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SEAsH0RE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY, Md -bedrm. cot.
taee. on beach; liv. rm., kit, bath
500 per wk. HE. 4-465s
OCEAN CITY, MD.-CottageS, spa
cious new apis. Few vacancies. $50
weekly, up. Call now, ia. s-3450
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80 acres for sale; all utilities, Suit,
for earden apts. MONTGOMERY
County, overlooking Rock Greek
paTk Call Mr. Kibbe
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

CHARMING SUBURBAN HOME
. -story home: full basement and
garage in basement. LIST floor. !
rms. and "a bath. End Moor,
stone patio. 10O'x20W wooded lot.
Situated on US. Highway Route.
Is north, 8 miles south of Will
Transport, Pa. Very short distapce
to Eagles Mere" Pa. Resort"
area. Ideal for a summer home
and hunting lodge: deer and big
game. Also ideal for family NOV
ing to WilliamSport,- Pa, area.
Reason for selling: Owner moving
out Of state. For further informa-
ton call Lawrence 9-0ls7 after
& pm.
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Blk. CAPE COD

HERNDONi FHA approved or can
be purchased conventional. Sl,5OO
down, Sl40 mO.-3 bedrms., . full
baths. fun bsmt., huilt-in range
and oven beaut. cabinets. Ice.
lot close 70 schools. stores,
churches, S1S,50O. By OWNER,
Earudon 1u-
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

4 BUYER. cash today or will sell
rent for you Free appraisal WI
6-1g7O, DIcKEY'S. AP 7.S0S0
"A CASH BUYER OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS Ii $4,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
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IA. 7-s50O. aO4s WILSON BLvl
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STONE OF
GIBRALTAR

Four bedroom stone Cape Cod
with three baths, full basement,
recreation room, screened porch,
beautifully handicapped wooded
lot in excellent location. FHA ap-
praised at $4,000. Investigate
the outstanding value today.
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1870 nIMENsTONs
DREAM HOUSE
BY OWNER

Erar1GUs 3-oedrm. home; lge NV.
n with fun brk wall irepl, in
ar knitting. bullt-in hkcase. ano
rahs-- comp reuec. &c luxe Kit all
tIu-gEe eeerms Tea with lge
eTrsesyf. vanity tiled bathrm m
kSrt with dehumidiher. iSxls
Gcr 1orch. lge wooded. fenced I'd {.
rIcSs % schcoI. bus shops, 6 nj
wrEs e Sever Corners On Rte So.
tHrr Isft. foIIev OPEN signs 70
Sos NA1er rc-. Pals Church, JE-
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Yeonas Realty
ia. 8-2100

TALL SHADE TREES surround this
eharmingly different new home
with terrific view, in the city OF
Fails Church-True center hall.
3 bedrms tone 1919. "a baths
formal din. nm, dream cleo. kit.
wltable space, . hzepls., full
bsmt. with beaut. IN. rec. rm';
carport. Priced correctly At S2s:-
900. For further details call The
DARBY CO., Exclusive Agents,
IA 5-93a3. once open 9 I'll q.
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Redwood Rambler

A magnificently handicapped
home with fabulous azaleas
and a variety Of shrubs and
trees. Located an a quiet
North Arlington street,
there are three comfortable
bedrooms, living room with
huilt-in bookshelves and a
floor -to-ceiling firep
wall. YOUNGSTOWN kitchen,
with built-in breakfast
bar. and a recreation room
with picture windows look
ing out to a rear yard
screened with walls Of
shruhbery. Attached garage
provides additional space for
garden tools and bicycles.
We are happy about the low.
low price Of SIg,a5N, as
you will be when you see
this lovely home.
LURIA BROS.
A. 7-s5OO. aO4s WILSON BLvl
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

BREEZY POINT BEACH, ND. -
Cottage, furnished, sleeps 10, !
block from bay. IA. 2-l55l.
RDGEWATER, MD.-Furnished co: =
tage: accommodates 8: by week
or month: auto. washer and drier:
melted beach; slip avail: SIS per
wk. Colonial S-S19S.
EPPING FOREST-Attrac modern
5-rm. cottage. ia. S-2S62 or vi.
9-2512 Annapolis.
ON BAY, Mason's Beach, Carol
10 cottage, modern . bedrms.
nice. place; reas. 10. 6-3403.
GRIN. HOUSE, Ia baths: on
beautiful creek of South River
Situated on hill overlooking boat
yard. Prefer retired couple!
capable of renting boat slips ana
collecting rents. Compensatlons
fer slip rentals. Write Box 80
Annapolis, Nd.
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OLDER HOME

In excellent condition and reflect
ing the giant room sizes OF yes
teryear. Four bedrooms, pa baths,
excellent convenient North Ar
lington location.
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GARAGES

RENT z garages, mr.. 9th A. II a.
ne, All brick, only SIS mo. I'm
med Do6s.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $4,000
QUIZ ST. NV. 1885, at Dupont
Cir,-Parking space for 1 car. 81
mo. Phone DU, 5-bb13.
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SLOW POKE
HOLLEY REALTY

SPRINGFIELD. Edsall PARKS.
bedrm. Virginian rambler. full
bSmt, scr. carport lee. corner
lot; Sls,300. NO AGENTS. CT
6-5aqS.
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$4,000 So. TT.

Heavily constructed two-level build
Ing with direct access from street
TO each level RR, siding with 3
freight doors high. ceiling
sprinklers: S truck doors; ar
ranged for use OF conveyor from
freight cars to upper level; $50
ID. floor load located In GEORGE
possible possession sooner.
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC.
1875 H ST. NV. Realtors
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.

II, u. 0 front end loader: less than
1000 hrs In peri cond.: 80 ,950.
terms or best cash ofier; will con.
slider desirable Va real estate In
trade JE. 2-403l. Closed sun.
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FARMS

FARMETTE-Approx 10 acres; z
acres cleared, 16 fruit trees
planted; land in area worth ST.
mercisl. l mi from Potomac River
and Marshall Hall Amusement
Park. 330-ft, road frontage on
Rte. 227. organs I'd, Nd. 2-bedrm.
frame cottace: new birch kit.
cabinets, garbage disposal; 3 wells,
tool house and shed; plenty Of
trees and flowers; S13.95O. Call
OWNER, Sat. and Sun. Riverside
3-5441. Wk. days, DI 7-1167
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
"ATTN SpORTSMEN"

ATTN. SPORTSMEN"
10 a, mr.. Star Tannery, Va. $3.50
-, s. M. Gore, Va. '9uu
IL a. oN Shenandoah River 5000
We could continue on through me
but why not call us for our latest
list of mountain properties
JAMES E. BARNEY, Agent
Vienna. Va ~. h,S@6O
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JAMES L. DIXON a CO.. Realtors

LEASE; NE, SEC, DC; 1000 "a
It. on . floors In FIRE rest. bldg.
Powered for industrial, frRt, elev
and enclosed yard. For insp.. call
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

GEORGETOWN-Modern building,
1900 50. IT.. completely remod-
eled, air conditioned: ample park
ing available: ideal for drug
store, restaurant, cafeteria, any
retail use. Excellent once space.
GEORGE Y. WORTHINGTON &
SON. 3l46 NJ st. NV. FE. $4,000.
HAVE BUILDING, 64x24; fiuores-
cent lighting; suitable for laun-
dTamRt. Call HU. 3-442l.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
by Far the Finest
General Parker Shores"

Vacation and retirement water
front lots. Come see, you'll agree;
at Sandy Point, Westmoreland
County, Va. HISTORYLAND, INC.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FL GAMING 1859 Chevrolet acton
truck. excellent condition. $1,000.
10. 4-5354
OIL TRUCKS, S straight units, ]
tractor trailer METROPOLITAN
FUELS CO, 5O6O River I'd, Be-
theSda. o.. "-6lO0.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. Tor RENT
DISTRIBUTORS
MANUFACTURERS
LABORATORIES

So acres industrial zoned
Ground on main highway-
railroad-all utilities: IL
miles Washington Mont
gomery county. Will build
and lease back, AVAIL
nine, ST. $1,000. ewes. EN-.
3-7O63. with JAMES L.
DIXON Il CO., REALTORS.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
APT. HOUSE GROUND


80 acres for sale: all utilities. Suit.
for gaTden apis. Prince Georges
County on Rte.
- acres for sale; all utilities. Suit,
for earden = Apts MONTGOMERY
County, overlooking Rock Greek
Park. Call Mr.. Kibbe,
WEAVER BROS, INC.
R a. n ~ MORTGAGE BANKERS .3Ss
BEAUTIFUL and 2 acre home
sites. facing Congressional Coun.
try Club, S3,oh0 up; terms.
SHAPIRO INC, l413 X. ME. S.l7l7
CoLEsVILLE-4h acre. Sound in
vestment. win Acriiice for cash,
RIA. 3-I3s8 ewes, JU. 9-5569 daily,
COLESyILLE AREA.-Leyel half;
f RifLE ~ CO. n 81. f sIsili &OOO'
FAIRFAX COUNTY-on 3 rosas,
1000 acres, suit, for any larse
developer: min. cash 100000
Box 1897. Star.
ONLY R2B On. - Building sites,
nearby Md. beach areas. hr
from D. c.: $500 M. RA. $1,000
PISCATAWAY HILLS
Only q few nice lots left the prices
are drastically reduced TO Settl,
the estate this week. 5-acre tracts
2la-acre tracts. lh-acre tracts
and ha-acre tracts. This subdivision
is on Piscataway Bay with a beaut
panoramic view, and We have do
mated 3 acres for park on tht
waterfront with boating privileges
free to all lot owners Small On
payment and easy monthly pay
ment. Directions; Go out Indian
Head highway Sc ) miles from
d. c. line, turn right on Old Fort
I'd, blk. to trailer once. BEACH
REAL ESTATE, CHI. $4,000 oil
HI. a-5666.
va, NEAR MT. VFRNON-22 half.
acre, cleared, level lots in new sub.
division. Ready for recording and
immediate construction. Sewer enc
water. Have master CRV. Price
$4,000. Can subordinate S@7,50O
TIE. $500 or TIE. 6-75a6.
2 LOTS, one 3 acres, one g. acres
road frontage on Rte. q, . mis-
hospital. $4,000 for both. Cal
OWNER, Sat and Sun, Riverside
3-5942; wkdays. DI. 7-2167.
66i.s9O SO. FIT. An ideal locati
for any industrial purpose. Clost
to railroad siding, approx. 2,00t
It. from airport, about 1870 II
from the main hwy to D. c
Sewer and water will be avail
able. Approx. 30c per 50. y: Fol
quick sale. HErndon 6-65W3.
81 LOTS, Woodmoor-H. J. BE
pUD III ORh9A
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10000 SO. FIT,

1U,UUU ON4. i.
New modern warehouse with en-
closed loading bays. R.R. in rear.
At 2Q1O v st. ne. PERI. loo. for
TOP night varehousing organiza-
10000 SO. FIT. ..
New brick and block bldg. 47th
ave, Kenilworth, Nd. Will divide
into 1000 50. II. units. Covered
truck door in front, RR. in rear
$4,000 SO. FIT.
New brick and block bldgs. at Sem
mary I'd. and Baileys Crossroads,
Va 2 bldss. OF l5,l7S SO. It.
avail.
1880 SO. FIT.
Masonry bldg. at IS L st. ne
Drive-in doors on both streets
Heavy floor load. .sor1e parkinc.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
REALTORS
MORTGAGE BANKERS
WASH. BLDG. DI. 7-s3OO
Evening star., 1959-11-18
ChrysIer Halls
Valiant Work

DETROIT, Nov. 18 (AP).-
The national steel shortage
cuts further into United States
auto output today with the
halting of production of Chrys-
ler's new smaller car, the
Valiant.
The company said approx
mately 2,7O0 hourly rated
workers are to be laid of at
the Valiant assembly plant in
suburban Hamtramck tonight.
The Hamtramck facility is the
lone assembly plant for the
Valiant.
These latest furioughs viii
bring to 10.5S0 the total Chrys-
Ter layoffs since the recent steel
strike began. The Hamtramck
plant will continue to produce
Dodge cars, the company said.
Chrysler said it expects
enough steel to become avail
able to resume production early
next month. The corporation
stopped producing Imperials
last week end. 1t previously
discontinued assembly Of Dodge
trucks. Other Chrysler lines
are operating on short work
weeks.
The increase in Chrysler
layoffs came as General Motors
began to call back some of its
100000 idled because of the
steel famine. GIN was hardest
hit Of the auto producers by
the steel strike.
General Motors has not
built a car for a week.
The Valiant went on sale
only. three weeks ago and less
than 10000 have been built.
Evening star., 1959-11-18
No Quick U. S. Comment

In Washington the Defense
Department had no immediate
comment on Mr.. Khrushchev's
report on Soviet missile pro-
duction.
1t was not clear whether the
Premier was referring to inter-
continental missiles with a
range of several thousand
miles, or whether he was speak
ing of medium-range weapons
with a range of about 700 miles.
United States Defense Secre-
tary Neil H. McElroy has said
that on the basis Of intelligence
reports he expects Russia to
have about 10 intercontinental
missiles ready by the end of the
year. Some sources believe
Russia may have hundreds of
medium range missiles.
United States missile produc-
tion is secret, but the total
mber of intercontinental
missiles planned is probably
we'll under $50.
Evening star., 1959-11-18

"Or do they think we are try
ing to do a cosmic-ray expert
ment or are we just copying
everything the Russians do? Or.
indeed, should we have a mill
tary space program, a civilian
space program, or both?"
81 believe there is also a lack
Of broad governmental under
standing of national objectives
The questions of the relative
priority of military and civilian
programs are not clear and, in
deed, inter-service and inter-
agency rivalry for scarce funds,
facilities and manpower is GER
tainly occurring"
DR.. Pickering predicted that
public arousal over the Nations
No. 2 position in space will be-
come increasingly obvious in
the near future.
"Shere are increasing signs
that the public is vaguely dis
contented and embarrassed by
our position in OIL space race,
and that it soon will make its
voice heard" he said.
He cited a West Coast
opinion poll which indicated
more interest among Los
Angeles residents over our
space problems than over the
vexing local problem of Smog.
In the returns, three out OF
every four persons say they are
ashamed of our position as
opposed to Russia in the space
program, and 6 out of every 10
said they wanted the United
States to catch up even If il
means reducing our standard
of living"
Evening star., 1959-11-18
Firm Federal
Payment
Advocated

The Federal City Council yes
terday was urged to continue its
efforts to secure . new and
more suitable formula for de-
termining the Federal payment
to the District one which
would permit advance planning
for public improvements.
Robert v. Fleming, in a re-
port at the councils annual
meeting. said most major cities
are able to plan improvements
on at least a four or five year
basis, assuring a continuity in
municipal planning and opera
tions.
I'm the Nations Capital, said
Mr.. Fleming. "this opportunity
for advanced planning is
denied. Instead, the most vital
decision affecting our city-the
level Of the Federal payment
Is tossed annually into the lap
Of Congress and every
year the officials and citi-
zens Of this great city go to the
Hill, hat in hand, to beg for
just enough money for one
more year of operation"
Mr.. Fleming, chairman of the
board of Riggs National Bank
and a member of the councils
steering committee for 1850
noted that the organization had
been very active in advocating
an increased Federal payment
to the District last year and
urged a similar effort in the
next session of Congress.
Other reports cited the need
for speeding up the Federal
Office building program and
sound and imaginative plan
ming in the rehabilitation Of
downtown Washington.
George A. Garrett, chairman
Of the councils board of direc-
tors, headed the list of officers
reelected for 1860. The organ
ization which includes both To-
cal and national business lead
ers, is pledged to the better.
ment Of the National Capital.
Evening star., 1959-11-18
Airmon in England
Freed in Child Death

LONDON, Nov. 18 (AP).-A
20-year-old United States air.
man was found not guilty today
of numbering the 14-month-old
son of his English girl friend
Airman Hale Edgar Ryan o1
Arroyo, Calf, was discharged
by a judge at the Old Bailey
Criminal Court.
Airman Ryan pleaded moi
guilty to the charge at a mag
istrate's hearing last week. He
denied having struck Kevir
Hughes. 14-month-old son Of
Anita Hughes, with whom hi
had been friendly. The chile
died October Is from interna
injuries.
Evening star., 1959-11-18
CRANBERRIES
Sofety Plan Offered
By Industry Group

ton with Federal and local
agencies ito insure uninter-
rupted delivery to the public
of an adequate supply of pure
and wholesome cranberries and
cranberry products"
Flemming Reviews Stand
Before representatives of the
cranberry industry pleaded fol
a swift settlement to the con-
tamination controversy, Mr.
Flemming reviewed the history
of the dispute, stating that re-
search has definitely established
that the weed killer causes can
Ger in the thyroid of rats wher
it is in their diet.
1T is the departments posi-
ton that because such a chemi-
cal is unsafe we cannot issue
a regulation setting a tolerance
for 1t when 1t causes cancer
in man or animal.
Shipment Of foods contain.
ing any amount Of such 6
chemical in interstate com.
merce is therefore Illegal"
Mr.. Flemming said HEW 81:
very desirouS Of working out 6
plan with the cranberry indus
try that will insure the fact
that the consumer is purchas.
ing safe berries.
1--WE are very aware of the
seriousness of the situation sc
far as the cranberry industry
Is concerned" Mr.. Flemmine
said, referring to the f1nancia,
impact on growers. He added
that HEW is most anxious tt
clear up the problem as soor
as possible within the bound:
of law and the requirements Of
public health"
Meanwhile, Safeway Stores
announced today that it is
Evening star., 1959-11-18
CARS
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Force Base, testified that the
used-car practices Of certain
dealers here have gotten to
the point where it is just out
rageous. ~
He told the board about a
letter received from a major
general stationed overseas re-
lating what had happened to
one of his men. The general
reported that the serviceman
had gone to a Washington
used-car dealer to buy a con-
vertible for $1,295. Before the
serviceman was through, the
general said, the price was
raised to $1,595 and the service
man had lost $700 without ever
getting the car.
Legislation Urged
Maj. Ehrlich, who has prac-
ticed law here for % years in
and out of the service, said the
finance companies claim that
they buy the contracts in good
faith and have nothing to do
with the rigging" by the used
car dealers.
Maj. Ehrlich recommended
remedial legislation and also
proposed that the Disciplinary
Control Board request the news
papers circulated on military
bases to control their used car
advertising.
Several board members COM
mended The Star for it's series
on the used car racket. Comdr
Bunting said the "city of Wash
Iington should feel indebted" TO
The Star for the series, entitled
Buyer Beware"
! Col. Tanner told the board
that The Star was providing
thousands of copies of the series
for distribution to Servicemen
1t. Col. Philip BoaS, provost
marshal of the Military District
of Washington and presiding
officer of the board, said the
board would consider in execu-
tive session what steps to take
in dealing with the used car
practices reported at the meet
ing.
Evening star., 1959-11-18
TRANSFERS
Mcclellan Accuses
Hoffo on Bonding
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torship and allowing Mr.. Hoffa
to take Office Professionally.
The Supreme Court this week
upheld the monitors claims of
broad powers under the 1853
decree.
District Judge F. Dickinson
Let's will be\ asked next week
to allow the monitors to take
depositions in the Sun Valley
case. The monitors plan to
complete gatherings Of evidence
within two months.
According to their plans,
Judge Let's then will hold a
civil trial of Mr.. Hoffa for vio-
lation Of the court decree. If
the charges are upheld, the
monitors will ask Judge Let's
to remove Mr.. Hoffa as pro-
visional president and to order
the unions executive board to
put him on trial for permanent
expulsion from membership.
Mr.. Hoffa could appeal any
action by Judge Let's.
If Mr.. Hoffa and several of
his key lieutenants are ousted,
the monitors believe, the rest
of the cleanup will follow
quickly. They expect to clear
the way for a new Teamster
convention, restoring full au-
tonomy to the union. by the end
of 1860 or the middle of 1861.
The membership will be dis
solved Immediately after the
convention.
The unions executive board
probably will appoint a tempo
rary successor to Mr.. Hoffa-to
serve until the conventional
ne is removed.
Bonding Rules Tightened
Senator Met Clellan said Team
eter headquarters last month
urged all locals to place their
bonds with the Summit Fidelity
& Surety Co. of Akron, Ohio.
The new labor reform law
tightens requirements for
bonding Of officials who handle
union money or property.
Irwin S. Weiner is president
Of the company's Illinois branch
and Sol c. Schwartz is secre-
tary-treasurer, the Senator said
In his letter to Secretary
Evening star., 1959-11-18

patches that touched of the
scare last week. BY the time
chemists had completed tests
on samples it was found the
lot already had been shipped
to jobbers.
Ten cases of the lot, con-
tanning "a pounds of fresh ber-
ries each, were found in Port
land. Greg. The rest of the lot
is being sought.
Evening star., 1959-11-18
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=
docrinologist of Tufts Medical
School, said II have not eaten
a cranberry lately but I have
eaten the compound"
Mr.. Flemming asked him If
he meant there is no danger
involved.
"Yes, that's exactly what ]
mean" DR.. Astwood replied.
5-Point Plan Submitted
Mr.. Stevens submitted the
following flve-point plan:
l. The industry would con-
tinue its voluntary ban on the
use of the weed-killer amino
triazole, said to induce cancer
in rats. He said this does not
imply the use of this chemical
is dangerous but only that as
yet not enough is known
about it.
2. The segregation by grow
ers and marketing agencies OF
all cranberries possibly Sus-
pected of being contaminated
with the chemical. He said this
plan of segregation had beer
put into effect at the begin
ming Of the 1859 harvest anc
that under it about 4.8 million
pounds of cranberries have beer
impounded.
3. The testing of all cram
berries of the 1859 crop nov
in the hands of growers anc
distributors by methods con-
sistent with those used by the
Food and Drug Administration
4. The destruction Of al
cranberries found by such tests
to contain any residue Of the
weed killer.
5. The continuation Of SCI
entific research and co-opera.
Evening star., 1959-11-18
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in West Berlin is regarded as
unlawful and as a provoca-
ton"
I'VE have never recognized,
we do not recognize and we
shall never recognize your
rights to West Berlin" he told
the West Germans.
Evening star., 1959-11-18
Strikers Return to Aid
Heart Patients FIiqht

SHANNON, Ireland, Nov. 18
(AP). = Striking airport en-
ployes went back to work for
80 minutes last night to let a
heart patient take off for the
United States for an operation
Oil workers on strike-bound
Shannon Airport suspended
their strike to permit the re-
fueling of a plane taking
Charlie Mullen, 25. to New
York.
Volunteers in Mr.. Mullen!
hometown, Port Arlington, hac
raised $4,000 to pay for tht
trip and operation at the Va
riety Club Heart Hospital il
Minneapolis, MINI.