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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

FINEST LOG. IN Sc. between 9Th
sq, Il. Cali DE. 2-55s3 or RA; g.
siss isy' AND x SITS. N.w.-corneT q
story brick bldg: store front and
ofaces, $3.50 per mo; win remodel.
cali MR; Ss13 SMITH. DI. 7-l4ll' eyes,
ARE AZ YOU YOU looking for an ideal
place 10 locate your business? have
q ground floor in upper Northwest
section; reasonable rent: with privi-
lege to buy the 4-story bldg. with
small down payment. Box 318-v'
csoskNER sssii 9Th AND X SITS. s.w. 1928
f. En- opsn 81 sM Space Wlsh Or pr,vate Sss e.
suit for ofices. wholesaler. printer,
Commercial work meet meeting gs.,,H.d hall;
iIRg 5Ss4Ss 81 es5B'' IS sss e.
1fss II 'se liz ST. N.w.-Eauipped by
restaurant, barbecue pit; opr. Sand
Bar; vacant; -reas. rent; apt. UP
stairs, $50. Insp. through DIXIE
REALTy RE LssssS 60. .1ss Asts' AZ 14l7 l7s7b7 fs nW
LHRGs al s'ScsgTo S4c,sToRY sS9',i AND rs BsHT. man.
sion available for philanthropic or
nonprofit organization. Prominently
located at intersection Of Conn. ave.
1nd vf.a c2q%R. a contanins nd a1sn q ca hsa NJ
Df' 7-s3o0; ewes, EN-. 3-s496.
1lO8 @ ST. N.W.--Four stories and
bsmt.; approx. $4,000 So. IT.; air
cond, elevator; suit. Junior dept.
store, furrier. womens wear. etc.
Available. Long lease. See Mr.. Nor
ris, WEAVER BROS. INC" DI.
BETHESDA, centrally located-Brand:
new brick building, consisting Of
3-rm. once suite. with 2 lavatories.
heat and central air conditioning,
together with. l,250 50. IT,. Of ware
house. heated space; suitable foT
per mo. ROBERT B. HALL CO..
OIL. 1880. -27
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STORES FOR RENT

ARLINGTON; "a. T. well,esssblishsd " he'd
a. deiicatessen, eiii tess n fiorist. beauty Shop,
BROS, ISS NC. Di. 7-ssoo; ewes
DOWNTOWN CORNER STORE, with
maximum ira t5afnc. excellent h.h. for oro..ny any
stock sSS'is and fixtures very reasonable.
II desired, LARGE I'd floor apart
ment available, $40 per month, 3
FRANKLIN KAHN. NO. 7-9111;
ewes, OIL. 4-017S. -
near Hecht's, suitable
for beauty shop. SCHLAIFER. ST.
3-228s: ewes. Ju; 5-435l. -"6
CHARMING STUDIO s At Dupont n Sir-
s,. S;sasg TndoR replpes apefox sS0 S0
sa. #. CAN Mr.. johnson, DE.
NEW SHOPPING CENTER, now under
construction. in Al location, on Ga.
ave. opposite Safeway in Wheaton.
Nd. Americas fastest growing com
munity, To rent stores; call 1; B.
ss2s asGaESHH fSa "a SALE i;S5R' 81 LEASE, on lot
SOFT. frontage and 216, It. deep.
Can be used fol. any business. Now
equipped for soft ice cream store,
67Ol Marlboro pike, RE. o-S9yS,
from g.l2 am; and Sunday; -2S -2S,
basement. To rent or subdivide
6222 N. Capitol. Ia. a-3031. --2S
ALEXANDRiA-Idea location for A.
nance co.., insurance CO. or any
business Of that type. Beautiful
finished store, Plenty Of parking
avail. Ii. 7-7400.- RA. 6-3s25. --25
CLARENDON SHOPPING AREA =
Large modern new store. 30x90; full
t ss74oo. R RA4 s-sss5. A ms
SHERIDAN ST.. near N. Capitol st.
15x50 IT,, modern front. For dry
cleaner. tailor. TV repair and other
uses. Reasonably priced: Call Mr..
Podgs. siGo II; WEAVER BROS. INC
STOREROOM, IS D st. n.w.-suit-
able lunch rm.. delicatessen. Near
ofiice bldgs.; $3.50. MARSHALL ].
WApLE CO. 1924 14th st. NV. AID
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

INTERNATIONAL METROS '52 and
4s: In excel, cond. Also. '46 Chev.
sAFEwAY cLEANEks. rear ssS5
Ga. ave.
FORD ls4e h-ton panel, with heater;
nwar. %%ss sell; u, sasT sasTitce; 4S s126. BY
Federal 194e 1s-ft. furniture yans
best offer. Call Ju. 5-l242. "a
CHEVROLET 81 sedan delivery;
ready to work; light gray re-finish.
$845. SIS dn. s'foHEMAN CHEW.
RoLET guarantee. Call AID. 2-S722.
hus. Servicemen financed. "a
from; I perfect % from every nT 70 respsct sHSSss
lg49 through 80, Priced from $395.
GENITAL MOTOR CO.. 2S04 JefS.
Davis hwy, Arl., Va, OF. 1850.
CHEVROLET '52 1M-ton stack L..
slSgsn neaeSk' 81 sssal WalRRaNrY s1i o0' VIZ. Sn5.
ssfM6ER snSnaERE she SH11EvESSLET ESalcT GO. 60. sevsn
ea'' sSes. ra"' oHu''n' va 'A 9
FORD '52 h-ton panel: black finish:
ss4S. 11si 1Wiss1SSedER SeAS DtisE CHEVROLET r III
60. Seven .CCerners. Falls Church.
FORD 1880 h-ton panel; excel.
mech. cond. Sacrifice $3.50. Ii. 8.
Bus. Marmon Harrington, equipped
as store on wheels. Suitable as port.
able field ONCE. Have all seats pers
feet cond; AZ passenger: $1,095.
DODGE 194A h-panel: excellent
clean. owner sSoS SsS5. WsshinStons WshSshpilSt
Oldest and Largest Dodge-Plymoutl
Dealer. TREW MOTOR CO., 9th and
Florida ave. ne. Ii. 7-1732.
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FARMS

TOBACCO AND CATTLE Farm
l65 acres. neat. Bowie race track
and Nd. Route SOL: 5-room-and-
bath house: also small tenant house.
2 tobacco barns, implement shed,
other outhuildings. Farm is on hard
priced under $4,000. WALTER NJ
RAuMAN. 1727 K st, NV. Ma.
S-622o; ewes. En-. 2-6475.
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eARMst

", " "a. lee I ACRES. oH RE. SO.
hss Eacs aou;sa; s4ssins s'sa On 'se Co
OF mt. The most gorgeous view In
the state. Only S2l, 800. RA.
3-3431. rs
WANTED-Farm. IS acres or more.
within 20 miles Of d. C. Please
ground and location. Box l94-s. star.
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21st AND e SITS. NV.
ing two S-story apt. bldgs.- and ad-
jaeent to Govt. bidgs. Ideal for
delicatessen. dry cleaners, carry
out shop, etc. 500. Cali Mr. Lynch,
WOODWARD & NORRIS
REALTOR
723 goth st. NV. RE. 1855
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STORES FOR REhT tcent.l
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

OFF WISCONSIN AVE, above NJ st.
n.w.-35x1 Soft. 1-story concrete
building. Total area with high
ceiling basement, l0,600 %. n.
Truck entrance In front. once
space. lavatories. and heated list
floor. Vacant ME. S-15S1: ewes.
OF. 4-4593. JOHN HoKE; -e4
NEW I-STORY WAREHOUSE in con-
yenient ne. location: 1880 50. Il.
Rent S53l per mo. p. J: WALSHE.
INC, Ills Eye st. NV. MA S.6a6s
HALF AND N SITS. Sc. - Building.
APPROX. 5000 1t. with APPROX. TO-
900 IT. Of lot adjoining: very busy
thoroughfare: ideal loc. for any type
Of business or gas station. VIII build
or remodel to suit proper tenant.
Ii. T-7400. RA. 6-3s25. as
10000 So. Fl. with approx. 10000
50. II adj. yard area: End eomml.
g. Capitol and P area. Ii. 7-7doo.
1. 500 800 SO. Fl. New bldg. eoxso,
zoned End comml.. loc. 8. Capitol
and L area. Ii. 7-7400. RA. 6-3S25
MODERN 1-story brick warehouse.
height. blower heat. small ONCE.
separate loading dock; 2nd-commer-
cial coming; quick run to downtown:
excel. Distributing location. See Mr..
Norris, WEAVER BROS, INC. DI.
7-83(10
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CHURCHES FOR SALE

MD.--English colon.
ial. Quilt Of rubble sranite; complete
With bsmt Kitchen and 8. 8. bldg
Call WA. 7-6O50 for details. --26
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LOANS

LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and con-
solidate your present trust thereby
reducing monthly payments and in
terest and give you any balance
1889; evenings. LA. 6-5194.
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FARMS

IS states, sTRoUT REALTY, S34.
a Woodyard Bids. Wsshinston,
900 ACRES, w ,vA.-Grazing: 2
IS oquss vaes eec cfoSs SyshsTd mSsr Eood yasS
hunting. only $50 acre. SIoLER
FARMETfE. ideal j family. s TO- IL
acres, fenced. chicken house, hog
pen. fruit trees: beautiful 3-bedrm.
afnds ainaovs nv VI old an huge % deep fsssse
refgr, gas range; garage. Lovely site.
Bull Run Mountain, 81 miles from
Wash. 81 $500. sale, or $95 monthly
rent, BY owner. Phone ia. $500.
TO SETTLE ESTATE Of Diamond Hill
Farm--You can save $4,000 on this
100-acre farm: now in high state
Of cultivation: consisting Of the fol-
lowing features, modern 10-room
home and cattle barn, loft above;
gTs1Ge g1n.. stream and anS NUMEROUS rnIs5S .o out.
pieteiy fenced; self-supporting: Just
35 mi. from D. c. Priced S22 900.
Only $1,000 down. Convenient
terms. Other farms. large or small.
A. W. GREENE REALTY, Aide, Va.
Lenah 5-2267. 26s d
LoUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
Near waterford: s35 acres; .sSo2 20" acre: acres
stream through property. we'll
fenced, 6-rm. house, stone barn,
other outbuildinEs. A bargain at
$26,500. Easy terms.
lat acres; well fenced. stream. 6-rm.
house. all outbuildings. Price, SIS
500.
100 acres; beautiful OLD brick house,
outbuiidings, well fenced, stream
ana ]. sHiILrNoSURd1 icSif1S1
IA. 7-se24 IA. 2-4Sis
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
CASH
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

SPECIAL BARGAINs-Be Beautiful home
heat. Lot. 2ioxiso. Lovely shade
trees. Priced, $3.50. .
lTracy's Landing-Attractive home: 8
bedrooms, living .rD., dining rm..
Kitchen, bath. auto. heat; l acre.
Franklin Manor-Attractive masonry
house: 8 bedrooms. living rm. dining
rn., kitchen, fireplace; Sl0,750.
bay Froat-2 bedrooms, living rm.,
kitchen. bath, screened porch: sandy
beach in front. Priced, S10,250.
Lsrge waterfront lots; Cems to Deale,
to ESQ gas station. or call Mr..
Croumpton, West River 2-1191. or
call Washington ONCE. RE. 1926.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

SPECIAL BARGAIN-Near 9Th and
g SITS. NV. facing Govt. bldg. Lge.
store, rms. 2-car garage: vacant;
3 apis. rented by mo-; brick bldg.
25xS5, Purchaser can secure ad-
Joining brick BLDG, 25xS5. Excel.
for printer or investment. Act to-
day to secure this bargain. Call Mr.
Odum, RE. 7-5216.
ROCKVILLE. MD.-Prime main st.
location plus frontage. on secondary
s.: 10000 SO. IT,. unimproysd;;
$150,000. Exclusive with FRANK
s, PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411; eyes,. EN-.
OPPOSITE HECHT's r sT.-suitable
plumbing, heating and kitchen sales,
optometrist, union ONCE. employ
ment agency; space for o cars.
SCHIAIFER. ST. 3.22SS; eyes,
WHEATON, 22 900 50. IT. in the
heart Of tremendous commercial and
expansive residential area. Long
frontakes on 2 streets. Hard surfaced
and handicapped. Improved by fine
brick substructure with air condi-
tioning which small investment
can readily convert into valuable
property. Unsurpassed location for
bank, ten-cent store or any type OF
business where ample customer park.
ing is an asset. Can be purchased
for the value Of the land alone.
Please cali INEZ CUSHARD, REAL
TOR, EN-. 2-4232 or OIL. 2-5S67.
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FARMS tess..l
FARMS
MoNTGOMERY-CARROLL
FREDERICK-HoWARD
COUNTIES

40 acres. exceptionally fne large
home, road frontage, good barns and
outbuildines; near Damascus: $780,
go acres, home, barn and outbuild-
+ ings; near Damascus; S1s.500.
272 acres, cattle oS dairy, excellent
grounds, new brick home. rooms,
II baths, mscadam road; 25s
miles from D. c.. Howard Co.; $780,
siSeacre stock farm. nice home,
barns and outbuildinss: Frederick
Co.: $4,000.
"a acres, stock and equipment. Balti-
more Milk Market, milk check aver
ages $3.50 per month. Good family
farm. Macadam road. Frederick Co
1s5;seSs MONTGOMERY Co. stock farm
Is acres. GOOD state road frontage,
home sn and d. buildings; Montsomery
150 acres. dairy or stock. remodeled
home. good pasture and water:
Frederick Co; S30.00O.
OTHER FARMS FOR SALE
CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT.
Jerry Cook, Inc.
A''''ei CLEARWATER; RR;S::siii s1ssii Mo
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MOTORCYCLES
GARAGES

1913 H. D., new engine. new paint.
windshield: $3.50. 3414 MINI. ave.
s.e., LU. 4-6934. "a
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
BOATS

23 FT.x8 TT, Inland Seas Steel Clip
per, express cruiser. sleeps three, o2-
h.p.. Chrvs!er marine motor, 3 Zr.
old. reasonable ia. S-1614. 1T
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DAIRYMAN'S BEST BUY
$40 500

200-aere dairy farm, Frederick
all modern farm machinery. milk
equipment are included. Shipping
milk Washington market daily.
S-rm. modern residence, cleo. wa
ington barn. 3-rm. milkhouse, bank
barn. 2 tiled silos.. machinery shed.
chicken and broiler houses. All
growing crops. Deep, rich loan.
Would cost over $4,000 to replace
oer.d bssg bX we 9axs Bsrn aeUse seUse
% per cent. We invite your in
spection to the best buy we have
ever offered. SIGLER AND CO..
RA, 3-3431 -25
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NEAR 37th AND CALvERT SITS. NV.
Brick, 12x24; loft. overhead
doors; $40 per month. IA; s-0371;
LGE. 1900 Il. a. space; also small
ones. Brk., concrete a., elec. VIC
Union citation. JU. 0-SS42. 20
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SAFE

80 ACRES, Sleepy Hollow area
Water and sewer available; 500
ACRES with large main hiehway
frontage; APPROX. 20 mi. to Wash.
KE. S-5350. weekdays till 8.
BEAUTIFUL LEVEL WOODED LOT.
loaded with dogwood. oak. etc. Area
restricted to nicer @ homes. ,n e Each 1do lot ct
HoLIEY REALTY. $500 Lee hwy.
KE. s-535O. weekdays till g..
25 ACRES, near Mt. Vernon blvd
Ideal for developing or as an invest
s,s,, Rens and S.,Ty TStch II sfSsS gFeS, .v.. AL
sNira SN slaSEA SEALTf' ki' s-ooo@; ss eyes
Busy sfoi sPof.Approx. 200 by 900 IT.
stores; Consider $I;5o 50. #. go.
oaasd With az. s .tsesm sssss pss55tos6y ps5oa6
kEArrS Ne Sass!s0fEEiMx cosi EM. s-asas. asEsiSosIAf
1k-A-ACRE LOTS, olney area; beau
paved State road: Ss.250. Terms
may be arrensed. Call 70. 5-2sOO
HiNs NJ R% 4 t0T HARRsoN tqEshss Indignation nc
sUITLAND. MD.-First commercial:
50. It. MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.,
FlRRss4T Rs4 1tta 1dtotaMSERcfxL ri aE AZ Pof 1894 2sSSSss4o
IT,. in center Of Wheaton's newest
shopping center on Ga. ave, opp.
SafeWay: must be sold immed,.
owner. L. 3. JOHNSON. JU. 5-2345.
RL..LoRcoM LANE AREA-choice
and secluded location $1,000 dis
count for quick sale. EN-. 3-6s71.
BEAUTIFUL LOTS in Eastland Car
dens: northeast d. c.: price reason.
abe; No; 7:2959. LU; ASH. IA "a
acres wooded. bal. open; bordered
Ia miles BY Bull Run Creek. SARAH
ROACH, IA. 7-6627 and IA. s-4271.
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REDUCED
HOUSES 70 BUILD

MODERN HOME CoMFoRTcRAFT--
3 bedrooms: aR utilities: $500.
$500 dn., $50 mo. On YOUR lot.
acreage or beach prouertv. Call to
see sample Ju. s-4452. "a
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INVEST. pRop. SALE tc.as.,

AUNT BLDG. 20s 5th Of. s.e.-I
Income $105 mo-: only $3.50 with
KAY REALTY COMPANY
RA. 5000 Ewes. RA. 3-05lsI
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ARLINGTON.

ARLINGTON.
Wilson blvd, CO. commercial, $500
50. IT., near Arl. Courthouse.
Wilson blvd, CO commercial. 100
BEULAH GosS, ia. 2-56s2.
COLORED AREA-l927-28 AND 1891
2th ST, NWAil :V6 =! -. rented, ,.! spnSal Hso
500, low down payment offered BY
LOUIS A. STARTLING, 721 10th ct.
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AREA-5 lots. Finished
street, sidewalk. Suitable for small
builder. Mr.. Lebling, ewes. and Sun.
OIL. 4-66S8
ROBERT B. HALL CO.
OIL. 2-3250 "a
BRADLEYS HILLS. MD, out Bradley
blvd.-2 lge. corner lots. water and
sewerage in: reduced for quick sale.
ESTATES, out Jones Mil
rd.. East-West hwy.-h-acre lot In
very exclusive neighborhood.
KAY REALTY CO.
RA. 6-22o0 Ewes, RA. S-951e
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AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

SOUTHERN DEALER. In town thisl
week. will nay cash for al makes
and model ears. Call IA. e-zS01.
40 10 80 MODELS
.x.eS Ssrs sMs fe5 sogtahfe55n, Iaf5 ,1ss tEsdss &. NV.
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VIEW Plaque to Go
To Dr.. Mourot

Russell Mitchell Post 600, WV
in Alexandria. last night voted to
honor DR.. Arthur J. Mourot, the
post surgeon. for outstanding
service to sick and disabled vet
Grams.
DR.. Mourot will be presented a
plaque at the annual George
Washington Birthday Dinner,
feature of the two-day Wash
ington Birthday celebration
sponsored by the veterans post.
The group also passed a reso-
luton demanding the rescision Of
circular 10, Of the Veterans Adj
ministration, which forbids VA
employees to hold certain Offices
or committee memberships in
veterans organizations.
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Escaped Convict
Sought in Arlington

Arlington police were searching
today for a 19-year-old convict
who escaped from a road gang
in the 1900 block of Arlington
boulevard yesterday. He report
eddy fled into Lubber Run park.
Police identified the escapee as
James Weber and said he was
serving three year for a grand
larceny conviction in Winchester
Va.
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nation whether the requests are
in line with defense needs at this
time.
The immediate effect of his
order was to slow down on tax
benefits for new plants in 10 in
dustries and a suspension" of
action in SO others. officials esti-
mated the review process would
require "a month or more"
Mr.. Flemming'S action drew
praise from Democratic Senator
IOMahoney of Wyoming who
said the Eisenhower administra-
ton should be congratulated"
for moving to curtail such tax
benefits.
Senator O'Mahoney said the
tax incentives have been ex-
tended to many industries have
no direct connection with de-
Tense and thus were due for
Icurtailment.
The order followed closely
upon recent reports that Secre-
tary Of the Treasury Humphrey
has urged curtailment of the
Governments moves to offer tax
deduction incentives which vari-
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Continued First Page Okla also worked there
the Athens government by his help things along.
sklfu handling of the Ameri- Then he got break Tn
program and thus helped State Department hired him
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Cattle Ruisers, Producers
Discuss Results of Curbs

would be extreme shortages IN
parts of the country away from
the cattle producing areas; prices
would continue to ris despite
the freeze and large gray and
black markets in beef would
develop.
The study, however. was not
intended to show what would
happen if cattle and beef prices
we're left uncontrolled as Is
advocated by large number OF
people raising cattle.
The organizations which made
the study were the American
Farm Bureau Federation. Ameri-
can Meat Institute, American
National Cattlemen's Association,
Food Retailers Committee. and
the National Livestock Produc-
er's Association. They presented
their views at a luncheon meet
ing yesterday at the Willard
Hotel.
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Eisenhower
Regrets Loss

President Eisenhower said to-
day the world has lost IAN out
standing champion of freedom
and peace" in the death of Am
bassador John E. Peurifoy.
The President issued the fol-
lowing statement:
Il have just been informed OF
the tragic death of Ambassador
John E. Peurifoy and his son.
"A brilliant career diplomat,
Ambassador Peurifoy served his
country exceptionally we'll for
many years. The United States
and the free world has lost an
outstanding champion of free
dom and peace.
"On the personal side, Mrs
Eisenhower and l have lost a
valued friend. We extend our
deepest sympathy to Mrs. Peuri-
foy in the great loss she has sus-
tanned"
The President also sent a per-
sonal note to Mrs. Peurifoy.
Secretary of State Dulles de-
scribed Mr.. Peurifoy's death as
indeed tragic loss"
In Greece and Guatemala he
contributed nightly to repelling
the efforts of international com
munism to take over the govern
ments of these countries" Mr.
Dulles said.
AT Bangkok. he served not
only to cement ties with our good
friend and ally. Thailand, but
also at this seat of the secretariat
of the Manila Pact Council, he
helped to give vitality to the new
treaty for the security of South
east Asia. -
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erfect as Trouble Shooter

What would happen to beet
supplies and prices at a time OF
a major military emergency If
the Government clamped a tight
freeze on prices and wages?
A group Of ORGANIZATIONS whose
members raise cattle. process
beef and sell it to the public say
such a freeze would produce dire
results, especially for consumers.
Five cooperating organiza-
tions, with the help of outside
economists conducted such a
study under simulated emergency
conditions. 1t was intended to
show just what would happen, in
the event of a price-wage freeze,
advocated by many experts in
event OF another Korean type
emergency.
The panel concluded that
cattle marketings would drop;
supplies of beef for home con-
sumers would disappear; there
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Just IS fine suits including
imported fabrics, dacron and
woods, all woods, Irish linen
and many other fine fabrics.
Most sizes and colors in the
group.
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BY L. EDGAR PRINA

Former Representative Kit
Clardy, Republican of Michigan.
said today he sees a terrible
injustice" in the arrest of Rea
S. Van Fosson. a onetime Air
Force intelligence agent who was
charged yesterday with mlsusing
a secret document and then
lying about it.
In a telephone interview from
his home in Lansing, Mr.. Clardy
asserted:
They are prosecuting the
wrong person, in my opinion.
Van Fosson only did what he
believes to be a patriotic service.
This looks like persecution of a
man who sought to help the
House Un-American Activities
Committee in the pursuit of its
fight against communism"
Fired by Air Force
The 36-year-old Van Fossor
was separated from the Air Force
last November under conditions
"other than honorable" for turn
ing a classified document over
to the House committee. The
next day he was hired by the
committee as an investigator al
$4,000 a year. He was fired. how
ever. when the Democrats took
control of the Congress in jan
uary.
He was arrested yesterday al
his home in Silver Spring, Md.
by deputy United States mar
Shals. He posted a $1,000 bono
in United States District Court
here and was released.
Arrangement of Van FosSor
was postponed today from next
Thursday to September 2.
Postponement was granted BY
Judge Burnita S. Matthews al
the request of Van FosSon's at.
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GUS industries receive as a means
of stimulating plant expansions.
The successive stands taken
by Mr.. Humphrey, Mr.. Flem-
ming and Mr.. Weeks apparently
were related to moves made last
week by the Federal Reserve
System, Federal Housing Admin
istration and the Veterans Ad-
ministration concerning loans,
Mr.. Weeks, in fact, told his news
conference that his remarks
were prompted to some extent
by the action Of those agencies
in stiffening credit requirements
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Continued From First Pag,

OUIItIHutu TTUm FIrSI rage
different category. but never
theleSS was identified with other
moves by the administration to
prevent imitation from getting
out of hand.
He put a temporary end to
Government assistance to more
than Sc billion worth of proposed
industrial plant and equipment
expansion, pending a determi-
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Peurifoy and Son Killed
In Thai Auto Crash

Tulsa, Okla, also worked there to
help things along.
Then he got break. The
State Department hired him as
an economic analyst at $4,000 a
year in 1898. 1t was onward and
upward from then on.
He served on several special
assignments for the department
as its representative with the
War Production Board, the
Board of Economic Warfare and
in 1912 was detailed to the Am
erican Embassy in Rio de Janiero.
He arranged the physical details
for the San Francisco conference
which established the United
Nations in 1945.
After serving as special assist
ant to Dean Acheson. the then
Under Secretary Of State, in
1916. Secretary Of State Mar
shall recommended Mr.. Peurifoy
for appointment as an Assistant
Secretary. Later, he was ap-
pointed Deputy Under Secretary.
In the latter post he initiated
the plan ultimately adopted in
principle by the Hoover Com
mission which re-organiZed the
department.
Enemy Of Red Tape
AS Deputy Under Secretary he
was the business manager. He
became known as a deadly enemy
of red tape. If a regulation
blocked something that needed
to be done, he encouraged his
subordinates to say Tets change
the regulations instead OF we
can't do that because it's against
the rules"
Mr.. Peurifoy became embroiled
in the controversy about alleged
Reds in the State Department
stirred up by Senator Mccarthy.
After the Senator made his
maiden speech on the subject at
Wheeling, w. Va, in 1850. Mr.,
Peurifoy lost little time in de-
handing proof of the charges.
When the Senator did not re-
ply, the department released Mir,
Peurifoy's kilograms asking for
proof which he had sent the
Wisconsin Republican.
Some observers believe this
may have convinced Senator
Mccarthy that there was great
publicity value In attacking
Communists in the Govern
ment." Although Mr.. Peurifoy
became a target of the Senator S
he survived and even thrived,
partly because Of his popularity
on Capitol Hill.