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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-12-29

KHARTOUM. Sudan (By
Cable - More than seventy per
cent OF the Sudan approve Brit
aims plan TO give them self
government by the end Of 1882
This is the statement made
by Is members of the Sud
anese Legislative Assembly
the counfrY's interim 'Parlia-
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The statement reads Until
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its own future and the head Of
State is chosen by and respons-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-12-29

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last week Other cuts Of pork re
main mostly unchanged in price
hams are in good supply
particularly those over II lbs in
weight Bacon also IS plentiful a,
this time. a. are smoked 'picnics.
However. local Packers report
that the extreme cold weather
and heavy snow will probably
cLrtail live hog receipts 10
considerable extent. during the
next few days
Beef supplies. while light. are
as ample for local trade
requirements. Both the top-qual-
nv and the lower grades are now
selling below ceiling prices, due
20 the present restricted demand
Receipts OF fancy white veal
are a little on the short side in
most local packing houses this
week The lower grades Of veal,
however. are said 10 be fully
ample.
Lamb is in good supply and
in most instances, is reported 10
TO be bringing less than ceiling
prices at the present time.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-12-29
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Latest reports from carlo' deal
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Terminal indicate that nearly ell
fresh fruits and vegetables VIII
be in good supply for the Holiday
Season Cranberries arc little
cheaper this week than las; but
head lettuce russet potatoes and
punched carrots arc slightly h gh-
or IN price
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and slippery roads have slowed
inbound receipts of live poul
try 10 some extent. This unfav-
orable weather could very well
be a heavy contributing factor
10 temporary shortage of avail
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Hhey practically all come in by
truck.
However II roads are open. and
il is hoped they will be. consum-
ers are assured OF an adequate
supply of almost all items in the
poultry line for the coming holi-
Gays.
Fresh pork loins have advanced
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Evening star., 1951-01-12
Chamberlain Coach Out to Beat
BeN-ot Least by a Whisker

Forrest Powars, basketball
coach at Chamberlain Vocational,
is hoping he can shave tonight.
Shaving is an ordinary pro-
cedure for most men but it has
special significance to Powars.
The coach is sporting a goatee
and mustache and has vowed he
won't hack them off until his
Volts win an interhigh game.
They play their vocational
rivals, Bell, in the second game OF
a double-header at Uline this
afternoon and Powars will be a
favorite for the shaving brush
and razor tonight.
He started raising the chin
decoration as a joke before the
Christmas holidays and now is
sporting a fair crop Of whiskers.
Powars says he's had some fun
with the beard but he'll be glad
to dispose of it If his team can
take Bell.
! my wife has threatened sew
eral times to cut it off while I was
asleep but I've hidden the scissors
every night" Powars laughed
Evening star., 1951-01-12

the 600 field includes Whitfield George Rhoden Arthur
Wint, Jim McKenna and Johnny Voght.
Those things happen" Griffith mused phlosophically.
s track athlete who hold his form after
and McKenleys been big-tmer 1943 still look
Herb round into condition. but he hardly could be expected
TO do much in The Star Games and SO we're leaving him out
THE CASE OF VIC JANoWICz, Ohio States all-America
and winner Heisnan Trophy becomes puzzng
Janowicz who academicay dropped
recently and has applied for reinstatement apparently is
mentally capable of keeping up with his studies
Dayton neWspaperman who sufficiently interested in
raare anowcz took the trouble to look the mans
high school record and up with evidence that Vic
good boy with text books time At Eyria High
where he also the schools No athlete he was sraighA
student In fact he good in class that he made the
National Honor Socea distinction that is reserved only for
the brightest of secondary scholars.
At Ohio State the chief complaint of his professors
that enough Janowicz except Saturday
afternoons Which brings query that
the Associated Press wire in the wake of Janowicz suspension
Suggest State should explain circumstances his playing
when apparently unkng two fall quarter went
the message.
A pertinent ring to it, no?
EZzARD CHARLES latest title Defense which will be
against Lee tonight at Madison Square Garden will be
televson doesn't the customers will be staying
away Broadway ticket brokers reporting
of the most brisk advance sales in years.
The rngsde tickets moving FAST broker revealed
cat only $2 top people willing to pay to heavy
weight championship fight After ALL how often does anybody
big boys fight the championship especially ndoors?
New Yorks last indoor heavyweight title bout was the first
Walco scrap which than three
ago. the in which Walcot everything but
the decision and which did well 100000
Tonghs estimated gate only will be around $60000 despite
the enthusiastic buying rngsde tickets Which is further
evidence the fast buck isn't around any longer.
PRINCEToNs CHARLEY CALDWELL who has just turned
down coach at Duke and has been honored
at the NCAA convention Dallas Coach is the
hottest subject to hit Texas in long tme according to dis
patches
Star State practically is committed 100 per cent
to the Information the fact that Princeton went through
the unbeaten while using the snglewng borders
the ncreduous All week reporters have been interviewing
Caldwell asking questions to make it that in
Texas the singe-wing brandnew invention High school
coaches also the aiae Tiger COACH content to
sit at his knee.
matter of fact, Caldwels version Of the singe-wng is
almost invention 1t still embraces the full block against
the the but in most all other respects Prince
tons singe-Wing little resemblance to the sngeng
remembered by the last generation of Texans.
Evening star., 1951-01-12
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK. Jan. 12.-If Madi-
son Square Garden fell apart from
old age. Forrest Anderson is one
sad young man who probably
wouldn't cry.
Two seasons running now, his
Bradley basketball five has come
to the big barn with extra-long
winning streaks and the No.
ranking in the country.
Like last March. Coach Ander-
son and his tired students left
town today without the winning
streak and temporarily, at least,
not living UP to its No. / ranking
The team that snapped a Is
game Bradley string last night
is st. Johns. The Brooklyn five
upset the favored Braves. $3.50,
in a rough-and-tumble battle to
make their season mark II and 2.
The team that snapped a IA
game Bradley string last March
is City College of New York. in
Evening star., 1951-01-12
St. Johns and Garden link End
BrddIey's Streak at IS Games

the National Invitation tourna-
ment. (CCNY also is having woes
currently. losing its fifth game,
$3.50, to Boston College in the
Garden opener.
Aces Are Fouled Out.
Bradley has lost only six games
in the last two seasons and three
of those losses came in the Gar
den. last night to st. Johns and
to CCNY in the NIT and NCAA
finals. The Braves defeated ST..
Johns. 1912. in the MT semi
finals last year.
Tricky Al Mcclure and Jack
Mcmahon spanked a St. Johns
drive. They stole Bradley passes
in to CT Elmer Behnke at center
all evening. In addition to team
ing with Mcclure in slick floor
play, the 6-foot Mcmahon scored
II points as did Teammate Ray
Dombrosky. Behnke scored Is.
Bradley Ace Gene Melchiorre
(See BASKETBALL, Page C-2.)
Evening star., 1951-01-12
Two Princeton Gridders
Trying for Naval Academy
By The Associated Press

PRINCETON, N. j.. Jan. H.
Two sophomore backs on Prince
tons unbeaten football team. BOZ
Unger and Harry Patterson, have
resigned from school to enter the
Navy, 1t was announced yesterday
Both are expected to try for the
Naval Academy prep school al
Newport, r. l., with a view to en-
tering the Academy in the next
plebe class starting June 80.
At Annapolis, a Naval Academy
official said that such a program,
II the players have it in mind,
would be a difficult one for them.
The prep school class has been in
session since last October. and ex-
aminations for the Academy will
be in April. ut will be tough for
any one entering now, even If he
does get in. to pass those exani-
Nations" the official said.
Evening star., 1951-01-12

'"The teachers up here are kidding
me a lot, too. and my players
have gotten big kick out of it."
TN fact, several Of them have
tried to raise beards~of their own
but they haven't had much sue
cess. I guess if the boys were a
little older we'd look like the
House of David"
Bell is no pushover and nothing
would please the Vocats any more
than to slap down Chamberlain S
beardless boys. But Powars thinks
his boys can get him a shave.
They'd better, for the last in
terhigh win for the Volts was a
year ago when they beat Western
in basketball and If PoWars has
to wait that long for a razor he'll
be wearing his goatee in curriers'.
Evening star., 1951-01-12
Herman Named Coach
Of Pirates by Meyer
BY the Associated Press

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 12.-Babe
Herman, former National League
outfelder, was named a coach of
the Pirates today by Manager
Billy Meyer.
Herman's appointment came less
than "a hours after Meyer named
Milt Stock, former Dodgers coach,
TO the Buc coaching staff.
Evening star., 1951-01-12
Many Of Tracks
Greatest Names
SET 10 Compete
Mile May Be Feature
Even If Dutch Stur
Fails to Take Part

The vanguard of entrants in
the fourth annual Evening Star
Games scheduled tomorrow night
at the Armory was due in Wash
ington late today as the Capital
prepared to play host to some Of
the greatest names in track.
Dorsey Griffith. director of the
meet, calls it one of the finest
fields ever assembled anywhe e."
The games will not be televised or
broadcast.
The first event is scheduled for
7:30 pm. with the last field scfled-
uled to go to the post at l1:10, and
meet officials expect to keep things
moving on schedule. On paper it
adds up to the biggest sports
spectacle Washington fans will see
this winter.
A Show Of Champions.
From beginning to end it will
be show Of champions and their
outstanding rivals, starting with
Jim Gehrdes. 70-yard indoor high
hurdles record holder, who Is de-
Tending the crown he won last
year.
Four contestants flew to WASH
ington from New Zealand to COM
pete. including Nal Whitfield,
former Ohio State star, who Is
Olympic 800-meter champion.
Whitfield will race in the invita-
ton 600-yard run. opposing a
smart field. Also in this event
are George Rhoden, National AAU
400-meter champion from Morgan
State College, and Arthur Wint.
British ace and Olympic 400
meter champ.
Wint. Macdonald Bailey. Brit.
ish sprinter, and Ingvar Bengts-
son, Swedish middle distance ace,
are others who recently competed
in the Canterbury Centennial at
Christchurch, New Zealand. All
have worldwide regulations in
their specialties.
Nine National AAU champions
will compete here. Arthur Bragg,
Morgan State. 100 meters;
Rhoden. 400 meters; Jack Two.
mey, Illinois A. c., 1900 meters:
Horace Ashenfelter, Shanahan
Catholic Club, 10000 meters. and
Whitfield. 800 meters. are in this
select group.
Crack Field in Sprints.
Bailey is entered in the invita-
ton sprint series and will meet
Henry Thresher Of Mercersburg
Academy. the defending cham
pion; Buddy FoWlkes of Georgia
Tech-record-smashing winner Of
the last Sugar Bowl 100-Bragg.
Davis Willis Of North Carolina
and Bill Branson of Navy. Bailey
apparently will be slight favor
ite. There will be three sprints
at 10. 80 and 100 yards.
The long-striding Wint, WHO
covers nine feet at one stretch,
will oppose Whitfield. Rhoden.
John Voight and Jim McKenna
in the invitation 600-yard run.
This shapes up as one of the
evenings most exciting races and
meet officials won't be surprised
to see a new record put in thet
books.
Although 1t is impossible to
single Out any one event as the
top attraction. the mile run, fea-
turing Don Gehrman, the Wis
consin Whiz, could easily steal the
show. The occasion will mark
Gehrmann's 1851 indoor debut and
he'll have enough competition to
make it great race.
Officials still held some hope
that Willie Slykhuis of Holland
(See STAR GAMES, Page Cay
Evening star., 1951-01-12
.GW High Tackles WI
Tonight in Fight for
North Virginia Lead

1nterhigh action continues at
Uline this afternoon and IL other
high school games are scheduled
today, but of top interest to
Northern Virginia fans is the
George Washington Washington
Lee clash at Fort Myer at 8:15 to-
night.
The Presidents have monopo-
lized Northern Virginia honors for
eight years, but this year WI has
a team that may be able to end
GW's domination.
The Generals have won five and
lost two this season. dropping
games to the Virginia freshmen
and Tech High. They have a big,
rough team that figures to contest
CIV under the boards-a territory
the Presidents tall boys have had
much to themselves this year.
Beaten Only BY Wilson.
GW's record is Al. The only
blotch is loss to Wilson High, a
team the Presidents had beaten
earlier on their home court
George Washington's latest win
was a 2-point victory over highly
rated Gonzaga.
Bob Kessler. 6-foot-3 pivot man
is GW's star. The talented point
getter hooks with either hand and
throws a jump shot that is tough
to stop. He has been averaging
close to 10 points a game.
In addition to Kessler. the
Presidents have 6-2 Lester Nc
Menamin, GA Crenshaw Hardy
6-1 Sonny Sheffield and 6-3 Bob
Hensley for work under the
boards. Buggs Oliver. Chuck
Motley and Billy Greenhaugh
Evening star., 1951-01-12

Invitation 70yard high hurdles g heats --
District AAU 100-yard championships (heats)
Evening Star Invitation spring series-7O-yart
Evening star., 1951-01-12

VINO, among other featS, ran 300 yards in 28.8
seconds TO break the world record of 30.2 set
by the immortal Charley Paddock. Star
Games veteran, too-winner of the 600 in
1948. And why isn't he running? He ap-
parently has lost his fine edge.
In the slender Jamaican's last two meets
he was Disappointing He finished sixth in
the Brooklyn Knights of Columbus meet and
poor fourth in the Metropolitan Open.
Dorsey Griffith, director of The Star Games,
decided against inviting him.
I'm his present form, which obviously is
not at peak, McKenley wouldn't stand much
Evening star., 1951-01-12
Terp Soccer Star Honored

NEW YORK. Jan. IL R.-Jim
Belt Of Maryland placed on the
second All-America soccer team
announced last night by the Ma
tional Soccer Coaches Associa-
ton.
Evening star., 1951-01-12
Order of Events in Star Games
Event
Number
Starting
NAME OF EVENT.

Event Starting
Number. NAME EVENT
Invitation 70-yard high hurdles g heats) 7:3O
District AAU 100yard championships (heats 745
Evening Star Invitation spring series70yard DASH
Invitation high jump 800
Invitation pole vault 800
g. Mason-Dixon Conference 1nie sprint medley relay
championships $40
AAU-Open Handicap 080yard q secons) 8l5
70-yard hurdles g feet) for (hna 825
Invitation high hurdles g feet inches) (fna $50
TO- Evening Star sprint Series30- yard 835
H. District AAU 100yard championship naD $40
H. Evening Star Invitation yard 845
49, Touchdown Club Invitation 000yar 855
a. Junior Board OF Trade Invitation -nile 9O5
15 Evening Star Invitation sprint serel00yard DASH 95
l6 District AAU 600-yard championship 925
II. Invitation 440yard relay Women) 935
18 Southern Conference 1me relay $40
l9. AAU 1nle relay handicap q secions) $50
TO- intercollegiate 1nile relay (secon 1000
21 The Acacia Invitation 2mile 1910
o. CIAA Conference 1mle relay championship 1925
3d. Ivy League intercollegiate ile 1926
a. Intercollegiate 2nie relay (section 1045
25 Intercollegiate 2nie relay (section 1880
g. Georgetown &C Club" Invitation, James Fielding Me-
moria-2-mile relay II :OO
27 Variety Club invitation Capital 1rne II 10
Evening star., 1951-01-12

Vanguard Of 400 Star Games Entrants Arriving Here for Meet
Win, Lose, or Draw
BY FRANCIS STANN

NOT MANY GILT-EDGED track will be missing from
tomorrows at the fourth Games
notable absentee will be Herb McKeney.
McKenley happens of the biggest names fellow
Evening star., 1951-02-04
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AUCTION SALES

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that.
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at the property yard Of the chief
talso property clerk, of the Metro
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VAN.
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Evening star., 1951-02-04
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Evening star., 1951-02-04
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Reply, giving complete details. to
P. o. Box 3244. Columbia Heights
Station. WASHINGTON, D. c. IS