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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-11
Terps Getting Ready
For State After Tying
MiIIikan' 5 Top Streak

Maryland has equaled its long
est winning streak under Coach
Bud Millikan-eight straight
and duplicated last years fast
start OF II victories in its first
Is games, and now has two
days to prepare for the big one
Thursday nights clash with
North Carolina State.
The Terps will take an ILL.,
record against 1871 for State.
the Nations second ranked
team. The Wolfpack entertains
Furman. the team that scored
154 points last Saturday in RAJ
leigh tonight.
After another flrst-half scare,
Maryland swept its two-garne
stand In South Carolina by de-
feating the University of South
Carolina. 68-52. last night in
Columbia, That was just one
point of the 1881 triumph over
the Gamecocks at College Park.
Tough First Half.
As In Saturdays game against
Clemson, the Terps had a tough
first half, leading only 1924.
But Bob Kessler and Bob
OBrien started hitting from the
outside early In the second half
and Maryland scored 10 Of the
first II points of the period to
win going away.
This will be the first regular
season meeting between N. C.
State and Maryland since the
respective coaches, Everett Case
and Millikan, took over. Case
has been at N. c. State nine
years and Millikan at Maryland
five.
Before the mandatory home
and-home basketball schedule In
the Atlantic Coast Conference,
Case would not bring a team to
Maryland. and Millikan would
not play N. c. State on anything
but q home-and- home basis.
Seeks 18th in Row at Home
State will be after It's 10th
straight home victory tonight.
It's only defeat this season was
at the hands of Villanova in
Philadelphia when its 6-foot- 10
center. Cliff Dwyer. was out with
an infected elbow.
Maryland was unable to work
out a seating arrangement for
Thursday nights game and it
win be first-corne. first served.
There will be an attractive pre-
liminary between two unbeaten
teams. Bulls and the Maryland
FrOSl. at 6.15.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-11

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points over North Carolina
State. A week ago the Wildcats
had a lead Of 221 over runnerup
Duquesne, which also came a
cropper against little st. Francis
Of Loretto, Pa, Saturday night.
Kentucky bounded back last
night to down DePaul, $3.50, but
Duquesne lost another, this time
a 68-67 decision to Birthplace
Dayton, which dropped out of
the top 10 and landed in 18th
place.
Wildcats Get 50 Firsts.
Last nights games had no
effect on the poll. Of course, since
the votes were cast on the basis
Of play through Saturday.
The 104 sports writers and
sportscasters participating in the
poll gave Kentucky SO first-place
votes. North Carolina State.
which moved up from third TO
second. received % votes for the
top spot. The others were divid-
ed among Duquesne 60, LaSalle
CO, San Francisco (8), Missouri
(5A illinois l2), Vanderbilt t2)
and one each for Dayton, Min
nesota and Louisville.
LaSalle and San Francisco re-
tanned their holds on fourth and
fifth places, respectively, with
Missouri. Illinois. George WASH
ington, Utah and UCLA complete
ing the first 10. CIV dropped
two notches from its ranking of
sixth last week, while Maryland
remained in the No. II spot.
Although there was some
shifting Of positions In the top
10, only Dayton lost its place
among the select group. Illinois
made the biggest Jump, moving
into 7th from 18th last week.
Auburn. only major undefeat-
ed team in the country. finally
made the top 20 by a narrow
margin--a tie with Louisville for
goth.
Illinois Among Winners.
In addition to Kentucky, other
members ff the tim IN whicla
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-11

made or agreed upon by either
party"
John Cox. Nays director Of
publicity. said Erdelatz couldn't
reveal that he had signed a new
contract until after an ofiicial
announcement from the Acad.
envy. The statement was de-
layed until cleared by the SUPER
intendent Of the Academy, Rear
Admiral Walter r. Boone.
The statement was read to
the brigade of midshipnen at
their noon meal formation and
was greeted with cheers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-11
Star Games Tickets
Selling at Good Clip

The 81 box seats for The
Star Games January 90 at
Tie National Guard Armory
are almost all gone, but 9TH
I'll. good seats still are avail
able.
Reserve seats priced at 50
and S.. and general admis-
sion tickets at $l.50, may
be purchased at The Star
and at the Fairway Sports
Store, 1923 G street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-11
Kentucky Sill
No. | in Poll;
CIV Now 9Th
N. c. State Pressing
Wildcats for First;
: Terps Remain 18th
By ths A.soeiused Pres,

A one-point setback, the first
defeat in SO games, failed to
dislodge Kentucky's Wildcats
from first place in the weekly
Associated Press basketball poll.
The Wildcats, with q record of
seven victories and q $3.50 de-
feat by Georgia Tech through
last Saturdays games. didn't
dominate the voting today as
they have in recent weeks.
But they still finished on top
with 895 points, a margin Of 152
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-11
Seixus, Trubert Beot
Aussies in Exhibitions
ey the Associased Prsss

CANBERRA, Australia, Jan.
11.-American Davis Cup players
won both singles in q series Of
two set exhibition matches
against Australian stars at the
United States Embassy here yes
terday.
Vic Seixas defeated Ken Rose
wall, Ga, Ga. Tony Trabert
was extended before beating Roy
Emerson, who is a future Davis
Cup hope, 81. Us.
In the doubles, Seixas and
Trabert drew with Rosewa1l and
Emerson, 4--6, Ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-11
Basketball Rankings

The top 20 college basketball
teams, with first-place votes and
season records through Satur-
days games in parentheses
points on 10, 8, 8, 7, 6. 5, 4. 8,
Q I haSiSls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-11
Scandinavian Stars
Arrive for Track Meets

NEW YORK, Jan. II tR.--
Ragnar Lundberg. Swedish pole
vault champion, and Audun Boy
sen Of Norway. holder Of the
world 1,000-meter record. ar
rived In New York yesterday to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-11

tsee STAR GAMES, Page abb
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-06

The summer sun rises over the
backyard of home in small Kan
sas town, and before it sets the
women living in that home have had
the pattern of their lives changed
by a handsome and husky young
vagabond who "passes through"
This is the story line Of William
Inge's absorbing comedy drama
picnic, the Pulitzer Prize-win-
ming play, opening Wednesday,
October IL in the Drury- East Seth
st. Theatre of the Cleveland Play
House.
Acclaimed by theatre critics and
audiences alike, "Picnic" combines
robust humor, tender romance and
exciting adventure into stirring
theatrical experience, as it examines
the turbulent emotions of a group
of complex, fascinating people.
Liam O'Brien's rollicking COM
edy about a cheerful bigamist,
"The Remarkable Mr.. Pennypacker"
continues at the Euclid-77th st.
Theatre of the Play House, featur-
ing William Paterson and Harriet
Brazier.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-06

Air Station, or San Diego. This is
expected to be a one-time program
and will not be repeated In the
near future.
In honor of this unusual oppor-
tunity, the Recruiting Office is
forming a special group of recruits
to be known as the Buckeye
49ers". The group will be flown to
San Diego by chartered airplane,
departing from Cleveland on Oc-
tober 26th, following special cere-
monies honoring the group.
In addition, as result Of the
Marine Corps current increased
quotas, the period of enlistment
has been reduced to three years.
Applicants who do not wish to
enlist for the special California
group may still enlist at any time
and be sent to Paris Island, S. c.,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-06
Special Training
In California For
Buckeye 49ers "

For the first time since World
War ii, Marine Corps Recruiting
Headquarters in Cleveland has
received authority to send a group
of recruits to San Diego, Calf, for
training, it was announced today
by Major j. w. Beckett, Jr., the
Officer in Charge.
This will afford native Ohioans
the opportunity to spend the win
ter months in "Sunny California"
at one of the three major Marine
Bases at Camp Pendleton, Ell Toro
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-06
SPECIAL NOTICES

APPLES, prunes, potatoes, pears. 1906
feet west of SOM Center on Chardon
rd. near Stark DIR. Open daily IL
a. m. TO 10 p. m.
HAVE a toy show in your own home
do your Christmas shopping abso-
lutely free. RE. 1-25l5.
FREE RIDE and motel paid for ! to
help couple drive to Florida: refer
ences. RE. 1-877O, 23l20 Lake Shore
blvd
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-06

edcn SIoi VIII CONSIDER offer. EV.
l-4449
BOYS Schwinn racer, 26-in.. needs
new front tire and brakes; good
gear shift: in perfect working order;
any reasonable offer. Pc. 1878.
l948 HARLEY Davidson motocycie,
model "a; excellent condition; $500
Call only after p. m. KE. 1-7768.
ENGLISH racers, brand new, with g.
speed gears, kickstand and touring
bag $39.95. 1860 Hayden ave.
GIRLS Roadmaster bicycle, good con-
dition, $50. UL. l-1335.
TWO bicycles, boys 26-in. rebuilt TO
look like new, SIS each. Call after
5 80 p. m, MU. 1-0799.
MOTOR bike: Jack and Heintz, good
condition RE. l-6988.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-06

WESTINGHOUSE refrigerator, freezer
across top, 500 PO. 1888.
BENDIX gas dryer, perfect condition.
Call 4 p. m, RE. 1-0684.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-06
for their training.

for their training.
Young men between the ages of
IT and % who wish to get addi-
tional information about this spe-
cial opportunity should visit the
Marine Recruiting Office at Room
500 in the Federal Building on
Public Square and Superior ave.,
or at the Police Station in Euclid.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-06
FOR SALE-BICYCLES

GIRLS 26-in. bicycle, also boys 26-in.,
each SIS; will consider offer. EV.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-06
FOUN D
KEET, yellow and chartreuse

PARAKEET, yellow and chartreuse
". 1887.
MANS watch, found on Chardon I'd +;
owner may call KE. 1851.
LARGE. long haired tiger cat, with
collar and bell, in East Cleveland
owner call Ii. 1920.
YOUNG black and white male cat
answers to Figaro" KE. 1-6913
MINIATURE dachshund. "Bingo." black
with red markings, September 9th,
vicinity Hemlock DIR. RE. 1883
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

1855 STUDEBAKER President. Sacri-
fice. KE. l-822l.
le47 PLYMOUTH club coupe, good
condition, $3.50. Sal East 260th ST.
1913 STUDEBAKER Chan pion convert
ible. new top, new motor; will sac
rifice, 500 RE. l-2867 after p. m.
lo49 BUICK, fully equipped, Al con-
dition; private; best offer. RE
is4s CHEVROLET 2-door, 1000 miles;
$l35. Ii. 1880.
1916 OLDSMOBILE 4-door, radio, heat
er, nylon tires; est offer. RE. l-812o.
1855 FORD convertible, 2-tone finish,
Fordomatic, white side0alls 5000
miles: private owner; S2295. Gil.
l-a2i8 after $50 p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-06

LOST
NECKLACE, gold, with medal of
Blessed Mother, vicinity Holy Re-
deemer Church, last Friday; reward.
MU. 1879.
BROWN bank envelope containing
$3.50, vicinity East 18th -Grovewood
voting booth; reward. ~. 1-7ll5.
GIRLS red bicycle, October 4th, Fish
er's and East 185th st., mother needs
bicycle for shopping; reward. KE.
l-8888 20231 Arbor ave.
CHARCOAL denim pencil case, vicin-
ity Tracy and Euclid Senior High,
contains Parker pen, etc. KE. l-4l90.
BOYS oxblood oxfords, size 9, at
Shore football field Sunday after
noon, finder please call KE. l-0072.
SIAMESE cat, male, named "Paydro."
100 East 260th. reward RE. l-7936.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-16
Saluting Officer E. B.
Kirkland

Another one of the very fine
officers who are now serving the
Miami area, is Officer Earl Brooks
Kirkland. who is well known on
our local police force. A member
of the force since October 6, 1919,
Officer Kirkland also holds the
rank Of Patrolman First Class and
is among several of the members
of the local force, who are being
considered for promotion.
One Of the most conscientious
members of the force, when it
comes TO performing his duties,
Officer Kirkland is one of those
types of law enforcing officers
who makes friends even among
those offenders whom he is by
duty called to arrest.
Officer Kirkland now serves as
one of the only two mounted pa
trolmen in our local area, who in
effect work under the traffic di-
vision of the police department.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-16

Each year when summer comes,
il brings the thought Of vacation
to many people who have busted
themselves for the past season In
and around Miami for infor-
nation and inspiration. For many
years Mrs. Matte L: Barley,
wife of a successful businessman of
this city, Mr.. j.. H. Barley, has
been among that number.
This year Mrs. Barley va
cationed in the country of Mexico.
For her first destination she land
ed in beautiful Mexico City. On
her arrival she attended special
meetings for one week. During
the week much information was
impaired to the group, accom-
panied by special recreational &C.
tivities such as souvenir shopping,
boat riding, fishing and tours to
art museums.
She had the pleasure of visiting
ii states of Mexico under the di-
rection of special guides. Much
information was gained. One thing
that Mrs. Barley was very much
interested in was the information
received at the pyramids of
Acopuloro and the dramatization
of work done by the natives.
After the tors Mrs. Barley
headed back to the states. Leav-
ing Acopuloro she arrived in
Texas. After sightseeing for
some days in Texas she boarded
a plane for the 1900 mile trip to
Miami leaving at 2:30 pm. and
landing in Miami at 1870 pm.
Mrs. Barley reported a very
pleasant trip.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-16

Officer Kirkland lives with his
wife and five children at 1886
NV Seth street. He is a member
of Mt Zion Baptist Church, ma
tive of Dothan, Ala. and has been
a resident of Miami for the past
nine years.
Probably the most outstanding
bit of police work that Officer
kirkland has performed since
becoming member of the local
force was done early on the night
OF Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1852. On
that night at the Rockland Palace
Bar, B29 NV Second Ave-, the
Late Charlie Edwin Lloyd, 28-
year-old man of 1871 NV 61St
street, was shot and killed by
Alexander Nesbitt, who at that
time was 26 years old, and lived
at 832 NV Third Ave, in a
shocking display of wild gun play.
While other patrons in the bar
ducked for cover and many others
ran out Of the bar, Officer Kirk
land, who was off duty and was
standing on the sidewalk in front
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-16
Mse&acnh&9
az ELLIOTT J. PlEZE

Of the bar. rushed In and single
handed arrested Nesbitt, who was
trying to run away from the
scene with the smoking gun in his
hand. NeSbitt also attempted to
point the gun at Officer kirkland
in an effort to escape after muir
dering Lloyd, but the officer
stood his ground. Pointing his own
service gun at NeSbitt, he forced
NeSbitt to surrender the murder
weapon after which he placed the
asSailant under arrest and held
him at the scene Oh the murder
until additional policemen arriv-
ed. In this daring bit of duty Of
hcer Kirkland not only risked his
own life in making that arrest of
an armed murderer, but also
prevented any further violence on
the part of the murderer. For this
outstanding police work, Officer
Kirkland is being saluted by this
column. The column is happy to
salute him, and recommends that
he keep up the good work.
Next week this column will sa-
lutte another outstanding member
of our local police force.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-16
NOTES FROM HERE AND
THERE

The boys on the avenue laid
two to one that certain promi-
nent Carver High School teacher
took unto himself lovely bride
last week. Those in the know say
it was the climax of long time
romance which began in a class
room Watch for the date and
place of the next presentation of
Railroad Front, the drama that
played to a capacity audience at
the Modern Theatre recently, and
be sure to see it.
Vacation time is here, and am
happy to be included among that
number of MiamianS who plan a
jaunt to some interesting vaca-
Ion spot in the near future.
Continued on page la
Evening star., 1955-01-30
modern decorator touch
by Benjamin and Medwin in
BLACK METAL
FURNITURE

Just the touch Of block nneto works wonders in your
decor. And budget wise honemokers thrill to the
low cost, SNORT appearance of these block meto
accessories.
]. Black meto mooozne rock with hondle
No 286. 2O8
z, Vshoped mooozine rack, No. 3l4. 100
g. Teo wagon with bross TRIM rolls costly costers.
No. 3l0 1928
Also ovoilobe in oil black 096
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phone books No. 2S8. 3oS
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Evening star., 1955-01-30

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Evening star., 1955-01-30
When to Shop at Woodies:

Washington Store, 9:3O to 6 daily
except Thursday, 1880 to 9
Chevy Chase and Alexandria Stores.
$3.50 to 6 daily except Thursdays
and Fridays, 1880 to 9
Evening star., 1955-01-30

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personality for smart decootor touch to your home.
Sturdy constructed olreody sonded pine furniture in
modern trodtionoI styling, voting for the finishing
touch of your brush.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17

COAT, ChristiSi Dior OParisl six and
wofsted. grayi orig. price. $500: best
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COUCH. Pullman. mahog.. good con-
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ICRIB. SI2.bO: carriage. SO; play
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CRIB MATTRESS, orig. SIS, sacrifice
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chair. 81. IA. 9-33I3.
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BICYCLES
DISCOUNT PRICES
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