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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-14
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W.
INVEST IN LAND
RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER FARM
In the Old Dominion Hunt Country
Is . 9O0-aere operating purebred
Angus farm. Improvements in
tenEnt houses, 3 cattle barns
iGpprox. 36xS0 It. with large hay
mows and SlloS), 3 box-stal stable.
small kennel, other farm buildings
and 40-acre productive orchard.
Price. $4,000. 90 miles to
Washington. D. c. and near path
OF proposed interstate HighWay
g.. Brochure containing details
and soils information on request
or call Mr.. Smith.
FARMS q ACREAGE. INC.
sos oo.. Realtors
DE. e-5503 Ewes, DU. 5-s5l7
RETIREMENT FARM.
with beautiful e-rm. modern home.
This farm will pay for itself
Phone OR. 3-l636 or Uppsfville,
Va. 100.
5 $50 On. $40 MO. buys for s4,95O,
ID acres. ga acres cleared: spa
eious bungalow. phone. elee., State
I'd Ready. furn.. move in; as mi.
south, 2. c. L. L. SELF. Broker,
TIE. G-4l3l.
10 MI. D. C.-Nr. Bull Run Noun
tain. 10 acres, house. barn. other
bldES. $4,000, terms. More LAND
avail. OF. 4-7296.
10 ACRES PRIME LAND. 7-room
house. bath. mod kitchen, nice
view good property, $1,000,
- S-room brick
house, bath, oil h.-w.h.. fireplace.
/ acre: q good buy, $1,000.
O. B. WOLFORD. Broker.
Phone Gil 5-2lsl, Hamilton. Va
40 ACRES, 9 mi. from Gaines
Vile, Va.-ProduetlYe farm with
restored 3-bedrm. house plus
farm bldgS., stream on property
For quick sale. S52,5OO. THOS.
q MAGRUDER CO. Realtors, IA.
$4,000. ewes SO. b-4125.
1876 ACRES in Charles County
1000 II. waterfront. Ideal hunt
ing. fishing. Tenant house and
barn. Farm machinery included.
$4,000. ~ cash. balance easy
terms. FOREST HEIGHTS
REALTY, 10. 7-1ll8.
COLoRED, 800 On, $50 MO-,
buys for S4.750-Nice Arm.
bungalow. acre, Phone. cleo,
hard I'd; $50 yards OF Us. 1,
40 mi. south D. c. L. l.. SELF.
Broker, TIE, B-4I3l,
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NJ. T. BROYHILL 81 SONS
INVEST. PROP. WANTED

FAMILY SYNDICATE has $1,000
900 to invest in apt. houses or
ONCE bldgS.: property must not be
older than 90 yrs. The money
must be invested as soon as pos
sible. Please give details In letter
to Box AJAX, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-14

BROCK HALL - 5-aere estate,
small stream. reasonable, Will
consider oifer. MA. 7-27S6.
CLINTON, MD. = Rambler sites,
from 81 300 up. 8 years or more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-14

SILVER SPRING. Y blk. Ga. ave.
and Hechts=-4 rms. and law; reas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-14

WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
50xl50 lot on Patuxent River in
q development; 500 under market
price. VIII. 6-3603
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VACATION PLACES

CAPRI-For rent, monthly or long
term lease, villa, all comforts. 3
bedrms., 3 baths, servants guar
tiers; luxurious surroundings: rest
full Write LEZZA, Sommacam-
pagna A., Rome, Italy.
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WE RECOMMENDS:

W -
HOWARD JOHNSON, paekaged
deal parent Co.. with exc. long
term lease now being concluded on
desirable commercial sight, beinE
offered for sale. At only Si.S5
per 50. It. For immediate con-
struction. Near several shopping
centers and Columbia Pike, Va.
"a FAMILY BRICK, mod. apt
bldg, tenants pay gas. cleo. Low
price OF SO 900, on easy terms.
Is min from our ofnces.
CORNER GAS STATION SITE.
Annandale. Va, only Sbe per 80.
II. Frontage 1850 Il. nr. Shirley
hwy. Easy terms.
1-Exeellent 6-acre site adjacent
to SHIRLEY HWY. Superior TO
location Of any existing motels or
apis. In this entire area. High
elevation, overlooking Capitol. low
price. excel. terms. on D. c. bound
side, near Pentagon, easy access.
Highest class motel and or hotel,
anywhere In the country, is mer-
tied BY this finest local. DAVID
GILBERT. in our Commercial De-
pertinent. will be pleased to have
you consult with him about these
or other attractive transactions
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N. ARLINGTON
S BEDROOMS.
3 BATHS

Brand-new brick 2-level
home on q quiet Guide
sac. There's Q foyer, spa
cious living room with fire-
place, separate dining rm 4,
huge GE kitchen in color
and l5x20 family room
with fireplace. A wonder
ful value at $4,000. Call
IA. $4,000 to see 1t today
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ROCKVILLE
On Courthouse Square

on Courthouse Square
Reservations nov being accepted
ior single ofiees and suites IN
be erected In the central business
district. Air conditioned. auto.
from sob.bO. For Information. cal
Mr., Carr, r., Ma. 6-g340 or MA,
s-2s66, OLIVER T. CARR, REAL
TOR.
Sc. AREA-2 new ofiices ct $500
h hH Soeos PIKE; plenty OF parking
SILVER SPRING. X blk. Ga. ave
and Hechts--4 rms. and law: reaS
rent. JU. 6-45b4.
WILL SHARE well furnished once,
vermont At I SITS. NV. About 300
50. IT,. with 3 modern desks, plus
reception room: S76. ST, 1891
2 STORIES, 1000 so. IT. on each
moor. separate entrances: ideal
for union, insurance. etc. 73i N
CAPITOL ST. Call Mr.. BAcAs,
Ma. S-5933.
1900 BLOCK WIS. AVE- rooms
and Law; suit. for doctor. dentist,
etc. Wo. 6-b661, EN-. 3.7021.
I0OI-IOOB 18th ST. N.w.-Valu-
able. prominent corner: modern
In every respect. Air conditioning
nuorescent lighting, 3 tiled lava
tories; suitable 8. and !. associa-
tlon. bank. loan co... insurance
once. union headquarters. ofnces
or stores; front and rear en-:
So al H.. or SIo.0O0 annual
81 HssS So 1901 18th ST. NV
l13e PA. AVE. N.W.-Entire end,
3rd and 4th floors. For further
information, call NJ. PAUL HAM
NAN, NE. S-4100. 732 18th st.
NV.
OOe 18th ST. N.W.-store or Of
nc approx. $50 50. It.. at SIS 50.
IT,. annual. $3.50 or monthly
rental $685.. Air cond.. . tiled
lavatories. front and rear en-
frances. attractive store windows;
sui able for display. BELFIORE
CO., 1901 18th st. NV" DI.
3 OFFICEs-Sgie. suite, LIST d. !;
parking facils. 3615 r. /. ave, Mt.
Rainier. AP 7-7575.
; Ro0Ms--Newly decorated, all
First-class eond. sl25. no. 2-7SO0.
End FLOOR, suitable for dentist OF
furn. SIS per mo. FREDERicK A
BLUMER CO., 6l7 Pa. ave. Sc,
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

TO LEASE - Industrial city area,
Ideal for warehouse or small
manufacturing plant, machine
shop, etc: building 34x45 with
double overhead door. hydraulic
lift. 800 amps. elee service: plenty
OF parking space. Call Mr.. Cor
man, PRINCE GEORGES PROP
ERTIES, AP. 7-7S42.
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INVESTMENT PROP. SALE
CONTINUED,

CHOICE COMMERCIAL GROUND,
suitable for motel. just outside Of
Falls Church, 320-tt, frontage on
Lee highway. Cal LURlA BROS
Realtors, ia. 7-Sb00, q til y.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

WANTED commercial and industrial
land IN Southern Nd. Call Mr..
Smith, eve, Sat. and Sun, MA.
1854. with NJ. PAUL HANNAH,
732 18th street. NV. ME. S-41O0.
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INVESTMENT PROP, SALE

Al SMALL INVESTMENT, AUNT
colored bldg, shows excellent re-
turn, good appearance and cond..
licensed, approved, well financed
and well located, low cash pay
ment. HE. 4-6Sa4.
ARMORY = 6-unit modern brick
consisting Of . bedrms., liv. Tm.
kit, bath: gross annual income.
$1,000; priced low by out-of town
owner AGENT. ST. 3-72S2; Sun.
and ewes, OIL. 4-243g.
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PROP. RENT

COLONIAL BEACH AREA-Taking
reservations BY the week or sea
son: . exceptional 3-bedrm. brick
houses. directly on the Potomac.
Sleeps 3. SIS and S85 per week
furnished XII R.A6AA
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

ABEL, MD; - s-room house. 4
stor.. carport. breeEeway, on d
acre. Approx ~ #. waterfront
20 It. x "a #, bldg. for gar. or
stor., "a int. 340-it. wharf with
stor. shed. DAVID LAWRENCE,
GrRonwood H-1Tgh
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

FOR RENT. Warehouse and show
room In Nd, Just oil New Hamp
ave-, / blk. out Of the District.
1000 50. II. LIST floor, 1000 sa
It, drive-in bsmt. with soft. alley.
All or part. will build TO suit ten
ants. Call ~. 5-6lbi. Mr.. Gold
berg.
HEART OF SILVER SPRING. TO-
900 50. II. bldg. approx. 1000 50.
II. once space and 1900 50. It. OF
parking or yard space, at very
reasonable rental. MONTGOMERY
REALTY CO.. INC, ~. e-g2OO.
Ewes, and week ends, 10. 4-O207.
ROCKVILLE PIkE-Ib.O 900 So. II
de luxe facilities; 30-car parks. .
loading docks: beautiful new bull
Ing, ready Nov. l. Reasonable rent.
Full brokers' cooperation. DER
MOT NEE, HA. $4,000.
ROCKVILLE, Acorn Building-l or
. stories OF 2bx75 each. Concrete
and brick const. Excel. as ware.
house, storage, light mfr. etc. Low
rental. ia. 9-4140.
SEAT PLEASANT. MD.--op7O Cen
trail ave.---Suitable store. ware
house, auto sales. etc. 1-stoTy
bldg. 5000 n. floor space, plenty
OF parking, $500 mo. r. r. RUP-
PERT, ST. 3-S484.
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COUNTRY BREEZE
THROUGH
THE TREES

Cute-aS-ean-be Is this
long, low antique brick
rambler Just minutes from
Springfield. 3 bedrooms,
attached garage and AZ
acre gorgeously wooded lot.
Assume large 4Iaee FIRST
trust with small down pay.
ment. S10,600. Call FL.
4-S60O to see IL today.
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SEASH0RE PROPERTY
FLORIDA PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY, MD.-Choice loca-
tion; lot 50x1O0, 5000 HE. A.
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CORNER STORE AND APT.

Close-in d. C. area. Same tenant
over long period Pays own heat
and utils, Rental, over $4,000
year. Must sell TO settle estate.
Price, S25. 900. Phone Mr.. Wright.
evenings, EN-. 5-lSS1.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.
1872 l. st. NV Ma. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16
Jordan Premier
Tells of u. S. Visit

AMMAN, Jordan, April 16
(AP).-Premier Samir Rifai
said yesterday the Arab-Israeli
conflict over Palestine was "at
the top of matters discussed
when he and King HuSSein met
President Eisenhower in Wash
ington recently.
Mr.. Rafai, holding a news
conference after his return
from a four-week visit to the
United States and Britain, said
the talks with Mr.. Eisenhower
and other senior American off,
Gals reviewed problems con-
nected with the whole Middle
East.
I'VE have felt real under
standing and full appreciation
of our viewpoints concerning
all these problems" Mr.. Rafai
said. He refused to elaborate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16
GoIdwoter Storts Drive
To Toughen Labor, Bill

extensive amendment of his
bill could "scuttle" all chance
Of enactment of any labor
legislation.
Fears Lost Year
Urging fiexibility and COM
promise. he declared:
I'VE know this bill do the
job. ] say let us pass this bill
and do that job--or stand in
danger of letting it go undone
for another critical year or in
fact forever. This represents
our last opportunity for en-
actment, of an effective labor
reform bill"
He warned against addition
Of such proposals as restric-
tons against boycotts and
picketing. And he defended in
clusion of the pro-labor Taft
Hartley amendments on their
merits. He admitted these pro-
visions are not directly perth
nent to the corruption issue,
but insisted they are relatively
non-controversial.
Actually, some business or
CARNATIONS and others bitterly
oppose these Taft-Hartley
amendments.
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Six Reds Get
Jail, Fines

DENVER, April le (AP).-
Three men and three women
convicted Of conspiring to
teach the violent overthrow OF
the Federal Government were
sentenced yesterday TO prison
terms and were fined a total OF
$i6.500.
The prison sentences range
from two and a half to flve
years.
The six. all former Commu-
mist Party officials. were given
identical sentences after a
1855 conviction. The 10th
United States Circuit Court of
Appeals threw out that ruling
and ordered a new trial. Il
ended with their conviction
March IL.
Judge Lee Knous allowed the
SIX to remain free on bond
pending a new appeal.
The defendants and their
sentences:
Arthur Barry, AZ, of San jose.
Calf. five years in prison and a
$4,000 fine.
Anna Correa, "a, his divorced
wife, of Denver, four years and
S., 900.
Harold ZEPPELIN, 80, of Dem
yer, three years and $4,000.
Joseph Scherrer, SO, of New
York City, three years and
$4,000.
Maia Scherrer, 40, his wife,
two and half years and 81, 500.
Mrs. Patricia Blau, AZ. Of Ell
Paso, Tex, four years and
SO, 900.
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z Connecticut Ave.
Retailers Honored

The Connecticut Avenue AS
ISOLATION recently honored two
District retailers for high STAN
dards of ethics in public rela-
tons at a meeting at the May
flower Hotel.
Engraved plaques went to
Mrs. Hilda Bowdan, owner of
Selma's Gowns, 1907 Connect
cut avenue NV, and Roy
Pinge, general manager of
Martins China Crystal and
Silver Shop, 1928 Connecticut
avenue NV.
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ment courtroom in the court
house to hear the verdict. The
jury reached its verdict at 1850
am. EST.
She said she had eaten little
two bites" at noon yesterday
and a cup Of milk last night.
The jurors convicted her OF
voluntary manslaughter, one OF
the four possible charges the
judge permitted them to con-
slider.
1t is the lightest verdict Mrs.
Nicholas could have received,
outside of acquittal.
DeIiberates Nine Hours
The jury debated approx
mately nine hours before agree
ing on a verdict. The members
took only one respite, an hour
and a half for dinner.
Russell Cole, the jury fore
man, said "there we're more
than 10 ballots before we
reached the verdict"
He added that at first there
were votes ranging from &C
quittal to f1rst-degree murder,
but at no time did any of the
jurors mention sending Mrs.
Nicholas to the electric chair.
The prosecution, which did
not ask the death penalty in
its summation, termed the
manslaughter verdict "fair and
just"
About rs spectators crowded
into the courtroom to hear
the verdict, reached after a
month-long trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16
BY LEE M. COIN
star Stan Writer

Senator Goldwater, Republic
can Of Arizona. today leads of
the drive for strict union reform
legislation.
He plans in a floor speech TO
demand major revision TO
toughen the abor-backed bill
sponsored by Senator Kennedy,
Democrat Of Massachusetts.
Senator Goldwater has called
the Kennedy bill. Completely
inadequate" to clean up union
corruption.
His prescription for strength
ening the bill contemplates
restrictions against union
political spending, secondary
boycotts and organizational
lpicketing.
Senator Kennedy opened floor
debate late yesterday by de-
Tending his bill as "a COM
prehensive, strong and effective
measure to stamp out the
abuses" He warned against
loading the bill down with
amendments.
Erwin Amendment Up
The first major amendment
up for a vote will be the pro-
poSal by Senator Erwin, Demo-
crat of North Carolina, to
delete from the bill series
of Taft-Hartley Act revisions
demanded by the AFL-CIo.
These changes would, in part.
let strikers vote in union rep
resentation elections and loosen
regulation of construction
unions.
Senate Republican Leader
Dirksen said he would oppose
the Erwin amendment.
Senator Erwin, who is SEN
lator Kennedy's chief co-Spon-
sor, contends inclusion of such
Taft-Hartley amendments in a
cleanup bill could kill all
chances for legislation in the
touchy labor field. Everything
beyond the scope of racketeer-
ing should be dealt with in a
separate bill, he argues.
Senator Goldwater agrees
with this viewpoint, in conflict
with the Eisenhower admins
tration. AFL-CIO President
George Meany has threatened
to fight against passage of the
Kennedy bill if these Taft
Hartley revisions are elimin-
ated.
Limit on Debate
The Senate agreed yester-
day to limit debate on the
Edwin amendment to six hours
next Monday and Tuesday with
a roll call vote scheduled for
Tuesday. Debate the rest of
this week will be confined to
general discussion, without any
voting.
Senator Dirksen, who Joined |
Senator Goldwater in opposing
the Kennedy bill in committee,
served notice yesterday that
the Senate is in for long debate. |
Many observers consider labor
reform the hottest issue in
Congress this year.
Senator Kennedy warned in
his speech that insistance on
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taken to the prison on the east
side of Indianapolis.
Plans for an appeal we're still
undecided.
1--WE probably will appeal"
said Charles w. SymmeS, one
Of her lawyers.
The jury of IL married men
returned the voluntary man
slaughter conviction early to-
day. Voluntary manslaughter
means killing in the heat of
passion.
Appears Annoyed
Immediately after Judge
Faulconer pronounced SEN
tence, Mrs. Nicholas turned in
annoyance to her lawyers and
said:
! Il thought we were going to
appeal and get bond set"
1--WE still can" said Joseph
Quill, one of her three lawyers.
. Mrs. Nicholas. who will be
eligible for parole in 81 months,
said she was very disap-
pointed" by the verdict.
Il had hoped for acquittal
all along" she told newsmen.
She testified she shot her
the 54-year-old Teel accident
ally in a struggle outside his
younger girl friends apartment
last July 81. Mr.. Teel was an
executive of the Eli Lilly & Co.
drug firm.
! Under the manslaughter con-
giction. she could be freed on
bond if the case were ap-
pealed.
When a newsman asked her
whether she would have pre-
ferred women On the jury, in
stead of the IL married men,
she said:
We'll, I certainly have been
hearing from lot of women. |
They've been just wonderful.
Have you heard from many
men?"
No"
Wants to Appeal
She said she would like to
have the conviction appealed
to the Indiana Supreme Court, !
III have the money"
. Defense Attorney Frank
Symmes filed a routine motion
for arrest of judgment to try to
delay the sentencing further,
but Judge Faulcomer promptly |
bverruled it.
She stood erect beside Mr.. !
Symmes and listened impas- /
sively as the judge pronounced |
sentence. !
Il didn't sleep at all last
night" she told reporters.
She had been aroused in the |
nearby Marion County Jail |
about 2 am. to go to the base
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Connie Nicholas Guilty,
Is Given 2 to 2 Years

= INDIANAPOLIS. April is (AP).-Connie Nicholas dsap
pointed by her conviction of voluntary mansaughter Forrest
Teal her wealthy lover sentenced today years
In the Indiana Women's Prison.
Less than hour after by Judge
Thomas j. Fauconer the 45-year-od double divorce was
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ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
FURNITURE
3 ROOMS COMPLETE

This decorator furniture was beins
held for a customer who moved
out of town. There is an unpaid
balance of $685. 90, can be pur.
chased by responsible person fol
sass weekly ALL BRAND-NEW
NEVER LEFT OUR WAREHOUSE
81 pieces in all.
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lcoNIlNUEDl

DOUBLE RM.-Lovely air eond
pvt. home, residential sec; semi
pvt bath, employed girl. TU
DUPONT CiR. AREA, l7l5 RiEsi
place Attract, rm, for empl, young
woman, $50 mo, DE. 2-0S40,
DUPONT CIR, Beaut, newly dec
Tni., semi-pvt. bath. Unllm phone
Excel transp, Man. AID. 4-S73S
Emery Georgian Hotel
1912 @ ST. NV.
Mr., White House and YMcA All
cond for summer comfort Per-
manent guests catered 70 Hot,
cold water In rms mr. mod baths
wLshowers Wkly, 5000 up; daily
So up RE 7-lsl2
u ST, NV, 2OS-3 blks. Un. sta, /;
rm. I'd, mr., run, water, next bath:
reas. LII. 2-7l99, NE, S-43S7.
P0R DISCRIMINATING GENTLE
MAN-Large room with private
bath; northwest OF Dupont circle;
maid service; elevator: $50 per
month, AID. 2-b004.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES studio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

BEDROOM, dining rm., contents OF
home; cash. We do moving, Stor-
age; reasonable rates. ia. 9-2937
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(cOhTINUtpl

COLUMBIA RID. AND 18th ST.
N,w,Il-2 bedrms, with reception
rm., llv, nm, din. kit. bath, 4
closets; Ss5-Ss0.5 50. co, $3.50.
RID. NV, 1889; THE
ALWYN-Large bedroom, lly.
balcony adults, $50 80, IA. o.
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ROOMS FURNISHED-N.E.

COLORED-HOUsEKEEPING room
for rent. in religious home; cow.
ne. location. Ii. 6-923S.
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LIVE DOWNTOWN
CLOSE TO WORK
NEW AIR-CoNDITIONED
BUILDING

$50 18th st. NV.
ONE-BEDRM. APT. $3.50 to S165;
effc., Sll9.50. Short-term leasing
available. To inspect, call FE.
3-3219 or see resident manager
LONDON HALL APT. HOTEL, 1873
18th st, NV. Enc. bed-liv. rm., kit.
and bath. Day or wk. Ma. 5000
MAPLEWOOD APTS.-Two 2-bed-
nm. apis: cow. Walter Reed,
transp.. shop: Sll9.50. utils. incl.
Avail. Aug. l. $3.50 Maple st. NV.
MASS. AND WIS. VIC.-Newly re-
modelled 1-bedrm. apt; 2 adults;
$l25 mo, utils incl. EN-. 2-6423
MONROE ST. NV. Is23-Large
ga rms. $50 mo INCLUDES utils.
inspect anytime. Call Mr.. De
LANCEY. Elk. $4,000 after 3.
MT. PLEASANT-Large liv. rm.,
bedrm., kit. tiled bath. SS5 in
cludes utilities. RIA. 3-2943.
Mr.. I4th AND PARK RID. N.W.-At-
tract. 2nd flr. corner apt. Lge. liv.
I'M. with bay win, dinette, kit,
bedrm.. sleeping porch, redee.,
utils.; $3.50. tn. 2-4l43.
OLD GEORGETOWN-Studio, bsmt
apt. Pvt. entr. Utils. incl. Phone
between 4 and z. FE. 3-42S3.
ONE-YEAR LEASE, guar. against
rent increase good location: l,
2 and 3 bedrm. apis. 10. 2-0l52
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HouseVotes to Aid
Erring Veterans

The House voted without ops
position yesterday to help lift
some of the onus from vet
Grams who were refused hon.
orable discharges by the armed
services.
II passed q bill to authorize
military review boards to grant
certificates Of exemplary re-
Mobilization to veterans who
can prove their conduct has
been good since returning to
civilian life.
Sponsors of the measure,
which now goes to the Senate.
emphasized that 1t would not
alter the terms of the discharge
itself or entitle any person
granted the rehabilitation GER
tificate to receive veterans be-
nefits.
Representative Lane, Demo-
crat Of Massachusetts,. predict
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not agree with this. noting that
the committee added several
projects to the bill. These prof.
ects. II carried out, will pro-
vide important progress In the
atomic reactor field, he said.
Projects Added
The following atomic power
reactor projects were added to
the measure by the committee:
An $li.750.00O nuclear SUPER
heat reactor. to be built where
ever the Acc decides. A similar
project previously had been dis
cussed for Puerto Rico but
never got beyond the talk
stage.
An So million prototype re-
actor. to be built by q private
utility.
A SIS million prototype re-
actor. to be built by q public
power group.
The bill carries numerous
authorizations requested by
Acc for Its annual operations
in the weapons field and at Its
various plants over the coun-
try.
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U.S.. Eyes Death Roy
For Combating Missiles

Eat the moment" Mr.. john
son replied. 1T is pretty much
Buck Rogers. -. i. We are spon-
soring and financing some work
in several areas. some Of II
theoretically is looking more
hopeful as the days 90 by. But
1t Is this kind Of breakthrough
that is going to solve this kind
Of problem.
II think in the time span be-
tween now and 1865 we could
hopefully expect such q break
through. ! am not saying a ray.
but a breakthrough for q de-
Tense against missiles. I don't
know what II would be-"
Neither Mr.. johnson nor the
committee pursued the matter
further.