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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14

stating, 1.-THE chances are that
Mccarthy will eventually be laid
to rest at the hands of some poor
innocent slob" who would "get a
gun and blast Joe to- Hades."
Most of the jury prospects yes
terday were turned down either
for prejudice or for having served
on a Federal jury within the
last wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14
More Insurance Sold

NEW YORK. - Americans
bought three and half times
as much new life insurance in
1854 as they did in 1944-some
31.7 million separate policies or
certificates totaling $l3.513.-
900, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14

Of particulars requested BY at
torneys for the four policemen.
He said a trial board hearing
date would be set after the bills
Of particulars are received by
the attorneys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14
Store Sales Increase

TORONTO. = Canada's gro
Gerry and combination chain
stores sold IL per cent more
merchandise in 1854 than in
the year before with a total of
$685., 947, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14

The four oficers whose names
were found In Edwards files are
Jack Washington. Ashby Allen.
Lindsey Taylor and Robert
Lunceford.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
18Th Precinct Policeman
Has Busy Day on Beat

Pvt. Frank Churchman of the
18th precinct had a busy shift
yesterday.
At 1890 am. he was walking
his beat past 1925 U street NV,
which had been boarded up fol-
lowing a four-alarm fire there
recently. He saw a group of
youths run from the building
and gave chase. A short distance
away he captured Obie Spence.
10, colored. of the 800 block of
U street NV, and charged him
with housebreaking.
Three hours later Pvt. Church.
man was walking past a car.
washing firm at 933 Florida ave-
nue. NV He heard a noise inside.
He went in and found James H.
Copeland. 81, colored, of the
HOO block Of Sixth street NV,
trying to break into q vending
machine, Capt. Otto Fuss,
precinct commander, said. Cope
land was charged with house,
breaking.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Three Students Pulled
From River by Police
As Canoe Capsizes

Harbor police pulled three
Georgetown University freshmen
blue and all but frozen-from
the icy waters of the Potomac
yesterday, Is minutes after their
canoe capsized.
The three were so cold they
could hardly talk. They were
treated for exposure at Emer-
gency Hospital and then re-
leased.
The three young men were
identified as John H. Cave
naugh, jr., l8, of Boston; John
H. Flahive, II. Of Long Island,
N. Y. and Barry McCaughey, II,
of Hollywood, Fla.
Their rented canoe turned
over about 200 feet from the
District shore, upstream from
the Fourteenth street bridge. A
Evening star., 1955-02-21
BY the Assoeioted Press

The United States Informa-
ton Agency reports Russia s
massive drive to step up farm
output has failed so badly that
the population has less grain per
person than in 1926.
At the same time. it said, live
stock production has fallen of
to the point where cows number
25.8 million-Some 3 million less
than before the Bolshevik revolu-
ton Of 1917.
After more than a quarter
century of collective farming
under communism" said the
agency yesterday, "the Russian
people are. still critically short
of foodstuffs.
The USIA operates the Gov
ernment's Voice of America net
work and its comments on the
Russian food situation were
drafted for overseas use.
THE more rigidly the Com
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Russia Builds Ships
For Long War, Says
Admiral Carney
BY the Asseeiosed Press

CINCINNATI, Feb. 21.-
Admiral Robert B. Carney, chief
of naval operations. said today
Russia's launching of a vast
naval building program sis one
of the most conclusive bits Of
evidence that they are not con-
templating a short war"
In an address prepared for the
Cincinnati Chamber of Com
merce. the chapter of the Navy
League and the Naval Reserve
Advisory Council. Admiral Car
ney gave his views of how
another world war might shape
up.
Presumably, massive blows
would continue as long as either
side retained the capability,"
he said. With the passing of
that initial phase, and if the
issue is still unresolved. tough
people would carry on across the
radioactive aSneS ana water, with
what weapons are left.
Sea control will be an ele-
mental consideration in accom-
plishing either the follow
through phase of atomic war or
the better appreciated chores of
a prolonged non-atomic war"
U. S. Watches Buildup.
Admiral Carney said the
United States Navy has been
watching closely the Soviet
buildup of "the second largest
navy in the world"
They are utilizing their own
shipyards to build new cruisers,
destroyer-types. submarines and
smaller vessels" he said. "They
are buying and having built ever
increasing amounts of merchant
tonnage from our allies and our
Evening star., 1955-02-21
MoIoyon Is Warned
About KISSING Wife

When a husband kissed his
wife in the street at Penang,
Malaga. the other day both were
arrested for misbehavior.
Under Moslem law, it was
pointed out, it is an offense to
embrace in public. The law was
not vindictive. however - the
husband and wife were later dis
charged with a warning not to
lie. it happen again.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
.Russiuns Have Less Grain
Thun in 70, Us. Agency Says

muniSt regimes have imposed
collectivization, the more sharply
both food and consumer goods
production have dropped" the
agency said, adding:
"a drive to collectivize Hun
gary. for instance. resulted in
the need to ration food in that
formerly rich agricultural coun-
try"
Yugoslavia also has "gradu-
ally recognized the grave weak
ness of agricultural collectiviza-
tion." it said. and has progress
sively de-emphasized "the pro-
gram.
Evening star., 1955-02-21

was viewed here largely as pre-
pairing q staging area for an. in
vasion Of Nanchishan.
The Taishan buildup contin-
ues despite Nationalist efforts to
knock it out and cut of its re-
plenishment, reliable reports in
dicsted clearly today.
Planes attacking the rocky
islets encountered intense anti
aircraft FIRE Yesterday. but the
Defense Ministry said all re-
turned safely. Peiping radio
claimed one Nationalist plane
shot down.
During the three days of con-
tinued Nationalist air activity,
the Red air force has remained
inactive despite reports it has
hundreds of Jets and bombers on
bases within 200 miles.
Timing With Farley Seen.
A Communist attack on Nam
chishan frequently has been pre-
dicted here in Nationalist quar-
tiers as likely some time before the
Manila treaty powers meet in
Bangkok on Wednesday.
Nationalist determination to
defend Nanchishan, as well as
the Matsus and Quemoy, across
the strait near the Red port of
Annoy. was reaffirmed yesterday
by Foreign Minister George Yeh,
back from five months in the
United States.
LAS far as my government is
concerned we will defend all Off
shore islands," he said.
He was asked if this meant
with or without American sup
port.
I'VE shall welcome American
support in defense of any off,
shore islands," he replied.
Evening star., 1955-02-21

cruising police boat, manned by
Sergt. Arnold F. Jackson and
Pvts. Alfred r. Walzei. james g,
Beach and William j. King. saw
them in the water and was al
ready moving to the rescue when
the police radio dispatcher
sounded the alarm.
Police said the water, which
still shows ice blocks along the
shore fine from the recent
freezes. was 80 degrees. It is Is
feet deep where the three youths
fell in and grabbed their over
turned canoe to stay af1oat.
Evening star., 1955-02-21

friends. They are strengthening
their naval aviation"
Referring to United States
Navy planning. Admiral Carney
spoke out again in behalf of
the carrier, which a few months
ago came in for criticism from
Field Marshal Lord Montgomery
Of Britain.
Replies to Criticism.
Replying to Lord Montgom-
ery's criticism that carrier is
highly vulnerable, Admiral Car
ney said it is protected by its
own planes and guns and "does
not stay put"
The carrier, he said, "has the
unique quality of giving us, in
the same package, both a hot
war and cold war capability.."
He mentioned its use in the
Mediterranean where he said it
provides the primary, heavy air
striking force for NATO's south
ern flank" and in Formosa wa
ters where he said the carriers,
with their hot war capability,
play an important cold war role,
keeping it cold-or at least cool" 3"
Admiral Carney said the Con
slant combat readiness" of the
Nays global sea-air power was
displayed when the decision was
made to protect the evacuation
of Nationalists from the Tachen
Islands. He said:
within four hours of the
time the decision was, reached in
Washington to cover the removal
of troops and civilians from the
Tachens, 7th Fleet aircraft were
on guard over the islands and
crusiSerS and deStroyers were
soon patrolling nearby-ready for
anything that might develop"
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Gale Grounds Freiqhter

DOVEN, England, Feb. 81 (P)
Gale Winds swept the 7,172-
ton Italian freighter Monviso
aground under the. cliffs of Dover
early today. But tugs working
a binding snow freed her on
the rising tide. She carried a
crew Of between 40 and so.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Fornosu

Continued From First Page.)
building gun positions and forti-
f1cationS.
The Red attempt to build up
their positions on the TaiShanS
Evening star., 1955-02-21
U. S. Tops in Electricity

NEW YORK.-With Z per cent
Of the world population, the
United States produces II per
cent of the worlds electrical
energy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17

that more persons than ever
have incomes large enough to
back the debt they have taken
on, so that only . small minority
are In finanicial hot water.
Buying on time isn't new In
America, but the extent to which
Americans have been turning to
credit since the war is.
Credit for Anything
Just about everything from
automobiles to stocks can be
bought on time these days. Peo-
Pile can travel on credit. eat out
on credit, take vacations on the
cuff. open-end mortgages en-
able a family to stay in debt
practically forever-as the mort
gage is reduced by payments. It
can be enlarged to its former size
to cover the building Of more
rooms or mooefnlzatiOn.
But between I and 10 million
families in this country are re-
ported to be strictly cash buyers
who refuse on principle to buy
on credit. And more than half
of the Nations families are free
OF instalment debt. although
some may still owe on their
homes,
OF the 43 per cent Of families
repaying instalment loans. al
most three-fourths report pay
ments are less than one NTH OF
their incomes after taxes.
The great majority OF those
who have embraced the time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17

way Of Life are repayins
regularly.
Then Contract New Debts
people are paying on theii
debts as fast as new debt Is be.
ing contracted" says Arthur o
Dietz. president of C. !. T. FL
nancial Corp.
MASS production without
mass sales would be impossible
and mass sales without mass
credit would be a similar improb.
ability" says Theodore H. Sill
bert. president Of Standard
Factors Corp.
Delinquences now are lower
than q year ago, according to n
of the 81 credit executives at
tending the third annual con-
sumner credit management meet
ing sponsored by Columbia Uni
yersity.
Then, with Americans doing
such a fine Job Of handling their
debts, what is all the worry In
Washington, about?
Sound Use Desired
The a administration says
things are all right now; 1t just
doesn't want credit terms made
so easy that people will be
tempted to get too far In debt.
The National Association Of
Credit Men, through its execu.
tive vice president, Henry H
Heimann, says sound use Of
credit is one of the greatest fac.
tors in the promotion OF bushes:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17
Nixon Will ToIk
With Politicians

LOS ANGELES, Aug. II R.--
Vice President Nixon. winding up
a brief Southern California
vacation, arranged q series OF
private talks with political
friends today.
He planned a breakfast with
Mayor Norris Poulson. former
Republican member of Congress
with whom Mr.. Nixon served in
the lower house.
Breakfast will be followed by
talks with personal and political
friends at the Biltfhore Hotel,
then the Vice President will have
dinner privately with California;
Republican Congressman and
State legislators.
Mr.. Nixon plans to fly TO
Washington tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17
By SAM DAWSON

NEW YORK. Aug. II Pr
Much Of the worry today about
the growing habit OF living on
the cuff may rise from judging
present customs by pre-war
standards.
There's q new generation to
whom the monthly payment is
q fixed feature. When one series
of payments is finished. a new
one Is begun. The family budget
is drawn up as scrupulously on
a credit basis as the cash one
was worked out by their parents.
As q result, totals Of consumer
credit and Of home mortgages
are at all time highs. Most bank
ers and finance company officials
feel they are going to stay that
way--and without necessarily
hurting the economy at all.
For one thing, times have
changed. The standard Of living
is much higher. Credit enables a
family to lift its standard of liv-
ing now above its present in
come.
Other Items Replaced
Also, many monthly payments
now merely replace other items
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17

Howard Schenken Of New York,
three-time world champions.
Mr.. Stayman's team defeated
Mrs. Betty Windley's team of
Norfolk, Va. by 1000 points in
the sixth round while Mr.. Goren's
team moved into a tie for second
place with a 280-point victory
over Mr.. Schenken's team. Each
has q record Of 4 wins and 2
defeats.
The seventh and final round is
scheduled today in the round
robin event. The winner win
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17

but when the complete en-
phasis Is upon the ease with
which you can get things. with
little or no down payments and
much too long q period Of time
In which to liquidate the debt.
such programs just automat-
ically build q top-heavy credit
structure"
So far, however. the American
consumer has shown great apti-
tude in handling his time-pay-
ment way Of life--and the Amer
lean economy has doomed as a
result.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17
Stuymon Team
in Bridge

CHICAGO. Aug. II R-The
Samuel M. Stayman team Of
New York was back In first place
today In the master team cham
pionships Of the American Con-
tract Bridge Leagues summer
tournament.
Mr.. Stayman's team. with s.
/ won-lost record, regained the
lead at the end Of the sixth round
last night after dropping its first
match in the fifth round. The
loss to the Charles E. Goren
team created a temporary tie for
the top spot for the Stayman
players and a team headed by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17

in the old-fashioned budget. For
example, where people once set
aside a sum for the months rent
in town, they now set aside a
sum for the monthly payment on
the mortgage for their own home
in the suburbs.
Where their parents paid out
q weekly sum to the servants.
today's young folk put UP pay
ments on the many household
appliances that have taken the
vanishing servants places.
And finally, there has been the
remarkable upgrading Of in
comes in recent years, especially
in the lower and middle income
brackets where so much Of to-
days instalment credit Is con-
centrated. Most bankers contend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17
Veterinarians Elect

MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. II Up.
Brig. Gen. Wayne o. Kester.
chief of the Veterinary Corps.
United States Air Force. yester-
day was named president-elect
of the American Veterinary
Medical Association at its con.
yention here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17
More Living on Credit
Is Stondord for Many

Aithcut The kind Of consumer credit
there is now. many experts believe
business would not have doomed as
it hos. Some see the monthly poy-
ment es Q permanent fixture OF
Americon life. Here Som Dowson.
Associoted Press business news on
olyst, tells how Ameieons are hca-
ding their unprecedented delivery
well, creditors soy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17

represent the United States in
the world championship in Paris
in January.
Evening star., 1955-05-18
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 80, $500; oysrhsulsd con- com
Rlssss Plsss5z aRTil sEssr sen. D.m. sS7'' Call a.
ANGLIA S1e5. Renault s24b: Hill.
man, s445; Morris S595: Peugeot.
S47S: MG., Ss95, Austin A-40 ssd;,
before you buv." 18th and p. Est.
AUsffiN-DEvoN 1s4s: excellent con-
aditdieenn;: den;: call for appointment. o EN-
AUSTIN HEALEY 400" 1854; sale
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foreign and American cars. Dealer
for Austin Of England M G., Morris
Minor. Hillman, Sunbeam. Porsche'
MASSHHT1T;xN AuTo: INC. Vest !sss;
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BUICK 80 Riviera Super sedan;
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BUICK 40 station wagon; excellent
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NER's BUICK. I'LL 14th. DI z
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BUICK '51 Super convertible: lustrous
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tires: a real beauty Only S1,095.
DIyvER MOTOR CO.. DSdge-Plym-
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power steering: Dyna. HORNERS
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Evening star., 1955-05-18
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This is the most outstanding home
In the Bay area. Owners leaving for
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than. 100000. -
. bedrms.. liv. rm. din; rm.. full
b-rm. summer cottage, furn.: S4,s60.
: bedrms;, a-acre lot; large oak
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: bedrms.. new GE colored kitchen.
new home: $50 dn. payta; $3.50.
3-bedrm. unique frame; Sc. 800.
s-bedrm: new brick n.. on / ssrs; Ss s6s beau
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S-bedrm. artistic red rambler, state
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8 bedrms., carefully planned on pro:
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Large Lots Starting at $3.50
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100 feet from an unobstructsd view ot
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Evening star., 1955-05-18
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area 8 bedrms.. baths: auto.
washer and dryer. Price. $25 900.
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OCEAN CITY, MD.-Swim, ash from
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CHEVROLET '54 "21O" 4-door: with
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PARKWAY-FORD


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Co, Fairlington Shopping Center.
Alex. OV. 3-O350.
Evening star., 1955-05-18

Richardson Cruisers
Correct Craft Cruisers
Marine Rocket Cruisers
Scottie Craft Cruisers
Large Selection Used Boats
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1900 Maine Ave s.W RE. 7-4797
THE BEST In boats, motors, trail
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1948 RICHAR ON
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or best offer. Twin 100
h.p. Packard motors.
Ship to shore telephone.
Fluid heat. Many other
extras. Newly painted
and vanished inside
and out. Name, Rebel.
Can be seen at Corin-
THAN Yacht Club.