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Evening star., 1962-09-28
By STEVE GUBACK
Star staff Writer

John Hannigan is one Of
those guys who believes life be-
gins at 40 yards-or roughly
the distance from the goal posts
to Hannigan's foot as the ball
flies.
Hannigan Is Maryland's
place-kicker de luxe. q fellow
with q knockout record almost
as dazzling as Sonny Liston's.
He provided the kayo on three
of Maryland's opponents last
season. including Wake Forest,
which happens to be Saturday
nights foe at Winston-Salem
The Deacons have q disturb
ing habit Of playing the Terps
much closer than expected. Al
though favored by 13 points,
Maryland won, 10-7, last year
Evening star., 1962-09-28

on Hannigan's field goal with
II minutes left. The year be-
fore 1t was Maryland, 14-13.
The Terps win be favored by
II points Saturday night. but
II it's skin-tight again, Hanni-
gan says he'll be ready. What's
more, he seems to be getting
more distance on his boots.
I'm always ready" Hanni-
gan says. when the ball gets
over the so begin to get ready
mentally and begin loosening
up. When the ball gets to the
80 "a 40-yard boot with the
goalposts 10 yards back, I fig
ure / have q $3.50 chance
When it gets down to the 20,
I figure I'll make it."
Billy Hildebrand. the Wake
Forest coach, says that after
locking at the four-point total
spread the last two years, he
isn't conceding anything to the
Evening star., 1962-09-28
ACC Storts Jockeying
For Position Tomorrow

big and experienced; the air.
lanes inviting. Northwestern,
throwing Duke-type flat pass
es, completed 20 Of Is last
week to bury the Gamecocks,
1920. South Carolina kept it
close against Duke last year,
bowling, 7-6, in the final two
minutes, but Bill Murray hardly
expects his Blue Devils to-
lose the ball four times on FUN
bles again. The oddsmakers
like Duke by 10.
Clemson Stubborn
Clemson ODD at N. C. State
1-0) - The Wolfpack's up
set over North Carolina, al
though close, was hardly q
fluke. State kept itself back
firing with lit yards in penal
ties or might have won bigger.
Earle Edwards has q club with
intriguing possibilities, but 1t
may not be ready yet for some
thing as stubborn as Clemson.
The Tigers went down be-
fore Georgia Tech, 26-9, on
three touchdown passes but
State, without Roman Gabriel,
no longer is billed as a passing
team. Even with Gabriel, Glenn
son won last year, 200, in the
seasons finale. The point
spread is Clemson by five.
North Carolina (0-D at
Ohio State (0-0) - The Buck
eyes have nine Of last years
offensive starters back and re-
portedly a new fullback as good
as All-America Bob Ferguson.
The name is Dave Katterhen-
rich. a 210-pounder who keeps
Woody Hayes "three yards and
a cloud Of dust" offense roll
ing.
The Tar Heels have only two
seniors on their starting unit,
plus untested quarterbacks.
Jim Hickey attributes the
opening-game loss to a break
down in blocking and hopes to
catch the Buckeyes mapping.
Ohio State Is traditionally a
slow starter, but that down.
grading in the poll may provide
this years spark. Ohio State
is favored by 20. - GUBACK.
Evening star., 1962-09-28
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Evening star., 1962-09-28
TERPS' VERSATILITY
SHAKES DEACONS

Maryland's multi-forma-
ton offense already Is
causing some surprises at
Wake Forest and the Terps
haven't even departed for
Saturday nights game.
Babe Dimancheff, the
former pro halfback now
in his first year as q
Deacon assistant coach,
got his scouting report on
the Msryland-SMU game
the other day. thumbed
through it quickly. and
said it must be out-dated.
This has got to be last
seasons entire report .
Dimancheff said. Nobody
would use IA different for
nations in just one game" "
-GUBACK.
Evening star., 1962-09-28

The jockeying for positions
ins the Atlantic Coast Confer
ence begins in earnest Satur-
day with Duke, once almost
everybody's favorite for the
title, hoping to prove it still
belongs on the inside track.
After having some Of its
shine rubbed off by Southern
California last week, Duke is
host to South Carolina, a team
with similar upset ambitions,
in the leagues headliner.
All Of the intra conference
action, oddly. will be packed
into North Carolina. And by
days end fans should have a
pretty firm idea of what's what.
Clemson, regarded as a title
contender, visits N c. State,
which showed some surprising
early foot, specifically good d
punting and an extra point
conversion, to upset Mort h
Carolina, 7-6, last week. The
days windup will be at Win
ston-Salem, where Maryland,
also regarded as a title possibil-
ity, engages Wake Forest at
night.
Tar Heels Travel
Virginia has the day off and
North Carolina may prefer that
it had, too. The luckless Tar
Heels journey to Ohio State,
where the Buckeyes already
may be in an angry mood. Al
though they haven't played yet,
they were bumped from frs t
place to second, behind Ala
hama, in this weeks Associated
Press poll.
The oddsmakers like Mary
land by IL points over w axe
Forest. Here's how the other
games shape up:
South Carolina (0-D at
Duke (0-1) - Duke never got
It's running attack going in
that lat loss to Southern Cal
ifprnia and had its air g a m e
blunted by five interceptions,
Still. Duke is likely to continue
to throw.
The Blue Devils will fin d
South Carolina's forward wall
Evening star., 1962-09-28
You Be the
Quarterback
Question
BY JERRY BURNS
Head Coach. State University Of Iowa

Question
You are the Villanova de-
.ensive quarterback against Bos-
ton College. In a crucial play,
you feel you can stop the Eagles
If you can anticipate the call
However, the Boston College
quarterback has mixed his plays
well, and in the present situa-
ton the call could be either q
pass or q run. As the Eagles
leave the huddle after almost 20
seconds. you set your defense,
expecting:
1. A run?
2. A pass?
lAnswer on Page A-1D
Evening star., 1962-09-28
Fight Results

MIAu.-Rocky Rande1. $50, Hous-
ton, Tex, outpointed Cassius Ford
146, Jacksony-sie, Fla. (sl.
WORCESTER. Mass.-Johnny Bean,
lS1, PhlladelDhia, knocked out Paddy
Read. 133, ProTidenee, r. I (S).
Evening star., 1962-09-28

morning Of the game, then
leave Immediately after II
making IL q quick trip.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-09-14

get up in the morning, get ready
for school, comb their hair and get
their breakfast. When they get to
school the teacher can see at a
glance that the child has tried to
comb his hair and that he is not
as neat and clean as he should be.
Parents, wake up and help your
children want to get an education!
They need your help from the
first grade right through college.
Today's children will not get any
where without as much education
as they are capable of acquiring.
Help them help themselves"
The young man speaking is only
IT years old but he has won every
debate in the state from the first
time he entered one. He has earned
enough scholarships to put him
through college and get as many
degrees as he can earn. His par
ents have done all they could to
help him want to get an educa-
ton.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-09-14

Detroit" Retailers are stepping up
advertising in the Detroit Negro
press. A downtown jeweler naunts
a sign in his window: Member
NAACP".
Retail readjustment. Retailing is
adjusting to its new customers in
some cities. I'VE either had to
appeal to the Negro or move"
says a furniture store in Los An
geles, where the Negro influx has
been strong. A st. Louis merchant
says: "We're working like hell to
get this business; this is good
business" The Los Angeles store
agrees. Once you have won the
Negroes loyalty, the repeat bus
mess is tremendous, and official
reports. This will be a marvellous
market some day" How do you
win loyalty? By giving him a good
deal, by treating him with court
esy.
More straws. Other, less spec
tacular, clues underscore the
changing times. White customers
accept car statesmen as a matter
of course now, says Detroit; a
few years ago they didn't. De-
troit's crack car salesman is, in
fact, a Negro. Advertising pitches
are getting more sophisticated,
Atlanta reports. Skin bleach ads
that used to blare, -four shades
lighter in a week" now are more
likely to urge, bring out the hid
den glow"
Such straws as these make an
impressive showing, piled together.
Marketers might be pardoned for
concluding that marketing integ-
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-09-14
Somethins.T To
Think About
BY Maurice r. White

For the past two weeks I have
been reprinting an article which
appeared in Business Week Mag
azine MAY 26, 1882. The article
reported the findings Of a survey
conducted among the nations COM
.panies in which they were asked,
How do you sell the Negro Mar
ket ?"
This concluding installment
sums up the effectiveness Of bus
mess new approach to the Negro
market.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-09-14

come when Negro marketers are
truly general marketers, when the
specially approach is no longer
the marketer's mainstay.
But there's a long hard row to
hoe before that day comes. The
faces the decision wheth-
er to tap this huge potential now,
with the tools at hand.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-09-14

Of the minor ills can be treated
at home. In addition, facts
about training, feeding and
grooming should be in the pos.
session Of all owners, too.
To help put dog owners on
the right track, there is a new
ly revised, authoritative 40-page
dog care book which covers vir-
tually all home care subjects.
1t also discredits some common
fallacies about dog care.
A copy Of the book may be
obtained free by writing to
Sergeant's Dog Care Center,
Richmond 30. Va.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-09-14
You and
your DOGw,
IF DOGS COULD TALK

Ac DONO NOOLD IALA
When a dog adopts q family,
It Is no time at all before he
establishes his personality with
its members. Almost immedi-
ately he lets them know his
likes, dislikes and how he in
tends to handle himself in this
world Of people.
There is a great deal more to
know about your pet, though,
advises Sergeant's Dog Care
Center - things that even the
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-09-14

ration is already an accomplished
fact. But these instances are still
only straws - the exceptions.
Ironically, those who argue most
militantly for consideration of the
Negro as a basic, not special,
prop to the economy urge the
segregated approach as the surest
path to the Negroes door. The next
step, says Prof. H. Naylor F1tz-
hugh Of Howard University, will
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-09-14

But Mother, l don't want that
old crummy hair cut. I want my
hair to be long so I can have it
fixed like Jache's'! All the time
the operator was trying to trim
her hair to make her look like a
young teenager, she was twisting
and turning trying to make her
mother change her mind about
having her hair done up high on
her head. But this was one mother
who out-talked her IA year old
daughter. She explained as quietly
as she could that in a year or so
Helen could have her hair any
way she wanted 1t but right now
she was too young to go to school
looking like she was a grown
woman. Helen said, you don't
want me to look like the other
kids. You want me to be laughed
at and pointed out like I was
something from out of this world.
Before Helen and her mother
could leave the beauty shop anoth-
er mother and daughter team
came in and we heard the girl tell
her mother, II want my hair just
like Helen's. I don't want my hair
like most of the girls wear theirs.
Helen always looked just a little
different from the rest. (To Helen)
You won't mind If I copy your
style, do you?"
Helen really blushed and said,
II would like for you and I to
have our hair styled alike" The
two women exchanged knowing
glances and they realized how
styles are born between teenagers.
There is always one to lead and
always another who will follow.
Helen's mother was really try
ing to teach her to think for her
self and learn to look and act her
age. She knows youth will slip
away all too soon, and when you
are grown up, If you live, you will
be a grownup a good many years
longer than you will be a child.
Not long ago I listened to a
teenager during a debate on cur
rent events.
At the moment what he wa
saying had nothing to do with the
debate but from his heart he was
saying, the reason so many pupils
are dropping out Of school before
they finish college is because they
get no encouragement from theil
families! Nine out Of ten mothers
are working days to help the fam
lily have as many luxuries as the
Jones'. Naturally they are tirec
trying to do two jobs and it is the
children who suffer. Many times ar
older girl is kept home from schoo,
day after day to take care Of g
younger child when that child is
slightly Ill. Each time she is kept
out Of school her school work suf.
fers, and by the time she gets
ready to graduate from high school
she finds she is short severa,
credits and she drops out.
Mothers, a few Of them, think
it doesn't hurt the younger chill,
dren to miss school once in awhile
but that is wrong. Every day the
child is absent from school hurts
him. He misses something that
can't easily be made up.
Other parents let the children
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-09-14
THE NEGROs FORCE IN
MARKETPLACE

Concluding Installments)
w. How effective?
Advertisers disagree vehement
ly over the pull Of Negro media.
Some use them only for products
aimed directly at the Negro. Some
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-09-14

Explorer Matt Henson, who
reached the North Pole with Com
modore Peary in 1909, was born
in Maryland in 1885 and educated
in the public schools Of Washing
ton, DC.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-09-14

give them a cur,
sorry nod, more
for good will thar
to sell. M a ny
count radio the
m o s t effective
TV could be, but
it hasn't tried
very hard. And
especially where
slIsk l. G
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-09-14


srnarteSt dog
can't tell you.
For example,
e very dog
owner should
know the first
danger signs
Of an ailnent
and how some
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-09-14
HOW TO GET RID

OF SNACKS, ETC.
Pittsburg, Kans. (ANP) - Will
liam Blackburn Of near Pittsburgh
doesn't fool around when he sets
out to get rid Of snakes. Black
burn put an end to the snakes in
his shed - and also the shed.
While killing the snakes, he >ac-
cidentally dropped a lighted Gig
aret on the floor. The shed burned
to the ground.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-09-14
THIS NJ THAT
By Hazel Underwood
EDUCATION UP-ro-nATE

EDUCATION UP-TO-DATE
We teach the children Danish,
Trgonometry and Spanish;
Fill their heads with old-time notions,
And the secrets Of the oceans,
The cuneiform inscriptions
From the land of the Egyptians;
Learn the date of every battle,
Know the habits Of the cattle,
Know the date of every crowning,
Read the poetry of Browning;
Make them show a preference
For each musty branch Of science;
Tell the acreage Of Sweden,
And the serpent's wiles in Eden;
And the other things we teach 'em
Make a mountain so immense
That we have not a moment left
To teach them common sense.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-09-14
SCHOOL DAYS

Everywhere into parents
making plans for the school
At the beauty parlor young telling
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-09-14

The the intelligence individual be-
he realizes how his
Of intelligence this iimtable
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-09-14

Negroes find the suburbs stfll
largely locked to them. 1t is down.
town where the transition shows
most clearly. Many merchants"
an observer notes, realize that
Negroes are sustaining downtown
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-01
LARGE COLONIAL

for q large family offering al
the room you really need. q
large bedrooms. formal dining
room. kitchen with eoting oreo.
.l12 baths PLUS additional "a
bath roughed in off bedroom.
recreation room: excellent con-
dition and yours for S23.900.
EUCLID
Home offering q maximum OF
living ored for q minimum OF
cost in q most desirable loco-
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room, kitchen with eoting oreo.
patio. new Competing. ll2-cor ga.
roge and q price of only SIG. 900.
WIcKLTFE COLONIAL
with q BONUS. Large living
room with wood burning fire
place. large kitchen with eating
oreu and built-ins. Ia baths.
new gas furnace. attractive
yard. located south Of Ridge Rd.
and a price Of sls.eoo. The
BONUS an additional lot!!!I
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-01
FIRST IN THE NATION TO USE
THE T.H.A. TRADE.IN PROGRAM
EUCLID COLONIAL REDUCED

S yeor old home with oil the
wormth and comfort only q
spacious colonial can offer.
Large living room. formal din
ing room, kitchen with eating
oreo. 3 lovely bedrooms (moster
is l6xl4). divided basement
with tiled floor. beautiful cor
peting. "a boths, 2.cor garage.
beautiful setting and now this
CON be yours for only S2l. 900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-01
CI NO DOWN

With TOTAL monthly payments
OF only $500. Wicklifle home
with q most convenient location
wolking distance to schools
shopping and the Euclid bus
line. Large bedrooms. patio. IL
cor garage: On ideol starter
home.
GI NO DOWN
With TOTAL monthly payments
Of only S72.o0. 8 bedrooms. large
living room. formal dining room.
kitchen with eoting area. bose-
ment. new gas furnoce. Here S
q large older home to suit your
needs and budget.
CT NO DOWN
With TOTAL monthly payments
of only $500. Better than new
and waiting for you. 2yeeor-old
3-bedroom ranch. very cheerful
and bright kitchen. with large
eating oreo. large double closets
in every bedroom. gus heot al
ready upproised and vacant.
MOVE RIGHT IN. Only sl4.l5o.
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SHAW HIGH SPECIAL

F7ol5. You must see this very
nice four bedroom eoloniol with
completely modernized Kitchen,
double soroee. Close TO CT.Ss
shopping and excellent schools.
Short walk 70 park. About 5000
down
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EUclIp-$7oo DOWN

+7ol5. -Four bedrooms, fr"o-eor
eoroee and fon1iIy room ore O
few OF the mony plus features OF
this bungalow in 81. Williom S
Perish. Owner transferred. Coll TO-
doy for on inspection OF this
chormer,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-01
TODAY'S BEST BUY

F22lo. This~6 yeor old gorgeous
home is located on beautiful
tree lined street in Willowick con-
sistins OF 3 bedrooms divided
basement 2i7-cor goroee. Stu
ofed on a nicely londseoped lot
All this for under $4,000. Coli
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ENGLISH DOUHlE OFF
NEfE RO.

#2212. lorse living room with
firepIaees. formal dining room
modern kitchen in both suites. 2
large bedrooms eoch suite. Located
off keff Rd. Living and income.
Beach privileges. Priced in the
$2o,.
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pQuBLE-$l6.o 900

DOuBLe-$ls,eco
+62o7. Call today to see This
completely modernized h IN i.
Tostefully decorated. This SIS home
has had reoI core. Two.cor 60
roee. Close 10 transportation ond
shopping. About 5000 down,
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SHARP 2-FAMILY

#7ol2 Excellent condition, mod
ern kitchen, firepIoees in living
room. New eos fvrnoees. ldeol
home ond good income. loeoted
near Woodwork and Colt Rd. Ask
ing only Sl9,4oo. About $1,000
down.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-01
FINE EUCLID LOCATION

thot's simply ideal Wolk.
ing distonce to absolutely
everything schools. churches.
shopping and CTS and Euclid
bus lines. Vestibule entrance.
very large living room and
kitchen, oil master sized bed
rooms. wool Competing. dropes.
knotty pine recreation room.
2la-cor garage and q new RE-
DUCED price Of S22.900.
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500 DOWN

1876. sl7,2oo bungalow close TO
shopping center and schools. Only
8 yeors young. Full basement, Ia
cor goroee. See today. hoke Of
fer. Voeont, move right in.
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GOING. GOING

Soon will be gone. 2-yeor-old g.
bedroom ronch with full buse-
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builtins and large eoting oreo.
rich wool Competing throughout.
aluminium storms and screens.
dropes. 2l2-cor attached garage.
60xl50 yord. All this is yours
for $4,000. GOING. GOING. coll
before its gone.
EXECUTIVE RANCH
in q most exclusive and pic
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stone wood burning fireplace.
formal dining room. large kitch.
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rooms. full basement. 2l2-cur
garage. and q home
one can truly be proud to own.
$500.
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GREEN RD. RANCH
#5s2o. This 3-bedroom ranch with
5oxl5o Fl. LOT is located Just O
few steps from Green Rd. and
CTS bus. 1l2-eor eoroee. Asking
$4,000. About s7oo down. Serious
seller wants thi, home sold.
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HOLY CROSS

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3 bedrooms. Ia baths, fomily room
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A few steps from CTS.
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EUCLID BUNGALOW

#ao45. aeolly nice J bedroom
bungalow, with full divided bose
men' poneled reereo'ion room,
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transportation ond shopping. Clean
ond neoi as con be.