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BARKER ST. Sc, 1872 = 3-rm,
apt; pvt. bath and entrance; ideal
for employed couple. LU. 2-S4Ss.
LIV. RIM, porch. bedrm., kit. bath,
uttls cpls. only; 1925 18th NV.
no pets: $74-$76 mo. RA. 3-1SS3
10th AND COLUMBIA RID. VIC
nicely furn. rooms, suitable for 3
or adults: 1880 ArRonne pl. DU.
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32g DELsFIELD At. NV fmF
bath, porch In 4 family bics SCH.
Incl beat and not water, rsdero.
rated VIM BAUNhN. VA. s-g19a
1915 CALVERT NJ. NV. GOTHAM
---3 rms. kit. bath. reception hail
$50 80 10 Inspect, sft ianitof
RAYMOND n RUPERT 81. 3.
1855
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SITuATloNS-woMEN


NURSE GOVERNESS, experienced.
wishes position with children; perm.
or temp; refs. ia. 1881. 13'
NURSE. colored. wants Job answering
phone and assisting doctor or dem
tist. CT. 6-l2la IS
TYPIST. colored. desires tvpinR in
office OF will take in tvping at
home; 81 w,p.m. Call 10. 1907
l4s
REFINED LADY desires employment
as pract. nurse or companion TO
elderly lady. Call ia. 4-1760.
HIGH SCHOOL GRAD, colored,
wishes employment as Office worker;
reliable. Call Lincoln 6-479l,
RETIRED refined business woman
interested in position Of trust. Re-
ceptionist, no tipping. Experienced
IN buying. Part time preferred. Box
113-K. Star 49,
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Free OellSery anu rarkihe
OFFICE FURN.
ALL OF Us WANT TO suY TIKI
BEST QUALITY MDSE. FOR AS
Low Low 4 al PRICE EQcv Az P0ssI BE WI WI
BELIEVE 90ss OF OUR CUSTOM.
CAUSE OF OUR BUYING coNNEC.
G TIpNs v WE sEJL IEyEn we VIZ. G A1'
TON OF NEW AND USED QFFICL
AZ AZ Low T F PRTcEs As You WIZ
VISIT OUR 4.sToRfY wHREHofUtsfi
AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. DUR
REPUTATION FOR FAIR DEALING
is KNOWN WE REFIN.. We DE-
LIVER FREE AND WE PAY. Park.
s lH9 cFA FSnM s 1N LOT A sRSNK
4 SON. 4i4 ard ST. NV. Elk
3 1914.
ORGANS, spinet electronic. modell
seen recently at Gaithersburg and
Fairfax Fairs. Save 10cs TO 2nes
KITS, 1890 @ st. NV. RE. z
H9f2.
PIANOs--Army. Navy. Air Force and
Marine personnel. Government and
District employees can save real
money on all kinds OF instruments
At the PIANO MART. 1918 9TH
st. NV. Over 100 spinets. consoles
s Hs Spi'f pIAN 8 Mart, fVoIs sth
st. NV Gust above the library
OPEN THURS. EYES.
full keyboard con.
soie-type Instruments, In very good
condition: S3n5 Paw SaA down
JORDAN's. corner 13th and o SITS
NV.
PIANO, spinet, Lester. mahosany
full keyboard: 1895 Call WO
a-s33O between 6:3O-S:3O pm.
PIANO; apartment grand Gre,
conditioned). S275. Free delivery
713 3rd st. NV. RE. 7-4434,
PIANO, FISHER, baby Grand. mahoe.
any. with needlepoint stool; S795
NE. s-Oo40, Ext. 7O2.
PIANO. pay only $40 down durins
our great REMoDELING SALE
Famous make pianos At sacri1c,
prices. KITS 1890 @ st. NV
RE. 1922.
PIANO. upright, excellent condition
SLAB delivered. RE. 7-4434.
PtANOs--Used small grands. Slg5
SOS and Sa4B. ST. 3-B3OO, PIANO
MART 1915 7th st. NV. ljusl
above the library.
PIANOS. al sacrifice prices durinI
our REMQDELINO SALE We mus
clear out floor for workmen, KITS
1880 O ST. NV. RE. 1922.
PIANOS AND ORGANS, returne,
from rental at great savings. Floor
must must s oe cleared, BIG REM2 }IIaS
1880 q st. nv, RE. 7-6.l2.
PIANOS FOR RENT-Nev and uses
spinets. consoles, grands and up.
rights At moderate rates from ~
monthly upl Hauling extra. JoR.
DAMS THREE STORES. Cornei
1874 and O sts. n v. fphone ST. B.
a40nl. alB9 zee hwy Arlingtof
tphone KE. e.5O90); 1882 oeoreii
ave Silver spriaE iphone Ju 5
ninTs PARK in front
PIANO. Kohler 4 Campbell BAH
DRESSING table sis large si hi
china press, $40: telephone tabi'
and chair. IS. IO-piece mahogani
| Duncan phyfe dining room set
/ Sif5; Martha WaShinaton SeWinj
cabinet, -. 4 matching Axminste
rugs - 9xi2l, 500; matchini
sgmmsr russ q sxlsl' best oier
PfANOs--A new piano win be place
! with your family on loan Tor
number Of months. free Of charHe
| The teacher will be q private teache
! 81 your own choice, located In YOU
own neiEhborhood
with q good piano ana q roo
teacher, you vii soon know whethe
o. not . piano vill be . wise invest
ment for ycuf family.
There 4 no obiiaation mat 20
plrehass For Information. phon
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MIscELLANEous FOR RENT

CHAIN SAW. MeCuiloch Sales serv-
ice; rental, $40 day. GRAVEL
OF WASH. JU. 9-22S7.
CHAIN SAWS, cement mixers. post
diggers, tillers, Ford tractors,
pumps, generators, sod cutters,
discs, brush saws, bulldozers, load
srS, wneelbsrrows, etc. RENTAL
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APIS FURNIsHyD-vA.

AND g BEDROOMS, modern.
attractive furniture: SOL to sos. so;
all utilities included except eiec-
trlcity. For further information
Sall SHIRLEY DUKE APIS. XII.
Mr.. PENTAGON - Family apart
fnents and hotel rooms. Low rate,
day or week. Parking IA. 1888.
HUNTING TOWERS-To sublet for
b-month period; studio-type apart
ment; $50 mo. Call XII. 9-175S.
POTOMAC YARDS - All utilities;
mother and child. school-age. $50
month. XII. $1,000 49,
SOUTH WILLSTON APTs-Attrac.
Turn. 1-bedrm apt. with TV and
piano. PL. 9-2434.
ARL., NJ. close TT. Myer, Pent-
Spac.. . bedrms.; 4 beds: bic.
WIND; buses. pkg; suit. for 4.
ia, S-l5O2.
ADuLTS--4 rms, bath from 500
Sl25. Suit. "a persons, AID =
1910, s TO 10 am. or Me. s.
Jso2,. 10 10 5 pm. for appt. Gen.
lIai l0c.
DOWNTOWN ALEXANDRIA - SIS
to $50 so Call TIE. 5000 be-
tween 10 am and 8 pm.
R0sSLYN--l bedrm.. twin beds:
so plus utils. Avail. Sept. 10. ia.
1-Z1oe.
N. ARL.-Bedrm, liv, rm., KIT, with
elec. dishwasher and disposal. tiled
bath. private entrance, utilS. furn..
$50. kE. 6-9291.
ARL --Attrac. 3-rm. furnished apt;
S9O: Convenient location. IA. q
Plat.
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ROOMS FuRN.--Mp 8 "
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

2147 r N.R.-Front studio room.
REFRIGERATOR. clock-radio. TV foam
mattress: 50 TO S14. Elk. 3-6633
BEAU. FURN. RIM. and kit, redec- !.
refgr., adj. bath: Mt. Pleasant,
2706 Ontario I'd.
1888 IRVING ST. N.W.-Laree
nicely furn., next bath. refgr., grill.
Single. $1,000.
DOWNTOWN, a24 N. Y. ave. NV
Rms. S11-S16 wk. 92S @ pl. NV;
lge. nm, $12 wk.: refer. in ca. rm.
410 9Th ST. S.W.-2 front rms .:
clean, conv, carline.. shopping dis
,r,ct ST. also Ink. rms. 81,
DUPONT CIRCLE-Nice room, LIST
a.; double bed, gas range: lust
redec.; $3.50 week; $50 month.
1916 10Th st. NV.
1914 18th ST. NV. at Scott circle
large l-room efficiency with
1885 n. H. AVE. NV, near 18th
ana Que--Large room. equipped for
Ink: only S11 week.
1855 QUE ST. NV, near Dupont
elrc!e-l-room enlciency; separate
BASEMENT-Pvt. bath; 1902 18th
81. NV. Sl2 per Yk.; man. NO.
1915 12th ST. N.W.-Large room
with kitchenette; refgr., stove and
sink; S11 weekly.
NICELY FURN.; gas stove: hot. cold
water; refgr.; Sl250; suit. for Q.
24O0 blk. Pa. ave. NV. RIA. 6-24S6.
1900 MASS AVE. N.W.-Lovely Ice.
rm.; newly furn.; effic. unit; pvt.
bath: linens. no. 2-95S9.
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ROOMS FURN.-N.W. Cont.

14Ol FAIRMONT ST. NV, Apt. an
Lovely front room for gentleman
convenient.
MACOMB ST, mr.. Conn. ave. ---sQle
rn1., private detached gentle home
girl WO. 6-S021.
1908 PA. AVE. N.W.-Sinele room
private bath, private entrance. II,
see, call EN-, 2-S717.
-. EMBASSY AREA
dble. rms. S25 up; also enc, ant
MEFY-GEoRqIAN HOTEL
1872 G ST. NV,
Single and double rms; weekl,
and monthly rates. Permanents well
come. Newly dec. rms, free TV ant
parking Porchs and shaded yard
Air-con6 lobby and TV rfn. Air,
cond; rms. sligitly higher.
HAWTHORNE HOTEL
2134 G ST. NV.
RE. 7-4027
Perfect for Cow. employees. CIV
Hospital and GNU students. Singles
$3.50 wk. up; doubles, $3.50 wk
up: Maid serv. 24-hr. PIX and ele.
vator.
C0LORED--l4a you sT. NV
Single room. nicely furnished. fol
quiet single man or woman. HU. 3.
E14S.
COLORED-17OO FLORIDA AVE-
For employed adult; near transpor.
tation. CO. 5-0460.
C0I0REn-513O NEW HAMPSHIRE
AVE. N.W.-2 furnished rooms
empl. persons. Call ia. a-Q6O3.
C0L0RED-l8l5 N. H., $500 18th
1870 10th ST.. all n.w.--NicelS
Turn; all home privils. DU. 7-1262
C0LORED-SETTLED MAN or WON.
an; home privils.; reas. Mr.. N
CAP. and w SITS. AID. 4-5970 aft. 5
COLORED-IS35 18th ST. NV
Small room for employed man
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MT. RAINIER, MD. 31Oe Shepherd
s.; : rms, kit. and bath, $50 per
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PAINTING CONTRACTOR

= ~AAAN 4ANNA NN24N 4 4S@AA ! Nav
j. r. LAWRENCE
Est. 1925; $ yrs. to pay. Ii. $500
PAPERING, SIl and dp this week
only ST sunfast washable papers
JU $1,000. RA. 3-7393
PAPERING. PAINTING, 20 yrs. ex-
per. white mech, personal service
salts. guar, best work. Ia. 9-0396
13s
PLAsTERING, REPAIRS, free esti.
mates any time. Prompt service
reas. prices. JE. 4-57S4.
PLASTERING. no Job too large OF
too small: reas., all work guaran-
teedi Free est. HO. 2-3235. 12'
PLUMBING AND HEATING-Low
prices. free estimates Md work
only. Mr.. LEE, HA 7-7123.
ROOFING new work. repairs; gut
tiers. spouts, carpentry. painting
a d THOMAS. WA 7-7352. SIP
O-Dtll1E
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BEACON APIS. 1901 Calvert ST.
/ NV Eley,. | bedrm Nv. rin.. KIT.
/ bath EN- 3.gO51
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nELP-poMEsTIc Cont

Washington, D. C.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1885
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3058 N ST. NV. = Large rm. kit.
MRS. WHALEN, Bird A.. FE. S-2e95.
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GLT0WN--Living room. dining
room. bedroom. kitchen. bath and
garden area. No children or pets
S;l9. Lease, H. A. GILL g. SON..
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WAR SURPLUS

WAR SURFLUS
10000 BARGAINS
oman SAWS. $3.50: PICKS. 81,
IS. i S1oAf. Gas CANS lS Il SO:
PAINT. s2' SAW BLADES. 81 .e5i
RAKEs and cULTIvaToRs
TARPAULINS
l0xI2, s1O,sO: exs $50: DROP.
j. H. GICHNER
2513 NJ ST. NV. FE. 3-634l
WAsHER-Late model vrinEer type
ton: s35. III 1888.
WASHES t2l. automatic. :ss35;
viii deliver. Call any time. RE. B.
427O. .
WASHER. 1853 Thor, fully auto.
pect. IA. 5-774a.
WASHER AND DE LUKE nRTER
Westinghrouse, In crates; brand.
new; guar. Special price. HA. g
1870.
WASHING MACHINE. Kenmore. au.
tomato; perfect cond.; sacrifice
SIS. OIL. Sable.
WASHING MACHINES. used. rebuilt
guaranteed AL kinds; SiN o. M
ACME STOVE co. tOil 7tn n.u
WATER HEATERs. rlsss-iined ~
X 4 W. SUPPLY CO., i7th ans
BenninR I'd. ne. IL 6-3Iss.
e-rwsw~~vewsws- 49, ~
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Tvs, used sets, July guaranteed
S2q.96 up. FRANK p. MULGAN.
NON, u. 9-4463.
Tv, used; rent or buy; SIS month
DOWD'S, AIS Conn. ave. NV
EN-. $4,000.
TYPEWRITERs. IBM electrics;
grey; S139 80. MITCHELL SALES
CO. 5GlS Baltimore ave-, Hyatts-
vile. Nd.
TYPEWRITERS. cleo; q new IBM
iB-in. Pleas At substantial discount
MITCHELL SALES CO., 1918 Baltt.
more ave, Hyattsville, Nd.
TrPEwRITERs - New Rem. Rand
Royal portables; no money down,
81 wk. CIRCLE, 741 18th st. NV.
TYPEWRITER. IBM cleo, elite type;
good cond.: S95. 10. b-3203.
TYPEWRITERs, standards and port
ahles. ,s25 up. Your choice only 81
Call CLARK's EN- 1885 NOW
TV-WASHER-DRIER
CLEARANCE SALE BELOW COST
save up 70 75ss. Brand-new and
late model TVS and appliances.
''iO0' items. Must be sold, No reas-
enable OFFER refused. Priced from
$50 up. Cash or terms. Open ewes
III g. Sat. I'll Il. JU. a-7O02. TRI-
STATE APPLIANCE CO.. s433 Ga.
ave s. g. Md
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Clothing & Furniture Co.
LUCKY III 7tb STREET NV.

FURN.-1 dble. and single maple
veneer, S35; l clothes closet, $40;
3 9xl2 rugs. wool, SIS each; 3
sets Of springs, SIS ca: 2 cleo. re-
fRrs., SIS and $50 ca: both in
good mech. cond.; excel. appear
ifSsS' &: e. IrTn e d. s0Se af fSaa sOO
FURN.-Attractiyely designed mod
sms GSs S Sssk Du ana s sssr Scnt
birch matching tables, SIS each;
black. tea cart. rs; 2 upholstered
occasional chairs, gold. $50 each,
also Pilot hi-fi console, blond, 4
speakers: 3Ox4O mirrcr. IS. XII. g.
FURN.-3-rm. apt: Hotpoint retgr.;
liv. and bedrm. suites and other
articles. RIA. 6-7S6u.
FURN.-Leaving town. contents l.
bedrm. apt: TV and ? air condi-
TONERS. etc: reas. LU. 1-3532
house: 2 bedrm. sets,
bar, end tables. etc. win be sold
Friday 3 to 4 pm, and Saturday
9 am. to pm. at model house,
9el6 .26th ave. corner 26th ave.
and Muskogee st. in White Oak
Village, on Riggs I'd, Prince Geo.
County. AP. 7-2345.
FURN.-Matching sofa, chair. deep
red, semimodern. VI. old; OWNER
must sell. $500 or best offer. HE.
4-0146.
FURN. UNCLAIMED-occas. chair
So; studio couch, SOS. club chair
$40; rocker. So: buffet, SO, leather
top coffee table. $15: chest OF draw
ers. $40; bunk bed, 500. dresser,
$40; dinette set. SIS; Hollywood
bed, S25; coil spring, SO: rollaway
bed, S15.95; innerspring mattresses.
$40; bedrm. set. S7S; bookcase. So;
sofa bed. $35; desk. $40: bed. So;
misc. articles, We also do reuphols-
tering sofa and chair. $50, labor
and material inclNded; slipcover
sofa and chair. SAT. labor and ma
terial included; refinishins. cabinet
work. furniture repaired and re-
desianed. draperies: easy terms.
HOFFMAN UPHOLSTERERS 2447
18th st. NV. CO. 5-5116. 13'
FURN.-sect. sofa. mod. black and
white dinette, lounge chair, rugs.
bedrm. w/bkcase. hdbd., sofa and
matching chair. XII. S-0035.
FURN. -1Sth-century liv. rm. suite.
r1aOhno N.A - eaFA hAAs Ne
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NUNSE, eYperienced to care for (
school children. Drivers license
preferred. Sl75 monthly. FE. 5.
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435 18th 81. SEE rms. 1t, hath:
redec., heat includ; near bus; only
$3.50. See Janitor. Ii, 1856;
TIL 2-OO37
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ARL., NJ. close Fl. Myer. Pent-
Spac., ? bedrms.; 4 beds; pic.
wind; buses. pkg; suit. for 4.
IA. S-1502
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I1371 INDEPENDENCE AVE. 81
3 Ice rms, nicely firn,; rear porch
and laundry facils.; in apt house;
all ntils. furn.; gas auto h.-w.h.
ABSHER REALTY
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HAID, fond OF children school aee)
g,h.w., simple cooking; live In OF
bsbv sitting, in Bethesda: refer
pnce or 4-RSln
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GIRL to live in. age 1899; of Sun
and "a day Thurs; $50 VIZ. Amply
sl9re. LIDO H ne. IL 7-33O3.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D. c.

ARL --Attrac. 3-rm. furnished apt !;
$50: Convenient location. ia. q
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MAID-G.H.W., fond of children,
eood iaundress. age a5-4u must
stay in couple nights a week; good
salary. OIL. 4-1767.
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14O1 FAIRAIONT ST. NV, Apt. 81,
Lovely front room for gentleman
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APIS. FURN.-D.c. Cont. !

WO0DNER AREA. 1885 ogden st.
! NV; 23-2 rms, kit, dinette and
! bath; SS5 month. Phone Mr.. Yount
with FRANK s. PHILLIPS, Dl, =
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IIyE-IN MAID, gh.w.; 2 children,
mod. rambler; no heavy ironing
5-day Rk.; Dvt rm.. and bath. ter
salary. RET required PA 3-j:IS3
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News was the statement by Mr.
Hodge to the Governor, g
haven't been able to sleep fol
weeks"
The News said Mr.. Hodge add.
ed, II know 1 have hurt you quite
a bit. don't want to hurt you
any more"
Mr.. Hodges resignation came
as a climax to a scandal in the
auditors Office which jolted the
9. 0. P. administration of Gov
IStratton and which could have
an effect on the November presi-
dental and State elections in Il
linois.
Withdraws As Nominee
Mr.. Hodge, leading vote getter
on the State G. o. P. ticket four
years ago, also withdrew as the
party's nominee for reelection
and as delegate-at-large to the
Republican National Convention
The resignation, announced at
news conference by Gov. STRAIT
ton, came several hours after
The grand jury began its investi-
cation.
Mr.. Hodges resignation came
some two months after a news
paper reader appeared at the
Chicago Daily News Offices and
told Executive Editor Basil
Walters he thought there was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-17
Indiana Shift Seen
To Stevenson Camp

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July l.
R.-An Associated Press pol
indicated today that Indiana!
26-vote delegation would make
"a strong shift from Senator Este.
Kefauver to Adlai E. Stevenson
if the Democratic National Con-
vention requires more than a
single ballot to name the presi-
dental nominee.
With 80 of So delegates reply
ing to the poll, IT said they
would switch to Mr.. Stevenson
Only two indicated they would
stay with Senator 'Kefauver in
later balloting. Each delegate
has one-half vote.
Six delegates replying to the
poll said they would vote for Gov
Averell Hartman of New York
on the second ballot, five were
for Senator Stuart Symington Of
Missouri and four said they were
undecided.
The State organization favors
the former Illinois Governor, ano
former Gov. Henry F. Schricker
member of the delegation, made
the nominating speech for Mr.
Stevenson at the 1852 conven-
ton. Another member of the
HooSier delegation. Indianapolis
Banker Frank E. Mckinney, is
Mr.. Harriman's Midwest cam
paign manager.
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dered the woman held for grand
jury action on a hit-and-run
charge.
Witnesses at the hearing de.
ecribed the events leading up to
the traffic death of Mrs. MarthS
Mullins. "a, of 208 North Column
bus street. Mrs. Russell admitted
she was an inexperienced driver
Threw Up Both Hands
One witness, Mrs. Katie Mudd
colored. of sos Wolfe street
where Mrs. Russell lives. told the
court that she was riding with
the accused woman and saw Mrs
Russell throw up both hands
Just before the car jumped a
curb and smashed into a front
porch where Mrs. Mullins was
sitting.
Mrs. Russell admitted that she
let the wheel go after striking
a parked car and pushed hel
foot on the gas pedal instead OF
the brake. causing the car tc
swerve. jump the curb and hit
the Mullins home at high speed
The front part of the house
was badly damaged. The i'm
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Eisenhower in November" he
said.
Senator Schoeppel, head of
the Republican Senatorial Cam
paign Committee, said he thinks
1.-The President of the United
States can be trusted to tell the
people the truth about his phys
ical condition"
Senator Watkins agreed, not
ing in a separate interview that
Mr.. Eisenhower has said that
if he doesn't feel up to taking
on four more years in the White
House, he will say So"
Senator. Humphrey. Democrat
Iof Minnesota, said the Digest's
apparent move to make the
Presidents health a direct issue
in the campaign does not neces-
sarily represent party policy, but
added:
Il can't help but believe there
has been a predetermined policy
to try to minimize the Presi-
dents ILLNESS. :. by the political
propagandiSts."
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Gov. Meyner
|Spurns Role
fFavoriteSon

ASBURY Park. NJ j.. July II
l(P.-Gov. Robert B. Meyner Of
New Jersey said today he does
not want to be named favor.
lite son" at the Democratic Ma
tional Convention next month
The States LA delegates ano
alternates met behind closed
doors here last night.
THE question of making the
Governor a favorite son at the
convention was not discussed, ,
a source who was present said
Gov. Meyner told reporters
I'm very glad about that. ]
don't want to be a favorite son
I'm happy to be just a chairman
OF the delegation"
The meeting followed a rous.
ing political session which fea.
tured two aspirants for the
Democratic presidential nomi-
nation, Senator Estes Kefauyer
Democrat Of Tennessee and New
York's Gov. Averell Hartman.
An invitation also went to
Adlai Stevenson but he replied
that other engagements made it
impossible for him to attend. He
was represented by his campaign
manager. James Finnegan Of
Philadelphia.
Ostensibly t e 70 New JERSEY
delegates, each with a half vote
will go to Chicago uncommitted,
although one delegate is pledged
to Senator Kefauver and another
has come out for Mr.. Stevenson.
1t is generally believed a majority
favors Mr.. Stevenson.
In their addresses Senator
Kefauver and Mr.. Hartman both
sharply criticized Mr.. Eisen-
hover. Mr.. Stevenson followed
the same line in a long telegram
he sent the meeting.
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more appearances as she wants
to make"
The agreement was signed two
weeks ago, he disclosed, through
the cooperation of goth Cen
tury-Fox Film Corp. The Swed-
ish-born star is currently making
a film, "Anastasia." for the COM
pany with Helen Hayes and Yul
Brynner.
Mr.. Sullivan will fly to London
tonight to make location shots
with the three stars. The tele-
vision master of ceremonies said
details Of the Bergman booking
would be given out there.
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Ingrid Bergman
To Return to U. S.
For TV Proorums

NEW YORK, July II (R.-
Film Star Ingrid Bergman is
returning to this country after
seven and a half years of self
imposed exile. Television Star
Ed Sullivan announced today
and will probably stay here fol-
some time"
Miss Bergman has signed fol-
"a personal appearance on the
Sullivan Sunday night show ovei
the CHS network sometime in
October or November.
Mr.. Sullivan declined to dis
close details Of the booking, but
said:
IN sign her up for as many
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urged yesterday in its official
publication, the Democratic Di-
geSt.
The magazine said a new in
terrogation of Mr.. Eisenhower s
doctors was needed to Offset what
it characterized as "Snow job
by the Presidents White House
associates. 1t implied that the
aides had tried to cover up the
seriousness of Mr.. Eisenhower's
June 9 ileitis operation and its
possible after effects.
No Farley Planned
White House Press Secretary
James c. Hagerty declined to
comment on the article. But he
said in answer to questions that
no news conference with the doc
tors was plenned.
Senator Bricker said the DEM
ocrats' use of the health issue
may hurt rather than help them
THE more the Democrats dc
this sort of thing. the more votes
they are going to make for Mr.
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Nixon's Father Coins
After Ulcer Attack

FULLERTON, Calf, July II
P). = Vice President Nixon's
father, Frank Nixon, n, is pro-
crossing satisfactorily in Cottage
Hospital after suffering a stom-
ach ulcer hemorrhage. He was
given several blood transfusionS
yesterday.
Doctors said the attack was 9
recurrence Of gastric difficulties
which sent Mr.. Nixon to a hos
pital in 1858.
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pact Knocked a big section out
of the two-story brick building
Later the entire front of a bay
window section collapsed. Fire
men said the damage probably
would amount to several thou
sand dollars.
UNDERMINING Knocked Out
The building, once used as
school board Offices. is owned by
Mr.. and Mrs. Orris c. Butler
Building Inspector A. r. Lash
said the underpinning supporting
the bay window section was
knocked out by the auto. causing
the remainder to collapse
Mrs. Rita Yonts, l8-year-ol0
wife of Mrs. Mullins grandson
was injured in the crash. She
was sitting on the porch with
Mrs. Mullins.
Mrs. Russell said she blacked
out after the accident She was
taken to a hospital ry witness
and then was taken home where
police arrested her shortly before
midnight Friday.
judge Hall fined her IS for
driving without a permit and
continued a charge of destroying
private property. He set bond at
81 900 on the hit-and-run charge