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Evening star., 1955-10-06

NEW PAIR AT BULLIS-Ralph Hendrix Qeftl
takes over for Harry Deming as the Bulls Prep
coach this season and Dick Brown is the likely re-
placement for the talented Dick Mabry at quarter
back Deming, coach in this section for more
than Is years, is at Arundel High near Annapolls
Mabry is at Kentucky after two years calling sig
mails for the Bulls eleven.--StaT Staff Photo
Evening star., 1955-10-06

The Redskins Office was SC
busy yesterday that it recalled
the golden days of 1912 as the
late rush for tickets to Sundays
home debut against the Chicago
Cardinals at Griffith Stadium hit
high gear.
So jammed was the telephone
switchboard it was necessary tc
put on a phone record, explain
ing the tie-up. An increased box
Office staff was busy from the
10 am. opening until the 6 pm
closing. and all signs point to q
turnout of some $4,000.
Meanwhile. the squad went
through the best practice it has
had In this week. Coach Joe
Kuharich and his aides were
more than satisfied with the
sharpness Of play execution, and
the zip with which the players
hit the bags in dummy scrim-
mage.
Good news, too, was the an
nouncement that Rob Goode will
be ready for Sundays game. The
big Texan ran hard and without
trouble for the first time in two
weeks. All he's got to do now il
get Dale Atkeson out Of his olc
job, but that's a sizeable order
Mike Davlin, who playel quite
a bit Of last SATURDAYS game in
Evening star., 1955-10-06
Await
|So,6S4 Checks.

NEW YORK. Oct. s R-The
situation In Brooklyn once again
lis normal. but it,ll be many a
day before the last word is ut
tered on how the Dodgers won
their first world championship.
The shouting and tumult that
followed the triumph over the
proud Yankees had ebbed today,
but 1t didn't take much prompt
ing to send q Flatbush fan OF
on the clutch pitching of Johnny
PodreS, the great catch Of Sandy
Amoros IN the seventh game, the
smuggling Of Duke Snider or the
spirited play Of Peewee Reese
and Jackie Robinson.
Meantime. the Brooklyn play
Iers scattered to all sections Of
the country to await their World
Series checks. The Yankees
packed their bags for an exhibi-
ton tour of the Far East start
ing Saturday.
The final figures on the payofi
to the players were expected to-
day. 1t was estimated each Of
the 80 full Dodger shares would
be worth about $3.50 and each
lof the SO losing Yankee shares
I$5. .739.
The money comes out Of the
players pool from the first four
games, amounting to $654.853.59,
Thirty per cent Of the pool goes
to players on the teams finish
ing second, third and fourth in
each league. The Dodgers get
go per cent and the Yankees 40
iof the remainder.
The seyen-day series attracted
Evening star., 1955-10-06
PhiIs Sell Kuzuvu
To Minors. Release
Lowrey

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8 R.--
The Phillies have sold Bob Ku-
zaya. southpaw who formerly
pitched for the White Sox. SEN
ators. Yankees and Orioles. to
Columbus Of the international
League.
Announcement Of the sale
came yesterday. few hours
after the Phillies gave uncondi-
tional releases to two veterans
First Baseman Eddie Waitkus. in
the major leagues for IA years
and outfielder Harry (Peanuts)
Lowrey, in the majors for Il
years. Each played with several
clubs.
Kuzava had a 1855 record Of
one victory and no losses In II
games for the Phillies. He was
bought from Baltimore last year
The PhilIies also announced
the purchase of Angelo Lipetri
righthanded pitcher, and First
Baseman Edward Bouchee from
their Schenectady farm team in
the Glass A Eastern League
Lipetri won II and lost six last
season Bouchee, 20. hit .3l3
with los RIBS and 81 home
runs.
Evening star., 1955-10-06
Pitt Game Will Provide
First Real Test for Noyy
ANNAPOLIS, Oct. s Especial,

ANNAPOLIS, Oct. 8 (special) !.
The first major obstacle to
Mays hopes for another real
good football season comes up
Saturday when It meets rough.
tough, Pittsburgh in the ninth
game Of an irregular series dat
ling back to 1912.
Kickoff time Is 2 pm. In Bal
ltimore's Municipal Stadium. The
lPanthers will work out there at
I4 pm. Friday. about two hours
after arriving from Pittsburgh
Iby chartered plane.
Last year Pitt. with its regular
coach, Red Dawson. In the hos
lpital. and under the direction Of
Its athletic director. Capt. Tom
Hamilton. beat Navy BY two
points. 2l-1o. in Pittsburgh. It
Twas q bruising contest with q
number Of Navy players carrying
AWAY cuts. markings and re-
lvengeful wishes as souvenirs.
This time the oddsimakers have
Installed Navy as . seyen-point
favorite.
Coach Eddie Erdelatz Of Navy
lhad q little difiiculty getting
some of his players to concen-
Itrate ON the South Carolina
game last week. so intent were
lthey on the Pitt game.
Panthers In Good Shape
John Nicholson. who replaced
Dawson after last season, says
his team is In good physical
condition after the 26-14 loss
Ito powerful Oklahoma last week.
Pitt won its first two games
from California t27-7) and
Syracuse (22-12), taking both
Igames with second-half surges,
Both Of its touchdowns against
the Sooners came In the second
half.
Navy beat William and Mary
lt7-0) and South Carolina t26-0l
but these victories are not in
ldicative Of what to expect
against the likes Of Penn State,
Duke, Notre Dame and Army.
Erdelatz and his staff hope to
Eget a number Of questions an-
swered Saturday.
| Pitt owns q 6-1-l edge in the
series and has an array of back
field and line talent that has
Len Eshmont shaking his head
Eshmont, the Navy backfield
coach, has been scouting the
Panthers and claims their line
is the biggest Navy will see all
season. It averages 2i2 pounds.
Salyaterra Leads Attack
Corny Salyaterra. a major in
civil engineering. engineers the
Pitt attack from his quarterback
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Mack 5 Condition GOOD
After Hip Operation

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 6 tP)
Connie Mack rested comfort
ably in Presbyterian Hospital
today after an operation on his
fractured right hip.
The hospital said his condition
was very satisfactory"
The 92-year-old former owner
and manager Of the Athletics
hurt his hip In q fall from bed
at the Mack home last SATURDAY.
Evening star., 1955-10-06
SIX LOCAL BOYS START SATURDAY
D. c. Area Gives Bulls
Abundance Of MoterioI

Dick Brown and Carl Baker
of Montgomery Blair. Joe Hook
man Of Falls Church. Die k
Rinker. Bob Harrison and John
Bernhard Of George washington.
Denny Flynn OF Gonzaga. Larry
Boyer of Fairfax. Roy Hunt Of
Sherwood. Pat Whelan Of Tech
and Charlie Folk Of Western.
It is stretching the point a
bit In the. case Of Baker. Carl
played for Hendrix last fall at
|Maury and transferred to Blair
lin February. A 6-foot-l. 2l0-
pound guard. Baker was sought
lby several colleges after gradu-
alton last June. including Mary
land.
Brown Has All Equipment
Brown, the other Blair grad.
probably Is the best known Of
the lot. but not for his football
lexploits. He was an An-Metro-
Ipolitan choice in basketball and
Ia pitcher-first baseman-out-
fielder in baseball and didn't 60
out for football until his senior
year. He took over the quarter
backing for Blair's unbeaten
club in the last three games
when Ken Psira was injured.
But he's first string for Hen
dirk. He looks like top mate
rial to me-" says the Bulls
coach. Hes tall t6-foot-4, 195
pounds. has speed and agility.
can pass. has all the equip
Iment."
Besides Brown. the starting
players from Washington will be
Baker and Rinker at guards.
Hickman at center. Boyer at
tackle and Harrison at end.
Fullback Bernhard and End
Flynn win play on another II
which Hendrix says is equal to
the first team and which will
be inserted in the second and
fourth quarters.
Whelan has q twisted knee,
Folk still is recovering from an
appendectomy and Hunt has had
trouble with his back, or they
would be up there somewhere.
too,
Evening star., 1955-10-06
|DeAurco Gets Shot
AT Busilio's S Title
In Boston Nov. 80

BOSTON. Oct. 6 R GARNER
Basilio. welterweight boxint
champion. signed . contract to-
day for q title bout with Tony
DeMarco at the Boston Garden
November 80.
Basilio won the crown from
the Boston battler at Syracuse
June 10.
The winner win get 40 per cent
and the loser 20. The Callahan
"A. C. is promoting the bout
Johnny Saxton. from whom De-
Marco won the title. viii get a
percentage OF the gate and the
right to meet the winner within
go days.
The bout will be televised ma
tionally. with New England
blacked cut. The international
Boxing Club Is handling the tele-
vision end Of the fight.
It will be Basilio's first defense
OF the title. which DeMarco held
only 40 days.
Evening star., 1955-10-06
Ivireinio Alumni
To Hear NeuIe

Greasy Neale. former Uniyer-
Isity of Virginia football coach
whose last coaching job was with
the Philadelphia Eagles. will be
guest speaker at a Virginia alum
ni smoker here tomorrow night.
Prof. B. r. D. tDee, Bunk,
director Of student activities. also
win address the smoker which
win be held at the Sheraton
Carlton Hotel at 8 pm. Neale,
who coached the Cavaliers
from 1928 through 1928. also
win be a guest Of the WASH
ington Alumni Chapter at vir-
ginia's game Saturday against
Penn State in the Tobacco Fes-
tiyal at Richmond.
Virginia alumni have arranged
for q special train 10 the game
Saturday morning.
\ s.
Evening star., 1955-10-06
|Griffs' Stock Bid
Is kIinimiized

An unidentified person is bid
ding $125 a share for Washington
Baseball Club stock. but prospects
Iof obtaining any substantial
amount at that figure are nom
existent. according to the group
that controls the club.
II certainly wouldn't dispose
lof my holdings at that figure" "
said H. Gabriel Murphy. insur.
lance executive who owns about
40 per cent of the stock.
Whoever is bidding has abso.
Ilutely no chance Of getting con-
troll" said Calvin Grifiith, vice
president of the Senators. THE
Griffith family controls almost
50 per cent Of the stock and that
can't be acquired. ! imagine
somebody is trying to buy one
lor two shares simply to be identi-
fed as q stockholder. Why they'd
want to buy now ] can't UNDER
stand. We just had the worst
year we've ever had"
The bid represents jump Of
SIS a share within week. Last
year the stock was being bid at
500 a share.
The Washington investment
banking firm Of Auchincloss.
Parker & Redpath made the
SI25 bid acting as agent.
The new bid would place q
value of SIS million on the
franchise and real estate, which
includes holdings at Chattanooga
and Charlotte, based on 10000
shares outstanding. A 70 per
cent interest in the st. Louis
Browns was sold for $2.475, 900
when that franchise was
switched. The Philadelphia Ath-
Iletics' franchise sold for $3.375,-
1000 when it was transferred.
Evening star., 1955-10-06
Rush for Redskin Tickets
Recalls Lush Days of 1912

Philadelphia and helped pull OF
the stunning, come-from- behind
$3.50 upset over the Eagles. also
lis bidding for a first-string de.
Ifensive job. Right now. how.
ever, the same units that opened
against the Eagles have the call
Kuharich hopes the team car
get a Jump on the Cards ane
give him a chance to rest Eddie
LeBaron and use Al Dorow anc
Ralph Gughelmi at quarterback
But Joe doesn't intend to breal
lup a winning combination, nol
will he yank anybody If tn.
team gets behind unless the in.
dividual obviously isn't UP to par
Evening star., 1955-10-06

position. A good passer, Corny
has completed IA of 20 throws
for 1S4 yards and three touch
downs and has gained almost
4 yards each time he's carried
the ball. Biggest ground gamers
have been Charley Cost. q no.
pound halfback. and Tom Jenk.
ins. 185-pound fullback.
George Welsh. whose out
standing passing and game-di-
|rectinR were the big features Of
the victory over South Carolina
win match wits and talents with
Salvaterra. Like Pitt. the Midd.
les are In reasonably good ply
|sical condition. It all adds ur
Ito an interesting afternoon.
Evening star., 1955-10-06

1862, $40 fans and record net re-
ceipts of S2,337.51534. The play
|ers receive an estimated $83. 900
Ias their share Of the 500. 900
receipts from the pre-game tele-
vision show, while SLIPS, 900
from the actual broadcasting
and televising Of the games goes
into the majors central fund to
help support the players pen
sion fund.
Evening star., 1955-10-06
BY DICK sLAY

Bulls Prep, which opens its
football season at home Satur-
day against the George WASH
ineton University junior varsity,
can put II men on the field who
graduated from high schools in
the Metropolitan Area. Six oi
them win be in the starting hne-
up this week end.
The school also has q new
coach, and the combination Of
these factors has generated more
eagerness for the game than ever
seen at Bulls, according to an
observer who has been close to
the situation for years.
Ralph Hendrix comes to the
Silver Spring prep school after
four years as head coach at
Maury High School In Norfolk,
where he turned in . 24.10-4
record while playing almost ex-
clusively in the always-tough
Tidewater District Of Virginia
football.
Hendrix. S3. who played on
two Southern Conference
champion teams at william anc
Mary, claims he is not as articu-
late as most members Of his
profession. yet gives the impress
sion that he gladly would talk
hours about the sport. and his
present team especially.
Lauds washington Boys
On the subject of the WASH
ington boys on the team-be-
lieved to be the highest number
ever--he says: II haven't done
these boys any favors. They are
there because they deserve 1t.
"The performance of these
local boys compared with boys
we get from all over the country
is very good. Schools around here
don't have to take q back seat
to anybody in football"
The II Washington youngsters
all were top players at their
respective schools. but weren't
publicized greatly. by their
coaches or otherwise. They are:
Evening star., 1955-10-06
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

RICHMOND. Caiff.--Eddie Chavez.
Fisnagan. 1sDis. Sc sPapK dol
MANILA--Little Gear l2I. Philip
pines, stopped Eanong ETH. l2i. Thai
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JUDGE MINER ACTS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17
Alcoholism
(From "Allied Youth Blotter")
CHUCK McCASLIN
Health Term PAPER

This article written by Chuck Mccasin Health Term
for the llih East Detroit High School Is
old. stands six feet inch tall is
band plays first the
ball and active in HiY MYF
training at Camp Nissokone YMcA. this past
People drink for many One of the main
10 that people read false claims alcohol They
read that alcohol smuant, and they decide try
when they feel tired. After while they find out
that il makes them feel tired Other people drink
alcohol hunting fishing trips in the winter because
they have heard they will feel and won't catch
cold. Alcohol actually cools the body off, because il
brings the blood to the surface of the skim and therefore
il increases the chance Of catching cold.
Sometimes people drinking when they are fairly
young Their parents might drink liquor meals, and
they don't mind If their children have some as long az
they don't have too much They might just drink little
when they're young but when they are older they will
drink more because of the habit.
People also get started drinking If they 20 to
lot of social affairs If they party or wedding
where most of the people drinking they may feel out
of place So to avoid lot of questions they may take
one drink only takes that drink to start forming
the habit.
Alcohol crime, and delinquency are pretty much re-
lated Crime is often planned in bars GRIM
nal often goes to tavern to try and find someone to hep
him pull job. Alcohol often makes a criminal think
that ne very brave, and sometimes under the in
fiuence OF alcohol the criminal will try something that he
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authority. the courts here have taken unprsesd.n.a
in behalf Of slym tenants. 's'sn
Circuit Judge julius n. Miner described IN. prov,..
which led up to this court action when he returned from
personal inspection Of South Side sIvm DWELLING s,,a
judge donnins his black judicial robes: i've seen eno
RECEIVER APPOINTED
The time has in this community" he fold Al.
lawyers standing the bench when these bvdnu, h
TO be looked after by the city Of Chicago
II couldn't sleep tonight anything else"
Then the Judge. who had Just witnessed The PLIGHT Of u,
living in quarters designed for six small families
appointed receiver who Is empowered to take all neo
from the property involved and allocate II for rsparr,
the building conforms TO health and safety regulations
This, Of is not the millennium for the inhabitants
Of this building They will remain crowded. But the cardboard
in he windows will be replaced by glass; coal will be providd
for heat fire escapes will be built rspared exits will h.
repaired filth will be removed; and vermin will be sxssrm
mated.
Judge Miner found only eight bathrooms in ihe enr.
building. The toilets in only four Of these WORKING
order
In Of the small. single there as msnv
as 9 TO 10 children hvddIed together for warmth
JUDICIAL PRECEDENT SET
The families pay much SOS month for their ,;Dv
quarters.
The receiver does have wait for payment,
to begin his help He able against the vtr.
rental income On the day after the judges decision
loads Of coal their way out TO the dwelling.
Thus a judicial precedent has been SET in this eiy-s
precedent for bringing hope TO the downtrodden
NO LONGER WILL IT BE EASY FOR LANDLORDS TO
CONTINUE TO milk" THEIR THANKSGIVING THE
FULL RENTALS WITHOUT PUTTING SOME OF 1T BACK
INTO REPAIRS.
The receiver under the injunction issued by the eov
is COMPLETELY FREE OF THE LANDL oRDs FINANCIAL
OBLIGATIONS. Until the building again up TO ssfs
and health Standards all rental money goes into repairs and
vpkeep The landlord gets nohing neither do his creditors
sLUMs INSPECTED
IT WAS THE CITY ITSELF WHICH CALLED UPON
I'D IA
THE TENANTS Fortified by Illinois statue which pro
vdes for injunction when nhvmsne living conditions
buiIdnseode violations have been found the city asked
the Judge TO act.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17
m. D. Resents Christ as Saviour!
my Answer"
BY BILLY GRAHAM Il

BY BILLY GRAHAM Detroit Free Press)
QUESTION: am physician and try TO live by the Golden
Rule This means that try to treat my patients and everyone
would like TO be treated For thar reason your
preaching about people needing Christ Savior my
own Savior, by doing good. A.
ANSWER: Christ says They that are whole need not
physician He also says that He Came the right
eovs but sinners to repentance"
DO you ACTUALLY THINK THAT you LIVE THE
GOLDEN RULE? WHAT ABOUT THE THOUGHTS OF YOUR
HEARTH WHAT ABOUT THOSE TRANSACTIONS YOU
THINK WERE SECRET? WHAT ABOUT THE PRIDE JEAL.
oUsY, ENVY, HATE AND IMPURITY THAT Turks IN THE
BACKGROUND?
THE PROPHET JEREMIAH SAYS THE HEART IS
DEcEITFUL ABOVE ALL THINGS. AND DESPERATELY
WICKED; WHO CAN KNOW IT7" THE APOSTLE PAUL
SAYS FOR ALL HAVE Skinned. AND COME SHORT OF
THE GLORY OF GOD"
ARE YOU THE ExcEPTIoN2 THE PROPHET ISAIAH
SAYS "ALL OUR RIGHTEOUSNESS ARE AS FILTHY
RAGS" IF YOU WILL TAKE THE BIBLE AND FORGET
ALL ABOUT ME OR ANY OTHER CLERGYMAN 1T WILL
SOON BECOME PLAIN THAT YOU HAVE CONFUSED
MORALITY WITH FAITH IN CHRIST AS SAVIOR AND
LORD.
Morality one. desirable as II is Only
Christ can forgive our sins and make new people,
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Is Your Vote For Sale?
(Continued from Page l)

Continued from Page y
In these predictions there is argument to wheth-
err taxes high. Or whether will dangerously
spur initiation Or shortchange defense 1t is simply said
that the great parties will try to outbd another
in relief. This crude having ward heller
handing poker chips convertible later at Joes saloon
But is the assumption about tax cuts in election
year indictment of representative in the
United States?
We believe the assumption should be questioned.
Really the bidding won't be very high The committee
studying revision is talking mainly of increasing
income exemptions by 500 For in the lower
brackets this could rarely than S40 But to
Uncle Sam it means billions.
Some politicians showing bravery in stand
ing up against tax cut ahead of balanced budget.
Some, may only be showing that they have Gear
the ground and have heard certain rumbings could
be citizens exclamng my vote not for salehowever
common genteel your form of bribery. You under
estimate my stake the welfare of the nation-o
nothing of my intelligence and my conscience
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17
Chicago Sums on Way Out"
BY Godfrey Sporting. Jr.
Reprinted from the c. S. Monifor)

cHlcAco-Ths magnificent spIendor that Is CHICAGO a.
is best fades quickly beyond The es luxurious
facade The omber city that then appears Is NOT without
It's wekspfvp and quite drsssy nsshborhoods; but
10 the north and south and for miles around lie areas Of
blight and sembshi and dwellings that fast losno their
respectable look.
To the worst Of these nsishborhoods- sum.-bs.
come sudden, new hope. Clothed with new sts,u,orv
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TREATMENT SHOULD VARY
Death and Devil Rob NBC Enq :, az

ANOTHER VICTIM OF RELIGION MEDICINE
EDUCATION, DEVOID OR DEFICIENT IN MY Gods
INDISPENSABLE, INCOMPATIBLE IMPERATIVE
CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH millennium
ROBERT SHELBY DIES; ENGINEER CHIEF
FOR NJ 3. {.
~ Y. Tribvne)
TEANEcK, NJ j.. Dec. tAP)-Roberi (. Shelby forty
none Weep esdeni and chief engineer of the National
casting Co., died Thursday Of heart sient az his home
Mr. Shelby who joined NBc in 1922 was pioneer in the
development Of black and white and color eevon and was
credited with many technical sdvaneeenfs the Industry
In 1891 when NBc IFS first ieIevson labor ,iory in
fhe Empire State Building Mr. Shelby placed charge
In 1885, 1886 and 1897 he assisted in RcANBc field tests Of
eleetrone television.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17
The Detroit Tribune Presents More
Alarm Expressed by Profound
Thinker Of Rapid Population Rise

IN. 7. TmesI
In last report" the institutions president who
leading United States scientist in World War H. said that
the species by his very progress material headed
for Catastrophe unless he mends his ways"
The institution announced that DR.. Bush would be
eeeded JAM by Dr. csry Parker Haskns Of New York.
47year-od bophysieist and boehemisf.
Dr. Bush declared in his report that what should be done
with the split atom and the Trained virus momentum
questions Yet he added there Immediate" problems
compared with those Of ongranse Fundamental science
WARNING ON POPULATION
WARS ASIDE, HE WARNED. MAN IS STILL HEADED
FOR TROUBLE BECAUSE THE WORLDS POPULATION IS
GROWING AT A RATE TO RENDER FAMINE AND DlsIN-
ITERATION INEVITABLE UNLESS WE LEARN TO HOLD
OUR NUMBERS WITHIN REASON"
Man is usinc up his full resovress-eoa and oiI-at
appalling rate he asserted but conceded that developments
the atomic and other fields that demands for energy
could be met "for long time to come"
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Five More Die in Two BIazes

Hamilton, O., Dec. tAPl-FNs children died last night
In two separate home fires.
SvfFoested in Hamilton bs1e were two sisters and
brother, Msrvs Simmons, 8; Lucille 6, and John, T.
At Cssiine about 40 miles north, sisters, Wanda Sue
Hofseker T. and Sehery months DID, died In fash fire.
FIRE TOLL REACHES SIX
Benton, Ill., Dec AP)-Ths mother Of five young girls
who persisted yesterday in fire that destroyed their three
home Benton has died Of her burns The
victim in Of southern Illinois tragic fires Mrs.
Dallas Wingo, 4s.