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DOCS, PETS, ETC.

COCKER PUPS. male and female.
champion stud service; also, groom
st.. Hysttsviiie. Nd. va. 7.ssss''
WEIMARANER PUPPIEs, 2 females,
one very docile and one "full Of the
Old Nick. will sell on reasonable
terms II you can provide either
with q good home. RE. 6-6456,
LU. 4-0112.
DACEsHUND PUPPIEs; Axe req.
reSs. priced. kP. 7.sSs 5s 0'Au'''''
WEIMARANER. female. nc mos. !;
sl00. cal RE. $3.50.
TOY MANCHESTER PUPPIES, Axe;
boarding all breeds. HARDWOOD
KENNELS. RE. 6-6440.
BEAGLE-MALE; pure bred: black,
brown and white; Q mos. old: all
shots; reas. UN. 4-3O4O.
GER. lsHEP. PUPS, Axe. blk. and
slv.. 10 weeks. sire SCOT Of Long
worth. 10 mo-, male. MRS.
HARGITT, GAINESVILLE rd., Boyds,
ilcCLELLAN's sCOTTIE PUPS, Axe,
Champion stock, you may select
from filters. m. and {. sP. $3.50
GERMAN sHEP.. Axe. 8 mos. Old;
male: shots. housebroken; child's
champion; $75. CT. $3.50.
SIAMEsE-0IVE-AWAY 2 kittens. 2
grown females; thoroughbred. to
good. kind home. 10. 7-2106.
MINIATURE DOBERMAN AND TOY
FOX TERRIER. mixed. wormed and
locked: males, female: Q weeks
OLD and ready to 80 home. il. 4
BOXER PUPPIEs, 10 wks.: Axe:
must sell: accept reas. oner. RE.
TOY MANCHEsTERs. Axe. reg:
male or female: temporary shots:
small type. RE. 7-0300.
DACHsHUND. this dog Is special,
female. black: REGISTERED. 3 mos;
$40 our best offer. HE. 4-4e30.
TOY POlIRRANlAN; Axe reg; /
male, IL mos. old: champ. line;
must sell ct once. 10. 7-2006.
BOYLE s.I !. r .I;A q H aqshs; psdi-
DACHsHUND PUPPIEs. 4 Wks. old;
blk. and tan; champion stock; very
reasonable. ~. 6-3306.
GREAT DANES. Axe. magniflcent
specimens. Reasonable. JE. 2-6027
ENGLISH SPRINGER PUPS-Happy-
wood offers the best available IN
the area. Reasonable. OIL. 2-2107.
BAssRT HOUND PUPPTEs. long
cared beauties; wonderful pets for
children: Axe res. OIL. o-4672.
K,I Y 1;S. e female; . Q ~, Nss Oldi
children ne l.Q200
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SITUATIONS

cow .2S,I S %.s.S Ss.'; .5 S.rI s:s.. '%%H
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
tcOhTlhUEpl

PIANOS WANTED-Cash paid fol
used pianos. Call day or evenings
HA. 2-6460.
PIANO-smaiI upright, spinct Of
console; consider med. upft. or grind
,AD, 4-5g2S day; HU. 3-4657 might
'or Sunday. 81
PIANOs-ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night. 10. 0-3030
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ssS 4. SIS iI 81 Vt
AS s!sSa ! ai:ssRHis shss; is:ssIs!l.s: =:
NV, KB. TOAST.
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SEWING MACHINES
THIS
SINGER
SPECIAL!
SEWING MACHINES

Three world : famous
SINGER FEATHER
WEIGHT Portable sew.
ing machines which have
been used as demonstra-
tors available at reduced
bargain prices. Good as
new-never out of oul
hands. Here's the value
you've been waiting for,
so hurry = first come,
first served Three ma
chimes available at each
store.
"a Trade Mark Of
THE SINGER MFG. CO.
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~, yI'i. Syr : :e.EloS% .Es ,sys s s
sS &c ;;l:;s!:R & Rs'': s;s
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Ladies to hire. train and super,
wise outside sales stan. Hours q
SSn ehHlse. Use q car - a: srJss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16

Tor inaccurate accounts 70 the
public. the subcommittee be-
|lieves.
Lau6s Import Data
Meanwhile. in another facet
of is work TO pry the Id on
Government news and infor-
nation 10 which II believes the
public Is entitled. the subcom-
mittee last night praised the
Treasury Department for llov-
ing toward fuller disclosure Of
commercial products shipped
into the United States.
Chairman Moss said that as
d result Of conferences and cor
respondence with his subcom-
mittee, the Bureau Of Customs
has proposed q new rule where
by certain information about
imports can be withheld from
publication only on request Of
the importer.
Present regulations permit
such Withholding on request Of
importers, exporters. or owners
or masters Of ships docking ct
United States ports.
Broader disclosure Of such
information. Mr.. Moss said. will
not AFFECT national security. He
recalled that the Treasury De-
partment last August removed
somewhat similar restrictions
on information about exports.
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Two Red Chinese Get
Decth in Rebel Plot

HONG KONG. oct. 10 ~
The Red China News Agency
reported yesterday two men
have been sentenced 70 death
In Peiping Peoples Court as
counter revolutionaries who
planned TO overthrow the Red
China regime.
The sentences. subject TO con-
irmation. were read out TO .
mass rally Of more than 1000
people.
Peiping Radio In q broadcast
Of the report said Chu Hua and
Ma Yun-kuan organized an un-
derground. society In 1850 with
the aim Of subyerting Com
munist rule.
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about American progress or
space satellites and missiles.
The subcommittee's purpose
Il was explained today, u pri-
marty To determine whether
those and any similar order,
are essential to national re.
curity and legitimate in scope
and application.
1T may be that such orders
can be justified" q subcom-
mittee spokesman remarked
hut we want to see II any tin-
necessary secrecy Of that kind
hampers the program and II
undue ofiicial secrecy in the
past might have been q factor
| In letting the Russians Get q
Jump on u.s."
Hearings Scheduled
Assistant Secretary OF De-
Tense Murray Snyder and Ad-
miral John M. Hoskins, Defense
Department director Of de-
classification policy. win be
asked these and related ques-
tons at q subcommittee public
hearing previously announced
for November 10 and 10.
Admiral Hoskins was ap-
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POINTED last May by former
Secretary Of Defense Wilson q
devise some ways Of removing
the secret labels from tons oi
material that has been classi.
fied In the department since ths
end Of World War II. This wa,
In lire with an earlier directive
by President Eisenhower for m
eventual declassification wher-
ever feasible.
Surface Only Scratched
The House subcommittee,
headed by Representative Moss,
Democrat Of California. makes
no secret Of It's feeling that
the department has barely
scratched the surface in declas-
styling material that Is absolete
or otherwise should no longer
be withheld from general pub
lication.
Even aside from the compile
cations and expanded interro-
CATION certain TO result from the
satellite issue. the subcomniit-
tees scheduled questioning Of
Mr.. Snyder and Admiral Hos
kins next month promises TO
provide spectacular sessions.
Subcommittee members re-
portedly want TO know whether
Admiral Hoskins received any
real authority to declassify any
thing, or whether the much-ad-
vertised declassification project
Is turning out 10 be little more
than Just another study. SUBJ
committee sources say the clas-
sification rate ct the Pentagon
Is even greater today than dur
ing World War II.
Snyder Memo at Issue
IN what subcommittee menu
bers describe a. q running bait
tie" with Mr.. Snyder. q main
point In controversy Is Mr..
Snyder's memorandum last
April ordering the Air Force
not 70 talk about test firing
Of missiles.
That memorandum. accord
ing to the subcommittee's view.
allows the Air Force TO make
public only such general in
formation as the fact that a
missile. intercontinental or
otherwise. was fired. In event
Of an accident in test firings
the names Of injured service
personnel could be made public.
The subcommittee indicates
II is far from satisfied that
public information about mis-
siles and satellites should be
greatly restricted. Undue Sc
crecy and silence IN ofiicial
quarters is dangerous because
II could mislead the public and
cause the spread Of distorted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16
Satellite Issue Widens
Military Secrecy Probe

Military orders Tor SPACE satee programs have
wdenen the orbit Of subcommees investigation Of
Defense Department public information methods.
The subcommittee striving for freer flow Of information
from Government agencies the recently issued
orders banning military personnel from talking 70 outsiders
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FIBERGLAs@ DRAW DRAPERIEs

eusrsnised NO IRONING >. WASH
N HANG IN J MlliUTEsl SeEd ssIen
q ehsmpssss. piak. autmss. light green
end white. so-inehss long. Single window
siss. 44-ineh plssssd top. iis windows
Up to a inches.
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Quality drapsrissl Richly texiwsd repp cloth eoien and
rsyenD szpsrily woven. Floral and modern prinh with
gold ovsrIsY adding Sparkling accent 10 any reeml
SINGLE WINDOW szE-Faishsd <s-iaeh pLEATEp TOP
Evening star., 1957-04-28
Are Unhappy?

presidents and polo players who had unhappy episodes
as children without getting their Oedipus complexes
syndicated from coast-to-coast
I'm also supposed to be very gloomy Gus when you
meet me in person. But this IS just matter Of contrast
On the air say crazy things, put on silly hats and do
all the stockintIade things that people There
is difference between everyones professional and
private manners But people apparently think conc
dams should be comic all the time. don't joke with
my DENTIST my elevator man, my attorney my mother
inlaw. And they appreciate my restraint Only writers
suspect that It hides breaking heart
''Allen Is Worried"
And then comes the cncher to make everybodys heart
bleed for poor successful Steve ALLEN worried sick
about his television ratines" This is idotic On the
contrary have every to Be well pleased with
our shows ratings. And I'm not going to plunge
into lake because Ed Sullivan usually comes in first.
second or third in the ratings. When took the
Sunday night spot had sunk TO ratings Of seven
eight points. Within six months I've been lucky enough,
with the help Of great crew. to increase the standing by
just 400 per cent We have beaten Ed Sullivan couple Of
times. and program has been popping up frequently
Evening star., 1957-04-28

in the top 10. Anybody who could be down.
this must be nuts.
How then do reality and truth come in
beating? Partly because Of the reporters.
all. is the age of conformity. Woe to him wi
conform to the patterns Of our time - and
pattern for comedians wears the mask oi
We, the comics, do. however, have to
assume one share Of the blame: we're hams.
Like all performers we talk freely where a
tieht-lipped businessman might keep his
troubles bottled up.
Then, too, some distortions are motivated
by envy. It's no secret that show business is
full Of professional jealousy. One person will
tellyou Perry Como is nice guy Somebody
else will knock him. Since the death of VIII
Rogers there has been no such thing as a
universally popular performer. Once an
unpleasant piece Of information appears,
mud-slineers perpetuate it.
So there you have the real real Steve Allen.
From now on. MIR. Fan Magazine Writer and
Miss Sob Sister. you'll have to be very spe-
cific about the subject matter before you
interview me. I'm tired Of your refusal to
understand that comedian has as much
Evening star., 1957-04-28

right to occasional low period football player
a clergyman I've greatly enjoyed your company and
find some Of you attractive and interesting people But
it's great life, and though I'm sorry to dsappoint
you. I'm enjoying it greatly.
Maybe we can get together some time, though, and
talk about your Illustrations. The End
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20
WATERFRONT PROP. SAFE,
MONEY WANTED

FAST GROWING CORP. desires S..
g collateral or outright sale. Mr..
MACOMBER, 10. l-7O6O,
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BUCKS 1857 uO) to choose
from. These are factory and
company ofncial cars. All are
low mileage and carry q new
car guarantee. Through our
special purchase plan. We can
offer all models, These cars
in 5s al Dor IsIlS , ssgsaPped' inslgSS
from $1,000 TO 1890 on Of
new car price. EXAMPLE:
Roadmasters as low as s3,5e9:
genturys, $3.SSS; supers, So
Most eoIofs available. These
are. offerer on q flrst- come,
nrst-served basis. Trade and
ohio Williams -i BuicK:
INC. phone LII. 4-7SOO.
p s, Don't miss these tre-
mendous savings.
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HUDSON 1915 super "6": still q good
car; tires. plugs. points. fuel pump
all new; Sl25. 1920 North 18th
street. Arlington. Va. ia. 3.5975.
IMPERIAL 1886 4-dr,; full power
SuSnirY 2'c coabirIS%NE sIisS
WHEELER. INC. CHRYsLER CITY
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
90 Wisconsin NV. EN- 2-l020
IMPERIAL '57 SEDAN
Beautiful ivory finish, rich. lux
tires. solex glass. Touch tune radio,
heater. power equipped. Including
windows and 6-way seat. Dual head
lights. Al other famous firsts with
Chrysler safety. and economy fea-
lures. The number one forward look
car. House car driven very little.
New-csr title and warranty. sale
price 1880: Best terms.
y IzkoEsT wSs.r SSdofosI bsA fiTY
$500 Wis. Ave. NV. En-. $4,000
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100 A.. ~ mi. DC. Charles Co. Nd.
overlooking the Patnxent River. q
neglected place with wonderful
possibilities: ga. allotment: several
lake sites; . old houses. 2 barns;
tight-money market price, S12,50O.
$4,000 down. JU. b-5533.
IO8-ACRE FARM only Q miles from
Manassas. SO acres wooded, 40 acres
II grass: Beautiful new brick rsmb-
S Cali fr sR a &c 5rG for appoint ONT
ment. JOSEPH w, SEAY CON-
ccsh Church, Va Va. Realtors " ssoad St. rAii'
RENT; sos ACRES, one Of Monte
acres under cultivation: mostly
down ~ hav grasses. : rms. u
baths; house old but comfortable
has large soI bank Os NaS, d es, stock ok
Rte No 100 about Y mi s.w OF
Comus, mr. GAINESVILLE Attractive
rental available to qualified tenant
HOWARD r SCHAFER. CL .
SAD
IN NORTHERN VIRGINIA
These farms are as good as ! have
had In my 20 years IN the real estate
fax. Prince william, Pauauief and
Loudoun Counties; ranging from so
acres to 1000 acres each. Some have
mansions grand For more informa-
MASON HIRST
The Farm Broker
Closed Sundays
Annandale, Va. CT. $4,000
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MONEY 70 LOAN

LOANS, $1,000 $50 600.
Group your debts. lower your
and improvements: quick, honest
courteous service on real estate
s Msayi.n &C. on 2Hl' Il the Ro 5iHss &
Baltimore. Nd. day or night, suns
and holidays. at Saratoea 7-4047
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

5000 to $4,000 SQUARE FIT
OF End COMMERCIAL zoNED
OF SOUTH on NORTH CAP
ITOL SITS. PHONE Ma. s.
9257 BETWEEN 0 AND 8
WEEKDAYS.
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED

g.. s.. Or 4.FAMILY UNITS in near.
BY Va 2 bedrooms; easy terms. IA.
t-2b07.
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MACHINERY and E0ulP.
TRUCKS FOR SALE


DODGE 1884 panel: approx, a. 900
P RlIss 20 excel sslI f Io esseCcc tires
CHEVROLET I04s 2-ton I2-ft.
STAKE; 2-speed rear, new clutch.
tires; sss5. wo. s-ois5' '''
cHEvR0IET SO ! b.ton stake: new
20s3, Po. 2-6si0.
CHEVROLET .S HS.I .: ton nat bed truck.
SIS. VIII. 6-044S. oiney, Nd.
1910 Dodge. 7.ton dump sio6
1915 ONO, trash, dump SEQ
1928 QMC. 4-ton dump 49, 5000
1917 Ford, trash, dump $3.50
ig4g Iord. i-ton dumpveyor. $3.50
Two 3-ton dump bodies
Ma. $4,000
CHEVROLET 1855 acton pickup;
sreen; heater thoroughly recondi-
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
ia. s.eoo oT III 0 iP'..M.'
green finish; lust traded: viii Ell
Tor only si7b.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
Slt q. Z: s.e Sso5ShE'.s vi . Al Fin, Va
ICE CREAM TRUCK. ton Chew.
rQlet, 1879. REFRIGERATED body; Sc.
$50. 10. 2-402S after 4.
AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED
cars wasons VILLAGE D ToToR rs
1888 q ave ne, AID, 4-Oll4.
SOUTHERN DEALERS need cars des.
trucks station wagons HYATT6.
WILLIE AUTO SALES, 1920 r.
ave, Hyattsyille. Nd wa, 7-i2s6
WANTED FOR souTHERN our ET
Clean used cars, ell makes and mod
sls WE DEAL IN CASH ia e-2d6i
WE NEED CARS
STATION WAGONS, WILL PAY oFP
To- WoLFE MofoRs' 1901 WIS
AVE-. NV. RE. s-4C1s
Will Pay Up to
I:ssS S''s - sssi 80: :ss pvl.s. 's:.:sSS
5000 tords and MsrcurSs $500
80 $50 Piyms, and podFss =. 2.f06I
on WILL TRADE UP OR DOWN
CALL AID. 4-oeS2
lBLASS & CLARK
COR. N. CAPITOL AND
CASH / ~ :.
FOR
CARS
= ANY MAKE
FLOOD PONTIAC co.
t22l connsetieut Ave. wo. o-e4O0
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COOL SETTING
HOUSES TO BUILD

UUUSeS " oUbkU
ADD A ROOM or BUILD A HOME
- Eedrms baths on your
lots avail. CROSSRoADs pEVEL-
CUSTOM BUILDER will build on
fof. Cali IL he 60 4 nSs5sy 0A''' Diu'
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY
HIGHEST CASH or will sell-rent
Ior v yST; nsH psg.r No q q homes ose
LIST YOUR HOUSE for sale IN
nearby Monte. Co. Nd. with US,
STRoUP REALTY CO. RIA. $500
MODERN clean 2 or 2 bedrm home
HAVE sUBsT CASH MRS cox
ST s.7aes LII s.sI3s
CALL MR. DAVID. RA 6-6aI2 Ma
s-02"7. II YOU want cash for your
BUDNEY PAYS ALL CASH for your
WI s-es7e, he s.ssosp ''oO'
IMMEDIATE ACTION
CASH AT ONCE. NO STRINGS
H N. GREENFIELD. ia. 9-77se
TOP CASH FOR HOUSES
ovneS Su' Mr. sA SUg'si DI di!s .ssd iTo"
DIRECT FROM OWNER
Spring Valley. Reas. for cash: state
description. price and location. BOX
47-G. Star.
SPOT CASH
FOR YOUR HOuSE-ANY SECTION
NO COMMISSION
SOL INVESTMENT CO.. Ii. 3-5307
ALL CASH FOR YOUR HOUSE
No CONN .-HioHEsT PRICES
Call Leonard Freedman
81 3.4929 AIT. 8. Tu. 2-31s7
VIRGINIA
CASH FOR YOUR HOME
IMMEDIATELY COMMISSION
. CALL MIR. BARITZ
lE 4-d650 Ewes, RA. 3-Oli4
SPOT CASH
For Home or Trust Note
coz q Co. INC. re. S-less
WHEATON-R OCKVILLEI
vS WI g Ros.tv; Ss:h .cF cn hN% wodip
COMPANY, 10. 1.720o.
DIRECT FROM OWNER
Highest cash for homes. Free ap-
praisal daV or night; d. c.. ? q. Co,
Nd Mr. KITCHENS. ST 3-736e
INVESTMENT PROP. for SALE
TO CLEAR AN EsTATE-1s four
family mats. occupying one. full
block. Fully rented 10 eolorsd.
No Ssnt sr'f Sos sassSGI' li sts tSr appoint
1911 ADAMS MILL RD.5Apt. bldg;
r rIaa sIssiau 81. 7.3iosni i'' h'"''
STREET LEyEL STORE in shopping
rented; income so $3.50 per s9OE month;
Sl2. 600 cash REQUIRED. See Mr..
BuRcHETT. Bill Nichols ave. sc.
30 CHOICE NV. UNITS
2 detached modern bldgs.. at park
S ns.r IN, n u and I BAL r. a., aTea ao6 oar
70 Inspect. cali DxVfD RosENsERo.
DREYFUSS BROS.
Ma. s.O5s0 Ewes. Sun. IA. 2-7s2Q
PROMINENT STORE
AND APT. BLDG.
Income approx. $4,000 annually.
Pulls occupied. Will sell accepting
IN trade 5 to "a unit apt. house.
Write Post once Box 1907 Wash.
p e.
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ATTRACTIVE professional suites,
incl. .utils,; dental suite already
rented. Box 1890. Star.
STORE FOR LEASE-N.E. section;
1S-ft. show windows. Free parkinG
available. Long-term lease. Once
space above. Write Box 254-G. Star
VIC. 18th AND X SITS. NV. 500
50. IT. avail. space on Q entire floors
or part, at 81 per #. Including air
conditioning. elev. service. char
service and utilities. Ideally suited
for attorneys, accountants and in
A. H. LEVIN RE. 1880, for
further information.
SIAN SPRING woodmoor shop
ping center. lge. air-cond' once
Si5 CHESTER y KELLER. Ju
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PLYMOUTH IS Cdr; clean car
ROSENTHAL CHEVROLET

Glebe Rd. and Columbia Pike
Arlington. Va. ia. 7-67sl
PLYMOUTH 81 HOUSE CARS
Choice of most models, Plaza
Savoy. Belvedere. Not stripped down
cars. but equipped with heaters.
radios. airfoam seats. undercoating
directional signals. wheel covers,
electric wipers. lots Of chrome trim
Some auto. transmissions, power
steering, power brakes, Solex Safety
glass. exclusive torsion-aire ride and
81 famous Plymouth safety features.
Unusually good buys at their special
sale price. Worthwhile savings. New
car title and warranty. Check the
actual value you receive for the
amount you spend. Best deals ever
with
WHEELER. NC. cHRYsLER CITY
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 Wis. Ave. NV. EN-. $4,000
PLYMOUTH ,58 BelvedeFe: the beau
tiful. PREMIUM Plymouth hardtop;
power, sStonati ss' sr:nsm arsos IKE
new. inside and out: No. 596-A.
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AUTOMOBILES F0R SALE
tcONTlNuEDl

CADILLAC 81 4-dr.; "62" that is
goea finish. clean interior, Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20

Ideal ONCE space: 400 to AIS 50
Il air-conditioned. elevator blda
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SILVER SPRING

DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE in heart
OF Silver Spring. reasonably priced
CLIFFORD v. LITTLE. JU. 7-9393,
Pc. 9-2S2S.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE oFFlcEs, STUDIOS for RENT


vA.-very desirable
corner lot Of about 10000 50. IT,.
35O-ft. frontage. Less than 81 per
S-e966 or or. 3-27e5 ~
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ISETTA "B.M.W." 800
COIJPE

LINCOLN 50, Capri 2-dr. hafdtop:
milease. To be sold for appraised
yalLe to settle an estate. A real
Ssys. syn S;s, rE. s-6es7; week
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PLYMOUTH BUYERS!
Did you know that you can buy 9
new Plymouth for $l.s00: only $3.50
down and payments as low as $50 80
z month PALS CHURCH. pe soto;
ave. IE 2.23O0
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SIUkE IN Shopping
center with 2 apis. above, all rented
income $500 per mo. $4,000 cash
required. See MR.. BuRcHETT.
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ment Center of Alamagordo, N.
NJ. in cooperation with the
Winzen Research Corp. Min
neapolis. maker of the balloon
and gondola.
Col. John P Stapp, chief of
the Holloman areo-medical field
laboratory. said the vanguard
of the Air Force group would re-
turn to New Mexico today and
the remainder of the contingent
would follow tomorrow. Data as
sembled during the tests will be
studied by research personnel.
The Air Force has indicated
some of the findings may prove
valuable in rocket and possible
manned satellite flights of the
future.
The next ascension will be
made by Maj. David G. Simons,
of Lancaster. Pa. Col. Stapp said
it could not be known at this
time just when it will be. He
said several dry runs" would
have to be made. including a trip
to that altitude by an unnamed
balloon.
Capt. Kittinger spent about IL
hours in the cramped capsule,
entering the craft at / am. to
begin instrument tests and
checks. Asked if he suffered any
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of Arkansas. Mr.. Hays keeps his
membership at the Baptist
church in Russellville, Ark, but
attends Calvary Church while in
Washington.
DR.. Crawford, who last year OBJ
served his 25th anniversary as a
minister and his 18th ,year as
pastor of Calvary Church. is a
former president of the Wash
ington Federation of Churches
and of the District of Columbia
Baptist Convention.
Other officers elected included
the Rev. N. w. Paullin of Phila-
delphia, first vice president; Mrs.
H. Park of San Leandro, Calf,
second vice president, and T. w.
Estes of New York. treasurer.
A debate on whether to estab-
lish convention headquarters in
Chicago or New York will take
place later today. The denom-
nation now has offices IN sew
eral cities.
This afternoon Evang ellis t
Billy Graham will address the
convention.
DR.. Martin Luther King, jr..
Montgomery ALA will address
the convention tonight.
The meeting will close to-
morrow.