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Evening star., 1952-09-06

MAN WITH TRAILER wants tractor
to pull dump trailer from wash. to
Tound re nS %ors 'Gans Isnrei eaS asoWs Iso@
PRIVATE PARTY wants Austin '4S
I'D. Good condition. No sunlight
WI NEED CARS regardless Of make;
hiehest prices paid. Don't sell OF
trade until you give rs the oppof-
tq,.ty tgnity co e buy buy or, Or trade -. e yoq,, !,
any. All cash. See the salesman
at our convenient downtown drive
In location, $50 to 8 pm. weekdays;
$3.50 to $50. SATURDAYS. HILL &
sANDERs Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer. NA Ss5Oi lila vermont
NoRrHa OR a CAROLINA DEALER win pa,
top prices for clean used cars. Call
soUraakkRRNl BUYER in town for one
soed ean Cars sase IA plssS 1851 paid LOT
WOULD LIKE to purchase 1850 or
1881 auto Immediately. Call DI.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES. 1912 Ga. ave, RIA. 1922.
III WOULD LIKE TO BUY clean
late modal car. preferably with radio
and heater; can pay al cash. ME.
WOOUtiiD LIKE to purchase from q
private owner . late model Cadillac,
|TRucks WaNiTxD-cnsvroies and
FORD -ton: PackvPs; pggst paggssts Be clean
Evening star., 1952-09-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 40 "6' 2-dr. sedanette;
beaut. french gray finish; 1-owner;
spotless, S1.045. BURROWS MOTOR
CO.. INC. 14th and Pa. ave. Sc,
s;y. &y SoGo sorner location. Ii. a-4o26 or
saSipped si.Sse5, ssasn enis se$s sshGeTx; deTn
tchoice Of 5 other Pontiacsl. LARGEST
selection OF fine cars In Wash. Sec
our. our display ad explaining money
SALERs. INC. 1731 Bladensburg Rd.
PONTIAC. AZ club coupe; r, and h..
excel. tires. tip-top cond, It's l.
owner smooth running cream-puff;
QUEEN MOTOR SALES. 74oO Ga.
poSrfac eSsi ae 81 5fOSi @s' 4.dr; Hydra Matte;
serviceman's car; all possible GIN
finance. TIE. 279l. -
PONTIAC AT Torpedo 2.door; S635.
1881 Pontiac Chieftain de luxe 2-dr:
sSaTitSi fsSa9; tSlly AS eausP ssoS Sa'oaS ARCADE
PREFECT 1o4s; very good cond.;
S4s5. wO. 1878. -
4,passenFsS FsSh EUsSs'er 1855 sctuai miles: H
Red finish. genuine leather interior.
Car absolutely same as brand new
appeseisteS eseEy YAK aah Mast sSi Ps seen s9 g
sTubESAkER TGhS Miid sys C1 Sommsmder; sSSS tuy
equipped: mechanics car; In very
good Sond, S1.l75: UN. l015.. -
STUDEBAKER 1947 Champion A.
es,9 dSor; saHol. excel. cend.; fully equip; must
sTUDEBAKER 1877 81 Con commander q
age; M sss5. TN. Srs sseS. eSSa'D'' Low @7ie-
sTUDEBAKER 81 Commdr. VS. Il
ar. sedan; pvt; own; auto. transs
r. p. turn indicators, seat covers;
bargain at 81. .9s5. Ii. Se Z -6Ssoops soopples5 1
sTUDEBAKER Al Commander 4-dr.:
gooo0dd cond:; heater seat covers:
sTTUDEBAKER T!n sa,s;ER.. !o4s srd dhandsrpiser ss,
down; echeice Of o9herS. Spiy Lafaess sias
selection Of fine cars in Wash. See
our display ad explaining money
sahERss safk iNe LAY AYr9 al.SsnsSIES %a3LE
sTUDEBAKER 1851 Land Cruiser.
with elimatizer, auto. transm., r..
Wv, tires and turn indicators;
s1cs o ecrS TeeDbon. GsTefa Mf a4oS driEs5: Est
S, or WI. 0656 after once hours.
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion STAR
heater; 20, 900 actual miles. Car
absolutely in perfect cond. through
out. You may take ce- to your own
mechanic without deposit. Week.
end special, S1,295. BELL MOTORS,
SOLO Wis. ave. WO. 5000. -
STUDEBAKER 81 Regal de luxe
sedan; equipped: S1.2S5, only S22O
down. Largest selection Of fine cars
| IN Wash. See our display ad ex-
planning money-back guarantee.
AUTO WHOLESALERS, INC, 1871
sfUDEB2REER tUySfasSHiE 'i SO Regal de luxe
sedan; eagipped; ssSS: only sSsS
selection of fine cars in Wash, See
our display ad explaining money!
back guarantee. AUTO WHOLE.
| SALERS. INC. 1871 Bladensburg Rd.
STUDE. 194S 4-dr. Champ. Regal de-
| luxe; all accessories; good condition.
S995. Call OR. 1923. 7'
WILLYs 1852 wing model; fully
equipped; over drive: 1000 miles;
S2.100. Rockville 1929. -
FORD 40 Custom Tudor VS. sedan;
| equipped with radio. heater and
overdrive; beautiful light gray finish;
excellent tires and motor; driven by
only L person since new. Only
coAsT-IN PONTIAC CO.,
407 Fla. Ave. NE. AT. 1900.
| nnav Evanjn6e Till a
Evening star., 1952-09-06
AVIATION

tric trans-receiver, type As-iB. SIo5
transmitter, complete with speaker;
$50. CHI 65SS. 7s
vAGABOND-LoW time. good cond. /:
price. S1.100. TO. 6076. -
IAYLOR-CRAFT - First.class cond.
paint lob, 1913 or $725 with Sway
radio. MARTIN or DAVIS. Falls
Church Airport. KE. S-6132 for qp-
I6zs CESSNA. 14o;. in seod eond.: !:
tili June. 1858. I'd. 7772. -
Evening star., 1952-09-06
NOW rs THE TIME
End of Season Offers

ON THE BAY
Firmly constructed 2-hedroom cot
tage with lge. liv. room, comb. kit
and dinette. inside water. electric
refrig., gas. range. screened front
porch. on shaded lot: only S2,95O
s@AttractiVe e1a r. ads@', cottas. with rlas.
inclosed front porch. liv. room. 2
bedrooms. comb. kit. and dinette.
inside toilet. ETC.: furnished for
built cottage on 9
shaded lots. in end blk. from bay
front: cool in summer, can be used
yr.-round: lge. open fireplace.
bedrooms, full dining room, complete
kit. inclosed back porch; O real
offer for only S5, 800.
IA. very. attractive cottage. corner
location: lge. liy; room. kitchen and
dining room. full bath. bedrooms.
outside fireplace: another good buy
for only $4.750 with $1,000 down.
'-Fisherman's rest: liv. room, bed
room, kit. electric refrig., gas stove,
screened front porch. inside water.
good roof and foundation; q pick k-up
for $4,000 with $500 down. S25
per month.
5-other year-round homes and
summer cottages to meet your needs.
Stop by our once, open daily. or
phone Mr.. Fowler, locally, WO.
S716. ewes. after $50.
CHESAPEAKE CO., INC.
Phone North Beach 1881
Evening star., 1952-09-06
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$500 end TRUST, secured on brick
home In nearby MARYLAND. Attrac-
SO, 600 FIRST TRUST. for s19, 900.
Brandywine 4453. JAS. l.. PHIL
LIPS, Route 1. Box 90. Accokeek.
SIO,5OO-1st mortg. on 1S acres and
5-rm. bunga.. nr. Fairfax. Va; pay
able $100 mo-, SO int; dis. 1OSs. ST.
5533.
1st TRUST, $4,000. 51aes INTEREST,
only $3.50, on well-built brick;
good NV. location. ST. 1857 --6
$5,4S7.5O SECOND TRUST. payable
$3.50 per mo-, over $500 bldg
and loan for $4,000; excel. pur-
chaser. Substantial down payment
ST. 1891 TU. O779
Evening star., 1952-09-06
FISHERMEN

Now is the time to look over those
5-acre farms near the Patuxent
River at Cape st. Marys. wooded or
paved road. Price, $3.50 with easy
terms. Directions: Md. Route s or
3O1 to Waldorf, left at stop light
tRoute 81 to Guys Corner. thence
Route 235 to Cape st. Marys. Rep
resentatives on the property daily.
Evening star., 1952-09-06
BOATS

FISHING PARTIES, Chesapeake Bay.
Eastern Bay. 0ooses. Herring Bay.
For reserrvation call CAPT. KING.
1913 cusToM-BuILr cabin cruiser,
26h-ft.; 2 hunks, head. auto. bilge
pump. ieep motor, reduction gear;
ready to 60. Bargain at 81 $50 cash.
RA. 79s4 weekdays after 9 pm.
1851 es IT. sTEELcRAFT SEDAN,
ll5 h,p;. Chrysler Crown: new. boat
ssns sseoo sssRns Tae %SsRsdoN fGS MA
RINA, 1900 Maine ave.. s.w. RE.
ss-ft. cRUrsER-rwin screw; sleeps
81 SS.,hI July equipped; make offer;
wAGEMAKER -is5a Aft. twin
Mercury Super eAe Hafriea1s aaso1s' motor. sa:
center steering; oars, preservsrs.
lsss ssstsi ssTT' fssq RrcHARSsoN IE ESQ CRUISER,
.leeps 4; new 13O h.p. Chris-C Craft
28-FT. AUX. KEEL SLOOP. head
room, cruising accomodations. Best
asfT. ssT ove5 Cain sa;oo9; GRfIsEfo III ERo7
Chris Chris craft % Marine. eoloT Owner moved moved
reas.; $3.50. WO. 474s. -
1851 STEELCRAFT SED. CRUISER.
ssss ssssisTsss: must sf Sacrifice; $500. MA IA
sG-FTI. CRUISER. sleeps 4. fully
$4,000 for quick sale. GE. 1447.
FISHING BOAT. SO IT. long. lift.
beam. NUTTWELL'S BOAT RAIL-
WAY. Deale. Md. LU. 4-4664 before
FISHING BOAT. s5-ft. long with 10.
e. beam, cabin, head, new Gray
14-FT. WOLVERINE runabout, 1851;
16-h.p. CUPBOARD. many extras;
must must sell. $45o or best offer. WA
ExPERT REPAIRS. all outboard mo-
plan. CENTRAL oUTBoARD CO,
4O:ET. YAWL, needs repair; Aux
with. with chTysier nnSg Crown; 1157hp % y
day sailor. 500. 10. s-oSos. :
FOR sALE-speed boat. eft. long;
2. sftI Is 6ei%; M %StSr soSs Just rebuilt. ss25
RENTAL OF SMALL CABIN CRUISER
sefT GSI 8ani CABIN sfis cRuisEs Isl s4es Solid Hon
duras mahogany; new Chrysler
ROYAL engine. 141-h.p.; 2 to i re-
duction gear; can be seen after
2. pm. DISTRICT YACHT CO.,
14th and Water SITS. Sc. -
35x1O FISHING BOAT. equipped to
60; wiz sacrifice. WARD BROS,
1G CENTURY SPEED BoAT-May
be seen Pentagon Lagoon, Slip 1877.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cabin cruiser
new; many extras. GIL. 07S6.
1851 CHRIS CRAFT, 21s Express
Cruiser; mahog. and marine plyWood
hull: 95-h.p. C. c. engine. 1O5 hrs,
Evening star., 1952-09-06
REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY WANTED

500 at 4h per cent,
first mortgage on new 3-bedroom,
2-bath. rambler. Box COL, Brook
side dr.. Pinecrest sub. Fairfax
County, Va,
Evening star., 1952-09-06

BAY RIDGE. 81 BAY DRIVE
Attractive bay-front masonry bunga-
low liv.. din, kit, pantry, and
porch. 4 bedrms.; full bsmt.; double
garage; lot 116x340. Fairly priced.
Phone severna Park 471. -
Evening star., 1952-09-06
AUToMoTlVE MISC.

TIRES (4l and tubes; In good condi-
tion; SIG or best offer. Call TR.
TOOLS (auto mechanic); complete
set; 500 inc. box; rebuilt trans
Plymouth; S25. 22O5 Hiidarofe ave-,
Silver Spr.. Md. Call JU. S-6332.
-
Evening star., 1952-09-06
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED
(Continued.)

WANTED, light car, very clean and
nice in prewar for lady to use. win
pay good price to pvt. owner for one.
TU. 1927. MIR. WILLIAMS. q
PVT. PARTY will pay cash for 1947-
30 Buick. Olds.. or Lincoln Cosmo-
politan; must be in good cond., no
dealers. Call SH. 504S. %
T FORD ROADSTER, 1924
through 1927 or 1882. Regardless
Of condition. Must be reasonable.
FAIR, HONEST APPRAISALs of all
makes Of cars are assured at MCKEE
PONTIAC. 1884 L st. NV. ME.
Evening star., 1952-09-06
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEv. 194S sedan delivery: clean
iasiSe mSsR and 91t; S5S5: REPuBLIC
1861 CHEVROLET 1M-ton stake
truck; $4,000 mileage; excel. cond.
$1,000. 10. 2-5075. - :
FORD I'll a-ton pickup. We are now
Offering this 6-cyl. pickup, equipped
with heater. .directional signals and
EpMoNDs FssSk II g %Tok Il gS5k St SPg Pogrd
2-4300. 329S Wilson blvd. Ari.. Va.
AT h-ton panel; s7e5.
Like new throughout, ready to work:
sSE%s i9a sn'z 44oo Hoa1HIEAsI ssanInsA 81
DODGE 1912 panel truck. very
10; 2.6!i4, noon to 2 pm. q.
CHEVROLET 1946. truck. stake,
dump dump BODY. Good cond; Priced
80. sz-ton chassis
equipped with McCabe-Powers serv-
ice body retail value 5000, used
as salesmen's demonstrator only:
low mileage, excel; cond.; complete
GAR WOOD tf 1NpusTRfEs. SH5sN fri u iNc., NJ
1909 Wisconsin ave. NV. RE.
FOHD DO. F6. 9th wheel, saddle
tank. air brakes: 2S-ft. Fruehauf
ni5oy nnS trailer. perfect condition. OIL.
1911 INTERNATIONAL. good run.
ming cond.; $175 or best offer. Call
FORD a dump truck; good condi-
FORD 1850 Fe, with covered dump
body built to haul 40 barrels bulk
cement; $500 actual miles: 81 500
Phone Rockville 1888. wkdys. only
CHEVROLET 1887 panel; new motor
new tires; needs Transmission; sell
for best offer. Call Ii. 3-O439, -
TRUCKS 1910 (two); run good: $3.50
2Sl0 Evart st. ne, Ii. 3-2947. -
CHEyROLET 1946 h-ton panel
1896. RA. 1906. -
INT. D-50; with left. van body
runs very good, body alone worth
CHEvR0IET 1916 coz: speed
rear. S.25x20 tires, very clean
rhaan Qt G20E QnA1
Evening star., 1952-09-06
GARAGES
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

18th AND r N.W.-Lge. garage fac
ing alley; drive straight in. SIS,
NO. 1890. 20
Evening star., 1952-09-06

1ats9nstfons iss9 ss aHrd 1o%D daRD dump S5s
1851 GMC. i0-wh. dump Sd, 500
1946 Int. Metro 5000
l94S GMC h-ton pickup = 1895
CENTRAL MOTOR co.
1901 oronoco St.. Alex. Va. oV. 1900
Evening star., 1952-09-06

1850 STEELCRAFT, % IT., flying
bridge cruiser with convertible top;
1850 :,ssn. sTEELcRAFr sedan. 2s ds G;
1919 sTEELCRAFT sedan, 2e IT.. with
2 Packard marine motors, 30-watt
ship::to-shcre phone; foam rubber
cushions 81 800
CENTURY. 14-ft. outboards at dealer
JGsT fSST' ARRIVED: New Century 1s-
#. Resorter with Chrysler los h.p.,
for immediate delivery.
See at STEELCRAFT DOCK. Main
ave. and NJ s.w.. ST. 4145. -
Evening star., 1952-09-06

CHEVROLET 81 model CLOS tractor;
heavy duty. de luxe cab. g
21s.:ton. rating; .airbrakes with
trailer hook up and hand-contyoiled
valve: 106-gaL saddle tanks; 36-in
NTH wheel; air horn; cab HIGHT sig
mails and mirrors; Airflow heater q
rassir col Rrigss S4o3 % p i.s1s: sss
for quick sale. 81. 300.
Evening star., 1952-09-06

A DEALER FROM N. C.
Paying big prices for 1886 to 1850
cars. 6SO6 Ga. ave. NV, GE. 9S44.
Evening star., 1952-09-06
MANDELI,

MANDELL
CHEVROLET co.
1900 and 2245 Nichols Ave. Sc.
Army Surplus Trucks
"a DUMP TRUCKS
Also so others including pickups
panels. stakes. vans, tractors. vaI
trailers. platform trailers. ioW-bo,
trailerS. school E2ses.
All Makes-Terms-Trade
CENTRAL MOTOR CO.
GMC TRUCK DEALER
TWO LOCATIONS
5000 Lee Hwy. Arl.. Va. ia. e2-700t
1901 Oronoco ST.. Alex Ov. 150l
TRUCK SPECIAL
81 Ford F-6, 3-yd. gar'Wood. $1.95(
81 Int. L-132 Duals O. stake, $1,35f
so GMC 800 12' nat ------$1, ,09i
'49 Ford F-6 long ". b. S95C
'49 Int. KB-2 &.ton p.u. 5000
AT Ford 1M-ton 12' stake $3.50
AT GMC 1-ton O. panel ------$74;
AZ Dodge 2-ton 16' cattle body. $3.50
'37 Chev. M-ton pickup. SLOT
MALONEY'S, INC.
e126 Georgia Ave-, Silver 9pring
10. e-3SS3; Evenings. eL 9OSe
ia
Evening star., 1952-09-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN 1910: S695; 81 Riley conv.,
S1,9S7; Hillman sedan. $1.OS5.
JACK PRY. 14th and P sts.
going abroad. Phone NO. 4401.
Evening star., 1952-09-06

CHRYSLER 1850 Saratoga 4-door
heater. $4,000 actual miles; 1 own
er. Cleaning black, spotless inte-
rior. Car formerly owned by busi-
ness executive; is absolutely same as
brand-new in every way. You may
take car to your own mechanic with
ToRs GSs aepSSit sSio WIS. sS: vEb VS. sa6o Mo-
Evening star., 1952-09-06
FLORIDA PROPERTY
VACATION PLACES
LOANS

WILDWOOD, NEW JERSEY--Lovely
guest home. rooms and apts.: special
Sept. rates. Dial LO. 6-46S9. s.
Evening star., 1952-09-06

CHEVROLET 1947 2-dr. sedan; 500.
r. and h. AP. 5715. --S
CHEVROLET 1850 Styleline; 2-dr.
sedan, radio and heater; 10000
less interior. Car absolutely in per-
feet cond. in every way Must be seen
to be appreciated. $1.395. BELL MO-
TORS, 5010 Wis. ave. VIC. $500.
Evening star., 1952-09-06

OHRYSLER 1949 6aratoga sedan,
equipped;. $1.2g5. only 1929 down;
tion. Of fine cars in Wash. See our
display ad explaining money-back
guarantee. AUTO WHOLESALERS,
INC, 1871 Bladensburg Rd.
CHRYSLER 1889 sedan; good trans
portation: $l75. .JU., $3.50. z.
4-dr. sedan: r. and h., low mileage:
1-owner car. Only 81. .495. Also
'52 demonstrator at substantial re-
duction. ROYAL MOTORS, INC,
GhryslheGrooPlymouth. yhGo 4100 Ga. ave.
DE- S0TO 1949 Custom 4-dr.: auto.
trans T. and h.. g Wv. tires.
$1.OS5. Pvt. owner. DU. O1SS. ewes.
Evening star., 1952-09-06

Ri Crown Imperial. s.
paWer sfeernS .nd black finish fn
Transmission; ss,2a5. 1so c. c. Z; e. suarc autp:
anteed. CAPITOL CAD1LLAC-OLDS-
MOBILE. CO.. 1922 22nd st. NV.
1941 conv. club cpe.;
new top; new trans; very good
mechanical cond.; $295. UN. O143.
Evening star., 1952-09-06
HUDSON 1947 c

HUDSONS '49; 6 to choose from. all
are equipped, completely recondi-
toned, look and drive like new cars,
81 ,095 UP. Must be seen, BURROWS
Sc, s.w. corner location. Ii. 3-4O26
or TR. 5000. -
HUDSON 1941 2-dr; r. and h., very
good condition. $270. WO. 4851.
Evening star., 1952-09-06

new front end: new plugs and wiz
ing; new windshield wiper motor;
re-lined brakes: new wheel cy-
81 down. S19.53 per mo. MONT
GOMERY-STUBBS, Lincoln Mercury,
BIS Bladensburg rd. ne. AP. 1929.
CHEVROLET Al 2-dr. sedan; new
paint; good cond., $195. DU. 0613.
CHYSLER AZ .2-dr.: dark blue club
Evening star., 1952-09-06

CHEVROLET 1860 2-dr. sedan; origi-
nal owner; light gray finish, clean
upholstery; heater; low mileage;
cash price. 81 1,450. TIE. GIG between
Evening star., 1952-09-06

CHEVROLET AZ Aero Fleetline 2-dr.
sedan; finest cond.. excel. motor.
beaut. body. WV. tires, spotlight, low
mileage; pvt. owner; can finance;
SS75. 6200 18th st. north, Arl Va.
Evening star., 1952-09-06

AUSTIN 1852 4-dr. sedan: radio and
finish. genuine leather interior. Car
absolutely same as brand new in
every way. Must be seen to be
appreciated. 81 1895. BELL MOTORS,
Evening star., 1952-09-06

e12e Georgia Ave-, silver 9pring
Ju. s-SSS3: Evenings. elA 90S9
Evening star., 1952-09-06

CHEVROLET 40 club cpe; equipped;
$1,095. only 1929 down (choice OF
2 otherS). Largest selection Of fine
cars in Wash. See our display ad
explaining money-back guarantee.
AUTO WHOLESALERS, INC. 1881
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-17
How to Fight Bigotry

bornness in chnging TO ignorance.
The survey shows and Crosby
seems happy to ind. that the ignor-
ant bigot is more impressed by the
argument that Mr. Jones lust is not
.ndulging in such benighted stupid
ties. In other words. if he buys a
refrigerator TO keep mp with the
Joneses. he may acquire some re-
spect for the human person, if II
can be shown that Jones acquired
as much with his latest purchase
This discovery seems plausible
enough. but if Mr. Crosby means
that direct appeals to fairness
should be abandoned. We must
question his faith in the good sense
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-17

Senator Russell, OF Georgia,
upon defeating Senator lie.
fauNer. of Tennessee, in the
Florida Democratic presi-
dental popularity contest,
declared that he was oppos-
ed to a compulsory FEPC
plank. but insisted that Ne
would not bolt the Parys
national convention and that
ne would stay in the conven-
ton TO fight against il to
the end" Kefauver has pub.
licly opposed a compulsory
FEPC as offered by Presi-
dent Truman. but last week
admitted that he would ac.
cept il Is a plank in the Dem
ocratic platform.
When speaking here IN
Detroit two weeks ago. Har-
riman by inference had this
to say on President lra-
mans civil rights program;
We must make sure that vi
Our citizens have an oppor
tunity to participate fully m
fife and work of the nation
and TO share the benefits as
well as the responsibilities
and burdens of full citizens
of the United States-re-
gardless Of care. color,
creed, or national origin.
The way the chips stack
up ut this moment, II aP.
pesrs that Hartman VIII
be the popular choice o.
the west, midwest, east
and north. On the other
band, Russell appears 70
be the darling" 81 the
bosrbenites.
Since the race vote Ger
taiply will not go 10 a spu'h'
tCeasirued on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-17
Straight ahead

knew Of no sports writers having re-
ceived a Pulitzer award for exposing
scandal was not challenged. although
the article was widely printed and cir
cuiafed- Obviously Mr.. Kase's efforts
10 bare the basketball scandal were not
prompted by my statement. Ii is. new
erfheless gratifying TO know that he has
been honored for his fine contribution.
done In the noble tradition of ihe pro.
fession OF journalism.
No one expects every reporter W be
muckraker OF the Lincoln StefenS
school. but neither is il TO be expected
that any good reporter worthy of his
membership in the press fraternity would
continue TO wink at corruption and brib-
cry crowding in on him from 81 sides
Despite the efforts 10 expose racket
eering, problems OF college sports viii
not be solved solely by Furnishing those
who violate the code There are some
things, heretofore ignored, that now must
be reckoned with Take the matter Of
prosecuting. II has been going on for a
long time. Colleges have sought outstand-
ing high school students over the wears
in music. science and other fields Why
not outstanding students in sports?
The music student may not know
any more about science than the scien-
fist knows about music. Why. then. ex-
pect the athlete 10 know all about Bach.
or why keep him out of college because
he doesn't know? He intends. no doubt.
to make his living in sports just as the
musician hopes 70 make his or hers in
music. II doesn't take much imagining
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-17

Max KsSe. sports editor OF the New
York Journal American last week was
AVA ded special citation by the Pulitzer
Committee for MS exposure Of bribery and
corruption in basketball
The Pulitser prizes are given annual
lY by Columbus University out Of a
-. 500 600 bequest by the late Joseph
Pulitzer former publisher of The ST.
Louis Post Dispatch" and the old New
York World"
Kase Is . distinguished journalist and
Rem the limited association ! had with
him during the time I covered sports in
New York, ! Judge him 20 be fine gen
tlensn. The purport Of this article is
twofold To congratulate Max. and 10
eall attention to an article ] wrote in De
oesnber Of last year.
II was st time when the basket
call scandal was at IT'S height After dis
cussing the scandals at some length.
wrete.
The working corps Of sports writer's
ought TO share some OF the blame for al
lowing this thing To grow TO such proper
lions have written before that ] can
recall no instance in which a sports writer
has earned a Pulitzer prize-or any other
prize-for unearthing scandal, yet scan
dals have broken out in baseball basket
ball football. boxing and racing. 10 name
the major sports Political writers and
those in the general field have done much
better
Our Tefese0cs 10 the feet that We
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-17

We have reached that juncture
IN American history when our NOR
al Imperatves in the field of race
relations. require immediate imple-
mention in practical action. On en-
pIrical as well as ethical grounds
we must extend the full benefits of
liberty and equality to our colored
brothers. Only in this way can the
Ihailenge to the democratic way Of
NE now made manifest on many
fronts be met vigorously and reso-
lutely.
Central Conference Of
American Rabbis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-17
4corns TO Oak Tree,
BY JULIAN c. WYCHE

There will be no Dixie revolt in the 1852 DemO.
National Convention in Chicago over proposed PsnS
ployment Practices Commission (FEPC) as hapnenaSe
le4s when the boiling faction became known as the n
Gratis
Thi. forecast was made by Representative Fr,l
lin D. Roosevelt Dem. }, of New York City's 10th H.
trct during an interview last week the radio d.h
of a program called, meet the Press"
Young Roosevelt is chief booster of W. Averell H.
man Mutual Security Administrator, for the Demoe,.
Party nomination as presidential candidate Harmn
62-vearold railroad tycoon. former u S. AmbasadmsI
Russia and England and once nationally known DoM
player.
While his chief concern putting over his penoul
lvfavored candidate Roosevelt did let it be known as
being uueried that Hartman was for an enforable Fed
eral FEPC bill. Federal enactment is implicitly desired
because as Roosevelt states there is sectional differ
ence over the nation related to the main purpose In
law In other words. all things related to til,
whole nation.
Then the sophomore L. $. Congressman goes to e.
plain that FEPC with teeth DESTROYS because the Dem
ocratic Party always progressive, and since New YMi
has had enforce fair practices employment bill fol-
eight years which has proven successful then such led
era law is not only feasible but opportune.
He added that Harrm imam was for such 'teethy' con-
gressional legislature, and that the Deems in July at
their national convention would also accept it with
perhaps little fanfare rhubarb including the Dixie
There is Skeptcism on his forecast. Last wee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-17

John Crosby. critic whose
emergence has been termed bless
ing 10 radio. now offers his talents
TO those engaged in lighting bigot-
~ in this country Crosby begins
with the observation that ne has al
ways doubted the efficacious effect
Of such pleading for tolerance as
the 'spot" announcements perpe-
trated by the sponsors Of Brother
hood Week and radio station
owners anxious to prove their pub
lie service worth.
Crosby cites recent survey
which shows that such appeals. far
from from having the desired ef-
feet upon the preiudiced. may ac-
tually result in a more militant stub