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Evening star., 1952-11-05
.Saigh Says Browns
Brecheen
Before His Release
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-Fred
Saigh. president of the st. Louis
Cardinals, says Harry (The Cat)
Brecheen, who last week signed
as a player-coach with the neigh
boring Browns, never had been
given his release by the Redbirds.
In filing "tampering" charges
against the Browns with Commits
sioner Ford Frick. Saigh referred
to Rule 3. Article G, which reads
there shall be no negotiations be-
tween any player and any club
other than the club with which he
is under contract, or by which he
is reserved, unless his club. in writ
ing. authorized such negotia-
tions."
I'VE never gave Brecheen such
authorization" Saigh told the AS
sociated Press by telephone. "All
we did was ask waivers on Bre-
cheen as forerunner to making
MIN coach of the Cards. Under
the rules, in order to take a player
on the active list, waivers must
first be requested on the player
AT no time did we harbor any
thoughts of releasing him.
Claims Brecheen Knew Plans.
"Brecheen knew of our inten-
ton. In fact, it met with his
whole-hearted approval, although
upon his insistence, we assured
him if he showed during spring
training he could still pitch win
ming ball, he was to be reinstated
Ias a. player and be compensated
accordingly. We would never
have asked waivers on him had we
known he was going to sign with
another club"
No club claimed Brecheen the
first time waivers were asked on
the 38-year-old southpaw, ac-
cording to Saigh. and a coach's
contract was drawn up for $1O,-
000) and given to him. Pitts
burgh claimed him on the second
waiver request, but Brecheen re-
fused to join the Pirates. AS a
1O-year man, he has the right of
refusal.
After the six-day waiver Pc
riod expired and during the five
days grace period Immediately
following" said Saigh, "the
Browns got in touch with him and
offered him a f1attering contract.
I'm not against any player better
ing himself and the Cards would
be the last to stand in Harry's
way. But I question the moral
aspects of his going to another
club.
LAS late as October 80 Harry
called me and assured me he was
still interested in remaining with
the Cards. I trusted his word
that he was sincere when he said
he would take the coaching job
Veeck SCOTS at Charges. !
Owner Bill Veeck of the Browns
scoffed at Saigh's "tampering"I
charges. Its just a matter of
The Cards wanting to keep Brech-
zen for a lot less money than he
could make. We did not approach
Dr. talk with Brecheen until after
mis- waivers had expired and he
was thus declared a free agent.
The Cardinals were really the ones
who violated the rules by not civ.
Evening star., 1952-11-05
Comp for Tiqers' Forms

DETROIT. Nov. S (P.-Muddy
Ruel. Tigers farm director, an
nounced contracts have been
signed with Lakeland, Fla to set
up a spring training camp for
$50 players signed by the seven
clubs in the clubs farm system
The camp will be on the site of
a former Air Force base on Lake
lands outskirts.
Evening star., 1952-11-05
Lundon Six-Mun Team
Beuts HONEYWELL, 46-O

Landon Schools 135-pound
six-man football team scored a
46-0 victory over Honeywell yes
terday at Honeywell.
Kurt Habel, with four touch
downs and George Rainer, with
three. led the Landon scoring
while Steve Robin added four
extra points.
Evening star., 1952-11-05
Unbeafen Armsfronu
And Wilson Favored
In Games Friday
By Bill Fuchs

The list of unbeaten high school
football teams in this area has
dwindled to two - Armstrong
which has an unblemished record
in six games, and Wilson, tied
once in seven.
Two fell from the select list
last notwithstanding. beaten
20-6 by st. Johns. and Woodward,
which stepped out of it's class to
take a 44-19 drubbing from Mas
sanutten.
Armstrong and Wilson are ex-
pected to keep out of the losing
column this week, with Wilson
having the tougher task in a Dis
trict Interhigh Division I game
with Coolidge at Wilson while
Armstrong entertains Bates of
Annapolis at Brooks Stadium.
Both games are scheduled for 3
pm. Friday.
Wilson, already assured of the
Western Division title, could ex-
perience a let-down against the
Colts. one of the better teams in
the arena. Coolidge lost to Roose-
velt last week after learning its
victory over Anacostia was for
feited because of an ineligible
player.
st. Johns still regarded the No.
! team in the area despite it's
one loss to Calvert Hall of Balti-
more. plays its first Metropolitan
Catholic League game at 2 pm.
Saturday against De Matha at st.
Johns.
Other Interhigh Division I
games at O'Clock Friday are Ana
costa at Eastern. Chamberlain at
Tech and Bell at Roosevelt.
Other games through Sunday:
FRIDAY.
virEinia Group League.
Lane at Fairfax. 6.
=, Georse, Washington at John Marshall,
Richmond, 8.
Covington at washington-Lee. s.
Interstate Academic Conference.
Sanford at Landon. gao.
: sidwell Friends at Baltimore Friends. g.
suitland fs vs.. Se'd sisde1sbusr % % at College
Park.
Other Games.
Western at Bethesda-Chevy Chase. 3.
Gaithersburg at Georgetown Prep. 8.
Woodward at Longfellow. s..
Cardoza at Bordentown. N. j., 3:15.
Montgomery Blair at Frederick. 8.
Richard Montsomery at Westminster. S.
. Alumni at Parker-Gray, 8.
SATURDAY.
Interstate Academic Conference.
st. Andrews OF Middletown. Del. at
Ct. Adams, ..
Other Games.
Charlotte Hall at Falls Church, 2.
Virginia Episcopal at Episcopal, 3.
Lincoln at Herndon. 2.
Fork Union at Bulls. 2.
SUNDAY.
Gonzasa at ST. Matthew. Conshohocken.
Pa, 2.
Evening star., 1952-11-05
Sports Mirror

Today a year ago-Charlie
Dresser was rehired as Dodger
manager for the 1852 season.
Ten years ago Unbeaten
Sugar Ray Robinson scored his
38th straight victory, outpoint-
ing Vic Dellicurti in a 1O-round
bout.
Evening star., 1952-11-05
Ruyner Returns to Runoers

NEW YORK, Nov. 5 (P.-
Chuck Rayner. regular goalie of
the New York Rangers, will play
tonight for the first time this
season against the Leafs in To-
ronto. Rayner has been out all
year with q severe leg injury,
Evening star., 1952-11-05
British Queens Horse
Wins Birmingham Roce
By the Assoeioted Pres.

BIRMINGHAM. Nov. 5.-Twc
hours after Queen Elizabeth
opened Parliament, one of hel
Itwo-year-old race horses. High
Service. galloped away with the
$840 Queen Bess plate.
High Service, a filly which the
Queen leases from the National
Stud, paid 4 to /. She was steereo
home by Jockey Gordon Richards
Evening star., 1952-11-05
who walked off with four of the
medals last veor

who walked off with four of the
international medals last year.
Gen. Marbles was expected to
pick up right where he left off
this time. but he'll miss Arete, his
No. l mount, who had to be de-
stroyed after being injured early
this year. Gen. Marbles was third
behind Mrs. Carol Durand of Kan
sas City in the Royal Winter Fair
riding and was shut out in the
Good Will event.
Steinkraus Outrides Stars.
It could be that Steinkraus, who
has been riding almost since he
learned to walk, is coming into
his own as one of the foremost
horSemen in competition.
Not only did he beat out Gen.
Marbles. but in the second con-
quest he whipped Frances Pierre
D'Oriola, who won the individual
title in the Olympics.
Evening star., 1952-11-05

Five years ago Mexican
Army jumpers won the team
event at the International
Horse Show at Madison Square
Garden.
Evening star., 1952-11-05
British Golf Cooch Dies

LONDON, Nov. S (P). Free
Robson. 81. coach of Britain's
Walker Cup golf team in 1947
died after a long illness. Robson
played on the British Ryder Cup
team against the United States in
1929 and 1881.
Evening star., 1952-03-12
Hollywood Diory
Bogort Gets q Story
From Warmer Bosses
' SheiIoh Grohon,'

cause Of his recurring pain. Pals
suggest he cut down to two shows
. month next season. !. The
Robert Walker estate just now
goes into probate. His boys get
everything. -. The $1,000 ques4
tion intriguing Hollywood Is who
gets the mink bought by Jimmy
McHugh for this amount at the
March of Dimes auction.
Evening star., 1952-03-12
Jet Wings Are Strong

Although they are 20 thin they
look fragile, the wings Of one
modern jet fighter could easy sup
port two fully loaded four -engine
air liners almost $50 tons Of dead
weight.
Evening star., 1952-03-12
HOLLYWOOD.

t1O4Ix WNSJO.
Humphrey Bogart was saying
on Monday he didn't know what
Warmers had for him. Today
can tell him it's ''The System. .
written by Joe Eisinger and pro-
duced by Sam Bischoff. Bogey
plays a bookie. The production
will start April ! and he can start
drawing his 100000 on March Is,
as per deadline.
Montgomery Cliff and Kevin
Mccarthy, both UP for Oscars.
are currently students in Ella
Kazan's classes in New York.
Smart actors never think they
know too much.
Onetime star. now decorator.
william Haines is designing a
bedside contraption for Clifton
Webb, "so," says William. That
he can reach all his radio, kleenex,
books, pills, ear plugs and eye
shade without throwing out his
sacroiliac."
Goldwyn will stage a four way
premiere for his $4.000.000 Hans
Christian Andersen" 49, London,
Paris, Hollywood and New York.
with Kaye in London, Of course.
When Rita MARBLES 1--WE been
kissed BEFORE" you'll forget put
the blame on Name" .. Aida
Valli, with her Selznick settle
ment in the bag. plans to live per-
manently in her native Italy.
F. Hugh Herbert is back from
London with tests of nine COM
pletely unknown and inexperi-
enced girls. Paramount win pick
three Of them for the. important
femme leads in his Pleasure Is
land" Agent Henry Wilson
has built a new home as bait for
Vera-Ellen. He wants to marry
her. Red Skeletons tummy was
X-rayed yesterday to locate the
Evening star., 1952-09-28
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDS 80 "Ss" convertible cpe.:
black. Wv. tires, tan top, r. and h.:
beauty; $l,S95, 2-day money
back trial; 4-month written guar
oldest eadss F5nI FdFd Des!eS sANDE 5Ss %ssh ss56
1114 Vermont ave. NV. 30
oLDS, 1947 "6s" 4-door sedan: RAJ
or best offer Wo. s1s4,
OLDS 194S "9S" conv. coupe: white.
wall tires. radio and heater: 81, $50.
Apt, l0l., l4O6 Merrimack ave.
Langley Apts,, Hyattsville. Md.
oLDs 1947 go convertible: original
eouipped fSfr s2o driVe isee'eres1i resi
oLDsMoBILE 1850 "ss" club cps.:
completely equip. low mi: ORIG.
owner: S1,s25. KE. 3-5S94.
oLDs 1850 "ss" 4-dr, sedan de luxe:
etc ahq beaatfa al h9Y Blue Hw sha ideS usI asdEs tx:
new. Come out, drive it for YOUR
self and you'll buy II. Guarantees:
terms and trade; enly S1.195. RE-
LIABLE WHOLESALERS. .SS0l Cid
JU. 7-96Sl,
OLDS 80 "SS" 4-dr.: fully equipped,
Must see e. to 0oa appreeiste ei one sg7so. sHWnsp.
433 Northwest dr.. Silver Spring.
on6s M6 81! -! 1899; "ss5; Super 4.dr. sedan;
Hydra. under 400 miles; owner ownsf
OLDS. DecJ i94s "ss"; Hydra.
Matte; lovely. black de luxe 4-door;
nice uphol.; very econom.; Sl,490;
viii finance. co. .0S00, Apt. SIS.
fACkARD ~ 4-dr.; r. and n. over
MiTcHEEfs EiTe fls5F MoFoRs sar KsiseI: sssP:
Frazer lSol Mount olivet rd. me-.
PACKARD 1850 Super de luxe 4-dr.
sedan: 80 hip: Ultramatic. r. and
h.; 1900 actual mi; beautiful Jade
car is truly in .magnificent condition
IN every way; II you are looking for
that extra fine car at a fraction OF
original cost, this is it: must be seen
to be appreciated Sl.693. BELL
MOTORS, 5o10 Wis. ave. WO. 5000.
PACKARD '4s Super "s" scd.; over
drive, r. and h., body in excel. cond.
Motor. peri; S925. LA, 6-t362
PACKARD Io4o club sedan: beautiful
care; fully euaranteed; only S345
down; balance easy. payments: full
price only Sl,045. TAKOMA
fransh fIJ e. ,o5d'' 3D. Silver Spring Ma.
PLYMOUTH so de luxe business cpe.
Cream colered, one owner, $500 mi.
pfyMoi,rRR ;S1oi Rut ,Gg, 34os; conv.r, rs
h.; 11.000 actual mi: beautiful
cherry-red finish; Wv. tires. Car
absolutely same as brand-new
throughout: you may take car to
your mechanic without deposit.
Weekend special Sl.S95. BELL
MOTORS, 501o Wis. ave-, Wo. 5000.
-2S
PLYMOUTH 80 coupe. r. ana h.,
$l25. Call LO. 5-436I. Us
Evening star., 1952-09-28
AUTOS b TRUCKS WANTED

NORTH CAROLINA DEALER VIII pay
top prices for clean used cars. Can
WE NEED ED YOUR CAR r.s.rdl.ss Of
make; highest prices paid. Don't
sell or trade until you give US the
opiportunwlty pis. Mt & to buy or trade At your
any. ALL CASH. See the salesman
at our convenient downtown drive
in location. 500 to 8 pm. week
days: $40 to $50. Saturdays. HILL
& SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer. INA. 9S5O), lila Vermont
CLEAN. low MILEAGE. one owner,
personal use; prefer Buick; no
BY PRIVATE PARTY-Plymouth.
Chevrolet or Pontiac;. not, over
$4,000 miles: pay all cash: no
ae,asr dealsrs please: please: Call Sligo ss24
CROSLEY Hotshot or MIG sports
car; very reas. Call between 6 and
on SYN: or Mon. OIL. 547s.
SOUTHERN BUYER in town TOR one
week; highest cash prices paid for
Would LIKE to purchase 1880 q or
1916 AUTO WANTED in trade for
~ new nut-vending machines. oSL.
FROM PRIVATE OWNER. 40 or so
medium or lge car. Sat. pm. and
: Sun. 1924 Congress Sc, Apt. 103.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for Lice low-mileage cars. NORRIS
HUGHES. 1912 Ga. ave-. RIA. 1922.
WOULD LIKE 70 BUY a clean
late model car, preferably with radio
and heater; can pay all cash. Me.
would LIKE to purchase from q
private owner . late model Cadillac.
FAIR, Ar HI HONEST NEST AppRA1sALs of all
makes Of cars are assured at MCKEE
PONTIAC. 1884 L st. NV. NE
GOOD MAN. FOR BAD CARS and
ia. 1869: immediate removal.
A TOP PRICE for late model car, any
make. Mr.. Dunningan. CAPITOL
PACKARD. 1911 Ga. ave. SH. 39O4
LINCOLN l947 or 194S Continental.
Good condition. Call ST. 1852 days;
WANTED-7-passenger car. 20 or
newer; will pay cash II cheap or
trade-in I940 Packard, paying diff
ference. G. H. PAUL, 81 Randall
I'd. Suitland Md. 10. S-173S. -2S
Evening star., 1952-09-28
TRUCKS FOR SALE

NPERNA!oSAa Sp sssG Ssa 1851 1851 nase 2isa PSd
dump A-3o: best offer. Cedar
DODGE 1949 paneled. This la-ton-
ner has been kept in unusually good
condition and does not have the
wear usually found in commercial
been dented and can be bought for
cAITHNEss . BUICK. NC. 6ii5
Wis. ave. NV. WO. 1929.
FORD 194s truck. h-ton stake body;
heater, excellent condition; $625.
ia. 2-6494.
FoEp Sas1 of 1s$s 1.,tOn .t ooa panel stE tEuck'
Jefferson ST.. Arlington. Va. 80
CHEVROLET 1949 dump: good tires.
euisk sANpERs isIs washs is soSR Oldest Td Fora
dealer NA. 9S5O. lila Vermont
ave. NV. -29
FORD 1850 FL h-ton panel: me
chanicallIyo Ioo perfect good tires. sISI,res one
$500. 1i14 Vermont ave. NV.
FORD 194s pickup acton; very
% Ss45 HILL HILL 4 SANDERS. wash:
oldest Ford dealer tNA. $500,
lila vermont ave. NV. ~o
WILLYS '4S Jeep: has power. take-off.
governor; bumper weishtI alum. ,M TOP
kss:rFTasaT ssas MIaeHEII anG M3T9Fs e. sw al
Const. ave., EX. 4105.
CHEVROLET 1947 h-ton panel; good
mechanical condition.; needs body
work: sacrifice. S495. JU. 9-456l.
JU. S-5100 weekdays.
CHEVY 194S sedan delivery; in excel.
cond.; r. and h., new tires; black;
S795: no dealer. OIL. 455S; eyes,
OIL. 3599. -2S
G.M.C. 80 dump truck; 2-speed axle.
passed Va; inspection, Bought new.
Ia ! ownsEj 9s4S. sl'4'o' Call after IS R;m'
rSsD S9' sl4sss. lsta pickup truck Dsst:e'' IS:
FORD 194e "6" FL h-ton pickup;
heater. 5 excel. tires, extra set
mud-snow; S795. Seen from 10 am.
to 4 Pm. Sunday. @7ss a5th st.
FORD 1851 F-5 cab and chassis. Ions
yheelbase:, has never been used.
WHY'S 1e42 In in good condition. Call
PLYMonTH ia40 delivery; gy; good cd tissf hsss
offer: sell immed. 10. S-1151.
CHEVROLET 80 '4-ton pickup; re-
conditioned and guaranteed: trade
or terms through GMAC; S995.
CHEVROLET so ha-ton panel, blue
finish. like new; owner; low mile
age; sold and serviced by US since
sTGDEBAKERa IliHdaa 40 1M-ton stake:
real buy at S945.
CHEVY CHASE. MOTOR CO.. INC.
1725 Wisconsin ave- OIL. 600.
TRUCK BARGAINS
Intl. 40 Coe van, price S235
Int; Il 159-in. w;,b: E and c 500 500
NATIONAL TRUCK RENTAL CO.,
2316 Ga. Ave. NO. ZOO. 20
1910 DODGE
Paneled body truck, suitable for
house painter or decorator; $500.
See Mr.. Noble,
BERGMAN'S LAUNDRY
623 G St. NV. 20
Evening star., 1952-09-28
TRAILERS

1881 SPARTAN IMPERIAL mansion,
convertible dinette, 24-dt. alum.
awning; Lot "a, Quantico Triangle
TIrsilsr, Court. Phone Triangle
WANT TO RENT modern house
trailer. sleeps 4, with option to
buy. Call AP. 1919.
TRADE o-bedrm. CHS house, in Mi
ami, Fla, unfurnished, for all
larger. ia. S144
home. with attached large, 2-rm.
addition, fireplace, Venetian blinds,
grapes; newly decorated. Phone
=? 3-RM. ALMA. approximately 90
it., prepared for winter, oil heat.
ssoo St5: Is no 5ets5 sss 'ltsPs sse End 4riSs s
LUGGAGE. 3lsx5x2: tarp.. hitch and
light included; excel. cond.: $65.
LUGGAGE wheel. AXIS.
6:00x16 tires; new cond.; $76. OF.
HEAVY DUTY FARM rRA1LER-7. 90
x2O tires, all-steel construction. VIII
Hfkfrk taki 1t TkAha IL saS sGIEs OF cSs9s3 Ssos
Hill Trailer PARK. Route l. Berwyn,
Md. authorized dealer for several
makes Of new and used house trail
90 (M) System house trailer; 25a It.
Apply Cherry Hill Trailer Park.
l0lS0 Baltimore ave-. 2nd row;
DESIRE PARKING-Modern house
trailer; vicinity base or farmyard
G. E. METCALF. 1909 AACS Saon.,
Andrews A. F. Base, Washington rs.
1912 sLvERDOME, 81 it.. elec.
refgr., bottled gas; good condition;
$500. Call HI. 4931 or JU. 5-S35I.
USED MOBILE HOME. es-ft. 1S4a
Travel Coach with toilet; S195.
Ideal for working couple. LOT 81,
TEMPLE TRAILER VILLAGE. Alex
1911 NATIONAL: good condition: Can
be: be seen at 2o2s Lee hwy; 5000 or
PIATT CUSTOM TRAILER, is4e;
26-ft. tandem; toilet, hot water,
electric refgr.: excellent condition;
30; Call JE. 2-7355. 28'
LEAVING TOWN, must sell now!!
3-rm. 27-ft. Palace tandem; dinette;
Sl.350. Lot 81. Potomac Pk. Motor
1918 TRAvELo, es it.. all alum;
sleeps 4; toilet and shower. Space
81. Nightingale Trailer Court. AL.
1918 RICHARDSON 2s-tt. trailer. trail
modern equipped. Ancient Oaks
Trailer Court. JE. 1856. rs
Evening star., 1952-09-28
GOLDEN
RULE
TRUCKS

L 1IbOSAO
TO EARN YOU MONEY
PICKUPS
i? rs studs ~. needs some % repair.
~ Chev. AT. new paint. $795.
h hansers' sGEa sos: s2s99b new paint clothes
'4S Int. la-t.. new paint. 1865.
PACKAGE DELIVERY
'46 Isr Int, Metro. new paint. excel.
~ Chew, Olson alum. body. loft.
SEDAN DELIVERY
so Chev.. excel value, S1.19S.
DUMPS
'4s sso5 GMc 2-t.. Sgd. ready to work,
- z. Dodge; Ct. s-yd. Inspect this
~ CANoPY EXPRESS
'4S chsy. hsy ha-t. Very specially priced
CHASSIS and CAB
~ ,,pt Ford ssl 1Es-t. for 1s-ft. body. new
80 Ford lat. for 12-it. body. new
GOLDEN RULE USED
TRUCK ...
A truck that you can depend
upon.
From a dealer you can de-
pend upon.
LUSTINE-NICHOLSON
CHEVROLET
5710 BALTIC. Ave-, Hyattsville, Md.
WA. 7200-WA. 7205-AP. 2OO2
Evening star., 1952-09-28
GARAGES

1925 T ST. N.W.-Large number
Of garage spaces, $40 per mo. Cali
PAPKI4ds PAPi MS SPl6p SF ao, ss2e2; 49,.
I n5tn s.: nv. nr; \ St; paved; SO
ONE-CAR METAL GARAGE for rent.
mSrth reap '01t NA Gsefgia 6ss4 ave. Sc per
Garage For RENT. for car. $40
st; ne: ia. 1854. ii
FOR RENT-Corner Wis. ave. and
MsyaTk Mo iSia st. .tfa1 tsnt q Norton pl). CAN
DoGBLE DRY GARAGE WANTED
GARAGE FOR Rent, rear 5529 Ne.
braska ave. NV. Call OR. O729.
NV. OFF R. 1. AVE, bet ist and
N. Cap. ST.; four-car brick garage;
iGea, Tea secured; ecu to,aH heat water; lights
Sun; after sun, UN. SOFA. "a.
2-CAR GARAGE at 1915 irving st,
~: VIII rent single or double.
DTPoNT CIRCLE AREA-pvt Ear.
24-hr. service. for storage, work
snop or parking; $40 per mo. DU.
4 LARGE BRICK GARAGES for sale.
4232 or WI. 5S67. go
1925 Eye -4-car-------- 27.b0
$40 Sth st. n.e.------------ 500
b32 l3th. rear --------- $3.50
Ii. 1887 LA. o-4541
AUTOS & TRUCKS FOR HIRE
FORD F-s trartoy nm 7IoA -0o
Evening star., 1952-09-28


Army Surplus Trucks
"a rUMP TRUCKS
Also 50 ,.:lefs including pickups.
panels. stakes. vans, tractors. van
trailers platform trailers. 'ov-box
trailers, school buses.
All Makes-TcrmS-Trade
CENTRAL MOTOR CO.
0MC TRUCK DEALER
TWO LOCATIONS
isf Sso9 deenaco Lee a.s a. Ara Ai.! "a ov 1888 eo
INTERNATIONAL KB-7, 40
FACTORY 1O-WHEELER
With 900 by 90. 1O-ply tires: 20-ft.
dry freisht van. motor, tires, body
IN perfect condition. S3.995. Call
Mr.. Allen or Mr.. Rodes. MI. O1s1.
Evenings. WI S46S.
PARKWAY MOTOR CO., INC.
3040 n st. NV. 30
Evening star., 1952-09-28

AUTOS & TRUCKS FOR HIRE
Evening star., 1952-09-28

FORD F-S tractor. UN. 7494. 20
Evening star., 1952-09-28

CEILING PRICES
Will drop approx. .2% Oct. l.. Don't
lose! Sell nowl Call us to get today's 8
Top prices. 81 HAWKINS. 1888
14th st. NV. DU. 4455. rs
Evening star., 1952-09-28

1947 e-dr.; r. and h.:
$3.50. Call GE. 3539. 30
AS conv. coupe: r.. and
n. new top; Al cond.; SS95.
MITCHELL MOTOR, Kaiser
Frazer, 1901 Mt. Olive I'd. NE,
Evening star., 1952-09-28
Assemble Your Own
CHRIS-CRAET
MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY-DAvIDSON. 1916. "74" nat
cond.; 1895; cash only. HI. 6Og4.
Evening star., 1952-09-28

as Fleetline. de luxe: A.
dr.; sedan; r.. h.; excel. cond; origi-
Evening star., 1952-09-28

CHEVROLET 1851 4-dr. de luxe Sc
dan. HORNER' Fla. ave. at 9Th
st. ne. AT. 6+64
CHEVROLET 1850 4-dr. de luxe Sc
dan: blue. radio. orig owner, very
clean; Sl.395 or best offer. ia.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

1851. Windsor de luxe
4-dr.; all accessories; $4,000 mi;
one e..owner. me. Must sell; $3.50
or best offer. Can arrange financ-
after 3 pm. including Sun. --2S
Evening star., 1952-09-28

1910 DODGE
Paneled body truck, suitable for
house painter or decorator: $500.
See Mr.. Noble,
BERGMAN'S LAUNDRY
623 G St. NV. 20
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-20
BY JULIUS J. ADAMS

NEW YORK-tClobaD--J
n Law son. Globals UN corre-
spondeni who returned from Al
RIGA recently. pcsslmistIcally ex-
pressed fear that q full scale e.
volt against the French IN the
North African Colonies Is lmmi-
nent unless quick and positive
acton IS taken 10y the United
Nat ons
Trouble which had been brew
ing across North Africa for many
months. broke out IN uncontrol-
able fury two weeks ago with
the ambush slavine of Folhai
Hached. popular labor leader and
StanCn Tunician Nationalist. Con
diiions were wofsened last week
wh the Staying OF two Morroc-
ans as the French moved swiftly
10 check the terrorism before the
situation : blown INTO another
world hot spot similar TO that N
Korea
Lawson. who had met Hached
on two occasions in the United
States. once in New York and
again in Washington where the
Tunisian was guest al a dinner
given in his honor by U. S.
labor officials from clio and
AT Of L.. and other groups.
said
1T was during luncheon in
New York tina, ! began to-know
the real Hschcd. the fighting
labor leader VINO was battling
for the freedom OF Tuni>is. Mo-
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rocco and Als .ai
rica-but believed 49,, p. o A.
o oouia be achieved OH. l. 'sss'a
ORGANIZING me eoise,, '' 'r
haiched. uhp u.,
apu-Oommun.,' W. Denly
more than 10000 run.' '7.as' e
e's and was fesatdes /, ,.o "ois-
AZ, a,..' mos, powerful men +, ne S z
Airira NJ Lawson ...s q MY
covered TINS b.cs n o E e.
"''en he visited iiashed 4 TOE No.,
p ! had arrived n TINS.
nome on oeiobei Is Nj a''
,a'a n recalling 're e,i, -'aN'
learned 'ha' H4shes va
the Capital sddse'..r, , W.. ", r
pressing ms demand 10 ~ I'm
dependence % ~. ~ mr., y y
Through mutual t,i...
reached him and : eor ".n'
', SET for the follow,s.' 'a''
II was on that day ih., aE
I0wly escaped death ws. a"'
a.us store had en,s,s. s'n
l.
pa. TO bits BY bomb Y. VS.
uie' after I had LETT n'''
lawson ssid Hseaea j..
symbol Of the ,iasgis :. = !.
workers q North Atr,e, ), p Ne
,'S,., ',shlS and q 'se cala % q,
aSAieNe independence