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Evening star., 1955-02-06
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lMoneYunaker

Terrific sacrifcel Hard to = beat
combination; orchards. cattle and
'GCR sss ssG? aens S%
residence and two Arm. tenant
houses. all attractiye and. wen built
barn 50x100, machine and two poul-
try houses, earageS. three ponds and
creek; 2S7 acres. about 65 in fertile
approx 3,212 apple. 626 peach and
2O3 cherry trees; best commercial va
rieties and heavy bearing: on State
hghwy. 2 mi. to village. 25 min. drive
to smart city and excellent markets;
for quick sale sacrificed St 81 ;509
&. c. Brumback. sTRoUT REALTY,
Middleton. Va. Bargain lists mailed
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CEDARHURsT' T

ON THE BAY
Beaut, home. compl: furn: being q.
value due to the off-season period
very mod. throughout. Expensively
equipped. Well Handicapped with
picket fence. It's exclusivel IT:
gorgeous! Mr.. Gibson, LO. 7-29S0
with M. PAUL HANNAH, 1872 18th
st. NV, ME. S-410O. q
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FARMS
ExcEpTIoNAI, RARoAYN

Excellent l60-acre farm on count,
has 4 rooms, bath. 2 porches, eiec.
frontaee. $4,000. LEONARD sNi
DER, Tel. 3311, La Plata.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

FLORIDA SHORES-Bie lots, SIS
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yet only minutes to fishinR, swim
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DESIRABLE WATERFRONT LOT,
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TAMPA, .FLA.--2-yr.- .-old, o-bedrm
cement block house: / bedrm. i4xI7;
bedrm. 10X12: tile bath, liv. rm
l4x1S: kitchen-dinette combination
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house. consisting 2 apis. partially
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vestment, or for couple needing
added income. Rental tenants
available for apartments. Requires
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Brick homestead: Stream

Frontage on beautiful stream. re-
good poosea svimmin nff' and iishing, % excellent
highway frontase for selling OF lots;
13 acres ,on busline hwy. at town.
35 minis. to industrial city; RESIDENCE
in good repair. . rooms and bath.
garage, roadside stand bldg; sacrifice
price, Sl2,SO0. c. A. Heiges q Son.
STROUT REALTY, 127 Buford ave-.
gettysburg, Pa. Bargain lists mailed
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S. S., MONT. co.
43 ACRES, east of Georgia ave, Near
40 million dollar DEVELOPMENT.
hEMPMILL RD.-50 acres, across
Lrom new indian Spring Country
|VIERS MILL RD.-1l acres with
sewer .avail
SEE US FOR MONTGOMERY CO.
LAND.
c. P. FLETCHER
rietcher and Costello, JU. S-S6S1
Ewes, JU S-S714
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FARMS tcont.,

CHELTENHAM. ND, . miles OF Rte
301, approx, IA miles 70 d. c. 65.
acre, productive farm; 8 tobacco
barns. ! stable. l chicken house.
terms. PINKNEY A.. EARNSHAW
JR.. Clinton, Nd, -CY. 7-S700.
SlS MN IL O-RnIk
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MOTORCYCLES
AVIATION

TRADE MY PREFECT 48 4-dr. sedan
excellent cond., for motorcycle ir
like condition. Central S-2S46.
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S YEARS TO PAY

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The new 1855 PAcEMAKER the
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This Weekend Special
bedrmS., all modern, incl. tub and
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We have farms. waterfronts. timber.
lands. going businesses to f1ll your
requirements. Come down to see III
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and make an inspection Of our
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stat. loan Cs si Va. Loans to $500
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

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FARMS

CLOSE IN tlocated Just of Defense
hwy)-107-acre farm, under good
foot frontage. All year-round
stream. Large S-room frame house
and outbuildings. Ideal for gentle
man farmer. For additional infor-
nation on this and other farm
Realtor. Lanham, Md. AP. 7-930O.
Evening star., 1955-11-27
'NBC's AII-Americo
includes Beagle
And PeIIeqrini

Bob Pellegrini, Maryland CEN
ter. and Ron Beagle, Navy end
added another All-America hon.
or to their collection today as
their selection to the National
Broadcasting team was an
nounced.
The only teams to get more
than one player named were
Michigan State and Notre Dame
Quarterback Earl Morrall and
Tackle Norm Masters were
picked from the Spartans and
Fullback Don Schaefer and
Guard Pat Bisceglia from the
Irish.
SportscaSters on the 12-man
NBC selection panel included
Jim Crowley, Red Grange and
Jim Simpson. the latter repre-
Isenting WRc in Washington.
The All-America lineup:
End--Ron Bessle. Navy.
Eud--Rommie Loudd. UCLA
Tackle-Sam HUI. West Virginia
Taekle-Horm Masters. Michigan
State
Guard-Bo Bolinger, Oklahoma.
Center--Bob Peilegrini. Maryland
ouarterback--Earl Morrall. Michigar
Hsifback--HOwsrd cassady, Obi,
Haifback--Jin swink. Texas Chris
FulIback--Don sehaefer. Notre Dam,
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Eustis Wrecks
Pensacola S Bid

MOBILE, Ala, Nov. 26 Dr.
Harland Carl and Dick Gregory
broke Pensacola Nays back with
long touchdown sprints tonight
as Fort Eustis defeated the Cos
hawks, 25-14.
The defeat killed the Cos
hawks chances Of playing in
San Diego's Poinsettia Bowl De-
cember II.
Carl and Gregory, former Big
Ten standouts, ripped of touch
down runs of rs and II yards
in the first half.
Carl. former Wisconsin ALI
America, took a punt on his rs,
crossed the field and picked up
sharp blocking to go all the way.
Four minutes later he inter
.cepted Dick Echard's pass on
his 26
Gregory, Minnesota fash, rip
ped Of tackle two plays later,
cut to the inside and sped II
yards behind precision blocking
Fort Eustis put the game on
ice on Burney's 49-yard dash OF
right tackle.
Fort Eustis scoring: Touehdowns---car
tT6. punt return: Gregory III. rum
Gregory q. runl; BuTney t4e. run)
INCONSISTENCIES
Pensacola scoring: Touchdowns- Boyer
l1a. passl; Leihshef Al, rum. Con-
g
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|Terps Plan Ceremonies
To Dedicate FieIdhouse

officially win present the build
ing to the university. Dr.. VIII
son H. Elkins. president, will
accept it, with Charles E. Wick
ard, president of the Student
Government Association, assist
ing.
Invited guests will include the
members Of the Board Of Re-
gents, presidents and athletic di-
Irectors Of all Atlantic Coast Con-
ference schools and neighboring
universities, including the Naval
Academy, Commissioner Jim
Weaver of the ACC, and all for
Imer Maryland basketball play
Iers.
The half-time show will be
presented by the Student Ac-
Itivities Committee, under the SUI
pervision of Bob Dean, assistant
dean of men.
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Penalty Blocks
Win as LSU
Ties Tulane

BATON ROUGE. La. Nov. 26
'(Pl Louisiana State University
overcame a 1870 lead today and
tied Tulane, 1913. The Tigers
might have won but for a penal
ty that cost an extra point.
Center Durwood Graham's ex-
ira point try after the first LOU
isiana State score went cleanly
through the uprights. but the
Tigers were penalized for holding
and Graham's second try was
wide.
FulIback o. K. Ferguson scored
the first Louisiana State touch
down on a one-yard plunge and
Halfback Chuck Johns took a
pass from Reynolds for the
second.
Tulane jumped TO an early lead
in the first quarter, scoring on a
25-yard drive after a Louisiana
State kick was partially blocked
by Emmett Zalenka, Tulane
tackle. Fu1lback Ronnie Quillian
raced 18 yards for the touch
down.
Tulane recovered a Louisiana
State tumble on the Tiger 81
early in the second quarter and
struck for its second touchdown
in five plays. Sophomore Quar-
lterback Gene Newton swept left
END for the six-yard score.
Tulane q o 0-l:
Louisiana State o y 0 FL:
Tulane scoring: Touehdowns ouillan
us, runl, Newton IS. rum. Conver-
sion Zalenka
Louisiana State scoring: Touc hdowns--
Ferguson II, plungel, Johns (22, pass
run from Re3noldsl. Conversion. Graham
Evening star., 1955-11-27
ITV Bourd Of NCAA
iii D Review Season

CHICAGO. Nov. 26 (R.--The
Remember Television COMMITTEES
|of the National Collegiate Ath-
letic Association will meet here
Monday and Tuesday to shape
la 1855 report for the NCAA's
annual meeting in Los Angeles
in January.
The group viii review opera
tion Of this falls football Tv
program which was liberalized
to include substantial regional
as well as national showing OF
collegiate contests.
The committee also will pre-
pare recommendations for 1856
to be submitted to the Los An
.geles general convention.
Evening star., 1955-11-27

Pre-game activity viii begin at
8 pm. Friday when the Uniyer-
sity Of Maryland dedicates its
still-unnamed Student Activities
Building, a IL, ,50O-capacity field
house with a basketball game
against the University Of Vir-
ginia.
Game time is 8:15 pm.
Gov. McKeldin will deliver the
principal address. it was an
nounced yesterday by Jim Ta-
tum, director of athletics.
Music will be furnished by the
Maryland band and a newly
installed organ.
j. Freeman Pyle. dean of the
College of Business and Public
Administration, will give the
opening remarks and introduce
the special guests.
Judge William P. Cole. chair
man of the Board of Regents,
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Pellegrini and Beagle Make
Looks AII-Americu Squud

Jackie Gleason TV show.
The team:
Ends-Ron Beagle. Navy; Ron
Kramer. Michigan: Rommie
Loudd, UCLA, and Harold Bur-
nine, Missouri.
Tackles-Sam Huff, West Vir-
.ginia; Norman Masters. Mich
.igan State; Herb Gray, Texas,
and Hardiman Cureton, UCLA.
Guards-CaIvin Jones, Iowa;
Jim Parker, Ohio State: Bo
Bolinger. Oklahoma, and Tony
.Sardisco, Tulane.
Centers-Bob Pellegrini, Mary
land. and Hugh Pitts. TCU.
Backs-Earl Morrall, Michigan
State; Paul Hornung. Notre
Dame: Howard Cassidy, Ohio
State; Jim Swink, TCU; Art
Davis. Mississippi State; Jon
Arnett, use; Don Schaefer,
Notre Dame. and Joe Childress.
Auburn.
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Prep Hockey Teams
To Meet at UIine's

High school boys In the area.
interested in forming ice hockey
teams or in learning to skate.
are invited to Uline Arena at
l7:15 pm. tomorrow.
Washington-Lee, Mount Ver-
mon, Falls Church. George Wash
ington, st. johns, DeMatha and
Carroll High Schools are ex-
pected to be represented at the
7:15 session.
At 8 o'clock, Bethesda Chevy
Chase, Wilson and Friends viii
be represented: at S:45. Brown
Junior High. Cardozo. Phelps.
Dunbar. Spingarn, Tech and
Eastern; 9:15. MacFarland Sun-
lior, Coolidge, Roosevelt. Laurel.
Northwestern, High Point and
IBladensburg; 9.45, Montgomery
Blair and any school not listed
above.
Members of the Washington
Lions will instruct.
Evening star., 1955-11-27
STATISTICS

first seven minutes on the way
Ito its eighth victory in q row,
Tommy O'Connell, former nli-
Inois quarterback. guided the
Generals to those early touch
downs. Bernie Faloney Of Mary
land engineered another score
lin the second quarter before
Little Greek retaliated.
O'Connell Has Good Day
O'Connell had his best passing
day, completing eight of IL
throws for 153 yards and two
Itouchdowns. His pass to End
Ernie Warlick, good for 80 yards
and the first touchdown. was the
ififth play Of a 60-yard drive
after the opening kickoff.
-Four minutes later. the Gen.
ierals moved 10 yards in seven
tplays, O'Connell Tipping tc
Halfback Lowell Perry for the
Hast rs yards and the score. Fa-
Honey then took over the quar-
lterbacking and Dick McGinley
scored Bolling's third touch
down from the three.
Johnny Lattner, All-AmericaT
from Notre Dame, capped thu
Generals 76-yard drive for {
lscore early in the third quarter
when he ran the final Is yard
Through tackle.
Joseph Scores for Boiling
Pete Kohut, Bolling's thirt
quarterback, and Halfback Bobby
Joseph led the visitors 40 yard
Ito their last score, Joseph buck.
ling over from the /.
! Little Creeks touchdown,
Icanne near the end OF the sec.
Iond and fourth quarters OF
drives Of rs and ~ yards. Twt
l5-yard penalties set UP tn,
Gators first score on the 2
from where Quarterback Ec
Gramigna sneaked over. Half.
back Len Toomey dove over from
Ithe 3 for the final Little Creel
touchdown.
Boiling AFB II 9 z 7-3.
Little Greek 4 o 0 I'll
Boiling scoring--Touehdowns: War
lick go, pass-run from OConnefll
Perry (25. pass-run from O,connelli
lMcGiniey g, rum, Lattner l1b, rum
Joseph u. plungel. Conversions: Nav
traidcs I3l. Jordan.
l0ramigna C.. plungel, Toomey 70
lplunge). Conversions: Gramisna t2),
Evening star., 1955-11-27

Maryland's Bob Pellegrini and
Ron Beagle of Navy were selected
on the 22-man Look All-Americs
football team selected by the 78C
members of the Football Writers
Association, it was announced
yesterday.
Pellegrini was cited as "the
spark of the Maryland defense
which probably was the Nations
best"
Halfback Art Davis of Missis.
Isippi State was named player-of-
the-year.
The % team members will be
flown to New York to receive
their awards December 3 on the
Evening star., 1955-11-27
STATISTICS

make the halftime score 14-l4.
Just before intermission, how
ever, the Cavaliers barely missed
another touchdown with a 3d.
yard drive that was stopped at
the two. Bakhtiar was the star
of this march. too. with three
first downs. one Of them on a 27-
yard run to South Carolina's 10.
There was only one more score,
midway through the third when
Frick of South Carolina took a
short spot pass over the line
from Prickett and went the rest
Eof the way for a total Of 70 yards
and the Gamecock'S final 21-l4
margin.
lS9uIh S9ssln,s carOlina ----,7 Z Z a221
south Carolina scoring -Touchdowns
Erazen f72 run, 96 punt return)
Frick ga pass from Prickettl, Con-
Virginia scorine Tin
fsley 1853 runl, Bakhtiar lone, plunge1
Conversions. Bakhtiar e.
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Robertson Asks vireinions
To Restore Amateur Football

The Virginia Senator, a gradu-
late Of the University Of Rich
Imond, where he played football
In 1867. said he had no Epe-
Icific charges Of subsidization to
level at Old Dominion colleges
but merely wanted TO see the
sport conducted on a strictly
lamateur level.
Fans who enjoy seeing be-
Ihemoths commit mayhem should
go to the professional games. =
Ihe said.
"As evidence of the pleasure
amateur football can give, 1900
turned out last night to see two
Washington high school teams
play for the city championship. :
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Babe in Texas
For Third Bout
With Cancer

HOUSTON. Nov. 26 (R).-Mil-
Idred (Babe) Zaharias, one OF
the great women athletes Of all
time, arrived at the Houston
international Airport tonight or
the way to her third round with
cancer.
She was met by her husband
George Zaharias, who said they
would leave Immediately for
John Sealy Hospital in Calves
ton.
Mrs. Zaharias, who has under
gone two cancer operations, said
she left her Tampa tFla.1 home
to return to the hospital upon
the advice Of her doctor.
II feel pretty fair. 1t was a
fine trip" she said.
She explained that she had
some X-rays taken about two
weeks ago. The doctor says
they weren't as good as he would
like them to be-"
Thin and suffering a slight
limp, Mrs. zaharias told report
ers that she has never really
been out of pain since she left
the hospital last September IA.
ut got real bad a couple of
weeks ago, so I went to see the
doctor" she said.
Betty Dodd, who accompanied
her from Florida, recalled the
last time Mrs. Zaharias had tried
to play more than nine holes OF
golf since she returned to
Tampa. It was on November 13
When we got to the 10th
green. she couldn't walk any
more" Miss Dodd said.
Asked II a is her correct age,
Babes reply was typical:
That's right, not the Babe
Of old; I'm the old Babe now =
Evening star., 1955-11-27
South CoroIino Pushes
Virginio to Cellar, 21-l4
BY GEORGE HUBER
Star stad Correspondent

CHARLOTTE s SVILLE. Va,
Nov. 26.-South Carolina scored
three sudden touchdowns this
afternoon to beat Virginia. 21-l4,
and pull itself out of the Atlantic
Coast Conference cellar.
Two of the scores were made
by Halfback Carl Brazell. a l55-
FOUNDER originally thought to be
too small for college football. He
dashed 72 yards in the first
quarter and returned q punt 95
yards in the second. What proved
the decisive tally was a third
period pass play from Quarter
back Mackie Prickett to End
Buddy Frick covering 73 yards.
Virginia took over the bottom
rung in the conference standings
despite some dazzling power rum
ming by Fullback Jim Bakhtiar.
The Iranian sophomore, who last
week set a conference ground
gaining record of 1853 yards, this
afternoon netted 152 yards, more
than the entire South Carolina
team, and scored one of his
teams two touchdowns. He
didn't have quite enough speed,
however, to 60 all the way when
he broke loose for several good
gains near the South Carolina
goal.
Bakhtiar Marked Man
Young Bakhtiar was a marked
man this afternoon, with the
Gamecocks tackling him whether
he had the ball or not. and he
received a big ovation when fle
was forced limping from the
field midway through the final
period. Such were his exploits
the previous week that the Voice
Of America was here this after
noon for a play-by-play radio
broadcast Of his activities. In
Persian. back to his native Iran
Virginia thus finished its sea-
lson with q 1-9 record, 0-4 in tht
league. for its poorest season in
the history Of the school. South
Carolina chalked up a 3-6 sea-
son, f-5 In the league.
Virginia's touchdowns both
came in the first period of what
started out like a wildly scoring
game. Halfback Wilson Tinsley
got the first Cavalier tally on a
l53-yard run. and Bakhtiar later
ended a short drive after a South
Carolina tumble by plunging one
yard.
The dashrng Brazell put the
Gamecocks on the scoreboard
first with his 72-yard dash
through left tackle in the first
period. but the Cavaliers got
even right away with an S0-yard
drive following the kickoff
Bakhtiar got two first downs to
carry close to midfield, and the
final So yards we're covered by
Tinsley's sudden break through
right tackle.
The Gamecocks FUN BILE d
shortly after the kickoff. with
Tackle Henry Jordan recovering
for Virginia on the 30.
A penalty put Virginia back,
but Quarterback White CLARK
passed 81 yards to End Fred
Polzer on the one, and Bakh-
tiar pounded from there TO give
Virginia a l4-7 lead.
That lead lasted until midway
Through the second, when BrazeIl
gathered in a punt by Tinsley
on his five. hit for the right
|sidelines and dashed 95 yards to
Evening star., 1955-11-27
a. tbe Assoclated Press

Senator Robertson, Democrat
Of Virginia. wants the colleges IN
his home State 10 play an anna
teur brand Of football. chiefly
among themselves.
He indicated yesterday he felt
the Governor should take the
lead and require that State-sup-
ported schools toe the amateur
line and get away from COM
rnercialized football.
Robertson deplored the atti-
gtude that a team has got to
vim and to do so must indulge
in wide-scale recruiting and
scholarship programs 10 obtain
outstanding football playfFs.
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Stars
|ABoIIing Rout,
|LittIe.Creek

NORFOLK. Va, Nov. 26 tspe-
cian The unbeaten Generals
from Boiling Air Force Base In
Washington, eyeing a bid to the
IPoinSettia Bowl. crushed the
Little Greek AmphibiouS Base,
I34-l4. here today, despite Coach
George Makris' willingness to
use his reserves most of the Sec
lond half.
A sparse and chilled crowd
saw Boiling score twice in the
Evening star., 1955-11-27

at least a year and half of college-level
training
Finally, you will become valued member
of our engineering team help design the
worlds finest engines for military and COM
mercial aircraft.
This is once-in-a-lifetime opportunity
for men with engineering interest. 1t can
be the important first step toward we'll
rewarded career with one of Americas
greatest engineering organizations
Evening star., 1955-11-27

Opportunity is knocking If you would like
the high earnings of an engineer !. the
prestige Of an engineer the unlimited
future of technical man in highly scien-
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Hyou can qualify, we viii give you (at our
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show satisfactory progress.
Upon successful completion of this 30
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Evening star., 1955-11-27
BASKETBALL
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Evening star., 1955-11-27

Must have passed math and sci-
ence courses with a &c" or better.
Must have maintained g" aver
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Preference given to men who have
completed ce"eea education since
1850.
Evening star., 1955-11-27

Must have a BIS or B.A. degree
from an accredited college.
Or must have successfully COM
pleted at least two fun years Of
a regular four-year engineering
course in an accredited engineer
ing college.
Evening star., 1955-11-27

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Must nave completed math
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calculus.
Must have completed one year OF
college physics. Additional courses
in Chemistry or related science
subjects desirable.
Evening star., 1955-11-27


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Smith
Employment g.,
Evening star., 1955-11-03

Stars Of stage, screen, radio and televislon will
appear at the ceremony dedicating the spectacular
home Of the International Brotherhood Of Teamsters,
Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers Of America.
The dedication will be held At the new headquar-
ters building, 25 Louisiana Avenue n w, at 230 pm,
Friday and the public IS invited 70 attend the celebra-
ton.
Among the celebrities will be Pat O'Brien Walter
Pidgeon, Dan DALEY, Margaret Whiting, George
Murphy, Jack Haley, and Polly Bergen All stars are
members Of the American Federation Of Labor
Earl Wrqhtson, concert star, will sing the National
anthems Of the United States and Canada, and the
Marine Color Guard Will attend the raising Of the flag