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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-30

Kako smo to bill javili u
"a jednicaru Cd 16. februara
t. g., da mi ovdje namjerava-
mo ustrojiti zenski klub, pax
smo zbilja u tome uspieli.
Klub Sc je organizirao u
MEGA Sc je upisao lijepi broj
clanica, i dali smo mu ime
Croatian Women Society of
Uniontown. Ia Kolo klub ia
kodjer imademo dobru nadu,
jer djevojeice kazu da &c po-
moci istoga ustroijti, a po-
slije mozda - i tamburaski
zbor.
Brace sestre, ovo sto je
do sada ucinjeno su dobri
znakovi, da Sc sa slogom sve
moze, jer i druga okolicna
mjesta ovo imadu pa mi mo-
zemo ako budemo slozni. Sto-
ga Sc svi pozivate da dodjete
ma redovitu odsjecnu sjednicu
ma 3. aprila, a ma klubsku
10. aprila. zene neka Sc u
pisu u zenski klub, a djecaci
i djevojcice u Kolo klub, jer
vidimo da Sc djeca dosta "a
nimaiu "a isti, pa ako i'll ne
upisete biti &c vasa krivnja.
Paul Mavracic
Jcsip Grcevic
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KONCERTT
ZABAVE |
PROSLAVE
zabaya odsjeka b17
WelIand. Ontario, Can.

WelIand, Ontario, Can. -
Odsjek GIT H.B.Z. priredjuje
zabavu, koja ce Sc odrzati ma
Veliku Subotu, 8. aprila 1855.
u svom Drustvenom Domu
ma % - 5th Street, Welland.
Pocetak je tocno u 7:30 u
vecer.
Ova zabava Sc priredjuje
"a dolazak djece IL Djecjeg
Donna H. B. z. ovdje medju
mas u Kanadu, a kad &c to
biti to cemo naknadno javiti
preko naseg Zajednicara. Ova
djeca su ostala bez jednog iii
oba roditelja, a zanimaju Sc
sa Kolo plesovima, pjesmama
sviranjem u ovoj nasoj do
broj plemenitoj ustanovi,
pax kao takovi zasluzuju da
i'm omogucimo put IL Chicago
do mas natrag.
Posto je oval pothvat pri-
licno skopcan velikim tros-
kovima, toga radi clanstvo
naseg odsjeka ma svojoj sled
nici je preuzelo ma sebe oba-
vezu, da &c "a ovu svrhu do
prinijeti svotu Cd $4,000. O.
va svota nije dosta velika,
kako to izgleda, ako Sc "a
jednicki zauzmemo skupa
poradimo sa humanitar n i m
srcima i osjecajima, da do
bijemo ovdje medju mas ovu
nasu talentiranu djecicu. U.
laznica &c biti 75c po osobi.
Pozivljemo sve nase clano-
We, kao i say mas narod mje.
sta okolice, te clanove brat.
skin odsjeka, da mas posjete
ma ovoj zabavi u sto vecem
broju. Bratske odsjeke istC
molimo, da bi oni Cd svoje
strane priredili ovakove "a
pave, "a istu ovu svrhu. y tc
ime sve vas pozdravljamo
klicemo yam dobro nan
dosli!
A. Babic, tajnik
odsieka broj GIT
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Zabava odsieka 533

Battle Creek, Mich. - Od-
sick broj 533 H.B.Z. prize
djuje plesnu zabavu, koja ce
Sc odrzati ma Veliku Subotu
pred Uskrs, 9. aprila 1855,
u Hrvatskom DOmu ma 115-
3rd Street.
Pies ce poceti u $50 u We
Ger trajati do 2 sata u ju-
tro, Ia kojeg ce svirati Town
Trio il Lansing, Mich. Uz
pies dobru glazbu imati ce-
mo tecnog jela i svjezeg plea
po nasem obicaju.
Pozivlju Sc svi clanovi ma
Seq odsjeka, kao i prijatelji
i ljubitelji glazbe mjesta O.
kolice, da mas posjete u sto
vecem broju i da Sc svi sku-
pa lijepo pozabavimo pro-
, veselimo.
Violet Bellas, perov.
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vazno "a Hamilton,
Ontario, | okoIicu!

Predragi u Kristu,
Priblizuiu Sc sveti uskrsni
blagdani. Nasa uobicajena po-
boznost kao priprava "a u
sekrs, biti &c u petak su-
botu, dne /. i 2. 'travnja "a
prila) u 7:3O ma vecer u Holy
Rosary kapeli.
U subotu, 2. travnja, biti
&c blagoslov a potom sveta
ispovijed. Ispovijedati &c ia
kod.ier iedan svecenik il U.
S. A., koji &c odrzati pro-
povijed ma engleskom jeziku.
Ma dan Uskrsa u istoi ka-
peli biti &c hrvatska sveta
misa u II sati.
Rev. Stjepan sprajc
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M0LIM DA Sc ISPRAV|

U vezi sa mojim clankom
u Zajednicaru pod naslovom
"KanadskO clanstvo", dobio
sam wise listova cd brace IL
Kanade, sa kojima vrlo po-
voljno daju svoje komentare,
pa i'm sc iskreno zahvaljujem
ma njihovoj bratskoj paznji.
Moi dobar prijatelj i po-
znati aktivni zajednicar, brat
Steve Tancrajter u svom pri-
jateljskom i bratskom listu
svraca svoju pozornost, da u
koliko Sc on sjeca povjesti
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice,
da nije tocno sto sam ia u
svom clanku naveo, da ma
konvenciji u gradu st. Louis
godine 1929 nije bilo niti jed
noga delegate IL Kanade, pa
brat Tancrajter jest mnije-
MIA, da je ma istoj konvenciji
bio il Kanade sada vec po-
kojni clan brat Janko Gruba-
cevic, koji je bio clanom od-
sjeka broj 26s "Sv. Nikola'
u Nanaimo, B. c.
Isto tako brat Tancrajter
svraca moju pozornost, da
sam u svom clanku naveo, da
.je ma konvenciji u Gary, Ind.
bio samo jedan delegat iz Ka-
made, to brat Stjepan Bra
dica, a brat Tancrajter tvrdi
da je bio delegation Il Gary
brat, sada vec pokojni Jak.
sich (nazivan Vuk) i da je
bio clanom odsjeka broj COS
iz Schumacher, Ont.
ia sam mnogo zahvalar
bratu Tancrajter, da je ma
gornje cinjenice svratio moju
pozornost, jer nije bila moja
namjera da bilo koga ignori.
ram, iii da komu nepravdu
nanesem. ia sam moi clanak
pisao il uspomena, koje sam
kod sebe zadrzao, nisam i.
mao nikakovih sluzbenih 20.
dataka. Molim Vas brate u.
rednice, da ovu moju isprav.
ku domestic u nasem sluzbe.
nom glasilu. Sa mole strane
vrlo zalim da sam u svom
clanku ucinio gornje pogrijes.
ke, koje ponavljam, nisam
namjerno ucinio.
Ivan ID. ButkOvich
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koncert "IeIice" i
NIade KoIo Grune

Clarion, Pa. - PjevaGki
zbor "Jelica" omladinska
Kolo Grupa u Clairtonu prize
djuju zajedno koncertni pro-
gram, koji &c Sc odrzati u ne
dieliu ma Uskrs, 10. aprila
1865. u Hryatskom Domu ma
241 Maple Avenue. Program
ce poceti toGno u 7:30 sati
u vecer.
Posto Sc owe godine slavi
40-godiSn iica Pomlatka Hrv.
Bratske Zaiednice, stoga smo
zakljucili da pozovemo kao
naseg pocasnog costa 60
vornika upravitelia Pomlatka
H.B.Z., brata Michael Grasha.
U prvom dijelu programa
ce ucestvovati dobro poznata
i popularna Kolo Grupa il
Cokeburga, skupa S naSom
kolo Grupom IL Clairtona. U
drugom dijelu programa &c
nastupiti mas pievacki zbor
"Jelica", pod vodstvom naseg
sposobnog direktora = Steve
Vuievich, koii ce otpjevati ne
koliko biranih pjesama. Di-
rektor Vujevich &c takod.ier
otpjevati nekoliko solos. Ia
program i posliie "a plesnu
zabavu ce svirati dobro po-
znati i popularni tamburaski
zbor "Sloboda" IL East Pitts
burgha. Imati cemo takodier
i ameri6ku orkestru - The
Collegiates, pa prema tome
imati cemo neprestano glazbe
cijelu vecer. Uz sve to cemo
imati IL izobilju tecnhih "a
grizaka i svega drugoga sto
S time ide.
Pozivliemo sve 6lanove H
B. Z. miesta okolice, kao
sve priiatelje liubitelje glaz-
benin plesackih programa
da mas posjete ma ovom kon-
certu u nedieliu ma Uskrs,
10. aprila, u 7::30 u vecer, u
Hrvatski Dom. Svi nam do
bro doSli,
Ia Pjevacki Zbor "Jelica"
AntOinette Pavlak, tai.
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Gary Ind = Ovdje e ustanovljen obicaj da svake 60
dine ma sam Uskrs nastupa Duquesne Tamburca u
uvijek lijepom koncertu Mi owe godne sa ra-
doscu ocekvamo dragu skupnu koa kao da nos
projeca Street dobro razpolozene medu nasm
rodom Mi ko neprekdno posecu emo njihove nastupe,
mirne duse navest da nkada nsmo bill razocaran
Svak njihov koncerat jest novoga nesto epsega
Mi sgurn da ce ovoga puta ia ljepa mladez donJel
uskrsne zee, vesele radostne casove.
Neka Sc zapamti da ce koncerat bt Seaman DvOrani
SIS Washington uc Gary Indiana Prv nastup biti ce
poslije podne, drugi sat vecer Ulaznice
mogu dobit kod svh Ganova hrvaskog pevackog drs
"Preradovc kod upravitelja kluba napokon ba-
gaini Dvorane. Ne zaboravite dan 10. aprila 1855
Ia sto veci posjet moli hrvatsko pjevacko drustvo
"Preradovic"
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Cleveland. Ohio.

Cleveland, Ohio. - Ovime
Sc daje do znanja svima ma
Sim organizacijama gra d a
Clevelanda i okolice, da &c
mas odsjek broj 235 H. B. 2.
odrzavati svoj piknik u ne
djelju, 26. juna 1855. ma St.
Joseph farmi, Chardon White
Road.
Stoga molimo sve nase or
ganizacije u ovoj okolici, da
81 zapamte oval dan i da ma
istoga ne priredjuju svoje pix
nike iii bilo kakve zabave, .ier
bi time nastetili mama i sebi.
Nego neka dodju k mama, da
Sc zajednicki zabavimo i pro-
veselimo. a mi cemo ljubav
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Bolje je skilznuti nogom,
nego jezikom. - Talijanska
pOSlovica.
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GLAVNA POROTA
Road Youngstown Ohio
Nachez Ave, Chicago 49, ILL.,
Michael Jurcek $3.50 So Homan Ave, Chicago illinois
NikOa Erbesh 4215 Connecticut ST. Gary Indiana
konvod 1885 Newell St. Los Angeles 49, Calf
5946 Theka st. Louis 20 Mo
Bozulic 353 W. 18th St. San Pedro Calf
ZAMJENICI: Glavota, Janjac
UREDNICl ZAJEDNICARA
VuSelc Forbes St. Pittsburgh
Stephen Brkch engsi Forbes Pittsburgh
VRHOVNl LIJEcNIK
Arch 81s Chestnut St. Pittsburgh Pa
PRAVNI SAVJETNK
Peoples Bank Bldgr Waynesburg
PROsvJETNO-sPORTSKO ODJELJENJE
Bradc, Pittsburgh
DJECJl DOM
upravitelj Plaines
ODBOR DJECJEG donna
Pavovit predednk Street Gary
Vladimir Bozc ajnik 1924 N. Hickory ST., Joliet, H.
Krasich Pauna Chicago 49, Illinois
Josip w. Chicago, Illinois
Charles kuchan 5Sth Cicero So Illinois
ZAMJENICI: Joseph saban, Anna Domovic
Dr. W. r. Jakopt, Hecnik "1Sl So Loomis St. Chicago ILL.,
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GLAVNl NADZORNl ODBOR
Charles j. Verbanic
Milan Skrtic
Matthew Belanic
Sylvia Niksic
Nikola Borich
Matt Goretta
N. j. Nikolac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06
Peace Agency
Revived by U. 5.

President Eisenhower acted
today. at the suggestion of
Sweden, to revive an interna-
tional commission set up under
a 1914 treaty between the
United States and Sweden for
the advancement of peace.
The President designated
Andre Robert Siegfried. noted
French historian, as a nom
American representative of this
country on the commission.
The 1914 treaty authorized
the United States and Sweden
to designate two members each,
one of the designations to be a
citizen of the country he repre-
sents and the other a non-
citizen.
The last nom American named
to the commission by this coun-
try was Gabriel HanotauX, also
q citizen of France, who served
from 1924 until his death in
1914.
White House Press Secretary
James c. Hagerty said the
United States had not named a
replacement until now because
1t assumed that the work of the
United Nations would replace
that of the commission. But
Sweden recommended that the
commission be revived, he said.
Hamilton Fish Armstrong of
New York is the American mem
Der on the commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06
Utah Legislators May Return
To Undo Ban on Teen Jobs

SALT LAKE CITY, April 6
R.-Faced by rising protests
from wage-earning teen-agers.
Gov. j. Bracken Lee yesterday
offered to call a special session
Of the Utah Legislature-for the
sole purpose of correcting a
piece of child-labor legislation
that slipped past the lawmakers
at their regular session earlier
this year.
Such a session would take only
half a day and would be the
shortest in Utah history. But it
would depend on whether
enough of the legislators were
willing to pay their own way to
the capital.
Gov. Lee said he would ask
the Legislative Council to poll
the lawmakers on the idea when
it holds its organizational meet
ing Friday.
Single subject of the session
would be correction of a bill to
lower the legal age at which
boys may do farm work. Some
how, this amendment to the
child labor law-as passed at
the regular session-deleted a
portion of the law which allows
IA and 15-year-olds to work in
stores, offices. bowling alleys and
private homes.
1t even puts the young teen
ayers traditional jobs as baby
sitter under a legal cloud.
Nobody noticed the BOBBY
trap when the law first was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06

passed and signed by Gov. Lee.
The regular session was long
adjourned when the laws un-
looked-for effect was spotted.
The result of this double-take
has been a storm of protest from
teen-agers and from parents
faced with having to raise the
family allowance to take up the
slack.
Gov. Lee said yesterday he
made a big mistake" in letting
the bill get past him and was
anxious to correct it.
1.-THE bill does not do what I
thought it did, and I don't be-
lieve it does what the Legislature
intended" Gov. Lee said. Il GER
tainly did not mean to deprive
any young folk of the chance to
earn pocket money by working
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06
Poys for Contentment

DETROIT R.-David Harris
has been busted from a desk
sergeant to detective at his own
request. It will cost him $500 a
year.
That's cheap for a job like, 3"
Mr.. Harris said.
He's taken cut before to keep
happy. He gave up a $100-a-
week job Is years ago to join the
force as a $38-a-week rookie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06
.Mopsy
TINS S OUR Most POPULAR CHEST
COMES COMPLETE WITH GROOM

in such safe jobs as stores. Offices
or baby-sitting.
ut tthe mistake) can be cor
rected in an hours time. and I
hope the legislators will agree to
come in at their own expense and
pass the bill which ! and they
thought they were passing"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02
Jonowicz Out to Boost
Scoring Streak Sunday

but that isn't the reason he II
$50 anxious to play Sunday.
1--WE never given that q
thought" he said today. II like
to play and I feel fine. We're
still In the running for the cham
|pionship and all Of US want to
win the last two games. That's
all we can do-and hope the
Browns lose"
Walt Houston, rookie guard,
will miss the game because Of q
pinched nerve in his back, but
with Marv Berschet to replaces
him the offensive line figures to
be UP to par.
A victory over the Giants
would assure the Redskins Of at
least an even break against every
divisional opponent for 1855.
But II Pittsburgh should beat the
Browns, it also would move
Washington into q first-plaee
tie. and that's what the gang Il
shooting for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02
Chamberlain Beuts
Curdozo in Opener

Cardozo High. which went un-
beaten in the West Division Of
the Interhigh League basketball
race last winter, stumbled yes
terday in its first start Of the
1856 season.
Chamberlain Of the East Divi-
sion dealt the Clerks o 76-68
defeat at Cardozo In the FIRST
game played by any Of the IL
Interhigh teams.
Bill Tallant, q star Of two
years ago, celebrated his return
to the Chamberlain lineup by
pouring in AZ points. Don Fugel
added 81 and Sonny Lindamood
10. 2
Cardozo had i've players In
double figureS-Johnny Jones
with 10 points, ODonnell Hooks
with is, James Thompkins with
IL and Hillary Brown and Rus
sell Edmonds with 10 each.
The Cardozo junior varsity
whipped the Chamberlain w.
47-22.
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Totals 20 q os To.al. ls go 6eI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02
BY LEWIS r. ATCHISON

Vic Janowicz, who has scored
in all 10 Redskins games to date,
win try to stretch his streak
another notch against the New
York Giants here Sunday while
helping the Washington II re-
main In the running for the East
|ern Division title.
Janowicz suffered O bruised
knee. twisted ankle and several
Clipped teeth against the Steel
|ers at Pittsburgh last Sunday
and was not expected to feel
much like facing the Giants. But
the former Ohio State All-Ameri-
can kicked up his heels In prac-
tice yesterday and pronounced
himself ready.
Coach Joe Kuharich tenta-
lively had named Leo Filter, who
had real big day in Pittsburgh,
to start in Vic's place, and he
may yet. But If Janowicz wants
to play and continues to i'm
prove, he'll get the chance. Using
both he and Elter Lii the same
spot will be like turning q couple
Of Wildcats loose on the visitors
for both are ''bread-and- butter'
players who, give it the old col
lege try and usually come ur
with q few extra yards.
Janowicz's biggest day thi,
season happened to be q wild
night in Philadelphia when he
helped spark q Redskins rally
that gave them an upset 1880
victory over the Eagles. He got
10 points that night on two
Itouchdowns. q field goal and foul
conversions. His next biggest
day was against the Cardinals q
couple Of weeks ago when hi
scored Is points to help the
Washington club avenge ar
early season loss TO the Chi
cagoans.
Janowicz, who was saved from
a shutout In the San Francisco
Forty Miners game by bootinl
the extra point following Bert
Zagers' touchdown. Is second tt
IDoak Walker Of the Detroit Lion:
for the National Football League
individual scoring crown, 83-77
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02
With THE
HIGH SCHOOLS

High School this past Monday
on clutches.
While working out at Jelleff's
Branch, Boys Club of Washing
ton. 10 days ago, Frazier snapped
q bone in his foot. He will be
out Of commission for probably
six more weeks" according to
Dr.. Leo Gaffney.
This column reported in
correctly four weeks ago that
Frazier would be ineligible to
play for an Interhigh League
school because league rules limit
a boy to three years Of eligibility
and Frazier already has played
three at st. Johns.
The league rule states that
. player can play three years
after reaching the 10th grade.
Frazier played. one sophomore
and one Junior season at st.
Johns and therefore he will be
allowed to play another year
y y \ \
Spingarn High School uses q
rotating system with its coaches
which gives q man three years
with each sport. It 30 happened
that Dave Brown used up his
terms with basketball and base
bah last spring and assumed the
football job this fall.
That gave Brown consecutive
seasons at the head Of the three
major sports and it happened
also that those seasons were the
first under full integration in
District schools.
Brown figured the other day
that his three teams ran UP Il
victories against Just two de.
|feats in league games, the besi
such record in the Interhigi
League.
Spingarn didn't do as well ir
the resulting playof1s, however
Browns basketball team was de.
Ifeated In the quarternnais ant
his baseball team In the finals
The football squad tied for thu
championship with Cardozo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02
|CUCagers Play
Baltimore Next

Catholic University, anxious
for a winning basketball team,
Us withholding judgment until
the game against Baltimore uni
versity at $3.50 pm. tomorrow at
Gu.
The Cardinals looked like q
vastly improved club over last
year In winning the opener, So
56, over Gallaudet last night ct
Gu. but Coach Miggs Reilly says
he'll know q lot more after to-
morrow nights game against Q
team that drubbed his squad
twice last season.
Reilly is counting on two new
corners from New York to lead
his team to o commanding posi-
|tion in the Mason Dixon Con-
ference and both showed well
last night. Shophomore John
|Stauff hitting for II points and
Freshman Ronnie Dreyer getting
10.
Dryer. 6-foot-S1a center, last
season made the New York News
IAH-Star high school first team.
Gallaudet made 1t, interesting,
Jas Gerry Pelarski pumped In 20
points and Joe Rose Of Wash
lington scored IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02
GEORGIA TECH
Continued From Page Gel

Continued From Page Gel
ference In compromising integ-
irity Of race on the playing field
than in doing so In the class
rooms. One break in the dyke
and the relentless seas will rush
lin and destroy us. We are in
this tight 100 per cent"
The Governor added that "an
immediate called meeting Of the
State Board Of Regents to act
on my request Is vitality neces-
sary at this time"
Arnold, In Mobile. Ala, or
business, told newsmen:
II respect the Governor Of
Georgia's wishes as the supreme
authority over all State agen-
cies. Those agencies should
give consideration TO the Gov
ernor's wishes.
However, the Board OF Re-
gents does not have anything to
do with the athletic association.
It Is q separate corporation.
Il would think the athletic
corporation would give due con-
sideration to the Governors re-
quest"
Bobby Dodd, head coach and
athletic director at Tech, said
he was surprised by. the Cover
nor's move but declined further
comment on the ground that the
affair is one between the regents
and the Governor.
II Griffin's ideas prevail, il
could not only take Tech out
Of the Sugar Bowl but would
halt all intersectional play by
State schools.
Georgia is scheduled to play
Michigan in Ann Arbor in 1857
and Tech has been reported dick
airing for n Nolif0y-v,ia eyarna
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MARYLAND

Continued From Page Gel
figures to be close. with the edge
to. Maryland. The teams met
three times last year, Maryland
winning by 3 points. Is points,
and then losing by one in the
first round OF the conference
tournament ut Raleigh.
Maryland has three starters
back from last year scoring
averages in parenthesis). Bob
Kessler t2O.3), Bob o'Brien 12,2
and John Sandbower $3.50. The
others win be Drew Schauner
t2.4) and q sophomore, John
Nacincik. The first substitutions
probably win be Nick Davis. the
fanciest bali handler in this Sec
ton since Buddy o'Grady, the
former Georgetown coach. and
John Urbanik, 6-foot-7 sopho-
more.
virginia Misses wilkinson
Virginia, of course. will be
missing its all-time scoring ace,
Buzz Wilkinson, but still has
punch in its lineup. The Cava-
lier starters include Bob McCarty
(19.D, Bill Miller (15.D, Jerry
Cooper (9.0 and Austin Pearre
C5.D. The other starter will be
Bob Hardy, a holdover, or one Of
two sophomores, Tom Hooker
smith Of Washington-Lee High
in Arlington, or Kendall White
Of Lynchburg.
Coach Bud Millikan of Mary
land starts his sixth season to-
night and Bus Male Of Virginia
his fifth. The Terps won II
and lost z last year and Virginia
won II and lost Is.
Doors open at 8 o'clock.
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Buddy Youne's Brother
Best Of Spartan Frosh

EAST LANSING, Mich. Dec,
2 R.-Henny Young. brother d
Claude Buddy Young. the
University Of Illinois and Balti-
more Colts football great, has
been named most valuable player
on the Michigan State fresh
man football team.
Henry, q halfback, is 5-foot-l
and weighs only i49, but he uses
everything he has," Freshman
Coach Don Mason said. Hes
q lighter, q natural born leader
and a great kid to have around p