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CHS GRADUATES

Hampton Institute, Virginia,
Lena Abel at Xavier Univer-
sitY in Louisiana and Austin
and Rita de Chabert at the
Polytechnic Institute in San
German, Puerto Rico.
Others who returned to con-
tinue their studies were David
Canegata, jr., a senior at Ho-
ward; Victor Chilean, jr., who
has completed work for the
, 1950-09-28
IS VETS

IS VETS
men whose periods of eligibil-
ity are limited to two or three
months will have an opportun
ity to learn something definite
in a short period Of time.
Instructors at the Trade
School are: Minnard Jones,
Director, and instructor in
Electricity and Drafting; Dam
] / Joseph, instructor in Mason
~; Emo Ritter, teaches cabi-
net-making and carpentry,
Sado Ossario, Drafting and
General Shopwork and Evan
Nc Farlane, Carpentry and
Masonry.
, 1950-09-28
Wulter S. Clifford New
U. S. Ambassador
To Greet Britoin

President Truman has an
nounced that he has named
Walter S. Clifford to be United
States Ambassador to Eng
land. He will succeed Ambas-
sador Paul Douglas who re-
signed for reasons Of health.
Mr.. Clifford, a Republican,
was formerly head Of a large
corporation on the mainland.
Evening star., 1950-11-12
By the Assoeioted Press

WILMINGTON. Del. Nov. IL
Washington and Lee started slowly
but then took advantage Of a
second period break to get under
way for a 32-to-0 football victory
over Delaware today.
A crowd Of $500 wind swept
fans saw Frank Guthridge FUN
BILE for Delaware on his own 13-
yard line. Dave Hedge, Lanky
w. & l.. end recovered. Jim Stark,
Gil Bocetti and Walt Michaels
pounded to the seven from where
Randy Broyles skirted end for a
touchdown.
w. 81 I. had it's steam up and
before the second period was over,
smashed 72 yards for a 12-to-0
halftime lead. Wes Abrams, Soph-
omore back from Cumberland,
Md, did most of the Juggling to
the Delaware 46. Then, Fullback
Charley Holt, burst through a
hole and went all the way for
the score.
The Geners-ls wasted little time
generating their third score at
the start of the third period. They
received the kickoff and in IL
plays drove rs yards into the
end zone. Abrams and Lester,
picked up II yards through the
middle: Holt blasted for IL; Bo-
cetti got seven on a quarterback
sneak; Holt romped for 16 more;
Evening star., 1950-11-12
second home game Of the season
Mahnken Has Good Night.

second home game OF the season.
Mahnken Has Good Night.
Auerbach, former coach of the
Caps, had John Mahnken, for
mer player with the Caps. work.
ing for him last night. Mahnken,
the 6-foot-9 former Georgetown
star, was skillful ball-handler at
the pivot and an eagle-eye from
the floor, dropping in six field
goals for IL points.
Boston led 50-40 at the end OF
the half and $3.50 after three
quarters. The Caps. however
went into the lad by three points
in the final, before falling back
again.
Ed Macauley, former st. Louis
University star, was high scorer
with "a points. Each team made
27 field goals. Boston. however,
made "a of 80 foul shots, while
Washington cashed in on % free
throws in % tries. It was the
Caps third loss of the season in
five games.
In the preliminary, the D. c.
Skaters defeated the Bee Gees
Evening star., 1950-11-12
Boston CeItics Nose Out Caps
lin 1877 Thriller at UIine's

The Caps made a great attempt
to overhaul the Boston Celtics last
night at Uline Arena, but didn t
quite makesit as Coach Red Auer-
bach's team held on for 1877
victory.
With 1875 spectators squirming
in their seats. the Caps moved up
to a 1915 tie with only 80 sec
onds remaining. At this point
Dick Schnittker and Don Often pu,
on a two-man press to get the
ball under the Caps basket. but ii
rolled Off Schnittker's fingers into
the waiting hands of Brady
Walker. who dropped it in for two
points.
Fred Scholari then fouled Bob
Donham, who made the point
Scholari. high scorer for the Caps
with 81 points. drove in to sink a
field goal. which brought the Caps
UP to within that one point. Time
ran out and the Caps lost their
Evening star., 1950-11-12
.ArmY-Bound Lloyd Of Caps
will Be Honored Tuesday

Friends and teammates of Earl
Lloyd. Army bound forward of
the Caps, will honor him between
the halves of Tuesday nights
game at Uline Arena between the
Caps and New York Knicker-
bockers.
Members of the faculty and
student body of Parker-Gr High
School of Alexandria, where Lloyd
played basketball and baseball
will join in the tribute to the
Negro star who will report fol
Army induction Thursday.
The Caps will meet the Pistons
in Fort Wayne. Ind, tonight and
again at Uline next Saturday
They will play the Boston Celtics
in Providence. r. l., Wednesday
night.
Evening star., 1950-11-12
W&L Starts Slowly, Then Uses
Breaks to Beat Delaware, $40

Abrams Smacked for IL on two
tries and after Broyles was stopped
at the Delaware three, Jim Stark
went over for the score.
Walt Michaels converted the
extra point and w. g. L. led 19
to 0. Late in the third period,
Stark scored from nine yards out
to climax a 53-yard scoring drive.
Michaels missed the conversion
for the third time in four tries.
w. & L. finished its days work
in the final quarter with a ST.
yard movement into paydirt. Bo-
cetti. Broyles and Michael took
turns eating up the yardage with
Broyles smashing across and
Michael converting.
Evening star., 1950-11-12
Miller slime Drives
And KisseII's Passes
Bring 1877 Victory
BY the Asseeiatsd Press

DURHAM, N. c., Nov. 11.-Full-
back Bill Miller's smashing line
drives and Quarterback Ed
Kissell's risky passing with a wet
ball carried Wake Forest to q
1877 victory over Duke today be-
fore $4,000 shivering fans.
The Southern Conference vic
tory continued Wake Forests
reign over Duke. Not since 1947
have the Duke Blue Devils been
able to defeat the Demon deacons.
A swarming Wake Forest line
effectively throttled Halfback
Billy Cox's vaunted aerials. Only
in the second period. when Duke
scored, was Cox able to get the
Blue Devil offense moving.
The win, fifth of the season as
against one defeat and tie. kept
alive Wake Forests postseason
bowl hopes.
The Deacons drove SO yards in
the opening period with Halfback
Guido Scarton vaulting over from
the four. Quarterback Carroll
Blackerby's placement attempt
was wide.
| Duke came back with the kick
off and drove II yards to score
with a 40-yard pass from Cox to
Jack Mounie featuring the long
march. Wingback Charlie Smith
took it over from the two on the
first play Of the second period.
End Mike Souchak converted.
Wake Forests winning touch
down was scored shortly on O
43-yard pass from Dickie Davis to
End Jack Lewis, who took the
ball on the Is and went over
standing up. Blackerby con-
verted and the score stood 1877.
Duke missed q good scoring
chance in the second period. End
Blaine Earon, playing a great
game defensively. recovered Kis-
sells tumble on Wake Forests
80. Duke managed to move to the
Deacons' IA, but the drive stalled
on fourth down. Souchak at
tempted a field goal which was
far wide of the goal posts.
/ The big Wake Forest line,
paced by Guard Ed Listopad, kept
the Duke backs bottled up during
all of the last half.
!! All of the third period was
played In Dukes territory. Only
in the closing minutes did Duke
threaten, moving to the 80 before
losing the ball on downs.
| Suss Thas Forest 't-S 7 8 &ls
!. Scoring: Wake Forest, touchdowns-
Searton Lewis. Point after touehdoTn=.
after touchdown-Souchak, place kick.
Evening star., 1950-11-12

nd Charlie Justice and Eddie LeBaron who can't play
watches every game in uniform The uniform is that OF
second looey in the Marine Corps Pudge Hefelnger the
old Yale A-Amerca 1889sos is SO years old and weighs
only 80 more pounds than his playing weight i dance
the rhunba wo-sp and Dances Pudge explains
"s that rhumba that it. It's the most wonderful thing
field running and not too much
The success Navys 150pound football team which took
long step Eastern intercollegiate honors today by oeang
Rutgers isn't surprising and physical requirements for
appointment to Annapolis great many Mdsnpen 20
fall the 5o-pound classification twin standard which
handicaps Ben basketball teams They're never
quite tall enough.
Army and Princeton Paul Ber of Colgate who says: t
hard to predict game between Army and Princeton
out But easily could follow the pattern OF Army
victories sngewing teams such Michigan ana
Pennsylvania" Bxler rates Armys breakaway backneld
potenaies better the Cadets tackles and line
hackers On the other hand Cogates coach partial 70
Princeton's guards, paSsers and unique offense"
Just by way demonstrating how little statistics mean
IN football thrice -beaten Nore Dame downs for
its first six games this season At this stage Of the s4s
campaign wherein the Irish went unbeaten to national
championship Notre Dame had made 10 fewer first downs
Johnny KppStein the Silver Spring boy who at once the
promising and most xed pitcher the Chicago CUBS
staff has discovered that employment parcel
post specialist easier than pounding mail beat Conso-
ering the growth of Silver Spring, it's no surprise
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD boasts that approximately
10000 spectaors-or nearly onerd of the crowd at the
AryNavy game-w transported via Sc locomotives, 324
coaches 54 Pulmans OF the PRs 81 special
sdngs Municipal Stadium in Philadelphia II VIII
originate from Washington leaving at hve-mnue intervals
beginning at sos am. December q
The proprietor cutter of the barber shop
at Tenere better known as
times in the District without
defeat boxed IS times in the Garden When George
kan expresses regret he isn't forward n order to shoot
wonder II the big ever will be satisfied
The most prolific in basketball Mkan averaged q
points game last
the University Dayton football publcist isn't kidding
Defensive Haback Jimmy Uttermohen has the most brittle
wrists in the business year he repeatedly suffered
times and this he's playing result
Of to bending
E Mono good stake horse which the McCennan and
Handcaps years ago. going to try comeback in
Florida this winter Oklahoma loses game this MONTH it
will be the first time Wkinsons that he's
been beaten in November
Evening star., 1950-11-12
George Washington High
Wins in Richmond, III
speeioI pi.po,ch TO The Sior

RICHMOND. Nov. 11-George
Washington High School Of Alex
andria overcame TO deficit tc
trample John Marshall High. 22-7
before $500 at City Stadium TO-
night.
After Marshall had taken a lead
by virtue of Allen Jones four-yare
plunge through left tackle ane
Mel Roach's placement, the Gen
erals struck back. All three o.
| its touchdowns were made by
George Nolan while Earl Dixor
kicked a second-quarter field goal
Glsso5ss l.sg v,aSah WaShipstOn - : 3 g &2;
| Touchdowns: George Neutrality-suspicious.
| t3). John Marshall--Jones. Points afte
| touchdowns-Dixon, Roach. Field goal
niYOp
Evening star., 1950-11-12
Murray Helps Bullets
Stop Losing Streak;
.Knicks Finally Win
By the Associated Press

BALTIMORE. Nov. 11.-Ken
Murray, promising rookie from
st. Bonaventure, led the Bullets
to an 85-77 win over the Fort
Wayne Pistons tonight in nip
and-tuck National basketball AS
sociation game at the Coliseum.
Murray scored 10 of his 1e
points in the final period to break
a two-game losing streak for the
Bullets.
Evening star., 1950-11-12
Papit Has Great Day
|As He and Schroeder
Score for Cavaliers
Special oispoieh TO The stur

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Nov.
1l.-Virginia staged its own
Armistice Day parade before a
rd-breaking crowd of almost
$4,000 fans at Scott Stadium to-
day, winding up with a 1870 vic
tory over William and Mary for
its seventh win of the season.
The first football meeting in a
decade between the old and
ardent Old Dominion rivals at
tracted the biggest crowd ever to
watch Virginia college foot
Evening star., 1950-11-12

Eastern Johnson, procIalmeu CallD11a-a11o
Clark Griffith publicly agreed after Ortiz
burning pitches baff1ed Rookie Catchers Al
Evans and Jake Early Partly because OF
the inability of the young backstops to nolo
Ortiz and partly because Roberto could speak
no English, Griffith hired Lopez to motor from
his native Tampa to play catch and talk with
Ortiz.
After one workout Lopez said: This guy
looks fast because he's been pitching steadily
for a year. He ought to be an outf1elder, II
anything"
There are two Damon and Pythlas COM
A;ra&;oos ~, tho PedskinS-Rauph and (5ilrner.
Evening star., 1950-11-12
Ohio Beots Buffalo, 22-14

BUFFALO. N. y, Nov. IL. (P.-
Ohio University came from be-
hind today on Bob Marchi's 76-
yard run in the third quarter and
defeated the University of Buff
falo, % to IA, in Civic Stadium.
Evening star., 1950-11-12
Basket League to Meet

| Representatives of Government
and independent teams expecting
to play in the Recreation Depart
ment basketball leagues are asked
to attend a meeting at 8::15 pm.
Thursday at the Garnet-Patterson
Center.
Evening star., 1950-11-12
Knieks Nose Out Syracuse
For First NBA Victory

NEW YORK. Nov. II P).-
After four losses, the Knicker-
bockers finally hit the victory col
umn in the NBA race with a 74-72
victory over the Syracuse Ma
tionals in Madison Square Garden
tonight. Vince Boryla led the
Knicks with 10 points, II of them
from the foul line.
Evening star., 1950-11-12
Statistics

ball game. Charlottesville fairly
bulged at the seams, sleeping ac-
commodations were at q premium
and eating places jammed to the
doors.
It was a day of personal tri-
umph for Johnny Papit. Virginia &
brilliant fullback. The trans
planted Philadelphian ground out
161 yards in 20 trips with the ball
for an average of SIS yards. He
scored Virginia's first touchdown
all Coach Art Guepe's forces
needed to win, as it developed
while Gene Schroeder, crack end
from washington. D. c., got the
second.
Indians Wage Stout Fight.
Only the Indians dogged de-
Tense with their backs to the goal
saved them from a worse beating.
Loser in five of seven previous
games. William and Mary could
have salvaged a lot Of lost glory
today, but the Indians, who
missed two scoring chances,
weren't in the same class with the
Cavaliers.
Virginia drove 70 yards deep
into enemy territory in the first
quarter without scoring. Papit
went ever once, but the play was
recalled on backfield- in-motion
penalty. An unsuccessful pass
ended this threat.
But with time running out in
the first half. Virginia got the ball
on William and Mary's 20-yard
line after Paul Yewcic's punt was
partially DETECTED and recovered
by Norman Scott at that point.
One play failed to gain before
Papit bolted through the line and
streaked through William and
Mary's secondary for the score.
The first of William and Mary's
two scoring threats came in the
third period, covering II yards and
penetrating to Virginia's six-yard
line before the Cavaliers held. Ed
Magdziak. 200-pound senior full
back from Passaic, N. j., touched
of the drive, slamming 26 yards
over left tackle to midfield. He and
Dickle alternated in Juggling the
ball to Virginia's Al. YeWcic lost
seven but Lewis went to the 81 on
a naked reverse. A pass-interfer-
ence penalty put the Indians on
the six, but the Cavaliers braced
Rush For 301 Yards.
William and Mary. aided by an.
other pass-interference penalty
drove II yards to Virginia's l.
yard line late in the final period
but the hard-hitting Madgziak
couldn't bulge the rugged Cava.
lier line and Lewis couldn't fine
the key to unlock Virginia's pas.
defense.
The Cavaliers smashed through
the visitors line almost at will ir
piline up 301 yards from scrim.
mage, but they didn't get their
second touchdown drive under
way until five minutes after the
start of the fourth period. Papit
started this one, too, racing
around left end, showing his own
interference out Of the way as he
ran, for a 27-yard gain that
planted the ball on the Indians
17-yard line.
william and Mary stood its
ground and threatened to turn
back the Cavaliers again. but Vir-
ginia nudged through to the Z
yard line for a first down and on
the next play Quarterback Rufus
Barkley whipped a pass to Schroe-
der in the end zone. Charlie Hard
ing, who booted the first extra
point, was wide on his SECOND at
tempt.
William and Mary won the last
game between the two teams by a
13-to-6 margin in 1910. Today's
defeat ended Coach r. N. '(Rube)
McCray's long record of never
having coached team that lost
more games than it won in a sea-
son.
Evening star., 1950-11-12
Royals Down TH-City
For Third Stroioht Win

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Nov. II. up
With Bob Davies and Arnie
Risen scoring Is points each. the
Royals whipped the Tri-City
Blackhawks. 86-77, here tonight.
1t was the their third straight
Evening star., 1950-11-12
EASTERN DIVISION.

Boston. I7st IS; WASH NWstAsHNdToN. SsiS ~.
Baltimore, S5; Ft Wayne, u.
New York, "a: Syracuse, 72 tovertime),
Rochester, SO: Tri-Cities. II.
Tonighfs Games.
WASHINGTON at Ft. Wayne.
indianapolis at Boston.
Baltimore at Syracuse.
Philadelphia at Minneapolis.
Rochester at Tri-Cities.
Evening star., 1950-11-12
Cuqe Officials to Meet

The Board of Approved Basket
ball Officials will meet at pm
Tuesday at the Recreation De-
partment.
Evening star., 1950-11-12
Three Contests Slated
In Soccer Loop Today

Three games are on tap today
in the Washington and Suburban
Soccer League. all starting at 3
pm.
It will be Marlboro VS.. Italo-
Americans at Marlboro, Maryland
Park VS.. Washington Soccer Club
at Seat Pleasant, and Hotel
Charles VS.. Midway Tavern at
Hughesville. Md.
Evening star., 1950-11-12
Record Crowd Sees Vqna Beat M Wake Forest Edges D
Win, Lose, or Draw
BY FRANCIS STANN
Ssoy S,off Correspondenf

BALTIMORE Nov 11-A Lopez, manager of the
Indians first to debunk Roberto Ortiz
pitcher whe years Scout Joe Cambria brought
the towering the Mats spring training camp he
Evening star., 1950-11-12

Totals 2S 81 II Totals % "a ct
Halftime: Rochester. 35; Tri-Cities. 81.
Evening star., 1950-11-12

The current Yale football squad
has players from "a States.
Evening star., 1950-11-12
Pro Basketball

Totals 81 % II
Evening star., 1950-11-28

going toward the orthodox ano
away from liberal views of Chris
tianity.
1.-The Bible has gone through
a wringer in the last 20 years,
leaving only scraps of details" DR..
Wedel said. "As a result, there
has emerged a type Of Christian
ity which apparently stresses one
thing-the story of Jesus"
Believers in the Old Testament
follow His example by doing. while
believers of the Christ of the
New Testament follow by faith
only, he added.
Evening star., 1950-11-28

A letter indorsing plans for the
establishment of a commission of
inquiry to investigate the handling
of sex cases in the District was to
be sent by the Washington Min
isterial Union today to the Wash
ington Federation of Churches for
study and further action.
Unanimous Endorsement of the
plan was made yesterday by more
than 80 ministers of the group at
a meeting in the National Bap-
tist Memorial Church. Sixteenth
street and Columbia road NV.
The action was taken after the
Evening star., 1950-11-28
Vor der Bruegge Named
To Municipal Court Post

Howard j. Vor der Bruegge, 20,
has been named associate legal
assistant to the Municipal Court
judges, Chief Judge George P.
Barse announced yesterday.
Mr.. Vor der Bruegge succeeds
Andrew T. MCGUIRE, who is now
an attorney with the War Claims
Commission.
A native of Memphis, Tenn,
and a graduate of the University
Evening star., 1950-11-28

included DR.. Davies recommen-
dation that the commission be
composed Of jurists of known in
tegrity, psychiatrists of wide ex-
perience in sexual psychopathy
and responsible laymen.
Earlier, members heard DR..
Theodore o. Wedel. warden of the
College of Preachers at Washing
ton Cathedral. review parts o. his
new book entitled, THE Chris
tianity of Main Street"
DR.. Wedel asserted the world is
living in an era of profound theo-
logical revolution, with the trend
Evening star., 1950-11-28

I Rev. Edward B. Willingham, pas
tor of the host church, read ex-
cerpts from sermon by the Rev.
DR.. A. Powell Davies in All Souls
Unitarian Church last October,
which attacked handling of a case
enormously charging a member Of
DR.. Davies congregation with in
decent exposure.
At that time. DR.. Davies said
the commission, after exhaustive
investigation, should recommend
procedures that would protect both
the individual and the commu-
nifty.
Yesterdays Endorsement also
Evening star., 1950-11-28
D. c. Student Honored

Richard J. H. Barnes. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Barnes,
1882 Volta place NV, has been
elected to Phi Beta Kappa at
Dartmouth College. Hanover, N.
H. He was one of "a named to
the Alpha chapter of the honorary
academic fraternity.
Evening star., 1950-11-28

of Tennessee and the George
Washington University Law
School, Mr.. Vor der Bruegge
comes to Municipal Court from
service as an attorney in the
claims division of the Justice De-
partment. He served in World
War II as an infantry captain.
Mr.. Vor der Bruegge will assist
Municipal Court judges in re-
search and other matters.
Colombia has 1000 miles of
coast on the Pacific and 1,100
miles on the Atlantic.
Evening star., 1950-11-28
Col. Lincoln to Speak

Col. G. A. Lincoln. professor of
social sciences at West Point, will
speak to the Graduate School of
the Agriculture Department at 7
pm. tomorrow in the depart
ment's administration building.
Evening star., 1950-11-28

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spi'siien quickly Keeps YOU sweet
and lovely for days!
Harmless 70 oil fab. "a =
RIGS. unbresksble.
spfsy bot'Ie Only WV
Evening star., 1950-11-28

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large 16-oz. size Kreml for the ms
your family, and you save nearly
Kreml Is q wonderful treatment 70
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handsome without being greasy, an,
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, 1950-08-12
| PUBLICATION

1t is hereby brought to pub
lie notice that $4,000, represent
,ng interest accrued on the in
vested capital of Their ROYAL
Highnessss Crown Prince
Frederik and Crown Princesse
Louise's Silver Wedding Me
morialoFund for the benefit of
INDECENT persons in st. Croix
will be available for distribu-
ton on September Is, 1850.
Applications containing the
requisite Information and duly
certified should be forwarded
to the undersigned on or be-
fore September s, 1850.
Office of the Administrator
Christiansted, 81. Croix, VI.
August 8, 1850
Harry E. Taylor
Administrator for st. Croix
Horse Race Meeting