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POTRAGE.

- Trazim moju Sc
stru, koja je zivila u Sjedinje-
MIN Drzavama, a zvala Sc ja
Sofia Brozenit, rodjena u Doll
MEM Prekrizju, opcina Vivodi-
ma, a udala Sc je "a Petra Novo-
sela. Doljnji Mahovlic, Ostrc,
kostenjevac. Takodjer trazim
moga kuma, Mirka CrnkOvica,
rodjenog u Modren Dragi, opci-
ma Vivodina, a zelm zrati "a
mole susjede il Vlasic Brda,
rodnog sela moga supruga, Mike
Colovica. Molim one, koji ma
vedenima Sto znadu, da mi I'd
jave. = Dragica Colovit, 1873
Maria Street, Toronto 8, Ont,
Canada.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-11
APPEL ma vrgoretane
"a nOvCanu pOmOG IA
pOpravak crkve Gospe Ma
vijeScenja u Vrgorcu

Dragi Vrgorcani ljudi Vr-
gorske Opcine i prijatelji Crkve
II Vrgorcu!
Nedavno je stigao APPEL NO
WI Zelandiju cd zupnika Il Vr-
gorcu, Ora. fra lvana Glibotica.
u tom apelu nam javlja. da sc
krasna CrlSva Gospe Navijesce-
MIA Vrgorcu nalazi Il slabom
stanju, te da ioj je potreban sto
skoriji popravak, da Sc Crkva
spasi.
Moguce je, da ste Vi, ako ste
stariii iseljenik, doprinijeli "a
izgradnju Crkve. Ako ste Sc ise-
iii poslije Prvog svjetskog ra-
ia, moguce je, da ste vi sami iii
koji Cd vase rodbine radio ma
gradnji Crkve.
Svi znamo, da vrijeme Steti
svaku zgradu, ali nam je jasno,
da cd MEGA najgore nastrada
mramor - ukras kamen. MIRA
NOR, kojim SUI dijelovi Crkve
gradient, je Otoka Braca).
Mramorne kornize iii pojasovi
okolo Crkve ispod pokriva, su
jako ostecene kisom, vjetrom i
mrazom, te sada vlaga ulazi u
unutrasnjost same Crkve. Cr-
xvi prijeti velika opasnost unu-
ira. ako Sc skoro ne izvrsi po-
pravak.
Crkva je ponos dika Vrgor-
cana citave Vrgorske Opcine.
Mozemo Ii mi naSa djeca, koji
ljubimo mas zavicaj, mas rodni
kra., mas Vrgorac, ostati nehaj-
nj dozvoliti, da Sc raspadne
ona krasna Crkva, a da mi nj
Sta ne poradimo, da to sprije-
cimo!? Da Ii je ijedan takova
srca, da on ne vodi racuna o to-
me, sto ce Sc dogoditi Cr-
kvom? Nije prilike. Ia nije Ii
nasa duznost kao Vrgorcani i
katolici, da spasimo ovu Crkvu
"a buduca pokoljenja!? Buduci
narastaji ce nam zahvaliti, da
smo i'm mi pomogli.
Molimo doprinosace, da to-
Gro napisu ma arku ime j pre-
ZINE, adresu svotu, koju do
prinose. Sakupljeni novac mo-
zete nam vi poslati sa sabirnim
Arkom. Svi doprinosi ce biti OBJ
,javljeni u nasim noyinama.
Fra Ivan, vrgorski zupnik, &c
dati uokviriti imena darovatelja,
da zupljani Vrgorcani buduca
pokoljenja mogu vidjeti tko i'm
je pomogao spasiti lijepu Crkvu
u Vrgorcu, kojom Sc ponosi ci-
jela Vrgorska Opcina i svi Vr-
gorcani ma gdjegod mi bill ra-
zasuti po svijetu, pa bilo to u
America, Australia iii Novoj
Zelandiji Nemojmo zaboraviti,
da ce svaki mas doprinos, pa
najmanji, donijeti nam Bozji
blagoslov, jerbo sto uradimo "a
Crkvu, uradimo i "a Mega.
VeleCasni Otac J. Marinovic il
Katedralne zupe Aucqland-u
topic preporucujc oval APPEL.
Nase su adrese ma koncu mol
be.
Uz srdacni pozdrav svima iz
Vrgorske Opcine ljudima do
bre volie, ostajemo postova-
MEM,
Antonije Culav
Hepburn Road, Glen Eden,
Auckland, New Zealand.
Ivan Raos,
420 Richmond Road, Grey
,-,,- 4
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-11

Pa, gdJe je ziVjela preko 40 60
dina.
Posto je njezin suprug Michael
bio clanom odsjeka broj l. pa je
i nJu godine 1902. dao upisati "a
Bracnog Druga tako je ona o.
stala clanonn punih 55 godina. Ia
kodjer je bila osigurana ma o.
smrtninu. te je svoje pristojbe u
wick "a nekoliko mjeseci unapri-
jed placala. Uz odsjeCno clanova-
ME bila je clanicom st. Alphonsus
Church, Altar Society Ladies
Auxiliary Of V. F. w. Post 567.
la sebe jc ostaYila pet kceri,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-11
FRANJO ANTIC

Los Angeles, Calf. Odsjek
972 HBz. javlja tuznu West, da
smo il nase sredine izgubili vrlo
aktivnog tlana, brata Franju An
tita. ciju sliku ovdje donasano.
Polk. brat Antic je pobo'j2Tao
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POTRAGA.

POTRAGA. - Umoljavaju Sc svi
dobri nasi ljudi, mnogi Cd ko-
jih me poznadu, da ME obavi-
jeste o mojem suprugu, Karlu
Springeru, ako i'm je MENU
sto poznato, te da nam Sc ja-
vi, jer smo u velikoj potrebi, pa
da mas materijalno pomogne.
Adresa: Terezija Springer, Dju-
ric utica rs, Cernik, Nova Gra-
diska, Hrvatska, Jugoslavia.
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JOSIP CETINA

Drugi je brat Josip Cetina, ko-
jeg, sliku ovdje donosimo, da ga
clanstvo rodbina jos jednom Vi
de.
Brat Josip JIG rodjen 1873. u
mjestu Broza, kastan, llotar Vo-
lovsko. U nasc redove j. pristupio
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Il HRYA7sKIH KKjIGA "a 81

1. dobrih romano. pripovjedaka,
novela. drama. pjesama. komedija
poutnih istorijskih knjiga saliemo
"a 81. ukljutivo postarina. Ciienik
Hrv. knjiga gramofOnskih ploca
saljemo besplatno. Bogadekov Ri
jccnik $3.50. Laki Nacin UGenja
Engleski SO. Plus postarina a5c.
PALANDECH'S BOOK STORE
105 So. Wells ST.. Chicago 7, III.
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MALI 06lASNIk
zAJtDh hItARA
OJENTK
OJENTK

ObitnA rnAla potraga, q kojoJ
- Tsh maacs N prttatelta,
n svAAu uvrst6u ............... 81. .OO
rko trail radnike po Incl. 100
Ia tri uvrstbe ...........- 500
rko prodate kutu, sesnlu,
trEovinu IN slitno. 20 inti.. 100
Sentdbeni oginA ponude %
avrS6uj0 -
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Swell Grobovi Nash Draqib Pokojnika
UMRLI CLANOVI H. B. z.
PRIJAVLJENI Cd 80. AUGUSTA do 6. SEPT, 1857

5 Flip Tomak
AZ MILO Manjerovit
81 Josip Jurac
II Maria Stadium
IS JOso Pesut
256 Dragutin Vukelic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-11

30S Ivan BengeZ
352 Antica Banjo
490 ImbrO Gecina
548 Mary Andriolli
787 Ivan Cubranich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-11

Antonije Culav
Hepburn Road, Glen Eden,
Auckland, New Zealand.
Ivan Raos,
420 Richmond Road, Grey
Lynn, Auckland w. 2,
New Zealand.
, 1957-03-06
Card Of Appreciation

This is an expression of my
appreciation and gratitude to
the Board of Education, the
Assistant Commissioner 0 +
Education, the Press, Radio
and all others who worked
untiring1y to bring about my
appointment as principal Of
the Christiansted HighSchool.
To my many friends and
other well wishers W h Q
made me very happy by the
number o f congratulatory
messages received either by
telephone, cards or personally
expressed, I say-Thank you,
Thank you very much.
Sincerely,
Elena L. Christian
, 1957-03-06
Card Of Thinks

Through this medium /
to thank all those who
sympathy on the
passing Of my wife Mrs. Ann
Mary Martin.
James Martin
, 1957-03-06
= Orr 81. Drink Auta : :: ::
- ,cuAnpron or pus1lc aI0H4 AND JUSTICE -

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, 1957-03-06
Editorial
WHAT ABOUT THE %cENTERL1NE HIGHWAY

IF THE people Of this Island suffer from extreme pesst
mism there is every justification for it. Experience through the
wears would be the cause for pesSimism, it it exists. Time
and again word would come from Government House or
some high office that a given project is about to begin. Hopes
would run high and everyone would be happy because~a
prievous condition is to be removed or improved. But dtdSl
A CASE IN point is the announced plan to lay down a
permanent surface on the Centerine Road. Surveys were to
he made and this Island would soon boast a fine, modern,
efficient highway between its two towns. This paper, among
others, Joined in the optimistic note. Perhaps, we reasoned,
engineering skill would be brought into play. Sharp corners
would be corrected, and blind spots eliminated.
WHILE SPEED might not be the basic reason for the
improved highway, nevertheless travel time between the
towns would be cut down because of the improved condi-
ton. Proper drainage would be taken care OF Tor the purpose
of preserving the surface, and the awful bitches would be
handled properly,
But TIME IS passing and nothing is being said. Moth
ing is heard about what is to happen to the Centerline high
way, or any other road for that matter. Again, hopes run
high, only to die a lingering death.
PERHAPS THE core of this whole thing rests with
the Government. No one is Blaming the Governor tor every
thing THAT goes wrong. However, an understanding type
Of leadership would go a long way in removing tears ana
misapprehension, leaving in their stead a steadying CONT
fence so very necessary to continued good government and
wholesome relationship between those who govern, and the
population.
THAT A cool highway is needed there can be no ques-
ton. The only question is how soon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07

WASHINGTON, D. c.
57.2 GeOrGia Ave. NV
1920 goth 81. NV, Dupont Circis
poo G 81. NV
al Chaplin 81. Ut reyAs Ave s.E.
1868 Irvirs 81. NV
10Th and = sti. Me-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07

VIRGINIA
POwhatan and Henry SITS, Alexandra
Kings Hwy. and Ford Dr.. Alexandria
90 Franklin ST., Alexandria
Fort Hunt ana Shenandoah Rds.
Holm Hail Villages
WILLIAMSBURG Blvd ard sycamore,
East Falls Church,
20 Wilson Blvd. Arlington Towers
arlington Blvd. ana AnnAndaie Rd,
Falls Church,
1871 W. Broad ST. Fats Church
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. o. G
September ~, 1887
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29

|nI+ir,ore ProornnaS c. LwSs %se Sept 29Oct 5
B-
listed As: " Ss: Which sS g S :" BEEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16

THE only time that a Presi-
dent faced a court Of impeach-
ment. conviction Of Andrew
johnson failed in the Senate on
May l6. 1863. by one vote. gen.
orally attributed to this obscure
Senator from Kansas.
William Henry Seward.
Secretary of State under Presi-
dents Abraham Lincoln and An
drew Johnson, was born at Flor
ida. N. Y. May is. 1901.
3-President Eisenhower vel
coined President Sukarno OF the
Republic of Indonesia in WASH
ington. May is. 1856.
Questions on Preceding Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16

Don't Miss
This B0rgoini
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Get q Lood Of These Home Fix-up Borsoins!
Factory Seconds

Mahogany and other luxury hord-
woods. All have some imperfection.
but ore useobIe for mony purposes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16

Prices include delivery Allow weeks
for delivery Of SO" widths lmnediote
delivery on 30" and 81" WIDTHS.
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HELP WANTED (MALE)

MAN to drive truck for local deliver
les, must know streets and Euclid
Nottingham Seed and Feed Company
1857 Nottingham rd.
PART-time small engine mechanic
H G. H Cycle Co., $500 Vine st.
Eastlake, VIII. 6-1700.
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y ~ Il @nkA0Ok - G5S
Job be the RIGHT Job.
i high degree Of job interest in order
,bits and 1ttdin high degree ct Job
i genuinely LIKE your work.
job SO thGt you may become good.
ur jobI
SECRETARY, to Department Heed.
lorge Euclid company, vorietY
oo OF interesting duties. no fee to $3.50
W SECRETARY. no SH. work for
70 several doctors in adult
wv psychi0trY, age open. ...... S2SO
CLERK TYPIST. light tipping. age
UP open, have generol knowledge
~ OF office procedure. small
w Euclid firm ..............$ $3.50
- PIX RELIEF OPERATOR. heovY
~ board. overoge tYping.
~ no zee ..,.,............. 10 SSUU
~ RECEPTIONIST. for Presidents
L office. attractive position for
mature young lady with good
~, typino dbilitY. lovely Office TO $275
PAYROLL CLERK. experienced on
90 soldried payroll. hand
pOsunq ............, .SooO-poOU
90 ACCOUNTING CLERK experienced
on comptometer and tYpinq.
hourly payroll ............ $2SS
W PAYROLL CLERK. experienced.
20 oble to figure time cords 80. $500
~ SALES ORDER RECORD CLERK.
nm Production Dept. comptometer.
light tYping. posting. checking
on and filing ......... S243-S250
PAYROLL CLERK. computations,
hourly payroll. moture woman.
Is company will reimburse
fee .................. s26o-s2so
COST CLERK. will troin girl good
+ with figures. average tYpist $3.50
p COST ACCOUNTING CLERK,
company will send to IB.M. key
punch school, no tYpinq S225 up
m RECEPTIONISTS. young ottroctive.
pleasant. no tYping. no fee S2l0
90 DRAFTSWOMAN. detailing to $500
INDUSTRIAL NURSE,
oU Personnel ussistont ..,-... $3.50
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN.
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MEDICAL SECRETARY, short.
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MEDICAL RECEPTICNIST. no
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50 EDITORIAL ASSISTANT. proof
reading and copy y......... $500
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ie M Anderson. Owners
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EXECUTIVE SECRETARY. to VP.
Go Sales. heavy SH. convenient
Euclid Location. single.
no fee. Observation-Disclosures. to $3.50
SECRETARY. to V.P. Chief Enqi-
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secretory for executive spot TO $3.50
SECRETARY, 10 Community
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special machines, no fee to 500
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER. grad.
magnetic field .....,......S $3.50
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METALLURGICAL ENGINEER.
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TINE STUDY. methods. stundords,
feeds and speeds ..... S50o-SSSo
QUALITY CONTROL. supervision.
inspection. standards . .. S4oo-SSoO
FOREMAN. mochine repair.
PRODUCTION CONTROL. heavy
machine background " S40O up
ANALYTICAL CHEMIST. degree.
some experience, no fee ... S4OO
LABORATORY TECHNICLAN.
troinee. HIS. grad .....,.. $500
ACCOUNTANT, to 80. some
college accounting. tI0in for
mondqement ........ S375-S4oo
COST ACCOUNTANT. to 80,
degree. some exp. .... to S45O
R. COST ACCOUNTANT. TO IS.
educdtion or equivalent S375-S4OO
GENERAL CLERK. some tYpinq.
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SHIPPING AND INVENTORY
CLERK. good spot for ambitious
young man ................. S325
BRANCH MANAGER TRAINEE.
to 28. draft exempt. excellent
opportunity. no fee start S275+
exp.
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT,
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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-09-13
Obituaries

Mr.. Abe Mirotznik, 6S, of 4129 N.
3Srd Dr., died Sept. in st. Jo-
seph's Hospital. Funeral services
were conducted Sept. 3 at Grim
shaw Mortuary. Rabbi Elozer
Weiss officiated, and burial was
in Beth Hebrew Cemetery.
Mr.. Mirotznik is survived by his
wife, Minnie; three sons, Alvin Of
Seymour, ILL.,, Lawrence of Phoe-
nix, and Rubin of Chicago; and
two daughters, Mrs. David Klay-
man of Chicago, and Pearl Mirotz-
nix of Phoenix.
Harry Kaminsky, 80, of 1920 N.
10th Pl., died Aug. %. Funeral
services were conducted at Grim
shaw Mortuary, Rabbi Elozer Weiss
officiating. Burial was in Beth He
brew Cemetery.
Mr.. Kaminsky is survived by his
wife, Rose; three sons, Max Kent
of Phoenix, Lewis Kent of Lima,
Ohio, and Murray Kent of Savan-
nah, Ca; a daughter, Mrs. Marcia
Bird of Los Angeles, and eight
grandchildren.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-09-13
Bits of News

start at pm. Wednesday in Room
112 of the PC science building.
SUSAN CLUFF, a veteran of
more than rs years in the infants
and children's apparel field, has
opened the Suzanne Shop in the
Bayless Shopping Center at 36th
Street and Indian School Rd. Miss
Cluff operated the Suzanne Shop in
Baltimore, following a long career
in the department store field.
Samuel P. Weiss, chairman of
the board for Universal Homes,
and Mrs. Weiss will leave Oct. 1
on a 60-day tour of Europe.
Martin Alpert has become a rep
resentative of Bankers Life Com
pany, whose Phoenix agency is 10
Gated in the First National Bank
Building.
THE ZIM LINES SIS Theodor
Herzl will be completely air con-
ditioned when she begins her win
ter cruise program to the Carib-
bean Dec. 4. The Herzl was built
this year. A sistership, the SIS Jeru-
salem, is scheduled to enter service
in early 1858. 1t also will be fully
air conditioned.
Harry Nathanson, Universal
Homes general sales manager, ex-
poets no difficulty in remembering
the address of his new home-1234
w. Rancho DR.. Construction is
scheduled for November compile
ton.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-09-13

Rabbi and Mrs. Albert Plotkin
will hold an open house for Temple
Beth Israel members and friends
at their home, $50 w. Catalina
from to 10 pm. Sept. &c, Rosh
Hashonah night.
Barney Rozefsky, president of
the Mission Orange Bottling Co.,
21O1 S. 18th Ave-, has gotten the
1858 United Fund in Phoenix off
to a fine early start on 81 ,200,-
900 goal for it's Oct. 1-31 fund
campaign.
He donated 80 live chinchillas.
Rozefsky bought the animals
from Leonard Wilson, his firms
manager, then decided to give up
the avOcation.
Mrs. James H. Dyer, the funds
women's division chairman, now
is seeking to convert her walk
ing fur coat" into cash. Rozef-
sky is caring for the chinchillas
until their sale is arranged.
SAMUEL Ian NOEhNAN, q HHO0-
nix attorney since 1947, has form
ed a law partnership with Robert
C. Began, with offices in the Sc
curity Building. Began, a Phoenix
Little Theater play director and
Sombrero Theater actor, has been
special counsel for the Arizona
Interstate Stream Commission
since Feb. 1. Langerman is first
vice president of the Jewish Com
munity Council.
Motion pictures from Israel
and a discussion on investment
opportunities in Israel are availa-
BILE to Jewish organizations with
out charge from Rassco Israel
Corp, 5655 Wiltshire Blvd, Los
Angeles.
Arizona State Colleges extension
division will conduct a graduate
level course for teachers and par.
ents on education of orthopedically
handicapped children at Phoeni2
College. The weekly classes will
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-09-13
Beth Hebrew
Groups Slate
Installations

Two Congregation Beth Hebrew
affiliates have scheduled installa-
tions of new officers, the sister
hood and Young Mems Club.
Mrs. David Kalish will receive
the sisterhood gavel from outgoing
president Mrs. Edith Klein at a
6 pm. dinner installation Sunday
at the synagogue, 333 E. Portland.
OTHER NEW sisterhood officers
are Mines. Anna Schwartz, first
vice president; David Goldberg,
second vice president; Eli Albert,
treasurer; william Yablonsky, cor
responding secretary; Louis Ma.
dell, recording secretary; and
Edith Klein, Edward Dacks, and
Rudolph Cohen, trustees.
Rabbi Elozor Weiss will install
the following Young Mems Club OF.
ficers Sept. % at the synagogue
Leon Fagin, president; David Gold
berg, vice president; Fred Green.
berg, financial secretary; Jack Con
shak, recording secretary, and Har-
ry Ginis, treasurer. Refreshments
and entertainment will follow the
installation ceremony.
BETH HEBREWS Sunday School
will open a new school year this
Sunday. Hebrew school classes will
start Monday for lower grades and
Tuesday for upper grades.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-09-13
Reception To Honor
Cantor FrenkeI, Wife

Beth FL Congregation and it's Sis
terhood will hold reception at 10
pm. Sept 2L in honor of newly
appointed Cantor Uri Frenkel and
Mrs. Frenkel at Beth El Auditor
ium. Refreshments will be served.
The reception will be followed by
HAS pm. dual Slichoth services,
to which the entire Jewish COM
munity is invited.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-09-13
SKI7 PREPARED
BY HADASSAH

1.-THE Hadassah Toy Shoppe," a
skit. will feature the first regular
1888 meeting of the Phoenix
chapter of Hadassah at 8:15 pm.
Tuesday at Congregation Beth Ell,
third avenue and Mcdowell road.
Mrs. Sam Mackoff will direct the
skit. which will feature chairmen
ov various Hadassah activities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-14
Howell Rotes Redskins Better Than Browns

us the sharp blocking we saw
today.
''Washington's got a good.
big. young team. Those kids
were as good as we were today
and they're still coming. I
think this could be one Of the
real good ones"
Howell said the disputed
play on which 6-foot-4 Bob
Schneider showed aside Half
back Bert Zagers to make the
catch on a pass that set UP
New York's winning touch
down in the third period looked
all right to him.
He (Schnuelker) ran into
him all right Howell agreed,
which is all right If you're 60
ing for the ball. But I'd have
to look at the pictures to see if
he showed him. The officials
were right on top Of the play.
though. and if 1t was a foul
they would have called it."
Howell thought the Giants
outfoxed Linebacker Chuck
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Drazenovich on Bobby Epps' z
yard run in the second quarter
and 54-yard jaunt in the
fourth. The former started the
Giants 55-yard drive for their
second touchdown and the lat
ter set UP another scoring OPP
portunity which was lost by
Charlie Conerly's goal line
tumble.
In looking over pictures o.
last years games with the
Redskins" Howell said. we
noticed that when he fianked
IA back Drazenovich always
played the remaining halfback
man-for-man. That usually
was Webster. This time we set
up a play for Epps and Drazen-
ovich took himself out Of the
play without us having to block
him"
From the press box it .ap-
peared that the Giants were
using trap plays.
Drazenovich said getting rid
Of him wasn't quite as simple
as Howell made it sound. The
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Giants were pulling both guards
at one side. Chuck said, and
he had to go with them.
Ben Agajanian. whose record
50-yard field goal put a little
frosting on the Giants victory,
was one Of five former Redskins
who appeared in the New York
line up. There we're six. if you
want to count Charlie Conerly,
who actually never played for
the Washington eleven.
Linebacker Sam HUH. a 23O-
FOUNDER from West Virginia,
got the Giants in trouble at the
start by taking a swing at Don
Boil of the Redskins when it
seemed that the New Workers
had the Redskins stopped the
first time Washington got the
ball.
One Of these fine afternoons
Mr.. Boil is gonna lose his
temper, heaven forbid. ana a
230-pounder will get clobbered
by 270-pounds of clean living.
-ATCHISON