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CHURCHES FOR SALE

NV. GA AVE AND RITTEN-
HOUSE-Lge det. frame seats l0U
ana lge. apt above. Low sale
terms RA. 6-SeII.
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COLLEGE PARK, 9744 52nd ave
= rms, hath. bsmt.. auto, heat;
fenced lot; SlIO mo. Fl. CARLYLE
de LOZlER. WA. $4,000.
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HILLANDALE = Lovely 3-bedrm
split-level home. din. rm., dream
Kitchen. large liv. RIM, firepl.
huge recreation rm.. de luxe furni.
lure ~, good beds, 2hz baths
For rent by week. month or wear
Avatl now. Call JU. g-S3s3
| BAINUM REAL, ESTATE
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
prick rambler, rec. room. firepl
Fenced yard; lovely neighborhood
close 70 schools and NH: SIPS
VII 6-S045
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G. W. University. 1000 block of
G st. n.w-l3 rooms, ga baths,
garage. Sl60 rent, running water
IN Il bedrms: income quoted, S45S
mo- plus living quarters. Price,
$3.50; down, Sl,3J0 EDWIN L.
Ii &c ErnL-nr 2l IL IN
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bkOOhLAND, 1910 Lawrence St
; ne. -J-room BUNGALOW; gas h-w.
neat, fun basement. convenient
churches, school, bus, $50. Phone
NO 7-i337
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HOUSES URFURRIsHED

o
ACC0KEEK. Md -bedrm. frame
detached house, 2ll blks. on In
dian Head hwy; reasonable. NEW
CoMB.JoNES REALTY, INC, 10,
2-7655
ALEx;-e-rm. brick Colonial;
,.gei nearms,; excel NV, residen-
stores 100 ", Mason ave. or XII
ALEX. AREA; Navy man transfer.
bsmt.. playroom: is-acTe fenced
lot ls-mo lease; Sl25. SO. s.Sg6i
ALEX. - Lincolnia HIS, rs min
Pent.; mr.. shop. ctrs. and commits.
4 sary' vacant; school, 8 hlks.. opens
( sept. 3: brk. ramb.. 3 bedrms.. CT
klts newly dec, air cond.. tiled
/ Dsmt.: cor lot. Sl5O mo-, opt ID
I puy and assume CT loan so
ALEX, 94O6 sanford-4 -bedrm
mouse; quiet st., good neighbor.
hood. 10 min. Pentagon. mr.,
schools. shops, Sl25 mo. Oper
sun. 2-u or call ewes. ONLY
IA. 3-l470.
ALEX. -. Holm Hall. 1881 Fort
hunt, white brick rambler; scr
I porch, dining area, firepl.. bsmt
! FENCED yd., walk, dist. schls.. shop
/ ctr. church. bus: immed. occup.
$40 mo. so. 5-I647.
ALLENTOWN, MD, 6452 Lanhan
iane-2 bedrms. liv. Tm.. Kit. anc
bath; oil heat. stairs to large at.
tic: mr., Andrews AFB: $50 mo.
ANACOSTIA, 1859 Minnesota ave
s.et-Detached brick home, liv
room with flrepL, SEP. din. rm., 4
bedrnls., full bsmt.: fenced yard
very GOOD cnnd, immed. occup
NEWCOMB-JONES REALTY INC,
10. 2-7b55
ANNANDALE AREA-NeW home
never occupied. s rms, 3 baths
Aa-acre lot. l4Ol Sherando lane
I WAKEFIELD FOREST, IA. ..
oofO, ewes.
! ANNANDALE-FALLS CHURCI
AREA-3-bedrm, brick rambler
Ike new. recreation bsmt car
i port; conv. Pentagon, z Corners
avail; Oct. l: SIPS. JE. 4-6S72.
ANNANDALE-:-bedrm stone ram
bier; ~ modern, Lot S5xl2u: rem
or sell, Sl4.750. KE. S-5l64.
ARL, NO.-LYON VILLAGE-Loye.
~ ivy elinging 7-rm. brick home
Sunrooni, full din. rm,, Ice. scr
n poren. garage, attrae decor: clos,
N; Sl5O mo; ALLo REALTY
ARL:-2-story Colonial; 3 bed
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PATENT a. FFS9i MEDICINE STORE; excel

STORE FOR RENT in Coral Hills
shopping center, ~Uitable for any
business not now in center. 10.
y 500 IN SEIIr
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]. H. BENoIT, REALToR
RIVERDALE, MD.

3-bedroom white frame mouse. Con-
venient to shopping areas and
schools. Large yard; ideal tor
children 630S 45th ul. Rent. Sl25
CALL MR.. ]. r. PEYToN
ThoS. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73s 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6s30
WESLEY HEIGHTS = beaut W.
old home Lge, rms, elec kit
powder rm on 1st bedrms., >
baths on End: rec rn. avail oct
/: S2S5; Tyr lease.
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BOOMING HOUSE, END st. few
doors north OF Mass. ave. nv
income quoted, Si41 a month plus
living quarters, unusually nice,
hard to md: Sl5u rent lease,
$1,000 down Priced to sell Ed
WIN L ELLIS. Broker. Re. Id $40.
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AURANT in Hyattsville-Does

I'M HyattAVllIe-Does
cGines net about $500 month.
Closes : pm. No Sundays. Kent
SO mo. rrlce. o4,ouO. Terms "a
cas... W. L. InkItf, Broker,
IAN Pa. ave. NV. Ma. S-J143.
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RksfAURANl, pizza; American
4Lallan; cloSe-in ma; large weekly
income; d days. $500. Moo coup !,
long lease: cnoice location; ample
parking. RA. $4,000, RA. 6-0304.
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: MILLS SUNIh OF d . UII
No Hwy. n iull acre with To-
room brlcg home. Ideally To-
Gated for boarding house restau-
rant or antique snop. Also, room
Tor small motel. Architects plans
available for rathSkelier, restau-
rant and separate dining rooms.
"a real ineOme-produelng proper
ty for tine right person. ReQuced
to $4,000, ARROW REALTY,
Dummies, va AruJsn 5-4U4O or
Irogan J-SJS3. Closed Sunday
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Mo Id IND NEp hIhANI IOT
sale, located on main highway
near Winchester This property is
units with new furniture and
air conditioning. Restaurant has
three dining rooms with q ca
pacity of 800 persons. with liV-
ing quarters Oh second floor. Will
A.. sacrince tor immediate sale be-
cause OF bad health Terms can
be arranged Call or see CHARLES
A. PINE. ST.. winchester, Va.
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ARLINGTON, NORTH, CLOG N.
ord s.. -Charming, modern ram
oler; air cond.. 3 bedrms. and den,
sep. din. RIM, large kit. rec rm.,
'front.' and rear patios. One block
shops, schools, IL min. to PEN
tagon. ASK-US REALTY co,
IA. S-I252.
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RE1Am DRY CLEANING PLANT

MEKkY -GO-ROUND AND WHIP
RIDES on Chevrolet truck mel.
eSLab. routes. Box 306-N, star
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ESTABLISHED RlsTAURANr. ideaI

RESTAURANT local
Tor WoTKlng partners. Nearby
military installation. Records
snow tniS 10 De a money-maker.
Substantial cash neeueu 40
haAa4e EBY MIER d ARROW,
lNC, Realtors III. $1,000. Tn
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Near Westover: 3 bedrm., ia bath
large corner lot; attached garage
English brick Tudor brick and
stone Si65 per mo. In Wash.
ington-Lee and Swanson Schoo
area. KE S-6677.
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MELL.kNoMN cnARLEs CouNTY

VARIETY STORE, fountain, diug
SundrieS, patent medicines, etc.
Located on l4tn ST. NV. DOING
approx. $4,000 month. Price only
Ss,5OU incl. at least 5000 CLEAN
SOCK. lerms 81. 500 cash. W. n.
THRIFT. Broker, l4ll Pa. ave.
NV. Ma S-y11o.
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THEATER BLDG

CHURCH IN NORTHWEST WASH
INGTON: priced fOr quick cash
sale The REV. MARTIN. 10
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PATENT MEDIJINE oIUhL' tAItI.
NV. loo. low rent, overneao G.
pymt.; high net. Box 1877 Star.
DRUG STORE. excel. Tor colored
pharmacist. very low rent: high
net; excel. deal Box 1901, Star.
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ASHTON, MD. VIC. = Lge. home
Earage. barn, ETC.: liv. rm., din.
rm,, lge. kit both open and closed
porches: Z bedrms, . baths; $3.50
T; ELIOT MIDDLETON. Realtor,
RE. 7-l1S1.
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VIRGINIA HUNT ICOTjNTRY-Be,aIiul,-

33lI ID ST. Sc. - White. newly
built 6-rm. brick. with . kitchens,
. baths. gas heat: Sll5 mo. THOS.
D. WALSH. INC, SIS 18th ST. NV,
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CHI, Va; PARK; beer;
seats 80 Bargain, $4,000; $1,000
an. LES SH4LbY, Ma. 6-4550..
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1908 QUE ST. N.W.-9-rm brick
? baths, oil heat; newly decorated
2-ear parking; Sl75 mo. THOS
d. WAL SH, INC, Sis 18th st
NV Elk 3-6SbO
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COFFEE SHOP for sale, downtow n
Good bus, The same owner IL
years. For the right party, Tree
rent and utils. Box ZOOS, Star.
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bELyEDERE-2 baths: 3 bedrms
~ oedsl: Ice. liv. rm.. Wv rugs
Nv. gay. mod. furD.: big XII,
rumpus rm.; full bsmt.. washer,
nr. bus and schools. conv. MEL.
sfn dhc, Pentagon, Ar Hall, D. c.:
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RECOEl sHUP , WheatOn, Nd
nice est bus. Ideal for woman;
also / in NV. D. c. GIBRALTAR.
DRIVEN CLEANERS; Vs.-S6O-
600 W. no pickup; low rent,
subst cash dn. GIBRALTAR CO
BAKERY-Md and Va. suburb loci
excel. bus. and equip reaS. terms
GIBRALTAR, DI. 7-650O
GARAGE-BODY REPAIRS-N "
D. c.; good loo, fully equip, ress
terms GIBRALTAR, D1 7-65O0
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LOCAL RRANCH d

SANITATION has unusual Oppor-
tunlty for person with manage
ment capabilities, TO build own
professional business - 500 in
veStment. age 81 TO As. business.
legal, or accounting and sales
background desirable. annual in
come $4,000 to $4,000 Send
resume 10 Box 464-M, Star.
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MANOR CLUB AREA mi north
OF Wheaton; lovely 3-rm land -bath
cottage on farm Excel cond. Auto
neat open frepl. natural rustic
views: 500 mo-, heat incl. NO
10000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-17
Gailiard Wins
By Slim Vote

PARIS, Jan. II tP.-Premief
Felix Gaillasd's young govern
ment rode out q storm in Par
lament yesterday, winning a
slim vote of confidence on a
minor but angry pension issue.
The vote was 253-233.
Mr.. Gaillard refused TO bulge
on his plan to hold up pay
mentS to war veterans and
World War l prisoners until
January Of next year. The
pensions normally are paid
quarterly.
At one stage his pa month
old government seemed in
considerable danger. But
many deputies had second
thoughts when Mr.. Gaillard
warned them Of the conse-
quences. His economic expert.
Jean Monnet. is now in WASH
ington pleading for q $500
million loan to bolster the
economy.
The sum involved in the PEN
sion dispute was only I'VE bill
lion francs tSll.900. OOOl.
But" Mr.. GaiIiard told the
Deputies. IF the government
yields today. ii cannot do other
wise tomorrow.
Reminding the Deputies that
little more than two weeks ago
they vosed TO limit the 1858
budget TO 500 billion francs, he
asked them:
How can We win confidence
abroad If our first act upon
reopening the Assembly is to
put the budget in question:"
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Is U. S. Mothers
Can Stay Another
Week in Chino

HONG KONG, Jan. II @e-
Communist China has granted
three American mothers per-
mission TO stay another week
In Shanghai and Peiping visit
Ing their sons imprisoned on
spy charges.
There was no indication
whether the extension might
foreshadow clemency for the
Americans. Two are serving
20-year sentences and the other
q life term.
Mrs. Ruth Redmond Of Yon-
|kers. N. Y. said she has for
|mally asked Premier Chou En-
lai TO released her 3e-year-old
son. Hugh. I'm still hoping
but have no answer yet" she
said by telephone from shang-
hal.
The one week extension was
first announced for Mrs. Mary
Downey Of New Britain. Conn.
visiting her son John. and Mrs
Jessie Fecteau Of Lynn. Mass,
visiting her son Richard. The
extension also applied TO Mrs.
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Sarah Churchill Pleads
Guilty, Offers Apology

MALIBU. Calf. Jan. n R.
ACTRESS Sarah Churchill. head
high and fighting to hold back
the tears. pleaded guilty to q
drunk charge. but explained:
II was more Ill than drunk"
The 44-year-old actress,
daughter Of Britain's Sir Win
ston Churchill. was fined $50
yesterday in Malibu Justice
Court.
Her gloved hands gripped the
back Of a chair as she faced
Judge Charles H. Woodmansee
and answered II plead guilty TO
the charge" Given permission
to make a statement. she con-
tinued:
II was more III than drunk.
I was alone In the beach
house where I had gone to
learn my lines for q television
show. Ms
II have been under some
strain these last months. I
fully realize that anyone might
have misunderstood the situa-
ton.
Il deeply regret any incon-
venience l may have caused.
The pain to myself and
those ] love is self-evident."
Judge Woodmansee said her
attitude was commendable, but
added: i
you are the daughter of the
worlds greatest living states
man, but We must place the
case m its proper perspective. /"
He said he would treat her
the same as anyone else who |
came before him on the same
charge. He then fined her $50 |
or 10 days in Jail.
Miss Churchill was arrested
last Monday by sheriff's depu-
ties who went to her rented |
beach cottage in response TO
complaints that she had been !
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Tourists Quit Nassau
In General Strike

NASSAU. Bahamas. Jan. II
R.-Normally gay Nassau lay
silent and virtually empty Of
tourists today while patroKlng
British soldiers enforced order
in q general strike. Strikers
gave no intimation they would
return soon 10 work.
A return would take some
doing at FIRST. because all Of
Nassau's 10 resort hotels have
closed and operators Of most
have gone elsewhere. like most
Of their guests. An estimated
rs or more tourists found lodg-
ings in private homes an {
stayed on. doing their own
cooking and chamber work in
some cases.
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ToyIor Tokes Post
NEWPORT. r. l.. ia

NEWPORT. r. l.. Jan. II up.
Rear Admiral Edmund B.
Taylor yesterday assumed COM
mand Of the Atlantic destroyer
force--the worlds largest COM
mand afioat. Admiral Taylor
took over command of the
more than 200 ships. $1,000
men and 5000 oficers from
Rear Admiral John c. Daniel in
ceremonies aboard the Yosem-
lite. the force flagship.
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using profanity over the tele-
phone.
Deputies said they tried to
calm her. but that she jumped
into their car and refused to
get out. Miss Churchill spent
ave hours in county jail before
her release.
Friends say she has been
upset over the suicide OF her
husband. society photographer
Anthony Beauchamp. In Lon
don last August. They were
estranged.
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Downey,s son william. rs, who
accompanied his mother TO
China.
Mrs. Redmond later reported
she also had received permis-
sio nto stay. AL three mothers
entered Communist China last
week and had planned 10 leave
the county tomorrow after
seeing their sons four times.
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Fruits OF Eusflond"

Editor: A speech democrat
Nssssppian Judiciary Commttee) before
Saturday
Judge supendng interrogation at Little Rocks Central High
School until 1851
Easand incdenty Craftsmanship by (oneD
defy Supreme ruling segrega-
which believe has led to what Harry Editor
Gazettel Judge Harry
J. Lemleys decision.
Arkansas persuaded upwards
their their
hance instead compliance
'intolerabe situation.
Party shown complete disregard for the
Negro that helped good example
when passed Rights
a first years
get legislation law three important votes
was necessary
engineered by William Knovand R CaHf)
bypass the Judiciary Committee
not gotten this first hurdle Civil
that only-11 Democrat Senators voted
to bypass Sen Easand The gentleman that
Council to defy the Supreme ruling segregation
The second crucial called
for enabling legislation rights already on the
books Only remembered the Negro
and voted to section
This important Section Congress Write
Congressman Congessoman support 3257
d today
The third important Section 1t gave
Negroes the right to register provided
right Official could be tried bv Federal
Judge without
On this (nine Of the 40
ocras voted this given right American Citizens
Mnneotans will Senator this year Keen
mind that Senator Easand enemy Chairman
snip by one and only
will be vote to keep
mitteeSncere, John NJ Culver Ramsey County Re
publican Committee 6sS EndicOtt Bldg, June
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Leaders AT White House

The Negro leaders who with President Eisenhower
Monday laid down the framework for progress towards freedom
Justice and full democracy in this nation in their proposals
the president Such program would Of require great
courage and determination because country has long
dragged its in extending social justice its Negro One
Tenth.
The bald unpaatabe truth discrimination and
CATION has become of the American Way of Life which
we have been regiousy trying sell the of the world
Messrs Philip Randolph Roy wilkins Lester Granger and
Martin Luther Kings proposals may not be accepted i'm
pemened but that they offer challenge the nations
science cannot be denied
been delayed long overhadowed by the mfavoabe
Little Rock federal decision of last weekend and took
away the fonpage play which earlier conference would
have received 1t however noteworthy and momentous for
il indicated the unity of Negro leadership represented by
powerful interracal organizations the NAACP
and the National Urban League the Negro church repre-
scented by Rev King the Gandhke leader of the southern
Negro and the Negro in organized labor represented by
Philip Randolph, the leading Negro labor union official in
the U.S.
That unity sign that the American Negro for his
good and for the good the nation whole longer
be patient with the nequtes expressions with which he is
faced he tries live in and and make his
contribution TO the nations welfare.
also indication that the organized Negro and his
friends recognize that the nation needs him loyal fellow
citizen today than before this nation faces fight
for its very existence
The program which the four leaders presented Mr. Essen
hover at the White House reasonable commendabe and
patriotic That Mr.. Eisenhower viii act affrmatiyey the
proposals difficult predict at this time He has the
but questionable whether he has the will to lead the nation
in this field There indications earlier in his the
White House. late the 1854 Supreme decision
which he hailed that he would give such leadership but the
recent past he has seemed to favor the unsatisfactory
status quo in relations
With the nation under fire from the Middle East to South
America with other nationals openly showing their dePcet
and charging with being hypoces race things
time that such proposals offered by the four leaders
who him Monday be considered important aspects the
remeyng of domestic situation and international
reputation.
Too many well ntentioned white people whose thinking
is little foggy think that extension of full citizenship
Negroes favor to the Negroes alone The fact is that
extension helps this country get its house in order and the
long benefits the white population just much
than il does the American Negro.
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Dixie Incidents On trip down South few Charles L.
Nashville, railroad
observed the waiting
train gates for white and Negro passengers.
Suddenly noticed slightly built bronzed
skinned Negro with brief his hand walk quietly through the
train shed marked white and through which Caucasian
passengers had been going
usual The should have been Horn
inquired gate why sign
had colored walk through the white gate
The simply that's the president
Fisk University that the Charles
Johnson highly respected in Nashville that Jmcro
didn't him This little incident great
johnson carry himself well
able that obey
sulting to human dignity and decency.
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Copyright. 1855 Robert c.
SpivRckD
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Too many well mtentoned white people whose thinking
is little foggy think that extension of full citizenship
Negroes favor to the Negroes alone The fact is that
extension helps this country get its house in order and in tn
long benefits the white population just much
than II does the American Negro.
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Sovs cuIver Does Good I'm o

Soys Culver Does Good In COP.
your John Culver with deal
OF
may reactonary white Republicans also fear
opposed fortnight stand civil rights
remarks but had the pleasure
nominating atarg
Ramsey County Committee nominated
fourteen headed those elected
great deal good the Republican
party, deal Republican
party. Members who hitherto Of civil rights
problems fully
in that direction
Ramsey County Republican Civil Rights Committee which
Culver both educational
eing very pleased that part
that committee With continued wishes
Sincerely Mrs John Fischer ST. Paul MINI, 81 1883.
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has become the Republican mink
and that Adams $4,000 Dor
rowed" rug is this Administra-
tions's deep freeze. Had Re-
publican critics in 1852 been a
little more generous to their OPP
ponents, the current furore would
not be at such a high pitch.
In the Truman administration
Gen. Harry Vaughan was the
Presidents righthand man. He said
this when called on the carpet:
The freezers which have been
discussed were a gift from two old
friends Of mine. This gift was an
expression of friendship and moth
ing more. There is absolutely no
connection between this gift and
any assistance I have given these
friends. At no time have 1 taken
action as a member OF the White
House staff in exchange for a gift
or other favors."
But the Truman opposition re-
fused to accept this explanation.
The Double History
will make its own judgement OF
Sherman Adams. I think II may
be a harsh judgment, not because
OF the vicuna and the $4,000 rug.
These are misdemeanors The
high crimes" In which Adams
has had a part include murder"
OF HeI's Canyon. the conspiracy
to destroy IVA and the plan TO
give away to private industry the
results Of billions OF dollars worth
Of atomic energy research paid for
by the taxpayers.
But there Is stil another Is
sue involved In the current con-
troversy; Is II ever proper for
federal officials to take gifts"
or accept expansive favors from
people In trouble with the gov
ernments Whether it's Harry
Vaughan or sherman Adams
think the answer Is. mo-
The emily way Wen ever stop
II, though, is to outlaw any out
side income for anyone working
for the government. whether a
member OF Congress or the Elk
ecutive Branch. They should be
paid enough to live on in modest
comfort. But It's a privilege to
work for the government OF the
US, To live within ones means
is the price that must be paid that
privilege
Copyright. 1855, Robert G.
spivaekl