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MOTORCYCLES

MOTORCYCLE BSA-25O. good condi-
ton; no reasonable offer refused
JU. 9-6466 30
VINCENT RAPED, 1852 perfect
condition throughout: will trade
for car in good condition. CY. q
Ssa46 after 9. or all day Sat. and
1855. MOTORCYCLE. s2s5: $50
XeniR st. Sc. --2g
vEsPA SCOOTER 1851: fine appear.
repairs: $50. JE. 4-4571. 70
HARLEY-DAvIDSON 1852: side car
SSq2mplete with couplingsi S35. Cal
JAVA, $1,000 miles, top speed
IKE new: l20 to sal; $3.50 or best
offer. 1892 nth NV. AID. A.
SOSJ, wee&days alter ,,
80 NSU QUICK, lao m.p.e.; loo
&C; perfect cond.; $3.50. or best
offtr. ia. 2-4001. 30
TRIUMPH IS. Tiser no. excel
cond. 1880 niles, Call COLE,
MAN Hu. 1854, weekdays after
HARLEY.DAvIDsoN. in excel cond
must sell; Sl15. or best offer. Cal
bet. a.m.-2 pm. Hu 3-513S
CUSHMAN EAGLE, 1858, equip
with all access. excel cond.: $500
or best offer. ia. 1851.
INDIAN SCOUT. 1871. new paint
eexeelient condition; S125. Cal
HARLEY.DAvIDsoN, excellent con.
q qiH1io1: oi Icy mileage; make offer
'53 TRIUMPH THUNDERBIRD, new
paint new seat. lots of chrome
$40. Call LA. $1,000.
MOToRBIKE as whizzer; lights
K RiS s Parts; good condition; s. $50
HARLEY; DAVIDSON. so "a o,h,v.
$500 or best. offer. Ii. 1850.
I34s 8 HID. -" f.h,, runs good $3.50
- ~ - o.h.v- equip S325
buggy BUDDY seat windshield and SPOT,
81 I'D Model K de luxe. low low
80 I'D "a o.hv.. con- n!ets l,'
overhaulcd and new paint, de luxe
and equipped So
53 HID, -" oh.v. super de luxe.
50 Triumph. speed twin. equipped
%ttil
"a Cushman Eagle with side box
S1q5
CASH TERMS OR TRADE
7-event motorcycle road races with
30-lap final. Marlboro, Md. Speed,
way this Sunday.
HID SALES AND SERVICE
1868 3lst St. NV. FE. 3-2676
go
TRIUMPH The Worlds Best Motor
cycle with proven performance over
The, years, now available in singles
anc twins, priced from SAY. See
AIS. and MATcHLEss THE oual.
lty Motorcycles" with silky-smooth
performance: 500 &C singles and
the new 900 &C twins. priced from
$3.50.
SPRING SALE
USED MOTORCYCLES
80 Zundapp 900 &C twin S4e5
81 Harley "A o.h.V. $685.
AZ Harley 81 o.h.v.. 5000 mi. sos
40 Triumph 500 &C $3.50
81 Zundapp 200 &C - S125
'13 Triumph $50 &C S495
90 Triumph 500 &C $685.
These and others 10 choose from
ALLIED MOTORS
100 9th ST. NV, co. 5-14g6
ga
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SuMMER HOMES

CAMP PINNACLE. two wks., SIS
BOYS, girls. Sis yrs. REQUEST folder
ELkRIDGE LAkE-Swim. fsh. hun
in Maryland mountains; pvt. lake
ior sale: masonry houses, all mod
down, SIS mo-; / hour from b. C
Lots available. o. C. CORBIN REAL
ESTATE, D. c. phone. HE. 4-2104
Hagerstown phone, HagerstowI
S04i.
IDYLLIC SPOT on Maine Coast. Ou
3-bedrm. cottage, fully furnished
ultra-modern facilities, front
ocean on private shore. Inn am
golf range 10 min. away. Avaiiabl,
for season, 5000: June-July o,
August-Sept. $3.50. RE. 7-719S
Ewes, OIL. 6-3S22. 90
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CAN'T BE DUPLTCATED

At the price: most outstanding
property on the Chesapeake: z bed
rms, BATH liv. rm.. fireplace, din.
rm.. kit. md floor. insulated ard
finished into a lovely dormitory to
sleep 4: "a bath: utility rm' carport
lovely shaded lot. sea wall and sand
beach, excellen' terms. completely
furnished Property like new.
RUBY DOWNS. BROKER
DOWNS BLDG. University 1881
or call Mrs. McKim, UN 7-S459.
Dealc, Md
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WATERFRONT PRoP.-sALe

PATUXENT RIVER. Broomes Island,
3 lge. bedrms., kitchen. bath, din.
water. electricity Close to public
landing; reasonable. Phone Prince
Frederick 373-J-3. --2g
KITTY HAWK, n. CAROLINA-5O0
acres. 3 miles on sound: beautiful
beach and lake; ready for develop
ment: $3.50 per acre, excellent
terms. MRS. MARKS. EN- 3-3794
NORTH BEACH. Md lots on 9Th
st. out of town limits: S3T5 each;
none sold sinRly. JU. 9-2757. 20
BREEZY POINT. beach cottages: So
900 and up; small down pymts.
willows. Md, Prince Frederick
.6S-J-1 MRS SMITHERl. 90
SUNRISE BEACH. ND; 80 min from
Northumberland level, wooded
lot l. blk from beautiful private
beach; swimming fishing, boating:
must sell at sacrifice. OIL. 2-56;i4
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS. Port Republic,
Md a mi. south Prince Frederick
on Chesapeake Bay--1sa mi. beach:
colony Of professional people APP
proved by membership committee:
l40 privately owned rustic homes.
clean, sandy beach. community
bldg. athletic facilities: fresh-water
lake. LOTS AND HOUSES FOR
SALE. Summer rentals, As mi. from
WASHINGTON. Select wooded home.
site during our Goth anniversary
sale. 90
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WATERFRONT PRoP.-sALE

KENT ISLAND ESTATES-2 adioin-
Chesapeake Bay, 4 mi. beyond Bay
Bridge. hr S drive from Washing
ton: $500 each. Box 1l0-Z. Star
COLONIAL BEACH. VA. - Large,
comfortable ?-story house, partly
furnished; corner lot, l50xl50; w.
round home; can be used for room
4-30SO, or write Box 427, Colonial
W Rsfftii X, COTTAGE. Eastern as y
shore. near Route so. 3 bedrooms,
large porch, 96-ft. front on Nanti-
CO. coke River; Phone R. C. ToDD
s Sllls%ST5S; M ffoREsr-cot,age: g ir
bay areas finest Community. T. r
FITZGERALD. EN-. 3-609l. "a
COTTAGES-Furnished, $50 to $40
per week. Also available by season.
Cottage, . bedrms.. all mod. i'm
pymts.;, unfinished; $3.50 season
P pn1.,,r bathing aTg beach beach. BREEZY
Frederick 26S-J-l (Mrs. smither)
PRIVATE BEACH, family cottage,
new; avail. by week or season. 20
mi. from D. c. WE. 5-47O6. 80
FURNISHED COTTAGES for rent by
the week EEK. See For Sale Ad "seien-
PASS k-GRiLLE BEACH. FLORIDA,
right on the gulf with private beach
Beautiful 2-bedrm. and 3-bath
apt Phone AID. 4-S567 ewes. 80
SOUTH RIvER-waterfront and
investment property for sale. s
acres, 1875 IT, waterfront. Build
home on 3 acres, fish and crab from
pier also good swimming and boat
ing. : acres on county road ideal
Tor selling as homesites, IS Minis.
TO D c. by new Annapolis Freeway
SEVERN RIVER-11 lots with ap-
proX. li5-ft: frontage These wood
ed lots are level and would make at
least two beautiful homesites.
ANNAPOLIS ROADS-Modern wa
terfrCnt estate. water on three sides,
Main residence has apt. on md A.,
separate large guest lodge. garage,
small guest or servants cabin and
showplace with income producing
EPPiNG FOREST bedrm. resi-
dence with large 1sx30l living rm.
located on = wooded lots. Oil heat.
EVA CUBE BRANDT. Realtor;
Annapolis. Md. Colonial 3-4612
LONG BEACH WATERFRONT COT
paneled living room
with fireplace, very large kitchen
and dining area, bedrooms
slassed-in porch making 3rd sleep.
ing room. bath; lot 50x150, addt-
tional frontage II desired. Price
only Sl1.250. terms to suit pur-
NJ z. ROCKHILL
Long Beach. st. Leonard Nd.
Phone Prince Frederick 30s-J
PARADISE-Island. $50
acres, near Cambridge, Nd. 4 pile
driven duck blinds, inland lake for
geese; stocked with white tailed deer
and wildlife. Complete with boat.
motor. decoyS. inland shore wharfs
md large gear house. Price SIS. 800.
Terms In down
COBB ISLAND. MD.-LarEe mod
ern cottage. ) rooms and bath: nice
Land fenced. Good buy
al $4,000. Terms 81 1000 down.
SOUTHERN MD. REALTY CO.
Corner Rte. 301 ana 225, La Plata,
Md. Phone LaPlata Sill.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

SEASONED End TRUST NOTE. ap-
prox. $4,000. payable $50 mo
Asking $3.50. tn. 2-9400. HE
si.sis IN. Sc, o peri. payments
due ga yrs; wen secured; 25Sc of
JU. $4,000. ia. 9-6633.
End TRUST. $4,000, e. int: Ice
BLDG. in NV. WA. 4-s4s4, :''
End TRUST, $3.50, So. Tyr
Pay S25 mo. Excel. people. Mod
D. c brick. $l,700, DI. 7-sS90
si.s0o Is. trust note. 90 interest
payable S45 mo- Secures MontEom-
cry County property. S+.O50. 10
TOP PRICES paid for end trust
notes. HAROLD B. BONART. DI
7-O5S0; ewes. OIL 4-5947. go
$1,000 end TRUST 81. payable int
only. due in yr. New Va. ram
bier. $1,000 equity above Ist and
End. So discount ia. 7-2.5l.
IS EXCELLENT WHITE VA. Ind
TRUSTS, ! and year maturities.
Wlll sell separately or packased
ia 7-225l, day or ewes. 90
LIST AND End TRUST NOTES avail.
able. Will sacrifice Mr.. King OF
Mr.. Bloom, Ii. 3-1023. Call be-
tween 10 and g
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VACATION PLACES

FENw1CK IS, DEL.--Modern 3.
ocean pier and boat. RI 3-60l0
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TURKEY POINT - This is a nice
double lot. with pilings for a dock.
floor has a living room lfireplacel,
kitchen, bedroom and half bath.
Upstairs. two bedrooms and tile
bath. Lots Of storage, oil heat with
Dashboard radiation.
BAY RIDGE-A beautiful home on
corner lot. on Farragut road. Beau
tifullv decorated; light pine-paneled
walls The kitchen Is modern. The
fireplace is brick with heatolator.
Ceramic tile bath, two large bed
rooms. Features include the radiant
electric heat, cedar walls and closets.
You certainly should see 1t, partieu-
larry as it fits a family OF modest
income.
SOUTH RIVER - Three hundred
and fifty feet of bulkhead waterfront
on Kitty Duvall Creek. A dock and
bat house. over nine acres Of lawn,
shrubbery and garden and gra-
clous home all in perfect condition.
This is a bungalow with large pa
neled living room, fireplace, dining
room. six bedrooms, four baths and
and modern kitchen. There are
also two servants rooms and baths.
Joseph D. Lazenby, Realtor
215 Main ST.. Annapolis, Md.
Telephone: Colonial 3-26S4
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

FREE CATALOGUE "a ofices Cen.
trail Gulf ano z Coast Write %
your wants AMERICAN REALTY
Box 2471 Tampa. Fla
SMALL HOTEL. oranse City. Fla.
IL rms, apis. each with bath.
s stores incl U. s Post once, Z
garages. Excel. investment. SIS 500.
$4,000 will handle GEORGE r.
PERKINS, 92T 18th 81 NV. ST.
3.239i ewes. Ii. 3.s53i.
FLORIDA LOT SIS down. Full price
only 500 Located on fabulous east
roast near Davtrna Beach Streets.
cleo phones, churches. schools.
shoDpirg Near ocean and ST Johns
River World best flshingl Write
for FREE photos Box s2H OranEe
City. Fla Dept II LEFT
ITO ACRES in Marion County.
Florida Sacrifice for cash. Box i6-
2, Star 40
FLORIDA ACREAGE--And building
io's, In nearby Nd for sale BY
owner. BOX 43i-A. Star
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i'ig new BAY Y BRIDE FRhTp5SSApz ERkEI BAY
Beautiful Estate Of Distinc-
tion consisting of ) large
bedrooms, 31a baths. den,
large living room with FIRE.
place. dining room. large
modern cleo kitchen; laundry
house and o-bedroom guest
house adjoinS main house.
Add'l liv. rm. and kit. on
ind fir. 2-car garage and
shower rm. Beautifully land
scaped. 80 miles to Wash.
and 80 miles to Baltimore.
Call Mr.. Richards at Colonial
3-7165 or your broker.
LOUIS A. STARTLING
721 10th st, NV. RE. 7-l72s
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SOUTH RIVER

age.
acres with 6O0-ft. water 'front.'
age.
so acres with 2O0-ft. water 'front.'
age.
Within 25 miles D. c. and close
Ito new Rte. so. NJ. c. GIBSON.
Broker, CO. S-2l62; ewes, DU. q
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ROSE HAVEN.
ON-THE-BAY

WASHINGToN'S YEAR ROUND
LIVING AND
VACATIONLAND ON BEAUTIFUL
of MINUTES 5nES FROM RI B. &. 10
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DAY SHIFT

maybe you ought to get out and take
look, Clarence see Whot YOU think should
be done :"
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MONEY TO LOAN

ALLIED MOTORS
100 9th ST. NV. co. 5-iig6
pa
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Chesapeake Co., Inc.
AT THE STOP SIGN
CHESAPEAKE BEACH. MD.
~
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LONG BEACH WATERFRONT COT
.TAGE--Large paneled living room
with fireplace, very large kitchen
and dining area, > bedrooms
glassed-in porch making 3rd sleep.
ing room. bath; lot 50x150, add.
tional frontage II desired. Price
only Sl1.250 terms to suit pur-
shaser,
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LIKE so
Retirement
Plans Vary

Did you know that about so
countries now have general OLD
age pension programs varying
from scant to generous, accord
ing to the International Labor
ORGANIZATION?
Retirement age also varies. In
Uruguay a man may retire at so.
in Iceland and Sweden at 81, in
Canada. the Rupublic of Ireland
and Norway at 10, in this coun-
try and 81 others at IS. Twelve
countries retire men at IS and
women at so, and II retire both
men and women al so.
Aside from Federal Social
Security. there are many special
industrial pensions and public
assistance benefits, so that OLD
age today has some measure of
protection in contrast to 90 years
ago. Lets be thankful.
Prepared b Committee on the Aging
United CommUnity Services
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siened to a research project
headed by Dr.. Walter NJ. Booker,
head of the university's depart
ment of pharmacology. The prof.
ect is a study of the effects of
drugs upon the heart during
hypothermia - or anesthetic
"freeZing"-and the effects of
other cardiac drugs on hearts
in certain instances.
Five Working at CIV
Five George Washington Uni
versity School of medicine stu
dents are working there this
summer under grants.
Alan c. Levy. candidate for
NJ. S. in physiology, is helping
Dl. Joseph w. Still, assistant
professor of the department of
physiology. on a project involv-
ing the physiological controls OF
blood viscosity.
Jurgens Piper and Thomas
Mould, second year medical stu
dents. are working on two re-
search studies in anatomy under
the direction Of Dr.. Frank d.
Allan, professor of anatomy This
involves studies of the incu-
bated fetal chick and certain
substances in the tissues of the
pregnant mammal.
Irwin Freedman and William
Pogue, first year medical stu
dents, engaged in assisting DR..
Joseph Roe, chairman of the de-
partment of biochemistry, on
project involving the study of
glycogen metabolism.
The Heart Association de-
clared that all five research pro-
iects to which the students have
been assigned are being aided by
other association grants,
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Nebraska Governor
ToAsk DrouqhtAid

LINCOLN, Neb., July IA tPj.-
Gov. Victor Anderson said today
he will ask that Nebraska be de-
clared drought disaster area
a move aimed at bringing De-
partment of Agriculture permits
sion TO Craze soil bank land
where pastures are short.
The Governor announced his
plan following a disclosure in
Washington of new interpre-
tation of the soil bank regula-
lions, which would permit graz
ing of soil bank land without de-
claring the area a drought dis
aSter area.
The Governor said he under
stood a State could be declared
something less than a disaster
area" but beset with difficulties
which could develop into a major
disaster Under this in between
rating. he was told. permission
could be given for soil bank graz
ing without actually designating
the State disaster area.
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Critical Blood Shortage
Reported by Red Cross

A critical shortage of all types
Of blood was reported yesterday
by the RED Cross Washington
REGIONAL Blood Center.
A special appeal for blood
especially in both O-positive and
O-negative-iS the third of its
kind in recent months.
Meanwhile, the center dis
tributed a total of 1926 pints OF
blood in the District and neigh
boring States during the past
week.
The Red Cross announced
that 744 pints were distributed
in the District, 1879 in Maryland,
PIT in Virginia. IL in West Vir-
ginia and l35 pintS outside of
the area.
In addition to the regular
weekly bloodmobile schedule for
collections, donors may give
blood at Garfield Hospital from
8 am. to pm. Mondays
through Fridays; at Freedmen S
Hospital from l pm. to 8 pm.
Mondays through Fridays and
from 2 pm. TO pm. Sunday
afternoons; at Walter Reed Hos
pital from 9 a m. to pm. Mon
days through Fridays and from
I pm. to 9 pm. Tuesdays. and
at the Washington Regional
Blood Center from l pm. to
pm. Mondays, and from 9 am.
to 5 pm. Tuesdays through Fri
days.
The bloodmobiles are sched-
uled to make the following visits
in the coming week:
Monday - Prince Georges
County; Andrews ALB. Building
T-3-79 from $50 am. to $3.50
pm Washington County: st.
Johns Lutheran Church. Hagers-
towni Nd, from 10 m. to 3:45
pm.
TueSday-D c. Chapter. Main
Navy. Constitution avenue. Room
254l. from $50 a m. to $3.50 pm. /:
D. C Chapter: Government
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New NovyMissiIe Can Hit
Nine I enthso of RedWorId

Nays close working relation
ship with the Air Force, said the
strike plan called for the Stra-
tegic Air Commands long range
bombers and we and the whole
batch of us to all strike targets
in which the coyerage is con-
siderable
Admiral Combs said it is part
of the overall plan for the Navy
to stay and fight in the Medi-
terranean in the event of a nu-
clear war.
He said the Navy has already
succeeded, in practice over the
United States. in sending low
flying bombers 1000 miles inland
without being detected by Amer
lean radar. even though defense
forces were alerted that the Navy
planes were coming.
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Harold mercer mas Deen lalle0
for attempting to give his cancer
ridden wife an overdose of sleep
ing pills. Mercer, bricklayer,
allcgedly made the attempt after
nursing his wife through four
years of illness.
Mercy killings, of course, are
taboo in England and this coun-
try as they are in most civilized
Jurisdictions.
1t is a curious fact. though,
that the move to give them legal
standing as something less than
murder consistently gets more
attention in England than almost
anywhere else.
Back in the 1905 fairly
strong movement toward this end
developed in England. 1t was
headed by Professor Julian Hulk
Icy and one of the most promi
ncnt surgeons of the era, Lord
Moynlhan
The move gathered sufficient
force to have repercussions in
the United States. and the
matter was thoroughly debated
at an International seminar held
at a prominent Oklahoma City
clinic. Further attention was
directed to the problem by a
mercy killing of the day which
involved a 50-year-old widow
who had done away with her
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l9-year-old imbecile son. The
woman, i'll and in need of a
major operation herself, had
been convicted of murder, but
her desperate plight had Gre
ated widespread sympathy.
Consensus of the Oklahoma
study, however, was that mercy
killings are never justified. And
this is a position which the law
follows today, primarily for
these reasons:
Cd A right to eXtinguiSh life,
however humanitarian the basis,
would be loophole for other
kinds Of homicide under the guise
of euthanasia.
% There may be no such
thing as incurable illness, but
only a present inability to cure
An inability which might be
eliminated at any time ip any
given case. Moreover, doctors
make mistakes; what is tagged
as incurable may be something
else.
~ Even sick persons con-
tribute to society. some of them
IN a measure far outdistancing
their healthy contemporaries.
The next article in this series will
oppeor Wednesday.
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ADDS 70 YOUR

" uliet BrOnn. Assistant
Write for Free Booklet
Suite Sol Il26 & 81. NV. d. 1880
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Contract Made
For u. ). Farm
Fair in Russia
BY MARY McGRORY

Negotiations for the first
American farm fair to be held
in the Soviet Union were con-
'cluded yesterday with the sign
ing of a contract between M. V.
Nesterov. Soviet director of the
Chamber of Commerce and Gott-
fried Neuberger of New York,
director of International Trade
Fairs, Inc, a private business
group.
July 4, 1857, has been set as
the opening date of the five-week
/ free enterprise show, which will
feature farm machinery, model
homes and farms, and a fashion
show.
Cork Park in the heart Of
Moscow will be the site of the
fair. Three members of a special
House Agriculture subcommittee
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will travel to Russia at the enc
of the congressional session to
get the lay of the land and to
study a Soviet fair now in prog
reSs. Formal committee action
approving the whole project is
expected next Tuesday.
Marshall MacDuffle, a New
York attorney and writer, who
has spent considerable time in
the Soviet Union, handled the
negotiations, which began in
Moscow last winter. At that time,
Mr.. MacDuffie preached the idea
to Communist Party Boss Nikita
Khushchev. Mr.. Khrushchev not
only agreed to the suggestion,
but was all for having the fair
this summer. Mr.. MacDuffie said
that preparations could not be
completed before 1857.
Reds TO Buy Exhibits
The Agriculture and Commerce
Departments have indicated then
readiness to send exhibits. The
bulk, however, will come from
American businessmen anxious tc
show their wares behind the
Iron Curtain. The Soviets have
agreed to buy SIS million of the
exhibits and to give the Ameri-
can sponsors one-third of the
gate receipts.
The extent of Government
participation and sanction is not
yet known. The State Depart :
ment let the special subcommit-
ment let the special subcom-
mittee know that it had nc
objection" to the plan. which is
Interpreted to constitute APP
prevail
Chairman Anfuso Of New York
expressed surprise that the con-
tract had been signed.
"All that we have seen is ar
exchange of correspondence be-
tween the Soviet Chamber OF
Commerce and the International
Trade Fair. Inc, and a form OF
contract sent by Mr.. NesteroW
We did not interpret that as a
full contract"
Representative AnfuSo said his
group had not as yet given con-
sent to this private group to
sign a contract" and indicated
he would have something to say
about the matter on Tuesday.
Congress OK Sought
The group sought Congress
sional approval of its project
and several executive hearings
and one public hearing were
held. THE general principle
was agreed upon by committee
members. with certain reser-
vations."
These reservations were the
the Government should super
wise in general terms" to see
that the people engaged were in
Mr.. Anfuso's words all good
Americans and that I'VE put
on the best show possible"
Another member of the com
mittee, Representative Dixon
Republican Of Utah. seemed
taken aback by the news that
the contract had been signed
He called the action premature.
1T is difficult to understand,
he said, why they should SUBJ
NIT the project TO our commit
tee and yet sign contract be-
fore they had any committee
action"
international Trade Fairs. Inc
will foot the bill itself. Presum-
ably the only Government funds
needed will be those to cover the
exhibits in which the Depart
ments of Agriculture and Com
merce participate.
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eighth floor, South building. from
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Wednesday-D. c. Chapter:
Pentagon. Room IA $50, from 10
am. to 4 pm; D. c. Chapter:
Ourisman Chevrolet, Inc, 6lO H
street NE, from IL m. to 5 p m.
Thursday = Fairfax County:
Fort Belvoir, Va, Building NN34.
from $50 am. to $3.50 pm:
Prince Georges: Elementary
school. Calvert road, College
Park, Md, from II to 6 pm.
Friday = Arlington Chapter:
Hecht Co. Auditorium, Arlington,
Va, from II a m. to 5 pm; D. C.
Chapter: National Press Club,
Fourteenth and F streets NV.
from II to $50 pm.
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