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AUTOMOBILES WANTED

WANTED-194s 4-door Chrysler Sc
trade l941 Chrvsler or all cash. No
dealers SH: $3.50. 80
$3.50. Box aoioE. 'i0"' Star. @-O0"I /
FREWAR TaIT,,,s CAPS; oo TOP DEices: TOWN ,,,N
a ave- co4NTRE oR! 6iool MOTORS 1888 Wis
CHEyRoLETs WANTED 1s41 to
and see WARREN SANDERS soid
reSTiads rslsdfassgrS r. De- Il 70 4sl3 si3
WARRES Su sANpERs HoSi rse So1G q sladens. Sac nse
rSFbs s1Ff Fd- wANrEb-tsll AZ + tiaSl'' to 1880
WAsES ESpT sSN6ER5 pSf6S 9ry SeG n sas.5s sns
r2IK s11s 81 sosks1 ss Ii arfkaissls fsaiss op al
askis s ffss t5s ss. assured Il I.
wANr ME o4cS; fco DAMAGED CARS, 1896
for wrecking yard Vi. 1868.
TRIANGLE MOTORS. 30lO r. /
aye; ne or 1893 1898 R I, ave. ne
nd p'se &c. eash 1ss' " WoGFE SInf MoFoR sSYE III
10Th and < SITS NV Elk 5562
WESTERN DEALER desperate fol
clean. late model cars. All cash o.
cashiers checks MORRIS 4
HUGHES. 1914 Georgia ave. RA
VETERAN in need of 1910. Al or a.
car; 4-dr. Plymouth, r. and h., pref
Must &c in Al cond. Reas. price
Private PARTY wants to buy from
private owner Al club coupe or 2
ddo99s5,.4c ddo95, Chevrolet or Pontiac g. Ii
PRIVATE PARTY wants 1e47 Dodg
or De Soto convertible. all cash
Must be clean and reasonable. Bo.
LATE MODEL club coupe. Will TAX
over payments. Have Dodge coupe
good trans. AK. 1904. .
WANTED 1850 OR 1919 CADILLA,
with low mileage. Trade 1947 Buicl
sedan and cash. Call TIE. 32l1.
DODGE l949 four-door sedan by pri
vate party. State price and details
Box 444-D, Star
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AuroMoRnH a foR SAll

oLDSMoBIIE 80 Rocket '-es" as
ss.s7s' s ''e Can o&SxR. ms iTefS Tfl slsss.. Fan
oLDs le46 black. rs" 4-ar. ssd I;
nylon seat covers hydY. ?. and n.
PERI. eone- 81 600 IA elSs
oLDSNoRlE leas Kcrke, .-es'' a
luxe club sedan: =. and h: Ayara
Matte ~ tires; many etheF
extras. A black beauty % iek.
Cash liberal trade ar terms.
WOLFE MOTORS. isth ana K Sts.
oLDSMoBrIE isas 80 ssdanss.s:
e-tone green, p and h. Hydra-
Matte. sun visor and many other
extras. Very smart lookinE. lev
mileage; Si.4aS, Cash. trade. tsFrae.
Low down payment WOLFF Mo-
TORS lsih and x sts, nv. M.
PACKARD ip4s Clipper ss4an;
equipped, q quality car; ii .AeA.
Sls0 down, small weekly paynsa1..
WHY pay morep AUTO WHOLE
SALERS, 1891 BlAaenSourg I'd. ~
PACKARD 1910 sedan: S1eA. 80
down, small weekly payments. AUTO
WHOLESALERS, lT3i RlsdeAssurs
ro so
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AUToMosIlEs toR sALI

oLDsMoBILE 40 sedan. SEGA, Sns
down Small weekly paymtS AUTO
WHOLESALERS. 1871 RladenshSrE
ru. so
oLDSMoBILE AZ sedan: .xeellsn,
tranSn S7a4. $3.50 down, Small
sS46 sssS %H6tRsAlERs siz6tRss MS P.Ss "sIs sIs,
denSburE ro. so
oLDSMoBILE ~ Sedanetts; r, and
h.: $500 or best offer. Can DI, d1Sl
OLDS ia4o ''pS'' Ereen 4-dr; r, ane
h. seat covers. le.ooo mi. doctor $
car, in peri, cond-. Ss,05o, IA
500: : t,il 8 pm
down, Small weekly paymtS AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1891 Bladenseurs
ofDsMoBnk ia4a SIS" cSHv.:
Rocket ss no'o, Hyd.s ,1ss Ms,,s isi,S.. driys,
holstery; 1900 miles; beautiful red.
Just ike new. 81 $50. car cost new
3. $50. 2lIs 2eth st. ne. Ho
oLDsMoBnE Is4s convertible: Ny
iiEht; orisinal owner who mus, leave
country in . weeks, Purchased for
g. $50 VIII sell for $3.50. Phone
oIbsMoBiLE 1a4o club epe.; SEQ
Sssc'esy SsSa .f1 s:s ss' mocr sss 'fi ~ !.sS
500
OLDSMoBlI.E 1880 s-door sedan.
model 1e, serge blue eolor; | month
old. 900 miles; price. - 600 or
best ofier Call KE. 3-5s4s Il
OlDSM0BILE la4- "ps" de luxe
CLUB sedan. r. and h, Hydra Matte:
beautiful golden beiSe; q clean car
inside and out: Sizes cash trade
or terms Low down payment,
NV EX. 5S6o
OLDSMOBILE. 1892; motor over
hauled. GOOD body; $500, Pr. 44S4
OLDSMoBILE l94l sedanette, 6-cyl,
Drives perfect. SsS5. kirk Mo
TOR CO, 1000 Georsia ave NV
| ia 4SOU. II
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AUTO TRUcKs-sALE Cont

CHEVROLET 1919 de luxe pickup;
beautiful condition; always owned
BY private party for personal use
sys6 used sse1es as 5gek q Business TePms e0s
ROPER" 18th and r. !. ave; ne.
EFT. VAN, with a drop curtain. Can
be seen at 511S NJ st. or call HI.
WHY'S 1913 sn:mstaI sedan de-
WHoLEsaEEss, ns5 SisE5s p=seIsi i4sn siadsnsSurs
FRUEHAUF semitrailer, 3o-ft. freight
van, air brakes. excel rubber, size
1,000x20; $1,000. Greenbelt 1852.
DODGE AZ pickup; Just been recon
g5IRsS DeTtosft so sSsry rinore Has 'IM
GREAT Dane, tandem. refrieersted
finance. Mr.. MicHEHI' AID, 3! s4oo,
wILLYs 1s4s .ll:mstal sedan de-
WHoLEsXEERs. s eEs Pzsne1sS pasn siadensSurs ASh1
DODGE TRACTOR. 1s47, three-ton;
tanks. GL. 643S. 800
FORD 1916 1h-ton dump truck; new
m05oI nnd! rb.sh sa-ya "a, 0ody odys 2-Speed rear
$1,000 Can be seen at 5th and K.
ESQ STATION. Call IA. 1924.
FORD 1946 a4-ton utility truck; de-
signed for plumbing or similar bus,
compartments and adaptable for any
service; pipe racks and wise; new
car cond. and appear; inspec. guar;
Fl S1GrMons oa5 msny u0hop etheEs opep rssdp sun
5A@Ros s5s5 WIS: ave- MovoE nV. Or Go sos5 se5iOrd''
EDGEMooRE MOTOR CO. FordJ,
$685. Wis. ave. NV, OR. s093. Open
DODGE Al panel: sacrifice. s75; ?
new, tires. needs motor work 1000
1SfRRS.TIoSxL Sfftss 1ye al IB4a III 54So ton panel.
exeel' q, eond.; aT business sold; 1855.
ISTERSATioNAL ISTERS1cTpii 1s41 h-ton panel;
clutch; FOOD eood tires; s" 500. 'tH5 tn. 454T al
Eil fSkD 81 s221 sass! s'0n panel delivery
n5S$Ss 555SSSs nj E His ss5 * d5So ffS a.
Dh drivs and ID craze; S" Just ST.; what You you
S295. WA. .2eI,
CHE ENhOLEI ~ SeQan QellVeTy1 =
rebuilt motor, new rear end and
transmission; passed D. c. inspec-
tlor; sl25 or best otter. Can be
seen at 415 11th st. s.w, ST. O441.
cond. and appear. excel. tires; S695;
inSp. guar. Many others. Open Sun.
EDGEMOOR MOTOR CO. Ford.
5I35 Wis. ave. NV, OR S093.
FORD l947 F-3; excellent condition
throughout, new paint; S795. Many
others. Open Sun. EDGEMOOR
MOTOR co. lFord), 5335 Wis ave.
NV, OR. S093.
FORD (English) 194s h-ton panel.
new paint; for economical light de-
livery this is an unmatched asset;
heater; S495. Many others. Open
Sunday. EDGEMOOR MOTOR co.
Ford, $685. Wis. ave. NV, OR.
SO93
TRUCK, insulated body. easily con-
veIted into ice truck; good condi-
ton; best offer. ST 1904.
CHEVROLET 194S s4-ton pickup; run
only 1000 miles; like new; $3.50.
Call WA. 1907. -
CHEVROLET 1912 Seton panel; 5000
INTERNATIONAL 1912 4-ton panel;
.S275.
These are 1-owner trucks: excellent
condition and rubber; no dealers.
OIL. 5S3R. a
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE

WANTED-HAULING CONTRACT for
Ford l l2-ton stake truck; late model.
,TE; 1403; =
service; reas: local or long distance.
g IA. 1887; after z pm. GE. 1416.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIArELY-ia4e
Chevrolet vans. stakes. panels and
ses p4bEic Isl ee sERVGE Il saS Tb n f1R
SELF. 1923 L st NV ME- 7011
Evening star., 1950-04-30
STATION WAGONS

CROSLEY 194S station wagon. heater
S345. Open Sun. EDGEMOOR
MOTOR CO. (Ford), 1895 Wis. ave
NV OR S093
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L o S T

500 by q. certain man in Arlington
= who sold his car to q neighbor with
out f1rst getting an offer from
Arlington Motor Co.
u block South Of Kew Bridse)
1917 North Moore st. OW. S7S7
Evening star., 1950-04-30
TRICKS

Dumps. tractors, pickups. flaps; you
get satisfaction here or your money
back; also immediate delivery on
new GMC pickups. panels. 1Ia-ton
and 2-ton chassis, all with the
SHERIFF MOTOR CO. 900 Rhode
Island ave ne. MI 1000.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
TODAY'S VALUES
ENlRAL MOIOl

GMc TRUCK DEALERS.
1900 Lee hwy. Arl., Va. CHI. 1000.
Other truck bargains. Army: parts:
night services at our Alex plant
I20i Oronoco st, OV i500
Evening star., 1950-04-30
5 S S S S S
" MILLION DOLLARS
AVAILABLE

We want 1940 through 1850 cars re.
sardless OF price. Don't trade or sell
to anyone until you give US the op-
portunity to buy at your price. All
cash or .certified check. will paw on
unpaid balance Drive in cur con.
venient downtown location.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
Chey. 1a-ton pickup, with

49 CheV. 1a-ton pickup, with
de luxe cab: only driven
5000 mi. 81 1,045
ss46 Chevrolet 1h-ton stake $685.
ss46 Ford 1-ton stake 1915
AS Chevrolet h-ton panel S645
AS Jeep panel S745
RECONDITIONED- GUARANTEED.
Chevy Chase Motor Co., Inc.
1928 Wis. Ave. OIL. 61OO.
YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER
Evening star., 1950-04-30
TEXAS DEALER

Desperately needs new or clean used
cars. '39 to 80. Any make or model:
will pay highest cash price. Mr.
THERREIL, EN- 627T
Evening star., 1950-04-30

HILL & TIBBITTS
wash's Oldest Ford leadership
1ll4 Vermont Ave. INV. MA. $3.50
Evening star., 1950-04-30

INTERNATIONAL 1912 34-ton panel;
S275
These are 1-owner trucks excellent
condition and rubber; no dealers
OIL. 5S36. "
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TRUCK VALUES
TRUCK SALE
ALL REDUCED

INC Truck & Coach Div
Evening star., 1950-04-30
ATTENTION OWNERS

3465 Benning Rd. NE, Ii. 4-0111
Evening star., 1950-04-30
AUTOS WANTED tcont. J

MODEL A, B, 7 Ford cpe. or roadster
wanted. ANY condit. for conversion.
Call LARRY, GE 447I.
Evening star., 1950-04-30

De z. SOTO ls4s llsht blue -sS 3.dr
sscfee szsfi s. 4ss s0nS pE sSsa. 5Sg mi: sS sSil
total 1925; very good-looking; runs
hne' 4Ss Md ave. s'w. RE. 1893. so.
DE SOTO 1910 5-passenger COUPE, in
5525; ewes. 81. 334s. H H
DE SOTO Al convertible; excel
eo6NRY eS5S PlYe Mo4oRs 9ls5 s1ss ssss T0ws Ws
NV OR. 0100. 80
DE soTo 194e: +; and h.; fluid drive
4756; ESt; g. 1865 R ga'Ji s.. NV. LIE
Gal, e.; sea- a. ceysTs' gsTs peri cond.; sl.a5o
DE soTo 10 1873 2s0 club coupe; r, and h
auto. shift; $500 mi; light green
like new, very clean; 81 1895. sH
DE ssoTo custom e-passenser elu,
coupe, light blue, automatic SHIFT
55SS a5S Trade n pof or best eEns5 offer s9So o4 M
DODGE 1946, S995; de luxe coupe
original blue finish; r. and h: new
plastic seat covers; a real buy; low
term financing. Buy from a reliabl,
new car dealer. CAPITOL MOTOF
CO. eS;i SILVER ss .xs Springs saekaTS gSd Dealer
DODGE AZ gray bus. coupe; r. anC
h., st. cvrs.: 10000 mi; excel cond
$1,000 or best offer. Cypress 9495
q
DODGE 1946 Custom club coupe; on,
owner, blick, Wv. tires; cannot, bt
toio from new; 81 1.047, only S14-
! down. AUTO MART, 3465 Benninl
ne II 4-0I1l 80
DODGE '46 de luxe coupe; eouippet
~ g.. SSJ4; $3.50 down
small weekly payments. Why pay
more? AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1871
| Bladensburg rd. =
DODGE 194I 2-dr.; S45 down, tota
S345; very attractive; runs fine
new seat covers. 452 Md. ave. s.w
RE. 1866. 30s
DODGE 1910 sedan; 1894, Se4 down
small weekly payments. auto
W wSHoIcsAlERs 1sl slad.n:sYr' sS
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-27
AzA Chapter To
Install Officers

New officers of the Leo S.
Berney chapter of AZA will be
installed next Tuesday, Jan. 81,
in a ceremony at 8 p. m. at the
old Temple Beth Israel, 122 E.
Culver.
Eli Schlossberg, past president
of B'nai Birth, will be the in
stalling officer, with Lewis Cohen
as deputy marshall. Schlossberg
also will be principal speaker and
Ronnie Silverman, president of
Phoenix other AZA chapter, will
speak.
Officers are: Seymour Zendel,
president; Marvin Weisberg, vice
president; Bill Fried, treasurer;
Milton Liebhaber, safer; Mike
Stein, sergeant at arms; Irwin
Parken, assistant sergeant-at-arms
Larry Cornish, corresponding sec
retary, and Buddy Eisenstein,
chaplain.
Dancing and refreshments will
follow. The public is invited.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-27
Young Adult Council Will
Sponsor Sunday Dances

The Young Adult Councils So
cial Committee has decided to
sponsor social dances every other
Sunday at the old Temple Beth Is
rael, with Morrie Hershman and
his band playing.
On the in-between Sundays
there will be programs including a
variety of musical talent, movies
and the like, followed by dancing.
All men and women 18 and over
are invited to these functions.
The VAC. will present a musi-
cal show entitled "Kids A-Pop-
pin" +" next Sunday, Jan. 20. 1t is
being directed by Chuck Immor-
dino and rehearsals have been go
ing on at the old temple. Talent
will include Joe D'Angelo, who
won recognition with the Horace
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-27
Bar Mifzvoh Due

Robert Goddard, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Goldfarb of 1888 E.
Willetta, is scheduled to be Bar
Mitzvah Friday, Jan 81, at Temple
Beth Israel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-27

Mr.. Harold Alpert of 1885 E.
Coronado Rd. and SON, Martin,
and daughter, Brenda, wish to
thank their many friends for
the sympathy oppressed IN the
loss of their Wife and mother,
Edythe, and the many kind
nesses eGtended during their
cOnvdlescence.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-27

Tau Kappa Chi sorority will give
it's annual Valentine dance Satur-
day, Feb. II, at the old Temple
Beth Israel, 122 E. Culver.
This is the organizations only
Embarrassing affair of the year.
Proceeds go to the United Jewish
Welfare Fund.
Walt Anthony and his orchestra
will play. Hearts hanging from red
and white crepe paper decorations
will be the setting.
Claire Hogan, president, named
Janice Rosen as general chairman
at meeting held last Friday at
the home of Shirley Cohen. Com
mittee chairmen include Eleanor
Cohen, publicity; Marilyn Mover,
decorations, and Renee Schwartz,
refreshments.
Public Invited
Miss Cohen's committee includes
Dorothy Keene, Lynn Hoffman
and Dolores Whitefield. Working
with Miss Mover are Doris Liebo,
Nettie Cohen and Sophie Black
man. Miss Schwartz group in
cludes Eve Miller and Florence
Weiss. Miriam Meyers will be in
charge of tickets.
The affair is open to the public.
Tickets may be obtained from
members or at the door.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-27

Say you saw II odverfised In
The Phoenix Jewish News
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-27

RRG Holds Sabbath

The Louise w. Wise chapter OF
B'nai Birth Girls held a Sabbath
last Friday evening at Beth FL
Congregation. Barbara Goor, presi-
dent, gave the sermon. Also par
ticipating were Sandra Friedman,
Phyllis Katz, Lynn Turkin, Bah
cite Brown, Bailey Mitchell, Ber-
niece Becker, Charlotte Beigal,
Barbara Steinfield and Lois Sha-
piro.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-27
Berney AZA Stages
Teen-AQe FeSfiVifY

AZA's Leo S. Berney chapter
was host at Teen-Age Night Jan.
ID at the old Temple Beth Israel.
A meeting of AZA-BBG advisors
and presidents was held Jan. 49,,
with Mrs. Edith Baum as acting
activities director, to develop So
cial and cultural programs for
teen-agers every Saturday night.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-27

Heidi band. The community is in
vited.
Young men and women who de-
sire to be placed on the mailing
list for these functions, held under
the general sponsorship of the
Jewish Community Council, may
telephone 4-5573.
The Miami times., 1950-09-23
Jail Four, Fine Six
For Assault On
Non-Strikers

MOBILE, Ala. - (ANP) - Six
striking Negro employees Of two
lumber and furniture firms were
fined 800 each and sentenced to
six months in jail. and four others
were jailed here last week on
charges Of assaulting nonstrikers
with stones, bricks and pipes.
The 10 strikers, three of whom
were women, were participating in
the two-day walkout Of the United
Construction workers union at the
Southern Furniture Manufacturing
company and the Southern Gulf
Lumber company.
The Miami times., 1950-09-23
Cotton Sack Mystery

BY Harry Levette For AMP
"Scuse me, Mistah Sheriff, kin I
tell you please
What l found in the crick today?"
"Well, what was it dahkey, a jug O.
corn,
A frog, or a bale O. hay?"
mo sub, was fishin' and a hopin'
Get some catfish to bring back
When my hook caught OF to a body
stuffed
An tied in a cotton sack!'
"It was young Sam Jones, who dis
appeared from here
One night bout a week ago.
When my hook caught on to body
stuffed
On tied in cotton sack!'
1T was young Sam Jones, who dis
appeared from here
One night bout a week ago.
After fightin' with a White man.
And. u
1 just thought you'd want to
knowr'
You talk too much dahkey, keep
yo' big trap shut,
An 1 tell what you better do,
Don't be tellin' nobody else what
you found,
Or you're liable to go there too!"
The Miami times., 1950-09-23
Whut's This About
Move To Break Up
24th Regiment
BY David Harmon

With The oath Infantry Regiment
in Korea - (ANP) - If the rumors
going the rounds both here and in
Washington, d. c., are indicative
of the future prospects Of the crack
gath Infantry regiment, the unit
will cease to be a combat compon'
ent of the army that is, as far
as its all-Negro designation is con.
cerned.
Here at the front where the
proud but battle-woefully under.
strengthened unit is still shoulder
ing its part of the battle to push
the Korean Reds out of the coun'
try, the big question is "Will the
24th be broken up?"
Back home in the United States,
that same question is being tossed
around both in Washington and
throughout the country.
What's and who's behind all these
rumors? Why?
The situation at the front is per.
haps the best indication of what is
happening. The valiant and hard
fighting oath has been in continu-
Gus action against the enemy for
60 days.
Add to this question those Of why
what and who is behind all of these
rumors. Will the oath fall prey to
the same undermining tactics
which was visited upon the 92nd di-
vision in Italy during World War
II?
The Miami times., 1950-09-23
TALK GOES AROUND OF
BATTLE FATIGUE"

At the Pentagon in Washington,
the only answer given is that the
oath may be removed from the
front line because of battle IA
tigue." For a unit to have been on
front line action longer than any
other in this fracas, this is under.
standable - if true.
After all, human endurance lasts
only so long under the terrific
strain which these men have faced.
Too, the gath could not be expected
to stand fast against the ever in
creasing Red hordes, when, its own
ranks are dwindling in numbers
with no replacements to fill the
gaps.
What is the picture at the front?
The Miami times., 1950-09-23
The Town ! Knew
About

BY William Henry Huff For AMP
Since they had no Negroes there,
They picked upon the Jews.
Those who thirst for blood don't
care
Whose tender parts they bruise.
Catholics. they tortured, too,
Because of how they prayed;
Things like these they loved to do
Their hearts of hate are made.
The Miami times., 1950-09-23
ATTENTION
FELLOW CITIZENS
Better Citizenship Week Campaign
June 1919, 1888

During Better. Citizenship
Week the Interdenominational
Ministers Alliance calls upon every
Colored Citizen Of Miami to endea-
vor to improve his public manners.
GOOD MANNERS ARE AN
ASSET TO ANY PEOPLE
s1-Respect and cooperate with
Law Enforcement Officers at ali
lines
p Abstain from using Profane
and Obscene Observation-Disclosures
your Home Training.
8 Do not Spit on Sidewalks -
1t spreads Disease:
- Stop LOUD TALKING on
the Streets and in Public Places.
5 = Do not CROWD, Sidewalks
- You OBSTRUCT the passing Of
OTHERS.
- Stop CRAP SHOOTING on
SIDEWALKS and other Public
Places.
- Respect the Rights Of others
while Walking, Talking and driving.
s = Stop Pocket-book snatching
and Daring holdups.
. Stop desecrating the Lord s
day by buying and selling.
10 - Do not buy from Sunday
Peddlers.
IL - Do not disturb Church Ser
vices.
IL Stop Reckless driving on
the avenues You endanger the
lives of others.
13 - If you drink liquor - Do not
! let it control you.
13 - Stop killing one another for
foolishness.
nterdenominational Ministers Alli-
ance.
Indorsed by the Department of Po-
lice he Hon. H. Leslie Quigg,
Shief.
The above will take you back to
Miami Of II years ago.
The Miami times., 1950-09-23
ARMY CHECKING
PERFORMANCE OF REGIMENT

The army is checking into the
combat performance" of the oath
supposedly because it is thinking
in terms of integrating Negro and
White troops Privately, however,
it is conceded the inspection was
launched because of the North Ko-
rean break through on Sept. 21 on
that part of the 25th divisions
front held by the oath. his break
through followed the see-saw
struggle for Battle Mountain" two
miles west of Haman.
The gath regained and lost the po-
sition six times. The seventh time,
a full White battalion took the spot,
only to lose to the North Koreans.
There is talk that the oath will
be broken up and made into non.
fighting elements. This rumor is
based on a report being compiled
by a captain from the 25th division
headquarters. The officer is reported
to have been interviewing soldiers
for the past fortnight, asking such
questions as who and how many
came off front line positions during
enemy attacks.
The Miami times., 1950-09-23

Senate Foreign Relations commit
tee has approved the presidential
appointment of Atty. Edith SaneD-
son as alternate U. s. delegate TO
the UN, it was disclosed here last
Wednesday.
The Miami times., 1950-09-23

During =. Better. Citizenship
Week the Interdenominational
Ministers Alliance calls upon every
Colored Citizen Of Miami to endea-
vor to improve his public manners.
Evening star., 1950-11-15
Brannan Says Voters
Didn't Repudiafe Plan
BY the Associated Press

Agriculture Secretary Brannan
said last night that persons call
ing for his resignation were those
who didn't want him appointed
in the first place.
Answering questions on the
Capitol Cloakroom radio pro-
gram (CBS), Mr.. Brannan added
that he is not ''intimidated" by
demands that he resign.
He disagreed with a suggestion
that Democratic reverses in last
weeks congressional elections in
dicated reputation of the Bran
nan plan Of price supports for
farm products.
He said the plan was offered
because Congress wanted a pro-
gram to maintain farm income.
He added that I'VE will press as
hard as ever for the Brannan plan
or another good solution of the
farm problem"
The Secretary said the election
was not rout or mandate
and 1t was good omen for 1882"
He reasoned that the party in
power always loses ground in a
non-presidential election.
Evening star., 1950-11-15

a youth doctors said was a partic-
ularly dangerous, hopeless psyche
path.
It returned a precedent-break-
ing verdict Of not guilty "by rea-
son Of insanity" Court attaches
said it was the first time q psy-
chopath had been found not guilty
on that grounds in this State. The
youth will be sent to a State men
tai institution.
The case involved 20-year-old
Dolf1 Salinger, who had been in
and out of trouble most Of his
life. He was tried yesterday on
several charges. including armed
robbery.
Several psychiatrists termed
him a danger to society. They
said he is uncomfortable, hostile
and aggressive. One predicted
that If he were not kept under
restraint he would eventually
murder somebody"
Evening star., 1950-11-15
MonKnowingRightFrom Wrong
Ruled Insane by Baltimore Jury

BALTIMORE, Nov. 15.-A man
knows the difference between right
and wrong. He knows that If he
breaks the law, he may be pun
ished for 1t. And he realizes what
punishment would mean to him.
Then, under the laws of Mary
land and 20 other states, he is
legally sane.
On the other hand, suppose he
knows right from wrong, realizes
the probable consequences of an
illegal act-and then goes ahead
and commits the wrong anyway
because he cannot control his
emotional urges.
The 80 states have held he is
legally sane, although he is what
psychiatrists term a psychopath, a
man suffering from mental illness
that makes him potentially dan
gerous to his fellow men.
A Baltimore Criminal Court jury
heard a case yesterday involving
Evening star., 1950-11-15
Bombed 'OId Vic,
Dark Since 1910,
Is Lighted Aqoin

LONDON, Nov. Is (R.-The Old
Vic, Britain's most famous roper
tory theater, reopened last night
before a packed house amid the
bomb ruins of Lambeth on the
south bank Of the Thames.
Shakespeare's comedy, Twelfth
Night" as the opening night Sc
lection.
The theater, which had been
burned out by an incendiary bomb
during the war, was recently re-
built.
Since the bombing, the Old Vic,
which numbers such stars as Sir
Laurence Olivier. Vivien Leigh and
Sir Ralph Richardson among its
graduates. has been using a house
in London's fashionable West End
for its productions.
Evening star., 1950-11-15
178fh Polio Case Reported
Here, 7 More In Virginia

Another polio case has been re-
ported to the Health Department,
making 178 so far this year as
against 103 for the same period
last year.
The latest case is an 8-year-old
boy, whose parents live in the 400
block of independence avenue Sc.
Two more cases of polio from
Virginia also were reported. One
is a 7-year-old boy from Blue
mont and the other a 12-year- -old
girl from Berryville. Both chill
dren now in Children's Hospital
here. The cases bring the Clarke
County total to IL for this year.