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Evening star., 1961-12-13
By FRANCIS STANN

along with him we don't bring Baugh in
on the talks" Harry said, because he
messes it up. He couldn't sell ice cream in
Death Valley and you can quote me-"
WISMER HASN'T FIRED Baugh, yet,
as Finley canned Lane. Apparently Harry,
for all of his vocal generosity with money,
isn't prepared to pay off Sammy for the
'62 portion of his contract. Finley, on the
other hand, agreed TO pay Lane for not
Working-almost happily, it seemed
Not even Wismer'S threat to denote
Baugh to the role of backfield coach next
year is stirring Baugh in his determination
not to quit thereby forfeiting the last
$4,000 payment, The old RedSkin quarter
back sets store by money, which perhaps
is one reason why he owns a goodly spread
in his native Texas
Sammy never did throw it around,
paid player in the National League Eye
witnesses still relate with relish a time
when Baugh and his sidekick, Halfback
Dick Todd, broWsed at hotel lobby news
stand in search of reading material to
while away the hours before an important
game.
Finally, Todd came upon a tWo-bit pulp
Western magazine he hadn't read and
waited until Bau9h also met with success
in the siX-ShCoter field. Sammy, when he
had chosen stared at Todd, neither making
a motion toward the cashier ITS your
turn to pay" Baugh QuibbIed eventually
Il bought the last time"
THERE HAVE BEEN INSTANCES Of
incompatability between contract Signers
in sports other than baseball and football,
although few as amusing. Two notable
examples that leap to mind involved heavy
weight boxing champions, Jack Dempsey
and Rocky Marciaro.
Dempsey fell out with his Svengali,
Doc Kearns, but was forced to honor a
contract, which he did with distinction in
the ring. Dempsey sued and Kearns sued,
and the whole thing became pretty grim
Marciano, toward the end of his career,
was disenchanted with Al WE'LL but he, too,
was helpless He could fight for no other
manager, although doubtlessly his dislike
for WE'LL hastened his decision to retire
while still champion, still undefeated.
Baugh and WiSmer SO far have shown
no signs of retreating and they make a
newSy pair these days
Evening star., 1961-12-13
Powell 10 Aid
Redskins in
Signing Davis

Representative Adam Clayton
Powell, Democrat of New York,
will intercede with All-America
halfback Ernie Davis to play for
the Washington Redskins.
Washington Attorney Edward
Bennett Williams said today he
asked the New York Negro
Congressman to use his influ-
ence with the Syracuse star
after the Liberty Bowl game in
Philadelphia.
I Williams. a friend of Rep
reSentative Powell as we'll as his
legal counsel. said he asked the
legislator to intercede because
he knows Powell and the Syra-
cuse star are friends. He said
he also had understood Davis,
the first Negro ever drafted by
Redskin Owner George Preston
Marshall. had sought advice
about his football career from
Powell.
Williams. member of the
board of directors of the Red
skins. said Marshall wants to
get Davis.
Powell was out of the city
and could not be reached for
comment.
II don't know how influential
Adam will be with Davis"
Williams said today. but it
would be a good thing for Davis
as well as the Redskins. 1t
would be a beautiful wedding"
The Redskins already have
signed another Negro star, Ron
Hatcher of Michigan State.
Evening star., 1961-12-13
Picture on Pose d.

loss to nationally-ranked Prov
idence by six points. But
Mount st. Mary's has two
starters out with injuries, in
cluding little Ed Pfeiffer with
shoulder separation which
should sideline him until almost
February.
Pfeiffer and 6-foot-4 Dick
Talley, nursing sprained
ankle, both were hurt Saturday
night against Hampden-Syd-
ney. T cir absence wasn't
known for certain by Coach Jim
Phelan until Monday. But Dave
Samuels and Lou MARITIME, both
6-3, filled in capably last night
and Phelan wound up more
than satisfied.
The Mounts different lineup
was unSettllng, too, to Gu.
Coach Tom Young said his
team had practiced the zone
defense extensively with Mount
st Mary's regular five in mind.
The zone did we'll enough,
holding the Mount to 81 points
in the first half while the Car
dinalS built a 6-point advan-
tage by hitting SO per cent
19 for 38 shots-from the floor.
Young went to the man-to-man
defense in the second half be-
Evening star., 1961-12-13
BY STEVE GUBACK
Star Staff Writer

Maryland's basketball team,
which has been working over
time lately trying for it's first
triumph, has two rebounding
problems now - which is one
more than Coach Bud Millikan
had figured.
The TerpS went down to their
second successive overtime loss
last night. bowling to N. C.
State and its outside slingshot,
Jon Speaks, 1853, before $500
fans at Cole Fieldhouse.
The fans certainly can't
claim they're being short
changed this season. But if
they're getting more than their
quota of thrills, Millikan and
his men are getting more than
their share of the heart aches.
They're 0-3 and they've got to
try to rebound now for Mime
Evening star., 1961-12-13
Browns Officials
Talk With Davis

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Dec. l3
(AP) Arthur B. Model, Cleve-
land Browns owner, and Scout
Paul Bixler talked with Attor-
ney Anthony de Filippi, Ernie
Davis legal adviser, here last
night but denied they sought
to sign Davis for their club.
Davis was the first draft
choice of the Washington Red
skins. There have been rumors
Washington might trade him
to Cleveland for the Browns
Bobby Mitchell and their top
draft selection, Gary Collins.
Maryland end.
I'VE, along with several other
clubs in the league, have in
formed the Washington Red
skins owner that we'd be in
terested in Ernie" BiXlGr told
the Syracuse Herald-Journal.
He said, however, Cleveland
Coach Paul Brown would not
give up Collins under any cir
cumstances and has told Col
Inns and Washington owner
George Marshall this"
Evening star., 1961-12-13
Maryland Needs to Rebound
After Sd Straight Setback

sofa and Wake Forest, a pair
of toughies who visit here Fri
day and Saturday-and that
means mentally as we'll as off
the backboards.
Kelleher Gets Tie
Kids are pretty good about
scrapping back. they've got
pride" N. C. States Everett
Case told Millikan. who may be
worried more at this point about
the other type of rebounding.
N. C. State had a 3-to-2 edge
off the backboardS in the first
half, when it exchanged a five
point deficit for a five-point
lead. From then on it was
mostly uphill for the Terps,
who managed to knot it 62-62
at the end of regulation time
on Bruce Kelleher's desperation
one-hander at the buzzer from
% feet out.
Evening star., 1961-12-13
Irish Select Lind
As Captain

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. 13
(AP). - Junior Fullback Mike
Lind last night was named cap
tain of the 1862 Notre Dame
football team at a banquet
honoring the 1861 team.
Lind. a graduate of Calumet
High School in Chicago, was
elected by team monogram Win
ners. He succeeds co-captainS
Nick Buoniconti and Norb Roy.
Lind missed three games this
season because of injuries. He
carried the ball 81 times for
450 yards and a So average.
Evening star., 1961-12-13

Slender, modern gift decanter with
gold stripes actually embedded in the
glass. Gift-wrapped in foil at no extra
cost. Bottled in bond at 100 proof.
Evening star., 1961-12-13
BY DICK SLAY
Star Staff Writer

Any talk that Mount st.
Mary's is perhaps the best COL
lege basketball team in these
parts must be put off for six
weeks, although the team from
Emmitsburg was impressive
enough last night in a 1868
victory at Catholic University.
1t was the Mounts fifth
straight win since an opening
Evening star., 1961-12-13

Totals 81 q - Totals 30 S6S
HalftlmG: i3-I1. Gu.
Evening star., 1961-12-13

Totals 272l - Totals 81 10 "a
Halftime: 40-33. Maryland Frosh.
Evening star., 1961-12-13

In the bonus period, Speaks,
who comes from Lexington,
KY. and somehow got away
from Adolph Rupp, swiftly
took the game away from the
Terps. He scored three fielders,
including the one that put N. C.
State ahead for good. 70-68. He
finished as the games top
scorer with Is points.
The Terps, Milligan thought,
played as well as they could,
except for a midi -first-half sag.
Il don't think a club of mine
has played as we'll and lost"
Millikan said, "Since we lost to
Wake Forest years ago when we
had Gene Shue. They kept
coming back :"
Maneuvers Big Men
While Millikan's plaudits
may help pep up the squad,
some maneuvering he did
among his big men may prove
of more lasting benefit. He ro-
tated his centers-Joe Barton,
Scott Ferguson and Ted Mar
shall-like Phil Wrigley rotates
his Chicago Cubs coaches and
it paid off with stronger re-
bounding in the second half.
I'VE want each of them" Mil
likan explained, ito give every
ounce they've got, because
they'll be playing against big
ger centers all the time"
Because Maryland lacks the
top-drawer scorer and the three
skyScrapers up front that most
good clubs have - including
N. C. State-the Terps try to
make up for it with an overdose
of hustle.
1ney naQ Cnfee starters t0ul
out, all double-point men
Jerry Greenspan 16), Bob
Eicher 14) and Kelleher Cd.
Paul Jelus. who seldom starts
but gets heavy duty just the
same. tried gamely to win it
almost single -handedly in the
extra session. He scored all Of
Maryland'S six points, but it
wasn't enough.
In the preliminary, Mary
lands freshmen. getting bal
anced scoring, lifted their rec
ord to 2-l with an 84-75 tri-
umph over American us
Evening star., 1961-12-13

I The familiar year round bottling of
famous 100 proof bottled in bond
] Old Forester, packaged in cleaning
foil gift wrap topped with velvet bow.
Evening star., 1961-12-13

Iight.hearted 86 proof version of the
famous Old Forester favor, packaged
for the holidays in unique, rainbow.
striped, bow-ried foil gift wrapper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-09
Area Speakers
At Conference

The Building Research In
stitute has announced the
names Of two Washington
area men who will play a
leading role in It's 1861 Fall
Conferences being held No
vember % to 80 at the May
flower Hotel.
George w. Baker, techni-
cal director of the Disaster
Research Group, National
Academy of Sciences-Nation-
al Research Council, will
present a report on Human
Factors in Design during a
conference on Design for
the Nuclear Age"
Kenneth L. Kelly, a physi-
cist and specialist in optics
at the National Bureau Of
Standards. will participate in
conference on Identification
of Colors for Building"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-09
Pigeon
Troubles

Do you have a problem Of
pigeons roosting on your
window Sills?
If so, here's q simple So
luton suggested by William
McAinSh, jr., of Washington,
D. c., in the summer issue
of the Journal of Property
Management, a quarterly
publication of the Institute
Of Real Estate Manage
ment:
Take advantage Of the
pigeons natural fear of rats
by placing a toy rubber ro-
dent on window sills. A toy
snake will scare the pigeons
away, too, says Mr.. McAinsh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-09

over the masonry well, con-
tanning the cellar steps.
BuiIt-in Stops
Handles are built into the
unit and they are equipped
with permanent stops, which
allow them to open fully, but
prevent them falling COM
pletely out.
AS most of the wood doors
are of many different widths
and lengths, there may be
some slight complication in
fitting one of the standard
metal units over the opening.
This can usually be taken
care of by building out the
walls Of the well to proper
size.
"a Bell Syndicate Featured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-09
Wood Strongest

Weight for weight, wood is
the strongest structural ma
terial. For example, a simple
tension test found that 8 per
cent greater weight of Struc-
tual steel is required to ex-
hibit strength equal to a piece
of Douglas fir.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-09
Cellar Entrance

1t is fairly well known that
the outside cellar entrance
in the average house is one
of the weak spots of the
structure.
When the doors and frame
are made of wood, it is not
very long before a leak ap-
pears and the cellar is
flooded with water after a
heavy rain. Another defect
is that the doors warp and
invite inroadS by field mice
and rats.
1t is actually a fact that,
in the main, this type of
door constitutes a distinct
household nuisance. The
hinges pull out, the doors
swell until they must be
pried open and, before long,
the boards split-in short,
the whole assembly is shaken
and loose.
Door SIomming
The main causes Of this
general problem are trace
able to the habit of slamming
the doors and also allowing
them to fall open on the
hinges, thus putting a strain
upon them which they can
not take.
This can be corrected by
installing a handle on the
doors, so that they can be
dropped into place with rea-
Sonable gentleness, and by
arranging stops that prevent
the doors from falling beyond
the full-open position.
Another and permanent
cure for this annoying condi-
ton is to install one of the
strong, but light, cellar doors,
made Of steel. These are
available in any building ma
terial yard. They come COM
plete and ready to set down
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-09
Home Sales

More than 2 million Ameri-
can families sell their homes
each year, according to esti-
mates of the National Asso-
citation of Real Estate Boards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-09

Several types of homes designed and built by estob-
Construction worronted against defects. Careful Of
tention has been given to the overall planning Of
the Wildwood Manor Subdivision. Near N.I.H. B
bedrooms, va baths. finished recreation room in
Daylight basement, fireplace. Priced in the upper
twenties only 1929 down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-09
IN BETHESDA

q controlled subdivision Of contemporary homes
in MuryIund's exclusive Montgomery County . g. .
Evening star., 1961-06-18
DATELINE PARIS
Fashion Moves
Fast in France

find all the little extrava-
gances announcing the new
season. Look at the evening
jacket Of one Of the big de-
signers, made Of knitted gold
metal Cor looking like it, in
the style of the iron shirts
of the Middle Ages. Not very
heavy, it's beautifully en-
broidered with colored stones.
Very chic over q black sheath!
New Fingernail
Then there's q new ring
you have to wear on the top
of the little finger. 1t Is a
mother - of pearl fingernail
(to cover yours with q row
of stones ending in a sharp
point. Looks very Oriental.
There is another thing you
should do, if you wish to be
up to date in Paris, lie. to
have your Inexpensive car
transformed into an unique
and very elegant vehicle.
Have it painted in black and
partly coated with the design
of the straw cane chairs.
Finally you should have
your portrait painted by one
of the two artists a Ia mode.
One is the French Painter
Thur. who did the portrait
of President Kennedy for
the United States Embassy
in Paris. The other is the
young, sophisticated, Italian
Marques Mariluis Pallavi-
cino, who has painted Alex
andra and Maria Pia Of
Yugoslavia and most of the
Parisien debutantes of this
year.
Do not forget to finish your
day in a new night club,
named after the italian
movie, LA Dolce Vita" Being
up to date in Paris is an ex-
hausting "dream-day"!
Evening star., 1961-06-18
By ANDREA
Contributing Writer

NOltAA AAbubAhs "AANNA
PARIS.-What would you
do if you could wake up in
Paris and decide to be up to
date? Your first reaction
would be one of disappoint-
ment, as being up to the date
in the rain isn't much fun.
The French weatherman
predicts a nasty season until
the 18th of July. So you don't
choose a summer dress, but a
very chic crocheted, straw
colored suit with a straight
Jacket. Fashion moves so fast
in Paris that you have to be
a new woman every month!
Add a pair Of square
pointed shoes in a matching
beige. Your first steps direct
you to the beauty parlor. You
MUST try the newest and
most unusual one, that has
Just been opened in one OF
the big department stores
near the Louvre.
Beauty by Zodiac
Here you get an "astrologi-
cal" beauty treatment ac-
cording to your personal 20
diac card" To establish this
card, you have to furnish in
formation concerning your
birthdate, exactly to the. min
ute, and your birthplace.
An accredited astrologer
will then work out the type
of beauty your stars require,
and you will get the make
up that corresponds to your
character. If the color of your
hair has to be changed, you
may have it tinted-with a
gun, a new gadget Of which
Partisan hairstylists are very
proud. 1t permits the rapid
coloring of the hair with a
sort of painters spray gun.
At the Grocery
Artistically transformed,
you now may do a little shop
ping at a grocery store. How
to buy canned food? French
manufacturers have disclosed
that they are putting a spe-
cial letter for each year on
food cans so if you want a
1861 can, you have to watch
for the letter "R." Sardines
and other things seem to get
better with age and should
not be bought under the age
of 8.
Running around IN shops,
you find your stocking run
ming, too. No problem, for
you have just acquired a
carton-not of cigarettes, but
of individually packed seam
less nylons. A small box,
looking exactly like a pack
age of English cigarettes,
holds one pair and hides
easily in your pocketbook.
Now it is time to roam
around the fashion houses to
Evening star., 1961-06-18
The Small Fry Say .

The Small Fry Say
Enthusiastic 3-year-old. "oh. Daddy, Daddy, where
did ever get YOU?" -.
Little girl H. discussing the prospective arrival OF
new baby in the family And oh, do hope it comes
on school day that Daddy come to the door and
ask for Things like that make you feel so important
Pause, giggleAnd you know how nosy my teacher Is
I'll bet she'll Just DIE Of curiosity!"
Evening star., 1961-06-18
OfLOVE and
LAUGHTER.
A Fathers Day Surprise
From q ThouqhtfuI Duuqhter
By MARJORIE HOLMES

Attorney Vincent Gngerich is going to be mighty
impressed guy today For at his plate the breakfast
table will lie mysterious package from Independence,
Mo- And in it he will find beautiful necktie accom-
panied by the personal card and compliments of Harry
Truman
Daddy thinks Mr. Truman's absolutely the greatest"
confded daughter Robyn Gngrich she planned
the surprise Hes convinced that when future histories
written, Truman will emerge greater
President than Roosevelt So when this tie"
Proudly held there in the gardens of the Australian
Embassy where the Salvation Army Auxiliary having
its annual party and bazaar-'Well Mother and de-
cided that for Or rather for him.
I'VE grabbed it fast and sending it to Missouri
to be mailed back. We hardly wait to his face
when he the package and discovers he's getting
tie from his hero, Harry Truman!"
Robyn a student at Northwood High School in Silver
Spring accomplished musician well a contrver
of loving tricks to play unsuspectng dads for Fathers
Day.
Evening star., 1961-06-18
Lyrics for Everyday Living

BEHOLD THE MAN
Behold the man the tDontdn 1dnItreS,
He's honest and faithful and neUer tires
OF hearing her chatter and handing her cash,
And eating a meal of left-oUer hash;
He oUerlookS trifles and details so small,
And tDdrily SdeSteps a fuss or brGtOl
His loUe names (eUen though she 0TotDS JdD
And he mods his approval at every neW hat.
He's loyal and kind. this SI0eet man mean,
For his home is his castle his 1Dite is his queen
LUCILLE AGNIEI CALAIEs
Evening star., 1961-06-18
Fashion 5th Shop coats Of
cashmere framed with mink
1000

Yours al our low foshion 5th Shop price the elegant
combination Of cashmere with Iustrous nututuI mink
ii eout with double fashion future. Enjoy the ele
eonee Of the deep. double skin mink collar or detueh
the collar to reveal smart clutch coat with sunburst
detail IN back Milium lined for wurmth without
weight Choose your hand detailed ccot from vorety
Of foII fashion shades. Sizes TO l8 The minks
origin, the United States Your choice stored till toll
.W&L-Foshion 5th coot Shop. 5th Floor; also
Chevy Chose Wheaton Piuro, Corners und Aexundda
Evening star., 1961-06-18
AND SPECIALLY PRICED
our coats Of cashmere
with deep glowing mink
400

Here's the luscious feel Of cashmere plus the opuIent
look Of noturul mink. ot our eorIysumm low price
You've choice Of two beautiful styles Shown at right
above cashmere rich in mink collar and cuffs beige,
as pictured, Or black cashmere petite sizes 8l6 The
other style. pumperneE shawl eoored in depth, with
noturo mink on black wild rice; 1913. The minks
origin United Stotes for deep, dense furrng
Your choice stored till fall you need not be billed
till October.
W&l-Bettef cpat. 3rd Floor uso Chevy Chose.
Mheutcn Piuxc, u Corners and Alexondro
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-31
Miss Lacey Guide
Will Be Featured

Miss Lacey Guide of Rockville,
a Bradford Junior College SEN
ior, will join in a convocation
Nov. 3 and 4, marking the
launching of new programs of
education and of campus de-
velopment.
Alumnae, parents and other
friends have been invited to the
campus for a series of meetings
on Education for Tomorrow's
Problems" Educating Tomor-
rows Women-Bradfords Pat
term" and THE True Uses of
Education.
Miss Dorothy M. Bell, Brad
ford's president, stated that
This fall Bradford is taking the
first of several new steps for
mulated by the faculty to en-
rich Bradfords offering in the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-31
New Foreign Car
Dealer in County


One of the more recent new
corners to the Silver Spring
business scene is the firm of
Armstrong-Neale Motors, spe-
cialists in imported car sales
and service located at East
West hwy. and Georgia ave.
A brand new showroom and
service plant is complemented
by factory-trained mechanics at
the new location.
Partner George A. Arm
strong, jr., has had experience
in selling both foreign and do
m e tic automobiles, in the
Washington area for the past
two years. He was previously
in U. S. Government service
for ten years.
A. w. Neale has been engaged
in every phase of the automo-
bile business for the past IL
years, the last three of them
with the acknowledgement dis.
tributor in New York City.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-31

Michael Stoughton of Rockville,
a cellist. This trio of local ar
lists took top honors in the
Young Performers Competition
sponsored by the Montgomery
County Arts Center last spring.
The four-event Children's Sc
ries, a standing room only sue.
cess last season, will begin jan
uary 20 with a child-size concert
by the National Capital Wood.
wind Quintet. This will be fol-
lowed on March 3 by the Metro
politan Brass Quintet under the
direction of Morton Cutoff in a
program especially designed for
youngsters.
The folk singers, George and
Jean Foss, using guitar and
other instruments, will appear
in this series April 81. These
three performances will be held
on Saturday afternoons at 3
pm. at the Rockville Audito-
rum.
Fourth event for children will
be Adventure Theater's "Pied
Piper of Hanlin" under the di.
rection of Anne Chodoff. It will
be presented March 81 at 2 pm.
at Leland Junior High School.
Mrs. James Kunen, program
chairman for the Teen Series,
said that it will be presented in
cooperation with the Montgom-
cry County Department of Rec
reation and the student man.
ayers of the Bethesda Youth
Center. This series, which was
launched last season, is offered
by the Arts Center so that
young adults may come to
know and enjoy the various
arts, professionally performed
performed and at little cost.
All teen programs will be held
at the Bethesda Youth Center
on Walsh ST., just off Wiscon-