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s~,Tr OF MiCHIGNN IN the CIR.
QUIT COZ ri cor The COUNTY or
WNN<r ~ CH tNCERY
EDGAR lIARElS. Plaintiff s. ANN
II NAE NNPri~ Defendant
No. 5s6-7so
ORDER or PUBLICATION
AZ = session OF sad Court held IN
ttc Coun.t Courthouse IN thu CITY
Of psfro,i Waync County. Michigan
th,s s'h da> 90 Anril 1850 A.D
PRESENT. HONORABLE JOHN VI
WISH CIRCUIT Judge
IN ft.s cau~c it appearing from al
fidati attached that the defendant
ANNE Mae Harms L. not a resident OF
ar donnie 10 IN the CITY Of Detroit
WaNne County Michigan but that
she rc >ide. a. sls South Broad Street,
Rom Georgia
or motion oi Ralph IS Miller az.
torn,s foi the plaintiff Edgar Harris.
IT l. ORDERED that the defendant
Anne Mae HAIRS sppear or answer
W. sac above cause on or before
tlIec 2 month from the date here.
Of 20 u.s.; said bill may be taken as
confessed
n Il FURTHER ORDERED that
COPS of fh, order shall be sent by
gNt'red mail to the defendant
las, known address 9l5 South Broad
Street. Rome. Georgia and In case no
return receipt signed by the defen-
dant is received that this order shall
b. duly published as required by law.
JOHN VI WISE.
Circuit Judge
IDG hR NJ BRANlGIN. Clerk
~ IL l. Schuman, Deputy Clerk
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STATE OF MICHIGAN in the CIR.
. vi COURT TOR the COUNTY OF
NAnNE II CHANCERY.
ORDER or PusticAr,ou

WILLIAM MoCALlBB. Plaintiff rs
PLkl.IE NcCALlBB. Defendant.
Al session OF said court. held in
the on, County Building In the CITY
OF Detroit. County of WAYNE and
state OF Michigan. on the 5th dav of
April. a D. 1860
PRESENT. HONORABLE JOHN NJ
WISE. Circuit Judge
~ appear NJ that The defendant Il
not resident Of this state. hui re.
s.uts ~ tAe Cts OF lndlanolia and
stale Of Mississippi
III II ORDERED that the defendant
enter nor appearance In this cause
on on before three 81 months from
thc GATE OF this order or said nil
fcsstd % Soh'
III IS FURTHER ORDERED tha, n
copy OF this order be sent bv regis
nleu mail 10 said defendant Al Ieox
~, indi1nolia. Mississippi. nor -,
Known address. and II not rpc,t,.d
personally b. said defendant "A icase
W'hiy f1Ol days before Tho tt,,,c
prescribed Tor appearance H., u s,'as
law. - required by
JOHN N. WISE
A TRrfE copv Circuit Judge
EDGAR " BRhNIcIN cio,.
ny II. l.. Schuman. Depufv 11a,.
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STATE or MICHIGAN an the CT
tJlT OOORI Or inc COUNTY U
NAlNL Is CHANCEY.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
NEW SENATORS WANTED GIL
Versatile McDougoId
Is Quitting Baseball

said Gil's action would not
present any problem in draft
ing players.
Joe Cronin told me-" Frick
said. referring to the American
League president, "he would
notify the other clubs and that
it would be a matter Of caveat
emptor (let the buyer beware)
A native of California, Nc
Dougald steps out of baseball
with a lifetime batting average
of .279. Last season. used
chiefly as a utility infielder, Gil
hit .259 in 119 games. He
batted .278 in the World Series
against the Pittsburgh Pirates
McDougald said his wife
Lucille. was happy with his
decision.
IF there was any chance
I might have changed my
mind" he said. "this expansion
move ended it. With the new
teams in the league it would
only have meant would have
been away from home more
often"
It's been a well-kept secret
that McDougald has been both.
cred with arthritis, which has
made playing in cold weather
almost unbearable.
Il feel I can play another
two or three years in the big
leagues" Gil said. but not al
! top speed any more. So why
postpone the inevitable?"
Evening star., 1960-12-10
Packers 31z-Point Pick
In San Francisco Game

vised Packers Forty Miners
showdown. (The game will be
seen here. starting at 4:30 pm.
on WTOP-TV, Channel o.
In the event Of a Green Bay
San Francisco tie, the Colts
will have a chance to move a
half-game in front by beating
the Rams. then clinch their
third straight Western title by
whipping the Forty Miners next
week end. The Packers play al
Los Angeles next week.
If the Packers. Forty-Niner
and Colts all go IL for the two
remaining games, the Chicago
Bears (5-4-D could take it ali
by beating the Browns al
Cleveland tomorrow and the
Lions at Detroit next week.
The Lions (5-5), by defeat
ing the Dallas Cowboys
(0-l0-D at home tomorrow
then the Bears, could force q
four-way tie with the current
leaders In the event of that
three-way lei split and a Bear
falldown. The Lions are 10.
point favorites, the Bears z
point underdogs.
A four-way Western tic
would push the title game
now set for Philadelphia or
December 26-back to January
9. The first alternate date Is
January /.
Evening star., 1960-12-10

Father O'Donnell yesterday
brought stormy protests by
alumni, students and others
Football Coach Lisle Black
bourn called the action "a
tremendous mistake" Athletic
Director Larry Mullins de-
scribed 1t as "a double-barreled
shot Of unfavorable news"
Some 5000 students walked
out Of classrooms shortly
afterward and marched in
protest in downtown Mil
waukee. Chanting I'VE want
football-we want justice, !"
they conducted q similar
demonstration at night.
Adjustment Of football after
78 years at Marquette was q
staggering blow to the role OF
intercollegiate athletics in the
academic program.
AS usual, financial losses
were blamed. Father ODon-
nell said the deficit for foot
ball this year probably would
run in the neighborhood OF
$50,000. The deficit in track
which will be dropped after
the 1901 school year, was
set at $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
Ex-Marquette Gridders
Join Football Drive

MILWAUKEE,, Dec. 10 (AP)
Former Marquette football
stars. fellow alumni and Sub
way alumni" Joined today In a
move to get the Nations largest
Catholic university to rescind
its action dropping the sport.
John Sisk, a Milwaukee ex-
ecutive who starred for Mar
quette in 1929-l931 and later
with the Chicago Bears, said
a drive is under way to UNDER
write football losses this season.
I'm the first couple of hours
we had $4,000 pledged -Sisk
said. I'VE know we can get
$4,000, 100000 or whatever is
needed"
Sisk said alumni would "try
to convince" the Very Rev. Ed
ward J. O'Donnell, Sd, presi-
dent of Marquette, to rescind
the abolishment move. A ma
jority of the university's nine
member athletic board, on
which Sisk once served, voted
to drop football and track at
the request of Father O'Don-
nell. This left basketball as the
schools only major sport.
The announce m ent by
Evening star., 1960-12-10
~ the Associated Press

The Green Bay Packers were
3l2-point favorites today to de-
feat the San Francisco Forty
Miners, take at least a tempo
rary lead in the Western Divi-
sion and remain in the running
for a crack at their first Ma
tional Football League title
: since 1914.
The Forty-Niners had the
home field advantage at Kezar
Stadium. They had a three
game winning streak, and a
sizzling spread offense success
full In their last two games.
But the Packers had a hand
some halfback named Paul
. Hornung. who scores points
more often than anyone In
NFL history. When the Packers
beat the Forty-Niners 41-14, in
October at Milwaukee. Hor-
nung scored % points. He has
152 through 10 games. only %
fewer than the entire San
Francisco team.
The Packers, Forty Miners
and Baltimore Colts started
the week end tied for the
Western lead. each with GA.
The Colts are at Los Angeles
tomorrow and are 7-point IA
vorites to- make up the half
game edge slated for the win
ner Of todays' nationally tele-
Evening star., 1960-12-10
Baltimore Colts
Take Sommer on
California Trip

LOS ANGELES, Dec. TO-
Halfback Mike Sommer, a reg
ular halfback last season, was
with the Baltimore Colts when
they arrived here for tomor-
rows game with the Rams, but
Coach Week Ewbank delayed
an announcement whether or
not to put him back on the
active list.
A Redskins castoff, Sommer
replaced L. G. Dupre in the
Baltimore backfield when the
latter was injured last year.
He had one of his best days
against the Rams. running So
yards for a touchdown after
breaking of tackle.
The one-time George Wash
ington University back was
sent to the Dallas Cowboys
earlier this year, but was
returned to the Colts and has
been on the inactive list with
a leg injury.
Evening star., 1960-12-10

season. He was the third head
coach to succeed Art Guepe,
who left in 1858 after turning
out some formidable Cavalier
elevens. Ned Macdonald, who
posted a 5-23 record, and Ben
Martin, who came in 1856 and
won 6 and lost 13 over two sea-
sons. preceded Voris. Martin
left Virginia to become the first
varsity football coach at the
Air Force Academy.
Guepe Reportedly Sought
Rumors have been heard that
alumni want Guepe back from
Vanderbilt. But one report IL
that the former Marquette star
wants a flve-year contract al
$50, 900 a year.
Lee Mclaughlin, who coached
Washington & Lees non-schol-
arship team to an undefeated
season. including an 8-8 tie
with Johns Hopkins, also may
be considered. Mclaughlin for
merry coached Episcopal High
School in Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
BY GEORGE HUBER
Star stan Writer

Senate investigators of pro-
fessional boxing are trying to
establish a connection between
hoodlum elements and the
undercover management OF
Sonny Liston, the top heavy
weight title contender, but
they're getting little help from
the men they believe are in
volved.
Liston himself may be able
to shed some light on the situa-
ton when he testifles Monday.
He has been called before the
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly
Subcommittee, which yesterday
got nothing except Fifth
Amendment answers from two
St. Louis characters, one de-
scribed by police, as zone Of
the top gangsters in st. Louis. >
Earlier yesterday, the fifth
day Of the hearings, the sub
Evening star., 1960-12-10
Hoyas Trying
To Snap AUS
Victory Streak

American University anc
Georgetown have the area COL
lege basketball spotlight tc
themselves today in a 4 o'clock
game at Uline Arena marking
AUS homecoming week end.
Catholic University whipped
winless Gallaudet, 59-46, in the
major action last night. and
tonight the schedule reads:
Maryland at Minnesota, Navy
at Temple and Howard at
Hampton Institute.
Also. Southeastern Univer-
sity. which dropped a 92-73
decision last night at Eastern
Baptist in Philadelphia, stays
In that city for a game with
Philadelphia Textile tonight.
Expects 5000 Fans
American U. is hoping for a
crowd of 5000 for the game
this afternoon on the new floor
at Uline's. The Eagles will be
going for their third straight
victory this season and third
straight over the Hoyas.
Last night at Gallaudet. the
home team tried control tactics
in the early stages but Gu
eased ahead, 34-21. at halftime.
Coach Tom Young, rested start
ers Tony Carroll, Gene Horan.
Gene Jasper and Jim Reilly in
the second half.
Van Newell Scores II
AL Van Newell OF Gallaudet
led the scoring with II points
while Jack Spencer got II to
top the Gu individual totals.
The Cardinals won their sec
ond straight Mason Dixon Con-
ference game against a nom
league defeat and Gallaudet
dropped its fourth straight.
Southeastern got q 27-point
effort out of Ernie Cage, for
mer star at DeMatha High
School. Mount ST., Mary's and
Bulls Prep. but Eastern Bap-
tist profited by a 29-point job
from David Rowlands.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
Puret Defends
WeIter Title


NEW YORK, Dec. 10 (AP)
Benny (Kid) Paret, the boxer
puts his world welterweight
title on the line for the first
time tonight when he takes on
Federico Thompson, the slug
ger. In a 15-round bout at
Madison Square Garden.
This second fight between
the Fancy Dan from Cuba and
the hard-punching Argentine Is
expected to draw some 1000
It'll be nationally televised
(WMAL-D starting at 10 pm
The first time they met, last
March Is at the Garden, IL
was a l2-round draw. Paret
hadn't yet won the 147-pound
title.
In 1l6 fights, Thompson has
a record of 100 victories. in
cluding SO knockouts. He is
unbeaten in his last IS bouts
Paret's record is 32-7-3, with
only nine knockouts.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
Brockton Loses
To Miumi Hiqh

MIAMI. Fla, Dec. 10 (Spe-
ciaD Jim Angel and Leslie
Poe scored touchdowns in the
last nine minutes and Miami
Senior High School also tackled
on both extra points to take
a l4-l3 victory over Brockton
(Mass) High last night in the
Fraternal Order of Police foot
ball game in the Orange Bowl.
Nick Paone scored both
Brockton touchdowns, the first
coming in the second quarter
at the end Of a 55-yard drive.
Brockton. a substitute entry in
the charity game for Carroll
High School of Washington,
rushed across the first extra
point but failed after the Sec
ond touchdown.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
BY LEWIS F. ATcHIsoN
star stan Writer

i
The Redskins must stop the
New York Giants rushing at
tack If they expect to win to-
morrow's game at Griffith Sta
dium, and that means they've
got to put the skids under their
old teammate, Ed Sutton.
Coach Jim Lee Howell says
the loss of Frank Clifford, ace
halfback. through a severe con-
cussion in the first game with
the Philadelphia Eagles a cou-
pie of weeks ago, has been sof-
tened somewhat by Sutton. who
was traded to New York early in
the season. The former North
Carolina back is averaging al
most nine yards a carry with
1873 yards on IS trips with the
ball. and he'll 60 all out to
show the Redskins they made a
mistake in letting him 60.
Joe Morrison. the Giants
jack of -all-trades land pretty
good at them. tool, is expected
to be at right halfback in the
starting backfleld. The fullback
will be Mel Triplett. who gained
1877 yards on "a carries against
the Cleveland Browns. It's a
trio that could give the Red
skins defense a mess of trou-
BILE If the passing also clicks.
The passing is expected to be
good enough, with Charlie
Conerly in his old, familiar
spot at quarterback. The old
(39 gentleman missed the last
three games because of elbow
and knee injuries, but is re-
ported up and about again, as
spry as ever.
But If anything happens to
Charlie, Howell has George
Evening star., 1960-12-10
7 2koreUpsets
Mark Garden
TripIe.Header
By the Associated Press


Cincinnati and Kansas, pre-
season choices for college
basketball's elite. have joined
West Virginia. Kentucky. Utah
and Utah State in the de
frocked" department.
Cincinnati and Kansas got
theirs at New York's Madison
Square Garden last night from
two Of the East's rising inde-
pendents. Seton Hall and st.
Johns.
Seton Hall. an 8-point under
dog. went a long way with an
84-76 victory over Cincinnati.
which this year is playing with
out the graduated All-America
Oscar Robertson.
st. Johns, 80 like Seton
Hall. easily = handled Kansas.
1854 with an all-around dis
play of clutch playing, helped
by the Jayhawks' ineptness.
Mountaineers Click
But two members of the de-
frocked, West Virginia and
Utah, started on the road back.
The Mountaineers came on fast
in the final seven minutes to
beat Wake Forest. 80-73. while
Utah took care of Baylor, $500
Duke, playing the second
game Of the West Virginia.
Wake Forest twinbill. beat Penn
State, 69-46; Georgia Techs
Roger Kaiser got Is points to
help defeat Southern Methodist.
67-64; wyoming upset Oregon.
62-47: four men hit double
figures as UCLA dumped Kan
sas State, 1878: Lafayette sur
prised Manhattan, 64-59, in the
third game Of the Madison
Square le-header; Loyola of
New Orleans won over Ala
bama, 1888; Southern Cali
fornia used superior height and
speed to defeat New York u,
86-6S, at Los Angeles. The
Trojans. leading by two at
halftime. broke the game open
with a rally early in the second
half.
Seton Hall held the highly
touted Cincinnati offense to
only four field goals in the final
10 minutes. This, coupled with
a 20-8 squirt. put it away for the
Pirates. who handed Cincinnati
It's first loss in four starts. Art
Hicks of Seton Hall and Paul
Wiesenhahn of the losers each
scored % points.
HigltOwer Splurge Wasted
Wayne Hightower scored %
points for Kansas, but he didn't
have any help from his mates.
st. Johns got II points from
Tony jackson. is from Willie
Hall and IA from Leroy Ellis,
plus important defensive plays
from all three. in handing Kan
sas Its first loss after two vic
tories.
Jim Mccormick and Jim
Ritchie led West Virginia's final
splurge and got added assist
ance from Rod Thorn, the sup
posed successor to All-America
Jerry West. Thorn finished with
"a points. while the other two
had 18 and II. respectively.
Art Heyman scored 81 points
for Duke, which kept the pres
sure on Penn State and easily
pulled away.
In other games, Pete Camp
bell scored 81 points in leading
Princeton to an 85-72 win over
Navy; Lee Sager's IS points
paced an 1890 Army victory
over Pitt: Penn defeated Rut-
gers, 60-51; Boston College
broke It's all-time game scoring
mark In beating Connecticut
1895; Virginia Tech won over
Davidson, 105-59: and William
and Mary easily beat Pembroke,
92-72.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
REDSKINS MUST STOP EX-MATE
Sutton, TripIett Give
Giants Strong Attack

Shaw. one-time understudy oi
Johnny Unitas, at Baltimore
and Lee Grosscup to spell him
Grosscup, a flop last year on hi,
first try as a pro after leaving
Utah, threw the touchdown
pass last week that enabled
New York to tie the upstart
Dallas Cowboys. Shaw is the
teams leading passer with II
competitions in 152 attempts fol-
1926 yards and eight touch
downs.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
Picture on Pose All

Yankees on q list Of players
to be made available to the
new Washington and Los An
geles franchises at Boston
Tuesday at $4,000 apiece.
His retirement was a Jolt to
Ed Doherty and Fred Haney,
/, general managers, respective
ly, Of the new Washington
and Los Angeles clubs. Each
planned to make him the No.
/ pick.
"I1l guarantee with a fellow
like McDougald I won't finish
last" Doherty had said.
McDougald said the fact that
his name was on the list had
no bearing on his decision. He
said he wants to devote more
time to his family, including
four children, ranging from 8
years old to IL, and to his
building maintenance business
Commissioner Ford Fricl
Evening star., 1960-12-10
voris Expected
ToLose Post at
Virginia Today
Board Of Visitors
Ready to Act on
Paying OFF Couch
CHARIOT TESVILLE, Va

| CHARIOT TESVILLE, Va,
Dec. 10 (AP.-Denied the "full
support" he said he had to have
to remain as Virginia's head
football coach, Dick voris is
expected to lose his position
today.
Only official action by the
university's Board of Visitors
is needed to insure the depar-
ture Of the former Army assist
ant, whose Virginia teams won
only ! game out of 80, losing
% in a row, during his three
year tenure. His contract has
another year to run but is ex-
pected to be. bought up.
voris last night told the ath-
letic committee, headed by
State Senator Charles r. Fem
wick, ut should either come
out with a statement in sup
port Of me and my staff, or
else buy UP my contract" At
the same time he said he had
not changed his mind about not
resigning.
No Recommendations Planned
Fenwick said his group would
make no recommendations"
concerning Voris TO the Board
Of Visitors. making it crystal
clear that his services were no
longer wanted.
Only a month ago Edgar F.
Shannon. jr.. president Of the
university. answered alumni
pleas for Voris' custer by saying
the university would not break
a contract. Reports that alumni
contributions to football schol-
arships. estimated at $500, 900
over the last three years. might
fall of sharply. evidently UNDER
lined the old grads displeasure.
Voris' only victory at Virginia
was a 1912 upset over Duke in
the second game Of the 1858
Evening star., 1960-12-10

8 NEW YORK, Dec. 10 (AP).
Gil McDougald. once called
by Casey Stengel "the best
second baseman, the best third
baseman and the best short
stop in the American League,
is through with baseball after
13 years in the game and 10
with the Yankees.
McDougald, who will be 80
next May. was one Of Is