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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-02
By Lewis F. Atchison

Coach Joe Kuharich was a
step closer today to getting the
squad he feels will win for the
Redskins after completing deal
sending Tackle Dick Modzelew-
ski to Pittsburgh in return for
Fullback Leo Elter and End Joe
DeCarlo.
Kuharich would have pre-
ferred to keep Little Mo-" one
time Maryland star. But the
latter's undisguised eagerness to
get away from Washington. and
his unhappiness with the Red
skins made the deal necessary.
Kuharich Is sure Mo will be
more content in Pittsburgh and
will give good account Of him.
self with the Steelers.
Meanwhile, the Redskins re-
ceived an added setback in re-
ports that two of its high draft
choices have signed with Edmon-
ton of the Canadian League.
The players are Halfback Ray
Perkins from Syracuse Univer-
sity, and Don Glantz. Nebraska
tackle. The 21-year-old Perkins,
a native of Cleveland, was the
Redskins third draft choice.
Glantz was chosen fifth.
Elter, who played for Duquesne
and later Villanova. will join the
Redskins next season. but De-
Carlo is in the service and will
not be available until 1856
Nevertheless, Kuharich was more
than pleased with his end Of the
bargain. The 5-foot-10, 200
pound Filter backs up the line
when not on offense, while De-
Carlo. strapping 6-foot-3, 220'
FOUNDER from Georgia, can play
wingback on defense as well al
catch passes and block on Of
tense.
II Filter comes UP to the Red
skins expectations the Washing
ton club will give the Steeler
q high draft pick next season h
complete the bargain. II h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-02
WASHINGTON AREA.

FAR WEST.
Idaho State ~ Seattle 85
NAIA DISTRICT PLAYOFFS.
District Three Semihnals.
San Francisco State 81 Calf. Poly 80
Los Angeles LoyOla SO Occidental 81
District Five.
Mont: State IS Col; q Idaho 70 tfnal)
W'n Mont. 92 Carl MONTY 81 {eon'n)
District % Semifinsls.
West Virginia Wesleyan 81
Morris Harvey 81
District 10 Semiflnals.
Miss Southern II 1.-TWO overtimes)
State 65
Birmingham Southern GO Spring Hill 60
District IL Finals.
Nebr. Wesleyan IS Omaha 60
wesleyan wins best-of-3 series, 2-O)
District II Final.
Arkansas Tech 81 Arkansas ANN ga
District "a Final.
Georgetown (Ky.) "A Berea 90
District 25 Final.
Florida state 81 Georgia Tchrs. 90
District 10.
Northwestern Ha) 03 La. Tech. 81
District 27.
Middle Tenn. 85 Lincoln Memorials 20
Oklahoma Playoff.
Southeastern Okla. 30 Okla. Baptist 90
6outheastern leads best-of-3 series, 1-O)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-02
3-Woy Fight Develops
In Swimming Tourney

A three-way battle among
Catholic u. Loyola and Ran
dolph-Macon is in prospect in
the finals of the Mason-Dixon
Conference swimming champion
ships at 8 o'clock tonight at the
American U. pool.
Gu and Loyola led the quail
flying round last night, while
Randolph Macon was close be-
hind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-02
Peicavich Gives CIV
Added ScoringP Punch
In Time for Tourney
By George Huber

The fine one-two scoring punch
George Washmgton's basketball
team had with Corky Devlin and
Joe Holup at the start OF this
season has developed into one
two-three punch In time for the
sSouthern Conference champion
ship tournament.
The Colonials start defense Of
their title tomorrow in Rich
mond, and one of the reasons
opposing coaches have voted the
Colonials most likely to succeed
is the way Joe Petcayich has de-
veloped.
Several times OF, late Joe Pet"
has become the leading CIV scor-
er. generally when the Colonials
need just that kind Of scoring
from some one other than Dew
lin and Holup. He led the way
in that second game against
Maryland. for example, and in
another game, against Virginia
Tech, he showed he was no once
assessor sensation by breaking
: the schools individual scoring
record for one game.
Petcavich Scores "a Points.
Last night Joe Pet did it again,
, topping everyone's scoring pro-
duction with 81 points to lead the
| Colonials over Georgetown, 80-67.
in the windup of the regular sea-
son for both before a crowd Of
1850 at Uline Arena.
1t was a good game, with the
underdog Georgetown team Civ
ing the Colonials a scrap all the
way. It was just the sort Of con-
test to keep the Colonials in top
trim for their tournament. and
1t also showed that Georgetown,
which will have everybody back
next season, has the markings Of
q fine team.
Georgetown, in fact, led for the
first five minutes. Then the two
teams exchanged the lead for
awhile until the Colonials turned
on the steam with eight straight
baskets.
An outside set shot by Devlin
put CIV ahead to stay, 1924, at
1855 of the first half, and Holup
and Pet got into the act to raise
the Colonials to 1924 before the
Hoyas counted again.
CIV Stays Ahead.
Thereafter CIV stayed ahead
by an average of about 10 points,
never really safely in front but
also never in real danger. It
was just enough to keep the
game interesting to the end.
Warren Buehler of George
town was close to Petcavich in
scoring with 20 points, while
Holup got II and Devlin IA for
CIV.
That was the last game for
Georgetown and left it with a
1918 season record. CIV has
22-5 heading for Davidson as its
f1rst-round opponent in Rich
mond tomorrow night.
Halftime ceremonies last night
confirmed CIV as champion 2of
tn. Big Three Of college basket
ball here. A handsome new
trophy was presented to Tom
Brown. the CIV student presi-
dent. by Tony Essaye of George
/ town and Ray Browning of
. Maryland, the heads of their re-
. spective student goYernments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-02

Totals q 268 Totals 80 20 so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-02

l n v o v e the
Standard Auto
Body Works
and Gleloe Ra-
dio teams of
the District
Major League
with the Clar-
etndon Bowl
ing Center as
host.
! n ! q S t
nights Bowl
ing Standard
r e t in e d a
one-game lead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-02

TODAY'S SCHEDULE.
Syracuse va. Fort Wayne at Elk
Philadelphia VS.. Milwaukee at west
neld, Mas.
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syrsctse' los: New York. log.
M''S ffSoSMssc;RSow'ss 'i seaRebUiiE ss'
=. Rochester Va. Minneapolis 1t Fort
Nss York rs. milwaukee. at ssrssosa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-02
MIA Standings

BY the Assoeioted Press
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-02

this was writ
ten. II AIRY
Sellers. who
keeps in close
t ouch with
matters pis-
catorial at all
ii m e S. says
Their W b s
nothing doing
down at Al
lens Fresh
over the week
end. insofar
as he knows.
The hatchery
personnel I'D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-02
OUTDOORS
with Bin Leefch

The latest information rela-
tive to the yellow perch Is that
they had not started their
spawning runs up to the time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-02

On March Is will be fought
probably the most intriguing
duckpin battle ever staged in a
Washington league. It will
Evening star., 1955-10-03
Engagements Announced
MOORE-HowARD

Col. and Mrs. William
Thomas Moore. announce the
engagement Of their daughter
Patricia Catherine to 1st 1t.
Lnnnie Taylor Howard. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Alexan-
der Howard Of Fort Mill, s. C.
Col. Moore is commanding Of
ficer OF Fort Mcclellan, Ala.
Miss Moore IS q graduate OF
George Washington Univer-
sity where she received her
BIS. degree.
1t. Howard is a graduate Of
Clemson Ann College and is
assigned to the Chemical
Corps Training Command at
Fort Mcclellan.
Evening star., 1955-10-03
EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
~ ssETTY REAlE
Moon Obliges Cofritzes,
Shines on Annual Soiree
By BETTY BEALE

Wen. Gwen did it again. She
gave her annual whing-ding Of
an "at home Hundreds
came, including q goodly slice
Of Capital lights. she wore
the sarne Dior gown that made
its debut 6n I'd Murrow's Per-
son to Person prosram Friday
night she also wore her
diamond and emerald necklace
and q f.liI moon rose and shore
upon her terrace Just as 1t
usually does for her parties.
Gwen always takes the moon
into consideration when plan-
ming q soiree. But this start
of-the-season tp-do was dated
one day Ia advance Of the
opening OF the Supreme Court.
Justice and Mrs. Harlan.
Justice and Mrs. Burton and
Mrs. Clark swept through the
dimly lighted foyer Of the
Cafritz Foxhall road residence
yesterday to be announced to
the hosts as they descended
the stairs into the drawing
room.
Receiving side by side. Gwen
and Morris denied that they
had been nervous ON the TV
program. Morris said he wasn't
nervous til the next morning.
Concealed Mikes
The hostess black polka
dotted marquisette gown with
fitted bodice and rustling full
skirt. had concealed three
microphones. she said. A small
one was In the bosom and two
were on the hips. which. no
doubt, Is the reason she didn't
wear one Of her sylph-like
sheaths.
Had they received telegrams
after the show? Millions Of
them" said Gwendolyn. which
explained why there were sew
eral attempts TO crash her
party yesterday. The offen-
ders, observed by the hostess
the minute they stepped inside
the door. were so quietly In
vited out. no one suspected the
invasion.
The hostess said she had
thought of lots of amusing
things to say on Ed Murrow's
program. but she wanted to
keep the show serious. Why?
Because she wanted people to
know that d Washington
hostess could be articulate.
How about the hostess who is
q lecturer. taunted one Of her
guests2 Gwen had completely
forgotten about Perle Mesta.
The distinguished guests
slipped champagne ID the draw
ing room, basked ii the moon
on the terrace with its magnis
ncent view Of Washington
etched Ia lights In the distance.
Or sampled lobster. ham salmon
Or sampled lobster. ham, SAL
Evening star., 1955-10-03

mon and delectable mocha
cake ID the dining room.
There was Assistant Sec.
retary Of State Walter Robert
son. who spent the evening
chatting with Justice and
Mrs. Harlan: Norwegian AM
bassador Wilhelm Munthe do
Mcrgenstierl1e lust back from
his 60th college reunion in
Oslo; the spanish Amhassa-I
dor, dehonair Count de Mo.
tricc, whose wife arrives In a
few days, Greek Ambassador
Melas. whose wife win also
check into town In . few
days; Colombian Ambassador
zuleta, who win say farewell
to Washington at his party,
Thursday: the Austrian AM
hassador and Nine. Gruber.
the South African .Ambassa-
dor and Mrs. Holloway. Do
Ininican Ambassador Salasar
and Japanese Ambassador
Iguchi.
Health, Education and Well
fare Secretary Folsom was
there with his daughter
Frances, along with Assistant
Secretaries Bradshaw Min
tAner and Rod Perkins and
their wives.
Another member Of the
State Department present was
Doug Macarthur II and his
wife Wahwee. The latter
chuckled that forthcopaing
marriage Of Senator Barkley's
ther father grandson. Tom
Truitt. to his stepdaughter.
Jane Hadley. will make Tom
hfs own uncle.
From the Defense Depart
ment came Undersecretary Of
the Army Charles Finucane.
undersecretary Of Commerce
williams was there with his
son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Williams. jr.
Hats Of Paris, Spain
There was the beautiful Ba-
roness Silvercruys. wife of the
Belgian Ambassador; Aunt
Evening star., 1955-10-03

p tll. if5ssf ~ ~
Bessie Mertynakn WI, Caro-
lyn Mash and Hnnzg HeWes;
DR.. Bill Meloy and his wife
Zil1A and Ruth Buchanan ID q
chic Paris bat with egrets
greeting quantities of friends.
having Just arrived from L,ix-
ernbourg.
Mrs. Drew Pearson sp0rted
the milltneriAl eye -catcher Of
the gathering. q was D big,
coolie shaped hat of black vel-
vet brought to her from Spain
by Mini Paz, wife Of the Argen-
tine Ambassador
Adding considerable chic to
the party were ssnartly turned
out Ceci Carnsi Ii b black and
pink velvet bonnet: Borcas
! Hardin in aiI black, and Helen
Coolidge. Mrs. A. Mitchell
Palmer wore q small hat Of
white birds. Ernestine Carter
Of the British Embassy Was
saying goodbyes before leaving
to become women,s editor Of
the Sunday Times in London.
Carlo Perrdiae Of the Italian
Embassy. the Ethan Ehrouds.
the Mark childs'. Senator
Pepper. the Harry McDonalds
all fingered In the musical
atmosphere OF Deyron's piano.
And 50 did the exQuisitely
garbed little figure OF Nine.
Koo. who was the reason
Gwen said on the Tv show
that the thought behind
everyone's mind at Washington
parties was preserving civ-
ilization. She started to
say Western civilization but
thought Weilan Koo wouldn't
like It," so she made it Just
ulain civilization
Evening star., 1955-10-03
wmLIAMs-RUsHING

Mr.. and Mrs. Max M. VIII
liams announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Teresa
Ann to Mr.. James w. Rushing,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alton L.
Rushing.
Miss Williams is a graduate
Of Holy Cross Academy. Mr..
Rushing is with the Govern
ment Employees Insurance Co.
The couple plan a fall we'd
ding.
Evening star., 1955-10-03
CAREER GIRL

I've lost 3 inches in each thigh. Easier
suits with straight skirts really ~ now.
My treatments have corrected my sway
back. rs guaranteed results 81 Sfauffer
System.
Evening star., 1955-10-03
SESSO-SH -SHELTMAN

Mr.. and MRS. Joseph r. Sesso
Of Kensington announce the
engagement Of their daugh-
ter Sandra Trimarchi to Mr.
Richard N. Sheltman. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard @.
Sheltman Of Covington. Va.
Miss Sesso Is q graduate Of
the University Of Virginia
School Of Nursing, and is stan
nurse at the George Washing
ton University. Hospital.
Mr.. Sheltman Is a senior at
the University Of Virginia
School Of Engineering.
The wedding viii take place
early next year.
Evening star., 1955-10-03
ElL IdZzI11P|4lP}2E5S
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE
Mis- helli. rYsheIl,

Whs NaHle IyehoI1
I've LOST 10 pounds and ioz inches il 7
months. and afser being fat OIL 81 my
life. had fried everything without
results until I became . Staufier Girl.
I'm living new life because Of sisuffsr
System.
Evening star., 1955-10-03
Ambassador Hos
|Foreweu Dinner

The Ambassador Of Israel
ana Mrs. Eban held an In
formal dinner last ilinht at
their residences TO bid fare
wen to Mr.. and Mrs Yaacov
Shifnoni.
Mr.. Shimoni has served Is
counselor at the Embassy of
Israel IN this city for the past
three years. He Is leaving next
week to take up . new post as
Minister Of Israel to Burma.
The guests included the Arll-
hassador of Burma and Mrs.
Harrington. Mr.. and Mrs. Wil-
liam j. Sebald. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Nathan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reuven ehiipah and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frazer Wilkiiis. !.
Evening star., 1955-10-03
sHEFFERMAN-LEvIN
Stor sfoff Photos.

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Shef-
ferman announce the enage-
ment Of their daughter Ruth
; Lee to Mr.. Ephraim Levin. son
: of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Levin of Baltimore.
n Mr.. Levin is studying medi-
cine at Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity. Miss Shefferman was just
I graduated from Peabody Con-
servatory Of Music.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Evening star., 1955-10-03
oPERA sTAR
zeshis essehsl.

The results I've obiained ere sImosi unbe-
lievsbls. Ny figure ives terrible. sli big
hips and heavy thighs; now ! wear sire
10. The most miraculous change. hcw-
ever. has been II my voice; IS my posture
problem was corrected my voies i'm
proved. rs sihs moss wonderful expert
enee Of my life.
Evening star., 1955-10-03
CLARK.RANKM

Mrs. Eldred L. Clark Of
Arlington announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter
Jean Ann 10 Mr.. Bradford H.
Rankin, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles s. Rankin. Of Puyallup,
Wash. A January wedding Is
planned:
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-19

and body styles-something we haven't been
able to do since the big run" on 1855
Ghrysers began the day they were first intro
won't be enough to go around. So we urge
you to come in now.
Trode-in vaIUe Of your present cor
will never be higher t1on it is now
That's right! Every day you wait, your pres
ent car is worth less and less. Now's the time
to trade.
And we're the ones to trade with for top
dollar. Because we need used cars.
Why we're anxious TO get your car
Once our present stock of new Chryslers is
moved out, we won't get any more. That's
why today-we're in a hurry to get our
used car stocks filled out, so we can be all
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-19

at eight o'clock a reception for
the young couple will be held in
the Danbury Township Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Whitson
and family entertained relatives
from Kentucky last week.
JOHN Harrod was confined to
Magruder Hospital for several days
for medical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fusko and
family returned home Monday
from visit of ten days with rela-
tives in Pennsylvania.
The annual Sunday School and
Church picnic for members and
friends of the Gypsum Community
Church will be held at Lakeview
Park on Sunday, August 28th
Worship services will be held in
the park also as in previous years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bahnsen and
grandchildren Carl and Eric Rickel
visited at Kiddyland, Huron one
day last week.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-19
RURAL WOMEN
(Continued from Page B-1

(COntlnued from rage b-l)
An interesting way to fix corn.
on-the-cob-roast corn. Leave the
husks on and soak in the hot Goals.
Remove from Goals in 2 min. and
enjoy new taste of corn-on-the-
cob. The husks can be removed and
the ear wrapped in aluminium foil
for roasting.
When shopping Tor sweet corn,
look for the following characteris-
tics: KERNELS - bright, plump
looking, just full enough to offer
slight resistance to pressure, full
of milky juice, light to medium
yellow in color. COB full of juicy
kernels indicating ripeness, not
misshapen and with no worm in
jury. HUSKS = dark-green, fresh
appearance, tightly wound around
bottom of the ear. SILKS - dark
color, shiny, silky appearance; not
dry. STEM - break should be
green, indicating freshness.
Try to buy your sweet corn from
a store that gets a fresh shipment
of corn IN daily and refrigerates or
ices it. Also buy only the amount
of sweet corn that you canuse inn
mediately.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-19
For Results
Try Our
Classified Ads

The Standard Products Company
and this Local 497 alike owe "The
News" a word of appreciation for
last weeks editorial, New Era,
commencing our peaceful contract
agreement.
Robert Simon and family covered
over 5000 miles on their recent
trip into Washington Etate.
Will The Guaranteed Employ
ment Plan END SHORT WORK
WEEKS, SHORT PAY CHECKS?
Answer: The elimination of
short workweeks is almost wholly
within the control of management
and the Guaranteed Employment
Plan should help to eliminate 2 g.
and 4-day a Teek work schedules
n particular it will put an end once
and for all to the vicious practice
of unschupulous corporations that
schedule short workWeeks with the
deliberate intent of giving the
workers just enough in earnings to
make them ineligible for unemploy-
ment compensation benefits.
Short workweekS will become a
thing of the past once their cost
has been transferred to the en-
ployer, where it belongs.
Remember the new picnic date
- Sunday, August 23th.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-19
Daryl Jervis To
Open Dance Studio

The Daryl Jervis Dance Studios
of Toledo will hold classes for all
forms of professional dancing in
Port Clinton, beginning Monday,
September 5th at the Eagles Hall.
Young entertainers from the Jer-
Wis Studio supplied the entire show
for the Lucas county fair and the
Genoa Homecoming the first week
in August.
Representative of the studio
will be in Port Clinton on August
20 at the Eagles Club from 2 to
s. pm. for information and regis
tration.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-19

friends who will be special guests.
Mothers of junior members will
also be present.
Members will participate in a
program previous to the talk, and
light refreshments and tea will be
served by committee in charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Wohlever and
daughter-in-law of North Ridge
vile visited with J. H. Gulau Sat
urday. Mr.. Wofilever was N.Y.C.
operator at the Gyusum depot for
several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hahn and
family returned home last week
from Eatontown, N. j., where Mr..
Hahn has been working and taking
special training in the interest of
his work at E.O.D.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Gyp-
sum Community Church will meet
at the church next week Thursday
for pot luck picnic dinner, fol-
lowed by the regular monthly
meeting, which will be held in the
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Beck and dau-
ghterS of Cincinnati spent the week
end at the home of Mrs. j. d.
Dusini. On Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Beck left for a short vacation trip,
while the two children are visit
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-19

A picture post card comes from
Tijuana, Mexico and is signed
"Jack." I'm sure it must be from
Jack Shaw since he was headed
in that direction. The last we had
heard, he was enjoying California.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-19
FINED

Emery Upton, 432 list, Toledo,
was arrested by Police Captain Will
liam Robel and Officer William
Faust at $40 pm. Saturday on
Madison-St for operating a vehicle
on a temporary license without
having a licensed driver in the
front seat. He posted bond for a
court appearance. He was fined
$40, and Arnold E. Krieger was
fined $40 for permitting non
licensed driver to operate his car.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-19

ing with their grandmother and
their uncle, John Dusini here.
Invitations have been issued to
the wedding of Miss Gloria Mackey
to Mr.. Jack Mailer for Saturday,
August 9th. The ceremony will
be held at the Gypsum Community
Church at two-thirty o'clock and
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-19
BUYS APARTMENT

An E. Second-st apartment house
changed owners this week when
Mrs. William Moon acquired the
Heineman apartments, across from
City Hall. Otto Heineman was
owner of the four-apartment struc-
ture.