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The Arizona post., 1957-03-01
WV Was First Veterans
Group In United States

Bgory was the spur that founded the Jewish War
Veterans of the United States.
In 1894 Harper's Magazine published article which
reported that fought under the Union banner
in the Civil War.
The Arizona post., 1957-03-01
Women's CJA
Meets March q

The opening meeting of the
general solicitations commit
tee of the women's division of
CJA will be held Monday,
March 4 at 10 am. at the
Center.
Mrs. Max Goodman is chair
man of general solicitations
and says she is in need of 100
to $50 women to cover the
400 cards in this division.
She urges volunteers to at
tend the meeting. Coffee and
cake will be served.
Co-chairman with Mrs.
Goodman is Mrs. Sy Schulz
man. Secretaries are Mrs
Earl Sydow and Mrs. David
Levin.
Captains are Mines. Alex
ander BerkoWitZ, Alfred BoS-
nos, Edward Brager, Joel Bur-
stein, Milton Fink, Richard
GoetZ, Hymen Goldberg, Irv-
ing Kasen, Edward Kay, Ben
Kessler, Edward Kleinerman,
Louis Lesson, Hyman Podol-
sky, Arthur Rauh, Stanley
Salonic and Martin Svider.,
The Arizona post., 1957-03-01
Unique T'fIlin Club
On Membership Drive

The Tfillin Club of Congregation Anshei Israel, now
in it's third year, is push for greater membership
Philip Levin president of the club, has EXTENDED an
invitation to fathers and sons to join the club
The group meets each Sunday morning from lOll
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-16

2. Avoid mixing soils that are
light and dark colored, or those
with a different crop history or
past fertilizer treatment.
B. Use sampling tube, auger
or shovel to remove a small SAM
pie from surface to pillow depth.
4. Stay away from fertilizer
bands in row crops. farm lands,
field borders. feeding areas, sand
ridges and areas within 100 feet
of gravel roads.
5. Mix the samples represent
ing one area thoroughly in a
clean pail. Spread out the final
mixture TO dry. Use enough of
this mixture to fill one soil carton.
Soil sampling instructions,
forms to fill out and shipping con-
tanners, can be obtained from
local county agents or fertilizer
dealers.
Good soil tests can provide
one of the best guides available
for determining the plant food
reserves Of the soil. They can
help a farmer provide his crops
with the balanced fertility needed
10 get profitable returns from his
investment in fertilizer" says the
Agricultural Service Division Of
the Union Bag-Camp Paper Cor
poration. makers Of multiwall
hags for fe~tili1cr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-16

Poor yields often result from
lack Of nutrients in the soil. But
even II your yields were high,
the crops have drained Oft big
amounts of plant food. and re-
refreshments may be necessary.
A soil test can help you decide
what kinds and how much ferti-
liZer TO add for planting this year.
Agronomists point out, how
ever, that soil tests are only as
good as the samples a farmer
takes from his field. r. d. Bron-
son, Purdue University, soils spe-
cialist, says that inaccurate SAM
pies cause the greatest errors in
soil testing. Here's the proper
way 70 take soil samples:
/. Pick an area on your farm
that is uniform in color and soil
texture-one which has had SINH
lar cropping and fertilizer treat
ment.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-16

the The RSV Concordance instance
every word in the Bible (excep for 1872 little words
of e) followed by every passage which il appears in the
RSVB with chapter and locations.
Thus II remember only single Biblical quota
ton parable locate all the word in few
minutes with the Concordance And find appropriate
verses about particular subecfor instance
"mother-the Concordance is the Indispensable reference
But why new one? The Revised Standard Version is the
newest and most accurate Bible Based the discoveries
contex and not found previous versions and there
lore requires Concordance based own contents
The speed with which this was completed
due almost entirely to the Rev. John Ellison noted pbe
scholar he worked out an eectronc
could be used to arrange the RSV contents in the form 81
se After the preliminary working of formulas
ana he preparation OF tapes which
turned out in matter Of hours manuscript ready
LOT cung and printing Nearly generation ahead of he %
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-16
How To Take A Soil Test

If your yields weren't high expected harvest your
nay crop has been below par then soils samples taken and tested
help find the reason
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-16
A Key To Bible knowledge

dedicated team of ministers and scientists have completed in
months what half took of pains
taking labor work? Nelson's Complete Concordance
Revised Version Bible What seemed impossible
complete ready ahead of schedule!
But what and why one? concordance
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-16

is the key to that
tantalizing prob
lem that faces
ministers, schol-
ars and regular
Bible readers
alike - how to
find that elusive
quotation they
cannot quite re-
member, or an
appropriate par
able for teaching
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-16

DISPLEASURE
years, and you shall know my d. Mum i4.34
anger and hot d. which the LORD Deu9.i9
DISPOSAL IS
Il was Sold was il not at your d. Ac S,o4
DISPOSED
If he is we'll d. toward David. shall Ioa 20l1
you 10 dinner and you arc d. TO go, iColO27
II any one is d. TO be contentious, Iii6
From a sample page of the
RSv Bible Concordance. mp
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-16

ANGELS OF MERCY Bodily burned Selma Kronen is treoted
by student at New Yoks Lincoln Hospital oe benq
rescued from the wreckoge Of Mom Northeast Aunes
DC6 which crashed at kers kand shortly after taking oil from
LaCuardd airport In rear bed stewordess
Katherine Ann Vrchow. member Of the o -io,ed
Plane Six hospitals admitted the plane which wos
carrying l02 persons. Ncwspross pho.ol
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-16

ANOTHER FIRST Wn Robinson from ngh recently Gppsd president
Elder Robinson will be the hm Negro ad
Conference Mrs Wum Robinson
SINGLETON dresden o. the ho0l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-16

Ball
Lett
Mrs Mohe YOUNGER
Carmen Davonode; ana ne 0uno
Photol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-13
Thomas Jefferson
Trips CIV High on
Two EurIy Scores

RICHMOND. Va, Oct. IL
tSpeciaD kip Leadbetter
scored two first-quarter touch
downs to lead Thomas Jetfer.
son High School to a 1870 vic.
tory over George Washington
of Alexandria here tonight.
Thomas Jefferson marched
from its own 38-yard line to
score after 2 minutes and %
seconds of play. A 41-yard pass
from Halfback Henry Taylor to
End Bill Powell moved the ball
to GW's 13-yard line and three
running plays later Leadbetter
scored. He climaxed a 42-yard
drive by running % yards to
score again 3 minutes before
the second quarter.
CIV. now Ia in overall play,
was without its starting quar-.
terback. Doug Crupper, who is
nursing an injured head. The
Presidents never threatened
and were unable to stop
Thomas jefferson from win
ming its fourth game in i've
starts.
George washington- 0 0 o o. q
Thomas Jefferson !, IS Q Q Gl3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-13
Fork Union Squirt
Beuts Columbian

FORK UNION. Va. Oct. IL.
I-(SpeciaD-Fork Union Mill
tary Academy scored two
touchdowns in the final five
minutes Of play to defeat Col.
umbian Prep Of Washington.
D. c.. 1910. here today.
Fullback Ed Ferdenand
scored the first touchdown
after Fork Union recovered a
Columbian Prep tumble on the
losers 35-yard line and drove
to the 6. Robert Reims added
the second. on a 35-yard run
of tackle.
Columbian Prep Q-2) drove
to Fork Unions 5-yard line in
the second quarter for its Deep
est penetration but Fork Union
held on fourth down and went
on to boost its record to 80.
Fork Union O o l2-l2
Columbian Prep 0 o 0 O. 3
Fork Union Scoring-touchdown
ReimS t35. rum. FerdenAnd t6, rum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-13
Jersey Dog Show
Cancelled for SO

MADISON, N. j.. Oct. IL (P1.
The Morris and Essex Kennel
Show, the largest outdoor dog
show in the country. has been
Cancelled for 1858 because of
labor expenses.
Mrs. NJ. Hartley Dodge.
wealthy host to the 26-year-old
show on her vast Giralda Farms
estate. announced the decision
today. She is president Of the
club and sponsor Of the show.
A spokesman for the show
said that a staff Of over 100
men is needed to groom the
grounds and that Mrs. Dodge
feared the show would suffer
II she used a skeleton crew.
Recently she has had to recruit
men from her own farm before
the show.
Whether the show will be
held in 1859 was not decided
The Morris a. Essex reached
its record number Of entries in
1899 when 4,456 dogs were
entered. Up to $4,000 specta-
tors have turned out for the
event.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-13

ing. Boston University upset
West Virginia 1920 in l949
as the late Harry Agganis
hurled flve touchdown passes
Longfellow. a ITS pound
Junior second stringer was the
field general by default and
was brilliant.
With regular Mickey Tri-
mark sidelined by degree
fever, the fourth stringer on
crutches and Chuck Simpson,
who hasn't scrimmaged. avail
able for only brief relief, Long
fellow ran. passed and mixed
his plays masterfully.
Boston is University o . d
West virginia scoring-Touchdow
Mikanik a, plungel, Bhamblin 2 a
run. 3, plunge, KrutkO u3, RUM
Mcclure 8. RUM. Whipkey q, plunEe)
Iallarico 900, run with stolen BALI
Conversions: ouesman, Mikanik 2
Boston University seorins-Toueh.
down haio 80, Ha1s-run from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-13
Desperation Pass Gives
N. c. Stote 7-OTriumph

TALLAHASSEE. Fla. Oct. IL
(R.-A fumbling North Caro-
lima State team clicked on a
desperation 46-yard pass play
tonight to whip a fired-up
Florida State team. TO. for its
fourth straight win.
The N. c. State score came
in the final eight seconds Of
the second quarter when Quar-
terback Ernie Driscoll stepped
back and shot a long. arching
pass to Dick Christy. who was
all alone on the Florida State
l0-yard line. Christy dashed
across untouched and Dick
Hunter converted.
The Wolfpack's famed run
mig attack of Christy and
Hunter clicked beautifully at
times but broke down against
the Illustration of three N. c.
State fumbleS.
Florida State. which was
rated to lose by two to three
touchdowns. played its best
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-13
Penn Military College Beots
Western Maryland 41-28

WESTMINSTER. Md. oct.
IL CR.-Pennsylvania Military
Colleges ground game was too
good for Western Maryland's
aerial attack today in a 4l-26
football victory over the green
terrors.
Penn Military, in scoring its
third victory in as many out
ings, piled up IA points in the
second period to tie the score
and then made the count Sc
cure with ~ points in the last
half.
Mike Cockill got two Of the
visitors touchdowns, one on
a l2-yard run and the other
on an ll-yard sprint.
Warren Schwartz was the
Western Maryland key man,
passing to Dick Holbruner and
Ted Farrow for two touch
downs. making one himself
from six yards out and passing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-13
Mountuineers Bounce Back
To rounce Boston H., 46-6

BOSTON. Oct. 10 R).-west
Virginia avenged itself on
Boston University, 1875. today
under the polished direction OF
Its only healthy quarterback,
Dick Longfellow. and the
steady pounding Of its runners
The Mountaineers ran UP q
800 half-time lead by march
ing IS yards to an early score,
then converting a tumble and
two pass interruptions into
scores which put them out OF
reach.
Victims Of a 45-l3 man.
handling by Wisconsin last
week. West Virginia ranged al
will over the Boston University
football field behind a massive
yet mobile line.
In their only previous nest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-13
81 Entered
In PGAGoIf

Fifty-one pros have entered
tomorrow's Middle Atlantic
PEA tournament at Green
Spring Valley in Baltimore,
Most Of them, plus several top
amateurs. will remain over for
the $500 added Baltimore
Match Play Open starting Tues
day over the same course.
Tomorrow's pro pairings.
am-Ray Helms, Joe vaeth; 9;Os
John zaleskl, Bobby Miller 9.l6---
Rick McHale, Don Stough 0:24--Hugh
Mcclellan, Paul Mosca 9:a2---John
Jones. Cos Tiso; p:l5--Bili Bassler,
9ill Gordon; 9;S@-Rod Munday'
.nfbi ica5 sfssif' haviland, John Musser;
10; s--Carroll MacMaster, Charles
Herlingi l0:26-Jimmy Duke. Lloyd
Kelley, 10:A4-Frank Tenney, Chuck
Turbett; lO;42-Billy Wolfe, oeorEe
ns!so@Bin Clarke. Dick aeisinser;
l2:3S--Jimmy Flattery, John o.pon-
nell; l2's481walter Romans. Ralph
Phillips; f;02-ciifi spencer. Severn
White .lO--John Bass, Bill Gilbert;
1.1S--Waiter Potter, Frank 1nverniEsi.
1.26--Bill Crabbe. Bernie Haas;
.34-Oeorge Pigott. Oeorge cary:
:42-Bill strausbaugh. Eddie uraeie'
i;64--Henri Gerard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-13

game Of the year defensively.
The Seminoles' forwards held
their own with the fast-charg-
ing N. C. State line and kept
the Wolfpack running game
fairly well contained.
Bobby Rem, Florida States
top running back. returned to
his old post at left halfback
and fired his teams offense
with several long dashes de-
spite a hip injury. He also put
the Wolfpack in the hole with
his terrific kicking. He punted
four times for an average OF
So yards.
Two untimely fumbleS' by
N. c. State in the first quarter
broke the back of a pair of
Wolfpack drives and gave the
Florida defense a chance to
retread.
North Carolina State 0 : 0 o.
Florida State q q 0--d
North Carolina State scoring: Touch
down-Christy t46. pass from Driseoll
and rum Observation-Disclosures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-13
BusiIio Makes Visit Here,
Files Baby Adoption Papers

Carmen BaSilio. who won the
middleweight championship
from Sugar Ray Robinson last
month, was in Washington for
a few hours yesterday. his
principal business the filing OF
an application for adoption of
a baby.
Basilio and his wife, Kay,
filed the application at st.
AIMS Infant Asylum. They
have been married for seven
years and are childless. al
though they practically have
raised two nephews. Mrs. Ba-
silio is an orphan.
Later. lunching With Goldie
Ahearn, the fight promoter. at
the latter's Connecticut avenue
restaurant, Basilio still dis
played the puffs from cuts
above his eyes from the bout
with Robinson. He said he
would drive back to his home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-13

today and then disappear for
two weeks"
I'm going pheasant and par
fridge hunting up around the
Adirondacks for a couple of
weeks and Just get lost" Ba-
Silio said. After that. I'm 60
ing to do some hunting in
Georgia. Meanwhile. I'll get
into a training routine by do
ing plenty Of road work"
Basilio recently bought "a
acres of land near his home,
three of which are apple or
chards. but he has no intnetion
of doing anything with 1t in
the very near future.
I'm still young. l still want
to fight and when I'm not
fighting / work as an agent
for the Prudential Life Insur-
ance Co. That's enough for
now" Basilio said in depar-
ture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-13
Episcopal Uses
Breaks to Crush
St. Christopher's

RICHMOND. Oct. IL (Spe-
ciaD Episcopal High turned
three breaks into touchdowns
this afternoon to beat st.
Christopher's. 2l-0, for its
third straight. st. Christie
piers previously had won
three in a row.
Two tumble recoveries and
one pass interception started
Maroons to their scores. Two
OF the touchdowns were by
Fullback Saunders Midyette,
one on a l4-yard dash through
the middle in the first period
and the other a one-yard
plunge in the final. Halfback
Tim Morton tailed the other
on a Vineyard end run in the
first. All conversions were BY
Tom Dover.
A tumble recovered by Guard
Don Fitzhugh. followed by a
30-yard pass from Quarterback
Dave Wysong to Halfback
John White, set up Midyettes
opening score. Halfback Peter
Mafitt Intercepted a pass and
returned 1t to the 10 to get in
position for Morton's touch
down. Another tumble recov-
Grey, this one by Tackle John
Amos on the IA. set UP the
final tally.
Episcopal --14 o o III
st ChriStophers O O o o. 0
Episcopal scoring TouchdownS,
Midyette 2 "a, run; 1, plunge Nor
ton Is. rum. Conversions: Dover 3,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-13
Junior RifIemen
Begin Competition

The Northern Virginia Junior
Gallery Rifle League opens its
second season at 6 pm. today
at the South Post indoor range
at Fort Myer.
The shooters will fire on
Sunday evenings through March
80. The league is open to all
junior riflemen under 10 years
Of age who are residents of
Northern Virginia and members
OF junior rife clubs affiliated
with the National Rife Asso-
citation.
Further details may be OBJ
tanned from Mrs. w. w. Smith,
42ll South Twenty fifth street,
Arlington. or M. B. Hodges, jr.,
1889 South Stafford street,
Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-13
Motorcycles Race
At Marlboro Today

The final motorcycle racing
of the season, sanctioned by
the d. c. Ramblers and the
American Motorcycle ASsocia-
ton, will be held at O'Clock
today at Marlboro Motor
Raceway.
About IS Glass B riders are
listed to participate in the
seven-event program. The list
includes such well-respected
riders as Roger Reiman. Don
Kissinger, AL Fisher, Ed La
Belle. AL Lewis and Joe De-
Simone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-13

to Frank Thye for an extra
point.
John Edmonson plunged one
yard for a Penn Military touch
down, Don McCabe hit the line
for 3 yards out for an
other. Ed Coco bulled over
from the /. and Jack Navotni
ran Is yards for six points.
Dick Dundee added three points
on conversions and Phil Pomilii
made good two extra point tries,
Penn Military leads in the
school series with FIVE wins in
eight meetings.
It was Western Maryland's
second setback in three games.
W fnh Mi' Maryland y 3 I4-as
Penn Military sooring-Touohdow
Cockln az. run; ] /, rum: Edmonson
Il, plungel: McCabe q, plunReD; Coco
q, plunge): Nayotni as, rum. Con-
versionS; Pompilii .. Dundee 3
Western Maryland scorins-Touch-
downs Miller t13, rum; Holbruner "a
pass-run from Schwartz; Farrow tel,
pass from Schwartzl. Schwartz %,
rum. Conversions: HOlbruner 3. Thye
Cpass from Schwartsl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-13
WI Stops
Davidson on
2 Lute Scores

LEXINGTON. Va, Oct. IL
R.-Virginia Military Insti-
tute's Keydets. jolted by a sud-
den offensive display from
Davidson. erupted from q slug
giSh performance to score two
fourth-quarter touchdowns and
defeat the Wildcats. 26-14.
here today.
The Keydets we're coasting
along with a 1870 lead late in
the third period when the
Wildcats suddenly generated
some fireworks with the pass
ing Of Quarterback Charlie
Benson. They managed to push
over two fourth-yard touch
downs but the Keydets matched
each Of them and won going
away.
A Homecoming Day crowd
Of 1000 looked on as the sur
prising Keydets remained in
the unbeaten class. The win
was their third in four games.
the only blot being q 2l-21 tie
with Holy Cross.
The Keydets got a spark in
the first quarter from the
reserves. Quarterback Bobby
Ross came In midway in the
period and promptly drove 80
yards. Halfback Sam Horner
raced around end for the last
II yards and the score.
The Keydets were unable to
score again until the third pc
Rod. On fourth down from the
IL. Duke Johnston threw a
screen pass to Bobby Jordan
for the touchdown. Sam Wool
wine added the point and the
KeydetS seemed on their way
to a rout.
But the Wildcats bounced
back. Three Benson passes
one Of them ruled complete be-
cause Of interference. put the
Wildcats on the Is and Benson
carried the rest Of the way on
a keeper play. Dave Fagg con-
verted.
The Keydets then moved 81
yards in seven plays with Ross
throwing a scoring pass to jim
.Gillespie.
The Wildcats second touch
down came late in the fourth
quarter with Ralph Settler
climaxing a 73-yard advance
with a two-yard plunge. The
Keydets. two plays later. shook
loose Bobby Jordan for a 49-
yard touchdown gallop.
Scoring summary:
P PSI g 9 itt- Ia
Davidson scoring - Touehdowns.
/ Benson It's. rum: Settler q, rum
Conversion-Fagg, Bynum
VMI seoring--TouchdownS Hornef
N. runl: Jordan . l2, run. pass
pass from Ross. conyersions-Wool-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-13
Blades Tied
BY High Point
In Last Minute

High Point High School
gained a 2l-21 tie with Bladens-
burg when Quarterback Dale
White threw an lS-yard touch
down pass to End Dale White
in the final So seconds last
night at Northwestern High
School. Warren Corbin kicked
the extra point to tie the game.
Bladensburg appeared to
have cinched the Maryland
Bi-County League game min
utes before when Halfback Will
freshman passed % yards to
Jack Divers for a touchdown,
But. High Point returned the
kickoff % yards to BladenS-
burg's 81. White then COM
pleted two passes to move the
ball to the Is and set the stage
for his touchdown pass.
Bladensburg scored twice in
the first quarter on a 3-yard
plunge by Fullback Ronnie
Franks and a 69-yard run by
freshman.
White scored a touchdown in
the second quarter on a H.
yard run and Taylor FIVE
scored again just before the
half on a 5-yard plunge.
High Points league record is
now 1-l-l while Bladensburg
stands at 0-2-l.
High Point - u 9 5-sl
Bladensburg IA Q T-2l
High Point scoring Touchdovns
White III. rum. Five IS, rum; Dreamy
as, pass from White. Conversions
Biadensburs scoring Touchdowns--
Frank 3. plungel. Freshman t6a rum
Divers t2S. pass from FleShmanl. Con-
Freshman 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-13
|GobbIers Beat
'viIIanOva With
.95-Yard Drive

BLACKSBURG. Va. Oct. II
(R.-Virginia Techs Gobblers.
apparently incensed by q give
away touchdown that was the
last Of the five fumbles they
lost. stormed 95 yards in the
final period today and took a
hard fought 2l-l4 victory over
Villanova.
A bad pitchout early In the
fourth quarter gave the Wild