davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1961-05-22
SALES
.ales figures are unofficial.

odleS tlBuTeS are unOttlClal.
Rates OF dividends in the foregoing
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi.annual declara.
ton. Unless otherwise noted, special or
extra dividends are not included
a-AlsO extra or extras. b Annual rate
plus stock dividend. d Declared or paid
in 1851 plus stock dividend. e-Paid last
year. f-Payable in stock during 1851
estimated cash value on ex-dividend or
redistribution date. g-Declared or paid
so tar this year. h-Declared or paid
after stock dividend or split up. k-De.
ClaTed or paid this year, an accumulative
issue with dividends in arrears. p Paid
this year, dividend omitted, deferred OF
no action taken at last dividend meeting
r. Declared or paid in 1850 plus stock
dividend. t q Payable In stock during 1850
estimated cash value on ex-dividend or
redistribution date. calculating divi.
dend.
Z-Sales in full.
cid Called xd 60 Elk dividend. kids i Ex
distribution. xr Elk rights. XIV Without
warrants. WV With warrants wd When
distributed. wi When issued. nd Next
day delivery.
Win bankruptcy or receivership or
being reorganiZed under the Bankruptcy
Act, or securities assumed by such com.
panies.
Evening star., 1961-05-22
Hearings Continue

MIAMI, Fla, May % (AP) -
The Interstate Commerce Com
mission opens a hearing here
today into the proposed merger
of the Atlantic Coast Line and
Seaboard Air Line Railroads.
The hearings began in Rich
mond. Va, last November and
Miami is the sixth city in which
they have been held.
Evening star., 1961-05-22
D. c. SECURITIES

Research-lO at 70i4
Limo at 32i1
Pot Elec Pwr-S at 4334. S3 at 43i4,
so al i3i4. 100 at 44l7.
Evening star., 1961-05-22
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS

Furnished BY the Associated Press
Stocks Sales
and zoos Net
Dividends lest } High Low 2:20 chg
Evening star., 1961-05-22
ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK, Nav 90 (AP).-The
New Ycrk Stock Exchange reported
TO-DAY these odd-lot transactions by
principal dealers for Nav, 10, Pur-
cheses CT 4O7,4@S shares: sales OF 433,-
05E shares including l,463 shares sold
short.
Evening star., 1961-05-22
DIVIDENDS

BY the Associated Press
Evening star., 1961-09-24
q TWENTIETH CENTURY.

History. 'DIrI9lble ! ne story OF lighter
than-air flight, from its beginning in Ger
many to the succession of tragic acci-
dents which led to its restricted use
(Repeat)
$50 q VICTORY AT SEA.
Documentary. "Sucides for Glory"
q BOLD JOURNEY.
Adventure. "Hghway of the Sum-"
q MAVERICK.
Western 1 Hour (New season.. "Dade
City Dodge" Bart Uack Kelly poses as
a bounty hunter to recover $4,000 he
lost to confidence man. Kathleen Crow
ley, Mike Road are featured.
q LOVE LUCY.
Comedy Starring Lucille Ball. tRepeatO
ZOO q THE BULLWINKLE SHOW.
Animated Cartoons tPremiere) Color
The adventures of BulIwinkIe Moose and
Rocket j. Squirrel. Dudley Do-Risht and
'Fractured Fairy Tales" narrated by
Edward Everett Horton.
@ AWARD THEATER.
Drama "SmaII Bouquet" Howard Duff.
q LASSIE.
Drama The sheriff orders Lassie to be
penned up Jon Provost stars.
7:30 q WALT DISNEYS WORLD.
Variety Color. Hour. (Premiere) Dis
ney introduces a new cartoon character.
Prof. Ludwig Won Drake, in Van Adven-
ture in Coor-Mathmagic Land" hu-
morous exploration of the wonders of
mathematics.
q BILLY GRAHAM SPECIAL.
Religion Hour From Philadelphia
q FOLLOW THE SUN.
Adventure. Hour. Very Fraud" Inger
Stevens and Everett Sloane star.
q DENNIS THE MENACE.
Comedy. The Wilson's spend the night at
Dennis house. tRepeat)
800 q Ed SULLIVAN SHOW.
Variety. l Hour Danny Thomas the
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SHORTS
BY Bill Kennedy

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By Elizabeth Kile
WA. 6-1454e

Clarence Payne and Mrs. John
Kelly have been named co-chair-
men of the Damascus area for
the 1861 Cancer Crusade in
April. Mrs. Payne and Mrs.
Kelly are now organizing the
drive and are seeking volunteer
workers. They would be de-
lighted to hear that YOU would
assist them.
The Right Reverend William
F. Creighton, Bishop Co-adjut-
or will hold services for the
Damascus Episcopal Mission, in
the Music Room of the Damas-
Gus High School, at IL am.
Easter Sunday. There viii be
special music by the choir.
There will be a service of Holy
c m m union on March 80,
Maundy Thursday, at 8 pm.
and the Good Friday service at
8 p.m.. also in the Music Room.
The Chapel Committee met on
Tuesday evening, March 81,
with the Bishop Co-Adjutor
and Seminarian Mr.. Andy
Ready and Mrs. Ready. 1t is
expected that Mr.. Ready will
take charge of the Mission in
June.
The Book Club of Damascus
met March Is at the home of
Mrs. Ralph Modlinger. Mrs.
Donald Adrian reported on the
book mo Other King But Gaze
sar" by Ann Powers. Mrs. r.
vim Wallen, Mrs. James Tomlin-
son, Mrs. George Fetrow, Mrs.
Selwyn Mccoy, Mrs. Bob Bru-
chey, Mrs. Herbert Wright,
Mrs. Edward Huettinger and
Mrs. Arnold Fritz were present.
The Damascus Elementary
School has scheduled its Easter
vacation beginning with the
close of classes on Thursday,
March 80, extending through
Easter Monday. The children
will report for classes on Tues
day, April 4.
The Cedar Grove School an
nounces that on April Is from
$3.50 am. to $3.50 pm. children
entering first grade who have
not attended kindergarten, and
those expecting to enter kinder
garten next fall, must be reg
istered at the school. Parents
and children will meet the
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teachers and fill out the neces-
sary forms. 1t would be help
full if the parents would con-
tact the school as soon as pos
sible to receive the necessary
papers which could then be re-
turned, completed, at the stated
time. Please bring this to the
attention of your friends and
neighbors who may have need
of the information. The vaca-
ton for this school at Easter
will be the same as stated
above for the Damascus School.
The Parent Teachers Associa-
ton will hold its First Annual
Carnival on Friday, April 21.
There will be all sorts of games,
and refreshments will be avail
able. Plan to attend from 6 to
9 pm. Mr.. Al Hanson is the
chairman of the Carnival Com
mittee and is working hard to
make it an enjoyable evening
for all.
On Thursday, March 80, st.
Paul's Catholic Church will cell
citrate the Institution of the
Holy Eucharist. After the Mass
there will be procession
around the church taking the
Blessed Sacrament to a reposi-
tory. The procession will be
led by the Elementary and
High School girls of the Parish,
dressed in white. On Good Fri
day at 2 pm. there will be the
Stations of the Cross. That
evening Mass for the Pre-Sanc-
titled will be said at 7:45. The
Easter Eve Mass will be at IL
pm, preceded by the blessing
of candles, the blessing of the
Paschal candle, blessing of
Holy Water and Baptismal
Water and the renewal of Bap-
tismal vows. The Masses on
Easter Sunday will be at 8 and
10 am.
Mrs. Earl Marshall, Mrs. Bar
bara Van Petten, Mrs. LeClair
Mates, Mrs. Harold Anamosa,
Mrs. William Gallagher and
Mrs. William Martin spent the
weekend at the Washington
Retreat House in Washington,
d. C.
The Baptist Mems Brother
hood will have dinner at Tom
and Rays on Tuesday, March
%, followed by their meeting
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recently held jointly with the
Upper Seneca Church, was well
attended, there being about 60
present each evening.
The annual magazine sub
scription campaign at Damas-
Gus High School was launched
last Thursday at an assembly
held in the high school gym
nasium. Mr.. Charles Giles rep
resentative of the Educational
Research Associates, sponsors
of this years campaign, dis
played prizes which will be
awarded during the Today cam
paign. The goal of the cam
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this year. From Virginia Route
10, out from Leesburg. the troop
hiked two miles to the Balls
Bluff Battlefield, one of the
early skirmishes of the Civil
War.
After paying their respects to
the men of both sides, who lie
in hero's graves on this peaceful
hilltop, the Scouts played many
games and worked on many of
their Second Glass require
ments. This area is still virgin
forest and is teeming with
tracks of wildlife. such as deer
muskrat, skunk, salamander,
rabbit and raccoon.
The enthusiasm and comrade-
ship shown today. has convinced
the Scoutmaster that Troop
1888 will become one of the few
Rockville Troops with an all.
year program.
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paign is subscriptions totaling
$4,000, a quota of $500 per stu
dent. The money earned in this
activity will be divided between
the Library and the Student
Council. James McAllister, a
] u i o r at Damascus High
School, took first place in the
senior division in the Annual
American Legion Auxiliary Es-
say Contest. Jimmie received
a medal as his reward and his
essay will be entered in the
State contest. Second place
winner, Allen Bogley, will also
be in the state competition.
Third place went to Gilcin
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CO

The Community Easter Sun
rise Service, sponsored by the
Damascus nior Methodist
Youth Fellowship in conjunc
ton with the Young Peoples
Organizations of the o. heI
churches of the community, will
be held behind the Damascus
High School at $50 am. Easter
morning. The speaker will be
Reverend Chester Rill of the
Washington Grove Methodist
Church. Mrs. Theodore Colvin
of the Lutheran Church of the
Redeemer and Mr.. Richard
Shook of the Damascus Metho
dist Church will be the soloists
Mrs. Joseph Rice, jr. will be the
pianist. Everyone is invited
and urged to attend.
The Wesleyan Service Guild
of the Damascus Methodist
Church met on Monday at the
home of Mrs. Carolyn Mullinix
The Easter Musicale was or
Palm Sunday evening when the
Cantata, 1.-THE Story of Easter
was given. On Tuesday and
Wednesday of Holy Week spe
cial services are scheduled al
the church. Ivan Lawson will
play for an old fashioned hymn
sing, followed by messages
from the Pastor, Rev. Mr.. Kes.
Ter On Thursday evening Holy
Communion will be observed
The membership class which
has just come into the fellow
ship, will be special guests al
this service. On Good Friday
there will be an evening serv.
ice at 8 pm. instead of the
three hour service that has
been the custom in previous
years.
Have you seen the display OF
the Camp Fire Bluebird girls in
the window of the Real Estate
Office of Jerry Cook? 1t will
be there until Easter weekend
so you will still have time to
see this interesting exhibit.
The Sherwood HackettS were
among those from Damascus
who attended the Montgomery
County Community Concert
which featured the Gaelic
Singers.
The Montgomery County
Chapter of the American Can,
Ger Society announces that Mrs.
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at the home of Mr.. Lee Sell
ers. The Easter Choir program
was on Wednesday evening at
the Damascus High School. On
Monday, March q, the build
ing committee met with the
Architect who has been chosen
to plan for their new church
building, Mr.. Truman Ward of
Alexandria, Virginia. This is a
major step forward in the life
of the Damascus First Baptist
Church. The committee mapped
out a schedule for the building
program, and is also in the pro-
cess of having the land sur
veyed. The School of Missions,
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Meadors with an honorable
mention to Jackie Jacobs. In
the Junior division Billy Bur-
dette took first place, with Alice
Griffin and Ronnie Plummer
coming in second and third re-
spectively. A sophomore class
play 'The Call of The Cross"
will feature the Easter AS
S m bly, at Damascus High
School on March 20 in the
school auditorium. Other mum.
bers including selections. by the
band and chorus will also be
presented.
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Cub Pack 943 Presents
Flag to Troop 943

Cub Scout Pack 943, sponsored
by the P-TA of Meadow Hall
Elementary School. Rockville
presented an American flag to
Troop 943 at their monthly Pack
meeting Thursday, March "a.
Cubmaster Robert Raft made
the presentation of the colors
to Scoutmaster Bill Kennedy
Troop 943, sponsored by st.
Marks Methodist Church, Rock.
vile, is made up primarily of
graduates of Pack 943.
This was also the final meet
ing for Cubmaster Raft. He
has been in this job since the
formation of the Pack in 1853,
At the time of formation there
were Is Cubs, now the Pack has
over so boys.
Mr.. Bernard Domsky, who
has been Assistant Cubmaster
for six months will take over as
Cubmaster
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Scoutmasters of the
Rockville Area

Would you like to have a
Scoutmasters Committee Of
Rockville. with an Area Com
missioner as Chairman, to ex-
change ideas, solve problems
and plan better, more alive pro-
grams for your Scouts; to in.
crease Scout Spirit and Partici.
patton by encouraging competi-
tons between Troops, through
group hikes, over-nights, rallies
and local camporees; assuring
the community that in time of
great emergency, not separate
Troopes, but a group of Troops,
under one leader (Area Com
missioner would have the nee
essary organization and train
ing to render quick, competent
aid?
IL so, address your letters to
Franklin o. Hayes, Scoutmas-
ter, Troop 1888, 708 Harrington
rd., Rockville, Md.
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Troop 1888 Hikes

With the exception of two
Scouts, sick, the entire Troop
1893, Christ Episcopal Church,
went on their first hike since
their organization in January,
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t1h column for the reporting
If items
County sentinel 213 E Montgomey
Evening star., 1961-02-28
Mcdonald Bids for AII-ACC

Maryland probably will be
without a player on the ALL
Atlantic Coast Conference
team this year. but with a
faster start Bob Mcdonald
might have broken up the Ca
rolina domination.
If the Terps are going any
place in the tournament start
ing Thursday in Raleigh, it's
going to be up to Mcdonald,
who has been carrying the
scoring and rebounding load
since the loss Of Jerry Green
span and Bruce Kelleher. The
latter will get his last big test
today on his injured ankle.
Mcdonald, 6-foot-7 senior,
is averaging 1877 points per
game, but over the last seven
games he's just under 20. He
has averaged nearly a dozen
rebounds a game. and probably
does more ball handling than
any big man in the conference.
He's among the national lead
ers in free throw accuracy with
66 out of 76.
There probably will be four
unanimous choices on the ALL
ACC team. Doug Moe and York
Larese of North Carolina, Art
Heyman Of Duke, and Len
Evening star., 1961-02-28

johnson, a 25-year-old who
originally signed for a $4,000
bonus with the Tigers, played
in 76 games with Kansas City
last year. He is noted for hi;
glove work.
That year of experience
with Kansas City made a world
Of difference for me-" he says
Il think it will show up thi:
year. I'm looking forward tc
playing a lot of games with
Washington. I want to play
third base, but I'll leave the
position up to the manager
just as long as I play"
johnson was married Febru-
ary IL. This is sort Of oul
honeymoon" he says.
NOTES: johnson attend;
the University of Minnesota ir
the off-season. He's going fol
a degree in physical education
Veal's son is going to school
now, but not liking it as well
We've got a place just three
blocks from the school here,
Veal says. The schools here
have special programs for lit.
tie visitors Hinton. who hi
20 home runs for Stockton ir
the California League last year
cleared the 380-foot mark ir
left-centerfield in his first bat.
ting practice session Pitch.
ing Coach Sid Hudson Says
amazingly few flaws have beer
detected in motions and de.
liveries.
Evening star., 1961-02-28

that Mcdonald can pick up
some scattered first-place votes
and enough seconds to make
the team.
Clemson's Choppy Patterson,
Tony Lacquintano of Virginia,
Howard Hurt of Duke and Ken
Rohloff or Stan Niewierowski
of N. C. State appear to be
McDonald's closest competitors
for the fifth spot.
Mcdonald started the year
as somewhat of a question
mark after missing most of last
season, but from the beginning
he has been the most versatile
Terp.
Mcdonald has had two big
nights against Clemson. Mary
lands opponent in the opening
game Thursday afternoon. Bob
scored 10 at Clemson, and 80
against the Tigers in the over
time triumph here Saturday
night.
Frank MCGUIRE, the North
Carolina coach whose Tar
Heels will skip the tournament,
picked Clemson as the dark
horse team. MCGUIRE said the
Terps have been hurt by man.
power losses, but are better
than their record.
-WHITTLESEY.
Evening star., 1961-02-28
Auburn Gets
Roberts as
Line Coach

AUBURN, Ala, Feb. % (AP)
j. D. Roberts, Navy line
coach and former All-America
guard at Oklahoma. has joined
the Auburn football staff as
offensive line coach.
Athletic Director jeff Beard
and Head Coach Ralph Jordan
said Roberts will take over the
duties of Shot Sem, who will
become an administrative as
sistant in the athletic depart
ment.
Roberts. 20. was voted line
man of the year and won the
Outland Award in 1858, the
same year he made All-America
at Oklahoma. He played In
the Senior Bowl and in the
1854 College All-Star game.
After "a tour of duty in the
Marine Corps, he began his
coaching career in 1866 at
Quantico. Va. then moved to
Denver University as line coach
the next year.
Roberts returned to Okla
homa as head scout and assist
ant line coach in 195B-59. Last
year he became offensive anc
defensive line coach Of the Navy
team which lost to Missouri ir
the Orange Bowl.
Evening star., 1961-02-28
Thomas Hoping
To Beut Russiun
On 10th Birthday

BOSTON, Feb. % (AP) -
High Jumper John Thomas.
who will celebrate his goth
birthday on the occasion Of
his last shot at Russian Valery
Brunei in the New York
Knights of Columbus Games
Friday, hasn't given up.
I'VE haven't given up and
will not panic" Thomas coach,
Ed Flanagan, said today.
Thomas has lost three en-
counters with the 18-year-old
Brunei, beginning with the
Rome Olympics. Brunei
jumped To to Thomas TAO
last Saturday night at the Ma
tional AAU championships.
I'VE admit the Russian is
good and we have to work
harder to beat him." Flanagan
said. But we still don't admit
he is unbeatable"
Evening star., 1961-02-28
Elias Greets
First Negro at
Virginia Drill :

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.
Feb. % (AP).-A Negro en0-
neering student with an honors
academic average showed up
for spring football practice yes
terday at the University OF VIZ
ginia.
He is Wesley L. Harris of
Richmond.
Head Coach Bill Elias said
he plans to switch Harris from
the center spot which he
played yesterday to guard.
Elias, who recently shifted
from George Washington U. to
Virginia, said he had checked
with the administration and
knew of no objection to Ne
groes trying out for the team.
Harris was among IS uniformed
candidates who turned out for
Elias first varsity team.
IF he (Harris) is good
enough and makes the team,
fine" Elias said.
Engineering Dean Lawrence
R. Quarles said Harris, a first
year student had an overall
grade point average Of 3.27.
A 40 average is an A,
Harris is one of six Negro
students in the university'S un-
dergraduate schools. -Four
others are in the Engineering
School and one in the College
Of Arts and Sciences.
Evening star., 1961-02-28
FIVE PLAYERS CHECK IN
Senator'S InfieIders
Are Determined Lot
BY BILL FUCHS
Star staff Writer

POMPANO BEACH, Fla, Feb.
%. Bob johnson says he's
available for full-time duty at
third base with the Senators.
Harry Bright has the same idea,
while Coot Veal says he'll take
care of Shortstop, a position
Billy Klaus and Jim Mahoney
have in mind for themselves.
AS the infielders and out
fielders move into camp. ready
to open full-Scale training to-
morrow, one thing is apparent:
Nine positions aren't enough.
From graying veterans to those
rescued from the minors, all
are thinking in terms Of play
ing 162 games.
johnson. Bright and Veal
checked in yesterday. along
with OutfielderS Marty Keough
and Chuck Hinton. Veal, g.
foot-1; 165-pounder, looks like
he's been put together in a
broom factory, but that's no
handicap, according to Mana
ger Mickey Vernon.
Veal Rearing to Go
"You build a lean horse for
a long race" he says. MY first
season up I weighed all Of 15S
pounds.
Everybody wants to be a
regular. That's fine. I'm glad
they all feel that way"
Veal, who hit 1902 for Denver
and .297 in 27 games with the
Tigers, drove in from Macon,
Ga, with his wife and two chill
dren, a boy, Z, and a girl. 4.
I'm rearin' to CO." he says.
I'm crazy about being with
this team. Detroit had to put
somebody into that draft and
naturally they wouldn't put in
Chico Fernandez. So they had
to put me in and I'm happy
they did. I know I can play
major league shortstop. I'm
in good shape. too. You can
see I'm not overweight"
Bright drove all the way from
Sacramento, Calf. with his
wife and 9-year -old daughter,
with a stopover in Kansas City
their original home town.
Bright Likes Game
A surveyor with the Southern
Pacific Railroad in the Off
season, the 31-year-old Bright
says he never wants to get Out
of baseball. He came to the
Senators in the December trade
with Pittsburgh in which
Washington gave up Pitcher
Bobby Shantz for First Base.
man r. C. Stevens, Bright apc
Pitcher Bennie Daniels.
Bright hit .313, knocked ir
119 runs and belted 81 homer!
for Salt Lake City last season
He saw part-time duty with
the Pirates in 1858 and 1859.
Nov / have a chance to play
regularly" he says.
Evening star., 1961-02-28
TODAY'S SPORTS
ON TELEVISION

Wrestling
WTTG-5, 1880 pm.
Evening star., 1961-02-28
3 MARYLAND Mi|ers Seeking
To Buy Cumberland Track
DELL ENTERS
MOSCOW TENNIS

MOSCOW, Feb. 20 (AP).
Mike Franks Of Los An
geles and Don Dell OF
Bethesda, Md, the United
States entries in Moscow'S
international tennis tour
nament, were expected to
complete the six-nation
field today. Britain's
Deidre Gait and Alan Mills
3 arrived yesterday.
Play began Sunday with
foreign players winning all
but one match so far. Only
about 100 spectators have
watched the matches on
the indoor clay courts at
Dynamo Stadium.
Evening star., 1961-02-28

competition from nearby
Charles Town, w. Va. Cum
berland's 1859 meeting held at
Hagerstown and last years
dates were transferred to
Timonium.
Commission Control
One of the changes proposed
in the racing bill. the Gov
ernor said, will cover the dis
position of racing days Of a
track that is sold.
At present, the Legislature
must say where racing Is to be
held in Maryland.
Hess and other legislators
predict the commission will be
given that authority in the
pending bill.
1.-THE Legislature should never
surrender to the commission
this authority" Hess said.
Particularly just to confirm
a deal that has already been
made.
What is going on when a
Republican Senator (BealD
who has an interest in the
Cumberland race track, Walsh
who is from Cumberland and
also is legal counsel for Bowie
race track. and a judge (Rasin)
are working on horse racing?'
Hess demanded.
Night Racing Favored
Baltimore Raceway already
has bought Bel Air, one Of the
half-mile racing plants. Il
wants to convert from nigh
harness racing to night thor
oughbred racing;
The three racing commission
erS told Gov. Tawes they favoreC
the move that would give Mary
land its first thoroughbred rae
ing under lights.
This will not be included spe'
officially in the bill undergoing
amendment.
II think it is an administra'
tive matter for the commission
to consider" Gov. Tawes said
1t is possible that another
bill will be introduced to spell
out the closing Of Bel Air anC
conversion of Baltimore Race
way into a night thoroughbred
track.
Evening star., 1961-02-28
Redskins Sign Fleet FuIIbock

Still looking for offensive
backs, the Redskins have signed
Fullback Ralph Morelli of
Youngstown University as a
free agent.
A s. foot g, 220 FOUNDER,
Morelli was highly recon-
mended by Coach D. v. CDike)