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HOUSES FURNISHED

s T% dj1 y, BRICK 81, Ossd a, zl Ny
SILVER lV R. saPRRilNG WNice oo 5.rm. ram
bier, completely furn.. S126 a mo.
Call ~. 9-3490; ewes, JU. 9-2354
ATTENTION: Cleveland
Park, bet. 5-bedrm.. 3la-bath home.
Maids rm. Beautifully furn.: S265.
For an appt. to inspect, call Mr..
Lawrence, RA. 6-1063. JU. 5-7J0
CHESTER H. KELLER. d
GRIN. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to
transportation. JU. 0-5957 from 8
FIVE BEDRMs.. lv. rm.. din, kit.
sun parlor. " baths; M. Conn. ave.
ea a1G TAR RsTssI Fl Ii. SS.E.-rwo bed 2
semidetached modern brick: cellar
isn ZANE INC me- s1 $40 m g. 6 GEORGE SA
S. D ARI.-Nicely furn. s-rm. Srk.
semidet.. bsmt.; mr.. Pentagon. shops
schools. bus; Sis mo. IA. 2-5291.
GLOVER PARK-6-rm. house, gas
busline; owner viii show weekdays.
LIP Pm; 2o"ss, 37th st. NV. =
residential area bedrms brick
zsi neat ra sG@Ole4Tf V
washing machine and disposal;
fun bsmt ARLEDGE REAL ESTATE
c eyes' IA, ia s.e5 5;444s' JA- 7-43 s
Cor: Diet. house; Ice. lot. s rms, .
baths and 2 attic rms. Ideal ige.
fam. or roomers. Reas. rent re-
sDonsible party. AP. 7-76es. a
ARLINGTON-Brick bungalow; !
g. sed5m th s nuil' cR s ssss4 slo', $500
ALExANDRIA-New 2-bedrm. brick.
conv; to everything; Bendix: SIZE
month. Avail. now. JU. 7-9471. S
ALEXANDRIA Immac. 3 bedrm.
brick. conven. Pentagon. shop. pub
lie Iyi,y p saI, SCHOOLS: Immed. poss.
NEWLY DECOR bedrm. brick
house. Liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit. bath
incl. sleeping porch. New refer. and
gas gas st9ye Gas heat ogden s.. NV.
weekdays or EN-, 5000 after /
l3-BEDRM.. Ia-bath. split -level hcme
completely furn.; TV. freezer, wash
mach; radiant gas heat; lee. fenced
n I'd Pa ais ChHreh ';r II. $500; -
conyeS d aSseSs Ess 81 sad heat
Brick M ko' RAMBLER siaa. on b.a m2
1 grounds. facing Columbia Country
! Club. Adult family only Liv. rm.
| din. rnl,. din. porch 20x22. kit.
lndrv.. . bedrmS., :, baths. library
everything the finest. = mos. lease
$3.50 per mo. MP. SLATER. RE
.7.31"6. Ewes. OIL. 1855. IS
ATTRACTIVE. we'll furn. house. II
excel. resid; neighborhood; 4 bed.
rms rms; baths and ID s "a. will =, rem
Observation-Disclosures brk.: garage
shrubs. Reduced. S1s5. Avail. May
RoCKvILLE-2 bedrms.. full bsmt
equipped kit. nicely furn:: SI10 pei
mo. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. INC
Pc. e-6l5l; ewes, Mr.. Wilson. OIL
sHORT-TERM LEASE and immediat.
occupancy for responsible adult.
only Especially well furnished ..
bedrm. row brick home; 500 mo
At 81 Crittenden st. ne. SHAN.
NON & LuCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV.
MA S-2345
10 MIN. NH and Naval Hosp.-Det
brick: 3 bedrms.. :! baths; fireplace
basement SCI g. gar; e eil heat; nice yard
NEAR WALTER REED HOSP.-Semi.
ing machine. dishes. linens. many
extras. Low rental To see phone
RIA. 3-3"32: ewes, EN-. 3-S36a
FURN. HOME in Country Club Hills
. bedrms. and den. Ia baths. gar.
beaut. yard: 5000 mo HOLLEY9
THOMPSON REALTY. KE. $3.50
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APIS. UNFURklsHED-VA.

ARLINGTON. VA. - westover sub. !;
large 1-bedrm apis: S69;5o per
shopping, schools and transp. Call
property manager, WEAVER BROS,
INC. DI. 7-S300. -
tDel RAY. corner
I bedrn., lily. rm.. bath, kit; apt.
for approved tenant with lease: !
biz s;,e bus; shopping RAYMOND
ARL.--2 -bedrm. apt: cross vent,
incl. utils. IA. S-5s15, Msr. Va
ARL.-Close in: new 1 and 2 bedrms. /:
s sSopp nt Nest Dt5fis Bios tr' as
except. cleo; no children. 100: Fl.
ARL.-Close in: most desirable Q
bedrm. apt. 3 exposures. utils. incl,
i IA Sn9tep adults; no pets S1ol 30
ARLINGTON CLOSE IN-Excel loo
new l and 9 bedrm. apis, $3.50
to. sos. utils.: except cleo. 10
G GinS; t. p G. Mr. ole0s I'd. 4oo14
ONE BEDRM. APT.--1O min. from
Pentsgo on, S6e.50 incl. all utils. Cali
A ri NNiTTSlN bedrm. apt. walking
distance Arl; Hall, Hechts Store
utils. See MR. HARRIG. SIS N.
Thomas st. ia. S-3366 and ia.
2-2299 after @ pm. II
ARL.-Nr. IT. Myer gate: 1-bedrm.
apt. garden type. S77.50: utils.,
parking. laundry. ia. 5-6375. a
bedrm. apt. in new
apt. bldg: $75. plus utils.; 2 blks.
shopping center, 5 Minis. Pentagon,
Arl Hall and D. c.; avail. March
Is ia. 7-191O or EN-. 2-3277..
ARL.-1 -bedrm. apt. in new apt,
bldg; S75 plus utils. Near Byrd
Th :, MINIS: rentason, AT AT.
ARL.-Liy. rm.. firepl.. bedrm.. kit
dinette. bath. oil h.-w.h.; all utils
except gas, No. children or pets.
ALEX. DEL RAY duplex. . bedrms. :,
liv. .rm.. din rm.,. kit, bath, scr.
porch, garage; blk. bus. shopping.
To approved family, with lease.
RAYMOND APIS, TIE. 6-3190.
VICINITY GLEBE RID. AND LEE
HWY, NORTH ARLINGTON
One and 2 bedrm. apis, $50 and
sos no.. incl. utils.; laundry IA
ciljties: I blk. to shopping. busline
and George Washington parkway
IS Minis, to D. C. and Pentagon,
IA. 4-13O0. B
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NORTH ARL -3-bedrm; brick Colo
NAL full bsmt. inclosed porch;
$50 mo.
FALLS CHURCH-Brick Colonial; LIST
floor. liv. rn, din. rm., kit. Ice.
bedrm. or sunrm.; end f., " bed
rms, full bath; full bsmt and ga
rage Extra-large lot Plenty Of
trees Just across the street from
st. James School S135 mo.
FALLS CHURCH-@-b edrm. rambler.
and atil. 0 nm. SeS 9n mo N'''' PAIN
FALLS CHURCH AREA bedrms.,
liy. rm.. dining Ell. equipped kit,
tiled bath sos mo-
JOHN W. MULROY CO. 90 Hillwood
ave. Falls Church. Va: JE. $4,000.
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OAKvIEW. Md, off New Hamp. ave.
ext .-3-bedrm. rambler; liv. rm.
with firepl. end dining area, equip.
kit; full bsmt. with auto. washer.
S135. 1921 Parham I'd, OIL. 2-O403.
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GEORGETOWN
HOUSES UNPUBLISHED

CHEVY CHASE, ID. CO bedrooms
| ga baths. large din. rm. and Twins
rm,: rent sos per mo. Call TIE. 8.
1870 between 10 and 8.
WHEATON-Modern .2-bedrm. Diet
ot nesr trade eSm School, arS ysc ante 81
! HORACE l.. STEVENSON. 102,
Conn. ave; NV. MA. s-36se, eyes
6iIo THIRD ST. N.w.-Det.. 8 rms.
! beautiful large yard: oil h.-w.h.
STD no.; avail. immed.. RIA. g.
ii. TENN. AvEa N.E.-seven rooms
bath and reception hall; gas heat;
corner location, near LINCOLN Park
s ate S yfs"P Dm a00S Mr. Mf KRl1tv ca
495i 9Th ST. N.E.-Brick. semidet.
equipment INCLUDED; 2 baths; SIl5i
R s4AfE "i coRP ar ARLED4a4f 4s RE "A
$40 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-seven rms.
:! baths: immac. cond: garage; Sl1O
JOSEPH z, BRUNO, INC, 903, H
v 4 M sFi iiS Homes. 55ia 7a srd
/ St, 26l4 9TH, st; n.w.-Six rms. 3
porches. 1L2 baths: gas heat. gar;
RAs 6-6912 MA. s;0223, "a
HEth OEN- ITTcc-DcQICOlH TdlHOleT
yard with play equipment. walk to
schoola Avail. now. Sl10. 10
Mr.. BOILING FIELDS bedrms.. -.
WITH dishwasher, diSp.. rec. rm.
fenced vd, Sl"5 mo. TIE. 6-6345
MCLEAN. Wa bedrms. and den
S1s baths. din. rm.. bsmt.. $50. kE
BETHESDA-Close in. 6-rm. Co
URBAN HOME REALTY, -
3-BEDROOM Rambler. Va. Hills
Alex tenced-l vard: finished bsmt
s sssp f me So re Ss1aa wash machine
ALEXANDRIA. 735 soutf. Pitt st. :.
Lovely > bedrooms; firepl zee Avail
able. Immediately. IA. 7-7079. --3
ALEXANDRIA-2-bedrm. brick. semi;
S SsI h SgS e oV f HI Osmt FENCED
2 AND 3 BEDRM. HOMES, from si1o
and an r Naval Medical. TO $500
HIGGINS & HARRISON, b
EMBASSY ,AREA-Completely redec,
l@5 DELAFIELD PL. NV bed
TO elementary schools. buses; chill,
dren welcome: sos per mo. Gail
MA. s-66I7 for appt. to, see. B
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. charming g.
bedrm., "!-bath house; dble. draw
ing room. lovely garden, adults
only; $3.50. Call rental dept, j
F. BEGG. INC, DU. 7-24S0 ewes.
! ia. S-9265. -
Diet. brick house;
| . bedrms.. IA baths, :. porches.
| pvt. driveway. lRe. fenced-in Nd.
mr. GEORGETOWN Univ. Hospitals: q
Minis. to Pentagon: conV schools
and tranSp.; Sl5h per NO.. utilS.
! furn. Call EN-. $4,000. a
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

3tO7 10Th ST. N.w.-c-bedrm ant
So. 80. Furniture optional. EN-. =.
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK
--One-b bedroom apt. with foyer. liv
rm.. din. area, kit. and bath: good
condition: near excellent Shopping
and Transportation. Attractive price
OF Sc, 500 and. terms for purchaser
who will climb stairs. Please call
Mr.. Gavin. with H. G. SMITHY CO.
ST 3-3300' res. AID. 2-5004. a
SILVER SPRING - Two hedrm. apt
With excellent view of Sligo Greek
Fark. Modern garden-type bldg
Priced at $4,000; terms. Please
call Mr.. Gavin. with H. G. SMITHY
CO. ST. $4,000; res. AID. 3-5004
ONE BLOCK WEST CONN. AVE.
cloSe-in location bedrm. trent
corner apt with 3 exposures anc
good outlook; also large FOYER. liv
rm., well-eouipped kit. excellent
closets; estab. elevator bldg. Price
$4,000, with 4 cash. Please cal
Mr. Gavin. with H. G. Swiftly co
ST 3-3300: res. AID. 2-5004. 4
NEAR CONN. AVE. = One of the
largest 1-hedrm and most attractive
apartments within our experience
Corner location with excellent s.w
exposure: impressive foyer; large
beautifully proportioned living room
with fireplace. full-size dining room
bedroom. modern kitchen and bath
Completely redecorated. Building ex.
tras include tiled roof deck anc
liberal terms H. G. Swiftly CO.
ST, 3-3300. 81 18th ST. NV. a
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE
HILLS TRANSFER-Any day or mr.

HILLS TRANSFER-Any day or mr..
small and large Jobs; trained men;
long short bookings; ms. Ii. g. 1854.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage In
separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. 7-0lO4. UNION STOR-
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1906
LIGHT HAULING. local moving
beaches q specially S. l.. MORRIS.
4510 18th st. NV. tn. 2-1150 aft. 4,
WE MOVE anything anywhere any
time Reas. rates. Free estimates.
RE. 6-6954; 10, S-75S2 ewes. -
ACTION MOvERs-Wem move BY Job
or SIS per hr Call anv time day
or night. HO 2-7331 /
MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. IA. 9-2937: ewes. RIA. 3-l41B.
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e-BEDRM.. modern 3-yr.-old brick.
nr. Ager I'd. and Queens Chapel I'd,
10 minis. 20 everywhere. Washing
mach. garbace disposal. SOS per
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lNI.. To. H-oOD0 VI = PM. j
SILVER SPRlNG-A smart Cape Cod
home in a neighborhood of similar
nice places. Just off New Hamp ave. !;
) rooms and bath down. another
bedroom up: full bSmt.; Just freshly
decorated: Sis mo. on lease. RIP
LEY e. ROMER, Realtors. JU.
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ARLINGTON-g-Sto Semidet.; 2
bedrms;; fenced yard; washer and
BUCHANAN. Me. S-1l43.
FALLS CHURCH COMMUNITY Of
outstanding brick rsmblers. Avail.
able Immediately is this 3-bedrm.
home. freshly and tastefAlly decor.
ated until it sparkles.. Floors. COM
on H-acre level lot. Only SI25.
Better call earlvi POMPONIO
REALTY. 1922 Wilson blvd, ia.
1860. "a
N. ARL., near Lee hwy. and Glebe I'D.
--2-bedrm. brick, scrd. rear porch.
Conv. bus. shopping. school. Gas
heat. Attic fan. Bsmt. Excel. cond.
Avail. immed., S110. ia. 7-2647.
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TMINRR00K

Rockville-Yes! We have large
selection for you. Rents have been
bedrm. homes SAMUEL E. BOGLEY,
INC, Pc. 2-615l; ewes. Mr.. Wilson.
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said he expects the President
to veto any bill continuing the
rigid supports system.
/. The House last week passed a
compromise bill setting a flexible
scale between 821a and 80 per
cent of parity.
Senate Committee Chairman
Aiken. Republican, of Vermont,
told reporters he will attempt to
amend the committee-approved
bill on the floor to put in the
flexible system. And he warned
his Translate colleagues that
insistence on rigid supports could
mean no new farm low this year.
Senator Aiken pointed out
that if the President vetoed the
present bill, an act passed in
1949 would automatically go into
effect. This act contains the
1890 per cent scale, and thus
the administration would gain
its objective either way.
Supporters of the 80 per cent
level, led by Senator Young, Re-
publican Of North Dakota. said
they think the President will
accept the bill If it limits ex-
tension Of rigid supports to one
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-10
Housebreaker Given
Additional Sentence

A man, already under sentence
Of SO months to Is years for
HOUSEKEEPING and petty larceny
yesterday was given an addi-
tional l to 8 years for forgery.
uttering and theft.
The defendant is Harold j. P.
LaDuke, az, Of Syracuse. N. Y,
a parole violator. The additional
time was given by Judge Alexan-
der Holtzoff Of the U. S. District
Court for the District of Column
bia.
In another case, Judge Rich
mond B. Keech gave Robert J
Douglas. ~. colored. from Q tc
q years for raping q 34-year-olo
woman last December in hel
apartment in the 900 block Of
Randolph street NV, where
Douglas was janitor. Douglas
was convicted recently by a jury,
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D. c. 10 Ask Bids
On New Junior High
In 5ouiheasf Area

The District viii advertise for
bids next week on the first major
project under the city's long
range public works program =
new junior high school Ia the
vicinity Of Ninth street and
Mississippi avenue Sc.
The Commissioners decided
yesterday to put the job out for
bids.
The school. which has not as
yet been given q name, will have
a 1,100-student capacity and viii
serve the general area bounded
by Southern avenue. Wheeler
road. the st. Elizabeths Hospital
grounds and the Potomac River.
It has an estimated s.. 325 900
construction cost, to be sup
plemented by $160,600 worth Of
equipment.
Oficials said the new school
area has between TOO and 800
students of junior high age, plus
those who will come from three
elementary schools in the area.
The nearest junior high is
Kramer. at Seventeenth and @
streets Sc, about three miles
away.
The new school viii have %
general classrooms, two type
writing rooms, three music and
three art rooms, a mechanical
drawing room, five science lab
oratories and six shops. It also
will contain a library. a GYM
r1asium, an auditorium and a
cafeteria.
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Farm Bill Drafted by Senators
Continues Rigid Price System

The Senate Agriculture Com
mittee has completed work on a
general farm bill which pointedly
ignores administration desires
for a flexible price support sys-
tenn.
The bill, expected to come up
for floor debate sometime next
week, continues the present rigid
price support system based on 90
per cent of parity for five basic
crops-cotton, corn. wheat, rice
and peanuts. Another "basic"
tobacco-will continue to be sup
ported at 80 per cent under pres
ent laws.
The committee also moved to
reverse Agriculture Secretary
Benson by setting dairy price
supports at IS per cent of parity.
Mr.. Benson lowered supports
in April from 80 to IS per cent
because of growing SURPRISES.
President Eisenhower and Sec
rotary Benson favor q sliding
supports scale for basic crops
which would permit the Secre-
tary to peg supports between
IS and 80 per cent of parity de-
pending on production and mar
keting factors. Mr.. Benson has
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Execution Ends Killers
Frantic Fight for Life
By the Assoeiotsd Press

COLUMBUS. Ohio. July TO-
The execution last night Of
Russell B. Muskus ended a three
and-a-half-year fight for life by
the 33-year-old killer.
The Kankakee Qll.) man
poured out d stream Of letters
to any one he thought could
help. He won a retrial and sew
eral stays Of execution before
Gov. Frank j. LauSche refused q
bid for executive clemency. His
appeals had gone as high as
the United ;, States Supreme
Court. which refused to review
the case.
Muskus Yves convicted OF the
first degree murder of George
LIE Masters. 43, of New Phila-
delphia, Ohio, in q Canton
tOhioy hotel room December 2.
1850.
His accomplice, Sandra Lee
Kingley, 25. of Chicago. now
serving q life term In Marysville
Refornnatory. had lured Mr.. lie
Masters into the room and de-
manded money from him. Mr..
LIE Masters refused and Muskus
strangled him with his own
necktie.
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Russia Questions Iran
On Defense Bloc Reports
By the Assoeiuied Press

LONDON, July 10. - Russia
has sent a formal note to iran
questioning the Teheran gov
eminent on reports it may take
part in Western defense mea-
sures in the Middle East.
Moscow Radio announced yes
terday that the note was de-
livered Thursday to the Iranian
Foreign Ministry, which had
promised to study it.
The Russians said they would
like toreceive from the Persian
Qranian government appropri-
ate explanations of press re-
ports that the United States and
other countries were trying to
draw Iran into q military bloc
based on the recent Turkish
PaklstaIl alliance.
In particular, the note said.
Soviet attention had been drawn
to reports of negotiations in
Teheran between United States
Ambassador 10y Henderson and
Iranian Premier Gen. Fazollah
zahedi.
Russia told Iran it was max
ing inquiries in connection with
Trans obligations under q 1927
Soviet Iranian treaty on guar
antees and neutrality.
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Department Stores
In Area Show 15Pct.
Sales Rise in Week

Department store sales in the
Washington Metropolitan Area
last week jumped Is per cent
over those in the previous week
and 4 per cent above figures for
the comparable week in 1858,
the Federal Reserve Bank Of
Richmond reported yesterday.
Sales in the four weeks ended
last Saturday were 5 per cent
above those Of a year earlier.
Sales totals for the entire year
to date were down only / per
cent from figures in the 1853
period.
Excluding Suburban branches,
the latest weeks sales Of down.
town department stores increased
Is per cent above those of the
previous week and were S per
cent ahead of totals a year
earlier. Sales in the four weeks
ended Saturday were 4 per cent
greater than those of a year
ago, while those for the year to
date remained. 4 per cent lower.
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Driver, 10, Seriously HurI
As His Car Jumps Curb

John E. Pike, jr., Is. Of 1926
Seventeenth street NE, was in
jured seriously early today when
the car he was driving jumped
the curbing on Brentwood road
at Saratoga avenue NE, sheared
off lamp post, knocked a park
ing sign 20 feet and smashed
into tree, according to police.
He was taken to Casualty Hos
pital, where his condition was
reported as serious. He suffered
breaks in the left hip and leg
and cuts on the head.
Police said the flying parking
sign hit parked automobile
nearby belonging to Barnett
SUSSEX, 1878 Brentwood road
NE. They estimated damage at
SIS, and said young Pixies car
was totally wrecked.
A corporation counsel's hear
ing on the case was scheduled
for September 81.
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Senator Fulbright, however,
declared the difference in price
Of private power and iva pow
er would amount to only $282, 900
year. exclusive of Federal in
come taxes which he said "ob-
viously should be ignored"
Sees Sound Contract.
Senator Fulbright said Acc is
about to enter into q sound con-
tract which would relieve the
Federal budget of more than
500 million at a time when the
Nation is pressing against the
statutory debt limit.
Senator Hill, Democrat, of
Alabama. a strong opponent of
the contract. said he did not
understand Senator Fulbright's
great interest. Senator Hill said
Arkansas would not gain much.
Senator Fulbright replied there
would be a 81 million annual
payroll during the three years it
would take to put up the pro-
posed SLOT million plant. and
that annual State and local taxes
would run $1.5 million.
The Arkansas Senator hit re-
peatedly at the point that iva
SIS apparently bleeding" Acc
for the benefit of cities which
buy IVA power.
Clfallenges Questioners.
He challenged Senator Hill
and other Democrats to say
whether there was anything
wrong with his figures which
he said showed iva power was
costing the Acc more than the
City of Memphis, Tenn.
Senator Sparkman, Democrat.
Of Alabama answered that he
did not think Senator Fulbright
was making a proper comparison.
Both Alabama Senators said they
were confident detailed analysis
would show that Acc was not
being overcharged by IVA.
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Pilots Vote on,Strik ( !:
|0 Z MoreAnI
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, July 10.-The AFL
Air Line Pilots ASsociation-al-
ready threatening a walkout
against American Airlines-said
yesterday a strike vote also has
been taken among United Air
Lines and Trans World Airline
pilots. go
A union spokesman said the
voting was completed yesterday
but all the ballots have not yet
been received. He said the re-
suits probably would be known
Wednesday or Thursday.
The union has called system
wide strike against American
Airlines for July Is in an effort
to force an eight-hour limit to
a. pilots continuous flying time.
The spokesman said the un-
ions grievance against the three
airlines were dentical-that pi-
lots were called upon to fly non
stop coaSt-to-coaSt flights or
more than eight hours.
In Washington, C. r. Smith.
president of American, tele-
graphed the president of the pi-
lots group, C. N. Sayen, that the
company intends to sue the I'M
ion and its officials for any strike
damage or libelous statements
If the strike is not Cancelled by
midnight Monday.
He said the Civil Aeronautics
Administration and the Civil
Aeronautics Board "have found
our operations not to be adverse
to safety, after full opportunity
was given the pilots to be heard.
Mr.. Smith said the courts had
denied a temporary suspension Of
a CAB order allowing three air.
lines to schedule transcontinen-
tai flights for more than eight
hours straight flying duty. The
airlines can't keep the crews on
continuous duty for more than
10 hours. however
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FuIbright Backing Is Surprise
In Acc Private Power BUYING

Political controversy mounted
in the Senate today over Pres
ident Eisenhower order to the
Atomic Energy Commission to
buy private power in the Ten
nessee Valley.
The President received unex-
pected support yesterday from
Senator Fulbright, Democrat, of
Arkansas. But the Senator's
speech touched off a major de-
bate as other Democrats from
the area served by the Tennes-
see Valley Authority voiced their
opposition to the Presidents
directive.
The growing controversy CEN
tiers around the Presidents or
der to the Acc to sign contract
with Middle South Utilities, Inc,
and the Southern Co.-known as
the Dixon-Yates group-for 6O0,-
600 kilowatts of power to be de-
livered to iva near Memphis.
Tenn.
Would Build New Plant.
The power would be delivered
from plant to be built at West
Memphis. Ark. and would be
distributed by IVA. to customers
IN Memphis and Southwest I en-
nessee. It would replace q like
amount of power to be delivered
by IVA to the atomic plant at
Paducafi, KY & aNs
Democrats from States served
by the iva contend the proposed
Acc : private utility contract
would Cd cost more than 500
million over what iva rates
would be for the same amount Of
power and ca amount to a pri-
vate invasion Of the IVA service
area.
Democratic groups in both
houses of Congress disclosed
plans to introduce Atomic En-
ergy Act amendments designed
to take away Aces authority
to make the contract.
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life in the islands but the islands
themselves.
Mason Sears, the United
States delegate, replied no lives
had been lost and no property
destroyed. He reiterated the
United States stand that the
tests were legal and added that
they were part of the United
States program for protection of
the Free World. including India.
Menon shot back: india will
take care of itself"
Earlier in the day, Sears de-
clared the United States could
not stop H-bomb tests until the
Russians did likewise.
The Trusteeshfp Council is
considering petitions by Mar
shall Islanders asking for halt
to the bomb tests or a better
system of warning and protec-
ton.