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thing but that the Russkies
should go home"
Scattered among the bands OF
youngsters were a few older
| fighters.
One middle Gagged man with q
Ithree-day growth of beard and
an Anticipated rife in his hands
stopped the car carrying the re-
porters. Surly at first, he smiled
when he learned there were for
leign correspondents in the auto
and said in broken German
There won't be peace as long az
we can see a single Russian
tank"
| At one street intersection 9
tough-looking woman rebel Of
about 80 halted the car anc
waved a big pistol menacingly
to back up her order.
Scowling angrily from under
her head scarf, she continued tc
brandish her weapon until one
Of the boy rebels dashed over
from q nearby corner to identify
our group as newsmen. Then we
were allowed to go on unn1o-
Tested.
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the (Communist) Party" he re-
piled.
Persons wearing bandages now
can be seen on the streets of
Budapest and doctors at Uni
versity Clinic estimated there
were between 10000 and $4,000
casualties in seven days of fight
ling-mostly wounded.
Exact casualty figures are
difficult to obtain because many
of the rebels were afraid to 60
to the government-run hospitals
for treatment.
Fought Naxis
Prof. Antal Babits, Health
Minister in the new government
of Premier Imre Macy, said up
to two days ago he had reports
Iof $500 casualties in Budapest
hospitals and clinics. OF that
number, he said, ESQ died.
But Mr.. BabitS said these flg-
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with other children in the ward
a model airplane their toy.
Sitting on the edge Of the bed
he looked shyly toward the flool
when 1 asked how he got into
the fighting.
Got a Submachine Gun
well, you see," he replied
I'VE were going to play with the
Others when a car with q flat
on it came by. The younl
gentlemen in it were shouting
that anybody who wanted tt
fight for a free Hungary shoulc
Join. So we did-who wouldn't
I got q submachine gun at first
but Jajos, who already is is
took 1t away and I was very
angry. Then I got only a rifle
which I did not like so much.
And how had Michael learned
to use the rife?
! "All us kids were trained in
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|Loneshoremen Boycott
All Russiun Shipments

JERSEY CITY. N. j.. Oct. 80
tAP)--The head Of the Inter
national Longshoremen's Assoc
citation says that starting at noon
today members will handle no
Icargoes bound to or from Rus
STA until Soviet troops leave
Hungary.
Capt. William v. Bradley,
president Of the independent
waterfront union, yesterday
pledged the embargo will go into
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Prayers for Peace

Special devotions for peace in
Hungary and elsewhere will be
Offered by the administration,
faculty and students Of Catholic
University at Sis o'clock today
in the Shrine Of the immaculate
Conception on the campus.
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effect from New York to the
Gulf Coast"
The noon starting time COIN
cides with an hour of homage"
to the Hungarians now fighting
the Communist regime in their
country which is to take place
at city hall here.
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Beech Wood Qualities

NEW ORLEANS. - B e c h
wood decays rapidly when ex-
posed TO air but lasts well under
water. 1t is used extensively for
piling and in the construction
of dams.
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.EurIy School

BOSTON.-The beginning Of
the American school system was
in Boston where in 1885 a
schoolmaster was employed To
give instruction to children who
lived in the pioneer settlement
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Reds fought Rebel Hero.
Just l3, to Handle a Gun
BY ENDRE MARION
Associated Press Foreign Correspondent

BUDAPEST Oct 30-Nichael Of the Hungarian
Thanks training in the Communist youth
he knew how to shoot the fight against Russian
control of his country.
Wounded leg by grenade Michael recovering in
the chdrens Budapest hospital found him playing
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SALESMAN
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HELP-MEN
MESSENGER

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OFFICIAL NOTICES
70; THE UNKNOWN HEIR

TO: THE UNKNOWN HEIRS or as.
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deceased, record owner OF Lot SIS.
Square 527. known as premises
p3l 4th Street. NV Washington
d. c. Pursuant TO the provisions OF
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entitled An, Act to Create a Board
for the Condemnation OF lnsanltary
BUILDINGS In the District of Column
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FINANCIAL PLANNER

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IRON WORKERS

Ornamental. mechanics only.
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RINDERY MAN. Al least 3 yrs, g

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LIQUOR SALESMAN

Experienced only. for fine retail
cut-rate LIQUOR store; permanent po-
sition: good salary and commission.
Must have excel. local references.
Apply In person. 1927 Conn. ave.
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The Evening Star
18th and Pa. Ave. NV.

CLERK, yc@ng man. recent high
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Alto Statesmen

Washington'S oldest Chevrolet
dealer needs experienced auto sales
men. Our customers deserve the
best and We pay the high rate Of
commission to get the best. VI YOU
feel YOU are ready for the big league
We would like to talk to you. See
Mr.. Corcoran at BARRY-PATE
CHEVROLET, ll30 Conn. ave. NV
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ssfwsen Esv FORA . nonfsas lsss
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WINGS AN ANGEL
The play started when Ss hit to Shtop M Boiling who threw
with victory despite Williams Lep
cio.-AP WirephotO.
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SENATOR'S
Continued From Jage CT

deficit and the Red Sox pulled
within a run when Lepcio drove
his second successive homer over
the leftfield wall off Stewart
with none aboard in the eighth.
The Senators eased out of a
Ipredicament later in that inning
after Pete Daley singled with
one down. That brought on
Byerly, who struck out Pinch
hitter Mickey Vernon, but Boil
ling's single enabled Billy Con-
solo, running for Daley, to hot
foot it to third. Olson then
hauled in Klaus drive to center.
Boston's defense crumbled in
the ninth, when the Senators
picked up two runs. Olson walked
and Jose ValdivielSo singled be-
fore Byerly forced Olson at third
on an attempted sacrifice. The
bases were filled when O'clock
dropped Dick Gernert's toss after
the first baseman had fielded
Yost's grounder.
PlewS' smash was detected by
Gernert to Second Baseman Lep-
clio. Gernert retreated back to
the base but O'clock had rushed
over to cover and Lepcio threw
to the pitcher, who was several
feet from the base. Valdy scored
on the play as Plews was credited
with a hit. O'clock then walked
Runnels to force across Byerly
before Sievers. popped out and
Lemon famed.
Williams opened the bottom of
the ninth with a blast into the
Senators bullpen. in rightfield
for homer No. II, and with one
out Jackie Jensen doubled, but
Piersall lined to Runnels and
Valdy threw out Lepcio.
NOTES -. Camilo Pascual
(5-10 and Chuck Stobbs 1O-10)
will pitch for the Senators in
tomorrow's double-header.
Tom Brewer (16-5) and Mel
Parnell (6-3) will work for the
Red Sox. idle Monday, the
Senators return to Griffith Sta
dunn Tuesday night to meet De-
troit in the first of two night
games. All clubs in the
league will invade Washington
during the home stand, after
which the Senators will tour
seven cities before returning
home to wind up the season
against Baltimore.
Cal Griffith left here today for
Denver, where he'll inspect the
young Yankees. Whitley
Herzog missed today's game and
will be unavailable tomorrow be-
cause Of a groin injury. :. Billy
Goodman also decorated the dug
out with a minor knee injury.
Lemon now has famed 104
times, two short of the 43-year-
old club record. Yost walked
three times, boosting his season
total to 1876. The Senators
have split 80 decisions since the
All-Star Game.
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Wynn Defeats
Athletics, 81
To Post No. ID

CLEVELAND, Aug. Is (R.-
Early Wynn chalked up his 14th
victory today as the Indians de-
feated the Athletics, 81.
Wynn allowed six hits in seven
innings and then was given a
rest. Hank Aguirre, young left
handler who was defeated by the
AS last night. retired the last
six batters in order.
The Indians collected only
seven hits of four pitchers. but
took advantage Of walks and two
inf1eld errors to score all their
runs in the first five innings.
Catcher Jim Hogan led the
Cleveland attack with a two-run
homer and a double, both of
Troy Heritage, third Athletic
pitcher. The defeat went to Lou
Kretlow.
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White Sox Nip
Tigers, Il, for
Fifth in Row

CHICAGO. Aug. 10 (P.-The
White Sox bounded to within
half a game of third-place
Boston today on Walt Dropo's
|eighth-inning double that gave
the Chicago club a 81 decision
over Detroit and its fifth tri-
umph in a row.
Dropo's double over Center
fielder Bill Tuttle's head scored
Minnie Minoso from third base
and proved the difference in a
tight pitching duel between
young Paul Foytack Of the
Tigers and Chicago's Bob
Keegan.
Minoso. drew a walk to start
the eighth, stole second and
went to third as Dave Philley
was thrown out by Second Base
man Frank Boiling. Minoso was
held at third as Boiling also
threw out pinch-hitter Ron
Northey. Then came Dropo's
game-winning clout.
Chicago's other run came in
the first. which Fred Hatfield
opened with a walk. Larry Dolby
doubled Hatfield to third. Minoso
walked and then Foytack also
walked Philley to force Hatfield
across.
Frank Houses ninth home run
of the season gave Detroit its
only run. 1t came in the second.
Keegan, scoring his first tri-
umph since May Is and his
third Of the season. gave up only
five hits. His record now is 3-5.
Foytack, who was touched for
only seven hits but walked seven.
lost his 10th game. He has nine
victories.
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Olympic Divine Set

The junior Olympic diving
championships, scheduled al
East Potomac pool last Sunday,
will be held Friday. August "a
at 8 pm. at Little Hunting Park
pool at Alexandria. The diving
championships win be held in
conjunction with the novice age
group events.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-19
Four D. c. Riders Stort
Today in Canada Rnce

-Four members OF the WASH
ington Cycle Club were slated to
start today in a 170-mile bike
race from Quebec to Montreal,
the first Of a series Of distance
events totaling $50 miles that
will keep the quartet in COM
petition in Canada through Au-
gust 26.
The four are Oliver Ward, Dis
trict champion; Gerald Teeuwen,
winner Of the 1855 Canada-to-
Atlantic iCty race; Larry Her
man and John Clayton. Clayton
lives in Baltimore. Along as
manager is Mrs. Teeuwen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-19

Mantle Bauer, Cerv and Larsen. New
York: Carrasq1el Hogan and ColAvito.
Cleveland: Tlttle and Kennedy. Detroit;
Franeona and Williams, Baltimore: Daley.
Boston Robinson and Simpson. Kansas
City and Yost and Killebrew. Washington,
I each
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EhrIichss States Drills

Ehrlich's Poultry unlimited
football team has schedule
practices at 1890 pm. today
and at $3.50 pm. Tuesday and
Thursday at Edgewood Play
ground.
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Totals so 8 2410 Totals 20 z 81 8
I Grounded out for Shantz IN 4th.
2 Popped out for Heritage in 18th.

Oub lOI 6HbuJL IN 1Jn,
2 Popped out for Heritage in 9TH.
kansas City DOL 900 O00--1
Cleveland ---------203 100 00x--S
Runs---Avila go. Woodling (2), Smith.
Ward. Hogan t2D Kretlow. Errors
DeMaestr1. Lopez. Strickland Runs bat
ted tn-Skizas, Ward, Smith, Rosen (2l,
Hogan 90. Two-base hits--Smith, Thomp-
son. Hogan. Home run--Hegan, Sacrifice
nies-.Skizas. Rosen. Double play
strickland to Avila. Left on bases
Kansas City. s.; Cleveland, 5. Bases on
balls-On Kretlow 3; of Heritage, 4;
of Wynn. 3. Struck out--By Kretiow,
=; by Shantz. L: By McMahan. 4; BY
Wynn, 3: by .Aguirre. l. Hits-On Kret-
low; 3 in "a innings: of Shantz. o in
3 inning; OF Heritage 3 in 3 innings;
on McMahan. in innings; OF Wynn.
. In innings;. of Aguirre 0 in , in
low. 5.4; on Shatz. 90: OF Heritage,
81; on McMahan, 90: on Wynn, Iii;
Wynn 04-6l Losing STANDARDIZATION
go. Time-2:16 Attendance-4,3 5si.
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Girls SoftbuII Today

The Hollywood girls softball
team will play Joe Hurd's all
star girls team at / pm. today
at Oxon Hill.
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LOVING
CHEVROLET


Is now associated with the sales
department selling both new
Cheyrolets, trucks and used
cars. Mr.. Culver extends
cordial invitation to his old
customers and friends to visit
Loving Chevrolet and says:
You'll love doing business
with Loving Chevrolet because
Loving gives you finest service,
utmost courtesy, and so many
extras at no extra cost"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-19
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