davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ANTIQUEs-Love seat. perfect con-
dition, $3.50; also marble top dress
er with mirror, $40. call EN-. 25O3.
corner cabinets.
eiss fHsSss HoUsE AK SUEs FS; sr.%ss Hoash
Rt. 90, almost to Annapolis. left on
Rt; 17S to sign near Herald Harbor
interSsction; South Shore 1904. Ill
ASTlQUES-Dining room. table. seats
drawers; dble. spool bed. needs some
repairs. with matching trundle bed;
silver luster tea set. peri. cond. !;
large nat-top desk with typewriter
pull-up; steel shelving. adjustable; !;
Venetian blinds. one 7'1O"x4'. two
SE S,E4';; ass console table, once chairs.
SINKS. BATHTuBs; built.
, 39S6 1sserA,t "A St. NV. NO, 1903:
bAiTaTURS, new. Used; built.tn legs:
SALES SALE eo so5sins 'es': .v. f55EEREEss 5E IIss
BEAUTY SHOP Eouii... W Tor IS 5 booth oSSp
shop compl.. after 9. IA. $1,000.
BED, double. maple; box spring and
innersprins mattress; $40. TIE. O974.
BEDS. twin Jenny Lind, $50 for both;
and Sun. 1.s. ia. e-sS6s I'll i'
BED. dble., metal: innerspring mat
sss sfsss; 6us Sresis5 sasi and chest OF drawers;
BEDS-Single. double, complete. with
table; reas. EN-. S519 between I-6.
BEDS. springs. mattresses. new and
used; baby cribs. kitchen cabinets,
wardrobes. ADMIRAL FURNITURE,
1908 9TH NV. cor. New York ave.
BED; double, walnut. Waterfall. Coil
spring, Sears mattress, good cond,.
SO. Call AL 5526. I'll
BED LEGS. Installed on your coil or
box springs, $7.95. Wash, d. c. and
nearby Nd. sH. 1928 OF ~. 7-54Is.
hand-crocheted. double.
PEG size; $40: Call WI. 37SS. lis
BEDROOM SUITE, walnut, complete,
good cond.. also NAH. Jenny Lind
twin beds complete. GE. 1416.
BEDRM: SUITE. S-pc. curly maple
tsA-bed) spring and matt, desk.
$500; custom made; excellent eond. !:
solid dark rosewood sgle. sprE. and
matt. $25. RA. 566S. 10
BICYCLE, boys, Huffy, 90 inch: like
ns,s: nssT: SIDE SIDE Balancing wheels avail
B1CYCIES-Boy's Firestone, good
conditisn. ign. SO; sshwinn, practically
BRICKS. face and common: or q
million. alaska COAL & BRICK
Co, MA. 5Ss6. OF. 1900.
Evening star., 1952-05-10

FURN. MARKED DOWN
2 DC, mahos. din. rm. suite. $279.p
SyS: 80 wool 9x12 rugs, now S5a
AZ lamps and bedding 2Oee on
Cnerry-mah. bedrm: suite. twin beds
Open evenings til 8 pm. Easy terms.
KING, &203 Ga ave GH RROl - 1
Evening star., 1952-05-10

~, Aumira! l|-ln.,, l-mo. .old table
aiss, amcasl' sl3' or best offer, :. AD.
Ty; beautiful ,e-in. mahos. console
to be peTfeet set; frst $50 takes
Tv, MOTOROLA. 1OIs-in. table model,
very good cond.; cost S175 new; sale
T2Rss TpFRlfs; $50. ~. OR. ,,, 1855, 10
srIce; s%i M .eS 0esi0 es. De. dS'' eSS4 sSp'e; ei
TIRES, 4 new Firestone Champion.
heavy duty o-ply, 6.5Oxl5. Oh.
TYPEwvRIrER-underwood.n noi.eles,. %lt
1855.
TYPEWRITER. electric. IBM. bold
ne fase type; type; excellent condition; $265.
TYPE%%RifER and pictaphone; used;
price reasonable. Phone, DI. 6se7.
TYPEwRITERs. all makes, sale.
year. AMERIcAN TYpEWRiTER TER
co. 1431 E. Capitol ST., Ii. 3-OOs2.
S:30-5:3O incl. Saturday.
VACUUM CLEANER. standard make,
tank tsnhr,typt type; sgo sygorking condition: at;
vASuGM v.Ase9nsa's; cfE1NERsE?THTSSe HsS 2s ?HSe' one one!
man owned and operated place for
your buys and service. Speciality is
used. nothing new. Go several places
flrst SO you will know quality. As
low as S9;95: HYATTSVILLE VACU-
KY 1p SERVICE s5Ry 621l Baltimore ave.
operat. automatically:
caIi LT. 1-7ses, pave sAS0hne, iI' '4'
TRUNK, Hartman; good
cond;; $50; EN-. 0130. III
sasssa eoaSsa aass SanssS $751; Nc NJ fss.9
dition. SO sA JEs Ep'a 4-agsa.' q!$e!' s0oo % fpn'
WASHER, Apex. excellent condition,
500 or best offer. Elmwood 1907.
WASHER, Bendix Economat; . yrs.
WASHER. new automatic Frigidairs.
It's honey! WI. O4S2 Ill
WASHER---Kenmore wringer type,
timer snn ana ana pump; %q perfect condition;
TAsRBms MslsBdSs. psxERs sst s,AS. AND IHoNhhs r.
and sizes; Must sell today. Extra
large, savings. No reasonable offer
SILVER SPRING GAS T. ELECTRIC
CO. s44 Wayne ave-. JU. s-s03S.
WASHING MACHINE. wrinser type;
62T2. 10
MACHINE. portable. new
est electric kenmore, with automatic
timer; used wks.; pump hose, sea.
WASHING MACHINE-Easy Spin
Dryer; good cond. Call RA. 1883.
WASHING MACHINE. Bendix Econo.
mat Dialomatic comparatively new,
sAsseSt cHnataN MACHINE Bends q. s.s.
HO. 1900. Ext. 2I3. I'll
MACHINE, Thor spindrier,
ssIpisut9matic. SCI, S6a good condition; $50.
= s@aiNGs flSSsI aIAcH1NE--used and la new
: ICED to sell; easy credit terms.
wATEs HEArERs a4t s. ne aasl Ii si.es4ie. sisS4s.
WEBSTER 'WAREHaeousGE:. 1865 1865 Isl Isl
ST; Sc. Call ST. 6lOO. Mr.. Parker.
WATER HEATER-Rex. good cond..
S55ek S5o5ekys ma, Rc! sSss ssSssSss'fsT Il st. ss4eSo: es:
WS0DWSSoiRiK1NG TOOLS. Delta saw
and ioiner, combin.: shaper. with
cabinet base. complete with cutters
and collars; like new; reasonable.
GU. IT,: apt. sized
modern gas range; 2 beds, springs
and mattress; 2 bureaus, all 1st
class cond. MRS. SCHRIEBER 3525
l4th st. NV. Phone TU. 0132, call
between and z. III
REUPHOLSTERING
special Sofa and chair reupholstered.
labor and material; $50: workman
ship guar; % yrs. in same estab-
lishment. LA FRANCE UPHOLSTER-
ING, 2509 l4th st. NV. CO. 1881.
Evening star., 1952-05-10
GARAGE DOORS
OVERHEAD

steel, 9 BY 2 f.. S5S, fob. our yard
doors. Ask for erected prices.
P1EDMONT MFG. & SUPPLY CO.
FAIRFAX STATION. VA.
RROWMYNiG $50 10
Evening star., 1952-05-10

PIAN0S-uprtghts, $40 up: studio
Terms. Open till 9 every night. Sum
GAYS III 9; Always a good buy at
SCHAEFFER'S PIANO SHOP, S25
Bonifant ST., Silver Spring. Md. SH.
PlANOS-Here is your opportunity
to get q fine reconditioned grand.
Sizes range from 4 #. 9 in. to d;
4. in. All are fully guaranteed
This large display includes Stein
way, Conover,. Baldwin, Mason e.
Bramback and others. Liberal al.
terms. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO,
l10s G st. NV. DI. S464. 10
-Investisate our rental pur-
chase plan; new. famous make
planos tor only 50 per month.
KITS, 1880 G st. NV. 10
PIANoSEAttention, music teachers
and advance students. We have
that are all in Al cond. Priced at
Snls ss1o cAPBE SHPB isF%i Musc msy co Be
llSO G st. NV. DI. S464. 10
PlANOS--Want a bargain? Then get
the best. We have used grands as
low as $695. Used Knabe uprigllt,
consoles and small upriehts at very
conv. terms. CAMPBELL SBs - MUSIC iTSas;
CO. 110S G st. NV. D1. S464.-10
PIANO-Baldwin Acrosonic spinet
and console models. Designed. built,
and guaranteed by Baldwin.
Equipped with Baldwin patented Full
Blow action: Wide variety case de-
ExcLus1vvHE" s Ls vH"li Ar HUGO woRcH,
925 G st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-05-10

YOUNG LADIES, Is to 90. travel
california; return with group; ex-
penseS paid while in training, plus
comm. and bonus: immed. cash
drawing account. This is q perm. lob
with wonderful future rep. leading
publishers Of America FIELD CIR
CULATl0N DEPT. See Mr.. Mason.
CAIRO Hotel 10 am. to 1890
phone calls. please. 10
LADY for doctors once;
some nursing or laboratory exp de-
sirable. Box 1917. Star. Ill
YOUNG, LADY for general ONCE work
IN real estate ONCE; knowledge Of
day, week; air-conditioned offices.
Appiy BOSS & PHELPS. INC. 1417
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RADIO
PHONOGRAPHS

II your radio does not have FM 1,
is only half radio. Let us mod
adding a high fidelity FM tuner
We can also install the latest model
3-speed record changer at moderate
cost.
We invite you to come to our
sound studio to hear the finest in
mlsical reproduction through high
built music system cost less than
a commercial radio-phono. All
equipment sold at net wholesale
prices. No sales tax to pay.
Open daily til $50 pm. Fridays til
8 pm.
Evening star., 1952-05-10
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES

Furniture. bric-a-brac, china. glass.
ware; Oriental art objects. tewelry.
rugs. silverware paintings, por-
MfjRRlYs sTaisS; hjshest TS sab sssh prices paid Cali
ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China, furniture, silyerware, jewelry
sVs;.. sity; cslI Eli l8yIs 8%as sEaAL' CHI. 1888;
ANTIQUES WANTED
Jewelry. china, glassware and bric-a-
aoSsE R5eS OF aiSfs ,4ss ssrta W.. osS: sS.
Antique Crystal Chandelier
EsSSi'ttf No Ui1s piece Sf Hu onss ssso Rsa.onfP'
BEDROOM, dining room. contents Of
IA. 2s37; after : pm. GE. i4ie.
BOOKS BOUGHT. hish.s. cash pric.s
paid; all kinds. any quantity and
removed At our expense. ALBION
sG BOOK SeSs SHOP. l76s Pa. ave. NV.
DiAMc%Dc ,EwELRY Of any de.crip-
ERNEST BURK. si1 18th st. NV. NV.
FURNITURE = Full contents. odd
pieces; wash. mach. stoves, refsr..
bric-a-brac. etc. 8 Z. FURN. EX.
CHANGE. 2lO 9TH st. Sc. AT. O5s5.
FURN1TURE-Will cuy. entire con-
tents or odd rieces; also old china.
55 years. HOPWOODS. 9Th and K
FURNITURE-SinEle pieces and enm-
plete households. etc. AD Ss7S:
ewes. and SUNDAYS. AT. 251s.
kinds Of household firn.
oGg5es aoHsEHoEp 5e5Efs' rURNhr,jRS Tssh Rfehs Co
9O6 Sth st. Sc. Ii. 1851. 10
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YOUNG WOMAN

YOUNG WOMAN
2O-30;. interesting work with M.
tionai publisher calling on Govt
agencies in Washington and vicinity:
b-day week. vacation with pay; auto
necessary; starting salary. $3.50 per
montn, plus expenses. Phone ME.
COLLEGE STUDENT, vacation in
$3.50 for 90 days. BOX S-Y. star -
Evening star., 1952-05-10
RECORDERS

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SCREEN STUDIOS, 715 Kennedy St.
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ERGO

ENGINEERING & RESEARCH CORP
RIVERDALE. MD. WA. 4444
INTERVIEWS MON. THROUGH SAT
To
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Furniture. bric-a-brac, china. glass.
ware; Oriental art objects, ieWelry,
rugs. silverware. paintings, por-
traits; highest cash prices paid. Call
MURRAY. ia. 1888.
Evening star., 1952-05-10
REUPHOL LSTERING

Special Sofa and chair reupholstered,
labor and material; $50; workman
ship guar; % yrs. In same estab-
ING, 2509 l4th st. NV, co. 1881.
Evening star., 1952-05-10
TELEVISION

Gigantic clearance sale. Brand.nev
1852 famous makes TV sets At be.
low dealers cost. Open till IL q. m.
AIMCO TV SALES
ESQ n. Washington Blvd.
arlington, Va. GI. 72un
Evening star., 1952-05-10

STAMP COLLECTION. 3 vol, comp.
set; sell, Al or part. EM: sa4a. III
TYPEWRITER CO.. sl3 14th st.
sTENoTYPE MACHINE. new p.rt
cond., used months: best offer viii
I{,a, saks; NE. 0ol7, 545 shoreham
STENoGiRAPH MACHINE with star stand.
cost Sis; sell. $50. TR. 1895.
STOKER. Iron Fireman, pL: capsbls
Sa,, OF heating S-s-room house; $50.
STORE e. FIXTURES for men. Tlo or
Tomen's clothine; Elec. sewing ma
VIII be shown Sunday BY appt. wi.
oO05. or JU. 1-S306.
good, cond.. >35. 4019 Lonsfellow
ST. Hyattsville. WA. 9lSU. Ill
STOVE: white enamel. good coma.
sss' ss3; p5fakiasa cal ssos set 6-piece maple.
STOVE. gas, de luxe model; less than
months old; sloo. 10. 2-ses3.
STOVE and refriserator. both brand
new never used; Ultramatic Ca
Westinehouse model sc-s refriseSa..
tor: Sl!5 cash. ia. 5-6196. Ill
TELEVISION. washers. refrigerators.
Warehouse sale Almost ali makes
and sizes. Must sell today. Extra
large. savings, No reasonable offer
will be refused. Open till pm.
SILVER SPRING GAS & ELECTRIC
Co., s44 Wayne ave-. JU. s-SO3s;
Maenavox. trade-ins:
excel. bargains: fully recond. and
guar. FRED WALKER. 26O5 VIII
son blvd. Arl., Va. OK. liza. Open
We'd. Thurs, Fri. till pm. 10
TELEVISION SALE. New and used.
We are remodeling and need space.
No reasonable offer refused Admiral,
Philco, RCA and GE. DOWDS TV,
441S Conn. ave. Ii
TELEVISION SET, radio and phono.
graph combination, excellent cond.,
very reas. priced. EN-. 544S. III
TELEVISION
Evening star., 1952-05-10
HOUSE PAINTING

HOUSE PAINTING. decorating; estin
pm. UN. ssSe. Se Z. i. VII WH1FLocs EIsee
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REFGR.. CLOSE OUT

New, 1851 'GE. West, Admiral,
Philco. Gibson and Crosley refgrs
offer refused. All fully guaranteed.
Standard Tire g. Battery Co.
10th D. H Sts. NE.
Open Ewes. til 9 Ii 3-ooSo
Evening star., 1952-05-10

rniture, silverware, jewelry
lese art objects. Any guam
LOUIS SEGAL. CHI. 1898:
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CONTINUED On Next PassI
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INTERPRETATIONS
Late models. S25 up; easy terms:
rent refgr.. So mo-; D. C.'s largest
selection Of good used refrigerators.
ALLlSONS. 2209 18th st. NV. Open
until 8 pm. AD 1884. IL
Evening star., 1952-05-10

DE-HUMIDIFIERS
New Admiral. Westinghouse, Mitchell
de-humididers. from 500; all fully
guaranteed.
Standard Tire & Battery Co.
10th and II ets. NE.
Open Ewes. TIL 8 n. 3.90e2
Evening star., 1952-10-05

In Sevensons the prnted story that he will need
another operation in the future completely dsproved
Here the facts: small but painful kidney stone
removed last June by special instruments without cutting
Declares Dr. Pearson The entire condition has cleared
up. and no further operation is necessary"
Eisenhower who will be 62 October H. and Stew
enson who will be So next February look to their doctors
Q. Has your patient had thorough periodic physical
examinations?
Eisenhower: Yes.
Stevenson: Yes. approximately annually during the past
three years.
Q. hosO much has his blood pressure uaried ouer
these years?
Eisenhower Very little Blood pressure has ranged between
12O and l40 sysoc and 80 and 80 dasolc On few occa
son blood has been noted high 156 ystoc and
96 diastoc Blood pressure is not fixed in elevated area
Both systoc and diasoc oweredby periods of rest
Evening star., 1952-10-05
11zl&, x<

Stevenson There has been no significant variation at ALL
Q. Hosc do you his blood pressure nosc?
Eisenhower: Blood pressure ranges the intermediate
zone cited before
Stevenson The blood pressure now and always has been
within normal range.
O. Whot is his pulse rate, resting and after exercise?
Eisenhower Pulse rate for the last several years has aver
aged 72 resting 90 96 after exercise and returns 72
IA within two minutes rest
Stevenson At rest 30; after 20 brisk steps 18nch
stool, ITO; return to "a in two minutes
Q. What is your patients height and soeieht?
Eisenhower: Height, five feet, 10 inches Weight, 176
Patients average weight when playing football at West Point
was 72 has been high l84 within the past two years
also as low as liz during this period.
Stevenson Height five feet 10 inches weight 1885, Gained
approximately Is pounds since he was 25
Evening star., 1952-10-05
by Lester David
Photographs BY h. Harold DsUis

About ARTICLE. The Editors believe that this article
is imbo,ant only because Of the facts contains bit because
represents procedure kick unique in the history of
American presidential campaigns.
AH too oen in the past the political picture has been nddied
BY whispering cobogns and ugly about the physical
hakk Of the candidates. This year. eel sosething posce
od constructive should be done to eliminate this Issue and
for all from the 1852 campaign.
Accodingy we assigned 1eborter Lester Dosd to the job of
obtaining parallel statements the health Of the candidates.
Because esery AmeicGn should ksoW these facts have
agreed e, general release from both campaign headquarters
We belieps that this joint statement tosides Of
squehsne and recosnssnd as precedent tor future
presidential campaigns, The EDITORs
TONG before the presidential campaign eaped into high gear
nsistent rmors kept cropping that both candidates
were suffering from major physical disabilities
just in many campaigns before it, malicious whispers
pamphlets and confidential" letters spreading
SANDERS One socaed letter claimed General Esen
hover sick he breads facing audience for fear of inn
mnent collapse On the other sde tales spread that Governor
Stevenson is not well either - didn't he admit so
himself when he told the Illinois delegation in Chicago prior
to his nomination: II have desire for the Office mentally
temperamentally or physically?
In Eisenhowegs case, the whispers grew loud that
reporters finally put the question directly to President Truman
at press conference The President promptly rdculed any
intmation that the General ang, declaring him per-
feet health But still the about both continued
At the request of the editors of THIS WEEK Magazine
discover the truth from the who knew best the
candidates own doctors.
consulted eminent physicians at state medical society
and major lifeinsuance company, who drew up list of
IS carefully prepared questions The questions probed deeply
into all details of heart and blood pressure exercise and work
habits past and current illnesses.
The list was then presented to Maj Gen. Howard M. Sny
der Esenhowers personal physician. and to Dr. Emmet
F. Pearson, Stevensons doctor.
Their answers reveal fact: ALI utterly with
foundation because both candidates in excellent health
Short of the accidents to which every subject these
hgpeed days. both candidates have the physical equipment
for the job.
Neither has any chronic disabling illness Heart lungs
blood pressure and pulse of both normal Each has
tendency to become overweight and must guard against by
dietary precautions Both have had minor ailments which
have since been cured
Evening star., 1952-10-05

There's one ugly issue that can
be removed from the campaign right
now. Here are authentic medical
reports on both the candidates
Evening star., 1952-12-27
New York Is CONSIDERING
Using ; Judges at Fights
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-The New
York State Athletic Commission is
considering using three voting
judges and a non-voting referee
in an effort to improve decisions
in New York boxing bouts. Mont
real uses that system.
The commission is mulling over
a number of proposals as a result
of last Fridays reversal of the
Billy Graham-Joey Giardello de-
cision. Originally called a victory
for Giardello. the decision finally
went to Graham when Chairman
Bob Christenberry made two
changes in the card of Judge Joe
Agnello.
Among the proposals was one
that would require a commission
inspector to pick up the score
cards after each round, with Dan
Dowd. executive secretary, re-
capitulating the total vote to get
a decision. A new "foolproof
mathematical scoring system also
was discussed, as was the pro-
posal to post the officials scoring
after each round.
Christenberry indicated he fa-
vored three judges and so did DR..
c. B. Powell, commission member
Evening star., 1952-12-27
Basketball
CONTINUED From Page BAD

one loss in conference play. Illi-
nois bested Michigan, 96-66, ano
went outside the conference tc
whip Butler, 1888, and Loyola ot
Chicago, 71-57.
Ohio State will be making its
first Big Ten start. The Bucks
lost to Butler, $3.50, but wor
from st. Louis University anc
Pittsburgh.
Michigan States Spartans &C
up against Northwestern's Wild
cats in Evanston, Ill. It will be
the first Big Ten game of the
season for both teams.
Northwestern has a new coach
Waldo Fisher. and 1-2 record
The Wildcats defeated Butler
90 to 70, but lost to Western
Michigan. 95-79. They have nine
lettermen and they may be built
into a strong contender. Tor
threat is Frank Petrancek, g.
foot-8 center, who scored 81
points in the teams two games
Michigan State won from high
ly-rated Kansas State and from
Marquette. but lost to UCLA. The
Spartan center. Bob Armstrong
also towers 6-foot-8. but two OF
his teammates are on the COM
paratively short side - Hickey
Ayala, SIS. and Dick Wesling
5-10. Both are guards.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
HoWton's S Feots Make Packers
Hail Him as Hutson Successor

compiling his yardage total. the
leagues best for the year, and
second only to the all-time season
mark of 1895 yards established
last fall by Elroy Hirsch of Los
Angeles. Hutson's figure, pushed
of the No. 2 slot now in the record
book, was made on "a catches.
The 6-foot-2 youngster figured
in another season mark this year
too, with a pair of 90-yard touch
down receptions, longest in the
league. His roommate on the
road. Babe Parilli, had a hand in
both. tossing 19 yards with How
ton going the other II against
Washington on october S and
throwing 81 with the Rice tanker
adding the extra So against San
Francisco Sunday.
Although Parilli was the passer
on the two long plays, the Pack
ers' other quarterback. Tobin Rote,
fired just as frequently to his
former teammate at Rice. Rote,
now in his third year with Green
Bay, was a senior and Howton a
at the Houston school
in 1049.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
Philippines Take II Lead
Over Italy in Net Tourney
BY the Associated Press

MANILA, Dec. 27.-The Philip
pines took a 81 lead in an in
vitational three-day tennis tourn-
ament with Italy by scoring an
exciting doubles match victory
today before 5000 fans.
Felicisimo Ampon, the Philip
pines top ace, teamed with Cesar
Carmona to defeat Italy's Gianni
Cucelli and Marcelo Del Bello. g.
6, Ga, 60, 6-3, in the only
Isecond-day tournament match.
The teams split singles victories
in yesterdays opening tourney
play.
In the preliminaries, Fausto
Gardini defeated the Philippines
Johnny Jose, 6-1, and Andoy
Saranglao 6-3 in one-set matches
Rolando Del Bello, Italy's No
2 singles player, split with Amadc
Sanchez in a two-set match, 8-6
I7-9.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
ISoIomons Blasts u. S. Officials
Over Sugar Rays Retirement

week. Charles Humez is a French
welterweight who announced he
would seek Robinson's crown.
Solomons said he would stage
Ia fight between Turpin and either
Humez or Paddy Slavin of South
Africa for the vacant title in Lon
don during the coronation.
He said he also has a contract
for Turpin to meet the winner of
the return bout between Archie
Moore and joey Maxim for the
175-pound crown. Moore recently
wrested the title from Maxim.
The British promoter said he's
sure the West Indian, Hector
Constance, can beat Kid Gavilan.
the welterweight king. He said
he plans to try to promote the
fight when he visits the United
States next year.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
American Olympic Stars
Defeat Jamaican Runners
BY the Associated Press

KINGSTON. Jamaica, Dec. 27
Americas Olympic track forces
are still scoring victories.
A group of United States run
ners won three of four events yes
terday against a crack Jamaican
squad and shattered two Jamai-
can records.
A relay team composed of Mil
ton Campbell, Nal Whitfield, Jim
Gathers and Harrison billiard beat
"a quartet Of Jamaican Olympians
in the 400-meter relay, winning
in 42.3 seconds.
On the losing team were Byron
Labeach, Les Laing, Herb McKen-
ley and George Rhoden, the last
three members of the Olympic
champion 1,600-meter relay squad
billiard won the 11O-meter
hurdles, his Olympic speciality, in
las seconds. Reggie Pearman OF
New York beat Rhoden in a Spe-
|cial 500-yard race in 56.8 seconds
Laing beat Gathers in a 300-yard
event in 30.8 seconds.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
Army Officer, Unconscious
Since November, Improves

Second 1t. Timothy Metz See
bach. %, was reported progress
ing very well" at the Army Medical
Center today although he has been
unconscious since November %.
1t. Seebach is the son of Col.
and Mrs. C. M. Seebach, 23l6
Tunlaw road NV. He suffered a
head injury last month when the
car in which he was riding hit a
soft shoulder in the road and
turned over.
The accident occurred on a
highway between Fort Benning,
Ca, where he was attending the
Airborne Paratrooper School, and
Camp Rucker, Ala. He was hos
pitalized in Alabama until last
week when he was flown to the
Army Medical Center.
1t. Seebach is a June graduate
of West Point, where he was a
cadet captain and art editor of
The Howitzer. He was born in
Wyoming and attended Sullivan
Preparatory School here.