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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

SILVER SPRING AREA-Have clients
houses. with option to buy If pos
Si6le, sIGLER 2SI & CO.. Lo. 1888.
BUSINESS EXEC. needs 3 or 4 bed
ground. College Park or Montgomery
County. Excel. refs. Please give full
,I04,lSs partisglars Box I42-R; star. 23'
Bethesda Chevy Chase, Nd. JOHN
T. HARRIS. ReaItor. 5506 Conn.
ave. NV. EN-. 2-S400. -22
ATTORNEY desires 4-bedrm.. 2-bath
san9 51rR' hoSse aNov in p 6 or nearly Md .
COUPLE, 9-yr.-old daughter. need
School district. Falls Church: no
hurry; excellent care. JE. 3-9514.
NAVAL OFFICER and family desire
3-bedrmt. unfuEn; house; n; .A4rrlins-
FOREST SERVICE OFFICIAL desires
3-bedroom house or rambler with
basement, in N Arlington. Excellent
reterenceS: prefer extended rental.
ARMY I'm COL. o. wife and grown daush-
ter, desire unfurn. house in Aurora
CARETAKER - Rental proposition;
need unfurnished ami. house in
country or village within 60 miles
D. C. in exchange for low rent and
part-time maintenance or care OF
garden or livestock. Box l92-R,
REG. ARMY 1T. COL. needs unfurn.
3-bedrm. house, near elem. school. in
cloSe-in Va. or NV. sec. south OF
Mass. ave. Desire porch or recr. rm. !;
attrac. yd.; peri. care; probable ten
ancy 3 yrs. JE. o-7S50. -23
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APTs. uNFURNlsHED--vA.

FIT. MYER HEIGHTS APIS.
1914 N. 18th ST. Best location IN
Arlington. Convenient to stores.
schools, transp. l and 2 bedrms.
$79.50 and up. including all utili-
ties; immediate and future occu-
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HOUSES FOR sALs-N.w.

AMER. UNIV. PARK-owner-o
side gives no idea OF spacious in-
terror so do come in to see. On
iSt fl. 3 rms. and screened porch;
end n. 3 bedrms., bath, screened
porch. Big yard. Dry bsmt. Here's
one seridet. offering privacy. 1st
trust 81 900. payable S74 mo.
4431 Garrison st. NV, EN-. 2-76.S.
-23
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VITAL

will build you I. . or 2 bedroom
home on your lot in Nd. About
$1,000 cash. Call MR.. TURNER,
DE. 2-345a
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FOGGY BOTTOM
HOUSES TO SHARE

WILL SHARE new home in columbis
woman; kit. priviis.' unlim. phone
close to bus; S45 mo. Call sftel
2 pm, JE. 2-5S97, JE. 4-4445
MASTER BEDRM.. sep. refgr.; shar.
home mr.. zoo. Accept infant baby
sit ewes. AID 4-7945 "a
WIDOW WANTS to share home with
congenial working lady. s306 Queer
Annes dr., Sill. Spring. JU. 7-91 33
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YOUR CHILD

VIII love the fully equip. playground
so close to the spacious. mod. 3
bedrm. Hartford Ter. Apis. You'll
love the lge. twin-Size bedrms. and
kit, with exhaust fan. Just | blk.
TO lge. shopping center, . blks. to
schools and bus at door to down.
town, See now. the rental agent at
o907 Gainesville st. Sc. Avail. Sept.
/: 500 mo. SIDNEY z. MENSH d
co MA S-fS44O -23
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1908 RTTTENHoUsE ST. NV.
rms. baths. 2 incl. porcheS. full
o.h.-w.h. Rent Sl35 mo. For furthejr;
details call Mr.. Adams.
L. r. TURNER, REALTOR
600 9TH st. S.W. ME $4,000
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APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage In
separate rooms expert packing
AGE CO., INC. Established 1906.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving,
beaches esp s L. MORRIS, 451O
10Th st NV Call TU. 2-1150 after
pm.
ARE YOU MOVING to California OF
to some other Western Slater Daily
service on household goods and
autos at lower rates. JUDSON
FORWARDING. MA S-4852.
MOVING AND HAULING-Pads and
van service; reasonable rates. H..
GREENE. Ii. 4-253S. -23
LIGHT HAULING AND MOVING
reas. rates. AID. 4-4037. "a
IROYALL TRANSFERRING will move
you by job or Sc hr.: 8 rms. as low
EXPERIENCED x ERIE Rh pdo9i MOVERS, low lowest
rates in town. Guaranteed work.
10. 2-3330, RIGHT-WAY MOVERS.
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BRAND-NEW
Dubois pl., nr. Minn. ave. S.e.--Now
ready for occupancy. Two-family
bldgs.: 3 rooms and bath each apt
S65 HOHENSTEIN BROS, Ii,
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

WOULD OWNER. 6-rm. mod. brick,
in Montsomery, p. G. or nearby Va.
ionial nr. Apex and schools. Approx.
soc. 600. Retired. wish to reduce
expenses. EN-. 3-4"Il. 20
TEXAS
Home choice loc., Dallas. For similar
home in Washington. OIL. 2-4705.
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OAKTON. VA. - Modern
hon home: kit; fully equipped,,
and shrubbery, good location.
near schools and shopping
center: large yard and garden,
S125 per mo-; immed. poss'
OAKTON, VA. 2-bedrm.
beautiful brick modern home;
fully equipped kit, excel. To-
cation, large yard and garden.
An ideal home. SIPS per mo.
For appt. phone Vienna $50.
WHITESELL REAL ESTATE,
near Oakton (Va.) School,
Hwy, 1913. Closed Sundays.
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SERVICE STATION

Located in West Falls Church on
Route Z. within a center and resi-
Dental area. Investment OF $500
will enable an experienced operator
to go into business for himself Sta
tion ready for occupancy about Sept.
/. Write Immediately for applica-
ton and details. Box 30-S. star.
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FOGGY BOTTOM

FOGGY BOTTOM
One blk. from State Dept. and conv.
to other Govt. agencies. Attractively
restored and completely furn. 3 bed
avail. if desired. WOODWARD &
NORRIS. Realtors, 723 Goth st.
NV. RE. 7-65S5, or ewes, LA
6-1156. -23
3-BEDRM. MOD. BRICK RAMBLER
less than yrs. old. In excel. cond.,
well furn. Located in nearby Va,
S175 a mo.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD
RE. 7-5245 91O 18th st. NV
pa
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DREYFUSS BROS.

APTs. UNFURN.-MD. Cont
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HOUSES UNEURNIsHED

ARLINGTON-Unusually attrac. g.
rm. brick; conv loc; $3.50 mo. Me-
elaine PROPERTIES, JA, 2-330O
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OPEN, 41O2 18th ST. N.E.-6 rms
bedrms., u baths, powder rm.
LIST n; mr.. bus and schools.
ROGER MOSS, HO. 2-6O2O
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---zas -
nTNEP

Personal situation makes possible the
purchase OF prosperous diner res
taurant for low price; good location,
big clientele best for . people to
buy and manage.
ROBERT E. cox
ia. 5-57ao Ewes. ia. S-2542
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LoRCoM LANE AREA-392e vaca-
tion lane. New 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier: $3.50 a NORTH. REALTY AS
SOCRATES, INC. Call IA. 7-770O.
Attractive Tr1SR SiiT' BRICK HOME. nr.
Langley Park shop. ctr; semidet. !;
9 bedrms., liv.-din. rm.. equipped
kit; full bsmt. blk. to bus line;
SllO. PERRY HAY CO., JU. $4,000.
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BAR AND GRILL-Euuipped: apt.
above. Very busy section. 436 l.
st. NV. ReaS. price and terms.
Evening star., 1953-12-23
Detroit Area Blocked Out
Of Title Game TeIecost

DETROIT, Dec. % (P).-Thou-
sands Of living room football
fans were disappointed today to
learn that Sundays champion
ship game between the Detroit
Lions and the Cleveland Browns
will not be televised within IS
miles Of Briggs Stadium.
Commissioner Bert Bell an
nounced yesterday that the tele-
vision ban would be lifted in
the Detroit area only if the
: game is a sellout and the sponsor
guarantees to refund money to
any ticket purchaser who asks
for a refund.
The Lions said the ban would
be maintained since no one was
willing to assume the risk of
refunding the ticket money. The
Lions owners further stated that
there are still about 5000 stand
ing-room tickets available at So
apiece. Therefore, neither of
Bells Stipulations could be met.
The game will be televised by
the DuMont network through
out the rest Of the Nation.
Evening star., 1953-12-23
StoIcup Gets Pin Team Rolling
Aquin With His Bid for Title

Bowling, to most people, is
strictly an individual game, even
when played by teams. But Bill
Stalcup. captain Of the Glebe
Radio team in the District Ma
jor League, somehow manages
to bring to the sport a team
spirit that lifts the individual
above his normal ability.
This was noticeable last sea-
son when the Globes breezed in
with the District League cham
pionship, with several members
improving on their averages of
the previous season, when they
were not Globes.
When the current season
opened it was thought the
Globes might romp to the title
even more convincingly than be-
fore. They had q bulge on all
rivals in average. plus the lead
ership Of Stalcup.
But from the beginning the
champions have been forced to
battle for virtually everything
they've gained, The rest of the
league seems to have one thought
uppermost-beat the Glebes. In
one stretch Of more than a
month, the Globes were unable
to win a match against inspired
opposition.
But Stalcup found a way, as
usual, to lead his team to sue.
cess. The Glebes are on top
now, moving along at a steady
gait. And perhaps the principal
reason is the bowling of Stalcup
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Two Pitchers Signed
For "a by White Sox
o. the A,,oeiofad Prata

CHICAGO. Dec. %. - Two
right-handed pitchers, Connie
Johnson and Dick Strahs, today
were signed by the White Sox
for 1854.
johnson. 81, reported to the
Sox late last July from Charles
ton and hurled 40 shutout,
striking out 10, for his first
major league victory against the
Senators. He finished with a "A
record.
Strahs, %, had a 1873 record
for Memphis last season. His
earned-run average Of 3.15 was
second best in the Southern AS
Sociation.
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New Ratings in Order
After Indiana 'sUpset,
Kentucky's Sixth Win.
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connected for "a points. Okla
homa City (5-0) turned back
Southern Methodist, $3.50. with
Arnold Short scoring 81 points
for a new school mark.
The N. c. State-Rio Grande
game was part Of a double
header in which Wake Forest
edged the Peoria Caterpillars.
AAU champions. 58-57.
Tonight Rio Grande collides
with Wake Forest, which is the
only team to defeat N. C. State
this year.
Francis scored seven points in
the last minute of play against
State to take scoring honors
from States Mel Thompson. who
had %.
In the first half Francis was
closely guarded by the Wolf
packs 1-3-1 zone defense. He
was given more freedom after
intermission. He tried 26 shots
and made IL.
Wake Forest Wins.
Dick Hemric, one Of Wake For
est's all-time greats, was easily
the big difference between the
DeaconS and the AAU champs.
He sank "a points and accounted
for 1S rebounds while the Cats
two taller centers, Frank Nc
Cabe and Don Penwell, scored a
total of nine.
The double header at Madison
Square Garden turned up with
q surprise when New York Uni
versity upset Utah State, last
years holiday festival cham
pions. 86-67, with Boris Nacham-
kin accounting for q points.
Two field goals in the last quar-
ter by Jim Young of Washing
ton. D. c., gave Santa Clara a
$3.50 decision over st. Johns Of
Brooklyn in the other contest.
Undefeated Brigham Young
outlasted San Francisco, 68-61,
for its seventh win. Michigan
States Spartans also remained
unbeaten, winning, 82-51, from
Pitt for No. 4.
Other major games saw Iowa
State defeat Drake, $3.50: Rich
mond take undisputed possession
of third place in the Southern
Conference with a 74-67 victory
over West Virginia; Arkansas
rally from a shaky start to whip
Washington of st. Louis, $3.50,
and California go two extra pc
riods to nip Hawaii, 1910. Bob
McKeen's basket and free throw
gave California it's winning mar
gin.
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himself. # he continues his
present pace. there's a good
chance the Globes not only will
retain the title but produce the
leagues individual champion in
their captain.
With an average of 1912 for
48 games, Stalcup is only a few
pins out of the lead. Bill Mischou
of Chevy Chase is in front, with
128-17 for As games.
The rivalry between Stalcup
and Mischou might overshadow
the team race. which at present
is close. In District ratings for
the last season Mischou placed
No. l and Stalcup No. 2.
Stalcup helped his average last
night with 393 set as the Globes
won two from Gondola. Rex En-
craving trimmed Frederick, 2-1,
and Little Tavern swept National
Bohemian, and Chevy Chase and
Arcade postponed. That left the
standings: Glebe, 1920; Little
Tavern. 26-19: Gondola, 1922:
Rex. 1922; Chevy Chase. 1928;
Arcade, 21-24: National Bo-
hemian, 1927, and Frederick,
1929. THOMAS.
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and fought a big wahoo, bring
ing it almost to gaff, when an
enormous shark clipped it of.
It was so large a fish that Kerk-
ham brought in what was left
and had it weighed at the dock.
It tipped the scales at 43 pounds.
The whole fish might easily have
been a worlds record light
tackle wahoo. But then, that's
fishing.
incidentally, sailfish are the
fastest game fish ever timed.
They have been clocked at
nearly 10 miles an hour and
can do so mph with regularity.
The slowest fish ever clocked Is
the bluegill. which at top speed
travels about one and a quarter
miles per hour.
Mrs. John F. Stowell of this
city, for many years an ardent
Waltonian whose services in be-
half of conservation have been
recognized by national head
quarters, received additional
honors when she was recently
elected president of the ColuYn-
bia Chapter of the Izaak Walton
League. Other officers are Mrs.
Gurda Kulcken. first vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Richard Roberts, Sec
ond vice president; Miss Mary
George Huddle. secretary, and
Mrs. Eva Lackey, treasurer.
West Virginia's hunting and
fishing licenses for 1854 have
been mailed to all county clerks
and will be required of hunters
and fishermen after January /.
You can get them through sport
ing goods stores By January /.
S. Kip harrington, jr., who has
f1shed almost every place in the
Atlantic and Pacific where fish
have been taken by rod and reel,
has just finished a splendid COM
panion book to Fishing the At
lantic: Offshore and On" En-
titled Fishing the Pacific: Off,
shore and On" it covers the
whole Pacific with the how,
where, when and what of fishing
for practically every species.
Duck hunting continues to
wane. II our winters continue to
get mllder, as many scientists
seem to believe. the duck hunt
ing fraternity should campaign
Tor a later season. Meanwhile,
those who have ventured after
rockf1sh when most have bedded
down their tackle for the season
have been reaping great rewards.
Evening star., 1953-12-23
LITTLE SPORT
Dodgers Sign Ted Lyons
As Coach Of Pitchers
BY the Assoeiatsd Pres.

BROOKLYN, Dec. 23.-Ted
Lyons, former pitching star and
manager of the White Sox, has
been signed as a pitching coach
by the Dodgers.
Lyons, So, was dropped as
coach by the Tigers last month
after serving in that capacity
since 1949. He replaces Harry
(Cookie) Lavagetto. other
Dodger coaches are Jake Pitler
and Billy Herman, holdovers
from the Chuck Dresser regime.
Lyons. who came to the White
Sox directly from Baylor Uni
versity and stayed 26 years, "a
as player, won 260 games and
lost 230. He managed the Sox
from 1916 through 1948, sue
ceeding Jimmy Dykes.
Lavagetto preferred to go along
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Davis Cup
Continued From Page A-12)

Trabert and Seixas and the first
for the 19-year-old Aussies,
Hoad and Rosewall.
We feel, too. the training
methods work heavily in favor
Of the Americans.
Hoad and Rosewall were
plucked from their normal lives
at the age of Is. They were
pulled out of school and turned
into touring automatons, their
every move dictated by Harry
Hopman. the Little Caesar" of
Australian tennis.
Both are fine boys and have
brilliant strokes, but their talent
becomes something grooved
rather than something individu-
alistic. They aren't allowed to
think or act for themselves,
either on or off the court. AS a
result, they are lacking in a re-
serve store of initiative.
The Americans. on the other
hand, are not regimented-not
products of tennis factory. We
give such men the edge when
the fighting is toughest.
Also, Hopman has shown an
inability to get his boys primed
for the big tests. Rosewall and
Hoad were beaten at Wimbledon
and Forest Hills. their major
international tests this year. be-
cause they were over-tennised
and stale.
The same thing could happen
in the Davis Cup matches open
ing Monday.
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Former SMU Grid Coach Finds
Pressure Is OFF in New Job

that Russell couldn't coach and
answer criticism at the same
time so he resigned. But he was
paid OF on his contract which
had three years to run.
Russell now coaches Schreiner
Institute and has a good team.
But at Schreiner it isn't consid-
cred important to win every
game.
How does it feel to coach a
team that draws $500 people
after coaching in the Southwest
Conference before crowds of
10000?
I'm sleeping well. my appe-
tite's good. and I'm enjoying life
here at Schreiner," Russell says.
After all. football is football.
boys are boys, and people are
people. I've coached football at
every level and I get the same
Evening star., 1953-12-23
Richmond Owner Obtains
Luke Appling as Manager
BY the A.soeiateei Press

RICHMOND. Va, Dec. 23.-
Luke Appling, former White sox
shortstop, has agreed to manage
Richmond's baseball team, con-
ditionally a member of the In
ternational League, Harry c.
Seibold has announced.
Appling. who spent 20 years
in the major leagues, all with
the White Sox, has been man
ager at Memphis for three years.
The Chicks finished in the first
division each season under
Appling. Last year they won the
Southern Association pennant.
One of the most durable
shortstops in baseball history,
Appling played in 2,218 games
before retiring after the 1850
season. He led the American
League in batting in 1896 and
1943, hitting 1888 and 1923, re-
spectively.
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Browns
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\NOLlIIIAucu from rage A-1ZD
stockholder in a gift-package
company.
How much longer does he in
tend to play football? II just
don't know" he said. Each
year after the season closes
sit down and figure out what I'm
earning in football and in my
other work and make a decision
on next year.
There's one thing for sure,
though. When I start getting
hurt a lot or not playing good,
I'm going to quit"
This year has been one of his
worst for injuries. He suffered
q mouth cut that required Is
stitches and broke a toe.
Evening star., 1953-12-23
Lions Vote to Give 40
Full Shares of Receipts

DETROIT. Dec. % (P.-Play-
erS on the Detroit Lions have
announced how they would split
up their share of receipts for
Sundays title game against the
Cleveland Browns.
Getting full shares were the
80 players who will participate
in the game. five coaches, the
trainer and equipment manager.
The players said they voted
half-Shares to Blaine Earon. Bob
Dove and Pat Harder, all of
whom saw part-time duty this
season.
Freezing snow and Soggy turf
at Briggs Stadium forced the
Lions indoors for their workout
for the game.
Evening star., 1953-12-23
By the Assoeioted Press

KERVILLE, Tex.-One thing
H. N. (Rusty) Russell likes about
coaching a junior college football
team is that nobody seeks to
have a coach fired after a losing
game.
Russell had put in eight years
coaching football at Southern
Methodist University, a school
where alumni despiSe a losing
team. After five years as an as
sistant he became head coach for
three years. He saw the Mus
tangs break even with IA vic
tories, IA losses and two ties.
The pressure became so great
with his boss, Dresser, to the
Oakland Club of the Pacific
Coast League rather than re-
main with the Dodgers.
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enjoyment because it's all a mat
ter Of working with boys.
Naturally, I'm just as inter-
ested in winning here as I have
been anywhere. The boys are
just as eager to win. and, Of
course, the fans have been
pleased to see the home team
come out on top"
Russell still employs the same
unorthodox razzle- dazzle tactics,
reasoning that IF you can't go
through their line. go over or
around it."
Evening star., 1953-12-23
Metropolitan Cage Play
Set for March IS at WI

The 22d annual Metropolitan
Invitational high school basket
ball tournament again will be
held at Westinghouse High
School. Pete Rockwell, athletic
director at WI and tournament
director, has set the event for
March is.
Rockwell also announced that
this years Virginia State tour
nament would be held at WI,
March 11-13.
Last years Metropolitan tour
nament was won by St. Anthony.
The defending State champion
is E. c. Glass High of Lynch
burg.
Evening star., 1953-12-23
Naval Hospital Five Wins

Bethesda Naval Hospital OUT
scored Miner Teachers. 90-83, in
a basketball game last night at
Banneker. The high point men
were Bernard Braddock of Miner,
with IS, and Jim Harris of Be-
theSda, with %.
Evening star., 1953-12-23

dividuality OF
this particu-
lar fish and
the factor Of
u n c e r tainty
always pres
e n t W h e n
fl S h i n g for
them. For in
stance. Jack
< e r K n q m,
who was a
m e m Der of
the Or a n
City Lii g h t
Tackle Club
kAn~ hAAlEnA
Evening star., 1953-12-23
OUTDOORS
With Bill Leeteh

We're still talking about the
sailfishing on our trip south to
the. light tackle sailf1Sh matches.
Perhaps the reason is the in
Evening star., 1953-12-23
Hurness Betting Defeated

PEABODY, Mass, Dec. % (P).
City Council voted 7-to-4 last
night against proposed pari-
mutuel harness racing at a
West Peabody track now used
for midget auto racing.
Evening star., 1953-12-23
NBA STANDINGS

ToDAY's SCHEDULE.
Syracuse at Baltimore.
Milwaukee VS.. Boston at Baltimore.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
NO ffoGss ffoMosRoW!s fiRoSS!sdi SCHEDULE.
No games scheduled.
Evening star., 1953-08-25
Bride Seriously Hurt
Near Bowling Green

A 15-year-old Alexandria bride
of three days was seriously in
jured yesterday in an automobile
accident near Bowling Green, Va,
Virginia State police said Mrs.
Mary Lou Evans and her hus-
band, William Evans, 25, were
hurt in a two-car crash.
They were given first aid and
transferred to Alexandria Hos
pital, where Mrs. Evans was to
undergo an emergency operation
today. She has head injuries,
face cuts, a broken leg and pos
sible internal injuries. Mr.. Evans
was cut and bruised. He is in
fair condition.
Mr.. Evans told relatives at the
hospital that they were married
Friday night at Rockville.
Mrs. Evans is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert I. Clarke
OF 19 West Myrtle street. She
just completed her freshman
year at George Washington High
School in June.
Mr.. Evans lives at $50 South
Lee street. He works for the
Alexandria, Bancroft & Wash
ingtOn Transit Co.
Evening star., 1953-08-25
Philip Murray's Kin
Hurt in Auto Crash
BY the Associoted Press

WASHINGTON, Pa, Aug. 25.
The widow and a sister of
Philip Murray, late CIO presi-
dent, were hospitalized today as
the result of an auto crash on
Route 81, about five miles west
OF Washington. A third woman
was injured.
Mrs. Elizabeth Murray, So, of
Pittsburgh, was reported in fair
condition in Washington Hos
pital. She suffered fractures of
both arms and one ankle, and a
head injury.
Her sister-in-law, Mrs. Mary
Thompson. SO. of Cannonsburg,
Pa, is in serious condition in
Mercy Hospital with a hip frac-
ture and head injuries.
Mrs. Marie Block, 81, of Pitts
burgh, suffered internal injuries
and face cuts. She is in Wash
ington Hospital.
State police said the car driven
by Mrs. Murray, left the high
way. plunged down an embank-
ment and caught fire. Passing
motorists pulled the three wom-
en- from the machine.
Mr.. Murray died of a heart at
tack last November.
Evening star., 1953-08-25
Doctor Held in Dope Sales
Dies Of Blast Injuries
By the Assoeloted Pres,

CAMBRIDGE, Md, Aug. 25.-
A Cambridge doctor charged
with illegally selling narcotics
died in hospital today, a day
after gas explosion damaged
his home.
Police Chief Grayson Price
identified him as DR.. st. Elmo
Brady, 31-year-old colored sur
geon.
The doctor had been arrested
Saturday by Federal Narcotics
Bureau agents who charged him
with selling 200 tablets of dilau-
did. an opium derivative, to Mar
cotlcs Agent John c. Cross.
DR.. Brady was released in
$1,000 bail for a hearing Thurs
day.
The explosion occurred about
$50 am. after which neighbors
found DR.. Brady unconscious,
sitting in q chair in the kitchen.
The burners on the gas stove
were open and gas apparently
had reached pilot light or a
water heater, touching off the
blast.
DR.. Brady, a graduate of How
ard University in Washington.
set up practice here about three
years ago. He was an associate
member of the staff at Cam.
bridge Hospital.