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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-02
Cal Griffith Stresses
Need Of Quick Deals
Clubs Operation
Is Broken Down
Into Departments

L.
On his own as a buyer, seller
and trader for the first time in
his life, Calvin Griffith. president
of the Washington Ball Club. to-
day admitted he was in the
market for "a lefthanded hitting
Ioutfielder. a center fielder and
some pitchers. preferably reliev-
lers." And he added:
t'We're not fooling now. We've
got to make some moves and
make EN- quick, Times running
out on us,
Calyin did not amplify the
stress on the expression, Were
not fooling now But he used
it yesterday as be and Treasurer
H. Gabriel Murphy received new
authority following q meeting Of
the Board of Directors some 20
hours after the funeral of the
beloved Clark Griffith.
We've departmental our or
tganization. Calvin explained.
1"but this idea was In the works
before Mr.. GrifIlth's death. We
were only waiting for him to re-
cover before setting it up. He
would have continued as presie
Edent, of course. but my response
bilities were to be precisely as
they were outlined at yesterdays
meeting and the plan had been
for Mr.. Murphy to take more
active part in running the ball
club. ="
Murphy Handles Finances
/ Murphy, largest single stock
holder, is to be in charge of all
financial operations and records.
although young Griffith did not
say whether this included dick-s
jering with players concerning
salaries.
Y Admittedly, Calvin will WELD
far less power than the late Mr..
iGrifith. This seemed apparent
lat the directors meeting even
ito reporters, who noted that
Murphy seemed more the spokes-
man than Calvin, who later put
lit this way:
I'VE are delegating response
bility. At regular intervals
meetings will be held, matters
] See SENATORS, Page ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-02

from Morgantown, with one due
to arrive at National Airport
about noon and the other about
g pm. And leaving nothing to
chance. the team win see just
what are the playing conditions
at Griffith Stadium by working
out there tomorrow night.
The bill for that little bit Of
forethought will come to about
$500 just Tor the lights.
Test for CIV Defenses
West Virginia is hopeful Of
getting q bowl invitation. Such
things aren't admitted in public
at this point in the season, but
the Mountaineefs have attracted
attention by running up the
scores on everybody they've
played. and underdog George
Washington will need every BIZ
/ Of its fine defense strength.
West Virginia is working on al
sorts Of winning strings. 1t hal
won Is straight in the Southern
Conference since losing its 1876:
opener TO Furman. 1t has II
straight wins on the road sine.
bowling to Maryland at Colleg,
Park In the last game Of tn.
1881 season. It has 10 straight
wins over two seasons, six d
them this year 1t has gone Al
straight games without being
shut out.
To counter all this. Coach Be
Sherman Of George Washington
says he is planning nothing spe-
cial" for the Movntaineers
There's no use putting in fancy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-02
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
By WARREN GAZE

1922 y hstAt-tA <ttfNNAA
Florida has an exceptionally
strong line that has permitted
its last three opponents only a
net yards per game on the
ground. The Gators pass re-
tense has been only ordinary.
Florida has kicked 81 To Gecr-
gia, and the Bulldogs neet Jeff
halfhack almost got away down
the middle. but was dragged
down on his own 48. It Is firsi
down and 10, the bali IN the
center Of the field.
As the Georgia quarterback,
rate these plays !. 2, 3 and I
for this spot:
Dive play BY the right half. :
End around.
Long Out-and- down pass.
Counter play BY right hall
tplay starts wide, hits back !.
lcenterl.
Auswer on pnoe C-3J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-02

Alan Amecfae continues to lead
the National Football Leagues
ground-gal Is the field swings
into the second hall Of the cafn-
paign, and the Baltimore Colts
rookie could put the title under
lock and key In hts next two
games against the Detroit Lions
and New York Giants. with Six
games under his belt, Ameche
has 63S yards in 1l6 carries for
Q SIS yard average.
Joe Perry Of san francisco. the
1854 leader with i.049 yards,
NFL Statistics. pooe G. ]
-.-->~----> =.
moved into contention last sun
|day, jumping from sixth to sec
|ond place with : total Of 466
Yards. But Perry goes up against
the rugged Los Angeles Rams
line next and the very next week
comes here with the F'orty-Niners
70 play the Redskins. Hell Be
under pressure ia both games.
The Forty Miners trying to
get on the deck and back into
the title scramble, could strike
9 telling blow BY whipping the
Rams and avenging an earlier
23-14 defeat. But the Rams
deAdlocked with the surprising
Colts for the lead. win be tough
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-02

The University Of West Vir-
ginia,s high-scoring football
team flies into washington to-
morrow a day ahead Of its Fri
day night game against George
washington that viii leave one or
the other atop the Southern
Conference standings.
The Mountaineers are coming
in two groups by chartered planes
CIV Hos Good Reason to Fear Freddy
Wyoat. Pose c-3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-02
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1895
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Just about every fonous feoture Of .
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Bounce woven ticking are Just sons.
lt's available il either single q double
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-02
Eastern Star
Sessions Set

Chapter meetings 81 ths
Eastern Star include:
Ruth Monday. initiation.
|Honoring July. August. septei,-
ber md October birthdays. HI.
|day. oflicers with Pauline kim
|mel. Ranoes WeImer snd Rus-
lselI Clemen.
Mixpah Tuesday, pork din
liner. $50 70 I pm. followed b
imeetins.
Trinity Tuesday. bazaar. All
States Hotel. s1t Nineteenth
street NV Thursday. grand
visitation. saturday. school ii
INSTRUCTION.
Federal "Wednesday, WAYS
and Means with Mrs. Annabeile
|I0reg0ry, . pm.
Loyalty Monday, rehearsal d,
Io6icers. 5 pm. "Wednesday, id.
|vazlce night.
Martha ThufSday. LIE Mem.
bership luncheon, Repco Play.
'|holise. 1890 am. Contact Mrs.
Arleish Selke. Friday, Job'i
Daughters guests.
Naomi Friday, card party foi
Home Bard. with Iva Frlske. I
pm. Friday. Ways and Mean.
ham dinner. 9 to 8 PM. Joppa
Lodge hall.
Acacia Tuesday. initiation.
CONGRESS Lodge - Monday
quest. Potentate william Doolan
Entertai nmeflt BY Ali1ias Temple
Chauters.
Joppa Lodge - wednesday
grand visitation.
st. Johns Monday, honorinp
members birthdays.
Areme Wednesday, meeting.
Washington CentenniaI-
Monday. Buds with Mrs. Isabelle
BreWtcn. Tuesday, Blossome with
Mrs. Clarice Agey, Fri,ay. grand
visitation. Saturday, card party
8 pm. home Of Mrs. Louise
Wolyerton. 4403 Clearbrook lane
Kensington, Nd.
LAFAYETTE Lodge wednesday,
Star Points with Mrs. Virginia
lEayer.
Columbia Tuesday, grant
visitation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-02
Select ioIlond- Grown
Top-Sixe BULBS

May vsrisiiss nst listed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-02
Flying Norkslnen to ie
In Rookie iring | est

YUMA. ARK. oct. 1 lR9s
Eight teams OF supefsonic sharp
shooters were poised at Yuma
Air Force Base here for Non.
days opening or the week.ionf
AIR Force world wide air-to-ail
|rocketry meet.
The teams Of supersoni,
|sharpshooters. each made Up o,
$50 specialists. have come from
Ian over the world zach Is tn,
winner Of 4 regional shootoiI
Beginning early Monday. the,
win fly missions 1T CONTROLLED
speeds Of more than 400 mile
AN hour at $4,000 and 5000
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-02

School. Tilden street between
Idaho avenue and Thirty seventh
street NV.
wednesday
Oldest inhabitants Old Union
Engine House, Nineteenth and b
streets NV.
Washington Highlands Pat
lterson School. South Capitol and
Darlington streets 4.W.
Crossword Music Room,
Roosevelt High School. Thif7
tenth and Upshur streets NV.
Thursday
Northeast Council No. IL pc-
lice Precinct. Seventeenth and
Rhode Island avenue NE. &
Maryland and virginia
The following meetings. start
ing at 8 pm. unless otherwise
indicated, have been scheduled
this week In nearby Maryland
and Virginia:
Tomorrow
Clifton Park Executive com.
Imittee meeting ct the home az
Fred B. Farrell. eO6 Heron drive.
icflnals CtzSztSt0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-02
CIT ITEMS
NEE I illGS

\ Or. John II. Pate. director d
disease control d the district
Heath Department. win address
the LAfnond- Riggs Citizens, As.
||sociation It . pm. tomorrow 1t
1.-THE Ghristian Reformed church,
New Hampshire avenue and
Oneida street NE.
Or. Pate win discuss The
Salk Vaccine and rs Use IN the
District Public schools A ques-
|Etion and answer period will fol-
How his talk.
Other meetings az civic inter-
lest during the week. al starting
|lat 3 pm. unless otherwise indie
Gated. are:
Tomorrow
\ Dupont Circle Mayfiower Ho-
tei Ct 4 30 pm.
Stanton Park Peabody School,
\ Fifth and G streets NE.
Michigan Park Bunker Hill
School, Fourteenth street and
Michigan avenue NE 3
H Minnesota River Terarce :
North Randle Greenway Har-
Ihershop. 3638 East Capitol street.
Forest Hills - Ben Mufch
School, Thirty-sixth and Daven-
port streets NV.
Southwest Southwest Public
Library. Seventh and n streets
|S.W.
American University Park Y
Nestmoreland Conversational
Church, Westmoreland circle
Manor Park Whittier school
|Autlitoritm Firth and sheridan
|ztreets NV.
Progressive az Geornetowr
Christ Episcopal Church. Thirty
|first and Q streets NV.
Nnti0nnI Gateway Church Or
Christ Twenty eighth and DOUG
las streets NE.
BriehtMnod Paul Junior High
School. Seventh and G atreets
|6.E
TAkOrna Thkoma Elementary
Sch001 Alidifnrf1rrn pinnw u,.e vsssi,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-02
sove on SO lbs. Of "AI"
for Automatic Washers
1925

Comes In reuseabie drum. aAll'' re-
moves erosind-in CRIME. yet is gentle
enough for nyions and silks. In make
ing cleaner, brighter washes little
"All. goes long way.
, 1955-04-05

Once you've sampled these Meat Pinwheelg you'll think Of E
dozen occasions for which they're appropriate. They look SO special
that first thoughts turn to social refreshments luncheons Tor
guests or supper after evening bridge, for instance. put youl cI
tanly want to put them down for family luncheons and suppers, too.
And are they tasty! They offer the savoriness of meat, balanced
by the fruiiness of apple sauce, and a delicate moistness that's Q
contrast to the crispness Of biscuit, rich and short.
Meat PinWheels are most simple to make. You use canned apple
sauce-the right consitency-the proper tartness of faYor-and no
effort. You may use leftover baked ham or canned, luncheon meat
another easy step. From start to finish, PinWheels can be oven.
ready in scant minutes.
For parties prepare them ahead of time, to be slipped into the
oven a half hour before you serve them. For family meals, II you
don't work ahead, put them in Immediately to bake
Piping Hot Meat Pinwheels aA
2 cups sifted all-purpose Few grains nutmeg g
flour j cup sliced onions
8 teaspoons baking powder la cup butter or margarine
liz teaspoon salt z cups diced luncheon meat or
6 tablespoons shortening ham I5 -@N
SAL cup milk Ia teaspoon oreganOI
2 cups canned apple sapce1 a@~ III @A-
Snt together -four, baking powder and salt. Cut In shortening
with 2 knives or pastry blender: Add enough milk to make soft
dough. Knead lightly on Toured board Roll out IN oblong La
thick. Spread with apple sauce; sprinkle with q little nutmeg. Saute
onion in butter or margarine until golden brown. Spread over ample
sauce. Sprinkle cubed meat over apple sauce; sprinkle with oreganO
ROlEup jely-roll fashion. Cut IN !" slices; place cut side doMn,
close together on creased baking sheet. Bake in moderately hot
oven. $751; 30.35 minutes. Yields 6 servings.
, 1955-04-05

land to the extreme western end. This could lead into lesser
roads, comprising a practical and advantageous network Of
roads reaching throughout the Island.
WHAT WE NEED now is for attention to be given the
lcenteFhne. And the sooner the bette. Senators Carroll and
Rhymer have the appreciation Of all s.. Croix, and the hope
that they will push The measure to completion.
, 1955-04-05


Entered as Second Class matter May 26. 1917 at the Post Office at
chrstansted St. croix Y 1, under the Act Of March :. 1897.
VOL. III TUESDAY, APRIL s. 1855 NO. 70
Editorial
A REAL HIGHWAY o ST. cRoK
EVERYONE IN St. st. Cron is waiting, with tongue in
cheek as it were, to see positive results from the bill intro
duced by Senator Carroll, and co-sponsored by Senator Rhy-
mer for a real. highway between Christiansted and Frederik-
sted. As we recall, it was years back that Senator Carroll
came out in one of his campaigns with the suggestion of an
improved centerine road.
ALL aside, it is time for St. Croix
to improve its road system. As that system now stands, it is
little more than a disgrace. Many ofthe roads are 50 bad that
motorists and others avoid using them, and there is little
pleasure in trying to see the beautiful countryside because
of the horrible roads. Any improvement must start with a
central highway between the towns where traffic is heaviest
IT SHOULD Q require long harangue to convince
everyone Of the absolute necessity Of having a real highway
between the towns, at least as a start. Time, money, and
energy can be saved by having a highway over which good
speed could be maintained in safety. AS the bill by Senator's
Carroll and Rhymer call for, the road should first be widen
ed to provide safe passing. AS it now stands one vehicle must
almost hug the ditch in order to pass.
IT MIGHT BE well, while the idea is again up for dis
cussion to call for more careful planning and maximum use
of engineering skill to improve the present center line, as we
call it. There are too many blind corners, all at right angles,
and under modern methods, highways are no longer con
structed and set out in square blocks. Then, too, at given.
intervals certain areas should be set aside where motorists
could stop to fix flats, or for any motor trouble, and the like.
WE DO NOTG 20 50 far at the moment to think in terms
Of a lighted highway. What we need is improvement OF the
$500. yT.I.. IL n+or1; 8noncidnrab1u ont ont
some Of the sharp, blind corners, grade where necessary, and
use appropriate signs to warn motorists as to speed limit
curves, and the like. Since this highway goes through both
towns, there is nothing to prevent future planning to have a
central artery running from the easternmost end Of the Is
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-17
Deaf Postpone
Convention

The convention Of the South
Carolina Association of Deaf
muteS scheduled TO be held at
Myrtle Beach last week was
Cancelled because Of the storm.
Franklin Granger reported.
In answer TO the question as
to when il will be held, ne says
that the president of the asso-
citation has indicated that il may
not be held before next year.
but some of the members want
the convention re-scheduled ara
held in 1857. This association
meets biannually, in odd numb
cred years, and a similar asso-
citation in North Carolina meets
in even numbered years.
Granger thinks that if the
South Carolina association meets
next year, attendance may bC
poor because of a conflict with
the North Carolina convention.
Granger reports that he went
TO Myrtle Beach Saturday morn.
ing and found more than rs
deaf people who had come FOL
the convention and stayed fo'
pleasure.
He says that he has been 4;
member of the state association
of the deaf for several years snc
intends TO join the national as.
sociation.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-17
House Numerals
Still Available

Local residents who have not
yet numbered their houses for
mail delivery we're urged to
contact S. T. Rogers at Wester,
Auto Associate Store.
The house numbering project
was under the sponsorship Of
the Civitan Club and some resi-
dents declined to number their
houses when called on by club
members.
AT meeting held in Calabash
on Monday, Civitan presiden,
James Brice urged members to
assist citizens in numbering their
houses correctly.
Anyone who isn't sure OF his
house number may contact S.
T. Rogers who will assist them"
said Brice.
House numbering and erection
of a mail receptacle are "musts'
In complying with postal regu-
llstions for house mail delivery.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-17
.Loris People
Attend Funeral
In Camden

Several Loris people were il
Camden Monday for the funeral
of John Thomas Haynes who
was fatally burned by the en-
ploSion of two gasoline trucks.
Haynes was volunteer chief of
the Camden fire department., i
reStauranteer and a mail carri-
er. He was a brother of Rev.
Frank B. Haynes, pastor OF the
First Baptist church here.
LoriS people attending the
funeral included Rev. and Mrs
Haynes, Mrs. Brown Fowler
Mrs. B. r. Ford, Mrs. Cleo
Blackburn, Mrs. c. D. Prince
Mr.. and Mrs. Cordic Hardee
Lawrence Mcdowell, S. F. Hor-
ton, Leon Golf and Roy Hardee
NJ. p. Campbell, Supcrintcnd-
ent of Loris schools and a prom
incnt Baptist laymen was supply
pastor Sunday in the absence OF
Rev. Mr.. Haynes.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-17
Horny Is
DisuSf0r


Senator Strom Thurmond to-
day notified all South Carolina
newspapers in the storm area
that 1.-The Small Business Ad-
ministration has declared Hor-
ry County a disaster area,
making all persons suffering
home and business losses as a
result of hurricane winds and
tides eligible for rehabilitation
loans"
Senator Thurmond's release
of this information undoubted-
ly had reference to Hurricane
Comics damages In the coun-
ty but will be in effect If the
expected Hurricane Diane
strikes this area as expected.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-17
Negro browns
AS Car Crashes
Into Swamp Are;

A 3l-year-old Negro Of Will
mington. Delaware became CO.
lumbus County's 23rd highway
fatality from drowning when his
auto plunged into a swamp abou.
nine miles east of Tabor City on
the Pireway Road about seven
o'clock Friday night.
State Highway Patrollnan J.
B. Thomas investigated the &C
'cident and said that three other
occupants of the car wera in
Ijured.
Injured were Alton Reeves,
ID, broken shoulder; Leverne
Giles, 10, rib injuries; and Alton
Chairman, 20, cuts and bruises
about the arms and legs.
Patrolman Thomas reported
that the auto was travelling AZ A
high rate Of speed and failed
to make curve at the intersec-
ton of NC 9O4 and the Dothar
Road.
The recent fatality pushes Co
lumbus County's highway 5ea't
total to a near record. AS man,
persons have been killed thus
far in 1865 as were killed durir. !,
all Of last year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-17

ure. 1t sometimes takes from Is
to so days to receive a Certifi-
cate Of Eligibility and Entitle-
ment from the Veterans Admin
istration, therefore, to have the
certificate when reporting to the
school, the veteran should appl,
now.
Once enrolled in the school o,
college, the veteran should make
every effort to submit the re.
quired enrolment blanks ard Il
make his monthly reports to the
veterans Administration or
time.
For further information anc
assistance in applying for edu,
cational benefits see your county
service officer who is located N
Courthouse, Whiteville, N. {.
or Mr.. T. Formy-Duval, Distric,
IOfficer, North Carolina Veterans
Commission, 400 Murchison
Building, Post Office Box l742
Wilmington, North Carolina.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-17

,mnaities will taks adxants0s of
the opportunity b have q tree
chest examination.
The chest x-ray will find I'M
suspected cases of tuberculosis
lung tumor and certain cases of
heart disease. Do your part
have a chest x-ray and protect
yourself. your family and y,ur
community, the association
urges.
A detailed schedule of dates
and hours for the differen. sat-
tons Is to be announced by the
association.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-17
Korea Vets Should Apply
Now For College Eligibility

H. Hugh Nance. County Vet
Grams Service Officer for Co
lumbus County. stated today that
veterans who desire to enroll in
Ia school or college this fall und-
Ter the Korean "G.I." Bill should
submit an application to the
Veterans Administration for a
Certificate of Eligibility and En-
ltitlement in the very near fut-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-17

ugh tn son. The saaaeiatisn a
lnomced.
The State Board Of Health's
mobile x-ray unit will be sta
toned in the following com,nun-
tiles: Green Sea: Mt. Pissah
Loris; Bayboro; Chestnut's Cross
Roads; Nixonville: Nixon's Cross
Roads; Myrtle Beach; Aerovos
and Homewood. 1t is hoped that
every white person II years OF
lage and over. and every Negro
Is and over, living in these COM
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-17
.-ray Survey
Begins Sept. I

Sponsored by the Horny Coun-
ty tuberculosis Association and
the Horny County Health De-
partment, the annual mass ches,
x-ray survey will be held In
Horny County beginning Sep
TENDER 7th and continuing thro-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-17

The first mission of the U. S.
Marines, when formed in the
early days of the Revolution,
was to act as a sort of sea-going
police,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-17
NOTICE OF SALE

As administrator OF William j. SArviS, de-
ceased, will offer for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash on the premises of
the Tabor City Stock Yard, located at the Colum-
bus County and Horny County line, at o'clock,
on Friday, the 18th day of August, 1855, the
following described personal property:
One 1855 Plymouth Cpe., Motor
No. 3621435A
One 194S Plymouth Cpe., Motor
No. W289418A
Seven Holstein Steers about IN
years old
One double barrel shot gun GO
gauge)
One double barrel shot gun az
gauge)
One IL gauge Browning auto
matte with two extra barrels
Three fishing tackle boxes with
tackles
Two fly rods and reels, complete
II fit. spirit level
This the 9th day of August, 1855.
Waccamaw Bank e. Trust COMPANY
Administrator of William J. Sarvis,
deceased
Tabor City, North Carolina
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-17

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