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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

CALVIN COOLIDGE AREA, by nee
Family OF 4 will lovingly care
for apo5o 37bedroom home: reas. RA.
viRGiNiA-s-bedrm.. 2-batb su
bier; conv. to Navy Annex; Marine
ofncer, wife, child. col, METZK.
IL 5-o7OO' Ext 4-1337, 9 am.
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDEDNyw.
have fine tenants for homes in
nearby Nd or NV. D, C. free ap-
praisals; no delay. For Complete
PERRY HAY Co JU 5-6242. @i
SILVER SPRING AND BETHFSDt
area. we, have clients waiting for
furnished and unturnished homes.
SIGLER & CO.. 10. 4-s3s3 HE.
WANTED To RENT-House in b,,.
area, preferably in CheverIy or
nearby Maryland. although ne. or
n y Washington would be salts
factory, b. Air. Force Officer nearing
retirement and now beginning IA
year tour IN Washington. Desire
option to buy, Need 4 bedrooms'
or 3 bedrooms and study dininS
room, living room. Ia or . baths.
modern kitchen and automatic heat
In addition. would like Sunporch
garage. basement or attic and fenced.
in yard. No objection to older houxe
suitable for remodelinE Maximum
rental is $50, Must be availabia
between November l5-December 4
Reply Box 3s-Y, Star 30s
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HOUSES TO SHARE

GEORGET0WN-Perfectly appointed
quarters for gentleman. In recently
| restored house; exclusive, conven-
lent; sos. DE. 2-6294 after pm.
GEORGETOWN-Man, 1882. share
5-rm. furn. house with fireplace
with 2 other men; $77. HU. 3-623I
TWO YOUNG business girls will share
large town house with four other
girls. 17l6 st. NV. EX. 3-Sg59.
ONE GIRL to share house with 4
other girls; blks. from Navy An
mex. Call JA. 1850 after 40.
FALLS CHURCH AREA ReIisbls
couple to share house with another
couple; to take care of l4-no. old
baby in exchange for rent; refs re-
quired. JE 2-4774 after B. II
2 DISSEMINATING girls to share
with . other girls real home with
all privileges. EN-. 2-604s. 20.
C0LORED-COUPLE or 3 girls. ia
share 6-rm house with l person..
unfurn, Anacostia. LU. 2-5592
after 8 pm
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ALEXANDRIA AREA

and 3 bedrm. homes; from $50 up.
Many available Immediately Call
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BRAND-NEW

North on BALTIC. blvd, left at Hot
Shoppe in College PIX, Md. continue
l blk. on Knox rd. to houses. RE.
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SILVER SPRING ARE

SILVER SPRING AREA
Viers Mill Village. 500 mo.
Carol Highlands. bedrms.. Sl2V
mo.
Carol Highlands. bedrmS.. $3.50
mo.
Montg, Hills. 2-bedrm. rambler.
S135 mo.
CLAUDE WOOD, JU. $1,000
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APIS. UNFURNISHED-VA.
TOMORROW

May be too late to locate in Green
brier Apis. Avail. are several choice
1-bedrm. apis. Completely anC
pleasingly dec. in soft tones. Loc
on Columbia pike (most direct ar
terial rd. to Pentagon and d. CO. a.
Greenbrier st. Here you are Jus
for your honey comfort are extra
lge. liv. rm., loads of kit. cabine'
space. cross ventilation and excel
lent management cooperation or
maintenance. Limited number Of ap.
plicationS now being accepted.
bedrm., $3.50 and $S4.50; 2 bed.
rms. 3rd A., S92.50. Utils. incl
Cali resident manager. ia. 2-3295
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
1000 Wi SON BLVD. IA. 7-666O
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5sQ FOXHAIL. IN, sd.

Practically new brick. semidet. end
house with large lawn, storm vim
dows. "a baths. recr rm. in bsmt.
Gas heat. Sllo. 10. 2-37S3, 10.
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LOWEST RENTALS IN AREA-Yesl
We have q vacancies in Rockville
rents rents 1ort to oSe,; :. 8, and i
bedrm. homes. from Ss5 to S125
per mo. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY,
INC. Poplar 2-6l5l. 30
IN BERKELEY SECTION-A large,
new rambler, in excellent neighbor-
hood. Can be seen by calling EN-
3-534S. 81
TRAVILAH RD., nr. Rockville, Md
Two Arm. houses; S65 mo-: limit ?
children. Poplar 2-4224 until 7 pm.
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WEST HYATTSVILLE
$115
OALL
UNION 4-0639

RE. 1851
7l9 Jefferson st. NV. - Semidet.
brick; rms, bsmt.. gas heat, $l2B
mo.
12@ 18th st. s.e.-Brick. 7 rms,
bath, bSmt., oil heat; Sl10 mo.
93S Longfellow ST, n.w.--Row brick
will decorate and sand floors; 6
rms, porches, bsmt, h.-w.h.;
Sl25 mo.
RE 7-3531
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HOUSE-White only; 10 rooms .
baths. h.-w.h., screens and awnings,
full basement on a business street,
good spot for tailor or contractor,
Call after 7;30 p.m. Adams 4-l435
S155 per month, -29
BETHESDA, SOL Greentree I'd
Small Wmsbrg.. . bdrmS., lge. scr.
pch., gas ht.; S125 mo. 4 blks. NH.
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BRENTWOOD, MD.-S115 per me

heat. VoiGT & co. RE. 7-S6s4
N. ARLINGTON, nr. Glebe I'd. and
Lee hwy.-Three-b brick Co
lonial; avail. now; $3.50. JA. 5-7744.
JA. 5-gl54. 80
2S27 n ST. Sc. nr. Sousa Bridge
Six rms, . baths. plus recr. nm.
auto. heat, lge. yard; quiet and
conv. neighborhood; S125. RAY
MOND r. RUPERT, 1Ol7 9TH st.
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720 EAST CAPITOL sT--Lee, row.
brick home; nr. Library Of Congress:
make fine tourist or rooming housei
$3.50 per mo.
HARRY JUSTINE
Ma. S-2s44 SlI 18th st. NV.
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APTS. UNFURNIsHED-VA.

ARLINGTON-1O min. downtown, bus
at door. Large liv. rm., bedrm., kit.
bath, in pvt. home. S65 mo. incl.
utils JA. S-696S, 81
2OS EAST WINDSOR AVE, Alex,
Va. End floor, liy. rm., bedrms..
all large: ample closets; tile bath
with shower dinette, kitchen. porch !;
adults only. no pets; refs; Nov. /.
TIE. 6-4233. 81
ARLINGTON-Best section. Pentagon.
Fort Myer. Navy Annex, .Arl. Hall.
l bedrm., storage, laundry. shop
ping, SS5. Utils. except elec.; no
children; see MRS FANDICH, out
Wilson Blvd, left on Oak st. right
to 1884 10th rd. n. a
CL0SE-IN ARLINGToN-Very large,
2;-bedrm, apt. close to transp: ano
snSS2ppoi1nSi Spo1 500 with al u'iliIesa Iai "a
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wash. on Potomac, mr.. Fort Beivoir.
Call TIE. 6-3445; ewes, TIE. 6-0329.
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COLOREL - 1926 WAVERLY TER
RACE NV. of 9th and You SITS. =
4-rm. brick, good cond; S29. 80 per
mo; HARRY JUSTINE, MA. s-2S44,
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BELLE VIEW
WHERE TOWN AND
COTINTPX MEET

WHERE 1OWN AND
COUNTRY MEET
ONLY 20 MINUTES FROM
DOWNTOWN D. G.
!, 2 AND 3 BEDROOM APTS.
RENTALS INCLUDE UTn,S.
The living is far better at
BELLE VIEW but the COST is
no higher than that Of
modern city apartment.
LOCATED IN THE BELLE
HAVEN COUN NTRY CLUB
AREA. Just of the lovely
Potomac. Large rooms, smartly
designed, cross ventilation,
fire-proofed. off-street parking.
Fairgrounds, shopping center.
No industries. r.r. or nuisanceS
of any kind. School located
en- premises. Excellent bus
on Mt. Vernon blvd. mile
south of Alexandria, Va.
Rental Manager on Premises
Hours: Daily. $50 A.M.-6 PM.
Saturday. $50 ANIL Pm.
(EVes. by Appt.. South S-S00D
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ALEXANDRIA-Thre bedroom brick,
Maury School area $125 per month.
IFIVE-RM. DETACHED. south OF Alex.
sos per month.
ICLOSE-IN ALEX Brick Semidet.. 3
bedrmS., full basement. Near high
school. Sl25 per month.
HUNTINGTON-New decorated. &
rms, with full basement. SlO5 per
month. Excellent area for service
people
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WANT A
KING-SIZED APT?
YOU'LL FIND THEM AT
IIAsHhAn II

NO1U1IIU4h 44N40H4OO 4APOo'
IN ARLINGTON. VA.
l -Bedrm Apt. From $3.50 Month
Rent Includes All Utilities
Then come out now and see our newlS
decorated apis. (some with lge. pic
ture windows). now avail. in thi!
ultramod. conv. and charming gar.
den community. All apis. have 2 ol
kit. and bath. etc. and there are
broad. well-kept lawns. incloseC
Fairgrounds. laundry, storage anc
private parking facilities, etc. Just
moments from the Pentagon anC
downtown D, c.. on good bus transp
Greenbrier St. right l long blk. u
mgr's Office on right at Sl5 Green
brier. Open daily and Sunday, 1917
Call ia. 7-5565.
JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT CO.
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T-CALL RE. 1851
ARLINGTON

2-bedrm. bungalow; S110 mo-; avail.
FALLS CHURCH
2-bedrm. rambler. sos mo-; avail
FALLS CHURCH
Brick rambler, 3 large bedrooms. .
baths. full basement; Sl6O mo.
F. E. MALCOLM
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WOODLAWN. MD
TwO-BEDROOM BUNGALOW S10C
THREE BEDKMS, . STORY Sl2C
ROBERT s. DAVIS 4 co.
CALL TIL 8 P. NJ. WA. $4,000
A 80
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Sal, go: SUN. la
COLORED-TWO ROOMS. kitchen
ana bath. Lu; 4-3294. go
CoL.oeRED-7N,W.-2 rms. kits PVT
per mo: IA, 9-o6Ss IS 'H'p after 5. 0OoSY @SY
COLORED-4OO BLK. OF PARK RID.
N.W.-One rm. kit. and bath, newly
dec. Call RA.- 6-3763.
COLORED-7O4A 12th ST. Sc
Bedrm. lily. rm:.. kit. dinette., bath.
FAIRBAIRN, ST. $4,000. DE, 2
CoLoRED-47 M ST. N.w.-xpt
bldg. Apt. No. /: / bedrm.. comb
din; rm. and Pullman kit; tile bath
with shower; $50 per mo. Adults
CoRokRD&i!oo oReH E . I Si%' BLK. EPSON 'P PL.
$3.50 mo. MICHAEL WALSH q
SONS, 1911 Eve st. NV. RE. 7-S2s2
coLoRED-BEsT NV. SECTION
1854 Monroe ST.: 2 rms. kit, bath;
ea }sn scuded sscE au9a See Fm JAM ssy sS5d sTsa
LTss REALTY CO.. ME. S-666s
coLoRED-21e WARREN ST. Me-
Brand-new; 2 rms, kit. bath: pvt.
snsr sntF.' E go pasSs p5qs ntils' ST $4,000.
coIoREp-fs4s oTeoia RG: TsaSii EUCLID ST. NV.
Beautiful large 1-bedrm, liv. rm.,
kit. and bath apt. avail. for imm.
occup $S5 mo. incl all utilities:
See janitor jnito9 on premises or call
CoLoRED-BELMoNT RID. NV,
1885,. Q and 3 rms. S35 to $79
COLORED-I3I6 EUCLID ST. NV
Lovely 2-rm., kit. and bath apt. in
apt. bldg: LIST f.: 1-yr, lease; nc
tsnit9r to, 70 insp. s1GLER O. CO..
cohoRE6@ises 81: SlS6s1ise 11th ST. NV
arm; apt, near transportation. LA
coIoRED 1918 CENTRAL AVE,
Ne lge. bedrms., liv. rm.. di-
nette. kit. and bath; in excel. cond.
nr. shopping, transp. and schools;
SS2.5n per mo. JUSTINE REALTY
CO.. 412 5th st. NV, D1. T-5995.
COLORED-439 NJ ST. N.W.-Two
rms, kit. and bath; in excel. cond;
nr. downtown Wash; very reas. rent.
JUSTINE REALTY CO., Az 9TH
st. NV, DI. 1895. i
COLORED-1Il3 9TH ST. NV
Two rms. kit and bath. S62 so; in
excel. cond. JUSTINE REALTY CO.
4l2 5th st. NV. DI. 1895. Il
COLORED-1O3 SEATON PL. NV;
rm.. kitchen and Semipvt. bath:
immediate occupancy; S45 mo. Call
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YOUR Child
THE REVERE APIS.

Some Of our newly dec. ULTRA
SIZED | and 2 bedrm: apis avail
lovely garden apt home, adj. major
Rents Of $3.50 and sos, so. incl
all utils. Plenty Of service: pvt,
parking, laund., storage, etc. To IN
spect go out New Hampshire ave,
shop. center to Lebanon ST.. left u
block to mgr.'s apt. 1907 Lebanon
St. Apt. J-1 or call HE. $4,000.
JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT co.
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AVAIL. MINED, $100
Immac., bedrms., bath, liv. rm.,
separate din, rm.. kit; full bSmt.,
incl. fin. recr. rm. Screened porch
with awnings. Fenced yard. Cow.
This property is conv. to Pentagon
Bldg, Navy Bldg. and Ft. Belvoir.
Cali Mr.. Adams, daytime, ia.
5-7l00; ewes, KE S-70S3. 80
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ROuth Robbins Realty
2007 Mt. Vernon Ave, Alex.


XII s-3lO6 --31
LOVELY Def. BRICK
8 RMS, . BATHS, 4 BEDRMS.
Rec. rm,. LGe, lot 800 Merton St. N.
PPorteStyille. conV,,, 10 Andrews and
ROGER MOSS, HO. 2-6O2O
Ewes. and Sunday. LA, 6-392s..
BRAND-NEW
De luxe semidet., 2-family brick
homes; including Q lge. bedrms tic
bath, de luxe kitchen with garbage
disposal; gas h.-w.h.; full bsmt. and
lse. lots. IMAGINE ONLY Sll5 PER
MONTH. INCLUDING
ALL UTILITIES
North on BALTIC. blvd. left at Hot
l bik. on Knox rd. to houses. RE-
COLOREL 1926 WAVERLY TER
RACE NV. of 9th and You stS. =
4-rm. brick. good cond; $3.50 per
mo; mo HARRY JUSTINE, MA. S-2s44,
CoLoRED-N. IL. AND PRINCETON
N.W.-Brick, rms, / u baths. gas
h,-w.h garage; livabe bsmt., with
front entr. excel. cond; rent or
sale reas. RE. 1-O7Sl, Ii. 4-1265,
80
COLORED-4615 JAY ST. N.W-s-
rm; house, semidetached; Sl15 mo,
23I9 lst st. NV; newly redecorated:
II<room house; Sl15. JAMES E.
SCOTT REAL ESTATE, ri FIorlda
ave; NV. Washington, D. c. DE,
2-15l3, DE. 2-15l4. 40
COLORED--16O6 ID ST. S.E.-semi.
det. brk.; 3 rms. and bath; han;
$40 mo-; newly redec. RE. 7-llS3.
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OPEN MON. THROUGH
SAT OK. dTIM I1I

Directions: Out s.. Capitol st., Q block.
over D. c. line. Rental once, 101
Audrey lane. LO. 7-S100.
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OF NOItH btdVH 'loNI or 4bWI.
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED

A brick rambler in perfect condition,
consisting of 6 rooms, Ia baths,
storage attic, attached garage. Situ-
ated on a large, attractive site and
in a highly desirable community.
Sl75 per month.
PHILLIPS. CANDY e. FULLER, INC.
ST. 3-2400 10l2 18th ST. NV.
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RENT REDUCED

To inspect: See Mr.. Parker at 1856
Victor st. ne. from 10 am. to s
pm. or call TIA. 9-6757 or RA.
6-2569. (M-2 bus runs through the
DEVELOPMENT
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HOUSES FURNISHED

JACKSON MOVING AND HAULING
Prompt Service Reasonable Rates
Day or Night co. b-9S59
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NORTH BEACH MD

mo. 2 bedrooms, tub and shower.
Auto. hot water elect. gas Some
furn. If needed, at Bird and Gin
cinatti. Ii. 3-226l. ewes. JU. 5-2644
or North Beach 1881 or 1891.
Evening star., 1953-06-18
Douglas Impeachment Move
Pushed Against Heavy Odds
Only 4 in History.
Action Moy Spur
Review Of Spy Laws
BY the Associated Press

A resolution to impeach Su-
preme Court Justice Douglas was
headed on the path through Con-
gress today. but on past records
the odds were against much of
anything happening.
On only IL occasions has a
court Of impeachment been con-
vened by Congress and only four
Federal judges have ever been
removed from Office via the i'm
peachment route.
Only one Supreme Court JUS
tice has ever been tried and he
was acquitted. This was Justice
Samuel Chase, back in 1905.
The impeachment resolution,
introduced yesterday by Repre-
sentative Wheeler, Democrat, of
Georgia, was greeted by cheers
and applause in the House. It
was introduced after Justice
Douglas had granted a stay Of
execution to Julius and Ethel
Rosenberg, convicted of atomic
espionage.
Chelf Assails Douglas.
Later Representative Chelf,
Democrat. of Kentucky, a mem
ber Of the House Judiciary Com
mittee, termed it a "hasty, ILL
advised, sensational opinion" by
that self-appointed, one-man
Supreme Court, Justice William
o. Douglas"
Under a 1925 law, any Supreme
Court Justice has the power to
stay an execution. Justice Doug
las said legal point of substan-
tial nature, not before considered
by the high court. had been
raised by attorneys seeking the
stay.
Chairman Chauncey M. Reed
Of the House Judiciary Commit
tee promised immediate consid-
Grafton of Mr.. Wheeler's i'm
peachment resolution, and his
separate bill to investigate JUS
tice Douglas official conduct. The
committee arranged to meet at
10 am. today.
Before any recommendation by
the committee, however, a full
investigation will be made of the
legal angles and the basis of
Mr.. Wheeler's charge of high
crimes and misdemeanors," Mr..
Reed said.
Laws May Be Reviewed.
If impeachment proceedings
should be recommended by the
Judiciary Committee and then
voted by the House, Justice
Douglas would be brought before
the Senate, sitting as a court of
impeachment, and tried on spe-
cif1c counts contained in a bill
Of particulars.
There were some signs the
Douglas decision in the Rosen-
berg case might result in a con-
gressional review of the es-
pionage laws.
The Rosenbergs were SEN
fenced to death under the 1917
espionage law, which provides
the death penalty for espionage
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the sympathizers have gone to
the White House to picket, carry
ing placards demanding execu-
tive clemency for the Rosen-
bergs.
Capt. P. H. Crook, head Of the
Supreme Court Police, pointed
out that a special law bars such
picketing at the Supreme Court
Building or on it's grounds.
Police Are Alerted.
Police were making special
preparations to cope with any
disturbances which might arise
from demonstrations on behalf
of the Rosenbergs.
Inspector Howard v. Covell,
executive officer Of the Police De-
partment, Cancelled all days off
for policemen on the 4 pm. shift.
The Special Investigations Squad
and the Civil Disturbance Unit
were alerted.
The law barring picketing in
and near the Supreme Court
Building makes it unlawful to
parade, stand or move in pro-
cessionS or assemblages in the
Supreme Court Building or
grounds, or to display therein
any flag, banner, or device de-
signed or adapted to bring into
public notice any party, organi-
zation or movement.
Mrs. Rosenberg Comments.
Violators are subject to a 500
fine or a 60-day jail term. They
are subject to arrest by the
Supreme Court Police or, with
permission from the courts
marshal, by Metropolitan police.
Before Mrs. Sophie Rosenberg
boarded the plane in New York
she told reporters:
II am going to plead for the
life of my two children. My
heart is heavy. My son said
the papers print lies and he
can't get justice"
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Mass Meeting Set
For Rosenbergs as
1000 Arrive Here

A last-ditch demonstration for
julius and Ethel Rosenberg ap-
peared in the making today as
the Supreme Court sat in special
session to hear a plea designed
to save the convicted atom spies
from death in Sing Sings elec-
trio chair tonight.
In another move, Mrs. Sophie
Rosenberg, mother of Julius Ros-
enberg, planned a personal ap-
peal to President Eisenhower to
grant executive clemency to her
son and daughter-in-law. Mrs.
Rosenberg arrived here shortly
after noon aboard an American
Airlines plane from New York
City.
A 16-car train carrying SYM
pathizers for the Rosenbergs left
New York this morning. It
halted at Philadelphia to add
five more special cars.
Another Train Expected.
Union Station officials esti-
mated the number aboard the
special train at 1000. Another
special train was expected at
$40 pm. A mass meeting was
scheduled at 2:30 pm. at Ninth
street and Constitution avenue
NV.
In previous moves of this type.
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in wartime, but a maximum of
80 years imprisonment for spy
ing in peacetime.
In granting the stay of execu-
ton, Justice Douglas said he had
serious doubts whether the SEN
fencing judge had the right to
impose the death penalty on the
Rosenbergs in the light of the
later Atomic Energy Act.
Last Impeachment in 1886.
This law, passed in 1946, says
the death penalty for giving
away atomic secrets can be i'm
posed only on specific. recon-
mendation Of the trial jury, and
only when the offense was COM
mitted in an attempt to injure
the United States. The jury
which found the Rosenbergs
guilty did not recommend the
death sentence.
Mr.. Reed, whose Judiciary
Committee would have jurisdic-
ton, said he would certainly
think" the committee should
look into any possible legal con-
f1ict "in view of Justice Douglas
decision"
Certainly Congress should
clarity the situation" he said.
The last impeachment pro-
ceedings were in 1886, when Dis
trict Judge Halsted L. Ritter of
Florida was removed from office.
Only three other members of
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application declared, in citing
the long series of prior refusals
Of courts all along the line to
reverse or review the conviction
Of the Rosenbergs in 1851.
I'VE urge that it would not be
in the interest of orderly proc
esseS of justice that the point Of
law upon which Justice Douglas
based his stay order wend it's
way through the District Court
lin New York; and then the
Court of Appeals and then the
Supreme Court before this case
can be brought to a final conclu-
sion.
1.-THE Government is fully
mindful that human lives are at
stake and that in no circum-
stances should the extreme pen
atty be eXacted until the fullest
measure of justice and due proc
ess of law has been afforded.
Holds Conviction Justified.
1.-THE Government is not ask
ing that this court act with un-
seemly haste to avoid postpone
ment Of q scheduled execution.
On the contrary, we are con-
vinced that the only conclusion
which fair-minded persons could
draw from the history of this
case is that. after a fair trial in
which guilt was clearly estab-
lished, and after successive ap-
peals to this court and the Court
of Appeals proved without avail
the defendants now have re-
ceived the fullest measure of
justice and due process of law.
Further postponement would not
serve the interest of justice.
Respect for the orderly proc
esses of law cannot help but be
impaired by a parade of repeated
unmeritorious appeals, each new
one presenting only an insub-
Stantial variation from its pred
eceSsorS."
The Justice Department appli-
cation did not question the au-
thority of Justice Douglas or any
one member of the court to grant
a stay. It contended, however,
that the full court, in its pro-
ceedings today, could:
1. Issue a simple order vacat-
ing the stay.
2. Or, on its own initiative
could review the order without
the necessity of lower court con-
sideration of the question con-
corning applicability of the 1946
Atomic Energy Act instead of the
1917 Espionage Act to the Rosen-
bergS.
Last Monday the Supreme
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Court denied an application for
a stay of execution presented by
attorneys for the Rosenbergs.
Those attorneys then turned to
Justice Douglas, as did two other
lawyers, Fyke Farmer of Nash
vile, Tenn, and Daniel j. Mar
shall of Los Angeles, represent
ing Irwin Edelman, a Los Angeles
pamphlet writer interested in the
Rosenberg case.
The latter two lawyers pressed
the point about the Atomic En-
ergy Act, and this was the point
on which Justice Douglas grant,
ed the stay pending an answer
by the courts. Unless vacated by
the full court, the stay will re-
main in effect until final de-
termination of that question.
The Justice Departments ap-
plication yesterday therefore re-
quested that the Supreme Court:
"Vacate it's order of June Is
for the purpose of considering
whether the contention as to the
applicability of the Atomic En-
ergy Act affords sufficient basis
for granting a stay; and II the
full court should decide that it
does not, it should thereupon
enter an order denying a stay"
The department devoted much
Of its formal document to con-
tentions that the Atomic Energy
Act did not apply to the Rosen-
berg indictment, conviction and
sentence. 1t said the 1916 statute
did not repeal the penalty sec
tions of the 1917 law or the lat
ter's laws application to atomic
secrets.
Other Matters Covered
"Since it was clear that a con-
spiracy during wartime to COM
NIT espionage as to matters other
than atomic energy could be gov
erned only by the Espionage
Act" the application asserted.
"and since it is also clear that
this conspiracy did in fact cover
matters other than atomic en-
ergy, the prosecution and penalty
under terms of the Espionage Act
were clearly i,1Sfif7or1
mot only was the conspiracy
general one dealing in any and
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THE EVENING STAR A-3
Washington, D. G. 80
THURSDAY. JUNE IL, 1858

the Federal judiciary have been
so removed-Judge Robert w.
Archibald Of the United States
Commerce Court in 1918, Dis
trict Judge West H. Humphreys
Of Tennessee in 1862 and Dis
trict Judge John Pickering Of
New Hampshire in 1903.
Three other Federal judges
hailed before a court Of impeach-
ment were acquitted, and in a
fourth case the proceedings were
dismissed when the Judge
resigned.
Probably the most famous
impeachment proceedings were
against President Andrew John
son in the reconstruction period
after the Civil War. He was
tried and acquitted in 1868.
Evening star., 1953-06-18

all information relating to the
national defense, and not re-
stricted to atomic energy infor-
nation, but also the acts of
transmission occurred prior to
passage of the Atomic Energy
Act"
Evening star., 1953-06-18
200 Homes to Be Given

OSLO.-The Norwegian Red
Cross has pledged to give 200
prefabricated homes to help in
the reconstruction Of flood-rav-
aged districts of The Neither
lands. Delivery is to be made
within a year.