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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

RENAULT late 1919; light blue;
motor in excel. cond; 4-dr. sedan
low mileage; $500. ia. 4-O23S.-25
STUDEBAKER 1947 Regal de luxe
qsN epe; ,rrorhhiI; f. h; $oS5 oao n,N ,MIETRoPoLI-
sTUDEBAKER 1850 Champion sedan;
see this one. AUTo WoLEsALERs,
1871 Bladensburg rd., IL. 3-sS00.
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion Regal
de luxe radio, climat tizer. Wv.
tires; seat covers: q eo: other extras;
s11pEBakIR 4121 misE d cha@pion oh 7s5 4door
sedan; fully equipped; mos. old;
$500 down. S6356 mo. Full price
$1.700. 10. 2-sO49. -26
sTUDEBAKER 194s Champ. 2-dr.;
h, cd. seat covers. very low mile
age; | owner; like new in every
respect: 81 1.045. JET MOTORS. INC.
2725 Nichols ave. Sc, 10 2-0336. =
STUDEBAKER AZ Commander 4-dr.;
new paint; o.-d.; heater, radio; 40,-
900 miles; Al cond.; S1.150. EN-.
1109. pa
STUDEBAKER 80 Landcruiser; auto.
transmission; WV tires; owner;
81 1876; 5000 miles; 5000 under
ns6o 1ist; METEoPPoL1TAN hIsdaS2PS9s A MoT99Fs' MoT99sFs
sTUDEBAKER 1850 Champion sedan;
81 ,294, S432 down, 81 Wks. to pay.
AUTO WHOLESALERS. 173i Bla-
densburg rd., Ii. 3-SS00.
STUDEBAKER 194S club coupe and
2-door; r. and H. S995 METRO
POLITAN MOTORS, 1900 Blad. rd.
26'
STUDE. AT conv. C. cpe.; r.. h. and
d.; excel cond.; S995. METROPOLI-
TAN MOTOR, 1900 Bladensburg I'd.
20"
WILLYS 40 station wagon; overdrive,
radio heater; $4,000 mi; $1,000.
JE 3-9?56 ia
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
LONG BEACH
Restricted Beach Colony

4VODVA 2OUOU oIIO1I OV1OIIy
Year around hide-away from the
cares, worries, and uncertainties of
ment, fine neighbors, hard-surfaced
roads. central water system, lights
and phone. Long Beach is more
attractive in winter than most
beaches in midsummer. Inspect
now and be convinced Several
pancy, others under construction.
Complete range of prices, terms to
suit on either lots or houses.
Drive 8 miles south of Prince
Frederick on the Solomons Island
I'd, turn left at st. Leonard and
on bay. NJ. E ROCKHILL, INC,
st. Leonard Md. Phone Prince
Frederick 20R-L
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LOANS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MOTORCYCLES

MOTOR BIKE, brand-new. / week
old; must change Job; reasonable
guaranteed. MI. 1854 or IA. 7s40.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

good mechanical condition: gusran- a,
teed; price S745. CHEVY CHASE
MOTOR CO. INC. 7725 wis. ave-,
BUS 1914 Ford 27-passenger model
will accommodate more children;
mechanical condition. eA GOOD tres. iDou
Priced for quick sale; S795. CHEVY
CHASE MOTOR CO. INC. 7725
Wis; ave. OIL. 6100. "a
CHEVROLET 1916 1a-ton panel: ex-
cellent mechanical condition: looks
good; price. S595. CHEVY CHASE
MOTOR Co. INC. 7725 Wis. ave,
FORD l947 1h-ton stake; excellent
condition.; one owner; $3.50 cash.
RA. 1919 after 6. -2S
CHEVROLET l949 one-ton pickup;
green finish; low mileage; a one
owner truck: price. S1,145 CHEVY
CHASE MOTOR CO.. INC, 7725
Wis. ave. OIL. 6100 -24
GMC 1948 1-ton panel; excellent
condition; $4,000 miles; 500.
FULLER g. d'ALBERT. INC, Photo
graphic Supplies, s15 10th st. NV.
FORD 1886 VS. half-ton pickup; G
good motor; $3.50, Call WA. 9s42.
FORD so Ia-ton pickup; 1000
FORD @ pper aNp cHEV y D.a ia47 81 slton: G2f9 xb
stake, low mileage peri. throughout:
your choice, S625. TRUCK CEN
TER CO, 1901 N. Y. ave. ne. LA.
6-4555 -o5
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SMALL FARMS

An acre and independence.
$500 (no house,. Also half
acre BUSINESS lots on State
Route 2S for $500, payable
$50 down, SIS a month.
Plenty Of room for chickens,
garden. fruits, ETC.; raise
your own food and beat the
high cost of living and don't
worry about rationing and
boarding. You can use your
land as soon as you pay the
S25 down.
GOOD RoADs-ELEcTR1c1TY
$25 DOWN, $40 A MONTH
35 minutes drive out Lee
blvd. to Centreville, turn left
at traffic light on Route %
= Coward Manassas. 4 miles to
our big sign on left. SMALL
FARMS. Open every day. 1
. to 6 pm. Every railways
bus to Manassas passes US.
Bring $40 deposit.
Evening star., 1950-11-24

Al 11a-ton stake,
ready for many miles of dependable
transp., only S295; terms arranged.
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
33rd AND M SITS. NV. MI. 1646.
40 l2-ton panel, exc.
cond., fully guaranteed; only S595.
Terms arranged.
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
33rd AND M SITS. NV, MI. 1e46.
40 11a-ton. 12-ft. van.
Passed so D. c. fnsp.; only S495
Terms arranged.
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
33rd AND NJ SITS. NV. MI. 1916
TRICK VALVES
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

CASH FOR 1st AND 2nd TRUST
NOTES. incl. 1st trust; on acreage;
quick settlement: white or colored
notes In .. G.. Md. and Va. FULTON
R. GORDON, the Colorado Bldg.
l4th and g SITS. NV. DI. $3.50.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
BARToW REALTY CO. Realtors,
1881 9 st. NV. ME. 2495
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates; 3 to 5 year terms and
INC. 1115 Eye st. NV. MA. 646S.
4. Az. So INTEREST, according to
classification of security and loca-
ton: no charge for appraisals
MOORE g. HILL CO., 732 18th st.
eND TRUSTS BoUGHT-Top prices.
immed. cash. Call day or night, /.
C. HOOVER, GL. 6676, RA. 22s1
TRUSTS. 1st. End and 3rd: Md. Va,
D c.: wk.s service. ADAMS REALTY
CO. So5 n; Z aye NV Re; 1912.
will buy second-trust notes, D. C..
nearby Md or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
MENT GolRsPp4a 1912 N. Y ave. NV
action. L1Ss REALTY CO.. INC.
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3arg'n, Howard Co., Barg'n
UI1V VI IIIIICOo.
STOCK FARM
VIENNA, VA.
II ACRES AND STREAM

Small 4-bedrm. house; modern i'm
provementS. but needs redecora-
ton. Excellent location for small
estate in center of hunt club coun-
try. S17.500. McDIARMID REAL
ESTATE, Exclusive; Phi. Vienna 500;
Ewes, Vienna 1871. Pa
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COLORED - ARLINGTON . level
lots, near Pentagon Bldg: 224 ft..
facing Shirley hwy. at 18th ST.;
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AUTOS s. TRUCKS WANTED

VAN TRUCK, any size job; prompt
service: reas. local or long distance.
ia. 2937: after z pm, GE. 1916.
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GOOD USED TRAILERS
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

1890 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
WO. 1921
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L o s T

500 by a certain man in Arlington
who sold his car to q neighbor with
out frst getting an offer from
Arlington Motor Co.
q Block South Of Key Bridge.)
1917 North Moore st. OW. S7S7,
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FORD 1947 super de luxe Tudor;
orig. pvt. owner, with only 19.5O0
actual miles: $3.50. SH. 5962 IA
FORD 1947 super de luxe club cpe.,
cond.; Ss95. JET MOTORS. INC,
2725 Nichols ave. s.e., 10. 2-0336
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CRIMINAL COURT

Continued From Page .OneI
Judge Thomas S. Caro- included
Mrs. Wilhelmina Harvey and
Mrs. Catherine McManus.
Four other ladies volunteered
for jury duty, but their names
were not drawn.
The list of sixty is as follows:
Tom j. Brooker, Charles ".
Lunn, Ashley S. Rivers, Malcolm
A. Sawyer Horace S. ludlow,
John w. Barrett, Thomas Lasaro
Fernandez, Armando Avilo, Ru-
pert Knowles, Joseph Castillo,
Herbert w Whitney, w. c. Claw
son, Robert H, Dopp, George
Ortiz, Hilton r. Curry, William
A. Kemp, Leroy Torres, Robert
c. Roberts, Jack Arlen, Wiihel-
nina Harvey, l. w. Sweetnig,
John D. Bearup, Eugene j. Buck
ley, Robert L. Bethel.
William H. Kroll, Earl Rus
sell, Thomas Maehin, Jf., Paul L.
Mesa, Jr., Ellis S. Kemp, Gather
inc McManus, Gabriel Garcia,
Charles j. Curry, Edelfniro
Morales, Leo Lloyd McAvay,
Edwin NJ Trevor, Eric Gwgrn,
Robert T. Kyle, Donald E. West,
Clyde Thompson, Charles Hort
Miner Castor. Samuel J. Bethel
Floyd r. Soper, Robert Lee Al
bury.
Robert F. Curry, Albert l..
DeNegro, Norman Artman, Fer
min Vidal, McCurdy Morrow, S.
NJ. Whalton, Hector Ramirez
Samuel Hart. Douglas R. Trevor,
John J. Herbert, J. J. Kirchen-
baum, Bertis Roberts, Robert
Braun, Howard G. Pinder, Ar
thur Mulberg, Charles L. Albury.
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The offering will be taken al
the door, and it will go to the
Key West Ministerial Associa-
ton.
William Patterson, of England.
will be the speaker at tonight's
Youth for Christ Rally in the
First Methodist Church, Rex
Hess, director, said today. The
meeting will start at 7:30 p. m
Gods Ministry to Man." is
the subject of sermon to be
delivered at the morning service
by DR.. ]. L. Ivey, pastor of Poin-
ciana Baptist Church. At the
evening service his subject will
be, God Is Our Hope and Help"
There viii be an open air meet
ing of Macarthur Mission, 2746
Staples avenue, at ii a. m. to-
morrow. There will be home
movies at 1870 p. m, Friday.
The Rev. D. T. Newman, pastor
of Glad Tidings Tabernacle; Will
liam Collins of the Church of
Christ; the Rev. Willie Lyle, pas
tor of the Church of God and the
Rev. F. H. Fucker, pastor of the
Grace Lutheran Church will oc-
cupy their respective pulpits at
both services tomorrow.
At IL a, m. tomorrow "Ureali-
ty," will be discussed by the
members of the Christian Science
Society. There viii be another
gatherings f the group at p. m.
Wednesday.
E. D. Rosam, Jr. representa-
tive of the Watchtower Society
will speak at 3 p. m. Sunday in
Kingman Hall, 1913 Whithead
street.
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FULL PACE STORY
N.anIlilura Frofn &c Onel

'',6niiiiupd from PsGe OneJ
for a penny in ranshackle shops
on Duval street tell any and all
who listen about the time the
President walked by--or per-
haps. as they tell it. he stopped
and bought their wares. Bollos
are little cakes made of black
eyed pea flour, onions, garlic,
salt and pepper, the whole fried
in deep, boiling lard.
Key West people feel they
have a friend in Harry Truman,
and they are glad he has discov-
cred What a fire city they have
For every house in Virginia bear
ing sign, Washington Slept
Here, there is a Conch in Key
West who will boast, Truman
Stopped Here.
And President Truman is
credited with having put the
city on the map
Resort owners are unabashed
Truman fans. For some years,
the Chamber sought to pit the
soft Gulf breezes against the big
time lure Of Miami, with spotty
success. Now, during the season
autos stream over the Overseas
Highway every day. filed with
people who want to see why
President Truman goes there"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-01

tCuntlnuSo FROM rage Ijnel
Senate Armed Services Commit
tee.
First, Eisenhower would
strengthen Alaska against the
possibility of. surprise airborne
attack. He'd-use a. permanent
force of vell-trained troops and
a radar screen.
Second, Eisenhower would
make sure that a 48-group Air
Force had the most modern
planes at its disposal. He'd see
that it was backed up by IL we'll
equipped Air National Guard
Groups.
The third point on Eisenhow-
er's progl an would give the Ma
Wy money enough to start a spe-
cial anti-submarine force, that
would include destroyers and
small aircraft carriers, along with
special equipment.
When he appeared before the
Senate Armed Services Commit
tee on Wednesday, Eisenhower
said that his program of stepped
up defense might cost between
three and five-hundred million
dollars. However. he thought that
some of that might be made uI
by trimming other defense. items
Eisenhower doubts that Rus.
STA plans any war in the neal
future.
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nesday night prayer meetings.
The Baptist Training Union,
which met formerly at SIS will
be moved UP to GAS pm
Be sure to see the religious
playlet this Sunday evening
Time, 500 o'clock.
AT the Fleming Street Metho-
dist Church, the Rev. w. ]. Ash
worth. pastor, Palm Sunday will
be appropriately observed with
sermon and special music by
the choir The PASTORS subject
for the morning hour 11:5O
o'clock, viii be, The Kingly At
tributes of Jesus, The Man
AT the evening service, 7::3O
o'clock, the sermon subject will
be the fourth in a series OF char
acters of the Bible, James, The
Man of Silence"
On Good Friday there will be a
Union Service at the First Con
BIegatl0nal Cnurch.
From noon until 1925, the Rev.
Ralph Rogers, pastor of First
Presbyterian Church, will be in
charge; from 1925 to 1880, the
Rev. Eldon Simmons, pastor of
Ley Memorial Methodist Church
will be in charge;
From 1880 to lis, the Rev. D.
T, Newman, pastor of Glad It'd
ings Tabernacle will be in charge;
from l:l5 to lao the Rev. w. j.
Ashworth, pastor of Fleming
Street Methodist Church viii be
in charge;
From l;4O to 2,O5, the Rev.
George Mcneil Ray, pastor Of
the First Baptist Church will be
in charge; from 2:30 to 800 o. M.
the Rev. G. Leon Wells, pastor of
First Methodist Church viii be
in charge
Worshippers will be free to
enter or leave between periods.
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EISENHOWER GIVES

Continued From Faye 0neI
Senate Armed Services Commit
tee.
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SUNRISE SERVICES
TO BE HELD EASTER
AT TWO BEACHES
Fire Blacks Out
Half Utica, NY;
$500, 9OOLOss

UTICA, N. r., April 1.-P).-
More than half of this city was
blacked out this morning by an
explosion and fire that Quilted a
Transformer plant of the Niagara
Mohawk Power company.
The blast occurred in a build
ing near the center of Utica and
caused damage estimated at
100000, Half of the city's 100000
inhabitants were without electri-
city for as much as three and-3
hale hours.
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CIVILIAN PLANS

fCnntintied From Pace One
by entering floats in the street
parade and that all citizens avail
themselves of the opportunity to
see at close h n d tn inne 7
workings of Naval establish
ments here by attending the
open house ceremonies planned
Organizations desiring to place
entries in the parade are asked
to advise Harold Laubseher at an
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Nary ChupIains To Conduct East
Morning Worship At Na0aI
II Station Here
Key West Ministerial
Association Will
Conduct Other
All County Beach i


A traditional Easter Sunrise
Service will be conducted by the
Protestant ehaplains of the Key
West area at 800 am, on the
Naval Station Recreation Beach,
Easter Sunday, April 8.
MHsic viii be furnished by the
choirs of the Naval Station, Ma
val Hospital and representatives
of the USS Gilmore and the SUBJ
marines.
Chaplain w. Il. Rennie, USN,
Naval Station, will deliver the
sermon, with Chaplains A. M.
Oliver, Naval Hospital, and F. L.
Garrett, USS Gilmore, participaz
ting in the outdoor service. Naval
personnel and their families are
cordially invited to attend This
service.
Holy Week services will be
held Sbintly through Thursday OF
this Week, 7:30 p. m, with menu
bers of the First Methodist
Church ard the Fleming Street
Methodist Church participating.
Monday evening the service
will he at the First Methodist
withfhe Rev. William Ashworth
in efarge.
Tuesday evening at the Flem-
ing Street Church, Rev. G. Leon
Wells leading, Wednesday at the
First Methodist and Thursday
evening at Fleming Street
Church when Holy Sacrament
will be administered.
The public has a cordial invita-
ton to worship at these churches
during the scared week proceed
ing Easted.
Thss Key West Ministerial AS
ISOLATION will sponsor the usual
SUNRISE service at the County
Beach, Easter Sunday morning
at SUNRISE.
ThGFirst Presbyterian Church,
will hold Communion during the
1900 o'clock services.
Special music for Palm sun
day Will be presented by the
choir4 Under the direction OF
Thomas Whitley. '"The Holy City
will be presented san anthem,
with Walter clawson singing a
solo part. During the offeratory a
choral arrangement of Into
The Woods My Master Went"
will be rendered.
'The Triumphant Christ will
be thersubject of Rev. Ralph w.
Rogers sermon.
Evening discussion serises at
1880 will be devoted to .Why
The Gross" lead by Rev. Mr..
Rogers. The Youth Fellowship
Groupewill have a brief devotion
al melting at ZOO p. m. prior to
joining this discussion group.
Sunday, April 2, begins Youth
Week throughout the Southern
Baptist Convention. The First
Baptist Church, Rev. George Me-
NELL Ray, minister, will observe
Youth Week this coming Sunday.
Youthaof the church will assist
the minister in the morning SER
vice, and for the evening service
all youths viii participate. Dur
ing tRe evening service an I'M
usual Religious playlet will be
presented, after which the Lords
Supper viii be observed.
The minister will speak Sun
day morning on the subject
The Way of the Cross"
All evening services will begin
at 500 o'clock, including We'd
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81 PIECES OF CITY
Up Wirephotc

Continued From TaPc OheI
Yvonne Sridow paid $23.40 for
one and r S. Archer, all of Key
West, paid $3.50 for one.
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early date. Rules governing the
school contests win be released
in q few days. and prizes viii be
announced. =
Evening star., 1950-12-03
Boys Club No. 5 Defeats
No. II for Title, 1870

Club No. took the second half
title in the 140-pound division Of
the Metropolitan Police Boys
Club Football League yesterday
by pounding out an 1870 victory
over No. IL at Fairlawn, No. S
will face No. IL, first-half titlist,
for the league championship next
Saturday.
Club No. 4 deadlocked No. II
for the second-half title in the
120-pound league by playing No.
10 to a TT tie. There will be q
playof tc unlock the tie. Playoffs
also are needed to unravel the
first-half standings, which find
Clubs 10. 4 and II all tied for
the honors.
Club No. 10 won the 105-pound
title game on the penetration sys-
tenn. 1873, as the two teams
battled to a 90 deadlock. In other
games No. S beat No. IL. 14-0, in
a 120-pound game and No. 10
scored a 1910 victory over No. Z
in a 140-pound contest.
Evening star., 1950-12-03
|AAU Convention Herr
|ToFix Dates and Sites
For 1851 Title Events

Assignment Of dates and sites
for 1851 Championship events will
be one Of the major items of busi-
ness at the four day National AAU
convention here starting Thursday
Numerous applications already
have been received and more are
expected when the convention
opens.
Detroit, which plans to celebrate
its 250th anniversary next year
has bid for five championships
mems outdoor track and field
mems and women's outdoor swim.
ming, handball and gymnastics
Boston wants to stage the box.
ing championships for the fifth
straight year and Denver, frequent
site of mems basketball, is bidding
for that again. st. Joseph's. Mo.
and Dallas both want women.
basketball.
New Haven has applied fol
mems indoor swimming. to be helc
at Yale where the Eli varsity anc
freshmen teams monopolized thi.
years title meet. San Antonio
has joined Detroit in bidding fol
mems and women's outdoor swim.
ming, and Stockton, Calf, is an.
other city wanting women's out.
door swimming.
It already has been decided
that indoor track will be held al
New York's Madison Square Gar
den February II and wrestling al
Cedar Falls, Iowa. April 6 and 7.
Evening star., 1950-12-03
q. .hs Asseeiated Press

OXFORD. Miss, Dec. 2.-Johr
Dottley and Bill Stribling ended
their college football careers with
a touchdown apiece today to leac
underdog Mississippi to a 27-2C
victory over Mississippi State.
Dottley scored Mississippi's first
touchdown, set up the second ano
and followed by Dick Westerman's
46-yard kickoff return late in the
fourth period by driving 13 of "a
needed yards in three plays be-
fore quarterback Rocky Byrd went
over with the winning score.
In all Dottley added 119 yards
in Is tries to bring his season:
yardage record to 1908. 1t is 30s
yards short of the 1912 he made
last year to lead the Nation.
ground gamers.
Mississippi State, rated one
touchdown better than the Rebels
went into the fourth quarter or
unleashed a ground-air attack
that netted 13 points and fight
ing chance right up to games end
Both teams scored twice ir
that nerve-jangling fourth period
Byrd's one-yard plunge with less
than three minutes to go wrapping
it up for the Rebs.
Dottley drove five yards to the
first Mississippi score after Wilson
billiard had returned Max Stain
brooks punt 81 yards.
The charging Arkansan broke
loose from States 40 the next
time Mississippi got the ball. He
raced 35 yards off tackle to the
Is and then smashed for three
more before Scrappy Hart tossed
a payof pass to Showboat Boykin
in the end zone.
Byrd pegged 80 yards to Strib-
ling in the fourth quarter and the
fleet end wasn't touched as he
scampered 27 yards for another
touchdown.
Tom Rushing scored two Of
Evening star., 1950-12-03
BY the Associord Press

BOSTON, Dec. 2. - Johnny
Turco set Holy Cross af1re with q
97-yard scoring kickoff return and
added three more touchdowns as
Holy Cross stormed from behind
for a 32-14 victory over winless
Boston College today before a
Is, ,034 crowd at Braves Field.
Holy Cross, represented by al
most the same forces that suffered
a humiliating 76-0 defeat a year
ago in this Jesuit school football
rivalry, permitted underdog Bos-
ton College to tally in each of the
first two quarters.
Then. midway through the sec
ond quarter, the fleet Turco sud-
denly decided to take over.
Shortly after his long touchdown
dash, he snatched a 23-yard scor-
ing forward from Charlie Maloy
crack passer. Then. with only Sec
onds left in the first half, Turco
banged over from the six-yard line
for the deciding touchdown.
After the lights were turned on
for the third period. Turco cli-
NAKED a 70-yard drive by scoring
his 17th touchdown of his 1O-game
campaign from the four-yard line
on fourth down.
The other Holy Cross score was
produced by Mel Massucco's 32-
yard sprint about midway through
the third quarter.
Before being recorded as the
most unsuccessful football team in
Boston Colleges history, depart
ing Coach Denny Myers forces
threatened to run away with the
game at the outset.
Late in the opening session the
Eagles Dick Mcbride fed Mike
Mikulics a 30-yard touchdown pass
and early in the next frame the
latter ended an 8O-yard advance
with a 11-yard scoring run.
While Holy Cross was booming
its ancient rival to season of one
tie and nine consecutive defeats
Sophomore Maloy just missed
winding up as the Eastern Cole
Evening star., 1950-12-03
ny Overpowered Says B|a Navys Erde|atz Just Smiles
Mississippi Surprise Victor
lover State In 27-2O Thriller

States three touchdowns. from
the one-yard line and the one
half yard line, respectively. both
times in the fourth quarter.
frankie Branch tossed six yards
to End Steve Clark for States
other score.
Jimmy Lear made good on three
of four conversion attempts.
States Stainbrook centered two
of three between the goal posts.
Mississippi State 0 1870
University OF Mississippi IA 1877
Mississippi State scoring: Touchdowns-
Beach. Rushing 90 Conversions-Stain
brook (2).
University of Mississippi scoring: Touch.
downs-Dottley. Boykin, Stribling, Byrd.
ConverSions-Lear 90.
Evening star., 1950-12-03
Turco's97-Yord Runbock HELPS
Holy Cross Trim Boston Co|Ieqe

giate Football Associations ace
passer.
He went into the game needing
five competitions for 139 yards to
overtake Ted Marchibroda of st.
Bonaventure, whose nine-game
totals are IS competitions for 1,577
yards and 13 touchdowns.
Maloy clicked with 13 of his 80
Evening star., 1950-12-03

Blaik did not seem to be very
downhearted over the defeat and
joked mildly with reporters.
"There have been too many Blaik
stories already" he laughed.
Maybe I can relax and get out
Of the limelight for while"
Meanwhile in the Navy dressing
room, Coach Eddie Erdelatz, with
tears Of happiness rolling down
his face, could only smile weakly
as his players pounded him on the
back and lifted him on their
shoulders.
"Played Their Hearts Out"
When he finally was able to
speak, Erdelatz told d circle of
reporters his team had played its
Evening star., 1950-12-03
Robert P. Hall Dies at II:
Baseball, Hockey Star
By the Assoeiofed Press

WELLESLEY, Mass, Dec. o.
Robert P. Hall, 70, of Cambridge,
former major league baseball and
hockey player, died yesterday.
A nativeof Baltimore, he began
his professional baseball career
with the Orioles near the turn of
the century. Later he played with
Brooklyn and was with the Giants
from 1904 to 1906 as a shortstop
and outfielder.
He played hockey with the old
Montreal Maroons.
For the last 40 years he had
been associated with an adding
machine company.