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Evening star., 1952-01-19
Hairsfon Stops Priest
In Iuneup for viIIemain
By the Assoeiuisd prss,

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Gene
(Silent) Hairston had his fourth
straight victory under his belt to-
day as he went back into training
for a February scrap with Frances
Robert Villemain in Detroit.
The sturdy, 22-year-old deal
mute racked up No. 4 Of the string
last night with a six-round techni-
cal knockout over veteran AL Red)
Priest of Cambridge. Mass. at st
Nicholas Arena.
DR.. Vincent A. Nardiello ordered
the one-sided fray halted at the
END of the sixth frame of the 10.
rounder because of an injury tt
|Piest's left side. Nardiello saie
the ring scared New Englandel
had q bruised left side and a pos.
lsihle fracture Of q rib. He wa.
lx-ray at st. Clare's Hospital.
Evening star., 1952-01-19
Warriors Run Streak
To 1Oin Row at Home
BY the Associated Press

The Philadelphia Warriors are
fourth in the Eastern Division of
the National Basketball Associa-
ton with sad 1920 record but
they look like champs when they
play before the home folks.
The Warriors made it 1C
straight at home last night as
they thumped the Indianapolis
Olympians, 1888 in the circuits
only game.
Fulks and Paul Arizin led the
victorious attack. The two stars
started connecting early and the
Warriors entered the dressing
room at half time with a cozy S.
SO lead.
Arizin took scoring honors with
20 points. Fulks was right behinc
with 18. Don Lofgran was high
man for the losers with Is.
Evening star., 1952-01-19


caused all the trouble.
I'm ALLERGIC TO sEEILFIsH stuff like that but
eat it and it gives lubago Red explained II
dose of last running the country trying sign
players eating rreguarly and getting speak
when returned to New York my put hospital
to make me rest and follow a strict diet
I'm the hospital Red continued they gave works.
including cardograph and when Collins right
decides I'm dying and he's got to get rid of
1t funny for while until suddenly suspected that
maybe he did have faulty heart they trying keep
the bad from him. up half-dozen
specialists the last one from Vienna with worldwide
reputation
"1 found do anything connected with football
but run with one,' he said.
UNTIL SHAW SIGNED HIM, Red candidate for the
Redskins head coaching job and had strong supporter
Herman Ball
strader is well George Marshall He sent some
outstanding players including Willie wilkin
and Joe Aguirre to the Redskins while coaching Mary
Srader was Ray Flahery assistant the Yanks of the ALL
America conference succeeding the Redskins
when Flaherty transferred to the Chicago Rockets
In his Collins head man, Red poted the
to seven victories and five defeats in the league
of four exhibition gameste only exhibitions the
have had He's proud of the record other
guy Buck Shaw must have thought was pretty good too
ART ROONEY sToG1E-cHEw1NG OWNER of the Pitts
burgh Seelers has been asking questions argara
former Georgetown COACH reported the Smoky
City as backfeld coach. -
appointment as steeer head coach was sur
prise to close observers of football but to Rooney he
was the logical choice
II got because think good coach" Art explained
He was with us in the ssOs and should have let him
get away from We'd have been winning championships If
we'd had him the last few years."
Some dissented with this opinion and Rooney asked
what he thought of Buff Donne of Boston University
"Now there's good one.' replied the dissenter.
"We, Bach played him twice and beat him both times"
said Rooney
The poker IriShman delighted by the Steeers
luck in getting Maryands Mighty Mo Modzelewski.
1--WE called him the phone to tell him we'd drafted him
and he wanted to come up to the meeting and shake hands
with everybody" Art said
1--WE think he's got great future in pro football"
Evening star., 1952-01-19
Tafun1 10 Teach al Clinic
For Schoo|boy Gridders
By the Assoeioted Press

EAST STROUDSBURG, Pa,
Jan. 19.-Jim Tatum, grid coach
who led the University of Mary
land to an undefeated season and
a startling 1918 victory over
Tennessee in the Sugar Bowl
will be a tutor at the Eastern
Pennsylvania Scholastic Coaches
Association clinic here in June.
Tatum will tell the scholastic
gridders what he knows about the
split T formation.
Other top-ranking names will
be added in the near future tc
the clinic, a vacation time in
struction period for schoolboy
football players under the tutelage
of college coaches.
Evening star., 1952-01-19
Cards, Eagles on Rood
For Conference Fruys

American and Catholic Univer-
sity basketball teams travel for
MaSon-Dixon Conference engage
ments tonight.
American u, unbeaten league
leader. is favored to win its sixth
straight in the conference at the
University of Baltimore, while
Catholic U. hopes to hit the. 500
mark against Randolph Macon at
Ashland, Va.
Evening star., 1952-01-19
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 19.-Don
Gehrmann may not be the fastest
human in the world, but there
certain isn't any one in the United
States who can match his kick at
the end of a mile.
All of which brings up the ques-
ton of where Gehrmann will
place in the 1,500-meter event in
this years Olympics-an event
which hasn't been won by an
American since 1912. Further, ex-
cept for Glenn Cunningham fin
|ishing second in Berlin, Ameri-
cans have compiled a long, black
record in it.
Gehrmann was seventh in 1948,
and he'll probably be up against
some of the same runners who
beat him out then, plus a new
bunch Of Swedes and Roger Ban
mister, the Englishman.
The consensus is Gehrmann will
have to improve on the clock con-
siderably if he is to make a show
Evening star., 1952-01-19
|SteeIers Give Up
Effort to Obtain
Redskins Dudley
By q ssoff Correspondent. Of The s.or

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Joe
Bach. coach of the Pittsburgh
Steelers, has abandoned hope of
obtaining Bill Dudley from the
Redskins to be his backfield coach.
Bach conferred with George
Marshall, president of the Red
skins, for about an hour yester-
jday. Marshall admitted the
Steelers made an offer for Dudley
in which he wasn't interested and
said he would trade Dudley only
if the former Virginia All-America
halfback would be a backf1eld
coach and retire as a player.
Meanwhile the Redskins an
Inounced the signing Of 265-pound
Frank letter., Camp Lejeune Ma
lrines tackle who was q Little ALL
Arferica end at Geneva COLLEGE
'ini947.
Evening star., 1952-01-19
BY the Associated Press

! NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Add this
score to the numerous upsets that
have been chalked up in college
basketball:
Lemoyne IN. ", SO; Siena, 81.
Lemoyne, beaten 10 times in 13
previous games, was considered
easy for Siena, ranked 18th in
this weeks Associated Press poll
and boasting a 10-game winning
streak.
But the Lemoyne cagers ap-
Eparently hadn't read about Siena's S
EproweSs.
Playing on their home court at
Syracuse last night, the Lemoyne
lads built up a 51-42 lead with
three minutes left.
Siena put on a frenzied finish
that almost turned the tide. Dur
ing this time Siena waived seven
free throws to keep possession.
Lemoyne's Billy jenkins with "a
points was the star. In the third
period he hit on four successive
shots.
Washington Five Coasts.
AS usual on Friday nights most
of the action occurred in the
Southwest and Far West.
Regaining their best form,
Washington squaShed Oregon
1896, to take over first place in
the Northern Division of the
Pacific Coast Conference. Idaho
nipped Oregon State, 1854, in
another Northern League tilt.
The red hot race continued in
the Southern Division of the Pee.
California tied UCLA for first
place by upsetting the Uclans,
l61-59. Southern California sur
lprised Stanford, 63-58 in over
time. California and UCLA each
thave q 80 league record: use and
stamford, 2-3. Anything can hap
fpen in this scramble.
Texas A65M tied Texas for sec
Vond place in the Southwest Conf
lerence by beating Baylor. 47-3s
Evening star., 1952-01-19
Russia Formally
Bids for Entry in
Winter OIympics
BY the Assoeiatad Press

ZURICH, Switzerland, Jan
19.-The Soviet Union has for
mally applied for membership ir
the International Ice Hockey Fed
Grafton in order to play in the
Winter Olympic Games at Oslo
next month, DR.. Fritz Kratz, presi-
dent of the federation, said today
A Soviet cable signed ''Korot.
kov" asked that the Soviet appli.
cation for membership be put be.
fore congress Of II5F. opening al
Oslo, February IA.
Meanwhile" the cable said
request provisional admission X
lai International games 1852"
Evening star., 1952-01-19
|Comiskey Hunts Job,
But Mother Says Door
Is Open for Return
By the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Jan. 19.-Baseball's
only front Office holdout, Charles
A. Comiskey II, considered him
self free agent today.
The 26-year-old grandson and
namesake Of the Chicago White
Sox founder is looking for another
job in baseball.
His resignation as vice president
and secretary of the White Sox
was accepted yesterday by the
Board of Directors, headed by his
mother, Mrs. Grace Comiskey,
club president.
But the door was left sjar for
Chuck to return.
He wanted a boost in his $40, 900
yearly salary and a term contract.
Storms Out of Meeting.
He never gave the directors a
chance to talk terms yesterday,
storming from the meeting room
when the board refused 20 permit
his attorney. Byron NJ. Getzof,
to remain in the session.
AS he founced white-faced with
anger from the room, his mother
appealingly called: Chuck"
His sister, Mrs. Dorothy Comis-
key Rigney. treasurer, also called
to him. He paid no attention.
The board, which includes
Thomas j. Sheehan and Roy j.
Egan. White Sox attorneys, then
met and accepted the resignation.
Mrs. Rigney was appointed Sec
retary. The position of vice presi-
dent was left open.
''The door is still open for
Charles to return his mother
said. IF he just would have sat
down and told us what he wanted,
Everything would have worked out
all right. His lawyer was invited
to stay in another chamber In the
event he was needed for legal
service, for this was a closed meet
ing of the board"
Says He Won't Return.
Chuck asserted that there isn't
a chance I'll reconsider going back
with them. How can I? My res
ignation is accepted. I've got to
start looking for another baseball
ljob."
Chuck said he did not yet know
whether he would resign from the
Board Of Directors, but said if he
LANDED another job in the big
leagues he would dispose of his
stock.
The board estimated that Chuck
received more than $27, BOO" in
salary, appropriated expense ac-
count and dividends last year
Young Comiskey insists his total
club income was about $500 in
addition to his $4,000 salary.
"1'll have a news conference
Monday" he said,- land outline
then exactly what I have in mind.
Evening star., 1952-01-19
BurkhoIder's Rampage
Smothers GuIIuudet
Special pisputeh to The s,or

SpteIoI UISF3dfeH 70 me StoT
BRIDGEWATER, Va, Jan. 10
|-Bridgewater College. led by
Billy Burkholder, was an easy a.
48 victor over Gallaudet in 9
Mason-Dixon Conference basket
ball game here last night.
Burkholder scored IL field goals
and eight fouls for 80 points. High
for the visitors was Bud Caswell
with IA points.
Evening star., 1952-01-19
Phelps High Sets Mark
In Inquirer Meet Relay

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10 (Spe-
ciaD Phelps Vocational High
School of Washington won mile
relay in the Philadelphia Inquirer
games here last night as Robert
Lomax, Donald Douglass. ', Mar
cellas Butler and Ken Lomax
(See TRACK, Page A-13.)
Evening star., 1952-01-19
Track Feuds Resume
In Boston; Richards
Wins in Philadelphia
By the Associated Press

BOSTON, Jan. 19.-Those oil
mile feudists, Don Gehrmann ane
Fred Wilt, the FBI-flyer, after &
24-hour rest. will resume thei
rather. one-sided competition to.
night in the K. of c. track meet a
the Boston Garden.
Along with most of the Nation,
top flight indoor campaigners
Gehrmann and Wilt were In &C.
ton in last nights Philadelphia
meet and the former clocked of
another victory with a highly i'm.
pressive 4:10.2 effort, thanks to 6
blistering finish.
What promised to be a breath.
taking pole-vault event lost some
of its lustre when Don Laz suf.
fered a leg injury while the Rev
Bob Richards was on his way tx
a brilliant 15-foot 3-inch Phila.
delphia triumph. Moose Cooper
of Nebraska. the only other &C.
tive vaulter to clear Is feet
wound up with second honor
at 1913.
Ashenfelter Wins.
Hod Ashenfelter warmed up TO
his defense of the Larivee 2-mil,
special here by beating veteran
Curt Stone in 9:14.9, There will
be Is other 2-milers going her,
tonight, including John Jo'
Barry of st. Joseph's (Philadel
phia), Bob Kelly of Loyola (Chi
cago), Charlie Capozzoli O
Georgetown and Jim Brown O.
the Naval Academy.
Roscoe Brown of New York.
Pioneer Club clicked off a 2:19.s
1000" to win at Philadelphia. H,
will face about the same fiele
here, including Phil Thigpen o1
New York, Lawton Lamb of Illi-
nois, Fred Dwyer of Villanova anc
Eugene Thomas of Morgan State
George Rhoden of Morgan State
indicated he was primed to defend
his Prout 900" laurels with vic.
torious 1:13 effort over that dis
tance in Philadelphia. Tonight he
will match strides with Nal Whit.
field of Columbus, Ohio; Jack
Carroll of Michigan, Ron Bermar
of Harvard, and Jim Lingel OF
Cornell.
billiard Likely Winner.
Harrison billiard, the 1948 Olym-
pic champion, appears due for an
other of his many Boston hurdles
triumphs. billiard had an easy
50-yard win at Philadelphia, prob.
ably because the world-recoro
holder, Dick Attlesey. who also
filed a K. of c. entry, was side
lined by a pulled muscle.
On the strength of last night:
So seconds 50-yard win, Morgan
States Art Bragg figures to re-
peat against such speedsters az
New York's Ed Conwell and Joe
Cianciabella in tonight's sprint.
The X of C. meets relay pro-
gram includes seven four team
mile races and a pair of 2-mile
affairs.
Evening star., 1952-01-19
Pro Basketball
By the Assoeioted Pres,

BY me NSSoCloIeo FFeSS
Results Last Night.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
Philadelphia 98 - indianapolis S3
Today's Schedule.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
Indianapolis at Baltimore.
Minneapolis at Rochester.
Philadelphia at New York.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
ManchestessAt Elmira.
Evening star., 1952-01-19
Fiohts Lost Niaht

NEW YORK est. Nicholas Arena} -
Gene {Silentl Hairston,. 1904. New York.
stopped A oRed} Priest. 100 camhridse'
HOLLYWOOD. Calif.-Fabela Chavez,
12SH Los Angeles, outpointed Lsvert
|smise; hs 1894 s Tof ra9sH Angeles ~ fle,. uuuv
IHeAitt. 1872. New York. stopped Mike
ST Antno. 160. Brooklyn CO...
Evening star., 1952-01-19

have bad heart.
You may remember that Owner Ted Col
Inns gave Red the heave-ho when Strader re-
>fused to sign waiver absolving the Yanks Of
all blame and financial responsibility if
stricken while coaching the team. strader is
the healthiest looking sick man we've seen.
Red was amused at the National Football
League meeting when old cronies greeted him
with wide-eyed astonishment that seemed
to say, Il thought you were dead-what're
you doing here?"
1t only proved, he observed, how damag-
ing little adverse publicity can be- AS for
Evening star., 1952-01-19
Cubs Sign Juckson

CHICAGO. Jan. 19 R.-The
Chicago Cubs announced today
the signing Of Third Baseman
Ransom Jackson, who hatted .262
for thu National League club last
IseasoS
Evening star., 1952-01-19
Win, Lose, or Draw
By LEWIS +. ATcHiSON
Star Sfoff CORRESPONDENT

NEW YORK, JAN 19-It wasn't bannerline news when
Buck Shaw announced he had signed Red Srader
coach of the San Francisco eyebrows
Evening star., 1952-05-18

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must have occurred after June
II. 1850. the official date Of thc
outbreak II Korean hostilities.
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Change Of Heart

"Of course 7 nindi- She va
her old gay sell. showing that Sne
did not. really. mind az all, Ana
she was thinking. I can see Dean
I can call him before dinner. may.
be strip by for few sec0nd2 rhf
thought left her weak.
Il mind. but I won't let On. Il
YOU really Will DC back after
Christmas She sqnccxed %
hand again. bat "a was differently
this time. Just a carefree gesture
dropping II. taking her oxn a~ay
almost az once.
~wild horses won't Be aole
keep me away" lie could prefer
"a be cav too. Put ap a bluff. n
should never have stayed awa
this long. Nothing would ker
him from coming back. lie mus
keep an eye on his girl. and o.
this artist lie must zee TINT fliis
secret-service stuff did not last too
long.
Next time" he said. I'D hk
20 meet the lucxy guy. That /
unless you don't want ham 10 met
me-"
silly Marcia laughed N
knows all about YOU already
And nc let me have you these
past few days"
She nodded. ~Iic wanted ne D.
be nice To YOU" Maybe she Shoala
not have said that She saw tke
slow hot color mount hcncsi
Tonany's clear tanned skin. u
knows you are a very old friend.
she added hastily.
That's exactly the say I feel i
Tommy said.
She flung both arms around }
neck and Kissed him. n was not
peck on the check. not q lovers
an the things words could not ssg
That nc wsx sorry she had had 10
hurt him. That she did care a.>ous
him a lot That she knew he xoa,,i
always be waiting. should Il I
need him.
Good. bye. Tommy deer u
eaid al last. "De come again 500
And say hello % everyone hss
horne. Father and Grace Bet
and jamie all my frieads. ~
them all I'm fire and nsppy. o. {
that u course | miss tacm. kln /.
wood. too.
Tears were in her eyes. inh
throat Good-bycs were alwa
sad. and Tommy was dear % n !.
Even though. as soon NC had a0 I
and this was over. she would ,
hurrying o. her real true love. !,
Dean. IS quickly as she couisk
Tie be esafsnasdB
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Chapter rs
"COUNDS like quite a guy.
- Toms voice was much too
cheerful When are you going 90
get married7" whaml Ills words
were the blunt blow Of hludgeon
u hurt Tom more 10 administer
than IL could hurt her To receive.
Don't be sillyI It's nos--weli,
not that definite yet" They had
never 50 much as discussed mar
rage. she and Dean. II was TOO
FAR away. Is that So sllly7 ]
thought when two people were IN
love. % much In love rs you seem
a. be they got married. | wanted
% marry YOU myself, IN the spring
Remember"
oh. Tommy. I don't want %
hurt YOU. I shouldn't have told
vou But ycu sec. ! haven't told
anyone. That's IL. It's a secret IL
has 10 be-"
Seems 10 me Ia want to tell
the world" he said after a while.
shout in from the housetops"
but you WON'T" Her hand
plucked al has gray sleeve. and
there was anxiety IN her wide
eyes You mustn't tell q soul.
Tommy. Not until Dean says We
can. IT'S not the way you make u
sound al ALL" she added. Dean
wants % finish the portrait FIRST
Tie wants to do something big.
What portraiig" On. YES. she
had said the fellow was an artist
An artist. as far As Tom was con-
ccrned, MAS some long. haired,
ouccr duck. Not the right kind oi
guy for Marcia az all That was
what Tom had been afraid al. Ht
could take the rest. y he had 20
Hui a wrong guy for Marcia Not
that
lies doing portrait Of me,
she told him. That's "A secret. too
ON. Tom. YOU must promise. cross
your heart and hope Co die" She
went through the motions. wide.
eyed and solemn. You must mol
tell . single living soul Promise
me, Tom.
n promise" lie would. but hS
did not like Il.
Sometime. somehow. us bound
~ como oat. YOU know" hc said
patiently, when Marcia returned
that she dii not know exactly how
long IL would have 90 be.
III will he all right then" Mar
ella said. Its not foTeVcr
No. not forever. Tommy vowcc
silently.
Look" he said. I'm glad yoI
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told me; maybe il did help a
Oh. i, did,
~And I won't spill Il. hon. Only
you mustn't let il % on. not for
ever, not even too long. Not COW
cred up. I mean. Your sister ought
a. know. Your father. Grace. They
an ought 10 meet the man. You
mustn't do anything final until
they do meet him. Marcia. That's
only sense. only fair. You DO see
what | mean"
YES" She nodded. pushed back
her bang with her free hand. She
Saw what he meant, Of course.
Tom came from the old-fashioned.
the conventional school Like
Father and Grace. all the folks
back in Eimwcod. None OF then,
would like anything underhanded
But this wasn't. not her love for
Dean. She was not ashamed. she
was proud Of H.
LIS blue eyes smiled down into
IL hers. His little love, 50 sweet
She was. FAN I want ID for you e.
be happy. That's the main dikh
And now I want you 90 promise
me one thing. before leave. II hs
ever makes you unhappy-no'
lust him. anything, everything
please remember. Marcia, YOU car
always come 80 me. call on me
tell me anything. like YOU did TO
day. You will remember. Prom
ise. won't your"
Il will" She said II softly, her
hand squeezing his with a hard
pressure.
Tie was not losing her. Tom va.
telling himself. She never could
he lost Ca him. She always wouic
be q part of him. IN his heart. be
longing 90 him. Yes. even II 4
worked out. some day. that shs
married this other guy. And NJ
would stand by. he would wait
That day he had spoken OF NIGH
arrive. She might need him. come
Look" he said. would yos
mind very much II didn't keeI
our date tonightf" Had II beer
Just with Marcia. But he didn
want "a face all those other PEG
ple-perhaps even that artist iug
srve ovcrstayed a day as Il i
Have o. travel through upper New
York State. And III be COMING
back again. after the holidays.
really ought a. leave this after
noon. Marcia. Better connectlon
\ than II wait over until midnight
You wouldn't mind too much
would your"
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a. Nc. One % the requirements
{ the law Is that the disability
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The Veterans
Corner

Here are authoritative answers
from the Veterans Admsnislra.
ton 10 four questions Of interest
% former scryicemen
u Several years ago. ! obtain
ed CT home loan. when the top
guarantee was $4,000 Now that
the guarantee has been raised g.
81 300. may ! use the dlfgerrAca
- get another CT bran a. 40 INTO
business
A No. The additional guaTan-
Tee may DC used only in con
nccilon with = CT home loan.
q ! was disabled ~ scrvice ~
l9s9 wouid be eligiblc Coz vu.
cationsl training under the pro-
gram that rccently wax sct "
ioF Korean disabled vcisransr
A. No. One q me requirements
q the law Il that the disability
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q I'm . Korean veteran. hoss
pitallzca Tor a eerwlcc-cnnncctcd
disability. and I'm now awaiting
ny final discharge Mas apply
tor vocational training available
O. Korean veterans
A YES. Members ~ the armed
forres hospltallxed while await.
lng final diseharge may qualify
for the training provided they
neei at requirements They may
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Father Charged
With Bows Death

SEviERvIILE. Tenn. B-As p
YER Couaty lal,orer has %
charged wiih murder IN ths q !
beatines he administered 10 .
so. yearoId s0n.
sheriff Roy whaley said tie
charge vas filed Sunday agar I
Thomas Bal. -. who beat hls s..
Eufamous. 10 death IN . drunk .
rsge Saturday night. The boys So
ter. Ruby Fay. 4. wiincssed The ..
cniemi. whalcy said
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not receive subsistence payules =.
however. prior o. actual :
charge OF separation.
Veterans hving In kcy " 4
who wish further Informative
about their benefits should e.
taci thc Va Ogilcc u Rom ! y
Poat Office BLDG