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Milford chronicle., 1955-07-08
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
THE MILFORD TRUST cOMPAN,

OF MILFORD
In the State of Delaware. at the Close
of Business on June 80, 1855
Assets
Cash, balances with other
banks, including reserve
balances and cash items
in process of collections $50, 545 9e
United States Government
guaranteed ,------------- 1886. .92O.77
Obligations of States and
political subdivisions ---- 422, ,24443
Other bonds, notes, and de-
bentures - 92,475.4s
Corporate stocks - S,O4O. as
Loans and discounts (in-
cludi ing s425.52 over
dratftsa 1891. .5SO7s
Bank premises
owned 50 ------.------S75, ISL. Sc
Furniture and
- III, ,Sa5. .os
Other assets ------------------------- 3,444.1S
Total Assets SO, 7s7, ,1475s
Liabilities
Demand deposits of individ-
uals, partnerships, nd
corporations .---ss. ss5. 1880
Time deposits of individ-
uals, partnerships, a
corporations- -------------------- 2,316. 32
Deposits of United States
Government nclu I'D :
ing postal savings) -------- 30,223.77
Deposits of States and po-
litical subdivisions ------- 24S,869 SO
Other deposits Certified and
officers checks, etc.) ----- $780, 10
TOTAL
DEPOSITS -$6,006,6 ,67318
Other liabilities .------------------- S,924.8S
Total Liabilities (not
including subordinated
obligations shown be-
lOW) So O1 ,598.O6
Capital Accounts
Surplus 400, 900. 90
Undivided profits -.---.--..-.~-.- III, ,549.52
Total Capital Accounts~~S III ,54o.52
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-13
THE EVENING STAR C.S
Washington, D c. S"s
TUESDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1858

pairing a scout report. Contrary
to some mistaken ideas, football
coaches and scouts don't keep
bankers hours. And once in q
while something will happen
that a scout report can't pre-
vent-not even the best report.
Take those two New York
games, for example. The Red
skins figured to win at least one,
but dropped both.
II thought had the Giants
down cold" Joe said. IF you'd
asked me what game we were
sure to win I'd have said one Of
those"
"They didn't pull anything we
weren't expecting" chimed in
Evans. the Redskins line coach.
They beat us running back
kicks in the first game, and ran
over US in the second, even
though we had everything dag
nosed correctly and knew what
was coming"
Il never thought they'd beat
us twice Joe said, but they did. T"
Well, it's over for another
season. 1t seems to us that Joe
deserves a hand for a job well
done. How about naming him
rookie scout of the year?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-13
Wake Forest Reported
Fuvorinq Suuer, Wise

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Dec. Is
IR.-The names of George SaueI
and Carl Wise will be submitted
for consideration for the job OF
head football coach at Wake
Forest. according to the Char
Ilotte Observer.
Wilton Garrison. the papers
sports editor, said in a signed
story today the two names will
be submitted to the Athletic
Council at its next meeting.
Wake Forest trustees meet De-
cember % to consider the res
ignations of Athletic Director
Pat Preston and Head Football
Coach Tom Rogers.
Sauer recently was elevated te
the athletic dictatorship at Bay
Tor University. like Wake Forest
q Baptist school. He was relieved
as head football coach at Baylor
and replaced by Sam Boyd.
Wise, backfleld coach at Glenn
son, was head coach at Wash
Iington & Lee when that school
abolished football in 1858. He
coached in the Canadian League
before moving to Clemson. Wise
also has been mentioned for the
Virginia coaching job, Garrison
says.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-13
Little Schools Led
.By Brundeis Back,
Once With Hoyus

WALTHAM. Mass. Dec. l3
R.-Jim Stehlin. 6-foot TO-
FOUNDER from Allentown. Pa.
who started his football career
at Georgetown University five
years agoand ended up Bran
deis, set the offensive pace for
small college backs this season
with an aggregate Of LASS yards.
All but 229 yards came on passes.
Stehlin was second to Ham
lines Jerry Foley in pass COM
pletions, rs to 81, but ran up
more passing yardage in COM
plotting SIT per cent of his
throws. The lanky Pennsyle
vanian threw 10 touchdown
passes, figured in II of Brandeis'
l19 touchdowns. scored 81 points
himself and compiled a 37-yard
punting average.
Stehlin has another year of
college competition ahead. hav-
ing spent two years in military
service. He left Georgetown
after his freshman year when
the Hoyas dropped football. en-
rolled at Detroit University, but
left to matriculate at Brandeis,
sitting out one football season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-13
BASKETBALL
SCORES
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
R r. C. ds s. % Yves. vs so'. STAT.
Loyoia tBaIto.l 81 Catholic U. =
MontEomery &c Naval Receiving z
sr' ssss,. q Army M.ai e:i' s.s..r
Boston Celiege rs Rhode Island Z
New York University 95 Kings Point y
st. Joseph; pa % Penn MI. Col, Z
Rensselssr Polytsehnio 90 Union 4
PIattsbursh Teachers 80 Norwich o
California tPal Teachers 8
Millesvilie pa Teachers 03,
West Chester fPa) Teachers 81
'K.,,ue., u SOUTH p.p.ul q,
Mi.:i:.ippi sS Arkansas STATE !!
M ISIS Stat. IS sou.hv. cIsnni ::
Murray State 10 Middle Tennessee g
Northwestern ua3 state So :.
Georgia Tea. Of MorDInssids dov.l !,
Arkansas COLLEGE IS Arkansas A&M Z
GrAmbllng ua.l ia - Tuskegee 8
Ni;s T.a ss%r e 81 c.nf c,'n AZ,
Be,mon. A ssti''i igs Brothers Ne.SeTr, )
Potomac w. s' Sss. III wv. Va, 10
Eivinss.on 't 9Als. ~ stat. IL Miss. cei. !,
Knoxvil,s 60 go x,cb Ksnt Ts.s, s Hss 3
E Hai.ss CO.. 70 ' so"shre.ts 9 Ia. 8
High Point 20 --------~- Pfsiner !
Barea IL Unien n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-13
|GW High Opposes St. Johns
In UIine Preliminary Tonight

st. Johns, hit hard by the
transfer of John Frazier to West
ern High. is working with the
experience of Jim Collins and
Jim Mandes, plus the new talents
of Danny Porter, Larry Cox. AL
Camacho, Mike Ryan and John
Caretta.
The GW-St. Johns game rates
as the feature high school at
traction on q 12-game schedule
today. The schedule today and
tomorrow:
TODAY
st. Adams at Wheaton. 800.
Richard Montgomery ut Montgomsry
wilson at Bethesda. Chevy Chase. $40
Annapolis at High Point. Z.
Frederick 'B" ct Pooiesville, 2:30.
Lacey at Sherwood. $50.
Rappahannock at Nokesville, 8.
Luther Jackson at Leesburs Doug
lass, 7:3o.
wakefield at Landon, $40.
St. Johns VS.. GEORGE Washington o.
Uiine Arena, B:l6
Bell at Carroll $50.
TOMORROW
Chamberlain at DeMatha, $40.
Armstrong at Baltimore Carver. $50.
Bates at Parker-G 7:30.
CardoZo at Hoffman Boston, 3.
Columbian Prep at GEORGETOWN Frosh
$40.
St Stephens at Priory, 4.
Tech VS.. Bulls at Walter Reed, 3:4b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-13

People who arrive early for the
George Washington University
West Virginia basketball game
tonight at Uline Arena won't be
bored waiting for the tap-off
Two Of the areas best high
school teams will be playing the
preliminary.
George Washington High
School, considered by some the
class Of the Northern District
of Virginia, and st. Johns. de-
Tending champion in the Cath
Ollie League. open their seasons
with a $50 o'clock meeting in
iUline's.
CIV has a nucleus Of five vet
Grams with which 1t hopes to
unseat rival Washington-Lee fol
the district championship after
playing second fiddle for two
years.
| Mike Agee, George Coburn
Walt Densmore. Wayne Stewart
and Bob Garda all played reg
ularly last year. but Coach Steve
lOsisek intends to work Kenny
Barrett and Mike Delnegro into
the starting lineup tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-13
ATCHISON'S
ANGLE
By LEWIS r. ATcHIsoN

Joe Tereshinski didn't know
he'd spend less time at home
than a travelling salesman when
he accepted the job of coaching
the Redskins ends. But it
turned out to be one of the most
satisfying experiences of his pro
| football career.
| after ALL" Joe said, II went
! first-class all the way and saw a
good football game every SUM-
day. You can't beat that"
i The guy with the Joe Palooka
physique remembered the de-
tailed accuracy of Herman Balls
scout reports when he was with
the Washington eleven and tried
to initiate them. He had the
invaluable advice of two old
hands. Mike Nixon and Dick
Evans Of the Washington staff
and just to make sure he didn't
make a wrong move, Joe sought
out Jack Lavelle of the New York
Giants. one of the best in the
business.
THE best tip can give you.'
Lavelle said. lis to do the job
yourself and don't depend on
what you hear. You'll meet a
lot of other fellows scouting the
same team-get as far away from
them as possible. You can get
into trouble listening to them
because most of them will use
different Technology. What you
call a fair pass, for example
may be something else to them
Stay away from them"
Joe did, and with the advice
of Nixon and Evans, plus what
he learned from Ball, he got
along all right.
! II guess ] learned more foot
ball this year than in all the
years / was playing" Tereshin.
ski frankly admitted. 1T wa.
a fascinating job, although
. had to sweat out some anxiou,
> moments locking. at the score
. board when the Redskins were
F. behind. I wondered what hac
gone wrong when they trailee
: at the wondered If II
given them some bad informa.
ton and where ! made my mis-
take. Boy. what a relief wher
they came back to win. That
: was one Of the worst thing,
about the job"
Joe's travels took him from
Portland. Greg, to Mobile, Ala.
as he saw every team in tn,
5 league. He watched the Phila
, delphia Eagles play so man.
, times-five or six gameS-he fel
like a member of the squad
, Their trouble Joe believes, wa
, that the team reached its peal
, during the preseason tour ant
| didn't improve. The Redskins
| on the other hand, got bette,
), from week to week.
Joe says he must agree witt
: Coach Paul Brown of CLEVELAND
5 that Otto Graham is the bes
! quarterback in the league. ever
: If Brown does send in most o.
the plays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-13
BI-COUNTY LEAGUE
WILL ADD TWO NEW
FOOTBALL MEMBERS

High Point High School
will enter Maryland BIZ
County League football COM
petition in 1856 and Whea-
ton High In 1857. it was de-
cided last night in a league
meeting at the home of
Vince Holochwost, super
visor of physical education
for Prince Georges County
public schools.
High Point has been a b.
County member in basket
ball and baseball since last
year. Wheaton probably
will begin basketball and
baseball competition In the
league during the 1861
school year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-13
Northwestern Searching
For Successor to Sobon

francisco December 81. After
that he will attend the NCAA
national convention in Los An
IgeleS.
The American College Football
Coaches Association will meet In
Los Angeles the same week and
Holcomb might have an oppor-
Itunity to interview coaching
candidates.
Holcomb last week succeeded
Ted Payseur as Northwestern
athletic director. Payseur was
named assistant business man.
ager in charge Of promoting
athletics.
At Lafayette, Ind. yesterday
the man picked by Holcomb
Kenneth tJack) Mollenkopf, was
named to succeed Stu as head
coach at Purdue. Mollenkopf
former end from Bowling Green
of Ohio. who went to Purdue in
1947 as an assistant to Holcomb
was given a three-year contract
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-13
Bob Dean Married
To Edmonton Girl

EDMONTON. Alberta, Dec. 13
,P.-It's Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Dean now. Dean. former place
kicking star of the University OF
Maryland who now plays for
the Edmonton Eskimos. Cana
dian football champions, and
pretty Shirley Anne Donaldson
of this city were married here
Saturday.
The couple. currently on a
motor trip to visit Deans fam
lily in Pittsburgh, plan to visit
friends in Pennsylvania and
Maryland before returning to
Edmonton in the spring.
| Dean had a trial with the
Washington Redskins before
joining the Eskimos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-13

He beat the Eagles, person
ally. the day they had the
Browns ITO, Joe recalled. "set-
ting up fake passes and runs
and then carrying the ball him
self. He's really great"
Tereshinski calls Ray Mathews
Iof the Pittsburgh Steelers the
best conditioned athlete in the
game.
Going down for a long pass
takes something out of mos
players" he said, but moi
Mathews. He'll be just as fast
the fourth time as he was the
| first and the defense can't at
ford to loaf on him"
7 The Redskins victory over the
cardinals in their return game
at Chicago was the most salts.
flying to Joe. Charlie Trippi, his
old teammate at Georgia. was
certain the Cards would mop w
Comiskey Park again with the
Washington club. but 1t didnt
work out that way.
They had the best offensive
ends and backs in the league,
Joe declared, but we took adj
vantage of their mistakes to beat
them"
! 4 4 y
Tereshinski discovered some
odd things about the teams hi
secuted. They're trade secrets
| of course, and If seen in print
would be corrected by those par
ticular teams. Sometimes they
stand out like an ink Splotcl
on white paper. but mostly thu
scouts have to sift and screer
their notes patiently to spot {
weakness.
| Three coaches working to,
Igether can spend 10 hours pre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-13
Win Over Iowa
Boosts Stock Of
Colorado Quint
By the Associated Press

The University of San Fran
cisco Dons head eastward to-
morrow rated the Nations No.
l college basketball team, but
unranked Colorado moved into
the picture today in a big way
after knocking of Iowa.
In the first regular season poll
Of the Associated Press, San
Francisco grabbed 60 first-place
ballots and on the basis of 10
for first. nine for second, ETC.,
rolled up go points.
Although North Carolina
State received only four f1rsts
the Wolfpack got heavy support
to take over second place with
$40 points. N. c. State displaced
Kentucky, second In the pre-
season balloting.
Kentucky Skids
Iowa, ranked No. 4 in this
weeks poll. was the only outfit
in the top 10 teams to play last
night. Colorado. defending Big
Seven Conference champion, ran
its record to 80 by defeating the
Big Ten titleholders, 60-57. The
poll was based on games through
December 10.
Kentucky. which was defeated
by Temple Saturday. 1851
skidded from second to No. IL
while Temple moved into the
No. II spot. Temple had beer
unmarked previously. Last night
Kentucky got back in winning
stride by defeating De Paul, H.
I69.
San Francisco. easy winner O
three straight, and Boosting {
victory string of 20 games in {
row. won the NCAA champion
ship last season, and was votet
the Nations No. / college team
The Dons fly to Chicago tomor
row, and meet unbeaten Mar
Iquette Friday in the De Paul In
lvitation tournament. Duquesne
mo. 6 in this weeks poll, play
IDe Paul Friday. The two win
ners meet for the championship
Saturday.
I'VE don't intend to lose" Phi
Woolpert. San Francisco coach
told basketball writer's lunch
con. but If we do, it'll be a tougl
game and we won't be heater
badly"
Utah Moves Up
Utah, winner of two game
from Arizona, moved from fiftl
in the preseason calculations II
third place this week.
Alabama is fifth, followed b.
Duquesne, Dayton. Brig han
Young. Vanderbilt and Hol
Cross. Vanderbilt was unranke,
in the preseason poll. but move,
into No. 8 after defeating Obi
State and Oklahoma.
), The top 10 teams. with won
lost records through Saturday
games and first place votes il
parentheses points on l0-9-8-7
i6-5-4-3-2-l basis):
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-13

EVANSTON, NJ. Dec. Is up.
Speculation was limited today
as to the successor of Lou Saban.
Northwestern head coach, who
was fired yesterday by Stu Hol-
comb, the new athletic director.
In his first act as North
Westerns athletic boss, Holcomb.
former Purdue football coach,
also discharged the entire foot
ball coaching staff.
Going out with Saban were
four assistant coaches, Bud
Svendsen, Nathan johnson, Al
Pesek and George Steinbrenner.
Svendsen, former Minnesota
and Green Bay Packers center.
was a carryover from Bob Voigts'
staff. while johnson. Pesek and
Steinbrenner all were hired by
Saban, ex-Indiana lineman who
later played for the Cleveland
Browns. johnson formerly played
guard for Illinois and the New
York Yankees. Chicago Rockets
and Chicago Hornets of the All
America Conference; Pesek came
from Capital University Of Co
lumbuS. Ohio, and Steinbrenner
from Williams College.
III start at once in the task
Of selecting a new head coach
and he'll be free to name his
own staff" Holcomb said.
II have no one definitely in
mind at this time, but hope to
announce a new head coach soon.
I have a five-year contract at
Northwestern and I'd like him
to have the same"
Among those mentioned in ru-
mors were Otto Graham. Cleve-
land quarterback. and Coaches
Del Ward of Colorado and Ara
Parseghian of Miami of Ohio.
Graham last year said he was
not interested in coaching when
Voigts resigned at Northwestern
under alumni pressure" and
was succeeded by Saban. Ora
ham reiterated his stand yes
terday.
Holcomb will coach the de-
tense for the East in the annual
East-Wes Shrine game at San
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-13
Two Embassies Clash
In VoIIeybuII TONIGHT

The Yugoslav Embassy and the
Ethiopian Embassy will meet in
volleyball at 9 O'Clock tonight al
the recreation center at Thirty
fifth and r streets NV.
The match comedies with the
arrival today of Yugoslav's Mar
shall Tito in Ethiopia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-13
Enos to Wed Again

DENVER, Dec. 10 R-Enos
Country Slaughter, outflelder
for the Kansas City Athletics, 10
going to be married for the fifth
time. He said yesterday he and
Helen Spiker of Cumberland.
Md, an airline stewardness, will
be married at Cumberland De-
cember 81. 1t will be Miss Spiker's
first marriage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-13
.COLONIALS
Continued From Page CT

CONTINUED from rage C-l
than one Southern Conference
player will get the nod for such
a team, tonight's activities viii
be very important to both.
Both teams have won Their
first three games and Holup
and Hundley have been the
important scorers every time
Big Joe is averaging 30.3 points
and Hot Rod ~.
There's q similarity between
the two in that both are excel
lent scorers and good defensive
players. but there's a real diff
ference in personalities. Holup
is quiet. almost shy, never at
tracing attention to himself
except by playing solid basket
ball. on the floor he's almost
lost in a crowd despite his
6-foot-6 height and 200 pounds
Gay Extrovert
Hundley Is the extrovert-ex-
uberant. high-spirited and gay
at all times. with a bagful of
trick shots and displays Of fancy
ball-handling on the court and
a flashy dresser around the
campus. You should see his
lcream-colored Stacks. He's beer
called clown and a Snowman
and he is at times, but with it al
he's a very valuable man tt
have on a basketball team.
Tonight's game. of course
isn't just a meeting of Holur
and Hundley. What the othel
boys do probably will decide the
issue. West Virginia has the
6-foot-6 Willie Bergines as both
a good scorer and blackboard
man to help Hundley. Will,
among the important CIV play.
ers are George Kline. the small
outside setup player. and ia!
Manning and Joe Petcavich, tn,
taller men who work up close.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-13
BASKET BALL
Continued From Page c.


were trailing by seven points
with four minutes remaining.
Rice's Owls, who figure to
battle it out with SMU for the
Southwest Conference crown
poured 80 points through the
hoop in the last IA minutes OF
the first half against LSU
Temple Tucker. the winners g.
foot 10 sophomore. collected q
points.
Wake Forest pulled away in
the second half and won behind
the shooting Of Jack Williams
and Lowell Davis, who accounted
for 40 points between them.
Prolific scoring also was the
order of the night in GAINESVILLE
Fla, where Florida's Gators
established a game scoring rec
ord for the school by walloping
Tampa, 1902.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-13
Fairlnont Hands
Volts Early JOLT

Chamberlain Vocational High,
which for the past three years
has started the basketball sea-
son in steamroller fashion. has
been jolted a little earlier than
expected this season.
The Volts carried a three
game winning streak to Fair
mont Heights last night and
suffered an 1855 defeat. thanks
largely to 80 points by Ducie
Smith and 20 more by Harold
Ellis.
Chamberlain used only five
men. but they still were run
ming hard at the end. In fact
they were pressing Fairmont in
the last four minutes. Bill Tai
liant scored "a points and Don
Fugel IA to lead the losers.
Smith, Fairmont's 6-foot- 3
Junior center, has scored So
points in two games. He aver
aged 28.5 last year. Fairmont
lost to Cardozo in its opener
last Friday.
DeMatha, which is host to
Chamberlain tomorrow at $3.50
pm. stayed unbeated after three
games yesterday by whipping
Gwynn Park, 66-5l. at DeMatha.
John McDonough scored 20
points. giving him 81 for the
three games. and Jack Murray
and Tom Scanlon followed with
10 each to lead DeA1atha's point
makers.
Billy Carroll sank % points
and Tommy Villary Is but could
not prevent Gwynn Parks sec
ond defeat in two starts.
Big Ben Marley poured in q
points to pace Phelps Vocationa,
to a 66-45 opening victory las
night at Hoffman-Boston in Ar,
lington. The losers dropped theil
second game in three.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
ORDNANCE NO. 4a1

An Ordinance to provide for the
issuance OF "a note i'm anticipation
OF the levy of Special Assessments
and in anticipation of the issuance
Of bonds to pay the cost of inn
proving Harrison street between
certain Terrnini and the Loon
street connecting Harrison street
and Orchard Drive by paving,
curbing, extending, the existing
city water line i'm Harrison
street. Installing storm and sani-
tary sewers in Harrison street
and otherwise improving the
same. and declaring am emer-
gency.
WHEREAS, the Council of the
City of Port Clinton has heretofore
by proper legislation declared the
necessity of improving Harrison
Street between certain termini and
the Loop Street connecting Harrison
Street and orchard Drive by paw
ing, curbing, extending the existing
city water line in Harrison Street,
installing storm and sanitary sew
erS in Harrison Street and otherwise
improving the same;
NOW, THEREFORE,, BE 1T OR
DAINED hv the Council of the City
of Port Clinton, ottawa County
Ohio:
clared necessary to issue bonds OF
the City of Port Clinton in the prn-
cipal sum of $26,230 for the purpose
of paving, in anticipation of the col
lection of special assessments, the
cost of improving Harrison Street
and the Loop Street connecting Har-
rison Street and Orchard Drive by
paving, curbing, extending the eX-
listing city water line in Harrison
Street installing storm and sanitary
sewers in Harrison Street and
otherwise improving the same be-
tween the termini and in the man.
ner provided in Resolution No. 55-1
adopted February %, 1865, as
amended by Resolution No j5-;
adopted April IL, 1855.
Section 2. That said bonds shall
be dated Approximately April J.
1856, shall bear interest at the es.
timated rate of three per centum
$50 per annum, payable semi-an.
nually, until the principal sum is
paid, and shall mature in ten sub
stantially equal annual installments
after their issuance.
Section 3. That for the purpose
of raising money in anticipation ol
the levy and collection of specia
assessments and of the issuance o.
the aforesaid bonds for the above
described Improvement it is hereby