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Evening star., 1953-06-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DE SOTO 81 Custom sedan; radio,
heater. automatic transmission; seat
covers; original blue finish, clean;
low mileage, one-owner car: 81 ,595.
WHEE5EE EM 47os NC 1850 Wisconsin
lis
DE SOTO 1941 de luxe sedan;
beautiful condition; best care: looks
and runs like new $325. Terms.
ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave. ne. .
DE SOTO 1949 4-dr. sedan; radio,
fresh-air heater. huid drive; ex-
cellent motor; 4 like-new tires;
SKl 81 ;ioGi q1crl Can owner wo' e:SSsl' q:
DE SOTO '5s Firedome "s" club cpe.
sass aH Ike ifsni NEW troaRSous aRS H. Sinsse ss
CALVERT MOTORS, INC. iDe Soto
PPlyymTIo%pth)' 1895 Ga. ave-. JU.
DE soTos '4s. 80, 81 and '52s; all
fully equipped with r.; h.. $S95 up.
e1lsE MSGQRS %i:on De Dfss RstoRlYmaSsn R
DE SOTO '36 4-dr. sedan with heater.
new tires, excellent Transportation;
East-West hwy, 8. s.. Md, JU.
5-7804. Open evenings till 8.
DODGE 1860 Coronet; $4,000 miles;
coed .HnHd'; cond'; almost-new tires.
DODGE 1851 Diplomat nardtop; 1
owner; low mileage; Gyro.; all ex-
TaAcKER 1raI sf MoPoRs. PeaashsX 1sth and lssf f.
ave. me-, LA. 6-6530. lis
DODGE 194s 2-dr.; $500. Thousands
Of people buy :. DodEes every ~ week eek:
dark green one, with r and h.,
that looks good and runs good; For
a good used Dodge or Nash, always
come to WILLIAMS & BAKER, The
APea aps sfs Oldest Esss o5en tSsnp9s DsaS5
private party will sell to private
party. Actually run 5000 miles;
Wv. tires, heater. Gyromatic; new
no5cp car Senditi9n; .ds SI6S5 EN-; o 3-s437.
kling blue finish; equip; r. and h,
Sold with our ok. guarantee. S795
PECK CHEVROLET, 1886 Wilson
n6Ti:r 6lyd: Aris Iis VadoJJA. va ia. 2-9ooG3. 119 al,
ss%Y 4sSS5 ss$s sAEyERT a92 Il lsssl Me-
7S9s Ga: ave. Ju. $500. ''
DODGE 1851 Wayfarer 2-dr.: T.
and h. Gyromatic drive. ORIGINAL
trade on '53 Mere: Grady in
spected and guaranteed at only
$895. No dealers, please. GRADY
MOTORS ae9ieCs sod dNG W,.
DODGE Al; passed inspection:, r,
and h. seat sd, covers. Best offer takes
FORD 80 Tudor; heater, seat covers;
Sgss bssTsifTl 1,Id blge color; $995. GATH H
1851. Open till 9. -1S
eiaT'; $50 SO. BID MOTORS. sso1
64sneR Rls R'ad5GF'9Ess So ,ss5s 5s oS.n fnsS ssS
FORD g iRiol ! YabS M Custom VS. Tudor: i' r.,
h.. .overdriye;: exceptionally flne con-
dition: original owners name on
esss Eessuss .Isa,a ready t9r sak long F9aa 5In
MOTOR oG. 60. 1886 Wis. ave. NV.
Wv. tires and transmission; miIled
head; g99ood3 engine and paint; $2a5o'
FORD 6A: o-sfYli ~ v-s rordor; r. and md h..
excel. tires; original gray finish;
peri. one-owner car. A true bargain
zos4 Wis. ave. NV, EN-. 3-72s6,
FORD 40 Custom "s" Tudor; new
cond.; orig. owner. $3.50. OIL 2-s46s.
FORD 1860 Custom VS. Tudor; r.
and h.; 1ndercoatins; $4,000 miles; nnss;
or. 4-74o7 after 5 pm. IT
FORD 194S VS. Fordor; heater, gray,
good condition, $685.. AP. 7-1003.
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Evening star., 1953-06-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 1947 Super. de luxe Tudor;
9 cylinder, r. and h, new motor;
$626 or best offer. Cali ia. 1854.
LIZ
FORD 1850 Custom conv.: ivory, bl.
top, Wv. tires, extras. low mi,
excel. cond. $1,145. EN-. 3-4217.
FORD 's4 Tudor: has '4s Mercury
@SfN5i ss9s4i seaisd sftsT beams "a ms s76: 10
FORD 'b2 Customline Fordor.; Pordo-
access; 1000 mi. Reas. Cali AD.
r212S211: 10 Am. to IL noon. Ia ;,l9e
eendttion nn ssss $500 sfGHER ffafER sPRfNa PRnRs
MOTOR CO.. INC, 1902 East-West
hwy, Ju: 8-3157, Directly across
from y. s.. Royal sign.l. lis
9RD sfns 81 F. and na h turn
sPR1NG MoToR Co. INC. 1909
East-West hwy ,JU: S.3157. (Direct-
ly across from U. 8. Royal sign;
FORD 1853 convertible; baby blue.
black top; Wv. tires. Fordomatic
drive, windshield washers; excel.
conss:. c0nd:; low mileage. 90 Owner going
FORD 1947 Fordor; appearance and
GpGE%ooRp fsp MSfoR ieS' Sss Co. 5s55 o4Hs VS.
FcED sSs M 1919 cM Gasto& asssai ststion WACO wagon;
Ford's finest; equipped with over
drive, radio and heater; yours for
only 1896. Drive 5 miles, save $50
at KENYON-PECK CHEVROLET
26636 0Dns Wilson blvd Arlington, Va
FoRD 80 Custom "s" Tudor; ex-
cellent condition.; one owner: 1895.
CAPITAL GARAGE. 1920 New York
ave. NV. ST. 3-91OO. Open eve
FoRp alRfS' 1850 Custom "s" convertible:
beautiful dark blue. with new tan
top; radio, heater and defroster;
thoroughly reconditioned; only ST.
1877. EMERSON & ORME (Buickl I,
s17th and M SITS. NV, D1. 7-1162.
r9Rp 9Rfp 81 81 . COUPE; Sm; customized: 15o-
h.p. engine; for quick sale, S1,160.
See at 2535 Belmont rd., 8 am, to
FORD 6 Ri~' 81 Victoria; an owner-rated
sweetheart, in stunning chemist
green and ivory. The outstanding
this list of extras-white- tires.
r, h., Continental kits, spotlight
and others: Would list. for over
81 900 hut it's yours for Just 81, n3S5 ,595
at no cost to you. LOGAN 1Ford),
I'LL 18th st. NV, DI. 7-5S00.
FORD 40 Custom S-cyl. 4-dr.; econ
omy plus as this is equipped ID with
the famous Ford oveIdrive; stunning
sea isle green finish, many extras;
with 30-day owner-rated guarantee,
it's rock-bottom price of S795.
LOGAN lFord). I'LL 18th st. NV"
FORD 1852 Custom "s" Tudor;
radio and heater and other acces-
sories; dark blue with harmonizing
seat covers; practically a new car:
S1.695. LOGAN MOTOR CO., 2017
VIrginia ave. NV, ME. S-2S1S.
Evening star., 1953-06-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD '49 "v.s" club coupe; jet
black; very clean inside. Including
Cd. $775 with S195 down. PINEY
BRANCH MOTORS. JU. S-11S5.
FORD. 1s41 Super de luxe; very
RoPER Rea; s1iisaSsns ISLE and f. ssf0 E. ave, terms s.
FORD 1947 Fordor: Jet black, prae-
Come, in and be pleasantly sur
prised at this value. Drive it away
for $l95. No dealers, please. GRADY
MOTORS: aeoicGs zsod INC; G;,, Lincoln Mercury
No phone calls, please. is
FORD 1850 club coupe; r. and h.,
Cd, original gray finish, WV. tires,
custom seat covers; Grady inspect
ed Cd and md guaranteed at only $685.:
asaleFs 7sos Wis aVs bstSesasy. afssSTy
Nd Open daily am. to 10 pm.
No phone calls, please. lis
FRAZIER AZ Manhattan 4-door;
po@as aTns u snd s45G b SScn. yfTS csfn sc
GARDI, AID, 4-1935, 10 to /. -l9
FRAZER, 1947 4-dr. sedan; T., h.,
o.d:; worth much more, $325. NO.
1885. 1874 Monroe st. NV. -17
HENRY J '52 Corsair; S975. Cali
HiLLMAN 81 sedan; black, e leather
nomical; $e95. Up to So miles per
gal. Two.day money-back trial, A.
month written guarantee. HILL g.
SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
4t4so6;. 4pee5eT; lil4 vermont ave. NV. VA sD'
HUDSON 1s4e 4-door; good. cheap
MOTORS, sso1 Old 5isSdiensSSrs
61en 6a sat s!s6 Pines B BrapchD. 11n Ju. 7-Ssss
HUDSON 81 Hornet 4-dr.: beautiful
black finish: r. and h; Hydra-Matic;
sar s5s5 ssis5ss snVER yfEk saeaa sPsfNd sniR6y My
hTg 1E S. G3 ssiS7 lNf 1GS2 Ba.cts Ea't%e:s ssEe:s
HUDSON iS46 Super !6"; club coupe;
1S H25l Hornet engine. Contact OWN
HHUE6iso3AA HEi H5slSsi '5s Super Wasp 1Is 2-door;
covers and many other extras; COM
pany official car; .new-car war
ranty and title; cost S2.948 new,
only So. 495; Call CARL, INC. 57o1
ETTSsoN EMis; sye', x Bethesda. OIL; La 4.2l2l;
pans Official car, s 4ssoo SeaaR; miies; new new
car warranty; fully equipped, beau
tiful black beauty, solex glass and
al the extras; cost $3,533.. only
$3.50; Call CARL. INC. 7701 Wis.
ave, Bethesda. OIL. 4-2121.
HUDS ON 1947 4-dr.: $500. Not q
beauty on the outside but the motor
Is A l., If you want something that
VIII take you there and bring you
Is1I PACK this is 1t. See it today at
Oldest Nash dealer. 29th and M
SLS. NV. Open ewes.
HUDSON 1851 club coupe; equipped
with useful accessories: one-owner
car In very fne condition. Truly Q
S=2S1S: Open evenings.
HUDSON 1947 Commodore "6' sed.:
7. and h.: beaut. new bronze finish;
Al mechanical shape: can be bought
for no money down, very small
monthly payments; full price, S345.
TAKOMA MOTOR CO, s72B Piney
Branchh rd.. Silver Spring, Md, JU.
HUDSON 80 4-dr.;. T. and h., good
tires, good cond.; owner; S27b or
best offer. -K1. S-026O after 6, ga
HUDSON 1850 de luxe 4-dr.; r. and
h.; excel. appear. and cond.; priced
for quick sale; SS55. AKERS OLDS-
MOBILE-CADILLAC CO., FairlinT-
ton Shopping Center, Alex, Va, OV.
3-0350.
Evening star., 1953-06-17
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 40 F-6 3:yd. dump with s26x
20 tires. FiSh-plated frame, 2-Speed
rear. newly repainted; Meadowbrook
green. Truck in excellent cond. and
ready for work: $1.095. PARKWAY
FORD; 3o51 M st. NV. AID. 2-01s5.
INTERNATIONAL Al model K-2 AZ
PARKWAY q " SeFsfn' FoRp. so51 haPf N st. aSS NV.
AID. 2-01s5. Open 8 to 9.
FORD 40 h-ton pickup; painted in
meadowbrook green: excellent con-
alsGn sG5q ss95 g. Sv fASk%Ay hb SGfys FoRR oPsn
FoRS 1852 VS. F-s stake body;
4 1000 o. mi miles; ISskd & $50. Call after s
FoRD 50 80 dump: fnDoS with 2-sp.ed dTs Fear,
S.25x2o tires, finished in Meadow
brook green, this truck is above
average condition for 1850 model;
S1,295. PARKWAY FORD. 305i
y q st. G,6ssG n;w' sA,Dd:x AD; &,O1sb. Open 9 to
1881. "a ton, Ford truck. stake body,
FL model excel. cond. S995. WA.
CHEvROLET TRUCK-1s4s 1H.ton
stake body; Just overhauIed; low
OF service. Buy from original owner.
BARGAIN at $685.. 90. Call OIL. 4-13IS
Gays; at ia. $4,000 Ext. $50 after
DODGE so walk-in route van; good
condition: SI.O5O. Call Ii. 3-4182,
Thursday. 8 to 10.
FORD 1949 h-ton panel; fine VS.
motor; good tires, excellent green
finish: $685.: written guarantee.
TRIANGLE MOTORS, 3O1O r. /.
ave: ne. DE. 2-63O2.
FORD 1852 la-ton pickup, with heat
er practically new; $4,000 actual
miles: at 81. .095. Call between 8
and b. OV. 3-3947. is
FORD so pickup 1a-ton: in Al con-
dition. Ready for work. Only S795.
MONROE FORD CO, 1897 East
West hwy, S. S.. Md. JU. 5-7SO4.
Open evenings till Q.
FORD '42 panel; a bargain. only
East-west hwy, S. s.. Nd. JU.
$500. Open evenings till Q.
CHEVROLET 1852 dump truck, S25
tires. fully equip. only 3 mos, old,
Evening star., 1953-06-17

BEST PRICES IN TOWN
TRACTORS
GMC SO $50 Diesel sleeper $5.9S3
GMC 81 $50 Diesel, new tires 4.495
Federal 40 45M2 sleeper. Al, 1.SS5
Federal As 5-ton. GMC eng 1885
Federal AS 2l2-ton. A-1----- 695
PICKUPS
GMc so a4-ton, recond.----- $!d5
Ford 40 94-ton. excel. ------ o9o
PANELS
Chevrolet As 1a-ton. AL S6S5
Ford As 1a-ton, very CLEAN 645
FLATS
Ford 81 F-6, best in town 81 ,495
GMc 80 6-wheel. lS' body 1'22SS33
Ford '4S F-6. excellent ----- 79O
STAKES
Ford '4S 1-ton, very good S395
GMG AS 1Ia-ton, rebuilt SO
Ford '4S 1l2-ton, COE, good 09o
Low down payment and good terms.
Your money back II not satisfied
SHERIFF MOTOR co.
200 R. I. Ave NE. AID. $4,000
Evening star., 1953-06-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

HUDSON. 1859 Hornet 4-dr. sedan;
sun visor, WV. tires and vibrant
Aydra-Matic:, custom seat. covers;
xeS xsFy rSr.nt.sd loW Mtiisas: Grcdy I tnospectsd
dssler plesss e CRAZY C2ES NoT6Rs. g.
Wis. ave. Bethesda. Nd. Open daily
Sl.sse.: s:m: to 10 D'm' No 0h0n. .ss ssIls'
green finisn. % Runs Runs exc.liens, S.' ldoNs nSw
Writtea aas S.Trsnas sas1SSeds s7ss coIoS ISsfz:
OLDSMOB1LE CO. NI. 7-934O).
124l 9th st. ne. dust OF Fla. ave).
'AGUAR; tiGI NE Mk; y: In I'M EXCELLENT eondi:
JoWETri JUPITER oSs; 81 eonv. as sports:
eond. ?iss sisss! ASsSfF az assss ss'' .tss9 sSst
KAISER 1851 de luxe 4-dr.: $1.2eo.
What ever you think Of this car.
you'll like 1t better after Q smooth
ride in its Hydra-Matic drive: smart.
modern styling. good visibility;
6atn radio. It's . pleasure to, 70 drtys and
Dealer, 2sth and NJ sts. NV. open
RAISER 'is47 special de luxe: excel.
lent cond,; $345. terms. ROPER"
KAISER 1918 de luxe n;' 4-dr. sedan:
one owner. Priced today special at
Ct KENYoN-PEcK CHEVROLET,
g; for q demonstration cali IA. :.
KAISER 1e4s dark blu. ts sedan:
frn.tsp equipped With yban.' TaSio' heater and DC:
suiek. nth and N sts. y NV. pi.
LINCOLN '4s cosmopolitan 4-door.
This owner-rated reflects its fine
Under our special operationai saw.
tngs plan 1t will cost you no more
than Ford. Sparkling black finish,
r. and h.. stunning seat covers. S995
with 30-day ". A.. T: A. Guarantee.
81 bGGAE 7lSs6e' 6Seeord'' I'LL 18th St. NV.
LINCOLN so club coupe: T. and h..
Hydra, dark green upholstery. dark
green finish. A real buy. .S1.195.
TT9tdsS TE3stsn 9nqSs:s meneyeack F tFe 4nSHSh HNn
ERs, Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer.
11JJdd4d 1Jd4 Vermont ave. NV. AID; 4.
LINCOLN 1s47 Continental con eonv.:
sssS ssS %ei or p..e a'U ospp sGp EG ay sssss: esss9
SoS 18th st. NV. between IL and ):
LINCOLN Al 4-dr. sedan: orig. black
finish with Wv. tires, has passed
'53 D. c. inspection: car looks like
sfT sSXNcS Ss1S; Sor6Sss SsS T, SSvpi s.,,s5 RBNEx
LINCOLN 1947 de luxe: like new:
beaut.. fully equip; sacrifice: S6a5.
LINCOLN 1a49 club coupe; ereen: r.
and h, and o. dr.: l owner: sold
and serviced by US since new; q real
luxury automobile at o ridiculous
price; Grady. inspected and guaran-
please. GRADY MOTORS, INC,
Lincoln Mercury Dealers, 1909 wis.
ave-, Bethesda, Md. Open daily, 2
am. to 10 pm. No phone calls.
please. --1S
Evening star., 1953-06-17

FORD 1947 Super de luxe Tudor;
$626 or best offer. Cali IA. 9-7554.
Evening star., 1953-06-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ALvIS '52 conv., So,s75. Fiat. "110o"'
eSFieS;d oxfeTd SEDAN sedan, s795. 81 0peguOt,
Si.O95. 81 NC, 81, ,2s7. '53 Mer-
cedes, S2.475. '52 Austin sedan,
S995. 80 Hillman sedan, S7I5;
distributor for NJ. G. Morris, Astin
Martin, Rolls Royce, Bentley. jag
uar, Hillman. Sunbeam, Humber,
Mercedes. Alta Romeo, Ferrari. ALI
ard, Riley. Mayflower, Daimler, Fra
JACK PRY. 14th and P. Est. 1928.
ANGLIA '53 cdr; act. 1900 mi. !;
good as q new one; up to 30 mi. per
gallon; save $500. Only one; 1895.
2-day money-back trial, 4-month
written guarantee. HILL & SAND
ERS, WaSh.'s Oldest Ford Dealer,
1l14 Vermont ave. NV, AID. 4-430O.
is
Evening star., 1953-06-17
A MASSACRE!
Low Down Payment
Convenient Terms
CENTRAL MOTOR co.

TWO LOCATIONS
Alexandria Arlington
1901 Oronoco st, 5000 Lee Hwy
OV. 3-l500 ia. 2-7O0O
Till PM
Evening star., 1953-06-23

japan Production Dips
Japan's industrial production
dipped recently, when a low
waterf1ow cut electric power.
Evening star., 1953-06-23

munist policeman who fired into
a crowd of demonstrators.
Soviet military courts dealt out
scores Of 25-year sentences in
Magdeburg and Leipzig. Four
thousand East Berliners were re-
ported in jail.
Workers Cross Border.
There was some relaxation of
the barrier of Soviet steel be-
tween East and West Berlin
The 10000 East Berliners who
normally work across the from
tier were given special passes to
cross the boundary daily. Pre-
sumably the beset East govern
ment was glad to get them away
from the overcrowded food lines.
West Berlin throbbed with
sympathy for the East German
victims of the rebellion and it's
ensuing blood bath.
Outraged workers raided three
Communist Party headquarters
in the Western sectors last night.
ripping down Red flags and post
ers and burning Red literature
and propaganda.
The West Berliners showed
their confidence in the eventual
failure of the Russian bayonets
on the sensitive money ex-
changes, too. Despite the seven
days of violence and martial law
across the border. the exchange
rate on East marks rose only
fractionally. Early last week one
West mark bought $50 East
marks. Today it bought only
one more-6.80. Officials said
this reflected a general feeling
that sooner or later inter-city
life would return to what the
quartered metropolis considers
normal"
The German and Russian
Communists continued to plug
the theme-already denied by
the West-that Western fascistS
and American money and army
officers melted and directed the
disorders.
Evening star., 1953-06-23
Prosecution May Resi-
Today in Trial of3
In Staying Of Grocer

Prosecutor Frederick Smithson
today is expected to rest his first
degree murder case against 30
year-old Willie Lee Stewart.
Stewart. who is colored. is on
trial in the U. S. District Court
for the District of Columbia,
charged with the murder of a
grocer during a holdup last
March IL.
The grocer, Harry w. Honik-
man, was shot to death in his
shop at 723 East Capitol street
by a bandit who fled with $416.
Also on trial are Stewards wife,
Annie, and his brother-in-law,
Willis Daniels. charged with
being accessories after the fact.
Stewart faces possible death SEN
tence. The other two face SEN
tences Of up to 20 years.
$ Yesterday Mr.. Smithson intro
duced two contradictory state
ments made by Mrs. Stewart to
police. In one statement, she
denied any knowledge of the
crime.
But in a later statement. she
was quoted at saying her hus-
band had left home with pistol
the night of the murder. The
statement said he returned some
time later crying that he had shot
Evening star., 1953-06-23
Miss Sharp, 81, Corves Niche
For MiIW0ukeeIs Red Cross

Several women, all delegates
to the 28th annual convention
OF the Red Cross. were waiting
for an elevator in the Districts
new chapter headquarters on
I street.
Through the small crowd came
a little woman with snowy white
hair. She stood with the others
for a moment and seemed i'm
patient. The elevator refused to
come.
Suddenly the little woman
blurted out:
What floor are we on?"
Somebody answered, 1.-THE
second"
WELL" she said. "I'm walk
ing"
With that, she was off through
the crowd and down the steps.
Miss Margaret r. Sharp, the
little woman, who is 81, is like
that. In Milwaukee, where she
has been executive director of
the Red Cross Chapter since
1925. they call her "the dynamo. !"
Also "Exhibit A."
And throughout the Red Cross,
they refer to Miss Sharp as "Ex-
hibit A" among chapter directors.
Miss Sharp's chapter is always
the first throughout the United
States to meet it's quota in the
annual drive, and it always goes
over the top.
People in Milwaukee say the
reason is all because of Miss
Sharp. Miss Sharp says it's the
people of Milwaukee.
At any rate, her chapter mem
berS refuse to let Miss Sharp re-
tire. And Miss Sharp comedies
she has no idea when she will
retire.
Back in 1926. Miss Sharp was
working for the Red Cross in
Chicago. officials asked her to
take over a slumping chapter
in Milwaukee. She did, and it's
been considered one of the top
chapters ever since.
Nobody is able to say no to
Miss Sharp in Milwaukee," a
fellow worker said at the con-
vention.
"She can pick up her phone
and call any big shot in the city.
The next thing you know, the
big shot is running the drive"
II try to be fair" Miss Sharp
Evening star., 1953-06-23

NA0O 1AUNOS1NG1 IL O11ANEs
get out of any If I can manage
it."
She said her chapter has no
problem at present.
1--WE meet the problems as soon
as they pop up," she said. "If
you don't, they'll lie around and
breed"
Miss Sharp said she tries to
keep her volunteer workers busy
and interested.
1--WE don't have more than we
need" she added.
Miss Sharp. a friend said, al
ways keeps the people of Mil
waukee informed of the work of
the Red Cross throughout the
year. The annual drive is part
of the whole picture of Red Cross
work, not something once year.
She said the success of a chap
ter depends upon its organiza-
ton.
During next years Red Cross
drive, the cry will go out to Beat
Milwaukee," It doesn't seem pos
sible unless Miss Sharp retires-
and she didn't do that when she
was 65.
Evening star., 1953-06-23
German
CONTINUED From First Page.)

with sound trucks blaring that
things would get better.
Farmers browbeaten for years
by arbitrary Communist quotas
were reported withholding their
produce from central state col
lection points, bringing extern
ton Of the Red Army's martial
law to the agricultural belt.
Farmers also were said to be
making behind-the-fence deliv-
cries of food to workers and their
families in distressed areas.
Executions Continue.
The wave of arrests and exc
cutions continued. The anti-Red
underground estimated 10000
alleged strike leaders were be-
hind bars.
The latest death penalty re-
ported was meted out to Com
munist Mayor H. w. Hartmann
of Doebernitz, in Saxony-Anhalt.
He was the first party official
reported engulfed in the wave
of terror and the 22d German
definitely known to have been
executed.
Refugees said Hartma AMI n
knocked down a German Com.
Evening star., 1953-06-23

Haym Solomon, Son Of Liberty,
by Howard Fast.
India and the United States;
Political and Economic Rela-
tions, by Lawrence K. Rosin-
ger.
Jews in American History, 1854
1865. by Philip S. Foner.
Medical Services by Government,
by Bernhard j. Stern.
Medicine in Industry, by Bern
hard j. Stern.
Mission to Moscow, by Joseph E.
Davies. 49,
Not Without Laughter, by Lang
ston Hughes.
Patrick Henry and the Frigate's
Keel, by Howard Fast.
Pivot Of Asia, by Owen Latti-
more.
The American, by Howard Fast.
The American Record in the Far
East, 1945-51, by Kenneth
SCOCC, IaCOufeCCe.
The Children's Hour. by Lillian
Hellman.
The Cross and the Arrow, by
Albert Maltz.
The Crusaders, by Stefan Heym
The Dain Curse. by Dashiell
Hammett.
The Glass Key, by Dashield
Hammett.
The Hostages. by Sefan Heym.
The Last Frontier. by Howard
Fast.
The Loyalty Of Free Men, by
Alan Barth.
The Maltese Falcon, by Dashiell
Hammett.
The Selected Works Of Tom
Paine. by Howard Fast.
The Situation in Asia, by Owen
baltimore. : -
The Thin Man, by Dashiell Ham
NETT.
The United States and the Far
East. 1945-51. by Harold M.
Vinacke.
The Unvanquished. by Howard
Fast.
These Are the Russians, by Rich
ard E. Lauterbach.
Thunder Out Of China, by Theo-
DOre White and Annalee To.
coby.
Union Now, by Clarence K.
Streit.
Washington Witch Hunt, by Bert
Andrews.
Witness, by Whitaker Cham
berS.
Evening star., 1953-06-23

said, "and not tie up these peo-
pie. We have a short campaign,
not a long drawn-out one. We
don't try to pressure anybody.
II guess I'm able to spot the
people who'll work with me-"
To the Point.
Miss Sharp is very frank, even
blunt. It's one reason why the
businessmen like her so much, q
friend said.
During a campaign, she makes
up to five to seven speeches a
day.
NO." said Miss Sharp, II don't
particularly like making speech
es, but I've got to do it. And I'll
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a grocer and that he hoped the
latter would not die.
The statement went on to say
that Mrs. Stewart burned the
clothing worn by her husband
and that the latter then played
cards with friends until about
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