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AMkhlCAN UNIV. PARK; S2Q.Q50
Lovely ga story Colonial brick
in this close-in area: fine neigh
oornood: center hall. liv. I'M, din.
I'm. Gen. powder rm-. kit, End
finished attic. paneied rec. rm'.
nrepl., gas. scr. porch. More than
worth its asking price. W. b.
WRIGHT, IN. $4,000.
AMERICAN U. PK.-By owner: Diet.
red brk.; hedrms., baths, rec.
rIn.. or. porch. gar. RA. 3-4012.
BUTTERNUT ST., near Georgia
ave-Large brick corner dwelling
with private entrance 70 finished
basement, excellent location for
combination home and once for
professional man; no parking
problems; public transportation At
s SS gelIssss possession. OWNER.
CHEVY CHAsE-cor; acre. lac;
trees, flowers: Soft liv. rIn., 4
B. r, plenty baths. sac. Low eos.
OWNER, FE 3-1776. FE. 3-43T9.
CH. CH.. d. C.-St, Ann's-Wilson
High: only .S17,95O: Diet. cor,
lovely trees: lge. din. rm.. 8 bed
rms. enclosed sleeping porch, 2
eNACCaC0 HukCICc. OPCnH leu.
CONN AVE, Sl9.960-3 bedrms.,
porches. garage. This house has
been appraised both 81 and FLA;
from Bureau Sur Hu Of st HSass 't In
mediate occupancy. FRANK 8
PHILLIPS, INC. DI. 7-l4l1 OF
CRESTWOOD - OWNER LEAVING
CITY, chance to buy Q beautiful
Colonial home, in choice con-
trolled development; greatly re-
duced price. upper middle POS.
P. 2. STONE, tn. 2-1l05, RA.
EMBASSY AREA = Desirable A.
bedrm. brk. town house; 2 baths:
lovely garden; gar. S19,95O.
JAMES CARR. EN-. 3-7400. AID.
4-S050.
FOGGY BOTTOM-See this large,
newly restored town house ct So
25th street NV. Open Sunday,
to s. OWNER, EN-. 2-3059.
MANN SCHOOL 2 blocks away
Beautiful white brick center-ha
Colonial; large bedrms.. ? baths
den. Law. rec. rm.: finished dormi.
tory ord a; stream and trees q
LES 5lEs4a. INC. Dl. 7-i4ll or Oh
PALISADES near LouehboIO ID,
S Snst osa od p1 f Gners t
attrac. firepl., den, kit. and bath
on lower grade; bedrms. and
bath with vanator on street grade
2 rms. and bath above; well con-
structed and attractively dec.
Should appeal to Georsetowners
ResitOr. wo. 6-s6s7. D1. 7e7s65'
1921 Sl. HERTPoRD PL. NV; n n1g
INSPEC rION DAILY AND SUM-
DAY. Corner brick, 4 lge. bed
rms w. J. NEULAND, phone NO
1881 day or night.
BY OWNER 1865 Locust I'd. NV
Lovely brick Colonial; 3 bedrms.
. baths, large-size liv. rm.. spa
cious DIN. rm. and kit. large
screened-in porch; finished pine
rec. rm. with bar, finished attic;
school and shopping. Most beaut
street in Shepherd Park; very reas
Call for appt. Ia. 9-5726 or Ma
S-S316.
OPEN, I-5-By OWNER-Asbestos
slate shingle house; two-car ga
rage; six rooms, two baths, two
kitchens, basement, hot-water oil
heat; 50x150 lot. MR.. LEWIS,
4915 w st. NV, EN-. 2-4750. FL
2g47 TILDEN ST. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY. SO
Spacious semidet. masonry; den,
5 bedrms.. 2 baths, rec. rm., patio:
.mmac cond.: real buy: only
$3.50 down.
JAMES CARR
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FROZEN CUsTARD AND CARRY
OUT-Selling due to other BUSH
ness needs. Only $500 needed to
handle. Call TIE. 6-9754.
GAS STATION for sale: 81, 900 for
equip. and s for S stock; good
loo: little invest. Big opportunity.
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I have 3-bedrm. ramblers at
S126 mo. for immediate and future
occupancy. House 1 to 3 years old.
Close to schools, churches and
Langley Park shopping center. Con-
s ssc' or MI SISs Pre- PRSp EPTfhs%
1908 Lewisdale dr., HA. 2-3420.
HA. 2-4l00.
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HOUSES For sALE-n.W.
SHEPHERD PARK

POTOMAC RIVER VIEW - B-bed.
I'm. corner house for see. 800. WO
6-4S45. J. LEO KOLB, FE. 3-2100
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10 Minis. to Boiling AFB

760 upsal ct. s.e.-Two-story
Drick L raUr, rn: din so,- rH Ky Kitchen
fun bath, end floor; fin bsmt. has
shower bath and auto. washer;
fenced gard; immediate occupancy;
Sl15 per mo. To inspect, call LII.
4-5566 or 10. 8-45l2.
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CONN AVE, SI9.96O-3 bedrms.,
been appraised both 81 and FLA;
Soned for apis If person desires ia
rent part out. Located across
from Bureau of Standards. I'm
mediate occupancy. FRANK 8
PHILLIPS, INC. DI. 7-l4l1 OF
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HILLCREST HGTs.-e-rm ho,

HILLCREST HGTs.-o-rm. house
osmt.. fenced yard. S125; util
incls.. RE. 6-4925.
ALEX.-Young woman would like
to share 3-bedrm. furn. home with
2-3 young women. XII. S-1S66
NAVAL OFFICER desires rent oul
furnished 3rd floor suite, Colonia
Alex. house. share kitchen. OV
3-44S4 after T.
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CRESTW0OD - OWNER LEAVING
CITY, chance to buy Q beautiful
Colonial home, in choice con-
trolled development: greatly re-
SSuesd price; upper middle 2os.
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

CHARMING HOUSE, Completely
furn., near American Univ, quiet
rm', first floor; ) bedTms.. 2 baths.
den, End A.. full bsmt. Avail. July
20 through Dec to desirable fam
lily. EN-. 2-2304.
GLOVER PARK AREA-Three bed
rms. enclosed porch, garage; cow.
70 bus lines and schools; reas.
GROOM HOME = Washer, drier,
Tv. dishes. sewing machine
everything furnished: empl. cple.
Renter reserves / room. Call
amt p.m., LA. 6-67la.
Mr.. WALTER REED-Newly dec,
Turn. bungalow, conv. TO every
thing; avail. now; $40. JU. 9-7347
LORCOM LANE AREA-I2 min, tc
d. c Three bedrms:, 31s baths
large living room, dining room
den. modern kitchen. . screened
porches. recr. room. maids room
gear garage, large shaded lot
lease. IA. S-1l34.
VACATION RENTAL, July 2atf
through Aug. 3lst; Alex. area
| 3 bedrms.. one level on a acre
swimming pool privilege included
$40 week. so. 5-65S2.
1901 s. ARL. RIDGE RD.-View
Large rms; luxurious; 3 bedrms.
pa baths; 1915 mo-. utils incl
! ia. 5-l340
EXTRAORDINARY BEAUTYi s-rm
stone and wood; Az A. woodland
overlkg. Potomac, vic Leesburg
$3.50 or will sell AID. 4-37S2
Write. r.. II. FISHER. Point Of
Rocks. Md
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HOUSES FURNISHED

FOAHALL vILLAGE-Attfacti 3
bedroom house. large screened
porch; S165 per mo. Available
3-34s2: WALKER DUNLOP. INC,
Realtors. Uptown once. EN-
2-67l5.
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1lO5 s. EdeeVood st
one block south Of Columbia pike
New brick duplex dwelling. beau
!tliuiiy decorated. Extra-large liv-
itng room with dining area, color
thui kitchen with G-E refrigerator.
cooking unit, exhaust fan, stainless
steel sink with garb. disp.' 2 Ice
oedrms., tile bath and shower, gen.
cioset space, auto. gas furn' and
Water htr. An excep. attrac. home.
PHO mo. Only SO Minis. to Penf
bldg; Apply OWNER on premises
or phone MR.. FIELD. IA. 7-I253.
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HOUSES UnFURMIsHED
fcONTINHlEDi

8 BEDRMs., 3 b.: M. sheraton-Pk.
Hotel: ! blk. Conn. ave. bus: M.
schls-. chs: S166 mo. AID. 2-517s.
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i h = WI so1 nUME; IDEAL Iocation;
schools: center-hall. 5 nedrms'. 3
baths. maids rm.. bath; built-in
garage; glassed-in sunYm. on din
rm. open to lovely terrace sur
rounded BY large lockwood. Avail
able after August g for rent Or
sale. Call owner. MRS. HOOVER
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LAKE BANCROFT bedrms-- .
paths: air cond; Ice. liv. nm. and
r nn. nm. SEP, DIN; area, dble. car
trees; $3.50. CT. 6-523S.
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Med. and NH; Groom brick Co
s s11s o Syailas Ss-s around Sept. /;
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED
PRINCE GEORGES

County rentals-We have q few un-
furnished country estates and
suburban homes, convenient to
University Of Maryland, TT. Meade
NsA; rentals start at S110.
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RURAL bIFE within as min III
White House-Small 2-bedroom
house mr.. Vienna. Va: air cond
oil heat cleo. hot-water and cook.
ing nr. schools; SIS mo. DU
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WI 49, AAASAsAA WV
232 Woodward Bldg.
Jackson $500. Day or NiEht
lNIGHTCLUB = The we'll
known Melody Inn" night
club located at 1922 Bla-
densburg Rd. NE, mr..
Sears Roebuck, will be sold
complete with all fixtures,
goodwill, ABC license, a
going operating business,
Good lease. Must be seen.
Aforementioned. Will be
sold by public auction on
the premises, this Tuesday
morning, July % at 1890
am. Zed L. williams, Auc-
tioneer and Appraiser. PHI,
ma. 8-2679.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W,

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK; sea- ESQ
Lovely ga story Colonial brick
n this elose-in area; nne neigh
nornooo: center hall. liv. I'm, din;
A.; 8 bedrms., . baths, stairs to
finished attic. paneled rec. rm.,
hrepl., gas, scr. porch. More than
W vEs1n IS As aHsIking .E price. W. B.
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must be increased. budgeting and
accounting procedures revised
and wasteful defense OUTLAWS
curtailed.
Unless imitation is stopped"
he said. 1.-The end is a bump"
Mr.. Hoover said pressure
groups are primarily to blame
for insisting that they get
theirs" in cash OUTLAWS from
the Government. He added:
Il suggest to you, the Ameri-
can people, that each of you ex-
anime yourself as to whether
you belong to any pressure group
asking for Federal spending. II
you value your own safety and
future peace of mind, Just re-
sign from it--and do it loudly
Senior Civil Service Urged
Former Civil Service Commits
sioner Robert Ramspeck urged
the establishment of a non
political senior civil service fol-
top fight Government employees
Mr.. Ramspeck. now vice presi-
dent of Eastern Air Lines, saic
there should be a clear division
OF the functions performed BY
political appointees :, and faoss
termed career appointees. HI
held that political appoii tee.
should be concentrated at thu
department level of manage.
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Senate Unit Tests
Immunity Law
BY the Associated Press

The Senate Internal Security
subcommittee has voted to test
its authority to compel four
balky witnesses to testify about
communism under a grant OF
immunity from prosecution.
Chairman Eastland. Democrat
of Mississippi. named them as
Harold Chaser of Great Neck
N. Y. a former Treasury Depart
ment official; Wilfred NJ. Okla Of
Honolulu. a columnist; Robert
McElrath Of Honolulu. a broad
caster, and Myer C. Symonds oi
Honolulu. lawyer.
Senator Eastland said the SUBJ
committee approved resolutions
yesterday to authorize grants OF
Immunity from Federal prosecu-
ton to all four in exchange for
their testimony. The resolution
next goes TO the Senate judiciary
Committee, which must approve
it before it can be referred To
the Federal District Courts which
alone have authority actually to
authorize the immunity.
Robert F. Morris, subcommit-
tee counsel, said he believes II
would be the first test OF the
Immunity law so far as congress
lsional immunity grants are con-
Icerned.
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on a succession of witnesses who
testified to the infidelities of Mrs.
Starr. Among the witnesses were
the defendants sister and a
cousin.
According to the testimony,
while Starr was in the Army
overseas his wife lived with one
Eddie Jones in Atlanta and had
a child by him. There was also
testimony that after Starr got
out of the Army and he and his
wife were living together here
his wife spent three days and
three nights with one man and
also went out with another.
According to the testimony
Starr, when he got out of the
Army, attended Sterling Voca-
tional School, taking instruction
in upholstering. He worked at
night at the Sheraton-Park
Hotel.
A plea based on insanity
would be designed to invoke the
so-called Durham decision. In
the case Of Monty w. Durham,
convicted of HOUSEKEEPING and
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Psychiotrist Battle Looms
In Starr Murder Trial

A battle of psychiatrists APP
parently is in store in the first
degree murder trial of Robert
Starr, jr., 31-year-old veteran
on a charge that he stabbed his
wife to death.
A jury of IL men and one
woman was selected yesterday III
the U. S. District Court for the
District of Columbia before
Judge Charles F. Mclaughlin
Starr is charged with killing his
wife with a kitchen knife in
front of a house in the 1900
block of First street S.W. on
June IL.
Defense Attorney James K.
Hughes told the jury, in his
opening statement, that the de-
Tense would be insanity. He said
Starr, who is a Negro. was in
sane at the time of the crime
and is insane now.
Mrs. Starr had an illegitimate
child while her husband was in
Korea. Mr.. Hughes said, and
Starr was informed of it.
The Government rested in the
trial today and the defense put
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Sinking Of Ship
IsFaIse Alarm

KEY WEST, Fla, Feb. 5 (P).-
A report that a Liberian freighter
with 35 crewmen aboard was
sinking in the Florida Straits 70
miles west of here turned out to-
day to be a false alarm.
Eleven hours after the start of
an intensive search by air and
surface craft. the SIS Nortuna
was located by Navy vessel. in
no danger and suffering from
nothing worse than a lost propel-
Ter. She refused an offer of a
Coast Guard tow.
A garbled radio message in
mixed Spanish and English, re.
ceived by commercial station
at Lantana, Fla. was interpreted
to mean that the ship was sink.
ing and her crew was going over.
board. The call was picked VI
at 5:28 pm. yesterday.
At 1850 am. today, q passin,
Navy vessel, the USS Compass
Island. contacted the freighter.
There was no difficulty what
Soever except loss of a pro
peller." reported the Coast Guart
. cutter Yamacraw. which arrivet
later and was standing alongside
the Nortuna.
: The Navy recalled its search
vessel. the destroyer escort U.S.
Blackwood. and several Nav.
aircraft which had gone out from
! the Key West base.
The Nortuna, a 35-year-olt
bulk cargo craft owned by Oceal
Transport Lines. Inc. was Ell
, route from Mobile, Ala. to Nor
, folk. Va. to pick up a load o
coal for Chile. ~
Hans J. Hvide. president d
Hvide Shipping Co, which
handles the Nortuna for he
owner. said at Fort Lauderdal,
that the ship had reported thu
loss Of her propeller Monday ane
a tug was sent to her aid. H,
said repairs probably would b
completed by noon and tn,
!, freighter would continue on Il
. Norfolk.
We weren't worried because
she had a spare propeller aboart
and the weather was fine," Mr.
Hvide said.
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Sub Nautilus Completes
10000 Leagues at Sea

NEW LONDON. Conn, Feb. S
up. - Jules Verne's mythical
Twenty Thousand Leagues
under the Sea-" became reality
last night as the atomic sub
marine Nautilus, named for
IVerne's imaginary ship. did it
herself.
The Nautilus had gone 10000
(sea) leagues-60. 900 miles-in
a myriad of Atlantic cruises
under just about every imagina-
BILE condition except actual war.
1t was 81 years after publica-
ton of Verne's book. The big
submarine was 100 miles east of
Atlantic City at $3.50 pm, far
below the surface of the ocean.
Capt. Eugene P. Wilkinson had
been looking forward to the OBJ
lservance ever since he first put
to sea from this port under
lnuclear power on January II
1855.
| The dozen newsmen aboarc
were shepherded through tht
Labyrinth Of tunnels with theil
Thousands of gauges. dials anc
pipes that constitute the interior
of the big ship. 1t was something
lout of Alice in Wonderland.
Head of ReactOr Shown
They had seen PRACTICAL,
Everything. even the top of tht
Shield which covered the heaC
Iof the atomic reactor itself. HaC
it not been pointed out. it woult
have passed unnoticed in tht
maze of mechanism.
The underwater speed re-
manned classified" as did the
depth to which the Nautilus car
plunge safely. But both were
enough and far more than ordi-
mary subs.
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Colonel in AT
Won't ExpIoin
Theft of 81

BRONSON, Fla, Feb. 5 tP).-
| A man who stole 81 in a March
of Dimes container was identi-
fed today as the person he
claimed to belt. Col. Dwight
T. Robinson, 40. of Ponchatoula,
La.
He pleaded guilty yesterday
and was sentenced to six months
hard labor on a petit larceny
charge. but he refused to make
statement or explain his &C
tons.
Sheriff ]. w. Turner said
fingerprints on the mans Air
Force identification card Tailed
with the prisoners prints and
that Air Force police are en- route
here to question the taciturn
man.
officials at Atlanta said man
answering Col. Robinson's de-
scription was in Florida on a
field tour and that Col. Robin
son had l712 years duty behind
him without a blemish On his
record"
A woman in a filling station
in this little town Il miles
southwest Of Gainesville in
North Central Florida saw Col,
Robinson pick up a newspaper
and the money container and
called the sheriff.
1 Col. Robinson was arrested
IL miles away.
He had stopped at the station
to buy gasoline.
Sheriff Turner said Col. Robin
son refused TO discuss the mat
ter when brought before County
Judge w. F. Anderson for sem
fencing after admitting the
theft. The sheriff said the con-
tainer was on the car seat be-
side Col. Robinson when he wal
taken in custody.
Judge Anderson offered to sus-
'lpend up to three months Of the
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Pan American Open

The Pan American Union
Building, Seventeenth street and
Constitution avenue NV. is now
open to visitors from 9 am. to
$50 pm, Monday through Fri
day: from 8 am. to 4 pm. Sat-
urday. and from l to $50 pm.
on Sunday.
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sentence If Col. Robinson would
contribute $500 to the March OF
Dimes. but when asked whether
he would do this Col. Robinson
refused to answer.
Col. Robinson was wearing
portions of a dirty Air Force
uniform when arrested. was I'M
shaver and his eyes were blood
shot.
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ment, and the career admins
traitors at bureau level.
He proposed that the senior
service be composed initially of
$500 exceptionally qualified per-
sons upon whom could be con-
ferred personal rank and status.
Its members would be permitted
to transfer from department to
department or bureau to bureau
without loss of salary or posi-
ton. Thus, he said, they could
be utilized where most needed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-05

Newsmen got a hand at steer
ing the SGT million monster built
here at the Electric Boat Yards
of the General Dynamics Corp.
where a sister ship. the Sea Wolf.
is undergoing trials.
And as they took the places
of enlisted personnel-but al
ways under the watchful eyes
of Nautilus officers - they
plunged the big submarine down
and brought her to within 100
feet Of the surface in exercises
that also demonstrated the Maui
titus ability almost to turn on
a dime.
Fuel Oil Replaced
One of the facts disclosed dur
ing the run was that had the
submarine been powered by the
conventional means, it would
have consumed 100000 gallon:
of fuel oil since it first put
to sea.
1 Capt. Wilkinson radioed Sec.
rotary of the Navy Thomas o.
his accomplishment last nigh
as the submarine neared sur,
face off Atlantic City lont
enough to permit him to do so
AT 2030 $3.50 pm. EST. I
Feb, Nautilus completed $4,000
nautical mileS-20.000 leagues
on nuclear propulsion" he tolC
Mr.. Thomas.
/ And early today. Capt. Will
kinson and his men neared thi'
port, came greetings from
Mamie Doud Eisenhower. VINO
on January "a. 1854. christenec
the ship. The Presidents wife
wired Congratulations to The
Grew Of my ship for your won.
Ider achievement"
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Wrappers Now Silent

NEW YORK--A new develop
ment for theatergoers is a silent
wrapper" for chocolates sold to
audiences in theaters and con-
cert halls.
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Byrd Urges
President 10 Act
On Imitation
BY JOHN v. HORNER

Senator Byrd, Democrat of
Virginia, declaring that the pres
ent inflationary period has dis
astrous possibilities" for the
United States, today called upon
President Eisenhower to take the
lead for immediate corrective ac-
ton.
He urged the President to adj
dress a special message to Con-
gress asking enactment of all re-
naming recommendations of the
Hoover Commission on Govern
ment Reorganization. to be fol-
lowed with an executive order re-
curing the Budget Bureau to in
corporate the economies in the
pending budget.
Addressing the Citizens Com
mittee for the Hoover Report al
the Shoreham Hotel. Senator
Byrd assailed the size Of the ad-
ministration's proposed $71.9 bill.
lion expenditures for fiscal 1858
For a sound economy. he held
Federal spending must be cut ano
a tax reduction should follow.
Threat of Depression
These views are in line with
remarks made last night by for
mer President Herbert Hoover
who declared in a Nationwide
broadcast that imitation must be
curbed to avert depression. He
also asserted that excessive Gov
eminent spending must share a
large part of the blame for in
flation.
Senator Byrd said the Ameri-
can dollar was cheapened an
other 2 cents as a result Of the
imitation which started in 1856.
I'VE cannot continue to cheap
en- the American dollar" he told
the committee at a luncheon
session.
AS chairman of the Senate
Finance Committee, the Vir-
ginian said he is convinced that
time is overdue for substantial
tax reductions.
/ Senator Byrd said whatever is
done is up to the people and
ne urged citizens to communi-
cate with their elected repre-
sentatives asking a cut in ex-
penditures in order to get lower
taxes and a reduction in the
public debt.
Question on Humphrey
At an earlier session of the
citizens committee. Senator
Margaret Chase Smith. Repub.
, Ilican Of Maine, pointedly raised
!, the question of whether Secre-
, tary of the Treasury Humphrey
reversed himself on the size o.
, the budget proposed for fisca
|; 1858.
She said Mr.. Humphrey wa.
, quoted in newspapers a few
weeks ago as saying the budgS
! could be cut in a lot OF places
, But, she disclosed. when sht
|, asked him to be specific TIT
Secretary wrote her he coulC
; offer no specific items for elm,
ination.
! Apparently. she went on. thu
press statement attributed Il
. him was in error and he wa.
, misquoted. At that point thu
, Senator departed from her pre-.
pared speech to inform the au.
|, ldience that reporters assured hel
/. they had a verbatim transcript
|, of a Humphrey press conference
to prove otherwise.
Senator Smith commended that
the way to national solvency i.
to balance the budget by reduc.
ing expenditures and not by
higher taxation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-05
THE EVENING STAR 40
Washington, D. c.. -
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1857

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disease or defect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-05
TEACHER OBEYS ORDERS,
GETS 40 NIXON AUTOGRAPHS
BY Associated Press

II Vice President Nixon has writer's cramp he can blame
it on 40 junior high school kids in Cleveland.
Paul Corey. teacher at Newton D. Baker School,
here for conference occupatona guidance with
from home class" to bring back autograph of
Mr. Nixon for each student.
Mr.. Nixon took time between his performances chair
man to sign 40 little white cards.
THANK you Mr.. Vice President" he said II wouldn't
dare go home without them"
Mr.. Nixon then related another autograph experience
During the campaign he recalled young girl of
the towns where he stopped asked Mrs Nixon
an autographed picture of him.
Mrs Nixon obliged The girl wrote back in raptures
to report she had placed the picture between her
graphed shots of singers Evs Presley and Pat Boone