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Evening star., 1955-05-10
Joan Crawford
Wed in Nevada

LAS VEGAS, New, May 10
tP).-Movie Star Joan Crawford
made a flying trip to Las Vegas
and was married in a surprise
ceremony early today to Alfred
N. Steele. president of the Pep
si-Cola Co.
The civil ceremony was per-
formed at 2:10 am. in the pent-
house of the .Flamingo Hotel
with Municipal Judge John
Mendoza officiating.
The 47-year-old actress wore
a black and gold dinner dress
for the wedding. which was at
tended by only a few friends
She was in a gay mood and
after the ceremony said: This
is the happiest moment Of my
life"
Miss Crawford and Mr.. Steele
who is 81, flew into Las Vegas
last night in his private plane.
MI. steele, recently divorced,
is from New York. His best man
for the wedding was Bert Knigh-
ton, a business associate.
A hotel spokesman said the
newlyweds planned to fly back
to Hollywood today because of
Miss CraWford's picture commit
ments.
For Miss Crawford this was
the fourth marriage. She
was married to Douglas Fair
banks. jr., in 1929 and they
were divorced in 1888. Her mar
riage to Actor Franchot Tone
in 1885 ended in divorce in 1899.
Three years later she and Philip
Terry were married and divorce
came in 1916.
Miss Crawford, born in San
Antonio, Tex, appeared on the
Evening star., 1955-05-10
Metals Society Elect
D. c. Chapter Offices

The Washington Chapter Of
the American Society for Metals
last night held National Of
ficers Night" highlighted by
election of new officers.
Principal ones are NJ. R. Mey-
erson of the National Bureau of
Standards. chairman: M. c. Flick,
Office of Defense Mobilization,
vice chairman, and j. H. Schaum,
National Bureau of Standards,
reelected secretary treasurer.
Evening star., 1955-05-10

New star Jimmy Dean has re-
ceived his draft notice and the
Warner Brothers legal depart
ment is working overtime to get
him deferred until he finishes
Giant" Roscoe Ates is
coming back into pictures to do
The Kettles in the OZarks"
with Marjorie Main and Arthur
Hunnicutt. Roscoe has a new
way of suffering. Stewart
Granger flew in from London
for a long week end with wife
Jean Simmons in Hollywood.
Then back to London for more
"Bhowani Junction"
Poor Debbie Reynolds. Why
doesn't everyone leave this nice
kid alone. Charlton Heston.
now toiling in THE Ten Com
mandments," has three terrific
play offers. He'll choose one.
Vincent Price was offered
a summer tour of Don Juan in
He'll with Dennis King, Judith
Evelyn and another star. .
Pier Angeli's twin sis, Marlsa
Pavan, was signed to a long
term deal by Hal Wallis because
of Rose Tattoo" And Burt
Lancaster wants her for The
Rainmaker.
Jane WitherS has 10 bedrooms
and 13 bath rooms in her new
33-room home. Don Loper
is putting together a new and
shining repertoire for that fine
comedienne. Kaye Ballard. start
ing tonight at the Macambo.
Tennessee Ernie tells me
there are two types Of sweater
girls in Hollywood! Those who
fit them and those who knit
them. Gale Storm has a
date at the Copacabana in New
York City. jim BacKus
hopes that Joan Davis will for
get him when she starts her
new TV series. He's doing SO
we'll with movies.
A wire from Ella Logan from
New York: "Tootsie, you were
misinformed. I wasn't hoping to
get 'Dilly' (the new stage musi-
cali. They we're hoping to get
me. but I turned it down. so
straighten me out. pet. Love to
Bow Wow, the kids and yourself" "
Evening star., 1955-05-10
Here's why:

AS your engine warns up, these de-
posts warm up, too-glow red hot. And
these glowing particles act like hot Goals
ignite the gasoline mixture ahead of
time. before the pistons reach proper
firing position. This is called pre-6ring
Evening star., 1955-05-10

and means that power works against yoa
instead of for you.
In addition, these same deposits have
another power-wasting effect: They foul
spark plugs, causing your engine to miss.
Engineers will tell you there's nothing
more wasteful of power and gasoline than
pre-fring and spark plug miss"
But there is an answer there's one
high octane gasoline that gives you all
the advantages of high octane without
the power,crippling effects of these de-
posits-Shell Premium Gasoline with
TOPS.
TCP, the She'll developed additive,
freproofs the deposits SO that they no
longer cause pre-6ring. No longer can
they glow red hot and ignite the gaso-
line mixture. And TCP stops spark plug
''miss,' too. Your spark plugs do the job
they are supposed to do.
Start getting the full power built into
your engine. Get Shell Premium with
TCP. It's the most powerful gasoline
your car can use!
'Sheas Trademark for this unique gasoline additive
developed by Shell Research. Patent applied foE.
Evening star., 1955-05-10

Hollywood scene in the late
1920s. She won an Oscar for
the 1945 film Mildred Pierce. "
The actress has four adopted
children.
Mr.. Steele has two children,
Sally and Alfred Nelson, by his
Evening star., 1955-10-17
Masjunli Gain
In Indonesia

JAKARTA, Indonesia, Oct. II
Up. - Indonesia's long winded
general elections swung into q
neck-and-neck battle tonight
between the Communist-oriented
Nationalists and the pro-Western
Moslem Masjumi.
Displaying consistently increas-
ing strength outside densely
populated Java. the Masiumi
rolled up a landslide vote to chal-
lenge the Nationalists for the
lead. Less than 100000 votes
separated them and there were
strong indications the Masjumi
might shortly overtake the Ma
tionalists.
Latest unofficial vote tahula-
tions from the Celebes, the Lesser
Sundas and the Moluccas Islands
showed Masjumi running much
as 3 to 10 over the Nationalists.
Masjumi also held long leads in
voting in Sumatra and Borneo.
where voting will not be COM
pleted until late November.
A tentative figure worked out
on the basis of current tabula-
tons. and concurred in by gov
eminent officials, indicated a
bare edge in seats for Masjumi
in the new parliament Of .260
members. Under the complex
Indonesian system Masiumi was
credited with 68 seats to SIS for
the Nationalists. As for the Mos
lem Orthodox Radicals and 40
for the Communists and the re-
llaainder to be scattered among
lesser parties.
All OF this was subject to a
sudden change. Repolling in
Central Java in 81 precincts
could setback Masjumi's chances.
Also the Nationalists and Com
munists have charged Masjuyni
deliberately passed unofficial
tabulations. The official count,
when it comes In late December,
may be q whole lot different
than the present unofficial totals,
Evening star., 1955-10-17
|Bao Dai Files
Protest Against
Premier Diem

The State Department today
|receivedHa protest by vietnamest
Emperor Bao Dai against the
governmental activity Of South
Vietnamese Premier Ngo DIM
Diem.
The protest Of the exiled EN-
peror was delivered to American
British, French. Soviet and In.
dian representatives in Paris.
The message, relayed here. ap.
pealed to the recipient countries
to refuse to support Diem's gov.
Iernmental activity which con-
forms neither to the profound
sentiment of the Vietnamess
people nor to the common cause
|of peace"
Refers TO Hostility
This seemed to refer to both
|Diem's hostility toward Com
Imunist run North Wet Nam and
Ito Diem's decision to hold a
referendum, October 90. on
whether he or Bao Dai should
be chief Of state of South Wet
Nam.
State Department officials
after examining the message
from Bao Dai. said the referen-
Evening star., 1955-10-17
Kinq Returns From Exile,
Drums Roll in Uganda

KAMPAL4A, Uganda. Oct. II
R3.-King Freddie. the 3i-year-
old Kabaka of Buganda. re-
turned home to q tumultuous
welcome today after two years
exile in Britain.
Thousands Of Africans reared
out their tribal victory CRY as
the dapper young monarch step
ped from o plane at Entebbe
airport.
The cheering was redonbled
when 24-year-old Queen Naba-
gereka. who had kept the home
fires burning. greeted her re-
turning lord.
The Cambridge educated Ka-
haka, Frederick Mutesa II. was
exiled in 1868. when he opposed
Britain's plans to federate his
kingdom more closely with the
three other provinces Of the
Uganda proteetorate.
Relations Friendly Now
He was allowed to return un-
der q new agreement which
leaves him with fewer powers
and put more responsibility on
the Lukiko. his parliament. As
he left London airport. British
Colonial Secretary Alan Len
nox-Boyd sent him best wishes
for his personal happiness and
success" and for a new era of
friendly relations between the
British and the Bugandans.
The British governor who SUI
pervised Freddie's removal from
the throne, Sir Andrew Cohen.
came forward smiling to welcome
him back today.
Standing by was guard of
honor from the Uganda battalion
Of the Kings African Rifles
men who two years ago patroled
to stamp out any signs of re-
bellion in the kabaka'S faVGT.
Thousands Pour In
For days the drums have been
rolling as thousands of tribes
men poured in from the country
to welcome back their beloved
young king. Eight days of ma
tional rejoicing are planned.
1t will be 4 busy time for bar
bers, too. Lined up before them
will be the bearded men, who
swore two years ago not to shave
until the British government let
the Kahaka return.
The two years growth of hair
will be collected and packed into
q huge cushion on which KING
Freddie will be asked to sit every
Evening star., 1955-10-17
IN was a purely internal af-IMopsy

DUN was q purely internal az
fair.
This suggested that after the
Ireferendum-which Is sure to
find Diem the Winner-the
United States would recognize
lDiem's increased stature and re-
gard the vote as one more step
Ito ease the French-appointed
Emperor out Of Indo-c China per-
lmanently.
Neither Great Britain nor
France has commented on the
Bao Dai message.
Sees Relations Aggravated
The exiIed Emperor attacked
Diem for systematically aggra-
waiting" relations between North
and South Wet Nam. Through
out the message there was the
implication that Bao Dai felt
that he could bring about a
satisfactory reunification. OF
North and South Wet Nam.
This raised fears among some
American officials that Bao Dai
might be making himself avail
able for use in the future by
the Communists who. technically
| at least. are campaigning for
Identification through nation
wide free elections. The Reds
blame Diem for baking at the
elections, which were contem-
plated by the Geneva agreement
ending the war in Indo-C China.
Evening star., 1955-10-17
IS Porking Agents
Seized in Drive

Four adults and two juveniles
were charged with soliciting
parking Illegally yesterday in q
continuing drive against the
widespread practice in the Grit
nth Stadium area.
Capt. Otto Fuss. commander
of the 18th precinct, said hi
plans to continue the campaign
through the football season. The
Illegal statesmen charge motor
lists 81 for finding parking spaces
in lleys and on private property
Often the motorists return tc
their cars TO find they have beer
ticketed for illegal parking.
Evening star., 1955-10-17
La Gorce, 4 Others
To Get Cnhot Medals

NEW YORK. Oct. IT Rl.-
Five journalists have been Sc
lected by Columbia University
to receive Maria Moors Cabot
Gold Medals for advancement
of international friendship in the
Americas"
The awards, made annually
viii be presented Friday to John
Oliver La Gorce Of Washington,
editor Of the National Geograph-
ic Magazine: Pedro @. Beltran,
director of La Presena, Lima,
Peru; Breno Caldas. director OF
Correio Do Povo, Porto Allegro
Brazil; Roberto Jorge Noble,
proprietor and director Of Clarin
Buenos Aires, Argentina. and A.
T. Steele, New York Herald Tri-
hune foreign correspondent.
Evening star., 1955-10-17
silver spring preview fair

Among the events celebrating big Silver Spring
Store a9OOsquareoot trout pond stocked with hundreds
of hungry trout The Hecht Co. supplies rod reel and lure
and everything hook in 10 minutes yours Well even
wrap and freeze them for you while you the rest Of the
show Come Srd Floor and try your luck Bring the
whole family.
Evening star., 1955-10-17

There's really nothing like the sheer luxury Of COM
petey workree washdays that gives hours Of extra
time to devote to the things you like to dol Bake sew to
your hearts content while your clothes dry themselves to
fluffy softpess automatically with worry about the
weather And out women prefer electric clothes dryers
because clothes feel softer last longer dry uniformly
and that grey look Electric drying aeless
:. safe ;. dependable economical!
Evening star., 1955-10-17
Arkansas Ave. Bouquet

The Arkansas Avenue Citizens
Association viii hold its annual
banquet at the Church Of Christ
recreation room. Sixteenth and
Gallatin streets NV, at $3.50
pm. Thursday, instead of
wednesday, as listed in The Star
yesterday.
Evening star., 1955-10-17

November 80. the anniversary of
his exile.
Reports from outlying dis
tricts said chiefs who had sup
ported Britain when the Kabaka
was exiled were in trouble with
their people.
One local leader who swore he
would cut of a foot If the Ka-
baka returned has been asked to
sign a document indicating which
foot he wants amputated.
Evening star., 1955-10-17
IWur on Cholera

Approximately 10000 persons
recently were inoculated weekly
at the height Of a fight against
cholera waged in Calcutta, India
Evening star., 1955-10-17

AI have to hand it to my Sal.
She's just a whizz at taking the
work out of housework. For i'm
stance, most gals practically kill
themselves scrubbing and waxing
wood floors. But not my Sal! She
cleans and WAKES them in one easy
operation with Bruce Cleaning Wax.
The jobs done in half the time and
with a lot less work. And you should
hear all the swell compliments about
our beautiful wood floors! My Sal
and her Bruce Cleaning Wax sure
make simple work Of tough chore.
And they make me
mighty proud too! -
, P.s. For Hghfer ds|e ~
waxing goninoieam cieaninawsr \
and wood, Sal uses
Bruce Floor Cleaner. sassSss
Evening star., 1955-02-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1919 Cdr; very clean
excel: cond.: low mi. S425. LU
PLYMOUTH '51 Belvedere hard-toy
club coupe; orig. green; Wv. tires
r. and h.; positively spotless.
owner, S745. Cash or $45 down
WOLFE MOTORS. 1891 Wis ave
NV: EN-. 3-0142. Open Sunday II
to 5.
PLYMOUTH 81 cransrook 4-dooi
sedan; blue; original owner. $3.50
HA. 2-S760.
PLYMOUTH 1910 convertible: vel.
low. new top. tires. slip covers. Mo-
tor perfect. $495 or best offer. MR.
SMITH, 4740 Bradley blvd. Oh. Ch.,
Md. OIL. 6-7534.
PLYMOUTH SO: $4,000 mi; yellow
taxi; taxi; go9d gEs2 : condition; $3.50 or best
PLYMOUTH AZ 4-dr. sed.; 5000
Ford 81 Tudor sed.; $3.50. Both r
and h.; new tires, IA. 9-777S.
PLYMOUTH 194S-49 club coupe: r
and h.; newly painted; very clean
PLYMoUTH 1858 cranbrook 4-dr
extras; SI0a5. HA. e-3s19'
PLYMOUTH ,a4e cab; radio and AZ
heater; ,os1 excellent condition; sl95
PLAMoGTM' e: S,taia' SO 4-dr.: by original
owner. low mileage: excellent condi-
ton; S1,125. RA. 6-lS66.
Evening star., 1955-02-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH '53 cranbrook converti
bic; Hy-Driye; canary yellow finish
new black top; top condition
| Sl.2ae, 4-mo. guar. stock No. 633f
| HILL & SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldes
| Ford Dealer, 1900 l4th st. NV, NC
| 7-1l11. Open ewes. til Q, Sat. til )
PLYMOUTH 1851 Cranbrook sedan
| orig, owner, low mileage; light gra,
/ finish; very clean car. Will tax
small trade and also will fnanc
car. TIE. 6-9021.
PLYMOUTH 81 Cranbrook sedan
radio. heater. turn signals: yer,
CLEAN. tip-top condition; special
Sb99. written guar. TRIANGLE
MOTORS. 3010 r. I. ave. ne.
DE. 2-6300.
PLYMOUTH so 4-door sedan; radio
heater: a beautifully kept car, for,
merlv owned by ConsresSman's sec.
cHfnvRoLET9' 9'; 77a5 S1Fsf Wis. ave. eheal 81
$500 Home Of Country Ciut
PLYMOUTH 1850 o-door sedan; r
and h.; looks and runs very good
very clean; must sell, S495. HE
PLYMOUTH 80 Special de luxe ..
dr., equipped; verv clean: lark greer
fln!sh: Sd45. WISSINGER CHEW.
ROLEF Co, Seven Corners, Fall!
Church, Va. JE. ,-696a.
PLYMOUTH As club coupe; r., h.
/ / oS owner. $40 down. IS wk. JU
PLYMOUTH late '3s sedan; r. h.
Sc. tires and paint like new
Garage kept. S115. WO. 6-3903.
Evening star., 1955-02-27
AUTOS. FOR SALE Cont }

PLYMOUTH Ia41 Special de luxe
new motor: 1 owner; excel, cond
PLYMoUTH 1851 club cpe.; r. snc
h, turn sigs.: heaut. cond.; $685.
or best offer; KI. S-saS2. -27
excel. cond.. 1a,Oo6 mi. brand new
tires. new S-tube radio, heater. dir
efser. otEsr. nus' Ja' ssaa44 seai i'''' OF 0es'
PLYMOUTH 40 club cpe; h; excel
SWRER eSRf nsT s5s 5lnss 9tb must ss nw se 81 $40
PLYMOUTH SO Suburban n station
wagon: excellent mechanical cond.,
good tires; clean Bargain for
quick sale. JE. 1850. rs
PLYMOUTH 80 Savoy 4-dr.; satin
aeateT son turn siss wheel discs
43 Mass. ave. NV. Elk. 3-l442. LU
PLYMOUTH 80 Spec. de luxe club
coupe: light blue, Wv. tires. sigs.- l
owner: good cond. S495. JU. 9-226S
PLYMOUTH I941 coupe. S75. Can be
seen at 1888 Wis. ave. DE. a-oaa3
PLYMOUTH 1a4s 2door de luxe; T.
and h, excel. cond.; S275 or best
PLYMOUTH 81 cab; clean. Al cond
PLYMOUTH '54 Savoy club sedan: r,
and h: light green; perfect condi-
nSRRY fiSp iRsiaf dfoYb Sn5 ST. 9U e5z5 aG' Call
PLYMOUTH "a Plaza 2-dr.: r, h.:
81 ,399. STANLEY H. HORNEE,
INC. Buick Dealer. Fla. ave. ne.
at 6th, IL 6-6464.
PLYMOUTH 81 hard top: r. h; !;
Buick Dealer. Fla. ave. ne. at 9th.
Ii 6-6464
Evening star., 1955-02-27

PONTIAC '46 4-door; r. snd h., fol-
| lights, good tires, clean throughout
$425 or best offer. EN-. 3-5025
3117 Legation ST. NV.
PONTIAC 81 Station Wagon. maroon
Hydra. T., h 3 seats: doors; like
new: 81 099. HORNER'S COR
BUICK DEALER, Fla. ave. ne. a,
9th. Ii. 6-6464.
PONTIAC 1852 Chieftain de luxe "s''
4-dr.; like new. 2-tone blue; Hydra,
r. and h.. Wv. tires. tinted glass.
etc. Orig. owner. $1.195. RA. g.
Evening star., 1955-02-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1850 taxi; r. and h.
one owner; good cond.: inspec. guar
anteed: $3.50 cash. TU. 2-2457.
PONTIAC 1871; good brakes: goot
motor; best offer. ia. 9-6465. -2i
PONTIAC 1853 Chieftain de luxe 4.
door; r., and h. and extras, New
nylon tires; 2-tone gray; SLABS
Call JU. 5-125I. 81
PONTIAC 1851 Catalina. Would like
to trade for older car. still owe
payments on this car. Fully equip
II interested. ia. 5-0235.
PONTIAC "a Starchief convertible;
T. and h., Hydra, Wv. tires. Get
set for spring driving in this like
new beauty: Special at S2:295. Top
allowance for your car. Payments
to suit your budget MCNEIL Pom
TIAC, 1890 Wis. ave. OIL. 4-S000.
IN the Heart Of Bethesda.
PONTIAC 1851: fully equipped; incl
two-tone finish: priced at only 1895:
S95 down. Hurry for this one. PINEY
BRANCH MOTORS. JU. 6-llS5.
Evening star., 1955-02-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

|PONTIACS-Complete selection. Fol
to suit your budget Top allowance
for your car. Come in today anc
let Us prove it.. McNEILL PONTIAC
1890 Wis. ave. OIL. 4-SO00. In
the Heart Of Bethesda.
PONTIAC 80 Catalina, Hydra Matte;
T. and h., Wv. tires. 2-tone finish
leather interior, 30-day guar. Stocl
No. 1858. S795. HILL &, SANDERS
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. 1906
18th st. NV, NO. Till. Open
ewes. til 8. Sat. til 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07

the Phils might slip. but even
there they've Robin Roberts and
Curt Simmons"
White Sox fans are almost as
complacent. They've seen their
team rush out in front the last
three years only to fold in the
stretch.
One good question Is what's to
keep the Sox from repeating
their August and September
swoons of the last three years.
Frankly, nothing stated one
Sox booster. Frank Lane
white Sox general manager)
hasn't pulled of any slick deals,
and the Sox have to deal because
they have no farm system"
Reminded of the deal that
brought Walt Dropo, Bob Me
man and Ted Gray to the Sox,
the fan shook his head and said,
IF Dropo was any good, Detroit
wouldn't let him CO."
Others feel White Sox pitch
ing. which has been their No. l
asset, will collapse without the
supervision of Paul Richards.
Generally Chicago fans feel
the Cubs will not climb into the
first division in the National
League and the White Sox will
not be in the American League
pennant fight, much less win it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07
BY BILL FUCHS
Star stan Correspondent

ANNAPOLIS. April Eddie
Erdelatz is primarily a man of
caution with the press. but he
cannot hide the satisfaction he
feels with his Navy football
squad.
The big, amiable Erdelatz held
a press conference yesterday fol-
lowing. the windup of spring
practice. Bubbling over with en-
thusiasm, Eddie more than once
got sidetracked on that certain
named streetcar. Desire" it
will be remembered. was one of
Nays chief weapons last year.
"You can't get away from it, I"
he said. These boys really want
to play football. And when you
get a group that wants to play
football at this time of year.
you've got something. The old
players are just like they were
at the time Of the Sugar Bowl
game and the new ones have
picked up the same feeling"
Then. you are extremely well
pleased?" someone suggested.
mot exactly" Erdelatz said.
"You can say I'm well pleased.
though"
Among the new names COM
handing attention was that of
Edwin Oldham. a 1872 pound
freshman halfback from Cuya-
hoga Falls. Ohio. According to
the present situation, subject to
change in the fall, Oldham will
be a member of a starting back
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07
THAT STREETCAR AGAIN
Frosh HoIfbock Find
MAY Win Navy Berth

field that also includes Quarter
back George Welsh, Halfback
Chef Burchett and Fullback
Vince Monte.
Oldham was quite prominent
in films Erdelatz showed of the
final scrimmage.
Back from last years team
which won seven of nine games
and trounced Mississippi in the
Sugar Bowl are Welsh, Ends Ron
Beagle and Earl Smith, Tackles
John Hopkins and Pat McCool.
Center Wilson Whitmire. Full
back Dick Guest and Tackle Jim
Roger.
Pat Flood of Tucson, Ariz., and
Gus Prahalis of Pottsville. Pa,
very well may be Welsh's chief
requirements at quarterback.
Welsh appears solidly entrenched
as No. /. HES the best college
quarterback I ever worked with, "
Erdelatz said.
"How about this Oldham" a
writer volunteered. "He looks
real good?"
WELL" Erdelatz replied. you
have to remember that right
halfback position was wide open.
Oldham didn't dislodge any
regulars from last years team.
He looks good, but let's wait and
see"
Erdelatz refused to compare
the new team with the one that
brought SO much glory to the
banks of the Severn last season.
Let's just wait and see." he
suggested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07
Pitching Brothers
Win DoubIe-Heoder
From Cavaliers

CLEMSON. S. c.. April 7 up.
-Virginia's Cavaliers, thrashed
yesterday in both ends of dou-
ble-header< by South Carolina.
Travelled to Clemson today to try
to record their first Atlantic
Coast Conference baseball vic
tory.
South Carolina tripped the
Cavaliers, 1913 and 6-3. The
Tunstau twins - Howard and
Heyward-went the distance in
pitching the Gamecocks to their
double triumph.
First game:
Virginis 020 100 o. 8 3
South Carolina 513 001 0--10 10 8
Zehmer Turner IN and Elekes; How
ard Tunstall and Prick.
Second game:
Virginia 600 o03 o. 3 5 D
South Carolina 500 0Oi e. 6 .
Bailey and Jones; Haywood Tunstall
and Prick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-07
Win Over Trotters
Fifth for AII-Sturs

DENVER, April Z R).-The
Harlem Globetrotters and the
College All-Stars make their an
nual stop here tonight for a game
at Denver Coliseum.
The All-Stars led all the way
to win their fifth game in IA
starts last night as they defeat
ed the Trotters, 1912, at Iowa
City, Iowa.
Trailing by 10 points most Of
the way, 7-foot Walt Dukes and
Nat Clifton tossed in eight points
apiece in the last six minutes
as the Globetrotters closed the
margin to three points.
The All-Stars were paced by
Chuck Mencel and Jack Steph-
ems. each with % points.