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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-01-19

nyclOJe gledOJO zuVus1QJQ gleS-
me, mes daznas braukeme asa
ras ir per tas aSaras mateme
Lietuva. Mateme svetimuju is
niekintus namus, mateme trem-
tiniu kolonas j siaure, mateme
zuvusius ir kankinamus arti-
muosius.
Mdsu patirtis ir paskutiniojo
meto zinios NUNS tvirtina, kad
Lietuva isduota kancioms ir su-
naikinimui. Stai ka sake laiskas,
rasytas is Lietuvos praejusiu
metu birzeio menesi:
'Musu motinu sektose pasa-
kose tie velniai, kurie kausais
pila verdancia smala j zmOniq
gerkles, ne kick neblogesni uz
sovietini Okupanta. Mes cia visi
baigiam dusti. Mes meldziame
kasnakt Dangu issigelbejimo ir
kasdien keikiame likima, kad
issigebejimas neateina. Ir jei
JUS, ten, laisvajame pasaulyje
budami ka galit, padekit. Pade-
kit vardan musu kruvinu kan
ciu. Kitaip bus baigta SUI Lie
tuvele" -.
Tai balsas is anapus, kur
prie kanciu kryziaus kalamas
kiekvienas samoningas lietuvis.
Ir tos kancios Lietuva piauna
nuo 1910 m. birzelio Is d.
Pirmoji sovietu okupacija,
kuri tesesi 1 metus, Lietuvai
kastavo $4,000 auku.
Vokieciu okupacija, kuri te-
sesi nuo 1941 m. birzelio % d
Xxi 1914 m. rudens, drauge su
Lietuvos mazumomis, Lietuvai
kastavo 100000 auku.
Antroji sovietu okupacija
kuri tesiasi nuo 1914 metu ru-
dens Xxi sio laiko, ir dar nezinia
kada il uzsibaigs, Lietuvai kas-
tavo apie 100000 auku.
Sudejus visu siu triju oku-
paciju aukas, mes matome, kad
Lietuva neteko 100000 EMO
niu. Didzioji ju dalis jau zu-
vusi, bet nemaza dalis tebeken-
cia ivairias istremimo, kalejimV
ir koncentrancijos stovyklu kan
cias.
Nereikia manyti, kad tos oku-
pacijos palette tik siuos pamine-
tus musq Sales zmones. Ne
Okupacijos palette visus, issky-
rus saujele parsidaveliu, nue.
jusiu biauriau ir uz Juda, pei
MYTHS kruvinojo skatiko.
Visi mes tose okupacijose ga
vome dideles zaizdas. Ir as tvir-
thu, kad musu tarpe nera ne
vieno, kuris vienaip ar kitaip
nebltu paliestas.
Dabar daznais atvejais mes
pakalbame:
kodel Lietuva istiko sios
nelaimes?
Ir daznas destome savo as
meniskas ar sroviniu interesQ
diktuojamas paziuras.
Lietuva ir kitus panasius
krastus nelaimes uzgriuvo tada.
kada Stalinas ir Hitleris susitare
pasidalinti Europa. Tas susita-
rimas, ivykes 1889 metal, dabar
jau zinomas visiems. Tada du,
Xxi dainty ginkluoti barbarai, ise-
jo plesti nekaltu tautu.
Ir visos kalbos, kad SUI Lietu
va butu buve kitaip, jeigu Lie
tuvoje tada butu buvusi kitokis
valdzia, yra tuscias irodinejimas
Musu valstybe buvo akmut
ant didzio kelio. Per ta nedidel
akmeni lengvai galejo perva
ziuoti milzinu ratai ir il trypti
Tie ginkluoti ratai trype mus
latvius, estus, lenkus, gudus
ukrainiecius, pagaliau jie trypi
visa Europa. Europa skend'
kraujuose
Vienas is tu nusikalteliu nu
baustas. Antrasis dar siauci'
g. occ1x,,ho,,o;c oo;Lsno T;c ,oo;
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-01-19


Mcneil politinej komisijoj UN
pilnaty pareiske: "Maskva savo
rankose turf taikos raktus, mes
juk gall atidaryti gelezine W.
danga, liautis smeizti visa pa
SAUL ;. Visos SSSR pastangos
ir projektai ryskiai rodo, kad
il nori taika ne isgelbeti, pa
smaugti. -"
Bet. lavono neprikelsi, il
reikia pasalinti ir uzkasti -.
j. Vilutis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-01-19

Balys bblotekoje Bloomngone kur s drba
Indanos unverstee to universeto remiamas peretais
surnko Amerikoje daug euvu autosakos Js gyva
atsepa vsais Amerkos euvu gyvenmo klausmas Ir cia
dedame viena jo aktuau straipsni
Evening star., 1950-09-28

These prices effective until close Of business Saturday
sePtemGer ~ lSS9; ; In WashinEton CT MARYLAND:
E.rs, Silver sprn: Park
indian Head, Berwyn' Capitol Heshts. viRdNiA;'
Issrn%; HsspdSn Vienna. no SALES 70 DEALERS:
Produce prices subject to change daily.
Evening star., 1950-07-19
Word Game
lind 81 or more words in

Find 81 or more words in
PLANET,
meaning. ANY body. except a
comet or a meteor, that revolves
around the SUM-" Average Is 20;
limit, Is minutes.
Rules-Words must be of four or more
letters. words which ACQUIRE four letters
by the addition Of "s," such as bats"
cats" are not used. Only one form Of a
word Is used. Proper names are not used.
A list will be published tomorrow.
Evening star., 1950-07-19

Two prices on the some product, but whot
We recommend you buy the better grade be
cause it is the BEST VALUE quality at tn
lowest price!
Evening star., 1950-01-25
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE

IMMEDIATELY-l949
Chevrolet vans, stakes. panels and
tract. PUBLIC SERVICE DRIv-U -UR-
SELF. 1923 L ST. NV. NE. 7011
VET desires household moving, gen.
hauling, contract work: insured;
prompt, reaS. rates. Jul 1-71S7. 2hs
Evening star., 1950-01-25
STATION WAGONS

PONTIAC 1913 station wagon Silver
streak 49,. de luxe. mechanically
as5 pr''es aA1FHowRs 9s4GS ssf maeyfe MoToR 5.
INC, 1925 18th st. NV. RE. 4232.
Evening star., 1950-01-25
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

$50 LEVEL ACRES. l mile sandy
Point Lookout Greek, right for sub
dividing; cleo, phone and bus to and
from D. c. Consider exchange Mi
ami, Fla. property and some cash.
Owner. JOHN A. BRICKLEY, 81.
h533 -96
Evening star., 1950-01-25
MASON HIRST
Annandale, Va. Fairfax TAT.
Closed Sundays.

Closed SUNDAYS.
BANNOCKBURN, So, $50
Several desirable lots with city water
and having 90-ft. frontage are now
available in this well-established
community of fine homes with Sc
lected owners. PHILLIPS, CANBY
& FULLER, INC, 1912 18th st. NV.
ST 24f0 Pc
Evening star., 1950-01-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER l947 Ressl de luxs
2-dr:; r: and h.. deep 6lue finiSh;
EDWARD MOTOR co. 5O33 wis.
ave, OR $500 nightly til q. -26
STUDEBAKER 1947 Landcruiser; all
accessories, excel cond., 81 200.
CHI 1900, Ext 40S -3S
Evening star., 1950-01-25
REAL ESTATE LOANS

CASH IN ONE DAY-Individual
wants to obtain end trusts on D. c.
resids., or will buy prop. for cash.
GIL. 6676. RA. 22s1, day or eve.
FIRST-TRUST LOANS on real estate:
low rates; to year terms and
monthly payments. P. J. WALSHE.
rEs aNb sEeoNp ESf ii m TRusT n LoASs Sass
-oEBARToW REALTY CO.. Realtors,
1st AND End TRUST NOTES
Bought, white and colored. brick or
frame P. .STEARNs. 927 18th st,
MONEY on SECOND TRUsT-we
will buy Second-trust notes, D. c..
nearby Md. or Va Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
NaffTTpaf MEfET GqRP; 9sP3 1912 N. Y. ave NV
TRUSTS, 1st. 2nd and 3rd: Md. Va.
D. c.: wks's service. ADAMS REALTY
CO.. 905 N. Y. ave. NV. RE. 1912.
CASH FOR end-TRUsT NOTES. Quick
settlement: white. or colored: notes
in D; G., Md. and Va. FULTON r.
GORDON, 1877 Eye St NV. DI.
$3.50. Brokers. attention.
MORTGAGE LOANS, 4-4R-5ee. No
charge for appraisals. MOORE g.
Isl Hiak And c2 2 fRtsT7 ERt 7th fhoAss & ma Fast
ppraisal and service. !; e. WELDON
WILL BUY deferred purchase money,
second trust; reas. discounts. Mr..
QUICK, ST. 5969; ewes. RIA. 341S.
Evening star., 1950-01-25
ACREAGE FOR SALE

IS ACRES, ripe for subdiyiding; S
mi. D. c. line, near Clinton; cleo,
tel, general store, sand and gravel
property. OWNER, 81. 5533. ~
% ACRES, for sale, $4,000. Ii.
S-d3O9. -29
Evening star., 1950-01-25
FARMS FOR SALE

LOUDOUN CO., VA.-509-acre farm
$50 acres clear, so of which is
weafhar Uo..Hh rood peIpenus' M q siGes tenant
houses. one with water and elec-
tricity; huge barn and 70-ft feed
ing shed; perfect for grazing or
farming: only S65 per acre: 35
e2es' %ilss s tr'% se42 p Tn s. ca sRINpRRs Ri r91S
CO., INC. -27
Mr.. WARRENTON, VA. - Poultry
Farm, acres. well fenced; Arm
bungalow: electricity and telephone:
water in kit; small bsmt.. 2 porches;
school bus and mail at gate; all
buildings in good repair; price,
5000. Call JULIAN P. KELLY,
Evening star., 1950-01-25
FARMS WANTED

THREE TO FIVE ACRES with small
house, cabin or shack: 90 to so mi.
from Washington; all cash. Box 279-
Evening star., 1950-01-25
BETHESDA MOTORS, INC.

BETHESDA MOTORS, INC.
DE SOTO l949 Custom 4-dr., S2,1e5
r. and h., S. c., low mileage.
DE SOTO 1949 Gus. club cpe., S2.195
R. and h.; low mileage.
1949 Spec. 4-dr. S1,645
Heater and S. c.
1949 Spec. 4-dr., S1,595
1t. blue; no mileage.
DE SOTO 1948 Gus. club cpe., $1,325
r. and h.. and s. c.
DE SOTO 1947 Custom 4-dr., Sl,195
r. and h., and S. c.
Many other clean, late models.
BETHESDA MOTORS. INC.
4702 Miller Ave, Bethesda, Nd.
OIL. 1000. go
Evening star., 1950-01-25
AUTOMOBILES .oR SALE

STUDEBAKER l947 Land Cruiser;
radio, climatizer, overdrive. kill
OW. 460l after $50 p.m. -27
STUDEBAKER 194s Regal de luxe
business coupe, S1.095; climstizer,
10000 mi. OWNER, TU. 2257.
Evening star., 1950-01-25
TODAY'S VALUES
CENTRAL, MOTOR co

GMC TRUCK DEALERS.
1900 Lee hwy. Arl.. Va. CHI. 1000
Other truck bargains. Army: parts:
night services at our Alex. plant.
12O1 Oronoco ST OV 1900.
Evening star., 1950-01-25

STROUT'S GOLDEN
ANNIVERSARY FARM CATALOG.
Mailed FREE.
STROUT REALTY, 711-A woodward
Bldg. WASHINGTON. Metropolitan 754S.
Evening star., 1950-01-25
MONEY TO LOAN
AuToMoTlvE MISCELLANEOUS


AUSTIN 1887: parts for sale: also
part for most cars at low prices;
all parts guaranteed. Used cars in
running condition as low as S35
full price, SO down. KENnWORTH
AUTO CO., 1901 Kenilworth ave.
ne. VI. All, open Sunday. 2S'
REBUILT ENGLNES-We have avail
able for immediate delivery the fol-
lowing factory remanufactured en-
gines:
192S-1947 Ford.
1934-1947 Chevrolet.
1888 194S Plymouth.
1933-1947 Dodge.
1937-1947 Olds.
1887 1947 Chrysler.
We can order Buick, Pontiac. Olds-
mobile, De Soto. Chrysler, Stude-
baker and Lincoln Zephyr engines.
Use our time payment plan. as low
as S11 per month. Is months to
pay. Also investigate our factory
rebuilt transmission. MONTGOMERY
WARD, Alexandria, Va. AL. 1900,
OV. 5272
Evening star., 1950-01-25
DESK SPACE FOR RENT
OFFICES WANTED
LOTS FOR SALE

BROOM OFFICE with lavatory, VI
clnity lower Conn, ave-, for doctor
Ma. 1866. 27s
Evening star., 1950-01-25

WRECKERS, new, 1h-ton. with COM
plete hoist; 4-wbeel drive. S725.
la-tor trucks. stake body. long wheel
base, S375.
q ton weapons carriers. good con-
dition, S425.
GMC dumps, hydraulic lifts, snow
plow attach, 2la cubic yds., good
condition, $3.50. Call ia. 3163
I FOR information. -26
Evening star., 1950-01-25

1947 FORD 4-DOOR
$665
Super de luxe; radio and heater;
brand-new, pearl-gray paint job;
guaranteed to pass D. C.. mechanical
inspection; tremendous bargain
for the first buyer: can finance for
$175 down.
448 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1950-01-25

FORDS FOR SALE-All run good.
35 convertible S TX
'37 Tudor AZ
81 coupe (new motor $50
~ Fordor. (new motor - $50
3o van 1H2-ton - $50
Low down payments No finance
companies.
KenilWOrth Auto Co.
1901 Kenilwerth ave. ne, VI. ALI.
Ask for Paul. Open Sunday. Auto
parts for sale, cSs
Evening star., 1950-01-25
MALONEY,S. INC,

MALONEY's, INC,
mt. 1916 K-7 trac. and dump, Ss95.
mt. 1946 Metro. Al cond., $3.50.
Fed. 1910, trac. or dump, S245.
, 1950-11-27
SHIPPING NEWS


The SIS Fort Townshend"
is scheduled to said from New
York November 24th and is
due at Frederiksted November
18th, accepting freight and
passengers for st. Kits, Saint
Lucia, Guiria, Trinidad, Gren-
ada, st. Vincent, Barbados,
Martinique and Antigua.
N WITTY 8 Co. Lid
Rob't I. Merwin & Co.. Inc.
, 1950-11-27
ADDRESS ).


milar surveys Of other depart
ments are either in progress or
viii be made. There has been con-
siderable criticism locally of the
many trips public officers are max
ing to attend professional confer
ences and for observation of mod
err procedures and techniques. /
do not share these misgivings. For
the most part, the officers travel
ling on these missions are urged
to do SO by the agencies admins
tering federal grant-in-aid pro-
grams an dtheir expenses are de-
frayed from other than munich
pal funds. In these communities,
which are far removed from daily
contacts with modern and progress
sive organizations, travel for edu-
cation and observation is essential
for the maintenance of higher
standards.
Education
/ am convinced that longtime
progress can only be made
through fundamental improve
ment in our educational system.
It is no disparagement of past az
complishments to acknowledge
that, if education is to contr. butte
effectively to the personal, econo-
mic, and social well-being of the
islands, it must be made to serve
better all the needs of all the PEG
pie throughout their lives. This
can only be brought about as our.
people themselves become inter
ested in education and use it as a
means Of improving their health,
citizenship, occupational effective
ness, and home and family living.
AT my request, the Office of Edu-
cation of the United States Gov
ernment assigned an expert in
school construction to survey our
school requirements. That survey
has been completed and the report
will be available soon. At my re-
.uest, too. the Office Of Education
has assigned outstanding special
lists to assist us in thinking
through some of our educational
problems. Their report, to be
made available to a Governors
Commission on Education which I
, 1950-11-27

have organized, should lay the
groundwork for Improvement in
our educational system to meet
the special needs of our youth. /
am especially interested in the
possibility of post-high school ia
cilities being made available in
the Virgin Islands for at least two
years of Junior college. The Com
mission, with the assistance Of
study groups, will think through
these problems and come up with
recommendations for longtime
educational achievements.
CONTINUED in next issue)
, 1950-11-27
Me-

said that an address report
card known as FormI-53)
should be used in making the
required reports, and that
Alien Registration numbers
should be printed on the
forms. Form 1853 may be OBJ
tanned at any immigration and
Naturalization Service Office
or any United States Post Of
flee.
, 1950-11-27
PERSONAL MENTION

FLHoONAL MEN ION 80.
time and plans to visit Saint
Thomas shortly before return
ing to the mainland.
She is the house guest of
Miss Webb and Mrs. Edith
Jackson.
, 1950-11-27

The INTERNATIONAL SHOP
of CHRISTIANSTED j
Offers ONE timely suggestions for
your Christmas shopping
For the MEN:
new shipment of the latest designs in mems TIES
fou-in-hand & bow has just arrived. See these
new t0rinke proof ties from BOTANY.
SPORTS SHIRTS and knitted TEE Shirts Of the ia
nous PURITAN brand.
Beautiful handmade leather .BILLFOLDS from
England.
For the LADIES'
JEWELRY from Paris, France and Florence, Italy
unique, different and exclusive. Also ~.
In pure IRISH LINEN, luncheon sets and dainty
handkerchiefs-plan, edged and colored.
For the HOME.
POTTERY handmade in St. Croix-individualIy de-
corated ash trays, vases, figurines. Another Of the new
products made by Creative Handcrafts, manufacturer
Of the famous
Virgin Isldnds Character Dolls.
IMPORTANT
It your purchases ore to
be mdiled to the states,
DO YOUR SHOPPING NOW
To save you time and bother, we will individually
wrap each purchase, asa Christmas Gift, in ~colorful
holiday paper with festive ribbon: PLUS, wrapping it
for mailing at no additional cost.
SHOP AT H MOST BEAUTIFUL
H MOST ATTRACTIVE STORE
IN THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
, 1950-11-27
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS S.
DIVISION OF SAINT AT cHRIsTIANsTED

DIVISION OF SAINT CRo1x AT cH~RIsTIANsTED
In the matter Of the Estate Of Probate No II 1o5n
: Iloola lnurland, Deceased Sept. Term, 1850
PUBLICATION OF APPOINTMENT
and NOTICE TO CREDITORS
u. 6. C~anegata, having been appointed administrators
OF the above entitled estate, do hereby give notice to all cred
ltors and all persons having claims against the said estate to
present such claims to me within six weeks from the date
hereof.
- sss...#
Persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make
payment B me within the said time.
First publication of this notice made this 9th dav If
November, 1850.
R. H. Amphlett Leader {. G. canerata
Attorney Administrator
Evening star., 1950-12-31
By the Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3d.
Marchie Schwartz, who served as
head coach in the Vests 1877 vic
tory over the East today, an
nounced Immediately after the
game that he was resigning as
Stanford coach. He said he
planned to go into business.
Winning today's game was
about the incest thing that ever
came to me in the coaching pro-
fession." said the one-time Notre
Dame backfield star who came to
Stanford 10 years ago from
Creighton University. He served
as assistant to Clark Shaughnessy
and became head coach six years
ago.
This was my last job coaching
a football team" he said. II feel
like I have gone as far as I can
go. say with considerable regret
that I am definitely through with
coaching"
Schwartz said he had told the
Stanford director of athletics
about a. week ago that he would
Evening star., 1950-12-31
N. {. State Five Keeps
Dixie Tourney Crown
By Beating Colgate
BY the Associated Press

RALEIGH, N. c., Dec. 30
Sparked by Center Paul Horvath's S
rs points and great rebound work,
North Carolina State defeated
Colgate, 1916, tonight to retain
its Dixie Basketball Classic title
before a record crowd of 12,2O0
fans.
Although State held a 1896 lead
at halftime. the Red Raiders from
Hamilton, N. Y. managed to knot
the score. $3.50, within 10 minutes
after the second half started and
then pull ahead 1856. But N. C.
State was pulling away at the end.
N. c. State fought its way to
the finals by defeating Tulane,
1915, and Wake Forest, 1856.
Colgate reached the finals by
winning over Duke, 1859, and
previously unbeaten Navy, $3.50.
Ranzino Most Valuable.
After a goal by Bill Dodd sent
the Red Raiders into their 1886
lead, they built up six-point
margin, but the N. c. State club
fought back to regain the lead
with eight minutes to go.
N. c. States All-America For
ward Sammy Ranzino, was voted
the most valuable player of the
tournament. He scored Is points
to raise his total for the three
days to IS.
In earlier games. today Duke
won the consolation bracket title
by staging an amazing comeback
to defeat Tulane, 74-72, after
trailing by 20 points at half time,
and Rhode Island State routed
North Carolina, $3.50.
The whirlwind finish staged by
Duke in nicking Tulane left the
fans limp. It was the brilliant
shooting of Guard Dick Groat that
paved the way for the amazing
rally. He bagged "a points in
the second half for a total of 80.
to take high scoring honors.
r. /. State Sets Mark.
Tulane turned on the steam in
the first half and rolled up a 56-27
half time lead. During a seven
minute first half interval, the
Green Wave scored % points while
holding Duke scoreless.
It was the great work of Groat
and all-around play of Captain
Scotty York that brought Duke
roaring from behind. With Tulane
leading 70 to 10 in the final minute
and a half, Groat dropped in a
See DIXIE. Page B-3.)
Evening star., 1950-12-31
|GIobetrotters Attract 6,774
To UIine Arena, Win With Ease

the lineup, pulled out to 14-5 mid
way i'll the period.
John O'Hagen and Max Wool
sey scored for the Whirlwinds,
but the Trotters were in control.
and closed the period in front, 18-
II.
The fans let out a deafening
clamor near the end of the period
in approval of Haynes antics with
the ball. Haynes put on dribbling
display, tapping the ball up and
down in rapid-fire motion, keep
ing it just out of reach of various
Boston players and even going to
his knees several times. without
interrupting his dribbling.
William Brown, enjoying his
first year as Trotter, made his
debut in the second period and,
displaying hook shot and jump
shot loaded with uncanny accu-
racy, led his team to 34-14 lead
midway in the quarter. This was
the signal for more hilarity by
the clowning. basketball-playing
Negroes.
Presley opened the act with a
series of fakes and while the
Whirlwinds and the fans were
waiting to see whether or not he'd
shoot. he passed instead to Brown.
who made the shot. A few seconds
later Brown got the ball and be-
Evening star., 1950-12-31
Morchie Schwartz, Head Coach
OF West Team, Quits Stanford

accept a new f1ve-year contract
which had been offered him.
But three days ago I decided
that I would quit coaching and
told Masters (Al Masters) night
before last of my decision," he
said. Il have also told DR.. Wal
lace Sterling, president of Stan-
ford. I wanted to give Stanford
time to select my successor.
Schwartz said he had not made
up his mind what field of work
he was going into. but II am going
to, stay in the San Francisco Bay
area"
Marchie stopped to shake hands
with Kyle Rote, the brilliant
Methodist back who was largely
responsible for the Vests victory
today.
Schwartz said "I'm going down
to the Rose Bowl, enjoy myself,
take a couple of weeks off and
then start looking for a job
The coach said he has a law
degree from Notre Dame but that
he was not going into the practice
of law. He has never taken a bar
examination in California.
Evening star., 1950-12-31
Statistics

GlorioSo, but not enough else to
stop the Southerners.
Outstanding for the Grays were
Ken Konz, Louisiana State half
back; Billy Cox. Dukes passing
wizard, Billy Nixon, hard-running
Georgia back, and Gene Schroeder,
pass-snagging end from Virginia
(Schroeder is a Washington boy
and made all-High at Anacostia.)
On defense, Dan Foldberg,
Army's All-America end, shared
honors with Arthur TAFT, Missis-
sippi State end, who broke up one
blue play after another.
Gl0rioso Scores for Yanks.
Only in the second quarter was
the Yankee attack able to break
through for a score. Glorioso
grabbed a 3-yard pass in the end
zone to climax a 55-yard drive.
He couldn't make the extra point,
however.
The Southerners scored the first
time they got the ball in the
opening quarter, going II yards.
Quarterback Butch Avinger of
Alabama, a left-handed passer,
sneaked across from a yard out
after Konz got loose for a 25-yard
run and Cox connected with
(See BLUE-GRAY, Page B-2.)
Evening star., 1950-12-31

last four yards through right
tackle for the touchdown. Nick
Bolkovac of Pittsburgh converted
to tie the count.
The West quickly travelled 7a
yards to assume the lead again
Rote, with his great line smashing
and of-tackle drives, again LED
the Westerners on the way te
score. The big Southern Meth.
odist fullback collected three first
downs personally in the drive.
The score came on Nagle's six
yard pass to Roland Kirkby
Washington halfback. The points
that won the game were chalked
up there.
Wilford "Whizzer" White from
Arizona State (Tempe) converted
both extra points with placekicks
Powers Nailed for Safety.
Extra insurance of victory was
added in the fourth period wher
Bill Powers, Navy halfback play
ing safety, was nailed behind the
Eastern goal line for safety.
Powers fumbled the punt, re-
covered the ball and tried to run
(See EAST WEST, Page B-2)
Evening star., 1950-12-31
By Bill Fuchs
D1
Harlem GlobetrotterS

The Harlem GlobetrotterS,
world famed for the circus they
make out of basketball, last night
pleased the largest Uline Arena
crowd of the season-6,114 fans
with a display of basketball wiz
ardy and a not-unexpected vic
tory over the Boston WhirlWinds.
The score was 67-51.
In the first game of the double
header, the New York renaissance
grabbed an early lead and coasted
to a 41-31 victory over the Phila-
delphia Sphas.
The fans. who came primarily
to watch the all-Negro Globe.
trotters show off the tricks they
have mastered over the years
were given complete satisfaction
The antics of Goose Tatum, Louis
(Babe) Presley, Marques Haynes
& Co. brought repeated roars from
the crowd, twice the size OF the
| largest crowd to watch the pro-
fessional Caps play here this
season.
The Globetrotters got off to an
early lead with Tatum dunking
in field goal and foul and Ermel
Robinson tossing in a jump shot
for a SO advantage.
The Trotters, with Tatum
1RohinSrn HavneS the Raldino Dor
Gates and Frank Washington in