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The Nome nugget., 1961-12-18
BILL ERWIN READIES FOR UPCOMING LEGISLATURE

Bill Erwin, who has been teach ing the high school English class es, will hold his last class session here on Friday, the 22nd. He will be leaving to get ready for the state legislative session which be- gins in January. Erwin is re- presentative from the Seward Dis- trict and also is chairman of the Rules Committee in the House of Representatives.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-18
Merchants Topple |ACS 7O-41, Hornets Top Nan0oks 38-29

In the first game of Friday nights double-header the Mer- chants toppled ACS 70-47. AL though Gordon Brown fouled out in the third quarter, he ended up scoring 31 points for the Mer- chants. Al Bradshaw was high scorer for ACS with 20 points.
 The second game of the eve ming was an exciting battle be- tween the Nanooks and the Hor- nets, with the Hornets coming out on top 38-29. Throughout the first three quarters of the game the score was close, but in the last few minutes the Hornets pulled ahead to a nine point vic tory.
 Tomorrow night the Jaycees play the Merchants in a battle for second place at 7::30, and ACS meets the ANB at goo.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-18
CHRISTMAS ACTIVITIES
 AT COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH

Sisterhood Christmas Party
 Community Center Youth Friiowship Xmas Party Wednesday-10:30 to 3::30 Sisterhood Choir Practice
 Thursday-7:30 pm. Sisterhood Pageant
 Saturday-7:30 pm. Sunday Morning
 Sunday School Progran9:45 Christmas Service-11:00 am. Christmas Choir Programa Xmas Carols at Hospital-3::3 80 Xmas Film Christmas
 Spirit "-8:O0 pm.
 Caroling by MYF-9:00 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-18
TSHoMBE ENTERS NORTHERN nf1oDESIA

NDOI.A, Northern Rhodesia H1 -Katanga President Noise Tsh- ombe left his embattled capital, Elisabethville, tonight and cross ed the border into British-ruled Northern Rhodesia.
 He had been urged by Presi- dent Kennedyss special missioner, Ambassador Edmund Gullion, to come here and then accompany Gullion to Congo unity talks with Central Government authorities.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-18

DETROIT R = The James E. Whites of Detroit should have no problem remembering the birth days of their three daughters.
 Wendi Anne was born Sunday at Mt. Carmel Mercy Hospital. Patti Anne, 1, and Michele Anne, 2, also were born on Dec. IT.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-18
Robert Martin Member of Fish And Game Commission passes


 SEWARD M Robert Martin of Naknek, member of the Alas ka Fish and Game Commission died at his brothers home at Lowell Point just south of Sew ard Wednesday night about 10 pm.
 He had just finished meeting with the Commission in Anchor age and had stopped at Seward before going home to the Bristol Bay area where he lived. Sur viving are three brothers here in Seward, Clarence, Milo and Jerry. At the family home in Naknek is his widow Alice.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-18

Soviet President Brozhnsv In India for Two-Week State visit
 NEW DELHI, India M So- viet President Leonid Brozhnev arrived in New Delhi Friday for a two-week state visit.
 He said he brought the warm greetings of the Russian people and those of Premier Khrushchev, "whom millions of Indians know as good friend of India"
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-18

More and more fathers are hav- ing to look up to their sons. In 1900 only one out of 25 US. men was six feet tall. Now it is about one in five.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-18
BAsKETBALL SCHEDULE Tuesday. Dec. ls Jaycees vs

Tuesday. Dec. l9 - Jaycees vs. Merchants, 7:30 pm.
 ANB vs. ACS, 800 pm.
 Friday. Dec. 22 = Merchants vs Polar, 7:30 pm.
 ACS vs. High School, 800 pm. Tuesday. Jan. 2 = ANB vs. High school. 7:30 pm.
 ACS vs. Jaycees, 800 pm. Friday. Jan. Jaycees vs. Polar, 7:30 pm.
 ANB vs. Merchants, 800 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-18

A mama black bear may weigh several hundred pounds. but her cubs at birth may weigh only g to 12 ounces.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-18

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. M - The mercury climed to 81 degrees in Jacksonville Sunday, break ing a 30-year record for the date. The old mark was 80 degrees.
Evening star., 1961-06-22
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Evening star., 1961-06-22
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Evening star., 1961-06-22

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Evening star., 1961-06-22

California Redwood! The very words
make you think Of invieorotino Dir,
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Evening star., 1961-03-25
Golden Cote
Opening Set

Magazine Realty Co. said
today it will open It's new
Golden Gate Gardens apart
ment development on Lees
burg pike near Shirley high
way early in April.
The development consist
ing of 184 units will feature
a swimming pool. play areas
and picnic facilities and was
designed by architects Cor
ming, Moore, Elmore and
Fisher. The apartment units
will be fully color-co-ordi-
mated and will have either
individual terraces or bal
comics.
Evening star., 1961-03-25

Kemper Medal and commen-
dations by the Atomic En-
ergy Commission and the
Housing and Home Finance
Agency.
The Fitzpatrick award was
created last year by more
than 100 building industry
associations In honor Of Mr..
Fitzpatrick. for IS years
manager Of the Construction
and Civic Development De-
partment of the United
States Chamber Of Com
merce. He died In 1856.
Evening star., 1961-03-25
Purves Granted
Builders Award

Edmund r. PurveS, FAIA,
64. consulting director for
the American Institute of
Architects, has been named
recipient Of the F. Stuart
Fitzpatrick Memorial Award
for 1861. ALA announced to-
day.
Presentation Of the medal.
awarded for Outstanding
individual achievement in
the unification of the build
ing industry" will be made
by Leon Chatelain, jr.. FAIA,
on May II, at the Shoreham
Hotel. The ceremony Is part
Of the agenda Of the Build
ing Research Institute Of the
National Academy Of
Sciences spring conference.
A native Of Philadelphia,
Mr.. Purves is a longtime
resident of Washington and
for IL years was an execu-
tive director Of ALA. He re-
signed that post last Octo-
Der and shortly thereafter
accepted his present post as
consulting director.
Cited for Brewery
The architect interrupted
his studies at the Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania in 1917
to join the American Field
Service Of the French Army.
He later transferred to the
AEF and won the Croix de
Guerre with Silver Star.
He returned to Pennsyl-
vania University, completed
his studies. and joined the
Institute in 1880.
Mr.. Purves has headed the
Pennsylvania Society Of
Architects and was named
an Ala Fellow in 1914. He
served with the Seventh Air
Force in the Pacific during
World War II as Chief Of
Counter-Intelligence and be-
came director Of professional
relations at ALA In 1949.
Holds KempeE Aword
An honorary member of
the Royal Institute of Brit
iSh Architects and the Royal
Institute Of Canada, Mr..
Purves and his wife, Mary
Carroll Spencer Purves, live
at 1924 Thirtieth street,
NV. Among his other
awards is ALAS coveted
Evening star., 1961-03-25
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Evening star., 1961-03-25

Located Between Glen Hills and Potomac in the
Greater Potomac Hunt Club Area. All Homes
Are Situated on H-Acre to 7-Acre Lots With
Additional Ground Available.
Evening star., 1961-03-25
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-04

Floor langley Park First Floor ShirlngO Second Floo,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-04

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Middies, Hurricanes Square off Tonight

with bruised ribs, but Trainer
Dave Wike says he expects
Mira to play. "Mira's injury is
painful, but not serious" Wike
reports. HE realizes now that
it's going to sting when he gets
a solid lick, but he's got to hop
up and shake it Off"
Mira, only a sophomore, is
fourth nationally in total Of
Tense and, with End Bill Miller,
represents Nays chief head
aches. Despite the Hurricanes
airborne threat. Hardin says
he doesn't plan any drastic
overhaul of Nays secondary.
One Score Via Passing
I'VE don't think our second
airy is too bad" Hardin says.
They've thrown only one
touchdown pass against us so
far-and that came when we
were 35-0 ahead against Will
liam g. Nary"
But Mira so far has clicked
for. a touchdown pass in each
game as Miami bowed to Pitt,
1917, and whipped Kentucky,
14-7, and Penn State. He
hasn't had an interception so
far.
For the Middies to win,
they'll not only have to stop
Miami's potent air game, but a
ground attack that seems to be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06
Iowa Playing Southern Cal
In Collegiate TV Feature

its most serious test Of Thu
year at Maryland.
Penn State, which lost a
ranking place in losing to
Miami, tries to regain its touch
at Boston against winlesS (0-2)
Boston University, while tough
Tulane, which has given only a
pair of field goals and touch
downs in two losing games,
meets Florida, which has a
victory and a tie.
Hall Missing
Penn State won't have Quar-
terback Galen Hall against
Boston u, but Soph Pete LiSke
will run the club. Forida's
Gators are spanked by diminu-
tive Quarterback Larry Lib
ertore.
The Ivy League has a full
slate of four games, while there
are three games in the Atlantic
Coast Conference and a pair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06

. in the Big Ten. The Kansas
Colorado game is the top at
traction in the Big Eight.
Southern Conference family
games include Virginia Military
at George Washington, Rich
mond at The Citadel, Furman
at William & Mary and Vir-
ginia Tech at West Virginia.
Northwestern at Illinois and
Wisconsin at Indiana are the
Big Ten meetings. In six out
side games, Big Ten teams are
favored in all except the one
in which most oddsmakerS fig
ure Notre Dame has a slight
edge over Purdue.
Texas Christian plays Ar
kansas at night in the first big
Southwest Conference action,
while Utah State and Wyoming
play for the lead IN the Sky
line.
other top games include
California at Missouri, Oregon
at Minnesota and Pittsburgh at
University Of Washington.
Other games tomorrow:
EAST: Holy Cross at Buffalo,
Bucknell at Colgate. Princeton
lat Columbia. Cornell at Har-
ward. Villanova at MasSachu-
sets. Dartmouth at Penn
Connecticut at Rutgers. Brown
at Yale.
SOUTH: Kentucky at Au-
burn. Wake Forest at Duke,
South Carolina at Georgia.
Clemson at North Carolina,
Mississippi State at Tennessee.
N. C. State at Virginia.
MIDWEST: Nebraska at
Kansas State. Xavier at Gin
cinnati. Tulsa at Oklahoma
State. Iowa State at Oklahoma
SOUTHWEST: Hardin Sim
mons at Arizona, night. New
Mexico State at North Texas
State, night. Boston College al
Houston. night. Texas A6SM at
Texas Tech, night. Wichita al
West Texas State, night.
FAR WEST: Utah at Arizona
State. night. Montana at Brig
ham Young. night. Texas West
ern at New Mexico, night. Idaho
at Oregon State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06
Lions Restore Webb
To Replace Mains

DETROIT, Oct. 6 (AP).-The
Detroit Lions restored Halfback
Ken Webb to their active list
yesterday. replacing injured
Tackle Gil Mains.
Mains, who injured his knee
in last Sundays 49-0 loss to
San Francisco, will miss the
rest of the league season. He
underwent surgery yesterday
and the operation was reported
as successful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06

best gas mileage of any full-size car.
You go $4,000 miles between lubes
on major chassis points. Change oil
half as often. So look at Plymouth
now! You're sure to agree that the
completely new look is only part of
Plymouth's story! See your dealer1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06

winning and losing in football:
ut really isn't that you want
to win so badly; it's Just that
losing is so horrible"
&A&
Isn't it a little early in the
season for this? Three effigies
Of Coach Milt Bruhn already
have been seen hanging from
trees around the Wisconsin
campus in the wake of the
Badgers 200 loss to Michigan
State. After all, they did beat
Utah in their opener.
End Greg Mather of Navy
holds a record in the Orange
Bowl. where the Middies play
Miami tonight. He set it with
his 98-yard touchdown run
with a pass interrogation in
Nays 2l-14 loss to Missouri
last New Years Day.
The players Of Virginia Mill
tary's deans list backfield the
Keydets will throw at George
Washington tomorrow weren't
always at the top Of their class,
Four years ago as a rat (fresh-
mani, Quarterback Bobby Nit
chell picked UP one D in. OF
all things. physical education
Apparently it was only q
small beginning last year when
collegians kicked a record 224
field goals after the goal posts
were widened almost 5 feet
Already this year in 1913 ma
ior college games they've
booted So field goals, and a
pace that If kept up will far
outstrip 1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06
COLLEGE
LINE
ByGEoR6E HUBER

When Halfback Angelo Da-
biero of Notre Dame rushed
for l76 yards against Okla
homa last week he moved up
into very fancy company with
the fourth highest one-game
total in Irish history. Ahead
of him are Emil (Sx-Yard
Sitko with 1856 yards, Marchy
Schwartz with 1875 and Jimmy
Morse with 179
Also going great is Detroit's
quarterb ok, Gerry Gross,
whose even 500 yards rushing
and passing in two games
makes him the country'S total
offense leader at the moment
Jerry started as a third
stringer last season, but moved
to the top after three games
when the lads ahead of him
got hurt. Even with that late
start he totaled 1929 yards.
highest at Detroit since Ted
Marchibroda led the country
in 1852.
1t was, a surprise to every
body, including Coach Ara
ParSeghian, when an unher-
aided Northwestern sophie =
more fullback, Bill Swingle
broke out for 1872 yards and
three touchdowns, one on a
95-yard run. against Boston
College. Either Swingle Ii
faster than I thought. or that
Boston College secondary Is
real SLOW" Parseghian said.
s.
Dabiero. Marchibroda. Par
seghian. Pity the poor football
writer land the printer AND
there's each Ben Schwartz
valdez of Syracuse, whose
Orangemen play at Maryland
tomorrow afternoon in one Of
the country's big games. But
wait until next year. On the
Syracuse freshman tea m
there's a prize line prospect
they say everybody will bt
talking about next season
Name Of John Won Bischoff
shauSen. III.
A Schwartzwalder quote or
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a game that's expected to at
tract about $4,000 fans, which
may be the top crowd Of the
season here. The weather is
clear, with a forecast of 65-to-
SO degree temperatures for
tonight.
The Middies were here last
January 2, losing to Missouri,
Ellis, in the Orange Bowl
classic, but this young Navy
team hardly resembles that old
one. Joe Bellino, among others,
is gone and the Middies still
haven't uncovered a back like
him.
For this and other impor-
tant reasons. Miami is favored
by Is points among the betting
fraternity. The Hurrican e
looked very impressive betting
Penn State, 25-8, last time out.
That's the same Penn State
club that handled Navy, 20
10. in its opener.
Miami's Andy Gustafson. the
latest coach to join the select
circle of 100-game winners,
Shrugs off talk that his ath-
leteS might be thinking more
of those comparative scores
than of the Middies, a topic
of some genuine concern here
along Biscayne blvd.
II think our guys are smart
enough to realize that last
weeks game won't win this
one" he says. Navy will be
an entirely different ball club
on a different night. And
they're tough to defense"
Football May Fly
Gustafson says he expects
Navy to throw passes by the
dozen. which makes it virtu-
ally unanimous. Navy Coach
Wayne Hardin expects the
same from Miami. And all Of
this should make for an excit.
ing show. It'll be broadcast by
WRC in Washington.
There is still some question
here about how much actor
George Mira, Miami's gifteC
Quarterback, will see. Mira hai
been in and out this season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06

One glance tells you that no automo-
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ia full.size car that steps you up
to luxury-class beauty without step
ping you up a penny in price. How?
Forward Flair Design does it ?. a
completely new concept that achieves
the beautiful difference in the low
price field. Rakish roof line. Long,
racy hood. Sleek slenderness. Rich,
cleaning grille. And when you open
the door, you are going to see..
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moderated. Fullback James
Vollenweider, a 197-pounder. is
averaging as yards per carry
and ranks 18th on Miami's all
time rushing list. The half
backs are Nick Ryder $50 per
carry and John Bahen, a
sophomore from Frostberg, Md:
Up front. Miami has a line
that includes five seniors, two
juniors and averages 2l2. n..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06
By STEVE GUBACK
Star Staff Writer

MIAMI, Oct. 6.-Navy's foot
ball team makes its second APP
pearance Of the year at the
Orange Bowl here tonight hop
ing that its regular-SeaSon
date will bring a more satisfy
ing result than its post-seaSon
one.
The Middies d-D play
razzle dazzle Miami Odd at
9:l5 pm, Washington time, in
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You see, your car more from the in
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06
Top Ten Playing

There is full-scale action to-
morrow, with all the top teams
except l0th-ranked Baylor in
action, plus a bevy of confer
ence games. -.
InterSectional games involv-
ing members Of the top 10 in
clude fifth-ranked Texas (2-0)
against pass-minded Washing
ton State; Michigan State (No
g. against a surprising STAN
ford t2-0l: UCLA meeting
eighth ranked Ohio State, held
to a TT tie a week ago. and
Michigan, ranked ninth, al
home to Army go.
Second ranked Mississippi
tackles a tough little customer
in Florida State as it goes for
its 18th straight game without
a loss. Georgia Tech mo. 81
the surprise so far of the 1861
season, has an SEC game
against defenSe-mind Louisi-
ana State, while fourth-rated
Alabama 900 has an SEC
battle against Vanderbilt, also
go. Both are at night.
The other top ten team
Seventh-ranked Syracuse, has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06
introducing FORWARD Flair Design
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06
By the Associated Press

Iowa takes its reputation as
the Nations top college foot
ball team into the Los Angeles
Memorial Coliseum tomorrow
and apprehension is deep at the
University of Southern Cali
fornia. Iowa'S opponent in the
nationally televised game of the
week (5:15 pm, WMAL-D.
Coach John Mckay of South
ern California. after viewing
films of Iowa's 28-7 victory over
California in the Hawkeyes'
opener. observed:
Il never saw a team make
so many yards so easy. They
make bigger holes taxing than
we do blocking"
Coach Jerry Burns Hawk
eyes figure as a two-touchdown
favorite over the Trojans, who
lost their opener to Georgia
Tech and won over Southern
Methodist last week.
The injury problem confronts
both teams. Iowa has lost its
All-America halfback candi-
date, Larry Ferguson, while the
latest Of a series Of bad breaks
has Sidelined the Trojans' reg
ular fullback, Hal Tobin.
The football week end opens
tonight with Navy against
Miami in the Orange Bowl.
There is a mutual respect on
both sides. Navy because of the
passing and running of Quar-
terback George Mira and the
pass catching of End Bill
Miller, and Miami because of
Navy all-around good condi-
ton, hustle and offensive po-
tential.
Evening star., 1961-06-01
Dutronics Merqes
With Michigan
Research Firm

Datronics Engineers, Inc, of
Bethesda, Md, has broadened
its activities by acquisition of
Strand Engineering Co. of Ann
Arbor, Mich, it was announced
jointly last night by John T.
Gauthier, Datronics president,
and John Strand, president OF
the Michigan firm.
Under the merger agree
ment, Datronics acquired all
common stock of Strand in
exchange for Datronics stock.
Mr.. Gauthier will be presi-
dent of the merged firm and
Mr.. Strand will become vice
president in charge of the
Strand division and a director
of DatronicS.
Strand division will operate
a 50-man research and devel-
opment staff in a $4,000
square-foot installation at Ann
Arbor. Strand sales last year
exceeded 81 million, while Da-
tronics' sales in the current
year are expected to reach 50
million.
Evening star., 1961-06-01

March 81, compared ygith
$272, ,4OS in the preceding year,
President Carl r. Woman an
nounced today.
The net was equal to 81
cents q common share, COM
pared with % cents q share in
the previous period.
Although no new offices
were opened during the year,
a vigorous internal expansion
continued and loans receivable
rose to a new high of $11,-
168,035 at the years end, COM
pared with $10,335,186. a year
earlier, Mr.. Woxman pointed
out.
The company sold $937 900
of Junior subordinated notes to
Northwestern National Life In
Surance Co. and Paul Revere
Life Insurance Co. on March
%, Mr.. Woxman said. The
12-year notes will add substan-
TALLY to growth and stability
Of the company, he said.