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James s: washinston. 4s2o Alabama
avenue Sc; Henry J. Hardy, 1857
Irving street NV: George Mickos, P. o
Box 947, Washington, D. c.; Earl Har.
sis9n. 4s Pierce street NV, Langstor
Cook. 1912 M street NE; Sidney Dyson
$50 Eleventh street NE; Theodore An
derson, I'LL Rhode Island avenue NV.
Tillman W. Etheridge, 900 Farragu
street NV; Fanny Nash, 912 Eighth
street NE; James Bernard Coffren. 701
n. Wayne street. Arlington, Va: Luck!
]. Lanham, 70 L street NV.
Suspended for failure to file insurance
Rufus Lonon, 1912 N street NV; Ar.
thur A. Duclos, 77O4 Twelfth stree
NV: Leon D. King. 2107 Eye stree
NE; Annie Marie Cannon, 200 Adam,
street e.; William Clarence Murphy
LII Independence avenue Sc: Leonard
Charles Collins, 670l Georeia avenue
NV: George Frank Eppley. "A Madison
street NE.
No d. c. permit, privilege suspended
dntil Financial Responsibility Insurance
Is filed: Henry Heiserman, 1872 Kitten.
house street NV; Carolyn r. August
525, Fifth street NE; Robert p, Berg.
mold. 252S Southern avenue Sc. VII.
liam Edward Anderson, 2347 Fifteenth
street NE; Ricardo e. Eeypto, lii
Vermont avenue NV; THERESA Brown
1885 Central place NE; George Burke
bert Brown. 6o24 Eighth street NV ";
Rufus Lonon, 1912 N street NV: vii.
lam u Y A. Graves, 24S Fourteenth street
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40 miles into Hilo harbor. After
darkness fell, the Wasp and the
destroyer Sproston reached the
other. 140 miles east Of Hilo.
-Four crewmen returned to the
downed plane for the night after
it had been tied to the Sproston
A seaplane tender will take
that plane aboard today or re-
fuel it for a fight.
Both planes were from a flight
Iof 10 Martin Marlin patrol planes
that left San Diego on a 14-hour
flight for Pearl Harbor.
Headwinds apparently cut into
the fuel supply before the plane!
could reach the islands. OF thu
10 that started, 5 landed safel,
lat Pearl Harbor, Q returned tt
San Diego, and another LANDED
at Hilo which is 200 miles from
Pearl Harbor.
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pending proof of financial re-
sponsibility.
Revoked for !epsrating after suspen-
s!en-Eddie H. Jones. S64b Tenth streee
Revoked for driving while drunk
NV; Louis Z. Mercer. Springfield. N, j.;
John a. jenkins. Baltimore. Nd: Thomas
] Davis. 1455 Columbia road NV; .obie
Jones. 1927 West Virginia avenue N, E.;
second street. Arlington, Va.
Revoked for accumulated record Of
trattic violations totaling ~ points or
more-Rohert q, Gakins, 44n3 Dix street
Street NM Donald a L. Br SsHA A Si4
Jameson street. HiIlcrest Heights, Md.
james. E. Gresory, 327 Fourteenth street
NE; Leonard 7. Brown: 927 Fitty-seeond
street. Wheaton. Md; Francis B. Bro
cato, 1925 Childress street NE. Clar-
ence Green; 10 R street NE: John E.
2a S5g sene chd Psse M Street A SE
NV; Sidney T. Dipson. 1850 Eleventh
street street An5 GsH W GU s,ln l5 Nnsh
Sheriff road NV.
least eight pOints-Thomas II. Bishop,
3O2S South Arlington street, Arlington,
Va Va 80 days; Emmett H. WEIGH. 3703
R. Postell, 906 Eighth street NE, 80
days. Bobby P. Aleshire, Route No. 1,
A ArS0Eeek 1o, Nd liz 80 Cd. days Harold G.
Tommie- L.. Wells. 307 Division avenue
NE, 10 days; Louis H. Dixon. 1924
Stanton road Sc, 10 days; John NJ.
Thomas. 904 Twenty-second street NE,
20 DAYS; Albert L. Besll. 1927 West
virginia avenue NE, 30 days; Thomas
e; Smith,: 1904 E street Sc. 10 days;
NV. Is days; Alfred L. Reynolds, iT04
w street Sc, 30 DAYS; Paul T. Frazier,
So Twenty-sixth street NV 80 days;
Henry L. Burts, All @ street NV, 10
GAYS; Jesse T. Baker 1876 MARYLAND
avenue NE 10 days; Maurice L. Evans,
l"o1 East Capitol street, 10 days. James
n; Ellis. 1916 end street NV, 30 DAYS:
Warren Efford. 90 Victor street NV. !.
II days; George f.. Henderson, 1925
Queen street NE. - days; Lawrence H.
Norwood; 1928. street Sc. 10 days;
Thomas NJ. Jackson, ABS lie Baum street
Sc, 80 DAYS; Roosevelt Alexander, i447
Farmont street NV, Is days further
restricted for six months; Wesley Min
ton, 1902 Vermont avenue NV, Is
Gays; George j. Leaper, Jr., 24l2 Otis
street NE 30 days; Edward v. Cara
bedian. 3503 East-West highway. Chevy
Chase. Md, 10 days; Thomas E. Keemer.
300 45th street NE, Is days; Lloyd
Ping: 35Is Tyenty.firSSt street Sc; IS
Heights drive. Hyattsville. Md. l . days;
Lucille C.. Smith. 232 Fifty-fourth street
E., 10 days: Joseph p. Vita 73S Long
fellow street NV, Is days; Rozier w.
Crew. 4727 Washington place Me-. Is
days William Rock. 1898 Anacostia
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the Strategic Air Command. toll
. Senate investigating COMMITTEES
this week that Of rs Of the In
ter-continental jet bombers al
ready built. only At had been &C.
cepted by the Air Force.
He said the rejects could be
modified and put in operation
without great difficulty.
The reflections were because O
"a component failure for which
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Maker Of Replaced
.B-52 Parts Named
BY the Associated Press

The Defense Department has
identified Thompson Products.
Inc. of Cleveland, as makers OF
certain electrical equipment
which had to be replaced on
'B-52 planes.
Gen. Curtis LeMay, chief OF
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18 on z Seoplones
Rescued in Pacific

HONOLULU. May s (R.-A
Coast Guard cutter, q destroyer
and the carrier Wasp completed
the rescue last night of 10 mer
aboard two Navy seaplanes
forced down in the Pacific by
Ia lack of fuel.
The cutter towed one plane
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we now have q solution" Gen.
LeMay said.
The Pentagon named the
maker Of the equipment involved
in response to INQUIRIES.
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21Lose D. c. Licenses,
80 Given Suspensions

driving permits auos revoked by the Dis
90 others suspended variety traffic
Of onse accumulation Of record
under the point system
additional 10 drivers charged with driving without Dis
permit had their privilege of beng licensed here suspended
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-06

It indicated delivery Of the
planes would be resumed with
new equipment provided by
Thompson.
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Were 6.s5-8.95


14-32o Diapers gauze cotton 20x40" doz.------2.84
103-399 Crib Blankets, cotton satin bound
51-13s9-1695 Infants Pram Suit, IL, 49, "a mos, 9.88
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1850 Tots and Toddlers' Dresses 1-6x -----4.88
38-l098 Tots and Toddlers' Dresses,
43-1298 Tots and Todders Dresses, Suits 1-6x 888
$3.50 and 500 Girls Bermuda Shorts, 7-4------2.88
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38-1798 Sub-Teen Suits, wool, 50
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.DOMESTICS

$3.50 Cannon Printed Percales, 72xl08 in.----249
48-499 Cannon Printed Percales, 81x108 IN x.SS
1920 Type 1913 Muslins, 72x108 or fitted twin
1859 Type 1873 Muslns 81x108 or fitted double ISS
1880 Type 1913 Muslin Pillow Cases. 42x56 IN 4Sc
1880 Type 140 Muslin Cases imported " Tor l.OO
lO-499 Foam Rubber Mattress Toppers, twin SIZE
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go W. $50
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70 q 90 Docron* Red pillows -------5.99
1886 Koolfoam Latex Bed Pillows
$3.50 Junior Terryfoam Pillows -------;----2.9S
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84-79c Percale Cases, 42x38ta in soiled for LOO
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1890 Pastel Scalloped Percale Cases 42xS82 IN 6Se
90249 to 289 Pepperell Coored Muslin twin OF oounae
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WASHINGTON ONLY!
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Orig 995 Rayon or Linen Stacks -------------- SOB
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Street Floor, Washington Only
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Orig lbs Frank Johnston Putters- 79S
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SILVER CLEARANCE

57-499 "Lordship" Stainless 4-Pc Place Settings, 289
89-S2 Lady Hamilton" Siverpate Soup Spoons ISL
9TH Floor, Washington Onyi
l4o-S2 Siverpated Ice Teaspoons, set OF 8------$I
8-8475 Community Plate 52-Pc. Set for 8 ---6 9.S5
12-5475 1881 Rogers Siverpate 52-Pc Set for S9S5
$3.50 Holmes Edwards snverplate 52-Pc. Set for
pa az Chatham VIM Rogers Silyerplate 50-Pc. Set
e5475 Panel Rose" Silverplate 52Pc Set for g. 1899
28-575 Community Serving Sets. 2-pece
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and PARKington
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SHADE SHOP.

Pr 878 Pink 90x4S" Matchstick Bamboo Drapes 3.98
PES Natural 1O8x60" Bamboo Rollups ---2.59
Pr 1893 White 72x81" Bamboo Grapes ----------3.98
Pr 800 Natural 60x12O" Bamboo Grapes -------99c
Pr 1918 White 1O0x144" Bamboo Grapes -------5.S8
Pr SIC White 52x26" Bamboo Grapes ---------I.98
l Pr 500 Pink 48x80" Bamboo Grapes ----------2.49
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1890 Boys Hose, 7-10h ----~----~---~--4 pr 81
8-34a Boys Lined Jeans size Al 9 ea pr. 81
11-329 Boys Lined Jeans size 6----I.S9 ca; pr Sd
94-$1 Boys Western Ties, rayon satin
97-199 Boys Cowboy Hats, s. M,
$3.50 Boys Swim Trunks sizes 4, s, 8-------l.39
1880 Boys Jeans chino cotton; size
$3.50 and $50 Boys Polo Shirts long sleeve collar
style, b-zu ea'' 8 I'VE ."
20-2999-3999 Boys Topcoats, 500 ------------I6.S0
25-1999-2399 Props Leather, Suede Jackets, broken
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5000 Prep Motorcycle Jackets, Leather surcoats,
2o-999 Jr Boys Confirmation Suits, 612-------5.99
3-1799-1999 Davy Crockett Jackets, g. l6-----8.S8
61499-1699 Jr Prep Boys Sportcoats, 5-16-----7.99
6-$25 Students Summer Sportcoats, "a S.8D
1850 Young Mems Summer Sacks 1884 ------- ABS
S--3g9 Jr Bows Summer Stacks, 6-12 --~- prs. S.
A2-275 Chidren's Storm Rubbers broken sizes 81
%-895-s95 Boys Shoes, discontinued styles, broken
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SPREADS AND DRAPERIES

23-1098 Assorted Draperies s.
1898 to 498 Pillow Shans, Vaances ----------5Oc
21-esS Duet Chintz Spreads and Grapes ---------S5
1888 Matching Duet Chintz Vanity Skirts------S5
1888 Chromespun Acetate Draperies -----------$3
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All NTH rubber backs, some soiledt
TX . 90 Ereze 27x50-in Loop Rugs 2 for S3
* a 90 Embossed Hi-Io Patterned 3Ox60-in Rugs,
49, 2 for 81
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MODERN LIVING ROOM!
III OFF!

Custom upholstered Floor Samples of Chairs Sofas and
Sectio7dls Valley and Royal Lounge all foam rubber
all custom couered! All one-of-d-Eindl
1925 Occasional Chair button back persimmon metal
1895 Ladys Lounge Chair, turquoise metallic tweed
1880
I27.45
1895 Powback Lounge Chair turquoise tweed 1895
$215 Oversize Tub Chair multicolor tweed rs
219o5 Buttonback Tub Chair, yellow tweed I64.95
1895 Loose Pillowback Lounge Chair gold metallic
boucle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I64.9S
2l995 Loose Cushion Lounge Chair, grey matelasse,
I64.95
299 95 Light Scale Sofa silverpine color 2249S
29995 Light Scale Sofa gold boucle- 224.95
36o95 Carved Front Sofa, beige bouce ------277.45
52995 Tufted Kidneyback Sofa, pink bouce 397.4S
6995 Three-part Curved Sectional turquoise boucle
577.45
Sse95 Three-part Curved Sectional pink metallic tweed
652.4S
9TH Floor, Washington Ontyi
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any. certificates issued by the
Coast Guard.
Admiral Richmond urged Fed
Ieral inspection laws that would
eliminate loophCles for vessels
carrying more than six passen-
gers for hire. as proposed in leg
Iislation sponsored by Represent
alive Landlord. Democrat OF
Maryland.
Mr.. Landlord said he had been
amazed and shocked" to learn
that the Marvel was Tot under
jurisdiction of the Coast Qua, d
in the licensing of ships masters
and the inspection of hauls,
The Coast Guard said the
sinking of the Marvel in
rough waters in advance OF
Hurricane Connie was caused by
l"unseaworthiness" Of the vessel
and the poor judgment" of her
skipper in taking the ship out
while storm warnings were
flying.
Included In the Coast Guards
findings were charges of negli-
gence resulting in the loss of life,
neglect in taking an unseaworthy
vessel to sea despite storm warn
ings. sending an unseaworthy
vessel to sea and neglect and or
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MARVEL
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
as long as the yawl was not used
for propulsion, the vessel did not
come under Coast Guard in
spection authority.
Admiral Richmond replied
with a firm mo" to a question
from Mr.. Casey implying that
the Coast Guard had given him
advice as to how he could op-
crate an unsafe vessel outside
the law.
Mr.. Casey also said that he
felt the use OF the yawl was not
"a contributing factor in the
laundering of the Marvel.
Admiral Richmond, although
asserting that the vessels "un-
seaworthiness" contributed to its
laundering. said that even the
Isoundest vessel caught in the
same position on a lee. shore
might have been a casually.
UnSOund Position
Admiral Richmond said the
Coast Guard would be in an I'M
sound position advising ship
operators that they should not
leave port because of unsea-
worthiness If the Coast Guard
had no authority over them.
Admiral Richmond said that
none Of the Marvels crew which
included Mr.. Meckling. one deck
hand, a cook and a steward. had
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/ feet toward the Dyer avenue en-.
trance.
( A diver prepared to go dowr
and see If he could close thu
steel bulkhead door.
| Other workmen began erect.
ing a dam of earth and sand
bags near the Dyer avenue en-.
trance of the new shaft.
500 Million Project
The main tunnel of the new
500 million tube, scheduled foi
completion next year, was begun
at the New Jersey terminus Of
the Lincoln facility in Wee
hawken. N. ]. Meanwhile. on
the Manhattan side. another
bore was started to link up with
the first. 1t was this which
sprang the leak.
The tunnel, when completed
will be 5000 feet long.
Asked how much construction
on the new tube would be set
back by the water breakthrough
H. A. Druding. resident engineer
in charge. said:
Il couldn't even make a wild
guess"
He said everything depended
on success Of efforts to close the
bulkhead door in the tunnel.
On the ground above. surface
traffic was being detoured
around the vicinity of the tun-
mel, but engineers believe there
was little danger to structures
there.
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INQUIRY BOARD ASKS
RECOGNITION FOR z
MARVEL RESCUERS

william K. McWilliams
and George L. Kellam Of
North Beach. Id, who res
cued six of the survivors OF
the Inflated Levin ]. Marvel,
were singled out for praise
by the Coast Guard yester-
day.
The Board of Inquiry in
veStigating the sinking
recommended that the out
standing effort" of the two
men "in effecting the rescue
at great personal risk"
be appropriately recognized
by the commandant.
The two men made three
trips in a small motor
boat through storm-tossed
waters to rescue the Marvel's
survivors.
The two men already have
been cited by Gov. McKeldin
and by their fellow citizens
for their heroism.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-25

Senator Byrd pointed out the
Federal Government has oper-
ated in the red for a quarter
of a century.
IF the budget is balanced this
year, it will be by inadvertance.
the Virginian continued, charg-
ing that Federal officials under
estimated revenue from last
years business boom.
The terrible Federal debt is at
or near its all-time peak. and the
President has said he will ask for
| an extension Of the 1921 billion
ceiling for next year." said Sen
ator Byrd.
The Virginian pointed out that
the administrators new budget
requests appropriations from this
session SO billion higher than the
total enacted for last year. The
Senator estimated that on July
Il Government departments still
will have on hand $74.6 billion
of unspent balances from old ap-
preparations.
He said that II Congress grants
the requested 1868 billion Of new
appropriations asked for by the
President. the Government would
have Sal billion available for
Expenditure at the start Of the
new year on July /.
Senator Byrd also pointed out
that once appropriations are
made, Congress cannot control
the rate at which they are spent.
The same two Senators Spon-
sored a similar constitutional
amendment in 1854, but Con-
gress failed to act on it.
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EISENHOWER
Continued From First Pag,

SOHtiuucu ETOm hSt 06C
question about whether he had
decided to run before he went to
Denver last summer-before his
heart attack.
Asked if he would try to pick
his successor, if he does not run,
the President replied that he
had better first answer the ques-
ton about running before tack
ling the other question.
Another reporter recalled that
the President. at his first press
conference after his Illness, in
Key West, Fla, had said he was
considering the various factors,
and arranging them in order,
which he would consider in
reaching a decision on his future
political plans.
Must Look Years Ahead
In reply the President said it
was not as though he had a year
in which to work out an answer
to his plans. He said he had to
guess as to the next five years
what effect his health might
have on the presidency. He
might be full of energy, zip and
zest one day, and not so another.
This morning, he continued, he
might be ZeStful. but he could
not predict what he would be
during five years to come.
Asked if he would announce
his decision ON running again be-
fore or after his coming physi-
cal examination, the President
laughed heartily and said he
couldn't say what his impulses
might be.
And to a final question-when
and how he would announce that
decision. perhaps at a press con-
ference-the President grinned
widely and replied he would
make it just as dramatic as pos
Sible
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reckless operation Of a ship en-
idangering life.
Violation Of the statutes
carry maximum penalties of up
to 10 years imprisonment and
$4,000 in fines.
Under present laws, vessels
which use only sail for propul-
sion are nos subject to Coast
Guard inspection If they are
under 700 tons gross weight.
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could not exceed estimated re-
ceiptS.
If Congress thereafter au-
thorized expenditures in excess
of receipts, it could not take a
final adjournment until it had
brought the budget back into
balance.
In time of war or grave ma
tional emergency Congress could,
by a vote of three-fourths In
each House. suspend the bal
anced-budget requirement for
one year at time.
In offering the amendment,
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dAAA ldRPAA46 ONCl lAAOO IllC lHN
tunnel tubes now in use.
The third tube parallels the
others, which were built be-
tween 1884 and 1887. The Man.
haitian entrances to all three are
on Dyer avenue. a short dis
lance from the edge of the river
The tunnel section where the
breakthrough occurred was pin
pointed as being approximately
under Thirty-eighth street and
Twelfth avenue.
This is near the rivers edge,
but not precisely underneath.
Three Swim to Safety
Three sandhogs-tunnel dig
gers-who tried to close a bulk
head safety door, which would
shut off the forward section Of
the tunnel where the water burst
through. had to give up and
swim for their lives as the water
deepened rapidly.
A 13-man sandhog crew had
been at work when the break oc-
CURED around 4:15 am. How
ever, all but a pump operator
were on the surface for lunch.
The pump man raced up to give
the alarm.
Water still spurted into the
tunnel at noon.
The water was 1ll2 feet deep
in the forward end of the tun-
mel. which is about l412 feet
high and Is feet wide. 1t had
backed up the incline some 800
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-25
District Man, IS,
Is Found Honqed

William Zigeler, IS. a roomer
at a home in the 1900 block of
Thirtieth street Sc, was found
hanged there today, police said
The landlady, Mrs. E. H
Howard, told police she found
Mr.. Zigeler. a custodian at st
Francis Xavier Church, hanging
by a rope fastened to closet
door. No notes we're left, Homi-
eide Squad Capt. Richard Felber
declared. He said his squad is
trying to contact relatives OF
Mr.. Zigeler, repeatedly living
in Oxon Hill, Md.
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Doctor to Set Date
Of New Checkup

BOSTON, Jan Is (P.-Dr,
Paul Dudley White, heart spe-
ialist, says he will announce ANY
day now" the date on which he
will make an examination of
President Eisenhower on which
a second term decision may be
based.
DR.. White is scheduled to speak
in Baltimore and Bethesda, Md,
tomorrow and may confer then
with other presidential doctors
on a date for the checkup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-25
Two Senators Seek to Ban
Unbalanced U.S.. Budgets
By ]. A. O'LEARY

constitutional amendment to require balanced budget
every year. except time of national emergency
proposed today by Byrd of Virginia. and
Bridges, Republican of New Hampshire
1t would require the President to submit at the start of
session budget which recommended expenditures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-25
Hudson's Waters Flood
NewLincoIn TubeSection

NEW YORK. JAN IS 01-A torrent of today broke
through the wall of tube being dug through
below the Hudson River the Lincoln automobile
links New York City and New Jersey.
No hurt but desperate battle launched by
workmen the flow prevent filling shaft