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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-05
Die kaiserin Won Iran
zwischen 0st un dWest

Platz dieser Welt Elm Prasser-
und Drohnenleben fuehren, sind
in den Augen der iranischen
Nationalisten Volksverraeter
und Feinde Trans. Obendrein ist
ia Soraya auch noch zur Haelfte
- ihre Mutter ist Schweizerin
- die Tochter elmer 'Unglau-
bigen"!
Hinzu kan noch, dass elm
Sonderflugzeug, das der Schah
mach Gent schickte, um Soraya
abzuholen, in der Voelkerbund-
stadt ME eintraf. Sabotage -
oder Omen? Das weiss nur AL
lah ALIEN. Und ais die Braut
endlich NIT einem andern Flug-
zeug kan, hattie sic Elm paar
Tage spaeter Typhus, verbun-
den NIT elmer schweren Lun-
genentzuendung. Die. Hochzeit
musste verschoben wcrden -
was auch NIGHT dazu beitrug,
die Observation-Disclosures Iraner fur
die neue Kaiserin guenstig zu
stimmen.
Und da ist Prinzessin Asch-
raj, die heimtUckische Panther
katie oder "die iranische Edda
Ciano", vie sic genarnt wird.
Die 32jaehrige Zwillingsschwe-
ster des Herrschers ist bild-
schoen, bemerkenswert intelli-
gent, ungewoehnlich ehrgeizig
und herrschsuechtig. Primes
sin Aschraf ist cine crosse Be-
wunderin Moskaus. Sic war die
einzige "koenigliche Hoheit",
die i'm Kreml empfangen wur-
de, ia sic wurde sogar NIT dem
sowietischen "Orden der Ar
belt" ausgezeichnet!
Dabei vertrug sic sich recht
gut nit ihrem Bruder, bis zu
dem Tage, ais "Autonomiege-
fuehle" in linn erwachten und
er sich ihrem Einfluss entwand.
Wohl war es ihr gelungen, die
erste Ehe des Schahs NIT Faw-
zia, der Schwester Koenig Fa-
ruks, zu sabotieren, doch ais es
darum ging, die neue Kaiserin
auszuwaehlen, erlitt sic den err
stem Feholschlag. Der Schah be-
traute seine Lieblingsschwester
- Prinzessin CHAINS - nit der
Aufgabe, ihm cine zweite Ge-
mahlin zu suchen. Das Resul-
tat: die westlich erzogene So
raya Esfandiari.
Ausserdem schloss der Herr
scher sich INNER mehr an Sci
men juengeren Bruder Abdor
Reza an, der in den U. S. STU
diert hate und gleichfalls ganz
westlich orientiert ist. Das
paste natuerlich der herrsch-
suechtigen, NIT dem Kommu-
nismus liebaeugelnden Aschraf
NIGHT. Seither arbeitet sic um
so eifriger hinter den Kulissen
- ais "boeser Geist Won Schloss
Golestan", vie die Anhaenger
und Freunde des Schahs sagen.
Nit einem kalten Laecheln
auf den Lippen stand Princes
sin Aschraf dabei, ais Soraya
Esfandiari die Gemahlin hires
Zwillingsbruders und damit
Kaiserin Won Iran wurde. Elm
paar Tage spaeter brach die
Hoelle los: cine Verschwoerung
gegen den Schah wurde ent-
deckt: der Ministerpraesident
starb Won Moerderhand; es kan
zu Streiks und Unruhen, Schus-
Sc knallten, und durch die
Strassen Teherans und der Gel.
staedte fuhren Panzerwagen-
das warren die Flitterwochen
SorayaS -.
CAM Iran wartet nun ge-
spannt darauf, wer siegen wird.
Soraya oder Aschraf? Der We.
stem oder der Osten? DEM auch
davon haengt das Glueck des
jungen Paares, des Schahs Won
Iran und der schoenen Soraya
alb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-05
Homeln sueht wieder
einen Rottenfoenaer

&amburg. - 9ameln fdmpit uie.
ser einmal eeeen Hatten. Tie BE.
,po6ner ser StaSt iinS pom Sbcr.
ltaOtoirettor alIiaeiuroert Woroen,
entibIoiien eegeu Die RattenpIage
por3ugebeu. 1iesmal tuurSe nid)t -
Die in ser mittelalterlideu Sage -
Elm Yieiier ouigeruieL ser oie Sat.
ten ourh icin Spicl ialnmcln llno
ins 8aiier iiibrcn ioa. @an, prcian
ncroen moocrne Sd)Gollngs6cf1mp.
fer Giit le9en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-05

Ais die schoene Soraya Es-
fandiara am 13. Februar dieses
Jahres i'm Spiegelsaal Won
Schloss Golestan in Teheran
dem Schah Won Iran die Hand
fuers Leben reichte, schien Elm
Maerchen aus Tausendundeiner
Nacht Wirklichkeit geworden
zu sein.
Der feenhafte Palast des "Kai-
sers aller Kaiser" war nit Ton
nen Won Rosen aus Ispahan und
Tulpen, die in Sonderflugzeugen
eigens aus Holland gebracht
wurden, dekoriert; das, Hoch-
zeitskleid Sorayas war nit
5000 Diamanten bedeckt; an
dem Rolls-Royce, der die Braut
yum Schloss brachte, warren die
Stosstangen, die Kuehlerfigur,
die Scheinwerfer und die Tuer-
griffe, kurzum, allies, was an
normalen Autos aus Chrom oder
Nickel ist, aus massivem Gold;
und aus purem Gold warren auch
die Gedecke und Bestecke fuer
die 800 Gaeste, die an dem
Hochzeitsmahl teilnahmen, eben
so die Bonbonniere, die jeder
Cast ais kaiserliches Geschenk
und Andenken an den denk-
wuerdigen Tag unter seiner
Serviette vorfand.
Fine Observation-Disclosures
dabei cine Liebesheirat. Soraya
strahlte trotz des schweren Dia-
mantenkleides, das sic schier
zu Boden drueckte, vor Glueck,
und der Schah sagte zu einem
Freunde: "Ich bin gluecklich
vie. Elm Kind, dem man den
Mond geschenkt hat. :"
Das war vor drei Monaten.
Heute duerfte Soraya bereits
darauf gekommen sein, dass
der Pfauenthron hires kaiser
lichen Gemahls auf einem Vul-
kan steht und dass Iran, das
alte Persien, klein Maerchenland
aus Tausendundeiner Nacht
mehr ist, sondern cine gefaehr-
liche Hoelle; jetzt soil - mach
Schweizer Meldungen - aut
dem Flugplatz bel Teheran Elm
Flugzeug bereit stehen.
Die offizielle Hofnachricht
die die Welt Won diesem Ereig-
mis- in Kenntnis setzen Wird, soil
ebenfalls bereits vorbereitet
sein. Sic lautet: "Ihre Majestaet
Kaiserin Soraya wird aus &c.
sundheitlichen Gruenden uno
um ihre in Zuerich lebende
Mutter, Eva Esfandiari, zu be.
suchen, fuer kurze Zeit das Lano
verlassen und sich in die
Schweiz begeben."
Aus Gesundheitsruecksichten:
Besuch der Mutter? In Wirk.
lichkeit sind es innerpolitische
Gruende (lies: ErdoeD, die diese
Reise veranlassen wuerden. E:
gibt aber noch einen weiterer
Grund: Prinzessin Aschraf, die
Zwillingsschwester des Schahs
Diese beiden Faktoren bedroher
das Glueck des jungen Paars.
Begonnen haben die Wider
staende gegen die zukuenftigt
Kaiserin bereits, ais in Teherar
bekannt wurde, dass der Schal
cine gewisse Soraya aus de-
Familie der Esfandiari zu hei
raten gedenke. Ausgerechne
cine Esfandiari! Ais gaebe es il
ganz Iran klein anderes Maed
chen! Der Water Sorayas, au
dessen Grund und Boden vie
Gel ist, soil naemlich das "flues
sige Gold" den Englaendern fiji,
einen Pappenstiel verkauft ha
ben, zu noch guenstigeren Be
dingungen ais die anderen ira
nischen Grossgrundbesitzer.
Und diese Maenner, die di'
Bodenschaetze des Landes bill
lig ans Ausland verkauften uni
seither an der Riviera oder al
sonst irgend einem schooner
!
Evening star., 1951-01-13
Virginia Slight Choice
Over Gu in Boxing
Matches Tonight

Virginia's well-groomed boxing
team will be slight favorite over
Catholic University tonight when
they meet at the Gu gym in the
opening match of the season for
both teams. The first bout is
scheduled for $50, with both
squads slated to weigh in at pm.
Coach Eddie LaFond said the
Gu squad. about evenly divided
between veterans and newcomers,
is in good physical condition, but
that he fears the Cavaliers may
have a little too much power for
his men. Virginia, coached by Al
York. is particularly strong in the
three lightest classes.
Two Eastern intercollegiate
champs, Allen Hollingsworth, 1870
pounds, and Lightweight Grover
Masterson, are included in the
trio. Len Coiner, an experienced
125-pounder. rounds it out. If
Virginia takes the first three bouts,
LaFond figures it may be tough
to beat.
Three youngsters from the
Washington area expected to wear
Virginia's colors tonight. They
are Bob Huff. Arlington light
heavyweight; Bill Sinclair, heavy
weight, and Ken Farrow, 145-
FOUNDER.
Catholic U. supporters are
counting on such standbys as
bruiSing Bucky Ennis. 155; Billy
Mater, l65; Cliff Sisler. ITS, and
Joe Incarnato. 145, to help get
the Cards off to winning start
The team never has had a losing
season under LaFonds direction
and a victory over Virginia would
even their series at two wins each.
Eight bouts are scheduled from
125 pounds through heavyweight.
For the first time in several years
a block of general admission seats
will be opened to the public.
Tickets are on sale at the Gu gym.
Evening star., 1951-01-13
.GW Takes on W, 81,
After Beafinq VM|
Speciol Dispoteh 10 The s.or

LEXINGTON. Va, Jan. 13.-
George Washington University
basketball team is we'll on the
way toward a successful invasion
OF Lexington after routing VMI,
1886. here last night. The Co.
lonials will be favored to make
it two straight over Washington
and Lees ry-hungry Cen
erals here tonight and bring their
Southern Conference seasons
record to 500.
VM1 suffered it's seventh
straight loss at the hands of GW's
taller, better shooting team, and
Washington and Lee, winless in
six conference games. is not given
a better chance than the Cadets.
Bob Edenbaum led the Colo
mails with II points and was es-
pecially effective from the foul
line where he tossed in nine for
nine.
The Cadets played the visitors
on even terms during most of the
second half and at one time led
for minute and a half, 1916,
something VMI hasn't been able
to accomplish all season. Bud
Goglin got the Colonials a 1918
margin with six minutes to go in
the second quarter and they were
never behind again. CIV led
36-28 at halftime.
Evening star., 1951-01-13
Cage PAGERS in Sever
College Conferences
Increase Margins
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-Seven
quintets improved conference
leads last night as college basket
ball swung into league competi-
ton.
Southern California. Washing
ton, North Carolina State. Brig
ham Young, Denver, Arizona and
Texas showed victories today.
Southern California Cpd
slowed down UCLA, 1894, in the
top Pacific Coast Conference game
use now has a 80 mark in the
Pee Southern Division.
In the Northern division of the
Pee, Washington (10-0) barely
preserved its undefeated record
with a 41-40 victory over Oregon
State. Frank Guinness scored :
points 8 minutes before the enc
to break a 1888 tie. The huskies
also lead their division with a SC
record.
Denver controlled the ball ir
the last S minutes to upset Utah
52-47. Denver now is tied with
Brigham Young at 81 for the
Skyline Conference lead. BYU
had it easy against Utah State
1859. Wyoming Q3-D made its
Skyline record IL with a 56-47
triumph over Colorado A. and M
George Scaling scored a dozen
points in pacing Texas to a 42-3e
victory over Southern Methodist
The Longhorns lead the South
west Conference at 80.
Arizona 01-2) barely made ii
over Texas Tech. 57-56. to chalk
up a 40 Border Conference
standing
Paul Horvath sparked North
Carolina State 15-D to a 61-54
victory over William and Mary
He scored 16. States TO mark
tops the Southern Conference.
A long winning streak came to
an end. Seattle had won II be-
fore Gonzaga edged by last night,
72-71. Nick Puhich tipped in a
rebound in the last 10 seconds for
the victory.
Baldwin Wallace broke Center
Dick Rutherford through a Chica-
go Loyola screen consistently to
win, 69-58. He scored %. B-W
now has an 30 record. In the
opener of a Cleveland double
header, Eastern Kentucky 10-4
walloped John Carroll, 90-71.
Bill Hagler paced California to a
72-42 upset of Stanford. The
center scored 20 points.
Evening star., 1951-01-13
Maryland d-Hoya Game
Might Well Be Test
OF Basketball Styles

Georgetown, still convinced it
has a potentially great basketball
team, sends its speed boys against
Maryland's safe and sane shooters
at 8:15 tonight at College Park.
Maryland Frosh meet the Ameri-
can U. Frosh in 6:l5 preliminary.
This should be a contest be-
tween the contrasting styles that
have been discussed frequently of
late, the fast break, explosive
po z arn OF the Hoyas and the more
deliberate, possessive style en-
ployed by Maryland Coach Bud
Millikan. a disciple of Hank Iba
of the Oklahoma Aggies.
Maryland to date has been TAX
ing shots only when it had set up
an opening. What the Terps will
do tonight if Georgetown should
run up lead is strictly up to
Millikan. At Navy, the Terps
didn't come out of their shell even
though II points behind.
Hoyas .Disappoint.
Before the season started, it
the Georgetown Mary
land game would be off the boards.
But Georgetown has proved to
date to have received considerably
more buildup than it deserves,
and MARYLAND has IFS first winning
team in years.
Last year this was the major
upset of the season, with Mary
land winning one Aof its seven
games, 71-65. thanks to a hot hand
lcy T.; Kofenberger, who still is
one of the Terps' mainstays.
Georgetown has won four and
lost two, bowling to George Wash
inrton in overtime its last time
out. Maryland has a 7-2 record
and had won six straight before
being beaten by Navy on Wednes-
day.
Beins May Be Back.
The Hoyas hope to regain g.
foot-7 Hugh Beins tonight. He
all but two minutes of the
CIV game with a bad knee. Even
without him, Georgetown will
have a tremendous height edge on
the short Maryland team. The
Terps have little recourse but to
shoot only when wide open, be-
cause they have little chance of
snaring rebounds.
Navy and Princeton. both once
beaten, meet at Princeton tonight
in the biggest test to date for the
Middies. If Navy. which has won
nine and lost one, could get past
this one it might climb among
the country's top teams.
Western Maryland meets Gallau-
Diet at Jefferson Junior High to-
night at 7 o'clock, an early start
ing time requested by the Green
Terrors so they can return to
Westminster for a dance.
Evening star., 1951-01-13
Your Host and Bo|ero
Top San Pasqua| Field
By the Associated Press

ARCADIA, Calf, Jan. 13.-Your
Host and Bolero headed field of
10 thoroughbreds slated to go
postward today in the $4,000 San
Pasqual Handicap before $4,000
or more turf fans at Santa Anita
Park.
Ponder, Vulcan's Forge, Old
Rockport, Repeluz, RenoWn, Man.
yunk, Moonrush and Vino Fino
rounded out the field, but the
possibility of rain and mud left
the way open for some of the
entries to scratch out.
The San Pasqual is a mile and
one-sixteenth fixture on the Santa
Anita program. 1t is open to s.
year-olds and up and each year
serves as the first distance test
for candidates pointing toward the
classic handicap of the meeting,
the 100000 Santa Anita on
March 3.
Jockey assignments included
Eric Guerin on Your Host, Eddie
Arcaro on Bolero, Steve Brooks
on Ponder and Dave German
aboard Vulcan's Forge.
CoaltoWn, Ponder's stablemate
in the Calumet Farm string, was
nominated for the San Pasqual,
but Trainer Jimmy Jones de-
cided to hold the ace 6-year-old
in the barn and await a less
severe test in Coaltown's program
pointing toward the Santa Anita
Handicap.
Evening star., 1951-01-13
Fozio Stroke Off Top in Crosby
Golf Paced by Harper, 3 Others

Va, 35-35; Jim Ferrier, San Fran
cisco, 35-35; Pete Cooper, Ponte-
Vedra, Fla, 31-34; Sherm FL
worthy, San Francisco. 1897.
Close on their heels and also
finishing shade under par were
Earl Stewart, Dallas, 1888; Al
Zimmerman, Portland, 34-37; Joe
Kirkwood, jr., Hollywood, 1874;
George Fazio, Washington, D. c..
1886. and Byron Nelson, 1886
Starting today with even par
72 behind them were:
Lew Worsham, the former
United States Open title winner
from Oakmont, Pa; E. J. Dutch)
Harrison. st. Andrews, ILL.,;
Johnny Bulla. Verona, Pa; Julius
Boros, Midpines, N. c., and Ted
Longworth, Portland.
Begged down by frst-round diff
f1culties were such name players
as former National Open title
holder Lloyd Mangrum, who only
last week was hot enough to win
the Los Angeles Open. He wound
up with a II.
Evening star., 1951-01-13
F|ashy Tech 0verrun!
Good Western Five;
Volts Edge Bell
By Brion Bell, Jr.

Western is one of the top bas-
ketball teams in the Inter-high
League and a good bet to finish
second in the standings this sea-
son, but the best it could do
against Teen yesterday was come
within l8 points of a win.
The Trainers, high-powered de-
Tending champions, did every
thing superbly as they buried the
Raiders under an avalanche of
points, 81-63, in the first game of
a double-header at Uline before
close to 1000 spectators. Cham
berlain edged Bell, 54-51, in the
second game.
1t was an afternoon of high
scoring. with Bill Breen and
Snookie Herman OF Tech dropping
in 20 and % points, Lou Snouffer
of Western hitting for 26 and
Jack Frederick of Bell sinking 20.
The same familiar melody was
played again by the Trainers as
Tech won its third straight league
game. They passed the ball we'll,
rebounded as if they had springs
in their legs and were unerring
with their shots.
Western made a ball game out
of it in the first quarter, trailing
only 1914 at the end of the period,
but Tech tossed in 30 points in the
second frame to take 1927 lead
at halftime and from then on it
was just matter of how high the
score would go.
Western Is Outclassed.
Western played fine ball. The
Raiders made their foul shots,
sank good percentage of their
shots and looked much better than
they did against Anacostia when
they won their opener. Tech is
just in a class by itself.
If any one factor can be singled
out in the Trainers victory, it
was their rebound work. AS usual,
they controlled the boards and
that kept the Raiders out of con-
tention.
Breen and Herman hit fine per-
centage of their shots-and they
weren't pressing their throws,
but waiting until they had good
openings. Breen tossed in 8 of
II foul shots to add to his total.
Despite the good basketball that
was played, a large number of
(See HIGH SCHOOLS, Pig. A-1O)
Evening star., 1951-01-13
BY the Associated Press

PEBBLE BEACH, Calf, Jan.
13.-Bing Crosby's personal golf
tournament was strictly a wide
open affair today as the field teed
off in the second round of the 54-
hole, $4,000 professional and pro-
amateur de luxe event.
-Four were tied for the lead as
they tackled the stiff Monterey
Peninsula Country Club course.
Five more were only a stroke be-
hind: And another five were only
two shots off the pace.
The co-leaders and close-ups
were the IA who either bettered
par or equalled it in yesterdays
opening round. The initial round
was played at Cypress Point, a
par-72 layout.
When the days firing was over,
with several teams unable to fin
ish because of darkness, these pro-
fessionals shared the lead with q
under-par 70s:
Chandler Harper, the National
PGA, champion from Portsmouth,
Evening star., 1951-01-13
starting lineups:
Arcoro Uniniured
In Spill as Mount
Goes Throuoh Rail
BY the Associated Press

ARCADIA. Calf. Jan. 13.-Spill;
involving top riders are getting to
be routine at Santa Anita Park.
There have been three. with the
meeting only two weeks old.
Yesterday it was Eddie Arcaro.
His mount, Cazalo, bolted while
running last in the sixth. The
horse crashed through the outer
rail on the far turn.
Arcaro sailed away to the
ground, but jumped to his feet at
once, unhurt. Gazalo also was un-
injured
Thursday it was Willie Shoe
maker. He suffered a wrenched
knee when Huon Kid fell and two
other horses tumbled over him
Jockeys Hubert Trent and Joe
Colaneri were shaken up. Shoe
maker is scheduled to ride today.
Last week it was Johnny Gil
bert. He suffered a fractured
neck vertebra when his horse
tumbled over Little Cindy, which
broke a leg and had to be de-
stroyed. Gilbert is recovering.
Evening star., 1951-01-13
Pro Football S Finest
CIashine in A||-Star
Game Tomorrow
By the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 13-
SiXty-tWo of the finest profess
sional football players in the Ma
ton went through final light drills
today before dividing forces for
the Pro Bowl game in Memorial
Coliseum tomorrow.
The game sends the pick of
players of the American Confer
ence against the best in the Ma
tional Conference and one of the
best exhibitions of football as per-
formed by the seasoned National
Football League pros is in pros
pect.
Game Director Paul j. Schissler,
an old hand at staging such grid
extravaganzas, predicted that Co.
600 might witness the contest if
good weather prevails.
Odds have switched in the past
few days and unless they switch
again, Coach Joe Stydahar'S Ma
tionals will answer the kickoff as
favoriteS.
Coach Paul Brown, whose Cleve-
land Browns edged out Stydahar's
Los Angeles Rams for the NFL
championship December "a by a
1923 score, leads the American
Conference team.
It comes as no surprise that
the Browns and the Rams domi-
nate the two starting elevenS,
Brown named six of his players on
the offensive outfit and Stydahar
will employ five.
Key men for the rivals are the
quarterbacks, Otto Graham of
Cleveland for the Americans and
Bob Waterf1eld of the Rams for
the Nationals.
The rosters are studded with
starry talent. Just how the
coaches will rotate or alternate
their men remains to be seen,
but the parade of topnotchers
should keep the fans in a tizzy
The No. l offensive teams stack
up about even on the weight
charts. The Nationals line will
average about 224 pounds to 221.5,
their backs 1877 to 211 and the
average team weight finds the
Nationals with ZIG and the Ameri-
cans with 218.
Evening star., 1951-01-13
Sanity Code Repealed,
Live N Barred by
NCAA for Year
BY the Associated Press

DALLAS, Jan. 13.-The Sanity
Code set up to control financial
aid to college athletes through a
central agency is dead. 1t lived
only three years.
The demise came last night as
delegates to the National Col
legiate Athletic Association con-
vention, through a coalition Of
the South and East, knocked out
the most controversial item in
NCAA history by margin Of
three votes.
Instead of the code the mem
bers of the NCAA will handle
aid to athletes individually.
Leaders of the faction that wiped
out the code said they would
award aid on the basis of need.
Live Grid Tv Out for Year.
The NCAA convention has an
other full day to run, but further
business appears decidedly on the
routine side.
Yesterday it not only killed tne
Sanity Code, but handled it's other
highly controversial matter. It
banned live telecasting of foot
ball games when Tom Hamilton,
athletic director of Pittsburgh
who headed the Committee on
Television, recommended a years
moratorium. He pointed to de-
clining football attendance as the
reason. A resolution, which binds
the members morally to follow the
recommendation, but which pro-
vides no penalty for noncompli-
ance, was passed, 161 to Z.
The constitutional amendment
that did away with the sanity
code was presented Max Farring-
ton, athletic director of CIV, rep
resenting the Southern Confer
ence. 1t read: THE control and
responsibility for the conduct of
intercollegiate athletics shall be
exercised by the institution itself
or. in the case of institutions
having a membership in a regional
athletic conference by such con-
ference"
Code Dropped, 130 to go.
The Sanity Code had provided
for tuition and fees through a
scholarship with the athlete work.
ing for his room, board and laun-
dry. The latter point had brought
the most opposition to the code an
administered by the NCAA. Many
schools said they didn't have the
jobs on the campuses and that the
athletes didn't have time to work
II they played football and passed
their courses.
The Southeastern, Southern and
Southwest Conferences led the
fight to get rid of the code, mus
terlng 13o votes out of a possible
l9O-the necessary two-thirds ma.
lorlty. The ballot was secret.
Bernie Moore, commissioner of
the Southeastern Conference. said
his group was not interested in a.
code that will permit excessive
aid to athletes and any code we
nave will be to award aid on the
basis OF need" The Southwest
conference rule, which will be re-
tanned, provides the same thing.
All over the Nation conference,
will be holding meetings shortly
to work out their rules on aid to
athletes. Where a school is in a
conference the conference Will set
the rule, An independent will make
its own.
Evening star., 1951-01-13
Howard Fouls Too, Much,
Virginia Union Is Victor

Howard University will have to
cut down on the personal fouls
to have more success on the
basketball court if last nights
game with Virginia Unicn is any
criterion.
The Bisons threw in five more
baskets than the visitors, but
Virginia Union made good on Is
foul shots to win 68-65 in over
time before a crowd of 1,700 at
Uline Arena.
Zeke Clements sank a free
throw and followed with a field
goal in the last As seconds of
the extra period to beat Howard.