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Evening star., 1952-10-29
Lodge Fighting Desperately
To Keep His Seat in Senate

LL1e H6puOllCdu EOllCy OOmmlCCee
an office held by Senator Taft.
A follower of the late Senator
Arthur Vandenberg of Michigan,
Republican, in matters of foreign
policy, Senator Lodge has been
frequently at odds with the Ohioan
Does Not Admit Danger.
Several months ago it was
widely heralded that if Senator
Lodge was successful in his man
agement of the Eisenhower cam
|paign for the nomination his pres
|tige would be so enhanced that
he would breeze in his own
race for reelection. Now il
appears that only a mate
rial victory here by Gen. Eisen-
hover can pull Senator Lodge
Through. Senator Lodge and his
own campaign managers do not
admit he is in danger. They say
rather. that he is going to win,
that Mr.. Kennedy's campaign
reached its peak a couple of weeks
ago and Senator Lodge is now
moving to the front.
This fight takes on added inter-
est nationally since its outcome
may have an important bearing
on party control of the Senate
which will assemble for its first
session next January. From pres
ent indications the count is likely
to be extremely close.
Senator Lodge is a resourceful
campaigner. Only so years old
and looking far younger, he is an
attractive figure in politics. AS a
progressive Republican. he has
had the support of many of the
so-called Independents and a con-
siderable number of labor union
Lodge Backs Taft Act Repeal.
In a final bid for a continuance
of this labor support, the Senator
announced last Friday that he
stood for the repeal of the Taft
Hartley labor law. except those
provisions dealing with Federal
intervention in national strikes
that threaten the lives, health and
security Of the people. III addi-
ton, he advocated a SIPS mini
mum wage, applicable. of course.
only to workers involved in busi-
ness in interstate commerce.
State laws regulates the mini
mum wage in intrastate business,
which in Massachusetts, is IS cents.
Senator Lodge has won notable
victories in his races for the Sen
ate. His first was over former
Gov. Jim Curley at the time Mr..
CONTINUED on Page "A, Col. IL
Evening star., 1952-10-29
MARYLAND FOOTBALL FIX OFFER CHARGED
Jack Scarbath,'
20thers Accuse
FeIIowStudent
Soy Youth Sought to
Get Them to Control
Points in LSU Come

Three University of Maryland
football players, including the ALL
America quarterback candidate.
Jack Scarbath, have accused a
fellow-student of offering bribes
to control" points in last weeks
game with Louisiana State. An
investigation was begun at once
by the Office of States Attorney
Carlyle Lancaster of Prince
Georges County.
The student. described by the
players as a former Washington
High School athlete, is alleged
to have offered $1,000 to
Tom Cosgrove, center; $400 to
Frank Navarro. guard. and 500
to Scarbath if they would keep
Maryland's margin Of victory un-
der the 81 points offered by gam
blers as the spread" on the LSU
game at College Park.
Acting on the accusations, State
police were securing the campus
early this afternoon in an effort
to pick up the accused student,
but it could not be ascertained
whether a warrant for his arrest
had been issued.
The alleged attempts to bribe
Cosgrove and Navarro were made
last Thursday. Scarbath was con-
tacted Friday morning. according
to Head Coach Jim Tatum, who
was told by his players of the
offers.
Sought to Trap "Fixer."
DR.. H. C. Byrd, president of the
university, wanted to place the
student under arrest Immediately,
Tatum said, but the coach and
Dan Wiseman, chief Of the cam
pus police, suggested that a trap
be set in order to gain additional
evidence and perhaps learn the
would-be f1xer's accomplices, if
any.
Two attempts to trap the youth
were made, one last Friday by
Scarbath and Chief Wiseman and
another this morning, but without
success. When the second effort
failed, university officials agreed
to release the story. Two news
papers, The Star and the Balti-
more Sun, had known of the "fix"
attempts, but had agreed to with
hold publication until it became
evident a trap" could not be
sprung.
Last Friday, while Scarbath was
attempting to locate the briber
and lure him to his quarters, Chief
Wiseman stationed himself in a
closet in the room. The football
star visited the classrooms where
the student was supposed to be,
but the latter evidently "cut"
classes. After waiting several
hours, Wiseman left Scarbath's
room.
Leaves Glass Early.
This morning the would-be f1Xer
made a brief appearance at an
ROTC class attended by Scar
bath. at which the 21-year- -old
senior quarterback vas to have
sounded out the student on
this weeks game with Bos-
ton University. Officials wanted
to arrange for an exchange of
money. if possible, to strengthen
their case. But the youth left
class early and made no effort to
talk to Scarbath.
Cosgrove, 22-year-old senior
center from Philadelphia, and
Navarro, also % and a senior from
White Plains, N. Y, told Coach
Tatum they were awakened last
Thursday night by the student at
q time when their roommates were
not present. Cosgrove said he
was told the point spread was 81
points and that if he would see to
it the points were controlled" he
would receive $1,000.
The head coach said Navarro
(See FIX ATTEMPT, Page A-30
Evening star., 1952-10-29
Gov. Stevenson Talks
By Phone to Warden
Of Riot-Torn Prison
BY the Associated Press

ABOARD STEVENSON SPE-
CIAL IN PENNSYLVANIA, Oct.
29.-An aide to Adlai Stevenson
said today the Illinois Governor
had talked by telephone with
the warden of the State prison
at Chester, ILL.,, where convicts
are rioting.
There was no disclosure of
what Gov. Stevenson had said
or whether any proposals had
been made to end the riot.
Evening star., 1952-10-29

great connection with that mill
tary estimate and a political de-
cision to abandon Korea, which
was made two years later. Yet,
that is exactly what is now
claimed. And how was this
top-secret document released?
Wouldn't you like to know? Many
Americans would. But out it
comes, published in the news
papers"
Memorandum Read by Morse.
In Minneapolis Monday, Sena-
tor Morse of Oregon-a Republic
can who has bolted his party and
said he could not support Gen.
Eisenhower - read a Government
Evening star., 1952-10-29
Stevenson Saws
g. 0. P. Fights
Social Gains
Governor, at Scranton
Calls Republicans
Obstructionists
BY Crosby S. Noyes
Stor Stoff CorYespondent

ABOARD THE STEVENSON
SPECIAL. Oct. 29.-Gov. Steven
son today began trying to round
up Pennsylvania's 80 electoral
votes with an address at Scranton,
where he termed the Republicans
obstructionists in the fight for
social gains.
"The Democrats have proved
their concern for the average man
Evening star., 1952-10-29

Text Of Trumon Address in Minnesota
Emphasizing Prosperity. Pose ALI
Evening star., 1952-10-29

Areo Mon Reportes Killed. Four Wounded
in Koreo Fighting. Pose Az;
Evening star., 1952-10-29
Get Out the Vote

Why be a no-count citizen? That's what
you will be next Tuesday if you can vote
but don't stand up at the polling place and
be counted in choosing national State and
local government officials.
Evening star., 1952-10-29

Text Of Gov. Stevenson's Address at
Modison Square Gorden. Poee AS
Evening star., 1952-10-29
Weather Forecast

Fair tonight, low of 30 in the city: "a in
the suburbs. Tomorrow. fair and warmer.
FulI report on Page A-2D
Temperatures Today.
Evening star., 1952-10-29

(See SOUTH, Page A-4J
Evening star., 1952-10-29

(See EISENHOWER. Page A-3)
Evening star., 1952-10-29

(See STEVENSON, Page A-40
Evening star., 1952-10-29

(See FIX ATTEMPT, Page A-3)
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-02-28
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

EXPRESS truck, 1882 Chev., good tires,
motor overhauled, SIS; also express
truck body. $25 Stroud Awnings,
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-02-28

BICYCLE, tricycle. repairs. parts Pauls
Bicycle and Hobby. 695 East 152nd
st, UL. l-4373
TYPEWRITER and adding machine.
For excellent buy call WY. 1-7474
anytime.
KINDLING wood light hauling. KE,
l-3l2l.
GARAGE equipment; air compressor,
Ia h.p., single or phase; battery
charger: electric sander; Prestolite
torch. Call RE. 1-1574
FOUR tires, tubes and rims, size
5.25X550x17. ply. 2 mud treads:
baby buggy. best offer. Inquire after
) o'clock. 1897 East 256th st.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-02-28

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ke ~aua scTfce Haet ana Isl E9f 99Ks ao3Ed
ST., north of blvd
OUTBOARD % hip. Johnston motor
complete, reconditioned guaranteed
80 days, never in water; new gas
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spark plugs, 2 cans oilagrease; $500
for all. 14510 St. Clair %e.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-02-28
LOST

RHINESTONE bracelet vicinity of
Lake Theatre Thursday night, Feb.
21st. w. 1-l354
GREEN parakeet, answers to name
of Bubby; reward. Call Ii. l-9438
after 6 100 p. m.
WILL the person who stole new
garbage pals from 1882 Ollie rd.
please call for the lids? We have no
further use for them.
MANS glasses, Tuesday afternoon on
East 156th between Greenwood and
Blvd. Reward So. KE. 1-0690.
SMALL black and tan male dog, in
vicinity of Lindberg ave near East
200th St; owner heartbroken. re-
ward. KE. 1-3050.
LADYS blue wallet, on Euclid, be-
tween Delmar Restaurant and Van
Buren, ave. Ii. 1924 or Ii. 1-0846.
14462 Euclid ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-02-28

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private entrance. 1901 Waterloo rd.
LAKE SHORE Blvd, and East 277th ST.,
lovely sleeping room. gentleman pre-
ferred, references. Call RE. 1-2477
after 80 p. m
SLEEPING rooms for gentlemen. 1868
East 147th st. Gil. l-7355.
MAN will share good home in East
CleNeland ,rith cn1inle CI. 1-1o0d
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Truman UntruthfuI,
|GabrieIson CHARGES
By N. A,.oeio,.d p,..,

- wv ESoS$sNtOo TtSbS
Republican National Chairman
Guy George Gabrielson accused
President Truman last night oi
being careless with the truth
He issued this comment or
President Truman's jefferson.
Jackson Day speech:
President Truman deserves the
thanks Of the Republican Party
for his belated. though distorted
recognition that socialism, com.
munism in government, and cor.
ruption are issues in this cam.
| paign. He also could have men.
toned high taxes. high spending
and above all, the demonstrated
incompetence Of the Truman ad.
miniStration to achieve peace.
1T will surprise the voters Il
learn that Mr.. Truman hates cor.
ruption. Only a few months agt
he was calling reports Of this cor
ruption 'asinine' and proclaimins
that his grating Internal Revenu,
collectors and his influence
peddling cronies were HONORABLE
men,"
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Jackson, Miss, Setting
OF Russian S Novel
BY the Assoeiaied Press

OSLO, Norway, Mr.. 29-Soviet
Author Ilya Ehrenburg said to-
night that jackson, Miss, will
provide the setting for his next
novel.
Mr.. Ehrenburg came to Oslo
for a meeting Of the Communist
sponsored World Council of Peace
which opened today.
The forthcoming novel will have
the title 1.-THE Ninth Wave" and
will show "how people are pre-
vented from living q peaceful
life" the author said.
In 1916, Mr.. Ehrenburg and
two other Soviet writer's were in
vited to the United States to ad-
dress the American Society OF
Newspaper Editors. After the
meeting the three Russians were
taken on an extensive tour Of the
country at the expense Of the
United States Government.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Fight Seen if Senator's
Urge Higher Ad Rate
In Newsprint Report
BY the As.eeiuted Press

A Senate subcommittee's re-
ported plans to recommend that
newspapers boost their advertising
rates in order to discourage "un-
necessary" ads threatened yester-
day to provoke a fight.
The Senate Small Business Sub
committee on Newsprint, author o1
the reported recommendation
Cancelled plans to release its report
yesterday for publication tomor-
row. It withheld comment. Sen
|ator Humphrey, Democrat. ol
Minnesota. heads the group.
Well-informed sources told re.
|porters the groups windup report
lon its studies will declare specifi-
|cally that publishers might par
italy meet the newsprint shortage
without endangering their profit
lby raising and adjusting their ad.
vertising rates so as to discourage
unnecessary use Of advertising
space"
will Fight Report.
The report also was said tx
contain a hint that Congress, BY
amending the tax laws, also coulc
discourage some newspaper ad'
vertising.
Senator Schoeppel, Republican
of Kansas, member of the Small
Business Subcommittee but no
associated with the newsprinr
study, announced he would fight
lif a report is released containing
such language.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Truman Takes Rap
At G. O. P. Toctics
In Butler Campaign

President Truman last night re.
ferred to the Maryland senatorial
race of 1850 in his Jefferson-Jack-
son speech. when he hit the tac-
tics which brought about the
defeat Of Senator Tydings, Demo-
crat. by the now Senator Butler,
Republican.
Mr.. Buffers campaign manager,
Jon M. Jonkel, a Chicagoan. later
was fined $4,000 when he pleaded
guilty to violating Maryland's cor.
rupt practices law.
Telling how the Republicans win
enter this years campaign, Mr..
Truman said:
"They have slick advertising
experts. And they don't have too
many scruples about how they lse
them. Remember the carpetbag-
ger from Chicago who got con-
victed for the way he elected Q
Republican Senator in Maryland
lin l950?"
Evening star., 1952-03-30
|Kefouvers Winner Take Air
Challenge Rejected BY Kerr

dental candidates and their back
ers in both parties struggled to
make Nebraska's primary q poli-
.tical weathervane for the Middle
West. State and county officials
already were predicting . heavy
vote.
But the fight in Republican and
Democratic ranks is so intense
there have been none who win
make a bold and unqualified adj
vance claim Of victory. Each group
comedies it's o touch-and-go
battle for votes.
Senator Kefauver issued mis-
challenge at Grand Island during
. vote-getting swing into middle
Nebraska. He cited q 1919 State
Supreme Court decision which
held that the results of q prefer
entail popularity election are
morally binding on delegates to .
national convention.
Then he said: "I'm willing and
happy to suggest to the tdelegate)
nominees that they follow the Will
Of the people. ] would recommend
means something. If Senator Kerr
viii Join such q recommended alton.
People expect this statute
means something. II Senator Kerr
will let it be decisive. / certainly
win join him."
There are "A candidates for
the IL Democratic convention
seats--but they are running ss in
dividuals and not as q slate for
either candidate.
Legally. the delegate winners
will not be bound to vote for the
winner Of the popularity contest
between the two Senators, al
though they likely would be in.
fiuenced by the result.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Seattle 6. 0. P. Caucus
Goes 10 Eisenhower
BY the Assoeioied Press

SEATTLE, Mar. 29.-Gen. Eli
senhower ran up q 7-to-4 margin
over Senator Taft on first reports
from a preferential vote taken
at Republican precinct caucuses
in King County (Seattle) last
night.
The poll was. in effect, a straw
vote at the party "grass-roots''
level. It was without precedent
here.
The count for $50 out Of the
|county's 1924 precincts was: Eli
|senhower. 1881: Taft. 2,711. There
were scattered votes for Gen. Mac
Arthur, Gov. Earl Warren Of Cali
fornia and Harold E. Stassen.
The vote was criticized and dis
counted by the Taft campaign
leader In the State. Charles H
Paul. Seattle attorney. h,
'The caucuses never were de-
signed for a direct primary" he
declared. s'It is possible by pres
Isure methods, as were used, tc
|get a straw ballot, but do not
attach great significance to it. II
lis the selection of delegates that
counts"
There was no immediate tally
on the alignment OF delegates
chosen to the district caucuses-
the next step toward the selection
Iof State party convention dele
gates. who in turn will name the
delegates to the national nomi-
ination convention.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
~ fhs Associated Press

OMAHA, Mar. 20. Senator Ke-
fauver Of Tennessee challenged
Senator Kerr Of Oklahoma today
to o winner-take-all battle for
Democratic national convention
delegates In next Tuesdays pri-
mary election.
Senator Kefauver said he would
|be willing and happy"-n Sem
|at6r Kerr agrees--to have the
presidential popularity" contest
|be decisive In determining for
whom Nebraska's II Democratic
delegates win vote In the Presi-
Dental nominating convention.
Senator Kerr promptly turned
down the proposal. He said dele
lgates to the national convention
Iare free to make their own de-
Icisions."
In o statement made to report
lers In Salt Lake City, where he
went to address Q Je1erson-Jack-
lson Day dinner. Senator Kerr said
LOT Senator Kefauver's proposal:
"The Senator must think thu
delegates are robots or slaves Il
be bartered. They are neither
Under Nebraska law the delegates
ARE not chattels who become prop.
erty Of either candidate. They
ARE masters Of their own decision,
land actions. They are not minis
Ito give nor his to take.
II am confident ! win win Tues
day but that does not give mi
title to the delegates. I would moi
outrage their personal dignity BY
trying to claim them like prizeI
In . bingo game, nor would
insult their intelligence by trying
to force anybody who favored mi
to vote for some one could no
recommend"
/ This development came as presi.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Two More Quit Faculty
AT West Virginia College
By the Associated Pres.

FAIRMONT. w. Va, Mar. 29.-
The number of protesting faculty
members to resign from Fairmont
State College rose to four tonight
In the background are q $780,.
600 slander suit and charges thai
"a teacher was fired on false &C.
cusations she was a leftist ane
DIDN'T believe in God.
Now the State Board Of Educa.
'tion has voted to fire DR.. George
Hand, president Of the college.
The two latest designations came
from Dean Of Women Olive S
Horton and Robert G. Layer, in.
structor in economics and bust.
ness.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
.BorkIey's Wife Says
She Does Not Know
What His Plans Are
sy The A.seeio..d Pres.

Vice President Barkley's wife
said early today she has mo idea
whatsoever" what his plans foi
the future may be in the light
Iof President Truman's announce
ment he won't seek reelection.
Mrs. Barkley said her husband
had gone to bed shortly after
returning with her from the Ma
tional Guard Armory.
She said he couldn't be dis
turbed for comment.
'I have no idea whatsoever
what the Vice President plans to
do, and I have no comment what
soever so far as my own views are
concerned" she told a reporter
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Juburu Rucinq Stork

LISBON. Portugal, Mar. 20 (P).
Maj. James Jabara, the first
American jet ace, ending Euro
pean goodwill tour. flew home
ward by airliner today in a race
with the stork. His wife expects
Ia baby any time now, probably
next week.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Truman Speaks Out
On Preferences,
He Likes Politics
by the Assoeiosed Press

" me AssoeIufed Press
A song the Eisenhower for
President camp is plugging
carries the line: why, even
Harry Truman says I Like
Ike. ="
Harry Truman spoke out for
himself last night on his likes.
He told the Jefferson-J Jackson
dinner Of Democrats:
81 like politics"
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Binoggio Associate
| Ends Tex Fruud Term
BY the Associoted Press

LEAVENWORTH, Kans.. Mar.
29.-Tano Lococo, Kansas City
underworld figure. was released
today from the Federal peniten-
tiary here. He was sent to prison
in September, 1850, on charges
/ of income tax fraud.
gLococo was identified by a Fed
eral grand jury In 1850 as part
ner in gambling enterprises with
Charles Binaggio, Democratic po-
Ilitical leader. who was slain April
S that year. Lococo pleaded guilty
to the tax fraud charge.
Evening star., 1952-03-30

dations Of the Government ito
a point never approached by this
or any other people in the history
of man."
House Speaker Rayburn de-
clared. II know in Harry Truman
we have a statesman and an hon.
est man. When the history of
this period is written he will stand
beside the other patron saints of
this period-Thomas Jefferson
and Andrew Jackson"
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Pen Women Open Exhibit

The National League Of Aneri.
can Pen Women will open its BIZ
ennial Art Exhibition this after
noon at $3.50 o'clock In the Ma
tional Museum. Tenth street and
Constitution avenue NV. The
exhibition will remain on display
through April q.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Small Car Attracts Interest

At a recent Paris auto exposi.
ton much attention was attracted
by a streamlined. high-power yer.
sion Of the low-priced German
Volkswagen, the Porsche, named
after its designer.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
High School Voting
Turns Into Sweep
For Eisenhower
By The Asseero,sd Pres.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va,
Mar. 20. - Warwick High
School students had a tough
time electing student body
officers, vote counters said
today.
Instead Of voting for the
nominees, most students wrote
in on their ballots. Il Like
Ike"
Evening star., 1952-01-05
FRANK S PHILLIPS PRESENTS
Nine EXCELLENT HOME VALUES
BERK ELEY
4725 AsHBY STREET NV.
Open Sat-, IS; Sum, It's

Another fine home Just completed BY Frank
S. Phillips in Woskington.s newest exclusive
Development OF Individually designed homes.
You ore urged to compare the workmanship,
materials, architectural detail, fnish--AND,
ABOVE ALL. the locATI0N-of this
lovely home with any you have sean at the
price.
All brick esnisr-hal Colonial with slate roof.
Contains nine rooms u twin-size bedrcoms) end
2h bcshs. including three bedrooms and 1--WE
baths on the second fleer, q hsevsifully finished
9nd hscsed bedsoom on third floor; ibrary end
lovutory on first floor ond cfiraefivs eIvbroom
y the basement. Aftaehsd sarass. Screened
living porch. Cos heot.
Evening star., 1952-01-05
ReuItv.
-
. Revue

The Washington Housing AS
sociation, 1906 M street NV, has
Just issued little pamphlet COM
tanning information about hous-
ing which the organization believes
should be Of value to social and
welfare workers.
It supplies a ready-reference
means of finding out what to do
1. and where to go in the hope of
discovering a solution to q given
housing headache.
For example, If q low-income
family is being eyicted, the guide
book tells the welfare worker to
refer the tenant to the Tenant
Selection Office Of the National
Capital Housing Authority, 1923
L street NV, for whatever such
referral is worth considering the
limited amount Of public housing
available.
Other families in urgent need
Of new quarters may contact the
District Housing Center, 1400
Pennsylvania avenue NV. as well
as use their own initiative in
searching elsewhere" says the
guidebook.
The pamphlet also discusses
what to do when you encounter
unsafe and unsanitary condi-
tions. how to report violations of
sanitary rules, etc. It also dis
cusses the matter of over-ceiling
rents, and how tenants may dis
cover whether they are paying
legal or Illegal amounts, plus a
number of other questions, such
as the availability of advice from
the Legal Aid Bureau for low
income tenants.
Besides all this, there is a di-
rectory covering agencies deal
with health and safety, housing
resources, urban redevelopment
and slum clearance, landlord
Evening star., 1952-01-05

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Evening star., 1952-01-05

photographer was Walter Boy
chuck.
4 n y 4
The Master Builders Association
will meet at 6 pm. next Tuesday
in the. MayhoWer Hotel.
*s* y
The Brokers Group Of the
Washington Real Estate Board
will hear John Nolen, director OF
planning for the National Capital
Park and Planning Commission
at its meeting at 1890 pm. jan