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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-27
New Board Weiqhs
Sweeping Changes
In Aid Program
4Muin Proposals for Splitting
Agency Studied by Johnson Unit
By the Associated Press

President Johnsons foreign aid shakeup committee is
considering at least four proposals for splitting up the
today.
Some OF the proposals certain to be adopted by
eghtman group which the President announced last night
The committee Is due to make recommendations to the
President in mid-January
Some well-informed officials predict the foreign aid
program Is now known will virtually disappear if most
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-27
BeIgiun Gems Stolen

BRUSSELS, Belgium, Dec. ~
(AP).-Jewels valued at / mil
lion francs ($20,00O were sto-
len from the Belgian Royal
Museum of art and history,
police announced yesterday.
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Nixon Gains,
But GOIdWater
Leads in Poll
Senator's Stock
Declines Sharply
Within 6. o. P.

Richard M. Nixon's 1864
presidential stock has skyrock-
eted since President Kennedy's
death while Senator Barry
Goldwater's has fallen sharply,
q new poll of Republican
county chairmen indicates to-
day.
But Senator Goldwater again
led all potential nominees.
The poll, taken by Associated
Press correspondents in all so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-27
British Patrols Out in Cyprus,
Shots Still Heard in Crisis

vigilantes are still manning
control points along the border
line.
In a conciliatory gesture. the
government of Cyprus granted
Turkeys request to land a spe-
cial hospital plane at Nicosia to
fly out wounded Turkish
Cypriots. An official statement
said the government was pre-
pared to care for all the Turk
ish Cypriot wounded but was
allowing the plane to land as
a goodwill gesture.
The government of Arch
bishop Makarios, Greek Cypriot
president, appealed for public
cooperation with the Joint
Greek Turkish British patrols
80 that the task of the forces
in assisting in restoration of
law and order may be more eff
fectively achieved"
Britain Flies Troops
Cyprus asked for a meeting
nf the IT N Security CoiII1cil
charging Turkey with agrees
sion and use of force. Turkey
denied the charges.
Britain ordered 1000 infan-
trymen flown to Cyprus to re-
inforce the 10,000-man British
garrison, who are mostly Royal
Air Force personnel unframed
for street fighting. A British
See CYPRUS, Page Az
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Judges Back
Mallory Rule
Erwin Proposal
Raped in Report
By DANA BULLEi
Star Staff Writer

The United States Judicial
Conference. which includes top
Federal judges from across the
Nation, has come out against
legislative proposals seeking to
"abrogate" the controversial
Mallory rule.
The conference made its
view known today with the
release Of q report outlining
proceedings taken by the top
level judicial body at its closed
door sessions here in Septem-
Der.
The report has been sent to
Congress. which has before 1t
proposals to modify the NAL
lory rule. The rule bars use in
court evidence OF confessions
obtained during an unneces-
sary delay between arrest and
arraignment.
Erwin Proposal Opposed
Specifically disapproved By
the conference was q proposal
Of Senator Erwin, Democrat Of
North Carolina, that would
make "voluntariness" the test
of admissibility Of criminal
confessions in all Federal
courts.
The Erwin proposal provides
that such confessions would be
admitted despite provisions Of
the Federal rules Of criminal
procedure requiring that sus-
poets be arraigned without un-
necessary delay.
The 1857 Mallory decision Of
the Supreme Court threw out
the confession Of a defendant
In q rape case because it was
obtained during what the court
held to be an unnecessary
delay in arraignment.
Backers OF proposals tc
change the rule claim that II
hamstrings police in fighting
crime and improperly bars use
See MALLORY, Page A-s
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BERLIN, Dec. 81 (AP) =
The West Berlin city govern
ment today took the unprece-
dented step of addressing itself
directly to the Communist East
German government about the
Christmas Day shooting of a
refugee on the Berlin wall.
The action by a member of
Mayor Willy Brandt's city gov
took Western officials
here by surprise.
Britain, France and the
United States as occupying
powers in Berlin-regard it as
solely their prerogative to pro-
test such incidents to the Com
The West Berlin government,
represented by Horst Korber,
made a critical oral statement
to Erich Wendt, Deputy Min
ister for Cultural Affairs. The
two men had negotiated the
temporary arrangement allow
ing West Berliners through the
wall to visit relatives in East
Berlin.
Separate Incident
The shooting of Paul Schultz,
Is, while he was climbing over
the wall to escape had no con-
with the pass question.
It was the first time that
the West Berlin government
had addressed itself about an
incident at the wall directly
to the East German govern
ment, which is not recognized
by any Western power.
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Virginia Follows Trend, Pase B-4.
States over a two-week period
ending yesterday, brought re-
plies from 1851 G. o. P. leaders,
a majority of whom also par
ticipated in a poll in october.
Although still in front, Sena-
tor Goldwater's vote was only
about half the spectacular total
he rolled up in the APPS Octo-
Der poll. Then, ISL per cent of
those participating named the
Arizona Senator as the party's
strongest candidate" against
Mr.. Kennedy. His figure in the
second poll was 44.2 per cent.
Mr.. Nixon, Vice President
under President Eisenhower,
and the defeated presidential
candidate in 1860, showed the
greatest gains and ran second
to Senator Goldwater.
Henry Cabot Lodge, ambas-
sador to South Wet Nam
barely mentioned in the Octo-
Der poll-was third, finishing
ahead of New York's Gov. Mel
son A. Rockefeller, only an
nounced candidate for the
nomination. Mr.. Lodge was
Mr.. Nixon's running innate in
1860.
What Poll Shows
Those queried included some
members Of the National COM
mittee and city and town lead
ers. Two questions were pre-
sented:
/. ION the basis Of present
conditions, In light of the
death of President Kennedy,
whom do you consider the
See POLL, Page AS
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Virginia Follows Trend. Poss S-4.
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Weather Forecast

District and vicinity-Partly cloudy to-
night. low near 20. Tomorrow, partly
cloudy, high in upper sos. Todays high,
43, at pm; low. 20, at $40 am.
Full Report o. Pass "a
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whose primary purpose is to
protect British families" 1t.
Gen. P. @. Young, British Army
commander on Cyprus, told re-
porters after the meeting.
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Lee Lives His Roles
By CYNTHIA LOWRY
interesting

interesting commentary on Lee
Marvin's impact and ability as an
actor that three programs in which
he was guest star were used as the
premiere episodes for the new season.
In recent weeks, Marvin was in the
first Combat show of the fall; the
first Twilight Zone of the season,
and played the title role of the two
parter, The Case Against Paul Ryker,
which launched the new Suspense
Theatre.
For a fellow who never even
thought about acting as a career
until he was discharged from the
Marine Corps at the end of World
War II, Marvin has covered lot of
ground fast and successfully.
He's a tall, muscular guy with
rugged features that separate him
from the run-of-the- mine Hollywood
pretty boys, and a mind of his own
which he never hesitates to express.
Where he less vital and impressive as
an actor, this very frankneSS might
interfere with his employment situa-
ton.
There is some reason to believe,
however, that there are almost as
many Lee MarvinS as there are diff
ferent roles to play. He is likely to
sink himself so deeply in a character
role that, until he has finished the
part, he lives it.
Recently. when he was playing the
Russian sergeant in the Ryker script.
Marvin-as is his habit-took room
at a motel near the studio. He stayed
there during the week. 1t wasn't that
the drive home-from the San Fer
nando Valley to Santa Monica-was
such an ordeal, but he found it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-20

you find yourself suddenly becoming
a husband and father. Then you
must shift gears again to get back
into character"
His father was a New York ad-
vertising executive and his mother a
successful magazine writer. Lee grew
up in Manhattan and Florida
where his fathers business took the
family. He was a student in high
school when, in 1943, he enlisted in
the Marines. He served in the South
Pacific and was wounded in the
Battle of Saipan.
II think now that really learned
acting in the Marine Corps" he re-
Elected. THE discipline, the drive,
the single purpose :"
shinstOn. D. c., October 20, 1868
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-11

She rolls with Minnie's Mooch-
.ers.
DOWN TENPIN LANE -
Most keglers would be delighted
with an all-spare game. Robert
j. Leary of the Wednesday
Ordnance Laboratory League at
Wheaton Triangle strung II
in a row. spread over three
games. with a score of 100 in
the middle. Karsten Minzghor
20. in only his third season,
already has qualified for the
TOO Club. Shooting for Claire
Frock, Inc, in the Frederick
Terrace Lanes Commercial
League, he tailed 259, 209 and
237 for 705. 1t was the biggest
series at Terrace Lanes since
John Eterno rolled a perfect
300 and 720 set shortly after
the plant opened in 1860. Minz-
ghor averages l66.
Army Navy Country Club
will be host to the second an
nual Country Club Invitational
tournament January %. In
vitations have been extended to
81 clubs and II have entered
so far.
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reach the age where your
heart condition counts.
I myself skied before I
could walk properly.
When 1 was 2, my father
bundled me and a pair of
tiny skis and poles to a test
hill behind our home in
Kitzbuehel, Austria.
First Orbit
There he put us together,
and, after a countdown that
included fixing of diapers,
showed me into orbit. Shortly
1 found myself sitting on my
diaper. l had made the mis-
take every beginner makes:
leaned back and lost balance.
After a dozen or so falls I
completed my first trium-
plant orbit. Kids aren't
scared on skis. They Just let
go. Also, they have no need
for special physical training
to enable them to stand on a
pair of skis. But anybody be-
yond his teens needs it. I'd
say that caliSthenics is a
must.
Helpful Exercises
You have to know how
to do your caliSthenics. Not
right after you get out of bed.
That would only throw you
right back. First, let your
body unwind. Take your
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Crane to Head
Field Trial Club

The National Capital Field
Club has elected Harold Crane
of Port Republic, Md, as pres
ident to succeed Henry Latimer
of Rockville.
Other new officers are Joseph
Perna of Washington, first vice
president; Frank Lawson Of
Bladensburg, second vice presi-
dent; Col. T. Marshall Duff OF
Bethesda, treasurer; John p.
Donaldson of Washington, Sec
rotary, and John @. Bowen Of
Washington, reporter.
TIL club. now celebrating its
50th anniversary, also sets its
spring trial for April 5 and 6.
Three stakes will be run. puppy,
all-age and shooting dog.
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Insurance Group
Toughens Tries
For $4,000 Aces

PALM SPRINGS. Calf, Jan.
IL (AP),-Lloyds OF London,
the agency which annually
insures sponsors Of the Palm
Springs Golf Classic against a
$50, 900 hole-in-one prize. speci-
fled yesterday which holes are
eligible.
The 9O-hole. $4,000 tour
nament is played over four
courses and in other years the
hole-in-one competition was
unrestricted. As a result Of
some fancy shotmaking, Lloyds
paid off every time.
Dick Mayer took the prize In
1862, Don January in 1861 and
Joe Campbell the previous
year.
Charles Prince, tournament
chairman, said when this
years event gets under way
January 30, the following holes
will be worth $4,000 for any
one lucky enough 10 sink his
tee shot.
AT Bermuda Dunes Country
Club, the 230-yard fourth hole.
at Eldorado, the 2l7-yard 18th.
at Indian Wells, the 220-yard
sixth hole, and at Tamarisk.
the 240-yard 18th.
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FORE AND AFT
Ocean Race
ToCut Gov.
'63 Opener

Today's sailing of the IL
mile Miami-Cat Cay race opens
1868 competition in the South
ern ocean Racing Conference.
This will be followed on jan
uary 10 by the 63-mile st.
Petersburg-Venice event and
on January 26 by the 403-mile
st. Petersburg-Fort Lauder
dale event.
The latter leads down Tampa
Bay, southwark along the gulf,
around Rebecca shoal off Key
West and up the Florida Keys
to Fort Lauderdale.
On February 9 there will be
the 30-mile Upton race off
Miami, followed by the rugged
l84-miles Miami-Nassau event
and the 30-miles finale, the
Nassau Cup.
Last year. Paper Tiger a 40
foot yawl from st. Petersburg,
repeaed its 1861 champion
ship. Since sold, it is now sail
ing as the Hurricane. Only two
other yachts have won the tro-
ply twice. Carleton Mitchell's
Caribbee in 1928 and Hoot
Mon in 1854 and 1855.
=
If you were to trailer your
boat from Salisbury, Md, to
Charleston, w. Va, you would
have more ahead of you than
a long drive.
You could get by without Ell
ther stop or directional signals
on the trailer in Maryland but
you had better have them
when you get to West Virginia.
This is one of the variations
in boat and trailer laws pointed
up in the compendium Of in
formation called the Northeast
ern States Handbook Of Boat
ing Laws just announced by the
Cupboard Boating Club with
headquarters at 307 N. Michi-
gan avenue, Chicago.
The handbook gives a COM
plete rundown on safety and
other requirements for boats
and trailers under both State
and Federal laws in a l2-State
area including Maryland. Viz
ginia and the District.
Also covered are such things
as turnpike fares and fuel tax
regulations.
$50
The third edition OF nautical
chart No. All, covering the
coastline from Cape Henlopen
10 Indian River Inlet, Della
ware. has been published by
the Coast and Geodetic Survey.
II supersedes the charities is
sued shortly after the storm
last March and completes the
emergency program 10 bring
the charts up TO date.
Extensive shoreline changes,
particularly In the vicinity OF
Cape Henlopen, are shown In
the new chart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-11
BY CHARLES COVELL
outdoor Editor

Modern game poachers are
smart. They equip their cars
with radios that will tune in
the wardens' frequency and
when they have learned where
the enforcement agents are
going that day, warn their COM
patriots in the hills via walkie-
talkie.
This comes from Fred Brown,
Fairfax County game warden
for the last IA years who
recently was named supervisor
of the 10 wardens in the
George Washington District,
largest in Virginia. 1t is Just
one of the many problems that
make a warden's work week
long and busy.
For example, last Saturday
was the closing day of the
deer season east of the Blue
Ridge. Since hunters always
like to organize big drives for
that final day, Brown left his
Fairfax home at 7:30 am. to
join other wardens in patroling
the back roads of Prince Will
liam, Stafford, Spotsylvanis
and Caroline Counties. He
didn't get back until 1880 pm
Loses Half Of Sunday
After a 12-hour day, yoU
would think he would have
Sunday off, but no. Early next
morning he got a tip that four
deer, three of them without
the required tags, were hanging
back of two houses near Fort
Belvoir. Running it down, he
found that all of the deer had
been legally killed but the mis-
sing tags had been rubbed off
in transportation and were in
side the houses.
A false alarm, certainly, but
it spoiled half day. Neither
was it unusual or unexpected,
for as Brown explained it, a
game warden is on duty "a
hours a day. seven days a
week.
There are slack times, nat
urally, and then day-and-night
stints when wardens have to be
called in from outside to curb
such things as the rash of
jacklighting that occurred last
season in Lancaster County.
Jacklighters Nabbed
Jacklighters sneak into open
fields at night, transfix feed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-11
By JOE WILMAN

There are three left-side
spares for which I use the
same angle. They are the 4-pin,
the 7-pin and the Al.
I shoot all three pretty much
from the extreme right-side
corner angle. The ball angles
across the lane and into the
pins solidly. as is indicated in
the illustration today.
In shooting for the Al, aim
for the pocket between both
pins. That's the sure way. The
same pocket can guarantee
converting the 4-pin or the
7-pin.
So, the same angle can be
used for shooting all three
spares.
For q wealth Of added tips on
spare and split-shooting. you can't
beat the big booklet-guide, Your
Bowling Handbook" To get q copy,
send 35e and your name and address
to Joe Wilman, co The Evening Star.
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shower. After 10 to is min
utes, start with a couple of
breathing exercises and push
ups, twist your head and
shoulders, bend your knees.
That will loosen your joints.
Don't overdo it because you
don't want to get tired again.
Much better raise the num-
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to learn any difficult rules or
systems. You don't ski by the
book, you ski by instinct.
Skiing is more than just
a sport. It's a way of life,
an addiction. Even in a crowd
OF skiers, you feel like being
the only one in the world.
Moreover it's not a fight
ing sport, unless you COM
pete in a race. Yet you do
all the work Of a top-notch
athlete - and enjoy every
minute Of it. And once you
are able to tackle your first
slope without falling, you feel
you have accomplished a
great thing. From then on,
you are "in."
You can't be too young or
too old for skiing.
Twisting Helps
If you want your kids to
become perfect Skiers, let
them grow up on skis. The
sooner they start, the better.
If they're good twisters,
they should make out fine.
Twisting and skiing have q
lot in common.
AS for anybody above and
beyond the teens, let me tell
you this; 1t may take you a
little more time and sweat
to learn the trade, but it will
pay dividends when you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-11
Mountuineers Meet

The District OF Columbia
chapter OF the West Virginia
University Alumni Association
will hold a reception following
the MountaineerS' game with
George Washington here tomor-
row night. The affair will be
held at the Presidential Arms,
1920 q street NV.
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Der of your exercises gradu-
ally, day by day.
This gives you body-con-
troll and improves instinct for
balance. And it helps our
body resist better the strains
and stresses of skiing.
Copyright, 1868, The Associated Press
Sunday: What equipment TO buy.
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Moore to Share
St. Louis Award

ST. LOUIS. Jan. IL CAP).-
Archie Moore. the grand old
man Of boxing, and George
Khoury. who started baseball
leagues for children. win share
the Hyland award for merito-
rious service TO sports.
The award, named for the
late DR.. Robert F. Hyland OF
the Cardinals. will be made
January 20 at the ST. Louis
baseball writer's annual dinner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-11

We must also stock trout ana
check trout licenses and creel
limits.
Enforce Boating Act
Until recent years the war
dens enforced the dog laws. In
fact, in seven counties they,
still do. But relief from this
job has been replaced by an
other duty, enforcing the boat
ing act.
1T means that in addition
to checking the various lakes
and impoundments for boat
numbering and safety viola
tons, we must keep watch on
such busy areas as Belmont
Bay. Gunston Cove and Oc-
coquan Bay, all Virginia wa
tiers, along the Potomac.
ION top of this. we have to,
find time to go to school for
a week each year, usually at
Camp Pickett"
Brown didn't 60 into a SELF
imposed duty that has won him &
the friendship of sportSmeni
throughout Fairfax County
That is the promotion of any
and all projects to help hunt
ers and fishermen. a
Burke Lake Sponsor
i One of these is Burke Lake .
the new 268-acre impeachment.
now only 8 inches short of
being filled with water. Stock
ed with channel catfish, blue
gills. sunfish, some crappie and
largemouth bass, it is schedu-,
led to open to public fishing
May 30. +
Brown, one of the principal
sponsors, says the bass are
doing very well, with some,
weighing 3 to 4 pounds and
others measuring IL to 10
inches. &C
Add up all Of his duties and
you find that a game warden
has to be, among other things,
"a policeman. but with more
knowledge and discretion than
the average; a detective, a.
lawyer so that he won't 60 10
court with an ill-prepared case;
a teacher. conServationiSt, pub
lie relations man. Sportsman
boatman. public speaker, fire
arms expert, botanist, biologist,
game manager and something
of politician. n
Considering that they start
at $4,000 a year in Virginia
and have a top scale Of $5,40O,
it is no wonder that the State
has a hard time finding good
men.
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Walter Reed Wins

Walter Reed defeated Fort
Richie, 9l-56, in a MAISAC
basketball game last night at
Walter Reed Hospital.
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BOWLING
26 Area Sturs
In U. S. Classic
BY ROD THOMAS

Twentysx District bowlers will fire in the 33d
nual United States Classic for tomorrow Saturday and
Sunday at the Bowlarama in Norfolk.
First prize in the event 81 500 plus the coveted John s.
Bick Memorial Diamond Medal with worth $3.50 and
third, $500. The entry fee is $50.
Jim Wolfensbeger of Hagerstown the last from this
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AilB uSCI III CIle rays OI pOWeT-
full lights and shoot them
down. Working two to a car
for self protection, the wardens
made more than SO arrests.
In addition to keeping a con-
slant watch for the casual
violator Brown says that tres
passing or hunting on posted
land is the biggest problem in
this area),. the wardens have
to pick up and screen $4,000
to 10000 license applications
from the "a agents in the dis
trict. Among the applicants
they always find a few trying
to claim residency when they
actually live in the District or
somewhere else.
Then the hunting and fish
ing seasons are the busiest?
mot at ALL" Brown explains.
We're busy year-round.
AT night we attend Izaak
Walton League and other
sportsmen's meetings to
answer questions and explain
the game laws. We can't prom
Use them immunity in the field
when they err because we have
no choice, but we can educate
them.
Talk to School Children
=. Then we go into the school,
and talk to the children about
game and fish management
and conservation of natura
resources. All wardens are
J qualified National Rifle ASSo-
citation instructors and we also
teach youngsters to handle
guns safely under the hunter
safety program.
I'VE help the game and fish
divisions to drain ponds, count
and stock fish and obtain any
necessary creel census. In the
spring we run road checks to
take quail and turkey gobbler
counts. That means getting out
at dawn and stopping at speci-
fled check points to listen for
gobblers or tallying the quail
you may see along a back road.
I'VE also encourage clubs to
sponsor wildlife food paintings
and ask farmers to leave fence
rows as shelters for wildlife
and to create other cover areas
in bitches and odd corners.
Seed is passed out to both
farmers and sportsmen to
plant in small plots.
"One of our early spring
tasks is to keep tabs on the
herring runs to see that there
is no dipping of game fish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-11

A women's duckpin record
for Fair Lanes Wheaton Plaza
was set when Mrs. Minnie
Schwab shot 100, l72 and 1870
for a set OF 4l0 in the Wood
side Methodist Mixed League.