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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-09
HOUSES FuRNlsHEp tcsnt.l

CHEVY CHASE bedrms., 9 baths,
Mrs. CLYDE c. Il DuNNiNoTotN. o.
2-2635, EN- 2-S3S3. Ill
FOR RENT, by owner-Two-bedro
bungalow, furnished. including util-
tiles. finished attic, full basement
and garage; price, $125 per mo.
Arlington, two hlks north OF West
over shopping center Just of OF
Lexington St; possession March 10.
IKE. S-6423.
CHEVY CHASE, MD. - Nr. circle;
brick Colonial, center hall. den,
screened porch. sun deck. 3 bedrms.,
4 baths, panelled recr. rm. with
fireplace, attic, fenced yard; April
Is to Sept. l5: S235 mo. Oh.
G-SR2N. After 3 nm. Ii
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED; tavern or bar doinE 81 900
Phone HA. 2-7S6S. IL
FOR SALE-CHINCHLLA 3 males,
4 females. registered and pedigreed.
Phone DU. 1850. TO-
Tv SERvICEMAN as partner: must
have equipment and some cash.
Send complete details to Box 273-
CT. Star. p
DOWNTOWN ROoMTNG OR TRAN
SENT. newly. decorated, ready for
and i baths, now available. com
pletely. equipped; now operating:
long leases to right purchasers.
LI SIsE co. Isis y 81. NV, DI.
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT, 1000 50.
dustrial, floor box-car level. AP.
7-13l3 or WA. 7-4S54. . 10'
FLOWER SHOP. fully equipped; young
and growing business: opportunity
for young florist to have own bust
ness ness with small cash outlay. Box
STORE UNIT FOR SALE, CONNER
cial building. FIRST floor, apartment.
second floor; For sale BY OWNER.
formation. No agents. IL
RESTAURANT AND BAR located at
Tavern near Park I'd. opp. two &c
and loo SUCCESSFULLY equipped. air
cond.: ready. to open; $4,000 down
payment Will handle. Also consider
partner. BOB HOLLANDER. I4ii
Pa. ave. NV. Ma. S-9743. 10
RESTAURANT Liquor: downtown
14th St; seats 20; does about ST.
200 wk.; opens IL am; total price
only $4,000 incl. rent paid to Dec
1854. w. E. THRIFT, Exclusive,
14ll Penna. ave. NV. MA. S-9143.
.REsTAURANT-Liouor; located on
busy ne. st; seats 40; strictly mod
srn; open am. to l pm. closed
SUNDAYS: owner must sacrifice for
only $500. terms. w. z. THRIFT,
EXCLUSIVE. 14l1 Penna. ave. NV.
NEW. MODERN SERVICE STATION
on main highway in Falls Church,
Va: For lease to energetic. agrees
sive individual; Reasonable rental.
stock dollar go for dollar; APPROX
Call XII. S-S0O7. 10
GROCERY STORE with nice living
quarters. 1909 cash-and-carry bust
ness: wonderful opportunity TO do
more business; little competition.
IA. s-7sI4. III
TRUCK and part-time business for
price Of truck. 81 Ford FL. pick
up' $685. cash. Box 3O3-G. Star.
BEAUTY SHOP. Illness forces sale.
Excel. busy location. A real sacri-
9-11O3; eyes,. tn. 2-O434.
BABY SHOP in excel suburban shop.
center N0A competition. Must be
sold. This is real bargain. Raj
FELL REAL ESTATE. JU. 9-1l03;
ewes. TU. 2-0434.
RESTAURANT-On and OF sale beer:
only restaurant in busy Va. shop
| restaurants showing an increase in
| business over last year; did about
| $4,000 in 1858; owner will enter
tain reasonable offers on terms. W.
! E. THRIFT. Exclusive. 141I Penna.
ave NV. Ma. S-9143. 3
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Gus. OPPORTUNITIES (cons. }

About As miles from Wash. on ma
tional hwy; practically new motel
with 10 units and excel. separate
liv. Qtrs. for 2 families. Gas sta
ton. Net income on 1I-month
operation reported $4,000. Priced
at well below 3 times gross income
Liberal terms. INEZ CUSHARD,
Realtor. EN-. 2-4232 or OIL. 2-5S67.
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HOUSES SALINE. tconsJ

COLORED = WOODBRIDGE - Large,
Demidetached, 2-fannily home. Must
be seen to be Appreciated; 5000
down payment. moderately priced.
e esS9s JMo%ss laaooyeg s5 ~ s.S is
C0LORED - WOODBRIDGE 81. 900
S SfSs v exsra o Srm rSta soS SS a.
sariine, Easy terms. ME. s-e6es.
DOWN, 1892 Hamlin st. me-. Diet.
2.6ath home: lovely yard: Form FORM.
KINSKY. Realtor. ST. 3-5311 WA.
COLORED--52f7 AAfES ST. NE
Detached brick; rms, large fenced
lot; built-in garage. Low down pay
ment Reasonably priced. Call Mr.
Weiner with Joseph KINsRY: Real
tor. ST. 3-5311: WA. 7-3304.
COLORED-CAPE COD BUNGALOW
Six rms. recr. rm.; porch: oil
INV; Lear garage: large lot. New
house condition. DON BLAIR. RIA.
$4,000. or RIA. S-4192.
COLORED-17th ST., near Sears
rms. bedrms. tnclosed porches,
full bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.. dble-car gar. !:
$4,000. HARTMAN REALTY. INC,
l345 Good HOPE I'd. s.e.. LU; A.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Quincy st..
8 rms. bedrms., 1st-h. lavatory.
rec rm.. gas h.-w.h. S1S.500. By
appointment. LU. 2-5976. ii
COLORED-1219 r ST. N.E.-Seven
rooms and bath; front porch; full
basmt., gas h.-w.h.; $11.500.
1908 Trinidad aye: n'e:-six rooms.
baths: built in garage; front porch;
automatic heat. Price, $15,600.
HALL 81 BRO, 1904 H st. ne. Ii.
1851, .
COLORED-VACANT-S995 DOWN
1929 18th st, NE.
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

ACTION MOVERS-We move bv Job
or Sc per mr.. Call any time, day
or night. HO. 2-7331. -12
Hills TRANSFER-Any day or mr..
small and large Jobs: trained men:
long-short bookings: ms. Ii. 6-3364.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage In
separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. 7-0l04. UNION STOR-
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1906.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving:
beaches q speciality. S. L. MORRIS,
tn. 2-1150 or Ii. $3.50.
RENT A VAN MAN SERVICE: driver
and EQUIPPED van. $3.50 per hour.
10. 2-3330. is
MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving storage:
reas. IA. 9-2937: ewes. RIA. 3-l4I6.
MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage:
reas. ia. o-2937; eyes,. RIA. 3-14l6.
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WANTED

Western Auto associate store dealer
for ShippensburR. Pa.
Western Auto Supply Co., merchan-
disc source for more than 200
Western Auto associate stores. wants
er. He'll retail our nationally adj
vertised lines OF auto supplies.
radios. bicycles. appliances. etc. No
experience needed, we train. you.
Cash capital Of $4,000 needed. see.
write or phone us today:
WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO.
4001 Leeds Ave.
Baltimore 20. Md
Phone ArbutuS 1895. %
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Chevy Chase, D. C.-$23, $50
BETWEEN WESTERN AVE.
AND UTAH AVE.
Beautifully redecorated. immaculate
~ clean, fine quality white brick
Colonial with 3 TWIN-SIZE BED
ROOMS. III baths. attached garage.
tremendous screened living porch.
newly equip. kitchen; saS INV heat.
Excellent neighborhood. convenient
to Lafayette school. recreation CEN
ter and Blessed Sacrament. Call
til ..
Town 2z Suburban En-. 2-Q4ln
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Blessed Sac. Parish
Chevy Chase mr.. Circle: brick; rms,
Ia baths. gar. oil heat, spac.
garden, SIC 500; vacant.
MRS, CLYDE c. HUNTINGTON
OIL. 2-2635 EN-. 2-S3S3
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Barnaby Woods Area
BURLEITH

Cor. brick, 8 bedrms., liv. rm., din
rm., kit, bath: gar; gas heat; lge
yard: immed, poss.; financed.
Georgetown Realty &
Insurance Co., Exclusive
AID. 2-5577 Ewes, WO. 6-9115
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HOUSES FOR sALsLN.w.

C0L0RED-2-FAAGILY HOME, beau
private entrances: $16, $50. on easy
terms. Call Mr.. Lawrence. RA. g.
106S, ~; s77I00. CHESTER H.
C Colonel HSR isaS AND PARK kD.
NV. Vacant. Outstanding Diet.
home; immense concrete front pch. !:
true center-hall plan; IL very large
rms. with fireplaces: bedrms.. 3
mod mod. tiled a., baths full 6smt. oil nv
sa si SN Isl ssT EAf REALLY isEms CO. 20
1874 Eye st. NV. Elk. 3-3400: ewes,
ia. 9-778O. or RA. 3-5711. Id
COLORED-2-FAMILY APT, UNIT
Each apt. has large liv. rm.. separate
s sSSsts f nslossa T E.ar Dsni1y Gr
able for 3rd bedrm.: tenant pays own
utils. including heat. Price greatly
reduced for quick sale. S31 500.
Cal OIL; 1885; CARL M. FREE
MAN REALTY, INC. OIL. 4-Q642.
coLoRED EMERSON ST. Nv
Fully detached. 7-bedrm.. 4-bath
home with Gear garage. Convenient
terms Call MT; Ryan. ~. 5-1258.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. l-2OO5.
C0LOFED-NEAR 9Th ST: BUS
garage: covered front porch. den,
recreation rm.. big. kit. oil INV.
1855. MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO,
Realtor. 1924 14th ct. NV. AID.
4-2005.
COLORED-17th AND WEBSTER
Lge. Diet. frame residence In need
Of minor repairs and renovation but
basically Q very sound and solid
home: list a. Law; 4-bedrm. 2 baths
on End H.: bsmt;. screened porch.
2-car garage. nice level Anchor
fenced rear yard; brokers coop. in
vited. Priced at $22.750. FRANK 6.
PHILLIPS, DI. T-1411. ewes. OIL.
24S34. IA
COLORED-3O1 WEBSTER ST. NV.
Lge. corner brick. hall entr;
paraue floors; liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit.
and breakfast rm. End f.. 4 bedrms.
and. mod. kit. and. bath. Rec. rm..
"a bath, lge yard: $1,000 down.
RA 3-1916. JAMES s. WILDER
COLORED-16TH g. VARNUM NV.
8 Rms, Q Baths. Oil Heat
Elk. 3-b707 RA, 3-014O
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.w.

174 Darlington st. S.W.
Lovely 5-rm. semidet. brk.: full bsInt.;
gas heat; excel. neighborhood; close
to shopping center. school and
transportation: reasonably priced Tor
quick sale.
AETNA REALTY co.
1406 9 O.. NV. ME S-24b4. Ewes
20. 6-6667. III
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I'll TUCKERMAN ST., N.w.-Lovsly
semidet. brick home; 8 bright out
side rms. and bath; mod. kit; cow.
to schools and shopping; low terms.
To inspect call RA. 3-1016.
JAMES 8. WILDER REALTY CO.
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HOUSES UNEURNIsHED Cont
Mr.. CONN. AND CALVERT

Completely redec.. 8-bedrm.. 2-bath
3-story row brick home, LIST Il
contains lge. liv. rm.. din. rm., kit
and rear porch, gas h.-w.h. To in
spect call BOSS a. PHELPS. INC,
MA $4,000 10
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Ideal for T.pe. Family

Price. S21,95O: immaculate. COM
pletely renovated and tastefully
decorated older home. loo. only 4
blks. from the CHI. CHI. CIRCLE
AND BLESSED SACRAMENT. LIST fl.
has q wide full center hall: GAIT.
brand-new KELviNAToR, kit. DOW
der room. and lovely rear glass
Enclosed and screened porch: end
d. has 4 NICE BEDROOMS and tile
bath plus an additional rear
screened and glass inclosed porch:
3 beautiful shade trees with wis
terra: deep fenced lot: Lear gar:
semifinished rec. rm.: maids rm.
and u bath in bsmt ONLY S5.O0D
CASH REQUIRED. To inspect call,
OF, A-766Q M brokers
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CO. oPERATIVE APIS. SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

UNFURNIsHED-2-bedrm. apt, du-
pick. or house: settled couple: NV.
or suburb. Write details. BOX
1S6-D, Star. 10"
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Rock Greek Park
SHEPHERD PARK

SHEPHERD PARK
The cleanest. detached all-brick house
we have ever been privileged TO
offer, containing seven rooms, and a
bath and a half plus a lovely powder
room. There are many unusual
features in this residence. some of
which are. recreation room with
complete bar and an Anchor fenced.
large rear yard. The terms on this
home are excellent with q minimum
down payment required. For ap-
pointment to inspect. call
A. s. GARDINER & CO.
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REALTORS
1881 L st. NV, MA. 8-0334


ST. ANNE'S PARISH
fNR. WISCONSIN AND ALTERNATELY
Three bedrm. home in new-houSe con-
dition throughout. New tiled bath.
all-new kitchen: new concrete rear
porch, plus sleeping porch; Attrac-
tive new stone work front and
rear: completely redecorated! Full
bSmt. with lavatory and Bryant gas
furnace. INV. heat. All this for
$1,000: liberal terms. Please call
Mr.. Gavin with H. G SMTTHY CO,
ST. 3-33d0: res. AID. 2-5004. Ill
WALTER REED HOSPITAL
Large. semidet 9 rm., ga bath, o.
IT. brick home. large entrance foyer,
2 inclosed porches. gas INV H., new
hot-water tank. brick garage, full
basement: convenient location; good
terms. Ewes, RA. 3-6552.
AUERBACH e. CO., DI. T-650l.
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SHEPHERD PARK

1901 ALASKA AVE. NV. -
Owner wants quick sale of this at
Of stone construction. Excellent
!cond. throughout with foyer entr.
lge. liv. rm., 15x26.6; over size din.
rm.,. kit. with breakfast space,
powder -rm. and den. 2nd A., mas
ter bedrm. 15x21, with bath:
other twin-siZe bedrms. with bath;
2 finished rms. in attic. Bsmt.. has
Inspect by appointment. Call Mr..
Clark. RA. 3-9O11.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO.
RealtoI, 1924 14th ct. NV.
AO. k.2O0b.
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COLORED

5125 sth St. N.W-Modern Petworth
house; Il lge rms. full bsmt., auto
heat: yards and porches. Many other
houses. Come to once; open . am
Natl RE REALLY 9S 2 "d Thomas sSt circle as'
NV. RE 1-3i34
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APIS. UhFURNIsHED-vA.
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YOU CAPITOL HILL
RESTORED HOME SEEKERS
Will be interested in this nice S-rm.,
4-bath and 4-kitchen flat front
brick on c st. Sc, where many
at $4,000 with $1,000 down and
easy terms This house can be
used as licensed 4-apt. bldg
temporarily II you wish to wait to
remodel. and will more than carry
itself during this period. HERBERT
& SONS. Realtors, Ii. 3-0129; ewes,
TT
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RESTAURANT-On and OF sale beer;
only restaurant in busy Va. shop
ping center and one OF the few
restaurants showing an increase in
business over last year: did about
tain reasonable offers on terms. w.
E. THRIFT, Exclusive. l41I Penna.
ave NV MA. S-9143. -
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

CHEVY CHASE. D. CT bedrooms.
ga baths. large din. rm. and living
rm.;- rent S225 per mo, Call TIE. 6.
1870 between 10 and 6.
N. ARL., near Lee hwy, and Glebe I'd.
-2-bedrm. brick. scrd. rear porch.
Cow. bus. shopping. school. Gas
heat. Attic fan. BSmt. Excel cond.
Avail. immed.. &11n. Ia. r-2aA7
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WANTED. tavern or bar doing 81 900
to 5000 Q week. No realtors.
Phone HA. 2-7S6S. IL"
FOR SALE-CHlNCHILLA 3 males.
4 females. REGISTERED and pedigreed.
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RESTAURANT AND BAR located at
TAVERN near Park I'd. opp. two &C
and l0c SUCCESSFULLY equipped. air
cond.: ready to open; So, 900 down
payment will handle. Also consider
partner. BOB HOLLANDER, 14ll
Pa. ave. NV, Ma S-9143 -l2
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COLORED-16TH g. VARNUM NV.
- Rms. Baths. Oil Heat
Evening star., 1954-10-29
Adenouer Urges West to Sign
Red Security Pact AfterArming
Program Has Support of Leaders
Of Free World, Bonn OfficiuI Declares

and their peace by combining for
their common defense.
"They must create sound and
stable economic conditions with
in the free world and guarantee
human freedom and social secu-
rity to every one.
"They should prepare for the
future by giving their forms of
association a purely defensive
character, endowing them with
all the elements requisite for q
system of collective security.
Finally, they should jointly as
regional group--as provided for
in the United Nations Charte,
enter into a relationship, to be
settled by treaty, with the Soviet
bloc, a relationship which would
offer all those participating Sc
curity against aggression.
In this connection we must
make IL quite clear that any
continuation Of the Soviets' at
tempt to Bolshievize by force
whole nations and parts of ma
tions against their expressed will
are not designed to bring about
that relaxation of tension which
the Soviet leaders describe as
their foremost aim"
Il am happy to see," Mr.. Ade-
nauer continued, "that the lead
ing statesmen of the free world
are agreed on this program
among themselves and with the
public opinion of their countries.
(See ADENAUER, Page A-8.)
Evening star., 1954-10-29

have reached our goal of the
eradication of tuberculosis in
this generation earlier than I
expected.
The statement has been made
that the discharges from the
hospitals exceed the admissions.
If this were true. and Il has
been so stated, then tie infer
ence may be made that the de-
mands for beds are decreasing.
When I looked into the matter
I found that medical releases
from the hospital were grouped
with 'walk-outs' and that the
latter have increased from 1856
in 1853 to 288 in 1854.
800 Cases Checked.
"As soon as I went into the
matter and found this out, I
requested our nursing service to
check more than 900 cases, some
OF which are in this category
to make archaeological investi-
cation as to their whereabouts
and to get them and their fami-
lies in TO X-rays. You may have
other recommendations along
those lines"
DR.. Seckinger referred at one
(See TB. Page A-4.l
Evening star., 1954-10-29
Health Advisers Back 3OO-Bed
TBUnit at General HOSPITAL

An advisory group to the
Health Depart TIM ent today
adopted a resolution said to
favor construction of 300-bed
tuberculosis hospital on the
grounds of D. c. General Hospi-
tai.
Contents of the resolution
were not revealed, but according
to Edward K. Funkhouser, chair
man Of the group, it dealt gener-
ally with the hospital and ia
vored its construction.
Mr.. Funkhouser added that
the group is in the process Of
obtaining pertinent informa-
ton" on the entire tuberculosis
picture in the District. It was
agreed. he said, that this infor-
nation would be forthcoming
in Is days.
The resolution was understood
to have been forwarded to the
District Commissioners.
Group Formed in July.
The group, consisting of Health
Department officials and tuber-
culosis authorities, was formed in
July to advise DR.. Daniel L. Seek
niger. Health Department direc-
tor, on tuberculosis problems in
the District.
The meeting today followed
revelation earlier this week that
plans for the TB hospital at Dis
trict General Hospital, approved
by Congress in May, had been
halted pending a "revaluation Of
the tuberculosis scene" in Wash
ington
DR.. Seckinger. 1t has been
learned, was asked by the Com
miSsioners to present facts to
justify construction Of the hos
pital. The action of the advisory
group today win form a portion
OF DR.. Seckinger's report to the
Commissioners next week.
Statement BY Seckinger.
At today's meeting statement
was read from DR.. Seckinger.
| He said: Il am deeply con-
cerned about the situation. !.
j ask that you tthe advisory
group look into the situation
completely. Every service and
resource Of the Department Of
Health Is available to you.
IF by some magic wand the
picture has changed 90 suddenly
that We do not need the 500 beds
for tuberculosis. then We shall
Evening star., 1954-10-29
Yoshida leaves England
For 3-Day Visit Here
BY the Associated Press

SOUTHAMPTON, England,
Oct. %. 29.-Premier Shigeru Yo-
shida Of Japan sailed yesterday
for the United States-his final
stop in a tour aimed mainly at
boosting his country's sagging
export trade.
New trade agreements between
the United States and Japan will
be the chief topic Of his talks
in Washington. which will in
clude a meeting with President
Eisenhower.
Yoshida, rs, boarded the
Queen Mary, which is scheduled
to arrive In New York next Tues
day He will spend three days
in Washington. from November
8 through 10.
He is due back in Tokyo Mo-
vember II. His tour has taken
him to Canada, France, Ger
many. italy and Britain.
Evening star., 1954-10-29
Powell Given
0ne-Year Term
For orC.onfen1pf
ousted FHA Aide
Ordered to Jail
Immediately
By Howord L. Dutkin

Clyde L. Powell. ousted assist
ant commissioner Of the Federal
Housing Administration. today
was sentenced to years inn
prisonment for criminal con-
tempt Of court.
Powell twice refused to answer
certain questions, as directed by
the court, put to him by a Fed
eral grand jury investigating
scandals in the FILA. Federal
Judge F. Dickinson Let's refused
to grant Powell bail pending ap-
peal and ordered him committed
Immediately with the instruction
to a deputy marshal: "Mr. Mar
shal. you take the prisoner in
custody"
Criminal contempt. unlike
civil contempt. entails definite
punishment which can not be
avoided by later agreeing to
abide by the courts order. A
person convicted of civil con-
tempt later may purge himself
Of the charge by complying with
the order.
Willful Silence Charged.
Judge Let's, in the U. s. Dis
trict Court for the District Of
Columbia, found that Powell had
"willfully, deliberately, and con-
tumaciouSly" refused to answer
grand jury questions as to
whether he had removed from
his Office official diaries and
desk calendars covering the
years 1916 to 1854 when he was
discharged from his post.
The jurist, in sharply worded
findings of fact, declared that
Powell had Constructed the ad-
ministration of justice" and had
blocked "the search for truth"
by the grand jury.
Powell, in refusing to answer
the questions which he had been
directed to answer by the court
on two previous occasions, had
cited the constitutional guaran-
tee against Standardization.
But Judge Let's found: "the
witness (PowelD has not sue
cessfully or effectively invoked
any constitutional privilege" The
judge indicated he found no ex-
tenuating circumstances in the
issue.
"The court finds Powell is
guilty of criminal contempt of
this court by his resistance to a
lawful order of this court and
also by his obstruction" Of the
grand jury investigation, Judge
Let's said.
Asked by the jurist If they
Evening star., 1954-10-29
Mccarthy Predicts
Senate Will Vote
To Censure Him
Very Few Members
Will Weigh Case With
Open Mind, He Says
BY the Assoeiossd Press

Senator Mccarthy predicted
today the Senate will vote to
censure him at it's session be-
ginning November 8 because, he
said. Every few. members will
consider the evidence with an
open mind.
81 don't have any thought at
all that I'll get a majority of
the votes" the Wisconsin Re-
publican told a reporter It was
the first time he had said this
in so many words.
A special Senate committee
headed by Senator Watkins, Re-
publican, of Utah, in a report
made public September 27, rec
commended that Senator Nc
Carthy Should be censured" on
three specific counts. The NO
vember 8 session was called to
act on the report.
"I don't expect more than a
very few Senators will go in
there-the special session-with
an open mind" Senator Nc
Carthy said.
Senator Mccarthy said he is
convinced of this. II am not
going to defend myself before
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had anything to say before SEN
tence, both Powell and his at
torney, Daniel B. Maher, an
sWered in the negative.
Sentence Pronounced.
The sentence was then pro-
nounced. Mr.. Maher asked the
court to grant Powell freedom
on bond pending appeal. The
attorney contended Powell had
acted in the belief that answers
to the questions would violate
his constitutional rights and
that "a substantial constitutional
question is involved"
Mr.. Maher said he would ap-
peal later today.
Max II. GoiuSchein, a special
assistant to the Attorney Gen.
eral, in charge Of the grand jury
investigation, opposed the mo-
ton.
Judge Let's then denied the
motion for bail. Mr.. Maher fol-
lowed with a motion to stay exc
cution OF the sentence pending
appeal.
The case came before the
judge through presentment by
the grand jury which COM
planned of Powell's taciturnity
and sought contempt action.
Senate probers investigating
"windfall" profits and other
matters connected with FEEDER
ally financed housing programs
had heard testimony relating to
PowelPs alleged gambling losses.
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Mccarthy Group
To Hear Watkins on
Peress Case Nov. IS

Senator Mccarthy today
set November Is as the date
for the appearance of Sena-
tor Watkins, Republican, of
Utah, before the Mccarthy
Investigations Subcommittee
on the Peress case.
The Wisconsin S Senator
several times has invited
Senator Watkins to tell
what he knows about re-
sponsibility in the Army for
the promotion and honor
able discharge Of Maj. Irving
PereSS.
Senator Watkins accepted
the Mccarthy invitation but
said he would be too busy to
appear before November s
when the Senate reconvenes
to consider censure of SEN
ator Mccarthy.