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ENGINEER
ENGINEERS
CHECKERS
CRAFTSMEN

Electro mechanical; work on long
range contracts in Silver Sprint
area.
Prefer familiarity with Navy Blu.
Ord drafting practices and Govern
ment specifications.
Excellent working conditions. toI
rates. Submit brief resume by mai
only and state salary requirements
H. L. YOH co.
Care of j. Z. Coffay, Jr., 340s
Tulane Or. w. Hyattsville. Md.
EXECUTIVE ASSIST.-Large ant
progressive financial corp. oper.
ating on the eastern seaboard hal
exceptional opening for man agC
$500 to assume functions Of con-
troller and act as corp. liaison with
stockholders; act as assist tt
chairman of board: must be college
grad, prefer accounting major with
good personality: relocate N
Carolina; starting sal. $1,000,
rapid Advancement with unlimited
oppor. for right man. No reg. fee
MANAGEMENTs CONSULTANTS
INC. Suite 1901 Wash. Bids, 1876
q NV
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ENGINEERS

An engineer with above-average ability, desire
to progress within his profession in accordance
with his ability and need for stimulating en-
vironment to perform at his best should consider
the positions listed below that are presently avail
able at MELPAR.
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LEO SCHLOSBERG, Attorney,
6O7 Denrike Bldg, Washington, ID. G
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 9O.576,
Administration is to Give
Notice: That the subscribers, OF
the District of Columbia and the
State of New York. respectively,
have obtained from the Probate
Court of the District Of Columbia
Letters Testamentary on the estate
OF Louis Rosenberg, late Of the
District Of Columbia. deceased. All
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, ia
the, subscribers, on or before the
10th day of January, AID. 1857;
otherwise they may by law be
excluded from all benefit of said
estate. Given under our hands
this 10th day Of July. 1856. MIL
TON ROSENBERG, 1000 Cathedral
Ave, NV, washington, D. c.,
MARIAN PRoTAs, 1000 Massachu-
sets Ave, NV, Washington, D. C.,
JEANETTE ROSENHIRSCH. 81
Fifth Ave, New York 3, N. Y.
(Seal) Attest: THEODORE COGS-
WELL. Register of Wills for the
District of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court. jy16,23,30.
SPENCER, MOORE q WHALEN,
Attorneys,
0mAn Mass = hmeRtto Ave- ~ W
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Automobile Statesmen

New cars; experience abso-
lutely necessary. We are Of
fering what we believe TO be
the highest, straight-com-
mission scale in Washing
ton. Only hard workers need
apply. Call BILL SCHECTOR
AT OIL. $4,000.
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Piled July IL. 1855. Harry NJ. Han,

Piled July 10. 1856. Harry NJ. Hall,
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT for the District Of Column
bia.-cOUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
OF ARLINGTON COUNTY, vlR-
GINA, Plaintiff, VS.. SUNFREEZE
FROZEN FOOD CO., INCORPOR-
ATED, a Virginia corporation, De-
fendaflt.-Civil Action No. 2424-56.
ORDER PUBLICATIONS ABSENT
DEFENDANT. The object OF this
suit is to recover rent for certain
portion Of premises 1925 N. Quincy
Street in Arlington County. Virginia.
in sum Of 81 1851 SO. interest and
costs and to have iudsment Of con- on;
domination, OF certain property OF
attachment issued in this suit 70
satisfy the plaintiffs claim. 1t is
therefore this 18th day Of July, 1856
ordered that the defendant. Sun
freeze Frozen Food Co., Inc, appear
IN this court on or before the
fortieth day. exclusive Of Sundays
and legal Holidays, after the day
Of the first publication Of this
order. to defend this suit and show
cause why. said condemnation
should not be had. otherwise the
case Of default. Provided, g COPY =
once q week for three successive
weeks in the Washington. Law Re-
porter and The Evening star
before said day. Isl JOSEPH
c. McGARRAGHY, Judge. Seal
Attest: HARRY M. HULL. Clerk. By
MARGARET J. UNGER, Deputy
Clerk. iy16.23,3O
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When answering advertisements
addressed TO Star bo1es do NOT
enclose original references photo
graphs or other materials OF per.
Sonal pdlue Copies serre the pHr-
pose Originals mav Get lost
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AUTO SALESMEN?

Are you a would-be or q
has-been? Either too young,
too old or too inexperienced
for the Job you really want?
Then why not join our ex-
tensive training program now
and let your career grow
with us? Income? How high
is the moon? Advancement?
The sky is the limit. Call in
person or phone MOORE
GREAR MOTORS, INC. 400
Conn. ave. NV, EN-. 2-5500.
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DRY CLEANER AND sPOTTER
(white). exper, for small, estab
Write Boz 309-p. Star.
ENGINEER
Watch engineer, 9th class, for might
duty. 8 pm. to Q am. 0-day week,
In large. new elevator-type apart.
ment building In northwest: live Oh
premises: excellent opportunity fol
steady man looking FOR permanent
position, Apply ct receiving room
1900 Wisconsin ave. NV.
ENGINEER
Third class: new luxury-type apt.
bldg. in NV. area. Good salary and
l-hedroom ant. Many company bene-
fits. Apply personnel once, RIM. $40.
1929 z ct. NV. CAFRITz co.
3 \ sIlTSE5+ MECHANICAL. slee.9oSSCC
REPAIR NAN. ELECTRICAL. sxp :T.
GUARD. over 40 $$ssSSS S
SHEET METAL ROOFING, exper: !,
SILVER ePRING-RocKvL. ETPE.
SAB Ga. Ave. JU, 0-4446
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ATTORNEYS,
5000 Massachusetts Ave. NV.
Washington, ID. G.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court.-NO. 90.649
Administration is to Give
Notice: That the subscribers. of the
District Of Columbia and the State
Of New York, respectively have OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court OF
the District of Columbia. Letters
Testamentary on the estate Of
Henry Benning Spencer, also known
as Henry B. Spencer and H. B
Spencer. late OF the District OF
Columbia, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof
legally authenticated. to the sub
scribers. on or before the 9th day
Of January. AID. 1857: otherwise
they may by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Given
under our hands this 9th day OF
July. 1856. VIOLET SPENCER
THORON, 3019 P st. NV. Wash
ington q. D. c.: LOUISE SPENCER
CORTESI. As East S1st ST., New
York IS. N. Y: SAMUEL SPENCER
1914 Dexter st. NV. Washington
z. D.. c. (SealD Attest: THEO-
DORK COGSWELL. Register Of
Wills for the District Of Columbia
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
iy16,23,3O
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HELP--MEN

.IANITOR, colored: beautiful NV.
blds.-No children must be sober.
reliable, and have local references:
good salary and excellent quarters.
Apply in person. LEO NJ. BERN
STEIN a co 200n p 81 NV
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PERSONNEL
TRAINEE

Young man, 21-30. with some col
lege training in personnel or bust
ness admin: some experience in per-
sonnet desirable but not essential.
Should be Individual interested in
this field as a career 5-day. 40-hr
week; excellent benefits; downtown
BACKGROUND,
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CARPENTERS TIE. s-4s44
CASHIER-CI,ERK

To handle all cash receipts, pre-
pare cash book and bank deposits.
Must be exper IN this type Of work
ssssossg VIZ ,,pe erm nanig poI y 10
pm. WASHINGTON TOBACCO co.
1918 Ord 81, ne.
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PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS are in

PROPOSALS are invited to lease
quarters for Woodbridge Station q
the Washington. D, c. Post Once
for a term OF or 10 years from
October ], 1857. Approximately
1000 square feet OF floor space Il
desired and proposals will be &C.
cepted until August 90. 1855. sub.
ject to conditions set forth in term,
Of General Advertisement on dis.
play in the lobby Of the post offiel
building. For details contact W
B. Buckley. Postal Inspector. Room
302S, City Post ONCE. Telephone
STerfing 3-bi00. Extension 562.
jy30.
PROPOSALS are invited TO least
quarters for Petworth Station o
the washington, D. c. Post once
for term Of two years from
Ausust 1, 1857. Approximatel'
1000 square feet OF floor spac,
Is desired and proposals will b,
accepted until August 20. 1856
subject to conditions set forth II
display IN the lobby Of the pos
once building. For desails contac
Room 3O2S. City Post Once Tele
phone Sterling 3-5lO0. Extension
b62 jy30
GOVT. or DIST. OF col. DEPT
SEALED PRoPosAis win Be rec rec d
in RIM 404 400 Pa. Ave. NV.
Wash. d. G., until PM EDIT
Sept 10 1886, and then publicl,
opened and cad tor constr, Of See
ton No OF + Branch Piney Br
Trunk Sewer In Kansas Ave an,
5th st. from Varnum 81 TO In
graham st. NV, consist. OF .55l
lin. II. 14'6D 2.37O lin. II. 400
and s25 lin. It. 3'6" 70 i0'6S dia
brick and reinf concr masonr,
IT,. 12" to SO" dia. brick an,
reinf concr masonry sewer ant
1875 lin. IT, IL" dia cast-iron waite
main I'm OPEN CUT) Propose
forms, plans and specns obtainaol
from Supervisor contr A. Boni
Section Procurement Once d c
RIM 400 400 Penna Ave NV
upon deposit Of q certified checl
for 5000 per set payable q
Collector OF Taxes. D. G. Tel. Ma
$4,000 Ext. 237Rl
iy26.262s.30.3i-aui
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HAROLD A. KERTZ, ATTORNEY 70
Petitioner, BERNICE G. FRASER.


IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT for the District of Co
lumbia. Holding Probate Court
In Re: ESTATE OF GEORGE B.
FRASER, Deceased. = Administra-
ton No. 81. S95.-ORDER NISI
FOR SALE OF REALTY.-BER-
NICE G. FRASER, Executrix of
the estate of George B. Fraser,
deceased, having reported the sale
Of Lots 8. 8, IL and Is in Square
1860, improved by premises 1881
Mckinley Street. N. W., in the
District of Columbia, to Bernard
Berman for the sum of Thirty
Thousand (S30,000.00) Dollars, all
cash net. and said executrix having
recommended acceptance of said
offer. 1t is this Goth day of July,
1856, ORDERED. That said sale be
ratified and confirmed by the Court
unless cause to the contrary be
shown on or before the TWENTY
SECOND DAY OF AUGUST, 1856,
AT TEN O'CLOCK AM, at which
time higher offers will be con-
Sidered and objections to said sale
Will be heard in Motions Court,
provided a copy of this Order be
published once in "The Washington
Law Reporter" and once in 1.-THE
Evening Star" at least ten DAYS
before said last mentioned date.
BY the Court: Isl EDWARD A.
TAMM. judge. (SeaD. A True Copy
Attest FRANK j. BURKART.
Deputy Reeister of Wills for the
District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court. iy3O
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SENIOR E. E.

Circuit design in low
frequencies (Audio and
low R-F), knowledge of
noise communications
systems.
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LEGAL NOTICES Cont

EDMUND ID. CAMPBELL,
J. A. MARSHALL,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
SEE Southern BuildSng,
Washington 3, d. {.
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CIVIL ENGINEER, graduate, expert
enced in large-size Government
building construction. Box Add,
Star
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,JANITOR

Colored. married, no children. for
have knowledge of stoiers; age 40
%; good pay plus quarters. See Mr..
Reyle. SHANNON a. LUCHS, T24
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ROBERT r. SUTPHIN, Attorney,
1924 X Street NV.
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CANVASSERS

over 81. Car necessary. Phone EN-,
3-35il for appointment
CARPENTER. first class only, must
be able to read blueprints. Steady
work; salary, Sl20 week. EN-. q
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SENIOR ELECTRONIC
ENGINEER

Background in digital
computer circuitry, data
processing or associated
equipment. Position in
wolves supervising the
activities of engineers,
junior engineers and
technicians.
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APPLIANCE
statesmen

I Experienced major appliance sales-
men for the city's fastest moving
discount house; 500 week draw
against unlimited commissions. An
aggressive, experienced man can
make top money! Contact Bill
Warsaw, POTOMAC TV, 9th and E
lists ST 3-307O
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AUTO MECHANIC, Ford experience
preferred. Good pay plan. Apply
LOGAN MOTOR CO., 3540 14th st
NV. See Mr. Ebener. NO PHONE
CALLS, PLEASE.
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resenting the Woods, and Ger
shon Person. director Of real es-
tate operations and secretary Of
the Giant food chain, said the
enterprise represented an invest
ment of about 81 million over al
period Of 20 years. The initial
outlay would be about $3.50, 900,
they said.
Mr.. Raul was the only member
present to oppose the rezoning
Chairman Cooper ruled that the
3-to-1 vote fell short of the
required four-f1fths majority and
declared the rezoning had been
denied. At its last meeting, the
board split, 2 to 2, on the ques-
ton. This left it open for fur
Their action and Mrs. Buchholz
changed her position on the
basis of new testimony.
The board deferred until Janu-I
airy 10 public hearings on two
proposed ordinances. One would
regulate the construction and
operation of swimming pools. In
this connection, the board also
put off action on a request by
the Overlee Community Associa-
ton. to construct a pool at 603OI
Lee highway. More than 800
club members have agreed to-
purchase the site, conditioned on
the boards approval.
RezOning Action Deferred
Postponed until the same date
were hearings on a proposed
ordinance for the annual reas-
sessment Of real estate.
Deferred until December %
was action to rezone property
from 80 through FOG North Glebe
road from apartment to limited
commercial classification.
The board voted Stool to re-
classify a tract owned by Law
renee Michael at 2020 North
Kirkwood road from apartment
to a limited commercial status
for an Office building. It was I'M
determined, however, whether
the vote is SUFFICIENT because of
the four-fifths rule. Adjacent
property owners had filed OBJ
jections to a change to another
commercial classification and the
boards legal adviser was not
present to rule on the point.
Auto Tag Proposed
A proposal that no county
tags for automobiles can be is
sued until applicants show they
have paid their personal prop
|erty taxes, was set for hearing
January 5.
County Manager A. T. Lund-
berg was authorized to take pre-
lliminary steps to sell 81 million
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Arlington School Board
To Fill Vacancy Dec. d

Turning aside requests for
further delay, the Arlington
County Board yesterday re-
affirmed its intention to fill a
vacancy on the School Board at
the next meeting, December %.
Chairman Wesley w. Cooper
said. II don't believe I can &C.
vote more than three hours a
day--and that's the way it's
going now--to this matter for
more than 80 days.
The vacancy occurred Novem-
Der % when Mrs. Barbara Riches
died from an overdose of Sleep
ing pills.
Board member Ralph Raul
sought to defer the appointment
until the second meeting in
January. in line with a request
from the Arlington County Civic
Federation and several individ-
uals.
1.-THE federation and some other
groups have raised the question
Iof having insufficient time to
recommend candidates by the
December % meeting" Mr.. Raul
said. THE School Board still has
four members and is not dis
rupted at the present time"
Motion Not Seconded
Mr.. Cooper replied that other
groups opposed the federation's
request and added, I'VE can't
please everybody"
Mr.. Kaul's motion died for
lack of q second. Besides Mr..
Cooper. Mrs. Leone Buchholz
and George M. Rowzee, jr., were
present. David L. Krupsaw was
absent because Of illness.
The Giant food stores failed
to win approval Of a rezoning re-
quest for a proposed $3.50, 900
market in the Cherrydale busi-
ness area.
The board voted 3 to / in favor
of rezoning from residential to
commercial about 10000 square
feet at Military road and Old
Dominion drive, just off Lee
highway. owned by William
Wood, jr., and Emma L. Wood
The owners also sought to use
permit for an additional 100000
square feet adjoining the site for
a parking lot.
Large Investment Cited
Opponents presented petitions
signed by owners of more than
20 per cent of the property with
in "a 5O0-foot radius, thus re-
quiring a four f1fths vote of ap-
proval. The petitions represented
owners of about 81 per cent OF
adjacent properties.
| Attorney Oren r. Lewis, rep
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reservists. will be Col. Jack
w. weskey, Col. Richard B. Rob-
bins and 1t. Col. Herbert M
Eapidus.
The session will be one Of five
joint meetings planned this veal
by the reserve group. comprised
of reservists from all branches oil
the service and the Nationa'
Guard.
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in sanitary sewer bonds next
year. Mr.. Raul was assured that
If the municipal bond market
continues at a level unfavorable
to the county, the board will
have a chance later to decide
what portion. if any at all. win
be sold at the high interest
rates.
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sponsored by the Reserve Forces
Joint Assembly Program Com
mittee at 8 pm. Wednesday in
the Commerce Department au-
Iditorium.
Speakers for the event, to be
attended by approximately 1000
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Professor to Speak

Samuel Sharp, American Uni
versity professor who recently
visited the Middle East. will de-
liver the second lecture in the
IB'nai Birth Hillel Foundations
series at $3.50 pm. tomorrow. He
will speak at the foundation,
l2l2a r street NV.
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Lions Club Meets

E A. Thorne of the Pitts
burgh. Pa, office of the Bureau
of Mines. will give a safety fire
demonstration at the weekly
luncheon meeting of the Wash
ington (hos) Lions Club at
1915 pm. Wednesday in the
Mayfiower Hotel.
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Reservists to Hear
NucIeur Discussion

Defense against nuclear attack
will be discussed at meeting of
Washington area reserve officers
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House OKs Bill to Speed
Bridqe at Jones Point

led by Representative Davis
Democrat of Georgia; Repre-
sentative Smith, Democrat OF
Virginia, and Representative
Broyhill. Republican of Virginia
They commended that this
measure was merely a corrective
bill as an amendment to the
legislation which became law in
1854 authorizing the span.
Maryland and Virginia, it was
pointed out, will build the ap-
proach roads, and maintain ano
operate the bridge.
The measure. which would
save 100000 on the project, now
goes to the Senate District Com
mittee where a somewhat SINH
lar bill is pending.
If the transfer legislation be-
comes law in time. proponents
hope it will clear the way for
appropriation of sufficient funds
to proceed with construction OF
the much-needed crossing in
tended to bypass north-south
traffic around Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-24
Senate 10 Act
On Police Bill

The Senate Democratic Policy
Committee yesterday gave as
surances that action will be
taken soon by the Senate on a
bill reported unanimously from
the Senate District Committee to
raise the authorized strength of
the Metropolitan Police force to
not less than $500 men.
The policy group cleared" the
bill for Senate action but did
not specify Just when it would
be called up.
A force of $500 men would
call for appointment of 254 more
policemen. at a cost estimated
at $1,065 900 in the first year.
Majority leader johnson, head
of the policy group, said this and
some other bills could be called
up by the chairman of the COM
mittee in charge whenever other
business of the Senate permitted.
The police measure already
has passed the House. Senate
approval will send it to the
White House for signature.
The report on the police
measure, submitted by Senator
Bible. Democrat of Nevada, adj
vised the Senate that at the
April IL hearings before his
fiscal subcommittee witnesses
who recommended approval
without equivocation' included
the following
Police Chief Robert V. Murray,
Ralph D. Pittman. president.
Washington Criminal Justice As
ISOLATION; and George L. Hart.
chairman. Law Enforcement
Council of the District.
The policy committee yester-
day took no action on a bill re-
ported by the Senate District
Committee to create an INTERIM"
Washington Metropolitan Transit
AuJIlOIlly.
Senator Johnson said it was
the policy to discuss any compli-
Gated bill. such as this, with
committee leaders before sched-
uling Senate action.
The public authority would
run for three years, from next
August Is, when the franchise of
the Capital Transit Co. expires.
During this period it would be
authorized to negotiate for the
transfer of the transit system to
some new qualified private oper-
ator if one could be found. If
this did not happen within three
years. the public authority would
heroine Norma Onnt
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portant duty to legislate effec-
lively. but at the same time
wisely. upon the problems posec
by the world Communist move
ment," the majority opinion said
1T cannot perform that duty
without information We
think the Joint Resolution au-
thorized an inquiry into infiltra-
ton by Communists into labor
unions and that this inquiry was
such an inquiry"
The opinion continued: "The
inquiry here is plain on its
face. 1t was whether certain
persons, members of the union
were indeed Communist. The in
curry was specific. 1t seems to us
1T was directly part of the in
curry the committee was directed
TO make"
Exposure Held Incidental
OF the exposure" angle. the
opinion declared:
Congress certainly has the
power of inquiry or of investi-
cation when the inquiry or in
vestigation is upon a subject
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.Fu||Appe|Iate
Bench UphoIds
Watkins Guilt
BY HOWARD L. DUTKIN

The United States Court OF
Appeals, in a 6-to-2 opinion.
yesterday upheld the contempt
of Congress conviction of John
T. Watkins, United Auto Work.
ers organizer who had refused to
say whether former associates
had been Communists.
The ruling upset an opinion
by a three-judge panel of the
court which several weeks ago
had reversed the conviction.
The former ruling, voided yes
terday. had held that the ques-
tons put to Watkins were not
pursuant to any legislative pur-
pose by the House Committee on
Un-American Activities. That
ruling declared the questions
were apparently for exposure"
purposes solely. 1t had been
written by Chief Judge Henry
w. Edgerton and concurred in
by Judge David j. Bazelon. The
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Transfer to Alaska
Provides Honeymoon

FORT CARSON. Colo. (P.-
A second honeymoon is planned
by Fort Carson warrant officer
on his transfer to duty at Fort
Richardson, Alaska.
CWO Harry Montgomery re-
ceived special permission to go
in his new station wagon with
Mrs. Montgomery to Anchorage,
Alaska.
Montgomery estimated the
trip would take l8 days from
Colorado Springs to Anchorage.
The 1000 miles over the Alcan
highway includes $500 miles
over dirt roads.
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By HAROLD B. ROGERS

The House. by a roll call vote
Of 282 to 8. yesterday passed and
sent to the Senate a bill to
transfer from the Interior De-
partment to the Commerce De-
partment's bureau of public
roads, the Job of building the
Jones Point Bridge over the
Potomac from Alexandria to
Maryland.
House action came after 43
minutes of debate IN which the
opposition commended the Fed
eral Government should not pay
for construction of the bridge.
Opposition. led by Representa-
tive Gross, Republican of Iowa
and Representative Wier, Demo-
crat of Minnesota, commended the
structure should either be built
by Maryland and Virginia or it
should be a toll bridge.
Backers of the measure were