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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-21
xKUETxR1 TN PROPAGANDA
ABATOARELOR.

WASHINGTON, 19 Iulie. =
Co1fgresul va cerceta invinuirea
adusa, marilor abatoare ca ele
ar duce.o intinsa propaganda con-
ira proiectului de lege depus Gle
senatorul Kenyon din statul Iowa.
Senatorul Kenyon, care anunta
aceasta, zice ca cercetarile vor ii
cOnduse de Oficialii de la ministe-
rul de agriculture. Dinsul a adu-
nat dovezi multe, pc care ,le va
pune la dispozitia oamenilor In
sarcinati Gu cercetarile. Printre
alte dOvezi zice ca are la NINA
scrisOri trimise actionarilor, SUI
cursalelor 81 bancherilor ca 81
protesteze contra proiectului in
chestie.
Terminind d1nsul zicea:
,,Nu mia mai ramas absOlut
nici indoiala ca la spatele aces.
tel campanii sunt marii stapini al
taietoarelor de vite, carl in tina
ppl din urma au inundat senator's
81 deputatii Gu scrisori 81 telegra-
me. Am la NINA scrisorile trimise
mai zilele trecute actionarilor, lar
instantaneul influx de proteste
nu decit rezultatul lor's.
IN. r. - Proiectul asia de le
&c este pentru regularea pretului
carmel, care Sc zice ca este mono
polizata de cinci mari abatoare
stapine pc toate pietele din State.
lie Unite.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-21

ipropiere de Wales in judetul me-
xican de la Luis Potosa.
Afara de anuntarea uciderii e.
cestui ON nu $ a PRINT nici un de
tail la despartamintul statului.
Sc .spune insa ca aceasta crima
va Fl investigate Gu bagare de sea
ma Gu scopul de a gasi cine este
responsible de aceasta.
! Presedintele Wilson astazi tir-
ziu a, notificat pc Guvernorul Ro-
bertson din Oklahoma ca el a ru-
gat despartamintul de stat ca So
faca tot ce-i este posibil in conec-
|. tie Gu omorfrea lui Johp w. Co
reli, cetatean American, 81 q alta
cului asupra femeii acestuia, ca
atacatorii sa fie pedepsiti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-21
SITUATIA IN MEXICO DE1lE
~ VINE TOT MAI CRITICA.

NEW YORK, is Iulie. - Aso-
ciatiunea Nationala pentru prote-
jarea drepturilor americanilor din
Mexico a anuntat All seara ca a
PRINT 0 telegrama din Tonpico
Gu data de II Iulie, in care spunc
Cd localitatea de la Atlantic Re-
filming CO.., din apropiere de
Port Lobos din Mexico q fost cal
cata de banditi 81 s'a furat saia-
rul semi-lunar de $4,000.
Telegrama spune ca ei cred ca
hotii au fost soldati de al lui Ca
ranza.
La despartamintul statului s'a
primit astazi raportul despre uci
derea americanului Peter Catron
eare s'a 4ntimplat Il 4 Iulie "a 4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-21
ALT HOT LA BARA JUSTIFIED

- DIN ,,PLAINa DEALER. -
Notabii bulgari stunt pc drum
spre Paris ca sd vorbeasca despre
pace. Bulgaria a fost natiunea
care a rupt frontul germanismu-
lui rugindu-se a Use acorda armi-
stitiu, 81 sd poate crede ca acea-
sta mica natiune 81 acum e umili-
ia daca nu pocaita. o astfel de
credinta despre firea bulgarului
este aeronuoasa, ca "a nu zic stu.
pida.
Este intentia bulgarului ca Sc
lupte pentru fiecare urma. FL nu
sunt gaia ca Sc redse praxile lua-
te. Fl spera Cd o g scape Gu multi
din ceea ce au fuSat prin crucifi.
carea Serbiei, 81 bottle comise in
Rominia 81 Grecias i vim la Paris
mindri 81 pompost . Prusacii, 81
obicinuitul processds . oinsti ego
ismul national va trebui repetat
inca odat&.
Bulgaria trebue ~ dee indarat
tot CO . furat; si trsbue, pc lingS
aceasta, 50 faca ori - reparatii CT
sta in puterea lor. 1Ifndria bulga
ra 9 IN lucru neaHu y teribil, in
50 nu W mai tr3 nlt tinp. q
Q natiuns vicioas oruda estt
de prisos : sta a. ysEb&. Li-se Va
prezenta bilui a. = cu IN foa,
u scurt oomsnto Bulgaria W
plati.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-21
FUGA LUZ
KARQLYI.

vIENA, 1S IuIie. - Conform
celor scrise de ziaful Neue vienar
Abendblatt, contele Mihail Karo-
lyi, fost prim- -ministru al Unga-
riei, reusit, cufajutorul Itaiie-
nilor, sa scape in1 Italia, de undc
are de gind sa selimbarce pentru
New York.
Fuga lui Karoiyi Sc datoreste
primejdiei in care STAR pune via
ia in cazul ca miscarea opozitisi
reuseste si-l apuoE acolo.
Karolyi este faeu1 responsible
pentru crimele bolsevicilor, de ga
re ce ell, Gu voia lhi, predat gu
vernul in miinile Jul Bella Kun.
Cind in Noembrie trecut s a
semnat armistitiul Gu Austro-Un.
garia, contele Karolyi, care err
seful partidului Independent un.
guresc, a proclanidt Ungaria re
publica.
A ramas la, putere pima tirziu
in Martie, cind dintr'o data a pre-
dat frinele guvernului in miini!t
comunistilor condusi de Bels
Kun, Drept motiv2 pentru aceastti
fapta a prezentat argumentul 9;
nu putea recunoaste granitele ia
Ri lui in felul cum fusesera fixa
te de conferinta de pace.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-21
MOARTEA UNEI BARoNEsE
AvIATOARE.

PARIS, 19 Iulie. Baroneasa
De La Roche, faimoasa aviatoa-
re Franceza, fost ucisa ieri
dupa ameazi cind aeroplanul pc
care-l conducea a cazut jos linga
aerodromul Crotoy. Dinsa fusese
timp de xece AMI 0 pilota aeriana
licentiatk 81 batuse recordul f.
menin ii inaltimea de 1900 de
!nrmA
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-21
INTRICA 81 0CH| DULCI.
.CONSTATARI1 RAUTACIOASE.

Un preen im atrage atenunea asupra unu artico sub
scris de parntee Podea 81 pubcat in zaru Ronnu din
Youngstown O., asupra yLige Natonae NJ cetit ,Ro
mnu pentru pc drumuri 81 as putut cet nc
de pentu ca sosese tot "a rea dupa scrip
turi''.
Oar fiindca este vorba despre iga Natonala' 81
pre- nua don fata de aceasta organzate funco
ell ma marginesc face ac urmatoarele constaari:
Nu adevarat ca domnii della Youngstown, O.. facut
tot ce lea stat in putnta pentru ,Iiga Naonala''.
Dovada este cazu della Youngstown, O., unde agita
a de mutt pima funconarii la adunarea poporaa
della donnii lipst - 81 mpez intreaga stuaa
nantea poporulu Mai mutt Am stre 81 dupa aceasta sa
ncerca induce in process verbal ucrur carl sau
vorbt in adunare 81 daca sa facu este muum numa
unui rentors la sentmente mai bune saua
pc Gel oa sa redaceze procesu verbal dupa vonta
Dovada cazul della East Youngstown, o. pasirea
tisa contra Lgei parnteui Podea Dovada sunt
r din coleca zarulu Romnu carl pastreaza desul de
bine undeva 81 daca ar fl dapa dovezi, avem suite.
,,Lga Naonala merge mersul raculu' sustine parn-
Podea Aceasta zcere Dsale, es in tot cazu - rua
cioasa Daca dupa senmenele Dsae poate Din in
tmpare norocire nsa Romin din ungu 81 argu Ameri-
Gel anmat fata de ,Lga de- otu ae sentimente.
In zadar ncearca de la agarea preomei contra
Lge Domnul captain Vase Stoca nrebat declare cine
ajutat mai mutt la injghebarea ,gei Naonae spus
tmp decarat ca ati facut munct penru Lga
Dec, nmanuia i sa detras nici drept nici merit
Gel stu stau aacerie aici 81 dincolo sunt pc
depn convnsi 81 pot sal e multumtor pc veci domnuui
captain Stoica penru ca dnsul ocma ,a bagat sngur
minle in foc Gel deschis prapasta de compAt
NIT Ne dovedeste asia din deajuns chea decarale in
Banatului 81 alte coparii ale candidate.
Parntee Podea sustne cautat sa ae adevarul 81 de
pubicat in ,Romnu" afacerea 10000 de le Ri
bne vede ca parnee Podea susne orr susne nsusi
STA prega Atunci spunea postiv' lar asazi
sustne ca "a incercat Sc afle adevarus.
Domnlor della ,,Romnu" e ven raspunsul Gu yfros-
pon evreiesc Na decit fe in asteptare Pentru moi
pentu Gel stu sta afacerea este taina! Oar
este aina pentru Gel fost slab grest infomat!
lar istoria epsola in franceza 81 pcul TRIMS din
Cleveland O., este smpa ntriga, cac doar ac de mutt sa
vorb despe asia 81 spunea pcul 81 scroarea
unde fos rupta 81 arunca ucru la tine nine
nj Sc site doar ca ase de scrsor arunca fe une
in dnsee de caracterul ceor sustne ost
in scrisoare.
Da, domnior della ,Rominul'', tot moi suntem vnovat
Tot Gel della Lga ho 81 pagubasi sun vinovat 81 Dra
carl ncepusera propaganda tocma prn vorb de sas din
Legune de ,capani de industrie Dvoasra suneti
ger Dvoastra carl att pagubt Lga 1900 numai in caz
della East Youngstown, O.. sunteti de tot nevinovat
Oar - daca tocma sarut - ven, cind fl timpul
documente pier carl va arata in adevaraa
nina va arata e de prieen att fost al Lge 81
vad fost senmenee Pima atunc mai inject eaca Gu Gle
velandu 81 mai inject Gu intrigile 81 ochii dulci
l. r. v. IOANOVICL
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-21
CIT TREBUE SA PLATEASCA
BULGARIA.

PARIS, II Iulie. - Astazi s'a
aflat ca contul de reparatii al
Bulgariei va fl de la unu pima la
doua miliarde de franci. S'a a.
juns la decisia Sc inlatura mum
ca de cercetari definite, fixindu.
Sc sunni anumita. Tratatul de
pace Gu Bulgaria q fost aproape
terminal astazi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-21
Wilson c COntTdr rczcrva-
ri|0r d0rite dc SENATOR.

WASHINGTON, 19 Iulie. - A
titudinea presedintelui Wilson re-
feritor la rezervarile pc care vor
unii sd le faca in tratatul de pace
a dat loc la discutii 1nfocate in
senat.
Accia carl vor rezervatii Sc "a
ca, au declarat Cd preSedintele a
dat sa Sc inteleaga senatorilor
chemati la Casa Alba ca invoit
sa accepte sc pune note eXpll-
catoare ori interpelative.
Senatorii administratiei au spns
ca presedintelc este de neindu-
plecat primi orr ce fel de re-
zervari.
Insa Sc considere un fapt foar-
te insemnat ca in urma unei con.
vorbiri Gu presedintcle, senatorul
Hitchcock; leadarul administrator
in senat spus: ,,Intreaga chestie
acum este numai forma 81 cuvintc-
lie din rezolutia de ratificare. Nu-
mai este nici un pericol ca Sc va
face amandamente Ia tratat. Ira
tatul va fl ratificat fara char a
Sc pune un punct pc ,,E', att eli
priveste textul tratatului'
Hitchcock spune ca ell discu
tat Gu presedintele printre altelt
|si despre rezervarile interpelati
We ori Xplicatoare. 1nsa HischocE
spune ca presedintele Sc opune la
ori ce rezervatii. Aluzia lui, Gu
vintele rezolutiei de ratificare 8
fost luate in uncle cercuri, ca ST
va face uncle cOncesii acelora ct
Ger rezervari.
Ca presedintele a cercetat I'd
Sc vada cit pot fl satisfacuti Sc
natorii din opozitie, spune un Sc
nator care a facut vizita la Casa
Alba:
.,Opinia mea este Cd presedinte.
le incearca Sc afle pretul eel ma
scazut pc care ell poate primi vo
turtle necesare pentru' ratlfica
tratatul'..
fnsusi Wilson spus singur du
pa vorbirea lui Gu Hitchcock ca Ia
capitol este deajuns a pune no
ia ,,spre clarificarea consiliululS
ca Sc asigure acceptarea tratatu
lui 81 Ligei Natiunilor. ~
Aceasta nota clarificatoare de
panda de curatirea interpretariloI
gresite 81 confuziilor. Sc site ca
presedintele STA exprimat credin
ia ca aceste neintelegeri vor f
linlaturate prin convorbirile Gu Sc
natorii republican,.
Senatorul Hitchcock inainte d.
a pleca la casa lui de vara dir
Massachusetts, a spus ca intreag;
situate referitor la. tratatul d.
pace este mai buna acum ca ina
inte. Presedintele, spune ell, pr!vc
ste situatia in aceasta l,lmipa.
/ n.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-09
1000 Screaming Rooters Watch
South Bend Win Championship
EARLY
RETURN OF R. R.
President of Northern Pacific
Advocates Passage Of
Favorable Laws.
Associated Press Service:

Associated Press Service:
CHICAGO. March S.-Early re-
turn of the railroads to operation by
the companies which own them. ana
the passage of constructive legisla-
ton TO enable private operation 10 he
made successful were advocated by
Howard Elliott. president of the
Northern Pacific railway, in an ad-
dress before the Commercial club of
Chicago tonight.
Mr.. Elliott presented some data
of contrasts between the situation Of
the railways under private and und2r
government operation.
The Pennsylvania system" he
said. furnishes 1872 per cent Of the
total ton mileage and IA 1-2 per cent
OF the total passenger mileage of the
steam roads Of this country. On
Dec. 81, 1917. that system had 23S.-
600 employees. and on Dec. 81, 1918,
Il had 273,101 employees Although
the ton mileage handled in 1913 was
less than in 1917 Cthe railways being
in the year 1917 under private con
troll nearly 10000 more employees
were required 10 handle the smaller
volume Of business.
These statements are not made
i'm criticism OF the railroad admins
tration or of members of it, but
simply 10 emphasize the point that
the system of government operation
is not productive Of the best results.
With the same railroads a little bet
ter equipped in 1913 than in 1917, and
IN, <same officers and men but with
different organization and direction
and with the head men working as
hard as human beings could work,
and with vast power and freedom
from restrictive laws, government
control had the effect OF reducing
that tireless energy and individual
initiative so important 10 the sue
cess Of an enterprise. and the total
output Of the railroads was less than
in 1917 and very much more costly
20 the country.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-09
MEN OBTAINED
IN DRAFT HELD
War Department Plans Reten-
ton of 100000 to Build
Up Our Army.
Associated Press Service

Associated Press Service:
WASHINGTON, March S.-Reten-
ton within the army of about 300
600 mon obtained originally through
the drafts and by transfer from the
national guard, is planned by the
war department in building up the
temporary military establishment of
the nation. This was definitely an
nounced today by Gen. March, chief
of staff, who announced the decision
OF the war department that the
army would not be reduced under
any circumstances below 500. goo
until some law was passed fixing the
permanent force.
An the military problems that
confront us have been carefully con
sidered determining the number Of
men necessary" Gen. March said,
and we cannot get along without
that number - sos, zoe "a and they
Will be held
Pcrshing Authorized.
Under existing legisla tion the
maximum war strength Of the per-
manent army is around $4,000. The
exact figure, officers explained, can
not be stated since some of the staff
corps. as the quartermaster corps,
for instance. are permitted wide
latitude in their expansion. Volun-
tary enlistment 10 fill the regular
army has been re-inaugurated both
in this country and in France, Gen.
Pershing having been authorized TO
transfer recruits obtained from the
expeditionary forces TO the regular
organizations and 10 release ar
equivalent number OF drafted men.
There will remain. however. a def
cheney of 200, 600 from the total de-
clared by the military authorities 10
be the minimum consistent with the
responsibilities OF the United States.
These men. therefore, will have 20
come from the forces which the war
department had planned 10 demo-
Billie.
Sec'y Baker, several days ago in
explaining the position of the war
department as a result Of the fail
ure Of the Sixty-fifth congress 70
pass the army reorganization and
appropriation bill said that his
greatest regret was that "a large
number CT men will now have 10 be
retained IN the service"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-09
FUTURE CREDIT TO
ALLIES Is LIMITED
Associated 20 Service :

Associated Press Service.
WASHINGTON. March S.-Futurs
credits to the allies are now limited
to $1,15S.0OO.000 the unused portion
OF the 10 billion dollar appropria-
ton. according 10 a report issued
today by the treasury. Until peace
is declared this balance can be
loaned TO allies for any war pur-
pose, but thereafter for year and
a half credits may be extended only
to enable the allies 10 purchase
American property in Europe, or
elsewhere, and TO finance allied pur-
chases of wheat, the price Of which
has been guaranteed by the United
States government.
The war departments iquidatins
comm ission, now in Europe. is eX-
pected 10 report soon the aproXi-
mate value OF railroad materials,
army equipment and other property
which the United States will have
for sale in Europe. This report will
shed some light on the volume Of
postwar credits which may be eN-
pected Of this government. France
and Belgium viii be- the biggest
borrowers Tor these purposes, since
they are expected 10 acquire most
Of the railroad rolling stock, ware
houses and other property offered
for sale By the United States
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-09
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
DEBATE AT BERLIN
Associated Press Service .

Associated Press Service
WAHSINGTON. Mar S-A joint
debate on the league of nations win
be held soon. probably next wees
at Boston. between Sen. Lodge. 81
Massa chusetts. republican leader o.
The senate and A. Lawrence Lowell
president OF Harvard university. ami
chairman Of the executive commit
tee Of the league TO enforce peace
OF which former P-est TAFT Is uresi-
dent
Acceptance by Sen. Lodge 90 an
invitation from Prof Lowell. for th=.
joint debate was announced tonight
from Sen. Lodges Office AT the
same time correspondence between
the Harvard president and the sens.,
tor was made public
The time and place for the meet
ing IS 20 be arranged by the two
speakers soon after Sen. Lodge re-
turns 20 Boston early next week
PRIEST Lowell has been one 90 the
leaders I'M advocacy Of the league
constitution, while sen. Lodge has
been equally prominent in its critic
ism. eliminating in presentation %
the senate OF his resolution and the
statement OF thirty seven republican
senators and senators-elect declaring
opposition Oh the league constitution
as now framed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-09

Justice" and "Americanism.
and "Obsequies on a late departed. A"
music and entertainment. and plenty
20 eat. featured the annual banquet
90 the St Joseph County Bar asso-
citation at the Oliver hotel last night.
Eli T. Seebirt president OF the as
ISOLATION. presiding as toast master.
10 was e real dry" banquet. con-
trary 10 the custom OF former years.
due 10 the impositions OF the state
statute and .'obsec uies on the late
departed" involving eulogy 70
John Barleycorn. read by John w
Kitch. formerly OF South Bend. now
81 Plymouth. the eulogy being de-
Iivered In the geise Of a priest at the
head Of an imprOvised casket con-
tanning the corpse.
Hon. Ethan a. Dausman. judge OF
the appellate court OF Indiana, and
Hon. L. Ert Slack. L. 5. district at
torney. of Indianapolis. were the
guests OF honor and the principal
speakers Music and entertainment
by Barry Scanlon. Donahue's orches-
fCrN---rN-r-E~r, ~ pAcE TWO 4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-09

SPEAKS ON
LEAGUEPLAN
Senators Borah and Thomas
at Boston Meeting De-
nounCe Plan in Form as
Advocated.
Associated Press Service
DEDT m Nj. =
Associated Press Service /:

Associated Press Service:
BOSTON, Mass. March S.-The
speaking campaign in opposition 10
the league Of nations plan in the
form advocated by Pres't Wilson and
endorsed by former Pres't Taft, W rs
continued at a meeting that filed
fremont temple tonight.
As IN early speeches. Sen. William
E. Borah, republican, Of Idaho, de-
nounced the proposed league as a
league Of diplomats rather than Of
nations, with an executive council in
which Asiatic and European mem
bers could out-vote America on
purely American issues.
Former Sen. Albert J. Beverage
Of Indiana, who was chairman of
the progressive national convention
in 1912, presided. In introducing the
other speakers, Mr.. Beveridge at
/ tackled the proposed international
constitution as a partnership in
which Europe and Asia would fur
nish the liabilities and the United
States supply the assets.
we are told that we shall disap-
point the world if we refuse" GO
join a league Of nations) he said. of
any business house made contracts
on that principle how long would II
keep out of bankruptcy? Who says
tho rr-orfd mill 10 Ifgoprofrfn1 .vd
BY what authority is this message
delivered? OF course certain Euro
pean powers would be disappointed
because they have everything TO gain
and nothing 10 lose by getting young.
strong and solvent America 20 un-
derwrite their ventures
What Has Become.
What Of the remainder OF the
world? Will the nations OF South
America be disappointed If we es-
cape the trap VIII Norway and
Sweden and Holland and Denmark
and Switzerland and China and
SPAIN Or do they no longer count2
Now that the test has come, are
small and weak nations no longer 20
be considered? What has become ~
the self-determination OF peoples
we are instructed that We can
be no longer isolated. How have
we ever been isolated? Not finan-
cially. not commercially. not social
" We have been isolated only in a
political sense-only in the sansc
that we have rot bound ourselves
to take part in alien quarrels God
forbid that the American people
ever allow themselves TO be chained
10 that body OF death, a permanent
foreign political alliance. involving
them forever in historic and alien
animosities. in racial and alien
hatreds.
\ World Power.
1T is said that We are now a world
power and that we must take up
new burdens We are. indeed. "a
world power. and we do not intend
10 surrender that position and be-
come the tail OF an international
kite We welcome new burdens II
they are legitimate. but we decline
those belonging 20 others which they
are eager 70 unload upon Us
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-09
CAPT. WATERS
star OF GAME
Tan and Blue Are Forced to
Fight Hard for Victory
in Final Game.

Again the South Bend high school
team has fought its way through
two days of fast ard aggressive bas-
ket ball 10 a sectional championship.
winning the title in the final game
by defeating the Laporte FIVE Il to
10, last night at the Y. NJ. c. A. be-
fore a crowd of 1000 screaming
rOOters. To the local aggregation
and 10 Coach Cohslmeyer belong all
credit for the winning of the hard
est fought and fastest game of the
two days playing.
The LapOrte five did not fall down
below its standard of playing but
the locals raised their standard Just
a notch higher and enough 10 come
out victorious on the top of the heap.
to the satisfaction of a crowd of
hysterical supporters. Though the
tan and blue quint was doped TO take
the tourney several weeks ago, this
confidence was somewhat shaken.
when at the gun at the end OF the
first half, Capt. Waters and his men
found the count to . against them
This was not due 10 poor work on
the part of the locals. but 10 good
work on the part OF Capt. DanieIson
and forward Barker Of the Oppos-
ing five. These two men played
spectacular game and had they not
been headed off by Waters and
Buntman in the second half would
have undoubtedly carried the
championship back 70 Laporte with
them.
Both Teams Had Chance.
Both teams had a chance TO win
the game with free throws but
neither Danielson nor NyikOs could
seem 10 locate the ring on the easy
one. each missing seven free shots.
In the second half Waters came TO
the rescue and dropped in three out
OF four fouls With everything go
ing Laporte's way az the close of the
first half South Bend came back i'm
the second period. with an agrees
sivness that could not be resisted
and within five seconds Of play tied
the count with a long basket by
Cunningham.
From this point cn until the final
gun. though the score was close. the
issue was never in doubt. and bas-
kets by Nyikos and Buntman sewed
CONTINUED on PAGE EGHT)