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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-02-21
CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE

CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE
The andersigned SUPERINTENDENTl
OF INSURANCE. OF THE STATE OF,
! OHIO, hereby certinas thaa CON-
NECTICUT INDEMNITY COMPANY.
THE, whose principal ofIice 10 located
81 NEW HAVEN, State ~ CONNEcTI-l
ICUT. has complied with the laws OF
this state applicable to IL and ri
authorized during the current year 60
transact In this state Its appropriate
business Of Insurance.
/ Its financial condition - shown BY tta
annual statement TO have been a. fol-
! lows on December 81. 1855 Aggregate
amount Of available assets, t1S,e6S.~
! s2s 40: Aggregate amount of liabilities
, (except capitaD. including reinsurance !
reserve. tl3.i4s.442.o7; Net assets. Se.-t
b1l, l,4S7s2 Amount OF actual paid-up
capital. $500. 600. 90: Surplus tb,o1l..
4s7.62: Income for the year. t10.s8s,- |
252.6O; Expsnditurss for the year.
l1.oS1.ss2sA
! IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have
hereunto subscribed my name and
caused my seal to be affixed at Column
bus. Ohio, this day and date. August
Pryatel, Superintendent of Insurance of /,
Ohio July l. 1866. (SeaD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27
West Virginio's Streak
On Line Against VPI

passes against the Cavaliers,
and Anastasio broke a school
record with a 78-yard punt,
and made an almost impossible
catch on a 62-yard pass play
that gave West Virginia its lone
touchdown.
Conner Heads Attack
Virginia Techs offense I'M
doubtedly will feature Bobby
Conner. a pile-driving. 205-
pound fullback, who picked up
1856 yards against Tulane. But
the Gobblers also have a couple
of nifty halfbacks in Ray Eng
land and speedy Jay Whietesell
and a squad Of quarterbacks
headed by Jimmy Luyar, sll-
conference signal caller
An added feature tomorrow
will be the halftime presenta-
ton of the Southern Conference
athlete of the year" award to
Hot Rod" Hundley, West Vir-
ginia's All-American basket
ball player, who has just been
released from military service.
Hundley is scheduled to join
the Minneapolis Lakers pro
basketball team next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27

Continued From Page CT
Sherman held him out Just t.
make sure.
CIV beat The Citadel, 200
last year after being held score
less the first half. The Bull
dogs have most Of last years
important players back, plus
some promising newcomers
and Coach Eddie league has
brought a squad of 80 To
Washington.
This is homecoming fol-
league. in his first year as a
head coach. He's an Eastern
High School grid product who
later played at North Carolina,
and was an assistant coach
under Jim Tatum at Maryland
and Carolina.
Tied Newberry
The Bulldogs opened last
week with a scoreless tie against
Newberry. Among the players
who made an impression then
and who may be worth watch
ing tonight are Paul MCGUIRE
a big end from Youngstown
Ohio; Bill Hughes. a sophomore
halfback from Greenwood
S. c., and Bob Schwartz. 9
triple-threat quarterback from
Jersey City.
Also with The Citadel are
two Alexandria boys-Tackl'
Wayne Stewart, who was on the
All-Northern Virginia high
school team two years ago, anC
Halfback Bob Sisson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27
Virqinio Is Determined
To Upset Fovored Duke

DURHAM. N. c.. Sept. 81
(SpeciaD The University Of
Virginia football team faces
Duke here tomorrow deter
mined to make it q highly in
teresting afternoon for the
team picked to rule the At
lantic Coast Conference.
Encouraged by a performance
that tied West Virginia and
surprised the so-called experts
the Cavaliers have convinced
themselves they are not going
to be easy for Duke this year
The Blue Devils routed Vir-
GINA, 40-7, last year.
Duke has been called an
1812-point favorite' in some
quarters. but coach Bill Muir
ray has cautioned his players
not to expect the same easy
time they had against the Cav
alters last season. They're all
tough now" Murray says.
The Blue Devils also opened
last week. beating South Caro-
lima. 26-14, in an ACC game
Two young men who played
their high school ball in Wash
ington are expected to take
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27
MARYLAND
Continued From Page C,

OVON rum Nc vi
Bob Pope are said to be as good
as any two in the Conference.
Maryland. which relied on
Dick Lewis and HOWE Dare for
most of its yardage last week,
is expected to show q more
varied offense against the
Wolfpack. Ted Kershner. Bob
Layman and Jim Halter will
be the Terps' biggest threats in
addition to Lewis and Dare.
Shaffer Goes to End
Maryland has one lineup
change, with Ron Shaffer re-
placing AL Beardsley at left end.
Beardsley is out for the season.
Tackle Kurt Schwarz and
Guard Tom Gunderman, Mary
lands other sophomore starters,
solidif1ed their starting roles
despite lack Of experience
against the Aggies last week.
The Wolfpack features the
multiple offense, and according
to Scout John Idzik of Mary
land they're prepared to run
any play in football from any
formation.
The State team viii arrive at
Union Station at ESQ this aft
ernoon. work out at Byrd Sta
dunn. and stay at the Dupont
Plaza Hotel. Maryland, as
usual. will forego q pregame
practice.
The game will be broadcast
over WTOP by Dan Daniels and
Arch Mcdonald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27
By a star Stan Correspondent


MORGANTOwN, w. Va,
Sept. GA couple Of second
stringers will get a chance for
West Virginia against Virginia
Tech here tomorrow in a game
the experts think may decide
the 1857 Southern Conference
championship.
Coach Art Lewis moved
Chuck Billak, a sophomore,
ahead of Tom Domen at GEN.
ter. and put Jim Hillen, a 200
pound junior, at Paul Shar-
kady's tackle spot. Sharkady
injured a knee in last weeks
6-6 tie with Virginia. but seems
sufficiently recovered.
A six-point favorite. even
though VPI edged Tulane last
week, 1913, West Virginia has
a 21-game conference winning
streak. The MountaineeIs are
the only conference rival Tech
Coach Frank Moseley hasn't
beaten since taking charge of
the Gobblers in 1851. A VPI
victory not onIy would end
West Virginia's five-year DOM
ination but virtually would as
sure the Virginians of an I'M
beaten season, for this is re-
garded as their toughest game.
First Meeting Since '53
This is supposed to be a big
year for both elevens, and VPI
has pointed for tomorrow's
meeting since the start of prac-
tice. The teams have not met
since 1858. when West Vir-
ginia won. 1877. at Rluefleld.
The Mountaineers also won in
1852. PIT, and have a 5-1 edge
in the series.
West Virginia's co-captains
for the game will be the heroes
of last weeks tie with Virginia,
Quarterback Mickey Trimarki
and Halfback Ralph Anastasio.
Trimarki completed six of eight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27
Howard Due
To Be Choice
In Opener

Howard University's football
team will be a one-touchdowr
favorite tomorrow when II
opens its season with a game
against st. Paul's Poly at Law
renceville. Va.
Howard had q AS record last
year while st. Paul won only
once in nine starts. The two
last met in 194l.
Actually, Towards prospects
are almost unknown as it starts
its SD season of varsity foot
ball. The Bisons will be using
a new offense directed by a
new quarterback under the
guidance of a new coach.
George Big Factor
Coach Bob White, who comes
to Howard from Elizabeth City
IN. Co. State Teachers College,
where his teams won four
Eastern intercollegiate Ath-
letic Conference titles in as
many years, has installed the
tight or straight-T offense.
This will be a new pattern for
Howard veterans who have run
from the single-wing and
split-T during the last three
years.
The success or failure Of the
offense will depend primarily
on the new Howard quarter
back. Tanner George. a 5-foot-
8, 150-pound sophomore from
Memphis. George was a men,
Der Of the 1856 squad, but sat
out the entire season. His per-
Torrance in preseason drills
has shown him to be an adept
field general. but his passing
has been below par.
Other members of tomor-
rows starting backfield are Art
VanBrakle and Jim Habron al
halfbacks and Bob Brown al
fullback. VanBrakle and Brown
were starters last year, while
Habron, a 160-pound speedster
from Pleasantville, N. j., saw
only limited service.
Veteran Line
Up front. The Bisons will
field a veteran line. It is made
up of Ends Milt Buck and Ken
Washington. Tackles Sid Banks
and Reggie Taylor. Guards Ed
Peoples and Carl Rainey and
Center George Roberts. All are
lettermen except Rainey who
sat out most of last season.
Towards second-string back
field. which is expected to play
as a unit. is made up Of first
year men. 1t consists Of Quar-
terback Charlie Smith Of Dun
bar High. Halfbacks Otto Beat
ty of Columbus, Ohio. and
Maurice Shirley Of Cardozo
High. and Fullback Jerry Dan
of of Coolidge High.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27

Because .. the new English-built
Ford parks in places most cars must
pass up, Scoots through time-wasting
traffic snarls. It's dependable. And its
sturdy engine has plenty Of 60 for any
emergency call.
The English-built Ford Is the sensi-
bic size car for the doctors family, too
-. in fact, for everybody. Plenty of
road space outside, roomy Clide-ride
comfort for the entire family insideI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27

leading roles. Jim Bakhtiar,
former Western and Bulls full
back, once more is figured to do
a major share Of the ball carry
ing for Virginia. He carried SO
yards in 20 carries last week
in a game that ended, 6-6, with
Virginia knocking at the door
in the final seconds.
George Dutrow, former stand
out with Mckinley Tech High,
will start at right halfback
for the Blue Devils. Dutrow
carried IL times for Sc yards
against South Carolina.
Starting for Virginia will be
three others from the WASH
ington area in End Pat Whit
aker, AAC pole vault champion
and record holder from Mount
Vernon High; Center Scott
Teunis from st. Johns and the
veteran tackle, Harold Outten
Of George Washington.
Miss Virginia." Becky Lee.
and Miss North Carolina, I"
Elaine Herndon, will be hon.
ored in pre-game and half
time ceremonies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
BY WARREN GAER
Drake Football Coach


Boston College has used fivt
time-outs in the second hall
against Florida State.
Then with 3 minutes to e
in a l4-14 ball game, the Bos.
ton fullback is hurt, and hi:
captain requests an excess
time-out for injury. You, the
referee, grant the request.
At the end of the time out
the injured fullback has re-
covered and stays in the game
but Florida State sends in 9
substitute. What should you do
1. Refuse the Florida State
substitute since II was an excess
time-Out.
2. Charge the time-Out Il
Florida State since the Semi.
nOles made the substitution.
3. Accept the substitute and
start the game without penalty
or time-Out charged to any.
body.
4. Accept the Florida State
substitute and penalize Boston
College 5 yards.
(AnSDer on PAGE ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27
.WoItonions Plan
Fall Hum.Shoot

The annual fall ham shoot
OF the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Chapter Of the Izaak Walton
League will take place Sunday
on the grounds of the chapter
on Willard road four miles
south of Poolesville. Md. Shoot
ing will begin at 10 am. and
continue throughout the after
noon.
A feature will be a shrimp
and oyster feast to be served
simultaneously at the club
house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27
COLONIALS

fAnSWer on PAGE c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27

Hill 8 SOnderS, Inc.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27
WEEKEND
FOOTBALL.
By the Associated Press

BY the ASSOCIATED Press
TODAY
The Citadel at George Washington tn)
Abilene Christian at CHATTANOOGA
San Jose State at Denver tnl
Louisville at Eastern Kentucky STATE
Illinois at ucLA I'M.
TOMORROW
East
Florida state At Boston College
Massachusetts, at Boston University.
Columbia at Brown.
Buffalo at Carnegie Tech.
Colgate at Cornell.
New Hampshire At Dartmouth.
Lehigh ct Delaware.
XMI at Holy Cross.
William & Mary at NAVY.
Penn State ct Pennsylvania.
Rutgers at Princeton.
Maine at Rhode Island.
Iowa State at Syracuse,
Purman at Vlllanova.
Connecticut at Yale.
Utah at Colorado.
Cincinnati At Wichita (nl.
Indiana at Michigan State. .
Washington at Minnesota.
Occidental at Air Force.
Arizona at Missouri
BRIGHAM Young at Kansas State.
Notre Dame At Purdue
Marquette at wisconsin
Bowling Green at Xavier (Ohiol.
Utah State at Iowa.
Oregon State at Kansas.
Virginia ct Duke
Wake Forest at Florida
Southern Methodist at Georgia Tech
Vanderbilt at Georgia.
Mississippi at Kentucky (n).
Alabama ct Louisiana State I'M.
North Carolina State at Maryland.
North Carolina at Clemson.
Memphis State at Mississippi Dtata
Wofiord ct South Carolina.
Virginia Tech at West virginia.
Auburn ct Tennessee
SOUTHWEST
Tulsa ct Arkansas.
Houston ct Baylor (n).
Texas AIM at Texas Tech (n),
Tulane at Texas (n).
Oklahoma Ann at North Texs
Colorado state at New Mexico (n).
FAR WEST
Idaho VS.. Arizona State at Tempe IN
Idaho State at Nevada (n).
Pittsburgh Va. Oregon 1T Portland IN
Fresno State 1t College Of the Pa
Michigan at Southern California.
Northwestern ct Stanford.
Montana vs.. Wyoming at Billings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27
FOOTBALL SCORES

I'M Nieht
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
Bradley 10 Western Illinois Is
Valley City IN. Dak) SO.
BOttineau Forestry 0
Southwestern Okla. 10,
East Central Okla. q
Huron ~ Southern Is. Dak.)
DAKOTA Wesleyan 9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

Here is wonderful and helpful news for millions
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
IN 10 DAYS!

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

Let's face il! The old-fashioned push
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
DON'T lEv 0ccUPATIoNAl SASS
s,soNTEN VoUR llFEl

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

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Milford chronicle., 1957-12-27
Kent Home Doings
From: RUTH ADAMS
Kent County Home Demonstration
Agent
1858 Food Supplies

Food supplies next year are ex-
pected to be large, almost as large
as those of 1857, according to in
formation received from the U. S.
Department of Agriculture.
A strong demand for food from
consumers also is expected next
year, following the spending pat
tern that has marked recent high
employment years.
Remainder of the report on the
food outlook was:
Retail food prices may average
a little higher in 1858, especially
during the first six months. This
will be partly because of the strong
demand for some foods that will be
in shorter supply, such as beef and
eggs, and partly because marketing
charges will be higher. When costs
of getting food from farm to gro
Gerry store rise, the increases are
likely to show up in retail prices.
Total meat supplies next year
will be close to the near-record
high of 1857, but there will be a
larger SHARE VI pOI n dId q oAiohAOi
share of beef and veal. Retail
prices of meat may average higher
at least antil midyear when the
heavier supplies of pork start COM
ing to market.
More chicken will be eaten. In
fact, the outlook report said, chick
en- consumption in 1858 is expected
to be record large. The increase
will be in commercial brOilers. Tur-
key consumption next year is ex-
pected to be about the same as the
record consumption of 1857. Retail
prices of chicken are not expect
ed to average higher-but egg
prices are due fror a rise over 1857
prices. There will be. fewer eggs,
at least to late summer. with fewer
laying hens.
Milk production is expected to
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-27
DELAWARE FRIDAY DECEMBER 27
Presbyterian Church
Hurry ]. jaeger. Th.B., Minister
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 20

A cartoon we saw still gives a
chuckle. Fellow went into a gar
age for some motor repair. Can
you fix it?" he asked the mechanic.
Sure, was the reply, I'VE can fix
the thing. Say how do you open
the hoods? Did you ever get the
feeling you'd like to fix up badly
run down year in the last few days.
But you don't know where to be-
gin, so you decide on a new leaf for
the new year and then it's
more or less the same story all
over? There is only One who can
keep life in repair and make the
road straight. 1t isn't you and it
isn't me- It's God.
Services Sunday, wonderful as
usual. Youth Choir rehearses at 9
a. m, Sunday School at 9:45. The
Morning Service is at IL a. IN.
Westminster Fellowships are at
$3.50 and the evening service is at
7:45.
The Community Watch Night Ser
vice, Tuesday at IL p. M, at the
Baptist Church. Hope to see you
there.
On Thursday, January End, there
will be a preparatory service at
7:30 looking forward o Com
munion which will be observed at
IL a. M, Sunday, January 5th. At
$3.50, Thursday, again January End,
the choir will meet for its first
rehearsal with our new director
of music, Mrs. Norma Heyde.
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-27

increaso next year. Retail prices of
milk and dairy products are not
expected to change much.
Large supplies of processed fruits
and vegetables will be on markets
through the winter and spring
months. Given average weather in
southern growing areas, winter
and spring markets should have
good supplies of fresh vegetables.
There will be more apples, oranges,
and grapefruit on markets in win
ter and spring months than last
year.
GIamOrize Leftover Turkey
Make hot turkey salad to CLAM
orize the meat for your holiday en-
tertaining and family dinners.
Baked chicken salad originated
in Delaware, and it's delicious
made with turkey. For a company
luncheon, feature the salad with
green peas or broccoli, cranberry
sauce, hot rolls, and festive des-
sert of plum pudding or pecan tarts.
This recipe serves six to eight:
2 cups chopped turkey
cups diced celery
1 cup toasted bread cubes
/ cup toasted almonds
II teaspoon salt
teaspoons grated onion
1 cup mayonnaise
tablespoons lemon juice
II cup grated cheese
Il cup toasted bread crumbs
Combine all but the last two in
gradients Pile lightly into baking
dish. Then sprinkle with cheese
and break crumbs. Bake in 450 de-
gree oven for % to 80 minutes.
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-27
First Baptist Church
Rev. Thomas G. Harris, Pasfor

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29
9:45 a. m. Church School class
es for the whole family; don't let
down on the last Sunday of 1857;
come with a carload!
11:00 a. m. Morning Worship
Service; the sermon will be: "a
Year of Development and Delin-
quency." Worship as family this
week.
$50 p. m. Training Union with
Mr.. Charles Jacobs.
1880 p. III. Evening Evangelistic
Hour: special music, congrega-
tional favorites, and the message
of the night. Twentieth Century
Faith"
Servicemen and their families
are always welcome.
There is a nursery where you
may leave your little ones while
you worship with us.
NEW YEARS EVE will find our
Church playing host to the church
es of Milford for the Annual Watch
night Community Service. This
service will be one of testimony,
prayer, and song, both congrega-
tional and special.
500 p. m, Wednesday,: Prayer
and Bible Study Hour.
81 can do all things through
Christ which strengtheneth me-"
Phil Alb.
The public is cordially invited
to attend these services.