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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-29
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1853 A-ton pickup: ex.
eeilent mechanical condition; $685.
ioT = 1uick sale. Can between o and
ICE CREAM TRUCK, retail, 1855
FORD "a ton: body has mechanical,
refrigeration and hold over plates
excellent copdition, fine appear.
anee' s; J. MEEKs SON. 800 G st
c liz, SHi T-s TRACTOR and .t,,,
trailer go it,, vans and stakt
oody $500 up). Call ST. 3-O45t
CHEVROLET 1851 sedan delivery
must sacrifice; in good condition
r SaS5. Call AID. ,2-5566, after s. j
running every day. For sale By
OWNER OWNER. 729 Goth place ne, WA
FORD. equipped: leased to pull hous,
trailers to all points Of q, S.
I,0g5: JU. 9-1455. II
INTERNATIONAL. 1855 R-132 dump,
2,9s9H1so miles; $4,000. Call WE
~ ~. II
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AUToMosILfs FOR SALE

BUICK 1859 Special 4-dr. sedan
excel eond. Only $685..
TRIANGLE MOTORS Ford)
30lD r. /. AVE. NE. DE. 2-630s
RUIck So super Riviera 4-dr.:
Wv. tires: 2-tone. beige over ma
ryoL: low mi. owner: 81. 1876
BOW MAN STUDEBAKER 1906
Georiga ave. RIA. 6-1122. II
eond: s2.4s5. TEMPLE HoToRs
1919 Diagonal ro.. Alex. Va. XII
CADILLAC 80 Convertible: 1900
mi: like new. one owner: Hydra
rover steering and radio: price.
5000. Best buv IN town. See Mr..
FRlESp 1891 l. st. NV 3
h.. Hydra-Mat.e: new Wv. tires:
power steering. Autronic-Eye: JUS
tom seat covers; lots OF other
equipment: low mileage: like new:
S2,695. PENNY MOTORS. 1870 r.
ave. ne. LA. $4,000. go
CADILLAC so 2-dr. coupe: private
party: has been used as second car
By housewife: excellent condition.
all power features Serviced reeu-
larry By AKERS CADILLAC. Sl.g95
Call JE. 4-5S12. II
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 81 Cdr: dark green, gas
heater; costs very little to own; use
as second car; only S349; thirty
day guarantee. HILL g. SANDERS,
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, iii
vermont ave. NV, AID. 4-430O.
Open ewes. til o; Sat. It'll 8.
'52 Somerset 4-dr. sedan:
excel cond. throughout. A real value
for S495: NASH ARLINGTON
Moore st. Arl. (Rosslyn). Va. ia.
$1,000. 10
AUSTIN 1854 4-dr.; equip. like new;
g real buy at $795. BELL MOTORS.
50lO Wis. ave. NV. WO. $4,000.
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MOTORCYCLES tcens.I

BsA l25 &C. competition, 1853; 2s7
mi nj sI5ct ,h aex ss!sS;,.: 4'o5i lS
1899 or RA. 1880. Il
1888 BSA 50Ocr DIV B33 all alloy;
low mi. not used con oetiye'Y. ca
aft. o pm. Sat-: all day Sun. EN-.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
CADT ACS

cADT.LAcs
5. Coupe DeSille 81 "6e" 4-doo-.
W 5i e0ny g.! eOn - ,ss Coupe D.:
DeviIle. IN club couDe' A. p 2.ps SSspe
GER. TLeSe cars are in lst-class
CONC. utst )f THIN l-owner sars,
One Of the best selections Ia town,
HOYLE MOTOR SALES
lGl7 r. /. AVE. NE. DU. 1-S3o0
so
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AUTOS AND TRUCKS wANTEr

CADHLACS, oldsmobiles and Mer-
curys needed for Western market
Bonus cash price paid for extra-n.cs
:srs. Can AID. 4-9Ss2. BLAsS q
CLARK. cor. Of v. Capitol and
SOUTHERN DEALER. in town TIL.
week. viii pay cash for all makes
and model cars. Call IA. 9-4SO1
$3.50 CASH and Cedar Hill burial sites
for q good car or low cash price for
select sites. AID. 10000. %
500 MORE for your clean ca. ans
make or model. II bought or sold BY
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AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

wRECKING '52 Buick Super Riviera:
AS Stud, co,ndr. cpe;; AZ olds ''9S,'
Tudor EL = ~ F stud. Champ aSfl Id; II
Chrysler ''5" 4-dr. Ii. 4-95cl. 80
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TRAILERs tcsns.i

HOrSE TRAILER 1913 Mae1mh o.
foot: completely furnished; S4p5.
Lot u 4, Temple Trailer VILLAGE,
ALEXANDRIA. Va. IL
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AUToMoBlLEs FOR SALE

BUICK ~ sedanstts: new paint am
sss S i aE i.7s u very 'ood sSpd
s .oISls fs5issiHR coP Pde' Bun az;
Pea PssIs e Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th Ii
BUICK 80 Special sedanette: SAC
HORNER3 BUICK. $500 MIN n E.
BUICK I947 euper 4-dr.: light blue
1nish; interior and appearance very
good: mech anically ok. Very special
Tor this week end: 1929.
RoSenthal Chevrolet Co.
1921 Columbia Pike, Arlington, Va.
Used-car Lot
Phone IA. 7-1Il6. Open Daily o to o
BUICK so Special 4-dr.; light blue,
s549. HORNER'S BUICK, 1926
MINI. ne. LII. 1926. SO
BUICK 1915 4-dr.; $4,000 miles, J
owner; black; 7. and h., excellent
mechanical cond., excellent transp
$i95; OIL. 4-4174 bet. 9-12 any
BUICK 1s4o 5-pass. Limited W sedan
Wv. r. and h., $4,000 actual
miles. Being sold to settle estate:
$3.50. Must be seen to be appre-
Clated. juniper 3-l25S. 30"
BUICK so
Roadmaster Riviera 4-dr. sedan; dis.
tinctive 2-tone finish. Offset by har-
monizing. luxuriously appointed in
terror: compl. equipped. incl. r. and
H., Dynafiow drive; thoroughly in
spected and recond. in our shop and
Is ready to go. Here is value plus for
the bargain hunter. Safety tested
and guar. Reg. price, Sl,495; re-
duced for immed. sale to only Sl.195.
OLMSTEAD MOTOR co.
Virginia's Largest Olds Dealer
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl. ia. 7-S400
BUICK Al black 4-dr. excellent con-
dltion: S199. HORNER'S BUICK,
3S29 MINI. ne. LU. 1925. 20
BUICK "a Super convertible. power
steering: S2,649. HORNER'S BUICK,
1929 MINI ne, LU. 1925. go
BUICKS-'51 Super and RoadmaSter
a.drs. S849 and $500. HORNER'S
BUICK. 1929 MINI. me-, LU. 1-9226.
BUICK. SO Super. 4-dr., r, and n,
% choose from: ST .795 ca: TEMPLE
MOTORS, 1916 Diagonal I'd. Alex.
andria. Va XII S-4S00.
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BUICK Isl

Riviera coupe: Dynafiow: r. and h.,
2-tone blue and ivory. low mileage,
owner; $685.,
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
$40 Lee Hwy. Arl.. 1885 wilson Blvd.
ia. $4,000 Open Ewes. ia. 2-9u0l
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK "a Special de luxe 4-dr.
S2,l9e HORNER'S BUICK. $685.
MINI. ne. LII. 1925. 20
BUICK 80 Super 4-dr.; owner
frlly equipped. Dynaflow, like new
La 6-l2lS after d. -
BUICK '53 s-door sedan: .-ton,
green; fully equip: an EXCEPTIONAL
clean car; 81 ,495.
ARCADE PONTIAC co.
1880 14th st. NV. AID. 4-S5Uu
Ext. 8 -29
BUICK 80 Super 2-dr sedan; maroon
fniSh. mechanically excel. reduced
to S545. NASH ARLINGTON CORP.
Indoor Showroom 2015 N. Moore
ST., Arl. (Rosslynl, Va. IA. $1,000.
BUICK AS Super 4-dr.; T. and h.;
S395. MARTIN sTUDEBAKER. 1904
Hampden lane, Bethesda, Nd. OIL.
BUICK 40 Roadmaster 4-dr. sedan;
excel. mechanical cond., good tires,
orig. gray finish. Price reduced to
S445: NASH ARLINGTON CORP.
ST.. Arl. tRosslyn). Va. ia. $4,000.
BUICK '52 super 4-dr.: beautiful
2-tone green, equipped with Dyna.,
new-car cond. Only 81. iS5.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS. Co.
1920 ARL. RD.. BETH. OIL, 6-77o0
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BUICK SO Super Riviera; r. and h.
Dynafiow, Wv. tires; Indian rec
finish, white top: S1.695. Car No
50l-A. MONROE FORD, 1887 East.
West hwy. Sill. Spg.. Md. oper
evenings til 3. JU. 5-7S04.
BUICK 1858 .hardtop conv.; power
steering. brakes and seats: tinted
glass, r; a and b. w;; wv; tires; on
Wisconsin ave. NV, WO. $500
BUICK '52 Riviera Roadmaster hard.
top: $l.l99. HORNER'S BUICK
$500 MINI. ne. LII. 1-9226. %
BUICKS-'4S 2-tone sedan: Dyna.,
T. and H.: 500. 80 Special sedan;
Dyna., r and h.: S499. 40 Road
master sedanette; Dyna., r. and h.;
S499. 81 Super sedan: r. and h.;
SS49 '52 Super Riviera: blue. white
top; Dyna,. r.. and h.; S1.199. SO
Riviera hardtop; M 2-toone; Dyna:,
sedan: maroon, white top; Wv.
tires: 5000 miles; like new; $500.
HORNER'S COR, Buick Dealer,
Fla ave ne at 9Th, Ii 6-646j
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RTTTCK '51

BUICK 81
Super convertible; delightful terrac,
green finish, almost tan top
Offset by Wv. tires. de luxe radio
super heater and defrosters. and 6
host of other accessories; low.
mileage, l-owner car that is most
deserving of your inspection; will
please the most discriminating buyer
standing value at only Se95.
OLMSTEAD MOTOR CO
Virginia's Largest olds Dealer
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. IA. T-S40C
BUICK. "a Super. 4-dr.: r, and h..
DynafioE; very clean ear. LOCKS 4s,s sn 9
H S9i s' S Pfs pisssnsi rd Th1 aIs1
BUICK "a Century Riviera hardtop:
$1,000. HoRNER,s BUICK. 3S2S
MINI. ne. LII. 1926. 30.
BUICK 1854 Special 4-dr. sed.; fully
equip: tone; 1000 mi; on one owner
BUICK 40 Super de luxe; auto trans,
R., h.: excel; $500, terms, 50 dn.
BUICK '53 Super VS. 6-pass. station
wagon; superb IS,,S eSnditiq qIl; Dyn asd
Mlnn. u.e,, LIZ. l-Sl--O. -
BUICK 1850 Special sedanette: r
and h.: light-blue finish: runs good
and looks good; S495. RE. 7-1612.
GIL New York ave. NV. Il
BUICK 1949 Super 4-dr.; fully equip
q nice clean car for only S345.
RE. 7-1612, Oil New York ave. NV.
BUICK '53 Super Riviera: r. and h.,
Dynafiow. turn signals, tinted glass,
WV. tires. power steering, power
brakes: original black finish, new
tailored seat covers. A real buy.
4-month fU written TuaTantee' Hill
g. SANDERS, Wash.s Oldest Ford
Dealer, 1900 14th st. NV, NO. =
I'LL. Open ewes. till o, Sat. till 3.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
- e ~ ~

BUICK 80 VS. Super Riviera 2-dr.;
Wv. tires. Dyna., 2-tone gray;
special at 81 ,595. ALCORN MOTORS
1920 Lee hwy, Arl., Va. JE. 2-5050
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HECHINGER'S
MOTORCYCLES
NOW ON DISPLAY

1882 HARLEY, Model X, ridden only
1900 miles. like new. Reasonable.
Call so. S-9314 II
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ST. 3-4l45
1854 BRAND NEW Scott-Atwater out
board motors-5 hip 90; reg.
h,p. t3J: reg. S23S.95; sale, 500 .a5.
10 hip. a.: reg. S299.95: sale,
S269.50 Complete with remote gas
tanks. full gear shift. and "Bala-
matte" fully guaranteed.
Our budget plan: IOec down, bal In
easy monthly payments.
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BUICK 80 Special 2-door: r., h., .
tone finish, low mileage; sharp;
5000. HILL & SANDERS, Wash. S
Oldest Ford Dealer, 1900 14th ST.
NV. AID. 4-4300. Open ewes. till 8.
Sat til
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BOATS tceat.,

FULLY EQUIPPED 1854 wolverine
Aft super de luxe beat with 1854
Evinrude 25-h.p. motor; electric
starter; cost 81 $50 best summer.
MUST SACRIFICE. lift sloOp. 2
yrs. old, teak decks. mahoR. hull.
inbosrd, incl. all equip, dink and
4-wheel trailer. See at Sailing
Marina. Make offer. u. s-9067.
Ii-F1. CLNKER BUILT: center deck,
cupboard hull, 25-h.2. EyinTude.
suspension trailer. remote steering
and and many eSt-as; reasonable price.
RTNABoUT. Il 1T. with 1e-h.p out
board: eycel. c.nd,. used only last
season: Just rein. and tuned. ready
TO go: $3.50. IA. S-7795 or see at
AllTeds Amoco. 2119 N. Wash. blvd :,
Arlineton. Sat. and SUD. II
ON D1SPLAY-I955 30-FT. SAFTI-
CRAFT EXPRESS Order now for
1850 steelcraft 2S-.t. sedan: ship-to-
1851 steeIcEaft 2s-ft. express cruiser,
1854 safticrat es-n. sedan, fully fully
equipped, used IS hrs. = $500
1884 35-ft. Marina Rocket express.
sleeps 4, foam rubber cushions. with
Gray 135-h.p: - = $500
1882 Correct Craft runabout, is TT,
$1,000
1881 "5-ft. owens express cruiser,
llS-h.p. motor ~ SO. 500
iS-ft. Chris-Craft runabout. 14O hip.
81. 900
loft. Century Resorter, lots OF ex-
tras -..---.---.------ $3.50
I4-ft. Whirlwind with Mercury 10
and trailer S475
FT-WASHINGTON CO.
Maine Ave. and NJ st. S.W.
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BUICK 81 Riviera sedan: blue and
white exterior, fully equipped, incl.
power steering, Wv. tires; So, 1875.
Evening star., 1955-09-18

Of this city. and Mrs. Dewitt
Peterson Of Edgewood, Md.
Mr.. Gerald van Syckel
Henderson was his brothers
best man and the ushers were
1t q. 60 Ronald Holstein Hen
derson, brother Of the BRIDE
groom. of Virginia Beach. Va:
Mr.. warren D. Wylie OF
Chelmsford. Mass: Mr.. Dewitt
Peterson Of Edgewood. 1t.
Howard Finney III OF Have
lock, N. c.; Mr.. William A.
Smith Of Pelham Manor.
N. Y; Mr.. Charles van Syckel
Stirn, cousin Of the BRIDE
groom, of Brooklyn, N. Y, and
H. Alan Helsing, the brides
brother.
The bride was graduated
from Holton-Arms School and
from Simmons College in
Boston, Mass.
Mr.. Henderson was gradu-
ated from the Hill School and
from Princeton University
where he was a member Of
the Quadrangle Club. He is also
a graduate Of the Harvard
School Of Business Admins
tration and Is O lieutenant in
the Naval Reserve. He is q
Evening star., 1955-09-18
Miss Helsino
lis Married

Miss Donna Jane Helsing,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Einar Axel Helsing. was mar
ried September II to Mr..
Branton Holstein Henderson,
jr.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
derson of Rosemont, Pa.
The Rev. Edward Gardiner
Latch performed the ceremony
in the Metropolitan Memorial
Methodist Church. A recep-
ton was held following the
ceremony in the Congressional
Country Club.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father. wore a Bianci
ivory peau de sole gown with
a yoke of seed pearls. Her ivory
illusion veil was attached to
a coronet of pearls and she
carried q bouquet Of white
orchids, carnations and lily-of-
the-valley.
Miss Hannah Corinne
Helsing was her sisters maid
of honor and the other at
Evening star., 1955-09-18

Interested in decorating your
home this fall with dried doral
arrangements?
or did you ever wonder what
you could do with those dozen
roses arriving In q box, other
than stuf1ing them into the
nearest vase?
These and other questions
win be answered by Mr..
Charles Frick In q series OF
sur articles on flower arrange
meflts to appear weekly In The
Star. beginning Tuesday.
Worked In West
For 81 of his 46 years, Mr..
Frick has worked with flowers.
He has had his own floral
shops and worked in others
from Oklahoma to California
to the Midwest and here.
At present, ne teaches Q
class in floral arrangements In
Washington three mig h ts Q
week.
Mr.. Frick was born and
Evening star., 1955-09-18
MEET MR.. FRICK
Expert Will Write
On Flower Arranging

reared in Oklahoma City where
he went to work at the age
of nine In q greenhouse and
nursery. He did everything
from keeping the furnaces to
delivery jobs.
1t was hard work learning
flower arrangements then, Mr..
Frick says, because the de-
signers wouldn't teach ap-
prentices any tricks Of the
trade in fear Of their jobs.
Mr.. Frick began to stay after
work and practice with old
flowers to learn something
about design. Then too. he
changed jobs quite often to
learn different methods Of
makeup.
He arranged flowers and sold
them In Topeka. Kansas City.
ana IN Cau1OTnl0 WneTe ne
stayed IA years.
Army Man
During his three-year hitch
in the Army. Mr.. Frick taught
camouflage on the West Coast
and at Fort Belvoir where he
met his wife. now the mother
Of his two children, Robert, T.,
and Alva Linda. 5.
Among the many floral
pieces he has designed in scale
model are q radio station and
any number Of model ships.
Here In Washington. Mr..
Frick opened his own shop and
became active In the Allied
Florist Association Of Greater
Washington, serving two years
on the board Of governors and
as president of the group in
his third year. He later sold
out to n PARTNER.
Evening star., 1955-09-18
Tour House
With Ghost
ToBe Shown

When it comes to ghoSs,
Virginia can brag Of q ftw
along with those tourist guides
in England who thrill Amen-
can visitors with hair-curliag
stories of haunted castles and
manor houses.
"Morven," one of Virginias
oldest mansions in Fauquilr
County. is said to boast on.
But there's a catch. Sur
posedly. only Episcopal clergy
men have seen the ghost.
Once the home of Francs
Amber and James Keith Mar,
shall, great niece and grandson
of the famous Chief Justice
"Morven" will be open to TIN
public for the first time OF
September "a in observance ol
the 200th anniversary Of Johr
MarshalPs birth. L
One Day Event
Is Is one Of several homes
that belonged to various mem
bers Of the Marshall family
which will be shown on .
house tour especially planned
for that day, and sponsored by
the Fauquier and Loudoun
Garden Club.
Many Of the other homes
will also be open TO the public
for the first time.
Visitors to "Morven" vii
no doubt be impressed Will
its massive outer structure q
field stone covered with plas
ter and its cross-shaped ar
chitectural design.
They might be curious, too
as to why there are IL OUT
side entrances leading from
1t. The builder, it seems. had
a dread of fire.
Also interesting are the
thick stone walls, lofty cell
ings and old brass door locks.
But, of course, the big attrac-
ton of "Morven" is its ia
nous ghost room"
Legend has 1t that home
was visited in the long ago by
"the beautiful (but unhappy
Miss Stribling."
A reluctant guest, she had
been sent there by her par
ents from her home in what
is now West Virginia to stay
with relatives. It was an at
tempt to discourage her en-
gagement to q young Episco-
pal clergyman.
Died There
After spending some time
at "Morven," she was strick-
en- with q brain fever and
died shortly after.
When first taken Ill, she
wandered in her delirium
from room to room feeling
the faces Of the sleeping guests
in her search for her absent
sweetheart.
Now 1t is said her ghost
appears only to Episcopal min
listers and comes In the form
Of q hand which materializes
from the fireplace.
At least two Episcopa
clergymen are reported b
have seen the apparitioA.
Both Of them left early the
next morning, before break
fast. and without even 4 fare
well to their hosts.
Other homes which will be
open on the tour, from 10 a, m.
to 4 p. m, are: "Oak HILL"
where the tour stats and
where the Chief Justte him
self lived; "Wood3de,' a
charming house Of veathered
brick; "Ashleigh;;" Mont
Blanc" where only p1rt of the
original Office Is standing. with
o family graveyard nearby;
and "Carrington."
Descendants Of the Chief
Justice win be host and host
esq at the homef
Evening star., 1955-09-18
IMunros Entertain
IVisitinQ Minister

The New Zealand Ambas-
sador and Lady Munro were
hosts at q dinner last evening
at the Embassy. The party
was in honor of their house
guests. the New Zealand Min
lister of External Affairs, Mr..
T. L. Macdonald.
Among the guests were the
new Deputy Secretary Of De-
tense and Mrs. Reuben Rob-
ertson. Vice Admiral and Mrs.
G. Barnard, Rear Admiral and
Mrs D. H. Harries Of Aus
tralia. Mai. Gen. and Mrs.
Hayaud-Din of Pakistan, Brig.
and Mrs. w. F. McKinnon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Harland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dettor
(both the latter ladies are
daughters Of the hosts, and
Mr.. H. Wells.
Evening star., 1955-09-18

member Of the Harvard Club
Of Boston.
After q wedding trip to New
Orleans, Jamaica and Cuba.
the couple will make their
home in Boston.
Evening star., 1955-09-18
-0logau Photo

tendants were Miss Isabel van
Syckel Henderson. sister Of the
bridegroom; Miss Mariana
Moran and Miss Ailcey Jones
Evening star., 1955-01-02

MIAMI, Jan. 1.-Two alert
hard smashing halfbacks. Bot
Pascal and Nick McKeithan, led
Dukes Blue Devils to d 34-1
victory over the Nebraska Corn
huskers today iii the Orange
Bowls second nlislnatch In three
years.
Pascal, Dukes 1854 scoring
and ground gaining leader. was
the hero Of 3 65-yard touchdown
drive that broke the game open
III the third period. when the
hard-trying but badly outgunned
Nebraska team was trailing BY
only lat.
Then McKeithan, who had
been sidelined with injuries most
Of the, regular season. picked on
d pass BY Nebraska's Don Com-
stock at the Cornhnsker 36 and
raced back with It to the Ii.
Three plays later, McKeithan
butted d yard for the touchdown
that Gaye Duke an insurmount-
able lead.
The game proved nothing ex-
cept that the Big Seven Confer
ence ruErerup Is no match for
the Atlantic Coast Conferences
champion. Nebraska got the
Orange Bowl bid because of i
Big Seven rule barring cham
pion Oklahoma from playing
two post-season games ii 8 row.
Despite low national interest
u the game. s,75o fans turned
Evening star., 1955-01-02

game. but se.i9i fans turned
out. An estimated IL. 900 proved
too timid to brave the elements
despite their tickets. Like many
others. they watched the game
on teleyision.
s6-Yard lsnn Top Thrill.
The biggest thrill came on q
record return Of b punt for q
touchdown By Ararnis Dandoy,
Southern CALIFORNIA; star half
back.
Dandoy twisted and pivoted
So yards for the six points and
little Sam Tsagalakis adeied the
extra point.
The Buckeyes delivered the
Nnai punch In the fourth quar-
ter, afching n yards In IL plays
Tor the touchdown that took the
night out of the Trojans.
Thus ended d perfect season
of 10 straight victories Tor Ohio
State, No. I team III the Assoc
ciated Press poll.
The Buckeyes starting back
iield, composed Of Quarterback
Dave Leggett, fIaIfbacks Howard
fHopal0ng) Cassidy and Bobby
Watkins and Fillback Hubert
Bobo. proved too much for the
Trojans. 10 the four should be
added 3 nth. Jerry Harkrader.
Leggett Scoring Hero.
Scoring hero was L,eggett, the
rangy senior from New Phila-
delphia, Ohio. who smashed over
from ; yards out for the first
touchdown and passed to Wat
kins for 2i yards for the second
that put the Buckeyes out III
front, i4-0, midway In the second
quarter.
Harlrader took D pitchout
from Leggett and ran nine yards
for the Anal touchdown.
Southern California picked to
lose BY two t0lchd0wns, played
the game to the hilt.
The Trojans held the only
Pacific Coast victory over the
Big Ten In this series, and after
Dandoy's electrifying run that
pulled them up to I4-7, they
threatened. s,s.
IN the fourth quarter, they
threw back an Ohio State thrust
on the 2. and then Jon Arnett.
sophomore halfhack, tore loose
on q 7O-yard run that brought
w
teee ROSE BOWL. Page h.
Evening star., 1955-01-02

BUFFALO. N. Y.. Jan. -.
Gecrgetown,s young Hoyas took
third place III the Queen City
basketball tourney tonight with
q 6S-62 consolation victory over
stubborn but inexperienced
Georgia Tech.
Canislus won the tournament,
beating st. Bonaventure, $3.50,
III i hectic finale before q crowd
Of 7.545. Johnny Mccarthy led
the yictors with ~ points.
In the first game Of the Mem-
Orial Auditorium tripleheader
Cd Conlin scored IS points to lead
Fordham TO 4 T2-63 win over
Idaho State for NTH place.
Georgia Tech, down by 13
points midway III the last half,
rallied under Len and Bill Cohen
and came within two points with
less than i've minutes remain
ing But driving baskets BY Matt
White and Hank MOrano and 4
push By Warren Buehler saved
Il for the Hoyas.
White and Len Cohen each
had II points. For Georgetown,
the WIN Vas number seven IN
Evening star., 1955-01-02

tered his 18th stakes victory
He was the Nations leading
money winner last year with
S328 700. The stocky little coli
was among the leaders away
from the starting gate and his
favorite jockey. Ray York. had
him leading BY 4 head over n
Drag as they hit the turn for
home.
Determine paid IS, $3.50 and
$2.10. Double Reigh paid $5.zO
and $3.50. and III Drag, $3.50.
Determine won $4,000 today.
Out of the money were Deter
mines running mate. Allied,
Fault Free, Correlation. Lucky
martin. Trieononietry and First
Pole. Calumet.s Miz Ciementine
was scratched.
It was Jockey York's third VIC
tory Ia the Malibu Sequet, which
has been run only four times.
King Ranch's Rejected, win
ner Of 472.7O0 in 1854, made
his 1855 debut Q winning one
hy taking Santa Anita's t27, $50
San Pasqtial Handicap today.
willie Shoemaker. national rid
ing champ. brought Rejected In
BY 4 half length over the fast
closing lightweight. TorditO. The
time for the mile and one
tsee SANTA ANITA. Pase E-5j
Evening star., 1955-01-02
conisius Takes Championship
Hoyos ToppIe Georgia Tech
For Third Place III Tourney

10 starts. The loss made Techs
record 2-3.
The Hcyas jumped on to ID
TO lead with MoranO cracking
the whip and held an eight
point edge at the half. 33-25.
Soon after intermission, two
free throws and q jump shot BY
Gary Phillips and 4 hook BY
Bill Cohen brought Tech I'd d
tie ct 35-all.
But White came back with &
Jump and set. DON MorciloWer
added 4 jump shit, Joe missed
4 pair Of free throws and Joe
Boleer ! jump Is the Hoyas
moved away again.
Tech roared back from the
short end Of . 56-1s score to
tran at 5e-56 with 4:5O remain
ling. The Cohens each con-
tributed 6 points 10 the string.