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of polished cotton in your
choice of S popular colors

Sove now on boys fleece lined polished cotton
lockets during Woodward g Lothrcp's October
Harvest Sole. The warm fluffy nylon fleece lining
will be perfect for the long winter months. Grow
cuff and collegiate buckle in the book. Upper
front and completely washable Choose black,
white charcoal, khaki or blue
Not shown:
Woven Cotton Flannel Sports Shirts-worn, son-
forized and cosy to core for Coorfu plaid designs.
Sizes to Is, Regularly 298. 1877
All.WOol Sports Goats in 3-button models. Fobre
imported from England Sizes Is to 20.
Regularly 26e5. l7.7
WGL-Ths Boys Store 4th Floor
-. also Chevy Chose. Corners and Nexondrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02

you 500 when you purchase these by the Sc
LOUIS MARX ELECTRIC TR
Top Diesel engine freight tron with transformer fruit and
seoreoh generator wece oboose and straight
trok sections purchased separately would sell for 4O45
Bottom Freight train with 34pece village SET transformer
locomotive box eondoo coboose and straight
track sections If purchased separately would sell for 1880
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-12

LAMPS, 4 lamp tables; girls red chin
chilla coats, sizes 10 and ID; ladies
clothing, sizes 1915. MU. 1-93O6.
DINING room set, 8-piece mahogany.
table pad, chairs just recovered, good
condition, SIS; coffee table, SO; oc-
cassional chairs: fruit jars, quarts
and pints, 75c doz.; storm windows
and screens, three 301ax5312, four
28l4x59; two 321zx341a, 81 each. Call
a m. to p. m, p. m. to p. m,
Ii. 1-1655.
STORM windows and screens, various
sizes, storm doors. EV. 1-4287.
10-H.P. Mercury outboard motor, AL
shape, reasonable. RE. 1882.
VIOLIN, SIS; bar bells. $50. RE. 1906
PHONOGRAPH, four speaker hi-fi
latest model: record cabinet; custom
remote speakers: portable television:
Stereo tape recorder, all new. VIII.
2-3098
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-12

1000 TIRE CLOSEOUT

IUUU IIlI OLOOLOOA
NEW Goodyear, first quality, 4-6.70x
Is. $49. IA; 4-710x15. $5496; plus tax,
no trade needed: wholesale prices on
most makes and sizes 300 off on re-
Gaping, try us is all we ask; de-
tergent, so lbs, S6.79. Carroll Sales,
1853 Lake Shore. KE. 1-4500; open
daily 10 to z; Monday, Wednesday,
Friday to $50 D. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-12

2 WINDOWS and frames, all 26x2S,
weather-proof, good condition, $6
BED, complete, dresser; Motorola tele-
vision, table model; treadle sewing
machine; mems suits, size 40-42;
electric clock. w. 1-0564.
RUG cleaner, Won Schrader make)
cleans and semi-drys in one opera
ton, used very little. $3.50. Call after
p. m, KE. 1-7436.
WINDOW frame. sash and glass, 37s4x
49. plus aluminium storm window and
screen. HI. 2-2971.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-12

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING By
PHONE SOC MINIMUM, CASH
WITH ADVERTISEMENT - 7sc
MINIMUM. MUST BE IN OUR
OFFICE BEFORE. NOON WE'D
NEsDAY. NO CANCELLATION on
ALTERATION AFTER p. n.
RIEsDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-28
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WANTED for immed. occupancy
for SO months: completely furn
.. 3-bedrm. house. Taylor Schoo
area, Arlington. Va. IA. 2-2b3l
WE HAVE many fine clients wait.
ing for 3 and 4-bedrm. quality
homes. In upper northwest and
Mont. Co. ROBERT II. KENT 4
CO.. JU 0-SaO0.
WE NEED 3 and 4-bedrm. homes,
Silver Spring and Mont Co. area.
o. d. FIELD, INC. ~. 5-71l3.
3 OR f-BEDRM., unfurn.. detached
house; NV. section: fenced yard.
bsmt or yr. lease Box 279-
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HOUSES FURNISHED

N.W.-2-bedrm town house with
Garden: adults: VI lease. $3.50 d
month. AID $3.50
ALEX.--cute, clean convenient; 2
bedrms., bsmt fenced, Sl2O TIE
B-2OO3, TIE. 6-b357
TAKOMA PIX, MD,--3-bedrm semi.
det.. liv rm. din. rn.. kit. oil
heat. BT0i Westmoreland ave,
ALEX !, Seminary Hlll-contempo-
rary hilltop home. with BREATH
taking view. 8weepine liv. rm
opens onto Ice. terrace, 4 bedrms,
baths maids rm., recr rm. !
Shirley hwy; owner going abroad
Sept. for yr. DI. 7-O0Abi
XII s.316b, evenings.
ROCK CREEK PARK-.Four bed
rms, 81 baths. partly furn suit.
for entertaining. Call DE. 2-0544.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-28
BETWEEN LARGO
AND MARLBORO
ON ROUTE POP

Furnished or unfinished. 3 bed
rooms. z baths. oil heat, cleo. stove
and refrigerator: attractive grounds.
Ideal netghborhood Convenient TO
schools. Andrews Air Force Base,
Univ. Of Md. and suitland, Nd.
WA. 5-S146.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-28

coLoRED-I477 NEWTON ST.
N.W.---3 rms. kit, bath. newly
dec... parquet ir. See Ianitor on
premises.
COLORED-60O nth N.E.-Two
rms. Kit. and bath. Key Apt. ..
DUVALL. DI. 7-B4Ud. 2Ss
COLORED = 4Ies GEORGIA AVE.
NV. = End floor: kit. bath, 2
bedrms.. large rear porch: only
S75 mo-, heat incl. Al condition.
Mr.. NEUMANN. Ma. S-2321.
COLORED--KENNEDY ST. NV
lSx2V Lr. wall-tO-wall carpet,
bath, $S5 per mo. to responsible
tenants. RA. 3-29O2; Ma. S-2O14.
COLORED-23I 18th S.E.-2 rms.
kit, bath; heat furn.; redec.
5000. Ii. $4,000.
OOLORED - 10 FARRAGUT PL.
N.W.--1-bedrm. apt. 2nd floor OF
duplex. $50 per mo-. incl. all
utils. Key LIST floor or call LII.
4-b060.
COLORED-2O20 q ST, N,E.-Very
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$500 GEORGIA AvE.--Newly dec
Grated. Bedrm., iiv.. rn., .dinette.
kit. and bath. suitable for couple
or 3 adults. All utils. incl. Call
RIA. 0-7377.
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APIS. uNEuRM. VA.

ARL.. close ln-l bedrm.. modern
bldg: near TT. Mver. Ari. Towers:
adults. no pets; shopping, park
ing, bus; $50 so. 1902 IT. MyeI
Evening star., 1957-12-25
INSTRUCTION COURSES
REPAIRs q sERVIcES

BLECTRICAL WIRING. prompt at
tention TO large and small Jobs;
free estimate Cal HA, $500:
Bves. and sun. On. 4-1566.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
e On, payments. FIRE. =; sst,Hsss;; 1 s, 3
PAINTING. int, ext: carpentry
gut.. spout, roof. Do own work; By
white Gail ANYTIME. 10. 7.1666.
PAINTING, interior and exterior;
plastering and paper hanging at
low prices. Experienced work done
satisfaction guaranteed. CAN for
free estimate. LA. p-lQ36.
PAPERING. si2 rm. up; '67 sum
fast washable paper 10 S-l600,
RA 6-2Ss4. WI, 2-eA5s.
PLUMBING. HEATING, remodeline.
repairs permaglas water heaters,
reaS. prices. Nd, work only A. o.
Ike. HA. 7-fl23. P0. 2-407b.
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRLNG.
20 yrs.' experience. Price. SO;
work guaranteed. To. 2-25s7.
ROOFING. new work. repairs. gut
ters, spout. carpentry, paint. A. d.
THOMAS. Sp. 3-500e. WA. 7-l744.
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MIscELLANE0Us ron SALE

PIREPLAcE, gas or slss.: Iegs
screens. andircns. etc. .AsCsAss,
FOAM CUSHIONS. 22x24. 1925
b6isters, N.S6; teppeTs. SOS,
0iLLIILAND, z1l6 p st. NV
TX. 3-003S.
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! WILL NOT mn RESPONSIBLE fol
one ether than ihKsslf. RAN
NV. Wash, b, 6. 35s
TWILL NOT BE- responsible for eny
debts contracted 6y anyone other
than myself, cHARLEs D. Ds
WashInston, 3. & as.
WILL NOT BR RRsPONsIBLE foE
any debts contracted BY anyone
other than ynyself, GERALD =,
MsSob VAN. 5. q Os quincy ~ aS.~s
I WILL NOT M RB0PONSIDLE for
any debis Incurred 81 anyone
other than myself, EARL N. SUM-
MERS. Al9 9th 81, Sc. go
! WILL NOT NJ REsPoNsIBLE
Iof any dehts contracted hy any
QiBsoN, 700 nrsnSyvins ssvi s' 81 s.s', =,
No. SOt. washlhston 20. b. G.
sTock bERs u fMSAsiEsNseR.. q.
held at Hotel centinsntal. IN III tSs
the i4th day Of January. 1855
a. 8 p.ms for the purpose 81
heArlne reports. oi oficers. elect
ing directors Of the company for
ensuing year and for the trans
action Of any other business that
may properly come before the
ssessaay; smssslng; PRESCOTT II. PAhnoEI
NOTICE IS ERREBY GIVEN that
man and Clara Cassidy TRADING
as The connoisssuT, la0s wis.
sonsin ave NV. WASH, D, c.,
ness Sill ss continued ~ Mlsha
noissear. laos Wis ave. nv. :
Evening star., 1957-12-25

C0UNTERGRLs, white, expert
eneed on steam tables. 1885 yrs.
old: hours, Q am. to 2:30 pm:
IL noon to 3 pm: b-day Wk. /:
good salary, bonus. insurance,
etc. Apply after IL noon. HOTEL
HARRINGTON KrrCHErERfA.
l1th and Z sts. NV. No phone
calls please.
H0UsEKEEPER- COMPANION, VII,
unencumbered, not over 30 yrs.
old with eood automobile 70 .trnvel
to Flprida with 2 retired ladies.
Local ref, req, Boz l5e-A. star.
Evening star., 1957-12-25
Hugo WOrch
Piano Company
I925 @ st. NV. MA. e-0423

PIANOs FOR RENT--NeW and used
sDinets. consoles and gfands e
moderate rates from 81 monthly
sxtrs. JoRDxEs. ToUR sTokEs:
SPehsoSs SPhon. 81. Iin sISsoojc: aae 2 siss 1S; y:
highway. Arlington (Phone KE. s.
bO0OD. 1882 Georgia ave, Silver
eprine (Phone JU. 6-1lO6D; 2z16
Princess Anne st.. Frederickgburg.
EuIl selection at all stores. Silver
4pxlng ana Arlington stores oDen
POCKET AND BTLLIARD TABLES,
SUPPLIES, poker tables and games.
tennis tables, acees. CONN BIZ
LARD q BOWLING SUPPLY co.
6l0 9th st. NV, DI. 7-ze67.
POWER SAW, DeWalt and attach
ments excel. cond.: $500. EN-.
RECONDITIONRD HOTEL and
restaurant dishwashing machines,
mixers, potato peelers, ranges,
work tables, other items; new
ETasreynteesa E1.s = 1ssa substantial savings.
REFRIGERATORs (2), S25: very
nice eond. Also refrieeratoT. $50.
Can deliver. Ex. 3-67l4.
REFRIGERATORs. used, Si0. 80
up; credit guar del ACME Stow.
I011 9TH st. NV, MA. 6-S962
RERRIGRRATORsI some freezer.
tops: refn.: SO up Tyr Suar.;
also washers, driers FREDER-
ICK'e. 3905 14th st., ia 9-7900,
@-TY~T~--
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DOCS. pErS. etc.

STANDARD POODLRs, Axe, BEL
tor bred, champion sired. olk,
poodle. female; blk. males
white male, Approved show quail
Va. olniiSsSa' olSiissSad' sosisSS. Clsi can s''n''''
MINIATURE DACHSHUND PUPS.
Axe; perm. shots. JE. 4.esS7'
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES,
Axe REGISTERED; raised with chill
dren, Call 20, 2-9060.
BOXER PUPs, registered Axe,
faWn and brindle: shot ana
Eormed: 3 months old. 10
1-e31A.
1kGlSTKRED WEIMARANER PUP
RkkS, champion show and obeoi-
enee lines. Springfleld. Clearbrook
DACHsMUND PUPS, red. Axe reg
Tor Xmas. Reas. AP. 7-e4s7.
GERMAN SHIP PUPPIES, Axe;
like Rim Tin Tin; wormed and
shots; reasonable. Ju. 10000.
GERMAN sHEP. PUPS, Axe res
strong, healthy, intelligent; out
standing bioodline, HE. 4-7b2a.
POODLE PUPPIls, black minia-
ture. champion BACKGROUND; Axe
registered. u. 3-S0SS.
ALL BEEF (no by-products). or
s:r:: {: :s,. isSss Ressss iss 81 $50 e.. ;'s.
case lots. $3.50 ca i0-ease lots,
81 ea. 2b-ease lots. $3.50 ea.
NJ MoETSoN's SrSlsS PET FOOD SHOP
COON HOUND, tree dos, and 2
females only, $50 up. AZ, 7.zSlY.
REAaLE PUPs, Axe; excellent
hunting stock and pets. u.
3-3344 or HR, e-sll4,
GREAT PYRkNKEs, female; cham
6-Siti.
MINIATURE POODLM PUPPIEe.
cream. apricot; Axe; SlO0-S12b.
(cOntinusd on Nskt Pa0)
Evening star., 1957-12-25
SECRETARY

One of our executives re-
quires a secretarial assist
ant. Accurate and fast
shorthand required. Good
English and spelling essen
tial. Duties are varied and
interesting. Many benefits
National Education Assn.
1899 N 81. NV. AID. 4-4Sbl
Evening star., 1957-12-25
PIANOS

PIANOS
BALDWIN's FINEST
The Exquisite
"ACROSONIC"
Completely designed. built and
Guaranteed By Baldwin.
Why nay wen over $1,000 for the
few pianos Of comparable eualityf
Come in and let Us show you the
leading. spinet and console pianos
by Baldwin.
OTTR 7afh YEAR
Evening star., 1957-12-25
PERSONAL

FORM 81. U, 8. Job applications
prepared and typed, ExcHARQK
SERVICE CO., ST. S-6iS6. sSs
AIMEoGRARnING, 500 copies,
So.25. ExCH. SERVICE. 1882 X
50. NV. ST. 3-6lS6, 2as
MERRY XMAS to the many area
families whom ] have had the
pleasure Of selling appliances IN
the silver Spring store Of seaY'A
Perm. MAvk ssssi cham wave
aEzuTS' AccxnsMYY N7isso;e iso;e 4 nc
DARK PURN. MADE IIoHT
FREE ESTTMATE6-TERAGs
PERMAoRAlN CORP. wa. 7-ao7i
ROYAL JELLY
With yitamin caps, nov avail. Mai
and phone orders accepted. TIPTOA
q AkYkRS. DRUGGISTS, lAOC
18th st. NV. DE-. 2-942S.
Evening star., 1957-12-25
MIscELLANEoUs FoR SALE

ANTIoUEs-Nobody but nobody
will want 70 miss our big New
Years sale Sat. and Sun. BELL
HTNnQ. k30 igth Al. Sc
Evening star., 1957-12-25

TYPIsT, 80 v.p.m. pb-hr. VII !.
person. CLARK TilANeYHR, nc.
3rd ana r sts. ne.
YOUNG LADY for general once
enee necessary. Apply EIiday be-
tTssn 10. 70 and H;.,cs z; cbkeaPExAIkSz ~ xISls
Baltimore ave. Hyattsviiie. AP.
Evening star., 1957-12-25

SITUATIoMs-MEu
siruArIoHs-woMEn

NURSE. prae.. ece.: ref. live In
or out; part time: insulin OF
vttamin shots. Gail CO. 5.00S4.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. give
GOOD care, wants private duty,
live in or out. HO. 2-2264.
Evening star., 1957-12-25
MELP--MEM

SAILS REPREsENTArTvE = Pres
tlge packaglns line 70 retailers Y
,,.,n p G. ana v. 'iniiar, n 1s,s,isra sLDsf' ae 9
to deal with leading merchants
age 10 as; modest salary for
mos. training. lmmed. prospect
81. 900. MANAGEMENT CON
sULTANrs. NC Suite 1901
SAIRsMKN-PROOF PAssERs. -
Year-r0und, nonseaeonal opera
tion. company benefits; viii train
Apply 653A Conn. ave. NV IA
Evening star., 1957-12-25
By Harry Mccs
HELP-MEN
lc0kTlhuEDl

SERVICE STATION gALEsMEN--
Major oil company offers oppor-
funities for ambitious, young men
N company operated trainine
station. Immediate. employment.
Give qualifications 10 Box tae-A,
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced,
TICK sHoE srokk, 1887 , nv.
TRACMKRs. white. qpaiifed foI
guidance science. library. ert,
ADAMS TEzcHfRS xocY.. i5Si
MAN. fwhite) ambitious. 2l-3B
permanent position With national
concern, pleasant p.M vetk 20 veeE
MERRY CHRISTMAS
NATIONAL ENPL. SERVICE
HOS 18th 81. NV. 81 L. n. 3-727G
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HELP---MEM'
lc0NTlNueol

MATNTRNANcE ENGINEERS, D. G
licenses, and class: some knowl'
edge OF air conditioning; able u
supervise cleaning force: no dis
abilities. salary open; nv. sec
ton Bnx 4be-A. star.
Evening star., 1957-12-25
MANAGER TRAINEE

I want 20 taxi 90 . peFsonabll
Interested l II SettsTinE himself. Mar
and maintain . group Of men anc
women selling naticnally-knqWr
costume iewelry on party plan
Sers are making $4,000 70 SIS. .00d
yearly. For Interview write WN. G.
lSCHEETZ, Exec. Vice-President,
Emmcns jewelers. Inc. Newark
Evening star., 1957-12-25

u, ,PIAN3s AZ sTYLEs
Cali Day % Ni9ht. W. s.SOSS
rvs, RADIOS, up to SzS: out-of-
order sets 1918 18th st. NV. Ap.
4-9636. 1910 pm. daily, Sun
Tor PRICks for good used furni-
tuse We do movtns. Call IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-09
Arlington Issues
Building Permits

Recent building permits is
sued by Arlington County in
clude:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-09
HOME OF THE WEEK
HOME OF THE WEEK
Outdoor Living Marks
Contemporary Design

Contemporary design and &C.
commodations for outdoor living
mark this weeks Home of the
Week. the ''Parkville."
Inside there are some 1,120
square feet of floor space. But
this figure gives only a partial
idea, as it does not include the
extensive tagged outdoor area
between the house and garage
and behind the living room
which adds greatly to the liv-
ing space in pleasant weather.
The living and dining room
OF the house is oriented toward
this rear outdoor area, while
the kitchen is at the front. In
the living room is a large fire.
place with a half-wall thanking
1t on one side. This gives an
illusion Of separation from the
main entry at the side toward
the garage.
Behind the fireplace, in the
covered tagged area between
house and garage there is a
second fireplace that uses the
same wide chimney.
At the front of the house. the
kitchen offers a U-shaped work
area at the left and a laundry
space at the right. Stairs to
the Easements also lead from
this room.
The three bedrooms of the
house are well insulated from
the living areas, providing rela-
tive quiet for sleeping young
sters In the evening and at nap
time. This insulation is pro-
vided by a wall of closets across
the back bedroom nearest the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-09

living room. the hallway and
the bath.
Large closets are provided in
each Of the bedrooms. and there
is a double set Of linen closets
in the short hall leading to the
bath.
Separated from the house by
the covered. tagged terrace, the
garage can be reached from the
home without exposure to the
weather. 1t also offers a long
narrow storage area at the
left side.
Plans for the house may be
had with q basement or with
no basement. In the plans
without a basement, the stair
well to the basement becomes q
heater room.
The house contains 1,12C
square feet Of living space. The
cubage is 1880 cubic feet with
basement and 13.400 cubic feet
without. The garage adds 3,38s
cubic feet.
Editors note: The cost is not
given. What you could build
the house for in the Washing
ton area would depend on the
bids you might receive. They
might range from SO to SIS
per square foot or more, plus
land.
(In case you wish to order
blueprints, you may do so by
filling In the blank from below.
Check or money order must be
sent with your request; do not
send currency. With your blue
prints will come specifications
and. q material list. Provision
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-09

Recent building permits is
sued by Arlington County in
clude:
Tidewater Oil Co.. Baltimore. Ma,
owner 70. gas as station b6l0 Lee hwy;
May Prop. Inc, Fails Church. own
er: dwelling ct 1924 N. Nelson st.:
cost, $36,b00: architect, Gene H. May.
Mcintosh q Mcintosh. Inc, 204o
Wilson blvd; cost. ao.o0o: srchitssst,
Richard I. Parli.
err: DWELLINGS At $3.50 s N. Nelson st. s.:
cost $4,000; architect. Gene ' Il. Nay ~;
| The Southland Corp; Dallas, Tex.
SSS store STsh e ssSa Lee M AWE
Bernards Deksnis. $3.50 N. Fairfsz
dr.. owner: dwelling at 70l N. KEN
more st.: cost, $4,000.
| Harvey Lee Payne and n. J. Payne,
dyeelnlinn Ling at 1901 8. 18th st.: cost
Capital Merchandising Corp. 1905
| q st. NV, owner: showroom at 5000
N. Fairfax dr.: cost. $4,000: archi-
tect, Harry Dreisen.
Clarendon Trust Co.. Wilson blvd.
owner: bank at $500 N. Washington
blvd: cost, $4,000: architect. Albert
Jennings Properties, me-, io2 w.
Jefferson ST., Falls Church, owner: 2
dwellings at $500 and 1901 N. Oak
Lloyd G. Mayors.
May Prop. Inc, Falls Church. own
er; dwelling at 3643 N. Nelson ST.;
cost, $4,000: architect. Gene H. May.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-09
Houses OPEN SUNDAY, 1 to s

SomeFset-4S05 FoIstone Avenue
Spacious custom built Split-Leve highest elevation in
Somerset Entronee ho living ROOM seporote dining oom
the entrance hall large bedrooms, de luxe Hollywood
baths and stairway to otc Completely finished full base
ment with daylight room. 2-cor oorooe This house is
to please the most discriminating buyer.
past C. Dorset, on
Surrey Sts right on FGlstoRe to Open" sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-24
.Ex-Governor's Son
Gets 3-Yeur Term

TACOMA, Wash, Aug. "a
(R.-Pierce r. McConaughy.
80. son Of a late former Cover
nor Of Connecticut, has been
sentenced in Federal court to
three years in the penitentiary
on charges Of mail fraud and
interstate transportation of bad
checks. He has been find ST.
600 by Judge George H. Boldt.
McConaughy was once presi-
dent Of the Connecticut Junior
Chamber Of Commerce. He was
arrested here last October 5.
Before he was sentenced
Thursday. McConaughy pleaded
guilty to the charges and agreed
to transfer of a case pending
against him in Connecticut.
In passing sentence Judge
Boldt said McConaughy's check
operation was one Of the big
gest and most elaborate he had
seen in all his time on the
bench.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-24
Lowering Barriers to Red China

the Position Of Women; Pub
lie Health and Education;
the Constitution: Penal Law;
Civil Justice: and Chinese
Prisons.
With neither the space nor
the authorization to review
an as yet unpublished manu-
script, one thing I shall men
ton. Whatever the Chinese
regime may or may net be, it
is neither in law nor in prac
tice a copy Of any other Com
munist regime, including its
attitude toward private, pro-
ductive property. It was news
to me that there exists in Red
China. actively cooperating
with the government and la
Dor unions, a Federation of
Chinese Capitalists!
The Chinese land cooper
ativeS are very different from
the collective farms Of the
Soviet Union. which are not,
in fact. co-operatives at all.
] cannot vouch for the &C
curacy of the professors re-
ports. What is needed are
many reports. made by people
who are interested in finding
out facts. not in promoting
the established policy of our
own Tor any other govern
ment.
Never before in my lifetime,
except during war, have
journalists and other COM
petent observers, including
businessmen, had their pass
ports invalidated for research
in any country, including So
Wet Russia during the long
period Of nondiplomatic rec
ignition. I see no sense in it
whatever. ! do see an in
fringement of a right implied
in freedom of speech and of
the press-the right to know.
and one should welcome the
belated decision to remove
the barriers.
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has been indicted twice on
charges of murder and con-
victed on charges of larcency.
He is a close associate of Ca
pone mobsters, including Tony
Accardo and the late Frank
Nitti.
"a. James r. Hoffa played a
part in the speedy ascent of
William Presser to the chair
manship Of the Ohio Confer
ence Of Transfers. Presser has
been convicted of violation of
the Federal Antitrust Laws
and has taken the Fifth
Amendment before Congress
sional committees in relation
to his financial affairs. Also.
testimony in Toledo showed
Presser had accepted a pay
ment Of $500 for the setting
up Of an employers juke box
association which was negoti-
ating a contract with his own
union.
IS. James r. Hoffa played a
part in organizing a testimonial
banquet for Louis Babe" Tri-
scare. head of the Excavating
Drivers Local in Cleveland,
Ohio. who spent time in the
Ohio State Reformatory.
SO. James r. Hoffa has a
long and continued association
with Lou Farrell. a Des Moines
(Iowa) racket figure who is also
involved in the labor relations
business. Reports of the Ke-
fauver Committee identified
him as a Capone mobSter oper-
ating in Iowa.
81. Local 299, Joint Council
43. the Michigan Conference of
Transfers and the Central
States Conference of Transfers,
all of which are headed by
James r. Hoffa. employed per-
sons as business agents and or
ganizers. despite the fact they
had been accused of armed rob-
berry. kidnapping. larceny book
making, throwing stencil bombs.
impersonating Government Of
ficers. felonious assault. and
carrying concealed weapons.
38. James r. Hoffa set up an
alliance with the International
LongShoremen's ssocia t ion
after it had been thrown out
Of the AFL-CIO for racket con-
troll. He also attempted to loan
$4,000 to this organization.
SO. James r. Hoffa has had
a long and continuing associa-
ton with Angelo Nell, a Detroit
prohibition hoodlum who has
twice been accused of murder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-24
BOY IS AT WORK
DAY AFTER BEING
HIT BY TRACTOR

AUSTIN, Tex. CR). A
l4--year old junior high
school student was back at
his summer farm job yes
terday, only a day after a
5000 pound tractor ran
over his chest.
Bailey Goodman said he
was lucky. 1t was his third
scrape with death.
The others:
An automobile ran over
him when he was 10
months old.
He was burned on the
face, neck, chest and arms
by boiling grease when he
was two. but he doesn't
have a scar.
Young Goodman did not
suffer any broken bones
from either the tractor or
the automobile mishaps.