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1919 DOWN
HOUSES F0R SALIVA.

ALEX. va, HILLS-3-bedrm. shin
Gle ramb.; lge. lot: $1,000 cash
dn., assume 4es loan, $3.50 mo.
pays PITT. NORMA JEAN POE.
ANNANDALE-Here It Isl That
S15.960 house In q $25. 900 neigh
borhoodl It's . white frame Cape
Cod. set on la-acre wooded lot.
SON N. WOOD. CT. 3-iOss.
ARLINGTON, N.-For q small fam
lily. Charming brick rambler on
q beautiful h-aere lot: two bed
rooms. separate dining room full
SssDN GREEN Sl7 CO IA o t1Isoo.
ARL., N.-country club area: as
sumo CT loan: 3 bedrms.; sep:
sHs.b ES' s sSu o%NE Ri k i eIsoI7
ARL. s.-Attr., ( bedrms., 2 baths;
s s.sSss. sio'0sO. OWNER OF.
BROYHILL landowner, 3-bed-
own financing. JE. 4-6703.
FAIRFAX, va, 25 Addison rd-As-
sumo Sll 600 y CT loan. y-ped;
block 70 school and community
swimming pool; $14.760. End trust
avail. OR. 3-0566.
FALLS CHURCH-An attractive
rambler on . level. h-acre lot; 3
bedrooms, ~ baths, full base
ment with finished recreation rm.;
attractive terms: only $4,000.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO..
Exclusive Agent, ia. 4-1400.
FALLS CHURCH AREA: $1,000 On.
2 b.r., III b.. guest rm. or den,
full bslnt., part. nm. shd. I'd: very
S s1SsO lSc'' o 5SsSTs q s.6 5Ssiip;
GLEN CARLYN. nr. elementary
and jr high-3-bedroom brick
rambler with full tiled basement;
lovely kitchen with eating space.
s1 HA q , sSHyen WTidHT rn REAhs
~. INC. "a. 2-4s0O.
L5N. v, AEsEA. near Shirley
TSsrm my; S%' WIDOW sd Walls FACE face
rear Of beautifully planted u acre
overlooking 360-sq.-ft. fagstone
patio; lge. attrac. all-elec,. kit.
with eating space; every mod. APP
pliance. custom Grapes and wall
to.wall carpeting. a truly dream
R SsHV.d eH SOms esn City ONLY Water
plus auto. well for unlimited wa
tering Of gardens, Lovely commu-
unity Of Individual homes; u
RAE aAIL K RES sl;F c seoSoC a. SsssSS s.
LYON PARK, sI2,e50-This is .
nice home for children, ] block
from school: excellent neighbour
hood. near shopping center and
busline: 3 bedrooms. fireplace
ntHRlloR ssssm sRuA1s h1scEa's! IA. neat
6057 or IA. s-9120.
NOLAN STUNNING sPLLT-LEyEL
H nsiI 9aifE r ssoSSri next 70 he.
electric Kitchen, full center. hall,
fireplace IN living rm;, full bsnt
h-aere level wooded lot, with
patio in choice area. TOP value
81 $4,000. cRoWELL a CO..
I'm IEcSi .oSSIcssol N olsOs 70" Arl'
NOTTINGHAM SCHOOL AREA, in
l kSEsh ASIins tSis s.bsdaoon bres
I sres fenced ess ievsi lot and many many
extras Including extra storegss
space. II takes q Tot o. lOvin'
and special care TO give q home the
KIND q appeal We found here
Real S EssIfsxTE co6is. "a. H sG.siSio.
PIMMIT HILLS, close to Langley
slte-S bedrms.. storm windows
and doors. nice fenced In lot
with trees, terms can be arranged.
BY OWNER. Call Ell. 6-312s.
IS, ARLINGTON-2-b edrm. SEMI
Diet. house: GARBAGE disposal.
lie. lot: $4,000, $1,000 down:
OWNER TO hold End trust. IA.
7-7p76.
SPRTNGFIELD-owner Will take
$500 dn. on raneh-styie 3-bedrm.
rambler on wooded u o.; S11,o5O,
incl. wash. machine and member
ship n excl. nearby lake club.
". 2.7i36.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHl, 1924 Rigs fd,-Im-
mediately available. New 3-bedrm
rambler; daylight bsmt.; about u
acre, quick possession. JOHN HI
JOHNSON, WA. 7-bObO.
bsdrms.. ~ SStns fenced: ri ia GId
scaped lot, patio. fully equip. mod
kit. and laundry rm.: 2lxi3 iiv
rm. with nIepl; many unusual
OWNER, HE. $3.50.
KNOLLs-Charming 81
bedrm. brick and-stone rambler
Modern kit. with dishwasheT. full
daylight bsmt. Buyer can take
advantage Of large AZ loan, pay
4 III PECK. ne ne a.sio sSt III ). OoA
AREA,
e377 Leona st.--FRAME house,
2 lots: 2 bedrooms In finished
attic: Ground floor has 2 bedrms..
kitchen, dining room, knotty-pine
oil heat: 100000. 30s
cHEvERLY-Attention NeA folks
and othersi on Wash. -Balto,
pkwy., We have 9 wide variety OF
10 5-bedrm. houses in this
beautiful Ice, distinctive COM
sm ,l csll .i Ma =; ss-es63; q sat- sat-.
NICKEL,
PARK-4-bedrm. bum
salow; din. I'm, kit. lge; scT.
SELLING To settle estate. $1,000,
WINSTON G. CLAY, WA, 7.l22s.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS = Assume
41ae6 loan. b-rm. rambler, loo.
close 10 schools and shops: comb.
storm and screen windows. Low
settlement ai,s v, sqss; o'o92l;v 200 q
321l Branch ave. Sc, 10. $1,000.
' sssuSs ~. n ES"s. d sseodrRy ni
NUT Ell VA, ifLIER. 70.
fRUDElVTfzL RExEkT 90.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
(coNTlNUEpl

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Colonial. on
6smSts' sSras En- 10000. a.. v
PisANI. Realtors, OIL. 4-7bO0l
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BETHEeDA, Locust Hill Estates--
3 families cannot md many IKE
this: 9 bedrns,. 3 baths, ,elg
p.icsd Il ssp,Sco. fRkNK 3.
EltfLIPB, INC, OIL 2-7o00:
0pes., OF. o-0O7o.
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FIHLlI NENII OO.l JHs t-UoUos
LYON PARK, SI2,g5O-This Is q
nice home for children, ] block
from school: excellent neighbor.
hood. near shopping center and
busline 3 bedrooms. fireplace
GEORGE BRUMBAcK. IA. q
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HOUSES F0R SALE ND.
M0NTo0MFRY COUNTY


ALTA VISTA. TERRACE-3-bedrm
erk: Colonial. conv. Joe. Nv rm;'
s Esp.S0O nice oEc esr pen Rob sri SsSs
REALToR. 1895 Wis. ave, OIL.
2.2i23. Once open D I'll o.
UNIVERSITY PARK-
Modern 3-bedrm. Colonial brick
home, in excellent condition. Near
everything Just blk. from d. G.
Powder rm. on LIST A.; fireplace,
patio, eaTpeting, full bsmt. and
other extras, Priced In. low 2Os
1911 or tn. 2.3633.
ARMY MAP SERVICE, MaArthuT
blvd, TAYLOR Basin-Home that ID
different from average: tucked In
among large trees; priced under
S2OD00; 3 bedrms., Ice. kit. rec.
rm., Ia baths, gar. Ewes, WO. o.
4l62, or TIoHE WOOD. EN-. 2
2210.
BETHESDA In lovely Westboro,
Si6,05O-Charming Dutch Colo
NAL brick. featuring 3 CHEEKY bed
rms; cool screened porch open
fireplace; beautifully Handicapped
yard. Top school section In heart
Of town. mo trafiic). Call SHAN
NON 4 LucHs CO., KE. 7-1sOO.
BETHESDA, near NIH-charming
3-bedrm., ih-bath brick rambler,
on gorgeous 1B0-ft, lot. All-elec-
trio kitchen with dishwasher and
disposal; mr.. all schools and trans
portation, EN-. 2-9200. DISTRICT
MARYLAND LAMP REALTY, INC. Ewes
BETHEsDA, mr.. Naval Hospital
iov. ali fedee.: 6edrms.. scr.
pch., gas heat llsss trust; trees.
INC. Oh. s-7s60 ri 0. va
B 4E. gfo.u AZ ASSUME SUM-! LARGE sE,I
Nv. :din. rm. with irepl., kit. with
table space. twln-slzed bedTms.
full bsmt tiled a., lay. 4 REAL
S.M. 4 ohE fasli k.si III 9
BETHESDA =. Attrse. brick cape
Cod, IN Ayrlawn. Two bedrms.
and bath on 1st; plumbing. and
heating roughed IN on End for 2
add. bedrms. and another bath;
81 22o.7sd6 Y ;v elsNo Oh. E e.iT@s.
BETHEsDA-Liv, Im,. kit.. WITH
on LIST; 2 bedIms,, v bath on end;
2-3S6i. WALKER x DUNLOP,
Reeltors' uptown ONCE EN-
NrlVuWGnA. Ynaflat Hill Enfntna-
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SITTING UP HOUSE? The perfect
house for the LIST home: cute,
modern rambler-style in Kensing-
ton: on eo-it; vide lot; with view tCo
AZ KEssINoER q CO.. u.
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AssUME 4It% Sl7,4OO loan on
this all-brick rambler. with built
in garage and large separate din
ing room, 3 twin-sized bedrooms.
kitchen with table space, full day
light basement: walk TO schools
without crossing street. GRAHAM
a. Co. JU. b-0OlO, Jul h-6bbO
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c0gLIoSgREIP. oRP UgTTENTg

coLoRED OPPORTUNITY
WHY HAVE DREAMe7
1917 Vafnum Street. NV.
Your DREAMS. can come true
with this custom-built DETACHED
BRICK large rooms. a baths.
plus everything you could ask for
In Q home. Priced below semidet.
in similar ,neighbolhood. .epas.
lawn incl; 2 lots irontlns on 5 A5Eyle
and on TERMS you can AFFORD.
See L TODAY Mrs. Miller, NO.
7.q46s; MARSHALL :. WAPLE co.
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UNIVERSITY HILLS

Huge 75x1sO fenced-level
lot. for outdoor living, and
improved By lovely 3-bedrm.
brick rambler. with screened
porch, full bsmt., semiree.
rTn.. alum, storm windows.
screens, diehwasher. dispos-
81, fireplace, g.h.-w. heat
and numerous other lovely
features. Can assume s12,-
600 AZ Oh loan, payable
SSo.11 including all. AS low
- 81. 900 down. Owner viii
hold End trust.
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J.. a-,.oJ AkTsNohhsn s.osi,

coLLEoE PARK- bedrms:. ny
sssS lS %c. f Saa. ON. rssi.tSySss 300
peter hagan b ION
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GLEN MAR PARK, Mass, ave. ext,
The most immaculate and
rms, baths; basement with
beautifully finished rec. rm.;
screened porch, garage, level
fenced shady yard. Prompt possess
sion. Good financing. See this one
todayi S23,O6O. BILLINGSLEY
EEALTYSs Co, EN-. 2-232o; eyes,.
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GERM ANTOWN. nr. AEc-spotless
from hard road. with a; vide stream
rms, IL baths, oil heat; more
land avail. BARBARA q. ROSS.
Broker, Jamestown Nd. Pc.
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SEAT PLEASANT
$40 S0 MO

Bent or Sale. bedrm. ssmidet.,
Finer h sas Ms aiai s-ssssSi III fs S.H'
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FAIRFAX. va, 25 Addison rd-As-
fm.,' bsmt. rambler. lovely iot; /
block 10 school and community
swimming pool; $14.750. End trust
avail. CIR. 3-O56S.
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jPRTNGFIELD-owner Will take
$500 dn. on raneh-style 3-bedrm.
rambler on wooded u o.; S14,95O,
incl. wash. machine and member
ship II excl. nearby lake club.
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GLEN CARLYN, mr.. elementary
and jr high-3-bedroom brick
rambler with full tiled basement;
lovely kitchen with eating space.
s sHA sNHysn wSiHT n REAis.
nv INC IA 2-lRnn-
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VIM. M. THRocKMoRToN

Evel., Nj. 0lttlnger, EN-. a-7e85
KENBINoTON = No money down:
very attractive 3.bedrm. rambler;
COW. location. immed. occupancy.
3l0LER y co. INDY 10, 4-S3S3.
YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU SAW
This brick Colonial close TO Wheaton
~ Enq a,e IN Smsg S. s bls; din; area
oder, VERY low I'm psynent'
hoim MERcHk -. ri. p-eSOo
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OWNER TRANsFERRED : Ador-
able able, i EpElish.s style s,,. bvnsa alIowS..
6smt,. fenced enclosed yard with
shrubs and trees: SlS,50O, 81 900
down and assume 4Mgc loan
Payments like rent. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES. AP. =
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CcOntinusd En- Next PaSSO
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Em., fireplace. family din; rm.'
ment, hot-water heat. patio. Ice.
lot: Al condition; S13,7b0. CLAIR
ENCE :. BEcRAFT, liz N.
Frederick ave-, phone Gathers
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HOUSES By HUGHEs-stately g.
rm. Colonial: Impressive cor. lot,
delighffuilS shaded BY tan. tai
trees; I short block from country.
issy iSe.t R1a: $3.50 aHss ssH5isS
HUoHES CO, AP. T-ilOO' "
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home. conVsnisntiy i oest. SdsI i SIS
vest Qf Connecticut avenue, near
shopping center has 4 bedrooms
and bath; immaculate condition.
Priced for immediate sale awS17,-
300 CAL NO, $4,000 I'll pm.
EpW. II. oNEs n CO., aevy
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Iments) as will permit tightening
the burden of armament end
will provide to both sides a bet
ter prospect for a just and dur
able peace"
Won't Rely on Promises
at is not easy to reach such
an agreement. Experience has
demonstrated that agreements
with the Communists are not
dependable so long as they are
merely based upon paper accords.
Good faith is not a factor which
can be relied on to assure con-
tinued adherance by Communists
to the terms Of an agreement.
Therefore. the free nations can
not safely reduce their military
strength merely in reliance upon
promisory agreements by the
Soviet rulers. We do not and
viii not rely upon Soviet promises
alone"
Mr.. Dulles told the committee
that he and other administration
leaders are thoroughly willing to
agree with some congressional
groups that there is room for
better organization Of the mu-
tual security programs. He de-
clared that President Essen.
hover and he believed that the
$3.8 billion bill provides for i'm
proved organization.
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the kind the fund would supply
is reasonably limited.
ut is not our purpose to A.
nance the development If these
nations to the level of our own
economy. It is rather our pur-
pose to help them gain a mo-
mentum Of economic progress
which will make it possible for
them to go forward on their own
capital formation. without side
assistance confined to private in
Ivestment and other normal
sources of financing. We should
think of the fund as a long-term
Operation but not as going be-
iyond the time when it serves the
enlightened self-interest of the
United States"
Cites Past Record
Discussing the military assist
ance aspects of the bill, Mr.
Dulles said that one Of the best
arguments in favor If such aid
is its past record in strengthen
ing collective security against
Soviet threats and moves.
Noting that the United States
since 1850 has provided about
SIT billion in military equip
ment and related economic as
sistance to military programs OF
friendly nations. Mr.. Dulles re-
ported that those countries
themselves spent more than 500
billion for defense.
While citing the continuing
problem Of reaching firm agree
ments with Soviet rulers. Mr.
Dulles nevertheless remarked:
I'VE find 1t hard to believe
that the Soviet rulers will not
in their own self interest event.
ually accept such mutual SUPER
vision and control tof arma-
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liquor stores in their neighbor-
hoods in recent years.
Il have great sympathy for
the Greens when I consider that
one arm of the Government is
putting them out Of business and
another arm Of the Government
is not letting them go into bust
ness elsewhere" he said.
He reported there are four
other liquor stores in Southwest
that have been granted other
locations. One of these stores
he said. was denied locations
three or four times before the
owner found a place. Half q
dozen other stores, he added,
have made strenuous efforts to
move but so far, the board has
turned them down.
Mrs. Green said she and her
husband started looking for
another spot two years ago. They
tried one on East Capitol street,
but the board ruled the protests
Of residents were overriding.
Then they decided to try a
commercial rather than a resi-
dental area and located a spot
at First and E streets NV. That
time the board ruled they were
too close to another package
liquor store.
Barred at Soldiers Home
For their third attempt, they
tried 227 Upshur street NV,
near the main gate Of Soldiers
Home. Home officials were
joined by church and civic
groups to block that effort. The
Greens have now asked that the
ABC Board reconsider its Up
shur street decision and a hear
ing will be held tomorrow.
Mrs. Green said she and her
husband have spent $4,000 on
relocation hearings before the
ABC Board and have no money
TO make a fourth try.
She said she and her hus-
band have spent every Sunday
cruising around the city, but
every possible location has al
ready been rejected by the ABC
Board.
The Greens have owned the
business. Wohl. Inc. at 624
Fourth street S.W.. for 10 years.
They rent the store and, Mrs.
Green said. are still paying of
on the business itself.
Damage by vandals
In their deserted block, Mrs.
Green said, vandals pillage and
prowl. An upstairs toilet was
ripped out on a recent night,
and the liquor store was flooded.
When the ceiling next door fell
In, all the bottles shuddered- on
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Mr.. Hoover wants them fol
the Hoover Memorial Library al
Stanford University. But Mrs
Mccarthy said she has no ides
at this time what disposition will
be made.
Other requests have come in
from Marquette University, where
Senator Mccarthy attended Law
school, from libraries and his
torical societies.
OF topmost interest are the
complex and massive files in his
personal collection on commu-
nism in Government.
Many Never Disclosed
That mass Of. in most cases
controversial. papers mounted
rapidly after Senator Mccarthy
said in February. 1850, speech
at Wheeling. w. Va. that Com
munists and Red sympathizers
had worked their way into Gov
eminent. The State Depart
ment was his particular target
The later nationally televised
Army-McCar hearings, on
of the highlights of his stormy
career, piled additional cabinets
full of documents. many of them
never publicly disclosed.
An Office aide said all Of -
material in the possession OF the
Senator when he died May 2 at
Bethesda Naval Hospital was his
own and none of 1t belonged to
the Senate Investigations SUBJ
committee. which Senator Nc
Carthy headed in 1853 and 1854
ANY material that belonged
to the committee was turned over
to the committee when ne gave
up the Craftsmanship" the aide
said.
Mrs. Mccarthy. VINO will make
the final decision on disposition
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the shelves. and Mrs. Green
was scared to death.
Mr.. Banks of the redevelop-
ment agency predicted that re-
locating the liquor stores is going
to get progressively tougher.
THE brunt of the city's effort
to reduce liquor stores will fall
on these people Of Southwest. ="
he said. I'VE want everybody to
re-establish themselves but we
have no control over this"
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81 Killed and 27OHurt
In 2 Days of Tornodoes

No deaths or injuries were re-
ported in those areas.
The identified dead in Mis-
souri, included:
Mrs. Everett Ragsdale, SIS. Des
loge.
Francis Pratte, Desloge.
Mrs. Emmett Cunningham
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Hubert Cunningham, so, Farm
ington, Mo.
Mrs. Joyce Cunningham, so
his wife.
Jack Alley. IS, Fremont.
Mrs. Alice Alley, 60. his wife.
Mrs. Maude Simpson, 70, Ere.
mont.
Mrs. Marlene Jones. %, Ere.
mont.
Dewayne Jones. 5. her son.
Mrs. Della Jones, 40, he
mother-in- law.
James Renick. rs. Van Buren,.
Eli Pratte. 81, Desloge.
(The Cunninghams were killeC
while at the family reunion neal
DeSloge.)
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lion budget. He. as well az
Appropriations Committee Chair
man Cannon and Representative
IVinson. Democrat Of Georgia, 9
House ONCE Building Commits
sion member. said it would bt
false economy to stop work now
The House economy drive
which thus far has cut about
I$l4 billion in passing admins
tration budget bills slowed dowr
appreciably in dealing with ap-
preparations for House operating
expenses.
The Appropriations Commit
tee trimmed the overall $7e
million bill $2.2 million. It rec
commended a cut Of only $751;, $50
in the 1919 million requested fol-
the House. The House total was
$l.9 million more than for the
current fiscal year. About Sic
million resulted from increased
payments for the personnel re-
tirement fund.
100000 Reduction
The only further reduction
voted by the House yesterday
subtracted 500. 900 from the 81 8
million contingency fund for
various House supplies and
Iexpenses.
But the House defeated a
move by Representative Hoff-
man. Republican Of Michigan,
to- save $1,000 by getting along
with a 25-year-old revolving
door in the Old House Office
Building. The proposed new
door was described not only as
modern but also panic proof.
II suppose they call 1t panic
proof" Mr.. Hoffman remarked.
because we can use 1t when
our constituents and other tax
payers come to see U.S."
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two sons were unhurt, and later
she found her glasses under 9
table. unbroken.
Strike After Dark
The twisters bounced around
on both sides on the Mississippi
River below st. Louis and con-
tinued to strike long after dark
One was sighted near Frederick
town, Mo.
In rural Southern Illinois tor
nadoes struck at scattered points
including the Alto Pass. Column
bia. Claremont and Herrod areas
but did no heavy damage.
In Missouri twisters were re-
ported at Monticello in the
northeastern part of the State;
at Squires in the Southern Ozark
foothills; at Centerville, 40 miles
north of Fremont, and at Ken
nett. a town of 10000.
The one at Kcnnett struck
after midnight. eight hours after
the first one raked Van Buren,.
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of his personal collection. said
Il am swamped with things to
do at the moment and l am not
going to rush in deciding"
II want to see." she said, that
the papers and the voluminous
other internal be put to the best
use possible.
II wrote back to Mr.. Hoover
and to Marquette University, my
husbands alma mater. that
was very proud that they had
asked for the papers and that
I considered it a great tribute
to my husband. I wrote them
that ! had to take uninterrupted
time to do the job and I would
be in touch with them in the
future"
Mrs. Mccarthy said one of the
most interesting was an entire
collection gathered together by
her husband of "all Communist
hearings held by Congress. Such
collections are very rare"
Kept Letters Since al
An Office aide gave an indica-
ton of the size of the files in
stating that every letter written
to the Senator since he assumed
office in January. 1947, was re-
tanned.
Ray Kiermas. administrative
assistant to Senator Mccarthy.
is making an overall check of
the many cabinets in the four
room Office suite and in a big
storage place in the attic in the
Senate Office Building.
Under the rules Of the Senate,
Senator McCarthy's Office will
be closed July 2. so days after
his death. An aide said it is
expected most Of the file win be
stored then and much of the
work on it by Mrs. Mccarthy
will be done after that time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-22
Wheat Supports Set

RICHMOND. Va. May 20 up
The Agricultural Sterilization
and Conservation Agency re-
ported yesterday the Govern
ment minimum price support
rate on wheat harvested in Vir-
ginia this year will be the same
as last year. $2.lS TO 1921 per
bushel,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-22
Bomb Fuctory Seized

HAVANA. May % R.-Police
reported last night they found a
bomb factory in a radio repair
shop at Ciego de Avila. 300 miles
from Havana. They said they
arrested two youths and seized
$50 bombs. a quantity Of ex-
plosives. and materials for max
ling bombs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-22
Many Beseech Widow
For McC orthy Papers
BY the Associated Press

Mrs Jean Kerr Mccarthy said today she has not decided
what to do with the voumnous of her husband the
Senator Mccarthy, Republican of Wisconsin.
Requests have poured in for at least pieces Of the files
One from former President Hoover who asked
Senator McCarhys personal papers at least colec-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23
BY DOLORES PHILLIPS

Something new has been
added to the endless organiza-
tons connected with the vir-
ginia horse. This one. at the
moment, seems to be as tough
to get into as it is to take.
once a member is elected.
Taking their cue from the
Vermont 100-mile ride, a hardy
group Of horsemen. and women,
all of them members of organ
lied hunts in Virginia. have
formed the Virginia Trail
Riders Association. Their aim
is to eventually have a local
100-mile ride. which they are
working up to by a toughen-
ing-up process.
Included in the ~ riding
members are Mr.. and Mrs. Al