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STORES FOR RENT

ISl5 18th ST. NV, next to corner
Reasonable rent. Call MR.. COR
DON. Ma. S-6434; ewes. RIA. 6-6S14.
4as eth ST, s.w., $50: 1918 eth
TGos F. sRoiwN. si n1 4 ah1 St. l N2:
TYsoNsT;ss CORNER. virginia area
Retail or ONCE store. Very reas.
eos NORTH TAYLOR ST.. Arl.. va
R Re- mode for store or ofse use:
"a block from Hecht Co. or Old Do
s. ta'So H IL L. I Rust CO.. i 1901 a
18th st. NV.
SUITABLE FOR GROCERY or other
1 1sb SIS very ress s9asa rent. us
DOMINION ARMS APIS, Arl., Va
o eSlh o sfofes RE lett near a th As eyd de-
yelopment; excellent location fol-
ladies' apparel and accessories, in
terror decorator. gift-fiorist. etc,
drug. barber. delicatessen, beauty
and valet stores already. leased;
m heat a nnsse ait cond o1 1grnishsd Inn
kins Of Dick Taylor. SHANNON q
LUCHS CO., Realtors. 724 14th st,
a5is N. wiAsHTNtGSTioN BLVD, Arl.,
Va. tnear Pershing drD-:ApproxD
15x59; suitable for general business
par Gse Ren sfss per mo con
suit Dick Taylor. Shannon d
LUCHS CO.. Realtors, 724 14th st
NV, MA. S-2345. Ia
NAYLOR SHOPPING CENTER Sc.
(Naylor rd., near Alabama ave. =
APPROX. 9x70 with additional stor-
age space; ideal for children's wear
florist, knitting and yarn shop, etc.
sANN EsR & f Gucas Co. Rck Re aisGs
isis WILSON Blvd. 6ri.. Va.-1n
Clarendon business district, in same
block with Sears, near Penney's and
Murphy's; beautiful modern store
containing approx. 1,275 So: IT.;
auto finance CO.: reas. rent; immed
gafiAss NSSa & f IGcHs CO. N K Ssatas
IA 14th st. NV. MA. S--2345. Ia
NEW STORE. near new development
excellent possibilities for most
fli Stng w psnty glass 1srt 1TSn' p stss
G Hs ETY. AS SfSeHMi E sand MsEARKEFs
blks. from Navy Yard. across. stree
from Marine Barracks: fixture,
avail, very cheap price; good coIne,
reasonable. Lease to reliable tenant
s : s In q s.s sell OWNER after
1s.s n ST. N.E.GExcel. loo, for %.
tSo tome Or erea any other business
,sisss5;ei4 G sESoSseA AVE. NV wv
new. stores avail immed.: 25 1T. BY
so IT. each: plenty parking space in
rear. FeT further information, cal
sToRR, with With nice living quarters
lgla s5 ssnnin f. re- a4 ss; Good size
ARLINGTON saoPPiNG CENTER
ton. ia. 7-T99S or JE. 4-6433. Ia
BOWIE. MD.-Large corner store,
35x65,. on main st. next to new bank
bldg Area grow: good for any bus
L soeSa1TS syf for EN- d1y s essnnr and
alterations; has been occupied Is
yrs. as dry cleaning. 2l5 10th st
s.w. RE. 7-633O. Ia
2O13 BUNKER HILL RID. N.E.-Store,
good for liquor. beauty shop. TV
s TORI f FOR RENT. suitable sroce 2
or other business. Call weekdays
ALEXANDRIA-Stor and apt. S165
per month. XII 9-6644. -13
DRESS SHOP WANTED
We have two excellent shopping
center locations in nearby Virginia
for lease.
Consult Mr.. Young
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
Realtors Since 1905
724 14th st. NV. Ma. S-2345
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OLNEY-A beautiful estate,

OLNEY-A beautiful estate,
offering a 14-rm. residence
with 8 baths and a small
guesthouse, set in lovely for
NAL and informal garden on
Is rolling acres with stream.
There also are fine barns, pad
docks. and outbuildingS. Adapt
able for pleasant entertaining
and family living. Located in
rs Fe @les ,r blunt t6 area b,s 0aly
line. Please call 1NEZ CUSH-
ARD. Realtor. EN-. 2-4232 or
OIL. 2-5S67.
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FARMS
RETIREMENT

5 acres with modern 3-bedrm. 3-bath
fireplace: located on crest Of roll
ing farm land, far from the rush
Of city conflict. % min. from An
napolis. I hour from D. c. See wa
terfront. MARY 7. BOARD. EDGE.
water. Nd. Colonial 3-633l. Ia
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

Mr.. CAPIToL-7.0 900 50. IT.: best
location in Sc. 645 Pa. ave. Sc;
call RIA. 3-1397: or DE. 2-55S3.
INVESTOR will build store. shop or
warehouse on lease: several loca-
tons available. Box 244-T.
SHOP AND OFFICE FOR RENT for
electrician plumber. etc, util. furn.
oil 9th st. NV. RE. 7-2464 or
LII. 2-S446. SOS mo. la
SPRING on Ga. ave.-Entire
floor available for any commercial.
retail or ONCE use. tremendous ad-
vertising value, reas,: will cooperate.
ia. 9-4140. la
shop and ONCE. mfg. warehouse.
eist AND X SITS. N.w-.Corner q
story brick bldg; store front and
Saii Mr. SNIFF FIJI b. b. W. Ie% eSes
AID 4-OSTl "a
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RAIlERS

STEWART; late model, g, T.. /
carpeting, Can be financed with
S 2fEo ffsa RaS coJsr ! hs R RfA
RICHARDSON, 1851, 20 It,. modern,
bath. $1,000 value. best offer. XII.
S-IG62. anytime,
PALACE. 1850. 21-ft, completely
| AUSTIN, Ancient Oaks Trailer rark,
| Falls Church. lis
BUS, Marmon HARRINGTON, equipped
as store on wheels; gould be home
eeondd. 27-passenser; 81 .o95. JE,. A.
MUST SACRIFICE at once 1854 az
~. air-cond. Spartan Imp. Mansion.
PoToMA s P szsls' cf scG I5t 49, s
1852 NASHUA 90 #. with bath. See
| at Lot 800. Haines PIT. Motor CT.
Orig. $4,000, sell Sl,500. He. 4-4s20.
LIBERTY "3s." 80; must sell; ST..
$50. Phone JE. 2-303O. LA
e7-FT. HOUSE TRAILER. 1949 zim-
mer; all alum, tandem axle. COM
plete with gas bottle and tires. $3.50
oxon Hill I'd. Sc, 10. 1860,
1882 PRAIRIE SCHOONER. 2f-tt,:
bath, alum. avn. optional, reason
able. Phone West River 3922. l1'
GLIDER. 1854. 3T-ft; cannot be
distinguished from brand-new; eft
CEILINGS. complete bath, including
tub; never been towed, cost new.
S4,7OU; will sell considerably less.
/ Phone Gaithersburg 5S6-W-l. Pvt.
party. la
VERY NICE, an-steel utility trailers:
dxfx3 It. Ii. 4-624s. l3'
care. sacrifice See Sat, Sun. and
ewes, GURNEY. 201 HaineS Point
! Trailer Park. 10.
CONTINUED on next pace
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

INDUSTRIAL and End commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease
A. NJ ROTH CO.. RE. 1880.
WANTED TO, RENT indus. or End
comml.. 500-1, 900 So. IT., cleo. gas,
toilet avail. WO. 6-33Sl. Ia
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LoTs AND ACREAGE EoR sALI ATERfT PROP SALE tcsas
Montgomery County
Country Club Living
LAnRH It'll

LAUREL HILL
s e; rsstrietsd, neS suedivisior
the country club section Of Bradley
blvd. and Seven Locks I'd. Drive Out
Sat- or Sun. and discuss your build
ing program with US. See for your
self how this area suits your needs
DR.: Out Bradley blvd. and l blk
beyond Seven Locks I'd, to Holly Oak
DR.. and left 1 blk to the property
]. r. Little & Assoc.
Realtors. Anyday e-6. JU. $4,000
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

ONE-STORY once building and yard;
storage tanks. RIA. 3-s71O. la
WAREHOUSE, $500 So. it,; ware
house. $4,000 So. IT.. both suitable
for manufacturing. Will heat. un-
limited parking Montsomery County.
Md. Box, l57-V, Star.
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LOTS LOTS LOTS


Columbia Park. corner lot. st. paved.
city water. 1O0x1O0: $1,000.
Glendale HgtS., lots on Margarette
ave. l4Ox1O0, $1,000; terms if de-
5 slTso Edmouston ave-, cor. lot, paved
ST. 55xl76; sewer, water. Reduced
to $1,000.
contee I'd. level lots. $1,000 per acre
Only q few left: easy terms.
water and house, S22, 900.
HE. Assoc: ewes call Mr.. Lauer. AP
7-71S9. W. w. LEWIS.
GOOD INVESTMENT and farming
land. near Gaithersburg-41 acres.
cleared: over 1,200-ft. road frontaee:
S675 per acre. Also approx. 900
acres, $500 per acre. Ask for Mr.
HARRINGTON
H. GLENN GARVIN
10. $500: Eves.-Sun. EN-. 3-055s
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AUToMoTlvE MISCELLANEOUS

BUS, Marmon HARRINGTON. equipped
as store on wheels: could be home
on wheels. Have all seats, peri. cond.:
27-passenser: S1,095. JE. 4-4646.
THREE NEW BILLINGS hvdrauIic
wheel jack and dolly mechanics
back saver. 3,O00-lb, capacity: reg.
ave. s.w.. MA. s-7i25, Monday. Ia
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214 ACRES
FARMERS FARM

Rich, deep, Loundoun Co. loan on
fui rolling acres exceptionally well
fenced land alone is worth asking
price. Plus well-cared-for outbuild-
ings. Lee. older home now being re-
paired. Wonderful springfield lake
and pond. Water in every field. Only
S42 800.
DILLON LAND co.
lila Hillwood Ave, Falls Church. Va
lie A.4n4n 1O
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MOTORCYCLES

1854 ARIEL, $50 c.. like new. XII.
9-7660. Ia
CUSHMAN EAGLE motor scooter,
1854. fine condition. many extras:
$275 or best offer. OIL. 4-29S5.
Ia
I9I7 HARLEY-DAvIDSO "a; good
running condition; Sl55. 10. s.
1903, 1905 Que st. sc. Ia
SAVE SI0O-'55 model Triumph T.
ITO, with extra accessories. Call OIL.
4-0293, --l3
1882 AIS. 500 &C Scrambler. less than
5000 miles. $50 down and take
over payments. CIR. 5-554i. --lJ
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We Recommend as Farms
Or Investment
BAL ACRES

Over 1 mi. frontase: easy driving
distance D.. c.: 10 mi. from Rock
willie .cloverleaf; lge. stream. some
valuable timber, farm Is mostly In
sold. The property is improved
with q 2-story frame house, on high
setting: LIST flr.. 8 lge. rms: End
fir. 6 bedrms. and bath, bsmt. with
stoker heat; double garage and some
outbldgs.: will help finance; $500
per acre.
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DAIRY AND STOCK FARM, 24F
acres, 81 stanchions: mod. farm
236 ACRES: 80 stanchions: mod
home, tenant house.
400 ACRES; brick house, 200 yrs
old: . sets farm bldgs.
200-ACRE STOCK FARM: all-mod
brick home. close in: also tenant
155.AcRE STOCK FARM; Army ON.
Ger, trans: home all mod: com.
muting distance.
1853 ACRES, Carroll County: dairy
farm: lge. home.
81 ACRES: stone house. mod. tenant
Al ACRES: colored: stock farm: 4
rms: lge. stream.
II ACRES. land level: 6-rm. house.
80 ACRES: colored: 5-bedrm. home
10-AcRE POULTRY FARM. money
maker: lge. cinder-block layins
house: liv. quarters: stream.
BACHELORS ATTENTIONS rich
fertile acres with stream: Arm. mod
cottage: hard read: S11,500.
Call evergreen 1886. JOHN
BURDOFT. Colesville. Md, 1875
ColeSville I'd. Silver Spring. Md
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ONE OF THE BEST GRAZING

AND
PRODUCING FARMS ANYWHERE
665-A. farm in Fauquier Co., Va
Army off1cer transferred, must sell
Immediately. 3 houses. good road,
never failing water in every field.
Will sac. $3.50 already financed.
For inspection, call Upperville 100.
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% FLA. AVE. N.W.-Modern. at
tractive 1st comml.; utils. furn. For
info. call DE. 2-2505. NO. 7-S291:
Sun. after pm. Ii. 3-0710. -13
IN GROWING FAIRFAX COUNTY,
Culmore shop. center. Leesburg pike
between Baileys and Seven Corners.
Va. Call DE. 2-55S3 or RIA. 3-1397.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-12

OICIOO 0I1OI w IAN I Ell
We have two excellent shopping
center locations in nearby Virginia
for lease.
Consult Mr.. Young
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
Realtors Since 1905
724 14th st. NV. Ma. S-2345
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-01

6s reol dreonehtful fitted bos styles
woods labeled Some handbags Pretty
sizes 6x Tot really handsome little hubby fin
ishes and Checks solid
Mony with matching Elton
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Boys
Spring Suits
ss
2 4 Ga 5s = #et


Contrasting eued blue
and Sizes II in the group
oobone with
roco
Solid grey Spring blue grey
brown Sizes l8 in the group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-01

Not otter Eoster when you'd sale but before the holidays you
get topnotch topper low SIS Imagine
t~eed eobodn
and 1000 nyon IN all the wonted lengths Button fronts
Spring potels plenty navy group
10, l61z to 24h in both toppers and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-01
RdyOns! NgIOns! WOOls! Many Styles!
Girls Coats, TOppel.s
so
RayOiss! NyIOiss!

II girl likes coos-she choose from solids checks n both
fitted and the loose styles wool royon Some have
fancy collar deo matching hot honboes If
toppehe take her pick Of woods look wosh
able nylons with big collars and sleeves. Sizes a.
Evening star., 1955-02-18
by me Assoeiossd Press

CHICAGO. Feb. is. The
American Medical Association
announced today 1t is dropping
Its accepted seal program on
products and devices so 1t can
give more and faster informa-
tion on new medical advances.
The seal program dates back
to 1905. when the ANA Council
on Pharmacy and Chemistry
began evaluating drugs and re-
ported to the medical profess
sion on these and related
therapeutic procedures.
Program Broadened.
The program later was broad
ened and other ANA Councils
reported on foods, diagriostic
and therapeutic devices and cos.
metics.
Under the program the ANA
Councils awarded seals, for use
In advertising. to manufacturers
and distributors who complied
with rules for such acceptance.
The ANA Journal, which an
nounced the move, said the ac-
Evening star., 1955-02-18
ANA Ends 50-Yeur Practice
Oflndorsing New Products

ceptance program had become
so time me-consuming that councils
had "too little time left for at
tention to other work" The
Journal added:
zone Of the programs SEEM
ingly in greatest demand by the
(medicaD profession Is one that
calls for more information on the
more recent advances IN health
problems ;. to meet the demand
caused by the tremendously and
broadly expanding horizon in
diagnostic. curative and preven-
tive medicine Is a problem of no
small dimensions.
Laws Doing the Job.
Therefore the Board Of
Trustees and the councils have
decided to spend more time on
this important phase of their
work and to increase this work
to match the need"
It added that the need for the
seal program has become less "as
laws have been enacted and as
manufacturers have assumed
more and more their share of
responsibility in marketing
worthwhile products"
Evening star., 1955-02-18
White House Shuns Talk
On Wheat -io-Reds Report

Possibility Of offering some
surplus American wheat to the
Russian people to help relieve
any suffering caused by Soviet
farm program failures as con-
fessed by former Premier Malen-
kov was left open by the White
House today.
James c. Hagerty, White
House press secretary, refused to
confirm or deny reports that
President Eisenhower is consider
ing proposal that he make such
an offer to the new Soviet Pre-
mier, Nikolai Bulganin.
Mr.. Hagerty replied only mo
comment" to all questions about
the published report.
Evening star., 1955-02-18
ADVERTISEMENT.
MANY NEVER
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACkACHES

Naggtng backache, loss of pep and
energy. headaches and dizziness may be
due to showdown Of kidney function.
Important to good health. When some
strain. causes this important function TO
SLOW down., many folks suffer nagging
irritations due to cold Or Tong diet may
cause getting up nights or frequent
Don't neglect your kidneys II these
conditions bother YOU. Try Doan's Pills
2 MID aiuretic. Used successfully by
from these Internationally the is
miles OF kidney tubes and filters flush out
waste. Get Ooan's Pills todaYi
Evening star., 1955-02-18
COATS TOPPERS

PURE WOOL spring coats all FULL
LENGTH! Luscious wool fobrcs in
cIudine suedes, fIeeces, checks, herring
bones, poodIes, eobordines! FIored,
or bosy sbles-oII HAND DETAILED
like far costlier foshions! PosteIs, navy,
black, vivid tones. Sizes 10 to | 8 and
l6Iz to 24Iz in the group.
Evening star., 1955-02-18

Smart new Eoster suits-eveY one fully
lined! All the latest slIhouettes fitted
and boxy, long, torso and cIosscs! ALE
HAND FINISHED for luxury you rarely
find NEAR the price! Crease resistant
royon eobordne. flonnel. crepe, spotter
weoves and tweeds Even some pure
woos. Sizes 9 to IS, 8 to l8, 1914 to
24h.
Evening star., 1955-02-18

Luxurious 1907 WOOL toppers in fleece,
tweed, poodle, suede and novelty weoves!
Smart Ieneths, from fingertip to "a!
Dramatic new styles with fIored or
straight backs, new pocket detoiIs, all
fully lined! HAND FINISHED, too-for
beauty! PosteIs, vivid tones, dark shades.
Sizes 9 to IS. 8 to l8, 1874 to 241z.
Evening star., 1955-06-05

THREE GLAMOUR desserts
l. are developed especially
for those who are counting
calorieS.
It seems the things dieters
miss most are the sweets.
These desserts will satisfy
that craving yet they're low
in calorie value. Sweet music
to waiSt-watchers' ears.
Instead Of sugar, these
recipes call for a non-caloric
sweetener which can be heated
without losing its sweetness.
It is available in three forms:
Liquid, tablets and powder
for use on cereals and fruits.
The following recipes give a
choice Of either the solution
or the tablets.
4AkS AVt Ax404 uCAAVCo 04kO
almond snow are heaven-sent
answers to households where
egg whites tend to accumulate,
such as homes where young
babies get egg yolks daily but
not the egg whites. or where
recipes call only for egg yolks.
In the sherry cream, for
those who don't care for
sherry favor, this recipe may
be adjusted by substituting l
to 2 teaspoons of vanilla.
Sherry Cream
One envelope unflavored
gelatin, 2 teaspoons solution
or Is tablets, crushed; y cup
cold water, 3 eggs. separated;
V cup sherry wine, u cup
non-fat dry milk, u cup cold
water. VI cup crushed corn
fakes. Mix gelatin, sweeten-
ing solution and y cup cold
water In top Of double boiler.
Dissolve over hot water. Beat
Evening star., 1955-06-05
SWEETS FOR DIETERS
Low-CaIory Desserts With Glamour
By Vialei Faulkner
Food Editor

egg yolkS, add small amount
Of hot mixture slowly, stirring
rapidly. Return egg mixture
to top Of double boiler, cook
until mixture coats spoon.
Add sherry. Cool. Whip dry
milk with " cup cold water
until it holds its shape, about
10 minutes. Whip egg whites
until stiff, fold into whipped
milk. Fold into cooled gelatin
mixture. Sprinkle cornflakes
on bottom of l-quart mold or
6 individual molds. Spoon
gelatin mixture over corn
fakes, chill until firm. Makes
6 servings. Each serving con-
tains ITO calories; 10 grams
protein, rs grams fat, IL
grams carbohydrate. II made
with sugar, each portion would
contain 800 calories.
Nut AGargueFites
Two egg whites, " cup
granulated sugar, 2 teaspoons
solution or 16 tablets, crushed;
VI chopped walnuts. ! tea
spoon vanilla. Beat egg whites
stilf, add sugar and sweetener
gradually while continuing to
beat. Fold in walnuts and
vanilla. Drop by measured
tablespoons on well-greased
cookie sheet. Bake in mod
crate oven, 325 degree F., Is
minutes or until lightly
Drowned. Makes 30 margue-
rites. Each cookie contains Is
calories; O.5 grams protein. O.3
grams fat, 2 grams carbO-
hydrate. II made with sugar,
each cookie would contain 33
calorieS.
Alm0md Sn0W
One envelope unflavOred
Evening star., 1955-06-05

gelatin, V cup cold water, /
cup boiling water, 2 tea
spoons solution or 16 tablets,
crushed; " teaspoon almond
extract, S egg whites, 1a cup
slivered, blanched almonds.
Soften gelatin in cold water.
Combine boiling water and
Evening star., 1955-06-05

sweetener, add to gelatin,
stirring until gelatin dissolves.
Add almond extract. Chill
until consistency of unbeaten
egg whites, beat with rotary
egg beater until frothy. Beat
egg whites stiff, fold into gela-
tin mixture with almonds.
~,.r 49,. e..,A.~v~., e~aa ~.~~~,
Evening star., 1955-06-05

Chill until firm. Spoon into
dessert glasses. Makes 8
servings. Each serving con-
tains So calories; 4 grams
protein, 4 grams fat, 1 gram
carbohydrate. II made with
sugar, each portion would
contain lO6 calories.
uAcA ytnse u.Aae I0<x RAcE 1S
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Reds Lose Bondung Round
To Powell on u. S. Rocism

could not live in hotels, eat in
restaurants or go to the movies
but overnight this changed with
out incident" he said. Because
of Supreme Court decisions and
orders which President Eisen-
hover gave the District Commits
sioners. Washington has become
a place of race equality. Wash
ington used to be a cesSpool OF
democracy, but now. in terms OF
democracy. it is one of the best
cities anywhere"
A West German reporter
asked: But what about the
South?"
Mr.. Powell replied that At
lanta and Richmond recently
elected Negroes to city-wide Of
fees and that the hard core OF
racism in the South is a rapid
ly shrinking group"
The Congressman suggested
that Southeast Asia has more
religious and racial discrimina-
ton than the United States. He
said Indonesia has anti-Semitic-
like feelings against three mil
lion Chinese here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18

The cell must have enough
light so that the prisoner can
read the Scriptures and should
not have solid doors.
Our goal. In line with that
of most modern penologists, is
to retain tan individually dig
nifty"
Therefore. stripping prisoners
is forbidden.
Removal of all clothing is
considered huniliating and is
forbidden as a form OF punish
ment." the Army circular reads.
One case of prisoner stripping
was reported last year. That
was one too many for Mai. Gen.
William H. Maglin, the Army's
chief law-enforcement officer. He
Is responsible for the new cir
cular.
tReleased By North American 81
Newspaper Alliance)
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Irish Threaten
War on Britain

BALLINASLOE, Ireland, April
ID (P).-A leader of the illegal
Irish Republican Army last night
publicly threatened an armed
offensive soon to break the Brit
ish hold on the six Ulster coun-
ties of Northern Ireland.
THE IRA are going to tackle
the job of ending the border
with guns in their hands," Jo-
seph MacCrystal. a veteran
leader of the group, told meet
ing here.
Within the next three years
they will make the six counties
so hot England will not be able
to hold them" he declared,
Ulster is now a part of the
United Kingdom, along with
England. Scotland and Wales.
The Ballinasloe meeting was
sponsored by Sim Fein, an Irish
political party which is militant
in its demand that the six coun-
ties be united with the Irish Re-
public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18
BY JAMES E. ROPER
Star StafI Correspondent

BANDUNG. Indonesia, April
18.-Negro Representative Pow
ell looked the Communist propa-
gandists squarely in the eyes and
proudly proclaimed:
"Racism in the United States
is on the way out
The Communists snorted.
They whispered among them
selves. Then they subsidized
without replying.
Mr.. Powell. the New York
Democrat who came to the
Asian-African conference to de-
fend the United States, thus won
the first skirInish with the Reds.
q The scene was played before
n reporters at a news confer
ence he called to answer a Cey-
lonese reporters questions about
race relations In the United
States and to answer a crack
Chinese Communist Premier
Chou En-lai made upon arriving
in Banding.
Mr.. Chou said "some peoples"
dislike the conference and ARE
trying by all means to sabotage
it"
Mr.. Powell. wearing an all
white sports shirt, shouted.
Anyone who says the United
States wants to sabotage this
conference is liar"
There were more snorts from
the Communists. but no reply.
So Mr.. Powell started to lecture
reporters, including Indonesians.
Indians, Filipinos, That's and
four Russians.
His lecture skillfully raised a
touchy issue. Indonesia and Com
munist China are feuding be-
cause the Reds are insisting that
the Chinese here are Peiping
citizens-with the obvious posi-
bility that they some day may
become an excuse for Chinese
Communist intervention here.
Mr.. Powell pleased India by
condemning Portugal's continued
control of bits of territory India
desires. He also volunteered
that the United States must take
every opportunity to fight both
the old style colonialism of
Western powers and the new
style colonialism of communism.
After an hour of this, the Con-
gresham had fired both barrels
several times and the news con-
ference ended. But the Commu-
nists knew that, although the
United States was not attending
the conference, here was one
American who was going to be
hard to handle.
Mr.. Powell related that he is
the grandson of a Franklin
County. Virginia. slave who was
branded wit ha red-hot iron be-
cause he ran away. Nevertheless,
Mr., Powell said. he has been
elected to Congress six times and
serves on the Labor and Educa-
ton Committee.
Zone time in Washington !