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GLE Sunday staf

With the election just around the corner, many
critical areas are still question marks 4+even to
the experts. The questions really won't be an
swered until the votes are counted This Sunday,
though, The Star will give you good idea of the
final outcome. For special roundup The Star
went to the men most familiar with regional poll
tlcs-the editors and political writers on news
papers in the areas concerned. Here's advance
information from men who have their fingers on
the pulse of voters in areas that can swing the
election. For this grass roots roundup, be sure
to read the Editorial Section of The Sunday Star
Call Sterling $4,000 for
regular home deliuery
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~ THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1855
| .ighwoy Workers Get
p ledge From Mitchell

Labor Mitchell yesterday pledged full Federal
in and hour provisions to all workers
in the construction the S34 billion Federal highway
Speaking the convention Of the International Association
Bridge Structural Ornamental Workers in the
ater the Secretary said there would be rigid
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aanized labor has a major part
to play in this age, he said.
In closing Mr.. Mitchell as
sured the group without get
ting at all political, III be at
your next convention.
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33Drivers Lose Permits,
40 Draw Suspensions

Thirty-three drivers permits
were revoked last week and 40
others suspended.
OF the 33 revocations, one was
for obtaining a permit by mis-
representation, IS for driving
after revocation, one for driving
after suspension, three for driv-
ing while drunk and Is for &C
cumulated traffic violations
amounting to at least II points
under the point system.
Thirty-one suspensions came
for accumulated violations
amounting to at least eight
points. two for operating in such
a manner as to show fragrant
disregard for the safety of per-
sons or property following hear
ing. nine for failure to satisfy
judgment in court and seven for
failure to file insurance.
In addition, 20 persons who
were charged with driving with
out a District permit and one
person charged with driving
without a District registration
had their privilege of being Ii
censed or registered in the Dis
trict suspended until proof of
financial responsibility is filed.
A complete list of the suspen-
sions and reyocations for the
week follows:
Revoked for obtaining a permit by
mtsreDresentat l0n-Johnnie johnson, 93l
@ street NV
Revoked for operating after revOca
ttOn period OF revocation extended
Oryille S. Poindexter. go v street N w
William o. Dickey 220 Hamilton street
N W: Samuel Crewe. 1910 Kennedy
street NV; Wilton Scarborough. 22oS
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55Ss Thirteenth i 81 street. sGhn NV " " James
Shingler, ST Fourth street NV; Henry
I. Bennett, 2l3l Ward PLACE NV;
ki G. Ants sfl1i. 1o19 EgcIid street
shire avenue NV: Richard washington.
20 Sixth street N E.; Charles Woody
a Tenth street NV. James f Brooks,
zoos ao First First street NV; William T Hen n;
A. Mike. $50 Twelfth street NE
Revoked for, operating after suspen-
sion--Jack stilley, 4612 New Hampshire
:, Revoked for driving while drunk
Silver Spring Md. Walter r. DeVore.
ll3o Florida avenue NE Charlie
Ne Reyoled for aec SnTsis record
trafiic violations totalins ]. points. OF
mOre--Homer Hayes. Jr. IA Eleventh
street NE, Franklin Day 1919 Mon No :
s SIX s.fs rst place Fast RTe qG Nd
Carl l. Braxton 1908 Evarts street
NE; Ossie Smms, Jr.. 52l3 B street
Sc: John N. Ritch, Jr., 300 Arapabhooee
teTfsce e EaSara n arrlnstonM oor g
1l3S Eighth street NV: Charles K
Wright 306 X street NE Earl B King
JOG Seventeenth street NE; Leland "
Brosdus, IS Kenilworth terrace \ E.
Eddie Best, $50 Virginia avenue SW
Suspended for period noted for Oper.
ating In such . manner as to show
flagrant disregard for the safety Of per
sons or property following hsar iirso1
Landoyer Hills. Nd. 90 days; Andrew
J. Drew. sr. 1915 V street Sc, 30 days
and Traffic School
suspended for period noted for at least
eight pOints-Joseph Reidinger.. S9l
Whitney street Silver Spring. Nd ~
days: James n Anderson. 2309 E street
NV, is days william A. Andrews
4104 Illinois avenue NV. Is days; AleS
lG Kerk. 2416 Newton street NE. Is
days Joseph F. Stewart. AIS Ridge
street N W. Is days. Douglas H. Nichols.
ga E street s,W.. d days; Joseph
Whiting. 3i9 Fiftieth street NE. 80
days: Charles R, Grifln, 1925 CONGRESS
place Sc Is days; Earl B. Swicegood
II. 500 street Sc. 80 days; Jose NJ
Ruiz, 1885,, Calvert street NV, 10 days;
NE, 80 days Sandy WASHINGTON. ST.
20G Fourteenth street Ne; 3 days;
William B Stokes 1919 Trinidad ave-
nue. NE 80 days. BENJAMIN Johnson
1874 Howard road Sc. Is days; Arthur
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OPPORTUNITY
FOR WOMEN ALL AGES
No Longer Deny Yourself Good Position

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School in the world. Covering
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Home Builders AssoiI ~
Hard Money, Fear Slump

ness into what Mr.. Haverstick
called "a most critical phase of
its history"
He advised builders in a letter
sent yesterday:
do not start construction or
advance very far in project plan
ming without written financing
commitments for your long term
mortgage needs.
Warns on inventories
Keep production closely re-
lated to your sales volume. This
is no time to risk either unsold
or unf1nanced inventories"
Don't assume that the tight
money market is temporary-be-
cause it may we'll get tighter"
The builders head said he was
disturbed at the enforced shift
of many builders to higher priced
homes all over the country.
He explained this shift was
necessary since FILA and CT
financing for lower priced homes
was more difficult to obtain as
Government fiscal policy pushed
interest rates up. Most higher
priced homes are financed with
out Government aids.
1.-THE FHA-VA volume has been
dropping alarmingly under the
impact of these conditions" he
said. ITO house Americas mil
lions, we must maintain our
volume; to keep up our volume
we must have mass financing;
to have mass financing we must
keep FHA-VA type devices in
full operation; and to achieve
this. these low down payment,
long term mortgages must be
competitive enough to attract
their fair share of the money
market"
He said the Treasury Depart
ment and Federal Reserve Board
should correct the situation I'M
less they are prepared to face
the consequences of inaction."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-02

Business, Government and the
Professions need StenographerS
and secretaries We cannot be-
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3. Crum, 1912 corcoran street NV, 80
days: Malack Barber. 630s Ninth street
Illinois avenue NV, 10 days; orlean
Center street WATERFOWL. Mass. 30
days: Mark Pines, 1917 Minnesota ave
nue. NE. 30 days: Ray L. Dodson, 1S47
Calvert street NV. 10 days: Vance n
days: wyman Rowe. 217 Z street NV.
10 days; Henry C.. WASHINGTON, 900
Buchanan street NV. 10 days: Harry
F. Cough. 315 Farragut street NV, 10
days and traflc school; Dempsey c
Hinton. 42l0 Eighth street NV. -
days: Louie P. Keyser. 4505 Seventeenth
street NV. ) days: Alfred E. Summer
vile. 1890 Savannah place Sc; 10 days;
NV. - DAYS: Robert F Coushln, 331
K street NE, 30 days: Emmett A. Hen
derson, ir 1880 Burns place Sc, 80
DAYS
Suspended until satisfaction Of iudg
ment-Herbert NJ. Johnson, 229 Fifty
fifth street NE; Roger Mckay. 66l
street NE. Arthur Jackson, 1881 Hol'
brook street N E: Raymond c. johnson
1915 South Capitol street: Cleooatrs
King. 20lS NJ street NV; Clyde
Johnson. "49a Phillips court NV
Stanley Vernon Knoll. 1910 DunbartoI
street. Silver Spring. Md: James Harris
Suspended for failure to ME insurance
George B Taylor. 1141 S street NV. =
Samuel L. Myers. 1859 clav place NE:
Sawes s BaEsle IL 5 SSeld N stEss
avenue S e. Justo G. Moves. 2517 Uni.
versity place NV: Earl Forester, EOS
Thirteenth street Sc: william F. Hen
son; 3420 Baker street NE
until financial responsibility Insurance 4
fled-Charles r Simms. Sc P stree
NV; Bertha l. Thomas, 2Ola Thirc
street NE, Vincent F Perry, 24l
E s ssf.r street street Sc ss SsD EySps
S532 Evans. road Sc; osliyien G
Robinson 29l Fifieth street NE; Blair
A. Burton. 1913 Kilbourne place NV
Buck Garner. 1897 Twenty-second street
NE: william G. SNYDER, jr., Ii6 Thirty.
third street NE: Donovan L. Coleman
isis N Fairfax drive, Arlington. Va
Cleopatra King. col M street NV
Ne; clsrence 5. Fowler N zoos { stree stree
NE; Allen Allison, l40l Sheridan street
NV Thomas G. Walker, 1901 7 street
N S... John %1I5 Bell 2S So street NV
street NV dennie wrisht. 5Oci I
street Sc; Margie j. Napoli, sos Tenth
street Nv 1 pVSsL. Hill s5s FlDrida
quarters Company y'' HeadquSrters Marine
Barracks. Eishth and streets E; Levy
Adams. 1lO2 Eighth street NV: Lester
Walltower. 1929 Holbrook terrace, NE;
ParE Md s Archie " ae sEnnq fGo9 NorS
Carolina avenue Sc: James Green
5000 Monroe street N E.:: William Fleet
1862 Biadensburg road NE.
No ID. {. registration, privilege suS.
pended until financial responsibility in
surance is flled-Gennie Wright, 502l Z
street Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-02
By ROBERT ]. LEWIS

The head of the Nations home
builders is on record today with
blunt warning to the Admin
istration that its hard-money
policy is causing a housing slump
and is squeezing veterans and
lower and middle income fam
lilies out of the home market.
In a sharply worded letter to
$4,000 builders throughout the
country, Joseph B. Haverstick,
president of the National Asso-
citation Of Home Builders. said
Builder after builder is going
out of business. converting to
land development work, going
into custom work or building a
smaller number Of convention
ally financed expensive homes
This is certainly not the way to
house the great masses of our
american people"
Decline Is Noted
Noting a major decline in
home building so far this year
the builders official attributed
it largely to higher interest rates
and the Administrators clamp
down on credit.
THE upward shift in interest
rates is undeniably a deliberate
Government fiscal policy-an eff
fort to dampen inflationary
tendencies" he said.
The volume Of new homes
started this year is about a third
less than were started last year
Government figures show. The
decline is widely attributed to
unavailability of mortgage funds
In pursuing a hard-money
policy, Mr.. Haverstick said, the
Administration is making it off
f1cult for veteran and others to
obtain FILA and CT home loans
at moderate interest rates.
The present scarcity of FILA
and CT mortgage money has
plunged the home building bust
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-02
Flanders Fields
Barracks InstuIIs

Flanders Fields Barracks. No.
654. Veterans World War I, in
stalled the following officers:
Commander. Louis F. Zaruba,
ST.: vice commander, Harris C.
Hargraves. jr.: vice commander,
John Newton; quartermaster, w,
L. Perkins; adjutant. Frank NJ,
Isaac; chaplain. Mrs. Olive M
Miller; trustees, Stephen j. Verdi
Thomas Royston and Charles
Prichard; Judge advocate, j. w
Smith.
Installation was conducted by
National Regional Vice Com
mander Martin F. Iverson.
The auxiliary officers are: Pres
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DeIuno Post
Install

Jane A. Delano Post of the
American Legion will hold in
stallation of officers at Walter
Reed Medical Center on Sep
TENDER 8 at 8 pm. They in
.clude:
Commander, Miss Ware w,
White; vice commanders, Mrs
Lulabel Churchill and Miss Edna
Speilman; chaplain, Miss Nancy
Jordan; sergeant at arms, Miss
Helen Wright; historian, Mrs
Emily Eek; adjutant. Miss Anna
Turek. Acting Department Com
mander Miss Marian c. Swoboda
and staff will officiate.
USS Jacob Jones Post will
meet at 8 pm, September 10
at the Perpetual Building Asso-
citation Auditorium with Com
mander Jennie E. Plunkert pre-
siding. There will be nomina-
ton and election of officers.
Newly elected officers of the
Henry c. Spengler Post are
Commander, Garland E. Taylor +;
vice commanders. Daniel c.
Spitz, William H. Smith and
Arthur Kicsar; adjutant, Fred
Ierick H. Livingston; membership
officer, Daniel C. Spitz, chair
man; H. C. John Russell, CO.
chairman. and Thomas Coates;
finance officer, Leonard F.
Schenkel; judge advocate, Wal
ter Welsh; service officer, Lee
o. Burris.
Bureau of Engraving and
Printing Post elected the follow
ing officers: Commander, Harry
William Mellette; vice COM
manders. George C Mcneil, Will
liam B. Burke; adjutant. Douglas
Ballard; membership officer, Will
liam B. Burke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-02

ident. Mrs. Margaret Carroll;
senior vice president. Rose Per-
kins; junior vice president, Ann
F. zaruba; chaplain. Clare New
ton; secretary. Mercedes Mccall
lum; treasurer. Margaret Myers;
sergeant at arms. Hazel La Foe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-02
Eastern Star Units
Announce Activities

Activities in the Eastern Star
include:
Martha Chapter Friday,
meeting.
Areme Chapter - Wednesday
July. August and September,
birthdays honored.
Washington Centennial--Fri-
day. meeting. September IA and
Is. trip to New York. Call Mrs.
Ruth Fister. Randolph 6-2238,
for information.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-02

Free Employ
nent Services
and brush-up
la eS. No
other system
of shorthand
offers tn csc
privileges. You
pay only for
results. Do NOT,
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Soviet Press Prints
Robson Greeting

MOSCOW, Dec. 4 (R.-Mos-
COW newspapers today published
an interview with singer Paul
Robson expressing his warm
greetings and best wishes to the
Soviet Union and the Soviet
people.
The stories said Mr.. Robson
was interviewed in New York by
10 Soviet correspondents. The
singer. speaking both in English
and Russian, told the CORE
spondents he still hopes to OBJ
tain a passport to make foreign
concert tours since he had "prac-
tically no opportunity to appear"
on American stages.
Mr.. Robson last month was
denied a Supreme Court review
of his efforts to compel the State
Department to give him a pass
port for European travel. The
singer has refused to file a nom
Communist affidavit in pressing
his attempts to obtain a passport.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-04
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-04
State Calls Psychiotrist
In Trial of LoMorco

DR.. Cusack said the crime was
"the diseased act Of a diseased
mind"
LaMarca, 31-year-old Long Is
land mechanic, has pleaded not
guilty by reason of insanity. The
defense contends he was tempo
rarily insane from financial woes
and other worries when he kid
mapped the baby last July 4 from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-04

MINEOLA. N. Y, Dec. 4 up,
The prosecution in Angelo
John LaMarca's trial was sched-
|uled to place a psychiatrist on
the stand today to testify in re-
buttal to testimony by a defense
|psychiatrist backing LaMarca's
insanity plea to kidnap and MUIR
der charges.
Nassau County District Attor-
ney Frank A. Gulotta said he
would call DR.. Ernani D'Angelo,
a Jamaica, Queens. psychiatrist.
The defense ended its case
yesterday with testimony by DR.,
Thomas S. Cusack of Brooklyn,
who said LaMarca didn't know
it was wrong" when he kidnapped
32-day-old Peter Weinberger and
abandoned him to die.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-04

the patio Of the Westbury IN. "
home Of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Weinberger.
LaMarca, who sought $4,000
ransom. abandoned the infant
almost Immediately in a honey
suckle thicket where he died Of
suffocation.
LaMarca, who has a wife and
two children, could be sentenced
to the electric chair if convicted.
DR.. Cusack was in the witness
chair all day, giving direct tes-
timony under questioning by
Chief Defense Counsel David
Markowitz and being. cross
examined by Mr.. Gulotta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-04

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-04
1856 ORDERS In Is DAYS.!

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quality craftsmanship will allow.
Doesn't your belong Americas fastest growing list ns
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-30
Thief Grabs Purse
With S1,057 Check

Miss Verna E. Mitchell. 40. of
the 1900 block of F street NV,
told police an unidentified COL
ored man last night snatched
her purse containing SIS and a
life insurance company check
for $1,O5742.
Miss Mitchell said she was
accosted by a tall, slim man
while she was walking near
Twenty-first street and Wyom-
ing avenue NV. She said her
assailant ran and leaped into
an automobile after the robbery.
In another robbery last night,
Mrs. Bessie Bremen, owner of
Brenner's Delicatessen, 944 I
street NV, said she lost $275 to
two young white bandits. .
William R. Campbell, II, COL
ored, of the 1900 block of Walter
place Sc. also reported last
night that two colored boys.
about 16 years old. grabbed him
and took So from his pants
pocket shortly after 8 pm. in the
500 block of Ninth street Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-30
Moral Insight Stressed
BY Red Mass Speaker

Moral insights regarding mans
relationship to God as we'll as
supremacy of the law" are es-
sential If our constitutional de-
mocracy is to survive, leading
Catholic legal authority said
yesterday.
The Rev. Robert j. White, for
mer dean of Catholic University
Law School, declared "those who
have ridiculed religious truths
denied moral values, and dismis-
sed traditional ideals of law and
ethics are no longer useful"
He asserted they were advo-
eating. consciously or not. a
philosophy which leads inexor-
ably to state absolutism and the
essential evil of communism
which we abhor-the reduction
of the individual to puppet Of
the tyrant state"
Father White spoke at the
annual Red Mass in st. Mat.
thew's Cathedral before 1,20(
worShiperS.
Five From High Court
Chief Justice Warren and foul
Associate Justices of the Supreme
Court were among the large
gathering. They were Associate
Justices Douglas, Burton, CLARK
and Minton.
Others present included Post
master General Summerfield
Secretary of Labor Mitchell, ano
Secretary of the Navy Thomas
Twenty Senators, 125 Repre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-30
Pair Face Hearing
After Policeman
Spots Car Load

Two District men will face q
hearing on grand larceny charges
in Hyattsville Md Police Court
tomorrow because a ninth pre-
icinct policeman became suspi-
ciouS Saturday when he saw
their car creeping along with
its rear bumper barely skimming
the pavement.
Held in lieu of $500 bonds each
in the Hyattsville Jail are Paul
Bullock. "a. and Chester RAM
seur, 80. both colored, of the 700
block of Tenth street NE.
They were charged by Prince
Georges County Det. Sergt!' En-
NETT F. G. Gray with the theft
of $3.50 in heavy plumbing equip
ment and pipes at the Carrollton
Knobs Housing development at
Lanham.
The men were stopped by Pvt.
Melvin J. Washington when he
saw their car moving slowly
along near the intersection of
Seventh and K streets NE. Pvt.
Washington found the equip
ment in the trunk of their car.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-30
Guard Will Camp
AT Bethany Beach,
.lndiuntown Cop

The annual summer encamp-
ment of ground units of the Dis
trict National Guard will be
split into two locations this year
Bethany Beach. Del, and In
diantown Gap. Pa.
Planning already has been
started for the dual training.
scheduled for July 3 to %, the
local Guard headquarters an
nounced yesterday.
Antiaircraft units will continue
to train at the Bethany Beach
area, while most other units will
serve at the Indiantown Gap
Military Reservation. Bethany
Beach and nearby Fort Miles
Del. we're summer headquarters
of the local Guard units for the
past several years.
Two considerations made the
change necessary. Mai. Gen. Will
liam H. Abendroth. District
Guard commander. announced
He said District troops had out
grown accommodations in the
Fort Miles-Bethany Beach area
and that training had progressed
to a point where more extensive
facilities were needed by the en-
Igineer and military police bat
talions to put into practice
lessons learned during the year
in armory training.