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FARMS

STROUT CATALOG-Mailed FREE;
"a States. STROUT REALTY. 234.A
woodward Bldg. Washington 81
PVT. OWNER. must sell 40 acres.
mod. houses. both rented; Scar ga
rage; 1a4ofti road ffSntage CIoVegEsaf on
Comus I'd. Year-'round stream; "a
fenced. OIL. 6-66O1. weekdays;
LOUDOUN CoUNTY-on Rte. so. 80
miles from Wash. suitable for rais-
10 iaS 'scFsssi seFes ieSe Sel'sfeS sToSnd under
tivation; lge. turkev house with
9 tenant houses: $4,000. ia.
S-2634. -l5
BARGAIN IN 161-ACRE FARM
Beaut. home: 1877 acres cultivated
long frontaGe; FredericE lex Co; S,,v Md; q
ADAMS. OIL. 2-9511 or OIL. 4-52ol
CAMP sITEs-smau farm. 5-room
house. stream. well; near stephens
Citv. Peas. IA. 7-6770. 14'
RICH PRODUCTIVE DAIRY FARM;
utsa%Od 81 barn prce aPs5SS pegsed SG fop
hTrns; immsd. MsIeeH saie' Cali IA. s-s666. VIM.
p. PARRAMoRE, Realtor. exclusive
M. fEs%Si %oSiLNEY-175 acres, fenced and
ssisss cs Mn VIII FlELb fFI5 5u AZ 5ss5s Ct Dr5 iii
IssZp Nj MI. CHAIN BRIDGE, .nr, Forest
vile, Va Is acres; 3-bedrm. re-
meqelsd RE fsrmhSSse' gsHe ext Sl6 s4 S9o i5 !E
FOR RENT. near Damascus.6 rms.
bath. 6 acres. streams. outbuilding.
all fenced: car pools to Siiysr HsT
Spring; 500 WITHOUT acreage; ocSs S93
'e "a miles south on IN Route IL; 50
acres. all in grass. Never-fail-
ing stream through farm. Large
dairy barn with Is stan stanchiGnS nii1l witt with
bath. hot and cold water. oil heat.
All necessary outbuildings: For
quick sale. Call or write HENkEL
N, LAMP. Route 3, winchester. Va,
GENTIEHAS's l,HTII TS' EsTATE-eao acres
on Lee hwy: unending view Of sky
line. Move 100 steers in now. 9-rm.
house looking right into 3-acre lake,
tenant house, garage and barns;
cross fenced and watered. Price.
st9o9G @ G open out gnti ~ :Gd sisn o1 GO l.ft ys
drive In for q surprise. ALTMAN
REALTY CO.. Exclusive Agents.
roBAcco 81 s1S5SFi SFARM-Approz. as acres;
with Arm. house, good we'll and
good outbldgs.; 20 mi. D. c.. nr TB,
Nd. $500 CASH. Henry HIT
63l0 Marlboro pike, Wash. %. D.. c.
REsfCREp RFsCTRE GEoSRsGGIAN brick home
Sit. on 80 acres in Howard Co. This
home. retaining its orig. charm and
design for mod and gracious living
contains liv. rm., din. rm.. pine
paneled den. kit. and pantry. 4 bed
rms, 3 baths. 8 firepls., random
width pine floors. recessed radiators.
copper pipes throughout, brk. ter
race. ia-acre pond stocked with fish.
suitable for swimming. outbldgs
consist lge. bank barn, 20-stanchion
dairy barn, etc. Sit. on new RI. 40
OF Ga. ave. ext. tRt. go with 1900
it. rd frontage compl. fenced. Is
within easy committing distance to
both Wash. and Baltimore. Must be
seen to be appreciated. For sale BY
owner S45. 900. Sykesville, Nd.
$50 4i5IiN Down. $50 MO. - Buys for
5000 43 acres Of young and saw
timber. Community OF white. al miles
south. TIE. 6-413l. 20
APPLE ORCHARD. near Romney. W
Va.-100 acres Of fine trees in full
production. 1000 bushels expected
this year, plus 100 acres pasture ane
woodland: Groom modern house;
tenant houses. barn. Bargain; owner
i'll and must sell. 6I0LER b CO..
RA. 3-3431.
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OTIS AND ACREAGE WANTED

PVT. PARTY NEEDS 55-FT. LOT or
larger. for S23. 900 house; rear or
side slope. trees; in Alex. or AIl;,
east of Lexington; cash. ia. 40 81.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
REAL ESTATE WANTED

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
by the General Services Admins
tration Region 3, Business. Service
Center. Rm. ZOO, 9TH and D sts;
s.w.. Washington 20. D; c.. until
1900 am. May %, 1854, and then
United States Government approxi-
mately $4,000 square feet Of ofice
space in the northeast section of
bounded by E St, K St. 14th st
and 10Th st. Invitations and Bid
address. This invitation is issued
in connection with an expiring
lease. Applicable statutes necessi-
tate advertising in this case.
Evening star., 1954-05-14
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

SILVER SPRING-Approx. 1000 So.
it.. business or professional. all or
part-2-rm. apt. modern bldg. JU.
vIFSNfS. ISSfS. ~. EIc9ll.nt 9iI9h ,ocat;on sor
{VFntHfs wifi nsh O5snsh e suit ihSs asc S s5SGe WITH f
fixtures available soon. Dunkirk
5-s9S7. Good lease with reasonable
eoss s' X ST. NV, end h.-2ax7o
laws; wired for air-cond.. Ireas.
RfsTiAEERAANSf Gssi EAA NS,Saae' so4 rent at the ie enc
of Unsie Eiilies Pier. North Beach.
Nd. AnDlv in person. at UNCLE
oPPORT1NITY PlIsfi DOWNTOWN 33e4
K st. n,w.,' small bldg. 6 rms. s.or-
age space; 500 mo. entire O;dy.. Ma
USED CAR or ideal trailer sales; ap-
prox. 200 IT. frontage; room enough
for 100 cars; ideal building with 3
separate offices; all modern. inside
conveniences; two outside garages
for repair; etc; lights already in;
4IO0 and ask Mr.. WHITE for fur
CiLHRKsBuRG. MD.-Just OF super
hwy. on old Rte. 240 at Az Ham,
mond dr.; lst floor Of 200 IT. floor
space divided INTO 3 rooms and
candy case. refriseratof. Coca Cola
cooling box, Breyer's ice cream cab
inet. gas range. double wash tray.
hot-water heater, heating stove: !
basin; etc; and in part-time p3ar:t.1 .nUSsd use;
have knowledge of small business.
Settled couple desired. Rent. $40.
Reference required. Apply 5 Ham
mond DIR. 10
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR sALI

APPROX. $4,000 SO. FT.. commercial
zone; Kensington; only tract on
parkway. LO. 1866 -15
RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE, near Mt
old brick tourist home with parking
lot: would adapt to Offices. school OF
funeral home: 15ec lst trust avail.
JOHN r. HOKE, 927 18th st. NV,
ME. S-15S1. OIL. 4-4593. -16
COMMERCIAL, PROPERTY, facing
Rockville pike. Approx. acres
level ground.
w. G.. & A ". MILLER
DETEL LOPMENT co.
1850 Mass. Ave. EN-. 2-4464
Evening telephone. OIL. 9-S55S
-15
DRIVEN THEATER
Location on Route z at Leesburg,
Zoned commercial, for rent or for
sale. JOHN ALLEN JOHNSTON.
Realtor, Leesburg, Va
Evening star., 1954-05-14
$50 DOWN
SIS MONTH

An acre and independence. Plenty
OF room for chickens, garden,
fruits, flowers, etc New Yorkshire
Public School right on our property
--built-up section convenient to
everything. Water main In the
street in front of your lot-you
save about 5000 on well and pump.
You can use your lot as soon as
you make the $50 down payment:
Price, Sl.49O. Beautiful view OF
Blue Ridge Mountains in the far
take your pick. 20 nice homes
already built-no shacks. 35 min
utes drive out Arlington blvd. or
Lee hwy. to Centreville; turn left
at traffic light on Route 20 toward
Manassas four miles to big blank
yellow sign on left and office OF
to s Pm. ONLY. BRING SO
Evening star., 1954-05-14
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE
ROCKVILLE AREA-5 lots for $4,000.
with sewerage and water. also elec
WHEATON, AREA, 10 acres, over 500
II. fronting Georgia ave, in neigh
6GTnood 1fI;n0 " whsre her.. prices have been
Out Of town owner has authorized
me to dispose of this land. Property
is clear. can arrange terms If de-
sired. HUGH B CONNER. 1927 X
st. NV, RE. 7-4960.
1?5 ACRES near Mechanicsvile. Md
Mostly wooded; good opportunity for
PaTEtsy7 with sRe. saEni!: VI aoiSs SS75H No pl
r$oss5o scSsi ET. LEVEL WOODED Lot
in one of Fairfax's most desirable re-
stricted sub-diyisions: viii con-
SSider late model D-s car for my equity
ROCK CREEK HILLS-Beaut. corner
lot with some fine shade trees: about
z, acre All utils. EN-. 2-4@33 or
8 OR ie ACRES. reduced near Pooies-
phone and eiec. wo. 8-i7s@. ID
BEAUTIFUL u ACRE and acre home
sites, Potomac Hunt Club section OF
prices, easy terms. EDW. G. ADAMS.
oil; 2iiGIr,S s7G51 or HTs oH 4-5sol l6
each. Close in Fairfax Co. Have
Dept. for septic tanks. You can
build on these Immediately. Priced
at S2,2nO each. JE. 3-3305. -15
20 ACRES, mr.. new super hwy. and
adj. U. s: Research Station: Belts
vile. BRANDON. Realtor. WE. 81
Shirley HiRT. ACRES, just of Shirley
hwy; go minutes from the penta, a. ,
city water and State roads; priced
from $685.. Terms, S15 dn.. $50 mo.
LYNCH a. SONS. Developers. Spring
field. Va. XII. 9-575S (closed SUM-.
FAILS CHURCH-Level lot. all utils..
convenient location, 20 #. by $50;
EVvERGREENl MEADOWS. Arcola, Va.
One and 10-acre tracts. level and
fertile. open and wooded; electricity
and phone in now. restricted; near
top road; low taxes. Just completed
a 3-room house on property. See
these at once before you buy else
where Priced reasonably; trtms to
suit. Open daily. Representative on
RIVER ROAD AREA. Just under an
acre of wooded level ground on sur
faced road: 125-ft. frontage: sacri-
flee price 81 900. EN-. 2-4232.
OAKTON, VA. Wooded half acre
sites. 5000. good terms. Call
trades or equity in your house.
HAWTHORNE. 60x130, beaut. wooded
lot in exclusive residential section.
on sHENANDoAH RIVER - Out
Route Z. so miles. Big Hill acres.
Good fishing and hunting. KE.
6-So15 or Bluemont 2S45. -16
WOODED y ACRE. Falls Church
area, paved street. approved for
septic tank. KE. S-63l 3, -16
NASH ST. Sc, $500 BL0Ck-Two
lots. 49x95 each. Call LU. 1-6a37
or LU. 2-6SS5. -2O
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sToREs foR RENT

ZOE o ST. N.W.-Also 7-rm. apt.
above; separate II desired. Lunch
room futures for sale. time payment,
new DEVELOPMENT. one left. s.
Dakota ave. and Riggs rd. ne. TU.
2-5252, RA. 6-5460. go
$50 MO- WITH HEAT, 12x40. 1213
9th st. NV. Excel. loc. pawn exch.
or shop Of any kind. EN-. 2-0S10,
CORNER STORE. 2O1-3-5 18th st.
Sc. at !. intersection 18th St. Ken
tCcky ave and Independence ave-
Just vacated by grocery. but also
suitable for dry cleaners, hardware,
avail. CARRY PROPERTIES. DT.
WHEATON, MD. - 16 by so; across
street from post offlce; $3.50. BOG
LEY'S, LO. 5-3434. LO.. 5-03I3.
WHEATON-Store or ONCE 15x45.
Price St. one-half block on Ga. ave.
Cali JU. 1888. LA
2O35 X ST. N.W.-Street-level store,
22x70; large show window. drive-in
bSmt. for shop and parking. 3 cars
Reas. rent. RA. 1920. Ia
GEORGIA AVE. AND KENNEDY ST
NV. Large corner store; all utils
avail. Ideal location for carry-ou;
cued items. KAY REALTY Co, RA:
$4,000; evenings, RA. 3-051S. Ia
35O? CONN. AVE-, mr.. Uptown The
ater-Busy shop. ctr: croSstown bus:
long lease. resp. ten. EN-. 2-S517.
Evening star., 1954-05-14
DESK SPACE

space in Dupont Circle area; tele-
phone answering. mail service avail.
Call DE. $4,000.
BARR BLDG, 80 18th st NV, mr.
Conn and Knew mod. attractive
desk space for those who want the
best; receptionist switchboard mail
and telephone answering service
available. Call ST. 3-3456
Evening star., 1954-05-14
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE

sort; modern homes, garage,
swimming pool. fish pond, shade,
shruhs and flowers; beautiful
spot; immediate possession; a Tl7,-
500. For details on this and York
Co farms ph. York 1881. W..
YORK REALTY. Ia
Evening star., 1954-05-14

LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE
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sEASHoRE PROPERTY

REHOBOTH BEACH. DEL.-New b
bedrm., . hath rambler, ocean
block; season or y season. Phone
Dickinson, 1851. at Bethany Beach,
Del. Fri. Sat, Sun. L. I. GRA-
WAITE. 4th and Atlantic ave.
BETHANY BEACH. DEL. - Rental
ONCE, 4th and Atlantic. Open Fri.'
sat. Sun. Dickinson, 1851; :.
bedrm, apts. and cottages.. wk,, mo-,
season. "a season. L. T.. GRA-
WAITE. Realtor, MA. s-O753.
SUMMER RENTAL-Large 4-bedrm.,
2-liv. -rm. furn. house nr. Bass
Cape Cod. Mass. $500 all summer.
ia 0-I6I4 -f6
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-12-15
Rainier kegiers
|Amass 1q5l Pins;
Iwasaki Stars

Rainier Amseument turned on
major league power to dump XII
magai Ford 1851 to 2651. Tuesday
in a Nisei Commercial bowling tilt
in Main Bowl Pacing Rainer were
George Iwasaki (632) Pancho Ma
kashima (630) and Bill Tanaka
GID. The hot series included
1887 game and Iwasaki's 252.
Others in the loop with COOS were
George Tanagi Conk Takeuchi,
Rupert Fujii George Taketa and
Pruney Tsuji
Ontario Nisei MajOr-Harry Flu
kiage 226. Hero Yano 224, Larry
Saito 1923; Harry Fukiage Ga. Tom
Hironaka 6O3 Larry Saito 500.
Ontario Nisei Commercial-Shin
gogo wada 22s Hide Takahashi
222 Shig Hironaka 215; Hide Ia
kahashi $50. Tom Iseri 5S1. Shingo
Wada $50
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-12-15

Japanese Baptist Church last
Tuesday played its second game of
the season in the City Church
League and bowed to Temple de
Hirsch, Is to 81 Center Brooks
Andrews of the Baptist Comets
was high point man for the con-
test with IL.
The scoring follows:
Comets(2D-Homma Aoki B
Andrews II. Hirota Duwe 8; Tenn
pie de Hirsch (25)-Levine q Stern
4, Steinhour z Epstein Gold
farb 3 Sternoff
The Comets next game will be
against West Side Presbyterian in
the West Seattle High School gym
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-12-15
East Union Takes
81. Peter For
ID B. Victory
O BY YOSH NAKAGAWA

East Union rolled on to its sec
ond victory of the NVC Glass B
basketball league Monday night in
the NVC gym
Meeting a hard fast team from
st. Peters Church East Union
faced rough going for the first 3
quarters of the tilt. But in the lat
ter part of the tussle, the height
of East Union began to tell as its
members tatooed the hoop a little
more consistently and accurately
and pulled out in front to remain
ahead. Top point getter was Quin
Chinn of St Peters with 13 digits
while Al Cantil and Bob Make
spanked East Union with 9 and s
markers respectively
Led by center Brooks Andrews
16 points. the Baptist Comets SEQ
red a tough see-saw cage triumph
over the Lotus Trojans. the final
count being 90 to "a The Trojans
opened with a bang and snatched
an early 80 lead and managed to
stay in front. 11-8 at the half In
the second half however. Andrews
sighted his goal to tally 10 points
The taller Comets wrested the lead
from the Trojans and held it I'M
til the final whistle. Shuzo Takeu-
chi dunked in points for the To-
sers
. "B" SIDELIGHTS- Brooks
Andrews of the Baptist Comets has
in five games scored 80 points
which is just under the 10 points
per game pace. the st. Peters
outfit. which has entered the "B"
circuit for the first time has dis
played surprising strength what's
more. they comprise the youngest
unit on the floor. the East Uni
on boys seem to be the team to
beat; they have formidable COM
bination-height and speed.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-12-15
Golfer 0! Year Battle HighIights
pSGC's Monthly Tourney Sunday
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ON
Watanabe Is
Okada 10
Tanemura Is
8:45-Shimizu 10
Kawaguchi Is
R Kihara 10
E Sasaki Is
8;50-Takasumi Is
Aoki II
Arai II
UT Nakagawa II
8:55-Imai IL
Funai IL
Ogishima IL
Sd Flight at West Seattle
8-Teshima Is
Tsukiji Is
D. Matsumoto 16
Onishi Is
8:O5-R Sasaki Is
Hoshino Is
Suzuki Is
E Sano 16
8:10-Komoto l6
Fukano Is
Kaneko 16
Kinoshita Is
8:15-Miyake Is
Y Kihara Is
Nakagawa IS
Hayashi IS
8:20-Hidaka is
Yanagihara Is
Sakai Is
Kaseguma Is
4th Flight at Jefferson
8-Nakashima 33
7. Yamaguchi 26
Kurimura "a
Hasegawa q
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-12-15
Schedule For NVC Basketball Looms

Thursday, Dec. Is, at NvC
7;30 Methodist VS. M. Bowl( 60
8:30-Wisteria VS.. R. Chow(G)
Friday, Dec. II at Buddhist
7-Valedas VS.. CYo(G
81. Lancers VS. M. Bowl Saw
oys(A)
9-Mar-Louie VS. Meth. (A)
Monday, Dec. 20 at NvC
7EValeda VS. MethodistCG)
8-Lotus VS.. Main Bowl(G)
9-Trojans VS.. Cong (B)
Wednesday. Dec. %. at Buddhist
GTrojans VS.. st. Peters(B OBJ
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-12-15

8:05-Okamoto 81
Y. Ito 81
R Muramoto 20
Kuranishi 20
8:10-Okazaki 20
Yamagiwa 20
Okada 10
Kato 10
8:15-Baba Is
Eguchi Is
Jue 18
Nomura 18
8::20-Tazuma Is
Yagi II
Taniguchi II
Ikeda II
8::25-Shiogi II
r Momoda II
Evening star., 1954-06-09
Intervention Moving Nearer
Feeling Grows u S. Must Help Stop Reds in IndoChnu
But French First Must Free Three Asion Stotes

taken by us some time ago 70
rush to the support of the
French and native forces the
required air and naval support
to enable them to ward off
more successfully than in the
past blows against Hanoi and
Haiphong.
While we are still loath to
send one or more infantry or
marine divisions to Indo-
China it must be remembered
that President Syngman Rhee
has offered the services Of at
least two attle-experienced
Korean divisions. This force
together with the French and
Wet Nam troops, backed by
American naval and sea power,
could at least check the pres
sure of the Wet Mimi and
Chinese Communist forces. In
the meantime Wet Nam, Cam
bodia and Laotian manpower
could be organized in fighting
units. in the same manner as
was done in South Korea under
almost equally difficult condi-
tionS.
But whatever the technical
details may be, it is now safe
to forecast that this country
and the free countries which
are interested in stemming
the Red avalanche in South
east Asia will not allow it to
go to the Communists by de-
fault.
Britain continues apparently
to be more interested in trade
with the countries behind the
Iron and Bamboo Curtains
than in preventing Indo-C China
and eventually Malaga from
falling into Communist hands.
But Australia. where the Con-
servative Party has just won a
victory at the polls, and New
Zealand feel differently. While
IN appearance they do not
wish to act independently of
the mother country, they are
already exercising good deal
of pressure on London to re-
wise its policies and join with
Evening star., 1954-06-09
Constantine Brown

The tragicomedy called the
Geneva Conference is ap-
preaching its end. Overthrow
of the French cabinet headed
by Joseph Laniel would cause
it to adjourn until q new
cabinet is formed-an affair
which might last for weeks.
In the meantime the delegates
of the participating nations
are expected to return to their
homelands and the future of
o-China will be left to q
military decision.
Should the Laniel cabinet
survive it will be only at the
price of surrendering to the
Communist demands.
The feeling in high quarters
in Washington is that this
week end will see a ministerial
crisis in Paris. The Senate and
House have been apprised of
this possibility. The consensus
among the logical thinking
members Of both houses is
that Southeast Asia is of such
vital Importance to the secu-
rity Of the free nations in
general and of this country in :
particular that we cannot
avoid intervening to stop the
Red avalanche.
France apparently is ready
to give the Associated States
unrestricted In d ep n d e nee
within the framework of the
French. Union. France is ap-
parently willing to create in
do-China a sort of COM
monwealth as Britain has done
with it's former dominions of
India, Australia, Canada, New
Zealand and South Africa. If
this actually occurs and the
government in Office in Paris
gives the three Indo-C Chinese
states complete freedom. one
of the primary conditions de-
manded by our Congress be-
fore approving active Amer
ican participation will be full
filled.
The necessary steps were
Evening star., 1954-06-09
War Foreseen, But Not Atomic
CoIunnnist Sees FoniIior Explosive Factors,
But Believes Reds Won't Use the Bomb

one first. It can be taken for
granted that a nation which is
weaker than its enemy in
atomic strength will never
strike blow which would IN
vite massive retaliation. While,
of course, this could happen,
a strategy that ignores the
possible tactics to be pursued
by the enemy could be fatal
for the free world.
Knowing that public opin-
ion in democratic countries
would not sanction the use Of
the atomic bomb unless It is
used first against us, the So
Wet regime can effectually
neutralize the use of the bomb
in the same way that poison
gas was neutralized in World
War II-by self-restraint on
both sides, rather than by
formal agreement.
It is to the interest of the
Soviets not to drop an atomic
bomb anywhere, and it is also
to their interest to announce
well in advance of the out
break of a general war that
if, after the conflict has begun.
the United States drops a
bomb behind the Iron Curtain,
the Soviets will drop atomic
bombs on both London and
Paris. Nothing would build
up "neutraliSt" sentiment in
France and Great Britain
faster than such a warning.
and it is reasonable to assume
that public opinion in Amer
lea would not wish to see Brit
ain and France destroyed.
Hence, the strongest influences
would be brought to bear to
OOG4dW CIlC uOC VI I41C dCO1l11C
bomb. particularly on cities
and areas that do not contain
military installations or con-
centrations.
Some inkling of the trend of
Soviet thinking on this sub
ject may be derived from a
study of the latest propaganda
moves by Moscow. which is
engaging in a worldwide cam
paign to outlaw the use Of A
bombs and H-bombS. Any ma
tion which itself intended to
use them would not be so eager
to arouse world opinion against
the. use of such weapons.
If, therefore, the atom bombs
are not used to destroy each
others cities, what kind of
war will be fought? In all
probability, the kind we did
not expect in 1889 and 1910
and the kind we didn't expect
in Korea in 1950-the strategy
that the enemy deems best for
Evening star., 1954-06-09
Fletcher Knebei-
Potomac Fever

House committee votes to continue high price sup
ports No wonder the Republicans Indigestion
mention Of the New Deal-they swallowed it whole
Army Secretary Stevens tells West Point graduates
be abused while he's in Office Young Army officers
treated with just much courtesy though
Schine.
Democrats burned at the recent drop in unempoy
en The people there earning their living
fewer there willing to share it with the
candidate running "dry" platform wins Iowa
publican nomination for Governor You can't Repub-
licans Mccarthy drives the people to dnkand
the party dares 'em to find
The election issue this fall won't be what kind of
think the Republicans dongbut what kind of job think
you deserve while they're doing it.
Democrats battle hearings rolling
Democrats angling for the husband Every
watching the hearings TV less housewife shopping
No wonder Government officials security minded
They hoard Federal all something
to startle June graduating classes with. -
Evening star., 1954-06-09

there was a drive in Congress
to write specifically into law
an exemption of "independ-
ent" natural gas producers
from FPC regulation, so as to
be sure. It concentrated in the
Ridley Moore bill sponsored by
two Oklanomans no longer
in Congress. 1t was hurried
through the House one after
noon in the Republican 80th
Congress with very little de-
bate. But it provoked such an
outcry that Republican lead
ers in the Senate quietly pi-
geonholed it, believing it un-
wise to raise such an issue in
advance of the 1948 election.
A number Of Midwest Repub-
licans vigorously opposed the
measure and were ready to
raise a ruckus.
That was the end of that.
But not for long. In the next
Congress. the Democratic 81st,
a similar bill sponsored by
Senator Robert H. Kerr, Demo-
crat. of Oklahoma did get
through both branches of Con-
greSs. President Truman vetoed
and killed it. Thereafter, how
ever. the FPC virtually re-
enacted the bill which the
President had vetoed by the
decision in the Phillips case,
for that did by administrative
ruling what Congress had
failed to do. Reference to leg