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HOUSES FuRN. Cent,

ROCKvILLE-3-bedrm rambler. "A
miles from NIH. ImIned posses
sion, $3.50 mo. GEO. w. ROBERT
SON. 1856 Wis. ave. OIL. 2-2l23
FURN. 2-BEDRM. lower duplex: nice
~ furnished. fine Sc. neighboEhood.
water: elee.; furn.: 500 mo. 10.
BUCKNELL MANOR. ALEx.-conv.,
baths. Easement swimming pool
membership: sl55 mo. ia. 5-5i33
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1870 Que st.
n.w.-lst A., well-furn.; 3 l. T..
comp. kit, BATH, radio, TV. Ideal
Refs. NO. 7-64S7.
ARLINGTON, $3.50 So. Highland
Charmingly furn., a-bedrm. home;
. blocks to Columbia Pike. Also
U.s. q Sr REAL aapd co. g. 9 5S SEES :in ASK
SILVER SPRING: rent with option
bedrms senS Nv. f Tnl. din Ai rm.. KIT:
attic: bsmt.; si2o. Mr.. PEAR.
RELL, JU. 5-33la.
2iI OGLETHORPE NE: u block
from N. H. ave-, newly furn. incl.
twin beds, both bedrms.: bus, shop.
! mined vic: excel. group OF 4. Sl25.
OWNER. Elk. 3-2l0S: ewes. DE.
3-5793.
Mr.. NICHOLS, ATLANTIC - Brick;
> hedrms.. scr. porch. rec. rnn., gas;
thing. Sl1O. 10. 5000.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED new
home available for l year: best
section OF University Park: close
to schools. churches and shopping
SisS % 20 7A MASK B. sARVis'
FAIRFAX vIC.-Tiny ivy covered
cottage. Old Va. estate. Liv. rm,,
kit, bedrm, Suitable l or 2. S75'
1877 PORTER ST. N.W.--Excellently
located within "a block Wisconsin
ave; detached brick. nicely FUR
nished; 4 bedrooms, 2 sun rooms.
/ 3 complete baths Available jan
uary ~: $3.50 month on lease |,
2 or 3 years. J. NELSON HUGHES,
TAKOMA PARK-2-b bedroom bunga-
/ low, nice cond.: sos mo. 623 Elm
ave: key at 500. THoS. d.
WALSH INC. sl5 18th st. NV,
! Observation-Disclosures
1 2-bedrm. brick; newly dec: Jul
daylight bsmt.; auto. washer.
au Hun SsnSDl aS Sas left o or hwy. az
1 Sl15. UE 4-573S.
MASS. AVE, close in--Beautlfully
t nn,h, luxury apti bsdrms. c,;i
Mrs. wootton. wo s-sS72. j. r
RE(1G INC MI T.OA4O
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1922 K st. n.W.--3 bedrms., liv.
rm.. din. .rm., kit. bath. hrepl.; gas
heat: Sl40 per mo.
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APARTMENTs WANTEn
COOP APIS. FOR SALE

NEED APT. in NV section by Feb
IN Please call Apt. No, 1875 al
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-VA.

PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS. adiacen.
to shopping center and schools
Lovely lawn. trees and flowers. s
minis. to downtown, 5 Minis. 10
Pentagon; ) buslines at your front
door: ample. parking; fr0nt-office
service: laundry and storage In your
bldg: new refrigerators with
Navy and Air Force personnel: one
and bedrooms. 2 and 3 exposures
from SIS: Mt Vernon and Russell
I'd. Alexandria. TIE. 6-4400.
ARL.; SD -bedrm apt. in apt
bldg: utils. INCL: near stores. EN-
3-567S. days: EN-. 3-a20S. ewes
ARL.-2-hedrm apt. $50 incl. utils
Manager, apt, 4. 1904 N. Pierce
81. ia 5-l654.
AkL.-Close-in efics.. and 9 bed
rms. near Key-Memorial Bridges.
Pentagon: plenty parking. bus and
shopping large, modern apt: bldg
with view of Potomac. Out Wilson
5 In,s left on Oak st, to 1900
ARLINGTON. BEST AREA---Modern
project. In walking distance Of
Son A Aas FEW n1 r mmdraS e e nen'A
and bedrm. apis. in new section,
opened Jan. 10. Lge. rms. modern
kitchens; thermostatically con.
trolled heat and air conditioning;
swimming pool, bus and shopping
2040 Columbia pike. ia. 7-0305.
EFFIC. DE Luxe APT, Arl.. close in
Sep. dinette, Kit, Darauet floors;
super sound insulation; carpeted
halls: SO. incl. itils. IA. J-6534
N. THOMAS ST. ARL., lust scross
BIZ 20 at AZ. J;li--ons hedrm
or call DI. 7-7740.
$50 n, QUINN ST. ARL.-Lse.
mgr. ia S-4l37
a02i S. 9Th ST. ARL.: ia. s-42i6-
ANYTIME, $50 per mo.
ARLINGTON. VA.-I0l4 N. ODE
ST bedrms.. liv. rm. diuette
no. & FLOYD Z pAvis CO 1898
K st. nv. Ma. S-0J52
TWo-BEDRM. APT. mr.. Arl, Hecht's
Modern apt. bldg, excel. loca-
tion, $3.50. Ov. $4,000. ia. 1.
ALEXANDRIA hedrm., !iy. rm.,
KIT. din. bath; encl. porch, SIS
Adults pref. OV. 3-4363, 4-6 pm
ARL., MISSIONER, sc. cor N Wash
blvd. and kensington ST bed
rm. apt. garden type bldg: redec.
clean. At bus stop. $50 80. Settled
adults. WO. 6-9039.
?-BEDRM. Att blk. to bus "a
Navy annex. Main Navy and Pen.
tagon. $3.50. TIE. 6-7l4S.
MOD. I-BEDRM. APT. very nice
newly redec.. $3.50 mo-: | block
oh ? hfaa
min. Pentagon. XII. 9-0947.
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TILDEN GARDENS
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country safe storage III
separate rooms, expert packine
Phone NO 7-OIOt UNION STOR.
AGE CO. INC Established 1906
LIGHT HAULING, local moving
beaches specially 8 l.. MORRIS
TU .-ll5U or Ii. 6-2SS0.
MOVE OR PICK UP--D c Md Va
SenSibly priced. patient men. II
ars HILL TRANSFER co. AP
CHESTER MOVERS Large OF
small we 90 them all Careful and
reasonable III. 2-O55S and ia
BOLD
BY GEORGE--it you're moving. cal
GEORGE We cover iS States
Florlda our speciality. AP. 7-i00S
II, 6-Sg2l,
HARRIS MOvERS-Insured van
service . experienced white men
~ Hour Lo 5-S3il; LO. 1-25Os,
ENGINEERS AND ELECTRONICS
personnel relocating. Are you beinl
reimbursed immediately fof your
P niSynE eS v%N TiNLs 81 A cal 1eS NA
for our estimate Do you have TO
wait three months 10 receive mov-
ing relmbursementsc II so, call
NATIONAL VAN INES, la. G-@Og2
and investigate MOVE NOW-PAY
LATER. II you qualify. no down
payment Il requirep.
EDELMAN MOVING AND SToRAGEi
y 'c""rt surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving, stor-
age; reasonable rates. IA. N-.n1T
LIGHT HAULING
Low ates. immed. serv. tn. @-77ds
Moving and Hauling
Day or Might Reasonable Rates
Do 7.HuS7
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1873: COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Lares
foyer, ~. rm., full din. rm.. KIT
with pantry. two bedrms. and ample
Elevator and switchboard Service
Price. only $500: terms. Key Al
with II g. Swiftly CT or 81 TaV y.
1900: res. AID 2-5004.
A from cSplEoi Key VI b. 0' No. / 5 %ilf
: bedrms., G-E kit. balcony. garage
20 1t. pvt. roof terri; air-cond
ORIG cost S15,667. Substan. DIN
pymt, Sl05 mo. Usual rent S130.
owner retiring, IA. 7-Sl16 work
I-BEDRM. APT. cooperative, plea.
s SAINT ana b.n quiet con ny to shop
FIJI Bus se stop b aRa from onn door
Sale by owner. IA. 7-2ll4.
Portable and economiesI i liVin COM
Dsarm Da fGTeer Ea aes s seanse Asst
laundry fac. Bus at door. Ideal
STARTER HOME FOR YOUNG
COUPLE. S1.450 down: S73 mo
payments. prin., int. taxes, ms.
y vtils -, and msin too sILLs REAL
10 a "a IN. 6-s-ONO
NEWLY DECORATED modern 2-bed,
rm. apt. nr. River I'd. and Wiscon.
sin ave; $500 cash, SEQ so pei
mo. DAYS all. Mrs. Walker. IL. -
1922 COX & CO" INC OIL. 2
2I.a CALF. ST. NV. III block
west OF Conn, ave. "a large rms
plus foyer, air-rond. unit. modern
kit. and bath. Elevator and switch
board service. Price SO. 500: iberia
terms. See res. mgr. or call Mr.
ST 1-33n0: YES. AD. 2-5U04
1910 MASS. AVE. NV hedrms
filed hath with shower. full-sizl
ltv. rm., din. rm., enclosed heated
porch, mod kit. unusual closets
Pro poets must be approved b,
hoard. S23.50O. Apply Manager.
DE LUXE APARTMENT with Z bed
rms, ia baths. naneled den. 30-ft
Nv: rn., full din. rm. Comp.etel,
redecorated; convenient, close-in To-
cation. Price $50. loo; terms. flcas,
r1li Mr.. Gavin with II. @. Swiftly
co. ST. $1,000: res. ID. 2-5OOf
NAYLoR GARDENS
So:9 90 to $4,000. Choice Of 1 /,
3-hedrm. apis, Only ~ for sale ii
this $50 mi. development. &c;
interest on upaid balance Of orlgfns
loan, Fer details, call JOHN 1
SHELTON Realtor 10. 2-200o.
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Sis Tuckerman st. n.w.-semidet.
brk.; 9 rms, ! bath. built-in gar:
auto. heat; $50 per mo.
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I764 CHURCH 81. N.w.-conv. ioc.;
Nv, rm., din; rm., kit: 4 bedrms., .
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OTHER LISTINGS

COMPL ETELY FURNISHED -
> efilciencies, 4th A.. walk-up.
IN perfectly maintained bldg:
at 1885 N st. NV. $4,000
and $1,000 TOTAL PRICE.
Monthly maintenance. Sl1.35
end Si209.
HAMPSHIRE GARDENS and
= bedrooms Lovely garden
CENTRAL LOCATION - he'd
nm. separate din. rm.. nice
kit and bath with shower.
Could easily be shared as .
bearms. Each with sep, corr
rider entrance "a 2 st.
1857 COLUMBIA RD. NV.
S I hsdrn,; sep KIT trent apt.
}6e@ conn. AVE. NV.
bedrms,, air-cond unit.
awnings. parking space in
rear. ideal for younger people
who Nant excellent location
at minimum cost Priced TO
compensate fer 4th-a ak
up. SI0,5O0.
s-YEAR Old MODERN BLDG
3025 Ontario I'd. NV bed
rms, :, baths, parquet MS,
carpeted halls, elevator.
S16. 500.
Many additional equally
favorable purchase oppor-
tunitieS are exclusively listed
with this once. For details
and or appt. 10 inspect, call
MAJOR CARNEY. with
EDMUND ]. FLYNN &C
Coop Apt. Authority Since 1927
WASHINGTON Bldg. Ma $3.50
Ewes, Sat, Sun. and Mon,
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FALLS CHURCH--3 bedrms., tile b.;
rambler; large lot; $50 month.
rambler. liv. rm. with firepi.: full
basement: Sl10 month.
M. r. REYNOLDS a. CO.
JE. 4-4660
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ARLINGTON
NE4 oSE I'VE SEp HIS MME 2s1s

NEAR TWO JIMA MEMORIAL
ONE BEDROOM. APIS
One OF the most convenient loca-
lions anywhere In the area. A sep
arate dining room. garbage disposal
master TV antenna. Plentiful stcr-
age. laundry facilities and swim
ming pool privileges are among the
features. sos incl, utils. See Mrs
Martin apt; No. 9. 400 n; 18th
q LucHs. 7s4 l4th st. NV. Ma
ARLINGTON
one and two bedrm. apis. nov
tive address.
DOMINION ARMS
]33 8. iLEBE ROAD
One bedrms. priced at S1l9. 5O-Si45
Two bedrms, priced az Si8O-SISO
see res. mgr. m premises IA
$500 or call SHANNON g. LUCHS
VA l4th st. 1.w.. Ma S-2345.
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VICINITY MAYOR RID,

And Alabama ave. Sc. --Six.rm.,
brick semidetached house. about 8
yrs. old and newly decorated. Three
bedrooms, gas heat. front porch.
school, Shopping center and movie:
good bus service: Phone LU. l-3300:
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SEMIDET. BRICK bedrms.. fun
osmt.' ofi Defense highway N Glen-
bungalow in Lanha.n area; 500
mo. 2.bedrm. brick bungalow. Ra.
diant Valley, mr. Cheverly; 500 mo.
DOUG M. SMILEY, Realtor. UN.
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PA. AVE. Sc: area: newly dec. |;
3-bedrm semi-det. brk.: full bsmt. |;
storm windows: gas h-w.h.; conv.
10 transp,- shopping: schools. Va.
can't. S125 mo. SPARKS AGENCY,
Realtors. DU. 1-299J or no.
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EDMUND ]. FLYNN CO

Coon. Apt. Authority Since lg2nl
WASHINGTON Bldg. Ma. S-956j
Ewes, Sat, Sun. and Mon,
WO. 6-66223
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HOME VALUES

Fairland Acres tAlex., Va.l-A
bedrms.. living rm.. din. rm. kit,
huil,-in garage IA acres: Sis.
1898 New Hamp ave. n.w.-O
rms. bath. full bsmt.. h.-w,h.:
Slnn
800 A st. n.e.--6 rms. and bath:
$40.
1907 n Capitol ST rms. and
bath. full hsmt., gas heat; sg1 40.
R. A. HUMPHREYS g. SONS
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

LINCOLN PARK; vacant -ms.:
gas heat; fenced yard; full ISN'T.
OWNER, Ii. $3.50.
SPRINGFIELD. yA;s.52 bedrooms, =
view 5-9l3S or CIR, 3-4S63.
81, mi nshcr Sst. area on Penns; ave.; 51
WA: 1871 or LU. 2-5706.
NR. HECHT'S. VA.-4-bedrm. brick
house, Va baths. full bsmt.: h.-w h.
lmmed. occupancy, S135 mo. IA.
:-4765.
an M n,..
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HENRY J. ROBB. INC.
! 1924 Vermont Ave. NV DI. 7-Sf4l
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Sc. IT. Dupont Park-3-bedrni.
semidet; brick; redsc.; near bus.
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VIRGINIA RENTALS

VIRGINIA RENTALS
We have excellent > and 3 bcdrm.
homes available IN all areas 2
agents TO show Sun la pm or
daily Call IA, $4,000 LYMAN c,
DELE co, INC, .06 Radio Bldg.
66l3 23rd AVE.
WEST HYATTSvlLIE. MD.
Attrac semidei. rambler with 3 bed
rms, liv. rnla din, rfn. modern kit.
and bath full bsmt with lay. as
h.w heat; rent. Si"5 per mo Dir !:
Out Queens Chapel I'd past oursns-
town Shopping Center, left on Sger
I'd tRt ilu) and rirht IN I'd
ave to house n. q SNITHY
co ST. 18th st. Nv, ST j-3300.
FOREST HEIGHTS
ITO Huron Dtiye-Detaehef .
bedrms,, full basement. A home 'ilh
q nice yard. $1,000
GEORGE II JONES REALTY, INC.
3ilg Nichols Ave Sc
Johnson 10000
CONTINUED on Next Pace.
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ARL., VA bedrms.. 2 baths;
ieaced yard, 2-car gar: very cen
tral. elese-in loo. Juniper SIZES
FAIRFAX TOWN - 2-bedrm. sep
dining I'm. brick rambler on double
10. full hsmt. h.-w.h attached
garage and breezewav. available
uUw Or 3-n4I3
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Immediate Occupancy
Choice Suburban Location
Nearby Arlington. Falls Church:
newly decorated. Walk to schools,
buses and stores
S05--6O1 Meridian St. bedroom
brick rambler; Gas radiant heat;
evel lo.
Sl00--tgS" North Fairfax DIR. -
bedroom. semidetached brick;
'ull basement
Si35---lQl5 Woodlcy p.. Falls
Church brick RAM
bier: fireplace, dlsnwashsr. arr
haze disposal; stairway to stor-
age attic
Sl45-ltl3 Ronald 81 - bedroom
brick rambler: fun basement,
cleo s-ic kitchen, fireplace, tiled
bath
Larchont Realty, Inc.
JE. 4-3nun ,JE 1-tifni ewes.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-08
Sugar Ray Basileo Set for September

NEW YORK - Welterweight
Champion Carmen Basilio has
agreed to terms for middleweight
title fight with Sugar Ray Rob-
inSon, the middleweight champ
ion, at New York ball park late
in September, the International
Boxing Club said Thursday.
'Basilio accepted Is per cent
of the net gate and radio and TV
receipts" said James D. Norris,
PRECEDENT of the IBC. 81 will talk
to Robinson as soon as possible and
try and close the match"
Floyd Patterson was signed for
second heavyweight title de-
tense at Seattle Wednesday, but
no progress was reported in title
negotiations among rulers of the
dight-heavy, middleweight and
weller divisions.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-08

selected opponent is conf'"oent
on Floyd keeping the crown In
his title match against 1o4nmy
Hurricane" Jackcon on July %
at the Polo Grounds.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-08

Promoter Jack Hurley flew
home to Seattle with a contract
for Patterson to make his second
defense the first week in Septem-
Der. That defense against an I'M
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$1495 DOWN

Only like this this beautiful NV 7h Ave- New
Holmes and Vocational schools everything Lovely
bedrooms dining living
kitchen, front porch
terms pay less thanre wait, call
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-08

FOR RENT STORE ROOM
Terrific location, NV. 9th ave,
low rent, will give good lease. See
this now.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-08

GAS STATION LIBERTY CITY
Terms Call for Information
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teer section chairman in the
Business Unit of UGF.
Mrs. Gunne was one of
committee on the UGF set up
within the firm. Also serving
were Robert Fisher. Mrs. Isa-
belle Viverette and Gordon
Boyce.
The committee evolved a
chart, showing employees how
little each week-as little as 5
or 10 cents their once-a-year
gift to UGF amounted to.
I'VE also showed the en-
ployes how they could give
more and feel it less through
the payroll deduction PLAN"
Mrs. Gunne explained. The
firm introduced payroll deduc-
ton for UGF this year, and
Mrs. Gunne feels this was a,
major factor in the increase in
giving.
Employee contributions were
almost 800 per cent greater
than last year.
A colored movie on the pro-
grams of the agencies sharing
/ in the United Givers Fund was
shown to all of the employees.
The firm here. at 1922 Wood
bury drive, Silver Spring, is a
division of the Fisher Scientific
Co. in Pittsburgh. 1t is the
company's Nationwide policy
to match the contributions OF
its employees, as 1t has done
here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14
IRATE LOUISIANANS
CHANGE NAME OF
EISENHOWER DRIVE

BIAS TROP. La. (P.-
Residents along Eisenhow-
er drive in this Northeast
Louisiana paper mill town
of 1900 wanted the name
of their street changed,
and they got action.
The Eisenhower drive
home jewellers. irked by the
Presidents action in send
ing troops into Little Rock.
Ark, during the integra-
ton flareup. asked the
City Council to change the
streets name.
The council approved the
move and the street is now
named Cullen drive for the
late r. j. Cullen. who start
ed the paper industry in
the city and later became
president of international
Paper Co.
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Report Meeting
Set Next Week
By Givers Unit

The United Givers Fund
Government Unit has sched-
uled a report meeting a week
from today to stimulate re-
turns in the unit. which has
Jagged behind in the campaign.
1t has reached 1898 per cent
of its $3,220,0OO, with $2,704.-
099 pledged.
Interior Secretary Seaton,
chairman of the Government
Unit. will preside at the lunch
con at 1915 pm. November 81
in the Hall of Nations of the
Washington Hotel.
Another all-unit report
luncheon is slated for Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14
She OUGHT to Know

NEW GLASGOW, Nova
Scotia (P). - Miss Margaret
Whadden. town clerk for IS
years, said here that no group
of women ever talked as much
as the men on the New Glas-
gov town council. Speaking at
a dinner for the high school
cadet band, she said she hoped
that women would take a great
er part in civic affairs.
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citation of appreciation for his
firm.
And to Mrs. Marylou Gunne.
the firms personnel director.
who acted as a keyman for
UGF during the drive. went a
special merit award. =.
The presentations were made
by Harold M. Sides. a volun-
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UnWed mothers and their
babies last year received
10000 days Of protective med
ical and rehabilitative care
at the Florence CrittentOn
Home, an agency supported
through the United Givers
Fund
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November 2s. at the Washing

November 26. at the Washing
ton Hotel
The overall drive now STANDS
at 1874 per cent of its 81 mil
lion Quota. UGF officials called
the volunteers "a determined
lot who will stick with it to the
end as the workers continued
in the second week Of the ex-
tended campaign. In announc-
ing the extension November l..
Campaign Chairman Claiming
S. Walker said the drive would
continues until the goal was
reached
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14
YODAY'S VOLUNTEER
Workers Chart Idea
Spurred UGF Giving

firm that matched employees donations dollar for
dollar who told the United Gvers Fund story
effectively honoed by the UGF last week with special
citations
To C. E. Heidenreich vice president and general
ager of the Fisher Scientific Silver Spring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-10

Galbraith. economic group
chairman. said:
The administration has been
lax in focusing the resources
of the Federal Government on
the rapidly increasing hard
ships and shortcomings in the
fields Of transportation. hous-
ing. recreation. health and ed
ucation which confront our ur-
ban-suburban citizens"
Mr.. Galbraith also announced
the appointment of two new
members to his Economic Ad-
visory Committee: o. A. Knight,
president Of the Union Of Oil,
Chemical and Atomic Workers,
Denver. and Murray D. Lincoln,
president Of the Nationwide
Mutual Insurance Co.. Column
bus. Ohio.
Dean Acheson. chairman Of
the councils Advisory Commit
tee on Foreign Policy. an
nounced that Gov. G. Mennen
Williams Of Michigan has be-
come a member Of his COM
mittee. Mr. Williams also is .
of the council.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-10
DORIS FLEESON
The President on the Satellite

to follow their success with
announcements Of other
achievements In the missile
field. They have promised
thst another and more fully
equipped satellite will be
launched Sin the. nearest flu
ture." a move insuring that
the question Of rocket devel-
opment will continue to be
a matter Of worldwide spec
ulation.
The net impression left by
the unusually long press con-
ference was that while the
President had protected him.
self and his administration
from immediate charges Of
failure to protect the nation
al interest, he had again
begged the question Of his
responsibility for creating
national policy.
Repeatedly he laid his
opinions at the door of the
scientists. Scientists of
course. can furnish informa-
ton; they cannot make up
the Presidents mind. Again
Eisenhower let It appear that
either he did not understand
that he. and he alone. has
the power to chart the
course the country will fol-
low in scientific and defense
matters or else that he was
reluctant TO make the hard
and possibly costly decisions.
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Comments on Soviet Accomplishment
And u. S. Program Are Criticized

set up an arbitrary dividing
line between pure science and
national security. Repeat
ediy he emphasized that the
United States satellite was
being built for scientific pur-
poses alone ~
In essence. this amounts to
a defense against the charge
that by permitting the Soviet
Union to pioneer in outer
space. the administration has
been derelict in protecting
the national security. The
most the President would
grant the Russians was that
they had perhaps won a
propaganda victory.
He could hardly have pre-
tended otherwise. II appears
TO many observers to be a
victory Of monumental i'm
portance. In widespread
areas of the world where the
battle between West and East
is still, in doubt. it will come
as proof of Soviet claims Of
scientific superiority.
Whether or not the Presi-
dent can make his distinction
between science and defense
stick at home, it is clear that
it has no validity for the
Russians. They were quick
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DORIS FLEEsoN

President Eisenhower gave
the Soviet satellite the Mil
town treatment at his weekly
press conference.
He cast doubt on its mill
tary significance. He said
we were never in a satellite
race with the Russians. He
has not ordered any crash
program to launch a United
States satellite. Apparently
it will limp along as before
which is four months behind
schedule.
He even downgraded the
scientific value Of the satel-
lite. He said every American
scientist he had talked to
was pleased rather than up
set by the Russian success.
The question now is wheth-
er the Presidents remarks
were intended to calm the
public or whether they con-
stitute a deliberately formu-
lated guide for his admins
tration TO follow. II it is
the latter. he will most Ger
tainly be obliged to defend
1t against a major and vocal
segment Of scientific opinion
and against apprehensive
members Of Congress.
The Presidents approach
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FEW Err
FLETCHER KNEBEL

ohea White House line the little Red moon: It's
worse thana bad cold.
Arkansas Gov Faubus press conferences beginning
to sound Ike combination Of Alfred Hitchcock and the next
issue OF Confidential
Neil McElroy; new defense boss promises Speed-up
in the missile program We not catch Russia. but by
golly. we're going to beat out Bolivia.
Democratic Senator symngon urges special session Of
Congress on the Spunk Since this is the Of miracles
maybe we can talk II down,
Ike says wen launch a small satellite In December.
Slight delay since this an model It's got TO have
power steering air conditioning and color TV.
Torn by the Little Rock crisis Democrats again are
united against the Russian satellite In fact some suspect
Senate Leader Lyndon johnson Of putting 1t up there
Some mothers and daughters act as though they're
hurryng to reach joint 3Oh birthday from opposite sides