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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-20
Buntes AIIerlei in Kuerze

patbGnoe einen Siea. Die biesbesiias
lid)e Sorloae ipuroe i'm llnterbdus
in ,ipeitcr 9eilina an9enon1men nit
3OS oegen 2S2 Stimmen.
IrGiipent Srun,an erflGrte, Mme.
rifas 9Saffenlieferun9en 11ad Gurp'
pa ieien betrGhtlid,' im Hiiditann.
simerifas Gerbiinoete mod1ten ieoof,
itGnbiae ,Sortid,ritte in ibrer Sihes
rllng aeaen s(aareiiion. st teilte
oieS in einem @eriht an ben &cns
oreH iiber militdriihe. fpirtid,aftli,
DIE unb ted,niihe Silie an befrerr'
bete Gambler nit. Il. a. ioote er, Der
enoaiiltige Grfola BET lanae aepldn.
ten Guropa=Ir bon ied,s 9fdtio'
nen lei nod niht poa aeiihert.
Seuator Salt bon Chic teiIte in
8aibinston nit. Giienbotper bdtte
i'm Inn Gmpfeblunaen fir bohe Ge'
gierunespolten eriuht. Gr hGtte els
nlae gen,ac)t, 9ab uber tel11e 9tdlllen
AT.
George %. GponsIer, friiherer
,6ilisfaiiierer Der ,Sirit 9tational
Yanf Of 9tortb Baltimore, Ohio.
befannte iib in Solebo i9uloig.
81, 800 8anfaelber I'M 2aufe meb.
rerer Sabre biz 1941 ,mterihlaaen
su baben. gunbesri6ter &locb iebte
Sponsler auf freien Sub. Ser Hid,.
ter fiibrte in ieinem llrteil aus. bic
ganfbedmten hltfen an ieiner Stel.
Ie onaefIdat tperben iolIen. neil lie
benz Monn 10 tpenia be;ohlten. Noh
1912 h1tte er r,ur ST 900 I'M s{ohr
befpn,n1en. l1ebriaens n, a 6te
eponsIer ben sseblbetfda gut, ins
benz er so SbdreS @dnfoffiet aus.
bGnbi9te.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-20

Serteipiaun9spIdne Der sselts
mahte erlitten int Bonn ei,len Hilds
idlas. els Der ipeltoelltihe Sunness
taa 4ausler slbenauers Griuden
,ln ihlel,nise Ratifisieruna Der s.lb-
mahunsen iiber slufltellrnQ elmer
lpeltoeutihen 9lrmee ablehntc. Sin
Heaierungsautraa auf enoaillt,ae
Gerabihieouna hes vSrieoenstpns
traits" lrnb Des neutiten &ebrbei=
traas lit ber ndditen &ode puroe
I'M 8unoestaa nit 179 aegen 1876
Stinmen iuritfgeipieien. Die met
tie Sppoiition fam bon ben Scaial.
bemofroten. Diit 3SS aeaen IA
Stimmen perurteilte Der gunbestaa
ferner bic fir 80. 9topember pon
Der fran3oiiih bon,inierten Regiez
runa bes Saaraebietes. ollie politi-
id)en ]sorteien bes umltritteneu Ue=
bets ipurben aufseforoert. tie su
bopfottieren. 8rooeutihen Gartcien
iii ndmlih niht 9eItattet, lid an Der
gsohl su beteiliaen.
Dit 8etpebren betpdffneten S(ufs
iebern gelana es. ben oritten 9roz
Beren s(ufrlibr I'M 3u6tbaus Glib
Mibaans in Sadion, Mid, su ,ln=
teroriifcn. lleber 1000 StrGflin9e.
mande NIT sSleiidermeiiern uno
8niippelu betpaffnet. nabmen oil
ben slpei StunOen lpGbren0en Nus=
ihreitunaen tell. Spdter
fpurDe bic Sage ais INNER nod ges
ipannt be;eihnet.
Sic foniernatipe Meaierung 6es
premiers Churchill ersielte in elmer
entinei6enben Nbaie hires @alnpfes
Inn MIffiihruna her neritaotlihtet
britiiden Srudi,W-S Snbuitrie in Hri=
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-20

Berlin. - Wie aus eingcipeibten
4reiien berihtet tpurbe. iou Mtos=
fdu bireft bur1 8iihof Oibelius er=
ilibt perben. bic oItbeutihen font
muniitiihen Orobunaen 9e9eu bic
Stride eiuitellen All laiien. Ser 8i=
ihof 1T in iei,1er Giaenibaft als
6aupt ber Yroteitantiide1 Stride
bon aana Geuti6lanb bonn Eatriar=
den MIerei bon ber 3uiiiid=Ortbos
boren Stride einaeloben iporoer, auf
cine Nofe su 8eillh nu6 Mostau
au fommen, uno ipiro am Samstag
abreiien.
Tas niir6e cine bor;iigIihe @ele=
qenbeit iein. iih bel ben Aliien iiber
ihre fpmmuniitiihe @efplaihaft lit
ber ruiiiihen 3one bon Telltihla1b
au beihiperen. llnb Mitarbeiter oes
8iihofs iasten. er iperoe bic @elez
penbeit beim Shppf faiien. Sibes
Illus hat ielbit obne tpeitere GrflG=
runaen bieie Ginlaoune als Gin
.Wottesaeidenf" beseibnet.
Sn &irhenfreiien. niro hehaups
fet, Der @iidof ipcllte nit hen ruff:
ihen airhenfiibrern insbeionoere
brei tpihtiae Gunfte beiprehen. oa
ct hoffe. baB lie ouf bieie Neiie al
bic &eaierllng eelon9ten uno Graeb=
niiie seitiaen tpiirben.
Gin eriter Stele itcben babel bie
ipahienoen 9lngriffe Der fommllnis
itiihen Sreiie bon Sitbetihlanb
nno bic Gerhaftun9en bon Tiarrern,
bic Der Espionage beihuloiat mer=
ben, iobolb lie aud nur I'M aerina=
ften seisen, baB iie bem &eiteu ge=
neiat iinb.
;Serner min 7ibcIius oeaen ben
Glan Giniprrd] erbeben, oas Stlt=
blum Der SbeoIoaie aus ben llniper=
fitGten hera,lssunebmen lmo bic
jlnaen Sbeoloaen Al einem Stuz
blum OUT elmer belonoeren Slni italt
5u ,stpinaen.
ShIieBlid .fo1 ser 7roh,lna Der
@iir,una ober Slbihaffuna aller 3u=
fhIiie. bic III 9el,tihlann nah alter
@eipobnheit eeipGbrt perben; be-
qeanet iperben. Sn Der Slisone be-
Iaiifer iih bieie Suid,iiiie fiir Die
proteitdntiia nnb fatboIiidbe airhe
auianmen auf iiber cine Wtillion
DolIar. -.....
Ser 8iidof fat feline Mitarbciter
oilh uiilen Iaiien, hoB Ell bic Slbiiht
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-20
Lindov wieder boyeriseh

2inoau. - 9ie 9fiifalicoes
rura Ser reri6ieoeuen S(emter hes
&reiies 2inDou in bic baneriihe Ser.
ipaItlna erfolat id,rittlpeiic. lit ics
ooh in lpeitaebenbem llmfana burhs
aefiihrt. teilte Der haperiihe Dfinis
iterprGiinent Sr. Grbarb nit. 9tah
benz arieae hattie nau ben &reis
0inbou allf @lrnidt Der fransoiiihen
Neiabungsbeb0roen bon ScAern ab-
aetrennt lmb gum ielbitanoiaen
;sreiitaat erboben. Gie 'Sransolen
ipolltcn ooburtt cinen &orriopr bon
Der helltihen llno Der 0iterreitbiihen
Hciot,tnns, hubcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-20
Erste. FiImseminor
der Bvndesrepvblik
in Hamburg eroeffnet

6am6lw9. - Sas erlte aSilmie>
minar Der gun6esrepublif tpurbe
iebt er6ffnet. Sn enaer 3lliammen=
arbeit Der Suaenbbeb6rbe l1no Dem
6amburger Suaenbrina mill bas
Seminor bot nllem Suaenoleiter
1T ben @intermonaten an bic ic,ia=
le. p1oaapaiid,e nnb fiinitleriihe
Grpblematif bes ssilms heronfiib=
rem. bdnit lie unter ber Suaenb fir
elm aftipes menihlihes gerhdltnis
,u, hieiem nolfstiimliditen &11ltur-
element tpirfen fonnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-20

@oihinaton. - GrGiioent Sru-
man unb Der nellaetpablte ErdiiOeut
Giienbplper iparen am Sienstas int
@eiBen 6aus beiiammen, um Or
ransements iiir s(ustauicb bon Sn=
fprnationer slpiihen Der obtretell=
ben ,nb Der nelen COMMUNICATION
gu trefIen. sic aoben cine aemeinio=
ME Grfldruna heraIs. olls tpelher
herporaebt, Oub lie bics nolIaui int
Gahmcn ber Gertaiiungsbeltim=
munaen taten. Inter oenielben mub
ein ErGiioent feline Grefutipcllmoht
his III ieinem 9(n1tsousfritt ousiiben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-20
j. S. -Armee nimmt DeutschIands
Liebesgaben fuer j. S. Waisen an

Sem Sort. - Sm 9tabn,en ei-
nes ein;iaortigen ,Seitaftes. Der oar-
auf ongeleat mar. bic nele oelltihz
m,erifoniihe Solferfreunoihaft su
feitigen unp gu uertiefeu. ipuroe
bon Der 9lrnee Der Gereinigtei,
Stadten hurch ben Sccretarp Of the
9(rmp isranf Eoce it. lmp 8enerals
Ieutnant Willis $. 9rittenberaer.
ben aomnanoeur Der >Grlten slr=
mee, cine 9aDuna 2iebes9aben BON
einem banfboren lpeitoeutihen &nl=
fe. fir amerifaniihe &aiicnfinoer
entacgelaenommen. ,. ...
Gs hanbelte iicb Inn cine Sen=
6una bon 50 3ilten NIT bunten
Spiellparen. Die ppn mebr oils $50
Mitglieosiirmen oes rGerbanbes
oeuticber Spiellparen- unD Gbrilt=
balmii)muf= =SnDllitrie" aIs @eib.
uahtsaaben fir omerifanii6e @ai=
ienfinher 9eipenoet iporben iparen.
unD slpar in oanfbarer &iirbiaung
Der Satiahe. bab Die 9lrmp Guarter=
matter 9llicciation ihon ieit &rieass
enoe ulliGbrlih Gbriitfeltaaben fiir
Oelttihe 8inoer geianmelt rmo int
Delltihen 9Selten pcrteilt hattie.
9tidt ohne 3eichen innerer 0se=
iueallna ndbm SefretGr Gace. Der
ei9ens aus &oihinaton sur ,Seiers
Iichfeit acfon,men lpor. oie in elmer
feltlih aeihnriiften Safe aui 60
pernor's >sslauo. bent 6ouptauar-
tier ser Griten Slrmee. aboehulteu
lpuroe. Die 4abenienollna I'M Aa=
men Der II. e. slrmee entaeaen.
Gr beseihnete ben Gift Der pffiiiels
len Slmnabme Der Spenpen, pou
oenel, Cutenoe BON Grenlplaren por
oem Mulifppbiim dllsaeltellt ipd=
rem. ols cin oenfipiiroiaes Greianis.
lpeil es alnb aebe fir bic @eitiiht
lmb sic &robber,igfeit, nit nelher
oie Wtitalieber Des Nuartermaiters
sliiociation ihr ipeibnahtli4es Sic
beslperf in lSeltoeutidlano eroad)t
uno sur Nusfiibruna aebrad,t ba=
ben. Ser SefretGr aab ferner Der
llebersell9llna slusoruf, bab bic
Saten barmber,iacr 9tGhitenliebe
in Der fortihreitenOen 8erbeiieruna
unierer 8esiebunaen nit Der ipelt=
belrtihen Sunbesrcpublif reiher
9obu acfunben hahen. ,np er ihloB
nit hem Slusbruf Der Nofin,lna,
oab nieie ncue Nreunoidaft ii1 ipei=
ter Dertiefen fpirD.
Gnr SefretGr lSace hattie &om=
manbeur Grittenberaer bas @ort er=
ariffen llnb erfldrt. baH. bic Solfers
frellnhid,aft bnrdh 8eiipiele tpie Die
Der &innerbilie aeihloiien iperoe ii.
Die Wenihen als iSrelnoe ,uiam=
menfiibre, itdrfere iSorberuna er-
fabre ais aae oiplomatiihen Stint
lte. ,ueil iie sic 6ersen Der Weniden
erobere.
0emtider Gertreter fpridt
Ser itellpertretenbe oeutihe Ges
nerolfoniul. III Sem g)orf. &oniul
Or. 8enra arqllB. belt cine sL,.
iprohe. bic in oeuti4er lleberietunq
ipie folat laltete:
,1>m 0tamen bes oeutihen Sc.
neralfoniulats in Seem 9)orf mod)te
ih Sbnen aufrihtis fir Sire freunb,
lihe Ginlabung aur Seilnabme an
bieier sSeier oanten. Mit aroBe.
fsrerbe erareife id bieie @eleaenbeit
,miere Santbarfeit fir Sbre 6iIfs:
bereiti9oft olls;loriiden, bic gie
immer pieber burn bic genbuno
bon Spieliaden unb &leiber an
beutihe &inber ertpieien.
vMein beionberer Tonf ridlte1
iih on bie MitaIie6er Der Guorter.
matter Miiociation.. bic ii6 am in
teniipiten Bel ber Samm[una iol4e,
Gaben betatiaen uno biermit bic
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-20

haiu beitruaen, Sallicnhe BON helli=
ihen 3inoern pbne Soeim Slid III
beideren.
I'D, bin iehr froh, bab mir beuic
aIs fleincs 2eihen 1inierer Sanfs
bartlett Der Suortermalter sliiocia=
tion 50 aiiter NIT Deutihcn Spiels
,ellaen fir amerifoniihe &aiien=
finber iibcraeben f0nnen. Sd) bnffc
dllfrid)tig. paB oieie Spieliohen ben
omerifoniiheu 9Saiien ebeniopiel
iSreube nnh Slid brinaen ipie bic
amerifaniihen @aben ber oeutibe,
Suacl,p aebradt haben."
sir sic rStinffifs Mnerifas".
bic ben 'Seitaft sur gSiersraobe in
europa nufnahn. iprcp Or. &rauB
bunn nod in Geutih.
slrh Sol. &. 0emureit, GrGiibent
Der Guartermoiters s(iiociation, er=
arifi bos &ort. INN @encroI Soalpz
fins als ben aeiltiacn Safer Der
merifanii6en Standardization in
9eutihlanb ~ ieicrn, bic icit
&rieasenoe 10 bicl Seaen aeitiftet
babe.
lleber 5000 8eaenitGnbe
Ser nmerifaniihcn ,Seier mar,
lpie man erilrhr, III Geutihlanb cine
anoIoae @eranitaltlng pprausge=
aanaen iino slpar I'M 9tiirnberaer
@ranD s0ptcl. no Die &eihenfe Der
2cutiheu hem itellpertretenben
Chef Der S.uartermolterz zIipiiipn
Der II. G.. 9lrnlee in europa, Sol
@eblter 9lnDerinn. iibcroehen lpur-
ben. Nuf beutiher Scite antierlen
bel oieicr @eleaenbeit Soans Mdn.
aolb. Gnriitenber ncs Gerbannes
Der Spielmarcninbuitric. uno beilen
Sefretar Grnlt Soorn. IS mar has
erite Mol ieit oen strieae, bob cine
iol6e aeaenieitiae 9iebessaben=9lf
tior Der Oel,tihen Spielmorcninoll,
itrie i'm 9tamen bes Golfes boz,
8eitoeutid,lano ,nternommen mur;
DC. nm ouf hieie @eiie 9(merifu fiji,
Die pielen Spenoel, fir oeutihe Sin.
Der at oanfen. Sic ,Sirmen itifteter
mebr als 5000 einseIne Spielia.
d)en lmh Gbriltbalumoeforat
oarll,ter aroBe Sallfdften. eIeftriif)t
lno onoere Giienbabnen. Mutos
Stpffbdren, ooterna Maaicas lli,p
9ie nllsacitel(ten Muiter lpcdter
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-20
Dibe|ius Wird in moskau ! ,Se
ueber SoWietzone fuehren


babe, iib iiber bic beutihen &riegs.
aefangenen su erflnoiaen. bic inr.
mer nod ais permiBt aclten. obipphl
bic 9tniieu bauerno periihert habeu,
ooR lie ale suriifgeididt botten.
iotpeit lie feline Gerbrccben be9anaen
baben. 9tah ben lpeltpeutihen 2iiten
fe6Ien nod 291 900 2ellte. bon be-
men pern,tet lpiro. ooB lie Iih in rl,i>
iiideu 3manasarbeitslaaern befins
Den.
9ibelius tpiirbe iid, in elmer reht
autcn @erbanbl,lngsIaae ieben, benn
trpb ieiner ipicoerbplten Mnarifie
aeaen einen ,Staot", Der ieiner BE-
polferllna ieinen @illen ollfspinqen
mo6te, lit Der Viihci ais Gieaner
Der S(rfriiitlms hefonnt. pos oer
oueenhlidlichen Spipictz zErnpuaon=
ba alls9c;eidnet 1T oen Sramm
past.
giidui 2ibclius aebt aud1 nad
Gnalano
Berlin. - Ser Goriisenoe bes
States Der Gpona. Stride in Seuticb=
lano. giibof 8. 81. Gibelills. miro
Dor ieiner Wpsfoureiie, aui Ginlaz
huna Der Snbuitrial GbriItian Sci
lolpibip" nah 9ononn frntmen. Gr
miro mlf Dem Sobrcstreffen Der Sc
iellidaft ben iSeitaottesoienit bal=
ten l,nn iiber bas Shema llnier nellz
es Geritdnbnis bon ioiialer Gerant=
lpprtllna" iprehen. 9lm %. 9to=
pembcr reilt Tibelil,s of Ginlabna
nes Mosfouer Gatriurhots Der rlliz
iiihcn ortbohpren Stride III eincm
mebrtdaiaen gcillh nod Mosfau.
Evening star., 1952-12-16

THE first page of the first Star, published 100
years ago today, emerges in exact size from
present-day page /.
Size is not the only contrast. The first issue
of The Star contained only four pages. Like most
newspapers of its day, The Star of century ago
published no news on the first page. In 1852,
flatbed presses could only print ON one side of
the paper and the front and back pages were
usually printed first. News was left for the two
inside pages which were printed last
Evening star., 1952-12-16

Advertisements on page were common. even
as they are today in some British newspapers As
The Star became more successful, more adver.
tsements took the place of such literary effusios
as the short story joke column and poem that
appeared in the first Star.
The second page of the first Star boasted
salutatory editorial occupying the first column.
Other columns contained an assortment of news
and comment: 1t was noted that 9-year-Old Day
ton Ohio) boy had contributed his first earnings Of
Evening star., 1952-12-16
P4osP1cTus
DAILY EVENING STAR.

Tia undsrsigned proposes 70 publish, %
soon 90 q sufficient number Of suhscribers
shall have been obtained 70 justly the under
taking. adaily afternoon paper. to Be called
"Ths Dsily Evening Star"
"The Star" Is dssigned to supply Q de-
sidsratum which has long existed at the Ne
tropolis Of the nation. Free from party
trammels. and sectarian influences, il will
preserve strict neutrality. snd, whilst
msintaining fearless spirit Of Independent
dence will be devoted, in an especial man
ner to the local interests Of the beautiful
city which bears the honored name Of Wash.
ington. and to the welfare and happiness Of
the large aud growing population within it's
borders. To develop tho resources Of the
Metropolis--to increase and facilitate its mer-
cautile operations--to foster and encourage
its industrial pursuits--to stimulate its busi-
ness and tfsde-to accelerate its progress
in the march to power and greatness-shese
shall be the main objects Of the paper.
"The Star" will also beam forth intelli.
geuee from all sections Of the country. BY tele-
graph aud mail. and give it in form so con-
densed as not to render it necessary to slit
bushel Of chaff before 6nding a grain of
wheat. The articles, editorial aud selected,
will be BRIEF varied. and sprightly. Nothing
shall be admitted into its columns offensive
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ing. in moral point Of view. to which even
the most fastidious might object II is the
determination Of the publisher to make it Q
paper which will be welcome visiter to
every family, and one which may he perused
not only with pleasure, but with profit. .
The editorial department will be under the
direction Of gentleman Of ability and tact.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING
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For six lines or less n For twelve lines or less
Evening star., 1952-12-16
DAILY EVENING STAR.
Written for The " 4vsnios esar."l
10 THE EVENING STAR.

OF sil the sears thss gem the shy,
Most beautiful thou art
The brightest oas that srcess the eye,
The dearest b the heart.
Dy thss how many lovers plight
Their warm end c,ustant love,
While, through tbs silent shades Of night
Thou snliisse from abovei
Hov many hsaSts, In holy dreams,
To thes ara tarned st even,
Asd feel - # thy glowing beams
Lis up their path 70 HsAvoa, -.
WHEN ahiuing o'sr the stosIny -,
Whsss sngsy billows roar.
Ro~ many pse thsir faith in thes,
Aud Mysiy reach the shorei
Then beam, Oh gentle Star on me,
whom dangers round mo rise.
Asd gvlds my spirit up 70 thee,
70 dwell In bissful skissl
...... =. Mon.
AsmNdroN DEcR,nRR 1881 ....
Evening star., 1952-12-16
PUTNAM'S MONTHLY.

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l and urgently expressed wish Of eminent and ju-
dieious persons In various sections Of the country
have decided to commence on the first Of Jonuary.
1ssa, entirely original Periodical under the above
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ofa popular magazine with the higher and grayer
qualities Of quarterly review Alling position hith
ereo unoccupied in our literature
While attroctise variety for the general reader "a
thus obtained, there will b. 40 attempt 10 secure sub
stantiai excellence In each department.
To sccompii this we intend that the work In oil
5ts mechanical snd business aspects shall be such
will meet the views Of most writcrs
such redium ~ they would seek for IN communi.
cating with the world. and such may erupt koms TO
buted to periodials.
We intend that oil articles admi.tsd into the work
shall be literally paid for.
We believe that sn ample material exists for sach
work that there Is no tack either Of talent amonx
our writer's or Of appreciation the Of the resdps
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fhi: KIDD may bring 70 light much true genius yet
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The original Stars third page contained a
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tisements and an announcement by The Star that
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prepared by one of our bankers, as well as the
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and one vary modest man in white cra,at,
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Evening star., 1952-02-07
Special Dispatch TO The staP

BALTIMORE, Feb. 7.-George
Rhoden of Morgan State College
was named the outstanding per-
former in last nights 175th Regi-
ment-South Atlantic Athletic AS
sociation games, but Maryland
and Georgetown runners domi-
mated the show.
Rhoden scored his sixth cup VIC
tory Of the season with q record
eoualing 1:11.4 in the 600-yard
event. and came back to run
game but futile anchor leg for
Morgan's mile relay team. Mean
while. Maryland and Georgetown
athletes were mopping up. while
Catholic University's mile team
also got a surprise victory in its
section of the relay to make the
conquest of visitors from the
Washington area more complete
Six Wins for Terps.
Maryland won six events, while
Georgetown's colors twice flashed
over the finish line ahead OF the
field. They also cracked one meet
record each. One Of Maryland's
victories was Tyson Creamer's win
in the Blue and Gray $50. in which
he defeated Joe La Pierre OF
GEORGETOWN and Gene Thomas by
10 yards. La Pierre. tuning up for
his mile debut in the Baxter Mile
at the New York A. C. games Sat-