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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-07
Maintaining a Perspective

NEWSPAPER reporters teleyision
recording crews, radio, analysts and
othcrs have been HI Farmgiie since last
THURSDAY after it got noised around the
United States that Prince Edward County
had chosen ~ have no school system in
preference 10 dcseYregattd system De
spite the soothn9 and carefully concilia-
tory words Of the Supreme Court in It's
edict Of May 81 We know the NAACP viii
push this county for immediate inteQra-
ton A. some citizen has aptly said, I'VE
arc mad with no one but We have been
pushed just ~ far AZ we are going
The action taken last week by the Board
# Supervisors 10 reject the school budget
and 10 appropriate only the minimum re-
quired by the Virginia statutes meets all
of the requirements Of the Law. 1t was not
taken in i hastY action by the Board Of
Supervisors and il WAS not taken under
daress Of gathering Of white citizens as
it was inferred by one Of the Washington
news reports. This course Of action as well
as others had been under consideration by
the members Of the Board Of Supervisors
for several months. Action on the county
budget was required under Virginia law
before midnight, May 81 which is the rea-
son that the Boards action followed so
closely the Supreme Courts decision In
fact the action Of the board had been de-
iaycd from time to time in the hope that
With the itnplemcntation Of the Court If
could act more intelliVenty. 1t followed
the wishes Of the people and it represented
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-07
Babson Discusses Small Cities

New York City. June .. am
v biting TINS from Room l5T on
t be IS floor D! the waldorf Astoria
d .etlooking New York City
hpve supplemented my fears By
talks with leading authorities |
ain told that what see from this
window viii someday be Destroy
Cd but Il Is very hard FOR me
"a accept
l Like All Cities
! Ike small cities. This is moth
lng against large cities Both have
tlielr usefulness. In fact. large
eities usually have some great ma
ts4aa! advantage, such as near
II ss 10 waerpower. ike Buffalo
or1 Minneapolis 81 location al the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-07

home economies department Tae
foods leaders wt.l receive train.na
tor -he June and July deunnstra-
.-ons On MAKING The Family
Food Plan and MAYS Of Us,uE
MIX IA the De,
Pleasant Valley home demon
ttat.on club w.N meet June a.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-07

junction OF two rivers. like ST
Louis. or al the outlet Of a river.
Ike New Orleans or having a
wonderful harbof, ike New York
Nothing can prevent such forum
ately located cities from always
being great even II vulnerable
But today I want 10 tell you why
| Ike small cities
The H-Bomb and guided mis-
s!les vii postpone World War
III but Scriptures teach that
there Will be at least one more
aar sofneday. and II witl be- the
worst one o. all Just now. much
Is appearing IN newspapers and
regarding the prospects
for peace Civil Defense has never
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-07

? p n at The home Of Mrs. Gran
vlie I'D guns Mrs jimmie HUG
ales.GsY and Mrs Marvin Orauas
NI ss4 the demonstration
The Cartersv.ue home demon
ztrasaa eIub meets 10 80 b III
w tl4 Community House On Jut
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-07
What About Uranium

Nov spectators are crazy
about Uranium aS an aeen, ~alca
Will b. switched 70 peace uses ana
thus protect The United States
from the H-Bomb Without d3ubL
uranium has many useful pc
s!hil!ties. but these discuss. oYs
viii soon be forgotten as the
American people have very short
memories However. the world
Evening star., 1955-01-16
und HiqhLiqhts for Wednesday, Junuury Is

sn n. Farm ss' s'' ms U" t's, a. A'g wright Mssa
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Evening star., 1955-01-16

7:00, WRC (l)-Today: The
Kingsbridge Armory Motor
boat Show.
l1:00, WRC t4l-Home: A
sketch Of Senator Barkley
Of Kentucky.
$500, WMAL tD-Soldier Pa
rade: Sergts. Dick Mains
and Frank Poretta, Of the
United States Army Band.
New time.
500. WTOP (9)-Ray Milland
Show: The star enjoys q
brief moment of wealth
when he thinks he has
stumbled on uranium while
vacationing.
$3.50, wMAL t7)-T-Men in
Action: Government agents
investigate the sale of air.
craft parts behind the Iron
Curtain, in a drama star
ring Walter Greaza and
Louis Jean Heydt.
$3.50, wTOP (s)-Shower Of
Stars: Ethel Norman. Red
Shelton and Betty and
Jane Keane. in "Show Stop
pers," a musical revue.
tcolor).
$500. WMAL (7l-So You
Want to Lead a Band?:
Washington's Betty Madi-
gan pays a c@ll.
$3.50, WRC (4l-Ford Thea
ter; The story of a man
driven to robbery is told in
"The Stars Don't Shine"
starring Teresa Wright and
Phil Carey.
$3.50, WTOP t9l--Four Star
Playhouse: A once-happy
commercial artist is the VIC
tim of the ideas of Gloria
Talbot. a model, in Break
fast in Bed"
$3.50, WMAL t7)-Pond's The
ater; A writer of geography
textbooks is the center Of
attraction in a comedy set
in the highlands Of Scot
land, THE Rugged Noun
tains," starring Farrell
Pelly and Rex Thompson.
10:00. WRC t4)-Video Thea
ter: Love Letters" stars
Diana Lynn and Dan
O'Herlihy.
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and HiqhIiqhts for Saturday, Jonuory Y

$3.50, WTOP t9)--Ask 1t BaS-
ket: Guest is Keith john
son, head of the science de-
partment. District Board Of
Education.
1899, WTOP t9)-Inquiring
Editor: Students at Coolidge
High School are quizzed on
current local, national and
international events.
$500, WTOP t9) - College
Basketball. Iowa VS.. North
western.
500, WRC t4)--Pro Basket
ball: Philadelphia VS.. New
York.
400. WTTG t51 ~ Saturday
Show: Rex Bell stars in
Law Of the Sea-" a mari
time suspense story.
$500, WTTG t5) -- Million
Dollar Movie: Jimmy and
Tommy Dorsey star In the
story OF their lives, "T'he
Fabulous Dorseys," with
Janet Blair.
$3.50, WRC D--So This Is
Hollywood: Virginia Glib
son and Mi Green help
Victor Moore. playing q one
time matinee idol. get an
acting job.
$500, WMAL (7) ~ Ozark
Jubilee: A new series Of
country music. featuring
Red Foley.
$3.50, WRC t4l--Star Theater:
Jimmy Durante is host 70
Vivian Blaine when he has
a series of misadventures
on o train.
1900, WTTG (St--Wrestling:
From Chicago.
I0:O0, WRC lD--George Co
bel. Is host TO Barbara Brit
ton and George IAberace.
1889, WTOP tD)--Willy: A
piano sale saves June Hay
oc's law books.
I1:25, WTOP t9l-The Late
Show: A big-time gambler
has trouble gaining social
acceptance, in The Gam
bier and the Lady" starring
Dane Clark.
Evening star., 1955-01-16

1880, WTTG (5l--Million
Dollar Movie: Tommy and
Jimmy Dorsey star in the
story of their lives, in THE
Fabulous Dorseys," with
Janet Blair.
1880, WMAL t0-Rin Tin
Tin: Lee Aaker saves the
dogs life when he is bitten
by a snake while aiding in
the capture of a robber.
$500, WMAL (7)-Ozzie and
Harriet: Ozzie and a neigh
bor are entrusted with a
basket of sandwiches to be
delivered to a women's
group.
$3.50, WTOP (9l-Topper: Leo
Carroll begins to feel the
pinch of old age when a
younger man is assigned to
do some of his work at the
bank.
$500, WTOP (9)--Playhouse
of Stars: Paul Kelly. an
expert on underground
cables, is sought by a group
of thieves planning a rob-
berry, in Underground" CO.
starring Peggy O'Connor.
$3.50, WMAL t71-The Wise: A
thief is nicknamed Longhair
because he steals only works
of art, in the comedy "The
Benevolent Burglar" star
ring James Hayter and
Peter Dynelay.
$50, WTOP t9)-Our Miss
Brooks: The high school
principal resigns when he
mistakenly believes Eve Ar
den is being promoted into
his job.
1000. WRC (4)--Cavalcade Of
Sports: Welterweights Car
men Basilio and Peter Null
Ter.
1O:30, WTOP t9l--Person to
Person: Visits with Singer
Patrice Munsel and Critic
John Mason Brown.
1880. WMAL t7)--Where Were
You?: A recreation of the
year 1888, with shots Of
Wiley Post. Clark Gable.
Amelia Earhart and Adolph
Hitler.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Proorom and HiohIiohts for Monday, Jonuury II

700, WRC (4)-Today: Faye
Emerson subs for vacation
ing Dave Garroway.
ll:0O, WRC (4l--Home: Cali
fornia home furnishings.
$3.50, WNIAL Cd - Modern
Women: Mark Van Doren
reads his new poem.
$500, WMAL (D-Town and
Country: Connie B. Gay in
a new weekday series of
country and Western music.
1880, WTTG l5)-Million Dol
lar Movie: Jimmy and
Tommy Dorsey star in the
story of their lives. The
Fabulous Dorseys," with
Janet Blair.
500, WMAL (71 Readers
Digest: Russ Simpson stars
In THE Last of the Shoot
ing Sheriffs," a new weekly
series based on articles in
the monthly magazine.
900, WRC t4)-Medic::, Bev-
erly Garland and Lee Mar
vim star in a drama about
an expectant young mothers
fight against leukemia-a
retelecast of the program S
first episode.
900, WMAL tD-Galaxies in
Flight: Development of the
universe over the past 5000
years, narrated by DR.. Georg
Gamou, of George Washing
ton University.
$3.50, WTTG (5) - Boxing:
Middleweights Milo Savage
and Moses Ward.
$50, WMAL "a - Boxing:
Light : heavyweight Floyd
Patterson and Don Grant,
$3.50, WRC t4)-Robert Mont
gomery Presents: The diff
f1culties encountered by, a
young woman suddenly
plunged into widowhood are
portrayed in "The Cypress
Tree" starring Dorothy
Stickney and June Walker.
1900, WTOP (9)-Studio One:
Mai lettering and Claude
Dauphin star in Sail With
the Tide" a love story set
in France and based on a
short novel by Balzac.
Evening star., 1955-01-16

ia isssp ls NMAl Ca
l:zs ha sE G1 Donna
Evening star., 1955-01-16

11:00, WRC t4)-Home: The
Kingsbridge Armory Motor
boat Show.
1880, WMAL t7)-Disneyland:
Photography of the ocean
depths, and guest visits by
Kirk Douglas and Peter
LORE.
1880, WTTG t5l-Million Dol
lar Movie: Jimmy and Tom
my Dorsey in the story of
their lives, THE Fabulous
Dorseys," with Janet Blair.
$3.50, WRC (4l--My Little
Margie: Gale Storm and
Charles Farrell have to pose
as servants when they re-
turn a week early from a
vacation.
$3.50. WNAL t7-Stu Erwin
Show: The star helpssMar-
tin Milner reclaim a broken
down farm house.
soc, WTOP l9)--The Million
aire: A new weekly dramatic
series prenieres. in which a
Millionaire gives money TO
people needing help.
1900, WRC t4l--Motorama: !:
Bob Hope Is master of cere-
monies at the General Mo-
tors show in New York City.
1000, wTTG t5l-Story Tel
ler: An elderly couple con-
fuses integrity with adapt
ability, in the Henry James
short story THE Real
Thing" starring Marjorie
Lord and John Archer.
1900, WTOP t9l--Boxing
Middleweights Sugar Ray
Robinson and Ralph Tiger
Jones.
1880. WMAL tT)-Wrestling
From Hollywood.
I1:20, WMAL GA student
becomes involved in a chem
istry class accident, in Tue
son." starring Jimmy Lydon.
1l:25, WTOP t9l--The Late
Show: A gunsmith travels
West after Gen. Clusters
defeat, in The Dude Goes
West" starring Eddie Al
bert.
Evening star., 1955-01-16

M D. 12S Molly Wright
isdsu Gh "
Show Ist PART
Morning shsWi s2s oaHna
Evening star., 1955-01-16

$3.50, WTOP (9-The Early
Show: A boys obsession
with an old gun enables a
prophecy to come true, in
"A Boy Wears A Gun"
starring Bill Gray.
1880, WMAL (1-Cavalcade
of America: Donald Murphy
portrays 1t. Andrew Rowan,
in "A Message to Garcia" 7"
$500, WTTG (5)-Life Is
Worth Living: Bishop Sheen
speaks on writers.
$500, WTOP (9)-Life With
Father: Leon Ames takes a
stand on dancing.
$3.50, WTTG (5)-Studio 81:
An eccentric old woman
strives to distribute her
fortune wisely, in "The
VIII to Survive" starring
Marguerite Chapman.
$3.50, WMAL (7) - Twenty
Questions: Singer Marguerite
Piazza is guest.
$3.50. WTOP (9)-Halls of Ivy:
Ronald Colman intercedes
in an East-meets- West mis-
understanding after a Chi
nese student is elected to the
student council.
900, WRC a. - Fireside
Theater:: A successful and
domineering publisher re-
discovers the meaning OF
humility, in "The Double
Life of Barney Peters,
with Gene Raymond and
Bobby Driscoll.
$500, WMAL tD--Make Room
for Daddy: Danny Thomas
finds out about ratings and
critics when his night club
act goes on television.
$3.50, WTOP (9)-Red Skel-
ton: Gives lessons on how
to be a comic to Peter LORE
$3.50, WMAL GU. S. SteeI
Hour: The search for a
murderer and a boys feai
that he may lose his mother
in a second marriage occupy
Celeste Holm and Robert
Preston, in THE Bogey-
man"
1900, WTTG l5l--Wrestling
From Baltimore.
Evening star., 1955-01-16

IA % Wright
News WMA eh
7 Show leI PART
shOwi G2s Donna
Gs5,
Evening star., 1955-01-16

Morning Mstatsa 1s smp ta
aA. Ash II Basket
Evening star., 1955-05-07

/ story; basement. Riggs rd. to
7102 Riggs rd.: or, out Queens
Chapel rd., left on Ager rd.,
right on Riggs rd. to 7102 Riggs
rd., Hyattsville. Theodore Taxin,
Inc, builder.
West Hyattsville area: 3-bed-
room; story: basement. Riggs
rd. ne. right on Amherst DIR. to
Avalon pl., left to Avalon pl. and
Westpark dr., West Hyattsville.
Easecrest Corp, builder.
Tak0ma Park area: 3 bed
rooms: basement; / story. New
Hampshire ave. to University
lane, left i block and follow Pep
per signs to houses at Takoma
Park. H. & L. CORN, Inc, builder.
Builder has other homes in same
Evening star., 1955-05-07

area in the $4,000 to $4,000
price range.
Hillcrest Heights area: 4-bed-
room; stories: basement. Penn
sylvania ave. Sc. to Branch ave-,
right to Colebrook dr., right to
25th ave-, left to Keating ST.,
right to 5808 Oath pl., Hillcrest
Heights. Crusader Construction
Co., builder.
Temple Hills area: 3-bedroom
/ story: basement. Branch ave,
Sc. to st. Barnabas rd., right to
Wheeler rd.. right to Manor dr.,
left / block to 5195 Manor dr.,
Temple Hills. John L. Pyles,
builder.
Hillcrest Heights area: 3-bed-
room; / story. Pennsylvania
ave. Sc, right on Branch ave. to
Colebrook dr.. (second Light
right on Colebrook DIR. to gath
Evening star., 1955-05-07

ave, left on oath ave. for 2
blocks, right for l block to 1928
St. Clair dr., Hillcrest Heights.
Pat Bottalico, jr., & Co.. builder.
District Heights area: 3-bed-
room; l story: basement. Penn
sylvania ave. Sc. to Fairfax Viii
lage. left at light, continue out
Marlboro pike to District Heights,
down Justin ST., left to Kipling
pkwy., straight ahead on left dual
2 blocks to 1902 Kipling pkwy.
District Heights. G. E. Royalty,
builder.
Hillcrest Heights area: 3-bed-
room; l story; basement. Branch
ave. Sc. to first stop light past
District line. Right on Colebrooke
dr.. to 26th ave-, right to Easton
ave-, right to 9th ave-, left to
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$4,000. to $4,000

University Hills area: 3 bed
rooms; story basement. Queens
Chapel rd. or University lane to
Colesville I'd. Follow Colesville
to Wells pkwy.. Stanford st. or
Notre Dame ST., all Of which lead
into Gumwood DIR. and 3i16-31i7
Gumwood dr., University Hills.
University Forest. Inc. builder.
Hyattsville area; 3-bedroom;
Evening star., 1955-05-07


ave. and follow the signs to
Riviera st. and 9th ave-, Mar
low Heights. s g. s Construction
Co., builder.
Cheverly area: 3 bedrooms; l
story; basement. Through
Bladensburg out Landover I'd.
to Cheverly, Cheverly ave. to
Forest rd., right to Valley way.
left to home. McDonough, Inc.
builder.
Accokeek area: 8 bedrooms; l
story; basement. Indian Head
hwy. II miles to Five Corners,
left mile to Garden Food Store.
bear right block. left l block,
right 4 blocks to Holly Hill,
Accokeek. Oursler g. Freeman,
Inc, builder.
Suitland area: 3 bedrooms: /
story; basement. Suitland pkwy.
to Suitland rd., right on Suit
land rd. 2 blocks. left on Skyline
dr.. block to 5811 Clayton drive.
Skyline subdivision. Byron B.
Pope, builder.
District Heights area: 3 bed
rooms; / story: basement. Penn
sylvania ave. Sc. to Marlboro
Pike, left on pike to District
Heights and Gateway blvd. to
10th ave-, right to 3005 10th ave-,
District Heights. Fox Bros.
builders.
Evening star., 1955-11-24
FootboII Listed
On Rudio and TV

Telcvisi0n Today
Green Bay at Detroit (pro),
iWMAL-7, noon.
Texas at Texas ARM, WRC-4,
2 pm.
Radio Today
Virginia Military vs.. Virginia
Tech tat Roanoke, WPIK. ]
inlln,
Washington-Lee at George
washington High, WEAM, II
Radio Tomorrow
/ Gonzaga VS.. Cardozo thigh
school, at drifith Stadium)
lANWDC. g pm.
TeIevisicn Saturday
/ Army VS.. Navy tPhiladelphia)
3color), WRC-4, lis pm.
Radie Saturday.
Army VS.. Navy (Philadelphia)
IWWDC, 1:15 pm.
Notre Dame at Southern Cali
Ifornia, VOL, 4:45 pm.
Miami Fla.) at Florida,
IWMAL, l:45 pm.
Roundup Of big games, WToP,
l2:i5 pm.
Television Sunday
Redskins at Pittsburgh. WTOP-
10. 2 pm.
Radio Sunday
Redskins at Pittsburgh, WTOP,
II pm.
San Francisco at Baltimore.
IWMAL, q pm.
Evening star., 1955-11-24
PinlIico Expects
10000 70 See
Externliindfor
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
star Raeine Editor

| BALTIMORE, Nov. "a
Thanksgiving Day at Pimlico-
something new on the Maryland
racing schedule will be hailed
Ihy the running Of the mile-and-
ia-half Exterminator Handicap
on the turf with approximately
20. 900 expected to forsake the
family circle for an afternoon
at the races.
Brush Burn. owned and trained
by Stanley Mileli Of Dovel, Del,
will be favored TO capture the
EExterminatnr. which carries q
10000 value. The e-year -old
lEeiding who won q mile and
Ithree-eigIits allowance race on
Ithe Pimlico turf last week is top
weighted with i22 pounds and
will be ridden by Cuban Carlos
| Gonzales.
The grass specialist. who nm
Iisied third last fall In Laurel,s
international. faces seven rivals
Ia the Extefminator. His prin-
lcipal rivals are Hopes Baby
and Gemelo. who win be paired
las an entry. and Thorncliffe
Farms Rock Cottage.
The Thanksgiving Day card
rs one Of the most attractive OF
the Maryland fan season. with
six distance event scheduled.
With Charles Town idle to-
day. it had no competition.
#* #E
Saturdays 18th Pimlico Spe-
See PIMLICO, Page C.2
Evening star., 1955-11-24
CAN cINCH FIRST DRAFT CHOICE
Loss Today Would Help
Lions More Thon Win

DETROIT, Nov. "a R.The
Detroit Lions were favored by
three points over the Green Bay
Packers In their nationally tele-
Ivised clash in Briggs Stadium
today. but a loss would prob
ably do the Lions more good
than q win.
With a 2-7 record, the Lions
have nowhere to go in the stand
|ings. but should they lose to the
Packers they will cinch the first
regular choice In Mondays
m dified National Football
League draft In Philadelphia,
when each team will select three
players.
(The game was to be tele-
yised in Washington over Sta
ton WMAL-TV, channel 7, at
noon.l
Green Bay currently Is in third
place with a 5-4 record in the
Western Division, behind the
Chicago Bears (6-3) and the Los
Angeles Rams (5-3-D. Included
in the Packers five victories is
an opening game triumph over
the Lions.
Despite their sorry showing
the Lions expected their fifth
straight. home-field sellout OF
more than $4,000 spectators. OF
this number, some $4,000 are
season ticket holders.
The Lions have beaten Green
Bay four straight times since the
annual Thanksgiving Day rivalry
began in 1851. Each time 1t was
"a high-scoring affair: 52-35 In
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Bruins to Open Drills I
For Rose Bowl Dec. 10

LOS ANGELES, Nov. "a R.
The UCLA Bruins are not taxi
ing their Rose Bowl assignment
against Michigan State lightly.
The Pacific Coast Conference
champions viii begin practice
December 10 for the January
game, with workouts fiye days a
week, Coach Red Sanders am
nounced yesterday.
Double workouts. morning and
afternoon. may be invoked after
Christmas vacation begins De-
cember 10. Sanders said.
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Oldham, Gober,
Guest to Lead
Ground Attack
BY BILL FUCHS
Star stan Correspondent

ANNAPOLIS. Nov. 24.-The
Navy coaching staf is giving
thanks this Thanksgiving Day
for the availability of three
young men who may have much
to say about what happens
against Army Saturday in Phila-
|delphia.
The success Of Quarterback
George Welsh's passing, admit
Itedly Nays strongest weapon,
may depend on the success at
tanned by the running of Half
backs Ned Oldham and Paul
Gober and Fullback Dick Guest.
IA good running game against
Army. the Nations No. / team
in total defense and No. 8 in
ground defense. would make
Welsh's throwing job a mite
easier.
Oldham, son of a Cuyahoga
Falls (Ohio) patent attorney
and the academy'S No. / orator,
is the teams No. ground gamer
with an average of At yards per
carry. Guest is right behind with
IA 40 mark.
Guest is vastly underrated. "
Coach Eddie Erdelatz says of the
Woodbury. IN. J.) senior. He
hasn't gotten as much publicity
as some of the other boys, but he
has been terrific. For one thing.
his blocking has been outstand-
ing and he can get that yardage
when you need it."
Guest starred at Woodbury.
High School. but not before con-
Ivincing his father he should get
the chance. His father coached
the team then and is now the
schools assistant superintend-
ent.
Gober Replaces Burchett
Gober, 5-foot-9, 160-pound
junior, is just as fast as the
name of his home town. Buck
Run. Pa, Injured a good part
of the season. he hasn't had
much opportunity to show what
he can do. But he is At and
ready and win start at right
halfback in place of Chet Burr
Ichett, whose injured knee has
not responded to treatment as
well as was hoped. However,
See NAVY, Page ca
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Colts Get Bob White
To Replace Shuld

BALTIMORE. Nov. "a Rls-
The Baltimore Colts have got
ten their squad back up to full
numerical strength with the ad-
dition of Halfback Bob White,
claimed on waivers from the
Cleveland Browns.
White, former Stanford star
who ranks sixth in the National
Football League ip kickoff re-
turns this season, replaces Don
Shula. who suffered a broken
Jaw in last Sundays game with
the Los Angeles Rams. Shula
is on the injured reserve list.
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Cardinals Nome Deyine
AZ Assistant TO Lone

81. LOUIS. Nov. "a To-.
Vaughan P. tBing) Devine. MEM
Der of the Cardinal organization
for le years, has been named
executive assistant to General
Manager Frank Lane.
Dsvine. 80. was administrative
eo-ordinator in the scouting and
minor league departments last
ysar. Ne win take over his new
dudes assisting Lane IN all
phases ce front-oface operation.
-isnmediAtely.
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Middies Bank on 3 Runners
To Set Up WeIsh's Passes
Army Is Hoping
UebeI Will Have
Big Day Again

WEST POINT, N. Y. Nov, "a
(R.-f any one player other
than the controversial Don Hol-
leder is able to break Nays back
in Saturdays big service football
game at Philadeiphia, it may be
Pat Uebel. Arny's hard-running
fullback and captain.
"Uebel." in the opinion OF
Coach Earl Blaik, always seems
to play a good game against
Navy
That's saying 1t mildly.
In 1858 the 6-foot, 190-pound
fullback from Bellevue. KY,
scored all three touchdowns in
Army's 20-7 victory-the first
Army back to pull a triple score
against the Midshipmen since
Doc Blanchard's feat in 1945.
A year ago in the wild. give
and-take jamboree won by Navy,
27-20, Uebel carried the ball
more times than the rest Of the
Army backfield combined. led
the team in rushing yardage and
5 yards a whack.
Uebel and Quarterback Holle-
der are both definite starters
and both are possible Commute
workmen.
Personal Vengeance
"Pat is looking forward to this
game" Blaik said. He seems
to take personal vengeance
against Navy"
Army's hopes of an upset over
the Midshipmen. favored by a
touchdown, rest largely with
Holleder's quarterbacking and
Uebel's dashing feet.
Holleder, star end converted
to q lefthanded sleight-of- hand
artist IN Blaik's T-formation,
has been sharply criticized by
observers. but just as stoutly
defended by Blaik, who made
the shift.
"Holleder is a terrific ball
carrier and our original inten-
ton in shifting him to quar-
terback was to utilize his speed
and power on keep plays" Blaik
said. Unfortunately, the back
field never materialized because
of injuries to Joe Cygler and
Bob Kyasky. both Of whom can
pass.
$50 Holleder has had to carry
See ARMY, Page C-3