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RENTALS

Arl. 8. 2 bedrms., seui-6et., maSon- :
ry Colonial: incl. auto, washer
refgr., range, disposal and fenced
yard. Now avail. 500 per mo.
Arl. N. 3 bedrm. brick colonial:
equip kit. din. rnn., full bsmt. :
oil heat; large corner lot. Now
avail. Sl25 per mo.
Arl. N. Highland Park, close to
Wsstoyer Shopping Ctr, bus and
schools. 3-bedrm. masonry Cape
Cod; . full baths, rec. rm.; fenced
yard. $3.50 per mo.
Arl., N. Madison Manor. 2-bedrm.
orick colonial; full bsnt., gas
trees. Now avail, S12O per mo.
Benoit g. Alvarez, Realtors
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SEMINARY VALLEY
4 BEDROOMS

Brand new house: never lived in
2 full baths. living rm. with fire-
place, scr. porch, equipped kitch-
en-. full bsmt. Walk to elementary
school and Hammond High. To
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KE. 8-6677

ROCK CREEK WOoDS-Enjoy
family comfort in yr. old CON
tempofary;,. : bedrnis.. 2 baths,
dry; July 10 to January /: S1E0
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HOUSES FURNISHED 10 Rent

ALEXANDRIA, bedrms., brick,
bsmt.; COW. loc.; nice furn.; short
or long term. CT. 6-7357.
ALEX.-3-bedrm. brick; air cof1d.
nished; $3.50 ov. 3-2073.
ANDREWS-SUTTLAND- -BOLLIEG-
pch.: full b. Call ewes, Ii. 6-a59s.
ARL., N. = sublet small pleasan:
house, July.Aus.. shady st., fenced
I'd, Ice. bedrm., study, fun din.
rri., 500 mo, plus utils., to resp
party. KE. 6-S716.
ARL. RIDGE walking distance
Pentagon-Beautifully furn. 4 Ice.
bedrooms. 4 baths, 3 firepIs., lac.
living rm., dining rm., screened
porch. maids rm.5 spacious, beau
tiful garden with summer house;
outdoor barbecue and patios: ideal
immed. RE. 7-5S3s.
ARL.. S.-2-bedrm. brk. semidet.,
close to PentaEon and D. c.: lse
SI,Sss-snslcseG S,ss snsl porch; fun bsmt.,
$ii5. ViRdfNi1 REALTY CO,
OF. 4-s5OO.
hhLs' Ns-EuTn, nome, O-yTS, OLD.
3 baths, modern conveniences, exc.
location. 4 months, July 10 to
Nov 10. S275 mo. KE; 6-6524.
BELMONT RID. N.W.-summer sub
let. 4 brs., baths, piano, Hi-Fi,
TV., etc. AID. 4-0430. OIL. 6-4763.
BETHESDA, Edgemoor = Williams
burg with bedroom and bath on
1st floor, . bedrooms and bath up;
rec: room and bath in basement: :
S225. WO. $4,000. EDW, n.
JONES a. CO., INC.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.--Real privacy
in nice 3.bedrp., 3-bath rambler.
Avail. imrned. Miss Richards, OIL.
2-34g2 or ST. 3-f2O0.
JAMES L. DIXON a. CO.. RLTRs
CHEVY CHASE, D. c., 521S Chevy
Chase pkwy, NV; avail. Aug. l.
Semidet. brick, liv. rm. with fire-
pl., den, din. rm., breakfast rm. d,
bath. kit: Ind a., bedrms, 9
baths; bsmt.. oil h.-wh. Can be
seen after 8 pm. FREDERICK A..
BLUMER CO. 617 Penna. ave.
sc. IL 7-0600s
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

NEAR By MD.-3 bedrms, No small
children. Prefer one that needs
some repairs. JU. 5-3S31.
WE NEED HOUSES TO RENT IN
Ash for Mr.. FuRNiss. TOWN l.
COUNTRY REALTY, KE. $4,000.
WE WILL CARE for your house
Retiring of1cer and wife wish to
rent 2 bedrm. house in quiet sec
ton near Walter Reed. Lge. lot
1Ssirsble: 500. Phone Mrs. Lurie,
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TWO-STORY HOMES
COMPLETE APT. SERVICE

81 sEpsMs ssxiE fPsiRf RAfRs nRs MhsssSR XR cSRp
LARQE PLAY AREA; NEAR
SCHOOLS. CHURCHES; sl43 80.
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HOUSES UHFuRE. TO RENT

ALEx.. va, HILLS-3.bedrm. ram
and swimming pool, conV to Ft.
Belvoir and Pentagon. 10. 2-1177
Ah5x-Ssbdrm: I;I;i 60 brick cape Cod,
Earase: S110. AD. 4-sS7s.
ALEx.-srlit-iev.; 8 bedrms., .
batnS rec. rm., gar. Just OF Rus
sen rd.: conv. to Pent. and D. c.
Avail. S165. TIE. 6-4153.
ALEX, vic. Russell rd.- and Mt.
p doa ave. -2-Story brick detaeh. ;
nedrms., bsmt.: fenced; refined
section: apt only. IA. 5-2333.
ALEX, Beverly Hills, 10 min
Pentagon or Navy Annex: bus at
1oor; 3 bedrms., sleeping porch,
fuI baths, garage; vacant; Sl6O.
MIN. 2 yrs. JE. 2-1294.
ALEXANDRIA AREA-Newiy dec
Deurms., rec. rm., breakfast
rm.' k.; fenced rear yard; S95 mo.
BURGWALD
kl. 9-6l00 OF. 4-61O5
AnNINANDALE am. in beautiful CoLUM
SlA PlNES--3-bedrm. brk. ram
sef Sifr DSS5S. ssg din Y, r. E1 .46 f4l5 bsmt.
FhHhLAWN - 3-bedrm., 4 lh-bath
brk; rambler; lovely GE kit;
s1A1nS,snor-fencsd I'd. $l35.
ROADS-3-bedrm brk. rambler
With sep. din. rnn., full bsmt !;
beautiful lge; kit: with eating
LAKE BARCRoFT - Beautiful 4
bedrm., 2-bath, contemporary BIZ
level; near lake; sep. Ice. din.
rm.,, very lge. family kit, open
porch, rec; rm,; carport. Avail.
VIRGINIA REALTY CO.
OF: 4-s50O OF. 4-7l22
AN ATTRACTIVE unfurn. stone
house on 5 acres near Middlebure
va. { bedrooms. $125 per month
CHAS. @. TURNER, The Plains,
Va, tel Ct 9-qo01
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KI. $3.50
Elmer r. Duncan
CO.. Realtors-Ins,Irors

CO.. ReRltcrs-Insurors
916 Prince St.. Alexandria, Va.
SEAT PLEASANT-3 bedrms. I
rms, bath. oil heat Ss9. so wI6pt.
nr. schl. DICKEY'S, AP. 7-SOSO.
SEVEN CORNERS, Sleepy HoiloV
area---3-bedroom rambler, nv III
FL piano. air conditioners; avail.
able Immediately for o months,
S1s5. JE. 4-4072.
SEVEN CORNERS AREA-Nice 4.
bedrm. brick Colonial; Ige. liy
equip. kit. enclosed rear porch
det, brick garaee; full bsmt; sit.
uated on large level lot in q
distinctive residential section
$40. Call IA. $4,000. BETTER
HOMES REALTY, INC, REAL
TORS.
SILVER SPRING. Good Hill road
es SeGrms, itss dinins s family T sm imi dsn kit
wftable space, IN baths: lease,
Si75 mo. JU. SSH. 10. 5-OOIi
SILVER SPRING, 9I6 Langley dr. /:
Sl1b mo- bedrms.. iiv. rm., din.
Trn1;. kit; attic, full bsmt. r; CAR
= 0GL III 6OLAGANt wa t~fWNW,
SILVER SPRING. 3-bedrm. brick
split-level, fenced back yard, bsmt,
gas heat: Si25. JU. 5-947a.
SPRINGFIELD. vA.-Like newt Re-
decor. 3 bedrms., liv. rm.. din. rm..
mocern kitchen, bath, carport and
utility room. Handicapped yard.
fenced back. Attic storage. large
closets. conv. location. sl35. Ma.
s-05?l. after 4. FL. 4-s66s.
so. ARLINGTON-2-bedrm. house
$50. 4os South Wa wsyn. feIn''sfi stli hfi.,
Va, II. 4-1S30. 80
TAKOMA PARK, MD, Ills Maple
SoslEs sos.. s: ot fsneed-in dssash'S ss9s1
blk. D. c. line. transp., stores
and schools avail. immed.; $3.50
mo. HO, 2-6O36,
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APARTMENTS WANTED

MOTHER and. child desires 2
rms, kit, and bath on lst door;
must be In D. c. Ii. 7-p0Ss.
coLoRED-2-bedrm. coop in NV.
sectton. NO. 7.509O.
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HOUSES TO SNARE

ONE MAN, 25-35 to share house
with 4 other men. Colleee gradu-
ates preferred. JU. 5-l.O5.
COLORED WOMAN to share home
with blind lady In exchange to
prepare her meals. Can have other
employment. Call after l pm,
Ii. 3-3712.
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

ALWAYS call THRIFTY for your
moving and hauling: reas. DI
7-1552 days, LU. 1-45Sl ewes.
ALWAYS CALL DE. 2-?Ss5 or LU
l-1322 24-hour service. Accept
our nat rates and save SIS up.
BUNDY MOVES LOCAL, LONG
DISTANCE: padded vans; immed.
service. TU. 2-5777. RA. 6-l652.
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lCONflNUEDl

FAIRFAx-ToDAY's comfort. yes
der oder so@s. Sn.i% IN codss sss FsmGesisd ses.s
membership In swim. pool within
walking distance. All schl. buses
stop at door 2 full baths. 8 bed
rooms, hy. rm., din. rm., con-
yerttble famlly-guest rm., mod
Kit, ovefSized scr. porch; $3.50,
Avail Aug /. CIR. 3.5O36.
FAIRFAX = Attractive 3.bedroon,
rambler; very large den and full
bSmt.: S130 mo. cL. 6-41S2.
FAIRFAX AREA M. chantilly@-
esdrm. house; I acre ground
Ieneed yard; $3.50 month. For
appt. to see. cali Warrenton 4O5.
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rT BE 81 SURE r TO TToo,TIa, SEE
CHEVY CHASE

6235 CONN AVE. NV.
Vacant, corner, perfect for doctor
or home with income; zoned apt
3-rm., kit. bath apt. on End n ;;
spacious LIST a. Terms available
Ewes, HU. 3-42lg.
METZLER=EM 2-7Ann
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= Tennessee ave-. 4
complete apts.. price SI3 1850,
$1,000 down. good eond., owner,
TU. 2-153s, ia. 9-4103.
COLoRED-vAC.-WOoDRIDGR
Detached: 2 bedrms., front porch,
Anchor fence; redeeorated: $500
down; 4nafs Ist trust financing,
FLOYD H. BULLS co, AID.
2-6655. LU. 2-a216
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NoNTlNUEDl

AKLINGT0N-3 bedrooms, nieely
furn.; eony. to bus, schools, and
churches. Avail. July 1. IA.
1-539O.
BETHESDA-3 bedrms., nice lawn:
nr. NH and Naval Medical: $3.50
mo. OIL. 4-1973 aft. 8 pm. and
week ends.
FALLS CHURCH 3-hedrm. brick
iambler: full bsmt.: lEe. lot; new
furniture. CL. 6-7357.
SILVER sPRING-Briek rambler
on quiet street; 3 bedrooms, rec
room, powder room, garage. Avail
able Aug; S235 mo. Call JU.
7-64S7, WALKER 4 DUNLOP,
INC. REALTORS, IA. 5-24O0.
WHILE HOUSE HUNTING your
family can enjoy the summer in
this comfortable 5-bedroom, g.
bath house. for rent July -Aus
completely furnished. Call OWN
ER, CL. 6-2433.
1879 BELMONT ST. N.W.-a rms,
2. baths: licensed. Home and in.
come. DE. 2-9340.
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D. c. VAN LINES
THE ORIGINAL
$3-S5-S1O MOVERS
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Careful and insured-Don't pay
a penny II We dissatisfy you any
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EDELMAN MOVING, STORAGE -
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part payment on your moving
storaEe. Reas rates. ia. 9-2937.
EMERGENCY moving and storage
5 rms: S25 up. Local and Ions
DISTANCE. Padded vans. AD. 2-24Oa
HILLS TRANSFER co. sp 10000
-Coverage. reputable work only
low tariff. free estimates.
HILLS MOVERS LU i-95O0-
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Ice. installation service
LIGHT HAULING, local moving,
beaches, speciality. s L. NOR
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across the country: safe storage
IN separate rooms, expert packing
Phone NO. 7-0104. UNION STOR.
AGE Co, INC, Est, 1908
Evening star., 1960-01-05
By the Associated Press

Fullback Charlie Flowers of
Mississippi today Joined Half
back Billy Cannon of Louisiana
State in the "did-did not" sign
club as the pro football war
became more heated.
Flowers, drafted by the New
York Giants of the National
Football League. announced
yesterday in Honolulu, where
he will play in the Hula Bowl,
that he had signed with the
Los Angeles Chargers of the
n ewly organized American
Football League. But in New
York. Jack Mara, president Of
the Giants, said. I'VE have a
legal contract with Flowers and
will take steps necessary to en-
force that contract"
This followed the pattern
established in the case of Can
non. who said that he signed
a three-year contract with the
Houston Oilers of the AFL right
after the Sugar Bowl game New
Years Day. The report that
Cannon would play with the
Oilers drew a verbal blast from
General Manager Pete Rozelle
of the Los Angeles Rams, who
drafted him in the NFL. Ro-
Zelle said the Rams had q bind
Evening star., 1960-01-05
SIGNS WITH CHARGERS
Flowers Latest Entrv
In Pro Football War

ing contract with Cannon and
we intend to inforce it."
Cannon conceded that he had
come to some sort Of verbal
agreement with the Rams, but
changed his mind. He said
that he had placed a check
from the Rams, uncashed, in
the bank until he made up his
mind. In New Orleans, the
Times-Picayune reported that
Cannon, in a telephone inter-
view, said he signed postdated
papers with the Rams.
The papers were post-dated
January q" Cannon was
quoted, land wouldn't have
gone into effect until that
time. But I sent them back,
along with the expense money
and the bonus they mailed TO
me. inclosed in a letter nota-
rized by my attorney, notifying
them that I did not want to
have anything to do with any
post-dated contracts"
Flowers said he has signed a
two-year contract with the
Chargers although he had COM
mitted himself earlier to the
Giants. He said he definitely"
would play for the Chargers
next season and that all the
money advanced to him by the
Giants had been refunded.
Evening star., 1960-01-05
Shoemaker Gets
HillsduIe Mount

ARCADIA, Calf, Jan. S
(AP).-C. w. Smith, owner of
the handicap star Hillsdale,
said today that henceforth Will
lie Shoemaker will be the
horses jockey. Shoemaker Just
about had his pick of mounts
at Santa Anita.
The news means that Hills
dale's jockey of last year.
Tommy Barrow gets bumped.
But not all the way out of the
stable. Smith said Barrow will
ride all other Smith horses.
Hillsdale, who earned more
than a half million dollars last
year, has been assigned 100
pounds for his first race of
1860, the '$50,00O-added San
Carlos Handicap at Santa
Anita Saturday. Tony Lee was
given 1877.
Evening star., 1960-01-05

slider the coaches recommen-
dationS.
The majority of coaches at
the major schools seem to
want unlimited substitution
and the two-platoon play that
would result.
Like 2-POint Conversion
But Meek, whose West ALL
Star team won under free sub
stitution rules in the San
Francisco Shrine game, said he
thinks it is much fairer to the
players with ability to let them
play both ways.
THE thing that made un-
limited substitution so popular
when we first had it was the
use Of the specialist. But we
again have him since we got
the wild card last year. And
If they want unlimited substi-
tuition just as a means to speed
up the game, let's put the wild
card in without the clock be-
ing stopped"
Most coaches agreed that the
two point conversion option
and the wider goal posts, other
recent rule changes, were a
good thing. The decision on
unlimited substitution appeared
to rest on how many votes the
manpower-poor smaller schools
could muster against the major
colleges rich in reserves.
Meet in Closed Session
The coaches rules committee
met in closed session yesterday
and today, as did the television
and executive committees of
the NCAA.
The 54th annual NCAA con-
vention proper begins tomorrow
with faculty members and
athletic directors meeting in
See COACHES, Page A-9
Evening star., 1960-01-05
BY the Associated Press

Senator Heating, Republican
Of New York, today volunteered
to act as a mediator in any dis
putes that may arise between
baSeball'S new Continental
League and the existing majors.
Heating made the offer at
meeting with Branch Hickey,
president of the Continental
League. and William Shea of
New York, founder of what
was conceived as the third
major league.
Hickey and Shea also OBJ
tained Keating's agreement to
attempt to postpone action on
any sports legislation until the
Continental League can nego-
tiate with baseball's present
offlcialdom on its future.
Such a delay would enable
Hickey and Shea to confront
Commissioner Ford Frick and
officials of the American and
National Leagues with the
tacit backing of Congress.
Expect Some Legislation
Hickey and Shea predicted
some legislation will be needed
to clarity baseball's status un-
der Federal antitrust laws.
They sought to defer action by
Congress until conferences
with Frick bring out. as Hickey
put it. what need there is, if
any. for legislation on our be-
half"
Hickey told newsmen the
Continental plans to complete
organization with the designa-
ton Of its eighth franchise
within the next two weeks. He
said the choice lies between
Montreal and Buffalo.
Franchises already have
been placed in New York, Min
neapolis st. Paul, Denver.
Houston. Atlanta. Toronto and
Dallas-Fort Worth.
Hickey described the two
major problems in negotiations
with major league officials as
Evening star., 1960-01-05
Terps Top 100
AsBungeHits
For Record 43
BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star stan Writer

Five years ago the University
of Maryland dedicated a $3.2
million field house which in
cluded basketball scoreboards
with room for three digits.
The Terps rubbed the dust
from the lefthand digitS for
the first time last night in a
103-80 breeze over oft-beaten
Yale.
The predominantly student
crowd Of $500 made as much
noise as a full house as the
Terps sped toward the 100
mark for the first time and AL
Bunge topped Gene Shue's
scoring record with 43 points.
That was two more than the
present Detroit Pistons' star
made against Washington g.
Lee in 1858.
The crowd was not informed
OF Bunge's pace, but it knew he
was getting close, and so did
his teammates. They were feed
ing him, and when Coach Bud
Millikan started to substitute
in the last few minutes, one of
the boys on the bench said,
Let 'em go, coach" and Milli-
kan did. He had subbed freely
in the first half and Bunge sat
out seven minutes.
Shue's Mark Falls
Big Al, termed by Coach Joe
Vancisin Of Yale as the best
big man he's seen this season,
broke Shue's mark with a left
hand tap Of a follow on a
missed shot by Pete Krukar.
That was 43 for him and SO
for the Terps. and a few sec
onds later Paul Jelus put the
Terps over 100.
Jelus' shot robbed Doc Wein-
garten of a distinction he once
said he might hold for the rest
Of his life. When Maryland
scored SO points against South
Carolina two year ago. Vein
garten missed the foul that
would have made it 100. "I'nI
always be known as the guy
who didn't get 100 points for
Maryland" Doc said at the
time.
Fast-Break Not Permanent
Jelus. incidentally, was a
very pleasant surprise in his
first start. The 6-foot-2 soph-
omore hit for 80 points with
variety of shots. Bruce Kelle-
her, making his first start be-
fore the home folks, scored
only two points, but his cutting,
taking and play-making was
smart.
Millikan said he doubted If
the TerpS' fast-break offense
and high scoring tactics would
be permanent. We're playing
in a low-scoring conference
See MARYLAND, Page A-s
Evening star., 1960-01-05
California Wastes No Time
In Avenging First Setback
Beers Trounce
Troiuns Despite:
Absence of Star:
By the Associated Press

California's oachable"
Bears are of and winging
again in college basketball to-
day after needing only 48 hours
to get solid revenge against the
Southern California team that
snapped their 25-game winning
streak.
Beaten, 65-57, Saturday
night by the Trojans, the
Bears came back with a deci-
sive 60-45 victory at the same
Los Angeles court last night
and did it breezing despite the
loss of 6-foot-1O Darrall I'm
hoff for 13 minutes because Of
a cut mouth.
So gripping was CALIFORNIA; s
defense that Southern Cal,
upped to- 10th ranking ma
tionally after its Saturday
Shocker, managed only six field
goals in the first half and hit
only 80 per cent of its shots for
the game.
Make 1t Look Easy
"One thing about these kids, I"
Coach Pete Newell says of CAL
ifornia's defending NCAA
champions. They're coach
able-they learn quickly and
they adapt quickly"
The records bear him out.
Last March, California edged
West Virginia. ITO, for the
NCAA title but had its hands
full trying to handle the
Mountaineers' All America,
Jerry West. Last week, using
the same defenses but doing
the job a lot better" accord
ing to Newell, the Bears routed
West Virginia. 65-45. and held
West to one field goal.
Now it's happened to the
Trojans. Last nights was the
third meeting of the teams this
season. California won the
first. 65-61 in overtime after
scoring six straight points in
the last 88 seconds to tie the
score. This time, the Bears
made it look easy as they
rolled to their 10th victory in
II games and solidified their
No. 2 national ranking behind
unbeaten Cincinnati. With I'M
hoff sidelined. Bill McClintock
took over as the scoring leader
with II points. Imhoff scored
only four.
UCLA Wins Squeaker
CALIFORNIA; victory came in
the second game Of a Los An
geles double header, which
opened with UCLA's 55-54
Squeaker over Washington.
Stanford Clipped in with a
West Coast shocker, swapping
twice beaten Oreeen States
nine-game win streak, 1888.
Fifth-ranked Utah did
its Skyline Conference
campaign with a 1852 victory
over Montana; sixth-ranked
Ohio State (8-2) with soph
Jerry Lucas scoring 80 points
and grabbing % rebounds.
routed ninth-ranked Illinois,
97-73, in its Big Ten opener;
See BASKETBALL, Page A-s
Evening star., 1960-01-05
Keoting Set to Mediate
Disputes on Sd League

the settlement of territorial
rights and player controls.
Owners of minor league club.
in cities occupied by the Con.
tinental-and the leagues ir
which the ousted teams play
will have to be compensated
And clubs in the new circuit
will have to find players, many
OF whom are now controlled
directly or indirectly by the 16
teams in the American ano
National Leagues.
Awaits Talks With Frick
Hickey declined to forecast
what kind of legislation the
Continental may recommend
until he ascertains in confer
ences with Frick where any
possible points of real difficulty
lie"
He and Shea also planned ~
meet with staff chiefs of the
Senate and House Antitrust
subcommittee. which have
sports bills before them.
Baseball was omitted alto
gether from a measure ap-
proved last year by the Senate
subcommittee. The national
pastime has been declared
exempt from the antitrust laws
by the Supreme Court, but in
terms which raised a question
as to whether it would receive
the same consideration in any
future court test.
Evening star., 1960-01-05
Meek, Martin Oppose
Return to 2 PIotoons

NEW YORK. Jan. 5 CAP).-
"a return to two-platoon foot
ball would be taking the easy
way out" Coach Bill Meek of
Southern Methodist said today.
Il believe a boy should have
to block and tackle as we'll as
run. pass or kick" added Meek,
who coached the winning West
team inthe Shrine game, "and
I hope the rules are left the
way they are now"
Whether the majority of
members in the American Foot
ball Coaches Association agree
with Meek will be known late
today Lou Little, ex-Colum-
bia coach and chairman of the
coaches rules committee, said
he will disclose the. commit
tees recommendations before
reporting them to the organi-
zation's 37th annual meeting
tomorrow.
Abe Martin, who coached
Texas Christian to a share of
the Southwest Conference title.
agreed with Meek. TOO many
coaches are for unlimited sub
Stitution, most of them younger
fellows" he said. 1.-The game
is OK now. The wild card
player does the job for U.S."
Survey Is Guide
Martin referred to the rule,
passed last year by the NCAA
Football Rules Committee,
which permits substitution of
a single player any time the
clock is stopped, without the
substitution counting toward
the legal limit.
The Coaches Committee con-
ducts a survey of all member
coaches. then uses it as a guide
on which to base recommenda-
tionS to the NCAA Committee.
The NCAA group will meet
next week in Miami to con-
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Congress- OK

The decision to buy more deter
rent weapons, particularly in view
of the missile gap" row, is ex-
pected to be approved by Congress.
But strong objections have been
raised against the administrators
plan for doing 1t.
There is no problem with the
Atlas expenditure. The Air Force.
sensing that Congress would likely
halt the Bomarc B anti-aircraft
missile program because of de-
velopment failures, took the ac-
ton voluntarily. This, together
with slash in the SAGE missile
director system, provided more
than $500 million for other items.
But to allow the Navy to speed
the Polaris force two attack sub
marines would be dropped from
next years shipbuilding program.
This would provide STA million
of the S153 million needed for ad-
vanced parts for six Polaris subs.
Congress does not like this, be-
cause nuclear-p powered attack SUD-
marines are expected to play a
major role in our anti-submarlne
warfare effort. 1t may vote funds
to keep the attack subs in the
program even though it knows the
administration does not have TO
spend them.
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A Divorce 'FiIibuster' in Canada

Their ingenious delaying tactics
may have won the support of a
great many Canadians who want
to see this outdated custom
changed. but they are causing ex-
treme embarrassment and discom-
fort to the 500 couples who had
the misfortune of having their
cases scheduled for this session.
For the two parliamentarians, in
order to keep up their filibuster.
are taking each case under careful
scrutiny.
AS a result the subject matter
of the debate is largely the seamy,
unpleasant story of hotel-room
raids by private detectives, nab
bing errant husbands and their
lady friends in compromising cir
cumstances.
In the past the divorces went
through in patches of so or 80
without any discussion. Most of
the members didn't bother to find
out what the circumstance were
and Roman Catholic members
traditionally have abstained even
from voting.
This time, due to the filibuster,
the divorce debate has turned the
august House of Parliament al
most into a circus.