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sam s.n f asshY e9pd Ab 1iss nsV ia sai
sAFEiY BELTs-why take chance.
IN your car. Only $3.50. oIcHNER.
SAY" bench e +. Craftsman, Sin, tiltins
s sTS ~ motor Sass snd table. Like new
A Motor z .s.sS s 81 ' e. s-sisa hD
SAX. Conn, B-fiat 10-M. gold lacquer
Tenor. Sl65. IA. -s-59l2.
SAxnPH0NE, Z nat alto. Selmer,
Chesterfield case and custom made
cover; nearly new; $500 or bes;
ofier. RA: 1880:
sAx0PHONE. CONN. TENOR, COM
plete; $50 so; also. many other new
LEVINs prsc cSSJSTSSi sALI9s. 1905 1905
H st. ne. Ii, 6-3gl6.
sAXOPHONE, alto, Conn. Used, in
peri. eond.S $50 includes leather
SEWING MACHINE. 1856 model
never used. round bobbin. sevs
torggsrd end reverse. s46. AP
SEWING MACHINES. Singer, desl
model. like new: Singer, 31-16 tai
lor mach: choice. $126. "a. 1892
SEWING MACHINE, singer. still In
carton. Cost $3.50. Sell 500 OF
, Rsss ger I sei 1Sfss7q s,.n; = VII.
SEWING MACHINE. antique chain
stitch Singer in perfect cond.; $25,
sEWING MACHINE. Singer, treadle
round bob6in. sews good: si2. OIL,
sffWiiSSG MACHINE. carriage. port.
s sSls D .ssPs. miT cS a q ss s3sf
SHELVING STEEL, all sizes: fol
stores. warehouses and homes, As
low As 81 set oIcHNER, Elk
saoE REPAID machinery. modern
u I'VE 6 M cH "a syn sns,a from 2 pm. to
rel brsnd-new, s57. IA. $3.50.
SHOTGUN. Remtnston. Mod As
auto. hrand-new. $50. IA. $3.50.
SHOWCASES a.. meatease a..
cigar case "a. siicing machine ~
and computing scale. All In good
eond Reasonable. EDGEwATER
: arSSss sfter Il Am, Monday.
tiers. marble-top vanity. picture
frames. mirror, youth bed. nag.
stones and storm windows. OIL. g.
siDEBoARD. mahogany: mirror
china cabinet, server and table;
$780, 90. CO; S,sT9a. ,.,
Prelude -Four s.pc. place ssttines
. serving pieces. RIA. 8-e432.
IslLyER--sferlinR fruit bowls COM
potes. candy dishes. Plated meat
platters, Ape. coffee sets, bowls
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POODLE MATCH

Washington Poodle Club presents
Axe sane. match in breed and obes
dience, Sunday, March 4. judging
1880 pm. Entries IRON noon. CAVE
FORD CO. 4s14 Elm ave-, Bethesda.
OIL. 2-s422. DU. 7-S62I.
PUPPIEs. PUPPIEs, PUPPIES = By
the score, cost. little. worth more.
ser sset sbe aao sa 4 r sai wise earso
bred pups of many breeds, see
A ANES PuiPPYEAND. e Out Shirley
hwy to Ri. ga. right l mile.
r TlsesTsod rdk 1s2EsS all tyDe..
4 nisssa breeds reasonable Phone IA.
PUP. mother registered boxer. 10
wks.. wormed. tail docked. female
SIS. Call Pc. 2-3201.
sAMOYED. PUPS. Axe, from best
Eng and w. T. s. show cs ssSsE' , ios;
1855; dam. best Of breed. Old Do:
minion 1855; beaut. pets with good
disposition; love children. GA.
scoTTiEs. ehelcs puppies. cs - sres.
Axe reg. MacKINNoEs. 1909 n.
49,. "a: e; &c g;e
s RhSHf a. f s5iTSf ,,oy col is
Axe REGISTERED, NAH sable. IDEAL
sfAMEsE KiTTENs, seal point. 6.
S.A. reg; s wks. old: S36 each.
Call AID. 2-554S, to 10 pm.
Monday through Thursday.
SIBERIAN HUSKIES-l am not Sgt.
Preston ! do not have King Of the
| Yukon. but ] do have beautiful Axe
REGISTERED Siberian Huskies for sale:
| also stud dogs. Ewes. and week
ends. Edgewater g-64l0: weekdays
| IA, $4,000.
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2215-29 Ga. Ave. NV. AID. 4-007S
POCKET and billiard tables. sup
plies, poker tables and games ten:
BILLIARD & BOWLING SUPPLY
CO. $40 9th st w.. DI. 7-47ll
POWER TOOLS-In top condition.
Delta Sin, table saw; lin. drill
Rssss f bet. sn ssnaer 'Sc amp
bell spray gun and pump with n. ..
MOTOR sSSell separately or in ! lot
POWER TOOLS, Mall saw. Ain.
planeT: 7-in. table saw; like new.
POWER rooLs. new and used. All
TOOL SERVICE CO. RE. 7-25i6.
POWER TOOLS table saw. drill
R s.;''' a. ifn fsa .s ss ee g. say ssss Us
ga
P Esl cI,S movie, 3. q Il. silent gs
sacrifice $3.50. IA. 2-9i3i.
PROTECTOR, Kodak Paeeant. 10.
nm; sound. like new, 1928. IA
PUMPS, i deep well. / shallow well
Jets: TV. Sway comb. Also guns
Pvt: owner. CIR. .3-33o4. :.
PuMPs-Deep and shallow well Gel
1886 Zee hwy ia $500
RADIATORS. h.-w.; modern: guar.
del. BLOCKS, l748 Lee hwy. neal
KEY Bridge. ia. $500.
RADlO--New Navy; sending and re.
eeiying: complete With spares. gen.
orator. Limited supply. GIcHNER
R lHbS N II. nm Nc.s7. 8. W. and
ham rereiver aisc asmstSv M, itts
talkies IA. 2-I535. W4WKB.
81; ] Tr.ys ; G y. @ IA. ss:etee. -
units, 0arrard RC6o
record chgr., Pentron AMIN tun-
er. Craftsman 400 ampl., Magnayoz
AM tuner-ampl. with l2-in spkr
reas offer. OIL. 1881.
RADIO, Hl-Ff. Fisher. amp. pre-.
amp; suppressor and vol. exp,
Sood conS;' si25 or best offer
sx6io, iiotnbe, Pm rec. 100 v. %
to 40 me. Police and Are coveraFe
Saueich. $50: AM radio. 20 TO 80
nc.. $40: also 100 assorted radio
tubes, $40. HE. 4-3606.
RADIO, Zenith Transoceanic port.
able, extra set Of tubes; SIS. IA
RADIO, AM-rm tuner, year old. sas
VI oert oHef' III. I-ouuus GNt. XVI
RADI0-pynamotors. all types
$3.50 to 500. so: resistors, A-l00W;
cApac'tor&; ceramic, electrOlytic
pyranol. variable: all values, reas.
40-l50W xMTRS. sic 70 $3.50:
receivers, all-wave. $50 so to $i65.
ham recye. and transmitting tubes
reas. AERO ELEcTRoNicS. 2O1C
Duke. Alex. Va. OPP. Masonic
Mem. a-d; Thurs. go. XXI. s-li62
RADIO EQUfPMENT--We are dis.
trtbutcrS. for Central Electronics
Hammarlund, Elmsc. Mosley, and
Gonset. Trade-ins accepted. easy
2ayment terms arranged. INDUS.
TRY SERVICES. INC, 27O5 3
Oakland st., tArl.. Va. ia. 5-72si
RADIo-PHONo COME. Cared con.
!. sole, AM-FN. 33 and 7S-rpm., *.
eel. cond.i SIS. RA. 3-S0S7.
ikADi0-PB0NO, AM-FM, 3-speec
changer; good cond., dark mnfog
sos. WA. 7-IQ04.
ADIO-RECEIVER, Nc-iooA ia To
~ MICS: price S2b. Cali RA. s.
Rxpio-PHoSo.ry COME. A N.
F.M.. LIP and 7s rec. player. SIS.
LA 6-30SS.
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BOXER GLASSES

Free handling and grooming
classes offered BY the Potomac Boxer
Club ct Capital Garage, 1890 n. Y
ave. NV, Sun, 2 pm, Feb. 1925.
Mar. ali. Call RA. 3-2537 or
BRITTANY SPANIEL PUPS. Axe
reg: excellent bunting stock. BR
CHIHuAHuA PUPPIES. Axe reg.
1II00 Colesviiie I'd, HE. 1887.
CHIHUAHUAS and Toy Manchesters
tiny toy dogs. No shipping. Come
get them. THARP's KENNEL, 12C
Federal: Cumberland, Nd. Phone
PA 2-6147.
CHINCHiLLAs. herd Of 10: regis.
tered; equip. incl; very reas. Cal
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BRAND NEW
FURNITURE

s7g so Solid ash doubie-sise psn :;
s45S so 5-pc. Salem MAHOGANY bed
room suite: double dresser, mir.
ror. chest Oh chest, poster bee
and night stand S229 .ot
S229. so 8-pe. modern dinette; buf.
fet, table and 4 chairs S100.0t
SlSS. 80 1870" Grey twist carpet
all wool high pile S12g 81
$3.50 90 91x1S Green Wilton lool
pile carpet Sls9.5l
$4,000 l2'Xl7,6" Green carved, 81
wool carpet Sls9. 81
S2O3. 90 9'x14'6" Peach Wilton lool
pile carpet S149.6t
10000 0'x20, sandalwood cottol
Garnet 500. 81
$1,000 a'xI2' Green high pile ny.
lon and rayou carpet g.5t
$20S 80 Lawson sofa S119 81
$1,000 Solid cherry cocktail tablt
S25. 0t
A group Of odd dining and desi
chairs reduced to 5000
A group Of odd 3 pc. and 5. PC
Kitchen dinette sets. reduced y
Prom 10 AN, TO o pm.
MALCOLM SCATES Inc
412l 18th at. NV
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MINK COAT

Brown wild Canadian mink coat
skins show no wear: in excellent
condition: style good. tuxedo front
for size 10: will be full length FOL
woman B IT, 2 In. tall. Cost $4,000
insured right now for $4,000. vii
sell for $3.50 cash. Phone AID
4-4zZs between I am. and 3 pm
MOTORS. " hip. 80 so: also ", i
z, 3 2 and 10 mp Lowest nrices
MOTOR. Continental Red Seal IN,
or gasoline. FI82P. Cost Si 600
VIII sac. for Ahnn 10 -2h3h
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MULTILITH. 1850

MULTILITH, 1850
Clean; with logger. light. etc. Mus
MULTIGRAPH ELEC.
With loads Of new type. Also typ,
cabinet. Segment. logger, etc. MUS
MULTILITH FOLDER
Model 1922. Must sell. Cost approx
$500; hrst S125 takes.
MULTILITH DUPLISCOPE
Excel. cond.; like new; very reas.
MULTILITH PARTS
Brand-new for 2O66 1900. also
Davidson feeders at good discount
RE. 1881.
OFFICE sUPPLEs--Misc.. used tim,
clock. Index Acme Wis. relief files
manila folders and guides. 100 Other
items, cheap. or IN guam: you name
price. ma. S-6s74, TIE. 8-3bo7. 28.
OFFICE EoUtP.--besks, chairs. files
typewriters. add. rnachs.. calcuia.
o iSfi Eo1fPMEST ~ 8 f firsp r;c
Cardex safe cabinets; excellent con.
dition. Call RI. 7-l800. ST.
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MOWER ~ 30-inch reel type. 10
3-40S3 Sunday am. or week days
MUSICAL ntist INSTR. Of ali types in an,
SS1stlI IEy % 6 SD & s' sAf Ell
NATIONAL Cash REGISTER, 1900"
|. or similar model 1 drawer. 4 keys.
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PIANOS

Player pianos repaired and tuned
3 ready for sale. Nx. S-e222.
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MISCELLANEOUS ron SALE
Office Furniture

IDriye-in Warehouse Salel |!
Hundreds Of DESKS, FILES
TABLES. CHAIRS and KARDEX.
d. C. SURPLUS SALES
E5ll New Jersey Ave. NV. Ii. 7-951C
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STORE FIXTURES

Two eft. glass wall cases. Ais
. eft. display floor cases. Also wrap
ping counter. Must sell. No reas
offer refused, Can see Sun. Ala loti
st nv
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GOLD

sIins yopr dsqtai Ecid: platinum
A. KAHN INC.
On YEARS AT esB ? gf NV.
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FURNITURE
FURNITURE, NEW
WAREHOUSE SALE
At Our Store
SAVE 20% TO 70%

At Our Store
SAVE 20% TO 70%
: Great Rapids gives you
fantastic bargains in the
most colossal warehouse sale
ever seen In D. c., so hurry!
ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO
PRIOR SALE
FREE DELIVERY
$685. VALUE
Blond double dresser and mirror
chest and double bed.
OUR PRICE S10e. oe
Genuine NAH. table and leaf, 4
chairs. BUFFET and china cabinet.
- OUR PRICE S231
Mshosany kneshole desk viii
chair and lamp.
slss.Bo VALUE s'1''
Pine sofa bed , sns p gyya9 g. chair 4
$50 so VALUE ~ '''s'
Genuine NAH. drop-leaf table;
finest quality.
OUR PRICE s42.ec
9l07 so VALUE
custom-built studio couch. make,
OUR PRICE $50 .sS
Large club chair, custom quality
OUR PRICE $685.
Genuine Fisher Duolounge with
dne innefspring mattress;. sleeps Q
OUR PRICE S14999
Wrousht-iron and palstic-top d.
nette table and 4 chairs.
OUR PRICE $50 90
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OFFICE FURN.

4
OIL BURNERs-New and used
boilers and furnaces; gas or oil
plumbins. supplies. VIII sell out.
right or install: See us ct our booth
at the Home Show. MOVER BROS
KE, S-59sS Ia
OIL TANK. I.7O0 gallon, 3 compart-
ment. for fuel oil truck Meter. hose
and electric hose reel. Ma. S-749a
EORGAN-see our I'D in the personal
column headed YOUR . CHILD
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.. SALT Ga.
ave, Silver Spring.
ORGANS FOR RENT, spinet and
chord models: option to buy. JoR-
DAMS. THREE STORES, 5169 Lee
hiRhway, Arlington: 1882 Georgia
ave. Silver sprins and 18th and
ORGAN; TONE CABINET. Hammond
excel. cond. wo. 8-40s7.
OVEN. Blogett, pan, almost new,
LA. 6-249S. q
PAINT. int. and ext: $1.e5 pei
gal. over 900 colors to choose from
Deep eolors slightly higher. DRIVE
IN PAINTS, 5726 Sheriff I'd. ne,
SIP. 3-575S.
PAINT SPRAY, electric. complete
with gun and hose. SIS. OIL. 2
$3.50.
PAINTINGS to), framed European
antique oil paintings. II interested
come and see. IA. b-l96b.
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LUMBER
LUMBER

| LUMBER
OPEN SAT.-SUN. TIL 6 PM
FLUSH DOORS, $685.
Better w.p, shelving, 15e, apecia
STUDS. SIC; k %. pan. I5c. al
fnidgs. pivwood Masonite, how'd
anything cut 10 size; ewes. 3 pm
General Millwork Co.
1880 Knowles Avenue
! RensinRton Maryland, Lo. 1891
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PAYLOADER

MODEL H. L. HoUGH
iery good condition. Sacrifice, price,
$1,000. no. 2-4300 Ext. 2l7.
tcontinued on Next Pass)
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II" blond table model: very gooS
eond.; S35. $500 Fessenden st. NV
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PAINT 81 $50 GAL

New shipment. variety Of colors
exterior and interior, top Grades
Come in and see other terrific buys
THE SURPLUS CENTER, 34b1 N
Wash. blvd. Arl., Va. ODD. Kann's.
IA 7-0RO0.
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IV SEE, 80 Up
&c, Cabinets on, and ether parts 70 bull.
Open Bun. e-2 pm. 1914 7th 81
NV AID. 2-b262. Pa
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
What Are the Highest Priessff1
Just Call Us 10 Convince Yourself
CAPITOL JUNK CO,
26o1 sherman Aye. NV.
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RUGS

Factory Outlet
30I7-3019 l4th st. NV
DE. 2-3017, 10 AM. TO 9 Pm.
Tues. and Thurs. to z PM.
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Cabinet type. 42 In. used. $50 up.
BLOCKS. INC, l7t6 Lee hwy. near
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Nc, TUsISh nS y Hs " N-MIIh
s sfSSasr' I'd ED w. i RE AS sld5s 1893
FARM LouiPMENT = super aTa seed
tractor, useo very little. 81 900: /
Fla tractol with lift, lift. mower
and blade, $500; manure spread.
er, S35; / John Deere trailer pillow.
I l2-inch bottoms, $3.50; Side
harrow SOS. ! l3-ft dunn rake.
$50, Above In Al cond. Phone
CIR 3-0lb3
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REFRIGERATOR CLOSE OUT
Must move entire stock OF new aE
Friaidaire. Gibson Kelvinator
Morse and Philro refriFerators NJ
reasonable offer refused All reters
s 1eg nnd fully Sualantesa -.
Oman Ev.s Tlt a
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FURN.-sheraton mahog. buffet. $50;
gray mod, 3-pieee be5rm, suite
s so bed ssn inners gsts mattress and
Laundromat, sll0; 4-poster he'd
and chinoniere to match S45:
dresser. s.: pine table, $40: 5 pr.
curtains, SEQ; all good cond, OIL.
4-US3i Pr
Deerins air cond.. being transferred,
will sell all or part. IA. 2-S527,
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-09

day afternoon 10 visit the mo
Their Of Mrs Paschal Mrs Fannie
Rivers Your reporter has Just
returned from Tulsa. okla where
she attended Rev Oral Roberts
Revival NJ and Mn Albert
Powell and two daughters af FL
Dorado were weekend guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Dewel Wilson. 728
Spring avenue y W Mr. and
Mira Fletcher Werner and family
Of Texarkana, Tex and Mrs. Ida
Jackson Of Lewisville were guests
In the home Of their daughter
and sister. Mrs. Lucinda Jackson
1870 Progress
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-09
Camden
Gladys Cooper

NIauys NOOPef
SP-3 Leroy Beavers is home on
30-day leave. visiting his mo-
Their Mrs. Gladys Cooper and
other relatives. At the end Of his
furlough he will 60 overseas
Zion Hill Baptist church was the
guest Of Greenville First Bap-
fist, Fordyce. Rev. Samuel Morris
was guest speaker at its fourth
anniversary, Rev. MeCree Is pas
tor Mr.. and Mrs. Paschal
and family, Mrs. Meeks and Mrs.
Cooper motored 20 Chidester Sun
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-09

original owner of home built 10 his personal 4
a price that's far less and more attractive tina, =
and homes offered in the eongested nepkborboas.
Rock.
Glenyiew subdivision developers Harry A Pima
Reed s Mcconnell, not only planned a subdiylsiop -,
ern homes available TO Negroes they also planned III
center, adjacent TO a modern elementary school
Since this subdivision was opened in the late j
some 80 houses have been erected and several tnln
moved in They are buying and moving in as te !
homes completed
II you want TO be a home owner and are parsl
the home you want and the negkborhood YOU Wss, ,
in it Is advisable TO see and investigate Glenyiex s6
Page Eight STATE essss Friday, Ne, |,
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-09

rocky terrain designed BY housing au
thores as being suitable for Negroes II is place that Is
desirable for those homes for living and homes
all the modern conyenenees and enFlFo
for living that be found in any development IN
where Negroes barred because of the bio
logical difference in color Of skin
Glenyiew is an answer many Of the Negroes present
problems emerging from World War H. II offers the Negro
opportunity enjoy the privilege Of being home owner
without playing fiddle former home owners of the
other races trying desperately unload inflated
prices antiquated dapdated homes the Negro mar
let Not only these homes outdated with impaired fix
lures their sizes and prices invitation Stun dwell
ing Genyew the Negro has opportunity to be original
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-09

made this snap) In toto number modern kitchen
shown with natural mahogany cabinets and ormlea TOPS
Foo number three shows of Of the bedrooms
this three bedroom home. This home built 6ONl2o
foot level lot a paved a restricted suhdiy
GlenvieW subdivision is wepanned housing development
There 221 houses this development made available 10
Negroes. II is the first and only improved and restricted
development Arkansas where Negroes purchase
home sites II is project located IN mountainous
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-09

Several hundred people viewed the home Of Mr.
and Mrs William l.. Lindsey Saturday evening when an
open house held IN their new home located IN the
Cenyew subdivision The Lndseys enjoyed the distinction
of being the first family occupy Of the modern
homes designed for beauty and living and built BY the de
veloping team of Pttard and Mcconnell
In the foto Mr. Lindsey Is shown relaxing in the lv-
ing portion combined living and dining Of his
home Mrs Lindsey frn home when the camera
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speaking Lemay offered q num-
Der Of surprises in his testimony
before the Appropriations Conn
Imittee, including:
/. "The intercontinental ball
listic missile has been blown IN
all out of proportion to its real
Importance" Lemay said. ut
lis not the ultimate weapon. Il
vii be another weapon in our
arsenal"
2. The present 137-wing goal
for the Air Force lis now obso-
lete and should be CHANGED" To
man the 1877 wings properly
Gen. Lemay added, the Air Force
needs l million persons, instead
of the $4,000 now programmed
for the next two years.
3. SAC must maintain its
main forces on a 24-hour round
the-clock alert basis in this
country because it is "too ex-
pensive in every respect to try to
maintain a force overseas"
where it is more vulnerable
both to direct action by a pos
sible enemy and by political ac-
ton"
4. He said the United States
alone now lis carrying the load"
for strategic air power around
the world. He said England is
developing some strategic bomb
ing but that other North Allan
tic Treaty Organization allies
have none.
S. This country now could
build a nuclear-powered air.
plane that would fly but it will
not be a good military tool for
combat" Research and develop
ment now aims at combat air
craft with nuclear power.
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will have advertised the fact as
Iconspicuously as it is possible
to advertise it, that joining up
with the Soviet bloc is no hin
drance to receiving American
aid"
The House has cut military
aid to 50 billion. and the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee has
recommended a compromise fig
|ure of $2.6 billion. Regardless
Iof the amount the two houses
finally agree on as an author
lied ceiling. it may still be cut
again in the separate foreign
aid appropriation bill, on which
Mr.. Wilson is testifying today.
Floor Battle Expected
Even before the appropriation
stage is reached, friends of the
program face a battle on the
Senate floor next week to hold
the more liberal figures approved
by the Foreign Relations Com
mittee.
For both military and economic
aid. that committee recon-
mended $4.5 billion program,
which is still $400 million below
the Presidents overall budget
request of $40 billion.
Other developments were:
l. Gov. Averell Hartman of
New York. a contender for the
Democratic presidential nomina-
ton. got behind the move by
Senator Kefauver of Tennessee.
another Democratic presidential
|aSpirant, to have the Senate re-
store major portion" of the
House cuts.
2. Senator Hennings. Demo-
,crat of Missouri, said he will
support the $2.6 billion military
aid figure IF the administra-
ton justifies the need to my
satisfaction
8. Senator Anderson, Democrat
Of New Mexico, promised a
Senate floor fight for an amend
ment rejected by the Foreign
Relations Committee to set aside
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=
helps to support about 200 di-
visions in the armies Of cooper.
lating countries. He said this
force is several times the
strength of the American army
not counting the air and navaI
forces which other countries
maintain with American help.
Factor in u. S. Defense
The Secretary reminded the
Senator'S that these overseas al
lied forces are taken into ac-
count in determining this coun.
try's own defense budget.
Il am certain that without
the support our allies and part
ners give us we would in all
prudence need to increase the
size of our own armed forces al
a very much greater cost in man.
power and money" said Mr.
Wilson.
Meanwhile, Senator Mccarthy
Republican of Wisconsin, urged
the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee to approve his sep
arate bill to cut off all American
aid to Yugoslavia.
The House has already voted
lin the foreign aid bill to cut il
off unless President Eisenhower
takes the responsibility for its
continuance. The Senate For
eign Relations Committee ac-
lcepted this provision last week.
with proviso that the President
must make his decision within
go days.
Purpose Of Aid
Senator Mccarthy took the po-
sition that Marshal Tito and
! Russia are now marching to-
lgether towar dtheir joint goal
Of destroying the United States.
The Wisconsin Senator pointed
out that American aid to the
neutral countries of Southeast
Asia is intended o proven In
dia, Burma and Indonesia from
joining up with the Soviet bloc
IF we continue aid to Yugo.
slavia," the Senator added, I'VE
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Guided Missile
Value Limited,
|LeMay Warns
By the Associated Press

General Curtis Lemay, COM
mander Of this country's long
range bomber force. says the
intercontinental ballistic missile
(ICBM) has been blown up all
out of proportion of its real i'm
|portance."
1T is not the ultimates wea-
pom" Gen. Lemay told the Sem
ate Appropriations Committee
1T will be another weapon in
our arsenal"
Gen. Lemay, chief of the Stra-
tegic Air Command. testified in
secret on June II. The COM
'mittee yesterday released his
testimony after it had been GEN.
sored to prevent military secrets
from getting out.
He indicated doubt that Rus
STA had developed an ICBM
capable of speeding a nuclear
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Iwarhead to targets as much as
5000 miles away. He said I'VE
are hopeful" the United States
will have both the ICBM and an
intermediate range missile by
1860.
But even when the ICBM is
a practical reality, Gen. Lemay
said AL Of our studies indicate
that the most effective attack
for a long time to come" will
involve a combination of mis-
lsile and manned bomber forces.
1.-The manned bomber" he
said, will be in the picture for
ia long time to come"
Fund Request Reported
After his closed-door appear
ance, Gen. Lemay was quoted
as urging appropriation of an
additional 1913 billion a year for
five years for purchase of B-52
Iall-jet intercontinental bomberS,
Day before yesterday, the APP
preparations Committee voted to
increase Air Force funds by $1.3
billion over the $15.5 billion the
House had approved. The bulk
of this, committee members said,
was intended for stepping up
B-52 production.
The censored version of Gen.
Lemay'S testimony showed that
he expects Russia to have twice
as many of the heavy bombers
as we have" by 1859. He also
said that United States intelli-
gence reports show that by that
date "the Soviets will have the
superior strategic air force"
Number of Surprises
Despite numerous deletions of
classified information, the blunt