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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17
IStur Feature Editor
To Address Press Unit

Philip H. Love. feature editor
of The Evening Star and editor
of the Sunday Star Magazine.
will address a luncheon meeting
of the Washington chapter, Ed
ucational Press Association Of
America. at noon Thursday. The
problems of editing a weekly
magazine section will be his SUBJ
ject. The meeting will be at
the American Association of Uni
versity Women's Building, 1884
I street NV.
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of Appeals, the former United
States attorney here.
Mr.. Trodden said there are
5000 active knights of Columbus
in the District with six local
councils - Washington, Keane,
Carroll, Spalding. Potomac and
Bishop Byrne. He is state deputy
of the District, the Canal Zone
and Puerto Rico.
Mr.. Trodden's father. Thomas
j. Trodden, former faithful nav
igator of the order here. insti-
tuted the annual Fourth Degree,
Knights of Columbus, Pound
Party for the Little Sisters of
the Poor. He said this collects
about $4,000 annually.
New Years Party
Local knights have given a
New Years Eve party for the
past several years and donated
about $4,000 for the new Re-
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ties Building at the University
of Maryland.
This is for the benefit of the
archbishop's educational fund.
A week from today-Laetare
Sunday-midway through Lent
the State council and State chap
ter of the order will have the
annual communion mass and
breakfast at the Franciscan
Monastery at l400 Quincy street
NE. at s am.
Celebrate Mass
The mass will be celebrated
by the Rev. Paschal Kinsel of
the Monastery. The sermon will
be delivered by the chapter chap
lain. The Rev. Francis Mueller,
recently appointed vicar general
of the Franciscans in Mexico
At the breakfast in Pilgrims
Hall at the Monastery. the prin-
cipal speaker will be Judge Lee
A. Rover of the Municipal Court
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treat House at Loyola. Chapel
Point. Md, Mr.. Trodden said.
The annual Pan American
dinner for Latin American Dip
lomats will be held Thursday,
April IS at the Mayfiower Hotel
and the diamond jubilee observ-
ance of the order will be empha-
sized, he declared.
The Washington General AS
sembly of the Fourth Degree in
cludes the District councils, the
two Northern Virginia Councils.
FITZGERALD at Alexandria and
Edward Douglas White In Ar
lington and those of nearby
Maryland-Glen Echo, Rock
Creek, Montgomery County, Ro-
sensteel, Prince Georges and Plus
x Councils.
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agent Of the Milk Drivers and
Dairy Employees Local 246. has
been appointed chairman Of the
labor phase of the campaign.
The unions hope to raise $780,
900, or 10 per cent of the total.
Mr.. Hubbard will represent the
Washington Central Labor Union
in the fund drive. The Washing
ton Industrial Union Council will
be represented by Glenn E
Watts. About 100 unions with a
membership of 10000 are ex-
pected to take part.
Robert c. Simmons, general
| chairman of the drive, said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17

campaign, it will be financed by
matching Federal money and as
sets of the old Sibley hospital at
1140 North Capitol street.
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pledges have been received total
ing $978,000. Total cost of the
new hospital is $8.407, 900. In
addition to the Embarrassing
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Area K. of c. Will Seek
Jubilee Proclamation

Knights Columbus here this week will seek special
the District Commissioners for their diamond
jubilee observance which begins March 49,
State Deputy Thomas Trodden, r Treasury Department
Official said Friday Saturday and Sunday knights of Column
basketball will be held the Students Activi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17
sAY7l 1a a ;jeFF5,i'A'H'A1

TO A WONDERFUL BUYi
Coloners transfer forces sale Of
this perfectly Immaculate big brick
rancher. handily located close to
everything. Beautifully finished rec.
room In full basement. 3 big bed
rDS% @ Sssns ns rco m Ssuss
with everything" bie fenced play
ground" lot, many luxury extras;
reasonably priced at S21.061. OF.
FLA or any other terms. See 1t today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17

"HU7E OF 'oAN TO ASSUME"
Sturdy. all-brick Cape Cod. on
large wooded lot, in .. very handy
suburban community Of lovely homes.
d,n fireplace soo n i,y ,ITE room. separate
en- with breakfast space: full base
ment with nicely finished recrea.
ton room. Overseas transfer neces-
states quick sale and the price q
right ct 1850. excellent terms.
Arthur L. Walters, Inc.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
(coNTINuED)

ARLINGTON NORTH-split-level. 2
years old: near school and trans
portation: 3 hedrms., ga baths,
screened porch, patio with outdoor
barbecue; modern kitchen; 4Mqs
Oh loan may be assumed. Low cash
down payment. Call KE. 6-61b2
for inspection. BY OWNER.
ARLINGTON, NORTH-Ramblef In
brick; SlS,bOO; 5 bedrooms. are
place. full basement. finished rec.
room: fenced yard quiet cul-de-
ING TO COMPARE. ia. 10000.
REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC,
2222 North 0lebe ION Lee high
wayl. Open. 90.
ARLINGTON N.-Choice 2-bedrm.
home with stairway. to expandable
attic. fioored and insulated. .fiFe-
pls.. sep. din. rm.. jalousied front
porch, rec. rnn., fenced yard, gar;
$4,000 with FLA or convent.
terms. Call DARWIN REALTY,
IA. 1883 or FL. 6-4640: eyes,.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

HOUSES FOR SAlE-vA.
must sell today: 81
fSi nfH Ssmt OfI ssr re dssSrnd ~ Mas .
Arthur School. NORMA JEAN POE.
XII. 9-174b
four miies south
49.ft, rambler, take over OF loan,
$77.gB per mo-; $500. full price.
equipped Kit. with washer and
drier; family rm., shop. and patio.
oos wSERi So .a s-7 sseSc' I'rss lot
bedrms,, air-conditionef.
equip. kit. breakfast nook. work
shop, patio, corner lot; assume OF
~ loan. OWNER; $14.0bO. XII.
AREA-Enioy . home
that Is COMPLETELY AIR-coNDI-
TONER ns,S, s ss.napi bE tss.r rsmp bier:
swimming pool membership. chill
dren can. walk TO school. Assume
OF 4hs% loan. 24O1 Rose Hill drive.
ALEX, Holm HAIL. bedrms.. attic
bsmt.,. fenced wooded lot; mr., school
s iuHs. * %. o Syls1S,. No agents THA
ALEx'-3;bedlm. frame house, full
trees: good .neighborhood, near
RUSSELL I'd. close 70 schools. bus.
s nssSg eow SShS;7eH low S.s S1Un pay
ANNANDALE AREA, Broyhili Crest
-4b-ft.. brick. 3-bedrm. rambler;
full. walk.out, pic. window bsmt
OWNER, Call CT. 0-2O1B.
AyNANDALE AREA BIZ OXMILL
CREsT-4B-ft. brick rambler.
bedrms.. storm windows. Rili bsmt.
with outside entrance. Rec. fm.
with picture window. June Oc-
cupaney. CT. $1,000,
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|AH, YES!

Handsome. sparkling-white. all
ana sssalas &c fS TS SSf p Ian
cioHs living room with fireplace.
separate dining room opening onto
secluded screened porch. 8. large
bedrooms, 2h baths, ultra de luxe
k fssS:n .v Tn ~ shs lsssss 4E
styling full basement with plenty
lof recreation room space: Just COM
lpleted and awaiting your approval.
Only $24,060, with easy terms.
l9pENn THIS VACATION
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AT HOME

A beautiful LAKE BARcRoFT Is.
p FUZZY a-coNp gTR u.s. s5sd.
Sock setting Of tail trees and now.
ering shrubs. Foyer entrance leadl
to huge living room in rear, with
tremendous. picture window over.
S sPs. op.u di Dn n sssu sIs P "ts'
With screened breesews sy ana esr roaSi
just outside. The daylight basement
has Q professionally finished recrea.
ton room with fireplace and Q arc
full bath. Many other luxurious
features, too numerous to mention
The price is right at S37,060 anc
terms should be no problem. b.
apt; only;
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2o4 MOLECULAR DR.. hLExANDRIi

sI'i A, ssSIsss ssS ,: made r%s e M. BEG
Storm ms window. sna aoos e,
screens. fenced lot 56xp2. Can BE-
financed with FLA or OF: list trust
with reasonable down payment. Can
BE seen ut ans. time. For further In
i0r"A' JOIN cA ". soHLAYER
106 South Royal st.. Alex.
XII. 0-SR41 XII. 0-7771
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rHRRE.BEp HIEIN sPIiT.RGyn
81 ls sssl low .ns down ss1 pss
ment. Lee. Kit. with eye-levei oven,
naval cfaeer Transferred. 80 get on
the ball and call me. Mrs. Cox
Lp, 2.sl36 or ST. 3-730s. ATLAS
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i-BEDRM.. 2-BAfH. brick and-Ted-
VOID eOnst;. Ice, home. over 100
s sS iia vim diRins .s., s% ,p 5Si,,
fireplace IN living rm.; fun Eng-
lish bSmt., restricted swimming
pool membership avail. large lot
with trees, close to parcchial and
public schools. shopping and
transp. Only $4,000 down. Price,
$4,000. 10l6 Kennedy st.. Falls
Church, u. 4-032l.
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sEMmETACHED BRICK. Containing
ment.. ~ baths. 2 hreplaces, gaze.
pull down stair to attic: Al con-
dition: convenient 70 schools.
churches and shopping. Immediate
possession. Excellent managing. To
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17

I'M OLD 8-kQOM HOUSE IN re-
stricted area Of crozet, We. Within
walking distance markets. school,
Dns h DIs' SIDs roo ST SSr e S5
ing room, kitchen. utility room
Second floor. 8 large bedrooms.
bath. sewing room. Fireplaees. "a
acre Handicapped lot: Blue RIDGE
Mountain views; exceptional value
Ct So. $50. Terms. Call RAY w.
WARRICK.. Realtoi. crozet 1901:
c MTs 5 sHa, " P aI1, Associate.
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CLAHEMON
Open I 10 5 PM.
saturday-Sunday
Weekday By Appointment


Weekday By Appointment
IA. 2-1430
Cape Cod for family desiring com
Portable living close 10 schools, shop
ping eenters and Pentagon. bed
rms, baths. rec. rm; living Ym.
with nrepl.: dining rm.. equipped
kit. shade trees and shrubs. b04S
South 22nd st.. near Shirley hwy
Z. VIENNA WOODS NOS. OLD
b oWNR-Three- bedrm.. 2-bath
rambler with full dsylight bSmt..
Early American kit, wall oven, din.
rm.. eolored bath hxt.; e5x25 lux
MY m.s ssS rHA Is $3.50 n SoT Ens, ss.ums
FAIRFAX
$1,000 down: priced ct only si3.-
900; 3-bedrm,, lh-bsth masonry
Acme condition HOUSE Swnsr hs ss'n HnsScS
fence. and attached earport. JESSE
ssSSth 1. XII s. 1SS Brokers' CIR g.
SLEEPY HOLLOW. CUSTOM BUILT
. bedrms.,. z baths: center hail
into GIFT. liv. rm. with massive
equip. q-E colorsd kit. side scr.
rm. WITH firepi.: s2:n. patio. over
with good financing. CT. 0-162B.
Mr.. MASONIC TEMPLE
2O4 MONCURE, DR., ALEXANDRIA
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le24 so. EDISON g.. ArL. va.
$l0.460-2-story. 2-bedrm. cinder-
block house. freshly painted and re-
decorated. Tree shaded. OF ap-
proved: Call OWNER. IA. 1857
after pm.
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wsE ssl Al See these lovely IL. 3.
y H.; $.Sy
81 ssir ~,b r .sSI. e sns., rP St d lug.
SsSes and iiH,ishsd e ISe Price
sSSI az ! "a 20! s-i Sc. E EEEs:
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3 -BEDRM. CAPE COD. adj. Belle
Hayen-Fully equip. kit, Q fun
paths. garage; scr. porch; Anchor
ct door: close 20 shopping, schools
eonv. Pentagon and n. Belvoir.
VA appraised 81, 900. SO. 5-9016.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
College Park
Brick Ranhlar

1905 I.AoUNA DR.-S14.950 .
rambler on fne level lot with many
trees. Perfect for children at end Of
9 one-outlet street. The owner. an
Army major. has been transferred to
Hawaii and Is very anxious to dis
pose pose. Of the property; Large screened ed
vanity In master bedroom; ali sorts
Of extras. OPEN SUNDAY, 1876. Call
Frances Owen Taylor. OIL. 4-3462.
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ARL.. sOUTH-oider 4-6edToom
house ip nice eond, with sep. din.
E EE:. eaGip: KIT. full bSmt.; on bus
ment. Call Mr.. Biggs. IA. 2-27B3.
VAN REALTY, ia. 1888.
ARL., NORTH. CLOSE IN-Nice .
bedrm.: liv, rm. with firepl., sep.
DIN. rm,. nice equip; kit, with full
financing With small On. payment.
SasaALTTIS' J S,sg s.sS sAa 2-27Ss' VAN
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SPlIN0HIELD-H choice Of oyer 20
,plit.lsvsl.. rambless and coienials
9prinGheld. Consult a RELIABLE
sssnaSs s y ksREnssS ' sfsL n
DRUGSTORE. ~. z-e81i.
' s.sI % I.SsI:s: T,S Siys1SS hard
sYS.r E Ss o. d IS street. street. cs: e
msdiats cecu S $1,000 dn.,
essu1mnss AM OF mortgage. pu.
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T AVN. Hs sia,ssc: assume MD 81 D. 1S
loan: pay SIG month; 9 spacious
rooms: plenty closet space; large
screened rear porch; fenced lot
sSis e schools H. s sGREbENsp aHo
NER. Realtor. WA. 7-1O10 or HA.
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HIVEHUALE
Easy 10 buy. only $3.50 dn., no
settlement charges. 3-bedrm. ali-brk.
semidet: home with fun bsmt.. mr..
Baltic Wash. expreSsway. Fine neigh
norhood' Sl1b per mo-. pays every
thing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17

CONVENIENT, CLEAN AND Low
PRICED is this 3-bedroom and den
or 4-bedrcom home: LARGE kiteh:
entrance. This bright, cheerful
home has been redecorated from
top to bottom. stones throw from
schools, Q bus lines. new shopping
center and theater. Only S1l,-
500 with S1.00A down. payment.
Monthly payments less than apart
ment rent. When you see this bring
ROWERS BROS, AP. 7-SAO0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17

ARLINGTON FOREsT-A most
among many towering trees. fes-
lures Ice. liv rm.. formal din. rm.,
3 bedrms., scr. porch. plus. full
bsmt. with pine paneled clubrm.; :
conveniently located near bus and
shops; flexible terms, including
EHA sl7.50o;, Can "a; 6-2eSl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-15
Spotted Fever
Cases Rise

Two new cases Of Rocky
Mountain spotted fever have
been reported in this area
bringing the total up to tive
this year.
Latest victims are Arthur
@. Parks Of 1903 Central ave-
nue.. Takoma Park, Md. and a
Lorton (Va.) man whose case
is under investigation BY the
Fairfax County Health Depart
ment.
Three other cases, one in
May, June and earlier this
month. were reported by the
Montgomery County Health
Department.
Mr.. Parks, a garage me-
chanic, was hospitalized last
Thursday in serious condition
but his condition was improved
this morning. doctors at the
Washington Sanitarium said
The fever. considered serious
II not treated, is caused by the
bite Of infected ticks. Only one
Cck in every 800 to 500 is
actually infectious. but ply
eicians each year suggest care
full checks Of the body to re-
move them every few hours.
Ticks are seldom found after
the summer months.
Physicians say it takes from
6 to 10 hours for a tick Ia
settle down on the, body and
begin sucking blood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-15
Colorado Paper
Denied Tax Refund

The United States Court OF
Claims has overruled a news
papers contention that it is
entitled to tax refunds because
a Supreme Court decision wiped
out the value of its Associated
Press memberships.
The plaintiff was the Star
Journal Publishing Co. OF
Pueblo. Colo. 1t said that in
1918 it acquired an APP mem
bership for an afternoon and
Sunday paper, and in 1893 il
acquired a membership for a
morning and Sunday news
paper. The cost basis of the
first was put at $4,000 and of
the second at $43,500.
In 1945 the Supreme Court
held that the APPS action in
granting to any of it's men,
bers exclusive right to the AP
services was in violation of the
Sherman Anti Trust Act. The
Star-Journal contended that
this destroyed the sales value
OF the memberships and il
asked for refunds of income
and excess profits taxes total
ing $101,510.
The Court Of Claims held
that the newspaper had not
sustained such a loss as is
deductible under the internal
Revenue Code" It cited a Cir
cult Court decision in another
newspaper case that no loss
was realized because the Ar
membership was not discarded
but its use was continued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-15
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-15

Southern and Midwestern Re-
publican delegations.
Now Senator Knowland has
assumed the leadership on an
issue that is bound to bring his
name to the attention of minor
ity groups in New York, Ohio,
Michigan, Illinois and in his
own State Of California. Re-
publicans believe these voters
viii have a large voice in de-
Gliding the winner of the 1860
presidential contest between
them and the Democrats.
BY his civil rights stand, Sen
ator Knowland probably sacri-
feed the prospective convention
support of Southern G. o. p.
delegates.
He would be gambling. how
ever, on more than offsetting
this in increased strength
among Northern and Western
delegations interested in hav-
ing a candidate who would ap-
peal to the possibly decisive
minority vote in their States.
Nixon Faces Minor Role
Senator Knowland teamed
with Vice President Nixon in
the original and successful eff
fort to speed Senate action on
a civil rights bill. Mr.. Nixon.
a potential rival for the 1860
nomination, got his share Of
credit for the maneuver by
which additional delays in the
Senate judiciary Committee
were bypassed.
But unless there are unex-
pected developments, Mr..
Nixon will relegate to a minor
role as the battle over the
measure goes on. He can vote
only in the case of a tie. He
can claim attention by a ruling
as the Senate's presiding off,
Ger, but only if the occasion
for such a ruling arises.
On the other hand, Senator
Knowland will be in the thick
of the fight at all times. If
there is an administration
compromise on the bill, Sena-
tor Knowland's name is likely
to be on it. If a measure finally
is passed, he will be the recog-
nized leader of the coalition of
Republicans and Northern
Democrats who supply the
necessary votes.
Senator Knowland's friends
think that unless the Califor-
mia Senator stubs his toe
somewhere down the line, he
will come out of the contro-
versy with increased stature
as a national figure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-15
Bessie Productive,
Dairy Records Show

PRINCETON, N. j. R.-
Bessie, q Brown Swiss COW, has
q proclivity for productivity,
She is, in fact. the new world
record-holder for butterfat pro-
duction in a single year.
From April, 1856 through
April. 1857. she manufactured
the equivalent Of 14.496 quarts
of milk and 1880 pounds of
butter. In dairymen's terms
that's 31,166.6 pounds of milk
and 1.544 pounds of butterfat.
Her record stands for all breeds,
reports the dairy department
Of Rutgers University.
Bessie displaces an Illinois
Holstein in the championship
stall. The previous record vas
1923 pounds Of butterfat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-15
BY the Associated Press

Chairman Celler, Democrat
of New York, of the House
Antitrust Subcommittee has
advised the Federal Communi-
cations Commission not to au-
thorize tests on subscription
television without first getting
specific approval of Congress.
Mr.. Celler made public yes
terday a letter to John c. Doer-
fer. chairman of the commits
sion, in which he said "the
decision to embark on them
should be made by Congress
AND not by the commission. I"
He said Congress should do so
because the tests involved a
calculated risk" with vital
implications" for the industry.
Mr.. Celler said a recent study
had led the subcommittee TO
conclude there already was a
Critical shortage" of television
stations and restrictive indus
try practices leading to con-
centration.
Introducing subscription tele-
vision, even experimentally. be-
fore such problems are slowed,
he said, might have disastrous
consequences"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-15
Cos Price Goes Up
In Auo. Is Bills

Natural gas price increases
levied against the Washington
Gas Light Co. yesterday by the
Supplier will start coming out
of houSeholders' gas bills start.
ing August 13.
The cost to the company, a
spokesman said, is SIG million
a year. This will average out to
48 cents per month to the aver
age heating bill in the Wash
ington area and 1914 cents to
the average domestic user.
The supplier is Atlantic Sea-
board Corp. The increase went
into effect automatically yes
terday until the Federal Power
Commission settles the pro-
posed increase through hear
ings. No date has been an
nounced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-15
FEC Told Not to Allow
I ests on Toll N Now

Some stations may be ''black-
ed out for those who cannot OF
do not wish to pay" he said
The best programs may be
"siphoned off," The trend
toward the monopolization OF
outstanding talent may be &C.
CELEBRATED" The television
audience may be divided along
economic lines"
Mr.. Celler said that any
charge for tuning in on pro-
grams would be many times
greater" than the present per
set per program cost" of pro-
gram production. For that
reason. he said, unlimited COM
petition between pay and free
television might stack the
deck against the survival of the
latter"
He also said that the legal
question Of whether subscript-
ion television was within the
meaning of existing law had
never been clarified. Therefore
Mr.. Celler continued, it was not
prudent" of the commission
to conclude that it had the
statutory authority to au.
thorize the use of television
broadcast frequencies for SUBJ
scription television-if it finds
that it would be in the public
interest to do So"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-15

MISUNDERSTANDING him en- route
the confession would be ad !.
mitted.
Mr.. Hart retorted that the
decision made it clear that the
court intended police to bring
a suspect for arraignment "as
quickly as possible" which
barred all time for questioning
Mr.. Hart urged and Mr.
Ehrlich opposed a bill now
pending in Congress to provide
that a confession should not
be excluded solely because of
delay in arraignment.
Mr.. Enrich said the court
would throw out the law. Mr..
Hart responded that the court
said in its opinion it was merely
interpreting the will of Con-
gress. If Congress makes clear
what it wishes, he said, the
court will follow it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-15
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