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Winter Coots-3 Day Month End!
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Women's Dresses. Day Month End,

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profit organizations designed
structurally for the elderly. Does
not include any such projects for
sale to the elderly, which Senate
had approved originally. Bill also
allows some public housing units
to be designed structurally for
the elderly, without setting any
specific number.
College hOusing-Boosts COL
lege housing loan fund from $500
million to $3.50 million.
Farm housing - Five-year
farm housing program includ-
ing $3.50 million of farm housing
loans; $50 million for grants and
loans to improve or repair farms,
and $40 million for agriculture
department contributions to pre-
vent loan defaults on potentially
adequate farms.
Farm labor camps - Directs
Public Housing Administration,
at request, to transfer farm labor
camps to local public agencies
without compensation within Is
months. In Florida, local agency
which sells farm camp must use
proceeds to replace the units.
disqualification construction
Authorizes SIS million of hospital
loans to borrowers previously
held ineligible for lack of funds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29
Billion Housing Bill
ToAHect Varied Groups

construction of 10000 units of
federally subsidized low-rental
housing for low income groups in
two years. These are to be built
in areas having workable pro-
grams" of slum clearance and
urban blight elimination. The
Senate fought in vain for 1876, 900
units a year.
Stun Clearance - Authorizes
Federal loans and capital grants
by Housing and Home Finance
Agency for slum clearance and
urban renewal projects to i'm
prove "blighted" urban areas. Al
lows reimbursement up to 500
for a family or $4,000 for busi-
ness to meet cost of moving from
such a project site. Raises from
81, 900 to $4,000 mortgage loan on
property for housing displaced
families, with 100 per cent, 40
year mortgage loans on displaced
person projects sponsored by
Inonprof1t corporate mortgagors.
Military Housing Extend S
Capehart military housing pro-
gram to June 80, 1858. authoriz-
ing $2.3 billion more FILA mort
gage insurance to construct
about 10000 additional units at
or near military Obases.
Housing for eIderly-AllowS
FILA mortgages up to 80 per cent
of replacement cost on rental
housing developments by nom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29
BY the Associated Press

The multi-billion dollar hous-
ing bill now awaiting President
Eisenhower's signature carries
items for the home owner. the
home seeker, the slum dweller
and others.
Few bills stirred such bitter
fights between partisans who
considered it too big and those
who considered it too small. II
threatened for days to block the
adjournment of Congress before
the log jam broke and it won
passage Friday night.
Here are items in the big bill
on whose loan, grant and insur-
ance provisions Congress has SET
no overall dollar total:
FILA Mortgage Insurance
Provides another So billion Of
mortgage insurance authority in
the current fiscal year. Also ex-
tends Veterans Administration
home loan program one year.
Home Repairs-Allows Fedora,
Housing Commissioner to insure
Swear loans to finance repairs
instead of present 3-year maxi
mum. This would allow monthly
payments smaller than present
and hackers estimated it would
enable an additional million
families to improve their homes
The program, extended to Sep
TENDER 80. 1859, allows the FILA
Commissioner to waive require
ment of six months occupancy
before an owner can qualify fol-
loan.
Disaster Relief - Allows FILA
to insure new long-term mort
gage loans for persons whose
property is damaged by disaster
Public Housing = Authorizes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29

said Follow me" as he led his
boys into the creek.
If Sergt. McKeon is found
guilty on the oppression charge,
it will have to be on the evidence
of the march itself and not on
the feelings of the surviving
members Of the Inflated Platoon
II. One by one, the 10 survivors
spoke highly Of him in their
testimony.
Mr.. Berman will ask dismissal
of the charges of manslaughter
and oppression as well as a count
of drinking in the presence Of a
recruit. He will not contest one
accused Sergt. McKeon Of drink
ing while on duty.
'CllnicaIly Sober
The defense scored q major
point this week when a Navy
doctor, reversing himself. said
the sergeant was "clinically
sober" right after the march.
While the sergeant is not ac-
cuSed of being drunk. the court
has held that evidence of drink
ing may be considered by the
court as having a bearing on the
manslaughter and oppression
charges.
Mr.. Berman has set out to
show that night marches were
an accepted practice. To this end
he called for Is ex-Marines to
testify on this point. Subpienas
for them went out over the week.
end.
He also asked for the appear
ance of retired 1t. Gen. Lewis B.
CCheSty') Fuller to testify
about Marine training practices.
A request for the Marine head
quarters in Washington to order
the generals appearance here
will be dispatched Monday by
Maj. Charles B. Sewer, jr.. trial
counsel
Gen. Fuller is expected to
testify on this point. Subpoenas
ance of the dynamic, legendary
Marine hero and that of Sergt.
McKeon himself means that
color and interest in the trial
will not be lacking in the days
to come.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29

NORTH HOLLYWOOD, Calf.
July % R1.-Actress Victoria
Shaw, former Sydney, Australia,
model. sAnd Actor Roger Smith
were married today by the Rev.
Regis Combs at st. Charles
Catholic Church. Bob and Mrs.
Hope were among the guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29
Six Named to Top Posts
In United Givers Funds

Appointment of six men to
top volunteer posts in the Dis
trict General Business Division
of the United Givers Fund Met
ropolitan Unit was announced
last night by H. Holmes Vogel,
unit chairman.
w. Herbert Gill Of 1919 Twen-
tieth street NV, assistant to the
president of the Washington Gas
Light Co.. will be chairman of
the District General Business
Division. which will solicit some
$4,000 firms in the District with
eight employees or fewer. He will
direct $500 volunteer workers.
With Mr.. Gill as vice chair
man during the October drive
combining 1872 campaigns will be
j. S. Bartlett, 1899 New Hamp-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29

~r' NeN 40 WAACtAAC4' OtktC1 ,
did it. too.
After nine days of trial and
36 witnesses, including 10 sur
vivorS, more than one mystery
has been left hanging in the air.
One, OF course. is whether night
marching for disciplinary rea-
sons into the swamps, creeks and
"bcondocks," as Chief Defense
Counsel Emile lola Berman con-
tends, was an accepted practice
here.
Another is just what happened
In tidal Ribbon Creek on that
April 8 march on which six
Young recruits were drowned.
That there were cries in the dark
and then panic is all quite clear,
but after that the picture be-
comes blurred. No one has been
able to say with certainty how
far out into the creek the SER
geant led his men and how deep
the water was.
May Clear Up
Some of this mystery may be
cleared UP when Sergt. McKeon
takes the stand in his own de-
feise, probably Tuesday, after
arguments to dismiss all but one
minor drinking charge against
him Some of the questions he
will be asked include whether
he knew of the tidal conditions
of the creek, or was misled by
them.
His answers could have an i'm
portant bearing for the court in
determining what degree of neg
ligence, if any, the accused was
guilty of in leading his men,
for reasons of discipline. into the
creek.
The general impression here
is that the prosecution laid a
firm foundation for the court
to return a finding that the
march was in violation of Ma
rine training practices if not
of a specific order placing Rib
bon Greek out of bounds. Being
military men, the seven officers
on the court (six Marines and
a Navy DOCTOR could hardly be
expected to make any other find
ing in the light Of statements by
Marine brass that such marches
were unauthorized.
Defense Plan
The defense is well aware of
this. For this reason, Mr.. Ber-
man and his aides are expected
to emphasize that what Sergt
McKeon did was not from culpa-
BILE negligence, as the man.
slaughter count charges, but was,
If anything, an overzealousness
on the part of the sergeant who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29
Van Fleet DISCHARGED

GAINESVILLE, Ca, July %
(PJ.-Gen. James A. Van Fleet,
retired 9Th Army commander,
was discharged today from Ala
chua General Hospital where he
underwent an operation July II
for gangrenous appendicitis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29
McKeon Case, Half Over,
Is Marked by Mystery
BY CECIL HOLLAND
Star stan CORRESPONDENT

PARIS ISLAND c. July 2S-The ordeal of Marine Serg
Matthew McKeon at midpoin death march trial has
become strange sort of thing
Inc prosecution has rested and the defense will take over
on MONDAY AT this STAGE giving the whole proceedings
Of unreaty the trial has turned what serg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29

manager for the Potomac Elec-
trio Power Co., and William H.
Waters. jr., staff representative
of the Chesapeake and Potomac
1ele~----o-->O.
Group chairmen who VIII work
in the division are william r.
Tinkelenberg, lib Garland ave-
nue.. Takoma Park, Md, an agent
for Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety; Earl E. Shamwell, 1924
Thirteenth street NV, real es-
tate salesman for John r. Pink
EFT. Inc, and Robert Lacey, jr.,
2947 Tilden street NV, assist
ant clerk for the American Sc
curity and Trust Co.
Mr.. Tinkelenberg is chairman
of the Building Group, and will
be assisted in solicitation by
members Of the District Life
Underwriters Association. Mr..
Shamwell is chairman of the
Central Group and Mr.. Lacey
chairman of the Downtown East
Group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29
CONVICTED HERO OF KOREA
SEES TRIAL SIMILAR TO OWN
BY a Star stan Correspondent

PARIS ISLAND. c.. July 2S.-One of the most in
eresed spectators at the McKeon death trial here
S/Sergt Robert Rawins, rs. of Jacksonville, Fla.
Sergt Rawlins who holds the Silver Star and Purple
Heart for galanry in action Korea in charge of the
detail that cleans the auditorium other of the
depot school house where the trial is being held
The reason for the sergeants interest:
former drill instructor too, marking time awaiting
review of his sentence eight months and bad conduct
discharge for maltreating and depressing recruits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29

We invite visit enlarged shOwrOOm which offer WASH
nson fine and complete decorating and furnishing service for BUSH
interiors.
Papago Indian news., 1956-09-01


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Papago Indian news., 1956-09-01
Dirt,.day Party.

BIRTHDAY
Carlos
Papago Indian news., 1956-09-01
l!eM Priest Arrives s.:

taurus, arrived here Friday August 2<t
Nelco andh
Papago Indian news., 1956-09-01
Adul% Iducation:

adult
and
villa
drrit
al little knowledge
Paul TO papago from the o Agency
Village and
to
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conta Sells School office.
Papago Indian news., 1956-09-01
Sells 4. G. Upscts San. Carlos


rlos+ Carlos started out strong @ 60 1eaa u
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through
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lowances; 4-year-olds and up: 1ts miles.
Hopes Baby lBrooks) 1880 $50 $50
Fleet Bird tHartack) $50 2.00
Flower Bowl tSchwixer) 40
chichester, Resilient, Ocean Lane.
Marked Game, Selinsgrove, Centenatre.
Smoky Hill. Black Bahram. Royal Briar.
Time, l:b0ss.
EIGHTH RACE Purse, 100000
added: Widener Handicap; 3-year-oldsI
and up; IA miles.
Nashua tArearo) $50 $50 ale
B Social Outeast (G'rin) ESQ 2.20I
Sailor tHsrtaek) 2.3Oi
Fl Chama, Man Of Destiny, q Prince
Moor, Sea o Erin, Find, jamie X.
Time. 2:02
Hastv House Farms entry.
Vanderbilt entry.
NINTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ins; 4-year- olds and up; III miles
Romandaie tseliers 1890 1900 $50
IT'S No Use 10 tAdams) 1I.8O $40
Helix tCook1 SEQ
Hueso, Comics Pal. Beau Black,
q Betterwiilow. Resigned. Carolina Rex,
Baroda Boy. Agreed. Mr.. Jones. Time.
a Cisley Stable Roberts entry.
Mayo-Shoe String Stable entry.