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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-13
KORUPCIJOS zYMES
VALDzIOJE

Pastaruoju metu amerikieciu
spauda ir visuomene yra nema-
zai susidomejusi paaiskejusiais
korupcijos reiskiniais valdzios
aparato tarpe. Pabreziama, kad
JAW vyriausybei dabar metams
isleidziant go bill. dol. ir tick pat
surenkant mokesciu, atsiranda
dideles pagundos ivairiq parei-
glnu tarpe. Ryskiausias Stu
vad. "skandalu' pavyzdys =
visos eiles mokesciu rinkeju at
leidimas, papirkimai, dovanu
lteikimas augstiems pareigu-
mans ir TT. siuo metu special
Kongreso komisija pradejo ty-
rimus ir itariamu asmenu ap-
klausinejimus. Politin i u O S e
sluogsniuose dabar vyrauja pa
ziura, kad siu korupcijos reiski-
niu iskilimas turesias neisven-
giamai politiniu pozilriu pazeis-
ii Trumano administrators ge-
ra varda. Suprantama, respubli-
konai tik trina rankas, mes kon-
greso komisijos duomenys jiems
pradeda tiekti pirmaeile amuni-
ciJos medziaga rinkiminei kovai
su demokratais. Galimas daily
kas ir prezidento skubus grill
mas j Washingtona turi rysiq su
naujomis bedomis skandalu for
mole. Wis delto, politiniai sluogs-
Mai pabrezia, kad ne korupci-
Mai reiskiniai, bet uzsienio po-
litika busias tas veiksnys, ku.
ris nulems prezidento rinkimus
v. Rimvydas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-13
METNIS TAUTINES
S-GOS DETROITO
SIX. SUSIRINKIMAS

Americas Lietuviu Tautines
Sajungos 4-to Skyriaus metinis
susirinkimas ivyks sekmadieni,
gruodzio 16 d., 1890 val. po
piet, sv. Antano parap. mokyk-
loje, 25th St. ir Vernon st.
Svarbiausi dienotvarkes klau-
sinai:
l. Rinkimas 1862 metams SIX.
valdybos.
2. Rengiamo sausio 27 d.
koncerto reikalu sutvarky-
mas.
8. Valdybos ir komisiju pra-
nesimai.
4. Draugijos Wits atsiAau-
kimas.
Skyr. Valdyba
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-13
ARTEJA KRITIsKIEJI METAL

Pasauliui kreipiant zvilgsnius
j Paryziaus kalbas, susidomima
ir gen. Eisenhowerio veikla be-
statant vakaru gynybos pylima.
Amerikieciq spaudos pranesi-
mais is Paryziaus, Eisenhowerio
stabo, vad. SHAPE nuomone,
dabar diplomatiniai' sluogsniai
dar gall tartis SUI sovietais ir
tai gall uztrukti ligi metu. Ka-
rines zvalgybos duomenimis, tik-
rasis pavojaus periodas blsias
1928 m. ziema ir pavasari.
SHAPE generolai Wis dar esq
isitikine, kad vakarai turesia
pralaimeti pirmasias kovas, ia
ciau pabaigoje ateisias laime-
jimas. Tick daug sovietu kariu
sukoncentravus ties Europos
vakarais, tai, tu sluogsniq nuo-
none, gall ir netiketai, net per
nesusipratima uzziebti kara, juo
labiau, esant sio meto itempimui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-13

tiesiogiai ju neuzkliuva, paga-
liau ju kisenese ne doleriai, tik
bolivarai. O Wis deto -.
Musu rasytoju vardu, mieli
Venecuelos broliai, uz ta ne
lygstama idealistini jusq zygi
tautinei musq kulturai kelti ia
riu lietuviska aciu. Jusu lietu-
viskos knygos meile, lietuvio
rasytojo vertinimas, lygiai kaip
ir pagarba Lietuvos valstybinin-
kams teblnie visiems musq tau
tieciams saunus pavyzdys.
Ben. Bahrauskas
Rasytoju Dmugijos Pirm.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-13
RYTQ VOKIEcIAI SKUBA
| PARYZIU

Paryziuje slaptieji keturiQ
pasitarimai nusiginklavimo rel
kalais eina prie pabaigos. Pasi-
reiskus lauktiems nuomoniu
skirtingumams, visa reikala ban
de gelbeti susirinkimo pir. Ner-
vo. 10 optimistiniai nudazytas
pasiulymas nebuvo priimtinas
vakarams ir pirmadieni jis ine-
Sc kick pakeitimu. sios savaites
pradzioje susirinkus delegatams
ir pradejus vel derybas pol. ko-
misijoje, tikimasi, kad vietoje
ligsiolines atomines energijos
komisijos bus sudaryta nauja
komisija. :.
Jau idomesnis butu Rytu Vo-
kietijos delegacijos, JTautoms
pakvietus, atvykimas j Paryziu.
Ji turetu pareiksti savo nuomo-
ne del sudarymo specialios ko-
misijos, kuri istirtu galimybes
pravesti laisvus rinkimus Vo-
kietijoia., Kaip ir reikejo tike-
tis, rytu Vokietijos vyriausybe
savo sefo Otto Grotewohl gruo-
dzio men. 8 d. pareiskime GRIEF
tai atmete mint sudaryti JT
komisija, pabrezdama, kad tai
paciu vokieciu vidaus reikalas.
Sekmadieni atvyke keturi dele
gatai = patikimi komunistai,
atrodo, lures uzdavini patiekti
savo paziuras ir neabejotinai
atmes JT pasiulyma. Kick anks-
ciau Paryziuje pasirode YAK.
Vokietijos delegatai pol. komisi-
joje pareiske sutinka SUI komisi-
jos sudarymu ir drauge patikri-
no, kad 18 mil. rytu vokieciu
mielu noru sutiktu su panasios
komisijos veikla. Pastebetina,
kad abieju Vokietiju delegatu
atvykimas j Paryziaus JT susi-
rinkima ir viesi ju pasisakymai
yra pats pirmasis vokieciu pa
sirodymas JT fortune.
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PRANESIMAS
H.; tautosakos lobyno"
prenumeratoriams

Abi "Lobyno' dalys jau at
spausdintos, baigiamos iristi ir
netrukus bus issiuntinetos pre-
numeratoriams. Jei kas yra pa
kettles adresa, prasomas tuojau
pranesti leidejui, jei dar to nera
padares. Daugiau prenumerata
nebepriimama. Dabar abieju da-
liu kama $500.
DIR. Jonas Balys
Indiana University
Bloomington, Indiana
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Tx. SIAIS METALS
DIRVA 4 DOL.

Primename, kad prie Dirvos
pradejus leisti "Teviskele" il
numacius kitus priedus, Dirva
nuo 1862 metu Amerikoje me.
tams kastuos 5 doleriai. Kama
dole kastuos 5 dol. SO ct., o XII.
tuose krastuose 6 dol. SO ct.
Taciau, kas prenumerata pra'
tes Xxi siq metq gruodzio 81 d.
moka sena, nepakelta kaina, t
Y. Amerikoje 4 dol, Kanadoje
4 dol. SO ct., o kitur S dol. SO ct
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-13
NAUJOS ROMANAS

"Tremtis" jau isleido Vyt.
Alanto romano "Pragaro po-
svaistes". "Dirva" jau gavo L
egz., netrukus laukiama daugiau.
Sia knyga bus galima gauti
pas "Tremties" atstovus, taip
pat ir "Dirvoje".
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kor6jos derybQ k|ampyn6 If tuscios
pastang0s derinant Skirtunus

dienos parodys, ar bus bet ko-
kios viltys pasiekti SUSTAINING ir
ar Kaledu treciaja diena pasau-
liui gales butt patiekta sunkiai
patikima staigmena.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-13

vo suplanuotos 1889 m. spalio
menesi, t. v. tue laiku, kai Bal
tijos valstybes dar buvo nepri-
klausomos, bet tuoj po slapto
susitarimo Molotovo su Riben-
tropu. s..s,.si...,ael.,,kI,nI
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-13
PLECIAMA PARAMA
ANTIKOMUNISTINEMS
PAJEGOMS

Amerikieciu spaudoje pasiro-
de pranesimai apie veiklai prizes
komunizma uz gelezines uzdan-
gos tiekiama if Wis augancia pa
rama. Patikimais pranesimais is
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-13
NuOSiirdlS VeneCuelOS
'liotuviiai

knyga begalis perskaityti. o ar
musq rasytojai ilgesni laika pa
jegs isteseti dabartini isibege-
jima? Kiekvienam pernelig ais
ku, kad veikalui parasyti reikia
ne tik gabumu, bet ir fiziniu bel
moraliniu salygu, ir to paties
laiko simteriopai daugiau ne
gu -. jam perskaityti.
Kada kiekvienas sviesesnis
skaitytojas, skaitas lietuviskus
laikrascius, isitikins, kad jo vi
dinei kulturai ugdyti, jo tauti-
nei samonei stiprinti reikia dau-
giau negu dienos ziniu, tada pa
kiles lietuviskos knygos tirazas
igalins leidejus sudaryti knygu
autoriams bent tokias salygas,
kad kuryba nebutq perkama ne
isvengiamo k'no naikinimu. Is
tikruju pats rasytojas tu sally
gu neturetQ prasyti ir dazniau-
siai nepraso, kadangi patti XII
rybine trauka vercia j dvasios
reikalui aukoti klno patoguma
bel poilsi, kol pagaliau, issekus
gyvybinems jegoms, zuna ir ne
baigtas issakyti zodis. To delei
patti tauta ar tremties atveju
tautine bendruomene turetu pa
sirlpinti ilgesniu issilaikymu tu,
kurie formuoja tautos dvasia,
kurie iskelia, uzfiksuoja ir gy-
venimui atgaivina tautines sa-
vybes, kurie pagaliau parodo
svetimiesiems mlsu tautos kul-
turine gyvybe.
Taigi, didis ir nepalyginamas
yra rasytojo uzdavinys. Kur kas
jis pasidaro atsakingesnis lais-
vajam lietuviui rasytojui Sian
dien, kada reikia liudyti uz tuos
milionus, kurie planingai ver-
ciami besieliais robotais, turin
ciais pakeisti laisvus zmones.
Tai ypatingai misijai rasytojas
reikalingas visu pirma savos vi
suomenes moralines paramos.
Jau prizes 16 metu svietimo mi
nisterija RADIO reikala isteigti
valstybine literaturos premija,
aisku, svarbiausia moralinio
principe vedama: grozinei lite
raturai tuo buvo pripazinta di-
dele reiksme tautos kulturinimc
vyksme.
svietimo ministerija, kaip ir
daug kitu sviesiu dalykq, pail
kome Lietuvoje. Ja turi Sian
dien NUNS pavaduoti sviesi mu-
su visuomene, kuri tegali butt
vienintelis lietuviskos kulturos
issilaikymo budas. JAV-bese yra
lietuvybes, taigi ir lietuviskos
kulturos, centras. Cia iseina dau-
giausia musq laikrasciu, cia is
platinama daugiausia lietuvisku
knygu. cia yra Lietuviu Rasy-
tojq Draugijos centras. Cia dau-
giausia dirbama, cia daugiausia
kuriama ir gal dar daugiau re-
kama. cia buvo atkurtas Lite
raturos fondas, cia, biudzetiniu
pajamq nesant, renkama tam
fondui pinigai; cia kasmet itei-
kama uz geriausia pasirodziusi
kurini literaturos premija. cia,
rodos, butQ lauktina, kad senieji
ar naujieji lietuviai ar ju orga-
nizacijos butu mecenatai tos
auksciausios literatlrines pre-
mijos, kuri yra valstybines ml-
su literaturos premijos tradici-
jq teseja.
0 Wis delto ia rinktine pre-
mia didele ir malonia staigme-
na padare taurus Venecuelos lie
tuviai: lietuviska knyga ir laik-
rastis jiems, aisku, zymiai re-
|tesnis svecias negu siaures Anne
rikoje. rasytojq atsisaukimai
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Nr. so = 1851 gruodzio 13 d.
Dvi i e j y d a / ~
P j r m 0 j d a u is
CLEVELAND, OHIO
EGZILU SPAUDCS
kONFERENCIJA SU
DIDzIAJA "
SPAUDA

OLCC pdudlc pllcIlillIIC1 uluAiO'
sios JV spaudos ir kitu reiks-
mingu veiksniu (ALF ir kt.)
atstovams. CEEC Central and
Eastern European Conference)
yra isteigta 1851 m. kovo Fl d.
JOS tikslas - kova SUI komu7
nizmu ir su sovietiniu imperia-
lizmu, Observation-Disclosures SUI vi
sails, tu pat tikslu siekianciais
veiksniais, ypatingai su NCFE
(National Committee for a Free
Europe). CEEC sudaro Baltijos
valstybiu diplomatiniai atstovai
Washingtone ir Cekoslovakijos,
I4enkijos, Rumunijos, Vengrijos,
Pietu Slavijos tautiniu ko-
mitetu atstovai. CEEC veikloje
aktyviai dalyvauja ir Baltijos
krastu patariamuju grupiu pir-
mininkai.
CEEC yra paruosusi ir itei-
kusi IS UNO nariams memoran-
duma del Sovietu Sajungos vyk-
domo genocido. Memorandum
prasoma:
l. laikyti deportaciju klausi-
ma ipareigojanciu visus
UNO narius,
2. paveikti Sovietu Sajunga,
kad il sustabdytu tos rusies
akcija,
8. pasmerkti deportacijas kaip
priestaraujancias UN o
Chartai ir Visuotinai Emo
gaus Teisiu Deklaracijai.
Memorandumo prieduose is
samiai pavaizduotas sovietinis
genocidas Lietuvoj, Estijoj, Lat
vijoj, Cekoslovakijoj, Lenkijoj,
Rumunijoj ir Vengrijoj.
Memorandumui iteikti UNO
Generaliniam Sekretoriui Tryg-
We Lie ir kitai su juo susjusiai
akcijai UNO sesijos metu Pa
ryziuje sudarytas spetialus ko-
mitetas. Jane Lietuvai atsto-
vauja Lietuvos atstovas Pran-
cuzijoje dr.. S. Backis.
Dean Achesonui memoranda
ma iteike min. P. zadeikis.
Memorandumas SUI visais prize
dais isleistas atskira knyga, ku-
rial ivada parase Laisvosios Eu-
ropos Komiteto direktoriu tary-
bos pirmininkas, buv. Valstyhes
Sekretoriaus Pavaduotojas ir
buv. JAW ambasadorius Japoni-
joje, Joseph C.. Grow, kuris be
kitako raso:
"Tegul visi, kurie lures pro-
ga matyti sia knyga, skaito
ja su atyda. il nera kosma-
riskos utopijos fikcija. Blai-
viais faktais ir skaisciais joje
aprasomi baisus dalykai, ku-
rie diena is dienos istinka mi
lijonus tokiu pat zmogisku
butybiu kaip ir mes patys. il
pasako, kas gall istikti kitus,
galbut mus visus, jei mes ne
suprasime ir neveiksime, kol
dar yra laikas."
Lietuviskaji memoran d u m 0
prieda paruose ir anglu bel pran-
cuzu kalbomis mimeografavo
700 egg. Pat. Liet. Grupe.
Memorandumo isspausdinimo
ir jo UNO Generaliniam Sekre-
toriui iteikimo proga ir buvo
padarytas priemimas Washing
tone.
Prizes pat priemima ivyko
CEEC bendruju reikalu komisi-
jos posedis, kuriame buvo svars-
tomas sillymas ant-genocidine
veikla gristi Genocido Konven-
CHA. Is esmes tuo klausimu bus
nusistatyta kitame CEEC po-
sedyje gruodzio 18 d. Washing
tone. Komisijos posedyje Lie
tuvai atstovavo min. P. zadei-
kis ir Pat. Liet. Grupes pirmi-
ninkas v. Sidzikauskas.
Spaudos priemime dalyvavo
tik v. Sidzikauskas, kuris pa
ryskino kaikuriuos momentus,
susijusius su sovietiniu genoci.
du okupuotoj Lietuvoj, ypac ta
aplinkybe, kad, kaip matyti il
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Dirvos talka Xxi gruodzio men.
IL dienos dave 351 nauja skai-
tytoja. Tie skaitytojai sudaro
1888 taskus.
Paskiri talkininkai turi tasku:
Taskai
Paplenas j., Chicago 221
Astrauskas St., Worcester 1873
Paula ", Detroit 90
Svarcas p, Collinsville 64
Sodaitis A., Brooklyn 81
Cesonis A., Baltimore 80
Parselilnas j.; Toronto 80
Smigelskis A., Cleveland "a
Dirzys A., Venezuela 20
Saladzius P, Rochester 20
Xiii talkininkai turf po ma
ziau taskq. Talkai like 18 dienu.
Visus talkininkus kvieciame
stipriau pasispausti.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-08-16

SEATTLE. August e-ENpan- sion of long distance telephone facilities in the Territory Of Alas ka will be completed in 1852, and a full opcrational peak will be reached in 1853, Col Fred P Andrews, commanding officer of the Alaska Communication Sys- tenn announced here today.
 A long line project, which will cost about S5 million for wire and plant installations, includes the construction of new long distance circuits between Anch- orage and Tok Junction, which will tie into existing lines along the Alaska Highway. Completion of this project will mean quicker and better quality service be- tween Anchorage and Fairbanks, and between Anchorage and the continental United States. At present, most telephone calls from Anchorage to the States are transmitted by radio-telephone rather than land-line telephone. When traffic is light over land lines, some of these calls are car ried that way, but must be rout- ed via Fairbanks. The projected tie-in with the Alaska Highway telephone system will eliminate this circuitous routing.
 The new land line may also provide limited telephone facili- ties to homesteaders and small communities along the Glenn Highway who now have no means of telephone comunica- tiOn.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-08-16
GIRL SCOUT NEWS

A cook-out by Troop 26 Is plan ned for August 22 at Barry's Lake, Betty Jo Wilson. troop scribe announced.
 How to build an outdoor fire and cooking with foil is planned. Members are to take a raw car rot. green onion and a sandwich. dessert, something to drink and eating implements to Mrs. Char les Wilson's home.
 Jeans, sweater and walking shoes are required. Cars will leave for the lake at l0:30 a. m.
 If someone who will act as life guard will accompany them, swimming will be included in the program.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-08-16
ED BARRETT RECOVERING
 AFTER MAJOR OPERATION

Mrs Edward Barrett has rc. ceived word from her husband saying that he IS making a very fine recovery from 8 G.a-cult major operation performed Aug 3 at Veterans Hospital in Port land.
 As soon as his strength returns. Mir. Barrett must still undergo a minor operation. After that, he hopes he will be able to return home.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-08-16
DIRECT TOLL DEALING

Bids have been asked for major toll buildings at Fairbanks and Anchorage for completion in the fall of 1852 These buildings will contain the latest carrier and
 switching equipment. Switching between Anchorage and Fair banks will be done by means of automatic toll dialing, enabling the ACS operator at one station
Valley frontiersman., 1951-08-16
FISH AND WTLDLIFE AGENT TO VACATION

Bob Burkholder, Fish and Wild Life agent recently returned from a field trip up the hiway and will start thirty day leave this week, during which time he plans to get in some hunting and work around his homestead.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-08-16
HEALTH COUNCIL. TO DISCUSS FLuoRTDE TREATMENT or WATER

Discussion at the regular meet ing Of the Health Council in the Coop Club Room tonight at sev- in o'clock will center on the fluo- ride treatment of water.
 Material collected and prepared by the Territorial Department of Health and recommendations of some of the staff members will be presented by Public Health Nurse Marjorie Myren as a pre- Jude to the discussion. Dr. George Wholesome, who has done consi- derable research in the occurance of fluoride in natural waters will be on hand to answer questions.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-08-16

A stranger: Gro George SmalD Did you say you just came up from the Outsider"
 George: Yep, that's right"
 Stranger: Huh! Just a Chee- chako, eh?"
Valley frontiersman., 1951-08-16
ACs LONG DISTANCE EXPANSION SLATED FOR COMPLETION IN 1852

to dial directly through to a cusi- omer in Anchorage and Fairbanks areas without assistance from an- other operator. These facilities are being designed to become part of the toll dialing system for continental North America.
 Negs repeater stations, including quarters for personnel, are being constructed al Sheep Mountain, Glenn Allen and Tok Junction. Temporary headquarters for the construction crews is Palmer.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-08-16
IS Calls On One Wire

Another phase of the over r-all project is the establishment of additional facilities between Tok Junction and Fairbanks, with new carrier circuits to be super imposed on existing circuits along the Alaska Highway. This is the latest telephonic development, which enables modern equipment to handle sixteen simultaneous conversations on one pair of wires.
 Col. Andrews said that the Tok Junction Fairbanks section would require a minor wire construc- tion program as well. It is also planned to replace existing re- peater stations at Big Delta and NorthWay with modern buildings for equipment and personnel. The new carrier system will re- quire construction of small re- peater stations near Johnson River and Harding Lake, and the present station at Cathedral Bluffs will be discontinued. A large switching center is being built at Tok Junction.
 Land line construction is being handled primarily by the Western Electric Company, under contract to the Signal Corps, U. $. Army, of which the Alaska Communica- ton System is a unit. Building construction is being done by the Alaska District, Corps of Engin- eers, U. s. Army.
Evening star., 1951-01-07
Cooper and Dynamite
To TanqIe Next Week

Boxing comes back to Turner's
Arena-without television this,
time-a week from tomorrow night
when Jimmy Cooper and Little !
Dynamite meet in return match
for the District featherweight
championship.
With good match for their top
attraction end without TV to keep
the customers home, Mrs. Florence
Turner, promoter, and GabeJ
Menendez, matchmaker, expect al
big increase in attendance. The
last Cooper-Dynamite match was,
honey with Dynamite an upset
winner.
Both weighed over the feather
weight limit that time, so although
Cooper lost the District 1856
pound crown when he failed to
make the weight for a title match.
Dynamite tailed to win it. That
title again will be on the line this
time.
Matchmaker Menendez had
some trouble making this match
because Dynamite was holding out
for a bigger percentage OF the
purse. They finally came to terms
with Dynamite getting, according
to Menendez, "a big guarantee"
Evening star., 1951-01-07
Great Two-MiIe Relay
Teams May Provide
Star Games High|ight

Continued From Page B-1)
front, with Joe Deadly anchoring a
team rounded out by Carl Joyce,
Joe LaPierre and Dave Boland.
Coach Frank Sevigne has main
tained discreet silence about
the Hoyas' workouts recently. but
all the experts look for them to
be one of the greatest two-mile
teams in Hilltop history.
Villanova, a close second in
last years race. shapes up as the
dark horse this time. Coach Jim
Elliott is picking his team from
Bill Curran. Fred Dwyer, Jim Rior-
dan, Pete Simigan, George
Thompson and John Barry.
Seton Hall. returning to defend
it's laurels, again will be anchored
by the courageous Phil Thigpen.
whose finishing kick won the race
in the very last stride last year.
The New Jersey team may have a
District runner in the lineup in
Harry Bright, a transfer from
Howard. who is making a strong
bid for a berth. Frank Turner,
Dane Evans, Jerry Grassi. John
Farmer and Ed McArdle in addi-
ton to Bright are competing for
the three remaining positions.
Penn State will be much strong
er this year. The entire team
ran on the Nittany Lions NCAA
championship cross-country team
and should be really rugged
Coach Charley Werner will pick
his quartet from Don Ashenfelter
Bob Parsons, Bob Freebairn, Bill
Asherfelter, Dud Foster and Bob
Roessler.
The two-mile relay, semifinaI
event of the evening, will help top
off the affair, but with so many
headline events scattered through
out the program it is safe to pre-
dict only that it will be exciting
Evening star., 1951-01-07
kaiocco Easily Wins
K. Of {. Games 5OO;
Wilt 2-MiIe Victor
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK. Jan. 6.-Hugo
Maiocco, the 23-year-old pre-
medical student from New York
University, stepped to the front
at the start, beat off one chal-
lenge, and galloped to an easy
SIT second victory In the 500
yard run at the Columbus Coun-
Gil K. of c. games tonight.
There wasn't much to the race
as Maiocco, barely winded, crossed
the tape with a three-yard mar
gin over George Rhoden of Nor
gan State College, the national
400-meter champion. Roden hung
back until the stretch, then passed
Morris Curotta of Seton Hall Col
lege by way of Australia.
It was Curotta who threw ur
the brief competition against
Maiocco who last year won this
same event in meet record time
of STA seconds, fast stepping fol
a flat track. Going into the sec
ond lap, Curotta tried to pass
Maiocco from the outside, but
Hugo was up to it, and unleashec
burst Of speed that enabled hin
virtually to coast home.
Curotta finished third and Hert
McKenley, the world outdoor Az
record holder from the Pioneer
Club, got home a poor fourth
Bob Garry of Manhattan, IC4A
220-yard ruler, was fifth.
Fred Wilt, the New York Ath,
letic Clubs flying FBI man
warmed up for his coming mile
campaign by trotting to an ef-
fortress victory in the 2-mile race
in 9:063.
His triumph was SO easy tina
the only runner in the field hi
failed to lap was Browning Ros!
of Penn AC, Philadelphia, Wht
was second.
In the 880-yard test. Seton Hall.
Phil Thigpen, hoped in the var
in the gun lap and won by three
yards over Larry Ellis of New
York University in 1869.
Andy Stanfield of Seton Hal
got the jump on Defending
Champion Ira Kaplan of the
Pioneer Club in all three races o1
the Great American Sprint Series
and won the event with a perfect
score of three points.
Andy won the 60-yard dash in
6.4 seconds, the 80 in 8.3 and ths
100 in 10.1.
Evening star., 1951-01-07
Indiana Sinks Ohio State
In Big Ten Scrap, 77-62
BY the Associoted Press

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Jan. 6.-In-
Giana. ranked sixth in the Ma
ton. scored a 1882 Big Ten VIC
tory over Ohio State, defending
conference champion. tonight be-
hind Center Bill CARROTS %
points.
The rough-and-ready confer
ence opener attracted 5,163 fans
on a snowy night.
Ohio State led only once, at the
opening tipoff when Dick Dave
connected from the floor to give
20 margin. After a minute and
q half, Bob Masters tipped one
ir for Indiana and the Hoosiers
took the lead when Bill Garrett
sank a free throw few seconds
later.
Indiana led. 14-9, after six min
utes. Twice during the first half
the Hoosiers held an 11-point
margin, but as the half ended the
score was 1923 in Indiana s
favor.