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Ridgeland Farm Estates

2-lQ acre lots on rolling, cleared
land; Good road, view OF mts. mi.
at junction OF Esworthy and Darnes-
town-Seneca rds. Some wooded lots
with streams. LIST house now under
eonstsi $1,000 an acre up. OIL.
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ESTATE LIVING

Plus q good investment for capital
gains can be yours on this 5S-acre
Fairfax County farmette with rs
yell-stocked lake. its comfortable
6-bedroom house. and its pleasantly
private location. Price. S47, 900;
$4,000 down. For appointment. call
MASON HIRST
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0FFIcES, STUDIOS MANIEn

DUPONT CIRCLE - Entire floor.
IDEAL for art studio or ONCE: excel
nghting. DU 7-a40e. Sat. after
pm, SUNDAY all dav.
SILVER SPRING, ZIG BLDd.-Par-
cond. JU. J-1230.
NICE LIGHT OFFICE. S25 mo AZ
1925 Vermont ave. RE. Isle
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. l2-acre farmette; 7-rm. house:
o. barn: outbldes; IS, 10000
so aods acres. paved I'd, 5-rm. house;
3O.acre dairy and stock farm: two
paved rds.; lge. Early Amer. stone
house; streams. b. barn. nee. bldgs',
less than 5000 an acre.
acres with masonry rambler,
year old. very modern, full bsmt.:
garage: $4,000: liberal inansing:
Howard Co.
acres: large stream: paved I'd:
s-rm. mouse. baths; lovely coun-
PHONE MT. AIRY. 2sI
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ACREAGE and 10 acre tracts:
nice rolling homesites. Out Ca. ave.
extended; $1,000 per acre; E-z
terms.
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PROPERTIES FOR SALE

WI En- AEo EOH 6hA1E
Area. HlsS scenic sIli' pls HssSslOO% %its
much hardroad frontaae' $3.50 Der
acre. 29es cash required. Will re-
lease Tor DEVELOPMENT as developed.
40 A.-7-rm house. bath. new
rm. wIfirepl, bedrms.. bath. bsmt.,
lge. front porch. Overlookina lac.
stream and lush blue grass pastures,
I0x5O maternity barn, 3O.cow d. c,
garry barn and silo; 10 q. meadow;
90 a. hay and pasture; 25 q. for
: mi; east Of Frederick. IS MI b. C.
3is A. rms. and bath oil heat.
MOD. Kit. Hardwood floors Firepl. On
hard roads, 3 mi, 70 ACC az
etc. $4,000; $500 cash. bal. $50
''i Rockville RAMpLER-a ~.
overall. new brick home near Rock.
Vile inheritance. Liv. rm. with fre-
pI:' DIN: Em:' mod: kit, master bed;
5s@t. SsesE SsSrm sttaeS baths sss i ns
rase; on Ice. lot in Rockyille's best
residential area. $4,000. Easy
$40 A.--7-rm. house. barn. cattle
sheds, q mi. road frontage. Lee.
s 9syer failing stream; 80 mi. D. C.
10-i5 A.--on improved road near
Clarksburg, Germantown interchange
and new acc BLDG: $500 per a,
=, los A.--g-rm. main house. Lee.
Nv n.A rm TInrspl.. din. rm:. ,parlor.
h..w.h. 6-rm tenant house with
bath. 30.cow d. G.. dairy barn, Gin.
der block maternity sheds: 5 a,
wooded, balance hay and pasture.
s snSf S'n rSsd 70 E m NJ hs 800
$4,000 cash
CHARLES Ii JAMESON, REALToR
Poolesville 3:19 or Erwin ". Butt.
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FALKLAND. Md. acres.
wooded; 500 IT. on highway; E-z
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Protected Community

protected Community
m Almost acres TsS.i n ,Tss'retes com;
County. Virginia. Privileges Of large
lake Privacy and protection assured.
HERMAN E. GASCH g. SON
SOS Woodward Bldg. MA. s.is5I
Sat and 1un, Call JE, 2-Ts1n
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BIS KING ST.


tBEsT poWNSTfo@N LOCATION
double show windows, has approxi-
mately $50 50. II. and Is suitable
ior any good retail business Only
In Alexandria's best business loo
JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT CO
1870 X 81. NV. Elk. $751;
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FARM-HARPERs FFRRv

FAhM-HAHPERS FERRY
" va.--stone 5-rm. hse., bit.
1885: 4 firepls.. modernized.
~ A. farm. . ponds, 2 barns
w(elee.. water. outbIdeS
Quick sale, IS. $50. JE. 4-013s.
&c
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$3.50 9,, NEW y HAMPSHIRE AVE.

Just Past D. C. Line in
Prince Georges County,
Recently completed bids. now he.
lng occupied BY prominent doctors
ana dentists. Some space still avail
able Tor general practitioners, nose
and throat SPECIALISTS. opthalmolo-
elsts. etc. Several very attractive
ARRANGEMENTS possible, with plenty
Of windows. etc. Entire bldg. CEN
trally air conditioned, elevator serv-
ice; nouresyent lighting, soundproof
ceilings, char. service Moderate
rentals from Si00 per month. de-
penaing on size Of suites; Nothing
ror further information. call EN-.
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COLESVILLE. MD.-About q
acres. on hill. nice view; will d.
VIDE: E-z. terms. JOHN BURDOFT.
133lS Colesyille rd., Sill. Sps., Nd.
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OXON HILL AREA-Two Is-acre
lots on an eminence overlookine
Oxon Hill Valley and Rosecroft
Raceway. Beautiful rambler sites
only $3.50 each.
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$50 ACRES-WEST VA.

Ali in perfeet condition. 100 acres
cleared, all fenced, plenty OF water.
The outstanding place in that area.
Price &10.500, " down.
J.. r. Wakefield. NO 7-192a
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BuId LDs OPPORTUNITY

81 LOTS, Conn. Ave. Estates
ready TO go. Sell all or part. Terms.
MANOR CLUB-is-acre. and "a
and 1900 per lot. 'O'VoO
wHEAToN-S7 lots. Sewer and
40 ACRES Lear Kent NH Es-
tates and new Indian Spring c. c.
Sewer nearby
100 ACRES near PoolesvilIe. ss7S
per acre.
SILVER sPRINo-sI choice bldg.
lots, Slo5.000.
c. P. FLETCHER. Reaitor
10. 5-29l0
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Builders, Attention
SEABROOK ACRES

D3III1KNNJN11h HOKNBO
only 90 Minis. to II. Meade and
D. G., Seabrook Acres. community Of
Inc homes beautiful h-acre wooded
,pts' sewer. water ana gas. 800 In.
dlyidually STYLED homes occupied.
choose your own, builder or select
10 schools. churches. shopping and
transp. Reasonable win subordinate.
M. LEO STORCH
Developer sP. $4,000
lcOn,inued on Next PassI
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Attention. Small Investors

go T Ss $3.50 &c y yss D Ds D R.
ing all expenses in liauidating q
mortgage on q 6-unit apt. house
call Mr.. BLUE. D1. 1887: ewes.
J RA. 3-b5Ss.
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LOTS
FOREST HILLS = 7Oxl20 LOT,
. FOREST ORE GLEN PARK 10000
COLLEGE HGTs. - - BEAUT.
ADJ. LOTS ON CORNER. $500
TOTAL.
HAROLD b. BoNART A. co.
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SPECULATIVE FARMS
80 aeres--Loc on 3 State hwys.
4-mi. I'd. frontage Demanding
prominent corner sites. Mod. ~
rm; brk. mansion. w oil h.-wh, 2
baths, Other valuable buildings,
Beaut. handicapped lake. rs mi. to
D. G. Terms 29cs down. bal. at
30 int. Farm priced.
go acres-Level and tillable Splen-
did water supply aAd fences. p-rm.
Colonial brk. house Nice barn and
new silo, ] y m. I'd. frontage. Priced
TO sell. S26,250.
acres--Lge substantial S-rm.
frame house. With water and elec,
Poultry bldgs.. horse stables, corn
crib and wells. 1900 IT OF 'front.'
age on peaceful country I'd A per-
tect low cost farmette. $1,000.
For numerous reasonable listings,
call Z. r Mayne. Spring $4,000,
with G NJ. MARsTELLER. Real Is.
tate, JU. g-2552
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1929 9th ST. NV.
PAINT OR PARTS
Almost-new building; built-in ga
rage For appointment 20 see cali
YOUNG e. CO., INC.
1910 18TH 81. NV. 81 10000
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BROKER
Closed Sunday

Annandale. We. CL.. $4,000
1876 ACRES-WEST VA.
Almost new 6-rm. house on hard
I'd, nearly ! million II. timber
quoted. 2 nice streams: 300 yds. to
Cacapon river. Real bargain at S.
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CALVERT CO.. MD. near Ches. Bay,
90 mi. ID C.--1J0 acres modern
home. barns; excellent road; GOOD
farm; low price at $4,000. WAL
IER M. BAUMAN, agent, Ma.
s-b2.e or call Mr.. Bowie. EN-.
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Lowest Rent for a

Fine Business Location
This modern good-sized store
best business block In Hyattsyille
next 10 Woolv orth Peoples Pep
Bows. etc huge parking area adj
ioininR Today can WO H-OD68
Jess Fisher Management Co.
1920 X 81. NV. Tx. 3-isiI
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ON 30i-6a4 acres, 7oO.ft. along
other business Only $4,000.
RSAHNERlE REALTY CO. RI, 5,6494,
APARTMENT LOTS, 5000 block
plans for Il units; 81 900 down
and bal subordinated . years.
100 block O ST. n.e.--Frame
bldg and 1000 It. for only $3.50
torig. $4,000. B and I trust), With
INCOME from bldg. HE. 4-3l97. %
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WAREHOUSES F0R RENT

WASH. BLDG EEAlloRs p1. 7-saoo
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Buckingham Community
SHOPPING CENTER

Modern corner store. entire front
and side all glass: suitable general
merchandise, ready-to-wear. mems
wear. family shoe, gifts or dis
count house. J.. r. KETTEL, 3l3
North Glebe I'd, Arlington. Va, IA.
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Westchester; beautiful iz-acre inn
proved lots. country club and pool
privileges. Low down payments and
small monthly payments to suit
purchaser. Open daily. 10 am. til
dark. DIR. Out Columbia pike TO
Annandale, Va. turn right on Rte.
go (Little River Turnpike). "a mi.
to Westchester, or out Shirley hwy.
70 Rte. 236. -right TO Westchester.
SUNSET REALTY, CIR. 3-3441 or
CT 6-35O0
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Culpeper, Virginia
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PLENTY OF PRIVACY and handy
location; beautiful one-acre lots
near new park and country club at
Colesville: most reasonably priced;
$3.50 dn.. $50 mo. RIPLEY CO..
JU. 5-S5l1.
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icQNIlNuEnl

PRE-REyoLuTIoNARY so. MD. rs.
TATE of go fertile acres Of land
with distinguished. 12-room Geor-
gian Brick plantation dWelline, the
nent family in the colony, con-
structed on the original grant from
the Lord Proprietary. circa 1850,
Is situated near fast roads within
" miles Of Wash. p. C. The resi-
leRacies from q dim past, has been
charmingly. restored and Is a rare
nnd for the home-seeker desiring
privacy and seclusion In q country
gentleman's environment with easy
Of farm bldgs. In excellent condi.
ton, several springfield streams
through property, with help avail
able; Price. $50. 900. Shown BY ap-
RRSn,n MTT 1o only 5yS. CoRNELIA Y.
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80 DOWN. SIS month, buys for
Saog an acre. ; acres, OF woodland;
80 mi. south OF D. c. L. L. sELF,
AGENT. TIE. 6-4l3l.
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lie administration mas 1OI-
lowed with intense interest the
efforts Of the Senate Select
Committee to bring to light dis
closures Of corrupt practices and
abuses Of trust by officers and
members Of some labor unions.
Corruption on the part of a
few should not obscure the fact
that the vast majority Of those
connected with organized labor
are decent and honest Ameri-
cans and that responsible labor
leadership is moving speedily to-
ward protecting their members
from any such abuses, as far as
their means permit. The Amer
lean labor movement must be
free to pursue efforts to achieve
social and economic gains which
IN the past have benefited the
Nation as a whole.
Labor racketeering, like cor
ruption anywhere, is an abomin-
alton which must be eliminated
If and whenever it occurs. Any
officer and employee of labor
and it appears there have been
few-who abuse the power and
trust imposed upon them are
not fit to hold union Offices. The
American working man and
woman deserve from labor
leadership high standards Of
trust and fidelity.
This high regard for the rights
and welfare of the individual
worker is the concern and aim
OF this administration. We
seek not only to protect the in
dividual worker in his person
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$3.50 Hart Schoffner g Marx
55% Doeron, IS % Wool Suits.
0roys and Tons. Regular: l/37,
3/38, l/4l, 2/43, 6/44, l/46.
Long: l/39. Medium Long: 2/38,
VA. 44.e5
9-$75 Hart Sehoffner 8 Marx AL
Wool Single Breasted TropicoIs.
0roy, Blues and Browns. Regular.
l/4o. 4/42. 2/44. Long: 1879,
l/4O. 1895
8-$95 Brookstreet TropieoIs. All
Wool. Silk and Cotton, Silk and
Wool. Reeulors: /42, 4/44, 1/46.
Long: l/40, va. 54.95
$3.50 TO SOS Hart Sehoffner 8
Marx All-Wool TropieoIs. Single
and double breasted Navy. Groy
and Brown. Long: 1879. Portly
Regular: l/40. Loroe PortIy Reou-
Ior: 2/4O. Portly Short: VA.
PortIy Stout: /4O. $3.50
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and in his aspirations, but in
the interest he has In his union
funds and dues and in the Sc
curity of his welfare and pension
plans.
In the area of union welfare
and pension plans. the admins
tration has, since 1854, repeat
eddy made specific legislative
recommendations for the regis
tration, reporting and disclosure
of these plans. This legislation,
I earnestly believe, should be
enacted as speedily as possible.
In dealing with other situa-
tons in which the right of in
dividual workmen or of the
public may be endangered, each
must be studied carefully to
determine what remedies are
necessary and whether they best
lie in voluntary action, better
law enforcement. administrative
action or appropriate Federal or
State legislation. or in a COM
bination of these means.
] have discussed this matter
with Secretary of Labor James
P. Mitchell. and have asked him
to determine what actions may
be required of the administra-
ton to protect the interests Of
the individual working man. We
are prepared to take all actions
including appropriate legislative
recommendations that appear to
be necessary. Secretary Mitchell
will coordinate the activities
within the administration relat-
ing to this problem.
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appropriation bill leaves Con-
greSS.
During 1856, the FBIs
report showed, the District had
less crime in all major cate
gories than Chicago, Detroit.
Los Angeles. New York and
Philadelphia. The District also
had fewer major crimes in all
categories but aggravated as
sault than Baltimore and st.
Louis.
National Ranking
Among the reporting cities,
the District ranked 18th in the
country in murder and nom
negligent manslaughter. 18th
in robbery. 9Th in aggravated
assault, 18th in burglary. 18th
in larceny over $50. 18th in
larceny under $50 and goth in
auto theft.
Nationally. the FBI reported.
the property loss from robberies,
burglaries. auto thefts and lar
cency amounted to about $440
million. The FBI noted a ire
surgence Of armed and strong
armed robberies on the streets"
The District recovered 62.3
per cent of the value of the
property stolen. compared with
a national recovery rate Of
$50 per cent.
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Mrs. Eisenhower
Spends Day Abed,
Illness Denied
BY a star star Correspondent

AUGUSTA, Ca, April u.s.
Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower was
tired enough to rest in bed all
day yesterday but disclaimed any
illness.
Press Secretary James C. Hag-
erty said Mrs. Eisenhower was
"a bit tired out" after Treasury
Secretary and Mrs. Humphrey,
Easter weekend guests Of the
Eisenhowers at the Augusta Ma
tional Golf Club, returned to
Washington late Tuesday.
He said Mrs. Eisenhower went
to bed Tuesday afternoon and
remained there through yester-
day. But she is not ILL.," he
added, He recalled that ut isn't
anything new" for Mrs. Eisen-
hover to rest in bed for a couple
OF days.
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cent decrease; locally q 10 per
cent decrease.

SShe uCSiCooCs tOCdlly u ~ per
cent decrease.
Aggravated assault - Nation
ally. a l.9 per cent increase; To-
cally, a "a per cent decrease.
Burglary - Nationally. a 5.4
per cent increase; locally. a IL
per cent decrease.
Larceny - Nationally, a 1876
per cent increase: locally, a 4
per cent decrease.
Auto Internationally, an Is
per cent increase; locally. a four
per cent decrease.
Chief Murray said the Dis
trict's decrease in crime could be
attributed to putting more police
on the street at the times and
in the areas where crime was
most prevalent.
Pocket-Picking Halved
The chief cited a so per cent
decrease in pocket-picking, a
1876 per cent decrease in purse
snatching and 21.3 per cent
decrease in thefts from autos as
examples Of what patrolling
policemen can do to discourage
crime on the streets.
He pointed out that this rec
ord was made with the equiv
alent Of a 2,500-man force. He
said that force would have to
be maintained to hold the line
against crime here in view of
the Nationwide upward trend.
The House knocked 100000 of
the Police Department budget
for the coming year. which
Chief Murray said would cost
him SO men unless the money
Is restored before the District
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YEAR ROUND SUITS
5-$65 ReIeish AIl-WooI Suits.
FIonnels and Coverts, Single and
Double Breasted Medium Groy and
Olive Shades. Regular: va. Long:
l/40. Extro Long: 1913, l/4O,
VAL. 1895
1855 to $3.50 RoIeish Yeor-
Round Suits. Imported and Domes-
tic Fobrics. FlonneIs, Gobordines,
Coverts and Wortseds. Assorted
Colors and Potterns. ReeuIor: 2/37,
2/38, 1879, l/4O, 2I4l, 1912,
3/43, l2/44, 3/46, 3/48, 4/5O..
Short: 1916, 2/37, 2/4l, 2/42. Ex-
tro Short; l/38. Long: l/37, 2/4o,
l/4l, -2/42, 2/44. Extra Long:
l/4O, VA, VA, l/48. Portly
Regular: 3/44, l/46. Portly Stout:
2/44. Stout: l/48. 1895
34-$75 TO $3.50 Hart sehoffner 6
Marx All-Wool Suits. Gobordines,
Worsteds, Coverts and Flonnels. AS
sorted Shades ond Potterns. Reou-.
lor: 1/34, VA, 3/43, 7/44, l/48,
2/5o. Short: 2/37, 1888, 2/42.
Extro Short: l/36. Long: l/4l,
VA. Medium Long: 40. Portly
Reeulor: 2/40, 2/4l, VA. Portly
Short: 2/38, 1879. Long Stout:
l/48. 1925
ll-$95 to Sllo Brookstreet Suits.
imported and Domestic Fobrics.
Tweeds, Gobordines and Worsteds.
0roys, Browns and Blues. Regular:
l/38, 1879, 2/42, 2/44. Short:
VA. Long: 1879, VA, VA.
Extro Long: VA. 1895
z4-$75 TO $s5 Brookstreet Suits.
Imported and Domestic Fobrics.
Tweeds. Shetlonds, 1909 Lambs
Wool. Assorted Colors and Patterns.
ReeuIor: 1876, 2/3e, 4/4o, VA,
3/42, 2/46. Short: 1876, 1888,
2/4O, VA. Long: 1873, 1879,
l/40. VA. PortIy Stout: l/4o.
1850
SPORTS COATS
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CRIME
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enforcement rather than more
Juvenile crime.
Arrests of people under 10 for
all offenses here increased by
|20.8 per cent last year. Arrests
of people in this age group for
serious crimes. however, in
creased by only 3.8 per cent.
Most of the increase in ju-
Ivenile. arrests for serious crime
here were for auto thefts and
larceny. police reported. The
20.8 per cent overall increase
in Juvenile arrests. Chief Muir
ray said. was largely the result
of the activities Of the special
juvenile patrol, which has been
picking up teen-agers at trouble
spots. The number Of juveniles
picked up on suspicion" doubled
during the year.
juvenile arrests accounted for
% per cent OF all arrests for
major crime here last year, com:
pared to 24.7 per cent the
previous year. All arrests for
serious crime decreased by 8.3
per cent here In 1856.
National Comparison
Here's how Washington
stacked up on major crimes COM
pared to other cities throughout
the country:
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, a So per
cent increase: locally. a % per
cent increase. but the total of
IS murders here was the second
lowest under the present crime
reporting system.
Negligent manslaughter - Ma
ltionally, a SO per cent increase;
locally a % per cent decrease.
Rape-Nationally. a 81 per
cent increase: locally, Q per
cent decrease.
Robbery-Nationally, a l.9 per
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Eisenhower and answer ques-
tons.
Would Help Labor
Like his Labor Secretary. the
President stressed that action
he is proposing is aimed to help
organized labor rather than
hamper its legitimate detectives
Corruption on the part Of a
few" he said. should not OBJ
scure the fact that the vast ma
jority of those connected with
organized labor are decent and
honest Americans and that re-
sponsible labor leadership is
moving speedily toward protect
ing their members from such
abuses. as far as their means
permit"
He added that any labor union
officer who abuses his power and
trust is mot fit" to hold union
Office.
Urging careful study to deter
mine what action is needed be-
yond Federal laws for public dis
closure Of union financial opera
tons. the President said he has
asked Mr.. Mitchell to ascertain
what administration moves are
necessary to protect the inter-
ests of the individual working
man."
I'VE are prepared" he added,
ito take all actions including
appropriate legislative recon-
mendations that appear to be
necessary"
Mr.. Mitchell said the President
also approved an immediate new
recommendation that Congress
authorize the Labor Department
to make available to the press
and public the union financial
statements now filed under 3
Taft-Hartley provision. Z
Auditing Move Seen
The Labor Secretary said II
may be that further changes in
the Taft-Hartley Act may be
necessary to provide for auditing
the union financial statements
by some Federal agency as a
check on their accuracy. But he
said that authority would not
be asked Immediately.
Recalling that the AFL-CIC
has Endorsed the program tC
publicize details of pension anc
welfare funds, Mr.. Mitchell said
he felt sure that Legitimate
labor leaders would like to see
public disclosure of all union
financial statements.
These statements cover, hi
said, such things as the salaries
OF union officials. expenses anc
the amount Of money in the
union treasury.
Both the President and Mr.
Mitchell made it clear that theii
proposals were an outgrowth Of
disclosures by the Senate In.
vestigating Committee. which
has aired alleged mishandline
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for laundry. No club dues to
pay. The small rental charge
pays for everything. BY band
ing together, members enjoy
this exciting new service at
prices that save up to 30%
of their present costs.
Club members may order
as much or as little linens as
they need. Everything is OF
first quality-from thick, alb
sorbent turkish bath towels.
to luxurious damask table,
cloths, such as you see in the
finest hotels and restaurants.
Even people who already
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5th Longest Roll Tunnel

TOKYO, April Is R.-Con-
struction of the worlds fifth
longest railway tunnel-linking
Tsuruga and Imajo on the west
coast-will begin in August. It
will be 8.37 miles long and will
cost more than $40 million.