claims Man
ager Bumps Baldauf, involve
the same type service. Some
of the restaurants exhibi-
ton dishes such as their
flaming after-dinner drinks
and their flame entrees E.
require even more specialized
training.
WaShington's Trader Vic'S
which opens tomorrow in the
Statler Hilton is the 10th in
a chain operated by Victor j.
Bergeron featuring Polyne-
sian, Cantonese and CONT
mental dishes. Plans are ul1-
derway to open the 18th res
taurant in San Juan, Puerto
Rico this summer.
Violet Faulkner.
Evening star., 1961-06-15
Cherryboot Salad
40 dark sweet cherries

40 dark sweet cherries
2 pineapples
2 bananas, peeled
Wash and pit sweet cher
ries. Cut each pineapple in
half lengthwise through leafy
top. Remove core and cut
pineapple from shell. Cut
banana on the bias in 1-inch
slices. Combine fruits. Ar
range in pineapple shells.
Serve with ginger dressing.
Ginger Dressing
/ cup sour cream
l tablespoon honey
tablespoon chopped ginger
or Y teaspoon powdered
ginger,
Combine Ingredients.
Makes cup dressing. Pine
apple juice may be added to