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The Nome nugget., 1949-02-14
Name Eisenhower Chairman Of Chiefs Of Staff

WASHINGTON, CP)-The U. S. called Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower back into service Friday to help answer some grave qeuStions of future military policy.
 The wartime supreme Allied commander was named by the White House Friday to serve as chairman of the joint chiefs of staff-a group which includes the top military men of the army, and air force, as well as the chief of staff to the President.
 Eisenhower is on leave from his job as president of Columbia Uni Versity. In his new position off cials said, he undoubtedly will be called on to act as peacemaker be- tween the air force and navy, which have frequently clashed over the role each would play in aerial warfare.
 Meanwhile, as principal military advisor to President Truman and secretary of defense ForreSta1, he will have an important part in deciding such vital defense ques- tions as these:
 l. Should the United States con centrate it's defense planning in the .Atlantic-EurOpean area, leav- ing Pacific defense in a second ary spot?
 2. How much of it's arms can this country spare to bulWark it's allies in Western Europe and else where?
 Announcement of ESenhoWer's appintment closely followed dis patches from Tokyo saying that , the United States soon may review it's entire military position in Asia as result of a visit to that area by secretary of the army Royall.
 There were uggestions-notd de- nied in WashingtOn-that in glo- bal strategy the Pacific zone might again assume the position it had in World War II, when the enemy there was merely held at bay until victory in Europe was assured.
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-14
More People MarOOned By States Storms
By The Associated PresS)

lBy The Associated PreSS)
 More than 4,O0O persons were marooned by heavy snoWs in Cal ifornia and Idaho Saturday. In other parts of the stOrm-stricken west strong northerly winds and colder weather dealt further dam aging blows.
 A mass of cold Canadian air pushed southWard over the north western part of the country and moved into northeastern Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska and thte Da- kotaS. It headed southWard and east and was expected to spread over Kansas, Minnesota and parts of Iowa and Illinois.
 T D e r atures dropped and winds up to 40 miles an hour and gusts of 70 m.p.h. blocked miles of the newly snoW-COvered high ways and rail lines. Some snow fell in the new cold belt.
 Four thousand dam workers liv- ing in trailer homes in the Feather River canyon near Quincy, Calif., were cut off by heavy snow. They expressed fear their homes would be washed away if warmer Wea- ther set in or rains flood the river A snow slide halted western Pa cific rail travel between Quincy and Oroville.
 The food shortage became more critical for the 800 persons in Stibnitz, Ida, a mining commun- ity which has been snoWbound for more than a week. A national guard transport plane planned to fly 4,700 pounds of food to the town Saturday.
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-14
Gen. Dale Caffney' Denies Military
 Sales to Civilians

FAIRBANKS, (P) - Brigadier Gen. Dale V. Gaffney, commander of Ladd Air Force base, Saturday denied charges of three Fairbanks lawmakers on the floor of the Ter ritorial House that he tolerated abuses" in the military commis- sary sales at Ladd Field to the de- triment of local merchants.
 General Gaffney also sent tele- grams to Warren Taylor, Mrs. Els sic Dale and Glen Franklin, all Democrats, asking why those who know of illegal commissary traffic had not reported it person ally to him.
 Replying to statement of Mrs Dale that she has three cuts of meat in her food locker as evil dence that Fairbanks civilians may buy freely at Ladd commis- sary, General Gaffney said that
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The Nome nugget., 1949-02-14
lnternation'l News At A Glance ---
Saturday. February l2. l949 CBy The Associated Press

Pope PiuX XII declared today an evil ':conspiracy has been formed against the Lord' in cer- tain countries-meaning the com munist lands behind the iron cur tain.
 The Vatical swiftly pointed up his meaning by pronouncing ma jor communication against ,"all those who dared raise their hands against the person of UoseD Car dinal Mindszeny of Hungary brought him to trial or participat- ed in his infamous sentence"
 The Papal exhortation, calling for special masses on April 3, fol- lowed a similar accusation by the British foreign office that the com munist-led countries of eastern Europe have started a war on churches to stamp out theological opposition. The United States government, including the Presi- dent, also has condemned the com munist fight against church lead CTS.
 The Pope called for the special masses "to expiate the crime of the enemies of God" His message to Roman Catholic clergy around the globe came only four days af- ter Cardinal Mindszenty was sen- fenced to life imprisonment.
 Meanwhile, Russia decla r d
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The Nome nugget., 1949-02-14
Alaska Statehood  Campaign Starts

KETCHIKAN, (P) - A letter, writing campaign designed .to hasten Alaska's emergence as a state is to begin this week, on the eve of statehood hearings in Wash ington, D. C., March 3.
 The hearings will be held before the subcommittee on Territories of the House lands committee.
 The letter campaign was an- nounced by Maurice Oaksmith, president of the Ketchikan chap ter of the Alaska Statehood Asso- citation.
 Oaksmith said that probably only a few Alaskans will go to Washington for the hearings.
 Oaksmith lead the delegation of witnesses before two Congression- al committees here in 1947. He said:
 Records of hearings held that
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The Nome nugget., 1949-02-14

SEATTLE, (R - Funeral ar engagements weer made today for George Hixon Lent, 91, last of the surviving partners who founded the Alaska Steamship Go. He died Saturday.
 He founded the company with Charles E. Peabody, Walter Oakes and George Roberts in 1894 when they started service to Southeast ern Alaska with the small con- verted passenger steamer Willapa.
 They sold the Alaska Steamship
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-14
HOLLYWOOD, (R - Found

HOLLYWOOD, (P) - Found someone who is not going to CBS.
 Bob Hope spoke up Saturday. with president Niles Trammel of NEG standing next to him-and said he is going to stay with dear old NEG next fall. 1t is presumed, trade sources said, that the come dianwill get more than few ex- tra lollipops out of the deal.
 CBS recently has spirited such talent as Amos n Andy, Jack Benny, Bing Crosby, Edgar Der gen, Lum n Abner from rival networks.
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-14
NEWS IN BRIEF

SHAWNEE, Okla. (P)-It was long time for long distance, but the payoff finally came.
 A man in a telephone booth dialed long distance and then said:
 Operator, just 10 years ago to- day over this very same telephone I placed a long distance call. It was one dollar-and I put in a dollars worth of slugs.
 Now I am giving you the real money"
 Four quarters changed down the slot. Then the receiver clicked.
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-14

LONDON, (P)-Twenty-six U. s. B-29 superfortresses arrived in England today after flights from Florida and New Jersey. The bomber group will be based at Sculthrope in the English Mid lands for an indefinite training period. It replaces the 30lst group of Salina, Kansas, which returned to the United States.
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-14
MANILA, (P) - Two funeral

MANILA, (H) - Two funeral processions approached the same cemetery at the same time today.
 Pallbearers laid aside their bur dens and pitched into a wild fist fight over the right of way.
 The cemetery watchman broke up the melee, after two were in- jured, by firing into the air.
 The pallbearers scattered. When mourners rounded them up the corteges moved on.
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-14

MANILA, (P1 - Maria Aurora Quezon, daughter of the late Pres ident Manuel Quezon, received first degree burns last night while witnessing a fireworks display.
 Balloons filled with gas explod- ed from sparks and caused flash burns on her arms and neck.
 The display was part of an aquatic Show.
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-14
WASHINGTON, (P)-Faced by

WASHINGTON, (P)-Faced by a power shortage which serious ly imperils national security" the government may speed up it's hy- dro-electric program by 50 per cent.
 Secretary of interior Krug told newsmen such a program probab- ly would receive a favorable re- ception from Congress. He did not elaborate on it, however.
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-14

CARACAS, Venezuela, (P - Mrs. Dorothy Hamand, 30, of Pawhuska, Okla, was electrocuted last week when she moved a lamp in her home at an oil company camp. She is survived by her hus- band Vim. w., and a 12-year-old son.
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-14

NEW YORK, (P)-Major secur- ity and commodity markets in the United States were closed Satur- day in honor of Lincoln'S birth day.
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-14

The ice-breaker U.S.S. Burton Island. which was here a week a0u is reported at King Island in it's first cruise of this area.
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-14

Co.,, to the Guggenheim interests in 1909.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-01

ILL.,, gimes Minersville, Pa.
zEKONIS Antanas, 81 metq,
mire rugsejo 5 d., Chicago,
Ill. (Alytaus ap., Miraslavo
par, Posnios kaimo) Ameri
koj isgyveno 80 metus.
KUNDROTAS Zigmontas, sc
metu, mire rugsejo 8 d., De-
troit, Mich.
VENSLOVAS Jurgis, Ga metQ,
mire rugsejo 10 d., Detroit,
Mich.
SAIMONIENE Bertha mire rug
sejo Is d., Chicago, ILL.,, kur
buvo ir gimus.
POCIUS Ignacas, pusamzis, mi
reerugsejo Is d., Chicago, Ill.
siauliu ap., Uzvencio par.)
Amerikoj isgyveno 80 metus.
STATKUS Antanas, 60 metQ,
mire rugsejo 16 d., Chicago,
Ill. (Raseiniu ap., Jurbarko
miesto.) Amerikoj isgyveno
43 metus.
JASMAUSKAS Mykolas. II M,
mire rugsejo Is d., Chicago,
ILL.,, (Panevezio ap., Naumies-
clio par, Poru km.) Ameri-
koj isgyveno IS metus.
DERVINSKIENE Marij na
(Vansike), u metu, mire rug
sejo 18 d., Chicago, Ill. (Tau-
RACES ap., Gaures par, Eli
mantu km.) Amerikoj isgy-
veno 49 metus.
NALIVAIKA Stasys, pusamzis,
mire rugsejo 16 d., Chicago,
Ill. (svencioniu ap., Paleciu
par, Girvainiu km.) Ameri-
koj isgyveno 38 metus.
| BUKSNAITIENE Agota, 60 M,
! mire rugsejo 7 d., Brooklyn,
i (Kauno red., Viesintu par,
+ Didziuliskes km.) Amerikoj
: iSgyveno al metus.
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. a.Ss
jiems ju paklydimas If jiessusb
pras, arba ttres. pasitraukh l
jiems priklausancia vieta.
sitas apsilankymas bus daug
prize to prisidejes. visi, kurie
mate, buvo labai patenkinti ir
ilgai nenorejo skirstytis, links
minosi Xxi 3 val. ryto.
Buffalo lietuviai svecius Ia
bal mielai prieme, padejo jiems
kita diena aplankyti Niagaro's
kriokli. @
Oar karta tariame nuoslrdv
aciu sokikams uz tokl puiku gy.
nina musu kulturos ir musr
tautos vardo".
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viciute), pusamze, mire rug
sejo a d., Chicago, Ill. (Papi-
les par)
NORBUTAS Edvardas, 80 metQ,
mire rugsejo 3 d., Chicago,
ILL.,, kur buvo ir gimes.
PETRILIENE Katarina, pusam-
re, mire rugsejo 18 d., Chica-
go, Ill. Amerikoj isgyveno 3S
metus.
PELECKIS Juozapas, pusamzls,
mire rugsejo 18 d., Chicago,
Ill.
USELIENE Marijona mire rug
sejo 19 d., Chicago, Ill. (Ma-
rijampoles ap., Amerikoj is
gyveno As metus.
SAKALAUSKIENE Emil j a
(Rudvilaite), 81 metu, mlre
rugsejo FL d., Branch, Mich.
Amerikoj isgyveno 40 metu.
KANTAUTAS Kastantas, pus-
amzis, mire rugsejo 20 d.,
Chicago, Ill. (Telsiu ap., Plum
ges par, Uzlieknio km.)
lYUsIENE Monika (slazaite)
pusamze, mire rugsejo 20 d.
Chicago, Ill. (Taurages ap.
Skaudviles par, Kalniskiu k.)
Amerikoj isgyveno 40 metu
KLEIZIUTE Jieva (sesuo vi
talija), 54 metu, mire rugse
10 5 d., Chicago, ILL.,, gimus
Plenuose.
VALANCIUS Antanas, seno am
ziaus, mire rugsejo 5 d., Chi
cago, Ill.
ALISAUSKAS Kazimieras, A
M, mire rugsejo 6 d., Chicago
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BUFFALO LIETUVIAI DEKO-
ia MUSU sOKEJAMS

Vienas is Buffalo lietuviu, jau
35 metal gyvenas Amerikoje,
NUNS raso:
"Mes, Buffalo lietuviai, reis-
kiame nuosirdzia ir didziausia
padeka gerb. A. Mikulskiui If
visiems sokikams, dalyvavu-
stems spaliu m. 18 d. Internatio-
ma Institute surengtoje tautinlu
sokiu sventeje, kuri lvyko dl-
dziausiame ir graziausiame But
falo viesbutyje, Hotel Statler.
Dalyvavo desimties tautu So
kejai, pasipuose savo tautiniais
drabuziais ir senoves papuosa-
lais.
Lietuviai gavo pirma vieta,
vokieciai bavarai antra IF
meksikieciai - trecia. Musu
tautiniai sokiai .atrode smagesnl,
linksmesni ir ypac jaunimui ar
timi prie Strides. O publika ta
vakara jie taip suzavejo, jog
maniau, kad svetaine PHYS nuo
aplodismentu.
AS maciau, kad ne vienam is
musu tautieciu istrysko dziaugs-
mo asaros, kai musu soklkal
pasirode tarp kitty tautu talp
atsizymedami nepaprastu gro
ziu, smarkumu ir mokejimu sok-
ii.
Labai patartina ia matyti
ypac items, kurie savo tautos
tinkamai neivertina. Tai yra dl-
dele pamoka - matyti kitus ir
savuosius ju tarpe. Tx tada ga
linn pamatyti, ko musu tautos
kultura ir gabumai yra verti.
Buffalo nedaug lietuviu. Yra
ju ir sulenkejusiu, dalis nesu-
siprateliu, pasitaiko net tokiu,
kurie bando net apjuodinti IL
smeizti lietuvybe branginancius
tautiecius, kad jie begtu nuc
lietuviu ir nuo lietuvisku or:
ganizaciju. Manau, kad naujai
atvaziaves jaunimas parodys
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NAUJAUSI
NAUJAKURIAI
(Atkelta is 5-to pusl.)

(Atkelta is 5-to pusl.)
tie, Antanas - Orland Park,
Ill. ...... i.
Paukstys Kazimieras, Jadvyga,
Kestutis, Grazina = Chicago,
Rauchas Emilia - Hartford,
Conn.
Sabickiene Magdalena - Mi
nersville, Pa.
Sakalauskas Jonas - Chicago,
sirmulis Adomas, Veronika, Mo-
nika, Raimundas - Chicago,
Skripkauskaite Brone - ia
maica, LII, N. Y.
Slepokovaite Dunia - w. Hap
stead, N. Y.
Sveinickas Henrikas, Dagmara
- Wacubuc, N. Y.
TautkuS KlemenSaS, AlekSandra,
Alfredas, Ruta - Chicago,lll
Tamulynas Anupras - Brook
lyn, N. Y.
Ugianskis Cesaris, Romanas -
Whitehall, Mich.
Vaicaitiene Stefanija = South
Barre, Mass.
Vaitkevicius Edmundas, Stase
Vytautas, Ginta - Water.
bury, Conn. 7
Valavicius Grazina, Arunas -
| Colchester, Conn.
'Vekteris Vincas - Bridgeport
Conn.
zlioba Jeronimas =. Chicago, Ill
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26

Kinijos delegacijos pirminin-
kas Jungtiniu Tautu Organiza-
cijoje, kalbedamas savo vyriau-
sybes vardu, ne tik prase Jung
tines Tautas atmesti komunistu
reikalavimus, kad jiems butu
pripazinta teise kalbeti Kinijos
vardu, bet +ir, iskele. formalq
skunda prizes Sovietu Sajunga
uz pazeidima j.: T: Organizaci-
jos statute bel sudarymo .pavo-
jaus pasaulio taikai, remnant
komunistu sukilima .ir lauzant
jau po karo duotus iskilmingus
pasizadejimus. ~ !.
Visinskis pareiske, kad dabar-
tine .Kinijos de1egacija esanti
"fiktyvios vyriausybes fiktyvi
delegacija''. Tai pareiskes, jis
Visiskai ignoravor Kinijos dele
gacijos pareiskima.
t..~rs -
! Jungtiniu :iTautQ Politine ir
Saugumo komisija atmete soyie-
tu pasiulyma sudaryti ."PenkiV
Didziuju Pakta" ir prieme re-
zoiucija, kuri numato budus tai
kai islaikyti bendro tarptautinic
Observation-Disclosures keliu.
Izraelio uzsieniu reikalu mi.
nistras atmete kompromisini pa.
siulyma Jeruzales miesto. admi.
nistravimui padalinti. Izraelio
vyriausybe reikalauja visa Je'
ruzales naujamiesti palikti IL.
raelio kontroleje.
Socialdemokratu :partiia. Va.
karu Vokietijoj paskelbe griez
ta kova Adenauerio vyriausy
bel, vadindama ia autoritarine
Socialdemokratu vadas DIR. K
Schumacher pasalfntas is parla
mento -penklolikai pesedziu Vi
nusizengim.at \! tp posElsdziiA SEQ tvarkai.
Prancuzijos vienos dienos ge
neralinis streikas .praejo be ypa
4
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'iAA'>'N eApiO tIlII uSiuS LlGtNvANH
RADVILIENE Jieva (Mankai-
te), pusamze, mire rugpiucio
28 d., Lowell, Ind. (Taurages
ap., Batakiu par.) Amerikoj
isgyveno "a m.
TAMOSIUNAS Steponas, 73 m.,
mire rugpiucio 80 d., Chicago,
Ill. (Panevezio ap., Subaciaus
par, ziliskiu km.) Amerikoj
iSgyveno 40 metu.
VALENTIENE Jieva (Simenai-
te), pusamze, mire rugpiucio
81 d., Chicago, Ill. (VabalnikQ
par.) Amerikoj isgyveno Al
metus.
SVILPA Juozapas, 60 metu, mi
re rugsejo 2 d., Chicago, I'll.
Panevezio ap., Mieskiu par,
Bajoriskiu km.) Amerikoj is
gyveno 48 metus.
KLEINIUTE Ona, SO metu, mi
re rugsejo 2 d., Chicago, ILL.,,
kur buvo ir gimus.
TARAsKEVICIUS Juozapas, Ga
metu, mire rugsejo l d., Chi
cago, Ill. (Ukmerges ap., Tau
jenu par.) Amerikoj isgyve.
no AZ metus.
zILIUS William, pusamzis, mi.
re rugpiucio 81 d., Chicago
Ill. (Telsiu ap., Lieplaukes pr.
Vilkaicio Sodoj) Amerikoj is
gyveno 80 metu.
PETRAVICIUS. Leonas, sent
amz., mire rugsejo 4 d., Chica
60, Ill. (Siauliu ap., Luoke'
par.) Amerikoj isgyveno A.
metus.
KUIZINIENE Kazimieha (Bane
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KAIP .YRA7 SU
LIETUVIU.'kALBOS
VADOXU.

ah.t tsEsstfssssf y. = - ;
Skelbiu Lietuvi4 Tremtiniu
.Bendruomenes (LTBl Centre
Komiteto 1949 m. lapkrieio II d.
rasta:
!. Lietuvip Kalbos Vadovo
spausdinimo darhas vyksta If
tikimasi, kad Sis apie 100 pus-
lapiu veikalass sbus aiM .siu. metQ
pabaigos atspausdfntas.
2. Veikalo spauaiinimas vyks-
ia Vokietijoje, anglu zonoje,
Bielefelde, LIB Centre Komite-
to atstovo prieziuroje.
3. Xxi sio laikoz is Lietuviu
Kalbos Vadovo pfenumeratoriQ
surinkta: Vokietijoje DIN 1861
ir uzsienyje svetima valiuta apie
DIN 1870. Tuo budu Centre Ko-
mitetas yra Siuo rnetu surinkes
is viso apie 1861 DIN.
Lietuviu Kalbos Vadovo is
leidimas Centre Kdnitetui kas-
tuos apie $4,000 DIM. Todel Cen
tro Komitetas yraslabai susiru-
pines prenumerateriu skaioiu
kick galima padidinti.
/ 4. Visus Xxi siol Lietuviu Kal-
los Vadova uzsiprenumeravusius
Centre Komitetass.t tpraso nuro-
I;dyti musu igaliotinlams uzsieny-
lie tikslu savo ,adresa. Adresui
ipasikeitus, prasome il tuojau
|pranesti. eus
L S. Visus LietuviN..Kalbo Va
(dova uzsiprenumeEavusiu dar
|;Vokietijoj ar Austrijoj ir veliau
lisemigravusius, prasome pranes-
Iti LIB Centre Komitetui, Muen-
lchen ~, Rauchstr. TO-, Germany,
l;US Zone, sayo nauia adresa. W.
siprenumeravusiusa j Vokietijoje
per bet kokia musH lstaiga ar
spaudos platintojay. prasome, nu-
rodant adresa, pranesti kada,
kur ir; per: ka Lietuviu Kalbos
|Vadova uzsiprenumeravo.
Lietuviq Kalbos iVadovo pre-
lnumeratos kama 2,PO dol. Gar
Ebes prenumeratos, tkaina 10 dol
Uzsakymus SUI .pinigais siqs,
Hi siuo,, adresu: - ...
I; -Juozas Audenas, Gen. Igafiot
II Ia Townsend Street -
/ B0ston - Roxbury, ), Mass.
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tingu gyvenimo sutrikimu. Ne
visi darbininkai 1streikavo.
27

. - ~ d.
!. Prancuzija ir. Lenkija kaltina
viena kita us snipinejimo tink-
lu organizavima Vienu pas kitus.
Prancuzijos ambasadorius VAR
suvos vyriausybei pareiske, kad
abieju krastu santykiai yra SUI
ire "iki toxic laipsnio, kad gall
ma numatyti blogiausi rezulta-
tai" ..
e.T# ,.. g.
Jungtiniu Valstybiu Apsaugos
Sekretorius Johnson isskrido i
Europa dalyvauti ::ten vykstan-
|ciuose pasitarimuese, kuriuose
svarstomi Atlantic Pakta pasira-
siusiu krastu apsigynimo planai.
Generolas Bradley, Amerikos
kariniu pajegu- sjlengtinio stabo
yirsininkas, jau. anksciau yra is
vykes j tuos pasitarimus.
LAPKRIcIO 2S IA
Kinijos komunistu kariuome-
ne jau visiskai' artinasi prize
Cunkingo = paskutinio didesnio
miesto komunistu dar neuzim-
toje Kinijoje. Cia paskutiniu lai-
ku buvo senosios, vyriausybes
bustine. Nemanona, kad Gun.
kingas galetu butt 'rimtai gina
mas ir jis greiciausiai po vie.
nos kitos dienos bus komunistu
uzimtas. Kinijos vyriausybe jav
kraustosi toliau. :i;;::
Buves Amerikos ambasadorius
Jugoslavijoje pareiske, kad Tito
susipykimas su .Maskva yra vi
sal rimtas ir tai yra labai ne
|malonus. smugis Maskvai, tacial
i doktrinos atzwilgiu Jugoslavij;
Eyra lygiai taip pat 'komunistis
ka, kaip ir buvusia
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'sEsios DiENoS.
pasaulio politikoie

{ Atkelta is 3-cio pusl }
Evening star., 1949-11-05
Macau|ey Big Threat
To Caps in Tilt With
Bombers Tonight

Handsome and high-salaried
Easy Ed" Macauley. who prob
ably is the best-paid player in the
National Basket Ball Association
comes here tonight with the St.
Louis Bombers to meet the Wash
ington Caps at Uline Arena at
$50 pm.
The Bombers dropped q decision
to the Warriors in Philadelphia
last night, but in Baltimore Thurs
day they showed their stuff by
trouncing the Bullets. 81-65. In
their other start they had an easy
win over the Tri-City Blackhawks,
1881.
Macauley with his 6-foot-8,
190-pound frame was an all
America star at st. Louis Univer-
sity the last two seasons and was
swamped with offers to turn pro
after his graduation. The bid
ding was brisk and the Bombers
came home with the prize. but for
a contract calling for a reported
$4,000 for two years. It will take
an awful lot Of playing to make
him worth that, but so far he's
been delivering up to expectations.
The Caps barely won their only
league start, 66-61. over Baltimore
and indications are they must i'm
prove If they hope to stop Macauley
and company tonight.
A Catholic Youth Organization
preliminary, scheduled for 7:15
pm. involves Holy Name and St
Joseph's.
Evening star., 1949-11-05
Wilson Botters Riders

Wilson is in first place in Divi-
sion I of the District Public High
Schools today after defeating
Roosevelt yesterday. $50, on the
losers field. Leo Speros opened
the second period by scoring two
touchdowns on runs Of 20 and 40
yards to pace the Tigers attack
Tom Sandoz and Lee Brinson
Tailed on short plunges into the
Roosevelt line.
WILSON.
Ends--Haley. Davis. Gaudle, Mon. Young
Leonard, Scott.
Tacklesr-Hall, Force, Moore.
ouards-soloman, Mullins, johnson. Wright
Deoudes, Joseph.
Center-Muther.
Backs-speros. Prssg, sandoz, Brinson. King
McCracken. Kennan, Sebastian. Scheele, War.
ROOSEVELT.
Ends-darhnckle, Chaconas Rains.
Tackles-Schmelz, Hun. Boyle.
Guards-Ciatto, Ashenback, Smith, Etelson
Center-Burch.
Backs-Kraft W. Smith, Pavlides. Baron
Friedman. Gonzales, Wheat, chakeras, Gold
berg. Sonneman.
Wilson . IL u 0I2t
Roosevelt .--L.0 0 O. o.
Touchdowns-speros (2,, sandoz, Brinson
Points after ouchdowns-Sebastian (0 tpiace
ments1.
Evening star., 1949-11-05
Tech Routs Chamberlain

Tech remained in a first-place
tie with Central in Division 2 of
the District public high race by
beating Chamberlain, 1912, at
Eastern. Less than 800 fans at
tended. Ray Fox boosted his loop
scoring mark to "a points by lung
ing for three touchdowns from IL,
2 and 8 yards out, respectively
Frank Barbittas plunge and a 3S-
yard lateral pass play from Fox
to John Portch to Elwood Cooke
scored the two other touchdowns
TECH.
Ends-Wolfe. Cooke, Rice.
TAckles-Perkins, Posey, DeIphey, Hudgins,
Collins.
ouards-yausht. Green. Rinaea, Posey.
Centers-Frain
Backs-Barbitta. Hobbs, Herman, Portch
Murray, Colandreo, jackson. Moul, Fox.
CHAMBERLAIN.
Ends-Wail, Pearson, Hull, Ferguson. Bart.
T.ctIss-culversheuss Easleston. CLARK
ouards-Kiatts, Cook. orifath. Milo
centers-sarnstt, Cook, Barbour.
Backs-Wood Rochinski, Blount, Dawson
Curtis, Harren, Brooks, Murphy. Kirby. :.
Isen ,--------------------- is as -I5
Touehdown.-For C5, Barbitt.. Cooke. Cur. Cur.
tis (2).