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Evening star., 1952-03-30
Work
On ExpreIssway
Being Pushed
State Due to Complete
Shore Before Federal
Section Cun Reach 1t
BY the Associated Press


JESSUPS. Md, Mar. 29.-Now
that concrete-pouring weather is
here again, Maryland is pushing
for completion by late fall of its
part of the new Baltimore Wash
ington expressway.
The four-lane highway will then
have reached the Jessups-Fort
Meade road ten miles southwest
of Baltimore.
The Federal Government is
building the remaining 10 miles
to the District line.
After a long lapse, it has dived
into the project with new vigor
and now has half a dozen con-
tractors working on grading and
some of the II bridges.
Money Running Out.
1t plans to put the 18th bridge
under contract next month but
then the money will run out.
President Truman asked in his
budget for a speed-up in the ap-
preparations. recommending $6A
millions for the fiscal year which
starts July l. This was approved
by the House on Thursday and
sent to the Senate.
Last year, Congress allotted only
81 100000.
Since none of the money so fal
allowed has been set aside fol
paving, there is little chance that
the Government will have any
mileage to hook on when Mary.
land completes it's end.
The Federal section farthcst
along is the three miles from the
Jessups road to the Laurel-Fort
Meade road.
Grading This Year.
Even should Congress act
quickly on the full appropriation
it probably will be too late to gel
the paving done before next winter
closes in.
It will take most of that tim.
to complete the grading and tn,
building Of several bridges in.
volved.
The earliest date for the com.
pletion of any of the Fedora
section, therefore appears to bt
the summer Of 1853.
It does not appear, then, thar
the entire expressway could be pu1
into service until sometime ir
1854, and that depends on Con.
gress making the money available
BY contrast. Maryland has thu
money all in hand for its share
CT the project, all the work under
way, and most Of 1t well alone
toward completion.
Baltimore Pushing Work.
Baltimore is now racing to keel
its end of the highway from bang.
ing into bottleneck.
It already has a broad connec.
ton running about two miles intt
the city but there it runs into 6
grade crossing on the main line
of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
not far from the south end of tn,
busy Camden station yards.
Construction work was started
two months ago on a long viaduct
across the railroad tracks anc
Through slum section into down.
town Baltimore.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
|VEPCO Employees Vote
To Rotify New Contract
By the Associated Press

RICHMOND, Mar. 29.-Virginia
Electric & Power Co. employees
have ratified a new contract pro-
viding for 7 per cent salary in
crease. the AFL Electrical Work.
ers Union reported tonight.
The contract will go into effect
Tuesday. 1t replaces a contract
which expires at Monday mid
night.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Opti-Mrs. Club to Dine

The Opti-Mrs. Club of Silver
Spring will sponsor spaghetti din
ner from $3.50 to $3.50 pm. to-
morrow at the Stone House Inn
at Four Corners. Proceeds will
go to the boys work fund of the
Silver Spring Optimist Club.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
PIeusont View PTA TO Meet

The Pleasant View Elementary
PTA, Kensington. Md, will meet
Tuesday in the school auditorium,
Election Of top officers will be held
and program, what Makes the
Groups Tick" viii be presented.
Evening star., 1952-01-08
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

b. See and drive this clean 1-oMnei
SedueedA g sse5n nSsSs Sny ssass doTn stsss
guaranteed l5yr; or 10000 miles
se Fac eEss 4Ss fa. t & sv. coAsTM s Az 5sSS gSS
PONTIAC 1850 "s" s-door sedan;
hydramatic, r. and b.; works and
runs like new; written guarantee;
til o; Sun. ia-5. 49, ~''O' s Eyes
PONTIAC so Chieftain sedan; equip;
%HoIEsAEGaRsp. LEI pay Y7ss iss slaaens6uT9S az ASu9
So bank financed. ''
PONTIAC 1851 4-dr, sedan; Hydra.
IA Matis; s.sdao Sn extras 1000 mi; s2,196
PONTIAC 40 streamliner sedanette
equipped; S4S3. You pay less al
AUTO Az, IS,,.,. WHSoLEsALE'Rs; 1871 Bla.
cars; 81 Aa Bank kIH finsnceG! saas G.0eks OF nn'
STUDEBAKER '51 2-dr.: r, and h.
3ss 33sssaf''e dRaDY RafH7'af MoroRs o64rsSIsaon 1sc s1
5Sssi 5zsi dsiI5' dBSiIf5s;Ss s5 Nd Of. oE'sHSt s7S0
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion d,
luxe 5-passenger. Starlite coupe
gray: overdrive. climatizer and def.
I owner; car in like-new cond.; low
cars displayed inside. Open weel
s.. LEE D, Butler. Il r. me-. s9a 11sn fsn s1sl 81
sTSUpEBAkERO Oi91 1919 Champion de R lux,
4-dr. sedan: blue: clfnatizer ant
o,,t. det:; aood very eIs clean gar car inside anS
S1.i45. All cars displayed inside
Sun. til 6. LEE D. BUTLER. INC
LII 2lst st: NV. DI. 0110.. %
Cruiser; Gr,Is! .,;,, blue: fully equip; over.
GOOD tires and mechanical cond.
S1.095. An cars displayed inside.
Sun; til 9. LEE D. BUTLER, INC,
sT1inrRaktRs 11a1 21Ss ss pS' tG d..} 81 3113; ; a
pay Y7si If's saa.nsSui9 Ct AST9
Rd. Two city blocks Of fine cars;
5% bank financed.
STUDEBAKER 1919 STARLIGHT clut
%1IpI Soaps; v:s S9S3 sSl l,r You Pay less ct AUTO
Rd. RRd. I've I've city blocks of fine cars.
sTUDEBAKER 1850 Commando,
gas-saving overdrive: climatizer and
def; radio: low mileage car in
specially SEssda price PRICED SI.e45; an ears dis
IN 8: sat, and Sun. til 8. LEE B.
BUTLER, INC. 1871 21st st. NV,
DI. OHIO. %
Evening star., 1952-01-08
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 194l- h.ton pickup
pickup; 47 Dodge half-ton panel
AS and 80 Chevrolet suburban
carryall; all postwar trucks guar
anteed. Terms through General Mo
INC: 7725 Wisconsin ave. OIL. 6100
DODGE As panel; S new tires; re.
Gently overhauled, new brakes, bod,
In excel; cond;; heater and defroster
$745. Weekdays, 40 pm. Sat. ant
caEXIRoLET sdGInnod Til 1881 aln.t 2-ton On. hateed
vac. horn; used only 6 mos; cost
$4,000: will sell for $1,000 cash
take TAKE over $50 mo. payment. OF
sfTfUpEBAKER sxs. with 4-yd, damr
but runs good and Is in good shape
cHEVRo9Er cHhSSRi 9E ssSo' as h-ton pickup: "a On,
owner; low mileage; clean as q pin
Today at only S595. EDMoNDs
Mison M1ToRf blvd FsEd( st l. JACKSON a. s4s91 sGS
DODGE 40 h-ton pickup; good
Iubberi, excellent mechanical cond
a good buy at only $545. EDMONDs
A;}.n, MOTORS s,,a Ford; "a; 2-4300
Virginia. - ~
FORD .39Esedan; delivery; good rub
Der: heater; $165. MIR. WYBER,
WiLLYs 1s47 Overland truck; pick
up body; 5 good tires: body in
perfect cond.; very good paint.
S595. Can be financed on very
easy terms, Phone JU. 9-9795.
1947 A-ton pick
up, mech: peri; good rubber; $3.50
or best o1er. OW. $3.50 after pm
DODGE 1949 one-ton stake for sale
by private owner. $3.50 under mar
ket price. L. S. JULIEN INC, l44a
p st. NV, NO S075 III
Evening star., 1952-01-08
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

FAIR, HONEST APPRAISALS Of all
makes of cars are assured at
Mckee PONTIAC. 1884 L st. NV.
SOUTHERN BUYER In town for one
week; highest cash prices paid for
good clean cars. ia. 1901.
GOOD MAN for bad cars; tunkers
$50 and UP. Call Ia. 1869: i'm
mediate removal. Ia
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES, 1912 Ga. ave., RA. 1872.
WILL PAY the highest price for used
Chevrolets, Fords and Plymouths.
Drive in. Appraiser on the property.
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO.. 7725
Wis. ave, OIL. 6100. Open ewes.
WILL PAY Cash for clean cars. any
make. any model. See Mr.. Dunnin-
gan, ROYAL MOTORS. INC. Is
kennedy st. NV. TU. 243S,
100 MORE OLD CARS, any condition
or model. Wrecked cars, cracked
motors, etc. Highest prices. SH
Evening star., 1952-01-08
LOTS & ACREAGE FOR SALE

SHEPHERD PARK - Ideal rambler
sites, $4,000 and up; see our nice
ssd sSeleGti9R nSRN RA; Avn S2ep 60 PER MO vii,
various resorts within 35 mi. from
D. c. For more particulars, call
KAY REALTY CO.. INC. RA. 22O0
CHOICE PROPERTIES. from i to
1000 acres; good location for, low,
industrial. at low prices and good
terms. G; LOUIS cAPUT1. Realtor.
22 ACRES, residential area: sewer,
water and streets, adjacent to prop
erty: EXCELLENT section near Falls
lifi REAfTY IA "a. IA i45o, oW' os72. Ns
So eEkSkkD kSkES nj N8k 8Rosfus gE1ssd seaor se Ss
SH. 0420; eyes,. SH. 1851.
2 WOODED LOTS in desirable Be-
thesda location: Sacrifice by OWNER.
so ACRES, in Bethesda, sewer and
water available. priced for auick
sale; 100 acres, near Norbeck. Md;
SSh Ss suIaSls sAuSbERg FsE SSRdyaR VIZ saoo es
81 ACRES. beautiful cleared land
on Marlboro pike, between For
estville and Marlboro. PUFFEN-
BERGER & MOORE, NC 20.
WASTED-smar1 HIS1 iIi lot in NV: suitable
for $4,000 house. Please reply.
stating price to Box 1S-D, Star.
NEW HAMPSHIRE ESTATE. Lot
55x1 so; ideal for rambler; all utils.
in; $4,000. Call Mr.. Ray. UN: 1893;
evenings, TO. 6261. PAUL H
LAgTERBAcH & co, ia,
approx, 1,600 it., Of hard surafee
TSsd Fockve fEentasf between par d. acre. e. Saf %
Videitsi divide; easy terms terms if desired. AREIE
L. JOHNSON REALTY CO. INC.
1915 Livingston st. NV, OR. 7100
90 ACRES, approx. 200 cords of pint
pulp wood, some saw timber; mr.
about about mi mi. from I'll Highway;
Culpeper County, Va; $4,000. terms
OWNER, vi. 7700. Ext 603.
RANDLE HIGHLANDS, lot 25x100;
will sac. for quick sale, or trade al
down pymt. on home. LU. 1-5572
BETHEsDA-11.oo0 50. it.. corne,
Wilson lane and Laverock lane
STANLEY, Vienna 129-W-11. LII
12 WOODED ACRES in area showint
excellent promise for. future expan.
sion. Acres today, lots tomorrow
TBS osf7 @ay be MyoEEAN ySHE SPpRIEsanifY pREY g
WHEATON-Three level OTIS; al
utils.: $3.50 each. BERNARD T
ppnSJTIS Realtor SH 0420
Evening star., 1952-01-08
GARAGES

1909 3rd ST. N.E.-Garage in 2nd
commercial zone; 18x70 deep;- gas
heat. Large overhanging doors, front
and rear Of bldg; Ceiling heights
warehouse. Rent S175 mo. PAT
TROIANO REAL ESTATE CO., S27
14th st. NV. MA. $3.50. -S
WANTED to rent a lO-car garage
in Northeast section. MR.. FEM
BERG. MA. 1949. g.
PARKING SPACE for 1 car, close
to Longfellew Bldg.; SIS month,
day and night; less for day only.
1922 N st. NV.
DOWNTOWN-210 E st. NV: 2
story brick garage. SIS as Is. DE.
6697. Ia
Evening star., 1952-01-08
PENDERBROOK
Planned as an out
standing community of

AS4 - A~A S~~ - -
Planned as an out
standing community of
small Virginia estates.
Representative type
homes now under. con-
struction.
size OF TRACTS
The homesites and ap-
with at least 800 #. Of in
terror road frontage.
u-TYPOGRAPHY
Engineers have taken full
aoIg;nS sdYgsntase terrain 81 the in iaying EenIly
Tail trees OF ali kind spread
their shadows over the en-
on the property you will
find dogwood. holly laurel,
ground pine and fern In
abundance.
IiI-A LIFETIME HOME
PENDERBROOK
Tracts are reasonably
priced and because of long
range planning can with
safety become lifetime
home investment.
IV-DIRECTIONS
Out Route so Gee hlvd.)
to Kamp Washington (near
town of Fairfax, right on
Route so approximately 2
ss BE y SURE u - 10 SEE THIS
BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY.
CALL EARL COOK
SHANNON & LUCHS &C
NORTHERN VIRGINIA OFFICE
2055 Wilson Blvd. ia. 5-6SI
OPEN UNTIL 8 PM.
Evening star., 1952-01-08
MODEI. .srI,,5 EiARn

1925 sedan: perfect condition: eols
lector's item; wonderful hobby; exs'
ira. motor. tires and other parts
INCLUDED; $3.50. CHI. 6169 or HO.
Evening star., 1952-01-08
MISCELLANEOUS

USED AUTO PARTS-Tires, tubes,
batteries, tenders. motors. transmits
sions, ETC., for most cars. All parts
guaranteed 80 days. A few used
auTo saTi 50t co sss 1851 KeniIWorth ave-
me-. VI. 666S.
TRUCK TIRES new 7.5Ox2O S-ply
Firestone truck tires and tubes:
S115. PETROLEUM EQUIP. CO.. RE.
TRUCK BODY, van type, 12-ft. long.
AL clearance lights, in good 7condi-
ton; S125. OF. 1856. 3
Evening star., 1952-01-08
GOOD FARMS

10 acres. with small home. right II
Gaithersburg; S15,750.
As acres. good home and all outbldgs.
on hard road; Sl6.500.
90 acres, with S-room home anc
necessary outbldgs.;; $1,000.
54 acres. with good Groom home
lovely view; S14,750.
SO acres. with brand-new Groom
.175-acre cattle farm; well worth
looking into; $4,000.
135-acre cattle farm. with 7-roon
modern house; S42.500.
500-acre cattle farm. suited for biz
operator; S65. 900.
90-acre dairy farm. all good bldgs
and close in; S26,500.
good bldgs; S42.500.
315-acre dairy farm, just over line II
Frederick Co.; $40. 200.
4O0-acre dairy farm. well balanced
farm for q large herd; $4,000.
230-acre dairy farm. with large Co.
lonial home. close-in, $40, 900.
Many other farms Of all kinds and
sizes; Stop in our office on U. 8,
. 240 in Gaithersburg, where you can
get a large selection.
RIPLEY & ROMER, Realtors
GATTHERSBURG 299
Evening star., 1952-01-08
AUTOS g. TRUCKS WANTED
(Continued.)
7, O s r

500 By o certain man In Arlington
who sold his car to q neighbor with
out first getting an offer from.
Arlington Motor Co.
q Block South Of Key Brldse)
1917 North Moore St.. OW. S7S7.
Evening star., 1952-01-08
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-REN1

10000 so. FIT. of ground centrally
located; pvt. TT. siding and offlce
Ma. 5SS5.
Sc. d. C.-Bldg.. 3so.sq. It. 1st A.,
with 1855 So. #. fenced yard; S75
month. A. NJ. ROTH, RE. 1880. IS
Evening star., 1952-01-08
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

lSTUDEBAKER 80 Champion 2-door:
radio, heater plastic seat covers;
beautiful green finish, low mileage.
excellent condition -throughout. RE-
duced to 81 ,395. Stafford -CHAND-
LER LaEdRc (Nssh), 629 H st. ne. AT.
STUDEBAKER 80 Regal dc luxe
Champion 2-dr; overdfive. 7. and B.,
seat covers: 1-owner, 1900 miles;
an,s an exceptional car; 81 :295; Guar
TORS, 3010 r. !. ave-, me-. DE. $500.
STUDEBAKER go champion 4-dr.
Sersn sery low sauiP MP SIZE u new SErS%Sdv saE sSnd
USED CARS. 5000 MINI. ave. Ne
WINS 1850 station wagon 90 CYL
inder); radio. heater. directional
Lights wv. w., tires, extension bumps
MOTORS. WHY'S Overland Dealer
JU. 7-90S0; GE. O477 ewes. IS
WILLYS 1947 .Jeep; 4-wheel drive,
engine in excellent condition, alum.
mum cab. good mud grip tires,
power take-oG and governor includ-
WINS osS o1erlsnd sI5do 6e.see MoI9Fs d6sS 1MS
ewes. GE. o477. IS
WILLYS 81 station wagon; overdrive:
less than 19O mi; never titled;
Sl.096. LII S-7402. 10
t'4Q Buick club coupe $295
40 Buick Super sedan n------- 295
I,4Z Chev. Special coach ----- 395
'4S Chey. Fleetmaster coach S95
AZ Cadillac sedanette 795
'39 Ford de luxe sedan----- 1876
80 Ford club coupe 1875
i'41 Hudson sedan 1916
lag Lincoln. sedan ---1--------- 395
I'4Q Oldsmobile club coupe------ 1875
LAG Oldsmobile coach 1876
40 Prefect sedan n------------ 495
Al Pontiac coach h---------- 1876
40 Studebaker, Champ sedan - 1876
BEACH MOTORS, 1910 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-01-08

DEVELOPERS. Ev Lopez INVESTORS.
Approx. 100000 sd. It. Of land zone6
for apt. houses. Very close-in No
Arl. location. For sale, package deal
at 75c per 50. IT. Write. Box S1-V
Sfar p
Evening star., 1952-01-08
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

TRUCK with 1, 2 or 3 men; moving,
hauling; small Jobs q specially;
24-hr. serv. MI. 794S or 20. $4,000.
Evening star., 1952-01-08
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

10000 SO. FT., modern 1-story ma.
sonry warehouse. 14-ft, ceiling,
heat, high-power electric lines, plu:
30.o00 SO. IT. parking area; 20 min
70 District; possession. Call Mr.
KNAPP, ia. 4-1I55. ]. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. Realtor,
Evening star., 1952-01-08
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE

MD..D. c. LINE-121. $50 so. it. leveI
heavy industrial ground. with side
track. office and all utilities avail.
&c So. TT; easy terms. A. M. ROTH
RE 1880. IS
Evening star., 1952-01-08
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MOTORCYCLES
TRAiEERS

81 it.. Universal. bottle
gas, sleeps 4, and trailer Is IT. Su-
perior. sleeps 4: asking 5000 and
$500 at Lees Gas Supply, Penn
Daw, Alex. Va, or call 1T. VAN
PETTEN, Ft. Belvoir 1866. -12
1947 2S-FT. ALUM, excel. cond.
will take small trailer OF car in
trade; pvt. owner. XII. S-69S4. Ia
1850 CONTINENTAL; "a #. alumt-
mum: rms, complete bath. excel.
cond;. OWNER. Call Leesburg, Va,
Evening star., 1952-01-08
WAREHOUSES WANTED

STORAGE SPACE, 1000 50. IT,, In
NV. section. NORTHWEST OFFICE
SUPPLY CO, INC, 1859 21st st.
NV, RE. S6l6. IL
Evening star., 1952-01-08

18th AND N. Y. AVE.-Entire H..
4,50O so. it.; elevator bldg; very
reas. rent. Call Mr.. Fischer, with
nREYFUSS BROS. Ma. 05s2; ewes,
Evening star., 1952-01-08
ATTENTION I0N BUILDERS,s EN[T[.G15RSs g

WHEATON-Three level OTIS:
utils.: $3.50 each. BERNARD
BROSIUS, Realtor, SH. 0420.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-10-16

by
MARSHALL


Every once in awhile a week
comes there is seemingly no news
whatsoever. You sit in front of
the typewriter and think but
nothing comes to your mind. No
parties or scandals simply moth
ing worth mentioning.
When this happens, | look
around, study my immediate vic
Unity and wonder what it has to
do with the future. At the pres
ent / am sitting in one of the out
er offices of The Journal. What
/ see and hear is democracy in
the making. Why? Well, perhaps
! can explain. Before my eyes
there moves the continuous pic
lures of a newspaper in the MAX
ing. The study hum and clatter
of the inotypes. The great press,
silent now but waiting to thunder
into action and pour thousands
and thousands of printed pages
into this community.
The rythmic tapping of the
typewriters, the hiss of hot metal
pouring into ads and type. It's
Monday evening, quiet compared
to tomorrow when the makeup
men will be setting type, clamp
ing form, linking, oiling, moving
like many bees to meet a dead
line. The proof readers, the make
up crew, all a smooth function
ing team set on one purpose.
When the final pages roll from
the great press the mailing crew
begins, bundles and papers are
wrapped stamped and sent all
over the United States. This pic
ture before my eyes adds up to
one meaning, Freedom of the
Press"
l know very we'll how many
times that YOU, the voting citi-
zen of America, have been asked,
begged and pleaded with to vote
But perhaps | can give you one
more reason. Stop and think what
percentage of the population OF
the United States is made up OF
girls and boys under the age of
twenty one. You know that they
are unable to vote, unable to
voice their opinion in the run
ming of our government. Yet
they are old enough to fight and
die for their country. This is one
reason why you must not fail to
vote Nov. 4. Their lives are in
your hands, their future, the
many freedoms like the freedom
of the press, religion and numer-
Gus others. When you go to your
local precinct this Nov. consider
this thought. In my hands and the
millions of hands of other people
just like you rests the future o1
America, what shall l do with
lit?
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-10-16
Redskins Top Dresden $50 For Fifth Straigh
Scouts TO Hold
Important Meeting

A meeting of the Cub Scouts,
Boy Scouts and Explorer scouts
will be held Saturday morning
at Gray's store, according to an
announcement made today by
Rev. Ira Brandon, institutional
representative for the local Cub
Scouts.
This meeting Saturday will be
for the purpose of distributing
the Get out the Vote" posters
thruout the business district and
here in the county.
All Scout troops here are TAX
ing an active part in the "Get
out the vote" campaign.
Donald McDiffit, scout chair
man, said a pack meeting would
be held Tuesday evening, Oct. 21
at 7:30 o'clock in the First Church
of Christ basement.
This will be a Halloween party
with prizes being given for the
most original costume and the
funniest.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-10-16
BACK TO HOSPITAL

John "Bilp' Brister has return
ed to Mt. Carmel hospital, Colum-
bus, for further treatment. He
will be a patient there for an in
definite time. 1t will be remem-
bered that he received serious in
juries in an automobile accident
several months ago. His room
number is 224 and he would ap-
preciate cards and letters from
his friends.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-10-16

score.
Dresden was taken unaware
as Christopher launched his
first aerial of the evening, a
spot pass snagged near the five
by Harley Fowler who went on
over to score. Christopher's at
tempted kick for point hit the
upright and bounded back but
Caldwell led 1870 just before
halftimc.
The third quarter was featured
by fine defensive play on both
sides between the 35-yard lines
as Jim King, Bob Legraen and
Darl Gardner broke into Dres-
den's backfield regularly. The
Redskins, who saw their passing
game fail in this quarter, got
their ground attack rolling near
the end of the period as they
moved from their own AZ to
Dresden's % to enter the final
frame.
The fourth quarter was less
than a minute old when ScheH
after a three-yard gain, started
wide to the left again, straight
armed a tackler who had
broken through, and scampered
20 yards to score again. Chris
topher's kick for point was
wide leaving the count 1910.
Following a Dresden punt. the
Redskins surged down field to
the Jay-Hawk 90 as Schell broke
away for a 25-yard jaunt. Dres-
den regained possession here as
Christopher fumbled the handoff
from center Bob Evilsizer to stop
the march. Their passes failing,
the Jay-Hawks punted out on
Caldwells II with four minutes
to play.
On the first play Christopher
flipped a 35-yard pass to Al
Walton on the Dresden As,
where the speedy end took off
like streak leaving the JAY
Hawks behind as he went all
the way to pay dirt. Christie
piers attempted placement
struck the other upright this
time but the score was $50.
Dresden took the final kickoff
in the end zone and got exactly
nowhere as the Redskin line,
going down fast, spilled the ball
carrier on the two. After being
piled up for no gain, Don Cox
burst through the line and
charged up the field to the SO
before being downed. Al Chris
topher fell back with the play
as he warded off three Dresden
blockers trying to get clear for
a shot at Cox. His determination
not to be taken out of the play
slowed up Dresden long enough
for Ron Schell to race across the
field and make the tackle.
With a minute and half left,
Dresden took to the air but
Christopher broke up long pass,
Cunningham almost intercepted
a screen pass, and King jolted
quarterback Swope for a I7-yard
loss to end any chance of scoring
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MVL STANDING
GAMES THIS WEEK

GAMES THIS WEEK
Caldwell at Philo
New Lex at Dresden
M & M at Glouster
Roseville at New Concord
Byesville at Crooksville
LAST WEEKS RESULTS
Caldwell 25, Dresden 0
Philo 38, M & NJ o
Crooksville So, Glouster 6
New Concord IA, New Lex 6
Roseville 80, Byesville Z
THE SERIES of games between
Philo and Caldwell goes back
to 1888 when the Electrics first
entered the league, which wa.
formerly called the Big Six, and
thereafter the Muskingum Valley
League. The teams played {
home -and-home series in 1874;
each winning once. Past results:
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amassing 357 of the 362 yards
gained by the Blue Devils.
Bobo's q points in this game
gives him ISL, one more than
Carl Smith of Washington Court
House, who registered 80 points
in a Friday night game with
Hillsboro. No records are on
hand for his freshman year, but
as a sophomore he hit II, last
year 27l, and has Isl in five
games this season. The team re-
cord is Is straight without defeat
but Glouster's strong combine of
last year tied Chauncey 1919 in
the final game of the year.
This years wins are over
Nelsonville 53-13, Wahama, w.
Va, 1927, Parkersburg Little
Reds Abb, Rutland 800, and
Belpre 1877.
Photo Courtesy Marietta Times