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Facts Forum proiesls Hays Probe Rspoh

una, q tax-free foundation gpon.
sored by n. 4. HUNT. Texas en-
man.
Hardy Burt. producer os two
Facts Forum radio-TV shows,
said In . letter to Mr.. Hays that
the Congressman acted as Judge
and jury without even the SEM
blance Of q public hearing or the
taking Of testimony"
Mr.. Hays said on September 5
that Facts Forum used "the
technique Of the smear. and
..half truths" to advance an
'isolationist and reactionary
platform"
Mr.. Burt said In his letter:
Instead Of inviting any Facts
Forum spokesman to appear be-
fore you, you conducted an in
vestigation Of q type which IL
the very antitheSis Of the demo-
cratic way Of life you profess to
believe in. But what Is even more
shocking about your secret in
vestigation is the fact that YOU
had. months ago. announced
your animus towards Facts
Forum.
Evening star., 1954-09-10
Nussou Visitors Set Record

NASSAU, Bahama Islands,.
Nassau In 1853 entertained 90.548
visitors, record. For compare
son. the total in 1949 was 80. .0l8.
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Sausage Cusings Exported

COPENHAGEN. - Denmark.
one of the worlds biggest pro-
ducers Of sausage castings, ex-
ports more than 400 million feet
Of them q year.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-08
visits Aunt
Ballsville

Mr.. and Mrs. James Pennie, Of
Richmond, called on P u Flippen
this week.
Virgil F Laws. of Norfolk. was
the guest Of his mother. Nus.
AGNES Laws. on Friday.
Moz Kershower. of Washington.
was a visitor with friends here on
Saturday.
Paul Micou, of Chester. With
his family. spent Friday with rel
ativcs in this vicinity Z
III } B Lester. d Richmond.
visited MI. and Mis-. r j Lester
last week and enjoyed hunting
while here.
Miss Ethel Wilson Of Rich
mond spent Friday and Saturday
with her sisters. Misses Sally and
Mary Wilson
Franklin Jeter Of Richmond.
vas among the hunters who were
out Saturday for the day
Mrs. r. E. D. Blanton spent
several days Of last week visiting
MIS-. Y A Saunders, Of Benn's
Church.
p. J. Flippen. who has been
indisposed with q bad cold, is i'm
proving
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-08
Five Forks

The young people enjoyed a
Christmas party given in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Womack during the holidays.
MI. and Mrs Fred Lang have
returned home after spending
some time in the home Of Mr.
and Mrs Hobert Lang. here Fred
Lang was accidentally shot in the
leg after they returned TO their
home. in Medina. Ohio. Word has
been received that he is in the
hospital and is getting along nice
~.
Dr.. and Mrs. Leroy Pierce. of
Charlottesville and small daugh-
ter. spent several days here with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs John
Harris. last week Mrs. Maggie
Harris. wro returned with them
for a few days. has returned to
her home here
Mrs. Maggie Harris and S. T.
Harris were among those attend
ing the family gatherings in the
home Of Mr.. aand Mrs. Dayton
Dillon during the holidays.
Miss Ford Harris writes that
she is happy while stationed in
Korea. in spite Of the cold wealth
er there
Nj. and Mrs. Arnold Coving-
ton spent the holidays with their
daughter and son-in- law Mr. and
Mrs J f Bowen and with Mr..
and Mrs. seieoree Florence. of
Charlottesville.
Mrs Covington. Mr. and Mrs.
Hobert Lang and Mrs. Bloxton,
spent last Monday in Richmond
People in this section enjoyed
the services held by their pastor,
the Rev. r. P WEIGH over WFLO
last Sunday at $3.50 p, IN.
Mr. and Mrs. John Crute, O. II.
and Alton Turns and Mr. and
Mrs. John Lewis. of Norfolk. spent
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs
Robert Gaunce. of Staunton
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-08
''6fuelfDaYs''v
sssxdfifElT

Mrs. Grace Lail and daughter,
Fay, Of Washington. D. c.. were
recent guests Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. M Bolton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Macon Fears. Of
Fort Mitchell were visitors in
this community last week.
Victoria Visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Reams, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam flagstaff. of Rich
mond, and Mrs B. M. Green spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs
George M Smith. Of Victoria.
| Mr. and Mrs. Charles Irwin, of
Meherrin, were Sunday guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robertson
w S. Glascock visited his
daughter in Richmond recently
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Stephens and
children, Ivor. visited her parents
during the holidays,
Holiday Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard jennings
and family. Of L-ynchburg, Mr.
and Mrs Miles Barefoot. of Farm
vile. and Mr. and Mrs, LynWood
Crenshaw and children. OF Vic
tolia, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
j. H Ba2emore, during the holi-
days
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bolton ana
children. of brakes Branch. were
recent quests Of his parents.
Twins Born
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hawkins
are receiving concentrations fol
the arrival Of twin boys at South
side Community Hospital. Farm
vile, December %
Nh. and Mrs j D. Hoyle and
family have recently moved to
this community where they will
make their home for the present
Mr.. and Mrs J c. Parish and
Carolyn, of Kenbridge, and Mr.
and Mrs, r. f. Hubble. Of Victoria,
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. B F
Parish during the holidays
Mn and Mrs. l.. j. Dorsey. Jr.,
and children, Of Rupert, w Va.
and Mr. and Mrs Nell Boggs and
son Of Baltimore. visited their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. ODell
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Monk
and Miss Gladys Robertson, Of
Richmond were holiday guests OF
then parents, Nh and Mrs. Willie
Robertson.
Mr. and Mrs Allen Pulley and
daughter Gladys, OF Richmond
spent last week end with rela-
tives in this community.
The friends of Mrs. Theodore
FoWlkes, will regret 10 learn that
she is confined to her bed by i'll
ness.
Visits Daughters
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Smith
visited their daughter and SON
in-laW, Mr. and Mrs w E, Ed
wards, Of Norfolk. and daughter
and son-i law, Mr. and Mrs Sam
Hagstoff, of Richmond. during
the holidays
MI and Mrs G L. Hall and
Miss Alvina Valencourt We're holi-
day guests Of their parents, MI
and Mrs. W NJ Valencount
MI and Mrs Bernard Faris
and son, of Richmond, were holi-
day guests Of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Algie Gaulding.
Mr.. and Mrs. j w. Pulley and
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-08
-Darliffgon4Hgts

ssk1f ssFsa ~eE -. .af
Mrs. Lucy Hudgins, of Ports
mouth. and Mrs. Robert Fisher
and Miss Betty Hudgins. OF VIM
ston-Salem. N. c.. spent Thurs
day with MI and Mrs. Howard
Shorter
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morris
and children, OF Richmond. visit
ed Mr. and Mrs L. r Morris
during the holidays.
Miss June Dillon. OF Richmond.
spent the holidays with her par
ents, Ms. and Mrs. r p. Dillon.
Nj and Mrs Buster Bailey and
Mrs Vernon Mckindrick, OF
Richmond. and Mrs Charles Fox
and daughter. Patsy. Of Washing
tn. D c. spent Christmas with
Mr. and Mrs S. P. Bailey
New Jersey Quests
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Powell and
children, Sharyn and Debby. Of
Oakland N J.. and 1t Com and
Mrs Samuel Watson and children.
Dale and Butch Of Washington.
D c we're guests Of Mrs. Sadie
Watson last week.
Nh ana Mrs. Harry Pickett
and children. Arnold and Lynn.
OF Burlington N C. spent part of
the Christmas holidays with MI.
and Mrs f A. Payne and l.. D.
PICKETT
MI and Mrs. Ed Belloff and
daughter. Charlotte, Of Washing
ton D c., and Mr.. and Mrs.
Guthrie Malcy and daughter.
Fran Of Richmond, visited Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs II c. Shorter dur
ins the Christmas holidays.
Mrs Leslie Hamilton has been
called home to Avalon. Va. be-
cause Of the illness Of her mother.
Mrs Bradshaw.
n. c Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Greene Of
w aSiIlIlB tOli- ~ -, ana MI ana
Mrs. Emmett Wilkerson. OF RoX-
bceo N c. spent Christmas with
Mrs ] H. Payne
Miss Catherine Hamilton. of
Keysyiile spent the Christmas
holidays with her mother, Mrs.
5 WHIT Hamilton
Nh and Mrs. Robert Hunter,
Of Marion and Nh and Mrs. w.
D Hunter Jr, and children, w
d. III and Linda. Of Red House,
visited Mrs Margaret watson
Monday evening
MI and Mrs Harry Hamilton,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-08

Fl Columbus ,Sessssp ela AZ
Mis. Foster, Hafhin6n, Bobby
Ifalniltopr ana Ms Grace Kilb6yh.
of4Ric1mor1d, Visited TIER hicciiie
here during the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Caflton Elder, of
Roanoke. visited MI. and Mrs. j.
B Cooke. New Years Day.
T. c, Bailey received visits from
all his children during the holi-
days
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-08

Nr-apd, Mrs. Frank Conner. spent,
Sunday r. FidEm5nd WITH nj art
Ms, Alien Pulley ana family n
Mrs. 3. NJ. Green has returned
from weeks visit with friends
and relatives In Richmond.
visits Aunt
Mrs. Inez Hall of South Hill is
spending some time here with her
aunt. Mrs. Theodore FoWlkeS.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Faris, Of
Richmond. were holiday guests Of
her parents. MI and Mrs, +. l..
BlankenShip.
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED
(Continued.l
TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE 81 pickup: 10000 milesS
sacrifice price. Leaving town. Can be
seen sat. and Sun. 5207 Logan ST..
sc. 10. S-6T55. 10
DODGE Al la-ton; low mileage. Al
condition; heater. Call for appoint
ment to see; $3.50. HU. 1854,
G.M.c "A 5-ton truck: $4,000 actual
miles: lS-ft. fiat bed body: I1.20-l2-
} ply tires. front and rear: full air
brakes; $3.50. Call Market 7-9S6s.
FORD so Oft. van: / ton. TOOLS
S-ply tires: $1,000 mileage. Al
shape; $3.50. Mr.. WATKINS. Po. q
foRb ORD SO pickup. .-ten. VS.; ilG iik.
new, $I.200 actual mi; must sell
for $1,000. Call OIL. 2-195S. 10
DODGE '49 seton pickup: orig. pvt.
owner. new tires, T. and h., like
new; must sell: $3.50. RA. 6-893S.
FORD 4s "s": dump body. 2-speed
reduced to S895. MONROE FORD,
1887 East-West hwy. Sii. Sprg., Nd.
Open evenings till o. ~. 5-7s04.
FoRD 1850 e-ton van: insulated
body. IL #. Ions; very clean truck:
all tires nearly new; quarter rear
doors; Just passed 2. c: inspection:
Sl,095 MANDELL CHEVROLET
SOo;S GO; 1900 Nichols ave. sc. ;;24i
40 A4-ton pickup; with
canopy cover; S595. Call AP; =
cHEvRoLET 40 pane,.bodied true truck;
In running cond.: sos. Call HA.
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AVIATION

CLUB FORMING, 6-memher. 2-plane
inc. club at Hyde Field four -place
165 Stinson. station wagon, with
complete instruments. 2-way VHF
and LF with DF loop and probably
each member. Call ERNST. 10. g
2S45, or SHIFFLETT. 10. 1888.
ERCOUPE with rudder. pedals. low
time. latest, model. fully equipped,
radio. landing lights, etc. Must
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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED

COTTAGE in any condition on water
front; must be secluded and on the
Severn or South. River. Up to SO. 900.
WATER FRONT COTTAGE from
owner In nice area, prefer bay with
boat facilities, near golf course de-
sirable. will remodel. Priced right.
Would consider well-located lot.
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LOIS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

BEAUTIFUL RAMBLER SITE. ap-
eRisMoNp REAL ESTATE. 10.
THEE r1sEio coMMuN1rY-HousE LoTs.
ne. D. c.; plans, permits and survey
LAKE, LEisoy yBxRcRoFT, Il sEa5fi "; peri. domestic
2S.40Q 50; IT. on knoll. nr: school
and beach: all utils;: 15 minis.
tsntMSES6R' t. MiS6 mSfi Wiil 'e sasfice e @ sgsoo; @
approx. 81 900 down, bal. $50 mo.
WoSDES WOODED LoTs, mr.. Hiiiiilandale school
Md; SivEa water and asSsE sever to be in soon,
RxsfsIRS RSsAxzE siEEs. sAi stSsi sosiee: sewer, all
signs thereon at 2623 Burgundy. I'd.
mr.. corner Of Telegraph rd.: Hunting
eity, SH lin line. % or cali OWNER. SO; 5
MCLEAN, MCLEAN vA.-LANGLEY. vas
acre to 8 acre bldg. sites: few
with city wat water Terms. +: s2 a,v;Ssd sSres
LEE w ". efSi cHARTERs. Broker. Nc
LAKE BARCROFT-Beaut. wooded
homesite. mr.. beach, all utilities.
rS5R 7sSAT tsT%Si Rii{6ERssrom " Il21s; l9 few
lots up to 90 acres in different loca-
tions of nearby Virginia; all public
utilities. available on some Of them.
Phone JE. 2-6517; RA. 3-7037.
CHOICE CORNER LOT nr. Univ. of
Md. Shade trees, water. sewage and
81 ,sslectricitty;. call WE; 5-6139: -I9
cali ia; 2-5039. 10
Layhill rd.-Perfect for subdividing.
Priced most reasonable. E. s. PRICE
& CO., 2407 Price ave-, Wheaton,
II LOTS. Bethesda area. mr.. Naval
Hospital and NH. Sewer and water
f sMoLEN fsE's & u seoTT. e o Realtors. u: IT,
LAKE. AHsi iBBARCRoFr-so IT. < s0 2os it.
Beautiful homesite, among lovely
UTILITIES utiIfties. Cash Or terms. n JE. 4-sso5.
II LOTS ranging from q to IL
acres near Fairfax, priced from
I11T S1sS59 to s. $50 EdkMlG Eith 1ef dETp. EMT
sss &saM 4. Monroe saAEa@nS Arlinston. Va ma "a.
APaRTMENT-zoNED 1a0isiSi III h' LOTS in Ia
s0d sOIa ~ PARK 4, Pcstke Forty cents per foot
sssIs = !ss .;s Pse 9:,.
cal sI[1sf kf. 1880. S.s avan' f0r 0ft6,i'
ALEX.-l0O-ft. frontage on main
hwy. win sell. lease. or build to
rxdLSsfsE k1 SSsI? North syss FE zRG Gashzi Neigh
BORHOOD = I42-ft. frontage. all
.THoMPsoN; KE: $3.50 TIM Q:
for cabin, outdoor theater or many
other projects. Terms to suit. small
down payment Call MRS. WINE
ARLINGTON - Beautiful corner lot.
trees, country club section. $4,750.
BY oTW ooWN.R. ERA "a. S-2SSS: sSS: t,oo1199ooI
ea.S. A0i shuits SIEsOai subdiv.. IN nr. Clinton:
Md; 81 $50 ea. CY. 5-9215. 10
street. sewer and water. 10. 5-l77s.
FAIRFAX COUNTY, vA.-25 acres
BY OWNER. phone Daleview 5-SS11.
"vACANT LOT"-Location 1918 10th
st. NV. 50x120. owner going out Of
town: Make reasonable offer. Phone
hE. 1879; evening. WO. 6-0225.
WOODED ACREAGE HoMEsITEs-
S3;6OO ana UP, in beautiful Bradley
HIS Grove, near Burning Tree Club:
S9RsEaNs. ST9IRsStaSs 5f 55fsstricsions dcs9Ss 3. BATES
BEAUTIFUL ESTATE SITE O, almost lS
ga acres. wooded. with large trees
nn;anhnrS6od nnS much dogyood in excellent
coin Memorial; privacy :s' ibaDn but CON- c5T1.
venient to transportation. schools.
siteS. JE. 2-6517: RA. 3-7o37.
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GARAGES
AUTOS & TRUCKS WANTED

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. about 3
tons State cond.. age and price.
CLAY MACHINERY SALES, Mount
Airy. Md. phone 161-W-2. 10
trailer. good cond..
about 32 #, long. Also. van trailer,
fair condition. CLAY MACHINERY
SALES. Mount Airy. Md, phone
CADILLAC so or 81 coupe wanted:
will pay premium cash price for
good car. MR.. BLASS. AID. 4-9SS2.
LATE MODEL CAR wanted in ex-
change for h-acre building lot, plus
cash. Vienna 156-W-2. 10
WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR for iate.
model convertibles and hardtops.
MCNEIL tStudebaker). 4034 Wis
ave. EN-. 3-72S6
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice, iow.mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES. 1912 Ga. ave. RA 6-1122.
1046-105l CLEAN CARS WANTED.
TOWN & COUNTRY MOTORS. WO.
6-9786, 1896 wis. ave. 10s
Calling All Cars-Cash
SEE BARNES-SANDERS
o AM. TO 8 PM. Do. 7-9435
Corner 14th and Florida Ave. NV.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE wANTEr

INDIVIDUAL WANTS LOT In the
Hamlet, Kenwood. Kent area. Spring
Valley or adjacent neighborhoods.
OIL. 6-S144 10
for housing develop
ment; 10 lots to so acres. Sewer
and water must be available. JU. s.
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LOANS,

LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me fefinance YOUR home anf
consolidate your present trusts
asfeGs snd ins.erest rsauGd and i've YOU ~ bai.
Anco "a cash. CAL Mr.. MILLER.
NE. e-122O; evenings, La. 0-tl04.
Evening star., 1954-01-09

A Used Car
THAT HAS THE MOST IN
VALUE - APPEARANCE z
DEPENDABILITY - EN-
DURANGO.
100 MODELS ON HAND TO
CHOOSE FROM
COAST-IN PONTIAC
407 Florida Ave. NE.
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ONLY S3Q5 DOWN

ONLY 1895 DOWN
You can afford to own this 3-bedrm.
home with liv. rm., din. rm.. kit,
bath, glass-inclosed front porch;
deep lot water privileges.
HOME AND INCOME
Live in this well-built home with 2
bedrms., liy. rm., kit. and bath and
rent the other home which also has
2 bedrms., liv. rm.. kit. and bath for
income. View Of Chesapeake Bay.
Convenient location, committing dis
Nd. ONCE or cali West River 81 a.
MAX G.. SCHWARTZ
YOUR WATERFRONT SPECIALIST
1Os
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY "a OF
lContinued.l

SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF
VIRGINIA FARM
500 ACRES OF FERTILE SOIL
Improved bv modern Colonial brick
home, occupying attractive setting
in spacious lawn with paved drive
ways. Half-mile U. S. highway
frontage with white board fence,
within Is minutes of Staunton.
Managers homes rooms, lights
Farm improvements consist of Grade A
dairy barn: substantial cattle barn
with overhead space for goo tons
hay. All-metal implement building
All farm buildings comparatively
A herd Of registered golden Guernsey
A herd Of registered Angus cattle.
A very complete line Of farm equip
Ali feeds on hand.
In making this investment YOU will
become the owner OF an established
business. The return on your in
vestment begins the day you take
possession. Farm may be pur-
chased separately or as Q complete
unit with both herds OF registered
cattle. farm euuipment and feeds
Selling Price Complete. .S125-0oo
For full particulars and photographs
call. wire. write or see
VIRGIL s. GORE & CO.
Dial 5-o5Q1
GLEN & CO.
Dial 5-99S6
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MONEY WANTED
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

8% 2nd MICE. Of S3,g10 monthly
paymts. for sale at discount. Prop
erty. at 9129 8. Randolph St. Ar
lington. Well secured. With or with.
out recourse. JOHN L.. BEHLING.
JR.. 2O10 Tyler St. Hollywood, Fla.
Evening star., 1954-01-09

DODGE 81 pickup: 10000 milesi
sacrifice price. Leaving town. Can be
seen sat. and Sun. 5207 Logan st.
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AUToMoTlvE MISC.
MOTORCYCLES

'LYMOUTH 40. salvaging; all parts
available. OIL. 4-632l, 10
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TRAiLERS

The largest display OF nationally
known new and used mobile homes
that has ever been offered in the
Evening star., 1954-01-09

1913 Special de luxe;
beautiful condition; 1895; terms
ROPER" 18th and r. l. ave. ne.
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OhDsTSs1lr aI SssR aS AHSs ssSss.a ssRss ss
No. 7ss. SS.5a5. Colonial oLps-
MOBILE CO. OI. 7-934W. 1241
9Th St; ne; Gust of Fla; ave); .
SHasr. assi ~! No eas5sea; ssS: 1.as5. ! coGo
$40. sA 4%RSSaSiks 9s4f Ssh st. ne: CO t3ast Oh
oEsSsssSSblllE S!ss sSsil 1851 nosss,. srD.s,
owner e1s eaSS!eDess Sa s2l 1,ssS coEo See
NAL oLDsMOBI1E CO., .HI. 2:
9340l. 1241 eth st. ne. Dust OF
Obs. ElS Ays; 81 super "ss" 4-dr.; Hydra
beautiful 2-tone green finish; Wv.
tires: car. positively same as new
throughout; Myst Myst. be seen pS to be sp-
BB6se5atsa Bofa %is s7e oeS @o sEt ssso6 noTNSs S
oLDS 80 de luxe "ss'' 4-door sedon
equip; one owner; sl.025. IA.
Obs So e-dr. sedan Super "sss";
marine blue; Wv; tires, r: and h
and h: completely recond.; S595.
ARCADE PONTIAC, 1437 irving st.
NV. AID. 4-S500; also 1850 14th
st. NV. RA. 3-9670. Ill
OLDS 1910 4-dr. sed.; r. and. h;
very good transp. for the working
mR Man ds psles sa4 only p,ysS $e1 r.Bcb BEL AR ~
s. S., Md, JU. 7-65O5. 10
OLDS '4S 4-door sedan; dark green;
especially equip. for the handi-
capped, for use with the. hands
only. or as conventional drive;
equip with HYDRA, r. and h; perfect
cond.; S795. ARCADE PONTIAC,
1887 Irving st. NV, AID. 4-S500; |
also 3460 14th st. NV. RA. 3-9670. !
III
Evening star., 1954-01-09

Sc. 10. 6-NIDD, --IU
DODGE Al la-ton; low mileage. Al
condition; heater Call for appoint
ment to see: $3.50. HU. 1854.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

SHoREHAM BEACH, MD. % mi. to
D. C.--All-yr. home. 3 bedrooms.
bath. kitchen. large liv. rm. with
fireplace, screened porch; excel
cond.; large lot; 14-ft. boat and 6la-
Price si s" oP s4.s5o, M h' With easy SSnas terms,
offered by WALTER NJ. BAUMAN.
1927 K st. NV. Wash. D. c. Tel.
Ma. S-6230, or Sat. and Sunday.
call L.. A.. Startling at West River
Evening star., 1954-01-09

FORD so Custom "6" Fordor; Fordo-
very Ii low mileage: lea N neS-car G warrant; n
SI.195. VIRGINIA MOTOR SALES,
I'll N. Washington ST.. Alex. OV.
3-O11l- KI. 9-4111. 10
FORD SO Custom VS. Fordor: Fordo-
matte. r. and h.. tinted glass: .
car warranty: 81 rSa5 VIRGINIA.
MOTOR SALES, I'll n. Washington
St, Alex, OV. 3-07Il. K1. 9-4711.
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SOUTH RIVER-This brick bungalow
is located on 3 acres Of land sloping
to the river. has nice white sand
beach and good dock. Three miles
4 years old. modern In every respect
but not extreme; 3 bedrooms. .
baths. servants room and bath. A
delightful living room and dining
Evening star., 1954-01-09

DEALE BEACH. MD.--Lovely year.
round home. Beautiful lawn with
barbecue fireplace. Reasonable price
Also building lot, $500. 50-acre
waterfront farm with 3-bedrm.
house, hoa bath, ,s ETC.: ,M tenant house
FORD, Broker, END 9TH ST., DEALE
BEACH. MD. West River 347l,
Evening star., 1954-05-11
Schwab|e Assigned
To Flight Course
BY the Assoeioted Press

The Marine Corps today as
signed Col. Frank H. Schwable,
the principal in the corps recent
inquiry into his signing of a false
germ warfare confession while
he was a prisoner of war in Ko-
rea, to take q fight refresher
course.
The decision of the inquiry
court was not to file charges
against the flyer.
Upon completion of the course
at the Cherry Point IN. c. Ma
rine base. Col. Schwable will be
assigned to duty in Washington
as Marine representative in. the
Navy flight safety program.
Col. Schwable was a combat
pilot in World War II and was
chief of staff Of the 1st Marine
Aircraft Wing in Korea when he
was shot down on an observation
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The court of inquiry held that
the treatment he received at the
hands Of his Communist captors
left him no alternative but to
comply with their demands to
sign the germ warfare confess
sion which he repudiated as soon
as he was freed.
In forwarding the findings of
the court to the Defense Depart
ment, the corps commandant
and the Navy Secretary said Col.
Schwable's future military use
fulness had been limited by his
action while a prisoner.
Evening star., 1954-05-11
White House Silent
On Mccarthy Spies

A White House spokesman to-
day declined to say whether the
administration is concerned
about Senator McCarLhy's dis
closure that he has a number
of private informants among
Government employees.
The question came up in con-
nection with a published report
that the administration has
started an investigation on how
to prevent employees in the exec
utive branch from providing
classified information to Senator
Mccarthy without authorization
Press Secretary James p.
Hagerty told questioners he had
checked with s,the Justice De-
partment and found "they have
no word or report Of any such
action as reported in that story"
The story he referred to said
the Justice Department had
been asked to determine what
existing laws may be violated
by persons feeding unauthorized
information to Senator Nc
Carthy.
Asked If the administration
was net concerned about q re-
cent disclosure that Senator Nc
Carthy was getting such infor-
nation, Mr.. Hagerty said, I'm
not going to answer that ques-
tion.""
Evening star., 1954-05-11
President Delegates
Additional Authority
To Other Executives

President Eisenhower today
delegated to half a dozen other
Government executives a num-
ber Of minor presidential duties
in order to save his time.
White House Press Secretary
James c. Hagerty said the plan
would vastly reduce the number
of times the President has to
sign documents prepared by
various Government agencies.
He said most of the functions
delegated to other executives
under an executive order issued
by the President today already
were being done by the agencies
involved. in the sense that they
made decisions in the form Of
recommendations for the Pres
ident to sign.
Agencies Included.
The executive order delegates
various duties that have been