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Evening star., 1959-10-06
BY GEORGE HUBER
Star Stan Writer

For the first time this season
none Of the George Washington
football players picked up a
handicapping injury in the last
game. so the Colonials expect
to be in fairly good physical
condition for Wichita Friday
night at Griffith Stadium.
Halfback Lou DeSimons
played his first game of the
season last Friday night against
West Virginia, and took q good
pounding without again hurt
ing the shoulder that was in
jured. Chuck Packan, who
divides his time between half
back on the first team and
quarterback on the second
played with a heavily bandaged
bad knee and got away with it
In fact, despite the football
sized bandage and padding on
his right knee. Chuck got of
two punts Of 81 and 3S yards,
returned one punt is yards and
completed a couple Of passes,
He also passed for the two
point conversion following g
GW's lone touchdown.
Drill Against Frosh
Yesterdays practice session
was devoted to drilling against
a freshman team that worked
Wichita's offensive and defen-
sive patterns, with special at
tention given to running plays
and punt returns.
From neither department
have the Colonials gotten the
yardage necessary to make
them a winning outfit and
Coach Bo Sherman is searching
for the answer. Last week the
Colonials ended with a net of
/ yard gained rushing and after
their three games they have
only a 45-yard rushing average.
They gained 81 yards in an
loss to Detroit, but did
better the following week with
ia while beating Boston U.
Kick Returns Sorry
Punt and kickoff returns is
another item with which the
Colonials haven't frightened
the opposition, although Half
back John Caracciolo, a junior
from Altoona, Pa, did shine in
a 36-yard kickoff return against
West Virginia. That is by far
the best, however, and CIV ball
carriers most of the time have
Evening star., 1959-10-06
Little Series Delayed

HAVANA, Oct. 6 (AP)-Rain
last night forced the postpone
ment of the seventh and final
game of the Little World Series
between the Minneapolis Mil
lers and the Havana Sugar
Kings. The game will be played
tonight.
Evening star., 1959-10-06

Dodgers lone hit in the last
5H innings.
Larry Sherry came along to
pitch the last two innings for
the Dodgers, and the big right
handler permitted no liberties.
For the second straight day
the White Sox outhit the
Dodgers, this time 10 to 9.
But they're still paying of
on runs.
Evening star., 1959-10-06
Pirutes Shift TuIent

PITTSBURGH. Oct. 6 (AP),
The Pirates have sold Catcher
Daryl Westerfleld and Pitchers
Paul Giel and Don Rowe to
Salt Lake City and bought the
contracts Of Pitchers Ed Bouta
and Earl Francis from the
same team.
Evening star., 1959-10-06
CHICAGO (A.L.)
LOS ANGELES (N.L.)
Totals ---- 80 8 {

---- II II
i Struck out for Lown in 4th; 2
Grounded out for Pierce in 7th.
CHICAGO (Al-z-- 900 900 400
Los ANGELES (M-- 004 600 O1x-5
RLandis, Aparicio, Pierce. DIP
Wills to Neal to Hodges: Neal to wills
to Hodges; LoB-Chicaso (A 9, Los
2b-Fox. HR-Loliar. Hodges. sB-
Aparicio, Wills. S-Roseboro, Craig,
Aparicio,
Evening star., 1959-10-06
Winner-sherry. Loser-staley.

WInher-Sherry. Loser-Staley.
BB-craig 4 tAparicio. Kluszewski.
5ivera' Sivsa' smith,. Sherry l lstaleyl,
SSoO0d%sn Loiisr. Cash, Lands.
rox1, wynn : darker, Craig), Pierce
Moon. Furillol,, staley Z Fairly.
SDemeterl. PB-Lollar. U-Secory (Nj
SNl second base, Hurley (A) third
oase Dixon (Nl left field, Rice IA1
right held. T-2:30. A-92,55O.
Evening star., 1959-10-06
Northwestern
Gains in Poll,
utLSULeads
BY the Associated Pres.

The team rankings for the
still-young 1859 college football
season are beginning to bear
out the coaches theory that
hard-nosed defensive football is
what wins games, even though
1t doesn't stir the spectators.
OF the top 10 teams in the
third Associated Press poll Of
the season, three have un-
crossed goal lines and three
others have allowed only one
touchdown each.
Louisiana State clung to its
top ranking in the poll of sports
writer's and broadcasters by a
dwindling margin over North
western. The 121 ballots cast
gave LSU 1,064 points and
Northwestern 1,04l although
the Tigers had a $3.50 lead in
first-place votes.
Allowed Three Points
In three games so far, LSU
has allowed only three points,
shutting out its last two op-
ponents. Texas, in fourth place,
and Mississippi, which slid to
NTH in q close vote this week,
haven't yielded a point in three
games each. Southern Califor-
MIA mo. 81, Purdue No. y and
Tennessee (No. 81 have allowed
one touchdown each.
The big exception is Georgia
Tech. which squeezed its way
up from seventh place to third
in the rankings this week.
Tech, usually strong on defense,
has given up 30 points in three
winning games. Northwestern
has allowed its two opponents
Oklahoma and Iowa-23 points.
Big Shakeup Again
Georgia Tech, Texas, Missis-
sippi and Southern California
were closely punched in the
voting. Then there was a con-
siderable drop to Purdue, Ten
nessee, Wisconsin and Iowa.
The rating underwent an
other big shakeup as a result of
last Saturdays games. Iowa
dropped from 5th to 10th and
Army, Clemson and Notre
Dame fell from the first 10
clear out Of sight after being
beaten. Newcomers to the top
10 were Purdue, winner over
Notre Dame; Southern Cali
fornia and Wisconsin.
The top 10 teams with to-
tai points on 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-
2-1 basis first place votes and
won-lost records in parenthe-
cocl
Evening star., 1959-10-06
LOG ON PITCHERS

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 6 (AP).
"A long look at today's World
Series pitchers:
Evening star., 1959-10-06
All items offered while they last firsteome, Fl

No BIemishes . /. Brond New Current Designs
Discontinued Designs :. Chonee-overs by Good
year, Frestone, Goodrich, U. S. Royal, General and
Others of the Best-Known Makers.
Evening star., 1959-10-06
FIGHT RESULTS

SANTA MONICA, Calif.-Art Ara.
gon, Isl Los Angeles, outpointed Peter
Schmidt, 147s4, Brooklyn, 10.
Evening star., 1959-10-06
COMPOSITE SCORE BY INNING
CHICAGO (AL) -
LOS ANGELES (NLl

sB-Neal, Moon. Gillian. '
Craig, Aparicio. sF-Lollar. DIP
Neal; Gillian to Neal to Hodges:
Hodges. LOB-Chicago (A), 81;
mani. PB-Lollar. U-Summers
Rice (AL). Dixon (NL). T-2:35
game), 2:30 Fourth game). A.
92,294 (third game), 92,550
gamel, S323, ,400.27 (second gal
Fourth game).
Evening star., 1959-10-06
Smith ProIongs It

Hodges then smacked what
appeared to be a routine fly
to short left. but AL Smith did
mt break in on the ball quickly
and it fell for a single, scoring
Larker. Don Demeter singled
to center, sending Hodges to
third, and Gil scored when
Catcher Sherman Lollar al
lowed a pitch to escape him
shortly thereafter.
Demeter also progressed to
second on that passed ball,
and he came across when John
Roseboro popped a single into
short right. Roseboro contin-
ued to second and would have
been nailed there, but Short
stop Luis Aparicio dropped Jim
Rivera's throw.
1t was pretty gruesome, and
Wynn could be forgiven the
grim look that he carried to
the dugout as Turk Lown re-
Evening star., 1959-10-06

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Evening star., 1959-10-06
COMPOSITE BOX SCORE

LOS ANGELES Oct. (AP) The composite box score Of
he first four games Of the 1859 World Series:
Evening star., 1959-10-06

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Evening star., 1959-10-06
SERIES
Continued From Page Ais

Continued From Page A.15
they've been making recently
could destroy their dreams.
Shaw lost the 4-3 second
game by yielding a home run
to Chuck EsSegian and two
others to Charley Neal in the
more spacious playing area of
Comiskey Park. Those shots
were blasted. Here it requires
less muscle to reach the seats.
Defense Shabby Again
The White Sox defense con-
tinued on the shabby side yes
terday during a four-run third
inning splurge against Wynn. A
pair Of errors, a passed ball, a
misjudged fly ball and a pop
fly single figured in Wynn's
early and angry exit.
Hodges homer is the only
one of IL runs the Dodgers
have scored in the series which
hasn't been produced with two
out. It was after Junior Gill
liam popped out and Neal
grounded out that misfortune
engulfed Wynn.
Wally Moon singled to left
and Norm Larker singled to
center, sending Moon scamper-
ing toward third. Centerfielder
Jim Lands fired to that sta
ton, but the ball struck Moon
and skipped away. Wally
headed for the plate.
Wynn, backing up at third,
retrieved the ball quickly, took
a split-second glance toward
second, where Larker was head
ed, then whipped the ball to
the plate. Moon was safe on
a very close play.
Evening star., 1959-10-06

CHICAGO WHITE sOx
Evening star., 1959-10-06

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Southeast-5 at Northeast--8 at Bethesda
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Line De Luxe Champion, HlI
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8ethesda-2 at Suitland.
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Evening star., 1959-10-06

/. NO FEDERAL TAX.
Evening star., 1959-10-06
INNINGS
az dS7 SGS SNS 1sSS11s

Wills. Lands, Aparicio. S-Sherry Roseboro
-Aparicio to Fox to Kluszewski, d; Roseboro to
wili, hntci to Ne to aHOdgss Neal to wills 70
AZ, Dsseo SNL. Hurley 1RE). pssss seccry 'SH1 aST
(irst game), 2:21 tsecond game), 2:S3 (third
-4S,0r3 Cnrst, gamel, 47,36S lsecond same),
lme), S54s.o71.76 (third gsme), S651.506.23
Evening star., 1959-10-06
WORLD SERIES
FACTS, FIGURES
By the Associated Press
STANDINGS (BEsT-OF.7)

5sicAsS tssi AssEtRs ~, NLo--- = / 'ss}Sj
The Nome nugget., 1959-01-19
Pocket Size Atom Plant Produced By U. s.
By FRANK E. CAREY
Aseoc:a.ed Pres Science Reporter


 WASHINGTON, lR - An atom ic device with no moving parts and small enough to be tucked in a handbag may be the forerunner of means of providing the cleo tricity to help man in space.
 This was one result foreseen last week of a new method to pro- vide power over lengthy periods without the aid of batteries.
 The new development, hailed by the Atomic Energy Commission as highly significant" was an- nounced Friday at the White House.
 Col. Jack Armstrong, deputy chief of the AEC's aircraft reac- tor division, predicted such bat teryless power might also be used in the future to:
 Provide juice for instruments in large, unnamed satellites for long periods of time; furnish shelter heat and power for communica-
 
 tions and weather instruments in remote areas like the Arctic and Antarctic; provide new types of navigational aid for air and sea traffic, and allow use of radio controlled beacons which might forecast the development of hur- ricanes.
 The device employees radioac- tive polonium 210 as a heat source and chemicals which convert the heat into electricity without any moving parts.
 The AEC calls it Snap 3 3- short for System for Nuclear Auxiliary Power.
 The development at present consists of five-pound device, somewhat resembling a ships ba- rometer. Officials estimate the weight could be cut to three pounds.
 The model cost $15,0OO. But AEC spokesmen say it probably can be turned into a production power unit.
The Nome nugget., 1959-01-19
One Survivor Found In Crash Of Argentine Plane

BUENOS AIRES, LR - An Ar genuine airliner with 52 persons aboard crashed into the Atlantic Ocean Friday night off the seaside resort of Mar Del Plata. Only one survivor was found.
 Almost four hours after the vacation flight crashed, a man was found alive on the beach, his clothes burned or ripped off All others on the twin-engine plane apparently perished Only three bodies were recovered
 Searchers were hampered by stormy waters, and said many of those in the plane presumably were trapped inside and drowned.
 Among those on the passenger list were Eduardo Braun Menen- dez, one of Argentina's most ia nous scientists, and Dr. Jose Mex zadra, another well-known scien- tist. There was no immediate con- firmation that they actually had been aboard.
 The plane belonged to Austral Airlines, new company known throughout the country for it's penguin trademark because of flights to Argentina's cold and bleak southland.
 The airliner was on special summertime vacation flight from Buenos Aires to Mar Del Plata, 240 miles to the south, and then to Bahia Blanca, another 260 miles west.
The Nome nugget., 1959-01-19
Nome Directory

Northwestern Alaska Chamber of Commerce Meets Every Monday Noon at North Star Dining Room
 Jerry Manning, President
The Nome nugget., 1959-01-19
A5TH H0NOMY NOTES
 By OLAF HALVERSON

Next to the moon, the four bright satellites of Jupiter are the most conspicuous in our skies. They could be glimpsed with the naked eye if they were far ther removed from the glare of their planet. Calico discovered them early in 1910.
 The four bright satellites are numbered in order of distance from Jupiter. They have personal names, although they are not so often used. The first and second satellites are about the size of the moon. The third and fourth are half again greater in size. They are the largest of all satellites, and surpass even the planet ATer- cury in diameter. Like the moon, they all have equal periods of TO- tatlon and revolution.
 These bright satellites revolve from west to east in nearly cir cular orbits, nearly in the plane of the planets equator, and of it's orbit around the sun. Since their paths are not far from edge wise to the earth, they seem 10 oscillate from one side of the planet to the other.
The Nome nugget., 1959-01-19
WORRIED FATHER

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, R - A father with worry in his voice called the Knoxville Journal Fri day night and asked if he could run a piece in the paper about my boy"
 'He ran away from home Thurs day and we haven't heard from him since," he explained. "I want him to please come home"
 Asked his sons age, the father replied, He's ST."
The Nome nugget., 1959-01-19

Fine Job Printing At The Nugget.
Evening star., 1959-11-01

hart Is assigned the tosk Of bring
ina member of his own tribe TO
Justice. Michoel Ansoro.
5-White Hunter. Adventure.
Rhodes Reason stors.
1.-The Gale Storm Show.
"Hoppy Horoscope" Nuoey
reods The wrong persons horo-
scope with hilorious results. Cole
Storm stors.
9-Maekenzie's Roiders.
Mackenzie runs into trouble os
he crosses the Rio 6ronce into
Mexico. Richord Carlson stors.
rharsdoy Listinss Continued Next Pose
Evening star., 1959-11-01
November S

$50
4-Sem end Friends. Color.
5-Three Stooses. Comedy.
Life Of Riley. Comedy.
9-SposIisht. Weather. News.
GoIIoher. DouoIos. Cushing.
6:35
4-Weother. Sports. Color.
Forester. Gibbons.
6:45
4-NBc News.
Huntley. Brinkley.
9-Dous Edwerds. News.
TOO
4-U. S. Morshol. Crime.
5-HuekIeberry Hound. Kids.
7-Baekstose. Sports. News
9-oioI 9o9. Police.
An Amerieon tourist is swindled
by confidence men in London.
Robert 6eotty stors.
7:l5
News. Weather.
MeCoffrey Allen.
7:26
9-TN EditorieI.
1880
4-Law Of the PIoinsmon.
BLOOD Trolls" Marshal Buck
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
NEWS or MUSIC
VoIdes-BIoin Brings
SubtIety to Guitar

In his hands. the guitar 4
allowed 10 speak with is own
quiet voice. The sound Is never
forced or strident. Nevertheless
there Is considerable vitality
evident. much Of which 4
plainly a function Of Mr.
Valdes- Blaln's rhythmic accu-
racy. 9 quality missing IN some
OF the worlds most renowned
gultarists.
Also, greatly TO the artists
credit. Is his ability TO etch
sharply the polyphonic char
acter OF the music programmed
and the plain dominance OF the
musician over the virtuoso.
After a beautiful nodded
performance OF q fine suite
written by Robert de visee
guitarist TO Lofts XIV. Mr.
Valdes- Blain turned his atten-
ton 10 the music Of Fernando
Scr, q composer well known q
the guitar fraternity but virtu'
ally unknown outside Of It.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13

Scr. roughly contemporary
with Beethoven. writes music
very closely akin In character 70
that Of Clement. Kuhlau, and
czerny-elean Of line. touched
with romanticism and very
easy TO listen 10. II Is dis
tinguishcd. however. by Its
highly idiomatic nature. II is
specifically built around the
guitar and makes extremely
skillful use Of rs potentialities
I found the set Of variations on
a familiar Mozart theme especi-
ally delightful.
Mr.. Valdes-Blain did very
well indeed with the group Of
Bach transcriptions which fol-
lowed, In several instances maxi
ing them sound far more efiec-
tive for the guitar shan they
are In their original medium.
The fare was somewhat
lighter after the internission,
as is customary. but the audi
ence was rewarded by a beAuti-
full reading Of Alexandra Tans-
mans Cavatina. q work written
for Segovia which Is one Of the
best non-Spanish guitar pieces
Of our day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

Type: When Newspaper
Publisher Adolph Ochs took
over the New York Times as
a young man in his S0s, he
received numerous COM
plants from readers that the
type was too small. Ochs
refused OF make any changes.
Some 20 years later his
sight began to fail him. One
morning, when he was read
ing the paper, he had to
squint to distinguish the
words.
you know" he said to an
associate, this type is too
small"
That same day he ordered
larger type.
Autograph: Humorist-
Author Don Marquis was
asked by an admirer to auto
graph a copy Of one of nis
books. AS Marquis affixed
his signature, the other COM
mented:
81 wish this we're a first
edition instead of a second"
II assure you" said Mar
quis, that with my books
the second editions are rarer
than the first"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
PEPCO Rute Reversal
PEG of GSA Denied

The District Public Utilities
Commission yesterday denied
a request by the General Serv-
ices Administration for rever-
sal Of a Z per cent rate in
crease order for the Potomac
Electric Power Co.
The rate increase, effective
April %, was granted by the
commission over the opposi-
ton Of GSA. The Government
is one Of PEPCO's largest Gus
toners.
In yesterdays notice, the
commission said that GSA had
not offered any new substan-
tial arguments for reconsiders-
ton Of the rate increase
decision.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13

They known countermeasures.
Toyou they the difference and DEATH
Their job: to make missiles miss.
Active counermeasures may jam the adar which guides
missile Or blind its eectronc eyes, Or defect it from its
Or help seek out and destroy -mles from its target
They Cannot Wait
If attack comes there only minutes in which to act
TIT is one of the companies holding the stop watch.
More than Is years ago. fact the Department of Defense
anticipated missile warfare and assigned the TIT System to
CONFERENCE.-THE development.
Since them many have been perfected Others being
tested Still others being rushed to completion Some active
countermeasures Others passive which record
hostile electronic activities.
Hundreds of TIT System scientists and techncians specialists
in fields physics asronaucs eecronc chemistry and
metallurgy, devoting their energies to the job
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13

The Washington Guitar socl-
ETY. last night presented the fine
cuban-American artist Albert
valdes- Blain in . pleasing
recital at Pierce Han.
Mr.. valdes-Blain. a pupil Of
the noted Uruguayan guitarist
Julio oyanguren. Is an instru-
mentalist OF unusual subtlety.
In all that he plays. he treats
the guitar with love and gentle
ness. and he is rewarded by a
tone Of great warmth. tender
ness and clarity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Brief Sketches on Doctoring
On Or. PETER ! sTElNcRoHN

His family had been prepared
for the worst. Yet he lived
until 10. active and happy. His
heart did not let him down In
all that time. And he died In
an accident.
Then, I recall that I used to
play golf ct least three times
a week during my early years
Of practice. When I turned 40.
quit-just like that.
] think there were two rea-
sons for that decision. ] had
just written q book called:
you Don't Have 10 Exercise"
The other reason: Although
healthy. I had suddenly be-
come physically lazy.
CRsleassd By the Bell syndicate, Incl
Tomorrow: New drugs help.