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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD. 4

DESIGNED FOR THE FAMILY,
gtth living space salere- hed.
rooms, all on one level; huge liv,
I'm, family rm., din. rm- steps
saving powder rm. and laundry
I'm. adj. to all-elec. kit; tiled
bsmt.: Anchor-fenced lot, Near 81
John the Baptist parochial and
RollinRcrest public schools and al
cows. An excel. buy at S22 800.
ERT s. DAVIS 4 Co, INC.
GLAssMAN0Ri II,5O0-semidSS.
brk.; mod. lse. liV.-din. area COM
bination, 3 bedrms.. tiled bath,
nice kit. dry light bsmt. Walking
distance TO EastoVer shops and
d c. bus ASSUME AZ e TRUST:
S72 mo. EYes.. OIL. 2-5O9l. n A.
HuMPHRIES, Realtors, Ma.
HILLCREST HTS, MD. = Assume
GI. Two-bedrm. brick. Bsmt-,
immaculate cond.: corner fenced
lot; low down payment. Move in
today. Don't get q receipt for
your money: cheaper than rent.
Agent, Henry Moore, jr., RE. s.
1900: ewes. RE. 5-9557, MOORE
q MOORE REALTY.
HOLLY HILL FOR CHRISTMAS
Unsurpassed custom brk. Cape Codi
4 bedrms., 2 baths, ultra kit,
oeauteous rec, rm.: other ex-
tras MERRY CHRISTMAS TO
ALL THE W. W. LEWIS CO., mul.
tlple listing realtors. He. 4-35O0.
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LANDOVER AREA = 4-bedrm., .
bath, white-frame Cape Cod, on
picturesque tree-shaded lot: newly
redecorated inside and out. Near
schools, shops and bus. Only
S12.950. Low, low down payment,
balance like rent. Call PRINCE
QEORGE'S PROPERTIES, AP.
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APIS. UEEUREIsHED-D. c. APIS. UEFURNIsHED-D. c.

Sc MADISON ST. N.W.-Duplex, Q
rms. dinette, kit, bath. and
screened rear porch. Heat and hot
water furn., redee.: S72.50. mo.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

MANY CLIENTS TO rent houses in
upper NV, upper ne. or Silver
Spring Call day or night N. A.
PRESTON CO, TU. 2-2S00.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ARGYLE, across from Sligo golf
course 3-bedroom, 2a-bath,
brick, custom-built rambler with
separate dining room, garage,
porch, recreation room; near bus.
S23,950. A. j. KESSINGER g.
CO.. JU. 9-4544
BETHESDA-Close-in new houses.
S24.000-S40,0oO. Some Just get
ting started. pick your fixtures
and colors Several striking con-
temporaries. split-levels. ram
blers Excellent locations.
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 2-007o I'll D
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STYLE AND CHARM PLUS IN this
4-BEDRM. CAPE COB HOME. close

to school-Finished rec. rm., sep,
din. rm:; off-street parking: land
scaped lot: near Carrolton. Priced
for quick sale at only S13.95O;
$500 down and only SS4 per mo.
ERT s DAVIS 4 co INf,
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Mass. Ave. Area-This ouality-built
brick Colonial features one Of the
largest kitchens you've seen. Adj.
laundry room, beautiful entrance
foyer plus center hall, formal din
rm., family room OF kitchen, 5
bedrms. dressing room OF master
bedrmD. 2iz baths, rec. rm. with
hreDlace. maids room and bath,
2-car garage opening to kitchen.
Mid-40S.
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tcoNTINuEpl

3O25 18th ST. NW.-Eficiency
apt, furn:. So so mo, utils. incl.
Adults only. See res. mgr
MOUNT PLEASANT,
large, living room, bedrm., kit
and bath 500. Incl. Utils. RA
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ALEX, HUNTINGTON - 2-bedrm.
brick: conv. Belvoir Pentagon: /:
school bus OF door: tiled bSmt.
End-level entr auto; wshr; fence;
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ALL-NEW RUSTIC RAMBLER on
extra deep wooded lot: ideal s.
bedrm plan with lge. kit. and
$50: on best terms. MARYLAND
SALES, TO. 9-6762.
ASSUME CT LOAN-sparHling s.
bedrm. dream home with pano-
ramic view from big picture win
dow, equipped kit. with dinette;
lge. fenced yd. with barbecue
shed: $40 per mo. pays every
thing after nominal cash. Nr
Baltimore parkway and only Sl2,-
$50. FREE STATE PROPERTIES,
AP. 7-1266.
BERWYN HEIGHTS
3-bedrm rambler; liv. rm. w/din.
area, Ice. kit, full rpc.-type bsmt {:
lge. level lot; quick possession
PRINCE oEoRoEs REALTY co.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
UE. A-116e
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20 u NV ~ uesIIeu.
KORZENDORFER

4AO4EII4NDI G1k
OIL. 4-sli1
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE-Assume
$4,000 69e loan, Sly mo
Nearly new. beautiful rambler in
prestige neighborhood; center hall.
de luxe family-stzed kitchen.
f1repls., formal din. rm.. 3 bed
rms, 2h baths. spacious rec. rm.,
all conveniences; shown by appt.
only. CHESTER KELLER WOOD
MOOR AGENCY CORP. JU. s.
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THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000

coLEsVILLE AREA-LarTe 3-bed-
rm, brick rambler in country club
area; full bsmt.. fenced y -acre
yard; SlS,500.
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conn. AVE. EsTATEs = immed
newly decorated 2-bedrm. brick
rambler with full tiled bsmt.
There are blinds, storms, screens
and . washer, too. Assume ar GI
loan at S76 per mo. 10. b-36S7,
SUBURBAN PROP Mot
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BetheSda-Chevy Chase

BETH.-Rare ind: new brk. rsmb
oT,T E16,ms; t. NJ; sch; shop; sls;s5S0 %
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TAKOMA PARK

TWNBROOK = Like-new 6-rm.,
1z-bath brk.. split-level: rec. rm.
with "a bath; assume S16,250
Az loan: make offer for equity.
BEERS BROS, JU 5-76l0.
WHEATON-Get to know this
FRIENDLY LITTLE RAMBLER
with full bsmt., level lot; $3.50
down. HUGH T. PECK, GA. A.
1915.
WHEATON AREAS bedrms., brick
construction. III baths, lge. kit.
paneled rec. rm., screened porch.
fenced yard. S15,500 price, S13,-
300 loan
YoUNKIN & co. 10. 4-sO22 Til Q
WON'T LAST LONG; S15,OOO-
Mod. Cape Cod. Lge. liv. rm. with
flrepl., 3 bedrms, baths. level
fenced lot. HUGH T. PECK, 10.
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COLEsVILLE AREA, immediate
occupancy-Brand-new 4-bedrm
rambler, .h-acre lot; separate din.
rm., baths. full bsmt., h.-w.
heat: S27,950. Trades accepted
Z. w, BERENs SALES, INC. JU.
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LANGLEY PARK SPECIAL
ASSUME ~ LIST TRUST

LOUIS RUDDEN TU. 2-3o6o
LAST CALL! Move in for Christi
mas. Lovely and roomy, 3-bedrm.
L-shaped rambler. sturdy brick
construction. big dininR room.
screened porch. comfortable hot
water heat. Moderate down and
assume GI loan with total paw
ments OF SS7 .GT per mo. Call
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES.
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BETHESDA-Immed. occupancy, 3-
bedrm. brk- S2iit-lSvsl; daylight
rec. I'm. Lee. modern kit: 2h
baths: level lot; quiet dead-end
street: low 20s.
REALTY OIL. 4-141S
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An excellent value. 3-bedrm., q
bath brick rambler on "a acre.
Formal din. rm.. all-elee. kitchen
with breakfast area; full bsmt. .,
excel. rec. rm.: screened breeze
way; Earsge; S31, $50.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

mr.. et. Jane's-B-bed.
Im. ofk.. ScS.S59. center hsn,
big nv. rm., with window wall
and brk. hrepl.. equipped kit. with
dinette, 2 baths, playrm. In bsmt.
SAMUEL z. BOGLEY OF ND.
INC, OIL. 6-7sOO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01

elementary and junior high
school situation?
Are there small towns
must be within 20 milesl
more reasonable to live in?
How does the cost Of living
and housing compare with
the Virginia area?
Thank you for any infor-
nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01

Oriental dishware. such as
chop suey bowls or other food
containers?
If so, and If you acquired
them in the last two years,
maybe you should give them
the vinegar test for poison
lead. two Berkeley city health
officers said today.
Some but not all of these
dishes give off lead from their
glazed surfaces when they
come into contact with acid
food, the health workers say.
This dissolved lead could be-
come a source of poisoning,
they add.
The warning was given by
DR.. Alvin r. Leonard, a city
health physician, and Glenn
Lynch, department technic-
ian. in California Medicine,
publication of the California
Medical Association.
DR.. Leonard advised
housewives and food hand
lers to test such dishes by
putting about an ounce and
a half of distilled vinegar
in them and letting them
stand "a to 48 hours. If the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01

Mrs. r. S.. Herndon, Va.
A while ago someone
wrote in about getting rid
of lawn moles. I surely would
appreciate learning this
method. Thank you all very
kindly.
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Re-: Poison Point

Mrs. G. E. B.. Washington
In my file under house
hold hints" I find the follow
ing newspaper clipping, pos
sibly from last year:
Berkeley, Calf, Dec. 10
(AP).-Do you have any
brightly colored, inexpensive
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Winter Clothing
MS. Z. Isl, Washinqton

Mrs. u. 81, washington
I am interested in know
ing the percentage Of
warmth in certain types Of
children's clothes. Specifi-
cally:
Is a long sleeve ''tee shirt"
as warm as a cotton flannel
shirt?
Are flannel lined pants as
warm as the so-called "thick
set" pants made of corduroy?
Is orion as warm as wool
(Sweaters)?
Thank you for any infor-
nation.
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Black Sink Stain
r. F., WASHINGTON

r. F., washington
Please, can someone tell me
how a black stain can be
removed from kitchen sink?
Thank you for the informa-
ton.
Editors Note: Could we
have r. F.'s full name and
addressO
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Stereoscope Giveowoy
D. D. c., WASHINGTON

D. D. c., WASHINGTON
I recently acquired an old
fashioned stereoscope and a
fairly large collection Of
foreign travel pictures. Un-
fortunately. ! do not have
binocular vision and hence
cannot properly use them.
I would appreciate any
suggestions as to some p-i-
vate club, school or similar
organization which could
make good use of them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
Torrytown. N. Y.
Mrs. J. r. S., Falls Church

Mrs. J. r. S., Falls Church
Within the next month our
family expects to be sent to
Tarrytown, N. Y. Sometime
ago I wrote the Chamber of
Commerce there. but have
heard nothing.
Would someone from that
area advise me of the better
part Of town to look for
housing, either to rent or
to buy? Are houses to. rent
plentiful? Also, what is the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01

circuit and although 1t makes
the set cheaper to produce
and to purchase, it costs more
to have them repaired be-
cause of the bench" time it
takes to trace them.
How about some truths"
from TV men? Any informa-
ton would be most helpful
in making up our minds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

colors fade in the presence
of the vinegar. they prob
ably have given off consid-
cradle lead, he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
Wants information on Portable TV

Mrs. r. r.. SilDer Spring
would like very much to know the advantage and dis
advantage of purchasing thin portable televson set Are
all the models on the market metal?
Do they have to be set in special spot to pick up the
signal like a radio does the buitin antenna revolve?
/ understand that all portable models have printed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
Chomeleons

ChumeleonS
Mrs. E. NJ. w.. Bethesda
I would like to know where
chameleons can be pur-
chased locally or of any
mail order house where we
can send Cor one.
Thank you.
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3ss5-sse5 MODERN MARBLE TOP TABLES
.o,4ou. ,o,.. With in. ,ro.-.d ro. ,oo. tebk 1895
grained. Legs in bross finish. Rooa. of styles 1895

269 Modern and Traditional oom Solos, black and gold $lss
1885 Maple Setee pillow and back brown $50
6995 Lawson Turquoise Solos, Green Eo American loVeeo
S9S
Ito DonshSe Soto block tweed eover-----$l0
-26o s. Koehe Foam Soto charcoal shadow striped Ueed$48
z22o Modern Soo turquoise $4S
29o Conont Ball A Foam Loveseot tweed upholstery SLIT
500 Modern Loose Pillow Back Solos, long,
o5 Sherwood Modern Foo Soto brown striped
2eoe TuxedoSe Foam Soto with Side Btes toost o szsS5
1895 Traditional ued Back Foam Solo, moteosse fobe 1898
Shaped Tted Back Foam Soto too
-4oo IS Kopen Modern Foam $24S
22o9 IS Biscuit 2Pc Suite upholstery
l-24o IS Koeher Modern Foam Suite block upholstery
23o IS Rowe roehIer $6S
-32o IS Kroeer Foam 2Pc Suite biscuit back green
$50 Foam Rubber Suites nyon $22S
2-36o IS Koeher Traditional 2Pc
l-l9oo5 Solid 2-Po uphosteH- $Ss
I-2lo Sectional upholstery ST
1-2oo Sectional Soto
2-279 IS Koher Sectional $l6S
2-37o Sectonos pmmon S248
1459 Soto
459 9546995 Decorator Port Scono curved oIess foo $24s
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Just 8! 26o. IS FOAM RUBBER SOFAS eR~-
French Provincial sNtne
in rich cushions oneof-o-knd

handsome toost t~eed14Ss5
23ooo5 Sherwood Foam Solos, in striking punpknzzSS5
3499 Angle Shaped Modern Soto with tobe top insert bue$SS
-32oo5 Shoped Solo, elegant uo$l9s
4oe5 oy American and owson Plastic oveseos gold ho $SS
-4o95 Provincial AIess Loeseot graceful lime eoo79S5
2oo5 Odd Section from Danish Style Sectional oon red$55
-7oe5 Odd Of Rowe Sectional turquoise tweed 3S00
33o e5 Rowe Foam Rubber Soto and Choir 2Pc Suite
e5 Koe Fo Rubber Soto and Chair 2Pc Suite
o5 Keb Foam Rubber Soto and Chair 2Pc Suite tq$24S
IS Modern Koeher 2pc Suites black grey on $so
z36o Apart eeono wide turq or natural boue SsS
o5 Modern Foo 2Port sectionos brown free $z4S
1926 Foam Sectional Solo, popular black $SS
Sectional blue tweed obr kick eot sz'SS
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Come, See ond save! Nuhy NI0Te N0t I'steu IIeEe9
-2ee5 Occasional Chor wipe eleon whtel9s5
-4eo5 Occasional Chair, uPhostey-$zS
Decorator Choi black and gold upholstery
1885 Lounge Chair handsome blue fobe upholstery 1926
Lounge Cho red and gold upholstery SIS
Lounge Cho charcoal persmmon beige SIS
5-2oe53oe5 Lounge Chairs, monsze for eomfort---$T
-3o 1926 Csto Foam and Occasional Chors eeoont$SS
1885 Top Genuine Leather Traditional Chair beesSSSs
-leoe5 Contemporary Lounge Choir by Century
25o Choir stonbu in blue tweed upholstery 1885
3-l39e5 Reelner by stoouneer and SIT
80 Berkne Vibrating Recne Plastic and non red ----7ss5
22o Borcoounoer Reclne extended rest s$5S
2-7oo5 Postic Kroeher ceon ed4995
3-5ee56oe Occasional Chairs gold turquoise or beige $3s
1895 Book Foom Lounge Cho rich toost uphoste5SS5
l-7oe5 Odd Section cushioned black fez upoe-$3s
2-l8oe5 Odd Arm Sections foam cushion charcoal
-22ee5 Odd Wedge Section Foom Cushioned tweed oos$7
I-4ooo5 Kroeer Sectional $2SS
Contemporary 5P Sectional Solo, blue tweed 1885
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Just 10! 79.ss-I5es5 FOAM LOUNGE CHAIRS
Modem ond traditional styles brown red gold, 81
sooe and perimmon the group. Voriey Of 00
fobrics One-of-o-kind.
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Just 10! l2s.s5-I7e.s5 DECORATOR FOAM CHAIRS
Luxury choir luxury upholstered n fobric In y
styles from F. Provincial TO contemporary Stun " ~
ming coIors One-of-o-knd
Evening star., 1959-12-17
Instrument Problems
Delay Venus Probe

up in the electronics. Then it
was postponed until tmorrow,
but informed sources said the
possibility Of a launching even
then was remote.
1t is understood that plans
now are directed toward shoot
ing the rocket in mid-Janua1y
Crisis with Press
A wire service news report
of the impending firing pre-
cipitated a crisis earlier this
week. When he was informed
of the publication in advance
of actual firing. Mai. Gen. DON
aid N. Yates, commander OF
the Atlantic Missile Range. re-
voked press privileges at the
Cape.
This brought a wrathful pro-
test from Lyle c. Wilson, vice
president of United Press In
ternational, the service which
had carried the report. Gen,
Yates revoked his order after
Mr.. Wilson told him I'VE will
not for a moment submit to
nor permit long to endure youg
interference in new coverage." F"
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A 90-pound Venus probe"
won't take of from Cape
Canaveral, Fla, on a 50-mil-
lion mile trip this week, after
all.
The shot, involving a multi
stage Thor Able rocket, was
postponed indefinitely today
because Of trouble in the in
strument package. Announce
ment of the postponement
came from the National Aero
nautics and Space Administra-
ton here at 1O:15 am.
NASA said: "Electronic prob
lens which arose in final
checkout Of the Instrumental
payload" caused the decision
to postpone. The Venus shot
was designed to explore space
between earth and Venus.
Contents of Package
The probes scientific pack
age contains a UHF 150-watt
transmitter designed to relay
information over so million
miles. Instruments in the 26-
inch spheroid, which has four
solar cell paddle wheels jutting
from its equator, will provide
micrometeorite, relation, mag
netic field and temperature in
formation.
The launching was set for
yesterday Until bugs" turned
Evening star., 1959-12-17
Radio Cafe
Open Despite
Poison Scare

MUNICH, Germany. Dec. II
(AP) Radio Free Europe re-
opened its cafeteria for en-
ployes today in the wake of
what it has called an attempt
to poison the workers en- maSSe.
The organization. which
carries on anti-Communist
propaganda, had closed the
cafeteria November 81 1t said
yesterday deadly doses of
atropine had been found in
salt shakers, and blamed "a
foreign Communist power"
A spokesman for the United
States Army headquarters in
Europe said today he knew
about the poisoning story. Yes
terday he denied any knowledge
of it.
He refused to say where the
contents of the salt shakers
had been analyzed and woull
not discuss the case any
further.
Shipment Possible
RIFE may have shipped the
salt to its headquarters in New
York, whence it could have
been forwarded to the Army
for analyzing. But Army and
RIFE spokesmen here would not
comment on this.
Karl Bauer. acting chief of
Munich's criminal police, also
admitted today that his office
had been informed about the
reported poisoning.
He had denied any knowl-
edge about the case yesterday,
Mr.. Bauer said although he
knew about the case, no inveS-
tigation would be conducted
by his staff. He did not say
why. The office of the Munich
state prosecutor said it was
concerned with the case. A
prosecution spokesman refused
to go beyond this statement
Radio Free Europe said il
hoped to have further state
ment on the case tomorrow.
Pfc disclosed the cafeteria
situation. after employees had
complained in a German labor
court that these facilities fol
eating were no longer available
to them.
Comment withheld
Last night several branches
of the German government, a.
well as the United States Army
command in this area, pro-
Evening star., 1959-12-17
I roubIe AIoft Dooms
Nike-Zeus Test Shot

missile, still in its early de-
velopment stage, has been COM
pletely successful.
The first stage of the Zeus
is the largest known single
engine solid propellant rocket
motor to be fired. 1t has more
than 100000 pounds of thrust.
The second stage is a sus-
tainer motor to keep the missile
in fight.
Missile Broke Apart
The first firing of the two
stages took place August 26.
The Army said that missile was
launched successfully but later
broke in midair.
In the second test, October
IA, both the booster and sus-
tainer motor performed Sue
cessfully, the Army said, and
the flight yielded the desired
technical data although it was
not as long as had been
planned.
The tests now under way are
expected to have much influ-
ence on the final decision
whether to press for quantity
production of the missile and
its related detection system.
Army officials early this year
sought funds for early produc-
ton stages of the ZeuS but they
were overruled and the money
provided was limited to devel-
opment.
Evening star., 1959-12-17

fessed to know nothing of the
case, or said they were not
investigating. RIFE officials in
sisted they did know about it,
and that was borne out today
in the later comments by the
Army spokesmen and Bavarian
officials.
Erik Hazelhoff Of Mount
Kisco, N. Y, European director
of RIFE said yesterday he had
notified authorities after being
tipped of that poison had been
put in salt shakers at the sta
tion's cafeteria November 81
He said United States Army
medical specialists examined
the shakers and found lethal
doses of atropine-a derivative
Of the deadly nightshade plant
Evening star., 1959-12-17
Post Office Burns
Cards to Cunudu

BUFFALO, N. Y, Dec. II
(AP) Thousands of holiday
greeting cards bound for Can
ada have been burned by postal
officials here in recent days.
Postmaster Myron F. Blake
ney said confusion of mailers
concerning postal rates was the
reason for the unusual action.
He said thousands of cards
had been received here, a trans
fer point, in unSealed envelopes
bearing 3-cent stamps. Sealed
or unesaled envelopes headed
for Canada must have Accent
stamps, he pointed out.
When possible. he said, letters
are delivered in Canada but the
receiver is taxed an additional
2 cents, one for the deficit and
one for a penalty. When en-
velopes contain return ad-
dresses, they are being returned.
Otherwise they go to the city
incinerator.
Evening star., 1959-12-17
IncomeCIirnbs
ToS3S5 Billion
BY the Associated Press


With steelworkers back al
their jobs, personal income ir
the United States rose to
record annual rate of nearly
$685. billion in November.
The Commerce Department
said yesterday total income
went up SIS billion annually
during the month. There were
some lingering effects of the
116-day steel strike.
The new annual rate was 81
billion above the previous peak
for personal income, in June
That was the last month not
affected by the strike.
The report said wages ano
salaries in basic metal anC
mining industries and trans.
portation jumped SIS billion
in November when the 100000
steelworkers returned to work
under a Federal injunction.
But steel shortage layoffs
cut annual income by 50 billior
in auto. machinery and metal.
working industries.
This was partly Offset by
a $3.50 million increase II
unemployment compensation
checks and other Government
payments.
There were smaller gains ir
several communicating in.
dustries, State and local gov
ernment payrollS, farm earning.
and income from dividends anc
interest.
November brought a net in.
crease in income even though
industrial output was still az
per cent below the pre-strikt
peak. Industrial production il
expected to rise sharply thi'
month.
Evening star., 1959-12-17
Comment Withheld

Last night several branches
of the German government. as
well as the United States Army
command in this area, pro-
Evening star., 1959-12-17

Although no clear, single
space policy exists, Gen. Schri-
ever said, the machinery for
manufacturing such a policy is
in being. The Executive
Branch - the President - has
authority to make the neces-
sary decisions" he explained.
Gen. Schriever minimized
the amount of duplicating
activity between the military
and civilian agencies in space.
There is really not a great
deal of grey area. or overlap"
he said. He explained that
many of NASA's large booster
requirements are several years
ahead of those of the military,
and added that for the most
part the military's interests
currently lie with shallow
satellites" and not with deep
space probes.
Already on record as op-
posing a single overall agency
for space activities, Gen. Schri-
ever explained his position by
saying:
Space is an operating me-
dium. in which the military
operates. 1t is not a product,
like the atom bomb. Both mill
tary and civilian agencies have
problems of their own"
Compares Progress
The ARDC chief said he did
not believe the United States
is behind the Russians in
development of intercontinental
ballistic missiles. He empha-
sized, however. that the accent
here was on the word "devel-
opment," and that the Rus
slams probably are producing
more ICBMs than we are.
THE number Of missiles we
produce in the next three or
four years will depend on deci-
sions at higher levels about the
amount of money to be SPENT"
he said.
In the non-military aspects
of space, Gen. Schriever added,
"it will be some time before
we are able to match them
two or three years, maybe
longer" This represents the
minimum amount of time it
will take to develop engines
with lifting capacities surpass-
ing those of the Soviet Union,
he explained.
AS far as other aspects of
space work are concerned, such
as Instrumentation and guid-
ance. "they are not ahead, in
my opinion" Gen. Schriever
added.