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HELP-WOMEM
BEAUTICIAN, experienced; $50
guaranteed and commission. HE.

BEAUTICIAN, experienced; $50
guaranteed and commission. HE.
BEAUTICIAN, white, young girl.
MRS. NORvEL will give you adj.
yanced training while being paid.
P Ia s saaago Busy shop good hours.
BEAUTICIAN-Must be stylist for
busy Arlington shop. No license
required. ia. 2-9S60.
BEAUTICIANS = (2). experienced,
needed immed., mod. French Amer.
salcn; high. salary, 50Ss commits.
s ss me- to 5SSS~in Pa nsfSfS sfs ?.
1921 Columbia pike. Arlineton,
ia. 2-9s2S, or IA. 5-Is68. 26'
BEAUTICIAN, excellent salary; also
shampoo operator, ia. 7-e2ss
STYLING. 453O Lee hwy. Ari.. Va.
BEAUTY PARLOR OPERATOR, fun
BEAUTY SALON. lsi centsfTsyI.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. S86- per
week guarantee plus commission:
5.day week No manicuring. steady
DRESsERS. l7lO Eve st NV
BEAUTY OPERATOR. fnli or part
time. CARL AND SARAH BEAUTY
SALON. 1S43 Columbia I'd. NV,
no 2-sOSO.
BEAUTY OPERATORS (2), full or
part time; permanent position:
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BEAUTY OPERATORS (2), experi-
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expesrienced; Or 0perator who can
fsqEaAlu5ETY w SesbEMGYTI c.l P M e:
Precious. ST. 3.I037.
BEAUTY SALON MGR.
Large; busy; air-cond. salon in
nearby Va. Sal. and big percent. to
exper: mgr. Ample parking. Box
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area: perm: 8 days; many benefits:
sERV.. HOS 18th NV. Elk. 3-7270.
BOOKKEEPER AND GENERAL OF.
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ing exper.. payroll. knowledge Of
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BOOKKEEPER = Bethesda; Dodge.
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ton you will be interested In. Call
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4 cation. Ages 30-45 preferred. Can
MRS. BUCHANAN. Elk. 3-4e89.
BOOKKEEPER ASST.
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OIL. 10000
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST
For dress shop. Salary open. JOAN
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HELP-W0 EN-
ADMlNA, fey T.ExA ISfi fsIf --ss
ARLINGTON AREA
FAIRFAX-FALLS CHI.

RECEIPT, new ofc.; col. bcksrd
1aS PT..T fSR prof. ascy.; es sSst
public contact, attract. $500
CLK.-TYP. research field; good with
figures; N. All - $500
elk. TYP. Arl. cthse. area S27t
PoLICY-WRITER. TYP, Falls CHI;
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EXEC. SECY... trade assoc; publica.
tions handle corresp. $3.50
sEcY.., GEORGETOWN: Natl. organiza
MEDICAL sEcY., Falls en-. $50
PIX OPER., yng.. attract; pref
Tele. Co. exper. $27i
JR. orc. elk, insur. field; yng
P. T. sTENo,. s-10 pm, Slas' Il mo 10
HOSTESS. 1927. new field; attrac.
tive, unincumbered $3.50
POTOMAC EMP. AGCY.
1884 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. IA. $4,000
Gil King St., Alex. XII. g-505d
l04 z. Broad Falls Oh. JE. 2-7272
Admin. SecyS., to $4,000
Select position in PUBLIC RE.
EDUCATION, EMBASSIES ANr
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Government Employees
Insurance Company

mot A GOVERNMENT AGENCY
l4th and L SITS. NV.
Please apply 8 Am. to 3 Pm.
Monday throush Friday.
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CAFETERIA HELP

Woman 25-45, for perman-
ent work In once cafeteria
clearing tables. Regular hours.
$3.50 am. to 4 pm. 5-day
week. Closed Saturday, Sun
day and Holidays. S3S.76 per
week with uniforms and 2
meals furnished. Air eondi-
toned building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-12
Skin Divers Fail.
To Find Bodies

ACAPULCO. Mexico. Mar. IL
R.-Skin divers have failed tc
locate the bodies Of two slain
American tourists and a diver
with standard equipment was
called in to continue the search
today.
The search is in the murky
waters where the bay empties
into the sea here. 1t is the ap.
proximate area where police say
two men have confessed they
threw the weighted bodies Of
Joseph Michel. 70, and Mrs
Edith Hallock, SO, of New York
after killing and robbing them
February 20.
Preliminary hearings may be
held today for the two men &C.
cused as the killers. Luis Fen
ton. 33-year-old tourist agent
and Daniel Rios Osuna, an un-
employed boatman.
The charges against them have
not been announced. They may
depend on whether the bodies
are found. The place where the
new dives are to be made is
200 to $50 feet deep.
One skin liver died in the
search. Apolonio Castillo, IS, an
internationally known swimmer
who helped introduce skin diving
to Mexico, went down Sunday
with Navy frogmen. He came
to the surface and was rushed
to a hospital. A faulty oxygen
tank was blamed for making him
surface too quickly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-12
Richards Sent to Mideost
Aid Anti-Red Defense
Continued From First Page, West

Western powers should join il
in declaring a six-point policy
for the Middle East. 1t called
for noninterference in domestic
affairs. settlement of issues by
peaceful means. remuneration Of
military alliances involving big
powers. withdrawal of foreign
troops. shutting off of arms de-
Iliveries. and economic aid with
out strings attached.
officials said that the Soviet
note was considered here to be
primarily a propaganda paper
designed to appeal to Arab
countries and to divert attention
from Russian troubles over East
ern Europe.
The United States reply in
effect charged the Russians with
making their proposition in bad
faith and said the large-scale
shipment of Soviet arms to the
Middle East did not square with
their peaceful words.
The United States declared
that it fully supports such prin-
ciples of the Uniteo Nations
charter as peaceful settlement Of
disputes and noninterference in
the internal affairs of otner
countries. 1t asserted that its
own Middle Eastern policies are
based on such principles as these
and suggested that Russia con-
duct itself in a manner conform
ing to the principles it proposes. :"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-12
Probe Into Toxi Sales
Title Procedure Opened

However, records show Mr..
BOLTON forfeited $500 each on
IA cases. Later Mr.. King warned
Mr.. BOLTON subsequent violations
would bring a penalty of not less
than 5000 each.
Title Protects Equity
District law requires applica-
ton for transfer of title within
four days after the sale. It also
requires payment of a 2 per cent
excise or sales tax on the "blue
book" or market value of the
car. BY not transferring title
the tax was avoided and the
seller did not have to 60 to
court to repossess. But without a
title the purchaser loses his
equity" or payments made on
the car. With a title his equity
is protected.
Cab company operators have
been known to repossess a car
when the driver was late with
his payment by only a day. Some
drivers have had a car almost
paid for. missed a payment and
lost it.
Police and the Washing
ton Criminal Justice Association
have found cases where a single
car was sold and repossessed as
many as 81 times. Sale and re-
possession of a taxicab a dozen
times is not uncommon.
Mr.. Keneipp said the title pro-
cedure is also a threat to the
motoring public. He said an
attorney for a motorist involved
in an accident called to check
on the title record of the cab.
The attorney said the taxi bore
the name Capital Cab" but was
titled to the Astor Cab Corp. The
driver had willingly given his
name. but the car. which he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-12
SUIT ON ACCIDENT
NEARLY 20 YEARS
AGO IS SETTLED

ASBURY PARK, N. J. up.
Nearly 20 years ago Will
liam c. Heyne of Clifton was
struck by a car while riding
his bike.
His parents filed suit
against Charles Brodie. the
driver. and Louis r. Gold
wyn, the cars owner, both
of New York, on behalf of
their 8-year-old son. But
the boy became i'll during
the trial and a mistrial was
declared.
Time passed and the ac-
ton was forgotten. Then.
recently, his mother saw a
clipping of the trial and
asked for reinstatement of
the suit.
Yesterday it was settled
out of court. Heyne. now
30, who fought through
World War II. graduated
from college and married.
received $4,000 damages for
his injuries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-12
Johnson Makes PIeo
To Egypt and IsrueI

Democratic Leader johnson OF
Texas told the Senate today
Egypt's challenge to the author
ity Of the U. N. in the GAIA Strip
is a matter of the deepest con-
Germ, and called on both Egypt
and Israel to avoid new crises
1T is understood" said Sena-
tor johnson, that there are in
ternal political problems in Egypt
which are difficult for the aui
thorities to handle. But there
also are internal political prob
lens in Israel which Premier
Ben-Gurion faced courageously
and decisively.
This is a two-sided dispute.
There are rights and wrongs
on both sides and they must be
adjusted by men Of reason. II
will not be possible to consider
the merits of the case, however.
If either side insists on creating
crises"
Senator johnson also told re-
porters today the latest move
by Egyptian President Nasser to
take over civil control of GAIA
was one of the questions dis
cussed between President Essen
hover and congressional leaders
yesterday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-12
5 Refugees Arrive
In New York, Bound
For District Area

Five refugees from Eastern
Europe bound for the Washing
ton area arrived in New York
yesterday aboard the Navy trans
port Langfitt.
The five, assisted under the
United States escapee program,
are:
Denes Macy. 81. a Hungarian
mechanical engineer sponsored
by the National Catholic We'll
fare Conference. and Stanley
Walcek. ZIG Varnum street NE.
Alexander Darvondelsky, 30,
a Bulgarian laborer and his wife,
Jeni. 80. The couple is spon-
sored b ythe Church World Serv-
ice and Athanas S. Tasev, SAILS
Connecticut avenue.
Jozef Klicek. 81, a Yugoslav
waiter, sponsored by the NCWC
and A. Krek. 2416 Newton street
NE.
Maria Pijukovits. 81, a Yugo-
slav dressmaker, sponsored by
the NCWC and Beate Korfonta,
339 Jean street. Fairfax, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-12
Timer Set Wronq,
Bank Cont Get to
Vault Full of Cash

The National Savings &
Trust Co. couldn't get its money
bags open this morning for the
first time in some 30 years.
The big basement vault re-
fused all efforts to open it.
Officials said the automatic
timer had been set wrong last
night. They had no idea of the
hour it was set for and when it
would allow entrance.
A bank spokesman said that
the attendant who usually locks
the vault and sets the timer did
the job last night, but after
leaving the bank he suffered a
stroke and was taken to a hos
pital. Bank officers questioned
him this morning. They said he
could not remember what he
had done last night at closing
time.
To enable the bank tellers to
do some business, a bank off,
Ger went across the street to
borrow some cash from the
Riggs Bank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-12
FOUND

CAT. male, Maltese. vic. Marthas I'd
Owner or good Va home XII. $4,000.
DOG, pnppy. male, black Found vi
entity Yale DR.. Alexandria, Va. Phone
XII. D-6273.
DOG, female tan, vic. Green st. Own.
err or good Va. home, XII. 0-3D50.
DOG, tiny. female. vic. I4th and Ritz
tenhouse SITS. 3 vks, ago. Part POM
eranian Seems TO be pet. owner or
good home immed AP. 7-255O.
PUPPY. female, black. wearing green
collar. vic. Mark drive, Owner or good
We. home. XII. o-39b9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-12
'Aleutiun Volcano
Friqhtens Natives

ANCHORAGE. Alaska, Mar. IL
I(R.-Walter Freeman. an air.
ways station agent on Umnak.
reported the outermost Aleutian
island is under a siege of volcano
Filters.
Mount Vsevidof, a volcano
dormant for 200 years, has been
smoking since Saturdays big
earthquake.
Mr.. Freeman reported in a
telephone message to Anchorage
yesterday the natives on Umnak
are terrified and the Navy and
Coast Guard at Adak have been
Ialerted for possible evacuation
Iof the island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-12

OOHtinueu from F1rSL rage
States be prepared to use mill
tary force if necessary to oppose
any overt aggression" in the
area by international commu-
niSm. 1t also approved the poten-
tial expenditure between now
and July / of 5000 million in
military and economic aid for
countries in the area.
Mr.. Richards and the State,
Defense and foreign aid experts
travelling with him will be able
to promise United States assist
ance for specific projects as these
are requested by the govern
ments they visit.
Officials said Mr.. Richards will
stress that the United States is
not trying to tell these countries
how to run their affairs but is
ready to cooperate with them
in any way it can. 1t will sup
port undertakings which it con-
siders will build up their eco
nomic strength, justifiably REIN
force their defensive power and
promote the prospects for peace
In the long troubled region.
The note which the United
States sent Russia was co-ordi-
mated with similar notes sent
yesterday by Britain and France.
6-Point Policy Proposed
Russia had proposed in Feb
ruary IL note that the three
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LOST


BILLFOLD, vic. Langley Park shopping
center containing sum Of money and ali
Identification. Reward. XII 9-5490.
BRIEF CASE, blue zippered. In cab
en- route 1900 |. ave. NV. TO Pa.
Station. Contains personal papers. 3
ynlndorsed Government checks. Reward.
EA a-l 33a.
DOG, Noxer. full grown male. fawn col
ored wearing ID c tags. Name Chip .
vic Fairfax Station. Good reward. BR.
EYEGLASSES. lost wednesday evening
on ia Sheriff road bus. SIP. 3-846l
GLASSES, iady's. dark frames. gold trim
and rhinestones tinted lens: In green
POST once Reward Cali ia. s.S6SS.
PARAKEET, green; "Blinky" Northheld
I'd. in HUNTINGTON parkway area. Re.
ward. OIL. 4-l33S.
TIN BOX. containing i2 reels OF ex.
y Vsiae; NEW reSaTd f' A ST. t 3.5sg personal
WATCH, ladys, Elein. white gold. black
March 8 Reward CIR. 3:1ss1.
WATCH FACE, lady's watch. platinum,
with diamonds Between l4th ST. and
spring I'd. or i4th st and fngraham
NV. Reward. RIA, B-O444 or RIA. SOIL,
WEIGH na r. TERRIER, female, red collar.
pines wa 7.7SG4 after ).
WRIST WATCH. lady's, Hamilton, with
81. NV. Ju. '7.Ss2sss. io" "' ~O'''
WRIST WATCH. ladys platinum back.
plack dial. works, without crystal or
eana VIC. Conn ave. to ? st. ME
Cal WAsHiSd1To0N" ANIMAL ARESS RESCUE
LEAGUE, NO. 7-b73O.
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Continued From First Page

COntlnued FROM First Pagt
this phase of the letter from 1t
Dunn to Inspector Agnew, but
he was continuing his inquiry.
The commissioner said thai
title violation is not the only
thing wrong with the taxical
industry here.
Practically everything about
the taxi industry is out of line,
he said. 1T should not be a mar.
ginal industry providing a mar.
ginal living to fulltimt
drivers"
Commissioner cLaughlir
said he had been aware OF
difficulty in enforcing title laws
for some time. He said Repre-
sentative Mcmillan, chairman
of the House District Commit
tee. last year called the Com.
missioners and said Mr.. Doltor
wished to appear before them
Mr.. Mclaughlin said Mr.. Dol.
ton was given half an hour, but
spoke "for nearly two hours
and said that enforcement OF
the title law would ruin the
taxi industry here.
The Commissioner said the
law was ordered enforced de-
spite this plea.
Cabs were sold to drivers here
for years without transfer OF
title. 1t. Dunn said that after
the breakdown last spring most
company owners complied. Mr.
BOLTON, he said. continued to vio-
late the law and said at a con-
Igressional subcommittee hearing
when questioned about charges
against him:
Il care nothing about these
present charges. For $25 apiece
I can dismiss them tomorrow
morning"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-12
Acrid Smoke Warns
IOf Machines Dancer

NORTH HAVEN. Conn
When friction points in machin-
cry develop danger signs because
of high temperatures, a warning
device manufactured in North
Haven, a brass cartridge filled
with pungent gas. releases acrid
smoke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-12

bought on a conditional sales
agreement" had not been reg.
listered in his name.
Mr.. Keneipp said he hac
asked for two inspectors about
two years ago to check for VIC.
lation of title and registration
laws. He said the request wa.
denied for budgetary reasons
He said he now plans to hanc
over what appear to be viola.
lions to 1t. Dunn's Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-12
GAIA
Continued From First Pag,

Continued From First Page
quences" If Arab attacks from
GAIA are resumed.
Israel finally withdrew its in
Ivasion troops from GAIA and the
lSharm FL Sheikh area on the
Gulf Of Aqaba last week after
being given strong United States
assurances" that the areas
would not be used again as bases
for Arab attacks.
Israel had sought a definite
guarantee that the Egyptians
would not be allowed back into
GAIA. which was put under
Egyptian control by the l949
Palestine armistice. No such
guarantee was forthcoming. but
Mr.. FawZi was understood in
Washington to have told Mr..
Hammarskjold the NaSser gov
Iernment would do nothing to
upset the situation or create
serious new difficulties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-12
You Generate Heat
While SITTING Still

BOSTON.-Even while sitting
still q person generates enough
heat to bring a quart of water
to the boiling point in an hour.
Running. a person would
create enough heat to do the
same in Is minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-12
$88. 200 Grant to Aid
ICuncer Study in India

BOMBAY.-The Indian Cam
Ger Research Center in Bombay
will broaden its program in
neuropathology by including
neurophysiological and biochem-
ical studies.
A Rockefeller Foundation grant
of $4,000 will be used during the
next three years toward the ex-
penses Of the expanded program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-12
Fire Toll

SPOKANE.-Forest fires in the
United States each year, most of
them caused by human careless
ness, destroy enough timber to
build $4,000 average private
homes, according to Federal esti-
mates.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-16

BOAT trailer. $50. 1888 Pawnee.

1856 MOBILE trailer. 80 it., excellent
condition, $500 down. w. 6-O555, IL
no answer VIII. 2-4211.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-16

ae776 ROBERTS ave. near Worden
school, 3 year old home, bedrooms
dov71. 2 up. laree lot. Pear garage.
carpeting. drares and other extras;
see this fire home and SUBMIT your
offer as owner leaving soon for
California; open Sunday to 5.
Oshen Realty, WI. 3-c01o
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

1856 STUDEBAKER, Flight Hawk, ra-
did, heater, WhiteWalls, blue and
white, $l,650 or best offer. KE.
1868
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-16

MARINE plywood, IL #. boat. excel
lent for rivers and inland lake
waters, very reasonable. ". 1887
after 8.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-16
1853 CHEVROLET
"2l0" 9-Pdssenger
Station Wagon

2-tone green in oil its splendor. See
this g1roge-kept model. The chrome
is cleon as whistle. Interior OF
bamboo mesh and vinYl Unbeliev'
ably clean. See this low mileage
beouty that will give you thousands
Of nouble.free miles. This hoId-to-
find model won't be here long at
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-16
FOR SALE-BICYCLES

BOYS 2O-inch bicycle, $12. RE. 1-3046.
GIRLS 26-inch Roadmaster, excellent
condition. $25. CE. 1855.
GIRLS 26-inch bicycle, good condi-
ton, $50. PO. 1-O967, after p. m.
GIRLS 24-inch bicycle, SO. SIX. 2-3770
1850 HARLEY Davidson motorcycle
with all extras, Al condition. RA.
LIB.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-16

8 BEDROOM colonial, 1910 East 147th
south of ST. Clair. carpet living room,
dining room and stairs; gas heat AND
single garage Northeast Realty Co.,
" 1-8464 RE. 1880.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BEVERAGE store, good location. god
going business. good equipment truck
optional. other interest. ~. l-4474.
DELICATESSEN CO license. 775 East
l85th ST., KE. l-7270.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-19
BY LEWIS r. ATCHISON
star star Correspondent

MOBILE. Ala, Sept. 10 -
The Redskins hopes Of meas
uring their improvement in the
last six weeks against the Los
Angeles Rams here tonight
apparently have been washed
out by Hurricane Esther. The
gusty fringe Of the storm
whipped through here yester-
day on the wings Of a 4O-mile-
an-hour wind.
THE game will be broad
cast in Washington over
Station WTOP starting at
10 o'clock.)
Rain fell throughout yester-
day. and although the weather
forecast for tonight is favor
able. the field at Ladd Stadi-
UNI Is almost certain to be
muddy. That would be as much
Of a handicap to the speedy
Rams as to the light Redskins
backs.
How much weather condi-
tons will affect attendance re-
mains TO be seen. but the storm
is almost certain to discourage
some out-of-town visitors.
Redskins Delayed
The storm delayed the Red
skins departure by charter
plane from Winston-Salem by
almost four hours.
The Rams won the first
game this year, ASIA. and
three additional victories in
four games since then indicate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-19
NIXON WILL JOIN
IN SEWERS NIGHT

Roy Sievers Night re-
ceived a big boost today
from Vice President Nixon,
who sent to Edward r.
Carr, chairman Of the
Embarrassing committee, a
contribution and q letter
praising the Senators
home-run hitter.
The Vice President said
he would be on hand at
Grihnth Stadium Monday
and would be happy to take
part IN the presentation
ceremonies. Plans are to
get Roy a station wagon.
mo man in baseball de-
serves recognition more
than Roy" the Vice Pres
ident wrote. adding that
1.-The determination which
enabled him to overcome
the effects Of an almost
disastrous injury is an in
spiration to our young
people all over the coun-
try"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-19
Aggies Moy Find Lewis
Is Terps' Big Weapon

Lewis twisted an ankle and
was sidelined. Week by week
during the season Trainer
Duke Wyre's reports on Lewis
showed slow progress. Lewis
would get in for a play or two,
but hobbled, and never was
himself.
Dick finally played against
North Carolina State in the
Thanksgiving Day finals. The
Terps were trailing. lat, at
halfback when he took over.
hmping slightly.
Lewis was at quarterback
on a 66-yard touchdown drive
that made 1t 1914. Then he
scored on q 14-yard keep play
that put Maryland ahead. And
when the Wolfpack was knock
ing at the door with seconds
remaining. Lewis grabbed a
Wolfpack pass 3 yards in
See MARYLAND Page Ais