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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-16

The party given by Ambas-
sador and Sonora de Castro
took place inside and outside
of the well appointed embas-
sy on Woodland drive. Many
Of the guests streaming in the
residence were from Ell Sal
vador and took great pride in
the dishes served from their
native country.
Korean Ambassador and
Nine. Yang were there and
were being teased that they
had just Jumped over the
fence" They have just moved
into their new embassy which
is behind the Castros.
Mrs. Harold Burton was
there, as was Mr.. Samuel
Waugh, president Of the Ex-
port-Import Bank. Also on
hand was Mr.. Julio Heurte-
matte, who said he was of
to the airport to meet his
brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Juan Galando who
will be here from Panama for
a couple Of days.
The GalandoS will meet two
other couples and all six will
leave on a trip to Europe
shortly. Mr.. GalandO has been
q member Of the Panamanian
Cabinet several times, accord
ing to Mr.. Heurtematte, but
is now most unofficial"
The well-loved Philippine
Ambassador and Mrs. Romulo
were there receiving congrat-
ulations on their party last
week for Mrs. Magsaysay,
widow Of the former Philip
pine President.
A bit Of Philippine news
was that President and Mrs.
Garcia's daughter, Lin d a
Garcia Campo, is now in Bos-
ton with her husband, who is
taking postgraduate work at
Harvard Law School. The
couple has lived with her
parents in the palace since
their recent marriage and
the other day Linda called
Mrs. .Romulo for some ad-
vice-"Oh, but now I'M doing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-16
BY DAISY CLELAND
star stan Writer

Washington society went
out to celebrate g rash Of
national holidays yesterday.
September Is. 1921 was the
big date following the gen.
eral Central American Revo-
luton against Spain. The
countries naming the day for
their national holiday were
Costa Rica, Ell Salvador.
Guatemala, Honduras and
Nicaragua.
The biggest celebration was
given by the Ambassador Of
FL Salvador and Sonora de
Castro. The party at the en-
bassy was a reception from
6 to 8.
One topic heard at the
party was a speculation
will President Eisenhower be
in town next week to greet
and converse with a group Of
Foreign Ministers? The opin-
ions were that he well might
be.
Twenty Foreign Ministers
from the Latin American Re-
publics will arrive in WASH
ington next Tuesday at the
invitation of Secretary of
State Dulles, who has called
for an informal meeting "
This is reported to be the
largest number of Foreign
Ministers gathered in Wash
ington at one time.
The thoughts were that
President Eisenhower well
might be on hand to thrust
out q hand of friendship to
our Latin American neigh
bors.
To date it is understood
that the group will come
stag" and so the parties in
their honor will be for men
only. The Secretary will give
a large dinner at Anderson
House on Tuesday evening
and there will be a luncheon
on Wednesday, September "a,
given by the Organization Of
American States at the Pan
American Union. The meet
ing is scheduled to last two
days.
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AUTOMATICALLY SPEAKING -~
Independence Day
Celebration Held

the housekeeping for the FIRST
time"
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CREsTWOOD ARIA, d. C.-De-
taehed 4-bedrm. brk. Powder I'm,
LIST A.: 5000 per mo. ELIJAH O..
ARNoLD !col u.s.A. Ret)' Bro
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FALLS CHURCH-ouaint Older
home with living room, dining
room, kitchen, den, full bath ano
screened porch on LIST floor: 3 large
bedrooms and full bath on sec,
ond floor; large front yard with
many shrubs and trees, Shown
s M0n thru ca sat Several pdoo other To
sEPH ", sEAY CO o. ia ;SV M sr a.
81 Eaiis Shnrek III q. ~ ~ D'Oee
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bedrm. rambler, trees, patio with
firepl. cple. pref. Sl25 mo. Avail
Sent On IN 2-02RA
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CHEVY CHABE-3-bedr0om, "a.
bath brick Colonial; eenter-hall
plan: powder room on LIST hoori
nice kitchen with breakfast space
mid eos. This Is an exceptionally
nice home. Call W0. $4,000 VI
Q. KDW. H. JONES CO., INC,
$500 Connecticut ave.
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IHYATTSVILLE, 44O1 Queensbury
I'd, near new shopping center
Lge. frame det,, corner; 3 extra
Ice. hedrms. and bath, End A.; 3rd
A.. storage attic. OWNER, EN-.
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ARL. N.-Three -bedrm. brick CO.
lonial. Full bsmt. with "a bath,
side porch. fenced yard; Sl4b;
available Sept. !.
WESTLAWN-This 3-bedrm, ram
bier, with extra room up, fenced
Sard: mr.. schools, bus and shop
ping; immed: occupancy; SID.
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HOUSES UNFuRNIsHED
tcoNTINUEDl

COLLEGE PARK, e744 send ave-
fenced lot; Sl1O mo, H, CARLYLE
AZ IOZIER. WA 7-kQOO
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VIENNA, va, AREA-California
rambler: glass walls. firepl.. fam
lily. rm., dining bar, Ia baths. 8
bedrms., carport with storage; "a
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BETHESDA-Completely furn. 2
bedrm., rec, rm. and garage; cow
to NH and NMC: $3.50 per mo
EDWARD Ed y! F ;P Fry CO. CO. OIL. 4
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FOXHAIL-DUMBARTON AREA
Large 3-bedrm,, 3-bath, brk, ram
bier with central air condition
ine: fun basement, maids IN
and bath; built-in garege; S3l,
$50. Gail Mr.. eehneideE, u
S-lOee NAH Q. HEQ4Re
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

AMER. y. PK.--orig, charming,
immaci 6-rm., 2-bath home; every
convenience, extra features. IN
usually lovely and pvt. setting;
excel. financing. DU. 7-2785.
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LEgN INC NV; corner =
Easy 70 operate fully equipped;
will sacrifice II. DRAVILLAs
REAL ESTATE Co, AID. S-O742,
INTERESTED IN PURCHASE OF
profitable established business;
have $4,000 cash. p. o. Box
1855, Wash. 20, D, C.
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

ALEX bedrms., 2 baths. rec. rm.
with kit. Ideal for 2 couples or
family: lge. I'd; S1S5. XII. S-1249.
ARL., Mr. PENTAGON-3 bedrms..
3 baths; beaut. furn.; avail. for
Is DAYS. OF. 4-S777.
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FALLS CHURCH, Broyhill Park
Large brick 3-bedroom rambler;
dining room. fully equipped kitch-
en-. daylight basement; newly dec.
GRATED weekdays, after 9. il.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
DELICATEssEN, 2sOs 14th q

DELICATESsEN, 23Os I4th 81
NV: excellent business; must sell
have other interests.
DRY CLEANING PLANT, Fred
ssG Grss: v .s;:. owners II hssitl
King plant Il saerikee: sye S1sse
for .first 8 months this year
Total price, $4,000. $4,000 cash
bal. on notes. OF, A-Rk0k
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IS MI. FROM d. c.: business and
leme combined, one acre, corner
property, entrance to Washing
59ns nlrtnpiase: Routes 3 and
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HOUSES FOR sALE--M.W.>
lconilnUsdl

|GEORGETOwN-5-bedrm. house;
3 baths, well constructed; excel,
location; mr., transp.. school and
church. Living rm, with fireplace.
dining rm,, ? Kitchens, enclosed
porches, finished spacious reereA-
ton rm., garden and detached
garage. For sale by OWNER. &2S-
600. Substantial down payment
required. Can be seen BY apt.
only, Pc. 3-74S3.
POTOMAC PALISADES = Lovely.
brand-neW, 4-bedrm., 3-beth brk.
rambler: on q delightful circle
with views across the valley. AT.
ranged for separate 'tn-law
apartment II desired. Double
porches, garage, lovely elueroom'
FeRSsENK' 0! 4 P5H 51isc NC 81.
7-i4l1: ewes, OIL. 6-2442.
SHEPHERD PARK: by oWNER-
ITm1S S %si fr pss1, Colonial; lss
car . ~ mos. ia; oversize ain.
rm. with door opening onto patio:
huge kit. with nook, 3 twin-siZe
bedrms., ga baths, also Nm. 3rd
A.: low 2OS. OWNER transferred.
NV. RIA. S-36S2.
SH0REHAM AREA-TowN HOUSE.
Just on Conn. ave, suitable for
Ice. family or professional man.
Entrance hall. formal din. rm.
with beamed ceilings. 8 bedrms..
den, 31a baths, 2 screened porches,
1Sx20 rec. rm. with bar. maids
I'm, and full bsnlt.; real value At
S24. $50; immediate possession.
OWNER, AID. 2-629S.
SPRING VALLEY-Lovely English
manor home with 5 bedrms. and 5
baths. LIST a, features spacious
library. 16x17 living rm.. dining
rm., screened porch, breakfast
room, Kitchen, full bath. Situated
on large, lovely corner lot, Ger
tainly one Of the ilnest homes
you'll md in this area. Priced AZ
$4,000. Call Mr.. Johnson, EN-.
2-S2O6, DISTRICT MARYLAND
REALTY INC: ewes. OIL. 4-13S9.
WHITTIER ST. AT I6th-First Of
iering: sell or rent furn. Two
very line brick homes. Three bed
rms, baths, 4 rms. on first moor,
rec, rm.. gar, I'd. After decent
cash payment, balance IN one
trust. less than rent. STRoUP'
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FAIRFAX = Attractive 3-bedroom
rambler; large kitchen, full base
ment with garage; = blks. school;
reas.; refs. JE. 4-2154, RULoN
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VIENNA AREA-Doll house for 2,
on "a acre; lawn, trees, garden;
newly dec: l bedrm., liv. rm.,
kit. bath, scr. back porch; avail.
iYnn1ad IA O.Q0A0 after q N m
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HOUSES UNFINISHED

ALEx.-Sailor being transferred: 2
VI. lease. required. 4 bedrm., fire.
81. l "a baths. fun bsmt:' Y acre
fenced lot: mr., schools, vacant
s sePs; 10; sl2b per mo. So
ALEX, mr.. Shirley hwy; Is min.
Pent.,. mr.. shop. cntrs., schl. and
commissary; avail. Aug; 30 or
bedrms., GE kit, newly dec, tiled
1898 or so. 5-4292.
ANDREWS FIELD AREA-Four bed
rooms, "a baths: spacious house
and grounds; avail. now; Sl40.
ANNANDALE AREA-3-bedrm. brk
rambler, frepl., GE kit, full bsmt.,
] blk. TO school and bus, S120.
MILL1CAN REALTY. JE. 3-7745.
ARL., n, Beach nr, Wilson,
bedrms., liv. rm., din; redec.,
heat furn., avail; $116. FE
ARL., ITO N. Cleveland, on Wash
blvd.-6 rooms, fireplace, base.
ment; large yard; S126. ACME
ia. 2-1421.
ARL., N.-Attractive 2-bedrm.. all.
brick custom rambler; lge. rms.
center hall, equip. kit, fireplace
lge. level lot: detached garage,
nr. Fl. Myer; immed. possession
$40, option to buy. IA. 4-1394
ARL.. Newly dec, 8 bedrms :;
excel. location: immed. possession
S125; KE. s-597s.
ARL. n, Lyon Village area-Brick
rambler, new-house cond. ThreC
bedrooms. bath, IN. bsmt.. cleo
kit, washer, drler; avail. Sept. 8;
$3.50. GEORGE MASON GREEN
Co. REALTORS, IA. 4-1400.
ARLINGTON - 2-bedrm. semidet
with bsmt. and attic: fine suburb
neighborhood; 3 Minis. from Key
Bridge: all transp. facilities: S95
1914 N. goth I'd. ia. 2-096s.
ARL., N.-3 bedrms., sep. din. rm..
porch, S125. Call FL. 4-9327: II
no answer call FL. 4-S47S.
BETHESDA AREAS bedrms., ~
baths; desirable; gas heat: esrport;
$40 per mo. OIL. 6-20S6.
BETHEsDA-Two-story brk.: 2 bed
rms, hrepl close to schools and
shopping: sos mo. HA. 2-7794
CHEVY CHASE, Oh Brookville I'd
3 bedrms., paneled den, bsmt. {;
S125. ERNEST H. LUNG, Di.
7-2221. 10. s-4363.
CHEVY CHAsE-Brick. semidef.;
bedrms., 2 baths, den. rec. rm.:
redec.: Sl75. EN- 2-2010.
CHEVY GLASS; bedrms-,
baths, rec. room, extra bath in
basement. Includes air eondi-
TONERS and deep freeze. $40
Sept. 10. IN. 2-2216. TIGHE
WOODS.
CHEVY CHASE, MD. - Brick: 4
bedrooms, 2Is baths, den. electric
kitchen, recreation room: fenced
lot; good schools; S235. CAL Mrs
/ Sansouey. OIL. 6-4934. MAR
sTELLER-M ecABE. wo. 6-1s6e.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Beautiful
| 3-bedrm. home; scr. porch, drive
way, garage: S1s5. VII. 2-337s.
CLEVELAND PARK-6-foom de-
tached; garage: $3.50 mo. IN
3-e224 after 8 pm.
COLLEGE PARK-3-bedYm. briel
~l@hiaYs Ala hluaf larHn 818naf
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CATHEDRAL AREA

2sl7 BELLEVUE TERRACE
home, priced for immediate sale;
LIST A., entrance hall. Ice. liv.
and din. rooms, kit, den: End a..
4 Ice. bedrms., 2 baths; finished
attic. concrete front porch; 2.
car garage; nice yard.
ROGERS REALTY co.
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HOUSES UnFURMIsHED
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

SILVER sPRING-Furn. home or
sRETs 81 s sSsnin Ssi' NA Gag sss MS
WANTED TO RENT 2-bedrm, house,
Mt. Rainier area. AP. 1880,
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COLORED-$750 On.
DETACHED BRICK. IN UPPER
BRENTWOOD. on large lot, in
neW-house eond.; concrete front
porch; Q rms, paneled den, "
baths, heated recreation room, 3
Ice. bedrms.: stairway to heated
and finished attic: gas heat. de-
tached brick garage. TRADE AC-
GIFTED: Priced low With reason
day. ST. 3-3626, HA. 2-ls43.
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CONTEMPORARY WITH TREES

Delightful indoor and outdoor liv-
ing in this 2-bedTm. home: elec.
JE. 4-6610
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CHEVY CHASE, d. c. = Moderr
brick FancheT In q fashionable In,
town section. JUST S31,b00.
large bedrooms. center hall. To-
days kitchen, beautiful screened
porch oVerlooktng patio, garden
Rarage. All IN hne condition
CAL our uptown once, KB. 7-160l
(afteF z, IN. 2-6S0s). SHANNON
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Z Held for Action
On Yokinq Charge

Two men were held for the
Grand Jury yesterday, charged
with yoking a 56-year-old
Washington man last May 10.
Joseph Siegers of 1900 Fiji
tenth street NV. testified in
Municipal Court he was
knocked unconscious and robbed
of $13 in an apartment house
basement in the 1400 block of
T street NV. Charged were
William English, "a, of the 1900
block Of Gallaudet. street NV.
and David Green, 81, Of the
1000 block of Portner place
NV.
Judge John Lewis Smith, jr.,
set bond at $4,000 for Green,
who has been on conditional
release from a robbery SEN
tence since last fall. Judge
Thomas c. Scalley set bond at
$4,000 for English.
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GIN and Union
ToRenewTa|ks

DETROIT, June 3 R.-
General Motors and the United
Auto Workers Union agreed to-
day to resume negotiations to-
morrow afternoon on a new
labor contract.
Bargaining talks were broken
of last Thursday midnight
when the GM-UAW contract
expired.
The union dropped its de-
mand that bargaining talks be
shifted from the GIN building
to a downtown hotel. The COM
pany promised to provide the
union Office space in the build
ing for the negotiations.
Lacking contracts with the
Big Three. the JAW resumed
bargaining today with one of
the car industry's two smaller
independents. American Mo-
tors Corp.
The AMC negotiations. re-
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enabling the Government to at
tract better people.
Second, there will be a bet
ter possibility of funding
money tends nowadays to get
lost in the shuttle of the serv-
ices research and development
program.
Third, we can expect better
cooperation and less rivalry
between the services and other
agencies interested in space.
And, finally, with permanent
congressional committees es-
tablished there will be greater
interest here on the Hill and
more informed and responsible
critics"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-03

anxious to preserve military
prerogatives in space. 1t seems
clear that Senator Symington
would spearhead any fight to
prevent the establishment OF
absolute civilian supremacy be-
yond the atmosphere.
1t is the position of the Mis-
sourian, a former Secretary Of
the Air Force, that some appli-
cations of space science are
primarily military and should
be in the hands of the Defense
Department. He and some OF
his colleagues would like to see
a "two-track" system of space
research and development, with
an overseer available to keep
the civilian and military agen-
cies from tripping over each
other.
One Senate technician saw
in the House-passed space bill
a certain conflict with the De-
tense Department reorganiza-
ton plan. He said:
"We've just seen them pro-
pose a top-level director of re-
search and engineering in the
Pentagon with a special task
of directing all space research.
And now we have a bill saying
that all research will be super
vised by the head of the space
agency"
Unaminity on One Point
On one subject there appear
ed to be Capitol Hill unanimity
however. That was that q
meaningful space act will be
passed this session. The con-
sensus is that while mere pas
sage of an act by Congress
will not insure our overtakine
the Russians in space tech
nology it would be almost i'm
possible to overcome their leac
without such legislation.
IAN overall agency will hav'
a number of beneficial effects,
one legislative craftsman pre-
dicted.
First, it will give create
prestige to the space program
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THE EVENING STAR AS
Washington, D. c. 80
TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1893

ploys about 10000 persons in
its auto and appliance plants
as compared to the half mil"
lion workers of the Big Three.
Studebaker Packard is the
other independent.
The aftermath of the unsuc-
cessful Ford, General Motors
and Chrysler negotiations was
was quiet.
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EIIender to Lead Fight
For Further Aid Cuts

underdeveloped countries,
which, if granted, would make
the total program $3.6 billion.
But the loan fund is not a part
of the pending bill, because it
was authorized last year.
Amendment Planned
Senator Morton, Republican
Iof Kentucky, announced today
he will offer an amendment to
the foreign aid bill to make a
public record of counterpart
funds spent by members of
Congress to defray their ex-
penses while on official trips,
Senator Morton recalled that
when he was an ofhcial of the
State Department his travel
expenses were a public record
and he thought the same rule
should apply to Congress.
The Foreign Relations Com
mittee already has recon-
mended that all committee:
travelling abroad file expense
accounts with the Appropria'
tions Committee, which would
make rules to govern publica-
ton of the reports in the Con-
gressional Record.
Showdown to Be Later
The fight being waged in the
Senate this week for a further
cut in the authorization bill !;
only a preliminary skirmish
The real showdown will come
later on the foreign aid APP
preparation bill. No matter what
figure is finally agreed on by
the House and Senate for the
authorization bill, it will be a
target for further efforts to
! cut it in the appropriation bill,
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cessed in April. resumed on the
heels Of the failure Of the
union and Ford, Chrysler and
General Motors to agree on
new terms.
1t was the first time Walter
Reuther's union went to the
bargaining table with a smaller
auto company in the absence
of a contract precedent set by
the larger firms.
American Motors, whic h
makes the Rambler car. en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-03
BY J. A. OLEARY
Star stan Writer

Senator Ellender, Democrat
Of Louisiana, is prepared to
lead a Senate fight for further
reductions in the So billion for
eign aid authorization bill.
The Senator was not ready
to announce the size Of the cut
he will demand, but he indi-
Gated it would resemble the
$3.50 million reduction Senator
Mansfield, Democrat of Mon
tana, tried to push through
while the Foreign Relations
Committee was considering the
bill.
The Ellender move will not
come until tomorrow, when
voting on changes in the bill
will begin. Senators will de-
bate general provisions Of the
bill today.
Gave President Option
The Foreign Relations Com
mittee refused to accept Sena-
tor Mansfield's cutback propo-
sal, but it did report out bill
providing $235 million less than
the amount requested by the
White House. 1t voted to let
the President decide whether
this cut should come from the
$1.8 billion for military aid,
from the $685. million for de-
Tense support or be divided be-
tween these two items. Thus
committee reduction was not
quite as deep as the $3.50 mil :
lion cut the House made before
/ it passed the bill on May H.
The administration also
wants this Congress to appro-
pirate $500 million for loans in
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Senators Seek to Keep
Space Role for Military
BY WILLIAM HINES
Star stan Writer

Senate battle shaped today the question OF
authority would be granted the man VINO VIII neau
Americas outer space program
The House yesterday passed by voice vote and sent to
the Senate designed to set National Aerona-
tics Space Administration agency the House bill said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-03

would exercise control over
aeronautical and space re-
search, development and explo-
ration, sponsored by the United
States"
The measure added that the
NASA would "act in co-opera-
ton with the Department OF
Defense insofar as such activi-
ties are peculiar to, or pri-
marily associated with weapons
systems, military operation, or
the defense of the United
States clause which one
Senate expert said looks like
they expect the Defense De-
partment to do all the Coop
Grating"
Fight Predicted
Some Senate sources, wor-
ried that military projects
would be subject to civilian
agency decisions, fatty pre-
dicted a fight on the matter of
control when House and Senate
space bills come to conference.
"How rough the fight will be
depends on how sincere the
House was in choosing the
language of the bill," one Sen
ate official said. Perhaps il
can be easily adjusted. but il
not you may be sure there will
be trouble"
The House bill was writer
by a special committee headed
by Majority Leader McCor.
mack of Massachusetts. 4
similar committee in Senate
led by Majority Leader John
son of Texas, is in the process
of writing a measure of its own
In addition, there is al
administration proposal which
was the subject of hearings [
few weeks ago before the John
son committee.
Military Role
At the time of these hearings
it was apparent that som
highly influential Senator'S
among them Senator Syming
ton. Democrat of Missouri-Wer
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Military Role

At the time of these hearings,
it was apparent that some
highly influential Senator'S
among them Senator Syming-
ton, Democrat of Missouri-were
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-09-12
RETURNS TO OLD HOME
TO FISH AND SEE OLD
FRIENDS; PASSES ON

The years roll on, but those who
have lived in this Coastland love
to return, to visit old friends and
to fish as in the good old days. Ed
ward Francis Payne, had passed
his three score and ten. and he was
back to the scene of his boyhood
Thursday, off for mullet fishing in
the cool of the evening with his
brother Ellard Payne. 1t was like
in the old days, and he was happy,
but he died suddenly Of a heart
attack.
Mr.. Payne 70, had been living
away from Stumpy Point nearly
40 years. For many years he was
employed in the joiner shop Of
Kramer Bros. Co. in Elizabeth
City. For the past three years he
had lived in Portsmouth, Va. with
a SON, Major E. Payne. A second
son, Elmer, survives at Cayuhoga,
Ohio.
His wife, the late Daisy Payne
died two years ago, and Is buried
at Stumpy Point too. He was Of q
large family Of children, the son of
the late Cornelius and Leah Payne
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