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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-10-11
Fuer Untersuehung der Steuerskanda|e

@ai6ington. - Senator ;sersu.
ion. g., Wi., berlangte cine Inter
i,hung Der rStanoale" in Der,
Steuerdmtern Ser 8uuoesreeieruns,
lpdbrenb Der Senat in einem 8eriht
oes Scnators Mooop, O., Ntidl., in.
'prmiert puroe. bab aud, inn Steuer.
biiro in Ietroit ernite 8ereeben Dor.
eeformnen ieien ino einiee 8eamte
iih a,f bod,it peroahtige Tl,,ge ein.
selalien bdtten.
Gersl,ion iaste, bis iest ieien Ser.
artiee SuitGnoe in Gan 0rancisco.
goiton SEEM Dorf urb Detroit ent.
biiat tporoen, unb perlnngte, bab
ser neuernannte Steuerfom,niiiar
,sobn 9. Dunlap bie GeIeaenheit
erhalten iolte, cine eriinolife Sai,s
reinigulra porjlinebnen.
@eonte nit elmer Meiianaticn So
ponfonnneu 81 laiien cper lie ourd,
anoerc iu erieseh seniigte nldlt,
iaete er.
Die Steuerbeamten bdtten iebe
Gele9enbeit, .@elo 81 erpreiien, Her.
ionen 81, begiinitigen uno politiiden
GinfluB alsjlliibn", ,nb es lei an
ser 3eit, oaB aue erSberen Steuer'
imter i'm 2ano BON eineu Senats'
fomitee unter oie 2lrpe 9enourmer
Derben.
Gin Sousfauitee befobt lih BE-
reits nit Der Inaeleee11beit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-10-11
Tito hueIt wieder
NAL crosse Re3e

8eIsrab. - Sn elmer WaiienDer'
ianunIung bon Ser6en in ser Srt'
idait Manfopice;o, 125 Nteilen Dor,
@elgrab entiernt, fat WtariGaH Sito
gum MusSrud gebradt, Oab iid bic
8eoolferung Sariiber flar iein miilie,
0aB lie niht MIR in ser oitlifen,
ionoeru auh in Der tpeitlihen 8elt
JeitOe babe
SSlnn,er apieoer iibteu r9eute bes
@eitens in Naoio unp Nrelie" idarie
aritif al Ser uirtibaitliden Str,rt.
tilr, bes 2anoes. Nur spenn oas 2anS
nit 8uBla,S 81, tlru babe, obcr 9egel
RuBlano o,ftrete, fanoe es quite Sri.
tifen I'M @eiten.
Gs tpiirbe berfebr ieiu, 6u6 in Sen
llS., in gnglaro uno Jranfreif uno
onoeren Staaten bcs Neite,,s, oie
uns redt oiel sebolfen ba6en. 11idt
aroBe 8ruppeu ms aub feinolit)
aejiilnt ipiirsl1. >-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-10-11

fennen. gl,ifdatg lit, hab lie a,ti oas
5erritorilnn Ger ritt.ruiiiiten Re.
publifen a.isiblieBlih perlest uuroe.
Staotsiefretar gbeion batte fiirsIih
Die georgiide Senberreibe Ser vStian.
ME Imerifas" perionlid, NIT Der CT.
f!drl,ts erofInet, bab Die l1Sa Die
8ieoerberltelliurg Der itaatIif)en
>SelbItdnSigfe!t 8eorgiells tpiinid1ten.
Dfan tonnte pernll,ter, 0a6 bie ruIii.
lbe 3egierung in eil,Iidern ioIter
programmatiicber cFfisieller GrfIG.
r,rngen unS oa,tit cine apeitere aon.
pIislerltng Ser inneren SerbGltniiie
IN bieien Stuaten befiirdtet. Sic aui.
rehterbaltllng ser slnertennllng Der
orei baltiifeu grilreeierl,ngen oils
Der rehtnaBiaen S.aatsresierungen
burh eiue Heibe bon ipeitlid,en Staa.
ten, barunter bie l1Sa, beItarft nat,.
Detslich IN bieien brei Hepublifel,.
Die 5ur 3eit iteilem rlliiiid)ent Gruf
ausgeiest ii,,o, sic Soiinlme. bab
Die Soipietberrifait in bieien 8ebic.
ten ll:ht 1lnangeiohter bleiben fonn.
te. G6enIo lit aber hel,fbar, oab Die
ruiiiihe 8egieruta bie sur 3eit a,i.
seoedten rhauplniitiihen 1uo iepo.
ratiitiifen" Senoen5cn in Sen nitht.
ruiiiihen ltnionrepublifen nit anglo.
amerifaniifen esnterpentionsabiid.
ten ii, einen fiirtirlid) fonitriierten
3uianmnen,ans iesen ,piG, ,lm lid,
cine i'm Snnert pertretbare 9oiis
iiir cine &einiel.nssaftion su idoi.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-10-11
kommunisten machen konzessionen
in der Einigungsfrage
zeisen avf einmaI crosses Entsesenkommen.

auf bieie @eiie sic s(uiriiituns Weits
beutihlanSs yt perbinbern - 1l,lbe'
ihaOet bes YreiIes, be,t Die &outnlll.
niiten bieriiir entrihten miiiien.
9ieie @e,pabrslelte iiibrteu Sic
iolgeiloen gntrpidlllnsen Der letteu
Gage an, Die lie feinesspegs fir rein
juidlig auieben:
1. Die Sitberliuer baben naheju
ale StraBeniperren an Ser 80 Mei.
len langeu SeftorengremSe Ser StaSt
einaeriiien, oie felt ser 8lodaoe Dor
3 Sabren beltaaoen ,,no 9eraoe in
Sen lesten ltonateu erbeblih Der.
mehrt iporoen aparen.
2. Iie oitoelltide 8eaierlns Der.
lpraf, ben 8erfebr slpiid)en 0eit.
berlin uno 8eltoeutihlano al.i
@rlno beS ,,el,eu irter5onalen San.
belsabfonlnlens jlt beiblellnigelt uno
bat bieies Seriprerbeu altd ,peit.
gebeno eebalten. Iie 8elGitisl,1s Oes
9abu. unb 9airpasenperfebrs at
ben 3oneneren5en bat 10 gut ,pic
gans alligebort.
3. Der oitbeutife Ntiniiterprdii.
beut Stto @rotespobl CAB befannt,
oab feline &eaierllng 5llr Jeier bes
speiiahrigen 8eitebens Ser rIert.
ihen 9enlofratiihen 8epNblif" 90.
900 @eialgene begnooige. 8eit.
oelltihlauo batte als cine Der 8or.
beOinalnseu iiir sic 3uitimmung slt
aeiamtoeutihen @ablen sic Amne.
Itierilng politiiber SGitlimge geior.
oert. Sic olt0eutibe Hegieruug bate
tiir5lib oie ge3eibmlug "politiiher
SGitlins" abgeihafit, 70 oaB man
niht tpeiB. tper unter sic bon Grote.
nobl angefiin0igte slmneitie iillt.
Werid,ieSentlid, lit bic 3abl politiiher
S1itlinse in 8ei1nsniiien, &onjen.
irations. ,ub Observation-Disclosures
Ser Sitsone bis aui 100000 eeibGst
Doroem.
anbere 6orocrllnsen ser ,peit.
Seutihen Regieruua, Oie bisber nod
niht eriiilt .poren iino, betreiien pol.
lis freie 8ablpropaganba lit allen
bier 3onen brei Wonate Dor Dem
8ablteml,in ioapie ipirtiame inter.
rationale lteber,padl,na Der @ablen.
@eitoeutide areiie erfldrten. ,iie tp1.
ren feineslpegs iibcrraiht. wenn Sic
So,pietjonenreaieruua Ger erite,
5oroerlna ;llitimnen miro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-10-11
Aller|ei aus aIIer Welt

Sn Ser staSt M,erifo lit Gus Saa
aus Cleveland, Der fliid)tiac Sefre.
tar DER Communication Nartei in oeu
Sereinigten Staaten. bon nerifani.
iden lln0 amerifaniihen Bebeim-
oienlt6emnten feltgenonmnen tporoen,
als er in 8eeleitung bon brei anbe.
rem Perionen INT Muto nad ser
Staot Merifo fam. Gr murbe mad,
Sen Gcrei,;gten Staoten ausaelieiert.
sIn n1dNten Montaa miro iif Dor
Dem Sdlpciscr gunbesfriminolaerid,t
III Salionne, Sd,nei,, Der s(merifo.
rer Charles q. 0apiS aus Yaiaoena,
Gal, ,ueaen Spionaac 5u perantuor.
ten babcn, oic CT nnseblid, iiir sc.
nator SoIepb ". McGartbp in ser
Sfnpei3 ausgefiibrt bate. Ias Der.
it0bt aesen bie Geicbe ser Stfytpei,,
Die lolbe Splonage n!tt erlaubt.
YriIibent sllnn 8. 4eron bon Mr.
aentluleu lieb Sl,rd, beu araentini-
'hen !tlnlitcrprGiioenten Mnacl pcr.
lengN erflaren, oob er bis aur Wabl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-10-11
ehaeftigungs-
grad der Aufrue-
stung unsicher
E. sibt cesenden, in denen
Arbeitslosiskeit herrseht.

Walbinaton. - Srok SeS rieligen
@iiitunssprosrammes lit bic 3abl
Der Mrbeitsloien in picleu inollltrlel.
Ien gebieten i'm 3unebmen begriffcn.
@ie ser grbeitsiefretar Iaurice s.
Sobin iastc, iei oieie Satiade eiue
gnselesenbeit, nit ser iih Sic go'
niniltration oils al,d) Yripatorgani-
tationen beiaiien miibten.
IS ieieu 81 8ebiete feitaeitellt
,porben, in oenen Steaenloiisfeit
erijtiere ooer in 0Gloe eruartet per.
ben f0nne Maerbinss bdtten aud, 9
bon 10 Nrbeitaebern beitltiat, oaB
tie cine geid)dftieungsju,abme III
Oieiem Serbit euparteten.
Sm ia tpidtisen Stdoten, beion'
bers lit Detroit, bat Ole srbeitsloiig.
feit augenomn,en. Wian iddst Die
BOIL Der ltnbeihdftigten bort a,ti
100000 1nS glaubt, oab es bel Die
fer 3abl bis sur 0tItte Ses Sdbres
1852 berbleiben miro.
Mnbere Srtihaitcll. in benen ats
bieiem ODER jenem @runhe slrbeits'
loligfeit berrid)t. iina Tampa unn
ct. Yetersbura in ,Slorioa. Grab
CrdorS, 81. 1errc Sallte, Sincen'
nes ,no Cumberland, SuS,; Brof'
ton, Natpreice ,no Solpeu, 9iall.
Sadion, Miii.; Wan6eiter, q. S.;
MlbebiIe uno @initon. n.Salem, N.
g.; Mltoona, Hittspille, Scranton,
1lnionto,m -Gonneas aspille lln0 Wil'
fes. .Barre.Sn,leton Ya.
Mrbeitermanael oa9e9en liest Dor
in son diego, Gal; 8artiorO. Gouu
unb in Snoianapolis.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-10-11
|churchiIIs Partei
fuer PlevenpIan

2onoon. Sic bon @initou
GburdIa geiiibrte fpuierpatipe Yar.
tel ertpeiterte ibr WablmaniIeit nit
Der Grfldrl,ns, bab iu gnglanb eine
grtraproTititeuer nad beln or1erifa.
niihen M,,iter eineeIiibrt tperoen
iollte, ,lm bie $t3,16O,OOO,OOO, bie
in Sen ndhiten 3 Sabren iiir Sie
8iiIt,ng ausgeseben speroen iollen,
acredlter ano aleihunabiser 81, Der.
teileu.
Serner tpurbe erflGrt, bab Elm
Sieg Der &onieruatipen 1T ser 8ar.
latnentspobl h.e britiif,e MuBenpo.
litif itdrfen lrnb bas britiihe Mnieben
in Der Welt lpieoer berItellen apiiroc.
llub aun bas su errei6en, ioate iid)
englano bem iogenannten YIepen.
plan Der 5ron3oien iiir ole grrid-
tltitg elmer el,rop1iihen slrn1ee i'm
&abmen Der lantif,aaian3 an.
idliebeu.
~Wir fonuen uns NIT bem GerI1It
Ser politiihen 6reibeit, Die oeu Gan.
bern bon Ntittel. uno Siteuropa auf-
geppuneen aplrbe, nit)t abfinoen, &"
beibt es in Der Grfllrung. rOieien
Tolfern mlb Die Soifnl,ng oeri6afit
aperoen, bab Ger ibneu sufommenoe
Nlas nnter oen freiel1 9tationen auf
iie tpartet."
q. q. Butler, ein Gburhia nabe.
ltebelloer Eolititer, iagte ho5u in Ell.
ner Frellefonieren;, bieie grtlGr,tng
beoellte nlht, bab iid Die &onierpa.
tlpen perpflidten lpoIlen, foalMluniiti.
ld)e Negterungen in europa nit Be.
malt 5r ltiirjen. @enn Gnglano mie.
Der TART uno geriiitet oaiteben ,peroe,
peroe es audi NIT 6en ruliiihen
Tiibrern eriolsreid) perbauoelu 1lno
elnc frieoltd)e Aenoerluls in ben 8e.
jlebungeu nit 9ilun1nien, llnaaru,
Eolen, 9ulgdrien uno Ser Solpiet.
union erreibeu.
Ser slrbeiterresierune puroe bot.
seiporfen oab Tie bas auiriiitl,nss.
prosranln ni6t ridtis anseiobt babe,
lnS eeiast
BUR 3eit beiinSen iid $4,000
Wanner unS 6ra,,en in SEN Srei
Wafiensattl'nseu. Tie 3abl ser
aanlpiperbanoe lit ipeit binter Sem
5llrllt. mas man bon elmer iolden
An3abl erluarteu iollte. 3ir alau.
ben. oaB uniere aampiItIrfe erbS6t
meroen fam, ipenn iiberTliiilise Mb.
Notwithstanding abseid)aiit
tperoen."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-10-11
Ernsts Mohnvns
Dr.. Adanouars

aolr. - gunoesfan;ler Tr. Moe.
nauer warnte bel cinem gmoians
onldblld, Der Ginlpeihuna Der neueu
8helnbriide oas belitid,c Bolt Dor Ger
Sllulipn, "baB mir ltnid)ulosenacl
iino, Ole ben lesten aries nid)t ee.
tpolt uno oes9alb unit oer eeseupdr.
tigen spannl.,lg nidts su tlln bat.
ten. gs tpare perbGngnispon. 5u
gloltben, 6aB Die ranoeren nur bas
&edt bdtten uns an nerteioisen, tpir
aber ielbit oamit nibts 81, tun ia.
ben. Wenn cs uid,t gelinac, Gnro.
pa ju idaiien. apcrSe Weitbeutid.
lono IN ruiiiide Sano oeraten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-10-11

SonSon. - Die ensIiide @esie.
rltsg ertpioerte al,f bas bon Megpp.
ten iiberreid,te l1ltimat,,m, oaB sic
Gnglanber iid aus Der S,lesfanals
sone llnb aus Dem Cuban suriif.
sieben iollten, tpeil aegppten oie nit
Gnglano biesbesiiglih ubgeihloiie.
men gertrage bon 1899 rmb 1886
nifIt mebr tpeiter anerfennen piiroe,
0aB Gnglano ni6t Saran oenfe, ole.
lem Griuden uabjl,fonunen. Man
,perbe Sic 10000 engIiihen Srup.
pen, 400 6lra5el,ee in ser aanal.
Sone belaiien uno ebenio Ole 8eias.
i,na i'm Slloan. Mubenmi,,iiter Ser.
bert Morriion gab ,penisitens cine
iclhe erflarlne ab, ood) in 9onoon
lit man oiesbejiiglid peiiimiitiif, ga
ole e,sliiGe Irbeiter. .Hesierllng in
Der OeIfrage ssralps aniGnslih eben.
falls grobe Morte eebrauft bate
unb iosar mebrere 9ipiliunen bon
Talllhirlntrllppen slnn epentuellen
ginsreifen in Sran bereit sebabt
bate 1,nb Damn ooh nifts tot, 10
oaB Die lesten Gngl1noer - ted,ni-
'd)es Serional - lang. ,rnS flanglos
aus slbaoon abSieben mubten.
als Die slufiinbieung Ses dsppti-
Ifen MiniiterprdiiSenten YtuItapba
9tobe HaId,a in Gairo befannt tpur.
De. bab Die Regieruns aesppteus
oen engldnoern ein ltItinat,,m &C..
lteIlt t,atte, brad cine 9eeeilterunes.
meae in Der Stoot aus. 9auienoe be.
eannen 81. benlonitrieren uno lid, sl
einem Suse gum e,tsliihen 8ot-
lfaitsgebauoe SIT organiiieren. ood)
dspptiihe Golijei 1llnsab bieies init
einan Sdusforoon 10 boB es gu
feiner tpeiteren 8ubeitorungen faln.
gtah Dem init slesppten aeidloiie-
reu Abfonlnen BON 1899 uno 1886
bot England bas &eft, engIilhe
Srltppeu 3um Shus oes Sl,e,fanals
sort su 5elaiien, ebenio espa 400
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-10-11

@roolpb s. Sartman, Elm Su.
formationsaaent Ger Steuerbeboroe.
erflarte i'm @erbor, Sames g. Sin.
nisan. Ser in ct. Sruis il,riidsetre.
tene Steuerbeamte. babe III Den Sab.
rem 1949.50 bon elmer Geriiferunas.
ae'el'dait, oie nit Nericnen poer
SeitaTten Die iid) in steucridspie.
rlgfelten beianoeu. in @esiebuna
ltano, $6,193 erbalten.
Witglieoer 6es aomitees teilter
INIT, oab 6innigan Die 8eIesenbeit
erbalten miro. oariiber sI,tfflGruns
3u 9eben.
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Observation-Disclosures
Vorwuerfs" IS Johre alt

8onr. - Sas 3entralorgan ser
oel,titen SojioIoemofrotiihen Ear.
tel, Ser ygteue Iortpdrts". eritien
ON I. Sftober nit elmer 56icitigen
S,lbilGuntsausgabe sur Is. @ieSer.
tebr bes Cages. on Dem ser rIcr.
ndrts" 1876 inter Der Gbeireoaftion
bon @ilbelnr Siebfneft 9esriinbct
tpl,roe. Ger ,Neue @orpdrts" er.
ideint in Sannoner. Sic GbeTrebot.
tipr bot ibren Sis in 8onn. Ssn Ser
8itler5eit NOR ber r@orp1rts" per.
bcter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-10-11
Erzbisehof stepinoes
Befinden

@elarao. Ter amerifaniid)c
Sournaliit Sulian Alco batte tiir3li1
8elegenbeit, oen in 6aft beiinoliben
ingoIlalriihen Gr5biiboi Stepinac 3u
iebcn. Sprahidypierisfeiten bebin.
berten Sas 5 Winuten oolernoe ssn-
terplep. sl!co bate oas geiiibl. ooi,
Steplnoe lbm ehuas base iascn
lpollen.
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Koenigs Zvstond
Dessert sich

Sonoon. - a0nig Georss aer5te
Iaaen SaB ser aonia ole Natope-
ratiouSperiooe obne 8omplifatiunen
ilberItano. Der 3llitano oes aGnias
beilert iidl tIaIidl
Evening star., 1951-11-25
Columbian Prep Beats
P Patuxent, 26 10 7
SpeeioI Dispoieh 10 The Sso,

PATUxENT. Md. Nov. "a
Columbian Prep of Washington
D. c.. celebrated the completion
of its first football season in AZ
years with a lopsidcd 2G-7 victory
over an undermanned Patuxent
Naval Air Station team. With most
Iof the regulars away on Thanks
giving leave, the Golden Bombers
fielded a team made up mostly of
reserves.
Columbian Prep jumped off to
an early lead on Mike Caskey's
I24-yard run off tackle for touch
down and added another one in
the opening minutes of the second
period on Jerry Redmond's l8-
yard quarterback sneak.
PatuXent got back into the bal,
game, even though temporarily,
when Halfback Jimmy Herd raced
48 yards around end to score.
However. the Bombers' chances
faded as Jack Redmond of Colum-
Ibian pitched touchdown passes in
each of the last two PERIODS, once
to Jack Lalley for 20 yards and
later to Leon Owens for 20 yards.
Although the Columbians lost
their first seven games of the sea-
son they won their last two. Last
week they defeated Greenbrier
Military School, 27-0.
Columbian Prep ---- 6 : 2 6-26
Patuxent MAS - O I o a.
Scoring: Columbian Prep touchdowns-
Caskey, Redmond. Lalley. Owens Conver-
Herd, Points after touchdown--Fenney.
Evening star., 1951-11-25
Bullets Beat Warriors
with Don Barksda|e
As Leading Scorer
BY the Associated Pres,

BALTIMORE, Nov. 24.-The
Baltimore Bullets defeated the
Philadelphia Warriors, 8l-74, in a
National Basketball Association
contest here tonight with Don
Barksdale showing deadly accu-
racy with twisting shots from
underneath the hoop.
Barksdale collected 20 points
while Freddie Scolari. with Is
points, and Bill Calhoun with 13,
played strong supporting roles in
the scoring.
The two most feared Warrior
marksmen were kept relatively
well bottled. Calhoun limited Joe
Fulks to II shots and 7 points.
Paul Arizin, policed by Barks-
dale. Calhoun and Jim Owens,
managed Is tallies, but II of them
came from free throws.
Evening star., 1951-11-25
Mustang Passing Ace,
Benners, Hurt Early
In Rough Contest
BY the Associated Press

WACO. Tex. Nov. 24.-Baylor's
|title-hungry Bears STAYED off
Southern Methodist's razzle-dazzle
passing and running attack today
to win, 14-13. in one of the rough
est games ever seen in the South
west Conference.
Tempers flared from early in
the game until the final gun as
Baylor hung on to its Cotton Bowl
hopes.
SMU scored first on an 80-yard
drive after it's passing ace, Fred
die Benners, was injured and re-
moved from the game in the first
quarter.
Left Half Henry Stollenwerck
got the touchdown on a one-yard
Iplunge after setting the Mustangs
Iafire with a 33-yard gallop through
right guard. His little brother,
Sam. kicked the extra point.
Baylor Ties Game.
Baylor, sluggish in the opening
period, scored the tying touch
down after the Bears zoomed So
yards to the on a pass from
Larry Isbell to Harold Riley, with
Riley running most of the distance
Left Half Don Carpenter crashed
through left guard from the one
and c. o. Brocato kicked the
point.
Baylor drove 81 yards and Full
back Richard Parma tailed from
the to send Baylor ahead
Brocato again converted and that
proved the difference.
Tackle Bill Forester, last week S
National lineman of the week
scored SINUS second touchdown
but Sam Stollenwerck try for
point was wide.
Foul Leads to Touchdown.
Baylor helped SMU to it's second
touchdown when Bear Tackle Luke
WEIGH was charged with a per-
Isonal foul that gave SMU the ball
on Bayor's /. Forester had set up
the tally with an interception at
IBaylor's 33.
Forester shifted to the fullback
position to plunge the yard for the
SMU score late in the third period.
The victory. Baylor's first home
ground conquest of SMU since
1896, kept the Bears in conten-
tion for the conference title, one
half game behind TCU.
Baylor must beat Rice next
week and rely on SMU to beat
TCU in order to become Cotton
Bowl host.
SMU ---s q q Ola
Baylor ------- q 2 7 Ola
SMU scoring Touchdowns-H Stolen
Werck. Forester. onversion-Stollen-
werck.
Baylor scoring: Touchdowns-Carpent
Parma. ConPersions-Brocato t2l.
Evening star., 1951-11-25
Hockey Lions Defeated
By Johnstown Jets, ST.
By the Associated Press

JOHNSTOWN, Pa, Nov. "a
The Johnstown Jets defeated the
Washington Lions, 5-l, in an
Eastern League hockey game to-
night
1t was the second victory in
a row for the Jets over the Lions
and increased their first-place
margin over the Lions in the
leagues Southern Division race
to five points.
Center Skippy Burchell scored
two goals in the first period to put
the game on ice for Johnstown.
Center Milt Pridhim got the Lions
only counter.
Evening star., 1951-11-25
By Bill Fuchs

What started out as a runaway
for the Caps ended as a 92-82 vic
tory for Wilkes-Barre in an Amer
ican Basketball League game last
night at Uline Arena.
Washington. looking for its
fourth straight victory after los
ing the league opener to Scranton
ran up a 28-13 first-period lead
and the 1899 spectators settled
back for a dull, one-sided contest
Coach Chick Reiser of the Caps
however, sent in an entire new
team to replace his starters ano
the Barons, with Jack Leighton
Joe Colone and Jim Cathcart
showing the way. caught fire and
tied the score at 1888 with less
than three minutes remaining ir
the half.
The half ended with the score
tied at 1899 and from that point
on both teams took turns leading
until the Barons took over for gooc
Evening star., 1951-11-25
CeItics Defeat Knicks
To Tie for Division Lead

NEW YORK. Nov. "a (P).-The
Boston Celtics won their thiro
straight game. snapped a three
game New York winning streak
and moved into a first-place tie
with Syracuse for the Eastern Di-
vision lead tonight by defeating
the Knickerbockers. 70-68, in a
National Basketball Association
game before $3.50 at Madison
Square Garden.
Tied for the 18th time, at 68-68,
with three minutes to go. Bones
Mckinney sank a foul to give the
Celtics a one-point edge. Bob
Cousy, high man for Boston with
IA points, added another foul with
As seconds remaining.
Evening star., 1951-11-25
Cougars Nose Out Washington,
~ to rs, on Rockies Passes

lie Bob Burkhart and the running
of Senior Bud Roffler to close the
gap.
Burkhart's three scoring tosses
today gave him Is for the season
and broke the conference record
of IA set last year by Washington S
Don Heinrich. Two went to End
Ed Barker, the conferences lead
ing pass receiver who made five
other catches during the day to
run his seasons total to Al.
Washington State piled up %
first downs to the Huskies' 10 and
gained net total of 383 yards to
276 for Washington.
Evening star., 1951-11-25
Tar Heels Lose to Duke, 1917,
For Record Setting 9th Defeat

Bud Wallace. Tackle Abbie Viii.
liams split the uprights to pur
the Tar Heels ahead. 7 to 6.
Duke Comes Back.
Duke, then took the kickoff anc
powered 68 yards for a touch.
down. Quarterback Jerry Bargel
plunged over the one. Tackle
Ray Green converted to put Duke
ahead. 1877.
, Early in the final quarter, NORTH
Carolina drove from it's At tx
Dukes 18. but the Blue Devil line
pushed back the threat to the 80
Duke took over at that point anc
rolled to touchdown with Fresh.
man Halfback Worth Lutz diving
over from the one. Green was
wide on his conversion attempt.
The Tar Heels, with Sophomore
Tailback Billy Williams supplying
most Of the offensive punch
missed a good scoring opportunity
in the second period. A 13-yarc
punt return by safety man Buo
Carson put the Tar Heels on
Dukes A.
N. c. Leads in First Downs.
They moved to the 10 where
Fullback Bob White fumbled Will
liams' handoff. Duke Tackle Carl
HOLDEN recovered on the IL.
North Carolina held the upper
hand in first downs. 13 to IL, but
Duke had far superior rushing
figure. The Blue Devils piled up
200 yards to II for North Caro-
lima.
However, in passing North Car
olina was far ahead with 80 yards
to Dukes l8. Red Smith had the
best Duke rushing average, piling
up so yards in six tries.
The win was Dukes fifth
against four losses and one tie.
Evening star., 1951-11-25
Statistics
runner-up laurels in the Pacific
Coast Conference.

runner-up laurels in the Pacific
Coast Conference.
The sophomore pair, Paul Cam
eron and Don Stalwick, were the
big guns of the UCLA attack,
while the outweighed UCLA de-
fenSive line held the vaunted Tro-
jams we'll in check until late in
the final quarter.
Bruins Strike First.
The Bruins. with their crippled
coach, Red Sanders, hobbling
along the sidelines. struck first
when the use star, Frank Gift
ford, fumbled on his own 40.
Stalwick raced Is yards, and four
plays later from the "a Cameron
passed to Stalwick in the end zone.
Clifford was held to a mere one
yard net for the entire first half
and the closest the Trojans got
to the Bruin goal was the "a
They got no closer, either, until
their fourth-quarter touchdown
drive.
UCLA clung to the TO lead at
halftime.
The Bruins then took control
in the third quarter, sweeping IS
yards to another score. Stalwick,
a l70-pounder, reeled off a 46-
yard run on the ancient Statue of
Liberty play to put the ball on
the use %. Then Ike Jones, an
end, came around on a double
reverse on fourth down to sweep
to a touchdown standing up.
71,738 See Game.
With the 71.738 fans by this
time convinced of the Bruins Su-
periority. UCLA put on the crusher
when huge linebacker Dom Moo
NAV intercepted a pass by Rudy
Bukick. reserve quarterback, and
rumbled 81 yards for the third
touchdown. Gayle Pace added his
third conversion and UCLA re-
Taxed with a 2l-0 lead.
use went to the air to retrieve
some glory and managed to cover
IS yards In a dozen plays. South
paw Dean Schneider did the
throwing until the Trojans got
inside the Bruin 25. Then Half
back Jim Sears bulled 18. and
1.-The last plunge for the score.
Clifford added the seventh point.
UCLA A---------------7 o FL
use ---------0 -
UCLA scoring: Touchdowns Stalwick.
Jones. MoomaW. Conversions. Pace (BD.
use scoring. Touchdown, Sears. Conver-
sion. Clifford