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HOUSES FOR sALE-ME

CHEvERLY-3-bedrm. ramb.. liv.
rm. w7firepl, din. ell, Ice. equip.
kit. Gas a-c heat. Besut. land
scpd. cor. lot, shrubbery. $17,32b.
Terms. Dir: Wash, BALTIC. park
way to Cheyerly, right on Cheverly
ave. to Forrest I'd, right one blk.
to OPEN SIGN. or US. l to
Peace Cross at Bladensburg, De-
Tense highway to Landover I'd.
to main entrance to Cheverly
OPEN / TILL DARK. HE. 4-3500.
Ewes. JU. 9-3041. W. w. LEWIS
CHEVERLY-cuddie up to wour
own tirepl; in immac. brk. Cape
Cod; Ice. liv. rm., din. rm.. dream
kit, Il bedrm. down, . up; Ia
baths; garage; tiled hsmt.;. S20,-
rm. homes at ali price ranges
EMMETT s. MAST. Realtor-Build-
CHEVERLY = Delightful brk. Co
lonial on deep, tree-shaded yard;
foyer entrance, liv. rm. with fire-
place. sep. din. rm., cleo. kit,
full walkout-entrance bsnlt., paved
DR.. detached gar: $4,000. FLA
terms PRINCE GEORGES PROP
ERT1ES, AP. 7-7774.
CHEvERLY-3-bedrm.. brick Cape
God; 2 baths, liv.. rm. with fire.
place. din. rm... den, full bsmt..
rec. rm., wall-to-wall CARPET,
WA. 7-S217. HEIDER & SELLERS.
CLINTON, MD.-2-bedrm. rambler.
gear gar. all steel lustron: no
repairs or paint ever; rent S11Q
Sale $13,500. OWNER, JU, 5-5533.
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NEAR NORBECK

) ACRES
Seven-room house, . baths, beau
tiful f1repl., garage attached. An
unsurpassed view from every angle.
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HOUSES FOR sALg-MD.

NsA PERSONNEL INVESTIGATE
corner lot. 20 MINIS. to IT. Meade
value for SI6.260.
~sS 0er month. FLA. YIN. 4-S6S3.
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ROCKVILLE OUTSIDE

8 ACRES
improved with 2-story 7-rm. house,
new heating plant. $4,000.
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Call Mrs. Frances Owen
TAYLOR. OIL. 4-2462

Taylor, OIL. 1892
for pre-OPEN inspection Of
the property, information or
special service OR, come out
SATURDAY, ST. PM, or
SUNDAY, 1-6 PM. for q
pleasant visit. Your old
old house in trade.
TO REACH: out Wisconsin
ave. past Naval Hospital to
Cedar lane, left on Cedar
lane 8 blocks to Cypress ave,
right to ind house (9203).
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S T o P

S T o P
l. IMMACULATE brick RAM
p ATTRACTIVE liv. rm.,
stone fireplace.
> 3 bedrooms and bath.
a Bright kitchen, table
space.
s. Full tiled basement.
g. Built-in garage
= Large lot with trees.
s. Located in desirable area
on quiet street mr.. schools
and recreation center
O. Assume $1,000 40 paw
able $685. incl. taxes
and ms. or FILA.
ALL THESE FOR ONLY S16.950
OPEN SUN. AND MON,
l TO DARK
Directions: Out Conn. ave, right
on Plyers Mill I'd. (opp. the Ken
sington Fire Station, right on
Drumm ave, left to 1921 Home
wood pkwy.
ANDRIs REALTY
OIL. .-9070 Ewes, OIL. E-O326
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ROCKVILLE
NEAR CLARKSBURG

| ACRE
improved with large old 2-story
house. Could easily be converted
into offices. $4,000.
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ROCKVILLE OUTSIDE
Gaithershurg Outside

Frame semibunsalow. 4 rms, bath
on lst 4 2nd A. 2 bedrms.. bath:
full bsmt.. lge carport. $4,000.
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CLINTON = New S-bedrm. brick
msnt srA iTaEO sEAL iYY eoT fSs Ras
ANCE co. Cypress 1896.
CLINTON, MD. - 3-bedrm. ram
bier: lge. liv, rm. with fireplace,
garage: A-acre lot: nice neighbour
hood; S14,950. cow. terms. PINK
NEY A. EARNSHAW, Jr., Clinton.
Nd. CY. 7.S700 or CY. 1888.
co: ESvILLE RD.-Brick Cape Cod:
4 hedrms.. 2 baths. dining rn.,
large kitchen, porch. rec. rm.. ga
rage. Assume loan. HEIDER a.
SELLERS, WA. 7-0196, WA.
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Graham & Co. JU. 5000
FEW ACRES
Acc VICINITY

15-ACRE ESTATE-For the man
who demands the best. custom
built one floor plan. and built for
q small family demanding quiet
and privacy with every. refinement
Marvellous view over the country
. AcRESWBrick rambler: full
basement: dining room. fireplace.
generous kitchen. garage; $40. 500.
10 ACRES = Six-room and bath
home; hot-water heat. small barn
and outbuildings; S1S.950.
g ACRES-Seven rooms and bath;
oil heat; Gear garage: small barn.
machine shed, hen house, tractor
and equipment available: 81 900 90
den. ia baths dining room, .
hreplaces; enclosed rear porch re-
duced to $4,000, owners going
MANY. many more. Drop in
any time ROMER g. CO., Realtors.
Galthersburg 200
NEAR GAITHERsBURG
3-bedrm. rambler on D acres
4-bedrm. unfinished bungalow, on
WASHINGTON GROVE
5 acres beautiful woodland, with
stone land frame home, 2 rms 4
Arepls.. ga baths. bsmt.. oil INV h.,
S34.a5O
Q acres, with mod hrk. rambler,
2 bedrms.. paneled den, sep, din
nm. de luxe kit, bsmt.. breezeway,
dble. garage; $4,000.
3-bedrm. rambler. tirepl, tull
bsmt.; lge. lot; Si7,500
NEAR GATTHERSBURG
5-rm BUNGALOW, bath, part bsmt
oil h.-ah., alum. siding, storm win
dows and doors; Sl0,5O0.
ROCKVILLE
Very attractive 3-bedrm. Twin
brook home. .firepl,, carport' many
extras; Sll,45O.
ROCKVILLE
4-bedrm. frame home, In excel
location; Ice. liv. rm., sep. din. nm
fuli bsn1t.: lot 15x20O; garage
storm windows; $4,000.
URBANA
New 3-bedrm. brk rambler, Ice
kit, firepl. in liv.. rm.. full bsmt
oil h,-w.h.. Dashboard radiation
carport. SlS,75O.
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FRED B. CUSHMAN

436 n. Frederick Ave, Gaithersbars
Pc. 2-9f42 Gaithersburg 401
Ewes: Mr.. Price. Gaithersburs sos
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Large. brick rambler. mod. fully
equipped kit, din. rm.. very lge liv.
I'm. with open flrepl.. 3 extremely
ise: oedrnls. Zone 1Sx1sD. plenty Of
rm.), laundry trays, "a bath. oil
Dashboard heat. $4,000.
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COLLEGE PARK. 5000 Wake
lonial home. 5 bedrms.. az baths;
kits, 2 fireplaces: screen porch:
2-car garage. Wall-to-wall carpet
ing Will consider trade as part
payment S29. 200. with $1,000
d eGsI. " w. S s. F 5l4sS6 WA Z
COLLEGE PARK = 3-bedrm. ram
bier; beautiful fenced lot: nonvet
assume assume. 81 lean I,; $500 $500. dn. incl mel
tape. APP 7-7427; If no answer,
An O-0A00
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--Center-hall rambler; liv. rm.,
2 baths, - tiled bsmt.. kit. with
table space; carpeting. drapes
LIST trust. $1,000: 40 payable
S121 rs, incl. taxes and ms. Ask
ing $4,000 with $4,000 cash
Call HE. 4-O750.
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TEMPLE HILLS-Assume CT loan
on 3-bedroom Cape Cod: full,
walk-out bsnt., liv. rnl. with FIRE.
pl.. din. rm., lge. kit, lot 75x
500; Mr.; Hitler. LU; FL 19S; RE.
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iNIVERSITY PARK, 65O5 44th

W o 20 d L AW N: 5000 down-De-
tached 3-bedroom brick rambler;
payments like rent; vacant. BUD
NEY REALTY, HA. 2-3635. tn
SPLIT-LEvEL HOMES. SI6,975-
Finest all-brick homes in city.
Have full bsmt.,. very lge ultra
modern kit. all city improve
.nents. Rolling Ridge subdivision,
adjacent to st, Msrgaret's Church
at Addison I'd and Central ave.
Over 20 sold and occupied FILA
financing available Trades taken.
Also de luxe brick rambler at
Sl5.4h0 Call Mr.. Ohee, RE. s.
5000. with MAX MILLER. Real
Estate. Ii. 7-2100.
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Convenient
Parklawn location close to every
thing; lovely park at rear OF lot (:
rooms. including separate dining
room: S13,4n0, with S1.350 down
and easy FILA terms. W. r.
HUGHES CO., AP. 1900.
$3.50 DOWN, $50 MO.-Glenridge
bi-level brick and single: spa
cious Nv. rfn. and din. area. step
saving kit, full bsmt., fenced
yard: walk to schools. shops and
bus. Before buying, call PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES, The
Super Market Of Homes, AP. q
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PARK-Close to churches
and schools. This handsome BRICK
3-bedroom home has a HUGE sep
arate dining room, large kitchen.
opeA living room with fireplace
and full basement with bath. Sit
uated on a level ha-acre lot, with
many towering oak trees First
elusive cid with with BOWER BROS. AP.
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GREGORY ESTATES, only S59.50
per mo.--Modern 2-bedroom.
semidet. brick home; features in
clude equipped kitchen with auto
matte washer and disposal, gas
heat and many extras: priced.
i sss x F &. NV T. Ma HA'i s.oSSS az:
ewes III Q-oh5Q
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TEMPLE HILLS = New 3-bedrm.
er rrcf kit. Nv. Tm WIN With repl and
full bsmt. Sl6,95O. 9 others in
this immediate area. Dir: Rt. 5
and right on st. Barnabas I'd, left
on Temple Hills I'd, right on Por-
tai ave. to open sign. Ewes. Mrs.
Hurley. 10. s7-003s. MOORE &
MOORE, Realtors, RE. $4,000.
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UNIVERSITY PARK, 1922 Wood.
berry st. OPEN 2-5IBeautiiul
rm. and bath, iiv. rm. with Cathe-
dral ceiling. family din. rm., den
and kit. on LIST a. up. 2 lge. bed
rms. and bath, semifnished rec.
rm.. brick garage. This home has
lust been renovated. To inspect,
out Queens Chapel I'd. to Wood
berry St; left 70 open sign n, JAMES
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A REAL DOLL HOUSE-And in q
quiet, well-landscaped setting. The
well-kept interior offers coy liv.
rm., separate din, rm., 2 spacious
bedrms., tile bath. equipped kit.
and bsmt. Very convenient transp.,
shopping. schools, etc. Only Sl1. -
$50 with good terms. FIRST TINE
OFFERED. Exclusive with BOW
Frs BROS. AP. 7-s400.
HOUSES BY HUGHES. st. Jerome's
Parish. Older-type Dutch Colo
NAL. featuring huge din. rn. and
Ice bedrms., walk. dis. to
everything. May be bought with
only $3.50 dn. and easy terms
HuoHEs CO. APi 1900.
so CLEAN 1T SPARKLES-This
immaculate home has a IS liv.
ing room with fireplace, LARGE
separate dining room, dazzling
kitchen with separate breakfast
nook Excellent bedroom space.
Built-in garage. full basement.
hot-water heat: situated on a
nice lot with tall trees, This is
bargain priced at xl2,sb0. See
this one. todayl BOWERS BROS,
AP. 7-s4Oo.
ny OWNER-3-bedrm brick CO.
lonial with detached garage.
screened. front porch. lge. dining
room, full basement with rec.
room. S14,1OO. AP. 7-5lO7.
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3 lse. bedrms., full bsmt. on choice
lot. Full price only SI6,750 on
terms. Mr.. Murray. HE. 4-Sq4S.
LYMAN e, DELE 4 CO., INC
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IEWIsDALE-2-bedrm brick Cape
Cod: large liv. rm. with f1repl.,
full bsmt.. finished stairs to ex-
pandable attic. HEIDER & SELL
Frs, WA. 7-O196. WA. 7-S217.
NORTH FOREsTvILLE, 1928 send
ave. Open 2 till with $3.50
down you can take immediate
possession Of this attractive g.
s e6droom - rs Gnbl: sSnv at to An
c CO pals this hHm with todays finSn ac
ing, Ewes, HI. 9-504S. CRAW-
FORD & handy, INC, RE,
N. F0RESTvILLE-Assume q 49,
loan on S13,500. 3-bedrm. ram
bier. $1,000 down, $50 mo- pays
everything, PUFFEN B r @ r,
Realtor, 10. 7-5151.
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HILLCKEST HEIGHTS = UmceI
transferred. Assume his 49,
loan, pay only S94 mo. for pfin
int. taxes and ms; almost-new
brk home; 3 bedrms.. lge. kit.
huge liv. rn.. rec. rm., IL baths,
lge. level back ward; $4,000
Open for your insp. 2613 Heating
st. MR. RAUCH, 10. 2.S901.
INCOME-Conv. location near Univ.
Of Md, this capt. home can be
bought with low down payment.
Also consider trade. AP 7-1eSs
NEISO REALTY CO.. HE. 1855.
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COLLEGE PARK, MD, UNIV. AREA

DISTRICTS HEIGHTS; conv. An
drews Field-3-bedrm. brick ram
bier: liv. rm. with firepl, din.
rm.. equipped kit, full tiled .bsmt.
6-3635, RE. $4,000 til Q pm.
PRUDENTIAL REALTY CO..
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LANGLEY PARK AREA-3-bed-
rm. brick Colonial: firepl. in liv.
rm., lovely rec. rm.; corner lot;
nonvet assume CT loan: $500 dn.
incl settlement. VIII trade. AP.
7.7407. IL no answer, AID. 2-04O3.
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RIVERDALE-stone rambler. 4 lge.
rms, bsmt.: lge. corner lot con-
venient to everything. S12, 500.
WINSTON c. CLAY, WA. 7-422S.
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FOREST HEIGHTS, home and In
come--3 apis, rented: good invest.
In choice location. FOREST
HEIGHTS REALTY, 10. 7-1116,
GLASSMANOR = 3-bedrm. brick,
din. rm., kit, rec. rm., washer,
dryer, storm windows. fenced lot
$1,000 down. PUFFENBERGER,
Realtor. 10. 7-5151.
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NSA EMPLOYES-Modern homes
in College Park area. Down pay
JOHN A. VENT a. CO.. AP. 4
O90O-WE. 5-257s. Mr.. Snyder.
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LANGLEY PARK-A deluxe semi
Diet. ompletely air cond. 8 bed
proved, Si4,3OO. Easy terms. Cal
~: $1,000. BAINUM REAL ES-
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To reach: Out Michigan ave. 70
Queens Chapel I'd. to Ager I'd, left
on Aver I'd. to $500 block and sign,
right to homes: or east on Riggs I'd
to Ager I'd. right to $500 block ano
sign. left to homes.
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more and Norfolk by last mid
night.
Agreements were not reached
In either Baltimore or Norfolk,
although a contract was ham
mered out early today in Phila-
|delphia, a few hours after Capt.
Bradley's deadline hour had ex-
pired. The Philadelphia pact
covered 5000 longshoremen.
Federal Mediator John r. MUIR
ray said he expected them back
on the docks either tomorrow or
Thursday.
In Baltimore. negotiators fol
the ports 7.400 lila men and the
Steamship de Association
broke of negotiations after the
STA rejected the contract terms
agreed upon by the New York
employers. No further meetings
were set.
A trade association spokesman
said yesterday Baltimore en-
ployers would not increase their
offer of welfare payments. per-
init an escalator clause on wages
accept a fifth paid holiday or &c
along with coaStwise BARGAINING
AT Norfolk. employers and
union representatives still were
negotiating over local issues or
Ia contract for 4.500 longshore-
men. They were not expected
to return to work until Friday at
the earliest.
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subcommittee is considering is q
one-year postponement of the
requirement ordered by the
Army.
If the Array order stands. six
months active duty training will
be required Of inexperienced re-
cruits who Join the Guard ground
forces on or after April !.
The Guard wants instead to
confine the six months require
ment to recruits over 1917, re-
curing the younger enlistees to
take only IL weeks training, but
encouraging them to take more
voluntarily. @
Compromise Discarded
A possible compromise plar
apparently went into the dis.
card yesterday when Mai. Gen
Ellard A. Walsh, president Of
the National Guard Association
said it would be about as hard
to recruit men for q training
program split into two three
month segments as for a con.
tinuous six-month program.
The District National Guard
which launched its spring re-
cruiting campaign early this
month. says that Defense Sec
rotary Wilson's "draft-dodging'
reference, has had no apparent
effect" on enliStments.
We have been recruiting
about 100 men a month" to
maintain strength" a spokes-
man said. He added that during
the Korean war all the air units
and IS per cent of the District
Guard were on active duty.
Meanwhile, Mat. Gen. Max
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McC orthy Will Fight
Promotion of wicker

promised permission tn testify
before the Armed Services Com
|mittee against Gen. Zwicker, an
|old adversary in the Army Nc
Carthy hearings, whom Presi.
dent Eisenhower has nominated
for promotion to the temporary
rank OF major general.
Senator Mccarthy said he ha,
asked Chairman Eastland, Demo.
Icrat Of Mississippi, for permits.
sion to sit with the judiciar,
committee and quiz justice
Brennan about statements hi
contends Mr.. Brennan has made
concerning committees which
EXPOSE Communists"
He said he wants to ask Mr.
Brennan "how he reconciles hi.
general opposition to communism
with his backfence Shipping al
those who expose individua
Communists"
The committee says Mr.. Bren.
nan has accepted an invitation
to attend. A move to quiz hin
could set off q row similar to one
when there was talk of question.
ing Chief Justice Earl Warren
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Local Disputes
Still Idle Docks

NEW YORK. Feb. 10 P.-
Forty flve thousand striking
dockworkers from Maine to vir-
ginia remained idle today as dis
putes over contracts in Balti-
more and Norfolk prevented a
general back-to-work movement
Union spokesman were unable
to predict an end to the costly
pier tieup, now in It's seventh
day. The port-to-port situation
was confused.
Capt. William v. Bradley, pres
ident of the International Long,
shoremen's Association inde-
pendent. appeared determined
to withhold any general work
resumption until contract agree
ments were reached in all ports
from Portland. Me-. to Hampton
Roads. Va.
Last night Capt. Bradley made
a return to work today at 8 am
conditional on settlement of local
contracts in Philadelphia, Balti-
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By the Associated Press

The House Veterans Commit
tee looked to Government
sources today for CT home
mortgage funds after refusing
to raise the interest rate or
veterans loans to 5 per cent.
Overriding administration re.
quires for the higher interest
rate. the committee voted yes
terday to continue the present
4l2 per cent rate and find other
ways to provide CT home f.
nancing.
AS one alternative. committee
members turned to a study OF
proposals to authorize usc CT vi
to 81 billion Of National Service
Life Insurance reserves held in
trust for CT wartime policy
holders. The NSLI trust fund
now approxirnates Sc billion.
AS the committee began
closed-door consideration of the
NSLI proposals. Chairman Tea
que Democratic of Texas pre-
dicted favorable action. He told
reporters that some kind OF
q bill will be reported out"
Yesterdays action on the in
terest rate came as the CON-
mittee approved a bill authoriz-
ing an additional $3.50 million
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81 Home Loan Rate
Increase Is Defeated

for direct home loans to veterans
in rural and small town areas
where financing is not readily
available.
The rate. vote could be re-
versed when the bill reaches the
House, but Representative Adair
Republic of Indiana. who spon-
sored the rate increase proposal,
told reporters he was uncer-
tain whether he would reoffer it,
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well E. Rich. adjutant general
|of Utah. hammered at the Guard
theme that the six months
training program has failed by
not attracting the expected
number of enlistees in Federal
reserve programs.
The Ar1ny's order, he said in
prepared testimony, extends a
training requirement Of dubious
standards to the National Guarc
to obscure Department Of De.
tense failure in implelnentine
la recommended program fol
strengthening an anemic United
States Army Reserve.
Charges Failure
The department. Gen. Rich
said, is now talking of quality
instead OF quantity" to gloss
over what he said was its failure
to obtain its original goal. large
numbers OF trained reseryiSts."
Maj. Gen. Hal L. Muldrow
commanding general of the
Oklahoma National Guards 45th
Division. said in prepared testi-
Imony that after the division was
ordered to require six months
training of at least a fifth of its
recruits. the division suffered a
met loss of l54 men in three
months.
He said the six months active
service requirement would keep
unit commanders from recruit
ing enough men to keep up the
strength of their outfits because
parents will not subscribe to
Ipostponing their sons educa-
ton"
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BY the Associated Pres,

Senator Mccarthy. Republican
OF Wisconsin, made plans today
to fight the nomination of SUI
preme Court Justice William j
Brennan jr., and the promoted
of Brig. Gen. Ralph w. Zwickel
The Senator said his effort.
may take him before two Senate
committees within a week
He said he already has beer
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as to whether Congress has any
right to interroeate a sitting
justice" Mr.. Warren did not
attend the hearings and was not
questioned.
The Armed Services Commit
tee may meet tomorrow to con-
slider the zwicker promotion.
Senator Mccarthy and Gen.
zwicker, once friendly, crossed
swords in 1854 when the Senator
was investigating the Army's re-
fusal to court-martial Maj. Irv-
ing Peress. a dentist who had in
voked the fifth amendment on
questions about communism. DR.
Peress subsequently was dis
charged.
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No Chunge Reported
In Loneer's Condition
BY the Associated Press

Senator William LANCER. Re-
publican of North Dakota, was
reported again today to have
shown no marked chsHge in his
condition at Bethesda Naval
Hospital where he is seriously
ill.
There has been no sign of
any Improvement and no partic-
ular change in his condition, "
an aide to the Senator said.
Senator LANCER, 10. was taken
to the hospital February 4. He
is suffering from both pleurisy
and pneumonia.
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Negro Cleric to Get
Protestant Award

NEW YORK, Feb. 10 P.-
For the first time, a Negro has
been selected to receive the dis
tinguished Service Award of the
Protestant Council Of the City
of New York.
The recipient is the Rev. DR..
%. Clay Maxwell. minister Of the
Mount Olivet Baptist Church.
He was honored for Is years of
leadership toward interdenom-
Irrational unity.
DR.. Maxwell helped found the
council in l943.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19
Guard Apparently Coins
In Effort to Delay Plan
BY the Associated Press

The National Guard appeared today to have some
toward posponng requirement
duty for Guard recruits.
AS Guard generals lined up to their arguments
House Armed Services subcommittee Chairman Overton
Democrat Of Louisiana confirmed that
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-26

stationed at FIT. Meade. Pfc.
Lewis Fraley of Shady Grove
Road, Rockville, regularly sta
toned as signal communication
specialist at Tombstone, Arizona,
Pvt. Jim Woodland of Ger
mantown, stationed at Fort Riley,
Kansas. Bob Nicholson of
Redland, home from warehousing
school at Fort Lee, Virginia. If a
prize was offered for the service
man travelling the farthest to join
the home folks at Christmas, here
is one soldier who would be in
line for top honors-Sp3 Stan
ley L. Yankey of 206 Russell Ave
nue., Gaithersburg. Stanley, with
the 7th Division in Germany, ar
rived home via air last Monday
to start his 80 day leave.
Service news from the Armed
Forces keeps us abreast of local
soldiers, sailors, air1nen, and
Marines. From around the globe
here's the news we've gathered
together during the past week
or two. . Pvt. Clinton Hannah,
628 Blandford ST, Rockville, re-