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Education Front

tConiinved from Page u
The second report Mathematics also strikes several
blows at the forces Of "progressivsn." -.
The important thing in mathematics teaehins-says the
reports the quality Of the teacher and ihs teachers
preparation One Of the principal needs suggested by the
that teachers who going 70 instruct others
in nashsmssics about their svbiecf-sn ap
preach long favored by conservatives demanding
phsss on subject matter. less methods" courses.
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Demoerat-Labor-

Continued from Back Page
EWES, MURDERoUS GAINS. JUDASES KNAvES AND
FOOLS OF ALL HUMAN PARENTHOOD, AND
THE SPIRITUAL LUNAcY OF ACCEPTING AS REAL
THE so-eaed MATERIAL" CREATION AND
UNIVERSE, MAKING NE. GOD, A INDUSTRIOUS LIAR.
CREATOR, PARENT, TRULY
BUT THE ONE REAL CREATOR, PARENT,
CREATION, UNIVERSE, is VERY Good! Genesis l:3
-SUPER-SATURATING INFINITE SPACE WITH
UNAVAILABLE, INcORRUPTIBlE, INvULNERABLE,
OMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE,
YOUR TRUE HABITAT. MY ETERNAL IMAGE AND
LlKENESSI
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MORE OF HOFFA, EFT Al, cRINAINlALITY J.
1.-THE CASE OF THE HUMAN TORCH"

Excerpts from NY. Tribune Editorial. $40
How much longer are the people Of the United States
be prisoners pisfoIponf Of ihe thugs. ssonisfs
vrdeers and thieves who pass by the name OF vnionsfs
In Jimmy Ho#ss conspiracy against the public?
That the question which craven Congress has so far
refused answer by passing labor reform bill with teeth
Continued Next Column. Top)
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Prophecy Is always risky but We hereby predict that
the case Of Frank Kerderf-snd what reveals in ell It's
ehasfinsss about Jimmy Hos-wiIi prove to be the final
straw that will destroy him.
Todsy's issue Of Time" mssszins shows In graphic
detail whs kind Of ksrdorf Here ere excerpts
from It's interview with Flint business ierrorzed by
him:
III first time met kierdorf in 1856 He laid down
union recognition form and asked sign HE CANE
RIck IN HEcE AND LAID IT ON NY DESK. We asked
for vofc
"Kerdorf said THERE WOULD BE NO VOTE. Just
like that WITHIN A WEEK WE HAD A TEAMSTER PIC.
KET LINE. ALL TRUCK DELIVERIES STOPPED We had
twenty thirty meetings with the union kerdor was
man. We didn't deal with any else
I'VE took II TO the STATE MEDiATOR-we weren't big
enough for the National Labor Relations Boardand ker.
dorf SAID NO. JUST LIKE THAT. HE WOULDN'T AGREE.
80 HE'S STILL PIckETINc. We're using the railroad.
We send our 70 the railroad station TO pick up
pipe but then the boys start getting RUN OFF THE
ROAD AND THREATENED. THEY THREW TWO STINK
BOMBS IN NY HOUSE. The house still sfnks.
THEY ATTACKED ONE OF OUR DRIVERS AT THE
STATION Kierdorfs Cadillac pulled up behind the
driver Just getting in fhs truck and four fellows jumped
out BEAT HIM OVER THE HEAD WITH PIPE. BEAT
HIM TO THE GROUND. TWENTY-FIVE STITCHES.
That blow licked gave up and vnionired.
The police afraid They know Kerdorfs
bigger than they Oh yes they TOO I'd ask them for
hepve known most Of the people around here most Of
my Iife-and they'd say, WE CAN'T ENTER A LABOR
DISPUTE II shakes your confidence in democrasry"
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Eisenhower Address
CONTINUED from Back Page)


As for the Presidents plan for economic aid 10 Arap
states Israeli sources pointed ov israel did not seek any
change procedures OF her international AID pro-
gram Is no.od sh, the President makes provision for
national programs to continue With American sd ACCORD
ngy is not necessary for Israel ~ comment on me p'se
esbty Of the proposed economic agency In general Is
has Iona advocated greater attention to economic de-
velcpment in fhe Arab world"
The snse pointed OFT that in the present stare
Of the Middle East situation and for much time aneao
saes need strengthening OF the deense con-
tnres They sddsd that Israel cid rot plan to reaPPoaen
The uN AZ mi. ponl with request for uN study OF heavy
armanents.
In she opinion Of the Israeli sources all sa na'ons
are affected by Esenhowers firm dsearaon mar me
United States reserves the right 10 come 10 ad OF any ns
zion seeking help against aggression me Isl
70 point on, ira, Esenhowers expressed confidence thar
Arab nssionsss should seek peaceful goals contrasts
with the vehement mitanee OF Arab nafonas'
da In recent years and months"
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Devils Hoffa--


Continued from Back Page)
III is almost improper the seandaous failure OF
the Democratic Congress pass labor reform bill TO put
HoFs. Public Enemy No. I. and his criminal cohorts
under form Of public control and responsibility"
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US. Threatened

tcor,inuod from Back Paoe'
nav pper,o.,s soM ally GRAHAM IS NOT YET PuRI-
tconsinusd Next Column ToP)
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NY ANSWER
BY BILLY GRAHAM

oUESTIONS-It evident America is forced into
secondary place world power, and that being
threatened by Russia II God you say why would he al
low such goddess nation TO get into position Of world
dominance? MEG
ANSWER:-The people Of God have many times asked
the same question: More than II has happened that
very wicked nation nation that right
eoUs.
One Of the prophets complained about saying. There
tore the law Stacked and justice doth forth for
the wicked doth compass about the righteous"
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President Eisenhower

President Eisenhower
tcsusInvsd from Back Page,
BERLIN AR-LiFT THwARTED THE DEVILS REDS.
EFFORTS 70 STEAL COMPLETE CONTROL OF
BERLIN, IN VIOLATION or AGREEMENT WITH
u s. AND ALLIES, WHO SAVED sovIETs AGAINST
DESTRUCTION BY HlTLER'S HoRDEsi
PART
1.-THE HEALING OF THE NATIONS!
THE "HEALING" IS A PROGRESSIVE AVA. EtINC
TO THE EXCLUSIVE. UNAVAILABLE. Externally
HARMONIOUS REALITY OF PERFECT CREATOR.
PARENT CREATION, AND UNIVERSE - VERY
cooDT-cen. ISL
FORCING A DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE"
ONT OF MYTHICAL, DEvLIsH, ANTI-cHRisT
PsYcHoPATHIc, ADAM-EvE. MURDERoUs CAIN,
JUDAS. KNAvEs AND FOOLS EGO AND
PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN PARENTHooDE
or THE CHASTITY FARCE" OF ACCEPTING AS
REAL THE sHADoWY, so-caied "AATERl.."
CREATION AND UNIVERSE
THE ONE UNIVERSE IS Externally COMPLETE
LY POPULATED, sUPER-sATURATED, WITH NY
CREATION AND OFFSPRING. YOUR TRUE BEING
MATTERLEss, FLEsHLEss. SPIRITUAL. cHRIsTLIKE
oMNPRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE
ARE UNAVAILABLE, iNcoRRUPTIBLE. INvUL-.
NERABLE!
NEVER. ACTUALLY. IN ALL ETERNITY.
The MORTAL THOUGHT
MYTHS OF HUMAN BIRTHS. SIN.
DEVIL. HE'LL. MATTER" DEATH DISEASE
ACCIDENTS, WORLD WARS EVEN (WHICH
ARE MERELY GIGANTIC. MORTAL THOUGHT,
ADAMEvE, MURDERoUs CAIN, JUDAS. KNAvEs
AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BURLEsoUEs
OF Externally HARMONIOUS REALITY!
The Presidents Peace Program
Excerpts from NY. Tribune Editorial, 8/l4)
He proposed a six-point program which obviously made
deep impression and heard with the
and sincerity with which he gave it,
Here the he spelled desirable for
Middle East solution:
u United Nations concern for Lebanon.
n United Nations preserve peace in Jordan
81 An end TO the fomenfng from without of civil strife
Al A United Nations Peace Force.
s. regional economic development plan TO assist and
accelerate improvements in the living standards Of the peo
pie in these Arab nations
81 Steps TO avoid spiral in the
80 The specifics with which he heshed them out in
cvded:
To help make the Middle East vabIe, healthy and
prosperous the United Nations should help naugurae
Arab development institution regional basis to acee-
progress such fields industry agriculture water
supply heah and education. II should be governed by
the Arab themselves perhaps with the assistance OF
the international Bank in establishing IT, 1.-THE function of
leadership must belong TO the Arab states themselves
. To stop spraIing Mid East arms buid-up. he sug-
sesfs study Of the flow of arms
TO the Mid East nations.
This was a program which Soviet Foreign Min
lister Andrei cromyko dared reject entirely out OF hand
Although he followed President, with 40mnue TRADE
full Of familiar Soviet busterings and cIieheraffIng he
referred to the proposed economic program Surely
something good which would require careful eonsidera-
fion."
For the rest Cronykos speech parroiing OF tired
phrases basic rights frampled under
FOOT dangerous situation armed intrusion typical OF
the c-tons of eoIonsf" OIL OIL AND AGAIN OIL
Even cromvko himself seemed get bored by this
photograph record before through Much OF II could
be summed up by
EIsENHOWER'S PHRASE. "BAlLISTIC
BLACKMAIl."
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DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. AUG %. 1853 II
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FLED. LIBERATED. PROM THE MYTHICAL
DEWLIsH, ANrI-cHRIsT, PsycHoPATHIc, ApAM-EvE
MuRDERoUs CAIN JUDAS, KNAvEs AND FOOLS
ECO AND PSYCHOLOGY or ALL HUMAN PARENT.
Hoo0N!-THE CHASTITY FARCE" OF ACCEPTING AS
REAL THE sHADoWy so-esIedl MATERIAL"
CREATION AND UNIVERSE! WHEREAS, ALL HUMAN
AND MATERIAL" PHENOMENA, OBJECTS, ARE
MERELY VISIBLE, MYTHICAL, MORTAL
THOUGHT IMAGES coUNTERFEITs AND BUR-
lESoUES OF Externally HARMONIOUS DIVINE AND
SPIRITUAL IDEAS - MATTERLEss, FLEsHLEss,
SPIRITUAL. cHRIsTLikE, Externally, COMPLETELY,
PoPULATiNc, SUPERsATURATINc THE ONE UNI
VERSE WITH UNAVAILABLE iNcoRRUPTIBLE, IN
VULNERABLE, oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETER-
NAL LIFE, YOUR TRUE HABITAT. MY ETERNAL IMAGE
AND LIKENESS
MY SON, BILLY, NOT YET A PURE,
MAJOR PROPHET! THAT WILL COME
ONLY VIA ONE, PURE, TRUE CHURCH,
THE CHRIST, SCIENTIST AND cHRIsTLIKE
PROCLAMATION OF INDEPENDENCE" FROM THE INTEL
LEcTUAL AND SPIRITUAL DISHONESTY! Or Ac-
cEPTINc AS REAL AN ADAM-EvE, MATERIAL CON-
cEPT OF CREATOR. PARENT. CREATION. AND
UNivERSE!l!
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'BEAI UP WOMEN'

Hoffman explained that he thinks Revther is more
dangerous than Hofa because me is smart has money
holds political power. and sends goons TO western Mich
gan TO beat up women"
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Reuther More Dangerous

Reuther More Dangerous
CONTINUED from Back Page)
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
THE DEVILS REUTHER IS THE AMERICAN
VERSION OF lENIN, STAIN,
MUSS0LINl, HITLER, ET AL!
THE DEVILS DEMOCRATS AND REUTHER HAVE
BEEN ENGAGED IN HUNDRED BILLION STEALS
AGAINST THE AMERICAN PUBLIC!
CALLS REUTHER WORSE
At point, Hoffman asked by Senator GoIdwater
tRAriz) TO compare offa with Walter p Revther. presi
dent Of the JAW.
Hoffman said that Revfher much worse, addng
Hoffa is frank and open about it, He'll Just skin his own
union members"
Hofa. sitting few feet behind Hoffman. grinned But
he turned scarlet when Hoffman said the Justice Depart
ent at fav. for putting the Transfers leader in JAIL
2 n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-14

a star is criminal" said Robert
according 10 the quote I saw
Most OF II goes In taxes anyway
but the salaries add 10 the cost
Of a picture and II takes Longer
for the Aim 10 register q profit
But as Gene Kelly told me. n
you cut your price they say
you're slipping"
80
Ingrid Bergman's fiance, Lar,
Schmidt. Is having trouble
Transforming the cockney OF
MY Fair Lady" into Swedish
for the hit which he produces
In Stockholm in January. The
equivalent In Swedish Is called
"Stockholmska." Il might be
simpler for him TO do the whole
thing in English. Most OF the
Swedes speak II anyway.
Susan Hayward flies back 10
Georgia and husband Eaton
Chakley. when she completes
her Between the Thunder and
the Sun" movie with JefI
Chandler. Susan moves into the
new house she and her husband
are building, very ultra-mod-
ern with all the latest gadgets.
located on 200 acres, with horses
and livestock, SO miles from
Atlanta.
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promptly scraped his knuckiel
ON the pavement. He was used
10 o Plymouth.
$50
Walking around in her air
ahsent-mindedly. Lillian Lee
decided she'd better close hel
venetian blinds. Next day q
neighbor greeted her with: u
saw you at your window yes
terday. MY. you play your
radio loudl"
II Is Red Kane's story about
the executive who comes home
and slumps YEARLY IN q chair
His wife asks him what on
earth Is the matter.
We'll" he said. you know
those aptitude tests I'm giving
over at the ofice2 ! took one
today and its sure q good
thing ! own the company"
HNs
Mamie Kimball is one OF
the owners OF the Kinney park
ing lots which are all over town,
The other night he had a din
ner date with his wife at the
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Embers and arrived half an
hour late.
what kept your" demanded
his miSsus.
II couldn't ind = place 70
park" admitted Kimball.
So yesterday our Marian
arrives at Times Square and
notices one Of those pedestrian
signs blinking walk. Don't
Walk. Walk. Don't Walk. F"
He looked at Il In some wonder
What on earth Ia my wife
doing here7" he asks.
-
william b. williams knew
that there was q preview Of a
Aim scheduled for Loew's Sew
enty-second Street Theatre
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SYLVESTER
Continued Prom Pare A-sO

Continued From Page Also
going. Why it works any better
than his own speedometer, de-
ponent cannot say.
-
Gary Gladstone. the Jersey
photographer. bought q new
Triumph sport car. The first
day out with 1t he had to
signal a car behind that ne
was coming to q sudden stop.
He threw one arm out and
down over the window sill. He
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-14
HOLLY WOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Mickey as Torzon? Why Not?

HOLLYWOOD. (NANA) =
Jayne Mansfleld's muscular
mate. Mickey Hargitay, has
been contacted by producer Sy
Weintraub 10 play the role Of
Tarzanl and a better man for
the role 'twould be hard 10 And.
The only thing against Mickey
is his Hungarian accent. But as
/ reminded Mr.. Weintraub.
Tarzan doesn't have 10 speak
very much. Jayne's very
own bathroom In her l3-bath-
room-home in Holmby Hills
here. has wall-to-wall and CELL
ing-ed antique pink mirrors.
She and Hargitay are also
building a private chapel. Plus
a couple OF waterfalls on the
grounds. Nothing fiashy, just a
real home.
Zsa Zsa GabOr called 10 say
she is on a date diet. only
three a week" With the male
shortage. and her reputation as
a lover Of beautiful. expensive
things. Zsa is lucky to have
three dates a week. Harry
Belafonte made an even bigger
hit In England when he told
them his grandmother had been
born there. The popular singer
also revealed that he is now in
the 81 per cent tax bracket.
Alfred Hitchcock is negotiate
ing the movie rights Of Graham
Greene's latest book, Our
Man in Havana" Greene is
asking $4,000. Hitch is dick
ering. Now that Jill Corey
seems to be spending so much
time in Hollywood. handsome
New York realtor Marty Kim
mel is occupying his evenings
at the Harwyn Club with So
cialite-model Joan Tuby. Marty
was formerly wed to Gloria
De Haven. The Jerry
Lewises, with four children.
are setting their sights on a
family Of eight. And / remem-
Der the days when children of
a movie star were never men
toned in the same breath.
A letter from All-American
Ronnie Knox, turned actor,
saying he is looking forward
to reading Beloved Infidel,"
my book with GerOId Frank
ito be published by Holt in
November) and giving me the
information that Ronnie has
also written a book, Some Dark
Mountain" - "A novel - it's
such beautifully hard work,
isn't it?" 1t is.
And a note from Kirk Doug
las in London: 1T was a real
thrill sitting next to Prince
Philip at the premiere OF The
Vikings I felt like a bobby
soxer! My son Michael asked
me to get the Princes auto
graph. but I didn't have the
courage to ask. Isn't that sur
prising when you consider how
brave / am in my moviesl"
Cary Grant, explaining why
movies are more of q gamble
than any other form Of enter
tainment: I'VE must spend $2.-
100000 before we know whether
our product is good or bad. And
if it's bad, we can't change the
story or leading man as can be
done with a play"
Robert Mitchum told them in
London that in his opinion
stars are overpaid. 100000 for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-14

and called up 10 md out the
name.
Il can't tell you the name, .
said the cal who answered,
but it's lot minutes long"
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REED iI73 klns 81 H. S,3zz5
porkina Spoee
Comfortably Air Conditioned
A AnPn 0RlFkITH. MYRoN Me-
q GIANTS. funnier than the plav.
Z happier than the book Shows at
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VIRGINIA MsmorioI Blvd. end
Comfortably Air Conditioned
sEb suT rHs IN f hs rs aLo oict sne
since his Academy Award, "IMI-
lTATION GENERAL" in Cinema
scope. Shows at z and q PM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-27
Mrs. Lloyd Prey, Stondout
In Golf Here, Dies in Miami

Mrs. Lloyd @. Pray, one Of
the Districts outstanding
women golfers for more than
rs years. died In Miami yester-
day after a lengthy Illness. &C
cording to word received here
last night.
Mrs. Pray. wife of Lloyd G.
CDoc) Pray. retired District
druggist. died at their home at
662 NE l05th street. Miami
Shores.
The Prays had been spending
summers here and winters in
Florida for a numbers Of years.
Last fall they sold their home
at 1901 Dunlop street, in Chevy
Chase.
Mrs. Pray's last title here was
the Columbia Country Club
women's championship. which
she won in 1855. She had won
several club championships at
Manor Country Club and
Columbia.
Mrs. Pray's victories included
The Evening Star Cup twice.
In 1885 and "a, and The Keefer
Cup. the major medal-play
tournament Of the Womens
District Golf Association. In
l943.
Mrs. Pray. an extremely
gracious person who was never
without a smile whether UP or
down in a golf match. had
been a semifinalist In the Dis
trict women's championship.
a member OF the Districts in.
ter-city teams and had won
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-27
Braves CenterfieId Job
May Go to Al SpongIer

MILWAUKEE. Jan. q R.-
An unusual young man by the
name OF AL Spangler may start
in centerfield for the champion
Braves this season even though
he isn't on their 1858 roster.
Spangler. "a. has been in the
Army for the last two seasons
and has never appeared in a
major league game. but the
Braves consider him a top
prospect.
I'VE have as high regard for
him today as when we signed
him at Duke University in
1884" Roland Hemond. the
clubs assistant farm director
said today.
Although he is the property
of the Braves Wichita farm
team. Spaneler will train with
the parent club. He definitely
Is in the running for the CEN
terfield job because of the du-
bious condition Of Billy Bru-
tons injured knee.
Spangler. a Philadelphian. 1:
an unusual baseball player In
many respects. For one thing
he is an excellent bunter-s
quality infrequently found in q
rookie these days. For another
he is a smart. daring baserun-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-27
SEES BIG SEASON FOR SINE
Star Games Director
Credits Grim for Try

meet record. and his Glass A
relay won later at q time when
Dorsey was of In the corner
approving an expense account
for visiting team.
Grifiith predicts q great sea-
son for Slime. whose victories
over Ira Murchison in the 80
and l00-yard dashes were the
show stealers Of the meet.
Shines size is q disadvantage
in so and 70-year dashes-and
he viii be running the so for
the remainder Of the indoor
season-because at 6-foot-3 he
loses motion getting UP straight,
But in the 100. his speciality,
Slime has a full head Of speed
UP.
He passed Murchison at about
70 yards in the i00-yard dash
the rubber race. Il knew
had him about that time be-
cause I had lost him in my
vision" Slime said later.
Macy. who repeated in the
Acacia Invitation Two-Mile
ran the first quarter mile toe
slowly and was cautioned b.
hts coach. He speeded up. ran
Continued on Page Ais. Col. 4
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ner-maybe q shade slower
than Bruton at his physical
best.
"Spangler is a Richie Ash
burn type Of hitter" Hemond
said. He hits to the opposite
field and he has power foi
his size. about lis pounds. He
utilizes his speed well as a
great student Of the game and
q fine fielder"
The Braves signed Spangler
to q major league contract
which stipulated that he be
kept for q year. But. after sit
ting on the bench q few weeks
he again proved he was q cut
above the ordinary by request
ing to be shipped to the minors
Spangler saw duty at Jack
sonville. Fla. and Evansville
Ind. before going into service
He showed great promise every
where. He batted 500 or there
abouts at Fort Mcpherson.
A couple Of springs ago when
Charlie Grimm still was man.
ager OF the Braves. he singled
out Spangler as a prime pros
pect.
He can play centerfield In
the majors right now" Grimm
declared,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-27
BY NiERRELL wHITTLEsEY
star stan Writer

Dorsey Grifiith. who as d.
rector OF The Star Games was
too busy to watch one Of the
two victories scored by his
Catholic University relay teams,
had some pertinent observa-
tons on the 18th annual meet
Among them. that Dave Slime,
the Duke speedster is of on
what should be q great come
back: that John Macy might
have set q meet record for the
2-mile II he hadn't run the Sec
ond quarter too fast. and that
the fad Of high jumpers pass
ing up practice is catching on.
Also. that Burr Grim de-
serves credit for even starting
in the mile: that John Lowon-
des. a University Of Maryland
freshman. is what the coaches
referred TO as the "flnd" Of the
meet. and that 6riflith wanted
Eastern Highs sensational Ed.
die Miles for the sprint series.
Dorsey. track coach at Cath
ole U. for at least IS years
had two winners. His Mason
Dixon Conference team set q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-27
Mountoineers Face
Bio Risk at Duke

West Virginia recovered and
posted q brilliant ass season
record.
In 1855. Duke mopped up the
floor with the Moumtaineers,
lists. the biggest score ever
racked up against q West Vir-
ginia team. Altogether. the
Blue Devils have whipped West
Virginia in seven Of their nine
games.
The Mountaineers rest up
after tonight and win have
more than a week to solidify
their forces for their meeting
with st. Johns Of Brooklyn. the
Nations only other defeated
major club. in Madison Square
Garden February 9. The Noun
taineers have not had much
luck In the past when they've
played in the Garden. and
they'd dearly love to make this
a happy experience.
st. Johns. with q 90 rec
ord, still has three games on
tap before meeting West vir-
ginia. The big hurdle for the
See BASKETBALL. Page Ais
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There's no place like home
for Dukes basketball team,
and the Blue Devils are count
ing on that in tonight's game
against powerful West Virginia,
Normally. the Blue Devils
6-S record would make them
look like pushovers for un-
beaten West Virginia. The
Mountaineers. riding high on
q i4-win streak. are ranked
FIRST in the Nation.
But the Mountaineers are
playing on Dukes home court
tonight and that may make q
lot of difference. The Blue
Devils may not look like much
on the road sometimes. but
they've won Sc OF n home
games in the last 7ls years.
Last year Duke squashed a
previously undefeated West
Virginia club. 1907. in the first
round Of the Dixie Classic at
Raleigh. The shock so ratified
West Virginia that II lost its
next game too. and wound up
last in the tourney. However,
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.Ferruris Triumph;
One Driver Killed

BUENOS AIRES. Jan. 81 t31.
The Italian Ferrari automo-
bile factory is OF to a good
start in the 1858 racing season
after the tragedy marred City
Of BuenoS Aires l.000-kllo-
meter race yesterday.
England's Peter Collins and
Phil Hill of Santa Monica,
Calf. teamed for first place
in an official 5000 Ferrari.
Germany's Wolfgang Won Trips
and Belgium's Oliver Gendebien
took second in an identical
car.
Argentina's Joyce Magnasco.
25-year-old sportsman, died
from a fractured skull receiv-
ed when his powerful MaSerati
5000 ripper over on q curve.
Magnasco's pretty bride Of
less than six months witnessed
the accident.