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Evening star., 1955-11-05
Virginia Hope
SliInAgainstPiff

By . star star Correspondent
PITTSBURGH. Nov. 5.-vir-
ginia meets Pitt here today with
scant hope Of scoring fits second
victory Of 1855.
A crowd OF $4,000 was expected
for Virginia's first football ap-
pearance here. Pitt ranked q
2o-pojnt favorite to send the
Cavaliers down to their sixth
defeat In seven games.
The two schools have met In
football only once previously.
with Pitt winning, 800, two years
ago at Virginia. This year the
Panthers have recorded victories
over California. Syracuse, Me-
braska and Duke. while losing to
Oklahoma, Navy and Miami of
Florida.
Virginia was counting on the
bull-like rushes Of Iranian Jim
Bakhtiar and the feet scurrying
of Substitute Nick Lawyer for
its ground yardage. Lawyer is
filling in for Herb HartWell. the
teams top ground gamer, who
Is out with q knee injury.
For passing the Cavaliers have
Quarterback Whitley Clarke. q
southpaw with q record Of 81
completionss in A tosses for 227
yards.
Corky Cost is Pitts answer to
Lawyer, while Coiny Salvaterra
figured to match Clarke IN pass
ing He has 10 for 42 throws
and 263 yards.
The Cavaliers still hope to
avert the worst record in the
schools history. After Pitt they
meet Wake Forest, North Caro-
lima and South Carolina
Evening star., 1955-11-05
GU Prep in Spot
To Even Record

Georgetown Prep won't finish
the season with q winning per-
centage. but on its record 1t has
Ia good chance of winding up its
schedule with another victory
next week to reach the SOC
mark.
The Little Hoyas scored de-
lcisiye 26-l2 victory over st,
Mary's Of Annapolis yesterday to
bring their record to 2-3-l.
The opponent next week Il
Gaithersburg with a 1-4-l mark
Against the only common OPP
|ponent. DeMatha. Prep man
aged q 6-6 tie, while Gathers
burg was q 1870 victim.
Prep iced the game in the
third period when 1t exploded
for 10 points. highlighted by q
I61-yard romp for & score By
Jack Schaefer.
Prior to that. Chick Leasure
scored twice, on plunges Of /
yard and 10 yards. The other
touchdown came when End Mar
tin Cronin recovered a tumble
in the end zone.
Sidwell Friends Bows
Sidwell Friends closed out It's
1855 football season yesterday
with q 1921 loss to Friends of
Baltimore in an Interstate Aca-
demic Conference game. Sidwell
Friends finished with a 10 rec
ord.
Sidwell held a 1876 lead at
halftinie on q 67-yard touch
down run by Dave Wood and
Ricky Jaspersens 6O-yard pass
to Danny Blain. But the Balti-
more team rallied with IS points
In the third quarter and seven
IN the final period 10 pun out
the victory.
Evening star., 1955-11-05
Labor Moy Roise Fund
For Richmond Club

RICHMOND, Va Nov. 5 (A1.
Organized labor was reported
today to ahe toying with the
idea Of raising money to pay
the Federal Governments $79,-
3iS tax claim against the Rich
rnond Virginians baseball team.
g. p. johnson. president OF
the Richmond Building Trades
Council. said the matter may
be broached at b meeting Of
the council Wednesday night. AT
the same time he said he wasn't
sure such q move would .'eet
very far.s \
Evening star., 1955-11-05
By DICK sLAY

Quarterback Nike Agee and
his George Washington High
School teammates for some rea-
son prefer to put their best feet
forward when engaging John
Marshall Of Richmond.
"A year ago, Marshall was un-
beaten until CIV went to Rich-
mond and played its best game
Of the season for q 21-F victory.
That was Agee's first game as
starting quarterback and last
might he celebrated the anni-
Iversary by pitching four touch
down passes during a 26-l3 win
over the Justices at GW.s- sta
dunn. About l,50o fans saw the
show.
Three Of those touchdown
passes came before intermission,
marking the first time. this fall
that the Presidents generated a
scoring punch in the first half.
Poole. Garda Do Catching
Agee, a l65-pound ali-around
offensive back who may be even
more proficient on defense, split
his four touchdown tosses evenly
between his two tall ends, Bucky
Poole and Bob Garda, and COM
lpleted 10 Of 20 throws during the
chilly evening. The perform
ance brought his season record
to Is touchdown passes and 5e
compilations in i16 attempts in
eight games.
"We knew what they were
going to do but we couldn't do
anything about It." Coach Bill
Goodlow Of Marshall remarked
Iof Agee,s success last night.
Coach Jim Ford Of CIV, who
lis accustomed to such exploits
Iby his quarterback, was more
pleased with his line play. I'VE
were really racking 'em in there
for a change" he said.
In the first half our line was
Jas good as I would like to have
them. I'd like to mention Wayne
Stewart particularly. He was
like a rock in there on defense .
Six Marshall Fumbles
Stewart. q 205-pound tackle
who is playing his first year with
the varsity. had TO share praise
with the other senior tackle. 1oO-
pound Russ Dunn. who Is play
ing his first season with any
football team.
The game was marked also by
Marshall's fumbling. Six times
the Justices gave up the ball on
Ifumbles and Coach Goodlow
said the cold weather had little
to do with it.
GW SCORED aIter the second
and fourth recovered fumbles
and drove 40 and 81 yards with
q punt and a kickoff in between
for its two other touchdowns.
Agee Tipped II yards to Poole
and 81 70 Garda foi a 1910 lead
at the end Of the first quarter
With 81 seconds to 60 in the
lfirst half he connected with Poole
in the end zone from l3 yards
lcut. With 1:l0 remaining in the
third quarter, Agee flipped a e.
lyarder TO Garda across the goal
Dick Mcdonald converted after
the last two scores.
Marshall intercepted three oi
Agee's passes and turned the
first one into a touchdown, mov-
ing 80 yards in nine plays to
pull up to q 1877 deficit, Guar
terback Jim Trayior punched
Evening star., 1955-11-05
High School HuIfbock
Scores 81 Points

MAYNARDVILLS. Tenn, Nov.
s Harry Montgomery. Cat
iinburg halfback. scored 81 points
by himself last night to lead his
high school team to a 65-6 foot
ball victory over Maynardville.
He scored nine touchdowns and
ran for three extra points.
Montgomery has scored 1872
points this season.
Evening star., 1955-11-05
-oqcrt TO Fiqht Akins

NEW YORK, Nov. 8 (R.-
Matchmaker Billy Brown Of the
International Boxing Club has
paired Isaac Logart Of Cuba and
Virgil Atkins Of st. Louis for a
i0-round welterweight match
Friday, December 2. at Madison
Square Garden.
Evening star., 1955-11-05
TECH COACH BLASTS OFFICIALS
Wilson Victory Sets Up
Clash for West Title
BY SID SUSSMAN

Tech. which had entertained
high hopes Of improving its
third-place standing In the East
Division of the Interhigh football
race. found itself in fourth place
instead today as the result Of q
TT tie with Phelps at Tech
yesterday.
In other East Division games,
Spingarn walloped Eastern, $50,
to gain 3 first-place tie with
Armstrong and Anacostia took
advantage Of the Tech- Phelps
deadlock to move ahead Of the
Trainers into third place with a
$50 rout Of Chamberlain.
Coach Stan ziobro Of Tech
felt that the officials were largely
responsible for his teams failure
to win.
This was the worst brand Of
ofiiciating I've ever seen since
started coaching he said. I'VE
should have beaten this team by
four touclndoWns instead Of tying
1t. which Is the same thing as q
loss In my book"
Trainers Score First
The Trainers scored first, NOV
ing So yards in the second period
with speedster Tyrone King cir
cling end for the final I inches
after the stiff Phelps line held
for three downs inside its own
5-yard line. jimmy Curtis
booted the extra point.
Coming to life in the third pc
riod. Phelps tied It up as GUAR
terback Paul Swami terminated
i 35-yard push with q 5-yard
slant over tackle. Swami passed
10 william Thomas for the tying
point.
Fired up after absorbing q
string Of disputable calls. the
Trainers tried to pull it out late
In the same period when they
drove to q first down ON the
Phelps !. However. q mixup In
signals caused q 5-yard penalty
for taking too much time and
Tech failed to dent the Phelps
line IN the next four plays.
WIlls Runs 80 Yards
Late in the finai period tenn
pers flared and q few punches
were exchanged. But the brief
furry was quickly ended before
any damage was inflicted.
Don Wills and George Green.
each with two tolichdowns,
paced Spinearn to it's lopsided
win. One of Wills touchdowns
was on q SO-yard punt return.
Green scored from 3 yards out
and on . 35-yard pass play from
wills.
Sophomore Ronnie Droze,
brother Of Dan Droze. All-Metro-
politan halfhack at Anacostia
last year. scored two touchdowns
on runs Of a and Q yards In
the Indians victory over Cham
berlain. The win ended q three
game losing streak for Anacostia,
defending league Champion.
Evening star., 1955-11-05
EIGHTH FOR ARMSTRONG

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. Especially !.
Armstrong. the top-rated high
school football team in the
Washington. D. c.. area, won its
eighth game without defeat here
yesterday, 26-12, over Bates.
Roscoe Dawkins scored twice
for Armstrong. on q 30-yard run
In the first quarter and d 55-yard
pass play In the third period
from Quarterback Willie Wood,
Wood passed for another
touchdown In the final period,
10 Clarence Hughes on 4 play
covering 20 yards.
Evening star., 1955-11-05
Booters Deadlock

Unbeaten Frederick Sasscer
and Gwynn Park played to q 2-2
tie yesterday to remain dead
locked for the Prince Georges
County High School Soccer
League championships with g.
OIL records. Bill Cross scored
. goal II the last period to pull
sassfer from behind.
Evening star., 1955-11-05
Dupus, Liqhtburn Set

NEW YORK. Nov. S R.
Ralph Dupas. ranking New Or
leans lightweight. and Ludwig
Lightburn Of British Honduras,
have agreed to meet In q TO-
round fight In Madison Square
Garden Friday night. Decein-
ber is.
Evening star., 1955-11-05
LEAGUE sTANDfNGs
BY BOB HANSON

4 q
BY BOB HANSON
Wilson High has run up {
string Of six straight victories
since an opening loss to st
Johns, with the last i've ovel
league rivals, but the higgesl
hurdle win come next Thursda,
when the Tigers are host tt
Cardozo for the West Division
title.
Victory No. 6 was q nOt-too-
impressive 1895 decision ovel
Dunbar yesterday at Wilson.
Roosevelt defeated Western
1870. and Coolidge had no trou-
BILE in running over Bell, 800. Ii
other West Division games.
wilson,. despite its victory
streak. has not been put to q
test such as Cardozo is sure te
provide. The Tigers have won
i'm order. over Carroll. q non
league opponent; Roosevelt
Coolidge. Bell. Western and
Dunbar. Only in the Roosevelt
game, in which they were forced
to come from behind in the clos
ing minutes Of the game. has
the heat been on.
y q -s s4
Worried About Cardozo Game
We're worried about this
game lcardozo). !" Coach Pete
Labukas said. "Our line play
against Dunbar was ragged. The
blocking was poor. which af-
fected our running game. There
definitely will have 70 be al,
Improvement there BY next week
or well find ourselves on the
short end Of the score"
Labukas Is faced with back.
field trouble. 500, but fortunately
Il Is not believed to be serious.
Pete Sommer, feet halfback, has
10 pulled muscle in his leg.
Dun Creme. fullback, and
workhorse Of the backfield, suf-
fered q back injury on the last
play of the first half. He has
taken to Doctors Hospital and
later released with q diagnosis
|of q torn muscle.
Whether Greene plays Thurs
day won't be decided until the
first Of the week. At best, be
isn't expected to play fulltime.
wilson Scores Early
Wilson scored shortly after ths
game started. Quarterback Pett
Abbott intercepted q pass b
Gene Judge on the fourth play
|of the game, taking 1t from the
Dunbar 40 to the 20. With Lew
Luce doing most Of the carrying.
the Tigers scored In nine plays
Greene bucking over from the q
A high pass from center with
Dunbar on its Z resulted in 4
tumble In the end zone and
Guard Gordon Holterman fell
|on it for Wilson's second score
shortly before the half ended
The Tigers struck quickly fol
their final touchdown, in the
third period. II took only eight
plays from their own 81 with
John Badoud. Greene,s replace
|ment. going the last Z.
Dunbar was saved from q shut
Iout on q third-quarter touch.
down. set up on the passing ci
Judge. It was q 55-yard drive
with Judge throwing to Enc
Neal Woodruff for the big gair
LOT SO yards. Four plays latel
/ the same pair hooked iip thi.
time for IA yards and the score
MyrCn Levin and Bruce Dekinl
scored for Roosevelt Us ths
Riders slipped into third place
lip the West Division with Id
victory over western.
Burt Liss scored two touch.
downs and kicked three extrs
points In Coolidge's rout Of Bell
Jack Silas, Benton Becker. Sit
Hersh and jay Morton scoret
the other touchdown for tn.
Colts.
Evening star., 1955-11-05
CARDozo BEATS CARVER

Cardozo High Of washington.
p. c., held scoreiess in the first
half in its game against Carver
here yesterday. broke out for q
touchdown IN each of the last
two periods and q 1870 victory.
Evening star., 1955-11-05
|Agee's 4 Scoring Passes
|Beot MorshoII for CIV

across from the ana Jim Me-
Ginnis kicked the extra point.
After GW's last score, the JUS
tices took the kickoff and drove
"a yards to their other touch
down. Left Halfback DON Good
man. the visitors best and most
frequent ball-cayrier, plunged for
the final yard.
Marshall suffered its third
straight defeat after winning its
first four games and tying the
fifth this season. CIV won its
fifth game in eight. piling up a
166-to-98 edge In rushing yard
age and i09-to-54 In passing.
LOUDOUN COUNTY SCORES
Loudoun County High recov-
cred q first-quarter tumble on
Culpeper Highs 21-yard line and
Frank Orrison scored from s
yards out in the first S minutes
of play to give Loudoun County
o TO victory atrLeesburg yester-
day.
After Loudoun grabbed the
tumble Tom Hefiin carried to
the II. Bootsie Leonard then
moved to the 6 to set up Orri-
sons run. Leonard passed to
Helm for the extra point.
PARKER-GR ON TOP
Parker Gray High scored all
OF its touchdowns in the second
and fourth quarters for q 27-6
victory over Douglass of Lees
burg. Va, in Alexandra yes
Hterday.
Ldnwood Armstrong went II
yards to start Parker -Gray's
scoring in the second quarter.
Minutes later Charles Allen went
29 yards in three consecutive
plays for the second touchdown.
Armstrong scored again in the
last period on an 8-yard run
and Eugene Wander wound I'D
the scoring with a 5-yard jaunt.
Douglass lone score came in
the third period when Harry
Chin picked up a Wander fum-
BILE and raced the remaining 80
yards.
LUTHER JACKSON WINS
ASHLAND, Va, Nov. S tSpe-
ciaD Luther jackson OF Merri-
field drove so yards for touch
down after the opening kickoff
and couldn't improve on it here
yesterday, but took home a TO
victory over Virginia Randolph
High Schools football team.
Halfback Roscoe Grayson
passed 20 yards to Arnold Lewis
for the only score. Thereafter
the visitors reached the RAM
dolph 20-yard line four other
times. They fumbled away the
bah on three Of the threats but
managed to even their record
at 2-2-2.
Evening star., 1955-11-05
Win Over Rams
Halves Worries
OF BIadensburu
MARYLAND BI-CoUNTY LEAGUE
STANDlNCis

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Half Of the Bladensburg High
football teams worries are over
today as it shares first place in
the Bic County league with Mont
gomery Blair.
The Mustangs scored on the
final play Of the game last night
for a 60 victory over q tough
Suitland squad at Northwestern
Stadium.
BladenSburg win meet the OBJ
ject Of the other half Of its
worries next Friday night when
IL battles Northwestern. Only the
Wildcats stand in the Mustangs
way for at least the co-cham-
pionship of the league.
With about 10 seconds remain
ing In the game. Biadensburg's 's
John Russo threw a 15-yard
touchdown pass to End Leon
Annandale to culminate a 6i-
yard drive on which Bob Branch
did most of the ground gaining.
Suitland's only threat came IN
the second quarter after Jim sta
recovered q tumble on the Nus
tangs "a. With Quarterback
Junior Calub doing most Of the
carrying. the Rams worked the
ball to the 7-yard line where
Pete Moran,s fourth down pass
fell incomplete.
A pair Of fuEnhles In the first
period gave Bladensburg its only
other serious threats, but suit
lands stout defensive line re-
pulsed the Mustangs on the 10
and 8 yard lines.
WHEATON WINS, 1920
Wheaton. bouncing back from
its lone defeat Of the year last
week ct the hands Of DeNatha,
spurted to . 28-point lead and
then had to fight OF q deter
mined last-period bid by Oxon
Hill to escape with q 1920 VIC
tory yesterday at Wheaton.
Spearheaded by Quarterback
Jerry Power, who scored three
touchdoWns. passed 20 yards for
another and plunged for an extra
point. Wheaton scurried away to
an apparent runaway, but Oxon
Hill. playing heads-up BAN to the
end. turned on the heat in the
final quarter and posted 20
points before bowling to the
Crimson knights.
Performing most Of the way
with an injured hand, Power
finally left the game early In
the fourth period after turning
In one Of the top individual per-
formances Of the year,
LAUREL TOPS SHERWOOD
Undefeated. once-tied Laurel
High. scoring in every period.
won It's seventh game Of the
season. turning back Sherwood,
22-0. last night at the Gathers
burg Ag Center.
Halfback Fred Severance,
leading area scorer, scored his
18th touchdown Of the season on
q 2-yard plunge In the second
period. Bob Harmon also regis
tered on q 2-yard plunge and
David John scored the other
touchdown on an 1l-yard end
run,
End Andy Underwood got
Laurel OF to q head start by
mailing q Sherwood back III the
Carver High Beaten
Carver High Of Rockville. lead
Ing 40 at halftine, was struck
by an intercepted pass. . blocked
punt and an intercepted lateral
as Douglass of Winchester
pulled out d 1914 victory yester-
day II Rockville.
Carver scored In each Of the
first two quarters. Fullbact
James Foreman capped q go
yard drive with 4 3-yard plunge
Quarterback Junius johnson
connected with Hanback, Ken.
meth Owens on q 35-yard pass
play for d touchdown. Alex.
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Evening star., 1955-03-05
d. {. Permit Issued
For Addition TO
School and Convent

Recent permits issued by the
District Building Inspectors
office include:
Rev. Patrick A. O'Boyle, Arch
bishop Of Washington owner, 61s
Tenth street NV: builder not
selected: Murphy & Locraft.
architect; to erect addition to
school and convent, 3740 Ely
place Sc: cost. 100000.
MeadoWbrook Inc. owner and
builder, 1855 Connecticut avenue.
Chevy Chase. Md; j. w. Rogers,
jr.. architect; to erect one two
story dwelling, 5000 Garfield
street NV: cost, sac, 900.
William C. Tendick, owner and
builder, 1905 Thirty-fifth street
Sc; Earl Won Reichenbach,
architect; to erect one two-story
dwelling. $3.50 Carpenter street
Sc; cost, $40 1000.
KIN Corp, owner, 1000 Invest
ment Building; builder not
selected; Clyde M. Drayton,
architect: to erect one-story
warehouse, 227 L street NE;
cost, $4,000.
H. r. Entzminger, owner and
builder, AIT Nash street NE:
L w. Giles. architect; to erect
one one-story dwelling, 1927
Forty-second street NE; cost,
$4,000.
Lamon & Henderson, owners
and builders, 1920 Wisconsin
avenue NV; William H. Shoe
maker. architect; to erect one
story dwelling, 3118 Patterson
street NV; cost, SIS, 1000.
Edna s. Feddeman, owner,
3705 Porter street NV; Gus
Stigler. builder; William H.
Shoemaker. architect: to erect
one three-story dwelling, 3670
Upton street NV; cost. $4,000.
American Oil Co., owner and
architect, I'll Fourteenth street
NV; builder not selected; to
erect one-story gas service sta
ton, 1929 Bladensburg road NE;
cost. $15,500.
The American Oil Co., owner
and architect; builder not Sc
lected; to erect one one-story
gas station. 1881 New York ave-
nue. NE; cost. $4,000.
Elvin Brincefield. owner. 8055
Thirteenth street, Silver Spring.
Md: builder not selected: C. B.
White. architect; to erect three
Evening star., 1955-03-05

builder, 239 Florida avenue NV;
r. c. Archer, jr.. architect; to
erect one one-story dwelling.
403O Lee street NE; cost, $12.-
900.
George and Catherine Seidl.
owners and builders. $3.50 Selkirk
drive, Bethesda, Md; Evan j.
Conner. architect; to erect one
two-story dwelling. 4619 Greene
place NV; cost, $4,000.
George and Katherine Seidl.
owners and builders. 6730 Selkirk
drive. Bethesda, Md; Evan j.
Conner. architect; to erect one
two-story dwelling. 46l5 Greene
place NV; cost. $4,000.
Evening star., 1955-03-05
Arlington Building Permits
Issued for Housing Jobs

55l2. 5521, 5527 North Thirty
second street: 5232 5238. 5226.
5220 North Thirty-sixth street;
$3.50 North Thirty fourth street;
31030. 3120. 1924. 3125, 3119
North Inglewood street: $50,
5504, $500, 5501 North Thirty
third street; 3505. 3513, 3509
North Jefferson street; 5513.
540l, Sab, 5506, 5406. 5400, 5412,
$500, 5512. 551S. 5407, 5501, 5507
Williamsburg boulevard; cost.
SIS, 900 each.
Caldwell c. Kendrick, 1927
North Court House road, owner:
service station at 4400 Old Do
minion drive; cost, $16.500.
Malcolm p. Smith. 1924 North
Dickerson street. owner; two
dwellings at 1886. 1142 North
Jefferson street; cost $4,000
each.
Evening star., 1955-03-05
Recent building permits issued

Recent building permits issued
by Arlington County include:
Virginia Hotels, Inc. 1880
North UhIe street. owner; hotel
at 2201 Arlington boulevard, 5e
rooms; cost, $780, 900; architect,
John NJ. Walton q Assoc.
Elmira Bier, owner; dwelling
at 4315 North Glebe road: cost,
$24. 900; architect, Fred s. Law
less.
William c. Hotter, 1856 North
Thirteth street. owner: two dwell
ings at 5315 and 5311 North
Ninth road; cost, $4,000 each.
M. T. Broyhill & Sons, 1924
Lee highway, owner; As dwell
lings at 5315 and 5311 North
ings at $500, .3401, 1901, $3.50
North Harrison street; 5513, $500,
5400, 5522. 5405. 5409. 5501, 5505.
Evening star., 1955-03-05

two-story dwellings. $685. Harlan
place, 20 Whittier street and
6648 Eastern avenue NV; cost,
$13, 900 each.
Samuel F. Taylor, owner, 2701
Nichols avenue Sc; builder not
selected; L. w. Giles, architect:
to erect one one-story dwelling,
1888 Carpenter street Sc; cost,
$12, 900.
H. r. Entzminger and G. W.
Jones, AIT Nash street NE,
owners and builders: l.. w. Giles,
architect; to erect one one-story
dwelling. 1893 Forty second street
NE: cost, $4,000.
w. H. Dawson, owner and
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goat.
One might wonder too if per
haps this really is an attempt
to distract attention from a
greater problem over which
the Division Of Personnel has
no control or authority.
We are confused also by
these charges coming from one
source, while from another
the point is being stressed
that salary cuts are due to bud
getary limitations.
We wish that someone
would clarity the situation by
, 1955-07-14

and told to allocate positions
within two weeks. Nothing
was said about tailoring clas-
sifieations and ALLEGATIONS SO
that the budget would not ex-
coed a certain figure.
It seems strange then that
the Div. of Personnel should
be accused Of throwing the
budget out Of balance by its
classification study. The
length to which some Commits
sioners have gone to exploit
this accusation is amazing, the
release declares.
One official in particular has
even violated the ethics of
our profession by telling all
his subordinate employees
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in the clerical department Of
the magazine Scientific Amer
lean.
Miss Watts, her friend and
travelling companion, is with
the Civil Service in New York
and a student psychologist.
They are guests at St. Croix
by the Sea hotel.
making a positive statement
as to the real reasons. We now
await Identification of the spe
cific cases of 'inequities" or
sbungling" SO that we may re-
ply directly and not be forced
to fight ghosts.
JOB PRINTING
, 1955-07-14
SUNDAY & MONDAY
THE HIGH & THE MIGHTY"

John Wayne : Claire Trevor
LARAMIE Day Robert Stack :
John Sterling Phil Harris : Ro-
bert Newton : David Brian and
Paul Kelly
, 1955-07-14

that the Division Of Personnel
bungled the job and has done
some stupid things in the
study.
1t seems that this is the linn
it Of politeness. Other officials
are stating in closed quarters
that the Division Of Personnel
is paying salaries on a scale
higher than they desired or re-
commended: One observation
perhaps. is that such a situa=
ton shows the extent to
which some individuals will
go in order to create a scape-