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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

RAD,O.rHoNO0RAJaI comb, meta
sonahls or a-,li'a; alter u nm
RADIO Short wave, ntw and
ustd, Plenty OF bAFgalnk, from
~, EMco WHOLESALERS, sou
" a nv NE hslilh and
~ a'lh0O' free parklhs both
RADIO, amateur wilkins II tTans'
mltter Hol.nN receiver. vFo
extras all Ike new HE, i,ii:i
RADIO, HAllierafteTs tTanklstoF
/ natl I'm tuneTsrAdi0, also Halli
s.;i1 i.band port OIL t.aa.i
RADIO, no. l9nxI rcyr arid, dir
meter, Knlrht space spannsT
reyr "a ..l5l5
RANGE quality electric, psriec
eond, $40, HARRY J, ABRAMS
RANGE, cleo, FrigldAirs, extras
tetrigerai0f oil i..phI
RANGE, Western Holly gaG, Ia,
new gtllll ~ In Sl.i sun, Of
eyes, FL h.iuOj
AUTHORIZATIONS, freezer tops, I,
" nuat SlO up FREDERlcKA
lD0a IAN Al nv, ia a.7NOh
REFRIGERATORs - Gibson ant
. phileo, cToAs-top freezer. Ike new
NtA cash, each Moving May
must sell, No, f-45fa
REFRIGERATOR, Philco. ~ Gu
e excel sond f.5 OF best orsr
REFRIGERATION. General Electric
j u Gu II excel eond sacTinee
saa IKE, h.N'I5i
REFRIGERATOR, medium sized
bought new, used less than . yrs
s;a pi i.al5i, ID f.lllS.
REFRIGERATION, larss westing.
house. yery sood condition. So
or best olief 10, ..R"ii, a.i
Mellon AZ, Sc.
REfRiGERATOR, Westinghouse
very GOOD condition. st5 ~
N-..5p
REFRIGERTORS. servel go, FAs
sood condition y Gu. r. so eAef
or beet oTef LU ..OsH0
REFRi0ERATORs, used; $40 81 up
1911 I'll 81 nv, Nh $685.
REFRIGERATION. General Electric
In good cond price Tea6. Foi
details, cali AID I.Sa4n
REFRIGERATION Frigidaire
freezer top. almost new. y price
N'SA Also range OIL i-2gsj
REFRIGERATION, Hotpoint, IO-cu
n ".dr freeyFr tor. SioS OF
best ofier IA 5-,543.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

REST. EoUIP.-Natl. cash rsgiSteI
checker. vulcan erill-broiieT comb
SmorRsSbord banquet tables DU
.-u.lnu
RESTAURANT FIXTCRES - Elec
deep river. 4-pOt elee coffee
maker. cleo hot dov machine. gas
grill all ! VI old Sg0n or sell
separately. 1908 LIST St. ne, DI
7-55l3
RESTAURANT EQUIP. - Vulcan
stove, 4 burners, oyerns. large
griddle. like new; Z n steam
table. late model grease trap
sinks. h-w heater. , exhaust
fans beaut S-door stainless
steel elee. refgr: lATEe safe
YORK air cond's, ton and ga
ton . ceiling gas heaters walk.
In box bar neon signs piano
Harrington" very small. $3.50 OF
best offer. etc must sell best
Offers accepted See ~ 1900 New
York ave NV, SUNDAY . 10 4
pm CHESTER RI 7-s2a4
RIFIE. telescope. IS power, Lunar
targetSpot. ; power Lyman Jr he
i-gg15, ; a.m.-5 pm.
RIFLE. Winchester. model ~, 80.
30 hrand-new: SAS. Call Ii
1-u143
ROTO HOE TILLER. lsxl4 lawr
sprPader. elee lawn trimmer. al
peri cond reas RA 6-6i05
RUG. 9xl:. whittAll Anglo-Persian
excel cond NO. I-.s3S
RUG. beautiful Wilton sxiO: S45
INCLUDING mad: also misc. items
HE 4-5a5a
RINGS-Diamond engaEemeni and
wedding band large center stone
with u small band hes $ stones
unique SETTINGS should see this
set TO appreciate, $3.50 JU. =
Ba0i
RUGS, . American Orientsls. axI"
! predorinately red other blue
excel: ST5 each. he. 4-7376
RUG. l?xl6 natural color hemp
peri. cleaned for LIST time, $50,
illum world Globe OIL 4-232l
RuGS-Amer orientalS: exceller'
OS7l. Sat after . pm. or sun
RUG-Ant!aue sersbend. beautiful
6'sxl0h. $3.50. Wo 6-06l4
RUGs-Genuine antique orientals
handsome. wool, various sizes
domestic bedrm. woods and loops
1915 ave NV
RUGS-wood rose. approx Ioxls
green. approx l9NlS: qNln halls
all match After 10. EN- 3-50f3
.RUGS-axI., rose. beige. broad
loom. S35 1871" new, Ereen, SIS;
axi" tweed, SIS, runners. scat
tiers. AID 4-0Si5
RUG AND PAD. oxl2. Roxbury
Rray on burgundy. leaf pattern
matching burEundy draw drapes
very reasonable uE 4-2ihs.
Sundays and evenings
RUGs-IeeS fne-auelity wool ?
yrs cid, .green. l"N2?. .llNl";
mRtchins hall runner and foyer
rus ORIG cost. $1,000. sacrificing
SOS cash IKE 7-l0li
RIGS. scatter. Oriental and Per.
sian Sizes 10 5xs. =" 70 S35
medical microscope excel cond
JU 5-T34s.
RUG, ALL WOOL. l.xi6, stray
horal design. good cond also
ironer. ABc HE I-7Oa"
RUGS, pink. laxi7: biege. l3xl7
plus padding and runners;
modern green decorator chairs,
reasonably priced. Tu. s-478O.
RUGS" maroon, ! larEe blue
with 3 matching hall russ 5000
OIL G-l li3
RUGS-Rush oval, axl?, new, $50
Ewes. call Ii 1-O6@3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
LUMBER MILLWoRK

Open Sat, Sun, TIL 9 PM,
Ewes, 10 : nm, New flush doors,
mas - ~, pnt price fnT any kiKe
door iamhA, ~ 80, Ils.in, Tim, Sc,
shelving, iie, clear white pine, zoe t,
knQtty pine pan all nlyMoeds and
muldlngs, GENERAL MILL LuM'
Der co iildu knoNlts ayl kenS J.,
Nd, "a Conn ave VIII .s.ii.
MACHINERY shapeT attachment
convert lu.lp, OF i..ln, mslaI
lathe 10 a. a'gsin Atfoke auto
mate metal .nApeT " mlgs
maker gunsmlth, &c custom
buill Cost 5000, sell slau, OF
I i.n'lil weekday
MAPLE sYRUP, delicious Vermont
Monday Al t.sddi
MASSAGE HOML SIT isgsrl
for sl.t, Hand unit, cost ~ 80
sell Nln, Will sell kep, or o.
Sc, We h.saiu
MATTRESSES 90, new; : boz
spflngs Tor twin beds al Crit
tendon 81 NV, Apt ! COS
MAI snoMI ASL, u y, Ions, so
d FunilF NlfF mFNNNN
MEDICAL FOUR. = DiatheTmy,
MOD master flAcher.Therm, Mlli
equipped. approved BY fCC and
ANA Council on Physical Lhefspy
oftt co S.OisU, weekdays,
METn. DETLCTOR-Fnd buried
o9lee.s Mnl. st,l, mo'lns .al'
MILksHAkE MACHINA. counter
model excellent condition. best
offet MA, h-hd1n
MILLINERY WORKR0OM PIX /.
LURES AND MATERIALS; also
showroom furniture, ~, d.boss,
aslu " A. nv
MiMEoGRAPH, hand, ReS.Rolary,
model NJ, cost Slsh, used about
~ lines price, 800. ~, s.0"iu
or TX l-iihO
MISC. HOUSEHOLD ITEMs---chair,
erd tables lamps, etc also
freezer ll.eu 1T cheSt.type sell
for 5000 or trade Tor frigidairt,
ransc wo B.Ahah
MORTAR MIXER, Rex 2-bas, $3.50.
also Dearborn Loader TOT Ford
tractor kE s-HaS1.
MOSLER SAIL REVO.FILE for
:Ix5 cards. Cost over $500. sell
tor Nl.i Phone WO. b.Saih
MOTORS a..hp i.ph &C. 10
4. 500. I5.hp, 3.ph. .aO-y
$50 HARRY J, ABRAMS, ia /
ST. ne
MOTORS-llIOO to 100 hp anc
REDUCTION gear. Ultn volts re-
Wouud eXch 4lst year CARLY
1905 IAN st, NO 5-O""i
MOWERS, hand ana power
10. i-ibSu,
MOWER. power, REQ, reel peri
lau. N-sllut -1n, u'td onll
o. mo a.. '-S,r".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
MISCELLANEOUS FOR REMT

RULLDOZERS leaders, generators
chain saws. mixers. pumps Ford
tractors cement grinders. hnisn-
RENTAL TOOLS EQUIP. co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

LAWN MOWER. CLEMSON. hand
mower, SlO. electric fans 81,
Hunter 9.-in. reversible window
fan, .-speed, $50. Air Elite twin
fan. 3-speed reversible, ike new,
"a Table. Duncan Phyfe mahoE
drOpleal with tailor-made pads
-. pE H.rrA, a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
STEEL

STEEL
BEAMS, CHANNELS,
ANGLES, coNCR, RODS,
PIPE, GALV, AND BLACK
CUT TO SIZE
See Us Before You Buy
ACE
wREcKINu AND BUILDING
MATERIALS co,
LU, 4-0500 Pc. 2-920C
STORM wINDORIzE wilson's vii
NinJy winds wfangls, uuitt, clear
i, comfort yeArsfound, terms Low
price ~ S'lih2
STOVE, tlCc., iO.in., l.hurner OF
IKE new BENDix DRIER used
mo-; sij each AP i-tlA
Stow, Hotpoint, electric push.but
ton i-burnefi Nls5 IA 5si5ii
STOVES
Gas and electric Apt sizes ~.
conditioned NiN w, delivered
BLOCKS
issS Bisdsns6urr Rd va. ;.SSol
sTRoLLLR, twin, new cohd $50
D Lu, lssUHi
sun LAMP, sunsIait cold quartz
@sel cone ! s'a, incl travel case
TAILOR's wORKROoM. complete
Three eleC sewing machines, "a
hlts, donkeys steam IRONS Goa
window air eond johnson's heavy
duty floor Dollshcr elet WAtel
cooler. once EQUIP Desks, fllnI
cabs comptometef typewriter
. elec FTiden calculator Nationa
4sdrWf cash register All thesl
goods came from Saltg Bros Inc
1871 p 81, Apply 1905 Hobar
TAPT Brand new. .u0 n. boxed
- ~ largest tape stock In north,
ern Va StereO tapes, cartridge
and records. THE TElEvlSloN
WORKSHOP. $50 N Washington
st., Fall Church u ..2Hhn
TAPE RECORDER, Ampro hi.f. :
spkrs puf h.b-tton auto mos
nld Co, s"in, sacrifice SGD
WO G-iisH
TAPE RECORDER. Bell a. Howell
lujS model stu, under warranty
used " mos perfect eOnd Taxi
over payments OF - per week of
.oW balance due after small dow
payment BROWNS FURNITURE
, CENTER. .uh Good Hope I'd
Sc. IL 4-JSun.
TAPE RECORDING TAPE. brand
new. 1000 Il beautifully boxed
made by famous manufacturer
So 80 value. now or sale, ~ ~
RRoN hS!i NC e0M MIS-! ElEc'
TAPE RECORDING - Rseordin,
tape professional lifetime III
mil thick tearproof MYLAR. 2O'
II slightly used, but AL perfect
going AZ : % per roll lots Of 10
.sAfHH Af' ANl EAF.. lNFAlNIN
Here your chance To cash In
tully guaranteed COMMISSION
EECTRONfCs iT18 Columbia
I'd NV. NO 7-43a2.
TAPE RECORDER. Ampex sol -
Stero. under Warranty. XII
k-qIBO
TAPE RECORDER. practically new,
Sears Roebuck s.lvertont. SIS
. serV!ee avail. Al Sears so. 5-566s
TApE RECORDERS. out of pawn
FME a-Speed List $500. nov
$50 80 wEBCOR ROYAL III,
Fidelity List S94g. nov Sp5
S a. W PAWN BROKERS. us;
Pa ave nv
TAR kETTLE. SEAL for roo,
vorr and Westhtrproof. S65
Ensehole desk. SIS. 10 1-sa13.
TIRE SALE Reeaps. & 7Oxl5. : 50,
~ Is rec exch ( loo ALI
SERVICE TIRE co RA 6-as5O
TIRES
Four 60Nl5 Almost New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

FNhNs-COrneF emma Clotet, IKE
new; $50. Call HI $3.50
FURN.-Drapes. linen, " wild lined
and inncr-linrd, sofa. pair OF
lamps cocktail 'hl like new
Call between ! -, NO 1-IIul
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
LUMBER
OPEN SAT. SUN.

Flush doors ends, $3.50 up
underSize "KiXs. 3Sc; 7s-in. sheet
rock, Sl,6d per sheet; KIP panel
.inr and shelving l5c: iXt cedar
20c In # cedar picksts, cut t.
tl1s tree delivery
ARNOLD LUMBER CO
Rear 1913 Cedar 81 NV
Iakoma Park, d. c. TU. 2-3i4t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
PLANO
PIANO
SMITHS SELECT
FURNITURE
260l Wilson Blvd.
Arlington, Va.

Marshall A. Wendell AmpicC
Grand. completely reconditioned
1875
DON'T MAKE A NOW
WITHOUT CALLING SMITHS"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
FURNITURE SALE

,iuth ANNIVERSARY
TREMENDOUS SAVINGS on fac
tory closeoutS samnles. surplus
stock Brand-new, better grade bed
rm., liy. run. din. rm BEDDING
mod. French Prov, Early Am Low
est Prices regayaleSs Of big dis
counts onercd elsewhere
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
LOANS
1Po OVER 5000
30 UNDER 5000

Reliable FhWNbhOhEttE5
AZ 9th st. NV. MA. s-6lS7
PIANOS, any style, prefer small
ones, pay cash. Call WA. Tai 20
PIANOS WANTED--will pay cash
for used pianos. Call day or ewes,
HA. .-S4SO.
PIANOS. ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES.
Call Day or Night JU p-303a
PLAYHOUSE, for little girl, yard
size: prefer wood eood condition,
reasonable. OIL, 2-4726,
RADIOS, TYPEWRITERS, TVS, mems
clothing, etc S. MORN, 1924 eth
st NV. HU. 3-SS44. Open sunday.
Tvs.TAPE RECORDERS, to SIS for
ut-Of-Order TV sets, to $50 for
recorders AID 4-Ddid
CONTRACTOR Will PAY CASH for
good used earth -compactiOn equip
ment. sheep foot and other ROLL
ers. etc. Box l6s-Y. Star,
IMMEDIATE LOANS on furS while
in storage. Low interest rate, L1V-
1NGSTON CO., 1923 H st NV.
MF S-Sn6s
USED TYPE & PRESS
LII. 4-4i62
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

kIb IIth ST NV, RI 5-4jlu
FCRN.-Mod sofa, cocktail. ehc
tables record CAB s.5u Cost
new 5000. DE .-Sg55, aft. pm
TURN. Complete bedrm. suite. di.
nttte set and llying nm. ike new
Assume payments Of so per mo
On DELINQUENT account on balance
due after small soWn payment
MARIO FURNITURE. i523 l4th
~ n n M oA-Au
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
LIQUIDATION
SALE
Windfall Antique Shop
1888 Rockville Pike

Windfall Antique Shop
1888 Rockville Pike
Were NOW
French Cabinets SITS s4S
Marble-top Console e5 IS
Inlaid Coffee Table
with bar $50 l25
Captains Pitcher.
200 years old ---- IS IS
Silver Candy Dishes ---- $1,000
Silver syrup Pitcher --- 500
silver servins Pieces ----- 1000
LsmsEeS Candy Dish $780, 40b
English Blossom Platter 500
Sterling Tea Pot 1900
Crystal, Picture Frames. Old
Paintings and Many Misc Items
CHINESE TEAKWOOD
Screen, Desk and Chair
1888 Rockville Pike
Open Fri. sat and Sun.
/ $50 AN to 8 Pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

TuRNfTuRE-
WHY
DOES Major Sell
Furniture in
Their Warehouse?
The furniture on display in
our model rooms at our two
stores and In the luxury
apartments which We fur
niSh is constantly changed.
This furniture DOES NOT
90 back 10 our regular stock
shut Is sent to our ware
house for quick disposal,
How Do You Benefit?
You save 200 to 6O's on
this furniture, In effect our
SHOW PIECES" from
Americas leading manu-
facturerS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

GARAGE DOOR, Crawford, SKIS
: sections !. WIS old, perfect
cond complete SIS. JU $50: |
GARDEN TRACTOR. Dayid-Brsd
lev. with equipment, ENreuent
ss.f- III fI-Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
HORNY AND SPOETS EQUIPMENT
HOSE

Garden. hre. suction. IS q. s.
year guarantee. i So, Also used
J n GlCHNER. a5I1 NJ ST NV
HOSPITAL BED. like new. adjust.
able :. Ways SIS J X GlCHNER.
.5l3 NJ 81 n.H. Pc. 3-dif5.
HOT-WATER HEATER, Eas. 3O-sal
NebSset 5000 cond. best offer
Al 4-l3jn
IRONER-simplex. Used very 1T
tie. $40 Good cond JU. 5-l4al
IRONER. Frlgioaire. excel. eondi-
ton, Sln. VIII .-1blj
IRONER, . eouehes. chair. book
shelves. ehild's wardrobe. kit
table BUNK bed ehilds rockins
horse svinE set Call JE 2-:ii.h
IRONER. Kenmore. with chair. per
iect cond used only months
Service family leaying town; ~l2d
cash or best oheT RIA 6-S92l
jig SAW. Craftsman. rs inca. q
h,p, acccs cries RE-, 6-d0l2
KITCHEN WALL CABINETS. metal.
Chear Gas stove. cheap III
l-,s14. asOn R.gEs 70 Adeiphi,
Nc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
FuRN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,o,,

FIRM. Antique buffet. dark ma
hogany bedrm suite: rotary lawn
sweeper jewelers. lathe, work
bench; odds and encs WO. g.
Suat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

GAS RANGE. practically new. "a
IN. 5sla LSnooYeG 70. CheSerly
IN l-SH6H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

GAS RANGE Tapr.n de lake. al
most neW. Sl:5. 3-plece liv. rmI
suite. good eond. $40: movinE
must sell. CO 5-4GSl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

GAS RANCE. 5S-in.. white poree-
lain. SIS Also EaS range, SD
NE s-53pS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

GOLF CLUBs-Used. odd woods
and irons. VI 81 and up includes
left-handed cubs COLUMBIA
LUGGAGE A. JEWELRY Ex-
CHANGE. I7sa Columbia I'd ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

RESI-. EoUIP.-Natl. cash rsgisteI
checker. vulcan erill-broiieT comb
SmorRsSbord banquet tables DU
--nlUn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

fURN. - Love seats 90 French
fruitwood Victorian clocks. Spode
service plates. Spode dinner set
glassware. ieWelry. misc items
no dealers 3"J5 WorthingtOn 81.
nv. Sun and Mon. l2-5 m
FCRN. suite. walnut
rug dXa, . tables; new cOnd RIA
S-4-3n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

COLI CLUES. bag . WOods. Z
irons. hickory shafts, $40 LU
I-sgb3, 2sOs Naylor I'd Sc
No l1,'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

fURN--S-p Drexel din rm. j.
p breakfast set. maple bedrm
Winthrop seCy oak Gin table J.
pc porch FnahoE End tables table
lamps. chairs russ IA S-Ju:d
EURN.-? Hollywood beds. Ike
rev Westinghouse TefrigeratOr
wrought IRON glaSS-top din table
and Il chairs lge mirror blue
rut l91i5. reas DU. 7-SBi5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

GOLF CLUBS. mems: 3 woods, Q
irons wilson; leather bas $50
AD n-f,1B5. Fx. BO1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

tN9. N5U. il .-..i'IN.
GOLF CLUBS. spslding Topfits
new - pro model cost SCI ! sac
IRONS $50. woods $40 TU. 2-j32b
GOLF CLUBS, So. q irons,
woods; stet. guitar, $50 tele
scope. SIS; WhesichaiT $40; on'
door. 3O"x;'. -. Kodak Ban
tam special. 500. Call uniyeT'
Slty T-34tl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

PIANO PLAYER and rolls. best
offer Call ST 3-113i
PIANO PLAYER--Good condition
500. Can LA, B-a"iS
PIANO. UPRIGHT. and bench. S15
Canopy bed. $500 American
Flyer train CIR 3-477S
PIANOS FOR RENT. with option
TO buy From ~ monthly gpo g plus
PIANO MART, l0l5 7th st. NV
OPEN THURS FVFS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

FURN. = Sofa. ,. size, nice lines
Ike new. Siu HollyW sale bed
new headb sea BArEain l2I I.
n Ksnsineton st. Arl, Ant. :
MO g-nu3q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

fCRN.-Authentie antique marble.
ton birdS-eve-mAple Colonial
dresser with mirror, chest and
4-poSter bed: very reas IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

TURN Credenza, lee nah. bed
THi. desk. chair. ssie bed. occas
chair porch iurn glider lac
gisss ton table; ROOd cono other
pieces WO B-R4nn
Evening star., 1958-05-05
Data Sought
0nStateFunds
For JobIess

Senator Byrd. Democrat Of
Virginia. said today that be-
fore Senators vote on q jobless
pay bill, he wants 10 find out
why the States haven't dipped
deeper into their unemployment
compensation reserves.
Senator Byrd called the Sem
ste finance Committee into ses-
sion TO set a date for hearings
on a House-passed bill TO ex-
tend the BENEFITS for workers
whose payments are exhausted
before April /. 1859.
The extended payme ents
would be made from Federal
funds which the States would
have 10 repay from added taxes
or otherwise four years hence.
But Senator Byrd said the
States now have nearly So bill
lion Of reserve funds.
Mentions New York
Before we vote on this bill
or any other proposals the
committee would like to find
out why the Safes are not draw
ing on the huge reserve funds
to extend these BENEFITS" he
said in an interview.
I'VE want to know why
States like New York, which had
81 .273, 100000 in its unemploy-
Evening star., 1958-05-05
Dirtier, Bombs Charge
Is Denied by Strauss

would be possible to make dirt
Ter bombs, but added "it has
not been done"
In his letter to Mr.. Durham,
he said Senator Anderson's
charges bear heavily upon me
personally as a servant of the
Government but more impor-
tantly they bear on the sincerity
Of United States policy"
Senator Anderson promised
to com m e mt later on Mr..
Strauss remarks and said the
letter could be the device by
which we could pry open some
secret doors that should be
opened"
He said Mr.. Strauss surely
would not be so lacking in
honor as to issue such a blast
at me and then keep classified
the documents by which I can
disprove it,"
Mr.. Strauss also backed up
President Eisenhower's state
ment that the main purpose Of
at least 40 per cent of the
forthcoming bomb tests in the
Pacific is to obtain cleaner"
weapons. A clean bomb is one
with less radioactive fallout.
He said 40 per cent of the
tests "are related directly or
indirectly to the development
of weapons with greatly re-
duced radioactive fallout."
Evening star., 1958-05-05

Chairman Lewis L. Strauss Of
the Atomic Energy Commission
says It's possible to make nu-
clear bombs dirtier. but the
United States is not doing so.
Mr.. Strauss denied charges by
Senator Clinton P. Anderson,
Democrat of New Mexico. that
something has been inserted in
United States bombs to increase
the radioactive fallout. &
Senator Anderson. a member
of the Senate-H House Atomic
Energy Committee, said in a
television interview April 81
that the military had taken
bombs from the stockpile to
make the insertion.
In a letter to Chairman Dur
ham, Democrat of North Caro-
lima, Of the atomic committee,
Mr.. Strauss replied:
"The facts are that atomic
bombs are only taken from
stockpile for purposes of routine
inspection or for modification
or improvement.
mo material is inserted IN
bombs for the purpose Of in
creasing the amount of f1ssion
products or to add to the total
fallout.
In a television interview yes
terday on CBSs Face the Ma
ton. Mr.. Strauss conceded it
Evening star., 1958-05-05

tracing industry "in the right
way" he said.
"Sound Economic Reasons"
where citizens have placed
their private capital on risk, an
enterprise Is likely 10 be stable
financially and aggressive In It's
operations-for II will have
sound economic reasons for
going there In the first place" {"
he added.
On the other hand. he con-
tended. Federal financing for
private profit is an improper
use OF the public's tax pay
ments."
Mr.. Lightner said he be-
lieves that "in the interest Of
strengthening our State and
local government and the pri-
vate economy. we should move
in the direction OF narrowing
the scope Of Federal operations.
THE present administration
has achieved an excellent
record in this regard These
new proposals move in a re-
verse direction. They open a
whole round Of new Federal
subsidies for businesses, in
dividulas and organizations"
Evening star., 1958-05-05
WOMAN HURLS
BOWL OF RELISH
AND FOILSH HOLDUP

CHICAGO R. - Mrs.
Ruth Friedman didn't need
a gun to rout a would-be
robber.
She told police that early
today a young man walked
into the. hot dog stand
which she runs with her
son and ordered three
hamburgerS.
do you want relish on
them?" asked Mrs. Fried
man.
mo, but I want all the
money in the register" the
man replied, drawing a gun.
Mrs. Friedman let him
have the relish-a bowlful
in the face.
The gunman fled, leaving
his hamburgers and Mrs.
Friedman'S money.
Evening star., 1958-05-05

10 revive community econo-
mics. This system has been
used successfully In the past. II
said.
MANS recommendations were
contained In testimony pre-
pared for the House Banking
Committee by Milton c. Light
ner, NAM president and chair
man Of the board Of the Singer
Manufacturing CO.. Elizabeth,
N. J.
Bills Opposed
Opposing numerous bills be-
fore the committee for Federal
assistance 10 depressed areas,
Mr.. Lightner said he sympa-
thized with the detectives OF
the proposals but differed over
the method Of achieving them.
Each community should be
encouraged TO advance to the
limits Of its potentials." he said.
There Is no mystery about
how this should be done.
Development engineers are
quite familiar with the methods
of utilizing the advantages Of
a given area. and have been
a assisting communities and
whole States along these lines
for many years"
Mr.. Lightner said that COM
munities, like individuals, have
limits to their potentials. Com
using professional
development engineers are ap-
preaching the problem Of at
Evening star., 1958-05-05
How Should We Pruy?

. Prayer ia far more than an
SOS, ,says The Very Rev.
Jam es A. Pike. In May
Readers Digest he shows why
"day-to-day life takes on an
entirely new dimension as you
are more and more conscious
Of living out your moments
under God, for God and
iCith God"
You'll enjoy reading How
Should We Pray?" And there
are 81 other articles to uplift
the spirit and nourish the emo
tions in May Readers Digest.
Get your copy at nswsstands
today.
Evening star., 1958-05-05

Democrats In the House last
week. II would have cost an
estimated SIS billion. compared
with about $500 million for the
plan advanced by President FL
'senhower.
Senator Douglas. Democrat
OF Illinois. q banking commit
Evening star., 1958-05-05
Opposes U. S. Aid
For Depressed Areas

The National Association Of Manufacturers today opposed
Federal subsidies for the relief OF depressed
with extensive unemployment
Instead Of Federal loans and grants TO communities
finance private enterprise urged adoption OF "a sound
nomc and engineering approach" state