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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-09
French Champ
In SenlifirlaIs

PALM BEACH, Fla, Feb. 9
(AP) The Women's Amateur
golf champion of France will
meet a North Carolina veteran
today in a semifinal match Of
the Palm Beach Women's
championship. Two former
Palm Beach champions play for
the other finals berth.
Brigitte Varangot Of Paris
defeated fellow Parisienne
Claudine eros. 1-up. with
35-foot putt on the 18th green
yesterday. Miss Varangot Ii
paired against Marge Burns OF
Greensboro, N. c., who elm
mated Clifford Ann Greed Of
Alexandria, La. 3 and 2.
Ann Casey Johnston Of Ma
son City, Iowa. and Barbars
Fitton Of Hamilton, Ohio, are
in the other semifinals. Mrs
tombstone defeated Sandrs
Spuzich of Indianapolis, 5 and
4, and Mrs. Fitton squeaked
past Doris Phillips Of Belleville
ILL.,, in 81 holes.
Two Baltimore golfers, Mrs
Maurice Click and Mary Ann
Downey, were ousted in yester-
days morning round. Mrs
Click lost to Miss Phillips, / up
and Miss Downey was beaten
by Mrs. Fitton, 6 and 5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-09
WARRIOR ACE HAS 303o
1000 Points in Sight
AsWiIt Breaks Mark

ture of the Syracuse twin bill
| last night, losing to the Mats,
122-110.
Syracuse, winning only its
second against Boston this sea-
son, broke it open in the third
quarter, outScoring the Celtics,
35-14, and taking a 10000 lead.
Lee Shaffer scored is of his
% points in the burst. Sam
Jones led the losers with 20.
In the only other game, Oscar
Robertson scored 80 points in
leading Cincinnati to a 113-109
triumph over Western leader
Los Angeles that broke a six
game Royal losing string.
Los Angeles was without the
services of Elgin Baylor and
Jerry West. Baylor is on duty
with the Army and West was
out with the flu.
The Army also quashed Bay
lor's plans to play Monday
night when the Lakers meet
the Hawks in Los Angeles. His
superior officer at Fort Lewis,
Wash, refused his request for
halliday leave. ...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-09

was to conform with the rules
Of the WIBC tournament,
which the Washington associa-
ton hopes to bring here. The
East will become eligible to
host the event in 1867.
Guy Napier of the Washing
ton Capital League, rolling in
an open match, came within
a pin of being the first to shoot
a 300 at Town Center Bowl.
The No. 5 stick hung on his
18th roll.
*# IS
An otherwise uneventful ses-
sion in the Metropolitan Wom-
ems Major Travelling League
produced one moment of high
excitement. 1t came when
Cathy Stevens of Pentagon
City, president of the women's
city association, pulled the
4-7-9-10 split. This was exact
ly comparable to the 6-7-8-1O
setup converted by Monroe
Moore on the make That
Spare" TV program the same
day. But Moore collected $14.-
900. Cathy won't receive even
an ABC patch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-09

carmen Don and jim Robin
cite.
The winner will receive
$1,000 Of the $4,000 kitty.
At the halfway mark in the
20-game qualifying round Dick
Hoover of st. Louis led with
2211. Vince Lucci of Morris
vile was second, 81 pins be-
hind, and Don Carter of St
Louis third, another IA sticks
back.
This area will be strongly
represented in two duckpin
tournaments in Norfolk, the
Bowlarama Open tomorrow
and the Jimmy Wallace Open
Sunday, both at AL Coots'
Bowlarama.
Also there will be a pair of
intercity team matches, with
a lineup assembled by Frank
Micalizzi opposing the Coots
All-Stars tonight and the
Pepsi-Cola team firing against
the Wallace All-Stars tomor-
row.
On the Pepsi-Cola team are
Kelly Beach, Wayne Souder
Joe Cicala, Tony Santini and
Nick Rinaldi.
Micalizzi's combination pos
sibly is the most illustrious ever
to represent the District in
duckpins. He. Jimmy Dietsch
and Jim Wolfensberger are
former National All Star
champions, Sonny Weldon is q
former world five-game record
holder and Eddie Owens is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-09
Ferree Leads
Panama Golf

PANAMA, Feb. o APPLE
specialized Jim Ferree. a fire.
quent roommate Of Gary Play
er's on the American pro golf
circuit, seems to be determined
to copy the little South Afri-
cans winning habits.
Ferree, now registering from
Crystal River, Fla. turned a
blazing putter into the first
round lead in the $4,000 Pan
ANA Open yesterday. -Four
brides on the second nine gave
the North Carolinian a S.
under-par 81 and a two-stroke
lead.
Right behind Ferree, heading
into today's second round of
the 72-hole tournament that
opens the five-stop Caribbean
tour, were George Knudson of
Canada and Americans AL
Geiberger. Don Whit, Jacky
Cupit and George Lewis, all
at SO.
Tournament favorite Doug
Sanders was another stroke
back at 10 in the same bracket
with Billy Maxwell Of Dallas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-09
ABB STANDINGS

WESTERN DIVISION
San Francisco 10 .714
Kansas City - 8 4 .692 "A
Hawaii -- 5 Z Az a
RESULTS LAST NIGHT
Cleveland, 12a; San Francisco, 1ls.
Pittsburgh, 139; New York. lis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-09

rated with the top young stars
Of the country.
Il Il Il
Incidentally, Micalizzi and
Weldon hit the payoff in the
Nick Tronsky Open last week
end in Manchester, Conn, an
event which attracted an
amazing 244 entries. Micalizzi
was ninth with 1,349 for $12C
and Weldon collected $44 for
a 1901. Wolfensberger was an
also ran.
Jim Poston of New Britain
Conn.,, won with 1,408 to earn
$3.50. Noted Don Norton was
second at 1893 for $375.
The size of the field was a
marked tribute to Tronsky, who
responded by finishing fifth
with 1858 for $375.
Il Il -
Duckpinners who compete in
the Penn Daw Handicap Sun
day are due for some whopping
handicaps, what with four
fifths allowed against a 135
scratch. The fee is IS and the
guarantees 500, $50 and $50
n X y Il
DOWN TENPIN LANE-With
entries closing tomorrow, a rec
ord-breaking field is assured fol
the Washington Women's Ten
pin Association championships
in March. The record of 15l
was set last year. AS of yester.
day, 148 teams had entered
Even this number represents a
better showing in one respect
than last years. Multiple en-.
tries have been ruled out. This
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-09
Sports Night Set
AT Good Counsel

The third annual Sports
Night at Good Counsel High
School tomorrow night will
feature the University of
Maryland's gymkhana troupe.
The program, which starts
at 8 o'clock. is sponsored by
the Parents Athletic Club and
will be for the benefit of the
schools athletic program. M.
Frank Rubini is president of
the club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-09
By the Associated Press

Wilt Chamberlain, fresh of
still another record perform
ance, takes his one-man scoring
show to Boston tonight for a
clash with his dearest enemies,
Bill Russell and the Boston
Celtics. -
: Chamberlain. Philadelphia
giant center who Is scoring at
d phenomenal rate. put on a
spectacular show at Syracuse
last night in leading the War
riors to a 136-120 victory over
New York in the First half Of
a National Basketball Associa-
ton double header.
wilt hit % of q shots from
the field and finished with So
points-the 40th time this sea-
son he has gone over so points.
The spree allowed him to better
his own season scoring record
established last season.
Has 10 Games to Go
With 10 regular season games
to go, the 7-foot-1 scoring ma
chine has produced 3,03s
points, six more than he scored
in setting an NBA record last
season.
Should he continue at OF
near his present remarkable
pace-an average Of 49.3 points
d game-he could break the
old mark by nearly 1000 points
And a slight increase coulo
make him the first man ir
NBA history to score 1000 ir
a season.
He faces one of his majo
tests tonight against Russell
acknowledged as the outstand
ing defensive player in tn
game.
Mats Down Celtics
Even with Chamberlain
scoring heroics, the Warrior
had been unable to beat tn
three-time champion Celtic
until they swept a weekend
set two weeks ago. Russell, side
lined with injuries, did not pla
In that series.
The Celtics suffered one o
their rare defeats in the fea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-09
STRIKES and SPARES
Aim for Pin That Isn't There
To Make the $40
By JOE WiLMAN

That's a very familiar split
today - the 3-10 or baby
split" And a good bowler
should make it about go to rs
per cent Of the time.
I like to shoot this right-side
spare from the left-just a
couple Of boards inside of my
10 pin angle. And I like to aim
for the pin that isn't there
the 6-pin. I try to get it there
perfect.
A ball that hits the 6-pin
flush (if it were there) will
also nick the spin lightly on
the right and barrel on into
the 10-pin.
Shooting in between the two
pins also makes you certain Of
knocking at least one Of them
over. Aiming to the left Of the
3 can result in missing both
pins. And you're depending on
pin action to take care of the
10.
Aim for the 6-the pin that
isn't there.
FOOTWORK, ARMSWING,
TIMING AND FOLLOW
THROUGH-all of these get
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-09
Here's what QUALITY has done

At last count there were ,499,927 Chevrolet trucks
over 10 years old still working-424,381 more than
any other make. One reason for this is that people
haze bought more Chevrolet trucks every year since
1887, but quality helped sell them and keeps them
working!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-09
Referee Drops Dead
During Cage Come

ALAMOGORDO. N. Mex, Feb.
9 (AP).-A referee dropped
dead on the basketball floor
last night during a game be-
tween two high school reserve
teams.
The referee. Technical Sergt.
Virgil Ballard, about 35. of
nearby Holloman Air Force
Base. apparently died of a
heart attack, according to ply
sicians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-09
Blair Wins 35th
Straight Contest

Blair High School ran its
basketball winning streak to 81
straight games by defeating
Wilson, 1888, at Blair last
night.
Sonny Jackson led the Blair
attack with % points, while
Mark KRONER grabbed 10 re-
bounds. Ron Van Halden pacet
Wilson with II points. Blail
now has won il games this
season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-09
AnnundoIe Rallies

Annandale High hool's
wrestling team came on strong
in the closing matches last
night to defeat Jeb Stuart, "a
Is, at Annandale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-09
BOWLING
With ROD THOMAS

Wasngtons five members of the Professional Bowlers
Association competing the Chesapeake Tenpn Open
the Colt Lanes Towson, Md the seifinals and finals of
which will be elevised from 4:sO to tomorrow by
WA It is the fifth stop the Professional Bowers Tour
In the field of la Zok Eddie Miller Herb Cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-09

the full treatment in "Your
Stance and Approach" Obtain
your own copy by sending 10
cents along with a stamped,
return envelope to Joe Wilman
in care of the Evening Star.
Copyright 1862,
National Newspaper Syndicate)
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-03-15
BY Mildred Skinner

Mr.. and Mrs. An re W
MarSch and family of Thomp-
son spent S u n d a y evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Mills and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Majka
attended the funeral of Justin
Woodard at the Ritondaro fun
eral h m e in Chardon re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Jerke
and Ii t t e daughter from
transportation, good mile
age, fair rubber, must sell.
Phone AV 5-5474. 2x11
CHEAP transportation 1855
four DIR. Plymouth SAVOY
Good motor and tires. $1O0 or
takes it. Phone HI 2-4905. 2Xl2
1857 OLDSMOBILE hardton
excellent condition $650.0
Call 635-6336, after 500 pm.
2X11
FORD 2 door 1851. Automatic
good condition. Will trade
or sell. Call PA 9-4371. xxi
FOR ALE
PETS
GERMAN Shepard puppies.
Call AV 6-4143. 2X11
ORPHANED LAMBS. Phone
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ONE USED General Electric
refrigerator. A real good
buy! Burr & Smith Furniture
Water ST., Chardon. 1b11
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News from Montville

Rome visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Burnett and family
Saturday evening.
Mrs. James Sidley while re-
turning home from her work
at HuntSburg school last Fri
day, met with an automible
accident on Rt. 528. She was
thrown from her car onto the
highway and was badly cut.
bruised and shaken. She was
immediately taken to the Ge-
auga hospital in the firemens
emergency car by Fred Hoff-
man and Loren Hofstetter.
Mrs. steve Ziegler very
pleasantly entertained tn Q
Birthday club at her home
last Wednesday. TIE n mem
berS and one guest, Mrs. Fora
BrockWay of Chardon were
present. Following a delicious
dessert luncheon, the after
noon was spent at cards with
MRS. Zlrma Sidtley WINNING
hlgh score, Mrs. Lille Butler
zno' and Mrs. Dorothy Perry
low.
M a n y farmers are busy
working in sugar camps the
past few days. Looks like the
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-03-15
season will be short.

season will be short.
st. p a tr ick k church in
Thompson will hold a card
party and social at the church
on Sunday evening March 13,
starting at 7::30 pm. Every
one is welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Ziegler
attended the Flower Show in
Cleveland last Thursday,
afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Colbow of Wind
sor suffered a bad spell with
her heart one evening last
week. The firemenS emer-
gency car driven by Charles.
Legge and John Grogan,
rushed Mrs. ColboW to the
Geauga hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Skinner
and two children from Perry
were Sunday dinner guests of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Skinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Jer-
ke and daughter from Rome
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Nick
Pitorak Monday evening.
Mrs. Jean Beadsley substit-
uted in the 9Th grade class
room for Mrs. Cash Monday.
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FORD 2 door 1851. Automatic
good condition. Will trade
or sell. Call PA 9-4371. Xxi
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H E P w A N 7 E D
MALE or FEMALE

PAY AS YOU learn only 81 90
per hour for training in typ
ing, shorthand, accounting,
business maths, business law
economics. Glasses start on
March 26. Other courses Bur-
roughs bookkeeping machine,
Stenograph, N ancy Taylor
G h a r m course, Lake Erie
Business College Inc. Phone
Ell 2-1311. 2c12
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1857 OLDSMOBILE hardton
excellent condition $650.00
Call 635-6336, after 500 pm.
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GARD Of THANKS

The Hambden volunteer fire
department would like to eX-
tend their heartfelt thanks
and appreciation to all those
who helped with their recent
Roast Beef dinner either b.
their work, donations or at
tendance. All was sincerely
appreciated and made the din
ner a huge success.
Fred Zikursh, Fire Chief
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CHEAP transportation 1855
four DIR. Plymouth SAVOY
Good motor and tires. $1OO. OF
takes it. Phone HI 2-4905. 2x12
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Inn, Rt. 422, Welshfield. Cal.
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II E l. p w A N TED
FEMALE

WANTED = A dependable
baby sitter for three child
rem, at my home between the
hours of 7 am. and 5 pm
Call Avenue 6-8631 after 5 p.
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SHOWED IN? - Clean your
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Cub Cadet or Wheelhorse
riding tractor with 40" snow
b | a d e. Convenient terms.
Call us now. Helser Imple-
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DRIVE IN FOOD and cuStarC
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transportation, good mile
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SITUATION WANTED
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A u T o OTIV e electri-
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Evening star., 1962-02-08
Neighbors' WrongIe Over Dog
REQUIRES Record Bark in Court

southerly direction while her
husband faced north.
Judge John B. Diamond III
who described himself as hav-
ing once owned an Irish setter
and currently owning two Eng
lish settlers, settled it this way:
Mr.. Shea, charged with doing
the kicking. was found guilty
of violating the county's anti
cruelty to animals ordinance
and fined SIS and costs.
Mr.. Allen, owner of the Irish
setter, was found guilty of as
sualting Mr.. Shea from the
rear with an unidentified wcap-
on, and fined 5000 and costs,
or As days in Jail.
According to the record
breaking volume of testimony
which occupied three longs
days of legal wrangling, l'affaire
Madison street began when the
SheaS moved into a home ad-
joining the Aliens and Mrs.
Shea established herself as
being terrified of dogs.
She and GeeBee were on
fairly amicable terms until
id-September, when the
Sheas became the owners of a
cat. The fur flew on Madison
street; the Sheas complained
Evening star., 1962-02-08
BY HARVEY CLEW
Star Staff Writer

A Hungarian refugee who
says he wants to go home went
to Jail today for not paying q
$2.65 restaurant bill.
Gabor Nyary, 81, of no fixec
address, said he has been un-
able to return to Hungary any
other way so he thought he'd
try getting arrested snd hops
for deportation.
Yesterday, police said. he
went to DeVito's Restaurant
801 Tenth street NV, downed
a pizza pie and two cups of
coffee, then told proprietor
Sam DeVito to call police be-
cause he was penniless and did
not intend to pay anyway.
Charged with false pretenses
he appeared today before Mu-
nicipal Court Judge Dewitt S
Hyde, declined the services OF
Frank j. Oberg, court-appointed
attorney. and demanded "a
Communist lawyer"
Il don't know any," the judge
replied. He informed Nyary OF
his rights, allowed him to de-
fend himself and found him
guilty.
Judge Hyde sentenced him to
a $40 fine or 10 days, saying
he might have freed him with
a suspended sentence were it
not for a disorderly conduct
conviction last month.
Interviewed in the cell block,
Nyary said he escaped from
Hungary in November, 1856,
Evening star., 1962-02-08
Tracks to Serve
As Safety Zones
On Pennsylvania

The streetcar tracks along
Pennsylvania avenue from Cap
itol Hill to Fifteenth street will
temporarily serve as a safety
zone for pedestrians, with cars
prohibited on them except for
three locations.
Rubber posts are being in
stalled TO mark off the safety
zone and the streetcar plat
forms are being removed.
District traffic engineers plan
to mark the tracks for left-turn
lanes to permit turns north
bound onto Thirteenth, Elev-
enth and Sixth streets.
This summer the District
plans to resurface Pennsyl-
vania avenue to the White
House and cover the tracks
Traffic changes will be made
at that time, according to high
way officials. Various alterna-
tives are being considered.
Evening star., 1962-02-08
By ANNE CHRISTMAS
Star Staff Writer

The eclipse of the good
neighbor policy in a comfort
able Bethesda residential area
came yesterday in Montgomery
County Peoples Court after Is
hours covering 280-odd type
written pages of testimony.
The longest case within re-
cent memory in the county's
lower court involved a Wash
ington columnist who owns an
11-year-old Irish setter. and
a next door neighbor who ac-
cused him of assault after the
dog treSpassed in his yard.
Will Allen, who testified he
writes a Washington column
for two West Berlin news
papers and another in Chicago,
charged the neighbor with
cruelty to animals because of
a drop-kick which landed the
setter, GeeBee by name, hind
parts beforemoSt.
John Shea, who lives next
door to the Aliens at 1908
Madison street, charged Mr..
Allen with assault, and backed
up his claim with full-cclor
pictures of his bruises, photo
graphed by Mrs. Shea from a
Evening star., 1962-02-08

repeatedly to county authori-
ties about the setter trespass-
ing on their property, and the
climax came last October %.
/ 1t was then, said Mr.. Shea,
that the setter wandered into
his yard for the umpteenth
time. Mrs. Shea was nearby.
Her husband gave the dog a
brisk assist out of the yard with
his foot.
Mr.. Allen, who said he was
carrying an armload of garden
tools in his own yard, raced
into the fray. He didn't recall
what he used, he said, out he
acknowledged striking MI. Shea
"in the leg which was aiming
for another kick at my dog"
Admitted as evidence were a
collection of color photographs
of the resulting bruises on Mr..
Sheas derriere, taken by his
wife. The colors, as seen from
the first row of the court room,
ranged from yellow to deep
purple.
IF l had dog kicked by a
neighbor, would have resented
it without question. but I would
not take the means Mr.. Allen
used to repel any further ac-
tion,' the judge commented.
Evening star., 1962-02-08
Virginia
2 Bills Fixinq
TimeChonqe

RICHMOND, Feb. 8 (Spe-
ciaD Efforts to clarity Vir-
ginia's confused daylight say.
ing time picture resulted today
in the introduction of two bills
in the House of Delegates.
One by the Arlington delega-
ton would create permanently
a daylight time period running
from May l to October 81 each
year.
A second measure, intro
duced by Delegate Russell M
Carneal of Williamsburg, would
make the daylight time months
run from April 90 to October
%.
This bill at least would con
form this year with the District
OF Columbia's daylight season,
which the Commissioners an
nounced today as beginning at
2 am. Sunday, April 20, and
running to 2 am. Sunday, Oc-
tober %.
Both the Arlington and
Carneal bills, however, specify
rigid starting and closing dates
each year regardless of whether
they fell on Sundays.
This year the Carneal bill
would conform with the clock
changing along the Eastern Sea-
board, but it would put the
State out Of step in future years
as other areas gear the dates
of the time change to fall on
Sunday.
Evening star., 1962-02-08
Order Limits Openings
Of South Capitol Draw

passage of navigation" during
traffic rush hours-between
and $50 am. and between
and $50 pm.
At present. according to Car
Wilson, head of the District
Highway Departments bridge
construction, maintenance anc
operation division, qualified
vessels could demand that the
drawSpan be opened at any
hour.
Although the rush-hour re-
strictions must be posted, the
Army Engineers decreed that:
"The draw will occasionally
be closed to navigation with
out advance notice, to permit
uninterrupted transit of dig
nitarieS across the bridge"
The dignitaries referred to
District officials said, include
primarily, the President, whose
jet aircraft use Andrews Air
Force Base, and other digni-
taries who may arrive at the
base and be escorted to the city
via Suitland parkway and the
South Capitol Street Bridge.
Evening star., 1962-02-08
Hotel Fire Routs
70 From Rooms

Careless smoking apparently
touched off a two-alarm blaze
which routed some 70 guests
from their rooms in a down.
town hotel eally today, police
reported.
Employees at the Allen Lee
Hotel, 1924 F. street NV,
credited fast work by firemen
with confining the fire to a
fifth-floor room.
A charge of negligently set
ting a fire was placed by third
precinct police against the
rooms occupant, Henry L.
Stickney, 46, of Glade. Fla, who
told police he is a minerals
economist.
Mr.. Stickney posted $50 COL
lateral pending a Municipal
Court hearing on February %,
police Pvt. Rudolph Tarlosky
said.
Deputy Fire Marshall An
thony B. Mileo said the IRE.
which caused extensive damage
in Mr.. Stickney's room, ap-
parently was caused by careless
smoking in bed.