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Evening star., 1962-12-16

as Senator M0rSe's retreat from the hurlv
burly of Washington politics. After their
three daughters, who attended Alice Deal
Junior High School and Woodrow Wilson High
School here, we're married, the MorSeS moved
from their home near American University
to an apartment at 1000 Massachusetts avenue
and bought the farm They often spend week.
ends there. The Senator sometimes has visitors
to the farm, but usually is content to fraternize
with his horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, chickens
and dogs. He shows his animals, and his Sen.
ate office is covered with ribbons they have
won.
The Morses entertain rarely and then
only on small scale. Midge Morse who met
her husband in high school in Madison stays
in the background of his political life The
Senator avoids cocktail parties, where he
fears he will be besieged by back-slappers and
influence peddlers. Moreover. he follows the
admonitions of his father against the Demon
Rum and is teetotaler. Though he does not
make a crusade of his belief, he periodically
speaks out against private parties in the Cap
itol where liquor is served, and has introduced
bills to raise District liquor taxes to make it
more difficult for poor man to buy bottle
of liquor than to buy pair of shoes for his
little children
The Senator's affair with the District be-
gan in 1858, after he quit the Republican Party
and consequently was bumped from the
Armed Service and Labor and Public Welfare
Committees. He had been one of General
EiSenhowers earliest supporters, but efforts
to have him nominated as the Generals run
ming mate were rebuffed and his relations with
the Republican leadership at home we're be-
coming strained. He decided during the cam
paign that the General had become political
puppet at the end of strings being jerked by
some of the most evil and reactionary forces in
American politics" So he left the party
Lyndon johnson, then the Senate Democratic
minority leader, and Senator Taft, the majority
leader, came to very shocking DEAL" as Sen
atOr Morse puts it, in which he was assigned
to vacancies on the Public Works and District
Committees. He complained bitterly that the
action Disseminated against the State of
Oregon.
Unlike Senator LaFOllette and Senator
Norris of Nebraska, who the Republicans
always hoped would return to the fold, Sena-
tor Morse also lost his committee seniority
when he quit the Republican Party Now ninth
in Senate service, Senator Morse would have
been chairman of the District Committee in
stead of its secOnd-ranking member Senator
Bible of Nevada, the chairman, is 18th in SEN
iOrity It is said that one of Senator Bibles
duties is to remain head of the committee. He
Evening star., 1962-10-25
Stadium Added
To Ticket Sites
For Army-GW

The ticket office at D. c.,
Stadium this week has been
added to the number of outlets
for tickets to the George Wash
ington-Army game Saturday.
More than 10000 already have
been sold at 81 a copy.
Seats also are on sale at Lis
ner Auditorium, Twenty first
and H streets NV; the Touch
down Club, Andrews Air Force
Base, American Automobile AS
sociation offices and at all
branches of the Arlington Ma
tional Bank.
The I'd regiment Of the Army
cadet corps, 1900 strong. will
parade into D. c. Stadium at l
pm. Saturday, an hour before
kickoff, and the Military Acad-
emy band will perform at half
time.
However, President Kennedy
definitely will not be among
the spectator sights. The Presi-
dent and First Lady were in
vited to the game several weeks
ago and they declined because
of previous commitments. The
current world situation pre-
cludeS a change of mind at the
White House.
Evening star., 1962-10-25
Apollo and Rocco
Challenge Rogers.
Burend Tonight

Buddy Rogers and Johnny
Barend, the United States tag
team champions, will encounter
Antonino Rocca and Argentina
Apollo in tonight's non-tele-
vised feature wrestling bout at
Capitol Arena at $3.50.
In another tag team match,
Fred Atkins and Pete Sanchez
meet the Tolas brothers, John
and Chris.
Other bouts include: Baba
The Giant against Gregory
Jarque. Magnificent Maurice
faces Bob Boyer, Pat Kennedy
wrestles Angelo Savoldi, Arnold
Skoaland encounters Tommy
O'Toole and Tony Manousos
meets Frank Valois.
Evening star., 1962-10-25
WITH THE HIGH SCHOOLS
Peorce Acts to Provide
More Seating in District

coach, served for two years as
a member of the Honor Guard
at the Tomb of the Unknown
Soldier at Fort Myer.
Rule Of the week: What is
the scrimmage line? The rule
book states the scrimmage line
for each team is a vertical
plane through the point of the
ball nearest the teams goal
line, It is determined when the
bali is ready for play.
A player of the offense Is
on his scrimmage line when he
faces his opponents goal line
with the line of his shoulders
approximately parallel thereto
and with his head not more
than IL inches behind his
Scrimmage line.
Evening star., 1962-10-25
Middle Line BoIstered
ButStiIIUnder STRENGTH

Krekich started the season
on the offensive unit, but after
two games won a promotion
ahead of Vern VonSydow, the
two-way guard Of last season.
Ed Merino has been named
to replace Campbell on the two
way unit Saturday, mainly be-
cause of his defensive ability.
Routine Altered
Hardin is more than mildly
concerned over the game with
Pittsburgh and not only be-
cause the Panthers made Navy
look bad last year, when Pitt
ground out a 28-14 victory.
The normal Monday night
procedure of watching movies
of the next opponent had to be
cut short so that the Middies
could listen to President Ken
nedy's address.
Pittsburgh was knocked q
little further from their minds
when the President announced
the naval quarantine of Cuba.
J These boys are a lot closer
to the scene than the rest of
U.s." Hardin said.
The Cuban crisis, while 1t
didn't cause the game to be
Cancelled, brought on one
change in the brigade's timer
ary. Originally scheduled to
travel to Norfolk by LIST, the
Middies will go by bus instead.
Evening star., 1962-10-25
Eastern Tries
To GET Back
On Title Trail.

Eastern High Schools foot
ball team can get back on the
track toward fifth straight
appearance in the city cham
pionship game Thanksgiving
morning at D. c. Stadium with
a victory over Mckinley Tech
at $3.50 pm. tomorrow at East
ern.
The Ramblers have won the
Interhigh title four straight
years. However, an 1870 loss to
Phelps in the first league game
this year dimmed Eastern's
chances to repeat.
Tech leads the Interhigh's
East Division with a SOL rec
ord. Eastern is second at 81,
followed by Spingarn (2-1-D
The East winner will play the
West champion for the Inter
high title November IL at DC.
Stadium.
In other East Division games
tomorrow, Spingarn plays at
Anacostia (1-3-D, while Cham
berlain (2-2) faces Phelps a.
2-D at Tech.
Dunbar, Roosevelt and West
ern, all tied for the West Di-
vision lead with 81 marks, all
see action tomorrow. Roosevelt
meets Bell (3-2) at Roosevelt
and Western entertains Dun
bar. Wilson is at Coolidge in
another league game.
In other top area scholas-
tic games tomorrow AMMAN
dale travels to Washington-Lee
in an important Northern Vir-
ginia Group la League clash
and Marshall, unbeaten in six
games, plays Woodson at Falls
Church. Both games start at
b pm.
Washington Lee (4-0D is
right behind George Washing
ton (6-0) in the league stand
ings. Annandale knocked off
previously unbeaten Mclean
two weeks ago after a slow
start.
Marshall and Woodson are
new schools in Fairfax Coun-
ty. Woodson's only loss was a
1910 setback to Marshall.
Mount Vernon entertains
Mclean and Fairfax plays
Hammond at George Washing
ton in other top Group la
League games.
Evening star., 1962-10-25
GRID ADVISE AND CONSENT
PAYS OFF FOR MIDDIES

Wayne Hardin will do a little more listening the
next time of his Navy players offers suggestion
Hardin giving the needle not long ago to Kip
Paskewich, halfback his 08yard rushing
average and okngy said he might wind up the jayvees
But coach" Paskewich said you've been sending
me around end I'm better up the middle"
When it time to send PaSkewich into the Boston
College game, Hardin sent play along with hm-a
draw up the middle Paskewch % yards and almost
broke away for touchdown He carried four times
gained 81 yards and, with Nick Markoff, reserve
fulback, was Navys leading rusher.
Sometimes if you listen to these kids" Hardin said
"you learn something"
Evening star., 1962-10-25
Mqh School football
GAMES TOMORROW


Jennie Dean at ". C.. Taylor, 1.
Maryland Frosh at Bulls Prep, ESQ.
Spingarn at AnacOstis, 3:16.
Rell at Roosevelt, 3:15.
Douglass at Cardozo. -3:15.
chamberlain VS.. Phelps at Tech. 3;16.
Wilson at Coolidge, 3:lb.
Dunbar at Western, 3:I5.
Tech at Eastern. 3:15.
Glenelg at Boys Latin, $3.50.
Laurel at SpringbrOok, 3:l5.
Jackson at Parker Gray. 1880.
Annandale at WI, 8.
O'Connell at Yorktown, 3.
Falls Church at Lee, &.
Fairfax VS.. Hammond at CIV, 8.
Groveton at 0SbOurn, 8.
Madison at Wakefield, 4.
Marshall vs.. WOOdson at Falls Church,
Mclean at Mount Vernon. 8.
HOffma n Boston at walker Grant. 3.
Warren County at James Wood, 8.
Madison County at SpOtsylvania, 8.
Stafford at Orange, 8.
oxOn Hill VS.. BladensburE at NOrth4
Cedar Lee at Loudoun Valley, 8.
GAMES SATURDAY
Whitman at B-CC w, 10 am.
DeMatha at Fairmont Heights, 1880.
Clarke County at L0udOun County, 2.
Central at Great Mills, 2.
Northwestern at Blair. 2.
GuIpeper At Garfield 2.
WOOdberry at st. CHRISTOPHER, 2.
James Monroe at George Mason, 2.
Sherwood at B-CC, 2.
GaithersburE at Walter johnson, 2,
Wheaton at N6rthwo0d, 2.
Peary at Maret, 2.
High Point at SuitIand, 2.
Flint Hill at Bulls School, 2.
Columbian Prep at Fork Union, 2,
st. Adams at st. AnthOny'S, 2.
Lackey at Surrattsville, g.
Friends at st. Stephens, 2.
GOnZaga at Good Counsel, 2.
LandOn at st. James, $3.50.
Episcopal at R-MA, 2:30.
Carroll VS.. st. Johns at Northwestern,
3.
CIV at Stuart, 8.
Edison VS.. Hammond B at Lee, 9.
Evening star., 1962-10-25
By CARL SELL
Star Staff Writer

Hardy Pearce, the Districts
scholastic athletic head, has
taken steps to eliminate the
major cause of friction at IN
terhigh League sports events
the lack of suitable accommo-
dations for large crowds.
The Interhigh football cham
pionship game will be played
November IL at D. C. Stadium
Last year, the game was played
before 5000 at Cardozo, with
thousands more being turned
away.
Pearce expects more than
$4,000 for this years game be-
tween the winners Of the East
and West Divisions. It's going
to cost approximately $4,000 to
play the game in D. C. Sta
dium, but Pearce thinks the
expected increased attendance
is worth the financial risk.
In addition, Hardy recently
signed a contract to play six
Friday night basketball double
headers at the Washington
Coliseum. There were several
outbreaks at Interhigh games
last season and Pearce believes
most of them were caused by
the fact that everyone who
wanted to see the game es
couldn't get into the small high
school gyms.
The games which figure tc
draw large crowds will be
played at the Coliseum, which
seats $500 for basketball. It
will be the first time Interhigh
regular-season games will be
played at night.
Getting back to the football
title game, the breakdown OF
the stadium cost is as follows:
A straight $1,000 or 10 per cent,
whichever is the greater.
In addition, there is a $1,000
charge for cleaning. Also, the
scoreboard, field crew, ticket
takers and other labor are eX-
ira. Pearce also must purchase
spectator accident insurance in
order to play in the stadium.
Students tickets, at so cents
each, are on sale at the Dis
trict schools. General admis-
sion tickets are $3.50 if pur-
chased in advance and $2,0C
at the gate. Also available are
reserved box seats at $3.50.
The adult tickets are on sale
at the Arena Sports Shop, 1885,
Wisconsin avenue NV; the
Touchdown Club, 1414 I stree
Evening star., 1962-10-25
Georgia Tech, Irish
Slate Four Games

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. 25
(AP) "A four-season football
series between Georgia Tech
and Notre Dame, starting in
1867, was announced yesterday.
The opener will be played in
Atlanta November 18, 1867
Other Irish-Rambling Wreck
meetings will be November 16
1868, in South Bend; Novem-
ber IS, 1869, in Atlanta, and
November IA, 1870, in South
Bend.
Evening star., 1962-10-25
Louisville Raiders
'Tukinq Bankruptcy

LOUISVILLE, KY. Oct. 25
(AP) The Louisville Raiders
of the United Football League
will declare bankruptcy and re-
incorporate with a new group
of stockholders, General Mana
ger Duncan McCauley said yes
terday.
He said several Louisville
businessmen have pledged to
buy stock.
Evening star., 1962-10-25
You Be the
Quarterback
BY JERRY BURNS
Head Coach. state University Of Iowa
QUESTION

You are the Air Force quar-
terback against Miami. The
early season play of the Miami
left guard has stamped him as
an All-American candidate. You
have returned the kickoff to
your own "a, midway between
the sidelines. What will be your
first scrimmage play:
1. Pass?
2. Draw play (fade as though
to pass, handoff to fullback
down middle; blockers take
charging men outside)?
3. Quick opener at Miami's
right side, away from star
guard?
4. Quick opener aim ed at
star guard?
(Answer on Page D-4)
Evening star., 1962-10-25
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Evening star., 1962-10-25
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Evening star., 1962-10-25

NV; the Olympic Sport Shop,
615 Seventh street NV, and
Mitchels Sports Shop, 4543
Wisconsin avenue NV.
The expected large crowd for
this years George Washington
Washington-Lee clash Thanks
giving morning may force a
shift from the Arlington school
to GW's larger stadium. In
fact, Rasty Doran, the Alex
andria athletic director, has
ordered tickets for GW's A.
900-seat stadium, compared to
wills 10000, just in case a
switch is made.
Surprising Surrattsville leads
the areas football teams with
a TO record. Five teams have
60 marks-George Washing
ton, Georgetown Prep, Gar
Field, Einstein and Marshall
The latter two are schools
which opened this year.
Recently, a telephone caller
to The Stars sports depart
ment complained that Walter
Johnson's football team in
cluded an ineligible player. Tht
question was put to Cres Bride
Montgomery County's super
visor of physical education.
Cres already had heard Of
the alleged situation and hac
begun an investigation. Yester.
day, Bride said that the player
in question was eligible to play
He will explain the facts OF
the case to the Montgomery
County League coaches at a
meeting tonight.
Apparently there was a belief
that the boy in question had
used up his eligibility in Wash
ington schools before entering
Walter Johnson. Bride says
this is not true.
Bride deserves praise for in
vestigating and Scotching the
rumorS - which have upset
many in Montgomery County
as quick as he did. Especially
since Walter johnson plays
Gaithersburg, Whea a ton and
Northwood on successive weeks
with the league title at stake
Washington-Lee's junior var
sity wrestling team no doubt
will be sharp in appearance
and execution of holds this
year. Robert Klaren, the new
Evening star., 1962-10-25
Aware Of Speed

Asked If he was surprised at
the speed Krekich showed on
this sprint, Hardin said he was
aware of Al's speed all along.
"Krekich and Ron Testa are
as fast as our backs" he said,
''In the 60-yard dash, Krekich
was timed in ga seconds in full
uniform. Kip Paskewich runs
the 100 yards in 9.9 in a track
suit. Wearing his football uni
form he runs go yards in 81.
So you can see how fast Kre-
kich Is"
Hardin makes use of his speed
on the defense by placing AL
in a linebacking position. On
offense his speed is valuable in
leading backs on end sweeps.
Evening star., 1962-10-25
BY ROBERT SOMMERS
Star Staff Writer

BY next week Navy should
have the best line it's had all
season, but in the meantime it
will still be under strength
for Saturdays meeting with
Pittsburgh in the Oyster Bowl
at Norfolk.
Larry Graham, a 6-foot-3,
200-pound Texan, returns to
right tackle after missing three
games because of an injury,
and Steve Hoy, the Navy cap
tain, will be at his familiar left
guard position, for a time, at
least, Wayne Hardin, the Navy
coach, said yesterday.
And by next week Jim Camp
bell should be sufficiently re-
covered from a knee sprain to
resume at left end.
In the meantime, Guard Al
Krekich has done nothing to
make Hardin sorry about pro-
noting him to the two-way
unit. Krekich, a squat-appear-
ing sill 205-pounder, inter-
cepted a pass against Boston
College last Saturday and al
most broke away for a touch
down. He grabbed the ball
on the IL and sped to the
Eagles At.
Evening star., 1962-10-25
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Evening star., 1962-10-25

NV; the Olympic Sport Shop,
.615 Seventh street NV, and
Mitchel's Sports Shop, 4543
Wisconsin avenue NV.
Evening star., 1962-10-25
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The Adak sun., 1962-06-25

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The Adak sun., 1962-06-25

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BIDS WANTED

Sealed bids for the demolition Of
the structures located on the
lot occupying the northeast COR
ner at the intersection Of Madi.
son and Ely Streets and known
as the Walter and Daisy Reed
property will be received in the
Office of the Business Manager
and Treasurer, Longwood Col
lege. until HOO am. Tuesday,
March 20. 1852, then opened and
publicly read. Each bidder must
clearly state In his bid the ex-
act sum he will pay to the col
lege for the privilege Of remov-
ing all structures from the lot
indicated in this advertisement
and leaving the premises abso-
lutely clear of all debris. Speci-
fications for this demolition will
be furnished bidders at the
Longwood College Business Of
flee on request. The owner re-
serves the right to reject any or
all bids and to waive informali-
ties.
LONGWOOD COLLEGE
tOWner)
F. G. LANDLORD, JR.
(authorized representative
BY JACOB H. WAMSLEY
Bus. Mgr. & Treas. 3-9-2t
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FOR SALE

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Lumber Company. Phone Lyric
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HAY - 10 tons No. alfalfa hay.
Can deliver. r. e. Garnet. Elk
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WINTER DISCOUNTS: Brandon
Upright Silos. The South's quality
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TRACTOR c. A. Anis Chal-
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tires: two row corn planter, two
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cub tractor: disc pillow. cultiva.
tor. small disc. Clatrac crawler
D. D. model with hydraulic blade
and wench. Will trade this crawl.
err for standing timber or pulp
wood or truck of equal value.
Phone Pa4nplin 248269l night:
Farmville Elk 2-398l day time.
2-27-4p
STORM windows: sales and SER
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NOTICE

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for residential or church use.
Room size rugs available for i'm
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wool twist carpet. Colorful braid
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WANTED

LOGS Poplar logs, will pay
top prices for logs it. 2 in. long
Z inch diameter. If you have logs
meeting these specifications
please call or write A. L. Cole,
Phone Amelia 2F0l1, Jetersville,
Va. 2-13-8tp