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Arkansas State press., 1955-01-28
REDUCE PILES
SWELLING yySGesy,

NEW STAINLESS III 9UFo OF cases
FORM norp ALSO VI sliilple pies
| AVAELARLEi 'eooea Wy ooIsola
Ointment stopped bleeding, re-
duced swelling, healed cracking -.
shrunk piles WITHOUT SUR
gerry! Pain was stopped or mate
rally reduced. Pazo acts to soothe,
relieve itching Instantly. In tubes,
also modern Suppositories at all
druggists. Get Pazo0 today for
wonderfully fast relief right away.
Evening star., 1955-02-19
KENSINGTON

sGI, no none,
down, $71 mo-. Q bedrms.. garage
CAFE coaDGs1s,s5o, 4 bedrms.. full
bsmt.. gas h.-w.h.: terms arranged
RAMBLER-S14,500. 8 bedrms.. lge
kit. picture windows in bsmt. Lo
50x223 Garrett Park).
CAPE COD-$14,T50, 3 bedrms., ~
baths. din. rm, fireplace. bsmt.
screened porch.
BRICK CAPE COD-SI6,5O0. 8 bed.
rms, din. rm., bsmt., screened porch
fenced yard tParkwoodl.
BRICK RAMBLER-Sl7,950. idea
for doctor or dentist. Large corne
lot. 3 bedrms.. bsnlt., garage. Term
ARRANGED (Glenmont Hills).
TWO-STORY BRICK-$1S,500, lge
corner lot, 8 bedrms.. all-elec. kit
bsmt., rec. rnl., awning covered
RooMY OLDER HoME-s1s,75o.
bedrms., 2 baths, bsnt., moderi
throughout, gas h.-w.h. Open II
BRIcK RAMBLER-s1e.s $50. bed
rms. din. rm.. fireplace. bsmt.. deel
freeze. storm windows; terms ar
Take your pick and call Lo. 5-2s0(
til q pm,
Huggins & Harrison, Inc.
Realtors 10615 Conn. Ave
Evening star., 1955-02-19
RE. 7-665O 30
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

Attractive center-han Colonial home
located off Conn. ave. between the
clubs, and convenient to Rosemary,
lst d. has living room with fireplace
and French doors to rear screened
living porch. dining room. kitchen,
powder room. Ind floor has large
master bedroom and bath. two other
bedrooms and bath. Stairway to ex-
yard. Price. $40, 500. Call Mr.. Moul-
ton. MA. $4,000; ewes. and week
ends, EN-. 2-6547. BOSS & PHEL PS,
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HAMMOND HOME

Finest contemporary architecture ir
this 3-bedrm rambler. with floor,
to-ceiling window wall. southern ex.
posure; 12x2s-ft. living rm., all
electric kitchen. dishwasher anc
play yard; close to schools ant
transportation. Call Mrs. Paine, OIL
9-9236. with CARL M. FREEMAN
REALTY CO.. INC, OIL. 4-0642
Evening star., 1955-02-19
COUNTRY SPECIALS

3 bedrms,. porch. deck. on ! a..
Ss,950, 2-bedrm.. liy. rm.. firepl., di.
nstts net soS and Kit; fun ,,l bsmt;' z a., q.
din. rni.. kit. utility rm,: $4,000
3 bedrms.. liv. rm.. din. ,rm, kit.
full bsmt.. oil heat, fenced .yd.: $14,.
$50. 4-bedrm. brick on a.; liv
rm.. firepl., din. rm., kit.,. full bsmt.
S16.750 New 3-bedrm. brick on :
acres. liv. rm.. firepl.. din. kit. 2k
baths. full bsmt.. garage and porch;
S27. 900.
SMITH w. ALLNUT
JU. 9-4846 SP. 4-3194
Evening star., 1955-02-19
KENWOOD
A LARGE HOME

A very distinctive all-brick.
custom built In 1910. owner
home near Kenwood Country
Club.
First 4. has lge. paneled en-
trance hall; powder .rm.: lge.
heated solafium that doubles
as a screened porch in sum-
mer; I4x29 living rm. with
mirrored fireplace; 14xl6 din
ing rm.; wonderful kit. with
ample breakfast space.
The 2nd A. offers master
bedrm. suite with adjoining
dressing rm. and bath and lge.
paneled study with fireplace
and bookshelves; 3 other bed
rms. apd 2 more baths. 2
sun decks. Wonderful closet
and storage space.
Bsmt.. ground-leyel in front.
has rec. rm. with fireplace;
maids rm.; Ia. baths. 2
storage rms. and very lse.
Att. gear gar. on 1st-f.
level. 12Ox100 landscaped lot.
Listing 1-22S.
Priced to sell now as the
a ige. home. 10 inspect. cali
Colonel Breckenridge, TIE. g. Z
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.
1922 L st. NV. NA. $500
Evening star., 1955-02-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.

ANACOSTIA-6-room brick: cony, to
transo.. schools; 1913 You st. sc.
OWNER, 10. 2-2196. go
CAPITOL HILL AREA-Contains s
Ink. rms. ) kits. and . baths, oil
h.-wh. JOHN F. DONoHOE, Real
tor, Ii. 6-6767; ewes. OIL. 6-47S4.
CAPITOL HILL Income-producine
semidet. row brick: 4-apt unit; i'm
med; occupancy; reas; Exclusive with
JOHN F. IPToNS9HoE; 6ss Penna.
Montier. Ii 7-9535. 10
BARGAIN = 2-FANiILY. Opportunity
for non-GI to assume S11,200 AZ
loan. Ideal location. good Sc neigh
borhood. Owner willing to take
$500 cash dn. DOUG N. SMILEY,
Realtor. UN. 4-s260; ewes. 10.
500 BLK. B sT.-semidet. a-story.
brk.. 5 rms bath. full bsmt.. gas
&C. heat. CO. 5-S2a3. UN. 4-7045.
sEPvIcEMEN OR VETERAN
AYNnNTYrAY~ DNYTYNY
Evening star., 1955-02-19
KENsINGTON HEIGHTS

OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 2-5:30
2903 Peregoy dr.-Lovely 3-bedrm.
new rambler; bsmt.. only $14.750
1907 McComas ave.-4-bedrm.. 2.
bath brk. Cape Cod: GE kit; only
$lS.750. Terms. or trade. Man!
others. See when open or cal
BURTON. JU. s-7059 or DU
Evening star., 1955-02-19
OWNER LEAVING CITY

Must sell Immediately. Love-
ly brick Cape Cod. 2 bedrms.,
picture-window basement with
outside entrance; exp. attic,
fully insulated and heated.
DIRECTIONS: Out New Hamp-
shire ave. ext, 2 mi. past
Univ. lane, left on Oakview
dr. to Cottrell. right on Cot
trell. HE. 4-5360. -19
Evening star., 1955-02-19
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CAMP SPRINGS: CT APPROVED.
masonry rambler: dome ceiling liv-
ina room with fireplace, kitchen,
2 bedrms.. bath. utility ro2m and
Only slO.750 Mr.. PUFFENBER-
GER, LU. 4-7o60. -ls
Evening star., 1955-02-19
soMERsET ARIA
ATTENTION, VETERANS
STOP
AT CONN, AVE. PARK
LOOK
AT 1908 EL5Y ST.
LISTEN

70 THE PEOPLE WHO BOUGHT ON
bedrooms, all brick ram
blers. complete GE kitchen
tiled basement: priced at SI5,-
500. Only FIVE left. rs sold.
Two bedrooms. brick ram
blers. GE kitchen, full base
ment: priced at $4,000. Only
FOUR left. Good terms to nom
veterans. Folder mailed on
request.
ment. call LOUIS BR1SKER,
ONCE phone. Whitehall $4,000
or whitehall 6-5622 during
day or at home. mornings and
evenings. TU. 2-0726. These
homes are built by HOUSING
DEVEI OPMENT CORP. 20
Evening star., 1955-02-19
4 BedrnS. Q Baths

4 Bedrms., 2 Baths
Close-in Silver Spring, OK GI: S19,-
$50. or assume Az loan. BY
OWNER. transferred by Govt; Ia
VI. brick Cape Cod; dishwasher. dis
posal; scrnd. porch; fenced level lot.
You can save hundreds in closing
costs and about $1,000 interest by
assuming existing 4eo loan. viii
also rent. Open Sat, Sun, Tues.
1913 Sundale dr., Silver Spring. OF
East-West hwy. n mile west OF 18th
st. JU. 7-S126. -21
SPRING ROMANCE
Roses are red and violets blue.
For your June bride and you.
II you buy,
Nothing down CT.
This all-brick, 2-bedrm. home,
The best location I've ever known,
$500 settles all,
StiS carries ball.
Call John Dennis. once or twice.
Wo. 6.-7651. III furnish the rice.
Colonial investment Co. 3
Evening star., 1955-02-19
BETHESDA
New Rambler
With Everything

NEW pdIIlUI6T
With Everything
Entrance hall. living room, dinini
room. porch. complete electric kitch
en- with pantry, = bedrms., baths
Full .bsmt. with fireplace. Asphal
tile floor and shower bath. h-ACRI
s2s. .e50-s20, 200 1st TRUST
B J. FISHER. Owner
Directions: Out Bradley blvd. approx
. MI. left on Aberdeen rd.. 2 blks
to home. Open every day. 20
CARROLL KNOLLS
SILVER SPRING
OPEN SUNDAY, IL TO 6
Be sure to inspect this attractive
brick rambler in popular Carroll
Knobs today; only 3 yrs. old, in
Al condition; living room with bis
fireplace. separate dining room. Dc
luxe kitchen. 3 bedrooms. tile bath;
fun basement with outside entrance;
many quality features; 120-ft
fenced yard; near school and bus;
GI or non-GI terms. Out, Ga. ave
to 10000 blk. left on Evans DR.. to
Insley ST.. left to 1O315 Insley
Ewes. call Mr.. Council. OIL. 4-0649
List YOUR house with
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1955-02-19
CAPITOL HILL
SPLIT Level,
28I6 POPE ST. Sc.

SHI6 POFE ST. Sc.
Open Sat. and Sun.--Detached brick.
containing lge. liv. rm. .-din. rm.
comb. modern. equipped kitchen;
tian blinds. Also master bedrm. with
pvt and outside entrance. Gas h.-w.
heat Semifinished recr. rm. with
shower and lavatory. Call Ma. s.
35s4 Monday. or go out Pa. ave.
to Texas. left on Texas to Carpenter,
RIGHT IN 9Sth teft ~ pone .cO
Evening star., 1955-02-19

suVu ot. NV " D-oOoo
PIG 9th ST. NE.
2-story brick; s rms. . baths. gar,
gas heat; lst commercial. To In
ho6aHs9 festt sail REAL Il EsTA4a STATE CO. Will
'Td semtdet.. 8 rms. and r bath. oil heat,
rewly decorated. Open sat. and
sun. "a pm; Key syailabls at
coI1ohiIibtAfifos ti1 Riis & hf EVEN yfswsaie b,
owner. Mod. semidet.. Ayr: :-old
brick, 8 rm.;; beaut. rec. rm.. alum
storm windows, Anchor fence. As.
sumo CT loan. LU. 2-936s. for appt
coLoRED-s ROOMS. tiled bath,
,nssloseS ass porshss No n money SER dSER
coioRED@RIvER 1H rERRAcE@va-
ssns sane saser Spsn sanass 81. ns rms b1ick sI
tile bath. auto. hot-a heat. full
bsmt.; fenced yard; $500 down, Low
RsaITy Rsai9g CO. es.Hsr'' 81. 3s5sf. Rh' {:
cooiL.osREp-KINGMAN pARK--6.Tm
brick. rec. rm.. oil h.-w.h.; lge. yard
s9rxstS s91y * fYergtRins, gtRsas Ca Gan msS isS
CoLonED-e35 DIVISION AVE
Vac: det.. "a rms. bath. gas h.-w h !,
new dec. apis. CO. 5-S293, UN
coLoRED-.e3o BRENTWOOD RD
Vac; det,; rms. 2 baths. full
bsmt. CO. 5-saa3, UN. 4-7n45. 30
cOLORED-BYE EASTERN HIGH
6 RMS, Q INCLOSED PORCHES
front and rear entrances. full
baths: bsmt.: gas heat: front porch;
very clean, 1-owner- property. Cal
Mrs. Cox, LU. 2-Sl3s or ST. 3-736S
ATLAS REALTY co. Al
Evening star., 1955-02-19
GI-$750 DOWN

Risgs Pk.-s1, 900 under GI ap-
praisal: 3-bedrn. brick: recr. nm.
w5f1repl,, Hv. rm. wIfirepl.. sep. din
rm., kit. wjbrkfst. area; $14,950;
$3.50 dn. to non-vets. Call q It'll o.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. CO.
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i4th and Columbia Rd. NV.

SELL Or TRADE
~ rms, 4 bedrms.; light housekeep-
business: impressive brown stone
front. Low down payment. Owner
desires quick deal. ST. 3-7266. HE.
3. 4-6527. HU. 1865. 90.
Evening star., 1955-02-19

col .,sa. LosEEDEssse4 $50 ans sri.y.s.ns .,p mi
bsznt.. sar. co. 5-s2s3. uN. 4-7945.
Evening star., 1955-02-19
WE SELL HOUSES

Brick bungalow. Q bedrms. and bath
2nd floor ready to finish into :.
bedrms. and bath. heat and plumb
ing roughed in, basement, fence
Evening star., 1955-02-19
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 5
GEORGETOWN AREA
COLORED-I369 PARKWOOD PL.-

48T09 8 OF. NV, near GEORGETOWN q.
Hosp.-4-bedrm.. 11a-bath brick
( 800. ERNEST Il. LUNG, DI. 7-S22i.
10. S-4363
Evening star., 1955-02-19
THOMPSON & GRAY

$500 DOWN
1907 Renfrew rd.. of of Forest Glen
rd.---Brick; liv. rm. with fireplace,
bedrm. and powder rm. on 1st FIR
3 bedrms. and bath on 2nd; full
bsmt.; gas heat; fenced yard.
READMOND REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1955-02-19

SEAT PLEASANT-Desira Groom
briektex home on lot, soxl20: water
lovely front porch; $4,000. terms.
FAUSSETT, WA. 7-1121. 20'
TEMPLE HILLS, 51SS and $3.50 st.
Barnabas rd.-2-bedrm. brick RAM
| blers: selling urice. 81 $50: terms
and trade. PYLES REALTY co.
INC, 1914 Silver Hill I'd. 10. s-5s00.
Evening star., 1955-02-19

LANHAM-3- -bedrm., brick-and-stone
rambler: full bsmt., oil heat: wooded
lot; fireplace; lseparate din. rm.i
Route so. left on Telegraph rd..
Lanham, right to 9l3l 9Th ST.:
price. S16.g50. JOSEPH DE
Evening star., 1955-02-19

BY OWNER - Leaving town April
Wheaton area. 3 hedrms... semidet
with bsn1t. Has Al GI end SO 2nc
trust $500 owing. total payt
win sell completely furn. II de-
sired. I,O, 4-T134. 30
Evening star., 1955-02-19

Very substantial and very clean
20-foot row hrk. in . fine. conven-
lent neighborhood. Modern gass gas
block to I4th st. shopping and
Transportation. S12.950. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411: ewes. EN-.
The Sidney herald., 1955-01-13
South Culbertson
MRS. STAN b

The high school youngsters re-
turned to their classes Monday af-
ter spending the holidays at home.
There was a mistake last week
In the news as Mrs. Owe Madsen's
name was printed as Mrs. Ole
Madsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Cellmer
were Sidney shoppers Wednesday.
The Cellmer children spent the
day with the Patches while their
parents were gone.
Baby Jerry Griffin was sick
with the flu the first of the week.
Frank went up to Andes Wednes-
day to spend the night with his
family and help care for the baby.
Cap Hodges, Bonnie and Ray
mond Antonson were callers at
the Sam Antonson home Thursday.
A milk COW belonging to Cap
Hodges gave birth to twin calves
Thursday evening. Unfortunately
the weaker of the two died that
night but the little heifer is do
ing fine now.
Stan Patch was a caller in
Culbertson Thursday evening. Our
telephone was dead on Thursday
and Keith asked Bonnie Antonson
what we should do. Bonnie told
him to pour some water on the
ground" Keith thought it was a
big joke SO he didn't repeat it to
When 1 finally poured some
water on the ground wire that was
that allied the telephone.
Patsy Griffin and Mrs. George
celebrated their birthdays
with a supper at the George Ba-
ker home Friday night. The Fred
ThompSons and Frank Griffins
and Grandpa Griffin were pres
snt.
The Bonnie Antonsons are sport
ing a new car. The Antonson
The Sidney herald., 1955-01-13
Elk Hunting
Opens Saturday
In Area No. y

Elk hunting in Area % of Ju-
dith Basin county will open fol-
either sex of elk on Saturday,
January 8, State Game Warden
A.. A. O'Claire announced today.
The area will remain open until
a desired harvest has been made
and will be subject to closure
upon two days notice by the
state game warden.
The area was opened to hold
elk off private property and to
effect a better harvest to balance
the herd numbers with available
forage.
Hunters + advised to consult
the 1854 Big Game Map for boun-
dairy descriptions of the open area.
The Sidney herald., 1955-01-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mccoy and
girls and Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Eldridge were all Sidney shop
pers Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Edeburn
went to WilIiston Friday. Mrs.
Edeburn consulted a doctor while
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Thompson
were Sidney shoppers Friday.
They visited at the Dave Stanford
and Glen Wasser homes while
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Edebllrn
and Iris were Friday night supper
guests at the Clifford Foss home
Jennie and Anna Jorgenson
called at the Ellen Edeburn home
Friday afternoon.
Richard Schow, Richard Daniel
son and Daryld Martin accompan-
led Les Young of Sidney to Great
Falls Sunday. They went to at
The Sidney herald., 1955-01-13

twins. Lot and Louise are ceIe-
brating their birthdays Sunday
They r getting real old so
don't dare mention their age this
time.
Mrs. Sam Antonson celebrated
her birthday Saturday.
Cap, Wilma and Linda Hodges
had a kind of snowy day for their
trip to Sidney Saturday but the
temperature was not too low.
Master Jerry Griffin was a wear
old Sunday.
The Bonnie Antonsons were Sid
ney shoppers Saturday.
This is a believe it or not bv
Ripley: A pair of Meadowlarks are
living in the oat stack this winter
and apparently are doing fine.
The George Bakers were eve
ming callers at the Griffith home
Saturday.
Diana Patch was a guest at the
birthday dinner for young Jerry
Griffin. Jerry was a year old
Sunday.
The Bonnie Antonsons were din
ner guests at the Maynard Cell
mer home Sunday in honor of the
twins birthday.
Mrs. Buck Eldridge came home
from the Culbertson hospital sun
day. Don Birch had the misfortune
to injure his arm this week from
a fall.
Billy Hall rode his palomino
horse to the Don Birch farm Sun
day. He is working there this win
ter.
Bill and Billy ochs were Sun
day afternoon callers at the Stan
Patch home.
The Johnson brothers were call
ers at the Sam Antonson home
Saturday. Sam has not been feel
ing too well the last few DAYS.
K. R. Hills and Barry were Sun
day evening visitors at the Stan
home.
The Sidney herald., 1955-01-13

their uncle, Raymond Ruffatto.
The Woman's club met at the
home of Mrs. Raymond Ruffatto
Six members were present. A de-
licious luncheon was served by
Mrs. Ruffatto.
Those taking advantage OF
an ice bridge across the river last
night were Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Patch, MI. and Mrs. Quinto Ruff
fatto and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Ruffatto and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Pete Ruffatto and fami-
ly and Mrs. Clara Smith and son
Howard. They went to see the
basketball game between Brock
ton and Lambert.
Leroy, Gloria, and Joe Fisher
spent Friday night at the Henry
Miller home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Ruffatto
and family took the Fisher chill
dren to Sidney Saturday to visit
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Fisher. The parents returned home
with the children. Mr.. Fisher is
much improved and we are all
glad to have the Fishers back
home.
MI. and Mrs. Pete P. Ruffatto
and daughter Julia and MI. and
Mrs. George Fisher and children,
Mike, Danny, and Jerry visited at
the Joe Schmitz home Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Clara Smith visited Mrs.
Wesin at the teacherage Sunday
evening.
The Sidney herald., 1955-01-13

PETE PROGRESS is a kind of MD.
for community affairs, symbol of
your local chamber of commerce.
He works to make your town a
safer, healthier, ~pleasanter place
to live and work. Support your
chamber, and you help yourself.
The Sidney herald., 1955-01-13
Mrs. Norman Eldridce

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Thompson
returned Sunday after a ten day
vacation of visiting relatives in
Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Eldridge
and family were Sunday guests
at the Harold Martin home.
We are sorry to report that
George and Ruth Kaye Thomp-
son were sick and unable to return
70 school Monday or the remain
der of the week.
Circle Stanford's daughter Wv
ian and husband, and the Garry
Sparks visited at the Circle and
Fred Thompson homes Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Edeburn
and Iris, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Ochs and family were Sunday din
ner guests at the Dennis Edeburn
home.
Monday morning shoppers in
C~ulbertson were Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Edeburn. In the afternoon
they called on Ellen Edeburn.
ON4AS Cd1ISQ dI LuS oscar
peterson and Norman Eldridge
home Monday.
Earl Mccoy was a business call
er IN C~ulbertson Tuesday.
Tommy Hackley and Mr.. Penner
called at several places in the
community to test telephones
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Snedigar
and children visited at the c.. w.
Thompson home Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Griffin visited at
the Norman Eldridge home We'd
nesday evening and stayed with
the children while the Eldridges
and Earl Mccoy made a trip to
Sidney to visit Walter Mccoy who
is a patient in the Sidney hospital
Frank Griffin also called later in
the evening.
MI. and Mrs. Chris Anderson.
The Sidney herald., 1955-01-13

TRAFFIC sPEEDUP = Many a town
has found its transportation tied
IN knots. It's Pete's responsibility
to help them unite traffic snarls
with new signal systems, better
parking facilities, expressways. -
The Sidney herald., 1955-01-13
Charley Creek
By the Ruffatto School

William Fisher was seriously in
Jured Tuesday when a log he was
saving into lumber slipped and
hit him in the face breaking his
Jaw and cutting his face just below
the eyes requiring ten stitches.
He and Mrs. Fisher have been
staying in Sidney while he is I'M
der the doctors care. The three
children have been staying with
The Sidney herald., 1955-01-13
CLARK II o VICINITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Candee
were overnight guests at the E. A.
Brunsvold home after coming out
to attend the surprise anniversary
party given Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Brunsvold at their home Dec.
%.
The Sidney herald., 1955-01-13

tend a weeks training at a FLU
school.
Saturday afternoon callers at
the G. W. Thompson home were
Evening star., 1955-03-02
By John A. Giles

Trevor GardneI began his new
duties as Assistant Air Force
Secretary for Research and De-
velopment today with a friendly
admonition from his boss "to
keep your foot out of your
mouth"
''Mr. Gardner has sometimes
enjoyed that club that I'm in
with Mr.. Wilson (Secretary of
Defense) called the foot and
mouth club but not often" Air
Secretary Talbot remarked with
smile when Mr.. Gardner was
sworn in yesterday.
He added that he was de-
lighted to have Mr.. Gardner as
an assistant secretary. He said
that Mr.. Gardner possesses that
rare quality Of both research
and executive ability" not too
often found among scientists.
Mr.. Gardner's espousal of DR..
j. Robert Oppenheimer, the
atomic scientist who was denied
clearance to classified material
by the Atomic Energy Commits
sion last year, at a hearing
caused. senatorial objection to
his nomination last August. But
the Senate confirmed him when
the nomination was re-submitted
this year.
Evening star., 1955-03-02
Gardner Begins His AT Duties
With hAdmonition From ] Talbot

Mr.. Gardner, who has been Mr.,
TaIbott's special assistant for
research and development, was
engaged in rocket research dur
ing World War II at the Cali
fornia Institute of Technology
in Pasadena. Near the end of
the war, he also took part in the
atomic bomb program at Los
Alamos, N. Mex, which was di-
rected by DR.. Oppenheimer.
Neither the Defense Depart
ment nor the White House ques-
toned his fitness to serve as an
assistant secretary.
But after the nomination had
been recommended by the Senate
Armed Services Committee. SEN
ator Hickenlooper, Republican,
of Iowa objected. He said that
he wanted the matter of. the
Oppenheimer case connection
cleared up. When the nomina-
ton came up again this year.
the Senator said that he was
satisfied with the nominees fit
ness.
Evening star., 1955-03-02
Reds JoIfed by Vote
In midas S Andhra;
Lose 50 Of 81 Seats
BY the Assoeiosed Press

NEW DELHI, India, March 2.
Prime Minister Nehru's Con-
gress Party and its allies showed
under Communist nominees in
first returns today from a key
election in Andhra State.
The Reds, once so confident of
victory they announced plans for
taking over the South Indian
States government. won only
two of the frst So state legisla-
tive seats decided by the early
ballot counting.
Unofficial newspaper tabula-
tions Of the early results gave
victory to 38 candidates Of the
United Front, which is led by
the Congress Party. The State
Legislature has 1876 seats.
High in Party Beaten.
Among the defeated Com
munist candidates were some Of
the state party's hierarchy. Red
leaders Immediately complained
voting was unfair.
OF the other IL seats decided.
the Praja CPeople's) Socialist
Party won four and Independent
candidates eight.
The counting is expected to
continue for several days.
The voting among Andhra's
nearly q million people. held
over a 17-day period. ended Sum
day. With the Communists max
ing their strongest campaign yet
against the ruling Congress
Party, prediction forecasts gave
them a good chance of winning
control of the new legislature.
Reds Did Best.
Red leaders have long regard
ed Andhra, one of the poorest of
India's 20 states, as a likely prize
and have concentrated on build
ing up a strong grass-roots or
ganization there.
Andhra covers 63,608 square
miles on India'S east coast. For
merly a part Of Madras state, it
became a separate unit October
/, 1858.
The primary issues were social
and economic, with each faction
pledging much-needed reforms.
The Communists promised the
poverty-stricken peasants all the
land they needed. The Congress
Party touted its aims of a well
fare state and a socialistic So
ciety.
Evening star., 1955-03-02
Rood Built on Dunes In Arobiun Desert

through the Saudi Arabian
desert.
An oil company built the road
high on dunes to keep sand from
drifting over it.
Evening star., 1955-03-02

DHAHRAN. Saudi Arabia. -
Contractors estimated they
moved enough sand to I'LL 3 mil
lion children's sandboxes in
building a new 24-mile road