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Evening star., 1957-12-18
nv DICK TIERNEY

Jack Maddox may not match
Tom Brown and Bob Daniels in
scoring at MONTGOMERY Blair
High School. but he has some-
thing just as important to the
Blazers basketball team--his
height.
Following Blair's thrilling 46-
a. victory over previously un-
beaten Western yesterday at
Silver Spring. Blazer Coach Ed
Moffatt said that Maddox. 3
6-foot-S senior. Is definitely
the key to a successful season
for Blair.
Blair. the Maryland BIZ -Coun-
ty League defending champion
and runner-up for the State
title last year. was making its
seasonal debut. AS expected.
veterans Brown and Daniels
carried the load. scoring % and
i3 points. respectively. against
. tough Raider team which
Evening star., 1957-12-18
WITH THE
HIGH SCHOOLS.

and son OF Jerry Gerich. prin-
cipal Of Washington-Lee High,
is a hurdler, broad jumper and
high jumper on the track team,
and holds the State title in the
latter event.
But the mainstays are Lock-
man. Schweikardt and Ter
williger. Only one thing seems
to be wrong. None Of the
three. thus far, has shown any
indication Of being q take
charge" player.
I'VE need someone who can
take over when the going gets
rough and settle the team
down." Robinson said. 80 far
we haven't come up with the
type suitable for the job"
Although Robinson won't
commit himself. he seems to
think Lee might be the answer
when he returns to action.
Lee presently is on crutches,
the result Of a blood clot in
the calf Of his left leg. Prob
ably the fastest on the squad,
Lee isn't expected to be ready
until the Washington-Lee game,
January 10.
Evening star., 1957-12-18
Mt. Vernon Wins
In Final Seconds

Roy Simms drove through
George Washington High
Schools defense 70 score Q
basket with Is seconds re-
naming and give Mount Ver-
non High School q $685. victory
in q Northern Virginia Group
I game last night at Mount
Vernon.
It was the second time with
in q week that Mount Vernon
won IN the last 80 seconds,
They beat Falls Church last
Friday on Q late basket by
Bob Byrd.
Carlton Ridgley gave CIV
q 1884 lead with 40 seconds
to 60 on q pair Of foul shots
before Simms scored the win-
ming basket.
Doug crupper and George
Barnes led the CIV scoring
with Is and l6 points. respee-
lively. while Bob McCord
scored 10 for Mount Vernon.
George Elgin scored IS points
to lead Annandale to a 66-4s
victory over Fairfax in a North
ern Virginia Group I game last
night at Fairfax.
Fairfax took q 1921 first-
quarter lead. but Annandale's
Doug Etka got hot in the Sec
ond period and scored all nine
/ OF his points to help the VIC
Evening star., 1957-12-18
DeMaiha Star
Continues 10
SET Rot Pace

Ernie Cage. who has beer
setting . toErid pace for De-
Matha. scored Is points u
lead his team to q 6s-4l vic.
tory over Wilson yesterday al
DeMatha.
The 6-foot-3 seniors e.
point outburst came on the
heels Of q 2l-point perform
ance against Norfolk Catho-
lie Friday and a 35-point
splurge against Mount St
Joseph's of Baltimore Sunday
Cage now sports a 27-poin;
average in five games,
Cage scored all Of his points
on field goals early in the first
half. He was replaced in the
third period.
DeMatha built q 40-l5 half
time lead and then coasted to
its third win in five games
Wilson. playing its first game
Of the season, was led by
Sammy Mcwilliams. who scored
10 points.
Evening star., 1957-12-18
Dawson Set to Sturt
For SteeIers Sunday

PITTSBURGH. Dec. IS P1.
Coach Buddy Parker plans
TO start Rookie Len Dawson at
quarterback in the Pittsburgh
6teeleIs' windup against the
Cardinals In Chicago Sunday.
Dawson. who starred at Pur-
due before joining the Steelers,
has seen limited service this
season. He started against the
Philadelphia Eagles a few
weeks ago but, was lifted after
committing q costly tumble.
Evening star., 1957-12-18
ByboB HANSON

When George Washington
High School Of alexandria lost
In the semifinals Of the State
basketball tournament last
March at Richmond there was
the feeling among some that
1t wasn't the best representa-
tive from The Northern Dis
trict.
The Presidents. who were
knocked out Of the tourney BY
Virginia Of BRISTOL, were the
only team from upstate, but
possibly the better club re-
mained at home.
That would be Wakefield,
despite the fact CIV went
through the league unbeaten
and finished the season with
q 2l-0 record.
Such talk was heard in the
wake Of GW's tourney loss and
came during a gathering Of
coaches. newspapermen and
tournament officials in a suite
Of the. Hotel Richmond.
At a time like that. talk was
loose and not everybody was
buying the Wakefield story.
But this Is another season
and last years skeptics may b
sold on the Warriors from Ar
linaton before many more
weeks.
| Coach Robbie Robinson. an
astute follower Of the game,
starts his fifth year at Wake
field. He Is handling a veteran
team. but is quick TO point out
he doesn't look for it to DOM
mate the Northern Virginia
League as CIV did last season
mo team is likely to go un-
beaten in the league this time.
Robinson reflected. recalling
lGW's l4-0 record. There Is
much more balance and At least
q half dozen OF the 10 teaml
should be in contention"
4 Robinson. without too much
lprodding. admitted Wakefield
should be in the running. With
only three regulars lost by grad.
uation. the Warriors should be
in the thick OF the race all the
way.
Dennis Hill. John Hotter anc
Al Lederle are gone. But Rob-
linson has in Dave Lockman
Gar Schweikhardt and Ror
Terwilliger a trio that can hold
its own against any club.
Il HR&
Lockman and Schweikhardt
both are 6-foot-4. Terwilliger i,
6-foot-2. All three are seniors
Lockman. like Terwilliger. play
both inside and outside and ha,
all the shots. Schweikhardl
stays mainly inside and is the
top rebounder Of the three.
There are others: Jim Simp.
son, Terry Trahan. Jerry Ger.
ich and Ron Lee. to name q
few. Gerich. 6-foot-3 junior
Evening star., 1957-12-18
Laurel Game OFF
Due to Vundulism

The Laurel High School
basketball game with Suitland
at Suitland yesterday was
called of and the remainder
OF Laurel's schedule has been
tentatively Cancelled. according
to L. B. Rowland. Laurel prin-
cipal.
Howland said the action was
taken after some students. not
representative Of the student
body" broke windshield wipers
and put gravel in gas tanks
after a game with Sherwood
last Friday.
Rowland added that the re-
mainder OF Laurel's schedule
probably would be completed
since the situation is clearing
up satisfactorily.
Evening star., 1957-12-18
Johnson Scores Koyo

TOLEDO. Ohio. Dec. Is lF
Harold johnson. the No.
Zig h t-heavyweight contender
from Philadelphia. knocked oui
Sid Peaks. Of Louisville. KY.
last night in 2:58 Of the nth
round Of a scheduled To-
rounder at the Sports Arena
It was the 29-year-old john
sons seth victory against eight
losses.
Evening star., 1957-12-18
COLONIALS

Continued From rage C-l
come as the season progresses.
or it may be proved that the
new 5-second rule will open up
the game. There has been
some talk both about outlaw
ing the zone and putting in a
24-secohd shooting rule such as
the pros have.
In last nights game II made
little difference what defense
Wake Forest was using because
its own offense wasn't clicking.
The Deacons had one stretch Of
Q minutes and 10 seconds just
before halftime when they
didn't score a point. Wake
Forest also was beaten Of the
backboards consistently by CIV.
Bill Telasky Of CIV played his
best game in quite some time.
both on defense and offense.
and topped scorers with 10
s.AtsNN
Evening star., 1957-12-18
WESTERN SPILLED
Maddox Holds Key
To BIoir's Fortunes

came from behind twice to take
q l2-ll lead In the second
quarter and q 44-43 edge with q
minute and q half remaining In
the game
But Moffatt had his eve on
Maddox and was pleased with
what he saw. Maddox showed
me that he can rebound" the
coach said. IF he'd only get
q little rougher we'd be In busi-
ness, With Maddox and DAM
iels y6-foot-N and Brown Co.
footl we could control the back
boards"
Maddox is up from the
Junior varsity team which he
led in scoring and rebound
ing last year. He grabbed only
i've rebounds against Western
as compared with Browns II
and Daniels 10. and scored foui
points. But. he turned IN ar
outstanding defensive game
Playing out. Of Blair's zone de.
Tense. Maddox spent most oi
his time guarding Frank Neal
Westerns high-scoring ace
who was held to eight points.
Blair rolled to an LIS first-
quarter lead. But. as the Sec
ond period opened Jim Conner
scored three quick points onc
Neal added two field goals q
give Western q l2-ll edge.
Blair took the lead again or
two free throws by Brown and
by halftime held Q l5-i2 mar.
gin in . game that emphasized
bali control.
After Blair held q slim lead
throughout the third quarter
Western rallied and took IL,
44-43 final-period edge on two
free shots by Connor. who LED
his team In scoring with II
points.
Western went into q stall
which looked good until Charlie:
(Reds) Pryor intercepted q pas:
with 80 seconds remaining II
play and raced for the basket
He missed the shot. but Blair
rebounded and seconds Later
Brown drew a foul and made
good on two charity shots u
give Blair a 45-44 edge. Dam
ielS ended the scoring with q
foul goal in the final seconds
It was Westerns FIRST loss In
three games.
Evening star., 1957-12-18
BY DICK sLAY

by DICK SLAY
Bucky Pryor demonstrated
last night In q 5s-3e romp over
Mclean how much he win be
missed at Hammond High
School when he graduates In
February. An Ail-suburban
Virginia end last football sea.
son, he may be even better or
the basketball court.
Pryor pumped In ~ points
against Mclean. two short oi
the school record he set last
winter. and played a fine game
lin the rebounding. defensive
and fast-hreak phases. too.
However. reserve players like
Eddie Doran, Mike Grafieo and
the Jones twins. Arnold and
Ronnie. figure to keep Ham
mond in contention for the
Northern Virginia Group
League championship wher
Pryor leaves. Arnold Jones still
is nursing Q football injury
Graffeo Is Q new boy who
moved In from Boston.
I
1t was the Admirals' height
and a switching man-for-mar
defense which dumped Mclean
a victor over Groveton lasI
Friday in its opener. Barr,
Keenan, was about all thu
Eagles had on the baekboards
but his 6-foot-4 frame wa
overwhelmed too often BY Bol
/ Warsing, 6-foot-5. Pryor ant
Tom Scott. 6-foot-2. and Mix,
Vopatek. 6-foot-l.
Mclean hit five Of It's firsi
six shots for q l0-t lead. Bul
Pryor scored i've points In q row
at the start Of the second quar-
tier to give Hammond the ad.
vantage for good at 1915. Nc
Lean was held to seven points II
the second quarter and eight II
each Of the last two.
| Vopatek followed Pryor IL
scoring with Is points and Bob
by Mitchell. smallest Of thu
starters at 5-foot-ll. sank IL
/ keenan, got IL for Mclean ant
little Al Bagramian 10.
Hammond. which beat st
Stephens in a previous game
runs up against Wakefield Fri
day night. Although Wakefield.
lost TO Highland Springs las
might. Coach Tip Downing o
Hammond said. I'VE still thinl
Wakefield is the power Of tht
league. along with Washing
! ton-Lee."
Evening star., 1957-12-18
Eastern Wins
|ButCoachFi Find,
A Major Flaw
BY JIM CAwOOD

Most basketball coaches pray
for q team that can run. but
Coach Bobby Hart Of Eastern
wishes his team would stop run
ming so much.
"We're a speedy team. which
makes US particularly suited ID
q fast break" Hart said after
Watching Eastern defeat Dun
bar. e4-6e. yesterday at Eastern
But some Of my players think
you can't do anything but run
with the ball. We have TO learn
how to pass sharply on the fast
break.
"As 1t is. we're not passing
enough. and when we do. w
give the ball away. Once w
correct that fault. I think wei
do real well. I'm very happy
about this ball club"
The Ramhlers gave Hart
good reason for happiness BY
coming from behind yesterday
in the third quarter. Trailinl
4e-46. Eastern scored nine
straight points TO take the
lead. IS
The I'VE Eastern starters hit
In the double figures as the
Ramblers made a phenomenal
35 Of 70 shots. Bernie Chavi'
was high with 81 points fol.
lowed by Jimmy Jones with
Is. and James Thomas with
II. Thomas grabbed l6 re-
bounds. tops for the game
while Chavis had IL.
Lamont Lawson. Dunbar'i
fine pivot man. made II Of q
shots and added five fres
throws for q total Of ~ points
high for the game.
It was Dnnbar's first los,
after two wins. Eastern lost
to Bulls Prep and Cardoza.
Evening star., 1957-12-18

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Dec
10 R.-Yale doctors yesterday
told Coach Joe vancisin his Ivy
League champion basketball
team will have to get along
without Gerry Gylnne, q g.
foot-l0 newcomer at center.
Unspecified medical reasons
were given.
Evening star., 1957-12-18
Bell Overpowers
Chamberlain. 60-53

AL Moorman finally got some
help in the scoring column for
Chamberlain High School on
a 2l-point effort by Charles
Coleman. But II was to nc
avail as Bell controlled the
backboards and won. 60-53. yes
terday at jefferson Junior High
School.
Norman, who scored l6
points. has been carrying Cham
berlain for two years. This was
the first game during that
period that he received any
help. Coleman has been in
creaSing his scoring steadily
this season and Coach Ed
Crawford expects his team 10
improve with the added scor-
ing punch. Walt Markward
netted 81 for Bell.
Hillary Brown scored 81
points to lead Cardoza High
School 70 its fourth straight
victory Of the season over HoR-
man-Boston. 1850. yesterday
at Cardoza.
The defending city cham
pious controlled the backboards
and led all the way. Richard
Scott added II points to Car
doza's total while Ernest Cep-
has scored % points for Hon.
man-Boston. now "a.
Bob johnson scored 20 points
to lead Armstrong to q $40
victory over Luther jackson
yesterday at Luther Jackson.
Johnson contributed 10 Of hts
points In the first quarter as
the victors raced to- q 20-i2
lead.
Evening star., 1957-12-18

tors build . 34-27 halftime
margin.
Jerry Gable had 10 points foI
the Atoms while Fairfax's Walt
Pendley scored n points.
Washington-Lee High School
outscored Falls Church. liza IN
the final period TO win 4l-2o In
10 Northern Virginia Group
league game last night at Falli
Church.
| Weldon Eddins and Ker
Sanders scored nine Of the II
points In the fourth period and
ended up one-two In the scor.
ling. Eddins collected Is points
Sanders had Is.
| John Booth scored l3 points
to lead Falls Church as high
scoring Keith Holman was held
to q lone basket.
| Highland Springs High
School Of Henrico County. Va.
handed Wakefield its first los
of the season, $40 last nigh
at Wakefield.
/ Wakefield moved into q 43.
% tie with four minutes re.
manning in the game but High.
land Springs pulled away u
notch It's third straight win
Wakefield Is now 81.
Ron Terwilliger led tho
Wakefield scorers with II
points. Herb Moore Of High.
land Springs took individua
scoring honors with 10 points
George Mason. Marshall
Warrenton and RappahannocI
High Schools chalked up vic
tories in Virginia Group II
District Q league games las
night.
George Mason (2-O) gaines
a 1886 victory over Nokesvill
on q basket by Tony Hodge
with less than three minute
to go In the game. Hodges lei
George Mason with 10 point
; while Kendall Cowne and Cor
don Mayhugh each netted i
for Nokesville.
Marshall defeated GARFIELD
(2-D behind q 26-point effor
by Roy Sisk. John Mahaer leI
; Garfield with Is points.
Rappahannock defeatel
Herndon 63-49 at Rappahan
mock for its third straight wir
Bill Devers scored 81 point
for the victors while Bill
Sasher collected IA for Hern
don, now lei.
Warrenton defeated Loudoul
, County. 47-40. at Warrentol
after rolling to a 24-l5 half
, time lead.
Osbourn dropped a 57-40 de
cision to its alumni last nigh
for its third straight loss.
Parker-Gray defeated Pomon
key. 1887. last night at Pc
monkey. Clifford Harris lie,
the yictors by scoring 10 points
II Of them coming as FIRE,
throws.
Evening star., 1957-12-18
.B-CC Wins lst,
Beating Coolidge

Bethesda Chevy Chase won
its tirst game Of the season
yesterday. trouncing Coolidge.
63-45. at Coolidge. The Barons
had previously dropped three
straight games.
Bucky Brumbaugh scored Is
points and Bob Bryan added IL
for B-CC.
Winless Coolidge t0-9 was
paced by Billy Rosensky who
netted IL points and Fred
Spicer who hit for 10.
Walter johnson High School
came from behind in the Anal
period to win its third straight
game Of the season. 5l-45.
over Howard County In q tight
battle yesterday at Walter
johnson.
The Trojans outscored How
ard County 1873 in the fourth
period after being down 37-32
after three periods. Bill Woot-
ton Of Walter johnson and
Cecil Perkins Of Howard each
had 16 points.
Wheaton won its second
game against no defeats, GOAL.
over Sherwood yesterday on the
losers court.
ROGER Richards and George
Woods each scored II points
for Wheaton while diminutive
Jack Mertens netted 20 for
Sherwood t2-2l. The victors
held q 24-o halftime lead.
Gaithershure High School
coasted to . 1922 victory over
Poolesville yesterday at CATH
ersburg behind the sharpshoot-
ing Of Carl Shipley and Bobby
Costello.
Shipley scored 20 points on
setups by Costello. who found
time to score II points himself.
Louis Abrahams scored IL
points and Danny Dennison
added IL to lead Damascus to
Ia 44-37 victory over Mount
Airy yesterday at Damascus
The victors remained unde-
feated I4-0) and Mount Airy
stands at l-2.
Gwynn Park overcame a 81
l2l halftime lead by Calvert
County to chalk UP It's third
win Of the season. 50-45. last
night at Calvert County, Ricky
owens scored 10 points TO lead
the victors.
Charlotte Hall defeated
Ryken. 6l-47. yesterday al
Leonardtown. Md. and boosted
its record to 30. Bob Graham
scored 81 points for the victor'
while Bill Henry added 10 and
John Hudson IL.
Unbeaten Lackey defeated
Frederick Sasscer, 44-4i. yes.
terday at Frederick Sasscer
Tom Reese scored II points Il
lead Lackey to a 20 record
Sasscer has a l-2 mark.
High Point led all the way IL
chalking up a 1929 victory owe
Richard Montgomery YESTERDAY
at High Point.
Evening star., 1957-12-18
Johnnies Edged
ByGW Frosh

st. Johns dropped a 1914
decision to the George WASH
ington University Jayvees last
night at Uline arena.
CIV. maintaining q slim lead
throughout the first half. went
out at intermission with a 47-40
lead. In the third quarter the
Cadets turned the pressure on
CIV and led $3.50 at the end
Of the period. Thereafter the
game was nip and tuck.
Bill Ingram led CIV with 23
points while Devin Doolan
scored "a for st. Johns. Mike
Mccarthy added 20 for the
Cadets.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 10 (Spe-
ciaD Baltimore Friends de-
feated st. Albans Of Washing
ton, d. c.. 5e-5l. in an Inter-
scholastic Athletic Association
opener for both teams.
Friends put on a third-Quar-
ter sDur. behind the shooting
OF Bill Sstlcy to tuck the game
out of reach for the Saints.
Satlcy fini-hed with rs points
to lead ell scorers while Jerry
LYMAN topped St. Adams with
IS.
Buzzy Rastable scored II
points to pace Landon to
'51-25 victory over Priory yes
terday at Landon.
George Manger added II
points and Bill Avery IL for
Landon in the season opener.
Gallaudet Prep scored its
fourth straight victory Of the
season with a 6l-35 win over
Mackin High School yesterday
at Mackin.
Evening star., 1957-12-18
SemifinuI Games Tonight
In Quontico Cage Tourney

at 1880 pm. and West Chester
State meeting Baldwin Wallace
at 3:l5 pm.
Evening star., 1957-12-18
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL

RESULTS YESTERDAY
s:s:;s.I: sss:ss.i: g g u...., j..s::. ;!: +; ;s
Bell 90 ChamberlaIn 81
Bethesda -ch. ca. e3 ceslidse IS
CSses.s ~ Hshman-p pcssen ss
Damascus - ------- Mount Airy 3:
DsssIsss 81 upp,r MarIbsrs IS
Carver Of Reekville 81
osisa.r.ssrs is as 80 Posie.sii.s SGI e e
Gailaudet FREQ 81 ----- Maekin IS
Geerge Mason sc N0kesville 35
cserss Washinsten unlvssslty ~ -
S.y.a Park SO Calvert S:sa,y s1s 1
HlEhlana spriugs 81 Wakefield ~
Hieh Point ~ Rich. Mentaomery -
Laekey - Frederick Sasseer ~
Landon 81 Priery 20
Manassas Resienai ss .
PaiEe-Iaeksoa ~
Marshall 50 Garfield 90
MonteomeFy Blair t6 Western a.
Mentsemery Blair ~ n
Rappa ha nasck CT Herndoa ~
walter johnson 81 Howard Cts. -
MaFreuten ~ Laudoun CITY. 20
Mashinrtea-Lse a FAILS church ~
Wheaton 90 sherwood IL
GAMES TODAY
Phelps At Fairment Heiehts, Z.
81 Jehn's al BladensburE. :.
W.. G. Taylor 81 LeesburG Dougiass,
7:3O.
GAMES TOMORROW
George Mason 81 81. stephens, b:t5.
Ia Plata at 81. Mary's, 2.
Chamberlain at Roosevelt. $50.
Tech at DeMathA. $50
Alumni At Coolidge. $50.
Alumni ~ Luther jackson. 1:5o.
Alumni 81 Wilson, $3.50.
Alumni ~ Surrattsvtsle. u.
81. Johns at GeorgetoWn Froah, ESQ.
Andrev Jaekssn at Manassas Rssienal,
1:30.
Evening star., 1957-12-18

Parker-Gray defeated Pomon-
key. 1887. last night at Po-
monkey. Clifford Harris led
the victors by scoring 10 points.
II Of them coming as free
throws.
Evening star., 1957-12-18
Pryor Makes Hammond
{ Contender for Crown

tors build . s4-27 halftimc
margin.
Jerry Gable had 10 points for
the Atoms while Fairfax's Walt
Pendley scored n points.
Evening star., 1957-12-18

Louis Abrahams scored 13
points and Danny Dennison
added IL to lead Damascus to
IA 44-37 victory over Mount
Airy yesterday at Damascus.
The victors remained unde-
feated t4-0J and Mount Airy
stands at 1-2.
Evening star., 1957-12-18

.hree Eames.
Evening star., 1957-12-18

Gwynn Park overcame a 27-
2l halftime lead by Calvert
County to chalk UP It's third
win Of the season. 50-45. last
night at Calvert County, Ricky
owens scored 10 points TO lead
the victors.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-05-23
Plans Underway
To Organize Adult
Softball League

Plans have been announced for
an adult sOftball league during
the coming summer under the
auspices of the Browning Youth
Club. This league will operate
so that each team will have an
opportunity to play once each
week
Any group desiring to organ
izc a team is welcome to enter
this league. Several teams are
expected from Browning and 9TH
crs arc encouraged to Join from
outlying areas such as Starr
School and Heart Butte.
Game balls will be furnished
by the Youth Club. Other equip
mcnt such as bats. gloves and
practice balls should be furnish.
cd by the team
Official organization of this
league under the direction of Roy
Buffalo will take place at the
Tribal Office next Monday. May
~, at 8 p. m. Each team dcsir.
ing to be in the league should
have a representative present at
that time
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-05-23
Suspected Car Thief
Valves Hearing

4 man known as Willie Big
head was unprecedented by FEEDER.
al officers for the alleged theft
OF a car owned by Paul lIarwood.
The car had been reported
stolen from the Cowboy Inn at
Mcriw ether on the Blarkrcct res
crva,ion.
Bighcad waived a preliminary
nearing before United States
Commissioner William Bcrcovich
and bond was set al $500. Big
Head was bound over TO the Fed.
. Cral Court.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-05-23
Two Servicemen
Complete Recruit Traininq

San Diego. Calfornia-Darrcll
d. LaBuff. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex LaBuff. of Browning, Mon.
tana. and Frank l.. Tromblcy. Jr,
son of Mr. and Mrs Frank from.
bley. of Browning. completed re.
cruit training May 9, at the Mar.
inc Corps Recruit Depot. San
Diego. California.
The ll-wcck course included
instruction in all the basic mill.
tary subjects and the firing of
all basic infantry weapons.
Upon completion of training
new Marines are assigned to a
unit for further infantry training
or to one of the many Marine
Corps schools.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-05-23
Real Estate DeadIine
For Paying Taxes Is
Only Five Days AWAY

According to Minnie Fink, Gla-
cicr County Treasurer, there are
only five days left in which to
pay the second half of the 1856
real estate taxes. After the June
lst dcadllnc, taxes will become
delinquent and penalty and in.
tcrcst will be charged.
Personal taxes arc due when
the notice is received and are
supposed to be paid at that time.
745 tax notices have been mailed
up to this time and more arc be.
ing mailed daily.
Court House hours are from 8
a. m. to ) p. m. daily, except Sat.
urday on which day they are clos.
ed.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-20

l3-FOOT boat, fibre glass bottom, with
trailer, 20-h.p. Mercury motor, with
electric starter, remote control, ac-
cessories. 1927 East 337th ST., VIII.
2-6592.