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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19
Radio
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Maryland at Miami, WTOP-
1900, 9:1S pm.
TOMORROW
Football
Virginia at Wake Forest
WPIKs730, $3.50 pm.
Richard M ontg o m cry al
Montgomery Blair, WINX-l600
2 pm.
George Washington at West
Virginia. WOL-1450. 2 pm.
Michigan State at Notre
Dame, WMAL-630, $3.50 pm.
Navy at Boston College
WRC-9S0, / pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19

The date and site for the
d. C. Public High School cham
pionship football game have
been set. Now its up to the
IA schools competing in the
two divisions to decide the
teams which will meet for the
right to play the Catholic
League titlistS for the city
championship.
Hardy Pearce, director Of the
D. C. high school athletic pro-
gram, announced yesterday at
a press luncheon at the Touch
down Club that the West Dr.
vision champion would play the
East Division champion ut D. @.
Stadium on Monday, November
IL, with a pm. kickoff.
This will be the first Inter-
high title game played on a
field other than a public high
gridiron since the 1857 game be
tween Anacostia and Cardozo
was played at Griffith Sta
dunn. Last years battle be-
tween Eastern and Roosevelt
was played at the Cardozo sta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19
Bauer Signs
With Orioles

BALTIMORE, oct. 10 (AP)
Hank Bauer, former manager
Of the Athletics and veteran Of
the nine World Series with the
Yankees, today was signed as
a coach by the Orioles.
Bauer, 40, resigned his posi-
ton with the AS at the end
of this past season. He had
managed the Kansas City team
since June 10, 1861. when he
replaced Joe Gordon.
Bauer spent more than Is
full seasons as an outfielder
in the American League, all but
two with the Yankees. He
played in SO World Series
games and holds a series record
of having hit safely in il
straight games.
Bauer will join Harry Bre-
cheen, who is returning for his
10th year as an Oriole coach,
and Luke Appling whose ap-
pointment was announced sew
eral weeks ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19
RECALLING THAT 81 PLAYOFF
Toneff Has Good Reason
Not to Be Overconfident

Last year almost every time he
raised UP they were right there
on top of him.
Toneff says Bobby Mitchell
has helped the club. but he be-
lieves the drive. spirit and 100
per cent cooperation Of the
squad and coaches is the big
gest factor in the Redskins
comeback.
Mitchell has given us o big
lift" Toneff said. But the
other guys, Dugan, Anderson
and the rest have caught fire,
and the backs are really hit
ting. We have the feeling that
we can score on any team in
this league and If we score
often enough we'll win"
That goes for the Eagles
game Sunday. Toneff doesn't
regard them as a setup, al
though he thinks the Redskins
will win.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19

of Bowl America Kent, a 40
lane split house at Seventy
Sixth avenue and Landovei
road, the corporation boosted
its number of plants to II anC
total lanes to $50.
simultaneously with the
Kent opening, the corporation
announced the elevation of Sy
Sobanski and Herbert K.
(Bert) Lauer to vice presi-
dents, with SobanSki to con-
tinue as general manager and
Lauer as superintendent.
DOWN TENPIN LANE - A
magnesium pin developed by a
Buffalo manufacturer h a s
been approved by the ABC.
"This development of an ac-
ceptable synthetic or norwood
core pin," observed Frank
Baker, ABC executive secreta-
ry, represents another signif-
icant milestone In the history
of bowling. John Long,
a comparative newcomer to
tenpins, set q southpaw record
for Terrace Lanes in Freder-
lex, Md, with q 278. John
Eterno rolled a perfecto at Ter
race Lanes in 1860. . City
association awards fell to
Charlie Moy with 278 and
Marty Pagan with 275 in the
Virginia Division of the MWP-
BA Minor Travelling League.
. Pretty 14-year-old Sharon
Bonnie, daughter of the illus
trious Matt, Is carrying a ITS
average in an AJBC league at
Silver Hill Bowl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19

receive ranking certificates
presented by President J a y
Edwards in behalf of the
Greater Washington Duckpin
Association.
Following this, the stars viii
be paired in a mixed doubles
tournament, firing for 5000 in
cash prizes given by Rinaldi
At the same time, a selected
team from the tenpin zoe
Club, every man a star, will
take on the Rinaldi Shirley
Park Bowl team Of the
MWBPA Major Travelling
League. In the TOO Club line
up will be Jack 5000 Stiegel-
meyer, Johnny Burns, Gresh-
am Nelson, Bob Wilson, Dick
Bures and Harry Orange.
There are 10 tenpin and IA
duckpin lanes at Riverdale
Bowl, which is at 1922 Kenil-
worth avenue.
= =
A record field is assured for
the Bethesda Open. With the
deadline at midnight tonight,
the previous high of lit, set
last year, already has been SUR
passed. Shifts are slated at
1880, 3, $3.50, 8 and 1890 pm.
The fee is $40. The guarantees
are $500, plus the Strikendaster
Trophy; $3.50 and $3.50.
Eddie Owens, defending
champion, will face a larg e
proportion Of the finest duck
Primers in the land.
= +
Bowl American continues to
grow apace. With the opening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19
Interhigh Title Game
Set Nov. Il at Stadium

dunn before an overflow crowd
of 5000.
Tickets for the title game go
on sale Monday in the public
schools. Student tickets are
priced at so cents, general ad-
mission tickets $3.50. If pur-
chased prior to November 9,
and $500, if bought at the
gate. Reserved box seats are
being sold for $3.50.
Adult tickets may be pur-
chased at Arena Sport Shop,
Touchdown Club, Olymp &c
Sport Shop and Mitchell's
Sports Shop.
Pearce said the penetration
plan will be used to determine
the interhigh representative for
the city championship game in
the event of a tie.
If two teams tie for a di-
visional title, a playoff game
WI be held November 8. In
the event of q three-way tie,
games will be played Novem-
Der 5 and 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19
SUNDAY
Football

Redskins at Philadelphia
WWDC-1260, 1880 pm.
Baltimore at Chicago, WTOP-
1900, 2 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19
Bass|er PLAYS
SIeichter for
Title Today

BALTIMORE, Oct. 10 (Spe-
cial) Charley Bassler Of In
dian Spring, who defeated Paul
Mosca, his employe, in the quar-
terminals of the Baltimore
Open golf tournament here at
Green Spring Valley Hunt Club
yesterday, was saved the trou-
BILE Of playing his brother Bill
In the final today.
Instead Charley. q four-time
winner of the only match-play
tournament on the Middle At
lantic PGA calendar, will meet
Dick Sleichter of Chartwell in
the 36-hole match that will
decide the successor to Dick
Mullen, a driving range oper-
ator from Hagerstown, Nd, last
years champion.
Sleichter, who is attempting
Ito win his first major tourna-
ment since coming into the
section this season, yesterday
eliminated Bill Bassler, 4 and 3
in the afternoon round after
eliminating Mullen, 5 and 4, in
the morning.
Charley Bassler trimmed
| Mosca, his assistant pro al
Indian Spring, 3 and 2, then
defeated John ODonnell Of
Mount Pleasant, another for
r1er champion, 2 and /, in the
afternoon.
Yesterdays results:
Quarter Finals
Dick sleichter, chartwell, defeated
Dick Mullen, Hagerstown, B and 4.
Bill Bassler, Rolling Read. de.
ed Paul Haviland, Maryland G&CC
Charley sasslsr, Indian Spring, de.
feated Paul Mosca, Indian Spring,
John o'Donnell Mount Pleasant, de.
feated Carl Lehren, unattached, l up
SemifinaIs
sleichter defeated B. Bassler, 4
{. Basslsr defeated o'Donneu. Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19
High School Hurrier
ColIupses and Dies

STANFORD, Calf, Oct. 1s
(AP).-Kenneth Lapka, IA, of
nearby Santa Clara, collapsed
in commissions after O 2-mile
cross country meet on the
Stanford University golf course
yesterday and died later at a
hospital.
Doctors said they hadn't "the
slightest idea" what caused the
schoolboy's death. An autopsy
was scheduled. The youngster
had no adverse medical history.
Lapka collapsed after stagger-
ing across the finish line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19

us, but I honestly think we're
getting better each week and
that we can go all the way"
Toneff thinks the squads
mental outlook is better and
that 1t has more confidence.
IF you notice we don't drop
the ball in practice" he said
"They catch it with one hand
two hands, dive for it and do
anything to get to it, but they
don't drop 1t. Last year we
couldn't catch a bali in a
basket"
Praises Offensive Line
Naturally, Toneff thinks the
line can take some of the credit
for Norman Snead's improved
passing. Not all, but some.
II think our offensive line
Is as good as you'll find any
where" he said. "Snead's only
been swarmed over a few times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19
BY JOE WlLMAN

There are several major rea-
sons for finishing off-balance
at the foul line:
/. You may be lunging as you
release the ball. Don't try to
jerk or put so much stuff on
the ball.
2. Your arrnswing might be
too high on the backswing. or
too fast.
3. You might be rushing your
first step. Don't be so anxious.
4. You might be rushing
your entire delivery.
Get complete instruction on. foot
work, armswing, timing and follow.
through in Joe Wilman's easy-to-reao
pamphlet, your Stance and Ap.
proach.' For your own copy, send
10c and q stamped, self-addressed en-
yelope to Joe Wilman. care OF The
Evening Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19
Weekend Sports
On TERadro
TeIevision
-~~wNDDA~


Football
Oregon VS.. Air Force Acad-
envy, WTOP--9, AIS pm.
Boxing
Bobby Foley VS.. Doug Jones.
heavyweights, WMAL-7. 10
pm.
wide World Of Sports
Presidents Cup Regatta,
Japanese Sumo Championship
and the Dublin Horse Show.
WMAL,-7, 4 pm.
Bowling
Bowler's Choice, WMAL-7, 4
pm.
SUNDAY
Football
Redskins at Philadelphia,
WTOP-9, 1880 pm.
Baltim ore at Chicago
WBAL-2, 2 pm.
New York at Dallas, WMAL,-
Z, $3.50 pm.
Bowling
Cham pions hip Bowling
WMAL,-7, noon.
Bowling Teens. WMAL-7, ]
pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19
Groveton's w Wins

John Nelson passed 20 yards
to Halfhack Jim Franco to eli
max q 46-yard drive in the
third quarter and give Grove
tons Junior varsity . 60 VIC
tory over Madison yesterday al
Groveton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19
You Be the
Quarterback
ANSWER
Question on Page A-20)

NNuCobfUH vi uBO EA-WVT
No. 2. Reverse to short side.
With opponents guessing, "
keep calling play to same hole.
When defensive rotation Is
away from your right sideline,
your fast back has q chance
to go all the way. Don't be
afraid of that short side. We
have found plays to short side
to be very effective.
Distributed BY the REGISTER ana
Tribune SyndicateD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19
BOWLING
Big Week End
Here for Sturs
By ROD THOMAS

Virtually every duckpn bowler of note in the will see
action tomorrow Sunday either at Rverdae Bowl or Be-
thesda Bowling Center -,
Riyerdale Bowl latest completed venture Of Nick Rinald
will be chrsened with program starting at pm tomorrow
Firing the Bethesda Open will begin at 1890 pm sunday
At Ryerdae the areas top 20 and top 20 women will
Arizona tribune., 1962-01-19

w Z II a " I a II a III
Cracker-N Crust
for an especially
good texture and fla
vor.
The secret of the
light and smooth fill
ing is dessert topping
mix that is whipped,
with milk, then
folded into cooled
chocolate pudding.
Fluffy Chocolate Pie
1 package choco-
late pudding
and pie filling
mix
2 cups milk
1 envelope Dream
Whip Dessert
Topping Mix
1/2 cup cold milk
1/2 teaspoon vanilla
Graham
Cracker-Nut
Crust
Chopped walnuts
(optional)
Arizona tribune., 1962-01-19
VALLEY STATION
TO BROADCAST
GOLF TOURNEY

The most comprehensive COW
erage of the 1862 Phoenix Open
will be broadcast from the Phoe-
nix Country Club by veteran golf
commentator, Bob Tryon.
Radio Station, K-l4's general
manager, Shell Engel indicated
that the Canada Dry-Courtesy
Chevrolet sponsored event would
begin on Wednesday February
9TH with the pro o-amateur and con-
tinue through the entire tour
nament, which is scheduled to
conclude on Sunday. February l3.
This outstanding event. spon-
sored by the Phoenix Thunder
birds, features the worlds great
est golfers. Their play will be
described by Bob Tryon who will
be broadcasting his fifteenth con-
secutive Phoenix OpenG Golf Tour
nament.
Arizona tribune., 1962-01-19
SPEECH HELPS FOR YOU
BY MARCUS BOULWARE, FAMU

If parents and teachers want
a helpful book that will help
them to aid children with their
speech. | recommend:
SPEECH. IN THE ELEMEN-
TARY CLASSROOM, by Van Rip
er and Butler. copyrighted in
1855 and published by Harper
and Brothers. 49 East 33rd St.
New York, New York.
Topics included are speech
improvement and talking. The al
phabet of sound, self-hearing and
vocal phonics. improving fluency,
Arizona tribune., 1962-01-19
URBAN LEAGUE TO
HOLD JOB CLINIC

Phoenix Urban League Guild
willN sponsor a Clerical Clinic,
Saturday. Jan. 20, at the Phoenix
YMCA, at 9 am.
Mrs. w. P. Adkins, Clinic
chairman said it is designed to
aid persons interested in obtain
ing office jobs by providing in
formation regarding the employ
ment interview, training and per-
sonality requirements and oppor-
tunities for employment in Phoe-
nix.
Current trends in employment,
particularly as these relate to
minorities will be discussed.
Serving as consultants will be
representatives from various
firms in the Phoenix area. The
clinic is opened to the public.
Arizona tribune., 1962-01-19
NORTHERN SCHOOL 6
MUST DESEGREGATE

NEW YORK = NAACP chapters
in IL northern communities
launched drives to end de facto
school segregation during the
fall of 1861. according to Miss
June Shagaloff, special assistant
for education.
She disclosed that the New Jer-
sey and Pennsylvania NAACP
state conferences are already
studying schools in their areas,
as will all NAACP state orga-
nizations outside the South DUR
ing 1862.
NAACP delegates attending the
Associations 52nd annual con-
vention in Philadelphia last July
called for extension of the
NAACP's school integration pro-
gram in northern and western
states.
She said that the Association
1862 non-southern school pro-
gram will concentrate on elimi-
nation OF deliberate and de facto
segregation: and ending biased
educational practices, such as
unequal expenditures for white
and Negro schools.
AT present, the Association is
fighting five cases in New Jer-
sey; two in New York; three in
Michigan; two in California: one
in Ohio; one in Connecticut: two
in Illinois; and two in Pennsyl-
vania.
Arizona tribune., 1962-01-19
FOR
women
O111y..
eT LINDA SCOTT

You can whisk not-so-white
nylon or dacron curtains to snowy
whiteness again with these tips.
Wash them often rather than let
ting heavy soil build up on
them. Wash them in warm soft
water and soap. The Lindsay
Company, which manufactures
the automatic home water sof-
tener, points out why you get best
results with soft water. Soap
curds form in hard water and
discolor man-made white fibers.
To ensure their whiteness, laun-
der them separately, as they pick
up colors from any other mate
rials in the same wash. Rinse
them three times in cool soft wa
ter and hang to drip dry.
Arizona tribune., 1962-01-19
NAACP HEAD SAYS
KENNEDY FALTERS

NEW YORK = Roy Wilkins,
executive secretary of the
NAACP, commented on the civil
rights section of President Ken
nedy's State of the Union mes
sage delivered to Congress. Jan.
llth.
The President S statement re-
affirms the belief of his Admin
istration that the protection of
the right to register and vote
ranks first in the Kennedy ap-
proach to civil rights.
His message pledges support
to this type of legislation and
seems to hint that he may aban-
don his previous position and
support certain other civil rights
bills in this session of the Con-
gress.
The NAACP applauds his stand
on voting Legislation but, because
of the workings of politics, it
views with caution his tenta-
tive experimental and wandering
approaches to other measures,
such as FEPC, school desegre-
cation and additional powers au-
thorizing the Attorney General
to intervene in all kinds of civil
rights cases.
Arizona tribune., 1962-01-19
POTTER PLAYS
NEW TYPE ROLE

One of the most sensational
scenes in "Point Blank" STAN
ley Kramer's latest motion pic
ture, which co-stars Sidney Poi
tier and Bobby DARN, revolves
around tic-tac -toe, a kids game
In most unusual situation.
In Point Blank" Potter is
a psychiatrist in federal pen
itentiary and DARN is his patient.
an American NaZi Bund leader.
In this particular scene, which
does not include Potter, DARN
and several of his rough-neck
associates are seen drunk in a
bar.
Arizona tribune., 1962-01-19
nNEGRITUDE" IS A
GROWING CONCEPT

All nations of Africa will be
autonomous in all regional mat
ters but united in common in
tereSt to the "one-Africa con-
cept," Professor St. Clair Drake
professor of sociology at Roose-
welt University at the 9th Nation
al Conference of the u. S. Ma
tional Commission for UNESCO
in Boston.
Contemporary politics on the
former dark continent, Profess
sor Drake explained, reject both
white racialism and black chau-
vinism. The essence of pan
Africanism, he added, is equal
opportunity "above the narrow
confines of class, race, tribe,
and religion.
Alioune Diop, Guinean writ
er and director of Presence Af-
ricaine. told delegates that Af-
rican nationalism is "a yell. a
painful roar. a revolt against a
power that grows without a con-
science. that acts ferociously
against the have -nots, whose
breath of life is threatened if
they don't respond to the chal-
lenge."
Both Professor Drake and Mr..
Diop stressed the reassertion of
racial pride as expressed in the
French term ''Negritude.'
This new attitude. Professor
Drake explained, is a desire
Of Negroes everywhere to feel
confident and una shamed and
proud of their color, their hair.
heir lips. and their African cul-
ures.
Arizona tribune., 1962-01-19
CIVIL WAR NEGRO
TROOP PRAISED

WASHINGTON, DC. Speaking
before the Ancient and Honor
able Artillery Company at the
Sheraton Park Hotel here, Gov
ernor John A. Volpe praised the
Negro regiment which fought un-
der Colonel Robert Gould Shaw
at Fort Wagner. sc. during the
Civil War.
Governor Volpe was referring
to the Mass. 54th Regiment.
''One hundred and eight years
ago." he said. Massachusetts
Witnessed the elimination of the
anti-slavery agitation of which
she had been the center for a
quarter of century.
Tongue and pen had here
done full work for human free
dom. BY other weapons and on
other ground was the final issue
to be determined. The time had
come when the question of the
worthiness of men with black
skin to bear arms and to be re-
ceived into the fellowship of mil
itary service was to put to trial:
when their courage and endurance
were to be subjected to the su-
preme test of the battlefield.
"A Negro regiment the first
raised by any northern state,
nj marched through Boston's
streets. bound for the front. with
Robert Gould Shaw in command. 4"
Arizona tribune., 1962-01-19

thing aloud, and improving the
voice.
Oral communications is so i'm
portant in our lives that it must
no longer be neglected in our
homes.
READERS: For my free dis
cussion pamphlet, send self
addressed long business envelope
to DR.. Marcus H. Boulware. Box
310-A, Florida A & M Univer-
sity. Tallahassee. Florida.
Arizona tribune., 1962-01-19

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baked crumb crust place in moderate (375F to min
utes Cool thoroughly before filling
Arizona tribune., 1962-01-19
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Arizona tribune., 1962-01-19
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mighty good your family Fluffy Chocolate Pie is made
Arizona tribune., 1962-01-19

IlRTY-YEAR FREEDOM CRUSADE Roy Wilkins right NAACP
executive secretary receives honorg thirty years
service with the Association from Arthur Spngarn president
Over 1000 persons attended dinner
at New Yorks Hotel Roosevelt. distinguished
rights leaders pay tribute NAACPs top staff
Evening star., 1962-11-18
Disturbed by Reports
OF Shows Demise
LETTER OF THE WEEK
Bottle Of the DecibeIs

Saturdays and Sundays I relax;
work a while, eat, then sleep while,
work, eat, sleep, work, eat, sleep
day and night. turn the TV on
when first get up and leave it on
until the last program of the evening.
Listening more than watching, I
COULD relax if didn't have to keep
running to the TV to turn down the
volume when the commercial comes
on. Can't offend the next apartment
dweller, you know. BUT WANT TO
CONGRATULATE channel 8. It Is
now LAS am. Saturday morning and
I never once today (November 81 had
to turn the volume down on that
channel. Congratulations to them on
their battle with the decibelS. And
THANKS. I'm going to try the other
channels next week ends. Gwen the
horror movie tonight didn't screech
just gently yelled) G. C. M.
Do other UieDerS agree?
Evening star., 1962-11-18

1HJS Us your CIUHcS 20 SOunO OH
and TV Critic Bernie Harrison
lUiH do his best to GnSDer QueS-
tionS. Please keep letters brief.
Pen names lDiH be used If desired.
Notes: Addresses of 1lettOorkS::
NBC, 80 Rockefeller plaza, NeD
York 20; CHS, 4S5 Madison Avenue,
StTth street, NetD York %.
I would just like to say that I
think Fair Exchange is one of the
funniest and best shows on TV. I
also hear that it is going to be one
of the first to go off the air. think
that that is really a shame. What
can be done? Mrs. r,
Let CHS knou NOW ho,p you feel:
not after the cancellation.
Please advise me if Shirley Jones
in "The Music Man" (film) sings
the songs or is her voice dubbed by
someone else. Also in the Jackie
Gleason TV saloon number, that
funny man sings in a lovely voice
Or is his voice dubbed in?
Mrs. MGR.
Miss Jones sang for herself. The
funny man is Frank FontGine-
that's his voice, too.
= +
I greatly enjoyed the family spe-
cial, Magic, Magic, Magic. would
appreciate it very much If YOU could
send me the address of the magician
it Observation-Disclosures Christopher.
L. M.
Write to him care of the sho1D,
WTOP-9, Broadcast House, Wash
i1Igton, D. C. 1t 1DilI be forwarded.
**
Does the general public have any
thing to do with Emmy nominations?
Evening star., 1962-11-18

dino for his terrific performance on
the DR.. Kildare series. ADMIRER
The public. as tDeH as the press.
has nothing to do tDith either the
Emmy or oscar GtDGrdS, including
nominations.
In my opinion, Love of Life is the
only daytime serial worth watching.
How about a picture Of Audrey Peters
(Vanessa) and Ronald T. Bruce)
and some information about these
very good performers. Mrs. s. w.
If they stay in the roles long
enough, tDe'H do our best.
hinstOn. D. c.. November 10. 1862