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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HOTEI-one
room k!t. and bath; completely
furn. air-conditioned apt; tub and
Shower; So to 81 Ger day for / 6r
Z people full hotel services; no time
DE LUXE APT. IN PVT. HOME0En-
tire End q. Of mod. brick residence
Bedrm.. liv. rm.. bath and extra -lge.
KIT; compl; furn., except linens; pvt
entr. Sll0 rer mo-. incl. all util
NEAR meaTs lease sss,Ia required and tenant
Csil Mr.. GATES. RA. 1910, RA.
BEDROOM. liv. rm. refgr.. hot pIate
private entrance. linens and dishes,
1ss' 1s' 5aHsS PeanIsgon and Arlington Hall
1020 10Th ST. N.w.-I rm.. Kit. ana
bath. S73.2U monthly. See resideut
H5S F6N ASUsISa ASi 6 e GoSF Si' %ASE5'a S5 E
WILSON HOUSES. 1922 18th st. NV.
Excel. = d36el. "-rm. apt: S100 mo. AID.
NEW Sc. APT. Mod. furn.. elec. Kit,
Sreak nook: tiled bath; duor. lights.
1888 $50 s. mo- soth HE- ST. 9f'SsgI sR1-7;1 HR4 rm
busline. min. from Pentagon,
1908 A STREET S. E.-Bedroom,
~; rm.: kit; bath; utils. included.
SniS n uuiet nome employed couple
GEoRGETowN-Large s-rm.. I'D iurn.
apt SOS per mo-; men only. Go.
wn.sSoSN HOUSES. 1922 18th hl2 st.
dec. s-rm. apt; E' $ioo. 0.af5essty AD. 2-sssS,
FURNISHED APT. l bedrm.; close close to
oSSlarend9n; $7g.r ia. 7-IS75; Ii
l.hR6Tm ant inCf n6
close by to shops and transp.; $50
per mo avail. immed. SHANNON
& LUCHS CO., 1903 H st. NV. Ma.
SILVER sPRING-Nicely furnished
extra large bed-livine rm.. kitchen
ihk;; l6;IS;. private bath, $50 month
ARLINGToS-I bedrm.. all utils.
fgTn.' 6nin' no, no dishes nfiss or y linens cple
TxKOMA PARK. near WashinStor
Sanitarium. 2-bedrm. apt. in new
home, Eyerything furnished. Sl25
COW. o-tS0G; to CIV. and o'tOwn univs
pvt. entr.. redec. EN-. 2-0755: ewes.
2 RIM FURN. APT. bedrm. ant
kit, End A.. gas stove and refgr
No children. $50 mo. Cali RA
DoWNTowN-Bsmt.. clean and cozy
" rms. foyer, pvt. bath. hall porch
utils. $40. After 8, ME. S-4560
1908 PARK ROAD. N.w.-1 rm. ans
Ia,'s. la5ge Kit, kit gas .r range az and i. refs1
MI. RANiERW3sG3 35th ST. end d
rms. and bath. Immed. posses
SO. DUNN & CO.. WA. 7-004S
PETwoRTH AREA bedrms. an.
den. conv. to stores and express
utils. DREYFUSS BROS. 10l!
18th st. NV. Ma. S-05S2. --l3
1900 3rd ST. N.W.--2 or 3 rm. furn
apt. Adults, semipvt. bath. ia
SILVER SPRINGS rms. and pvt
bath. in practically new home. Al
utils. furn. Exceptional opportunit'
for empl. cple, nj: transp. ant
C1STp CS1SSSpTpipaSEr ipaSEr ~ Ir 6-74S1 1aSlsr h.dru
lily. rm:, dining foyer. kit. and bath
AL utils: switchboard and elevator
TaRRoaSS' fftkRK, D. c.-wen fur.
2sass; a4shss ssa sgt 10 'ORg tEsnsgortasiOn
$500 BLK. GEORGIA AVE. NV
Bsn1t.. apt: tiled fis.; g. windows
suit. for 8 adults. ia. 9-6197. IL:
1924 MOTION PL. N.W.-3-rm. apt
for 2: An util. and phone. EN-
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ROOMS WANTED

COL. GRAD.-Rm. and board in pvt.
nome, Tar NV. or subn. Nd. Perm,
HO. 2-3566, Ext. 425 bet. 6:30-s:30.
BACHELOR ARMY OFFICER desires
room and pvt. bath on Cathedral
ave between 39th st. NV. and Fox
nall rd NV. Box 257-X. Star. los
ROOM WANTED in nice clean Jewish
nome bv young man. Jewish and
single. Call JU 5-9243. Ii
ROOM and breakfast in private home,
Vic. 14th and Park rd. Quiet man
Box 309-Z, Star.
YOUNG, sober man desires single
area. Box 259-X. Star.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

RET OR ELDERLY GENTLEMAN
cious meals. 1915 wkIy. RA. 3-966S.
BLAIR MANSION HOTEL, 7711 East
ern ave. NV, "a blk. Ga. and
Alaska bus; choice rooms. single.
COUPLE foGd til triple; Gay, Wk. Or mo; IL tine
it. s-350s. ~ I'll
BELMONT TERRACE, 1929 Belmont
I'd. NV. near. 18th and Columbia.
Large beautiful rms, delicious home
cooked meals, best transp.. Iiv. rm..
TV' excel. service. AID. 2-9435-
NICE DOUBLE ROOM and breakfast.
with friendly southern family: ex-
cellent transportation. RA. 6-392S.
1855 n ST: N.W.-For refined young
Women; friendly atmosphere, de-
liciouS food: excel. location. House
Mother MRS, WALLACE DAVIS.
LGE. FRONT RMS. excel. meals. for
elderly or retired persons; not
nursing home; no smokers: a real
home; references. EN-. .2-792S. Ill
ROOM eoSne, AND NJ sinss BoARDFOr eidsTy
Rhode Island ave. uN. 4-9sos. i2s
1916 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Fine food
sfTytca ShaT, rms; Men-Wemsn: .g: Maid
SStsASS. olo Up. Sulcken every
CAL RI HOUSE. i40I 18th st. NV.
Large nicely furn. rms. selected
menu, switchboard. TV. -15
BRlSTOW, 4la miles from Manassas.
Rest home for young and old. spe-
a le rates. NIcHOLSoN's REST
II MASS. AVE. N.w.-Best foodl
Share rms. Men-Women. Maid
Saturday" and Wednesday, too. 10.
2OOI COLUMBIA RD. NV. Nice clean
nm: good meals: rec. rm. TV,: young
empl. people. CO. 5-2493. IL"
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
23IO ASHMEAD PL NV
Double and single rms some with
private bath American plan excel
meals: home atmosphere. HO. 2-3566.
WESLEY HALL
1928 2lSt ST NV HU 3-3624
4n residence halls catering to young
men and women Running water
Daily maid service BendiX washers
S"ective restaurant style menu
Hecr~atlon room. Free dances.
movies and TV
SLAUGHTER'S
GOOD MEALS. DAILY MAID SERVICE
PHONES IN ROOMS, TV IN PAR[OR
TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS
1925 10Th ST. AT r
DU. T-i666
1877 18TH ST, DUPONT CIRCLE
HO, 2-b167 l0S
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

307 DECATUR ST. NV bedrm.
liv. rm., kit. and bath: avail. March
/; $97.50 per mo. Close to every.
JOSEPH TISHLER. REALToR.
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ALEAANDh1A AnEA
BELLE VIEW APIS.
FAIRVIEW APTS.
7th AND BRANDYWINE Sc
IMMEDIATE OR LATER
OCCUPANCY

New 1 and Q bedrm. apts., brisht. and
airy. Some with panoramic views
more than ample closets; Sou 1T
Westinghouse refgr. with cross-the'
top freezer compartment: kit. eX-
haust fan: h.-w.h.; Bendix laundry
and dryer available to tenants:
bedrm., $3.50; 2 bedrms., S94.50;
all utilities included.
DRIVING DIRECTIONS: Out South
Capitol st. to Atlantic ST., left to
4th St, right to Brandywine, left to
apartments.
BY BUS: Take Az bus to 4th and
Atlantic.
Resident manager on premises. Rent
ais, 1-5 every day and by appt.,
7Ol Brandywine st. Sc, Apt lOl,
Phone 10. 2-0SSl. ..,---------------
25O1 CALVERT ST. NV.
OPPOSITE SHOREHAM HOTEL
We have available In this very de-
sirable and convenient location q
i-rm. kit. and bath efnciency apt,
SS5 per mo-. utils. included. See
ianitor to inspect
SULLIVAN BROTHERS
1890 x st. NV. ME. S-43e3;1
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MT. PLEASANT

Located west Of 18th st.
Within one block Of the inter-
section Of Columbia I'd. Co
lonial semidetached tapestry
brick, 4 BEDROOMS. stoYage
attic, living room with fire.
place. big dining room, pantry
3 porches-one screened, Day
light-type basement with ens
trance from the front and rear.
GAS HOT-WATER HEAT.
Brick garage. Immediate pos
session. Asking $lS.600 and
cash offers solicited. To In
spect, call COMDR. STRAW
BRIDGE Evenings. IA.
ThoS. j. Fisher & Co., Inc
73e 18th st. NV. Dl. 1850
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HOUSES UNFURNlsnED tcont. ]
WESTGATE
HOUSES 70 SHARE

MASTER BEDROOM. modern home,
n W.: sep. refgr.: accept infant; baby
sit ewes. AID. 4-1945 after 6 pm.
l0S
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REAL EsTATE-sALE OR ExcH

WILL EXCHANGE $4,000 cash plu.
$1,000 equity in Kentland, Md. g.
bedroom house for house in Cheverly
Md. or In d. c.. NV. AP. 7-7059.
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RESTAURANT in Arlington. $1,000
On sale permit. Closed Sun. $4,000
down with excel. financing. further
info, Mr. Fulwiler.
THE HANES co.
2040 Wilson Blvd. ia. 7-2061
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COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

applicant waiting
for your furn or unfurn apts OF
houses or sublets; Wash. Va: white:
ooen z days. MA S.000l
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH
| & Suburban, EN-. 2-940l
CHEVY CHASE. ID. O.
NEEDS d DEcoRATINa CO.

COULD BE CHARMING
Compact, fully detached brick home
8 rms, 3 bedrms., = baths on Ind
f.; garage; porch; fenced rear yard
2 frepIaces, gas h.-w.h ASKING
INSPECT AND MAKE OFFER
once open til 8.
Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-940O
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CLEVELAND PARK

= bED1tOOE1D, q 1o11 I10
Det. home In excel. cond. Center
hall Da,S DlaSn; wl,S he. er.n, iy; rT Hne din.
lse. bedrms. and 2 mod baths on
End a.; full bsmt; with new BRYANT
ss 500 n4sf Terms. osI sv.,l. gar Ewes. rlif. MT.
Holland. OIL. 9-S679.
H. G. SMITHY co.
e11 18th et, NV. st. $4,000
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ON CAPITOL HILL
215 Constitution ave. n.e.-The Con.
grcsSional Apts. has ] large. well.
furn. efficiency apt. with hufe bay
window. See manager on premises
or call II 3-S301.
JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT 4 GO
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Some apis. for immediate occupancy.
Applicants accepted for near-tuture
i.BEDRM. APTs.. AT S1O6
2-BEDRM; APTss; AP ITgS} ERoM y1r$n SI1o
lent laundry facilities. Dashboard
heat; new and exceptional features
Directions: Out 9th st. to East-West
hwy. turn left at trafic light a
mile to project. From Bethesda:
ect; only 8 miles from Wisconsin
ave,
Caii resident manager. JU. s-1170 or
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
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FALLS CHURCH

FALLS CHURCH
LUXURY brick rambler, / blk. from st..
James school, ; bed Sedr'ns;;; .1I. full bsTs.. r.,
CROWN REALTY. JE. $4,000
1881 West Broad ST.. Falls Church
FALLS CHURCH AREA
S13F-S16O-S165 MONTHLY
3-bedroom, brick rambler: excel. loca-
tiors nr. eonVeniences: oE Kits as
lge. refrigr., elec. range: most with
full English bsmts.; some A-acre
wooded lots. Several to choose
FROM.
Crown Realty, JE. $4,000
1851 W. Broad st.. Fails Church: va.
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DRUG STORE
Excellent Corner Location

Washington. Sales volume in 1852
S170,000. Guaranteed clean inyen.
tory. Full price, S41.000. Mini.
mum cash required, S26.500. Boz
66-Y. Star. III
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THE NEW
BRANDYWINE TERRACE
APARTMENTS
SOME APIS. AVAILABLE
IMMEDIATELY
APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED NOW
FOR NEAR-FUTURE OCCUPANCY
1-Bedrm. AptS. $4,000
GROUND-FLOOR LEVEL
.2-Bedrm. AptS. S94.50
CHUGE CLOSETS THROUGHOUT
ALL UTILS. INCLUDED
AGENTS ON PREMISES
DAILY, SAT. SUM-, l-DARK
Directions: South Capitol st. to At
lantic st. Sc. left to 4th st.. right
to Brandywine ST., left to apis.
ALLIANCE REALTY co.
Elk. 3-5454 NE. 8-5454
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APIS. UNFURNIsHEp teont.l }

35O5 14th ST. NV rooms. kit.
and bath: iInmed. occup.; adults
only: S69. 90 month. TO inspect.
S224 E ST. S.E.-Desirable 1-bedrm.,
living rm., dinette. kitchen and bath
on 2nd floor: in new bldg: cony. to
schools and bus. $3.50 plus heat
and utils. ANACOSTIA FINANCE
CORP, LU 4-331l. LU. 4-3909.
DOWNTOWN
Three rms. kit. and bath; private;
entire End floor; $125 per mo. on
lease.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV, AID. 4-20O6
PARK VISTA APIS. INC.
3434 18th ST. Sc.
Spacious 2-bedrm. apts., avail. March
l and April L; 500 mo-. ineludins
9tils; 70; 2-0o73. JE. 2-7S4S,
JE. 2-4591. -12
CHESAPEAKE TERRACE
Garden-type apis, nr. Boiling Field
Express Bus Service
One bedroom S79.5(
Utilities Incl.--Immed. Occupancy
4242 4th st. Sc.
10. 2-9776 or 10. 2-2206
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bath O:a sssa5 SI o 7mmsd s%s cceapandy ki ane
Adults only. To inspect. see MRS
GIORNO. or premises.
1924 WISCONSIN AVE. N.W.-Beaut
furn., 1-bedrm. apt: in recently re-
mSdelsd; ca redeeoratsd d,sS,, Georgetowr
proX. Feb 18th. S132.50 mo-. incl
all utilities To inspect. see tanitor
on premises.
ARLTNGTON-New 1-hedrm. bsmt
apt. adults; $50. JE. 3-96el.
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- Beautifully fur
nished With antiques. Two master
bedrms... big liv: rm., din. rm.. mod
unit on Eround fioor, Including
rooms and bath. Avail. until Oct.
]. c. CHATEL, DE. 2-11S7. Ill
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WESLEY Hall,

1925 2lSt 81 NV HU 3-3624
4n residence halls catering to young
men and women Running water
Daily maid service Bendix washers
SHiective restaurants menu
Hecr~atIon room. Free dances.
movies and TV
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SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
5000 Conn. Ave. NV. KE. 7.1a00
DE LUKE RAMBLER

oSVfTH V'TTades ConsidereSJ aA 81,
18TH. custom-bIiIt with luxury iss-
lures for lifelong pleasure and cpni-
fort, In quiet residential area. Cen
ter-hall plan. unusual 1S' picture
fireplace paneled in mahogany,l al.
tramodern electric kitchen with Ills
cuff auto. defrosting refRr.. nat.
ural elm and ash cabinets. recessed
lighting. large bedrooms. HOT
WATER dashboard gas heat, 2 col.
outdoor grill, patio 2Sx2S. Ver-
mont slate roof, full basement.
Many more extras. Quick sale
needed. Price Is fne. Shown any
time by appt. Mrs. Kohn. RA.
MARsuArY, I wApIE co.
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GOOD MEALS. DAILY MAID SERVICE
PHONES IN ROOMS, TV IN PARLOR
TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS
1925 10Th ST. AT r
DU. T-f666
16%7 18TH ST, DUPONT CIRCLE
HO. 2-6767 10"
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VACANT-Quick possession. Near
before dark. This sunny. semidet
brick home featuring new kitchen,
all new bathroom, new electric flx-
lures. sepsrate dining room. 5 bed
rooms: near Coolidge High. BY
appt. Mrs. Kohn. RA. 6-s943
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO., Real
tors, 1924 14th st. NV, AID. 4-2O05.
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NORTH CLEVELAND PARK-One
block on Wis ave-: convenient for
in beautiful cond.; 10 rms. (6 bed
rms.). 4la baths: fine corner lot
9OX1i9; S4S, 500. FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS, DI. 7-l4l1; eyes,. JU. 5-1155.
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WILTSHIRE E-CRESCENT 1901 Conn.
ave.-Lovely efficiency apis. with
20-ft. liv. rm.. lge. dressing rrn
Pullman kit. and bath. Plenty
closet space. Utilities and secre-
taria service. Resident mgr. on
premises Phone EN- 3.3SO0
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- Attractive brick
house with garden and carport, dou-
Evening star., 1953-02-10

,,s.65S5; eyes; Ia, S.2557.
ner house: Southern exposures; suit.
able for entertaining. 10 rms, 3N
5000 per mo. WOODWARD g.
NORRIS, 723 goth st. NV. RE
7-GhS5; ewes. La. 6-2757.
rms, bath and u; avail. ilnmed.
SIS mo. Cali JU. $500; ewes.
SO S CHESAPEAKE ST. s.E.-Five-rm
brick house. full bsmt.. gas heat:
$105. Cony. to Boiling Field. ANA
COSTA FINANCE CORP. LU
4-30On. IU 4-331l
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I1''.NSsa.
u


event in my editorial career. I'm not at
all sure but that it is the most amazing
publishing event of all time.
The book is the long-awaited Sexual
Behavior in the Human Female" by DR..
Alfred c. Kinsey and company. Its pub
lication date will be in September, but
press release on the contents is August 20.
Usually, when an author writes book,
the publisher contacts the newspapers and
magazines, offers them the material - at
a price - and uses every advertising me-
dunn to publicize the Forthcoming book.
Paradoxically, in the case of DR.. Kinsey's
new opus. so many writers and editors have
been trying to get advance scoops on the
material that it has been necessary to keep
it under strict cloak and dagger secrecy.
Instead of the manuscript going to edi-
tors and writer's, they have had to trek to
Bloomington, Ind, where the material is
guarded in freproof, soundproof base
ment laboratory of The Institute for Sex
Research, Inc, on the Indiana University
campus. The printing has been done sub
rosa by a firm used to keeping secrets.
Evening star., 1953-08-09
by Grace Naismith

book! Royalties 60 to the research project.
which is supported by the University of
Indiana and the National Research Coun-
Gil, with funds provided by the Rockefeller
Foundation.
When the book was complete, Dr. Kim
sey wrote those who had requested to see
the material about 16O) that they could
come to Bloomington. Early in the sum-
mer we began descending on the town in
groups, each group allotted a four-day
session.
We were asked to arrive on Sunday.
Reservations had been made at the Indiana
Memorial Union on the university campus.
was one of only three passengers who
climbed out of the little DC-3 committing
plane between Indianapolis and Blooming
ton into what looked like COW pasture
that June afternoon. A taxi had been en-
gagged ahead. Each of us gave the same
address. But it was not until the next
morning when other writers began crawl
ing out of their dormitory rooms that we
realized there were IL in our contingent -
all ready for the orientation.
Early Start
ALETTER had set the hour at nine Monday
at the sex research laboratory in the base
ment of one of the oldest buildings on the
campus, Wylie Hall. Fortunately, it was
conditioned; the temperature was in
the COS outside, and the subject being
what it was IT,.
DR.. Kinsey's Office was scarcely large
enough for the II of us. He sat on his desk;
we could look up to him, appropriately. He
looked younger and thinner than the last
time saw him, though his hair was per-
haps shade grayer, the circles under his
eyes shade browner He wore the fa-
miliar bow tie, sport shirt, no coat,
and his shoes looked like the rest of
those of the professors on the Indiana
campus, worn and dusty and relaxed.
We were given, first, agreements to sign
concerning the use of the data in the book.
Among the high points: only one article
could appear in the periodical represented.
1t can not be over 5000 words. 1t was
not to be serialized or syndicated. No
Evening star., 1953-08-09

MEN worked in shorts - they sold"
Furthermore. the publishers themselves,
w. B. Saunders Company, medical book
firm, have never seen the manuscript at
their Offices in Philadelphia. Their repre-
sentatives have also gone to Indiana.
The whole business is even more aston
ishing and unique in the fact that the
authors do not get any income from the
Evening star., 1953-08-09

August 20 is ''K-Day,' when the public will get
it's first peek at DIR. Kinsey's findings on female
sex behavior. Here's the fantastic story of how
waves of reporters stOrmed Bloomington, Ind,
after the hottest secret in publishing history
Evening star., 1953-08-09

r HAVE just partici-
Il pated in the most
amazing publishing
Evening star., 1953-08-09

FEEL how soft and bOuncy the ends are. Not
frizzy, not crackly. Beauty Rinse Neutralizer
instantly restores the normal acid balance that
gives hair the spring il needs to hold good,
'natural-lOOking wave from the very first day,
with no ''let-go' after you shampoo!
Evening star., 1953-08-09

TW-8-9.53
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-07-04

It WORK
tiance" Of Rsenhower's orders
against discrimination in the arm
ed services.
AT the White House, Press Sec
rotary James A. Haggerty had
no comment" on Powell's report
But Eisenhower has told his news
conferences that something Is in
the works along the lines Of an
anti-discrimination commission.
Former Presidents Roosevelt
and Truman set up such COM
mission TO guard against diScrim-
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rempora
MIAMI, FLOR
A. A-l
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nation in firms performing g
eminent contract work.
Democratic administration
forts n Nraatn n general

practices commits
sion for all private industry and
business stirred storms in Con-
greSs and were defeated by de-
termined SouthernerS and 9TH
ers, ready TO filibuster If neces-
Sary.
In his attack on the Navy,
Powell accused il of a modern
i-nl Onth rnr,An1rN farm Of clAN-
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ADAM CLAYTON POWELL Soys

EISENHO1
2 Fishern7
Two fishermen drowned in the
Gulf Of Mexico Sunday when their
skiff hit a bridge piling and
sank. Two others in the same
boat were rescued by a passing
motorist.
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TRUCK DRIVER
Evening star., 1953-10-02
Irish Take on Purdue
Tomorrow, Mindful
OF Big 1850 Upset
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-The
Midwest, apparent stronghold Of
1853 college football, faces a
series of tough intersectional
tests this week end while the
two top-rated teams, Notre Dame
and Michigan State, tackle
neighborhood opposition.
Ohio State, the Nations No. 8
team, travels to Berkley for to-
morrow's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS en-
counter with CALIFORNIA; i'm
proving Bears. This is one Of
four Big Ten meetings with Pa
cific Coast Conference represen-
tatives. In the others Indiana
plays Southern California's sew
enth-ranked Trojans tonight.
Iowa is host to Washington State
and Illinois runs into Stanford.
Michigan's surprising Wolver-
ines, No. A in the Associated
Press poll, flex their single wing
muscles against Tulane, one OF
the darkhorse powers of the
Southeast. And two unknown
quantities that looked impressive
last week running over OUT
classed opponents-Army and
Northwestern-meet at Evans
ton, Ill.
Notre Dame, leading the field
Continued on Page C-6, Col. ~
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U. 5. Ryder Cuppers
Leaf, ,3-1;Midd|ecoff
And Burkemo Beaten
BY the Assoeieted Press

VIRGINIA WATER, England,
Oct. 2.-The British Ryder Cup
golf team managed to salvage
one of four matches today as
Irishmen Fred DAILY and Harry
Bradshaw defeated Cary Mid
dlecof of Memphis and Walter
Burkemo of Detroit, / up in SO
holes in the opening day of play.
Lloyd Mangrum of Niles,
Mich, the United States team
captain, and Sammy Snead Of
White Sulphur Springs. w. Va,
sent the American golfers off to
a good start by trouncing the
Scotch pair of Eric Brown and
John Panton. 8 and 7.
In another runaway match,
Ted Kroll, New Hartford, N. Y,
and Jack Burke, Houston, Tex,
defeated Jimmy Adams and
Bernard Hunt, 7 and S.
Ed Oliver of Palm Springs,
Calf, and Dave Douglas, New
ark, Del. gave the United States
a 81 lead for the day in the
Scotch foursomeS by defeating
Harry Weetman and Peter Allis,
2 and /.
In Scotch foursomes, each
(See RYDER CUP, Page C-4O
Evening star., 1953-10-02
Mantle BoffIed by Home Run;
He Wanted to Check Swinq

very much, but I felt with two
balls and no strikes there was
nothing else he could throw me.
'Too late, I realized the ball
was a change-up. It was either a
slow curve or a screwball. Be-
sides, it was a bad pitch, low
and on the outside. It would
have been a ball. I wanted to
check my swing but it was too
late. I already had made my
stride and I had to go through
with it,"
Roe corroborated Mantle's OBJ
servation. The slender Dodger
southpaw, disappointment etched
all over his hawk-like face, sadly
shook his head.
II still don't now how he
could hit it so far" he said.
THAT boy must be awfully
strong. It was a bad pitch-for
him-but a good one for me.
II threw him a slow screw
ball, low and away, and he
pulled it clear around and hit
it out of the park. You've got
to have powerful wrists and
bullying biceps to be able to do
that.
"This is the first time I've
ever thrown Mantle a screwball.
You can bet Mrs. Roe's little
boy Elwin will never throw him
another"
How about the pitch that
(See MANTLE, Page C-30
Evening star., 1953-10-02
BY Joe Reichler
Associoied Press Sports Writer

BROOKLYN, Oct. 2.-"The
pitch fooled me completely. I
still don't know how I hit it,"
That's how Mickey Mantle
explained his two-run circuit
blast that snapped a % tie and
gave the Yankees a AZ triumph
over Brooklyn yesterday and a
20 lead in the World Series.
Cali I know is that Preacher
Roe gave me a change-up pitch
when I expected fast ball. It
caught me completely off stride.
I was surprised that I hit it but
I was even more surprised when
it went for a home run. I didn't
think ! put enough wood on it
to go all the way"
The four-bagger did not COM
pare. with the 560-foot homer
Mickey hit in Washington last
April, but it went "fur piece"
as Mantle put it. There was
never any doubt about its desti-
nation. The ball sailed far over
Jackie Robinson's head and
landed some 10 rows deep in the
lower left-f1eld stands. It was
Mantle'S third World Series
homer.
Couldn't Check Swing.
"Roe threw me two bad balls. /"
Mickey explained. "I thought
sure the next one would be a
fast one and set myself for it.
Usually, I don't try to guess