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Evening star., 1955-10-17
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI MANOR tNr. Lsngleyl-
Owner morins to Fla, will sacri.
nee ioyeIy 3-heorn. brick rambler;
rec. rm.. full bsnit., harEain price.
~. gryoel L H. CARMICHAEL
REALTY co. --1S
HEIGHTS ESTATES, MD.
Spacious hrk. Colonial home. Yer.
mont slate roof; 5 bedrnls.. baths.
half baths q bedrm.. bath and n
bath; of heat: 3-car gar. " with i' lawn
tools space: s.-acre lot beautifully
landscared Priced for quick sale.
By appointment only, A. H. Sci
DIdENOspIESNSER, PEN q VT IgaAsL IRgEaAsLToR, WA; =
should go GI with 5000 down.
JOHN a. JOHNSON, Wa. 5000.
HYATTsyILLE HILLS. Mp.--S1xner
transferred. Ideal 4-bedrm, home
for large family: full bsmt.. h.-W.
h; gar. corner lot; walk to all
schools; transD; / hIk; Price sis.-
REALToR. TOR VA. q asiIoaIi6SsfiaNAs: a.Ioi5 o. Rs. {.
LANGLEY PARK-s135oo. oT. Nod.
3-bedrm.. brick rambler, ail-elec.
GE kit-; only 4-yTs old. Can show
t0day. Gal he 4-640U. HUGH T.
PECK. 1850 New Hamp. ave.
nearly new det. brick; Z rms, Ia
baths; mr.. shopping and transp A.
real bus. $1,000. Can HE. 4-64OO.
P6WbER MIL RD.-Redueed to
$22 $50. beautiful 70-ft. tapestry
brick rambler. situated on "a acre.
I.gse Ihge. ~. Im, with frepl. 9 5edrms..
close u to Hi Hisil Pom Point HiFh afpls school. ,
owner leaving town. HE. 4-35O0:
RiGGs MANoRo os-. :. Nearly III ns~iS. new 3.
bedrm. brick rambler; lM baths.
Tirspl. in liv. rra.. sep. oin. rm,.
full bsInt.. vacant. Price, S14,950
0I or FtA terms. Call HE. 4-8400
uSissRsnfYH IN a n HqaH Pkl : mPl91s.Dedrm pEcs:
.-bath. brick home: full bsmt,.
NV. b.. rec. rm.: gar: level lot.
Walk to ali schools: reduced to
S23. 800. terms. A. II. SEIDEN-
SPINNER REALToR- WA. T-I010
uNryERsiTY II vi SiHssS Fix. mD.-Ad,. coli coles.
s-yr.-old home. LiT. rm. six14. SEP.
din. rm. and den. 4 bedrms. and
2 baths. Master bedrm. and bath
LIST fr.l gas heat: shown BY ap-
Rfas sPHRHfSaEsR RSEAlLTok. " Wa. s5.HaS. LILO.
Ar. 1886 Is the number to call
for details on Q real buy In q g.
hedrm. home in Riverdale, Il block
on US. /, and near Nd. UniFer-
sityl. Excellent terms. AP. 7-59ss.
10 UNIV. PARK--afod.
srn. 2-bedrm. det. BUNGALOW: full
bsnnt.; large, 6oored attic; fire.
pl.; walking dist. Northwestern High
School: conv. Univ. of Nd. 81. 800; Z
substantial cash required. WA. 2.
6052. -lS
WILL TRADE your D. G. house on
one OF our lovely 8. 4 and bedrm.
ramhlers In Hillerest Hts; from
Sla,5eo up Call MT; Tasksr 90.
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pALr.s CHURCH ARIA

PALS CHURCH AREA
2-bedrm. Cape Cod, tile bath, 500
3.bedrm. rambler. tile bath, SiUo
JE. 4-4e6D
823 MAINE AVE. s.w.-8 rms,
bath. gas heat: oyerlooks Potomac
Park, SO.
C. H. PARKER CO. MA. S-e320
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SUITLAND

s. ANDREWS FIELD AREA
New brick ramblers. IL to choose
from. 8 bedrnas., large liv. rm.
With fireplace. separate din, rm..
equipped kit, tile bath, full bsmt.
with outside entrance. Sl7.950:
Forrestyiiis rd.. lsft to Leona st.,
then left to houses. or out Mari-
boro. pike to Forrestville rd.,s turn
right to sign 49,
03 MARYLAND ave.--Corner 2-nedrni.
rambler. liy. rm., din. rKln., equipped
kit. large lot. block to shoppins.
Close to schools.
FORRESTvILIE
y block of Marlboro pike. on Punn-
phiey dr.--A spacious 2-bedrm.
bunp 'nW, family-size din. rm., Nv.
rm.. kit. closed-in porch, expand
able upstairs. uttl. rin,. h,-w.h.: de-
taehed garage. $14,259: terms.
FOR APPT. CALL 10. S-S440
WEST & DIXON
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COLORED-S75
HOUSES TO SHARE

2 YOUNG MEN desire 3rd to share
3-bedrm- house IN NV. Liy. I'm,
with t1repl. sun porch. dIshwasher
and Bendix. Reas. EN-. 2-3I09.
I on LADIES over 25 to share
3-bedrm. rambler, Falls Church
area. JE. 3-7735 after . on Sun. /;
alter $3.50 pm. weekdays. ---2I
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OPEN sim 1-R

OFEN oUN., 20
81 Hawaii Ave. - 6-rm. brick, semi
detached: Ia baths. rec. .rm.. storm
windows, doors carpeted fis, COM
sIEGMAN REALTY. ia. a-5l95.
COLORED--Iti07 GALES ST. NE
2-family apt house. ~. rn1;, bed
Hardwood doors. Separate entrance
and separate utilities: $4,000:
Sl,5g0 down, PHONE AD. 4-4793
or TU. 2-O941. lis
C0LORED--I6O9 GALES ST. Ne
2-famiiy apt. house, liv. rm., bed
fm., kitehenette. dinette and bath.
Hardwood floors. Separate entrance
and separate utilities: $12,506:
$1,000 down, PHONE AID. 4-4193
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

COAT ROOM CONFESSION with
cigar and cigarette counter for re.
sponsihle person. Refined clientele:
yearly lease. FAN q BILLS RES.
TAURANT. For appts. cali Mr.
Harry Cohen, bet and 8 pm.
sfkyleT III si4lAirIos. rexaeo, pumping
MONEY $500 as ior s.oee Gnsh ssd eaaie @sfe.
ment. s3l6 Baltimore blvd. Coliege
PTskh. ia caRRY hd OUT and Restaurant;
fof lease or, sale: may consider
cockTai cSsskkd1i M SouSGEae: apnsF MF wissO noSS
sin ave-. doing $1,000 wkly.. nice
eiientel, low payroll. seats SIS. good
prices. Owner has TO 60. to hos
pttal: SiQ.0QB cash handles. bal,
.54 monthly at 4ss. BOB HOL.
LANDER y GIa ! Exclusive 81 Broksr,' Broker, ia11
REsTAuRANiT.' next M 70 ISL snuSesrt aSs Thea
ter ~ olT 9th 81. n.w.; equipped.
ready 70 open. air-cond.; total
price, $4,000. easy terms. BOB
HoLLLA6N.lD,ER. 6.l,E i4ll Pa. ave. nv.
HAR;DSWaiRaa' H4; Sysias' sToRE--wanted 10 for !
partners in Wash. or vic. ~,
aiOiiiaLs ron sALE-Adyice ana
consultation by exclusive filli-t time
motel broker and travel specialist,
offering recommendation on best
buys In m0tels and sites. JOE H.
THOMPSON. 232 Woodward Bids.
EXPERIENCED RESTAURANT MAN,
to take over operation of Cairo
Hotel Coffee Shop and Dining Room.
Apply: Manager. CAIRO HOTEL,
1915 Cue st. NV. la
PARTNER WANTED. active. for ter.
rife new Fiberglas products; hot
test item on market, protected by
franchise; must be willing and able
to travel. approximately $1,000
needed, For information, write
number 17s
FOR SALE
RESTAURANT AND TAVERN
Downtown area: recently redecor-
ated: fully equipped. incl. air eond.
and ice machine. Call AD. 2-nS23.
=
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.M.

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-6-room.
senidet. brieki 2 inciosed porches,
1 heated. big yard; 2.car garaee.
Very good condition; ~; p Wea-
wAPLE CO. 1924 i4th 81. NV.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY. PARK =
PreWaf eenter-hail brick; 3 bed.
rms. 9 baths. garage: nice clean
snd one Of the choice strsets in this
area. Wo. e.2300 IN Q pm.
chsSy cSM; Chase. - B. c. w. is'
AMER. U. PARK, $fe.75e-Fine.
quality det. white brick Colonial
with slate roof: splendid loc., near
43rd and Brandywinei 1st-noor
Law: 3 bedrms.. bath on End floor:
full hsmt.; garage. FRANK 3.
PHILLIPS. pl. 7-1411: ewes, OIL.
BRiGaTwoop; s1Io5o - Near
Coolidge High: e-rm. brick SEMI
det.. 3 bedrms., bsmt.. partial rec.
MicHiAlEsfi. hkSI4Y gVLsAs' CO. q u 10. Is- 3
sSRNAsx woops--Luxur,ous, spll.-
eadis pi. Prieed. sS7.S0o. For IN
tosg@5sstsion ssii oL. 7-2sii Or 70.
ca2vY' RIsti CHASE, D. c.-BricE -rs ram
bier. $9S,600. 3 bedrms. and 2
tils baths. separate din, rm.: lse.
level T rec. i fn. sssfas1 WITH irepiaee. y %aiSs
rm. and bath, garage: attractive
fenced N,yard. In the Lafayette
School area. Call WO. 0-23O0 til
2 pm. EDW. H. JONES q co.,
INC. Chevy Chase. D. G,
CHEfY CHASE, 2. c. $21,5o0--
Immaculate: i iirst % III. RECEPTION aoR Rail.
Nv. rm.. din. rn;, den, kit. break
fast rm.; 4 hedrIns., 2 baths on
End: finished 3rd-n, rm: bsmt.,
s tull bath. near Blessed Sacrament
and Conn. ave. shopping. Excel.
ananciils, Low down payment. BILL
iNGSLEY REALTY Co. EN- 2-232e
GE0RGETOWH - Brick. featurins
dbie. drawing rm.. library, 3 bed
rms. baths. maids rm., bath
HELLE LOWE cAsSEL. AID. 4-211S,
oL. 2-3135. --17
TAKOMA. D. C.--GI APPROVAL
Perfectly Immaculate 3.bedrooTn
detached brick and frame home
with heavy slate roof; beautiful
neighhorhood near 9th and Van
@seNSAs OHANtutcub 70 WNittI heCu,
an schools; shopping and transp.;
gorgeous l68-foot lot; 2-ear ga
rage. exnings, nice trees. Approved
e. $3.50; Priced q $l7.?5g,
vSsCcnSS, SscenSS QL. 4laS9. III .
Rock Greek PaYk--Attractive row
brick @-story: cellar; 0 rms. bath.
2 screened rear pehs,. 2-car garage:
Ras furnace, new stove, new elec.
refgr. Price only Sl5,9b0. Ewes.
TE 6-l7dH. L, r. 0RAVATTE,
Re9ltor. MA. S-O753.
s50e 9th ST. N.W.--dI approx. :,
SIG, $50: nr. Walter Reed. 8 Ice.
OWNER, OWNER. Ju. s!siIs. Si'n 0sn'. -l Gan
10th st. NV, II2I--11 rms. 4 b..
elec.,. gas. arranged In . apis. New
Eas heating system Newly deco
rated throughout, Ready for insp.
Selling at saerifice. owner ieav-
ing town. Sold BY owner. i12I 10Th
soIs ii KALokAiis Ifsi IN. N.w.-14
rms. 3 baths. furnished: semidet.
cell Mr. v1NNIcK. NE. S-2sg4
1900 BLOCK RITTENHousE sT.
N.W.--n you want q EeIl-located
brick home In perfect condition.
see this one priced at SIS.5O0.
d rooms, 2 baths, recreation room,
garaee. WALTER n. BAUMAN,
1525 K 81. NV. MA. S-6@29: ewes.
EM. g-SAT5
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S1n2SnI,

Detached home. close In, and most
convenient. Has living rm.. fire-
place, dining nm. kitchen, 2 bed
rms. and bath. This bungalow, in
good condition, is heated by gas
and should sell at once. Cali Mr.
RUARK, JU. 9-4436 or Ma. S-243I.
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ParklaWn. w. HYatts.

Detached Sa & q home; s. 9 rms, and bath.
In excel taste. inside and out.
Rear patio Fenced yard. Corner
lot Assume GI loan. S10.l50 or
will sell on new GI commitment.
S14, 800 To inspect call It'll Q pm,
co. 5-4o66 HA 2-1SoA
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RIVER ROAD

$40, ,500-FULL BSMT.
Extremely convenient on Q nice larse
lot. Assume q AZ loan with low
down payment. GRAHAM a CO..
JU. 5-66b0. o till 0.
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BRAND NEW, all brick; 3 bedrms.,
2tz baths. Town houses: eround-
level rec. rtn.. de luxe kitchen; on
Conn. ave. near schools, shopping,
transportation. Only S22 $50. Call
LEGuM e. GERBER REALTY CO..
EN-. $4,000 til =.
VAcANT-5I5 SOMERSET ST. NV.
ONLY $3.50 DIN. AND 500 NO.
IUs 2..ta60 RA. 3-0l40
6l2 VAN BUREN, ST.
Open 2-B;- det. home nr. Walter
Reed. 3 bedrms. and bath. only
Sl,5O0 down. Si3,950. LA. 6-6250.
liz
A. Q, PARK--If you have been conn
pairing home values. We urge your
immediate inspection Of this charm
inE New ENGLAND overhang. Within
waking distance TO st. AIMS
Church and School, Immaculate,
JAnney Elementary, Deal Jr. High
and Wilson High Schools. Trans
portstion and the finest Spring
Valley shopping but moment away
Center hall. spacious living room
with q very pretty Colonial fire-
place adjoining screened summer
porch, famiiy-sige dining room. tile
powder room. plus a real de luxe
aI-Q,E. dream kitchen LIST floor.
Three beautiful-sixe bedrooms. 2
de luxe baths end floor. Stairway
to storage Gttic, full basement. q
car garage, Favorable financing
Only S3i 500 Call wo. 6-B4S8
or DI. G-BS3d.
rYft,r UunL o. r.
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SIS. AVE. EXTENDED
SPLIT-LEVEL
POTOMAllICl AREA |l|I,,.l,'

We nave several new homes ready
lots. Prices start az $l7,p50. FL
nancing to suit purchaser. SAMUEL
&. BOGLEY. INC, Potomac Once,
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! SILVER SPRING

Call to see this unusual home on
large 1E, l9.: close 70 schools' LYING
dining Iti., opening to side SCR
porch, bright kitchen. featuring
ample table space. 3 twin-size bed
rooms. full bsnat. with large recr.
rni. Price. SIS 500, subject TO Oh.
WOOD COMPANY
iI15S Ga Ave, Silver Spring. Nd.
LO. 4-72f)0 Till Q.3I
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aLANDSCAPED''

There Is no work to be done on this
beautiful fenced lot. inside It's
clean as q pin. Bright iiT. rm.,
cheerful kit, 2 spacious bedrms.
and bath. Full bsmt. Close to
schools s1r 1d y,Sp s5a1sg, gpSIs5 Pr,ssi siiSoo.
Evening star., 1955-10-17

Call to see this well-located B.
bedroom peo,n asssss colcnia al, spacious @ Lying
kitchen. bedrooms up: full bsnt.
with recreation room and shower
bath: outside entrance; walk to
public and St. Johns Schools.
Evening star., 1955-10-17
OPEN EVERY DAY

O1 GN EVEN LAX
MASS. AVE. ExTENDED--dambie
one hour Of your time against
LIFETIME OF HAPPINESS." visit
US today and compare brand-new
: Colonials and split-leveiS. S24,500s
70 S32, 500. Trades accepted.
Brokers co-op. invited.
6106 MASS. AVE.
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FOR SALE
RESTAURANT AND TAVERN
Downtown area. recently redecor.
ated: fully equipped. incl. air cond
and ice machine. Cali AD. 2-ps23
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AMEEIcAs A,s.s s,,sg ySy ,sId..d Isaxs,rSs Ss1sSs.
/ heated: big yard; 2-car garaee.
Very ,geod condition; M; ? Wea-
WAPLE Eaaco-. GO. 1924 i4th St. NV.
Evening star., 1955-10-17
@IDEAL HOMEo

In SILVER Spring. 10 blocks from
Hecht,s store. close to all churches
and shopping. Bus one-haIf block
from your door. Home In perfect
condition. Two bedrooms. full base
ment, outside entrance, and please
note this, 1880 50. feet Of level
SIeHrg, T,pn sSss sSuf f,so lot oTsT 29o Il deep deep
S14,e50 as owner has purchased
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4 ROOMS-S13.2O0

This attractive home Is one block
from the bus and within walking
distance Of all schools. Beautiful
big, level lot. VA appraised for this
Evening star., 1955-10-17

PreWar center-hail bricks 8 bed
rms. 2 baths. garage: nice clean
and one, Of the choice streets in this
ares. Wo. e.2300 IN Q pm.
EENS, EpW; Ss..s Il; JONES = CO. INC.
Evening star., 1955-10-17

JOSEPH KINsKY. REAIToR
ST: 3-53l Ewes. OIL. 1854
COUNTRY RAMBLER
Lovely NEW 3-bsdrm. rambler ol, i 4
rm. separate din. rin., bsrr1t.. storm
windows. S15.g5f. For appt. call
WoODMOOR AGENCY, INC. Real.
tors, JU. 9-5555. from 8 TO a
Evening star., 1955-10-17
BEAUTIFUL NEW
RAMBLER ON 2 ACRES

Exceptionally large rooms. Three
bedrooms. Very lovely kitchen with
natural cabinets and plenty Of
them. The view from this home Is
something to see. Il Is worth your
time and effort 70 see this prop
erty. Price. S27 $50.
James C. Conley & Co.
,ip ieps3s S.41se dscrEis A., Aye s.ae
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CHILDREN'S HAVEN
BETHEsDAEswYNcATE

Pull 2-story brick; large living room
With, With 1rsplssse: ss. den mp sEd powder pT
bath End floor. Pull Easements
auto. gas heat: block TO ELEMENT
ary and new fl. b. s.: S1s.SQ0. For
sale By OWNER. Phone OIL Q.
fAlh pa
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WOODLAWN- $50
4724 f8th PLACE

CONTINUED on Next PassJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
East|and Is Hit
In Fund Attack

DR.. James A. Dombrowski, for
mer administrator of the de-
funct Southern Conference for
Human Welfare, said today that
the attack by Senator Eastland,
Democrat of Mississippi, on the
Southern Conference Educa-
tional Fund. Inc, was a high
honor" for that organization.
The Mississippi Senator yes
terday demanded that Attorney
General Brownell hail the group
before the Subversive Activities
Control Board. He asserted ini
a report based on public hear
inls n New Orleans in March.
1854, that it was an "offshoot"
of the old Southern Conference
and that both were launched
by the Communist Party for its
own ends"
DR.. Dombrowski retorted in
New Orleans that Senator East !
lands real target is ''the Negro
people. for whom he has nothing
but contempt" He declared that
the organization was dedicated
to 1.-THE same ideals as the Decla- |
ration of \ Independence. the
United States Constitution and
the Sermon on the Mount"
Neither the Educational Fund
nor the former Southern Con-
ference has been placed on the
Attorney Generals list of SUBJ
yersive organizations. The South |.
ern Conference. however. was
cited by the House Committee |
on Un-American Activities as a |
Communist front.
The function of the Subversive /
Activities Control Board is to |
determine after hearings wheth-
er an organization is a Commu-
mist front or action group and
therefore required to register
with the Attorney General. An
organization could be brought
before the board by action Of the |
Attorney General In charging |
that it is a Communist front or |
action group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
French Heroine
To Studyin u. S.

NEW YORK. Sept. IS R.-
Genevieve De Galard Terraube,
the French heroine who was
feted across the country last
year for her valor at Diem Bien
Phu. has returned here to study
rehabilitation of wounded vet
Grams.
The brown-haired nurse ar
rived without fanfare yesterday
at Idlewild Airport. She will
study at the Institute of Physical
Medicine and Rehabilitation. a
part of New York University
Bellevue Medical Center.
AT the airport she said she
accepted an invitation to study
at the institute, issued during
her tour last year, 80 that
can return to France to help dis
abled veterans there"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
By the Associated Press

Senator Stennis. Democrat of
Mississippi. said today there
definitely is room for improve
ment in the administration of
the Pentagon."
Senator Stennis is a member
of the Senate Preparedness sub
committee which issued yester-
day its first report on an investi-
CATION of the Nations air power.
The report, which carried no
analysis or conclusions, listed
statistics on profits earned by
81 major airplane manufacturers
since 1912.
Senator Stennis said in an
interview he thinks improve
ments can be made and added
the investigation lis going to
continue for several months into
next year"
Budget or Preparedness
I'VE feel it is our job" he said.
''to locate areas where improve
ment is possible and point them
out to the Eisenhower admins
tration against giving priority
to the goal of a balanced budget
ahead of military preparedness"
The subcommittee, headed by
Senator Lyndon B. johnson,
Democrat of Texas, made its re-
port to the full Armed Services
Committee headed by Senator
Russell. Democrat of Georgia.
1t was made public along with
a separate statement by Sem
ator johnson and a letter he
wrote to Senator Russell.
These indicated that the SUBJ
committee will delve deeply into
allphases of the Nations air pre-
paredness.
Senator Johnson wrote Senator
Russell:
I'VE are presently gathering
a considerable quantity of in
formation giving the complete
development. procurement and
production history and status of
aircraft and aircraft engines and
rockets and missile systems !
together with complete informa-
tion concerning production rates,
quantities and delivery sched-
uleS."
Companies Profits Cited
A brief introduction to the As
page report stated: There isl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
Room for Improvement
At Pentogon, Stennis Says

currently strong support
for the production of greater
numbers of advanced supersonic
fighters and other new types of
military aircraft. Our need for
these aircraft is not likely to
diminish in the next several
years"
The statistical report showed
that last year the 81 companies
earned a combined net profit,
after taxes. of 1921, 100, 900, or
SO per cent of sales.
Measured against net worth,
the companies net profits were
listed at 29.4 per cent after taxes.
The report suggested several
ways by which profits could be
kept within reason" including
price REORGANIZATION and con-
tract renegotiation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
"a japanese Are Hurt
In u. S. Air Base Protest

SUNAKAWA VILLAGE, Japan,
Sept. Is (R.-Nearly 1000 tough
but well-disciplined japanese
police today smashed a Leftist
union demonstration against
American air base expansion.
The stocky. young denim-clad
policemen had armored cars,
tear gas and fire hoses ready if
necessary. But they did not use
even their clubs and steel he'll
NETS as they waded barehanded
into chanting, yelling lines of
1000 angry Sunakawa Villagers
and union supporters from near
by Tokyo.
At least "A were injured on
both sides in a series of Earring
clashes. The police held almost
complete possession of the field.
The incident was touched OF
by the WJapanese governments
latest attempt to start surveying
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13

Sunakawa farmland for extern
sion Of jet runways for the huge
American air base at adjoining
Tachikawa.
A group of 500 police was able
to protect a partial survey of the
disputed area before the work of
the surveyors was broken up In
a mud-slinging melee.
The frightening of Tachik-
awa's runways to handle new
type atom bomb carriers is the
first of five such scheduled air
base expansions.
The extensions are violently
opposed by anti-American, pro-
Communist union leaders and
politicians. as well as by more
or less non-political farmers en-
FILTERED by loss of their ancestral
lands.
No Americans were involved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13

base expansion months ago and
now must condemn the land.
The japanese press criticized
the government for what it called
a bungling Of the Sunakawa is
sue. saying officials have shown
lack Of sympathy and that COM
|pensation rates are too low.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
IN today's dispute.

IN today's dispute.
In Q change from recent tao
tics the demonstrators passed up
familiar anti-American slogans
and attacked Democrat Prime
Minister Ichiro Hatoyama's con-
|servative administration.
Under the Japan United
States defense treaty, the Japan
ese government agreed to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
Sausage Popular

CHICAGo-About one pound
of meat in every IL pounds con-
sumed in the United States is in
the form of some kind of sausage,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13


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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-29
UNIQUE NEW DROMEDARY
CAKE MIKES ENHANCE
EIOME-BAKING SKILL

A unique experience in baking
ease and finer results awaits the
woman who does her home-bak-
ing with revolutionary new
DromedarY Cake Mixes. according
to a consensus Of opinion by wo-
men who have tried them -, in.
GLIDING many seasoned baking
experts who never before used
cake mixes.
my mother taught me to bake
when I was ten years DID," one
woman remarked, "but much as
I welcome time-saving modern
developments, never before
found a cake mix that could give
me the special taste and texture,
the particular ightness and rich
ness I achieve by mixing my own
ingredients. But these new
Dromedary Cake Mixes have won
me over completely. For the first
time in all the years I've been
baking, I've more than met my
match. My first experience with
new Dromedary gave me results
I never dreamed possible-and
the fact that these mixes are
kosher was an important con-
sideration, too"
Much of the overnight success
Of new DromedarY Cake Mixes is
due to the exclusive new features
never before available in any
other cake mix. A completely new
shortening-completelYk kosher. of
course-was developed for
DromedarY Cake Mixes. TO add a
fluffy lightness. a rich. moist. ten
der quality to cakes that no store
bought shortening can impart.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-29

working against party-line re-
quirements."
Communists cry out for civil
rights and civil liberties all over
the world except in Communist
nations. These are nations most
desperately in need of militant
advocacy of basic rights. If Com
munists would oppose their own
loyalty program exposed in the
Smolensk papers with the same
vigor they displayed against 'Mc-
Carthyism," the archives of such
a development would make read
ing even more Illuminating than
the Smolensk documents.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-29

One instance is recorded in
which Communist authorities
filed information on an anti
Jewish incident perpetrated by
lumberjack workers against fell
low worker of Jewish descent"
Orders were issued to punish
those guilty of mistreating the
Jew. Other anti-Semitic incidents
are found among the files. One
record stated that "all anti-Jewish
movements and incidents were
considered counter-revolutionary
and were subject to a severe pun
ishment."