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DRIVEN BUILDING

suitable for any large volume whole
sale retail operation INCLUDING
building supplies, etc. Frontage on
z prominent downtown streets.
1000 50. II Of ground moor ofiices
and sh9 '.,r 81 ooo Total ares cs sD-
venient TO public parking lots.
KASS-B BERGER, INC.
ma. $500 Evss., 10. B-8b7s
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BUSINESS PROF. WANTEp
STORES FOR RENT

AT AZ, n r,ngr = snsrs nlns "a rms i11SS.
E NH sIssl q a sS soNs snS Ma s.sos1
.rovy !. ~. q. -, = -2s :,
-.kess.. suitable any Type business.
,T sa1v w S,ooz1 .,.I,sxSo
N.Akbf VIRGINIA. 4o'H1Zo-
ample PARK. area; apts3 INC NJ
iSls psm a. n sor h diannr nnd ME- :;
any retail business. EN- 2-3496.
HEART OF DowNTowN, newly S1 re-
modelled store. 20xgb: lzrge alley IN
rear. new front, 723 18th st. NV.
Gan IA s-sl3Ss ,26
3 3 st1Meofner bidr.. -scod ior any
BUS, $50 per mo. ME. S-004l;
- 20
$50 per mo. eaE. 6-0041. --26
STORE AND All. 6Oe btn st: NV.
Sl7o per mo. see MR. fiSHER.
6l2 9th 81, NV. 20
520 nth ST. N.W:-Lge. store. newly
dec.. excel. location, GOOD Tor any
type business. very low renIaL
PhSns OWNER RA. o-llOl' RE.
IAhoMA PARK. DRUGSTORE ioe., sx-
eeL busy corner, mas oeen 2 dr ,9o
store Tor the past 10 years: $50
mo- hArkLL REAL EoiAtS' ~.
S.ll03 .vy - Vs.. -,
w TA. AVE- S-SsSA nn SnssL
B SUsh E if s sSplos No oai 7eso2e
T parkins: onss siSU Also 1sx: yse
s ~; y s,;s syn w 7. Is 5Si,.,,,..
M; many apis. and homes: show
BUS Or oil space. RA. e.o65i. "
GHND L0aAIiS for n,,, a ,nn ,a
snres are ,nxtsiIed NO S-a4ip.
RA, e-S7si. -2o
1885 l .n, ST Swss Sss,. or slOT ,s
par par. wili eons,der 9 si,s,r on easy
G,,nS ATT,s pssitor IA s.ss1h9
1904 iith 81. N.W.-Grd. Or. store,
approx; sS0 So A. " eSm1 ,s sIrs-; ,sn ny
al ~ s.xSaa dnSiny weet
CLOSE no coRNLR pm AND z 2,
"a III eslisy hs S mn S III ~ a0e
ann,y e si6 es Il i : ~ Rani a e rs
.--,s
stnp srpvpr Inw r.nt t,..,tass /,
NJ ~ NJ ays sinre
s,a,;. XII. coiorsd hss,,, !.
snn .ses Van nv E aanA%
nss 81 Attractive o showcase Sc a. en-
trance =, inclq Sso,. Te a Apply ~
30 "a H. Iroon % -, na,s,,.
osvV ~; ~ e ' $500 !.
Loes MNn n,, sls oImS, 49, =,
ei lar 9n T "a SHss,,sns ,ns st dis %
..shn suol arn ,.n sos .asti
hn.a.as. " h0N H. lat,synES 49,
sxsiTtsy 30 al nE,h a.
ga ,aaoS o. OIL io'n ~. Nv
BIS CONN. AVE, lust above Dupont
circle--5ize. 1896 with balcony:
Suitable for most any type retail
eusinsss; eau Nj; Holland. II. @.
81 s-sso6. -&s
upper l4th 81. NV. good for any
business 'u' 7-osio, IA e-ssso
aoS n ST Nu Ma. cant. .,,,.
s sn,, y o 81 ~, S;;,"stm ,.irs Isns sun
osse. '0 NJ stnsa,s os svn,, ar ia eonr
Can MR. yINNIcK. ME. s-sse2'
Man Tn AND e-contains sp-
suitable for card. lie or record shop,
also PHOTOGRAPHIC supplies or Tickle;
once; extremely heavy-trafic area;
will not consider luncheon or Jew
eirv concessions Rental. $625 per
mess mS; f0' "'0'ma'''n' eau M
rms, bath. gas heat; reas. WASH
INt..oN REAL I1,,r IA 5 stsSps
s Kan n,svMs n MELp ~Ai Ri ,SnTES.
SsnnILphEnE ,,- Mb sis,r, " = s,,nS
sen Or BEAuIY s5or, h. ssapans-
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HOUSES TO BUILD

TWO EXPERIENCED contractors
available to build custom-type
houses in nearby Va; one or q
dozen, depending on Individual re-
0uirements. Phone BR. S-D205 or
BR. S-S045 for further information.
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52 ACRES with Q spring and several
bldgs. In need Of repairs. This is
an ideal spot FOR summer home away
from II all, Priced at only IS, 500.
II you have $1,000 to pay down
and are . handy man we have 9
for you. House with bath
the barn can Be converted into an.
other house. The price is 81. 100.
Owner will hold .mortgaee for bal.
ance with monthly payments.
l7s-acre dairy farm, with 3
streams, spring, 7-rm, house. so
COW barn, 2 large silos, many sheds
s woods small RsId r sless s sss ssFe.
900. Very liberal financing, II. r.
BURDETTE s. SON, Mt. Airy, Nd,
Pryor, I97-M,
1875 ACRES ITvEL LAND on paved
road. In high state Of cultivation.
Large barn. "a sins, and nee. out.
bides, Charming 6-rm. DWELLING
kitchen, every appliance; 5-rm. ten.
ant house. 4 suI property o y tru
house, sarage. Only $1,000.
lovely stream and in sylvan dwell!
ing; only $4,000
ARDMoRE REALTY CO.
Mt. Airy. Md,
Phone Mr.. Price. Mt. Airy 23I
Iss-AcRE FARM, BORDERING on
Shenandoah River; 7-room hous1
with bath; near Front Royal, Sl5,.
600.
2g7-acre farm, 100 acres river
bottom, lh-mile river frcntaee'
large house hank harm Sal nm
267-acre mountain farm. LOG
acres bluegrass. remainder In timl
Der. old log and stone house, cot,
tsse. barn. bordered on three sidet
By shenandoah National PARK
ARTHUR 8. KNOWLES
Front Royal Insurance Agcy., Inc
"a o. Royal Ave-, Front Royal, w
Phone once. 32e--Home. 14s5-J
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

Charming Country Home
FOR SMALL FAMILY
Carefully restored stone house on
Q acres; near Middleburg. 2 ed
rooms, 2 baths: so mi. from WASH
inRton over good roads. House and
grounds in perfect condition; ELIZA
Va, tel. Bluemont 27sI. -26
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CHOICE WAREHOUSES;
WAREHOUSES WANTED

KITCHEN EQUIPMENT distributor
wants to rent about 1880 50. It.,
on l or 9 floors, for storage ofiices
and display. Must have adjacent
trucks and for parking; 5-year
lease; June occupancy; location,
d. C. or nearby Md. MR.. DAVID,
IL H-1314, --26
CLIENT NEEDS over 10000 SO. IT..
display and warehouse. Heavy duty
wiring. RR. siding desirable. d. C..
or vic. AUERBACH q CO. D1.
7-6501.
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ENTIRE BLDG. FOR LEASE
Embssxv mr. Non-proft Orr.

Approx. $4,000 %. IT. In 4 mrs..
viii remodel to suit tenant Incl.
high. speed elevator and air eondi-
tioning. Mr.. Mass. ave. and 22nd 81.
Inquire your broker, or ADAMS
PROPERTIES. INC, 81. 3-t205;
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Sheraton Office
Building
I'll 18th St. NV.

A. few choice q and 3-room suites
YOUR BUSINESS m A BUILDING
OCCUPIED BY MANY PROMINENT
NATIONAL AND LOCAL CONCERNS
Reasonable rentals beginning at $3.50
per month with all services included.
Rental ONCE on premises or phone
Mr.. JOHNSON, RE. 7-645S.
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wAREHousEs FOR SALE

MODERN i.STORY brick and con-
crete. in, ne; approx. 1000 50. IT.;
side alley: truck entrance rear: Will
consider lease. IA. 2-5046. -26
$500 SO. Fl. freproof: Sc. To-
cation 81 per It.
1900 SO TT. needs repair;
$4,000 for quick settlement.
MICHAEL WALSH & SONS
1911 EYE ST. NV.
RE. 1889 EYES. 10. e-5717
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For Information call Mr.. Brakefield.
SHANNON & LUCHS
724 18th st. NV Ma. s-2S4b
PARK AT YOUR DESK
CAFRITZ BUILDING
sUBLEAsE APPROX, 400 60. TT.
CHOICE SPACE
AVAIL e AcIa Il pDSf 81. 4 psssss' can
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SILVER SPRING

De luxe. 2-year old. 23-unit apt.
bldg. that incorporates beauty, finest
Of const, and . sure lifetime invest
ment. Unusually spae. ! and bed
nm. apis. garbage disposal. tneinera-
tor, pvt. parking. complete laundry
rm.. ideally loo. between Dist. nne
annual frcntflP
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ARriNnnnN. "

ARLINGTON, VA.
377S5 50 g. on Wilson blvd In
N. Arlington. center of widely
growing area: ideal for many pur-
poses or owner viii build for tenant.
Price, $4,000.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO
2055 Wilson Blvd. ia. $500
End Commercial
Near Goth and N SITS. NV: approx
/ 800 50. FL excellent alley faciii-
ties. Priced for Immediate sale. Sun
day and evenings. Mr., Mccarthy
WOODWARD ciSS g. NORRIS
REALTORS
723 10th 81. NV, RE. 1855
18th & L SITS. NV.
Second eommeTeial--4s5O0 q. It.
In this fast-deselopfng area, Rear
alley, 52-ft. front. RIDDELL REAL
TY. DI 1890,
SALE-519 H ST. NE.
store and 9 rms. on LIST foor with
4 rms. and bath on 2nd floor, Brick
bldg: h.-vh. with oil. Possession
Call 7. J. LANE, Jr., Ma. S-943s.
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

GASOLINE SERVICE STATION,
wish 70 purchase for investment;
built within past 3 years; located
in nearby Md. or D. c.: lease for
long term TO major oil company
Call EN-. 3-67si, after u Am.
TOP MARKET PRICE for . and 4
family duplex apts.. not converted
White or colored. II. r RANDOLPH.
Realtor. RE. 7-2l37 or Ii 4-7gao'
APARTMENT BUILDlNGs-4 to 100
units; immediate sales II price ana 1s
DUNE Realtor, WA. 7-07se. FE.
Y a,lI7S svT h. 27 1872 ., ,nv,s,men,
prop; nave cash investors. Please
cali M. T. FABRIzIQ. Georgetown
Real Estate, NO, 7-aal3.
SPECIALIZE In the sale Of in
yestment property In Sc. and nearby
Nd. only. Have cash buyers now.
Mike Coughlin, 10. 8-4446
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14th ST NV.

MEDICAL AREA
''e Near 2Uth and Eye SITS. NV:
fessionai or association use. for
merry occupied IS art school. good
alley facilities: convenient 10 trans
portation; excellent terms TO re-
sponsibie purchaser. Call Mr., Nor
ris. week ends, WO. 8-oS35: week
days, RE. 7-6Bs5.
Woodward q Norris
Realtors. 723 goth st. NV
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21-IJNIT CORNER APT

INC. $4,000 YR.--$20. 900 CASH
This handsome mod. 2-story cor.
apt. house in perfect cond. and in
fine D. c. loc., Is today's best value.
All apis are bright, spacious. have
new stoves and refgrs.. bldg. has
laundry storage rms, etc. Elk
penses are Low Is tenants pay own
gas as and and slee Gu, Priced Ss vo, a. e eniS
income Of about S276 mo. A net
income Of over 30ss.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 x st. NV. Realtors. Elk SSH
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ARLINGTON. VA.
for store or ofiices. 1000 So. It.. and
bsmt.. parking. excellent bushes:
district. Immediate possession. GLEN
ment bldg. NE. R10240,
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- AAAA&SeS ~44 ~ 4NN~44 - AAA~
JOINING STORES 2Ox
go EACH, LEE HWY.
IDEAL FOR TV, PAINT,
CHINA, BABY FURNI-
TURE.
Mr.. Lassen. JE. 2-2922. RA. 3-546l
CHOICE LOCATION
ARL.. vA.--1731 WILSON BLVD.
In shopping center. plenty parking.
24e5 18th st. NV.
18th and Columbia I'd. Busy spot.
11O9 7th ST. NV.
Bldg.-Bsmt., balcony. z toilets; =.
EN-. 1904 WO. 6-6S66
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BOND BUILDING
9Th AND NEW YORK AVE. NV

The following ofices are available
IN this bldg. conveniently located
in the heart Of the city.
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40 acres, 1l-rm. dwelling with
'ath and electricity. COW barn, 80
stanchion, silo, all good outbldss.
Plenty Of shade and water. Price,
S3l 500.
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NORTHWEST, D. c.

Handsome almost new lt-unit
apt; Bldg. n snd : ,a SsdFn-, r sniss
Tenants pay GAS. ELEc, AND HAT,
garbage disposal: blk downtown
' IfTNIT-S7 nm DIN
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100 acres, 6-rm. dwelling, "a
stall COW barn, bank barn; plenty Of
shade and water. Priced $23,1 90.
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CASH

PRINCE GEO. COUNTY HOMES
owners. Mr.. ISAAC, DI. 7-Ssao
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OFFER. built In 1859. q gronp o.
4 adj. bldgs,, tenants pay uIlL
AND HEAT. excel Sc. loo: M
Greenway Shopping Ctr; APPROX
$4,000 annual income each! RAE.
FELL REAL ESTATE, Ju. s-llVa
s EearIPiC CIRCLE. ! APIS. 8 rms.
full white occupancy: $500 mo, In
come: furnishings incl; - ~.
down buys all: owner retirine. 81
3-g433; ewes. Ii. 3-506l.
4 UNITS. N.Wy north OF Missouri
ave.-Four l-bedroom Apartments
with screened rear porches: tenants
nay utilities, Priced to show gooc
return. Cail Nj. Mostow, We; q;
8 RE ESSffTs, ~ .E.-petaehed io,yesr.
old brick building. In excellent con-
dition. six l-bedroom apartmenss
income S4,1O0 per year: price, S26.
500. With $4,000 down. Call MI
MostoW, Wo. 1924. ewes. TU. z
ss33 TANEN REALTY CO.
4 UNIT BRICK APT. BLDG.---Sepa.
rate utilities and heating plants
fine condition. sound investment
owner viii sacrifice; only 81 .0W
with low down payment anG easy
terms. NO. 7-5S07: eyes, TU. =
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24-unit apt. BLDG; near Piney
Branch and Flower ayes. ! and 2
bedrm. units with sep. din, rms: :
owner win sell or trade
E-15 UNITS
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Here's your opportunity 70 put-
fsnest rental ioc. anywhere. Approx
u, $40 annual income. ~ QUE OF 2S
bldes already sold Opposite Lans.
burehs Dept, Store and the new -
million Langisy Pk sheppins center
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M0ntg0mery County
125 A. with historic house partly
mod. Fields and 2 tenant houses
rented.
30 A., lge. rambler on Knoll. s
bedrms., 3 baths. 3 stone hreplaces,
oil heat. barn, estate area.
"a A. lovely view from house Of 9
rms. bath. oil heat; on gravel I'd.
BARBARA lr0 q Ross soFS r Sroker 4i al:
fhershurR 322-R
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70 acres. s-rm. brick house. bath
and electricity. barn 3ox50, IL
Sanction COW barn, silo. Price.
$40 4b0.
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Handsome e-yr. -oid. 15-unit apt;
BLDG; / and . bedfm, apts. 81 BOO
annual inSoTsE Tsn f;.als i pay SA g
owner; priced 2 times annual In
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CoLoRRD OR wHTTB-21g Z ST.
Bldg; lse. garage. complete apt; in
bsmt.; comm; $500 BLDG, and loan
Isl trust less few payments; asking
SlO,e50 for quick sale. Open sun
i-e co9l,ooaEp-1s4s oIRARp ST.
4.stery DIR: ning.
asking less than $4,000. make an
ofier, JONES REALTY CO., Exelu-
eive Agspf mn T-0666
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small estate. 2h acres--oyer-
looking historic Port Tobacco VAL
ley. An-stone rambler. ceramic tils
Kit, and bath. Ice. liv. rm-, firepl::
room: motor bort port: S creek on rear.
Rich garden land Select residential
urea. Sls.a50; terms. half cash.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND REALTY
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Cor. 21St and L NV.
Newly remodeled 22'x5e' with
extra large basement, Beautiful show
window, fiuorescent hehtins.
CAFRITZ DI 10000
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tain areas peopled by headhunt-
ing tribes.
Burmese army intelligence &C.
counts said Communist forces
were feverishly building roads
and approaches toward Burma
from the Yunnan area, on the
Chinese side of the border.
Col. Chit Myaing, a Burmese
army commander, reported sew
eral engagements with Chinese
invaders, including one six-hour
battle. He said one Chinese Off
Ger and nine soldiers were killed
In the major clash and several
were captured. Three Burmese
soldiers were reported wounded
Officials announced Tuesday
that Red Chinese forces. believed
numbering about 500 men, had
moved across the poorly defined
border into Burmese territory
Minor patrol incidents have been
reported previously in the region,
but spokesman said the move this
week involved far larger numbers
OF troops.
No mention Of the move has
been heard in Communist Chi
nese radio broadcasts.
Burmese political quarters said
the government is pressing Red
China for speedy withdrawal OF
the invaders.
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FOUND

COCKER, male cuff or golden. vicinity
gecr setozn "a. OF 2-91eg
cOCkER. black male red naii.s.1d5s1
eoilsI no tsgs. RE 7-dO67
DACHsHJND, female VIC. MeadovbrooE
hlItbN. female, blk with stripes, vhits
Iess ana race approN . mo old. We
Sflt6nden. North Capital ne. IA
fAkAkLIT. green breast, yellow head
srfTZ. male vhfts. vie OF 8. Lee A.
esnsr 90 eood Va. home. Kl. $3.50
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SWIMMER RELAXES WITH SIGH.
UP HIGH IN THE SKY

NEW QUAY, England [P-James Chatwin 49, waded
into the sea for SWIM leaving his wife asleep in beach
chair.
beach attendant noticed what he believed to be
palmer IN distress well out from shore He telephoned
the Royal Air Force base at ST. Mawgan for hecoper
crew.
Inc helcopter arrived, scooped Mr. Chatwn out of
the water and flew him to the st. Mawgan sick bay.
You don't look like drowning man." said puzzled
doctor.
I'm not" replied Mr. Chatwin. II was peacefully
floating on my back when the hecopter pucked me from
the water But must they irst-class rescue
team And ought to know-I've been medalst in the
Royal Life Saving Society since I was H."
Inc embarrassed airmen rushed Mr.. Chatwin back
70 the peach IN an ambulance His wife still sleeping
her beach chair.
Mr. Chatwin waded into the sea and finished his SWIM
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ath eist. Neither are most
people"
At that moment I sneezed.
and Alexei said, God bless you"
The large Hall of Atheism rang
with our laughter.
Whats the joke? our guide
asked uncomprehendingly.
Party Decree on Believers
The devastating effectiveness
of the Soviet anti-religiouS pro-
gram is to be seen in the last
decree of the Soviet Central
Committee on the subject of
I"Conducting scientific-a tn els t
propaganda among the public"
November 10, 1854.
1t magnanimously urges the
party Ito avoid offending the
feelings of believers in any way"
There are citizens. it explains,
who, while fulfilling their civic
duty to the motherland, are still
under the influence of religious
beliefs" Party discipline de-
mands "a considerable, mindful
latitude toward these believers.
1.-THE way to fight religion"
says the new Communist hand
book, lis to spread the teachings
|of science. which will inevitably
eliminate the fantastic fabrica-
tons Of religion. The funda-
mental opposition of science and
religion is obvious"
A Feeling of Defeat
I left Russia with the unhappy
feeling that it was almost i'm
possible-in this cunningly de-
Ivlsed battleground-for religious
forces to withstand the assaults
of godlessness. All the machin-
cry of state. the educational in
Istitutions, the mass media, the
arts and literature, were ar
Irayed against religion.
So thoroughly have the spirit
ual forces been disarmed that
there is little question as to
the ultimate victory.
What is it like to live in
America? was a predominant
refrain in the flood of questions
that engulfed us.
Are people happy there? Are
they content with their lot? Are
our fellow-Jews free to work,
to study, and rear children?"
There was a wistfulness in
their queries, as though they all
ready knew the answers.
Its good to see people like
you. It's good to see rabbis,
young, well-dressed, full of life,
with movie-cameras of their
own (who would believe it?) and
so obviously at peace with the
world. We never heard rabbis
laugh full-throatedly as you do
when you're together. Just look
ing at you helps U.S."
Copyright 1855 by Morris N. Kertzer
Distributed by Editors Syndicate).
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icized service wrangling that
wastes time. money and talent. z"
Quoting President Eisenhower
as having said then that 'Serv-
ice disagreementS have become
public brawls," Senator Syming-
ton asked Gen. Twining whether
differences between the services
are more sharp today than they
were three years ago. or less
sharp"
Il think they are q little
sharper, because we are coming
more and more into competitive
f1elds," Gen. Twining replied.
Leans to Single Service
He said he leans personally
toward proposals for a single
military service" because il
could bring quicker decisions
and would be less expensive, "
adding:
However. l still feel that the
three services watching each
other is a pretty healthy thing
because no one can really get
of the beam. With single
service you might get sort of a
military dynasty built up that
could make a real bad mistake
for the United States.
That is my only fear about
1t, that it could be built up and
get so strong, through the in
dlvidual personalities. that they
might do something drastic
That might not be SO good
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services subcommittee 1nVeStl-
eating airpower.
Every time I make a move
they are making sure what
am doing, and vice versa" he
continued. Il am watching the
Navy and Army, too, so you do
have system of controls. But
that can also lead to lack of
development, too, and that is
dangerous for the country"
Can't Keep Both Types
In his secret testimony given
June 10 and made public last
night, Gen. Twining also said
the way to reduce the Nation S
huge defense budget is to put
more reliance on atomic weapons.
I'VE cannot afford to keep in
our armed forces conventional
forces for the old type of war;
fare plus those for atomic war
fare, he said. I'VE have to
make up our minds which way
we are going to go -.
The nuclear weapon is here
to stay and they are going to be
used in war. We know that. So
let's build our forces around
these new weapons. In this way
we could reduce our forces con-
siderably."
The question of inter-service
rivalry arose when the subcom-
mittee chairman, Senator SYM
lngton, Democrat of Missouri,
commented that in 1852 Can
didate Eisenhower" had criti-
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Fifth in series by the secretary Of IN
New York Board OF Robbis who ho
| just returned from Russia with tn
first delegation Of American Robbi
permitted behind the Iron Curtoin 4
over 20 years.
the group to the ZagorSky mon
astery, somehow forgot the fac
that one of the rabbis under.
stood Russian. When we asked
the priest what the monks haC
done during the suppression o.
religion, he replied that the,
had scattered to the four winds
Our interpreter blithely trans,
lated:
He says that they lived ii
a different monastery"
Not so Alexei. He was to bt
itrusted-or at least he remem.
bered we could check his words
Atheist Exhibit Insidious
The atheism exhibit is one Of
the clevereSt pieces of propa.
ganda have ever seen. At first
blush it appears to be little
more than a collection of fine
paintings and art work. But
ut takes a strong mind to resist
the insidious arguments arrayeC
against the Church.
Most visitors are young people
in their teens; they are shown
through the medium of art thai
leaders of religion were corrupt
cruel, sensual and opposed tt
treason. The Inquisition Cham.
Der. a frighteningly accurate
replica of its historical counter.
part, sends a chill down you
spine.
AS we stood in this one-time
cathedral. which is now devoted
to the denial of Gods existence
l asked Alexei about his beliefs
AS expected. he replied: TN
an atheist"
Are you a militant atheist;
He pointed to his left eye
mo, my eyesight wasn't gooc
enough to get into the service.
I'VE laughed and explained
the word, militant.
No, I'm not that kind OF
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Monaco Halls
News Of Heir

MONTE CARLO, Aug. 3 (P).-
Tiny Monaco burst with king
sized celebration yesterday after
the palace announced Prince
Rainier III and his Hollywood
princess, Grace Kelly, are ex-
pecting a child in February.
Flags. bunting, champagne
toasts and gallo "oh, la las
could hardly measure the joy Of
the people, who want nothing
more than the patter of tiny feet
around the stone and stucco pal
ace overlooking the Mediter-
ranean.
Monaco prepared a celebration
second only to the fanfare OF
fioodlights and pageantry given
the wedding itself last April 49,
10. The prince and princess will
flee the clamor by embarking on
their yacht Sunday for a cruise
along the Italian coast.
A royal heir is extremely i'm
portant to the people of Monaco
BY a 1918 treaty with France,
Monaco would become a French
protectorate and the people SUBJ
ject to French taxes and the
French military draft if Prince
Rainier died without a child.
Either a boy or girl can succeed
to the throne.
The 1000 citizens of this 360-
acre principality pay no direct
taxes and there is no draft for
citizens. The Monte Carlo
gambling casino pays about 10
per cent of the annual So million
budget and the remainder comes
from a government monopoly on
cigarettes. matches and the sale
of postage stamps.