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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

va. CrestWood Viz.
ginlan-Corner lot. 3 bedrms.
large liv. rm., din. rm.. equipped
kitchen, attached earport; X
block TO- grade school: SIS $50
Assume large llsT loan. 6iOO
Hanover ave, FL. 1921.
SPRINGFIELD AREA by OWNER
$500 On. on $1,000 FHA or -.
Dashboard ht level. y q, bis
trees n 4-ssb5. Ssis Mitchell
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HOLMES RUN ACRES-Contempo-
rary. over 1900 50. It, Of modern
living: "a bedrms., 2 baths. :
firepls. beamed ceiling, rec. rm,.
etc. S1S,250 From OWNER. zoos
Sycamore dr.. Falls Church. JE
oIl4O
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sPRTN0FTnD. VA. = sale b

SPRINGFIELD, VA. = Sale b.
OWNER crestwood split-level
built TO order, with 4 Lee. bedrms. I
2 fun baths; / bedrm. and bath
on lower level: ideal for in-iaWI d
extra family privacy: fenced I'd
Handicapped: S2l,b00 CT. 6-3267
or week DAYS TX 3-3227.
SPRINGFIELD = Spacious Crest.
wood split-level. immae. eond., !
bedrms,, lhs baths. Ice. dinins
rm., rec. rm., gaTage. trees. Oper
daily and Sun. NICHOLS REAL
ESTATE CO., Fl. 4-S95S.
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breaches the ideal in sracious iiS,
uitramodern large Kitchen, 2 fire.
places; full bsmt.. conveniently
partitioned with 24-ft. rec. rm.
ideally located; l blk. from schoo
and Shopping center. Priced Al
S26.950. Call ia. 5-6s00. SHAN.
NON \ IUCHs. REALTORS. 205S
Wilson hivd
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BEARs aTBERNAIK IN ths Nin

HIBERNATE in the win
ter and some people. do in the
summer. You won't have to dc
either A long, cool enclosed
porch with massive trees IL made
to order for summer months.
fireplace wall can keep you SINUS
for winter IN the beamed eeilins
brick rambler with a hieh as
sumption loan. Only 40 500 down
and you can have immediate oc.
cupancy. JE 3-20a3, VIM. A
CHAPMAN REALTY. INC. 70l
West Broad ST.. Falls Church.
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NEw COMPLEMENTARY RAMn. On
BRICK RAMRIFR hi an Nmit

Of pals church-s bedrms, Ih
baths. On beaut, lot with TAI
shade trees and stone patio
Colonel Transferred. must sci
nov. .open sun, from I pm, DIR.
Lee hwy. 70 W, Great Fails 81.
right TO Dorchester, Fight Il
Langston lane, left 70 No. 6O3 AM
open house. MONCURE AGENCY
REALTORS 03i2 Lee hwy, u
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Inrs an nnIlsF HERR-Foiir.

LOTS OF HOUSE HERE--Four-
bedroom, brick Cape Cod: ga
baths, recreation room with bar
back screened porch, level lot,
detached garage: near st, Anne's,
S21 $50. HOLLEY REALTY, $500
Lee hwy. KE. S-5350
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beautiful lot in desirable Pals
Church area Mason Vile Heights)
This custom 3-bedrm. and -bsmt
hrk, home features manv extras;
S1H.9b0. FILA, or assume lRe Oh
loan WILLIAM 8. SKIES. Real
Estate, ia. $4,000 or JE. 4-4713.
CLOSE ms for big bed
rm brick Cape Cod: walk 70 shop
ping, transp.. schools. Liv. rm.
with ifrepl. formal din. rm.. de
luxe kit; full bsmt. with outside
entr: level tree-shaded lot. Ask
ing Sis,950 with minimum FLA
down payment. For further de-
tails. call THE DARBY Co, cx-
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HOLM HALL VILLAGES only
$500 down, FLA; S13,250-Seller
viii pay allowable settlement cost
on this well-kept 3-bedrm. brk
rambler on corner lot: many ex-
tras; best small home buy. WILL
LIAM g. SKIES, Real Estate, ia
$4,000 or JE. 4-4713.
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N ARL.-nrs. Cape Cod. ! bedrms..
h .i; S,s; sS Ysy 5, an s sG my
aon blvd. pat Hecht'G LEFT on pin.
Wlddie 70 opnN siGn. JOHN N.
ANDERSON RIAL ESTATE, IA,
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VIENNA. rambler on circle-9
months old, 4 bedrms., 2 baths.
liv. nm, din, rm., daylight bsmt..
mod kit. bkfst; nook. Assume
CT loan. DU. 5-50SS.
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FREDERICKSBURG : LARGE Co
lonial home, 1860; excellent con-
struction; 3Ia baths; historic,
cation; interesting garden; 8 flre-
places. reasonable taxes; ST.
300. FRANCES WILLIAMS, Owner
petfv WashinQton Inn
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DRFAM RAMnIFR sit5,f,d :

5-BEDkM. sIuCCO on eere q
sronuInndd; suitable for children,
Issn nTin s sgIl bath s,S pssE D. 81
o-61bB
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

ORDERS; sacrifice
home; split-level in Fairfax For
est; air-eonditioned liv. rm. and
den, rec. rm., laundry, kit. fam
lily rm.: 3 bedrms,. Ia baths,
patio and landscaping. Call CIR
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FALLS CHURCH mr., Catholic, public
schools, $500 TO $3.50 cash. 8
fSmbIers, split levels. FHA Or con-
pPuoS ii1p1ENc e Co 81 III 1900 '0V'
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MCLEAN. ealona vlllaGe-J.bedrm,
rambler, : baths. lerge. liv.-din,
rm... kit, lafge utll..piAy rm,.
excel EQUIP. Pleasant h-acre loll
s VIZ sec u, Plsn'i sefs.t1fnapo 1 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

FALLs CHURcH-Ws have just
S.s IN IN. .T S:aas ss. cAa as7
close 70 ali schools. churches.
shoppine and buses, for oniy
si6,85O, with Q hues OF loan 70
assume. LYNN REALTY, KBs s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

COLONIAL FRAME HOME. beau
tifully remodeled. on 9-aeres with
sweeping lawn to sandy beach,
view over broad waters. MANY
shade. fruit trees, shrubs. 5
rooms downstairs, up. 3 IRE
places, 2 screened porches; *
RET Broker, white stone,
virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

3. ARL.-s4O0 dn, e-bedrm. brk !,
bsmt. Fnt. and rear scr. porchss.
appraisal s1s.S0O. OWNER. or.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

FALLS CHURCH ARIA bed.
rm.. bath. brick Cape Cod; full
basement. with finished rec. I'm,
VIII sell for FHA appraisal OF
$4,000. On. payment, SLIGO
OWNER, JE. 9-2737.
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HOUSES FOR sALE VA.

MeLEAN. vA.--nrlck rambler on
APPROX. Y acre IN salona viilagsi
o rmA., ia baths. cleo. kit- full
hamt.. attic; mr., aehoola, shop,
ctr, and transp. FhA appraisal
$4,000; si,1O0 On, NJ. a-gsas
MeIHAN-Ney a-bedrm. brk. ram.
tile bathai bsmt cor, lot, All cus-
tom, SO $50, terms, w, II, HALL.
broker, "a 7-1a0k'
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NAE FT. MYER d this &c. olde

MAR FIT. MYER Is this big, Older
li5-bath home: entrance hall. liv-
ing room dining room, breakfast
room and huge Kitchen and center
hall on FIRST floor and 3 bed.
rooms. . large on second: fenced
yard sl7.500. HOLLEV REALTY
$500 Lee hwy KF, s-5350.
BUY A SMALL BUSINESS Anc
move In here: it's in Commercial
Falls Church-It's darlinI
brick home in very good condt
ton: . large bedrooms. ~ baths
large living room with fireplace
separate dining room. huge lo
with detached gareEe with too
storage space s1s.5nn HOrLFN
RFALTY, $500 Lee hwy. KE. s.
$3.50
NEWLY PAINTED home in tn,
city Of Falls church-Walk Il
church, shopping and schools; 4
bedrooms > baths. full hasemen
with = bath; study and maid
room; detached aarage. al ap
praised at $4,000. HOLLEI
REALTY. $500 Lee hwy, KE. s.
NfhNWs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

SOLID BRICK Colonial IN airing.
ton with rec. rm. and bsmt. and
nice screened porch. Very cow. Ia
everything. Priced low at S13.-
day. CAL PLANTATION RLTY-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

By OWNER-Nev brick rambler,
b ani ,m plas dln; Si17.5o 300 FHH;
$1,000 dn.' OF 5000 dn; at SOS
Tazewell I'd, Vienna, Va. JE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

lORCoM LANE AREA-s2l 500.
brick rambler with spacious living
rm., dining rm. and fully-equipped
electric kitchen: full basement;
stairs to attic; detached garage.
Large ~ loan available. Flex-
ible terms. Call ia. $4,000.
SHANNON a. LucHs, Realtors,
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6E0(pGn

FALLS CHURCH. 8. woodley-B.
OWNER. Attractive 3-bedrm. ram
bier. nrepl., attic fan lGe. lot
trees. Ample atorage Scr, porch
Near school. Si0.S5O, AZ mort.
cage lAi5 Oak Ridge I'd. JE
1855.
FALLS CHURCH. i mi. west q Cor
nars 2-bedrm. rambler, bsmt.
fenced yard. Price, Sl2,75O, FHA
$3.50 down pymt., mo, pymts.
7i;ss, open sEn; / % MILF M5drc
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iield lt'-Brick Cape Cod. Z bed
rms, baths, fun bsmt,, ser,
porch; mr. Hammond Hieh School,
Patrick Henry Grammar School.
commlesary. dispenaarv, city bus;
lots Of extras; s2i.250. II. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

n. ARL,, most desirable area
epae. 0-bedroom, e-bath home,
appfsciate e73O n. Wakefield st..
"a. e-Obe0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

FALLS CHURCH AREA-cape
Cod; III baths; new range, refgr, :,
auto. washer; rec. rm., fun bsmt.
FLA loan available; $3.50 down,
OWNER. JE. 2-7S47.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03
SNAIL MvEsToR's oPPoRrU

NITN-Hefe g q 2-famllY home,
IN excellent location, convenient
70 everything. Assume huge OIL
, Loan. on both ol,,. HOUSE, ,s one already
n seo s SeespS an me s,,S S.heT on 9Sy
payments OF S6a includes taxes
and insurance. ARFAx REALTY,
INC, JE. $4,000.
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n. ARL.-By OWNER s-6edrm.
vhlts-brlek Colonial, immaculate
fenced I'd. lie. screened porch:
NJ. schools and shoppina center,
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S-BEDRooM BRICK RAMBLER.

yrs Young; choice Falls Church
residential area. Liv,. rm. with
firepl.. sep. din. rm., de luxe kit.
ia baths: full dry bsmt. Priced
for quick sale at S17 $50 with
minimum down payment, For tur,
Co, exclusive agents. ia. 5-9393
: CORNERs-owner: lovely Colo
NAL, 3 bedrms.. Ia baths. sep
din. rm., screened porch, rec, rm.
sep. garage. Running board fence
level I'd, walking distance Il
grade school and store, FILA ap'
praisal at $4,000 30-yr. loan
Priced TO sell $4,000, only 80,
dn. in service. To see, KE. S-255l
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ExCELLENT-ciose-in location and
verv flexible terms make this
LARGE. all-brick Colonial en- ex-
eellent buyi Liv. rm. with fireplace
and very large din. nm; complete
modern kit and screened living
porch (11x201. THREE nice bed.
rooms 20 twin-sizedl. III baths
and finished knotty-pine recre-
alton room. plus level. drive-ir
garage. House completely shaded
by LARGE OAK TREHsl As clear
and bright as a new penny. I'm
mediate nccupancv. Price S19.B00
FLA financing available, or buy
on conventional terms with ONLY
SUMMON q LUcHs, Realtors
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HILLS

3 MINUTES FROM PENTAqoN
We are offering for the first time
this custom designed 3-bedrm.. .
bath rambler with l5x1s
PANELED DEN which can be used
as a 4th bedrm Full bsmt., ga
rage, lovely ialousied screened
porch of Q lge., separate dining
rm. Patio framed with Ice. shade
trees. Truly q charmer in one Of
Alexandria's best locations
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DREAM HOME-In village o5 mi
D. C. 8 rms. 4 acres. mod. cow.
Handicapped, stream. mountain
view. fruit. IA. 4-4136.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1958-02-12
About Those Red
Northern Lights
Monday Night
(By The Associated Press

Aurora Borealis, the northern
lights, put on a brilliant display
over North America Monday
night.
The skies glowed with bright
red and pink hues and in some
areas green and yellow colors.
Such earthly affairs as radio and
TV transmissions and news tele-
type wires were affected in the
United States and Canada.
Observers in northwestern Cal
ifornia saw bright red lights
streaming over the top Of a low
cloud bank. The lights later were
reported turned to white.
In Ohio a smoky red band was
reported in the skies. 1t looked
like forest fire over Washing
ton, DC, and brightly colored
red, blue and green flashes were
seen over Minneapolis.
In New York City James S.
Pickering, assistant astronomer of
the Hayden Planetariurn, said he
had "never seen such complete
redness" in the northern lights.
The aurora display was wit
messed over Nome Monday night
and many old-timers said they
couldn't recall ever seeing such
formations and color.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1958-02-12
Sherry Levine Wins
Miss Cheescake' Title
In New York City

Sherry Levine, who wintered
in. Nome last year, won the title
of Miss Cheesecake of 1858, at
the annual Mid Manhattan Club
beauty contest at the Riverside
Plaza Hotel, New York City.
According to the report, she
was chosen from % contestants
from New York, Long Island,
and Westchester County S h e
was a semi finalist in last years
beauty contest in Brandt's Yon-
kers Theater. Sherry's statistics
are: 3512-24-35 and she weighs
100 pounds.
She has also worked in New
York as "a photographers model
and modelling sportswear.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1958-02-12
Practical Joker Wills
His Cremated Remains
Thrown In Garbage Can

COWFOLD, England, Up A
daughter Of the late Arthur H.
Robins says its true that the fam
lily had father cremated and
threw his ashes in the garbage
can.
No disrespect was intended.
Robins, a 60-year-old stockbroker
specified this disposal Of his re-
mains in his will.
Father was always a practical
JOKER" the daughter, Mrs. Eve
Sutton, said yesterday, Sand
guess this was his last joke. None
of the family was upset or star
tied about it.
"The ashes were just put in
the bin in a matter of-fact way
and carted away with the ordin-
airy, household debris"
Robins did not forget the gar
bage collector, Harry Constable.
He lent him 10 pounds ($28) for
hauling away his ashes.
"Mr. Robins was bit of a
card" Constable commented.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1958-02-12
HOW TO CARE
FOR YOUR FEET

NEW YORK, R-Cold feet?
"The current cold wave is TAX
ing its greatest toll below the
ankles says the American Foot
Care Institute, Inc.
Here's what the Institute sug-
gests:
/. Battle your feet alternately
with hot and cold water after
your bath or shower. This stimu-
lates blood circulation.
2. Wear close shoes.
8. Men should wear two pair of
thin socks instead of one heavy
pair. The space between will help
retain body warmth.
A. Women, prone to cling to
nylons, can rub lanolin or baby
oil into the skin to prevent chap
ping.
5. Exercise your feet briefly,
by wriggling the toes and rotat-
ing the feet from the ankles.
s. Stay indoors if you can.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1958-02-12
Rev. Haight Of New York
To Preach At Methodist
Church Starting Feb. %

Rev. Kenmore w. Haight is
scheduled to arrive here Feb. %
to conduct week Of special
preaching services at the Meth
odist Church.
Rev. Haight comes all th way
from New York where he is
serving with the Methodist
Church. He is a graduate of the
Syracuse University and Carrot
Biblical Institute He is well
known in Rochester and Ham
burg, New York.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1958-02-12
Airman Testing Whether
Man Can Survive Close
Confines of Space Ship

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, R--Ap-
parently in excellent health and
spirits, Altman Donald G. Farrell
today neared the halfway mark
of his weeks stay in a tiny sealed
cabin on his mythical trip to the
moon.
The 25-year-old native of the
Bronx passed his 72nd hour in
the Air Forces experimental
space cabin at Randolph Air
Force Base.
Operating on a 14-hour day,
Farrell appeared bright and alert
when he finished four hour
work period at am. today. He
told observers outside the sealed
cabin he was feeling fine" Then
he went "to bed,"" stretching his
six foot frame over an air mat
tress.
If Farrell stays in the three by
five foot tank-like cubicle until
9:35 am, Sunday scientists at the
School of Space Medicine here
believe he will have proved that
human can live in the crowded
cabin Of a space rocket for seven
days.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1958-02-12

The Philmont Scout Ranch near
Cimarron, New Mexico, compris-
ing $4,000 acres is the largest
Scout Camp in the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-22
on Veto
In drift
Cases Urged
Ry the Associated Press

Congress has been asked by
a spokesman for varied inter-
ests to repeal the President
authority to veto Tariff Com
mission injury findings under
the Reciprocal Trade Program.
From another source. the
AFL-CIO. came a suggestion
for hard-headed" aids to
business and workers if the
program is to mean anything,
o. r. Strackbein, chairman
Of the Nation wide Committee
of Industry, Agriculture and
Labor on import-export policy,
told the House Ways and
Means Committee yesterday the
present executive veto power
should revert to Congress.
This proposal for limitation
of presidential authority to ig-
more commission findings prom
Uses to become a major issue
in the developing congressional
battle over extension of the
Presidents trade powers.
The Trade Agreements Act
now provides an escape" from
low-duty concessions to foreign
importers If the Tariff Commits
sion finds imports are injuring
American industry.
Protectionists contend the
President in most cases over
rides injury findings favoring
domestic firms.
The AFL-CIO backed the ad-
ministration's request for a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-22
New Mold Found
To Destroy Blood
Clots Quickly

BOSTON, Feb. % (P.-Dis-
covery of a mold extract that
seeks and destroys fresh blood
clotS in minutes was announced
yesterday by the Massachusetts,
Heart Association.
The mold extract, discovered
by DR.. Mario Stefanini at st.
Elizabeth's Hospital. is de-
scribed as innocuous and a
treatment which can be used
safely on the sickest patient.
The substance is credited
with giving quick relief to suf-
ferers of heart attacks, phle-
bits and other ailments which
involve blood CLOTHING.
The mold extract has been
used with excellent results on
rs patients after a long series
of experiments on animals and
10 years Of striving by DR.
Stefanini.
1t is given by injection, en-
tiers the blood stream and
travels to the clot. wherever
it may be. If used early
enough. the announcement
said. it can prevent much long
term damage by clots.
DR.. Stefanini said the tech
nique can be used "in any
good hospital" although not
yet ready for home use by
family physicians.
The remedy also is credited
with breaking up clots and
avoiding shock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-22

equipment field in radio. tele-
vision, radar and guided missiles
in violations of sections l and
2 of the Sherman Antitrust Act.
RCA said company officials
had not had an opportunity to
study the indictment.
The Government brought a
civil antitrust suit against RCA
in 1854. That action still is
pending.
The criminal complaint
alleges that RCA controls more
than 10000 patents in the cleo
tronics field, has stifled re-
search and development in
radio and TV by refusing to
license it's patents except in
packages, and has made deals
with foreign and domestic
manufacturers not to compete
in each others territories or
districts to avoid competition
in sales of products as well as
licensing patents.
The jury named more than
rs leading electronic manu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-22
Visits Between u. S. and Russia

the Stassen arguments were
not all wasted, and one re-
suit of them is the move to
set UP the exchanges Of Wis
its by top officials. Mr. Dulles
may yet succeed in killing
the plan If the arrange
ments contemplated do not
conform to his reservations.
But as Of now, he is not ac-
lively opposing the idea. and
there Is almost an absolute
certainty that the Soviet
Union will welcome the plan.
What is decidedly not like
ly to happen. at least at any
early date. is a visit to these
shores by Nikita Khru-
shchev and Premier Nikolai
Bulganin. They would as
suredly come if invited, but
Mr.. Dulles will certainly
veto any invitation now.
But the next lower level of
the Soviet hierarchy will be
eligible for the trip If the
plans go through. Members
of the Supreme Soviet (par-
liament) and perhaps mem
berS Of the Central Commit
tee of the Soviet Communist
Party. including members of
its presidium, would be in
vited, according to present
thinking.
OF course, there is a grave
danger. fully realized by the
determined Mr.. Dulles, that
good fellowship, Russian hos
pitality and plenty of vodka
and caviar might prove too
much for American officials.
Letting down. the Nations
suspicious guard is the last
thing the Secretary wants to
see happen, even though he
seems at last to feel that the
exchange Of visits would
harden. rather than loosen,
the American position.
But whatever the practical
results Of the exchanges If
they do come about, it is
difficult to see any real dan
ger in them. Properly ar
ranged, with care in the Sc
lection Of the officials to
participate. the idea should
prove useful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-22
POTOMAC FEVER

FLETCHER KNEBEL

Agriculture Secretary Benson refuses Republican de-
mands that he quit admits he's liability but right
off he can't think any Republican these days who isn't
righteously indignant They the Eisen-
hover team put such undiscrmnatng Government
commissions that Democrats pedde influence at
their doors.
Mamie Eisenhower plans to fly to the Arizona beauty
ranch of Elizabeth Arden the cosmetics manufacturer Seems
like awful long way to go for SIS mud pack.
Democrats jubilant at two-day Washington rally.
Scientists report they the only known alternative to the
party in power.
Republican says he didn't mind having Harry Truman
in Washington for three days while Ike Georgia Says
he Kind nice have President around town again.
Defense Department brass go Puerto Rico for policy
conference Apparently next secret rocket will be fueled
with m coke-and powered by calypso.
First Republican, II we almost lost congressional
seat in Minnesota Second Republican, yeah but look
the bright sde-such the fact that almost avoided
recession"
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Chief Counsel Samuel H. Still
will make q preliminary inves-
tigation to determine whether
a full fledged recount should
be conducted.
State Senator Albert Quie,
Republican, won by 668 votes
over his Democratic opponent,
Eugene Foley, according to the
unofficial tabulation. Mr.. Foley
asked the committee for a re-
count. The unofficial count
was 44,309 to 1854.
The election was to name a
successor to the late Repre-
sentative August H. Andersen,
Republican of Minnesota, in
MinneSota's LIST district, nor
mally a Republican stronghold
Mr.. Ashmore said the three
committee members and Mr.
Still will arrive in Minnesota
Wednesday. It is expected they
will remain there the rest OF
the week, making spot checks
in each of the districts IL
counties.
Mr.. Ashmore said the inten-
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ton Is to act fast and deter
mine before the issuance Of a
certificate of election whether
a full recount should be con-
Quoted. He said the committee
probably will decide, before
March 4 whether to conduct q
recount.
1t is his understanding. Mr.
Ashmore said, that March 4 is
the date the Governor and Sec
rotary Of State would issue the
certificate of election. However.
he said. the question has arisen
in the State as to whether the
certificate can be granted at an
earlier date. He said he has
been informed that point has
not been determined.
Mr.. Ashmore said the group
will first visit State Attorney
General Miles Lord as the
States law enforcement officer
and later will go to Rochester.
He said that If q recount is
decided on. the entire cost will
be borne by the committe.