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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-23
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rHE MUNICIPAL COURT FOR THE
District OF Columbia. Domestic
Relations Hganeh. - ELIZABETH
B. DUNCAN, Plaintiff, VS.. ROB
ERT B. DUNCAN. Defendant
Civil Action NO. d lO6O-5g.-
Order Of Publication. Absent De-
fendant.-The object OF this suit
IL 70 obtain an absolute divorce
on the grounds OF voluntary sep
aration without cohabitation in
excess Of five (6) years. on motion
Of the plaintiff, II Is, this nth
day Of September. 1859, ordered,
that the Defendant, ROBERT B.
DUNCAN. cause his appearance 10
be entered herein on or before
the fortieth day, exclusive Of Sun
days and legal holidays. occurring
after the day Of the first publica-
ton Of this order; otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with as In
case Of default. Provided, Q copy
OF this order DO published once 4
week for three successive weeks
in the Washington Law Reporter
and The Evening Star, before
said day. (S.D GODFREY L. MUM
TER judge. (eeal.l Attest: WAL
TER =. BRAMHALL, CLERK. By
HILpA J. ANDRAUekAe, Deputy
Clerk. sel0.23.30
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LEGAL NOTICES
I'll southern A Bulldin ;s'n''

WILLIAM n. BRAIN, Attorney,
217 Southern Building.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Tor the District OF Columbia, Hold
ing a Probate Court, Estate Of
WILLIAM @. BRADTKE, De-
SSVins b been made O herein ioS isse
ters Of Administration on said
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September, AID. 1853. that the
kin Of the deceased. and all others
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yember, AID. 1859, at 10 o'clock
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q september, AID. 1859. lseAl,
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Bankruptcy Sale

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Contains everything needed for
easy photoerophine - indoors
and out. BuiIt-in flash reflector,
fost fixed focus Dokon lens.
Use Drug Foir's Ioy-owoy plan.
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A real operating train system! You
get locomotive that can haul over
40 cors! Tender, gondoIo cor, tank
car, coboose . track, transformer,
trestIe and railroad bridge are al
included. Use Drug Fairs convent
ent Ioy-owoy plan for Christmas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-18

go" Team-Ends Joe Mona (soph), Nd and Hank Po-
natowsk (soph) N Y; tackles-Dick Barlund (soph N
and George Dakser soph) Pa guards-Leroy Dietrich Dr.
Pa. Quarterback-Dale Betty r> Pa hafback-Gene verar
d (srJ Pa. and Rod Breedlove (sr) Md; fulback-Ken
Houser (soph) Pa.
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MARYLAND LINEUPS

Marylands first and stop" teams for opener
with West Virginia. with the "go" team listed beneath.
FIRST TEAM "STOPo TEAM
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FOOTBALL
Continued From Page d.

Continued From Page D-1
No. IL. North Carolina 18th,
Texas Christian 18th, Southern
California l4th, Texas 18th and
Clemson 18th
Tigers Powerful Again
LSU has lost little Of the
speed and muscle which car
ried it through 10 straight VIC
tories and a triumph in the
Sugar Bowl. But despite the
presence Of Billy Cannon, 200
pound speed merchant, the
Tigers fear the game may be
one Of their toughest obstacles.
Jess Nicely, Rice coach, is re-
nowned for getting his teams
riled up against heavily ia
vored opponents.
A battle Of Dixie giants takes
place at Chapel Hill, N. c.,
where North Carolina plays
Clemson. North Carolina is
composed Of husky, talented
giants whom the late Jim
Tatum assembled before he
died Unexpectedly from a mas
sive virus attack. Clemson is
back with a team which was
able to win eight games last
season. North Carolina is a
6-point pick.
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BLAIK
BIoik Picks Clemson, ,
Navy, -Mountoineers

Perry Moss Of Florida State
gets his long-awaited chance as
Ia head coach. Wake Forest.
Mississippi Houston - The
swift Rebels will find Hal La
hairs Cougars tougher than a
year ago. Ole Miss.
West Virginia. Maryland -
The Mountaineers will dot the
I-formation, West Virginia.
Southern CAL Oregon State
The Trojan line will carry the
day. Southern Cal.
California Washington State
The Pullman boys will ride
the lower berth. Washington
State.
Duke-South Carolina-Both
have lonely ends. Dukes may
be lonelier. South Carolina.
I lean also toward the first
team mentioned in each of the
following games: Texas Chris
tian-Kansas, Texas-Nebraska
Oklahoma State Cincinnati,
Arkansas Tulsa, Texas AIM
Texas Tech, Oregon-Stanford,
Washington Colorado. Arizona
State-West Texas State, Brig
ham Young Arizona. VPI-
N. c. State.
Associated Press News Features
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BLAIK
Continued From Page D.

0ee@ 80 -
gals must be even better than
a year ago or else fall back
They will not stand still. The
choice is Louisiana State.
Navy Boston College-Good
wishes to new Navy Coach
Wayne Hardin. The Midship-
men have too much speed and
passing for the promising
Eagles. But their line must
handle BC's as niftily as did
the 81 teams or suggest fu-
ture problems with Southern
Methodist and Syracuse.
North Carolina = Clemson
To beat the Tar Heels, Glenn
son will have to match its
Sugar Bowl defense against
LSU. Can Clemson do this?
1t might. Such fence-strad-
ding reminds me Of Caspar
Whitney's prediction Tin
Harper's Weekly of the 1892
Yale-Harvard game: yale is
formidable. Harvard is almost
more so. We shall see. Glenn
son.
Purdue-U CLA (tonight)-
Purdue is better from tackle to
tackle. but must show a real
attack to begin justifying its
early high rank. Purdue.
Alabama Georgia - 'Bama
Coach Bear Bryant doesn't
want to ride the Southeastern
Conference darkhorse. But he
may have to saddle up pronto.
Alabama.
Penn State Missouri - Penn
States solid squad, with Richie
Lucas at quarter, had best be
right for this real tough one.
Penn State.
Florida Tulane (tonight) -
The Gators could be a strong
Southeast Conference surprise.
Florida.
Georgia ech-Kentucky-An
edging step forward on the
Engineers climb back. Tech.
Wake Forest Florida State
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MARYLAND
Continued From Page d.

Continued From Page d.
the Maryland coach was at
VMI. with Lewis teams win
ming three straight years in
high-scoring games.
Lewis has indicated he would
stick with two units against the
Terps. He has made no drastic
changes in his starting lineup
with the right end spot the lone
question mark. There three
.players-Dave Hess, Dick Struck
and Borlie-are under consid-
Grafton. Ben McComb is tabled
for the other end with Carl
Dannenberg and Glenn Bow
man at tackles, Pete Tolley and
Bill Lopasky at guards. Charlie
Lanasa at center, Danny VIII
liamS at quarterback, Ray Peter
son and Dave Rider at half
backs and Tom Huston at full
back.
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Lions Pull Gedmun
OFF Waiver List

DETROIT. Sept. 10 (AP)-
The Detroit Lions yesterday
Withdrew Halfback Gene Ged-
mans name from the waiver
list and placed him on the in
jured list.
Goldman. veteran Of pro foot
ball, has been a problem be-
cause Of a bad knee. The recall
of waivers indicated the Lions
still have hope they can use
him.
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Games
TopBusyCard
For.Sc|loo|boys

Falls Church High School,
which tied favored Hammond
in an opening game a week
ago. will be asked to do the
improbable again tonight-stop
mighty Annandale.
Falls Church held leads OF
60 and 1877. the latter until
midway in the fourth quarter,
against Hammond. only to
be deadlocked by a late drive
which produced a 1913 tie.
Meanwhile, Annandale was OPP
ening its season with q 21-O
victory at George Washington,
holding CIV to minus net yard
age for the second year in q
row.
Coach Paul Weber has a
couple dozen boys who he
says "just want to play foot
ball." and has switched posi-
tions even among his letter.
men in order to find the right
combination.
Annandale, however, has q
wealth Of material and remains
the favorite in the Northern
Virginia Group I League. Coach
Ed Henry has dubbed his de-
fensive unit the bandits" in
the image Of Louisiana State.
That game starts at 8 pm.
at Falls Church, the same time
Hammond and Mount Vernon
meet at CIV in the only other
Group ! encounter.
Suitland and Bladensburg
will open the Bi-County League
schedule in nearby Maryland
with an 8 o'clock game at
Northwestern. Suitland is big
and rated much improved over
recent years.
The week end scholastic
schedule:
Gonzaga at Wilson, $3.50.
DeMatha ct Roosevelt, $40.
Coolidge at Mechanicsburg, Pa, 9
Cardozo at Parker-Gray, 1880.
| Woodward Prep at Western, 800.
chamberlain at Dunbar, $3.50.
Bell at Anacostia, $40.
Phelps at Huntington Newport
. spinsarn at Baltimore Douglass,
Bladensburg vs.. suitland at North
western. g..
Laurel at Lackey, Q.
o'conneiI At wssSi hoD es' &" g
Hammond VS.. Mount Vernon ct
Annanda;e at Falls Church. 8.
Handley OF Fairfax, 8.
G dssSss l Msson a. csSsr,Les g.
Manassas Regional at Paige-Jack-
son, 2. -
Eastern at Bethlehem, Pa, 2.
wheaton az Bethesda Chase. Q
Walter johnson ct Richard Mont
Northwood at Blair. 2.
High Point VS.. oxon Hill at North.
western. IL am.
Northwestern at Howard County, Q
Havre de Grace at Sherwood, 2.
Southern at Glenelg, 9.
0aithersburg ct st. Stephens. 2.
Grove, Pa, 2:30
Groveton at Lee. 2.
George Washington ct Mclean, @
Garfield at Loudoun County, 2.
Osbourn at Herndon, 2.
James Madison vs.. George Washing
!, Z: B. Stuart VS.. Wakefield " OIL
Fails Church, 8.
SUNDAY
Mount It. Joseph at Carroll, 2.
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Boxer Club to Hold
Glasses in HundIinq

The Potomac Boxer Club
Will hold classes in amateur
handling at 10 am. Sunday in
the public parking area on
Fenton street. Silver Spring.
Glasses also will be held
September ~ and October 4,
both at 2 pm. Further infor-
nation may be obtained by
calling Mrs. Carl A. Ness al
OIL. $4,000, extension 744, dur
ing the day or Pc. 2-44S6 in
the evening.
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TELEvISION
Friday
Rasahall

TELEVlSION
Friday
Baseball
Orioles VS.. Senators, WIZ
Is (Baltimore), 8 pm.
Boxing
Alonzo johnson VS.. Tony
Anthony. WRC-4. 10 pm.
Saturday
Racing
The Futurity, Aqueduct t,
WTOP-9. 4:30 pm.
United Nations Handicap,
Atlantic City. WTOP-9, S pm.
Bowling
Bowl the Champ, WMAL-7,
5 pm.
College Football
LSu VS.. Rice, WRC-4, 5 pm,
Pro Football
Chicago Bears VS.. Cleveland
Browns, WMAL-7, 10 pm.
Sunday
Baseball
Orioles VS.. Senators. WJZ-13
(Baltimore), 2 pm.
Power Boat Racing
Presidents Cup Regatta, un-
limited hydros. WMAL-7, ;
pm.
Football
Baltimore Colts VS.. Chicago
Cardinals, WTOP-9, 3 pm.
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Ron Shafer (sr.)
Kurt Schwarz (sr.)
Pete Boinis (jr.) D.
Vic Schwartz (sr.)
Tom Gunderman Isl
Joe Gardi (sr.) N. j
Vincent Scott (jr.)
Dick Novak (soph)
Don VanReenan (sor
Bob Gallagher (jr.0
Jim Joyce (sr.) Pa.
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YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
BY FOREST EvASHEVSKI
Iowa Football Coach
QUESTION

Se@0 = AOAN
You are the Carnegie Tech
quarterback wondering how
slippery is the Slippery Rock
middle guard?
You have heard reports that
in practice during the week,
Slippery Rock has had two
middle guards injured. and that
the third guard, who will start
the game. is extremely strong
but, as is true with many big
performers. not a fast reactor.
AS you plan your attack, rate
these plays /, 2. 3 and 4 as
best to run against the guard:
Trap him (let him through
the line, then block him from
side).
Run plays outside him.
Run power plays with double
team blocking straight at him.
Run counter plays at him
plays starting wide, then re-
turning through center).
(Answer on Page D-4)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-18

Dick Novak. who will start
tomorrow, is a sophomore and
weighs only a little over $50
pounds. Novak has had the job
for two weeks and looked good
last Saturday against a fresh
man squad that had been to-
gether less than a week.
Dwayne Fletcher. a high
school fullback at Front Royal
and a halfback last year. is q
better runner and a good ball
handler, but Fletcher has
trouble getting distance on his
passes.
Novak, q brilliant schoolboy
quarterback at Uniontown, Pa.
could be o pleasant surprise.
Joyce Solid Performer
Jim Joyce, at fullback. is q
solid performer who gained 406
yards last year. Don Van Keenan,
at left halfback has great speed
dead ahead. but he's a sopho-
more. The other halfback is
Bob Gallagher, who carried the
ball IA times last year.
The player who could crash
through If he can pick up
enough defense is Ken Houser.
The former Maryland coaches
drooled all last season over the
prospect Of having Houser this
year. He's a power-legged, driv-
ing sophomore from Palmyra.
Pa. Nugent, too, says Houser
could be the best.
One Of the key men is Rod
Breedlove, who some people be-
lieve never should have been
shifted from the guard position
he played for two years. He's
now a right halfback. Breed
love made the All-ACC team
as a sophomore. He missed
last year, but he still made
some spectacular plays.
Nugent said Breedlove may
play more minutes Of football
this year than any other man
on the squad. He also is q
center linebacker.
Maryland has q punting
problem with Gary Collins. a
second team end, the only
kicker Of consequence on the
squad. The kickoffs, extra
points, field goals. etc.. again
will be in the hands Of Vincent
Scott, who had ankle troubles
last year.
Nugent promises to use at
least 80 players every quarter.
his first team, and his stop"
and go" Some of the coaches
are poking fun Of Toms many
formations and his naming Of
teams, but he may have the
last laugh.
Some Of the preseason polls
picked Maryland to win only
one game. I've been coaching
football 20 years and don't
think it's possible to finish up
with only one victory" Nugent
said.
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Football League
Opens Tomorrow

Stonewall AC and the Saints
will meet at 8 pm. tomorrow at
Banneker Recreation Center to
open the eighth season Of the
D. c. Amateur Football Con-
ference.
A 6-6 tie with the Saints last
year left Stonewall a half-game
shy Of the league Champion
ship. won by the Cavaliers.
Jenky Brooks, former star in
the old Washington Gridiron
Conference, will make the
ceremonial kickoff tomorrow.
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ACC FOOTBALL ROUNDUP s4lnu>5
Nugent Needs Magic
For Terps' Long Pull

This Is the last In a series
OF football prospects OF teams
in the Atlantic Coast Con-
Jerence.)
BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star star Writer
In his bouncy, effervescent
way, Coach Tom Nugent is q
salesman and politician who
is high on his University Of
Maryland football team. But
unless there is hidden talent
on the Terps' squad and magic
in Nugent's I-formation, 1t
figures to be another year or
two before the Terps again
see daylight over the 500
mark.
It would seem to be a COM
pliment to Nugent that the
Terps are even money with
West Virginia tomorrow. But
even If Maryland gets by the
Mountaineers-in what Nu-
gent calls the key game on the
SCHEDULED appears over
matched in three Of its next
four games against Texas,
Syracuse and North Carolina.
The death Of Sonny Lohr.
a promising center candidate
on Maryland's second day of
practice. has had a depressing
influence on the schools prep
aration for the football sea-
son. Nugent has been subjected
to personal attacks, as have
his family, his coaches and
their families. Mrs. Lohr, how
ever. has termed her sons
death Gods WILL" and said
she will be in the stands to-
morrow.
Has FOur-Year Contract
Nugent has many immediate
problems at Maryland, some
of which he may have created
for himself. However, he is
taking over at a school that
apparently wants a big-time
football team, and he has a
four-year term in which to
produce.
Maryland had a AS record
last season, but couldn't save
Tommy Mont's job even by
routing Miami and Virginia in
its final two games. The Terps
played sad football against
North Carolina, Wake Forest
and Navy, but they were re-
spectacle on the other seven
Saturdays.
Two of the top players on
that team who figured to be
back are missing. Tackle Ed
Nickla, who had a year of
eligibility. chose pro football.
Quarterback Dick Searbath quit
the squad last week. Scarbath
had natural talent as a passer.
But to play for Nugent, you
have to play his way. and he
and Scarbath didn't see eye-to-
eye. Dick said he had been
pressured into playing football
by his family.
Relying on Spirit
Despite Nugent's persistent
demands for hustle, his count
less formations, and his dislike
for the slightest excess pound
age on his football players. the
Maryland coach says his teams
spirit is excellent. In fact, he
is counting on it as a weapon
against the Mountaineers.
The Terps' strong point APP
pears to be its line, with Tom
Gunderman, "the best football
player on the squad" according
to Nugent, as the key man.
Tackles Kurt Schwarz and Joe
Card are fixtures.
Unfortunately the position
where Nugent doesn't know
where his next yard is coming
from is quarterback. The only
one with experience is Dale
Betty, who played a few min
utes last year. He threw 10
passes and completed six.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-18
WEEKEND SPORTS
ON RADIO-W
RADIO
Friday

RADIO
Friday
Baseball
Orioles VS.. Senators. wToP.
8 pm.
College Football
George Washington VS.. De-
troit, WINK, 9:l5 pm. =
Boxing
Alonzo johnson VS.. Tony
Anthony, WRC, 10 pm.
Saturday
College Football
Maryland VS.. West Virginia.
WTOP, 1880 pm.
Virginia VS.. William g. Mary,
WPIK. 2::30 pm.
Baseball
Orioles VS.. Senators. VOL
and WTOP-FM, 2 pm.
Pro Football
Washington Redskins VS..
Detroit Lions, WTOP, 9:15 pm.
Sunday
Baseball
Orioles VS., Senators, WTOP.
2 pm.
Pro Football
Baltimore Colts VS.. Chicago
Cardinals, VOL, 3 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-18
TERP'S SCHEDULE

Sept. le-West virginia at home,
Sept. 26-Texas at Austin (night).
Oct. 3-syracuse at syracuse,
Oct. l0-Wake Forest at home.
Oct. l7-North Carolina at home.
Oct. Sl-south Carolina at columbla.
Nov. 7-Nayy at Baltimore (nighO
Nov. I4-Clemson at Clemson.
NOV. 21-Virginia at home.
Nov. 2S-Open.
Dec. 6-North Carolina state at
0 : homecoming
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-26
Indians We're Productive
americans, Collector Finds

has accumulated then spends an
evening mounting them Oh polished
boards using liquid solder. II S
present collection. still a-building
numbers 8 boards.
In Johnson S collection are toma-
hawks. spears. celts. grinding rocks
arrows. war points. knives. pipes.
a hoe. bone instruments of various
kinds. game balls. a war point
bowls and Wampum.
None of the local collectors items
comes under the doubtful classifi-
cation piece of stone re-
motelv suggesting something made
b. Indians. Each is whole, dis
tlnct. and Enthusiastically from the
days OF the Red Man.
Half Of the collection he has come
across piece BY piece, in fields,
along the road. III stream beds. A
gcodly portion Of it he has mcov
cred in the most fruitful OF all
Indian repositories . burial
mounds.
I've heard al my life that when
an Indian died he had most of his
possessions buried with him.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-26
High School FILA Chapter Receives
Award For Rural Safety Program

The Farmville chapter of the Flu
ture Romemakers of America was
recognized for distinguished service
in rural safety during the 18th an
nual Joint meeting of the Virginia
Rural Safety Council and the Home.
School and College Section Of the
Virginia Safety Association.
The recognition came in the form
of a certificate which was presented
to Mary Beasley, president of the
chapter during the annual award
session on May 49, The presenta
ticn was made by E W. Pendle-
ton. Jr, state treasurer, in behalf
of Governor J. Lindsey Almond.
who was scheduled to present the
awards. Only seven other chapters
in the state were recipients Of the.
award Included in that seven was
the Amelia High School chapter
The award was given on the basis
Of outstanding work done by the
group in promoting home safety by
correction of dangerous conditions
in the homes of various members.
To prepare for the safety pro-
gram. the group viewed numerous