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Presidents Cut
|Winger, Seek
IDefensenlan

L Me4UNa k4M MIN
New Haven, 4. Johngtown. l.
Game Tonight
Washington At Philadelphia.
Games TemorFsw NiGht
JohnstoWn ct Washington. $50.
Philadelphia 81 Charlotte.
| New Haven ct Clinton.
The Washington Presidents
released one player and de-
layed acquisition Of another
today before leaving for Phila-
delphia and tonight's impor-
tant Eastern Hockey League
game with the second-place
Ramblers.
The Presidents return TO
Uline Arena tomorrow night
against the YOUNGSTOWN Jets. q
two-ttme conqueror in three
starts. Play will begin at $50.
The Washington club re-
leased Walt Para. 2l-year-old
left winger from South Porcu-
pine. Ontario. and also per-
mitted the Clinton Comets to
keep Doug Falby, q 2l-year-old
defenseman. Falby had been
scheduled TO report here in
final payment for Ed Moe Bar
toll. recently traded to the
Comets by Washington.
The Comets have reorgan-
lied. with Ed Calhoun as play
er-coach. who has requested
that Faiby be retained. The
Presidents have agreed to by
pass Falby on condition an
other player be sent here in
the near future. MeanwhilN
Washington still is seeking an
other defenseman.
The Presidents will creep TO
one point behind Philadelphia
and two behind the leading
Charlotte Clippers with q win
tonight over the Ramblers.
Philadelphia. however. can take
over the league lead by beating
the Presidents.
Latest league statistics list
Washington's Steve KuZma
and Angie DeFelice eighth and
ninth in scoring. and Nick
Pidsodny third in goals yielded
BY goal keepers. Kuzma has
scored Is goals and eight as
sists for q points. and DeFelice
seven goals and IL assists for
10. Pidsodny has given up So
goals in Is games for an aver
age yied Of 294.
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Continued From Page C-l
the Cards sent three pitchers
veteran Willard Schmidt anc
Rockies Marty Kutyna anc
Ted Wiesnd-to the Reds fol
Outfielder Joe Taylor anC
rookie Curtis Flood. a thirc
baseman and outfielder.
Yanks Seek Narleski
For a while the Yankees anc
Indians appeared on the verge
Of making a deal. but 1t fizzlec
at the last minute. Rebuffed In
an attempt TO acquire Pitcher:
Early Wynn and Ray Narlesk
from the Indians for Thirc
Baseman< Andy Carey anc
Pitcher Don Larsen wher
Wynn wss dealt to the White
Sox. Manager Casey Stenge
told newsmen he was ready Il
make a "one-for-one" dea
with Frank Lane Of Cleveland
/ IN give him the seconG
baseman Bobby Richardson
he's after for Narleski. even up
Lanes always talking about
needing CUTS TO make a deal
Well, I've got the CUTS. Let 1
see II he has"
Lane wasted no time reject.
ing that one.
Sure, I'd like Richardson.
he said. but If Casey wants
Narleski he'll have TO make II
two for one. l told George
Weiss Yankee general man.
ager) earlier today that he car
have Narleski If he gives me
either Larsen or Johnny Kucks
along with Richardson. Weis:
said he'd have to talk to Casey
before he gave me an answer
He hasn't given me a yes OIL
no yet"
Record Misleading
The addition of Rush anc
Kaiser will complement a Nil.
waukee staff headed by South.
pay Warren SPAIN. Lew Bur.
dette and Bob Bull and backed
up by Juan Pizarro. Gene Con.
ley and Bob Trowbridge.
Rush was a much better
pitcher last season than hii
6-l6 record indicated. He lost
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brings you every
shot, every thrill of the contest.
It'slike being part ofthe gallery
when you tune in WMAL-TV ca
from 4 to 5 pm. tomorrow. This
hour-long match is presented by
Miller High Life and Wildroot
Cream-Oil.
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FIGHTS LAST MIGHT

REVERE. Mass Joe Devlln. J5OI.
Boston, knocked out Rocky Ford
l44ia, BROOKLYN, 90.
BILLINGS. Mont. ---0eoFRe Jarosch
SehmoiEe, 1855, Minneapolis, 1Ol
Los ANGELES --Paulie Armstead.
1921, Los Angeles, outpointed Jimmy
Lasister. 1875, Los Angeles, u0l.
LIVERPOOL Enaiand--Pat McAteer.
England, outD0inted Marcel PiRou,
France, ~ (middleweiehtsl
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{ n a m pr o n
Burke and chal-
lenger Palmer
will vie for
$1,000 plus spe-
cial a d d e d
prizes in is holes
Of medal play at
the Tucson
Country Club.
"AllIStar Golf
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'Hoyo Frosh Win

Brian sheehan, former Sc.
Johns star. scored 26 points
last night to lead Georgetown's
freshman basketball team TO a
82-64 victory over Fort Myer
at Fort Myer.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
JACK BURKE, JR.
DEFENDS GOLF
TITLE ON Tv

TUCSON, ARIZ. (Special)-
Two of the nations top profess
sional golfers, Jack Burke, Jr.
and Arnold Palmer. will be seen
on television in an 1S-hole golf
match over WMAL-TV a. from
4 TO 5 pm. tomorrow.
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Reed Loses

Bethesda Medical beat Walter
Reed. 1858. last night in the
basketball opener for both
Barney Crome was the big
scorer for Bethesda with Is
points.
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GIANTS AND STEELERS

PITTSBURGH. Dec. lF1.-Here and numbers
OF the Pittsburgh SteeerS and New York Giants whose
here will be nationally televsed tWTOPTv Channel
g. in Washington) at p. M
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BASEBALL

Continued From Page CT
ever, would be construed UNI
favorably by the Justice De-
partment. they pointed out.
Minor league officials have
not been placated by major
league promises not 10 telecast
into their cities when a minor
league game is in progress,
y don't know Of a minor
league which doesn't play Sat
urday night" one said. IF a
major game is te,ecast into our
cities Saturday afternoon. peo-
pie have seen enough baseball
for one day and won't come
out to our parks the same
night"
Dread Court Involvement
BaSeball's legal experts long
have dreaded further involve
ment with the courts. fearing
their entire setup would be
jeopardized II the reserve clause
is thrown out. The present sit
uation may lead to a review
Of baSeball's whole structure by
Congress.
Undoubtedly as . result of
congressional investigations.
baseball viii limit major league
control over players to four
years. instead Of the previous
seven. by approving an ''unre-
stricted" draft at a joint meet
ing Of the majors tomorrow.
Players who have spent four
years in the minors hence
forth will be subject to draft
by major league clubs. Now only
one player may be drafted from
any minor league club. but un-
der the new rule all eligible
players on a minor league team
could be drafted. The new draft
price would be $4,000 instead
Of the present $4,000.
Bonus Rule TO Die
The majors also will abandon
the bonus rule. whereby a
youngster signed for $4,000 or
more must remain with a major
club for two years. Bonus play
ers now with major league
teams, such as Pitcher Ralph
Lumenti of the Senators. must
serve their two-year terms be-
fore being farmed out. but
starting Sunday the majors will
be able to sign players freely
and farm them TO the minors
Immediately.
The bonus,rule. adopted five
years ago. was designed TO re-
strict prosperous teams from
sharing all promising talent.
but most baseball officials agree
the rule has solved nothing. is
unenforceable and prevents the
normal development Of players.
The American League adopted
q disaster plan in which any
club. suffering a major acct
dent will receive assistance by
purchasing up TO Fl players
from other clubs in the league
at $4,000 each.
Should seven or more play
ers on a team be killed or dis
abled in an accident. the dis
abled club will be permitted to
select players from a pool, with
no more than three players to
be picked from any one club.
Each team other than the dis
abled team would submit a list
of IL players. II the 25-player
limit is in effect. or Is players
from their active list Of 40. TO
create the pool.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

WELL HANDICAPPED CORNER
PROPERTY, over acres, nice
shade trees, unexcelled mountain
view, long frontage on Hwy. SCI.
Village, 10 min. Front Royal,
Va. Improved By solid stucco
home needing renovation. Com
merctal possibilities or flne Vir-
ginia country place. Small down
payment, S12,50O. Telephone oV.
3-b324.
A NICE COUNTRY HOME, IL q,
more or less; 20 mis-. D. c., on hard
road. Living room. 14x14, ANTIQUE
type, plastered: fireplace. kitchen
and dining room, 10x1o IT,, modern.
finished In knotty pine; 3 bed
rooms; large area not finished; nice
garden. yard and shade. $4,000.
6ix-room stone house, all mod
erii, over 100 yrs. old: storm win
dows, large yard: in small town on
highway. $4,000.
J. j. SPRING. BROKER
Lovettsvilie, Loudoun Co., Va.
TIL 2-27G4
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ARL -2-bedrm. semidet.: AZ Ql
b dss trust; newly newly. dec; ss'eSo'
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$500 DOWN will buy this aftY. 2,
area. Westinsheuss kit. esrport
patio. lee. yard. Close to wash
and nelvoir area. Terms, Ed
N-02lI.
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500 DOWN and 500 per month
win buy this attractive 3-bedrm
gSigg lSec oIP a sHrf SfaEHFeh os sTsa
u. 2-S6s2. 81. s-2bsi.
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5 BEDRAls.. fun bsmt.. SEP. DINING
rm.: fenced lot. Handicapped: front
porch. WAX to svsrythins. only
sls.4B0. 9. O. oERAcHIs CO
JE. 2-2sl4.
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED

j. LIE DONNELLY a SON
MA. s-ssIe Eves.. wo. o-2se2
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! RETATL InCHTI0NG
45l6 LEE HIGHWAY

Two stores. I5x62 each; base
ment. I5x21: gas heat in ducts:
extra-large electric and water serv-
for $50 cars: between drug and
supermarket: $1S5 70 commence
January. Open for inspection. Move
In Aat once. See your own broker
or w. MONTGOMERY, 1880 Lee
hwy, IA. 2-SOSO
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BY OWNER--Mndern. ranch style:
mr.. Shirley freeway; B .hedrms,.
sep: din. Im.. nrepl lse. erk. ter.
taclls.: Sl3,Qb0; EHA or military
Zen ay sak ,.Mn. Ssnsnly S asxanaenla
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$3.50 DOWN move right in: take
over . * loan, payments less than
rent BKDRAls.. 2i-PT. LIVING
RM. WITH YIREPLAcE. M-AcRE
LOT. IN PALS CHURCH. All city
utilities. walk to schools. bus. etc.
Only Q yrs. old. sI2.soo. 8. O.
oERAcH1s CO.. JE. e-a314.
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VACANT. clean Is : PIN and I'M
mediate oecupaney--s bedrms.. full
finished bsmt-; side peh.. screened;
large living rm. with fireplace and
located eolss-in N. Arlington. SAL
900. 8. O. oERAcH1s CO., il.
2-2Si4.
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LYON PARK. Sfe,950-Here Is q
cozy bungalow priced very reason
ably. 3 bedrooms, fireplace. h.-w.h..
full basement. Near schools. stores,
bus;sne. Nice yard. trees. Excellent
nelehhorhocd. Located at ia North
dEssSSFa s 81; H1FIIassen 0Dsn nv
|sEEKINd cHARadY Restored farm-
house; din. rm.s kit. ar paneled.
3 hedrms. and bath: IL beartng
fruit trees. berries. aspaTaeus. lse.
nagstone patio. rustic fence en-
This Is III Priced At si5,s50.
STANLEY r. ROWLAND CO.
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S59.50


81 90 down, $3.50 per month viii
eive you immediate possession 70 q
COTTAGE on over one-half acre OF
ground 10 minutes from IT. Bel
voir and approximately rs minutes
from d. c. By way Of the Shirley
hishway: price. S6,95O. These cot
taees are partitioned on into
bedrooms. living room, kitchen and
bath but are not finished on the in
side. Monthly payments include
principal. interest. taxes and In
surance. No settlement eharKes.
Immediate possession. Directions
Take Shirley highway to Lorton.
turn left on 0unston Hall road .
miles then straight ahead u mile
on belmont TOAD fRoute coll "a
l0UNSTON HEIGHTS. Cottages that
are available in Gunston HeiRhts
are located on Lot No, q. Lot No
10, Lot No. 20 and Lot No. 80
Lot numbers are plainly marked
|aCHWAR TT 0.IAG6
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REALLY GREAT LOCATION AND
VALUE. S-bedrm, rancher On "a
ecre level lot. Has picture window,
ceramic tiled bath. pulI-doWn stairs
TO attic: Uarnge or workshop; mod
ern shopping center; 2 bus lines,
schools and church within I blk.
Price. Sl2,o50, terms flexible. New
Oh or FLA financing or assume
4ee loan, OPEN SATURDAY AND
SUNDAY TIL DARK. Dir. From
Falls Church, west on Route a.
about 3 NIL 10 Pimmit shopping
( center, turn right and continue
straieht through parking lot 70
MoNcGRE AoENcY. u. s..S is D
3-BEDRM. BRICK COLONIALs new.
" decorated inside and out. full
basement; equipped kitchen, sep.
din. rm.;. M-aere lot; lgeA garden
area: fun prise se S $1,000; 10y, aoyn
RI. ~" pS an fIe oTISs r rs.' l: SR
10 list home on rirhf. ROWAN
REALTY. "a. 6-ll00.
TOWN OF FAIRFAx--By OWNER,
S .Hp h sssptIek eenst ~ LnEse
cleo. kit. tile bsmt. With plumbing
in for extra bath. storm windows
doors throughout: loo. on corner
loan. CR. 3-O512.
$500 DOWN will buy this atty. 2.
bedrm. redwood rambler In wooded
area. Westinghouse kit, carport,
patio, Ice. yard. Close TO wash.
enq helvoir area. Terms. I'D.
0-o@11.
500 DOWN and 500 per month
will buy this attractive 3-bedrm.
rambler, n Fails Church area;
N. 2-26s2. u. 2-2bsl.
BY OWNER--Modern. ranch style;
mr.. Shirley freeway; bedrmB,.
seq an M. s n rsR l ss S SSf ter ssE
facils.: Sl3,Qb0; FHA or military
loan available. Monthly payments
about S7b. 0lenvieW B-o463,
FOR SALE ~ OWNER Brick
Nv. rm, with fireplace. dinette,
modern kitchen. basement. lge. lot
all fenced: near uarochial and
public schools. 1902 Tucker ave,
Chesterbrook Gardens. Drive out
Old Dominion DR.. to Birch ave-,
turn left TO Tucker ave Key next
door. Price $4,000, cash down
$1,000. has q VA loan Of 4 per
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ARL.-TARA AREA

This lovely brk. home will
house kss sps pshshtiasiiu Nv
bedrms.i W baths, rec. rm.
with fireplace and e.e.'
earage, level, fenced. and
beautifully Ian dseaped
McKNkw co. kn. S.bO62.
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ASSUMPTION Of Az financing
IL what everyone wants these
days Of high interest rates. you'll
love this all-brick Ianehef. Day
a Tns i isvel m SedIm .n arr SA Hen r.
en-. nice living rFn. with fireplace
on list level. Corner lot. Trees.
outdoor barbecue. Reasonable
cash. Price, S2l $50. Call today:
"; SI29e2;; VIM. A. CHAPMAN
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ARLINGTON, NORTH = 4-bedrm.
brick Cane Cod; 2 baths. den. sep,
dining rtn.. fun basement. fenced
end street.: oVerinokine narkwsx
and Potomac. Convenient to
schools and shops: minutes TO
Pentagon and main Navy. Assume
OF loan 4lass. Directions: Out Lee
hwy, right on N. Troy st., End
right TO Nazarene Church, left on
N. TAFT st. 70 2l30. IA. 6-32o2.
ARL.-6-rm. brick Colonial. base
ment: reoecorated: gas heat. alum.
storm windows: Sl6.500: los
cash: 90es FLA loan. OWNER,
20o4 n. Inslewood st., KE. 0-9049.
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ARR, s.-Attr. Z 6edrms.. 2 baths:
si5.eS0. OWNER, or. 4-06s5.
BREN MAR PARk-NeW 4-bedrm
split-leyel: reduced, % -S1g.e9s,
Ibis uk. only. 5 MI. 70 Pentngon
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3 XPANDADLE, 2-bedroom red.
wood rambler near dunston HAL
and water, sff,6Q0. PA $3.50
down or. larger down payment
With IN OF loan. HdgeWater
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ARLINGTON BIG VALUEl Laree s.
hedrm., s-hath brick rambler q
ground rec. rm. with frepl: lge,
wooded lot near Lee hwy. and
m g 10 IN. min e.6 2 Sc sn
PHiLLIPs. NC. "a. 7-sois;
eVes.. IN. A-a05A.
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's ~ low roof. not Z lot
OF glass. cathedral ceilings. but
no beams shoWing; 3 bedrms., tile
bath. large liv. rm. with dining
area, exceptionally large kitchen
with built-in range and oven, full
bsmt. and carport. over la-acIe
lot with trees; $l4,750. OR. 3-0s46.
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ARL.. n; BY owNER-3-bedrm.
brk. rambler, on dead-end st.. mr.
Washinnton Golf and Country
Club: few min. D. c. By pkwy;
level lot with trees; gar. ser. pch.,
a.. ss esnt; Priced 3 n hds2os so2o
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vIItNNsAA IA. ~ . sITIek. ITIHmblIs.T be-

baths with coIored tie. ~. rm !.
s su b s viii With Su. SsSs% sntr. r see
euttering. si7.950. Also one Of
ANTIQUE brick With daylight bsmt.
for S1S.250. One with Ice. cor.
lot for s1s,45O. These homes are
all plastered. are OF exceptional
construction and finlsh. and are
located in an exceptionally nice
neighborhood Of brick homes OF
LAWYERS I'd. on Tasewell I'd. il.
3-OOiR.,
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UUNUNLUWI oonpl. Turn. mr..
paroch. schools (st. Thomas More
and 81. Ami. 3 b.rs., IN bs., sep.
s a. i pocl PSEBiT s' p 4Tes rec table
500 400 IA. e-e834
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6ncKNET Is MaNoi9 .; i m s. 2

BUCKNRLL nIANoR-20 min. 3. C..
excel. schools IN area. Avail. AZ
once. Liv. fm,, din. area, den can
be closed on for combination
guest I'm. or 4th bedrm,, Ice. scr.
porch, equipped kit, lovely lot,
back fenced: immAc. cond. Name
your terms or assume AZ loan.
priced for quick sale &C S14. 200.
ROBERT c. DAVENPORT. Real
Estate. wkdays. so. $4,000; week
ends and ewes, so. S-895o.
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.

IaL1N0IoNs-,kamblsF new elo.s
port, fun dsyiiskt bsmt,; si5.S5o,
BEULAH oose, "a. 2-b682.
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SPLIT-LEVEI-3 bedrms.. finished
rec; rm.. din. rmg gss Nv. rm
with fireplace. sh baths: a ;-e:i
ienSee ye ao, Sonv .,nnnsn 70 tps rn2P
t ris. Of sis1isS6'0 ssiG7 per r' mo
Directions: Arl blvd. 70 n. Mon
ssgge st. right e aTda as,ito NJ
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GIT M AWAY ~ TR nd m All On ;

GET AWAY IRON IT ALL on 2
beautifully wooded acres and an
English Tudor styled home. Truly
different. Circular driveway, en-
trance foyer, 2lx10 living Tm. with
beamed ceiling, stepd0wn solarium
OF library, state-si1ed dining room,
old fashion sized kitchen. full base
ment with maids bath. bedrmr.
and bath on "a floor. Location Is
perfect for PentaEon personnel,
Priced y middle ~ U.s., on . eSeehsnt
3-2Oa3, WM. A. CHAPMAN REAL
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ARL., s.--close-In immaculate s.
hedrm. brick Cape Cod; fenced
rear yard: garage: FLA. S15.QQQi
BY OWNER. no agents. on. l.7012.
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VTENNA-lTfansierfed owner sac
hcing brick tri-level; 3 bedrms.,
2k baths. den, cor. lot. In exclus.
neighborhood OF custom homer;
$22, 800. Assume OF loan. DU.
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ALEx.-sToNE RAMBLER, near
Eeirlinsson Shopping centst and
Ss ssey ss R~s n SnnE rV Foo s MODERN s
kitchen with dining area. 3 large
bedrooms, screcued porch. beautiful
loti assume large 81 loan; price
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S-BEDROOM. all-brick rambler:
priced sls.5o0: ! baths; Living
ri with u, fireplace; siteinsn slseIr
counter-toD range; full bsmt. with
outside entrance: " acre. BY
OWNER. For further information.
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UONHYMOON SPECIAL - (

down. Assume on loan. Mo. pay
ments 1913. includes taxes and In
surance. We get a buy like. this
once a. year. Hot-water heat
Pull price, only S12,O50. Vacant.
Sai ci llsps nov syrIh ~, ri nc WIN
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10 ACRES
TODAY

You can buy an excellent brick
split-level Of contemporary stylins
with 3 bedrmis . baths, liv. rm,.
dining area. equipped kitchen and
fioored recreation room. Close 70
Mclean for S25,350. Assume OF
loan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-28
Curb on Food Additives
Blocked, Burdick Says

mittee. headed by Representa-
tive Delaney. Democrat Of New
York, held hearings in 1851 and
1852 and heard pit witnesses.
He said the Delaney committee
found that 704 chemicals were
then used in or on goods. OF
these. Mr.. Burdick said, 428
were definitely known to be safe.
This left ZIG chemicals which
had not been satisfactorily test
ed" he said.
Mr.. Larrick gave newer figures
in a copyrighted interview in the
magazine U. s. News g. World
Report.
He said about $50 food preserv-
atives and other chemical
materials have been adequately
tested and we regard them as
safe" He added that 1--WE don't
know whether or not" another
$50 such substances are safe.
The food and drug chief said
"the great bulk Of manufac-
turers" using food additives
come to us voluntarily, but they
don't have to, and we've had a
couple of near misses Of major
tragedies" He did not elaborate
on the near misses"
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BY the Associated Press

Representative Burdick. Re-
publican of Indiana. said today,
he wants to know who is block
ing" five-year-old recommended
tons on chemical food addi-
tiveS.
IF I appraise the situation
correctly" Mr.. Burdick said in
a statement, 1.-The American
public is fed up with being
treated like q huge aggregation
Of guinea pigs so far as poison
Gus or deleterious food additives
are concerned"
Meanwhile, George p. Larrick,
chief of the Food and Drug Ad-
ministration, said he hopes
Congress will enact legislation
this year to give his agency
stronger powers to control such
additives.
Mr.. Burdick said he has in
troduced q resolution to create
q select committee to find out
why the recommendations Of a
previous congressional group
"were never put into effect. who
is blocking them, and why
That committee had recon-
mended strengthening of the
Food and Drug Act.
He said the previous COM
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is now in Congress. Precedent
was set one year when the Demo-
Gratis played a Federal Judge who
had been in Congress. but it was
later admitted by both sides that
this was probably a mistake.
At any rate, Manager Toilet
son got out his rule book and,
after studying it. said neither
Wheeler nor Davis is eligible.
Democratic fears that an in
jury at Daytona Beach might
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keep Representative Sieminski
out of the game were quieted to-
day when it was learned he will
be back working out with the
team tomorrow. Representative
Sieminski, who plays shortstop
and is the big clutch hitter, broke
a bone in his ankle during train
ing season but Is reported now to
be as spry as ever.
The Young Democrats Of the
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Still he didn't deny that he
might use Wheeler.
When Republican Manager
Thor Tollefson Of Washington
was told about the possibility, he
said that If the Democrats want
to play it that way. he'd wire to
Glenn Davis. who pitched the
Republicans to their last two VIC
tories.
"Wheeler's been out of action
too long" he said confidently,
land I think Glenn would take
him If they meet next week."
However. there seemed to be a
technicality involved, for neither
of the two former star pitchers
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Congressional Secretaries Club
are hard at work on the Hill
handling the bulk of the tickets.
Others may be had by writing to
or calling at Room 200 of The
Star Building. Prices are 81,
$3.50 and $3.50.
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District, sensing . slaughter Of
the Republicans next Tuesday.
expect to be out in force. A large
block Of tickets has been picked
UP by Miss Betty Hodges, secre-
tary in the Office Of Representa-
tive Harlan Hagen Of California
who is in charge Of the sale of the
tickets.
Meanwhile, members of the