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AVIATION

GULLWTNG sTINsON 5 place;
WI 800 LyEconing engine. low
time. Good cond.. 81 .o50. Also
have engine IN crate, Lycoming
ReH0.i3. 300 h.p.: major 30 hrs.
H.,l.er AZ. sasnasss saoe cs sD
AIRPLANR. Piper Clipper, metal
prop. pants. landine lights, LF
trans receiver, vHP trensmitter;
less than zoo hours. TT&E. Four
place ship for the price Of . tive
place. Call JE. 2-014l. -
CUB IS, $500; wind damaged. $500
worth OF salable component parts
available. Call AP. 7-3592.
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MOUnTAIn pAopERTY

DAHTN, hleh n me Blue RIDE
Mai nsa SssS IsI Ss.x e S go
Wi " fisi aIsg yss:sT silssa' . ssssI
Va. turn right on Rte. 56 q
on Rte, 81 4 miles 10 big Blue
Ridge Mt, Estates sign.. turn left
" II.L ms ~, " miles a.. e s MhlEe cabin
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Sleepy Hollow

This nearly new 3-bedrm.. 2is-
bath custom antique brick rancheF
Is one Of the loVeiiest homes we've
seen In Northern virginia: full CEN
Ter hall, separate din. I'm. with
porch. de luxe G-E kitchen. terrific
e4xsS rec. rm. in Walkout base
ment. covered bFeezeway TO earport:
eorgeous iiOxsls level lot With
towerins trees: value plus e
el60 n. oleoe I'd, IA. 5-07O7.
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FOR RENT

Yea. rounds house; new; 100 acres
S On b Ss1ns. f sns1ansoaS H Sne
denine, etc, free. S25 mo. Oceu.
Daney Nov. 20. Give status ant
phone number. BOX I2l-M, star
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MOTORCYCLES

BSA 1857 Golden Flash: all extras:
blue. white ladies rest. Trailer
Park. White Plains. Nd. =.
HID. 80 "a; black and chrome,
windshield. foot shift. twin pipes.
saddle BAGS. etc. S425. Ov. 3-06S3.
HARLIY-DAVIDSON 1854 with
sidecar. New paint job. Some cash.
take over payments. XII. s-532s
after q pm.
BsAs-'ba '53, 'sS: two $50 and
500 &C.; $3.50 or best Offer. Un-
assembled. Call OIL. 2-elS5.
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fcoNTtNUeDl

v1.--NsS 5.5sdTn. house. 20 niisi
.sH% Z u; \. front n. ss. 'r sSs'
road frontsse on both sides u
road; excel. bird huntlng. posi-.
bllity for iieht-piane "trip. sprins
near house can Be made into
pool 100000. Cali Hsymarket'
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VACATION PLACES

HUNTING LODGE. two bedrooms.
living room with fireplace, porch
and well. IN mountains with acre
aee; /. miles northwest Of Win.
chester Va; timber land: eood
hunting; xJ.9a5. with SIPS down.
For information call Jefferson
2-6s64 after D pm.
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IRAlLERS
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

IDRY.CLEANING EQUIPMENT = 9
S bcsrd p ssts ciss. pu irSns
return system. one 12-n, counter
tgreen Formica topl. 8 clothes
racks, . aluminium boiler stacks,
etc. so. h-051s; sun. and ewes
XII. g-4OS0.
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MOUNTAIN EMPIRE

Over 300 acres high in the Blue
Ridge Mts. Of Va, near Paris, 2 mi.
on Rte. so. 30 minutes from Wash
Over $500 II. elevation, mnGnifi-
cent view Of Shenandoah Valley on
west and the Piedmont eastwardly
Heavily wooded, ab0unding In Wild
life OF Ill kinds. Have built Soft.
roads, cleared land on mt. peak
built paaoda on Pinnacle Point
Hrs waterfall. Such tracts are rare
and In time TO come can be worth
{ kings bounty. Have spent Oyei
Se5. 900. viii take $4,000 foI
immed. sale. Contact ALLEN G.
BYERe. owner, IT Jackson b-777b
or Suite 424. President Madison
Arlington Towers, Va.
BLUE MOUNTAIN, VA. overlook.
ine Shenandoah valley. up u
1900 II. high, rnagnifieent view;
closest 10 %. c.. so acres reserved
for recreation. Large cottage SITES
ideal for week ends or retlrement
Very easy terms. Open Sunday
barring rain. Be sure 10 come
andoah River fb7 miles from
D, CT, DO not cross bridge. left
on SIS 10 Blue Mountain 90
miles, watch for sign. il. q
122D or IA. s-0420.
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CHOICE LOTS

Including central water, good year
round streets, trash and earbaei
collection: full beach privileges
1bxlOO. only 5000 with $50 down
$40 per month,
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LONG BEACH
WATERFRONT BARGAIN

DIRECTLY on shore OF Chesapeake
Bay-wonderfully constructed rec
rentional home OF excellent arehi
tectural desien. The owner OF Thu
home is leaving the country ant
this Is q real opportunity to sc
A dream house at bargain. Mus
be seen 10 appreciate its charm
and INABILITY. Completely fur
nished and has oil heater for win
ter use, Studio liv. rm. with mastei
fireplace, pTlssso an r.due sIms ,h M
week.
other beach homes. some year
round, from 81, 500 to Sl4, 800
with down payments and terms u
suit purchaser.
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TRUST NOTES F0R SALE

FUNDS AVAILABLE for purehas,
Of second trust notes from ownei
Of Weil-secured. Improved d. e.
Nd. or Va, property, 81 low dis
count. Call Mr.. RABY, ST. g.
1908.
AvAILABLE. End TRUST NOTE
secured on commercial blde. with
strong national lease: $50. 600
81 interest. $500 monthly. Boa
414-O, Star.
SECOND TRUST, 1920. go. q
chase MONEY. well secured on D.
quick sale Mr.. FRYE. UN. 1890
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE,

CAPE LocH HAvEN-Lot on wal.
nut dr.: BARGAIN at $500, easy
terms HA 2-722O. 90.
2 HOUSES on CHALK POINT =
Deep water. excel. view; Sl3,b0O
and S1Q.gO0 furn.: also acres
and 4-bedrm. house; less than
$50 over hrst trust: JOHN r.
HAFFORD. end OF 5th st, Deale
Beach, Md. University 7-341l, !.
PRE-REvOLUTIONARY HOME re-
stored: on broad salt water. with
nice sand beach and valuable
timber. price, $is.250. O.. b,
LORRAINE, Richmond Federal
bldg, Richmond 10. Va. virginia
properties. seashore to mountains;
free booklet--"virginia"
NEW 3-BEDRM. RAMBLER, lge. iiv.
rm,, dining rm. combination. de
luxe kit, with eye-level oven: base
board hot-water heat; carport;
Terms as low as $3.50 dn., ball
ance like rent Easy Committing
distance OF ID. c.. Fort Meade and
Natl Security Admin. LOUIS II.
HALL. Realtor, Davidsonville, Nd.
co. s-o33l. Res, UN. 7-4l6l.
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AUroMoTIvE MISC.

KAISER 1910; needs repairs, best
otier or sell parts. l725 c 81; Sc
after Is
JET OWNERS = POWER TAKE.
OFF: complete. new, l used
Bargain. JE. 3-0951.
CUSTOM MADE parts counter, 81
n. 3 sections. like new. Orig
price, $1,000. il. 3-0957.
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Assume CT

s1e.9Q0 4nss TRUST makes this
brick home sodays ton value l6xsO
living I'm. separate dining rm.,
full bsmt., scr. porch; level. wooded
lot. ONLY : MINUTES TO KEY
BRIDGE. ONLY <s3.p50.
CROWELL & CO., INC.
'2f60 n. Glebe Rd. "a. S.Os07
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GRoUND-CoLoRED

eLSss!E.fiss 5 ss q RREsl sosEb
E Enscrs sIR avHIEAB IL r 81
s IlIsD AZ To oess SALE GAIT At
LLOYD COATES. Ma g.
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DIRECTIONS:

Drive z miles south of Prince Fred
erick on Solomons Island I'd, turn
left at 81, Leonard and follow Lone
Beach signs 10 once on bay shore.
M. f. ROCKHILL, INC.
Phone: Prince Frederick SOs:J
Mall address. o.. Leonard, Nd.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

BETHESDA. Oeorgetown I'd. area
> lots, 1Sxin4 n each. WIN keep
on renting1 Buy your business site
50. 900 each. Eyes. Mr.. Lebling
OIL. 4-06s0. SAMUEL z. BOGLEY
OF ND INC. OIL. 6-7S00
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$50 DOWN AND $50 MO.


iz-acrs homeSites Near Shirley hwy
lin Fairfax Co. $500 up, LYNCH
BROS. INC. Springheid. Va. FL.
4-70O1 Closed sunday.
Poolesville- Dickerson
zoo acres. so nj d. c.: borders
l-mi. paved state road: also mile
fFontage on Ice. river. Gorgeous
old Colonial stone home. In per-
feet conc. IN . setting Of stately
trees. Topography perfect Price.
40ss 10 1905 under the market,
SIGLER q CO.
ST, 3,T2se Ewes. wo. 6-s555
Ic0L0RED-Lofs FOR BUILDING
price $40 down. $40 nio. DAVID
COOPER, 800 r st. NV. Ma
S-4359 or RA. 6-4l1S.
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MONEY TO LOAN


YOU CAN RAISE MONEY on well.
kent property With some equity
NO. 7.5657 or IA. 2-52s0 ewes.
AUTO LOANS cars or trucks. in Is
not HERsONs eth and o NV.
DE. 2-4700
MORTGAGE LOANS. S5,0O0-sb0.-
payments refinancs 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 ct 6afatogh 7-4O47.
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FOR PHYsICIANs-pesirsbie Of.
q nee sPaesp n rent 5 5fa:; sd las ~
d FUN. OFFICE in air-cond
available; Seey. serv. IA. s.tssS
OFFICES In q prestise rev air,
cond. BLDG. on direct routes Il
wash. ana situated in the hear
Of n. Arlington: space from 4dt
50 n. to suites ITO SO. n. Call
property management department
a. ia. $1,000.
BETHESDA, MD. 77i5.47 George
town rd.-.Approx. $500 sa,. H.;
of-st. parking; prominent locA-
t tlHn' on n0a a.4i7s sld 81. term lease
CONN. AVE. vICINITY-Approx
$50 50. IT,. consisting. OF 9 ofices
IN modern air-conditioned build.
OF So7b month. includes all officG
services For further information
call MRS. HUTCHINSON. Elk
$500.
DESIRABLE space, approx. 1000
50. t. avail for doctors once In
BLDG. now occupied By other doc.
tors. elev. service; BLDG. located
next 10 D. c. Medical Bldg. lf2t
N ct, NV, Call mgr. at DI. 7-31Sd
for details.
SPACIOUS FURNISHED OFFICE, in
suite, = can share: mr.. VI. and X
NV: S75. NE. s-33sn,
stI7 MACARTHUR BLVD. NV
Just completed, will share front
once; reasonable. Call IN j.
4i@2. e0'
Insurance-Real Estate
200 so. n. o.. ave-, sil. 6pe
ideal for any once use. Reasonable
KELLY a. BRANNER
DI. T-T7fO Ewes, OIL, 2-6s4l
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LOTS, ACREAGE isf SALE

LOTS, Y acre each. level and clear,
close 70 shopping. churches and
schools. easy fast commutinF.
sso g,n ssSe' tr.ssas ;a .t serlHs TERRY
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AUTOS. Iay !l!,l.,.. WANTED
lcoNflNUeDl

DON'T SELL your ear III you see
rhn REX Moron co.
1895 WIS. AVE. EN-. 3-4S33
CASH OR CONSIGNMENT
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With the price Of beef up
this week. local chain stores
are featuring the cheaper cuts
of meat at attractive prices for
bargain hunting shoppers.
Chuck roasts, shoulder roasts
with bone in and out and bone
less stew beef are goods buys
at one chain while another is
featuring a two meals in one"
single lamb package Of stew
lamb and shoulder lamb chops.
Outdoor cooking buys are
the attraction at one super
market chain with the spot
light on ground beef. frank
furters. smoked ham. canned
ham and all the accompani-
ments such as relish, mustards.
rolls. etc.
Round roasts. boneles top and
bottom are the chief attraction
at other meat and fish counters
along with rock cornish hens,
crabmeat. green shrimp, had
dock and large croakers.
There's little change in the
produce line from last week
with a plentiful supply Of Cali
fornia lemons, Valencia or
anges. green beans, white pota-
toes and watermelons still being
offered in volume.
Peach Crop
July Is the peak month for
peaches and this years crop
promises to set q new record
for production. Family shoppers
will flnd a wide selection among
Freestones and Clingstones.
Look to a mature peach for the
best taste-the blush of a peach
may be attractive, but it is not
a dependable sign of ripeness.
Also, look for a creamy or yell
lowiSh color to be sure it will
continue to ripen.
Sugar Substitute
Good news for the calorie
counters Is Crystallose. a nom
caloric sugar substitute that
leaves no bitter aftertaste. The
product is available in liquid
(packaged in a handy plastic
purse-size squeeze bottle) and
also in crystal form. Each
crystal, no larger than q pin
head and equal in sweetening
power to one lump of sugar,
dissolves readily In hot or cold
food.
Crystallose. which can be
used in all cooking wherever
sugar is indicated. is being in
troduced nationally at all drug
stores. Interested readers may
write: Jameson Pharmacal
Co.. 439 Madison avenue, New
York. %. N. w.. inclosing a
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< THE MARKET
HHY$$7{B BASKET
Meat Buys in Cheaper Cuts

self-addressed stamped en-
velope. to receive a sample
packet (about a weeks supply
free Of charge. M. L. v.
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Cheese Biscuits

Flavor your favorite drop bis
cult dough, using 2 cups flour
with u cup grated sharp ched-
dar cheese and 2 teaspoons
paprika.
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REASON #3
you GET PROMPT AND FREE
DELIVERY 80 We speed your purchases to
your home as quickly possible and you pay no pre-
MUM for delivery-it's freel
REASON IA
YOU NEEDN'T PAY CASH /.

No need for carrying Of money with you when you
buy your famous brands at The Hecht Co. Use your
Shopping Plate Account and just say Charge 1T" Or
any Of our other convenient payment plans: Re-
Volvng Charge Account Budget Account Layaway Plan
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DGvout
List $40 Kromex Range Set, pieces 249
List 1895 Cadak 5-pc Tray Set III
List 95 Bissel Sweep Easy" Carpet Sweeper - SAL
List 1895 Rival Copper Trim Ice Crusher S37
Complete Revereware Stock all pieces 400 OFF!
Der Spring 3 PARKinnton
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Single half drop side,
teething rails on 4 sides.aA,
lucite casters. Can be-
used as crib or a play 4,
yard ideal for travelling
since It fits in the back
of your carr With mat
tress! Folds to 6 inches.
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REASON rs
PRICE TAGS ARE CLEARLY

MAAhAuNeO There's no guessWork when
you buy famous brands at The Hecht Co. Under our
nghtprice policy the selling cost is clearly marked
you know at glance you're saving well.
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REASON #2
YOUR sATIsFAcTIoNIs

brand-name merchandise under right-price policy
is backed by The Hecht Co.'S 61year reputation for
reliable department store service.
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REASON rs
you SELECT FROM HUGE AS
SoRTMENTS The Hecbt Co is famous

for its tremendous selections Of brandname merchan
disc, featuring wide choosing always in the top names
you look for-day in day out, at righprce policy
savings.
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Ddy-in, Ddyout
List 3495 Sunbeam Waffle and Sandwich Grill 2299
List 1895 Sunbeam Automatic Skillet 1856
List $3.50 Toastmaster De Luxe Toaster --------1794
List 2495 ToaStmaster Skillet, IL" size 1872
List $66 Regina Waxer, poshes and scrubs $3.50
G-E and Sunbeam at Washington & PARKinoton only
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Price
1850 Wilson Strokemaster Set of Woods 27.9O
sos Wilson Sam Snead Sig Set Of Woods ------7l.25
SIS Wilson Patty Berg" Ladies Set of Woods 1928
1915 Famous Make Mems Set of Woods 1881
4875 Famous Make Ladies Set of Woods 1856
Sporting EQupment-Street Floor Washin
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The Hecht Co.
Ddn.in. Ddn-Ouk Price
The Hecht Co.
Ddv-in, DdV-out Pre-

7h ~, WILMINGTON; lth r., StUer Spring PARKtnptoN
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1895 1904 Mitchell Cap Fishing Reel --------- 1895
1495 i 1000 Pfeuger Freedspeed Reel ------- 1895
1895 +780 Ocean City Tackle Box 99S
3/2.75 Wright & DSon and Wilson Tennis Balls
LIS Wilson and Dunlop Famous Golf Balls 81
and PARKinnton. 4th Eloor SiLper Snrinn
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1T The HerM Co.'S ].
REASON III


ENTITLED TO greater selection, broad
assortments, dependable service guaranteed value
and the brands you want day after day, year after
year.
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SAVE on FAMOUS ELE


sos Westcox Big Ben plain dial 521
795 WeStclox Baby Ben luminous dial 596
1850 Westclox Clock of Tomorrow 9.3S
1893 G-E Topper Kitchen Clock ---------------- 2S7
1895 Seth Thomas silhouette" Clock ---------1O47
Washington and PARKin0ton
Evening star., 1957-04-30
EISENHOWER
Continued From First Page

COntinue0 FROM flrSt rage
time. too, in trying to salvage
key parts of his legislative pro-
gram from the mounting econ
omy drive in Congress.
One Of the chief targets of
the economy drive is the for
eign aid or mutual security pro-
gram for which the President
asked S4.4 billion in his January
budget message to Congress. He
recently conceded that appropri-
ations for the military aid part
Of the program could be reduced
by $500 million, but warned
against any substantial cut in
current expenditures in this field
Plans Special Message
Mr.. Eisenhower plans TO send
Congress a special message. for
mally submitting details of his
foreign aid program. soon after
his May 9 conference with Dem
ocratic and Republican congress
sional leaders. Top-ranking
members of committees dealing
with foreign policy, appropria-
tions and armed services have
been invited to the meeting along
with leaders of both parties in
the Senate and House.
Mr.. Hagerty said the Presi.
dent would not hold a news con-
ference tomorrow. as he usually
does on Wednesdays when in the
White House. He said he woulc
not know until later whether 9
news conference might be sched.
uled for later IN the week.
The President planned to take
of for the Capital at 2:l5 EDT
today in his personal plane. CO.
Evening star., 1957-04-30
Deputy Sheriff Indicted
In Portland Vice Probe

PORTLAND. Ore. April 80 (P.
George Minielly, the outspoken
sheriff's deputy who testified
about Portland vice conditions
before the Senate labor-rackets
committee in Washington last
week, was indicted by the Multi
nomah County grand jury last
night.
Court attaches indicated sew
eral others were indicted. Their
identities and the nature of the
charges against them will not be
disclosed until they are taken in
custody.
Minielly is accused Of con-
spiracy to commit subordination
of perjury-getting someone
else to lie under oath.
Named in the indictment as
co-conspirators were: Portland
Mayor Terry Schrunk: District
Attorney William Langley: Os-
car Hewlett. deputy district al
torney: Howard r. Lonergan,
former chief deputy district at
torney. and Clyde C. Crosby, in
ternational representative for the
Teamsters Union in Oregon.
There was no indication the
others named in the Minielly in
dictment would be charged.
16-Page Indictment
The Is. page Indie t m n t
against Minielly says he and the
others conspired to get two wom-
en- to make false statements for
the purpose Of destroying the
credibility of (Big JIM Elkins
and (Raymond) Clark and their
sworn testimony" about vice in
Portland.
Elkins. a Portland gambler,
has been the star witness in the
year-long investigation that has
resulted in more than so persons
being indicted on more than 100
charges.
Evening star., 1957-04-30
NewUnion Finance P robe
|Seenby Senator Kennedy

Another Congressional unit
may turn its investigating spot
light on labor union financial
affairs next month. according to
Senator Kennedy. Democrat Of
Massachusetts,.
Senator Kennedy said his
Labor Subcommittee of the SEN
ate Committee on Labor and
Public Welfare expects to open
hearings within the month" on
"the various aspects" Of union
funds.
Speaking last night at the Ho-
tel Shoreham before the Notre
Dame Club Of Washington, he
said his subcommittee probably
will concentrate on these five
aims:
l. Obtaining a "full disclosure
Of the financial operations of
employee health and welfare
funds. whether operated by
unions. management or jointly"
2. Requiring minimum stand
ards or safeguards in union trust
funds. including adequate re-
serves, independent audits and
bans on collusion and discrim-
nation"
Evening star., 1957-04-30

lumbine III. He was due to land
at Washington National Airport
shortly before 4:30 pm. He
arranged for Secretary Dulles to
meet him at the airport and ride
to the White House with him.
Immediately after this confer
ence, Mr.. Dulles is taking of for
Bonn. Germany. to head the
American delegation at a meet
ing Of the North Atlantic Council
starting Thursday.
Mr.. Eisenhower flew here a
week ago last Thursday for his
annual spring vacation at the
Augusta National Golf Club. He
has been playing l8 holes of golf
daily while here.
He got in a final golf round
before departure today. playing
this morning instead Of waiting
until afternoon as he has been
doing.
Before leaving Augusta. the
President made public a portion
Of a report to him by the Board
lof Visitors to the United States
Air Force Academy, now func-
tioning in temporary quarters
at Lowry Air Force Base in Den
yer. Colo.
Among other things, the board
recommended that the Secretary
of the Air Force take immediate
steps to assure completion OF
the academy's permanent site
at Colorado Springs to a point
that will permit occupancy not
later than September /. 1858.
The board reported that it is
"favorably impressed with the
progress made in the first
two years Of operation Of the
academy"
Evening star., 1957-04-30

Bettendorf. who told it this way /:
A manufacturer of wooden
freight-loading pallets, he had
a contract to deliver these pal
lets to Tobyhanna. When the
first truckload reached Toby
hanna with a nonunion driver
behind the wheel, a union off,
cial demanded a $l3.12 fee be-
fore allowing the truck to be
unloaded.
Mr.. Bettendorf said he then
got in touch with Navy officials
in Washington to try to
straighten the situation out.
After notable lack of success, he
notified the Navy he would have
TO stop delivery.
Then, according to Mr.. Bet
tendorf. McHugh summoned him
to Scranton where the unionist
and the contractor negotiated a
deal under which a fiat SITS a
week would be paid in lieu Of
1892 for each truck. The money
was to be paid in cash each
Monday.
'Tris went on for six or seven
Evening star., 1957-04-30

weeks" Mr.. Bettendorf told the
committee. Finally ! got q
phone call from Joe McHugh.
saying. For Gods sake don't
send any more Of those packages.
The Feds are after us. Well
call you
Then I'd take 8. 7. 8 hundred
dollars someplace every few
weeks and pay them in cash."
When this arrangement was
first made. Mr.. Bettendorf said,
he told the Navy that union un-
loading charges had been inn
posed on him and that he would
have to have additional money.
That was where the $18.59l 80
came in, he said.
At first, Mr.. Bettendorf told
the committee. he though the
proposition was on the up-and-
up. and that the money he paid
actually was going into union
Golfers. Later he decided that
was not the case. but continued
to pay the money as the price
of staying in business.
In answer to a question from
Senator Mundt. Republican Of
South Dakota. Mr.. Bettendorf
said the alternative to paying
would have been to "shut down
go out Of business" All his
business at that time was with
the Government.
Mr.. Bettendorf operates pallet
Misunderstanding plants at
Sandston. Va, near Richmond.
and Ashdown. Ark. near Tex
arkana.
Evening star., 1957-04-30

3. Obtaining q ''full dis
closure on. and possibly limita-
tions on, conflicts of interest
transactions in which a union
official has a personal or financial
interest) in the handling of
these trust funds and other un-
ion funds"
4. Achieving Safeguards to
facilitate democratic control by
union members of both types of
funds welfare and union treas
uries) and their management.
S. Promoting an Improve
ment in the apparently inade-
quate provisions of the Taft
Hartley Act for reporting to the
Government and the member.
ship of all kinds of union funds
and financial transactions; and
the policing Of these reports so
that abuses Of the type recently
disclosed before our Select Com
mittee might be more readily
identified and corrected"
More than 300 local alumni
Of Notre Dame University at
tended the club dinner last
night,