davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1953-06-11

e<e prices of business Saturday June H.
1osS In washington ID. c.; MARYLAND Bethesda Silver
Snrng Park, Badensburg Rockville GaithersburS,
Coral Hills Hyattsve Kensngton Brentwood Chevy Chase,
Comar Wheaton Mount Rainier College Park Berwyn,
Sutand Marlboro Laurel, Indian Head Capitol Heights
VIRGINIA: Alexandria, Arlington Fairfax Falls Church. Nc
Tean HerndOn Annandale NO SALES TO DEALERS.
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. Pro-
duce prices subject to daily market change
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-16

ginigung in Ser &riegsgefongenen,
lfrdge bepor5uiteben ideine.
lleber Die 8erbanblungen in 8an-
lnuniom iagte gburbiu: ugs i6eint
mir. i'm 8rinsip lit oie angeIesenbeit
|beigelegt tporben. gs lit iest nur nod
|eine Srage Der an5uipenbenoen We-
|tbooe. Sd fam nidt einieben, pes-
balb es nun nibt slt elmer i6neIell
Ginigung fommen jon, unb 1pesbalb
mir ilns iest nidt nit gr0Beren Sra-
gen in &orea belbaftigen iollen."
Gburbin auBerte bie optimiitilde
aniidt, baB nber 8elten boffnunss-
|bon neitere Gntpidlungen" abiparten
|moge, als er uno fonierpatipe Geoner
bor ibm auf slngriffe oes linfen Sill
|gels Der So3ialiiten unter Mneurin
gepans 5iibrung eesen 'oie nur bon
amerifanern gefiibrten Gerbanolun-
|gen in Hanmuniom antfporteten.
0rau Barbara Cattle, cine slnbGn-
|gerin 8enans i'm 8arlament, fragte
|gburhia in Ser 0ebatte, Oh es nibt
3eit tDdre, uoie Gerbanblungen Sol
oaten fort5unebmen lno iie 8oliti-
fern in Der bobiten sSnitans 5u iiber-
|geben".
Shanenoes @elG6ter erbob ii6 i'm
8altie, ols gburbin ant1portete, Die
8erbanolungen bdtten beiIere Musii6-
ten linter 8eneralleutnant @iIliam
&arriion als 2eiter ser aliierten 0e~
Legation in Banmllniom als lpenn
p5rau Cattle ii6 ielbIt freiuillig er-
bieten tpiirbe, bortbin gu eeben".
8or GburbiG batte Ser ltnterlefre=
tdr i'm auBe,1mirlilterium, slntbonp
Hntting, oem unterbauie Die Ser
| |ii6erling gegeben, England unteritiit-
sc riidbaltslos Sarrilons Stellung=
nabmen bel BEN 8erbanblungen. Sie
&onierpatiben begriiBten geuttings
gemerfltneen nit sSlbel, oie als slnt-
mort auf Sic &ritif Ser Sppoittion
lerfolgfen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-16
Nn Nsosfams MbreiIe

8ei alien Meinungsberibieoenbei
ten befannten ii6 aber bie Miniiter
5,i elmer einbeitliben Saltrng Mos-
fan geee,,iiber. sic famen nab elmer
StraBb,irger WeIbung bonn Z. bs.
oari1 therein, BOB Ole gegenipdrtige
ruiiiide Grieoensoffeniibe ni9t Sic
Mufgabe Der 8ereinigiing gang GU
ropas ,,nterbrehen barf.
Dieier BeidluB unterltiitte Sic bon
HrdIioent giienbo1per erfldrte Boli-
tit, bob ie6e angemeine 8eilegilng Der
Differen5en 5,piirben Olt uno @eIt Sen
Wosfau borigen 5atellitenitadten in
OIt-gliropa Die lreibeit geitatten
nrl1B, elmer tpeiter gefaBten el,ropai-
Iben Union beiantreten.
Dieie Marine tpi1rbe bem 9ert ei-
ner politiiden 8otidaft eingefiigt,
tpeIde bic AuBenminiiter Ser bier5ebn
Mitglieoerftanten oes gnropa-&ates
abfaBten. Der beIgilde MiBenminiiter
Saul ban 3eelanb bat oie Botibaft
Dem 11nterbaule bes &ates, ser Bera-
teitben 8eriannlIung, am Sreitag ,i,1-
terbreitet. gs miro bnrin feItgelegt,
odB Der guropn-&at Die @runbIage
fir aIIe @inigungsproiefte iein ion.
8an 3eelanb fritiiierte ben bon eli
tter Ronitituante I'M Mar5 angenom-
nlenen Blan, il1ter Dem feds Natio-
men cine politiide Union bilben iol-
len, als y,lnpraftiib". Diele ie6s
26noer Granfreih, 8eit- Deutid-
lanb, StaIien, 8elgien, &onanb unb
2uremburg ii1lb alle Mitglieber
6es @uropa-Mats. San 3eelanb per-
foht cine loiere syorm Der Union ourd
Den Mat uno uftter ginihluB Ser
Montan-llnion. Gum guropa-@at
geboren auBer ben iehs erp1bnten
2dn6ern england, Nortpegen, Shme-
ben, D6nemarf, SrIano, Silanb, Eiir-
Tel unb @riedenlanb.
ssn Der grfl1rullg ipltrbe 6abor ge-
tparnt, lid burh Die ruiiiihe Grie-
oensoffeniipe altf benz @ebiet Der 81.
nigungsbeitrebungen einihldfern 5it
Ialien. gs beiBt 6nriiber:
yWelbe l1ngetpiBbeiten aud bic
tpobre 8eoeutung elmer aniheinenoen
20iung unugeben nn0gen 10 fnnn es
feine Grage iein, bob bic Mufgabe,
europa 5n einigerl cine Mufgabe,
oie obne Miidiidt nuf cine ariegs6ro-
hung unternommen tpur6e nit
9tlit un6 @ntidie6enbeit 6urh9e-
fiibrt tper6en ntuB.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-16
3pafrreas in strakbnrg

Das @eiamtbiIo Der @eltIage lit 10
Dertuorret tpie ie. Dns M1tlelrnten
iiber Die rlifiihen Mbiidten gebt tpei-
ter. Giibrer i'm @eiten beriibern inn
nler mieoer, bob man iif ourh oie
Griebensgelten 6es &remIs niht ber-
tpirreii mno bon ben Nerteibigungs-
pldnen ablenfen Iaiie. Mber Die Wir-
flung Der ruiiiihen Shahaiige NOR
aud auf Der 3nianlnlenfnnft Der
tpeiteuropdiid]en MuBenminiiter nm
Derfennbar uno miro nod flarer in
griheinnng treten, 1penn Die bon
Mosfau erItrebte nnb bon gburhiIl
neuerbings befiiriportete 8iernlGbte.
aonferens tatiddlib 5uitar0e fomntt
&onpli5iert miro Die Gage biir1 Die
Borgdnae in Sit-Miien unter fommu-
niitiiher Megie itn6 Die berI1drftl
3nieipdltigteit in Sragen Der Mtlan-
tiiben gerteibigungs- -@emeinibaft
u1lb Der guropa-G0beration. Die
8erbanol1ingen iiber bieie Sragen ii,
Strabburg ibeinen feine epo6ema.
henoen yprtihritte iiber oie Ser.
banoluneen in 2iiiabon Dor iiber Ell.
mem Sabr bar5utiin.
gs banbelt iid) babel Inn bic @on.
ferer,5. Der fpelteurop1iihen MuBenmi,
i1ilter. Dieie beihIoB am perfloiienen
Mlitt1pob, ben gurop6ii1en Mat ar
Itdrfen, Inn bie girtigung guropas
IbneIler 5u erreihen. Cine engere
Berbinbung 5tDiihen Der Srganiia.
tion bon pier5ebn gfationen uno Dem
n&lein.guropa Der Wontan-ltnion
ion angeltrebt tperoen.
Granfreid, Deutihlanb, stalien
Belgien, &oIIanb uno 2urembnrg
bie bic Montan-l Union biloen, iinf
auf WitgIieber bes Stats nno baber
alle ben gg@ q -Bertrag (guropaiibt
gerteioigungs s@elneinibaft) unter.
seihnet.
Die politiide 1oberation lit bit
groBe Sssoee, Die alen boridmebt.
Die WiniIter 1pielen hire Stellper'
treter ON, rein Brograntm fir prot,
tiihe aftionen" 81, erltaperfen, bas
bon benz gnropa-&at bnrbgefiibr1
iperben fann 1ino Bis gum ndhiter
September borIiegen ioa.
aub billisten iie Die grrihtuna
zines permanenten Stats nod BEN
Wfuiter bes NNG9-Nats in Haris.
bdnit Die @egierungen NIT Der II
StraBburg geleilteten arbeit leidtei
in sSiibIung bIeiben f0nnen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-16
sn Siibuit-Niien

Die Goradnge in &orea traten in
letter 3eit einigermaBen in Sen Sin=
tergrltno angelibts Der greigniiie in
Siiboit-Aiien.
i Sort NOR in Dem iiebenidbrigen
&rieg I'M sSnoo=Gbina cine unertpar=
tete @enoung eineetreten. Als Ser
fentiGeibenoe aampfplat galt bisber
oas Heisgebiet bon Sonfing. Sanoi
lit bas Centrum Ser Gerteibigung,
fiir Die 5ranfrei6 ieine beiten Srlp-
pen eingelest bat. 8innen fur5em be-
rginnen Die 8auerregen, sic &anlpf-
banolungen auf Elm OtinbeituaB be-
lhranfen. Inn 10 iiberrai i6enber fam
Der ploblihe 8oritoB fommuniItii6er
Sruppeu in elmer oollig nelen &id)=
tllng.
3ns 3iel oieier slftion lpar SOS
biinn bepolferte 8erelano bon 2aos,
no on lid iuenig an bolen lit. IS liegt
auBerbalb oes &efrutierungsgebiets
oes Sreibeuters So Gbi Winb. Seine
gelpobner ibaren ii6, 1pie Stats
lefretar Dulles beri6tete, 1lm ibren
&onis, Der iid meieerte, bie beorobte
9anptltaot 2uang Brapang 81 oer-
lulien.
Die fran5olil6en 8eboroen baben
in oen letten @oben einen Gerteioi-
gungsperimeter orsuniltert. Geritdr=
flingen puroen auf Dem 2uftpeg fon=
5entriert. Ius 8aris iinb S5ilferufe
an Die tpeitliben gerbiinoeten ergau=
gen. Sic brauden Dor allem Grams
portflng5euge. Imerifanii6e 3uflb-
rem lollen beidlellnigt perben. 9ie
8riten iperoen glei6fails TIM, mas
lie f0nnen.
Die 8eunrlbieung IN oen ipeItli=
ben Sauptitabten erfl1rte ii6 bar-
aus, onB oie Mftion gesen 2aos ni6t
als elm ortli6es slblenfllngsmanoper
galt, lonoern als Sic ginleitltng zines
groberungs5ugs gegen Siio- -Iiien.
Die groberung bon 2aos niiroe cine
galis fir llnternebmungen gegen Oas
&onigreid Siam bilben, oas bier5u=
lanoe olrh bas Stiid n9be Sing anb
S" S popular gerna6t tpuroe. 9a5u fG-
me cine ssSnfiItration Der &epublif
girma, oie iib unter io5ialiltii6er
5iibrnng bisber gegen Hebelionen
5meier Sorten bon &ommuniiten CUR
Webr gelett bate.
SSn oieiem 3niamnlenbang iei on
Die @roberung Sibets burb bie rotten
Gbineien erinnert. Sbre gniiiGre mo-
den Die benabborten Simalapa-@es
biete nniider, oeren Baiie oen @eg
in Die inbiihe gbene eridlieBen. See
pol, Die &einat Der beriibmten Cur
fa-Batailone, Itebt ibnen i'm 8eg.
Sn Den an6eren @ren5gebieten miro
nit gifer miniert. 5a6fenner be-
baupten, baB babel Mosfau'er unb
Befinger Agenten einanber Sen Stang
ab5ulnufen berlu1en.
@as iih in aiien ereisnet unb BE-
poritebt, 1Dioeripridt SEN Sriebens-
tonen, bie StaIins gea1foIger anidIa-
gen. Man fragte iid), OF oie Mosfo-
piter europa beibmihtigert, n1breno
Der Sdauplas Der Sanolung berlegt
tnirb.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-16
Sn Banmnniom

Der Beipinger Gunofunf fiinoigte
am Samstag an, oaB Die fommunilti,
Ihen 8oribldge in oen Gerbanolun.
.gen BON Banmuniom uoen 8affen,
ltiuitano in greifbare gtdbe seriidi
baben".
Im 9onnerstag botten Die Hoten
Elm 8rogramm bon a6t 8unften fit
BEN Iustalib Ser @efangenen l,nter.
breitet, nit Ser grfldrung, oaB bie
Mniierten ertipeoer alles ,annebmen
ooer ablebnen miiBten. Die Saupt.
foroerune, Die tie iteaten, ging oabin.
baB Die a9tunobier5igtauien @efan.
genen, bie li6 ipeigern, llnter bic font
muniitiibe Serricbaft 5llriid5ufebren,
ni6t aus &orea in elm nelttrales 2anh
geibidt lueroen, ionoern in &oreo
6leiben fonnen uno unter Die Sbbu1
e.ner Hepatriierungsfommiliion bon
fiinf Nationen 8olen, Sidebo-
Slomafei, Sdypeoen, Sbmei3 unb
Snoien geItellt tperoen.
Sic tpiiroen bon Truppen bieler
flint Nationen iibertpabt uno iollter
iie iih na6 bier Monaten inlner nod
itrduben, in Die Seirnat 5nriid5ufeb.
rem, ion iiber ibr Sdidial bon elmer
politilden aonferen5 entldieOen per.
ben.
General @iaianl &arriion, Ser 9e.
legationsfiibrer Der Mliierten, gab 5u
beriteben, Dab bas Sberfommanoo
oielen 8oriblag nidt annebrnen tper.
De, neil er feline enbgiiltige 2oIrng"
entbalte. Nad Weloungen bonn ber-
floiienen Dienstag ertpartet man, baB
aIliierte @egenborihldge enolid 81
elmer ginigltng fiibren iperoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-16

lde Jreibeit i'm Saar-@ebiet iinter'
oriidt ipirb.
Sranfreih bot fir Die llnter5eih'
nung Der &onbentionen bic 8e6irt.
.gung geiteIt, oaB iie aud non Der
Saar-&egierrng iinteraeibnet sper6eu
miiiien iDdbreno Bonn bieie Jor6e,
rnng abgelebnt bat. SotpobI Haris
als aub Bonn erblifen in Der Infer.
5ei6nung bic Inerfennmng Der Sreit.
ning oes Saar-@ebiets bon Deiitih-
lnno.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-16
Mnsfidten Der beutiden gertrGge


Nus Bonn meloete am Sreitag oie
~Mn GreB": Nad mebrtpohigen pos
litil6en Manopern binter Sen &uIii-
ien lit es nod Ser Mitteilllng bon
8eamten gelungen, Sen @eg fir Die
ponitdnoige &atifi5ierung oes glro-
paii6en 8ebrbertrags frei5ulegen.
&einbolo Waaier, Der MiniIterpr1.
iioent pon @iirttembers 9aben, Ser
inn 8unoesrnt, Dem Sberbans Des
Barlaments, oie entibeioenben 5tim.
|men fontrolIiert, bot ii6 bereit erfl1rt.
Die Ibitimmrng am 90. Wfai borneb.
men 5u laiien.
Waier fontrolliert flint 5tin1nler
unter Sen ahtunboreiBig Wtitglieoern
oes 8unoesrats, uno es iparen bieie
|fiinf Stimmen Coon @iirttemberg-
gaben), 0ie am "a. Mpril Sen Mus.
ldlag gaben, ais beibloiien tplirbe.
Die Ibitimmung iber ben General.
bertrag 1lno ben 8ebrbertrag 5u Der.
idieben, Biz bas 8unoesgeridt iiber
Die eini6ldgige 8erfaiirngsfrage emf.
| l6ie0en bot.
8unbesfan5ler 9loenaner batte oa.
ourh einen Hiidiblag erIitten. 4ber
iebt bat Waier Dem aan5ler Die gu.
| Ili6erung eegeben. baB Der 8unbesra1
am %. Nai bie, beiben Mrtifel ser
gertr1ge billigen miro, bie ieine 3u.
Itimmung erbeiihen. Sic be5ieben iid
auf einifldsise Jinan5frogen. Snbe.
5ug auf Oie anoeren 8eitimmunger
Ser 8ertr1ge ipirb Der 9unbesrat elm.
lfad anfiinoigen, baB ct bageger
Inibts ein5uipenSen bat. Die Gegie.
rung batte iib bon oornberein a,ti
oen Stanopunft geitelt, baB oielt
8eitimmunsen nidt Ser Gatifi5iernnQ
our6 ben 8unoesrat 1tnterliegen. 8
Ser bonn 8olf ertpabIte 8unoestac
bat beioe 8ertrdge bereits ratifisiert
uno naf) Der 9fatifi5ierung i'm Bun.
Ioesrat miro 8eit-0eutidlano Ser er.
lite Stant iein, Ser Sen G88 -8ertrao
ratifi5iert bat.
9ie 3ufunft oieler Gertrdge bleibi
trotoem nod 1lngeiuiB. Die So5ial
oemofratiibe Bartei min ii1 an oas
gnnoesgeri6t lpenoen 1lnb oen Mn.
trag ltellen, bob Die Gertrdge fir I'M.
giiltig erfldrt tperben, 1ueil bie Bun.
oesperfaiiung ausoriidlih Die 8etpaff.
nung 0euti6lanos berbietet.
Iub in sSranfrei6 lit Der @ebr.
pertras nod in Ser Sdlpebe, tpeil
eine ltarfe SppoIition in ser Natio.
understanding INNER nod Dor be1
8epaffnung Seutiblanos 5uriid,
| lbreft.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-16
gbnrdulls Dptirnismns

Mod Dor bieier neueIten @erbung
erfl6rte gbnrhiII i'm britiihen I'M
terbaufe, 6nB BEL ben @affenitin.
itan6sberbanolungen in &orea cine
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-16
NDsfan nnb Oit-0entIdlanb

Nah Wosfan'er MeIoungen bonn
8. bs. beroffentlihte oie ruiiiibe Hrei-
ie etnen Eelegrammaustauih 5ipiiden
Wfiniiterprdiibent @eorgi SO. Malen-
(5ortlebune auf g. 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-16
Die Saar-Trage

Mmf Der Gogesoronlng itano 1ie
l1nteraeidniing BON flint eltropaiiden
&onbentionen. sic tpuroen an ben
SbInB Der Engesoronlng geiett, Inn
6em fran5ofiiben MuBenminilter
Georges Bioault unb Dem bentiden
fs.MuBenminiiter Walter SnnItein
@elegenbeit al geben, al elmer Ser
ftdn6igling al fonmen iiber Die Saar.
Grnge.
Bonn bat in einem Menfpran6um
Ian bic MitgIieoer 0es Hats oie @e-
iduloigung erboben, bob Die politi-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-16
For Ending OF Air POuOn British Government Planned For Neglect

Re vskiclss rrubiem q uirkisr.
A vakt upsaree h. ruad tralIir g.
icscd ths ED q Easal.as rsfioa.ag
IN tssa and q kasnt stoprca pet
ExAassi fsmss hanE h a~ros
city sfrrsts and ~ une has yrt
thuzxhi e uay D. sh.h thrm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-16

I~hers . ksEing zeal fsre ! pari
e - kuuseAnla traeitton.
2 Smokeless Eunes are belns
SCI - Ia in8astraal and rommsF.
zeal AREAS Inside these Eones. no
laciaTy a. ofIice hloek Il psrma
ted b heleh smoke. las rlan hal
wcrked wen = the proxtnret.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-16

LONDON m maoF. fAa Nma
4 reas4. 3ez dsaing smog. :
Wmr KamemNfa. wAn vivid }
rnmamhaF iasl De<emheTsa g.
80 d3alh re-. aFs nooalng news.
napnr axaTa ama paEamNn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-16

thruugh - Natisnnl HsaiiA ssrv-
iee.
MsdiEal mEn sag i8Ht wlmaars
nmoan klaa aFoand u - parNna.
moal u EAem lmfsmas e. cd pegge.
The nessrnm9nl ID prshn9 Ghane
6eafha go -Kraweni mrwsmey.
But Homa efilles aay tha sgs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-16
OF Deaheg Yellow Smog In London Brings Demands For Ending

mem1eFs wllh letters They e.
mnna amieh aetlnm 10 snd uelm,
linn e lha air beiars sisters -
mrns i ne ahFoalealehlna $50
Laa1 week the M1wmEmmena ~.
nuneea 81 brllsns 80 hesr,
81 ma9 dlaeasen wuuid ha -.
plled wiih free amaw maakn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-16

suurcas: faeierias. hnmes and vs
haeiea
Lnndun h xying - CT dcws
ehimney smaka IN to waya
lnls eaccuragisg factprses sns
koasahasaers b inktal elfiCienl
Aenting systems uxsag smoksiesl
81. That's nes easy IN BrtiAin
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-16

guGtzna thlngs dona. - n sept
%. tAey charge. tie amoa lnqalry
commtsxiua I'D hei6 oaly cns
mextina.
Any attack om amo3 must ~
q sigw-and eoslly-hussness.
AimospAerie pollmfipm In . ID
city Genes from three maiE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-16

erzmezi . appru0eh - amoM h4f
- neaa neafiy urNemt enmaA
Ihey say ths sesernmen1 ail3E
announ<ing i wu4ld go ~ a. -.
qmiry eDmmiAatun. tnnk aax manans
b nnme li1 memhsrs.
TAey axNmMe ao8awmmenf imsai
res 81 beng mutnFs0ualy kow d
Evening star., 1953-09-01
WI Grid Prospects Uncertain
To Coach Despite Big Squad
By Bob Honson
(Another in a Series.J

The football situation at
Washington-Lee High School
this year is similar to that at
Fairfax new coach. q new
system and a tough schedule.
So when the schools face each
other September IL in the open
ing game of the Northern Vir-
ginia Group y League, the
result may have a far-reaching
effect on how the two teams will
make out during the remainder
Of the season.
Bob Waldorf, brother of Lynn
Waldorf. head football coach at
the University Of California, is
taking over the duties at WI
this year after seven years as
head coach at a high school in
Battle Creek, Mich. Assisting
him is Chappie Marvin. back
field coach. who came here with
Waldorf from Battle Creek:
Mike Millen. line coach. and
Harvey Shipman, Junior varsity
coach and scout. The latter two
formerly played football at
George Washington University.
Organizing Large Squad.
Waldorf has 86 boys working
out but will cut this number to
about 65, including the junior
varsity. later this week. He in
tends to use the T-formation
with a balanced line. but at the
present has done little along
those lines because Of the task of
organizing the large group.
I'VE have good material" he
said, land most Of them are big
and fast. but we don't hope to be
ready for our opening game.
There is still too much to be
done in the way of organization
and time is running out.
Our most pressing need is
Evening star., 1953-09-01
|Supermorket Gets
5000 Tickets to
|VH0novu Contest
By the Asseeiesed Press

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. L.
Philadelphia football lovers will
be able this fall to acquire grid
tickets along with their weekly
ration Of bacon and eggs
thanks to q, plan worked out by
villanova College and the Amer
ican Stores Co.
Sales Manager Spencer s.
Heaney of American Stores an
nounced yesterday his food firm
had arranged the purchase Of
10000 tickets for the Villanova-
Georgia game-deScribed as the
biggest single sale Of it's kind in
the history of the college sport.
The game will be played the
night Of September 10 at huge
Municipal Stadium.
Heaney said the 10000 tickets
purchased by his company will
be distributed to the firms IA
stores and supermarkets in the
greater Philadelphia area as part
of a merchandising scheme.
Through the plan, said Bud
Dudley, Villanova athletic direc-
tor. it is hoped all 103, 900 seats
in the stadium will be filled.
Evening star., 1953-09-01
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE. Sept. Base
ball. instead of football, has been
injected for a change into the
seating situation at Baltimore's
Municipal Stadium.
Recent worries about the num-
ber of seats in the stadium,
which is undergoing reconstruc-
ton, have been all about foot
ball because of the Baltimore
Colts. The Colts have a game
scheduled there September 20, an
exhibition against the Washing
ton Redskins, and it has been
doubtful that enough seats would
be ready.
Now, because of baseball, a
temporary court order was OBJ
tained yesterday restraining the
contractor from tearing out any
more seats. Yesterday the con-
tractor started removing about
5000 wooden seats from the
lower deck in order to start work
on a section of the upper deck
Verbal orders from Mayor
D'Alesandro to stop the seat
Evening star., 1953-09-01
BY the Assoeioted Press

OXFORD, Miss, Sept. l.
Coach Johnny Vaught has be-
gun his quest for talent to fill
the almost jinxed quarterback
berth in Mississippi's split-T
offense.
The post was filled in fine
style last year by Jimmy Lear,
who engineered Ole Miss to an
unbeaten season and a Sugar
Bowl bid. But Lear was gradu-
ated in the spring.
Vaught had a fine freshman
prospect in young Tommy
Spiers, who subbed for Lear most
of the season and even saw ac-
ton in Mississippi's PAT losing
effort against Georgia Tech in
the Sugar Bowl. But Spiers quit
school and married.
Evening star., 1953-09-01
Frick, Lewis Clear
Misunderstanding
BY III. Assoeiosed Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.--All was
sweetness and light today be-
tween Commissioner Ford Frick
and j. Norman Lewis, the newly
hired attorney for major league
baseball players.
Apparently deciding to change
his tactics, Lewis called a press
conference yesterday and an
nounced that he and Frick had
met privately last Friday, "elim-
mating all personal misunder-
standings"
Although Frick refused to
enter into any controversy with
Lewis last week. the lawyer ac-
cused the commissioner of in
sulting the players by closing the
doors of the major leagues Elk.
ecutive Council to him. 49,.
Il am satisfied that everything
will proceed on a smooth scale
from now on" he said. THE
commissioner and are very in
tent at arriving at some solutions
of players problems There
is no more acrimony. !"
Evening star., 1953-09-01
Baseball HuIts Stadium Work.
Making Colts Problem Worse

removal apparently were ignored.
and the court order was obtained.
1t was charged that the seat
ing capacity of the stadium would
be far below the needs of the
Baltimore Orioles baseball team
if the club gets in the Inter-
national League playoffs. as
seems likely.
The stadium work already is
a month behind schedule. The
new delay poses a real problem
for the Colts.
WESTMINSTER, Md, Sept. /
P.-The Baltimore Colts last
night announced the trimming
of Quarterback Bob Kilfoyle and
End John Davis from their
squad.
Kilfoyle, a. Cincinnati product
who starred at John Carroll Uni
versity, and Davis, University of
Tennessee standout from Paris,
Tex, both were trying for first
year berths with the pro club.
Their release left the Colts
with 43 players. 10 above the
league limit.
Evening star., 1953-09-01

Whatever you do, don't make
the mistake of chipping the ball
so that it rolls most of the way.
Figure on a certain amount of
roll, but not too much. For
instance, with a 7-iron, chip
the ball about Is feet and figure
on another Is feet of roll.
Swing smoothly and unhur-
riedly, making sure that both
hands ride along with the shaft
of the club. Don't let the head
OF the club come up but keep
it as low to the ground as pos
sible as in Illustration B.
When chipping l try to place
the ball where I will get an up
Hill putt. / don't want down.
hill putt if I can help it, be-
cause if / miss it l am apt to
have another putt of about the
same distance coming back. So
l check the green carefully be-
fore playing.
From Power Golf. by Ben Hogan. Copy
right, 194S. A. s. Barnes & Co, Inc.
(Rcleased by the Bell Syndicate. Incl
Evening star., 1953-09-01

more depth at the end positions
and at guard, also a good break
away runner in the backfield."
The linemen returning from
last year appear at this stage to
be reasonably good. At ends are
Skip Notes, a letterman, Paul
Quintus and Jim Quill, all good
sized boys. Chris Plain and Dick
Raines, also lettermen and both
over 200 pounds, have a good
start at the tackle positions at
this point.
Five guards are in contention
for starting berths. Vernon Seese,
Bill Swift, John Hitchcock, all
juniors; John Davey and Paul
Cundiff. The latter is a fast 160-
FOUNDER and is a transfer stu
dent from Marietta, Ohio, where
he played varsity football last
year.
Two lettermen, Bruce New