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APIS. FuRaisHEp--D. c.

APT. HUNTING MADE EASY
Looking for Q lovely redec. apt? Ex.
me show you. For free rental serv-
Ice, call MANDEL. NE. s-6414..
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FURNITURE-Leaving shortly. every
thing almost new. Best offer on
certain items. JE. 4-34U9 after Sun
day; also HO. 2-2636. -l5
FURN.--Fine custom sofa. lounge
chairs. mahog. credenZa. occ. tables
plus other items; all fine qual.
priced low for fast sale. RA. 6-s307
FURN.-Lawson sofa. s1Oo; chair
ions: channel-back chair. $50:
auto. washer S45: dresser-chest,
mirror. $50; 2 magazine racks; .
Wilton velvet 9x12 rugs. JU. 5-647S.
FURN.-simmons Hide-A-Bed. with
mattress. $50; sofa-bed; $50; also
Surs st I'd. tr.Dii AP. 'SS s-6sso. ''1' 0~3- wil
GAS RANGE, Detroit Jewel. excellent
condition; $50. JU. 5-1916. Ill
GAS RANGES. new. used; repairs, Oil,
= coal. wood ranges. ACME STOVE,
1Ol1 eth NV. Ma. SS952.
GAS RANGES, new. used. installation.
PEERLESS SALES CO.. 2237 ieoreia
ave. DE. 2-5566.
GUN, new. 20-ga cost $500; want
S3tO; Winchester model 81. skeet
grade. JA. 2-7172.. Ill
Gun, new Remington Gamemaster.
model $50. slide action, repeating
si64 sls 5o and se ease ss9 geVeT EMS shot III;
Tues. after ) pm. liz
HEATERS, new, used (gas. oil, coal.
elec.). Lowest prices. ACME STOVE
1Ul1 9TH NV. Ma. S-S952.
SI..a5. NJ sT. BLDG. SALES, i2Ii
lst st. s.w., Ii. 3-0009. IA
HOLLYWOOD BED, S15: chest OF
drawers, So; bookcase, unfinished,
So tor best Offers. Alex, Va XII.
S-9503 l3s
JOINTER, Fay-Eagan. No. 316. SIT.
bed, l2-inch cutting blade, with new
motor and controls. Ii. 4-l052.
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REFGRS.. apt. SIZE: good cond. S25
ROCKER. platform, So: maple van.
ity. cocktail table, tier table. ta-
Bile lamp: sacrifice. JU. 9-4601
RUG. pure Irish flax linen, l5x22
pale beige; excel. cond.: $100. ia
7-5946. Ill
RUG, IO5x15: gray Duratwist. with
pad: cost $500: sell, S125. Call Ii
1-6300 after 4 pm, Apt. ego.
RUGS. Oriental. Persian Chinese
moderns antiques; moderate prices
RARE RUG SHOP, 2427 18th st. n
RUGS, Oriental; spec. purchase; 80 tc
50ce savings; rm. and lge. sizes; new
Kermans, Sarouks. Keshans, Serapis
Also l4x3O herman; excel. cond
ARMENIAN ORIENTAL RUG CO.
sliln Sth Ek 1
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YOUNG MAN to share attrac.. furn.
apt. with another man. Mod. apt.
bldg. IA. 9-37S6. Ill
CUTE APT, conpl. furnished; good
NV. location: S42 so Girl will share
with another girl. 20 to 30. NO
REFINED. settled gentleman, pvt.
bedrm., kit. and liv. rn. privileges
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE-Employed
lady (daytime) to share lovely air.
cond., completely furn. apt. with
another lady. $50 mo. AID. 4-2325.
GIRL TO SHARE APT. with 1 other
girl. 18th st. NV: . bedrms.. cook;
ing, unlimited phone privils., Call
between rs pm. HO. 2-4970.
PROFESSIONAL woman to share
twin bedroom, switchboard apt. with
another woman. Conn. and Kal.
Cali HO. 2-7OO6, Ext. 504. 13"
BACHELOR. 25-35, congenial, to
share new, 1-bedrm; apt with !
other gentleman. Wo. 6-634S:
CONN. AyE.-Girl cleo. desiring
her own pvt. bedrm.. to share large
2-bedrm. apt. with l other girl:
$3.50. HU. 3-4172 or MA. 'S-5157.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.w

NEAR GOVT. BLDGs.-Large front
CAPiTOL HILL. opp. House Off; blk.
Lbir of Cong.-2nd f.: next bath,
w/shower. Man. Ii. 3-2913. Ill
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$3.50 WEEK

LARGE DOUBLE ROOMS
Suitable for ladies or gentlemen. So
day per person. Also sgle. rms,
$500 wk. and up. Next to bath.
blk. of Conn. Walking distance
downtown. 1928 18th st. NV. Elk
3-l915. ME. 8-s044. 10
COLORED-2 LOVELY FURN. RMS
and bath: din. rm. and kit. can be
used at any time. RA. 3-6792. la
COLORED-22O2 FIRST ST. NV
Double front for couple or single; al
privilS Call DE. 2-3462. Ill
COLORED-INTER- RACIAL - Sgle.
dble. and Ink: empl. men; refs;
reas. l441 Clifton. HU. 3-9197
COLORED-NICELY FURN. BEDRM.
liv. rm., share kit. with one; also
dble, rm. and single. RA. 6-6S95
COLORED-INGRAHAM ST. NV
Ref. man for dble. frt. rm.: privilS
RA. 6-3354 after pm. or Sat. Sun
COLORED-1eOO EUCLID NV
Lge. semifurn. rm.. next bath: ldry
facilities. Nr. transp., shops. AID
4-SO4S or LII. 3-6S13, liz
FARRAGUT ST. NV
--Beaut. master frt. bedrm.; accept
cple. with child. or man. TU. 2-146S
Ill
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FURNITURE

ALL IN EXCELLENT CONDITION
Maple sofa and chair. S34.95; hool
lamps, SIS: studio couch, S24 .95
platform rocker, So: end tables, 81
Simmons Ace coil springs. SI3 so
mattresses. SO. sofas. all STYLES
dreds of other items, priced loves
in the region. FURNITURE TRAD
ING MART 215 King ST.. Alex. Va
XII. S-q30f IA
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PRESS - MOD. TT
$50. 6l2 5th ST. NV. -l2
OFFICE FURNITURE


GREAT SAVINGS
400 desks, $3.50 and up; steel anc
wood; tables, file cabinets, bookcases
lockers. chairs, unlimited quantity tt
choose from.
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIPMENT
639 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
OIL BURNER AND TANK, approx
215 gal: reas. LU. 1912. Sun, OF
OIL BURNER. conversion type. $50
WASHING MACHINE; $50. See, II
oil PAINTINGS, 100 lovely framed
lsndscapes. seascapes; prize win
SO UP. wEBsTERs STUDIOS, DU
ORGANS FOR RENT. for private
SoRpASs Masn1zsE sorner sosi' 1sih and 6 sts
NV. and 1882 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring. tsilVer Spring store open
PHoNoGRAPH, portable. cleo. Web,
ssHssSSO' Shape, So. JE. H3os7s. '''e0'' 'O'
PIANO BENCHES, $40 .newl; wurl-
itzer spinet. S225: Steinvay grand
Steinway. Knabe, Stieff. other uprts.
S95 up PAUL GOLIBART. 1856 Co
lumola lo.' AL 4-os~o tS'oo ;3o'
PIANO, Estey spinet. full keyboard
3 yrs. old; excel. cond.; s400 or best
PIANO, steinwsy parlor grand. NJ
ebony beautiful tone. AID. 4-6406
PIANOS, Knabe. Steinway and othel
fine srand Tan pianos; Grsstly: 9sd = reduced
PfANo. Concord spinet. looks snt
performs like a new piano. S345
Small deposit will reserve your Sc
lection for Ghris!mssi av mas, KITS. lS3' S
PIANOS FOR RENT-Fine. new spin.
cts. IS mo. Investigate oLr famou:
BUY-RENTAL plan. KITS. 1885,
G st. NV. RE. 1929. .-l6
PIANOS-Small size new spinetS IL
doN1. d%snoSssgfE 81 sts4oo. sio tSRi JoRDANs s Cor or
ner 18th and 6 sts. NV. toper
Thurs. eves9 and 1882 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring topen every evening"
PIANOS FOR RENT-Rental or pur
ner 18th and G sts. NV, phone ST
3-9400. and 1882 Georgia ave, Sill
yer Spring. Phone JU. 5-1105. Sill
yer Spring store open every eve
Gins. NM .Ioo'nn DoTntown WI store open Thurs
PfASos. aS oeenIaz used On.si and returned iron
rental consoles; Kimbaii. Frenci
Provincial model, in excellent con
ditinn: GuIbransen studio upright
also q few. recondtioned grands
such as chickering. Lester an
others. Terms as low as 10ec dow
and 3 years to pay. CAMPBELL
MUSIC CO.. HOS G st. NV, D1
PIANOS. Balwin Acrosonic, used
This is real bargain at only S525
Easy terms. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO
l1oS G st NV. DI. 7-S464. lie
PIANOS. Steinway recondittonet
grands. fully reconditioned By Stein
way trained experts. All carry nev
piano guarantee Sizes are #. Z
D ft. 10h and 6 #. IL. Come II
and see these beautiful instrument
and compare them with new Stein
way grands. Only at Campbell
are you able to make this compari
son. Terms as low as 10es dow
and 3 years to pay. CAMPBELL
MUSIC CO.. 1l0S @ st. NV. d
PIANOS, used uprishts s45 and ur
Also values in used spinets and con
soles. ST. 3-6300. PIANO MART
1O15 7th st. NV. tiust above tn
PIANOS, brand new standard make
full keyboard spinets only S45(
Mahogany fnish. 10-year guarantes
Asp S esn.o., %sny VALVES 5nssoe n Ssed ipgIRSst pIaS
MART. 1918 9TH st. NV. illus
ahove the library. -16
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Spacious, and 2 bedrm.. liv. rm,
utils.; switchboard and elev.: dining
foyer. kitchen and bath. Also efi1c
Shopping centers: children accepted.
Hn % AKA
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TOPSOIL

Patapsco Valley. Dark loan; no
clay. rock or grass: for flower beds.
lawns and gardens: 6-ton loads;
take no substitute. AID. 4-655l.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

2601 Russell I'd
Excel. accommodations in pvt. home.
Reas. OV. 3-2266 after 8 PM. 13'
CALVERT HOUSE, 140l 18th NV
share; good meals: switchboard.
COLUMBIA RID. NV, 2OOl-Nice
ssle. rms. S15 wk.; dbles.. $l2;
good meals; yng. people. CO. 5-2493
l5%
TIE MARIETTA, 1925 10th st. NV.
for Young ladies and young men:
shower. elevator: excellent board.
~
1851 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Elderly peo-
Pile given kind care. 3 meals daily.
ReaSonable rates. DE. n-1I02. Ill
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SEE TODAY

OIG 1OD11
4th st. Sc. Apt. 4--Lge.
IEiy,. rm.. dinstte. 6edsm;; equipped
ROGER MOSS, REALTOR
HO. 2-6U2O Ewes, LA. 6-392o
Ill
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ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

SMALL ROOM. $50 Per mo. in ad-
vance: End floor. Box Tic, Star.
l3s
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KARDEX VISIBLES!

Steel 16 trays. S55 complete.
D. c. SURPLUS SALES
511 New Jersey Ave. NV. Ii. 7-gSlC
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DOWNTOWN AT STATLER
1112 18th ST. NV.
Nicely furnished efficiency, in large
apt. bldg, with switchboard and ele-
vator service. See res. mgr. MA
J. 4. McKEEvER CO.. INC.
1882 X st. NV. ST. 3-SS0(
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RABBITS AND EGGS
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

SEASONED HARDWOOD-S24 pc,
cord; Sl3 half cord: full cord, split
ready for delivery: would like ia
hear from former customers
Di Strito. AID 4-0067 or Ii. 6-9s23
FIREPLACE WOOD cords, sss;
tity from 4 cord delivered. La
Plata 5511. Toll refunded. Il
SEASONED OAK WOOD. IL and "a
in: cord, half cord. quarter cord
immed. delivery. ALASKA COAL CO.
woop Ea oSso for Sf Your 9i' frepisee: fu1Ve; Oft
lengths; $50 per dump truck load
Call RE 7-6443. lie
SEASONED FIREPLACE WOOD, many
lengths. from 1S-in. UP. Ewes, JU
5-1394. Ia
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FURNITURE SALE

FURNITURE SALE
Selling out entire stock ma
tionally known brands.
Many pieces under cost.
Bring your cars, trucks and
trailers. Small charge tor
delivery.
REG.
Hide-a-beds. foam
rubber cushions $500 30 S159.95
HOLLYWOOD beds, 80" 69.95 $3.50
pc. sectionals. foam
rubber cushions - 299.95 169 20
80 so mirrors - 69.9o 81 80
Nationally known
matt. a. boxsp. - 1926 27.95
Mahogany bedrm.
quite. dble. dresser,
chest L. bed 80 = 199.95 1895
Foam rubber box
springs L. mattress 1880 69.90
Odd chests from l4.95
Platform rockers.
foam rubber 1925 1926
Many other pieces.
Brothers Furniture Co.
3 blocks from Bailey's Cross Roads,
Va. on Seminary rd. JE. $4,000.
Open Mon. and Tues. till 10 pm.
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STEEI

We have large amounts Of I-beams,
angle iron and reinforcing steel. cut
to size.
GENERAL WRECKING co.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. AID. 2-6177
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Day-Week-Month
Rates for Transients and
Semipermanent Residents
IN MODERN SUBURBAN
GLASSMANOR

den apts.: some Completely equipped
incl. linens, dishes. TV. etc.. 3-dal
min stay. 1900 blk. s. Capitol st.. Il
blk. past Southern ave., left at Au'
drey lane to 210 Winthrop st.. Mon.
Fri, Q am. to s pm; Sat, 8 to 8
Sum- noon to 4 LO S-Sl00
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Garden Apartment, Sc.
1 and 2 bedroom furn. apts.. $50 to
S125; convenient to transportation,
shopping. schools. LU. 2-6100. --15
CLAIRE APTS.-S.E.
one-bedrm. apt. available: tastefully
rms, ample closet space; close to
everything. 3715 End st. Sc; see
1anitor. apt. A-3, 10. 2-3934.
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THOMAS CIRCLE
All newly decorated; . rooms. kitchen
and bath. You must see these. l4OO
Mass ave, NV. IL
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PARK VISTA APTS.
3434 18th ST. Sc.
All these facilities OF 2-bedroont
house for $40 a month and under.
Utilities included.
10. 2-0073 10. 2-S757
lis
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RRTAR MANOR.

1929 N. Capitol st.-Modern 2-
bedrm apt. in new bldg Parking
incl. RA. 3-O2S6 and TU. 2-50l l.
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GREAT SAVINGS
400 desks, $3.50 and up: steel anc
wood: tables, file cabinets, bookcases
lockers. chairs, unlimited quantity tt
choose from.
Free parking and delivery.
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIPMENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22
Responsibility Split

Chinese excitement caused
hardly a ripple in this country.
The Chinese Red threats
aimed at Formosa contrasted
sharply with the milk-and-
honey Chou En-lai had for the
British Laborite Party headed
by Clement Attlee, ex-Premier,
and Aneurin Bevan, the So
cialists' outspoken maverick
who Is so widely distrusted In
this country. Premier Chou
begged for more trade with
Britain. and stressed the
peaceful co-existence theme
which he worked out with In
dia Prime Minister Nehru
earlier this summer.
The Attlee- Bevan group was
being wined and dined lavishly
in Peiping and other Chinese
cities last week. It also went
on several conducted tours,
which for the most part care
fully steered away from the
seamy side of life in the Chi
nese peoples republic. But
they were permitted to visit a
peoples democratic jail-with-
out, however, interviewing the
inmates.
Most Americans viewed the
trip as an unnecessary propa-
ganda gift to the Chinese. Mr..
Attlee is no fellow traveller.
But while in Red China he was
leaving unsaid all the caustic
comments that must have been
coursing through his mind.
His speeches were pious, out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22

nouncement made the use Of
English permissive rather than
mandatory, leaving 1t up to
individual dioceses whether to
go over to English or continue
the exclusive use Of Latin.
At the Archdiocese of WASH
ington's chancery last week,
spokesman explained that un-
til official texts of the Vati-
cans decision are received
and until official, valid Eng
lish translations are developed
nothing will be changed in
the Washington area.
The Catholic clergy in the
United States has long advo-
Gated a limited use Of English
in certain sacraments. Only
three Western nations-France,
Germany and Italy-now en-
joy similar privileges. A num-
Der of what might be called
missionary countries in Asia
and Africa also have received
the right to hear parts of the
liturgy in their native tongues.
In China. Mandarin Chinese
is the official language for all
Sacraments except the canon
or essential portionS-of the
mass. In the United States,
however, the mass will not be
affected by the Vatican's re-
cent ruling. AS has been the
case since Verazzano's time,
masses celebrated on American
soil will be recited entirely in
Latin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22
Metropolitan Scene
Top D. c. News Of Week:
2 New Potomac Bridges
By John w. Thompson. Jr.

anyway but exclusion of Vir-
GINA makes it a complete
farce.
Persistent rumor is that Re-
publican lawyer Joseph Nc
Garraghy will get the seat on
the District Court bench va
Gated by the elevation Of Judge
Walter Bastian to the Court Of
Appeals. Some say, though.
that United States Attorney
Leo Rover could have it if he
wants it.
Ode to retired Police In
spector Clarence Talley. re-
vealed the other day as the
man behind the short-lived
gas station rider attached by
Rep. Mcmillan, Democrat, Of
South Carolina, to the repeal
of the ban on alley. dwellings.
The rider, rejected by the
House, would have allowed a
gas station at Wisconsin and
Massachusetts, avenue to make
some improvements not per-
mitted under the coming act.
An ex-cop sought by legislation
To help out an Amoco station
Don't call it a lobby" T
He said, tits my hobby,
A sort of Disqualification"
If Civil Service Commits
sion Chairman Philip Young
sticks by his guns and permits
only one solicitation of Fed
eral employees for funds, the
area at last may get what the
Community Chest campaign
always was intended to be-a
consolidated fund drive.
The issue has been forced in
several other industrial cities,
where the plants refused to al
low multiple solicitation Of
their employees. The Federal
plant Is the key here.
X \ X II
Among the various records
that probably will be broken
during the American Legion
convention will be the amount
of annual leave taken by Fed
eral employees unwilling to be
trapped in downtown Wash
ington by the vast parade
August 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22
Roman Rites
Vuticun Authorizes
Use of Some English
In Three Sucruments

Since the first mass was said
on American soil (by a chap
lain Of Verazzano's expedition
on Manhattan Island in 1924.
all sacraments Of the Catholic
Church in what Is now the
United States have been ad-
ministered in Latin. Now,
after 43O years, the use of
English under some circum-
stances is a likelihood for the
immediate future.
This development came
about last week when the
Sacred Congregation of Rites
at the Vatican authorized
American clergy to use English
in parts of the sacraments of
baptism, matrimony and ex-
IRENE JUNCTION (the rite for the
dying.
How soon the new rites
would come into being, pre-
cisely what form they would
take and the extent to which
they would be used. remained
matters for the future to dis
close. The Vatican's pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22

Opa Locka Marine Air Station,
near Miami, is also on the Job,
advising naval and marine
installations and ships at sea.
Bottle Stations
When weathermen believe a
hurricane is brewing, the Air
Forces hurricane liaison officer
in Miami goes on a battle
round-the-stations" footing.
Reports pour In from the
plane at the hurricanes eye.
The Miami Hurricane Warming
Center busily computes prob
able effects. Teletypes click
out the news to inform Gov
eminent agencies, private
filters and the public.
Men in charge Of plotting
the maps Of the storms course
also step up their activity.
Sometimes as many as 80 diff
.ferent daily charts are required
to keep up with a brewing or
actual hurricane, as well as
hourly chart service when the
weather cauldron approaches
land from its usual Caribbean
lair. This compares to an
average Of 10 charts during the
course Of q whole normal day.
In the light Of past expert
ence, the experts are hoping
that Carol is as gentle as the
name sounds. They've got
plenty to cope w.th-Dorothy,
Evelyn, Florence, Grace, Har-
riet and probably Isabella.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22

Big event of the week for
the area was passage of the
bill to build two Potomac
bridges.
Only White House signature
is needed on the measure
which calls for both a Jones
Point and downtown crossing.
While there is still some UNI
certainty whether the down.
town span will connect with
Twenty.fourth street or Twen-
ty-ifth street NV. Federal
planners and the District
Building probably will be able
to iron that out without too
much trouble.
Some real dissension is brew
ing, however, between the Dis
trict Highway Department and
the staff of the National Capt.
tai Planning Commission over
whether a connection also
should be provided with Con-
stitution avenue. The planners
want it. The Highway Depart
ment doesn't. Highway Of
flcials claim that would SIM
ply channel a lot more traffic
into existing bottleneckS.
Engineer Commissioner Louis
Prentiss, who has had some
success in settling squabbles
by dealing directly with PLAN
ming commission Chairman
Harland Bartholomew, has
been keeping In touch with
him.
But the big battle over a
downtown bridge site is over.
No scraps over details can OBJ
scure that.
xx X X
Dilemma Of the week: Ar
hngton builder L. r. Broyhill
made a $45, 900 mistake in a
bid submitted to the county
School Board. His problem:
Whether to go ahead with his
low-bid contract and take the
chance Of a beating that might
total the $4,000. or refuse to
sign and forfeit $4,000 per-
Torrance bond.
X \ y II
Predictions: President Eisen-
hover will veto the thoroughly
bad regional transit commits
sion bill crushed through Con-
gress in its last hours. The
bill has q lot of holes in 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22

munist Party is a felony, and
to establish criteria for court
determination of membership
or participation in the Com
munist Party or subversive or.
CARNATIONS. Agreed to, 41-39.
For: Robertson
Against: Beall, Butler.
Not voting: Byrd. absent.
Motion by Humphrey to
concur with House amend
ments to subversive activi-
ties control bill. and including
his earlier amendment making
Communist membership q
crime. Agreed to, 81-1.
For: Beall. Butler, Robertson.
Not voting: Byrd. absent.
Amended conference report
providing that members of the
Communist Party or other
subversive organizations be
subject to all the provisions
and penalties of the Internal
Security Act of 1850. Agreed
to, 1910.
For: Beall Butler. Robertson.
Not voting: Byrd, absent.
On tabling amendment to
link civil service pay bill,
boosting Federal pay by 5 per
cent, to a public works bill.
Agreed to, 1870. (Thus the
amendment was killed for the
time being.)
For: Beall. Butler. Robertson.
Not voting: Byrd.
Bill granting a 5 per cent
pay boost to a million CLASH
fed civil service employees and
a half-million postal employees.
Passed, 1874.
Fer: Beall, Robertson.
Not voting: Butler, Byrd.
Compiled by Confessional Quarterly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22
Weeks Review: Asio, Catholic Rites, Key Votes

the basic Eisenhower plan,
drawn up late in 1852, on the
U. S. S. Helena in the Pacific
before the new administration
took over. The United States
"overextended" forces are be-
ing called in to form centrally
located, highly mobile striking
forces equipped to put out
brush fires wherever the Com
munists choose to start them.
Up to now the mobile, hard
hitting forces, which presum-
ably ought to have been the
sine qua non Of any overseas
withdrawal, have been con-
spicuous for their absence.
They weren't around for the
fire in Indo-C China. So France
relinquished half of Wet Nam
to the Communists.
New Mobile Nucleus
viii they be around to go
to the defense of Formosa,
Thailand, or Burma, or Iran,
1raq, Greece, Turkey, Yugo-
slavia. or what other country
the Reds decide to move in on
next? The four divisions with
drawn from South Korea
tstill comparatively well-pro-
tected by 20 battle-tested Ko-
rean divisions, an American
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Rico, a notorious breeding
ground for the giant gales,
while the Navy patrols the
Gulf of Mexico and the Carib-
bean proper.
Hurricanes can't be elimi-
mated or prevented. But their
havoc can be minimized If
people are forewarned. In the
Keys. anti-hurricane measures
are practically a science and
the science is logistics. Res
1dentS evacuate and move en-
masse to Miami.
The Avs hunters are To-
Gated at Kindley Air Force
Base in Bermuda. Flight "a"
of AWS's SD Weather Recon-
Nuisance Squadron daily re-
ceives a teletyped message
from the Air Force liaison Of
flee in Miami asking them
what's cooking for the next
"a hours.
Sometimes this advisory is
given by overseas telephone
when an immediate storm re-
port is requested. In that case
a reconnaissance airplane, a
Boeing WB-29. will be diverted
Immediately from its daily pre-
arranged track Of weather
observation, and right into the
storm area. It flies directly
into the "eye" Of the hurri-
cane to observe its actions and
probable course.
Meanwhile the Navy, with
its own hurricane center at