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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-08

ae04 18th ST. N.w.-Ground floor
Very reaS- rent. CAL CO. 6-3633
Tuesday.
RESTAURANT-Fully equip, reas,
rent, busy loo, immed. possession.
MILTON p. RUPERT, d. 7-5015;
ewes, EN-. 3-5407.
sI67 AND sI6o WILSON BLVD. In
the heart Of Clarendon, Approxi-
mately 1881. Completely rsmod-
any business. Low rental: heat and
water furn. Wo. 6-4292 or Ma.
s-S559.
ExCEP. LOCATION. Area needs fro
zen Gus or shoe rpr. wallet. Densely
populated In DC. 1mpos. for Compel.
10 move In. New store. JE. s-2l3S.
WHEATON, TRIANGLE, Isx75. in
new shopping center. only 81 ~ ~
MARSTELLER REAL ESTATE, ~
9-2552; Sun. JU. 7-6460.
STORE and apt. 34lo l4th St nv.
ness. JU. 1855, ia. 9-3940. %
BEAUTY PARL0R or dentist once
7O19 Brookville I'd. Chevy Chase.
Nd: best community location. no
competition. Sloo mo. meinoes
ment available. 20. 3-26ss Mon
day
STORE AND STORAGE SPACE, heat.
parking In rear; $50 mo. Cali FE.
1854.
13,h AND NEW YORK AVE. NV
$3.50 per month. Call Ma. S-e254.
HEART OF SILVER sPRNG-Beni-
FAINT ST. doors OF Ga. ave. Mod.
store FL It. wide, Is r. deep, pvt.
BEERS BROS. JU. S-06l0; ewes,
SiSS5 ' Baltimore BLVD. College
Park stores. ideal for barber
shop, real estate or loan ONCE. Call
OWNER. TO. 9.5sl4. 10 :,
store for rent. ideal for ladies shop.
mems haberdashery or ofnees. MOO.
BLDG, Aforementioned, daily lanitor
serv. $500 mo. GEO. ". ROBERT
SON, 1895 Wise. ave-. OIL. 2-2i23.
9Th AND NJ s.w.-store. = rms. in
rear bsnt., apt. shove. rms. ana
bath; low rent. Ap; 4-165s. -
1842 18th ST. N.W.--Remodeled
steam heat furnished by owner.
$175 mo. Ma. S-4639. EN-. 2-5S42
18th AND U SITS. N.w.-a5x5O, ex-
eel for loan, barber. beauty, ETC.;
rent reaS. DU. 10000.
eALE-LEASE-Ideal location. liquor,
hardware. Phone EN-. 2-7551. s.
104 II ST. N.W.-Store for rent. SIS
month. Call WASHINGTON HOUS-
ING CORP. Ma. SASS. 10
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Near Annapolis Freeway
Forest Hills. Located on Route 30I
Just / mile from Annapolis Free.
way. (now under construction) {.
Beautiful trees. wide roads. Bar.
gain priced at $3.50 per acre. Only
. few left, Call NJ. LEO sToReH.
Ap T-S3n0 s.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

Near new Rte. $40 express highway;
8 bedrms., Q baths, excellent ele-
y as nsS.d ses sd SppopteS f Pfs.
less than cost, under $4,000.
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INDUSTRIAL PROF. FoR RENT

ROCKVILLE. will build to suit your
requirements. 5000 SO. it.. min
imum. Front TO street. back to R.R.
siding. Level to bed R.R. cars and
trucks. CLAUDE WOOD. JU. s.
SOUTH CAPITOL ST. AREA. s71ae
50. IT,, modern corner brick bldg. !;
very light: 1880 sa. it.. once.
washrooms on both floors: 1000 ID
electric hoist. AM. ROTH CO, RE
SOUTHWEST D. c.; outside the re-
SO. It. of industrial ground on rail-
road for long lease. with sub-let
privileges and option to buy. A.
M. ROTH CO., RE. T-7330.
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EASTOVER
SHOPPING CENTER
S. CAPITOL ST.

"A = D4AS = At4O A~
2 stores for immediate occu-
pancy. 1000 SO. it. each.
Suitable for many lines in
GLIDING cameras, photo or
dance studio, hobbies, pre-
pared foods carry-out, doc
tors, dentists, optical, etc.
Larger stores available in
End section under construc-
ton this year including
3Oxl00 for delicatessen.
EASTOVER CORP.
% oxon Run Dr.. Washington 81,
d. C.
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APT. HOUSE GROUND
pETHECnA
ACREAGE

Several tracts from / acre to 80
acres; some with city conveniences:
ready for builder to subdivide.
Others for small estate and indi-
yidual homes.
Terry B. Simms, JE. 2-6517
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DOWNTOWN CONN. AVE. AREA
Goth and Conn. t2017 SIS, 900 50,
It.: 8 rooms, 2 laws. ample closets:
elevator: wired for air cond.: $3.50.
1888 Conn.--Approx. 5000 50, It.
IS rooms. 3 laws. large closets;
4-story walk-up; $3.50,
NJ and 10th sts.-1, 200 50. IT.: 8
rooms. 3 closets, Law. on each Of
End End and md ard S,. as; newly deecrs 5s
L and 18th sts-52 900 81. #: near
future occupancy; 4-story bldg; LIST
d. now used as auto ageney-garAee.
L and 10Th sts.--1, 200 SO. IT,: lovely
6-room suite; subiet to April '5S:
all services in modern. air-cond..
elev. bldg; slightly used furn. for
sale.
1925 Conn 100 50. It,. End a.;
nice display windows: ress
Services and remodeling on above
and many other listings open.
RANDALL II HAGNER CO. INC
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(consinuedl

VIRGINIA sQUARE-Business cen;
space available In this modern
comparatively new elevator bldg
Ample free parking and reasonable
rent. WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
$50 N. Monroe ST., ia $1,000
ewes. and Sun. XII. 9-43S3. %
SUITE or, 2 OFFICES In the Lofiir
Bldg, 2420 Wilson blvd. Ari.. $50
per month. / ONCE. with 1000 So
"a ,So s III Pc, en- mo 60 Gsl "a kth s "a
tains private ofices and floor space
Low RENTAL. THE BURTON CO,
10I4 K st. NV. ST. 3-6344.
OFFICE SUITES AVAILABLE =
New mod. once bldg, adj. to tn
Capitol. Air cond. Letter Carrier
Bldg. 100 Indiana ave. NV. Phoni
Bldg. once, Elk. $4,000.
MILLS BUILDING. 18th and Penna
ave. NV. Single, ofiiees available
now at this convenient address
Attractive rates; as OLIVER 7. CARR
VERY DESIRABLE OFFICES avail
Spring main business SETON. 3 and
4 rm. suites. SIS mo. Call ~. g.
400
EXCEL. DOWNTOWN Loc., Colorado
Bldg, l4th and @ SITS. n,w.-ldeal
for law or other prof. once: avail.
to responsible party. 225 50. IT.,
. exposures: closet with safe vault
door: unfurn. Reas, rent. Furn.
t ssall son ssa Mr. 0f sfRoHGeck seis
PSYCHOLOGIST will sublet 1 room
+ s1ts win use z Mo s.,Hs E E9se
FACING Geat a. ARLINGTON Ring couRrHoiESsE
Air conditioned. sRls., suites;
from $40. EN- 3-9471.
$500 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Pirst-floor
front, 2 nice competing rooms, has
full bath. use to. be apt, to sublet,
suitable for real &c. estate S.. or 90 other the
able. EDWIN L. ELLIS. Realtof
1910 Vermont ave-, RE. 7-b140,
17i5 X ST, NV. nr. medical CEN
ter-Nice suite. zoo 50. It. with
private bath; $50. Elev. service,
SHANNON 4 oJ LUcHs, 7e4 18th st,
ENTIRE BLDG.--3,o0o 50. IT, $155
% NJ 4 and ISs H eaEs' o, p embassy nE
section, . baths and parking 2 cars
4-a1s7 Sun. or Ex. s-s4oS Mon.
DOWNTOWN CORNER, End a.. so2
N. Y. ave. NV. New construction.
air-cond. approx 1.S00 50. It
Rent 5000, also free parking. Ideal
for ONCE or any business. DI.
KESsiHGToN-1n new once Bldg.
near ffrehouke S4S and up.
MARsTELLER REAL ESTATE. ~.
9-2552: Suns, JU. 7-64S0.
IN SHOOTING CENTER, 6212 Ca.
ave. n.w.-3-4-rm, apis: S50-$75i
vacant; heat and water furn. RIA,
$500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-08

MODERN DAIRY FARM, IN Viz.
ginia approx. 20 mi. D. c.--10Q
acres. modern dairy barn and
equipment. other necessary build
mss May be purchased fully
farming equipmentl ct $4,000.
Call Mr.. Bartz. WO. 6-4754 with
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-14ll,
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FARMS tcsns.l

52-AcRE ToB, FARM. small house.
tob. barn. stable. Price, $500.
75-acre tob, farm, new house. toh.
barn, stable and tool shed, equip
ment. $4,000,
Both farms are In Anne Arundel Co..
f Eogfs a. 70 sr al & p ri go Sy
NV, WASH, D. c.. RE. 7-172D, or
Sat. and Sun. call West River 1921.
25-AcRE FARM with 9-rm. house
with bath: other bldgs. $4,000,
Early poss.
6O-acre farm with S-rm. house,
large barn; lovely meadow with bis
stream; some woods; ideal small
manent home. $4,000. Poss. soon
n. P. BuRDETTE q SON, Mt. Airy,
Md, phi. 123: eve, and Sun, phi
Mr.. Pryor. 197-M.
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GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE
so acres. 90 miles D. c. Large IL
room Victorian house. situated in
grove Of huge trees. The house is
stocked with fish. Long road front.
age. S22.5 Excellent terms.
RICHARDSON & HALL.
TNH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-08

20 MILES SOUTH OF
GETTYSBURG
L75-acre stock farm, excellent pro-
ducing condition. early American
stone dwelling, moderptzed 2 rms,
] bath; $35, 900.
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NEAR RIVER - 162 acres. f-rm;
house, large tenant house, good
eonditioon barns rms &C. othsr bldg g.
s sxsy farm af tidew sssreT arsS Price
s2i 300. Terms. $4,000 down, .
Near Waldorf, Md.---SR acres, 2
houses, 4 barns, poultrv houses,
other bldgs; over 20 acres fillable
soil. readv TO plant: active stream.
deal deal, f ee55 ,d Isks down Price sls'Soo;
* acres edge edge Of opS La Plata. Md
Good 7-rm, and bath home, SIS
acres clear, rich land: Q harms,
stable. all GOOD condition; suitable
for Subdivision, Price. 100000:
terms, half down,
90, acres. near, riye--4-rn, ram.
block workshop with bsnt All for
oniv s4.95n: easy terms.
2-hedrm.. brick rambler--Ber utitul
youngstown kitchen. new Phileo
stove end refrigerator. tile bath;
81 d sod dow Bsrs salane $50 81 NM terms
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
REALTY co,
La Plata. M, nhore La plata s71t
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
100 acres Dairy farm. stream. GOOD
buildings. Nice home, bath, "a mile
road frontage, $4,000.
$50 ACRE cattle farm. beautiful
large home. 2h baths, fireplace N
heat. LONG road frontage. Damascus
area. $4,000
81 acres. farm home and barn.
Damascus area; $4,000.
40 acres. open land. Damascus area,
3d. 900.
HOWARD COUNTY
200 acres dairy farm. stream. fair
out buildings, home. $4,000.
13 acres open land. long frontage,
macadam road. $4,000.
$50 ACRES. dairy farm. stream,
good buildings. large house. oil
heat. and bath. frontage on ma
cadam I'd $4,000.
CARROLL COUNTY
100 acres, dairy farm, stream, build
ings In need Of repair, Frontage
on Route ~; $4,000.
other building sites and farms.
JERRY COOK, INC, Reaitor
Cook Watkins Bldg.
Damascus. Nd. Clearwater 3-2311
NEAR DAHL0REN. VA.
1855 acres, 0b under cultivation.
streams and fenced. Good hunting.
p-room strictly modern Dutch CO.
lonial home. Elegant for enter-
tanning. Several good barns and
guest cottage; Owner anxious to
sell. Price S3s,b00; very reason
EXT A AID 1EAI,ry. ~, a. secs
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REAL BARGAIN

GETOWN-Modern warehouse.
industrial zoning, about 4.300 so
IT.; 26-ft. ceiling height: driYe-in
door; nice ofiices: immediate pos
session. See Mr. Norris
WEAVER BROS. INC.
REALTORS
Bldg. DI. 7-S3OO
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

SILVER sPRING-1,500 50. IT.;
heat, light. toilets, parking: ideal
fSc d St, STrR S stSr.s' sc sIIR
S SS ~ s sRieR ~ s5l fb5RSa meas meas
ineton contains 1879 50. It. on
one. foor including spacious ofhces
and display area. 1000 "a. IT,
sdditionsl paved ares ., for loading
xAss, fdsERs me- c EM. $500 EloS
nights and week ends. 70. 6.S67S.
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

I6I ACRES-With house and hldgs.
Mr.. Benedict, Md, price, $4,000.
terms. J. w. McvIcKERS. Fair
view ;,-4l3S. --S
IS ACRES-Three mi. west Of Front
Royal; roads on 3 sides Of PROP
erty; $1,000. BY OWNER, ia.
9-S6S6. -
VA. EsTAfE-For sale
or exchange department property.
beautiful attractive brick manor
house over 500 acres dairy, horse
or cattle farm: tenant houses.
barns. .silos; timber. Full eomple,
mens o. modefn d maehanne.y; % H hssa
ford stock. in quiet and peaceful
surroundings Of Warrenton horse
and bluegrass country: direct from
owner ut sacrifice. all for $4,000.
IA. 7-561S: ewes. IA. S-6626.
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VIRGINIA FARM ESTATE - 2Sb
acres. excellent grain and graztne
land. committing distance over dual
Warrenton. We. Good fencing, plenty
OF water. beautiful completely mod
ern 2-story restored Georgian house.
New tenant house. barn. machinery
shed and other 9uthuildines.. This
is something real good. Call Mr..
Harper exclusive. JAMES L. DIXON
AND 70 ST 9-y200 II
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$3.50 DOWN. $50 MO. buys for
$3.50; 3 acres. 2 big rooms. porch.
phone and cleo; hard road; white
community; s. mi. south; TIE, g.
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M. CULPEPER, VA.--i44 acres,
excellent 7-rm. frame house. fenced
yard; beautiful trees: small barn.
machine shed. garage. hay shed.
Most suitable for cattle operation,
Priced at S16,500; excellent terms
available. Going 70 Florida. Call
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INC.
Radio Bldg. Arl. ia. 7-s1Os Til Q
POTOMAC HUNT AREA


POTOMAC HUNT AREA
256 ACRES
Stock farm with modern
lied country home; usual out
buildings, greenhouse, pond,
3 streams, h-miie road 'front.'
age, many excellent building
sites. Ideally located for in
vestment or DEVELOPMENT
purposes. Less than 30 miles
from downtown.
For further particulars of
this and other properties,
contact L. A. Abercrombie,
Poolesville 1881.
Randall II. Hapner a. ca
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OFFICES STUDIOS FOR RENT
STORES FOR RENT Cont

Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY. JANUARY 8. 1855
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

3, 800 so. FIT. conv. located between
4 alleys. Vic. OF 18th and N SITS.
81 f." s ~ Tea syeS or VII WH esnlte7ss or
your own agent. %
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AIR-CONDITTONED
ACROSS FROM COURTS
AND MUNICIPAL CENTER

Century Bldg. 4l2 9Th st. nv
Modern fireproof elevator bldg:
single rooms SOL 81 per per, mo- no,,n also
CENTURY CO., RIM. 407. RE. 7-22g4
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-12-21
Birmingham, Alabama

uncles. Chico and Harpo. in the
cast of Irwin Aliens production of
THE Story of Mankind" current
lY before the cameras at Warner
Bros.
Joe Pasternak, one of Holly
woods most successful producers
of screen musicals, is co-chairman
of the Committee of Americans
for Free Hungary. The new or
ganization presented an all-star
benefit show recently at the Los
Angeles Shrine Auditorium. Other
members of the committee are
Harry Cohn of Columbia Pictures,
Louis B. Mayer and Dore Schary.
o. w. Fischer. the German actor
under contract to Universal-Inter-
national Pictures. will bow in an
American film. MY Man God
frey" co-starring with June Ally
son. Henry Koster has been men,
toned as director for the re-make
of the 1886 hit.
David o. Selznick is preparing
a new technicolor version of his
motion picture classic, IA Fare
well to Arms" which will star his
wife, Jennifer Jones, in the Helen
Hayes role. He also plans to re-
issue ''The Third Man" and 'Re-
becca."
Hugo Haas. now completing
Lizzie" for Kirk Douglas inde-
pendent firm. will prepare three
features for his own company.
Susan Kohner, daughter of
Hollywood talent agent Paul Koh-
ner, is in Trooper Hook" cur
rently before the cameras.
Edward Golden is preparing
THE Stain Story" with Hugh
Gray writing the screenplaY. Two
more Stain pictures have been
registered with the Guild.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-12-21

two drug stores in New York.
The two broke into show bust
ness as early as 1908 by opening
an amusement park dance hall in
Fl. George. N. Y. In 1912. the
Schenck Bros. purchased Pals
ades Park. Fl. Lee. N. j.. in which
the fabulous Marcus Loew became
a partner. They joined forces with
Loew to create the huge theatre
and motion picture empire of
Loew's. Inc.
While Joe Schenck and his wife,
the silent screen star Norma Tai
madge, became co-founder of Uni
ted Artists, Nick remained with
Loew's from the beginning of the
corporation in 1919 till the present
day, first as vice-president and
general manager. and, aft e r
Loew's death in 1927 as president
of the firm.
Melinda Marx. ten year old
daughter of comedian Groucho
Marx. joins her father and two
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-12-21
Jewish Broadcast
Set for Sunday

"A Gift To The Living written
by Norman Rosten, will be pre-
sented on the Eternal Light radio
program, on Sunday, December
%, 1856 (12:3O-1:O0 P. NJ, EST,
NBC Network) it has been an
nounced by The Jewish Theologi-
cal Seminary of America.
"a Gift To The Living" is the
story of the work of a synagogue
sisterhood which binds braille
books and what this work means
to the workers themselves as well
as to the sightless people bene-
fitted.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-12-21

Nick, born in 1883, came to
America as boy of 9 with his
older brother from pogrom-
stricken Russia. He started out as
an errand boy in a drugstore,
studied pharmacy and later, to-
gether with his brother, acquired
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-12-21
MCM Head, Nick Schenck.
Reiires After 40 Years Of Service
BY HERBERT G. LUFT
light. 1856. Jewish Telesraphic Agency. Inc.)

HOLLYWOOD Nicholas NJ Schenck. who has been both
board chairman Of the firm retires from
studios after 40 years of service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-28
a Tricky Rape Law

serious scrapes have involved charges of rape type of
onse that makes good headlines for the scandal Sheets
There actually large number Of rape charges made
= but there are very few convictions. This is why:
In Germany the victim Of rape may, upon the conVc
ton of her attacker, collect money from the court
money that is levied fine against the defendant The
victim may also sue for damages in civil court This
bonus" incentive has led some German women to
charge rape any time they think they get away with
it. And even though under the Status Of Forces Agree
ment no CT can be brought into German criminal
court, he may be sued in a civil one.
The German press of course, exploits these cases to
the full seldom bothering to print fOlow-up stories
when the charges are dropped or disproved.
Major Donald Ziee of 10th Infantry Division Head
quarters in WIirzburg, told me woman came into
headquarters and demanded $500 from the us. Army,
claiming she'd been raped three weeks before.
I'VE asked her why she had let three weeks go by
before reporting the rape says Major Zieg. She said
1 admit it's long time. Okay. take only wo-fy.'
Why They Get In Trouble
To make the situation difficult for the GIs
many German localities license prostitutes and thus give
them legal standing. In Bamberg, for example, there
are 5000 registered prostitutes, 900 Of whom
active on the streets at night. The oduty GI, with
no place to go but dsTeputable bars, has frequently
gotten himself into serious trouble. For example, at
Hanau on August 6. Private Paul E. Gum court
martialed for assault with intent to rape registered
prostitute He is now serving IO-year term.
Why do the CTS frequent these trouble spots? Let
the men speak for themselves: One CT from PhiIa-
delphia told me- Since I've been here not one German
has done anything friendly toward me-" Private Sam
Jones, Greenve, Miss, said, They don't to like
us much. The Try to shoulder you off the street,
PFC David Suppression said: MY wife and had
q nice little apartment In midde-claSs residential
section of Bamberg. Our landlady was constantly
attacked by the neghbors for renting They used
to yell at her so we could hear it,
Private Bill Koerner: "A buddy and went to
restaurant eat They just ignored US. People came
in after us and got served They just pretended we
weren't there" Sergeant Fred Albrecht Il driving
my American when the road blocked by group
of German HaibSfGrke Juvenile delinquents). asked
them to move, in German but they just stood there,
yelling at to come out and fight. turned up the
windows, locked the - Continued on Hexf page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
FRIENDS REPORTED HANDLING
FOR PRESIDENT
BY the Associated Press

Representative Bow, Republican of Ohio said today
friends handle President Eisenhowers investments
without telling him what securities they buying and
selling.
He said Mr. Eisenhower wants it that there isn't
even the possibility of subconscous bias of any
organization in which he had an interest"
Writing in regular letter to constituents Bow did
not give the of his information.
He said that "a few trusted friends handling
Mr. EisenhowerS investments is Col Robert Schulz his
military aide, and continued:
Thus today aside from the farm at Gettysburg the
President has personal knowledge of stock ownership
He receives regular reports to total gains losses but
details of the transactions"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12

ment daily, either in school. well
fare work, business, or law en-
forcement, Miss McAulifte is
deeply concerned with the foot
loose type of embryo hoodlum.
They all agree it is time to do
something. To a school teacher,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
ADA Assai|s
Both Congress
And President
By the Associated Press

The Republican administration
and the Democrat controlled
Congress have been told by
Americans for Democratic Ac-
ton that they failed to propose
and enact legislation in the pub
lie interest.
The administration and Con-
gress were taken to task yes,
terday in letters written to
Democratic leaders by Joseph l..
Rauh, jr., national chairman of
the organization which advocates
the New Deal and Fair Deal
policies of former administra-
lions.
Administration Hit
Writing for Ada'S Executive
Committee, Mr.. Rauh told Sem
ate Democratic Leader Lyndon
johnson and House Speaker Sam
Rayburn. both of Texas, that
the Eisenhower administration
has failed to press for a positive
program of its own and has re-
fused to support legislation in
the public interest that Demo-
Gratis have introduced"
Mr.. Rauh said Congress this
year has shown lack of con-
Germ for the general welfare"
and should be kept in session
until mid-AuguSt dnstead of the
present adjournment target date
in late July) if necessary to act
on II bills termed essential to
the public welfare"
Eight of the bills were cited
yesterday by President EiSen-
hover as priority" measures.
Action on Bills Urged
Congress was urged by ADA
to act on these bills: Foreign aid,
United States participation in
the Organization for Trade Co.
operation (OTC), customs sim
plif1cation, civil rights, school
aid. housing, aid to depressed
areas, social security revision,
Niagara power development,
HellS Canyon Dam authorization
and immigration law amend
mentS.
ADA said that during the drive
for adjournment the temptation
to compromise and white down
legislation in order to avoid con-
troverSy is usually overwhelm-
ing"
However, the letter said, 1.-THE
responsibility for bringing con-
Structive measures to a vote" lies
with the Democratic leadership
which "thuS far has failed in
this responsibility"
The work of Congress SO far
lis distinguished by special in
terest legislation" its leaders
Nuero told