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RIvRRDALR
NSA PERSONNEL

Diet. f-year-old. a-bedTm. Colo
Immaculate condition; $500 down.
slNs 81 per mo. includes tAxes
and insurance sP. 3-505e
SOUTHLAWN-$750 DOWN
: bedrooms. hardwood parquei
floors. modern kit, dtShuasher,
clothes washer. garoage disposal
Take over big OIL loan Ftrst
time offered Best value 10 area
Call Mr.. Kitchens. ATLAS REALTY
co ST 3-1.,ft
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Jnst reduced. Largs beautiful
rambler Living rm With fireplace.
: large outstanding hedrms.. dining
room and modern kitchen. full
bsmt., car huilt-tn sarage. owner
transferred. VIII sell below cost: in
mid-sos. Mr.; Gibson 10 7-e9so.
st. NV, NE. A-AlO0
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MEZZANOTTE & CO.
OPEN SUN, ! TIL DARK
CHEVY CHASE
TOP VALUE

bIA COUNTRY CLUB AItkA--
f43.T5O. Big. handsome Colonial.
recently completed and ready for
immediate occupancy Represent
ing . splendid value on today's
market. Al rooms enormous In
sire. including q beautiful reeep-
ton hall. s5xt6 living room. l5xl6
dining room. family kitchen, library
focr; Gear Garage. SIS. 900 trust
available OWNERS MUST HAVE
QUICK SALE
DIRECTIONS. Out Conn. ave to
Leland street, left on Leland :
blocks to Maple and T. J. p
OPEN sign.
THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO.
S720 wisconsin Ave, Bethesda. Nd
Cl, e-93Ak
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DON'T PASS THIS BUY

DON'T PASS THIS BUY
SIC $50 FHA applied for-Three-
bedrm Cape Cod Llv rm, din
rm.. fully equipped kitchen, screened
porch. full basement. spacious
grounds; convenient 20 transporta-
ton seeing i believing EhvIN
AP 7-6dsa.
HONEYMOON COTTAGE. : years
old: under SlO.OOO. Only SO per
mo. incl. everything. 2 bedrmA,, liv
rm, large kitchen,
OWNER WILL TAKE 81 900 DIN.
on this Cape Cod with SEP. dining
rm., bedrm. on lst floor, and !
on 2nd floor Basement. A real
buy for S11.0bO.
BURCH REALTY CO.
TO a-5002
Ewes, WA. 1884, Ha. 2-aO79
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ALExANpRlk.

1900 cokoNfHtn AVE
c sSsS PqTSy .sebE Ess sNE2lp
EFSEsss G SEEIIFY ytoSF'
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NuRsKRY acHooL

NOHohNl o(nOOL
Choice NV. property for
either children's nursery
school or eonveleseent home
convenient transportation
with land sufficient for ex-
panSion or other Develop
ment. Call Stanley Norman.
SHANNON a LucHS CO.
ia l4th st. NV. Ma. S-234S
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RESTAURANT

Modern air conditioned
corner building, next 70 ter
minal yard; fully equipped
cafeteria. owner will accept
reasonable ofier. Call Alvin
Peck, ewes, To. 2-l415.
SHANNON a LuckS CO.
ia 14th st. NV. Ma. s-s34S
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OPEN SUN. / TIL DARK
HAMLET-VACANT
CHEVY CHASE MD

sos, Before home prices sky rocket
under the present Governments
spend program. see this outstanding
value Located IN washington .
finest controlled country club com
munny featuring . gorgeous ma
hogany-paneled library. powder
room. foday's kitchen, huge summer
perch on LIST door. bedrooms. {.
baths. closet space galore on md
floor: attractive elubroom. maids
room and bath on lower level: =
the most beautiful lot imaginable
DIRECTIONS. Out Conn. ave .
blocks beyond East-West hiGhway
fopposite Columbia Country Club
IiEbt on Dun'pp 4 blocks TO Kerry
lane and 7 J p OPEN" sign on
left
THOMAS J FISHER a CO.
f130 Wisconsin Ave. Bethesda. Nd
NJ G-unA4
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WE SELL HONEST

Capitol Heights - stately
brick. s-rm.. s-eath home.
close to District line. zone
c.: beautiful property
with possibilities for any
thriving business. S20 coo.
s-bedrm. Perma stone an
ish home. IN Greater Capt.
tol Hts. viii rent TO pur-
chaser. pending FHA settle
ment: aSkinE $4,000. See
Ie03 57th ave.
Hilleres. Hts Pretty B.
bedrm.. il,-bath brk. home.
semidet, finished rec. Tm.
near shoppins, schools.
tranSp.. - 900 down and
excel. terms: asking Sl7.95O.
Observation-Disclosures b
bedrm. 2-bath brk. home.
mr. Univ. Of Nd. on sa-aere
lot finished rec, room:
maids rm.: 2-horse stable
ana child-s playhouse; well
worth the $4,000 kskine
price
These won't last Iona.
Call Mr.. Lauder. with
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WHEATON

Besides . weeping willow tree on
. lovely corner lot Is . well-kept
efmtdet, s-0edrm, house with bsmt.
small down payment viii take you
cut OF that apt. aud put you in
your own home. LIST trust payment
totals So mo, End trust Is up 70
YOU. Price, xlI. $50. Call Mr.. Law
son. 10. A.4AAl.
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BELTSVIILE
HILLCREST HEIGHTS

De luxe rambiers. 3 bedrooms.
Ifull Easements. concrete drivevAys
and walks, large lots- Substantial
cash, BUILDER. TO, a-tOsS,
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AVONDALE AREA
OPEN IL TIL DARK,
New custom built brick homes.
rambiers. Cape Gods. split Levels.
3 and 4 bedrms.. . baths. hot.
water heat: eonV. to tPansp., shop
plne. schools. churches. Various
plans to choose from, Dir. Michi-
San ave. 20 Queens Chapel I'd. 70
2end ave. Price SCI 500 up.
B q E CONSTRUCTION co.
Wa. 7.s7o4 IN. s-ss3t
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THE PERRY BOSWELL CO.
WA. 7-4s1O Realtors
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HOUSES 81 HUGHKN-tmmacu'
late elose-in Colonial. s briRhl
bedrooms. old.fashioned family.
sized dining room. buiit-in garaae
Eorgeous glass porch. profession
ssnys lss9d d cap lot Owner WI
prTf.uFe m Ap r-faao
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HOUSES ny HUGHES. Top.ievsl
University Park, one OF our finest
neishborhoods, Attractive 4.bed.
room Cape Cod, solid red brick
construction. :, dellghtful lalonsled
E yps basement. nv, o''p nsst 's1 By IN
months al only sii.pbO. W. h.
HUGHES Co. AP. 7-ia00.
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DOUG M. SMILEY
UN. 4-sea0 Ewes. eP. 3-sis4
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NEAR cHEvERLY scHOOL-pis-
tress sale. price slashed 81. 600 be-
low appraisal 70 $4,000. will sell
today, Completely remodeled older.
type home on level fenced lot. d
rooms. garage: magnifieent mod
ern kitchen. includes dishwashel
and n rsfsr u 500 ,oo cash vi
INC
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WEsTLAwN; 500 On, ss6 mo,
sier. isaturina fsmiiS.siae Eis' !,
extras include washer. drier and
bum beds. Anchor fenced LOT
vacant CAL Mr. Pinkston. ia
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CUTR AND cOzY, Cape Cod. With
fit'. Tie bath, . Sedrms, expand.
attic: $3.50 down, $3.50 per mo.
pays all Call for appt. 70 see At
your convenience. PRIMO y
GEORGE REALTY CO WA -
nnhh. I'm al lnh
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Runaway Heiress
Married in Cubu

HAVANA. Cuba, Jan. % ~.
-Tessa Kennedy and Dominic
Elves. the young British couple
who were foiled by her father
in efforts TO marry in Britain.
finally were wed here last night.
q Cuban notary public said.
Notary Oscar Rangel said he
secretly married the ie-year-
old runaway heiress and the 26-
year-old son Of a society
painter at his downtown once,
He refused to give any details,
Other sources said the young
lovers planned ITO remain in
Cuba for some time. They few
from Curacao Sunday night
and remained in seclusion.
How the two got around q
required two-week marriage
waiting period was not i'm
mediately explained.
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British military headquarters
said two men were killed IN
disturbances In the Port Of
Famagusta this morning.
British forces also we're re-
ported battling angry crowds
of Turks inside the walled
sector.
Curfew Imposed
The British imposed a cur
few In Famagustas walled
city, and Turkish dock workers.
the bulk Of the ports labor
force. went on strike.
Osman Orek. secretary Of the
islands Turkish Party. told
newsmen he could not control
his enraged people. He warned
that authorities should keep the
sector under curfew during the
funeral.
The British ordered a cur
few on the area yesterday aft
.rnoon after two days Of pitched
battles between British forces
and Turkish mobs shouting tor
partition Of this British-ruled
Mediterranean island. But
thousands Of Turkish residents
defied the curfew TO stage new
demonstrations last night.
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CARACAS. Venezuela. Jan.
20 Up. - Venezuela's revolu-
tionary Junta was bolstered to-
day by . pledge Of About sup
port from the armed forces.
The pledge was delivered to
the Junta President Rear Ad-
miral Wolfgang Larrazabal. last
night as the new regime made
progress In bringing order out
Of the turmoil that followed
the custer OF Dictator Marcos
Perez Jimenez.
Defense Minister Jesus Maria
Castro Leon told Admiral Lar
razabal the armed forces were
united in the most absolute
form in their decision to sup
port absolutely the present
government" He declared the
pledge gave his five-man group
the needed power to ensure
peace again.
Admiral Larrazabal said ear
lier he expected the United
States would recognize his
regime soon because I'VE are
good brothers"
One ticklish issue was cleared
up with the departure Of for
mer Argentine dictator Juan D,
Peron for the Dominican Re-
public. Gen. Perez Jimenez and
members Of his regime already
are refugees there.
Gen. Peron. who had taken
refuge in the Dominican En-
bassy when the revolt erupted.
hastily decided TO leave after
armed bands fired twice on the
Embassy yesterday. The Junta
supplied q plane for his trip.
On arrival In ciudad Trujillo
Gen. Peron said he would leave
soonfor Europe by ship. to get
some rest"
Junta sources said peace had
been restored in 9S per cent Of
the country. Threats Of a
counter revolt BY followers Of
the ousted dictator apparently
were disappearing. But vigi-
lante teams and Junta raiders
sin secured outlying cities and
towns. rounding UP scores Of
former secret police and In
formers. Dozens Of others were
killed or wounded while trying
to fee.
The Junta also launched an
investigation Of the former re-
aime's operations. Admiral
Larrazabal said q commission
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pion" tires were original equip
ment Of 8 million. new cars
as they left the factory"
In a statement today. the
company replied:
The Firestone advertise
Iments questioned by the Fed
Ierai Trade Commission are
truthful and fortnight. We
have delivered to the buying
public exactly what we have
advertised and we are prepared
TO uphold our position when
the opportunity presents itself. "
Actually. the two brands are
second Line tires which have
never been used as original
equipment. the FTc said.
A hearing was scheduled for
March 10 In Akron.
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|Dr.Gonza|ez
|InCaracas Job

Or. Carlos LUX Gonzalez. ~.
the assistant director of the
Pan American Sanitary Bureau
here. has been appointed Min
lister Of Health and Public We'll
fare in the new Venezuelan
government.
A Sanitary Bureau spokes-
man said DR.. Gonzalez. whose
wife and three children live at
1919 Morrison street NV. was
notified of his appointment
Friday while attending a World
Health Conference in Geneva.
Switzerland.
Or. Gonzales few TO WASH
ington Saturday and left for
Caracas the same day. He was
sworn In ut his new post there
on Sunday.
DR.. Gonzales was director OF
public health under deposed
dictator Marcos Perez Jimenez
from is49 to 1858. He came TO
Washington in August 1853 as
chief Of the division Of public
health In the Pan American
Sanitary Bureau. He became
assistant director Of the Bureau
In 1854.
The Bureau. located at 1901
New Hampshire avenue NV.
Is the executive organ Of the
Pan American Sanitary Organ
ization and is the regional
ONCE for the inter- american
nations in the World Health
Organization.
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In connection with the funerals
Of two Of their people killed
in the battling yesterday be-
tween demonstrators and Brit
ish forces.
The earlier demonstrations
had been spanked BY. Turkish
fears that Britain may cede
the island to Greece. But to-
day the Turks we're iniiamed
by the killing Of an aged
Turkish man and woman yes
terday. Both were hit by Mill
tary vehicles trying to push
through stone-throwing mobs,
The British previously had
held their FIRE but today opened
up on o crowd Of young Turks
trying to enter the walled
Turkish quarter Of Nicosia to
attend the funerals. A number
Of Turks were wounded.
Car Occupants Shot
The killings occurred when
q car carrying some Of the
wounded to q hospital sped
through . roadblock In def
ance Of soldiers orders to halt.
The troops opened FIRE. killing
two Of the cars occupants. A
third got q bullet in his throat
and was not expected TO live.
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Bill Would Stiffen
Penalties on Tuxes

Senate passage has sent to
the White House Q bill TO
stiffen penalties for employers
who do not turn over 70 the
Government Federal taxes
withheld from employees.
Sponsors said q recent check
showed delinquent withheld
income and social security
taxes amounted to s27e million.
The bill provides that an
employer who In the future
fails to turn over to the Treas
ury taxes collected from an
employee can be fined up 70
$1,000 and imprisoned for UP
to one year II he disregards q
notice to send in the money
Immediately.
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Firestone Denies
False Advertising

AKRON. Ohio. Jan. 20 Up
The Firestone Tire a. Rubber
Co. has denied accusations that
II had misrepresented the facts
In Its advertisements.
The Federal Trade Commits
sion in Washington charged
yesterday that the company
had been adyertising second
line automobile tires as FIRST
line equipment.
The Arm was mlsrepresent-
ing the facts. the FrC said.
when II claimed that "Fire-
stone Super Champion" and
''Firestone Deluxe Super Cham
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Rockville NAAcP Talk

The Montgomery County
Branch Of the National Asso-
citation for the Advancement Of
Colored People viii be ad-
dressed at It's Thursday meet
ing by Samuel T. Daniels. ex-
ecutiye secretary Of the Mary
land Commission on Inter-
racial Problems and Relations.
The public meeting viii be
held at the Rockville Civic
Center. Old Baltimore road.
ct 9 pm.
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Armed Forces Booking
Ruling VenezueIaJ unto

had been appointed TO look into
financial dealings Of the former
dictator. said by presidential
palace sources to have had
nearly s250 million cached
abroad.
The Junta chief said 81 mil
lion had been deposited in New
Orleans two months ago. os-
tensibly for the ex-president,
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British and Turks Bottle
On Cyprus, Four Killed

NTcosIA. Cyprus. 20 tP-Brsh troops and Turkish
cypros baed again today Cyprus the third successive
day. The British opened fire for the first time and four
persons killed
Security forces hraced for still trouble with
the islands Turkish minority which planned mass protest
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% surface vessel without COM
pick and bulky launching gear
Although Navy ofiicials dis
closed the work on the new
torpedo. all details were kept
secret.
The existence Of the Mark 81
was officially announced for the
FIRST time Wednesday. although
the Navy said later that pro-
duction Of the weapon ended
IN 1855 after a SUFFICIENT num-
Der had been produced for
training and combat use.
The Navy said security rea-
sons had prevented public de-
scription Of the Mark 80 until
this week. even though officials
have been telling congressional
committees about the torpedo
for several years.
Details Of the Mark 80 were
reported In the same Navy re-
lease that described another
weapon. the Mark - torpedo,
as "a submersible guided mis-
sile." capable Of searching to
great depths for enemy targets.
The Mark 43. which can be
launched from aircraft as wen
as surface vessels. is sim in
production. Both the Mark 80
and Mark - are already in
cluded In feet ornaments.
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House would provide only for
Federal courts. 1t was pointed
out. Speakers emphasized that
the system is needed here for
Federal and other tribunals
The proposed legislation
would provide for the court to
appoint a public defender and
assistants to be paid salaries,
based on services performed.
not to exceed $4,000 a year. II
also would provide for court
appointed counsel to serve at
not more than SIS a day where
there is no public defender.
Mr.. Hill declared that in the
United States District Court
here. 1t is believed that counsel
are assigned TO defend without
pay In about 1000 criminal
cases. Additional assignments
are made to represent indigents
In about 1869 mental health
cases. Mr.. Hill added. Also, ne
said. counsel are assigned In
|spme 375 cases to represent
pnvicted persons who come
Into court under q special Law
ecntending that their constttu-
tional rights have been vio-
lated.
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United States Senate, "A
Tragedy Of Errors Remarks Of
Hon. Richard B.. Russell of
Georgia." In the envelopes
mailed by the Seaboard pro-
segregation group were:
A reprint Of an address by w.
E. Michael. q Tennessee lawyer
In the Clinton school cases
which Senator Russell had
placed In the Congressional
Record.
Asks Funds for Kasper
A mimeographed sheet ask
Ing funds for the John Kasper
Legal Attack Fund.
A folder called THE Red
Dictatorship" including q state
ment by the Seaboard Council
hat Kasper. Washington seq
regationist. was put In Jail be-
he exposed the Jew.
Ish-C Communist conspiracy ra-
cial integration."
The senders apparently did
not use free congressional priv
ileges in the distribution. One
envelope. the Associated Press
reported. had q three-cent
stamp on Il.
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Navy Shelves
Mark 81 for
|New'Iorpedo
~ the Associated Press

The Navy disclosed today II
is working on q deadlier re-
placement for one Of two tor
pedoes described only this week
as the new and latest" among
its antisubmarine weapons.
Confronted by reports OF
growing Russian undersea
might. the Navy has been push
ing development Of a new
family Of antisub devices fea-
turing better guidance. speed
and range.
The Naval Ordnance plant at
Forest Park. H.. is taking the
lead In this work. particularly
IN developing q replacement
for the Mark 50 acoustic -hom-
Ing torpedo which has the ca
pability Of being released from
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committees Subcommittee on
Representation of INDECENT De-
PENDANTS. The action was TAX
en- at q meeting in the United
States Courthouse.
Mr.. Hill and another attor-
ney. Myron @. Enrich. spoke
on the many problems the
courts in the city face in APP
pointing attorneys to serve.
without compensation. the
many persons who cannot af-
ford TO pay counsel. Mr.. Ehr-
ich Is chairman Of the COM
mittee on criminal law and
procedure Of the District Bar
Association.
Various phases Of the ques-
ton of appointing attorneys to
represent indigents also we're
touched upon by Chief Judge
Bolitha J. Laws and Judge
Alexander Holtzof.
The resolution urged either
the enactment Of a bill. with
amendments. introduced IN
January last year. or entirely
new legislation 10 Ill the citys
need for a public defender sys-
tenn.
The bill introduced In the
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NettIed N Vicar
'Duped by DeviIish Devil

NETTLEHAM. England. Jan
IA @.-The nettled vicar Of
Nettleham reported today he
has been duped by the devil.
The vicar. the Rev. George
Harrington. is strongly opposed
TO gambling. He protested re-
Gently when a parishioner do
mated one pound-$2.eO-to the
church restoration fund. speci-
tying 1t must be used to buy a
chance In q government bond
lottery.
The vicar finally relented,
feeling sure the number would
Mt come up anyway. But 1t did.
and the church restoration fund
Is SO pounds-$l40-richer.
II think the devil must have
been at work and confounded
me-" complained the vicar.
But naturally I'll take the
money--we need It for repairs
to our 18th century church"
FLAX BURTON. England.
Jan. II @.-The Rev. Percival
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Demuth. himself q teetotaler
was revealed today as the angel
who saved the local saloon
called THE Angel"
The village has only 300 resi-
dents and the pub, which is
right across the street from
the Rev. Mr.. Demuth's church,
hasn't been making much
The brewers who own
THE Angel" we're about to give
up when the 70-year-old An
glican rector interviewed.
The inn is our social CEN
ter" he told the brewing COM
pany. I'VE all meet there so
please keep 1t open"
A spokesman for the brewing
firm said the plea will be
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were used without his know
ledge or authority by the Sea-
board White Citizens Councils
here.
Some Of his envelopes orig
inally were used by the Com
mittee for Constitutional Gov
eminent In New York TO mail
reprints Of another article. He
said he understood 2.50O to 81
600 Of them later were sold by
the committee to a Washing
ton group.
Tho original permission for
the New York organization TO
use the franked envelopes was
given by his administrative as
sistant. Leeman Anderson,
while Mr.. Russell was out of
town. the Senator said.
Rules Violated
This was a violation of the
ONCE rules. Senator Russell de-
clared. Mr.. Anderson told him
he thought 1t was all right be-
cause the Constitutional Gov
eminent group intended to mail
out remarks that the Senator
had placed in the Congressional
Record.
On the envelope is printed,
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Poet Frost HonoYed

NEW YORK. Jan. II H.--
Robert Frost was presented a
second gold medal by the
Poetry Society Of America last
night at the society's 4Sth
annual dinner for distinguished
service to poetry.
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Bor Unit Calls for DC.
Public Defender System

special committee OF the American Association yes
erday adopted resolution calling for Of legislation
to provide public defender the District Ia
counsel to defend ndgents charged with crime.
The resolution adopted unanimously by the American
Bar Associations special committee improving the admin
tstraton Of justice in the District
was introduced by Francis W. Hin il chairman Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-17
Post Office Probes Use
Of RusseII's Envelopes

The Post once Department today launched "thorough
Investigation Of the Of Senator Richard B. Russeis
fanked envelopes by Washington segreeaonst organization
to distribute Anti-semitic literature.
The Georgia Democrat called for the inquiry and declared
he shocked and outraged he learned the envelopes
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We're preparing ofeno substantial
and ocks
stock included but
Select from such outstanding
Schoffner Marx exclusively Washington from
Wods finest England Scotond toI Tweeds
ones vous chevs oobordines Sheond and twists
among the mony fobrics represented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-17

HAsERpAsHER.
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LEIGH HABERDASHER. WASHINGTON AND CHEVY CHASE

FLAX BURTON. England.
Jan. II @.-The Rev. Percival