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THE PASSING SHOW

ler's tentative list of plays
for the next season. 1t is
merely a guide to subscrib-
ers, 10000 of them this
year. It is also a reflection
of Arenas discriminating
taste.
Handy Temptation
What it should not be, but
often is, is a temptation to
the reviewer. He could avoid
this rather simply by bury
ing the plays under consid-
Grafton" list in a bottom
drawer after having written
his first column on Arenas
contemplated program. In
stead, he puts it in the mid
die, or top right hand,
drawer of his desk where it
is almost constantly at his
finger tips.
Eventually, he has no
choice but to select from the
list the eight plays he would
like to see at Arena the next
season. The plays chosen are
selected for personal rea-
sons, some of them out
rageously unreasonable.
A sample of this is Arthur
Wing Pinero's THE Magis-
trate." It has not been done
by anyone in decades, and
very probably won't be. New
ertheless, a reviewer would
like to see "The Magistrate"
or some other Pinero revival,
just to see what it was that
made this playwright such
an object of Bernard Shaw's
scorn when Shaw was a
critic.
Pretty negative. yes?
So. to be positive, there is
Leonid Andreyev's HE Who
Gets Slapped" 1t was writ
ten a long time ago. this
tender, ironic play about a
man of genius who rejects
the world that has rejected
him and seeks to lose his
identity by joining a circus.
1t has a timeless. timely
sound.
There is an Albert Camus
play on Arenas tentative list.
1t is an adaptation Of Feodor
Dostoyevski's THE Pos
sessed." Washington has yet
to see one of the stage works
of Frances most recent No
bel Prize winner. This is a
cultural gap which might be
worth filling even II Camus
was not at his best as q
dramatist.
Does anyone else share
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SCREEN

AMBASSADOR-"Island Of Love-: starts June S.
APEX-Franz Kafka's THE Trial.; starts Wednesday
CAPIToL-"Hud"; Paul Newman; starts Wednesday.
DUPONT-"The Law
KEITHS-"Cal Me BWana": starts June 90
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Can't Sing"
METROPOLITAN-"Isand of Love-" starts June S.
PALACE"The List of Adrian Messenger starts Wednes-
day.
PLAYHOUSE-"The Balcony"
ToWN-"Irma La Douce"; Shirley MacIaine Jack Lem
mon; starts June 81.
TRANS-LUX-"Bye Bye Birdie"
WARMERS Days at Peking"; starts Wednesday
Evening star., 1963-05-26

uette from Miss Crawford,
who brought 1t east on her
recent trip.
II was shocked when they
told me l had won the
Oscar" Anne confessed. Il
had done no campaigning
for II In Hollywood. I'm not
a Hollywood person. Never
have been, although I was
under contract 10 goth Gen.
tury-Fox for two years. They
dropped my option and I
signed a two-picture deal.
That's all / did for them,
two pictures. l loved the
weather In Hollywood, but I
was so mixed up there that
! didn't notice the weather
after a while. I was there
six years / came from tele-
vision when / was 49,"
A Nice Life
l always am amazed that
anyone gets signed 10 a con-
tract In Hollywood. The odds
are so much against II. This
is how Miss Bancroft started
In Hollywood. II made a test
Evening star., 1963-05-26
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

North American Newspaper Alliance
HoLLYWO WOOD.-"I've
never had romance with a
leading man." said this
years Oscar winner, Anne
Bancroft. "On the stage,
that is" she added. II did
have one In a film" Scott
Brady?" this reporter
prompted. YES" said Anne.
HE came TO see me in New
York while I was in The
Miracle Worker, and we al
most got married" He was
mad about you," / remem-
bered. Yes" Anne reflected.
HE was mad about me, come
TO think OF IT," Anne and
Brady were teamed in "The
Restless Breed" nine years
ago. II saw II on televiSion
the other night and had a
good laugh" she said. Anne
is now going steady with
writer Mel Brooks. But no
marriaee-yet." SO much
for the romance department.
Anne, 81, has been married
before.
The Run Was Short
Anne was so sure that her
Mother Courage" play
would have a long run, she
made no other plans for this
year. But the play closed
after a short run. and the
brunette star has time on
her hands, 10 rest or work.
'I'd like TO 90 abroad but
that is too difficult for a
woman alone. You have 10
90 with someone, a man pref
erably, and won't get mar
ried just TO have a vacation.
SO, III probably spend the
summer at my house on Fire
Island, reading scripts"
And she has had plenty
offered her, even before win
ming the oscar for the best
performance by an actress
In the movie version OF "The
Miracle Worker" Joan Craw-
ford accepted the award for
Anne, who was then In her
Broadway play. Anne re-
ceived the, gold plated stat5
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HOLLYWOOD
Since Courage PIoy Failed,
Anne Has Time on Her Hands

with an actor I know to help
him out. He was the one they
were considering at goth. He
never did anything. I don't
know where he is or what
happened to him.
II was not unhappy in
Hollywood at the beginning.
II was a nice life. I'd never
had a swimming pool at my
front door. I'd never seen a
palm tree and II had never
been spring all the year
round. The first thing they
did to me was change my
name. ! was born Anna Marie
Italiano. ] had changed 1t
to Anna Marno for televi-
sion. Daryl Zanuck thought
II was Still too European.
He gave me a list OF names
with all sorts OF combina-
tionS, names that had al
ready become famous, like
Hedy Turner. chose Ban
croft. / thought 1t was the
most dignified."
She Was Better
II was fortunate for Anne
that the same group. Fred
Coe. Arthur Penn and Bill
Gibson, decided they them
selves would make the movie
version Of their Miracle
Worker" and decided TO use
Anne and Patty Duke from
the play, II thought I would
be In the film OF Two For
The Seesaw, when William
Holden was planning 10 buy
the screen rights. But when
his deal fell through, the
new buyers preferred Shirley
MaeLaine," Shirley was good,
but Anne IN the play was
better, and you can bet that
all future plays will give her
the screen role as well.
What does she do In New
York when not workinR2 II
20 to the Actors Studio twice
a week. l listen, then I do a
scene. That's when you learn
the most" / wondered what
she thought Of Actors Studio
graduate Marion Bran
See BANCROFT, Page F-7
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Amusements, F-l-NAt, "a
Rudio, F-5-Hobbies, F-6
Schools, FL
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COMING ATTRACTIONS
STAGE

NATIoNAL-'Take Her. She's Mine; starts Tuesday
OLNEY-'Plays From Bleecker Street: starts Tuesday
SHADY GROVE MUSIC FAIR-"Showboat"; Keely smith
Andy Devine; opens June T.
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TODAY'S SCHEDULES
STAGE
STAGE

ARENA STAGE-"The Threepenny Opera; 2:3O and
1880 pm.
HOWARD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; Adderly, Nancy
Wilson; 430, 7:3O and 10 pm
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A COMEDY HIT COMES TO TOWN

Tom EWe stars the haraSSed California
at an eastern college in the considerably Her. She's
Nine opening Tuesday night the Theater Audra
ndey Mr. EWel Patricia Cray Ann Daniels
the players this from the comedy Henry EprOn
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EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISE

For free current list q exclusive
franchise opportunities IN Metro
polltan Washington. Write PAR
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room and comfort with ali the
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RENAULT f62 Dauuhine 4Idoer
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iect eommuters car, 3 perfect 2nd
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WTD.

BUILDING LOTS and lars. q
20 800 acres. Many. builders are
ready 70 start developing. Mary
land only Please call ROBERT y.
LoHR. INC, REALroR. ne. a.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS, fer RENT

Professional space up 10 1000 "a.
H.. suitable for doctor, dentist,
leyyer In 200-unit luxury apt.
eldg, Lac: motel next door. tn.
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LAKE JACKSON AREA
MANASSAS. VA.

IA, 7-4Os0 PA. 7-4Bop.
POT0MAc-DARNEsT0WN AREA
ia acres. good I'd. frontage.
i2xN an pyRt, excel terms No Gb
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AVIATION

A AND p MECHANICS to work
In Martinsburg, W. Va. Various
specialists, some general, light.
and heavy aircraft. Phone for
interview, ct WASHINGTON Ma
TIoNAL AIRPORT, ME. S-24s6.
BEECHCRAFT
NATIONAL AVIATION CORP.
sALES AND SERVICE
OF. 4-76bb 24S-5097
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tcoNTlAUeD)
EXCEL. INVESTMENT

We have a number Of apt. houses
IN most sections Of Nd. and Wash.
80 units. IA units, "a units. 8
units, 4 units, 3 units and 2 units.
Principals only please.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
ACcoKEEK. MD. : The MoyaOns

ACCOKEEK. MD. - The Moyaon
Reserve, 5-aere. wooded homesiteI
| The PISCATAWAY CO., INC.
Bu. 3-212l, Sat. and Sun. Only.
APARTMENT HOUSE ground Ii
d. c. water and sewer zone R5A
soc IT,. DAVID COOPER. 1925
vermont ave. NV, Elk. 3-565s
or EN-. 2-0030.
ASHTON . COLESVTLLE AREAI =
u acre sites with city water, So.
9f5. incl. road. Easiest terms. cal
WA. 4-9363.
Greater Maryland Prop. Ju. s-l24O
CAPITOL HEIGHTs-60xi00, nice
isDyel buildinE lot. $1,000. OWNER.
CHARLES CoUNTY-30-pius acTeS,
water and sewer, some water
front. In town Of Indianhead.
area About % lots ready 10 so
Priced $4,000 per acre.
p. O. Co.-4O-plus recorded lots,
water and sewer, major engineer
ing done, 240 lots Joining these
lots avail. S2,75O per lot. Close
to everything.
p. q. co.. bldg. sites. sewer and
water. 81 500 to $4,000 each.
HUDSON REAL ESTATE CO.
UN. 4-l5lb UN. 4-7l71
COLEsVILLE, MD, Norwood I'd
ls-acre bldg. sites for eolored
On black top I'd. RA. $4,000.
DUNN L0RNG-h acres. water
and sewer available, 1oned Rl2.S,
only $4,000. CAROLINE l..
CAMPBELL. Agent. JE. 3-12s2.
FOR DEVELOPMENTS, i20 lots of
Indian Head hwy. Z fin. lots Be-
thesda. Area OF higher priced
homes, 2 fin. lots Rockville. Excel.
financing. Chevy Chase h-acre
fin. lot. LARo ASSOC. eb4-2432.
FOR DEv.-120 lots. of Indian
area of higher priced homes. 2
fin. lots, Rockville, excel. finAn.
CHEVY chase, h-aere fin. lot.
LARo ASSOC, INC. 654-2432
HOWARD COUNTY-7-acre home
site with your own stream. Ideally
situated on hard surface road
$3.50 down, $50 per mo. HER
RON REALTY CO.. 949-2230.
eyes, o49.24a7
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p. q. Co.-40-plus recorded lots,
water and sewer, major engineer
lots avail S2,750 per lot. Close
to everything.
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COUNTRY ESTATES
MONTGOMERY

Approx. 20-acre estate. This Is
for the purchaser desirins only
the best, o-bedrm.. 4.bath. ultra
English brick Colonial, like new.
Has. huge 25-50 swimming pool,
stacked fish pond. maids quarters,
3-ear garage, There are so many
excellent features here one can
sl2b,OO0. shown BY appointment
The Perry Boswell Co.
Realtors WA. 7-45OC
OFFICE OPEN 0 III 9
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

BERRYvILLE, VA. = S37,7bO. A
white paddock-fenced drive leads
to this lovely white Colonial with
. beautiful view Of the Blue Ridge
Mountains. rooms. ~ baths,
lge. glass-encl. side porch. partial
psmt,. 2-car garage. Surrounded
ny APPROX, A rolling acres with
stream; This home is In new cond.
s eaTGtuSh9TS ,rmi sA'e fSrYi beat "
Realtor. JE. 2-3272, JE. 2-4664.
LARGE 4-bedrm. home. Din. rm-,
den, ] u baths, barn and z acres,
40 Minis, from WASHINGTON.
RADCLIFFE REAL ESTATE CO.
~. S-7744
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GtKNHA--Your own business This
cpuntfy-llke neighborhood arocery
store could BE- the investment
and equipment stay. There IA an
ABc license. cail--the profits viii
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BEAUTY SALON, Columbia pike
GOOD location and parking. Priced
70 sell By absentee owner. Prin-
eipals only. Call 70. s-3Os2 aft.
8 weekdays.
BEAUTY SHOP, excel. dftn, loo.
Owner says sacrifice,
HUDSON REAL ESTATE CO.
UN. 4-1515 UN, 4-7l7i
CARPENTER-BUTLDER-To build
b houses. Write details Is to exp,
5Selepnons and for Apt. to Box
OUT SHOP, good location.
real oppor. for business person,
Ne SsEasOss so4ss;e. 500 ss terms, OWENS
COBB ISLAND, MD.-fdeal for re-
tired couple, store and residence,
STOCK and fixtures, both for only
$4,000. G. Louise Cox, KENDALL
h h5aL Estate La Plata, Nd.
DUPLICATING and secretariai serV-
ice established. Excel. downtown
loo. Box 43S-J, Star.
ESTABLISHED II years. service
business, Gas Appliance Service
Co. Oldest exclusive gas repair
In northern Va. Also Alex. Air.
conditioning Co. included; trucks,
supplies, office equip, display and
signs. also stock of new equip.
Business crosses $4,000 yearly.
Can easily be doubled on 2-man
operation. This Is 2 businesses
for less than 25es Of real value
Cash needed $500. balance on
easy terms. or viii consider SELL
n sS srt R.srei R.s e s's sDT say S:a
owners health. This offer open
for 10 days. Quick sale Is neces-
sary TO retain valuable telephone
istings and advertisings. Send in-
listings and advertising. Send in
quiTies TO GAS APPLIANCE
SERVICE CO.. co General De-
livery, Alexandria, Va. or call
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ABLE ACTION

MOTIFS FOR SALE
Joe H. Thompson. jackson $4,000
AUTOMOTIvE REPAIR SHOP, mod
equip, eompl. stocked. Excel, loo !,
heart OF Clarendon, 1927 Wilson
blvd, Arl., ia. S-3g16 or IA. g.
$500 after 8.
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lMPoRT-sPoRTs

ALFA-RoME0 SPRINT 80, black,
mechanically excel, rough body.
Must sell. Make offer. FE. s-2363.
AUsTIN-HEALEY LeMANs 80.
Good running cond 5000. Any
time after 2 pm. JU. s-0l30.
CITRoEN go So. 4-dOOr, equipped.
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

DESK In office downtown, mail
boxes, Reasonable. NE. s-4621,
NE. S-04S6.
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WEINBERG g. BUSH

2es-6000
WAREHOUsE-l4,000 So. H.. vic.
n, Y. ave. and Bladensburg I'd,
Pa. TT. siding, 81 So. II. LA
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FALLS CHURcH-The young exec
utive still on o modest budget can
purchase this fine brick home with
only 500 down payment-FHA fl
nancing. As the family grows the
upper level Is completely finished
and is ideal for the children's bed
rooms. Both levels heated and air
conditioned for your year-round
comfort; Pick this one up now
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(coNrlNUEDl

OFFICE in law suite, Federal Bar
BLDG. HOO mo Call ST. 3-7ilO.
PROFESSIONAL SPACE, 1889 18th
immed.
HUDSON REAL ESTATE co.
UN. 4-l5l5 I'M ann
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TAKOMA FORD

7025 CARROLL AVE, Ju. $1,000
CORVETTE '8I FUEL INJECTION.
4-speed shift, positraetion. ETC.,
fire engine red, low milaage, mint
condition. A SUN SPECIAL ST.
g8o, cash trade or terms.
49, SUN MOTORS
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

ARLINGTON - ca commercial.
ss1Iss,.or s;gnd Of Chain
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$500 N. Fairfax DR.. Arl., We.
FIAT 81 5000. sunroof. dark blue
in color, perfect eond., the perfect
commuters car. 40 mpg. $500.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-02

system should be put into great
er use, and stricter supervision
Of students established. T h e
present dement, system advises
parents when a student has re-
ceived five dement's. He recon-
mended advising parents when
a student has received two de-
merits ant that they be told the
reason why received.
The following nominating COM
mittee was appointed to bring
in slate of officers at the
April meeting to be installed in
May: j. S. Caldwell, chairman,
Mrs. Omar Ball and Mrs. Bess
MaXey.
Announcement was made by
the principal. Thomas w. Stat
ford. that school would close on
Tuesday, June 4. with no Satur-
day sessions to make up lost
days. At the Easter season,
school will close on Friday and
Monday. allowing a two-day
holiday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-02

We hope Mrs. Jimmy Leap
will soon be out after being CON
fined indoors for a week.
Sympathy is extended to Mrs.
Henry Kidd and her family.
Mrs. Kidd's sister died on Sun
day in North Carolina. Synpa-
thy is also extended to Mrs.
Zen BalloWe and family Mrs
BalloWes father died on Friday
in North Carolina
Archer LeGrand turne d
home Thursday after visiting
relatives i'll Richmond.
Mrs. Corbin Wise. of Lynch
burg, attended service at
Smyrna Sunday.
Several of the children in the
neighborhood enjoyed celebrat-
ing Ethel Mae Proffitt's fifth
birthday. Mrs. Earl Morris en-
tertained in her home and was
assisted by Mrs. Proffitt and
Mrs. Bowling. Games and re-
freshments were enjoyed by the
children.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-02
SEA Presents Panel Discussion
On Cheating And indifference

ham. a junior this session: jim
my kornegay, z senior, gave
the reasons for cheating as he
viewed the situation. calling at
tention to the fact that fortu-
nately very small amount of
cheating actually exists in Pow
hatan High School, but even any
is not desirable. of course; and
Liston Rrldd. also senior. dis
cussed ways Of cheating, and
the effects of cheating 3n others
and self.
Another senior, Jimmy Riddle,
further d1cussed causes and eff
fects, amt suggested some so
lutions for cheating, as follows: :
/. Better parent child relation
ships in the home. 2 Su.icter
classroom discipline to establish
greater respect for the teacher
and the student. 5. The demerit
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-02

POWHATAN. March 2S - The
Powhatan High School SEA pre-
sented a student participation
panel discussion at the March
P-TA meeting on Cheating as
a Problem, and Indifference
-Four phases Of this topic were
presented by students on the
panel Liston Rudd, president Of
the SEA, presided, and James
E Altizer. advisor. summarized
the panel d. L SION; after
which both parents and teach
ers were given the opportunity
to ask questions. when were ar
sWered by members Of the
panel
The four topics presented, aft
er a presentation Of panel mem
bers, were honesty as a char
acteristic which every student
should desire, by Shirly Ora
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-02
Curdsville

March 28-Mrs. Reeves Phaup
left Friday to spend some time
in Newport News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Grigg and
family. OF Falls Church. were
week end guests Of his mother.
Mrs. G. K. Wise.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Grlgg and child, Of Rich
mond, accompanied by h i 5
mother. Mrs. c. R. Wise. visited
Mr.. and Mrs. James Grigg and
family. of Waynesboro.
Mesdames Wesley Dunkum.
Joseph Jones, Tom Garnet and
Bill Brown attended the district
meeting of the WSCS of the
Methodist Church at Crenshaw
Methodist Church in Blackstone
Wednesday, March 81.
The Alice Forbes Circle held
its regular meeting at church
Monday at 7.30 pm.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-02

Town Manager Is
Attending Traffic
Course At VMI

Farmville's Town Manager. T..
W Bloomfield. is among the -
Iersons from Virg mia, North
Carolina. and West virgin a
Studying the fundamentals Of
traffic engineering Virginia
Military Institute this week.
Subject matter ranging from
uniform traffic control devices
to traffic laws and ordinances
is being explored in the five-day
course, which Will end Friday.
The main Purpose of the
school is TO bring to light the
fundamentals of traffic engi-
neering," said 1t. Col. S. S. Gil
lespie, VAII engineering pro
fessor who is coordinatlng &C.
tivity.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-02
r. w. Jeffrey Gets
Post With Colonial
Williamsburg

WILLIAMSBURG, March %
Robert w. Jeffrey has been
named assistant director Of pub
lie relations for Colonial VIII
liamsburg. He succeeds George
B. Eager.
Jeffrey Joined the staff of
Colonial Williamsburg in Sep
TENDER, 1861, after a 10-year as
Scciation with Virginia Military
Institute as director of public
relations. Prior to his ser
vice at VMI, he was a men,
Der Of the reportorial stats Of
The Richmond Times-Dispatch
and the Columbia. S. c.. Rec
ord.
A native Of Buckingham coup-
ty, Jeffrey was graduated from
VMI in 1871 and served four
years in the army ain force in
World War II
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-02

Among the Sks in the County Cut presented by
the teachers and pupils IIEguenOt
the Powhatan War building
one with Bud Wdman. in playing bull fiddle
made of wash upside long handled
huge the fiddle string 1t worked
Houston performed the guitar they sang
Bessie the Heifer" Goodnight, Irene others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-27
BY STEVE GUBACK
Star Staff Writer

With so seconds to go last
year, John Hannigan booted q
22-yard field goal to give
Maryland a 1911 triumph over
South. Carolina. II the Game
cocks felt then that they had a
kick coming, it's really a legiti-
mate grippe now.
They still haven't got rid
OF Hannigan.
The 22-year-old blond from
Oaklyn, N. j., finishing work
on his degree. is serving as an
assistant coach this season
with an extra-special mission
grooming Art Carney, the
Terps' new place kicker, in the
art Of making 'em all good.
IF he gets the chance this
week." Hannigan says, II think
he can do It,"
The Terps. with a $3.50 de-
tense, figure to need all the
points they can get tomorrow
night against the Gamecocks
at Columbia, 8. c. Compared to
North Carolina state. the
Terps' recent conqueror, South
Caroline is less experienced,
but larger and more powerful.
At, any rate, II the Terps
need lessons on how to battle
the odds, Carney could provide
them. A sophomore from Bear,
Del, he was injured seriously
In an auto accident last sum-
mer and still walks with q limp.
When the doctors gave him the
green light TO placekick, he
went at 1t with such zest that