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Evening star., 1957-12-21
HiIIsdoIe PIoyine
Pittsbure Stote in
Holiday Bowl

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Dec.
II R-Two undefeated small
college teams - Hillsdale of
Michigan and Pittsburgh State
OF Kansas-meet today in the
Holiday Bowl football game.
At stake is the National Inter-
collegiate Athletic Association
championship. CHillsdale has
been selected by the Washing
ton, d. c.. Touchdown Club as
the Nations outstanding small
college team
A near-capacity crowd Of
about 1000 is expected for the
game at Stewart Field. (The
contest will be televised ma
tionally. It will be shown on
WTOP-TV. Channel 9, in
Washington. starting at 1880
PM
Pittsburgh has relied almost
entirely on the power running
Of Halfbacks Charles Norris
and Dick Adamson for its scor-
ing punch. Quarterback Bill
Samuels mas thrown only a few
passes this season.
Quarterback Doug Maison OF
Hillsdale has one of the best
passing records in the Nation
and Halfback Walt Poe gives
the Michigan team a solid run
ming attack. Maison completed
81 Of l04 passes for .292 yards
and is touchdowns this season
Poe scored 81 points and aver
aged better than five yards pei
carry.
Hillsdale is a one-touchdown
favorite.
Evening star., 1957-12-21
$500 JOIN CLUB
TO BEAT BLACKOUT
OF PLAYOFF ON TV

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec.
81 (R. - Five die-hard
football fans believe they
have found q way 10 see
tomorrow's San Francisco
Forty -Niner-Detroit Lions
game although Kezar Sta
dium is a $1,000 sellout
and television Is BACKED
out locally.
They discovered they
could receive q Tv picture
from the station at Chico.
Calf. by erecting a 400
foot aerial over the Fair
mont Hotel. atop Mob Hill.
So Joe Anzivino. an
Oakland restaurant owner
and four friends had the
aerial set up. rented two
ball rooms seating 2.5OO
persons. formed the pro
Ball Fans Club-and sat
back to await tomorrow's
viewing. They'll look at a
9xl2-foot screen.
To make 1t all legal they
formed the club. member
ship S.. Stated price for
game tickets when avail
able Is $3.75.
Evening star., 1957-12-21
Mrs. MurshuII's
Deposition Sought

Harry Wismer's attorneys
have asked the United States
District Court to approve TAX
ing Of q deposition by Mrs.
Corinne Grifith Marshall, wife
Of the Redskins president.
WiSmer is plaintiff in q $780,
900 suit against the Redskins.
George Marshall's attorney
Bernard /. Nordlinger, had
flled a motion aimed at quash-
ing q subpoena that seeks the
deposition by Mrs. Marshall: /:
Nordlinger arguing that the
testimony Of a wife is not COM
pellable for or against her huS-
band.
Evening star., 1957-12-21

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 81 (P.
A proposal to let the Dodgers
play their home games in
100, ,O0O-seat Memorial Coli
scum for the next two baseball
seasons has failed to win ap-
proval of the nine-man COLI
scum commission.
The vote yesterday. with one
member absent. was a tie. "A.
It takes a majority Of five votes
to pass a resolution.
This means that the nearby
city Of Pasadena now has the
inside track to land the Dodgers
for its famed Rose Bowl.
After negotiations earlier
this week. Dodger President
Walter O'Malley announced
Evening star., 1957-12-21
By GEORGE HUBER

Bob Faris. George Washing
ton University athletic director,
says that in future years. he
isn't going to schedule any
more pre-c hristma S home
basketball games for the CO.
lonials
Last nights poStponement of
a scheduled game against
Washington and Lee at Uline
Arena because of moisture con-
densation on the floor was just
a sample of what can happen
in Washington weather.
But the weather and playing
conditions actually had MOTH
ing to do with Faris' decision.
A very sparse turnout for the
game. and only a few hundred
for last Tuesday nights game
against Wake Forest, indicated
that sports fans here aren't
interested in CIV basketball
this close to Christmas. The
game the previous week against
North Carolina. the Nations
No ! collegiate five. drew only
about 1000.
With that sort Of attendance
in mind. Faris said that here
after the Colonials may play
one or two early December
games at home. and then take
to the road until some time in
January.
Set New Game Date
The WAL game was called
OF because moisture condensa-
ton on the floor made playing
dangerous. The floor is laid
over the ice. and the warm.
humid air coming in from out
Evening star., 1957-12-21
Bill Steers Dies;
Pluyed in Rose Bowl

MIAMI, Fla. Dec. 81 (R.-
DR.. William H. Steers. so. re-
tired head of physical educa-
ton instruction department al
the University Of Miami. died
yesterday.
Steers was a member Of the
University Of Oregon's Rose
Bowl football team Of 1919.
His wife. Chris, and q son
Charles. Of Philadelphia, sur
vive.
Evening star., 1957-12-21
FANS UNHAPPY OVER BLAcKoUT
Pro Football PIoyoh
Has Frisco in Dither

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. II
tR.-The big playofi game be-
tween the San Francisco Forty
Miners and the Detroit Lions
in the Western Conference OF
the National Football League is
just q day away and excitement
here has reached fever pitch.
The Forty-Niners had . mar
row squeak yesterday when
Halfback Joe Arenas was
shaken up in q four-car coll
lision. But their hopes jumped
today as the 32-year-old star
made practice and said he
would "rattle and roll" Sunday.
The sudden death playoff
with q TV blackout in q 100
mile area around Kezar Sta
dunn has caused considerable
comment-most Of II unhappy.
Even ofiicial Washington has
taken q look at the TV situation
with the Justice Department in
vestigating possible violations OF
antitrust statutes.
Oppose sudden Death"
And both the Lions and the
Forty-Niners expressed dis
pleasure with the NIL decision
that would force them into
sudden death play II the regu-
lation game ends in a tie.
Arenas accident occurred as
he was driving along Bayshore
Freeway in Redwood City.
south Of San Francisco. when
his new sedan was involved in
a pileup with three other cars.
Arenas emerged from the
wreck trembling. but apparently
unhurt.
It was q narrow escape for
the Forty Miners, who now can
throw their full strength at the
Lions. The Forty-Niners are
about a 3-point favorite be-
cause they are playing at home.
Fans Leaving Town
San Francisco fans without
tickets win stream to places
like Reno and Lake Tahoe to
watch the hometowners on
Evening star., 1957-12-21
SOGCY COURT PREVENTS PLAY
CoIonioIs to Pass Up
Pre-YuIe Home Games

side striking the floor caused
this unusual condition. The de-
cision to postpone the game
January 13 is the tentative new
date-waS made in a confer
ence that included Faris.
Coaches Bill Reinhart Of CIV
and Vicente Miller Of WAL.
Marty Cribbins and Leonard
Ton. the referees. and Bun
Hackney. from the Southern
Conference commissioners Of
fice.
CIV Jayvees Win
There was q preliminary
game. however. with George
Washington's Jayvee team COM
ing from 81 points behind at
halftime for a 68-65 victory
over Fort Myer. There was
some sliding and slipping in
this game.
Paul Rothgeb, Arena man
ager. said that never before
had a basketball game been
called of because of a damp
floor. He recalled one occasion
when the old Washington Caps
played st. Louis under similar
conditions in 1916. with the
players slipping and playing
cautiously to a 65-63 decision.
for the Caps.
Tricky weather did result in
hockey game being called OF .
one time, however. Warm
weather coming in from out
side combined with the cold air
of the ice caused a fog inside
the Arena so that actually it
was impossible to see across the
rink
Evening star., 1957-12-21
Azuleu Reinstuted

WILMINGTON. N. C.. Dec.
81 (R.-The Professional Golf
ers Association has reinstated
the ASalea Open golf tourna-
ment on its winter tour for at
least two years. starting with
a 72-hole. $4,000 tournament
March 1880.
Evening star., 1957-12-21
Rest Ordered
For Ambitious
U.S.Net Rookie

MELBOURNE. Dec. al tR.-
Barry MacKay. Americas Da-
Wis Cup rookie who gets his big
chance IN the challenge round
against Australia next week.
was ordered not to go near a
tennis court today lest he lose
some Of his fine edge through
overwork.
II told Barry l didn't want
him to hit a ball." Capt. Bill
Talbert said. He's keen and
hungry now and can't wait to
get into q match. ] would like
Tor him to stay that way.
MacKay. 22-year-old college
champion from Dayton. Ohio.
moved into the important sim
giles spot when Herbie Flam
was dropped from the team be-
cause Of illness.
Americas chances Of recov-
ering the famous International
trophy probably depends on his
beating either Nal Anderson or
Ashley Cooper. tournament
toughened young aces who
carry the banner for Australia.
Vic Seixas is the United
States other singles performer
and on present form Is q
threat to win both Of his
matches.
MacKay. who towers 6 feet 4
inches. is down TO his best play
ing weight Of ls5 pounds.
II have been as low as lSO
but ! prefer my present weight.
he said. Il feel stronger
Since being named to the
Davis Cup squad and faced
with the probability Of q singles
assignment. MacKay has been
the hardest working member on
the team. He has practiced
twice daily and has had to be
ordered OF the court. He winds
up his days training with wind
sprints and q mile run.
The hard hitting Ohio boy is
anxious to meet Cooper in his
opening match.
II have watched Cooper
closely" Barry said. land feel
I have a good chance Of beating
him.
Siexas. who also appears in
the peak Of physical and mental
condition. had a long singles
session today with 44-year-old
Gardnar Mulloy. He plans to
take tomorrow of.
Evening star., 1957-12-21
FIGHTS LAST MIGHT

NEW YORK Madison square Gar
ssn,moals s.I.sm' ksr"in; O.,nd,n;A' ,5SA' VALLEY
NEW oRLEANs-Bobby Boyd. isih.
Chlcago. outpointed Charley Joseph,
1854. New Orleans, 10.
SAN pIEoo calii.--Art Arsson.
Winslov. 16b, Mereed. CALI, 10.
Evening star., 1957-12-21

HOUSTON, Tex. Dec. IL H1.
Red Sanders. UCLA coach.
watched Rice work out yester-
day for the Owls New Years
Day game with Navy in the
Cotton Bowl.
He quickly picked out ALI
America quarterback. King
Hill. and told Jess Neely, Rice
coach:
There ought to be q rule
after boys like Hill finish three
years in the Information they
can transfer to a single-wing
team for three years"
After the spirited workout
Nicely dismissed the Rice
players for a Christmas vaca-
ton. They will reassemble at
Abilene. Tex, December 26.
Nicely said the team had a
good week Of practice. adding.
Il was pleased with the way the
boys reacted to Navy plays and
I thought our defense looked
all right. But we're far from
through. We have plenty Of
work TO do yet"
PAJO ALTO. Calf, Dec. 2l
(R.--Andy Kerr. the 78-year-
old wee Scot" who once
coached great football teams at
Colgate. Stanford and Pitts
burgh, has come out of retire.
ment temporarily TO I'LL an
emergency In the East squad
for the annual Shrine charity
game here December 20.
Kerr took over yesterday
when Coach Rip Engle of Penn
State was sent to the Santa
Clara infirmary with influenza
Kerr has been associated with
the West for over 80 years as
coach. squad organizer and
business manager.
MIAMI. Fla. Dec. 81 R.-
Coach Duffy Daugherty says he
plans 10 have nine Big Ter
Conference football players on
his offensive unit when the
North team plays the South
All-Stars in the Orange Bow
Christmas night.
Daughertys probable ofien-
sive team includes Ends Bot
Jewett and Dave Kaiser. both
Michigan State: Tackles Larry
Faul. Michigan. and Bob Lee
Missouri; Guards Joe Carruth-
ers, Michigan State. and Bot
Cummings. Iowa; Center Jerry
Gobel, Michigan; Quarterback
Jim Ninowski, Michigan State;
Evening star., 1957-12-21
PRO BASKETBALL

TODAY'S GAMES
81. Louis vs.. Syracuse At Detroit.
Cincinnati at Detroit.
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Philadelphia at New York.
Boston At Cincinnati.
Minneapolla At 81. Louis.
Detroit ~ Syracuse.
Evening star., 1957-12-21

television. The game will be
telecast nationally BY CHS.
(The game viii be seen in
Washington over WTOP-Tv.
Channel Q. starting at 4 pmJ
California Attorney General
Edmund O. Brown failed in ef-
forts to persuade Commissioner
Bert Bell to allow Bay area
television Of the contest and
then told Wallace Rowland. an
assistant attorney general. to
see whether the blackout was
See PLAYOFF. Page Ala
Evening star., 1957-12-21


and Chick Shea. Stanford. and
Fullback Ray Mitschke. Illinois.
NORMAN. Okla. Dec. 81 up,
Oklahoma football players
have scattered for the holidays
after holding a stin two-hour
scrimmage yesterday.
Nine Sooners we're injured
during the rugged scrimmage
as the second team outscored
the first unit. 26-7. However,
all are expected to be ready
by January for the Orange
Bowl game with Duke.
DURHAM. N. c., Dec. 81 up,
AN hour-long practice in the
rain yesterday wound up
Dukes home-ground prepara-
tions for its Orange Bowl game
against Oklahoma In Miami on
New Years Day.
After the drill. Coach Bill
Murray said he was pleased
with his squads spirit and
enthusiasm"
Guard Phil Scudieri. a senior,
is lost for the game with a knee
injury. sustained in yesterdays
practice. He underwent an
operation In Duke Hospital.
EUGENE. Greg. Dec. 81 tA).
-Oregon's football team leaves
here today 10 set up its Rose
Bowl training camp In Los
Angeles.
The Ducks-lo-point under
dogs for the January I game
with powerful Ohio State-had
only a light. indoor drill before
their scheduled departure.
UNIVERSITY. Miss, Dec. 81
R. - Mississippi's Rebel,
wound up their second week ol
practice yesterday for the New
Years Day Sugar Bowl game
against Texas.
Coach Johnny Vaught saic
IL drill sessions since December
Q have put the team In tn,
best physical condition sine.
September.
AUSTIN. Tex, Dec. 2i B
The University Of Texas
Lonehorns wrapped up theil
workouts here for the Sugar
Bowl game yesterday.
Defense was the keyword II
the last workout day here, with
pass defense topping the Long
horns work schedule undel
sunny skies.
Evening star., 1957-12-21
BASKETBALL SCORES

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wal 81 GW' postponed 10 Janu-
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Evening star., 1957-12-21
KERR AIDING FAST SQUAD
Defense Against Navy
PIeoses Rice Coach

Halfbacks Ken Mikes. Purdue.
and Chick Shea. Stanford. and
Fullback Ray Mitschke. Illinois.
Evening star., 1957-12-21
Fans Leaving Town

San Francisco fans without
tickets win stream to places
like Reno and Lake Tahoe to
watch the hometowners on
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-15

Others want to know why haven't put into effect the
1900 Convention recommended Secretaries and Managers
Training Program Because that plan construed is far
from clear and would entail expenditures running into six
figures 81 My plan the other hand is the result of
full study and wouldn't cost more than $4,000 between
and the next Board Meeting ~ 1t perfect order to
send Board members and other officials to Campaign Con-
ferences But this be done only weekends for all
have too many Home Office duties to circulate freely
Finally 81 Section 49C of Bylaws gives this Board all
the authority that needed put my recommendation of
Field Men into force
Bro Mandich would lust like to point out that
Board members and officials absent themselves from
their desks longer than weekend if the necessity arises
This has been done before and be done again for good
and valid and the Croatian Fraternal Union will
not suffer in the least.
Bro Servov i have listened carefully to what all of
you have had say about this subject say that
enjoyed every word uttered here The arguments used by
those of you Belas plan have been lucid
business like and sound So have been the arguments of those
not in favor of the plan All of you have been promoona
experts in your ways, but must say that the Editors
of the Zadncar have been exceptional promoters behalf
OF the Society AS for the report of the acuaes
Membership Campaigns and their future outlook the
Society, would suggest that study this report with
Of 1t evident from the report of the actuaries that Field
Men definitely in picture be that in the very
not too distant future Therefore, let not discard bro
Belas pan but at least leave here with directive to the
Executive Board to give it further study and report back
to you next September Our personal feelings should not
ter into this picture With the welfare and future of the
Society must come first.
Bro Mandch then asked if the Board ready to
on the recommendation Of the Supreme Secretary This
brought questions and brief and discussions
Finally, bro. Bella moved and bro Krasch seconded as
follows That in view of the fact that this plan of nstttng
Field Men not acceptable in the spirit of unanmy to the
Supreme Board is moved that the whole plan be tabled
The motion adopted by majority vote.
With that bro Ovcarch moved, bro Skrtic seconding,
that the Supreme Secetars Report this Board be
ceped as rendered and in due conformity with all
and decisions which resulted from Agreed.
1t being past the hour of o'clock the Supreme
iden recessed these meetings until Wednesday morning,
March 27.
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The Supreme President, brother V. I. Mandich called
the meeting to order Present all officers
officials.
Brother Mandch called on brother Stephen F. Brkich
to read the Minutes of the third meeting Brother Brkch
read the minutes which approved with minor
ton motion of sister Nksc seconded by brother Borh
Brother Mandch submitted for discussion the report
of the Legal Counselor brother Edward Servov who
asked to questions concerning his report by
the Supreme President and other members of the Supreme
Board After explanations by brother Serov the report
was accepted
Brother servov then explained the operation Of the
Croatan Faternal Union Scholarship Foundation The
Counselor explained to the Board that he had in fact
ceved the reservation of the "Croatan Fraernal
Union Scholarship Foundation, Inc" from the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania that day. non-prof corpor
alton about to be formed with various ncorporators To-
tion will be devoted exclusively to the collecting and
mulatng of funds and disbursng the to worthy
bers of the Croaan Fratena Union of America who apply
for scholarship assistance in accordance with the policy
announced by the Supreme Board.
It hoped that ax-exemption status will be accorded
the Corporation under the provisions of the Internal Reve
Code The Corporation will have the usual fuctions and
powers granted by the laws of the Commonwealth of Penn
will be the recipient of many donations and funds from
ny sources and such will be in position to grant more
aid to worthy students who apply for scholarship assistance
The Corporation will be by it's Board of Di-
rectors and by various committees that would be
the purpose In this manner all deserving students would
have an equal opportunity the benefits of this
long-range program.
Participation in the work of this Foundation will be
terests membership of the Croatan Fraterna Union
The need for trained educated and cultured personnel
learned in the arts and in the professions has been
apparent than it today This Foundation will be ded
cated to the sole principle of providing and building big
and stronger nucleus of intelligent leadership and ci
tizenry.
Further details will appear in subsequent issues of the
"Zajednicar."
At this point suggestion of the Supreme President
the order Of business interrupted and he introduced
representatives of the Lpschuz Organization father and
who operate Embarrassing enterprise through the sale
of Christmas cards for fratenas and other organizations
and who would be willing to do the for the benefit of
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-15
Stephen F. Brkich, Recording Secretary


The Supreme President brother " I. Mandch, called
the meeting to order All supreme officers and officials
present. with the exception of the Legal Counselor.
Next in the order of business the report of the
Superintendent of the Chidrens Home, brother Sarch
which read by brother Bella and then by brother Man
dich After the reading the report laid aside for later
action.
Brother Bella read the extensive report of the Actuary
regarding the financial standing and business of the So
cety The report interesting and followed by ques
ons for better understanding which all supreme officers
took part the report afforded true picture of the So
cietys business and it's progress.
In order the acceptance of the report of the Sec
ond Vice President brother Milan Vranes He again read his
report in regards changes requested by brother Mandch
There followed discussion of the report, in which all
present at the meeting took part which took considerable
time, and after thorough discussion, brother Nikola Hi
Mich recommended that brothers Vanes and Mandch meet
and mutually resolve the controversial matters contained
in the report
Brother Bazdarich, presiding the meeting, asked
brothers Mandch and Vranes if they ready for
ference and discussion Both consented the meeting Since
getting late the Chairman brother Bazdarch closed
the meeting which to continue in the afternoon
Philip Vulelich Recording Secretary
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-19

These prices effective Thursday, De-
eember 10 thru Tuesday. December
"a. 1857. Except produce prices
which are subject TO daily market
changes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-19

Safeway Gift Orders E Y. f.s Fl 6s:: s S..
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-09

whole individual bottles An automatic
also been added aid the shopper
Highest quality stock may throughout
Guiding the best imported Along
available information and recipes
Another feature the lovely party department housing
and other items complete that special party.
Not only has Mr. Jansen considered
drivers servcng adding
basement handling As a
touch customers Mr. installed
checout counters and two registers to speed the
Ed in he
retail business the years Originally
moved complete foods la45
prompted selling years
later This modern
planning and effort his very
wife Irene wellesley are
the
the Jansen family dates back almost a century.
shopping eight eight Monday through FRI
day, p. m, Saturdays
The public invited
community the Liquor Selby =
$685.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-09
Who's Who
Who's New
Where's To Go
Whuf'sTo Do
ct. Paul
Cpotlight
BY MILDRED JORDAN

MAZINGo
WITH WRITING .. / begin my experience
only hope well my predecessor Mildred
Jordan
WEDNESDAY, MIR AND MRS Joseph Curtis with their daugh-
ter Mrs Tommy Hickman her moored from
city Kansas The Curts enjoyed the
675 Fuller left Friday morning California.
Tommy city a week. after
which win Wayne University Detroit Michigan.
TEENAGER Joyce simms daughter Mr.. and Mrs William
CLANCY 673 Fuller spend Spokane Washington
guest Joyce your first
trip west!
SPEAKING or SPOKANE, the Mrs. Parker
Los Angeles California until years made
Spokane the the guest
Mrs ollye Gum 1888 Iglehart
FROM ALL APPEARANCES, those who annual
Cotton Ball Midway
had very enjoyable evening
VISITORS FROM BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Mrs Bggs
and her niece Faye Guce Mrs Bggs visiting her husband Tsg
James Bggs and will be St Paul They
guests Of Mrs. Matte 767 Anthony
The trip, which included Philadelphia City
they arrived Minnesota graduation present
who graduated high year
Tusegee Institute month plans major physical
education.