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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23

WHIZZZER MOTOR BICYCLE-S130; ex-
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brake, heavy-duty spokes SH. 7130.
Gently overhauled and painted saddle
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23

ington-Lovely 5-rm. bungalow, all i'm
provements, completely fenced-in yard
S0x10O it,. concrete patio for outdoor eat
and ping-pons,, bath house with maids
quarters. l blk to salt water bathing
beach. also water front for boating and
grabbing: next door to Jewish people
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23

s,haR 2t,s condition. tf good body and interior;
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| SHERWOOD FOREST rms. and bath,
lge. screened porch; comp. furn. on lge.
sell: $1,000, $1,000 cash. bal. terms,
Randall Cli1-3-rm. cottage. nice shady
lot; / blk from the beach; $3.50 cash.
Chalk Point-5 rms. and bath, lge
screened porch. comp furn., 2-car ga
rage; nice pier with boathouse; lot 100X
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-09
Osvobozenf c. S. r. zavisi ma
vitezstvi demokracie.

Londyn. - Osvobozeni Ces-
koslovenska cd panstvi komu-
nistd must po6kati az ma vftez-
stv1 demokracie We. svete jak
celku, jak prohlasil Blazej vi
lin, Glen csl. parlamentu a BY
valy generalnf tajemn1k demo
kraticke strany pred komunis-
tickym prevratem.
Pan Vil1m uchylil Sc docas-
ne do Londyna, ale hodla pod
niknouti kampan mezi deln1ky
We Francii a Svedsku, ably hla-
sal "Nebezpeci komusistickeho
prollnan1 do uni a politickych
stran."
Rekl V interviewu, re souhla-
81 S pfedpovedmi, re Italie a
Rakousko jsou oznaceny jake
prvni zem6, kter6 jsou ma Tad6
komunistickeho vyboje. Dodal,
re die jeho mlnenf pouze rych-
la ponce die Marshallova pla-
nu, spojena S intensivnf publ
citou O pfednostech demokra-
Gle, mohla by celiti komuniske-
mu naporu v techto zem1ch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-09

rakouskou, S tyrani1 nemeckou,
nem1zeme inject ami k tyranii
move, jez poslapala pravo a
vnutila mocf a silou nasemu IL
du v stare vlasti rezfm, jenz
byl nastolen proti Will vetsiny
lidu.
Mas lid to spravne chape a
mluv1 recf jasnou a srozumitel-
nou. Bee jakehokoli nabadan1
a pobfzen1 spontanne osvedcu-
1je svoje prav6 smyslenf: Ame-
ricke sokolstvo odvolava svhj
1redni zajezd ma slet. Sdruze-
nj ceskoslovenskych spolkd v
Baltimore osvedcuje svd6j od-
por v1ci diktatuTe a svou YER
most k demokracii. Ceskoslo-
venska narodn1 rada ma tryzne
"a Jana Masaryka v Chicago
protestuje prot povalenf ces-
koslovenske demokracie. Ma
|rodnf svaz ceskych katolik1
tax cini projevem do Prahy.
Narodnf svaz ceskych katol1kG
v Texasu VIOLA pc spolecnem Cd
poru prot nasilf. Sdruzenf ces-
kych spolkG v Cedar Rapids
dekuje DR.. Papankovi "a jeho
protest u Spojenych NarodG
prot zavedenf diktatury. Pro
mluvil New York. Ceskosloven-
sti legionafi v Chicago, Cleve-
landu a New Yorku zd1raznili
svou vernost demokracii a Cd
por k diktatuTe. Ceskosloven-
sky Cleveland, svobodomyslnf,
katol1ci, socialiste a sokolove v
jedne fronte usporadali velky
spolecny projev prot move ty-
ranii. Slovenske narodni sdru-
zeni We Spojenych Statech a
Ceskoslovenske narodnl sdru-
zenf v Kanade rovnez sc stavi
do spolecneho. siku tech, kdo5
zdstavajf verni odkazu Masa.
ryka Tomase i Masaryka Jana
Budou nasledovat i jine osady
a organisace nebot lid mluvf
Masarykova smrt mas spojila
opet v jeden pevny a nerozbor.
ny svazek vernych, ktery opet
nastupuje do noveho zapasu
"a obnovu ceskoslovenske de.
mokracie a vzkr1senf ceskoslo.
venske svobody!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-09
ceskoslovensko opet pred
Spoj enymi narody.

Lake Success. - Chilsky de-
legat Herman Santa Cruz OBJ
novil pred Bezpecnostnf radon
Spojenych narodd svGj poza-
davek, ably komunisitcky pre-
vrat V Ceskoslovensku byl Spo-
jenymi narody vysetTovan.
V rozhofcen6m p%rojevu OBJ
vinil Santa Cruz Sovety, re pr
svych neomalenych a bezohled
nych 1toc1ch pouz1vajf gang
sterskych method. Vyzval Bez-
pecnostn1 radu, ably Sovet1m
padne odpovedela ma jejich u
razliv6 vyroky, kterych Sc rus
KY delegat Gromyko dopousti
pfi svych projevech.
Chilsky delegat ujistoval, re
ami ty nejpodlejsf urazky ne
zmen1 odhodlanost chilske VIA
dy, trvat ma d1slednem vyse-
tfovani udalost1 v Ceskosloven-
sku.
Uclnll naVrh, ably byl lined
utvofen vybor ku vysetTovanf
ceskoslovenskeho pTevratu. u
vedl dale, re mu jsou znama
imena 6 vyznamnych Cechoslo-
vaku, kterym Sc podaTil 1t6k z
Ceskoslovenska a kterf jsou O.
chotni pred Spojenymi narody
vypov1dati O tom, co Sc v Ces-
koslovensku skutecne odehra-
10.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-09

Advertising rates reasonable
and furnished upon applica-
ton.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-09
Americka armada Sc chovala
pc valce velmi pTatelsky
k RusHm.

Washington, D. C. - K otaz-
ce chovan1 Sc americke arma-
dy k Rus1m "a valky a pc val
&c Sc vyjadruje jeden vysoky
1Tedn1k a zdGraznuje, re po-
|stoj Americana k Rus1m byl
vzdy pratelsky.
Ode dine vyloden1 americ-
kych odd1l6 v severni Africe
az do demobilisace americk6
armady museli Rusove z kaS-
deho kroku Americana rozpo-
znat, re tito chovajf k RusIm
|jen pTatelske city.
Tento dGstojnlk ujistuje da-
lie, re ami behem valky ami pc
|valce Sc v americkem vrchn1m
velenf neuvazovalo O Rusku ja-
ko O moznem n~epr1teli.
K dolozeni sveho tvrzen1 po-
ukazuje omen ddstojnik, kterJ
nechce byt jmenovan> ma tyto
skutecnosti:
Americana to byli, kteTf Cd
mftli anglicky navrh ma invasi
ma Balkan6 a primluvili Sc "a
to, ably bylo hledano rychle "a
koncen1 valky vyloden1m Sc We
Francii.
Americke vojenske ve.eni
VedlO ODerace beZ Ohledu na O.
tazky politicke. Americka vol
ska byla zastavena pred Rerlf-
mem a pred Prahou rozkazem
doslym z nejvyssich mist. A.
mericke oddly Sc zastaviIy, a.
by ponechaly RusIm obsazeni
techto NEST, ackoliv molly pro
vesti obsazenf rozlehlych kra-
ljn jak v Nemecku tax v Cesko-
slovensku bez obt1zf.
K rozhodnut1, re Sc Ameri-
cane mali zastavit u rex Labe-
Nude a pred Prahou doslo asi
tri mesfce pred zakoncenim
valky. Bylo to v dobe, kdy A
mericane jeste neprekrocili
|Ryn a cara Labe- Nude byla
ash uprostTed mezi tehdejsimi
posicemi obou armad.
Pomerne snadny pTechod Ry-
ma americkymi oddly rozvra-
til rozpocet a tax sc stale re
Americana dospeli k care La
be-Mulde a pred Prahu drive
nez Rusove a museli sc tam "a
stavit ably dodrzeli ujednanf.
Omen d1stojn1k dale tvrdf,
re sc Americana mohli probo-
jovat do Berl1na, avsak museli
respektovat ujednan1, re Ber-
lin byl v ruskem pasmu.
K dolozenf pratelskeho po-
stole Americana poukazuje pi-
satel ma jednu episodu: Rusky
marsal Konev n~avstfvil gene
rala Bradleye, velitele IL. anne
ricke armadnf skupiny v jeho
hlavnfm stanu. Kdyz Konev
prisel, uvedl no Bradley do sve
kancelaTe a ukazal mu velkou
mapu znazornujfci rozlozeni
sill IL. armadni skupiny a sflu
iednotlivych jednotek. Ami Ko-
nev, ami zadny jiny rusky veil
tel neukazal AmericanGm nj
echo O rozlozenl svych sill.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-09
Vzpom1nka.
1913

Truchive v~zpominky nam prinasf 12. duben, neb
tomu Dude rok, kdy mas navzdy opustil drazemilovany
manzel a otec
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-09

Honzfk, ten chce byt hllda-
Gem v zoo. u opic. Ty pry do
vedou vselijake kousky, lous-
kali orfsky a chytaj1 blesky
svym mladatGm a dfvaji Sc DO
zrcatka. Taky by byl rad CYL
citelem kon1 nebo lvG. Anebo
ponocnym, ktery Sc nebojl a u
hlfda celou vesnici. Honzlk j.
ste dnes pTivede do sadu sveho
PISA. Zeptam Sc maminky, Je-
still mohu j1t ven.
AZ budu velka, nebudu Sc
uz muset ma takovehle vecl
plat.
Libuse Zatecka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-09
FrantiSek ]. Fiser

a nynf klidne spf svdj vecny
sen vedle sve manzelky ma Ma
rodnim HTbitov6, a ia pficha-
z1m abych mu venoval uprlm-
nou vzpom1nku.
Oci drahe, vzdy tax smave,
spanek smrti zast1nil,
st6st1 mole, poklid duse,
mrak bolesti zat1zil.
Vzpomfnka dnes cista, svezi,
plat lobe, mileny,
neb lasku moj1 zadna doba,
ba ami smrt nezmen1.
K uctenf pamatky venuje:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-09
1O6 dalSich obci ma SIovensku
Dude elektrisovano.

Praha. = V ramci csl. dvou-
leteho planu Dude elektrisova-
no 106 obc1 ma stTednim Sloven
sku. Krone toho Sc dokoncu-
ie rekonstrukce vodni elektrar-
ny. V dlouhodobem programu
je planovana postupna etekfri-
SAGE dalsfch obcf a vetsich o.
sad ma Slovensku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-09
Snemovna schvalila pomoc
pro Evropu.

We snemovne byla schvalena
predloha We ktere sc zada S.
300, 900 pro pomocny pro-
gram, urceny nejvfce pro "a
padnf Evropu. Obnos takto
povoleny je cast pomocneho
programu, pro ktery je celkem
zadano $6,2O5, 900, 900.
Snemovna kratce pc schva-
len1 toho jednala O celkovem
obnosu $6,2O5, 900, 900 a ten
byl schvalen 329 prot IA hla-
sum.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-09
VZP o MIN A

S bolem v srdci v%zpomlnam
ma den Is. dubna neb tomu
Dude liz 33 rok1 CO smrtl vyr-
van byl m1j nezapomenutelny
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-09
"DOMOV"
"DOMOV" DETEM.
Az budu velka.

rem pokojd, Dude jiste take ma
Az budu NIT byt uz osklivy,
cely odreny a poskrabany, "a
telefonuji k MyskovGm a re-
"Prosfm, je donna pan Mys-
ka junior?"
A on.
~ telefonu, prosfm. Co 81
milostiva?"
A ia:
"Tady Helena. Nazdar Kar-
Chtela bych vymalovat
byt!"
A Karl1k:
"Samozfejme, Helenko! Size
name prace mad hlavu, ale Ii
ira to k YAM prijdu ohlednout.
To Wis, tobe vymalujf ia sam!"|
A ia:
Gale musis mi udelat cenu,
Karlfkuv"
PAX Pride Karlfk s ucedni-
KEN a vymaluje mi byt cely
modTe s hvezidckami jake ma
nebi.
Anebo budu NIT rymu. I
pGjdu do lekarny a tam Dude
pan lekarnfk S vousem. To bu-
de Olda Pous1. Da mi neco, a
mne hned ryma pfejde. A pro-
toze Sc zaraduji, re prestala,
pGjdu kousek rovne a "a rob a
tam Dude mezi stolky v cukrar-
ne poletovat NADIA. Dam 81 ia
l1r cukrovf a kavu. NADIA celia
vyzehlena a naondulovana bu-
de NIT stuhu We vlasech. Proto-
re az Dude velka, Dude 81 moci
naondulovat treba i kirk, jak
povfdala jej1 maminka. A mne
Sc NADIA Dude l1bit, jak mako
nj tax ma stranu tn krasne ma
ondulovanou hlavu Sc stuhou.
P1jdu dom1 a nap1si O nj ro-
man a budu slavna. A jak tax
pGjdu pc ulici a budu pTemy-
slet O romanu a dfvat Sc tam a
sem, potkam najednou hezkou,
starou PAM v kabate S ohrom-
nou kozisinou. Pres ruku po-
nese brasnu Sc zlatym uzave-
rem.
ia Sc budu d1vat a d1vat ma
Itu PAM a najednou poznam, re
je to PAM Bohata. Pobez1m k
nj a reknu: "Rukul1bam!" -
ia rfkam PAM Bohate vzdycky
rukulfbam. A ona Ease tvrdl,
re to Sc T1ka jenom bohatym
lidem a ne takovym udfenym
zenskym, jake je ona. Ale ia
nevim, proc bych tax nemela
Zdenkovu maminku zdravit.
Tatfnek povfdal, re rukulfbam
mann f1kat jenom tenkrat,
kdyz bych opravdu ruku poll
bila. A PAM Bohate bych ru-
ku pol1bila, protoze je hodna,
a je to Zdenkova maminka.
TAX ia PAM S kozisinou by
byla Zdenkova maminka, KITE
rou potkam az budu velka. A
ona by ma mne promluvila ia
bych poznala, re je to pfece
PAM Bohata, i kdyz nemela tax
pekn6 saty, kdyz jsme ia a Zde
mex byli mali. A PAM Bohata
by plakala radostf: "Predstav
81, Helenko, Zden6k je takovy
hodny syn. Pracoval a praco-
val a ted mu vsichni Tikaji pa
ne inzenyre, a name pekny
byt same slunce a koupelnu a
radio, velike radio, ne takove
osklive a spatne, Jake isme me-
Ii kdyz iste ty a Zdenek chodili
do ctvrte tTfdy. Nemus1m ukl1-
yet, ami neperu. A podfvei. ja-
ky kabat mi koupil Zdenek, a
tasku, a to mann donna jeste je-
dnu! Zdenek stale moe a moe
pracuje. PTijd Sc k nam podi-
vat, alespon 81 trochu odpo-
cine!"
ia bvch Tekla, re pTijdu, a
Sla bych dial. A potkala bych
nyn1 PAM, ktera we've kocarek.
" kocarku krasne detatko a
vedle kocarku dive. A ia PAM
lie Vendulka a usm1va Sc: "po-
dfvej. Helenko, tohle jsou me
deti. w nejsem donna cely den
sama. To sedime vsichni We
Ger u stolu a povfdame 81. Tat1-
mex uz taky nehraje divadlo,
sedf kamen a hreje 81 nohy.
A vzpomfname spolu ma ma
minku. Posloucham. iak O nj
tatfnek vypravuje. vzdyt zem-
rela tax bro, AMI jsem il ne
znala. A tat1nek houpa me de-
tt ma kolenou a mil manzel ta-
ky, a Tfkajf: Takhle jednou
mladf pani!"
Jenomze to uz by Sc Vendul-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-09

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
teal interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
Evening star., 1948-11-21
Holy Cross Rallies
In Second Half 10
Defeat Temple, 1871
kx the Askoeioted Press

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20.-Held
scoreless in the first half, Holy
Cross Crusaders came up with a
touchdown in each of the third and
fourth quarters today to defeat
Temples Owls 1877 in the 14th re-
newal of their football series before
5000 fans.
The Crusaders, coached by DR..
William Osmanski had things their
own way throughout the so minutes
of action despite the closeness Of
the score. After the New Englanders
had pulled away to 1870 advan-
tage, the Owls scored by pass
plavs with 80 seconds remaining in
the game.
Holy Cross struck fast near the
end of the third quarter. The touch
down was set up on pass intercept
ton by Jim Defley, Crusader CEN
ter, who nabbed Paul Dubenetzky's
aerial at exactly midfield.
Trapped, Defney lateraled to Bill
De Chard, former Gonzaga High OF
Washington halfback, and when De
Chard was about to be tackled, he
showed the ball to Walt Sheridan,
who went to, the II.
The winners ground out small but
sure yardage from there in. The
payoff play was a pitch from Walt
Brennan, quarter. to Jim Dieckel-
man, left end. 1t was Brennans
18th touchdown pass of the season.
Slick ball handling again paid
off for the Crusaders shortly in the
last quarter
Evening star., 1948-11-21
Squads Are Selected
For BIue-Gray Game
BY the Associated Press

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 90
Addition Of seven players brought
the South's roster up to % today
two shy of the limit-for the an
nual Blue-Gray football classic here
Christmas Day.
Manager Champ Pickens an
nounced, too, the first picks for
the Northern squad-nine players
recommended by Coach Ray Nor
rison of Temple University, one OF
the Yankee coaches
New additions to the Gray forces
include:
End Nick LAMA and Tackle Ed
Kelly, both of Texas; Fullback Huey
Keeney, Rice; George Broadnax
Georgia Tech end; and End Abner
Wimberly, Center Ed Claunch and
Fullback Rip Collins, all of LSU.
Named to the North squad were
End Robert Mikszenas, New
Hampshire; Tackle John jenkins
Dartmouth; Guards Nick Rods and
Emil Drvaric of Harvard and James
Reilly of Holy Cross; Backs Joe Sui
livan of Dartmouth, Jack Nork of
Columbia. Veto Kissell of Holy
Cross and Carmen Ragonese of New
Hampshire.
Evening star., 1948-11-21
Nv the Associoted Press

RENO. New, Nov. 2O-The Uni
versity of Nevada today demanded
that the New York publication
Sports Week" retract a statement
that Nevada's football team threw
the Nevada Santa Clara game to
benefit Nevada gamblers.
The 14-O loss by Nevada at Sac
ramento November was Nevada S
first defeat of the season.
Through a law firm, the Univer-
sity said the publication made an
infamous" and deliberately mali
cious' attack, on the Nevada foot
ball team.
The letter was signed by William
K. Woodburn of the legal firm OF
Thatcher, Woodburn and Forman,
and was addressed to Marty Berg,
publisher of Sports Week. Inc.
The attorneys told Berg the No
vember % issue of the paper made
direct and damaging charges
against the University Of Nevada
athletic department and the Ne
yada football team and individuals
connected with each"
Specifically" it said, 'your article
charged that there was well-laid
plot for Nevada to throw the
Nevada Santa Clara game for the
specific benefit of Nevada gamblers. :"
You further charged" the at
torneys' letter continued, that
members of the Nevada football
team are employed in Reno gam
bling establishments, and that these
boys were a part OF your alleged
Evening star., 1948-11-21
5haky West Va. Tops
Western Reserve
ey the kssocioted Press

MORGANTOWN, w. Va, Nov.
2O.-A West Virginia University
eleven barely able to hold its own
for three periods caught fire long
enough for two fourth-quarter
scores that assured 300 victory
over Western Reserve today.
Until Fullback Pete Zinaich
fought his way So yards down the
sidelines for touchdown three min
utes after the last canto began,
Mountaineer Day crowd of 10000
never could be certain of the out
come.
The Mountaineers until then held
only shaky 60 lead, the score
coming near the end of the first
period after Charley Boyles re-
covered a reserve tumble on the Red
Cats 43. The touchdown followed
in six plays, with Walt Malyk bull
ing his way for the final two yards.
1t was West Virginia's seventh
victory against three losses, and 1t
came with the Mountaineers' highly
rated aerial attack ineffective vr-
tually all day.
Evening star., 1948-11-21
Caps Defeat Ce|tics
For Eighth Victory
In Row, 90 10 Is

Coach Red Auerbach's amazing
Eastern Disseminating Washing
ton Capitols coasted to their eighth
successive Basket Ball Association
victory in row last night as they
completely outclassed the runner-up
Boston Celtics at Uline Arena, 90-75.
While 2,625 enthusiastic specta-
tors cheered them to the echo no
fewer than four caps hit double
scoring figures. Big Kleggie Herm-
sen led the parade with Is points;
Capt. Bob Feerick accounted for
IA; Fred Scolari, who saw little
action, registered 13 and John Nor
lander, playing one of his hottest
games of the year, IL.
Meanwhile, Gene Stump, Boston's S
siege gun who had scored "a points
in each of his last two starts, was
kept well in hand by Scolari and
Sonny Hertzberg who restricted him
to nine Chick Halbert, towering
center and Eddie Ehlers, paced Bos-
tons offense with Is points each.
1t was nip-and-tuck in the early
first period going.
However, Washingtons sharp
shooters started rolling after the
teams had deadlocked at Sail, and
made good on seven foul shots to
move ahead at l5-7. Scolari, Fee
rick, and Hermsen dominated the
drive that had sent Washington
out in front at the end of the first
quarter, 29-16 and the Caps went on
tn win as thew pleased.
Evening star., 1948-11-21
Quantico Sets Mark
For Straight Wins
speeiol Dispoteh TO The s'or

QUANTICO, Va. Nov. 20.-Scor-
ing in all periods, the Quantico
Marines overwhelmed the Paris Is
land IS. c. Marines, SIT, today
in a game that featured long run
backs of kicks that scored for both
teams. 1t was the 2lst straight vic
tory for the Quantico eleven and
broke the all-Marine record for
consecutive wins established by the
Mare Island (CalifD Marines in
1919.
Ouantico scored twice in the
opening stanza and the Islanders
picked up their lone tally after
Johnny Husvar, Paris Island scat
back, took the second kickoff on
his 10 and raced 81 yards to pay
dirt.
A few minutes later Quantico's ace
passer, Rudy Flores, heaved an
aerial to Joe Bartos that was good
for 81 yards and touchdown.
Bill Jesse, former understudy to
Nays An-America Dick Scott, in
tercepted Bob Picton's pass for
Quantico on his own 40 early in the
second period, ran to the midstripe
and then lateraled to Bartos, who
went so yards to the Islanders end
zone and Quantico's fifth tally.
Dick Ambrogi, another former
Academy star, opened the second
half with an exhibition OF broken
field running that netted 62 yards
and score for Quantico. Five min
utes later in the same period, he
with 31-yard sprint for
another tally.%
The final score came in the last
period when Bob Scott tossed 30
yard pass to Pay Pfeifer.
Quantico ----- 20 IL 13 5-ol
ouantico touchdowns-Bartos 9. Am
brogi >, Schuett. KruR, Tamillo., Pfeifer;
Points after ouchdowns-Abrahams
tplacements).
Paris island Observation-Disclosures. Point
after touchdown-Eysenbach tplacemenp.
Evening star., 1948-11-21
BY the Associotsd Press

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., Nov. 10
Lashing out with three quick touch
downs in the last two periods, North
Carolina trimmed Duke, 200, to-
day to run its unbeaten string to
16 games.
Held even by a battling under
dog Blue Devil team during score
less first half, the Tar Heels, paced
by their dynamic tail back Charley
Justice, turned on the heat in the
closing half.
Justice made his final home game
appearance of the season one OF
his best. He broke away for 43 yards
and the first touchdown in the
third quarter and passed to big End
Art Weiner for the second in the
fourth period. Weiner wound up the
scoring in the last half minute,
grabbing another in front of the
goal posts, this one thrown by Full
back Hosea Rodgers.
Only tie with William and Mary
mars the 9-game record of the Tar
Heels who wind up their season at
Virginia next week.
Silent on Bowl Preference.
Today's victory served to enhance
their post-season bowl possibilities.
The Sugar and Cotton bowls have
figured most prominently in dis
cusslons hereabouts, although the
official Tar Heel family has re-
manned silent on the matter.
Duke put up the stiffest kind OF
an argument in the first half. 1t
wasn't until late in the second quar-
ter that North Carolina moved into
Blue Devil territory.
Duke dominated most of the first
two quarters, although it was never
able to muster a serious scoring
threat. Ttailback Fred Folger kept
North Carolina in check with his
punting, booting out of bounds on
the IL and again on the 9.
Justice broke the scoring famine
with eight minutes to go in the
third quarter on first down he raced
43 yards for a touchdown. The SELL
out crowd of 44,500 was treated to
one of the Cho Choo's best exhibi-
tions of the year. He got down to
about the Duke 20 behind crisp