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HOUSES 10 SHARE

CONGENIAL HOME to share with
working mother: day care for
ehil1: home prtvils: Colesville
road area. Ma. 2-l027.
NEAR GEoRGET0WN-Young lady
70 share my charming new home.
Conv. 70 Pent. IA. 7-1414 after 9
WANTED or 2 Jewish men be-
tween 35-45 to share home with
young Jewish man. Ideal location,
conv. transp. RA. 6-s134.
WANT ] or 2 young men to share
lge. modern home in So Arl.
Ridge I'd. area with others.
Total cost including meals, maid
service, approx 500, eolieEe Grads.
OF. 4-7b64.
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Chevy Chase
BLESSED SACRAMENT


5th Bedrm. on 3rd Floor
Lower 30s; beaut. Colonial center
hall brick. slate roof; lge. liv.
porch; 2nd floor has 4 bedrms.
4 20x20 w/flrepl. designed for
library, 2 baths; 3rd floor usable
as 5th bedrm.; full bsmt., rec. rm,,
gear gar. tmmed. poss Call
JAMES E. sCHWAB. EN-. 2-5SOO.
Ewes, OIL. E.1409 or OIL. 4-7693.
CHEVY CHASE, west Of Conn. ave,
spacious 4-bedrm., 2-bath cen
ter-han residence, in new-house
condition; powder room, huge liv-
tiled kitchen with eating SPACE:
delightful porch. full basement, 3.
car garage. Well financed, A little
cash may mean q great deal.
REALIsTINGs CORP. OF. 2-O2Os
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HOUSES F0R SALE-N.E.
BUY FROM OWNER
NEW LISTING

NE W Llb 1Nt
Brick; 3 bedrooms; conv.
to Campus School and Cath.
y Ideal for these students.
Near large playground. lst
H9s1i.os noS5i nan H. hy; rm; With
with refgr., elec. fan, avn
ings: End floor, hall leading
to 3 bedrms. and mod. bath,
hardwood floors, lge. pam
eled rec. rm. with bar, many
closets, special elec. fixtures
and tiled bathrm. Laundry
area with electric washer:
special wiring for air cond.
Newly dec. FHA approved
loan; S14,160. Price. SI6,-
$50. Vacant. Open. 4l24
10th st. ne. Phone LA. 8.
6s44 or WO. 6-5636.
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HILLCREST HTs.-semidet.: 6
rms, Ia baths, full bsmt: Inn
med. poss. 10. 10000, Ext. 337
or XII. s-6775.
EVANSVILLE AREA bedrms.,
lge. family kit, sos mo. 51O5 Crit
tenden St. Edmondston, Nd.
KALoRAMA TRIANGLE-202l Al
rated row brick. facing Rock Creek
Prk.. bedrms., remodeled kit,
gas h.-w.h. Sl60 per mo. FRANK
s. PHILLIPS, INC, DI. 7-141l,
ewes FE 9-6Q3O
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"TMUHEWS n IND ANACOSTIA NIL
LIAHY AREAS-Nine 2 to 4 bed
Call Mon. Sat. MOORE A. R60RE
r ALTORS, RE. 6-S06O.
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HOUSES URFURNIsHED
tcONTINUEDl

CITY OF FALLs CEURCH-s125:
brick; 3 5edrms: one on LIST q :.
trees. Immed' ksR@Usi REALTY
CO.. JE. 3-3940.
CONGRESS HTS, ll1o Savannah
st. e-bedrm. cor. brick.
I. SHELTON, 10. 10000.
z. RIVERDALE - 3-bedrm. brick
home: q baths, mod. kit. Tedee-;
vacant: SI20 mo. 10. 5-2l3l.
FAIRFAX. VA.-3 bedrms., ia
paths, storm windows, air condi-
TONER, fenced rear yard: Sl1O
per mo. 1Ol Ashby pl. Phone OR
FAIRFAX, mi: east on Route 237
heat, pub. and Cath. schls. close;
$50 mo. Mr.. WESTON. DU. s.
S6O5, OaktSn.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-4-bedrm.
brick, rec; rm.' fenced yard; cony.
schools, shop, transp. JE. 3-eo65.
FALLS CHURCH. BROYHILL
PARk-3-bedrm. brick rambler
GE kit, dishWash frepl., full
bsmt.; S125. JE. 3-OO50
FALLS CHURCH-3- -bedrm. Colo
nial, desirable neighborhood sep.
din. rm., fully equip. kit, rec. rm.
in bsmt. fenced level lot. S135.
Ell. 6-595s.
FALLS CHURCH. mr.. Seven Corners,
bedrms.. liv. rm., din. rm., kit,
bath; nT. shopping, school and bus
line. Sl15 mo. Also o house in
FAIRFAX across from Army Navy
Country Club. CL. GAIL.
FOGGY BOTTOM
Fully restored modern house, 2 bed
rms, liv. I'm. wIfirepl; din. rm.
adj. patio, mod. kit, gas air-cond.
heat; immed. occupancy. Mr..
MANDERS, Ma. s-2040 or VIII.
2-203s.
FIT. FOOTE AREA
large rooms, shaded and fenced
yard. Like new. S110 mo. Con-
Venient to D. C., Andrews Field
and Boiling Field. CHARLES E.
CAMPBELL, OWNER, CHI. S-44O0.
F0UR-BEDROOM HOMES-seVeral
select homes-Cape Gods and Split
levels. Locations-Falls Church,
Arlington, Lake Bancroft. Priced
from $3.50. To check our large
rental selection call JE. 2-262O.
JOSEPH w. SEAY COMPANY,
Realtors, 1l3 West Broad ST.,
Falls Church. Va.
GEORGETOWNI IMMEDIATE POS
SESSION - 3-bedroom, 2z-bath
hO1na. GQn0 An EGnn
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PALISADES

OPEN / TIL 5 SAT. AND SUN.
552l HAWTHORNE PL. NV.
4-bedroom. 2-bath Cape Cod, on
53x2O0-ft. tree-Shaded lot, high
above the Potomac River Valley.
S1S,950.
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REAL ESTATE SALE or EXCH,
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
ATTENTION.

ATTENTION!
CLEVELAND PARK-Coxy
S-bedrm. Colonial, Cony. To-
Gated. $4,000.
FOREST HILLS-Most attrac,
newly remodeled brk. house.
eedrms., 8 baths, powder
rm., 2-car gar. Excel. flnanc.
ing. $4,000.
OXFORD REAL ESTATE CO.
FE. 7-7O70 Ewes, so. S-S63O
BERKELEY OPEN DAILY, I-6 =
Magnif1cent 4-bedroom Colonial,
Just completed by Frank 8. Phil
lips. Delightful high elevation on
quiet circle with distant view
OF Virginia. Lovely setting among
many dogWood and huge shade
trees. Foxhall rd. to w, west TO
46th, left to Berkeley terri, left to
home. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, INC,
D1. 7-1411; ewes WO. 6-5499.
BERKELEY FOXHALL - Brand
new, air-conditioned Colonial, with
B bedrms., 415 baths, library, rec.
rm:, and card rm.;- 2 blks. to Lady
OF Victory School; SAC, 800. FRANK
s. PHILLIPS, INC, DI. 7-l4ll;
ewes, WO. 6-6499.
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ao,e ,....1rx,,r1 mum

1915 MACARTHUR BLVD,
Delightful small 6-rm. brick Co.
lonial; iv, rm. 14x1S with are
place; mod kit, din. rm., 8 bed.
rms. bath: gar, patio-garden.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ATTENTION.

ATTENTION!
GROCERY sTORE-Mae-
Arthur blvd Excel. loe.
Good wkly. business. Fine
opport. for someone; S16,-
500.
OXFORD REAL ESTATE CO.
Pc. 7-7070 Ewes, so. $1,000
AUTOMOBILE JUNK YARD for
lease. No investment required IA.
2-2696.
BAKERY EQUIP, sen or lease.
. VIII consider partnership. Call
SO. 5-3579 after pm.
BARBER SHOP, 8 chairs. excellent
location for eolored. 3421 18th
st. ne.
BEAUTY SALON, Bethesda; mod
ern, air conditioned; parking. OIL.
2-l205.
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HOUSES UNFURNISHEn

ALEXANDRIA, Rosemont area-2
pedrms., l bath upstairs, din rnn
nv. I'm. and kit, LIST floor, and an.
SSec room, lge. lawn, auto. washer:
Sl2O; 12-month lease. XII. 9-5o46
AT. . pm. KI. S-307l.
ANDREWS AND ANACOSTTA NIL
+ms m any homes! AREAsmNins Sent 2 to 4 bed
P4aIT6HSs sn IMTS9a Ha1sat; MooRE & MOORE
AR6;' isb.,.s: Sal A.; eond., 2 bedrms..
popcb SePefete ani.bod diI1; rm. lee; screened
yard; cony, Pentagon, schools
shopping; S115. TE. 6-o456.
ARL. 3 bedrms., breakfast nook;
oeep freeze, Vacant. Close in, con-
venient. S130 mo ia. 2-S254.
ARL.-McLEAN AREAi 8 or 4 bed
Tm.' center hall ramblers, 2 baths,
iges liv. rm., sep. din. rm., rent
Sls1;5O per mo. CALL IA. 1856
ARL., N.--Liv. rm., din. rm., 8 bed
rooms. full bsmt, garage; $50
month. GRoWELL & CO., INC.
ARL., N, CLOG N. 23d st.-Attrac-
tive brk rambler; 9 air condition
erSi 2 6edrms;; 2 baths, rec rm.,
AAAaAa . u TO- AEOEN-OOs nEAlI-
TY CO, JE. 4-3940.
AhnMoPERH and 5aSaPi On fS-osdFP Sos Pe.t home SP
Hecht's. $3.50. ia. 2-15s0.
ARL., S.-New split-level brick: 4
room, den, modern kit. with dish
washer, eye-level oven, disposal:
Dashboard heat. Conv. bus. shop
ping center. M. Pentagon, Melpar,
Navy Annex. $500 per mo. B. M
SMITH, Realtor. "a, 4-4200. Ewes
AR6NGTqN; R6IlSs SS.n aOs $. CoTRT
dining room, kitchen, basement;
available December 1st, S92 so.
B. F. SAUL CO, 925 18th st.
NV, Ma. $1,000.
BEECH ST, NV, 3263, iust OF
western aVe.-Brick Colonial. 8
bedrooms, ga baths, excellent
neighborhood; recreation rm., ga
rage, lovely yard: $3.50. B. F.
SAUL CO., 925 18th st. NV, ma.
BRICK RAMBLER, in excel. Raven
dream kit. with table space, 3
bedr-ns 2 full baths Zone of mas
ter bedrm.), full bsmt.. big tree
shaded yard; $175 per mo. Call
IA. 5-9393; ewes. and weekends,
JE. 4-0421.
CHEVY CHASE CIR. AREA
4 bedrms., 2 baths $50
3 bedrms., 2 baths 25O
8 bedrms., den, 21a baths 275
MARY W. MCGOWAN, Real Estate
6, 6-91S0 OIL. 4-3196
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GLENMONT FOREST

Wheaton, bedrms.. bath,
kit, hv. rm. and full bsmt..
fenced yard. 2 blks. off Ga.
We. and school; blk. to
bus S96 mo. Call after 4:30
pm, VIII. 2-7724,
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CLEVELAND PARK, N.-First Of
fering of this most attractive spa
cious home featuring center hall,
large living room, dining room,
modern kitchen on lst fioor; 8
twin bedrooms. 2 baths on 2nd;
huge light, heated studio room on
3rd; dry basement, oversize built
in garage, porch, patio and many
other extras; priced in low 3OS.
Call our Uptown Once, KE. =
1900 til 8: after 9, EN- 2-O326.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.
GEO'TOWN-Fashionable lge. home
or for income 3les investment
return. bedrms new baths,
AZ drawing rm. Beam ceiling, 8
Colonial f1repls. Lee. patio PARK
ing. Sacrifice now HU. 3-y3g6.
GEORGETOWN; ID-2Os!-3- bed
rm. row brick, near Dumbarton
Oaks. Ideal for restoration. FRANK
s. PHILLIPS, INC, DI. 7-I4ll;
ewes, CL. 6-506S.
GEORGETOWNI Low 2Os-LoVeiy,
little, 2-bedrm. row brick; beauti-
fully restored. Should sell in
stantly at this low pricel FRANK
g. PHILLIPS, INC, DI. 7-l4ll;
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

CONGRATULATIONS Federal;
iv. rm., din. rm-.- nbrary-guest
rm.. 2 bedrms.. excel kit; attrae-
1892, Ho. 2-292s, ia pm.
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BEECH ST. NV, 82e3, iust of
Western ave.-Brick Colonial. 8
bedrooms, ga baths, excellent
neighborhood; recreation rm., ga
rage, lovely yard. $3.50. B. F.
SAUL CO., 925 18th st. NV, ma.
50 no
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

ARL-,. soUTH-1-bedrm. apt. at
South Greenbriar nr. Columbia
pike; $4,000, terms. CULMORE
REALTY, JE. 4-6650, JU. S-5927.
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lcoNTINuEpl

1881 Belmont I'd. N.W-5 rms,
Kit: and bath; redec.: S1O5.
17O5 East Capitol ST. rms, kit.
ana bath, redec. S47.50.
s6O1 N st. S.E.-2 rms, kit. and
bath; redec. $40 incl. utils. See
4l6 11th st. NE rms, kit. and
bath: redec. $3.50.
HARRISON & ADAMS
BIZ x st. NV. MA. S-S3OS
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BEAUTY SALONS

NV, also Waldorf, Nd,
good business, plenty Of
operators; retiring to Flor
ida. Call WA. 7-227s.
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ARLINGTON, 800 S. COURT
HOUSE ROAD, near Ft. Myer,
brick 2 bedrooms, living room,
dining room, kitchen, basement;
available December 1st, $50.
NV Ma S-21nn
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HOME AND INCOME

HOME AND INCOME
Excel. eond.; in heart Of city. 9
rms. rented for $500 mo. plus liV-
tng ouarteIs, Always fully oeeus
pied S15,e50, furn.
WEISS & STOLAR, INC.
Ex. 3-534O o I'll o
HOME AND INCOME, walk 70 new
Sibley .Hosp.-Duplex. sit. on
sep. entr. and utils,, 8 bedrms-,
nv. I'm, din, rm., kit, and bath.
Rent possibilities, $3.50. Live IN
one-live rent free. Price only
S22.500, Call OIL. 6-2344, FRED.
ERICK W. BERENs SALES, INC,
MASS. AVENUE PARK, woodland
drive area-Magnihcent brick Co.
lonial. in good condition. l5-ft.-
wide reception hall with spiral
staircase, 20x30-ft. living rm.. Ice,
din. Tm. with fireplace, library,
pc ~, 20x30-ft. recreation rm., 8
family bedrms.. Az baths, plus 8
servants rms and 2 baths. lovely
lendscaDed garden: may be bought
furnished II desired. Price, un-
furnished. S135,O0O: good value.
Call JAMES Z. SCHWAB. I'M. @
bSOO; ewes. OIL. 2-14oe or OIL
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HOUSE AND FURN. APT. :.

brick 2-bedrm. house; equipped
kitchen, dishwssher, garbage dis
posal; l-bedrm. apt; fenced rear
yard; central gas heat: $3.50 mo.
total. RE. 6-S2bU, after 5 pm.
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MILITARY ROAD

Near Wisconsin ave. bedrms., az
baths. 2 enclosed hTst-hooT poreheG,
rec. rm.. gas h.-w.h. Ma. S-33s6.
Maurice Fitzgerald Co.
Mr.. WALTER REED-six-Fm. 6FF,
Colonial F1rst-foor powder I'm.
and den, gas hot-water heat.
Priced below market for quick
sale, Sl6,960, terms. CHESTER
KELLER WOODMOOR AGENCY
CORP, JU. 5-7lOO, o It'll q,
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HOME AND INCOME

8 units; one Z rooms and bath;
one rooms and bath; one 3
rooms and bath.
SUSIE V. WATWOOD
Ma. 9-S375 Ewes, wO. 6-442I
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ARL.. Sal cond., 2 bedrms-,
separate din. .rm., lse. screened
porSn' nnlshed rec. rm.; fenced
shopping; S115. TIE. 6-O456'
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ARL., n, CLOG N. 23d st.-Attrac-
tive brk. rambler; 3 air condition
erS;, 2 bedrms,. 2 baths, rec. rm.,
maids rm;; S175. .ASK-USI REAL
TY CO, JE. 4-3p4O.
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SERVICE STATION, excel. 8 bay,
modern and fully equipped, To-
Gated on Kenilworth ave. IN River
dale, Nd; high volume now, un-
limited potential; moderate in
vsstmept; cal ia. 4-1100; eyes,,
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18Th AND LAMONT eTs NV

Ihree ee-story brick town house,
con sSSIpi; mi, apt; on srd A.; plu, Z
rm or apt. In hsmt.: powder nm
on 1st q low priced at Sii,S00,
with 81 900 dn. TU. 2-2IOI, EN-.
2-0696. STONE & MARcELLINo,
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ALEXANDRIA, Rosemont s-es-o
bedrms., bath upstairs. din rm
Nv, rm. and kit, ist floor, and fin
zee room, lge. lawn, auto. washer:
9l2O; 12-month lease. XII. o-5046
att. 3 pm, XII S-30zI
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TOWN TOWN HOUSE centrally located.
st NV Ideal for religious or
gan, diplomat home. entertaining
targe groups. Not one, but two
hv. rms 30xlS, foyer lift. wide
with historical fashioned staircase
adjoining solarium 26-ft. long and
din m. 22x14, oveTlooking swim
ming pool, powder rm., smoking
Tn r1om' i,sE ps1Stry. pantry. 9 Sedrms:. baths
mer winter air cond Price re-
duced for quick sale, S57. 500,
Easily financed. Call Mr Mann,
HA 2-3b79. PAUL p. STONE, Tu.
Evening star., 1959-06-18

plus other vitamin and mineral BEN ~
efts, than an 8-oz. glass of whole milk! NutA
The first brand Of pasteurized-proc-
ess cheese food sold in this country 80.
Chateau is still made according to its original
Canadian formula and is still the finest!
Buy 2-lb. loaf Of Borden's Chateau soon!
Now featured at your grocer's dairy case!
Evening star., 1959-06-18
White House
To Be Closed
July 8 and 4

The White House will be
closed to sightseers on Friday
and Saturday, July 3 and 4.
1t will not be opened again
for the usual 10 am. to noon
sightseeing period until Tues
day. July Z. because Monday is
q normal off-day.
White House Press Secretary
James C. Hagerty said the clos
ing July 3 and 4 was because
Of the holiday Saturday and
the Presidents executive order
giving most Government work.
ers an extra day of July 3.
He said the Friday and Sat-
urday closing was being an
nounced now SO tourists PLAN
ming trips to Washington would
not be disappointed by not be-
ing able to visit the White
House during the holiday Pc
riod. :
Evening star., 1959-06-18

Two elusive drivers Of one
car involved in three hit-and-
run accidents were sought by
police today.
Described as q red converti-
BILE, the car injured one pedes-
trian and slammed into two
other cars before it smashed
against the side Of a building
yesterday.
Police said the unusual round
began after Curtis Washington
of 1902 Bass place Sc. reported
his car stolen from outside the
Post once where he works.
In the first of the three ac-
cidents. q woman was said to
be driving; in the third and
the final srnashup. a man.
Two parked cars were struck,
the first at about 3 pm. and
the second four hours later
Between these. Ruth A.
Wheeler, SIS, of 772 Harvard
street NV. was struck at Sew
enth and s streets NV. and
Evening star., 1959-06-18
John Roper Appointed
United Giver's Aide i.

John H. W., Roper. area de-
velopment consultant for the
Washington Gas Light Co.. to-
day was named chairman OF the
Central City Division In this
falls United Givers Fund drive.
The division viii solicit all
business and professional firms
In the central downtown WASH
ington area. 1t viii not solicit
any Arms using the payroll de-
duction plan, or having more
than 100 employees.
Mr.. Roper, q native WASH
Anetonian. Is q member Of the
IKiWanis Club Of Northeast
washington, Elks Club. Wash
Amgton Board of Trade, and
past president Of the Early
Birds Breakfast Club, He is
also past president Of the
Springfield, Nd, Civic Associa-
tion.
He is married and lives at
Ritigefield road. Springfield,
Md.
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AIford-Hoys Jury
Fails to Indict

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. June
l8 (AP).-A Federal grand
Jury which investigated al
legged irregularities in the AL
ford-Hays election reported
yesterday that 1t had finished
its work without returning any
indictments.
The jury inquired into the
defeat last November Of long,
time Representative Brooks
Hays, the Democratic nominee.
but write-in candidate Dale
Afford, who since has been
seated in the House as q Demo-
crat.
Mr.. Afford. q segregationist.
won by about 1850 votes over
Mr.. Hays. q racial moderate,
In Arkansas 5th district.
A House committee Is max
ing a separate investigation. A
subcommittee is due here next
Monday In connection with the
House inquiry.
Evening star., 1959-06-18

Z NEW YORK. June 10 (AP) !.
--Konrad Adenauer has told
the New York Times he plans
10 step down as Chancellor in
1862 after the next West Ger
man general elections.
4 The elections will be held In
September. 1861.
In a dispatch from Bonn,
Germany, a Times correspond
eft reported that the 83-year-
old Chancellor said in an inter-
view:
q He informed leaders of his
Christian Democratic Party In
1858 that he intended to with
draw as Chancellor in 1862.
That is still his intention.
Insisting that he must lead
his party's next general elec-
'tion campaign to achieve a VIC
tory, Mr.. Adenauer reiterated
that he "acted correctly" in
deciding not to step up to the
West German presidency de-
spite the furor caused by his
decision.
He did not commit himself
on chances Of Ludwig Erhard,
Minister Of the Economy.
.eyentually assuming the chan
ceIlorship. But he implied that
neither Mr.. Erhard nor Fi-
nance Minister Franz Etzel,
whom he had backed to take
over the government. now was
d serious possibility for the
post.
Mr.. Adenauer also rejected
the idea that Mr.. Erhard had
enjoyed the majority support
Of the party for the succession
and repeated previous state
ments that Mr.. Erhard lacked
the political experience neces-
safy for West Germany's most
important post. He added. how
ever, that Mr.. Erhard is "a very
talented man."
Members of the party most
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kN
Adenouer Tells Poper
He'll Retire in 1862

decisively. denied" that Mr..
Erhard was the majority's
favorite, although an official
poll on the question has never
been taken, he said.
Mr.. Adenauer expressed con-
Germ for continuity of leader
ship In the government and the
party and indicated he hoped
to guide his successor along the
same route he has taken as
Chancellor.
Evening star., 1959-06-18
Journal Sold
In Jacksonville

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. June
10 (AP).-The sale Of the
jacksonville Journal to the
Florida Times-Union was an
nounced today.
John H. Perry. president.
gave rising production costs as
the reason for the sale. Terms
were not announced.
The Journal. an afternoon
paper and successor to the old
Metropolis which has q history
dating back before the turn Of
the century. because the prop
erty of the Times-Union on
July /.
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Stolen Car in 3 Hit, Run
Mishops; Driver Flees

knocked IL feet into the street.
She was treated for minor in
juries at Washington Hospital
Center.
Police finally caught lip with
the machine at l0:3O pm.
During q fast chase. the car
struck two light poles and
finally slammed into two build
lings in an alley behind 1900
T street NV. The man driver
climbed out Of the wreckage
and escaped afoot.
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Church Luwn Fete

The annual summer lawn fete
and dinner Of the Episcopal
Church Of the Holy Comforter.
70l Oglethorpe street NV.
will be held from $50 to $3.50
pm. tomorrow on the lawn Of
the church.
Evening star., 1959-06-18
Irish Awaiting
Election Tally


DUBLIN. Ireland. June 10
tAPl.-The Irish won't know
until tonight If they elected
Eamon de Valera to be their
next President, but the ma
tons "uncrowned king" HIM
self showed no doubt Of the
outcome.
Counting OF the ballots from
yesterdays presidential elec-
tion did not begin until today.
Meanwhile. Mr.. De Valera, who
was heavily favored to defeat
Gen. Sean MacEoin, who re-
signed last night as Prime
Minister.
President Sean T. O,KeIly,
who has served the legal limit
Of IA years, asked Mr.. De Va
lera to continue at the head Of
the government until q sue
cessor is named.
The new Prime Minister is
expected to be Sean Lemass,
who Is slated to succeed Mr.. De
Valera as head Of the majority
Finna Fail Party. The Irish
presidency is q ceremonial post
and above politics.
Voting was quiet and COM
paratively light with only about
so or 20 per cent OF the i.700.-
900 eligible voters casing ball
lots.
MIR. De Valera, ~ and almost
blind, has served Ireland for
nearly SO years as q fighter
for independence. President,
Prime Minister or leader Of the
opposition. Gen. MacEoin, ST..
also is . veteran Of the fight
against Britain. A leader Of
the Fine Gael Party. he ran
unsuccessfully for the presi-
dency In 1945.
Evening star., 1959-06-18
Eisenhower Names
Ambassador to CeyIon

Bernard Cutler. a career dip
lomat now serving as assistant
chief Of the United States Dip
lomatic mission in Berlin, was
nominated by President Eisen-
hover today as Ambassador to
Ceylon.
Evening star., 1959-06-18
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-09-11
Gov. Rockefeller
EnrOIIs as Life
Member Of NAACP

Nelson A. Rockefeller became
the fourth governor of a state to
be enrolled as a life member of
the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People
Thursday. A plaque denoting the
Governors life membership was
presented to him at his New York
City office. by Kiyie Kaplan Bos-
ton industrialist and chairman of
the NAACP life membership COM
mittee.
Life memberships in the asso-
citation are held by former gov
errors Chester Bowles of Connee-
ticut Goodwin ]. Knight of Cali
fornia. and w. Averell Hartman
of New York. The NAACP, which
this year celebrates its 5Oth ami
versary, has more than 1900 life
members at $500 each. An addi-
tional 5000 persons have made
partial payments on lifetime
memberships in the Association
NAACP life members represent
many walks of life. They include
not only citizens of the United
States but also such distinguished
foreigners as Prime Minister Neh-
TIL of India; Alan Patton, the
South African author; Aga Khan
" and his brother. Prince Sadrud-
din Aga Khan.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-09-11
New Legion Head
Seeks to End Bias
In 40 and 8

Affirming his conviction that
the essential requirements for
eligibility in the American Legion
should not be added to by sub
sidiary organization, Martin B.
McKneally, newly elected COM
mander of the Legion, has pledged
immediate action" towards the
elimination of racial discrimina-
ton in the 10 & s, a Legion aux
Hilary which now bars Negro vet
Grams from membership.
In a telegram to NAACP Execu-
tive Secretary Roy Wilkins, Com
mander McKneally promised to
appoint committee to meet
with the 40 & to discuss and
clarity and to bring to proper
conclusion this conflict" The tele-
gram to Mr.. wilkins, dated Aug.
81 was III lCopO1AoC W PAOeOos
from the NAACP leader against
the refusal of the American Le-
gion to remove the anti-Negro
ban in its subsidiary" which, he
charged, gave ammunition to A
merica's communist enemies"
In further response to Mr.. Will
kins' telegram of Aug. q, the Lee
gion commander expressed the
opinion that his organization
should be in the forefront in
promoting brotherhood and should
be the leader in allaying preju-
dice"
He promised also to '.direct
that an immediate examination
by the American Legion of the
legal aspects of this issue be
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shall act in all these matters
without delay"