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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

COLORED-DOCTOR OR DENTIST
Prominent NV. corner; 6 rooms
pletely cleo kit: beautiful grounds.
Rent with option to buy. 542O Kan
sas ave. NV. ia. 9-9493.
C0LORED-56O5 End ST. NV
Row brick; z rooms. porch. rec
rm.. oil heat. Call RE. 1924.
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5-BEDROOM, 3-BATH
nnTND nAARnY mn

TODAY'S TOP VALUE in a new
house house Finishea rec nm IN full bsmt:
wooded level lot. with circular drive.
way. Only S2550O.
CROWELL & CO., INC.
216O N. Glebe Rd. ia. 5-O7O7
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CHEVY CHASE--Immaculate 3-bed-
room, 2-bath, brick Colonial. Slate
roof. finished .3rd A.. rec. rm.,
through center hall. screened porch
and garage. Extra-large rooms
you'll buy il, S2S,500. Call til 8
pm, EN-. 2-7S00. F. W. BERENS
I JR 60
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close-out sale; bi-level brick ram.
bier; bedrm. ia baths. cleo
kit. rec. nm, flrepl. basement;
price. ST. $50; terms. Call Mr.. Nc
Ginnis, Ma $4,000: ewes. Tu. .
2JSs; FREDERICK W BERNS
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HILLANDALE

An excellent value in this prestige
location. Brick rambler with 3 bed
rms. firepl,- screened porch. Priced
I Sl7,950: $4,000 Ca. balance In
one trust.
HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-64OO
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HOUSES sALE-MD. Cont. }

CHEVY CHASE, MD, 1.-THE HAM
LET'-White brick Colonial in this
highly cultured community. Lge. liV.
rm., firepl., extra-lge. din. rm., kit.
with table space, paneled den. pow
der rm. on LIST A.; 3 bedrooms, .
baths, end A.; bedrooms, l bath,
Bird A.: Ice, center.entr. hall; rum
gas neat: lovely lawn and patio
which can be viewed through pic
ture windows from liy. nm and
din. rm Call MIR. DUNN. THOMAS
]. FISHER a. CO.. OIL. 6-2344;
EVENINGS, call OIL. 2-69S0
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4-BEDRM. RAMBLER
Between Bethesda Rockville

Price. lS.990--New rambler; 4
bedrms . baths. beautiful colored
keyed Kitchen: full basement with
ground Jewel exit, picture windows.
large trees; lot nearly i0O-ft
frontage and the last house on a
dead-end street; next to a permanent
park: conventional financing, Call
RE 1-6B50 Til y pm,
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SPLIT-LEVEL-S18,295
3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS

New all brick. on LARGE corner
bedrms, . baths, finished recreation
rm. living rm. sep dining rm..
large kitchen with plenty eating
space. This property not too far
from Wheaton, and in an exceptional
neirhborhood. close to recreation
park and schools; CT, S2,l00 cash
FILA, $4,000 cash and Si0S month
total payments. Call RE. 1850
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

CoLORED-CALL TIL 81 PM
ONLY $86.25 MONTH
DETACHED-N.W.
4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
Daniel Diener, Elk. 3-2775
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CUSTOM-BUILT

e-FAM. DETACHED BRICK. !MMAc
EACH APT. OF 2 BEDRMS.. BATH,
KIT, DIN. RIM, Llv. RIM, STUDY,
H.-W H. BSMT. SELECT OUR
STREET ADDRESS. TNCOMPARA-
RABLE PURCHASE AT S23. u0d
IS. KING CO., PHO NICHOLS AVE
Sc. LII. 4-250l.
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Bethesda
Spacious Brick Rambler
500 $50

Very attractive home with 3 excel
bedrms. and . baths: large living
dining room combination, approx
30 It. long with stone fireplace wall
big. well-equipped kitchen: beauti
fully planted lot: house in top con
dItion. See it today. Call JAMES
E. SCHWAB, EN-. 2-5S00; ewes, OIL
2-1 400 or OIL. 4-70g3.
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HOUSES FOR sALe-s.E.

AsNAC,0sTIA, Tairlawn Village =
s sar%s tq SiiI'f ssmt p s%s SLICES sEs;
HARTMAN REALTY. inc, LII
4-3400. Lu l-1l26.
ANACosTIA, on Minnesota ave
Two-iamilv brick, / with . bedrms.,
HARTMAN Really INC. 10y Ii. Z.
3400. LU. l-112B.
FAIRFAX VILLAGE, 4004 Cue 81
dst. BRICK home Esn Features Vs'n Include siii
dows.. 2. porches and many extras
CO. 1929 K st. NV, ma. s.os5Se;
ewes. LII. 2-0037.
NEAR Es,q,. "a. AEID AsaABAIlH1A AYES
ana sls I SatS Il SSs s%1 Plus Sss l E%s
INC. LII. 4-34O0, IU. 2.5s76.
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CHASE. SaI .95O-Brand-
new listing. Rosemary School area.
Blessed Sacrament Parish. 3-bed-
rm.. 1I2-bath Colonial on a quiet
dead-end street with adjoining
playground blk. 10 shopping
center shorl walk to D. G. Gus.
SAMUEL E,BOGLEY OF MD. INC
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2054 34th ST 8 e
1910 0ond or G n

Brick. det. rms, Q baths, rec
rm., firepl.. porcheS. lovely yard and
! shrubbery. Priced to sell. IL. 6-T043
/ Ewes, Ii. 6-OI35.
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CHEW CHASE AREA-heautiful. de

luxe. red, brick-and-ston RAM
BIER, : yrs old, situated on one
OF the most desirable, quiet corner
a-ACRE LOTS in this exclusive
area. Two lge. bedrooms and bath
are in wing. another bedroom Tor
DEM and powder rm. in other wing,
lge. modern kit. with breakfast
liv. rm. with panoramic view. lge:
separate din. rm, glass-enclosed
porch for year-round living; center
hall plan. so one does not have to
go through any major room in the
house to reach the front door or
the spacious bedrooms. Lower level
contains recr. rm, with flrepl.. lge.
bedroom and full bath, built-in ga:
rage. beautiful laundry rn- and
beautifully decorated BY PROFESS
SIGNAL DECORATORS and is in
immaculate condition Owner Is
sacrificing small fortune he spent
on grounds, not included in asking
price. Loads of storage space and
many extras such as quality avn
ings. FOUR AIR-CONDITIONIN0
UNITS; immediate possession. Must
be seen .,i to appreciate its quality
THOMAS ). FISHER ~ & CO.. Oh
6-2344. evenings. call OIL, 2-69S0.
CHEVY CHASE. in beautiful Rolling
wood - Fin'e-auality Colonial, in
perfect condition. Spacious center
hall plan, den and Law on LIST A.:
3 twin-bed rms, . baths on End 4 (;
4th bedrm. on 3rd a; recr. rm.
garage, screened porch, lovely set
ting. Owner leaving. WASHINGTON
MUST SELL, Make an offer.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, ID. 7-14ll;
a
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VISIT LOHR HOMES
DON'T DREAM

COME TO u.s. II YOU want the UNI
usual, A ,3-bedroom. is-bath, all
brick rambler Of your dreams. Our
builder said sell this last house Of
the group tn someone who wants q
bonus In value. The location is tops.
tine equipment, finish and living fa-
cilities are all extra values. Plus Q
fun basement with family room and
fireplace as well as an office or den.
Ask to see 1t by dialine, HE. 4.
1000 now
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CHEVY CHASE. LADY Of Lourdes.
yery near--Brk. Col. Elec. kit.
breakfast rm.. scr. porch. 3 bed
rms, . baths. recr. rm., powder
nm, garage--are some OF the many
features; s25 $50. with best 4Nsco
financing. $1,000 cash will handle.
CHESTER H KELLER, Realtor,
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Kenwood
$52,500
Continental-Modern

A charming and yet extremely
practical home. well designed for its
attractive setting. Masters suite
consists OF library with fireplace
( Bedroom. dressing room. bath and
sun deck 3 other bedrooms and 9
baths. Servants quarters. Florida
1 room and recreation room at garden
| level To inspect. call JAMES E
tSCHWAB. EN-. a-5S00: ewes. OIL
I 2-I4O9, or OIL. 4-76a3
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Ewes. Ii. 6-0l35.
1912 22nd ST. Sc.
semidet. brick: redec.: 9 rms, and
bath; rec. nm; porch. yard: lovely
neighborhood; mr. schools and transp
! Ii. 6-7O43. Ewes. Ii. 6-0l3b.
1 1949 U. PLACE Sc.
Semidet. brick: 9 rms. bath, lovely
rec. rm., screened porch, nice yard
Al cond. Ii. 6-7043 Ewes. Ii
6-0I35.
C0LORED-8.RM. BRK. house. 1907
| c st. sc. Can be used as . apis
Must sell; $4,000. OIL. 4-1s5s
COLORED-GIS ATTEN.--Only $685.
cash. $50 mo. .-Attrac. mod. SENT
Diet. brk.: full bsmt. gas ht.: lge
level fenced yard: close to super
market and bus. Vacant. Prompt
possession. 10. 4-6565.
coLORED. GI-S2T5 DOWN
| GROOM SEMIDETACHED BRICK
Fl, Dupont Park area: only S12.-
950-Beautiful modern home. like
new full basement. rec. room. large
lot. Near schools. transportation and
shops. Call MRS. cox. LII. 2-Sl3f
or ST 3-136S. ATLAS REALTY CO
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MASS. AVE. EXT.
ROCK CREEK HILLS
98l1 HAVERHlLL DIR.

4-bedrm., 3-bath rambler; a beau.
yr.; extra-lge. 2-ear gar. with street.
level driveway. rec. I'm. with flrepl
Also space for add. rm.. lot SOxl84
Priced in the 40s. Can be seen by
appt. any time. owner leaving city
OI 7-Xll6U
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COLORED-l623 4th ST. NV
story brk., bsmt., gas heat: $3.50
mo-; avail. now. rms, bath: also
avail. 5-rm., bath brick with coal
heat, 2l31 9th st. NV; S67, 80
1870 K st. NV MA. S-n3hO
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CHEVY CHAsE-New listing, ST.
$50. Immaculate Colonial on lge.
level lot; liv. rm. with flrepl.; full
din. rm,. mod kit. . lge bed
rms. plus small den on Ind: "a blk.
to bus. Shown by appointment only,
. a.m.-a pm. EN-. 2-74O0 METZ
LER. Realtor- Builder, 5022 Conn.
ave
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BETHEsDA-Brick center-foyer ram
bier only vr. old; 3 twin bedrms.
az baths rs selsc XII VIII ~ table
light rec rm. nice lot, many pink
dogwoods: S25,500 Call SAMUEL
z BoGLEY OF MD. INC. OIL. g.
CAnN IN
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COLORED-ARLINGTON
Modern brick rambler, 2
bedrooms, living dining rm.
with fireplace. Kitchen with
dlShWaSher and disposal.
Washer. auto. heat. Full
basement. Large. fenced rear
yard. 81 Is per month. WAL
TER L. MESS. JE. 4-06I3.
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BETHESDA; mr.. NH, schools
churches. Fairgrounds. busline-
Brick Colonial. 2O-ft. liv. rm. witt
firepl. and picture window, sep
ON; rn. with picture w lian ot Ky
3 bedrmS. and bath on md A.
rec. I'm. in bsmt with outside entr
lge. handicapped lot. picket fence;
shade trees. fruit trees, ter. with
barbecue; Si9,950. OWNER, OIL
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BRENTWOOD. . bedrm brick. new:
near schools and bus line; quiet
street. low priced and very lib.
eral terms BRENTWOOD REALTY
CO. UN. 4-1466,
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BETHESDA Beyond comparison.
New split-levels, 8 bedrms.. ga
baths. spacious liy: rm.. din. rin.,
all-Hotpoint kit family rm. with
fireplace. AT ONLY S23.950. / blk,
to Catholic and elementary schools
and transp. OF this group, 4 homes
no. yeT sGmp1ete6 to are sG r see
5000; ewes. OIL. 2-44l6. DISTRICT
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CO1ORED-II69 9th ST. NE
rms. b.. powder rm.. list A.; toilet
in bsmt.; h.-w.h.. large yds.; newly
decorated desirable for adult
family DE. 2-56l6.
COLORED - ILLINOIS AND UP.
SHUR ST. N.W.-S1O5 per month.
q rms. enclosed porch. basement
oil heat ST 3-365T
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ACRE

Rich, level land. with shade trees.
all fenced. Nice Broom bungalow;
:-car garage and chicken house. In
Lanham. Nd. 70 minutes TO down.
town Price, Sl1.25O: must have
~ 900 down payment. balance like
rent. Cell OWNER. wa. 7-.706.
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Dramatic Moment, Team
Of Moonwutchers' Says

"A he'll Of q dramatic mo-
mentl"
Thus. Robert II. Dollar, an
electTonics engineer with the
Federal Communications Com
mission. described the instant
he and - other amateur as
tronumers learned last night
that Russia had launched an
earth satellite.
All the men are members Of
the local Moonwatch Team, who
are standing BY for word from
the Smithsonian AstrDphysical
Observatory at Cambridge,
Mass, on when 10 expect sight
Ing Of the Russian satellite
here
It was more or less q routine
session as the men tracked BY
telescopes q Civil Air Patrol
plane at the Dollar home In
Springfield. Va. - Il crossed
the sky pulling . tiny light
bulb on q i00-foot rope.
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Metro, a New Word,
Affects Your Future

Metro" is the wcrd--a new one In our
language, and as modern as the latest nuclear
device What does it mean?
For the answer, and what bearing metro"
will have on your future, be sure to read the
series "METRO"-City Of Tomorrow" beginning
this Sunday and continuing weekly thereafter
in The Sunday Star.
In."METRo- city Of Tomorrow" you win
learn what is happening in Washington and
across the country as cities -spiIIing over their
old boundaries encounter problems that no
existing governmental machinery can solve.
Be sure to read METRO city Of Tomorrow"
starting tomorrow in the big, bright Editorial
Section Of The Star.
Call Sterling $4,000 for home delivery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05

A guest observer last night
was Or. H. X. Afshar. Q dele
gate from Iran TO the Satellite
Conference being held ct the
National Academy Of Sciences
here. He also Is In charge Of
the satellite observatory in
Shiraz. Iran.
First TO receive the Russian
satellite news BY radio shortly
before 8 pm. was Mr.. Dollars
wife, also an astronomer, who
told another guest, Leon Camp
bell. director Of Station Opera
tons for the Smithsonian
Moonwatch program.
After checking It's accuracy,
Mr.. Campbell went outside and
passed along the news.
1T was Q he'll Of Q dramatic
moment" Mr.. Dollar said.
Who would have thought the
Russians would launch one
first?"
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I-lJ

Continued From First Page
the disease. but DR.. Heath said
only about 1000 doses have
been received for "key per-
sonnet" in the District govern.
ment out Of I0.3O0 doses or
dered.
The District Asian Influenza
Committee has drawn up q list
Of $4,000 persons in ESSEN
tial" occupations. These in
clude physicians and nurses,
policemen. fifenhen and utility
workers. DR.. Heath said he is
sure those who work In private
hospitals have not been COW
cred"
Meanwhile, the Public Health
Service reported the number Of
cases Of Asian iiu across the
Nation had Jumped BY 200, 900
last week. hltnging the total Of
reported cases since early June
to 422.65O.
This report does not include
an outbreak IN New York City.
where more than 200, 900 per-
sons are suspected Of having
the disease.
A Health Service spokesman
said Is deaths have been re-
ported in the continental United
States In connection with the
nu outbreak. an increase Of two
over last week.
He said the disease is con-
sidered to have reached cpl
demic proportions in New York,
Texas. Louisiana, Mississippi
and Utah.
It has probably" reached
epidemic proportions in Ala
bama. Illinois. Michigan and
oregon ana possibly in Cali
fornia.
The Maryland Department
Of Health reported yesterday
that le cases Of Asian liu have
been diagnosed In that State,
including one In Montgomery
County September 20. The first
outbreak was IN Calvert County
when eight boys came down
with the disease at q Boy Scout
camp, the announcement said.
The Districts largest Incl.
dence Of the respiratory disease
outbreak seems 10 be concern
trated along the Anacostia
River. and schools in those
areas have been especially hard
hit. DR.. Heath said.
Norman j. Nelson. deputy
superintendent Of public schools
for the District. said absentee
ism In II schools has been rum
ming two and q half times
normal this week.
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toward the Transfers on "un-
proven charges" HoiIa said
again that ''Weswili never leave
the AFL-CIo voluntarily"
But ! say 70 you" he con-
tinued. III certain forces sue
coed in driving Us from the
united labor movement for their
own selfish ends. let me give
them this warning. Separation
didn't hurt the machinists. Il
didn't hurt the carpenters. Il
didn't hurt the mine workers.
And it won't destroy the Inter.
national Brotherhood Of Team.
sters. The Transfers Union
win continue 70 live and grow"
Hoffa also spoke shortly Of
the activities Of the Senate
Rackets Committee.
: II have no fight with the
Mcclellan committee. nor have
I any desire to ohstruct q true
and honest investigation. I"
Hoifa said. investigations BY
committees Of Congress TO aid
legislation have q useful and
proper place In America. But
when . congressional commit
tee concentrates on q personal
attack or misuses It's power. II
can be . dangerous thing for
all Of u.s."
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Texus-ItuIy Flight
Is Abandoned

CHARLOTTErOWN. Prince
Edward Island, Oct. sCR.-
Bill Wyatt Of Dallas reluctantly
bowed to nature yesterday and
abandoned q nonstop light-air-
plane flight across the Atlantic
TO Rome. He prepared to leave
here today for New York.
He had made 1000 miles
from Texas before deciding to
end his flight here because Of a
fuel shortage due to strong
headwinds.
The 25-year-old former Ma
rine fighter pilot took OF from
Galveston. He was in the air
just ~ minutes short Of %
hours in his attempt to better
the 1919 record set by william
Odom on q hop to Rome in q
stngle-engined plane.
~I'm going to make another
try as soon as conditions have
improved enough" he said,
adding that the attempt may
be delayed until spring.
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Russians Tricked
u. S. Scientists on
.MegucycIe Bond

The Russians threw American
scientists q minor curve in
launching their little moon.
In the spirit Of cooperation
between nations during Inter-
national Geophysical Year, the
Soviets had said their satel-
lite would broadcast radio sig
mails on the 108-magacycle
band.
Consequently. all the track
ing equipment at the Naval
Research Laboratory here was
designed for 10e megacycles.
Last night. when the Russian
moonlet started broadcasting,
1t was on alternating 40 and
40-megacycle frequencies. The
Navy scientists could listen to
the sigpals-as they and count
less American ham operators
have been doing - but they
could not track it.
The job Of juryrigging a
suitable tracking receiver, after
an aIl-night effort. finally was
completed shortly before noon
today.
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Contest Develops
TODAY,S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity - Fair
tonight with q low Of around
50. Mostly sunny. high about
So. Winds at IL am. north
east at 81 miles per hour.
virginia-Cloudy along the
coast tonight with q little cloud
mess elsewhere. Low 1880 in
the west and 5000 in the east.
Considerably cloudy tomorrow
with little change in tempera-
ture. Tides along coast and
lower bay win run / to 2 feet
above normal. Small-craft
warnings displayed. Winds at
IL noon. northeast at II miles
per hour.
Maryland-Partly cloudy in
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President. telcphoned Mr.. III
senhoWer at his Gettysburg
farm shortly after $50 pm.
yesterday and gave him his iirst
information on the Soviet
satellite.
The press secretary said he
wished to make II quite clear"
that the Russian announce
ment did not come as any
surprise" and that I'VE have
never thought cf our program
IS one which Is In q race
with the Soviet
Mr.. Hagerty said the Ameri-
can program was proceeding
satisfactorily in accordance
with It's scientific detectives. .
He said DR.. ]. Wallace Joyce,
head Of the once for the 10y
IN the National Science Foun.
dati0n and o representative Of
the National Academy Of Sci
ence called the White House TO
make reports on the Russian
satellite. Mr.. Hagerty said
both organizations have re-
vealed they have tracked the
Soviet space vehicle.
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Korea Woman
Caught Stealing
Is Slain by GI

SEOUL. Oct. 5 RIhe
United States Army said today
that a guard had shot and
killed q Korean woman found
stealing supplies. The an
nouncement came as the K0r-
can press denounced Careless
diers."
The Army said Pvt. Ronald
Smith Of Chicago fatally shot
23-year-old ri Chung Soon be-
lore dawn today at Camp
Casey.
Pvt. Smith surprised a group
OF Koreans removing supplies
from the United States Army
Engineer compound. The Army
said they ran and Pvt. Smith
flred. Pvt. Smith told investir
gators he fired only after the
NoLeaIlS ignored his repeated
warnings.
-Four Koreans later were
caught and turned over to Kor-
can police. One was wounded
In the upper left arm.
The incident was the third
fatal shooting by United States
soldiers within three days.
Specialist &c Raymond L.
Bailey OF Brownsburg, Ind,
killed a Korean boy while
guarding boxcars on October 3.
the Army said. It also reported
that M/5ergt. Joseph z. Woodin
Of Fayetteville. N. c., fatally
wounded Q Korean woman
Thursday In q hunting accident
near the village Of Paju.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05

foreseeing q strong possibility
the Transfers decision may
bring what the Secretary called
''repressive labor legislation"
President George Meany Of
the AFL-CIO had no comment
on Mr.. Hoffa's election. But
before the Teamsters' conven-
ton began the AFL-CIO execu-
tive committee called on the
union to rid itself Of corrupt
influences" and the officers re-
sponsible for them. or face ex-
pulsion.
The executive council acted
last month. following q report
from the federation's Ethical
Practices Committee, which had
leveled charges Of wrongdoing
at Hoffa and several other
Teamster ofiicials.
In issuing the call yesterday
for It's own convention in At
lantic City. starting December
5. the AFL-CIO said deter
limitations by the executive
council TO rid the labor move
ment Of all corrupt influences.
and the entire matter Of labor's
ethical standards" will be taken
up.
The Associated Press re-
ported that in Miami Beach.
Mr.. Hoffa said the Transfers
want to remain in the ALL
CIO, but that II they are ex-
PEELED and efforts are made
10 raid the unions membership
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U.S.. Won't Rush Plans:
Launching Setfor Spring

A White House spokesman
declared today that the Soviet
achievement comes a. mo SUR
prise" TO this Government.
Presidential Press Secretary
James G. Hagerty told news
men no speedups or changes in
the United States earth satellite
program are contemplated In
the wake Of the Russian sue
cess.
Il has been announced that
America would launch It's first
manmade satellite sometime
next spring.
Mr.. Hagerty opened his news
briefing this morning with the
following statement:
1.-THE launching OF the Soviet
satellite Is. Of course, Of great
scientific interest. II should
contribute much TO scientific
knowledge that al countries are
seeking to gain for the world
during the international Geo.
physical Year"
He said he and Sherman
Adams. the assistant to the