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Milford chronicle., 1956-02-03
Happy Is The Day
When BaCkaChe
Goes Away . /.

Nagging backache, headache, or muscular
aches and pains may come on with over-exsf-
tion, emotional upsets or day to day stress and
strain. And folks who eat and drink unwisely
sometimes suffer mild bladder irritation
If YOU are miserable and worn out because
of these discomforts, Doan's Pills often help
by their pain relieving action, by their sooth-
ing effect to ease bladder irritation and BY
theirmiId diuretic action through the kidneys
Tending 70 increase the output Of the Is
miles Of kidney tubes.
SO if nagging backaehe makes you- feel
dragged-out. miserable. with restless, Sleep
less nights. don't vail try Doan,s Pills..
pst the same happy relief millions have en-
loved for over years Get Doan' 5 P ills t0dayl
Milford chronicle., 1956-02-03

The Bataks Of Sumatra base
much Of their economy on The palm
tree. They make thatch from its
fibers, liquor and sugar from its
iuice. brooms from its stems and
ak handles from its branches.
Milford chronicle., 1956-02-03

These figures are given to the
nearest quarter-hour for week be-
Sinning Friday, August 18th, and
eading Thursday, August 18th.
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Security Storage Company
Of Washington

LAO 18th Street NV Washington
G. s Ehieh r Is aflsIed y t AM Teri
PANY, 9Th and Penna Ave NV
Washington 10. D. C Federal Reserve
District No. ,.
Kind of business of this affiliate:
Storing. packing and shipping of house
hold goods and personal effects. and
storage OF Silverware.
Manner in which aboye-named organi-
cation is affiliated with bank, and
Trust Company owns more than a
majority OF stock voting at last Stock
holders meeting
Financial relations with bank:
Stock OF affiliated bank
owned by the affiliate fpar
Loans by the affiliate to
afnlated bank None
Stock OF affiliate registered
IN name Of affiliated bank
or known to be owned by
bank directly or indirect
ly tpar yaluel S9lbtOU0.U 90
Borrowing from affiliated
bank including accent
anccs executed by afflli-1
atcd bank for account Of
affiliate and securities
sold to affhated bank
under repurchase agree
ment None
Other obligations OF the af-
hliate to. or known To be
held by. affiliated bank None
Other information necessary 10 disclose
fully relations with bank
1850 Shares held iii a fiduciarv ca
pacity BY Bank voted at last election
l. RALPH H, HoUSER, Treasurer o.
tbs Security Storage Company OF
WASHINGTON do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true, to the best Of
my knowledge and belief
RALPH II HOusER, Treasurer.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me this
LIST day Of October, 1856
(Seal PAUL ALVEY.
Notary Public
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Iaristocracy of oil. and the under
cover contributions by corpora
tionS
Individual contributions by
corporate executives and their
agents are only too often made
in the hope of return favors -"
Mr.. Reuther reported that
through September 80, the
JAW had received from its locals
S145.152.17 out of ST contribu-
tons which he said totaled S194,-
070.97. The remaining SAB
.918.80, he said, was kept by local
unions or sent to State and
county councils.
Doesn't Know Big Givers
Bonner Fellers, treasurer and
director of the For America
organization. told the subcom-
mittee he doesn't even know
some of the big contributors who
have supplied about $500 this
year to the new political group.
Mr.. Fellers, a retired brigadier
general, also told the Senators
that, although he receives an
$4,000 annual salary 1T costs me
about $3.50 a month" out of his
own pocket.
The witness said the organiza-
ton was founded in 1854 by the
late Col. Robert r. Mccormick
Chicago publisher; Robert E.
Wood, present honorary chair
man; Robert NJ. Harriss of New
York and others as a patriotic
group considerably right of CEN
ter"
Mr.. Fellers said his organiza-
ton had received $36.876 in con-
tributions of $500 OF more in the
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in the midst of his second day
OF testimony.
The hot words were tossed
during a discussion of what HAD
been done with money obtained
from cashing certain fraudulent
State checks.
Il don't think you're being
fair with me- Hodge protested.
You are lying to this commit
tee, Senator Fulbright reioined.
Hodge, a Republican politician,
was forced TO quit his State
position last July. He was sent
to prison to serve II to IS years
for enlightenment.
An audit of Hodges thefts has
not been completed, but the total
has been estimated at about SIS
million.
Senator Fulbright and Hodge
were unable to agree on how
much had been returned to the
State.
You said you returned APP
proXimately 100000 of about
S1.3 million you took Senator
Fulbright said. This leaves
more than 100000 not re-
turned.
That's a large sum of money
for someone to spend in such
brief period. You can't possibly
have forgotten what you did with
thu money in such a short time"
Hodge, on leave from prison to
testify. then said.
Il have no written documents
to show where these funds were
spent but l can enumerate some
OF them.
Il spent at least 100000 on
the hotel at Fort Lauderdale
tFlaJ. That leaves 100000 /
spent $4,000 for an interest in a
small loan company. 1 spent
100000 on a farm.
Il spent over 100000 for air.
planes All of them have been
turned over to the State"
Senator Fulbright said those
items came to a total of S435 900.
That leaves about Sl75.OOO
then, doesn't it?" Hodge asked
Actually, it left Sl65.000.
Senator Fulbright said that
the items Hodge had mentioned
had been returned to the State.
He added:
My arithmetic may be rusty
but you still haven't accounted
for 100000.
No. sir. the money returned
to the State was in cash, Hodge
said.
Senator Fulbright asked him
what cash was returned to the
State IN addition to the $500, 900
he obtained from the sale of his
stock in the Bank of Elmwood
Park.
1T was cash I had" Hodge
said.
Senator Fulbright then said
all the assets. including the Fort
Lauderdale Hotel and the planes,
already had been turned over to
the State.
Everything l and my dear
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Lobor's Gift to Politics
Peanuts Says Reuther

Walter Reuther told a Senate
subcommittee today that labor
political contributions ARE Just
peanuts" when compared with
gifts by management to "candi-
dates on the other side of the
fence"
Mr.. Reuther. president of the
United Auto Workers and a vice
president of the AFL-CIO, filed
a statement with the Senate
Elections subcommittee which
is keeping tabs on the amount
and sources of money being
spent on this years political
campaigns.
In his statement, Mr.. Reuther
said all contributions to candi-
dates from the JAW and from
the AFL-CIO Committee on Po-
lltical Education come from 1.-The
voluntary contributions of union
members and other individuals,
not out of moneys collected
through regular union dues or
assessments"
Mr.. Reuther thus sought to
refute an allegation by Senator
Curtis. Republican of Nebraska,
a member of the elections sub
committee, that dues collected
from labor union members were
being spent on political cam
paigns Sin violation of the law"
Plans TO Testify
In addition to filing a state
ment. Mr.. Reuther planned to
testify extemporaneously at the
subcommittee hearing.
Also summoned for testimony
were Jack Knoll and James Nc
Dewitt, co-directorS of COPE. the
political arm of the merged labor
federation which has Endorsed
the Democratic ticket of Adlai E.
stevenson and Senator Kefauver
Other witnesses on the sub
committees list were Arch N.
Booth, executive vice president
Iof the United States Chamber of
Commerce. and William B. Bar
ton, the chambers counsel.
Mr.. Reuther said, The prob
lem today is not the expenditures
Iof unions to express their views
on candidates or the relatively
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for the present. on a constitu-
tional amendment which would
give District residents the right
to vote for President and Vice
President.
Heretofore, the committee S
program coupled this objective
with demands for the right to
vote for members of Congress.
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This has always been defeated.
Committee spokesman said
there is no historical opposition
to the vote in presidential cleo
lions and. therefore. they believe
the concentrated effort for the
right might succeed.
The directors explained their
ultimate goal is full home rule
for the District.
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wife had is going to the State
Hodge said. Il think it will ex-
coed what l owe. 1t includes my
home in Springfield, which ha,
a mortgage of $4,000 on it.
believe the State will profit
100000 on that home"
Hodge, has agreed to turn
over his property-including the
Esquire Hotel in Fort LAUDER
dale-to the State in restitution.
The Democratic controlled
committee is seeking to deter
mine why Hodge took the money
and what he did with it.
The announced purpose of the
televiSed public hearings is to
determine the involvement of
Federally insured banks in
Hodges illegal operations and
whether banking laws should be
strengthened.
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first seven months of this yeal
and $24,308 in the same perioc
in donations of less than $500
He said September contributions
were above $4,000.
Largest of the listed Fol
America" contributions was S.
900 from Mrs. Garvin Tanker
sley, niece of the late Col
Mccormick and one time editor
of the Washington Times Her.
aid, who lives in nearby Mary
land.
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small contributions made to cam
didates from voluntary contribu-
tions of union members"
The problem today" he
added, SIS the massive contribu-
tons by the old aristocracy OF
wealth and business and the new
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Home Rule Group
ToFocus on Getting
Presidential Vote

The directors of the Washing
ton Home Rule Committee de-
cided yesterday to concentrate.
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FuIbright Accuses Hodge
Of Lying at Senate Quiz

CHICAGO, Oct. Ex-senator Fubright Democrat of
Arkansas today accused Ovie Hodge. Illinois State
auditor, of lying to the Senate Banking Committee
Senator Fubrght, chairman of the committee the
accusation during exchange
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-09

REPORT OF AN AFFILIATE OF A
MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL RE-
SERVE SYSTEM Published in &C.
cordance with Section 52l1 U. S
Revised Statutes and the Provisions Of
the Federal Reserve Act, Report as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-28
TWO NEW DUPLEXES

, bedms, liv. rm.. oversized kit.
sep. utilities; close-in location; oc-
cupy one apt. and rent the other
and live rent-free, or rent both apts.
as prime investment: ground level
bSmt,. has expansion possibilities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-28
FARMS

500 DOWN. S6O MO. buys for
~ 400, nearly = acres. rooms
bath; hard road busline; 65 miles
south. TIE. b-4i3l. -27
MARYLAND ESTATE. ideal for pri.
yate club. developer or horse farm;
~ acres OF gently undulating LAND.
formerly used as cattle farm: barn
ana outbldgs.' located on new dual
hwy within 10 min Of Dist line
THOMAS NJ. GRAVES exclusive
agt Real Estate Broker. 5000 Tay-
Tor ST.. brentwood, Nd, AP. 1924
FRONT ROYAL. vA.-lO acres.
beautiful mountain setting. 6-room
los and frame house cleo, o-stone
dentss 6oxT stShcfi n no hSu's yaT Fs
nice spring with stone spring house
vegetable garden, Ideal for week
ends, ~, 600. 81 300 down PETERS
REALTY. PL H-"I6l -og
MOST ATTRACTIVE retirement
nome opportunity: 90 acres, On
highway 3-bedroom house full
basement, finished attic Outhuild-
ngs borders Rapidan River. ex-
Gellent bass hshing aud hunting al
P. NJ BROWNING. Resltor JOHN
u HIT Associate, culpeper Va,
90
FOR RENT-95O-acre cattle farm.
on paved road near POolesyilie,
$3.50 per mo- on lease Good house
and buildings, 10 acres wheat
planted time for corn planting
plenty of water and good fencing.
vacant, for immediate possession,
Phone Poplar 9-6IgB or PooleSyille
shbd5 ia
FOR RENT - Pasture. 100 acres;
abundant water excellent fences
Vicinity DarneStovn. on Route 2St
BY month or year EN-. 3-3ip4
FREDERICK COUNTY, arm. loR
cabin Turn. screened porch mod
eonv ) acres on catoetin Creek;
$4,000, ~. b-20bI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-28
POTOMAC. MARYLAND

In the heart OF the Potomac Hunt
area. The chance OF a lifetime If YOU
wish 10 live In Washlngtons most
desired location i3ia acres with
l,O5n.foot frontage on Piney Meet.
ing House I'd All cleared and planted
IN grass. 3 Rroves OF trees Wonder.
ful for anyone wanting an estate
and room for horses one oi the
highest elevations in the area with
q beautiful view over the country.
side To pe sold In ~ entirety not
u parcels Call OWNER. Pc q.
3l4b after Q Pm. 20
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STORES FOR RENT Cont.

18th ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. NV,
-S27 90 per mo. Apply MA.
9l6 nth ST. NV. End fioor.-Size.
l9x50 IT. New, never occupied. Rent,
Sl5u per mo. Consult Mr.. Young,
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO, Realtors,
IA 18th st. NV, MA. S-2345.
BAKERIES-Two ex-
cellent locations for aggressive bak-
cry operators in proposed new shop
ping centerS in nearby Md. Chain
drug. food, variety and many others
already leased. Plenty parking. Con-
suit Mr.. Jenkins, SHANNON a.
LUCHS CO.. Realtors, 124 18th st.
NV, Ma S-2345. 90
STORE. mr.. 14th and Park I'd. NV
Suit. any business. 500. once. LIST
floor. extra. DU. 7-5146. go
CAPITOL HILL-3rd and c SITS. ne.
Lge; cor. store with bsmt. approx.
800 SO. IT. each. Suit. many types
OF business. RIA. 6-1310.
AIR CONDITIONED STORE, BOxI 40
III. In shopping center, In nearby
Arlington. Parking. Reas. rental.
Space adapted for many uses. Cali
WEAVER BROS, INC.
REALTORS
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WILL SUBORDINATE
1907 IMPROVED LOTS
IN LAKE BANCROFT

SINGLE or group; ready for i'm.
mediate building. Excellent financ-
ing and subordination.
LARCHMONT REALTY, INC.
JE, $4,000 EYES. RIA. 3-f136
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, % acres.
long frontage on Route 240: $1,000
an acre
40 ACRES miles northwest OF
Rockville. 81. 900 an acre.
100 AcRES--Bethesda Cabin John
Vicinity, $1,000 an acre
100 ACRES, located between old
route and new Route 24O, north OF
Price, S35.V10.
IS AcREs-2is miles northwest
OF Rockville. 4/lu-mi. road front .
age; natural gas throuRh property.
Open to reasonable offer.
For appointment to inspect these
properties call Mr.. Laughiln.
EUGENE B. GINGELL
OI. o.oupn r.. ~ a. ,pun
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y, ACRES. near Potomac. Nd
WHEATON. MD.-With or without
water. streets and sewer. Will sell
IN parcels of so to $50. Call Ma,
LOT to5wNERs-w. will buy or mS build
on your lot. NO. 1883. Mr.. WILL
PoToMAc. Md acres near River
I'd; well cleo. power: Maryland
fence and paved road. OIL. 4-1232
BUILDING LOTs-one s..acre lot
S2.250: two y acre lots. $3.50.
Located near town of Vienna. Rea-
sonAbie terms. YEoNAs REALTY
B BE-, VILE cleared I'd level
fine homes. Can subdi I; ~ lots 81
Terms. Call Mr.. Mularkey. jU. 3.
1859, NJ. PAUL HANNAH, 1872 nth
s.. NV. ME. S-4100. go
100 SEMIDETACHED LOTS in b. C.
with additional apt. house sites.
for $50 to 800 units at same loca-
ton. Top location with all facilities
in immediate area. Only qualified
principals need inquire. Box 373-A,
WooDED HoMEsITEs. Tako %
Park, 3 blks. N. Hamp. ave.-lO,-
900 so. IT.. overlooking Sligo PIX.
All utils.: good established neigh
horhood: mr.. all facilities. 1900.
CciHAs. H. KLINcK. Realtor. ~. s.
3 ACRES. fronting KensineItSon-
Wheaton I'd. zoned R-6O. all utils.
ayaii; CHAs' H. KLINcK, Realtor,
ia ACRES in desirable section of
Prince GeorEe's County: lovely
domestic: reasonable price and
terms. Call THos. F. HALEY.
FALLS CHURCH. beautiful lots:
each with .l00-ft. frontaRe on East
Rosemary lane: ali public utilities.
Asking price. $4,000 each. Ask
Usl REALTY CO., IA. 1882;
LIKE TO PLAY GOLFe-Haye a lot
in Manor Club, with 10000 50. it.,
adjoining practice fairway; $4,000,
approved purchaser. sun. and ewes,
Mr.. Lebling. OIL. 4-66SS. ROBERT
B HALL CO., OIL. 2-3250. 90
100 ACRES. adj. new devel., $3.50
acre; ami. front on hard-surface
I'd; city water. sewer avail; will
ssSI W HE " 4j IE%1s eyes, HA q
S0xl2O LOT near Cheverly entrance,
s., 900, DOUG M. SMILEY. REAL
TOR. UN. 4-S260; ewes, AP. =
AREA tMontpomery i CO ,
-3-acre building site or will sell
in smaller tracts: on hard-surfaced
road. Call Mrs. Utter. EV. 4-5O13.
Associated with JOHN A, VENT.
) ACRE TRACT mr.. business center.
$1,000; l0-acre farm, 5000; 3
lots near bay. $500, JOHN F. HAF-
FORD end Of 18th ST.. Deale Beach,
Nc. Cal University 7-341l.
LOT-Choice location
near Washington Golf and Country
Club, near Dominion drive and
Glebe I'd; over $4,000 So. IT., many
large trees. excellent view. Very
reasonably priced. Call CIR. 3-0SS6
STRUCTION CORP. 30
POTOMAC. MD, close-in choice 81
to 5 acre homesites; last few lots
for sale in Potomac; very low price
as little as 10ec down. Call ARD
MORE REALTY CO.. OIL. 2-7735.
rAKoMA PARK. MD.-l7ex2s5 It.:
all improv. In: mr.. Sligo pkwy. will
INVESTMENT LOT FOR SALE. adj.
70 Chsverly; six 20-ft. lots; 81 200
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-28
FARMS (cent.)

$50 DOWN. s25 MONTH"; acres,
long road frontase: stream, cleo
trtcity: wooded; excellent building
site. Can be seen Saturday or SUM-
see owner. E. B. PENDLETON, Jr.,
Ppsndleton' Va phone Mineral
i;s!-42scRE FARM. rich soil, i.h,nr.
hunting. Mr.. BRIDGES. CO. g.
1850 or Ii. $500. Ext. 5-462l.
~ ACRES and independence; house
block BUILDING committing, distance
colored or white. Write JOHN r.
HAFFoRD. Churchton, Md. or tele-
phone University 7-347l.
: s0-ACRE GRAZING FARM, so mi
dam; will then become development
prop; long river frontage; 1O0-a.
lake site; good bldgs. WO. 6-3437.
BRfANTOWN. MD, ! mile of Route
5-9S-acre farm; small house. 2
oarns and other. bldgs: stream;
con nSre te tSS:ecG p1 sSRspt s. EXRM
SHAM SHAW; Jr'' clinton Nd cyR5Ssss
FARMS and acreage
estates. Diversified price ranges.
Also choice -50-acre tract. Ask
~ M kite' DILLON LAND co,
ISs-ACRE farm with possibilities;
90 acres cleared; livable house,
NEEDS NEEDS painting and repairs; good
ends Price aes slb niSasaWf PEN SDF GesE
REALTY Co, Fairfax: Va. or.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-28

20 acres; excellent mountain prop
etty tor summer retreat or home
site. $500 per acre.
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

HAVE STEADY DEMAND-For in
yeStment properties OF all types.
FRANK S. PHiLL1Ps, 81. 7-14iiiIH;
ewes. EN-. 2-4946. -2q
WANTED. an apartment building
built during last 10 years, priced
between Sl00.0U0 and 5000, 900.
BOSS IL PHELPS, INC, l417 K
st. NV, Ma. $4,000. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-28
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Tip-Top

In appearance, value and location;
this 5-rm. rambler will fill the bill
for newlyweds or small family Fire
place in living room, separate din.
rn1., equipped kit; 2 bedrms.. tile
appraised at $12,2O0, with $50
ArfaX Realty. IF 4-4QO0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-28
INVEST. PROP. SALE teant.l
GARDEN-TYPE
THOMAS CIRCLE AREA

ADJ; building. 10 efficiencies. Con-
servative Investment Exclusive with
Guaranty Mortgage Corp.
1925 Vermont Ave. EX 3-l217
Ewes. and Sun, OIL. 6-6S3s.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS FOR RENT

LGE. LAW SUIT, Incl reception
conference library carpeted all
conu. 3-rm pvt suite or sgle rm
available to attorney trade asSo
or corp 18th and x SITS. NV Elk
= ~ SPACE, once IN at.
tractiye suite l4th and @ library
recentiNn room phone service and
recentionIst Call RE t-t4a7 10
ENTIRE SUITE OF : executive offlees.
With jO-it. receipt rn In excel
downtown location with nearby
parkine space avail compl and
luxuriously furn drapcries, wall
posture chairs, etc will lease all or
part 10 reliable party. recep and
answerins sery ayail. For appt..
call NE. e-3e64. 70
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s. NV Between g and II NV.
Ncwiy rcmodclcd store. 9uXHi with
- upper floors new front, eas heat
win air condition system installed
Letee alley IN rear Good for any
and Of business wholesale or fe.
TAI Rent S4i0 per month For
more Information, call Ma. s-s922.
go
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S ACRES-469X464

B ACRES-4bYX464
MARSHALL FARMS
Exceptionally wide frontage for a
small tract; mostly clear, adjoining
nice property. Located / mi of
Rte Eli. 10 mi. area OF D. c. LE-
CATO REAL ESTATE CORP, JE.
2-790l. go
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SUMNER HOME
Sc acres, S-room house with cleo
water, tele. good condition; spa
cious screened porch: large barn
and chicken house; on hard-surface
road: stream and pondsite; $1,000.
BURTON REALTY CO., Realtor.
Louisa. Va tele nRn
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Picture-book house: rambler-type,
redwood frame; seven foot stone
chimney; oil heat: large living room,
fireplace; dinette; two twin sized
bedrooms; sunny kitchen: tile bath:
3, acres: beautiful mountain view;
$4,000. $1,000 below cost. BUR-
TON REALTY CO., Realtors. Louisa,