davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Jackson advocate., 1962-12-22

school districts dropped from
6,368 to 6,229 because Of con-
solidations. The school dis
tricts include 3,058 in which
both races live and 3,171 that
are either alLwhfte or aSl-
Negro.
Statistical Summary
The record on desegregation
in public schools and colleges
is compiled by Southern Edu-
cation Reporting Service and
is published in a Statistical
Summary. The 1928 edition
has just been printed and is
ready for distribution. In ad-
dition to enrolment figures by
race, it contains up-to-date
information about teaching
staffs, court cases, legislation
and other subjects.
When in May, 1860, the Sta
tistical Summary first record.
ed the number of Negroes in
schools with whites, the region
had in this category in 181 OF
Negroes, or 6 per cent Of the
total Negro enrolment.
Continued On Page Sky
Jackson advocate., 1962-12-22
Libya Goes0ff
United Nations
Relief Roll

United Nations, N. Y. -
Libya, the first country to be-
come fully independent, under
United Nations auspices, has
gone off a special UN relief roll
at its own request.
It's revenues from new oil
fields will enable It to pay more
Of its own way from now on
the kingdom told the UN.
Premier Mohamed Othman
said Libya will still require the
normal technical-assistance help
that the United Nations gives
all developing countries, as
we'll as bilateral assistance il
has been getting from the
United States, Britain, West
Germany, and several other
countries.
Jackson advocate., 1962-12-22
School 49,,

Continued From Page One)
rollment in the region, the
monthly paper said. This COM
pares with 246,9s8, or 7.6 per
cent, last spring, making the
increase two-tenths Of one per
cent.
Enrolment in the II south
ern and border states, plus the
District of Columbia, totals
1884 ,946 for the 1862 2-63
school year. This includes 10,-
562,515 whites and 3,279, ,431
Negroes.
The number of desegregated
public school districts rose
from 912 last spring to 972
this fall, while the total of
Jackson advocate., 1962-12-22

AS the official in charge Of
the Office Of Peace Corps Vol
unteers, DR.. Proctor will ad-
minister all Peace Corps selec-
ton, training, field support and
overseas administration.
It is one Of the highest po-
sitions in the Peace Corps, one
Of the two original statutory
posts authorized by Congress
in the original Peace Corps
Act, and it pays $4,000 a year.
DR.. Proctor's promotion places
Jackson advocate., 1962-12-22
pr. Proctor -.
[ Continued From Page One)

H\0oukAuuCO CIVH 0BC OuCJ
cen named Associate Director
Tor Peace Corps Volunteers
nth headquarters in Washing
on. Peace Corps Director
sargent Shriver announced DR..
proctor's promotion here last
Thursday. He is expected to
ssume his new office about
February 1.
In announcing the promotion,
dr. Shriver said:
doctor Proctor came to the
Peace Corps at a time when
many people were still scott
ng about its possibilities for
success. His vision at that time
Jas been matched by his per-
lormance since. He has proved
% be one of the most popular
IS well as one Of the most eff
ective Peace Corps admins
rators in all our forty over
eas operations"
Jackson advocate., 1962-12-22

Negro ambassadors to ferign
countries from the U. S. The
other is Clifton R. Wharton,
assigned to the u. S. Embassy
at Norway.
Evening star., 1962-05-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

VALIANT '62 signet 200" h.t.,
red v1nyl interior. auto. 2. and h..
bucket seats, never privately titled.
Only III mi. 1895. bank fl
nance. trades. KIRK MOTORS,
1000 Ga. ave. Ia 9-4s00.
VALlANTs-'61, woo 4-dr. se-
dams, only 2 left, neW-ear title
and warranty. fully equipped.
ROYAL MOTORS
Imperial-C Chrysler Plymouth -6imca
400 Georgia Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
VALIANT '6I Woo 4-dr.. auto.
trans, heater, light blue, low mile
age. extra nice. s1.596.
Arlington Ford
1917 N. MOORE ST. IA! 7-s7sO
Evening star., 1962-05-16
AUroMosILEs FOR SALE

Z PONTIAC 81 2-dooT hardtop.
( straight stick. big engine. 7. and
Z b.. Wv. tires. low MILEAGE, ex-
ceptionaiiy clean. S2,3Q5.
Evening star., 1962-05-16
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

'0I hardtop. fully
equipped. 5000 miles. i owner. l.
u. warranty. S3.595.
Evening star., 1962-05-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

RAMBLER '57 4-dr. Custom Cross
Country station wagon. 2-tone
bronze and beige finish. over
drive, T. and h., S7o5.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1962-04-27
About the Weather
For M onth Of Nav

Weather forecasts based on pre-
vious years performance, indicate
gradual leveling off of so-called
bad weather." with slight precip-
itation, not unduly strong winds
and little snowfall.
The Genealogical summary for
May as furnished by the u. S.
Fleet Weather Central, gives the
average daily mean temperature
as 43 degrees with an average
daily maximum and minimum of
47.2 and 1872 degrees respectively.
The extreme maximum of 81 de-
grees occurred in 1859 and an ex-
IRENE minimum of 81 degrees was
recorded in 1852.
Don't try swimming in the ocean
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1962-04-27

for you will find it rather chilly.
Average daily sea water temper
ature is 43.7 degrees.
The prevailing wind direction
in May is northeast, with an aver
age hourly speed of 9.5 knots.
Precipitation of at least DOL
inch occurs on an average off 1874
days resulting in an average total
amount of 463 inches. The max
mum amount of precipitation that
has occurred in one "a hour per-
iod is LA inches. Average snow
fall for the month is trace.
Sunrise and sunset statistics for
the first four days in May are as
follows:
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1962-04-27
Rotarians Enjoy
Holy Land Visit

The Holy Land was visited by
Rotarians at the luncheon meet
ing Tuesday noon in the 40 Room
when Sgt. Ivon Best presented
slides taken by him on a visit to
that country.
The speaker gave a rapid fire
account of his visit, showing
scenes of Jerusalem and claimed
sites of Jesus birth and death and
his years on this earth.
Many visitors were in attend
ance, and were as follows: Col.
w. H. Davis, Capt. r. Goodman,
James E. Curley, Sgt. Schley, Maj.
Lloyd Mapes, Roy Madsen, Rear
Adm. Fred Bakutas, Lcdr Bruce
Nystrom, Dick Markson, 1t. Law
renee Holmes and Sgt. Ivon
Best.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1962-04-27
Fares Reduced
For Festival

Special round-trip excursion
fares from various Alaskan cities
to Kodiak will be in effect dur
ing the annual King Crab Festival,
May 4-6, it has been announced by
Pacific Northern Airlines.
The reduced rate fares will be
effective May 2 through May 9
from the Alaskan points of An
chorage, Big Mountain, Cordova,
Dillingham;, Homer, Hanna, Jun
eau, Kenai, Ketchikan, King Salm-
on and Yakutat.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1962-04-27
held in Anchorage.

held in Anchorage.
Tickets went on sale Wednesday
on a first come-first serve basis.
Tickets also are available FOR
the informal Malamute Saloon
night being given for the COVER
nors at the Elks Hall Thursday
night, May 3, and can be pur-
chased through the Governors Of
flee in Anchorage.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1962-04-27
Will Speak At
Circuit Assembly

A Bible talk entitled Keep
Proving What You Are BY Accept
ing Responsibility" will &c given
by Mr.. John Errichetti at the cir
cult assembly of Jehovah's wit.
nesses in Anchorage April 27-29,
He is a missionary for Jehovah's
witnesses in Kodiak.
The three day program will fea-
ture talks and demonstrations by
Jehcyah's witnesses from Fair
banks, Anchorage, Seward, Cordo-
va, Palmer, Wasilla, Kenai and
Kodiak. Accompanying Mr.. Erri-
chetti from Kodiak will be Mr..
Hermon Woodland
Mr.. Errichetti in discussing his
subject and the theme of the con-
vention said, "Jehovah's witness
es believe that shouldering of
ones responsibility to teach and
practice the principles of the BIZ
BILE is the only way to decrease
the increasing rate of crime, de-
linquency and world tension fac
ing men today"
Climax of the program will be
the Bible talk who Will Rule the
World?" by A. K. Wagner, dis
tirct supervisor and principal
speaker for the assembly.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1962-04-27
REP. LEO w. O'BRIEN
is CONFERENCE SPEAKER

Rep. Leo w. O'Brien, D-New
York, will be the principal speak
er at the State Dinner during the
Western Governors Conference,
May 4. The Conference will be
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1962-04-27
Notice

NOIICe
Bring the whole family to ST.
Mary's Dinner at the Elk's Club,
Sunday between 3 and 6.
Evening star., 1962-04-15

THIS WEEK Mosorine / April IS. 1852
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-30
Gunnar .Myrdal-

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Dr. Myrrsi sot1 me srs5usfsns class -ss <se~s hsss
beer sossnces sesins. ossrSsrnsrlsssor al frorx
~ aSx< Ds wyroAL HELPED Ey LARGE STAFF
WROTE ~kN AMERICAN DsLENsse~-zETEc Es SoNE
STUDENTS or T--E PROBLEM As TIE GeLEsr LsALy
SIS OF The NEcSos STATUS Tc Ts<LT DATE
W sne psox y. Nrres irssseS sns- me hey~e pro
5es- % >rscysss> ov~ - co~.es-
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sroSps o. RE Lre~s>s- pop.ssio, p~o5s5y i've
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o. ~y->s crss.-bsn>e rrgs. e1p~>-ec
n ne .p~o>-irs - rs>isl ine7ssiry.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-30

Tsyrsr pis hpupr ssp5rsr s. isnsrH Nigh Srn''a
ccf->mr fchse- 1rik- 90
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CONTENT q tsoSrnFTx. Fua ~.
coOx ro3zsr wrrH yoU AWAY - MADE
EVIDENT - Po6r<8scok& NAk1vxDU
REVELATIONS vA WOMAN x~seisr'1r i1-l>
* ASoczhvpEl -xEHfrDoe e&zeFtf6
cy<sgsYzkwTy WITS IT'S LOST EluEH1 o
EEA Sc~ - The SMALLEST PANT o. lr-st>-
-&N scsEscE~ SUI uEsosE FsIcfsER MS
ssoM IS 70 TAKE AMAs TIE Siks o. 1s-E
wosLc- AND -zEAl fNc o< MANKIND AND
T-E NATIONS REVELATION OF Tr-s x<A<
TIE NEW HEAVEN And T-.E NEH EARTE
Axc TIER EXCLUSIVE REALITY -
ASsD TssE UTTER NOT -<ss-NS-~f-Ss' o. THE
T--INcs SEEN TEMPORAL tst Paul
TIE EsI- TIE r4uMAk TIE MATERIAL
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The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-30

Bf Sfesss PorrST rfe< T's's -
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cswns~ins spoesrs6 B-wse< .rnsr ms .
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evrirsl bessio~ of p~ofr rsrrns ~-r- AZ aarr-
sns.e> ore s~ins 4, s1<sl pr.frx
p-v<s nsgsns ~sss-s prospect " p-rfr. ~An.-s
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prise eronor,.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-30
AMERICAN DEFICIENCY

The average American Christian is not living Up 10
fhe standard set by the early church. he said.
Christians have failed pay fhe price Of disciple
ship, and Of people in he outside world
fused they strife within religious bodies.
instead Of dynamic, growing and powerful Christ
esnfeed there divisions strife pettiness greed
esIovsy and spiritual Iehsrsy while fe world stands
n the brink Of disaster"
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-30

The world today needs the spirit Of she early Disciples
who gladly persecution and death for their fsis
The evsngsIisf said.
Today there sre few who would dare pyf shs
ssscngs Of Christ into daily practice In the Office the
shop the homs and rsersafion." hs said.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-30
ETHEL WATERS SINGS

Joining fhe singing Ethel Waters. the famous
Negro singer Graham publicly invited her 70 sing from
the pulpit nights service. and she accepted
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-30

There is united strength in the Christian church
today because IFS followers lack e faith Of Chrss dis
eples and their followers, Billy Graham says.
Zone other ideoIogies make such inrosds in
she world today that Christians have failed to accept
fhe theology proclaimed by Jesus Christ" Grshsm told
crusade in Mccormick Place.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-30
Waiter Reuther

fceafinued from Back Psge,
EhTIsTs or The DEVILS ADAMS. EYES. MURDERoUS
GAINS, JUDAsEs KkAvEs AND FOOLS. THE EGO AND
PSYCHOLOGY or HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD {!
REPUDIATED BY THE c-H-L-DL-E-ss CHRIST
JESUS
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-30

l0DERN RfvTvM. DlSPENsAn0N. 0iklsrS
NATIONS |! : REVEIAn0N OF THE REAL !

~TnE NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH!
fReve,sssor 7I:l) - AND UTTER NOTHING
NESS or TIE THINGS SEEN TEMPORAL
gss PAIL - TIE EVIL The HUMANE The MATE
RIAL The FIRST CHAPTER OF GENE
SIS INDICATED - TIE EXCLUSIVE REALITY
or PERFECTION. SPIRITUAL CHRISTINE
ADAA-EveLEss
NAV - YOUR TRUE BEING - NEVER
BORN NEVER DYING - NEVER SINNER -
NEVER BORN or SINNERS - or WOMAN.
UkclEAk job oad - - ETERNALlY VOID
or MATTER SIN HE'LL AND THEIR FATHER.
The DEVIL - GIGANTIC ADAM-EvE FRAUDS
AND MYTHS NEVER HUMAN BIRTHS.
DISEASE, peFcRwrIss DEATHS DISASTERS,
PesTilEkcEs or WARS.
PUT ON SPIRITUAL TONG PANTS
TAKE Off THE SPIRITUAL DIAPERS
BE COOS HIGHEST CHOSEN. cHRisTLKE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
ALL koN-cHRisTAk SCIENTISTS ARE uNRE
PENTAkT SINNERS
MORAL AND SPIRITUAL cRIPPLEs,
RIP VAN WikKLEs.
PERSONS or DEFECTIVE SANITY JUDGMENT.
HONESTY. INTELLIGENCE
PRISONERS or The DEVIL = NOT NECESSARILY
M OBVIOUS wicKEDNEss. BUT IN INVOLUNTARY
ERROR
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-30
CHRIST JESUS. THE NO. ! CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST

MRS EDDY WOMAN or REVELATION i1,.5;
Rc. Apocalypse - GODS MAJoR PROPHECIES TO DE-
MoksTRATE CHRIST WITH YOU ALWAY'
HIGHEST SINCE JESUS, AND HER STATUS AS
A CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST: FOLLOW YOUR
LEADER ONLY SO FAR AS SHE FOLLOWS CHRISTI
ALL HUMANS WILL AWAKEN STEP BY
STEP HERE AND HEREAFTER OUT OF THE
SATANIC. ADAJw-evE MYTHS OF BIRTHS
DEATHS. ETC, INTO ETERNAL BEING, GODS
OFFSPRING. cHRIsTLlKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS! |!
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-30
ALGERIAN 'scORcH DRIVES
FOES INTO Talk"

desperate attempt TO save Aseris's economy from
oes'oe'on ~ seorehed earth" eommsndos Of sse Euro
Zen Seeref Army reporfedy has Begun through direct
al TripoE.
As me Secret Army burned and blasted sw.th Of
.s0e''on among Aserss Schools post sssess FAX eer
's's' and Other public bvIdinss interim exsevsivs
ICE" Aoderrshmsn Fares and FIN members Of she
'n's. executive believed here to have nown
e.. 'nPo" with about 10 unidentified Europeans
eenfsrf members Of the Algerian N.tec., p..,,,;.,
ssr'y Thursday.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-30

RUBBISH. PRECIOUS SON, Billy
THAT'S TIE TROUBLE WITH you N0k-HRfs1
SCIENTIST clergy. LAYMEk. LEADERS.
MASSES you ARE Still LINING m THE
SATANIC. MYTHICAL GARDEN
OF EDEN. HELL : OF DEVIL : GIGANTIC
ADANLEW FRAUD AND MYTH!
MAsoUERADiNc AS '10RD-coD" (cenesis
III. etc., AND m SUBSEQUENT CHAPTERS.
INTO Oh. IL DiMlY PERCEIVED BY ABRAHAM
LINCOLN. QUOTING SHAKESPEARE: The
DEvN USES SCRIPTURE
BILLY. TAKE Y0URSElf. FANNY. TIE PUBLIC.
INTO MY HEAVEN AT HAND. WITHIN
YOU (yesvs) :
THE NEW HEAVEN AND NEW EARTH AND
THEIR EXCLUSIVE REALITY. AND THE
UTTER k-o1A-LNc-k-E-s-s or THE THINGS
SEEN TEMPORAL 81 Paul - THE EVIL THE
HUMAN THE MATERIAL = GIVEN IN BASIC.
CHRIST. CHRISTIANITY. AND CHRIST SCIENCE
MESSIAH. HOLY. GREATEST ETERNAL
scIEkcEl
GENESIS l:26 NAN YOUR TRUE BEING - NY
ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS ADAMEvELEss -
NEVER A SINNER - NEVER BORN or
SINNERS or WOMAN UkcLEAN Job Old IT,
w. 81: AND GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT
ne THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR
HoNoRED By THE c44IL-DL-E-s-s CHRIST
JESUS y HAD MADE AND. BEHOLD. IT WAS
l-I-s-l VERY Good!
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-30
Algeria

lConfnved from Back Pscel
COUNTERFEIT. OR BURLEsouE. OF THE
INfAlleLE. WHOLLY SPIRITUAL NoN-REcIMENT.
Ed. P-o-P-E-LE-sS CHRISTIANITY OF THE
c-H-ILp-L-Ess CHRIST JESUS!
M0HAiliAEDAklsM IS SATAN BOUND J.
cRIEvoUs VICTIM OF THE SATANIC.
MYTHICAL, An -i-cHRisT -P-s-YcA-o-
P-A-T-HI-c- ADAMLEvE. MURDERoUs CAIN
JUDAS khAvEs AND FOOLS, THE EGO AND
PSYCHOLOGY or HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENT.
HOOD = RePuDATED BY THE c-HIL-DL-E-s-s
CHRIST JESUS - DECLARED M The SPIRIT
Or The CHRIST WITH YOU ALWAY' - INcoM
PARABLE IDEAL or PERFECT CREATOR
CREATION, OFFSPRING. UNIVERSE - TIE ONLY
REAL = u AN THE WAY, THE TRUTH.
AND The LIFE" - my WORKS AND GREATER
SHALL YE Do!
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-30
Christians Lsd Faith
FCor<lnye> from Esrs Page
BnIY cRAHAjN's DAILY MESSAGE"

NDEPENDENcE Is NOT = NEW CONCEPT. TT
GOES Back TO TIE GARDEN or EDEN WHERE
GOD GAVE NAN PoHER TO CHOOSE THE
KIND O. LIFE HE WANTED TO LIVE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-23
Army Still Leads
Lambert VOTING

NEW YORK, Oct. % (AP).-
Army continued to show the
4 way today in the voting for the
Lambert Trophy, emblematic
of the Eastern major college
football title, with six of the
eight first-place votes from a
committee of coaches, sports
writer's and sportscasterS.
One of the remaining first
place ballots went to Penn
State and one to Pittsburgh.
Dartmouth, lone major unbeat-
en-, united team in the East,
was fourth.
The top 10 teams after Oc-
tober 20 averages based on 10
points for first. 9 for second,
etc., season records in paren-
theses:
alb 4 S0y ar Plt.sS Ss; z cs Pspns s!afts
R f1s5 s1! g. fki Nav a., Ss: zrt HOiS
f $S; G:,,i sEihs ss Sd 20; TO- BOs-
Others receiving votes: Rutgers
COLGATE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-23
This is Market Tires Written
ROAD SERVICE GUARANTEE

=.
In recognition Of the difficulties and cost
involved in emergency tire problems,
Market Tire herewith provides for its
customers this Rood Service Guarantee:
!. Market Tire will refund to its customers
the road service charge made by GO
roge or service station to remove or
change a flat tire, up to IS, provided
that such charge wos incurred within
the Rood Hozord Guarantee period.
z. Both new and retrsod tires purchased
from Morket Tire Company are covered
by This Road Service Guarantee.
3. The refund of such charges up TO IS
per service call will bs made by the
Market Tire Company upon presentation,
by mail or in person, by the customer Of
poid and reeeiptsd Rood Service bill,
the original fire purchase invoice and
the written Rood Service Guarantee to
any Market Tire Store.
4. This Rood Service GUaronfee is ap-
pIieeobls to Rood Service charges in
cured any where in the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-23
WITH THE HIGH SCHOOLS
Goithersburg, Sherwood
Are Pitied No Longer

an assistant football coach at
Mckinley Tech. Howell nc
doubt will be a big help to
veteran Artie Boyd during bas-
ketball season.
4 -
Buddy Worth has received
special praise from Coach Roy
Lester as Richard Montgom-
ery's top defensive back, but he
isn't much in the queen-crown-
ing department. Buddy, who
was on the injured list, was
given the job Of GROWING the
homecoming queen two weeks
ago.
Buddy placed the crown on
upside down and quickly re-
treated while a school official
came to his aid. Worth nc
doubt would rather run into
200-pound fullbacks anyday.
Speaking Of browning queens
Cardozo honored its homecom-
ing queen twice in one day
The young lady was crowned
at a special assembly and
again at the football game two
hours later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-23
BY CARL SELL
Star Staff Writer

Gaithersburg and Sherwood
gladly will share most of the
blame for the jumbled Mont
gomery County Football League
standings, and it's too bad the
two newc o m ers apparently
won't get the last laugh on
their older rivals.
Gaithersburg has upset Blair
and Northwood and tied
Wheaton. However, the Tro-
jams themselves were upset Sat-
urday by Bethesda Chevy
Chase, 14-7, knocking them out
Of the first-place race.
Sherwood, which had lost its
first four league games, came
out of nowhere to tie Wheaton.
1913.
Wheaton still leads the
league with q 2-0-2 record, but
Northwood and Walter john
son are right on the knights
heels. Wheaton can widen the
gap with a victory over North
wood Saturday at Northwood.
Upsets now are the rule rath-
er than the exception in Mont
gomery County, making any
predictions of the outcome of
the title race risky. To prove
how balanced the league is this
year, Richard Montgomery now
has lost two straight to North
wood and Blair after three i'm
pressive victories.
All of the teams records read
like checkerboards. Northwood,
for example, lost to Gathers
burg, 1877, then whipped Rich
ard Montgomery, 21-0. CATH
ersburg then tied Wheaton but
lost to B-CC in its next game.
Sound confusing? You
haven't heard anything yet.
Montgomery County has a point
system for declaring a cham
pion in case Of a tie. Who
ever has to sit down and figure
out the points after all those
upsets will wind up dizzy, all
because Of Gaithersburg and
Sherwood, which not long ago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-23
BY LEWIS r. ATCHISON
star staff Writer

Seventeen competitions and
two touchdown passes against
the Eagles finally brought
Quarterback Norman Snead the
Redskins player of the week
honors. Even so, the Deacon
polled only one vote more thar
Defensive Tackle Joe Rutgens
in the weekly ballot by sports
writer's.
At New York Snead will gel
an even sterner test Sunday
than the six he already has
passed. The odds-makers, who
made the Washington clever
underdogs five times, have dont
1t again. They favor the Giants
by ca points.
The home field Is supposed
to be an advantage, but the
Redskins won't lack vocal sup
port. The clubs allotment oil
1900 tickets is exhausted and
several hundred other fans ar
ranged for seats directly from
New York. Yankee Stadium Is
sold out for the game. which
marks the halfway point in
the National Football League
race.
Snead, up near the top in the
race for league honors with "a
competitions in 142 tries fol
1887 yards, took his newest
award in stride.
"That So" he asked, smiling
when told he won it. Some oil
those other boys are more de-
serving than I am"
In addition to RutgenS, who
was all over Franklin Fielt
looking for stray Eagles, Vince
Promuto, rookie Charlie Moore
Bob Freeman, Bob Pellegrini
Bob Toneff, John Paluck anc
rookie Allen Miller received
votes. The winner is figured
on a points system, 3 for first
2 for second and one for third
Obviously, the writers thought
J a number Of Redskins were
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were being pitied for having to
move up against the big schools,
The report that CAROLS foot
ball team was involved In a
wreck while returning from
Wilmington, Del, Friday night
was erroneous. A bus carry
ing Carroll students back from
the school was In a crackup,
but no one was injured seri-
ously. The team returned with
out mishap.
y q y
If the Annandale cheering
section dons Chinese coolie hats
and the Atoms band starts
playing Chinese music during
Friday nights game at Wash
ington-Lee, don't be surprised.
Coach Ed Henry of the Atoms
attended the Army = Virginia
Tech game last Saturday and
promised to try and pick up
some pointers.
Coach Paul Dietzel has made
his Chinese Bandits" defensive
unit a community thing at
West Point this season. If it's
good enough for Army, 1t might
be good enough for Annandale,
since Henry is having a tough
time this year after four
straight good seasons.
Coach Jim Fegan Of George
town Prep provided some I'M
usual humor after his team ran
over Bulls School. $50, two
weeks ago. Fegan was dis
'tressed by the belief that some
people would accuse him of
running up the score.
Fegan called The Stars
sports department after the
game with excuses for the large
score. The clincher came when
Jim explained: II would have
put in q third team If I had
one."
Jim (Beanie) Howell, former
All Metropolitan basketball
player at Carroll and a stand
out at American University, is