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Evening star., 1954-09-21


about winning the Maryland BIZ
County League football cham
pionship.
Sadusky. former line coach at
George Washington University,
has only five experienced players
out of squad of 35, and of that
number only one was a regular
last year.
These boys aren't ready and
probably won't be for another
couple of years." Sadusky says.
We're green and will make mis-
takes. The only hope is that
they profit by it. If so, maybe we
can build up a more formidable
team in a few years."
The lone returning regular is
Justin Shocks, 6-foot-2, 180-
pound tackle. John Hesforth and
Bob Tucker, a pair of 5-foot- 10,
l45-pound ends, have had some
experience. Halfback Bob Roman
and Fullback Divk Everhardt also
saw some action last year. The
remainder of. the squad is un-
tested.
Dave Bowie, 6-foot-1 and 165
pounds, and Bill Boyle, about
the same size, are guard candi-
dates. Both are up from the
Jayvees. John Press, 5-foot-10,
ITO pounds, also is working out
at guard along with Pete Sclavou-
nos. Tackle Bob Cavaness, End
Bill Wilson, and Center Bill
Campion are other promising
line candidates.
Working in the single wing
backfield along with Roman and
Eyerhardt will be several new
comers. Tom harrington. 5-foot-
10. 145 pounds, is a quarterback
Evening star., 1954-09-21
Fifth Victory Proves
.Doser Has Range Of
Mid-AtIantic Courses

Clarence Doser is finding the
range of tine Middle Atlantic
courses late in his first season
as a member of this sections
PGA.
The Woodmont pros four
under-par SO in the Pro-Mem-
ber tournament at Fort Meade
yesterday marked the fifth time
in his last seven competitive
rounds of golf that Doser either
has won or tied in the pro
sweepstakes.
In his last seven outings he
has had 67 at Fountain Head
in Hagerstown, SIS at Bonnie
View in Baltimore, 72 at East
Potomac, 68 at Suburban in Bal
timore and 68 yesterday. His
non-winning performances were
a II at All View in the Howard
County Open, and a 76 at Rolling
Road.
Wins by Stroke.
Doser needed his 68 to top
Corpl. Bill Maca, assistant pro
at the host club and the I'd Army
champion. who had a SO. Clare
Emery of Washington G&CC
and Charley Bassler of Rolling
Road were next with 70s among
the pros.
1t was a big payday for Doser.
who won the pro-member play
with Capt. c. H. Kozlow with
a best ball of 81, 10 under par,
and tied for second with Capt.
c. r. Otterburg. They had IS,
as did Frank Invernizzi of Bal
timore and Capt. j. F. McDon-
aid.
Four teams had 66s, Fred Boil
ton Of White Flint and Sergt.
Paul Deckard: Emery and Col.
w. M. Jefferson. Billy Buppert
OF Woodmont and Corpl. M. A.
Goldenberg, and Bob Hopkins
OF Woodmont and Pvt. j. M.
Friedman.
Pvt. Skies Low Gross.
Low gross among the men,
bers went to Pvt. Dan Skies with
a IL and low net to Corpl. Gold
enberg with 77-10-67.
Next week Emery will be host
at Washington C. & C. c.. with
each pro to bring one partner
and play with one WASHINGTON
member.
Evening star., 1954-09-21

a friend on
the P &C if ic
Coast yester-
day declaring
t h e n e x t
manager of
the Senators
will be Char
ley Dresser,
former man.
ager of tn e
Dodgers who
piloted Oak
land this sea-
SOn n q
Yankees ar e
Evening star., 1954-09-21

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-Bill
Dewitt, assistant to General
Manager George Weiss of the
Yankees, received a letter from
Evening star., 1954-09-21

are SO badly
crippled they
C o u Id blow
their opening
game to the
Colts of Bal
timore next
Sunday.
To tell the
tr u t h, t h e
ReQSklnS did
look brittle as
t h e injuries
Dilpd I'm h,It
t h e y're no
worse off than
Evening star., 1954-09-21
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Evening star., 1954-09-21

II you've wondered or worried
about the physical condition of
the Redskins you should see the
visiting Los Angeles Rams. They
Evening star., 1954-09-21
Sodusky Looks Two Years Ahead
B-CC, With One Regular Back,
Isn't Regarded as Title Threat
BY Bob Honson

According to Coach AL Sadus-
ky. Bethesda Chevy Chase will
have to wait at least two years
before it can even begin to think
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Evening star., 1954-09-21
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Kodiak mirror., 1954-07-24

Charles Rutkowski, former ly of Kodiak, has returned and will make Kodiak his home from now on. He originally built the present building occ- upied by MIRROR and in the old day it was known as the "Cheechauko Club" He also built four homes benind the present ERROR building.
 In January 1942, Rutkowski the Home Guard which in the early days of the late war was an organization that everyone belonged to. Jack Ahlman was his first Lieutenant.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-07-24
labor Day Three Day celebratiou

A three day celebration is in store for Kodiak on the Labor Day week end to be sponsored by St. Marys' Catholic Church on the 4th. 5th and 9th of September.
 The Saturday program in cludes a Soap Box Derby and a model Airplane and model Boat Races during the after noon. The first day of the three day celebration would terminate with a huge Labor Day Ball held at the Elks Club
 The second day would be given over to games of all types. A big Pinnochle Tourn ment a Canasta Tournament, a Cribbage Tournament and Sc rabble Tournament. There vii be wheels and ball losses, bal looms, fancy hats and canes just everything to make this Labor Day one to be remem. bered.
 On Labor Day, Monday Sep tember 9th, a parade is plann- ed, a bicycle relay racc with teams of youngsters participa ing. all the kids races, the plat form contests. real speed boat races. a big Bar-B-Que out of doors, and a boat parade in the channel. Prlzes will be offered for the best decorated boat. A band on the water to lead the procession, just one thrillafter another.
 Remember the dateand plan to spend the three day holiday in Kodiak.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-07-24
Csatinusd frem l,aae . ene

Csntinusd from page cRe money in Fadaoff's wallet as they drank together. He also divulged the information as to where he was tied up and, the name of his boat to the man
 The local police received a call at 1920 am from Mary Fadaoff that her husband was bleeding to death down on their boat having fought with their drinking partner of the afternoon. Officer John Bouc- her drove to the dock in the city ambulance and found Fadaoff in a very serious con- dition and removed him to the hospital.
 According to Fadaoff! he and his wife left the bar early in the evening and went to their boat. to retire. lie was awakened by a dis turbance in che cabin of the boat and found Boyd going through his trousec pockets. As he got out of the upper birth in which he was sleeping, he was knocked unconscious by a. blow on the head from an eight inch draw knife in the hands of his as. sailanI. Mary was awakened by the scuffle and immediately ran out of the boat to the nearest phone and the police.
 In the mean time the sailor had left the scene and return, ed to the base where he was picked up by Navy Intelli- gence and held for questioning He had blood on his clothing and confessed to the crime.
 Boyd is being charged with burglary on a boat, theft, strong arm robbery and as- sault with a deadly weapon.
 Later questioning of the Fadaoffs' revealed that $50 was taken from Eds wallet and $30 from Mary,s pocket book.
 Boyd is being arraigned early next week for the d. legged assault
Kodiak mirror., 1954-07-24

JOhs I;nhons and John F'.' cher have ,naie an agreenae'' whereby the Shopper will wait until the last movie is over be- fore it makesits f nal trip
Kodiak mirror., 1954-07-24
NOTICE

The Informal Group of Christian Scientists meet for Sunday services in the main floor of the Bank Building every Sunday at II am.
 Sunday School is held at the same hour.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-07-24

FOR SALE-l bedroom house on Potato Patch Lake, furn. For further information call 4544 evenings or 3551 days.
 7-24 St
Kodiak mirror., 1954-07-24

FOR SALE -3 room house con pletely furnished, in cludjng refrig., washer, also curtains. lamps. $340O. Call 0-271 on week days 8 to 5.
 6-24 2t
Kodiak mirror., 1954-07-24

FOR SALE July 30-Late1951 4 door Mercury Sports sedan with only IF, 500 miles. In excellent condition. R. H& overdrive. Priced at approx imately west coast blue book value. call POOP or 2054. 7-3 St.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-07-24

FOR SALE electric portable sewing machine. Repairs on all makes of sewing ma chimes Write Sewing Ma chine ;san, P. o. Box 37l. Kodiak. If.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-07-24

FOR SALE-heuse on Mission Road, outside city limits. Phone 4381 Monday thru Friday, after 5 pm.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-07-24

FOR SALE-house on Mission Road, just inside city limits. Phone 438t week days after 5 pm.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-07-24

FOR SALE - 1853 Nashua trailer house 23 it., modern Terms, payments less than rent. See Bob Benson, Pratss trailer ct. Mill Bay Rd. TIT 2t
Kodiak mirror., 1954-07-24
nAsEs 2

gre not too fa ...c.ct ana ng..: indications are that the jail will be a city pr oIem shortly.'
Kodiak mirror., 1954-07-24

FOR SALE-1953 36' (Ameri- ean) Trailer, excellent con dition. Phone 4594 7-24 It
Kodiak mirror., 1954-07-24

FOR SALE-Open house, the. new mahogney front house across from the new school. We'll be open for inspection l pm to 4 pm Sunday. Phone 4272 7-24 It
Kodiak mirror., 1954-07-24

FOR SALE-Webster Chicago 3 speed record player. $60. Call 2272 7-24 1t.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-07-24

FOR SALE-Kenmore semi automatic washing machine, Kenmore vacuum cleaner, Chest of drawers, platform rocker, electric fan. Also 19522 door Chev. sedan, deluxe. Phone 4291.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-07-24

CROOKED ISLAND FARMS Can supply fresh whole milk to a limited number of customers. Daily home de- livery. Contact truck driver or a card in the 20 Al Nixon
 6-26 IF
Kodiak mirror., 1954-07-24

FOR SALE-1946 Dodge Club coupe, good cond. $575 cash. See at 9DA base. Randolph.
 TIT 2t
Kodiak mirror., 1954-07-24

FOR SALE-1949 Chevrolet club coupe deluxe, R & fl
 $700. Call 4582 or contact Charles Hendricks. TEA It
Kodiak mirror., 1954-07-24
FOR SALE-2 bedroom

FOR SALE-2 bedroom, 5 room house, gas stove,
 washer, dryer, refrigerator,
 living, dining, bedroom furniture. $500 down. Call 44s3. Must sell before Tues day. Also 2 pieces Bergman woman's luggage, never used, one $10, one $20. 24-1t
Kodiak mirror., 1954-07-24
11ssifiejs

FOR SALE - l2O bass ac-
 oriian. child's size. good condition. Phone 3364 after $ pm. 7-24 1t
Kodiak mirror., 1954-07-24

WANTED - job caring for children, preferably pre- school age. Contact Mrs. Floyd Patton, Lamme apart ments, Hillcrest Ave.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19

Editor: very in reprint editorial
from the winstonsalem JOURNAL the
paper.
While interest many sources reason
for special interest that the teachers who
Forsythe County IN c. school participating a
ject Minneapolis Mime
apois Public Schools and Minneapolis League
During their weeks stay practically
schools rA meetings with them
and the like learned result
terraca activity through the
seeing the things may nearly approximate
20 20 vision.
In the perfect example of
dishonest journalism that unfortunately
southern white when writing
is true and readily acknowledged by the Urban
interested in the adjustment problems
Minneapolis from
by WistonSaem standards either vcousy
idea
made report addressed Minneapolis the
hosts have Judging from the
reports based
they feel that Negro vocational school
hckayingts better Negro
school with all of its facilities
al honesty will enable determine
school experience
by all felt
PEELED 10
schools OF Minneapolis a challenge the
Thus the southern white
teachers stating that Minneapolis
and the Negro teacher that challenge
The ingredients white supremsts present
this poontha only white
Negroes
These Winston Salem JOURNAL
editorial and they should editorial
Sincerely Yours shelton
Minneapolis Urban League. November Is 1854.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19

Certainly home is where the heart ought
The Messenger Manassas,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19
frpc ENFORCEMENT BY COURT RULING DISCUSSED

Editor The draft
Employment Practices contains provisions
and sanctions which
violation thereof the imposing penalties
sponsors the bill state that they
bill with power
opinion how procedures
adopted One advanced
having uoas OF recommendations ordered by judge punished
contempt opposite penal
violations Of orders a msdemor.
significant approaches Punish
ment for contempt
enable
entitled to
branch of The thrust punishment
sentiay but not exclusively the
and for the knowledge
say
novel and probably untred
am of the strong persuasion that the primary objective
drafting and enacted bill respect
for the statute enacted
needs to be a penal provision n he
Not that
rather a
sanctions
pected We
the legislature
to punish for contempt
That right power very
the constutonay egisavey
must focus attention obtaining those
will insure respect for and obedience
have acquaintance with
for its enforcement the the punishment
for contempt, for the violation the
One of the doing in
lance would Immediately shift primary respect
for the law to for the srespect
no hidden or obique
enforcement provisions seeking
to
of the society to declare to be policy society
interest to discriminate
creed religion national willing
be used when Sincerely yours Howard
nett Minnesota State Conference MACE legal redress committee
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19
Here ! Am, A Man.

Il soldier" Negro newspaper
weeks "because-here
wanted. needed and
For of yearsmlitary protested
armed forces could not be
the at the could
population To the
of these military the armed
of the most problem packed of
segregation.
report Secretary of
Defense Manpower
allNegro units in the
And the report adds significantly that the
has advanced rapidly than
quarters, there
This the observations newspapers
basic training.
Has the armed ability
under authority? chang
attitudes Americans younger
Our would be that
emphasis the latter Discipline compliance
certain lip compel
relationships between dwelling eating together
working and fighting together
Something has been happening this something
prompted desegrated training
post to voice the hope that Older Americans
another and tradition
Christian Science MONITOR
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19
Criminals, Nervy and Brainy

young marveing escap
youth had finally landed behind the
that friend actually jailed guy
what called his nerve"
they call nerve We've heard the brains
jailed individual is supposed 10 have,
day lot unfortunate people
afou OF the law With exceptions them had the
which including friend thought
Actually in books they dummies"
II doesn't take trouble
make living be said
ing obey the law stay trouble
What trying s take brains"
jailrather takes portion
The attributes which young
intelligence In the youth who awhrcaker
OF each
ccnsure
frightened to death OF Senator Mccarthy
The Senate least Watkins
inquire against Mccarthy support against
o committee
Of the Brotherhood Sleeping
his last week Come Phil
terrain great mani
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19
Wofch Thor Horsepower

okahomas traffic accident
the year reflect significant
10 speed
When automobile highway piles into a
fixed object such bridge
that the drivers speed complete
his machine
This increase single accidents
the additional horsepower that will be available
their accelerators doored habitualy
The changes that viii be forthcoming
eoAued radical intense
competition the industry sharp
horsepower And enough are man
kn themselves horsepower presently available
daily okI-aHoNAN (okiAhsma Cyl
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19
We Apparently Made A Mistake

In Lord the DFI attorneygen
approach which the NAAcP makes In obtaining full
Negroes and other minoes Lords position is SO
OF other principal leaders the DT party Minnesota
that momentarily we were literally noored
Never during the contact paper It
did the civil rights enumerated
suspected certainly endorsement
this newspaper before the Nov elections
the subject mistaken as we
they right which the
candidate who Its endorse
mel
candidates has had the
the bulk Minnesota Negro voters and the whites
been because It's leaders
advocates of establishing sound civil
rights in this state and nation.
The retiring attorney general Republican stalwar
the NAACP and president OF
became He has faeed
advocacy rights for all citizens regardless Of creed
very president the MACE the
thinks the difference be-
tween the attitudes OF the two
Lords position of the fact
Mranery and
NAAcP Supreme Court levels to
implement Constitution It's civil rights sections
Humphrey politically
Miles Lord viii probably have has worked closely with
the NAAcr The NAAcP makes direct attack on inequalities
rights violations cannot be cured
Mr. Lord have read the 80
times the NAcp has had to 80 to the highest court in the land OBJ
Negro citizens He surely knows that In May 1854 the
Supreme issued tho historic decision which extended to
Negro school children relief from the OF Jim Grow Mr. LORD
thinks going court TO protect rights the NAACP looking
belief the
judicial branch which to the
citizens justice when all other failed to do
Right and plead guilty being taken I'm by Miles
thought wake
that political opportmis willing TO
the the DF but unwilling 10 support the civil rights
gram OF the party
attorney position the nd
n legislation this
legislation the rights
minority citizens would normally be ns
unendy full civil rights position
stymie the efforts the legislature
II Is TO make final judgement OF Miles Lord This
admitting disappointment
position doubt pursued him viii considerable
to the DF and its leaders both the state
the national level
political candidate with confidence through the
that apparently in the Miles Lord
made grcvious, dangerous
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19
President Tubmun's Visit To Georqio

salute contemporary Murphy publisher
the AFRO AMERICAN Baltimore
y informing President Tbman Of Liberia TO the feelings of
Negroes regarding his visit Georgia is the native
Tubmans mother emigated
1872 Had the invitation
Tlmadge would have been afont Negro this
According TO Drew Pearson, President Tubman will
University
guest of Governor Tamadge The refusal Taadge invitation
President Tubman however polite be- amounts TO snub
book and should Tamadge probably
influenced to extend the invitation would entepng
Negro citizens OF Georgia who felt that invitation extended
head OF another nation visit should be through its Chief
Executive The motive therefore but the
Otherwise would interesting distressing.
president republic
wonders he would attempted maintain jim
would he extended all of the to which the head
another nation entitled We that he would
precipitating
this country almost mandatory President
Tubman should not accept Tamadges invitation.
The nation probably debt gratitude
advising President Tubman not Tamadges invitation
visit the
Chief Executive for accepting All well that ends well Car
oina durham. N. o. TIMES
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19

Every year penalty buying plates
buy year
actually late Seems 1855 plates
1854 shouldn't have penalty cokeyed
we think.
Sonny sonnesyn Hennepn
long interesting
article he spared words individuals viewing the COP shamb
of the day after election.
the editorial Alan McIntoh
Bjornson
think HH presidential timber the Demo-
HH personally with
he is Humphreys Fabian socialism"
you may, people
Alan thinks well of the thinking the
people of Minnesota.
A lady % why always
pred when somebody calls Mister Landsa didn't think
anybody noticed calls
this the 10 called
and that despite the fleeing
the widening still completely used
being called Newman"
Familiarity by
admit like it. Calling fellow by his first
him time much
acquaintance call Mister" We Immediately
defensive remember what had happened to make long
subscriber putting handle
name.
dvdua always good instances midst
social and public
thing under ordinary
can leave the handle off, as far as we are concerned
Condentay had just be introduced Editor"
Newman The cumbersome editor title when used like that Doctor
puts quite the side Just plain old Cecil Newman
Newman the editor is good enough for
got starting Thompsons
My Fathers Three
with Miss Thompson trip to the land Of
Published by Doubleday Company
present nice addition library purchased
Powers, Donadsons departments
These stores regular advertisers this Cecil Newman
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19
THE VENGEANCE or FARLEY
National Grapevine In the Chicago Defender

The travelling political grapevine Washington
this behind the young
hand carrying
the grave his FDR.
It's said that Big Jim whispered spelnan
behind spemsn ago
u Big influence
strong Roosevelt for
the gbenatoral
q champ.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19
Free To Criticize"

Every in while public ofceholder
because the act
performed by the officer holder,
That's why interested ruling recently
Illinois circuit judge The judge against
the Chicago Tribune, and said, dismissng
The be public Everyone who
employment of hay
his mentioned in connection with
should only be permitted
Amer
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19

who he s good citizen and does not
Chester A. Franklin In the X. G.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19
ONE POSITION ON STATE FEpc LAW

Editor In to the indca
attitude relative
powers FEPC legislation:
Let that organization many
fought for the
times the legislation had
qlate enforcement
the active forefront in the fight legislation
such legislation opportunities
minority who had denied
JUDGE bgory and discrimination This
primary We realize
there recatrants
through For these
of legal machinery in with American constitutional
which bring individuals
their employment policies We believe that
result 1t for FEPc legislation positive
educational the problem
suaion possible short of imprisonment
make him the light and finally regularly
situted of
Jurisprudence and then order thing
to mee such punishment accomplish purposes
FEPC-Sncerely, Hubert
UNI Rights ov