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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

BRICK BUNGALOW, SlI.700--2
bedrms., expandable attic. sep. din.
rm;. equip. kit. bsEnt., near shops
and trensp. PRINCE GEORGES
REALTY CO. I'M. 4-1166. WA. q
NSH.vETs. ArTENTIoN.-ssoo Z On,
$50 per mo. pays all l8-ft. liy.
rin-, family din, rrn.. equipped kit,
tEtn-sized bedrms.. walk-in closets.
Better than new cond. Close to
everything and new parkway
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES.
N Ac s aaD QUIET. Jus. of route ss s,
ssransh ave.. I miles from Dis
Boiling. Honest TO goodness masonry
bungalow, on over acre lot. Big
roomy rms, fireplace, 2 screened
p0rches, unfinished upstairs. Drive
BY. 1904 Middleton lane, then
enli poyg NJ. SMILEY. Realtor,
sif.5S5. IA Re44MBLER : 5 bsdr lS ],
patio. AnchoT-fenced lot, equipped
kitchen incl. auto. washer; con-
veniently located. mr.. Baltimore
pkWy. Vets only. 1885 cash down.
ROBERT .. DAVIS q Co. NC.
|s-BEDRooM BRIcK-separaie din.
rm.. liy. rm. with firepl.. scr. porch,
finished rec. rm.: lae.. corner lot.
owner p says sel. PRINCE ScE osoRdEs
REALTY Co, uN. 4-I1e6. WA, =
BUY. OF THE YEAR-AIi-brieE
rsm,bier "a, . bsdI%s;. !, loaded .o VIII
PRiscE GEORGE sf sSiasRit co
IcoSrEMPs0oRARY R42HSIB;LER, liz,
you see In pictures. Spanking new
De luxe kit, Hollywood partitioneo
bath, 3 big bedrms., foldine closets
full bsrnt. Lge. lot with panorama
Lge. cerport. Only 2 avail ct thu
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ARL. Blvd. NEAR MELPAR-
Brick Cape Cod: 5 bedrms.. !.
baths. bsint, Earase. a-acre lot;
81 900. $1,000 cash. Assume
$4,000 first trust and balance In
End trust. Phone so. 6.60R6.
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THOS. D. WALSH. INC,
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI, 24l7 Lyndon st.--open
SUNDAY 20; lovely 9-bedrm brick
lge. Kitchen. equip with GARBAGE
disposal, full basement. rec. rm.,
and many extras, Vacant. Price.
S13,9j0. Gl approved or $1,000
down TO non-0I 2 blks, IN rear of
Adelphl Shopping Center FLOYD
II. DAVIS CO.. 1929 X 81. NV, Ma.
AS nosRiS svi gIE iR a1 ca%o spri6 e
Clinton area Beautiful. new, g.
bedroom brick ramhlers. full bsmt,.
fireplace, oil heat; lots over 10000
500 terms, Also approximately SO
lots TO choose from on which owner
will build to suit purchasers, KEEL
sEY REAL ESTATE. Ii. 4-1lI4.
CY. 7-0t9I. Oh. 2-1427, --l6
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

AREA; S1I.260. GI--
2-bedrm., brick, semidet. Added
features: Finished bsmt.. fenced
yard, cement porehes; excel. eond.
mr.. shop. and school. OWNER. SO.
6-46o3 --16
leaving town, must
sell. 3-bedrm.. row house, In q
hurry, 81 $50 cash and assume Oh
trust Of 5000. Call XII. S-26Ip.
ALEXANDRIA---Soiid brick: 8 bed
rooms. 2 baths full basement: SIS,-
600. Call OWNER, 80. 6-5s03.
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ALEXANDRIA
REWERT.Y HILLS

LIZ I1gI 11111I0 n
Beautiful white brick Colonial with
tins on a lsrse lot with tan trees
in Aiexandris's fnest residential
area Lee. liv. rm. with frepl.,
sep. din. rm,, ige.. equipped Fit.
incl. disp., inclosed porch. over
looking patio and lovely pvt. gar.
den. 8 nice bedrms. and fun bath.
10 school, shopping and trans
portation OF or FLA terms. 10
CHARLES R. HooFF. INC. 81
re. 6-3445 Ewes. TE. 6-7675
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ILEXANDRIA sPECIAL--Irnmacuiate
3-bedroom rambler on large fenced
disposal included. Low down Day
men ssc Only Eyl 81 i;s5oxrpIs s-s2sa
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3-bedfoom
Cape Cod with fireplace and screen
ed porch on large lot. Convenient
location, Approved CT. Only Si4.s
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AIExANpRTA AREA .
HOMES OF Sc !
OPEN
10 TO 6 p M.

fully air conditioned bricit.
and stone, split level homes ~
Country Club Terrace. oVeriookiHW
sign in split level homes. All quality
materials and workmanship. no
substitution. Plastered walls. m
lumber. copper plumbing. fully MeN
sulated, 81 LIT. rec. rn1. with hrepts
which Is almost ground level and m
I'm I'M !; 81. plh1m9ins rOuEhed a. q for th q
Roman brick fireplace. picture
window. dining. room. kitchen de-
signed for the ladies. Oxford birch
cabinets .eye-level electric. built-in
oven and range, Fofmica bar. IL
GU. II. Frigidaire, garbage disposals
dishwasher. exhaust fan, 8 beds
rooms. baths, Master bedroonis
l.xls. with shower bath; walk-irti
closet, 5x7. Flagstone patio. car
port eS Tar.,ssn driys sInS iands;sspsd
from S38.156 to SCI. 500.
bivd, 70 Belle Haven rd.. turn riIhi
Fort Hunt I'd, turn left j blk on
Terrace sample home on left Or
follow o. 8. hwy, south to Fort
Hunt I'd. turn left. continue past
Belle Haven Country Club to coun-
BELL REALTY co.
k1 s.isSs. Realtors. Q iii b. -ie
. 7ITTYHNf1RTA VTffNYTY
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OE BIN OVNAISA4 4 III
Large rambler, living room with hre-
place, dining area, Kitchen. . bea-
porches, / with fireplace. fun base
nent; gas heat and washer.
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
Il. $4,000 Eyes. 10. e-e539
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ALEXANDRIA
BEVERLY HILLS
$17,750 !. ],

This low, low price even surprised rs
seetioni Here Is . neat and at
tractive 2.story Colonial with ny.
ing room, dining room, kitchen and
DEN on LIST floor. End door has :
comfortable bedrooms and hath.
There is a full basement. screened
porch end . lovely .ree-studded
y yara; Isn't It amazins Doz
appointment to inspect.
The M. H. BARRY Org.
2a06 Mt. Vernon Ave. Alex. We.
XII $1,000 XII BOOTS
THE Old Reliable Once" S
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CFfEST'NuT Huns
BRICK DUTCH COLONIAL
Cheyerly Area

3-bedrm. rambier---A real don house
only az years old: beautiful Ice
level Anchor-feneed lot; gas heat;
close TO new Wash. Baltic. frseway;
Sill, 800 for quick sale. CLYDE n.
ADAMS. ReAltor, uN. 4-1l43.
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REDUCED $1,000.

BELOW THE MARKET. Cute ma
sonry rambler. 2 bedrms., paneled
wall. hrepl.,. oil f.-W.h.. 2-car ga
rage with loft 10Oxl 60-ft.s level
lot. beautifully handicapped. Close
70 schools and transp. sacrif.
BY appt. only. J. RANDALL WAL
CROFT, Realtor, UN. 4-340O. -16
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HOUSES FoR sALE-Mp.
A Gracious Country Home

a icrmerIs owned as and eom mi ' re-
stored hy o. s. Diplomat for his
This desirable property has 'front.'
are OF about. 1000 It. on an ex-
eellent paved road. and consists
n .tou nssss cal sp5 nv Es cSsasp
RealIor. en-. 2-4232. lie
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
FOREsTVILLE RAMBLER

EOEtES 7 W16LG ELkkN4LIGtb
s RIG s 3 HEpRr sfz 81 ;so S, PoWE
ING.
mos. Old: ON bsauta lss:; level lot.
b136 or ST. 3-7368.
rnN q ms AZ nv ~ 4
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BETHESDA
BETHEsDA

OPEM. ] TIL 8
Brick Colonial: liv. rm. with firepi..
fun din, rni.. iae. kit. with knotty-
pine cabinets. Eating space. Built
IN garage. Full dayiisht bsmt.
Priced below eos Close to schools
STANFORD REALTY CO.
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BETHESDA

OPEN SUNDAY, "a
1929 Maple Ave.--.DtstinctiVe white
custcm-huiit 3.bedrm. home, sep.
din. rnl.. lge. sun. rn-. incl. porch
opening into attrae. rear garden:
fun bsmt.: det garage:. mr., NH and
MRS. sPAuLDINo. wo. 6-ol6o
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S7,100
q ROOMS : (! BATH

STORAGE ATIIc
$40 so PER MO. PAYS ALL
Drive out Marlboro pike to S7th'
to S2nd ave. left to SEA. Sample
house open Sat. and Sun TIL dark.
CARSON g. GREENE CO.
uN 4-f3f3 UN. 4-Sa4s
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CHEVERIlY
OPEN SUM-, 2 TO $50
a5o6 Crest ave, Lovely brick and
frame h,n 5smblsf Lily S.t rn. WI NTH nesDs
two bedrms.; fun bsmt. Gas h.-w,h.,
Storm drs, and windows, A very
nice home In Al condition. Priced
right at SI4.950 on terms, See
Mr.. Sheehan. AP T-sn74 with NJ.
PAUL HANNAH, 732 nth ct. NV.
NE. S-4l00. Id
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HOUSES FoR sALE-Mp.
1h Baths-Bsmt.
Heart Of Silver Spring
COLONIAL
IN GLENWOOD
1904 ROSEWOOD DR..

S23. 500
You win be delighted when
you see this lovely brick
home. It's been kept SPAR
king and In fine condition.
The living room opens onto
O large screened porch. The
dining room is separate and
fun size. Along with q cute
kitchen. 1t has 5 big, COM
Portable bedrooms and 2 full
baths. Full basement with
partially finished recreation
room. Compact buiit-in ga
rage. Situated on level,
wooded lot in quiet area
OF established homes. close
10 everything. this lovely
house should sell this week
end. Directions. Out Old
Georgetown I'd. to Roosevelt
St. right on Roosevelt, 2 blks.
TO Rosewood dr.. right on
Rosewood to our open sign.
Samuel E. Bogley, Inc
u. 6-7S00 Ewes, OIL. 4-07s
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BETHESDA

CAPE coD COLONIAL
0201 Wiimett rd.---Attractive: s bed
rooms, 2 baths, fireplace, sep. din.
rm., completely e1uip.. corner lot,
near Wyngste q. and Jr. Schools;
oiEN s1T..suN.. 90 Pm.
DIR: out Old oeorgetewn I'd. az
mi. to Beech. left 2 hiks.. bear 1t,
on Wtlp1ett to open sign.
JAMES A. HEWITT CORP.
is2o Eye St. wv, ST. 3-23s3, Ewes.
or Mrs. WriRht. OIL. 6-60e1
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4-BEDROOM

4-BEDROOM
Brick Cape Cod. nr. y. of Md. cam
pus, for SIS. 500. vets or non-vets,
Sep din; area. equipped kits full
workshop and photo darkroom :
alum. storm windows; lovely land
scsped lot. M. schools and transp.
Vacant. Have you seen our new
split level at S16,5007
BURCH REALTY CO.
10. p-5gee TIL a PM,
AFTER z PM. WA. 7-564l
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FIRST TIME DIFFERED
NORTH COLLEGE PARK
CT APP-Si3 100

Omen sun, I2-dark: submit offer:
9723 NaYAgansett pkwy.--5-bedrm.,
uitramod. Colonial brick; din. rm. (;
fenced lot: full bsnlt.: near. schools
and new shopping center. Mr.. Du-
val; JU; ,v; S,ao4i. HE. 4-sooo'
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sos ELM AVENUE
T,AKOMA PARK

II Is easy TO see the value
Of this 3-bedroofn. 2-heth.
brick rambler with large NV
Ing foom.- full DINING. loom:
modern kitchen, finished
recreation room In tlp-top
Condition at only S24.1b0. TO
REACH. Out New Hamp-
shire ave, left on Ethan
Allen ave, left on Elm. ave.
to our stgn.
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DOCTORS, LAWYERS

- - - = NeSN@t @@N@N-N
FatherSl Mt. Rainier
4i01 31st ST. Nj. RAINIER
Beautiful brick on one Of the loyeliest
corners n. Prince Georges County.
bbx166 IT., completely Anchor
fenced. Tremendous brick gaFage.
House Is immaculate throuGhout.
Yor must see the interior and
you'll agree. Modern. spacious
kitchen, full bsmt., auto. hot-weteT-
heat. End floor, hedrms. and bath
or complete 2-bedrm. apt. which
could be rented for sos.
Woodbridge Realty, NO. 7-720S
Ewes. Mr.. TURNER. HU. 3-4s47
EYE BEFORE YOU BUY
2 bedrms.. story and one-half. with
lovely combination glazed porch;
located near stores. church and
schools In College Park with trans.
portation at door; parochial school
and church VI block. Reasonably
priced Of sI3,15o. terms. TO
EDWARD DANIELS BROKER
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OPEN SAT.-suN., is

10, s-s514, Mr.. Miller, RE. 5-a2i6.
DIRECTIONS: Out Mass ave. Ext.
past iirehouSe TO Mohiean drive,
left to Wiscassett I'd. left to 6107.
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ParklaW1l, w. HyattS.
Wsifsifl Closets aS Gas heat n0 Rsdse.
in excel taste. inside and out.
Rear patio. Fenced yard. Corner
lot Assume OF loan. $40, 100 or
Si4,5O0. TO Inspect call til q pm,
CO. 5-4056 HA. 2-5S04
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CHARMING 2 ACHES
This old house. nestled. IN fine grove
consisting OF Ice. liv. rni. with nre-
and bath on LIST a.: 8 hedrms. and
bath on 2nd a.: full hsnit. with
shower s ssdk,n Oh nos isa r meat AL
space, this Is Il. Price, S10.e00.
PENrAo0N REALTY. q,
ca, s-os44 Fairfax, t "a
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SALES, II

ire L st. NV. ma. $4,000
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lLEXANDkIA--Geo. Mason School
area. Lovely uncovered brick CO.
loniai, l blk. Geo. Mason Elem.
School; y blk. TO express bus. Fea-
lures sep. din. rm.; lge. Kit With
breakfast table: rear screened liv-
ing porch: ga bedrms.: II baths;
full bsmt.; Diet. gar, Excellent cond.
S21 $50; Oh contracts with 1f1sh
NOEDe CO.. 3g42 No. Chester
brook I'd, Arlington. KE. s-5157.
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$50 PER MO. win buy thls c-beagrm

800 PER MO. viii buy this 2-bedrfri.
bungaiow With expansion sttic IN
Wooded WOODED lot, cii heat. - low AZ
$1,000 down. Cali 'til o pm. WA.
$4,000. ROBERTS 8. DAVIS q Co,
INC. --1b
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-20

. Two Freezing compot-
menfs One for sharp
freezing one for frozen
storage. No duplicate food
handling. Super-low tenn
peratures IN both compart-
ments.
. Eosy-Reod Controls
Located for quick, easy
reading and adjusting.
Warming light assures con-
slant satisfactory opera
ton.
. exfro-Wide Ledge Around
Top Of Chesf-May be used
for orderly, trouble free
loading or sorting.
Finger Touch Handle and
Sofefy Lock A touch of
your finger opens chest.
Convenient handle lock
guards against food raid
ers."
5-Yeor Guarantee Pro-
tects against food loss due
to mechanical failure.
Evening star., 1955-11-29
Better Construction
lin Russiu PLEDGED

MOSCOW, Nov. 20 P.-So-
Wet architects have sent a
pledge to Premier Nikolai A.
Bulganin and Communist Party
Boss Nikita S. Khrushchev to
improve Soviet architecture and
building.
Winding UP the second day Of
their all-union congress yester-
day. they wired the touring lead
ers in India hailing them for
the attention they pay building
and design.
In its work our congress is
led by decisions of the party and
the government on questions of
radical improvement in building
and architectural SKILL" the
message said. I'VE are sure ar
chitects and builders, carrying
out these decisions, will raise
Soviet architecture and building
10 new levels"
Evening star., 1955-11-29

mated $4,000 in. rings and other
in q box in the store.
AS the first suspect 'crawled
out the window. Pvt. Ruffing
saw the butt of a revolver stick
ing from his pocket and took
1T from him.
Two Garry Knives
Two others carried long-blad-
ed knives. police said.
The patrolman ordered all
four to LAY face down on the
ground and stick your hands
out in front Of you" The four
complied willingly enough and
that is how three policemen
found them when they reached
the scene.
Oldest of the four was Rob-
ert w. Marks, Is, of the 1900
block / street NE. The other
three were l6.
Evening star., 1955-11-29
Adam didn't
dress for dinner -.

But times have changed since then. Now
adays, the focus on mems clothing Is an
important one :. and the look for formal
attire is elegant-and individual. Perfec-
tion in fabric, tailoring and fit is what
every one looks for in formal suit
and this is what you'll find in our Photo
Metric made-to- measure tuxedos.
Our new PhotoMetriC method of made-to-
measure tailoring assures you of perfection
fit without even single try-on. It is scien-
tifically exact, leaving no room for guess
work. You select your fabric and color
from our collection of fine suitings, select
the variations in style that suit your par
ticular tastes. Your PhotoMetriC made-to-
measure suit is individually yours.
With the holiday season upon us, you1l
want to look your best. Order your Photo
Metric made-to-measure tuxedo now :.
available from $125 . exclusively at
Jos. A. Wilmer & Co., cor. l4th and H SITS. NV.
PS. Ready Made Tuxedo, it desired, SIS
Evening star., 1955-11-29
BRONX PLUMBER AT WORK
Merger Aims to Benefit
Nation, Meony Says

This Is the second Of series of three
srtieIss BY . veteran Assoeioted Press
lsber reporter on the forthcoming
merger Of the AL and clio.
Evening star., 1955-11-29


them and held all four until ad-
ditional police arrived.
Pvt. Ruff1ng, 20, and Pvt. A. A,
Bolton, 25. who has yet to attend
rookie school, were patrolling
afoot about II pm. when they
noticed the iron grating torn
from rear window Of the store.
Sees Figure in Store
Sending Pvt. Bolton to call
for help in case of trouble. and
then to guard the front door,
Pvt. Ruffing lifted the rear win
dow and shade. He saw one
shadowy figure. identified him.
self. pulled his gun and ordered
one and all outside.
They apparently had some
conversation among themselves" "
he said land decided they'd bet
ter come out"
Police later found an esti-
Evening star., 1955-11-29
Scores
RedCoIoniaIisIn

NEW YORK, Nov. % R.-
Supreme Court Justice william
%. Douglas says that although
Russia roundly denounces colo
nialism. it has a brand within
Its own borders more evil than
ANYTHING England ever pro-
NOTED"
Justice Douglas, writing in the
current issue of Look Magazine.
identified the area as Central
Asia. a vast stretch Of Russian
country from China on the east
to the Caspian Sea on the west.
I'm this part Of the Soviet Tn
lon.p Justice Douglas said, 'po-
litical control is concentrated In
the hands Of Russians: there
are segregated schools, special
courts for trial Of Russians and
discrimination against the native
people,"
Justice Douglas, who spent a
month in the area last summer,
said it is made up Of flve repub-
lies populated by Turkmen. Tad
zhiks. Uzbeks. Kirghiz and Ka-
Izakhs, all non-RusSians.
Czarist Russia conquered the
sections In a series Of military
Iconquests that ended near the
close Of the century.
Justice Douglas described the
TERRITORY as a "veritable arsenal
lof Soviet power--atomic energy,
coal mines, copper smelters, steel
mills, oil wells, textile mills :.
and a miscellaneous group Of
factories
The Asians are In titular con-
Itrol Of their governments, JUS
Itice Douglas said, but Russians
ARE scattered through secondary
posts so as to sit astride most
lof the channels controlling the
important decisions"
Russians are encouraged. to
lemigrate to the five republics.
Justice Douglas said, ana are
paid 80 per cent more salary
than Asians performing the same
job are paid. He said separate
schools also are maintained for
the Russians and natives.
Evening star., 1955-11-29
Five Juveniles Flee
Bows Truininn School

Five juveniles escaped from the
National Training School for
Boys. shortly after 6 o'clock last
night. but one was caught inn
mediately, police said today.
Four. however, are still at
large, but an interstate lookout
tor them has been broadcast. Po-
lice suspected that the four took
g Ford stationwagon and left
Washington.
Evening star., 1955-11-29
School Farley
Rejects Change
In Procedure
continued Prom First PAGE

Continued From First Page
ly on the issue, although he told
he hoped some agree
ment might be forthcoming. last
night gave a hint that he may
be in agreement with the Eli
senhower- Nixon stand.
The conference chairman
drew applause when he told
delegates that I'VE all want the
best education obtainable for all
American children, and one way
or another, ! think that most
OF US are willing to pay for it
and work for it."
He said the Nations schools
are tagging behind both the
eountry's aspirations and capa-
bilities, but that "our new eco
nomic power makes big plans for
education practical"
1T is my opinion that we have
now reached a time in our his
tory when we must unite on solu-
tons to school problems" he de-
clared. Counties children are
waiting for us to get together and
provide good schools for them
Now is the time for Ameri-
cans to agree on what must be
done, and to do It,"
Science Teaching Stressed
DR.. James P. Killian, jr.. pres
ident of the Massachusetts, In
stitute of Technology, told the
conference this morning that the
country needs to bolster the
teaching Of science and other
subjects in order to keep abreast
of the times.
This afternoon, H. Grant Vest.
Colorado State commissioner of
education. told the delegates
school organization in. many
parts of the country is outmoded
and should be revamped. He
said more attention needs to be
given to Federal Government
educational functions.
Delegates this morning split
into more than l60 small groups
to begin drafting tentative rec
concentrations on the six major
conference questions. After
these initial sessions, discussion
chairmen will prepare final re-
ports, which will be passed on
to President Eisenhower.
Evening star., 1955-11-29

Continued From First Page

Continued From First Pags
lof Executive Order l0450. which
lset up the personnel security
program, or in the sample regu.
Ilations drawn up by the Depart
Iment of Justice.
Mr.. Fenton explained that the
matter Of associations ante.
dated the Eisenhower security
program and had been upheld al
lin complete harmony with Ex-
tecutive Order 10450 by both the
Defense Department and the
attorney General.
Mr.. Hooker asked whether the
problem Of guilt by kinshir
didn't arise because defense
regulations depart from the
Icriteria" of the executive order
MY answer to that is cate.
lgorically no." Mr.. Fenton re.
lplied.
BrOwneIl 70 Testify
At the close of today's session
lEenator 1Iennings, Democrat oi
Missouri, subcommittee chair.
man, announced that the nexI
meeting would take place when 9
mutually satisfactory time could
be arranged between the staff
land Attorney General Brownell
who is slated to be the next
witness.
Yesterday Chairman Philil
young Of the Civil Service Com,
mission testified that three o
every four persons fired BY thl
Government In cases involving
serious questions Of security
never are told they are suspected
risks.
They embrace a group, he said
who are fred for cause. lin som,
eases for drunkenness - ant
against whom security risk &C
cusations indicating possible sub
version also have been made
Mr.. Young. who keeps the a6'
lnninistration's official nC2 scort
lof security risk flrings and les
lignations. said be confines tntt
la single total the number oustee
las downright security risks ant
those fired for non-risk reasons
hut against whom there also 4
q backlog of other derogatorl
information.
DiscIoses Blacklist
Mr.. Young disclosed his agen'
cy has maintained since 1910 ;
big card index file which nov
contains the names Of about
million persons who might o.
might not some day apply fol
lGoyernment jobs and are al
ilegedly affiliated with some sor
of subversive organization o.
activity"
He said the information in thl
lille comes from many sources
and that Civil Service makes nj
claims as to its reliability or trie
Ito evaluate it. Evaluation woult
be up to the head Of the agenc.
considering whether to en1plo.
some one named on the list.
He said the index, which HI
termed "a reference file. may b
referred to as many as 500
times in one day.
: He said the commission als'
maintains 9 central security In
ldex. including records as fa'
back as 1889, which contains tnl
names Of "a little under 5 mil
lion persons whom the Govern
iment has employed or consideret
Iemploying and whose names havI