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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13
SPECIAL BARGAIN
CAPITOL HILL

HOME AND INVESTMENT
1913 MASS. AVE. .N.E.-1st COM
mercial, near Senate once Bldg. /;
remodeled house, AL condition.
Three rms. and bath on LIST A.; 8
rms. and bath on 2nd A.: z rooms
on v Srd A. a very attr. and and unusual 1
tors ONCE, store, real estate once
or beauty parlor; easy terms. Act
today to secure this bargain. Prop
ertv Is vacant. Call Mr.. ODUM,
RE. 1-6216.
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able prics o q sissso p makes ssai IN;
Of your immediate INSPECTION
Pretty as picture and in new
mouse condition: excellent N. Ar
lington neighborhood. See it today,
you won't be disappointed. Cali
Sons -lcS oRip.M M RT Il ,HNEn9YgHILL q
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William Kagan Co., Inc
ARL. TRUST BLDG.
1915 N. Courthouse Rd., Arl
IA. $3.50
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ANNANDALE-A reai family bom

rambleri B bedrms,, IA baths
fun basement. lovely birch kitchen.
separate dining rm s;i close to
SnSHAUQHNESSY, Agent, JE. 2
2O2ls JE. 2-llOl; evenings, JE.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
LOTS. ACREAGE WANTED
WANTED

Builder desires plot OF ground
the $4,000 70 $50. 900 class.
POTOMAC ASSOCIATES, INC.
OIL, o-4c4I
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re-. gm;: bar; outside spts.; near
Of the vow; only 81 ESQ dn., and
take over q QI loan. BELL
REALTY Co, XII. s-ls6s.
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S495 On, ONLY $4,000
Det 2-story: vacant. Immac
eond. Bsmt.. front pch.. . bedrms..
lovely lge. yard: nice neighborhood.
Payments Ike rent rent II, ~, To9S g;
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NV. APARTMENT
"a units, on 2S.O00-sd 1T.
lot. Easy access to trans
lent rental history. income
$4,000 per year. Price
$4,000 with nice financ-
ing. win consider trade for
smaller clear properties.
osHAENoMN y eIE6cHs CO.
724 18th 81. NV. Ma. e-234
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IyECOM LANE SfLtT-LEvkLs.-d
s Dream ft SsSshs ssHsrSse bs SIR
ARTHUR L. WALTERS CO., Real.
tors, ia. 7-b20O.
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CHEVERLY

Beautiful brick Colonial, with
all the added features; 8
twin-size bedrms., family
size dining room, fireplace,
screened porch, pine pan
eled rec. rm. Close to both
public and parochial schools.
Only S16,500, as little as
S1.700 down. Balance on LIST
trust.
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/ 5t-BATR BRICK RAMBLER, 3 Ice

I 5E-bAIH BNICk HAMBLEki IRe.
bedrms., full hsmt: on Columbia
pike. mr.. Lake Bancroft. Assume
Ice; loan; Price ONLY $20.250
J. MATTERS CO., Realtors. IA.
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REDUCED from $14.95O to S14,-
600, this immaculate 3-bedrm.
rambler. completely air-cond.
Fenced lot and detached garage.
Only $3.50 down. Won't last
i HnksusC a RrI "a; 5-e49 400 BETTER
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COUNTS and this
charming brick rambler is IN the
highly coveted Lorcom lane area
Of N. .Arl.--3 bedrms.. 2 fun
baths. Ice, liv. rm,. with corner
fireplace. din. rm., fully equipped
Askins gss,ssS a' For if fnftSery a rs.
tails cali THE DARBY Co, Re-
altoTs. 1919 Wilson blvd, ia.
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81, 500 Cash for small apt. BLDG
with $4,000 annual income. Ideal
for owner TO live in and operate
KELLY AND BRANNER. DI.
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INVESTMENT PROP. for SALE

DUPONT CIRCLE-Excel. buy for
alert investor, high income. min.
utilities, drastically reduced to
S3S, 900 on most unusual terms.
Call til 8 pm, DOROTHY K.
WINSTON & CO., 905 18th st.
NV. ST. 3-O55O.
= ST. NV, between White House
and CIV campus, where land
values are increasing OF. . fan
tastic rate-Store and apis.
$4,000 cash will handle; ma.
T1oHE wo sSSs;. EN- S-2Sio'
3.UNIT APT. HOUsE-S6,6O0 dn.
rror details Sal ald BUTLER d REALTY
Mr.. G. W. U. on F st.-4-story
bldg. with dress shop doing 500
tunity or Investment in property
with excel. future. VIII finance
responsible purchaser Priced at
$4,000. KELLEY AND BRAN
NER, DI 7-7740; ewes. OIL.
2-6s44.
2 APT. BLDGs. Of IA units each,
built 1866: excel. d. G, location /;
showing good return. For details,
call Mr.. WILKINS. ia. b-12O1 /;
ewes. ia. S-6525.
SILVER SPRING OFFICE BLDG,
3-story, elevator, air-conditiOned !;
5l3,OOO per VI. net income. Mr..
LEbLIN0, ewes. and Sun, OIL. A.
9oSs ROBERT B. HALL, OIL.
CONN. AVE. AREA--S3.5O0 down
buys 3-gnit apt. bringing in IS, 400
yearly. Tip-top condition. S25,95O
total price. LEGUM q GERBER,
EN-. 10000.
DUPLEx-S27,b0O Is the full price
on this 3-year-old, close-in, p
family home. each unit has sepa-
rate entrance and utilities and
includes 1s,ft. living rm.,. coy
dinette. bright eaulpped kitchen,
: TWIN : SIZED BEpRMs. and
eeramie-tiled bath; fun basement
and has finished 24-FT. PAN
lot for this type Te Of sttuc esITu' onIy
) minutes to Pentason. ) minutes
to d. c. Call 70 see this now.
Co. Realtors.
SEVERAL BLDGs., in ideal ioca-
tons In Va, ranging from ~ 70
80 units; priced for quick sale,
terms very reasonable. OV. 3-20S2.
XII $3.50.
IS 500 Cash for small apt. BLDG
with $4,000 annual income. Ideal
Tor owner to live in and operate.
KELLEY AND BRANNER. DI.
7-774O; ewes. OIL. 2-6S44.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ALEX LEX! :-RosEMoNT sEcTIoN-
S Sasy sshSo and isR Rasssi rd nsAs
bedrms., tile bath, Nv. rm., din.
area, equip. kit; full bsmt; gas
heat handicapped lot; priced at only
Really Really Ca co'. XII isEm s.i rssll BELL
Alley bsdrms; lh baths. nm.
Of the VOW; only ST, $50 dn.. and
fkaEsss Realty Eyer CO., k 81 sl iYsSi BELL
ANNANDALE--A real family home
= bedrms.. z baths, stone Cape
God on beautiful large lot; recrea-
nd e rm n Via Sas sassne T sys
MESSY. Agent. JE. 2.5os4' III.
2-1l0l; evenings, South 5-23p3.
ARLINGTON-Spick-and-s span q
trees; $500 down. Today's best
buy at $4,000 To see IL cali
ia. 2-4S00, WRIGHT REALTY.
ARLINGTON. soUTH-New brick
rambler; 3 bedrms., Ia baths,
fun basement, lovely birch kitchen.
separate dining rm,: close to
tranSportatton, etc. $50. $50, e, b,
O'SHAuQHNESSY, Agent, JE. .
2Oy4. JE. 2-1l0l; evenings. JE.
ARLINGTON. s. = Assume large
QI 4IaSe loan. SS1, db month";
bedrm., brick, semidetached home;
immaculate condition; Anchor
fenced yard; CLAREMONT AND
WAKEFIELD HIGH AREA. Owner
anxious TO sell. c. p. O'sHAUOH-
Messy. Agent. JE, 2-2O24, JE.
2-1lOl; evenings, OF. 4-7122.
DOMINION HILLS = Assume large
4zec Oh loan with this 3-bedrm.
Colonial; 22.ft. living room with
nrepl., sep. din. rni., kit. has Ice
breakfast area; full bsmt. Fenced
yard with trees and play house
Close TO Seven Corners and walk
to school. Total price Sl6,95O. Only
$1,000 down pynt. Call us for an
appt. REAL ESTATE SERVICE,
INC, 2229 N, Glebe I'd, IA. 1-n0aO
FALLS CHURCH - 3-bedrm. RAM
bier. close TO school; vacant; $3.50
cash, SOS per mo. Large level lot.
Immediate possession. MANNA6
RLTY. JE. 2-31l0.
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First comml. corner brick bldg.
Seven rms, hot-water heat, cleo. /:
lot. 104 It,, on 1st-comml. ave.
Large group Of new Govt. apt.
hldgs across the street from this
corner: AAA-1 location for BUSH
ness. Act today to secure this un-
usual location. Call MR.. oDUM,
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Dupont Circle
SpECTAT, RARGATN

West Of Conn. ave.-1st comm; g.
story and bsmt, bldg. under S20.-
900 Mr.. Poole with BOSS d
Ma $4,000 Res. EN-. 3-ll46
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Mr.. New Hampshire Ave.

PICTURESQUE brick Colonial,
z huge rooms, absolutely in
new home condition. Mr..
every convenience. Also has
large rear screened porch.
FILA appraisal, $4,000.
Owner asking S14,960. AS
low IS $1,000 down. Balance
on 30-yr. FLA loan. Also in
cludes beautiful wall-to-wall
carpeting. Can be shown
anytime, 80 call now.
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end COMNdERCIAL, NEAR NAVY
z xA5S 70 ST. hric a.a 9ld ssy on pi lot
ent rent. SIPS per mo-; can be
remodeled for any type business;
price for both. $4,000. Cali
ewes. Wo. 6-552e. WOODWARD
4 NoRRIs; Res slHteorEs. 72s goth
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sIy'HOU = Immaculate 2 bedrm.
brick semi; liv. rm., din. rm.,
s ssaSt Kit .ts.. tile bath; fun bsmt.
a.2rs loan at S73 per mo. On,
REALTY. Ia T-nSan NI :
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II like these European plan hotels. You
notice they don't charge as much for rooms"
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Routh Robbins Says
Poor Mans Palace

estate. priced at $14,95O
T Thnene rco with :s DsS SsSSsGs
equipped kitchen and
large screened porch: a delightful
spot for loads Of living: can be
handled with small down payment
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si.9 4, - sale: you ac-
bedroom brick rambIerl IRE
mendous liv. rm,, SEP. left din
rm:, complete GLE kit, 1M baths.
full bsmt.; assume $4,000, 4lseo
loan at Sl19 per mo-, small down
payment considered; move in
with deposit. Unlikely REALTY,
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MEMO ITO Young Moderns" -
Sparkling contemporary bi-level
beauty in perfectly immaculate
condition; tremendous recreation
ing glass panel walls. beamed cell
ings, big bedrms., 2 full baths,
window-walled living room with
dramatic brick fireplace = lots Of
luxury extras" and HUGE CT
LOAN TO ASSUME; S22, $50, with
q low. low down payment. Call
PEARSON PROPERTIES. JE.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
EXCLUSIVE ADDRESS
COMBINED WITH
QUALITY AND CHARM

Located in beautiful
suburb Of Alexandria and
surrounded BY homes Of
comparable value and beau
ty, this 2-levei rambler
stands out. The custom con-
struction and appointments
are the ultimate for COM
fort, beauty and gracious
living. This lovely home
features brick and stone
construction, large rooms,
cathedral ceilings, French
doors, peg floors, fiuorescent
lighting, built-in bar, flower
planters, exceptional kitchen
equipment, magnetic door
cabinets, 2 furnace gas
heating system. 5-ton air.
conditioning plus many other
outstanding items. Arrange
an appointment By calling
JE. 2-2620.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co
Exclusive Brokers
113 West Broad st.
Falls Church, Va.
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
STORES F0R RENT

SMALL STORE. for radio-TV re-
pair, Kenilworth or Deanwood.
NO. 7.6613,
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ROIITH ROPRINc

REAL ESTATE CORPORATION
Alexandria once, XII. $4,000
Arlington once, OF. 4-6200
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BIG FAMTLY?--4-bedrm., 2K-bath
sTss f caPSs Gs cp q g. p ANS as n a All
KIT. With b 5SrRiI S Sle n nSEe
full hsmt. with paneied rec. rm.,
2 flreplaceS. 2-car Diet. brick ga
rage; slate roof; hot-water heat
tails, call the THE DARBY Co.
Realtors, 1919 Wilson blvd. IA.
5.9393. Once open 9 It'll q.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

ALEXANDRIA, vA.-Space in mod
ern shopping center. suitable for
business or professional ofhces or
store: parking area near bus stop
and several apartment projects.
XII. S-S4S4.
2I4O p ST. N.W.-Entire bldg; lge.
1st-il. store: I'd and Sd rs, Of
fices or apis: active comml, area. :
good any retail bus. EN-. $4,000.
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I BEDRMS. IAN on / Floor" plus
z full baths Zone in master bed
rmO, huge living rm. with brick
fireplace wall. separate large din
ing rm, huge de luxe equipped
Kitchen with breakfast area and
smart birch cabinets; ground-level
basement with tremendous picture
window, and "a bath, perfect for
finished recreation rm. Brand-new
and ready for immediate occupan-
cy. On a deep tree-shaded lot in
2 pleasant neighborhood. Just 1
IsDt te 70 paT SSa sshSOl Excel
fering at only S23,95O. A low
down payment will handle, but
hurryl Call PEARSON PROPER
TIES, JE. 4-5876
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COLLEGE HEIGHTS

This well-appointed tradi-
tional Colonial home in the
finest neighborhood offers
elegance, combined with old
fashioned INABILITY. The SUI
perb construction was done BY
owners only 8 years ago, and
nothing was omitted. This
home for the successful man
features all the modern con-
veniences. 5 large bedrms.,
2 full baths and 3 half baths.
Finished basement. 2-car
automatic door garage. Laree
100 foot lot. that Is ex-
pertly Handicapped, plus many.
many other extras This one
is for the discriminating
purchaser who has been look
ing for the very best. Call
today for an appointment,
TO inspect your dream house.
Only $4,000,
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

PRIVATE INVESTOR with $4,000
cash down; wants nice apt: BLDG.
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, LEFT! 5-ievel splits; 4 bedrms.,
din. rm., uitramodern kit. Close
to Baltimore parkway and all
conveniences. Today's best buy ct
S1S.250. easy FLA terms. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES, AP.
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IA. $4,000
MOST
FOR THE
MONEY

Yes, bargains are available. II
you don't think so, read this. I'M
maculate. 3-bedrm., 6-yr. -old brick
rambler. good N. Arl. location. with
lge. hv. rm. and fireplace. beauti-
iul sep. din. rm., de luxe equipped
kit, huge nm. rec. rm. in daylight
psmt.; and due to owners trans
Ter has Just been reduced to
SlS.gbO, with very low On. pay
ment and terms to suit you. Better
IA v nam
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boxwoods. shade trees, Ice. lot
with patio and fish pond: waking
distance to shopping, elementary
school and city bus; hv, rm,
1925 with firepl., Ice. formal
dining rm.. lovely equipped kit.
with sep. breakfast I'd, 4 bed
rms, Ia baths. den or sewing
rm;; bsmt.: deep freeze, washer
and drier: gear garage; S21 $50,
low down payment and owner
will carry entire LIST mortgage
70 suit purchaser. PENTAGON
REALTY CO., Realtors. CIR. O.
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SPLIT-LEvEL-only $lS,950. Most
UNUSUAL value; 10 It. living, room,
washer, dryer included. Quick poss'
MANNAs RLTY.. JE. 2-3l10.
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HOUSES By HUGHES-Take over
S11. 800 FILA loan: absolutely no
red tape. Move in BY Feb. Is:
stunning Arizona rambler, prac-
tically brand-new; full basement;
$1,000 dn.; very low monthly pay
ments, W. r. HUGHES CO., AP.
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HOUSES BY HUGHEs-Four ann
coy compact Cape Cod: loW-cost
maintenance; 5000 down. $50 so
per mo. pays everything. w. r.
HUGHES Co, APP. 7-1400
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Ruling Forecasts
D. Tax Victory

The District yesterday lost
one tax battle with Cities Serv-
ice Oil Co., but a related court
opinion will give the District
ultimate victory in the fight.
The United States Court Of
Appeals upheld a District Tax
Court ruling that the oil COM
pany was not liable for $1,000
in franchise taxes sought by
the District for 1852 and 1858.
But in another opinion. in q
related case. the appellate court
ruled the oil company must
name a resident manager here
to be eligible for q motor fuel
importers license. Assistant
Corporation Counsel Leo J.
Ehrig. r., said this ruling
means once they have an
agent. trey will be liable For
the (franchise) taxes in the
| suture."
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DORIS FLEEs0N
Democratic Platform Spodework

want to emulate the cohesive
ness the South has always
shown on issues affecting that
area.
National Chairman Paul
Butler attended the session
and gave it his blessing. Moth
ing was said about candidates
except privately - and all
the emphasis was on regional
economic development. An
other aim of the conference
was to spur the Democratic
majority in Congress into
greater anti-recession activ-
ity. The West makes little
secret of its dissatisfaction
with Southern dominance Of
the Congress and its major
committees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
WILLIAM S. WHITE
Kefouver: Political Eniqmd

Senator Kefauver warmly
greeting him as "Joe"-or
perhaps John" or even
Henry"
Reporters CHANGING to visit
Oklahoma in the 1856 cam
paign may recall that on sew
eral occasions he spoke
proudly to the crowds Of his
friendship for a fellow Dem
ocratic Senator from Okla
homa-" Mike Mansfield. "
Senator Mansfield is from
Montana; Senator Mike Mon
roney is from Oklahoma.
This correspondent re-
members crossing the Ke-
fauver trail in Wisconsin in
that same campaign. Here
this tall, gangling, gaping
outlander seemed as alien to
the upper Midwest as could
be possible. But everywhere
he went, and no matter what
he said or seemed to say, he
left the stolid Wisconsin
farmers in broad, fond smiles.
Senator Kefauver, himself,
at the very same time usually
was looking unaccountably
downcast-and a little lost.
If any man can be said
sadly to beam. that man 10
Estes Kefauver.
AS there is enigma in his
personality there is enigma
in his Senate record. He has
cast, wisely or not, some Of
the bravest Senate votes in
its postwar history, partic-
ularly against frightened
actions In the deld OF sub
versive control and immigra-
ton.
On the other hand. he has
seemed on casual observa-
ton to have missed Q good
many votes altogether. And
nearly always about him
there has been. to one OBJ
server, q faint, genial con-
fusion. This correspondent
has never felt sure he UNDER
stood in the least where
Senator Kefauver was going
on some issues. and why.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
DAVID LAWRENCE
On GoIfing Heads of State

at the airport here several
days ago. a member Of Con-
gresa casually asked II the
President were going 10 play
golf that afternoon. But Mr..
Eisenhower said he had 10
stay at his desk, and then
added In a plaintive vein
something about how the
press still reports II as news
every time he goes 10 the
golf links.
Mr.. Eisenhower Is right
the absences from The White
House on vacations and rec
reation trips have not been
recorded heretofore In as
much detail as they are to-
day. President Wilson played
golf at least twice a week
and went for an auto ride
quite frequently. This was
seldom mentioned In the
press. Mr.. Wilson spent sum-
mers away from the White
House. as did other Presi-
dents before him. The prac-
tice Of putting a time clock
on a President, 10 see how
long he stays at his desk
each day. wasn't in vogue in
the administration Of Pres
ident Truman, either.
Theoretically. the people
are entitled to know what
ofilcial action the President
takes and what offlcial visi-
tors he sees. But his personal
life. which includes his rec
reation and his meetings
with personal friends, is not
public business. The British
happen to be more respect
full toward their public men
by affording them a greater
degree Of privacy than is
given In America.
A golf playing" Pres
ident now. however, has been
Joined by a golf playing"
Prime Minister, and it could
be that golf is slowly but
surely being accepted as a
legitimate form of exercise,
even for a President and a
Prime Minister.
Reproduction Rights Reserved)
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POTOMAC FEVER
FLETCHER KNEBEL

Ike he likes Gen. de Gaule The feelings mutual
De Gaule likes De Gaulle. too.
The Senate will vote Alaska the 49th State after
House approval Asking the Senate to add two new members
than asking Victor Borge TO hire partner TO share
his applause.
committee says TV shows in the Los Angeles pic
ured 6l murders week. They don't eevise actors any
They teeviscerate them.
Two psychiatrss claim a tax deduction for the cost
Of being psychoanayzed How about depletion allowance
for head-shrnking?
There two big issues in the French crisis holding
on to Ageria-and getting rid Of the sack dress
Cap-and-gown time for colleges Grateful gradu
ang to father: IF nnd job pop I'm ready to sacr
fee. You need worse than do"
You'll need the Abraham Lincoln Accent stamp on letters
after August Democrats say this is deserved honor
the first Republican Presden-by the last one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
House Bans
Tax Cuts in
Excise Issue

The House will consider nc
amendments to cut taxes when
it acts on a bill to extend
corporation and excise levies
at current rates.
Under a CLOSED rule" ap-
proved yesterday by the House
Rules Committee, only amend
ments by the tax-writing Ways
and Means Committee will be
in order. No amendments from
the floor will be allowed. The
House seldom rejects a pro-
cedural recommendation by the
Rules Committee.
The Rules Committee acted
in line with a decision by Pres
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
Hartman, Williams and Westerners
Viewed as Aiming for Liberal Stand

Michigan Governors, however.
must at the same time guard
their business fences in their
highly developed industrial
States.
This alliance would like to
avoid personalities with their
fellow-Democrats Of the
South. They will not choose
peace with them at the price
of any compromise on civil
rights, for that they cannot
afford at home.
1t adds up to the prospect
of another very merry Demo-
cratic National Convention
as one astute politico. Harry
S. Truman, already has fore
seen. 1t is one fight the
former President would like
to see avoided. and he has in
fact plans for assuming the
unwonted role of peacemaker.
Whether he can shine in it
is another matter.
Short of an open break, the
only course open to the South
is to get the best possible deal
through its own moderates,
including Cows. Leroy Collins
of Florida and Luther Hodges
Of North Carolina, both able
and well-liked. AS the civil
rights legislation last summer
proved, the South doesn't
have the votes in Congress
any more, and it certainly does
not in a national convention
dominated by present Demo-
cratic Governors.
Western Democrats already
have begun their conferences
at q two-day session Of IA
national committee members
and IL State officers from
Washington, Oregon, Califor-
mia, Idaho. Arizona, Utah,
Colorado, Nevada and Alaska.
They SAY frankly that they
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general political rules apply
to Senator Kefauver. And
none Of them applies to him
all the time. 1t is accord
ingly an entirely safe proph-
ecy that one way or another.
and through one seeming or
real accident or another. his
name will be in the 1860
presidential reckoning.
His ambition. even at its
open height In the past. has
been the sleepiest-looking in
the experience Of this polit-
teal writer. But depend on
this: Somebody or something
the Senator himself or his
friends or some turn Of the
wheel of chance-will see to
it that he is not altogether
out Of it.
For the Senator-and now
the adjective inexplicable is
reached-defies any ready
analysis or ready understand
ing as a political force.
Though from Tennessee, he is
not really a Southern poll
tician-and not even really a
typical border-State politi-
clan. So little is he at one
with the Southerners that
for years they excluded him
from their informal but real
club in the Senate. Even
now, he only timidly pokes
his head in occasionally,
% TO speak.
His speech. particularly in
the Senate and to some ex-
tent even on the stump. Is
largely an amiable mutter-
ing and murmuring to most
Of his audience. His memory
for first and last names-and
Q keen memory is supposed
to be a politicians special
requirements so bad as to
be almost unbelievable.
An acquaintance Of ten
years whose flrst name Is
James, for example, may and