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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-03-24

Why not come sec the whole package
for yourself? Your Buick dealer can gce
right down to cases-prices, trade-in.
terms and all.
See him-and this year you'll want 10
meet spring In the gay Buick manner.
Only suisk Aas D1syssss.
and swikk 10 goess
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back TRA1gie.HANDY sixs. lsss ey~-as
length fes sassr parting and OarssIas, shof sven.
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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-03-24

TVoo bad a newspaper has to be
L printed In black and white.
For here we can show you only half the
picture you can make this spring, this
summer and for a long time to come.
TN
rue, you can zee the lines Of this tidy
1850 SUPER Convertible.
You can, perhaps, imagine the top-of-
the-world feeling you'd know with the
wind combing your hair, great valve
in-head straight-eight filing your ears
with Its song, these spinning wheels
grading each mile Of your going In
soft, coil-sPring comfort.
What we can't show you here are the
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-03-24
Ezen MeMNKS
i1yf%zihy!

bright, gay colors we have made ready
just for you and just for this year.
We cant show you how they dress you
up. clothe you in the very spirit Of the
season, add their own special plus to
that unmatchable I-drive-a-B Buick
feeling.
ID
Dest we can say Is they WON'T cost you
one cent extra.
They are part and parcel Of this gor-
gcous Buick package, like the Fireball-
ing power of our new F-263 engine
the level going Of all-coil springing
the steady roadabiliy Of Bucks solid
structure Tho handy controls for top,
windows and front seat, the satiny
smoothness Of DynadOw Drive
@sa@dwd on al R0AnAaAmHn Badss, optianal aaarmane
n sara eOa on ssacAis and sUVaa
Evening star., 1950-01-07
Admiral TeIevision Prices
Cut as Much as $500
by the Assoejuted Press

CHICAGO. Jan. THE Ad-
miral Corp. yesterday announced
price cuts ranging up to S1o0 on
its television sets.
Richard Graver. vice president
in charge of radio and television.
for Admiral. told the corpora
tons annual sales convention that
mass production and competition
made cuts possible. He said Ad-
miral expected to maintain its
profit margins through increased
volume.
New prices given by Mr.. Graver,
are: A table model using a 121a.,
inch tube, sl79.95. down $40; q
console model with the same tube
size, $199.95, the same price as.
one formerly using a 10-inch tube. !
and combination home theater,
including F'M and AM radio, tele-
vision and an all-size record play
|er. $29995, down sl00 from the
old price.
Mr.. Graver added Admiral had
decided to use no television tuba
smaller than 1212 inches.
Evening star., 1950-01-07
leahyL Lauds CY0 Boys
Al Awards Dinner

The one-two punch of 1949 col
legiate football-Notre Dame and
Oklahoma-probably will clash in
1852. it has been revealed by
Irish Coach Frank Leahy.
Leahy, principal speaker at a
Catholic Youth Organization ban
quet last night at the Shoreham
remained here to receive a trophy
tonight as the outstanding college
coach Of the year at the annual
Touchdown Club dinner at the
Statler.
Leahy said he favors Notre
Dame and Oklahoma meeting in
1851 or 1862. but added it likely
will be the latter because Okla
homa's 1851 schedule has been
completed.
Rumors that he might be en-
ticed to enter professional coach
ing ranks were silenced by Leahy
who said, 1--WE never entertained
any thought of coaching a pro
team. I'm sure that my football
coaching career will end at Notre
Dame"
Leahy lauded 81 youngsters
who were presented athletic
awards at the CYO affair, par
ticularly praising the junior foot
ball team which won the CYO
championship. Following his
speech Leahy commented on film
highlights of Notre Dame games
this season.
Evening star., 1950-01-07
ice Asked 10 Dismiss
AB&W Strikers Plea

The Interstate Commerce Com
mission has been asked to dis
miss a complaint by striking en-
ployes of the Alexandria, Bar
croft g. Washington Transit Co,
challenging Virginia's authority
to operate the firms buses in the
District.
The request was made jointly
by the company and State. They
contended the question should be
decided by the courts.
Meanwhile, the union, Local
1131, Association of Street Rail-
way and Motor Coach Employees OF
America, AFL, has filed a briei
with the commission, claiming
the State is violating the Inter-
state Commerce Act and is ex.
ceeding its authoriay.
The State has been operating
the bus company's lines since last
July /, the deadline set for a
strike by the union. The action
was taken under Virginia's anti.
strike law, which permits the
Governor to take over public util.
titles threatened by q strike.
The union has announced 1t
would stop operating the buse.
at the District line but has never
set date for such action.
Evening star., 1950-01-07
janus Differs With Embassy,
Says Egypt Still Has Slavery

doesn't exist in Egypt" Mr.. Janus
said, "but it is practiced, as any
one knows who has travelled
there"
The brother here, George Janus
of GALS Lynwood place, Chevy
Chase, Md, was non-committal.
The Chicago Janus had ex-
pressed concern over what can
be done with the girls-if they
do show up as part Of the family
one-third share of the estimated
$40, 100000 to s15,0oo.00o estate
left by their archaeologist uncle
Without disclosing what the
study of ancient ruins had to dc
with the IL dancers reported to
be a part of the estate. Christie
pher Janus suggested he might
launch his share on careers as
baby sitters or theatrical per-
formers. Mrs. Jauns, he added
didn't think much Of the idea of
bringing them here.
In the same connection, there
were run1ors in Chicago that Mr..
Janus had an eye on an enter
tainment venture with Egyptian
angles. He said he had bought 10
motion pictures from the Nahas
studios in Cairo, but didn't say
whether any of the movies had
dancing girls in them. But If they
have. he protested. they have no
relation to the dancing girls on
his uncle's plantation.
Evening star., 1950-01-07
Kyle Rote to Meet Irish Aqoin
At Touchdown Dinner Toniqht

Kyle Rote, the Southern Meth
odist back who nearly beat Notre
Dame at Dallas last month, meets
the Irish again tonight-this time
at the Washington Touchdown
Clubs 18th annual dinner at the
Hotel Statler.
Rote, who scored all three S. M.
U. touchdowns in a 27-20 lost
cause, will be awarded a special
trophy for turning In the sea-
sons outstanding individual per-
Torrance. Speaker Rayburn, a
fellow Texan. will make the
presentation before a gathering
of about 1900, including many
celebrities from all walks of life
Two Notre Dame stars and
Coach Frank Leahy also will be
honored. End Leon Hart will re-
ceive from Gen. Clifton B. Gates,
Marine commandant, the Knute
Rockne Memorial Trophy as the
top collegiate lineman. Fullback
Emil Sitko will get the Walter
Camp Memorial Award as the
Evening star., 1950-01-07
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Evening star., 1950-01-07
By the Associated Press

The Egyptian Embassy. angrily
denying the existence of slavery
on the Nile. yesterday branded as
a malicious lie" the story that
two brothers. one a District area
man, have inherited four Egyptian
dancing girls.
Slavery ended in Egypt within
10 years after it was abolished in
this country. the Embassy said. so
there couldn't be any such thing
as an inheritance Of persons.
But Christopher Janus, the Chi
cago importer who said the four
girls we're left to the American
branch of the family by his late
uncle, P. z. Aristophron, differed
with the Embassy.
Its true, legally, that slavery
Evening star., 1950-01-07

top back. Gen. Hoyt Vandenberg,
Air Force chief Of staff, will make
this presentation.
Attorney General McGrath will
award the Touchdown Clubs
trophy to Leahy as the outstand-
ing coach of 1949.
Jim Thorpe, former Carlisle In
dian and Olympic star, also will
be honored by the club as the
"all-tim All-American." John
Steelman, assistant to President
Truman, will present the trophy
Others to be honored are Ray
Krouse, Maryland's great tac.zle;
Leo Speros. Wilson High School
back; Mike Nolan, Gonzaga end
and Bob Armentrout, Langdon
Lions tackle. Steve Van Buren,
Philadelphia Eagles. and Otto
Graham, Cleveland Browns, get
awards as professional football S
best players.
Carlos P. Romulo. president of
the United Nations General AS
sembly. will be featured speaker.
Evening star., 1950-01-07
5-Percenter Probers
Plan New Inquiries;
Data Being Collected
BY the Associated Press

The Senate subcommittee which
conducted the inquiry into the
activities of "five-percenters" last
year is setting up a new series oi
Investigations.
Only expected approval OF Q
100000 fund is needed. The
fund already has been approved
by the Expenditures Committee
and it now must be passed by the
Rules Committee and the Senate
itself.
Chairman Hoey of the special
investigating subcommittee, tolo
a reporter that staff investigators
and attorneys "are collecting data
on a large number of complaints.
1--WE may decide to open some
public Investigations within the
next two or three weeks" Senator
Hoey added.
Previously, committee sources
disclosed secret surveys have beer
made ION complaints of kick.
backs" under the multi billion
dollar European Recovery Pro.
gram.
The hearings into five-percent-
ers involved fees allegedly col
lected for obtaining or influencing
Government awards on contracts
AS direct result of that probe
John Maragon, former bootblack
who held a White House pass fol
a time, was indicted on foul
counts of perjured testimony be-
fore the Senate group. He plead
ed not guilty and will face trial
February 20.
Senator Hoey said "an interim
report" on the five-percenter in
vestigation is being circulated
now among the seven members OF
the investigating group and should
be made public soon, possibly next
week.
His use of the word interim
indicated that additional com.
plants about charges and fees
for Government influence may be
under investigation.
Evening star., 1950-01-07
0smanski Leaves Grid
Post at Holy Cross
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Jan. 7.-Dr. William
T. Osmanski, known as Bronco
Bill in his fullback playing days
with the Chicago Bears, has re-
signed as head football coach at
Holy Gross and will return to
dentistry.
Three years of a five-year con-
tract at Holy Cross, calling for a
reported $4,000 annually, re-
mained. Whether Osmanski re-
ceived a financial settlement OF
voluntarily relinquished the re-
mainder of the pact was not dis
closed.
His resignation followed the
most disastrous football season in
Holy Cross history. 1t was an
nounced in a joint statement last
night by Osmanski and the Very
Rev. John A. O'Brien, president of
the Worcester (Mass.) College.
They conferred in Chicago for
three days. -
.Osmanski, whose team last fail
had 1-9 record and wound up by
absorbing 1910 pasting by Boston
College. said he planned to de-
vote full time to his practice of
dentistry in Chicago.
The statement said Father
O'Brien made it clear" that Os-
manski, former Chicago Bears
fullback, could remain as head
football coach at Holy Cross. But.
he added, the former Holy Cross
star thought his alma mater
would be best served by his resig-
nation"
Father O'Brien spiked a report
that Eddie Anderson, University
of Iowa head coach. was in line
to return to Holy Cross. where he
once compiled an enviable record.
No step has been taken in that
direction (regarding Anderson) ;"
said Father O'Brien.
Evening star., 1950-01-07
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Evening star., 1950-01-07
Mother Of 6 Routs AssaiIan'
With Three Pistol Shots

Mrs. Maurieta Harley, 81. col
ored. put a revolver she has been
carrying "for protection" to good
use early today. She fired three
shots at a man she said attacked
her as she was walking near her
home in the $500 block of Hayes
street NE.
Mrs. Harley. mother of six. told
police, she had just stepped from
a bus at Kenilworth avenue and
Hayes street NE. at about 2::30
am, when a young colored man
attacked her from behind, throw
ing her to the ground.
Mrs. Harley said she pulled the
revolver from her coat pocket and
that the assailant began to run.
She then fired the three shots.
Evening star., 1950-01-07
Uncertainty on Tatum
Ends as Florida Picks
Woodruff for Coach

Speculation that Jim Tatum,
Maryland's head football coach,
would abandon the Terps for a
more lucrative berth at the Uni
versity of Florida died a natural
death today. for Bob Woodruff has
signed a seven-year contract as
head football coach and athletic
director at Florida.
Woodruff, 34-year-old former
head coach at Baylor for three
years, signed yesterday at a ST, 900
annual salary. He succeeds Ray
mond (Bear) Wolf, who recently
resigned under pressure after four
disappointing seasons. Wolf since
has Joined the Tulane coaching
staff as an assistant.
Woodruff, who played college
football at Tennessee. will be the
highest paid employe in the history
of the State of Florida. He will
receive $1,000 more than the Gov
ernor and the presidents of the two
State universities.
Launching his coaching career
as an assistant at Tennessee in
1889, Woodruff also was an assist
ant at West Point for two years
and at Georgia Tech for one year
before he became head coach at
Baylor in 1947.
The season before Woodruff
took over. Baylor won only one
game, but he enjoyed increasing
success with the T formation. His
Bears won S and lost 5 in 1947,
won s. lost 3 and tied 2 in 1948
and last season won 8 and lost 2.
Woodruff quit his Baylor posi-
ton on December because of
differences with Athletic Director
Ralph Wolf, but Wolf resigned
the next day to accept another
university job and Woodruff
agreed to remain under a COM
promise plan. The Baylor Ath-
letic Committee agreed to release
him yesterday "at his insistence. :"
Evening star., 1950-01-07
AUCTION SALES
THOs. J. OWEN 4 SON, Auctioneers
435 Southern Building.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY. IMPROVED BY A DE.
TAGHEpPs TNa1 Ps TW9asToqRNxf WsN4eqNfnes sHINaET EfdaT
ROOMS AND TWO AND oNE-HALlFe
BATHS, WITH OIL HOT-AIR HEAT
AND A TWO-CAR FRAME GARAGE
ON THE REAR OF THE PROPERTY
: BEING KNOWN AS 5000 SENECA
LANE, BETHESDA, MONTGOMERY
COUNTY. MARYLAND.
BY VIRTUE Of certain deed 9,
trust the undersigned trustees will
offer for sale at public auction II
front of the premises on TUESDAY
O'CLOCK PM, all of Lots t7)
through co., both. inclusive, In
Block t2). In the subdivision knowr
as "Sonoma," MONTGOMERY County
TERMS FER or SALE: All cash. A de.
posit of $4,000 will be required o.
the time of sale; balance upon rati.
flcation Of the Nsale by the Circuit
Court for MONTGOMERY County
Maryland. Taxes to be adjusted tc
date Of sale. Conyeyancing. record
ing fees, notary fees, examination
Of title and revenue stamps to be at
the cost of the purchaser or pur-
chasers. W. G. SCHAFH1RT, SAM
UEL SCRIVENER, Jr.; JUNIOR F,
CROWELL, Trustees. H. STANLEY
STINE, Attorney at Law, Washing
ton, d C. JaT, ~
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Evening star., 1950-01-07
Wake Forest Players,
Accused Of Cheating,
May File Appeals
BY the Associoted Press

WAKE FOREST, N. c., Jan. T.
Friends Of the six Wake Forest
College football players accused OF
cheating on pre- Christmas tests
said today the six planned to
appeal the Student Councils ac-
ton by which three were expelled
yesterday and the. other three
placed on probation.
It was indicated the appeal
would be made to the Faculty
Executive Committee. None of the
players was available for comment
but friends said they stoutly de-
MED the charges.
Those expelled were All-South-
ern Guard Ray Cicia of Ansonia
Conn; Tackle Bill George of Nor
risville, Pa, and Reserve Tackle
George Sniscak of Lansford, Pa.
college spokesman said.
Placed on probation were All
Southern Halfback Bill Gregus oi
Toledo. Ohio; Bill Wilhimy, sut
halfback from Ansonia, and Dick
Medlecot, sub guard from Bethle-
hem, Pa. These three may remain
in school but cannot compete In
athletics.
All of the six had at least one
year of eligibility.
1t was staggering blow to the
Deacon football team which haC
disappointing season last fall
after it had been touted in ad-
vance as one of the South's tor
grid powers. Coach D. c. pea
head Walker was out of town
when the blow fell.
The expulsions and probations
were announced at the college
chapel program by Lamar Caudle
III, of Washington, D. c.. student
government president. Caudle
who did not identify the six, said
the action was taken by the Stu
dent Council Thursday night. The
six later were identified by the
college spokesman.
This spokesman said the alleged
cheating occurred during tests
taken just before Christmas and
were not all on the same course
The Student Council investiga-
ton was delayed when college stu
dents went home for their holi-
days.