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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21

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KENT HILL
S12.950

IMMEDIATE occuPANcY=-RENT
FREE ,yTyIrIt ssETrLEsMkEsTrr . 4
EQUIPPED KITCHEN: sQppEn
LOT. OFF.sTRRET PARKING,
81; s'1 Ioi,o. .w,sSsu sun s Ss s,osp "
CheveLiy. risht , mi. 10 open
BRENNAN siM s1 Il. HoLLrNoswoRrH
KN0LLWO0D = Attractive brick:
frame dsk home on, eoIper loi
E Rsy fti5iDl ssS.. o aoT y .sylas
n. PECK. Rsaitor. HE. 1-ei06.
Van van, L. |. UsI.E, VA EAR K,n, vail.
S laval ssrB: :SI. Of iesssisSs w.
cozy HonHIIs II kEs III COMPANY
LANHAM = New a-bedrn. brick
s Gambler; baths rs. fS snoy s'm, <
s sshOOIs ana aass ,rs ,Gs siS,7SS;
BUILDER. Hp, s.7iSs. ''''
LIVINGSTON PARK. 0x0N HILL
Sn nsw 3esdIp. o rsmS h: S ns1sd
street. all MAN, siS.ps0. ses0-
10, 7-Sil4,
LOVELY. B-ROOM FRAME RAM
BLER-wooded lot; yIlk:in
V .nd p, dS s sr.. ssrp ssS Ois n
ished daylight rec, RIM. with vinyl
tile noor: acoustic ceiling and
extra range and refer; wired Tor
sound In rooms with s speak
ers; close to schools, churches
S and tran;p;, Can OWNER for appt.
MD. UNIV. AND P. @. PLAZA;
open Sun. l.6. University Estates.
$500 Temple st. $500 blk. Univ.
Z blvd .l-custom-buiit. like-new. 4
bedrm., 2m-bath split-level: sep.
din. rm.; fully equipped de luxe
kit: daylight family rm.. 20x20;
iull bsmt.: patio: earport. Many.
many other extras. Priced In the
low 3Qs with excel. financing. IA.
2-136H, COHEE REALTY CO.. AP.
MT. RAINIER-S6OO down buys
this 4-bedrm. Cape Cod with seps-
rate din. rm.. large hy. .rm. with
firepl,, full bsmt. Ideal for grow
iaassoEsTTYi AND Nd sY sIao'e CO.. va.
MT. RAINlER-DetSched 8 rms. 2
baths. oil hot water heat, full
basement, large lot. Garage. SD
500. Reasonable terms. DUNN a
&C.. Realsor. WA. 7-Oo4s ewes
MT. RAINIRR-2-apt. bungaloV
live In one. rent the other; Rent
fruit And fioWera- WA 7.36fa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21
MT. VERNON BLVD.
CENTER-HALL
RAMBLER

On . lovely wooded corner
lot In 0 pleasant neiehbor-
hood. this new L-Shaped
rambler features q large
living rm. with firepl.. din
ing rm.. up.to-the-minute
completely equipped kitch-
en- with large breakfast
area. 3 bedrooms. . full
baths, basement. attached
garage and patio. Finance
FHA with only S2,a50
cash down. Pull price.
$23.95n. Can so. S-679O
70 see today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21
HOUSES ron sALE--MB.


PALMER Park, slsS down, no
E s:ssis%; 81 az ss.f lcs 20 ssEgS
r !.,,,Im:0, rf6 nm; s.as On, I'm, incl
bier. Assume present financing
immed. occupancy. Ex. 3-i54O
oURENs CHAPEL AREA--s2eS On
Incl. settlement. Lovely bungalow
fenced yard. Assume present a.
panoy, .Ss7 mo. Ex. $3.50.
QUEENS CHAPEL AREA---Beauti-
full brick Cape Cod, with bsnnt.,
twin-siEe bedfms, separate din,
rrii.. large iiv. rm., equip. kit,
fenced lot; fully Handicapped: $500
Con- CO... Ez 7 a.A.SSS5RTY AND BYRD
RAMBLERs-A aroup Of new =.
bedrm. homes with deep loti
ranging bet. $50 and 1917 II. Eye.
level oven, tabletop range. Full
hsmt,; 2 blks, from Grade school:
$4,000 10 S1k,2Oo. A low as
$3.50 down. uN. 4.s5s3.
peter ]. hagan and son
RlvERDAI.E = New ;.bedrm ram.
bier, lg. liv. rm. and kit, full
Sass,sm,t' sonysniently located BY
RIvERDALE, walk to st. BernArd's.
Brick rambler, lae, bedrms,.
liv. rln. with din. area, large kit,
with birch cabinets. and sye-leysl
Sysn .h Rec Type es ant. 9TH S SSs
oE s;SSSi T sHArf ssF% Co.. f IN, Z:
RIvERDALE-Loveiy 3-bedrm. older
house. Powder rm. on LIST moor.
ment, TO responsible marty. can
assume present financing. Elk.
kIvERDALE wOODs--Lge. 4:bed.
rm. split-level: . full baths, foyer
s snr:, mo ss,d fully s ss. sit' T onl;
Sis.oSO, PARAMOUNT REALTY,
WE. 5-b4s5.
ROGERS HTS. Cape Cod = one
bedrm and bath fst a. bedrms.
Win na PS repl an ssm,y sasss o NV r Tm
full bsmt.. bargain price at si1..
oEoRoEs REALTY CO.. IN. 4.
1885.
SEAT PLEASANT. $40 roth St
lys5S i;teS SS.d III. S 5sSs Eth ' SssE
s sfr! srg hi PA s7 s's as o Sa!s
sun. l-0 pm RE. 5.s347. RE.
6-0so4. FELLOWS REALTY co.
SEAT PLEAsANT-S495 dn. incl
settlement. Lovely Tyr. -old rem-
bier. Assume present financing
Elk. 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21
YATES
VILLAGE

Attractive 3-bedroom, ~
bath brick rambler with
large recreation rm. In
the full basement. Vacant
and ready TO move IN.
100000. Call n. $4,000
10 see " today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21

ARLINGTON-Would you like an
older home that SENS TO say well
come when you enter the door?
We have q 3-bedrm., brick Colo
NAL home. close in. that ir one OF
the best values for S1a.a50 that
we can ofier,. Gar. rec. rm.. cedar
closets in all bedrms., are but q
few Of the extras that will appeal
70 you. Assume large So loan,
Save on settlement charges: 81, 900
down; immed' possession; Lays
HILL q SONS CORR. Realtors,
1910 Lee hwy, . III ., IA. Al 300.
ARL;-EoR SALE BY BUILDER
Im.; l-bathh spill; level. Corner,
COW COW TO 70 eyerything .'G BUS u stop al
corner. All lge. rms, lly. rm. with
lrepl.. sep din. rm fully equipped
cleo, kit with rm. for breakfast
table. Ice. scr. porch. built-in
garage. finished rec. rm, with
iireDi,, DAYLIGHT bSmt. Only about
:, nj. from d. c. II YOU are .ook-
in" for A house close In you'll
be glad you stopped Out Lee hwy.
% N. Glebe I'd. turn north, 20 .
blks. 10 house and open sign on
corner Of "4th st. jE. :-10l1.
ARL.; of Col pike. Columbia For
est-..-bedrm., all-brick Colonial;
full bsmt. with outside entr., rec.
rm;; kit. din. rm.. liv. rm;, bath.
wall-to-wsll carpeting. Walking
distance, to shop. ctr. elem; and
Sl4 400. For appt.. UN. Al 06h.
s.-Attract brk.,
with big shade trees. Quiet ST..
walk to Pe iaH gGwn sS S.Sm:, TH "a
qunsIlidfnse purchaser OWNER OF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21

a FAnULoUs RAMBLRR BuYi .
hedrns.. din. rm.. vanity bath
fnotty-plne rec. rm.; earport;f hre.
burglar alarm; 3O-in. attic fan,
ADELPHI
Several 10 choose from. 3-bedrm
ssilsY i HSSs AtSs ifA " ccoAilHeS
hELLEFONr, near Andrews Field---
bedrn1s, III baths; on M.aere
corner lott newly decorated; oil
\. RuRSaiK, su. sH.Ssi4ess. '
BELrsyiLLK BEAUTY-Nsw x-bed.
lms @-tlls-bsth brick Caps Cod
Dright bsmt, with outside en-.
s,enss;, Pun ,, Sin. s In s !a ~,
PRIisaE Co, no. s.e1ss. =
s 3, Sso GAZE Az COP; PA sg9r0y. 2.
rm. with frepl. and bar, kit. and
shower: main a.. bedrms,, din
and small H.; IND md a. minis finishe S.'s !
rms; outdoor barbecue and patio,
eleetficaily equipped. sale By
OWNER, WE, b-69H0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21
CITY OF ALEX.
NEW HANDLERS
AND SPLITS

Custom built In q lovely
area near the new Alex
andria oSpitAl site.
Prices start at S27.950.
These vell-built homes
have 3 and 4 bedrooms,
2 baths. mahogany pan
eled recreation rooms,
screened porehes and many
variations" Select YOUR
lot early. Call XII. $3.50
TO see them today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21
JOHN r. OGLE

HLLCREsT HTs,-3-bedrm. brick
rambler; y baths, sep. din. rm.,
ell cleo. kit full bsmt., lOx.O
scr. porch; FHA appraised. Open
for inspection. 10. 5-9l66.
HILLCREsT RTs.-4s-ft. rambler.
spae, rms, sep. din. rm.: fully air
cond.: many extras; lge. fenced,
landscaped I'd. $3.50 dn. FLA.
By OWNER. 10. S.5117.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21
HIGH BRIDGE

New As. rambler on A-a. lot with
rR.. dream Kitchen and full bsmt.
cony. to bus service avail. to dntn.
Warrington. Priced TO move fast
at $1,000 with FHA financing
aysil, to aualifed purchaser. AP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21

HOUSES BY HUGHES-Top value
everything on one floor; 3 bright
bedfms.. ige. liv. rm., den, equip.
kit. fenced lot, patio: low-cost
Gas heat: only S11.5O0: $500
down; W, r. HUGHES CO.. AP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21

NJ bedrms., 2
baths: rush hour bathroom trafic
got you down? Solve this problem,
along with enjoying the luxury
OF wail-to-wall carpetine in living
room with fireplacel and dining
room. Private bedroom and bath
on lst noor. screened porch, pine
paneled TV room. and walk0ut
basement. Level. nicely handicapped
lot with trees. Picket fenced n
rear. Walk to Catholic High and
graue schools. Assume BIG 4hre
loan. S21,700. SKINNER a. SKIN
NER CO.. IA. 4-48l0.
ARLIN6TON-White brick Colonial
Liy. rm. with firepl., 3 bedrms.. I "a
baths, screen porch OF din. rm ,
GE-eouip. kit, full bsmt. with tiled
1r. and outside entr.: Diet. garage F.:
fenced in back yard; corner lot;
walk. dist, TO shop. center, schools
and bus Nv OWNER. S32 400.
sl33 N. HOLSTER st. KE. 6-9646
for appt.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-08-15

On the deceased wage Garner for
at least onehalf of his support.
What we mean by proof Of sup
port is evidence that the parent
was in fact dependent on the de-
ceased wage Garner.
@. How long must a depend
ent parent have been dependent
on the deceased wage Garner be-
fore dependency can be estab-
lished?
A. The minimum amount of
time is one-year period which,
in most cases, is the year imme-
diately preceding the sons or
daughters death.
@. My son was killed in mill
tary service during World War
II. l was receiving my chief
support from him when he died.
He married shortly before 60
ing overseas and I was advised
in 1915 I could not qualify for
social security as he was sur
vived by a widow. Has there
been any C h an g recently re-
garding hi provision of the
social security law?
A. Yes there has = you may
now be able to get benefits at
retirement age (65 for men, 81
for women. To do so you must
file proof of dependency with
your nearest social security Of
flee within two years after Au-
gust, 1858 when this change in
the law was enacted.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-08-15
Page Z
THE ROBBINS EAGLE
Saturday, August IS, 1859
Mothers Achievement
Club Meets

The Mothers Achievement
Club of Robbins met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bolden,
1920 McBreen Ave. The mothers
gave a Birthday Social P arty
in honor of each mothers birth
day.
Miss Scott, daughter of Rev.
Scott, was the honored guest
along with the Robbins Achieve
ment boys gifts were given to
the boys, also to the mothers.
Thanks to Mr.. and Mrs. Bolden
for their lovely duplex home.
Elder A. Snoddy, Founder
o. Bolden, Secretary
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-08-15
9Th Annual Tea Of
Flower Club

The Neighbor and Fri e n d
Flower Club will have their Sth
Annual Tea Sunday, August %,
1859 from 3 to 7 pm. at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Garrison. All m m bers and
friends are urged to attend.
The club also wishes to thank
Mr.. and Mrs" Merriweather for
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-08-15
Summer Band Classes
Closed Aug. 9TH

Mr.. Otto Bradford, band di-
rector of District 143R, an
nounces that all Summer Band
Glasses closed Friday, August 7.
Members of all classes took part
in a closing band S m n a + ).
where, they performed individ
ually and in groups.
After the seminar, the chill
dren enjoyed refreshments and
recorded music.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-08-15
Social Security
Gives Quetions
And Answers

@. have had some earnings
on my own social security &C.
count. Will parents benefits be
paid in addition to my own bene-
fits?
A. No, you will receive which
ever is the higher benefit.
@. What is this proof of sup
port business l keep reading
about in the newspapers in con-
nection with social security par
ents' benefits?
=. A. Well, one requirement for
parents benefits is that the par
ent has to have been dependent
the repast served at the last
meeting.
C. Mathews, Pres.
G. George, Reporter
o Cash Checks at -.
UTICA Currency Exchange
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02

so he often lost control of him
self.
Maj. Durrer said that when
his officers arrived, Mr.. Bon
ham talked to them coherently
and assured them he did not
have a gun.
He said they advised Mrs.
Bonham of this and told her
that because her husband had
committed no criminal action
they could not apprehend him
or search the house without a
warrant
They informed her, he said,
that they could take him into
protective custody only if she
obtained a special warrant
from a county judge.
Maj. Durrer said that to
afford Mrs. Bonham all as
sistance they could, the police
telephoned the judge and ar
ranged for her to appear to
obtain the warrant.
She finally agreed to 60
with one of the officers to OBJ
tain the warrant. One remained
outside the house.
When they left, Mr.. Bantam
shot himself.
1--WE cannot enter anyone's
house merely on someone else's
say-so without a legal docu-
ment unless a crime has been
committed" Maj. Durrer said,
Anything that we might
have done other than what we
! did do would have been illegal"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02

The young couple was un-
available in KristianSand for
comment.
Gov. Rockefeller, before leav-
ing Idlewild Airport for the
annual governors conference
in Puerto Rico, was piled with
questions about romance in
stead of the usual politics.
Would he and his wife favor
the marriage should the young
couple decide to wed?
I'VE certainly would" Gov.
Rockefeller told newSmen.
Would the Governor and Mrs.
Rockefeller visit Norway if the
marriage should take place
there?
II can't imagine that I would
not participate in the wedding
I of any of my children" said
the Governor. father of five.
Gov. Rockefeller had high
words of praise for Miss Ras-
muSsen, who was a maid in the
Rockefellers' Fifth Avenue
home several years ago while
she was in this country to study
English. He said Steven had
become very fond of her.
Il am very fond of her and
See ROCKEFELLER, Page Ais
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02
Rockefeller Approves
Sons Marrying Maid

NEW YORK. Aug. / (AP).-
Northumberland Gov. Nelson
A. Rockefeller gave hearty ap-
proval today to the possibility
of his son, Steven, marrying a
blond Norwegian beauty who
once was the family's house.
maid.
The Republican presidential
possibility said he and his wife
would look with favor on such
a wedding and indicated they
would go to Norway to attend
the ceremony if it were held
there.
Steven, %, sped to Norway
Immediately upon being dis
charged from the Army re-
Gently. and has been vacation
ing with the girl. Anne Marie
Rasmussen, 81, daughter of a
grocer.
Amid constantly mounting
reports of romance, the young
Princeton graduate and the girl
have declined to say whether
they intend to marry.
In Kristiansand, Norway, the
girls pastor, the Rev. Olaf
Gautestad, said he might have
something to say on Monday,
but he did not indicate what
that would be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02

that the arguments between
them are even on the way to
being settled. And yet the
strongest portions of Mr.. Nix
on's closing appeals seemed to
be addressed directly to the
Russian leader.
Text Revised Many Times
IF he devoted his immense
energies and talents to build
ing a better life for the people
of his country, Mr.. Khrushchev
can go down in history as one
of the greatest leaders the
Soviet people have ever pro-
duced," Mr.. Nixon declared.
But if he diverts the resources
and talents of his people to
the objective of promoting the
communication of countries
outside the Soviet Union he will
only assure that both he and
his people will continue to live
in an era of fear. suspicion and
tension.
The effort to reply point by
point to the dozens of questions
and arguments which he has
encountered in the course OF
his tour has taken up most Of
Mr.. Nixon's time since his re-
turn to Moscow. Revisions OF
the final text of his speech
were being made until close tc
the hour when he was sched-
See SPEECH, Page Ale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02
Wife BIomes Police
In Foirfox Suicide

A Fairfax County mother
last night blamed refusal of
police to disarm her mentally
disturbed husband as a factor
in his suicide.
But Fairfax County Police
Superintendent William Dur
rer said his officers did every
thing they legally could in the
unusual case.
Mrs. l.. Warren Bonham of
Dunn Loring made the charges
after her 37-year-old husband
died yesterday in Arlington
Hospital of a gunshot wound
in the head.
She asserted that although
he was armed and threatening
to kill himself, police declined
to search for the pistol or take
him into custody until they OBJ
tanned a warrant.
IF they had, he would still
be alive" she said.
She said that about $3.50 pm
Friday she heard the click oil
cartridges being inserted in a
gun in an adjoining room.
When she saw that her hus-
band had a rs calibre pistol
she took her three children
and fled to the home of a
neighbor where she summoned
police.
She said Mr.. Bonham, q
former mental patient, was
! drinking and that when he die
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02
AT Bomber Spans
4o Capitals in
Nonstop Flight
BY the Associated Press

The Air Force said yesterday
a B52G jet bomber had flown
nonstop more than 10000 miles
over every State capital in the
continental United States and
Alaska.
The eight-engine bomber left
Edwards Air Force Base in
California at noon Friday and
passed over the capitals Of
Nevada, California, Oregon
and Washington on its way to
Juneau, Alaska.
The plane returned by way
of Montana and then made two
giant sweeps across the coun-
try to the East Coast and
back to California.
The fight lasted % hours
and included one mid-air re-
fueling over Oklahoma.
The mission was a part of
the testing program for the
plane, newest model of the
B52 intercontinental bomber of
the Strategic Air Command.
Earlier models have flown
much farther nonstop with
more refueling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02
Soviet Denies
Nixon CHARGES
Policy Distorted,
Moscow Declares

LONDON, Aug. / (AP).-
Radio Moscow tonight accused
Vice President Richard M
Nixon of diStorting Soviet for
eign policy in his radio and
television address to the Soviet
people.
In the first public Soviet
comment on Mr.. Nixon's I'M
precedented TV appearance in
Moscow today, a Soviet broad
cast said:
I'm his speech. there were
many good words and interest
ing ideas. A valuable point was
his understanding of the might
and strength of our country"
But Soviet commentator
Yakov Viktorov charged Mr..
Nixon lodged the question of
American bases encircling the
Soviet Union.
U. S. Bases Discussed
In his address Mr.. Nixon said
the bases were for defensive
not aggressive purposes and
would be removed whenever
the United States and its allies
no longer felt threatened.
Does Mr.. Nixon really think
that the Soviet people are so
naive as to believe that the
American military bases. which
are placed thousands of kilo-
meters from the U.S.A. and
very close to the Soviet Unions
frontiers. are intended to de-
fend Americas frontiers-on
whom no one ever has made or
will make attacks?" Viktorov
asked.
TO be still more convincing,
Nixon even tries to delve into
the past. distorting Soviet
See REACTION, Page A-16
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02
Lack Personnel
Man Dies in Leap
From EiffeI Tower

PARIS, Aug. l (AP). A
man leaped from the observa-
ton platform midway of the
984-foot Eiffel Tower today.
E1s body fell $50 feet and
wedged between Orders in full
view of tourists on the first
level observation platform.
1t took police 80 minutes to
remove his body. They identi-
fed him as Stefan Kovavic,
81, of Czech origin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02
HEALTH OFFICIALS
DRAFT CONTROLS
ON X-RAY USE

District health officials
have drawn UP proposed
regulations for controlling
the use Of X-ray ma
chimes here, DR.. Daniel l..
Finucane, head Of the
Health Department, an
nounced yesterday.
The proposals are now
being considered by the
District medical and dental
societies.
They would set up a sys-
tenn to keep track of the
number Of X-ray machines
in the District, he said, as
well as establish standards
for their storage. Currently
there are no controls.
A department employe
reported that a local hos
pital stored a new machine
in an unused telephone
booth.
Everything around the
booth was radioactive" he
said. The department then
ordered the hospital to
store the X-ray machine in
a lead-lined room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02

to imply that the Government
may knock heads together I'M
less the steel companies and
the United Steelworkers Of
America get moving toward q
settlement of the 19-day strike
Both parties nave done very
little to measure up to their
own responsibilities to the
American people and to the
thousands Of workers who are
affected by the strike" Mr.
Mitchell charged, adding:
They have made no serious,
conscientious, continuous effort
to reach an agreement"
Threat Implication Denied
A spokesman for the Secre-
tary denied that the statement
implied "a threat that the Gov
eminent will move in" Never
theless, the union and man.
agement negotiators probably
will interpret the tongue-lash-
ing as at least a hint of
stepped-up Government pres
sure.
1.-THE parties to this dispute
have made no serious effort,
so far, to exercise their right
Of collective bargaining" the
Secretary said. This is a pre-
cious right which carries with
it the obligation of free work.
ers and free employers to act
responsibly in a determined eff =
fort to resolve their problems
over the bargaining table"
Mr.. Mitchell said only one
joint negotiating session, last
ing only two hours, has been
held during the strike.
Union Ready, Anxious"
The adversaries, he said.
have resisted efforts of the
Federal Mediation and Con-
Citation Service to hold more
face-to-face meetings. This is
no way to bargain. They can
not reach agreement unless
they talk to each other"
In Pittsburgh. a spokesman
for the United Steelworkers
told the Associated Press:
I'VE are ready and anxious,
as we have been from the very
beginning, to conclude a fan
and honorable agreement that
will bring an end to this crisis
Leaders OF the union have
gone all out to make such q
settlement. in negotiations
with industry spokesman and
with Federal offlclalS who have
talked with them.
I'VE have said so often in
the past that we always re-
spond to the call of our Gov
eminent. The American people
and out Government can count
on the same complete CO.
operation, now and in the fu-
ture."
r. Conrad Cooper, the steel
/ n d u stry's chief negotiator
said:
I'VE have been cooperating
with the Federal Mediation
Service as requested by Presi-
dent Eisenhower. We have met
with them whenever They
wished and under whatever
circumstances they proposed.
The company and union ne.
gotiatorS are scheduled to hole
another joint session in New
York tomorrow. Joseph F. Fin.
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A FOREIGN SERVICE ACADEMY
q kind Of West Point for diplo-
mots-is proposed by Senator Stuart
Symineton, Democrat Of Missouri.
His penetrating onoIysis Of whot's
wrong with American diplomacy and
whot should be done to make it
more effective begins on Poss 8
Of THIS WEEK.
GREATEST FISHING HOLE ony-
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Robert 6. Deindorfer's exciting de-
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VIRGINIA BAR EXAM results
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COMPLETE In