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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-02-04

er, indicted last October in Denver
on charges similar to those brought
against Jencks.
eve expect a lineup of profess
sional witnesses to provide the gov
ernment's entire case against Trav-
is, the unions International Presi-
dent John Clark has commented.
"Matusow has seen the light, but
there are still other pros all over
the place." Clark declared. Gone of
them is Manning Johnson, who testi-
fled as a $25-a-day expert in the
Travis case before the National La
Dor Relations Board last year, and
who was completely discredited at
the Ralph Bunche loyalty hearings.
Another is Kenneth Eckert, the union
renegade who pops up on the witness
stand every time the government re-
news its attack on Mine-Mill. We ex-
pect many Of these well-paid charac
tiers to show up when the Travis trial
begins"
Both in Ell Paso and Salt Lake City,
Matusow's testimoney purported to
repeat statements he said Jencks had
made when both were guests at the
San Cristobal Valley Ranch near
Taos, N, NJ, in July and August,
1850.
The Matusow affidavit reviews
this testimony point by point, and
at the end of each paragraph adj
mits his testimony under oath was
untrue"
The former professional witness
admits he lied when he testified in
81 Paso and Salt Lake that Jencks
lad told him about s'plot to cut off
copper production for the Korean
var" And he adds:
I'm other testimony | had given
nder oath prior to the time | testi-
led against Jencks in this case, |
ad also testified falsely, or had
iven testimony which was not en-
rely true, about other matters.
UGH testimony was given by me in
curt, before Congressional commit
ees, and before the grand jury which
ldicted Jencks in this. case"
In his affidavit, which Matusow
eclared he made .'to do what | can
, remedy the harm have done to
linton Jencks and to the admins
alton of justice" the former POO
.ssional witness says he is willing
appear and testify to the truth"
his new admissions cat any time"
The lengthy admission that he
lad lied under oath, Matusow said,
vas made Voluntarily and of my
'wn free will, without having been
threatened, coerced, influenced, or
in any way; without
aving been given any payment,
eward, or any thing of value, or
ny promise thereof"
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-02-04

1t takes 81 gallons of water to
make one hat. Felt hats are made
by manipulating and shrinking rabbit
fur fibers in many changes of hot
water. A factory producing 1000
dozen fur felt hats will pump 1,000,-
900 gallons of water in the process.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-02-04
Former Professional Informer Admits
He Lied in Clinton Jencks Case

ELPASO, Texas-Harvey Matusow the professional witness
whose testimony the chief prosecuting attorney called abso
utey essential to conviction of Clinton Jencks TaHa
ley affidavit charges admits he lied under oath
"other matters" <-
Evening star., 1955-06-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-Nw.

BY owNER-spacious 3 bedrms..
ga baths, rec. fm. with fireplace;
and lge. screened porches- 1906
Sheridan st. NV. ia. a-6S51
ATTENTION HOME BUYERs-ws
every section OF D. c. and nearby
Nd. Every. price group and all
types, No down payment needed If
you, have q house We can take IN
trace. MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.,
1924 14th st. NV. AD. 4-2005.
1916 18th ST. N.W.-open 81 Sun.
Town house remodeled in George
fSSr sssItor, s'yIs RE gE9o2seE 92s CO sIood ET5d,
|I5Is IRVING ST. N.w.-s rooms,
2lz baths, row brick, oil h.-w.h h.,
garage; vacant: $4,000. r. ELIOT
MiDDLLEToN; Reaitor. RE. 7-llsl.
IDEAL FOR DOCTOR - Detach.
location; NV well inancsd. ed Potter fIi nss. 81.
near Bur. Of Standards. WO. g.
BLOCK OFF CONN. below bridge
Attractive corner. 10 rms. 8 baths.
screened, porch, 9 sun decks; CT
Il NaEPgPreysd; Eg sysi;r,apR. Ar. 2:25So9;
adjoining Sacred Heart Church
rm.. kit, inclosed back porch, 8 bed
rms. bath: full bsrnt., oil heat; gar:
reasonably priced. Terms owner.
CHARLES z. R1oRDAN. 1919 Park
3D. Sd nv GO; 5.4292:
Sun. z to Q pm; roomy, dual
dentist; 3-story Colonial. on large
corner lot; near transp.: 5 bedrms.,
"a baths, side porch and breakfast
rm. on OF kit. wading pool in
PoYLE, oL. 4-4a29: cox. NC.
coRNERs isth AND uRvNc-Brick.
$l5:950: terms. Sunday, RA. Y 3.
44555; WASHINGTON REALLY. RA,
BARGxlN-ss,ooo down. in 1900
blk. Of Upshur st. NV; detached
brick, rooms; 2 baths. bedrm. lst
condition: vacant: move in on de-
EAgRY 9; STEELE. En-. s,Ssos sSs
sTEPs TO HEAvEN-cleveland Park,
on, e9n Connecticut ave; buy direct
bath brick home; center-hali pian,
freshly redeeorated: many built in
extras: kitchen with table space:
hot-water heat: tree-shaded setting
overlooking park. Detached brick
garaGe; BARGAIN at S20.5dd. WO
4Ia RITTENHoUsE-s1. 900 down:
semidet.. AL cond.: 3 lge. bedrms. :.
3 uorches. attic. firepl., gas heat;
bus, schools, recr. center nearby
BARGAIN, 427 Madison st. NV
Cor, lot; 2-story brick: s rms. III
RNhSus baths; gar. g. pITsnnv4, Gsn nv o.,.
4913 ldth 81. NV, open today. La
-nDet; cor: redec,. 8 rms. baths.
Off UPPER 16th-Contractor.s
lovely home with inc; det. brick
10 rms, 3ls baths. mod. elec. kit.
breakfast rm.. den: overall car
pet, &c. gar. Lge. lot. Priced right.
Illness. OWNER. Box 321-L, Star.
DETACHED HOUSE, III. ave. at Ga.
and Kennedy st.-2 bedrms.. bath
lst na,.aI;, flr:; bsaut: sod rec. rm. in 6smt,
BICH, Monday. NO. 7-662h. 80
Evening star., 1955-06-19
CHURCHES FOR SALE

EVANSVILLE, MD. PICTURESQUE
English Colonial: rubble granite.
fully equip. church. Also Sunday
School room bullying; % ds Ssp: ,s heatinSs ing
fully equip. kit. Quick possession.
JOHN II. JOHNSON, WA. 7-505o.
Evening star., 1955-06-19
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITIEs
STROuT CATALOG

Mailed FREEi Auto cts. gas sta.
stores, farms, homes. ETC.; 3.036
bargains described; 35 States.
WORLDS LARGEST. 55 years
service. ETROUT REALTY. 234-N
woodward hldg.. Washington, Ster-
Evening star., 1955-06-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
SEELYES
''ToDAY,S BEST BUYS

LIQUOR REST. downtown. 81 900.
on terms, air conditioned.
REsTAURANT-Bay or lease; 1923
18th st. n:w;; equip. air-cond.; B
nice spts. help pay rent; exclusive;
Tk. Priee, So go cash. HIS. $50
DRY CLEANING PLANT-S70o wk.: !:
rent. $140; prosperity unit. Price.
$4,000: down. $1,000.
CARRY-oUT REST.-Rent. SIS: inc.
S425 Ek;: hrs, $50 70 g, no sun;
90 .6ea ssle Sssr' Ssi ss5 s5ics; mo $4,000 down
BEAUTY SHOP-''Moneymaker" inc.
$1,000 mo-; by OWNER. Long es-
tabiished with neighborhood trade.
Price, $500; down. $1,000, BAL.
REST 'vA.-All like new. inc. ST.
REsr' sSS VIZ; c;oc9TapI' Sts.G9q doTe; TouNoE and
bar. one Of prettiest in all Wash,
catering to white and colored. Ideal
for promoter.
CARRY-OUT-Inc. $500 wk.: rent,
$3.50 inc. apt: custard machine,
doughnut mach, SNOWFALL mach,
freezer. srill and fryer. Price, S3,-
cxREY-ouT%stsinless steel and
tile: corner loc.; 5000 wk.: no sun.
DRIVEN SNACK SHOP - 81. 300;
down. $500: rent. S140. Parking
on 4 sides. Bargain.
DRY CLEANING PLANT-S500 wk.
Price. $1,000: down. $1,000. Good
LIQUOR REST,-Ss5o to 5000 wk.;
rent. S140 incl. apt, rms. and
$3.50 to $500 mo mo. from from msehines. mac @
Seats 30: stock valued $500 incl.
Only $4,000; down, $4,000. Bal.
DRY cI.ESAN1No-ssoo wk.: press
ing mach: all over counter no
Laundry; $4,000; down. $1,000;
cHiLDRENs STORE. vA,-s45, 900
VI; fine loc.; price, $1,000. plus
DRESS sHoP-75,000 yr. Buy busi-
ness and fixtures like rent. Apply
rent to price, buy stock any part
or all; Air conditioned a
WE TAKE PLEASURE n AN
NOUNCING THAT MR.. CHARLES
N, fowler HAS JOINED OUR
SALES STAFF.
Evening star., 1955-06-19
REAL EST. SALE OR ExcH.

LOT, 5Ox15O; right smack on the
Patuxent River at Cape st. Marys.
Valued at $1,000. Will trade for.
or apply as part payment on PROD:
D. C. or will sell outright. DIR.
STONE. LU. 2-33SS, OIL. 6-662S.
COLORED - OWNER HAS D. C..
house to use as trade-in on sea-
shore lot or cottage. DE. 2-1462.
INCOME PROPERTY. 1saa Irving
late car as down payment. AID.
Evening star., 1955-06-19
SPACE GALORE
4 BEDRMS., az BATHS

1881 ALBEMARLE ST. NV.
This remodelled home In Al condi-
tfop SIS extraordinarily spacious.
offers . .lge,. liv. rm., de luxe din.
rm., Is by Is with 9iz-ft ceiling.
graceful center-hall stairway, fully
equipped kit, ia baths, 4 hedrms..
your grandmother's twin bedrm
sets: buses are around the corner.
and shopping and school from
kindergarten TO college are within
3 short blocks Truly Q bargain on
todays market. See for yourself.
Open Sundays IL pm. til sold
Other times BY appt. only.
Ia s-a5sa An csSSea
Evening star., 1955-06-19
WESTINGHOUSE
LAUNDROMATS

can net $4,000 q VI. AID. .westins-
house helps you find locations.
plans stores. finances equipment
and trains owner to operate their
own profitable business; $4,000 to
5000 initial invsstment rsauireSd.
RIN0ToN, RIM. SEQ. Bond Bldg.
Washington 5, D. c., Ma. s-6l53.
Evening star., 1955-06-19
SO MUCH FOR so LfTTLiI

500 QUINTANA PL. NV.
Listen! Modern semidetached brick
of superior construction and ma
terials. 8 rooms, . baths, full base
ment. gas hot-water heat, built-in
Garaee Priced at $13,500 by out
OPEN SUNDAY. . TO 7p.M.
have q house that we can take in
trade. Mr.. Sweeney, JU. 9-SS40.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
4 poA lAFh a. ~ III An A onOE
Evening star., 1955-06-19
HOUSES ron sALE-N.w. lnousrs =, 8
AMAZING SALE

CHEVY cHAsE-ah-sTY. BRICK
ass s'ss cash a ss Ssanes s,l T.nt mort
9 rms. Colonial style. 2 baths, .
powder rms, large kit. with break
fast nook, huge screened porch, ga
rage. metal awnings. Ideal bsmt..
tiled A., pool table. washer. ironer.
chairs, etc HERB BEDFORD.
RealtoT, AP T.23Ab, WA, 7-6051
Evening star., 1955-06-19

ALLIED hEALI 7
OIL. 6-S60a Ewes. EN-. 2-s790
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Prominent corner brick home; CEN
ter-hall plan with lge, liy. rm.,
din. rm., kitchen and Law. on 1st
A.; 3 bedrms.. 2 baths on end a. /;
maids rm. and bath In bsrnt,: ga
rage. Priced at only 500 800.
Shown by appt only. Mr.. GIN
NETTI, Ma. s-05S0 or OIL. g.
7936. DREYFUsS BROS, INC,
Realtors.
Evening star., 1955-06-19

OPEN SUN. I. TO 8 Pm.
You won't believe 1t unless you see It.
A detached Colonial house in mar
velous condition. lst A.: Living rm.
with fireplace. family-size dining
room, very large modern kitchen,
plus room-sized pantry. 2nd A.: 5
bedrms,. tiled bath. stairway to
storage attic full basement, OIL
fired hot-water heat. Large beauti-
fully handicapped lot, Diet. gar:
$4,000 down and assume present
7o1 WHITTIER ST. NV.
No down payment needed II you have
house We can take in trade.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
1924 l4th st. NV. AD. 4-2005
.6in4 MACARTHUR BLVD. NV.
8 rms, bath, gar. Subject to coSnml.
zoning. $35.000 cash. OIL. 2-3439.
CAN'T HoLD-NEEDS GOLD
Make your offer today on sos Som.
erset Place NV, Open 2-6.
800 BLK. PINEY BRANCH RD, NV.
Detached; on 2 fis.. s rms, 3 baths,
oil h.-w,h., stationary tubs; garage.
IN good condition. Reduced to
GUY TIMER
1920 11th So. NV. NO. 7-4e07
ANRWr. TTNsvxrV5TS TV1sNy a m
Evening star., 1955-06-19
GIFT SHOP

center, no competition.
Owner quotes S27,o0o yrly. ousI-
ness; ness approx: 4ofs mark-np; beau
Priced reasorsbly at sI2,500 COM
plete with approx. $4,000 clean
inventory. Must be seen to be
appreciated Ewes. and sun, Al
Bookoff. RA.. 6-6527.
Kogod & Bookoff
63l Z st. NV. MA. S-937a
Evening star., 1955-06-19

GIFT SHOP MDSE.
pottery, cards. Hail whoiessi:
cog. wo. s-i5is.
Evening star., 1955-06-19

sIx-DAY WK. GRoC. MKT. doing
over $1,000 wkIy. with or without
liv qtrs. Colored trade. Reas. with
terms. RA. 6-S9I9.
Evening star., 1955-06-19

THREE APTs., mr.. 14th st.--NewI
cond. Many extras gas hesti Also n
srEs Tsrsses ass nSpsso 800 10 sooo esss
will exchange. OWNER. IA. g.
Evening star., 1955-06-19

vii exchange. OWNER. IA, q
NEAR als sHERAroN-PARk HOTEL.
Ss71oFFER @ sfq 1--WE WHAT 1'" You THINK INK,
IT Is WORTH. Very substantial
Gift. row brick home In q fine in
town location. 2 short blocks from
Coma. Conn ave- sSppo. snSppIns ana ma tsanspE ~.
baths on End floor, Built in garage:
gas h.-w.h. Asking S1S,500.. Conn
ave TO Cathedral avenue. left to
s, rHILLIPs, DI. 7-141i: eves.,, AD
air fi9Scdj SccodjNp,rIoNED, 1915 18Th STU St.
n.w.-4 bedrnls.. 8 baths, panel
Sss excel Investment saT inspsesoD sga buy ss q
sSpSS snS sun. SfS GEORGE iDefissn IL PERkiNs. Ms
927 18th st n W. ST. 3-2341 /;
ssga syss. ,s,s n; 81. N.w.-Iarse. ig 9irm..
lh-bath brick home, zoned COM
merciai; asking Sl6,e50: ideal for
store and apartment. FLOYD E.
DAVIS CO, 1929 < st. onn:5T' nv Ma
ssSa iSs'S 'SoeLfpGE sEfnasgs HiGa Hi SCHOOL in
refined neiGhborhood. jr. high and
slsmshssry sSoppins and 'i'SS trsnsp. nearby; ).
bedrm, brk., nice kit, built-in ga
rage, $i2,950, Come and see It
at 604 Tuckerman st. NV, or call
solo cATHERDAL AVE. between
Loushboro rd. and Macarthur blvd,
Just west of Arizona ave.---5 smart
town houses under construction.
Delivery in so days; 3 bedrrns.. Ia
baths, air conditioned, Naponee
eiec. kit, elec. circuit breaker.
patio, built-in garage, Se3.500.
FRANK M. DOYLE. Realtor, WO. g.
2637. On premises sun, 2-5:
BEST LOCATION. Excel. construc-
tion. Nr, to everything: bedrms..
4h baths. extra-lRe. liv. and din,
rms, impressive center hall. etc.
Bsmt. apt. with pvt. entr. Gracious
living, plus income and investment.
Must be seen TO appreciate its sd-
vantaFes. Partly furnished. $4,000.
10 10000 dn. 2700 2sth St. CO.
s.sT0RY AND EASEMENT, sRicK.
ROW HOUSE, containing . rms,
and bath. Oil heat. Located 100
block OF Kilbourne pi NV. Cow.
10 transr. and shrppirg. Prompt
&izvIk RRos.. NC. b. l.ssSO'
Evening star., 1955-06-19

Drive-in. nearby Md: $500 weekly
business. most sandwiches and cof-
Equipment worth $4,000, small pay
roll priced very low at $500
cash, Exclusive.
Evening star., 1955-06-19
Golden Opportunity
To Live in Orlando, Fla.

4VU OtSNN 4OP AAK4o
FOR A SOUND INVESTMENT ;.
WITH OPPORTUNITY TO BREAK
INTO HOTEL BUSINESS. PRICED
sE6ER sfoSE 70 elS;SsS oRsArfR fG1kiis1se S1sis1Fss
PSETiciPSF1Ne SY'Sfhtsf In TIE pRoETTsI S5ATs
AS SOON As YOU TAKE OVER,
OTHER BUSINESS INTERESTS
BERNARD poERR, NEW ENC
LAND HOTEL, 4l4 W. CENTRAL,
AVENUE. ORLANDO. FLORIDA
Evening star., 1955-06-19

Owner quotes S70e wkly.: busy
shopping area Claims gross Of
50ec profit. Woman owner III.
must be sold. No reasonable offer
refused. Exclusive. Ewes. and
Sun. Sam Blanken, ia. 9-0aa5.
Kogod & Bookoff
631 Z st. NV. Ma. s-9373
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

teresting and valuable to re-
view a few of the things this
sort Of person does.
She stands on the curb so
that others must push past her
to get on a bus. When she
gets of she stands in the way
of the rest. She hangs the
telephone up in your ear after
she dials the wrong number.
She blocks doorways. She
drags her coat over your head
when leaving a theater. She
sprawls in her theater seat
making her neighbor uncom-
Portable. She plays her radio
so loud that there is no chance
for conversation near her.
She gives her floor number
to elevator operators after
passing it. She takes up two
parking spaces rather than
one In crowded areas. She
may zig-Zag slowly along
crowded streets so that it is
Continued on Page B-6. Col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
ZerWicks Give
Buffet Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Ter
wick Of 4514 Connecticut
avenue NV. entertained a
group of friends Sunday eve
ming at a buffet supper. Music
was provided by Jack White
Of the Palladium Room.
Among the guests were the
Marquis and MarchionesS Eric
de Sur Veille, Count Philip
Armfeld. Baroness Idella Won
Loetzen, Miss Grace McDou-
gald. Mrs. Zelma CHAT, Mrs.
Phyllis K. Doane, DR.. John
Fitzsimmons, Miss Leah Engal,
Mrs. Matilda GarZiglio, Mr..
and Mrs. Larry QarZiglio, Mr..
Roberto Garziglio. Mr.. John
Sullivan. Mr.. John Fliss, Mr..
James Mcnamara. Miss Jene-
We've M. Kelley and Mrs. Jack
White.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
THE GIFT ROUNDUP
Christmas
Time Near,
AUClear?

We like the new Revlon lip
sticks that have a whole new
design dimension added to
them with the exclusive swivel
stick refllls. Brilliant jewelers.
finishes never before seen ex-
cept on costly jewelry are fea-
tured on the cases. Really
ChristmaSy Is the hand-en-
graved sterling silver case with
poinsettias etched in gold. Or
there's the golden lame type
gilt or silvery metal shaft we've
pictured. Van Cleef g. Arpels
designed these and a dozen
other pleasantly priced lipstick
cases that you can use over
and over again. It's one of the
prettiest beauty accessories you
can give for Christmas. They're
at drug and department stores.
GIVE HER a Viyella shirt
that is warm and washable.
The fabric has the lightness of
cotton and the warmth OF
wool, features q convertible
collar. and button cuffs.
Choose from white. powder
blue. buttercup yellow. fire en-
CINE red. black or navy at
Raleigh Haberdasher and
Lewis & Thomas Saltz In four
authentic Scotch tartan plaids.
NOT THE TAILORED
TYPE? Then give her the
blouse that Patti Page loves to
wear. It's black velvet, criss
crosses attractively at the
neckline and the top of your
back is DANGEROUSLY bare. As
separates 60 =. it's dressy but
just think how many different
ways you can wear it. With
your ruby red velveteen stacks
it's perfect. With that wide,
wide holiday skirt of gold satin,
It's ideal. With that unusual
printed, extra dress-up skirt,
It's q teammate that's hard
to beat. It's available at L.
Frank & Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
WHY GROW OLD?
Maybe You're d Coop
Thoughtless Folks Are

are so engrossed in their own
thoughts and interests and
needs that they are unaware
of those about them.
With the thought that every
one of us INDUCES in Goopism
to some extent without realiz-
ing it / think 1t would be in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN

We all play the part Of a
Coop" once in a while. A
Coop does not do the things
he or she does because of
meanneSs but because of
thoughtlessness. Usually these
folks have good intentions but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

Christmas Store Hours $3.50 AM. to 6 PM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

celeste by GORHAM
Sbrinkled scifh Christmas stars,
this nev sterling silver pattern
combines the romantic ,Oith modern
simplicity. Sir-biece place
setting 800 inciHdine federal
fas. Mail and phone orders Invited.
NAfonaI 8.7733. Silver, First Floor.
* emd Spring Valley
Evening star., 1955-11-02
OUTDOOR RS

glers aboard who were trolling
deep. using wire lines. One
hooked and lost what appeared
to be q good fish. his wire line
parting at the swivel. The fish
took both lure and sinker. More
than an hour and q stalf later,
and after they had troiled sew
|eral other spots. they came back
TO the one where the fish had
been lost. Another member oi
the party hooked into q dead
weight here, and pulled in moi
only the lure and heavy sinkei
but q 7-pound rockfish still
caught on the lure. The big fisfi
was exhausted from dragging
the sinker around and gave prac-
tically no fight.
From . news bulletin Of The
Michigan Department Of Con.
Iservation comes the following: A
moving machine partially de.
lstroyed the nest Of q wild turkey
this spring and four Of the eight
eggs were badly crushed. Taken
TO the State game farm nearby.
Roy M. Hunt. in charge Of the
farm. taped the cracked eggs
back together with scotch tape
land put them in an incubator
When incubation occurred. I'VE
Iof the eggs Matched into healthy
Epoults including two Of the
lscotch-taped eggs.
Evening star., 1955-11-02
BOWLING
With ROD THoMAs

gained q shutout for National
Bohemian.
Grady Motors was knocked
from the lead by Pepsi Cola's
|2-l win. featuring Frank Mical-
|izzi,s 40s. Billy Mischou tailed
AL for Grady's.
Bud Guethler and Pat cres-
|censi. each with SIT. earned
Glebe Radio an edge over
Bethesda Forty Alleys. led by
Jack Barkley's 354.
Lewis fat District League
average makes him also a pros
|pect to lift the District No. ]
ranking. He's sailing along in
the National Capital and Blad-
Iensburg Major Leagues at . l27-
plus pace. A member OF the
|Tessitore Builders in the Ma
tionaI Capital, he holds the
leagues season record for . set
with Az.
The District Major standings:
silent Sales. 1T-1o: Grady's, IT
no; Glebe Radio, 1912; Rex
Engraving, 14-i3; Miller High
Life, I4-13;; Pepsi Cola, 1914;
lSpillway, l2-15; Bethesda, Ia
lis: Chevy Chase Chevrolet. IL
I16: National Bohemian. 1o-l7.
Evening star., 1955-11-02
Andrews Five Drops
Second To Lukers

LOUISVILLE, KY. Nov. 3 Up.
The Andrews Air Force Base
basketball team Of Washington.
I'D. c., still Is looking for Its first
victory as it meets the Minne-
lapolis Lakers again here to-
might and at Lexington tomor-
ROW night.
The Rockets dropped their
second straight to the Lakers
last night. I00-82, at Madison
vile, KY. Bob Williams paced
the winners with II points while
Lou Tsioropoulos was high for
Andrews with i6.
Minneapolis held . 5I-3T ad-
vantage at halftime and the
closest the Rockets could get to
CLOSING that gap was within IL
points with seven minutes left
lin the game. The Lakers finished
fast. however, TO preserve the
I M ~ fatsxe
Evening star., 1955-11-02
|Trippi Moy PIoy
Against SteeIers

CHICAGO, Nov. 2 lP1 Charlie
Trip has been fitted with . new
helmet and special facial mask
and probably win play his first
Iregular-season game for the
Chicago Cardinals against the
Pittsburgh Steelers Saturday
might.
The star halfback has been re-
covering from q severe fracture
lof the nose and frontal skull
suffered in an exhibition game
with the San Francisco Forty
Miners September 4.
Trippi wants to play and
doctors say it will be safe for him
ito do so with the new mask,
Coach Ray Richards said.
After the season. Trippi plans
TO undergo plastic surgery.
Evening star., 1955-11-02
Tag I cam Remutch
|At Turner 5 TONIGHT

The Southern tag team wres-
Itling champions. George Becker
and Jack Witzig who defeated
Bin tBabe) zaharias and Doc
Gallagher last week, win grap-
pie with the same pair tonight
at Turner's Arena.
The bout Is set for best two
Iout-of-three falls, with q 60
minute limit.
Mr.. X. the masked sensation,
takes on Chris Belkas. recently
from Greece. In q one-fall, 60
minute limit seminal.
Bob Keith meets Tom Brad
Hey in the opener at S:45 o'clock.
. oile-fali. 30-minute affair.
Evening star., 1955-11-02
GoIluudet Horrier
Sets New Record

CHESTERTOWN. Md. Nov.
P Captain Steve Kugel 81
Gallaudet College pounded oyel
= rolling two-and -seven-tentlls-
mile s-country course herr
yesterday III 10 minutes and 81
seconds to lead his team to i
2s-s6 victory.
Kusel ran the first mile Ii
&:2s. he did the second mile ii
5 minutes nat and covered ths
last seven-tenths In 3:26.
His time broke the course rec.
ord.
Other finishers were: .. BUDDY
Moore. Washington College
t5;41 Joe Thompson, Washing
Sn. l4:o2:: Bob Bohii. Gallandet
1919: John Smith, Gallaudet
I4:20.
Evening star., 1955-11-02

Laurel Highs football team i.
shooting FOR 3 record never
achieved before BY q Glass A ol
B team In Prince Georges
County.
That would be an unbeaten
season, Playing q nine-gasne
schedule. Laurel hopes to finish
with eight victories. It should
be nine. but the record became q
bit tarnished with q 12-12 tie
against Oxon Hill last week.
With six victories and q tie,
the only stumbling blocks re-
naming are Sherwood and
Southern.
1 Sherwood. 3 rival from neigh
boring Sandy Spring. VIII be met
Friday night at the Gathers
burg Agriculture Center.
The boys are looking To thi,
game. Coach Charley Fltrell
said. ''They still are ranked by
that 26-0 defeat Sherwood hung
on us last year :
-
It could have been Sherwood
hi mind that brought about Til
unforeseen tie with Oxon Hill
o team playing football for ths
6rst time.
Laurel got Of to . fast start
scoring twice III the first sever
minutes Of the game and threat
ened to run away from the In.
experienced Clippers. But Oxor
Hill braced and with i touch.
down ID the second quarter af1t
another In the third pulled iii
on even terms and then held tla
favored Spartans on.
We didn't have the use of ON