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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, Port Republic
Md.-Cottages and lots for sale L
story eottaees.e ess s7ooo. osoNsa9atfs WitS 81 ,doi
down payment. Literature, or driyt
down anytime, 4la mi. beyont
SELBY ON : THE BAY Beautifu
home. easily converted to year.
ffsssst1 fsss1 r ping .s$i s%$iHIizMises LIAM se''sRfo S2
ALL-YEAR 4-room.and-bath cottas,
Ct Deale, Md, 81 miles D. C. Neal
Shees. Bay: stores and school. S5,'
2oO. Very easy terms. No settle.
%ALFEsR Fs ffs' ~ gATMsNR AWsis Rye f7a7 < ss7a e
Wo. 6-0747. 'A'' 'un'' G eys''
BEAUTIFUL WATER FRONT HOME
500 completed, on acres. For
sale due to DEATH. Sandy beach
view over Chesapeake Bay. Com.
plleting this house will save over
slqoGo SaGssS over at eg!o}dIHs dSsr nsE ofs
G. RoBIsoN. q. 8. N. 1Retired1 i
Broker, White Stone, va.
CHESAPEAKE BAY-3-bedrm. year
around home, lge. cleo. kit, front
and side screened .porches, Ice,
wooded corner plot; terms. Z, 8.
HINE & CO., ME. S-0519.
WATERFRONT PROP. with income
2 5-rm.. 1 3-rm. year -round cottage;
ami. 4-car gar: lot 150x257; mr..
d. c.; Q cottages rented ct Se5 ca.
per mo. Landlock harbor. SCI. 800,
terms. May divide. HE. 4-35OO:
eves.. S-4961. w. w. LEWIS. Real
tor.
$5O, 900 - Committing distance to
Wash or Baltimore; 3h kcres on
beautiful waterfront: 8 rooms, 2h
baths, Scar garage; everything you
would want In o waterfront home.
K st NV, Ma S-6229; sun and
eve.. EN- 2-S476.
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5b ACRES

On Rhodes River exclusive beach
wooded area Just Of Rt. 214. neal
Annapolis, Md. Mt. Vernon Colo.
nial architecture. Real buy at S18,'
600.
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Rear 2639 18th st. NV.
Convenient to 18th and
Euclid stS, 5 spaces avail
able Immediately. Rent, $3.50
each per month.
B. F. SAUL co.
925 18th ST. NV. Ma. S-2100
-
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND

POTOMAC RIVERFRONT Tall
Timbers, st. Marys CO.. room
white stucco cinder-block dwelling.
Q baths. radiant heating. built 1850;
excel. condition; shade trees. gar
den. $4,000. Liberal terms.
POTOMAC RIVER-30 acres, 400-ft.
river front. Is miles from D. c.
Suitable gentleman's estate. or. high
grade subdivision. No buildings,
coLToN iSiSSS POINT Potomac River
front. sand beach. excellent water
cottage, bath: comfortably fur
nished: lawn, garden. $4,000.
COBB ISLANDL-At confluence OF Po-
tomac and Wicomico Rivers. Cottage
on State road. Waterfront PRIVILEGES.
4 rooms, porches, completely fur
nished: half bath, shower in outside
building. electricity: 2S0-ft. artesian
well, stove heat; landscaped. Shade
and fruit trees. Immediate posses
PORT TOBACCO RIvER-Residen.
tial lots, Q to 5 acres each; 81 .000
to $500. Also 5-aere tracts on
high ridge with waterfront priyi.
leges. S400 acre.
LEONARD SNIDER,
Tel. SSH L. Plata. Nd.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BEARTQW REALTY Co. Realtors
ARE YOUR PRESENT PAYMENTS
too high?22 Do you need money
for taxes or bills? Do you neec
money for home improvements? 2 /;
Money loaned on 1st or 2nd trustI
on terms to suit your budget. Loans
made in D. c.. Md. and Va. Up tS
Is years to pay. Call Mr.. Freedman
WASHINGTON LOAN q TRUST
BLDG 300 r ct. NV, Rm. S07
MSNIH Tel, Re. On oSSlesSsi 81 rrusr-w. MI,
buy 2nd-trust notes. b. c.. nearby
Nd; or Va; reasonable rates. MA.
T1ONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
MENI CORP. 1912 N. Y. ave. NV.
Ma. a-5S33.
End TRUST. Arlington area; immed
action. McCLAINE PROPERTIES
2100 Wilson blvd. Arl ia. 2-S300
SPOT CASH FOR End TRUSTS
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SOuTH RIVER

SOUTH RIVER
Attrac. new small home with hard.
wood floors; fireplace and mod
equipment; on beaut. waterfront
point with commanding view OF river
EVA GUIDE BRANDT,
Realtor
Annapolis, Nd, Colonial 3-461E
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BoATs tcent.l

Factory Demonstrators
Two 1856 outboard cruisers. COPPER
BOAT CO.. Baltimore. Prospect
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MONTGOMERY

v5 ACRES. FIX up this old house and
have Q real bargain for $4,000
EXCEPTIONAL 500-ACRE stock farm,
beautiful home and bldgs., close-in
and under $500 per acre.
SO0-ACRE going cattle farm, many
hard to beat for S55. 900.
DAIRY FARM Of 800 acres, home, 2
tenant houses, good dairy barn,
Ioanng barn, outbldgs.. silos. good
nerd, machinery, equipment and
feed; all for sos. 900. This is hard to
peat; you're in business Immediately.
ad under Houses For Sale, Mont
gomery County"
nnNp I'M ANTI rsn Nyyru
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MOTORCYCLES

CUSHMAN SCooTER-Excellent con.
dition: $500. Call jE. 1860. 20
NIL; equipped with Windshield. spot
HAEkIiEYst HLAEsIi stg,; DAyn5SsioTEA Sg5Si IA. sl5all. q,
miles. plenty OF extras. Perfect con.
dillon: S575. RE, 5-9226. -
WHIzZER motor scooter bike, goot
running condition; S55. centra
MOTOR SCOOTER 1858; like new
Cushman Eagle; $3.50. IA. 1914
H.ARLEY-DAVIDSON '51 "6I": red
big seat, windshield. plenty d
chrome; 1895. HOYLE MOTOR
SALES, 1717 r. ]. ave. ne, DU
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AUTOS AND TRUCKS FOR HIRI

AUTOS AND TRUCKS FOR HIRI
CHEVROLET h-ton panel with re.
liable driver. deliveryman; know.
city. ME. S-5l5S. 7'
AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED
PRIVATE PARTY wishes truck with
stake, or Cadillac; repossessed or
otherwise; no dealers. Write Box
9Th, Star. -
WOULD LIKE to buy privately owned
limousine for cash: no dealers please.
FROM PVT. OWNER. so Mercury
station wagon. 10. 2-5376.
WANTED BUICK Super 4-dr. sedan;
black. 80 or 81 by pvt. party. TIE.
6-S0t7. No dealers.
WILL TRADE 9 lots in Nat. Memorial
Park for new Mercury or Pontiac.
Box 327-E. Star.
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EI.RY-ON-THE-RA

Year-around 2-bedrm. home with
beautiful view of South River. "a
block to fine community sand beach.
Only $3.50, on terms. Immediate
possession.
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VESTS FLORIDA
BOOKLET

Absolutely FREEl Whether you de.
sire a profitable business or wish q
modest retirement bungalow in ont
Of the Worlds most mildest
climates. you may find extensive
listings Of Florida real estate IL
VESTS latest Florida catalog
Tourist courts. motels. trailer
camps, farms, citrus groves. mag.
year-round homes. VESTS FLORIDA
AGENCY, INC, WS-11F. 1915
North Mills ST. Orlando. Ella.
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BOATS

BOAT, 10 #. Comet sail boat. place.
1st in Hampton races, excel. cond.
offer. 10. $4,000. Ext. 26l. s.
FOR SALE cabin cruiser, Length
A IT., beam liza it., inclosed wneel
house. sleeps 4. fully equip. l5(
h.p. Gray marine engine. Priced fol
Sne1 S1leT sale sale Contact B.. p. LANK.
WANTED TO RENT during huntins
Gail ME. s-5o12. to 5 weekdays.
ORLANDO CLIPPER-Aluminun m
boat, "A IT,. Is h.p., Evinrude motor
Mastercraft trailer. UN. 4-42S9.
FOR RENT-Belt. disk and oscillatins
pumps, elec. screw drivers, portable
reuters. angle head drills, paint
sprayers RENTAL TOOLS q EQUIP
EGGcrR5Ylci Sc III MoToRis, sMiess5i nbp - and
32 volts available for immediate
MENT CO, s47s fAssaI Sherman ave. M.qaE NV.
12-ET. PLYwooD RowBoAr with
Su5s6oard 56ond anchor and oars. LU
TRADE CADILLAC 40 Special Fleet.
Sp0d S to 'essn 81 II. r. cabin h WIN c1n.tl tires Sn
screw pref. but not essential. viii
72-fT. TWIN SCREW YxCHf-sound
and fully equipped; engines just
overhauled; l4-ft.. dinghy; deep.
freeze. 9-cu.-ft. refgr.; sleeps s t.
rs,. " ouIane ai cSok stove, pressurs
heat; excel. for living aboard yeaI
round. Yacht win be sold for mort.
gage OF S2,S00 this week. 81 ,0OC
or best offer dn. from respon, party
and 800 per mo. See HYBARGER
Yacht Bethsaida, Buzzards Point
Boat Yard, lst and v SITS. s.w.
Io-FT. CHRIS CRAFT outboard cabin
accessories. $995. Cali ~. 9-53Is
Sunday and evenings or DE. 2-580C
Chris cRAFr KIrs.-1a-tt. row.
SSst' $6s; 14-ft. heavy plywood skin
SSS: other models. JU. 9-24O6.
s9x3S sGE49 MiLrs ii bore i. peri ssass ssnd. Cal
SAIL BOAT, Thistle, IL IT,, mahog.
cover: trailer. 81 ,I25. re. 8-o785
DEADRISE. 21 foot, with small cabir,
new in 1851. 25-horsepower uni.
yersal Marine motor used only about
other than boat. Make Offer sS' csl'
rR0ILiS SsF m mr. Sunday Socs ,,o,,, Wo .,: S27s9
eApT; el11ca KING. ING. 10; 4: a:;5s4S $40 days; WA
NEW SOFT. FISHiNG CRnISER' ~.
It. beam. 6 cyl. Ford, fully con-
yerted; no better hull on Chesapeake
Bay; NuTWELLS BOAT YARD
SLIPS now xSxiLHBBLiGS iSIsj for winter
storage; water and cleo: boats IN
to 62 #, BUzzARD PoiNT BOAT
CHRIS CRAFT, si-it, Express cruiser
Be seen between 10 am. an "a and az ! p.m Inn
Sal: ana sun; $500; no dreamers,
,S ,SSlE@nESesTs ~ or brokerS: -
Oy-EA. DEAUnASE BOAT, Gray ma
rine. See at Smiths Boat Yard.
Herald Harbor. Md. Tel. UN. 4-4I3I
pTTFTJyc CTnUYSST
.x,t 1t,th e. rs cSHVASE
Repair v1n caSs;,rsiar. e; siM ,,s, Me- Me; S-5717
.Eators. starters and distrl6u.ors:
,o,. p,ds.. MEW ..sss bOAlS
1922 1922 Corrsct Crafts. coming soon.
noSnced. IA Ho'ke's 70 DC an
nPnETP yRI MS NH' NasRs;' Eng TSntS Ssl,ysTy
nTTIvrpv = 1o
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MONEY WANTED

GET BETTER than 25ss on your
VIII pay at. rate better than 25es
per annum for it. Good real estate
security. Box 179-C, Star.
at So with pay-off time sooner If
desire. win give End trust on real
estate. Box 497-H, Star.
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COMMERCIAL
a parcels, Arlington blvd, 394 acres
and Az acres.
Vienna. $500 SO. IT,. fronting on
hwy. 123. qtils. available. Pricec
Arlington blvd. nr. Seven Corners
3A acres.
Seven Corners. $4,000 81. It. nr. new
woodward d Lcthrop shopping cen.
ter.
commsrcial lot in Annandaie. $500
ACREAGE
Ideal low-cost housing site Of 12(
acres. Utls. Priced reasonable.
4-room house. 2-car garage, II acre,
fronting 600 It. ON Hwy. Z, 3 mi
beyond Dranesville.
| l21h acres. fronting roo #. on No. ,
| hwy. In Loudoun County.
9h acres on Annandale rd.. / mi
from the heart Of Annandale.
CALL JIM CRAVEN
Arthur L. Waters Co.
IA 7-5200 9 TIL Q ia. 2-4141
cOLORED--RAAfBLER SITE. so It
wide: woodbridge, z; 2. Only s2,s5t
Iccoan 81 noRED-lExsT ,iEns "a a'2GiP GaPlroL 81.
lot. in strategic location, near nev
s;avsninsss and sun. 10. S.lsSz. z0'
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ABOUT h-A: LoT. 1.75o, TERMS.
FRANK CRAVER. RA. 3-4635.
ANGER PL. BE. (Turn west ofi
Ala. ave. Sc. at 2400 block. 84x
$50. ideal for colored apartments.
ing Texaco station, 140x600. Eoned
Temple Hills-36-lot recorded SUBJ
division; also 10 acres. Cheap water
available. JAMES CARROLL REAL
Estate. 10. 2-04O0. Ewes. RE,
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A Salute to the Huntsmen
This. is truly q game sanctuary:
turkey, deer. coon, squirrels, lust
of Route 30 In W. Va. 500 acres
2 houses with elec. Only $50 acre.
STGLER & CO.. RA. 3-3431. WO.
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DGnF niiP ~ rgoa1SI AHn r.'S 60 i, OYER gs.1:

RIPLEY e. ROMER, INC.
REALTORS GATTHERSBURG 299
MONACACY RIVER FRONT
$50 acres; lovely old stone mansion:
modernized. in peri. cond; on paved
road; excel. soil. Owner will con-
sIGLER & CO.. RA. 3-3431, Wo.
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AVIATION

ia PIPER CUB COUPE 1910; $3.50.
See at ,aybla Valley Airport. Cali
ENGINES ca - Wright, lS20-4Oc,
rebuilt, like new; NTSO. preserved
and boxed. Very cheap. HARRY j.
ABRAMS, 124 L st. ne.
AEk0NICA CHAMPION; $3.50. AT
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High in the Mts.

Pond and springs on property; dandy
mt. grazing farm; 149 acres. about
40 -tillable, bal. pasture and wd. :;
white pine and northern spruce
trees, home fruit: 6-rm.l dwelling.
barn 40x50; courthouse, granary. and
machine shed; easy drive to- ad-
vantages; only $500, part down
E. G.. Brumback. STROUT REALTY.
Middletown. Va. Bargain Lists
Mailed Free.
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zONED APIS. THIS rs IT
ACRE LOT
COMMERCIAL,

ACRE LOT
MIL Creek PIX, Va, beautifully wood
ed Ia area Of fine homes. $500
viii sell ~ acre JE. 2-600A.
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CHECK THESE


ISUGARLOAF MOUNTAIN is your
background for these lovely 10-acre
homesites. Also, few 1-acre sites
available.
s RAMBLER SITES level: ! block
from transportation; utilities in
cluded.
10 RAMBLER SITES In Montgomery
Hills area: an excellent buy.
lS5 ACRES, adjacent to Bethesda
Country Club: approved subdivision;
plat available.
100. 900 50. It. of commercial or
industrial ground In Rockville, ad-
'acent to the B. e. o. Railroad.
1000 SO. It. Of ground, Bethesda,
zoned partial commercial. partia
apartment house.
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2 TO 5 ACRE HoMEsITEs

z TO B ACRE HOMESITES
Located In beautiful Forest Hills, on
way, beautiful trees wide roads,
reasonably priced ct $3.50 an acre,
terms II desired. Call NJ. LEO
sTORCH. Lanham Park, AP. 1881
ZONED APTS. THIS rs IT
Excellent d. c. close-in white area
eight l4-unit hldgs., liz apis.
Wide frontage (bldr.'s pkg. deaD
Owner win subord const. loans.
Good Opportunity, Oh. 4-20l6
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100 LOTS

1OO l. OTIS
zoned det. VA approved. Utils. avail
Streets on grade: excel fol
$40, ,000-S15,000 homes; $1,000 each
TENSHER-wALKER. INC.
AD. 1864 ia. 2-528(
CENTREVILLE. va, 4 A.. 81 900
Sta stanford. ford va. va IL q A.. a." So, 900 iooO
Owner, 1923 N. Adams st., Arl. /, Va
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LOUDOUN COUNTY ESTATE

house Of 5 bedrms., 3 baths; plenty
OF fruit trees: beautiful view; long
highway frontage: committing dis
tance D. c.; S31.5OO. excellent
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N. CAPITOL AND UNDERWOOD PL.
5 lots. approx. SO by 100 each, for
Diet. homes; subordinated terms.
AAuERJBAcH q CO., DI. 7-6601. TU'
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SOUTHERN MARYI.ANI

WEST RIvER-"Evergreen," a gra.
cious Colonial estate OF $50 acres
Main house. built in part in 1890
has center hall. living room. library
dining room, kitchen, 2 guest bed
rooms, 3 master bedrooms. 2 baths
Fine gardens, large box. 2 tenant
houses. 2 tobacco barns, stable, ole
quarters. Entire place In excellent
condition. $4,000.
oWENSVTLLE. Just III mi. from D. C
A quaint old house on acre lot
AL structural condition, but lacks
modern Improvements. $500.
STEUART VAUGHAN
Prince Frederick, Md. Phone. 49,,
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RICHARDSON & HALL, INC.

RACE HORSE FARM
e, acres, all clear and in grass, wood
fenced; IL box stalls. hay barn, corn
CRIB. OLD MARYLAND HOME, 6
rms. and bath, needs some repair;
oil h.-w. heat; on hard road. "a
mi. to Annapolis-W Freeway.
Approx. 30 mi. to DC; reas. priced;
off. by LOUIS A. STARTLING, T21
10th St NV. Wash. D. C. Tele.
RE. 7-1729 or Sat, and Sun. call
veSt River Md 4OO1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-28
CongregationaIists
Will Vote Today on
Social Action Unit
By Cospor Nonnes
SAnr sanEe TnrrasnnnnanA

NEW HAVEN, Conn, June %.
The 18th biennial meeting Of
the General Council of the Con-
gregational Christian Churches
will vote today on recommended
tions concerning the role its
Council for Social Action will
play in expressing the denomi-
nations views on various ma
tional and international issues.
The action originally was
scheduled for a decision on Sat-
urday, but a parliamentary tan
gle resulted in the vote being
postponed until today. Prelim-
mary votes on related questions
indicate that most of the $500
delegates, representing 5,573
churches having a membership
of 1888 54, favor support of the
Council for Social Action and
the role it has played in setting
forth the denomination stand
on public matters.
Funds Goal Exceeded
The delegates last night cele-
brated the conclusion of the
church'S drive, started two years
ago, for $45 million to be added
to the loan fund of the Congre-
gational Church Building So
ciety. The society lends money
to churches needing financial
aid in putting up buildings.
DR.. Albert D. Stauffacher, ma
tional director of the church
building loan fund, told the
gathering that pledges and gifts
to the drive now total $4,825, 801.
A total of $1,713,398 has been
in cash.
This is $325,8O1 in excess Of
the minimum goal of $4.5 mil
lion," DR.. Stauffacher said. THE
exact number of church partici-
pating is not known, but it is
approximately 1880 to 3,400.
It is my confident belief and
expectation that when the last
check is in we will have gone
beyond IS million in this bien-
MUM emphasis of ours"
The Rev. John F. McClelland,
minister of Christ Congregational
Church. Silver Spring, Md, told
the meeting that the loan fund
has meant a great deal to the
success of his congregation.
1T has meant a church edif1ce
to U.S." DR.. McClelland said" 1t
has meant a great fellowship
because we were able to put up
this structure. 1t has meant
for this new church a sense of
responsibility. When the build
ing loan fund was announced
there were many questions asked.
A vote was taken and it was I'M
animous and $4,000 was put
down for our fair share. Today
at least $4,000 of that has been
paid"
DR.. McClelland also announced
that a 100000 addition to the
church plant will be dedicated on
December S. Christ Congrega-
tional Church was started 10
years ago and now has more than
1000 members and a sunday
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Colorado. who also opposed rails
ing the limit last year, said.
They'll have to prove to me
that they cannot live under the
present debt limit, which I'm sure
they cannot prove" When Treas
ury Secretary Humphrey returns
to Capitol Hill with his appeal
this year, they'll have some
things to answer" Senator john
son said. We've got some sharp
pencils in the Finance Commit
tee, too" he added.
MalOne's Views Unchanged.
Senator Malone, Republican.
Of Nevada, who also helped kill
the Increase last year, said he
hasn't changed his position. but
that if "there is an emergency,
such as war;" the increase might
be necessary. He said he had
heard of no evidence which could
justify increasing the debt CELL
ing now. He agrees with Sena-
tor Byrd that the Government
will have to borrow to pay for
any tax cuts. They'll have to
make q good case, and it had
better be good" the Nevadan
said.
On the other hand, Senator
Flanders. Republican. of Yer
mont indicated he is willing to
60 along with the Treasury's re-
quest when it is presented.
IF the Congress votes appro-
priations and votes a tax bill,
and if the net result of both is
to increase the national debt
beyond the present limits. it
seems to me Congress has to be
responsible for its actions budg-
et-wise." Senator Flanders said.
When the Finance Committee
hears Secretary Humphrey this
year, political considerations
will be more in evidence than
they were last year. For one
thing, the Democrats have given
notice that in the coming con-
greSSional campaigns they will
point to the Eisenhower admin
istration's failure to balance the
budget, as promised. The Re-
publicanS. however, will get the
credit for reducing taxes.
If, then. the limit on the budg-
ct is increased. the Democrats
will be in position to tell the
voters that all their tax breaks
came from borrowed money"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-28
Plea for Higher Debt Ceiling
Facing Stiff Senate Resistance

stood at $270. 692 600. 900. q figure
safely below the $27S billion. But
that figure may be the lowest for
anytime until next January be-
cause Of the arrangement under
which corporations pay 30 per
cent Of their income taxes in
the first six months Of the cal
endar year and the remainder
in the final six months.
When the Treasury took its
case before Congress last year,
it's spokesman said that a bal
ance of $6 billion in the general
fund was necessary to meet the
Governments obligation on time.
But the balance dipped as low
as $3.5 billion last December.
and stands now at about IS bill
lion, at the time Of the year
when corporation income tax re-
ceipts are near their peak. With
the new tax cuts and without
authority to borrow further, it
is conceivable that IN the lean
months of late 1854 the Gov
eminent might not be able to
take care Of its obligations.
mo Panic Yet" Byrd Says.
The administration feared
something like this last year,
and warned at the time that
panic" might result. Senator
Byrd recalled this warning to-
day and noted that there has
been no panic yet"
Expedients used last year to
lessen this danger may not be
possible this year. For instance,
the Government then sold some
of its crop loans to banks with
the promise to buy them back in
1854, a promise that further
complicates the 1854 picture.
On the credit side Liquidation
of the 81 billion Reconstruction
Finance Corp. is, and will be.
adding some funds, but hardly
enough. the Treasury says, to
figure in the problem. Sale Of
aforementioned rubber plants
will realize about $500 million.
but the transfer can't be carried
out until next spring.
Senator johnson, Democrat. Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-28
Stevenson AssaiIs
6. 0.P. for Slogans
BY the Assoeiossd Press


SOUTH BEND, Ind, June 20.
-Adlai Stevenson, 1852 Demo-
cratic presidential nominee, said
last night that the Republicans
have "resorted to slogans Ia
cover the breakdown Of effective
government"
The former Illinois Governor.
spending the week end here as
the guest of Paul M. Butler.
Democratic national committee
man from Indiana. spoke at an
informal reception attended by
500 persons.
He mentioned new look" and
massive retaliation" as exam
Piles Of Republican slogans and
said they are calculated to ter
rify our allies and hot our enc
miles,"
Mr.. Stevenson said the Re.
publicans were Irrational" in
their cuts in defense with the
aid Of Senators Mccarthy, Jen-
ner, Dirksen and Mundt."
Another few months Of this
administration and well be talk
ing Of the 20 years Of reason
under the Democrats" he
quipped.
He said of President Eisen-
hover, who defeated him in
1852. Hes our President, and
it is indispensable for all Of us
that his administration should
succeed. We are Americans first
and Democrats second"
But, he added. I'VE must elect
people who have unanimity Of
purpose, and that's Democrats. :"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-28
Future Spending Disputed.

school enrolment of more than
$50.
DR.. Wilhelm Pauck, professor
at Union Theological Seminary.
said Protestant churches
strengthen democracy because
they maintain themselves by
means of democratic procedures
of government" and also provide
"the spiritual resources Of a
house of worship to the people
of the local communities"
Lack of mutual trust ulti-
mately will cause the fall Of
all totalitarian regimes, DR..
Pauck declared.
Chester Bowles, former am
bassador to India. will address
the delegates tonight. The week.
long meeting will close Wednes-
day.
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