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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-26

Ilinois. The stiff-necked Tonnes
sean went ahead with them and
his expose Of the worlds rich
est cop" the Democratic nomi-
nee for sheriff of Cook County,
whose revealed peccadillos with
the criminal set touched of an
anti Democratic sweep that en-
quilted Senator Lucas.
! The crime publicist also Wis
tied Missouri. True, he publicly
cleared" Democratic Gov. For
rest Smith of relations with a
political-gambling ring. But this
came only after the country had
been fascinated by publicity on
hoodlum Charlie Binaggio, who
was murdered beneath a smiling
picture Of Harry Truman in the
Kansas City Democratic Polit-
ical Club from which he pulled
wires In the Presidents home
state.
To salt the gaping wound
Senator Kefauver plunged
through the line in March of
1852 when other Democratic
hopefuls were deferring to Mr..
Humans indecision as to wheth-
er he would run again. The Sem
ator took on an unofficial Tru-
man slate in the New Hampshire
preferential primary and made
of with IS per cent Of the vote.
His platform there was the end
ing Of waste. extravaganza and
wrongdoing" in Washington,
where his own party had ruled
for two decades.
Led Minority Opposition
Even after he lost in 1852, Sen
ator Kefauver kept on "irritat-
ing" his colleagues. When the
Democratic leadership last spring
formed ranks behind Senator
George. Democrat of Georgia, in
support Of President Eisenhow-
ler's Defend Formosa" resolu-
ton, 1t was Senator Kefauver
who led q plaguing minority OPP
position.
A recent survey of his saith
Congress voting record shows he
batted only 70 per cent on votes
testing Democratic party unity
and only 81 per cent on those
issues where the leaders called
for bipartisan" voting in sup
port Of Mr.. Eisenhower's foreign
policy.
Senator Kefauver men mutter
that they were had" in the 1852
convention where their man led
ultimately with 1921 of the
necessary SIG votes) on the first
two ballots even though dele
gates from Illinois, New Jersey.
Pennsylvania and Massachusetts
ran out on him despite over
whelming victories in popular
choice primaries.
Meet Adlai Head-on
Now the Tennesseean is of
again in his political coonskin
hat. trying to meet Adlai Ste
venson head-on and pin him
down In some publicized primary.
AS he renewS his hand shaking
campaign Senator Kefauyer.
with some contradiction, is con-
tending tAl that Harry Truman
is finally ready to support him
but CD that Democratic ma
chine men. as typified by Ma
tional Chairman Paul Butler. are
unfairly opposing his nomina-
ton.
To that an old-time Truman
friend responded this week with
. quip:
i think Estes Is unfair" he
said. i believe both Harry Tru-
man and Paul Butler are COM
pletely and properly neutral:
neither one cares which party
fails to nominate Estes Kefau-
ver."
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NEWSPAPER AllianceI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-26
AGENCY to Move

The American Hearing Society
has announced 1t will move its
national headquarters to 1900 H
street NV. as of January /. The
health and welfare agency has
occupied Offices at BIT Four
tenth street NV. since 1948.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-26
Kefouver Loose Again,
Scorns Political Foes
BY MARTIN S. HAYDEN

Estes "od Ironsdes" Keauvr the political loose again
with everyone except "the people" against him.
1t is Senator Kefauvers opinion that friendly folk
differ with professional politicians his
Democratic presidential nomination. On that opinion
s hope Of sdetracking Ada upsetting
Evening star., 1955-03-07
Q@sQiQA~ and
Laura Simpler bring you a
DO-IT-YOURSELF
HOME DECORATING
SHOW

featuring:
Titus Blatter fabrics
Mccall transfer patterns
. Magicolor paints
Bolta Decor.eze
Consolidated trimmings
Firestone Foamex
You'll think there is magic involved
when you see Laura Simpler toke bare
room and bring it to life Author Of deco
rating books and home decorating con-
suItont, she'll show you how you can do
all your decorating YOURSELF This and
other displays and demonstrations will
be given this week at Woodies Make it
date to see the Laura Simpler Do-It-
Yourself Show and others note time
and place.
Washington store: 2:3O PM. on Tues
day, Wednesday and Saturday, March
S,9, II, on the 3rd Floor, North Building
Chevy Chase store: 2:3O PM. on Thurs
day and Friday, March 10 and IL in the
Store Auditorium, End Floor
, 1955-06-08
NOTICE

It is hereby brought to pub
lie notice that on May "A, 1855,
the Governor Of the Virgin Is
lands approved the 1855 Re
venue Act of the Virgin Is
lands, which became effective
on May /, 1855.
The law embodies many
changes in the tax base and
the tax rates. All business es
adjustments and all other in
terested persons are urged to
secure copies of the law.
Copies of this law are avail
able at the Department of Fl.
nance and the Department Of
Public Safety.
Walter J. M. Petersen
Certifying Officer
, 1955-06-08
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids in Septuple will
be received at the Dept. Of In
sular Affairs, Division Of Pro
curement & Supply, ST. Croix,
Virgin Islands, until 800 M,
Tuesday June "A, 1855, and
then publicly opened for the
following:
RENOVATION OF BUILD
INGS AT ESTATE Annals
HOPE FOR USE AS HOME
FOR BOY. Z
Copies Of Invitation to bid
may be obtained from the
Dept. Of Insular Affairs, Divi-
sion of Procurement & Supply
St. c1oix, Virgin Islands, upon
request.
Alphonso RomneY
clerk-in-c Charge
Evening star., 1955-10-05

PONTIAC .5s ! acersi company ears;
down, 90 S.sAss, q s,,Hg sIIsysees 1sS sss
WIS. ave. o.. z-s000. I'm The
PONTIAC Ssasi & Sssas.Ss 'ss s.ar. star chiei d
extras; low MI; immae.; new car
warranty: e2.0@9. FLOOD POM
TiAc. 12el Conn. Mo. e-e400.
Evening star., 1955-10-05
AUToMoBiLEs FoR SALE

IsTUDn1AKER Sc conmandsr g.
&: s:s 81 lsss:Sse skSs 49, S';s Nh SsS: sss:
S-sso2. e open as;: ;s:vsninss a ii tiIl ]. -
WILLYs '62 e-eyiinder Jeep stetion
WAGON: oyerdriye. :. and q; S,,e @
maeuilte: $7o5: 30-day guarentee
ksSsd 5li 9lihIir opsS sSo .y.s' assa nj .. ssi
TIL D.
WHY'S vaseni sxesL eqnd.; all,
Ey;is gyssl bFI4ID siS46 ;I|lssS s9|sS sss ss'Ssis SD 81
Evening star., 1955-10-05

sfUDEpAKER 81 convertihls u,a.
room VS.; tan ton, I. and b., over
sSs: ss1Ss s.a.y sss ssssss s,.s;sn.:: SA,I Irss 4
Dealer. Tia Vermont Sys. nv,
Ar Ar 4-as00, opsn svss. I'M >. sas.
sfuDEBAKER 90 champion de-
luxe conv.; hinek anjsh with white
top. =. h. o.d.. sood cord. ~, B.
Evening star., 1955-10-05

sTUDkBAKER 'ba Land Cruiser T.
sss.' sss:i. I'LL s. ssS sgs', y. s.ass a:ss
1000 Ga, ave. n.w.. RA. B.tI22
sfUDERAKkR ,e3 Champion 4.decr!
new: S94B. Low g slb down. &c.
VEL poNTfAC. 1890 Wis. ave-,
Oh $1,000. In the Heart Of
Dethesda.
Evening star., 1955-10-05

NASH 1862 Statesman de luxe 4-dr.;
s-tone paint. fully equipped and
beautiful conditions: sos. terms,
& THOMPSON, chrysier- r-Piymouth
Dealer. 1921 Hampden lane and
7s27 Wisconsin ave. OIL. 2-2f15,
NASH '53 AMBASSADOR 4-door; new
hSdfamnties T. and h.. very nne
car and real bargain at 81 ,495.
L. P. STAFFORD NASH, 1906 Ga.
ave. Silver Spring, Nd, JU. 9-S400.
NASH 1859 rambler wagon: and
h., o.d.. low mileage: very clean;
$3.50. JE. 4-31s8. -6
NASH SO Rambler hsrdtop ccns.;
T. and h.; beautiful finish; excellent
mechanically: good upholstery. only
Ss45. l.. p STAFFORD NASH,
1895 Ga. ave. Silver spring. Nd.
NASH 1854 Rsmhier club coupe:
S1,495; radio. Weatl1ef-Eye. turn
signals. black with red top, ! owner.
4 fine car at Reasonable price.
Get 2 no-cost guarantee from VII
LIAMs 4 BAKER, the Areas Oldest
Nash Dealer, goth and n SITS. NV,
OLDsEOBILE 1919 "9s" 4-dr.
sedan: $3.50. Mr.. CHARLES. 4klo
BALTIC. ave-. BiadsnseugE. Nd. ---S :
OLDsMOBILE 81 "9S" de luxe T.
door: radio. heater. hydEamatic: 3
10. 7-7sO3 after $50 pm. %
Evening star., 1955-10-05
AuToMoBiLEs ron SALE

0LDsMOBHE 81 SUPER .'ss" 2-ar.I
rsy "a hysyalssssasss sas esii esftsI IIAsNfS ssNSaf!S'
nis ss-7ae2: sSess ~. e-2st3
Evening star., 1955-10-05
BILL ROSS


MERCURY 81 sta. wae.: exeellsnt
cong. condition; and 81 Dovsr 3 Sfssss; en
S sSidsg trade Of small car. g. 3.
MERCURY 49 4-dr. sedan; /, and
h.. turn signals, seat eevers; eFceps
tionally clean; only 9S06; 30.4ny
Mssh.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, 1ll1
Vermont ave. NV Ap. 4-4S00
Open ewes. til o; Sat- VI 3.
MEsSERsCHMIDf 1858 German
sports car: 600 miles; must sell;
$3.50 or best offer. Dl. 7.76S4 bet.
7-10 pm. Thurs. and fri. ~
METROPOLITAN 'S5 cpe.i r. and
B.: i9 miles per gSl; mileage, y
ss SSpsE P I;SsG rcsasser: m i,t. s-GSss. ssN.
isT@s. Rs1sr css.d Is. ds-oSs4.' 'sp''' sa'0s''
MG-TC 1913; sxeeptional condition,
AUTO. 7th ard r sts. NV 80
M. G.-TE 1854. greon: 1000 n,l.;
wire wheels, heater fender MR.
rofs, tisgage rack: never raced.
Cal Clearbroek 0-ll32.
MG.IF 1854: shiny red, wire wheels.
SS si.SoS, I Ho. nsssi ssp5a' ssssr 's' p'%
NJ. G.s 1881 throusn 1855: largest
age NJ. G.'s Most with many extras
Sacrifce prices to make room for
new 1885 ~. @. o sensational sports
car, We hnance our cars; make
your own arrangements at bank
rates. MANHATTAN AUTO, INC.
Get 1gl4l. zth and r sts. nv.
King st.. Alex. Va. XII S-5525.
NASH 1851 Ambassador 4-doer.
S595; oyerdriYe. radio, weather.
Eye: owner. The Ambassador Is
Nash's best and you get the best
deal at WILLIAMS q BAKER. the
Areas Oldest Nash Dealer, asth
and NJ SITS, NV. Ho. 2-S700.
NASH 81 Rambler all-metal station
sissn. sSss. SssiaEaEf BELL Mo5FfSSRGs ia B. sSio sI
Wisconsin ave. NV, Wo. 6-S900.
NAsE y.,E ,is:, ss Rs@s,er sSa % .sa1Sn 1H Esgsa
~
NASH so Ambassador 2sdoor;
hydra: r. and HI clean thrcughout: !:
pany IasssD plsassTs i nilss Y t sSi . ass; Z
1iiser Spring. Nd. ~, 0-S400.
NASH 1859 Rambler station wagon;
SOS; radio, Weather-Hye, oters
drive. turn signals. a unique coIn-
hination Of Q utility car with pr.
y%ats % passsnEer eomsost. See y at
Oldest Nash Dealer. de9th n sts.
0R1An
Evening star., 1955-10-05
AuroMoDlLEs FoR SALE

PLYMOUTH 81 cranhrook 4-dF, So
dan; fully seuipRed, attraetixely
hoToRs. dSHRs 400 osorEis ave. Ia
Evening star., 1955-10-05
NASH so

Statesman 2-door; Weather Eye:
Beautiful Hight brown finish; pain
less payments Of Sc week make It
yours for S265: ask for No. Ss1.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
314D Lee Hwy. Arlington, Va.
"a. 2-9o03 Open Tili D so
Evening star., 1955-10-05
PACKARD 40
4-DOOR SEDAN

Safe. dependable. . iow!eost transp.
Priced TO- seil at onlE} S1o5.
OLMSTEAD MOTOR co.
NoRTHERN vIRGrNIA,s LAkoKsT
e9sp 95psMoRl.E Men : n r. qOe VII; sqds
PIYM0OfH ~ de luxe conv.: al
acces., pvt. owner. but on lot, 1891
Wis. ave. Cared for, clean and
nerfeet; bills to prove. e3@5, terms.
PLYMOUTH .4g g-dr.f !. and h.:
original factory black finiSh. one
owner, exceptionally nice; &296.
VILLAGE MOTORS, INC. lAth and
r. ]. ave. ne, AD. 4-0444. ~
'5S Cranbrook 4-dcoF:
sqgip.. orig. iiEht green; today only
MANN, OL.DSMOBILE
sosl'l ] ~ & elI .ssks ~. s-efee
PIlx11Q g1N s1 De {3Sxe; heauEiini
PER. 18TH and r. ]. ave. ne.
PLYMOUTH 80 de luxe sedan: n
1-owner car with new tires clean
inside and out. A real price AZ
$3A6. Your own terms, ROYAL
MOTORS. 400 Georgia ave, Ia.
3-%pUu. --D
Evening star., 1955-10-05
STUDEBHKER so

STUDEBAKER so
Champion De Luxe 2-Door
Smart 2-lone pearl gray and black
tDp; radio. heates. qyeydriye and
ssi omse.l s,rss lssssS:s 81: inyi ss
days outstanding valve q only
oLMSTEADMoTO co.
NORTHERN YTRQlNlA'o LANCET
oLDeMo6M.k pEALER. 1000 VII
SON BLVn., ARE, VA, "a, 7.kl0o
sTUNEBAKkR 40 cham Icn esai
coupe. :. and d. o:d,, dark blue,
Ton rs 0ssfiE sSfEs' aaSoo 7SDwMAN IN sy, i,o no'
RA. 6-Il22, -
sTUDEBAKER ,B4 Champion 4-ar
heater, turn indicators, tailofet
seat covers; real low mileage; like
hrand-new: $l.19D: 2-dAy money
back trial: 4-fnonth written guar.
antee: HILL a SANDERS. wash. Z
Oldest Ford Dealer, 1900 18th st
NV. NO: 7-i1l1. Open ewes. I'll
sTTUb6iEsBiAkERR 80 Champion :
door; heater and oxerdr., dark gray
$685., BOWMAN MOTOR SALES
|. 1900 Go. ave. NV, RA. 6-1i22:
|sTUDERAKER 1851 4-dr. sedan. Sn.
usually clean; In excellent mechan.
ical Condition. just $4a5 at tht
TREW MOTOR CO., 9th and Fla
ayes. ne, IL 7-1732.
Evening star., 1955-10-05
'54

y -
OLDSMOBILE '54
SUPER ssU0a CONVERTIBLE
ATTRACTIVE bah9 blue !linish. harmon.
E.-N. drpsi faiis equipped tnelnd-
inc power Skeeftie And power
and Isst drirs. priced 70 sen tor
|oSIf.MS'TEAD oSIf.M s. III MOTOR CO.
NORTHERN vTRqINIA,s LkRQksT
oLpsMoEILx pEALER, 1000 WI. WI
oLDs So Rocket s'SSs 4-doori hy-.
drea tend a.. seat soIsrs, oria.
lisht blue; todsy only SsgS;
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 lath st., slI. epE.. 10. 6.6l 90
|0LDs 81 lpaa de luxe 4-door: ny.
dramatic. tplly equipped, beautiful
condition, one 'oWner, very low mile
age; car must be seen to be ap-
preciated: S945;, sAtety tested for
your protection 30-das written
PAUL BROS. (Olds.)
WIS. AND ELLIooTT ST. NV.
KE. 7-130S go Closed Sunday
ID
lOLDs s6a sS6" 2.door; Z. and b.,
Hydra 2-tone green: Q real good
buy, only 1915. UNITED AUTO
ci chiiium. IA. Ia. sss777. s % g.
obEDst bDst S SysIs S S:ss. ..s. e Oss eoy.is 8:
today only $295.
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th ST.. Sill. apg.. Ju. 6-6lso
lCLDSMOBILE 1884 "s9Sp de luxe
sedan: s-tones blue; fully equipped
with all power: $2,3o5; CCC gpar,
Capitol Cadillac-O OldS Co.
|ia22 22nd 81. NV, ST. $4,000
oLDS '53 Super stsS' 4-door: hydra
matte, radio, heater; power brakes,
foam rubber cushions. A terrific
value, only 81 .495; safety tested
for your protection, 30-day written
warranty.
PAUL BROS. (Olds.)
WIS. AND ELLIcOTT ST. NV.
~ 7-13OS s-s Closed sunaas
lok6a ie4g 9s. 2-door:. hydra
nate. IAeie, heater: sea mist green
PARKWAY-FORD
Se6l NJ ST. NV. AD. 2-0ls5
|oLDs 1851 ssDS's 4-df.; hydramatic.
radio, htr.; cleaning black finish
andsmetching inteFior; S695.
PARKWAY-FORD
3Q51 N eT.i NV AD. 2-01s5
|oL1osMosILs o g !s, assS @ s,.a. SUPER ,sS, ,,'i,,
eauippea inending power steerinG.
power brakes: @I. .kDk: CCC guar.
Capitol Cadillac-O OldS Co.
1223 22nd Ct. NV, ST. $4,000
OLDSMOBILE 81
"98" DE LUKE SEDAN
Attractive a-tons finish: Rocket per.
foffnance, Whfri-a-WAy hydraniatic
drive. radio. heater and immacu-
late .throuehout. We invite your In
:s ssi'se y sus ia sss sisI a slis Rssss e.
OLMSTEAD MOTOR co.
NORTHERN vIRGINIA,s LARGEST
9bRsMSFp5LE soR sEvp ARE REEAthas va a igoea asa5o wib
OLDsMoBILE 1885 spper .ss" 4-dr !.
sedan; smart 2.tene blue with Wv
tires also :. ana D., nyorAmAtic
dFtye. power. brakes; low mtieRge
MAKES Il look new inside end out
$2.6ob. AkXHS 0LDSMOHIH-eA-I
DfLLAc CO., fairiinRton shopping
center. OV. 3-03s0.
OL.DS1IOBTLI 1885 series ''9s" Holt
day sport eeupes only slightly driven
BY factory ofaeial. In addition tol
On Observation-Disclosures. It has all oil
Ol04muhtlese optional equipment.
power kteeftng. power brakes. power
win1Qw4 and seats, tinted glass, A
OLDSMOHlLE-CADILLAC CO., Fair
lington shopping center. oT. B.
0350.
1854 series ''eS" 4-dr.
sedan; smart 2-tone finish. A high
" Guesirahle car Has hydram1tic,
rand h., also power brakes, power
steefinE. power windows and 4-Eayl
vertical adiustableS se4tG. New-car
or aPpssrsssss srss. ~ sars1lssg; ojfsEpngs
s6o sHdSSisI ssass; 81 sss56 Esssns
PACKARD 1919 1-dT. sedan: fnns
VEL; slzS, Ssh takes y away
AVA M IN E.fraa
Evening star., 1955-10-05

PLYMOUTH 1919 Special de- lux
:iSs sass s9sDs ssiEEgsd sIssk ani.a
Evening star., 1955-10-05

S05l n 81. NV. Ap. 2.0te6
fLxMogTa 5an.s.5 H. rs sssSSs 4,aosEi g 9
NV aasS-cnfI cnIy' 9sai.s5b. aho 2" w.. y
MANN oLDSMoBILE
5000 18th 81. 81, spg,. 10, R.eisa
fLxM0UTH S4 eonva I. and h.l
auto, trans, Wv. tiresi feel
sssqszi e S2$ ley q .ssg asSn ,'! ,Psyrasns :.
2L ss $4,000, 9 N the Heart o
PIYMouTu 81 B.ly.s.r. hardsop;
fully eculp.; 2.tene blue. excel
eopd.: only Sh9B. UNITED AUTO
esiil1n eshEs nnI.laR ndl IA. ssa sesysa. yEl.s' g.
sLYMOUTU 80 eppcial de luxe 4,
dr.; Z. and H.; plastic covers: pratt
s cay sIss ssg ss: lsS ,..i inhsas hssns, si ss
SSo.day ruarantse. aa HILL & BAN.
nERs, Wash.9s Oldest EQrd peeleg
opeS seS .s..' as:a a e ., ns III, III Np 5 s'iiu
PLYMOUTH 1852 cFan6Eook e-dr.i
radio. heatsr, blue hnish with ex-
''''iP'A 'iPP'AiRsiKkWfAlfY-FoRD isiKk
305I u ST. NV. AD. 2-01ss
PLYMOUTH "a club coupe. 2-tons
sssa Turn pai:sis si:as.. .sss sSod fsssss ssss isS
Wri.tsn S1qas nDnssssss. eaarsntse MIL HILL lhNs saN
DERs. Wash.s Oldest Ford Dealer.
l1l4 vefmoHt ave. NV. AD; e.
1900. Open ewes. nj 9; Sat. I'll 3.
"a 4-dr.: tailored seat
covers. :. and hs turn signals: e
tone 60 paint Ecod tires; clear clean: al oElI
4.month written guarantee. HILL
q SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer, iI14 Vermont ave. NV.
AD. 4-4300. Open ewes. I'll e;
Sat. til s.
PLYMOUTH '63 suburban; beautiful
2-tone blue. all-metaI body; radio,
heater, hsdriye. other extras: 9
very cream. Ofle-oWner car properly
conditioned and guaranteed. worth.
Evening star., 1955-10-05

AUToMoRlLRs a PoR SALk
Evening star., 1955-10-05
"98" DE Luxe SEDAN

day sport eoupe; only sllehtly driven
hy feesory p1ieial. In addition 70
On aif-eonditlontng. It has al Of
Old4nuntlese optional eauipment.
tefYftic buy. Terms or trade. AKER4
OLDSMoHILE.CADILLAC Co, Fair
lngton shopping center. oT. B.
Evening star., 1955-10-05

LINCOLN so 4-dr.; dark hluei h.
sgIesk bovntosn. Sssi S'ii1 iii iisS. s pi'
Evening star., 1955-10-05

JU6I n 8T. NV. AD. 2-UIe5
sTUDEBAKER 81 Champion T.
door. fully equip: econ. traIlsp.:
S495. BOWMAN MOTOR SALES.
1900 Ga. ave. n.ws RA 6-i122
Evening star., 1955-10-05

ODDS s6a 1857 2.door: Z. and h.,
bSs bsera only '9ss ss75a srsi1; uN;rTEp aUTo tSHo
SALES, Chillum and RigGS rds.,
Chillum. Nd, HA. 2-3777. 30
oLDS '49 aes'' 4-door: g orig. Jet
blaes. hydra; ,,aa heater seat covers;
Evening star., 1955-10-05
MANN OI,DSMORIT,E

So Cranbrook 4-dcor:
equip. orig. iisht green; today only
Evening star., 1955-10-05

MERCURY 54 sta. wag.: exeellent
condition; 7: and b., power brakes;
must sacrifice; $2,1D5, VIII eQp.
slider trade OF small car. H. p.
Evening star., 1955-10-05
MANN oLDSMoBILE
QLlT IB4g B6 ZTd0of. nYu
matte. gAdie, heater: sea mist sf'
Ps'ARKWAY-FORD

Sndsmatchins intsIior; Sss5. ~
PARKWAY-FORD
SQ5t N 81, NV. AD. 2-o1s5
|0LDSMOBILE lo6a super ..s6''
sSfn :s,1sed srssR sisssnn nd owf4 wn's s,eerE rSis
power brakes: 81. sos; CCC guar.
Capitol adillac- Olds Co.
l222 end g; Nv 81. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

You need protection more than ever to-
day. The costs of hospital and surgical
treatment are higher than ever :. f.. may
easily run to more than $500 like the bill
shown here . or even higher!
HospisuI bill protection
GROUP HOsPITALIZATION is Washingtons
only Blue Cross Plan. 1t is nonprofit public
service organized under special charter from
the Congress of the United States.
For non-maternity care, Group Hospital
ization covers you and enrolled members of
your family in full at participating hospitals
for semiprivate room and board.
=. plus a wide range of hospital extras
including operating room, drugs, medicines,
and additional hospital services that may run
to thousands of dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

bills =. . five out of six also subscribe to Blue
Shield for doctor bills.
Two woys to enroll: GROUP Ask your employer
to find out how you get low-cost group protec-
ton, if your firm employs five or more people.
If you are Government Employee you will find
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Evening star., 1955-06-27
Bergman to Emcee
Fete Tomorrow
For Bernie Hurter

Dutch Bergman, former Cath
olic U: and Redskins football
coach. will be master of cere-
monies tomorrow when the
Touchdown Club holds it's fare
well luncheon for Bernie Harter
at 1890 pm.
Bergman was the first presi-
dent of the club which Hartel
helped organize when he was
sports editor of the old Wash
ington Herald. Harter is leaving
Washington this week to enter
the insurance business in New
Jersey.
George Marshall, president Of
the Redskins, and Tom Dowd
travelling secretary of the Rec
Sox, will alternate as mair
speakers.
Among the sports personalitie:
who will attend are Goldit
Ahearn, Dick Mccain, Gabt
MenendeZ, Eddie LaFond. Jacl
Hagerty, Bill Reinhart, Carol
Hall, Jimmy Lake, Heinie Miller
Mike Sklar, Marty Gallagher
Ray Bowen, Ed Rosenblum, Jacl
Riley, Red Auerbach and Bobby
IGoldStein.
Evening star., 1955-06-27
indians Offer Trip to Loser
Of WiIIiums-Rosen HussIe

his arguments. Possibly both
Rosen and Williams will be in
action.
Luke, who arrived in Boston
Saturday morning, captivated
the Boston players, management,
Inewspapermen and all others he
met. Joe Cronin, Red SoX gen.
eral manager, described him as
another Will Rogers"
Asked how he liked Boston
and it's people, Luke replied
"Y'all sho talk funny up here.
The youngster was to climax
his thrilling week end by making
his first air trip-accompanying
the Red Sox to Pittsburgh on a
chartered plane, and will bid
Igoodby to his new friends before
the Red Sox play an exhibition
game with the Pirates tonight,
The Boston management plans
to fly him home or as close as
possible.
Luke has plenty to tell the
kids about when he gets back
home. -. Dinner with Williams
|. working out with all the
players roaming about the
clubhouse and dugout watch
ing games from the press box
going to the movies . ap-
Ipearing on television just
about everything a young base
ball fan dreams about.
Evening star., 1955-06-27

CLEVELAND, June q P.-
Donald (Dogface) Shemwell
who came out second best in a
fist fight over the baseball
pfowess of Al Rosen and Tee
Williams, is coming to Cleveland
as a guest of the Indians!
Luke Hollingsworth, an IL
year-old who gave away three
years and won the impromptu
bout at Elkton, KY, made a trip
to Boston over the week end ano
was given a uniform by Will
liams and a glove by Billy Good.
man.
Donald. IA, pointed out that
Luke was 80 much smaller
aid added. II didn't want te
hhrt him"
Townspeople passed the hat tc
send Luke to Boston.
fThe Tribes front Office learned
about that and responded by
Offering to pick up the check fol-
Qpnald's trip.
The loser, still convinced that
civilians can't tie his (Rosen's)
Shoes" said he would come te
Cleveland July 16 and II wher
the Red Sox will be here fol
three games.
That will be Donald's first
opportunity to see major league
baseball and it may add fuel to
Evening star., 1955-06-27
Jack Pry Nine
Rallies to Win
lover Moose

Jack Pry Motors, the only club
to beat the Virginia White SoS
this season, remains on the heels
of the Old Dominion League CO.
leaders. the White Sox and Co.
lonial Restaurant, thanks to a
late rally against OWL Moose
yesterday at Occoquan School.
Trailing, 81, going into the
final three innings, the Jaguars
came up with four runs in the
seventh, spanked by a bases
loaded double by Capt. AL Busch
ling, and won, 6-3.
Other Old Dominion scores
yesterday were: White Sox over
Shade King, 9-3; Colonial Res
Itaurant over Columbia Heights,
80. and Forestville over Vienna,
80.
1t was the first league start
for three of the winning pitchers,
Steve Bauk of Jack Pry, Bob
Giddons of Colonial and Jack
Anderson of the White Sox
Giddons allowed five hits and
struck out IL Columbia batters
on the way to his shutout. The
other winner yesterday, Harvey
iMcCutcheon of Forestville, struck
out IA.