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Gypsy Wildcat" will be the show on Saturday morning at 10.
 Children with tickets from the bank are assured of seats. Tickets will also be available al the box office. Admission for children up 10 and including l2 is 25 cents. For l3-Year -olds and over the ad- mission is 35 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-03
HELP-MEN
MECHANIC

White: exper.. with light oil burners
and stokers. Car nee. days many
company benefits. Apply personnel
office. Room $40. 1424 K st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-03
SALES MANAGER

WE WILL PAY UP TO $3.50
PER WEEK BEGINNING THE DAY
HIRED, TO A MAN WITH AN OUT
STANDING RECORD OF SALES
MANAGEMENT IN DIRECT TO
CONSUMER FIELD. WE ARE IN.
TEREsTED ONLY IN MANAGERS
WHO ARE GOOD AND CAN PROVE
1T. OUR WORK is HOME FIELD
ON A LEAD AND APPOINTMENT
BASIS mo cANVAssING). OUR
MANAGERS OPERATE BY CON-
TRACT, A PROFIT SHARING
FRANCHISE WITHOUT INVEST
MENT. If YOU THINK YOU CAN
QUALIFY. SEND YOUR FULL
RESUME TO BOX est, STAR.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE-One OF
the country'S leading mfgrs. OF
Duplicating supplies desires man.
age 26.3b, Is consumer sales rep
resentntive in Washington Metro.
Hsss Quality AIif S SGmRle PAPER ns ma 81
tiers and supplies, direct image and
pre-sensitized: latest spirit masters
and supplies; stencils. ink and
other mimeo supplies. Local in
ventory.. delivery service will be
arranged. All replies held In strict
confidence. A nne opportunity for
2 proven producer or an ambitious,
Salary and commission basis. Send
complete resume with photo TO
BOX 3S1-T. Evening Star Based
on completeness OF resume and ex-
perience, Washington interview
viii be arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-03
ESTIMATOR

Alert. aggressive. under 40
years OF age: familiar with
Government work. Must have
thorough knowledge OF gen.
eral construction. including
all trades. Liberal salary If
capable of assuming respon-
sibility. This is q KEY position
in q young, growing organi-
cation. Replies confidential.
Box 23S-T, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-03
HELP-MEN
SALESPERSONS

IN quality china. glass
ware and silver, who in time. car
qualify as assistant department heat
II am. only. ALExANDER'S. INC.
Seven Corners shopping center
Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-03

statesmen
FIRST TIME d. C..

Unique part or full time direct
sales opportunity in imported hand
tailored suits Men with direct sales
experience, neat appearance Cal
MR.. MOREN. Hotel Woodner. HUI
3-440O. Room 1859.
SERVICE STATION shift managers
white t2l, excellent pay plus COM
mission; earn UP to 50, 800 year;
only. thoroughly experienced with
| local references. Write experience
particulars. and salaries. All replies
are confidential. Box AK, Star
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
eXper. Apply ~ E. COMPHER's
SuNOCO. SERVICE, 275S N. Wash
blvd. Arl,. Va.
SERV. STAT. ATTENDANT, white
age % to 40: Tub. exper. and gooc
salesman Local refs; good salarS
and comm. BARRON'S SUNOCC
SERVICE. Wis. and River I'd. NV
SHOE SALESMAN, exper.. famil,
shoes. steady lob. Top salary 3lbl
Wilson blvd. Arlington. IA. 7-2004
SHOE SALESMAN
We will make it worthwhile TO
top-notch salesman completed!
familiar with salon-type ladies' I'm,
shoe selling to Join our organiza ton
This is a permanent position for
stable person; Al applications ar
THE BOOTERY, INC.
1898 Connecticut Ave.
SHOE STORE MANAGER. take com
plete charge. family shoe store; ex,
ccellent salary plus bonus. 30,
49O-R, Star.
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MEDICAL DETAIL

Bio-sciences. major: sales exper
helpful under 40. Alex. area. Car
REQ. $40 and expenses,
ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1898 EYE NV.
NIGHT AUDITOR. small hotel: ex-
perienceo only. Apply in person
1912 @ street NV.
NIGHT CLERK; white for new mo-
tor hotel: located in Metropolitan
Area; only exper., incl. PIX board
with good refs. need reply. Box
4Sl-T, Star.
NIGHT MAN-Light duties, work in
Arl County. Va, drivers permit;
hours, Z pm. to $40 am; sleeping
facilities: college student or middle
aged man desirable; refs. required
For interview, call ia. 2-4455 bet,
d. pm.
OFFICE BOYS. MAIL ROOM CLERKS.
etc. (Whitel, S50-S60,
ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1888 EYE NV
PAINTERS, white, reliable. sober, for
permanent inside lob; Sc. with own
transportation. Call EN-. 2-S493
after pm
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-01-17
Coffee Parties To
Raise Funds For
Polio Campaign

Ladies Of Mt Lake PARK win
have a Coffee Party 10 raise funds
for the March Of Dime, ON Thurs
day January a. at the Bowling
Ahey The lime from 10 i j iii.
and from Z TO 9 p. m Those unable
TO attend in their own town arc
welcome to Join these ladies An
invitation to ali Mi Lake Park
ladies is issued Transportation viii
be provided anyone who wishes
same by calling Deerfield 4-225O
Persons wishing to contribute 20
The March OF Dimes in this manner
but who are unable to attend may
phone any Of The following and they
will call al your home loi your
contributions
Chairman. Mrs. Mason Calls.
co-chairman. Mrs Marvin Jones,
assistants. Ms Harvey Riley MIS-
Joseph WEIGH MIS- Isaac lmEey
Mrs. Clyde A. Gnegy Mis- Emile
German Mrs Willard Hayden
Mrs Delbort Bitunger Mis- Bon
ME Calhoun Mrs AiVie Ritchie
Mrs. Joseph kahl and Miss Peina
Harvey
Loeb Lynn will mold separate
party al a date vel to be sci This
Coffee party viii be in charge OF
MIS-. Albert Biggs and MIS-. VII
liam c Rogers The place viii be
the u Is AID Hall
Party Held Mon5ay
one coffee party already has
been held 1t was al the home Of
Mrs Wilbur Close. Mrs. Close was
one OF four women OF the county
to attend the coffee given by Mrs
Mckeldn at Annapolis last Week
Attending her pmN were Mrs
Mason Calls Ma, Marvin Jones.
Mrs Wade Mcesv. Mrs II H.
Harmed Mir Paul NuNlu Mrs
Eugene Taylor Mrs Richmd
Glouelty Two women ttom kitl.
miller were unable To De present
on account OF the weather These
women viii have couces OF their
own IN SPREADING the project around
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-01-17
Officers Installed
BY Eastern Star

Mrs Gladys Weeks was installed
as worthy mauu OF the order Of
Eastern stan al meeting IN oak
land on luesjal evening Others
to be- Installed include Reatord Pm-
bu3h worthy patron MIS- Vr-
giuIa uayhulst associate mdlron,
MIS- Mary H. Browning associate
couductress MIS-. Elisabeth Thayor,
chaplain; Mis-. Hazel Walter mar
shall Mrs BeiYl CORNER secre-
tMN Mrs. Anita Mealy orgauist.
Mrs Naomi Holer Adah; Mrs Ne
vadd Hostettler, Ruth Mrs Caro-
line Cargo. Esther, Alrs nellie
Stemplc Martha MIS- Martha Lou
Aahby Electa, Mrs Olga Elliott
Warder Mrs Beatrice Shmcr. sen
tihel
MIS- Naomi Harmed was the in
stailins officer assisted by MIS-
Ethclrae snyder marshall Mrs
Lms Naylor chaplain Mrs Mary
Jones. Wardcr and Mis-. Elsie SIN
cell orsanist
The associate patron, conductress
and treasurer Glenroot Dnley
Kathryn Speicher and Mrs. Alma
Rathbuu who were unable TO be
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-01-17

A daughter Miriam Rose, was
born to Mr. and Mrs. william Fer
guson, of Alhambra, Calf, ON Mon
day, January IA. Mrs Ferguson
was formerly Heather Robinson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Felix
Robinson, south Of town.
Mrs. j. D. Darby left Oakland
Tuesday morning for Miami, Fla
for visit with her son, John Oar
by She planned also to visit her
other sons, James. in New York
state, and Edwin, in Chicago. She
expected to be gone about two
months.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-01-17
Is Your Name
STEWART?
DO YOU KNOW THAT.

DO YOU KNOW THAT.
STEWART is one of The oldest
and most popular of Scottish sur
names. II is the equivalent of Stew
ard and Stuart. and il stems from
the old English stow and 'weard
meaning respectively supervisor
or manager and dwelling or
mansion The name was originally
spelled in its present-day form of
Steward. and il was bestowed when
sunames first came into vogue,
upon those who managed landed
estates OF superintendent the house
hold affairs of another II should
be noted that in ancient Scotland,
the steward. in many instances. was
not only chief of the royal house
hold. but his power extended to
the collection and management of
crown revenues TO the admlnistra-
ton of justice, and in time OF war
ne took first place in the army next
to the king
John Stewart l742-l802 Was a
lieutenant colonel of Maryland
troops during the Revolutionary
War For bravery at Stony Point
he was presented by Congress with
medal and is one OF the thirteen
medalists of the Revolution. An
other patriot was James Steward
l755-l845 who was horn in Anna
polls died in Baltimore County
Maryland and served as surgeon
in the Continental troops
The edifce OF the Methodist
| Episcopal Church, Oakland was
built in 1853 and rebuilt in 1874
u O Stewart was its pastor in 1889
and 1860
Numerous genealogical records
of the Stewart family have ap-
peared in The Stewart Clan maya
zine published monthly for a
number of years in Beatrice Ne
braska
Stewart Island is the smallest
and southernmost Of the three
main islands comprising New Tea
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-01-17
p Marriage Permits
Granted Past Week

Twenty-Five marriage licenses
were issued during the past week
ending Monday al noon from the
office OF Richard L Davis, clerk
of the Circuit court This brought
the total for January thus far To
a. one license issued was marked
don't publish
kennie Gene King 20 parent 5
consent, WoOdsman FriendsVille,
and Lois Jean Burke, II parents
consent, Meyersdale Pa
Charles Oliver Lansberry Jr.
"a U. S Navy. Thomas, " Va, and
Erma Maysel Simmons. l9, Red
Greek W Va
William Carl Biclstein 20 par
ent's CONSENT laDOrer, and Mar
tina Mae Schroyer II parent $
CONSENT. both Connellsville, Pa
Clifford Samuel Starr, "a, brake
man, and Barbara Belle Liford, H.
parents consent both near Con
fluence, Pa
James E9Ward Shaver, 10, par
ent's consent, trackman, and
Deanna Marie Meyer, IS both
Worthingtou. w. Va.
George Mckinley Reid so, la
borer, East Rainelle, W. Va, and
Catherine Jane Greeley So, Hazel
ton, Pa
Kenneth Neal Paugh, p, baker.
near Beverly W. Va, and Betty
Lou White, 2i. Elkins, W Va.
Kelley Clay McCahan, -, laborer,
and Donna Mae Abbott, 20, both
SaXton, Pa.
Samuel Thomas McGinnis, "a,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-01-17
Oakland Personals

Mrs II L. Wcimer is i'll at her
home in Mt Lake Park
The Mothers March in the Mt.
Lake Park and Loeb Lynn area win
be in charge Of Joseph Wclch
Mrs. J Vincent Burton. Romney.
w Va, was visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ii. Omutt.
last Thursday
Mrs Wade Meese entertained
this morning with coffee in keep
ing the coffee chain going for the
March of Dimes
Mrs Clarence Spear spent the
weekend in Cumberland with her
son-n-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs William Owens.
Mr. and Mrs Floyd Leighton and
daughter Carolyn left yesterday
for points in Florida where they
viii vacation for several weeks
Misses Rose and Lucille Mitchell
entertained their bridge club at a
luncheon al the Wniam-James
hotel last Saturday afternoon.
a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Friend of near Oakland. on
Saturday morning January II, in
Garrett County Memorial hospital.
Mrs. Earl Roth returned to her
home Monday from the Garrett
County Memorial hospital where
she had undergone an operation
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs William Z. Rowan, Of West
Hyattsville. ON Saturday. January
5 Mrs Rowan was the former Max
inc Imam
Associate Judge Neil G Frale,
was able to be al work on TUESDAY
after having been confined to his
home for several days on account
of illness.
In listing the survivors of the
late Francis b Gender, found on
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-01-17

Mrs f II Field entertained with
three tables of Finch at her home
ON Second street last Friday eve
ming
Members of the Oakland Home
makers club win meet Al the home
of Mrs Floyd Wensel south Of
town on Thursday evening Jmu-
AIRY "a at o'clock
The Young Adults of the Luther
an church will meet Sunday eve
ming al $50 O'Clock at the home Of
MIR and Mrs George Hanst AS
sisting hosts will be MIR and Mrs.
John Forman
Donald II Sincell spent Tuesday
in Baltimore and visited his
brother. c. NJ. Smccll who remains
a patient in Johns Hopkins hos
pital, where he is recovering from
IL major operation
Explorer scouts are having a
food sale on Saturday beginning
al 8 o'clock in The office OF the
West Maryland Power company
The proceeds will be used for eN-
plorer activities. Delbert Gnegy is
explorer adviser
Mr. and Mrs Warren Biser have
purchased the home of Miss Bessie
Rodeheaver located on Third
street, and are now residing there
Miss Rodeheaver is occupying an
apartment at the home of Mts.
Daisy Meyer, nearby
The Methodist Mems club OF 81
Pauls Methodist church was served
dinner Wednesday evening by the
WSCS at lis regular meeting A
program on the United Nations
tour was presented by students
and faculty member Of Southern
Hish school
Members OF the AIizpah Sunday
school class OF the Methodist
church will meet Wednesday eve
ming, january % al s O'Clock, at
the home of Mrs Robert Flaher5
Assisting hostesses Will be Mrs
Wilbur Close and MIS- Willard EL
lott
The Oakland Civic club is having
a public benefit card party ON
JANUARY 81 in the Epis-
copal parish house, beginning al
o'clock Tables are being provided
for bridge Five Hundred and
Cauasta. Refreshments viii be on
sale Tickets are priced al 30 cents
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-01-17

land
Eliza Daniel Stewart 18l6-1908),
known widely as Mother Stewart
earned national recognition as Il
temperance evangelist
Robert MarcelWs Stewart lSl5-
1917 was governor of Missouri.
John Wolcott Stewart 1825-l9l5l
was governor of Vermont
irwin Stewart is president West
Virginia University
James Garfield Stewart is Judge.
Supreme Court Of ONO.
Edward Ellsworth Stewart is
president National Dairy Products
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-01-17
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to all our
friends and neighbors for their
kindness and helpfuness during
the illness and following the death
OF our brother, Robert Friend
We also want to thank Rev Ed
win Smith tor his comforting
words. and all who gave flowers
and contributed the use Of THEN
automobiles for the funeral service.
Brother and Sisters
Adv II
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ADV 1
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{ OrpOratl
New York s
CARD

We desire to eAi
thanks and apprecI4
friends and neighbor
kindness and helpIulnt
the illness and following IT,
of our husband and father IN,
Fred W lloltscmneider
We also want TO thank Or A T..
Nance and Rev FIR Michael Is.
Carney for then kindness and all
who gave flowers and contributed
the use of their automobiles for the
funeral service
Mrs Holtschneider and family.
ADV It,
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miner. near Lost Creek w. Va,
and Nora Caroline Smith, q near
lane Lew, w va.
William Everett Longslreth, "A,
shovel operator and Margaret Viz
lginiu Golden 36 both near Lost
creek. W. Va
Philip Ronald Runner "a store
clerk. Point Marion, Pa. ana Pa
tricia Lorraine Dills 20 near Lake
/ lynn Pa
John Harold Sieley. IS miner.
| near kineWood w Va and Janet
Lucille Sisler. 10 near Tunnelton.
w va.
Keith Wayne Scauy 1S par
cnts CONSENT, strip miner, and
Sondra Lee Growall IS parents
CONSENT both Salneville. O.
Eli Meats SO. laborer and Myrtle
Thomas Lee. 90 both near Oak
land
Keith McElroy IS. installer, near
| MorgantoWH w Va and Elizabeth
Ann Buncic 20 near Point Marion
Pa
Robert Lichello 80 writer
Wheeling W. Va. and Helen
Louise Rowe, % near Fairmont
| w. Va
Donald kurkey 10 parents con
sent u. 5 Army and IVOnne Mae
| Thomas 80 both UninntoWn. Pa
Delmar Glenn Peume % miner
and Ida Ellen Baker q both Tun
Melton W Va
Wilbur Ray Hutzel "a laborer
Cleveland O. and Dorothy Elaine
Frazee Is Friendsyillc
Donald William Welsbacher 26
lahorer and Mary Dolores Peake
| "a, both Pittsburgh Pa
Richard Lee Ringer 26 ware
houseman SisterNllle. " va. anC
Betty 10 RUPERT 10, near Auburn
w Va
Licenses Recently Issued
Arthur Leroy Lambert. "A Welder
and Janet Lurea HMtun. p boil
near Warrington, W Va
Ronald John Aiken. 20 parent.
consent glass selcctnr and Almeds
Ruth kmsley % both MorgantoWn
W Va
Michael Murm AZ. construction
worker Gia>spou Pa aud JUL
anna Theresa Maiuty 81 Whitaker
Pa
! Claude Ellsworth Harris 20 pa.
ent's consent / S Navy. HepA
bah, " Va and Loretta Jean Rus
sen Is ShlnustUu " Va
Samuel Leroy Hilton 20. par
tents consent, maehiuist helper
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-01-17
ADDITIONAL LOCAL ADS, TOO
LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

FOR SALE Farm. 90 acres, at
SAMMY side Along hard top road
Dan Hcrshberger RI. Oakland. -
ADV 47-lt
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-01-17
May Form Scout
Troop At Bayard

The possibility of an additional
Boy Scout troop in the area was
discussed last Thursday night at a
meeting in the Bayard elementary
school where about forty parents
and teachers had assembled.
Requirements for organizing a
scout unit We're presented by John
Forman, chairman of organization
and extension for the Deep Greek
scout district and Rev John j At
well, district chairman.
The scouting program is aimed
at building a well-rounded boy INTO
a good, clean, religious citizen Of to-
morrow, and how this could be done
was outlined by the two speakers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-17
.Whitcomb Named
Basketball Coach
At Gonzuqu High

Jack Whitcomb has been
named head basketball coach
at Gonzaga High School. sue
ceeding Tommy OKsefe. After
serving as head U6aeh for two
years. OKeefe rSASnsd last
April to go to Georgetown Uni
versity as freshman Ooach.
Whitcomb, ~, - q graduate
Of Wilson High School and
Randolph Macon College. He
played three years Of basket
ball and baseball at Wilson.
His 100 points scored in four
seasons of basketball at Ran
dolph Macon still stands as a
school record.
Whitcomb served two years
in the Army at Fort Lee. Va,
and coached basketball at st.
AIMS in the CYO leagues for
two years before going to Con-
zaga in 1856 as freshman and
junior varsity coach under
O'Keefe.
His junior varsity team post
ed a 21-3 record to win the
Catholic League junior varsity
championship last winter while
o'Keefe was winning the league
varsity title with a TIA mark.
Whitcomb will continue as a
mathematics teacher at Con-
zaga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-17
Hebert BIomes NAACP
For Army-TuIone Shift

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. II
R.-Representative H bert.
Democrat of louisiana, said
today the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People was behind the transfer
of the Army-Tulane football
game from New Orleans to
West Point. He blasted the
Army as "a full partner in the
campaign against the South"
The game, scheduled for No
vember Is and the target of
criticism by a Pennsylvania
Congressman. was transferred
yesterday. Secretary of the
Army Brucker told Hebert the
transfer was agreed to by both
schools. Brucker said Louisi-
ana's segregation law was the
reason.
Hebert. however. said there
was nothing different now than
from the time the game was
originally scheduled. He said
he personally warned the Army
that the NAACP would try to
have the site changed.
Unfortunately" he said.
"our friends at Tulane have
rather compromised the issue
by agreeing to transfer the
game"
One Tulane spokesman said
the transfer might mean a
revenue loss as high as $4,000
for Tulane.
The Louisiana law, passed in
1856. bans racially mixed COM
petition and integrated seating.
Brucker said 1t was decided
that all seats sold by Army
would have to conform.
There are no Negroes on The
Army football team. but some
cadets at West Point are
Negroes. 1t. Gen. Gar David
son, superintendent Of the Mill
tary Academy, announced some
time ago, however. that the
cadet corps would not come
here for the game because OF
economy reasons and Transport
tation difIiculties.
Representative Fulton. Demo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-17
Bobby Loyne Arrested
For Drunken Drivino

DETROIT. Sept. II R.-
Bobby Layne. Detroit Lions
quarterback. was arrested at
2:l0 am. today on q drunk
driving charge.
Layne was held at police
hearQuarterS for an hour, being
released to Jack Christensen,
a teammate. who posted a $3.50
cash bond. Layne was ordered
to appear in traffic Court later
today.
Coach George Wilson an
nounced an IL pm. curfew for
Lions players some time ago.
He declined direct comment on
Layne's arrest. except to say:
How do we know why he
was out so late? He might
have been sitting up with a
sick friend"
Police said Layne was &C
companied by two men and
three women. whose names
they did not disclose. when he
was arrested.
Patrolmen Lemmie Pratt and
Donald osborn said they stop
ped Layne after he made a
wide. sweeping right turn into
Grand River avenue from Lins-
dale and drove for more than q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-17
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
BY WARREN GAER
Drake Football Coach

As Maryland and Texas A &M
meet in the seasons opener,
you, the head linesman. are
called upon to make the de-
cision that means the ball
game.
Texas A a. M. trailing 2O-i4,
has driven TO the Maryland one
yard line. and on fourth down,
the Aggie quarterback attempts
a sneak for a touchdown against
the center Of the Maryland line.
On this crucial decision must
l. The entire ball be over
the middle Of the chalked
line?
2. Any part Of the ball be
over the front nearest Aggies)
part Of the goal line?
3. Any part Of the ball BE-
over the back nearest goa
pOsts) part Of the goal line?
4. The entire ball be over the
back Of the goal line?
(AHStDer on Page A-2D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-17

crat Of Pennsylvania, protested
the game recently to President
Eisenhower. but officials at
West Point said at the time
the game would have to be
played since a contract had
been signed.
The Army said the military
academy football team would
play the University Of Virginia
at Charlottesville October rs,
but was assured Virginia as
signed the visiting team a Sec
ton Of the stadium with the
perrogative to dispose Of tickets
at its discretion.
Navy is scheduled to visit two
Southern teams. Georgia at
Norfolk. Va. October 10, and
North Carolina at Chapel Hill
October S.
Navy said in arranging cen
tracts with Southern Univer-
ties for games this fall, it in
sisted on a statement from
local sponsors that the con-
tracts contain a clause guaran-
teeing freedom Of ingress and
egress and nonsegregation OF
seating for all spectators seek
Ing admission to these games"
The transfer left Tulane with
only four home games.
Tulane said 1t would refund
money after october l to pur-
chasers Of tickets to the game.
The university also said it would
refund the price of season tick
ct books II any purchasers de-
sired to return them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-17
3-YEAR-OLD IS FAVORITE
Gallant Man to Race
Dedicate Tomorrow

NEW YORK. Sept. II LR.-
Gallant Man. a top contender
for the 3-year-old champion
ship, tackles older horses to-
morrow for the first time
in the $25.0OO-added Nassau
County Handicap at Belmont
Park.
The main rival for Gallant
Man. Ralph loves Belmont
Stakes winner. is Mrs. Jan
Burke's 5-year-old Dedicate,
the East's top handicap star.
Eleven were entered for the
mile-and-an-eighth test. which
is a prelude to the 100000
added Woodward Stakes. Sep
TENDER %.
Gallant Man. TO be ridden by
Willie Shoemaker. will pack
12l pounds, while Dedicate.
with Eddie Arcaro up. has 1875.
That is the scale weight for age
at this time of the year.
OddSmakers listed Gallant
Man. winner Of the Travers
Stakes in his last start. as the
2-to-1 favorite. with Dedicate
5-to-2. and Woodley Lane
Farms Reneged. with l2l
pounds. next at 5-to-l.
Others entered were Edward
Seinfeld's Admiral Wee, IFS;
the Greentree Stable entry Of
Pop Corn. los, and Riley, l13;
Ogden Phipps' Bureaucracy,
107; Mrs. Wallace Gilroy's Oh
Johnny. Ill; Howell E. jack
sons Tick Took. 113: c. T..
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