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sspaGs. inclosed yard and parking
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CAPITOL HUI

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$l25 per month. Can be seen Sun
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porches: rec. fIn. In bsmt., law, gas
h.-w.h.: dst. garage. Vacant. Si35.
sas CLAIMING Ct. NE,--sme,dss.
brick: 8 rms. bath. full hsmt.: SEQ.
Sullivan Brothers
1890 X ct. NV. ME. s-4S2S
Evening star., 1955-11-03
Educators Sent
Think Booklet

An s4-page pamphlet TO stim-
ulate thinking was sent out
today to the 1000 persons who
win attend the White House
Conference on Education.
Educators and others from all
the States and territories viii
assemble November 2s-December
Il to report results Of local sur
|veys and to seek solutions to
some Of the major problems con-
fronting the Nations school
systems.
The pamphlet provides infor-
Imation prepared BY six subcom-
Imittees which have been study
ling that many specific phases Of
the overall problem. It was
labeled Suggested Homework. /"
"The committees papers are
intended to focus attention on
educational problems and to
stimulate thinking, but not to
provide answers" " explained Clint
Pace. conference director. The
answers must be provided BY
the participants"
He said the pamphlet provides
facts. figures and points Of view
lon which discussions viii bs
based. but emphasized that mo
participant Is restricted to this
material alone. :
Evening star., 1955-11-03

William B. Danser, q 3l-year-
cld plumber who attempted to
come to the rescue Of Mrs.
St0yer and the child. also was
overcome BY dense smoke and
treated. All three were later re-
leased.
Sergt George E. Tacey Of En-
CINE Company II said q sofa.
Overstnffed chair and closet
were on FIRE when firemen ar
rived at the three-story brick
apartment house about 2:l5 pm
Asleep IN Bedroom
MRS. Stoyer and the boy, he.
said, were asleep in 4 bedroom
Just on the living room when.
the IRE started. II was discov-
cred when half 4 dozen residents
srneiled smoke and ran outside.
When firemen. arrived. Mrs.
St0ver and her grandson had
been taken I'd the comparative
safety of d fire escape located
near the bedroom window, The
identity Of the man who helped
them escaps was q mystery for
several hours.
Sergt. Tacey could only ider1.
tify him only as q mailman. He
said the rescuer left the scene
without giving his name.
A call to the once Of the
superintendent of mail carriers
finally produced the name Of
jesse N. Hawkins. 40, Of 900
Twenty-second street Me-. q
mailman for eight years.
Heeds CRY for Help
Mr. Hawkins said he was
across the street delivering .
parcel post package when he
heard someone scream. Help.
there's d FIRE and q baby Is IN II. ]
The mailman said he dashed
across Biltmore street and up
the three flights Of steps. He
found the door To the stover
apartment open.
The room was full Of smoke.
ile said, s.but there was about
six inches Of clear air on the
floor
Mr.. Hawkins slid on his stCn1-
ach through the living room and
into the bedroom. From there
he took Mrs. Slower and ths
youngster out the window and
onto the fire escape.
X Just wasn't needed ans
Evening star., 1955-11-03
Antique Gloss Sole

{ The Cured Cancer club Of
Warrington win hold an ex-
hibition and sale Of antique glass
at its luncheon meeting at noon
Saturday in Foundry Methodist
Church. Sixteenth and p streets
NV. Proceeds win so to the
clubs Christmas fund. to help
families Of cancer patients.
Evening star., 1955-11-03
Miracle Cushion
Holds False Teeth
Tight and Firm

Snuae brand Denture Cushions are 4 trl
umph of science. sensational new piastis
and irritation 0f loose, badly fttin1 falss
tAeth. Snug eases sore, irritated glims dus
% loose nttinK dentufes. Applied ID few
minutes. makes The wobblieet plates stay
firmly II place gives perfect comfort. Eat
anything : talk: laugh - plates stay put. :
Harmless to gums or dentures.
Snug relliners can last from 70 .
mcnths. Stays soft and pliable-doea moi
harden md ruin plate. Peels right out
when replacement q needed. No daily bother
with ndheaives. Get Snug brnnd Denturn
Crshions todsyl liners fof upper oI igMsr \ e
Al NJ drugEistA
Evening star., 1955-11-03

more Mr.. Hawkins said when
asked why he left without giving
his name.
Mr.. Danser. who lives at 5504
Seventh street NV. was work.
ing In the building when the
fire started. He told Mremen he
ran up to the third fioor to try
to rescue Mrs. Slower but was
forced back down - the smoke.
Evening star., 1955-11-03
One Killed, Two Hurt
In Dlcst at Memphis

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Nov. 8 Up.
One worker was killed and two
others seriously injured when
q big insecticide vat exploded
yesterday at the chemical plant
Of the velsicol Corp. The blast
jolted the surrounding area.
The cause Of the explosion
was not Immediately determined.
The dead man was identified
as Vernon F. Wilson.
Evening star., 1955-11-03
z Brave Dense Smoke to Sove
Tropped Women and Child

living at 1860 Biltore NV yesterday sent
three persons to Emergency Hospital for treatment
It also produced two heroes
The IRE t6 the living the third-Oor
rnent Of Slower "A RICH
ard Shane IT months old to the hospital with smoke exhas
Evening star., 1955-11-03
OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING

Mr. and Mrs John O. Babcock, 425 Whittier street NV
recently celebrated their 5Oh wedding anniversary at
tea at the home Of son. Wallace Babcock 7059 Wilson
lane, Bethesda, Nd Mr.. Babcock Is native Of Albany
r. and Mrs Bahcock native Of the District Mr. Bah
Of the District governments Besides wallace they have
other sons. two daughters and nine grandchildren.
Evening star., 1955-11-03
ADYERTTsEMENT.


are you VERIFIED and tmbafFatsed ~
dte 10 comnaan kidney and Dlhddef sffritas
tiona. which sometimes result II bnekAehe
ana nerveusnessf And do such isfitatiens
cause tension and loss cf sleep 20 that yot
feel CID. tired and deprtnssdfI 0 such cases
CYoTKK usually gives quick wonderful
soothing relief through ~ germ eomn1sins
xsit4vlne seias. Over billion CxefNN
tables used prove safety and Mieeete. 0ei
CYMTEx from efWNRias tn&Ay under neneg'
h&ek guArAnses fer y hrishter tcmoFfew.
Evening star., 1955-11-03
Open Late Tonight
ArY.yN WashlgIsn
PAMKE.nsgsss
MGR EDIBL =

That's what we said when we saw these
luscious luxury fabrics. That's what we
said when we saw the costly fur trims,
the exquisite Innings. That's what you'll
say when you see the priceh Don't stop to
wonder how we did it (actually we bought
out the famous manufacturers entire end
of-season stock), just hurry in and take
your pick Of these beauties!
Evening star., 1955-10-26
Injured Robinson
Moy Need Month
Before Olson Bout

CHICAGO, Oct. 26 R,Ths
international Boxing Club ng-
ures it win take sugar Ray Rob-
inson. who suffered an ankle
injury. q month to get well and
back in shape for his title fight
against Middleweight Champion
Bobo Olson.
The IBC yesterday postponed
the Chicago Stadium fight sched.
|uled for November 4 to Decem-
|ber Q because Of Sugar Rays in-
jury.
Robinson, the IBC said.
sprained his ankle while training
Sunday and tried to work out
yesterday but couldn't because Of
the pain.
AT his Greenwood. N. T., camp.
Robinson said II am at q loss
for words. I'm 50 disappointed.
u was In excellent condition"
Olson broke camp and planned
TO go to his San Francisco home
for q layoff Of several weeks.
I'm naturally disguised" the
champion said. "I've put In q
lot Of work for nothing"
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/ ever made" He reacquired
him early last season to give the
Sox defensive strength. Busby
who Ii %. started his major
league career with the Sox in
1850. the same year Chico joined
the club.
Comiskey. who apparently Is
going to call all the Pale Hose
shots. said:
"The search Is over for q long
ball hitter. We've certainly
needed a consistent one--and
we've been eyeing Dolby for some
time"
Hank Greenberg. Cleveland
general manager, felt he did all
right in the deal. too. Hank
said: a.s ,se
"Carrasquel. generally recog-
nized as the American Leagues
outstanding shortstop, an d
speedster Busby viii bolster our
defense and team speed" ap
Busby. contacted by telephone
at his home In Silver Spring,
Md. said Il think III be very
happy In Cieyelau6, I know
quite few Of the bali. players.
I'm looking forward to q real
good year."
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Continued From Page C-1
Peters was about to make con-
tact with the ball. II felt
something give" Pellegrini said,
and when the play was over I
found out it was the ball. tGene)
Dyson had recovered It and they
didn't score.
Maryland took heart with that
goai-ine stand and beat the
Bruins; TO. WAS that the best
tackle you ever nader" Peile-
grini was asked. II was lust
doing my job." Bob replied, sbut
1t turned out to be q pretty good
one. thanks to help from Davis.
Dyson, and the other guys on
the line. -,
It was remarks like the latter
that won Pellegrini the co-cap-
taincy along with Ed Vereb. He
Keeps up d rapid chatter and Is
terrific from VI morale stand
point.
Tatum Is careful not to COM
pare team with team or player
against player. He Just says
Tive never seen q better line
hacker than Pellegrini."
One coach said Pellegrini
snasfes through and bats more
footballs from the passer's hand
than any player he's ever seen.
Another Maryland assistant likes
Bob for his knack OF sounding
out plays. and for reporting
changes In the offense that he
can spot as the linebacker, but
which the scouts from the stands
can't see. He's an extra coach on
the field.
Pellegrini says that II he Is
q good football player. it's be-
cause Bob Ward kept after him,
Pellegrini was q back In high
school. but at Maryland 1t soon
was discovered he was not the
type for ball carrying. HIS as
sets include intuition, speed, and
tremendous blocking protection
Pellegrini was urged to come
10 Maryland by Jack Hennenier,
NOW coach of Calgary In the
Canadian League. It was between
Pitt, Vilianova and Maryland,
and the Terps got him.
Bob thinks the best game he
ever played was In Miami last
year. That's where they keep
defensive statistics, and he made
IL individual tackles and seven
assists for what was termed O
stadium record.
He wants to play pro football,
and the Maryland coaches say
he viii be q great linebacker.
Bob has a hometown girl
friend, Marie Slaviero. She won't
be able to make it for homecom-
ing but she'll be here over the
week end for Q visit. and while
she won't see Bob play, she'll
hear plenty about him.
Evening star., 1955-10-26

Items on George Washington
University's football practice
schedule this week;
Evening star., 1955-10-26
BY DICK SLAY

Among the smaller schools in
the area. four have just about
the best football records they've
ever had at this point. Saturday
these four teams George Mason
of Falls Church, OsnOurn of Ma
rlaSsas Wheaton and DeMatha
Of Hyattsgille will square OF
In two Gaines.
We say "just about" the best
records because two years ago
George Mason won four In q
row before being defeated by
osbourn. This time against Os-
bourn, the Mustangs win carry
D record Of three victories and
one tie. Also. last year Osbonn
won its first six games while 50
far this season the Yellow Jac-
kets have won i've.
Anyway. Saturday Osbourn
comes to George Mason for o
battle between the only un-
beaten teams in Northern Vir-
ginia and 1t won't have to take
a back seat to any, of the other
IA schoClboy games on The
schedule that day.
Wheaton Proud OF Team
At Catholic University Satur-
day morning. however. there win
be no qualification about best
records. Wheaton is in its Sec
ond year and has swept by -four
opponents. DeMatha is playing
Its seventh season and never had
anything close to the 3-l-1 rec
ord it now boasts.
The citizens of Wheaton feel
tremendous pride In their high
school squad. They think simply
that they hired the best coach
In the area tLou Chacos) and,
after one year Of grouping his
forces, he has given them the
best team in suburban Maryland.
One way Of backing UP such q
Evening star., 1955-10-26
DRILLS ON CONVERSIONS, TOO
CIV Works on Defense
TO Stop VPI Possinq

throwing two Of them
on plays covering Is and 28
yards. The third for is yards
was tossed by a player no longer
with the Gobblers. All to-
gether, vPI completed six Of
seven passes In that game for
1856 yards.
George Wasnington's pass de-
fenses look good statistically
with only "a compilations In Sc
throws against the Colonials for
234 yards. Mine passes have been
intercepted, and only one has
gone for a touchdown.
Indians Flub Chances
Only against Florida, however
were the Colonials facing q good
passer. Last week at W0sM, for
example. when only eight OF q
passes were completed. much OF
1T was the result Of wild throw
ling by the Indians. SeyeraI
times potential receivers were
behind the CIV defenders. which
shouldn't happen. and the only
thing preventing trouble was
that the passer failed to find
his mark.
The VPI scout who was al
that game undoubtedly noticed
such things, and with q solit
quarterback to do the work al
Blacksburg. the Colonials car
expect plenty of throwing.
As q sophomore last year Gran
we'll completed 18 Of 81 passes
for 3l6 yards and seven touch
downs. He was Just subbing foi
the injured Johnny Dean then
and now that he has the Job on
his own and more experience
he's reported TO be even better
Evening star., 1955-10-26
MARYLAND

fAnsicer on Pace C..
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YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
By WARREN GAER
prake FoothalI coach


Eighteen seconds remain in the
game between Mississippi State
and North Texas State. with the
former leading. l4-13.
North Texas has Just used its
NTH time out and is ready to
put the bah in play on Missis-
sippi States l1-yard line. second
down and 10.
The Eagles coach has given
his team q set Of plays called
Series x that can be run without
going into a huddle. The series
includes q pitchout around right
end. Q dive through the line by
the right half, followed by q dive
over the other side by the left
half. Time out has expired.
You be the North Texas quar-
terback. Rate these calls /, 2,
3 and Il:
Fuliback on tackle.
Series X.
Quick pass to left end.
Pass with ends crossing In end
zone.
fAnsCer on PAGE C.4
Evening star., 1955-10-26
By GEORGE HUBER

Items on George Washington
University's football practice
schedule this week:
a-Pass defense.
b-Point after touchdown
kicking:
Taking that second item first.
one of the football pickers last
week had the Colonials q one
point choice over William &
Mary. which resulted in snickers
from those who have been fol-
lowing the team. A favorite, yes;
q 6-point favorite. or maybe even
IL points, but one point, hardly.
Where that one point was to
come from was the question.
Presumably the man had a
point-after- touchdown In mind,
but that Is one department In
which the generally well-bal-
anced Colonials don't shine. Co
ing into the W6sM fray. the Co
lonials had converted on three Of
10 touchdowns. Last Saturday
they got one for two which raised
the average slightly. but they
still aren't one Of the giants Of
the country in that department
Cranwell Solid Passer
AS for pass defense. CIV this
week opposes Virginia Tech at
Blacksburg where Billy Gran
well holds forth at quarterback
Cranwell is b solid man at that
position and a good passer. This
isn't Just flearsay to the Coz
lonials. they saw him In action
last year when VPI took q 20-13
decision.
All three, vPI touchdowns
came through the air. with
Evening star., 1955-10-26
|Zohorios Teams
With GolIogher in
Wrestling T Feuture

Bill tBabe) Zaharias. appear
ing here for the first time in
several months, teams with Doc
Gallagher in q match against
George Becker. Southern cham
pion. and Jack Witzig, one -tins
Wisconsin football player. In the
feature wrestling bout tonight al
Turner'S Arena.
The semifinal viii be q one
fall, Commute time limit match
pitting Mr.. x. the masked mar
vel. against Hombre Montana.
345-pound Brazilian.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
4 Potent Smaller Schools
Clash in Saturday Games

claim would be to beat DeMatha
Idecisively. The Stays lost their
first game q week ago. 1876, to
lBladensburg. current favorite for
the Bic County championship.
Clete Cannone is the new
coach at DeMatha and he makes
mo secret OF the fact that Pat
Mccarthy left him a good nu-
Icleous of veteran material when
Pat went to Gaithersburg High
after one year with the Hyatts-
vile parochial school.
Besides playing Bladensblrg,
the Stays have scrimmaged Car
roll and st. Johns. and Cannone
says, "The bigger they are the
better we like It." Wheaton take
mote.
Osbourn Shows Strength
There have been rumors on the
south side of the river that Os-
bourn. q Group II OUTFIT, may
have the best football team in
that section. Coach Larry
Winkler Of Annandale said SO
after being whipped by George
Washington. 2l-0. and then by
| EOsbourn. 27-0.
Coach Joe Grain Of George
Mason secuted Osbourn last week
and he came away saying,
They've one Of the fastest teams
I've ever seen. If we don't beat
them. they won't he beaten. But
we're going 10 give them a ball
game. There won't be any Of
tnat $50 in the first 6 minutes
like last year."
This will be Mason's third try
lat beating the yellow Jackets,
sThe difference the past two years
was four touchdoRns both times
Evening star., 1955-10-26
PRO FOOTBALL
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clung TO the scoring lead with
~ points. although he scored
only two points after touchdown
in the 1913 victory over the
Colts. But wholesale changes
were recorded In pass receiving
Bin Howton Of Green Bay
dropped to second as Billy VIII
son Of the San Francisco Forty
Miners. third last week, went to
the front. Pete Pihos of the
Philadelphia Eagles. the early
season leader. moved from nth
to fourth. m s
Evening star., 1955-10-26
HOCKEY SCORES

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago 2. Boston o.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
1890 zaaasse se.1zgs

The 1855 scholastic football
season Is q little more than half
finished. For some teams it is
over now as far as victories are
concerned But for q dozen OF
so the remaining four weeks viii
separate the men from the
boys
In two Of the five leagues ir
the area the pattern is no diff.
ferent than in previous years
George Washington and Wash.
ington-Lee once again viii NEE
for the Northern Virginia. GrouI
I. title in their annual Old Oak,
len Bucket series game Thanks.
giving Day. In the Catholii
League 1t Is the two perennia
rivals, st. Johns and Gonzaga
The Interhigh League. Inter
state Academic Conference ant
Maryland BIZ County Leagul
present q different picture.
~ HfH
Two teams. Wakefield and An.
mandate. were added this yea
to the Northern Virginia League
bringing 1t up to seven teams
For q while 1t appeared tina
Wakefield would pull a big sur,
prise and challenge the monop.
oily Of CIV and WI.
The Warriors ran UP nv,
straight victories at the outset
three Of the wins over league
opponents. But when the biz
test came, against George Wash.
ington. they didn't quite have 1t
The others in the league. An
mandate, Falls Church. Fairfa,
and Mount Vernon. were n,
threats from the start.
The Catholic League, unfor
|tunately, offers even less compe'
tition. Georgetown Prep ant
DeMatha, outclassed In the foot.
ball league for many years
dropped out to play teams more
in their class. Carroll. with only
seven lettermen returning. is re.
building and, It's LIS record re.
fleets it.
H&H
Perhaps the most interesting
scrap is the l4-tean1 Interhigh
Two Of the entries. Armstrong
in the East Division and Cardozs
Evening star., 1955-10-26
WITH THE
HIGH SCHOOLS.
By BOB HANSON

in the West. are threatening to
pull away.
Armstrong. winner Of II titles
when performing In the old Di-
vision II before integration. app
pears to be the class. Spingarn,
however. still remains q threat
and viii be until the issue Is
settled with . meeting Of the
two November II.
Cardozo is perched on top of
the West Division as Of the mo-
Iment. but breathing on its neck
|is the Wilson Tiger. Likewise.
this division title may not be
settled until the two tangie on
November 10.
One other league CHAMPION
lship appears headed for o Show
down between two teams. the
lac. st. Albans. enjoying its
finest season In several years.
viii Be host to Iandon November
49, Both should come up to this
game i1nbeaten, although Lam
don. defending champion, has
one tie to mar an otherwise per-
feet record for the last three
years.
The Maryland league Is q
scramble. Bethesda Chevy Chase,
|a preseason choice along with
Northwestern. got its Jumps the
other week from Suitland. And
last week Northwestern was
dumped by Montgomery Blair.
Meanwhile. Bladenshurg ap-I
pears to have found itself and
now Is firmly in the picture.
Blair. defending champion. can
mot be written on although the
Blazers are not as strong as In
former years.
Evening star., 1955-10-26

Perhaps the most interesting
scrap Is the l4-team Interhigh.
Two Of the entries. Armstrong
in the East Division and Cardozo