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Evening star., 1953-08-04
Women Refuse 10 Testify; Assault Charges Dropped

told police they met the men in
a Southwest Washington bar and
accepted a ride to Fort Foote
Park.
Evening star., 1953-08-04
Points for Purents-DyE Edy'hs 7hmoo. wo'loes

Neghborly cooperation possible for mothers
to haze midday rest mornings for uniner-
rupted houSetUork
Evening star., 1953-10-06

would ! always remember that
Garcia saved his life.
The action occurred Septem-
ber S, 1852, in surrounded
Marine outpost of the Bunker
Hill area during a pre-dawn at
tack.
Pfc. Garca, wounded in the
head, was obtaining hand gre
nades from the sergeant, who
was himself wounded.
When an enemy grenade
landed some nine feet away, Pfc.
Garcia cried, I'll get it, and
threw his body on the weapon
just as it exploded.
The force of the explosion in
the narrow trench knocked out
Sergt. Wiley. When he regained
consciousness he realized the
other Marine was dead.
The two were members of the
5th Marines, 1st Marine Di-
vision. Pfc. Garcia was inducted
into the Marines from San Juan
in September of 1851, and re-
ceived his boot" training at
Paris Island, s. C.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
German Garcia Toledo. In addi-
ton to his parents, he is survived
by a brother and two sisters. Ar
rangements for the presentation
have not been completed.
Evening star., 1953-10-06
Burma Delays Bombing
To Let Chinese Leave
BY the Associated Press

RANGOON. Burma, Oct. g.
Official sources said today that
Burma has temporarily sus-
pended her bombings of Chinese
National guerrillas in the Shan
states to give the Chinese a
chance to leave the country.
The sources said the suspen-
sion was ordered after reports
from Formosa said the guer-
rillas would begin withdrawing
october 5. But the bombings
would be resumed if there was
no evidence the Chinese were
moving out, the sources added.
A Burmese complaint against
the Chinese is due for debate at
the current session of the U. N.
Assembly in New York. Recent
negotiations in Bangkok to ef-
feet the withdrawal broke down
and in the past two weeks the
Burmese Air Force has made
intensive raids on the bases of
the guerrillaS, who had fed into
Burma after the Communist
victory in China.
Evening star., 1953-10-06
Ex-CARE Official
Dies in 6-Story Fall
AT University Club

A former European director of
CARE, the relief organization,
was killed last night in a fall
from his sixth floor room of the
University Club, 1135 Sixteenth
street NV.
The body of Col. John Henry
HyneS, So, was found at 1850
pm. by Francis Quenin, %,
who was driving a Potomac Elec-
trio Power Co. truck through an
alley between the club and the
Russian Embassy.
Detective Sergt. Alfred D.
Clarke of the homicide squad
said two notes were found on a
dresser of Col. Hynes' room, one
addressed to the secretary of the
club and the other to a friend in
New York.
The note to the club was in
the nature of an apology, and
the other left instructions for
disposition of Col. HyneS' prop
erty.
A former Army officer, Col.
Hynes was in Vienna a number
of years Immediately after the
war handling the overseas func-
tionS of the Cooperative for
American Remittances to Eu-
rope He retired about year
ago and had been living at the
University Club about six months.
Friends said Col. Hynes had
Evening star., 1953-10-06
Marine Who Gave Life to Save
Another to Get Medal of Honor
Pfc. Gurcio Leoped
On Grenade, Spared
Capitol Sergeant

The Nations highest decora-
ton will be awarded poSthum-
ously to a young Marine who
gave his life in Korea to save
that of his sergeant, now resi-
dent of Washington.
The Marine Corps announced
yesterday that the Medal OF
Honor will be received by the
parents of Pfc. Fernando Luis
Garcia. %, of Utado, Puerto
Rico, for the heroism of their
son.
Pfc. Garcia, although already
wounded, leaped upon an enemy
grenade to save Staff Sergt'
Floyd v. Wiley. of 748 Brandy
wine street Sc, now stationed
at the Naval Gun Factory.
Sergt. Wiley, who is living
here with his wife, Patsy, and
6-year-old son, Allan, said he
Evening star., 1953-10-06
British Communist ID
Membership Gains,
Former Editor SAYS

The number of Communists
in Great Britain is gradually in
creasing again, after a postwar
slump, according to Douglas
Hyde, former news editor of the
London Daily Worker, who re-
nounced the Communist Party
in 1948.
He delivered the first CASTOR
lecture at Georgetown Univer-
sity last night on What Drives
Men to Communism"
His estimate of the rise of
communism was made at news
conference before the lecture.
Mr.. Hyde declared that. from a
low postwar point of 10000 Com
munism in England now has a
total of $4,000 followers. This
compares to 10000 at, the time
Of the Battle of Stalingrad. and
$4,000 at the end of the war.
The rise of communism in
England. he said, can be attrib-
uted to the rise in the cost Of
living and the failure of wages
to keep pace.
Mr.. Hyde said he believes the
Communist Party is one of the
most spectacular successes in
history and that it has taken
some of the keenest men of the
day and used them to attain
its own ends.
Mr.. Hyde explained the con-
verts see the dream of a good
society: they want to revolt
against what is bad in society;
they are repelled by the mate
rlalism seen around them, and
they are seeking a faiths
The main appeal of. commun-
ism in the United States ano
England is not to the poor. but
to the faith seekers. MI. Hyde
said.
Evening star., 1953-10-06
Not to Reason Why

DONALDSONV LILLE, La.
(Pl.-Lizards are fine insect
killers so three men collected
600 of them to sell to florists.
But today they are charged
with taking and possessing
lizards between 6 pm. and
6 am"
Nighttime possession OF liz
ards is illegal according to an
old Louisiana law, Deputy
Sheriff j. Arthur Sheets eX-
planned. Daytime possession
is all right.
He didn't explain how you
can possess lizards only half
a day and expect to keep
them.
Evening star., 1953-10-06
One Lucky Man
Drune Gone Aqoin

CAMP STONEMAN, Calf.
P).-Pvt. Robert Drane of
Louisville, KY, is over the hill
again, the Army said today.
It's the second time since he
went AWOL in Korea and
hitch-hiked to the United
States aboard a troop trans
port.
A public information officer
said the 22-year-old soldier
slipped away from a prisoners
work detail here Thursday.
The Army said Drain also
was AWOL three days from the
Preside of San Francisco,
where he was taken after he
gave himself up September 81
after riding a troop transport
from Korea without orders.
Evening star., 1953-10-06
Tiny Train Traveller

BUTTE, Mont. (Pl,-Three-
year-old Danny Quinlan won't
start to school for several
years, but he studied geogra-
phy anyway yesterday.
The boy climbed aboard ;
Northern Pacific passenger
train at Billings all by himself
and enjoyed his 238-mile ride
to Butte ION a great, big choo-
choo."
When asked how he got on
the train, Danny told police:
Il got on all by myself"
Danny's presence on the
train was not discovered until
a young mother learned she
had one too many children.
Evening star., 1953-10-06
Expensive Siesta

DENVER (gN.-J. A. Baker, a
sailor stationed at San Diego,
had an expensive nap here yes
terday.
He told police he aWoke from
nap in his car to find two
strangers driving him up the
street. When they left, they
took his billfold and SO.
Evening star., 1953-10-06

Here's your chance to get the finest in no.
shift driving Immediately and
at d big saving.
"7he finest" because we believe there is
no smoother, more dependable automatic
transmission than optional Merc-O-Matic
Drive. 1t was specially designed for Mercury
to go with Mercury's horsepower, size,
and weight. You have no clutch pedal to
bother with-no taking the foot off the
gas pedal and waiting for changing gears.
Merc-O-Matic moves you from low to high
smoothly, silently-completely automati-
Evening star., 1953-10-06
WHY SETTLE FOR less than
A FULLY AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION?
Now the deal Of the year for the
proven vs. with the smoothest, fully
automatic, no-shift drive you can buy!
SCIENCE AND HEALTH

cally. And uses less gasoline to do it.
We say Immediately" because right
now we can offer you Merc-O-Matic Drive
on almost all models And, if you wish,
you can also have optional power steering,
power brakes, and a Away adjustable
power seat.
at a big saving" because Merc.O-
Matte Drive is one of the lowest priced,
fully automatic transmissions. And our
special trade-in allowance for your present
car cuts your initial cost even more.
Stop in and compare the exact savings.
Evening star., 1953-10-06
New Polio Case Reported Here and Three in Fairfax

Four new cases of polio were
reported in the Washington area
yesterday.
The District listed its 54th
and Fairfax County reported
three new cases.
The Districts new case is a
6-year-old boy of the 1900 block
of Second street NV who has
been admitted to Children's
Hospital.
New cases in Fairfax include
a 7-year-old boy. 400 block of
Fairfax drive, Holm Hall;
Evening star., 1953-10-06
Robin Hood, Dentist

WOLCOTT, N. Y. tP).-Joan-
ma Snyder, aged 6, was in a COM
mon childish fix. Her problem,
forsooth, a wiggling tooth.
With string the child joined
tooth and arrow. And when her
bow Joanna bent, away both
tooth and arrow went.
Evening star., 1953-10-06

housewife. 100 block OF Martha
road, Holm Hall; a 6-year-old
boy of Route /, Mclean. All
the cases were said to be nom
paralytic.
The District had 119 polio
cases at this time last year
while Fairfax had Ct.
Evening star., 1953-10-06
Rodor Eye Foot Square

The newly designed radar
"eye" for the British jet fighters
fits into a neat package about
a cubic-foot square.
Evening star., 1953-10-06
Two Heads Both Picked

SOLEN, N. Oak. (P).-Amil
Hyer walked into a bar here
and ordered a quart of grain
alcohol.
Il want it for a two-headed
cat" he told the baff1ed bar
tender.
Mr.. Hyer wasn't kidding.
A cat at his home had given
birth to a two-headed kitten.
He preserved the freak in
alcohol for a high school BIZ
ology class.
One Lucky Man
MALONE, N. Y (P).-Eugene
Harrington, %, is in a hospita,
here nursing a crushed nose, anc
he's lucky to be alive.
Mr.. Harrington, laborer en-
ployed by the town of Malone
fell from the rear of a truck yes
terday and into the path of an
on-coming steam roller.
His fellow Workmen reported
that the massive, steel cylinder
narrowly missed smashing his
skull and passed over only part
of his face.
Evening star., 1953-10-06

been worried about a heart con-
dition. The body was sent to the
morgue while police made an ef-
fort to find relatives.
Evening star., 1953-10-06
Life in the U. S.
Maine Town
Fails to Cast
Single Vote
Rx the Associoted Press

FAYETTE, Me-, Oct. 6.-The
town clerk, four ballot clerks,
a constable, an election officer
and a janitor stood by-at So
each-at the polls yesterday.
But none of the towns $50
voters showed up to cast bal
lots in a special State Senate
election.
Howeaer, enough voters ap-
peared in other Kennebec Coun-
ty communities to elect Repre-
sentative Robert Martin, Re-
publican, of Augusta, to the
Senate seat unopposed.
Evening star., 1953-10-06
Happy IS The Day
When Backache
Goes Away.

Nagging backache, loss Of pep and energy.
headaches and dizziness maybe due to slow
down of kidney function. Doctors say good
kidney function is very important to good
health. When some everyday. condition, such
as stress and, strain; causes this important
function to slow dawn, many folks suffer nag
Eing backache-feel miserable. Minor blad-
der irritations due to cold or!wrong diet may
cause getting up nights or frequent passages.
Don t neglect your kidheyssif theOe csndi-
tions bother you. Try D6an's Pills-a mild
diuretic. Used successfully by millions for
over so years. It's amazing how many times
forts--help the Is niles of kidney tubes and fl
ters flush out waste. Get Doan's Pills todayl
Evening star., 1953-10-06
Fiiiun Unit in MuIuyu

The Fijian Battalion in Ma
laya will serve there until early
1856, Gov. Sir Ronald Garvey
announced at Suva.
The guardian., 1953-07-25

s6oo Gives you ownership OF r Dor-
chester 3-spt. z VACANClT3;
F Balance Of S77oo like rent III
2-llol.
The guardian., 1953-07-25
SECOND GUESS
STENCIL FOR PAIGE

CINCINNATI - It may be
almost a week since the Amer
lean League lost so badly to
the National League in the All
Star classic, but folks are still
second guessing Casey Stengel
for using Satchel Paige in the
9th inning. Why come in with
the antique" Paige, they are
arguing instead of such hurlers
as Bob Lemon and Johnny
Sain?
ole satch was belted for
three hits and gave up two
runs. That the Americ a n
League was trailing three runs
when Paige arrived on the
scene is irrelevant to these
second guessers. They feel that
Satch may have added comedy
to the game but certainly did
MT increase the American
League chances with his per
formance.
The guardian., 1953-07-25
HANK THOMPSON
STAYS AT 3RD
FOR SALE

NEW YORK - Feeling that
the team is finally ready. for
the pennant push, Manager Leo
Durocher had decided to keep
fiery Hank Thompson in there
on 3rd base regardless. Now
that the pitching has straight
ened out, and the boys are hit
ing, I've got to play my defen-
sive team," explained Duroch-
er. "And that means Thompson
will play every day. Henry's
playing third base better than
anybody in the league right
now and I don't see how can
take him out of the ball game
even when we do see the good
lefthanders."
Henry had been operating on
a system that saw him in the
lineup only when the Giants
faced the righties. Now it's diff
ferent. He and Monte Irwin
have paced the Giants over
their "jinx" hurdle. With the
8 straight they took before the
All Star vacation, the Giants
have now that old 81 pennant
feeling. They think they will go
on q. 16 game rampage in Aug
ust just as they did two years
ago and thereby get right into
he thick of things If not move
the Dodgers right out of first
place.
The guardian., 1953-07-25

DEAFEATS, owned by James
E. Boyle, has been showing ex-
cellent form of late at Revere's
Wonderland. This youngster
won her last race, and has been
in the money in seven out OF
her last eight starts.
The guardian., 1953-07-25

Our days have decreased 10
minutes in length since the first
The Old Farmers Almanac Says
of the month.
The guardian., 1953-07-25

500 BUYS deed to Cambridge
3'kot for o.l. Pay balance OF
$500 LIKE RENT ca 7-oool.
The guardian., 1953-07-25

JANELLA, owned by E. j.
Boyle, and winner of her last
race at Revere's Wonderland,
has compiled an impressive
record for herself. In lS starts,
this speedy youngster has seven
wins. two seconds and four
thirds.
The guardian., 1953-07-25
GILLIAN BACK
IN LINEUP

BROOKLYN - Just when 1t
looked like Junior Gillian
would be sidelined indefinitely,
the kid got another call after
the All Star break and showed
up admirably.
Junior had been benched for
the last eight games, what with
his batting average hitting the
all-time low of .236. He was
pressing at the plate and
swinging at bad balls. However,
once Billy Cox was returned to
3rd base, he began to hit at
such a furious pace causing
Dresser no other recourse but
to send Jackie Robinson back
to his old End base stand and
let Junior sit it out.
But when Dresser got back
from managing the National
League dream team, he found
different Junior awaiting
him. HE looked strong in that
batting practice we had" re-
marked Charlie in comparing
the present eager Junior to the
listless one prior to the vaca
ton. "More important, he is
now convinced himself that he
needed the rest after playing
bal lalmost every day for three
years and that it had done him
a lot of good" Charlie added.
And so a way was made to
get Junior back in the lineup
against the Cardinals. With
him on End, Jackie reverted
back to the outf1tld, Hodges to
first base and this time Wayne
Belardi was left out in this
semming game Of musical
chairs which the Dodgers have
been playing all season long.
The guardian., 1953-07-25

Lvnn: 2 family for $4,000.
Looks like expensive single.
Gl-nothing down. After o.
LY 3-6129.
The guardian., 1953-07-25
time FOR A CHANGE
: WHITE SOX

CHICAGO - Those Go! Go!
White Sox, who've been play
ing superlative ball for the past
three weeks to come within
striking distance of the first
place New York Yankees, are
really serous about taking it
all. Enthused with a will to win,
the go-go team, as paced by
heroes Minnie Monoso, Chico
Carrasquel and Billy Pierce, is
out to give the Chicago South
years.
Matching the spirit of the
team is the spirit of the south
side. Sure some of it is a pro-
motion stunt, but the White
Sox stickers pasted on homes
and automobiles have to be
kept alive by a willing popu-
lace. White Sox clubs are said
to number no less than 50,OOO
strong who promise vociferous
loyalty in the dog days ahead.
Keenly appreciative of the
fans spirit, Manager Paul
Richards, a Texan by birth and
one of the most respected of
managers, promises to stand by
the fans, the harder we'll try
to overtake those Yankees"
The sox got quite scare in
their first game with the Sen
ators when Minnie Minoso was
hit over the left eye by one of
Frank sheas pitches But the
hardy Minnie quickly got up,
had some cold water put over
his head, then went trotting on
down to first base. Sure, he nm
ished the game and expects not
to miss one from here on in,
if he can help it.
The guardian., 1953-07-25
FOR SALE
RoxBURY

RoxBURY
FAMILY-6-7-7 rooms sep.
hot water heaters, front and rear
piaxzas, apt. 3 vacant, being held
for buyer, having ] large, light
aiU rooms, newly renovated.
$1,000 cash required, balance toi
IA years at so.
Z FAMILY--7-6 rooms, sep. hot
water heaters. h.w. floors, z car
garage, buyer can occupy the Q
rooms on second floor. Elm hil
section Of RoxburY. Be the early
bird and get it.
2 FAMILY-4-5-5 rooms. income
s7i.50 monthly. Tenants furnish
own heat. Convenient TO school
stores and transportation. Price
$4,000; $40 pays principal. inter
est and taxes: S7l.50-S4S IS
$3.50 you can use TO advantage.
: FAMILY 4h Sh So
rooms. sep. heaters. Apt. J vacant
and in good condition, ready for
YOU TO move in. newly insulated
by shingles, Price $500. Only
$1,000 cash required.
DORCHESTER
& ROOMS in first class condition.
all modern improvements with
INV. floors throughout, the house
YOU have been dreaming about
and wishing for, on tree shaded
street, white. green trim, red as
pbalt single roof. g.. appraised,
sII, 500. Come and get i todsY.
FOR RENT
VACANT STORE - Formerly first
class beauty psFlor. Now tor
rent.
Furnished, first class rooms In
Roxbury and Boston.
WE HAVE CLIENTS LOOKING TO
RENT HOUSES, APIS, KTCH-
ENETTES, ROOMS AND STORES.
PLEASE LIST YOURS WITH US
FOR SERVICE. iF you ARE ~
NEED or A FIRST OR SECOND
MORTGAGE TO BUY OR REPAIR
WE CAN HELP 1oU. CALL on
US. WE ARE HERE TO SERVE
You.
H. c. JARRAT
e73 fremont ST., Roxbuy
HI z-s347
The guardian., 1953-07-25

FOR RESULTS Advertise with
the GUARDIAN.
Evening star., 1953-02-23
Avoid Running Wipers
On Dirty WindshieIds

Apparently too many people
still make the mistake Of run
ming the wipers over dirty wind
shields. Those scratches which
are made on the glass seldom
can be removed. although occa-
sionally some one with patience
will have a little luck with
jewelers. rouge.
Far simpler is making sure
that the glass is cleaned before
switching on the wipers. Even
in testing them 1t Is important
to observe this rule.
Watch a good mechanic when
he tests the wiperS. He not only
wipes OF the glass but throws
some water on 1t, too.
Evening star., 1953-02-23
Ford's Fiftieth Year
Brings New Look,
Improved Riding

A new grill and a new low
look teamed with a new suspen-
sion mark Ford's 50th anniver-
sary cars.
Called Miracle Ride" Ford's
suspension for 1853 for the first
time in Ford Motor Co.'S history
permits its cars to have riding
characteristics similar to much
heavier automobiles. It is
smoother and softer and permits
the car to hug the road at high
speed. on rough roads as well as
smooth.
Emphasizing the longer look
Is a new chrome molding
through the center Of the rear
fender line and new tube tail
lights with larger signal area
more easily seen from the side
and rear.
The Miracle Ride is achieved
by longer up-and-down wheel
movement on redeSigned springs
and support plates. The longer
movement is checked, when the
springs are fully compressed, by
small rubber cone bumpers be-
tween each front wheel control
arm and the frame.
Revalved shock absorbers
control the greater spring rate.
both front and rear.
instruments have shown that
road shock to the car has been
reduced from $500 to 800 pounds,
according to the builder.
Ford again offers the V-8 and
six cylinder engines with three
tranSmiSSionS - conventional,
overdrive and Fordomatic.
The Strato-Star va develops
110 horsepower on regular gas.
The Mileage Maker six is an
overhead-valve engine with a
nearly square bore-stroke ratio
-3.56x3.6 inches-rated at 1O1
horsepower. It has a compress
sion ratio of I'll as compared
to the V-8's 7.2-1.
For those interested in the
famous Ford "get away" it is
interesting to note that the
higher rate of torque turned out
Evening star., 1953-02-23

Dodge Is out In 1853 with its
new V-S Red RAM" . 14O-
horsepower engine.
The Chrysler Corp. Dodge's
parent company. emphasizes that
the new power plant does this
horsepowering on regular grades
Of gasoline. despite a compress
sion ratio Of 7.1-1.
Features Of the engine are its
hemispherical combustion cham
ber with centrally located spark
plug. lateral valve arrangement
and short stroke square" de-
sign.
In the Meadowbrook, the en-
gine is six-cylinder with 1O5-
brake horsepower.
New styling, added maneuver-
ability and comfort are high on
Dodge's 1858 list Of talking
points.
Dodge's '53 look is achieved by
flavoring lower, softer lines and
increased glass area with a touch
Of continental design. Styling
changes are offered in the entire
line Of 10 different models.
The long, low fender line is
continuous from front to rear
and its accented by q "kick up"
on the rear fender.
Driver and passenger visibility
has been improved and total
glass area has been increased
by over z per cent.
characterization has been COM
pletely changed. The hood is
one-piece without a center strip.
To retain some continuity Of
Dodge Identification, the grille
styling. entirely different from
1852. still incorporates q hint Of
the previous model.
The rear-end styling has q
continental appearance. Un-
usual features include a rear end
gasoline filler pipe, mounted di-
rectly below the left-hand cor
ner Of the trunk lid.
Dodge bids for the sports car
eye with optional wire wheels
and continental-type rear tire
mounting.
New, easier-to-operate pull
type door handles retain rotor
type latches. On the inside,
there Is q redesigned instru-
Evening star., 1953-02-23

redesigned with q satin chrome
finish on the mask surrounding
the gauge indicators and chrome
yokeS around the control knobs.
New hub caps feature the
name Ford in embossed letters.
Another new feature Of the
1858 Ford is the addition Of q
thick, sound-deadening glass
fiber mat under the hood. AS
in 1852, the clutch and brake
pedals are suspended from
above, doing away with drafty
floor holes. They keep the
master brake cylinder away
from road mud and dust. and
provide unobstructed floor space
for the driver.
Ford front seats have an auto
matte posture control and a
track that permits 4.1 inches Of
Evening star., 1953-02-23
Starting Automatic
Trunsmissions

To get the engine to start
when the starter motor or bat
terry is on the sick list calls for
some special know-how if the car
is equipped with a transmission
Of the automatic type.
Unless this exact information
is followed there Is likely to be
damage to this expensive unit.
The car should be pushed up
to about 20 miles per hour. with
the selector lever set in neutral.
At this point the driver should
switch on the ignition and move
the selector to the drive position.
Furthermore, car speed should
not exceed Is miles per hour.