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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROP. FOR Rent

RESTAURANT sITE-or motel site,
available at entrance to heavily
Travelled denied access highway;
owner will erect improvements to
suit responsible tenant. Call Mr., L.
LEON. at HE. 4-7000, for infor-
Cation, which win speak for it.
self upon inspection.
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MCKEE PONTIAC

PONTIAC MEANS MCKEE"
18th and L SITS. NV. ST. 3-71O0
CHEW. "a 2-dr. sedan; equip; q real
arranged. TRIANGLE AUTO SALES,
o1O2 Ga. ave. NV. ia. 9-2711.
CHRYSLER "a Windsor 4-dr.; auto.
trans. power. steering. r. sand h.,
wv. tires, blue-white finish: cond
value for 81 .495. See MR.. MUIR
PLY, WA. 7-7000. JERMAN
BROS, INC, 1901 Rhode Island
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TRUCKS FOR SALE (cons.y
FORD l947 acton panel: runs good
Tig yh5t body: $l10 for oqqgick sale

TWO GMC 1910 panel trucks, II
operating condition; reasonably
priced Call KoGoD-DUBB. ia
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TRACTORS
PANELS g VANS

80 Dodge Panel PKG. Del. 1910
80 Chew. Carryall S4ID
81 GMC Carryall ..-- $500
81 Ford Sed. Del. Fordomatle,
SS46
2-IHC and GMC watkins
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DE SOTO '5O

DODGE 1855 coronet va 4-dr.;
fully equipped, very clean. Driven
yery little. Attractive blue. like new
Inspection guaranteed. 30-day worth
while guarantee Come out and test
drive II AZ Sl,S9b. Take U. s. No. !
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
TRUST NoTEs For SALE

sl,07O End TRUST NOTE; 81. SOC
down payment: full balance due 2
yrs. 300 discount: white maker
other. very good white notes. Call
OIL. 4-7072 or D1 7-8333.
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COBB ISLAND. MD. = Furnished,
cement-block house; wooded lot
50xl50 artesian well; 5000 down,
S35 per mo-. total price, $500.
Waterfront privils. JOE DOYLE,
Resident Broker, Cobb Island, Md
Tel Wayside 2R23.
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OFFICES. STUDIOS WANTED

PATENT ATTORNEY desires once
= dsirsy expenses s Boz ss5.a iS' s.ai
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O'BRIEN & ROHALL

Convertible; sparkling Vassar yellow
BODY. iight top. r. and h., hydra.
matte drive. power steering and
brakes, electric seats. and windows
Wv. tires, genuine red leather in
terror. Autronic Eye. ETC.: former
owners name on request. traded on
the new so Lincoln Premiere; re-
markable top down value prived Sc
you may buy. MONTGOMERY.
STUDIES, LINCOLN MERCURY
DEALER. 1915 Bladensburg I'd. AP
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'53

Special Riviera hardtop; striking 2.
tone forest green with white top
harmonizing interior, fully equip.
incl dyna. drive, low mileage, one
owner car. WATA guar: free Top
Value Stamps with purchase; S1,205
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DIRECTIONS

Two-bedroom house on 1OOx12h
lot, substantially complete; only
$4,000. with $1,000 down and $40
I n1ontbIv
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Olmstead Motor Co.

BUICK 1856 Super hardtop sedan;
maroon and white. fully equipped,
power steering, power brakes. cleo
trio windows and seats; S3,l95. CCC
guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
1222 22nd St. NV. ST. $4,000
BUICK 90 Riviera 2-dr. Century;
dynafiow. r. and h, Wv. tires. all
power. cleaning black top with a
yellow bottom. Clean throughout;
81 705. IA. 7-O4S0.
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O'RRIEN r ROHALL,

1901 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. We.
BUICK IS Special 2-dr, hardtop;
dyna., r. and h.; $l,95O. Gail
OWNER, AP. 7-3213.
BUICK AS 4-dr.; very clean, passed
D. G. inspection; many extras
$225. Is Kennedy st. NV.
BUICK 1854 Riviera coupe: fully
equipped; this car had one owner
who gave It exceptional care; S145
dnWn call
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Capitol-Cadillac Odds Co.

1919 22nd St. NV. ST $4,000
CADILLAC '52 hardtop De vile;
be seen to be appreciated; 81 7y5,
JO-day WARRANTY HALEY-FORD.
II IEIS pa ave az
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

OFF NEW YORK AYE. at Hech's n e.
1900 mo- 600 1000, 10000 NJ q l5l,9goe So y
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont,

CADILLAC 1855 "62" coupe; at
tractive,. 2-tone gray finish, fully
equipped, including power. steering,
power brakes, etc. Very clean; only
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New Yorker de luxe 4-door sedan;
delightful 2-tone green finish, harm.
onizing interior. fully equip. incl.
power steering, 10000 aNual miles
by one owner. Outstanding in every
respect; free Top-yalue Stamps with
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CHEVROLET 1855 acton Cameo
CARRIER, never used for hauling;
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ELMIRA
WAREHOUSE FOR SALE

PROPERTY YARD. ideal for storage
/. OF construction or paving equip
ment. downtown locations 30-it.
= 1888, DI. 7-05S0
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REALLY CHOICE
BAYFRONTLOTS

Beautiful. safe, white sand beach:
bathouse privileges, water skiing
boating, fishing. Grabbing, boats for
rent or keep your own craft lin our
wonderfully secure private yacht
basin. Ali privileges available to
lot owners.
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Edward R. Murrow says. Hear II
Now" We say, See it Now" All
improvements in at Long Beach
You do not have to depend on
promises.
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FRANCIS & PARSONS

Your Southeast
Dodge-P plymouth Dealer
2115 Nichols Ave. Sc. LII. 1-l77T
CHEVROLET 1855 Bel Air; power
glide, r. and h.. beautiful light green
with matching interior. Like new IN
every way. Reflects excellent care
worthwhile guarantee. d. c., Va
inspect. Guaranteed. Easy terms.
81 ,695. Take U. S. No. ! to:
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CADILLAC
1856 Coupe De Vile
CADILIAC '55

Hardtop coupe: delightful 2-tons
powder blue with white. top, offset
by WV. tires: host Of accessorie:
incl. P. S. and P. B.. Must see tC
appreciate. you get better deal al
OlmStead'S plus Top-Value Stamps
reduced S1nO. S3.7a5.
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FENCED IN

Z ENOED IN
Here's how you will find this lovels
2-bedrm.. expansible home Large
terms with only $3.50 dn., anC
payts. like rent. MODERN REALTY
10. 4-5450; II no answer, 10. 5.
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. acres in Redland section In
proved with a 7-room mod. home
full bsmt.; stoker heat. together with
a 25x40 greenhouse. water and heat
There are four additional acres
four additional acres,
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Cheverlv. MARYLAND

OPEN II TILL DARK
CONVENIENT TO NATL SECURITY AGENCY
IS MIN. FROM DOWNTOWN WASH
Three -bedrm. brick rambers. Liv. rm. with fire
place, separate dining area. Al-eectric kitchen
with birch cabinets and eating space. Full base
ment Large sodded lot Convenient to bus. shop
ping, public and parochia schools $16,s00 $500
down to veterans Conven terms to non-vets Avail
able for immediate occupancy.
ALSO 4-BEDRM, 1k-BATH SPLIT LEVELS
DIRECTIONS: Take Washington Baltimore Park
way at New York Ave and Badensburg Rd. Leave
Parkway at Cheverly turmoil, turn right / block
to Cheverly Ave. Take Cheverly Ave to Forest Rd,
turn right to Valley Way, left on Valley Way to
Model Home.
McDONOUGH, INC.
uT 1850 s-e3s7
1Continued on Next Page)
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
SILVER SPRING

Owner transferred and must sell
lovely 3-bedrm. rambler with ga
rage, patio, outdoor fireplace, cy-
press-fenced rear yard; cow. to
schools. shopping. transp. Gl ap-
praised, S20,500. Call JU. 5-195l
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GREENBELT-2- -bedrm., brick nome
with study and closed gar. Near
ming pool; conv. to BALTIC. pkwy.
Total price, S6,330; low down pay
ment. no settlement charges;
monthly payments. SS4.75 incl
principal interest, taxes, ms, neat,
hot water, all major repairs
GREENBELT REALTY CO, l51
area near firehouse). Open daily
Q to $50; Sundays, 10 to $3.50.
CIR. 3-4571 or CIR. 3-4351.
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Open Sunday, l It'll 6
That Home in the Country

Which you are seeking has
been built on approximately
pa acres. Low built and
hugging the ground is this
4-bedroom, 3-bath rambler.
Living room is 81 It. long,
kitchen 2S II. with picture
window. library with fire.
place. screened porch. Rooms
are so arranged that grand
parents could live here, too,
with complete privacy. Please
call Mrs. Upp, JU. 9-0335.
DIRECTIONS: Out Georgia
ave. ext. through Wheaton to
water tower and .Layhill I'd,
turn right, continue ga miles
to open sign on left.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Realtors, Uptown ONCE, EN-. 2-671!
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BY E. E. EDGAR

DISPUTE: In 1928 the late
Albert Einstein suffered a seri-
Gus illness and was confined to
bed for months. This immobility
was bad enough. but even worse
was the doctors order that he
give up smoking.
|. For several weeks Einstein
obeyed the edict. Then the cray-
ing for his pipe became ire
sistible. and he began to sneak
a few puffs. 1t was a simple
matter to fool the doctor. His
wife, however, was not so gullible.
She did not remove the pipe
from his table, but kept popping
into his room to make certain
he was obeying the doctors Or
der.
| One day. when she entered
the room Unexpectedly. she
found her husband with a lighted
pipe in his mouth.
you know you shouldn't be
smoking" she said reprovingly
But this is the first" he said
Ipleadingly.
you mean the fourth" she
replied.
We'll. maybe the second" con-
lceded the scientist.
! Il still say it's the fourth
she insisted.
"Are you suggesting" smiled
Einstein, that you are better
at mathematics than ~"
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The Fomily Council consists Of q Judge.
q psychiotrist. newspaper editor, q
women's pose editor and two news
poper writer's. These consult with
cIereymen Of oil faiths and denomino-
tions. All letters ore held in complete
confidence.
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Mrs. Bubson Leaves
.$5,620,0O0 Estute

DEDHAM, Mass. June S (P).
The late Mrs. Grace K. Bah
son. wife of the noted economist,
Roger w. BabSon, left an estate
of $5.620,OOO, it was revealed
yesterday with the allowance of
her will by Norfolk County Pro-
bate Court Judge James F.
Reynolds.
She provided that. after a
number of requests. one-third
go to her daughter, Mrs. Edith
B. Mustard of Wellesley Hills,
one-third to Weber College in
Lake Wales. Fla, a business
school for women founded by
her, and the other third to the
Babson- Weber Mustard Char
liable Fund.
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EM7uRz Rcz
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Reserpine in Hypertension
By DR.. PETER ]. sTElNcRoHN

/ began taking it. have friends
who have taken it and swear by
lit. Is it possible that I happen
Ito be allergic to it or something
like that? Feeling as badly as
do, I will appreciate more than
you know any advice you can
give me-" Sincerely, Mrs. U. O.
ANSWER: In my practice
have observed a few patients
like yourself who seem to dc
badly on rauwolfia. It's my guess
and, mind you, only guess
that you may be correct in your
assumption: you are one of the
few people who can't take this
excellent new drug. l remember
a few patients who have become
nauseated whenever they took it
/ A few others got headaches in
stead Of losing them. Some lost
sleep and became agitated OIL
depressed. A few weeks after
disseminating the medicine the
symptoms usually disappeared
Your doctor has already indi-
Gated that he will stop this med
icineS when you see him again.
My suggestion is that you bt
hopeful: your depression should
disappear within a few weeks
after stopping the drug.
In the Digest of Neurology
and psychiatry l have beer
reading a report on this problem
by Drs. H. A. Schroeder anc
H. H. Mitchell Perry, jr., of st
Louis. They called attention t.
psychoSes developing in fivt
individuals after taking reser'
pine. They also mentioned tina
nervousness, insomnia and agi.
tation have appeared in others
One of the five patients recov.
cred within one week after thu
edrug was STONED. Another ma
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Itient-who had fears Of death
and insanity and was agitated
and depressed-required nine
weeks for complete recovery.
So you see, Mrs. U. Off your
symptoms are really due to the
new medicine-your outlook for
recovery-is good. At this point
it is important that stress this
fact: Reserpine and allied drugs
are a boon rather than a bane
/ to hypertensives. If you are
taking the drug under a doctors
supervision you have nothing to
fear.
RELEASED by The Bell Syndicate. Incl
Tomorrow: Do-it-youneli accident
hove been overemphosized.
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Red Cross
Hears Letter
OF President

ST. LOUIS, June 5 (P.-Pres-
ident Eisenhower, in a message
read here yesterday, called 1885
"a difficult but magnificent year.
for the American Red Cross.
He cited work Of the organi-
cation in meeting the chal-
lenges of the severe food disas-
tiers on the East and West
Coasts, and, more recently, Of
the tornadoes' destruction and
damage in many States.
las you gather and plan to-
gether to meet the tasks which
are ahead" the President wrote
National Chairman E. Roland
Hartman, Il join with other
Americans in saluting the past
of the American Red Cross ano
in expressing faith in its future.
1t also was announced from
the national convention flool
that Mr.. Hartman had been re.
appointed by President Essen.
hover for a three-year term al
national chairman.
Mr.. Hartman, in a speech be-
fore the meeting. said the Nation
faces the threat of a form oil
warfare that would create g
nightmare of destruction such al
We have never seen even in sam
pie form"
He also forecast cataStrophes
of a nature causing greater
havoc because of a predicted In
crease of so million in United
States population by 1876 and
said he will ask the organiza-
tons Board of Governors tc
authorize "a searching analyst;
to make certain that the REQ
Cross is so organized that oul
total resources may be united fol
the purpose of meeting the great
task ahead"
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FAMOUS FABLES

tomorrow: Do-it-youTseIF
hove been overemphosized.
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N~Se-A 80 AGtSAAANA0 WI v
know what has come over me.
Until a few months ago had no
complaints. Then pbegan to feel
nervous and irritable. For the
past week or so I have been deep
ly depressed. So much so that
l have even been considering
suicide.
Briefly. here is my medical
history. ! am a well-adjusted
married woman of 81. About
three years ago my doctor found
that I had a blood pressure of
about 1870. He put me on theo-
minal tablets and gave me a
diet and the usual directions.
I felt fine, had no headaches or
dizziness.
About four months ago my
pressure was up to 100. The doc
tor suggested that I stop taking
theominal. He prescribed one of
the newer anti-high blood pres
sure drugs. He called it one of the
rauwolfla family. From the very
first week I noticed I did not feel
as we'll as I had. Not only did
have headaches, / felt nauseated
and tired. l told this to the doc
tor but he said it sometimes takes
a few weeks to get used to these
new medicines.
well, I continued to take the
pills. A month later I was feel
ing worse. He suggested I try
the medicine for another month
If I still felt bad, he said We
would go back to the theominal
:. Il am about due for another
checkup. / feel so bad mentally
that I can't wait until see him
Is it at all possible that the new
Indian drug has been causing
Imy symptoms? My discomfort.
all seem to date back to the tim
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Comp Registrations

The Arlington County Depart
iment of Recreation and Parks is
taking summer day camp regis
trations for children Z to IA
years old at 915 North Jackson
street. Three camp sessions
scheduled for Lubber Run Park
will run from June 18 to July 6,
July 9 to 81. and July 80 to Au-
gust II.
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THE DETAILS
MRS. l.. My husband has
been a hard worker all his life
and has always resisted and re-
sented my efforts to make him
slow down. He has not only
worked hard, but has insisted on
living up to his income, buying
a costly home and accustoming
the children to the best of every
thing.
Now that We are at the peak
of our expenses, with one child
in college, another ready to en-
ter in the fall and third soon
to get there, he wants to throw
his job overheard and go into
something where he would earn
much less. This would necesSi-
tate selling our home and sud-
denly confronting the children
with the need to shift for them
selves.
/ try to sympathize with his
problem, but l feel that he was
too patient for years and is now
being extremely impatient. l
think he should not shrink from
arguing out his problems with
his associates and superiors. but
he contends that his situation is
too far gone and that l am naive
ly optimistic.
L. My wife is SO upset by
the dislocations that my course
would require that she refuses
to face the facts, which are quite
hopeless. For years. I have been
considered the up-and-coming
executive of our business organi-
cation. I have given the job all
of my energy. and I have spent
money on my family with con-
fidence in my future.
Now, suddenly. the man /
grew up with in this business has
receded into the background and
have been made to feel that 1
am in the way of the new peo-
pie who are taking over-his
two sons.
l have seen what happens to
has-beens in business organiza-
tions, and I want to walk out
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succeed Everett Hunt. who is
retiring. az
Mr.. Prentice. a Swarthmore
graduate, has also taught at
Johns Hopkins University. Will
liam and Mary College and the
University of Vermont.
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Who's
got
my
baby?''

Attention, all America Be
on the lookout for Steven
Craig Dammanl Age: APP
proximately three yearsi
Missing since October Kid
mapped from in front Of q
Supermarket in East Mead.
ow, New York.
Now! This week. The
Saturday Evening Post brings
you the heart-rending story
by Mrs. James Damman,
whose tiny son Steven was
kidnapped last Halloween.
You'll find out the part
the F.B.I. has played in the
nationwide search, and
how following ransom
notes only led up blind
alleys! You'll learn why
Stevens mother believes he
is still alive, and get . full
description of him, so per-
haps you can help this
heartbroken mother regain
her baby boyl
Be sure to read 1t In this
weeks Post.
IN ALL, Q articles, ! stories,
Q serials.
Out today = on all newsstands
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confluence.
under my own power, before l
am squeezed out or degraded.
I feel that the only hope of
clarifying my position is to give
the young people who have TAX
en- over a clear choice, and to
force them to make a decision.
My wife shrinks from the danger
that we may have to abruptly
change our whole way of life.
The Councils Views
This man calls his wiz naive
in her optimism, but he nonethe-
less also clings to hope. He does
mot really want to make the
drastic change he contemplates,
but still hopes that if he con-
fronts his sponsors children with
his resignation. they may change
their attitude and reassure him.
If he did not have this linger-
ing hope, he might be justified
in making a clean break. even at
the cost of upsetting his wife and
children. 1t does appear, how
ever. that he is not ready in his
own mind for such a break.
1t would seem folly for him to
make this vital decision while he
is in his present mood. His
situation calls for a vacation that
would afford an opportunity for
some soul-searching. He certainly
should command enough power
and prestige in this business
organization to be able to take
a vacation for this purpose.
Away for a time from the daily
tensions, he may be able to rea-
son out some way of reconciling
the disturbing facts of his Situa
ton and altering them in his
/ favor.
(Copyright 1855. General Features Corp
Tomorrow: Conflict develops over q
boys orsenol.
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Swurthmore Names
Prentice Dean Of Men

Swarthmore College has an
Inounced the appointment of Will
liam C. H. Prentice, professor of
psychology. as dean Of men to
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THE FAMILY COUNCIL
Husband Worries,
Wants to Quit Job
THE PROBLEM
:" THE DETAILS

MRS L. NHes suddenly become RASH wants to quit his job
L. NJ no longer fit in my hm want to get out under my
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from me the property left to me
by my father"
The father. E. H. Maytag, died
in 1910. His will put most Of his
S. million estate in trust for
Mrs. Revyuk: a sister, Mrs
Mary Louise Cahill. and their
two brothers, Frederick and
Robert.
Her share of the estate, Mrs.
Revyuk said. amounted to
81 ,250, 900 and she was to have
received it no later than July
20. 1850.
But because of the psy-
chiatrist's alleged statement to
her brother Frederick. Mrs. Rev.
yuk said. she did not get her
share of the estate until some
five years later"
Mrs. Revyuk said the legal
battle to share in the estate cost
her more than 100000.
Mrs. Revyuk CLAIMS she con-
suited DR.. Dunbar only from
April to June, 1947. and then
stopped when, upon coming to
her Office on a number of &C.
casions :. l found her utter
ly or partially intoxicated
and entirely unable to perform
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the information It does get. And
he added that the press must
wage an unremitting struggle for
the right of the people to know.
In another speech. Federal
Judge Leon R. Yankwich OF
California said that secrecy in
Government breeds tyranny, but
II see no reason why the right
of public access to Government
information should be made
absolute in all cases without
restriction.
He said that "even the great
guarantees of the First Amend
Notwithstanding freedom of the
press-are not absolute and un-
comfortable. And so long as the
refusal to grant access to in
terested persons, including the
public, is renewable by the
courts against abuse I cannot
see why the Government cannot
make access dependent upon the
wise discretion of the responsible
heads of the Government"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-22
Maytag Heiress Sues
Woman Psychiotrist

NEW YORK. Mar. ~ (P.-
An heiress to a washing machine
fortune is suing a woman
psychiatrist for SIS million
contending the doctor lied to q
relative about her mental condi-
ton and precipitated a long
court battle before she got her
inheritance.
Mrs. Elizabeth Maytag Revyuk
charged in State Supreme Court
yesterday that DR.. Flanders
Dunbar, with Offices on the
Fifth avenue. falsified her mental
condition in a corrupt bargain
with her brother. Frederick L.
Maytag. president of the wash
ing machine firms.
At Newton, Iowa, last night
Mr.. Maytag declined comment
on the suit.
DR.. Dunbar's attorney termed
the allegations false and scan
dalous.
The suit alleges that DR..
Dunbar and Mr.. Maytag reached
an understanding whereby the
doctor agreed, for a considera-
ton. to cooperate with and to
assist my brother to withhold