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Connecticut Ave. Apt.

COIlUeCClCuG AVE. APT.
One large bedroom. living Im., din
remodeled and decorated through
out: new modern kitchen, new bath
room equipment, pastel tile built-in
tub and shower; walk-in closets:
24-hour switchboard and elevator
service Also available, efficiency
apartment. no. 2-o574.,
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MERRY

PL. N.W.-christmas viii
town house. located in Woodley
Park near the Shoreham Hotel
Completely moderated and dec.
GRATED throughout. Four bedrooms.
9 baths. paneled kitchen and study,
play room area, pretty garden.
S20.500, CT approved. Call KE. 7s
1900.
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HAVE YOUR OWN, BUSINESS
rrxaco Service Station, Vienna, Va,
excellent highway and neighbor-
hood location In fast-growing town;
wonderful opportunity for ambiti-
Gus person; approximately $1,000
will put you in business at this
location. Call TIE. 6-3440. Mr..
CHASE Ia
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MACARTHUR BLVD. N.W.-one-bed-
I'm, at with porch. SIS. qtils.
MacARTHuR BLVD. N.W.-2-bedrm
apt. with porch. Sl20: utils. incl
CoSGkEsS HEIGHTS AREAEAt.
tracitye I and hedrm. apis; Ieas.
DUPLEX APT, 22s Hamilton st. n ".
Clean I-bedrm,. mod; kit. den
M. 6 5 e. ASb Si On. a sgfALoS. l spt
81, ne. Ii 4-56S7. u. s-ssoi.
SOS Y ST. NE rooms. kitchen,
bath and basement storage; $50
,Pss.s G SSi SHi si RDl sS.w.-a asi
liz syA'i and Of bath. $50. BRo oi 4
COLBERT. INC. REALTORS, 1891
zoos 1th ST. N.E.-2-rm., kit. and
ss.n sp1 T Rsp. g ss @S ca
Mr.. DuVALfs D1. 7-640o, wkdays.
APT. HUNTING made easyi Cause
the owners pay my fee: SHOW
you; FREE; excel. seleetiens' ~
parts D. c. Call AANDEL. AID
1915 X ST. S.E.-Large lovely 3-rm.
utils. Close in and finest transpor-
tation. Small reduction for man
sgement helper. TRACY CO., HU-
GEORGETowN-25so Que st. TWO
bedrm. apt. in apt. bldg See any
time. Apis. !. IS. DL 1857.
4t2e GA. AyE.-2nd floor. 8 rms.
kit. bath: redec., ST mo. incl.
utiis. Apt. RA. 3-1122. 10
203g NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
- rooms, kitchen and bath. Front
apt. $50 Ho. 2-32S0. -23
BEACON APIS, 1901 Calvert st.
n.w.GEley; efhcieney and ] BEG 6sd-
Mr.. NEW HAMPSHIRE AND KEN
spacious living room. SPARKLING
kitchen and tile bath, at 1ie Ken
before Xmas. Only s72,50, Can be
seen week ends and after $3.50
E Eeesaassss7 aG 1 ssl g. shA nS' Ma
$3.50.
1915 X ST. N.W.-Efnciency. S59
unfurn.; sos furn.; utilities in
cluded Ma 5000. --21
THE WOODNER-Eficienc apt. and
l and 9 hedrm. apis. now available,
very nicely located. 1886 18th ST.
NV. Rental Office. HU. $4,000. ---23
TWO; $65 per month; share kitchen
1915 Lamont st NV. Mr.. WILL
SON, NO 1924.
SIG 0AKWOoD ST. s.E.--Liy. Fm..
bedrm.; kit. and bath; utils, incl
S65.S5. Key at Apt. /. Call BElT-
ZELLz DI. 7-31U0. Ia
bedrm.. reception hall, kitchen and
bath. $75 mo. Call no. 2-53a5 OF
BETHEL, DI. 7-31O0. --l9
Mr.. WALTER REED. 1401 Tucker
man ST. n-W.--l bedrm,, lix. rni..
dinette. kit, bath. SIS. Call r. A.
HUMPHREYS, Realtors, ma. S-5o2O.
CAPITOL HILL, Io1 D st. SCI
bedrm,, Nv. rm,, kit, bath. So so.
San R a. HUMPHREYS Realtors
3soi D ST. SCI bedrm.. ;Iv. rm,.
digette. Kit. bath. 5000. incl.
Realtors Ma. 5000. 81
THE PARKWAY, 23l5 Lincoln I'd
ne.--1 bedrm., hv. rm.. dinette,
kit and bath ST., so, incl utilS.
Can R., A. HUMPHREYS, Realtors.
The TIL; G sIISC 1885 srd st. ne
! bedrm, iv. rm, dinette, kit.
bath. Incl, utiis, $50. SO. Call r. A.
HUMPHREYS, Realtors, Ma. $4,000.
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MEADowLARK LA. NJ. C.-Homo
OF your own at Christmastime--
Thf cove WEE e n ssaut Mpss r aau S
brick rambler in Burning Tree VAL
ley. Three bedrooms. 3 baths. 2
fireplaces, huge screened porch, p
car garage, over a half acre Of
ground. Only $3l,750. Cali KE.
7-lS00.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

FAIRFAx-New a-bedrm. house and
] acre, $4,000 Oil heat: hardwood
floors. tile bath. OV. 3-5409. 10
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm.. 2-bath
brick-and-stone rambler with at
taShed garage and fun basement.
master bsdrm. tl5x16) wibeemed
| with patio. ONLY S23,500, GRO
WELL g. CO, INC 2l60 N. Glebs
I'd. ia. 5-0701.
FALLS CHURCH - Name your own
loan on 20 bedrm. contemporary;
Sl5,950. OWNER, JE. 4-lss3: No
n. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. brick Co.
lonial side. screened porch, fun
hsmt. Walking distance to public
SEoSN1S2s; REALTY a0y ya. s g. Se'''
IL. ARLINGTON bedrms., plus
nursery IIT g;r,S or sdhr1esssinE, m; brick;;
r Di n rn. with a'q fireplace, s sa1
rage; excellent neighborhood. AS
sumo very high CT trust. Price
S26,350, ]. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
lNGS R ESipo BIDS; All. ia 4;ll55.
AOhAol. No!ucI AOl. IuIl DhHits1 pAtlO
and flrepl, in rear yard. CT APP
proved at Sl7,300. 10es down 10
qualified vets, YEoNAs REALTY.
S, ARLiNGTOx-3-bedrm. brick:
liv. rm., din. rm., equipped kit, full
bSmt.: 8 Minis. to Pentagon: excel
lent financing, MR.. BIGGS, ia. ..
"'o3. VAN REALTY. ia. 7-5333.
Vienna Woods styIe
brick rambler with full bsmt.. nice
wooded lot and 3 large bedrmS.,
conventional financing. So 500
down, full price. S16.750. YEONAS
REALTY, ia. $1,000. go
NEAR CIA--3-bedrm. brick rem
bier. full bsmt,. 9 fireplaces, sep.
din, rn,, 10 min. to proposed CHA
Headquarters or approved. $1,000.
lQes down to qualified vets.
YEoNAS REALTY. ia. $1,000
SALE BY OWNER bedrm. brick
duplex; equip, kit. Just of Colum-
bia pike on school bus rte Mr.. shop.
center, Low down payment and
assume loan. Call IA. 1890 after
5 pm. -lp
CONTINUED on Next PaRe,l
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

TIRE STORE, est. over SO years at
same excellent ID. C.. central loca.
ton: includeS present stock and
equip: recapping and yulcanizing
equip. optional. Owner retiring
Trifers save your time and mine;
p 5sRiSpSsle l6 Spx y 5ss R s,ST 80,
Eye st.. NV. Apply MA. s-4639 OF
EN-. 1-5S4g. 30
BEAUTY SALON for sale. large air
cund., at 10th and F SITS. VIII H.
nance. BOX 211-D, Star 22'
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JENNIEER ST. N.W.-Right in the
heart Of Chevy Chase, Just blocks
from Conn. ave. Semidet. brick
town house in beautiful condition
pretty lot with fiag6tone patio and
garden. Truly the best buy OF the
year at only $17. 500. Call KE.
7-le00.
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Seeing these wonderful values should
convince you that NOW is the
time TO buy. II you wait till after
The holidays, the prices are always
higher. On most sales you. won't
the first OF the year These are Just
q few of the best buys that await
you when YOU contact Washineton's
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S21.950-Brick Colo
nial; Edgemoor Club area. cow, to
S Sh5oppin srs sna transp;i ~. rm,. IRE
powder .rm.: 8 good-sized bedrms.
and bath. End H.; rec. rm., gas
heat: large fenced yard. Immed
possession. BILLINGSLEY REALTY
co. EN-. 2-2326; ewes, OIL. $3.50.
BETHESDA-New brick Colonial;
excellent location. 5 bedrms.. bath
snd 600 on e5%n n. Tse; r I, % porch
Ju. 9-3490; ewes, 10. $4,000
Evening star., 1955-11-24
3 Linemen Head
Southern Schools
AII-Americu List

RICHMOND, Nov. "a lP.--
Three linemien - Tackles Bruce
lBosley Of West Virginia and Bob
iLusk Of William 8E Mary. and
Center Jack Prater of Virginia
lTech--are considered by the
Southern Conference nominating
board as those most likely to
gain All-Asnerica hcnors.
They lead the list Of 80 names
submitted by the board for the
Associated Press honor team.
The board listed Halfback Bobby
Moss and Quarterback Freddy
lWyant of West Virginia As the
loops best backs.
Five George washington play
iers were included in the nominal
ltions. They were End George
Dancu. Tackle Dave Iiddick,
Guard Ed Sakach. Center Dick
Gaspari and Halfback Mike
Sommer.
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Centre Won't Pluy
In Toneerine Bowl

DANVILLE, KY, Nov. "A up.
Centre College says It's unde-
feated football team win not play
in the Tangerine Bowl because
of its failure to receive an ade-
quate financial guarantee.
The bowl committee had Of
fered Centre an $4,000 guarantee
but the school said yesterday it
would need at least $4,000 to
cover total expenses. Centre
narrowed its demands to $500
Tuesday. but the committee
would go no higher than $1,000.
Centre said the amount Of
fered would have required its
team to travel to and from Or
lando, Fla, bu bus. This Is q
method of travel which Centre
has not used for its football
teams for the last four years, the
school said,
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Justice Department Studies
Threats Mailed to Coaches

mot name any football coaches
who have received such threat
|ening letters, but other reports
named Jim Tatum Of Maryland,
Art Lewis Of West Virginia. Bill
Murray Of Duke and Duffy
|Daugherty of Michigan State as
among those who have received
such mail.
An Associated Press report
from East Lansing, Mich. where
Michigan State Is located say
that a police guard was lifted
from Daugherty,s home today.
He had received an ANONYMOUS
letter mailed from Newark, N. Y,
threatening him II his Spartans
beat Marquette by more than
six points last week. The team
won by $50. Daugherty said he
figured 1t was just a crank let
ter. but police insisted on the
protection.
Evening star., 1955-11-24

The Justice Department is
considering several cases Of
threatening letters received by
football coaches to determine
what Federal action. If any. is
indicated.
The matter is being examined
by the departments Criminal
Division. Officials explained that
III the Government steps in. 1t
would have to be under extor-
+tion laws which cover threats
of violence or q mailed demand
for money.
II the threat is Of violence. 1t
would be q matter for the FBI:
III for money, 1t would be Q mat
ter for the Postal Inspection
Service. AS yet neither has gone
into action pending the Crimi-
nal Divisions study Of what ac-
ton to take.
The department spokesman did
Evening star., 1955-11-24
.Ex-Commissioner
Of Little League
Coils for Meeting

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. Nov
/ "A (R.-Carl E. Stotz, ousted a
commissioner of Little League
Inc, has called q meeting ai
Pittsburgh December 10-11 Of
volunteer workers ito find q
manner In which q sound Little
League program can be con-
Quoted"
StotZ, discharged Tuesday
after he filed q breach Of con-
tract suit against the league
which he founded. said yester-
day he expected a tremendous
turnout" fro mthe more than
300 persons he had invited.
Editor Robert Starrat OF
Little League Magazine said
four employees Of the non-profit
organization had orally SUBJ
mitted designations without q
reason" to Peter j. McGoyern,
Little League president. Stotz
said the four had offered him
their services.
McGovern said that despite
the suite all league business
operations win continue nor
mally.
Stotz founded the league in
1899 at Williamsport. An esti-
mated 250.000 boys from 8 to IL
years Of age annually participate
In the leagues program.
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Consoles to Play
With South Sturs

MIAMI. Fla, Nov. "a (P). -
Nick Consoles OF Wake Forest.
one of the Nations leading
passers, will quarterback the
South team in the Shrine's ALI
Star football game in the Orange
Bowl December 26, Coach Wally
Butts announced today.
Consoles, 81 years old and
6-foot-1, is ranked among the
'country's Is Leading passers. He
completed 66 of l23 attempts
this season for 787 yards and
six touchdowrs.
Consoles is cocaptain of the
Wake Forest team, together
with Bob Bartholomew. 218-
pound tackle. Bartholomew also
has been signed to play for the
;outh team.
Evening star., 1955-11-24

running for nine and passing
for eight.
S0mmer Punt Return Leader
TCU's Harold Pollard has
kicked the most extra points, %
of 20. Gerry Planutis Of Michi-
gan State has tried the most, 81
hitting %. Dukes Jim Nelson Is
the accuracy leader. making 81
of "a.
George Washington's Mike
Sommer leads in punt returns
with $50 yards in "a trips. Sam
Woolwine Of VMI heads the
kickoff return list with 443 yards
on 81.
The individual leaders:
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Ohio Stote-Michieon Row
Closed as 'RegrettobIe'

(of the crowd which swarmed
onto the field while time still re-
mained then withdrew to tht
sidelines) is regrettable, 1t is my
firm conclusion that In actuality
and despite the extraordinar,
number of penalties in the lasl
few minutes together with the
distractions provided by exuber.
ant spectators. the game was al
mo time out of control Of ths
lofficials."
No Fisticuffs, Muckerism
Despite an extraordinary
n lumber Of penalties. callec
against both teams. there were
no fisticuffs and no instance ol
muckerism as the rules inter.
ipret a disqualifying foul to. be.
the statement continued.
1.-THE election Of two Michigan
players was for unbecomtng be.
havior towards an official. While
such behavior is not to be con-
doned and. in my opinion the
suspensions were warranted, II
was an understandable by-prod-
uct Of Illustration and demoral-
Ezation
"It is my opionion that the
public statement Of the Michigan
authorities is an admirable dem.
onstration Of an insistence upor
lirreproachable standards of con.
duct and should be sufficient Il
close out the incident as regret.
able, but one which otherwis'
has been enlarged out of al
proportion to existing facts"
Evening star., 1955-11-24
SWink II Points
Ahead Of Vereb
In Scoring Race
~ the Associated Prsss

From the looks Of things al
Texas Christian win have TO dC
IN the Cotton Bowl Is arrange
for 4 defense and give the bal
10 Jim Swink.
with ons regular-season game
remaining for the Horned Frog
swink tops the Nations lnajol
college football scorers with 9
lis-point total. And that, ac-
cording to NcAA Service Bureau
statistics released today. is just
about enough to guarantee the
shifty junior the season scoring
title.
II so, Swink will be the first
Southwest Conference player to
take the crown in almost three
decades, Texas A&M's Joel
Hunt wore the last crown fol
the Southwest back in 1927.
Terps' Vereb Second
Swink, No. 8 in total offenSe
and No. gin rushing. has a 17s
point edge over runnerup Ed
Vereb Of Maryland. Next come
Oklahoma's Tom Mcdonald and
Ohio States Howard (Hopalong)
Cassidy with 30 each and Ari-
zona's Art Lnppino with SO.
Swink is in action against
Southern Methodist: Mcdonald
scheduled 10 meet Vereb in the
Orange Bowl, runs against Okla
homa AIM and Luppino rolls
against Arizona State (Tempe)
Iii games this week end. The
other leaders are through fol-
the season.
Swink is tops with i8 touch
downs. adding five extra points
for his total. Vereb scored II
touchdowns. Mcdonald and Cas-.
sadly is each. Luppino has only
IL touchdowns. but has booted
II extra points.
Swink and Vereb are tied fol
the touchdown responsibility
lead - based on touchdown
scored plus scoring passes
thrown. Each has 10. Ken
tucky's Bob Hardy comes next
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Texas Woman Wins
Turner's Mat Feuture

Texas has something else tc
bras about now. It's woman
wrestler. Cathy Branch. won last
nights main event at Turner'S
Arena, pinning Ethel Brown
from HOLLYWOOD. Calf. in q
minutes.
Other winners were George
Becker over Doe Gallagher,
Jack Witzig over Charro Aztez
and Georgia Boy Smith over
Prince Omar.
Evening star., 1955-11-24

CHICAGO. Nov. "a P).- K. L
(Tug) Wilson, Big Ten Commits
sioner, ofiicially has closed the
books on last Saturdays Ohio
State Michigan football game ir
which the penalty -jammed clos
ling minutes touched of consid-
lerable reaction.
After reviewing available In
formation on the game. Wilson
yesterday concluded In state
Inent that the incident was "re.
lgrettable" but enlarged out o.
Jail proportion to existing facts.
He said the election Of two
Michigan players, End Ror
Kramer and Tackle Lionel Sig.
man, in the final four minutes oi
the hectic ITO loss to. Ohio STATE
came from behavior which wal
IAN understandable by-product
of Illustration and demonaliza-
ton"
Lauds Michigan Authorities
The victory gave Ohio State
the Big Ten title and assured
Michigan State the Rose Bow
"trip instead Of Michigan.
In the last four minutes sir
penalties were meted out tt
michigan and two to Ohio State
plus two offsetting double pen
IaltieS.
The statement lauded Michi'
Igan authorities for their public
Iapology after the incident ant
said, in part. that:
"While any departure from
orderly procedure and conduc
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Cost Bout for ChurIes

| SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. "a up.
I-Ezzard Charles. former heavy
weight champion. will meet Bob
Albright Of Los Angeles here De-
cember % In q 10-round bout.
Promoter Jimmy Murray has an
nounced.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-09-16
Bishop Sheen TV
Program to Return
To Air in October

CHICAGO - NC) ~ Auxiliary
Bishop Fulton J. Sheen of New
York will begin his fourth year on
television when his program Life
is Worth Living" returns to the
air in Oct. over the ABC-TV net
work. The program will be seen
locally on WTVN-TV.
The national director of the So
ciety for the Propagation of the
Faith will also broadcast over ABC
radio at a time to be announced
later, according to the Admiral
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-09-16
Motion Pictures Classified

Following is list of motion pictures
reviewed and classified by the National
Council of the Legion of Decency:
ClassA-Section 1-UnobjectionabIs for
general patronage.
Abbott and Costello Meet the Mummy,
African Adventure. Albert, r. M; Ami
NAL Farm, Annapolis Story. Athena. Atom
ic Kid, Arrow in the Dust
Battle Taxi, Black Horse Canyon, Black
Knight, BriRadoon, Bright Road, Bring
Your Smile Along,
Canyon Crossroads, Case of the Red
Monkey, Challenge the Wild. Cinerama
Holiday CU.S.A. printsl.
Dam Busters, Day to Remember, Davy
Crockett, Detectives, Devil Goddess, Devil
Girl From Mars, Dividend Heart.
Far Horizons, Francis in the Navy.
Glass Slipper. Great Adventure. Gun
That Won the West, The.
High Society, Hunters of the Deep.
II Came From Beneath the Sea.
Killer Leopard, Killers From Space,
Kings Thief. The.
Lady and the Tramp Last Command,
Living Ii Up, Lord of the Jungle.
Mcconnell Story. Man From Bitter
Ridge, Matchmaking Marshal.
Operation Manhunt, Out of This World,
Outlaws Son
Passion Phantom Trail, Private War
of Major Benson, Purple Mask.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-09-16

Corporation, which will sponsor
both programs.
Eighty-three stations around the
country will carry the Bishops in
spirational talks. This number
may increase before the first broad
cast.
The entire amount paid for the
program is used for the benefit of
aged, needy and sick throughout
the world without regard to race,
religion, color or creed.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-09-16

s4s adult converts, 6,11s children
OF Christians and 2,s22 person.
baptized in danger Of death max
Ing o grand total of 1882.
Priests in japan now number
1921. Included in this number are
279 japanese priests (220 secular
and SO religious) along with CAT
foreign priests.
Major seminarians number ATT
including SO foreign Scholastics,
222 japanese students for the sec
ular priesthood, 131 seminarians
and 81 clerical novices belonging
to various religious communities.
Minor seminarians for the secular
priesthood number 216.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-09-16
Japan's Catholic
Population Shows
Impressive Gain

TOKY0-Catholics in Japan to-
day number 212,321, according to
the official statistics published here
by the Apostolic Internunciature.
The figure compares to 197, ,296 in
1854, and 141 ,019 for 1850.
Persons baptized during HE
course OF fhe year included To-,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-09-16

ter and treatment it is sravely offensive
70 Christian and traditional standards of
morality and decency and is capable of
grave evil influence upon those who pa
tronIze 1t. especially youth, reports the
Legion of Decency.l. Girls Marked Dam
ger, La Plaisir, One Summer of Happi-
ness, Lovers, Happy Lovers Garden of
Eden, Illicit Interlude Game of Life.
Mademoiselle Gobette, The Bed, | Am a
Camera.
We Want Child: This film deals with
subject morally Objectionable for presen-
tation in entertainment motion picture
theaters. Furthermore. the treatment of
the theme seriously offends Christian and
traditional standards of morality.
Son of Sinbad: This film is a serious
affront TO Christian standards of morality
and decency. 1t contains grossly salacious
dances and indecent costuming.
Keep this listing for future reference.)
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-09-16
First to Admit Negroes

DALLAS, Tex.-NC)-Registra-
tions of two Negro students have
been accepted at Jesuit High
School, here, marking the first
time in the schools 42-year-old his
tory that Negroes have been admit
ted as students. It also marked the
first time that Negro students have
been admitted to an all-white high
school in Dallas.
Evening star., 1955-06-24

tract, said heatedly the bribe re.
port was "all based on myth"
Col. Shirley, tense and shout
ing, blasted "innuendoes" against
his integrity.
1--WE don't want to do you any
injury" he was told by Senator
Bender, Republican. of Ohio.
well, you are" Col. Shirley
shouted.
Never Took a Nickel
A third witness named by Mr.
Kennedy. 70-year-old Davic
lSpatt, said II never took a nickel
of anybody" Mr.. Spatt. for
Imer civilian aide to Col. Shirley
said he had an unusual ailment'
l"I was born with an upside.
down stomach"
Mr.. Kennedy said a SECOND
former civilian aide to Col. Shir-
LEY. Harry Kornblue, would be
called to testify later.
With the hearings in recess
Senator Mcclellan called on ar
earlier witness. Harry Lev, mil
Ilionaire Chicago hatmaker. tt
make good on his promise to tel
the subcommittee how he spent
Evening star., 1955-06-24
| Communications Union
Reflects Beirne

ST. LOUIS, June "a R.1. A
IBeirne yesterday was reelected
president of the CIO Communi-
cations Workers of America al
the unions national convention
| He has held the post since 1943
Three vice presidents ano
Observation-Disclosures c. w. Wer-
Ikau also were renamed to Office
The vice presidents are A. T
Jones, John l.. Crull and J. j
Moran, all of Washington.
Among those reelected as re-
eional directors was E. Watts
Washington.
Evening star., 1955-06-24

IMolotov led his guests intt
Ia room of the terrace fol
coffee and brandy. 1t was ar
Albanian brandy. Mr.. Dulles
turned that down, as he had the
wine before lunch. He explained
that he had to work in the after.
noon.
For several moments then. MIR
Dulles and Mr.. Molotov, accom-
panied only by a Soviet inter.
prefer, walked and talked beside
the swimming pool. That un-
disclosed private conversation
dealt with topics that might be
brought up at Geneva.
An hour and Is minutes hac
gone by since the Americans ar.
rived.
Mr.. Dulles said he had better
get back to work. Mr.. Moloto,
said he understood. Still beam
ling goodwill and hospitality, he
walked with Mr.. Dulles out tt
his automobile and waived fare.
well.
Evening star., 1955-06-24
Bank Records Are Sought
In Procurement Probe

Senate Investigations subcom-
mittee sent a letter to the Penta-
|gon saying that Mr.. Schles-
singers current contract to pro-
duce $4,000 Navy hats should be
Cancelled and he should be de.
MED further contracts.
Bribe Report Studied
The subcommittee yesterday
went into a report that Mr.
Schlessinger paid a 100000
bribe to an Army colonel and
two civilian Army aides to help
him get a contract in 1850 tc
make 100000 Air Force caps.
Mr.. Schlessinger replied "pre.
posterous" when Subcommittee
Counsel Robert F. Kennedy
asked him about the report. Col
Louis II. Shirley, the purchasing
officer who approved the con-
Evening star., 1955-06-24
10000 in Germany
Hear Billy Grohom

MANNHEIM, Germany, June
"a (P.-American Evangelist
Billy Graham spoke to a crowd
of 10000 last night at his fourth
revival meeting in Germany.
Gen. Anthony C. McAuliffe,
commander in chief of the
United States Army in Europe,
and about 1000 other American
|servicemen and dependents were
in the audience.
After Mr.. Graham's hour-long
sermon about 1000 persons, in
|cluding many Americans, STEP
ped forward to make a decision
for Christ"