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Edward L. Mohoney, 73,
Raced Horses, Small Cars

Edward L. Mahoney. 73. who
raced horses and cars in near
by Maryland for nearly 80
years. died Saturday at Provi-
dence Hospital after long
illness.
A native Of Portsmouth, Va.
he moved to Lanham. Md.
around 1920 and entered the
real-estate business. He began
his part-time career as a
sportsman by buying and rae
ing trotting horses. including
his favorite. Mister Harves-
ter" a record holder.
In the late 1905. Mr.. Ma
honey turned from horses to
cars, acquiring an interest in
the old National Capital Speed
way on Bladensburg road.
where midget autos raced.
BY 1899 he was ready TO open
his own speedway and a dirt
track one-fifth OF a mile long
was built on the grounds OF his
kanham home.
Not satisfied with II. Mr..
Mahoney postponed the OPEN
ing OF his speedway while a
new track was built at a cost
of $4,000.
Midget cars raced at the new
track, known as the West Lam
ham Speedway. from 1899 to
1912, when 1t was closed for the
duration of World War IL.
The little cars began running
again IN 1916 and continued till
l949, when stock cars replaced
them. After six years of stock
car competition. the speedway
was closed at the end OF the
1854 season.
Before he moved to Mary
land, Mr.. Mahoney was associ-
ated with his father, Edward,
and an uncle, John Mahoney,
in the wholesale liquor business
In Norfolk.
Survivors include his widow
Mrs. Frances Mahoney, OF the
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1855, with a ball at the May
flower Hotel.
In addition to his wife, of 1917
Forty seventh place NV. he
is survived by three sons,
Joseph, OF 5225 Galena place
NV; Edward, Of 3O6 Hillmoor
drive. Silver Spring. and Rob-
ert, Of 5l07 Waukasha road.
Glen Echo Heights, Md; four
daughters, Mrs. Milton Wise, Of
1882 w street NV: Mrs. Ken
meth HARRISON, of 1929 Window
place NV. Mrs. Clifton Tay-
lor. OF Portsmouth. Va. and
Mrs. Lawrence Mast. Of 4490
Upton street NV: 35 grand
children. and six great-grand-
children.
Services will be held at $50
am. Thursday at the home, fol-
lowed by a requiem mass at 8
am. at Our Lady of Victory
Church, 1885 MarArthur boule-
ward NV. Burial win be in
Mount Oliyet Cemetery.
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Fire in Friends Home
Burns Widow Body

A 47-year-old widow was IN
critical condition at Casualty
Hospital today after being
burned in a blaze in a two-story
house she visited last night.
Mrs. Pearl Jackson, Of 473
K street S.W., was calling on
Stewart Dixon. AZ. and his wife.
Annabelle. at 490 Casey court
S.W., when fire broke out. fourth
precinct police reported. They
said Mr., Dixon told them the
fire started about 9:25 pm.
while he was pouring kefosena
into the oil burner tank.
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csmber AZ, 1857. bkNIEi. W, 'ffYLER
beloved brother Of the late Mary Vir-
Etnia Bladen and uncle Of Clarence
x, Carl e and joseph \; Bladen.
on on Tuesdes. December 5i, Al pm
TfiER. DANiEL W special COM
0 munication o Takoma
~ Lodss .,i.S 70, j, = rl,..A.x 4 4; T. n, a..
o~ ssmSss Z ssIIsa II iof lSs4. nassOasi Il pf r
XAN noon, for the purpose Of
~ conducting MASONIC rites
for our late brother,
DANIEL w TYLER
ARTHUR vN. w .h.H,i,l b3hlIMMAN, Mss,.,
.ARLEIQH MAUsER, secretary.
RsSsTsiis RsSssoSisu. FRANK g. vpDikE Ma5hIas'C q
1920 Kanawha 81, NV, beloved hus-
band Of sarah Treas Updlke, brother
q Mrs.. ,costins pen.ek wsshinston'
Reoy;al. e; M sssiss sersIsss ''tHs: X IL. i0h' II
Hines Co Funeral Home, 1901 l4th
81 NV. on Tuesday, December 81,
rmsn, 10 Hrinsscn HsssSs National ssslsa csSseps l9-
MADDELL. LILLE KERNs, In Hlll.
crest Nursing Home Winchester. Va.
on sunday, December 20, 1907. ILL.,
LIE KERN6 WADDELL, beloved wife
Of the late William Lemuei Waddell,
iinston' Va. and Mrs. William Stick.
ley, stephens City. Va sister OF
Buddy ". Kerns and Mrs Maggie
Gray, warrenton. Va She also Is
survived BY one grandson, William
fsil, all Of silver spfin,. Nd. Friends
and relatives may call at RoyAton s
Funeral Home, Middleburg. Va,
where services will be held Wednes-
men men, '1sSas Sharon l. Cemetery. I'm MiSeis. Stfs.
bnrR Va. 81
WILLIAMS. ADA y. On Sunday, De-
cember 20, 1887 at her home. Hern-
don. Va. ADA y, WILLIAMS. sister OF
Mrs. Ella Mecauley. She also Is sur
ylved BY several nieees and nephews
pslap friends MAY may eall A y the Green Fn.
services will be held 81 . pm. Mon
day, December 80, Inierment In Ash
burn Cemetery, Ashburn, Va
WILSON, EsTELLA q. On Saturday.
inston Hospital i" EisTfEfIsRS La \ VII VII
SON Of sg0O Connecticut ave. nv,
mother Of Mrs Jeanne q. Fritsch.
Services at the 3 II. Hines Co. Fu-
neral Home. 290i ilth 81. NV. on
Tuesday. December 81, At II am
Greek Cemetery. Contributions NAV
Re made TO the American Cancer
Society
wINiESDORFFER. JOSEPH JACOB.
On sunday, December 20, al the resi-
denee Of his daughter, 1908 35th 81
nv. JOSEPH JACOB WINIERDORF-
Eh. beloved father Of Mrs Helen NJ
Mayer OF Washtngton, D. C.. Joseph
L and vinetnt winiesdorffer Of
Wheelne, W. Va He also Il sur
vised BY - grandchildren and SIS
great-grandehlidren Requiem mass
ana interment Wheeling, W. Va.
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Mrs. Berthe Carney,
Mother of Admiral

Mrs. Bertha Carney. 81,
mother of Admiral Robert B.
Carney. former Chief of Naval
Operations. died yesterday i'll
Honolulu.
She had suffered a fractured
hip last December.
Mrs. Carney was the widow
of Comdr. Robert Z. Carney,
USN. who died in 1885. A
native Of Vallejo, Calf. she
lived III Washington from l945
to 1850.
She is survived by Admiral
Carney of 1914 Twenty-eighth
street NV. Burial will be in
Arlington Cemetery.
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Mrs. Libby Schoenholtz of New
York City, and nine grandchil-
dren.
Services were to be held at 2
pm. today at the Goldberg fu-
neral home. 42l7 Ninth street
NV. with burial in Beth
Sholom Cemetery.
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Rrthur james EviRs

LONDON. Dec. 30 (P.--
Arthur James Ewins, rs. dis
tinguished British research
chemist. died Christmas eve,
1t was learned today. In 1897
he discovered the drug m and
b 500" credited with saving the
lives Of thousands Of pneu-
monia sufferers.
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HAxEL0cK. ALICE. In loving memory
oi our dear mother and friend. ALICE
HAzELOCk. who departed this life
one year ago. December 80. 1885
No one knows how much We miss you.
No one knows the bitter pain
We have suffered Since We lost You
Life has never been the same.
In our hearts your memory hnGers,
SWeetiy, tenderly. fond and true:
There Is not a day. dear mother.
That We do not think Of you
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN CHAR
LOTTE. LEONARD. AND YOUR
DEVOTED FRIEND. FRANCIS
BARTON
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80 Well Remembered"

When We can no longer stretch out a hand in
friendship. sending flowers-for remembrance
lis natural, comforting gesture. There is
then feeling of saying We recall with affec-
tion-that everything we remember is good
Always, the sending of flowers is gentle solace
to the giver as we'll as to those who mourn
for one so well remembered
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CEMETERY LOTS

NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK, Fails
Church. 4 sites. reasonable. Call JE
g-bsBs
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DEATHS
Annoaneements 81
services ~ Chamber
In Mrniurian,

HARLAND. MAMIE. In loving but sad
remembrance Of my mother, MAMIE
HARt.AND. Who left me nine yeara
Ago. December so. 1915
I shall always remember when Others
forget. DAUGHTER LILLIAN
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematoriun

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eptn 81 and Mass Ave NE Ii $4,000
ments BY Jarvis IS
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
t24 r st. NV. NO. 7-0l3.
zoe
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H0LLEY. ANNIE. In loving memory
OF our dear mother and grandmother
ANNIE HOLLEY. who died December
30. 1880
Dear mother. how We miss you;
There may be friends who may be true.
But we lost all when Ne lost you
LOVING DAUGHTER. SARAH BER.
NARD
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Richard SEBASTIAN,
ROY 7 DEAN. sety.Trsa! .lIns,

ANCA DAsNANf D'kNN
DAw. HENRY n. On Sunday. Decem.
Der 2p 1857. at hts residence. hcco-
keek. Nd HENRY r. DAW, husband
Of Mrs. Mary j Daw. father OF Mrs
Irene D Hall Of Mclean, Va Friends
may call Al the Lee Funeral Home
lth st. and Massachusetts, ave ne
where services will be held on Tues
day, December 81 az pm inter-
nlent National Memorial Park, Falls
Church. Va.
DEKELBAuM. SADIE. On Sunday. De-
cember ~. 1857. aADIE DEKEL-
BAUM beloved wife Of BENJAMIN
Dekeibaum and devoted mother OF
DR. Abraham Joseph Dekelbaum Of
Takoma PARK, Nd, Mrs Rosalis
Gertrude Gilbert and Mrs Margaret
Edith Brenner both OF Silver Spring
Md. and Mrs Bertha Goldman Of
WashinEton. D c She also Is sur
vived BY a brother, Harry Myerson
OF Crawford, N j. and two sisters.
Mrs Minnie Kalpian Of Geary Okla
and Mrs libby sehoenholtz Of the
Bronx N Y Services at the c d
OoldberR a. Son Funeral Home. i2i5
9th u NV, on Monday December
30, At :" nm Interment Beth sholom
Cemetery. In mourning at 42g Emer-
eon st. nv
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HOWARD. REV. WILLIAM JAMES. In
memory Of our beloved father, the
REV. WILLIAM JAMES HOWARD.
that stalwart servant Of God. who
vent before his Maker 3s years ago
today. December 80. 1925
Gratefully remembering his teaehing
and trying to walk In his stepa
HIS LOVING DAUOHTERQ
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CHRISTIAN, JOSEPH HARRISON
CHRISTIAN. JosEPH n. Members Z

the Holy Name Society Of
Holy Redeemer Catholic
Church are requested 70 as
semhle at $50 pm on
Monday. December 80, at
Stevarts Funeral Home.
30 n 81, ne. to reeite the
our late member. JOSEPH
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ton. We. lnterment Arlington Gene
teEy a. I pm. Al members are
KARL T. DAvYY.
NorshIpful Master.
Attest: J. 4. SHOckLEY. Secretary.
CARNEY. BERTHA. On sunday. De-
eemoeT -. 1851. at Manaianl Cen
valescent Home IN Honolulu. BERTHA
CARNEY. widow Of Comdr. Robert Z.
Carney she Is survived BY a son.
Admiral Robert B. Carney. USN re-
tired, OF Washington. y, c. burial
tery At . date 70 De amounted later
CARTER. MARY. On THURSDAY, De-
cemoer 20. 1857. ~ District General
Hospital NARY CARTER Of 4l6 K
81. NV. one cousin. Mrs. vergie II
seisna smith. Mrs. Jeanette Bostie
and Mrs. Blanche walker. and many
other relatives and friends. Friends
may call at W. H. Bacon Funeral
Home. I722 7th st. NV. on Monday.
vim Be held Tuesday. December 81.
terry.
CHRISTIAN, JOSEPH HARRISON.
Suddenly on Saturday. December rs.
1851. az Emergency Hospital. JOSEPH
HARRISON CHRISTIAN Of 1880 ilth
81 nv. beloved husband Of Mary Z.
Christian. father Of Leona c. Green,
William Joseph and James Bernard
Christian. He also Is survived b.
other relatives and friends Mr. Chris
Funeral Home. 80 H st ne. after 4
pm WEDNESDAY Mass will be offered
Thursday. January .. al Holy Re-
deemer Catholic Church. go New
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
GuRIgTIAg IngFRu m Merhars ~
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' Z. ROBINSON. Pres.
ARD J. WALSH. 8 81.

Spiritual Director.
Saturday, December rs. 1857, CLAIR
ENCE c. coCKERILL Of Floris. near
coeEsfih. father Of Mrs. Ellen G
Ksthsrins Powell. Ms Marsaret Ann
Peek: Harold c and James w.
Sarah Latham Of Amissvilie. Va, ;
Herndon. va wslby X cockeriil Of
Arlinston. Va. ana Mrs. Florence
is survived BY seventeen grandehil-
dren. Friends may call at the Green
Funeral Home, Herndon. Va, where
services vii be held on Tuesday. De:
eSsssnu. esS@Ss1 81 dross cemDs.sr, DR ln'eFSsn' e
CRIDER, ALICE B. On Sunday. De-
eember 20. 1857. 81 Casually Hos
pitaL ALICE B. CRIDER OF 1879
Coroin pl. ne, half-sister OF Ernest
Bruegger. Arlington, Va. and Mrs.
nepheEs Services at the S. n Hines
Co FunSTAl Home. 1901 Iith ST.
NV on Tuesday. December ~. at
pm. tparking facilities). interment
Prospect Hill Cemetery
urday, December -, 1857. CHARLES
II DAOG. husband Of June " Dagg.
father Of DR. Charles p and william
r Dagg ana Mrs j. Msureen
keuhne and grandfather OF Michael
Dasg and Richard and Donna Keuhne
Funeral from the DeVol Funeral
Home. 2224 Wisconsin ave. nv. on
Tuesday. December 81. az y am.
thence TO Holy Trinity Church. seth
and o st6 NV. where requiem mass
will be offered a. g.3U am Friends
and relatives invited fnterment
Mount Oiiyet Cemetery. 80
DAGG. CHARLES. There will be a spe-
uMA cial meeting OF Washington
NIIA Printing PresSmens Union,
AAfA No on December 81, al
t.lb am. to attend the
HNYH funeral CT CHARLES
"" DAGG
NJ RICHARD SEBASTIAN.
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special communication Of
Macon Ware Locge. No.
49,. A. =. 4 A. NJ. held
at ll.So an. January >.
1855. for the purpose OF
eondueting the burial serv-
ice OF our late brother,
BUSKEY. Funeral al 1850
YES Funeral Home. Airing
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day. December RI 1897, a. Mount
k2 kElLEf ho'P 81 ss5s hD%ARp maneheSeT GoNRSp "a
silver spring. Md. beloved husband
OF Mary Ford Kelley, son OF Mrs. Ella
p and the late Thomas r. Kelley,
and brother Of Thomas W Donald
joseph %ooa nr Kelley re rests s al
the warner Pumphrey Funeral
Home. s.31 Georgia ave, silver
sp,rins, s.,g No; h.,vI xhsre npsray, praysIs w BE-
terment Arlington National Cemetery
.EWIs. EULA MAE. on Thursday,
ington uniyersity Hospital. EULA
M1E hI5..dN LEWIS Of b.SY,d sSs SoTih i. istb o ass
Warner I smith OF Arlington. Va
sister OF William Ashton Of Lees
burg, Va George Ashton Of Arling-
timore, Md grandmother Of Kath-
crime and Betsy Smith OF Arlington
Va Friends may call At the Arling-
ton Funeral Home. 1901 North Far;
pm Monday December 80 sery.
Church. 10Th and North 1nglewood
sis Arlington. Va. on Tuesday, De.
Arlington National Cemetery so
LUBBEs. HAZEL y, on Saturday. De.
SANTA saniiarium' % HAzEi Sai = huBBEss hMuissias' 81
1867 MONTGOMERY I'd. Beltsviile.
Md beloved wife OF Herman o.
LubbeS beloved mother OF Kirk and
u. o Lubbes IT,, daughter OF Henry
q Young sister Of Mrs. Harold W
Finch and Mrs Robert Stoy Services
at the s n Hines Co. Funeral Home,
isD0l l4th 81. NV, on Tuesday,
December 81 at 1 pm parking
facilitiesl Interment George wash
ington Cemetery, RigEs I'd.
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ANNIE w.. AND JOHN L.
In ioving memory OF our beloved
mother, ANNIE W HU0HSTON. who
entered into eternal rest IL years ago,
December 10. 1910, and our devoted
father JOHN L. HU0HSTON, who
went home seven years ago. Deem
Der - 1850.
Time fees, but love and memory make
separation from you only YESTERDAY
YOUR CHILDREN FRANCES II.
HUGHSTON AND ORA ETTA
HUGHSTON.
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day. Deesmber IS. 1857. at her resi-
denee. sOls Shoreneid rd, wheaton.
Nd. GIovANNINA 0IANNOI-A. be-
loved wife of the late Prank p
sam Giannola OF wheaton. Nd. Fu-
neral from the W. X HuntemAnn a
Son Funeral Home 5732 Georgia
ave. NV. on Tuesday. December ~
at $50 an Requiem mass at st.
Johns Catholic Church. Forest ulsn.
Nd. at 10 am. Relatives and friends
invited 70 attend. Interment 81
Mary's Cemetery
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ismf isnSs. va a. JOSEPH e e PoLASp R5i sHf hus. :.
band OF Lula y Poland tnee Lent
shapazian and Jennings Poland
Washington. D C; Carlton Poland
Silver Spring. Md and Mrs Gene.
We've Potter. Arlington. Va, He alsS
Is survived BY Q grandchildren, :
brothers, Harvey. and Edc Poland
Lula Smith, Warrington. D C. Priendi
may call a. the Green Funeral Home
Herndon, Va. where services viii b
held at : pm. Thursday. January 9
Internent IN Chestnut Grove Gene
terry
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DECEMBER 80. 1887. WILLIAM A
GRUMAN. Of $3.50 Rittenhouse 81;
NV iather OF Mrs Henry huioe-
koper Mrs. Arthur Cox OF Washing
ton. %. C.. stepfathef OF Mrs. n q
Hale OF Orlando. Florida. brother OF
Clinton l.. GTumAn, Syracuse. n Y
ne also j. survived b. SIX sraEdehil-
dren Friends msy call at the above
residence after pm. Wednesday
where services will be held on Thurs
day. January ?, at 10 am. Inter-
ment private. Fort Lincoln Cemetery
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sHOMO. SYLVIA. Members OF Laurel
- Rebekah Lodge. No ~. Fails
Ia Church. Va. are requested TO at
NJ tend funeral services for Sister
A SYLVIA SHOMO. which viii b.
ulN conducted az the Money a
M King Funeral Home Vienna Va
EN 81 7:30 pm Sunday. Decem-
~ 80
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rf sfFffFeF l0ffr
TAYLOR. sInNEY 4 on SATURDAY.
Ps;;TSTr nsyi oR o, No 's Msncs.I,s1 s.DSET pl.es
psvhars snd sidney Tsvior. brother
NJ Catherine, iohn and Robin Taylor
grandson ~ Ms Matte Taylor and
~ ard Mrs Hsrrv p Davis Rela.
Collins Tunersi HomeS asei li,h &
NV where services will be held on
Tuesday. December ~ - $50 am
grth ogrt c:m.l.ty a. I'M InsrmsT' sa 81 ossr. MSsn'
kindly make contribution 10 ths
Lukemia Fund At children's Hospital
THOMAS. CIEM sr. on Saturday
December ~. i157 ~ d c Oeneral
hospital, GLEN THOMAS. sr OF 81
Susie Patrick. ssilie and SD Il elem
Thomas ir He also leaves 20 mourn
their loss, one sister, Mrs Mary y
Coleman, other relatives and man,
friends Remains resting. az the Jnhr
9rd st. sw Notice Of 4 funeTai ' later
THOMAS. RUTH y. on sunday De.
cem6er 90, Nsi at her residence
Hatl ShRdyside ave Capitol Heights
Md RUTH 2 THOMAS. beloved VIII,
of Ernest Thomas mother Of Kath.
leen BallfN dAuHntff OF Mfh. NofmNf
Nails Friends NAV call at the lee
Funera Home 4th ST aud Mass ave
ne where services will ne held or
Thursday. January NJ II am
rrterrsnt Pvasrect Hill Cemetery
TRILLING, HENRY o., sr on SUNDAY
December, ~ 1857 "a GARFIELD Ne
LING. 81 oi 1877 i5th pl NV be
father Of Joseph p. Trtlling Mrs
Anna L Wise, both Of Washington
p G Edward J -Trilling Of silvel
sprlng, Nd Mrs. Mary x. HarbisoI
Taylor Of Portsmouth Va Mrs Mar
garete l. Mast OF Washington. G.
Heights Nd Friends NAV call ate
l2 noon, Tuesday December ~ a
bis late residence. where PRAYERS. vii
he said on Thursday January ., a.
$40 am Mass viii he offered q
Our Lady Of Victory Catholic church
Macarthur blvd at Whitehaven pkvl
NV. at am. Interment Noun
oliyet Cemetery.
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csmber 2s' 1857. at the Carroll
MsnOr s1sHr Hem iG5 ne sr assd sS,S.Sd Hys1ys e
the late Ida K. stoll. devoted father
OF Miss Marie l. stoil OF Washing
ton D. c. FriendS may call a.
oawlers Chapel lT56 Pennsylvania
ave. NV fcourtesy parking oppositel
where prayers will be said on Tues
day. December ~. AZ pB0 am.
thence to 81 STEPHENS Catholic
Church. Pennsylvania ave a. s5th
st. NV, where mass will be offered
at 10 am Interment Cedar Hill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-19
Fiscal Policy
Is Defended
Bv Bennett

Senator Bennett, Republican
of Utah, has challenged in a
Senate speech the charge OF
Senator Kerr. Democrat of
Oklahoma, that the Eisen-
hover administrations fiscal
policies have failed.
Senator Bennett said Sena-
tor Kerr had seriously misin-
terpreted" the position of Sec
rotary of the Treasury Hum
phrey before the Senate FL
nance Committee on which both
Senators serve.
Further, the Utah Senator
said his Oklahoma colleague
appeared to take the view that
initiation should be fought by
making more money and credit
available. He called that "ab-
Surd."
Senator Kerr's charges and
Senator Benefits counter-at-
tack grew out of the investiga-
ton of the Nations financial
condition started last month
by the Finance Committee.
Senator Bennett said he con-
sidered it far too early for an
interim report on the investiga-
ton. since we have had only
one witness. Mr.. Humphrey
testified for IA days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-19
President Raped
On Housing Terms
BY the Associated Press

Builder William j. Levitt said
yesterday President Eisenhower
has been "remiss" in not lower
ing down payments on Govern
ment-insured home mortgages
as authorized by Congress.
The president of Levitt &.
Sons, Inc. mass builder of
homes, said Mr.. Eisenhower
should resolve at once a dispute
within the administration as to
whether down payments should
be reduced.
At the White House, AS
SiStant Press Secretary Ann
Wheaton said there would be
no immediate comment.
Mr.. Levitt said he has found
housing agency officials gener-
ally favorable to lowering the
down payments on mortgages
insured by the Federal Hous-
ing Administration to combat
a building slump.
But he said there also is
W i d espread opposition on
grounds that lowering of down
payments would spur imitation.
Mr.. Levitt said that among
those taking this position are
Chairman Raymond j. Saulnier
of the Presidents Council of
Economic Advisers. the Treas
ury. the Federal Reserve Board
and the Budget Bureau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-19
Educator Backs
Bill for Negroes
To Go to Liberia

Clennon King. a Mississippi
Negro educator, today backed
legislation to help qualified
American Negroes migrate to
the Republic of Liberia on a
voluntary basis.
Mr.. King, 81, a professor at
Alcorn AIM College. told a
Senate Foreign Relations SUBJ
committee he saw in the bill
the opening of a door to "a
great opportunity" for his peo-
pie to help build Liberia into a
prosperous democracy.
But ne said it should be re-
vised to cover assistance for
voluntary migration to any
Negro nation.
The measure has drawn
State Department opposition
on the ground that Liberia
cannot absorb immigrants be-
yond a limited number OF
highly skilled technicians on
an individual basis.
Senator Long, Democrat of
Louisiana. chairman Of the
subcommittee, said some Of the
money being spent on foreign
aid should be used to help Ne
groes wanting to emigrate to
obtain Government financial
help Ito get them started once
they arrive in Africa"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-19
3 Milwaukee Men
Released in Pee

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia. July
10 (P).-The United States con-
Sulate here said today three
Milwaukee seminarians de-
tanned for 10 days in Pee dur
ing investigation of a traffic
accident have now been re-
leased.
John Urban. jr.: Tom Dwyer
and Jim Hannah we're de-
tanned July 8 after a claim that
their car hit a woman. They
were permitted to roam the
town. but not leave it.
The public prosecutor an
nounced yesterday no accusa-
tions would be placed against
them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-19
House Unit Hears Plea
For Action on Mallory

tee considered and "overwhel-
were written. the rules commit
mingly rejected" a section
which would have had exactly
the same effect as the court
has now spelled out in the NAL
lory decision.
The bill he favors, Mr.. Gasch
said. would have the effect of
restoring the Federal rules of
criminal procedure as they
were originally understood and
intended by the Supreme
Courts rules committee.
Mr.. Gasch emphasized that
he urged legislation not only
to enable law enforcement Of
ficials to interrogate and bring
the guilty to trial but also to
clear the innocent without CIV
ing them a record of having
been arraigned for a serious
crime they didn't commit. He
also stressed that England and
most States have always OPP
Grated under the theory that
a confession was admissible if
it were given voluntarily and
excluded if it were the result
of coercion. Under this de-
cision, he said, the court has
ruled that whether or not a
confession is voluntary it can
not be used if the prisoners ar
raignment was delayed.
The subcommittee agreed to
meet again next week to hear
sponsors of the bill and repre-
sentatives of the legal profess
sion for and against remedial
legislation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-19
Vertical Jet
To Fly Path OF
Wright Test

The worlds first jet aircraft
capable of vertical take-offs
and landings will fly the route
of the Wright Brothers first
military-accepted airplane here
July 80. it was announced today.
Designated the X-13, the
verified. built by the Ryan
Co., will be in the giant
aerial parade over Andrews Air
Force Base Sunday. July %, to
commemorate the 50th ami
versary of the Air Force and to
set off the Air Force ASsocla-
tion's annual convention here
opening Tuesday, July 80.
The plane, on July 80, will fly
from Fort Myer to Alexandria
and return-the route taken
by the Wright plane in 1909 as
an acceptance test for the Army
Signal Corps. 1t will be on ex-
hibit at Andrews Air Force Base
following the July % aerial re-
view.
Also scheduled for its first
appearance here will be the
F-l04 jet fighter, built by Lock-
heed.