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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
'54 FORD RANCH WAGON


Blue finish; and b. Fordomatic
IL y town .i'aN5 fuii I pTics II:
doVn and bank rate financing on
approved credit For fast credit ap.
prnya can RE i.ii77.
SECURITY MOTORS
lth 81 AND NEW YORK AVE- NV
80 FINE CARS rs cHoosE FROM
FORD - custom "s" r. and h
nflp black flnish, W tires, one
owner Sl,unj satisfied custo
lncl s our .i1rst consideration
NOR INVEST MOTORS iI0l Conn
ave NV WO B-jii1i
FORD lp3t Tudor Stu9 ~ Il radio
and heater removed. WO. $500.
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PARKWAY FORD
oEAKE BUICK. INC.
FORD so, 1925

sos wis Ave NV EN- e-"oOi
)pen Daily Til - CLOSED Sundae
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PARKWAY FORn

313H " ST NV FE .'-..o0i
FORD % CuStomline IS" Tudor
oyerdrivc, heater. ieht blue finish,
immaculate cond : N09 HILL a.
SANDERS llli Vermont ave NV
AID 5000 Open ewes. N .. Sat
III 3
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TRIANGLE FORD

30lo r Ave NE DE e-63Oc
FORD 81 Crown Victoria: fuzzy
cquip red and white q distinctive
car IA. 5-il57
FORD SO Ranch wagon VIZ Tudor
ii Fordomatic 10000 mi ST.
ga oil B-333n
FORD 1859 Ranch Wagon $1,000.
peri mechanically inside out; cash
or trade small car JU S.ll5O
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AUTOS FOR SALE tconsJ

CHEv. 1855 Bel Air VS. convert;
auto. trans. r.. h.. white-wall tires;
excel. cond. ! owner: must sac
rifice. Si,695. WA. 7-S1S9. To-
CHEv. AS cdr. Aero sed.; r, h.
clock. SC; excel. cond.; 5000 or
best offer. JU. 5-6533
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD ENGLISH 1912: in excel.
cond excel mileage. rs mi. 10 gal {.
Si95. Really worth great deal more
At my home, 27O7 Woodley pl. NV,
AID. 4-5934.
FORD 80 Cnstomline "S~ Fordor
2-tone finish with contrasting seat
covers. Fordomatic heater, etc,
real clean: must be seen TO be ap-
preciated special today SS45.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

$3.50 M ST. NV. FE. 3-2204
FORD so convertible; Fordomatic.
Z. and h.. power steering, beautiful
2-tone blue I'm, Wv. tires:
owner, real low mileage; 1926.
HILL 4 SANDERS. Wash. Oldest
NV, AID. 4-4300. Open ewes. til o.:
Sat til &
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HUDSON Hornet Sc club coupe,
best OF condition. $500. VIII. g.
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CHRYSLER IS Windsor Newport:
titled Nov. 1858; new cond.. fully
equipped orig. owner: Se.n95. Call
lie n-S4ro
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PARKWAY FORD

3oa0 NJ ST NV Pc. 3-22oi
FORD 1858 Crown Victoria Fordo
matte. and h power steering.
Wv tires really sharp 81 1928
III h SANDERS WashS Oldest
Fore Dealer, ill4 Vernon, ave
nv AID i-t300 Open ewes III
.. Sat III 3
FORD so Customline 80 Fordor
Fordomatic T. and h tutone light
ufpV utfb rod frp 81 ans
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SO MERCURY HARDTOP

Beautiful tone gray finish: ?
and h, Merc0matic drive A rea
sharp car S7a5 fun price 50;
proved credit For fast credit ap
proval call RE. 1877
SECURITY MOTORS
4th and NEW YORK AVE NV
OPEN SUNDAY. II to 5
50 FINE CARS TO CHOOSE FROM
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FORD 80 club coupe good low COS
TAKOMA FORD

s725 Piney Branch Rd.. SIS. Nd
JU s-l00O
FORD 1856 Fairlanc Fordor, ali
brakes. under I,uu0 mi likc new
S2,l5O OWNER CT. 6-2556
FORD 81 convertible VS. with r.
and h Fordomatle white.wall
Tire, No 9ln THE BEST BUY
ROSENTHAL CHEVROLET
ilcbe Rd am Columbia PIX
Arlington Va ia. 7-67sl
FORD 81 Fairlane VS. club sedan
and h Fordo " W tires, bank
On steal, 'l.30j UN i-.5j0
FORD - Custom IS" Victoria.
LOGAN tFord) 1850 goth ST. NV
ID i-AS0u
FORD 40 Club coupe original green;
equipped Sen5 LOGAN Ford
100 10Th S. NV Dl 7.5sO0.
FORD - Custom VS. Fordor over.
nicr 81 .oa5 HILL a SANDERS.
Wash Is Oldest Ford Dealer, lila
Vermont ave. NV AD 4-i30O.
Open eves III o sat III s
FORD 81 Faitlane Victoria Fordo-
matte, ? and h stylctone flnish.
Wv tires Ike brand -new. Sl,lni
HILL K SANDERS Wash Oldest
Ford Dealer TIA Vermont ave
NV AID l-iDnn Open ewes I'll 81,
Sat ~ ..
FORD SO D.passcnger country se-
dan station wagon Wv tires.
fully cquip u nUu mi Sn.nn1 or
best ofier Can bc seen SUNDAY ~
$500 Brinklpy I'd se or call
Nond :" II i-liO0, Ext o6l5
FORD 1910 Tudor Reasonable, Call
az 1872 Park road NV.
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HUDSON 81 4-dr, Hornet black.
extra clean. S295. easy terms. BELL
MOTORS. SOTO Wis. ave NV, WO.
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JAGUAR 50 xKl40M roadster:
black with red upholstery chrome
wire wheels. superb cond 81 500
MAJOR COCKRELL, XII a-5l20
JAGUAR XKl4O NC late So. beige
With red wire wheels, overdrive.
Wv. tires. r. and h; II 600 mi (.
$50 Call 10 4-66l7.
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SO Monterey hardtop
tires Mercomatic drive fender
skirts. etc. sharp as a tack: 81 9g5.
Open Sunday, II am. to 4 pm.
MONTGOMERY-S TUBBE Lincoln.
Mercury dealer 37i5 BladensburE
I'd Ap r-nnon
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HUDSON 81 4-dr; hydra. r, h,
! owner. 1915. UN. 4-4O0s.
HUDSON So 4-door, :. and h .
tone finish S4Gb
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IMPERIAL 1855 southampton hard
top eonv.; orig 4-tone nm with
matching leather interior fully
equipped with all power; radio with
rear SPEAKER. Wv. tires. beautiful
cond. Can finance with small down
payi, and 30 mos TO pay Full price
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ORD - Tudor CuStomline IS
and h cadet blue finish. SS95.
PARKWAY FORD

5000 NJ ST NV tF a.22oi
FORD 80 convertible coupe Fordo-
matte. and h W " tires. beat
tifu torch red finish Immaculate
cond 6a5 HILL. e. SANDERS.
wash Oldest Ford Dealer. ilI4
Vermont ave NV AID I-i300
Omen ewes ~ .. Sat III >
FORD 80 "Parkiaine" station vag
Fordomstlc and power steer
ine Wv tires. stvletone light and
DARK Green finish Nearnew condi-
tiop ~ tIDJ
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LINCOLN la47 Continental hardtop.
Al condition Call JU a-30l2
LINCOLN 80 Premier hardtop
coupe full power equip; excep-
tional buy Was S5.5G1. now S36Hj
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FORD -. S505

Cu5t0m SEDAN nrlg black, 7 and
h ~ordomatic. clean finest condl-
tion ~23 - per mo WOLFE MO-
TORS lp1l WIS ave nv FE
3-iOlH
FORD 1853 Tudor low mileage sx-
fr1 clean perfect cond Sacrifice
tof cash or older car In trade No
dealers HE i-ia7s
FORD SO Sunllner cow carefully
igcd bv one Of our own men A
striking beautiful 9-tone green with
matching Vinyl upholstery Wv
tires perfect white TOP Has Fordo ,
power steering g-tubC radio. heater
and many other extra Co4 <3.5tl
TUday's special price si 800 dis.
COUNT. S"lii with no-cost guar
anfaF
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ARCADE PONTIAC

CHRYSLER so Windsor 4-door;
heater. automatic transmission. W
W, tires, power steering. maroon.
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KenvOn-Peck Chevrolet


DODGE ~ coronct go door
Ryroma'ic powder blue sGnl sos
down Spot delivery BEfi NO.
TORS SOTO WIS ave NV WO
r.SilHu
DODGE 1855 Lancer hardtou White
Nnish nuwcrfitc always gararpd
ton cond one oWnfr JE 2-TsiG
DODGE 1853 Royal Lancer hard.
ton '-dr 3-tone Nv radio and
heater. oyordriyr good coud JE
%.O311
DODGE ~ i.dr n, n. good hody
and motor. mus, be tren IN appre.
clat' slio ia e.fnli
Donf a. t.di custom sedan
excel eond and i original
DODGE lai3 i-door $50 used
low mile 4 tgl immaculate
FLOOD PONTIAC 4o2i Connccti.
rut
ENGLISH FORDa ALI MODELS
lMMi DlATt DEF VERY
JOHN CLIFFORD MOTORS INC
ESQ., column PIE IA 5-gp9a
FORD ~ Tudor Ranch Wagon yer,
clean, rEctNent condition st4hG
OF B.35i
FORD - custom * Foraomplic
radio ann hcattt ~jI0 Private
owner Call IA i.sa37
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PARKWAY ''' FORD OR, !

PARKWAY FORD
3030 NJ ST NV FE. 3-2204
FORD 50 Custom VS. Ranch Wag-
on. Fordomatic. T and h.. power
steering Wv tires; really sharp.
Sl,699 HILL 4 SANDERS. Wash =
Oldest Ford Dealer. TIA Vermont
ave. NV, AID 4-43n0 Open ewes
til .. Sat III g.
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ArI. Motor Co. (Ford)
1917 N Moore St : Arl- Va

MERCURY - Monterey 4-door r.
ana b Wv tires, real value at
sl."0i MCNEIL PONTIAC. f320
wis ave Of 4-s00O I'm the
Heart Of Bethesda
MERCURY 81 9-dr hafdtop radio.
custom clear plastic seat covers.
one owner. 81 5p5. LA. 6-Ja59.
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10 ; "a AvN NV rs 0-3l09
DODGT - Custom Popal 4.dr
b0uerflfc r 81 inyer Lrakrs
blue stone iri Iihelesq " W.
tirre car like rev Offering hollow
real value for dBich sale G5n
OWNER EN- 2.3STs
noDGF ia5" Meadowbrook 4.door
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DODGF 1856 corouc' w 2.dr
poVtrfllte. and h Wv tires sold
roy by " ory loE mileage = an5
Silver SDr. Motor Co. o. p, G..
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FRANK SMALL

320c Pa, Ave. sc. Ii. 2-9s27
FORD Al club coupe; rebuilt motor
customized. JU. 9-1lS9.
FORD IS Custom 'S'' Fordor; Nile
green; low mileage; $1,095. $50
down, So so per mo-; spot delivery.
BELL MOTORS. 500 Wis. ave,
NV, WO ii-SAn0
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sedan; powertiite. r and h., Gus
tom interior. Call 20. LOST
CHRYSLER '55 Imperial Southamp-
ton hardtop cow: orig. 2-tone
fin with matching leather interior:
fully equipped with all power. radio
with rear speaker Wv tires beau
tiful cond. Can finance with small
down payment and 20 mos TO pay
E,.il mica nrI.r 50 tnE
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convert these policies, the Sen
ate group has acted to circum-
vent the Appropriations Com
mittee. There is a good POSSIBLE
lily that the House Civil Service
Committee will take similar
action.
OPERATION - H. William
Brawley. the very able and pop
ular staff director of the Senate
Civil Service Committee, under
went an operation yesterday at
the National Institutes Of Health.
His many friends join this re-
porter in wishing him a speedy
recovery.
CAPITAL ROUNDUP - The
Navy Purchasing Office needs
a fiscal accounting clerk, grade
5. Apply room 1870, Fourth and
Independence avenue S.W.. or
call the Pentagon, Extension
67472. Mrs. Adele Eager has
been reelected president of
Patent Office Lodge $50. Ameri-
can Federation Of Government
Employees. Others elected were
Abraham Bogorad, vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Ann Kimsey Frazier,
secretary. and Hyland Blot,
treasurer. James. j. Cunneen
has been appointed assistant
manager of the Veterans Ad-
ministration insurance center.
|. Mrs. Mary Milligan, Ernest
Grant and Elwyn Bobbitt of
Naval Ordnance Laboratory
have received beneficial sugges-
ton awards. The National
Labor Relations Board has pre-
sented incentive awards to
Kathryn Harrell, Russell Newlen
and King David Fryar. :. The
Civil Service Commission has
announced exams for janitors,
$3.50 a year. and for charwomen
(25 to 80 hours a week., 81. 80 an
hour. The Navy Hydro
graphic Office needs an account
ant. grade 8. Contact the Office
at Suitland. Md. The Fed
eral Housing Administration
needs a procurement officer,
grade IL. Call Sterling $4,000,
Extension 1892. s. Agriculture's
Commodity Sterilization Service
has presented sustained out
standing performance awards to
j. l. Talhert. Media Braswell,
Jean Budd. Nancy Furman, Ce-
ella Petrone, Norma Vestal, Will
liam Teller, Carolyn White, Ru-
lon Glib. jennie Carpenter,
Wanda Garfield. Mary McClin-
tic. Francis Smith, Norine
lFauble. Marion Saliba, Margaret
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TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

Thursday. partly cloudy, cooler
and less humid.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-Southerly winds Of
1878 miles per hour this after
noon and evening. Local thun-
dersqualls may bring winds up
to 40 miles per hour but clearing
later tonight. Winds tomorrow
northerly at 1920 miles per hour
Fair tomorrow. Visibility good.
Five-Day Forecast
for Washington and Vicinity
Temperatures will average
from 2 to 4 degrees below WASH
tngton normals Of rs high and
So low, gradually turning cooler
Thursday through Saturday and
becoming somewhat warmer
Monday. Rainfall will total
about an inch, occurring Friday
and possibly Monday.
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District and vicinity-Thun-
dershowers this afternoon and
early evening, clearing later. low.
go. Tomorrow, sunny and dry
with . high Of 80. Winds at IL
an. southeast at IL miles per
hour.
Observation-Disclosures this
afternoon and evening followed
by clearing weather later tonight.
Low temperatures will range
from 6o-65 in the east and south
to about SO In the northwest
portion. Thursday, fair, dry and
not as warm.
MISUNDERSTANDING thunder
showers this afternoon and early
part Of the night, low $500 in
the west and 60-65 In the east.
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Continued From First Page
duced $l6.5 million. The esti-
mate for next years yield was
$l3 million. but officials concede
that this is far short Of what
can now be expected.
The higher tax gross will
help in financing the works ex-
Ipansion. but 1t is certain to be
far short Of meeting the totaI
construction needs expected to
be listed by the Dunn committee
This years tax increase was
largely intended to help finance
public works. Congress author
lied an increased Federal pay
ment to provide additional help
But Congress so far has failed
to appropriate IS million of the
authorized total, and the House
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Picture on Pase c-3

by the committee, made up Of
members of the Almas Temple
Shrine. B'nai Birth and the
Knights Of Colum bus. The
recipients are:
Maxwell Rabb, secretary Of the
cabinet. representing President
Eisenhower: movie star Joe e.
Brown. retired baseball player
Jackie Robinson, former Com
missioner Renah F. Camalier and
Washington businessman Milton
s. Kronheim. sr.
Other celebrities attending in
cluded Calvin Griffith. Chuck
Dresser and Cookie Lavagetto of
the Washington baseball team;
Nick Altrock, the former clown
coach: Al Lopez, manager Of the
Chicago White Sox; and the
District Commissioners.
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Interfuith Awards
Presented to 5 Here

Washington Interfaith Com
mittee awards were presented to
five Americans yesterday for
their contributions to interfaith
understanding.
The awards were presented at
10 luncheon in the Willard Hotel
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nishee BY TIE X. t nn1sss STATE. "a


sun, today b:55 am. e.I4pm
Sun, tomorrow 5:b4 am. Nix am
Moon. today 1907 pm. 7.i4a.m
Antomobile lights must be turned on
Sne-half hour after sunset.
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SIS Billion Defense Cut
Report Hit by President

the original requests Of depart
ment heads by $13 billion. an
other review might disclose fur
Their economies that can be
made" in defense and other
fields.
Republican Senators Salton-
stall of Massachusetts, and Case
of New Jersey indicated full
agreement with the President.
Senator Saltonstall pointed to
the SIS billion Mr.. Eisenhower
eliminated from departmental
requests before submitting his
budget to Congress. and pre-
dicted the President will make
further reductions If he sees a
chance.
The sharpest comment came
from Senator Ellender, Demo-
crat of Louisiana, who said:
THE same old hash that I've
been listening to on the spend
ing program for the last eight
years"
Stresses Price Of Peace
The President. in his talk
last night, drove home the
point that the price Of peace is
high. and that the effort to
maintain it accounts for $45 bill
lion out Of the $71.8 billion
spending total for all purposes.
lThis total does not include the
separately financed highway
program.)
He reminded his listening au-
dience that 1t is nearly four
years since an American fighting
man has been killed In battle
anywhere in the world. And he
emphasized that no substantial
lowering Of defense costs will be
possible until international ten
sions are reduced.
The cut Of about $2.5 billion
tentatively decided on by the
House Defense subcommittee
was repeatedly taken mainly
from maintenance. procurement
and operation items.
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Britain Backs
Israeli Right 10
Suez PASSAGE

LONDON. May Is R.-Prime
Minister Macmillan said today
Israel's right of free passage
through the Suez Canal must
be assured" He pledged Britain
will do everything possible to
"see this happen"
Mr.. Mcmillan told the House
of Commons this country will
act Through the U.N. and with
our friends" to insure that Is
raeli ships are allowed by Egypt
to use the disputed waterway.
The life of his administration
was at stake-although not in
acute danger - in a two-day
emergency debate Ringing on the
opposition Labor Party's motion
Of censure of Britain's Suez poll
cies.
As Mr.. Mcmillan was making
his statement President Essen
hover, at a Washington news
conference. Endorsed Israel's plan
to try to send a ship through the
Suez Canal to test Egypt's re-
action. But Mr.. Eisenhower ap-
pealed to Israel not to use force.
Mr.. Eisenhower's declaration
was similar to one made yester-
day by Secretary of State Dulles,
who said the United States would
not oppose the Israeli test move
but would be against any attempt
Ito settle the matter by force
or acts of war;"
In Paris the Israeli Ambassa-
dor met with Premier Guy Mol
let. 1t was assumed France and
Israel are co-ordinating policies
on the test ship proposal.
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Maxey, Velma Bowers. Margith
Krogh, Helen Todd, A. A. Heinz
berg, Milton Briggs, Gena Black
man, Joseph Clifford. Pauline
Bishop, Ruth Baumann. Marian
Slater, Mary Cockrell, Clyde
Bartlett. Florence Lipscomb,
C. H. Spence. M. I. Potosky,
G. L. Healey. J. H. Mayhan.
Anna Long, Pearle Moses, w. F..
Holscher, Charles Potter. E. J..
Sabatini. J. s. Webster. M. D..
de la Croix. j. F. Head, Phyllis
Weare, Lorraine DuBoise, Lor-
ena DiNicola and Beatrice VI
zena. Meritorious suggestion
awards went to Diana Booklan,
F. r. Olund. Carlos Spence, E. E.
Parsons, w. d. Valentine, Leon
Padgug. Christine Kerr, James
Entwistle, Kathleen Cockrum,
Homer Rognlie (three awards)
and Frank Dow, Mrs. Dor
othy Beall, Charles Klesius and
Dolores Aoki of the Housing and
Home Finance Agency have re-
ceived awards for superior and
outstanding service.
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District Called
Easy Preyf for
Charity Racket
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Trade. the Better Business Blu
reau, the Federation of Business
mems Association. the Gold Star
Sons and Daughters of the
United States and the Fedora
ton of Citizens Associations all
testified in favor of the bill.
William Thomas, chairman of
the Legislation Committee of the
Federation of Civic Associations,
said his group Endorsed the bill
in principal but opposed the pos
sibility that the Commissioners
could investigate membership
lists and wanted some provision
to exempt solicitation of a small
amount.
Sees Flaws in Bill
William D. Donnelly. counsel
for the Columbia Union Confer
ence of seven-Day Adventists,
declared that exempting solicita-
lions solely for religious pur-
poses, as the bill does, and at the
same time excluding charity as
a religious purpose lis to proceed
on a basically erroneous princi-
pal" Mr.. Donnelly said that the
bill has flaws and contradictions.
Mrs. Margaret Hopkins Wor-
rell Of the Ladies of the Grand
Army of the Republic, opposed
the legislation as drastic and
unconstitutional and predicted
it would close rest homes for
old ladies. Bud Fisher. president
of the Paramount American Cir
Gus. Inc. who said he had run a
boiler room" for paid telephone
solicitation. predicted II the bill
goes through it will put circuSes
out of business in Washington.
Charles w. Cobb, jr.. Wash
ington chapter, Americans for
Democratic Action, opposed CIV
ing the Commissioners power to
inspect and publish membership
lists of organizations soliciting
funds.
John F. Satterlee, a bearded.
tieless witness who identified
himself as lone Of the profess
sional promoters at whom the
bill is aimed" called the measure
unconstitutional, the Better
Business Bureau a racket and
proposed licensing of all agen-
cies that investigate anything.
Also opposed were John A..
Savage. representing the Citizens
Forum Of Columbia Heights, and
E. E. budding Of the Prisoner
Relief Society.
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progress is being made. but moi
fast enough.
Asked specifically about fur
ther Senate reduction Of the
United States Information Agen-
cy budget yesterday. from $106
million to 1902 million, the
President described that as q
mistake.
He smiled when q reporter
inquired If. after his second
radio-television talk next week,
he is going to do any lobbying
with Congress.
The President said he often
goes UP to the Capitol when
invited and certainly tries to
influence people in quiet con-
versation. He said he didn't
know what the reporter meant
by lobbying. but added that he
Is not precluding the possibility
Of going on the air again after
next week as the battle over the
budget continues.
Quixzed on SO Outlook
Asked about the outlook re-
ducing the 1859 budget to pave
the way for tax cuts, the PreSi-
dent said that will depend on
the state Of the world at that
time.
The White House said the
speech next Tuesday will be
carried Five" by CHS television
and radio and by Mutual radio
from $3.50 to 8 pm. Tuesday,
ABC will carry the speech on
radio from 8 to $50 pm. and
on television from 10 to 1880
pm. NBC scheduled it for Ills
to HAS pm. on both television
and radio.
If finally approved, the re-
ported defense budget cut
would raise to more than 81
billion the total the House OF
Its Appropriations Committee
has cut from the Presidents
total request for about $73 bill
lion in new appropriations for
the year starting July /.
Speaker Rayburn said he
doubts that the Presidents
speech was helpful to his
budget"
Ably Outlined, Knowland Says
Senate Republican Leader
Knowland said Mr.. Eisenhower
had "ably outlined the magni.
tude Of the budget problem"
But the California Senatol
added:
within the next few week
Congress will constructively dem
onstrate how at least SO billion
can be saved without any dam
age TO the essential defense re
quirements Of the Nation"
Senate Democratic Leade,
johnson Of Texas also agreed OF
the importance of a strong de-
tense. But he argued that II tn
administration was able to trim
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recently failed to approve So mil
lion more.
The Commissioners asked the
Dunn committee to consider a
possible borrowing program.
Committee leaders haven't yet
disclosed what their attitude on
this will be.
After the Dunn report is
handed in, the Commissioners
expect to appoint another group
of civic leaders to implement 1t,
mainly trying to see the new
program to Congress.