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is Nominations
in Senate.
BY the associated Pres.

Thirteen Of President Eisen-
hower's nominations for Federal
Judges. attorneys and marshals
expired with the adjournment Of
Congress.
-Four of these nominations.
however, were not sent to the
Senate until the very last days
of the session. so the Senate
Judiciary Committee was unable
to hold hearings.
The committee received total
of 81 nominations between jan
uary 10 and August /, including
the name of John Marshall Har-
Ian of New York to be an asso-
ciate justice of the Supreme
Court. All but IA were confirmed.
Following are. the judgeship,
attorney and marshal nomina-
tons that have expired and the
date they were submitted by the
President.
Thomas H. Trent. March 2,
marshal for Southern Florida;
James F. Brophy, March 10,
marshal for Southern Georgia:
Ruben Rodriguez Antongiorgi.
April IS, attorney for Puerto
Rico; William B. Herlands, May
III, district Judge for Southern
New York; Santos Buxo, jr., May
III, marshal for Puerto Rico; G.
William Kraft, jr., May 20, dis
trict judge for Eastern Pennsyl-
vania: Henry j. Cook, May IS,
attorney for Eastern Kentucky.
Warren E. Burger of Mime
sofa, June 81. circuit judge for
District Of Columbia; Simon e.
ISobeloff Of Maryland, July Ia,
circuit judge for, Fourth Circuit;
Joseph p. Lieh. July 80, district
judge for Southern Florida; r.
Dorsey Watkins. July 80, district
judge for Maryland: John Wes-
ley, July 80, marshal for Northern
Mississippi; Justin c. Morgan,
August /. district Judge for West
|ern New York.
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Baptist Clerics Near
Russiu for Tour

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Aug.
4 R.-Four Baptist clergymen
left Stockholm today for a two
week inspection tour at the
invitation Of Russian Baptist
churches.
They are the Rev. Theodore T.
Adams Of the First Baptist
Church of Richmond, Va; the
Rev. Joseph H. jackson, Negro
pastor of the Olivet Baptist
Church, Chicago: the Rev. w
Carney Hargroves, pastor of the
Second Baptist Church Of Phila-
delphia, and DR.. Arnold T. Ohrn
of Washington, D. c., general
secretary of the Baptist World
Alliance,
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Peronistos Reject Terms
Of RodicoIs as InsoIent'

Gen. Peron also attacked eco.
nomic inequality in Argentina.
MIR. Leloir declared tina
neither the incomprehension O
some nor the bad viii Of man,
Twill veer us from the aims enun'
ciated by the President" He &C
cused the Radicals Of being UNI
willing ito sacrifice their hatre,
lin behalf Of the common In
terests Of the nation"
Broadcasts Harassed
Despite previous government
assurances that all politica.
parties were free to express then
views, Radical spokesman still
were having difficulty getting or
the air. The government can
Iceled two broadcasts by Radica
leaders this week. saying they
had not submitted their texts A
hours in advance.
The opposition opened up in
the Chamber of Deputies. how.
ever. with a move to spike the
Peron campaign against priv.
lleges Of the Roman Catholic
lchurch in Argentina. Radica
Deputy Oscar Alende intro.
duced a bill yesterday to repea
the law authorizing a constitu.
|tional convention to end Cath.
olocism's status as the statt
Church.
Since the abortive June 16 re.
volt. the government and thu
EPeronista press have curtailee
SHARPLY their attacks on thu
Church. There has been no in.
dication, however. that Gen
Peron doesn't want the consti.
Itutional convention to meet.
Unofticial sources said today
the alleged ringleaders of the
June l6 revolt will be SEN
ltenced tomorrow by the Su.
lpreme Council of the armed
forces. The sentences viii bs
reviewed by Gen. Peron.
/ Sessions Closed
/ Council sessions have beer
closed to the public. However
linformantS among lawyers
groups have reported the prose.
Icution demanded death by a fir.
ling squad for Admiral Samue
Toranzo Calderon, accused O
being the chief instigator of tn,
lplot, and two years imprison,
ment for Admiral Anibal Olivieri
Navy minister at the time Of thu
revolt.
Across the Plata River at Mon
Itevideo. Uruguay, an Argentin,
Navy CAT with two Navy pilots
their wives. and five children
LANDED last night at Carrasct
military air base. The flyer,
lwere Immediately interned. The!
repeatedly had flown from Bahis
Blanca. port city $50 mile.
southwest Of Buenos Aires.
Navy sources in Buenos Aire.
were unable to explain the flight
They said the two men had nevel
been mentioned in connection
with the June revolt.
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BUENOS AIRES. Argentina
Aug. 4 B.-The Peronista
party's new chief last night
rejected terms for a political
truce laid down by President
Peron's foes. Peronista leader
Alexandra Leloir termed the OPP
position demands "insolent and
unacceptable"
Mr.. Leloir's nation wide broad
cast, first since he was elected
party head last month. replied
to q broadcast last week by
Radical Party President Arturo
Frondizi. The latter had an
swered Gen. Peron's previous
plea for an end to political war
fare by demanding sweeping
government reforms and restora-
ton of constitutional guarantees
suspended for nearly four years
under q "state of internal war. "
Mr.. Leloir referred to a speech
Gen. Peron had made earlier
last night in which the President
said he did not want to disap-
pear from this world without
having given the republic an
ironclad peoples organization.
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Adenauer Gets
Farley Pledge

BONN, Germany. Aug. 4 (R.-
The Russians have offered to
establish diplomatic relations
with West Germany with nc
strings attached.
This was disclosed today with
publication of the Russian an
swer to the Bonn note asking fol
clarification of the conditions
under which Chancellor Konrad
Adenaueris visit to Moscow for
talks with Soviet leaders would
take place. Mr.. Adenauer Is now
regarded as certain to go next
month.
No Preconditions
The Soviet note. delivered
yesterday, said:
The Soviet governments as
sumes that the establishment Of
diplomatic, trade and cultural
relations between both countries
naturally win not be made de-
pendent by either side on any
preconditions."
It expressed satisfaction thai
these subjects would be discussed
las well as connected questions.
The note said the Soviets had
no objections to the Bonn sug-
gestion that the Soviet and Ger
man Ambassadors in Paris should
exchange opinions over details
of questions to be discussed. II
appeared that the touchy issue
of German unification had not
yet been raised.
On June Z the Russians invited
Mr.. Adenauer to visit Moscow to
discuss establishment of diplo-
matics cultural and trade rela-
tons. Mr.. Adenauer replied
June 80, agreeing to discuss these
points but Sidestepping accept
ance until the Russians had
agreed to further discussion OF
details of the visit.
Assurances Wanted
Before accepting, Mr.. AIDE
nauer wanted to be sure he was
not going to be faced with.some
Russian proposition attempting
to pull West Germany out of the
Atlantic alliance.
Last night Bonn officials said
the latest Russian note had "ful-
filled West German wishes"
This was evidently a reference
to the Russian assurance they
were not going to attach any con-
ditions to establishment of rela-
tions with West Germany, such
as insisting that Bonn recognize
the Communist East German re-
gime.
Vice Chancellor Franz BluecheI
said the Soviet note removed last
doubts whether MIR. Adenauel
would make the trip.
The Soviets suggested the talks
between government delegations
should take place in Moscow the
end of this month or the begin.
ming OF September. That would
be before the October meeting OF
the Big Four foreign ministers
MIR. Adenauer is at the Swiss
mountain resort of Muerren con-
ferring with his aides.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ALExANDRIA--MAKE OFFER -
Joveiy brick Colonial in beautiful
Rraddock HEIGHTS; 3 bedrooms. "a
baths. rec. nm. screened porcn,
disposal. clothes washer: one block
Ia George Mason School. FRANK 5
PHILLIPS. ia, b-6266; ewes. 81
A99iEsXiAzSSDRrA-Bevsrly HIS. BY
L bath, 2-car garage. Corner lot
5 min. By car from Pentagon. III
blocks TO bus. Near schools ana
shoppiue center. Call XII. S-505s;
ALEX. AREA, picturesque Cape Coo
With bedrmS. and . baths Beau
tiiuI fenced Y s ssre . 81 st RR tx
AEEx.-GI approved $1,000, No
to buy 2-bedrm. rambler with only
settlement charges. Full bSmt,
Equipped kit. auto. Washing macn.
Nj. schools and shopping ctr; Only
2 miles to Pentason. Call OWNER
Alex o- AREA, small down payment
and ST5 month buys rambler on
wooded . acres. Only $500 for
quick sale. K4 e-s227. Asso-
ALEX. suburb Penn Daw area
By OWNER; 2 BIZ. sew. rm;, full
bath, on 2ndi ctr. ball. / T., lse; :. 2
,, kit s:nf den os ana sy c si6 "a "a i ap
proved, Sl8,s5o so. S-4S@4
ALEX. SHIRLEY HWY. not a SUB.
division. 3-bedrm. brick rambler
featuring ireplaces. sep. din. rm
de luxe all-electric kit. Land
scaped q acre. 81 or CONVEX
tional. SI5;S50, Kd s-s227' AS
rms No school problem. Adj. to
Of Shirley hwy. Open house at
1916 Kenwood ave. Total price
ANHSSxNTp pALE $500 downs bed
rms, modern aluminium house, ali
on FIR; lEe. shady lot; lots Of
: :sSEsss . sSaSs snG eSnrehes
priced low to sell: must sell i'm
mediately. IA. S-429l 20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, super liv--
able brick rambler on acre OF
ground. with city facilities; 3 bed
rooms, 2 full baths. attached ga
rage, rear porch; full basement
With beautiful recreation u To- r9 9,ITS
eGuipped, With 2o-it. freezer. dish
washer, disposal, clothes washer,
Only /. L. sTEFFEY. JE, 4
;}447. JE. 2-4970. -29
spanking-new brick:
two 2-bedrm. apis, separate bsmts.
with "a bath on each side; walk TO
s as,45 !1r g E.4a + osTEFFEY' M ", 4
ARIISGToN FoREsT-Brick Co.
lonial: 3 bedrms: COW. to schools.
bus. shop. center. OWNER. ia,
ARIiNGroN HTS. 3-bcdroom
Dutch Colonial; full bsmt,. nm. rec.
rm,. porch. ia baths. $1,000
under CT appraisal az only Sl6,-
$50. Exclusive. E. r STEFFEY,
JF 4-3447, JE. 24970. 20
ARLINGT0N-New duplex brick;
two 2-bedroom apis sep bsmts.,
. baths. kitchens, etc. Convenient
to Hechts: 500 $50. 700 N Wake
field st, Owner and builder, IKE.
$500 or your own broker. SIS
SIT, $50: orig. owner selling brk.
semidet. Q bedrms.. modern equip.
kit, inclosed porch: nr. schools,
bus. shopping. 5204 10th pl. IA.
ARLINGTON. NORTH. 2-bsdrm, brk.
house: nice kitchen, tiled bath. on
level shady lot; Sl3,5Oo by OWN
Err. Kenmore S-47S4.
ARLINGTON NoRTH--Trans. otncer
offers his de luxe brk. in Tara Tor
SoS.50O Many unusual features.
Call ACME, JA 7-TB6I.
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HOUSES BY HUGHEs-Heart of
Hyattsville: deliehtful all brick
rambler. spanking new. breezy
bedrns.. full. rec.-type bsnlt.. III
this quiet established neiRhbQr-
hood. No project. No mud to night,
Concrete streets, sidewalks. trees.
A real home and yours for only,
SIT.250, Very easy terms. W r.
GOOD BUY for use or investment.
Asbestos shinele house across from
Andrews Air Force on Cool Ridge
dr.. west of Branch ave-. Camp
Springs, Nd. 7 rms, kitchenette
and utility rm.. oil burner and
steam heat. Completely reno
waited. Like new. More than "a
acre land Could rent apt, for
about 5000. or whole house for
about $500 per year. Low tax
district. Price. S1b.950, Imms-
1alH
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Andrews Field Area


suitland, 44Oa Arnold rd.-2-bedrm
BUNGALOW, bsmt., lge. lot; close te
shop: SO 300, terms,
District Heights. 1915 Gateway blvd
-3-bedrm. brick rambler owneI
must sell due to . death: Sl5'9oO
$4,000 down.
ForestviIle. 694e Richie rd.-2-bed;
rm.. bungalow. bsmt., lge. lot: O.
APPROX, S12;3oO, 5000 down; q
bedrm. brk. BUNGALOW. fenced lot
paved street: GI approx. Sl2,2OO,
$3.50 down.
Clinton, Moores lance acre land
$3.50 down buys This cute bunga-
low; fun price $3.50.
Marlboro, Rte. Sol at Cheltenham-
A real buy in q planned commu-
nifty; 6ea1 Tn s s.t sei rkIane-s'0n'
West & Dixon, Realtors
m s-osoO 10. S-844C
w. an
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HOUSES BY HUGHES-S260 down
to vets. Massive all-briek rambler
premium location. walk TO all cony.;
family-sized din. nm: gas h.-wh.;
vacant: move in with deposit. Many
priced at SI2.950. w. r. HUGHES
Co, AP. 7-1400 til Q. as
1918 FOSTER ST. District Heights.
Md.-Three-hedrm, Cape Cod hrk.
Lge. liv. rm. with fireplace, din.
rm., mod. equipped kit. recr. nm.
s soc "a Ss ssho nw shopsni lS .rsasp.
A good buy at S1S.95O. Inspect
anv time. Call Mrs. CLARK. RE.
5-5343. 8, NJ. oRRISoN REALTY
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ANDREWS AREA

Large brick on lot 4Qx100, with ad;
OF 10 rms. and 3 baths: all modern
improvements. Full price, So
ESQ and we will work out the
ABRAvE REALTY
Ii. R-4A44 10. 1890
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OPEN TODAY, / til 6
POSITIVELY MUST SELL
OR RENT WITH OPTION
aA BATHS. GARAGE, GI

~ BATHS, GARAGE, CT
check these sought-for features: Al
brk., s bedrms., ga baths. lge- sep
breakfast rm,, lge., sep, DIN, I'm;
bSnt,: level fenced lot; : blks. e
Elementary school: vacant; newly
decorated and CT app. at only
S1S,a5O. Call now and take ad'
vantage of this excellent buy.
DIR, Out Piney Branch I'd; to Ole
Biadensburgs I'd. left g blocks tc
Patton dr., right to Malcolm she
sign
GEORGE L. BROWN, JR.
III s.3ooo Ewes. JU. 9-3691
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPM Attrac. 2-yr:-old hrk
rambler. 8 bedrms.. l n baths; rec
rm.; price reduced to only Sd3'9M4SS
$1,000 down. To inspect call ne
ADELPHI-Brick rambler, bed.
rms, 2 baths, lge. liy. rnl:, hrepl
many extras: Sl6.s00 Riggs I'd. 70
Lebanon, right to md house. Ser 9 pen
pa f-9223
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OPEN 3 TO 9

Corner bungalow on lge. lot. redec
inside and out All major equip
msnt in new condition. Priced way
below market at $3.50. Dir j.
Sheriff I'd. to Addison I'd. left &c
Reed st., right 70 5000 and our sign
ABRAVE REALTY
10 a-Ib87 Ii, 6-4444 10. 7-93l0
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bring YOU happiness when you see
this almost new, bright brick ram
bier. situated on an unusually prettS
5g "''h sE PesSsIT! d noTeFS ro enc
de luxe Kit. and full basement
Fenced yard fireplace and many
mary other features. Walking dis.
lance to splendid school aud shop
pi0s center Gil or other financing
puirk seton can make this yours
only Sli 200 Exclusive with
COVERS BROS AP i-Siu0.
YEARS OF LOVING CARE are re,
fleeted throughout this 6-rm. brict
home Many extras, such AZ
screened garden room, huge iSt-flI
den and iayatory Prize-winnini
garden. Full bsmt Cow LOCATED
at Ghegerly exit Of Baltimore nkwy
owner leaving town VIII sell below
replacement COS. of glT,n5D. Cal
III y pm WA. 10000. ROBERT
8. DAVIS h CO.
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ONLY sI2.725. VA approved; 3-
bedrm. rambler; full bsmt,: excel
lent condition; large lot with shade
trees; ], block from sehool; country
Realtor. Lanham. Md. AP. 7-S3QQ
THIS rs A BUY. Cape Cod brick
home in Forest Hts; lot 60xl2 20;
4 lge, be6rms., . tiled baths, lily.
rm., kit. din. rn., full bsmt with
fireplace: many extras, 10. 7-25S4.
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ht N HEUUh-LItFFaI Or. PHyT
st,rzc.. l-bedrm Cape Cod in new
cord fuI nsmt. Erc rm., auto
heat. r. CARLYLE de. LOziER
Rcaltor. WA 10000 WA. 7-6Obn
IAkOMA, PARK ~- Open 2-B, 40,
Boyd AYE ----.{ OF 4 begrns| I'm
shed rec. rm.: IA baths. ice, yard
trees. Reduced. JOHN A. VENT
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OPEN / TILL Z

54oS 10th ave-, mr.. La Sale I'd
Det. 2-story Colonial brick; ~: 3
scr. porch: fenced yard; bus stop
at door Mr.. Miller, WA. 7-4e73.
HARRY PoRETSKY & SONS
TIA -
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-04

The Emmett DunAtnIls> aerc
luncheon guests Chrittmas Das
Of NH aal MIS- Jollu Pa.Heg
Other dsnnfr uests ee re Mr. ANA
Mrs Bill Conner Ct Yogksoseu
KRIS Fred RHODES Of Richmond
ana NJ sad Aias .iarshah PtH-
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Mr. apd Mn J4lE Mtnso aaa
Nancy Brent. g! D48kyn led
il, 3agrtss Mr. aad hlfs Dsla
Ranep lasG Geek
Miss F.ii4 8fth Harris rs home
for her mid winter Vocation
The Emmett Duukuais and Miss
Wilson called ou MgI and Mrs
G w Marks Friday
Mr. and MIS- Yancy BAILEY
were luncheon guests Christmas
Day Of Dr. al.3 Mrs Il NJ john
son and family
Mi and MIR n Bailey and
children spent sunaa3 ath Alr
and Mrs Charlie stone Of Scots
VILE
Mr and Airs Emmett Dunkum
had over the holidays Mt ana
Mrs Bit Conner. of Yorktown
and Mrs. + w Rhodes Of Rich
mond On Sunday afternoon they
called I'D theW aunt Miss Eliza
White Knte White III Fails
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Pageant Marks
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(Continued from Page I,

(COnC1flu0Q from rage
Miss Dominguez alleged that on
Nov. 9, 1854, while she was visit
ing at the Philippine Consulate in
the Smith Tower and waiting for
Consul Hortencio ]. Brillantes,
Conrado de Castro engaged her in
a conversation which turned into a
heated argument in the course of
which Conrado de Castro hit Miss
Dominguez on the face with his
fist.
De Castro subsequently filed a
counter complaint against Miss
Dominguez, charging false accusa-
ton and asking damages of $780,
900.
Representing Miss Dominguez,
Attorney John F. WaltheW filed
with the King County Superior
Court a motion to strike the
counter-complaint of De Castro.
Judge Scoring granted the motion
on June %.
The original complaint of Miss
Dominguez against Conrado de
Castro for assault is still pending
in court.
Evening star., 1955-07-30
Walter WincheII's
Daughter Morries

BEVERLY HILLS, Calf, July
30 (R.-Walter Winchelp'
daughter, Eileen Joan, was mar
ried yesterday to Hotelman Hy-
att Won Dehn.
The columnist and his wife
flew from Phoenix. Ariz., to at
tend the wedding. 1t was held
at the Beverly Hills Community
Presbyterian church.
Miss Winchell, 28, has APP
peared on the stage under the
name Walda Winchell. Al
earlier marriage was annulled.
Mr.. Won Dehn. 40, was pre-
viously married to Singer Ginny
Simms. He is a financier anc
hotel owner.
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British File Stiff Note of Protest
On Bulgarian Plane Shooting

LONDON, July 80 tP.-Britain
is sending a stiff note of protest
to Bulgaria for shooting down an
Israeli airliner last Wednesday.
The Foreign Office said today the
note describes the shooting as
IAN unjustifiable action"
"Her majesty's government
cannot accept that any govern
ment is in it's right in shooting
down a civil aircraft in time of
peace" the note says.
Fifty-eight persons died in the
crash-including IL Americans
and five BritonS. The airliner
operated by Ell AL Airlines, was
flying from London to Tel Aviv
Evening star., 1955-07-30

Bulgaria admitted with regret"
that Communist antiaircraft
guns shot down the plane and
has promised to pay at least part
compensation.
The British Foreign Office has
instructed the British Minister in
Sofia to deliver a formal note of
protest to the Bulgarian govern
ment and demand punishment
of those responsible"
Britain is reserving all rights
in the matter of COMPENSATION
for the loss of the five Britons,
four Canadians and four South
Africans on board the plane.
Evening star., 1955-07-30
Ace Freed by Reds
To Be Wed Toduy

MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 30
P).--A 30-year-old double jet
ace and the widow of an Air
Force lieutenant who began COR
responding with him soon after
he was made a prisoner of war
in Korea plan to marry here
today.
The ceremony was set for A
pm. at Maxwell Air Force Base
for Capt. Harold Fischer, jr.,
and Mrs. Mary Jane Peterson of
Des Moines, Iowa. Capt. Fischer
was recently released by the
Chinese Communists.
Each has a child by a former
marriage. Mrs. Peterson has a
5-year-old daughter, Dana Lynn,
and Capt. Fischer a 6-year-old
son, Harold Ill. Capt. Fischer
was divorced from his first wife
about the time he was shot down
and captured in Korea.
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Continued from First Page
struck out all provision for fur
ther public housing construction.
The Senate previously passed a
housing bill containing authority
for $4,000 units a year for four
years.
Heated Debate on Bill
President Eisenhower has rec
commended $4,000 units a year for
the next two years. That was the
figure in the bill approved by the
House Banking Committee and
debated heatedly by the House
for several hours yesterday.
By a 217-to-l88 roll-call vote,
the House adopted a substitute
version offered by Representative
Wolcott of Michigan, ranking
Republican on that committee.
This substitute continued many
OF the provisions of the overall
housing law but struck out all
reference to public housing. The
bill, as thus amended, finally
went through the House on a
396 to 3 vote.
Despite this apparent setback
for the Presidents public hous-
ing proposal and for the Demo-
cratic-SponSored bill, both sides
predicted Senate House conferees
today would come up with a
compromise containing a section
on public housing-possibly for
IS, 900 units.
Martin Backs Substitute
House Republican Leader Mar
tin, while advocating the 35, 900
figure suggested by the President,
urged his colleagues yesterday. to
support the Walcott substitute,
He explained that this would
prevent enactment of some of
the objectionable" features of
Evening star., 1955-07-30
Maine Youth Triumphs
In Teen-Age Rood-e-o

william B. Ledger, l9. OF
Portland, Me. last night was
named the champion teen age
driver of the United States.
He was named at a banquet
in the Willard Hotel. following
the fourth annual Junior Cham
ber of Commerce National Teen
Age Road-e-o.
The youth won a $1,000 col
lege scholarship. He plans to
attend the University of Maine.
Earl c. Phillips. 19, Naugatuck,
Conn.,, took second place to win
a 1000 scholarship in the COM
petition jointly sponsored by the
Liberty Mutual Insurance Co.
and the American Trucking AS
sociation, Inc. Third prize, a
$500 scholarship, went to George
H. Mittendorf, jr., 10. of Atlanta
Ga.
Richard K. Sandals, 18, OF
Bellevue, Washington State, and
Robert N. Gillian. 18. Dover,
DEL, took fourth and fifth
places, respectively. They re-
ceived wrist watches.