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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-27
THIS N THAT
by hazel
underwood

You may feel like helping others
less fortunate than yourself, but
hesitate because you realize you
are limited by your small income.
Money Is fine, but there are so
many, many ways you can help If
you have the desire,
Smile when you meet a friend.
don't frown. That one smile might
brighten whole day for that
friend.
Had you stopped to fasten the
ties on that tiny tots shoe. he
wouldn't be in the hospital now.
You saw him running and II you
had stopped him and either told
him to tic his shoe or tied It
yourself, he wouldn't have fallen
and broken his nose.
He was 50 tiny to be running,
You would gladly have done It
for him. but you just didn't think!
You could have helped some one
less fortunate than yourself last
week. You had a fine opportunity
to gain a new friend but you let
the opportunity pass because you
were looking for a big job TO do.
You knew your neighbor would
like 10 attend the church OF her
choice last week. You passed right
by her church on the way TO
yours, yet you didn't thing OF her
until you had passed her church.
She il alone and has no car.
You just forgotl
When your friends were In
cIined 10 believe some gossip,
you could have said, "no one
was sure II was the truth" and
that would have made them
hesitate before repeating IL
again, But you didn't.
There are a great many shut
ms who would be very happy II
they could have letters written to
their loved ones, That would be a
very nice thing TO do. Ever
thought OF doing that2
Then there are the homes for
the aged, | know they would APP
preciate having various groups
help mend and darn sox and other
articles OF clothing for the men
and women who no longer can see
TO use needle and thread. This
would be a big help to them and
you would be going something
very worth while.
You wonder why your friends
can afford TO buy this or that,
They save a little money each pay
day and II soon amounts to big
sum. You Just don't see how they
can save, because you have not
acquired the habit OF saving a
certain amount each pay day.
You, too, can do Il. Co TO the
bank each pay day II you only
have one dollar to bank. The trip
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-27
Faee Issue SqUureIy:
Fuee Issue SqUuTehY
Teachers Federation Turns
Down Proposal To Delay
Indignation Of Locals

Chicago ANP)-The 4lst annual convention of the
American Federation of Teachers AFLCIO in session the
Knckerbocker hotel here recently had its of great
when turned back appeal reconsider the merging
of white and Negro locals by next January l.
The plea made by southern representatives of the fedora
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-27

When your friends were In
cIined 10 believe some gossip,
you could have said, mo one
was sure II was the truth" and
that would have made them
hesitate before repeating Il
again, But you didn't.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-27
Victim OF FuUbUs Publicity Stunt

Providence r. L-tANPwalacs Hsrod Terry OF Indianapolis
something stir Friday when ell the
country pictured him shaking hands with oval FaubuS segregation
governor OF Arkansas
Interrupted during Interview with the controversial
Terry presumed shrowd photographer sha
ing governor desiring Terry
grnnng
parenty thought post would stamp him a liberal
Young Terry brilliant student and journalism is the
prominent family Indianaopis scholar
ship University difficult competitive examination and
8 making excellent record there,
EngIands Queen Honors Australian Aborgins Minister
Melbourne Australia Douglas Nichols pastor Of
the Church Christ Fzoy Mboune honored by Queen
n abognes
Gently
minister the Australian receive
the Medal OF the British Empire.
New Finance Minister For Liberia
Liberia (AP) Republic Of Liberia
here recently the appointment OF finance oner the
government
apprentice s9year president
YAICA formerly held the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-27

there becomes a good habit. Try
it,
Yes, you, too, can help!
Don't Walt For Tomorrow
He was going to be all that a
mortal could be, Tomorrow.
No one should be kinder or
drawer than he, Tomorrow
A friend who was troubled and
weary he knew
Who'd be glad of a life, and who
needed II too;
on him he would call and see
what he could do, Tomorrow.
Author Unknown
You better live your best and
act your best today for today is
the sure preparation for tomor-
row and all the tomorrows that
follow Harriet Martineau.
Fall Is here and the weather so
far. Is beautiful. As I sit at my
desk, I watch the leaves falling.
They fall when they get certain
color. That is their time, they do
not fall before, That is like life.
Sometimes 1t is hard to realize II,
but, we, like the leaves, go when
II is time.
Looking at the beautiful new
street lamps Of today, II is hard
TO realize that not too long ago.
City or town lamplighters used
to 20 around Mt night lighting
tho little lamps lights, one by
one.
Most OF you have returned from
your vacations. Those have talk
cd with say they had a wonderful
time, but they had to come home
to get rested. That Is a grand va
cation sign. When you come home
tired you usually have enjoyed
yourself.
On second thought, though,
some come home tired but happy
because they were happy helping
their relatives get out and have a
few hours recreations.
We all know people who get
angry when one dares criticize an
opinion OF theirs. As long as he
has his way everything is fine. He
thinks he knows all there is to
know about everything.
He is very smart, but others
know a few things too, yet, in his
mind, he feels most people just
don't know what they are talking
about, Don't be a know it anw
They are not very well liked.
Promise yourself TO live in the
faith that the world is on your
side so long as you are true to the
best that is in you.--Christian ID.
Lawson.
Hope you will look me up next
week, here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19
Gullutin to PIoy 654th Game
In Row for Knicks Tonight

NEW YORK, Feb. 10, R.-
The fortunes Of the New York
Knickerbockers rise and fall like
the stock market. But 6-foot-6
Harry Gallatin, iron man of the
National Basketball Association,
rolls along at a steady, record
breaking pace.
The tow-headed. muscular
product Of Northeast Missouri
State College, will play his 654th
consecutive MIA game tonight
when the Knicks. battling to win
an Eastern Division playof slot.
meet the Boston Celtics, run
away division leaders, in Madi-
son Square Garden.
Harry, 20, never has missed
"a game In nine years with New
York. His consecutive game
streak includes Sc games In eight
playoff series.
Gallatin, a square-jawed, 212
FOUNDER from Wood River, ILL.,, is
the Kicks leading scorer, aver
aging is points a game. Gracious
to the point of neekness of
court. Harry becomes q savage
rebounder under the boards.
Best on the team, Harry once
held the MIA record for re-
bounds in a single season.
No other pro player can match
Gallatin's streak. which started
in November, 1913. and nearly
ended last week. Suddenly
stricken with severe chemical
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19
Worst Night as CoIIegion
Drops Wilt to 5th Place

nesota retained an outside
chance by crushing Wisconsin,
$3.50.
In the Missouri Valley race,
where a home court is every
thing. Bradley kept the ink
intact by trimming third place
Wichita. 1872. The NTH
ranked Braves still top the
Valley with an 81 record to
8-2 for yInnerup st. Louis.
Wichita. now 7-3. could be out
OF it. Detroit smacked Tulsa,
$3.50, with Bill Ebben scoring
Al. and Oklahoma A&M de-
feated Drake. $3.50. among the
Valley also-rans.
Elsewhere, Oklahoma City
dropped Memphis State, l06-96:
Missouri pasted Marquette, 90
76; Maryland retained second
place in the Atlantic Coast Con-
ference despite q 62-56 loss to
Wake Forest, and Jim Kaplan
scored IS as William & Mary
beat VMI. 65-58. in the South
ern.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19
Eight Team I ournoment
Scheduled by Interhiqhs

The top eight teams after the
finish Of the Interhigh. League
basketball schedule today will
play in a special tournament
beginning next Tuesday, it was
announced today by Hardy
Pearce. league director.
The ID. C. High School Tour
nament" will be sandwiched be-
tween the Interhigh League
championship game next Mon
day and the new City Cham
pionship games on Thursday,
March 7.
The league championship will
be decided between the East and
West Division winners at 3:45
pm. Monday at Mckinley Tech.
Admission prices win be so cents
for students and 81 for adults.
The tournament will begin the
following day at Eastern, and
Tech will consume five days with
the ANAL game on Monday,
March 4. The winner Of the
league championship and the
winner Of the tournament will
play the Catholic Leagues top
two clubs the following Thursday
night. probably at Uline Arena.
for the City title.
II the same school wins the
league title and the tournament.
then the tournament runnerup
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19

poisoning Of his right foot. CAL
latin continued to play despite
fostering, blistering infection.
Don Fredericks. Knicks trainer,
says he doesn't know how Gal-
latin managed to stay on his
feet. let alone play. But a day
after the infection appeared,
Harry played 81 minutes against
Syracuse. He scored 81 points
tincluding 10 for IS free throws),
snatched 10 rebounds. The
Knicks lost. 102-100.
1.-THE streak doesn't bother me
at ALL" Harry said. Il play one
game at q time. In the last
nine years though, I've had To
thank the good Lord a lot Ok
times that I've been able to play
at ALL"
Gallatin terms MIA play the
toughest sport. next to boxing
there is ("
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19
; Games Today
Hold Keys 10
.!nterLliqh Titles

The Interhigh League closes
out its regular basketball season
this afternoon.
Two games take the spotlight.
Armstrong at Spingarn for the
East Division title and Dunbar
at Roosevelt, the latter game de-
termining whether playoff will
be necessary to settle the West
Division championship. Both
games are at $3.50.
Armstrong and Spingarn both
have 90 records in the East
Division. In a previous meeting,
Armstrong won, 57-54.
Should Dunbar (9-2) win and
Cardozo (9-2l beat Wilson (3-8)
today at Tech, as expected, the
stage would be set for q playoff
for the West Division title. How
ever, should Roosevelt and Car
dozo win, Cardozo would take
the title without a playoff.
Roosevelt is 8-3 in the league.
Other final games today list
Coolidge (4-7) VS.. Western (6-5)
at Roosevelt. Eastern (5-6) at
Tech (5-6) and Chamberlain
t0-1l) VS.. Phelps (3-S) at
Eastern.
Anacostia (8-4) and Bell
(0-12) finished league play last
week.
In all. 80 scholastic basketball
games are scheduled today.
Montgomery Blair is at Suitland,
High Point at Bethesda Chevy
Chase and Wheaton at North
western, all this afternoon, in
the Maryland Bi-County League,
and in the Northern Virginia cir
cult tonight. George Washington
is at Fairfax. Mclean at Wake
field, Mount Vernon at Amman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL

Results Yesterday
George Mason %: Rappahannock. 81
Parker-0ray, 66: FAirmont Heights, 81
Games Today
Dunbar at Roosevelt. $3.50.
Coolidge vs.. Western at Roosevelt. 3.
Cardoza VS.. Wilson at Tech, $50.
Eastern a. Tech. g.
Armstrong al Spingarn. $40.
Chamberlain VS.. Phelps ct Eastern. $50
DeMatha at AnRcostia. $3.50.
Qonzaga at Landon. $3.50.
Friends. vs. st. Adams at Az. $50.
st. Anthony at st. Stephens. 3:46.
Gallaudet Prep 1t Kendall 4.
Charlotte Hall at Great Mills. 3.
MONTGOMERY Blair at Suitiand 2:30.
Wheaton at Northwestern. 2:30.
High Point at Bethesda Chevy Chase
Annapolis at Walter johnson. $40.
Pooiesville at daithersburG. $50.
Arundel at Oxon Hill q.
Laekey ct Frederick Sasscer. z.
Richard Montgomery at NorthwoOd
Mount Vernon at Annandaie, Z.
Hammond Ct Washington-Lee. $3.50
George Washington at Fairfax. z.
Mclean at Wakefield $3.50.
Osbourn at Georse Mason. 8.
Lcudoun County at .Nokesville. 7:30.
Marshall at Garfield. z.
Taylor at Hoffman Boston 3.
Union at Manassas REGIONAL 7.30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19

will play the preliminary in the
City Championship. In any
case. the Interhigh champion
plays the Catholic champion in
the feature game.
Pearce announced the follow
ing schedule for the tournament:
February 26-Game /, West
No. Q VS.. East No. 8: Game 2,
West No. 8 VS.. East No. 2.
February 27-Game 8, West
No. / VS.. East No. 4: Game 4,
West No. 4 VS.. East No. /.
February 20 - Winners of
Games 2 and 4.
March Winners Of Games
! and 8.
March 4-Championship be-
tween seminal winners.
Sites Of first-round games will
be determined later this week.
The semifinals and the final win
pe at Tech.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19
SENATORS

Continued From Page CT
charged, alleged or suspected to
be detrimental to the best inter-
ests Of the national game of
baseball. with authority to sum-
mon persons and to order the
production Of documents :"
Murphy. who charged ''loose
and incompetent administration
with inadequate fiscal controls"
in his resignation statement, did
not approve minutes of the
meetings for 1856 when stock
holders were asked to ratify ac-
tons Of the board for last year.
Deprived Of his $4,000 q year
salary as treasurer, Murphy was
believed by many to be in an
position which would
force him ultimately to dispose
Of his stock. but he has indi-
Gated there's a struggle ahead
for those in command Of the
club.
In his resignation statement,
Murphy cited improper auditing
procedures. a shortage in the
ticket sales account. believed to
be about $4,000. and "a very bad
situation with a complete lack of
controls over ticket
sales, concessions. payrolls and
farm club operations" Murphy
had an audit made OF the clubs
operations at his own expense.
Bluege Well Qualified
Bluege's new position marks
the latest in a series Of 'front.'
office upheavals. Chris Jacob
sen. president OF the National
Metropolitan Bank. and C. Leo
Dorsey. prominent tax attor-
ney. we're elected to the board as
Murphy resigned.
Jacobsen described Bluege as
1.-THE ideal man to centralize the
handling Of money" Bluege
holds a degree in accountancy
from LaSalle University in Chi
cago and certificates In account
ancy from Northwestern School
Of Commerce and Luther Insti-
tute Of Chicago. He was q public
accountant before being named
manager Of the Senators In l043.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19
|Jayhawks Gain
On Tar Heels in.
Basketball Poll
BY tn. Associated Pres.

Undefeated North Carolina
held fast to its lead in the AS
ISOLATED Press weekly college
basketball poll today, but once
beaten Kansas IS making a
closer race Of it.
Impressed by the Tar Heels
200 record, IS of the 80 sports
writers and sportscasters who
participated in the poll put them
on top. All told, North Carolina
drew 806 points on the usual
basis Of 10 for first place, 8 for
second. etc. Kansas collected II
"firsts" and 756 points.
The Tar Heels fattened their
victory total last week against
Virginia, $3.50. and Wake
Forest, 1860.
The Jayhawks. who trailed
North Carolina by 80 points in
last weeks poll. boosted their
mark to It'll with q 1886 tri-
umph over Oklahoma last night.
Their lone setback was BY So
81 to Iowa State January IA.
Kansas made the bailoting
close by collecting 48 second
place votes while North Caro-
lima was runnerup on II.
The next four places remained
the same with Kentucky third
with 474 points, followed by
Seattle. Bradley and Southern
Methodist. Louisville, in sew
enth place, switched positions
with UCLA. Iowa State re-
manned in the No. 9 spot while
Vanderbilt, tied for 18th last
week. moved into 10th place. re-
placing West Virginia.
The top 20 teams with first
place votes and won-lost records
through Saturday. February is,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19
Dayton Will Play
In NIT 9th Time

NEW YORK, Feb. 19 (P.-Th0'
I12-team National Invitation
basketball tournament was one.
third filled today.
Dayton, perennial runner-up.
announced its acceptance last
might. Previously. Cincinnati.
Seattle and Memphis State had
accepted bids.
Dayton. coached by Tom
Blackburn, will be making its
sixth NIT appearance. Four
times in the past five years the
Flyers have gotten to the finals
only to be beaten for the cham
pionship. They have a 15-7
record with four games to go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19

in parentheses points on 10-9-
8-7-6-5-4.3-2-l haSisl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19
By the Associated Press

Kansas wasn't beaten, but
something just as startling hap
pened in college basketball last
night. Wit Chamberlain. foul
ing out for the first time in his
career, scored only IL points.
Kansas had no need for the
big guys usual scoring punch in
hreezing past Oklahoma. 1886,
but the fifth personal foul
against Wilt-with nine minutes
to play-not only junked his
chance to jump into the Nations
scoring lead, but also dropped
the 7-foot sophomore from Sec
ond to fifth in the race.
The Sooners. last in the Big
Seven, had no particular defense
for Chamberlain. Wilt beat him.
self while Kansas, again No. 2
behind unbeatep North Carolina
In today's Associated Press poll.
padded its record to It'll.
Always overly cautious when
charged with fouls. Chamberlain
appeared upset after the first
two and scored only four points
in the first half. He sank only
three Of his ~ shots from the
field for the night while winding
up with q 1900 average and the
lowest point total Of his young
college career.
Baylor in FourthsPlace
Grady wallace 81 South Caro-
lima holds the scoring lead with
Q 30s67 average. hchet Forte
moved from third to second with
1856. Joe Gibbon scored "a points
in a losing Southeastern Con-
ference cause as Florida beat
Mississippi. 92-81. and took third
with a 29.38 average. Elgin Bay
Tor Of Seattle-scoring 40 points
as the fourth-ranked Chiefs took
Gonzaga, 99-67 - was fourth
ahead of Chamberlain with 29.l3.
Despite Chamberlain's trou-I
bles, the Jayhawks had 1920
edge at the half with Ronnie
Loneski, a 6-4ia soph from CAL
umet City. H., who finished with
n points. doing the clutch shoot
ing. Oklahoma's, Don Schwalll
was high with 80.
North Carolina 5000. idle last
night, meets North Carolina
State tonight with a chance to-
clinch first place in the Atlantic
Coast Conference.
Last nights victory gave Kan
sas I'll record atop the Big
Seven race. but Kansas State. oil
newcomer to the national rank
ings at No. II. stayed a close rum
nerup with an 81-56 victory over
Nebraska for 60 mark. The
two leaders meet at Kansas State
March 6.
Indiana Retains Edge
None Of the other conference
races changed much. although
third-rankef Kentucky opened
UP some breathing space In pur-I
suit Of an unprecedented 17thI
Southeastern title by holding Off
Vanderbilt, S0-78. Vandy, NOV
ing back into the APP top 10 att
No. 10, trailed by II at the half
The loss dropped Vandy out Of
the runnerup spot. which was
shared by Auburn in 1884 de-
cision over Tulane.
Kentucky now Is 90. Auburn
SO and Vandy ga in the SEC. |
Mississippi State, which upset
Kentucky a week ago. is fourth
at IA after beating Georgia.
1918. as Soph Bailey Howell
scored 81. Alabama defeated
LSU. 1910.
Indiana retained its one-game |
edge in the Big Ten by blast
ing defending champion Iowa,
90-76. with Archie Dees, the
conference scoring leader, hitting
for 81 points. his high for the
season. Michigan State Joined
idle Ohio State in second place
by whipping Illinois. S9-83-the
Spartan's seventh conference
victory in q row. Purdue dulled
Michigan's hopes, 66-63. Mini
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19

advantage that, many times, means
one trip instead of two.
Dodge Is the easiest handling truck
on the rood-with the shortest turning
radius for easier parking and quicker
zip-in-and-out maneuverability. Power
steering is available for most models.
And, for the first time on any truck,
Dodge offers the extra convenience of
push-button" automatic transmission.
Combine all these features with smart
new Forvard Look styling and CON-
fort-designed cabs and you've plenty
of reason to take a good look at
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find your Dodge dealers deal will help
you decide on a new Dodge Power
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19

dale and Hammond at WASH
ington-Lee.
Only two games were played
yesterday. Parker-Gra stretch
ing its unbeaten record over a
two-year span to 81 with q 65-57
victory over Fairmont Heights
and George Mason defeating
Rappahannock. 1887, in a Vir-
ginia Group II, District 9 game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19
Shippensburo Beots
D. c. Teachers Auuin

Shippensburg Teachers beat
District Teachers. 97-74. here
last night. for the second time
this season. It dropped District
Teachers below 500 with a 7-8
season record
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19

Lynn o. (Pappy) Waldorf Qeft), who retired last
fall as head football coach at California looks over
personnel files of the Forty Miners in San Francisco
yesterday with the pro clubs co-owner, Victor p
Morabito, after Waldorf was named personnel direc-
tor of the pro eleven WaldorfS job primarily will
be directing the scouting of promising college play
although his contract with California extends to
June 30-AP Wirenhoto
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19
New DO DIG
R0MeNG0HE

You get q power reserve in a Dodge
PolOer Giant that pays off every mile
you drive. From 204-hp. pick-ups to
giant 232-hp. tandems, Dodge gives
you the most power of the low-priced
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Extro power means foster ueeeIeruiion,
safer passing cuts your time costs
every trip. 1t cuts operating costs, too,
because it let's your Dodge engine loaf
under loads that make less powerful
engines whine with strain. Less strain
means less wear, fewer repairs. And
the special design of these Power
Giant V-S's delivers full-powered per-
formance on regular gas.
More power let's you haul bigger Iouds.
That's why Dodge can offer bigger
payload capacities in every weight
class. For instance, the Dodge 800
pickup packs up to 1879 more payload
each trip than comparable competitive
makes. And that's the kind of payload
Evening star., 1957-08-25

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