davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1955-10-09
SPRINGWALL NJ
81 dop's. 81 monthly

No saggng dipping, swayng Jumping with springwall
because IL carbon steel springs along each side,
each front and back absorb the shocks that allow an
ordinary mattress to sag at the edges keep it firm
throughout Sit it, bounce on it, Jump on it Spring
wall still prevents sag gives you the support you need for
truly restful sleep Eyelet border for ventilation too
your sprngwall airs itself
Twin double
Matching Box Spring 1895
fh Washington PARKngon; Ord Floor SApe Spring
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1955-12-03

Julie Benedic (above), a six-foot
one-inch beauty previously consid-
cred too tall for anything but show
girl parts in the movies, has gain
ed her first dramatic role because
Of her height. Julie has been pick
ed to portray the girl friend OF
six-foot ten-inch Mike Lane, the
giant prize fighter of ''The Harder
They Fall" Her hour-glass torso
measures 1924 81. ZAP wirephoto)
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1955-12-03
BASE BIRTHS

Jack Bert, Jr., 8 lbs. 1914 ozs.,
November 81 to Barbara Maureen
and Jack Bert Perkins, 1t, USN.
William David, 7 lbs. TIA ozs.,
November Is to Eileen and Joel
Charles Holiber, LTJG., USN.
Thomas Wesley, z lbs. 1914 ozs.,
November 20 to Sarah L. and
Thomas Moses Spence, SIN, USN.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1955-12-03

ASSEMBLY of God Church meets
at 1349 Willow. Sunday School
10 am. MorningWorship II am.
Evening Worship 8 p. m. Mid
week service Wed. 8 p. m. Mr..
HirSchy, Minister. tin
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1955-12-03

FOR SALE-1955 Dodge Royal "
8, save $1,000. Model 10 27O Win
chester. NC 125 National radio
with speaker. Phi. 3483. 12-3-3y
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1955-12-03

PLUMBING & HEATING-work
done. For fast and satisfying SER
vice and guaranteed work Phone
3O83 or 1881. 7-q-tfn
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1955-12-03

WANTED Bottles. Bring in your
2 or, IL OF. & OF. size beverage
bottles & receive cash deposit.
This includes one way and no
deposit bottles. Kodiak Bottkng
Works. PHI. 2244 0-24tfn
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1955-12-03

LOST-SiameSe cat. Answers to
name 'Siggie". Contact Bob Gar
retson at ACS or 1879 Willow.
Reward. 12-3-1y
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1955-12-03
Gossifieds
noMmAGE SALE Baptist Mis-
sion Sat. afternoon. ! to S p.m.tf

CARPENTERS LOCAL 21e2. Of
flee hours 1900 to 100 D. m.
Monday thru Friday Saturday
evening z: 80 to $50 pm. at Car
erman's Hall. Box A-1O04. tin
penter's office across from Fish
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1955-12-03

FOR SALE-Harley- Davis motor
cycle. Good running condition,
Sacrifice sale. Phi. 1851 or 4544
1O-22-tfn
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1955-12-03

FOR SALE-reasonable. Wurlitzer
music box, 104 selections. Plays
As & 10 rpm intermixed. PHI
4O33. 11-19-tfn
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1955-12-03

FOR SALE-Thor wringer type
wash. mach. $85. Portable tubs,
$12. Phi. 1854. 12-3-1n
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1955-12-03

FOR RENT bdrm. house on
Mission Rd. partly furn. Phone
4284. 12-3-1y
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1955-12-03

BLOUNT OPTICAL SERVICES
now located at 1854 Willow.
Frames, lenses & repairs. Open
every Sat. from II to 6 pm. LIST
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1955-12-03

SHELIKoF CONSTRUCTION Co.
General contractors. Phi. 2O61. J..
w. Tolbert, General Mgry6- 18tfn
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1955-12-03

Often woman's work is never
done because her husband didn't
get around to it.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1955-12-03

FOR Rents bdrm.' house un-
furn. On Mission Rd. View. Near
playground. Inquire at Sears No.
4, Mission Rid. or PHI. 1898. -3-1fa
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1955-12-03
CITY HOSPITAL NEWS

Debbie Ann, 6 lbs. 8 ozs., Mo-
yember rs to Delphine and Glen
Lokken.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1955-12-03

FOR SALE & 2 bdrm. houses
furnished. Phi. 1864 10-29-tfn
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1955-12-03

FOR SALE-We stinghouse Elec-
trio dryer. Perfect cond. See at
1926 No. Blvd. 12-3-1y
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1955-12-03

FOR SALE-Completely modern 2
bdrm. house with garage attach
ed. Excellent cond. Will sell with
or without furn. & rugs. For i'm
mediate sale I offer bonus of /
yr. free fuel. Jack Hinckel, Phi.
3141. 11-26-tfn
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1955-12-03

LET 'sSHIRL THE LII SQUIRT"
Knit your sweater of heavy Can
adam yarn. Choice of designs.
Phi. 4544 or write Box 666, Ko-
diak. 11-26-3y
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1955-12-03

FOR SALE-1949 Chev. Tudor.
R & H with defrosters. Sno-
treads on rear. Call 1898 after 5
p. m. 12-3-tfn
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1955-12-03

FOR SALE - Air-Flow Kitchen
Range. Excellent condition. Good
buy at 500. Phi. 1928 or 42O4. tt
FOR ENT-Parking space for
cars. See Bea Nachtweih at Kos'
diak Variety Store. 12-3-2n
FOR SALE-The finest Xmas pre-
sent you could possibly buy for
yourself & family. bdrm. house
Clean, modern, furn. Like new.
Lots of room for children to
play. 5 min. walk to Post Office.
Immediate occupancy. Attrac-
tive terms to responsible person.
Bill Worth. Cope ST., Phi. 1851.
12-3-tfn
FOR SALE-1949 Chev. Tudor.
R & II with defrosters. Sno-
treads on rear. Call 1898 after 5
p. m. 12-3-tfn
FOR SALE-Westinghouse Elec-
trio dryer. Perfect cond. See at
1926 No. Blvd. 12-3-1y
FOR RENT -bdrm.a house un-
furn. On Mission I'd. View. Near
playground. Inquire at Sears No.
4, Mission Rid. or PHI. 1898. -3-1n
LOST Siamese cat. Answers to
name "Siggie". Contact Bob Gar
retson at ACS or 1879 Willow.
Reward. 12-3-1y
FOR RENT bdrm. house on
Mission Rd partly furn. Phone
4284. 12-3-1y
FOR SALE-Thor wringer type
wash. mach. $85. Portable tubs,
$12. Phi. 1854. 12-3-1n
FOR SALE-1955 Dodge Royal "
8, save $1,000. Model 10 27O Win
chocfor MT 105 National radi0
Evening star., 1955-01-13
Atomic Sufety Device
Helps Avoid Injuries

BERKELEY, Calif.-A Ber-
kelley concern has developed an
atomic safety device that helps
punch-press operators avoid in
jury in operating their machines.
Three Geiger tubes that are
sensitive to radioactive materials
are fitted around the punch-press
work area. The worker wears two
wrist bands containing radioac-
tive crystals. II his hands ap-
proach the danger" areas
guarded by the counters. the ma
chine Immediately stops. even in
midstrike.
Evening star., 1955-01-13
Young Republicans Get
Eisenhower Pep Message

President Eisenhower, in q
telegram last night to the Dis
trict Young Republican Club,
urged continued support Of the
Republican program, stressing
especially human relations and
a conservative economic policy.
The club met in the Hotel
Statler and heard five Republi-
can Congressman discuss Repub-
licanisln, especially as it pertains
to the South. They were Rep
resentatives Poh and Broyhill
Of Virginia, Cramer Of Florida,
Evening star., 1955-01-13
Freemusonry Grows
Again in Germany

COBURG, Germany. - Free
masonry is gradually regaining
its prewar status In Germany
after q l5-year ban, it was re-
ported at a recent convention at
Coburg Of the country's grand
lodges.
There are now more than H.
600 members In $50 German
lodges.
Evening star., 1955-01-13

Jonas Of North Carolina and
Alger of Texas.
The Legislators took the oppor-
tunity to compliment the Young
Republicans for the part they
are playing in bolstering their
party.
But Representative Jonas,
while acknowledging the enthu-
siasm Of youth in Republican
circles, urged that the wisdom
Of the aged not be neglected.
Evening star., 1955-01-13
80 Easy to Bake, Taste and Look Wonderful"
Say First to Try New Low-C Calorie Mixes

Just listen to these typical COM
ments from women who have
already tried these new Duff'S
"Cake N Frosting" mixes:
"I've made both the Golden
and Chocolate Layer cakes, and
they both turned out beauti-
fully" says Mrs. w. @. Allen.
housewife. TITS q 10y to eat
cake again, and still avoid fat
tening foods"
Evening star., 1955-01-13

81 had to stop baking cakes
when my husband started re-
ducing," says Mrs. Robert Loeb.
"Now I'm baking again. These
Low -Calorie cakes are 50 good. /"
Evening star., 1955-01-13

my family tends to gain
weight easily, but we do like
good food" says Mrs. Henry
Kamin, wife Of high school
teacher. Those Low Calorie
cakes look so wonderful and
taste so delicious, they made q
real hit with everybody"
Evening star., 1955-01-13
CURTAIN CLEARANCE!

Were NOW
10 voIoncss, kitchsn Toppsn.
ToiIored and Ruffisd Cur .99t 70 1sss
toins. Cottons ------ 39e 100
IS Tailored Ninons, ard Royons.
Also Ruffied onoondss In $3.50
lengths from 81 TO 81 ---- 9.o6 t.SS
CErtaias-sth ~, Washtagtow Oniyi
72-In. Lsnoths Docrcns Toi- ~.
loFed Cuffoins --- A.9S 500
81 and 90 In. Lengths Doc 1H.
rons Toiloeed curoins - 3Se 100
$50 RodIess Window Trsuts, pse- 3.eeto
rnonert finish COTTON ------ 4.SS LOO
dupont Fiber
eth ~, Washington; srd n, siIc~ Spring ssI
PARKinCtoH
Evening star., 1955-01-13

Biz THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. G.
THtJRsDAY, JANuARY I3, 1888
Evening star., 1955-01-13

81 have to watch every
ounce" says fashion model
Amy Newell. Now I can eat
cake againl My family loves
these Low -Calorie cakes, tool'
Evening star., 1955-01-13
THE HEcHT co.'s
pRE-INV ENToRY
CLEARANCE
Friday. wsrston stes
CLEARANCE!
WASHINGTON ONLY!
USED AND DAMAGED RUGS!

Odd ones and two's, used fo1
soiled. All ct Q fraction Of
worth. All sold "as Is. r
up carefully ;. there's mar
This lot. Wool, Cottons and
| Grey 11xS-ft. Tone-on-Ton'
Wool Broadloom Rug ----.
l Grey 6x9-ft. Embossed Woo
Broadloom Rug ---------.
Grey 9x12-ft. Embossed Woo
Broadloom Rug --------,
/ Green 6x9-ft. Textured Re-
versible Broadloom rug.
/ Green 9x12-ft. T'one-on'
Tone Wool Broadioom Rul
! Rose 12x13.6-ft. Embossed
Wool Broadlooin Rug ----.
/ Green 12xl4-ft. Textures
Wool Broadloom Rug ----
/ Beige 12x16-ft. Textures
Wool Broadloom Rug -
I Green 12x15-ft. Tone-on
Tone Wool Broadloom Rug
I Ivory S.3xl0.6-ft. Wool Orr
entail Pattern Rug -------
/ Green 12xl8-ft. Tone-on
Tone Wool Broadloom Rug
/ Dark Green 9x12-ft. Twis
Wool Broadloom Rug
/ Grey 12xll.11-ft. Grey EN-
bossed Wool Broadloom Rug
! Green 9x12-ft. Tone-on
Tone Wool Broadloom Ruj
/ Beige Okla #. Two : Ton,
Wool Broadloom Rug -,
1 Red 9x12-ft. Wool Orienta
Pattern Rug ------------
2 Green 9x12-ft. Tone-on
Tone Wool Broadloom Rugs
/ Grey 9x1l.3-ft. Tone-on
Tone Wool Broadloom Rug
! Nutria 0x12-ft. Embosse'
Wool Broadloom Rug -----
/ Rose 2.3x19 Twist Woo
Broadloom Rug ----------
/ Grey 9x11.11 Embossed Woo
Broadloom Rug -------
/ Rose 2.3x6.6.ft. Twist Woo
Broadloom Rug ----------
] Nutria 7x10-ft. Embosse'
Wool Broadloom Rug 49,
/ Rose 9x15.3 : foot Rayol
Broadloom Rug
/ Green 6.1x7.9-ft. Twist Voc
Broadloom Rug------
/ Green 12x16-ft. Twist Woo
Broadlooni Rug
/ Ivory 9xl2-ft. Wool Ori
entail Pattern Rug
/ Beige 12x14.11-ft. Twis
Wool Broadloom Rug
! Beige I2xl4.9-ft. Tone-on
Tone Wool Broaloom Rug
/ Beige 12x15.l0-ft. Deep Phi
Rayon Broadloom Rug
! Rose 12xl6.10-ft. Twist Wot
Broadloom Rug
/ Green 12x14-ft. TIE exturei
Wool Broadloom Rug
! Rose 9.11xl2-ft. Twist Voc
Broadloom Rug
/ Grey 9x12-ft. Tone-on- Ton
Cotton Broadloom Rug
! Rose 9x22-ft. Twist Woo
Broadloom Rug
/ Beige 12xl5.5-ft. Rayol
Broadloom Rug
! Beige l2'xl1.4-ft. Rayol
Broadloom Rug
/ Green 9xl2-ft. Wool Plail
Broadloorn Rug
/ Grey 0x15-ft. Wool Twis
Broadloom Rug
I Red 9xI2-ft. Wool Orients
Pattern Rug
! Beige 9x12-ft. Wool EN-
boSsed Broadloom Rug
! Beige 9x12-ft. Texture
Reversible Broadloorn Rug
/ Grey and Wine oxl2-ft
Two-Tone Wool Broadloon
Rug
! Grey 12x8-ft. Ernbosse,
Wool Broadloon Rug
! Grey and Green 9x18-fl
Two-Tone Wool Broadloon
Rug
! Green 0x7-ft. Plain Woo
Broadloofn Rug
/ Green 9x20-ft. Tone-on
Tone Wool Broadioom Rug
z Red 9xl2-ft. Wool Orients
Pattern Rugs ------------
! Grey 12x10-ft. Twist Voc
Broadloom Rug
6th n. Washington Sto
Evening star., 1955-01-13
Fiji Gets New SuwmilI

A second timber mill has been
opened on VIII Levu. Fiji, to
work a 4o,000-acre concession.
Suya reports.
Evening star., 1955-01-13
Quick, Low-cuiorie
Frosfing Can Be
vuried Many W0Ys

Every package Of Duff's Cake
N Frosting" carries recipes for
varying the fluffy, no-cook, sew
en- minute type Low : Calorie
frosting coffee, chocolate
chip, fruit-flavor, or pepper
mint :. to name just a few.
Remember when you buy
Duff's "Cake N Frosting"- the
frosting ingredients are right
inside the package. Just add
water. Nothing else to buy.
To cake mixes, Just add water
and two fresh eggs.
Evening star., 1955-01-13
NO Sugar Substitutes! |!

Duff's "Cake N Frostfng" Mixes
give you deliciously sweet Low
Calorie cakes. tctthoat sugar
substitutes. Only purest refined
sugars are used.
, 1955-02-18
Fine Scotch is a
family concern

Fine Scotch is precious. It IS rare. It is =
matter of family concern.
The distillation of fine Scotch calls for
pure mountain water. Experienced artists
must concern themselves with the subtle
blending-and time alone can bring
smooth, complete maturity.
Grants have always benin the hills around
the sparkling river Spey. With the pure
water of these parts, Scotsmen will tell you.
the finest whisky is distilled.
Grants is blended with skill that has been
handed down by generations-and its
maturing takes many years. For Grants
remain a private family concern, keeping
sternly to their original standards.
Fine Scotch, Grants Scotch, can only be
perfected by time, patience and skill.
Remember that. Never simply ask for
Scotch always ask for Grants By name.
, 1955-02-18

r WORK ON HUMAN RELATIONSHIP
PREJUDICE, bigotry, discrimination, and many other
social ills still occupy a disturbingly large place in the think
ing Of men everywhere, and even though this country thus
far has seen some progress, there is SO much left to be done
that there can be no relaxing.
TWO EVENTS in widely separated parts of the world
took place recently touching upon human illness. In johann
nesbmg, South Africa, the government took the first step
in its plan introduced last year BY DF. Hendrix ]. VeEWoekd,
to move natives completely away from the city. While some
1000 armed guards stood BY, on two occasions some 800 ia
miles were forced from their homes to the new quarters pro-
vded BY the government. Some 1000 will finally be moved.
THE REMOVAL, part Of the National Governments
policy Of apartheid (which means theseParation Of white and
colored communities will create a sort Of buffer zone be-
tween the residents Of whites and natives, thus making it
virtually impossible for any natives to be found in the city
at any time than that prescribed by the government.
THAT WA in far off South Africa. Near home, in
Washington, two Senators, both from South Carolina, Sena-
tors DIN D. Johnson and Strom Thurmond, introduced bills
in the Senate to bar the Supreme Court and the United
States Courts of Appeals from making any ruling on matters
pertaining to schools. While these bills will not affect what
has already been done it will certainly prevent any court ac-
ton to enforce desegregation in those states where white
supremacy seems to be essential to life itself.
WITH H progress made in atomic and other forms
of weapons for human destruction, the world is about as tar
as it can get in that direction, and leaders throughout the
free world are calling for calmer heads, One wrong move,
and civilization may be on the very brink Of total collapse.
WHAT is NEEDED now is an understanding Of God
and mans relation to him, and observance of rules Of human
conduct based on Christian principles, and the putting into
effect Of the true meaning of democracy. And certainly,
when men take time and energy to bow down to such gods
, 1955-02-18

your ABILITY TO SEE WE'LL IS A PRECIOUS POSSESSION"
The examination of so delicate a mechanism will be done
with skill care and thoroushness at the
II BLOCH CENTER FOR BETTER VISION
AND HEARING
Open across the street from the Csted Post Office every Saturday
from 1920 to $50
PROPERLY CORRECTED EYsTRA1N MEANS GREATLY
IMPROVED HEALTH
as segregation, discrimination, bigotry, and the like, the
chances for fullest development in Christian principles are
pushed in the background.
MUCH WORK still needs to be done in human relation
ship, in mans respect for man, and a place for God in the
hearts of men.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
SENATORS
Continued from Page C-1


Sievers fouled to Catcher Red
Wilson and Paula famed.
Stone handed the Tigers a run
In the second inning. Earl Tor
geson and Bubba Phillips singled
and advanced with two out when
Wilson grounded out. Harry
Malmberg was purposely passed.
filing the bases, but Stone also
threw four wide ones to Gromek,
forcing across Torgeson.
Tuttle opened the bottom of
the third with a smash into the
upper leftfeld seats and the
Tigers scored twice more in the
inning when Kaline walked and
Boone, Bubba Phillips and Will
son singled.
The Tigers lifted their lead to
TO in the fourth. Tuttle walked
and Kaline doubled. Torgeson
scored Tuttle and sent Kaline to
third with a long fly to center
before Boone parked his six
teenth homer Of the year in the
leftfield stands.
Bob Chakales took over the
Senators pitching IN the fifth
and the Tigers margin mounted
to 90 when Wilson singled and
Kuenn sfnacked q homer into the
lower stands.
Kaline doomed his 2lst homer
into the leftfield stands of
Chuck Stobbs in the eighth
inning.
NOTES: Marie Harris, Bucky's
wife, suffered Q bruised right
arm when struck by Courtney's
toul in the first inning Of the
Evening star., 1955-07-24
WMAL Will Garry
Colts Games in Fall

Radio Station WMAL will
broadcast the football games of
the Baltimore Colts this season.
Besides the National Football
League games, WMAL will carry
play-by play of four preseason
exhibitions, beginning with q
night game August 80 against
the Redskins in Baltimore. Ernie
Harwell, Chuck Thompson and
Bailey Goss will do the broad
casting.
Meanwhile, it was announced
that the Detroit Lions games
will be broadcast by the Mutual
System. Station WWDC will
carry the games here, except
for those dates when they con-
flict with games by the baseball
Senators or the Redskins.
It will mark the first time in
the 36-year history of the league
that a teams games were broad
cast nationally.
Evening star., 1955-07-24

second game. =. Vernon has hit
safely in II straight games. (.
Boone has hit safely in is. (.
Boone has smacked five of his
Is home runs against the SEN
ators. ). Courtney is hitless in
has last 18 tries.
Pedro Ramos and Bob Porter
field or Maury McDermott will
pitch for the Senator's tomorrow,
with Jim Burning and Larry due
to fire for the Tigers. Bum
ming had an 8-5 record at
Buffalo and lost his only start
to Baltimore Wednesday. ..
McDermott hasn't pitched an
inning since July and there's
no assurance he'll be ready to-
morrow, but Manager Chuck
Dresser is hoping. Detroit has
won all seven games played with
the Senators here and holds an
ll-2 edge for the season.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
Bough Will Coach
Vests Eleven in
.AnnuoI Prep Come

" MEMPHIS, July % Dr.
Sammy Baugh will be head
coach for the West team in the
All-American prep football game
August "a, it was announced to-
night.
Slingin' Sammy, who takes
over this year as head coach at
Hardin n-Simmons University in
Abilene. Tex, succeeds j. B.
(Ears) Whitworth.
Whitworth, former Oklahoma
A65M coach, asked to be re-
placed so he could concentrate
on preparations for his first year
as head coach at Alabama.
Harold (Red) Drew, who re-
signed last year as head coach
at Alabama, again will coach the
East.
The East has won six of the
seven annual games. Last years
contest ended in a 6-6 tie.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
OUT OF SHAPE
Lombeuu Drives AlI-Sturs
In Practice Despite Heat

EVANSTON. ILL.,. July % R.-
the heat failed to slow UP today's
second football workout for the
College All-Stars who meet the
Cleveland Browns at Soldier
Field August IL.
Head Coach Curly Lambeau
warned his collegians there
would be no time taken for con-
ditioning or fundamentals In
the three weeks allotted to prime
the squad for the showdown with
the Browns, professional cham
pions.
The only player Of the 40 who
began practice at Northwestern
University yesterday to appear
slightly out Of shape was Notrs
Danes big tackle, Frank varri-
chione.
Varrichione has been busy
selling insurance, so he had to
don a rubber shirt and boil Of
excess poundage.
The late Arch Ward. Chicago
sports editor and founder Of
the All-Star game. made a radi-
cal switch in his coaching setup
this year in an effort to get the
Collegians back on the winning
track.
For the first time since the
midsummer spectacle was orig
mated 81 years ago. the Col
|legians will be directed by q
professional staff.
Lambeau, who pioneered the
Green Bay Packers and also
coached the Chicago Cardinals
and Washington Re dskins
Evening star., 1955-07-24

picked as his assistants Hun k
Anderson, former line coach of
the Chicago Bears; Steve Owen,
former New York Giants coach:
Hampton Pool. formerly Of the
Los Angeles Rams, and Tony
Canadeo, onetime Packers back
field star
The .Collegians have dropped
10 contests to the pros. includ-
ing the last two starts against
the Detroit Lions, while winning
6 and playing 2 ties.
The squad:
Ends-Ed Bernet. Southern Method
isti Max Boydston, Oklahoma; Dean
Dugser. Ohio state; Henry Hair. oeorsia
Tech; Jim Hanifsn California. and Jim
sinpi; Sid Fournst. Louisiana state STATE:
Rosey Grier; Penn state: Tom Jones.
Miami of Ohio; Buck Lansforc. Texas !;
paris McCord. Tennessee. Jans' Smith.
Baylor and Frank varrichiois. Notre
Brooks, Arkansas: Henry BuiiouSh. Mich
igan state; EldTsd Kraemer. Pittsbursf;
Gene .Lamone. West virginia; Tom Loud.
srback. San Jose state; Frank Minceyich,
south Carolina: Sam Paiumbo. Notre
Dame: JACK Patera, Oregon, and Jim
Centers--Matthew Hazeltine, califor-
nia: Larry Norris, Georgia Tech; Frank
MORE Boston College. and Dick szy-
mansk' Notre Dame.
ouarterbacks---Tom Carey and Ralph
quElielmi Notrc Dame; Paul Larson.
Galfornia' Dave LeRRett. Ohio state
Halfbeeks = Indon Grow, Southern
DIRsh IRRssshodnsyl j.. PTass assp rIsS NS.rs
Dame: Gordon Malloy. Miami Of Florida
pays pPays Middleton; Auburn; Dick Mossle.
WssvsT EavZ and Bobby WATKINS and
ruilhacks--Alsn Ameche. wisconsin: I:
Florida and Mel fripists. Tolsds.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
Cunudiun Cricket Club
Beuts Commonwealth

The touring st. GATHERINGS
Cricket Club of Canada made 1t
two straight over the British
Commonwealth Cricket Club
yesterday at Bellapais, the vir-
ginia estate Of Comdr. Leander
McC Cormick- Goodhart.
After the British Ambassador
Sir Roger Makins. bowled the
first ball, the British team scored
128 runs in nine wickets and st.
GATHERINGS retaliated with 140
runs in seven wickets to win by
two, wickets. st. GATHERINGS won
Fridays match by six wickets.
Evening star., 1955-07-24

But he's the type who win
start worrying when that system
doesn't work. and then hen play
in two. skip three. and come
back. I want to see what hap
pens when he gets in q slump
and goes without q title for .
few months.
He's a great player. don't get
me wrong, but he's jumpy. He'll
win some more tournaments but
I wouldn't say he'll be q Snead
or Hogan just because he's in q
hot streak right now"