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Evening star., 1957-08-28

LONDON, Aug. 2e (R.
Some Western diplorzts today
expected the Russians to walk
out Of the U. N. disarmament
Evening star., 1957-08-28
Bitter Arms Plan Rebuff
By Soviet Stirs West

talks after yesterdays sharp
Soviet rejection Of latest West
ern proposals.
But the Western powers went
Evening star., 1957-08-28

ed TO be driven into an alley
and after. .alighting asked for
money. When Mr.. Smith re-
Evening star., 1957-08-28

Washington Store, Thursdays pm Chevy Chase
Corners Falls Church, and pm
Evening star., 1957-08-28
B is for BUDGET. .

and the best way to boost your
earnings is through regular savings
at jefferson Federal Savings. Gener-
Gus dividends help you build better
future as easy as A-B-C.
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Now Available in Cans
Presidents F avorite Foods

two years." explained Mr..
Snyder.
The four items were intro
duced to representatives Of
the press. radio. Iv and food
brokers at q luncheon held
yesterday at the Sheraton
Carlton Hotel.
When the first box Of
samples reached the White
House. Mrs. Eisen h over
wrote Marty q letter thank
ing him for his gift and
added they were just what
We need in our larder at the
farm"
Queried about the use Of
the Presidents name on the
labels. Marty replied, when
I asked his permission, the
President wanted to know II
the statement on the cans
was q truthful one. I told
him. yes sirl Then why
should I stop you?' the Presi-
dent told me-"
Lunch started OF with
bowls Of the famous vegetable
soup that the President has
been known to make for
visitors to the Gettysburg
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generous amounts Of smoked
beef bacon TO give that lovely
smoky flavor you detect at
the first mouthful. There's a
bit Of sorghum added for
sweetness.
The four products with
their red. white and blue
labels, carry Martyrs name
with the notation. las pre-
pared and served TO General
Dwight d. Eisenhower"
= At this writing they are
available at Magruder's
Woodward a Lothrop's. Food
Fair and Food Lane.
Ten OF the EisenhOwer's
home recipes have been
printed in q small folder
which Marty offers free upon
request. Write to Sgt. Marty
Snyder Foods. Inc. Box 1888,
Grand Central Station, New
York II, N. Y,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-09
BY VIOLET FAULKNER

With the flip Of a can
opener you can now enjoy
four Of President Eisenhow-
er's favorite foods his
famous vegetable soup.
corned beef hash. baked
beans. and beef stew.
Former Army mess SER
geant. Marty Snyder. who
cooked for Gen. Eisenhower
during World War II days,
listened intently when the
General made his inspection
rounds Of the kitchens and
kept a careful file Of his
favorites.
The war over. Marty hit
upon the idea Of canning
these foods after the Presi-
dent served newsmen a beef
stew dinner in 1854 at his
Gettysburg farm.
Luncheon Held
But when the President
came down with his heart
attack ! felt it wasn't the
time to launch my project.
So it has been delayed for
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farm. It's . hearty brew but
delicately favored with ma
sturtium as the Presidents
mother made 1t years ago.
Next came q generous por-
ton Of the equally famous
beef stew. Marty puts 10
ounces Of chuck beef. whole
pearl onions. whole potatoes
and thick slices Of carrot into
each can.
Then stew Is favored with
bay leaf, thyme. and garlic
and the rich gravy is family
tinged with tomato.
It's q heart warming dish
for a winters evening :.
an ideal supper to warm
up over a camp fire for the
fall huntsman.
Ingredients
The corned beef hash Is q
topnotcher.
It's made with genuine beef
brisket, corned before going
into the can. The potatoes
are pre-cooked. then chopped
separately and mixed with
the meat. Spices are added.
the cans filled for the final
processing.
It's q delicious hash with
plenty of meat.
The beans are baked with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-09
Speakers Club
Holds Luncheon

Mrs. Harold Burton. wife
Of Supreme Court Justice
Burton was honor guest Of
the Capital Speakers Club
yesterday at their FIRST fall
luncheon held at the West
chester.
Among those attending
were president Mrs. Ever
EFT Dirksen. wife Of Sena-
tor Dirksen Of Illinois; FIRST
vice president Mrs. Peter
Garran, wife OF the British
Commercial Minister. and
second vice president Mrs.
Charles Finucane. wife Of the
Undersecretary Of the Army.
Lady Coulson. former pres
ident, has returned to Eng
land.
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slow, registered representa-
tive with the New York Stock
Exchange and associated with
the local firm Of Ferris a
Company. discuss investment
planning.
Kappa Alpha Theta mem-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-09
Sorcritiss Hecr
About Investments

Investments were the sub.
iect that occupied two so
rOrity groups last night.
Beta Sigma Phi members
heard Mrs. Gail n. w. Win.
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bers heard another Ferris
representative. who also IL a
registered representative Of
the New York Stock Ex-
change. discuss sound invest
ment principles.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-23

HENCE. -REPAlRkAN KILLED W LlFT--iN
HARPER HOSPITAL
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tccnfnued from PAGE u
And = pr Mrs. Eddy ERROR URGED TO IT'S FINAL
LIMITS IS SElF-DESTROYED-!
And examining fhe history Of evil and IFS MYTHICAL
nafvrs under Geds guidance Mrs. EDDY very properly de-
es2rsENBur Why SHOULD WE STAND AGHAST At
NorHkGNESS? THE SUM TOTAL or HUMAN
ERRoR-Hp. $50, S&H.
And We add or ANY ASPECT or THE DEvllsH,
MYTHICAL. ~ctiASTlY FARCE or MATERIAL 50
eslIed-l ExiSTEkcE~.-p III Ibid
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q dasbs lsvs. SATuRATec ell spses Win smnprsssaf
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devi1ish MYTHICAL frsvdvIsns snfi6hri Adaevo 80
and psyrhosesy Of I'll hsnnsa hirss A. No A1D0so
MYTHICAL. -nassrisf- wsrid q - GsomA 61a1A -
fsrmifiss. disssssrs wars. 0srs1 mYUoeAAs vis16A
msrfsl shevssf phsnemsnal
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completely pepglsssd eernsiy nssn9 - esssrseisa
frem Ire sinnins STUPID hundsrin2 Aas1&ve mersssss
whe mvtfpfy like rsheifx
wnassss. ny iscs0p~zb,s Prsphsf Nessiah Son -
assissd csalplESs and rightly dsel>rsd hinssf -TStE
WAY. The TRUTH. AND The liFE7
Hsacs. Luke II BLESSED ARE TIE 8ARREll
THE WoABS THAT NEVER Bear (. AND WOE UNTO
rssEM WHO ARE VITA cHlDs-
AVALANCHE or DIRT KILLS Wo&puAEN
LITTLE ROCK. Ark. March APHAa svsisaeAs Il
Little RseA business district sodas. killing fhres.
One rescued alive few minutes sfssr m
esrfhen vail hah eiy block kong collapsed u Sixth and
Main.
John Hesd engineer ne sxesvsfins preses sad No
fofeeshish dirt enssnknenf ssvs vsy wbeus vsrnins
HAD no CHANCE
Il had Just ~slked away from where shs Dc
sins.- he said. The wall Just collapsed There IVES
chance fer them 10 get away
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Delightful Long Distance

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And sines me C s. sppesrsd sffsr No TrisSns Pvb
Eznsrs shoss dear peerses will - ssrtsd 70 what
~. eeSs Chosen Peecse chrstfRe chistian Scientists!
hsvs 70 eesr n ne way ct infsilhse wisdom 's<ns.
sSesssndns chrissfke hess ard hrssfe<y love. which
Is ssrsss aad ecSer perissieas BIT sr snd sssrn
70 - essrss 81 essns ssss' where nsessssyEss
pw Jsssz= -lF Thy BROTHER OFFEND THEE. REauKE
isz&a And NJ HE REPENT. FORGIVE HlM~ SEVENTY
TINES SEvEk7
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PART
Great Britain: Lift Up Your Heads!

MRS. EDDY AND Nq7clN}1cTHzR- BOTH MARYs
HAD a WONDERFUL WsicNi
TIE FIRST Mary gave her vision 70 the world through
her human son
The second Mary savs hsr msrsovs vision 70 the
~orId thrcosh her -irifysl eAd, gisn' Christ Master
Absolute Mir cie Science Mssss- nnisn e all Peopies
Shirh Jesus ard rrcise5 10 ss licked and advferoUs
senersfi.n~-~Akcr-zR COMFORTER" The COM
FcRTER MHo WILL 15foE WITH YOU FOREVER
AND TEAcH YOU AL TIMES
PART
TIE SECOND NARY. HRS. EcDY-faY. GODS,
GREATEST LEADER SINCE JESUS
N-c WILL AWAKEN AL or TIE HUMAN RACES,
STEP BY STEP rzEE a~-. -z7zlFT=7 TO
csNIPREs5NT EXCLUSIVE. ALL-sPAcE-cck-
sUMlNc iNv-LAzRAs-E zTE2N1L HARMONY. or
TIE one E-E---L gA4gE2sE.--A COMPLETE
AWAKENING CT -uNAAs CUT or TIE DEWLisH,
N-Y-T--.l-c.A-L. LATi-~-RssT 4oA1AEvE EGO
AND PSYCHOLOGY. AND TIE MYTH CT NATTER
HJA-4N BIRTHS SIS DISEASE, DEATH. DEFcRM-
lTIEs DISASTERS PzsTlLEN~ss. AND MARS
EVEN-NETELY b-Y-T-rs.l- Cal. MORTAL
THoUcHT suPLEscyEs or Tr-= DIVINE And ONLY
REAL CREATION
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-23
Print Firm Fire Causes
tcerfinued from Ps9s "
PRINT FIRM FIRE CAUSES $lcc.o 900 Loss

PRINT FIRM FIRE CAUSES $4,000 Loss
RSwxs
three-aisrrr Ere Ire uniea Printing Company q
pesref IA vernea east. caused damage estimated n
Sicc.eoo -.
TIE slAzE APPARENTLY STARTED M A PILE OF
CID PAPERS on The FIRST FLOOR Or THE THREE
STORY BUILDING ACCORDING TO FIRE CHEF Ed
WARD J. slo+lM HE SAID The FIRE APPEARED TO
HAVE sAAolDERED FOR soME TlME BEFORE BREAK.
ING oUr AsoUT s-ts pm
Skcrty sTer ne third alarm turned in ~ eos pm,
10 pssess e. eeuirr,enf and 50 N the
BasAn sid The sre IN he hessy huiltsp nesshharheed
vssr centred IN less ssn hour. Flames so through
re reef 81 ne svdsns and he nterer destroyed
esenn sad
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Cheating In Exams


BY Billy Graham Free Press
QUESTION:. Christian student in secular high
seheei In Of my classes is known that in cr5er 70
ct 9ssd grade will have 10 cheat Everyone
elss dsss II. and wooder IL IL would be wrong FOR
10 Do 500 think that she .escher knows that IS
deos bvs doesn't pay attention 70 II. p.
AhSWER-Ths conscientious Christian is always
psed - make decisions regarding morals ard ethics Often
almost right BE dishonest. especially when is
ts general practice u Just such svafon however.
hsf hs genuine virtue OF Inc Christian is best
Our fsf tested easy situation. in the
hsrd 10 nssfer what is stake. YOU will still have
ysur conscience 70 reckon with and you could
- q psses with God respect yourself yov in such
. msfSsr dishonest.
Yev sd that everybody else does H. think ycu
falling ~ rsessni,s me many fine Christians ~ho the
lsrd esnsssnffy in seeoss and shops al fire
- nst yield 70 she subtle temptations that present
themselves but live fer Christ in every situation After ALL
yes muss ssa please Him. and fhen either things ~i fall
N tns in dvs fine
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Pveishers cs ~-z CONVERTED CATHOLIC Nssszin@
17Esst 1.~- s.-ss' New York 10 NY.
W. A. no-faro Fad r 8 Hs~ley
Executive Diraescr.Eaiscr Business Manager
Mareh ls. 1857
Andres z. Frcehsvf, c s.
Ho-e sfasr
Detroit 81 hieh.
Dear Frs-1:
The Lcrd hath done srea+ hi,.s tor Is whereof we
glad" Ps 1861 This frcr Co.'s Word expresses
sVs thar sry'hrs soua say feelings seward
YoU 81 this tine How rrsiss W for your remembrance
CT fhis work.
Dusar Center is foresors co-riy9n IN Cess sieh4--
he has given i &c To The hvran eye ho~sver fhsre
remains rvrh &c cared for il ne wsy of ,s7-es snd
from this perspective Just thrills cur hssr e see Hin
work through felix's Ike voU.
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sssrisene rsnv hours after eEre work % a5or Il re
redecorsins snd yaS 81 dafs fhsi gs' 5e csrs1 F.-
This e5rs Wi'h eve e-s-,rv r--sy received
for iris Center will be r-ess vissy ussa
We expect. ccd willing 70 Re eerpstsly r,ovs5 int
eie ~ 'ha err 81 Jona l7S7 -a se ass.
slresdY ho5ses director Rev Fayss s-A c-e fc~-e-
priest ard ere former monk.
Hsy you &c encourages sve- as s .rs =, N;s sori--
'hro0sh this ministry CT res-h1r rrisss n re Rcsa
cstAolis Caureh ~h 's- cf ssa+ie- Pissss co.
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r. ensses ycv For ne Is Ssisy-res 4--,----
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NJ Killed In Raj Crash Z
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Times, 3fs)

GOD TO HS DEI NNIl IN1~~F'-'
o. ss.r sritsinl-whirh together with Scotland via
- -.,ar,s;ors prcfesssnf-A1eriesn heritage gave Ne
AN hiuhes Representative Stree Jesus. Mary Baker Eddy
whom 4 ccd appointed 70 effect Fesurree'lon oyi Of
the deadly suicidal religious Bankruptcy OF the deviIish
southern white ovfh pIsnsins Ny Messiah nation 10 all
49, .s;ons into hs horrible but mythical blood hahl
E,-,unsts,x. TIE CHASTITY FARCE or MATERIAL
f..e.usS7 EXISTENCE IS A M-Y-THl NY etsrnaIY har-
r,o-ioUs creation sr5 Universe sATURATE heaven and
earth with eierrslE harmonious bliss.
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tcsrti.s<d fren Psgs
Fer+srsesy evil -u-ssfer.- -aH hunan md "msfeisks
phsne@sns-srs xAsds~y. MYTHICAL essnssrfsits snd
ku<sss7sss 81 essne seess Greek thinkess $50 &C.
parenfvsd rerss C -nstfer- snd fAs unvsrss
cArsss Jsszs knew ne MYTHICAL nsfus q No hv.sa
tccc<iryed kext ceSuxnn rsQ,
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- - ~nss~jsls ~ ~ snnss - essrrs hsnssy
e - - REAL evss essss yer -FAThERort>Ek COD.
AlkteAnooo0ou&" ~ eRv REAL Parent ~ snd 81
- sgxers unsvsrss-ss psr Jssyx CALL no MAN -.
eAuseR-s
sp;ra. divine lsvs. TIE ONLY REAL SUBSTANCE
ous shsf wicked ssd sdsereus generation WAS NOT
READY - sseh hssvsny bliss demonstrating the REAL
hsssuA sarsA. erSsssn - - FlEStAESs. WNAreRiAL-
spr0uo cDgjs1lke SArUQAIlpte infinite spscs with
aprss hssssa - sss~nsl Ess! szelvdins utterly any
ssav - sss dssRs MYTHICAL. snsichriss. Adsn-evs
- - psycheesY Ct ~ human hirths-ALl -coN
cENkD - SH-jsh-smhrseins eli human births. ell
sasn Evss-Jssus aad tss Virgin Mother evolving
- q ihs dsvifs MYTHICAL Adsn,-Eve dream MYTH.A
Henes. she msrss,sss usnds~ Of NE UNHEALTHY. the
MYTHICAL Of so-eaIed Everlasting punishment
en- eternity ef he'll desh deforfie PesfiIenee< dis
ssssr4 snd he eonsvisions Of nsfvre.uerey
esavvss;eus ss msrfsi steushf-MYrcaL. shsdosY bur-
ssQvss Of divine idessil!
Y. s TRUTHS GETTING TO RED PUBLIC
WoRRiED KREALk CALLS MEMS LIES
0y B. j. Cutler IN T. Tribvnsl
MOSCOW. Mar. a-Evidence mounted today that the
krsn worried BY nformsfen about fe United States
hs has penetrated IRE Iron Curtain and has ordered
major essnser-ssfseA-
The drive clearly Is dsssned convince she Russsns
that what fsey hear from American lies and
sander- sssy really better CT American
vsrksrs who Starving and expleitedL-
In sfsek Ire unfed States infernssson Agency.
which spsrssss shs Voice Of America radio stations he
Sssiss cemmVniss party newspaper Prssds- tried 70 DIS
ersda in advance anything readers might learn from
MT sssrea.
Simultaneously, fhe psrss Iesions Of ssitsors
quietly tesd paint in their lectures and conversations
spscssr 81 hunger md Unemployment sweeping Tire United
ssssss and 70 deny mat abundance Of JOBS and food
exists there.
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Liberty Temple Church

P. O Sex sass
Js7srscn Staten
Detroit a. M,Sht-aa
hAarrh Is. 1857
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was very ranA despite Hartack's
restraining efforts. Jester was
bothered in the first furlong
after breaking from the No. 2
stall alongside Alhambra. who
was on the rail.
Alhambra got to the front
but seemed to lack his early
turn Of speed and 1t was quickly
evident to the sharp-eyed fans
that the favorite was going To
have a tough afternoon. Jester.
steadied by Jockey Bailey after
the humping, ran freely, took
command when Alhambra falt-
cred and was in no mood to
yield to the fast-closing Misty
Flight.
Misty Flight. trained by
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons. in
dicated he will appreciate the
longer Garden State Stakes and
Pimlico Futurity, with his
strong finish. Ridden by Shoe
maker. he held a length-and-a-
quarter margin over Alhambra
at the wire and was full Of run.
Jester is expected to make
his try for the 2-year-old
championship in the Garden
State next month and in the
Pimlico Futurity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29
Schupiro Leaving Tuesday
To See'Longchomp Classic

John Schapiro. president OF
Laurel Race Course, will fly to
Paris Tuesday for the Tooth
running of the famed Prix de
l'Arc de Triomphe at Long
champ next Sunday.
Schapiro will be the guest of
the French Jockey Club. But
he's also taking along some in
vitationS to the Washington.
D. c., International. hopeful
Of Turing the winner and one
or two others to the Maryland
track for Laurel's colorful turf
classic November IL.
This year. with its gross purse
$3.50, 900. the mile-and -one-haIf
Prix de pArc de Triomphe has
drawn leading horses from all
over Europe and Schapiro might
be lucky enough to get a couple.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29

The race is for 3-year-olds and
up at scale weights, the same
conditions as prevail in the
International.
With Career Boy and Mister
Gus from the United States
among the probable starters.
next Sundays race at Long
champ also has drawn such
horses as Todrai from Belgium,
Tissot and Etrusque from Italy,
Viscount from Norway, Arctic
Explorer. Talgo, Rosati and
Pipe of Peace from England,
and BallymoSs and his stable
mate Gladness from Ireland.
BallymoSs and one French
horse. Montaval, already have
accepted invitations to the
Washington. d. c. Information
al. along with Gallant Man and
Round Table Of this country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29
Dead Heat Run
AT Rockingham

SALEM. N. H., Sept. % tR.-
Heavily favored Big Paddy, car
rying top weight Of l24 pounds.
and Eamohe. guided by David
DeRoin. finished in a dead heat
in the $4,000 Concord Handi-
cap, a mile and a sixteenth test,
at Rockingham Park today.
They just shaded Rebel Call.
Helen Kellog's Hillsdale
STAYED of a stretch rush by the
favored Chance 1t Tony for a
nose victory in the companion
$4,000 Granite State at a mile.
Chance It. Tony was second by
only a nose over Sea Hymn.
Hillsdale paid $3.50, $3.50 and
1920. and was timed at 1:42.4
Chance 1t Tony paid SO and
$3.50. and Sea Hymn 81.
The dead heat between Biz
Paddy and Eamohe was the
third of the meeting and second
in as many days involving De
Roin. Lady'S Away. an Eamohe
stablemate, was involved in one
yesterday.
Big Paddy, ridden by Jorge
Contreras, and Eamohe made
their moves simultaneously on
the far turn and raced head to
head the length Of the stretch.
For DeRoin 1t was his third
victory of the afternoon and
his 6lst Of the meeting which
ended today.
Big Paddy and Eamohe were
timed at 1894. Big Paddy paid
$40. $3.50 and $40, and
Eamohe $40 and SO. Rebel
Call, which was only another
49,. .....~. ...AA Aaaon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29
Sumner Hot
AS Lee Beats
Meade, TT

FORT LEE, Va. Sept. % up.
Charlie Sumner. former Will
liam & Mary star, scored two
touchdowns for Fort Lee here
today as the Travellers coasted
to an easy 27-7 football victory
over Fort Meade.
The Travellers, evening their
seasons record at II, DOM
mated the action throughout
and limited the visitors to only
two first downs. They held a
21-0 advantage before Fort
Meade finally got into the scor-
ing column in the last quarter
after recovering a Fort Lee
tumble.
A two-yard plunge by Sum-
ner and his successful con-
version put the Travellers ahead
TO in the opening moments
Of the first quarter. Shortly
afterward. Lou Donofrio, Fort
Meade end. attempting to kick
from his 10, got a bad pas:
from center and was showed
under in the end zone for a
safety that put Fort Lee in
front, 90.
Halfback Woody Moore add
ed a second touchdown for
Fort Lee before the first quar-
ter ended. rounding left end
for six yards. Summers con-
version attempt was wide and
the Travellers led, 1910.
Fort Lee increased its lead To
21-0 in the third period when
Moore returned a Fort Meade
punt 33 yards to the Fort
Meade IL and Halfback Ches-
ter Rice Scampered into the
end zone on the next play. The
Travellers got their final touch
down in the last period on
Summers l6-yard sweep Of end
Fort Meade averted a blank
ing on Bill Broadway's 5-yard
crack of tackle just as the
fourth period got under way.
Fort Lee 10 o 6-27
Fort Meade scoring: Touchdown
Broadway. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Fort Lee Scorins: Touehdowns -
Sumner 70, plunge; rs, rum; Moore
t6 rum: Rice I'll. rum Safety
Donofrio ttaeked in end zonei. Con.
version--Sumner.
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mrs Wins Second Game,
Defeating Montgomery, 1916

Montgomery Junior Colleges
football team proved no match
for Naval Receiving Station
yesterday at Jessup Blair field
and went down to a 1876 defeat
before about 1900 fans.
1t was the seasons opener for
Montgomery. mrs record is
POL. u
The knights couldn't muster
a sustained drive until the third
quarter when they went 70
yards for a score, with Ray
Berho. formerly of Wilson High
School. going the last two yards.
In the fourth period. Mont
gomery got two drives going,
but lost the ball on the eight
on a tumble and again on downs
on the 20. Other than that. the
knights we're pretty web con-
tanned by the bigger Seahawks
from Anacostia.
The Seahawks scored in the
first quarter when Montgomery.
in punt formation. got a bad
pass from center and the ball
was downed on the IA from
where Andrew Griffin took it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29
200 Race Today
At Old Dominion

Two drivers who have ac-
counted for a total Of Is top
eliminator victories between
them win be battling for an
other triumph as a field Of more
than 200 completes in drag
races today at Old Dominion
Speedway.
Pits open at 9 am. and match
dragging is set for 10. Separate
competitions for fans and high
school students are scheduled
from / until 2 pm. with final
Examinations Immediately after
ward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29

the third quarter. Guglielmi
bootlegged to the left and
passed IA yards to End Bob
McQuaide in the end zone. on
the first play after a pass-in-
reference penalty against Le-
jeune.
Don Shaefer of Notre Dame
recovered an opposition tumble
on the Lejeune 15-yard line.
Another 5-yard penalty pre-
ceded John Roach's 20-yard
pass to Pete Neft from Pitts
burgh for the last touchdown.
Halfback Doyle Nix, like
Roach from Southern Meth
odist, opened the scoring in the
first quarter with a 36-yard
burst outside right tackle. Boil
ing's defense. led by Guard
Tony Sardisco from Tulane and
the Washington Redskins. de-
MED Lejeune a single serious
scoring threat.
Boiling is unbeaten and un-
tied and Camp Lejeune win
less after two games this sea-
son.
eeolllns APP. ATB -----.7 g l3 0-2t
Boiling scoring:-Touchdown
1876. rum. Switzer q, rum; Mc0uaidt
IA. pass from Guglielmi): Nett 100
pass from Roach. conversions-Ous