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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-16
Meony Is Still Critical
Of I eomsters' Record

CHICAGO. Aug. 16 (R.-The
president Of the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor and Congress
Of Industrial Organizations
said yesterday the Transfers
Union had failed to polish its
furnished record. But he eau
toned against any restrictive
labor legislation that might be
spawned from the Senate's In
vestigations Of labor racket
eering.
In the closing session Of the
four-day AFL-CIO Executive
Council meeting, President
George Meany told newsmen
he did not think the Teamsters
Unions linen was any cleaner
now than 1t had been.
The remark came when q
reporter quoted John English,
Transfers secretary-treasurer,
as saying the union was going
to clean their dirty linen"
Although Mr.. Meany APP
peared skeptical Of the Team
sters improvement. he was
critical Of proposals for re-
strietive labor legislation in the
wake Of the hearings Of the
Senate Select Committee on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-16
Wilson indicates Forces
May Drop to Is Million
~ JOHN A. GILES

This country's military forces
may be cut to rs million ON
GERS and enlisted personnel in
the next 10 months.
That would be 800. 900 fewer
than the services now have.
Defense Secretary Wilson, with
President Eisenhower's bless
ing. already has ordered the
number cut by 100000 this
calendar year to bring military
spending down to $38 billion In
the current fiscal year.
The retiring Defense Secre-
tary told q news conference
yesterday that q as million
strength goal was his idea Of
4 minimum planning figure"
for the new new budget which
win be sent to Congress in
January.
He emphasized repeatedly,
however. that mo decision has
been made" and Mr.. Eisen-
hover win have to put the
dnal stamp Of approval on the
new plans this fall.
No Thought Of Further Cut
mo one Is thinking Of going
under" IS million military men
during fiscal 1853 which ends
on June 30. 1859. Mr.. wilson
said.
The minimum planning
figure which he cited is the
same as proposed military man
oower levels that have been
discussed at the London dis
armament conference.
Asked about the possibility
of ending the draft. Mr.. Wilson
said he thought selective serv-
Ice would be necessary "as long
as we keep anything like the
present number Of men in
service" He pointed out that
1t had been difficult to keep
military strength at Is million
men before the Korean War
when there was no draft.
Mr.. Wilson said he felt the
balanced forces which this
country now has and "neces-
Sary to protect us in a big war
and, In my opinion, are ample
to. take care Of anything in
between"
Re Also forecast that it would
be Impossible. to cut military
spending under $38 billion.
pointing out that complicated
weapons and increased costs
make It imperative to keep it
at that figure.
To Stay Through September
On other points Mr.. Wilson
said:
/. He does not expect to turn
over his post to Secretary
Designate Neil H. McEIroy be
fore the end Of September or
early In October" He said the
two win work it out together"
and added that Mr.. McElroy
probably would inspect some
armed forces installations in
the interim.
2. He has now fairly well
mapped out" the economies
needed to cut defense spending
by $2.2 billion. the amount nee
essary to get it down to SsS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-16
ROCKET LETTER
STORY IS VIEWED
DIMLY BY WILSON

Defense Secretary VIII
son appears to take Q
rather dim view Of reports
that the Army sent and re-
ceived q letter by rocket.
He told q news confer
ence yesterday that all he
knew about the mail-carry-
ing rocket reported to have
taken OF from Florida,
assembled several hundred
miles and landed 1900
miles out in the Atlantic.
was what he read in the
newspapers.
Then the defense chief
added with q smile:
1T sounds like q funny
way for a man to write
himself q letter."
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IFS

The seasons significant savings seasons most desired
poeeo suits $50 Docron45o WOOL noho and worsteds
and oil wool tropcos Sodtones glen pods ued strpnos
and eossweoves Mdtone choone light and dark shades of
grey, brown blue
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Zls5

Truly outstanding sovnos Of preferred oht-
weight bendViroce 55% Docron 455 WOOL or the Vrosi
compounded Of Docronsk Also imported mohor-
wool blends
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ss5 to $500 FINE HAND. TAILORED EXCLUSIVE


and MohorWoo fee Of
styled
obrc find
cio
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$3.50 to $3.50
SUMMER SPORTS COATS

The coots in this group ore ideal for vacation and
more informal cosuol dress You may select from
Wash n Wear Cords, Popns and Seersuckers, Silk
and Wool blends and Mohor-WooI blends in desired
colors and styles.
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"a 5

lrioe in the cool comfort of nyon cord docron-ondr
sik-ond-cotton suit These not just ordinary ru
the-mll suits. They contain many hand details. Navy
browns or oreys Potch or flop pockets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-18
SEASHoRE PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

IS SHENANDOAH RIVER LOTS
q T. With 'Sn asD.h OO q T aSo 70 7iS
Large trees along front and bacE
Of each lot with q blue grasl
meadow lying In the center. Zach
"A" lot above high-water mark.
Excellent 1shlng with access Ia
shallow and deep water, Only rs
lots IN subdivision. Restricted
Terms as low as $40 . month.
Located : miles south Of Front
Royal. Va. At Limeton. Ask al
Limeton store. For further infor-
nation write H. B. LONG. 0hen-
Vu-Lea River Park. Box 234,
Front Royal. Va.
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e1o0 On. o1o NO. buys for 81 700
- acres woodland: about 10000
%. n. savable; deer and squirrel:
20 mi. south d. G. I. I. SELF.
Aren't. IL. 6-4l3I.
Z NILS FROM nERKELEY sPG6.,
W. Va,--F0r rent, one 6-rm. house
with fireplace. elee. and bath; one
GROOM eottage with cleo. Call u.
7-6071 after 6 pm.
ARc vICINITY-l6-acre estate for
small family wishing privacy and
auieti few years old. eastom-built.
one-noof plan house In which No
expense has been spared to make 4
charming and distinctive home
with landseaped grounds: view Of
the countrywide for miles and
miles. Few minutes drive 70 Ger
mantoun. Price. $40, 300, ROMRR
q Co. Realtors. 0altheFsburg 209
STR0UT CATOL0G RRRRs-Farms
homes, businesses. STROUT REAL
~, i13s-A woodward Bldg.
POTOMAC RIVER FRONT Farms
2lQ - 6-rm. pTe-Clvil War brick
mansion. a true WILLIAMSBURG with
character. Pall basement and AZ.
&c. four nreplaees. Iandom-vidth
n tsss rim open stairyell: perfect foI
bottom soil. One q tie ) far Tns
IN upper Montgomery CITY. having
frontaee on River I'd, c. n o.
Canal and Potomac River: $4,000,
$4,000 cash.
$50 O., stock and dairy farm;
s-rm. main house. o-rm. tenant
heuse. 4O-eoW d. c.. dairy barn,
frontage. mile Of D. 4 3. R.R.
frontage: adjoining station and
sidine; 100 q. fertile river bottom
land adjoining Potomac River
and c. q D. Canal; 600 .. upland
IN lush alfalfa and grasses. In
Frederick CITY,. on Rte. rs, 40
miles p: c. 100000. terms.
Dial DI. a-5202 OF Brven W. Butt
0afthershnra 7Q9-I-lf
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MAIN THoRoUcHFARE


FRANKLIN AT 9th N.B.-2.2oS "a
H. shop or warehouse. 10
305a W. VA. AVE, N.E.--Approx
10000 50. n. incl. ShOwrm., air
cond ofnces, warehouse and shor
areas. Covered truck loading docl
oD Do ri1O1 ,nv ic5n c SToE oiv CO
u. CARR, Realtor, Ma. e-034O Of
Ma. 6-2s0b.
1888 FLA. AVE. N.E.-fb.000-so I.
y; warehouse. plus 5000 50. II
for 80 cars. II. LoPATfN, co
b.6222: ewes, RA, 6-O6ns.
10000 so. IT. on 2 ioors. with
5000 ~. parking adjacent. Bids
fronts on two streets. 3a New
YORK ave. ne. Recently reeondi-
toned. Available immediately. II
7-74OO. LA. 0-t3ls.
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MONEY T0 Loan
YOU CAN raIre moner on uell-keI

you CAN raise money on vell-kepl
property with some equity. NO
7-5657 or IA. 2-62S0 ewes.
MORTGAGE LOANS. SIS, 600 $780,.
payments. reiinance vouf property
and improvements quick honest
courteous service on real estate
farms, etc. Only IN the State oil
Maryland. Call Mr. ROBERTS
Baltimore. Nd. day or night: Suns
and holidaya at Sarat0ea 7-4047
AUTO LOANS. cars or trucks n ID
minutes. whether tt'a paid for Of
not HERSON'9. Sth Gnd o nv.
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DOCTORS Suite

On groune flcer ef APARTMENT pldg :.
Gardens area and surrounded ~
1900 family dvelling units: 3 rms
and bath. desIgned for practielne
pnysieian; Sl2b per mo. Phone In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-18
REAL ESTATE LOANS

NEED MONEY RAsT7-own prop.
erty7 DI 7-444b ewes. 10 8
949e. Also quick cash for AND
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE fou
lst or md trust. IA. 2-2303 Of
IA. 7-5SOO.
MORTGAGES, UNLIMITED FUNDS
Sc, 70 yrs. Owners. buyers. build-
eTs comb. trusts. pay debts. make
improvements; no appraisal chg
Mr.. CROCKETT. HE. 4-6S94.
MONEY. 2nd TRUsTs-We win bu,
IND trust notes D c. nearby Nd
OF Va. reasonable rates MA.
TIoNAI MORTGAGE & INVEST.
MENT CORP. 1912 n. Y ave
NV Ma s-533S
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST
LOANS PURcHAsED. BARToV
REALTY Co. Realtors- 1881 9
End TRUsT-AbsoIutely TOP spot.
cash prices paid; Nd, Va. D. C.
Call day or night. 10. 4-0565. 30'
SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
Al Extremely Low Discounts
M X STONE OIL 2-3lf4
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ALONG POTOMAC


$40 ACRES, good buildings and
equipment, unusual investment.
2-l0s ACRES. bounded By 1arat
stream. ideal situation for praeti-
ALI ACRES. soOd home and
|outbuildlnGs
4-is0 ACRES open land on see
Im mic h ssSr = sSsz. possibilities
500 ACRES Of woodland, va
terfront possibilities, nice new
home.
6-FARMETTE. beautiful loea-
ton, near intersection Highways ia
and I'll. between Warrenton and
Gainesville.
LIS ACRES. dairy operation
very low priced
area. spaeions nome. could bs a..
VnI0nn0 tn n00A aNunmAawa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-18
BUSINESS PROF. FOR SALE
BUsINESs PR0P. F0R RENI


ENTIRE BLDG. Of APPROX. 5000
g. II for rent. incl store, 25x
l2O. With bsmt.; blde. adj. 70
alley with entr. IN rear: CEN
traIly located NV: $3.50 per mo.
car no -i5It. 10 an. to =
1871 4th ST. N:W.-stoFe; End
pas rear alley. Rent. 500. Nh
BEAUTY pARL0R. barber shop or
cleaner would DO good business
at corner Of Mass. ave, and 9TH
g. ne, opposite Casualty Hospi-
tai and telephone co. Store and A.
rm. apt above. 81, 500 down.
fOl Mass. ave, ne, Brokers pro-
teeted. Ma. S-0433; ewes. RA
BUSINESS OFFICE
.,s soOS IS g. 10 oor S S::, i iS:s
ms. Excel location. Ca, ave. sil-
yer sprlna. Nd. KELI.EY q BRAN
Me-, Di. TITO: ewes. OIL. q
MARKET STALLS
In new building in NE. market
area. Can provide sections Of 20 II !,
"a. t.. or 90 Il. front. Possession
before ian. LIST. Gail Us for In
formation.
WEINBERG d BUSH, INC.
l7ee H ST. NV. Ma. s-ssOO
24OS NICHOLS AVE. Sc.
Store and 7-Fm. apt, above with
scar parking space: lease for 10
yrs. ~ SECS per mo-: lessee main
e s1in lso6 groestss. Al. ~ s sHd < trust,
WARD j. KYLE. R s;iySi ~ ~ i 1
St. NV. ST. 3-b75s.
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HOUSES ron SALE VA.
lcoNTlNuEcl

MOVE RIGHT IN; N. ARL., WI.
LrAM9BURo Area bedrms.
2 baths. hsmt.,. rumpus rm,
screened porch: level yard with
badminton court. separate din
rm.: house for the laraer family;
asking Slg;e5O HoLLEY REAL 4
4 BRDROOAIs--Sis 900 buys 1,
yr.-old, like-new brick Cape Cod
2 baths. fun bsmt.; 81 Dts doWI
and take over Oh financing. Dom
tSday IA. 2-4s0O. WRIGHT
ASSUME 41t9. a0-YEAR LOAN o.
this aII-briek semidetached with
separate dining rm.. 2 large bed
rms. full bsmt.: close TO bus
schools and shopping center. II
cellent buy az Sic,6O0. IS homt
or investment. with Sl,15O down
Total monthly only 81 balance
G SfIl u s S,SacO, Ri n z; SRoY'
NEW BRK. ePLIT-LEVEl.-4 bed.
rms.s baths: $23.9b0. Flrepl.
sep. din. rn., really de. luxe kit
TREMENDOUS go "d1ylisnE e sad,,,p pre-
bath: lovely lot, trees, THERE'S
EsTATE SERVICE, NC 2aa2 n
Glebe I'd. Ton Lee hwy.l. Open 9-9
HELPH OWNER TRANSFERRED;
4 bedrms.. larss living rm. with
fireplace. excellent level. Y acre
with fruit trees. NAME YOUR
DOWN PAYMENT. Asking sla.sOo.
8. @. oERAcHIs CO.. u. 2-ssil
1alsE1sar,n11-n6fGT CoToNf1T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-18
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 194o dump. S22B
Dodge '4s dump, $500 After
an. Monday. 10. 6-b040.
2 INTERNATIONAL package truck
1881 and 1858; model No. In.
l52: excellent condition. VERSIe
FOOD. NO. 7-I050.
FORD 80 P-100 VS. pickup; has
5000 actual miles: has been
used slightly: like new through
out; 81 .3a5. LOGAN RordJ. 3540
l4th 81. NV. tn. 2-41Oo.,
CHEVROLET so Ils-ton; new
motor: Holmes crane with Cotton
winch. CHILLUM GULF sERV-
ICE, SS0l Rigs I'd, Chillum,
Nd. HA. 2-2322.
CHEVROLET 1881 K-ton pickup:
body good: sell cheap or trade
e ez size ave- .. g. Nd. Ju.
P1CKUPs WANTEDi
Hiehest cash prices paid for pick
ups and other light trucks. Call
ia. o-2661. 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-18
BEATTY. i SfSliI !

In q perfect setting Of tree-shadel
lawns. with circular drivewa,
walled patios and colorfuI now
ers, this white brick land red 700,
Tancher Is really . deliGhtful pic
turel Entrance foyer 70 tremen
dous living room with fireplace
three tWin.sized bedrooms AMI
tiled baths: farm-sized de lux
equipped kitchen with breakfas
area. charming spacious "FloTidi
Room" IN rear with another IRE
place; opens onto secluded bFicl
patio. Studio-guest room, ant
many luxury extras. including
wall-to-wail earpetlne throushOut
In one Of the prettiest sections .
exclusive Sleepy Hollow--only S2s,
200. Shown b. appointment only.
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TRAlLERS
GARAGES

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-spaee for
one car. rear 1920 ? ct. nv. 9l2
mo. Phone Nj. Yount with FRANK
3. PHILLIPS. INC. DI. 7.l411.
FOR RENT-DoUBLE. for storage:
brick. cleo. concrete floor; near
Union Station. ne. ~. 0-e842.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-18
AVIATION

SURPLUS AIRCRAFT safety belts.
used but in good condition. So
each. dozen price. $3.50 each
HE. 4-3Sb2.
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HOUSES ron sALE VA.
ARLINGTON
ARLINGTON. NORTH
WHY WAIT FOR
A PENSION?

Your future security should B.
good y thi. attractive HOME WITH
INCOME NEAR HEcHT'e. Nos
conyenient location With excellent
3 . service; Bic brick 4-nEDRM
have PRIVATE APT, RENTING
FOR SOS PER NO. Liv. rm. Will
fireplace, separate din. rm. PULL
B9MT. HAS BU1LT-IN GARAGE
screened porch. BEAUTIFULLY land
HUGE ist TRUST NAY BE AS.
|9UMED and you can have iInrne.
-dlafn nnsannnlnn -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-18

MEDICAL OFFICES between Bal.
leys Crossroads and Seven Cor.
ners. Va. on LeesburR pike. new
ofiIces. in Culmore ehoppina cen.
ter. fastest-gr0wing metropoiitar
s s.ssssc Can De s-sSss or sM
1900 50. Vt. once or warehcus.
space In wheaton. 10. b-5350.
PROFESSIONAL OFVICE on l0tI
81. 81 Park. I'd. NV Central 10,
cation; ready for occupancy DE-
2-55s3 or EN- 2-4t26 % inspect
d FURN. OFFICE. in aif-eond
suite, IN center Of city. seere.
tarial service. Gar. avail. Ma
PRINCE GBORGEs CO.-Wanted
q rms. few stairs to outside
House In commercial area; apt. OF
once bldg. considered. Ap. z.
30l0: AP. 7-b706 ewes. Of weel
ends.
BETHEsDA-euite Of 3 ofIices. eli
cond.. = laws. adjacent to publil
parklne. Vacant. VIII. t-s333.
WONDER BLDG.
Air conditioned. approx. 5000 50
Il. with picture windows overlook.
ing Dupont Circle, ~ cab xons
on Washington's fashionable Conn
ave; $3.50 So. II. all services Incl
plus free parking.
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN 4 CO.
l7l7 Conn. Ave, NV.
DE. 2-S4S4
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BoRGWARD

Station Wagons and SEEDS.
Up TO IS miles per gallon Of sas.
one Of Germanv's finest. As low g
$2,495
Continental Motors, Ltd.
1901 Rhode Island Ave. NE
CO. 5-e122. Open 7:3O-l O.sun. los
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BUSINESS OFFICE
STORES F0R RENT

Sos D ST. N.R.-Prom. cor. bldg
aood for any bus, In thiekly set.
tled sec; only $50 NE. e-001l
N.l.--NeWest shopping center. Al
Mlnn- and BenninG I'd. Stores nov
leasing for beauty salon, barber
shops. valet. laundramat. carry
out shop. delieatessen-restauTnnt
druestore. hardware. For infor-
nation call d. ,. WHITMAN. L0.
$3.50 GEORGIA AVE, N.W.-store
ADD. 1000 Sc. n. with bsmt. stTg.,
Ice. show window. In VERY BUSY
neiehbofhood. ReAs. rent. Apply
LEO; n. BERNSTEIN a CO.. Oh
$500 LEE HWf.. ARL.-25xl20-
new store prime location: low
rent. Morris oitkin, KE. 0-Q32N,
ALBERT H. COHEN. "a. 2-l60I
Ii 7eo go s, 1ri AT; coNpIIIoNEp
10. s-0ika
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BUILDERS


Neeessitates immediate sale Of thii
orand-new split-leVei raneher n
handy North Arlington location
neer Seven Corners shopping. Or
s.r n;sep ,,. wSod 4. ~ l0s With : pane.
equipped all-elsetric kitehcn W
lsHED REcREATion ROOM ~ n
basement; Reduced to S2l.g5O and
ven work out your terms.
CALL IA. $4,000. o TILL Q.
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MOTORCYCLES
AuTOMoTIvE MISE.

INDIAN "a Model No. "a; $500.
so. $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-23

shucks. I wanted a boy. That's
six girls now"
Mr.. Kelly had five grand
daughters before the latest adj
dition.
Mrs. Margaret Kelly, Grace's
mother. is in Monte Carlo.
The Prince and the beautiful
Philadelphia Actress first met on
the French Riviera in January,
1855, while she was attending
the Cannes film festival. Prince
Rainier visited the United States
in December of that year and
won. her heart. Their betrothal
was announced January S, 1856.
Gala wedding Celebrated
Their wedding celebration was
a gala affair of fanfare and
pageantry which drew one of the
century's biggest assemblages of
reporters. After the religious
ceremony in the Monacan Ca
thedral April 10. the couple
sailed off on the Princes yacht,
the Dec Juvante II. The honey
moon was spent cruising the
Mediterranean. much of the time
in secusion on the yacht.
The palace announced Au-
Continued on Page AS, Col. l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-23
BY JAMES Y. NEWTON

Senate leaders today report
edly had reached agreement on
a select eight-member committee
to investigate labor racketeering.
One source said the Senate
would be asked later in the day
to approve a special resolution
setting up the committee to con-
duct a thorough Nationwide
inquiry into labor union rackets.
Under the reported agreement.
the committee would have an
equal number of Democratic and
Republican members to be Sc
lected by Majority Leader john
son of Texas and Republican
Leader Knowland of California.
Senator Mcclellan, Democrat
of Arkansas, presumably will be
chairman. He is head of the
Senate Investigations Subcom-
mittee which last week held
three days of public hearings on
labor racketeering much of
which involved the Transfers
Union. the Nations largest labor
organization.
Senator Mcclellan has said all
along he does not believe his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-23
School, Refugee
Messages Planned

Senator Knowland said today
that President Eisenhower plans
to send Congress a special mes
sage on a school building pro-
gram either this week or next.
The Senate Republican leader
also reported that a special mes
sage on administration proposals
for changes in the immigration
laws. especially concerning refu-
gees from Communist oppres-
sion. probably will be sent to
Congress next week.
Senator Knowland and House
Republican Leader Martin talked
with reporters after they and
other Republican congressional
leaders conferred with the Presi-
dent on the status of his request
for a resolution backing moves
to prevent Red aggression in the
Middle East, and other matters
before Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-23
Senate Accord Reported
On Wide Labor Probe

subcommittee has the authority
to conduct a Wholesale inquiry
into union affairs. He said re-
peatedly, however, that the
Transfers probe came under the
jurisdiction of his group.
The eight members to be
named to the select committee
repeatedly would come from the
subcommittee and the
Senate Labor Committee, some
of whose members have sought
jurisdiction over the rackets in
quiry.
The subcommittee hearings
are in recess until late next
Some estimates say the hear
ings will last more than a year
and will involve a number Of
unions.
Top officials of the Transfers
refused to answer most ques-
tions last week on the grounds
that the Mcclellan subcommit-
tee lacked jurisdiction to inquire
into labor union affairs. They in
dictated they would be willing to
talk before a committee author
lied by the Senate especially to
conduct the hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-23
BY GEORGE BEvERIDGE

Representative Broyhill. Re-
publican of Virginia. said today
he expects the Army Engineer:
to approve a permit for con-
struction of the Jones Point
Bridge within the next sew
eral days"
He predicted the action would
authorize the Federal Bureau Of
Public Roads to build the Po-
tomac River bridge with a ver-
tical clearance of so feet and q
horizontal clearance Of ITS feet
between piers in the navigation
channel.
Mr.. Broyhill said he was max
ing the prediction after a talk
with Maj. Gen. E. c. Itschner
chief of Army Engineers, anc
after a conference which he anc
Representative Smith, Democrat
of Virginia. held yesterday with
bureau OF Pupllc ROADS 0Inclals
on the bridge problem.
At the same time, he:
/. Said he and Representative
Smith will meet as soon as pos.
sible with Virginia, Maryland
and District authorities on {
second snarl in the Jones Point
Iproject--responsibility for main.
tanning and operating the bridg,
after it is built.
2. Disclosed that legislation 4
on the way to Capitol Hill calllnI
for $9.4 million to improve tn,
Pentagon mixing bowl" roat
network and to widen the Shir
ley highway from four to 81,
lanes, between the Pentagon an,
Route 7.
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phone system was swamped with
calls from Monacans demanding
further news from anyone they
could get on the line.
Yachts Salute Birth
The tiny port of Monaco
echoed with the booming cannon
shots and piercing yacht sirens.
including blasts from the big
yachts of shipping magnate Aris-
totle OnassiS and British motor
magnate Sir Bernard Decker.
1t was a gray, misty morning
Crowds of Monacans and
tourists gathered in the cafes
and tensely counted the cannon
shots. A boy child would have
gotten 101 guns.
The baby was delivered by
Paris gynecologist Emile Hervet
and a Monacan colleague,
Charles Bernasconi.
John B. Kelly, father of
Princess Grace, said in Philadel-
phia when told the news, "Oh,