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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-12
BY the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE

BATTING (based on 1875 or more al
bats)-Rollins. Minnesota. .356;
Jimenez. Kansas City. .341; Kaline
Detroit. .336: Robinson, Chicago
1872; Runnels. Boston. $3.50.
RUNS-Green. Minnesota, AZ; Pearson
Los Angeles. As: Wood, Detroit. "A;
Siebern, Kansas City, 40; Howser
Kansas City. AZ.
RUNS BATTED IN-Robinson. Chicago
and Wagner. Los Angeles, A; Sic.
bern, Kansas City, AZ; Rollins. Min.
HITS-Rollins. Minnesota. so; Rob.
80. siebern. Kansas City. 81; Green
Minnesota. SO.
DOUPLES-Robinson Chicago. 81
Cunningham. Chicago, and Green
Minnesota, Is; Yastrzemski. Boston
10: Del Greco. Kansas City. Is.
TRIPLES - Robinson. Chicago. g
Smith and Fox. Chicago. 8; sever
tied with 4.
HOME RUNS-Gentile, Baltimore. IS
Cash. Detroit. and Wagner. Los An,
Eian, Cleveland, and KillebreW, Min.
nesota, ~.
STOLEN BASES-Wood Detroit. anc
Howser. Kansas City, 10; Aparicio
Chicago. 10; Charles, Kansas CITY
and Richardson, New York. q.
PITCHING biased on five or more de.
cisions l-Donovan, Cleveland. 81
b ;SG0 FOytss ssrI Petroit and s tS6
Wickersham, Kansas City, and Be.
linsky. Los Angeles. 6-2. $50.
.STRIKE0UTs = Pascual. Minnesota
"a; Estrada, Baltimore, and Bun
ming Detroit, "a: Terry, New York
SO; Belinsky. Los Angeles. 81.
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Federal Storage again is the
team to beat-for the 18th
straight year-in the Clark
Griffith l9-and-under amateur
baseball league. The Storage
men, coached by Joe Branzell,
have won the title every year
since 1947.
Federal Storage yesterday
opened Clark Griffith play with
a go victory over Washington
Gas Light on the East EllipSe
Lefthander Bill Darlington
pitched a three-hitter for the
winners, striking out IL and
walking five.
Coach Branzell'S team makes
its first appearance in the In
duStrial League today, taking
on the Volkswagens at $50
o'clock on the West EllipSe.
Branzell, also a Senators scout,
has a lengthy schedule lined up
for Federal Storage this year.
Last year his team had a 1922
record against all competition.
Bruce Rentch, former ALI
Metropolitan football player
from Annandale who is now at
Virginia. tripled in two runs
for Federal Storage in the Sec
ond inning. Dan McNabb's two
run double in the sixth was
frosting on the cake.
Gas Light scored in the
fourth inning on run-scoring
singles by Steve Piron and
Richie Marshall. Coach Harry
Jacobs team plays National
Cathedral in an American
Legion game at $50 pm. to-
morrow at the Monument
grounds.
Reggie Lees grandAslam
homer and a solo clout by
Ralph Sta, all in the seventh
inning. gave Mac's-Calvert q
SO victory over the Cavaliers
in the first game of a Guy
Mason Glass AA Softball League
doubleheader last night.
Wally Farnes pitched a two
hitter, striking out 10, for the
winners. In the second game,
Lee Cooks seventh inning home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-12
Giants Recall LeMuy
To Bolster PITCHING

CINCINNATI, June IL (AP1
The slumping Giants have re-
called Pitcher Dick LeMay
from Tacoma of the Pacific
Coast League and sent Gay
lord Perry down to replace him.
beMay, a Cincinnatian. was
with the Giants until about
MIDI May. when he was sent
to Tacoma. He Is a lefthander
Evening star., 1962-04-23
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Evening star., 1962-04-23

been rampant in the world but
this mood should be changed.
He said a contribution can be
made by men like Earl Bert
randi Russell, the British
philosopher.
East, West Concepts
Lord Russell is leading a
campaign against nuclear
weapons and tests. Mr.. Thant
without mentioning this. said
Lord Russell was advocating
with great lucidity and pas
sion" 18th century rationalism
and 10Th century liberalism.
The secretary general, a
Buddhist from Burma, said the
world needed a compromise be-
tween the Western concept OF
development of the intellect
and the Eastern concept of
moral and spiritual develop
ment."
Il feel very strongly" he
declared, that purely intel
lectual development, unaccom-
panied by corresponding moral
and spiritual development, will
lead us from one crisis to an
other"
Evening star., 1962-04-23

bassador Winthrop Brown flew
to Luang Prabang to deliver
a letter from President Ken
nedy to King Savang Vathana
Mr.. Kennedy wrote in reply
to a message the King sent
the President two weeks ago.
An informed source said the
King expressed concern over
United States backing neutral
ist Prince Souvanna Phouma to
be premier of a coalition gov
ernment in which the pro-
Communist Pathet Lao would
be represented.
Reaffirms Support
The King also repeatedly ex-
pressed disappointment over
United States suspension of So
million dollars monthly in fl
nancial aid since last February,
a step taken to force the pro-
Western government of Pre-
mier Boun Gum to join the
coalition. The pressure tactic
has not worked so far.
Mr.. Kennedy'S reply, sources
said, reaffirmed the United
States support for Prince Sou
wanna. The President also re-
commended that the govern
ment negotiate sincerely with
the neutraliSt and pro-Com-
munist factions to form a coal
ition in order to bring peace to
Laos, the sources said.
The strongman of Prince
Boun Gums government, vice
Evening star., 1962-04-23

Premier Gen. Phoumi Nosavan,
also flew to Luang Prabang
today. 1t was assumed he went
to discuss Mr.. Kennedy's letter
with the King.
The royal governments lead
erS have plans to set out
Wednesday to visit United
States allies in Asia and ex-
plain their bitter opposition to
Washington's pressure for a
coalition regime.
Prince Boun Gum and Gen.
Phoumi hope to enlist support
in such nations as Thailand
and South Wet Nam for their
stand against any regime head
ed by Prince Souvanna.
Visits Neighbors
Our great friends are stu
ated far away and do not I'M
Iderstand us" said Acting For
eing Minister Sisouk Ma Cham
passak. Therefore we are
going to visit our small friends
and neighbors, not to seek
money, but to look for active
land effective comprehension.
The government has con-
tended Prince Souvanna is
dominated by the pro-Com-
munist faction of his half
brother, Prince Souphanouvong
Under such arrangement, the
government said, it fears the
country will be eventually
] thrown into the Communists
lap.
Evening star., 1962-04-23

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Evening star., 1962-04-23
North Rhodesiu
Riots Kill Six

LUSAKA, Northern Rhodesia,
April % (AP).-Six persons
were killed yesterday in mob
riots in the African township
of Chifubu. Police patrols
moved into the area to restore
order.
The cause Of the fighting
was not known but the town.
ship has been aflame with po-
litical tensions over forthcom-
ing elections. All the victims
were Africans.
MobS attacked and stoned at
least three houses and the
townships apostolic church.
Police were called to the town
ship repeatedly Saturday to
deal with violence.
Evening star., 1962-04-23
RedsAtfack
LaosForces
In Northwest

VIENTIANE, Laos, April %
(AP).-The Defense Ministry
said today pro = Communist
forces launched a large scale
attack Saturday against gov
ernment positions near Nam
Tha. the northwest provincial
capital.
Military informants said gov
ernment forces suffered 25
dead. Communist Wet Mini
casualties were not determined
Fighting is continuing and
our troops are standing firm, u
said the communique of the
fighting in the area southeast
of Nam Tha-
The commun1Que said two
Wet Mimi battalions supported
by heavy fire launched three
attacks on Saturday.
The military informants said
the attack was concentrated on
a ridge east and southeast OF
Nam Tha, and the government
forces were forced to yield
some positions.
Meanwhile United States Am
Evening star., 1962-04-23
u Thont Cites PeriIs
Of Withheld Dues

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y,
April % (AP).-U. N. Acting
Secretary General U Thant
says a powerful nation could
bankrupt the United Nations
by withholding its dues out of
dislike for a q. N. peacekeeping
operation.
Mr.. Thant did not mention
the Soviet Unions refusal to
pay its one-sixth share of the
cost of the peacekeeping op-
erations in the Congo and the
Middle East. Other nations,
such as France, also have re-
fused to pay.
He said that cost was $11.8
million a month and, up to the
end of 1861, member countries
had paid only IS and 73 per
cent respectively of what they
owed toward those two opera
tions.
Mr.. Thant discussed the pos
sibility of bankruptcy in his
first interview since he took
office last November 8. It was
filmed with Alistair Cooke and
televised yesterday on the U. N
produced program, "Interna-
tional Zone"
Cites Three Ms
THE United Nations depends
on three Ms for the peacekeep-
ing operations" he said,
money, men and materials. If
we do not get these three Ms,
I think the future of the United
Nations is. if I may say so,
quite gloomy"
Mr.. Thant said the United
Nations was solvent on its nor
mN activities and was running
behind only on the Congo and
Middle East forces. The pend
ing 5000 million U. N. bond
issue is the most sensible means
try to have one vote in the U. N.
functions. he added.
Mr.. Thant took issue with
the argument - advanced by
British Prime Minister Macmil-
Ian and United States Senator
Russell, Democrat of Georgia
that it is unfair for every coun-
try to have one vote in the U.N.
General Assembly, however
large or small its financial con-
tribution.
A Look at Practices
"As regards representation in
the context Of their (the mem
bersD capacity to pay" Mr..
Thant said, Il think we should
look at this problem in the light
Of the practices prevailing in
many countries.
For instance, in Manhattan,
when the time for election
comes I think Mr.. (Nelson)
Rockefeller gets one vote; and
your elevator man or my door,
man gets one vote. And Mr..
Rockefeller may be contributing
millions Of taxes to the Treas
ury, while the elevator man
may have contributed a mere
SIS 1t is strictly in terms
of democratic principles"
Mr.. Thant said bitterness, in
tolerance and hysteria have
Evening star., 1962-04-23

Wisconsin and Western Branch:
1851 WISCONSIN AVENUE, NV.
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Mems Cotton Chino S

IrTegulars Of q famous make.
Work pants, Ivy styles, twisters mA
and regular styles in the group
No serious defects. Many colors
including olive and black. Sizes
2o-44 in group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03

MEMS PERFECT BRoADLooM PAJAMAs "a, B,c,D-s2
IRREGs. OF MEMS COTTON SWIM TRUNKS C.xv ----l.ss
INFANTS cRAWLERs AND DIAPER SETS l.ae or for s4
If PERI. s1.1.ss eHLDRENs PoLos Cs) -----s for So
BOYS AND GIRLS COTTON PLAYWEAR (1S ---.--a for So
BOYS SLEEVELESS COTTON SWEATERS (s.1g ------1.es
BOYS FAMoUs.MAKE COTTON STACKS (s.1s) So
BOYS DoUBLEKNEE DENIM JEANS (s.19 --a for 50
BIG Boys SWEAT SHIRTS (6.1s) ---------------I,22
Boys PERFECT COTTON CREW HOSE 7.1O1a) g for LIS
BOYS AND MEMS Hilltop CANVAS BASKETBALL SHOES So
BIG GIRLS COTTON AND HELANcA SWIM sUITs 7.14 I.ss
BIG GIRLS SLEEVELESS COTTON DRESSES Q.1D Lee
MISSES COTTON KNIT SPORTS TOPS -----------SI
MISSES COTTON SKIRTS ASSORTED eoLoRS --2 for So
MISSES COTTON KNIT LASTEx SWIM SUITS (1o.1s SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03

COMP VALUE 2ss.3ss MISSES AND W0MEN'S SKIRTS 99
MISSES RUFFLED FLORAL PRINTED COTTON BUSTERS So
ACETATE TRIcoT SLIPS AND PETTIcoATs $1,000 for So
MISSES SPRING ToPPERs AND RANcoATs s.1s) SIS
If PERI. Sss.7.ss GRDLEs PANTEs, coRsELErTEs, 2.ss
cHILDRENs TENNIS SHOES (5.19 ------------------sl
IRREGs OF FAMoUsMAKE BEACH TOWELS q szss for So
MEMS RAINC0ATS Regsy Shorts, Longs -9.s9
IRREGS. OF SCATTER RUGS AND JUMBO RUNNERS So
IMPORTED FITTED TWIN OR DOUBLE SHEETS q for So
IRREGs OF TWIN OR DOUBLE HoBNAIL SPREADS So
TAILORED RAYoN MARQUIsETTE CURTAINS s1" IOngL 1888
STURDY PLASTIC SHOE BAGS, hold 10 prs. --------S2
PLASTIC GARMENT BAGS that hold 1s garments for So
PRINTED WASHABLE COTTON CHAIR sLIPCovERs -s.ss ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03

Irregulars. Cotton boxer styles
some laStex. Some with
nylon web Innings. Good as
sortment Of patterns and
colors. S to XII in group.
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ABOUT TO BUY?
CALL HAGAN REALTY FIRST
UN. 4-8583

ALL BRIcK-S9,95O. Real economy
Eere. Twin-size bedrms., din, rm,
too! $3.50 incl. sediment, GI or
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Miller Associates
B&0psn

O44JV EN- OF n1NG
1904 CAPLINGER DR.-Prestigt
home plus real comfort in this
4-bedrm. (same leven home witt
formal din. rm., lovely kit. ~
baths and featuring a rec. rm
wIIirepl. Vacant. priced to sell
guaranteed. DIR: From N. Hainp.
shire ave, right on Tracey. rieht
on Katherine, right on Caplinger
2oO1 CASCADE ST.-Elegant BIB. r
brick rambler wIdin. rm., lge. kit
and many extras. Excellent neigh.
horhood. Name your own terms
move next week. Vacant. DIR.
From Georgia ave-. right Oh Plyer.
Mil, right on Cascade.
c. paul hickman, inc.
Lo. 4-55OO OPEN is PM
SILVER SPRING, MD.-A coy ?.
bedrm. brick rambler. LiV. rm.,
din. rm., kit, full bsmt., gas
h.-w.h. Call Mr. Ryan. VIII. >.
S942 with M. Paul Hannah.
1918 18th ST. NV. AID. 2-4lO0
SILL. SPG.-Close in, assume loan,
no red tape. 4-bedrm. Cape COD
with extras. rec. rm., beaut. fenced
yard with trees. S17.5OO.
GEO. ALLEN. Realtor. LO. 5-l95C
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
AVONDAT,E AREA

Large brick Cape Cod on
deep, level, handicapped lot.
] extra-lge. bedrm. on LIST
floor, 2 extra-lge. bedrms. on
I'd floor, firepl. in spacious
liv. rm., separate din. rm.,
bsmt. and side-screened
s HisssSSoi Seos HS.r . may Sp' cont a.
slider less. VA. FLA or con-
ventional financing. Close
In. near everything.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

- RETIRING
DAMAsCUS-This is for you. All
brk. 2-bedrm. rambler on Lowell.
acre, sep. din. rm., Ia baths.
fireplaces. double garage. $40,
900 FILA. PO. 2-3140.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
ROCK CREEK HILLS-Very charm
Ing, new rambler. Spacious bed
rms, den, screened porch, carport
The ultimate in rec. rms. witt
walk-out entr. to patio. Open Sun
day, l-5.
ave. 3 miles. turn right on Sau
I'd, turn left on Hillridge to qSl3
YOUNkIN q CO. 10. 4-SO22
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ROCKvILLE-WHEATON SPECIALS
NO SIS DOWN CT
MINIMUM DOWN FILA
RoCKvILLE-3-bedroom rambler
on court, $50 mo-, $12.250.
ROCKVILLE-3-bedroom rambler
nice cond., $94 mo, $12,950.
ST JUDEs-3-bedrm. brk. rambler
rec. rm.. good value, $16,950.
RocKyILLE-1.yr.-old s-bedrm
rambler. lge. kit, bsmt., Sl6,950
BROOKHAVEN-3-bedrm. rambler
din. rm,, bsmt. with exit, fenced
lot, good area. $17,250.
SILVER ROCK PARK-3-bedroou
Colonial. din. rm., $17,95O.
WEST END-Like new 3-bedrm
brk. rambler din. rm.. bsmt.. large
lot. Good value, $1S.750.
Tw1NBRooK FoREsT-3-bedrm,
brk. rambler, Ia baths, din. rm.,
rec. rm., WV. carpets, S2l,50O.
MANY OTHER CHOICE HOMES
WE TAKE TRADES
Il. L. SMITH, REALTOR
ga. 4-71l1 GA. 4-S795
ROLLINGWOOD, CHEVY CHASE
This Custom designed house has
too many features to enumerate,
300 700. call Owner. OIL. 6-5297.
ROSEMARY HILLS-True center
hall 316edrm; Colonial that's
a CLASSIC IN DESIGN"
Big XII. din. rm., 3 baths, rec. rm.
D. L. BARNARD
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CAMP SPRINGS

HENDERSON ROAD AREA
OPEN 1-dark. Very desirable
neighborhood. De luxe custom bit
3-bedrm.. 3-bath brk. rambl., lot
100x200. Features carport, mahog
panel rec. rm. wIraised birth fire
pl. Excel. buy, $23,500, Dir: Out
Branch ave. TO Keppier I'd. Cat
Pats Carryout), right 1 blk, left
to Ludlow DIR. to house. Ewes, RE.
B-4Oll, Mr.. Weller.
PUFFENBERGER. Ritz. CHI. $4,000
CAMP SPRINGS yr. custom g.
bedrm. all brick rambler. Huge
kit. sep. din. rm.. Ia baths. Q
firpls., full bsmt and Garage. Elk
cellent community. Many extras
(snchor fence, large back yard,
$22.750 BY OWNER. HI. 9-7542.
CARROLLTON-4- bedrm. brk. Cape
Cod. lge. level lot. $1,000 dn. incl.
settlement. Assume lge. loan.
KENILWORTH REALTY
UN. 4-290S ewes. AP. 7-072S.
CARROLLTON-l-yr. -old 50' brk.
rambler. b.r,. Ia baths, q
acre, bsmnt., Ice. kit, sep. din.
rm,, many closets. I'm. l-1if6
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

-, BRoussARD AGENCY, INC.
JU, 81 NJ III S20EI
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
icONrINUEDl

ABBEY REALTY, CHI. s-s3O5
Friendly, mr.. Oxon Hill on Co, I'd
bargainl bedrms.. bsmt., attic
"a acre, Also 20 acres. reas, price
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
8&0pen
ANDREWS AREA

HILLCREsT HaTs.. center-hall new
brick ramblers, priced from So. ;.
800 to $4,000. Sep. din. rm,, d.
luxe cleo. kit, some have 3 full
baths and built-in garage.
DIRECTIONS: Colebrooke dr.. Il
2lst, right . blks. and left or
Gather st. to open sign ct 2006
FoRESTVILLE-lOos On. on new
3-oedrm: brick ramblerS, 9 baths
lge. de luxe cleo. kit, full bSmt.
earport, lge. level lot. Only Sl7..
$50, Before you buy. look ano
compare with these.
DIRECTIONS: Pa. ave. ext. to For
estvllle I'd, left approx. mi. ia
Oakslenn Way, right to open housi
sign,
TEMPLE HILLS-Better than new
3-bedrm. brick rambler. features
sep, din. rm., finished rec. rm. W
tirepl.,, enclosed porch, de luxe
cleo; kit, storm windows, well
handicapped lot. owner transi.
/ YEAR OLD. es-ft. California.
Style brick and stone rambler,
master bedrm. has full bath, liv.
rm. has. flr.-to-ceiling stone firepl.
wlraised hearth, banquet-Sized din
rm., Ice. de luxe cleo. kit, family
rm. w/sliding glass doors 10 patio,
plus maids rm. and built-in ga
rage. Located on Ice. wooded LOT
Owner moving to Florida this
month. Only $22,500.
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VESTA REAL ESTATE

NEuWood B-gUIU
ANDREWS AREA-cAMP SPRINGS
New .3-bedrm., 2-bath all-brick
split level on extra large lot with
trees. Fireplace in liv. rm., sep.
din. ,rm. with sliding glass doors,
al cleo. kitchen, rec. rm., carport.
see this today. Only $l9,950 with
$1,000 down incl. settlement.
JOHN r. WEBSTER
RE. 6-5400 'TTT a
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ATTENTION

We have homes for sale in South
town, Camp springs, TsmDie Hills.
Forest Hgts., Clinton, River Ridge.
Office Open Today
PUFFENBERGER Ritz, CHI, $4,000
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CURTIS BROS.
ANDREWS ESTATES

ANDhEWS ESTAIES
Suitland I'd: and Suitland parkway,
equip. kit, fenced yard, city
utils. FHA $4,000. $1,000 down.
Immediate possession to qualified
purchaser. 5617 Elmendorf dr..
RE. 6-S7S7. ewes. HI. 9-5663. C.
DIXON. REALTOR.
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hNDhEWS SUITLAND AHEA
OPEN is
4sOs KENDRICK RID.
u $3.50, On. FLA, ,$97 Mo.
at Sl3,50O. extras such as storm
windows, awnings, washer dryer
needs only dec, fenced I'd. Dir.
Shadyside ave. to Brookfield DIR.
and Gaylord SITS, left one blk
on Gaylord to Kendrick I'd. right
to sign.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

EXTRAORDINARILY new 3-bedrm.
bath brick rambler. Full bsmt. par
TALLY finished. Cow. located. Sep.
din. rm., eating area in kit, AS
sumo huge loan. S20,750. ROBERT
H. KENT 4 Co Ill A.RNNn
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m&0pem
LEWISDALE
COLLEGE PARK

"NIN1H &A4I4A
Only S20,65O for this brand-new
4-bedrm;;, 2A;bsth brk spIit-levsl.
LOW DOWN PAYMENT"
| Finished rec. rm., eye-level kitchen.
TRADE UP! DIR: Univ. blvd. to
Metzerott I'd to Patricia ct.
Evening star., 1962-01-10
OUT FOR REVENGE
Terps Have Two Aims
In GU Game Toniqht

Tony Laquintano with a mod
est 16.
While the Carrino Jelus
match-up should provide in
tereSt, the skirmishing under
the backboards could be more
decisive. Georgetown will have
"a definite height edge and
that's why Millikan has stressed
blocking out Sharpenter, who
is 6-foot-6l2 and springy.
Either Ted Marshall or Joe
Barton will get that job as
Millikan goes back to his big
boy" lineup. Against South
Carolina, Millikan started, in
effect, four shorties and Jerry
Greenspan, who roamed the
pivot. This gave Marland more
scoring and agility, but to-
night the Terps will need the
extra height. In addition to
Shapenter, the Hoyas are al
most sure to start Dan Slat-
terry and Paul Tagliabue, both
6-foot-5.
Maryland is off to it's slow
est 10-game start in Millikan's S
dozen years, but the AS rec
ord is deceptive. Three of the
losses were in overtime and an
other to Mississippi State was
on a shot at the buzzer. The
Terps don't have a big scorer,
But Greenspan (14.9 average)
Bruce Kelleher Q4.9) and Bob
Eicher Q4.O offer a balanced
attack.
Evening star., 1962-01-10
BY STEVE GUBACK
Star Staff Writer

Maryland, which lost to
Georgetown a month ago be-
cause it lacked two points, will
go against the Hoyas tonight
with its mind fixed on two
points of a different sort -
these supplied by Coach Bud
Millikan.
Point No. Bottle up Jim
Carrino, the Hoyas' high
scorer.
Point No. Block out
Bob Sharpenter, the Hoyas'
slick rebounder.
Game time is $3.50 pm. at
the Hoyas' McDonough Gym
and a sellout crowd is antici-
pated to welcome the start of
the second go-round in Big
Three feuding. A $50 tipoff
is set for a prelim between
the freshmen squads.
In other games tonight in
the area, American. which has
lost five in a row, tries to put
an end to the tailSpin at Ju-
niata. Ditto for Howard, which
has lost six straight and meets
hampton at Capitol Arena. Gal
laudet (4-3 also will be host
to Western Maryland while the
ACC offers a big one with
North Carolina (2-0) at Wake
Forest GID with first place
at stake.
A month ago, Georgetown
went to great lengths, two over
times to be exact, to beat the
Terps at College Park, 1918
Carrino supplied the winning
touch in that one, scoring 80
points, including six in the de-
cisive second overtime period
Carrino hasn't had a 30
point night since, but the
Hoyas haven't suffered par
ticularly. They've won seven
Of nine this season and Coach
Tom O'Keefe says the defensive
emphasis put on Carrino has
enabled his playmates to work
their way clear. "Carrino's Just
as valuable as ever" O'Keefe
says.
Apparently Millikan feels
that way, too. Despite $3.50
point totals recently, Carrino
is still averaging I'll, the best
mark on either team. And un-
der Millikan's emphasis, Paul
Jelus will get tonight's body
guard assignment. The last
time Jelus was entrusted with
a similar defensive response
bility, he checked Virginia S