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Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-07-25
KELLEY AND SMITH
Attorneys nj Law
Rockville, MD.
ORDER MTgT

hELLEh AND SMNTh
Attorneys nj Law
Rockville, ND.
ORDER NISI
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Az a Court OF Equity
FREDERICK CT.ACETT
Executor under the will Of
ROSE CLAGETT WINDSOR, deceased
Plaintiff
Va
LULA NJ HAINEs, e. al
Defendants
No. 1881 Equity
ORDERED, this 9th day of July, A. D.,
1857. by the Circuit Court for Montgomery
County, as Court Of Equity. that the
Auditors Report filed n ths abovu entities
cause. be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause 10 the contrary thereof be shown O
or before the On day of August nart.
provided a copy Of this order Be insertad
In some neyspaper published n said Mont
gomGy County, once week for throe
successive weeks before the said 9TH day Of
CLAYTON X WATKINS Z
Clerk OF the Circuit C0tnf
For Montgomery County
True Oopy.-Tost.
CLAYTON X. WATKINS
lak 27z
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-07-25

HAYNES AND FTTzGBRALD o
Attorneys for Administrative %,
T72O Wisconsin Ave.
Befhesda ~, Nd. il
NOTICE To CREDITORS 4,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the
Subscriber of Montgomery County, has
obtained from the Orhpansf Court OF Montr
gornery County, IN Maryland. Letters Of
Administration on the personal Estates OF
SAMUEL JACKSON y
LENA JACKSON b.
WILLIAM JACKSON
late OF Montgomery County. deceased. An
persons having Claims against the deceased
are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same,
with vouchers thereof. legally authenticated
10 the subscriber on or before the 5th day
of January next: they may otherwise BY
law be excluded from all benefit OF said
Estate. All persons Indebted 10 said Es-
tate are requested 10 make immediate pay
ment tp
Given under my hand this 26th day OF
June In the year OF our Lord, one thou
band nine hundred and fifty-seven. Il.
JOHN JACKSON
OalSIyn Drive Route No 3
Bethesda IL, Md.
Administrator 2713
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-07-25

j CHARLES w. WOODWARD, JR.
Fire Dept. Bldg.
Rockville, Md.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the
Orphans Court for Montgomery County
has issued Letters OF Administration TO
Gladys II. Rudolf in the Estate of
MARY M. HARTMAN
late Of Montgomery County, deceased. All
persons having Claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to present the same on
or before the Both day of December next;
they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit OF said Estate. All per-
sons indebted 20 said Estate are requested
10 make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 2Jth day Of
June, 1857.
GLADYS IT, RUDOLF
2611 Parker Ave.
Silver Spring. Nd
Administrative 1905
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-07-25

J. FENDALL COUGHLAN
1902 Georgia Ave.
Silver Spring, Md.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the
Orphans Court for Montgomery County
has issued Letters Testamcntary 10 Mary
c. Fuller in the Estate OF
KATHERINE II. CARBERRY
late Of Montgomery County, deceased. All
persons having Claims against the deceased
are hereby warned TO present the same on
or before the 18th day OF December next;
they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said Estate. All per-
sons indebted 10 said Estate are requested
10 make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
June, 1857.
MARY c. FULLER
500 Mansfield Rd.
Silver Spring, Md.
EXecutrfx 2687
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20. s-722e
DOCTORS SUITE
JAS KENNEDY
OFFICES

IN Q. prestige, new, air-eonditioned
bull ling, on direct. route 70 wash
ington and situated In the heart Of
!, Space from zes 90. It. TO suitss
1,710 50. It.
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LS Sd. |In c3T I TN: g s s:rm

NORTH ARL.-Heeht Co. and Seven
Corners nearby. Mammoth buy for
only S1S,5O0. CT approved. FILA
working. Rnotty-pine rec. rm.. rear
ser. porch. large liy. rm.. family
size din. rm., tiled bath. Brick.
Excel. cond. VIII sell quickly. Phone
n%1Hni ,i S1S9sy five WV. a. CHAr-
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HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.


FAIRFAX - Income property 2
rooms, GOOD house. located on main
street. wide frontase. 57.445 So. IT.
Of very valuable land. Exceptionally
good buy for future investment.
A. B. STANLEY. Broker. CIR. s.
O015.
FALLS CHURCH-S1,950 down and
$7S month buys this 3-bedroom
brick Cape Cod. Huge kitchen.
storm windows, full bsmt.. det.
earase. level wooded lot; mr.. Seven
Corners. CRowELL q CO.. INC.
2160 N. Glebe I'd, Arl. IA. 5.O7O7.
FALLS CHURCH : 3-bedrm. brick
Cape Cod; 2-car sarase; full bsmt.:
screened-in porch: fenced yard;
Sl5.95O. Only $1,000 down. For
sale BY owner. CT. e-3l7l.
FOUR BEDRMs., and only $l3.950i
excellent loeation: lovely lot. and
best Of all. only $1,000 down. Call
S "a sSs4 a. BETTER HOMES
HOLMES RUN ACRES = Contem-
porary. with. brick, stone and frame
exterior. Three bedrms.. baths
sep. din, or music rm.;. recr: rm,.
ug arf Sndscs aeie incl k fruit 0f tress
Strawberries and raspberries; J.
blk. grade school. swimming pool
memhership. By OWNER JE.
HYBLA VALLEY, 7-rm. Diet, brick
Cape Cod, features incl. oil h.-w. h,
lge. lot, paneled den, and many ex-
tras: vacant: price, $l0,l60; only
$95.93 per mo. after small down
payment. FLOYD =. DAVIS CO.,
1920 X st. n.ws MA. S-O362; ewes,
LOUDOUN COUNTY-Lge. e-rm.
home with 2 full baths on acres,
IN 6eaut. section q county N
SAFER ISs I is; burg SPRINGS "7.2oSs.
MCLEAN RAMBLER-$l4,7O0: 5
bedrms., den. porch. garage: all
this and more on l ACRE; giant
trees and stream. RED HOT!
HAYWOOD REALTY. 81. 6-4455,
DU. 5-S2aS.
NORTH ARL.-Hecht Co. and Seven
Corners nearby. Mammoth buy Tor
only S1S,500. CT approved, FLA
working. !Knotty-pine rec. rm., rear
s 81. P Sr r large tleS S Sa % ii saieE
Excel. cond, win sell quickly. Phone
MAN kEALTY, inc.
NORTH ARLINGTON : Brick Colo:
NAL; 3 bedrms.. Iva baths, fenced
yard. scr. porch; nj. schools SHOP
ping, bus; excel. condition. S2O.S5O.
OWNER, u. 3-1163.
NORTH ARLNGTON-Immac, 81
bedrm.. completely redec. brick
rambler: 2 spotlesS baths. modern
kitchen; garage: in fenced. secluded
yard under tall trees; 10 min. 70
d. c. Cali Mr.. Bowman. FL o.
S714. EXCLUSIVE. y BEoo' INC,
PARKLAWN, AVOID THE HEAT
1908 air-eond.. .3-bedrm,, 1ha-bath,
brk. ramb,: full bsmt. with rec. Tm..
I'm; G-E kit. OWNER. CT. 6-1OS6.
PIMMIIT AILLs-3-bedEmi, fully
N.aere lot; many trees, shrubs.
$4,000; easy terms. JR. 4-5O77.
BAVARIAN RATHSKELLER. and
space galore for the family with
.'teen-age pains" Excellent \, Arl.
street. Lifetime brick construction.
3 double bedrms., firepL, Ice. sun
shine" kitchen. lovely fenced gar
den. REALLY PINK AT e16.oo0.
Call IA 10000. REAL ESTATE
Lee hWyl open go.
LARGE AssUMPII0N. low down
payment, Springfield. virginia. 81
bedrm. brick rambler, good schools.
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WILL TRADE my Sl6.6OO equity In
lovely, new. brk. rambler. best Alex.
location. Appraised value. S37 800.
on apt. house. XII. $4,000.
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NORTH ARLINGTON-Immac, 81
6sdynI scmDlssIssiy n rsSse o SEiSn
kitchen; garage: in fenced. secluded
ward under tall trees; 10 min. TO
d. c. Call Mr.. Bowman. FL o.
3714. Exclusive. ', BEoo. INC,
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BRICK RAMBLER

o1S4OA 1SAMoA6R
ARL. SIS BEDROOMS
In new-house cond., on lge. lot:
PRICED LOWER FOR MINED. SALE
IA, 2-4645
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SMALL LEVEL lot, NV. section.
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HYBLA VALLEYi 7-rm. Diet, brick
Cape Cod, features incl. oil h.-w.h.,
Ice. lot. paneled den. and many ex-
tras: vacant: price, $10,150; only
sos .93 per mo. after small down
payment. FLOYD :. DAVIS CO.,
1920 X st. NV, Ma. S-O352; eyes,,
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IUptIO6oy SIUDuOS IOH ueWI
NEW AIR-C0NDITI0NED OFFICE
Arm. suite. ME. s.i7ie.
SILVER sPRING-seie. or suite in
once bldg air-conditioned CHES.
TER KELLER, Ju. 5-7l00.
GUARDIAN BLDG, $500 o.. ave.
Sill Sps, Md;-Choice location:
modern aIr-cond. suites. some with
private bath; al services incl.
call LEO NJ BERNSTEIN T. Co,
Aren't. DE. 2-6484.
|cHEvERLY AREA-Air eond.- excel.
loc.; 40xil5 pius bsmt. Of equal
! HgMpT VII s. 4 SCNs' ma. s-SOsO:
ALE a1 1ent ssSS Y. -, new store.
sitkin. KE 6-e32e ALBERT Il.
COHEN CO.. IA. 2-l661
Pr. GEORGES COUNTY-smaIl Of
nee, rear OF 20S1 University Lane;
$40 mo-: across from new post Of.
VMeeiw ssi EEw Wa. 2-sS'i' HE 4-sSoo'
l4th AND 2 SITS. NV. lawyers
COLLEGE PK:-.uround A.: front
entr,; IN good hotel loe.: parking.
Ideal lawyer. real estate. insur.
ance once. etc. Heat, lights furn.
$50 mo: WA. 1884. MANAGER.
ACROSS FROM WHITE HOUSE
In large once building--fully. air.
conditioned-2nd-il. ofice-1. 900
50. ft.-S6 per 50. ft.--iong lease.
Call MANAGER. Ma. s:26s6.
1884 CONN. AVE, N.W.-Niceiy
large studio apt.
3-rm. once suite with eb0-sq-ft,
storage space and 2-car garage. ali
ewes. WO. 6-5096.
| FLEIsCfiMAN BLDG. 3703 Bonita
lst. Sc. v mile over D. c. line. ideal
once space in new bldg. air-con.
ditioned, Branch ave. sc. (Mdi;
suites also designed for physicians
and dentists available. Ample park.
ing facilities.
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Warren and Justices Black and
Douglas dissented.
Another 6-3 opinion upheld an
Ohio law allowing the State
fire marshal to question wit
nesses in the absence Of their
attorneys. This was one Of three
written opinions delivered by
Justice Reed who today retires
after 10 years on the high court.
Stolen" Defined
A stricter definition of the
word stolen" came in a 6-3
opinion read by Justice Burton
in the case Of South Carolina
man who borrowed an auto
mobile to do an errand and then
drove to Maryland where he
sold the Year. The opinion from
which Justices Frankfurter,
Black and Douglas dissented
held that James Vernon Turley
could be tried in Federal Court
in Maryland under the National
Motor Vehicle Theft Act. bet
ter known as the Dyer Act,
rather than ON a common law
larceny charge.
The court ruled unanimously
in an opinion read by Justice
Clark that the Federal Trade
Commission has authority to
forbid individual firms to sell
under a zone delivery system.
This reversed a Federal appeals
court finding in Chicago that
the ETC exceeded it's authority
in such an order against the Ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-26
Ruling Upsets State Laws
On Sale Of Obscene Books

The Supreme Court has ruled
that States cannot use laws in
tended ito shield juvenile inno-
cents" in banning the sale of al
legdly obscene books to adults
The high tribunal yesterday
declared invalid a Michigan law
under which a dealer was fined
500 for selling to a policeman
book which a trial Judge said was
potentially bad for youth.
Justice Frankfurter, writing the
courts unanimous opinion, said
Michigan thus sought to protect
juveniles. But, said Justice Frank
furter, this is to burn the house
to roast the pig"
The Michigan law, he said
was not reasonably restricted tc
the evil with which it was said
to deal; its effect sis to reduce
the adult population of Michigan
to reading only what is at fol
children"
Michigan has a companion
law which is specifically aimed
ate sale Of obscene items to chill
dren. This law was not in issue
in yesterdays decision.
The book dealer, Alfred E.
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tjonal Lead Co., the Sherwin.
Williams Co.. and the Eagle
Pitcher Co.
Refuse Natvig Case Review
The perjury conviction of Mrs
Marie Natvig in United State.
District Court here was left
standing because of the Supreme
Courts refusal yesterday to re.
view her appeal. Mrs. Natvie
was charged with having falsely
told FBI agents and Federal
Communications Comm sior
representatives that she haC
been a Communist in Ohio in
the l930s and had known Ed
ward o. Lamb in that associa-
ton. She was a witness al
agency hearings on Mr.. Lambs
application for renewal for 6
TV-radio license at Erie. Pa.
The court also refused to in.
terfere with the contempt OF
court conviction of seven Penn
sylvania newspapermen and
photographers for taking pic
lures Of a murder trial defendant
despite a ban on photographs
within SO feet of the entrance tc
the Westmoreland (Pa.) County
Court at Greensburg, Pa.
Among those held in contempt
and fined $500 was David w
Mack. publisher Of the Green's
burg Tribune-Review and Will
liam Block. publisher Of the
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
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Johnson Raps
Letter Leak
BY the Associated Press

Senator Johnson, Democrat of
Texas, told the Senate yesterday,
II strongly disapprove and deeply
resent Government by leak"
The Democratic leaders irel
was caused by a situation which
arose last Friday when, he said,
the fact that a letter was on
the way to him from Secretary
of State Dulles was leaked" to
newsmen before the letter ar
rived.
Senator Johnson said he had
made known to President Eisen-
hover and Mr.. Dulles his views
about leaks and had advised
them he was going to speak on
the subject in the Senate.
The Texan recalled to the SEN
ate that there had been leaks,
before Senators received them,
on the Yalta papers and also of
the Middle East resolution now
pending before the Senate.
Asks Data for All
These leaks were to selected
newspapermen." Senator john
son said. adding, Il do not blame
newspapermen for their enter
prise"
But, he declared, "it is my be-
lief this information should be
available to all, or should be
confidential"
The Dulles letter to which SEN
ator johnson referred was in
reply to one Senator johnson
sent to the Secretary of State
February IL. In that, the Texan
gave his views on whether sane
tons should be imposed on Is
rael.
Senator Johnson told the Sem
ate that Assistant Secretary of
State Robert c. Hill, in charge
of the departments congressional
relations, tried to reach him last
Friday.
Called by Press
Mr.. Hill wanted to arrange
for meeting of Senate leaders
with Mr.. Dulles. held Sunday at
the Secretary of States home.
and also to bring the reply to the
February IL letter, the Senator
said.
Senator johnson went on to
say that he received a number
OF calls from reporters in the aft
ernoon, before Mr.. Hill ever ar
rived at the Capitol, advising
that the Dulles reply was on the
way.
i am shocked" Senator john
son said. ''that communications
had deteriorated to such a state
that the highest cabinet officer
cannot write the majority leader
OF the Senate without the ma
jority leader having to spend his
time talking to newspapermen
about the letter before it ever was
received"
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Gubors' Mother
To Be Married

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 26 (P.--
There's a marriage pending in
the Gabor family-but not for
zsa zsa, Magda or Eva. This
time it's mother Gabor.
Zsa Zsa said last night that
Mrs. Jolie Gabor will be married
Sunday in either New York OF
Westport, Conn, to an "old
friend" from her native Hungary
Count Edmond de Szigethy.
It will be the second marriage
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and quiet in motion /. E. and so comfortable and
luxurious to ride in that even the longest
journey is an occasion for glorious relaxation.
And for the lucky gentleman in the drivers
seat there is the added reward of Cadlac's
brilliant new performance.
In fact, the car is so nimble and responsive and
alert that days end will usually find them well
beyond their morning destination!
And then there will be the many other Cadillac
virtues to enhance the pleasure of their journey
-. its vast areas Of vision to give them the full
panorama of America great beauty and grandeur
to add to their contentment and peace of mind
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Relaxing Across America !

Behind them are the majestic mountain roadways
of Southern California and the picturesque desert
drive through Arizona.
And ahead lie the broad highways Of Texas
the scenic roads that wind through Oklahoma and
Missouri :. and the great Midwcstern turn
pixies that lead to the Eastern Seaboard
For they're in the car of cars and they're
travelling coast to coast across Americal
What's it like to spend the better part of week
in a 1857 Cadillac?
Well, as this happy couple is about to discover,
its unique and thrilling experience.
First of all, there is the marvellous re1iuLaeGS a
Cadillac provides The car is so incredibly smooth
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Butler Of Detroit, was fined for
selling a book entitled THE
Devil Rides Outside" The book
was written by John Howard
Griffin of Mansfield, Tex. who
last January suddenly recovered
his sight after 10 years of blind
ness resulting from a World War
II injury.
Mr.. Griffin called the decision
"a very great victory for the
right SIDE" adding:
We're not fighting for un-
bridled license in writing. but we
ARE against unbridled censorship
some local censorship laws
are ridiculous"
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there are only "a half-dozen that
could alone easily absorb the
entire thought of the court for
the rest of the term"
Except for the courts 6-3 rul-
ing that professional football is
subject to the Federal antitrust
laws. the array of opinions yes
terday was more notable for
volume and variety than for
major national interest or i'm
portance.
The court ruled 60 that a
blood sample taken from an I'M
conscious man after an auto
mobile accident could be used as
evidence against him in a Grim
Iinal trial, Justice Clark delivered
the opinion and Chief Justice
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for the mother Of the much-wed
Gabor sisters. tMagda and zsa
zsa have each been married four
times, Eva three tines. Mother
Gabor's first husband, vilmos
Gabor. rs. the father of the
sisters. lives in Budakeszi, Hun
gary.
zsa zsa said her mother knew
Count de Szigethy when she
lived in Budapest many years
ago. She said their romance
blossomed when he arrived in
this country six weeks ago.
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Rainier Buys Villa

MENTION. France, Feb. 26 Up.
Prince Rainier III of Monaco
has purchased a 15-room villa
here. 1t recently was used for
vacation by President Rene Coty
of France. Mention lies just east
of Monaco on the French Riviera
side of the Italian-French from
tier.
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Name Too CONFUSING

DETROIT, Feb. 26 lAJ. -
Philip Corton o'Neal asked Pro-
bate Court yesterday for the
right to change his name be-
cause 1t causes too much con-
fusion" Judge William j. Cody
scheduled a hearing for March
II to find out why Mr.. O'Neal
wants 1t changed 10 Mohandus
Takai Aaka.
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less other hours reading the
briefs and record and writing
opinions to determine whether
there was evidence to support an
allegation that it could reason
ably be foreseen that an ice
cream server on ship would use
a butchers knife to scoop out
ice cream that was too hard to
be scooped with a regular scoop,
is surely to misconceive the dis
erection that was entrusted to the
wisdom of the court.
1.-THE court may or may not
be doing justice in these four
insignificant cases it decides to-
day; it certainly is doing in
justice to the significant and
important cases on the calendar
and to its own role as the SUI
preme judicial body of the
country"
IL Decisions Issued
The four cases mentioned by
Justice Frankfurter as insight
icant" were among II decided
yesterday in written opinions.
Most of them drew dissents, in
Guiding several by Justice Frank
furter. The II cases. together
with almost $50 other petitions
granted or denied on the order
list, almost set a record for a
single-day sitting, especially in
mid-term.
In two of the four that partic-
ularly aroused the wrath Of
Justice Frankfurter, the court
divided 6-3 to reinstate damage
awards of $4,000 and $4,000 to
railroad employees. In the third
case it held a railroad was not
liable for injury of a conductor
The fourth was the decision that
ships baker was entitled to
damages for losing two fingers
when he used a butcher knife
on hard ice cream.
Warming to his theme, Justice
Frankfmter went on to tell his
colleagues that among the scores
of cases already accepted for
review and awaiting argument,
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Flood of Minor Cases
Stirs Fronkfurter Blast
By ROBERT X. WALSH

complaint by Justice Frankurter that the Supreme
be taking than reasonably attracted
closer notice today after tremendous turnout of written opinions
and orders
The flood of decisions delivered between 80
yesterday almost swamped his 24page dissent
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pages of statistics. But he put
on the record a potent protest
against what he described as the
courts growing tendency to re-
view too many liability cases
where the sole issues are queS-
lions of fact and of sufflciency of
evidence which he declared
should be decided by juries.
Assails Ice Cream Case
"This unvarnished account of
Federal Employers Liability Act
litigation in this court" he said,
lis not an exhilarating story
For the Supreme Court Of the
United States to spend two hours
of solemn argument plus count
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=. its wonderful reputation to add to their
pride and satisfaction
:. and its remarkable operating economy to
remind them how practical their odyssey is.
So there they are-on their way on one of the
most delightful journeys a motorst can make.
For they're seeing our wonderful land from the
finest vantage point on the American road:
through the windChieM Of a 1857 CadiLLaci
OF course, you don't have to travel 5000 miles
in this newest car of cars" to realize why its
owners call it "the greatest Of all Cadlacs'.
The evidence is in our showroom now-and an
hour at the wheel will tell you the whole story.
Anything wrong with tomorrow?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-26

Courts Ruling on Professional Football
Brings Confusion. Po9e A-20
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
Delta Devils
Roast .AIeorn

ITTA BENA - The Mississ-
ipipi Vocational College Delta
Devils opened their 1857 season
with a 2l-6 win over a fighting
.Alcorn College eleven on the
Braves home field.
The Devils waunted ground
and air attack amassad total
CT 5ll yards.
MVC scored in the opening
minutes OF the first quarter on
a l7-yard pass from quarter
back Nathnaeil McGinnis OF
etnd Lawson Persley. The I'D
was set up by a SIS yard pass
completion on the first play
from scirmmage by the same
combination. The extra point
was added by Stanley Hines
240 lbs guard who converted on
three attempts during the con-
test.
In the second quarter MVC
scored on sustained drive
from their 80 yard line with
Rudy Battle going in from 6
yards out.
The Alcorn Braves got in the
of two penalties TO the MVC
scoring column with the aind
enc yard line. The try for point
was blocked by Hines. At the
half MVC led 1915.
The second half was played
inside Alcorn's 80 yard line.
with MVC in possession most
of the way. However, penalties
nullified 3 MVC scoring chanc-
rs due to violations.
The scoring was climaxed
by a IL yard I'd pass from Nc
Glnnis to halfback higgins.
Final score MVC 21-Alcorn
6. Outstanding lineman for the
contest were Hines, Persley and
Lane for MVC. Mockabee
Shields and Alexander for AL
corn.