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transmission case are some of
the other features.
AS in 1850, the lineup in the
conventional-size passenger cars
will be offered in the Impala,
Bel Air and Biscayne series. But,
they have been expanded to in
clude an Impala two-door sedan
not previously available.
The station wagon series al
so has been expanded so that
there is a choice of either six
or nine-passenger accommoda-
tons in each of them-the No
mad, Parkwood and Brookwood.
Reversal of the trend to long
er, wider bodies also is noted
in the fact that the new passen-
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trio windshield wipers, and a
new placement for the fuel tank
which protects it from road haZ-
ards such as hard bumps and
flying stones.
Although the convention cars
are shorter, narrower and slight
ly lower, the interior roominess
remains about the same or bet
ter than comparable 1860 mod
els. Riding comfort is improved.
From a styling standpoint, the
new models feature gentle
curves and smooth lines and a
generally cleaner and airer ap-
pearance from all angles.
The Corvair models to be I'M
yelled Friday also blossom out
into a complete line of passeng-
er and commercial vehicles.
They include:
Passenger cars-club coupes,
four-door sedans and new
Lakewood station wagon in the
900" and ZOO" series, plus the
deluxe Monza sport coupe and
the new Greenbrier sports wag-
on.
Commercial - Corvan, Ramp
side and Loadside trucks.
Basic mechanical features of
the Corvair-the air-cooled en-
CINE, combination of transmits
sion and axle at the rear, and
frame-body indignation - are
continued. So is the basic body
styling, although exterior orna-
mentation provides a fresh APP
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pearance and the interiors are
completely new.
Significant engineering inn
provements have been made,
however, which will greatly i'm
prove luggage space, engine per-
Torrance and fuel economy.
Other innovations include a
l4-gallon fuel tank; a manual
choke and more precise fuel
metering to the carburetor; a
new pattern of air circulation in
the engine compartment to
quicken warmup; an increase in
engine displacement to las cub
ic inches; an optional 98-horse-
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ger cars are is inches shorter
and "a inches narrower. Over
all length is 209.3 inches and
overall width is 1874 inches.
Distinctive design effects are
achieved by matching exclusive
roof contours of body types.
Particularly noteworthy is the
elimination of small, triangular
windows at the rear of four-door
sedans and station wagons. AL
so, the rear corner pillars of
sport sedans have been widened
to create a slightly hooded eff
feet.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1960-10-06

Here's the car that reads you loud and
clear-the new-size, you-size '6l Chew
rolet. We started out by trimming the
outside size bit Ito give you extra inches
OF clearance for parking and maneuvering)
but inside we left you full measure of
Chevy comfort. Door openings are as
much as inches wider to give feet, knees,
and elbows the undisputed right of way.
And the new easy-chair seats are as much
as l4% higher-just right for seeing, just
right for sitting.
Once you've settled inside you'll have
high and wide praises for Chevrolet's
spacious new dimensions lin the Sport
Coupes, for example, head room has been
upped as much as 2 inches, and there's
more leg room, too-front and rear).
Chevy's new trunk is something else that
will please you hugely-what with its
deep-well shape and bumper.level loading
it holds things you've never been able to
get in trunk before.
Yet, generously endowed as this car is
with spaciousness and clean-etched ele.
gance, it holds steadfastly to all the thrifty,
dependable virtues Chevrolet buyers have
come to take for granted. Your dealers
the man to see for all the details.
Evening star., 1960-09-04
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There's handy little gimmck in the movie business
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same type of role and simply because they
look the part.
Type.casting land actor lot Of roles, but it
can also get little monotonous Because of her stun.
ming Eurasian good looks, Nancy Kwan, star Of 'The
World Of Suze Wong" had alarming visions of herself
playing endless succession of geisha girls, Madame
Evening star., 1960-09-04
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Evening star., 1960-09-23
By LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star Stan Writer

The Colts may be 19-point
favorites over the Redskins for
Sundays league debut in Balti-
more, but the eleventh-hour
shakeup in the defending
league champions roster indi-
Gates Coach Weeb Ewbank is
far from satisfied with his
squad.
Halfback Ed Kovac, who was
dropped by the Bears after
being drafted sixth by that club,
and Lebron Shields, a 235-
pound tackle from Tennessee,
are the Colts newest additions.
The mere fact that they are
being tested this late is proof
that Ewbank knows he needs
help.
"Kovac runs the pass pat
terms real well," Ewbank said,
watching the 6-foot, 107-pound
former University of Cincinnati
back in practice. In college Ed
caught 81 passes for 1872 yards,
ranking seventh in the Nation,
and scored Is touchdowns,
fifth high in that category.
He may not have been good
enough to crack the Bears
lineup. but it's a different story
in Baltimore, where Ewbank is
looking for offensive help.
Shields, who was drafted by
Denver in the American League,
will be tried at offensive tackle,
but may be shifted to defense,
where the Colts age is showing.
Ewbank plans to start Alex
Hawkins at left halfback
against the Redskins. and will
use Rookie Bob Boyd of Okla
homa at a defensive halfback.
Hawkins was L. G. Dupre's un-
derstudy last year, but was in
jured himself when Dupre was
forced out of the lineup and
Washington's Mike Sommer
got the job. Sommer, since
then, was drafted by the new
Dallas Cowboys.
Boyd replaces 80 year old
Carl Taseff, who will alternate
in both the offensive and de-
fensive backfields. Although
only 5-foot-101a, Boyd weighs
100 pounds and is fast. He may
be able to hold down the job
against the Redskins Spotty
offense, but it's a long. hard
Evening star., 1960-09-23
FOOTBALL
THIS WEEK

BY the Associated Press
TODAY
Washington State at Denver tn.
Iowa State a. Detroit ln)
southeast Missouri at Drake lnl.
Hardin Simmons at Mississippi South
Brigham Young at San Jose state an).
TOMORROW
Area
Texas at Maryland.
Vtllanova at Navy
The Citadel at George Washinaton tn
Virginia State at Howard.
vlrEinia Military at Buffalo Cn).
Virginia VS.. William and Mary at Nor
folk tn).
Boston College at Army.
Brown at Columbia
Colgate at Cornell,
New Hampshire at Dartmouth
Holy Cross at Harvard
Delaware at Lehigh
Lafayette at Pennsylvania.
Rutgers at Princeton.
Boston University at Syracuse.
Connecticut at Yale
State at Pittsburgh.
South
Tennessee VS.. Auburn at Birmingham,
Ala.
Florida State at Florida.
mississippi VS.. Kentucky at Memphis.
North Carolina state at North Caro-
Duke at South Carolina tn).
F1lrman at Tampa (n).
Alabama at Tulane IN.
Georgia at Vanderbilt tn)
west Nirglnia vs.. Virginia Tech at
Houston VS., -Mississippi state At Jack
son, Miss. tnD.
Clemson at Wake Forest.
Davidson at Wotford tn).
Midwest Is.
Dayton at Cincinnati I'M.
Indiana at Illinois.
Oregon State at Iowa.
Kansas at Kansas State.
oregon at Michigan.
Oklahoma State at Missouri.
Minnesota at Nebraska.
California at Notre Dame.
Southern Methodist at Ohio State.
at Oklahoma
UCLA at Purdue.
(ohio) at wichita tn.
Southwest
Tulsa at Arkansas.
Colorado at Baylor I'M.
Texas Western at North Texas State
GeOrElA IeCn AT Rice.
Texas Tech at Texas Ann I'M.
Arizona state at West Texas state (n)
Far West
Colorado State University VS.. Air Force
Academy at Denver.
Utah at Arizona (nD.
Marquette at College Of Pacific I'M.
Texas Christian at Southern califor-
mia Cn)
at Stanford.
Idaho at Washington
New Mexico at Wyoming
(n) Denotes night game.
Evening star., 1960-09-23
BY DICK SLAY
Star Stan Writer

Coach Roy Lester knows
"doggone good and well" his
Richard Montgomery football
team can't win all it's games
again this year, or so he said
before the season.
If the tall West Virginian is
to be taken seriously, then the
Rockets should lose to Mont
gomery Blair High School to-
morrow in Rockville, for Blair
now appears certain as their
toughest adversary.
The game, scheduled at 2
pm. on Montgomery's newly
sodded field, is one of the high
lights Of the scholastic football
week end. which starts with five
Interhigh League openers to-
day.
Wakefield in Headliner
Wakefield is host to Jeb
Stuart in the nearby Virginia
headliner tonight, while Walter
johnson meets High Point at
Northwestern to head the
Maryland schedule. Other at
fractions tomorrow include
GonZaga at Episcopal at $3.50
Evening star., 1960-09-23
Rockets Figure Blair
As 7 oughest Rivoi

pm. and St. Stephens VS..
O'Connell at George Washing
ton at 8 pm.
Picking Richard Montgomery
to lose has been totally unsuc-
cessful of late as the Rockets
have put together a 14-game
string of victories, the last IL
under Lester.
Last Saturday Walter John
son appeared a mite too strong
but the Rockets exploited a
weakness on pass defense,
among other things, and pre-
vailed, 27-13. Johnson sorely
missed its first-string half
backs, Dick Dunlap and John
Murdock, who were sidelined
with injuries.
Blair Shapes Up
Blair is physically intact
after beating Northwood, ATT,
and Suitland. 27-0, and is at
least as big as Walter johnson
with Tackle Ronnie Stewart
leading the weight department
at 225 pounds.
Also like johnson, Blair has
a small backfield in Richard
Mossburg at quarter, Frank
Shaffer and Chuck O'Reilly at
the halves and Louis Scott at
fullback-a quartet in whom
Coach Joe Good is very pleased.
We'll stick pretty much to
the ground" Good comments,
Evening star., 1960-09-23
FOOTBA

Continued From Page C-1
Saturday who pulled of some
of the big upsets put their
giant-killing regulations on the
line as do some of the favoriteS
for conference titles.
Upsetters Tested
Alabama, ranked fifth after
upsetting Georgia. plays sur
prising Tulane, a 7-3 victor
over California, also an upset.
Seventh-ranked Kansas, after
knocking of Texas Christian,
is supposed to have an easier
time with Kansas State, while
UCLA, conqueror of strong
Pitt, travels to the Big Ten
area to meet Purdue. The
Uclans are rated eighth after
their 81 triumph in the final
seconds.
Oregon State mo. l0 which
stunned Southern Cal 14-0, also
is in the Big Ten to play Iowa.
whose coach. Forest Evashevski,
begins his last season before
taking over as athletic director.
The two co-favoriteS for the
Big Ten title, Michigan State
and Illinois are going to have
to prove their worth. Michigan
State mo. s. opens its season
at Pitt. This one will be tele-
viSed, WMAL-7, at 12:45 pm.
The Illini. opening Pete Elliott's
first season as head coach en-
tertain Indiana. But the Hoo
siers are barred from cham
pionship competition in the
conference.
Clemson, ranked ninth and
defending the Atlantic Coast
Conference championship, has
to conquer Wake Forests pass
ing attack, led by Norm Snead,
consider the best chucker in
the ACC.
Nebraska, upsetter of mighty
Texas a week ago. gets another
test tomorrow from Minnesota.
Northwestern, led by Quarter
back Dick Thornton, is at Okla
homa trying to make it two
victories in two years over the
Sooners, who lost 45-13 in the
mud of Chicago a year ago.
Irish Meet California
In other intersectional ac-
tivity, California is at Notre
Dame, Georgia Tech at Rice,
Texas at Maryland, Southern
Methodist at Ohio State, Ore
gon at Michigan, Wisconsin at
Stanford and TCU at Southern
Cal.
Rutgers and Princeton meet
again, commemorating the start
of the 91st year of intercollegi-
ate football. The two first met
in 1869.
Evening star., 1960-09-23
TERPS

Continued From Page C-1
kicker. could be the deciding
factor.
Dale Betty will draw Mary
lands starting quarterback as
signment but it's merely for the
honor of starting the game.
Betty and Richie Novak will
play about equal time. Novak
started against West Virginia.
Jim Davidson subs for the
quarterbacks on defense.
Maryland will be slightly
weaker in the line than last
week. This is due to Pete
Boinis, the most experienced
interior lineman. being out with
a knee injury. Tom Broumel
will start in Boinis' place at
left guard with Joe Hrezo at
right guard.
Maryland and Texas were
virtually even in statistics last
year. The Longhorns opened
with an 84-yard touchdown run
by Collins.
Nugent has a feeling Mary
land may be able to come up
with someone to match Collins
and he is looking for it from
the speedy Don Van Reenan, a
dash man who plays the No. 2
fullback spot behind Pat Drass.
The Texas team was sched-
uled to leave Austin by char
tered plane at 10:30 this MORN
ing. Washington time. The
Longhorns will work out at
Byrd Stadium before going to
the Dupont Plaza Hotel.
Maryland has made some
minor changes in its three
deep list. Dan Piper, Texas
born and raised, has been
moved into the left half spot
behind Dwayne Fletcher. This
is another of Nugent's psyche
logical moves, and most of them
have worked in Maryland's s
important victories under its
new coach.
Evening star., 1960-09-23
Colts Add Two PIoyers
For Redskins Opener

season and Weeb may be still
looking for somebody to fill the
position a month from now.
Meanwhile. Baltimore off,
cialS anticipate a crowd of 53.-
800 for the inaugural if the
weather is good. Workmen, de-
layed by the Orioles in convert
ing the stadium to football,
started installing temporary
seats yesterday morning and
expect to have most of them in
by Sunday. Football capacity
is 55,557 for the Colts, but it'll
be under that figure this time.
At Winston Salem, N. c.,
where the Redskins have been
hiding out, Fullback Don Bos-
seller pulled up lame again.
this time with a thigh injury
and may be used only sparingly
against the Colts. if at all.
Johnny Olszewski will start in
his place. Coach Mike Nixon is
hurting for able-bodied play
ers, with at least a half dozen
Of his best men sidelined.
Evening star., 1960-09-23
Kingpetch Set
For Bantams
After Victory

LOS ANGELES. Sept. %
(AP).-Pone Kingpetch, the
world fiyweight champion, said
today. after disposing Of ex-
champion Pascual Perez Of Ar
gentina in eight bloody rounds
he plans to campaign as q
bantamweight.
And jockey-sized Perez, one
of the greats of the 112-pound
division. said he's not thinking
Of retiring.
The rematch last night be-
tween the handsome, lanky
battler from Bangkok and the
stocky Argentine was decided
by Kingpetch's savage body
punches.
. Il fought according to plan
and I was not surprised when
the referee stopped the fight
said Kingpetch. the unrufaed
and undisputed king of box
ing's smallest division.
The 34-year-old Perez, 10
years older and 7 inches
shorter than the champion,
complained bitterly after Ref
cree Mushy Callahan stopped
the bout at 2:32 Of the eighth.
Il was not knocked down. ("
said the 5-foot. one-time pal of
Argentina's eX-Dictator Peron.
Il have fought Is rounds many
times and I could have con-
tinued."
Referee Callahan said, Perez
was all through. Kingpetch was
hitting him at will"
Kingpetch weighed ll112. a
pound more than Perez. who
lost the title to the lean Thai
lander in Bangkok last April. .
When Kingpetch lifted the
title from Perez in Bangkok
there was a crowd of 10000 on
hand, hitting gongs. yelling,
playing flutes and raising cain
in general. But a disappoint-
ing crowd of 5.100 paid $4,000
to see the rematch at Olympic
Auditorium. the first major fly
weight attraction in Los An
geles in 35 years. Each fighter
received rs per cent of the gate
plus expenses.
Evening star., 1960-09-23
NAVY

Continued From Page C-1
shape, physically and men
tally"
Steve Belichick, Navy as
sistant coach who watched the
Wildcats against Marquette,
says he came away impressed
with the teams size. speed and
balance. They were down IA
points at the half" Steve re-
minds. land they came back.
They took the kickoff opening
the second half and marched
downfield to score. That's un-
usual for a bunch of sophs and
juniors. Then, they were deep
in Marquette territory when a
pass interception stopped them.
1t could have gone the other
way"
4 The Wildcat starting line has
a pair of hefty junior tackles
in Jack Weed, 6-foot-1, 215
pounds, and Tom Kepner, g.
foot-3, 220. The backf1eld has
two juniors-Quarterback Nick
Langone, 5-foot-9. ITS, and
Left Halfback Nick Russo, sill
and 100. The other two backs
are sophomores, Larry Glueck,
6-2 at 180, and Fullback Lou
Rettlno, 6-1 and 215.
This Langone," Belichick
says, sis a very clever quarter
back, a clever runner, faker
and passer. Glueck is the type
of back that can go all the way.
That whole team could be
trouble"
Little Harry Dietz, star OF
last years 150-pound team. will
start at quarterback for Navy
IN place of the injured Hal
Spooner, while Ron McKeon, a
standout against BE, subs fol
the injured Joe Matalavage al
fullback.
Evening star., 1960-09-23
Citadel Banking on Speedy Backs
To Overcome CIV Tomorrow
BY GEORGE HUBER
star stan Writer

The Citadel football team
that plays George Washington
tomorrow night at Washing
ton-Lee High Stadium (kick-
of 8 PM is particularly noted
for one talent CIV particularly
lacks-speed.
Coach Eddie Teague-a one
time Eastern High School
player who later was an assist
ant at Maryland-admits nav
ing more speedy backf1eld men
than ever before, and he has
designed an attack to take ad-
vantage of it. 1t features sweeps
and runs outside Of the ends,
and in last weeks winning
oper against Newberry Q9-0)
the Bulldogs tried only four
passes.
However, one of the two
halfbacks especially singled out
in preseason estimates as all
the-way threats, Tommy Ed
wards. is reported unavailable
because of injuries.
Still whole. however, are two
of the backfield stars of lask
weeks game, Halfback Robby
Crouch, a 170-pound junior.
and Fullback Delton Dykes, a
190-pound senior. Both are in
cluded among the list of
speedier players. Dykes was the
leading ground gamer last year
of those backs still on the team.
The Citadel, however, doesn't
have one star from last year
who plagued GW-All-Southern
Conference End Paul Mcguire.
He was an excellent and color
full player, but the Colonials
are happy they've seen the last
of him.
AS for CIV, there's a posi-
bility the ColonialS will get
some service from Quarterback
Chuck Packan. the starter last
week in a 30-7 loss to Florida.
He missed early practices this
week because of a leg injury.
He's been working out the last
few days in sweat clothes and
will dress tomorrow night.
Hardy on Offense
Frank Pazzaglia, the soph
quarterback, still is on the
doubtful list. Bill Hardy, the
Junior quarterback who was
the most successful passer last
week, will see a lot of action,
but probably not on defense,
much as he is needed there.
Until his fine showing last week
on offense, he was considered
most valuable as a stopper on
defense.
Packan also is a bright de-
fensive player, but Coach Bill
Elias is hesitant about using
him on defense now for fear Of
further injury.
PARKING NOTE-FanS at
tending tomorrow nights game
will be permitted to. park free
on the front parking lot of
Kann's department store on
Washington boulevard, two
blocks from Washington-Lee
Stadium.
Evening star., 1960-09-23
Wakefield in Headliner
Bobby Freeman
Traded to EuqIes

GREEN BAY, Wis, Sept. %
(AP).-The Packers today
traded Quarterback Bobby
Freeman to the Eagles for a
draft choice.
Freeman. a four-year veteran
of the professional ranks, was
traded to the Packers last year
by the Browns. He was an
quarterback at Au-
burn.
Evening star., 1960-09-23
Bullet Hanover
Sets Record in
Brown Jug

DELAWARE. Ohio, Sept. %
(AP).-Quick-thinking Johnny
Simpson and feet Bullet Han
over combined their talents
here yesterday for a $2s,264
victory in the 18th Little
Brown jug for 3-year-old pac-
ers. A crowd of about 10000
watched the three heats needed
to decide the classic.
In a feature filled with
"firsts," the bay colt-winter-
book favorite and odds-on
choice-turned a bad break
into an asset to triumph over
10 other PAGERS in the $4,000
race.
Bullet Hanover, unfamiliar
with the tight turns of a twice
around track after only one
such start this year, broke
stride 10 yards from the start
in the first heat. He finished
ninth, under the careful tutel-
age of Simpson, while Muncy
Hanover, owned by the Clear
view Stable of Winthrop, Me-,
romped home in front in l:583k.
That's the fastest a 3-year-
old has ever paced on a half
mile track, and Muncy Han
over, with 66-year-old Earle
Avery driving, led all the way.
But Simpson had thought
fully dropped Bullet Hanover
into the ninth spot when it
became apparent he couldn't
win-although he was fifth at
the three-quarter mark. That
finish put him on the rail, right
behind Muncy Hanover, as they
launched the second heat-and
the Bullet was breathing down
Avery's neck.
Muncy Hanover led all the
way from the quarter pole to
within so yards of the finish.
then Bullet Hanover pulled
away from the rail and went
around him to win by a half
length over fast-finishing Mer-
RE Gesture.
That forced a third heat, and
the crowd bet Bullet Hanover
down to 2 to 5. He had matched
Muncy's time of 1:583s in the
second heat. and he came right
back to win by a length over
Getting Time in 1895.
The 5:564s total for the three
heats eclipsed the jug record
of 6:062s for a divided race,
set by Meadow Rice ands Will
mington'S Star in 1852, a stand
ard which was the worlds best
for 3-year-olds. 1t also knocked
from the record books the
5:57b for a divided 3-heat
race, set in 1852 at Lexington,
KY, by Direct Rhythm and
Prince Adios, a pair of aged
horses.
Evening star., 1960-09-23
DuVuII Gridders Tie

DuVall High School and the
BladenSburg junior varsity
played to a scoreless tie yester-
day at BladenSburg. 1t was
the first football game played
by the new DuVall school.
Evening star., 1960-09-23
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
Question
BY FOREST EVASKEWSKI

RuSSIOH
It's Baylor 16, Colorado IA.
fourth quarter, 2 minutes to
go. Colorado is on the Baylor
% after two straight completed
passes. Baylor has just lost
a key defensive back by injury.
You, the Baylor defensive quar-
terback. feel that Colorado will
throw again. What is your
strategy?
1. BlitZ your linebackers crush
them straight through line,
hoping to throw passer for a
loSs)?
Use linebackers to help cover
against passes?
(Answer on Page ca