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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-06

APT. HUNTING made easyl town-
ers pay feel. SO snow free, excel
time! Cal MANbEL. AD. z-s4oo.
ANACOSTIA-Modern apt Of liv.
rm., din. bedroom. kit. and bath;
Sc. Apt, 8: DIR: Good Hope I'd.
Green. RE. 7oiisI'
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, 426 Mellon
st. SEND floor. . rooms, kitch-
en-, bath, refgr.. gas heat. Key at
430, Apt :; S52.50. W. L. SHIP
LEY; 927 18th st. NV. Ma, s.
LIKE A BACK YARD. Practically
IKE : your own house ,, APT open fer
Apt. .. Consisting of bedrm.. liy,
rni., excel. kit, dining alcove. bath.
"a bsmt, and BACK YARD. S57 so,
ST. f. Fl. BAKER DR.-New duplex
apt; Ind A.: . bedrms., pvt. entr !;
$3.50 plus utils. LU. 3-2445. liz
9I2 GALLATIN ST. N.W.-2-bedrm.
apt. list fir. of modern white apt,
sIS 4. /. AVE. Me- rooms. kitch-
NELLY q son. Ma. s-33i6. IS
1919 HILLSIDE RID. S.E.-Cony. to
Andrews Field: Nv. rm;, bedrm.'
dinette. kit, and bath; ldry fsells
heat and hot-water furn.; S52 20.
GEoRGETowN, 2511 Que st. NV
l-bedrm, apt, utils. and secreta-
rial service incl; 500. DE. lily l.
NE. AREA-soundproof; ! bedroom;
good. cond,: transp;; ADULTS; Soo'
heat and INV. Ii. 100. a., n
HAMPTON COURTS APIS, 20l3
New Hamp. ave. n.W.--l bedroom
SIS up, all utils. incl; newly deco
rated; new stoves; wired for air
conditioning; elev. bldg. Res. mgr.
IMMEDIATE occuPANCY-s.E.,
402I 3rd st.-3. rms. bath: small
1907 w St partly furn
2-bedrm. apt. nr: schls;, shopping
transp.; in 4-family. $50 plus ,utils.
100 Chesapeake st.-3 rms. bath
immaculate bldg. facing park. $3.50
249 NeWcomb st.-3 rms. bath,
screened pch.; excellently main
tanned; mr.. Boiling Field. ST. incl
u'iii''Fso GEO. s. KING CO.
2110 Nichols Ave. Sc. LII. 4-25ol
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PET SHOP SUPPLIES and equip
ment, also showcases See Mr.. Ora
bill any time between 8 m. and ]
pm at 341l NJ st. NV. No reason
able offer turned down. All must
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, MccULLoUGH-sales,
service; rental $40 a day. GRAY
ELY OF WASH. JU. 9-22S7.
CHAIN SAWS, pumps, and genera
tors. HOMEL1TE. 1905 N. goth
CHAIN SAWS-f-man; $40 per day;
oman, SIS per day. RENTAL
TOOLS g. EQUIP CO.. JU. 9-6Ssl.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

WALTER REED VIC.-Nicely furn.
twin bedrm.; delicious meals. 1921
9th st. NV. RIA. 3-4l24. 5
10th ST. N.W.-Girls; pvt. home
dble., also sgle. pvt. bath; TV,
piano: child welcome. Ia. 9-o30I
IL
1856 N ST. NW.-For refined young
people, friendly atmosphere; conv
location and good food
N.W.--In attractive pvt. nome, nice
single rm.. good meals, ample park
ing snace. HU, 3-5363; $
THE MARIETTA, 1925 10th st. NV,
Single. double rms. for young la
dies men; shower, excel. board.
81
COLUMBIA RID. NV, eO0i-Nice,
clean rm good meals; TV aybl
Young people: SIS wk. CO. 5-2493.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-06

TAX. PK.-clean. bright. liy. rm.,
bedrm.. kit, din. in small brk,
bldg. for young cpl. Open now
s7s.5o. seo5 Greenwood ave.
TAkoMA. mr.. shop and bus.--De
luxe 2-hedrm. apt. In garden type
bldg. Liy. rm.. din. rm., kit, bath,
twin beds. Bendtx: reasonable,
adults. refs. RIA. $500. 20
TAKOMA PARK-3-rm. apt: SIS
incl. utils.. bus line. beaut. district,
shops. JU. a-455a. 20
PARK, near Walter Reed
Nicely furn. and . bedrm. apis.
l block bus. shop. JU. $3.50.
vicinity Walter Reed
Living rm.. bedrm., kitchen, bath.
LO. 4-n711. JU. 9-922g.
vicinity Walter Reed
Living fm,. bedrm.. kitchen, bath,
10, 4-07l1, Ju. 9-9229 after 6
/, RMS. AND BATH, newly decorated
apt. pvt, entr.. utils. included:
adults only. AP. T-0S94. liz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-06

Up
400 DECATUR ST, at corner l4th
st. NV -1st-h. apt; / bedrm., air
cond., reas. rent. Apply CAMP
BELL DRUG STORE, RA. 3-7T0o
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WNTOWN, sol 18th st. NV;
,t. 4--Bright, clean room for
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.E.
ROOMS EuRN.-MD. 8 VA.
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

1750 p ST. NV, 1.-The Churchill"-
Double room with complete kitch-
en-; nr. bath; SIS wk. NO. 7-9S6S,
91s 18th ST. NV. Apt. 1o7-Lee.
cheerful room. front Share kit.
and bath with congenial. employed
lady Shown before II am. IS
1900 MASS AVE. N.W.-Lovely. lge
rm., newly furn. with efic. unit.
$3.50 wk. no. 2-95s9. ---l2
1iI 18th ST. N.E.-Lse. front rm,
refgr., stove. SO wk Ii. 3-9S32.
$3.50 18th ST. N.W.-Large. light
front rm,, din. alcove.. stove, refgr..
utils. furn. S1i.50 wk. DE. 2-l675.
HILL-Lge. rm.; pvt. bath:
scr. piazza: lee. new refer. Pvt,
eand & + sTs. N.w.-clock-radio,
TV: African: S7-l0 wk. Elk. -3-6633
COLORED-I3O7 COLUMBIA RID.
NV rms, all utils. incl
$500. o'sULL1vAN REALTY. Ma,
$500. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-06
FARM AND GARDEN
POULTRY. RABBITS. EGGS
FEEDS, baby chicks
and poults. JAMES FEED STORE.
GIG K st NV Me S-00S1
ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.W.

57Is COLORADO AVE. - Attrac.
sgle. rm.; next to bath-shower;
phone privils. IA. 9-5799 aft, 5 p m.
l1el 18th ST. N.w.-Front single
ming water. 81. DU. 1870. IL
Mr.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES attrac-
tive room; :, PVT; porch, semipyt,
aI47 F N.W.-Refgr. grill. clock
radio. TV. african mattress; So
50 Elk. 3-6633
$500 35th ST. NV. tcorner Porter
semipyt. barh; cow transp Home
and surroundings must be seen to
IN RETIRED GENTLE PHYsI-
CLANS HOME, quiet. attrac rm. ::
Young man; student; refs. RIA. g.
wYo. AvE.-sgle., pvt. bath; newly
turn: settee; artistic h9me; use = Of
steinway' S3s mo. DU. f-3ls3.
1880 10th ST. N.w.-In former Ie-
cation bldg: for employed ladies;
lge. ssle. airy. comfortable rm.,
on bus stop; 10 Minis. from down
i Syn R naS R0 ISLAND AvE.--s So
anu upiC- Iuiss. dlsO Lin. uONll-
town; meals optional. DE. 2-9645.
SOUTHERN CLUB. 1865 Mass. ave-
Home for discriminating guests.
Single for gentleman. Home privi-
leees. NO. 7-S303. ---6
ROOM HUNTING?--see US. s houses
sS S ehG sns d dFGm i iEs Eos St fsss
sth ST. NV, 5i0l-Twin bedrm,
access to liy. rm., Gin, rYn,, kit. and
laundry rm. MA $1,000 from SO
pm. or RIA. 3-2059 after Z nm.
So A DAY per person; 1lol 18th St.
NV, Att ,,a,;, ssl 1dble, rm,i 81 wk.
.l6O 18th ST. N.W.-Loveiy rooms.
address; daily maid service; 24-hr,
switchboard; rates $3.50 Zip weekly.
DUPoNT CIRCLE AREA. elo1 N ST.
N.W.--First floor rms. with running
S9.Sil weekly Du; 7-055o. .
south studio rm.. newly dec, next
to BATH grill, porch. no. 2-12ls.
11Os l. ST. N.w.--Double room:
running water, maid service; $40
wk; Gail DI. Z.4721; IS
DlFoNl GthOLE - GlLllnR Dear III p,
refsr,, hot plate; S45. 1893 10Th
st. NV. EN-. 3-3223. -
I3I7 l. ST. N.W.--Ntce large front
rm. for quiet gentleman. Cow. To-
cation: IS weekly. "a
DUPONT CIRCLE-Lge. ISt-f. Ink.
rm,, sel. or dbl, matchinE mahos
FURNISHED ROOM, cooking privi-
leRes: rent reasonable: nice quiet
neighborhood. AID. 4-6794. y
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

$6S .50---G-rm., Kitchen and bath
apt. 1911 Greenwood ave, Takoma
Park. Md. All utilities furnished.
Please call MR.. HOLLAND, RA. g.
0SSl for appointment. -12
COLORED-6I2 60th PL. N.E.-3
orator; i or . children. WA. o.
9435 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-06
ROOMS FURN.-N.W. Cont

2S05 ONTARIO RID. N.W.-Clean
rm.; running water; Mt. Pleasant
car stop; maid serV.. TV; So wk.
E"
1893 18th ST. N.w.-Businesswom-
en- sgl, dbl. rms; clean, beaut.
furn.. mod. baths. NO. 7-9l29.
sol 18th St NV;
Apt. 4-Bright, clean room for
LARGE, ATTRACTIVE STUDIO
ROOM, modern decor. 27i1 Conn.
RANDALL HOUSE, 1923 N st., Hu.
3-7474--Join friendly young crowd :;
bowling, dancing, ping-pong, glee
club. house orchestra: laundry, TV,
switchboard; rms, S25 to $35 mo.
-12
1923 2Ist ST.-Hiehly desirable
with pvt. bath for discriminating
gentleman: excel. location. DU. ~
1sii CLIFTON ST. NV double
2 singles. If children. owner will
care for them during day. Parking
conv. AID. 2-9747.
e9I1 esth ST, mr.. conn.-semipvt.
bath, $40 mo-; gentleman. After
z pm, HO. 2-3260. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-06
BUILDING
MATERIALS
SALE

Millions of feet of good used lum-
Der; nails have been removed.
2-ineh framing. &c per board foot;
3-inch framing 3i2c per board foot;
bath. tubs, S9.95; radiation, 21C
per foot
Thousands Of other bargains in
plumbing and heating equipment
doors and window sash. No mail OF
phone orders; delivery at slight
added cost. Budget terms arranged
HEcHINGER CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-06
THE MAIJRY
ALTURAS HOTEI,

Q lge. closets. foyer and pvt. bath
maid serv.; SOL wkly. Others, SIG
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APIS. UNFuRhIsHED-D. c.

BEACON APIS. 1901 Calvert NV
Elev,. . bedrms.. lily: rm.. din. rm.,
c Fl 9fih ssc ra am Pace Apis
at 1911 31st st.--Studio rm. with
kit. dinette. tile bath: now avail
able, J. LEO KoLB Co. AID. 2
? RMS. KIT. shower, all utils. incl;
SOS, 30 1855 colnmhiaa. I'd. NV
NEAR NEW PROVIDENCE HosPl.
TAI rooms. kit. ,and. bath. Call
NV. SEC.-Beaut. 1-bedrm apt. and
CENTER cent ET Ra e oss or TO 2$ ssSss
FIT. STEVENS DIR. NV. 1sIi,-
Modern duplex apt, lily. rm.. bed
rm., din. rm.. kit. and porch.
Spacious closets; decorate to suit
tenant. AID, 4-1O7s or ia, 9-74s0.
1924 BELMONT RID. N.w.-a-bed-
rooms with lge liv. rm.. reception
hall, kitchen and bath; excellent
closet space. entrance foyer. Call
Ho. 2-5395 or BETHEL, Dr. Z
S, 'l9 CAPITOL AND ELMRA--Iiv.
VSS'~" fANA' N%t"' 49, - :, -
asI 14th ST. s.E.-1st.-f. apt; liv.
rm, bedrm., kit and bath; Just re-
modelled; $3.50: get KEYS on End
r. or call Ma S-9251 -
I'll I4th ST. Me- rms, kit, bath,
reigr.. heat porch $50 mo, Apply
III. Psfp MffTss sooIR AVE. N.w,-A lovely
Pracfically y new " Sia I wiz front front
patio and benches. triple exposure
monthly rental, $3.50 Air-eondi-
tioning optional at So extra,
monthly. Call ~ 7-53s4 IS
UNFURN. APT, End floor 1923 / sth
st. n.w.---5 rms, kit. and bath.
utils. furn' 500 mo-; avail. i'm
med; newly decor Apply BALTI-
MORE RENoVATING CO, 2323
sTUDIo APT. equal to 8 rms, en-
tire Bird floor: private. quiet, plenty
light and ventilation: $40 mo. 18th
and Columbia I'd. section, AD.
se1s 9Th ST. NE. Apt. /. mr..
Catholic Univ.-Redec duplex apt;
2 rms. dinette. kitchen and bath;
heat and hot water furn.: inspect
or call CO 5-6222.
1924 asth ST. Sc, Apt, 4--Newiv
reGec.; . rms. dinette. kitchen and
bath Only SEQ mo. Key 1928,
Apt. 2. Inspect or call co. 5-6222.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-06
TARPAULIN

Used; Is o.: &c sq. fl; also new,
2513 NJ st. NV. Elk. 3-352T.
TIRE SALE - Full recaps.. guar. !:
6.00xl6. 6.70x15, 1913; 7.10x15.
z .a0xl5. S775. Used tires. 81 so.
ALL SERVICE TIRE CO., 1884 Ga.
ave. NV. RA. 6-9S50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-06

SFECIAI PURIHASE
TRADE ms
so 9. P. TYPIsT DESKS, SIS
B. P. TYPEWRITER DESKS. $50
SIS 900 STOCK NEW AND USED
OFFICE FURNITURE. RECONDI-
ITIONED, OFFERED AT SACRIFICE
PRICES: SAVINGS UP TO 1885,.
FREE DELIVERY AND PARKING
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO.
500 New York Ave. NV.
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10000 BARGAINS
]. H. GICHNER
a513 NJ st. NV. $40 TIL 5
Tyi al; aa11 console; Al condition;
~ s1.in.. console, SIS or best
offer. Ii 4-4714, 3
TYPEWRITER, Underwood electric,
like new; private party; S175, "a.
TYPEwRiTERs. all makes. terms
as low as ST per week.. sales,
rentals and repairs, Our 46th year
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO.
1881 East Capitol St. II. 3-3440.
Easy parking
TYPEWgRITERs. ne9Etables and once
st. NV -13
WASHER, late model, Thor, semi
automatic; perfect condition: 500.
Ii. 1929. -.
WASHERS, used. all makes; 6-mo.
guar; serv. and repair; trade-ins
accept. 351S 18th ne. LA. $3.50.
WASHERS. reconditioned; ss.e5 up
SPECIAL. Bendix semi; and auto
F fFas IaR'ss TS e0a sa9soo. 90
WASHING MACHINE, Thor semi
auto. excellent condition: $40. Call
LII. 4-2450 -
WATER HEATERS-New automatic
low as $50; Sales, service, install
lation: all makes, STANDARD
PLUMBING & HEATING, 2S07 14th
st. NV, NO. 7-3466. 10
WATER HEATERS. automatic. new;
$40 80. ACME STOVE Co, 101l
eth st NV. MA. S-S952.
WELDERS, new or used. LINCOLNS
for sale or for rent. EARLBECK g.
LANDRUM. INC, 1923 Cathedral
ST., BALTIC MI. 5-S51I.
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fORN.--MOC. DeuTm. WIN pkCaSs.
hdhd. Sect. sofa. lounge chrs., china
cab. desk. dinette.. OV. 1884,
FURN.--Leaving city. sell by Wed,
cheap; Hollywood bed, dresser,
easy chair, desk, 2-chair dinette
FURN., 2-pc sectional, bookcases
tables, lamps. tea cart. coffee table.
pictures. ~. S-9264 S
GAS RANGE. new, used. installation
PEERLESS SALES CO. 2237 Ga.
ave IN DE. 2-5566.
ice and installation. STANDARD
PLUMBING & HEATING, 2S07
l4th st. NV, NO. 1896. 10
GAS RANGE, 36-inch. 4-burner
white; oven control: excellent con-
dition, S25. CO. 5-1079 evenings.
GAS RANGES. new, used guaran-
teed: parts, repairs. ACME STOVE
CO., 1011 7th st. NV. Ma. S-Sa5o
GAS STOVE, full-size, 4 burners.
oven: good condition. LII. l-2729
GENERATORS, STARTERS: $3.50
up: Ice. assert; cleo. motor re-
pairs; 41st year: CARTY, zoos
l4th. NO. 7-0224.
HEATERS, new, used (Ras, oil. coal
s ESod1 6Rsartst r y ,s = rs sl AGME
HOSPITAL BED. like new; adjust
able . ways; new mattress; S35
rM N4 RIns6S WHITE LEATHER ooar.
full length. size 1914. with pocket
book to patch. Call NO, 7-6sl3,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-06

ORGAN. portable, eiectronic, organ
and piano combination, S1,150. Ex-
elusive with KITS, 1890 @ ST.
n W Pc r-6olo In
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADDING MACHINES, all makes and
models; highest cash prices paid no
matter age or cond, Room 316.
1924 K ST. NV, -6
ANTIQUES-China. furn,, jewelry,
silver, rugs. etc. LOUIS SEGAL,
NO, 7-0631; ewes. EN-. 3-6fb5
ANTIQUES WANTED
silyerware; any g eond.: JeTelry; I Sr,e-
SAW MILESTONE CO., NO. 10000,
APPLIANCES. refgrs.. Tvs. stoves.
good used furn. Cash on immed
removal Closed on Monday. s. E.
FURNITURE EXCHANGE, 210 18th
st. sc, Ii 6-05S5
BEDROOM. dining room contents Of
home:f cash. We do moving, stor-
age: reasonable rates. Ia. 9-2937.
BOOKS BOUGHT. any quantity.
ALBION BOOK SHOP, 1868 Penn.
c sylTaRis ave- Mo HT e. saI ie69s Cash
$500, Mr., HORN. aa6 b ST. NV.
DIAMOND JEWELRY of any descrip-
ton; gold and silver; cash paid.
ERNEST BURK. GA 18th St NV.
FURNITURE WANTED-Will buy all
kinds of good. used furniture; top
prices. ia. $3.50. We do moving.
FURNITURE - Mattresses heaters.
ranges. refgrs. ACME STOVE e.
FURNITURE, Ma S-S952. ,,
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APIS. FuRN.-o.c. Cont

1878 SPRING PL. N.W.-Well-furn.
. rms; kit. and bath: lease; adults,
$50. See ianitor or AID. 2-226S.
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for 3 Offices, Iousred
glass, "a glass louvred doors, wall
nut plywood finish; reasonable.
Call Ma. 5000 between 10 and 4.
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FURNITURE
ALL NEW
DISCOUNT HOUSE

$685. wrought lron dlnette. S54 as
St2g50 bunk beds, compl 1895
SS9.50 chrome 5-pc. dinette. 40 90
$3.50 Administer 9x12 rugs. 1900
Syclon HOLLYWOOD beds 1875
Bedrms.. liv. rm din. rm. Terms.
KING FURNITURE CO.
S203 Ga. Ave. Ju. 9-5Sal
1AR5 II ST NE IL R-0l 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-01
Foreign Student
Aid Fund Launched

A drive to establish an emer-
gency aid fund for foreign stu
dents here who find themselves
broke was launched last night by
the District Chapter of the Inter-
national House Association, Inc
Some 300 students attended
the international Night of
Music and Dance Of Other Lands
in Pierce Hall at All Souls
Church. Sixteenth and Harvard
streets NV, to get the program
underway. The proceeds will in
Iitiate the fund.
Association spokesman said
some $50 students from so for
eign lands attend schools here
Sometimes" a member said,
they're caught without enough
money and need a little help
until the next check comes"
officials hope to maintain a
fund of $1,000 to $4,000.
To get the program started,
the students dressed in native
costumes. sold refreshments and
works of native handicraft. They
also entertained with native
songs and dances.
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the Home National Bank. The
younger Rose Joined the bank
a a clerk in 1922 and became
president in 1941.
He is a civic leader and a
former treasurer of the Metho-
dist Church. He was a Navy Off
Ger in World War II.
Rose, a bachelor, lives with his
widowed mother.
He posted 5000 bail when ar
raigned today before United
States Commissioner Thomas F,
Saccoman. The hearing was ad-
journed until Monday, when it
will be resumed in New York.
Violation of the Federal Re-
serve Act carries a maximum
penalty on conviction of five
years in prison. a $4,000 fine,
or both.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-01
Negroes Barred by Union
Lose Their Plea in Court

MILWAUKEE,. Dec. / (P.-
Circuit Court Judge Robert C.
Cannon has ruled that Negroes
barred from union membership
because Of their race have nc
legal redress in the courts.
The decision probably will be
appealed to the State Supreme
Court.
Judge Cannon, in deciding
yesterday that his court had nc
jurisdiction in the case Of two
Negro bricklayers from Milwau-
kee who claimed they were de-
MED union membership. said
such membership is a privilege
not a right.
The ruling was on a complaint
by Randolph Ross and James
Harris against two officers oil
Local 8 of the bricklayers union
Charles Ebert, business agent
and Arthur Frey. assistant bust
ness agent and treasurer.
Judge Cannon also took the
occasion 10 criticize the State
Legislature for continuing to up
hold a Fair Employment Prac-
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Continued From First Page
| the time 7 could get to him he
was unconscious" Capt. Steven
/, san said the man died en- route
! TO a hospital.
j The crash was Mr.. Towers
B third. He was at the MADEIRA
B-52 crackup and helped out
when a KC-97 crashed two years
| ago at about the same spot as
} last nights B-52.
Victims Are Identified
Today the Air Force identified
the victims of last nights crash
as follows:
Capt Richard M. Wickstrom
81. Yorktown, Va. pilot.
Capt. John A. Goddard, 80. Los
Angeles. aircraft commander.
Capt. Leland F. Burch, IS. Le-
Moore. Calf, navigator.
Maj. Robert l.. Sherman, "a
Oroville, Calf, electronic coun-
termeasure operator;
Mai Bryant G. Gay, 80, San
Francisco and Buckley, Wash.
electronic conference.-the oper.
ator;
Capt. Charles w. Schweer, So
Winton, Calf. instructor, elec-
tronic CONFERENCE.-THE equip
ment;
Capt. Nick s. Koss, 81, Gary
Ind, radar- pombardier instruc-
tor:
Capt. Jack E. WEIGH. 80, Los
Angeles. Radar- bombardier:
T. Sergt. Gerald E. Riley. 26
Lakeland. Fla. tailgunner;
T/Sergt. William j. Mcguire
Memphis. Tenn, radio operator
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CoIIectiveFarIrl
.BeingBrokenUp
ByHungar.ians

VIENNA. Dec. / (P.-Budapest
Radio said today the Russian
imposed Hungarian government
has begun breaking up the ma
tons big Russian-style collective
farms and returning the land to
the peasants.
The move was one Of the steps
proclaimed by Hungary's revolt
born independent government
which was ousted November 4 in
a massive onslaught by Red
Army tanks. The new govern
ment of puppet Premier Janos
Kadar, installed by the Russian
troops, accepted decollectiviza-
ton and some other rebel de-
Imands in an attempt to show
it was a liberal regime. But Mr..
Kadar has refused the demands
the rebels considered the most
Iimportant-free elections and
withdrawal of Soviet troops.
The government radio broad
cast said Al of the ISL state-run
collective farms in Csongrad
County. in Southern Hungary,
already had been discover and
that special state liquidators were
being sent to Csongrad to make
sure the land and farm euuip-
ment is distributed fairly among
the peasants.
Hungary, once a European
breadbasket, has been obliged
to import food since its Com
,munist masters forced the peas
ants after World War II to COM
bine in vast state-run farms.
patterned after the collectives
Imposed on Russian farmers in
the 1920s.
Budapest Radio admitted that
thousands of refugees had fled
Ito the West since the Soviet
repression.
BuJ IL also claimed that be-
tween 1900 and 1000 were re-
turning to their homes in Hun
gary every day because of i'll
treatment in Austria.
Actually, reporters who inter-
viewed refugees in Austrian
camps were unable to find any,
one willing to return to Hun
gary under present conditions.
Most wanted to go back to Hun
gary some day-but only after
Soviet rule ends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-01
a Union Aides
|Ba|k Red Quiz

HONOLULU, Dec. / (P.-Four
officials of Harry Bridges long
Ishoremen's union refused to an
Swer SO questions yesterday at
the opening session of a United
States Senate hearing on COM
munism in Hawaii.
The four officers of the Inter-
national Longshoremen's and
Warehousemen's Union told the
Senate Internal Security SUBJ
committee that they refused tc
answer because they might in
Icriminate themselves.
The witnesses answered ques-
lions about their names and
addresses. They answered a few
queries about their families
They pleaded the Fifth Amend
Iment at other times.
During the hearings, about
/ 900 dock and plantation work
ers Of the union marched or
Iolani Palace, seat of the terri
torial government. Their pro-
test against the hearings was
dampened by a tropical down
pour.
Robert McElrath, public rela-
lions director of the union
pleaded the Fifth Amendment
80 times. He said he replied to
Ia question from Senator john
ston, Democrat of South Caro-
lima, that he definitely" be-
lieved in the American way OF
life.
Newton Miyagi, secretary
treasurer of Hawaii Local 142
used the Fifth Amendment IS
times. Ernest Arena and Jo-
seph Realalio, business agents,
pleaded it 16 and is times, re-
spectively.
The union was ousted by the
Clio in 1850 as Communist-con-
trolled.
The ILWU has about $4,000
members in Hawaii dock, sugar
and pineapple industries.
Less than half the member
ship walked off the job as the
union had threatened. However
Jack Hall, regional director of
the union. said many of the
Others. will hold a one-day walk
out Monday.
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tices Code policy which, he said,
cannot be enforced.
Two years ago the Safe In
dustrial Commission decided that
Mr.. Ross and Mr.. Harris had
been denied membership in Local
g because of their race and rec
commended that they be admitted
to the union.
Yesterday, however, Judge
Cannon upheld the defendants
motion that the complaint by
the two bricklayers did not state
a cause for legal action.
James w. Dorsey, attorney for
Mr.. Ross and Mr.. Harris, said
he planned to file an appeal OF
Judge Cannon's ruling with the
States highest tribunal. Mr.
Dorsey declared that Wisconsin
statutes on declaration Of policy
clearly state that admission
into a union Is a right, not a
privilege"--the opposite Of the
judges ruling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-01
Marine Faces
Count
In Death Here

A 19-year-old AWOL Marine
was being flown here from Geor-
gia today to face homicide
charges in the Staying of an
American University student.
Authorities at the Marine
Corps Supply Center in Albany
said Pvt. Jim Edmonds. confessed
slayer of George P. Lefebvre, 33,
was turned over to Washington
Detective Sergt. George Donahue
They were to. arrive here this
afternoon.
Capt. Richard j. Felber,
homicide squad chief. said De-
tective Donahue told him by
telephone yesterday that Ed
monds, AWOL from the Marine
Barracks here, admitted Strang-
ling Mr.. Lefabvre with his hands
and a pink pillow slip. In his
confession, the Marine said the
American University student
made improper advances to him.