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John F. Donohoe g. Son
3Ii PA. AVE. Sc. Ii. 3.OOS /

III PA. AVE. T.. IL, 3-OOS 1
BEDROOM BUNGALOW S55
.2-BEDRoOM BUNGALOW S65
James c. Conley & Co.
9525 Georgia Ave JU. 9-Ii3i
WHITE or COLORED-i3i2 Far.
it,aasut n;w--Det, brk nine rms
qualified party. ST. 3-iil5. LA
6-O402; LA. 6-0lS2
COLORED--OO5 9Th ST. sW.--,
large rms, bath. bsmt., gas heat
$50 mo RIA G-6al2, MA. S-6225
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q RMS, ful
bsmi.. gas heat. mr.. Conrressinnai
Library. No children. 10 Inspect
call Ii. $4,000.
COLORED - .-REDRM. modern
brick. asphalt tiled floors. auto
matte eas heat, PAY deposit over
1 months period. Good kitchen
cabinet and range. Sb9 80 ant
SAP 80. on Parker St nc. between
.ird and End. Eve and x. Cal
MA S-995S.
COLoRED-i3OO BLOCK QUE ST
NV. SPECIAL BARGAINS -. g.
story brick, 10 ROOMS and =
BATHS. OIL heat; AL condition
only .Sl.3 mo. MR. NEUMANN
.CoLORED--i6O NEAL Pr. NV
New l.rm. -and-bath brk home, gas
heat; 500 AID 2-602a
COLORED - 1917 ONTARIO PL
NV. tnear Sth and Columbia rd
.Lge u.bedrm liv rm, din. rm
XII, bath, tull hsmt.i gar,, Sl.d
mo. Call co 5-6"22
COLORED--5.O nth ST. NV
bge. y rms. and bath. auto. Ras
neat redec,; 500 mo, Inspect OF
call co J-b'.3@
COLORED--I.I3 n. CAPITOL ST.
igr, rms. porch, NSa mo. cloSt
In ID. i-"2ll
COLORED--IG;I kALORAMA RID.
N.W.~-d lge, rm, porch. $50 mo.
close IN. Dl S-2"il
COLORED-9aG9 CMAMPLAIN ST.
Nv Rcdccorated, 3 bedrms,. lv.
rlna din, Kit. and bath full bsmt
gas heat Call DE "-SlSI.
COL0RED-OPEN TODAY. inspect
l0Gi Kramer 81 ne near 10Th
ana Benning I'd. -5-rm. modern
rent. S59'50. Dixie REALTY Co,
lil1 l. st NV
COLORED - 20 PATTERSON ST,
Mt rms. bath: 50. 80. r. p
SCHWARTZ, INC. lull Vermont
ave NV III 1.N2iO
COLoRED---pi5 GOLDEN ST. S.w.
---s-Story, 4 rms, bath, elcc gas.
water Sl@ 30 mo, co h.S2A3
COIORED--s-RM. HOUSE for rent.
1854 9Th st. NV cony location
auto. hot.water heater. saS heat.
Du. 7-l73l.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

CAPITOL HILL, y-oct.--Brick
bath, pvt. entrance; newly reno.
yaied: attrae. furn.. TV. car park:
500. Ii. 7-l745.
5000 CENTRAL AVE.--3 bedrms,
Nv. nm, kit, bath; adults only:
bsmt.: $50 mo,
1891 BEECHER ST. N.W.-occu.
pancy May J.. = bedrms. cool
screened-in porches; yrs lease re-
CURED Rent, sl35 mo. Wo. t-09S7.
ROCKVILLE bedroom rambler
41s mi. from NH. Will rent for 1
mo. or longer: Sl35 mo. GEO. W
ROBERTSON. 1896 Wis. ave, OIL
BETHESDA. MD, 4604 Chase ave
Beautifully furn. LIST floor, iiV. Ym.,
with piano. fireplace, din. rm.,
breakfast Tm.. kit. 2nd floor.
oedrms and bath csrpeted
porches; Sl65 mo. OIL 3-2919
ALEX. AREA-Completely remodeled
ana charming farmhouse: large
SCI bedrm.. fun bath, sun room.
Din rm.,. very large liy Tm.. 3
porshes: 2.ear garage. 2 acres land
slUh mo. Wo. 6-2fi43. Ov. 3-4s55
FREE. to retired or independent
couple, excellent modern house on
miracle site near Leesburg. Write
FISHER. Point OF Rocks. Nd.
BETHESDa-Charming rambler; 3
oedrms,.. baths. fireplace. all
modeTn, electric conv's Porch in
secluded garden: no children or
pets $3.50 mo OIL. 0-S474.
BELLE HAVEN COUNTRY CLUB.
mr. Alexandria, beautiful home .
4 bedrooms. den, sun room. gu
oatns' maids room, and bath. =
oven range. disposal, washing ma
chine and mangle, Scar garage
Large lot: Available now. S25O
month ROMYE LAMBORR. Real
tor OF 4-s5s8. OF. 4-s035.
CHEVY CHASE bedrms.. . baths
shady back yard; convenient To-
cation available Easter; SIT5 per
month. OIL. 2-t}593.
FOR RENT. furnished or unfurnish-
ed cottage 40 mi W. of D. c.,
Box IS. Lincoln. Va.
CHEVY CHASE bedrms.. ga baths
sra q. air-cond. for 4th hedrm
KIT. and pantry, den, powder nm
rec. rm with fireplace conv, 70
shops, schools OIL 2-5s63
WHEATON--very attractive 3-bed
rm brick rambler fun bsint.: IN
shed rec rm deep freeze: large
yaard slGI.ER d co MD 10. l.
ALEX.--Cutei Clean! bedrms
washer. bsmt: fence: mr. bus. $40.
IE $685.. TIE G-200a
IsT TIME oFFERED-Mod de-
tached ork screen porch; 2 Are
ps. : bedrms "a baths, rec. rm
yard. lge. gar for 3 or 4 cars
very wen furn.; $3.50 per mo-; .
children. O. rms. reRtec $40 per
mo; occupants wish to stay
Walter Reed area. RA 3-4l3s.
2S2s egth ST. NV bedrmS .
baths Ice heated sleeping porch.
NV. rml,, din. rIn.. mod kit, pantry.
gas heat. garage; $3.50 DE
e-0lUS
AkL.-Attrac. t-bedrm. brick Cape
Cod; rec. nm. patio. garage. cor
lot; close-in; .SlB5. ACME. IA
SNUG AND COY brick rambler
With entrance foyer, living room
SEPARATE dining room. de luxe
kitchen. nice bedrooms. tile bath:
HANDICAPPED yard; completely fur
niShed Sl25. BOWERS BROS. AP.
T-Sf0b
FOR RENT. furn house in N. Ar -
Attrac handicapped grounds, q bed
rms. "la baths. mod kit. gar. !:
near excel. schools Avail In June
500 mo. IA. T-335a
LIMITED number OF city and subur.
oap homes. . TO bedrms enter
tanning space. grounds, etc. Price
range, Sl6u 10 $3.50 few short
termers available ELIJAH q
ARNOLD col USA, RET
Broker. EN-. 3-i33h. JE. 2-7I55.
Si15 TO $3.50
Beautifully furnished: near Walter
Reed 2 and 4 bedrms. Mr. Dell
ST $1,000. JU, S-l5i:. JAMES L.
DIXON & CO.
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THE ONTARIO
1858 ONTARIO RID.

Lovely sc. cor. in excel
lent cond., . bedrms.. sep.
din. I'm. Air cond. avail. ASK
Tor COMMANDER SKEEH In
Int lnl
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT


UNFuRNlSHIED HOUSE. Pinohurst-
Chevy Chase area-~M Min. 3 bedrms.,
rec rnl., garden approx. S215.
HU 3-b600, Est ll3
BEDROOM HOUSE. preferably in
Wis ave, area, for white couple.
no child. Under 500. Call RIA.
i-n"2b
house, Hammond High area only;
Navy captain, wife, i5-year -old
sou. two-year lease; about Slhn.
late June occupancy Write CAPT.
NJ II. RlNDSKOpF, Naval War
College. Newport K. I.
COUNTRY HOME--:iO to 40 min. to
pcntagon Facilities for cpl Of
horses Guarantee excel care.
Ions lease, Phone IA. S-SdS0.
HOUSES NEEDED D. c. AND MD.
UNI URN. $50 TO Si5O
ERNEST II. LUNG ID. 1-222i
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EDMUND J. FLYNN co
Coop Apt Authority Since 1870
Washington Bldg. Ma. S-a5Ul
Ewes. sat and sun, Wo 0-B8s;
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EXCLUSIVE LIsTINol

Beautiful 6-hedrm. house. rec rm
bar and refrigerator; solariim.
maids quarters. completely fur.
nlShed; $3.50 Call Mrs Dixon. ST
.3-7"oo. JAMES L. DIXON a. co.
DE LUXE RAMBLER-Sl85
bet. brick; q rms. IA baths plus
lalousied den. meticulouSly furnished
Completely air conditioned Nice
part OF Silver Spring.
SAM ROSEY AID. 4-27O0
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INSPECT

SOB 18th ST SE.-SS5
Semidet. brick: q rms. and
bath: new gas heating plant.
Avail April /.
1906 E. CAPITOL sT.-S77. so
rms. and bath. stove
ard reigr.; oil heat. Avail.
irfmed
64I c ST. N.E.-SS5
BRICK. u rms. and bath,
coal heat. good condition.
Avail April 10.
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OTHER LISTINGS

THE NEW PARKsIDE. 1902
Summit pl. NV. Completely
charming / bedrm. with mod
kit in eley bldg. Monthly
maint incl util } x2g .O3
UNUSUAL SACRIFICE.
1873 fanier pl. NV. Foyer,
lis. rm din rm., library,
2 bedrms,. . baths. sun
porch, " maids rms TN
hHmtt. kit. and garage md
~ ONLY Si0.onU TOTAL
PRICE
For details and or appt. 20
inspect the above or any OF
the many other splendid pur-
chase opportunities exclusive
~ listed with this ofiice, call
MAJOR CARNEY with
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THE BROADMOOR

1901 Conn. Ave. NV.
APT Dos, IMMACULATE
. bedrmS.. = baths. COM
pletely earpeted wall-to- wall.
AIR Ecna
APT. 2l5. to settle estate.
/ bedrm with solarium and
porch Wired for air cond.
ALSO other very desirable
2 and 3-bedrm. apt. homes.
ASK for MR.. OWENS at
BROADMQOR desk
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sos INDEPENDENCE AVE. $3.50
For single family. Redec-
GRATED. ) rms. kit and bath.
oil heat, stove
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H. G. SMITHY CO.
Appointment Necessary
Unless Key Indicated
EFFICIENCY

S3,5G0--i725 18th st. n.w.--Eicy.
and switched Oper. assmt only
sea $500 cash. tKey at deskl
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MAGNIFICENT BLDG

Truly charming newly re-
dec. lge foyer, liv nm. din
rTn, beaut pantry with aou-
bic sink. disposal and dish
washer mod, kit. 2 refrigs
3 bedrms.. = baths Wired Tor
al. c0nd =, blks east Of
Conn ave. Streetcar at door.
Owner, foreign service ofisceF.
leaving country. Ask for MR..
AFFEiD In Ant 2ug
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FOR THOSE WHO RE-
QufRE AND DEMAND THE
ULTIMATE IN LUXURY AND
LOCATION ASK for MA
JOR CARNEY in Apt. /
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rooms full baths. 3 kits stores
tnea,ers,, buses at door. Lear ga
rage nice Sc neiehboThood a,
<th a "a Pa. ave Sc. asking Sf3fl
per mo- 10 g-5-S~
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HOUSES UNFURHIsHEp

iCOLORED-NR. lth AND p SIS.
! MA beautifully modernized A.
rm.- and-bath brk. alley dwelling;
gas heat; 500. AID. 2-BO23.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

? CONGENIAL GIRLS TO snare house
with . other girls; cow loc. walk
dist Navy Annex, IA. 2-5iHj any
time week ends after daily.
GEORGETOWN-On girl TO share
attrac 6.rm. hse. with . girls; gar
. den. patio. fireplace, HU. 3-5S19.
. OR 3 YOUNG LADIES to share
other girls. Call HI. 3-S64.
other man eolope1 nv hl a.
piano: close transp. SP. 5-6Sul.
DISCRIMINATING BUSINESS LADY
with car, 20 share home OF settled
couple in Chevy Chase. WO. 6.S663.
REFINED, business woman share
attractive, 9-bedrm apt. conv.
location. Du i-I30S
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ROSsLYN. YA.--Residential section
rear hey Bridge. l64g N. Colonial
bedrmsl. encl. porch. Screened
porch gar; on heat. In good condi-
tion; Sns 80 mo. Phone DeVERF
x WELDON, Agent Elk. 3-5SiI
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Arr. Mt rms and nursery bun.
aalow. Full hSmt. lsei lots SllO
We have. other rentals. BEULAH
oosB, IA. 2-b6s2.
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1871 POTOMAC AVE. S.E.--S59. so
. rms and bath. gas heat

7OS MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-S7,
i-rm land bath brick; oil
h. h, stove redecorated.
and n good condition
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SNUG AND COY brick rambler
With entrance foyer, living room
SEPARATE dining room. de luxe
kitchen. . nice bedrooms. tile bath:
HANDICAPPED yard: completely fur
niShed. SIZE. BOWERS BROS. AP.
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1911 HOBART ST NV.
Mt Pleasant - Spacious,
:l-story brick house, with fun
nSInf rms ~ baths,
auto gas h-wh, comb
alum screens and storm win
uuWS. refer, garage. good
eond near all conyenienCcS
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n ARLINGTON-Immaculate brick
Colonial with center staircase: liy
I'm with hrepl. separate din. rm.
complete G-E kit with eatins
space. y bath; heated. jslouised
nm. upstairs. 3 bedrms and bath
b complete bsmt.; best neighborhOod
KE G-SOI4
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BELLE HAVEN COUNTRY CLUE
mr. Alexandrta--A beautiful home
4 bedrooms. den. sun room. ga
baths, maids room and bath, 2.
oven range. disposal, washing ma.
chine and mangle, Scar garage
month ROMYE LAMBORN. Real.
tor OF A-AhSR. OF -RnaS
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-06-06
RAWSON
ROUNDUP

Frank Kimberly of Union township,
Rawson, has been confined in Lima
Memorial hospital since May %. If
he continues to get better as of now,
he will be home around the 18th of
June. Visitors are allowed. Room 1913.
Rev. and Mrs. Henry c. Angerer
were honored by members of tn e
Rawson Methodist church Tuesday
evening of last week. Rev. Angeref
has been the pastor for seven years.
He will retire from the ministry in
June. A gift was presented to Rev.
and Mrs. Angerer The following pro-
gram for the evening was held in the
auditorium: organ prelude, M S.
Charles Barger, Sr. music by the
choir; scripture, Charles Barger, Jr.;
songs, primary department, original
skit, Junior Hi class; tribute to Rev.
and Mrs. Angerer, Robert K. Derrick
son; group singing of Rev. and Mrs,
Angerer's favorite songs. Refresh
ments were served in the church din
ing room, featured by a three-tiered
cake baked and decorated by Mrs.
Charles Barger, Sr The rest of the
evening was spent in looking at col
ored movies of the group, taken on
Easter morning at the church b y
Mr.. Derrickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Culp were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Lora an
daughter in their home in Dewey
vile Wednesday evening of last week.
A delicious fish supper was enjoyed.
Guests in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. l.. DeLong over the week
end were Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Mar
cote, Jacqueline and Mishelle, o.
Dearborn, Michigan.
Mrs. Eugene Narcotic and Mrs
w. L. DeLong were in Lima on Sat
urday.
Mrs. Weldon Diller is at home nov
from the Blanchard Valley hospital
She is happy to get back home we
know, and we are glad for her too
She has been missed by all, as wei
as her family.
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THURSDAY. JUNE 6, 1857

the conference Tuesday.
Guest ministers who will preach
during the conference session include
DR.. Ralph w. Sockman, native Ohioan
who has completed 40 years as pastor
of Christ Church New York City.
Mrs. Hininger will attend the con-
ference with her husband.
Today, Thursday, Forrest L. Stein
man, lay delegate from the Bluffton
church, and Mary Margaret Steiner,
youth delegate from the church, are
planning to attend the conference.
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their demeaner might create.
Anyway Mt. Vernon was made the
county seattle capital of Knox
county, and so has remained for much
longer than a century. A town with
such depravity as Clinton was no
place for it, the commissioners de-
cided. 1t may have had many more
people in it but apparently they were
not the right kind.
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MethOdists Attend
Lakeside Meetings

The Rev James Heininger will be
among 1400 ministers and lay dele
gates from IL districts which make
up The Ohio Conference of The Meth
odist Church meeting in Hoover
Auditorium at Lakeside early this
week. Bishop Hazen G. Werner will
officially opened the 10Th session of
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Tale Of Two Towns

Better laid off, less hilly and even
the more progressive, Clinton was
larger than Mt Vernon back in 1903
and held more promise of prosper
Gus future The towns were only a
mile and half apart.
After Knox County was formed in
1908 and the commissioners were
trying to decide just where to locate
the county seat the competition died
down to one between Mt. Vernon and
Clinton with little to choose between
them.
The former already had a store and
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Wedemeyer continued, there
was only one way to study a
fighter plane under combat
conditions. and that was TO fly
combat missions :"
During a bombing mission
to a place called Amboima
Gen. Wedemeyer said. a Sonia
type Japanese fighter singled
out Gen. Lindbergh's plane as
a target.
He said Gen. Lindbergh's re-
port of the incident read: The
enemy banked right to attack
me headon. I fired a burst OF
several seconds. observing nu-
merous hits. The Sonia then
flew under me. almost collid-
ing. rolled over and crashed
into the water"
In another mission on Sep
TENDER Is. 1914, Gen. Wede-
meyer said Gen. Lindbergh
loaded his single-engine fighter
plane with one 2,000-pound and
two l.000-pound bombs. the
heaviest bomb ever carried by
a plane of that type at the
time.
Gen. Wedemeyer said Ger
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cal climate to participate in the
war as q member Of the armed
forces"
The late President Franklin
D. Roosevelt turned thumbs
down on Gen. Lindberg's re-
quest for active duty at the
time because of Gen. Lind
bergh's outspoken criticism OF
United States foreign policy
during the pre-World War u
era.
In 1854, Gen. Lindbergh was
commissioned a brigadier gen.
ieral in the Air Force Reserve
on the nomination of President
Eisenhower. Gen. Lindbergh
currently is a consultant for
Pan-American World Always.
Gen. Wedemeyer said Gen
Lindbergh went to the Pacific
to study fighter plane perform
ance under combat conditions
with a view toward improving
plane design.
In that role, Gen Wede-
myer said. "he went on many
missions with Corsairs "a Navy
fighter plane; he took part in
straf1ng raids; he few cover
for bombers and did some s3e-
cial bombing to prove that the
Corsair could do :"
! ITO his logical mind" Gen
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Lindbergh Role in War
Told by Wedemeyer

WESTBURY, N. Y. July Is
R.-A top World War II gen.
eral says a plush curtain Of
bureaucracy" hid Charles A
Lindbergh's role as a fighter
pilot against the Japanese.
1t. Gen. Albert C. Wede-
meyer, retired former comman-
der of United States Army
Forces in China, said that Gen
Lindbergh. as q civilian, shot
nown at least one japanese
fighter plane while piling up
178 hours in so missions against
the enemy.
All this occurred. Gen. Wede-
meyer said. when Gen. Lind
bergh was in the Pacific
theater of operations for a six
month period in 1914 while
functioning as a technical adj
wiser for the American aircraft
industry.
Gen. Wedemeyer outlined
Gen. Lindbergh's role in greater
| detail than ever made public
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before as he spoke yesterday
at plaque dedication ceremonies
marking the take-off spot OF
the famed aviator's historic
solo hop across the atlantic in
1927.
II think the public is en-
titled at least to some of the
unpublished contributions in
the Lindbergh odyssey" the
general said.
Record Hidden From Public
"All the pertinent facts are
on the record, bat that closely
guarded Government record is
unavailable to the public" Gen
Wedemeyer said. Let me push
aside the plush curtain of bu-
'reaucracy for a moment and
talk about the man and the
facts"
The general said Gen. Lind
berg. a reserve colonel in the
Air Force at the time Of the
Pearl Harbor attack, found II
impossible because Of the politi-
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Puerto Rico on an unofficial
visit, said yesterday that Mr..
Baron could not represent both
Tammany Hall and the Do
minican Republic.
Mayor Wagner said later at
City Hall that he agreed 100
per cent" with the Governor
Several hours later, Mr.. De-
Sapio said: while / have
complete faith and confidence
in the high character and in
tegrity Of Sydney s. Baron. I
agree with Gov. Hartman and
Mayor Wagner that under the
present circumstances he
should resign. :"
Mr.. Baron announced his
resignation shortly afterward.
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Lindbergh dived at his target.
an enemy gun installation, at
a 65-degree angle but the force
of the dive froze a manual con-
troll release for the two 1000
pound bombs. But, said Gen.
Wedemeyer, Gen. Lindbergh
managed to electrically release
his heavier bomb and score q
direct hit on his target.
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ment of the Dominican Re-
public.
The Caribbean dictatorship
hired Mr.. Baron to prepare a
goodwill campaign in this
country and to organize an in
vestigation into the disappear
ance of DR.. Jesus de Galindez
DR.. Galindez, Columbia Uni
versity lecturer and militant
foe of Trujillo, disappeared in
New York Is months ago.
Foes of Trujillo have charged
that DR.. Galindez was kid
mapped, flown to the Dominican
Republic and done away with
Trujillo and his government
have denied it.
Gov. Hartman, who was in
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paid Mr.. Baron only 5000 a
year-a small fraction Of the
lucrative public relations bust
ness he has from numerous
clients. But the Tammany ac-
count lent considerable prestige
to the ,S7-year-old publicity
man.
The heat on Mr.. Baron came
from Gov. Averell Hartman,
Mayor Robert r. Wagner and
Carmine g. DeSapio. leader Of
Tammany, Democratic nation
al committeeman and -Secre-
tary. Of State in Gov. Harri-
mans administration.
All three frowned on Mr..
Baron's recently announced
$4,000 deal with the govern
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Jet FLYER Killed

CLOVIS, N. Mex, July Is (P1,
Officials at Cannon Air Force
Base said Second 1t. Mark D.
Harms. %. stationed here. was
killed in the flaming crash OF
his FLOOD jet fighter near
Melrose, N. Mex, yesterday
1t. Harms was the son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Senus Harms of Min
neapolis.
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Quits in TruiiIIo Tiff

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It's publicity Sydney s. Baron because he's doing job
for the Dominican of dictator Rafael To
Mr.. Baron announced his resignation yesterday under
pressure.
Tammany Hall the Manhattan Democratic organization
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package. However. the General
Assembly instead adopted Gov.
Stanley's no-integration pro-
gram.
Today, Mr. Mann said that,
In light Of the Supreme Courts
action on Monday, 1t vas now
time for another session OF the
commission.
The Supreme Court refused
to review an appeal from Fed
eral Judge Walter Hofiman's
ruling on the Norfolk Newport
News desegregation cases. Judge
Hoffman had stated that the
State pupil placement law was
unconstitutional on its face,
The State placement law was
designed as the first line Of de-
tense against integration in Vir-
ginia. The Stanley plan also
includes the fund cutotf and
school closing provisions.
The Gray commission. OF
which Mr.. Mann is q member,
has never been dissolved. The
Governor appointed the COM
mission with the request that
1t continue as q permanent
body. The commission would
be reconvened at the call Of
the Governor or the chairman,
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'Accokeek Women
Dies in Crash in
Prince Georges

Mrs. Vera Cook. 40. OF Acco-
keek. Md. was fatally injured
yesterday in a two-car collision
at Route sol and Cedarville
road in Prince Georges County,
State police reported.
Police said Mrs. Cook and
Mrs. Frances Marini. SO. OF 207
Pine Grove drive. Suitland. Md.
were passengers In q car driven
by Prentice d. Stephan. 81. Of
the $500 block Belt avenue,
Bradbury Park. Md.
The Stephan car collided with
another driven by Miss Betty
Lou Robbins. Is. Of Borden
town. N. j., police said.
The death is Prince Georges
County's saith traf1ic fatality
this year compared to so at this
time last year.