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Evening star., 1955-03-14
Runnoge Sale
Starts Today

The women of All Souls
Memorial Episcopal Church
will hold a rummage sale from
$50 to 6 o'clock starting to-
day. The sale will be held for
one week at 1845 Columbia
road NV.
Mrs. Avery McBee and Mrs.
Douglas Tschaiffeley are CO.
chairmen.
Among the articles for sale
are antiques, small oriental
rugs, furniture, clothing,
dishes, draperies, lamps, bric-
a-brac and costume jewelry.
The group adopted Korean
orphan two years ago and
some of the money raised will
go for his maintenance.
Evening star., 1955-03-14
CONTEST ADDRESS;
QUERIES

MRS. B. A. S., ArlingtoI)
The address of one contest
magazine is Contest Maga-
zine" A. d. Freese and Son,
Upland, Indiana. This is the
more desirable. There is anoth-
er one which you can get from
Robert Spence, 1852 Central
avenue, st. Petersburg, Fla.
Right now there are many
contests going on. Watch your
paper.
Can anyone suggest a good
color to dye worn olive drab
jackets and trousers? Can
this be done in the washer?
How about woolen items such
as socks, sweaters, ETC.? We
tried dyeing a woolen item
dark green in the washer, but
it came out the original color.
Can anyone suggest a sem
sible use for soap scraps
toilet soap. Can shampoo be
made from these? If so, how?
Evening star., 1955-03-14

ROMANCE begins with pretty figure.
Now you can lose excess inches from
your waist, tummy, hips and thighs -.
without diet or weight-loss
QUICKLY, EASILY while you REST
luxuriously at home! Relax-A-cizor
gives you a delightful new kind of
beautifying slimming exercise that
requires NO EFFORT!
You RELAX and enjoy reading, sew
ing even SLEEPING while Relax
A-cizor removes those excess inches
almost like magic 1t does NOT
make you tired like regular beauty
exercises.
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important thing to remember
is not to let the weight of the
iron rest on any part of the
seam or the skirt proper.
I hope this method will
eliminate the shine. I have
been considered an expert
seamstress for a number Of
years and am very pleased to
be able to pass on this sewing
hint to YOU.
Evening star., 1955-03-14
NEW-no vibration massage truly easy No-EFFoRT way!

FIRMS TiGHTENS TRIMS
Diet may cause sagging and loss from
bust, neck and face RelaX-A-cizor
does not: it, instead, firms and tight
ems your waist, hips, thighs and abdo-
men. FACIAL attachment exercises
muscles around EYES and THROAT.
Don't risk your health this is the
safe, sensible, economical home
method praised by thousands of users.
Home model approved by Under
iCriterS' Laboratory.
Featured in MademoiseIIe by Health &
Beauty editor, tull pages, March 81
issue. READ WHAT OTHER USERS
SAY: "a inches removed from abdo
Mrs. M. F. "3" from hips
M. A. Dress size was Is, now 12"--
c. P. MANY WOMEN LOSE AN INCH
OR TWO THE FIRST FEW DAYS!
You may lose Lessor MORE.
Evening star., 1955-03-14
Readers s'ClearingH House
DYE RUG?
MRS. C. W. H., alexandria,

MRS. C. w. H., AleIandrid)
I have a summer fiber rug.
9x12, in good condition, but
it needs a color change. VIII
anyone who has dyed, painted
or sprayed such a rug success
fully please give me the details
on the procedure? 1t will be
used in our living room SO the
results would have to be salts
factory so that no color would
stain our hardwood floors. /
am particularly interested in
something that can be painted
on with a brush, or sprayed on
from a pressurized can.
COOK BOOK
MRS. J. E. B., PurcelUille, Va
I wonder if any Of the
readers know where I can find
a copy of The Lilly Wallace
New American Cook Book. 1t
was published in 1914 by
Books, Inc, New York.
x Il y
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
MRS. w. T., FdutarJ
Preparing Dreaded chops:
Let them stand awhile after
dipping to dry before frying.
Turn with spatula instead of
fork.
For Mrs. K. L. B., Hyatts-
vile: Hand vacuum cleaners
are fine for spot cleaning. Too
much work for big jobs.
For Mrs. A. w. Arlington:
I grow dill in the garden from
seeds. 1t is easily grown-pro-
duces heavy. 1t probably
would grow in large pots.
MRS. E. L., Clinton, Md
To Miss I. j. j., Washington:
In answer to your request for
information to remove shine
from your velveteen skirt,
place a turkish towel (aS soft
and fluffy as you have) on
your ironing board. Turn your
skirt wrong side out and place
over the ironing board with
the right side of the seam
against the turkish towel.
Place a folded strip of tissue
paper between your skirt and
opened edge of seam on each
side of the seam. You will
find this tissue paper method
very helpful on any garment
as you press the seams, for
this keeps the opened edge of
your seam from marking the
right side of your garment. 1t
makes a softer seam and adds
to that professional touch.
Now, if you have steam
iron, simply steam your seam
without letting the iron touch
the seam. Velveteen and COR
duroy are both very delicate
and the pile crushes very
easily. If you do not have a
steam iron. place a soft damp
cloth (wrung out as dry as
posSible) over the sea m.
Barely touch your pressing
cloth with your dry iron, only
enough to make steam, and do
not let the weight of the iron
rest on the seam. This steam
method should raise the pile,
and is also the proper method
for pressing seams in a new
garment of velveteen or cordu-
roy if your presser didn't do
too much damage. If, after
steaming your seam Fuckers,
you either used too small a
stitch or had needle tension
too tight, or both. The most
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come learn new uses
for spices and herbs by
SPICE ISLANDS

Mrs. Helen SomueIs, demonstration, will
be in our Food Shop, 1st Floor, North
Building, Monday, March IA through,
Saturday, March 70. Ask for your free
booklet on "Lenten Recipes"
Spice Islands herbs:
Gunnbo File, 35c
Speormint, 55c
Chill Pequins, 45c
Dill Weed, Soc
Morjorom, 55c
Rosemary, 55c
Sovoy, 55c
Salad Herbs, zoe
Torrogon, 5oc
Thyme, 55c
Spices and Seasonings
Ground Cinnamon, 6Oc
Whole Cloves, 6Oc
Curry Powder, 45c
Garlic Powder, Zoe
Chilli Powder, Soc
Ground Nutmeg, 60c
Popriko, SOC
Whole Black Pepper 6Oc
Pork Sausage Seasoning 35c
Smoke FIovored Salt 35c
Spaghetti Sauce Seasoning zoe
Beou Monde SEASONING 70c
Anise Seed, Whole 45c
Poppy Seed 45c
Sesame Seed 40c
Vinegars: 10 ounces
Garlic Fovored Red Wine 55c
UnfIovored Red Wine 55c
Torroeon Favored Red Wine 55c
Gourmet Magazine March issue Soc
WGL-Food Shop, st Floor North Building
Evening star., 1955-02-25

OF the jacket nimbly neu-
trail with a slim dress that has
three waistlines-one at the
waist, one on the hips and
one under the bustline. :"
Give never even quite under
stood the old H-line, much
less the new A-line that the
fashion writer's have been see
ing at the spring Paris OPEN
ings.)
The three sets of quotations
were lifted from the same
publication q while back and
as I copied them I reflected
that judging from his writing,
Mark Twain, whose birthplace
and mine were separated by
only seven miles, must have
felt much the same sort Of
puzzlement. When the newly
rich In California during gold
rush days were bringing over
Paris fashions. for instance.
the humorist reported for his
newspaper on a ball he'd at
tended. So.
Mrs. b." he wrote deadpan,
"was arrayed In a superb
speckled foulard with stripes
running fore and aft. Mrs.
j. B. wore q heavy rat-colored
brocade silk, studded with
Evening star., 1955-02-25
leads q crusade to free human
beings from the shackles that

leads q crusade to free human
beings from the shackles that
convention and custom have
imposed upon them In the
matter Of clothing.
She says that men don't
HAVE to wear trousers, citing
the Arabs, Chinese and
Scots, and adds that women
have demonstrated that they
can wear skirts OR pantaloons
and still remain women. She
notes the senselessness Of
rules about invariable hats
and gloves and handbags.
She points out that the sack
suit, sign of the successful
businessman, with It's bind
ing jacket, rather tight un-
comfortable trousers, is GER
tainly psychologically and
physiologically cramping.
All I really want-and !
think Mark Twain and Eliza
beth Hawes will say amen 10
have each person Especially
mel express individuality by
wearing the clothes in which
he feels comfortable and
happy. And II the idiots who
Evening star., 1955-02-25

large silver stars and trimmed
with organdie."
They were using French
names for everything, so Mark
gave Miss c. an elegant "che-
vaux de la refine" Queens
horses trimmed with bands
Of "guipure" (vellum-Iace)
and q "Mohair Garibaldi
shirt"
AS for his own party outfit,
continued the wicked humor-
ist, it consisted of "Mr. Law
lor's shirt, Mr.. Ridgeway's
vest, Jerry Longs white kids
Evening star., 1955-02-25

In the days when Chanel's
name was o synonym for
fashion in the 20s; and eve
ming dresses that seem to call
for chandeliered bathrooms and
magnificent stairways from
which to make entrances are
all an indication that French
designers are quite sentimental
about fashions past.
The Ensemble Trend
Most noticeable trend in the
Paris collections of Desses,
Dior. Balmain, Balenciaga, de
Givenchy, and the house Of
Faith is the ensemble look in
everything from day to eve
ming wear. The dress and coat
or jacket is seen interpreted In
Just about every fabric and In
just as many style variations.
Tunics, oyerblouses. long
wasted dresses. long coats
with a flare tendency at the
kneeline, are other Paris FASH
ion notes.
Evening star., 1955-02-25
TO-DAY
IN FASHION
New Styles Unveiled
By French Couture
BY Eleni

Today's photographs are the
first to be released by the
French couture members OF
their spring and summer col
lections. They tell q revealing
story Of what American women
can expect to see In the stores
shortly. Our mass produced
American fashion market is
very quick to pounce upon a
good style trend and to dupIi-
cate the original French styles
in little time.
Romontic Fashions
We may be living in an
atomic age but q summary Of
some Of the Paris fashion
notes indicates past romantic
periods In history seem to be
the basis for q lot Of contem-
p0rary clothes.
Prints that bark back In in
spiration to the days when the
Versailles gardens were In
their glory: silhouettes that
first saw the light OF day back
Evening star., 1955-02-25
and DR.. Tollard McDonald's s

and Dr.. Tollard McDonald's
pantaloons."
Mark Twain's sarcasm had
little effect apparently. for
people still seem to enjoy fol-
lowing fashion - and talking
Of 1t in a patois intelligible
only to the initiated. Rebels
continue. too, though, and of
these Elizabeth Hawes, dress
designer though she used to
be, Is about the most articu-
late. In her recent book. "It's
Still Spinach" Miss Halves
Evening star., 1955-02-25

Co. are reoffering the mat
prices to yield from 0.70 per
cent for those due February /,
1856, to 2 per cent for the
1914 maturity. >"
And though it's supposed to
be women's concern. I also
don't understand the things
like this that people write
about fashion:
Trim-fltted suits are banded
with q pretend belt at the hem
Evening star., 1955-02-25

go in for "chevaux de la refine"
trimmed with bands Of
"guipure" like doing 1t, I say
amen for them, too, even
though it's all Greek Gas well
as French) to me.
(From AP Newsfeatures)
Evening star., 1955-02-25

Z o d q y 70
take pac-
tng's biggest
prize. the
ninth an
nual $780,
332.06 Little
B r o W n
.Tll9 /"
! d o Mt
u n derstand
most Of the
things peo-
pie write
q b out A.
nance, viz:
"B Blank &
Evening star., 1955-02-25
Moy Morgoret Mcbride Soys-
She Doesn't Understand

I don't understand so many
things people write about
sports. viz: "Adios Harry, son
Of Adios, came out Of the East
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

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"a New, creamy skin perfume made
with a revolutionary slowly diffusing do
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Perfume fantasies (2B) a frilly 80
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CHANEL
Ch@saeE No. ; Is O
Classic FWcOrite
0D
pIss Ie& tas

~. Airy, provocative perfume
for the most feminine woman
you know-and one that men
adore them to wear.
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LUCEEN LELONG
S24 VMIwe! "Place
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80
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IL "
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IN. Splendid wardrobe of S Paris
perfumes to give individually
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set box"l or as one magnificent
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16
AMATEUR GOLF
RESULTS

RICHMOND. Sept. 10 Dr.
Results of yesterdays matches
in the National Amateur Coli
championship:
FIFTH ROUND
Joe 3. Campbell. Anderson, Ind, de.
feated Jake Howard. tr, Augusta, Ga.
William Hyndman III. Arlington, Pa
defeated James B. McHale, jr., Newton
sanars, Pa. and
fea tea William waryan. 81. Paul, Mimi.
Hillman Robbins. ST., Memphis. Tenn.
defeated John @. Miles. Msmaroneck
Edward B. HOPKINS, tr., abilene. Tex.
defeated George p. Swift. jr., Columbus
|. Charles Kunkle, IT,, Johnstown. Pa.
defeated Joe Conrad, San Antonio. Tex
Harvie Ward. jr,. San Francisco. de.
feated Robert o. Mccall. Yolnsstown
on james 3 a G. Mccoy. Yves. poin. Beach
Fla. defeated Robert ]. Jordan, Green's
boro. N. c.. and 2.
oUARTER-FINALs
Hyndman defeated Campbell, 2 up.
Robbins defeated Hopkins, 1 up.
Booze defeated Kunkle. / IN.
Ward defeated Mccoy, 8 and 4.
roDAy,s PAIEISGs
t36 Holes)
Ward vs.. Booze.
Hydman vs.. Robbins.
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CHOICE or CHANNEL
FOR UcLA GAME
SLATED MONDAY

A decision will be made
Monday about which tele-
vision station here will carry
the Maryland CLA football
game September "a.
The Terrapins have NCAA
clearance to televise the
game in Washington be-
cause it is a sellout and
falls on q date set aside
for regional television. No
regional TV schedule was
sold for this area.
Three stations are bid
ding for the game-WMAL.
channel Z; WRC. channel 4,
and WTOP. channel o.
WMAL-TV has an option
to match the bid offered by
the other stations as part
Of its contract for radio
broadcast Of all Maryland
games, and has until Mon
day to do SO. Coach Jim
Tatum OF Maryland, who
disc is athletic director. said
the decision would be an
nounced' Monday after his
return from tomorrow's Mis-
souri, game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16
|Trippi 10 Miss
Half Of Season

CHICAGO, Sept. l6 (R.-
Charley Trippi. injured Chicago
Cardinals halfback. may mis-
at least half. or perhaps the en-.
tire National Football League
season, the clubs executive d.
rector said today.
However, Walter Wolfner de-
MED he had stated that Trippi's
career has ended.
Trippi suffered a smashed
nose and a fractured skull in a
43-7 exhibition loss to the Forty
Miners at San Francisco two
weeks ago. This would be Trip
pts ninth NIL season,
1.-THE doctors don't know
when Trippi can resume play,s-
or If he can." Wolfner said.
Hes undergoing slow, pro-
longed treatment and certainly
he'll miss at leeast half the
season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16

Continued From Page CT
ternoon Mississippi State is al
Florida.
On the coast. Washington
State travels to Southern Cali
fornia and Idaho goes over the
mountains to play Washington.
Other major games tomorrow
SOUTH
North Carolina state at Florida
virginia Tech at wake Forest.
MIDWEST
Denver ut Iowa State. Wyoming ai
Kansas State, Arizona ut Wichita
Hawaii ct Nebraska.
SOUTHWEST
Hardin simmons at Baylor, Tulsa ai
Arkansas: Montana ct Houston. Texas
Tech at Texas tN).
FAR WEST
Brigham Young at oregon. State,
Oregon AT Utah M. College Of Paeifis
ct Stanford.
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AMATEUR
Continued From Page c.

Continued From Page Gel
might as well shut up shop at the
Country Club of Virginia be-
cause the fans are strictly for the
Southern boys.
Harvie Is pretty confident
about the whole thing. He's
been playing exceptionally well
over the rugged 6,713-yard, par
10 James River course. He had
% l9-hole squeaker in his OPEN
ing match against Ray Palmer
but has won every one since by
Q comfortable margin.
Rough Road for Booze
After knocking out Robert
Jordan of Greensboro, N. c., 4
and 2. and young Jimmy Mccoy
OF West Palm Beach, Fla, 6 and
4, yesterday. Ward repeated an
earlier statement that II he keeps
on playing the same kind Of golf,
he stands a chance to win. That
was a real understatement.
Booze, on the other hand. had
the toughest Of all roads TO the
semifinals, although three of the
four quarter-final matches went
to the 18th green. For the first
seven holes against tail Charles
Kunkle Of Johnstown, Pa, up-
set conuueror of Joe Conrad in
the morning round. Booze
Couldn't make 2 par.
II felt so bad I didn't want to
go on. I didn't want, that match
to finish" he said afterward.
But he did 60 on and. as
Bobby Jones advised, had his
bad round when his opponent
also was having d bad one.
Campbelrs Streak HaIt.a
Tb. ao-v..r-o,a rT,.,.,.....
n,,,n 80. - ~, ~ $500, nyii "'
,Ii =, 80, nx 80 - ~ lIls.lu'
: Ac, AZ s.iuLiofiiIig,
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Beers End Browns Jinx
With Second Half Surge

s~w~~<s -. 80 s,u
C1lCA1O, sept. 20 A-Ine
nlcaso 1ears nrozs : ions-slIn.
j.nA iass nlgnt ny neaLine tne
$500 nIoWns, 14zi, e
eeOolauaan SURG "a tns LUZ =,
Ican,a 81 so1dis, E,siS
~ -
M nloWas l.au pea,en sIis
49, sessn LILIES y : TOW ano
n w ea q, -, atlos1l9l sicsoIy
NV M.si' -. 81 s.aiislnls ieau nu'
t tssu 49, $50 ss.as pac1 WIN w !,
and Won IN Tsaorge Rlande,s a
ward Held coal a fra Lost n,,or.
Ter after Ere Hears had recnv.
cred 4 Browns, tumble. a. the
Cleveland 23-yard lima
~. r,.,,,,,. 90 -. 80. !
-, : ,s.x 49,, $3.50 u, a. 49, ~. 49,
,;so,, ~ t,,a t,,.s -, $3.50; .ss 80
ward akeen, 50 f,tfn Carer IN
Ithe second ouarterhacr NJ
sA y. 800. 800
Brown nit Harlon Eth with q
f7-vard to,,cl,rloy,,, =. z. -. ~, :,
1tJoAu youCiiuuWh paao A0IS LIE
Bears, but Graham retaiiatAd hv
litt,,,, r,a..+. = r.,.sss' -. s.'.ts . Z
scoring throw.
The Bears had everything
their own way n the second
half. Harry Jaoade plunged
2 yards for one touchdown and
Rrown nassed ~ verds - pi,,
McColl for another to lie the
score At 21-2I
n. 49,. -.
az IL aa nl ~ ~ ~ up sIls w..iIllns
lie LEU ..,a svaa - s.e ,o1l.l qualsi
~ p,.hais e luin1,e Dy 20 MOO
zeiewsAi ~ Ilie DroWns OUT OF
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ing part in the drill but merely
looking on at the time.
Picked up from the New York
Giants on waivers. the former
Oklahoma star rejoined the
Colts only last Monday after
being hospitalized with . right
leg fracture suffered in an ex-
hibition game.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept, l6
|R.-The San Francisco Forty
Miners have placed three play
ers on waivers, reducing their
squad to IS men In compliance
with league rules.
Bobby White Of Stanford. vet
eran halfback, and Halfback
Frank Di Pietro Of Georgia and
and Linebacker Carl Brett
schneider Of Iowa State, q pair
of rockies. were placed on the
waiver list. White, primarily q
defensive specialist, played with
the Forty Miners in l951-52 and
was in the Air Force the past
two years.
HERSHEY, Pa. Sept. is B.-
The Philadelphia Eagles have
asked waivers on five rockies to
reduce their total squad to SO.
Three more players must be cut
of the list before the start of
the season, September "a.
Released were backs Nick
Marayic of Wake Forest and Bill
Travnick Of Tulsa and udneman
Clint Andrus, Minnesota; Gene
Lamone. West Virginia. and
Dean Digger, Ohio State.
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|HyottsviIIe TuckIe
On Princeton Squad

PRINCETON, N. j., Sept. l6
tSpeciaD Paul Nystrom Of
HyattsvilIe, Md, is a member OF
the Princeton University varsity
football squad this season.
Nystrom, a sophomore, was
an All-Metropolitan tackle at
Northwestern High School In
Hyattsville but is a candidate for
center at Princeton. He was
president Of his class all three
years In high school and served
on the undergraduate council as
10 Princeton freshman.
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Mrs. Matthews
Takes Title at


Mrs. Carl Matthews climaxed
1.-THE best golfing week Of her
career with her best tournament
round in defeating 17-year-old
barbara Berry, 2 and !. In the
Congressional Women's Club
championship anal yesterday.
Mrs. Matthews. wife Of the
Vice president Of the club. had a
Ia and birdied tive Of the first
three holes. Miss Berry had q
l7o. After winning rather easily
lin the first round. Mrs. Matthews
lhad to 60 20 holes in the second
round, to the 18th In the quar-
tier finals. and then top Miss
lBerry's 10 in the final.
Mrs. Matthews twice has been
Ia semifinalist in the club tour
Inament.
0eorge Rosden def. Mrs. Joseph zias. ]
up sls q aplsxs iehs--Mrs ssyin Old. def
q SS a Nss dsf a S. sof%sa sasn
0sTTEsi .i Z ea a,asshhi--Nrs. carl werner def
mrs; Carl Sauersteld, ! Up. SonsGlstiSr
lPisrssosni. q and {. aoun' os'' Ai'. " :
dei. 0 Srs. B. n'f !. Tasior. snd . A''
Mrs. A. H. Allen won a 9-hole
half handicap tournament fol-
Glass A golfers at Army-Navy
with a IS. Mrs. F. H. Browning
Twas second with 40-3-37, while
flour players tied for Class 3
lhonors at 38-Mrs. r. II. Bossidy
1915; Mrs. H. r. Brinkman
47-9, Mrs. j. Bannon, 50-12. AND
MRS. B. r. Doughtrey, 48-10.
/ Washington G&CC womer
golfers Cancelled their weekly Ia.
dies day event today out Of re-
Ispect to their former chairman
MRS. Mary Lou Dinneen, whose
funeral was held today.
|, Washington's Glass d tourna.
.lment. q 36-hole event for begin
Iners. was concluded yesterday
land won by Mrs. r. L. Norment
with 233 minus "a handicap fol-
1859. Mrs. Harry Porter won low
igross with ISL.
Other net winners were Mrs
r Diaonlro Cg0 10 fQ7 n,aS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16
WEEKEND
FOOTBALL

TONIGHT
Gssfxs. II: !. paSs.g q Charlotte
North Dakota State ct Drake.
Texas AaM o. UcLA.
San Jose at Utah State,
Colorado Ml Tomoo 81 E%osWsA0urn.
MARYLAND ct Missouri
Colorado Ann at Arizona tnight).
Hardin-Simmons 81 Baylor tnisht,.
PRESBYTERIAN 1t Clemson tnighD.
Hampton al Feyetteville.
Mississippi state ct Florida.
Miami ct Georgia Tech,
Mississippi VS.. Georgia ct Atlantis
Montana at Houston (nisht).
Denver at Iowa state.
wyoming At Kansas state.
Kentucky 1T Louisiana State (niRht)
Virginia Union at MARYLAND State.
Elon at Mississippi Southern.
aaewan Me g. Cs1 81 New Mexico Am
Rhode Island at Northeastern.
Brigham Young ct Oregon State.
California ct Pittsburgh.
Randolph-Mscon AZ Richmond mighty,
washington State at Southern Cali
Wotford at South Carolina.
COLLEGE Of PACING ct Stanford.
Kansas ct Texas Christian might.
VIRGINIA Military at Tulane.
green q Utah tntshn.,
st sse e Wichita Msss FINISH fniss.,.
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