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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
BY the Assoeiossd Press

NEW YORK, Jan, 27.-A new
method of converting the rays
from radioactive atoms directly
into useful electricity has been
announced by the Radio Corp. Of
America.
The new atomic discovery
some day may provide a match
box-size power unit good for 20
years for lighting homes, rum
ming refrigerators, and radios
and television sets. It also
might run hearing aids and
wriStwatch radios or be a nearly
permanent battery for auto
mobiles.
David Sarnoff, RCA beard
chairman. announced the Edis-
covery yesterday.
It is q little battery smaller
than the filter tip Of q cigarette.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
Guatemala Revolt
Plot Is Confirmed

GUATEMALA. Jan. 27.-A1-
gusto Charno Macdonald, inte-
rior minister, last night con-
firmed the existence of a plot to
overthrow the Guatemala gov
eminent but declined to reveal
details. He said his ministry
will release information shortly.
Police arrested many persons
but declined any information.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
BY the Associated Press

TUCSON, Ariz.. Jan. 27.-Car-
men Prolific rode into Arizona
with a gun on his side and a
letter of introduction from an
Eastern judge.
For more than a month the
47-year-old Prolific posed as a
mentioning lawman. Local
sheriff's deputies literally rolled
out the carpet.
He rode with the officers,
signed his name to case reports
Of Investigations and prisoners
washed his car.
He even borrowed a holster
from Sheriff Frank lyman in
which to wear his revolver.
The bubble burst suddenly.
City police learned that Prolific
was actually an ex-convict with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
Nixon 10 Welcome
President Of Turkey
On Arrival Today
Motorcode Will Take
Boyurs to White House
For Dinner Tonight

President Celal Bayar of
Turkey and Nine. Bayar arrive
here today for three-day State
visit and the people of Washing
ton are ready to extend their
warmeSt welcome.
Vice President and Mrs. Nixon
will greet the distinguished Wis
itors at pm. at the National
Airport MATS terminal. Presi-
dent and Nine. Bayar are flying
from New York in President
Eisenhower's personal plane. the
Columbine.
After receiving military hon.
ors at the airport. the Turkish
president and the official party
will enter limousines for the
motorcade across Memorial
Bridge and around Lincoln Me-
mortal to Constitution avenue,
where the parade route begins.
A colorful and noisy reception
awaits President and Nine.
Bayar. Government workers
will be released at $3.50 pm. to
give them an opportunity to line
the streets and join in welcom-
ing the first Turkish head of
Murray to Lead Parade.
Police Chief Robert Murray
will lead the parade which will
proceed down Constitution ave-
nue. to Twelfth street, thence to
Pennsylvania avenue up to the
welcoming stand in front of the
District Building at Fourteenth
street.
President Bayar will receive
the keys to the city from District
Commissioner Samuel Spencer
at about 4::30 pm. after being
welcomed officially by Edgar
Morris, chairman of the citizens
committee.
For almost an hour before
the guests arrive, the Metropoli-
tan Police Band, the Air Force
Band and Drum and Bugle
Corps will play for the throng
expected to jam the reviewing
stand triangle.
To Dine at White House.
After the ceremony the motor
cade will continue to the White
House, where the Bayars will be
met by President and Mrs.
Eisenhower, their hosts at a
state dinner tonight at 8 pm.
The Bayars will remain over
night at the White House and
take up quarters at Blair House
tomorrow.
The 70-year-old Turkish lead
er and his wife arrived in New
York yesterday aboard the liner
Mauritania from Britain. They
will spend almost q month in
the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
Eisenhower Declares
He Enjoys People
BY the Associcfed Press

President Eisenhower was
quoted as saying today his job
is strenuous one-and that it
would be even more grueling if
he didn't enjoy people.
The Presidents remarks were
reported to newsmen by men,
berS Of the board of the National
Council of Catholic Women, who
called on Gen. Eisenhower at
the White House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
Able Bodied Beqqors

TOKYO. Jan. 81 R.-The
welfare ministry made a random
sampling today of disabled"
japanese war veterans begging
in the streets and found most Of
them could pass an army phySi-
cal with ease. Furthermore, al
most all of them had money in
the bank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
District and Area
To Keep Expanding

WASHlNGTONS FUTURE-Dr.
Homer Hoyt. economist. predicts the
District and nearby areas will keep
expanding until by 1880 the populu-
tion Of the Metropolitan Areo will be
rs million. See poee All.
BIGGER FASHlONS-EIeni, The
Stor's fashion editor. suys monufoe-
turers ore paying more attention these
days to women who wear Iorser-size
dresses but still wont TO be foshion-
ubIe. See poge b..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
City |tenniizes
Building Needs
For Congress
Testimony Completed
By Officials on
$305 Million Plans
BY George Beveridqe

In rapid-fire fashion, District
officials today itemized to Con-
gress minimum construction
needs to bring health. welfare
and other city facilities up to
par during the next 10 years.
The testimony by heads Of
municipal departments to joint
fiscal subcommittee of the
House and Senate District Com
mittees wound up the detailed
presentation of the Districts
proposed $685. million public
works program.
Today's testimony was in
sharp contrast to the first hear
ing on the program yesterday.
when subcommittee members
interrupted frequently to discuss
points of the works plan. The
joint subcommittee obviously
was in a hurry to get through.
with more than 80 citizen wit
nesses slated to begin testifying
on the program tomorrow.
Bill Provides Revenue.
The actual bill before Con-
gresS does not deal directly with
authorization of the construction
projects. Rather. it provides
additional revenue sources
through higher District taxes,
Federal loans and a higher Fed
eral payment-to permit the
program to be conducted on a
year-by-year basis.
The most essential part of the
program, the financing propo-
sails, we're expected to be dis
cussed at considerable length
this afternoon when District
Budget Officer Walter Fowler
and Finance Officer James L.
Martin testify.
Following are hiehlights Of
testimony given by the city off,
Gals today and late yesterday:
General Fund
This includes 1888 million
for general construction and
$46.4 million for storm water
sewers. The needed money in
cludes S45 million from new
District taxes. 1897 million in
Federal loans and S45 million
from increased Federal payments
(plus another $45 million in
Federal payment for increased
operating expenses.
Recreation
Amount needed: S34,781 900,
with 100000 to be spent next
year. The program includes 81
million for ground improvement
at play areas. SIP million for
new shelters and S1.3 million for
two new year-around swimming
pools.
Chairman O'Hara Of the
House subcommittee questioned
the high costs OF the pools and
suggested that a larger num-
Der of underprivileged children"
might be benefited by putting
less money into a greater number
of summer pools.
Recreation Supt. Milo F. Chris
tiansen declared the greatest
benefits would result from pools
that could be used all year. He
predicted that as many as $780,
600 persons might use the two
Continued on Page ALT, Col. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
8 Missing in Ship Collision

LONDON. Jan. q B.-Eight
men were reported missing last
night after the collision Of the
British collier Wallace Rose and
a Swedish vessel. the Yvonne,
in Thames estuary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
Butler Ready TO Start
Senate Debate on
Bricker Treaty Bill
KnowIond Moy Reveal
Substitute, indicating
Compromise Failure
By J. A. O'Leory

Senator Butler. Republican. OF
Maryland was ready to start the
long-awaited Senate debate this
afternoon on the Bricker amend
ment to curb the President s
eaty-making power.
At the same time Senate Re-
publican Leader Knowland said
Brieker Amendment Knocked and Proised
at Symposium Dinner. Pcee AIS
he may make public late today
the substitute he plans to offer
for the administration. Like the
original plan sponsored by Sen
ator Bricker. Republican, of
Ohio, the substitute will be
sponsored by a bipartisan group
of Senators.
Although President Eisen-
hover said this morning his
leaders on Capitol Hill were still
hoping for an agreement be-
tween the opposing forces. Sen
ator Knowland's decision to re-
veal his substitute indicated all
efforts to compromise without q
floor fight have failed.
May Be Re-cOmmitted.
Senator George, Democrat, Of
Georgia, predicted earlier that
if the fight goes to a showdown
in the Senate without a COM
promise, the whole subject may
be sent back to committee for
further study.
Gen. Eisenhower had previ-
ously made known in no uncer-
tain terms his opposition to the
pending Bricker amendment.
Senator George would rather
see the issue between admins
tration and the Bricker forces
settled. and has been co-operat-
ing with Republican leaders in
the search for a compromise. But
he fears that if the Senate be-
comes involved in a contest over
a variety of substitutes, there
will be a strong move to re-
commit.
KnOwland Opposes Move.
Senator Knowland opposes
re-committal, and believes he can
beat such a motion. History indi-
Gates. however. that both Houses
frequently fall back on the re-
committal device to get rid of a
problem on which conflicting
forces are unable to agree.
Senator Morse. Independent
Of Oregon, gave notice yesterday
he will offer a recommittal mo-
ton at the first opportunity
Under the rules he could do this
at the start of the debate. SEN
ator Morse has been at odds with
President Eisenhower on nearly
all issues since he bolted the Re-
publican Party in 1852. but he
told the Senate he is in complete
agreement with Gen. Eisen-
hower's opposition to the Bricker
plan.
Meanwhile, Senator Bricke1
had before him for study q new
compromise sent to him late yes
terday by Senator Ferguson OF
Michigan, chairman of the Re-
publican Policy Committee. Sen
ator Ferguson said it eliminates
the clause which has aroused
most Of the administrations op-
position. That is the provision
which would prevent a treaty
from becoming effective as in
ternal law in the United States
unless followed by a bill which
Congress could pass In the abb
Sence Of a treaty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27

6sSS""VNS' " Stuuy 6ouSu"9 H'SWbSsotS
Not involving Loyalty. Pose AS
President Disturbed by Dickinson Case
But Expects Justice. Poee A-3
of a news conference in which
he also:
/. Declined to comment on
Russian Foreign Minister Molo-
TOYS proposal for a five-power
conference. including Red China.
but made it plain he is backing
up. Secretary Dulles. The PreSi-
dent added that he knows there
is not going to be any change
in American policy toward Red
China at the Big Four confer
ence in Berlin.
2. Announced that a foreign
trade message would go to Con-
gress based on an agency study
OF the findings of the Randall
Commission and said that Clar-
ence G. Randall. Inland Steel
executive. who headed the COM
mission. is staying on at the
White House as a Temporary adj
visor on trade and tariffs.
8. Denied with some vehe-
mence that his advocacy now of
flexible parity system ranging
from rs to 80 per cent is a re-
versal of his campaign promises
on protecting farm income.
Evidence Is Cited.
In announcing the ETC in
vestigation into coffee prices.
Gen. Eisenhower said he had
been advised that the commits
sion was convinced on the basis
Of a preliminary investigation
that there was enough evidence
to warrant a full-Scale inquiry.
The President said the COM
mission wants to determine pri-
marily if the law governing trade
restraints has been violated and
then give its findings to the JUS
tice Department which would
conduct any prosecution.
At the Trade Commission. 1t
was disclosed that an ETC reso-
luton authorizing the investiga-
ton said that the commission,
has reason to believe that at
certain times in the past various
unfair methods of competition
and monopolistic practices have
been prevalent in this industry
and that the recent substantial
increase in the price of coffee
may have resulted from unfair
methods of competition and
monopolistic practices"
Inquiry Will Be Prompt.
ETC Chairman Edward P.
Howrey announced that the in
quiry will be "a prompt, double
barreled one: First, to determine
whether the law has been vio-
lated; and second, to publish the
facts in an economic report"
1T appears" Mr.. Howrey said.
that the retail price of coffee
has increased IS cents per pound
in the last few months and may
increase further in the near flu
ture. Our preliminary study
suggests that this increase may
be due in part to speculative &C
tivity."
Mr.. Howrey said the investi-
CATION will consider a charge
that domestic trading in coffee
futures on the Coffee and Sugar
Exchange is restricted to certain
types of coffee and that all do
mestic coffee prices are tied in
some way to the exchange price.
Mr.. Howrey said that throughout
the investigation, ETC will main
tain close contact with the JUS
tice Department.
The ETC resolution authoriz-
ing the investigation said that.
"the public is entitled to a full
disclosure of relevants facts and
the application of such legal
remedies applicable to such
facts"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
Price Of Coffee
Under Inquiry,
President SAYS
47c Begins Probe;
Eisenhower Silent
On MoIotov Proposal
By Joseph A. Fox

President Eisenhower an
nounced today that the Federal
Trade Commission is opening
a full-scale investigation Of sky
rocketing coffee prices and Is
keeping the Justice Department
advised of its findings.
The President himself raised
the coffee issue at the opening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27

An Associoted Press Newspaper
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Evening star., 1954-05-02

Crisp. fresh little cottons to keep you
looking your summer -prettiest at home -.
at work anywhere you 90. Beautifully
mode. they're cosy to core for and retain
their sparkling eolors through countless
lounderinos Sizes Il to AZ and l4R to
24h.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
HOUSES FOR sAlE-N.w.
Colored--First Offering
Rock Creek Church Rd

Semidetached, spacious 4-bedroom
home; basement, porch, OIL h.w.h.;
must see to appreciate. Also many
other listinngs. See today. Phone
tAj TANRN T1Sg RTALTY co. ST a-s4ee
Evening star., 1954-05-16
housEs FOR sALLA.M.
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BEST sELEcTION IN PETwoRTH
712 EMERSON ST. NV.
Vacant, move risht In. sE1IpR.
home. Mod. bath on 2nd a., powder
Em. on LIST a.. with extra bedrm, or
cr Gen: .,. completely redec; mod. kit..
scseeS sSec,Cr' ,.fn fTn ;'s n;Ent Sesnt: land. .
h.-w: h. OWNER on premises.
5214 4th ST. NV.
custom-built home. outstandins fea.
SatS: Sts TrSPIAcs WitS sst4a u ~: S.E Em dsn SM
bedrm.. concrete front porch. fecrss.
tion rm., util. rm., gas h.-w.h., built.
IN garage. spacious lot. Priced 70
4427 5th ST. NV.
Ready for occupancy; vacant: 7-rm.
ant gas. h.-w,h.. metal garage. win
accent low down payment.
1927 Delafield st. NV.
Custom built 6-year-oid DETACHED
brk. home. central hall plan; 3 live
hreplaces. knotty pine RECREATION
room; gas h.-W. h.; all-electric kit;
$50 18th ST. NV.
Desirable NV. section, nr. trans: 2
spacious Imn., brk. home: automatic
INV. b.; deep yard; det. metal Ga.
2OS vARNUM ST. NV.
Spacious .z-bedrm. brk. home, break.
fast neok; Bryant gas h.-w. h.: ram.
bling. big back yard. metal garage;
house, VI block from trans; near
443 Delafield Pl. NV.
A mod. home with mod. bath, and
hsmt,; Bryant gae h.-w. b. Can be
bought with low down payment. De.
lightfully clean.
5000 AND SOIL 7th ST.
Two toeether: 4-bedrm. brk. home; 9
spacious rms, gas h..w. h.; side hall
plan; det. metal GARAGE. Home kept
tmmec. Each can be used - 2.
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Is Rock Creek Ch. Rd.
Walk into luxury. . rare treat. spa.
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Ems:; exceptionally clean; gas h.-w.
807 Hamilton st. NV.
coxy 6-rm.. brk, home with breakfast
nook. mod. kit. new stove and new
refriR.; gas h.-w. h.; metal garage.
viii accept low down payment.
REALTY CO.
ST. 3-1256, TU. 2-6253
Evening star., 1954-05-16
HOUSES FoR sALEN.W.
GooDfS DfSlf3i08 fH3i08MEs

V~t~S~ r@p~~V ~OVN
I. TOO Blk. Taylor
Attached ssss%:n. DSiiis i;i.nsr,! rooms n,yh
2. 1900 Blk. Illinois
Brick I,sss home; 9 roo@s: 2 inelosed
3. Unit Blk. r. I. Ave.
Row brick. Q rooms bath. sas heat
basement; garage.
4. 300 Blk. Hamilton
eemidet. brick. 9 rooms, 2 inclosed
porches. OIL h.-W.h.. Q Kitchens.
5. 100 Blk. Varnum
9 rooms. bath. h.-w.h.: brick.
6. 600 Blk. Farragut
ses heat; deep yard: 5 porc6ssS:;
Z. .'z6 4z6oo Blk. 9th st.
msnt. I sSs hsaE: beSutifulm ilfSEmn YARD. dPA''-
3. 400 Blk. Farragut
Brick home: Q kitchens. Z baths. q
9. $500 Blk. N. Capitol
HSw S...%:ns: Ss;sk . seS s1SmA bath. auto. heat
10. 1900 Blk. Arkansas
ave.
Brick. 9 large rooms. bath. basement,
auto; heat; heated garage; new
For fun details. prices. down pay
PARK ROAD HOUSING
QG. 2-171O LU. 2-470E
$68 MO.-$295 DOWN
Colored-Vec.; 7-Hm. houss and bath;
Stn ana Q NV. KG 7-112S. Ma.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W. I
CAPE COD HOME WITH
1st-FLOOR BEDROOM
AND FILL, RATH

1900 BLOCK. eOMERsET PL. NV.
NEAR WALTER REED. ETC.
This charm. Cape Cod det. brk. home
in this fine and conv. loc. Is In peri.
cond. and sit. on q beaut. handicapped
lot. In addition to being Of best pre-
war constr. among its many fea-
lures are 1st-FL. BEDRM. AND
FULL BATH. den. Q add. Ice. bed
rms. and full bath on 2nd A.: fully
equip. kit, 2 lge. porches Tone COM
pletely. screened), lge. bsmt. with
bath. built-in gar, din. rm. with
crystal chandelier, mirror wall above
firepl. In liv. rm. and many other
features you must see for yourself;
the. rear yard Is very private, incl.
with Anchor fence, and has huge
rose arbor, grape arbor and many
beaut. shrubs and plants; the house
Is SIT. in the prettiest block in the
entire area and there Is q minim. Of
trafiic. making II very Quiet street.
BARGAIN priced at only S2l. 800.
Today and eyes,, call OWNER at
IA, 9-653S: weekdays, call Elk.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
SOS 1st ST. NV.

"A HOUSE THAT Is A HOME"
Det. brick. 8 rms, 3 bedrmS., 2X
baths, lge. finished rec. rm., mir
rors, .wall-to-wall carpeting, exQui-
site. drapes, new garbage disposal
field stone patio on lawn, new
awnings; cow. .located: sensational
value; reasonably priced. Call
OWNER RA 2-h36H
Evening star., 1954-05-16
OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6
Near Walter Reed Hospital
HOME AND INCOME

Semidetached 2-story and bsmt.,
tion room with complete bath with
separate entrance, gas heat. Rea-
sonably priced at $14,950. Excellent
transportation, shopping and schools
within Q blocks. Directions: Out
open sign. at 9i5 Butternut st. NV.
JOLLES & SENNETT co.
Evening star., 1954-05-16

Come 10th st. to Up.
shur. turn west to Argyle ter. anc
Evening star., 1954-05-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W,
AN OUTSTANDING VALUE
Authentic CreStwood
A201 Arpvle Ter. NV.

INSPECT THIS STATELY GEOR.
GIAN COLONIAL HOME. SITUATED
ON 4 LARGE CORNER LOT VERY
NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK. WITH
LOVELY TREES AND LANDSCAP.
ING. DUE TO HEALTH, THE ORIG
INAL OWNER OF THIS HOME HAS
PLACED 1T FOR SALE. THERE'S A
LARGE CENTER HALL. WITH CIR
CULAR STAIRWAY AND A BEAUTI-
PuL CRYSTAL LIGHT FIXTURE
IN HALL AS WELL AS DINING
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THERE ARE ~ BATHS { on 81 SECOND
FLOOR, CONNECTING WITH 8 OF
THE BEDROOMS. STAIRWAY TO
LARGE FLOORED ATTIC WITH
VENT FAN. THERE'S A VERY AT
TRACTIVE KNOTTY-PINE DAY.
LIGHT RECREATION ROOM WITT
FIREPLACE AND A 2-CAR GARAGE
A DAYLIGHT MAIDS ROOM ANT
FULL BATH IN BASEMENT, As
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SALE AND A REAL OPPORTUNITY
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shur. turn west to Argyle ter. ant
Evening star., 1954-05-16
NEW RAMBLER IN
POTOMAC PALISADES

1912 Greene place NV.
Open Sun. II. Large brand
new 3-bedroom brick rambler
in q fine convenient loc. One
bedroom Is beautifully paneled
as q den. Kitchen with dis
posal and breakfast space.
Full basement with fireplace
and automatic clothes washer.
oversize built-in garage. Won
derful convenience to streetcar
or bus and Hardy grade school
on Foxhall road; S22. 800.
Macarthur bldv. to Que St.
left one block toward the river
FRANK s.. PHILLIPS. DI. 4
1411; eyes,, WO. 6-3235.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
HOUSES FOR sAlE--N.W.

COLORED-66l4 l4th ST. NV
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TefRr. in every rm., will consider
leasing. SECURITY REALTY, 9O6
n: Y. ave. NV. RE. 7-5763, 10. s.
COLORED-MT. PLEASANT AREA
10 large. rooms, front and back
yards with flowers: in excellent con-
dition. Good income property.
For sale or rent. AID. 4-15O3.
COL0RED-PETWORTH-631 DEL
afield. Lovely 2-family home. 8 nice
rms, 2 baths; gar. Ideal corner for
doctor. etc; Open. ALLEN REAL
COLORED-NR. 18th AND KENNEDY
-Det. a-rm.. 2h-bath home In excel
cond-; flrepl:. garage; asking SCI !:
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COLORED-BEAUT. COND. cor. brk.
3-unit home and income in Bright
wood, with 3 kits, 3 refgS., gas heat,
front and rear porches, det. garage,
lge. yard. Call RA. 6-S919 for In
Spection and details.
COLORED@OPEN 2-6-600 Emerson
St., 6 rms. 2 enclosed porches.
Call SAMUEL WHITE, TU. 2-2397
or AID 2-2020