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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country, safe storage in
separate rooms: expert packing.
Phone NO 7-0104. UNION sTOR-
AGE CO., INC. Established 1906.
padded vans; reasonable: free esti-
matsG 24-houf service. AD,
6OVTN q AND HAULING. day or
pisnt: expert handling; reasonable
rates. Du. 1861.
CHESTER MOVERS; lge. or small:
We do them all: clean and careful.
ST. 3-S67O, ia, 9-0115. ewes. "A
LIGHT HAULING, local MOVING;
beaches . specially. s. Z. NORRIS,
BEST MOVERS IN .TOWN--Low
rates exper. men, 24-hr.: 1-bedrm.
apt $40: closed vans: tns. AP.
EDE sI1HSSAN MOVING AND STORAGE
viii accept surplus furniture % part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 9-2037; ewes. RA. 3-1416.
MOVING 70 NEW YORK AREA7
Padded van leaving. August 80 or 81,
insured. RA. 3-fO11. rs
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HOUSES FURNIsHED

FALLS CHURCH-B rms. attrac.
furn.: well:equip, Kit; rood heat;
shops. Good trsnsp.; sl1b. ~.
sEE iPsTgasSSsER TO NOVEMBER is,
S Shsyy Chase, l g; S;--s bsdroogss .
BRHNDYWINE. bet. Reno and Nebr.
n.w.-Bungalow type; charm, color;
n. schools; 2 bedIma, bath, LIST ~;
0-0022, wO, 0.904S. s--10
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

HAVE CLIENTS for 4-bedroom rent
ais unfurn. Chevy Chase and NV.
MALORA r.. CHRISTIAN, Real
tors, 4906 Wis. ave, Wo. 6-2g23.
"a BEDROOMS, unfurnished. Ar
lington or Hillcrest. one year, $3.50.
COTPLE DISHES unfurn. house;
2-bedrms. with bsmt. for 8 TO 9
. IsSsi; s3i s- HSMEs NKKpEDEw.
NV, D. C and nearby Nd; free
appraisals, no delay for complete
rental service. Phone rs today
RETIRED COUPLE desires small
house In nearby Va. WIN act rs
~ cs S4 Boz S59.R star TriSr,2Iss AZ y
home In ST. JAMES PARISH. Falls
Church area, JE, 2-03S1, go
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ASK-AROUND
LOOK-AROUND
COME-AROUND

And see these apartments. Some Of
which may be rented with option
70 buy. Particularly older couples
Enjoy gracious living In your own
little. home In Q eo-opeaftive fre-
proof all-brick apartment bldg;
near bus and shopping. Modern
OF expense. Phone US and see for
yourself. MRS. BRAD = N, IA.
7-0s77 or IA. s-6676. rs
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HOUSES UNFUkN. tesas.l

ARR, VA.--semidst.; small; 2-bed-
rm. brk. rambler; fenced rear I'd.
No bsmt.: $50 mo. IA. TOOLS.
y. : c.p,ro,. sHop. cENTE .Se
ssmidet hrf rms. fuii bsfat. !.
"a HI ~ b1s. ne pets. refs: Tns
keat, AZ "a 10 asIsSsa -
~,,,,. vs . 49,.
1854 fkNNA. Az. go PEG nsC
lge. front RerSn' on n'.W.n., gov
mo. 10. 7;I750;;
S5s Z; CArLTS..Etiv .r rs::: no. no..
Z baths, gas meat esfegei GSn'
choice neiehpornooo, ] pioex koi.
ger Library. S1pu mo. o. VIII rent
In smaller units 70 selected ten
ants. ME. s-llSo. or see oecupant'
ARNA VALLEY. yA<-s-sedrn,, q
play room: on nice lot. Under 500
per mo. ELIJAH O. ARNOLD tCol.
jE e-Sibb.
FALLS CHURCH. vA.--3-hedrm:
sS %1;fa so slio monthly aon1S E 4.
GAG. --2S
N. ARLINGTDN-S-bedrm, duplex,
liz baths; fenced yard, shade: i'm
mac. Lease. $l40 mo. IA. 2-2l66.
.u,,,c.v ynr,v ,.vw aS.a
AMkhlcAN VEIV. rAhn-5-oed-
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HOUSES 70 SHARE

CONGENTAL WHITE COUPLE, TO
share modern brick home; $40 per
mo-; everything furnished. AP, z
1 70 Z GIRLS. between 24-30. 70
share beautiful 5-bedrm. home. $36
each per month: utils, included.
DE. 2-0626 evenings. Bats. sunday.
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APARTMFNTs WANTED

RETIRED COUPLE wish 2-bedrm,
apartment In quiet location in the
District, or nearby Maryland. Air
CONDITIONED preferred. Box 1872
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HOUSES for SALE. NV. tcons.

OWNER LEAvIN0--Elegant big de-
taehed brick, 3 stories, corner lot:
24-ft. liy. rm., Ice. din. rm. and
hall. mod. kit. with pantry, 2 bed
s ss san TIas AZ e Sssns. eor Ss
tached scar garage. Best neigh
borhood, mr.. to schools. shopping,
transp. Zoned for professional apt.
or boarding homes. Oters .grneious
living plus income. Good terms.
best value, priced for quick sale.
2f0O 2eth ct. NV. co. e-1bbe.a
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BEAUTIFUL LANGLEY bedrms.
e-car garage. goBgeous grounds; 20
min. downtown Wash: S20e Per
MCLEAN VIC. - ge. older home,
trees: 4 bedrms.. Q baths; unfuHyl:,
500; furn., 5000. MRS. VIM. II
LAUuHLIE. Realtor. Mclean, Vs.
Il. 6-Alol. --26
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co-oP. APTs. FoR SALE

Co.0P APT. In al brick fireproof
BLDG. large liv. I'm. with fur
niture); / bedrm.. equipped kit, g
exposures Low down payment.
utils.. faxes, Insurance and main
tenanee. Suitable for teacher. To-
Gated 8 biks. from New Glen CarlynI
Elementary School In 8. Arl. Pets
allowed. Owner being Transferred.
SS20 9Th rd.. Q. Arlington. Va. IA,
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SPACE GALORE!

1I x2OG NN1A4JNI1V4I'
YES. this home HAS + \ plus q ,,,l les
,largs shade trees; bedrooms.
Price, S12.SOO. A reasonable
down payment and balance in one
trust makes this an excellent buy
Call US to see II. Located In Ia
koDa, d. C.
Visit Robert E. Lohr Homes
HE. 1000 RA. $4,000
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HAWTHORNE
Sit BIRCH ST. NV.

Spacious spIit-ievel rambler. large
~. rm. formal sissa DIN; rna;'
Large jaiousied porch with 6arbe.
cue Griil, all .eiectrfc. 2-oven kitchen
with pantry space, step up 70 =
beautiful bedrms. and 2 baths,
stairs 70 1o0fed attic. Lower level
contains hedFm., full bath, surf
yccd reSrsa ,,sn. fm co WIZ a. w ao m
GARAGE. Price, S45. 900. $2b. 900
Arst trust, wiz take End TO quail
pirsctions: East on Western ave.
from Chevy Chase Circle 70 Chest
nut st.. right on Chestnut 81. "
on Birch to open.
owNER.BuTLDER
En-, 2.6s27 LA. 6-le66
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CoLoRED

21ia NEWPoRT PL. NV.
6-Room Brick. Bath, OIL II, w. Heat
CROWN REALTY, TU. 2-i3g7
CoLoRED - AS BUCHANAN ST.
B., GAS A'oW H. Hon EzcEl r. c IsEbD
Si2O No; NO CHILDREN. PAS
DUAL REALTY. tx. 3-s2s0. --27
Colored-9th and g NV.
8 RMS, Q KITS. BATH, on HEAT
Other houses and apis. avail.
1St NATL. REALTY
Q Thomas Circle NV. RE. 1894
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PAR Ssi.lse5Ie

APARTMENTS
l-Bedrrn. Apis --$81. so
Iwith Sun Deck,
2-BedrIn. AptS. so
An Utilifies Included
Frederick Courts
l-Bedrm. Apts.----$80-$ $50. so
2-Bedrri. Apis, $92.50-$e7. SO
An utilities Included
RENTAL OFFICE
$3.50 COLUMBIA PIKE
Harry Cragin, Mgr.
Phone IA. e-6630
500 South Courthouse Rd.
$77.5O-$S0.OO
I bedrm., large. bright and new;
nr. pentAseu. shopping and trans
portetion. out Columbia pike, light
on South Court House I'd,
zoos North Fairfax Drive
$500
New. large and attractive i-bedrm,
apt. Bus ct door, shopping close.
out Arlington blvd, right on
North Court House I'd. sharp riEht
BETHEL
1901 Conn. Ave. Dr. 7-s1o0
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A1R-CCNDfTlONED
Silver Spring, Md.-3-bedrni. ram m
conditioned gas hot-air heat
cleo. Kit, with dishwasher and dis
nosal: full bsmt. Mr. Forest Glen
S1S5 per mo, Lease, Mr.. AUX1ER
Ma SOFIA or after 8 pm. Ju
NEAR PINEY BRANCH AVE. an.
Nd, bet, brick, 4 bedrms., bug,
lot, full hsfnt., newly dec; S126
COLONY REALTY co., RA. 6-QP1t
LANGLEY PARK = Three-hedroon
semidet. house, COW. to everything
AVENKI---Three- hedrm. rambler. Of
/ acre; garage: $50.
Call Mrs. Andersen
CHESTER H. KKLLKR
JU. 5-7100. RA. 3-03o4
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MASS. AVE. AREA

WLIkE0s I'VE zA4sk1A
Near wsss@STslsna Ci, sl..s ap so, wsst
8 bedrms.,, 2 baths, liv. rm., hrepl..
dow; dow, pine-psne,ed s Gsn1; e Extra ,. Sea-
lavatory. gas heat. colorful rock
garden. patio and vegetable garden.
CaTport. For appt.. cali Mr.. Dell.
James L. Dixon q Co.
ST. $4,000 Ewes. ~. s-Is12
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Doctors Dentists
New Stone and Redwood

New Stone and Redwood
Home
1 LARGE BEDRMs. WITH HUGE
wALK-IN CLOSET, ga BATHS
THIS HOME IS A DREAM WHICH
YOU SIMPLY MUST SEE TO AP-
Open Sun, / to Dark
wEEKpAYs 0 TO 4 .r
DIR; PA, AVE. Sc. TO 31st SIC,
RIGHT 70 WEgroyER DR., LgET,
ON WESTovER DIR. TO OPEN
Ao y IN. MEDLEY. BUILDER,
10. e-5777 1T
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S12,950

First floor. living room, dining room,
large kitchen; second floor, 3 twin
sized bedroofns and large bath;
brick garage and full basement with
playroom. block 20 schools and
Call Ii. 6-9S24. rs
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SHOE REPAIRING
REAL ESTATE SALE OR fxcH
HOUSES FOR sALf--N.W.

2, 8 AND 4 FAMILY APIS; goos
INCOME. and real estate notes, 70
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sS GS5of Newton g. sss S0f poTn
2 Rooms. Bath. Garage. oil Heat

1921 18th st. NE, S17.0bO
Semidet. Brick; 9 Rooms. 2 Baths,
Recreation Room; Gas Heat
LOUIS Ridden Elk. 3-6707
cOLORED-VACANT DECORATED
OWNER WILL GO CRAZY
II he doesn't sell this home this
week. ONLY $995 down for this
Ice. Colonial brick home. lge.
rms, mod. tiled bath. lge. rear
TONED heat. Fuil bsuit. Small price.
Small monthly payments. Biggest
bargain In town. Call till 0 Pm
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CoLoREp - WOODBRIDGE - $500
On. $ss ,..i mo. pays Al; S.hsd m;
s so4 si sEy goss ERx1s rs 4 Rr sfHss
CO, VA. S.iasa. VA. 7-6ssz.
C0E0RRD- 1914 EAST CAPITOL
sT.-2-family; 2 rooms, kit. bath
each: new-house condition; small
down payment. w. w. BAILEY,
c nH siaslsRow BRICK, Q ms ms 2
ment, garage opposite Tech High
school. S14 $50. 15a T st. ne,
HU. 3-0363. rs
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Edward Allen, Inc.
j TIL ELIZA nFFER0
30. 2-llss

This immac. brk. 3-bedrm.. 1lt-bath
home with m. rec. rni.. spae. Nv.
rm.. lge. sep. din. rm;, screened-in
rear summer porch facing beaut.
fsneeS .d sarS Snr, Our dsSS ou ses
course I blk. away.
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LEO M. BERNSTEIN & co

Have 4 bedruis,. 2Is baths, det.,
d. M. shingle home in Petworth
that has everything from recr. I'm.
TO LIST a. den. Sneak preview this
co oiISo5NSY REALTY CO.. RIA. s-o51e
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$l7,75O
Owner Leaving City

s RMS, az BATHs-GI
and IRVING NV: semidet.; center
hall, liy. rua.. din. .rrn., mod. Kit,
den; End a., 8 bedrnas.. Q baths:
nm. attic: built-in gar, gas NV.
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CIRCLE AREA
Splendid 3-bedroom. 2-bath brick
rambler in the highly convenient
and desirable Westgate area; pan.
eled rec rm,. with bar In base
full location on quiet cul-de-sao
and bordered by Govt. park. One
block to popular Westhrook School.
Real value at S24,950. FRANK 8.
PHILLIPS, DI. T-l4l1: ewes. EN-.
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COLONED
214 r ST. NE.

2l44 R ST. NE.
Near Bladenshurg rd.-cor. lot. de.
tached brick. 5 rooms. bath. full
bsmt Beautiful fenced yard
Priced foi quick sale or make an
offer as we must sell this week.
To inspect. call Mr., Payne, JU.
5-6O6a. with FREDERICK REAL
EgTATF. RE T-2Ahl --27
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SPRINGFIELD,

W. CHEVY CHASE-Air-cond. 1881
iiamsburs, center-hail Colonial, Lac.
liv. rm., din. rm. and kit. lge.
library or den with compl. BATH
iee. comb. glass and screen porch.
3 bedrms. and . baths and 8 clos:
cts on End A.: Ice. recr, I'm. and
compl. shower bath; 2-car gar.
Nj Robertson, WO. $500; evest
Wo. 6-6106. FRANK CALCARA.
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ave. mr.. Flower ave. and Eastern
Jr. Hieh-Loyely 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial with irepl., bsmt., SIDE
screened porch and fenced, shaded
yard Asking S15,550-make ap
offer. GIL. FILA or terms; 1mms9.
JU. 5-057b. cox g. CO.
Sill. SPG --2-bedroom. brick, Cape
Cod: lge. fenced lot; with many
extras; $4,000. Call 10. 4-0041e
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wRooSp'AacREs,. MD.-charmins. al
rooms. lGe den, 2ta baths; nice lot,
transp. Excellent financing. owner
transferred, Ewes, call OIL. 2-91O4.
SAMUEL 3. BOGLEY, INC" OIL.
NEAR NoL-Magnificent, all-brick
Colonial home with powder rm. on
LIST A.: 3 large bedrms., full bsmt..
jalouised porch. Beautifully land.
scaped lot with concrete drive.
Aluminium awnings, storm WINDOWS.
A. j. KESSINGER d Co. Ju. b
BRICK RAMBLER BARGAIN-This
3-yr., 3-bedfoom home Is in AL
condition; has q full basement and
Is q real buy at Sl5,T50. Located
s }sit s s fIH Sm sf W. f. 4 p! 81 s
1850 BAYARD BLVD, C. c., Md
$4,000, four blocks from Mass.
ave, two from Western ave-, Owner
says SELL. leaving for Chicago: 2
bedrms., liv. rm.. sep: din, rm;:
Ice, CORNER LOT mr.. st. .Michaels
Beautiful prewar bungalow with
spacious unfinished End A.; mAguif-
icent level lot 75xl60; brick garage,
tull bsmt.. gas n.-W.n. see IL JoQ1ys
Sis,9So: A. J, KEssINoER q CO.,
2 BEDRMs.. JIM, shinEle. bsmt,.
lee lot, newly dec. Only $3.50.
Very easy terms. Call 10. 5-I5l2
sS Ss p Down ssU ii. ONLY se4 PER MO.
PAYS ALL--2- bedrm., full bsmt,
frame rambler in Viers Mill Village:
immac.. on leye. lot. 2 blks. from
shopping. ! blk. from transp. CALL
NANNY FTTZIG, LO. 10000.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
4 BEDROOMS, 9 BATHS, close
with din. rm., full tiled bsmt.;. lgs.
screened porch and firepl. Low down
payt, $21,750. GRAHAM & CO.,
JU. 5-6560, o TIL Q. --27
ASSUME At CT LOAN-3-bedrm,
rambler: close TO all schools; fenced
lot. whitehall 6-5045.
NEAR GEORGIA AVE. EXT. AND
REDLAND RD.-Custom- built 2.
bedrm. brick rambler with extra
large rooms attached garage: 2Ha
acres with fruit and shade trees,
A. KELLER. Jd. S.7ioO I'll o ON.
Continued on Next Paes)
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brick rambler; large lot; patio; no
bsmt. 4 blocks Jr. High, elemen-
tar schools: bus at door. CT APP
praisal, S12,7O0. Asking S12,15O
a. hnnt nffnr I0 h-h0AA
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The enn ana nfeen
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/, ton Of q new tyranny for mas
ltery Of the world, and In Com
Imunist exploitation of the hope
and disccntents Of the two-thirds
of mankind who now demand .
share in the good things Of life,
In partnership with our friends
land allies. with confidence born
LOT strength and influence born
Iof magnanimity We must WORK
to uproot the deep causes Of con-
tfiict and tension and 10 OUTLAW
the very means Of war In this
atomic age.
The task Of the Democratic
Party Il TO make prosperity and
peace not d political slogan but
ian active search for . better
America and Q better world.
I am ready to do what ! can
/ 10 that end either Us 3 worker in
1.-THE ranks or ct the top uf the
ticket II my party sees &c p %
honor me.
Evening star., 1955-11-16
Police Cycle Hit
Motorist Arrested

A motorist who collided witt
h parked police motorcycle earl,
to-day was charged with drunken
driving.
Charles I. Davis. eolored, 81
Iof the 27o0 block Of Thirteentl
street NE. was also charged
with operating an auto with de-
Ifective brakes, police said.
Police Pvt. Ralph W. Holder,
40. OF I720 r street Sc, who
was sitting on the parked motor
cycle. was not injured.
Police said the accident oc-
|curred about S am. ct Seven
|teenth street and Eenning road,
me. Davis auto made 4 right
turn on Benning road Into
Seventeenth street and struck
the motorcycle. then jumped the
curb and came to i stop IA Al
lcpen lot.
Evening star., 1955-11-16

Asked how he felt about the
sharassFnent" he had undergone
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VI Tfae Tables
'1urnl,sss Y soSetIs nsS Hsilsd srrss sssssa oaa.s
Evening star., 1955-11-16

to win his right to his passport.
He told Of a go-around with
the State Department In the
years l952-54 in which he was
refused a passport three times
and granted limited ones on five
other occasions.
He said he had never been told
what the charges were against
him and that he received the
first written charges against him
in July. 1854, although he was
first turned down in January.
1852.
DR.. Pauling testified that he
was accused Of being "a con-
|cealed Communist who had fol-
lowed every twist and turn Of
the party line since World War
III. There were 23 other ailega-
|tions, some of which were true
and some Of which were not
true" he added. He did not
elaborate nor was he asked to.
He denied to the subcommit-
tee that he was "any kind Of q
Communist. 'Isaying he was not
even q theoretical MARKHAM.
Evening star., 1955-11-16

He added that he thought he
came closer to following the
Democratic Party line than the
Communist line.
The 54-year-old internation-
ally famous scientist said thai
Mrs. Ruth B. Shipley. then ths
head OF the passport division al
State, wrote him in October
1856, TO the effect that his appli.
cation for q passport to visit
some fiye or six countries had
been turned down.
Early In November he was
advised Of the Nobel award and
renewed his request - adding
Sweden to the itinerary. Two
weeks later he received his pass
port. It was more than he asked
for because it was q regular one
for two years duration and
limited only in that, like any
other american, he could not 60
behind tho Iron Curtain with
out special permission.
Something Rotten
Asked how he felt about the
''harassment" he had undergone
Evening star., 1955-11-16
Text Of Stevenson ak
Announcing Candidacy
AP Wirephoto.

The te1t Of Adlai Steuenson,s
statement In Chicago yester-
day announcing his candidacy
for the Democratic 1856 prest-
Dental nominations foilotDs::
I shall be q candidate for tht
Democratic nomination for Pres
ident next year.
/ shall do all / can to per-
suade my party to intrust that
immense responsibility TO me
again. because:
First, ! believe It important
FOR the Democratic Party 10 re-
sumo the executive direction Of
our national affairs;
Second, I am assured that
my candidacy would be vel.
eoEned BY representative people
Ii and out Of my party through
out the country:
Third, 7 believe any citizen
should make whatever cOnfrib1-
tiCn he can To the search for Z
safer, saner world.
II Is Of first Importance tc
return the Executive branch Oi
our Government TO the Demo
cratic Party. because 1t Is apparr
ent that wisdom and RESPONSE
hility began to reappear In the
conduct Of our affairs only with
the return Of Congress to Demo-
cratic leadership IN the 1854
election.
Seldom before has the United
states faced D period Of greater
opportunity and greater dan
ger.
Our great opportunity lies IN
the fact that our prosperity and
wealth can row be used to give
an our people the higher stand
ards and wider opportunities
which are mankinds universal
dream. These are now within
our reach, not simply for the IA
yored few. but for every family
Ia America.
our danger lies in the ambi-
Evening star., 1955-11-16

which the West considers Of first
Importance to security,
LET Record Speak"
Mr.. Dulles led the defeat OF
| this final maneuver Of Mr.. Molo-
tov. He said there had been
some points Of agreement be-
tween the two sides on European
security. They had seemed sig
nificant, he continued. only up
to the time that the Soviet
Union had fully exposed" its
fiat opposition to the unifcation
judges regular passport. II nec-
lessary.
Soon after his return to the
United States in early 1854, he
began court action against the
State Department to force them
to issue him q new passport. His
fight finally was won last July.
latter a departmental hearing or
Idered by District Court here.
Or. Pauling. head Of the Chem
istry department at the Cali
lfor1ia Institute Of Technology,
also testified. He said he believed
that 1t took q Nobel Prize for him
Evening star., 1955-11-16

in the way Of lsst-minute notices
Of refusals or grants after long
delays, DR.. Pauling said Il felt
there was something rotten in
the passport division.
Mrs. shipley Is to be called
TO testify later. according to
subcommittee aides.
In his testimony. Mr.. Mcleod
said that Of 47s.059 passport
applications in the first 10
months Of 1855 there were t3
denials because Of allegations of
Communist activities or associa-
tions.
He said that a total Of 1856
denials included 5000 in which
the applications were faulty.
Up until last August /. only
persons charged with Communist
activities we're granted hearings.
Now q person may get q hearing
for a number Of reasons If bis
passport request Is turned down.
MIR. Mcleod said.
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WEATHER REPOR I

District and vicinity Partly
CLOUDY, warm and windy tonight
f0aI0wed BY thunderstorrns, low
iii upper 3Os. Considerable
eioudiness, windy and much
colder tomorrow.
Maryland Showers and thlin-
derstorIns and colder over east
ern portion tonight, low 45-60
Some snow Ii western portion
tonight, low 1882. mostly
cloudy, windy and much colder
tomorrow with some snow ir
western portion.
virginia Showers and thiin-
derst0rfns and windy turning
much colder In western portion
tonight and in eastern portion
late tonight, low 40-45. Showers
changing to snow IN the noun
tains. low $3.50. Considerable
cloudiness and much colder to-
morrow with some snow In the
mountains.
Winds Increasing solltherly
tonight shifting to fiorthwestcrly,
20-30 miles per hour, after mid
night. Continuing Ilorthwesterly,
1880 miles per hour. tomorrow
River Report
(Ffun1 u. b Nngineafsl
Potomac River clear at HAfperg Ferry
and clear At Great Fallts Shenandoah
clear 1t HafpeTs Ferry.
Tempesatures Tor Yesterday
tReadfnGg WnAhingtcM ANtionMl Airpoftl
Midnisht - SO Noon --4@- bA
A. a,a, @ AZ S.n,. BIN. -.-- n
record Temperntufes Thb Year
Miehest, % on July ~ and AuEubt =
LqEsst, 70 gn ecbFgary
High ana Low " Last "a Hours
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decide three controversial passp
Senator Hennings. Democrs
to come back with the names
he could not remember even one
name.
Indications are. however, that
mr.. Mcleod may rely on Presi-
dent Eisenhower's letter of May
liz, 1854, to Defense Secretary
Wilson and decline to answer
the question. This letter, which
has been cited by various de-
lpartments to congressional In
Ivestigatine committees. was
written during the Army-Mc-
lCarthy hearings and stated that
there must be no disclosure of
confidential communications or
conversation that took place
within the executive branch.
Who Ordered Seizure?
Senator Hennings, who Is the
subcommittee chairman. speci-
ideally wanted to know:
Cd Who ordered the seizure
Iof Judge william Clark's pass
pout in the Canary Islands in
1858 ana who participated in the
decision; co who recommended
that Or. Linus c. Pauling's re-
quest for q passport be turned
down on the charge he twas q
concealed Communist and who
urged that he be granted the
document less than two months
later after he won the Nobel
Prize for chemistry, and go
who participated in the various
decisions In the Martin D.
Kamen case.
| Under questioning yesterday
lMr. Mcleod said Il may have
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ling the American Consul General
there to seize Judge Clark's
passport. But he said he didn't
issue the order although he ap-
proved it. He added that there
were four or five other persons
L in ON the decision.
Judge Clark was at the time
the chief justice of the Allied
High Commission In Germany
He was on vacation in the Cam
aries. Earlier, hes had criticized
High Commissioner James Con-
ant's refusal to protest the ''high-
handed treatment of Americans
lby German courts Judge Clark
Isaid these courts held American
citizens without bail and denied
them speedy trials. He also said
they Disseminated against Jews
"One-Way Passport"
According to Judge Clark. who
ltestified earlier in the day. he
Twas given a ''one-way passport
home after Consul General Rob-
Iert Hale pointed to q squad Of
Iarmed Spanish police and said
Ihe had been ordered to seize the
differences that have been ex-
lposed.
The Molotoy statement turned
down by the West today set
forth those provisions for a
European security pact which
both sides had agreed were de.
sirable But 1t omitted mention
lof the unification Of Germany