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Evening star., 1955-11-29
Secretary-Steno.
UNDER IS

For market research department oi
national weekly news magazine.
We are looking for q girl with
SSSo SHSSd dicsstion s.a vns and typing pgs,,sEm sEl
other U = Telstso tso clerical S and az admin. admin.
strative duties Primarily you will
work with the director Of the de-
partment taking dictatton con-
cerning advertising, research, and
marketing. We are ? stable ano
progressive company offering pleas
ant conditions and many benefits
Call DI. 1-29O0, Ext. 2B3 between
9 am. and 3 pm.
SODA GIRL, white. for downtown
work: good pay. Apply BABBTTTs
DRUGSTORE, l106 F st. NV.
sTEN0GRAPHER. twhiteli young;
ditions. Apply gill 3 ST, NV
STENoGRAPHER. 5-day 37ls.hr
PICTURES, INC. 932 N. J. ave. nv
girl under 30
with fast shorthand. accurate tran
scription, knoEledge OF fiIing anc
enough versatility TO meet the de,
once. Salary about $500. stati
full qualifications in letter. Boz
I3S-B, Star IL
for ste.
nographer in technical department
OF headquarters ONCE Of aviation
communication company: some ma
chine dietation experience destr.
able 5-day week: good salary
Airline PRIVILEGES. Call ME- $4,000.
experienced Between
Jobs? Have 2 or more days weekly
Larse secretarial service can use
Vnu ST 3-1H7n IL
Evening star., 1955-11-29
WAR SURPLUS
10000 BARGAINS

lU,UUU BAHGAlNS
oman SAWS, So so: PICKS, 81
MATToCKs, 81; 2-PLY AIR HOSE
Sc Fl T-LB. sLEDGE. Sc; 5-GAL
RhKEs. $3.50. HOSE. Si.25; SIN
SAW BLADES, 81 %; HAMMERS
soc; HAND SAWS. S1.46.
TARPAULINS
iox12. SlOs0; l0xl4, Sl2:60; 6xS
$50; DROP CLOTH. PAPER. 81
CLOTH. So so. CANVAS.
J. H. GICHNER
25l3 a 81. NV EX. 3-352i
WASHERS FOR RENT--Brand-n
only 25c q day Rental may appl!
to purchase Caf ST 2-7oeh
WASHER late model Easy Spindrier
perfect condition. S45. Call Ii
WASHER, wrinser type. good cond.
S35. JU, 7-Tal5, after 8 pm. -
Washers, all makes, types: $S.9t
up most guaranteed FREDER'
1900 1880 Georgia ave. RA, g.
wEIDkRs. new or used. LINcoLNs
fS.dral = naN1NJMii stl' saito Mu h.shin
MOVING, must sell Immediately
Spalding golf clubs, cart: misc
mems clothing including new CAB
ardine trousers; linen table cloth
I-carat diamond ring: Rexaire vac.
uum cleaner; ironing board. EN-
2-355b. after Il pm.
Evening star., 1955-11-29

FURS-DISCOUNT
Savings up to 50Go on any,
thing in the line of fine
furs. A visit to our shop is
a must If you value you
$$$$$. Hundreds Of slightly
used mink garments at a
fraction of their original
cost. Shop and compare
Open Mon. and Thurs. till g.
BASKIN FURS
9th and G
Evening star., 1955-11-29
MIscEL. FOR SALE tcsns. J

cAMERAs-ALL NEW SOME USED
l1g so Revere "SSS" prof $50 00
$3.50 Argus ''c4" outfit = 14.50
9.58 Revere "553" prof. $500
79. so Brownie "s'' turret ~ 30
800 Brownie g. prof. - 400
66 80 Argus auto. proj 5000
4B.5t Revere S-mm. cam. $500
10000 Retina IIIc camera i34 90
1880 B. A. n. "22n'' R-mm.. 80 so
80 .ob Polaroid so cam. SO. $50
Phone Mr.. BoLLOs, King f-277l
Evening star., 1955-11-29
LEWIS & THOS. SALTZ
1909 G ST. NV.

SECRETARY. top-notch, With ad-
for responsible position. with lead
ing trade association; modern air
cnditioned once in convenient n.
location; b-day week. vacation, IN
surance. pension benefits perma-
nent. Phone MR.. COOK. Ex, D.
7413. -29
sECRETARY-Perm. position with
supervisory responsibility. Short
hand. sa, gSed typiss ST 4ToMIc 6I / i FNER- r
SALARY commensurate with ability
and experience. Ex. 3-2lSS. go
shTmha familiar With ront.ne once pro.
cedure and can work with mini
mum Of supervision 5-day, 40
hour week. Starting salary. 500.
Call Mr.. SWAIN. DI. 7-92se.
SECRETARY to president and vice
president OF established engineer
ing Arm conveniently located In
Rosslyn, Va, Permanent position
5-day week. r-conditioned ofhees,
Must be excellent typist' use dieta.
open. IA. $4,000, MR., BELL. --sa
SECRETARY for insurance dept Of
dsy week Under age 3s. White.
sEcY., Young. Rosslyn. 1-girl once.
: days. S24O. POTOMAC EMPL,,
SECY., Alex. S75. POTOMAC EMPLe
ali Kins, XII. 9-5055,
STRNO.. Shirlington, 20 $3.50. PO-
ToMAC EMPL., Oil Ktns. XII. g.
sECY,, washington. st. days,
$3.50. POTOMAC EMPL,, oil Ktns'
Evening star., 1955-11-29
BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PLUMBING AND HEATING. a4-hr
service. No lob too small. Phone
RA a-0SS6. 80
Evening star., 1955-11-29
AGENTS

AGENTS WANTED-Sen Gift item
tull GF spare time: guaranteed sales,
MONARCH WHOLESALERS. 202G
Rhode Island ave. ne. -
$50 A WEEk IN your spare time
selline q dne Tine Of Xmas cards
cREED's <12 10th t nv D c
Evening star., 1955-11-29
sALEsWoMEN

Well dressed. intelligent, to
sell ties and small accessories
in furnishings department OF
WashinHton's finest mems re-
tail stores. Good salary, pleas
ant working conditions; hours
9;3O to 5:45 Mon through
Sat; permanent and tempo
rary positions. Apply Mr..
JOHNSON
Evening star., 1955-11-29
TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS
CIRCULATION

Immediate openings are
now available IN our cirenla.
tion department for persons
with pleasant telephone man
neft with the confidence and
ABILITY necessary 10 do tele-
ph 7ue saieswork The sales
COZ. mission Ia liberal and the
hours can be tailored 70 NJ
your requirements IN MANY
cases
n interested IN steady ana
ENJOYABLE work contact Mr.
Harvey. Room 204. between
Q Am and 9 Pm.
Evening star., 1955-11-29

Ambitious Housewife
who has 90 or more hours weekly
70 work dav or night; no canvass.
sonal interview. phone OF. 4-si42
Evening star., 1955-11-29

STENoGRAPHER. 5-day. 37h-hr
wk. Apply IN person. RKo RADIO
PICTURES, INC. 932 N. J. ave. NV
Evening star., 1955-11-20

ITAKoAGA PARK, s3i4 Garland ave.
2 rooms. kitchen with breaktasl
space. fun bath. Quiet yet con-
venient location. $40 monthly, In
sluai1s SE t.IssphUna SSll.'.f6S So. SSSs S ING
TAK0MA PARK - 1-bedrm. apts.
S7b and SAG 90. Gompletsly rsdec.
IN I'M mod d slds; a.6s,, Mr.. DAVIS. so nan
|TAkoAiH PARk-2 bedrms.. modern
bldg, laundry and storage rm.,
parking; S7g plus utils. THOMP-
SON q GRAY. JU. 5-610o; Sun,
JU. S-4721. -zV
s. s., GIG Silver sp. ave.--Niee z.
bedrm. apt near bus and schools;
$50 so includes heat and hot water
JU. 9-7050. JU. 6-0S54, -29
TAKOMA PARK-3-unIt brick bldg,
terrace apt, liv. rm.. bedrna., osS nt
and bath. Adults only, OIL. 2-O9Zos
TAX. PIX. opposite Wasn, .t5aao Sena,. at NJ
iiY. rm.. kit. bath, all utils. S4s
Ny ~. RRilISNaItER-s rms. / ana bath
heat. utils furn.: porch: vashrm.
no streets to cross TO school. he
ThKoMA 3lzSSs pARK-Hiuhiy desirsbl,
3 rms. and screened sleeping porch
Thermostat heat control. Near bui
and stores Adults; ssS ASaii' immeoi'
TAK0MA PARK-Lge. sunny 2 bed;
eeSiid emid aece;ptsd. nc; a ~. 70 $3.50.
TAKOMA PIX, S42 so to $50 mo
ENC. and 1-bedrm. spts: good loe.
some rentals incl, util:: see tooaSy
RAFFEL REAL EsTATE, Ju. o.
iio3 or 70, o;3SgS; @ r,,, h,d.. ,
rms, 3 bedrms.. 4 exposures, pic.
ture windows. walk-in closets; excel
value AZ SOS. JU, S-4S44
DECATUR HEIGHTs--lst a. bed
rms, liv. rm., iirepl., scr. porch dip
~m., kit, bath. pvt. sntr.; | nlk
transp shopping center; seneois saas
IHYATTsvILLE--Redec 5-rm, brick
ain; rm., ,sssss. syn geek PVs sts1ss ensF;; IA "a
s-7o7G HEIDER q SELLERS
e-bedrm. apt. in. mod. 4-famii'
posaI 1stsh. apt. RAFFEL real
ESTATE. JU. e-11o3 or 10; 6-35gS
1 BEDRM., liv. rm. kit eatn
slGssaPI sks I.I Isi1 slds Rs PsSr'aa. 'aa.44SS 4SSyt 'n''
1 AND Z bedrm. apis. nr trenien,
dous shoppfns center; rent includes
utilities. HE. 4-7014. -22
TAKOMA PARK--Mod;. and attrss
-bedrm. apt; sep. din, rnn.i col
ored vile bath: conv. loo: $40 90
utils. incl. Open for inspection
s3OS Roanoke ave, Ju $500 -,
AVAIL. FOR ADULTS WHO LLhl
privacy: spacious attrac. 2-bedrm
p apt; mr.. Lansburgh's new store
s95.50. incl. utils; BE. Ac7osl;
effieienc" apt: S4b. cali R. a
HuMpuRTEs, ma. S-S0en. 20
East WEST q CONN. .AvE.--i bed
SIS, r. A. HUMPHREYS. Ma
SILVER SPRING. nr. Flower Thea:
ter, $40 Plymouth st. Apt. b,
I,nyeiy s-eedrm. apt: 500 incl
utils. AUERBAcH q CO.. Di- e
ts501, Tu. 2-sss9.
rd., mi, east Of Ga, --Redse
2-b.r. BENT. apt; pvt. kit. and bath
3ia acres; $50 mo-. plus utiis.' Elk
Evening star., 1955-11-20
APARTMENTS A WANTED
co-op. ACTS. FOR SALE

SILVER SPRING-Due TO increase
in family, must sell lovely 1-bedrm.
apt, overlooking park: on busline,
| walking distance to shopping CEN
| ter. S65 month covers everything.
VIII trade. equity rs down payment
on house in Mont. Co. JU. T-6t49.
LARGE 2-BEDROoM de luxe apt,
TasF E Sc. Hlds ss1onSe neaslg sagy nfC sCi
5000, win carry s-yr. note on
$1,000. Reg. monthly payments.
SS7 81. incl. principle, interest. in
surance, taxes, heat, maintenance
and all uttls. $50 to $50 cheaper
than house Of comparable size, l
sls 81 II, t. bus; Ss.,I, 70 In, min e Psn.sgSn:
close. CAL CR. 3-2451. 30
APARTMENT FOR SALE, near At
lantte shopping center s.e.-Spa-
cious. c-bedrm apt. in modern fre-
5,oo, 9Eoof,, sospin,dprooii slds, Idy; nm Fnl2
condition. weii.kept building and
grounds. Low maintenance, Price.
$500. Call 10 2-6929.
SILVER SPRING - Beautiful large
living room, bedroom. up-to-the7
minute kitchen, 4 closets, bsmt.
storage space; SO, ,256. This is .
very lovely place and shows It's
value; after reasonable cash pay
mtIlt only needS 300 month, lns
cludtng maintenance charges.
RIPI EY g. RoMER. JU. 6-611l.
REDUCED - Owner
overseas and willing to sacrifice 2
bedrms, end flr. Steam heat. pvt.
parking. excel. storage. Ldry. facils,
Price, SS 500. SIS mo. incl. prin.,
int. taxes, insur. naint. and utils.
Low down payment, SILLS REAL
ESTATE, JA. $4,000.
CONN. e. PORTER-a-rm. kit, and
bath apt, in excelled location; price
only ST, 800; terms. Please call MIR.
GAVIN, ST. $4,000. res. AD -
Nh. CONN. AND wYoMING-rirst
offering Of this very attractive -
rm.. kit. and bath apt; wocd-
burning fireplace and front exposure.
good condition, established elevator
BIDS. price S10.500, with very
liberal terms, Please call Mr..
GAVIN, ST. 3-3300. res. AID. ..
EFFICIENCY APIS, Adams Min Rd,
Liv. rn., din. area, kit, bath; good
condition; priced $3.50. Please
! call MR. GAVIN, ST. 3-3300; res.
AID. 2-5004.
CONTINUED on Next Pags.l
Evening star., 1955-11-27

measure with the Government's
Iemploye security program and
are scheduled to end in mid
week, with the exception of tes-
timony from Attorney General
IBrownell.
Mr.. West said that efforts
were being made to arrange for
Mr.. Brownell to testify some
time next month and that Mr.,
Hooker had agreed to return for
that.
Mr.. Hocker's departure will
leave the subcommittee without
Ia staff head. Mr.. West said no
successor has been selected.
MacDuffie Resigned
Marshall MacDuffie, New York
lawyer and author, originally
was appointed chief counsel of
the subcommittee, but he an
Inounced his resignation October
IL in a statement rejecting q
dispute within the staff.
About two months after Mr..
IMacDufie'S appointment Mr..
Hooker was named "chief hear
ings counsel" Mr.. MacDuff1e
said this gave the subcommittee
two counsels with equal re-
sponsibility" and that he did
not find this workable.
Mr.. MacDufie also said he did
not wish to DE associated with
Evening star., 1955-11-27

groups initial series of hearings.
Mr.. Hooker, q former president
Of the st. Louis Bar Association,
was appointed chief hearings
counsel Of the subcommittee last
July. At that time Senator Hen
nings said Mr.. Hooker had
agreed "to give up his private
practice for a few months to
help the committee in the initial
phase of its work"
Asked for Relief e
Mr.. West said Mr.. Hooker had
asked to be relieved after his
election on october 8 as presi-
dent Of the Missouri Insurance
Co., of which he was director
and general counsel.
The subcommittee. engaged in
an inquiry into whether con-
stitutional rights have been
eroded under the impact of the
cold war, started its first series
Of public hearings two weeks
ago.
They have dealth in large
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Cunteen for Youths
To Be Opened Here

A canteen for youths 8 to Is
years old from the Rhode Island
avenue NE. area will be Official
ly opened at 8 pm. tomorrow in
the Lutheran Church Of Our Re-
deemer, North Capitol street and
Rhode Island avenue.
Sponsored by the Great Oak
Civic Club, the canteen viii be
open Friday and Saturday from
$50 to 10:30 pm. beginning this
week. The Friday opening will
feature a dance and refresh
mentS.
The official opening program
tomorrow will have two speakers
from the Commissioners Youth
Council.
Evening star., 1955-11-27

lquestionnaires ON religion and
free speech sent out by the sub
committee. He said, without
detailing his objection to them.
that they had been prepared by
Mr.. Hooker.
Shortly before Mr.. acDuf1e's
Evening star., 1955-11-27

resignation the subcommittee
had cancelled public hearings 1t
had scheduled on the religious
freedom guaranteed by the Con-
stitution. Religious leaders had
differed over whether they
should be held.
Evening star., 1955-11-27
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Evening star., 1955-11-27
Hooker Quits as Counsel
For Rights Committee
By the Associated Press

Lon Hooker chief of the Senate Subcommittee
Constitutional Rights leaving to st Louis to become
president of insurance company,
Landon West administrative assistant to Senator Hen
unes democrat Missouri the subcommittee chairman said
Mr. Hooker plans midweek after winding the
Evening star., 1955-11-27
EIectrOssic
Radio SfatiOis

Sends and receives up to " mile, two
microphones transmit voice and telegraph
codes, telegraph key buzzes, clicks and
sends searchlight signals. A Radio Signal
Detector registers transmitted impulses;
set includes batteries and all accessories.
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Kids! Come See
Santa Get Free
Wishing Ring

See our Santa at home in Disney
land' in miniature, 5th Floor,
Washington. Roam through From
tierland, Tomorrowlandl Santa's
at Silver Spring and PARKington,
too.
REG. Walt Disney
Evening star., 1955-11-27

Now Hear This! And you really can too
-. the powerful nicrophone transmits your
voice over amplified loudspeaker Has long
beam searchlight controlled from cab
trailer, 2-ft. trailer-type, 6-wheel mobile
unit, includes batteries, wire :. ready
to operate.
Toys 3rd Fl, Washington: 4th Fl. Siper Spring and
PARKtngton
Coll MA. $500 to Order
Evening star., 1955-11-27

Loud and clear with 2-way voice transmits
sion, electro magnetically powered, oper-
ates over distances up to 12 mile! Secret
code buzzer signal system for Morse Code
transmission is battery operated and ra-
dos come complete with battery and wire.
Evening star., 1955-11-30

trinsic worth. II the best" TV
can come up with Is a quiz show
leave us begin counting the me-
diuIn out now. As Orson WelleS
observed on the Ed MurroW
show last Friday, Tv appears tc
be ''muScle-bound" In its in
fancy.
The rest Of the awards are
pretty good oneS--and wen COM
jment on same later. Here are
some Of the Sylvania winners:
TeIevision Show Of the Year;
l"Peter Pan"
Best Performance by Actor:
Sidney Potter fer "A Man Il
Ten Feet Tall"
Best Performance BY Actress:
Julie Harris for "Wind from the
South" !"
Best Performance In Classical
Role: Jose Ferrer In sCyrano."
Best Performance BY Actress In
Evening star., 1955-11-30

2 &
Supporting Role: Mildred Dun,
mock for "a Child Is Born
Best Performance by Actor Il
Supporting Role: Ed Bagley fol
Patterns"
Best Dramatic Series: Kraft.
Best Dramatic Production
"Patterns."
Best Documentary: "See II
Now"
E*E
Aside to NBC: Those plugs
about Tallulah and Frank Sina.
ira on Berle's show last night
gave too many viewers the i'm
preston that they would be on
"live." Maybe the actual word
ing win get the network on the
hook is that kind Of q
promotion campaign really nee
eSSary?
Evening star., 1955-11-30

haS-been writer, was an engag.
ling piece of work distinguished
by a superb performance by Jack
Carson and fine contributions by
supporting players Don Taylor
and Audrey Totter. The play
seemed to digress at points. and
while Seriing had little new to
say on the subject. he said il
with some skill. Serling is q
man who is obviously hampered
by the hour time limit. princi-
pally because he tries to cover
too much ground in telling q
story. In avoiding the happy
lending cliche, for example, be
came up with q depressing one
that has been just as over
worked.
Top-drawer performances by
star Alan Young, Henry Jones
and Benny Baker, plus q SYM
pathetic job of direction and the
most talented eyebrows in show
business since Franklyn Pang-
born. Gisele McKenzie's, made
the -Coogan's Bluff" comedy a
delight to view. In this play,
ISerling rewrote the one about the
Milquetoast character who be-
comes q man by virtue of some
odd event-like catching q hon.
Ier at q ball park. The funniest
lines, as intimated before, were
not Servings. They were Miss
McKenzie's eyebrows. which seem
to be able to 60 in different
directions simultaneously.
- ~
I was one Of the II field critics
who offered suggestions to the
Sylvania Board Of Judges thead-
ed by Deems Taylor) and maybe
the first to call up indignantly
after the judges awarded the
kudo for Best New Television
Series" to the 1854. 900 Question. {"
This may be the most successful
new television series Of the sea-
son. but with MICS "Wide, Wide
World" and even the Phil Silvers
comedy show to pick from. /
fail to see how the judges ar
rived at this lame conclusion.
Best" to me, connotes an in
Evening star., 1955-11-30

delicAtely diagnosed by a sus-
picious observer as a severe case
of fallen ratings, the theme song
for which, is when Your Set
Has Turned to Silvers."
The accident on the Caesar
show happened backstage and
turned out to be more upsetting
than it was serious. OF it had
happened on the show, it prob
ably would have been accepted
as a gag.)
The news reports reveal that
Nanette was knocked uncon-
scious by falling 9-foot piece
of pipe during scenery change
snafu shortly before the pro-
grams end. She was revived in
the ambulance and the latest
word is that she suffered a mild
conclusion.
The final comedy routine. a
symphony bit involving the rag
gle-taggle professor, did not in
elude Nanette, but the players
must have been aware of what
was going on as the sketch
seemed to fall apart at the finale.
The closeup finale of the pro-
Evening star., 1955-11-30

fessor directing the orchestra
with his eyebrows The should
have borrowed Gisele McKen-
zie'sl missed completely.
When time came for the cur
tain bows, the camera revealed
Sid and Carl Reiner In a pow
wow. Carl motioned to Sid that
the camera was on him and the
star. obviously agitated. made
the announcement that Nanette
had been injured backstage and
that she would be okay. which
was more of q hope at that point
than anything else.
Now here comes the strangest
part Of all. Nanette's accident
was definitely news-yet the mil
lions of interested viewers had to
wait until the following day to
read the newspapers to find out
what had happened. There was
nothing about 1t on the later
WRC-4 news segments. Only a
plug for Berle's show that
Eddie Cantor tlong since can
celed because of illness would
be on 1t with Berle!
= -
oh, well. The Fabray accident
just before Medic" gave the
latter show the kind Of a build
UP no show wants. The ailment
explored was hypochondria-and
the subject was an artist. Not
a TV artist-a newspaper car
tooniSt. A psychiatrist helped
straighten him out after some
months Of treatment.
Drama Dept: Rod Servings
Portrait in celluloid' (Climax,
Thursday and THE Man Who
Caught the Ball at Coogan's
Bluff" tStudio One. Monday
were both improvements on his
first offering last week, incident
in an Alley The playwrigl1t's
Hollywood drama, the story Of q
49,
Evening star., 1955-11-30
ON THE AIR
Life on TV Can Be
Pretty Hazardous
ON THE AIR
By BERNIE HARRISON

Uncle Mles sudden collapse (hen have ave minutes Of
jokes about for his show and The curious bastage
accident that b pretty Nanette Fabray Caesars Hour
the principal topics along TV yesterday.
Nanees accident of laughing matter Berles
TROUBLES could be serious too ahough his ament has been
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12

10 to 7. and Northeastern ran
second and third periods. ap-
over CasS Tech, 20 10 0
In the latter. the brilliant run
ming of halfback Otis jenkins
hiehliehied the contest as he
scored two Of the four Falcon
touchdo~ns making it the 4th
straight win and third shut-ou;
for Northeastern
The Falcons scored early on a
2O-yard plunge by jenkins with
CLYDE Jones going over for the
extra point. and again in the sec
ond as Ed D,nkins ran the ball TO
the CaSs ten-yard line where
Jones went over.
In the second half. North
eastern tackle Dominic Piantie-
dosic. grabbed a tumble at the
l5-yard line and ran to pay-dirt
Later Jenkins again scored with
a 36-yard run with key block
by Fred Webster and Austin
Binion
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
Xavier Slams Clark

Led by their speedy fullback
Richard Carter. the Gold Rush Of
Xavier University climaxed q
colorful Homecoming pageant BY
taking the measure Of the Clark
Partners OF Atlanta. Georgia.
Scoring IN the second and third
quarters on distances Of g. 23,
and 9 yards respectively. Carter
was without doubt the outstand-
ing PLAYER Of the dav.
Algia Barnett. fast stepping
haliback Of the PantherS. made
the longest run seen here this
season when he received XU
kickoff on his own yard line
and behind very good blocking
took TO the eastside line and went
all the way to score the visitors
only touchdown.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
|A&MCogers
List Schedule

GREENSBORO, n. c. = The
LA&T College Aggies basketball
|eam faces rugged 20-game
grind against 10 of the top ClAA
|quints in a home and away
schedule.
The schedule. released early
this week by Cal Irwin. the
team coach. lists the initial en-
sagemeni in early December
and concludes the visitation
season on Feb. 10.
Home games include. Dec. 3
Hampton Institute; Dec. 10, Fay.
Ieiteyille State Teachers; Jan. 5
|St Augustine; Jan. z. Virgins
State; Jan. 25, North Carolina
|sn 80, Winston-Salem; Feb !
Y c Smith: Feb. 6, West Va
ktate; Feb. Z, Morgan State: Feb
Is, Shaw.
Games away include: Dec 8
West Va. State at Institute. w
VA; Dec. 10. Fayetteville State
Fayetteville, N. c.; Dec. 10. St
augustine at Raleigh, N. c., Jan
% Morgan State at Baltimore
bid; Jan IA. ]. c. Smith at Char
}oiic, N. c.; an. 20. Shaw a
Raleigh. N. c.: Feb. 3, Virgini;
State at Petersburg, Va; Feb. 4
Hampton Institute. at Hampton
a., Feb. II, North Carolina a
Durham; Feb. 10, Tinston-Salen
}' WlnSton-S Salem, N. c.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
Archie Signs
POmsPey BOMl

NEW YORK tCNS)-Archie
Moore has agreed to lay his
light heavyweight title on the
line for the fifth time when
he meets Yolande Pompey OF
Trinidad January 10th in Lon
don.
The contracts we're signed,
sealed and delivered at the
IBC headquarters with Moore
and his manager doing the
main signing.
Pompey at 26 is third-rank-
ing l75-pound contender with
81 knockouts to his credit. He
lost his only two to Bobby
Dawson and Moses Ward. He
ought to prove formidable
challenge to the 38 year old
Archie whose 18th birthday
will come before the fight.