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Evening star., 1954-12-30
chicoqo Grain

CHICAGO, Dec. 80 tF9 F9--steady prices
ruled for grains in the Board Of TRADE
to-day as tie market righsed itself after
The urgent selling pressure notice.
able in several grains right ct the close
yesterday did not reappear today: In
the belief the markets technical condi-
wheat near the end oi the tirst
ssgE vas corn lessr sssI sishs. q hisSs Mass
hlshsr 5a% rye 70 hishsr.
hsEsn MsEsa ans4y y Io sgg sogss.ns and la1s un a
SsSs e n esn!s s1ss hundred pounds
based isrssis on ih the TACT That skies n n
the southwest were clearing after the
Big snow. There still was some doubt
tent Of the moisture In the western sec
tiOn Of the Great Plains. This was the
real dry area
improved, trades said. A better indi-
cation Of the extent Of that improve
ment viii come early next week with
issuance Of the usual weekly Weather
Meanwhile. there was some buying in
wheat on the prospect q snbstanttal
export business next month. Yukoslavia
export business next month. Yueosisyie
Soybeans did not make much response
to the monthly Census Bureau crush
ings report. which showed 22.1es. 900
bushels Of beans were crushed in NO.
vember compared with 21,735. 600 In
the previous month, and 2O.2s3.000 ..
year ago.
Receipts OF cash corn totaled 80 cars.
OF oats SO cars and Of soybeans fiye
cars. While these receipts were very
light, grainmen were expecting q sharp
increase in corn arrivals starting next
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Evening star., 1954-12-30
Business Briefs

Stock Exchanges in the United
States ana Canada will be open
for a full session tomorrow, De-
cember 81. Grain markets and
cotton exchanges will operate.
only half a day. 4s
Bank Clearings in Is leading
cities in the week ended Decem-
Der 20 totaled $19,205, ass 900
compared with $23. 1853, ,428 900 in
the previous week and $15,285,-
493, 900 in the like week year
ago.-Dun & Bradstreet.
Business Loans by member
banks in the week ended Decem-
ber % totaled $22, ,423. .000. 900, UP
$64 million from the previous
week, but down 1898 million
from the like week a year ago.
Federal Reserve Board.
Crude Petroleum Production
in the week ended December "a
averaged 6,400,950 barrels daily.
up 25,65O for the week and COM
pared with 6.233,000 in the like
week a year ago.-American
Petroleum Institute.
Investors have put sos million
into $4,000 monthly investment
plans since the installment plan
for buying stocks was introduced
last January. it was announced by
the New York Stock Exchange.
N. Y. State Bankers Assn.
announced formation of the
first mutual trust investment
company to provide a legal
investment medium for trusts,
estates and guardianships ad-
ministered by New York State
banks.
KOppers CO., Inc. announced
it will spend $40 million on new
plants, equipment and improve
ment work next year.
Motorola, Inc, introduced q
1855 line of % television receiy-
ers ranging in price from $139.95
to $399.95.
Pacific Tel. g. Tel. Co. in IL
months ended November 80
earned $61,3O1,974 or 1884 a
share VS.. $5o,716.463 or $7.44 in
1868.
Southern Pacific Trans. in II
months ended November 80
earned $44.713,738 or $4.94 q
share VS.. $50. 8.703,372 or $6.49 In
1853 period.
Western Maryland Railway In
IL months ended November 80
earned $4,922. $50 or $27.74 a pre-
ferred share VS.. $7,454,035 or
$42.01 in 1853 period.
Beatrice Foods Co. in months
ended November 80 earned
$3,361, ,773 or $2.25 q share VS..
$2,597, 1855 or $2.l4 In 1853 period.
Raytheon Mfg. Co. in 6 months
ended November 80 earned
1896. 900 or Sc cents share VS..
1883, 900 or 64 cents in 1853
period.
Murray Corp. of America in 8
months ended November 80
earned $1,031 ,1O8 or 81 cents a
share VS.. 1851 500 or SO cents in
1853 period.
Evening star., 1954-12-30
Harvard Radio Telescope
To Be Largest in u. 5.
Bx The Assceiuted Press

HARVARD, Mass, Dec. 3d.
The Harvard College Obserya-
tory is building a new radio
telescope which will be the
largest in use in the United
States.
The device collects radiations
from the sun and stars and
makes it possible to obtain data
beyond the range of optical OBJ
servatfon. It will augment a de-
vice of similar design built here
in 1852. The new telescope will
have a saucer shaped antenna
so feet in diameter.
The largest now in use in the
United States has a 50-foot an
tenna and is at the Navy Re-
search Laboratory in Washing
ton. Two larger ones are being
built in Europe. one with a 250-
foot antenna, in England, and
one IT'S feet in diameter, in the
Netherlands.
Radio astronomy as a science
is only about 20 years old.
Evening star., 1954-12-30
Stocks Turn Lower.
Dip Extends 10 81;
Trading Moderaies
By she As.oeiosed Press

NEW YORK. Dec. 3O.-The
stock market turned lower in the
early afternoon today after a
favorable start. Aircrafts were
in demand at higher prices.
Losses went to around q point,
Gains usually were small but ex-
tended to around 4 points in
some instances.
Today's slip followed two days
of strong advance that carried
the market to new peaks since
the highest levels of 1929.
The volume of business was
moderate.
Strength in the aircraftS CO.
incided with the vote Of the
French Chamber of Deputies in
favor Of West German rearma-
ment.
Minus signs were sprinkled
literally in the steels. motors,
railroads, coppers, airlines and
chemicals.
Loew's opened on 10000 shares
up VI at 81. A block of 10000
shares of National Department
Stores traded at 10 of VI, and
1000 shares of Chicago &
North Western preferred traded
at 33A up 37s.
The bond market was higher.
Government issues in the over
the-counter market moved
narrowly.
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New York Produce
YESTERDAY: Quotations O..

NEW YORK, Dec, 30 ;mgutter
prices on bulk cartons Uresh): Cream
cry, 93-score fAA),. 60s4-61 cents; g2-
score ca. 60A-6O1a: g0-score CD. So
Cheese, steady to Arm. Receipts 49,
9S6. Prices UNCHANGED.
Wholesale egg prices. unsettled. Re-
follow: Midwestern, mixed colcrs. extras
(4S-50 lbs.), 34-341s; extra large l45-
4s lbs.). 32-33; extras medium 32-3?Ms,; 3ns /;
Sd: dirties. sp-2S; checks. 26-29. Whites.
extras .(4S-b0 lbs.). 36-36M; extras
large (45-4s Ibs.). 35-35a; extraas
SO lbs.J, 34h -35h: extras large (45-4S
lbs.). 33-33h,
Nearby. whites; top quality l4S5uho
3S-2sKa Browns, top quality t4S.50
lbsD, asa -36la; mediums, 33lz-34; ;
Evening star., 1954-12-30

slsHriy SALES On the ExehanEe-
iI:VU q .yn TAO Coo ~ noon $50 600
900 . q ) 81 600 zoo n o 600 600
fUnit OF tradlng 10 shares ol sales N
full In pankruptcy or FecelyerShip or
belne feorsanfzed under the Bankruptcy
Act or securities assumed by such COM
panies Rates Of dividend - the fore-
GOING table are annual disbursements
based o. the ast quarterly 81 semi
annual declaration Unless otherwise
noted special or extra dividends are not
inclyded ( Also sxtra oE extTss An.
OF paid u 053 .plus stock dividend
g pecieIed Or paid 81 far tnis year
on ex-diyidend or redistribution data.
9 Paid last year. h Declared % paid
after stock dtvidenn or splitup De-
ciared OF uaid this year.. an accumula-
tive issue with dividends N arrears
2 Paid this year dividend omitted. de-
ferre6 J0r no action taken. at last 4iyi-
dend meeting Declared cT paid ID
1854 plns stock dividend , Laquidattng
dividend. cid Called. * dividend. x-4is
X distribution. xr Ex rights. IN WtEh1Rt
warrants M. With warrants Nd When
distributed Y. When iEsued. ~
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Sweden Bio Ego SuppIier

STOcKHOLM.-Swede sup
piled the United States with so
percent Of its total imports of
dried whole eggs in 1853. Dur
ing the first six months of 1854
it supplied more than 1000
pounds to American importers.
compared with 1000 pounds for
all 1858.
Evening star., 1954-12-30
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Dec. 80 n Cotton fi-
tures improved during the forenoon to-
day on small trade and local buying,
The trading lacked particular signff-
cance, with the showdown IA loan entries
and possibility heavier offerings Of spot
cotton after the turn of the year Great
ing cautious note in the market,
Noon prices were UNCHANGED 70 9
cents q bale higher than the preyi3N&
close. March. 81 .70s Nay. 35.O4. u
july, 36-le.
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Egg MaFket STEADY.
fYerterlfavse 0nof 4 kfann

Egrs: Market steady TO firm. Prices
moved higher On large and Medtun11.
Arrivals and supplies heavy. Demand
fair. 50
s Prices paid By first receivers delivered
fob. Baltimore, cases Included: Large.
minimum SO per cent quality. whites.
361z. Mediums. minimum 90 per cent
quality, whites. 1885. few WgheF.
browns and mixed eclors. 1886. liner.
Recsipts: Eggs 6.s2e cases b5Struck.
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Metal Quotations

NEW YORK, Dec. so @.--spct non.
ss. fergus metal metal prices tod. today GcppeT "a
Is cents . pound, New York. Zinc il y
cents pound. East st. Louis, Tn
S7sa cents . pound, New York. Al
quoted ct 33.00-34.0O.
Evening star., 1954-12-30
Qdd-Lnt DEALINGS

NEW YORK, Dec. 80 R.--The New
York Stock Exchange reported today
these odd lot transactions by principal
90. Purchases of 333 1877 shares; sales
Of $40. .541 shares including 2,025 shares
sold short.
Evening star., 1954-05-31
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

and TRUST NOTES. So,35O disc.
house. for $3.50. AID. 4-7JO0:
HE 4-4g17. ewes. 81
TOP PRICES PAID for end-trust
notes. HAROLD B. BONART ~
CO. Call OIL. 4-5947 anv time.
s.. 900 .-YEAR ond trust. pay $55
mo. GOOD makers behind b. and L
let 81 oOO M r-OS11
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houses FOR SALIVA.

NEW BRICK RAMBLRRs with 8
spacious bedrms;. sep, din. fm.. liy.
s. sm with IL .taC trepl & fun bs%t; n,. ,.IIh ~
scsped lot. Total price $ls.6So With
$4,000 down. Call ia. 5-S968.
COMMoNWEALTH PROPERTIES.
Evening star., 1954-05-31
WAVERLY HILLS
WESTOVER
HOT DOGl

You can move into this 2-bedrm.
brick Colonial Immediately. owner
transferred and must move at once.
and churches: nice liv. rm.. separate
din. rm., tile bsmt. floor. Put your
kiddies out in fenced rear yard and
do your housework in freedom! GI
CONTRACT WITH SMALL DOWN.
PAYMENT ACCEPTED. Price, S14.-
$50. Call today!
Arlington Realty Co.
2212 Wilson Blvd, IA. 7-6Soo tn o
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

BANNOCKBURN--12 large lots, 2
blks. OF Macarthur blvd. sewer and
water at property line. Mr.. Leblipg,
ewes; and Sun, OIL. 4-66sS ROBERT
- r Be- HAIL CO; Oh. 2o532?o. I'll
and water incl laterals singly or as
a group: $4 500 each. Mr.. Lebling
ewes and Sun, OIL. 4-66SS. ROBERT
B. HALL CO.. OIL. 2-3250. --3I
BETHESDA-Recorded subdivision OF
73 lots for quality homes. Builder
or developer can start work imme-
81, 81. 4-gssS :, SssS ROBERT B. HALL co.
one ACRE on city water in spring
field area: lge. shade trees; tele-
phone and electricity: state roads;
Reatofs Ts9o terms Ki ss55s LYNCH CLOSED 4 SONS sn
so1S Spsn AID HSD L SITS. N.w.-Approx. 1r
2G.035 so it.. goes through to public
alley; zone lst commercial 90-D.
For price etc; apply GEORGE L.
BoRGER' NE sNS;o 1Hc "a" Indiana ave.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Level lot,
sides; s5xiS0; S5,995. To reach:
Chevy Chase Circle to Western, rt.
on Western to Aberfoyle to 1925
EN-. o-I101. NO brokers' please.
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS-A-acre and
larger wooded lots in $35, ,000-home
area, fully improved; S4,500 and up.
OWNER, KE 6-S395. No agents.
LOT. SILVER sPRING-Good sec
tion. close in. nr. schools. beaut..
level. trees; all utils.. bus serv.;
S2. $50. OWNER, JU. 9-4250. .
BETHESDA, CLOSE-IN "a rambler
sites. soft. frontage; ready TO so.
$500 cash will handle. balance
subordinated Call OIL. 4-O610 OIL.
44I,"72o: SAMUEL E. BoGtEY INC.
LAUREL, MD.-12e lots averasing
50x150; roads partly graded and
culverts in; owner willing TO sub
BROWN AGENCY, JU. 9-3444 ~.
BEAUTiFUL 2h ACRES. Fairfax
Hills; convenient to transportation.
schools, shops, churches vicinity
Annandale; miles from Lincoln
Memorial. Phone OWNER. ia. X
S3OS.
BEAUTIFUL LEEsBURG PIKE (Rte.
Ill to ) acre farmettes. Loudoun.
Fairfax Cos; 2 mi. west OF Dranes-
Vile. Va. which is 4 miles to Cham
Bridge. Several sprinsS 3 TO 40 II;
wide streams, mt. view: wooded and
cleared. Low prices, excellent terms:
Construction started on black-top
sSts. suns, IA. s-2512.
g ACRE or 2 building lots for sale
By owner, Berwyn Heights. 10.
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FOR SALE
0~l TDTICTI NOTEC

End TRUST NOTES
trust 81. 500, b. and /: second trust
is $4,000 payable $40 mo: 6Ts:
good makers. Price. $1,000.
ALSO AS SEygERALp gSs! pisooENf 1892 NOTES
SOL INVEST. CO., II. 3-5307
Evening star., 1954-05-31
VACATION PLACES
LOANS

LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Let me refnance your home and con-
solidate your present trusts. thereby
reducing monthly payments and in
terest and give you any balance in
cash. Call MR. MILLER NE. S-l220:
evenings LA 6-5l94
Evening star., 1954-05-31
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

COVE POINT-Cottage avail. vkly
rental, reasonable: Cal va. 2.
premises al
S35 per wk avail. from June ! to
July 10. LO. 5-2S5S.
Evening star., 1954-05-31
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

LOCAL TRANSFER COMPANY has
warehouse space. approximately
1000 SO. IT,, Kenilworth ave. sec
tion: railroad siding and truck fa-
cilities. We are equipped to handle
small distribution account or stor-
age. Contact L. sWATNER, 1112
Race ST., Baltimore. or call Plaza
Evening star., 1954-05-31
REAL ESTATE LOANS

CASH IN ONE DAY-Second trust
srer loans ,rsft, snd R% R9%tes purchased Also
MONEY ON End TRUSTs-we will
buy 2nd:trust notes D C., nearby
Md or Va; reasonable rates. MA.
TIoNAL MORTGAGE q INVEST.
MENT CORP. 1912 N 2. ave. NV
~TRsf AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
BARLOW REALTY CO.. Realtors.
1881 9 st NV. ME. S-24o5.
end TRUSTS. Arlington area: immed.
action: MECHANIC PROPERTIES.
200 Wilson blvd. Arl IA. 2-3300.
MecIA1NE ahnh EN' PRoPERT1Es. PRpEfRsf s. sfesi Zoo
Wilson blvd. -Arl.. IA, 2-3300. -
I st. end, 3rd TRUST LOANS covering
D. c. nearby Nd. and Va. proper
ties Financial relief for all pur.
poses. including repairs. remodeling.
additions or improvements. APEX
REALTY CO, Oil N. Y. ave. n:ws
SPOT CASH FOR End TRUSTS
2l2es to 4ee DISCOUNT
Mr.. QUICK, 10. 4-6j65
Evening star., 1954-05-31
VARIETY STORE
BAKERY

Wonderful spot for bakery In shop
ping center now nearing completion
at Wheeler rd. and Waller pl. s.e.
Over 1000 families in immediate
neighborhood; lease to suit. UN. f.
$500, 10. 2-37S3.
Evening star., 1954-05-31
FAIRFAX
IT'S CAPE COD!
IT'S BRICK!

IT'S S12,65O!
AALF ACRE, wooded lot! There
are two bedrms. and bath on the
Let a., nice liv. rm., equipped kitch-
On. expansibls attic. Small down
he'd veteran. Act fast on this one!
Arlington Realty Co.
0a13 Wilson blvd. IA. 1880 til Q
Evening star., 1954-05-31
sroREs FOR RENT tcent.l
HARDWARE STORE

in shopping center now nearing COM
pletion at Wheeler rd. and Wahler
pl. Sc. Over 1000 families in i'm
mediate neighborhood; lease to suit.
CN. 4-3500, 10. 2-37S3.
Evening star., 1954-05-31
WESTORY BUILDING

l4th AND F SITS. NV.
t605 14th ST. N.W)
Extra-lge. corner room now avail. on
9Th d.. which can be subdivided
into smaller rooms. Will decor. To
suit tenant. For information. call
Mr.. Transue. EN-. $4,000, LEGUNi
& GERBER REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1954-05-31
BOND BUILDING

14th and New York Ave. NV.
Single and Groom suites available
now at this prominent once address
For particulars, Mr.. Awkward
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.. 1903 H
ST NV MA 2-23Ah
Evening star., 1954-05-31
DESK SPACE

ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk
space in Dupont Circle area: tele-
phone answering, mail service avail
Call DE. 2-S000.
Evening star., 1954-11-26
off Day Against Green Bay
Not Enough to Stop Lions

minutes and the Packers took
a TO lead on Floyd Breezy
Reid's 48-yard sweep.
Layne got that one back,
pitching an 18-yard touchdown
pass to Doak Walker. It was
the Tooth touchdown pass in
L.ayne's. career.
l4-14 Tie at Halftime.
Rote banged across from the
/, and Christensen returned q
Rote pass 80 yards for a touch
down. leaving the teams in q
14-14 deadlock at halftime.
After Fred Cone gave Green
Bay q 17-14 lead with q 26-yard
field goal. the Lions struck for
two consecutive touchdowns to
take the lead for keeps.
Layne pitched a swing pass
to Halfhack Lew Carpenter, who
raced 10 yards to score. Chris
tiansen thundered 81 yards with
a punt for the other.
However, just as the third pc
riod ended. Rote lofted q tre-
mendous pass which End Max
MCGEE caught behind the entire
Detroit team and rambled to q
touchdown. The play covered
50 yards-or 81 If you count
where Rote tossed it from.
Evening star., 1954-11-26
Games Tomorrow to Clarity
StM-MuddIed Bowl Questions

Birmingham and Georgia Tech
at Georgia.
Baylor can tie Arkansas for
the Southwest Conference crown
by getting past Rice. But Ar
kansas already has been selected
for the Cotton Bowl, having
beaten Baylor earlier in the sea-
son.
Notre Dame entertains South
ern California. which will meet
Ohio State in the Rose Bowl.
The Irish, fourth last week in
the Associated Press poll Of
sports writer's and sportscasters,
aren't interested in postseason
games.
Oklahoma, perennial ruler Of
the Big Seven, will 60 after its
10Th straight victory. Oklahoma
A6CM is the intended victim.
Wake Forest Meets Gamecocks.
Other games on the schedule
have Holy Cross at Boston Col
leae, Miami at Florida, Wake
Forest at South Carolina, Louisi-
ana State at Tulane, Tennessee
at Vanderbilt. West Virginia at
Virginia, Texas Tech at Hardin
Simmons, Arkansas at Houston
and Texas Christian at Southern
Methodist.
It's a rarity when Thanksgiv-
ing Day produces any important
decisions. but this year was an
exception. Three conference
titles were decided yesterday
tSee FOOTBALL, Page C-2.)
Evening star., 1954-11-26
BY she Assoeiaisd Press

DETROIT, Nov. 26. After
getting a bad" game out of their
system, the Detroit Lions are
within one victory Of clinching
their third straight Western Di-
vision title and a spot in the
National Football Leagues
championship playoff.
The Lions. playing loosely both
on offense and defense, squeezed
past the Green Bay Packers. 28-
"a, in their annual Thanksgiving
Day game before 55.532 fans in
Briggs Stadium.
The victory Coach Buddy
Parker called it q lucky one
moved the Lions into q position
where one more win send them
against the champions Of the
Eastern Division in the title game
which, barring plications. is
set for December rs.
Lions Have on Day.
There were flashes Of brilliance
by the two-tilne champions
such as Bobby Layne's two
touchdown passes tthe Tooth and
l0lst Of his career) and two daz-
zling runs by Jack Christensen.
who went 80 yards with an inter-
cepted pass for one touchdown
and 81 yards with Q punt return
for another.
But for the most part, the
sharpness which characterized
the Lions play earlier in the
season was missing. Instead.
they appeared sluggish and tired.
Tobin Rote, the Green Bay
quarterback, singlehandedly up
set the Lions. The former Rice
star handled the bali on 90
plays. passing for one touch
down and scoring another. He
completed only Is Of SO passes.
but they were good for 254
yards. He also ran seven times
for another 50 yards.
Green Bay held Detroit In its
own territory for the first Is
Evening star., 1954-11-26
BY The Associated Press

The waning college football
season takes its final deep
breath tomorrow, with only a
few big games left for the fol-
lowers Saturday.
Heading the program, OF
course, Is the Army-Navy game
before more than 100000 il,
Philadelphia. Always a spec
tacle, this years contest is more
important than usual because the
winner will be rated the un-
official champion of the East
Bowl-wise, they still need a
host team for tile Orange Bowl,
two teams for the Sugar Bowl
and the visiting outfit for the
Cotton Bowl. The Atlantic
Coast, Southeastern and South
west Conference races are to be
decided.
Nebraska, the Big Seven run
nerup, already has been in
stalled as the Orange Bowl
visitor. The Atlantic Coast Con-
ference will take a vote after
Saturdays games to decide
whether Duke or Maryland will
go. If North Carolina beats
Duke tomorrow, Maryland will
take the title automatically
Mississippi Seeks Spot.
Sugar Bowl nomination ira
ditionally goes to- the South
eastern Conference winner ano
Mississippi can take it by whip
ping Mississippi State. Other
important conference games pit
Auburn against Alabama al
Evening star., 1954-11-26
Football Schedule
On Radio and Tv
Television Tomorrow.

TeleviSiOn Tomorrow.
Montreal VS.. Edmonton (Can-
.ada pro championship -WRC-
TV. 12::45 pm.
Army vs.. Navy WMAL-TV,
lbs pm.
Radio Tomorrow.
Army VS.. NayyWRC. lis
pm.
Southern California at Notre
Dame VOL, las pm.
West Virginia at Virginia
WPIK. 2 pm.
Roundup Of big games
WTOP, q pm
Oklahoma at Oklahoma A6zM
-WMAI.. 2:l5 pm.
Tclevision Sunday.
Redskins at Philadelphia
WMAL-TV. 3 pm.
Radio Sunday.
Redskins at Philadelphia
WNIAIs. 3 pm.
San Francisco at Baltimore
Colts WTOP, 2 pm.
Evening star., 1954-11-26
Navy More Cock<y About Game Than Favored Army
BIoik as Cautious as Ever
About Big One I 7omorrow

were riddled by a so-called
cribbing scandal. Navy won the
game. 42-7, its most lop-sided
victory in the long series.
Have Come Along Fast.
Blaik, a serious master of the
fundamentals, has been recon-
structing since and will have
one Of his better teams going
for him tomorrow. Caught of
guard by South Carolina in the
opener, the Black Knights have
rolled to seven straight victories
since and rank a six-point favor
ite to spoil Navy's hopes for
bid to the Sugar Bowl.
Army apparently is not inter-
ested in bowls. The Army band
will 60 to- Pasadena, Calf, to
provide music in the Rose Bowl,
but any talk about the football
team participating was termed
ridiculous" by a West Point
spokesman.
Not so ridiculous are Army's
chances to knock the Middies
out of consideration. While
Blaik, pessimist among pessi-
mists, worries about George
Welsh, the Navy quarterback
with a grand knowledge of pass
ing, ball-handling and the option
play, the Cadets have their share
Of the good things in college
backfields.
Pete. Vann a Standout.
Pete Vann, Army's signal call
er. could be the best quarterback
in the East. In the opinion Of
most, he gives Army an edge in
all quarterbacking departments.
and while Navy has it's share Of
(See ARMY, Page C-3.)
Evening star., 1954-11-26
Perez Batfers Shirai
In Late Rounds 10 Win
World dFIyweightTiAe
BY the Assoeiated Press

TOKYO, Nov. 26.-Pascual
Perez. a terrific little terrier
from Argentina, won the fly
weight championship of the
world tonight by battering
heavier and rangier Yoshio
Shirai of Japan into a stumbling
daze in is violent rounds.
More than $4,000 fans saw
Japan's first world champion
lose in crisp outdoor match
in Korakuen Baseball Stadium.
The fiery Latin. who wasn't
given a chance against the
champion, won by a wide margin
on all three official scorecards.
Mai. Jack Sullivan of the
United States Army, the referee,
scored it 146-139. Judge Bill
Pachecho of Hawaii had it
143-136 and Judge Kuniharu
Hayashi Of Japan, 146-134. The
Associated Press card had it
143-140.
Wins in Late Rounds.
Perez, trailing after II rounds,
punched out his. decision in the
last four.
He knocked Shirai down in the
18th with a stunning left upper
cut and Jared him into a
fumbling wreck in the last three.
The champion, who had carved
out a sizable point margin in
the earlier rounds and opened
q streaming cut over Perez's left
eye, offered only a feeble re-
sistance late in the fight.
Perez is the first Argentine ever
to win a world boxing cham
pionship.
Thoroughly Beaten.
Shirai, a thoroughly beaten
champion, said he could not
focus his right eye on his little
buzzsaw opponent after the 18th
round blow.
"I couldn't see him-some-
times he'd be in focus and some
times he'd fade away" ShiraI
said.
The jubilant Perez rushed to q
microphone and shouted. II won
for Peron! ] won for my coun-
try! I won for Argentina"
Shirai weighed 111h, Perez
107A. Shirai at 5-feet-5 tow
cred inches over Perez.
First Since sFirpO.
Perez was the first Argentine
to fight for a world crown since
Luis Angel Firpo was knocked
out BY Jack Dempsey In 1925
after he had knocked Dempsey
into the seats In one Of the
rings most famous fights.
Shirai and Perez fought to a
non-title draw in Buenos Aires
last July.
It was Shirai's fifth defense
of the title he won In 1852. The
31-year- -old boxer gave every
sign Of having hit the end Of
the road.
The fighters percentage of the
gate has not been announced but
Perez manager said his fight
er's cut would not cover ex-
penses. Shirai repeatedly got
| SIC. 500.