davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-10-11

had dissipated." Now I real
ize that hurricanes follow
erratic courses, but it does
seem odd that Ethel should
have been accuesd of high liv-
ing and drunkenness-which
is what dissipation" means in
my book. What Say?-N. H,
New York City.
Answer: Dissipation" does
indeed mean frivolity, self
indulgence and intemperance
But the verb Ito diSsipate" can
also have the meaning of Ito
be dissolved, to vanish" the
sense that your dream -girl-or
weather girl-had in mind. A
more orthodox handling of this
sentence would be ". and
then she dissipated herself
(the storm, not the girD-but
the version quoted is not
incorrect. --s
Similarly, the phrase "like
So" while not admissible IL
Evening star., 1960-10-11
BY Jack ReFriII
BY George Tusko

formal writing, may be ac-
cepted in the breezy, colloquial
context of a weather. girls
chit-chat about the weather.
My personal complaint about
the empty-headed charmers
who report on weather in the
evening hours is a. simple one
Must they expect 5 tedious
Evening star., 1960-10-11
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Evening star., 1960-10-11
WORDS, WIT AND WISDOM
THORN Mcbride
GIL THoRP
MUTTgA JEFF
BUCK ROGERS
By WILLIAM MORRIS

Question: One of the local
television stations9has a wealth
er girl, who surely fits the
"beautifuf but dumb" label.
Tonight she was rattling along
about Hurricane Ethel while
pointing to the storms course
Evening star., 1960-10-11
BY Al Smith

minutes Of gable about
fronts" and pressure systems"
about which they obviously
know nothing and, like their
listeners. care lesS-before they
get to the point: Tomorrow's
weather. Rain or shine? Hot
or cold2 That's really all we
care about. girls.
Evening star., 1960-10-11

on a wall map. Hurricane
Ethel came along like so," said
the weather girl, land then
she dissipated." Apparently our
girl liked that fancy word, for
in minute or two she was
telling us again that the storm
Evening star., 1960-10-21

place September 81 in Paris
France. The couple win live
In Paris.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Heidt-FitzeeroId

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ].
Fitzgerald Of Chevy Chase.
Nd, announce the marriage
Of their daughter Patricia
Eileen to Mr.. John Harry
Heidi, son Of Mrs. Margaret
I. Heidi Of Oceanside, Calf.
The wedding took place Au-
gust ~ ct st. AIMS Church.
The couple win live in Arl-
ington.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
WEDDINGS

Sangster. to the Rev. Daniel
Paul Matthews. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Matthews Of
Canton. N. 8. The bride
Is also the daughter Of the
late Mr.. Vigeant. The we'd
ding took place October 4 at
the DuBose Episcopal Confer
.ence Center Pavilion, Mont
eagle. Tenn. The couple will
live In Monteagle. Tenn.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Ebert-Goodrich

Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon D.
Goodrich Of Arlington an-
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter Claudia Lepne TO
Mr.. John Richard Ebert. son
Of Aaf. and Mrs. Albert c.
Ebert Of Richland Center,
Wis. The wedding took place
September 8 ct st. AIMS
Catholic Church. Arlington.
The couple viii live In Mill
waukee.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Wood-Binqer

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur L.
Binger announce the mar:
riage Of their daughter
Martha Jean to Mr.. Joseph
Milton Wood, son Of Mrs.
Thomas Edgar Wood Of Silver
Hill. Nd. and the late Mr..
Wood. The wedding took
place September 30 at Ryland
Methodist Church. The couple
viii live In Suitland. Md.
Evening star., 1960-10-21

Mr. Stuart y. Mlilison, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Neal r.
Millison Of Baltimore. The
wedding took place August
II at the home Of the bride.
The couple viii live In Bali
tinore.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Coffnnon-
Achstetter

MFR. and Mrs. James A.
Scherer announce the mar
riage Of her sister. Miss Rita
Teresa Achstetter. to Mr..
Harry Charles Coffman. jr.,
Evening star., 1960-10-21

Mark RDgers Of StenbsnslllS !,
Ohio. The wedding took place
October 2 ct the First Meth
odist Church Chapel, Lexing-
ton. Ky. The couple viii live
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Gonley-ThoA

Mr.. and Mrs. John Michael
Tholl announce the marriage
Of, their daughter Natalie
Marie to Mr.. Frederick VIII
liam Ganley. jr.. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ganley Of Arling-
ton. The wedding took place
October 8 at Holy Trinity
Catholic Church, Georgetown.
The couple viii live In New.
port News. Va.
Motthews-Sonester
Mrs. Xavier vigeant an
nounces the marriage Of her
daughter, Mrs. Diane Vigeant
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Heyrnon-MorshoII

Mrs. Norman j. Marshall
Of Melhourne, Australia. an
nounces the marriage Of her
daughter Felicity to Mr..
Lawrence Murray Heyraan.
SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip !.
Heyman. The bride Is also
the daughter Of the late Mr..
Marshall. The wedding took
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Linkous-MoechtIe

Mr.. and Mrs. sOlive e r
Maechtle Of Alexandria an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter Diane Louise to Mr..
William johnson Linkous, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Linkous Of Blacksburg. Va.
The wedding took place Sep
tember 10 at Calvary Presby-
terian Church, Richmond.
The couple VIII live IN Rich
mond.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Roeers-Lono

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Eong Of
Falmouth, Ky, announce the
marriage Of their daughter
Helen to Mr.. Donald L.
Rogers. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Evons-Brooks

Mr.. and Mrs. James An
drew Brooks announce the
marriage Of their daughter
Peggy Marie to Mr.. Richard
Payne Evans. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Evans Of Iexfng-
ton. Mass. The wedding took
place October 8 at st. Luke's
Episcopal Church. The
couple win live In Cambridge.
Mass.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
MiIIison-GoId

Mrs. Joseph M. Gold an
nounces the marriage Of her
daughter Barbara Ann 70.
Evening star., 1960-10-21

son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Coffman.
The wedding took place Au-
gust a ct st. dahriel's Cath
Ole Church, The couple VIII
live here.
Evening star., 1960-12-24
MISS JANET
LOUISE NORMENT
Debutonte Daughter Of
Or. and Mrs.

Robert Lansing Norment
Misses Ann Sweat, Sally
Montgomery and Diane
Hunter.
Janet, who attends the
College Of William and Mary,
will bow Tuesday at the Holly
Ball.
Evening star., 1960-12-24
Other AM Stations
THE EVENlNG STAR
IUB 6INIINS , AN
Washington. b. c.
SatGrd0y, December ~, 1860

wIMx-ioos Es-1A-AsUr SpsrstisH.
WPiE-111O Ke.-DsyIiSAt SAly.
WARL-T00 ks.-DsyiiSAt SHIy.
WaMH-1sss M.-ssSIiyAt 'sIy.
WuST-ii2o kc.-DayiIGht Snly.
HfM-I11o k.-DayIlght OaIy.
wWoe-I1Se M.-2l-bsuT OpeRstiOa.
WEtl-i31e ke.-24-hosF sDsEstisa sEesDt
Moa6sy mi6alsAt TO Q en-. Iuesasy.
W0ok-tNe ke.--24'hsSf opeFstiss Msnday-
SetudsyI Sua6sy Q S.n. 70 midnight.
WtAM-i1So ke.-2s-AOR SpsrstlSa. sTsspt
Sssday alGaiSht % S.n. MSaesy.
Wooh-iSAo ke.-bsyIisbt SHIy.
WPee-tsSs ke.-1syIlsht SaIy.
WPRM-IGsO ke.-DSylIght SsIy.
WeMS-S1o ke.-s ante RldaIsAt; Saturday
Ja.m. 70 P.R.i suadsy Q an. 10 mIdaisht
Evening star., 1960-12-24

Johnston, Mr.. Sherman
Kent, Mr.. George Hartman,
Mr.. George Howe. jr.. Mr..
Edwin Martin, jr., MIR. Chris
Sargent, Mr.. John Casey,
Mr.. Sweeney. Mr.. Player
Crosby. Mr.. Sandy McPeck.
Mr.. John Laurence Ecker,
Mr.. Frank Mead, Mr.. Andrew
Waldrop, Mr.. John Hof, Mr..
Gaillard Nolan. Mr.. David
Kenny. Mr.. Julius Holmes
and Mr.. Alex Bass.
The boxes and the balcon-
les were crowded with dis
tinguished residents. among
them the Director Of Central
Intelligence and Mrs. Allen
Dulles, guests Of the Brosses;
Assistant Secretary Of State
and Mrs. j. Graham Parsons,
guests Of Mrs. Greene; the
Clark Clifords, with the
ArnoldS; former Secretary Of
State and Mrs. Dean Ache
son. guests Of the Gesells,
and Ambassador and Mrs.
John c. Dreier. guests Of the
Dominicks.
Others seen at the ball
were the British Ambassador
and Lady Caccia, District
Commissioner and Mrs.
Mark Sullivan. jr. and Dep
uty Director Of CIA Robert
Amory (brother Of Cleve-
land) and Mrs. Amory, to
mention just q few.
Evening star., 1960-12-24
Washington Debutonte Ball
Marks 10th Anniversary

Legendre, daughter Of Mrs.
Newbold Legendre: Cath
leen Macauley, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ma
cauley. III; Olive Gale Moore,
daughter Of Mrs. Goodwin
Moore; Lavinia Fletcher
Plumley, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Fletcher D. Proctor
Plumley: Louise L. Richie,
daughter Of Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. William L. Ritchie. and
Sheila Latrobe Smith, dauel1.
ter Of Assistant Secretary Of
State and Mrs. Gerard c.
Smith.
Floor Committee
The young men Of the
Floor Committee included
Mr.. Geseil. Mr.. Thomas
Bartle, Mr.. John Bross, Mr..
James Cooley, Mr.. Dunlop
Ecker. Mr.. Ely. Mr.. Marshall
Field, Mr.. Alfred Friendly,
jr., Mr.. Dick Grimm, Mr..
James Haynes. Mr.. Walter
Haynes. Mr.. Stanfield john
son, Mr.. James Lemon, Mr..
Mike McConihe. Mr.. Andrew
Munroe, Mr.. Nicholas Only,
Mr.. Peter Ouruson, Mr..
Gregory Prince, Mr.. David
Pyle, Mr.. Larry Redway and
Mr.. Henry Spencer.
Also, Mr.. John Smith, Mr..
George Wheeler, III, Mr..
Ellis WiSner, Mr.. James
Reston. jr., Mr.. Andrew
Evening star., 1960-12-24
Janet
NOrnent
Bows

DR.. and Mrs. Robert
Lansing Norment entertained
at q debut dance last night
for their daughter, Janet
Louise, at the Washington
Golf and Country Club.
Jack Cory and his Orches-
ira provided music for the
10 to ! o'clock party.
Pale pink, white and orchid
were the colors used in the
ballroom decorations, while
pale pink carnations, deep
pink roses and heather were
arranged In two large COM
poteS on the buffet table.
The debutante wore q dress
OF shocking pink satin. She
carried q noSegay Of pale
pink carnations and deep
pink roses.
Mrs. Moments dress was
Of white chiffon with the
bodice beaded in shades Of
pale pink. white and orchid.
Janet's grandmother. Mrs.
William c. Neikirk, came
from Hendersonville, N. c.,
for the party.
The deb's younger sister
Anne assisted, along with the
Evening star., 1960-12-24
W. KEY PREVIEWS

Christmas Eve Service-Lve" from washington CathedraI
ecast Of the Protestant Episcopal service INCLUDING
the washington Cathedral Choir Men and Boys mes
sage from the Very Rev. Francis Sayre IT, and the
Hsnt Rev. Angus Dun, celebrant. 930 PM, WRCA
sports Hghghts Of 196O-Insead of the fights tonirht
sports fans offered this quick review of wild wear of
sports You get feeng glimpses Of all including sum-
mer and winter olympics and college basketball and
football, golf, racing tennis and baseball 10 pm.
WMAL--7
Christmas ServicesFor minutes before services at the
Cathedral Of st. John the Divine begin the choir sings
Christmas carols as the candght takes place
AT II p the services begin including address by the
Right Rev. Horace W. B. Donegan, Bishop Protestant
Episcopal Diocese Of New York. 1o:45 pm, WNdAL-7.
Christmas ServiCes-Afer 5-mnute tape of Russian Ortiz
odox Christmas hymns by the choir of the Three Saints
Church in Garfield, N j., CHS brings you q e-hour
service from the Protestant Dutch Reform Church of
Flatands Brooklyn, N Y, followed by half-hour taped
program Of the Crib and Carol Service from the Fran
ciscan Mission in San Diego Calf. 11:15 pm to l am
WTOP-e.
Christmas Service-Mdnght Mass from ST. Paricks Ca
thedral In New York City The Most Rev. John Mcguire
Vicar General and Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese
Of New York. will celebrate the Mass the Rev. Francis
Duffy will deliver the sermon the Very Rev. Msgr
Timothy j. Flynn will narrate. IL midnight WRC-4
Evening star., 1960-12-24
Luncheon
Fetes Two
Debutuntes

Miss Judy Buchanan Bail
and Miss Cynthia Livingstone
shared honors yesterday at
q luncheon for 30 at the Con-
gressional Country Club given
by Judy's mother, Mrs. Fred
eric Joseph Ball.
Judy was presented In June
at the Congressional Country
Debutante Ball and Miss Liv-
ingStone. who bowed at the
Debutante Cotillion and
Thanksgiving Ball will be
honored by her parents at q
Christmas Eve tea dance to-
day at their home.
For yesterdays luncheon
Judy wore q gold wool dress,
with full skirt, and q match
ing gold hat. Her corsage was
Of white camellias.
Cynthia's dress was Of blue
wool and she wore o cloche
hat and Q corsage Of white
gardenias.
The hostess chose q dress
OF red wool, with matching
feather hat. and wore d
white orchid corsage.
Evening star., 1960-12-24
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$500. WMAL (D-Lawrence
Welk Show. "All-Christmas
Show" Featuring the
Champagne Music Makers
the Lennon Sisters and
others.
1880 WTTG (S)-Playhouse
Five. Pennies From Heav-
en-" A wandering drifter be-
friends q homeless waif.
Bing Crosby. Louis Arm
strong (l936.
lO:3O. WTOP (9)-Ten-Thirty
Theater. "A Kiss for Santa. ."
A young man, eager to win
the love OF a pert young
lady, masqueradeS as Santa
as part Of q wooing tech
Evening star., 1960-12-24
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

1908, WOL-Italian Holiday.
A program of Christmas
songs from Italy.
7:O5. WWDC-Report to the
People. District Engineer
Commissioner Frederick j.
Clarke is interviewed.
1910. WTOP-Christmas Sing
with Bing. Also featuring
Kathryn Crosby, Jose Ferrer
and the Norman Lubof
Choir.
1O:3O, WRC-Army OF Stars.
The Salvation Army's an
Evening star., 1960-12-24
FIN Stations

WRe-FM-s3.S Me.-S:30 an. to Il an.
WT0P.FM-ss.3 Me.-s,2s an. 10 2:Ie an.
WASH-FM-S1.1 Me- S.n. to 12,iS an,
M0a6sy-Su1dsy.
W0L-fM-ss.1 Me.-S:30 en-. 70 nIdaIght.
WFAN-FM-I0o.3 Me.-Ia.m. to Rldnisht.
WWDc-FM-1o1.1 Me.-1l-hsuF OpsFatiOa.
HeMS-fM-1e3.S Me.-Ss.m to mitalSht;
Saturday ! an. to I p.m.; Sssday Q s.m.
70 midaieht.
WerS FM-s1.s Me.-S to 10 pm. Sunday
thFsgsh ThHrsdsy.
WsvA-FM-1es.S Me.-12 asSa to u p.R.
WMAL.FM-1o1.3 Me.-Sa.R. To i:A5 an.
NPee.fM-95.S Me.-1o a.m. to I On. MOa.
DAY thFeugh SstuTdSy.
.WIMD-FM-sl.1 MS pm. to Il pm.
WeAY.FM-9s.S Me.-S S.M. 10 mIaaIght.
WARL-FM-i0S.i Me.-7:iS en-. b A:as p.m.
Evening star., 1960-12-24

nual program features Mary
Costa; Bob Hope, Jack Benny
and others.
1900, WRC- Midnight Mass
from St. Patrick's ca.
thedral.
Evening star., 1960-12-24

nique. Gene Nelson, Kath-
ryn Grant.
1890, WMAL (7)-MidniRht
Mass. From the Shrine of
the Immaculate Conception,
Evening star., 1960-12-06
VACANT

WALK 70 81. ANN's! Prom this
SP;afioyys %P;,S y 4. brk home home dqst N, vacated @
f5.H. oE i freeaer-refer.. ee ti re; rec lsn rm.,
garage and patio on level, wooded
lot. ONLY $500 dn. AND Low
30-YEAR FLA PAYMENTS! Phone
for details. FLORANCE REALTY,
C317 Wilson hlvd IA A6nn0
Evening star., 1960-12-06

CHARMING brick rambler,
IN highly coveted country
club area In n. Arlington:
3 bedrms.. iv. rm. with IRE
place. fully equipped kit, q
porches; lovely lot; walk to
schools and express transp.
Priced at Sls.p5O with min
imum FLA down payment.
balance in 30-year loan,
Call the DARBY CO.. exclu-
sive agents, ia. 6-93p3;
ewes, KE. S-4s46.
Evening star., 1960-12-06

~. AvoNDALE - 3-bedrm. brick
semi-Colonial, like new Powder
! rm. on LIST floor, full bSmt
! $3.50 down on FHA terms.
Evening star., 1960-12-06
BUSINESS PROF. for REN1
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

cOIN-OP. LAUNDRIEs - MaytaR
equipped. Locations, installation,
g. financing. MARLEE INC. OIL.
4-352S.
DRUGSTORE-In Alex. Excel. op.
port. for right man to own his
owl, own store Small outlay Of cash
6p10: after Z, OIL. 2-OQRO
Evening star., 1960-12-06

( CAPITOL HGTs -3-bedrm. brick
semi-Colonial, like new. Powder
! Im. on 1st floor, full bsmt., $3.50
: down on FHA terms.
Evening star., 1960-12-06
RerenS' BETTER Rl1vS

BELTSVILLE-ia acre. The stone
fence really shuts of this honey
place. Ideal for retired couple.
S12,95O.
Evening star., 1960-12-06
LiSTlMaS WANTED
INVESTMENT PROP, SALE

ARL., s.-Owner can live in a new
2.bedrm. air-cond. apt, and have
S2lO mo. rental income. IA
7.0071, BURNERS RLTY co
Evening star., 1960-12-06
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
(cONIlNUEp)

ROCKVILLE. YOU WON'T BE.
LIEVE IT, but this 3-bedrm
$ split level has everything; family
Tm., Ia baths, sep. din. rm.
adaptable bsmt.: fenced, level lot
Only S1s.500. HUGH T. PECK,
Evening star., 1960-12-06

ANNANDALE AREA - Cent. air
cond. 3-bedrm redwood rancher:
huge trees; approx. n acre: SIS
500. Please call for compl. details.
YE eeEG NJ aUaat.
Evening star., 1960-12-06
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

9b ACRES industrial ground with
railroad sidinS; road frontage
ideal for large manufacturing firm,
or can be subdiv'ded: sc per 50.
It. y0T down. balance Years
Hudson Real Estate Co.
UN. 4-l5l5 UN. 4-7l71
Evening star., 1960-12-06
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT
BLADENSBURG

FACING KENNILWoRTH AVE
viii build office-warehouse, 800
Ssv.d So IT, nsIfins Nth 5'6o4 pHffi1p fHi t. Sf
ROGERS, WA. i-O00?.
CONTRACTOR DESIRES to lease
with option to buy - acres,
zoned industrial in nearby Va.
hwy Write Box 91s-K, Star.
HEAVY INDUSTRIAL for lease: 10
acres in heart of Fairfax County
on Shirley hwy. Two miles from
s,pr,,s spr,nshie f.Ien,,,i sv 1na Ns sIssE nssE-
Evening star., 1960-12-06
Stay Home

TERRIFIC OFFERING for
the discriminating buyer:
California contemp. ram.
bier; In picture-book setting;
3 bedrms., liv. rm. with
nrepl. wall, de luxe kit. with
everything, screened porch.
Full price, $1,000; $500
down payment, balance Of
30-year LIST trust. Call
the DARBY CO.. exclusive
agents. ia. 5-9393: ewes,
JE. 4-0491.
Evening star., 1960-12-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

/. RIvERDALE - Assume 4isss .Ql
rent. BERGMAN REALTY. RA,
Evening star., 1960-12-06

design: 4 bedrms. on / floor: large
5ng area. finished family rm.. at
ffactive bay window in living rm.
GIs S1,1O0 down; FLA: $4,000
down: price. S21.500. Vacant,
move right in! YOUNKIN g. CO.
IN ASOOO tttI q
Evening star., 1960-12-06
TAKE ADVANTAGE

CHEvERLY, 2s09 Parkway-New,
large. 3-bedrm. brick and stone
rambler; 22-ft. liv. rm.; Wv.
stone fireplace; sep. dining area
wLSlidinR glass doors: compl.
Kitchen witable area; 2h baths:
large closets; large bsmt. w1out-
Si9e entrance, Call sP. 3-306l or
Evening star., 1960-10-27
Irish Expect to Start
Moving Against Navy

sophomore, and Sefcik, 5-foot-
8, 170-pound junior, both
missed last weeks 7-6 loss to
Northwestern. But Kuharich
is expecting them to 60 against
Navy.
Haffner TO Start
Scarpitto. senior from New
Jersey and the teams top
ground-gainer with 1913 yards to
his credit and a SO average,
also is ready to 60. George Half :
ner. a junior, who threw his
second touchdown pass Of the
season last Saturday against
the Wildcats, is expected to
start at quarterback.
They have a lot of talent.
says Steve Belichick. Navy as
sistant coach and chief scout
I'VE tried to get a number OF
the boys they have. They have
a big team-bigger and physi-
cally stronger than any we've
faced"
From left end to right end.
the Irish starters will probably
be: Les Traver, 60, 100; George
Williams, 6-2, 215; Myron Pot
tios, So, 215; Ed Hoerster, 6-l,
210: Norb Roy, 5-10, 1876; Bob
Bill, go, 220; Jim Sherlock, 60,
200.
Notre Dame statistical lead
ers:
Rushing-Scarpitto, 81 car
Evening star., 1960-10-27
TWIN CITIES
Continued From Pag

Continued From Page Ais
stretch to centerfield also might
be extended.
Built five years ago, the sta
dium has a cantilever style
that permits practically all
spectators to view the game
from good seats unobstructed
by posts.
Attendance for American
Association games in both cities
had fallen sharply in recent
years to around 10000 and
less. In its first year Of opera.
tion the stadium drew more
than 100000 for American AS
sociation baseball.
May End Feuding
Weather might trouble the
new team, especially in the
spring. Average temperatures
however, are comparable with
Milwaukee'S.
With admission Of the Twin
Cities into the American
League, civic leaders on bott
sides confidently predicted thai
the old crosS-river feuding be.
Evening star., 1960-10-27

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 27 (AP)
Nobody knows what they're
going to cali the new Ameri-
can League baseball team COM
ing here next year, but the
Dodgers indicate they might
favor something like "the Los
Angeles Intruders."
However, while the Dodgers
welcomed the American League
invasion 7about as enthusias-
tically as Richmond welcomed
Grant, the general reaction
here was, favorable. In many
cases 1t was better than that,
Dodger President Walter F.
O'Malley. who discovered gold
here three years ago. had this
to say when he learned the
other league intends to sink q
shaft on his diggings:
". The Dodgers, In making
a schedule, have carefully had
in mind the prior rights of COL
leges, professional sports and
the civic events traditionally
Evening star., 1960-10-27
BY BILL FUCHS
star star Writer

Notre Dame, which can tell
both Democrats and Republi-
cans about lost prestige. says
its ready to start moving again.
Navy is Notre Danes i'm
mediate target Saturday in
Philadelphia's Municipal Sta
dium. where 10000 fans are
expected to watch the 34th
game in an unbroken series
that began in 1927.
The unbeaten, united Mid
dies, fourth-ranked in the cur
rent Associated Press poll. are
solid 14-point favorites to add
to the miseries Of the Irish.
who won their opener against
California and haven't won
since.
But Coach Joe Kuharich is
looking up and ahead. not
backward and down. "The team
looks real good" he says, land
we're hoping for a good game
this week."
This is the big trip East for
the South Bend school and
there will be 500 students and
the school band giving loud
support to their heroes. Navy's
entire brigade also will be on
hand.
Navy knows, too, that the
Irish have dominated this series
in the manner of unmortgaged
owners, winning 26, losing only
six and tying one.
Key Players Hurt
I'VE have q team Of sopho-
mores and juniors and we've
had injuries to key players, y
Kuharich says. THAT tells the
story of what has happened
to u.s."
The former Redskins coach
who realized a boyhood dream
when he was named to succeed
Terry Brennan at Notre Dame
insists he has not been disil-
lusioned.
Actually. my decision to re.
turn to Notre Dame was more
from the heart than the mind,
he says. But I knew there
would be difficulties, problems
I knew he had q difficult re.
building problem. But I'll never
lose my enthusiasm for coach.
| ing"
The Irish have been hit with
1S injuries to players on the
first two units this season
They lost early the services o.
Red Mack. the flashy, speedy
halfback. and at various stage:
have had to do without Half.
backs George Sefcik and Bot
Scarpitto, Fullback Mike Line
and others.
1--WE have a good backfield,'
Kuharich says. If we coulc
ever keep 1t together we woulc
get good results"
Lind. 6-foot-1, 19S-pound
Evening star., 1960-10-27
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prefer to get out of town. Civic
groups which attempted to aid
him were alienated by the
constant threats to move, an
ambition he attained yester-
day In the American Leagues
biggest upheaval as Los An
geles also was admitted to the
league. and Washington was
given another franchise.
NepOtism Charged
Charges Of nepotism fire.
quently were hurled at the
clubs upper echelon. The ex-
ecutipe vice president was Joe
Haynes. Calls hrother.in-law
The assistant treasurer was
Gals sister, Thelma Griffith
Haynes. The farm director was
his brother, Sherry Robertson
Another brother, Billy Robert
son, was director of stadium
opera tionS. Still another
brother, Jimmy Robertson, rar
Grifith Stadium's concessions
Griffith countered that al
performed their jobs accep.
tably. but many fans felt the
club didn't make an all-out
effort to improve and refused
to support the team.
The new owner will be sad
died with antiquated' Griffith
Stadium, with its inadequate
parking and other outmodet
facilities, for one year. Ther
the City's new stadium will b.
ready to receive the new Sena'
tors. %.s p.
The past will bring rnemorie
of Buddy Lewis, Cecil Travis
George Case. Mickey Vernon
! and Early Wynn. among others
but the. future may presen
an operatioi1 more to the likinI
Of fans who feel a more aggres
sive and knowledgable organi
cation Is imperative.