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APIS. FURNlSHED-D.c.

APIS. FURNISheO-D.C.
GARDEN APIS. s. E.-2-bedroom
furn. apt. SIG. IS. utils. incl.
cSnvo e Z, K t5ansp.' shoppins' SCHOOLS
BEE34c66N s91 AIRS, $50, c.ly.r. ST. St NV
r Psss IS sco Sr1oi KEY APT. HOTEL
Completely furn. apis. BY dav or
ATTRAC. nv APIS. $l4 wk. up
child or babies welcome. Also hskpg
rms. 1l0l 18th nv. Dl. 5-7SSs
1888 CONN. .AvE.-Efne $50 mo;
b lSedrm .,i art t., fGr s d s MOI . mS
DOWNTOWN. 81 New York ave
n,w.-Lre. enc, complete kit. lst,
soas 18Th sr. Nv. Emciency
apis. All util, incl; $40 mo. See
RESIDENT MANAGER after 4 m
18th ST. NV. 45IO - Basement
apt. above street level; niceiS
KIM it,l ba,S. I large Closets. pvt en-.
frances. Child accepted. $50 mo
17,a SUMMIT pL. NV. - quiet
street: attractive liv. rm.. bedrm.
kit. and bath. Laun. facil. Apt
bldg. Air-cond. avail. EN-. 2-S14S
1879 MONROE ST. N.w.-New; en-
pvt. entr. For . or 3. DU. 7-eob4
KENNEDY ST. NV corner stu.
Incl: ! lady; $40. RA. 3-2e4$,
LAMONT sT. NV. 1914 = Enc
t.
l lI,i , he1sskeepins rm' for lazy
s III n 9- sT. wv rms. kit. sne
bath. Nicely furn. In Ice. apt
BLDG. Avail Aug. is. Elk. s-4556
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-you car
enjoy convenient in-town apart;
% 1Tsa v iss, Il s. qn, w r xstqsetS,
al 500. incl. ali utils; Avail, now
SHANNON a. LUCHs CO., 724 14th
st. NV, MA. S-2345 Ill
vACANT--3 apis. in ne. white sec
ton; 2 lge. rms, bath. uttls; incl
p Rffs fcsaNrssssil; arts 81 e HOTEL II
building, Newly DECORATED combi-
nation living room. large DRESSING
closet. with refrigerator anc
equipped for light, Housekeeping
maid service. excellent downtown
location, 24-hour elevator anc
switchboard service. Weekly anc
monthly rates, comparable &c
apartment rent. Call Resident
Manager. 1900lF st NV. ME- g.
NEW MOD. downtown elev. bldg
with sundeck; bsmt,, garage avail
Ideal employed girls and couples
New mod. furn Beautiful spacious
bedrm. apt, Sl09 80, Enc. $3.50
,lS25 Tst nv; AD, 4-H%1o' J ma
room and kitchen. entire Bird floor
Adults only. S65. DE. 2-4446:
Iii
DUPONT CIRCLE - Groom apt
free for managing rooming house
e sd 14ls Goth st. NV See Mr.
N.W,-Lovely liv. rm.. . bedrms.
Kit, pvt. sntr; adults; Near tr1nsp
NICELY FURN bed-iiv, .rm.. kit.
bath, SCI; in back porch; adults
liz
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HOSE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
25 IT. Garden Hose as Low As 81
J. H. GICHNER
2513 M 81. NV. Ex. 3-3b27
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Phiico refgr.. reas, XII 9-0435. Ill
FURN.-sofa and slip cover. Tur-
and mattress. Reas. RA. 3-T414
FTRN.-sacrifice Meyer din table
chairs. 500: good Wilton rugs. cost
over 5000, S35 each: gorgeous
Herman with medallion center
si00: fine collection popular anc
ciass!ca! records. Sc each; entire
I'm yadio. phono. comb, cost $3.50
for $3.50; sofa, $50: mirrors, lamps
frames Also selling home. WO
f-0655.
FURN., red Chesterfield-Dunc
Phyfe glass-top coffee table; iesv-
ing town; best offer. EN-. 2-1o:'1
--l3
FURN.--Mahog. bedrm. suite, dble
HOLLYWOOD bed: dinette set, sew
ine machine. end tables. kit, furn;
china. etc. glider and other porch
turn, Priced to sell. OWNER, IA
FURN.-conee table. solid mahos
"HeppleThite" 3 piece, drop
~ ilsns ss5sf ssaiF' mech peri ii So
FUkN,-Traditional mahog furn;
chests of drawers: vanity with
mirror: sewing table: coffee table
traverse rod drapes, a bed with
Beautyrest mattress: all in gooc
cofid., priced for immed sale, Must
be sold by Friday. Call 10. 4-623t
any evening after g. Ill
FURN.-2-pc. liv rm.. gray shat
rug. axI2: gray platform rocker
wrought irea dinette set; lamps
FURRN.MKing-size double bed. Gus
tom-made; nearly new: foam rub
Der mattress. bargain at $3.50, OIL
FURN. Living room. kitchen
lamps. and tables. l117 Vernon
ave. NV, Apt. 33. A. ANDERSON
rUEX s;sa l ss:,,or somi bIH.
extra pillows; springs and frame
COED cond $50. OIL. 6-745S. Il,
FURN.. new sofa and chair, tables
mod. bedrm,, mahoR. din. rm.., occ
tables. chairs, rugs, Hlywd. beds
reas.. XII. 8-0035. Il
GAS RANGE, excellent condition
1851 model; $50. JU. S-2049. i
GAS RANGES, new. used: installa
ton. PEERLESS SALES CO.. 223
Ga ave. DE. 2-5566. =,
GAS RANGES, new, used, rep: oil
coal. wood ranges. ACME STOVE
l011 7th st, nv; n IA s-S952 =,
UP; lge. assort.. cleo motor repairs
4lst yr. CARLY, 1908 14th. NO
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MIseILrANEoUs FOR SALE
REFRIGERATOR
$19.95
NOTHING DOWN
6-MONTH GUARANTEE
LARGEST SELECTION
FREE DELIVERY
ANAEr cTOyTr ~


10l1 9TH ST. NV. Ma. s-s95:
RIFLE, 20, telescope sight, $25
excellent condition. used once, PE
RUGS, Oriental; large and small
reduced prices. RARE RUG SHOP
2427 18th st. NV. -
SERVICE STATION EQUIPMENT
Cash register, Tub. equip, batterl
charger, oil purger. jacks, etc.
reas. Call IA. 5-9326. Sat. ana
Sun. any time; weekdays after
SEWING Vi MACHINES. Singer port
ables, desk models and consoles
All floor samples, carrying new
machine guarantees. Savings up u
$40. Also wide-selection Of useS
electrics from $685. up. singer
SEWING CENTER. 1910 @ st
NV, Ma. S-0164. Ia
SHOE STORE FIXTURES for sale
Window fixtures. forms, fans
aluminium ladders, chairs. shoe ia.
bies, cash REGISTERS, showcase. etc
Located at 653 H st.. ne, Sho'
Dept, in Morton's. Almost giver
away for quick sale IA
Simmons. with slipcover
good condition; reasonable. Ewes
la h.l4Rh.
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ROOMS FURN.-S.E.-S.W.

$40 9Th ST. s.E.-Pa. ave. W, NJ, a
A. bus line; shop. center blks.
saIe,, or d sas5 rsfsr. in hall. $50
Block Library Of consress, Well
furn. rms. men. Ii. 3-2e1S. liz
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.E.
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

COR. 18th AND l. N.w.-Small rm.
run. water. next bath, refgr., Ink.
gent. Also Ice. rm. for cple., Ink
4 10 eth ST.. s.W.-$7 per VIZ, Coo
bath. Also s rms. and bath Isl
4lO6 I4th ST. N.W.-Near shopping
tfansp.; reas. rent. RA. 6-3696;
$3.50 18th ST. N.w.-1st a. bed
sitting rm.. lge. closets. eompl, Kit
pvt. entr. S12.f5 wk. DE. 2-1o7o
STUDIO RIM, porch, yard. cloel
radio. TV, airfoam matt, $40
SIS. 2147 = NV, Elk. $685.
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Pleasant Hills
Between Hawaii Ave. and
Hardwood Rd. NE.

Between HAWAII ave. anu
Hardwood Rid. NE.
An in-town development that 2nere
botdered with trees and having
lovely weIl-kept grounds. yet WithiuF
g one-busfare location.
All buildings are modern, In design;
each apt. with large picture WIN"
dows; storage and laundry Xaclh-
ties provided.
Now ayailable-One- bedroom apart
ment with modern equipment. IN
duplex and S-family buildings. Also
completely furnished apartment.
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FREE!

Approx. 5000 cubic yards fill
dirt, behind Merchants
Terminal, Landover, Md.
Furn. own truck. Ma. g.
9515, 8-4 pm.
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: DOGS. PETS. ETC.

WANT TO ADOPT Q homeless pet2
Visit WASHINGTON ANIMAL RES
CUE LEAGUE. II O. st. NV.
BEAGLES, 2 males, mos, AK
champion stock. shots and wormed
Solid black blankets. ia. 5-s4sl.
ENGLISH BULL PUPPIES, Q Wks.
old, Axe registered and shots. 20.
psS ALMA PUPS, Axe res:,. cham;
bets. Ress. JE. 4-43b9. -I6
BOXER PUPPIES. Axe reg. fawn,
s EkS.. grandsired CD. BaJmerss
Talisman. Phone OIL. 9-9463. ..l5
GREAT DANE, tawn: II mos. Axe.
ssssqntiful ma 5asrk nNs, PICK sRss si
re tIs P PgFrY Z, Axe AIss rare "a Ol.fF
week, week; SO. Wo, s:145s.
ENGLisH Settlers, q. puppies.
day, all day sat, sun. XII s-472s'
POODLE PUPPY. pedigreed, Axe.
black. STANDARD; all inoculatioIn"
s hSsissTokeR Rrr FL s.''sS beautiful
male Seal Point, s weeks old, ex:
cellent breeding. KE. s-4033. --12
PEMBROoKE CORGIs, q mos;
reg. cali VII. a-bSsi. ia ,
sIAMESE. female kitten, pedigreed.
ENGLISH BULLDoG PUPPiES. Axe
reg; ! male and female. Cal
Warrenton 760. Ext. 402,, liz
gTe.d cocker nsapsaasm o ffsepRon;
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JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
2SlO AsHMEAD PL. NV.
Just OF 1900 block Conn. ave. At
TAR Bridge. Rock Greek Park area
Low weekly rates include room
breakfast, dinner; 24:hr. hote,
service; friendly atmosphere.
Ho. 2-3566
$55
Lee dbie. rms. for men in newly
furnished house Just opened. Ex-
cellent food. l426 21st 81. NV.
COLORED - CHOICE LOCATION.
triple rooms. AID. 2-4561. ---1b
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ROOMS WANTED

LADY WANTS to rent room or
small apartment in Cabin John or
Glen Echo area. Call RE. 7-6329
or evenings. Ell. 6-3667. 12
RESP. MAN wants room in town !;
sharing apt. BOX 2e9-R. star. IL
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SHIPLEY PARK

04444 16 = = 4AAS44
Attractively furnished and redec-
GRATED and 2 bedrooms, liv. rm.,
dinette, hit. and bath. lge. nm,
picture windows. ample aciuset
space. laundry facilities; conven-
lent to bus and shopping center;
once on development, 340O 25th
st. Sc, 10. 2-0135.
COLORED = 1886 MERIDIAN PL.
NV Etc; / lge. rm. and bath,
new Pullman kit: $50 30. See
panitor on premises. sIGLER q
COL. -1sl4 BELMONT Road
Enc. / lge. rm. and kit; all
utils. furnished: $50. See ianitor
on premises. SIGLER g. co:
COLORED-EFF1CIENCY I ROOM:
couple; nicely furnished; references
1908 Belmont I'd. NV. Apt. 2.
after 4 pm, EN-. 2-1965.
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YES, ALL 3 ROOMS OF BRA
NEW FURNITURE
ONLY S230

FURN.-Zenith washing machine
wrinzer type. practically new,
Philco refgr., reas, XII 9-0435. Ill
FURN.-Sofa and slip cover. Tur-
Oriental rug. Roil-awav col
and mattress. Reas. RA. 3-G4l4
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RENTALS FROM $e9.5o

To inspect, see agent at LIST and
Taylor SITS. me-, from 10 am. to
pm. or call RA. $3.50, or RA.
3-24O0. tM-2 bus runs through
the Development o..
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Phyfe Elass-top coffee table: Ieay-
ing town; best offer. EN-. 2-7037
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APIS. 'FURN.-p.c. Cost

53I2 4th ST. N.W.-Clean attrac
furn. 2-bedrm. apt. in small apt
bldg; accept children: S95 plus
utils. Cless on lease). RIA. 3-6235.
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A MP ST.p6 EMFs Ro0RcASEs
LOCKERS TABLES. STEEL SHELV
ING. $4,000 STOCK. NEW AMI
USED: EVERY DESCRIPTION
OPEN SATURDAYS. SAVINGS VI
FREE DELIVERY AND PARKING
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. co
639 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
oRGAN-Hammond Chord. usec
very little, save over s2o os, GIFTS
PIANOS FOR RENT-New and USED
spinets, consoles. Rrands and up
tfrom So 90 monthly upl. Haulins
extra. JORDAN'S. corner 18th and
@ st NV. tphone ST. 3-94n0
and e332 Georgia ave. tphone JU
5-1105l. Silver Spring store opsn
ewes. Both stores open Sats. liz
PIANoS--Jordans have many bar.
special prices during our clearance
Paw as little as SIS down. JoR.
DAMS, corner 18th and g SITS
NV fphone ST. 3-94o0l and 1882
Georgia ave, Silver Spring tphone
JC 5-1105l Silver Spring store
open ewes Both stores open Ssts
PIANOS-Brand-new standard make
MshoEsny finish, 10;yssr ,susran;
tee. Also many values in used
spinets and consoles ST. $4,000
PIANO MART. 1Ol5 eth, st. NV.
Just above the nbrary). oPen
r IIRRS5ss.y fnss, Navy. Air Force
and Marine personnel; Govern
ment and District employees can
save real money on all kinds Of
instruments at the PIANO MART
1918 9TH st. NV. Over 100 spinets
fom ST. aH s.ss SR5sf Plans MH Is1E
li iSrary f'h 81 opR EN- THURS HUI s00 EYES
Closed SATURDAYS durins July snc
pf ANUS FOR RENr-s25 deposi.
puts osr nf famous Dlan0 RIVAL Z ySnF P Pen:
CHASE plan: KITS 1880 q
PIANO-wuriitzer spinet, used very
little, in excellent cond., S345
KITS. 1880 q st. NV. RE; 2
PIGNos-Knaoe. steinway, cabi.
g st, NV, RE. 7e62i2. Ia
PIANO. baby grand. walnut case
vii sell for 5000 or best 9f,er
.pfaNos. BENScHEs-New story ant
dfscts steinway' Knsbe, Kimbaii
Lester grds. Stietf, other uprts., $50
up. PAUL GOLIBART, 1856 Col
I'd. AID 4-592s, $50 to 8. Ewes. b,
appt Pianos wanted. IL
PIANO. baby sraAd, apt; size. excel
9ond, s2oo 20 T,nas4 Ml3 .,
larse selection OF spinets, consoles
and Erands All full keyboard: Yo,
can nov buy a new full keyboard
suinet as low as S4i5. Mann
others proportionstely, reduced. Al
case styles and wood finishes IN.
sladsa G L9nE EASY iSgo terms e. at MUSIC
PIPE. galv.. black. copper cast ion
INC = i74s Lee hwy, IA $500
POLES, creosoted pine. 40. .35
( 40. class 4. ST. 3-944S: lis
liz g. If &; viii sacrifice for Sl2S
R iii ICE 10 Gu. IT. Gen
eral Electric; 40-pound foot
freezer, revolving shelves; had onl!
mos. Cost S435 now; sell, S29o
RIE HI Il iytTo AND RANGES
used. excel. cond. Bargain prices
Phone EN- 2-S344. liz
REFRIGERATORS. apt. size, excel
cond., most reas. DUEN-MARk
4130 Ga. ave. NV, TU. 2-115b
REFRIGERAToRs. se4 SO. cleo. gas
guaranteed. PEERLESS SALES co.
! 2o37 Ga ave. W., DE. 2-5566.
REFRIGERATOR. q Gu. IT.; perfee
7 mechanical condition; best oner
/ PA. 3-l0S5 la
REFRIGERATOR, Coldspot. Gu. II.
/ SIS. Phone OIL. 1856.
REFRIGERATORS. used: rebuilt
! painted: S25 up: some guar
/ wear. FREDERICK INC. 3se'
{ i4th st NV. ia. p-7n0O.
REFRIGERATION, Frigidaire, .
] cubic IT.. good condition. ia D
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Available Sept.
tarial service. sun deck, laundry
room. CAN resident MANAGER, EN-
3-2S00. la
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FURN.--Mahog. bedrm. suite, dble
HOLLYWOOD bed: dinette set, sew
china, etc, glider and other porch
turn Priced to sell. OWNER. IA.
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2 -bedrm. apt. & Ice. rms, close to
sehool, shopping and trsn;p. Con-
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WILTSHIRE PARKWAY
31n1 CONNECTICUT AVENUE
AIR-CONDITIONED

Large efficiency dressing room, lse.
closet, colored tile bath. $50 so.
CAN BE FURNISHED
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FREE RENTAL AGENCY
ELEVATOR BLDG

I will take you in my car at no ex-
pense to you and show YOU q nice
selection OF apis. we have avatlA
able. Call Mr.. Stuart, CO. 5-354l:
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FCRN.-sacrifice Meyer din. table
3 extra leaves. s solid-mahos
chairs. SIoo' seod wilton rugs es.s COS,
Herman with medallion center
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a27 9Th ST. s.E.-LarEe mod. apt. (;
s.r TsG' v.n slfS 0f sllnds al gti
Reas. rent, II. 4-1445. Id =,
bio L ST. NV room, kit. and
SIS. P. J. WALsftE. NE. 1915
Eye Of. NV. Ma. e-646e. Ia
Evening star., 1955-06-07
Pro-West Party Victory
In Sicily Hailed by Sce|bo

PALERMO. Sicily, June Z (P).
Premier Mario Scelba's pro-
Western Christian Democrats
today hailed their victory in the
Sicilian regional elections as one
with far-reaching consequences
for all of Italy.
Complete returns from Sun
days elections gave the govern
ment party seven new seats in
the semi-autonomous islands
regional assembly and strong
gains in popular support.
Mr.. Scelba called the outcome
q magnificent accomplishment. +"
Their 81 assembly seats made
the Christian Democrats Sicily's
biggest party by far, although it
did not give them an outright
majority of the 90-member
chamber. They are expected to
govern with the support of the
Evening star., 1955-06-07

intimidation :. violence anc
crimes of the Malta"
New Alignment
This is the new alignment oi
assembly seats dormer seating
In parentheses):
Christian Democrats 81 (30)
Communists 20, Socialists 10
formerly combined 800: Fas-
cists 8 CID, National Monar-
chists 8 (8), Popular MonarchistS
l co., Liberals 3 (5), Anti-Com-
munist Socialists and Republi-
cans 2 80, independents and
other 0 90.
The Christian Democrats
polled 895.318 votes, or 38.6 per
cent of the total. This was the
biggest the party had ever won
on Sicily. and 229.o50 more than
in the 1851 election.
The Communist vote was 431, :
975 and the Socialist 225, 5,944, q
combined gain Of 62,75S.
For the past four years the
Christian Democrats had to de-
pend on support from both the
Monarchists and Fascists to
govern. The alliance with the
Evening star., 1955-06-07

material factor" threatening
their business. The conferees are
expected to change the word
IN a terial' to substantial" /"
which was regarded by House
members as requiring a stronger
showing to get tariff relief.
Morse Plan in Air
The conferees still have not
worked out an agreement on the
Morse amendment to enable
american producers to apply for
tariff relief if a domestically raw
product is being injured by
Iprocessed imports of the same
product.
In addition to extending the
trade agreement law for three
years, the bill authorizes further
tariff reductions of Is per cent
at the rate of five per cent a
year. This is the first time since
.1945 Congress has authorized
additional tariff cuts in trade
agreements.
Evening star., 1955-06-07

Monarchists, who won nine seats
and had been the Christian DEM
ocrats' allies in the previous
assembly.
Reds Popular Vote Rises
The Christian Democrats
scored their gains at the expense
of the Fascist MSI Qtalian So
The Reds seized on their rise
in popular vote. Advance of
cial Movement) and the minor
center parties. The Communists
and their Socialist allies also
increased their popular vote, but
their combined assembly repre-
sentation remained at 80 seats.
the left in Sicily" the party's
Rome organ, L'Unita, headlined.
Party Chief Palmiro Togliatti
charged the Christian Democrats
had used corruption, religious
Evening star., 1955-06-07

No more greasy
Cleaning in hei
weotherl Pink Suds
feels like cool
snow -" "beouiy-
woshes" your face
fresh nnd eleon.
Evening star., 1955-06-07
BY J. A. OLEARY.

House and Senate conferees
were expected to reach f1nal
agreement this afternoon on q
three-year extension Of the re-
Iciprocal trade law, a main fea-
ture Of the Presidents legislative
program.
When the conferees met yester-
day two major points were still
in dispute. One was the Sen
|ate's new escape clause. which
would make it easier for Amer
lean industries to get tariff re-
lief when they believe imports
are endangering their business.
The other was the Senate pro-
vision giving the President au-
thority to raise tariffs If he be-
lieves imports Of any commodity
are endangering national Sc
curity. This was adopted as a
sary to prevent imports from
to give specific protection to oil,
coal and other mining industries.
Senate conferees were reported
Evening star., 1955-06-07

NOW, FOR the FIRST TIME. a unique
and scientific facial cleanser COM
pletely rids your skin of beauty-smoth-
ering subsoil.. brings out the true
radiance Of your complexion!
PINK sUps WORKS LIKE MAeIcI just
moisten your face, then, smooth on
this fragrant, velvety "beauty.wash"
and see it burst into a million tiny,
deep-cleansing bubbles. Feel its deli
cate, penetrating foam flush out every
smitch of leftover makeup. dissolve
every bit of skin-cIouding CRIME. dis
courage over.actiye oil glands that
breed blackheads. Dramatic? Yes!
Drastic? Never! YOU couldn't wish for
more gentle way to thoroughly cleanse
and coax your skin to dazzling clear,
touch.inviting loveliness.
PINK sups IS THE MODERN WAY to
cleanse and brighten your skin. Never
Evening star., 1955-06-07
Final Accord Expected
7 odoy on Trade Bill

to have agreed yesterday to mod
ify the escape clause to make il
more acceptable to the House
and to the administration. The
House bill was closer to the
House and to the administration
The House bill was closer to the
Presidents original recommen-
dations.
In return, the House was be-
lieved ready to accept the grant
ing of authority to the President
to do whatever he deems neces-
sary to pprevent imports from
endangering national security.
The Senate escape clause
would have enabled domestic
industries to seek higher tariffs
If they believed imports were a
Evening star., 1955-06-07
Probers Told Contractor
Got 100000 Over Bid

signed by Capt. w. F. Floyd. now
stationed in Germany.
why didn't you pick up this
discrepancy before the commit
tee got into it?" asked Senator
Jackson, Democrat, of Washing
ton.
I'VE didn't know about it," the
Army attorney replied.
Senator Jackson commented :
I'VE are in a pretty serious
situation if the Government isn't
going to check on these contracts
involving millions of dollars"
Mr.. Serebransky said that in
another contract, involving 81
million worth of wool caps for
the Air Force, Mr.. Lev was
allowed to lower the discount
rate from the figure he had sub
mitted originally. This, the at
torney said, resulted in savings
to the manufacturer Of about
$4,000.
That contract was handled,
Mr.. Serebransky said, by Maj.
Eric Farnell, who earlier in the
hearing denied receiving pay
offs" from manufacturers, and
George A. Earnshaw, former
purchasing agent for the Army
Quartermaster.
"Pretty Stinky Deal"
This is a pretty stinky deal" "
Senator Bender, Republican, of
Ohio, commented.
1t was brought out that in
other hat contracts Mr.. Lev, in
preparing the apparel for ship
ping, was allowed to pack two
to a box while other contractors
were allowed to put only one
to box.
Subcommittee Counsel Robert
F. Kennedy said that this
favor" resulted in savings to
Mr.. Lev of between 100000 and
$4,000.
Mr.. Lev was scheduled to tes-
tify later today.
The alleged $50.000 present to
Air Force Capt. Raymond Wool
had been mentioned in connec-
ton with a 1853 contract award
ed Mr.. Lev to make 6.8 million
sailor hats.
Evening star., 1955-06-07
BY JAMES J. NEWTON

Senate investigators were tolC
today that a manufacturer
profited by more than 100000
because he was allowed to
change terms Of a military con.
tract to make hats.
In one instance. the manu-
facturer was permitted to raise
the price of the hats to the
Government above the bic he
had submitted in competition
with other firms.
That was brought out in the
Senate Investigations subcom-
mittee's hearing on charges of
bribery and corruption in con-
nection with armed services
clothing contracts.
All of the contracts unGer in
vestigation today were awarded
to Harry Lev, of Chicaao. He
was named in earlier hearsay
testimony as having given m1ney
and other presents to Govern
ment employees, including an al
legged gift of $4,000 TO an Air
Force captain, serving as a con-
tract officer.
Tells of Cap Bid
Hyman Serebransky, attorney
with the Army Quartermasters.
said that in 1851 Mr.. Lev sub
mitted a bi dof 18 cents apiece
to make 166,000 Army garrison
caps. Two other companies sub
mitted lower bids which were
rejected for various reasons.
But when Mr.. Lev received the
award several months later, Mr..
Serebransky said, the contract
provided for a price of 81 cents
per cap.
81 don't understand it," re-
marked Subcommittee Chairman
Mcclellan.
Il don't either" answered Mr..
Serebransky. adding that it was
one of the reasons the Army
recently had turned the case
over to the Department of JUS
tice for investigation.
Mr.. Serebransky said the con-
tract awarded in New York, was
Evening star., 1955-06-07
Lutheran Ministers
Ayerooino $4,3o2

NEW YORK. June 7 tP.-
The average salary for pastors
in the United Lutheran Church
is 1892, according to a survey.
DR.. George H. Berkheirner,
head of the church's Pension
Board, which queried 2,797 of
the church's 1900 pastors, said
yesterday that 81 Of them re-
ported getting less than $4,000
annually, while II receive more
than $500 a year.
Evening star., 1955-06-07
Steel Facility Cost

CLEVELAND.-It costs about
$500 to create the facilities to
make one ton Of steel per year,
experts estimate. including fin
fishing facilities, working capital,
and the sources of raw materials.
Evening star., 1955-06-07

Fascists often was embarrassing
Ito the national government in
Rome. Now the tieup won't be
needed,