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AIRLINES NEED

c0LORED--TYPING, shorthand, bus
Eng, spelling. or filing, S4.50 wk,
NE. S-67S5. NORTHWESTERN
COLLEGE, ola 10th st. NV.
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APIS. FURNIsHEp-vA.

FURNISHED APT, Alex, Beverly
Park 0ardens--l -bedrm. furn. apt. |:
good tranSp. and close to shop.
etr:; $50 mo-. plus cleo. Tt. g.
N. ARL.. vie. Pent.-2 bedrms,. lee,
iiv. rm.. kit, bath. pic. winds; park
ing space. Suit. group. ia. 8.1602.
O.
downtown ALEXANDRIA = SIS
to $500. Call TIE. 6-667O be-
tween 10 am. and 8 pm.
10 MIN. Pentagon, Navy Annex
Newly, dec. well furn.; cpl, pref;
immed. occup.; Ss5 mo. IA. 2-S363.
N. ARL.. cony. ArI. Hall, TT. Myer,
fentaRon-l-beorm liv. rm., din,
KIT: and bath; laundry and storage.
$3.50. ia. 7-4l64 after 5 pm.
EFFICIENCY APARTMENT--suif
able Tor employed couple: mr.. West
over in Arlington: $50 mo. For
appt. g inspect. call ia. 2-9666:
@.BEDRM. APT: mr.. Hechfs and
rarnat.: clean; quiet; Tall-to-wall
NEAR CLARENDON---Ft. Myer. zoos
No; 10TH st.. beautiful. clean II
peqrm. apt. outside entrance; apt.
bldg; oil modern conveniences.
500 to sI16. IA. 1906. IA. =
$500.
ARLINGTON, Mr.. PENTAGON---
Family apis; day or week; also
nnotel rms: free parking. ia. q
3343.
AVAILABLE NOW. wonderful ioca-
ton. 3 minutes to rentagon: large
Lying room. bedroom twin BEDS.
tile bath with shower and kitchen.
private entrance. utilities. linens
Gentlemen .onlv: S125 mo. Refer
eenee and lease required. OF. 4
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FORT CRAIG
REAsoNARrr pRIcra

REASONABLE PRICES
Avail Oct. 1; l bedrm., apis. 500
and 500: including utilities. For
information. apply basement apt.
104 South Courthouse I'd. ARLINGTON.
ia. 5-17S2.
wo. s-42s6, any time sat. or sun.
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N. ARL., vic. Pent.-2 bedrms,. lee.
liv. rm.. kit, bath, pic, Winds; park
ing space. Suit. group. ia. 8.l502.
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MODERN LIVING
LUXURY, COMFORT,
CONVENIENCE

Can nov Be- found II ths tomplstslv
fenodeled HIGHLANDS APART
MENTB. located aimoat doWniosn
~ 1914 Connecticumt ave n.u All
aDtt with individual controlled an.
conoitiCnina Eh1cFncfa and ned
I'm. apis only, Rents from ses incl.
81 ufilg If-hr, aecrfiarlal feryifs.
FURNISHED APAnTHENTB AVAIL
Ahlsh, open ceilr qntil Pm Cal
non 4 LucHg, az fftf 81 nv.
IA s-Z3fs
,conts5ss o. EsIi Pss.j
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n.w.--Liv. rn., din. rn bedym ~
kit, bath. porch: $50. RA. 3-i505'
sos ID ST. N.E.-Liy RIM. dinetts
Kit. and bath, ind fr.: sac 80 per
month; Call ME. s-0041 or EN-.
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DIN. nm. SET. 7-pc., table and 4
ensirs bun. and china: $25. IA.
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T,n.,y!h0ELOWN, ? st.. Just west Of
bs tfsS ana fit sss I'M s4s SEsSni nyT.
1871 UPsHUR ST. NV. = Master
pedrm., beautifully fufn., pvt. bath,
18th st. bus RA. 6-4O43.
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S5$.b0--Nr. Cap. and Union station.
Sneerful, Spacious, 1-rm., kit-and-
| bath ant III H.ROnr ~ ~
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55b4 d 81. Sc, mr.. Greenway-
rms, kit. dinette. bath, SCI SO
mel: utils. "a. s-3703 after :.
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N. ARL.. cony. ArI. Hall, TT, Myer,
fentagon--I-bedrm., liv. rm., din,
Kit; and bath: laundry and storage.
EQA IN IA F.6I "a aAkor 4 = -
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CATHEDRAL AVE. AND 25th ST..
Lee. newly decorated rm., semipvt
path, near transp. Reas. rate. HO
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WHITE COUNTRY COLONIAL on

Rockville with 4 bedrooms, pa
baths. h.-w oil heat big attic,
GARAGE for cars tools. poultry
bldg. fruit berries, etc and a big
outdoors where the Riddles can play
and grow So, 500 RIPLEY g.
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WALK TO MARYLAND U. from this
6-rm. brick Colonial in Al cond.
Full bsmt.; concrete porch; tlrepl
in liv. rm.; extra-lge lot. Price,
Sl7.750;, 81 or conventional fnane-
ing Call til 9 pm. WA $4,000.
ROBERT S. DAVIS a. CO. INC
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WHEATON RAMBLER. on corner To-
cation, close to everything; full
basement with many extras Low
price. VA available Mr. Palmer
LO 5-0557. LYMAN c. DELE g.
co, INC. ST. $500.
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WHEATON HEIGHTS, sI2,950; CT
bargain-3-bedrm brick; separate
din rm; full basement; lge fenced
yard; many extras: immac. cond.
M, st. Catherine and public school,
$500 cash, so mo. GIDEON C..
JOHNSON IO. 4-1nl1 30
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Ideal for retired epic Blk. to elem.
school. nearby shopping. Owner.
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S22I IASH TO VETS and Sos per
mo. will buy this modernistic D.
rm. bungalow on 6Uxl50 lot, in
popular Lanham. Full bsmt., oil
heat; Gil approved, Sl1 30. Call
til 9 pm, WA. 7-3900 ROBERT
G nAUTG @. fFn INC
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make offer-2-bedroom
home. Cape Cod. good neighbor-
hood; near schools and shopping
center; owner leaving city: for de-
tails call KEACH d PURCELL, Elk
3-24l2
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WHEATON HILLS RAMBLER =
Beautifully finished interior. . bed
rms, large liv. rm., kit. with bar,
dry bsmt.; g,000-sq.- 1T cor. lot.
price. Sl2,150. Mr.. Palmer, 10. s.
n5o7, LYMAN 6, DELE & CO..
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5000 DOWN-$110 MONTH
Conn. Ave. Park-Air- conditioned
brick rambler: has washer and drier
in full bSmt; dishwasher and dis.
poSal in cleo. kit.
RAYMOND j. LYNCH CO.
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1 -BEDROOM HOME for Sl3,750. in
Silver Spring; handy to school,
church. stores. downtown bus. good
shade trees, ample bsmt, for dads
around. See 1t today. RIPLEY g.
ROMER. III. b-Rl11.
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WHEATON HILLS. St4.95O; open .
n 20 5; $500 down down. assume nsa A. ST..
Cod with paneled fireplace walls;
huge elec. kit; space for Ind
bath; fenced I'D. NJ. public. paro-
ohisl schools and Wheaton shop
pins center. Dir; Ga ave. left
on Blueridge, right on Highly to
Hmm cox 4 Co III h-n1rh
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i sS. CHEVY VI CHASE sb.d RIyD coloS's1
masonry-built home with extra
corner lot. Greenhouse. 2-car ga
rage, beautiful flowers. Ideal loca-
ton Out-of-town owner wants to
sell. Can finance to suit purchaser
Bargain! See this home today
LLOYD A. KITE. DI. 7-13l1; ewes.
IA. g-13HS.
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BRIDGES g. SPENCER
REALTORS
IL so PERRY ST, ROCKVILLE
Pc 2-43f4
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.

FAMILY JUST MOVED from this
bedrooms and room for another
upstairs. full bSmt.. level yard:
near new Doctors and Dentists
Bldg: Sl3,450 excellent terms.
RIPLEY & ROMER, JU. 5-6l11.
AIR CONDITIONER country split
level in Colesville Farms. 4 bed
rms, sep. DR., custom kit. huge
daylite paneled rec. room. acre lot.
RIPLEY a. ROMER, JU. 5-S5l1.
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WESLEY BUCHANAN, INC.

WOODMOOR-Cape Cod. LIST fl. has
liv. rm.. > dining, areas, bedrms.,
finished dormitory rm. Full bsmt,.
with outside entrance and plumb
ing in for bathrm., Sl4,740 Near
public and parochial schools Ju.
53SoI
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MnonMoOR II BRICK

M0ODMOOR - Brick rambler, 3
twin-s!Ze bedrms.. sep din, rm., kit
with table space. daylight bsmt., / "a
baths, lge porches like new:
walking distance to public, paro-
chial schools and shopping center.
Sl9.95O. JU. S-9345. -21
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CloP IOOU pCl d.
HENRY W. BECRAFT
Gaithershurp h55


1858 GREENLEY STREET
Conn. Park. CT appraised at S17,-
800. A very attractive Diet. brick.
, rms. ] "a baths. plenty of closets,
Jul bSmt,, gas hot-air heat, open
today, ! to d pm. Dir: Turn of
VierS Mill I'd. at Bushey drive. go
about 8 blocks to Greenley st.. turn
left to open sign on left, or call
POPLAR 2-e442: Ewes. MR.. CUSH-
MAN. GA. 4-S120.
204 READING TERRACE. ROCK
WILLIE Frame semi-bungalow. Clap
board sidings, liv. rm., din. rm..
kltchen, bedrooms. and bath, on list.
floor. Second floor. , nice bedrms..
be used, as apt. Has rented for $50.
store in Virginia and wishes to sell.
CT appraised. $4,000. Selling price
$4,000.
WASHINGTON GROVE - Frame
bungalow; liv. rm.. . bedrms., bath,
equipped kitchen, inclosed sun porch.
suitable for bedrm. Screened side
porch: large lot, several oak trees,
TWINBRoOK - Four bedrms..
baths. full bSmt., large storage clos
ct. and a lovely home, $14.950.
HICKMAN CUSHMAN. mi. north
'of Rockville on Route 340. POPLAR
.29442. Ewes. Mr.. CUSHMAN, GA.
,4.Sl20: or Mrs. Bowling. Gathers
burg 2AT-J
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BEAUTIFUL SETTING

With large grounds, across from
Brooke Manor Country Club. APP
pealing home, nearly new; bed-
rooms, baths. beautiful kitchen,
attractive living and dining rooms.
unusual closet space fun basement:
garage attached Custom built. S2g,-
$50. Call Spring 1864
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READ THIS VALUED
OPEN
III ! TO u & = SUNDAY SUN AZ

KENsINGT ON Tis
Here's a lovely 9-bedroom ram
bier, in an nice quiet location with
shrubs. flowers and trees. large liv-
ing room. dining space. large kit
chen. recreation room. splendid A.
naneing. Asking SlA750 has q
u $500 LIST trust at Iiaa6. PAYABLE
w monthly including taxes aHd
For further data. call Lane Cricher,
OIL. 6-3706. RE 7-665O. u
To reach Out Conn. ave. 10 Knobs
ave. in -Kensington, left on Knoll
ave. to Ewell ST.. left on Ewell to
Warner and open sisn ..
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
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BETHESDA

A.. 25-yr CT mortgage for this
VERY EXTRA SPECIAL. CHARM
ING BRICK RAMBLER: large living
rm.. comb. dining area. 3 bedrms.
> tile baths. large electric dream
kitchen with tWo-oven stove and
other magnificent features Sl"5 per
mo. includes principal. interest. taxes
and insurance Exclusive
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.
ST. $1,000 JU. ST. 512
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BetheSda-Parkwood

1917 WILDWOOD DR.-New brick
spiit-level: lge. liv. rm., firepl., sep.
din. rm;, picture window, ELECTRIC
24-ft. family room. 3 lge. bedrms.
level lot. $4,000: 4l2co :}0-year
LIST trust available Out Wis. ave,
lpast Naval Hospitan to Cedar lane.
right to Saul I'd. left to wildwood
dr.. right TO 10117.
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HILLS-Excellent 2-bed-
room home in good neighborhood.
Spacious, sunny living room. huse
kitchen, both bedrooms large,
basement Price, $1,000. WOOD
CO., 1ll5S Georgia ave. 10. 4
200 till $50.
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TAKOMA PARK
ESTATES

.513 CALVIN LANE
Detached 2-bedrm home; large
Nv. rm. with firepl., picture window
that looks out over flagstone terrace;
beautiful unrestricted view; din. ell,
fenced with Estate fence. Swim
ming pool membership available
Owner leaving town; can arrange
good terms. Shown by appt. Cell
Mr.. Sadler, AID. 2-S656.
SULLIVAN BROTHERS
1h20 K 81 N w ME 9 Annn
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JUST VA APPROVED at S20,250;
in Silver Springs popular Wood
moor" bedrooms, recr. room, ga
rage; mighty fine neishbors and
only a short way to shopping CEN
ter schools. churches. bus. etc.
RIPLEY a. ROMER III. 1-R111
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SACRIFICE-3 bedrms.. tile baths,
brick Cape COD, on level lot near
St Bernard's in Riverdale; rec
nm; AL cond. Priced below cost az
SIS. $50; will Gil. Make an offer.
Must be sold Call till 8 pm.
Wa $1,000. ROBERT S. DAVIS
& co INC
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MODIFIED AREA-Farmette--At

WUUDFIELD AREA-Farmette-
trac, and substantial older home,
tree-Shaded and accessible, on 20
plus acres; 9 rms and bath. neat
partial osmt.; encl. porch. Out
buildings, wells. springs 6 anG
Call Mrs. Candy. EV 4-9ll6, j.
uTt-ssr Nv pTTCIIANAN mir,
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WHEATON-S500 bedroom
brick. den with jalousies, electric
kitchen, price, Sl2,snu. VII. Is
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MUST SACRIFICE--New brick ram
bier: 3 bedrms. 80 baths, huge
kitchen: daylight bsmt. with fire.
pl.. lge lot; excellent for children;
asking SOB. 500. Can Gil. 1924
Farnham dr.. Wildwood Manor
Bethesda. OIL, 6-SlS6. 20
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BY OWNER - 3 -bedroom, lia-bath.
white brick Colonial; full base
ment good schools; S19.500 Open
Sunday 1905 pm. 2107 Wind
ham pl. Silver Spring Telephone
anytirne EN- o-n14n No aEentS.
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NEAR WESTMoRELAND CIRCLE-

Brick rambler: 3 bedrms., bath, liv.-
din. .rm. with firepl., modern kit.
rm with frepl. and picture win
dow, 2nd bath and den on lower
level Excel. financing; low 2Qs.
BY OWNER. Out Mass. ave. ! blk.
past WeStmoreland circle, right on
jamestown blks.. left to 49l 4
Flint. or call OIL. 2-S363 20
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HOME WITH GOOD INCOME. in
Takoma Pr: 6-unit apt. bldg. with
rent about $500, expenses about
$1,000; owner in i'll health. anxious
10 sell quickly real opportunity
al S27 500. RIPLEY 6; ROMER,
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1HARMING EARLY AMERICAN in

style. only a block of Ga. ave. in
Sill. Spg.: spacious LIST floor with
stair hall and den, upstairs has
4 bedrooms and . baths, roomy
attic. garage for . cars. and over
a la-acre OF grounds: home to
enjoy for years; S&S,500. RIPLEY
& ROMER. JU. 5-611l.
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Georgetown Team
Gets Bruin Study
Research Grant

The United Cerebral Palsy Re-
search and Education Founda-
ton has awarded $11,793 to a
Georgetown University research
team headed by DR.. William T.
Spence, an associate professor of
neurosurgery.
The money will be used to
carry on a basic investigation
into the effects of specific brain
injuries on various functions of
the body. The studies could re-
suit in the discovery of treat
ment to minimize the impact of
such injuries that have been
found in cerebral palsied per-
sons.
The grant was announced by
Victor j. Orsinger, president of
United Cerebral Palsy of Wash
ington, who said 1T gives me
particular pleasure to release the
news of this grant, for here is an
other proof of the fact visible in
our own community that a por-
ton of funds contributed locally
to our national United Cerebral
Palsy Research and Education
Foundation is invested in a
project that holds great promise
for the future"
He said So such grants. total
ing $454 900. have been awarded.
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wrote him that he was conf.
dent you will join me in COM
mending national Vice Com.
Page for the very forth.
right and prompt manner il
which he has recognized hi
error in judgment"
Diggs' Protest
In protesting to Mr.. Wagner
Mr.. Digs wrote:
Il wonder whether his (Page's)
attitude would apply in testify
ing before the House Veterans
Affairs Committee.
Perhaps he would not want
to sit in the same room with
me as a member of that COM
mittee or in my capacity as a
delegate to the National Demo-
cratic Convention.
THE American Legion cannot
disclaim responsibility for Mr.
Pages statements inasmuch as
they were made in his capacity
as a high officer of the organi-
cation speaking before an Off
clal convention.
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WOODEN MARKER
TAKEN FROM GRAVE
OF BILL HICKOK

DEADWOOD, S. Oak. (Pl.
Tombstone rustlers have
carried away the wooden
headboard which marked
the resting place of Wild
Bill Hickok, famous from
tiersman and marshal, in
Mt. Moriah Cemetery.
The missing marker, 3
feet tall, was a duplicate of
one erected on Wild Bills
grave by Colorado Charlie
Utter after Hickok was shot
in the back by Jack Mccall
in Deadwood's Saloon Num-
Der 10 on August 8. 1876.
Wild Bills rest in the 80
years since Mccall was
hanged for his deed has not
been easy. During the last
several years souvenir hunt
ers and vandals hacked away
three sandstone statues of
him.
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1913 Million Aid
For Schools OK'd

The Senate Labor Committee
yesterday approved the House.
passed bill granting 1913 million
in Federal aid to schools in dis
tricts crowded because of Federal
installations.
The measure extends for two
years, through June 30, 1858,
a program which has been oper-
ating for several years.
Senator Hill, Democrat of
Alabama. committee chairman
said he believed the bill would
be sent to President Eisenhower
before Congress adjourns.
OF the total authorized in the
bill, $l46 million is for aid in
building schools and 1892 million
is for maintenance and opera
ton.
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BY BOB KEDRICK

juneau daily Empire StaH writer
YAKUTAT, Alaska, July 81 (P)
"A frighteningly huge carcass,
estimated conservatively at more
than 100 feet long and Is feet
wide at the broadcast visible
point. has washed ashore so
miles southeast of here.
It's origin and species are a
mystery.
Experts say it fits no known
description of prehistoric beasts,
and the reddish-brown hair on
its body precludes any relation
ship to whales or elephants.
The hair, about 2 inches long,
covers the thick. decaying hide.
Syrupy blood flows from puffy
parts of the flesh when it is
poked with a stick or shovel.
No blubber or fat can be
seen on the carcass. The crimson
flesh is decomposing rapidly.
Found 2 Months Ago
I saw the mystifying monster
after a fight to the spot where
much of it now lies buried in
the sand 125 feet from the
waters of the Gulf of Alaska.
Ire place is Dry Harbor. Is
miles southwest of the Akwe
River, and about 10 miles from
mountains in which many
glaciers come down to the sea.
1t can be reached only in a small
plane.
The discovery was made two
months ago by a veteran Alaska
guide, Earl Flemming, but word
only recently leaked out.
Just a few weeks ago, Dan and
Clint MortenSon. operators of a
small fishing camp at the mouth
OF the Akwe, viewed the carcass
and said more than so feet of its
length was above the sand then.
The head measures 5l2 feet
across. The eye sockets, with
fragments of decaying aesh still
clinging to them, are between Z
and 8 inches in diameter. The
sockets are about AZ inches
apart.
S-FOOt Ribs, 6-Inch Teeth
One Of the Mortensons said the
animals ribs, which are not now
visible. extended about S or 6
feet from the spinal column.
The teeth are about 6 inches
long and about 5 inches wide at
the base. The movable upper
Jaw, with solid. tusklike bone,
protrudes about Sc feet beyond
the end of the fixed lower Jaw.
Cat Seattle, Trevor Kincaid,
retired University of Washington
BIOLOGIST, said the description fits
that of no known creature. He
said efforts should be made to
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Legion Aide Apologies
For Anti-Negro Remarks
By the Associated Press

Representative Digs. Demo-
erat Of Michigan. said yesterday
Everett Page. national vice COM
mander of the American Legion.
has apologized for making what
Mr.. Diggs termed anti-Negro
statements at a convention of
Mississippi DICTIONARIES.
Mr.. Page was quoted as telling
the Biloxi meeting July 9 that
he deplored the selection Of three
Negroes as Democratic National
Convention delegates from his
home State of Texas. He said he
personally had refused to be a
delegate because he didn't wish
to sit with Negro delegates.
Legion Releases Letter
Mr.. Diggs, one of the three
Negro members of Congress.
promptly protested to the
Legion's national commander,
j. Addington Wagner. He said
Mr.. Wagner. in reply, passed
along a communication from Mr..
Page to the Legion head which
said:
Il regret that in the course of
my opening remarks and before
going into the body of my talk
! made certain comments bear
Ing upon an issue upon which
] certainly had no right to speak
as representative of the Amer
lean Legion.
Il apologize to you and to all
who were offended by my re-
marks.
While press reports were not
entirely accurate, I take this
opportunity of stating that was
in no sense expressing the policy
Of the American Legion.
Il hope you will see fit to make
any usage of this message which
will help establish the fact that
! made a serious error in judg-
ment in commenting as l did
upon the issue in my capacity as
national vice commander of the
American Legion"
Mr.. Digs said Mr.. Wagner
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So simple child con operate it-just
put the ton in your window then push
o outton-its on of your choice OF
low Or high speeds-blowino in or out.
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.Laborites Ask
Colonies 10 End
All Segregation

LONDON, July 81 RL-Brit-
aims Labor Party today de-
manded an end to all official
recognition Of racial segregation
in the colonies. 1t called for in
ltegration of races in schools and
hospitals. the elimination of reg
ulations authorizing segregation
in housing estates, and the guar
antee that all parks. sports
grounds and youth clubs financed
with public money shall be
available at all times to people
Of all races"
This was contained in a PAM
phlet. one of a series prepared by
Labor leaders to define party
aims.
COncede Need of Study
The pamphlet said Britain has
the duty of laying the founda-
tons of full democracy in CO.
lonial territories, but added that
how this is to be done is still
matter for careful study.
Many British colonies contain
mixture of races. The PAM
phlet said the people can only
achieve full political status
when they think of themselves
as Kenyans, West Indians or
Malayans rather than as Euro
peans, Africans or Chinese.
Every vistage of the idea of
racial superiority or inferiority
must be utterly destroyed" it
said. :.
IF people want the present
social conventions to continue,
with different groups living in
different areas, they cannot be
prevented from segregating
themselves voluntarily. But
there is no reason why govern
mentS should assist such segre-
cation by preventing people of
different races from living in
the same area and all official
recognition of such segregation
should be withdrawn. !.
Party Pledge Given
"We believe the education de-
partments in all these colonies
should Immediately accept the
principle that education at all
levels should be inter-racial
the same principle applies in hos
pitfalls and clinics"
The pamphlet noted that some
forms of discrimination in the
law serve to protect weaker or
less highly developed racial
groups in some areas. Then it
gave this pledge:
1.-THE next Labor government
will direct all colonial govern
ments to remove all administra-
tive and statutory discrimina-
tons except those expressly de-
signed to protect underprivileged
racial groups. Ultimately, all.
racial discrimination must be
abolished"
The pamphlet did not aim any
specific criticism at the colonial
Office. The regulations to which
it referred have grown up over
a long period of years under
Conservative. Liberal and even
Labor governments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-22
Children's Bureau
Bill Is Advanced

by lIIc AsSUCIdItu FItSS
The Senate Labor Committee
yesterday approved a bill tc
raise the Children's Bureau ir
the Health. Education and We'll
fare Department to the status
of an Office.
1t would give the bureau the
same status as the Office OF
Education and the Social Secu-
rity Administration in the de-
partment.