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PARKLAWN
NEAR LEwIspALp
ONLY S14.950

DON'T MSS THIe EXcELlENT
ARATE pm, ,RM. PULL BsMT;
I EEMIsHE E1r. H Ms sHkoMPprNId;A E ES5
MENT FHA FINANCING AVAIL
sIdIER 4 co. CMpl. 10. 4-sasa
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GOUE WITH TNCOME-All-brlck
duplex IN best section Of Hyatts;
vile; live IN lst-d. apt, rent End
a.: close 70 shop, tfansp. Owner
may accept low On. pymt. DORA
SAVAGE PROP. WA. 7-e30O.
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NEW IMPRESSIVE HOME

4-bedrm. brick. 2 baths,
lge. mod. kit, Dashboard
h.-w.h.. excel. lot: SO, 500,
FHA or CONVENTIONAL.
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little california rambler; sciiI
brick construction; 3 dhle bed
rms: choice location mr.. Univ, Q
Nd. Priced for action ct $12.4a0
Gan immediatelZ This is 2 rea
hargain. W. r. HUGHES CO.. AP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18

cYRENDALL VALLEY, deliFhtful
tive entrance hall. 2exie Nv, rm
with fireplace and side porch. :
tWin-sile bedrms.. 2 full baths.
tremendous ground level dream
kit, 4th hedrm. or sewing I'm.
with y bath. beautiful pine-pan-
eiied din. or family I'm. h.w.n;0;
heat, $50; $50. ARCHER REALTY
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ARLINGTON, b oWNER-si0.500,

Just $500 above FLA appraisal;
Brick Colonial. newly painted: 3
bedfms.. Nv. rm.. fireplace, sep.
din. rm.. bsnit. gas h.-a.h.: alum:
storm windows, awnings. 1904
n: Underwood st.. KE. 5000. 10.
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cG a11sM sls ESSSsEn IiS. ~ 2 SItS
frepI. and din. area. Equipped
Kit. with auto. washer, dryer.
dishwasIier and eatine Space.
ADEQUATE closets and storage. "
acre level lot. Fenced yard. I'M
med. occupancy. May assume az
OF loan. Payments S62.67 mo.
Prefer bal. IN cash. BY OWNER.
s sfI, EnSSIl E..S 81 s s5eSt ssl-Air)
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VIO'DuU-4 bedTm., Ia bath While
CAPE Cod. with garage and full
hsnlt.: rlcse-in N. Arl. location.
MoNcuRE AGENCY. JE. z-2200.
Z ACRES. 8 bedrms.. 2 full baths,
IS mi. to wash. S24.950. ARCHER
REALTY. OR. 3-3617.
SALE BY OWNER-3 bedrm. bfk.,
sep. dining rm., elose-in N. AR
llneton on eul-de-sae: $4,000.
A assume AZ O. loan, $ls; 600;
sell this week. IA. 7.4664.
eIe,a5O FALLS CHURCH-Nics 3
esdr'm; Eemhlsr, low On; payment.
1923. 2007 orifnth I'd. Pimmit
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VIENNA. BY oWNER-Attfac. E.
bedrm. older home on y acre. full
bsmt.. garage. hrepl., freezer:
good nnanetns; s14.50o. Do
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Woodbury. st.-semidet. rambler,
i iST Nv. rra.. ArspI... fur.siss din.
rm.. spacious kit. ample cabinets,
3 bedrms.. full bslnt.. lovely fenced
lot; Must Be seen e Appreciate.
ING, La 6-6631. LA. 6-776s.
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O ~ sIc.. TH r. ss SsR Sr. aS
bath. 22.ft. iiv. rm. with irepl;.
sep. din. rm., lge. GEE kit. with
bar, patio, att, gar; lge; corner
Trfd.. sacrifice below cost and ep-
p p,.s,. For quick s SALE s2s'SOO'
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AYR HILL N FAIRFAX: Just 3 nj
3-bedroom. 2ls-bath split-level;
dnest quail. and Vorkmanship;
level lot, approx. S5xI60: beauti-
ful trees: full center hall. Nv. rn.
13x22, sep. din. dr.. gorgeous all
lee. lit. with din. aleope; lovely
rec. rm, basement. Truly mar:
9: PHILLIFs,. NC IA. 7-sol2i
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ADAMS SUGGESTS = 3-bedrm.
brick. like new: 3 spacious bed
rms, lge. living rri., compl. kit.
full bamt. with rec. rm.: cow. to
Balto-Wash. freevay, to ~.
Meade. shopping e cen sene Ssa
end bus; only $l3 200 @ q Td1.
UN. A.l143.
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CHANTILLY-M acre. 8 bedrm
liv; rm w with "a trsplls o gin r,l Tm
LEONARD POOLE. Broker. Hern
don I'll.
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Acres - 3-bedrm. contemporary,
air eond., carport, fenced yard: "a
blk. elem. school: S1b,076: $1,000
dn.. Sl1O mo-, incl. taxes and tns.
Crescent 3-4400 or tx. 3-3377.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-Pine, g.
bedrm. brick rambler. Owner leav-
ms. area, Is forced TO sell. Can
be bought for about SO. 900 under
cost. Inspect 1t and make offer
Cal OWNER, Pleasant 9-2377.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-z bedrms..
fancad vara acraanaA oorct,. a~gn
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fm. home on / acre corner lot
Also arm. house In back fol
rental income. Call and ask fol
iRIHlA Gssals co on e. az. i aaihiS iIAHNE1
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FALLS CHURCH-For sale By own
er; 3-bedrm. brick rambler; cor
rm.; Si7.5O0. Gail KE. 6.s390.
FALLS CHURCH; $500 co. D0WNH;1s2
$50. 3 bedrnis., din. Im.. Ice mod.
H.. .e. liy ., ns;, n ncan I Hsm.;
Ton blvd: past past, 4 Corners 6 p,ss g
~ ieft 70 houses. CARL GARD
NER. HROKER. JE. 3-O2Al.
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FAlRFAX, BIZ OWNER-Must sell
Immediately: make offer on brick
rambler. 2 lge. bedrms., u baths,
firepl.. equip. kit. bsmt;. carport,
Ice. lot. Listed At SEQ. $50. FHA
or conventional; no brokers. CIR
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LANGLEY-NeW listing Of charm.
ing house In secluded spot over
looking stream on 2 acres. Also
others IN this cow. area. Ewes.
call Mrs. Turney. IL. 6-3Sl2
Exclus., SIMMONS PROPERTIES.
DE. 2-0730.
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FRADE-Wiil trade lovely 3-bed-
room. 2-bath new brick rambler
with 21-FT FAMILY RIM. on lst
a. for your smaller home. Home
also has 2e-ft. living rm., sepa.
rate din. rm., Gear garage, base
board h.-W. heat. full bsmts Ia
acre. 26 Minis. downtown. Lang.
ley.McLean area. 7.day settle
ssISs9Ssen g q. ih,1SeeooO. WRIGHT
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LYON vILLAGE-AppeaIinS 2-bed-
room home in excel. cond. with
l9-ft. liv. Fm., hrepl.; loft. bed
room, Ice. mod. kit. full bsmt..
rec. rm., scr. porch and such q
lovely back yard Of varied flowers.
Good retirement investment with
Just 2 few steps 70 shopping. bus
sn nS - . Isn'' a Z Sisss66r ies ari i25
REALTY co. ia 1-06n6'
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ARE, My OWNER. 3-bedrm.
brk. rambler; fireplace; ~ tai
trees: Ice. I'd. panel rec. rm..
baths; De luxe kit. Walk-oul
hsmt.. patio under screened porch
. blocks good transp.. park. elem
school and par. high school,
s2S; ESQ $50 1893 on y; d ESskiS sss
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

BUNGALOW, 8 bedrms., perchss
hHg.: 9' ss06-sI 900 down. es1ss ysss ID
like new. OWNER. IA. 0.70l0
EXPANsIBLE CAPE CQDs with
slill bSmt.. 2 bedfms. down ant
stairs uD; side screened porch
$3.50 mo, paws everythine undel
FLA. JAMES c. cONLEY a CO.
APP, 7-02e2: ewes, WA, 7-d306.
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CLOSE 10 ELEM. sCH0OI-PfiI1-
winning contemporary IN Falls
Church; Iy. gm., den, 2 bedrms. Z:
SI4.950. By OWNER. u. 4-4656.
$500 DOWN, vacant: assume CT
loan; 2-bedrm. rambler. fun bsmt.,
finished rec. rm.: u acre shaded
lot; S12,100. ARCHER REALTY.
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f5s0 DOWN viii buy this almost
new 2-bedroQm BUNGALOW, lust on
shady street,. screened porch. ID
luxe kit, tiled bath, plus full
bsmt. with complete finished rec
I'm. and gas heat. 10 inspect. cal
s ss.o Pc c HnlgTi Ri 5Ts 3 Co IA. .
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Arizona Redwood Ranch House,
condition throughout: is5-it. III
studded with tall shade trees
Priced Tor Jet Sale ct $l0.050
Only $50 ner mo w. r. HUGHES
Co, AP T-l40O.
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IRITNGToN BAR0ATN-Reducee
$4,000 for quick sale. Extra nice
fairly new custom built rambler
Lee. liV. rm.. spacious kit: radi'
ant heat; bsmt..: scr. porch: BIZ
garage; lovely corner lot: close In
$4,000 down. ACME REALTY CO.
,IE 4-S4e0. IA. 2.4Q3O.
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HOUSES BY HUGHEs-Why vorry
about FHA2 Take over this large
4es OF loan. No details. No head
aches. Move right In this exciting
Riggs rambler. All-bIiek eonstruc-
ton. English:type bsmt. Push:
ssppsss .a5o, KY W. L z. HS6ooHfss CO.
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LAKE BARCROFT-4 bedrms..
mahogany-paneisd living I'm. wall;
extremely large concrete patio
diversified kitchen with dishWash.
er. disposal: intercom. system,
and large pantry storage area
Immediate occupancy. S33,D50
Reduced from s37,950. 8. a.
GERACHIG CO.. JE. 2-23l4.
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Isnh1; .Sash. e-yr.-oid Srk. fSmsier.'
Assume lisss loan. OWNER, CT.
BROYHfLL PARK-3-bedrm.. brk.
rambler. Owner. no brokers. Can
have our OF balance or own
financing. u. l-0703.
BUCKNELL MANOR. by OWNER
As low as $3.50 dn... S1l2 per mo. ;
sleacn,; 3 bedrms-' Ia baths. 90
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rms; cafport; patio: scr. porch
storm windows: fenced rear yard
Cow. 70 everything, $4,000,
small down payment. Assume Oh
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ARLINGTON-Lovely brick hom'
in choice Tara area: 3 bedrms:,
ia baths. formal din. rIn., full
bsmt. with paneled rec. .rm. Leyel
lot. Asking S10,05O. Call OWNER
KE. 6-016s.
ARLINGTON FOREST. oWNER-
Immaculate 3-bedrm. Colonial;
full bamt.: shaded lot; screened
porch; Anchor fence. Convenient
to Pentagon, shops. schools. $10,'
$50. F INA; low down payment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18

Lee. enouSh Tor family
plus sep. entr. apt. TO rent:
Sl3 500. FHA or convention
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$1,000 rs THE FULL PRICE fql
this 5-rm brick Colonial home Y
Hyattsyille,s Full bswt;, lexel 5o lSs
kohERT s. DAVIS 4 Co. NC
HOUSES By HUGHEe-Old fash.
ioned 6-rm. home in lovely Col.
s sSs,. PSrd i tSl s oRls $4,000 sUessSSsCI
SIS per mo. W. r. HUGHES CO.
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Shot in Dispute
In Home, Youth
Dies in hospitoI

Donald Lee Bronddus. ~. who
alexandria police say was shot
In the stomach April s while
protecting his mother from his
father. died last night In Alex
andria Hospital.
A hospital spokesman said the
youth died Of complications re-
sulting from the l2-gauge shot
gun wound.
The father, Jefferson Davis
Broaddus. 81, Of the $500 block
OF Fillmore street, has been re-
leased on q $4,000 bond on q
charge Of fel0ni0us assault. A
hearing vn the charge had been
scheduled for May ~ IN Alexan-
dria Domestic Relations Court.
Commonwealth Attorney Earl
y. Wagner said the hearing viii
be postponed and that II medical
reports show the youth died 81
injuries suffered IA the shooting
the charge win Be changed 70
murder.
Police said Brcaddus had been
drinking heavily before the
shooting which followed an
argument with his wife IN the
living room Of their home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-01

Under an interim appointment
he has been Solicitor General
since last August The formal
nomination was sent ~ me
Senate IN January. He succeeded
simon n. 0ohcIon who became
b Judge on The United States
Court 81 Appeals fof the Fourth
Circuit including vifRinia,
Maryland. North and South
Carolina and West virginia.
Like his immediate pfcdcces-
eorS. Mr.. eobcIon and Philip 3,
|perlman Of Baltimore. who
served during final years of the
Truman administration. Mk|
Rankin has been unusually ac-
tive IN arguing Government np-
pcals personally before TIE high
court. As an Assistant Attorney
General he also took part IN
several important cases before
that court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-01

sociate judeeship. he contended
Mr.. Ketcham has none Of the
for q Juvenile
judgeship.
Judge Cockrill's stay on the
juvenile bench was prolonged BY
the intercession at first Of iegis-
lators from her home State 81
Tennessee and more recently b
Senator Frear.
Mr.. KetchaEn was first pro-
posed for the Juvenile Court
post In December. 1855. In the
months that followed. an In
creasing number Of bar and So
ciaI welfare leaders gave him
their support.
At the hearing on his nominal
ton before the Senate District
Committee. more than q score
See KETCuAM. Page As
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Rankin Does Job So Well
Hes Almost Forgotten
BY ROBERT K. WALSH

Solicitor General J. Lee RAN
kin has been 50 busy arguing
Government appeals before the
Supreme Court since last Oc-
tober that the Senate almost
took him for granted.
To the surprise Of many peo-
pie, including some Senator'S. II
develops that the 60-ycar-old
NebrasIkan has not yet been con-
firmed for the Job to which he
first was appointed last August
by President Eisenhower.
A Senate Judiciary subcom-
mittee headed BY Senator East
land, Democrat Of Mississippi.
who also q chairman Of the fun
committee, finally met yesterday
lon the nomination. The sub
COMMITTEE had q hard time to
keep the hearing going more
than q few minutes. No one OBJ
jected 70 confirmation and no
written protests were received.
Senator EastIand told report-
Iers he saw no reason why the
fun committee should not APP
lpr0ve the nomination at It's reg
Iular meeting next Monday and
Isend Il 10 the Senate without
| further ado.
Republican Senators Hfuska
land Curtis Of Of Nebraska Sal
| on either side Of Mr.. Rankin
lat the brief session. They tcsfi-
lied that their State and thc Ma
tion were fortunate 70 have d
lawyer Of his ability and varied
|experience as the Covernment'f
chief attorney n cases before
1.-THE high court.
Mr.. Rankin began practIcino
law IN Nebraska IN 1890. In
January. 1858. he was appointed
IAN Assistant Attorney General
An the once Of the legal coun-
lsel In the Justice Department.
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2-Stoge Rocket Launched
IN Earth Satellite Test

the smaller rocket was uroo IN Z
horizontal direction.
The experiment was designed
70 check methods Of high alti-
kude separation 10 be used h
tho vehicles which win attempt
the actual satellite launchings.
The announcement did not de-
tail performance OF the second.
smaller rocket.
The United States plans TO
launch q series Of satellites or
small. artificial moons" during
the international Ceophysical
Year beginning July /.
The satellites win contain COM
pick Instruments TO relay infor-
nation back 10 earth.
The smaller rocket used In to-
days test was built by the Grand
Central Rocket Co. Of RedlnndS,
Calf. the Navy said.
Grand Central and the Ale
Rhcny BaIlistics Laboratory,
Cumberland. Md, both are en-
naacd IN developing q rocket for
the satellite launching vehicles
third stage. A choice has not yet
been announced.
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WHO WANTS
TRADING STAMPS
on THIS BAsIs7

GREENSBORO, N. c. tF).
The latest merchandising
craze hit q new peak here
today.
Harsstts funeral home ad-
vcrtIsod n the Greensboro
Daily News that Il was giving
trading stamps.
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Dulles Reaches
Bonn for Farley
OF Is Nations
Soviet Arms Cut Plan
Seen Major Topic
On NATO Agendc

BONN. Germany, May ! tF).
NATO Foreign Ministers assem-
bled here today for q three-day
meeting which Secretary Of
State Dulles said "Will seek tO
assure TO our peoples the bless
ings Of justice and peace
A special four-engine plane Of
the United States Air Force
landed the Secretary and Mrs.
Dulles IN brilliant sunshine after
ID direct flight from washington.
11r. Dulles acknowledged d round
|of applause from thousands Of
persons At the airport with q
|jaunty wave Of his hat and then
drove directly 70 the headQuar-l
tiers Of West German Chancellor
|Konrad Adenauer. A dinner
conference was expected to con-
Germ such matters as the United
states program Of euuippinR the
Bonn republics emerging armed
forces.
Soviet Russia's latest dlsarm-
ament proposals. announced last
might. were certain to be q major
topic at the talks opening III
Bonn tomorrow on mutual poll
teal problems Of the Is NATo
nations. initial Western reaction
10 the Soviet proposals.. which
included 3 limited acceptance o.
President EisenhoWer's ~open
skies inspection plan. was gen-|
orally cool.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-01

IAN alIEs1t 10 freedom and !
shalIsnss g every citizen q cuz
while those &c the naeetine
appIeuded. Senator 0oidwnter
charged that M. Reufher
socialism.
The national chamber con-
clndes its three-day meeting to-
day. Its schedule called FOR 1
policy meeting this afternoon, II
which about 70 resolutions were
to be acted on. The CLOSING event
Is the big annual dinner at the
Sheraton Park Hotel st 7:So
O'Clock tonight.
WIN Present Talbott
! Philip III. Talbot. senior yIce
president OF woodward a To-
throp. win be presented TO that
dinner Is the new president d
the organisation. He IS the lrsi
Washingtonian to be elected e
the once. He succeeds John 8
Coleman. president Of the BUR-
roughs Corp. Of Detroit.
There were numerous Statl
dinners last night ct which dele
gates to the convention enter.
tanned Senators and Representa-.
|tiyes from their States.
Senator Byrd said that reduc.
ing spending to the 1885 ieye'
would make possible these steps
A payment on the public deh1
|of 81 billion.
Increase Ia per capita income
tax exemptions from $500 4
$500. He estimated this woull
be . tax reduction o. 128 bil'
lion.
Relief to the heavily hhrdene,
Taxpayers Of the middle incomI
brackets BY q 81 billion reduc'
Ition. He said this would involv'
complete revision Of brncke
rates which Is being worked q
Ihy the stan Of the Joint Com
lmittee on Internal Reyenue Tax
lation.
Reduction In high brncke
rates from the present 81 be
Continued On Page Al. Co.
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Dave Beck told the AFL-CIO
today the Teamsters Union exc
cutive board VIII attend Mon
days hearing By the decorations
Ethical Practices Committee on
charges the union Is corruptIy
dominated.
There had been uncertainty
whether the Teamsters Union
would send Representatives 70
the hearing an initial step to-
ward possible eventual custer Of
the 1.5-milli0n member union
from the AFIs-CIO.
Beck. the Transfers presi.
dent. and The union itself are
under IRE from the ALL Io
hecaiIee 81 Neckb admitted per.
eonaI IL 81 some union funds
and hecnlse d pending ifldick-
nsent1 against several other top
xeams1nfs' 0fIicIAls.
Beck. under temporary sns-
pension Is al AfI.rCIo vice
president and council member,
faces an All Gro executive
council trial a. his own %
May 70.
Eesslon involves Union
Beck today notifed Al Hayes,
chairman Of the AFL-CIo Ethi-
|cal Practices COMMITTEES and
president Of the Alachinists IN
Ion. that the Tealnsters execu-
| tive board win show up in 1
body for the ethical practices
nearing Monday. That session
involves the union itself.
Beck told Mr.. Hayes this was
being done with fliseipings. He
/ said the union has not been
given any detailed charges. II
has been broadly charged with
being sahstan tially dominated By
corrupt Influences.
Beck said the Teauister boards
attendance ct the hearings was
TO be without prejudice to the
unions rights for 8 bilI Of par
ticulars on the charges against
III.
The Teamsters executive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-01

fssll12f 4trn&lne : ls,fHnak III.
.s1S 1890 - ~ .crrns,v ir.
isS9 ~ ss,,,s ,.e,,fl., s,ssir.Ts,, ~
&,,,.;,,c rn,w $500. - 1890
,.c,,e- ! f,,i,,r 4 = s,c.,id -
S<~~ S.a.;.,is
&. ss.-.z -. Sc.
|ssr...;.r
ss Il -. -.
=. sa =
ne s1ld re = not going y demand
that M. Hrandage be dismissed
hit raid that President F.Isen-
$500. -....,.s -. -. ~. s,....,....
.':..s ~. $50. ,s.. - 49,. -. ~ 49,
M. Brundaee had made 4 failure
ct The present budget and that
be would Ike 70 see 2 budget
|u,Eector dedicated % reducing
spending
Aims For Tax Reductions
me h,,scpt c,,fs tl,e senafor
|caiIed for would be accomplshed
= s.so - va. ana hr,nr s snendsns
.;c,',,, ~ * fSe s.5 .s ,,,Sres
|IevsI AZ eecal Ioss > Thaf h,,61ei
|rsli~e 80 se1 hiIlinn Is ennrn.
,vis lscsS ~ 5000 thef r,,ts
rcs,iS mean ~ refssrt,ons
-,
III. HMNINu EmU |0IWIUIHIK|EIUW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-01

meeting here Sunday afternoon
10 plan strategy FOR fighting
the charges against the union
and Beck.
-. - $500
Georee Meany. Ak1.rC!p pres-
s .1s.ss' 81. 80 .s.sI.sn s 80. 49,
49,. ...s,.s 80 W. ~. -. 49,, y ~.
..1 .. q. 49, .s 1ss1e s 1919 49, = e 3.
-. 49,. r 49, 80 s.' s..ss. ~ -
go. -. n-ls.: 80 . - y. ~ go
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= - -. 49,. =. 49, 49, ~
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nesinst possible SeIg.i ncgilnlF1-
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vestient0rs about his dealings
with Teamsters funds.
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COMMITTEES.
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First D0y

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tuned IN ON the right sales
channel by ADVERTISING N the
productive Star Classified.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-01

Mr.. Dulles made no direct
reference 10 that IN q statement
on his arrival.
1.-TWO years ago 3 sovereign.
democratic and peace-loVing
German state. arisen from the
ashes Of war. Joined this organ-
he said. ''Now We meet
lon German soil TO counsel to-
|gether on how 10 advance further
that common welfare which Is
1.-THE goal Of our fraternity.
II am happy to come 10 Bonn
TO attend the NAr0 council
injecting.
I'VE shall speak OF many things
-Of the threat Of Soviet agfres-
Isive power. Of the rellnification
luf Germany IN freedom. the
urgency Of which IS hlghlightcd
10y recent Developments IN Hum
gary az the control a. nucIcax
destructive power of TIE pf4on-
izn1ion a. our common deI60Ee
land of Increasing crOuomfc unity
IN aiI these matters olIk e0uli-
len win seek % assure "a ON
peoples the blessings of justice
lard q peace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-01

Gay.
Press Secretary James e.
Hagerty said the President feels
President Says Aid Program Is Vitoleto
Notiun- Pose s-5
there has been q great deal Of
InisinformatiOn spread about.
especially on matters regarding
his budget, and is going TO try to
correct any nderstanding. i
Mr.. Eisenhower told Republi-
can congressional leaders in q
conference at the White House
this morning that he was c0nsid-
ering going on the air to talk to
the American people about some
Of his recommendations pending
IN Congress.
g. o. p. Agrees on Move
senate Republican Leader
KnOWland said the q. O. 7. lead@
ers generally agreed that Il was
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-01

Britaln's Lord lsnay NAYc'E
retiring secretary general. 81.
IN 9 previeW o. tA4z
facing the allied FOREIGN min
listers that = new appraisal q
NATO defense stratesy win ne
ready next August.
He said the military planners
almost certainly WIN recommend
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