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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13

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664I. -1S
ROVER English built, 'Bs 4-dr. Sc
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day guarantee; $495. HILL & SAN
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1900 14th Ut. NV. NO. 7sll!1.
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ID
WILLYS 81 "6" station wagon. heat
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dn. payment. bank financing avail.
ARROW MOTORS, 1912 r. I. ave.
ne AP 7-7072.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

ZEPHYR '63 4-dr.; company cficial
car; actual 10000 miles; heater
{. equipped; 6-eylinder 0Verhead-valvC
motor. You can't beat this for econ
omy, pleasure and comfort; Sl,295;
4-month written guarantee. HILL 3
Dealer. Tia Vermont ave. NV. AID.
4-43O0. Open until 8 pm. weekdays
8 pm. Sat; closed sunday. Gus
toner parking. IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13
81 PONTIAC 4-Door

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Chieftain Dc luxe 8 cylinders Hydra
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81 BUICK
Special Riviera. Straight shift; ?. and
b. TutOnO black and gray. This car
IL clean and ready to 90. A sporty
car and mechanically per- $1.395
50 De SOTO z-Door
This ear 10 very clean and mechan-
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/ 80 PLYMOUTH 4-Door
Fully equipped, r. and h. Maroon. A
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many more miles left in It. OISV
| 80 PONTIAC 2-DooF
g cylinder. Beautiful green finish. This
car Is spOtless and has been well
taken care Of. A bargain at GT@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SAILS

WILLYS SO Ace 2-dr.. r. and h.. l.
age, tires perfect. A real economical
car. mos. guarantees; 1896. HILL
a. SANDERS, WaSl1.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer. 1900 14th st. NV. NO. z
I'LL. Open until 8 pm; weekdays;
pm. Sat, Closed Sundays. Gus
WILLYS so station wagon. The all
purpose, little car with the big-ear
Only 1895. No MONEY DOWN,
HANDLEY FORD. 1928 Ca, ave.
NV. IA. 9-S416.
WILLIS 1854 Jeep; brand-new; con.
test prize; never used; 4-wheel
driye.o equipped; win seerifice, for
WILLIS 1919 station Wason; :. ana
Can finance: 5000 down. RE. 6-6O72.
WILLYS Ig49 Jeepster conv.; smart,
economical. mechanically peri. trans.
portation: reas. IA: $4,000. --13
WILLYS 80 Jeep station wagon; T.
wheel drive A splendid utility car.
WHY'S ,52 station wagon. The pop
ular, all-purpose, small automobile
for general usage or as q family I'd
car. Only 1895, NO MONEY DOWN
HxNpLEY : FoEp. ss2S ca. ave.
WILLYS 1850 station wagon; blue.
heater. good condition throughout;
S99 ;dsy guarantee; $685.; HILL y
Dealer, TIA Vermont ave. NV. AID.
4-4300. Open until 8 pm. weekdays.
8 pm. Sat; closed Sundays. Gus
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Evening star., 1954-12-13
For Outstanding Service
For Outstanding Service
Two Pvt. ForreLIs Are Cited
For Off Duty Capture Of Bandit

The Commissioners Com
mittee OF ADard for Meritori-
Gus Service, Police and Fire
Departments, this year selected
seuen District policemen and
three District fremen for
1wards for heroism and out
standing service In the line OF
duty. This is one of series
detailing the acts of all 43 men
nominated for the honors the
10 receiUed.
The of duty chase and capture
Of a holdup man. two hours after
a $4,000 robbery has brought
recognition to two police pri-
vates-Andrew j. Farrell and
Thomas D. Farrell of the seventh
and third precincts, respectively.
The holdup, a year ago yester-
day, occurred at 7:10 am. at the
Peoples Drug Store, 1920 Four
teenth street NV. Two colored
men forced their way into the
store, masked and carrying guns.
After robbing the manager, they
fled In q car.
The citation states that the
two policemen were on their way
home to Rockville after serving
on the midnight-to-8 am. shift.
1t continues:
about 8 am. while off
duty and riding in Pvt. (Andrew)
Farrel's auto they observed an
other auto travelling at a high
rate of speed on the Rockville
Pike toward Rockville, Md. Pvt.
Andrew j. Farrell made the re-
mark to his passenger that the
auto looked like the one wanted
in the holdup and robbery.
"The officers gave chase at
speeds better than 10 miles per
hour and when at Montgomery
avenue and Commerce lane,
Rockville, the holdup car crashed
head-on into another auto and
was demolished.
"One colored man got out and
ran. The two Farrells gave chase
on foot. However, the man
escaped and then the officers
observed another colored man
later identified as Jerome Hay
wood Merle, colored, 20 years,
of ATT l. street S.W.. this city,
get out of the car in dazed
condition. He was held until the
arrival of the Rockville police
cruiser"
The capture resulted in the
recovery of $1,871 in cash and
1924 in checks from the wrecked
auto. The car had been stolen,
police said.
The work of the two Pvt.
Farrells in the chase and cap
ture brought them a certificate
Of honorable mention for meri-
torious service from the Com
miSsioners' Committee.
Evening star., 1954-12-13

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Evening star., 1954-12-13

NOW AVAILABLE WITHOUT PRESCRIPTION
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Used Most By Doctors
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New York. N. Y. Especially -
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Authoritative medical tests
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New Primatene helps relieve
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Evening star., 1954-12-13
Church for Climbers

AS place of rest for climbers,
q minister has urged building a
small church half way up Ben
Nevis, Scotland's highest noun
tain, to be built of granite from
the mountain.
Evening star., 1954-12-13
Is she young and cute +.

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-13
Frisco Ayers Tackle Lions Sunday in Showdown
Porker>s Eleven
Seeking Revenge

Sunday afternoon at pm. Briggs Stadium time, is
showdown time.
Showdown time for the Detroit Lions and the San
Francisco 49ers number and two in the West
ern Division OF the National Football league
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-13
Insurance Head to
Direct Seal Drive

Ernest Shell. vice president and
agency director of the Great
Lakes Mutual Life Insurance
Company, will head the annual
Christmas seal campaign OF the
Detroit NAACP. according 20
Atty. Edward NJ. Turner, presi.
dent.
The NAAcP which conducts
the Christmas seal campaigns
Is seeking 10 raise $4,000
through seals for support OF the
national program.
In line with the Fight For
Freedom fund program. this
years effort is being promoted
as Freedom Seal Campaign
The seals are sold in sheets OF
100 which cost Sl.00.
Persons interested in oaltic,.
pating IN the Freedom Seal Cam
paign may contact the NAACP
office. WO. 2-6262.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-13
Lawyers Guild
Loses Court Plea
On Red Listing

WASHINGTON.-The National
LAWYERS Guild lost us legal battle
last Thursday TO prevent Atty.
Gen Brownen from calling a
hearing looking toward listing
the Guild as subversive organ
lzatlon.
U. s. District Judge Charles
T. Mclaughlin turned down the
Guilds suit for an injunction
barring a hearing.
Mclaughlin ruled out the
Guilds contention that brown.
ellis public statements would
prevent him from rendering an
impartial decision" on whether
the Guild should be put on the
subversive list
The Judge said he was "unwill-
ing TO indulge in the presump-
ton" that the Guilds rights
would be transgressed by hear
ing,
The Guild commended the power
Of the attorney general TO brand
organizations as subversive vio-'
lated the First Amendment TO
the Constitution and that the
standards for listing were so
vague as 10 violate the Fifth
Amendment.
The Judge stated decision on
the constitutional objections must
be deferred until the admins
trative remedy has been ex-
hausted "
The L S. Court OF Appeals ad
ruled that the hearing be held
lin allegiance pending a district
court decision,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-13
NAAWP President Freed
On Bond for Bod Check

DOVER Del (CNS-The President of the National AsSo-
citation for the Advancement of White People, rabbe
Mr. Bryant Bowles, freed this week 81 900
bail when of his old charges turned up.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-13

Boosting i've wins and a sin
sls loss. the Lions lead their
division with the runnsr-up
4s-srs second. with wins. z
losses and . tie.
DetFo.ts largest crowd OF the
season IS expected Sunday re-
gardless Of the weather, as Coach
Parker stated Immediately fol.
lowing the Lion loss in San Fran
CISCO three weeks ago, Wen
murder them in Detroit.
Buck Shaw. and his Wild West
baekheld and charging line.
will have Y. \. TITLE In sx.
eellsnt shape. but will be minus
their snd-swsspins. Isf half.
back. Hugh MeElhsnnY.
McElhenny IS out with a shoul.
de, separation
Big question 10 be answered
Sunday. Can the 4o-ers plaster
Buady Parker's Lions twice in
one season.
Boosting the only win over the
Lions. and having the best op-
portunity OF any team in the
league 70 overtake the Lions in
their quest for their third con-
secutiye National Football League
ti'le the 49-ers will land in De-
trolt Friday angry
Angry because OF their 34-42
loss 10 the Loss Angels Rams
sunday in their (49-ers) own
kezar stadium before a sellou,
cscwd OF 10000 fans.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-13
Pershing,UD
Clash Friday For
Metro Crown

Because OF ties on both the
Eastslde and Westside OF the
Metropolitan League. members
OF the Detroit Athletic Board OF
Control had 10 decide represent.
atives OF each league. who will
play for the title Friday night at
Y. ot D. Stadium.
Psrshins. last years Metro
and City Champions. were ehos.
en- 10 represent the Eas,side.
and U. OF d. High School re.
csivsd the nod on the Wesisids.
Mumford and L Of d we're
tied FOR the Wes,side crown and
Pershing and DENLY on the East
side
The Board voted on the rep
rsssntaiives on basis OF their
season records Monday because
time and league rules did not
permit plaY-offs.
Winner OF Fridays game
slated for u. OF d Stadium Al 2
pm, VIII be crowned Metropoll--
tan Champions OF 1854. and viii
play the Parochial League cham
pions in Briggs Stadium Nov. 10
in the annual Goodfellow game
for the City Champions hip.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-13
Tortors Seek Win Over
Drake University Here

Their three defeats all occurred
on the road with their 59-7 loss
20 Bradley last week
The Tartars conclude their 18th
season OF intercollegiate football
Friday as the TartarS entertain
Drake University Of Des Moines
in ? pm. game az Tartar field
Unlike the normal year which
sees number Of gridders play
ng their last game because OF
impending graduation, bot
Wayne and Drake stand 10 lose
only five men each after this
weeks game
WAYNE will lose end John Lee
tackles Walt jenkins and Doue
Greenhill. and halfbacks Dick
Lisabe,h and Ken Mapp by grad.
ia,ion.
Coach Warren Gacr has in.
stalled the Split-T al Drake this
season after years OF success
With the single-wing
His great halfback. johnny
Bright, helped make has stay al
Drake rosy one. But recent
losses in personnel have pro-
noted Gaer 10 switch his style
OF attack.
Wayne will be cut 10 duplicate
last years 25-l9 upset OF Drake
al DeS MoineS. Vic Zucco was
the big star OF that game as he
pulled il out Of the fire in the
fourth quarter as he raced SO
yards with @inutes to 20 to
put Wayne e6ut in front.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-13
UM,MSC PIayat Ann Arbor
BY LUTHER WEBB

C,sua % ne Week could well
ire ann4sl ,-sslr between The
RS .ct,.iy II Michigan Wolver-
.rr n1 Mca.gan States down.
-en spartans saturday a.
An Upset. may be in the max
ing based on the results Of the
spsE.ans 54-s roui OF the Wash.
insion State last week al East
Lansins.
- !. -sr Wolverines on the
.,tf se ne ledger has per
ttw unexpected ieats
yala pro and con, SO
l.aitl tN3 ID more toucndowns
t-tm u.hn an Army team that
i.st Is South Carolina 20 70
5i lss Anv Fng.neers bounc-
"a Dace irr following week 20
s'sp ine wolverines 26-7
Next. came a rip-roarins Uni
versiiY Of Minnesota eleven.
bossiing four straight victories
and slated 10 win by al least
three iouchdowns Michigan
proceeded 10 upset the Golden
Cophers, 34.o.
Indiana boosters. winner Of
calv one game up 20 their APP
p, sfance a. Ann Arbor, follow
- TIE GophefS, and upset the
Wolverines, 1879
State vain numerous backheld
and line combinations through
oui the season, because OF in.
Juues got the best performance
from las, yeai Sparkplug back
field star. Leroy Bolden, against
Washington State.
Bolden. gained l09 yards anc
scored one touchdown Saturday
20 tally more yardage agains'
Washington State han he haC
collected for the entire season.
Tony Branoit. veteran Mich
igan backfeld ace. 10 out for
the season. and the maize and
blue will have one or two 9TH
sr players. who'll play but are
not up to par.
Anyway. With all OF the cry
ing by both Michigan and Mich
lgan State, the game OF TIT
week al least in Michigan (un
III Sunday viii be at Ann Ar
Dor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-13
FRITZ
VIEWS
BY FRITZ POLAND

NEW YORK. ,GL0BALl--
Brisk November ain IS associated
with football games and such.
but II also has oihe, ass ucla,ions
chief among which is politics
Here in New York State where
the Democrat Ayerell Hartman
has won the c.~ciion over Ssna.
tor Irving NJ. Ives. bv rsrow
margin. we canno, help ta re.
feet on the many changes Aa
have been wrought b, Thona
l.. Dewey and his Republican
team in the pas, twelve years
in the field OF sports
First OF all Negroes have been
appointed 20 obS IN the field Of
sports that they had never he'd
before.
Frank Forbes is a Judge with
the New York State Athletic
Commission; James Freeman is
Referee with the Commission;
and Joe Bosiic. we'll known
Harlem newspaperman. is an
official announcer for the Com.
mission. and has otiieiaied in
that capacity al number OF
major sports events in the BET.
ter known arenas around this
area. among them. Madison
Square Garden.
In addition. Or c 3 Powell
has served as member Of the
New York State Boxng Comms.
sion for a number Of wears. All
these appointments were made BY
Dewey, and Negroes had never
before held them.
Further. the New York State
FEPC. the frat such Commits.
sion in the country. paved the
way for Jackie Robinwn 10
break in with the New York
Giants.
And so. as the Republicans bow
out in. Albany this coming Jan.
uary. We say thanks for opening
stu more avenues to Negroes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-13

and no, against bank in which
he had no funds. lie made II
clear the check afterwards was
made good.
Unless the charge is withdrawn
by the Tennessee authorities.
BowleS must 90 before the Gov
ernor OF Delaware on an extra
dition hearing in 30 days,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-13

How popular books explain
interesting technical subjects"
to readers who do not have spec
ial training or experience will
highlght the Talks About Books
program, Nov IL, at 2 pm. in
the auditorium OF the Main Ii
brary, Woodward and Kirby.
This program which meets on
alternate Wednesdays is open 10
the public. free Of charge
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-13

Coach Lou Zaiya was drilling
his pigSklnnors this week for
incir final game OF the season,
and ne,h hopes Of defeating
Drake University
Victory over the Drake team
would give the Tarfars a 500
average for the season. with
one tie. Each OF their three vic
tories TO date have come on
their home field.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-13

bowies IL charged with pass
ing q worthless check for the
sum Of 500. in Memphis. Tenn.
an explanation for the charge
OF course the glib Bowles had
brought against him by the Pea
body Hotel in Memphis.
He told how the check was
drawn against uncollected funds
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-16
BABY BROWNS
CONTINUED From Page y

Continued From Page y
Marblehead. Gerner and Wolf di.
rected burial in Sackett Cemetery.
DR.. James Rhiel, Port Clinton,
and DR.. Jack Witker, Lakeside,
were among those who attempted
to save the baby's life.
In an effort to track down the
person or persons guilty Of hold
ing the telephone line at Dam
bury when This chiId's life might
have been saved by quick ac-
tion, James PeItier, Port Clinton
manager of the Northern Ohio
Telephone Company, is sending
letters TO all persons on this line
and also is making personal calls
during the investigation.
I'VE know the line on which
fhis happened and we are maxi
ing complete investigation"
Mr.. PeIfier fold The News. If the
line was held is minutes, two
parties must be involved as
there is an automatic time dis
connect on fhe Marblehead ex-
change.
Mr. Pelfier said the time dis
connect was checked Monday
and that conversations automa-
fically are cut a fraction over
seven minutes.
when asked to relinqUish a
line because Of an emergency,
people should do so immediate
lX" Mr.. PeItier emphasized. "By
fhe same token" he added, mo
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-16
Youth Bldg. Use
Change Reported

The Youth Building on East
Third street will not be available
for private parties after present
bookings are completed, members
of the Board decided at a lunch
con meeting at Travellers last Fri
day.
Decision to confine use Of the
building strictly to organized
youth groups is being made in
order to conform to the written
regulations which were drawn up
when the structure was erected,
said Board president Evelyn
Misch. Its use was specified to be
exclusively for the betterment, So
cial activity and improvement of
organized youth groups, but this
ruling has been relaxed in recent
years when the building was made
available for private parties of
young people.
Lloyd Marx is vice-president of
the Board with Albert Davids Jr.
as secretary-treasurer. Eight Board
members, including representa-
tives of Rotary, KiwaniS and Cham
ber of Commerce and Federation
of Women's Clubs attended the
meeting, as did three representa-
tives of Junior Women's Club
which has taken the Youth Build
ing as its project for another
year. The latter club sponsors
weekly dances there, and
thoroughly cleans the building
each week.
Board members also decided to
improve the ground around the
Building by leveling it, and by
planting grass seed.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-16
Danbury Cancer
Drive Is Thursday

Due to fhe Parenf-Teacher
Assn program a. Lakeside High
School next Friday night, the
Porch Light drive for cancer
funds in Lakeside, MarbIehead
and rural DanbUry township will
be held next Thursday evens
ing, April n.
Fire sirens will sound in those
communities at 8 o'clock to an
novnce fhe starting Of the an
nUaI campaign for funds. Mrs.
Leslie Ward and Mrs. Robert
Carroll are eo-chairmen in Lake
side; Rev. EIinor> CaIvsha and
Mrs. Erwin MUtaeh are "eo-chair-
men in MarbIehead, and Mrs.
Robert Lesgeft is chairman in
rural Danbyry township.
In all other communities
throughout Ottawa County, the
annual Porch Light Cancer
Drive will be held next Friday
night. April 23, starting at
o'clock.