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MONEY TO LOAN

AUTO LOANS. cars or trucks. in IS
minutes, whether it's paid for OF
not. HERSONS, 9Th and o NV.
DE. 2-47O0.
MORTGAGE LOANS. S5.OOO-S5O.-
O0O-Group your debts. lower YOUR
payments, re1nance YOUR property
and improvements. quick. honest.
courteous service on real estate.
farms. etc. Only IN the State Of
MARYLAND. Call MR.. ROBERTS
Baltimore. Nd. day or night, Suns
and holidays, At saratoga 7-4047
MONEY AVAILABLE on well-kept
homes with some equity. Raise
cash, repair. etc. NO 7-5657.
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FARMS

All fenced; on paved I'd so ..
cleared: / barn: price, $4,000. with
81 300 down.
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AID. 2-46l4 AID. 2-4sl4
CHEVROLET 1856 sta. wagon g.
cylinder 4-dr.: auto. trans, T. and
h., ivory. turquoise: low mileage;
immaculate appearance; pvt.
owner. leaving city, must sell
quickly: Sl,S95 or best offer
Trade-in considered; financing
easy OIL, 4-4S93
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

I HAVE 2 End TRUST NOTES
for sale. Cd Face value s.. 800,
payable S55 monthly. due and
payable in years, behind 81 800
B. and L.. good makers earn about
$40 weekly. sales price, $4,000
90 Face value, S5275, payable
S5275 monthly, behind $4,000
B. and l.. Both husband and wife
work for U s. Government and
earn about $1,000 annually. Sales
price, S3.160. Call JU. 7-53S4.
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WASHINGTON BLDG.
18th and N. Y. Ave. NV.

Air conditioned. approx. $500
%. It. with picture windows over
looking Dupont Circle. LIST cab Gone
on Washington's fashionable Conn
ave. $3.50 50. IT,. All services incl.
plus free parking.
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN a CO.
17l7 Conn. Ave. NV.
DE 2-S4SA
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CHEVY. '57 Bel Air VS. hardtop;
delightful 2-tone turquoise and
white. harmonizing int, a host OF
features incl. T. and h.. power
glide. APIS actual miles. ONO
GUARANTEE. .Today's best buy.
Enfria1lW nrfrnd ~ 0UIw
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

sELBY- ON-THE-BAY - Furnished
cottage avail. Aug 25 through
Labor Day. Phone University =
NORTH BEACH, MD.-Mod. attrac
cottages avail Aug. "a through
Labor Day. Oh. $4,000 aft. . pm
sELBY- ON-BAY, l blk. to beach
Conf, hot water. scr. pch., mod.
cows; S65 wk. EN-. 2-205l.
COLONIAL BEACH - Beach-front
cottage and Diet. units; clean; cleo
kit. hot wtr.; pvt. pier fish. crab
swim; lge play area safe for chill
dren. CO. 5-06l1, Mon. Thurs. eve.
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CONN. AVE.

Available Sept l. Choice
Of Groom suite. private
toilet. free use Of building
conference room, adjacent
parking: also 2 single Of
fees. s7O-S15 rm. Apply
Manager, DUPONT CIRCLE
BLDG, AID. 4-32O0.
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FARMS
lcoNTlNueDl

500 DN., $40 MO-. buys for 81 ESQ.
80 acres young saw timber: IL mi.
from Orange, Va: State I'd. l.. l..
SELF. Agent, TIE. 6-4l31.
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INDUSTRIAL PR0P. for SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

LEASE. NE. SECT. Dc 900 It.
or more; 1-story bldg. drive-in
door: enclosed I'd. B.&O. siding
or add to existing bldgs. to suit
tenant. HE. asses. ;,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS frontage
with industrial rear along rail-
road; will build to suit tenant;
10000 50. It. or more. D. Z.
YOUNKIN. 10. 4-S022.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC 1854 "62"; 2-tone blue;
full power; Cadillac air condition
ing going overseas, must sell;
S2,350. ia. 2-220A.
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CHEW. IS Bel Air sta. wag.; has
and beige fnish; perfect for the
family who needs large storage
capacity. See Mr.. Stafford.
CH~II.- M. 1.,-~I@A
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DE sOTO '53 Firedome: auto
trans. 7. and h.. new seat covers.
new tires and . snow tires: one
owner car: $3.50. HA. 2-2379.
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
PROP. SALE,

NE. ARLINGTON
In established residential area
FL. $4,000. call IL to 4.
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SILVER SPRING

ATTRACTIVE FRONT OFFICE
FACING FLOWER THEATER IN
BANK BUILDING AT PINEY
BRANCH ROAD AND ELOMER
SONABLE RENT. Call JUNIPER s.
BlO7 OR EMERSON 2-6440.
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CADILLAC So convertible: attrac-
tive powder blue finish, blue top;
harmonizing blue and white leather
ing power steering. power brakes;
Il 1000 actual miles. Today's best
buy, specially priced at only
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BUICK 81 Super Riviera sedan;
dyna: 7. and b very clean; S54a.
HORNER'S COR. Buick Dealer.
Fla, ave. ne at 9Th. Ii. 6-6464
BUICK 81 Super sedan: 2-tone
blue; dyna.. r. and h.; 5000. HOR-
4 NERS COR. Buick Dealer. Fla.
ave. ne. at 9th. Ii 6-6464.
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CADILLAC 1856 800 Special Fleet
wood sedan; 2-tone blue; unusually
well kept; power steering, power
brakes, aforementioned: see today
f9r only 81 1915 CCC guarantee.
Capitol c adillac-OldSC Co.
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OVER 800 ACRES, on SHIRLEY
HWY. in rapidly growing area /:
long frontage on macadam roads
3 houses and some open land: good
capital gain prospect. Make offer.
MASON g. OMER L.
HIRST
AnHnndaIe Va Rrokere TT R.o00O
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MOTORCYCLES
GARAGES

FOR RENT-Brk. BLDG. $50 50. II /:
$3.50 per mo, BOSS a. PHELPS.
INC. Ma. $4,000.
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1ROWN IMPERIAL 1857 4-door
hardtop; green and white. Full
power. This car is loaded with
equipment. Come and drive
Americas finest car. S495 down.
Full price 1896 ROYAL
CHRYSLER, INC. WA. $1,000,
1901 Rhode Island ave, blocks
beyond District line. Brentwood.
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CADILLAC $50 4-dr. sedan: power
steering. power brakes. power win
dows, air cond. many extras;
criven 1000 mi; exceptionally
clean in every aspect. Sale by
OWNER for $4,000 ia. T-Slbl
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CHRYSLER 1881 Windsor 2-door
hardtop solid blue This car is
a l-owner car and in perfect con-
dition. The finest second car a
man can own Full price. S495,
only sos down. ROYAL CHRY-
SLER. INC. WA. $1,000. 1901
District line BrentWood' Nd
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800 salons; 1895 value,
SLAB .Eal sh.-Wrns. and others:
J. llmitead # dIcREER. IssRRplEEi 2Sis M st. NV
PAPER CUTTER, Is-in. heavy duty
$40 MRS. TURNER. ia. 1856,
PARAkEEr breeders. also babie.
most colors ana varieties, from
winning stock. ia. 2-6077.
PIANOs--Buy your rebuilt steinway
grand from the only authorized
Steinway dealer in this area. We
have wide selection Of sizes and
nnishes ,tAsaltt1u AL fully sg,sIS sSssEsntsed. $50
Ilos. q Sd NV pi. 7.s4e4
PIANOS; Ia: use assd .gyRTights; s9s i, up;
sssns other taeIisBssi bsss.s ss's st. uP 3
NV NV OPEN TiASc THURS. HASl EYES. 1'n s..
PlANOs-Late model spinet and
rental at great savings. For better
muFicpslp al values, atsS;, KITS. 1880 O st.
PIANOS = Knabe. steinway and
other famous make Grand pianos.
Beautifully refinished and renewed
at sacrifice prices; For better
&C. %usleSl n'T. YsIuss; REl 7.ssl9TT sSITTs' 1880 @
PIANOS, Army, Navy, All Force ard
Marine personnel: government and
noS' onss on a kss, ean of sys res
at TIE PIANO MART. loi5 III i. st.
NV. Over 100 spinets. consoles and
$500. PIANO MART. ioIb Sth St.
lbraryt hs IN opas IN raSas RlSfs fSSEs hSEs the
PIANO-Very speciall Brand new
full keyboard Wurlitzer Spinet.
S495. Rare value. KITS. 1880 9
st. r.w., RE. 1872.
PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used
spinets. consoles. grands and up
rights at moderate rates tfrom SO
DAMS, THREE STORES: corner
18th and q SITS. NV. tPhone ST
a-s400i: 5i69 Lee high&ay. Ar
lington fPhone KE. S-500dl; g332
Georgia ave, Silver Spring fPhone
.JU. 5-1105l. Suburban stores open
PIANOS-Used full keyboard con-
sole type Instruments In very good
condition: $685. Pay S25 down
JORDAN'S. corner 18th and q sts.
NV Open Thurs. ewes.
PIANOS--We have few real bar.
gains in used spinets and consoles;
such makes as Fischer. EStey, Story
& Clark, Winter. Gulbransen, Wur-
liter and Baldwin Acrosonic.
Phone ST. 3-9400, JORDAN'S. cor
ner i3th and @ SITS. NV. Open
Thursday evenings.
PIANOi baby grand, mahogany. Ike
new; also med!um-slzed upright.
reconditloned. UN. 4-9121.
PIANO. spinet, 40 inches high, Estey,
mahogany; GOOD condition. AD
.PlANO-Brand-n new Cable: full key
board mahogany console; S495 de-
. Campbell MUSIC Co.
110s @ 81. NV. D1. 7-s464
PIPE. galy.. black. copper, cast iron;
cut thread fixtures. BLOCKS, INC,
l74B Lee hwy. IA. $500; 1897
Bladensburg rd.. WA. 7-5501.
POCKET AND BILLIARD tbies., sup
plies. poker tables and games. ten
mis- tables, access, CONN BILLIARD
a. BOWLING SUPPLY CO. $40 9th
st, NV. DI. 7-4s57, DI. 7-47i1.
PROTECTOR. I6mm. Kodak sound
protector with speaker: ISl25. MRS
TURNER, ia. 1855, o 70 5.
PUMPS. $3.50 up; sump pumps,
REPAIRED. exchanged. while you wait.
ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT co, 24i3
Sherman ave NV AID 2-lG0O .
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TYPIST

Letter typing, form letters. etc
Hish school graduates. 90 wpm
looa NV: .ocation. eood hours and
vancement. Call
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FURN. .---Bpokcase. lattice doors: en-
BE- f:sls; .ss: seSSRRfi SSRiDpsnassAss sas s9 sh.il: e.
80 yrs. old; candlestand, TIL top;
disc cab; all mahog. 10. 4-0329.
FURN. = New Hide-a-bed. SI25:
refgr.. range. iiy. rfn. suite, drapes.
washer. sirk. dinette. CO. 5-2s13.
desk. curio cab.
Mathpshei: spinet piano. Philco 2l-
In. deluxe nlahog. console TV;
kitchen utensils, EN-. J-,34Ofl.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

COCKER PUPS. Axe, male, irisky
yer. CIl 6-3B7a.
DACHsHUND, female, Axe, q mo,
miniature. black and tan; house,
broken; all shots ov 3-441a
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUFFY. Z
mos, female. JE. 4.2e53.
MIN. SCHNAUZERs, Axe. champion
sires, 5 mos, males and females.
call Dunkirk 5-0ini
BEA UTlFuL MINIATURE PEKlNG.
ESE; Axe reeiStered, male and ie-
male; q wks. old. SO. 5-a0B3
COLLIE PUPPIES. 'Lassie type;
AKC; perfect for children. faithful
and loyins: select today. or, 4-7276.
SMALL mixed collie and cocker pun
pies, So and $40 TO good homes.
Phone 1'E. d.0iaS after D pm
POODLE, POMERANIAN PEKES,
puppies. tiny toys; real beauties.
Axe; must so; terms. HE, 4-70ss.
COLLIE PUPS. Axe, will look like
Lassie. the best bloodlines In Amer
ica, reas. 10 2-5Sa0
POODLE. res, standard black. fem.
spayed. all shots. Z mos q beauty.
$50. Owner moving. NO. 1.5, 80.
COLLIE PUPS. champion stock, s35.
wormed, iarse, HERNDoN l0B.J.
ENGl IsH SPRINGER SPANIEL PUPS
--Pcrsonablc pups for particular
people; pampered and pediereed.
Oh. 2-2l0I.
BEAUTIFUL BOXER. 4 mos. Axe
res; cars, clipped. taking shots
GERMAN sHEPHERD PUPPIEs,
Axe, res male and female, bred
! for temperament. DU. 5.e2l7.
tcontinued on Next Pass)
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BUILDING MATERIALS
JUST ARRIVED!
Large Shipment of New
Formica and Nevamar
UNBELIEVABLE
Bargains
Excellent for Bar Tops,
Table Tops and Kitchen
Cabinets
LARGE SELECTION:
24"x36" Sheet, From-$2.19
24"x42" Sheet, From-$2.70
24"x60" Sheet, From-$3.80
l8"x72" Sheet. Promises
18"x96" Sheet, Promises
Always Buy Confidently
BUY ABC
WE DELIVER
ABC DEMOLITION CORP
1891 Jefferson Davis Hwy. Arl. Va.
-. OF. 4-sIeh
MI South ." q kos,i shs l4ih St. srids'
BOILER. Bryant. 5-w-e0. gas fred
. 800 So T. n,.sst hot,Sater ;s ,sdi,a,ion, .lSs,
boiler. Apply l. BATEMAN 4
soN. 20d4 Rhode Island ave. ne,
no $4,000.
CALCULATOR. Frsieden. automatic
division nov In ute: $125. MRS
TURNER. IA. T.T53b. . TO 5
CASH REGISTERS, Nationals. SOS
ard UP STANLEY HAYMAN A
co 900 i4tn 81. n.w.
CHAIRS. maple, winEed. and STRAIGHT
Small maple tables. card tables anc
USED carpetlng Mahogany sleigh
type hcedboards: straight and cir.
euler upholstered restaurant booth,
and tables Phone Sales Depart
mert MA. s-3siO.
cLOTHiNG-Men's formal eveninS
! clothes size SO: hearing aid, prac-
tlcally new; reas. CO. b-7S25.
COAT. iady's, blk. leather. alpaca.
| lined. 81. l0-l2; worn once: pur
Jos r. Harris. Co.. end Of Feb. '57
ORIG. Sll0; will sell $50. JU. b-9547
DEEP FREEZE. is GU, II. uprishl
Gibsoni 5000. Almost new, LU
i-570e after 4:30 pm.
DIAMONDS-Lady's .4pa cts. emer'
aid cut, 81 ,a05; lady's / CT. .S275
lads'S II, ct. $3.50; lady,s "a g
iNosroN Slq' & CO. ca i4ss >a's 4 s.. NV NV
Me s-526S,
DINING ROOM FURNITURE. single
mahogany bed, fireplace set. auto.
matte clothes washer. etc. EN-, :.
nlsg, 6-S pm. IL
DINING ROOM SET pos, ma.
hosany; good conditions; s25. RE
DINING SET. s-pc. blond ash. table
buffet, q upholstered chairs: rea.
sonable. tU. 1-i4DO
FILE CABINETS tbD, aii-metal. let.
ter-size. i-drawer, dark green, with
1 lock. $50 each; I all-metal exeeu.
| tive table, dark -oak finish. 3x5i;
! II Si'. 2 secretary desks. wood
| SIS each. All seen by appoint.
ment. Call ST. J-3005.
FIREPLACE EoUiP., sss or electric
logs. screens. Andirons, etc. ACMII
STOVE. l0il eth NV. MA. S.Sg52
FOAM CUSHIONS, mattresses. Dol
| sterS. Cut while you wait GILL;
LAND :l45 Pn.w, Ex. 3.66a3.
FORMICAi see our ad under build
ing materials. ABC DEMOLITION
ABC AHS DEMOLITION CORP
FROZEN CUsTARD MACHINES
t2l--Perfecti sell both or indl
vidually very reasonable. JE
FRUIT JARS Iausrt size with rims
15c dozen. 3S2s D 81 Sc,
FuRNITUR.-Must sell contents o
lbedrn. apt. and air cond, by Ma,
lst.' reas, ia. 5-3bS1 after pm
FURNITURE CONTENTS Of 3.bcd,
room house. Very clean; modern
all In GOOD condition; reasonable
prices Phone RE. B-6GSD. ln'
WINDOW FAN, no
mart, 20" S36, davenport Kar'
pen, $40; porch furn., odd tables
FURNITURE, household items, aist
stove. washer. etc. Must sell. Cal
JE. 4-iii0 between { and . pm.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sofa. win,
Call JE 4.3ahf, ewes. after q.
FuRN.--PrActirAily new; liv. rm
bedrm., dinette, wal, tables, occAs
chrs, lamps. sec. sofa, OV. 3-4667
IFpRN.--Complete sample house .
nEsys ,STn,,nFr III T"St s. rsI s1' m aS'ilnSl \ nj
Sat, all day. AID. 4-303i, lit
18th 81. NV,
FURNITURE
Evening star., 1957-04-17
IscELLANEoUs FOR SALE

ACCORDION, $500. Italian make,
Red and white, hardly used: $3.50
cash, JE. 4-045i.
ADDING MACHINES and type
writer's, new ana used. No money
down, ~ week. Call HU. 3-5lsl
day and night, CENTRAL. TYPE
WRITER CO. a007 l4th st. NV.
ADDING MACHINES. TYPEWRIT-
ERs, s25 and up. your choice. new
or rebuilt. No money dn,, 81 a wk
Free home Demonstration Call
CLARKs. I'm 3.n51S. NOW.
ADDING MACHINE. 1O-key Rem.
Rand new no money down 81
week, CIRCLE. 6I6 9th 81. NV.
ADDING MACHINE. small. ADDS
CIRCLE. GIG 9th St. nv
AIR COMPREssORs. motors. fans
blades, pumps. parts. repairs. Build
Your own or buy complete. EtEc
Trio EQUIPMENT CORP, l4Ia
sherman ave. NV. AD, .-lH00
AIR CoN6iTI0NERs. brand.nev
1867 units AZ terrific savings FOL
cash iuyers PARAMOUNT CO,
220e Ga. ave, NV, Hu. 3.4s00
AIR CONDITIONER. 2-ton Carrier
22O-yolt air conditioner. with re-
cirrulatine unit; has been used "a
cool = large roonsi 500. 1874
Warner building, Df 7.AAOH
Evening star., 1957-04-17
ANYWHERE

2ib7.6l 18th ST. NV.
Open Ewes. Mon Thurs, and fri
HES Ess.onsS: %aSs dHS1tS TA SSsopps :Sesro5pps mattress
Evening star., 1957-04-17
FURNTTURE SALE

FURNITURE SALE
Drastic reouctiuns on brand-new.
better.arade bedrln.. din. rm., liv.
rni.. bedding: mod. Early American.
French and Italian Provincial fac
tory. closeouts: samples and surplus
big discounts offered elsewhere,
Stahler's Furniture Co.
SIG 18th st. NV. RE. 7-4310
Evening star., 1957-04-17
BLOCKS
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

OLD DOLLS, private collection, pa
ran oisoue. and china. 1890 Dale
DR.. Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1957-04-17
STEEL
Prices Reduced
Large stock all sizes, beams
and reinforcing rods.
Ace Wrecking Co.
1000 MINI. Ave. NE.
LU. 4-0500 PO. 2-9211
TOOLS

s;s ;RS ;Rs y Sf iS#F$s E ;i
B4kRo&s s 80 so;N NIzs RAREs." "1Khd5 usR6
HAMMERS, SOC; PLANES.
Evening star., 1957-04-17

CHAIN SAWS. Mcculloch. sales.
service; rental ST., day GRAVEfY
OF WASH, 10 4.7707.
CHAIN SAWS. pumps, generators.
sod cutters, rollers, etc RENTAL
TOOL & EQUIP CO.. JU. 5-5tii0.
Evening star., 1957-04-17

si.as Eai. sh.-Wnns,. and and others: rs:
limited yppgi sgygpppIgi 2S13 M st. NV.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES

ANTIQUES
AND FURNITURE WANTED
Il piece or entire estate: china,
silver, rugs, bric-a-brae, etc.
THIEVES MARKET
50 n Glebe Rd., Arlington
IA. s-94o3 or IA. 5-4iI6
AUCTION SALF
EVEhY AT fhiEvEs. sAH L 4.haiI MARkr4F .F.M'
ANTIQUES WANTED
silyerware, any condition: ;eSelry.
MILESTONE. NO 7-63o0
APPLIANCES, GOOD USED FURN.,
refgrs, TV. stoves Cash and i'm.
Sc FURNITURE EXCHANGE. aiO
eth s., Sc. IL d-05S5.
BEDROOMS, ALL HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE BOUGHT
ABBOTT d LANDoN EN-. e-6677
BOOKS BOUGHT. any quantity.
ALBION BOOK SHOP. 1868 Pa.
ave. NV ST. J-669S.
DIAMOND JEwELRY of any descrip-
ton: eold and silver. Cash. paid.
FURNITURE - Tv, Frisidaire. liv.
rT11.. beorm. and din rm., highest
prices paid NO 7-6041
FURNITURE WANTED-will buy ali
prses o. A s0So Sied HsnSTs Me u movns TSn
FURNITURE WANTED TODAY
Also need piano. refrieerator and
gas stove Please call MR.. GRADY,
Evening star., 1957-04-17

Built and repaired. brick and con-
crete; aluminium screen panels or
jalousied windows. All work guar
anteed: up 70 yrs. to pay. For
free estimates, call
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Continued From First Page
Britain and Russia on German
lreunif1cation.
Eisenhower Needs TO Consult
He said he had proposed that
as soon as the disarmament ne
gotiations showed there was good
will and readiness to consider
further steps toward reducing
tension. the German question
be taken up.
Mr.. Adenauer said President
Eisenhower could not give his
agreement to this Horsepower
proposition Immediately because
he had first to consult the other
Western allies. But. he added,
Britain had already expressed
willingness and France. though
at present without a government
that could take a firm decision,
also had expressed sympathy.
This timetable made prospects
of the reunion so strongly de-
sired by Germans dependent on
the success Of the current dis
armament talks. But DR.. Ade-
nauer stressed there was mo
doubt whatever" among West
Germany's allies that the divi-
sion of Germany was the great
est contributory cause Of East
West tension.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-31
Man Forcing Way
Into House Slain
By His Son, ID

TAMAQUA. Pa. May 81 Dr.
A 14-year-old boy shot his father
to death yesterday as the latter
broke into the family home from
which he had absented himself
for some time.
Charles Hayes told police he
and his mother were afraid of his
father. William. SO. especially
since he was out Of Jail" and
that he had threatened him
several times on the telephone.
Summoned twice to the adj
dress when the elder Hayes was
seen in the neighborhood. the
police had just left after the
first visit when he broke a
window pane and started to
enter the living room from an
outside porch.
When the officers returned
they found Hayes on the window
ledge with a 20 caliber bullet
in his heart. His wife and two
other children, Leonard, 8. and
Marlene. Z, were also in the
house.
The dead man spent 10 months
in the county prison last year on
charges of assault and battery
on members Of his family.
The boy was taken to the
county detention home in Potts
vile. No charges were filed
pending further investigation.
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Thief Beats Man
lin Union Stution

A Union Station employe,
slugged and robbed Of $40. lay
unconscious under a pinball
machine on the station con-
course for Is minutes yesterday
without being noticed. police re-
ported.
william w. Blodgett. IS. of
Indian Head. Md. who runs the
game machines on the copcourse,
told police a man brushed, past
him into the cashiers cage
about 3:35 pm. When he tried
to stop the intruder. they scuf-
fled, Mr.. Blodgett said.
The next thing he knew, he
was lying under a pinball ma
chine IL feet from the cage,
Mr.. Blodgett told police. He
called to a man playing another
machine a few feet away and
was helped to his feet.
Returning to the cage, Mr.
Blodgett found $40 missing
from the cash drawer and $50
from a safe. But $99.31 in change
on a shelf was untouched.
Mr.. Blodgett. who was treated
at Casualty Hospital for cuts on
his head and q swollen wrist,
told police he couldn't remember
what his assailant looked like,
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call its recommended legislation
lin the election field Political
Activities Disclosure Act" and
that regarding lobbying as Leg
islative Activities Disclosure Act.
Under the latter, persons en-
|ployed to influence legislation
through direct communications
with Congressman would be re-
Iquired to register and file regu-
liar reports on receipts and ex-
lpenditures. Reports similarly
would be required from persons
employing Legislative agents" or
who spend or receive $500 a year
to influence legislation.
Rap Lobby Activities
Persons conducting campaigns
urging others to communicate
with Congress to influence legis-
lation and those who conduct
large-scale campaigns costing
$50, 900 a year or more would
also be required to file reports.
Much of the committees re-
port stressed the development in
recent years Of indirect lobbying
and 1t said:
THE emphasis of pressure
groups has changed in recent
years from the old style of but
tonholing' legislators in the halls
of Congress to new techniques."
These. 1t was pointed out. in
clude mass media campaigns
which result in inspired letter
writing"
Provide Stiff Fines
The committees bill would
provide a year in jail or a fine
or $4,000 or both for legislative
agents failing to file required
registration statements and re-
ports. Reporting requirements
for indirect lobbying would be
enforced by injunctions or other
civil actions.
The committee proposed that
filing Of false statements or
sending faxed kilograms or
other forged or fictitious COM
Imunications to Congress be
made a felony punishable by I'VE
years in prison or a $4,000 fine
or both.
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Outgrowth Of Case Charge

do not receive any single con-
ltribution Of more than 500.
OutgrOwth Of Case Charge
The select committee was set
up last year after Senator Case,
Republican Of South Dakota,
disclosed he had been offered
and turned down a $4,000 cam
paign contribution by an oil
lobbyist during the Senate's
consideration Of a bill to exempt
producers Of natural gas from
Federal regulation.
The committee said that lone
of the striking circumstances
of its investigation was the lack
Of specific complaints or in
formation concerning attempts
to influence any member Of the
Senate improperly or illegally"
Appeals to members Of the
Senate. the White House. the
Justice Department, and the
public, the committee said,
brought no specific information.
However. the committee said
it believed the Federal Lobbying
Act of 1916 had not attained its
disclosure aims" and should
be improved. 1t also said the
present laws on campaign f.
nancing are "outmoded or obso-
lete in certain important par
ticulars."
Note Brandeis Adage
In emphasizing that public
disclosure is the principal remedy
in both fields. the committee
cited the observation Of Justice
IBrandeis that sunlight Is said
Ito be the best disinfectant: elec-
trio light the most efficient po-
Iliceman."
So the committee proposed To
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instoIIed horizontally or vertically
on ceilings, floors, even in remote
basement, closet or crawl space. Sec
tionol construction makes it possible
to install the principal components
apart from each other, rather than oil
in one bulky pockoee And FIexi-
Cool soves on voter! It can be ope-
roted as an oII-eIectric, woterIess, air.
cooled installation.