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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-04
Air Expert Issues
Control Wurnino

A warning that ever-increas-
ing commercial air traffic will
ultimately force adoption of bad
weather instrument control reg
ulations even during clear
weather was voiced yesterday by
Stuart G. Tipten, president oil
the Air Transport Association.
Mr.. Upton stressed that
positive control" from the
ground would have to be in
voked along highly congested
airlaneS and over congested
areas to prevent collisions.
However, he asserted, This
can't be done for a long time, y
explaining that it would take a
great amount of additional COM
munications facilities and a vast
simplif1cation of flight proce-
dureS.
BY positive control" Mr..
Upton said, he meant the APP
plication of bad weather instru-
.ment fight rules in congested
areas even though the weather is
clear.
At the same time. the Alta
chief said he felt the air space
above the National Airport did
not constitute a safety hazard
because of the ports elaborate
air control system. Mr.. Upton
also declared that a second air.
port at Burke, Va. would not
conflict with Nationals air
traffic pattern.
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tiers Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Joe
were: j. E. Joe. 90; Clara Mae
7: Bobby, S; Norma Jean, 3;
Erma, 2. and Geraldine. /.
The father had just gone to
work and officers said his wife
one child and his mother escaped
from the flames.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-04

The QUESTIONABLE was in
spired by a recent statement of
Harold E. Stassen, President
Eisenhower's special assistant on
disarmament. that Gov. Herter's
nomination for Vice-President,
to run with Mr.. Eisenhower.
would have brought about a
Republican majority in both
houses Of Congress.
Eighty-two answers were re-
ceived from defeated Republican
candidates for the House and
Senate. Seventy-seven were for
Vice President Nixon, two for
Mr.. Herter, and. three non-com-
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stationed In Baltimore.

Officers said Mr.. Boyd's car
Icollided with one driven by
Chester Cecil Carver. 81. of Ashe-
vile.
Mr.. Boyd's companion. James
Moore Hunter. 38. of Asheville,
was injured seriously. Mr.. Car
|ver'S injuries were minor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-04
AT Generals Brother
Killed in Cor Crush

ASHEVILLE, N. c., Feb. 4 up
Robert Boyd, 43. of Rt. /
Asheville, was killed near here
early yesterday in a two-cal
crash. He was the brother of Air
Force Mai. Gen. Albert Boyd
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Six in Family Die
As Fire Sweeps Home

BLYTHEVILLE, Ark, Feb. 4
R.-Fire swept through a six
room frame house here yester-
day. trapping and killing six
members Of a Negro family.
The victims, sons and dauph-
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9. O. P. Election Losers
DENY Nixon Was Cause

The overwhelming majority of defeated Republican
sional candidates that President on
national ticket did not hurt them.
In response to QUESTIONABLE sent them by United
News World Report they maintained that had
Christian Eerter of Massachusetts been the P candidate
for Vice President the outcome would have been the aethy
Ell urnnd haNel ocf
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Servings System

The postal savings system was
instituted in 1910.
Der.
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FOR SALE-Two bedroom home

FOR SALE - Groom modern
house in East Glacier. Contact
Donald Upham. 25.26p
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Moon. This is the moon which
rises nearest to the autumnal
equinox which comes on Sep
TENDER % at 2:27 am. this year.
Since the full moon on Sep
TENDER 8 is the nearest to the
autumnal equinox by just a few
hours. the full moon will be Sep
TENDER 3 rather than October 8
the next full moon.
The Harvest Moon derives its
name from the fact that the
moon at this time of the year
rises several nights at about the
same time. rather than approx
mately one hour later each night
as is customary. In earlier years
before the time of lighted trac.
tors, and so on, this afforded
farmers extra time at the end of
the day to gather their crops.
Historically, September h S
fewer historical anniversaries
than most of the other months.
President Mckinley was shot in
1901, on September 6, dying eight
days later. The New York Stock
exchange closed its doors on
September 20 in the famous 1873
panic
In 1870. on September 7. the
Rome Berlin Tokyo Axis was an.
nounccd in tho Berlin thanccl
Tory. and ON September !. 1899,
Hitler marched into Poland,
touching off World War II.
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Northern Lights IN multi-cOlOr
Most uncommon and strange was
the apparent points of origin
which seemed to be from all
directions, even south. The shafts
Of light Shot out to a point direct.
~ above where they would
merge and then fade away.
Tine spectrum brought bac k
memories Of IA or Is years ago
when vas stationed in Iceland
where the normal and natural
appearance Of the Aurora Bore
ais put tcrhnirOlor to shame.
This month not only brings ac-
ton IN the SrhOO! rooms, it marks
the beginning Of the resumption
o! fail meetings Of most of our
civic and fra,crnal organizations
Th" American Legion and aux
Hilary have held their first meet
ing, as have the Lions club, and
the Chamber Of Commerce is
scheduled to begin their regular
meeting, shortly Fratcrnal org
aniXatlOnS will be announcing
their meeting schedules as will
various club groups
In other words. the vacations
ar" over and now comes the an.
nlI..l flf,t.n tN Sr't1inU fInu.p -n
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A MINUTE
WITH Nj

The National Safety council has
expressed great alarm at the APP
pauling holiday weekend death
toll throughout the nation which
exceeded their prediction Of 42O
A final account set the grim
reaper's figure at 637, 4+G Of
which we're highway deaths.
Actually, we see no reason for
the expression of alarm. The
Council has never, nor will they
probably ever be able to. csti-
mate a near accurate figure. Poo
pie, especially motorists, are
about as unprcdictablc as any,
thing imaginable.
Considering the increasing
number of drivers emerging onto
our highways each year, and the
increasing number of new cars
loaded with h.p.," we don't be,
licve the actual fatality figure
to be uncOmmOnly high In
fact, we believe it to be cOnSrrv
alive for this modern age.
Turn several millions of people
loose at any event and for any
purpose. and the chances are thai,
the fatality rate will far exceed
the holiday weekend figure
Mother Nature. or who ever
is responsible for the capcrS Of
the Aurora BOrcali>. certainly
put on a cOlOrful show WcdncS
day evening.
The heavens above Browning
were brightly Illuminated with
streak ks and strcamcrs of the
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FOR AvoN-sss Mrs. Henry
Weber. the only authorized
representative in the Browning
district. "a
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sERvIcE-Bookkssp ping and tax

service rendered in your office
or in my home. Journals. led
gers. financial statements. tax
forms, monthly statements. etc.
prepared. Write Mrs. David
Stevenson. Box IT'S, East Gla-
cicr or call Cedar 6-4l9l. 26-28p
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WANIEO-Csnnsr horses. Year
round horse market. Deliver
to Shelby StOckyards. 43tfc
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w TO THE MINUTE CREDIT
reporting. investigations and
skip locating. COLLECTIONS
and repossessions. Fully bond.
ed. Credit Bureau of Cut Bank,
-. West Main in OlSon.Jones
Bldg. Spina Van Sender. Own.
cr-Manager. Frances Yerigan.
Assistant. Phone 800. l3tf
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PIANO FOR SAlE-Fine Spinet.
like new. Can be purchased for
balance due. Easy terms. Write
Credit Mgs.. Box 923. Idaho
Falls. Idaho. oslo
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USE YOUR SPARE TiME-to
build business of your own.
Operate on our money. Moth.
ing to buy. No previous expert
cncc needed. Call on prospects
when they are ready TO buy
and earn SlOO or more each
week. Write for details. Vino.
ma Monument Co.. l26 Wimon.
co Bldg. Winona. MINI. oslo
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FOR SALE - Stsplsrs and
staples. Glacier Reporter If
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Classified Ads
WISH TO ANNOUNCE that I

am representative of the
Stanley Co. for their products
and will fill orders and hold
parties for gifts that Stanley
has to offer. would appreci-
ate your patronage. Thank you.
Mrs. Mildred Doorc. 25.26p
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TIMBER WANTED
WANTEO-Cedar poles, all sizes

Quote fob. shipping point.
Nicdermeyer.Martin Co., us
Portland Trust Bldg, Portland.
Oregon. 25l3lc
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FOR SALE - Apartment Size
electric range. Good Condition.
Priced right. Mrs. sscll
Boyd. Browning. 26,c
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SPECIAL LIQUIDATION SALE
Six Packards from $3.50 to $500
Ea. several late model Pack.
ards. Buick, Plymouth at bar
gain prices. Clapper Motor Co.
Cut Bank. l9tfc
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FOR SALE - Modern ons.bed.
room home near school. New
fixtures and plumbing. New
wiring. Terms can be arranged
Vern Meeks. Phone 8.4l6l 3.tf
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RUMMACE SALE - Every Sat.
urday from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
in the back of the Frisbce
building in Cut Bank. 3ltfc
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and
accessories. North Side Music
& Trading. Cut Bank, Mont.
2tf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHEsDA-only 2 left. split-level
ramblers: 4 master bedrms., 2
baths. cleo. kit; S2.95O dn. Pay
ments. $3.50 mo. JU. e-3490: eyes,,
10. $4,000
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HOUSES FOR SALE-M.W.
(coNTINueDl

CHEVY CHAsE-5-bedrm. brick;
den. powder rm., rec. rm., maids
rm.. 8 baths; 2O0-ft. deep lot. In
the SOS. EN-. 2-2216. TIGHE
CHEVY CHASE : Attractive det.
brick, bedrms., 2 baths, liv. rm.,
din. rm.. kit, stairs to attic, slate
roof. screened porch. garage. Needs
S a15o SSeeoTss1innfN dsL Isa' R sHy 1ST
Co. EN-. 2-2s26; ewes. EN-. 3-0326.
$40. 800: modern. 2-bedrm., semidet.
brick home with many improve
ments. We also have 3-bedrm.
A aSMis sca Z Co. Of r. 1852 SS4'S
CLEVELAND Park, N.-For the
small family who wants q sub
stantial home Just . few yrs. old
IN Q convenient and desirable LO-
CATION; .center-hall. 3-bedrm.. g
PAIN 1:t ro 6ric ar Colonial .nss.n powder Tm:
charming garden: large detached l.
J. NELSON HUGHES. EN-. 2-s4O0.
F0xHALL VILLAGE has much Of the
charm and cow. Of Georgetown at
Tar less price. Sunny 3-bedrm. home
for $4,000 dn. and $40 mo. Ewes,
en-. 2o65g6. J. LEO KoLB CO..
GERARD 81. OFF 18th. mr.. en-
bassy..-eemi-det. brick. 3 nicely
inc 1895 mo. Priee sl7 1850 e ress.
| cash. bal. easy. LIST a. vac. Move
in. Box CAD. Star.
GLOVER PARK AREA. 37th st. NV.
| Row brick, y rooms and bath,
full basement with garage; oil h.-W.
| heat: excel. close-in location. Price.
$1b:SO0; good terms. on. by LOUIS
A; STARRING. 721 10th st. NV,
M Es n.l52g or call Mr.. D. R.
OFF COLO. AVE AND I4th.-De-
tach. Cape Cod tno sign, 2-bed-
rms" path, LIST. a.: 4 bedrms;, bath,
cond.; priced to sell quickly: less
than $4,000, reas. cash. bal. like
rent. RA. 6-632l.
ESTATE sALE-Newly painted Ice.
semidet. brick; Q rms, 3 baths,
z Kits spacious hsmt.. oil heat,
real value. Only $14.95O. About
sE1 1GG s0S Co. to f M sE Pss DIXIE
cali Mrs. Lee. EN-. s-Oss0 s'
MINIATURE ESTATE, lot I0OxI35
IT,. in the Potomac Palisades area.
beautifully handicapped with shade
and fruit trees; close to recreation
area. and elementary schools. has
hv. rm.. din. rm.. modern knotty-
pine kit, rumpus rm. on LIST Il. ::
may be used rs extra -bedrm.: 2nd
q. has 2 mastef-sjze bedrms and
lovely bath; gas. hot-water heat:
finished bsmt. with " bath. built lin
garage. lovely porches, overlook
ing the Potomac River Valley and
hills. owner transferred, must be
sold quickly. Ewes. TIE. 6-I76s,
i 57s T. oRAVATTE' R'al'0r' Ma. s
GEORGETOWN-Fine large brick:
9 bedrms.. 3la baths: also perfect
doctors once with street entrance.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3-bedFm.
brick. nicely restored: S21, 800.
Capitol Hill-Attrae. restored; 5
bdrms., Q baths, gdn.. firpis.; S2I, 600.
STEVENS. Re. 3-4947 s.
SHEPHERD PARK-Ideally located
luxury Colonial on Alaska ave,
stones throw flDm waiter Reed: bus
at door. 3 bedrmS.. 8 baths. center
hall plan, 24-ft. liv. rm. with fire.
place. Aft. din. rm.. cleo. kitchen
room with fireplace, buIlt-in garage.
side screened porch. Many, many
extras. OF approved at S23.500.
Trades considered.
Z. r. BLANCHARD. Realtor
III a-Qa00
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bassy..-semi- brick. 3 nicely
furn. ] and 2-bedrm. apis, excel.
inc: S295 mo. Price S17.95O; reas.
cash, bal. easy. LIST a. vac. Move
in. Box a. IN. Star
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
HOUSES FURNISHED

TEMPLE HILLS, MD. - Beautiful
home: 2 large. small bedrms. >.
bath, large ltv. rm.. din. rm. and
kitchen. ideal location for BollinK,
Andrews or Pentagon. Desire or
yrs. STAY: $l75 per mo. Apply
Mr.. cOSENZA. 50b1 Temple Hill
I'd. 10. $4,000 or Mrs. o'Day, CO.
ARLANDRIA-Mod. furn. bungaloW,
reas., for services rendered. Phone
and selling exp. des. XII. s-0035.
ALEX, vA.-5-rm. brick: rec. rm. !;
Ice. front and rear yards; tile bath.
kit. gas heat. washer; S11O. IL.
TAKOMA PIX. Attrac. 2-bedrm.
rambler: COW. shopping. transp.
Sc. WAsHINGTON-3 bedrms.. liv.
rm.. din. rm.. kit. IN baths.
Avail. for immediate occupancy. 10.
HILLs-summeF rental.
June l-Sept. /: 2-bedrm. home,
adults: 500 per mo. ~. 7-7333
after 8 D m. weekdays
FURN. RENTALS BY CRUMBAUGH
American univ. Park-bunsa.' D
Amer. univ. Park-BrIck semidet..
cRUMBAUoH wo. e-ise4
GEORGETOWN. 1921 N ct. NV
$225; 4 hedrms., 3 baths. hv. rm.,
din. rm.. kit. garden; ewes. DU.
1924 WALKER q DUNLOP. INC.
CO. 5-O222
SMALL 2-BEDROOM HOME. imme-
diately available; near Pentagon.
Call IA 2-733S after 3 pm.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.-LarFe brick
Cape Cod; center-hall plan: bed
room and full bath on LIST fioor:
DC luxe kitchen. screened porch: 2
e very large bedrooms and tile bath
on End floor: plenty Of closet
space; detached .garage; LARGE.
c ssHfeS we got. s fs5ssS II the low eos
JONES q CO., INC. Chevy Chase.
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HOUSES UMFURMIsRED
lCONTlNuEDl
VIRGINIA

ARL.-3-bedrm. brick, full bsmt.,
fenced lot; Near Near Sch SCHOOLS: trsnnsp::
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HOUSES F0R sALE-N.W.

ALICE DEAL.wILsON AREA -
Handsome Colonial residence IN .
beautiful and highly convenient
loc:; huge library with frepl, 8
bedrms,, baths 1st-fi. Law. lovely
rm,; gear sar1 Richly earpetsd
PRANK g. PHILLIPS, INC, Di,
7-l4ll; ewes. OIL. B-2442.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK,
lonial with den, powder .rm., rec.
excel rm PSSsss @ SSSSni sSG
GERBER, EN-. 10000 ell 4 pm.
AMERICAN u, PARK, 46ii 49th st.,
open every day. t-8--3-bedrm., g
i Satn Ausn w Sit s4 fsn E Ra 9sssfisr
BARNABY wOODs-Terrific value
S Sfss on ss' snd a. IS repls SsSI N mas
ter bedrm., beautiful shade trees,
dogwoods, fishpond, Asking $780,
81 7 .iiiniE; eyes, 3. e. d s.sissa. INo''
CHEVY. CHASE CIRCLE ARkA-0
gemidet Colonial. Recep. hall. large
~ I'm. din rInl nod. ~: With
Ia blocks On Conn: ave ASKING
l2i.o0n, HILLrNoeLEY MALLr
co" IN. s-2s2oi ewes. 10. s-S7pa.
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ARLINGTON. NORTH

AnLlNGION, NOHTH
1923 N. Vernon ST. bedrms.
sa? ssiS q Ss%s SnSSl SSn: LIST.
S1b0. Avail. June list.
1922 3Sth st. N.-Large de luxe
country club rambler; $22b; July LIST
FAIRFAX COUNTY
Holmes Run Acfes-Contemporary
S126. June 4th.
217 Telahi st., -bedrm.
j hs-bath rambler; $125; June 18th
LYN THOMPSON
JE. 2-s14S ia. 2-212l
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
fCONTINllEDl

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: save storage
Phone NO. 7.Oiol. UNION s sToR-
AGE CO.. INC. established 1905.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving;
tn 2-l160 or Ii. 6-2s69.
Expect ;I. MOVERS: 2; g, ma, Va;
"a hrs. AP. 7-66Ss. LU. 1850.
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SHEPHERD PIX. RAMBLER
3-yr. old. brk. and stone: center
hall. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths. den; Ice.
Nv. rm. v/mirrored firepl.: sep. din.
rm.. carpet. drapes: kit. w/table
81 spses; rec. m: putin g IN gar patio
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II NTEREsTED IN AN
ER5A,lM.lI BLER N A. CHOICE
lOOxl7O Pr. LARGE TREES.
AND FENCED. CALL FOR
INFO. DUE TO cIRcUM-
EXPLAINED. THIS WAS
ORIGINALLY PRICED AT
&62. 300 AND CAN NOW BE
PURCHASED IN THE Low
4Os. NO BROKERS. RA.
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OFF. COLO. AVE AND I4th.-De-
tach. Cape Cod (no sign. 2-bed-
rms, bath, LIST. d.: 4 bedrms.. bath,
End a.: lovely porch. yard. new
cond.: priced to sell quickly: less
tnan $4,000 reas. cash. bal. like
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CAPITOL HILL

Brick row. 2 and bedrms. Both
bldee. In Al cond. Owners leaving
city. ANY reaa. offer considered.
SPARKS, REALTORS
DO. LAGOS NO. 7-s47b
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GLOVER PARK AREA. 37th st. NV
Row brick, d rooms and bath
full basement with garage; oil INV
heat; excel. close-in location. Price
S1b.600; good terms. on. BY LOUIS
A.: STARTLING. 721 10th st. NV,
re. 7-1729 or call Mr.. d. r.
Weldon at EX 3-6RIl
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scREERNHEEpt1 f PORCH

., . SS.I: 4; \. Il: Mn s N 81. IS: $;
nc Key N Ant. /. n, o. sMfTHY
~. $4,000.
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ssTATE sALE-NeViy painted iae

semidet. brick; rms, 8 baths,
2 kits. spacious bsmt.. oil heat,
garage. porchee. Vacant. Below
real value. Only Si4.95O. About
S2;099 o.. gown to reliable pnT; DIXIE
call Mrs. Lee. EN-. 3-O39O,
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CAPITOL HILL

Modern elevator bldg. located al
IS . 81. NV Enc. and i.bedrm
spts'i conditioning available
convenient 70 Capitol Bldg. and
FHA and dPo. ENC. starting a.
&72 so and bedrm., a. $g7 80.
Cali Res MIR. At tx. 3-2b38,. OF
GEL SHANNON a LucHs co. MA,
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LOW RENTS

~ sSoc .u ste s,;s s 5T. Sin s.si
and hot water furn. Only Sb3.3b
and Ss5 y; 20 mo- aS Agt. l open. Inspect
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BETHESDA, $1s,95O-Spotiess brF.
SSolonia,. mr.. all schls.; iiy. rm. with
MI ige: an rn.. bright kit. scr.
upstairs; full bsmt. with iayatorv:
neaut; lot, FRANK 8. PHILLIPS.
INC. OIL. 2-7006: ewes, WO. 10000.
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up in some way with prevail
ing winds.
Measurement of much longer
changes which seem to COIN
eide with seasons.
Just now the Lamont Geo.
logical Observatory of Column
bia University is installing a
network of sea level stations
in the Atlantic. Some. notably
those at Barbados, Bermuda,
Iceland. Fire Island. in the
Azores and on Reunion Island
south of Africa are in opera
ton or will be shortly. Other
tide observatories are planned
on Cape Hatteras and Gibral-
tar. Scripps Institution of La
Jolla, Calf. has established
close working arrangements
with Chile, Ecuador and France
for sea level stations in the
Pacific.
To Measure Carbon Dioxide
A major part Of the oceano-
graphic program outlined by
Or. Lii will be Measurement
Of the carbon dioxide content
of both oceans and atmosphere.
Efforts will be made to deter
mine whether mans burning
Of wood, coal and fuel oil,
which has increased enor-
mously all over the world in
this century is increasing ap-
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THOMAS L. STOKES
On Home Rule for the District

Alaska, which are still trying
to become States after half
a-century and q century,
respectively, of being terri
tories. Maybe if we became
a territory again, as SO years
ago, we could become a State
in 50 or rs years. That's an
idea.
Amusing was President Eli
senhower's injunction TO .
delegation that called on him
in the interest Of home rule
here. He suggested that they
needed more good argu-
ments" for self-government
and franchise. Most of us
are under the impression that
all that is required in the
United States is our Consti-
tuition and American citizens,
of which there are several
hundred thousand who live
in the District of Columbia.
The President also sug-
gested stirring up grass
: roots" support to prod men,
bers of Congress. That's been
tried. Aside from finding
that most people can't be-
lieve it when you tell them
we can't vote here, or don't
care particularly anyhow, it
was discovered that the trou-
BILE is right here, and no
amount of grass roots pres
sure would help.
The trouble is in the Dis
trict of Columbia Committee
in the House of Represents
atives which for years has
quietly pigeon-holed home
rule bills that have been
passed by the Senate. How
is that managed? Well,
Chairman John L. Mcmillan
OF Florence, S. c., has a
packed" committee. OF it's
IA Democratic members, 10
are from the South. All Rep
resentative Mcmillan has to
do is to make a deal with
three Republicans, which is
easy enough, and the bill is
inferred.
The Southern members do
not want Negroes to vote
here-it is as simple as that.
So you see how civil rights
in the National Capital is a
side show of the big show in
the main tent of the Senate.
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D. c. Trio Attends
State Law PurIey

Three Washington delegates
are attending the National
Conference of Commissioners
on Uniform State Laws at its
Goth annual meeting in New
York this week.
They are Municipal Court
Judge Godfrey L. Munter,
Judge 10 V. Morgan of the
Districts Tax Court and Lowry
N. Coe.
The conference is consider
ing II uniform laws and four
model acts for submission to
State legislatures. The drafts
approved by the delegates Vi
timately go to the American
Bar Association for approval
and then are recommended for
general adoption. So far. the
District has adopted Is of the
uniform and model acts.
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After the Courts Girord Ruling

the author of a specific stat
ute to repeal the status Of
forces treaties, which has
been quietly pigeonholed. at.
least temporarily, by House
leaders. But Senator Bricker
got there first in the broad
field of which the. status Of
forces matter is a part.
Undersecretary of State
Christian Herter opened a
speech before the Women's
National Press Club with an,
expression of relief over the
courts Girard decision. A
little later he gave a possible
clue to his frame of mind
when he said that while he
wanted to be an optimist on
disarmament, the brutal truth
was the Soviet disarmament
line was hardening just when
they talked loudest in Moscow
about promoting peace.
With disarmament pros
poets dirnming, the United,
States must of course draw
closer again to its allies and
potential allies everywhere. !,
These nations take the status:
of forces agreements as seri-
ously as Representative Bow.
as they make abundantly
clear to the President and
the State Department.