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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-03
AdenuuerCon
On Kennedy Trip

BONN, Germany, April 3
(AP) Chancellor Konrad AIDE
nauer met yesterday with rep
resentatives of the United
States Government to discuss
President Kennedy's forthcom-
ing trip to Europe, the United
States Embassy reported.
Bonn is among the cities the
President will visit within the
next few months. Details Of his
schedule now are being worked
out.
William Tyler, United States
Assistant Secretary Of State for
European affairs, is making a
tour for this purpose. He went
from here to the Italian resort
OF Cadenabbia to see Mr.. AIDE
nauer, who is on a vacation
there. Mr.. Tyler was accom-
panied by the United States
Ambassador TO West Germany,
Walter c. Bowling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-03
BY the Associated Press

President Kennedy is ex-
pected to to sidetrack for so
days the threat of q Nation
wide railroad strike by naming
an emergency board to try to
settle the dispute over cutting
ont thousands Of jobs.
The signals indicating an
onrushing emergency in the
long wrangle between the rail-
roads and the men who man
the trains flashed red yester-
day after these swift develop
ments:
/. A Federal court in Chicago
dissolved an injunction, freeing
the railroads to announce
manpower reductions they have
been urging for four years.
2. The rail lines then served
notice they would put the new
work rules-designed to elimi-
nate "featherbedding" into eff
feet Monday.
3. With the five operating
unions already having warned
they would call a strike if the
rules were put into effect, the
National (Railway) Mediation
Service informed the White
House that an emergency
exists.
Allows Presidential Action
The formality allows the
President to step in, declare
an emergency and name a
fact-finding board. The board
has 30 days 10 study the prob
lem and make settlement rec
concentrations. after which
both sides must negotiate for
another 30-day period.
During this time the unions
must hold off on strike and
the railroads must delay their
work-rule changes.
The five brotherhoods-En-
gineers, Firemen, Trainmen,
Switchmen and Conductors
and management made clear
they would cooperate with the
Government in an effort tc
find a way out Of their maze of
differences.
The President was reported
ready to name a group of prom
inent citizens to serve on the
board, which is likely to spend
more time trying to settle the
long controversy than in at
tempting to reassess the long
argued issues.
At the heart Of the contro-
versy is $500 million a year in
railroad costs VS.. jobs Of about !
$1,000 of the 100000 members
of the five unions.
In February, 1862. after a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-03

firemen's Jobs on diesel freight
and yard trains.
The unions rejected the COM
missions recommendations and
management accepted them as
a basis for negotiation.
A spokesman for the rail-
roads, however, said the lines
planned to adopt the work rules
changes they had first proposed
in 1852. These. he said, are
tougher" than those recon-
mended by the presidential
commission.
The unions have some de-
mands of their own-reduced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-03

work hours, a guaranteed an
nual wage, paid holidays and
night shift differentials.
In a joint statement, the five
unions said they are. co-operat-
ing with the Government to
avoid any interruption Of rail
service and they expect prompt
appointment of an emergency
board.
I'VE agree with the Secretary
of Labor that this dispute must
ultimately be settled by the
parties themselves" fairly and
peacefully through collective
bargaining, they added.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-03
Kennedy Action Seen
In Rail Strike Threat

year Of study, a commission
named by former President
Eisenhower drafted recommen-
dations for settling the feud,
including a proposal for event.
ual elimination of some 10000
Evening star., 1963-05-07
Aquusco to Hold
Card for Benefit
Of Steinut Fund

Aquasco Speedway will hold
a drag race tomorrow night
for the benefit Of the AL
Steinat Fund.
Net proceeds will 60 to the
family Of Pvt. Alfred w.
Steinat, Prince Georges County
policeman who was killed early
last Thursday while on duty.
Surviving are his widow Vir-
ginia and three children. An
other child Is expected.
Steinat worked at the drag
strip all last year and a couple
Of times this season. He helped
with traffic and crowd control
during off-duty hours.
Aquasco expects the leading
stock car drag racers in the
area to compete, plus maybe q
few Of the home-built drag
sters. Pits will open at $3.50
pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1963-05-07

OUR POLICY AND HOW
IT PROTECTS YOU
We'll give you O better tire
buy, brond for brond, line for
line. ony doy Of the week. or
we'll refund your money prompt
H." ice craMvilIs
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Evening star., 1963-05-07
Princeton to Get
WI Cage Star

Ed Hummer, Washington
Lee High School basketball star
and a member of The Stars
All-Metropolitan team last sea-
son, today announced that he
will join three other WI ath-
letes as freshmen at Prince
ton University this fall.
The 6-foot-6, l85-pound de-
fensive star led the Generals
to two successive Virginia
Group la State champion
ships and a perfect 1923 sea-
son. He also was a National
Merit scholarship semifinalist.
Hummer will join Lynn
Moore. Bob Cocker and Geof-
frey Lipsey. all outstanding
WI athletes, at Princeton.
Evening star., 1963-05-07
Miss Buusermun
Scores Upset in
Friends Net PIuy

Phronie Bauserman has one
major upset to her credit, but
engineering another today is
likely to prove particularly diff
ficult.
The unseeded Miss Bauser-
man faces top-ranked Janet
Irish as the Friends invitation
al girls tennis tournament
heads into its semifinal round.
Miss Bauserman of Wake
field used her strong serve
yesterday to upset fourth
ranked Ginny Storrs of
Madeira, 6=l. 2-6, 6-3. Miss
Irish, meanwhile, had little
difficulty eliminating Phyliss
Cox Of Madeira. 6-l, 60.
In the other bracket, Tisha
Myers Of Wakefield ripped
Debby Cutler OF Cathedral,
60. Sl, and Pat Kenehan OF
immaculate defeated Lucy
Hilmer OF Friends. 4-6, 6-l,
SO.
i6-and-under Division
ouarterfinAls Rita poretsky
MaTeo def Nancy chiekerins
Maderial, 0-t.. Ga; Nina Myers
tWakeiield) def. Joan Thompson
sFssisndO go; e.li Annie Watson
field, 4-6. go, go; Msuresn penison
.oeorHetown visitationl def. caro-
bakin tMadeira). So, 90.
Evening star., 1963-05-07
CoIIingwood's Success
In Pro-Am's Continues

Dave had three of his seven
brides on the front nine, where
he shot IS. The other four came
on the back, where he got his
80. He also had three bogies.
Both Tiso and Graham had
chances to catch Collingwood,
but each blew q three-foot putt
on the last hole.
Two Disqualified
An otherwise smooth-running
tournament In which 6e pros
appeared was marred by the
disqualification Of Billy Phil
lips of Winchester and Bill
Britt Of Falls Road. This was
the first pro-amateur OF the
season conducted under regular
rules, but neither Phillips nor
Britt saw the posted notice and
both improved their lies on the
fairway.
Although Collingwood had
the low-pro score. he didn't
come In for q share of the best
ball money. Bassler and Sey-
mour Goldberg Of Indian Spring
tied with Emery and John
Connolly Of Washington o&CC
at SO. one strike ahead OF five
other teams.
Bill Maud. a leftnander from
All View. won the amateur
gross award with 70. one stroke
ahead OF Dave Francis OF
Washington G&CC and Jim
Trebac Of Fort Meade. who
shot ~.
OTIS Sewell, another left
handler from the WV club in
Frederick, shared first place in
the amateur net division with
John Preston OF Fort Meade
Sewell shot 7B-l0-6s and Pres
ton 75-7-68.
Evening star., 1963-05-07

Sizes TO Fit Most Imported, Sports
and STANDARD American cors
Evening star., 1963-05-07
BY ROBERT SONIMERS
Star Staff Writer

As an amateur Dave Colling-
wood came in for more than
one share of purses In Middle
Atlantic PGA pro amateur
tournaments. Now that he's o
pro he's still getting his share.
Collingwood, the lean. blond
assistant at Bethesda Country
Club, returned to the scene Of
his amateur days yesterday
and shot So at the Country
Club OF Fairfax TO score q one
stroke victory over Clare Emery
Of Washington Golf and Coun-
try Club. Cos TiSo Of Bonnie
View and Lou Graham Of Fort
Meade.
Dick Mullen, q driving range
operator from Hagerstown;
Clarence Doser OF the WASH
ingtonian Country Club and
Charley Bassler Of Indian
Spring shared fifth place at 10.
Fires Seven Brides
At first glance II would APP
pear, that local knowledge
played q considerable part in
Collingwood's round. which was
sprinkled with seven brides.
He was q member at Fairfax
for several years and this
Is q course where familiarity
breeds success. At 6,465 yards
and par 36-36-72 II isn't long.
but shot placement is impor-
tant because OF many hidden
hazards.
At second glance II would ap-
pear that Collingwood's skill
could be Of more importance
This Ia his second season as q
pro and the first In which he's
been eligible for tournaments
He played In his first last week
at Belair. shot II and tied for
fourth.
He is the hottest rookie pro
In the area and. for that mat
ter. ranks second in strokes
per-round average. topped only
by Emery. After three tourna-
ments Emery has q 69.3 av.
erage and Collingwood in two
events has an average OF eos
Evening star., 1963-05-07
Two Cubs Sent Down

CHICAGO, May 7 (AP).--
The Cubs yesterday sent
Catcher Cuno Barragan 10 their
Salt Lake City farm club and
Pitcher Dick Lemay TO At
lanta.
Evening star., 1963-05-07
Road Hazard
GUARANTEE

Tires purchased from Morkei
lire Co. ore gUoronfeed for
the mileoee specified oeoinsi
oil rood hozords except those
noted below. u our inspection
shows The tire hos foiled under
the terms OF the euoroniee.
il will be repoired FREE or OF
Morkei Tire Componys ophon
we will ollow you O credit
toword the pvrehose OF ony
other tire from US bosed on the
unused mileoge ond the
price you poid for the tire.
MOTT Irsod~so' OF rood haIo'd
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Ovosonisss. ripss used on ioSis OF
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Your receipt must be psodvesd Of time
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Evening star., 1963-05-07
AIston Given
Solid Backing
BY0'Na||ey

NEW YORK, May 7 (AP).-
walter Aston need not worry,
his Job is safe. Walter O'Malley.
president of the slumping
Dodgers has no intention Of
firing his manager.
Breaking q long silence,
O'Malley told the Associated
Press today he did not blame
Aston for the clubs poor
showing, had never considered
the possibility Of dropping his
m ana ger and gave what
amounted to a vote Of con-
fidence to Walter for the bal
ance Of the season.
II don't want to be put in
the position of having to give
Aston q vote of confidence" "
O'Malley said. That's usually
construed as a kiss of death,
but / want to answer you as
directly and honestly as I can.
No Changes Intended
"Alston is my manager and
I have no intention Of making
q change.
Leo Durocher? I admire him
as a baseball man. I always
have. That's why I hired him
.. as a coach and that's what
he'll remain. There never has
been any intention and there
is none now to elevate Leo to
the managers job.
For that matter. l don't
believe Leo entertains any
thoughts Of ever managing
again."
o'Malley. accompanied by his
lovely wife. Kay, arrived In
New York yesterday. The rea.
son was two-fold. He was one
Of the nearly 800 distinguished
guests representing every field
Of news from Government anC
business to science and the arts
to be invited by Time Magazine
to its 40th anniversary dinner
OMalley also was scheduled
to attend today's executive
council meeting called by Base.
ball Commissioner Ford Frick
The Dodger boss emphasized
that 1t always has been hi
policy never to fire q manager
in midseason "if / can possibly
help it."
Last year. a half minutt
after we lost the playoffs fol
the National League pennan
to the Giants, I sent word Il
Aston not to worry" O'Malle!
said. I'm saying the samt
thing now.
II consider Aston q good
sound manager. He is not spec
tacular but he gets the joI
done. He's quiet, he's not con
troversial but he is devoted Il
his Job and he never embar
rasses the front office. He 1
the kind Of field manager {
general manager likes to worl
with"
Scoffs at Reports
OMalley scoffed at report
Of dissension on the club bu
acknowledged that there nigh
be several Dodgers who wer
not satisfied with their man
ager.
There is hardly a manage
In baseball who has all tn
players stand behind him.
cannot remember q team tina
didn't have some unhapp
players. There is always som
disgruntled benchwarmer, es
pecially a veteran, who think
he should be playing. Tha
condition Is as old as baseball.
O'Malley blamed the club
low position in the standing
to injuries rather than on an,
friction between the manage
and his players.
Evening star., 1963-05-07
TREADWEAR
GUARANTEE

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chosed OF Market Tire Co. is
auoronfeed for the number
Of miles specified. II our in
speefion shows thot the treod
hos fully worn .oUt before the
miIeooe specified, Morkef
Tire Co. will allow you o
credit toword the pvrehose
Of ony other tire from Us bossd
on the unused mileoee and the
price you poid for the tire.
Evening star., 1963-05-07

This 10 Market Tire
eompanY's Written
Road Service
Guarantee
In recognition Of The difficulties
ond eosi involved in emergency
tire problems. Morke' Ire here.
with provides for rs customers
this Rood Service 0voronissi
!. Morkei Tire Compony will rs.
fund 10 ih customers the rood
service charge mode by O
eoross or service sfo'ion 10
remove or ehonss o floi hfs.
vp 10 S.. provided that such
ehofee wos incurred within
The Rood HoEoFd Guoron,es
period.
2. Both new ond reireod tires
purchased from Mofket Tire
compony ore covered by this
Rood Service Gvorontes.
,. The refund Of such ehorees Up
10 IS per service coll will be
mode by the Morksi Ire Com.
pony upon pfsssniohon, by
mol or In person. by the
customer OF O poid ond "a.
esipied rood Service bill, the
odsinol tire pUrehoSs invoice
ond the written Rood Service
ovofaniss 10 ony Morkei Ire
Store.
4. This Rood Service GVoton'ss
is oppleobIe 10 Rood Service
charges incurred anywhere in
tha tlpitad Ctotaa
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-16
Our Men
In Service

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ATTY. s. J. Flanagan
is77 G. osvison Ave.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
County OF Wayne
sS. sf,3>S

\. session OF tho Probate Coun
~. sasd County OF Wayne. held At the
probate Court Room IN the City d
Detroit. on the Fourth day OF Jsnu-
an. in the year one thousand nine
~ adrcd and Sixfy-three.
PRESENT JOSEPH a. MURPHY
Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate ID
MARC s Strickland, Deceased.
.On reading aud Ming the petition Of
TEiorrzs L. Strickland praying that
Administration OF said estate be grant
Cd 10 himself or some other suitable
person and further praying that this
Court enter an order sdJudicating
- ritten statement left BY said de-
CEASED and Interpretation thereof
I, is ordered, That the Twenty sixth
d., OF February, next az ten O'Clock 10
the forenoon az said Court Room
D, appointed 70. :learlng said petition.
And II is further Ordered. That
cop, OF this order DC published once
IN each week for three weeks con.
SccuiAely previous TO said tina OF
hearing, in the Detroit Tribune,
newspaper printed and circulated IN
aid county Of Wayne.
do hereby certify that ! have com
pared the foregoing copy With tr
original record thereof and have iouno
the same 10 be correct transcript Of
such original record Dated Jan. !
10.
Harry Bolds
DEPUTY Probate Register
l.le-a-e-63
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-16

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STATE OF MICHIGAN
~ TEE CIRCUIT COURT FOE IEE
COINTY OF WAYNE ~ CHA<CEEY
ORDER For APPEARANCE
Ne. srsfts
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FRAMES HrRsT. Defenda,l
AT . Sessior cs sad Court he'd
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PRESENT. HozcrzAle JOSEPH A
NoYNTHA<S. JR- Ctrvzif J0cgs-
lr t1s cz1~- y app<artrg &C the
c0c-s ~ affidavit heresc sstsshs1.
thzs chzncery SsE1c1s fer the s7-
iss1sd cus and n7der TIE seal of
tkts co1r<. and TIA; ;he s1E,< rc<
oe ser.ed O. or before the return
CAY fhe-eof fer the re2sc1 shss
sad cefen6zr-. being . resote-s of
tAe City Of D<troit. Coursy Ct Wayne
and state q NBchsxzn, w1s cc1cesiec
thervln- and sad chsncerr sz1znorss
nsx oees returoec uitn The eertaflcaie
thtrec- endorsed shog1zr that after
cltgers search and t1cuir7, aid C.
fen1zns cozid net be SERVED az her
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Aven1e- Detrulf- Michigan. CO OF be-
fcre tne retorn txy tnertcf.
o. 1ottcn % J4-es y. Lee. A.
tcrner for the Piatntlff
III u ORDERED that the defendant.
Nan Frances H1rxt- e1us< her ap-
pesrzccc &c - entered IN tnis czuse.
Utthin tkree monfhs fron tie cate
q TITS or3tr. and In case of her
1ppear1nct. sne cz1se her arvaer q
ne pl1tntifFs I'll q co-np,zint 70
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ttff. within tue-ty czyy AFTER ssrV1ce
upon h<r cf q cop q sad hul q
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trse coy a thts or1es be ruhe1shs1
n Any ntpxpaper poofi<he6 snc or.
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SrArE OF MICHIGAN
Cczn<s of Wayne
4r ~ n A3I

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A., x<xsscn a the Probate (ouH
- 60 CoCn:y Of Wayne. held ~
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-1 n<ssuct On the Eighteenth osy ol
s,s- u the year one thouseno
r-n< hu.1rcc and snty-tnree-
PRESENT JOSEPH A. MURPHY.
so1et of Prcoaie-
a, ,n. wsrtrr O. the change o.
-. "a LILLIAN CL-AIDlNf NIL
rrEI also k1c- 4 a. LILLIAN SLHe'
nINE CRAWFORD, Al Acnh
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cnsncrc sc Lk-lian Claaoine Sts"
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49, fcrc rocr AZ aid Cour hoom
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= ear we<k fof three weckx con,
ss,r1tstela rres1oos 10 s@iq ums
er.-.rs n tbe Detroit Inouns
rr. s-siger pf1rted and circulated IN
1c Cs-ris a. Wayne
snsrss Nnrpn, Judge Of Probate.
=. hfrxns certify tnsi nave
e.e-- 80 ne foregoing COP, Win ,ns
- c,rn -s-cor1 ;nerecf and have founo
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So - .glr14 rtcorc Dated. Jan TO-
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STATE Or MICHIGAN
County - Wayno

A. . session q the Probate co.- "
for said County q Wayne, held a. shs ~
Probate Court ko0m In the CITY os-s
Detroit. on the Fourteenth dsy o.,
ssnusry. 20 me year one thousand, =
PRESENT: HONORABLE FRANr o
SZYMANSkI. Judge Of Probate
In the Matter Of the Estate Of uu
TON BOLDEN, pecessed- ~
Judson B. Powell. ST.. Administrs,o." q,
OF said Estate, having rendered saiIi
this Court his first and final acco,,ns,,
In said matter and filed therew,ss
his petition praying that the resd',a y
OF said estate be assigned 10 the ~ 4.
SON or persons entitled thereto: e'
1t is ordered. That the ThIrteen,n.'
day OF February next At ten o'cIocr
be appointed for examining snS 'on
lowing said account and hearing "a
petition.
And II Is further Ordered. Thu, IA
copy Of this order be published onca
In each week for three weeks rn.
secutiyeiy previous to said tim. -
hearing. In the Detroit Tribune ~
newspaper printed and circulated !.
said County OF Wayne.
Frank s. Szymanski ~
Judge OF Probate 49,
! do hereby certify that have com
pared the foregoing copy with ths
original record thereof and have found,
the same TO be correct transcrio, -
'uch original record Dated Jan. "a
1866
Harry Bolds ia
Deputy Probate Register ,o
i-i9-2-9-63
STATE OF MICHIGAN
THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
NOTICE OF NEARING CLAIMS I.
NO. 5I7,ioo
Ir the Matter OF the Estate NJ
HERBERT Z. SIMMS. Deceased. o
Notice Is hereby given that all credi.
tors OF said deceased are required N
present their claims. In writing and
under oath 20 said Court al the
Probate office in the City OF Detroit.
in said County, and to serve a copy
Executrix OF said estate, at 1916
IzSslle, Detroit. Michigan, on or be.
fore the 9Th day OF April, A. d. 1862
and that such claims will be heard by
said court. before Judge Ernest c.
10 nm IN Court Room No. 1901. City
County Building In the City OF Detroit.
in said County. on the sth DAY OF
April. A. ID. 1885,, at two O'Clock in
the afternoon. Dated Jan. 20, 1858
Ernest c Boehm. Judge OF Probate.
do hereby certify that ! have com.
pared the foregoing copy with the
original record thereof and have found
the same to be correct transcript Of
such original record. Dated Jan. %.
1853
Aner r. Edison. Deputy Probate
Registc.
Published In Detroit Tribune once
each week for three weeks succe ssiNey
within ihir, days from the date
hereof
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