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HoUsEs-sALE-MD. (cont.)

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-4-bedrm. brick
rambler, liv. rm. 15x29), din. rm.,
large kit. 3 bedrms. on 1st f.:
End Il. contains bedrm. and full
bath. Priced at $29.500; ewes,
call WI: 9346, SAMUEL e. BoGLEY,
SILVER SPRING RAMBLER-Just off
Pale Or; Here's location and beauty.
de luxe kit. with disposal and dish
washer, Bendix; level lot: only $20.-
9959:; r: ,RAFFELL REAL ESTATE, sH
SILVER SPRING AREA-s12.5oo;
assume GI loan; brick bungalow;
fenced; shaded lot. CLAUDE WOOD,
Realtor, 81. $500. -19
SILVER SPRING-carrou Knolls-
Lovely cor. brick and stone rambler.
S elsc rm hit ffn Bath am 'front.' a' porss 1a
Ewes. ia. $500.
TAKOMA. PARK BUNGALOWs-sey-
eral 2-bedrm. bungalows in very
to S15,250. RAFFELL REAL Es-
= TATE, SH. 1103 til o.
TAKOMA PARK-Brick home, with 2
center sgss c0ng Gs tS or bus app and gg ia2RPas
WILDER. GE. 1915. is
TAKoMA PARK = 2-family. pretty
6-rm.. apt. for purchaser and 3-rm.
apt. for income. Just, reduced for
FELL REAL ESTATE. sH. 7o32
WHEATON AREA-New Cape Cod
and expansion attic, located on lge:
lot. Priced to sell at S14,50O. Call
LAWRENCE v. LUTEs. 81. 1922.
WHEATON HnLs-2-bedrm. brick
elAGbE SSE woop eas hsaaRs Rsate shaHSo6 sh 1885,
woops1DE rARK-silver Springs
finest residential area. 5-bedroom
ssk aa hse yrs esehsn es ,n DsFssst asss 'Gas
room. den. detached dble.. garage;
feE e09iS5saSs 4onf see
fa5l RIchhRpsoN, MIi Tss5sNsr' fNc III: $780, WIN fs E.
BRICK CAPE COD home in central
st oer eprn ana sIn moSe 9oom. aha
ceptionai equipment includes 2 re-
frigerators,. stove, Bendix washer,
Venetian blinds. aluminium comb.
handy to recreation center, public
and parochial schools; a property in
top condition and worth your serious
consideration. r. p. RIPLEY, Real
tor. 81. Gill; open ewes. is
NEW CUsTOM-BUILT RAMBLER-6
rms, 8 baths, full bsmt.. finished
rec rm., built-in garage, maids rm.
Sy owner; soL,s coNsTRgcTIoN.
ia 62S9 Directions. Out Ga,
ave. past Colesville I'd. 4 blocks.
turn right on Ballard ST., follow
Woodland dr.. 1 block to Burton St.,
Silver Spring Woodside Park. -22
BEAUTIFUL KIRKSIDE-Where you
enjoy all benefits of living in D. c.
f1d y yfa aays the ssas p on ye' s2g
level lot; center reception hall, 8 ex-
ceptionally large rms. e bedrms.!l +,
full basement, recr. ,rm., all:electric
kit. with -dashwasher and table
poass sSs lst9S5 leo huss s
q, roof, attached garage. gas heat,
EVes.. please call VI. 1854. Fl. FRANK .2SG
BsrWnIN 8 PHIEN1Ps THE P1; cEtbs i4hss Detached
brick Colonial. in one Of the finest
locations obtainable; blks. to Rose
mary School and Leland Jr. High;
8 rooms. baths, 1st-fioor lavatory,
nreplace; rear concrete, screened
porch; full bsmt., attached garage,
only years old and in excellent
condition. Real buy at S26, $50.
Army odicer transferred; must sell
Immediately. Call JU. 7-71S6.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
Flower ave, just of Piney Branch
rd. in Takoma Park; attractive
property listed at S14.950; 2 bed
rms. on 1st a., 2 on End; large
!iv. .rm. with firepl., gar; ideal
for home and income; may take
1903 It'll 9.
BRICK RAAfBLER-S12,950. 2 bed
rooms; in very convenient loca-
ton. Call SH. S010 It'll 8 pm.
MONTGOMERY INVESTMENT u
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ARDMORE, Md. 900s .Ardvick rd.---
all-elec; KIT. fully equip; deep.
level lot; close to school and trapsp.
Only dIhs hsh,sls SIo'75o. To srsa reach; Out PIE.
on Annapolis. hwy; past Landoyer
mi. ENTERPRISE Realty CO.,
1924 Eye st. NV. Elk. 3400; eyes.
caPIroL iiHi 9th HaEraHTsLonly $3.50 SOS Cash
condition; six large rooms. bath.
Dasfmen'' Sasiine OWNER. 1aiSE IRA Ra. S4is. M Is.
CHEvERLY-S-room corner brick.
2a baths, with basement ideal for
off1ce; large lot, oil heat. LOUIS p.
sSHoEMaAaKERa SHoEMaaK 1719 4 st. NV.
Essr hs; ffSEs. ffsi ssos Patterson ID
tic, side porch, gas heat; Ideally sit
er 81 $1,000 down. OWNER, IA.
HYATTsvILLE HILLS Modern. O.
rm. Colonial home. on wooded Lot IN
bsmt., oil h.-v.h:, ...asses. Price.
ss1szs0s s:. sSsHsr tssRs e. & bXSAs VA asSss an
MT. RAINER-Near New rsrkway.
Lovely asbestos. shingle bVngalow
with finished 2pd e.; large hsGrms,
a.tsebsd dt fl ssmt sar .Sts Nth ssssh:r sssh
down payments less than rent; Eor
fs5sasi sgs%EL. inffSHa''9RA INea Wa. 's1Soo. Sssa
til 3 pm. -11
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EDGEMOOR
KENSINGTON
KENSINGTON
t1C oE0 CApE ron

A real livable home with spacious
rms, approx. 1-yr. -old, in immacu-
tractive dinette. modern kit. 2
twin bed size bedrms., colored tile
bath expandable attic, dormer win
dows full bsmt., space for rec. rm..
gas. a.-c heat, Venetian blinds. lot
60x115. Take over GI loan. monthly
payments, $72.50 including tax.
ington. close to bus. school, and
shopping. Call Mr.. McGinniss. Ma.
5OO5; ewes, TU. 1888.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC, 1920 K ST. NV.
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Rosemary Hill
Only 8 houses left to be sold with
$4,000 down. Three-bedrm., 11a-
bath. brick Colonial: large .iv. rm.
with fireplsce, din. rm. and kit, full
bsmt. with outside entr. DI. 1015
till 8 pm.
william H. Saunders Co., Inc.
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MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT q INSURANCE co
OWNER SELLING

OWNER SELLING
Yes, I am forced to sell
my lovely Gruver built home
which ! have had ONLY .
It has 8 large bedrooms, 1
bath on second floor.
On the first hoor It has
"a bath, large living room.
and dining room combina-
has . beautiful al G.E. elec-
tric kitchen. including an
3 IT. G.E. 2-door deep freeze
refrigerator. G.E. stove, gar
bage disposal, wall fan and q,
plenty Of wall cabinets; plenty
room for . large breakfast
FULL basement, entire
floor laid in asphalt tile; OUT
side entrance to terrace;
double laundry tubs and toilet, ?
YARD has over $500 "a. #.
including . large carport
For full information call
81. 5644 OR SH. 8179
between 1890 am. and $50 . n
30
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

CoLoRED-S350 DOWN. $50 MO-
sts.. Just redecorated 6-rms.. nice
front porch. Convenient to every
r. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtor
s08 N. Capitol st., MA. 5000. Call
till s pm
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SILVER SPRING
DE LUKE RAMBLER

SILVER SPRING
DE LUKE RAMBLER
Three large bedrooms and den, 1k
baths, with full basement, situated
on approxin ately " nf an acre lot.
EXPANDABLE ATTIC
Five large rooms and bath. plumbing
and heating roughed In on Ind floor,
full basement; convenient to every
thing. Assume $4,000 GI trust.
4 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, $1,895
Large wooded lot, full basement;
close to public and parochial schools.
BRICK RAMBLER, $11,950
Five rooms and bath, level lot with
patio. Assume large GI loan. CAPI-
tai REALTY CO.. sH. 0673 till 8
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA-We have some 3 or 4
bedroom. new brick houses near the
Naval Hospital. Priced from $21 ,00C
to $4,000. CAL LAWRENCE y
BETHESDA-2-bedr house.
years old, located near Rockville
priced for quick sale at $9.S00
Call r. A. JULIA, WI. 1920. is
BRADLEY BLVD.-Large 3-bedrm
brick rambler, located on / acre Of
wooded land in very desirable area
Kit, 1i2x205., ali bedrms. twin sized
features include large .entr. hall
full bsmt. with bath, and space fol
recr. stairway leading to expand
able attic, large enough for 8 ad-
ditional rms, and large screened
porch with barbecue pit. Priced at
$4,000. Ewes. call WI. 9346,
SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY. INC. WI
cHEvx ISSSi CHASE, MD.-ons of the in.
old Colonial homes in Chevy Chase,
situated on h-acre of well-land-
scaped grounds: consists Of Q wide
center reception hall, large library
with powder rrn., liv. rm. with dre-
place. loft. din. rm., de luxe kit.
with breakfast nook; 4 twin-sized
bedrms., 2 tiled baths; stairs to
finished 3rd H.; bsmt., gas h.-wh.;
maids room and full bath; Gear ga
rage; low down payments, easy
till 8 pm, REALTY BROKERS,
INC. 6606 Conn. ave.
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$15,750
COLONIAL,

Brick. 3 bedrooms; in fine location,
2h blocks from school and trans-
portation. Large living room, separ-
ate dining room. CHEEKY, beautifully
equipped kitchen; full basement,
partitioned for recreation room;
nice corner lot complete with An
chor fence. For appointment, call
SH. S010.
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Bethesda. Convenient charming
neighborhood; 2-bedrm. brick Co.
lonial with full expansion attic.
having nearly completed bedrms.,
plumbing and heat, piped in. plus
can have o 4-bedrm. home at q
small cost. Many extras.
PAUL E. BUTTERFIELD
ReaItor. OR. 210O. Open o till o.
1926 @1st et. NV. lis
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SILVER SPRING
3-bedroom rambler. near completion,
Ia baths. 2 fireplaces, full base
ment, l block to transportation.
Further details call
Thompson g. Gray, Realtors
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MONTGOMERy
$14,25O

Roomy and cheerfully decorated @
bedroom home with full basement,
partitioned for recreation room;
on beautifully Handicapped lot; 8
blocks from school. May we show
you this today? Call SH S01O.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT & INSURANCE co.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Beautiful, 2-year-old brick Colonial
having large entrance foyer, hv
rm. with fireplace, din. rm.. modern
kit, powder rm. on 1st fioor;. 3 love
ly bedrms. and bath up; full bsmt.,
det. garage, nice lot; well located;
$4,000.
HOWARD r. SCHAFER
SOO5 Wis. Ave, WI. 5441.
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Silver Spring Rambler

Silver Spring Rambler
Quality built center hall rambler,
wooded lot, overlooking park. ada
cent to elementary school, one block
from bus. two blocks from shopping.
rms, 2h baths; all elec. Westing.
house KIT. and copper cutters and
spouts. S22,500.
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
81. 3O1O till 8 p.m,
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ROOMS FURk.-N.E. (cont. }
RARE AS RADIIJM

Six-rm. townhouse, built when they
built the best. Orig. owner has kept
1t in peri. repair; newly remodeled
kit; features recep. room; new oil
heating plant; toilet in basement;
garage; owner leaving city. A bar
gain at $12.750. Call MR.. BELL,
MI. 2299 days; MA. 5005. lis
COLORED IN. CAROLINA AVE. -
Nice. wide Colonial brick home: large
living room; all rooms are large;
rooms. bath; oil h.-w.h.; full base
ment; large front porch. Call WI.
6094 after 8 pm.
COLORED - RIVER TER, 33rd st.
near E. Capitol-Row brick. rms,
tiled bath; full bsmt.: $1,000 down.
HARTMAN REALTY, INC, 1345
G1od geo. aops aSSa I'd. sc. Lu. 4-a4o0.
COLORED-N. ENGLEWOOD-2-yr.-
old bungalow on lge. lot; 2 bedrms.,
and tile bath. full bSmt, gas heat;
civilian or vet. may buy this charm
ing home, In the most convenient
section. near the new school. with
only 81 200 down and balance like
rent. Call WA. 5000 til 8 pm.
ROBERT 8. DAVIS & CO. lis
COLORED - VACANT, Brookland-
Price reduced 81. 900 for quick sale;
3202 10th st, ne. You should see
this lovely tapestry brick; 6 rms
tile bath; full bsmt.; gas heat; built
II II garage; sparkling hardwood fls,
Tu Tssr PS PsgSchsS sSes Meke 1n, ne sn saIsT 3IsT
c. REYNOLDS. 3005 Georgia ave
NV IA
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I'M Quaint Greenacres

SHANNON & LUCHS co
1606 n ct. NV. MA. 2345.
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UPPER BRIGHTWOOD
Large Semidet. brick house; close Il
Calvin Coolidge High School;
TU. 2091.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3S46.
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ls55 MT IHdshsssAlNSTE IPHMEhAsANT gEsEEaE gEsTIoN
brick; oil h.-w.h.; built-in garage;
hardwood floors throughout; immed.
poss.; SIS. 900 cash down required.
KAY REALTY CO.. INC.
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Rosemary Hill

SALES. INC. 1920 K ST. NV.
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ATLANTIC ALLIES

CONTINUED From Page Onel
affecting Italy in which il had a
voice.
But u. S. officials are confident
the Russians will do nothing more
than object and cannot alter the
practical effect of the waivers.
The military section Of the peace
treaty-now waived by the West
ern powers--limited Italy to 1885,
900 soldiers, $4,000 carabinieri, one
battleship, three cruisers and four
destroyers, 200 fighter and recon-
naissance planes, and $50 trans
port planes.
II is up to the Italians them
selves now to decide what size
forces they want to have.
The practical effect of this ac-
ton by the Western powers is to
remove a political barrier to the
closest possible association of
Italy and its allies.
The Italians had long protested
the sections now waived but the
Western powers had found no for
mula for treaty revision which
would bring agreement of the Rus.
slams to the changes that Italy
wanted.
AS a practical matter, officials
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SURGEON 0F

Contlnued nom Page Cnel
prisoners of war, I never saw
any,"
kicklighter said he thought il
mistake to release the long list
of prisoners supposedly in the
hands of the enemy. ut may
raise some pretty false hopes and
cause lot of grief" he said.
He told the press that food
vas better with an Improvement
over the rations of World War II.
that clothing was now adequate
ly warm for the extremely bitter
weather and that supply lines
were operating well.
OF course the picture is not q
happy one and he admitted that
the bitter cold weather was a
handicap in more, ways than one.
Morale goes down with the Their
mometer, However, you'd be
surprised TO see what the human
body can take. Our men are
young and tough. and they can
endure lot"
After a month or six weeks, he
said, some men show battle ia
tigue, naturally, and are given
rest periods before returning TO
action.
Radio programs and few spe-
cial service units are about the
only entertainment the fighting
men get, DR.. Kicklighter said,
He named Jack Benny, Lana
Turner and Bob Hope among the
show people who had made the
trip 10 Korea He said that most
of the movies were B type and
about cowboys.
His advice to people on the
hoEnefront in writing letters was,
They should omit the COM
plants about minor family trou-
bles. Those men have their own
problems and they are far great
er. -
When asked about sanitary
conditions in Korea. Kicklighter
said, sThose people are born,
raised and die in unsanitary con-
ditions. They are used to II.
They use human eXcrement for
fertiIizing their gardens. and the
vegetables are some of the biggest
rye ever seen. II the food is
washed and cooked properly il
doesn't seem to hurt them. They
also eat a lot of raw fish. The
kids chew on hunk of raw oc-
top,is as il it were candy or
chewing gum
In cities, the Koreans under
stand vaccination and other med
zeal methods. but the country
neople are ignorant and like the
sorriest white trash you ever
saw" he said.
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solid game and lest the second
ser only due 10 lack Of expert
enee.
In the number five match, Mari
eta de Pasquale lost a 60 frs
set and came back to win the sec
and set Sc against the smoot /
stroking Lynn Sellers. She still dit
not have quite enough to pull on
the match and went down 60, 6-S
6-3. Marietta showed unbounde,
Improvement in all phases of the
game and win be tough for nearly
all city players from now on. Lynn
must be given credit for bringing
her game up when il seemed she
was going TO lose. She Steadied
out in a manner which surprised
many spectators who have known
her as a very erratic player.
The six singles was between Two
players making their debut to Har-
vey Cup tennis. II was won by the
Converts Geraldine White over
the High Schools Shirley Trudeau
rs. 6-2. Geraldine, who surprised
everyone BY winning a cup in the
Coral Gables tournament, was also
a surprise in this match by the
good Stroking and GOODNESS which
she displayed. Shirley, a former
Jacksonville player, showed prom
Use but also demonstrated that she
needs lot Of work to reach the
heights needed by tennis player
in Key West competition.
The doubles were as follows:
Gato-Twiehaus, C d. Yates-Vil-
late, HIS, 60, rs.
Fernandez Barroso. HIS d. Rem
dueles-iRonzalez. C. SO. Sc, Sc.
Sellers-Trudeau. HIS d. White
Myrna Powell, C, 81, Go.
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Converts Sudden Comeback
Makes Net Tourney A Toss-Up

The Convent with their back Il
the wall after two straight losse:
in Harvey Cup tennis competition
came up fighting in the thirC
match Of the best four out Of sever
series. And their fight and determ
nation proved the decisive factor
in the final score. The Conven
finished the match on the best enc
of a Sd score and made the Har
vey Cup series with the Higl
School pretty much a toss-up. Bot
sides have an equal amount o
supporters who figure them II
win.
In the number three singles
Barbara Twiehaus had too muel
power for the High Schools Wit
BarrosO. Vita started off well viii
a AZ lead in the first set but a
this point Barbara applied th'
pressure and ran out the mattel
Ga, 6-3.
The best match of the day was
the number two singles between
the Converts Eleanor Cato and
the High Schools Dolores viIlate
won by Eleanor rs, 81. "a.
Eleanor was her usual capable.
fine playing self and Loli was
three times the player she has
shown herself to be in previous
Convent matches. In fact this
match proved that Miss ViIlsfe is
at last definitely in the same
class with the tops in the city.
Only slight lack OF conditioning
stopped her from pulling out an
upset victory over a player who
never plays poor match and
has q solid all.around game.
The great improvement that
Dolores showed was due 10 her
improved eour. eoversse and
the UnveiIins OF a bsekhand shot
which she has never shown in
match play before. The full three
sets were filled with spectacular
and hard hit shots by both play.
ers.
In the number one singles, Cit
Champion Marie Rendules gained
revenge on the High Schools Jun'
Yates, who had defeated her il
the previous Harvey Cup match
The score was close but the mattel
was not as good as the score seems
to indicate. The final count wa
4-6, Sc, Sc.
Marie must be given the credi
for greater perseverance, but botl
players can definitely play better
Number four found the High
Schools first victory in the pack
age Of little Pooehie Fernandez.
She defeated Lovrdes Gonzalez
OF she Convent 81, rs. But Lour.
des like all three of the Con.
vents last three players showed
vast Improvement. And this def.
mite change TO ihe better Of the
last three Catholic School play.
erS is what causes so much new
Convent backing. Playing against
seni.finaiist in the City Cham.
pionships, LoUrdes showed a
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Local Blin,p Sho,o.
Fire Department
Where Fire Is

Quick thinking on the
pari Of the crew Of the blimp
zP7K 10 saved the 5oca Ha-
ton fire dspaftmsni consid.
cradle trouble eariY this
morning.
The blimp. on a routine
flight from clYnco. Georgia
to Ksy West. was above Bo-
ca Rsson when Ensign Jo-
seph Spring spotted a fire
Eaging below.
The airship cifcled above
until the fkxe department ar
rived. guiding them 10 the
exact location
Attached to B,imp squad
ron XIII. the blimp was pi-
lotsd br a. lack Kennedy.
co-pilots wefe LTJc Paul
Hrandofff and Ems. Joseph
Spring.
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Traffic Deaths
Near Million
Mark For USA
BY The Associated Press

The toll of traffic deaths IN the
q. S. since the advent Of the auto
mobile climbed today toward the
one million mark.
The count reached 800, $50 a.
i0:45 am. EST.
Deaths in motor vehicle acci-
dents were occurring at > rate
that was somewhat slower than
usual at this time Of year. -.
One hundred had been tahulatW
in the first "a rssince f1:ol
am. local time) Wednesday,
Heavy snow and Icy hlshvafs
apparently limited driving In many
Northern states.
But thousands Of persons are
expected to start Christmas trips
today--and that may be . baIanc-
ing factor.
This also was the day for marx
traditional office parties. Some
firms have advised their WORKERS
not to drive If they drink.
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North : South
Grid Squads
Relax All Track

MIAMI lR-North and South foot
BAH squads planned a morning
workout today and win spend the
afternoon at the races at Tropical
Park.
Saturday the squads viii return
10 their two.a-day work schedule
to get ready for their charity foot
bah game in the Orange Bowl
Christmas night.
Coaches Eddie Erdelatz of Navy
! and Bill Edwards of Vanderbilt
gave the South squad its first con-
tact session Thursday but II was
a Light drill.
Erdelatz. viewing the squad for
the first time. had special praise
for Fred Smith of Oklahoma.
THAT fellow Smith sure is
quick, Erdelatz commented. II
would say the whole team looks
to be fast, although rather small. !"
Three Navy players joined the
squad to bring it to full 26-player
strength.
Yale's Coach Herman Hickman
sent his team of Yankees through
long workout, highlighted by a
one-hour rotary Serimmage.
Boy, it sure looks like this is
the year for the Yankees, said
Hickman, whose teams have lost
two Of the three previous contests.
Three Yankee gridders, colum.
bias Gerald Audette, Bob Horrell
and Dick Kun, both of Michigan
State. were bruised but not seri.
ously hurt in the rough workout.
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GRID STARS SHINE
TN CLASSROOM TOO
BY TED SHIFTS

NEW YORK RH-A-n Associated
Press survey of All-America foot.
ball players and leading teams
showed today that many gridiron
stars are better than average stu.
dents-contrary to the general
idea.
Notable among the headliners
who also shine in the classroom
are Dick Kazmaier of Princeton
flank Lauricella of Tennessee. Bin
McColl of Stanford, Jim Weather
MI of Oklahoma, Joe Pammbo OF
Virginia, Dewey Mcconnell Of Wyo.
ming and Bob Ward of Maryland
all flrst.team All-America.
The fact is that the modern col.
legiate game has become so fast
that the slow, dumb type OF ath-
lete can't make the grade,
1eDnessee's team. top ranked ma
tionally, averaged 2.52 against a
perfect academic score of 400.
which would be all A. The uni.
versity average for all male stu
dents was 2.l0. Lauricella aver
aged 2.6 and made the honor roll
in two out Of three quarters. Full
back Andy Kozar made 2.S.
Palumbo averages just below B
and collected 1873 hours of academ.
ic credits in three and one half
years. Most Virginia students take
four years to earn the required
l20 hours for graduation.
Bill McCoil, Stanford's towering
end. has B-plus average and is
a premedical student.
Dick Kazmaier, the Princeton
glamor back of the year. is a ma
jor in psychology with E-pIus
average which is just below Phi
Beta Kappa rating.
Weatherali, the Oklahoma two
time All-America tackle, majors
IN business administration and has
B average.
Mcconnell. Wyoming's 60-minute
end, has B-plus average. He ma
iOrs in commerce.
Bob Ward, another two-time All
America, has a B average at Mary.
land in business administration,
and was vice president Of the Stu
dent Governing Council but had to
resign because of family" pres
sure. He has a wife and two chill
dren.
Vesprini, has a B average. and
Wisconsin's captain, James Ham
mohd, an offensive fullback. spe-
cializes in horticulture with an av.
erage close to A.
Jack Crocker, Tulsa back, is ma.
IOring in education with a B-minu
5 average, and End Warren Vir.
gifts of Louisiana State is another
premed with an average Just short
of B. Bob Evans, the pre-medical
student who will captain PennsyI-
vania'S 1852 team, is a B student
and Bill Wade. Vanderbilt's spec
tacular passer. has a B-plus aver
age.
At Cornell two regulars, Charlie
Metzler and Don Follett, made the
deans honor list, and al North
western Ciney Rich, first.string de-
fensive end. has been accepted in
the medical school, He has main
tanned close to an A average.
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troll were: Gerald Abreu, Benny
Fernandez. DR.. Delio Cobo, Mike
Padron. Frank veliz and Tony
Estenoz.
President Gomez appointed
Rev. Charles Meeker Chaplain
of the club.
The Exchangers viii hold their
next meeting Jan. 9, after il was
decided to cancel two upcoming
meetings due to the holidays.