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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-27
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD (NANA) -
Jean Simmons and Robert
Preston each took a token pay
ment of $4,000 and they will
take everything else in the way
of salary in the profits from
their movie, "All the Way
Home" I argued this point with
Faye Emerson on the "Telepoll"
show. If stars take less salary
and gamble on the pictures
profits, it would be a fairer
deal all around.
Zsa Zsa GabOr is audibly an
noyed that Bob Straille has also
been dating pianist Susan CO.
hen. The latter, tossing her
sharps and flats, couldn't care
less and has been reported say
ing eff I see her, I'll pull her
hair out by the black roots" |
Lana turner is enamoreQ OF
a young Marine. You can see a
lot of them together around
Malibu, which is not too far
from Point Magu down the
coast. Frank LOvejOy was
separated from his wife when
he died suddenly. He left a large
sum of money to the girl he
had been hoping to marry.
Sir Alec Guinness signed for
a million-dollar spread over the
next 40 years on that deal with
Columbia. Hope he lives that
long! Bob Hope will be
thanked by two gorgeous
blends at Mondays Royal
Command Performance in Lon
don Anita Ekberg, 80 pounds
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ROY ROGERS
DALE EVANS
SHOW

Variety hour Of songs, music and comedy CHARLIE
WEAVER and SONS OF THE PIONEERS.
Evening star., 1962-09-24
New York Detectives
7 rop and Kill Ropist

Gumby's fingerprints by a Bos-
ton expert failed to show any
similarity" with prints discov-
cred in the Boston murder
cases, Boston police said.
1t was the rape of Miss Janet
Chisholm, So, a week ago yes
terday, that put detectives on
Gumby's trail.
Other Sayings
A police crime laboratory de-
tective. Patrick Fusci, discov-
cred that fingerprints found
in Miss Chisholm's Brooklyn
apartment matched prints
found at the scenes of the slay-
ings of Mrs. Lea Auster, 81, on
July Z, 1860, and Mrs. Will
heimina Tinsdale, so, on Sep
termer 4, 1860.
Police theorized that since
the same man killed both those
women, he might return to slay
Miss Chisholm, who could iden-
tify him.
Miss Chisholm, hospitalized
with bruises suffered in the
assault, left the hospital brief
ly and identified the slain man
as her molester.
Detectives while awaiting
an FBI check, said they be-
lieved the slain man was from
Carlisle. Pa.
Evening star., 1962-09-24
By EARL H. VOSS
Star staff Writer

Laotian Premier Souvanna
Phouma has received assur-
ances from his half-brother,
Deputy Premier Souvannou-
wong, that Communist Wet
Mini troops viii be withdrawn
from Laos by the agreed dead
line, October 6.
American officials, however,
are skeptical and apprehensive.
In Vientiane, the Laotian cap
itsl. they are reported to be
privately advising Prince Sou
wanna Phouma to speak out
about the sluggishness Of the
Wet Mini withdrawal.
Less than two weeks remain
before the deadline, but so far
only Is Of an estimated 10000
Wet Mimi are known to have
been cleared by the Interna-
tional Control Commission fo-
Laos. designated by the lana
ton Geneva agreement to su-
pervise the withdrawal Of all
foreign troops.
U. s. May Delay Move
The United States began a
"phased withdrawal" Of its Mil
itary Assistance Advisory Group
last Monday. The American in
<tention is to withdraw all 800
Of them by october 6. but it is
understood that at some point
the movement viii be halted
unless convincing assurances
about Wet Mimi withdrawal
Evening star., 1962-09-24
Laos Urged to Spur
Exodus by Wet Mimi

are provided. About 100 Amer
leans have been withdrawn in
the last week.
Five thousand Of the Wet
Mini we're said to be in COM
plete Wet Mini units. The
other 5000 are believed to be
in o-Communist Pathet Lao
units as technicians and
advisers.
American officials here ac-
knowledged that United States
Ambassador Leonard Unger
and his Embassy In Vientiane
have been conveying to Pre-
mier Souvanna Phouma the
United States concern about
the lack Of evidence that the
Wet Mini are withdrawing.
Signers Listed
They understand Prince Sou
wanna Phouma'S hope that he
can persuade his half-brother
privately to arrange for the Wet
Mini exodus, but there is little
confidence here that the pro-
Communist Prince, Souvanno-
uvong, has the power to arrange
it even If he has the will.
Among the 13 nations be-
sides Laos which signed the Ge-
neva accord on neutralizing
Laos last July % are the Soviet
Union, Communist China, Com
munist North Wet Nam, the
United States, Britain, France
and the three members of the
International Control Commits
sion-India, Poland and Can
ada.
Evening star., 1962-09-24
CuthoIic Women
Schedule Meeting

Miss Irma Piepho. admins
trative assistant, National
Council of Catholic Women,
win speak at the first fall
meeting of the Washington
Chapter Of Kappa Gamma Pi,
National Catholic Women's
Honor Society. at Dunbarton
College on Wednesday, Septem-
ber 26, at 8 p. m.
Her subject win be "The
Challenge to American Catholic
Women" She has recently re-
turned from a conference of in
ternational Catholic organiza-
tions in Buenos Aires, and q
months tour of South America.
In 1860. Miss Piepho was
awarded the Benemerente
Medal by Pope John XXIII.
Evening star., 1962-09-24

NEW YORK, Sept. "a l(AP)
"A detective hidden in q closet
and . decoy policewoman
feigning sleep in g blue satin
nightgown set the stage for a
flawlessly executed police trap
that proved fatal for a rapist
and stranger Of two women.
The detective popped out Of
the closet when the killer re-
turned early yesterday to the
scene Of his latest rape at
tempt. Two other detectives
came on the run from an ad-
joining room, and the three
officers pumped q dozen bull
lets through the locked door
Of a bathroom where the in
truder had taken refuge.
When they broke open the
door, they found Charles Gum
py, 81, q Negro oeao on the
floor.
81 Fingerprints Match
Police here announced that
Gumby's fingerprints tailed
with those found in the apart
nents where two brooklyn
white women we're raped and
choked to death two years ago.
Meanwhile, members Of the
Boston police homicide squad
began an investigation Of their
own. They sought to determine
II Gunby was the strangler
of six Greater Boston women
this summer.
But q "cursory study" OF
Evening star., 1962-09-24

These prices effective until close Of business Tvesdoy Sep
iember rs, 1862, in Washington D. c. MARYLAND, Palmer
Pork, Heest Heights. Tokomo Pork ndon Heed, eudens
burg ccro Hills Capitol Heishis Marlboro. seihssdu Silver
Spring, Rockville lcuFe VIRGINIA: Alexandria, Arlington
Eoirfux, Fols Church Meteon. Anncndae Hsrndon. We
RESERVE NE RIGHT TO lIMT QUANTITIES Produce prices
subject 10 dolly roket changes Some Of the items listed in
this advertisement not be fovnd in oil stores.
Evening star., 1962-02-14
BrogIio, Sherry Sign,
Hope for Better Year

The Nets completed the sign
ing of their battery staff of
l3 pitchers and four catchers
when Pitcher Bob Botz indi-
Gated he was satisfied with his
contract.
Three rockies - Shortstop
Tom fresh, Second Baseman
Pedro Gonzales and Outfielder
Don Lock = agreed to terms
with the Yankees. Baltimore re-
ceived signed contracts from
five pitchers, Hal Brown, Billy
Short, Darold Knowles, Steve
Cosgrove and Dave McNally,
and a rookie outfielder, John
(Boog) Powell, giving it 30
players in the fold.
Pitchers Jack Spring, Bob
Belinsky and George Conrad
came to terms with the Angels,
leaving only Outfielder LIE n
Wagner and Infielder Felix
Torres among the unsigned.
Outfielder Al Kaline, who re-
portedly is asking for $45,000,
arrived at the Detroit training
camp site at Lakeland, Fla.
Evening star., 1962-02-14

They could call the South
west Conference the leap-frog
league of college basketball.
The standings are scrambled
with virtually every game, and
heading into the final third of
the conference schedule, five
of the eight clubs must be con-
Sidered definite title contenders,
Last night, for instance, de-
Tending champion Texas Tech
appeared a good bet to lengthen
its Southwest lead in a home
court game against Southern
Methodist - but instead got
whacked by the Mustangs,
68-63.
Meanwhile. Texas A&M
trimmed Texas, 54-48, Rice
beat Arkansas, 63-55, and
Texas Christian clipped Baylor
80-66, in a meeting between
the conferences two bottom
clubs. The results left Texas
Tech, SMU and Texas ASsM
tied at the top with 6-3 records
Rice next at Sd, Texas 4-4
Arkansas As, TCU 3-5 and
Baylor 1-8.
SMU, loser at home to Texas
Tech earlier this season, lee
Evening star., 1962-02-14
SINUS Triumph Over Texas Tech
Scromb|es Southwest Race Aqoin

the Red Raiders by as many as
II points but for the most part
it was a close one. Jan Louder
milk was high for the Mustangs
with 10 points, while Mac
Percival had "a for Texas Tech.
Carroll Broussard paced the
Aggies to their home-floor de-
cision over Texas with 25
points, including Is of 10 foul
shots. Herb Steinkamp's two
free throws gave Rice a four
point edge with just under five
minutes to go at Houston and
Arkansas was held off the rest
of the way.
Dukes seventh-ranked Blue
Devils Q6-3 took back first
place in the Atlantic Coast
Conference with a 1858 run
away at Maryland.
Tom Wynne's two free throws
with Is seconds to go in the
second overtime period enabled
st. Joseph's (Pa) to maintain
its unbeaten record in the Mid
die Atlantic Conference with an
80-79 victory over Gettysburg.
Wynne collected 81 points for
the Hawks and grabbed 81 re-
bounds. Gettysburg's Ron
Warner put on a sensational
Evening star., 1962-02-14
FIFTH STRAIGHT VICTORY
West Highland White
Wins Westminster

NEW YORK, Feb. IA (AP).-
Until a better one comes along
and that won't be for a long
time - Ch. Elfinbrook Simon,
a strutty, snowy (and snowy
West Highland white terrier,
will reign as the all-time best
of his breed.
No other West Highland white
has come even close to the
best-in-show record piled up
by Elfie.
Last night the 3-year -old
Elfie won the big one of them
all, the Westminster Kennel
Club event in Madison Square
Garden and ran his consecutive
streak to five and his overall
total to 81 bests.
And" said Barbara Wor-
cester, owner Of the Wishing
Well Kennels of Little Falls,
N. j., where Elfie munches his
bones when he's not campaign
ing, according to my figures
the best previous record for
the breed was seven best-in-
shows"
Decisive Victory
Before hitting Westminster,
Elfie had run up four straight
successes on the Florida circuit.
There have been terriers and
terriers who have won the
Westminster, but only one 9TH
er West Highland white ever
Evening star., 1962-02-14

has hauled down best-in-show
in the IS earlier editions of
the event.
That was in 1912 when Oh.
Wolvey Pattern Of Edgarstoune
was sent to the top.
Elites victory was a decisive
one. Haywood r. Hartley. the
best-in-show judge, remarked
that "the dog was a Standout,
very sound, very typey. in su-
perb condition. He showed
beautifully and asked for 1t
every minute"
Only One Prize
There is only one prize in
the Westminster. the big one.
Aligned against Elfie were
the five other group winners:
Ch. Val Knight Ranck, a
Weimaraner, owned by John
Boehne OF youngstown, Ohio,
the sporting winner.
Ch. Honey Bun Of Marydane,
a Great Dane entered by Erna
Huber Of Brewster, N. Y, the
working victor.
Ch. Akaba's Top Brass, an
Afghan, sent in by Louis r.
Boardman of Woodland Hills,
Calf, the hound winner.
Oh. Crikora Commotion, a
miniature poodle, belonging to
Mrs. Donald Duncan of New
York, the transporting king.
Ch. Pixietown Serenade OF
Hadleigh, a Pomeranian, owned
by Ruth H. Bellick Of Hanson,
Mass, and Lady Conyers OF
Bermuda, the toy winner.
Evening star., 1962-02-14

foul-shooting performance rec
ord, hitting % of % for a major
college record.
The old record of 81 straight
was shared by Johnny Lee Of
Yale and York Larese of North
Carolina.
Bowling Green G7-2) pushed
closer to the Mid-American
Conference title by knocking
off Kent State, 1910, and
Connecticut frightened up the
Yankee Conference by whip
ping Massachusetts,, 1886.
Ohio Valley leader Western
Kentucky beat Middle Tennes-
see, 87-81, and st. Mary's
(Calif.), first in the West Coast
Athletic Conference, downed
Pacific, 1852.
In the upset department. -
Rhode Island stopped Provi-
dence, 71-61, ending the Friars'
winning streak at 10, and Mar
quette surprised Detroit, 1856.
Furman beat South Carolina,
67-59; Bucknell nipped Penn
State, 69-68; Seton Hall
trounced Long Island, 1886,
and Miami (Fla.) downed Stet-
son, 86-78.
Evening star., 1962-02-14
Bill Dudley Coming
For Sebo Luncheon

Bill Dudley will join prom
inent guests at the Touchdown
Club luncheon Monday in honor
of Steve Sebo, who will become
the University of Virginia ath-
letic director March /.
Dudley, Virginia's all-time
great halfback who later played
with the Lions, Steelers and
Redskins pro football teams,
will come here from his home
in Lynchburg.
Evening star., 1962-02-14
BY the Associated Press

Pitchers Ernie Broglio and
Larry Sherry, disappointments
last year after excellent sea-
sons in 1850. have signed their
1862 baseball contracts, hopeful
of regaining their effectiveness.
Broglio agreed to terms with
the Cardinals yesterday and
took a substantial pay cut after
getting more than $4,000 a
year ago. The 26-year-old
highlander, beset by arm
trouble, wound up with a 9-12
won-lost record and a All
earned run average in 1861.
The previous season his 2.74
ERA was second best in the
National League when he won
81 games while losing nine.
Sherry received an approx
mate $1,000 token boost in pay
and okayed his contract with
tne DoogerS, Gaining Tor a re-
ported $25, 900.
The relief specialist missed
three weeks last season with
a sprained ankle and compiled
a A won-lost record, although
being credited with Is saves.
In 1860, Sherry posted a 14-10
record while appearing in 81
games.
The signings front was brisk
yesterday. The Cards also cor
rallied Pitchers Bob Duliba and
Johnny Kucks to run their
signees to 26. Second Baseman
Ken Aspromonte became the
33d player in the Cleveland
fold.
The Pirates signed Pitcher
Larry Foss, leaving only Out
fielder Bob Skinner to come to
terms.
Evening star., 1962-02-14
Lacrosse Club
Announces Dates

The initial practice session
Of the Washington Lacrosse
Club will be held at 2 o'clock
Sunday on the field at Twenty
third street and Constitution
avenue.
The club will play its first
game against Maryland at Col
lege Park March 10, then visit
the Catonsville Lacrosse Club
the next day.
The rest Of the schedule:
March II, at Navy Plebes; April I,
Villanova Lacrosse Club; April g.,
Brooklyn Park Lacrosse Club; April
10. at New Jersey Lacrosse Club;
April 21, Catonsville Lacrosse Club
April %, at Navy B team; May 12, at
Villanova Lacrosse Club: May 20, at
Long. Island Lacrosse Club; May "a,
at Maryland Lacrosse Club.
Evening star., 1962-02-14
THE EVENING STAR
Bethesda Boxer
In Florida Finu!

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Feb.
IA (AP).-Heavyweights Rich
ard Pettigrew of Bethesda,
representing the Navy, meets
James johnson of Fort Camp
bell. KY, in tonight's feature
final bout of the Florida AAU
boxing tournament.
PettigreW last night defeated
Hank Wenz of the University
Evening star., 1962-02-14

of Florida. Other results in
cluded:
IL pounds--Kenneth Adams. Fort
Boiling AFB; l35-Gug Nicnols, Boil
ing. defeated Dan Garcia, Camp Le-
jeune; l32-Sherman Mitchell, Boiling.
defeated Dan Garcia. Camp Leleune;
Ken Suhbosky, Boiling: l56-Jim
Rosotte, Jacksonville, MAS. defeated
Ralph Pelliccia, Bethesda; l65-pan
Scott, Boiling. knocked out Chris
Henry Mathews Jacksonville. defeated
George McCorkle. Boiling.
Evening star., 1962-02-14
BOATS and MARINE

I6-FT. BARBOUR runabout W/7O-h:p.
Mere. outhoard: Si .B95. AERO CHEW.
1905 Mt. Vernon ave. Alex. 548-0200:
I6-FT W4IIRLWIND de luxe and Darr
traile:; $3.50 cash. HART. ewes. EN-.
3-Ol:S}; days. FE. 3-7O20
Evening star., 1962-02-14
Decisive Victory
Basketball
Scores

BY the Associated Press
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double attached garage, enclosed
paneled breeZeWay; one acre, in
come fruit trees. S2l, 900
CT 6-o07S
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$35,lW
EUCLID BRICK

bedrooms. 2 fireploces, full
dining room. Getting oreo in
modern kitchen; den. corpeting;
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recreation room. 2l2-cor ga
roge: deep lot.
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NEW ranch. 23351 Effingham blvd. ;
3 bedrooms, Ia baths; 2-car at
tached garage. 851 1-2127.
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REAL ESTATE
BY OWNER

4-YEAR-old brick; 8 bedrooms
living room with 2-way fireplace,
basement with recreation room,
~ baths, 1l7-car garage; near
lake: many extras. VIII. 2-5l38
daily except Sunday.
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Totul $500

Completely furnished ronch.
close to Loke. Excellent for boat
ing.
No Money Down GI
$50 per month plus toxes and
insurance. 3 bedroom runch.
wood burning firepluce. Reol
nice. Slo.soO.
$500 Down
Con buy you this lovely ranch
with attached garage. Also huge
living room. kitchen with Getting
oreo. gas heot. Competing. olu
minum siding. Only Sl2.9o0.
GI No Money Down
S82 per month plus taxes and
insurance. Almost new 3 bed
loom ranch. large living room
and kitchen with Getting oreo.
2-cor garage. S0xl40 lot. $4,000.
a Real Beauty
Large living room. ottoched 60
roge. nice bedrooms. stone
front. wood burning fireplace.
Competing. dropes. patio. beach
privileges. sl5.500.
GI No Money Down
Low monthly payments. large
bedrooms. 2 baths. very large
kitchen with plenty OF eoting
area: lots OF closet space: cor-
peting; garage: 66xl44 lot. Has
to be seen to be appreciated.
$4,000.
Evening star., 1962-05-12
BY ROGER c. WHITMAN
Contributing Writer

piece Of carpeting, nap side
out, around a block Of wood.
Don't use a brush, because
this will clog the mesh.
Evening star., 1962-05-12
ALEXANDRIA no On I4-sToRY APARTMEN1

Work scheduled begin within weeks Apartment
et Mount Vernon Kennedy Aexondu Financing
for the 4stoY So million budeowners
Horcd POIn oonsed by Walker Dunlop Architect
the ISzunh building which will lecture ooftop club
swimming pool wus W. l. Moyne Of Arlington.
Evening star., 1962-05-12
Brokers, SoIesmen Licensed

Theda knight.
Donald z. Cheville, with
George s. King Co.
Rose r. Cohen, with Lang
ley Realty.
Bernard J. Cushing, with
Hugh T. Peck. Inc.
Homer s. Davis. with ]. d.
Riviere q Co. Inc.
Valre Talley Davis, with
Malora r. Christman, Inc.
John e. Elliott, with Cul-
more Realty Co.
Allan J. Hackner, with
Pleasant Corp.
David J. Holbrook, with
Andris Realty, Inc.
Ernest Marion Kirby. with
Sidney 2. Mensh & Co., Inc.
Anne C. Little, with Ia
gami Realty Co.
Robert p. Madigan, with
Robert E. Lohr. Inc.
Edward @. II. Martin, with
j. c. Chatel Co.
Desiree M. Nichols, with
Rhea Radin Real Estate. Inc.
Irwin Norman, with Sidney
2. Mensh & Co., Inc.
Alvin B. Richardson, with
Crown Realty Co.
Patricia A. Trivers, with
Edmund M. Chaplin.
Howell K. Vanderveer, with
Sidney 2. Mensh & Co., Inc.
Barbara w. Ferguson-War-
rem, with Georgetown Prop
critics, Inc.
j. Carl West, with Robert
E. Lohr, Inc.
Joseph Jack Zupnik, with
Adelphi Realty, Inc. f.
Phyllis Jane Beard. with
Amelia Shepard.
Florence L. Mcknight, with
Grace A. Benjamin.
Dorothy C. Morgan, with
Margaret j. Dunkley.
George Edwin Pierce, with
William E. Ryan.
John j. Scott, with B. sgd
nor Realty Co.
George Nicholas Simms,
with Alexandria Realty.
Bradley Frank Steinbach,
with Sidney z. Mensh & Co.,
Inc.
Sidney Weinreb, with Sey-
mour Realty Co.
Wilson c. Wilmot, with
Boss and Phelps, Inc.
Rosalind w. Rust, with
Sophia Wanamaker, Inc.
Evening star., 1962-05-12

Recent license issuances
announced by the District
Real Estate Commission in
clude:
Evening star., 1962-05-12
'DisnitoY'
Exhibit
Continues

Designs for Dignitaries, .
an exhibition Of 20 imaginary
room ideas for prominent
personalities on the Washing
ton scene, will remain on
display at the National Hous-
ing Center, 1925 L street
NV, for one more week.
Staged by members of the
American Institute Of In
terror Designers, the exhibit
includes a number Of light
box presentations Of sur
roundings for commentators,
legislators, armed forces Of
ficers and other Washington
figures.
The exhibition also has
several full-size arrange
ments using award winning
fabrics, accessories and furni-
ture from the AIDS Interna-
tional Design Competition.
Continuing through May
20, the display at the center,
1925 L street NV, is open
from 10 am. to 6 pm. daily
and from / to 6 pm. Sundays.
Evening star., 1962-05-12

Charles Wesley Sanford, jr.,
with Thomas j. Fisher g. Co.,
Inc.
Warren Harold sanword,
with Curtis Bros. Real Estate
& Ins.. Inc.
John E. Saye, with Sidney
z. Mensh and Co.. Inc.
Maynard s. Silberberg, with
Marvin Brown Associates.
John w. Sims, with Van
Nixon Real Estate.
Jesse A. B. Smith, jr., with
Frederick W. Berens Sales,
Inc.
Daniel s. Arnold, with
Capitol Hill Realty Co.
Charles L. Howard, with
William Johnson's Realty Co.
Business chcnee Broker
ia m es Ian burgh, TIA
James Lansburgh Real Estate
Investments.
William j. Kennedy, with
Manovill Realty Corp.
Morton Jacob Rolnick, with
Marvin Brown Associates.
A. James Samuda, with
Pinkert Realty Co.
George Wilford Shaw. with
Baucom Realty Co.
Ira George Steinberg. with
James c. Conley and Co.,
Inc.