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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-29
ANDREWs-BoLLING AREA
Forest Heights Rambler
202 MODOCLANE
$15,550-GI-$300 d


OPEN SUNDAY, II
Two-level brick home ON o.
IT.. wide lot. Ideal for family
with children. Living room
with fireplace, 3 bedrooms,
bath on street level. Separate
dining room. big kitchen, tiled
powder room and basement at
terrace level opening to rear Of
lot. CT earning about 500
weekly can buy on 30-year loan
with monthly payments Of only
s. Capitol 81. Bridge s s3io q 9G a
mile past D.. c. line (Southern
ave.). left ct Oxon Hill arrow
sign, one block to ESQ gas
station (Standish dr.). right
one block to Modoc lane and
left half block to our OPEN
sign. Mr., Franzblau on. prem
ises (Call UN. 4-1S12 ct other
than open hours).
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
5000 Conn. Ave. KE. 1880
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Ind. HOUSES ron sAll-MD.
MOVE RIGHT IN

ON YOUR TERMS
TWINBROOK - Lovely 2-bedroom
home, expansible attic, living room
with fireplace; many extras. Only
$50 month.
RoCKCRESTcorner 3-bedrm. home
with knotty-pine breakfast room.
Only S70,25 month.
MARYvALE--Lovely 2-bedrm. home:
$500 down. $50 month.
VrERS MILL VILLAGE Lovely o
bedroom home; full basement: $500
BUDNEY REALTY co.
HE. 4-39O6 AP. 7-24B4
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IF

IF
II you like country living.
II you need city conveniences.
II you like . house that rambles.
II you want to stay under $4,000
THEN you should see the Burruss
mouse In PAINT BRANCH FARMS
a lovely white rambler on corner
sSre !ot: bedrooms, Q baths, large
features. Call Mr.. Aiken, with
ASHTON REALTY CO.. EN-. 3-3S94.
OPEN 2 TO Q Pm. SUNDAY
Out Colesville I'd. to Mid
land rd.. right VI block to open sign.
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DE Luxe CAPE COD

4 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS
This is the most livable and spacious
home for the money we have seen
in some time. Looks like rambler
but has " hinge bedrms.. and tile
bath on 1st floor, has 2 huge bed
rooms and bath on Ind A.: lge. liv.
rm. with fireplace. full dining rooms
very mod. kit: enormous closets;
full bsmt.: beaut. lot: cow: to
DIR: Out Colesville I'd. to Franklin
ave. right to Wire, right to open
sign.
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SUfITLANiDS1 1'''
RAMBLER
BSMT.

Beautiful 2-yr. old, 3-bedrm. ram.
bier; din; rn.. firepl.. attached gar.
and porch: nearly h-acre lot. walk
Price, $22e,950; may 70 CT. Opei,.
To reach. Out Pa. ave. sc. 10 end:
right to .Suitland rd,. left 4/IO mi.
past traffic light In Suitlsnd, left
to No. 4S1b Roman court. JOHN
T., McALLISTER. Realtor, 20.
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IMAGINE

An All-brick Cape Cod bungalow in
Woodside for only SlS,95O. Need we
say more? Directions: Out Georgia
ave. to Woodside Parkway. right to
1404 and Open align
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Ultra De Luxe Rambler

S5-ft. liv. rm., 14x10 din. rm.. 8
bedrms.. full bsmt., Gear garage.
Large slec a st All tni snt 9cat rson
ground. This 1h-yr.-old de luxe
rambler is located in beautiful
Quaint Acres in beautiful Silver
Spring. You must see this fully
comfortable living. Directions: Out
Colesville I'd. to Quaint Acres, left
to Capital Realty Co. open sign.
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3-REDRM COLONIAL,

Oo101L4V1. OO1O4N11A1
A treat for any family. for all that
makes for an exceptionally hvable
home on lovely corner lot near
transp.. schools, shopping. Asking
only $4,000. DIR. Out Colesville
"a. to Four Corners, right on Old
Bladensburs I'd. to Melbourne, right
to Chenille and open sign at 9301.
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OPEN 3 70 z
OWNERS TRANSFER
Near ArYnv Man Service

wear ArIIIy Map oerVlCe
Must sacriface-s1l.e50. Combine
ton liv.-din. rm.. "a t.: 8 bedrms..
beaut. lot, dogwood and maple trees.
Close to parochial and public schools.
Call JAMES 3. sCHWAB. EN-. g
$500; eyes,, OIL. <-7693 or o.
2-1400. 80
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GRAHAM & co.
JU. 6-60lO
OPEN-TAKOMA
7419 BIRCH AVE.
3-bedrm. brick: Hv. rm., sep. din
rni., Q bedrms. LIST d.: oil heat
garage. fun bsmt. Under $4,000
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kGEE And RIGGS RID. AREA
YOUR TERMS
MUST SEII.

The young family wanting Co e.
pand should not miss this bargain;
CT. Plus lovely Ist d. with al Hot
point kit. There ID 4 fun ssrni-X IN.
2na q. for two more bedrms. and
bath. Really worth seeing; it's new
and fully guaranteed. Out RIGGS ri.
70 Aver I'd, cross Aver I'd. (bet.
Snopping ctr; and aptl to Van
22nd pl., right to 6614,
OPEN SUNDAY. Q to O. ss
Thomas H. Ryon
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HOUSES FOR sAIEMp.
OPEN TODAY
9 q
WOODSIDE PARK
02l5 CROSBY RID.

is being offere d. Tor the ist time Ss
the 26-ft. liv. rn. with lovely nrepl.
opens onto Q cool screened porch:
there's . spacious din. rm.: KIT. Is
lse. with plenty of room for table
to dine; Ice. bedrm. and fun bath
On LIST a: 2 Ice: bedrms. and adj
The grounds are really beautiful
with unusually lge. lot, 76x22S,
loaded with dogWoods Directions:
Out colesyille I'd. to Dale DR.. left
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RANCH TYPE RAMBI ,ERs

Close I'M: this 3-bedrm. (alI twin
sizedl. z s-bsth brick rambler IS
schools; iiv. rm. extra lge with
stone flrepl.. sep. din. rm., incl.
scr. porch, all-elec. kit, play yard
for children. Price, S25,95O. d.
rections: Out Colesville I'd. to
Franklin. left to Caroline. left to
$500 and open sign,
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orESa sHysNEp,AAY% a-e

Between gar. and this brsnd.new T.
,.s r. brick s. Cape Cod Is one Of
mod. cleo. kit: huge, expansil,ie a..
tte: fun hsmt.; lovely lot, Dir: Rte.
20 throuGh Lanham and over VIA
duct. left ut stone pillars, follow
arrows to homes. q. A. MARINARI.
u. 4-23S1. LU. 1916.
AGER AND RIGGS RD. AREA
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ANUHEWS-BOLLIN
Nothing Down

: Q BEDRMs.. 4 BEDRMs.. BsMT.
For eligible GI, low down paymt.,
non-GI;. walk to high and elemen.
tary schools and bus; all utils..
Open. TO reach: Out Central sS Si's ave.
to 65th. left 3 blks. to Buchanan,
left to No. 64O2. JOHN H. MEAL
LISTER. Realtor, 10. S-2555.
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2K-ACRE ESTATE

2k-ACRE ESTATE
On Potomac and Great Falls I'd. 30
min. to d. c. A modern home with
equisite panoramic view. Almost
hidden by lovely expensive trees and
shrubbery. Horse barn, saddle room
and hay barn. This is one the city
dweller cannot afford to miss.
Priced way below the market value
Mt $4,000. Can arrange financing.
BY appointment only. Mr.. Pelton.
W; S-13S9. cox d CO.. 20.
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BY OWNER
4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS

Rosemary Hills. Moving from city.
One-year-old. brick Cape Cod; q
bedrooms and bath FIRST floor, 9
bedrooms and bath second moor.
Modern electric kitchen, dishwasher,
garh. disposal: tiled basement.
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FALKLAND
1900 BACHELORS DIR.

Rambler on / acre, brick and stone,
Soft. overall: B tWin-sized he'd
rms, 2 baths, 32-ft. nv. rm., guest
sized din. rm.: breezeway tiled and
screened: 2-car garage. Priced below
current market due to owner leay.
Ing this area. Directions: Out Coles
1867 3 miles. left on Falkland I'd.
at school. right on WestWind dr.,
left on Star Crest to Bachelors dr..
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CITIZENS BANK BLDG,
1850 N. HAMP. AVE. HE. 4-64O0
COUNTRY
HOMES
FIVE ACRES with exceptionally nice
brick Colonial with white pillars,
edge of Gaithersburg: stream, horse
barn; real country estate. close-in.
THREE ACRES. trees, shrubbery.
large 3-bath home and only $27.-
BEDROOMS. bath, oil heat. paved
road, several outbldss.; $4,000.
TEN ACRES with good modernized
5-bedroom home; paved road; $17,-
900.
SIX ACRES, nice looking home with
small barn, etc. fruit trees; only
|Mo 5Di sSi COUNTRY HOME on
2 acres for 81 $50, with $4,000
|GATTHERsBURG. large, fine-Iooking
home of 4 or 5 bedrooms on large
shaded lot near stores, transporta-
ton. public and parochial schools;
STOP IN OUR OFFICE
FOR COUNTRY PROPERTY
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
DrAr T<1pC IA Trr,rIrro 0DTTrrs ono
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10 ACRES BEDRMS.
Beautiful setting in lovely COM
c Munity on ne " super hiEhwsy
9 rms. 2 porches, modern; needs
redecorating. Sell of eight l-acre
lots and have o lovely home on 9
acres: entrances on hard surfaced
road; $4,000. Can arrange finance
ing; Mrs: Williams, 20. 2-21SO.
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ASSUME 40 CT
LOAN-$97 MONTHLY

large living room, fireplace. separate
dining area, French doors lead to
new, large, custom-built, screen
porch. Level lot: schools, Shopping
center. churches nearby; dead-end
street. ideal for young children.
$21, $50
1911 SUNDALE DRIVE
JU. 9-S347.
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CHEVERLY

7 rooms. garage, room and bath in
basement. fireplace. barbecue pit;
cor lot: on busline; .GI-appraissd
WA 7-7s46. --2g
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Beacon Hts, Riverdale
NON-VETERANS OR CT
Low as $700 Dn.-New
3-BEDRM. RAMBLERS
Directions: From Peace Cross to Ed
monston I'd, left to Riverdale I'd.
:. right to 66th ave. (Eastpines) BY
new BALTIC. Wash. pkwy.
HERB BEDFORD, AP. 7-2345
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ANDREWS, BOILING, SULTAN
S58 MONTH

Incl. taxes and insurance: mon -GI
take over AZ loan. 2-bedrm, Cape
S st WIN nse iu 1.r stasySE e % s ssSaS
bus and shopping Price, $4,000.
Open. To reach: Out Pa. ave. Sc.
to end, right to Suitland I'd, left
about 3k mi. to Randolph I'd: left
to No. 207. JOHN H. McAIiLISTER,
Realtor. 10 S-05h6
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" EN- OUNDAY, 20
s12 wooDsIDE PARKWAY. al
$1,000 down. Lge. .s-rm.. Colonial
rec. rm., garage, fenced yard; In
st. MichaePs Parish: S2O,30O, CT
approved. HU. 1886, CHAPMAN
REALTY co.
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Barnabv, Lot 74x252 TT.

Barnaby, Lot 74X252 Ft.
OPEN SUNDAY, 20
Immaculate 2-bedrm. shinsie; on this
mod. kitchen, Ice. garden, full price:
S9,950. with Az loan to be as
sufned. Directions: Branch ave. Sc.
to st. Barnabas I'd. (rt. 414), right
to End st.. right TO $3.50 and SIGN.
POTTS REALTY, Ii. 6-4444, Lo.
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HILLS-3410 Perdue--
Open Sun. Brick Cape Cod; 4 bed.
rms. 2 baths. full din. rm.: larg,
lot: Sl7 $50. WINSTON c. CLAY
w Ma, i-taTs. brick ram
bier. left. hv. rm. with frepl.. Ice
equipped kit. colored tile bath, full
dry bsnt. wLfin. rec rm. $1,000
dn anyone, S77.17 plus taxes ans
ms. J. VICTOR DICKEY, AP. 7-S0SO
7 ROOM BRICK HOUSE. large lot
idssl foT NE, sssrd .s 1 sy 5WNER 20
ONLY ssoo 800 DoWN-2ebedrm. ma
sonry BUNGALOW. vacant, s. yrs. old
gas heat. tile bath, large lot. Onl!
S1Q,750. Assume loan, $40. 80 mo.
INCLUDES taxes. HERB BEDFORD
%. sso9 S1sffariRAcrr COTTAGE so ..
lot 1aOx140: excellent condition
large liy: rm.. very large equipped
kit. 2 bedrms.. bath and utility
room. near new Annapolis Freewayi
f msss be fpIS nS reasonable asa9 SeT s.
ham. Nd. AP. 7-sSoo. -as 81
SALE BY OWNER--Beaut. split-leye
BY towering shade and doGWoot
trees; lge. lot; 2-car gar; 8 bed.
rms. TX baths, studio liy. I'm. viii
firepl din. rm., all-elec. kit, Oh
heat secluded sect, but cony. = Il
churches schools, shopping ctr. and
transp. BY appt. only. JU. 5-5066
BEAUTIFUL, 3-bedrm.. white brici
Cape Cod; exceptional corner lot;
ny. rm., din rm.. den, equip. kit.
full bsmt.. lge., rear porch: beauti-
fun flower garden: excel. financing
Must be seen to be appreciated. Lo-
Gated IN Marlboro pike between
Forestville and District Heights
Call RE 6-6134. -29
OPEN--sI2.75o 20I Spring ave.. Ia.
koma PIX. cor. buna.. 9 rms, gas
heat. attic. hsmt., gar. RA. 3-304s
Sic CHILLUM RD..-Beaut.. brick
det., 6-rm. home. rec. rm.; mr..
schools and shopping center; price,
$4,000. JOE CuRTO REALTY
Ii. 7-7S00: eyes,. 10. S-5241.
HOUSES BY HUGHRs-Msssiye. al.
brick Colonial: very best section 81
popular Cheverly. Deep lot with
trees you long for; 3 twtn-size bed
rms. plus 3rd-n. STORAGE attic, pine
paneled rec. rni.. family-st3e din. I'm.
Side screened porch. Only so, 800.
". =. HUGHES CO.. Ap. 7-lz0o TIL
o p.m.
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CHEvERLY

Open SUM-, z III DARK
Smiley offers choice Of B nice homes.
Enter Cheveriy gates. left on Mont
rose I'd. TO open siGn. One brick
rambler. Approved OF. no down
payment.
DOUG N. SMILEY. INC.
UN. A-s260 m. B-6049
20
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Thomas II. Ryo
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TAK0MA PK:--Immac. 3-bedrm. all
brick; .shrubbery. trees. rec. rm..
fireplace, screened porch. storm
windows; many other features. Mr.
schools. shop. $16.950. OWNER,
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BY John A. Giles

MRS. Annie Lee Moss, who
denied under oath last March
Senator McCarthy's charge that
she was q Communist. today
again is under suspension from
her Army job ION the basis of
information which was not pre-
viously available"
The Army late yesterday an
nounced its inquiry into the
Moss case had been "reopened. |"
it added that the new informa-
ton has not been satisfactor
resolved by an investigation
The middle-aged colored wom-
an, who lives at 1244 Evarts
street NE, was first suspended
on February Is after Senator
Mccarthy subpoenaed her be-
fore his Investigations subeom-
mittee to answer accusations of
Communist Party membership.
Mrs. Moss appe aranc e
brought heated exchanges be-
tween subcommittee members
and later. after a lengthy in
vestigation, the Army again put
her back to work. However. she
was not returned to her old job
Of feeding undecipherable tapped
messages into a transmitter. In
stead, she was given an unclas-
Sified position as clerk in the
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said Mrs. Moss was on the list
OF card-carrying. dues-paying
members Of the Northeast Club
Of the Communist Party.
She told Senator Mccarthy
there was no doubt, Mrs. Moss
was a full-fledged Red.
But later the witness said she
was not sure Mrs. Moss was the
right person.
The suspended Army employee
took the stand to deny fatty she
had ever been a Red or even
bought copies of the Daily
Worker, adding she did not know
it was Communist publication.
Roy M. Cohn, former subcom-
mittee counsel, said another wit
ness would offer Confederation"
Of Mrs. Markward's testimony.
He did not name the other
witness.
Senator Mcclellan objected.
saying Mrs. Moss had already
lost her job and was entitled to
have the corroborative evidence
presented.
Senator Mundt. Republican, Of
South Dakota. who was presiding
at the time. ordered Mr.. COINS
remark struck from the record.
He said the other witness was in
contact with the FBI and would
have to be heard in closed
session.
Senator Symington. Democrat,
OF Missouri. told Mrs. Moss he
believed she was telling the truth
and offered to help her find q
job.
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Mrs. Moss Suspended Again
On Bosis Of New information

Signal Corps Supply Center In
the Pentagon ct 1885 q year.
In Flanders Resolution.
Senator Flanders, Republican,
Of Vermont, recently made SEM
ator McCarthy's handling Of
the Moss case . part Of the
Senate censure resolu ton
against him. The Wisconsin Re
publican replied only two days
ago that he was not through
with the case and repeated his
charge that she was q Commu-
mist.
After announcement Of the
latest action, Senator Mccarthy
said 1t indicated the Army had
frightened up its security pro-
gram and he "complimented
Army Secretary Stevens for
that"
Mrs. Moss was given q state
ment Of the issues" the Army
said, and has an opportunity TO
request q hearing before q Sc
curity board within 80 days.
The department did not define
the issues but Senator McClel-
Ian. Democrat. Of Arkansas. and
one of the Senators who pro-
tested the Mccarthy subcommit-
tee procedures In the Moss case
said:
| If she has any Communist
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John c. Stennis. Democrat. Of
Mississippi. has been active in
both judicial and legislative Of
fees. He has been a member Of
the Senate since November, l947.
and has voted generally with the
conservative members Of his
party.
He was born in Kemper Coun-
ty, Miss. on August 8, 1901, and
wa seducated in Mississippi
schools. He received his law de-
gree at the University of Vir-
ginia in 1928. Senator Stennis
was a member of the Mississippi
House Of Representatives from
1928 to 1882 and q district prose-
cutting attorney from 1921 to
1885, He was appointed a circuit
Judge in 1887 and was elected to
the same Office in 1888, 1912 and
1915.
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tor McCarthy's Investigation
subcommittee, said the Senate
should remain here after the
House adjourns to act on the
censure affair.
II think the whole Mccarthy
controversy-both the McCar-
thy-Army hearings and the CEN
sure charges-should be dis
posed of before the Senate ad-
journs." Senator Mcclellan
said.
Senator Mccarthy agreed with
the Arkansas Senator and added:
"They should make Senators
who make these charges come
in and offer their proof. They
should be called on to prove
each charge they have made. A
Senator who makes charge
should be asked to prove it or
admit he has no proof"
Then, Senator Mccarthy said,
he should be called to give his
side of the case.
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Man 10 Be Given Lie Test
In Roberts Staying Probe
~ Tho Assoeiaisd Prs,s

II 4
MIAMI, Fla. Aug. 5.-Police
planned q lie detector test today
for q man held In connection
with the kidnap-slaying Of Ju-
dith Ann Roberts. Z. d month
ago.
1t. Chester Eldredge, Of the
Homicide Bureau said the man
was to have been questioned yes
terday. but absence of the crime
laboratory techniciaYl on vaca-
ton caused postponement until
today.
No charges have been filed
and the man was not identified.
A woman picked the man out
of a lineup at II at the Police
Academy. She identified him as
the person she saw running
across u. s. Highway ! on the
night of the Staying. The body
OF Judith Ann, daughter of a
Baltimore attorney, was found
in the area about I'VE hours
later.
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Frank Carlson, Republican, Of
Kansas has taken conservative
view on most foreign an domestic
issues during his terms in the
House and Senate. In the House
the former Kansas Governor
strongly opposed many Of the
New Deal programs and in pre-
World War II days fought
against such proposals as lend
lease. CONSUMPTION and extension
of reciprocal trade.
Senator Carlson is chairman
of the Post Office and Civil Serv-
ice Committee and member of
the Finance and Rules and Adj
ministration Committees. He is
a graduate of Kansas State Col
lege, a World War ! veteran and
a former State Legislator. He
was Governor of Kansas for four
years before his election to the
Senate. He is 81 years old.
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Samuel J. Erwin, jr., North
Carolina Democrat, has served
in both State and Federal leg
islative bodies and on the SUI
preme Court of North Carolina.
He was born in Morganton, N. c.,
September q, 1896. and was
educated in North Carolina
schools. He took his law degree
at Harvard University in 1922
before entering general law prac-
tice in Morganton.
Senator Erwin. was active in
local politics and on the bench
before coming to Congress as
a Representative in 1946-47.
Thereafter he was associate JUS
tice of the North Carolina STU
preme Court until his recent ap-
pointment to succeed the late
Senator Hoey.
| A political unknown as far as
the Senate is concerned, Mr..
Erwin is a member of various
veterans groups and the Amer
lean Judicature Society.
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Arthur v. Watkins. Republi-
can, of Utah. has often warned
of subversive influences in the
Government. He came to the
Senate in l947, and began his
second term last year. The early
part of his legislative career was
marked by a stormy protest
against President Humans APP
pointment of former Senator
Murdoch, whom he succeeded in
the Senate. to the National
Labor Relations Board.
Senator Watkins is q graduate
of Columbia University Law
school, and q former assistant
county proseeuter.
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Edwin C.. Johnson, Democrat,
of Colorado, is a veteran Of more
than II years continuous serv-
ice in the Senate. He is the rank
ing Democrat of the Senate
Commerce Committee and the
understanding Democrat of the
Senate Finance Committee. Born
in Scandal, Kans., on January
/, 1884, he was reared on a cattle
ranch in Western Nebraska.
Senator Johnson's voting rec
ord is generally middle-of-t the
road. He served four terms in the
Colorado House of Representa-
tiyes; one term as lieutenant
governor; and two terms as gov
ernor. He has announced his re-
tirement from the Senate to re-
turn to Colorado where he is a
candidate for governor.
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Francis Case, Republican, Of
South Dakota is serving his first
term in the Senate, and usually
is regarded as q supporter OF
the Eisenhower administration.
A former newspaper editor and
publisher who operates a ranch
in the Black Mills, Senator Case
served in the House from 1896
until his election to the Senate.
The Senator is chairman Of
tht Senate District Committee
and also serves ON the Senate
Armed Services Committee. He
also Is on the Public Works Com-
mittee. E
During World War I Senator
Case served in the Marine Corps
and was active in education and
other affairs of his state prior
to his election to Congress.
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Sears Exclusive Pilgrim Quality in Cool Short Sleeve Style
Popular kip-Dent Weave in Woshfost Solid Color cotons
Men, here's how have tho million doa look budget
omood Of these smart Pilgrim sport shirts for work poy
Roomy cut for action medium widespread collar Preshnk 2 s
costs only 164 it you hurywhle quantity lasts. S, MI
Dept. wisconsin, Arlington
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leanings she should be gotten out
of the Government. All ! ever
asked for Is that she should be
confronted with her accusers."
George =. c. Hayes. Mrs. Moss
lawyer, said If the new suspen-
sion gives her q chance to be
heard I'VE viii welcome it and
meet It," MIR. Hayes said he
hadn't been told Of any new in
formation on Mrs. Moss.
Last spring Mrs. Mary g..
Markward. q former FBI under
cover agent. testified that early
in 1914 she reported TO the FBI
on an annie Lee Moss" She
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It's Roininq FROGS

Hundreds Of small frogs ap-
peared so promptly after a rain
in Port Elizabeth, South Africa.
that it seemed as If it we're rain
ing frogs, reports Mrs. H. r.
Spearpoint.
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Work for Disabled

Remploy Company OF Britain.
formed in 1916 to provide work
for the disabled. now operates 80
plants and provides jobs for $500
persons