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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-10

Joseph Mccarthy
tbs paltEti nEea
unexpected saugh political figures
with thor "qaoabIe quotas' Mccarthy phenomena
that many people ~
f1r There m,daio ground mccarthy
honesty pers3us
syup1ny whatever Cg1muass Wisconsin
bound searching routing country
respect Coz MIN bsgaue me reckless winch b8 eano
bis program
They aFreeJ methods
liberty notion
such methods could expect
II Il had developments ri a q
uoHe communication ~ MoCarhya stock prestige
gradually the nation as would
when the searching pt ~
rueas between Boeretay Army
Stevens and MCCARTHY aides the public zap
mind that Mccarthy performing the
took close look MeCarhyiam 1d they
Later The y SENATE paaans motion Of supported
the majority sentiment u the Hauon ~ MI, Mccarthy
generally
appreciated that place history
with latter point History
creating hYseta
which made thousands
almost btae dusn the usefulness
msnt like the SECRET service tho r others
doing good combating Communism without harm
time In life personally known a Communist
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-10
LETTERS TO
THE EDITOR.
DEMOCRATS ARE DEMOCRATS CULVER SAYS

EatoF me Hp5rine q alert organized cvu rights
realized recently anti discrimination housing
bin introduced into the Minnesota Legislature
our Ramsey County Republican Rights
With Republican Workshop able 70 get
every Republican member Of the Judiciary Committee
passage Housing Repub-
legislator the House ready wiling 70
passage prevented doing the Democrats
o
We Republican leader william
dyeed utmatum d. Easands ID Mss senate
judiciary Committee 10 approval Of the Civil Rights legislation
o steps Win be taken get action
Manifesto Senator John Mcclellan ID Ar)t who was
eharmanhp powerful committee through the
eay MnneotaR Hubert Humphrey DILL
tackled Right 10 work amendment President Eisenhower
Ctvu Rights Bnt
Democrats Democrats wherever found they try
Legislation Washington keeping Negro
obtaining BY refusing sponsor
housing legislation committee
John " Culver Chairman County Republican Civil Right
Committee Arundel May 1851.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-10
Destroying Community Beauty

We believe Minneapolis removing
ia7 shade treeu That hep make Minneapolis the beautiful city
Tho boards
interest ~ highway construction widening
the abuse by stating planted
but the eaten Morning TRIBUNE points
surcnctly planted outlying areaa
where construction ot homes n progress
Meanwhile The practice Of yearly ienudnE of the
city BY Wholesale destruction
shao and picturesque beauty on
strong public protect viii bring a . the practice
Now that Senator William canddalu for
tho 1860 Republican Presidency turned
etvn rights prptagonist Better
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-10
Public Service OF Value

Nhen SOME House af Representative nsesats with He
opposition Cong Minneapolis hearing
ve ~ sbast aearEfrgatun Washington &C. "a
grafton wnsnf eNpegt,3 ha WORST
fae daly Washington ttettla
% work hv picture lesWgby given sraglas
assigned reporters to hearings the
squad. cfter wfites
Co tha maeftd uonl tbs editorial ataeIranE
sho truth squad ,hsgEei eycgy mir testimony eyo
ample s'agns tcstno Thar the number prsenses
creased Toe per tho BrEraa stboei widely htride
However, uo rsiirTld 1fh reported
involved urvNrsnci
noe backgrounds b hs gps uosraper esuy
the testimony spread hy
done
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-10
Something Wise In Nature

few evenings teleyison program portrayed man who
prison years mistaken identity The
resemblance the criminal
while there marked resemblance in features and
people extremely In The
many exception there
individuality shade color Of the skin, the
voice moduaons carriage the walk
personalities variations
providence might all look alike
Think the mxup this true and
mold profess
a power nature
by accident Madrid uaD Register News
especially
the waiter
the this the
junior pipes up going dog, PoPr"
DaLn Trian
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-10
Democrats Disregard Negro
Supporters

The Democratic PARTY nationally by
n lost substantial part Negro
had enjoyed years the asking November
by ila approach be ry tights program
while us Eisenhower carrying rights
bau
Right the election the party headers
Thsy aid not
ut 60 Negro Democrat the boy ppsahv
after al these there party
nciept ability prestige tuseFra qualified pcnbgr
o a
II this the Democratic party Just
Negro American goodbye
Negro monhees mo party country have been
rightly No opinions
punei BY the failure member this group
Minnesota peWagata the liberal thinking
ought r0iut Chairman ultcF
apparently ne national headers nothing
ycutvf defeat especially nothing ebo she disqualification Negro
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-10

rolling into the Golfers Of the
WCC'sP
And speaking of the VICES.
questions are being asked why the
Senate Internal Security commit
tee iAsut looked into theg activi-
ties and the whole pattern OF VIC
Icncc w the South Is the commit
tee chairman Sen Eastland pro
tcgtinE' some ongT
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-10

Twin cities d1y prvgs pcgEfng ntur at a time
N at q toiau Minnesota
dailes ubo too naffaotrd Tor that
people every
they something that happened another state the
a adopting Aslo, Amrican
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-10

It's The Law The legislature passed ard the signed the
bn forb5dus under ~ from driving midnight up
nies accompanied by adult quite number Of people
might be alive otsy had ths effect observed
years ago 4 - springfield
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-10

Impossible just can't an che avtnE pictures an
~ programs attend the and shows read an the
hoa magazines ana rarsr ana share u the sasil activities
be dgne Pity ua true hfcr hoyeattng novett
years eaiHs
little change Authors UHi pubpahersf1 sn
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-10
w AT CHI
on fhe
p O TO M A G.
IN Molrrt q NplNnck
oyn Rights WHAT'S Tho Score

Diyii Rights What's The Score
Washington -Four months ago
10 seemed almost certain that The
Administrations mild civil rights
Legislation would glide easily
through both houses OF Congress-
and be on the Presidents desk for
signature by Easter
Nav Easter has come and
gone and the civil rights lcgi~la.
ton j. ia deep trouble what,
happened and why
Part ng the answer ig that Dixie
lawyers have Euuc 10 work On the
Legislation with q vengeance
Northern Republicans have sat by
expressing admiration far thntr
opponents. skin az mancuyeuHE
while doinE little Go hack up the
Presidents requests for early &C.
ton. The lawyers have injected 2
note Ut tagbt ahout the laEialat-
tinu claiming that Il drpyivrg
ritreus OF The right Of trial by
Iury
Ca top % that me White Cla-
zcus Council 1885, version ~ thr
xxx have become SO powerful In
the South fuw IN that are1 tarc
even e. suggest mat moderate
legislation might esse racial tsB-
y.ons 10 arpoar the woes Is go
invite violence
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-10
rhr Labor Management Racket.

Tho Labor Management Raeksts
The Dave Beck case has publ.
elrga some rather startling prac-
Hees ia the management % union
welfare FUNDS wth so-cal'ea labor
tes3ers dipping into ere kitty for
fosn % engage In fabulous
business ventures I'he Beck case
~ course Is an exception but
there has been enough exposed 90
merit same federal iag,drinz
Tho nation's top iator leadcr>,
George Neany aSsd Waiter R~u-
tier are all for digging as dcrp
IL iuta thee scandals ~ pos
sihte They believe the unison
books should he kept cpcn and
that union nseuats~r~ should ~
given SrrFyr and regular ac-
coantiuE % wher~ their funds
~.
Ironically Ire Ssti0hai Ass'r
% Manufacturers row warns
congress agagrt undue haste In
cureiaE uni0a ~ioounE % wsi-
fare Funds Reason TIRE McC,ei-
Ian lrqpry could lead % govern.
u'rnt domination % welfare
ft1gAs
There mNy - another reason
Tsc management mSragci
nnas outnuuher TIRE UNION
managed nlrss by about - %
4 How tAc rsd1sy frcu ihcse
AlnAs Is haa3le3 woaa also sceEn
wuyth le,kgEE into
tCapyrfEht 1897 Rcs.rt Q
SrsvRckf
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-10
A Fair Question

We would lise proof that appropriation 81 a hihor
dollars scccsasry national security
this distance question
Without being ustet We dislike bong the position ef me
porter who proposed ne President ina, they pgat start s8u
the budget tho hslccpicr rvvt
Ws sssscn gouE ar0unt the wori PROPOSING
representative wa.rgton
little investigation hilton dollars a
thc Herald
Perhaps parents eaoy re stopped
10 fealse that he film chdhoo tsOuEs Cor
a showing Eyrln Nawn
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-10

Ipau the nlrore over the suicide
81 Canadian Ambassador Norman
there were some pretty violent
and silly things said North and
South u The border Now one
writer comes along, tongue-in.
cheek. with q suggestion that
the real threat 20 U. s. insttu-
lions Ia from Canada. not Russia
why7 Well 10 seems our
northern neighbour plans 70 provide
government hospital Insurance for
It's citizens No citizen need die
any longer because he can't ar
ford hospital bed what win the
American Medical Assn. think Of
that
Ana writes TR.B" In The
Ncw Republic. IT Is rurthsr AZ
from, 70 the z S that the Can
adam dollar IL worth more thar
ours under the Republicans
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-10

AcGuaUy al the ADMINISTERS
stsn Iee }gt.ou wrtua "a, Is mod-
ruae astHos Of enforcing exc
.slHag rgya rights legislation n
Jassn eaIgy propose any nev
laws
The laws which have been en-
tbe bealss since C1vi war 8ays
have proved Ineffective because
Southern uriss vgkea In many
casrs would no1 vote for cor.
yjeseps where yyBtb mabs have
ssts,i Nor vuud they convict
where Negroes hsyr beer 1eprgN8
q ire ytEht te vote or otherwise
beer deprived 81 equal protsytlor
under the law
what the rev legislation does
s By pass the uaEc ~ state a..
ain2trative agerc3ss ani state
courts ana give a civil rights corn
p,aiaany TIE right 90 50 dirrciiy
into fcleyai court u also EN-.
Powers ne Justice pept O. flc
siytl suits whenever IL haa rrs.
souahle grounds for reaestaE AIRY
ores ctyil rights arw violated
Mhca snr r~sAlfs thr Furnwtt
rn casr ard ether vtol,nt cpd
,s,irS la rvsrnt ttns'- acc wen,
dcr~ q The niNte drraaxoxwr~
arrnt acht~rNtrly Prslsukiag
thr arguns~ni - Gnsp thc cash
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1000 CONN. AVE.
THE MIRAMAR

ATTRACTIVE enc apt in De luxe
building xith eleN and switchboard
servics - Incl Btils. See resi-
aenf GA a-agar
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..tU. - suna 49,

ARI.-L-e. bedrm.. pvt. bath pvt.
cniF IA e.octs Clarsaaon. sans
close trsasp sIoe5. "a s-5l u
Arr & r1ins t-ltanor Sci rm
al. bath. FeaS rate OTIS 40 So,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
LET YOUR RENTAL
PAY FOR NEW FURN.
AT NO EXTRA COST

Attr newly furn enc. ana
: bedfms. from SCI so, incl utils
Chesapeake Terrace
49te 4th St. Sc 20. .-o700
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08

N1AR sUITLAND. Andrews and
Boiling country atmosphere--i
bedrm, tit'. PVT. bath and en-.
trance RE d-6gb3
CLINTON. Md rms. and bath
pvt. entT.i nicely furnished CT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

1870 MASS, AVE. N.W.--Lee. front
room spotless, pvt. bath and show
T. en- rei 1TIp hnt plate so7 90 mo.
90 Ist ST. N.w.-weli-surnishsd
housekeeping rm, very cow, aiao
Darkine, $40 vk DI 1-4O65.
Nv M YOUR ROOM. rsfgr, grill.
park radio foam mattress, "a, :
sis VIZ. 2ii7 INV. TX 3-sG3a.
Ng.--Empioyed couple or Girls.
/ child Ia. s.00sa
1900 MASS avg. NW.--Ilse rm..
1N A.. nicely furn enc unit
linen5, pvt. hath. no. 2.g5sa
1889 Y. n. AVE. NV. AZ 18th and
Que--Lse front rnn, equip ~ +:
sil week.
LOVELY LARGE ROOM. pvt. bath.
fefgr, hot plate. utils sl9 wk.
Also single rm next 70 path. nicely
Turn. 80 wk, 1901 18th st NV.
ARL.--Furn. bed -living rm, comb.
nation and kit, unlimited phone
block TO Arl blvd ia 2-bO64
M. sHOREHAM--Lov bright,
cOmpl with refgr.t duiet $40.
MIcKLE, lg4s Calvert ~ AID.
t-p6sl
aCOTT CIR.--Brleht, beaut furn
qulet, plenty hot water. $40. 1881
o 81. NV. AID. 2-p337.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
ROOMS FURM-s.E..s.W.

322s 18th st. SPUN. front
bedrm. In pvt. home; XII. priviis. {:
settled white LADY 10 a-5en0.
RM., gentleman. quiet neighbor-
hood 1900 Blk. Branch ave sc.
Call Lu 1.l433
300 q. CAP. sT.-Rm. next nev
mod. bath dble bed nev mat
$50 mo
COL0RED-NICELY iurn. rm.. nex,
p bath. valking 1ist, - Navy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
ROOMS. NuusrklEpiNa

AilI CONN Avn. k.w.-Weil- furn.
rm., pvt. bath, newly dec refgr
hot plate, linens. utils., $50 mo.
EM, s-3f0T
tN0RAtAM. nr, Ga, shopping and
5000 trAnRp | or 2 rms pvt.
bath and VT, RA 0-ss0a
ss0t iith ST. NV. Ant, a.--Elev /.
attrae studio room. Kit priv, /,
unlimited phone AID 4-2SSS
1889 CALVERT sT.--Bedrm.. kit,
reter, nteeiy fufn best tFansu /
SAD mo Also nee sale. rm 81
week co a-3g5H,
cOLoRED-NICEIY FURNISHED
room with reiriseratof. Call III
a-aafs
COLORED--Ia37 eana ST. NV
RIM with kitchenettei $3.50 wk
ia. e-.Sia.
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CONTINUED

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA--s.roQm
apt. ideal for . men; partially
Ialn.i slO0. Cali Ms, Snyder,
pu. S-l5Sl r. ?. BEoos. INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
ROOMS UMFuRMIsHED

StOs 9th ST. NV. Uhise-s rms :
Continuous hot water gas heat
kii, priyls. PTtgidAire I WORKING
lady: SIS per month. RA SCOTT
cOIORED-N.W.--.s rm share kit
bath. utts. incl. S4S. NO 7-5i'As
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
ROOMS FURRIsRED-N.E.

MICHIGAN PARK - Atsrae room
WITH semipv. bath. n auiet home
employed gentleman Win 5000
haoits references IA. So
6APITOL. LIBRARY VIC. = Com
fprtabie. euiet room. cow ;. tfansp !.
maid service $50 no. II, 3-l9el
MAR CAPITOL and librsry-sinEle
front. lSt q. II apt qaiet, pFt,
family; $50. II 7-1Ise.
Isle ALLISON 81. sK.-MAsteE
bedrm.: pvt. bath. $40 no. La
arm AND RHODE IS. avK.--slnsle
or douhle. N apt. eldR. kitehen
prstils. optional. reas- AD- =
COT ORID-WELL-FURN. front rm-
for rent N close ne. COW. trsnsp.
with pgivils $40 per Va IL
3-6346. -
COLORED = NICE LOCATION =
ConT. transp; home pfittls SUIT
able . people AID 4-5605
COLORED-s Rms. turn Or IN
furn, recently dec. all utils. De
s-u6TO
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APTs. UNFURNIsRED-D. Q.

18th ST. ST, 5000 . rms. d.
nette, kit, bath. $40 so. Key on
premises
iAai WENTWORTH AVE, NE
. rms Kit dinette, bath, porch
gas heat redec $50 SO. n r.
AcHWARTz, INC co S-d2lu
SSi LTBAUM ST, s.E., Apt Loo
. rms kit din bath redee.
$40 So, adults p r. SCHWARTZ
INC co 5-62lO
I!a 18th 81. s.E.-.nd-h apt.
modern duplex rms, redec .
scr. porch large fetgr sol ~
incl heat and nv sTEUART
BROS INC pl 5-siai' Di
nOLRROOK ST. NE, tsi6 e blks
e. 18th ana HI nice rms lsl
n mod s-family bids ldry, and
locker In hsmt heat and b "
Reduced 10 Saa 50 Also i-ioot
rsfsf srEUARr BROS. INC. ID
7-.l3l, ID. 1.s695.
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MaPIEWOOD NgTs nr walter
Reed Two bedrooms, COW shop
transp avail lmmed $50 W
anSO Maple g. NV, III. s-ebUs
or Tu. 2-uiOb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08

s6ip wo0DLEY ~. Nv rm
With XII, O. kltehensstis ep ,,,,
ready for occupancy, all linens
and utilities included. ladies only
s5B to t1b per mo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08

THE IDEAL location in Southeast,
QUIET, refined and only . blks
on Pa ave. mr.. Minnesota. 1871
18th st.. Sc. I-bedTo0m apt. in
modern bldg, wired for air-eond..
A. only So 30. incl utils See
res mgr LII. g-HJ3J, or Gail
shAssEoh q LucHs co. MA
sIb MARYLAND AVE. NE. No. A.
Lee. eflt completely fedee. sf1 30
nc. See ianitOr OF eali Elk
1916 YUMA ST. NV. No. fl
Degffn iiy. rm.. dlnette. Kit, and
bath. screened porch. 500 so mo
TX. 5-23s9
sls5 PENNA. AVE. NY. No a.,
rms kit' and bath. s45 mo. Ex
$500 & ST. NV. No ST. I'm. and
bath all utiis,' Turn. S45 mo.
Elk 3-24sg
B;,I LONGFELIOW ST. N.W,-De
luxe apt. house has available a
list n enc. and l-bedrm apt
Spacious, beautiful, eony and
reRs. Ali utiis. incl. $40 and S75
See res. mgr
NEAR MONASTERY - End. ilr. 4
rms kit bath. newly decorated .
1886 Quincy ST. ne. SOB per
mo. utils. incl HA 2-s4On.
~. so: Dlg Hamilton st. NV, list
mr. irOnt-Lir. rm bedfm kit.
bath, porch elec. ana heat furn..
newly redec PO 2-3529.
1911 END ST Nw.-Eley. bldg
D ige rms. bath. 2-rm. and bath
enc. DU 5-UsJI.
1881 BELMONT RID n W.--Loyeiy
lac. ) rms XII. and bath: Ieoec
I'LL EAST CAP. ST - rms &.
kit and bath fedee S4J
41i llth ST GE-4 rms kit
ana bath See laDitor So 80.
HARRISON A. ADAMS
9J2 X 81 NV Ma. s-s3Vs
$3.50 COLORADO AVE NV. Apt
ai--2 rms, KIT. bath. iRe ceoaf
closet and wood burning f1Fepl IN
nv I'm ancls heat and not water
See lsnItor for KEY Also efficiency
All aoW available.
Is KENNEDY ST n W. Apt. 300
---Efhc ienc} dinette kit, bath, 500
incl AZ utils SEE ianitor for KEY
POI 2nd ST NE, APT 33-Four
and het water Sec tsnitor Tor fsy.
403 MELLON ST Sc Apt. D.
2 rms dinette kit. and bath. 500
Key Apt I Cony Boiling AFB
4Oi NEWCOMB ST sE Apt )
- rms din, kit. bath So 80
~ 8 GARDINER q co
1881 L 81. NV IA s-O33s
anos " ST EW
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APIS. FURNISHED. C.


GEORGETOWN. 1898 p st., M. Wis
kit SIS. seen i to J PE. T.4SsS'
1929 PARK ROAD Nw.-Loyely
clean apt, nr bus line. 2-3 adults;
utlls incl See 10 pm.
ATTR TV APIS. sl4 vk 10. child
vel Sleep and hskpg rms - Sk
up iinl iTth n ". D1 T-1sss
ss33 ssiA ST. NV. nr. shera,on-
Park iio,ei--Attractive. ? rms.
kit bath. porch: utils SOS Do
DOWNTOWN. 1877 NJ 81. nW-1
rm. XII hath. utils. iurn.. s05
IN 2-46Ta
BEACON APIS. 1901 Calvert g.
NV bedrms. lv. rm kit
and bath. 500: efie. SIS. incl
utils also : bedrm RA 3-ss7b
18th ST. NV. I5Os-ymeiencies.
rms. newly redeeorated.
1919 KENYON 81. N.w.--one rm..
kit, bath. $50. $50: I rooms. KIT.
bath, 500. s45 AD 4-2a14.
i3'
8. E.-studio apt. nicely furnished.
complete kit. pvt. bath and entr..
close % transp, empl adults.
LU s-S336.
$500 CONN. AVE. NV. = Beaut.
spae. apts. In apt, hotel. newly
dec. din. rm switchboard service.
gar. Tv maid and linen service
avail extremely desirable en-
ployed girls and couples enc.
slnp so, bedrm.. $3.50 so. HU
3-7fOO.
CAPITOL HILL--ist floor sxpen.
ssf yssSy k sx"$ .iss5' IL eiiigg3 :.
CAPITOL HILL---Bseh. apt. utls
i insri nl ssS XXI s.iS7b 'OH'
cONN. AVE. nr. Chevy Chase circle
--Foyer liy. rm.. ige bedrm. linens,
silver. utils,, 2 closets, bath. kiteh.
s sns'se mo vol Oh, s.asSs' 49,
HARVARD ST, BIT 18th l ! 9TH
parkinT. RA. 6-632i. DU. 1897
MAR WALTER REED-Lse ..
sTTss ' inci. n q nj RAJ s.IiSoS.
ROLLING Yic.-3 lge. rms. nicely
furn'. fresh painted $50 mo incl
utjlS. 10 s-.2Si ia, h-3iSa.
I3gO MAPLEVIEw PL. =. E-.Du.
piex mr., Naval Air Base and Bolt
Inc Field. Liy. rm.. bedrm. XII.
ard bath Utils. furn ss2 so mo
III. ?.s42f
lis. n ST, N.w.--Efie arts Close
10 work dntn. Nicely furn SIX
Sla per week
10Th sT. NV. vICINITY--Liy rm. !,
din. I'M. bedrm.. kitg bath SOB
AID 9-sg7i.
GEOROETOWN-2 apis charm
furn. large liv rm.. J or bed.
rms din. rms. garden or porch,
Sl7b and sia5. Call Pc 3.44T7
Ibes 18th ST, NV, mr.. Scott
circle--very clean, lovely ! or
bedrm, apt with extra.lRe Nv
rm, kit, bath. new appliances
SOS FARRAoUT ST. N.w.--1-bed-
I'M efficiency. kit. pvt bath, twin
beds cony transp RIA B.O2lD.
JT9o EUCLID ST. NM I'm.
KIT and semibath. only SIS 30 mo
incl. ell utils. Call DE. 2.34sg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08

acOTT cIR.--Brisht, bssut Turn
3 ct. NV. an, 2-o337.
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and washed the boat down good
When we reached the dock, a
couple Of fishermen were wait
ing. saying they had hired the
boat ahead Of time and insisted
on going out fishing. We took
them and got back about O'Clock
in the morning.
I'VE went home and tried ia
sleep, but couldn't. Next few
days I kept looking for Fenton
but he wouldn't talk to me.
spent my money on women and
liquor in the red light district
That's where I was-in a caba-
ret-when the police arrested
me. I was glad they did. I've
never been mixed up in anything
like this before"
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pesos (s4,000>," Rios Osuna said
He charged that the tourist agent
had actually finished off" Mi
chel and Mrs. Hallock.
He made me the proposition
a couple of days before" the
boatman said. land gave me
money to buy a baseball bat and
chains"
He continued:
1--WE rented a boat from Fen
tons father. The two old folks
met us at Manzanillo Beach.
They arrived in a taxi. They sat
Iat the bow and Fenton sat there
talking with them.
Received Signal
Then he gave me the signal
he lit a lantern and then put
out the flames. ! sneaked up and
hit the woman with the bat. She
icrumpled right away.
Il hit the man and he fell, but
he got up and began struggling
with me. Then Fenton pinned
ibis arms back and / gave him
another blow and he dropped.
"Fenton hit each of them
three times with the chains.
That finished them off. Blood
was spread all over the bottom
Of the boat.
Then We went through his
pockets and her purse and took
all their jewelry of. We got 1000
(S160 pesos and about 500 in
dollars. We left the old mans
watch on him, because Fenton
said it was unusual and would be
hard to sell. Fenton kept all the
jewelry and gave me 500 ($40l
pesos
I'VE slung some rocks in the
woman's clothes and wrapped the
body with chains then threw it
overheard. We did the same
with his and about two or three
hundred yards father away We
dumped his corpse.
I'VE turned back toward shore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-11
Defense Shelter
High Cost Cited
BY the Associated Press

The Civil Defense Administra-
ton says a Nationwide system
of nuclear war shelters would
cost more than $32 billion-and
still protect only about go per
cent of the people.
Civil Defense Administrator
Val Peterson told a House APP
preparations Subcommittee that
the administration is studying
some shelter proposals, but added
that I'VE should not go off care
lessly on a program of that mag
nitude."
He said the Federal Govern
ment eventually will have to
take a larger hand" in civil de-
tense, heretofore defined by law
as primarily a State and local
function.
Mr.. Peterson'S testimony,
given February 6, was published
today.
The administrator took issue
with an estimate he attributed
to the Navy Pathological Labora-
tory that a $38 billion shelter
program could save SO per cent
of the people.
I'VE don't think So" he said,
we think YOU can save approx
mately go per cent we are
going to lose millions Of people
if we have a war there is
no easy answer to this thing ex-
cept to have peace
He said this is so even though
his agency hopes. by May /. to
have reduced to one minute the
time required to flash a warning
of enemy attack to every city in
the United States.
I'm the past it has taken us
as high as or 10 minutes" he
said. In each case, he said, he
referred to time required to alert
an official warning station in
each city-"the next stage will
be to get the warning to the peo-
pie That is a much more diff
cult proposition.
Mr.. Peterson said that, keep
ing in mind the development of
missiles that could be guided
from continent to continent,
Civil Defense has given UP its
former assumption that an
enemy would concentrate on
some heavily industrialized met
Iropolitan areas. Now. he said,
defense planning is based on the