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Evening star., 1961-07-14
City Will Honor
Seven Astronuuts

HAMPTON, Va, July IA
(AP).-Hampton will honor the
Mercury AStronauts and the
Space Task Group located
within its city limits at Lang
ley Air Force Base.
The Hampton City Council
voted Wednesday to name three
streets in honor of the Astro-
nauts and the space group.
Military road, running the
length of the city, will be re-
named Mercury boulevard. Part
of King street, which runs into
Langley, will be named Langley
road.
An access road to Langley,
still in the planning stages,
will be called Shepard boule-
ward in honor of Comdr. Alan
B. Shepard.
Six bridges over New Market
Creek in various areas of the
city will be named after the
six other Astronauts in the fu-
ture.
Evening star., 1961-07-14

can be actually abducted from
the streets. forceably detained
and subjected to a third degree
by an organized group" Mr..
Kaul declared.
THE Rockwell organization
has been a neighborhood and
community nuisance, and If the
newspaper reports are correct,
it is definitely menace to the
community"
Conferring personally with
County Manager A. T. Lund-
berg, Mr.. Kaul said:
"In particular, l would like
to know whether it is Lrue that
about 10 troopers were present
when the boy was handcuffed
and questioned, and, if so, why
all the So-called troopers that
were present and participated
in any degree have not been
arrested.
II would also like to have
your recommendations con-
corning legislation or police
policy to prevent in the future
organized coercion, intimida-
Evening star., 1961-07-14
Vote Winner
Reprimanded

A 80 year old Alexandris
man. who this week was elected
to the Alexandria City Demo
cratic Committee, yesterday was
given a verbal reprimand by g
Judge for allegedly antagonizine
police.
Municipal Court Judge James
N. ColaSanto delivered the rep
rimand to Leonard S. Brown, @
Howard University graduate
student, of 1877 South West
street, before imposing a $50
suspended fine for disorderly
conduct.
The judge told Mr.. Brown ID
"Stop trying to create incidents
with the police department"
The fine was suspended for
one year on condition of good
behavior. The Judge dismissed
two arges contained in
warrants sworn by Mr.. Brown
against the arresting officer,
accusing him of assault and
destroying private property.
Police Pvt. Claiburn Callahan
told the court he charged Mr..
Brown with disorderly conduct
after the committeeman called
him a "liar" and resisted ef-
forts to escort him to a call box
about 5 am. at the corner of
King and Washington streets.
Mr.. Brown denied cursing the
officer. Mr.. Brown said he was
en- route from the Post Office
when the officer met him and
a discussion followed.
Evening star., 1961-07-14
Al Successful
In CP:A Exums
In Maryland

BALTIMORE, July IA (AP)
Alan Paxton Medinger oi
Baltimore led Al successful
candidates announced today as
passing examinations held last
May by the Maryland State
Board of Examiners of Public
Accountants.
Leonard Gordon Baines, jr.
of Takoma Park, received the
second highest mark. Teddy
Toms Mercer of Frederick
placed third.
Successful CPA candidates
included:
Earl Elton Pontius, jr.. West Hyatts-
Carroll D. Lee and Raymond Lester
Boore, Washington.
Morton Leon solomon, William War.
shauer, Jr;, and Ralph Leo Wiser, jr.
Arnold B. Bandler and Vernon
Charles Richardson, Rockville.
Philip T. Calder, Capitol Heights.
Otis o. Martin, Bethesda.
Victor Roland Christensen, College
Ronald Robert Lee, dreenbelt.
Charles Kendall Robarge, Wheaton
Cnarles James Hay, Iandover.
Evening star., 1961-07-14

In another matter, Fairfax
County Planning Director VII
liam Burrage and Chief Planner
Rosser Payne told the commits
sion last night that recent
action by Arlington authorities
has brought the Arizona avenue
bridge into better focus. Mr..
Burrage said that District Of
Columbia planning authorities
are promising to start engineer
ing work on the proposed span
next year."
The motion to strike the
Pimmit freeway from planning
maps was offered by commits
sion member, Mrs. John Brad
ley, a resident of Mclean. Mrs.
Bradley contended that the
apparently revitalized plans for
the Arizona avenue bridge did
not dictate the construction OF
a freeway through the Pimmit
Run Valley. The bridge, she
said, could still be used to serve
traffic on widened rights-of-
way for presently overloaded
Glebe and Chain Bridge roads
Evening star., 1961-07-14

Arlington County Board
member Ralph Kaul today an
grily demanded an immediate
and complete investigation OF
the latest incident involving
George Lincoln Rockwell's Nazi
organization.
He also proposed a special
meeting of the County Board,
Commonwealth's Attorney and
County Manager to consider
whether new measures are
needed to protect the public
against the Nazis.
Two of Rockwell's followers
we're arrested Tuesday after the
father of a 13-year-old boy
complained that his son was
seized Saturday night and
taken into Nazi headquarters,
where he allegedly was hand
cuffed and threatened.
Seen as Menace
1T is shocking if children
can be subjected to threats of
assault with a deadly weapon,
Evening star., 1961-07-14
U. S. Asks Court
To Condemn IS
Cases Of Suuce

The United States Attorneys
office today filed a libel against
is cases of Hayden's Hollan-
daise sauce which are believed
to be contaminated.
The libel is a court paper
asking permission from District
Court to seize and condemn the
cases. each containing 4S jars,
which are located at Carpet
Food Distributors, 2155 Queens
Chapel road NE.
Joseph M. Harmon, Assistant
United States Attorney, said his
office, on the basis of labora-
tory tests at the Food and Drug
Administration, has reason to
believe that three shipments
into the District contain harm
full substances.
He said the cases were shipped
from College Point, N. Y, into
the District about April 25, May
13 and May 81. -
Evening star., 1961-07-14
Foirfox Planners Drop
Pimmit Run PROPOSED

A 5-to-2 vote of the Fairfax
County Planning Commission
last night erased the contro-
versial Pimmit freeway from
all preliminary county master
plan maps.
Only the Fairfax County
Board Of Supervisors can now
retain the road right of way
along Little Pimmit Run on
the county's maps. The road
would have connected the
Dulles Airport access road and
the proposed Arizona avenue
bridge across the Potomac.
The effect of last nights
action was to foreclose all
official discussion of the super
highway for the Mclean area
at the scheduled July 81 public
hearing on highway plans. a
master plan for highways is
the last of six phases of an
overall county master plan
under development since 1854.
Objection to the Pimmit
freeway has come from Nc
Lean residents. In previous
informal planning discussion
meetings, they objected to the
proposed destruction of houses
in the right of way and the
loss of access to existing sub
division roads.
Further opposition came from
the Fairfax County Park Au-
thority and its supporters. The
park people said a natural
recreation area in the stream
valley Of Little Pimmit Run
was threatened with extinction
by the proposed road.
Evening star., 1961-07-14
Alexundriuns Act
To Name Colby

A move was launched today
in Alexandria seeking support
for Attorney Robert T. S. Colby,
33, as an independent candi-
date for the city'S seat in the
Virginia House of Delegates.
Mr.. Colby ran as a Republic
can for the post in 1859, losing
by a 415-vote margin to incum-
bent Delegate James M. Thom-
son.
Supporters Of Mr.. Colby
were circulating petitions today
seeking the so voter signatures
necessary to qualify him as a
candidate.
Evening star., 1961-07-14
Self-InfIicted Wound
Kills Virginia Woman

RICHMOND, July IA (AP).-
Mrs. Josephine Rose jackson,
SO, was found dead at her
home here yesterday. Police
said she died of a self-in-
flicted wound.
Mrs. Jackson was the wife of
Herbert w. Jackson, jr., presi-
dent of the Universal Leaf To-
bacco Co.
Evening star., 1961-07-14

avenue between Seventh and
Fights streets NV. and at
Massachusetts avenue and E
street NE.
The findings were reported
by DR.. Chester w. Emmons,
chief of the Medical Mycology
section of the National Insti-
tute of Allergy and Infectious
Diseases.
Usually Outside Cities
Hitherto it was believed the
fungus was found primarily in
country areas and was con-
nected with the droppings OF
certain wild birds and dom IS
tic fowl.
Histoplasmosis has already
been proved to be IAN impor-
tant medical problem in WASH
ington and surrounding areas" /"
the report said. In certain
nearby Maryland and Virginia
communities, up to SO per cent
of the population has shown
evidence of past exposure.
The disease can range from
an apparently symphonies and
harmless condition to incapaci-
tating lung LESSONS. In past
years. it is believed, many pa
tientS have been sent to TB
hospitals with this fungus be-
cause it often appears to be TB.
Disease Sometimes Spreads
Occasionally the disease
spreads to other organs and be-
comes fatal. There is no drug
which is ideally suited for
treatment Of histoplaSmosis.
DR.. Emmons noted that the
parks here had been periodi-
cally cleaned. However, he said,
it is known that Starlings
roost on the sycamore trees and
that the soil beneath is regu-
larly contaminated.
1T is obvious that roosting
starlingS can create a soil en-
vironment suitable for the
growth Of histoplasma capsula.
tum even though bird excreta
do not accumulate and remain
on the surface of the SOIL" he
said.
Evening star., 1961-07-14
Camp Fund Fucts

How to send a kid to
camp:
Make out your check or
money order to The Even,
ing Star Summer Camp
Fund. Mail it to The Even
ing Star, Second street and
Virginia avenue Sc, or
bring cash to The Star. A
receptionist in the lobby
viii direct you to the
cashiers office.
The coSt-$41.55 for IL
days, SPOTS for six days.
All sums received By The Even
ing Star. Summer Camp Fund 60
to Family and Child Services Of
washington, . United GivefB
Fund agency, for the use Of its
Summer Outings Committee Fam.
lly and Child Services Is regis
tered under the District Of Co
lunlbia Charitable Solicitations
Act No. 6-O7-151.
Evening star., 1961-07-14
Lung-Injuring Fungus
Found in Two Parks

A fungus that causes histo-
plaSmoSis, an often serious
lung disease that resembles tu-
berculosis, has been isolated in
two Washington parks, the
United States Public Health
Service has revealed.
The organism, known as his
toplasma capsulatum, was
found in soil contaminated by
starlings beneath sycamore
trees in parks at Pennsylvania
Evening star., 1961-07-14
Aptitude Test Set

Southeastern University will
give a college aptitude test at
$3.50 am. tomorrow at the uni
versity, 1876 G street NV.
There will be no charge for
the examination, which is open
to everyone.
Evening star., 1961-07-14
Fund Drive Success

Otto Balance, chairman OF
the 1861 Cancer Crusade for
Fairfax County and Falls
Church, has announced that
the group has exceeded its
Embarrassing goal by more
than $4,000. collecting $685. 300
against the goal of $34,650.
Evening star., 1961-07-14
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Evening star., 1961-08-04
Three Area
GoIfersGuin
In Juniors

ITHACA, N. Y, Aug. 4 (AP).
-Medalist Jamie Goug III of
Arlington, Va, led the favor
ties through the first round of
the 14th United States Golf
Association junior champion
ship here yesterday with a
3-and-2 victory over Mark
Whitaker of Prairie Village,
KanS.
Two other Washington area
players also won. William R.
Cigich of Bethesda, Md, de-
feated William ]. Railing of
Waukegan, ILL.,, up, and James
E. Duffy, jr., of Fairfax, Va,
defeated Michael E. Hastings
of Waxahachie, Tex, 3 and l.
On the losing side were Rich
ard Schmidt of Bethesda, who
bowed to Larry Barnes of
Hastings, Nebr., up, in 20
holes, and George Shull of
Chevy Chase, Md, who was
defeated by James Wieches of
Los Altos, Calf, 6 and S.
Also eliminated were James
Klutz of Arlington, who lost,
5 and 4, to Blaine Hibbard,
jr., of Shawnee Mission, Kans.;
Joe Wood of Takoma Park,
Md, who bowed to Bay Chotlos
of Topeka, Kans., 3 and /, and
Bob Post Of Patuxent River,
Md. who lost to James Greber
Of West Orange, N. j., 4 and 3.
Evening star., 1961-08-04
Williamson Holds
To Stock Lead

Lenny Williamson, in his first
full season as a stock car
driver, continues to hold the
individual point-scoring lead
at the Old Dominion Speedway
in Manassas.
Williamson will try to stretch
his margin over Second-place
Sam Bandy in tomorrow nights
25-lap feature at the Virginia
track.
Also on the program are two
1O-lap heats and two six-lap
events involving the top eight
drivers, and a 25-lapper for
hobby cars. The program be-
gins at 8:45 o'clock.
Third place in the point
standings is held by Bert
Robbins. Jack Denniston is
fourth and Jimmy Mairs fifth.
Williamson has LOLA points to
Bandy's 996.
Evening star., 1961-08-04
FuIImer Rates
MiIdFaVorite
To Retain Title

OGDEN, Utah, Aug. 4 (AP)
Utah's brawling Gene Fullmer
has fought off five successive
attempts to relieve him of the
National Boxing Association
share of the world middle
weight championship.
The surprising thought today
on the eve of his sixth title
defense is that Fullmer is only
IA mild favorite to retain the
crown in his 15-round fight
with Florentino Fernandez Of
Cuba.
The two meet in Ogden Sta
dium before Genes home state
followers-many of whom are
openly skeptical of their cham
.pion-and a nationally tele-
vised audience (WMAL-7 at
10 pm. ,
The pattern of impressions of
the Fullmer down-graderS re-
mains as it has been since the
then-young Mormon first put
on a glove.
In essence it is that Gene is
awkward, unorthodox and can't
box.
All three are correct.
But the defense summation
is equally basic-he can fight
and he wins.
Neither Fullmer nor his
manager, Marv Jensen, are
taking Fernandez lightly.
They know the 25-year-old
Cuban has scored knockoutS in
his three fights since gradual
ing from the welterweight di-
vision.
They were. in order, Phil
Meyer, Rory Calhoun and
Frances Marcel Pigou. Their
championship caliber may be
suspect, but the Fullmer camp
has no reason to doubt the
potency of Fernandez left hook,
which must be tremendous.
There is no question Fer
nandez' left hook is dangerous"
Jensen said today, but he's
got to land it,"
Evening star., 1961-08-04
SCCARuces
Draw Record
200 Entries

BRIDGEHAMPToN, N. Y,
Aug. 4 (AP).-A record-break-
ing entry list of 200 cars wi
see action tomorrow and Sun
day in the Sports Car Club of
America national championship
racing meet at the Bridge
hampton race circuit.
The four races tomorrow will
be capped by the Rickenbacker
Trophy race, a 72.25-mile grind
for the big production cars.
On Sunday there will be
three races, climaxed by the
Vanderbilt Cup event. The Van
derbilt Cup, dating back to the
pioneer days of auto racing,
will go to one of approximately
40 formula Junior cars. These
are single seat open-wheel
racers using engines from small
European sedans.
One of the Vanderbilt IA
voriteS is Harry Carter of Lime
Evening star., 1961-08-04

Eddie Owens, a strong candi.
date for the areas No. rank.
ing, also hasn't named a part
ner. 1t might be Miss Boley.
Here are the other combina-
tions: Betty and Bill Hummer
Ruth King-Bill Ramberg, Mel,
Huff Howard Skipper, Irish
Etherson watch this one) Ma
Brandenburg, Vivian Walsh (oi
232 game fame) Bill Dietrich
Helen Pappas- Rocco Nocera
Gertha Wilson (tough in any
field Cliff Gill, Marie Tim
mons-Tony Grande, Arlen {
Howard-Gerry Stair Cat times
a ball Of fire., Mary Zacharias-
Jim Goodwin and Joyce Kaiser
Ed Pugh (the leagues presi-
dent).
Also, Dee Lattin-B Her
bert, Beryl Moyer-Jack Moul-
ton, Jerry and Marlene Sweeney
Ruth Domdera-Fred Murphy
tholder of the area record with
a 523 set), Janet Graham-Ron-
ME Morris, Mrs. Coulson Qeague
secretary Frank Tolson, Betty
Henzel-John McNish, Gwen
Fisher-H ward Fluttey, Flc
Hughes-Jack Kelly, Pat and
Ernie Brown and Roger Cra-
mer-partner unnamed.
The league will bowl in shifts
at $50 and 10:45 pm. Fridays,
with one pair to a lane, which
makes for excitement.
4 -
A weekly two-ball Gourna-
ment is under way at Bowl
Nor, running Monday through
Sunday. The fee is So, handi-
caps three-fifthS from 130 and
the top prize $50, or $75 if there
are so or more entries.
Evening star., 1961-08-04
Eastern Legion Final
RescheduIed Today

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Aug.
4 (AP). - Arlington Post A
plays Warwick Post 225 here
today for the Eastern Zone
American Legion junior base
ball championship. The two
clubs, each with one loss in the
double-elimination tourney,
were rained out of their final
game yesterday.
Evening star., 1961-08-04
Dick Dell Defeated

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Aug.
4 (AP).-Dick Dell of Bethesda,
Md. was defeated in a fourth
round match of the National
Junior and boys tennis cham
pionshipS here yesterday by
Chris Brown of Lookout Noun
tain, Tenn. 6-4, 6-3.
Evening star., 1961-08-04

NAlAAOA LA Abo ulCluDCIS.
Heading the mems array OF
sharpShooters will be Jimmy
DietSch, several times the coun-
try's No. 1-ranked duckpinner
and a charter member of the
puckpin Hall of Fame.
Paired with Dot BoIey,
pietSch set an all-time area
record for a league average
With 135-115, only two pins un-
der 1856, in winning the league
Championship last season. In
Che coming campaign his part
ner will be Rita WEIGH Brown.
a DietSch-Boley combination
this time would exceed the
leagues average limit of 240.
The minimum is 225.
= + =
Challenging Dietsch as a GAL
lery attraction, and probably
otherwise, will be Jim Wolfeus-
berger, the Hagerstown fire
haller who for the last six years
has hit the top 10 in national
rankings and two yeaFS ago was
second only to Dietsch. Wolf
enSberger'S partner is Mrs.
Frank Nancy Micalizzi, whose
husband, paired with Pat
Kemp, is another formidable
Dietsch rival. Micalizzi and
Jacque Coulson finished second
last season.
Dietsch, Wolfensberger and
Micalizzi all are former Nation
al match-game champions.
Never before has a league con-
tanned three such illustrious
duckpinners.
< A standout in the women's
list, based on last seasons per-
formances, is Dot Clark, who
averaged 1889 for 1T games
to establish an all-time area
high for women. Mrs. Clark
has yet to select a partner.
Evening star., 1961-08-04

do but write your name and address
on the attached entry coupon, and
bring it in. It's that simple. What's
more, there's nothing to buy.
And you can enter as often as
Evening star., 1961-08-04

Rock, Conn, winner of the 1860
Vanderbilt Cup held last year
at Roosevelt Raceway. Carter
drives a Lotus 20.
Charlie Kolb of Miami, driv-
Evening star., 1961-08-04

ing a Gemini; Walt Hansgen
Of Westfield, N. j., and Augie
Pabst Of Milwaukee, both in
Coopers, also are among the
favorites.
Evening star., 1961-08-04

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Evening star., 1961-08-04

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the sailboat.
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Evening star., 1961-08-04

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to the Children's Cancer Re-
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ularly known as the Jimmy
Fund.
Evening star., 1961-08-04
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Evening star., 1961-08-04
BOWLING
With ROD THOMAS

Class color and cash will make for rousng in the
White Oak Al-Star Mixed Doubles League
1t will open next month with 28 pairs the firing line
instead of the IA with which inaugurated
atenlng the kitty will be szabe contribution from the
leagues sponsor Pepsi Cola which will
Evening star., 1961-08-04
Red Sox PIuy Braves

BOSTON, Aug. 4 CAP).-The
Boston Red Sox announced yes
terday that they will play an
exhibition game with the Mil
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Evening star., 1961-08-04
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AnnondoIe, Virginia
BLACKS SHE'LL SERVICE
25o Maple Ave, E.
Vienna, Vireinio
ARLINGTON COUNTY
JARVIS SHELL SERVICE
Columbia Pike and
George Moson Drive
Arlington, Virginia
WARMERS SHELL SERVICE
370o Columbia Pike
Arlington, Virginia
JIM'S SHELL SERVICE
400 Old Dominion Or.
Arlington, Virsinia
LEE HI SHE'LL
$3.50 lee Highway
Arlington, Virginia
Evening star., 1961-08-04
WHITE Sox, 8; INDIANS, s

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Chicago 27-ll, Cleveland 27-ll. DIP Smith
and Fox. LOB Chicago 70, Cleveland 7.
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