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ROOMS FURN.-N.W. Cont
GEORGETOWN-LRe. front rn.. also
smaller rm.; S35 and S27.50. AID

GEoRGETowN-Lse. front nm. also
smaller nm; S35 and S27.50. AID
9-c96G
CLosR-IN-Sunny attrac. nm. for
employed lady: kitchen privils,; ex.
cept. nice: 81 wk. Ho, 2-SO7S.
CoL.-FURN.-Rm and kit: re-
fined lady; living on Job Perm
Available for use on days of
HODGE. 643 p st. NV. TV shop
COL.--oNE ROOM. kitchen and
bath. 3614 18th NV. S65. tn
Gus det' home with porch, garden,
Ss!emipyt, bath. 10 J minse 6 dSd5
c 6i;%an AVE. 30 A rs M Mo afgs2a;
sgle. rm. next to bath. Gentleman.
CHEvY CHASE. 1898 Jeniier st
nniim. phone paneied Studio rm.
in hsmt. Besut. furnished; all
priwleses, Reasonable. EN-. g.
bIo5 N. CAPITOL. chillum--Nicely
well kept pleasant adult home; re-
fined empl. man. RA. 3-BS7l
BM. AND PVT. BATH in lovely
well-furn: home. Parking and
tranSp. viii reduce rent to person
who viii do office work--typingt
VIC sHERAToN PARK HOTEL.
2S2i 18th st, n.w,---2nd fir, lge
tn,, enc! porch, next to bath. hot
plate if deSs Reas, | or . ladies
1888 SSs2$ 2 la tSos II. N.w.-Bgsinessvom.
turn. mod baths. NO. 7-9l:9
house. Private entrance and bath
garage Phone Sundays or after
.5,3o pm: daily. XII. S--6366,.
ISL? X ST. NV, Apt SlO--MaStei
oedrm.. PVT. bath cross vent; ige
DELIGHTFUL LARGE CORNER RM
Lady, reaS, walk-in clos: adj
bath. .sHOREHAM VIC. Call co
eii @'o? 4 ST. N.w.-Larse room
Fu 4RRSSls9SMS Or WnitRhFo 81 Without privi
le2eS. Nearby ne. or NV, nr. trair
can MIR. CARTER. Al. a-is96.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, @Q27 p st
n.w,--Attrac rms for empl. people
Conv bus car transp. NO I-6073
redecorated; home PRIV, bus at dr..
GARFIELD ST. NV, 3s04--Mastel
bedrm with shower pvt, home
eoup transp. WO f-62S7. g.
1927 EYE ST.-Singie. double rooms
comfortable, convenient; 81 up
Opp, Vet. S Adm, RE 1901 i
SHERATON PARK HOTEL VIC
Single front rm., 2nd f.. pvt, home
semlpyt. bath Reas. AID. 4-1099
NEAR sTATLER - GENTLEMEN
large studio room, running water
semipriVate bath Reasonable Ma
$1,000; EVES., OIL. 6-69l4 Ill
CATHEDRAL AVE. OFF CONN
Lce. comfortable. front rm. lge
closet AID. i -453f Ill
III UNDERWOOD ST, "a block Of
9Th st.--Sgle. rm, mr. bath. bet
home. Privils BUS at door RIA
1000 Go { COLUMBIA RID. AT CONN
AVE. Apt 51-Nicely furn. EN-
ployed people NO 7-S724 II
1922 LAMONT ST.-Spacious sgle
and dhle rms. Gentlemen Mait
service Lounges with TV and piano
Cony tranSp AID 4-6411. --S
WALKING DISTANCE DNTN.; clear
and lovely single rm., next to bath
screened windows, newly redec
1923 18th St NV. -
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APIS. FURNIsHED--VA.
FURNIsHFn-1 hsd-oo

NICELY FURNISHED bedroom
living room, kitchen and bath
S go 9 70 shopping Pentagon
DOWNTOWN ALEXANDRIA = Fur.
nished and unfinished apis, fire.
proof bldg: janitor service: laun.
dry privileges; continuous hot wa.
ter; SIS to $50, so. Call TIE. 6-667C
between 10 am. and pm.
ARL:-Bedrm.. liv. rm., din, kit
BATH above avg; utils. except cleo;
SOS ia. 1884, ia. 2-IS90. -
BEDRMS.. liv. rm,. kit. and bath:
lovely mod. furn.; 10 min. from
Pentagon, 2 buslines: Sl35 mo.
utils. incl. ia. 7-8123. OIL. GAIT
ALEXANDRIA, mr.. Pentagon-Lare,
airy. nicely furnished; :, bedrms.,
dining rm., kitchen. bath, garage
Call after IL TIE. 6-5726. --6
BACHELOR QUARTERS, completed,
turn. bedrm.; Kitchen with garbage
dlsp;; liv,-din. rm., bath. sundeck
"a block from bus; is min, Penta.
son. Call JE. 2-4746, after 8 pm
BAsEMENT-Dupont Cir. Bedrm..
Ilv rm comb. k. b., util.: sos; less
Hin ior services. DU. 7-6704. Ill
liz
T TS 5 KITCHEN and bath: ST.. 30
ARI;g1 lGiS' s. Goth st.-i-bedr 9
bath, kitchen. liv. rm., dinette, pvt
entr. In quiet residential neighbor-
hood, mr.. Pentagon. Navy Annex
on nusline D. c.: $50. OF. 4-62s9
ENJOY SPRING in country atmos.
phere--Only Q min, town. nus
fare; stores; Ice. liv. rm.. bedrm.,
kit, dinette, bath: IN modern decor
apt bldg; S1l0. ia. 7-926s. ia
ALEXANDRIA. Del Ray-comfort.
abe 2-rm. apt; pvt. entr., semi.
PVT. hath; utils. furn. OV. 3-O310
NIX: ALIEN ants. stone duplex.
firepl.; $50; 500. TE. Cabs.
I-BEDRM. APT, furn.: 500 ant
S115. incl. utils. For Immediate oc.
cupancy. 1914 N. 18th st. ia. s
FAIRFAX AREA-Attrac., vell-furn
I-bedrm, apt. Paneled liv. rm., di.
nette, kit. and bath. Plenty Of close,
space IN pvt. home on 50-acr,
estate. Pvt. ,entr. Lawns and tree,
5or nammocks and outdoor, living
Phone BR. S-S4I0 S
FALLS CHURCH rms. and bath
Utilities turn. Nr. shop. and transp
JE. 3-6091 or CT. 6-346.}.
n. ARL.--Only few minutes dowi
new parkway to D. C. from thi:
attrac. apt. 3i2 rms. pvt. bath, .
entrs.. garage, utilities; nice 70,
summer ladies or 2 gentlemen
Mr.. PENTAGON-Family apt. ant
hotel rms. BY day or week; FIRE,
parking. ia. 2-3343. $
n. ARL.-Mod 8 rms and tiled bath
Ice. scr. porch; firepl. partly furn
Excel. loo. Adults. $50. IA. S-T574
ARL.-CHOICE . BEDRMS.. bus a
DOOR, nr; shop. and Pentagon
IDEAL FOR 3 GIRLS. $l15 mo
incl. utils. S1LLS REAL ESTATE
ia. $4,000.
ARL.. mr.. Pentagon and Fort Myer-
Nicely furn. l-bedrm. apt in apt
bldg, S95 mo. OF. $4,000. II.
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ROOMS FuRNlsHED-N.E.

LARGE ROOM with pvt. bath and
porch in restored home near Capt.
tn Call Ii. 7-I450
VERY ATTRACTIVE well-furnlshed
room, adjoining bath, new house,
private home; only husband and
wife, 1896 Sargent road, ne; bus
line IN street; reasonable rate; gem
tleman preferred Call LA. 6-2s76
2nd ST. NE. lsN6l--2nd-n. front:
nice lgs, sleeping rm.. close in. Ii
COLoRED-NEAR N. CAPITOL ant
Rhode Island ne; room furn.. al
privileses. SIS. single; $40, double
C0IoRED - ExTRA-LGE. ROOM
bright and cheerful windows
GOOD location. co. b-4e7e, II
C0LORED-H0USE ROOM
share kitchen: Sll week. Ii. g.
7429.
COLORED - BEAUTIFUL 1-Foom
kitchen and bath; ne shop. center
Ii 9-33S4 after Q pm. ~
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APIS. UNFURNlsHED-D. {

$500 BLK. MACARTHUR BLVD
One-bedrm. apis. S65- S67 so. Call
res. mgr, FE. 1886. 70
l2-BEDRM. APT, bright, rooSny. COW,
to transp. Only SIS per mo. 400
Drugstore, RIA. 3-7700.
ENTIRE End FLOOR, 904 H ST. NE.
Private entrance. heat and hot
water. S57. Kew in optical ONCE.
Ii. 3-3556 Monday betw. 10 and g..
GEORGETOWN, 2511 O at. n.w.-i
large rm. and bath; utils and sec
retarial service included, $50. DE.
Edo 10th ST. NV rm., Ice.
dress, closet. disable as bedrm.: kit,
din. and bath. S72.50 mo-; . lge
rms, kit, din. and bath, 500 mo-.
and large bright, airy rms, kit,
din. and bath with balcony, sl20
mo-. also liv .rm., din. rm., 3 bed
rms, kit. and 2 baths; St60 mo.
See switchboard. -B
SIS NJ ST. S.W.-1st floor. 3 rms,
REALTY CORP. ST. 3-g3i6. "a
GEORGETOWN. 1880 que st. %
bedrms apt. bldg, See any time;
open Apt. 81, Sa7 so. DI. 7-75b7.
THE WIMBLEDON. q 9Th st. ne
9-bedroom apartment, $40. See jan-
itor. Ii. 6-47l4. --6
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l3i4 East Capitoi-Newiy restored
de luxe l-bedrm apt; wired for air
como. see lanltor to inspect. %
25i5 MINNESOTA AVE. Sc.
. bedrms,, living rm, kitchen ard
bath, $50; | room kitchen and bath
,basement). Sis.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
1924 l4th St. NV. AID 4-2n06
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HARTNETT HALL
ROOMS WANTED

GOVT. ENGR.. Jewish. wants lge,
rn.. pvt. bath. kit priv in refined,
friendly home. Box 1897, Star.
EMPLOYED WOMAN. unfurnisbed
rnl. in apt. share kit. with other
employed woman. Box 1917, Star.
WANT TO RENT plain furn. I'm. in
downtown Wash or Arl.. Va. Lady
with best ref Box 1927, Star,
GENTLEMAN. refined. quiet, wants
desirable rm with or without pri-
yate bath In apt. or private home
Connecticut, Columbia. Sheraton
PARK area. Box 1851, Star.
QUIET GENTLEMAN DESIRES room
in. refined pvt. home or apt pref
with air cond Box 1921. Star. =
LADY lang. teach }, congen., wants
good nm. by end Of May or earlier,
or to share apt. with lady. Letters
to "Vox" Institute, 1919 F st. NV,
No calls.
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ICOLORED = 442S 9th ST. NV,
Petworth-Desir eflc apt. avail.
immed. RIA. 3-5347. RIA. 3-4110.
CoLoRED-1 BEDROOM. kitchen
and share bath: nicely furn. Can be
c ssf9 anS tips IN s1 III. AREA
Well-furn. rm. for or Q refined
gentlemen; refgr., hot plate. semi
pvt. bath. $50 mo. DE. 2-S463.
COLoRED-oFF l4th AND FAIR.
MONT NV and 2 bedrm. apis
Children accepted. HU. 3-9115,
cOLoRED-14ss q ST. NV
rm., Kit. share bath; nicely furp :,
privileges; Slb week. no. 2-l329.
COLORED--1. rm. and kitchen, share
bath. furJnished. III 7th st. ne.
lCoLoRED@sOs 44th ST, Me-
rms, kitchen and bath for settled
CoLoRED-I36 F ST. Silver,
desirable, newly decorated Groom
apt, All utilS. furn. Sl5 week. Wo
coI0RED--Furn. bsmt enc apt
Teas. rent: ne. section. NO. =.
coLoRED APT. 500 Mt, Vernon ON pl
or DI. 7-S325. IL
COLORED--2-R FURN APT.
utils. incl; $3.50 weekly; mr.. 14th
st. carline, all stores. RIA. 3-749S
COLORED--1l38 SPRING RID. NV
] room. kitchen, and share bath
$50 includes utilities See tenant
on LIST floor or call DI. f-4244,
COLORED--71 BRYANT ST. NV
3 rms. kit. and bath: 500. incl
utils, See tenant, LIST a.. or call
AGENT, RE. 7-l1S1,
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ROOMS FuRN.-s.E.-s.W.

CAPITOL HILI--Larse, freshly dec
GRATED room with adioining semi
private bath in newly restored pri-
waite home two exposures, doorben
direct access; references exchanged,
Ii, S-S03b.
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200 " ST. Sc. Apt. No.
Is - SJ7; newly decor: l
bedrm., liv. rm.. dinette, kit.
and bath scr. back porch:
near schools, transp Cali
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC. 1879 L ST,
NV, MA. $4,000. Ext. l0S.
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'----r--7-i -'.s.---- --.-....- .----.--'--
NEW RrITInJNGs

61s N. CAROLINA AVE. Sc. Apt,
Unframed efficiency on Capitol
Hollywood style bath; private patio:
iindiv Dashboard heat and utils; $50.
Key at $50.
1912 QUE ST. Sc. Apts. and
y, S9G 50--On MINI, ave. husliue;
each apt. has large living room ,
oedrms.; dinette' fully ,equippel KIT /:
tile bath. disposal; indiv Dashboard
heat and utiis.; private parking.
KEYS at 1916.
.116 N. CAROLINA AVE. Sc. Ant.
.H0i---Modern fully equipped; rms,
kit. bath; heat incl. Key in Office.
JOHN F. DoNoHoE e. SONS
I3l4 Pa. Ave. Sc IL 3-00s4
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MT. PLEAS.-Newly dec. dbles,, twin
beds. S975 wkly. incl. delicious
meals, Ho. 2-g6l2.
Mr.. Gil. Gil. CIRCLE. Western ave,
pvt home--Lge. back apt Meals;
garage. Gentleman. KE. 7-1993.s
JUST LIKE HOME. mothers and
children welcomed. Very reasonable
$500 18th ST. N.w.-Good food:
meals Il days. breakfast Sunday;
I4OI 18th ST. N.W.--Ideal rooms
lected menu; switchboard; TV. la
WALTER REED VICINITY-Nicely
privileges, delicious meals. RI g.
4124. -
ROOM AND BOARD, washing and
ironing. for employed young man.
for Z days a week, DE. 2-12Sl
CALVERT HOUSE. 14o1 18th NV
Lge: dbl: = girls: other vacancies:
choice menu, PIX. TV.
IN ATTRACTIVE private home.
lRe Isgle. or dble. rms. private bath;
empl. persons only. Hu. 3-1563.
ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT MEALS
nv and Benoix; downtown loca-
ton. laos Mass. ave. NV. -
THE MARIETTA, 1925 18th ST. NV.
Nice dble. and sgle. rms for young
ladies. men, elevator; excel. board.
OPTIONAL or . young men. Lge
beaut. rm. next bath. LIST A.. nicely
furn. Jewish home. ia. 9-3S66.
LOVELY, QUIET HOME: nice porch,
yard. food; elderly cple. or lady /:
congenial atmosphere, JE. 4-7267.
ROOM. AND BOARD in country home
, for elderly person. Reas. Box 49,
BEAUTIFUL, WHITE French Pro-
.vincial furn. twin bedrm., pvt.
/ bath, : adults or mother and small
/ child. sos month each. JE. 3-1292,
LARGE OR SINGLE ROOM in re-
t fined, quiet NV home, lady or gem
( tleman; good, close transp.: nom
1 smokers preferred RA. 3-7911.
MT. PLEASANT AREA-Rooms, $50,
! S25 and so per mo, Lovely furn.
rms. Excel. table board. AID. 4-1503,
BRADLEY ARMS. at Dupont circle,
4 32B 10Th ST. n.w.---Home- cooked
/ food, reasonable prices.
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COLORED
Reduced RENT

Reliable sober couple to manage
small bldg, consisting OF g In X
units on 500 blk. OF 4th st. ne
Little work, wife must stay home
Phone Mon. morning. SCHUYLER
MA S-0OlO
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
1851 S ST. NV.

NEW REFRIGERATOR
l BEDROOM FROM $50 80
Attractive apt with liy. rm.. bed
rin kitchen and bath. available in
large. quiet elevator bids, corner
18th and S SITS; walking distance to
Dupont circle and downtown area
Resident manager on premises. AID.
2-144i. H G. SMITHY CO.. Sill
5th ST. n W ST 3-23nn
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ROOMS UNFURNISHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

CoLORED-FRoNT ROOM. all priv
ileges: near 10Th and Park I'd.
COW, to transp. DE. 2-3224, IL
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240O s ST. Sc, No. 2O4 = sos
Mod. bldg. OF Naylor I'd; 2 rms
kit, bath; nicely furn,; util incl
426 9Th ST. NE, No. 200 $40. sc
Ant. bldg. 2 rms, kit. bath. heat
Incl. See mgr, No. 204.
JOHN F. DONOHOE a. SONS
314 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 3-00s4
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APT. BUILDING

III = DO 1ID11V0
Effic. apt. completely furn., suit
able or z adults. SIS per mo, incl
utils. S525 End ave-. Sill Spg., call
JU. 5-4935 or JU. 9-5S52.
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HAMPTON CoI1PTs ApTe

HAMPTON COURTS APIS.
20l3 New Hampshire ave. NV
Bachelor, / and . bedrooms newly
decorated. new stoves: all utils. incl,
wired for air conditioning elev. bids
Attractive lobby. Res. mgr. NO
I7-l99S.
1877 NJ ST. N.W.-Redecor. efflc.i
ES37. so.
Ala 11th st. ne--4 rms. kit. ant
bath redecor.: sos
HARRISON AND ADAMS. MA. s-s30S
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OUTSTANDING

Apt. fully furn. incl, linen. china
etc, excel Embassy loo. at Meridian
Park New auto -air-cond, bldg al
ultramod facilities. TV. saragl
aaxxels, r sgg spp n w ut, a.stS s
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THE MATTPY

701 10th st. N.W.--Nicely furn
sgle and dble. rooms running
water, ample bath and showers
conv. to downtown: reas. daily and
weekly rates Ill
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Unusual corner apt, overlookinE
18th ST.. sep, outside kitchen. roof
sarden: terrace: laundry room: bus
and shopping at door.
CALL DU. 7-22s2
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ALTURAS HOTEL
1909 18th ST. NV.

4OVV AOUII AJUs w W.
Aforementioned rooms; pvt, bath
or running water; switchboard. ele-
vator and dining room, Singles, from
$1,000 wk. UP, HU. 3-6ll6,
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I and . bedrm. apis; living rm
kitchen and bath; S62.50 and
S7I 80, Very large, bright rooms in
modern bldg. Resident manager Wal
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Mr.. CATH. UNIv.--Duplex: nicely
porch: adults. S75. Ii, 4-7265.
4s36 NEW HAMP. .W.--Niceiy furn
LIST A.; 2 bedrms.. liv. rm., kit.
din. mod. bath. ia. 9-05S3. #
20I4 BLADENSBURG RID. NE
lge, rms. kit, and bath; nice anc
clean; COW. to transp..- 500 mo.
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1901 MAcoMB ST. NV room
dinette, kitchen BATH shower
sS6.55 MO. AIS Mellon st. Sc, near
Boiling Fields rooms, kitchen and
bath nice location, near buSline,
stores and schools. Phone Ii g.
1903 or Ii 3-03NS. o.
STUDIO APT. ideal for bachelor;
liv. nm. bedrm.. kit. and bath, fire.
pl; 500 per mo, Risgs CT. n y.
N Ssyt > Rlggs Bank Dupont CIRCLE.
, sS sih % ST. s.E.-4 rms, kit.
V vim pstn' h ' COHEN. ME-. sS'taea'a.o
1902 4th ST. N.W.--Bedrm. liv. nm. d,
kit, bath and enclosed porch, $40
PER- psE mo- m. in, incl. gtilss BOSS &
q" EASEMENT as sa apa Mh ss a5s'i ns SGS
ing utilities. White only. -
6s9 OAKWOOD sT. S.E.--conv. TO
nette space. semlpvt bath, utilities
included; $3.50 per mo. Call
BEITZELL, DI. 1-3100, -
GE0RGETOWN-TYPE bsint. apt,
vic. Conn. and Newark; paneled
kit. and hath: terrace SIS Incl
eO3O NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.wa
corner. lovely view; min. down.
town; 2i-hour elevator and switch
board; living room. 2 bedrooms,
dining room, kitchen, bath. foyer
All large. S1I5 to approved ten
ant, Manager, no. 2-329O
TWO RMS, din. rm. kit. and bath;
lce rear porch; heat furnished;
$50 mo. See janitor 55l Lebsum
sO7 IoNGFELLow ST. NV, end 4,
- bcdrms., liv. rm.. kit, dinette,
bath. $50 so. Rent incls. ali utils.;
telephone. RA 3-2629
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SEES LARGEST
3 EXPOSURES -
BUENA VISTA APIS.

1Ii.1V, UIILS. INCL.
, Larse l-bedrm. unit with liv,
nm dInettc, Kit. and bath; avail.
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18th AND HARVARD NW.-Girl To
share beaut. furn. house with other
girls, TV; $3.50. NO 1866. ID
GIRL to share 1-bedrm. apt. with
another girl. Radio. TV, auto. wash,
Vic. Roosevelt High. ia, 1851
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pertinent" excerpts from papers
relating to Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur's recommendations as to
Russia's entry into the Pacific
War-a matter of hot political
discussion last year. The depart
ment finally released four docu-
ments which had been reviewed
closely by DR.. Winnaker and
others. including the White
House and State Department.
The assistant secretary admit
ted the documents had been
stamped Confidential, modified
handling authorized" when the
matter came up.
He was unable to find a presi-
dental or Defense Department
order authorizing such a CLASH
fication. Similarly. he and other
witnesses could not justify a new
and hitherto unknown Air Force
classification = For Air Force
Eyes Only"
May Request Secretary Wilson
Mr.. Ross was on the stand all
day and at several points mem
bers told him that they were
confused" by his replies to
questions.
Mr.. Wilson has declined an in
vitation to appear before the
group and Mr.. Moss told Mr..
Ross:
You appear here to speak for
the Secretary of Defense. Unless
you are in position to give us in
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chairman Of the investigating
subcommittee, and Representa-
tive Fascell, Democrat of Florida
expressed establishment. But
then Mr.. Moss commented:
II imagine the Atomic Energy
Commission can match you
drawer for drawer because they
are very diligent' and very re-
sourceful."
. Cites DOwngrading Order
After referring to President
EiSenhower's order of December
Is, 1858, which stated that "to
the fullest extent possible, the
classifying authority shall in
dictate that after a specified
event or date. or upon removal
of classified enclosures, the ma
terial will be downgraded," the
subcommittee disclosed it had
run a test on the directive.
A letter from Robert S. Bray
Library of Congress technical
information director, reported he
and his staff had examined 200
classified technical Army, Navy
and Air Force reports published
subsequent to the date of the
Eisenhower order.
None of these documents
carry statement of downgrad-
ing of classification as described
in the executive order" the
House members were advised.
Mr.. Ross was questione
sharply about the release OF
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Mindszenty Plot
Co-Defendunt Dies

VIENNA, July IL (R.-The
official Hungarian church paper
Magyar Kurir was quoted yes
terday disclosing the death of a
co-defendant of Cardinal Mind
szentS.
The Vienna Catholic News
Agency Kath-Press quoted the
account that reported the death
Iof Prof. Gyula Baranyai only a
few months after his release
from jail. Prof. Baranyai, IA,
had been convicted OF '-conspir-
ing to overthrow the Hungarian
government"
He died in a home for aged
priests near Budapest of a heart
attack, the account said.
Prof. Baranyai had been SEN
fenced to Is years in Jail during
the trial of Cardinal Mind
szenty. head of the Roman
Catholic Church in Hungary.
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Peru Cabinet Head
Quits Over Election

LIMA. Peru. July IL (P).-
Cabinet President Rogue A,
Saldias resigned last night, say
ing he disapproved of the man.
ner in which The recent presi-
dental elections were conducted.
The rest of the cabinet issued a
statement reaffirming their 10y
atty to President Manuel Odria.
The president named Gen.
Juan Mendoza, the education
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formation we must request Mr.
Wilson"
At another point Mr.. Moss said
that under present regulations
"the Navy is in a position to
censor history" AS an example
he cited a story held up last
year about a World War II naval
disaster, the sinking of the
cruiser Indianapolis decision
reversed by the Ross Office.
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Dog Appetites Change
with Advent of Candy

PORT ARTHUR, Tex. (P).-
The Gulf States Utility Co. got
better results than it expected
when meter readers we're sup
piled with dog candy" to soothe
the tempers of heel-nipping dogs
One meter reader reported a
vicious dog which had long
bothered him became a bosom
pal after the first bite of candy
and followed the meter reader
the rest of his route, chasing
other dogs away.
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would require years to complete,
great deal of money and more
qualified experts than are avail
able"
For that reason, Mr.. Ross
testified, Defense Secretary Will
son plans to appoint a panel of
experts to consider the matter.
He said the material still is
classified because it is related to
combat plans and operations
which military officers still feel
should be withheld for national
security reasons.
Earlier Documents Likely
He added that the files prob
ably also contain numerous
World War l documents and
others relating to the Spanish
American War IF they included
war plans"
Both Representative Moss.
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uuCIlllS IlCdl lllSo VII UIlC INV VI
public, today had a pledge from
the Pentagon that efforts will be
made to expedite the down.
grading of the papers"
Robert Trip Ross, Assistant
Defense Secretary in charge OF
legislative and public affairs
made the promise at a hearing
where he and assistants were
quizzed at length on the subject
of Withholding information.
Sees InsurmOuntable Task
DR.. R. A. Winnaker, Defense
Department historian, wrote the
subcommittee about the 100000
file drawers crammed full of To-
year-old papers still stamped
confidential, secret and top
secret.
He called efforts to declassify
the papers for use by the press
and historians a mechanically
insurmountable" task which
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Military Pledges to Relax
Rules on Secret Papers
BY JOHN A. GILES

The military services Offices and warehouses stuffed
with 100000 file drawers containing classified documents relating
to World War II and well have papers dealing
with the Spanish American War;
But the House Government Operations subcommittee,
Quoting hearings the to the