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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
i PRETTY SITE FOR WINTER OLYlAPICs

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Cortna DAmpe IN preparation for the 1896 Oyn
Championships during the winter
inter- udnds--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
YOU BE THE
QUAR- TERBACK

You are etaaFterbacli Boston
College and are about to run the
first play from scrimmage II
the third quarter.
You lead Marquette, 14-7, and
have just returned the kickofi
Ito your own 33-yard line. n the
huddle. ycu have called the right
Ihalfback on q quick opener on
his own right guard, expecting
Marquette to be In normal six
man line.
However. as your right tackle
lines up. he discovers, Marquette
has over-slifted and q defen-
lsive guard Is ii p0sition 20 clog
| the hole. The tackle shouts .'up-
two" your signal for this sit-
E,iation.
What should ybu do? Rate
these choices /. 2. > and 4:
Run the play Is Intended. You
men win know they should
change blocking.
Rum the play on your own
right tackle. one rhah Wider chan
before.
| Run the play On your own
right end. two men wider than
before.
Rum the play On the Othes
lside Of the line with the Iefl
halfback carrying.
fARsiDer on Pare C-sl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
Senators SET Up
5 Ticket Plans
For Next Year
Season Sales Will
Include Reservation
For Opening Gdme

Sweeping changes In the sale
OF tickets to the Senators games
was announced today BY Vice
President Calvin Grifiith. with
purchasers Of any Of sfiye season
plans being given preference.
Under the new setup, which
marks. the first time the WASH
|ington Baseball Club has pro-
NOTED the sale Of tickets on q
season basis, I'VE package deals
|are offered for box and reserved
seats. Opening day tickets are
Included In each plan.
Thus opening game reservaZ
lions win not bel accepted until
March s, by which time club
Iofiicials feel opening day needs
lof season ticket purchasers VIII
lbe determined. Il also was an
nounced that reservations fol
the annual Ali-Star game, te
be played next season at Grifhtf
Stadium July 10. viii not be &C.
lcepted until May /.
The revised system Of ticlIet
distribution was adopted aftel
careful study and analysis Of
similar plans promoted BY Other
lciuhs. I'VE believe the new plani
viii be 8 convenience for many
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
Weekend Football
On Rudio and TN

Radio Today
George Washington High vs.
Wakefield High tfrom WI Sta
dunn. WEAM. g pm.
Radio Tomorrow
Maryland at Syracuse. WMAI
1880 pm.
Navy ct Pennsylvania, WRC
1890 pm.
Notre Dame at Purdue. VOL
|2:3O pm.
Virginia VS.. Virginia Tech "a
|Roanoke). WPIK. i:3D I'm.
Roundup Of big games tMary'
land Syracuse. Fem State Yves
Virginia. Illinois, Michisan State
Pittsburgh Duke, Cclorado+ Okla
Ihome). wTOP. l:05 pm.
Northwestern &c Blair Higf
School. WIDOW and WASH-fM
u pm.
TelevisiOn Tem0rrows
Fort Monmouth 1t Boiling Al
Base, WRC-1. 2 pm.
Radio Sunday
Redskins at Baltimore. WAdAI
and WTCP. q pm.
Teleyision Sunday
Redskinsa 1t Baltimore. WToP.
3, 2 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
cubun Gets Chonce
I onight in Gorden
Clash Will, Turner

NEW YORK, oct. 81 R.-
Isaac Logart. q 22-yeaf-old
welterweight who comes from
Kid Gavilan's home town OF
Cainaguey. Cuba. and hopes I'd
follow In his countryInan's foot
steps. makes the Jump to the BIG
time tonight against experienced
GU Turner at Madison Square
Garden.
The young Cuban. latest idol
of the metropolitan areas Latin
American set. Is o Q TO 5 under
dog for the nationally televised
lO-rounder (Station WRC-TV
in Washington at Q p.m.).
Lcgaft, who has IS brothers
and three sisters. ID the eighth
ranking weller contender. Turner
Is ranked No. 10 among the mid
dleWeights.
Turner'S record Is 48-o-l with
50 kn0ck0tits. Logart, winner d
-four of his LAST i've fights, has j
38-s-4 record. He has stopped
10 opponents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
LOU COSTELLO RECALLS FIGHT
Bold Bozooko S Owner
Forgets Colt for While

thing out Of my mind. I forgot
about the second round. They
told me later they never saw two
guys 60 at each other so. II
went the whole eight rounds.
II know some Of my ribs were
broken and my face was . mess.
They gave me the 500 and put
me on2a train quick with q doc
tor. They paid the train fare,
too. The doc stayed with me
all the way to Los Angeles, put
me in q hotel. took the 500
for his time and left. / was
broke again. but ! was In Cali
|ifornia.'
Lou leaned back and grinned.
Don't want to spoil q good
yarn. (. broke IN q questioner.
But how about that colt Of
yours. Is he worth q bet?
I'm not betting on him, "
Lou said. Here's why. rive
spent 12O,0OO ~ tees and ex-
|penses getting hin here from
the coast. ! figure with that
winners purse III be getting
around Z to ! and tlaat1l prob
ably be better than the lnutuels.' Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
Navy Seeks Ninth in Row
Tomorrow Against Penn

Army put the brakes on that
streak with q 2l-2i tie In the sea-
lson finale.
Navy Is only two victories away
from tying It's greatest all-win-
ming mark in history. 10 straight,
compiled In the 1901 seasons.
That string was part Of an UNI
beaten streak that stretched
through % games and included
i've scoreless ties.
The current streak was begun
against Duke last season. the
week after Notre Dame beat the
Middies. 60. IN the mud IN Dalti-
rwre. The Middies meet the
See NAVY, Ease CO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21

NEW YORK, oct. 81 lF Lou
Costello. the movie comedian,
who hopes TO win the worlds
richest horserace the Garden
State Stakes with Bold Bazooka
next week, met the press at a
plush midtown bistro yesterday.
Ostensibly. he was there to tel
why he thinks his California 2.
year-old win take the 920O, 0OO
(expected winners share 1884,
703) race at Garden State Park
October %.
Instead. he told, among other
things. how he once was offered
500 to stay down. in q bout
lat Columbus. Ohio. but got belted
in the first round and got beat
l''legit.. ..sss.
But let Lou, q 132-pounder IN
those days. tell It.
Ever hear how I got TO Cali
fornia? / got tired Of losing an
my fights On newspaper decisions
In my hometown n latefson,
IN. J. The guy wanted mo q play
basketball. But ! said Il my
friends can't read where / win
Ia fight ! wouldn't play basket
bah either.
$50 / decided to 60 TO Cali
|fornia. It was around 1927.
was broke and started out bum
ming rides. / got as far as Co
lulnbus and was walking down q
street wondering how to get q
meal while ] noticed Q sign
Johnny o,Keefe working out
here today
Here's my chance. ! thought.
y go In and ask II there's any
chance Of borrowing some equip
Iment to work out with the guy,
My stun viii be along later
say. Wen, they give me some
trunks and gym shoes and / go
to work.
Next day q guy comes 10 me
and says. You want To fight
OKeefe on Saturday. It's an
|opeh-air shot and thereT be
500 for you. Only thing. first
punch be hits you IN the second
round, stay down.
II want 70 get to California so
= say okay. We're down for an
e-rounder. In the first round
the guy belts me, o real legiti-
mate sock. Was never hit 80
hard Ii my life. / went down
and could have stayed down
|legit.
but that punch drove every-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21

Iowu and TcU.
Underdogs in
2 Top Bottles
b the Assoclased Press

i UCLA, enjoying Q ti1ree-game
winning streak since It's loss to
Maryland. and Miami, returning
Ito action after its defeat by
iNotre Dame. play in the two big
games Of tonight's college foot
ball schedule.
A crowd Of $4,000 Is expected
lin the Los Angeles Memorial
coliseum to watch the Uclans
take on Iowa, while 5000 or
more will sit IN Miani,s Orange
Bowl to watch the Hurricanes
TRY to bouce back at the expense
of Texas Christian. one Of last
weeks upset victims.
Ranked seventh III this weeks
Associated Press pen. the Uciana
have won four games. three By
substantial margins against
Texas Ann. Washington Stats
and Oregon State. They beat
ID Pacific Coast Conference rival.
Stamford. . surprisingly tough
Opponent. BY only one touch.
down last week.
Iowa still has faint hopes a
winning the Big Ten title, sven
Though it has Q 37-14 loes to
wisconsin and o 1920 tie with
Purdue on its record. The Hawk
leyes play Michigan next week.
Their 2-1-1 record includes
victories over Kansas and Il-
diana.
Lost TO Tough Ones
Miami had to take on two 81
the Nations finest In It's first
three games and didn't do too
badly in losing TO Georgia Tech
Iby one touchdown and to Notro
Dame by. two. Sandwiched be-
tween was q lop-sided victory
lover Florida State.
TCU followers can't zee why
1.-THE Hurricanes are favored hy
from three to six points. Coach
Abe Martins Texans trolinced
their first four opponents
Kansas. Texas Tech, Arkansas
land Alabama--before losing by
three points to Texas AIM last
week.
In other games tonight. Okla
homa Arm, loser Of its four
games to date. takes on Detroit
University tl-3), while Brigham
Young Q-3) meets Denver t3-2l.
This Is approximately tho
halfway mark for the season
See FOOTBALL, Faye ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
Mack Slated To Leave
Hospital Z Tomorrow

PHILADELPHIA, oct. Il w.
Connie Mack. s2-year-old mr.
Baseball. who Is recovering salts
factorily from q broken right hip
was pushed around Presbyterian
Hospital corridors yesterday in
|a wneelchair.
It was the first time he wa:
allowed out Of bed since under
going an operation to speed re.
Icovery Of the hip injury octo.
Der !.
A hospital spokesman said
Mack would be released tomor.
row.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
Ierps Can Boost
Prestige BY Win
Over Syracuse
nv MERRELL WNTTTLESEY

Dy N4ENAeGxAAAA bNAA A<AfASAN = 2
Maryland,s squad Of 40 left
National Airport at 1890 am.
today for Syracuse and what
might be the Terps' No. 3 game
LOT the season from d prestige
standpoint. This Is Football
Week End" for the Terps' big
band and its followers. and the
team is assured Of . roofing
section Of about 1900.
AT this point Of the season,
Syracuse looks tougher than all
but UCLA and Baylor on the
Maryland schedule. pending fli-
Iture developments by Louisiana
State and Clemson.
Thus l4-point favored Mary
land could gain esteem with q
convincing victory over the team
that beat Army. $50. last Sat-
lurday at West Point, playing vir-
ltually the entire game ID Army
TERRITORY.
Feasibility Of SeII0ut
Cloudy and nippy weather was
forecast for the kickoff 1880
pm. Washington tfmel and
there's q possibility Of q sellout
in $4,000 capacity Archbold Sta :
dunn. Only 5000 seats remained
yesterday. Maryland had sold
more than 1000 at its College
Park ticket Office.
Syracuse. victor over Boston
q. and Army against q loss to
Pittsburgh when the Panthers
were the Nations seventh
ranked team. was In top shape,
Maryland still was not counting
on Fullback Fred Hamilton, but
he probably win play. WASH
|ington's Phil Perlo. q sophomore
whose blocking and defensive
play has been outstanding for
Ia rookie, viii start at the full
back spot.
Maryland. which barely edged
Oklahoma for the No. 2 spot
In the A. y. poll this week. takes
|a 10 game winning streak,
second Longest In the Nation,
into It's fourth road game d
THE season.
And the Terps rank tops IN
the country On rushing defense,
holding their five opponents To
less than 20 yards per game on
Continued ON Page C-5, Col. Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21

ANNAPOLIS, oct. 2l.-Navy
goes after its ninth straight vic
tory tomorrow for its longest
football winning streak since
1925. Fem. winless and q 81
point underdog, Is the opponent
ct Franklin Field in Philadelphia
The Middies are operating on
their FIRST solid winning streak
since the lg42-l3 seasons when
the wartime teams put together
eight In o row before Notre Dame
sl4pped them. IT'S 20 years since
Hsyy has won nine STRAIGHT and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
WIN, LOSE OR
DRAW !, ...ue,, SIAM
Point Of No Return

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TIA onlv projection they need Is from
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Evening star., 1955-02-06
Blood Center Issues
Donor Call Citing
Growing Demands

The Red Cross Washington
Regional Blood Center is cam
paigning once more for maxi
mum participation to meet in
creasing demands for blood from
more than so civilian and Fed
eral hospitals.
The center has invited Gov
ernment leaders to attend Spe-
cial meeting on blood donor re-
cruiting to be held, at 10 am.
February IA at 2025 E streets
NV. Representatives from more
than 25 Government agencies
already have been designated to
attend.
Emphasizing the necessity for
broader community participa-
ton, Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Her.
shey, chairman of the Govern
ment division of the blood donor
recruitment, said the use Of
such blood in the District, Mary
land, Virginia and West Virginia
has increased 233 per cent with
in the past five years.
The regular weekly bloodmobile
schedule for collections is as fol-
lows:
Garfield Hospital. Monday through
| Friday from am. to 5 pm and from
to 5 pm. Saturdays; at Freedmen'i
| from to s pm. Monday through Fri
| day and from = to p.m.N Sundays; al
Walter Reed from q am. to pm
Monday through Friday, and at the
blood center from l to Q pm. Mondays
and Tuesday through Friday from
| am. to pm
Bloodmobile visits. all starting
at 10 Am. unless indicated other
wise. include:
| Tomorrow-Prince Georges County: An.
| drews Air Force Base, Building T-3-79;
Legion Home, Laurel, Md. :, to s pm
Tuesday-D. C. Chapter: Main Navy
! Constitution avenue. Rm. 254l. from
| $50 am. to 3:30 pm: Harding Fall
Eighth floor, GPo.. North Capitol and
| G streets NV
Wednesday. D. c: Chapter: Pentagon
Room 4A-750; Whithan Pavilion. Library
Thursday. D. C. Chapter: Base Service
| Club, Boiling Air Force Base; Arlington
County: Gymnasium. Fort Myer, from
am. to noon ana Ii pm.
Friday-St. Marys County: Patuxent
Naval Air Station Gymnasium. from
| $40 am. to $3.50 pm: Frank Knox
| School Lexington Park, Md. 2-S pm.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
Husband Questions
|Wife's Recipe
BY the Associated Press

WAYCROSS, Ga.-Laurie Lee
Sparrow of the Waycross Jour-
nal-Herald had just completed
a cooking program over WAYX
when the station phone rang
for her and a man referred
to one of the recipes she'd
given which called for a table
spoon of vanilla" and demanded:
What I want to know is, do
you mean f1avoring or extract?
There's a difference, you know. "
The caller was her husband,
Lansdale Sparrow. who is quite
a cook himself.
Evening star., 1955-02-06

Senator Douglas, Democrat, of
Illinois will address the Lincoln
Day dinner Of the Peter Marshall
Chapter, Presbyterian Men Of
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church, at pm. Friday in the
church, 1913 New York avenue
NV.
Senator Douglas will speak on
Lincoln. the Campaigner." DR.,
George M. Docherty, minister of
the church, will introduce the
Illinois Senator.
President Lincoln worshiped at
Evening star., 1955-02-06
Airport Sponsors to Meet

The Airport Sponsors Com
mittee Of the American Munici-
pal Association will meet at 8
am. tomorrow in the Massachu-
sets Room of the Hotel Statler
to discuss its working program.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
presbyierians 10 Hear Douglas Talk on Lincoln

the New York Avenue Church
when he was in Washington.
Hiram S. Evans is chairman OF
the dinner arrangements.
Evening star., 1955-10-23

THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington,
Evening star., 1955-10-23

query concerning the re-cov-
ering Of my. down comforter
and should like to express my
thanks to ali concerned. The
mills recommended BY most
Of the correspondents was
pleasant and reliable to deal
with and ! found their work
manship to be entirely satis-
factory. This experience inn
pressed me with the fact Of
peoples real kindness and
helpfulness = am 50 glad that
there Is . Readers' Clearing
House.
Evening star., 1955-10-23
Continuell Frorn Page U.7

Continued From rage Us5
They we're In South Carolina
ana the visibility was poor. so
the lady pilot decided to follow
q railroad track rather than
her compass. Soon she realized
that she was lost and almost
out Of gas.
The airport loorned into
sight just In time for her to
glide In. The gas tank In the
plane held 26 gallons. but
when the attendant flied II
It took 40 They looked at
each other Id horror. Mrs.
Moore has decided to leave
railroad tracks TO the trains
and keep TO her compass.
The biggest pleasure that
Mary Moore and her daugh-
ter get out Of the plane are
trips to the beach In the
summer. They are Just As
1 minutes from Rehoboth. east
as the crow fiys. The plane
uses q little oyer 3 gallons Of
gas which makes the trip 10
* b u - - - =
Evening star., 1955-10-23
! 'Populcr Workshop

Mrs. w. C. b., Siluer Spring
To Mrs. B. c. M. OF WASH
iiagton: One Of the best ways
to publicize your songs Is to
have someone perform them on
programs. You will find such
an opportunity at the Popular
Entertainers Workshop - d
new. non-profit group func-
tioning as both proving ground
and clearing house for local
talent. There Is no charge Of
any kind incurred by associa-
tion with this group. So, Mrs.
3. C. M. and all RCH followers.
Evening star., 1955-10-23
Mrs. III. X. s., Bethesda

IN reply to the ladies who
have requested Information
regarding seasoning Of iron
pans. dutch ovens. etc. why
not discard them entirely? !
have switched TO pure STAIN
less steel cookware tfiot copper
bottoms eithero and the food
Is Just wonderful. ] cook with
out water or grease and the
meats and vegetables are de-
lcious and retain their Vita
minis - are not overlooked.
boiled or fried. ! would never
go back to castiron or alu-
minum again. I'd be happy TO
tell anyone interested where
and how / bought my setT
have never been more pleased
with any purchase and look
forward to each meal with Joy.
Evening star., 1955-10-23
Counterpart Views
On Kitchen Problem
Mrs a ~ s. Gamkills

MS NJ ~ ~ %sAatfsessS
Dear Mrs. r. r. H: Tell the
.sbride in distress TO first wash
the iron skillet with very hot
water and dry. Then take
crisco. or any other fat that is
salt-f free. grease the entire in
side OF the skillet and leave
until she Is ready to use. Re-
peat this q number Of times
and it viii become nice and
black. Do not turn the skillet
down or hang with inside TO
wall. ! have told several people
of this method Of treating o
new skillet and II always does
the trick. Old black dinner
pots can be treated the same
way. Hope this will help the
little new bride and anyone
else interested IN new or old
skillets.
Evening star., 1955-10-23
In Seuch Of Record

Many years ago the late
William Jennings Bryan made
o recording for 3 welI-knowri
record company. One side was
titled Immortality" and the
reverse side. A Great Re-
public. /" Ihaye misplaced this
record and have tried In vain
TO obtain anotherthe COM
pany which pressed it no
longer has one. I am hoping
that RCH can help me. Thank
you.
Evening star., 1955-10-23
Miss Worthington
Women Of the Yeor

Miss Marion Worthington Of
washington has been chosen
Woman Of the Year. By the
washington Alumnae Chapter
Of the Delta zeta Sorority.
She viii be honored tomorrow
ct the organizations 53rd
Anniversary Founders Day
Dinner.
The event win take place
at the Lafayette Hotel. Mrs.
IIarlod T. Cook, president Of
the alunnae chapter W'Il In
troduce Miss Worthington and
also Mrs. Charles j. Bednar,
National Director Of Public.
Relations for Delta zeta. Mrs.
Bednar VIII present the award
and also be the guest speaker
Of the program.
Evening star., 1955-10-23
Point Expert. Alert
M W n Hefltesfin

Would some reader who has
had experience with antique
white painting please give
me directions and any good
hints on how to do 8 good
job? / am doing the twin beds
in our little girls room and
the beds are almost ready to
paint--so I'll be hoping TO hear
soon.
Evening star., 1955-10-23
Thonk You Note

a. z. q. Clsepv Chase
I am most grateful for the
very helpful responses to my
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-27

ogovara klevete, ocito da
ga upropasti unisti.
U danasnjoj situaciji We
liki je zlocin klevetati svoga
bliznjega i time ga izvrci pro-
COMMA vlasti, da mu Sc od-
uzme gradjanstvo i da ga Sc
kao zlocinca deportira il zem-
lie, gdje je ostavio svoju mia
dost, citavi zivot i snagu svo-
ju u izgradnji owe maze move
domovine. Jest, veliki je to
zlocin, pa ipak imade bezdus-
nih klevetnika da to cine.
Hrvatskoj Bratskoj Zajed-
nici nanesena je velika steta
i sramota ogovaranjem i kle-
vetanjem, nje i njene uprave,
kao da je ona toboz neka
organizacija sastojeci Sc cd
buntovna naroda. Ia stigma
i danas visi mad glavom Za-
jednice Hrvata u America.
Tako mogu da rade okor-
jeli spijuni i izdajice roda
svoga.
Da ukazemo, kako je We
lika zlota ogovaranje i kleve-
tanje ovdje donosimo receni
clanak "Danice" "a nase cita-
telje pax neka sude svojom
glavom. - Citajte:
Mas Gospodin pripovijeda
nam ovu pricu: "Bio neki bo-
gatas, koji je imao upravi-
telja. Oval je bio kod NIGGA
optuzen, da rasipa njegova
dobra". A koja je bila po-
sljedica to G a ozloglasenja ?
Upravitelj je izgubio sluz5u.
II dozove ga i rece mu: sto
to cujem o tebi? Polozi ra-
cum, kako 81 upravljao, jer
wise ne mozes biti upravitelj'.
I danas grijeh ozloglasiva-
MIA t. ]. kleveta i ogovaranja
hara medju ljudima nanosi
i'm velike stete. I danas ru-
goba ovoga grijeha sramoti
mnoga krscanska usta. Ogo-