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' pofsIlaa y iinIIs A nssssit' 3d. con-
rolling land lcne road frontage.
Nice stream. Priced reasonably.
Prefer 70 deal direct with inter
s fisse gvs E H sga-dd LOWE, NC
WALNUT Hull, "a Plata, Nd
neg nslgn0 q a;,,c on Fort Tobacco
Potomac River Bridge highway.
convenient 70 schools. churches
and stores. One-acre lots, 81 900
70 $1,000: tracts acres or over,
Tel. West 4-aa1l, Ia Plata. Nd
WATERFRONT LOTS
Near Annapolis. $4,000 per acre
Several choice sites. Cali I'll
pm. Mr.. Hamilton, cE. 6-s234
THOMAS r. HALEY, Realtor,
AP. 7-S3OO.
lt-ACRE LOT IN ANNANDALE
AREA-sewer in front Of prop
erty. $3.50. PENTAGoN REAL
Tx Co. INC. CIR. 3-34OO.
40 AcREs-65 miles south. $4,000
full price. ia. 7-4333.
a ACRES = Fredericksburg, Va.
Timber. electric, water. highway
access. $4,000. L. NJ. WHIT
MAN. 1926 North 10th st.. Lawton,
Okla.
~ ACREs--well, septic tank. ga
rage, nice lawn; s3,J25, ~ Ia o.
stream. $50 70 $500 p on s so0o
zoo acres, 5-acre pond. excellent
REALTY, Dum IiiIieS' va AsH ny
SS-55ggee9 sun, Nckesyille, LY,
f-.9ac.
%-ACRR CORNER LOT. near Po-
tolhac River. beach ana docK nriy-
lle&es. OWNER, so. 5-5e6s.
lf5 ACRES. Iaytonsville Sunshine
ali canvenIences; 80 acres Cleared al.
excellent SPRINGS and pondsites
deep stream: attractive for summer
homestte. club. etc. Call Mr.
PAUL HANNAH. ~ a.
So ACRES-Howard Co; with
stream, approx. 1000 IT. frontaeIe
on paved road. Call Mrs. Steed
with LAIRD B. SCOTT. Reaitor.
~; 9oo042O; ewes. apd Sun, JU.
o-31o %.
40 ACRES, Upper Mont. Co 100
acres with 10 acres commercial,
sewer and water avail, Prince
GEORGES County. Mr.. Esenstad
LEGUM & GERBER, EN- S-g0O0:
ewes, RA. 6-22l3.
3. MILES SOUTH OF d. C.. Nam
200 #. road frontage; sos or S45
down and $40 per month. .
acres at Grayton, Nd; wooded
tract; 800 #. frontage on Nd.
Point rd., ) miles to public tide
water access; $1,000 or SIOO
down and $50 per month. BAR
GER REAL ESTATE. Chapel g.
226J.
.C0LORED; SEVERAL LARGE LOTS
North Brentwood, $1,000 each
500 cash, SIS mo. OWNER
WA. 7-2706.
.COLORED = New Glenwood Park
Prince Georges County. Beautiful
44-aere wooded lots. Only 20 min
70 y. q. Only $3.50 dn., S35 mo- NJ
LEO STORcH. Devel. SP $4,000.
COLORED
Lots from l to Ia acres. near Fair
lax County Courthouse: sold on
installment plan. LII. 1886.
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTEn
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OUT or TOWN REAL ESTATE

SHORE, MD.-56 acres,
with 6-room home, on paved
highway; wall-to-wall carpeting
tiled bath, fully equipped kitchen,
stainless steel sink. kDotty pine
cabinets, iron-free water: addi-
tional buildings, equipment for
broilers: near beaches, hunting
fishing; $4,000. Transferred
owner will finance. Call VIII,
6-9549
POCOMOKE CITY, MD.-Home in
excel cond. Lge liv. rm., sep
din. rm. with china closet, mod.
kit, . bedrms., lge. scr. porch,
expansibie attic. nicely handicapped
lot, excel swimming, boating, fish
ing. and hunting, 5 mi. Chesa-
peake Bay, IA mi. NASA, Chinco-
league. Va, 81 mi. Ocean City,
Md, S11,50o. JU. 5-7474, after
5.30 nm
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FRED B. cUsHMAN

l33 ACRES split By the Gathers
Route 355, old 30: 2/l0 mile
entrance to property on each side
OF the cloverleaf entrance. One OF
the most valuable level tracts OF
land between Rockville and Pred
eriek. S1,0O0.000.
so ACRES with beautiful mansion;
. bedrms., 8 baths; beautiful swim
ming pool. large lake. Can only be
appreciated By inspection. S1l0,-
1l6 ACRES, long attractive 'front.'
age on new Rte. $40, close to Acc;
s-story frame house: $3.50 per
"'
100 AcRES-A modern set Of farm
bldgs., all in excel, eond.: close to
Acc. with the right prieel $3.50
sos AcREs-one Of Montromery
County's showplaces. A full set Of
.2utbldss. large modern brick
40 ACRES, about one half clear.
balance woodland: $3.50 per acre
A real buy: close In.
$50 ACRES-Modern set Of farm
hldgs.; ! 7/1O mi. hard road
frontage with easy access at any
point: 5000 per acre.
FRED B. CUSHMAN
40 y. Frederick Ave. Gaithersburr
WI. S-9011 WA. 6-0Ioi
Ewes. Mr.. RIGGS, GA. l-SO64V
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B. F. PERRoW REAL ESTATE
prAsrNe.ro,s AGENCY nm a oso,
SEE KAY BOWLING

At laithersburg for up
per MONTGOMERY County
farms, lots and acreage.
We have . large selection
70 choose from. Phone WI,
S-9260 or WA. $4,000.
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OVER l00 LISTINGS

OF farms or orchards 70 choose
from. Re. 7-s1l2; eyes, Ia. g.
oo4o; sat, sun, SOL, PA. J-4o07.
EUGENE P. NIXON
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lieo-ACRE FARM, modern homo
close TO All conveniences. 2I7,6O0
b X. SMALL, Healtor, 10. q
DoUu.
33-ACRE Farm. Mt. Airy, Nd.
well fenced. with stream, All bldgs
IN good cond. Two-utory house,
stucco oyer stone. Two large bed
rooms. Mod, conv, Immediate pos
session. S14,bOO. G. WI pEDDI-
CORD, Jfs Newton 5-bBG3.
1g0 ACRES. so acres clear--Farm
house and other bldes. SO miles
from d. c., I mile from Potomac
RIVER, Rte. "a $4,000. JOSEPH
F1LIPPO REALTY Co, Renltors,
2412 MINI. ave. Sc, LU. 4-1717.
Al ACRES. about 20 open, balance
woods, dwelling house, outbuild-
ings, stream, ideal for week ends.
$4,000, Terms $500 down, bal.
monthly, e. w. DUNCAN, Broker.
Louisa. Va Phone $50 weekdays,
l4b Sundays.
is ACRES. 7-room house. barn, etc !.
wen, stream, situated on State
road. $4,000; terms, S275 down,
bal. monthly. c. W. DUNCAN,
Broker, Louisa, Va. Phone ESQ
weekdays, 14b sundays.
1aO-acre farm. good water land,
Term. brick house. barn, outbldgs.,
soil bank income: $40
10 wooded acres, high ground,
modern b-rm. ranch-type home,
garage, full cemented basement,
pvd. I'd: $4,000.
l4-acre farmette. pond, woods. g.
I'm. house: b, and b. Country re-
eTEEEPRoSE MT. AIRY. esi
1875 ACRES, ~ miles from Acc,
S-rms lla-bath home, 2 barns and
numerous outbuildings In excellent
condition. This farm Is In the
heart OF the most rapidly ex-
banding area In the county. The
capital gains and development
possibilities are unlimited: $500
per acre, EN- 2.620d, DISTRICT
MARYLAND REALTY CO., Ewes. J,
S1-ACRE FARM. lEe. frame house,
? barns and other bldgs.: small
orchard; y mi from clover leaf
on proposed expressway 70 D. c.,
Anne Arundel Co. is mi. D. C.:
MoreiSnd. University 7-SSs7, SUN.
MFRS REALTY. Ma. 7.sSss.
2s MILES s. OF D. C., ironsides,
Nd; 10-acre tobacco farm. good
barn. 3.-bedfoom modern home,
basement, oil heat $4,000 Or
chapsl s SSssS.N REAL ESTATE
400 ACRES near Chantiliy Air
port, Value could double in 5 years.
$500 acre, house, barns. etc
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ON POTOMAC RIy

Apple orch. and raspberry, cherry
0-rm. house, outhldgs,, let rens
stocked; 10 mi. 70 city: $4,000
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COUNTRY ESTATE


8 acres, grand location. pleasant
surroundings. 10-rm., Victorian
s tss m snd y vnS ssy driT tsassd
and spacious. expansive shaded
grounds afiording privacy and
quiet. Large center. hall. open
stairway, 2-baths. oil INV. heat,
full basement. grand porches. q
car. garage. Home alone reported
TO have cost an estimated S45. 900
gineer moved business South. has
set "glve-away" price Of So, 900
for quick sale, Cali r. L. zentz,
Md Hq Phone plymouth plymouth e.ssoSii.' OWn'
COUNTRY HOME, rms, 1 Y baths.
forced-air central heat, aluminium
storm windows, insulated; pond,
outbuildings: S12,950. r. W.
MoRIAESTY, Rte; g. Boy 433,
CULPEPER C0UNTY-197-acre beef
farm, well fenced, fine alfalfa and
hay crop, 2 streams, stocked pond.
Nice old brick home; S31. 300
WAUGH REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
DARNESTOWN, MD. = 146 acres
rollins land with SIRE stream: views
i07 ACRES, Ions I'd. frontage. GOOD
bldgs.; S640 an acre; 2Sfo cash
needed: smaller tracts available.
We BARBARA issiHsA @. ROSS. Broker
EARLY AMERICAN. built around
1850. nicely. restored. Q rms, lge.
liv. rm., firepl., din. nm, bed
rms, paneled den, nice bath,
equip. kit. util. rm.. auto. heat;
also tenants house,. u mile on
paved road with usual farm bldgs.
lovely home; PRICED to sell. So. t 900
FARM. 100 acres, plenty young
timber. See BERNARD TURNER,
Rte. 20, Leon. va.
FARMS FARMS FARMS
215 acres, only S125 an acre: 22e
acres only SOS an acre. Many,
many more listings Of valuable
farms. Please call If you are al
all thinking Of purchasing q
s ssSnli o. sio aL-ssso$s co. Mr. Mss'
FAR1IETTE, near Upper Marlboro
on state rd.-2-story frame houss
with 3 bedrms-' 2 baths: tebaees
s s.Tss acrs m q lsy e. ia sfs ytt5
SUBSTANTIAL cash down. Sunday
Mr.. or Mrs. Moreland, University
7-s5s7. SUMMERS REALTY. MA
7-2526.
FARMETTE. mod. 3-bedTm. house
~ acres. on State I'd, 1,500-ft
frontage; tobacco barn; "a mi
d. c. S20.500: terms. Mr.. or Mrs
Moreland University 7-S5S7, SUM
MERS REALTY, MA. 7-2526
FORT VALLEY-Mtn. run, trou
stream. adj. Gen. wash. Nationa
Forest; view in all directions. stat
terms cRIcKENsERdER ktTY,
Mount jackson, Granite 1883.
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; houses Gone 8 rms. tile BATH,
bldss. ali fenced. iarse * ponds
stocked; on both sides Of State
I'd. Also. $4,000 worth Of modern
machinery At bargain. Priced
kiec,soo' GOOD terms; e5 mi. 70
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5 ACRES


Attractive, modern colo-
nial brick country home.
Living room, 14x24, dininr
room, den, kitchen, master
6edrm.,. 2 other bedrooms.
"a baths. Recreation room,
nreplaces, screened porches.
S-car garage, breezeway, oil
hot-water heat. Kitchen
completely equipped, large
deepfreeze. House insulated
and in excellent condition.
Barn. with box stalls and
stanchions. Property CONE
pletely fenced with white
cross-country box fence.
Hardtop driveway, located in
Darnestown area, on state
road within easy Committing
distance OF Washington.
Price, $4,000.
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS OF
THIS AND OTHER PROPERTIES
CALL ADMIRAL ABERCROMBIE
DIAMOND 9-353l
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO.
1921 Conn. Ave. NV. DE. 2-360O
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THE GORGEOUS

streams; deer. bear. turkeys, smaI
game. Old farm house, barr
springs, hard road, 10000
STEVENS. Realtors. Gaines. n
Phone 0aleton 6269-J-l.
UPPER MONT. COUNTY
266 ACRES
Located in the desirable
SUGAR Loaf area, within
easy reach Of the Acc,
next to Hyattstewn inter-
change on new Maryland
240. IS acres woods. Water
= plentiful, pond. bank
barn, machinery shed, etc.
Completely restored pre-
Civil War brick. 3 bedrms.,
bath %, ,, Lying I'm. d1itnine
tive setting. Priced $3.50
per acre. Shown by appoint
ment.
4h ACRES
In Poolesville area: at
t tyns vsn,,I S,r NTH Masonry Masonry
With fireplace isa dining din I'M rma
kitchen with range and
refrieerator, laundry with
washer, drier and ironer,
1S-cu.- 1T. deepfreeze; ga
rage: oil heat; deep well;
excellent location. on hard
road, 80 miles downtown. 3
miles ACC. Priced S27,5O0.
40 ACRES
2 Attractive, new, modern
-rm: frame house. With
14x21 with fireplace, mod
ern kitchen. dining room,
study, 3 bedrooms, "a
baths: oil heat, attached
garage: IS acres woods,
stream: 80 miles Washing
ton. d. c., on hard state
road; S39, 500.
30S ACRES
Outstanding country estate.
Brick mansion house with
all necessary buildings for
dairy farm operation in
Guiding 3 tenant houses:
60-cow modern dairy barn;
swimming pool. ponds, ete.;
$4,000. Mansion house
and IS acres may be
purchased separately at
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CATTIE on DAIRY

A. Berkeley 6prings--0-rm. house
and ? rma., water and electricity,
'. acres, good land, hunting
fishing and swimming; $500.
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90 ACRES, wooded; near Pooles-
vile. Md: 700-ft. frontage on
paved highway good building
sites. $500 per acre.
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FORT vALLEY-Mtn. run, trout
stream. adj. Gen. wash. National
Forest; view in all directions. state
terms. cRIcKENBERGER RITY..
Mount jackson, Granite 1888.
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30s-ACRE ESTATE, 25 miles from
D. c.; 12-rm. brick-and- frame
home. 5 baths, z fireplaces; mod
ern swimming pool; 3 modern
tenant houses: . stock ponds,
complete set Of farm buildings.
S2lO,OOO.
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90 ACRES, extensive frontage on
county highway and borders C&O
Canal; beautiful view. $375 per
acre.
Smyrna times., 1959-03-26
TaylOr's Bridge

Mrs. Eva Satterfield of Elk
ton, Md. spent last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee w. David.
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service will meet Friday
night iii the Taylor's Bridge
Community Center with a COW
cred dish supper. At that time
the little church banks will be
opened.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Shock
ley and daughters spent Sunday
with MIR. and Mrs. Clifton Elli-
oft and daughters in Goldsboro,
Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Burge
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Stell-
er spent Friday in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Weis and
family spent Sunday with MIR.
and Mrs. Edward Walker and
family at Bear, Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Atkinson
and son spent Sunday with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Saye in
Arden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph McClain
Smyrna times., 1959-03-26

and family were visitors last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. James
McClain and daughter, near
Smyrna.
Mr.. and Mrs. William R. AL
free, Sr., near Middletown, Mrs
Irving O'Neal and family of St
Georges, and Mr.. and Mrs. Del
bert Steller spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee w. David.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Shelter
were visitors last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Elwood Bowman and
Mrs. Emma Barber of Glendale,
Del.
Miss Bonnie Marie Shetzler OF
Port Penn, and Tommy Winder
of Middletown are visiting their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
John E. Shelter, Sr.
Smyrna times., 1959-03-26
Six Junior High
Pupils Headline
Honor Listing

The following students al
John Bassett Moore Junior and
Senior High School have had
their names placed on the scho-
Iastic honor roll for the fourth
marking period:
First honors, no grade below
95 in a major subject-Grade 8
Ronald Cox, Wanda Fischer.
Grade Glenn Everhart
Fred Myers, Pamela Gwinn
Ronald Powell.
Second honors, no grade be-
low IS in major subject.
Grade l2-Janet Christopher
Jeanne Faulkner, Carl Fischer
Linda Gonce, Sarah Johnson
Sandy Short, Edwin Eley, Ruth
Fisher, Elaine Walker.
Grade ll-Harold Moffett
Pat Baker, Jo Ann Craig, Pat
King, Doris McClain, Mary c
Smith, Bertha Mae Thomas, Lois
VanderPlasse, Judy Loder, Sus'
an Price, Judy Slaughter, FREQ
Wiebel, Carol Wolford, Mary
Jane Starkey.
Grade l0-Kay David, Caro-
Downes, James Fischer, Betty
]. Hestera, Eleanor Pinder, Bar
bara Faulkner, Louise Cole, Car
olyn Knussman, Nancy Kon
schak, Lana Reed, Kathleen
Straughn, Margaret Hurd, Kay
Hutchins, Clara Ann Jones.
Grade 9-John Cherriman
Barbara Dunning, Joyce Cole
Dorothy Gray, Sandra Hazard
Mary Ann McBrine, Patsy Moi
fit, Norma Jane O'Neal, Ton
Baynard, Doris Camper, Richard
Dahn, Brandon Jones, John Dun
mack, Barbara Fortner, William
Stafford.
Grade 8-Ruth Carey, Geor
gia Kruchen, Diane Leager, J(
Ann Lofland, Rebecca Reynolds
JoAnn Marvel, Margaret Anr
Crawford, Carol Hodukavich
Janice Lafferty.
Grade Z Patricia Hawke
Connie Uhlendorff, Roger Attix
Smyrna times., 1959-03-26
Horse Thieves
Operate In Area

A six-year-old chestnut mare
was stolen from a barn at Big
Oak, near Smyrna, last Wednes-
day on the farm of Franklin
Cooke. State police detectives
who investigated the case des-
cribed the horse as having three
white feet and a small white
spot in the center of its fore
head. The mare was valued at
$500. A saddle valued at $75 al.
so disappeared. The horse was
located near Brenford on Thurs
day and returned to its owner
The saddle has not yet been re-
covered.
Smyrna times., 1959-03-26
and you'll want it for all it's worth

the distance between gas stops.
If, on the other hand, you're
looking for a car of utmost elegance,
you could hardly make happier
choice than the Chevrolet Impala
4-Door Sport Sedan. And, to go
with it, Chevy's velvety V8 power
teamed with triple-turbine Turbo-
glide*-one of the finest, smoothest
automatic drives offered on any car.
These are just two examples of
the dozens of different kinds of
Chevrolets you can choose from.
Smyrna times., 1959-03-26

The plain fact is Chevrolet builds
so many different kinds of cars
there's one to please just about
everyone.
Say you want a stylish, spacious
car that combines low initial cost
with rock-bottom operating ex-
pense. You'll find what you want
in the Biscayne 2-Door Sedan
one of the lowest priced of all
Chevy models. And you can have
Chevrolet's new Hi-Thrift 6 under
the hood to stretch and stretch
Smyrna times., 1959-03-26

Connie Griffin, Claudia Hepburn,
John Wayne Joseph, Robert
Merrill, Sue Reveile, Beverly
Startt, Glenn Wright, Wesley
Conley, Jerry Craig, Deborah
Downes, Jeanne Gilmore, San
dra Haley, Franz Media, Betty
Pierson, Pat Pase, Pat Rebar,
James Pritchard, William Now
land, Nelson Everhart, Susan
Green, William Wisniewski.
Smyrna times., 1959-03-26

mence at III am; Sunday
School, 10 am. A short service
will be held on Good Friday
commencing at 2::30 pm. Circle
| meets on April l at 8 pm. in
the schOOlrOOm.
Smyrna times., 1959-03-26
First Presbyterian Church

Services at the First Presby-
terian Church for Easter Sunday
have been announced by the
Rev. o. c. Jones, minister, as
follows: Easter service will COM
Smyrna times., 1959-03-26
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RED BLAiKs FOOTBALL OUTLOOK
West Points Talent
Appears Better Now

year as 1t did In the first. and
II there are not too many in
juries in the line, 1t could well
be.the Cadets will successfully
defend their Eastern champ
ionship and their high national
ranking. .
But they face a more difiicult
schedule. Boston College, I'LL
nois, Penn State. Duke, Colo
RADIO State. the Air Force, Villa
nova. Oklahoma and Navy pose
a severe test for the Cadets,
especially when you consider
their exacting life with It's
tough engineering course for
all and its rigid discipline.
Whatever the Cadets accom-
plish in the way Of victories
and defeats. I am sure Of one
thing: There will be no more
colorful and exciting team or
the gridiron. The lonely end
attack. with some Of Dale's own
notifications included. will put
much pressure on the enemy
The defense will be typically
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Army: Quick. alert. with strong
pursuit.
Let me re-emphasize. though,
that any appraisal Of the situa-
ton must be cognizant Of an
inadequacy Of reserve strength
from tackle to tackle and the
serious problems. therefore,
that injuries in that area pre-
cipitate.
Anderson Among Best
Bob Anderson, a truly out
standing all-around football
player, one Of the very greatest
in West Point history. will head
toward his third All-America
year at left halfback. Joe Cald-
well. a fine quarterback for us
a year ago, will be even better.
I understand there are strong
fights on at right halfback be-
tween Steve Waldrop and Roger
Zailskas for Pete Dawkins' old
job and John Ellison and Don
Bonko at fullback. Frank
Blanda will relieve Caldwell at
quarterback from time to time.
He had a good spring practice
Capt. Bill Carpenter, mfr.
Lonely End" himself, another
topgrade all-around player. and
Don Usry, the so-called "soci-
able end" and a vastly under
rated one, lead the wingmen,
with adequate requirements in
Otto Everbach, Russ Waters
and Frank Gibson.
The line must be built around
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-11
BY COL. RED BLAIK
Former Army Football Coach

II I were still coaching the
Army football team and any
body even suggested / come
out and state publicly that the
Cadets deserved No. l rank in
the East and a fairly high place
nationally, ! would call loudly
for a sedative. But I am not o
coach anymore. and I have to
admit the whole thing looks
somewhat different.
Seriously, 1t is hard for any
coach to take q completely OBJ
jective look at his team. He is
subject to so much pressure
wuch of 1t unreasonable. from
his school and Its followers
that he develops. unconsciously
In part. a certain built-in wari-
ness and pessimism. At times,
1t may appear inordinate and
even ludicrous. But he would
be most unwise to adopt any
approach other than to expect
the worst and work like heck
to avoid 1t. because football is
our most unpredictable as well
as our finest team game.
Let me say this. There is
nothing ] want to do less than
in any way add 10 what is
already q heavy load assumed
by my successor. Dale Hall,
and his very competent staff
Dale was a great athlete at
West Point: I believe he and
Doug Kenna were the greatest
In the class of l945.
! believe Dale will have q
strong team. II the ball
bounces as fortuitously in the
Army's second lonely end
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Detroit Drills
On Pass Defense

DETROIT, Sept. II (AP).--
Coach Jim Miller had his De-
troit team concentrating on
pass defense yesterday as the
Titans continued preparations
for their first game Of the sea-
son against George Washing
ton University next Friday.
Miller said after the session
that he was especially pleased
with the work Of the pass de-
tenders and also with the ball
handling in the backfield."
Miller said the Titans would
continue to work on defense
against aerials today and would
participate in a long scrim-
mage tomorrow.
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player must realize and UNDER
stand what q practice session
requires"
Schwarz, a senior from Hack
ensack, N. j.. said there was
nothing unusually taxing about
the practice session. He said 1t
was lighter than those he
underwent at Maryland under
Nugent's last two predecessors
as head coach. the late Jim
Tatum and Tommy Mont.
This has been the best and
easiest early fall practice /
have ever experienced at Mary
land" he said. Il really feel
like playing football for him.
He is the fairest man I have
seen as a coach"
Gunderman, q senior from
Franklin, N. j., said Nugent
and his staff "are always fair
and Just in their treatment of
all players"
THE practice sessions at
Maryland under Nugent this
fall have been less demanding
than those Of past years." he
said.
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Ortego Fighting
KOArtist Tonight

MIAMI BEACH, Sept. II
Notwithstanding Floren-
tino Fernandez Of Santiago,
Cuba, meets Gaspar Ortega Of
Mexicali. Mexico. a ring veteran
at %. in a l0-round welter-
weight bout tonight. Champion
Don Jordan probably awaits
the winner. (The fight will be
shown over WRC-4 at 10 PM
Promoter Chris Dundee has
offered Jordan $4,000 to de-
fend his title in the new l7,000-
seat exhibition hall here De-
meber 4. Dundee has received
no formal reply to his offer.
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Continued From Page D-l
players to successfully defend
his Atlantic Coast Conference
championship.
Howard will stack up his
first team with anybody. But
he has six sophomores on his
second unit. Four Of the six.
however, are red shirts. mean
ing they were held out last
year, but had a full season of
practice with the B squad.
Howard isn't too compliment
tary about the depth of his
squad. About one of his centers.
he said. IT use that boy to
snap the ball instead of hav-
ing a mechanical snapper"
About another. Frank said.
"This boys daddy played for
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three strong 1858 reserves,
Guard Al vanderbush. Tackle
Gerry Clements and Center
Bob Oswandel. The quick de-
velopment Of some husky year.
lings (sophomores), always a
precarious operation. Is indi-
spensable TO reasonable solidity
here.
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