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Evening star., 1955-11-10
Injuries Riddle
Kentucky Team

LEXINGTON, KY. Nov. lC
{ iR1.-Able-bodied personnel is
becoming scarce in the Kentucky
football camp.
The staggering injury total
stood at is today. including 15
on the first two units.
As a result. Coach Blanton
Collier has been forced to call
of all contact work as the squad
preps for Memphis State, q
breather, under normal condi-
tions. Collier said it might moi
be possible to Scrimmage next
week before the traditional game
with Tennessee.
End Bradley Mills. suffering
Ia back bruiSe. has gone to the
Iinfirmary and may be lost foI
the season. Tackle Jack Butler
and Fullback Bobby Walker, the
teams No. 2 ground-gainer who
is out for the season, also are
in the infirmary.
Hampered by injuries are the
No. and 2 quarterbacks, Bot
Hardy and Delmar Hughes:
Fullbacks Bob Dougherty and
Hayden Hooper; Centers Dave
Kuhn, Lawson King and Steve
lKiefer; Tackles j. T. Franken-
berger and Darrell Ferguson;
Guard Ray Callahan and HALF
backs Woody Her1pg and Billy
Mitchell.
Evening star., 1955-11-10
ISendoff Given
|Army-Bound
ID. c. Golfer

) John Eisinger. whose late-sea-
son streak moved him right be-
hind Bobby Brownell and Ralph
Bogart in the District golf rank
ings. was given a sendoff by his
Kenwood Club members last
night before leaving for Army
service today. He reports to Fort
jackson, 8. C.
Eisinger, %, was graduated
from Duke University in 1854.
Since that time he has been en-
ployed in his fathers lumber
business IN Bethesda and played
full schedules OF tournament
golf.
In his last appearance Eli
singer was second low amateur
in the Uplands Open at Rolling
Road. He won both the Ken
wood and Congressional club
championships. was low amateur
in the $17.500 Eastern Open and
teamed with Buddy Sharkey to
win the Maryland State Scotch
Foursome title.
Earlier in the season John and
Maury Fitzgerald won the Con-
gressional Member Guest tour
nament. In addition, he won
several amateur sweepstakes.
Goose Greek Club in Leesbnrg,
Va, will honor its present and
former club champions at its
first trophy night Saturday in
the clubhouse. Jim Doukas is
chairman.
The 1855 champions, Mrs.
Richard Foley and John Fraser,
will be honored along with the
two previous mems champions,
Robert (Stretchl Flanagan in
1858 and Brewster Cornwell in
1854.
Bethesda Country Club also is
having its annual awards night
at Z pm. Saturday. All major
golf prizes for the season will
be presented. with the club
champions. Becky Feller and
Deane Beman, featured.
The Federal Golf Association
will hold its final tournament
OF the season tomorrow through
Sunday. an l8-hole medal play
turkey event at East Potomac.
Members Of the FGA may reg
lister from 8 until 1890 each
day A representative Of the
FGA will be on hand.
Evening star., 1955-11-10
Sportons Hope to CIimox
Comeback in Rose Bowl

EAST LANSING. Mich. Nov
Ito R~ Michigan state, a whip
Iped puppy last season. has q
chance to be top dog again
thanks to the dog -eat-dog foot
ball battling in the Big Ten Con-
terence.
The surprising Spartans are
tied for second place with Michi-
Igan behind Ohio State. The
Buckeyes can't repeat in the
Rose Bowl since they went to
Pasadena last year.
So Michigan State will be
playing Minnesota Saturday with
lone ear cooked to the public adj
dress system. For If either In
diana this week or Ohio State
the next can measure Michigan,
the Spartans can become the
FIRST conference team in history
| to play in the big bowl twice in
three years.
! For Coach Duffy Daugherty II
would be a glorious comeback
after a 3-6 season in 1854.
Michigan State, with a 6-l
mark so far and third rating in
the Associated Press poll, has to
lbe an odds-on favorite. Min
Inesota has only two victories this
season against five losses.
Minnesota has q line aVerag-
ing 2i8 pounds compared to the
205 -potind Michigan State aver
age. But last week, State took
advantage Of all the breaks to
win, 27-0, despite a Purdue line
averaging 225 pounds.
Quarterback Earl Morrall, an
All-America candidate, was given
| a few more plays this week to
add to the razzle- -dazzle Michigan
State multiple offense,
He has a superb collection OF
ends TO throw to. plus the speed
tof Left Halfback Clarence Peaks
the driving power Of Right Half
back Walt Kowalcyzk and the
solid play OF FuIlback Jerry
Pianutis.
All have been the standoui
stars in at least one game this
Evening star., 1955-11-10
Twin-BiIl Slated
lin MIA Tonight
b ti1e Assoclated Pres,

First place in the Eastern Di-
vision Of the National Basket
ball Association will be at stake
tonight when the Philadelphia
Warriors meet the Rochester
Royals. and the Minneapolis
ILakers take on the Knickerbock-
sers in a douhle-header In New
York.
Neil Johnston. who has taken
the NBA scoring championship
the last three years, tossed in
20 points last night as the War
iriors evened their season record
at III BY trouncing the Lakers
lI7-106, In the only game played
Paul Arizin collected 81 points
Joe Graboski is. George Deinp-
sey 16 and Jack George is foi
the Warriors. Clyde LovelIettt
dropped in a for the Lakers.
Evening star., 1955-11-10
AS Home Night Come.
Scheduled BY PhiIIies

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 10 tP),
The Philiies are continuing tc
schedule more home night base
ball games, the release Of theiI
1885 schedule shows.
The Phils have carded As
might garnes-the only day en-
counters among the N at-home
games being listed for Saturdays
Sundays and holidays.
Last year, other than week
ends and holidays. the Phils
scheduled only two weekday
games. One Of these was the
season opener and the other was
washed out and eventually wa:
played at night.
Evening star., 1955-11-10
New Job Rumored
For wv Williamson

Y MADISON. Wis. Nov. 10 tPl.--
The University OF Wisconsin Ath-
letic Board. seeking q successor
to Guy M. Sundt. Wisconsin ath-
|letic director who died October
|25. has resumed, meetings amid
unconfirmed reports that the
choice for the post had narrowed
to Football Coach Ivy William
son and John j. Walsh, boxing
coach.
According to ruInors. the post
win be offered first to William
son and II he accepts. he viii ask
the board to recommend that his
football coaching job go to Miit
lBiuhn, an assistant coach.
Evening star., 1955-11-10

played to S5, 1902 here last Sum
day against the San Francisco
Forty-niners.
The Rams will train in Los
Angeles for both the Chicago
and Baltimore games. and make
their headquarters In Washing
ton for the November a contest
with the Philadelphia Eagles.
Gilman figures that home
cooking win be the difference
and that II he can win two oi
these three games the Rams will
have a good chance for the West
Iern Conference title. If they do,
they win have contributed one
of the big surprises Of a season
sprinkled with more surprises
than usual. for the Rams were
not rated IL in preseason
reckoning.
Evening star., 1955-11-10
Movie Exhibitors
Oppose 7 heater Tv
OF World Series

CHICAGO, Nov. 10 tRl.--A
group Of motion picture ex-
Ihihitors has decided to oppose
any plan TO put the World
Series on closed-circuit theateI
television
The action was taken yester-
day at the convention Of the
Allied States Association OF Mo.
Ition Picture Exhibitors, which
represents so per cent OF tht
theaters in the Nation.
A contract through which tht
Gillette Co. has broadcast ar1t
stelecast the World Series fol
several years will expire after ths
1886 Series. An association
spokesman said there has beer
talk that the Series may 60 X
closed -circuit theater nv.
Evening star., 1955-11-10
.cordozo Triumphs
In Cross-country

Cardozo. Interhigh League
track champion, has made a
favorable start toward a repeat
next spring.
In a league cross-country meet
yesterday at Soldiers Home over
"a 2i2-mile course. the Clerks
finished first with 1S points In
the time Of 12:48.5. The winning
team was made UP Of Nathaniel
Austin. Ulysses Mclaughlin,
Leo Mccarthy, Nathaniel Wilson
and Joe Lee.
Armstrong was second with 73
points followed by Tech, 80;
Springarn, lis: Phelps, 116:
Roosevelt. 1853. and Dunbar. 207.
Evening star., 1955-11-10
Horne Scores Knockout
AS u. S. Rinumen Bow

DUSSELDOF, Germany, Nov
40 w. John Horne. light
heavyweight from Washington
ID. c.. was one of three American
winners as a picked West Ger
man team defeated the touring
United States amateur boxers
|6-4. last night.
Horne won on q second-rounc
knockout.
Other American victories were
registered by Heavyweight John
johnson Of Richmond Heights
Fla, and Light1welterweighi
Robert Cofer Of Philadelphia
Charles Branch Of Philadelphia
and Walter Sabbath Of Detroit
fought to draws.
Evening star., 1955-11-10
Cery Homers as Yunks
lRent japanese Aquin &

TOKYO, Nov. 10 tR.--The
New York Yankees, held hitless
for three innings, exploded fol
four runs in the fourth today and
defeated a Japanese All-Star
baseball team, 6-i. before $4,000
fans.
The Yankees have IL victories
and one tie In their is starts.
Tommy Byrne and Johnny
IKucks held the japanese to three
hits.
The Yankees collected 40, In
lcludins q home run BY B8 Cerv.
Evening star., 1955-11-10
FIippin in Scrimncge
First Time Since Oct.

4 PRINCETON. IN. j.. Nov. 10
tP) Royce Flippin, star Prince
ton tailback, took part in q light
offensive scrinmage yesterday.
his first contact work since he
banged up an ailing knee In
the Columbia game October !.
The varsity ran plays against
the Junior varsity In preparation
for Saturdays Big Three en-
counter with Yale here.
Evening star., 1955-11-10

season. passing the glory around
the backfield.
The Michigan State line, led
by Guard Buck Nystrom, has
given up only two touchdowns
in the last four games.
But Daugherty contends: ANY
Big Ten team can beat any
other on any given Saturday. "
Minnesota should look better
than in the 26-0 loss to lows
last week due TO the return Of
Dick MCNAMARA and Bof
Schultz. These two regular half
backs were unable to perform
last Saturday because Of In
juries,
Evening star., 1955-11-10
Little League Forming

An organizational meeting OF
the Chesterbrook Little League
wiz be held at 8 pm. Monday in
the Chesterbroek School on
Kirby road. Falls Church.
Evening star., 1955-11-10
Clifton Lemon Dies;
Former Centre End

LOUISVILLE. KY. Nov. Il
IH9- Clifton w. Lemon. 81, ar
end on the Centre College foot.
ball teams Of 1924, died yester.
day.
Lemon became i'll Sunday
after taking part in Louisville
Day festivities at the Centre
ISewanee game in DanyiIle.
Lemon prayed professional
football with Sthe Chicago Bears
in 1925.
Evening star., 1955-11-10
WI Joyvees Win

The Washingtoil-Lee High
iayvees defeated Episcopal jay
YES. 1877. yesterday at Episco-
pal.
Evening star., 1955-11-10
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
Ry shs A.so atsd rresa

OAKLAND, calif.--Johnny saxten,
t.4{sss. nrookIyg,,. Sutpointes = Rain n,
BILLINGS. Mont, ontpointed Bud0 Me-
ponffd. 144. Edmontons Alberta 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07
Fund Leader
For Cathedral

Bowdoin Craighill, jr., WASH
ington attorney. will be chair
man of the Washington Cathe-
drals 1855 Sustaining and Build
ing Fund Drive. which opens
here September 26, Dean Francis
B. Sayre, jr.. has announced.
Howard Mitchell, conductor Of
the National Symphony Orches-
ira. will be speaker during a
luncheon at 1890 pm. that day
in the Burlington Hotel. Cam
paign workers will be given their
final instructions at the lunch
con.
Dean Sayre will speak at a
pre-opening service at 4 pm.
the preceding day in Washing
ton Cathedral.
Mr.. Craigfill has appointed as
his chairmen: William E. Miller.
Mems Special Gifts Committee:
DR.. Stuart o. Foster. Mems Gen.
eral Committee: Mrs. David N.
Marsh, Women's Special Gifts:
Mrs. Waldron Faulkner.
Women's General Committee.
and Mrs. Susanna Harris, Staff
Committee.
Area chairmen in the general
committee for women are: Mrs.
Paul Weir, Mrs. Robert M. Poole.
Mrs. Philip Turner, Mrs. Robert
w. Oliver, Mrs. Quincy Adams.
MRS. Ernest Ruebsam. Mrs. Ed
win Fields and Mrs. Michael
Markell.
Also. Mrs. Carl j. Whelan, Mrs.
Guy Birdsall. Mrs. Paul Hopper.
Mrs. Joseph George Dunn. Mrs.
Horace Trent. Mrs. Charles j.
Norman. Mrs. Fred c. Hicks and
Mrs. Victor w. Snyder.
Team captains in the general
committee for men are: Louis
Ndackall. jr.. Maurice R. Heyner.
Arthur H. Rice, Warren A. Nc
Neill, Col. William w. Dick, VIII
liam M Hoffer. DR.. Peter r. Pull
man. Frank G. Sargent, Col.
George Sanford, Leonard e.
Marshall and Roderick H. Purks.
Also, William Green. Albert F.
Bird. William Stanley; James
w. Titus. Arthur Schroeder. NAL
colin Voci, Julian G. Gibbs,
Samuel Scrivener, Raymond
IToense and Hampton Davis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07
Meet Marie Worme

President, Congressional Secretaries Club,
honored Dorking woman guest OF the
euening.
Supper menu tomorrow evening includes
chicken salad plate, relishes, dessert, fruit
and coffee.
3rd floor, Washington. Menu includes
sandwich, hard-boiled egg, relishes, pastry.
Meet Lucy Somerpille Hoporth, Dice
president Soropttmist International Club.
honored working 1oonan guest OF the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07

A very special purchase mokes this low price
possible. You'd normally expect to pay more
thon double for such fine rugs These rugs have
oil the, exquisite beauty Of famous orientols.
Come in end see the rich eolors They'll hor-
monte perfectly with uny color scheme. These
rugs will 90 fost--so hurry!
Evening star., 1955-11-09
Lowder Named Choirmon
Of SO Blossom Parade

Louis w. Lawder Of 5000 Con-
way road. Bethesda. has been
named chairman of the 1856 Ma
tional Cherry Blossom Festival
parade.
He is manager Of both the Co
lolial Fuel Co. and the Colonial
Trucking Co. and has been ac-
tive in civic affairs.
Mr.. Lawder, who served as
vice chairman of the parade
committee in 1854 and 1855.
named as vice chairman Howard
Humphries and Samuel Acud
and John II. w. Roper as adj
visers to his committee.
Next years festival parade win
be held April 4 q Wednesday
night. instead Of Thursday as
in previous years. This would
permit an earlier start for the
spectacle.
The only major committee
chairman appointment remain-
ing is that of the Fashion Show
Luncheon Committee. This ap-
Evening star., 1955-11-09

HEIDELBERG, Nov. 8 tNANA)
AN elderly couple and their
daughter boast that in q troubled
world they have found incom-
parable security.
Their formula. which does
seem foolproof. is to revert to-
the caveman era and eat only
fruit and vegetables raw vege-I
tables at that.
Seventy -three-year-old AdoiphI
Ellerbrook said that be. his wife
and their daughter Ute have
achieved immunity to:
/. War lhis cave has a cellar
which he is convinced is hydro
gen-bomh proof.
2. Taxes Che neither owns.
earns nor needs anything tax
able).
8. Unemployment tEllerbrookI
has no job and is convinced he
win never need orel.
I. Hunger and thirst. tOn the
heights Of the mountain crest
where he has dug out his cave
home Ellerbrook has built a
large reservoir which catches
enough rain water to wet down
his garden during dry spells.
Drinking water is obtained from
q nearby spring. and just In case
this should go dry. Ellerbrook is
digging 7o-foot well.)
Began in 1882
Ellerbrook recounts that be,
set out to ind security in q cave
In 1882, and was far enough ad-I
vanced with his work when
World War II came to test his
plans against allied bombers. No
bombs ever fell close to the iso-l
lated retreat. but the EllerbrooksI
relaxed in the caves deepest
part while bombs fell on Heidel-
berg below.
Only q vegetarian can follow
his system for security, Eller-E
brook insisted. None Of us has!
ever been sick, because We never
eat the flesh Of dead animals.
We have never needed medical
attention, vaccinations or shots.
or any kind OF medicine. Our
medicine is the raw fruit and
vegetables we eat"
Studied Architecture
EIlerbrook was an architec-
tural student In Hamburg at the
age Of Is when he FIRST saw ani-I
mails being killed for food. He
lost his appetite for meat; his
creed Is that every animal has
q right to live.
In my mountain, said Eller-
brook. mo one bothers me. We
hear no talk Of war or interna-
tiunal rivalries. " He did not
marry until he was SO. when he
found q vegetarian soulmate.
Evening star., 1955-11-09
Security Formula: Live
In Cove, Eat Vegetables

Disliking doctors. he himself act
ed as midwife when his daughter
was born. He has made by hand
most Of the furniture In his cave.
From his mountain retreat. the
view is excellent and the air
clear. Ellerbrook likes to scan
the world below through power
full binoculars.
Evening star., 1955-11-09
Buddhism Meeting

The friends of Buddhism VIII
meet at 4 pm. Saturday at the
Royal Thai Embassy. $500 Kali
Drama road. NV. Miss Gwen.
|dolyn Winder. Of New York, will
speak on THE Compassionate
|Buddha."
Evening star., 1955-11-09

pointment viii be made within
the next two weeks.
The 1856 fashion show win be
held at 1880 pm. Thursday,
April 5. at the Statler Hotel.
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"a Homemukers Complete
Home Nursing Course

TWenty-four persons who are
completing a home nursing class
held by the Sunnyside Homemakers
this evening, March 81, will receive
certificates for their work il was
announced.
Instructors in the course have
been Mrs Kenneth Ridder and Mrs.
Wayne Hamilton.
The following are to receive GER
tificates Mrs. Rachel Biser, Mrs.
opal Grove, Mrs. Stella Dawson,
Mrs Hazel Dodge. Mrs. Lorenc
Dodge, Mrs. Oda Fikc. Mrs. Georgia
Fike Mrs Sadie Gnegy Mrs Mar
tina Holsopple Mrs Alice Hcrsh-
man, Mrs. Opal Martin, Mrs. Helen
Rolf Mrs Florence Ridder, Mrs.
Elsie Harsh, Mrs Alice Spoerlcin,
Mrs Freda Spocrlein, Mrs. Grace
White, Mrs Elizabeth Lee, Mrs.
Pearl Hampstead Mrs. Lorraine
Fike, Mrs Audra Tects, Mrs Marie
Tects. Mrs Betty Trickctt Mrs.
Martha Trickctt
A major atomic explosion was
tested in Nevada
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LContInued From PAD One

Continued From Page one
a 7o-daN sentence III inc county
jan pui was suspended ior d year
upon GOOD behavior. me cneckS al
ready haa oeeH h'do' Sooo.
Bvard Bender also on a bad
check charge pleaded guilty and
received sentence of 80 days in
the county laiL when was sus-
pended for one year lie already
had made restitution Yesterday at
torncy for MIR Bender filed a mo-
Iuon For new trial
Appeal Cases
Two cas involved overload of
truck, one AGAINST Ernest burst
was passed ton the time being In
the case of Larry Lawson. he agreed
10 pay $3.50 al this time and was
given additional time to pay the
balance Lawson was fined $500 and
costs by Magistrate Karol Rush in
Fricndsvillc
Jackie Yommcr. who had an
pcalod three charges from Napis-
tratc q : Keller on which he was
fined 500 and costs in each case,
paid the fine and costs He was
found guilty Of operating a motor
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Bradford PENNSYLVANIA and Clarks-
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cent assignment has been as man
ager of JohnstoWn, Pennsylvania.
Mrs Bowman is the former Media
FIodgen of Crcston, West Virginia.
Tine couple ha, four children:
Charlotte Lee, II, Charles Edward.
IS; Linda Kay O. and Deborah
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couple, child ok. utils incl. 4l9
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newly fSgrn; and sees con1v. Z .
Nh. I1th AND DECATUR ST. NV
I'm. Mod. kit. and dinette: IS1b
MI. IL pfiHSxSssASr--rOr .s,,. girl: 2s sm
and open pch.; running water new
refsr.: $40 incl. utils. SO. $1,000
KENNEDY, nr, l8th-Nevly dec,
rms: also l-bedrm. apt: cheerful
FA. S1ss02+ RA ,3-oso3: .,...
$s per week; conv. transp. Ii; g.