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Milford chronicle., 1957-06-07

SiIoom A.M.E. Church
SLAUGHTER NECK
Rev. B. Washington, Pastor
10000 a. m. Sunday School. Mrs.
Estella FELTON,, Superintendent
11:00 a. m. Morning Worship.
Sermon by pastor.
Wednesday night, Song and
Praise Service.
Come and worship with US.
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THE BIBLE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. John w. Fulton, Pastor
POcahOntas Hall
s. e. Second and Washington
Milford, Delaware
9:45 a. m, Sunday School.
11:OO a. m, Morning WORSHIP
1890 D. m, Evening Worship.
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Church of God of Prophecy
Marshall Street
sev. John e Roberts. Poster
SUNDAY, JUNE 9
Sunday School, 10 o'clock.
Preaching at II o'clock.
Sunday night services. 1880.
w. M. B., Wednesday night, 1880
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Christ Church (EpiseoPoD
Rev. Joseph S. Kinks. Rector
SUNDAY, JUNE 8
7:30 a. m, Holy Communion.
1900 a. m, Holy Communion
and sermon.
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Bethel A. M. {. churen
Rev. J. w. Beavers. Poster
SUNDAY, JUNE 8
HOO a. m. Morning Worship.
1880 p. m. Sunday School.
$3.50 p. m. Allen Christian En-
deavor League
500 p. m. One hour service.
Friday, April IL, will be choir
night at the church.
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WILDWOOD METHODIST CHURCH
F. Douglas MiIbury, pastor

Church School, 200 p. m.
Worship Service, 800 p. m.
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Burr0ft's chaPeI
Rev. Leroy Jones. PosfoF
SUNDAY, JUNE 8
2:30 p. M, orship Service.
Try our welcome.
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Christ Church (EpiseoPoD
Rev. Joseph S. Kinks. Rector

7:3O a. M, Holy Communion.
1900 a. m, Holy Communion
and sermon.
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BY: J. Gordon Smith, Chairman
r. A Haber, Chief Engineer
June 5. 1857
Dover, Delaware 6-7-2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-21
Father Carey
Marks Is Years
In Priesthood

The Rev. Thomas F. Carey,
OPP. who introduced dramatic
training at the Catholic Univer-
sity while teaching there. yes
terday celebrated Is years as a
priest. Father Carey now is d.
rector of the Blackfriars Guild
Catholic experimental theater in
New York.
He was teaching at C. U. in
1887 when he introduced courses
in drama with the founding OF
the Blackfriars Institute of
Dramatic Art. This has since be-
come the widely-known speech
and drama department, headed
by the Rev. Gilbert v. Hartke,
O.P.
Father Carey also was active
here before World, War II with
the Blackfriars Guild, little
theater group. He has been as
ISOLATED with the New York
Blackfriars Guild since its found
ing in 1941. Under his guidance
this theater has produced AZ
plays. all but three of them
originals beings staged for the
first time.
Father Carey also served as
the first secretary of the Catholic
Theater Conference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-21
GRAHAM

Continued From Page Alt
Little Acre" from Georgia tc
California, Donna Reed woult
accept his offer to star In the
Erskine Caldwell story. The pic.
ture will be shot in July, anc
Georgia Is too warm for Donna
to be there then with the baby.
Three years ago the Marqui,
de Portage told Suzy Parker
now starring with Cary Grant ir
kiss Them for Me-" that HI
would become the finest auto.
race driver in the world anc
that he would not be killed ir
the process. The day after Suzy
told me this, Portage was killed
in a crash.
Gary Merrill and Bette Davis
are looking for a house near
Warmers studio to rent for the
summer, while Bette stars there
as Michael Strange in the Diana
Barrymore biography, "Toc
Much, Too Soon" Gary, cur.
rently starring in Missouri
Traveller" will stay in Hollywood
for another movie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-21

(Jane Withers) Errairs expec'
the stork any edition "Shin'
bone Alley" folding Saturday
Because Of his Derby goof
Jockey Willie Shoemaker is re-
ceiving threatening letters from
lcrackpots. Milton Sperlini
wants Moss Hart or Sidney Lu'
met to direct Marjorie Morn
ingstar::" Bill. Holden, Gene KEEL!
or Paul Newman wanted for TIL
Noel Altman role.
Mike Tedd sizzling at beinl
ignored by Cannes Film Festival
Nehru visits Nasser June Is
The Rocky Marcianos ex'
Ipect an October champ.
Serge Obolensky escorting Mar
jorie Post. Robert .Mitchun
gets $350.000 and 5096 of profit,
for 20th-Fox's "The Enemy Be-
lowr Gene Kelly datini
Diane Keath. Louis Arm
strong's Caribbean tour sensa'
tional. >. Gregg Dodge lost hel
dad. Joe DiMaggio planning
summer trip to Europe. LOu
Nova and SOocha, Coincidence a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-21

Chardas. having fun. Eartha
KIT to play one Of the leads in
Paramount's "St. Louis Blues. a"
|. Cops stopped chair rental
service in front of my Fair
Lady" A boy fof the Joe
lRCA-Victor) Reismans.
Henri Soule shutters his Pavil-
lon June %; opens his Hedges,
lat Southampton July Is; stages
gala Pavilion reopening at Ritz
Towers September is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-21

NEW YORK.-Ill string along
with Connecticut's motor We
hicle officials. in their criticism
of the reckless rudeness of N. Y
drivers on Connecticut's Mer.
rift Parkway. Politest drivers in
the East are those of Connecti-
cut. who pass q car and then
pull over Immediately into the
Irighthand lane. N. Y. drivers
get into the passing lane and
stay there. Actually. the right
hand lane is always safest. Car
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-21

TV success Of Mike Wallace. !
think. is based on the technique
of professional wrestling, which
casts one principal as the william.
Wallace. batting Otto Preminger
the other night. was the counter
part Of wrestling's villain who
Igrinds his thumb in the other
guys eve. Preminger, defeating
Mike. became the hero.
Sonia Henie and husband. Nils
Onstad, chatting at FL Morocco
with Johnnie Ray. The Ken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-21
Ed SULLIVAN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
IRudeness on the Parkway

nearest the dividing island" Il
in greatest peril.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11
BY the Associated Press

Remember Joe Brown? He won
the lightweight championship OF
the world from Wallace (Bud)
Smith at New Orleans in August
Then he dropped out of sight
with a bum right hand.
Brown energies from obscurity
Wednesday night at the Miami
Beach Auditorium to defend the
t35-pound title against Smith
who also has been inactive for
the past four months.
If Brown repeats his August
"a success against Smith, nobody
will be greatly surprised. In fact,
the New York price has been set
at 2l2 to ! on Brown although
the decision was split in their
last meeting.
The fight will be nationally
televiSed THE Evening Stars
Station WMAL-TV, channel 7,
in Washington, at 10 p.m)
Fora Foley o. Chandler, Ariz.,
sixth-ranking heavyweight who
made a favorable impression in
two bouts with Wayne Bethea,
takes on Howard Turner of
Brooklyn tonight at St. Nicholas
Arena.
The match will be televised
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11
.Westbriar Lists
Plans for Club

Westbriar Country Club mem.
bers and prospective members
heard detailed reports on the
clubs development plans at a
meeting yesterday at Cops
Garden Room in Vienna.
President Leon Horowitz, M
Parker Nolan, chairman of the
membership committee, anc
Charlie Beall and Mrs. Leah
Franklin, mems and women's
golf committee chairmen, talked
to more than 200 interested per.
sons.
The club will be closed to the
public April /. The tournament
schedule starts April Is, Beal
announced.
The L-shaped pool and bath
house should be ready for a May
80 opening, and it is hoped the
clubhouse construction will start
in April, with occupancy in Oc-
tober or November. The latter, Of
course, will depend on financing
and weather.
Two tennis courts will be built
Immediately, with room for sew
eral more in the future. and work
will start on a larger parking
lot. The barn. now being used
by the green's force, will be
turned into a teen-age recrea-
ton center for children of men,
bers.
The club, which has an 49,
hole golf course, has been operat-
ing on a semi-public basis for
three years. More than 200 have
signed I'D as members.
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.Churter Renewed
For D. c. Umpires

WICHITA. Kans., Feb. IL
tSpeciaD.-The charter of the
Metropolitan Baseball and Soft
ball umpires Association OF
Washington. D. c.. has been re-
newed for 1857, the National
Baseball Congress announced to-
day.
Under terms of this charter.
the group will have Jurisdiction
over all individual umpire mem
5erships in the District of CO.
lumbia and Prince Georges.
Montgomery. Anne Arundel. CAL
vert and Charles Counties in
Maryland. and Arlington and
Fairfax Counties in Virginia.
Walter II. Brooks. jr., is presi-
dent Of the District unit. Only
umpires affiliated with an NBC-
approved group are eligible to
ofiiciate in district and State
tournaments preceding the an
nual National tournament sched-
uled here August l6.
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GOLDEN GLOVES

Continued from Page Ago
attempting to hold off Jimmy
TAFT Of the CYO.
Madden had a great record as
Il novice boxer in the Gloves
three years ago. In one tourna-
ment he stopped three straight
opponents. TAFT, of course, was
the outstanding senior in last
years tourney and is looking
sharper than ever.
Tomorrow nights program
holds a great deal of interest
for those who like heavyweight
performers in that Len Kanthars
discovery, Jimmy Chaconas,
makes his debut against big
Larry Woodson of the Boiling
Air Force Base. Both Of these
boys are 200-pounders.
Another top-notch engage
ment that has all the earmarks
Of a show stealer is the meeting
Of Freddy Jackson of Boiling
and Ralph Trunzo Of the Guam
tico Marines in the senior light
weight division. jackson and
Trunzo won their preliminary
trials in sensational style. Trunzo
beat Bradford SilaS in a bout
which must stand as the best
so far in the tournament.
Following tomorrow nights
quarter-finals, the tournament
will shift to Uline Arena, where
the semiflnals will be staged
February 81. The finals Febru-
airy % also are at Uline's.
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I ENNIS
Continued from Page AGO

Continued from Page A-20
a sort of sidelight to the Con-
zales-Rosewall series.
Kramer said the tour crossed
$4,000. The entire encourage
must be paid out of that and
Kramer. happy with the finan-
cial statement, said: well be
back within a year. Nothing
can stop u.s."
BY winning the tournament.
the two-flsted Segura collected
S4,5 500. Sedgman banked S2.250
1t was a pig victory for Segura,
who also whipped Gonzales in
the semifinals.
Segnra Explains Victory
Il had to win it because !
needed the money" observed the
swarthy little swinger from
Ecuador. But l also won it
because ! was the best player in
the tournament. !"
The match was interrupted SO
minutes by a thunderstorm on a
humid summer afternoon. At
the time, Segura was leading.
SO, in the second set. The delay
didn't bother him. though. and
as soon as play was resumed, he
ran out the set.
Segura revealed that when he
played Rex Hartwig in the OPEN
ing match a week ago, Inc
weighed l6l pounds.
Against Sedgman I weighed
LAG. my fighting weight
laughed Segi,ra. 1T lost nine
pounds in my 62-game match
Wth Gonzales Thursday night,
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Little Hoyas Bar
.DeMat|la 5 Path
To Division Title
CATHOLIC LEAGUE STANDINGS
Division II
w, l., W. I
)eMatha 4 o st. Anthony /
leo. Prep - / Mackin /
BY JIM CAWOOD

Yesterdays Catholic League,
Division II. double-header at De-
Matha only confirmed the fact
that DeMatha is the team to
beat. and Georgetown Prep is
the only team that might do it.
DeNIatha trounced st. Anthony,
in the nightcap, after
Prep had beaten Mackin for the
third time. 47-36, in the first
game
In their only meeting so far,
DeMatha defeated the Little
Hoyas by four points. The two
don't play again until Thursday,
February 81, with another game
scheduled five days later. De-
Malta needs a single victory
over Prep plus sweep of their
remaining games with the other
teams to retain it's division title.
Although Morgan Wootten, De-
Matha coach, was afraid the
Stays would suffer a letdowr
after their trouncing at the
hands of st. Johns Saturday
night. it wasn't in evidence
against st. Anthony. Mike Co.'S
tello scored IL points in the first
quarter. Rudy Rutelionis made
IL in the second period, anc
Ernie Cage had 10 in the
third quarter to keep the Stays
we'll ahead.
Cage led DeMatha with %
points. Rutelionis followed with
IA. Costello with IL and Bill Will
son made IL. Lou Zammichieli's
II were high for St. Anthony.
In the opener Prep had its
hands full with Mackin for the
third time this year. but for the
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junked Michigan's chances for a
quick ride to the top. 1882.
The Saturday action brought
quick changes in the Pacific
Coast Conference and Ivy
League. too. California, 30 in
the Pee with 62-5l victory over
Oregon State. became the undis-
puted leader as UCLA's 23-game
conference winning streak was
ended by Washington. 90-74. Cal
and UCLA meet March 1-2.
IN the Ivy, Yale climbed past
Princeton by giving the Tigers
their first league defeat. 1860
The Ellis. who like Princeton
meet lesser evils in the league
this week. now are 6-l to the
Tigers ST.. Columbia and Dart
mouth. tied for third, meet Sat-
urday.
The Missouri Valley could get
Strengthened out this week.
Bradley. 60 and unbeaten at
home all season, welcomes st.
Louis Wednesday. st. Louis is
tied for second with Wichita,
both 7-l-and set to meet in st.
Louis Saturday.
Elsewhere, North Carolina. the
Nations top-ranked team, rules
the favorite in next months At
lantic Coast Conference title
tournament although barely re-
naming unbeaten Q0-0) with a
1913 decision over Duke. Wake
Forest is second with Duke now
third. Maryland is fourth.
Kentucky Nears Title
Kentucky, No. 3 nationally, was
idle Saturday but is on the road
to a record 18th Southeastern
Conference crown. Tulane. which
upset Kentucky earlier, is second.
Southern Methodist was upset,
1857, by Texas Tech in nom
league game Saturday. but has
all the marbles in the Southwest
Conference race.
West Virginia, with Hot Rod
Hundley becoming the fifth major
college player to hit 1000 career
points in Saturdays 1871 de-
cision over Richmond. is the
Southern Conference ruler.
Brigham Young is the heir
apparent in the Skyline, having
knocked off defending champion
Utah. 8l-77, for q I'll record
with six left. four at home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11

Wilson II. Elkins, president Of
the University Of Maryland, will
be among the special guests. Al
Wright, football editor Of Sports
Illustrated magazine, will give
Elkins his award for being
named to the publications. Sill
yer Anniversary team-football
players OF a quarter of "a century
ago who went on to distinguish
themselves in their careers.
Bert Rechichar, the field-goal
kicking star Of the Baltimore
Colts, will receive the Touch
down Club Proficiency Award,
while the trophy as the area S
top high school player will go
10 Mike Eyrnc, end st Annapo-
rs High.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11
Brown-Smith Title Bout on TV
Wednesday Heads Ring Card
twTTG, Channel S, 1890 p.m).

tWTTG. Channel S, 1890 p.m.).
The middleweight ratings may
be shuffied after Friday nights
fight at Madison Square Garden
between Spider Webb of Chi
Icago. No. S, and Neal Rivers OF
Las Vegas, No. 8. With Gene
Fullmer and Sugar Ray Robin
son definitely signed for an April
"a rematch, the top contenders
are hoping for summer date
with the champion if they can
put over a sensational victory.
The fight will get the usual
network television treatment
(WRC-TV, Channel 4, 10 p.m).
An all-formal crowd will jam
into an Atlantic City night club
tonight to see Chico Vejar Of
Stamford. Conn, and Pat Manu-
of Syracuse in a middleweight
match. The bout, sanctioned
by the New Jersey Commission.
will be preceded by a fashion
show.
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Brennan, ErdeIotz, Little Head
Guests at Annapolis Dinner

ANNAPOLIS. Feb. IL (spe-
cial. =. 1t is football season
again here tonight. as the An
napolis Touchdown Club losses
It's third annual banquet at st.
Mary's High School Hall. A
sellout gathering Of 500 will at
tend
Terry Brennan, head coach
ut Notre Dame: Eddie Erdelatz,
head coach at Navy, and Lou
Little, recently-retired coach at
Columbia, are among the more
famous opponents Of the game
who will grace the head table.
Brennan, who just weathered
the worst season in Notre Danes
football history. will be guest
speaker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11

THE PR0BLEM-Photo shows how
carbon or other harmful combus-
ton deposits build up on piStons.
These hard. crusty deposits, which
can form in as little as 5000 miles,
cause knock and loss of power.
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into the conference cellar and
be in line for a flrst-round game
with North Carolina in the con-
ference tournament. They play
South Carolina and Clemson on
a weekend trip.
Herb Bush. a 6-foot-7 sopho-
more. has been added to the
Cavalier squad for the second
semester, and may start against
North Carolina.
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Comets Bounce Back
To CONQUER Blades

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Feb. II
P).-The Clinton Comets came
from behind last night to defeat
the New Haven Blades. Az, in
an Eastern Hockey League game.
New Haven grabbed a 20 lead
in the first period. Then Clinton
came back with two goals in each
of the remaining periods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11
Wallace 7 axes Over Lead
In See-Sow Scorinq Race
By the Associated Press

Shooting for the individual
scoring title in major college
basketball this season is akin to
swapping fish stories. The first
liars dead.
The race among Grady Wal
lace of South Carolina. Wilt
Chamberlain Of Kansas and
Chef Forte Of Columbia sees a
new leader virtually every time
they play. And at the moment,
It's Wallace, a 6-foot-4 senior
from Mare Greek, KY. who has
the edge
1t was Forte, a So runt, who
finally trirped Chamberlain, a
7-footer who counts a lot with
tip-ins. out of first place last
Wednesday-when neither Wilt
nor Wallace was in action. The
next night. Wallace took a big
jump into contention while
Wilt and Forte were idle.
Then Saturday. Wallace barged
all the way to the top, scoring
Is points while the Gamecocks
were being bagged By North
Carolina State. 1886. Chamber
lain. willing Of late, managed a
mere &c in Kansas 1884 Job
on Nebraska. And Forte prac-
tically was shut out. getting only
II as Columbia dubbed Navy,
1910.
At the moment Wallace's aver
age stands az 302; Chamber
lain's at 29.5 and Fortes at 29.3.
None Of the three plays tonight.
Forte Idle Until Wednesday
Wallace and Chamberlain will
be at it again tomorrow night.
however. and Grady seems 10
have the edge. He'll be going
against Clemson on a foreign
court, but Wilt. while at home.
VIII be up against defense con-
scious Oklahoma Ann.
Forte gets his crack Wednes-
dav against Penn. at home.
Each plays two games this
week. Wallace also meets Vir-
ginia. at home Friday: Chamber
lain goes to Missouri Saturday
and Forte shoots at Dartmouth
Saturday.
There are only few confer
ence championship races to chal-
lenge the closeness of the indi-
vidual scoring battle. Four, TO
be exact.
In the mixed up Big Ten. In
diana can retain its new No. l
spot by dumping pesky Mime
sofa at Bloomington. Ind, to-
night. Ohio State, the runnerup
after building a 60 record that
now reads 6-3, is idle. But Pur-
due, third at So. is at home to
late-sureing Michigan State. The
Spartans, 4-3. are tied for fourth
with Illinois tat home against
Northwestern and Michigan Cat
Wisconsin, Minnesota also is In
that fourth place pileup.
Indiana claimed the lead by
smacking Ohio State Saturday,
$3.50, for a 5-2 record. Iowa
barred Purdue's bid for the lead.
74-67. Michigan State made 1t
four in row with a 1864 Job
on Illinois. and Minnesota
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11
'McGuire's Means Draw
No Sympathy at Virginia

Coach Frank MCGUIRE, who
claims his unbeaten North Caro-
lima basketball team will not be
itself until after it loses game.
is drawing little sympathy in
Charlottesville, Va.
Somebody Is going to beat
us, and then my boys will get
better. Now they're tense and
nervous, Mcclure said yester-
day. Last week the Tar Heels
had to go two overtimes to beat
Maryland, and then nipped Duke
on two free throws in the final
seconds after blowing a late IL
point lead.
Coach Bus Male, whose Cava-
liers entertain North Carolina
tonight, is having no such
troubles.
Virginia has lost six of seven
Atlantic Coast Conference games
and is Ala on the season. The
Cavaliers are not tense or
nervous. In fact, on defense
they've been much too relaxed.
Male Anxious to Accommodate
If losing a game would ease
the tension on the North Caro-
lima squad. Male would like to
accommodate the Tar Heels to-
night.
Chances of Virginia becoming
the first team to beat the Tar
Heels are mighty slim. but re-
member basketball is a home
court sport. and the Cavaliers
don't lose many games in their
Memorial Gym.
The last three games between
North Carolina and Virginia
have been close. Last year at
Charlottesville, Carolina won
only 1912. In the tournament at
Raleigh, it was Carolina by only
31-77. And in their first anne
this year at Chapel Hill. the
Tar Heels led 45-12 at one time
in the first half but had to hold
tight to preserve a l02-90
triumph. Virginia scored go
points in the second half of that
game.
North Cardinals other game
this week is against Wake
Forest at Chapel Hill Wednesday
night.
TerpS Play Two Games
Wake Forest. Duke and Mary
land continue their scrap for
second place. Each has two
games this week. with Wake For
est and Duke clashing head on
Saturday night in Durham.
Maryland, now in fourth place,
entertains Virginia tomorrow
night and plays N. c. State there
Saturday night.
Virginia plays four games this
week and unless the Cavaliers
win at least one they will fall
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Two Siqned by Tribe

CLEVELAND, Feb. II (R.-
The Indians announced today
that signed contracts have been
received from Pitcher Hank
Aguirre and Infielder Billy Har-
rell. bringing to 16 the number
of players under contract.