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Evening star., 1947-12-06
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Evening star., 1947-12-06

W0p, 7:30-Lawrsnts RiIeys novel, Per.
sonaI Appearance" Is dramatzed
VOL, 8:30-RudoIph Frimrs opsrstta Fire.
fly." June Browne and Ralph Nelson to'star.
WT0P, 9:00-6ary Moore Is guest.
WRc, 9:00-Beryl Davis replaces Doris Day
E vocalist.
Evening star., 1947-12-06

WIoP, 3:30-1hs Afternoon hoondlal rs'
turns with Eddie Gallahsr.
WRC, 6:30-Arturo Toseanlni begins fwo'
oat presentation Of Vsrdi's "0tslo," with
Ramon Vinay In the leading role and So
Ynifa chorus.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-25
Jan Masaryk nahlizi ma odboj
jake ma jeden celek.

Praha (CTK) - We stredu,
16. dubna promluvil ministr
Jan Masaryk We Svazu narodni
revoluce ma thema "Odbojem
k viteZstvl a praci k mlru".
Pravil, re nahlizel ma odboj
vzdy jake ma jeden celek a re
pokud jde o narodni revoluci
neuznava u nj delenf ma RUNE
smery. Lfcil svoji praci "a hra-
nicemi, hlavne svGj styk S pre-
sidentem Rooseveltem a Chur-
chilem. Vzpomnel svych styku
predvalecnych s ! velvyslancem
Majskym v Londyne a sveho
setkanf Sc Stalinem a VIDAL po-
ctu obetlm nasich letcG. Hovo-
r1me pr1lis mnoho O zapade a
vychode. Jsou vsak ctyri sve-
tove strany. Rozhodne jsme
nastoupili cstu suverenni repu-
bliky a nehodfme Sc k tomu, a.
by jsme byli satelity kohokoli.
Sovetsky svaz je poslednfm sta
tenn, ktery by z mas chtel miti
satelita.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-25
DR.. Jozef Tiso popraven.

V patek, 10. dubna byl pro-
veden rozsudek smrti obesen1m
mad DR.. Jozefem Tisou, byva-
lynn presidentem Slovenskeho
Statu. Jeho zadost O milost by
la zamitnuta. Tiso byl obzalo-
van, re Sc dopustil 113 trest-
nych cinG a soud no uznal vim
nym z 81.
Obzaloba rozdelila celou
trestno ucinnost ma 4 cast:
a. rozbitf a pr1prava rozbiti
CSR;
b. kolaboranstvf S n6mci cd
IA. brezna 1889 do 10. srpna
1914;
g zrada ma slovenskem ma
rodnim postanf t. Nv. zavolan1
nemeckych vojsk ma ~potlaceni
povstan1;
d. zlociny proti lidskosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-25
Kino mIadych We Vancurove
dome " Praze.

Praha (CTK) = We Vancu-
rove dome v Klimentske ulici
bylo IA. dubna slavnostne otev-
reno Kino mladych, jehoz zri-
zenfm pTedstihla Csl. filmova
spolecnost vsechny jine stredo-
evropske staty. Do cinnosti
Kina mladych Dude zahrnuta
take vychovni pece O nejmensi
deti do sesti let. Protoze tyto
deti jeste nechapou souvisly
filmovy del, budou Sc pro ne
poTadat pohadkove hodinky,
pri nichz Dude vypraveni Illus
trovano promftanymi diaposi-
tivy a podkreslovano hudbou.
V dopolednich hodinach budou
pravidelna skolni predstaveni
jake pro deti rGznych vekovych
stupnG, tax pro studujfc1 odbor
nych skol. V odpoledn1ch no.
dinach sc budou prom1tat pro-
granny pro deti do 16 let a We
cernf pTedstaven1 jsou urcena
pro pracujfc1 a studujfcf dorost
a pro posluchace vysokych skol.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-25
Filmova divadla " letadlech
CsT. Aerolinil.

Praha (CTK) - Ceskoslo-
vensko Dude prvnim staten v
Europe, jehoz letadla budou
vybavena promftac1mi kamera-
mi. Prvnl kamera, ktera je W.
robkem modranske firmy Lech-
ner, narodnf podnik, je uz pTi-
pravena a vyzkousena. Pride
do provozu jiz koncem tohoto
mesfce. Je neobycejne lehka.
vaz1 pouhych 18 ky. V leta-
dlech Csl. aerolinif typu Doug
las, Sc budou promftat celove-
cernf filmy zap1jcene statnf
pGjcovnou filmG a budou to
premiery, ktere teprve pTfjdou
do csl. kinodivadel. Doplnf je
kulturnf filmy a grotesky. Apa-
ratura Sc postupne zavede do
vsech Douglas1 Csl. Aerolinif,
ktere letajf ma zahranicnfch
tratfch. Doplnf je tri ampliony
umfstene We stropu letadla. Ka-
merry budou obsluhovat stew
ardky, ktere projdou zvlastnfm
kursem. V prestavce filmu sc
budou podavat obcerstvenf.
Stewardka Dude krone toho
zvukovou aparaturou informo-
vat c~estuifcf O prIbehu letu a
doprovodf vyklad prfpadne
projektovanfm diapositivG mist
mad nimiz letadlo prave lett.
Pocfta Sc S tim, re promftanim
flint Sc u meme odolnych ces-
tujfcfch zmensf prfpadne i Cd
stranf zaludecnf nevolnosti.
Delka trait, ma nichz budou
stroje letat, Sc ma zvysit z lon
skych 10000 KIN ma $1,000 KIN.
20. dubna byla otevrena nova
linka P~raha-Kahyra, dlouha
1910 KIN, ktera vede pres Rim
a Atheny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-25
Move podminky v Praze.

V techto dnech byly spraco-
vany vysledky anxiety o umlste-
nj pomnlk1 T. G. Masaryka, f.
D. Roosevelta a Josefa Stalina
v Praze. Pomnfk Masaryka bu-
de umisten ma Masarykove ma
brezf v parku nedaleko Narod-
nfho divadla, nebo ma Letne ma
mfste budoucfho parlamentu.
Pred Wilsonovym nadraz1m bu
de pomnlk F. d. Roosevelta, v
stejne vysi s pomnikem Wilso-
ma, kdezto pomn1k Josefa Sta
lima Dude pravdepodobne uni
stem ma Stalinove tT1de.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-25
Predbszne oznameni zabav.

- Del. Vzdel. Spolek "Po-
krok" porada Majovou Zaba-
WI v sobotu vecer, 26. dubna v
Delnickem Dome. Zacatek v
80 vecer. Vstupne 60c.
- Tel. Jednota ''SokoI" Bel
camp, Md, Cvicitelsky Sbor S
detmi poTada v nedeli, dine IL.
kvetna "Oslavu Svatku Matek''
- Slavnost 'Zdobenf HrobG'
Dude letos poradana ma Ces.
Mar. HTbitove v patek, dine 80.
kvetna odpol.
Sprawl Vybor Ces. Narodniho
HTbitova.
Celorocni program "Pokroku''
&c. dubna Majova.
Pdlrocnf program Slovenskeho
Narodneho Domu:
27. Aprila - Tanec.
Is. Maja - Vylet.
1. Juna - Vylet.
%. Juna - Vylet.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-25
SportOvnf Hlfdka.
KRfZKOVE ZAPASY
" COLISEUM.


Pro pTistf 1tery, dine go. dub
ma Mr.. Ed Contos pofadatel
kr1zkovych zapasG v Coliseum
pripravuje velice slibny pro-
gram.
V hlavnim zapase ktery ur-
cen jest ma dobu jedne porazky
dcinkujf:
"Two Ton" Tony Galento,
265 ID. z Newark, N. j. VS..
Herman (Dutch) Rhodes, 226
Id. Camden, N. j. Adonis).
ZVLAsTNf A
ZAPAS ZEN
Miss June Byers, 148 ID. z
Houston, Tex. VS.. Miss Mae
Weston, $50 Id. z Oklahoma
City.
Zapas tento urcen jest ma
dobu jedne porazky.
V nasledujfcfch 3 zapasech
ktere urceny jsou IA dobu 80
minut aneb / porazky 1cinkujf
Roughhouse Jack O'Brien,
265 Id. z Texasu VS.. Laverne
Baxter, 236 Id. z Kalifornie.
Tom Mahoney, 237 Id. z Mia
mi, Fla. VS.. Francisco Marconi,
235 Id. (South American TIA
LAM.
Chick Garibaldi, 218 ID. re
ST. Louis VS.. Harry Finkelstein,
Id. z BostOnu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-25
Madarske autokolony stehuji
presidlence.

Bradshaw (CTK) - Dne 8.
dubna prekrocily csl. statnf hra
nice v Komarne madarske au-
tokolony, ktere odvezou cast
madarskych pTesfdlenc1 z Ces-
koslovenska. Poole rozhodnu-
Il smisene pfesfdlovac1 komise
mali totiz prepravu moviteho
majetku pTesfdlenc1 obstarat
autokolony toho statu, do KITE
|reho Sc presfdlenci stehujl. Je-
dina madarska autokolona sc
odebrala z Komarna do Levic.
druha do Dieszegu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-25
20 americkych studentI Sc pri-
hlasilo k praci ma vystavbe
L.idic-

Praha (CTK) - Ash dvacet
americkych vysokoSkolskych
studentd 81 vyzadalo povolenl,
adv mohli Ceskoslovensku po-
mahat pTi vystavbe Lidic. Ne
kolik indickych student6 poza-
dali O zprostredkovanf pobytu
v Ceskoslovensku a chtejf pra-
covat v csl. tezkem pr1myslu
STUDENT statu Ohio vybrali
200 1000 korun, ably Sc tuberku-
losni csl. STUDENT mohli lecit We
cvycarskcyh sanatori1ch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-25

Praha (CTK) " minulem
roce navstivilo Slovensko 1877
|264 hosti. Poole zpravy CTK
bylo 144,915 navstevn1k1 z ces-
kych zemf a 12,349 z ciziny. S
domaclmi hosty dosahl cestov-
nj ruch ma Slovensku "a uply-
nuly rok 518,821 osob. Celkovy
obrat lonskeho cestovnfho ru-
chu byl asi 400 milion1 korun.
Ably dosahl pTedvalecne vyse,
musil by pri dnesn1ch cenach
|dostoupit vyse tri ctvrte miliar-
Idly korun.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-25
Archbishop Beran vysvetil no.
veho opata bTenovskeho
klaStera.

Praha (CTK) - Prazsky ar
cibiskup DIR. Josef Beran vysve-
til v nedeli, 13. dubna noveho
opata brenovskeho klaStera P.
Opaska. Novemu opatovi jme-
mem vlady blahopral ministr DIR.
Ivan Pietor. Pr spolecnem O.
bede promluvil archbishop Be
ran o slovanskem poslan1 be-
nediktinske rehole a zd1raznil
re tato rehole pod zastitou sv
Vojtecha prispeje Ike splnen.
poslanf, kterou mali v teto dobe
slovanske narody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-25
Cesky skladatel Vaclav Kapral
zemreI.

Praha (CTK) = nedeli, 6.
dubna zemrel We SVEN byte v
Brine Poll pc tezke cho
robe predseda Syndikatu ces-
kych skladatelG hudebnf skla-
datel Vaclav Kapral, Glen Ces-
Ike academic we'd a umenf, pro-
.fesor brnenske konservatore a
prazske Academic musickych
umen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-25
Nsmecke dSti uz neuslysi po-
hSdky O princeznach.

z knih n6meckych pohadek
must v sovetskem okupacnim
pasmu zmizet vsechny zminky
o princich a princeznach.
V tonic pasmu bylo nemec-
Ike slechte odzvoneno s~oucasne
Sc znarodnenfm majetku ne
meckych junkerG a jinych arts
tokratickych rodG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-25

Praha (CTK) - Skodovy "a
vody v Plzni vyrobily novy au-
tomat ma vyrobu a balenf ciga-
ret. Stroj vyrobf "a minutu
1000 kusG. Novy stroj Dude
seriov9 dodavan do Sovetskeho
svazu a do Polska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-25
Vystava sovetskych malirG
Praze.

Praha (CTK) - Zahranicni
ministr Jan Masaryk zahajil v
sobotu vystavu "Obrazy narod-
Mich umelc1 Sovetskeho svazu"
V proslovu uvedl, re vystava
prozrazuje, z echo Sc raduje
rusky clovek, CO chce re sveta
poznat a jaky svet 81 pfeje. Pc
ministru Masarykovi promluvil
sovetsky velvyslanec Zorin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-25
.TELEGRAF', BALTIMORE, MD, APRIL Is. 1917

DIR. Fapanek ZaStup-
Gem ceskoslovenska ma mimo-
radnem zasedani Spojenych
narodG.
Praha (CTK) -Staly cesko-
slovensky delegat u Spojenych
narodd vyslanec DIR. Jan Papa
mex byl ustanoven zastupcem
Ceskoslovenska ma mimorad-
mem plenarnim zasedan1 Spoje-
INCH narodn, ma kterem Sc bu-
de projednavat otazka Palesti-
ny. Jake ~alternujici ceskoslo-
vensky delegat byl ustanoven
csl. zahranicnim ministerstvem
dir. l.. Radlmsky. Pokud uz by
" rndznymi clenskymi staty, two
ficfmi organised Spoienych ma
rodn, jmenovany delegace k
.tomtuo mimoradnemu plenar.
nfmu zasedanf, ktere Sc sejde
20. dubna, jsou to doposud We
vetsine pfipadd stall delegat
clenskych statG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-25
Csl. lid dskuje organised
UNRRA.

Praha (CTK) Ustredn1
svaz csl. obchodu uskutecn1 ak
ci pod heslem "Csl. lid dekuje
organisaci UNRRA". V obcho-
dech, kde sc prodavalo zbozl
UNRRA budou vylozeny pod
pisove archy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-25

NET RESULT = Zde jest jedno msto kde druzstev-
nj prace skutecne pocfta. Jna je ma telefoni party
lince. Jsteli ma party lince, nezapomente, re kazda roz-
mluva ma byti kratka necinte mnoho volan1 Ia Sc
bou -. odpovezte lined. Budeteli spolupracovati s temi,
KIDD jsou ma spolecn6 lince, kazdy obdrzi leps1 sluzbu.
The Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company of Baltimore City
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-25
SO miliard vkladI " csl. pohra.
nicnich HstaYech.

Praha (CTK) - Uhrnna vys-
ka vklad1 u csl. peneznlch u
stavG prekrocila v 1noru cast
ku SO miliard korun.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-03-21
Survey Shows Deep
Rooted Prejudices Are
Major Obstacles To
Decent Housing

"The major obstacles to proVlu'
ing decent housing for all the peO'
pie are the deep-rooted preJudlceS
which mark the relations between
certain groups in almost every
community in the country az
cording to Elmer Gertz, IN III.
pamphlet American Gnes'V,'
Mr.. Gertz is a member OIL Wv
National Advisory Board OF ~,
Commission of Law ana oOCis
Action of the American JEWISH
Congress and an expert on nous
ing.
He shows how so-called private
agreements between Plop'
owners circumvent the spir" y
the constitution and achieve ''I
regation in practice by the 0e't -
opment of restrictive covenants :.
exclude specific groups from ~ n
tain areas. Mr.. Gertz points "
the high price paid for segregS.l ~
housing in terms of death, olSe'' -
delinquency, decay, crime Si'0
cial tensions.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-03-21
Chief Rabbi of Rumania
Leaves United States

NEW YORK (JTA) = After
spending several weeks in the
United States on behalf of Ru-
manian Jewry, DR.. Alexander
Shafran, Chief Rabbi of Rumania,
left this week. He said that he
was gratified at the results achiev-
ed and the promises of increased
aid. DR.. Shafran was the guest
here of the United Jewish Appeal.
Revealing that he had appealed
to the U. S. Government to send
urgent relief supplies to non-Jews
in the famine area of Rumania,
Rabbi Shofran expressed his
thanks to President Truman for
his decision to send food shipments
and medical supplies for distribu-
ton among the Rumanian popula-
ton without distinction as to race
and religion.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-03-21
Australian migration
Minister Tells Critics
Country Admitting
Only Few Jews

CANBERRA, Australia (JTA)-
Replying to widespread charges
by anti-Jewish groups that the
government was admitting an
overwhelming number of displaced
Jews to Australia, Minister of I'm
migration Arthur A. Calwell stat
ed that the number of refugees
that the Commonwealth has a.
greed to admit and the number
admitted during the war and since
the cessation of histilities was
many thousands less than the total
Australia agreed to admit during
international discussions in 1889.
Calwell said that the number
of refugees who will reach Aus
tralia during the next four or five
yeare will be extremely small"
He declared that the Juror which
has been raised over Jewish immi-
grafton resulted from lack of
knowledge of the facts and I'M
truthful news reports.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-03-21
JPA On Its Own

The Jewish Publication Society
of America, by unanimous vote of
its Board of Trustees, has decided
not to ask Federations or Welfare
Funds for ALLEGATIONS or subven-
lions during 1947. The Society
has suggested to Federations and
Welfare Funds that the ALLEGATIONS
formerly given to The Society
should be allocated to the United
Jewish Appeal.
The Society is planning to ex-
tend its activities through individ-
ual memberships, more book sales
and a larger volume of business of
it's Press Division.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-03-21
WHAT MAKES A
DIALECT COMEDIAN
FUNNY?

The answer to that one is
large order, but Parkvakarh,,.
CHS real name is Harry Einsteir,
the master word pretzeler ),
MICS "Meet Me At Parlv.,
show, thinks he knows the ansuo,
Parky should, if any does. Hs.
been dragging in the yocks "a.
chuckles, smokers and outlaws ar.
known in kilocycle parlance) "a,
many a year.
"From my experience" saw.
Parky, speaking seriously for
once, "a dialect comedian is s,,o
cessful in direct ratio to the svm.
pathy which he has for the natien.
atty he is initiating. Naturally,
funny material is essential, but y
fails to click with audiences Il
they can sense that it is malicious
in intent, or holds the types being
initiated up to ridicule. It's the
difference between laughing with
a sheer and laughing with warm,
sympathetic appreciation of the
problems that the tongue-twiSting
English language presents to peo-
pie of foreign birth"
Parky's whole Characterization
has been placed on sympathy for
the Greek people he initiates. As
a boy, constantly about his
fathers warehouses in Boston, he
associated with Greeks and picked
up their distinctive accent. But
he liked them-and he still likes
them. That liking shows in his
comedy material.
And that the Greeks also like
Parky is a source of great pride
to him. His radio show has re-
suited in numerous letters and
kilograms from Greek listeners.
Almost without exception, they
are complimentary. They always
have been, throughout his career
In fact, the Greeks have named
him "The Modern Aristophanes,"
after the ancient Hellenic comic
poet!
Leon Gutterman (JTA)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-03-21
ORT Opens First Jewish
Maritime School in
French History

PARIS, (JTA)-The first Jew
ish maritime school in France was
opened this week by the ORT in
Marseilles in ceremony presided
over by Admiral Louis Kahn, of
the French Navy, who is taking
an active part in ORT work in
France.
The school is established in a vii
la overlooking the Mediterranean
The first class of trainees is COM
posed of 81 young Jews from
France, Morocco and Algeria. The
group also includes survivors of
Hitler's gas chambers.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-03-21
Egyptian Police
Ring Accused of
Smuggling Jews
Into Palestine

CAIRO (JTA-Egytian police
are reported to be hunting for a
huge smuggling ring engaged IN
organizing illegal immigration into
Palestine. According to the police,
many Egyptian Jews have sue
eeded in reaching Palestine by
desert and sea routes.
The police have established a
special bureau to collect infOrma-
ton on clandenstine immigration
and to check on all Jews suspected
of having Zionist sympathles.
Jewish community circles, how
ever, deny any connection with
immigration to Palestine.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-03-21
Hungarian Government
Promulgates Law
Establishing Jewish
Rehabilitation Fund

BUDAPEST, (JTA)-The Hun
garian Government this week
promulgated the decree setting up
a Jewish Rehabilitation Fund with
the proceeds of property belong
ing to Jews who died heirless.
Within Is days the Orthodox and
Liberal Jewish communities must
submit to the government their
recommendations for president and
vice-president of the Fund. Within
a week after such nominations
are received an administrative
board, including Protestant and
Roman Catholic members, will be
named
A public forum on Zionism to
acquaint the general public with
the aims and purposes of the
movement was held here, since the
local press devotes very little
space to Zionist activities and the
Allied Control Commission has
still not granted permission for
publication of a Zionist paper
Speakers included leading Zionist
and non-Zionist spokesman, in.
Guiding Communists and Socialists
and leaders of the left-wiing Jew
ish groups.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-03-21
PALESTINE JEWS SEND
FOUR DELEGATES TO PAN
ASIATIC CONFERENCE

JERUSALEM (JTA)-The Jews
of Palestine will be represented by
four delegates at the Pan-Asiatic
Congress in New Delhi, India, it
was decided jointly by the execu-
tive of the Jewish Agency and
the Jewish National Council. The
four are: Prof. Hugo Bergman, DR..
Emanuel Olschwanger, Itzhak
Shimoni and Mrs. S. M. Ber-
ahcyahu.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-03-21
JEWS TRANS
FERRED FROM WORST
CAMP IN u. S. ZONE

MUNICH (JTA)-The Baben-
hansen camp for displaced Jews,
which was considered the worst
in the U. S. Zone, was closed by
the American Military Govern
ment and all occupants were
transferred to quarters in the
Rochelle Kasern near Kassel.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-03-21
NEUMANN NAMED ACIIn s~
PRESIDENT OF ZIONIST
ORGANIZATION OF AME"'

DR.. Emanuel Neumann u md
York, zOA vice-preslden. y. *.
member of the World Zionist I'm. ns
ecutive, has been named as s. oirs.
ton of America, DR.. Abba =. -. de.
Silver announced before i''
parture for Palestine.
Evening star., 1947-03-10
dc. Marathon Runner
lis Third in Baltimore
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Mar. 10.-Charlie
Robbins of Boston plodded in ahead
Iof 29 other entrants yesterday to
win his second consecutive individ-
ual title in the 12-mile White Horse
Social Club Street run which is
viewed as a preliminary to the Olym-
pic Marathon trials in Boston next
month.
Robbins emerged the victor in a
three-way battle over the last mile
OF the pavement grind with Bill
Steiner of New York's Maccabi A. c.,
who finished second, and John Leiss
of the Washington Track and Field
Club who took third. The winning
time of the Norfolk Young Mems
Association representative was
hour, seven minutes, 482 seconds.
48 seconds shy of the course mark
he set in winning last year Steiner's
time was l hour, 8 minutes, 55
seconds.
On the basis of the best three
fnishers among the clubs, the team
title went to the North Medford
Club of Boston with 10 points, one
point better than the Millrose A "A.
of New York.
Only one of the 81 starters failed
to finish the fifth annual rugged
grind over a three-lap course .of
four miles each. 4
Evening star., 1947-03-10

While Loyola's champion Grey
hounds rolled toward Kansas City
and the start of the MA tourna-
ment today. Mason-Dixon Confer
ence officials thoughtfully pondered
a policy for future tournaments.
The three-day tourney at Cath
olic University showed nice profit.
almost treble the returns on pre-
vious tournaments at Baltimore
But the organization had indicated
It would alternate the title play-off
between Washington and the Mon
umental City and the question now
is whether the financial gain just
ifies junking that idea. ALI money
goes into a general fund for building
up sports, supporting less popular
championship tournaments, which
would seem to clinch the point.
Conference headquarters are To-
Gated in Baltimore, however, and
schools in and around that city may
insist on the alternate-city policy
hoping to build up interest in fu-
ture tournaments to point where
receipts will match Washington's.
Loyola, which defeating a scrappy
Mount st. Mary's five, 60-54, in a
thrilling windup, has been paired
Evening star., 1947-03-10
Champion Caps Face
Warriors Tomorrow

Washington's Capitols, champions
in the Eastern Division Of the Basket
Ball Association, take on the second
place Warriers in Philadelphia to-
morrow night, move on to face the
Western Division leading Chicago
Stays Thursday and return to play
host to the New York Knickerbock-
ers at Uline Arena Saturday.
The Warriors, paced by Joe Fulks,
are seeking revenge for two setbacks
at the hands of the Caps since
Christmas.
But an inkling Of what to expect
in the post season playoffs will be
given in the game with the Stays.
The Stays ran up lot points last
night in drubbing the Cleveland
Rebels. The Rebels scored 78 points.