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Nurses Needed

nADIO-T. V.-Announcing. writing
production; Next term starts
NATIoNALr ACADEMY or
HRQADCAsTlN0 1888 18th ct.
W. DE 2-b6SO
fv.RADIo REPAIR. practical eve.
lab. class: SO weekly TEMPLE
SCHOOL. 1888 O n W. Ma. e-462a
VIENNEsB PIANIST. instruets be-
sinners and advanced students.
studio centrally located. Free
addition. NO. 1857.
WANTED: 25 stenos., SIS TO 500
yk. so typists. SOS to SIS vk.:
Sgisk revisy and beg. ecu5seS ss
csE solso6 a eOr ,s alSss "a q so 1'1'
WHICH SCHOOL
Or family gives Job 10. teacher Of
perfect French and Russian.
Diplomas. American citizen. Write
70 MRS. C. DEuTSCH. 1885 New
Hampshire ave. NV. IL
COLORED STUDENTS. Inquire,
RE. 7.2s29. New classes civil
service. tipping, shorthand. aectg.
Enroll today. BOYD SCHOOL est.
~ yfs. Cor. 18th and q NV.
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DOGS, pErs, Erc.

BAsSETT - Male. 8 mos, Axe
champion bloOdiins. si2s. Call FL,
BEEF KIDNEYS, 15e per pound;
30 pounds minimum order. Call
LA. D-1SU0
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS, pure
bred. l male and female. Rea-
sonable TO good homes. FL. 6-:l7Ol
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS, Axe,
imported pedigree. FL. 4-42s1.
GERMAN SHEPHERD. male. pedi-
greed, papers. 3 yrs. old; wonder
ful with children; res. checked By
vet; $50. Beaut. redwood dog
house Included. EM. 5-2245.
P0ODLEs. miniature: beaut. siiveFs
and white: Axe: Hollycourt blood
lines RA 0-40l3.
POODLES, PULASKI
Min, and toys. al eolors: stud fees.
$50, grooming. $40, 1918 HAM
ilton ST., Hyatts., Nd. WA. 7-227s.
FOODLEs. toy, silver and cham
pagne beige. weeks. Champion
bloodllnes. Axe res. EN-. 2-733l
POODLEe-Toys. Minis. and small
Eree puppies 1t reasonable I prices.
STUD SERVICE, GROOMING
MA 2-0SS1. MA. 2-Os00.
POODLE PUPPIES, Axe reg, tiny
min. champion sired: silver, blue;
very GOOD. Lu. 4-42sl.
SIANIEsE sEALPT., 2 mos. male
S25 T., $50. With papers, CPA
champ bloodline. NO. 7-6142.
sIAMEsE KITTENS, 4 weeks, pedi.
creed. housebroken. FL. 6-6276.
wEIMARANER, Axe, year old
male; excellent vatehdog. shots.
$50 CT. 6-3946.
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APIS. FURNISHED. G.
AIR CoNDITIONED
Furn. New De Luxe Apis.
IN SOUTHEAST
CALL RES. MGR, 10. 2-07OO

ANAC0sTIA, 2s24 Busns Vista ter
s.e.-Beautifu efiics., 1 and 2
bedrms.. tile bath. KIT. Reason
able. Near Sears, Roebuck. I0s
studio apt. mr.. Conn, in
PVT. home; own entr.; flrepl.; suit
l; avail. immed. EN-. 3-6257.
ATTRAC. FURN. 3 Ice. rms, kit,
bath, sun deck. firepl.: for 2 dis
eliminating adults: $3.50. RA.
AVAILABLE Immediately = LARGE
furnished efficiency, utilities in
cluded; Se4 80. Modern downtown
apartment building. just 2 blocks
on Conn ave-, with sun deck, ele-
vators,. garage and laundry room:
? blocks from public transporta-
ton and stores. 1925 + ST. NV.
AND 18th Area bed
Trl.. modern furniture, air cooled,
carpeted a.; SS5, utils, incl; suit
able 2 adults; fully tiled bath. AID,
2.0239. RE. 5-46S4.
CALVERT ST. NV, 1885, near
Bhoreham Hotel-Efic., l-bedTm.
apt; elev bldg. See janitor I'll o
Hill, lls c ST. Sc;
only: End a.. very Ice. rms. |;
clean. freshly painted: some furn. !;
all utils.. Select neighborhood:
walk 70 dWntn. and Govt. bldgs
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APIS. FuRMlsMED-VG.
APIS. UHFURNIsRED-D. Q.

ALL CONvENIENCEs, l03 Kennedy
bath: $3.50. KEY with jsnitor tor
Call Ma. 6-3o64.
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REFRIGERATORS
Areas largest floor display. l-year
guarantee. All sizes from $50 SO
PEERLESS SALES CO
2331 Georsia Ave. AID 2-2l00
RUGS. Oriental design and broad
looms gxl2, sl7: gxl5, S27,
ORIENTAL RUG MART, 1905
q 81. NV.
RUGS, hooked 6xe. blue and red
mingled. made TO order; ] green
gx12; like new. 10. 7-32lO.
SEW. MACHINES, recond.: Singer.
port t, with att. S16.95; console.
S24.0S: day or niEht. RIA. 3-6lSl
SEW. MACHs., brand-nev 1859
famous name. Res SlSD.b0 on
sale, $40 95. Cash or terms. Del
and guar. Call HA. 2-gO3g. now.
SEWING MACHINE, besut. Singer
console, dark wood, zig-zag att;
take UP payts., $3.T5 mo-: bal.
$35. Ex 3-0540. day or night, for
free home demo. ei0 9th 81. NV.
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IRVING eT. NV, I422-Huee 2
slean1 private; si7.b0 week. RA.
KENYON ST. NV, 1872 rms.
ca; sSs 80 2 l Weeks Sa. Ab. re 4.ss ~
Location-Comfort
NEW AMSTERDAM APIS.
-g70l 18th ST. NV.
EFFICIENCY $50
Attractive. well-managed and main.
tained sley. apt. bldg: spacious
rms i ana closets; stseetear a door;
holman BERNsrSEi" s sYNp acllna;
MINTw0oD PL. NV. 1852
large -rm. apis, on coiumbla
hot water II. l-siss. neat anu
MT. PLEAsANT-Laree living rm.,
bedrm., kitchen, bath with show.
er. $50 utils. incl. RA. 3-2D43.
MT. PLEASANT. 1925 Monroe 81.
n.w@VeTy nice 2-bedroom apt /;
suitable for adults; reas.
MT, PLEAsANT-Emc. apt, $50;
l-bedrm., hv,-rm. apt, SIS. Zach
apt, has q bath and kit: utiis.
incl. no. 2-2543 evenings. '
NE. AREA and 3 rms: utils
Turn: cony. transp.; 0 blks. from
Capitol: sb0-S75. Ii. 4-ii0o.
N.w.-comfortably furn. liy. rm..
eedrm., kit. bath. ali utils.: re-
nned adult. 500. tn. 2-i2OS.
ONE.YEAR LEASE. guar. against
rem. increase: good location: /, .
and 3 bedrm. apis. 10. 2-Oib2.
PARK AREA-spaeious 2-rm, ant,
eompl. kitchen. pvt, bath: excel
transp.: suit. l-2. OU. 7-0O71~
sHBRAT0N-PARK AREA-2 bed.
rms, suitable 3 adults: modern
furnishings. carpeted iis.; air
cooleda &125. utlls. incl; l.year
lease. RE. 5-4684.
SPACIOUS l-bedrm. apt, 2 biks.
from etatler. 18th and Mass, DU.
7.3D7O. EN-. 2-73D1,
THE MONTANA
1928 N ST NV. downtown-Pur
nished enc. apt: 24-hr. elev.
service. Res. mgr. OI 1.aTga
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PLEASANT
HILLS
1 AND 2 BEDRM. APIS.
AVAILABLE NOW
]. B. TIFFEY e. SON
RIA. 6-2569

DUPONT CIRCLE Area bedrm,
liv. rm., kit, dinette; In mod
elev. apt. bldg, being newly re.
dec; lease required; tiled batt
and shower. Call mgr. until ,
pm, FE. $4,000.
EYE ST. NV, sIS-2nd a. rear
rn., kit. and bath: $50, heat
Turn. Key with Mrs. Stricken
on 3rd-fioor apt. NJ. T. SMIIH
INC. weekdays. DI. 7-7s77.
GEORGIA AVE. NV. 5stOIs-:
rms. kit. and sbath: $50 so, plul
utils.; adults only, M. z. SMITH
INC. weekdays. DI. 7-7s77.
GEORGETOWN, 25Il Cue st. NV
-Lge., l-bedrm., air-cond. apt
Incl; utils and seeretariSi service;
$3.50. DE. 2-1S1l.
GEORGETOWN. 25Ii Que st. NV
Lee, l-bedrm.. air-cond apt.
mel, utils. and secretarial service:
$3.50. DE 2-1sl1.
GLOVER PARK, 4OO4 Edmunds ST
NV, Ant. Two rooms. kitchen
dining area, bath, porch. $64
B. y. SAUL CO. 025 18th st
HAMPTON COURTS APIS. 2OIs
New Hanlp: ave. n.w-Large l.
oedrm.; $50 80: newly decor. al
utils. incl. wired for air cond
elev bldg attr. lobby. Res mgr
NO. 7-l99e.
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APIS. UNFURNlsRED-D. Q.

TIE WESTERLY, 1920 2lst st.
nv n;w.1 "a rms. KIT. and bath;
st NV: or call MA. SASS. WASH.
HOUSING CORP. 931 H 81. NV.
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VACUUM cLEANLRs. eRAND,EEw,
Sl1.76i viii deliver. 81. 3-00bS'
VACUUM. cLkANERs, Electrolux:
euar. ! full W. Del. UN, l-0bhb'
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BASKIN FURS
Corner 9th and g NV.

FURNITURE-Leaving state, must
sell Kenmore auto. washer. 2 twir
beds, good eond.: brown nylor
Lawson chair. Phileo air eond., a
ton. Best offer. Call VII. 2-2o0l,
after 4:30 pm.
FURNITURE-chinese carved cot.
fee and end tables. Call 10. q
FURNITURE costs less when you
WAREHoUsE. 400 r. I. ave. ne.
FURNITURE-EntiFe contents Of
completely furnished home must
be sold this week. interested
parties inquire daily, 2 pm: %
z n.H., see JEFFERSON ST. NE.
FURNITURE-BEiN0 SACRIFICED
Rec. room. s-uiece. 500: glider
and Garden tools; Amana 15-eubic-
II. upright freezer, 2 Yrs. old
$3.50. Must sell immed.. moving
Call He. e-O162.
3 rooms complete
This decorator furniture Is being
held for Q customer. who moved
out Of town. There is an unpaid
balance Of S352.65, and can be
purchased BY responsible person
for So IS weekly. ALL BRAND
NEW-NEvER LEFT OUR WARE.
FURNITURE COMPANY. 1923
ewes. til 0, Friday and Sat. I'll
9 pm.
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FURS-MINK-MIRACLE

II took us months 10 assemble
the most complete selection Of
slightly used mink garments Of
every description ever % be Of
fered at Q fraction Of the origi-
nal cost Beautiful mink coats.
eapes. Jackets and stoles that
cannot be recognized from new.
See for yourself.
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year guar. SO up. FRKDERfcKs,
39O5 l4th ST NV. ia. $4,000.
REFRioERAToRs
SPECIAL PURCHASE
New. .-door Observation-Disclosures
frosttng and shelves on door; B.
year guarantee
$199.95
We also have . selected stock Of
freeZers at low, low prices.
STANDARD TIRE a BATTERY
CO., 10th and X SITS. ne. Ii.
3-9Os2. Open ewes. I'll ..
REFRIGERATOR, 9-cu.-ft., West
inghouse. excellent condition. IA.
2-6020
REFRIGERATOR, Prigidaire I'm
perial Washer. Easy Recent. auto
matte FL. 4-1796.
REFRIGERAT0Rs. late model. good
condition: guaranteed: will deliver,
$50. Ii. 7.5771. l2s
REFRlGRRATOR, used servel. 5
IT,: $50 or best offer. Good c0ndi-
ton. Ii, 6-QS93 after 5 pm.
REFRIGERATOR, wizard, o Gu. IT,.
Eood running eond. Best oner,
REFRIGERATOR, Hotpoint. ~ Gu.
Il Good condition; $40. Call WA.
7-7469.
REFRIGERATORs - Better Grade.
rebuilt By experts: 2-year guar;
easy terms. s. down delivers.
UNIVERSAL CO.. 1900 oeorgia
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3212 BROTHERS PL, SCI bed.
rm., liy. rnn., dinette. kit, bath;
lst-iioor apt. In 2-unit bldg,
fenced yard; blk. from Nichols
ave-: sos, includes utils.
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s |:s; 50 8. III 3: 3, \! ,s 81
set a ehairs). see; marble-top
coffee table. SIS: sofa bed, S25:
Ssds ss H Roi'Essi GpR GS11
c o $3.50. ofEN sun s5s II Il q s,T !;
weekdays 5 am. to Q pm;
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NEWcoMB-JoNEs REALTY. INC.
1928 Nichols Ave. Sc, 10. 2-76bH
BOILING FIELD AREA, 424 Con.
don Terrace s.e.--2 rms, kit. and
bath; $0D.b0 mo. Mr., Yount
FRANK 9. PHILLIPS, INC, DI
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RANGES
Gas, Electric; s29.b0 Up
AL, All sizes Ess ouare an

22s7 Ga. Ave NV. Ab. S.2loo
RELAxIcIZOR. 1 mo. old saerifics
at $3.50. After s pm. call EN-
REFkIGERf0Rs. used, SIS: SO Up.
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$50 oAKwooD ST. s.E.-5 rms,
furnished: sibo. Incl. s utiiitie nl'ei'
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CHEST AND DRESSER, $50: child's
chest. SEQ; tables. kit, set. $40;
arm chr, $40: green leath, arm
chr. w/ottoman. 500; grey Indian
lamb fur coat, $35. Fl. 4-S357.
c0LLATOR. Model No, IS: 8 sta
ton cummington, with 8 extra
shuttle trays; 5000. Call Mr.
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1915 dth ST. NV. Apt. 3-Liv.
pch.. nice I'd: new lift. refsr.;
S65 mo-. plus utils. WO. 6-2571
Or EN-. $500, TANEN REALTY
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This Bosdod spice layer will delight
even the most discriminating .. it hos
two delicious layers Favored with an
exotic blend Of spices and covered with
o wonderful spice icing. It's o delight
full dessert companion for Heidi ice
cream.
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1t may be old fashioned. but its still
tops on the list OF fovorite desserts +.
wonderful oppIe pie served with q bit
Of sharp cheese or Heidi ice creom or
just by itself. It's delicious cold or hot.
Serve it this week .. q top-notch buy
at this low price.
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anna had sent the United
States a formal diplomatic
protest against the border
guards actions, which it con-
dennis and reproves because
they do not behoove authori-
ties of a country which shares
with us a vital and joint in
terest in the canal enterprise. +"
In Washington the State De-
partment denied that the
American guards were partly to
blame for the violence.
The President was misquoted
by the Associated Press yes
terday as condemning his own
people for the clashes at the
zone border. His speech, made
in a nation wide broadcast
Wednesday night, had been
incorrectly translated.
But Mr.. de la Guardia did
say that his government mel
ther can approve acts COM
mitted by Panamanians against
the chancery of the North
| American Embassy"
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power to iniiict such losses
upon the Nation and whether
possessing this power. he should
use 1t SO unsparingly is an
other deep-seated matter Of
principle that has risen out Of
this record-breaking steel
strike"
Mr.. Cooper said the COM
panies started negotiations
with the belief that the best
way to avoid another round Of
wage and price increases was
merely to extend the last con-
tract for another year.
Campaign Cited -
But the union leaders. he
said. had already started a
campaign to convince union
members that they would come
back with a bigger and better
contract.
'"And So" Mr.. Cooper said,
before any reasoned discus
sion or communication between
the two parties was possible,
the union officials had put
themselves so far out on the
limb Of imitation. that they
could no longer climb back
without serious damage to
their political posture"
The union has commended
that the companies could
f1nace a substantial wage in
crease out Of their high profits
without an increase in the
price of steel.
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the border area for any kind
of stiff fight with Red China
is virtually impossible.
Indian authorities had paid
so little attention to the
Ladakh area that they knew
almost nothing about the
Chinese Communists own sup
ply road, built not only up to
the border area, but through
territory India claims.
Now the winter. is setting in,
and midas bodybuilding job
cannot be undertaken in earnest
until April at the earliest. The
Indian army has been assigned
the task, Mr.. Nehru reports,
after Kashmir engineers were
accused of embezzlement in the
project.
The fear is that by next
spring Red China will have re-
inforced her position in the
Ladakh area, taking advantage
of her new road.
Break Seen Unlikely
Prime Minister Nehru, mean
while, is preparing the Indian
people and Parliament for
further sacrifices" which is
interpreted by observers here
to indicate possible increases in
taxes to cover defense costs.
officials here discount the
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overall war against American
labor. There seems to be q
determination by big business
to break down the trade union
movement. The fight against
the railroad unions is a fight
against all American labor"
If the rail unions agree To
the management proposals, Mr..
Meany said. it would mean tie
lend Of the rope for trade
unionism."
"You face a fight for your
existence" he said. you can
say that a strike, If it comes,
was not your desire. This is a
fight for your existence and for
the existence of the trade union
movement"
Mr.. Meany said Government
figures show that the Nations
railroads are moving more
traffic than Is years ago with
only so per, cent of the man
power employed then.
That is the answer to their
argument of featherbedding, 4"
he said.
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a rally last night billed as
labor's answer to the railroads
charges.
The Nations railroads served
notice on their unions last Mon
day that they want to elimi-
nate certain railroad jobs they
consider unnecessary.
The formal proposals, which
will be negotiated during pend
ing contract talks, followed q
series Of railroad newspaper
advertisements charging that
the work agreements governing
railroad work are Anticipated
and cost the carriers an unnec-
essary $500 million a year.
The heads or other officers
of the 81 rail unions attended
the rally in the Ashland Boule-
ward Auditorium. Demonstra-
tors paraded through the audi
forum with placards that ac-
eused management Of a brain
washing campaign" against
their workers.
Mr.. Meany accused the rail-
roads of using a high-powered
publicity campaign to discredit
their workers in advance OF
negotiations land render i'm
potent the trade union move
ment." He added:
This is one battle in the
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Paper Workers
Rutify Contract

CONVICTION. Va, Nov. 6
(APP) Locals of the United
Papermakers and Paperworks
in Covington, Williamsburg, Pa,
and Luke, Md, plants have
ratified a two-year labor con-
tract with West Virginia Pulp
and Paper Co.
Covington employees COM
pleted their voting today. The
others had voted previously to
approve the agreement.
Among provisions Of the con-
tract is a wage increase of 8
per cent with a minimum of
Z cents an hour the first year,
and a 4 per cent increase, with
a minimum of 8 cents an hour,
the second year.
This will raise the minimum
hourly rate to $1.89 for the
coming year and $1.97 for the
second year Of the contract,
effective November 8.
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possibilities Of India either
breaking off diplomatic rela-
tons with China or withdraw
ing its Ambassador from Pei
ping, unless Red China takes
some further provocative step.
A new invasion of the dis
puted border area. however,
might bring a severe diplo-
matte breach with Red China.
There has been some talk
of India bringing Red China
before the Banding powers
those Afro-Asian nations which
met in Indonesia in 1855 to
form a bloc Of nonaligned
powers.
Red Chinese Premier Chou
En-lai at that time Endorsed
the conferences peace pledge.
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LOST

DOG, male, beagle, white with black
and brown spots; VIC; MontgomerS
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Ponomo Flag Planted
In Canal Zone by Mob

boundary after violent out
bursts by Nationalist demon
strators Tuesday handed con-
troll back to the zones regular
police.
Mr.. de la Guardia pinned
much of the blame for the vio-
lence on the American police
and troops for using force
against the demonstrators who
tried to cross the zonal border
Tuesday-on Panama'S 56th
independence annlversary-and
plant their flag. Infatuated by
the opposition, the Nationalist
stoned the American Embassy
and the United States Infor-
nation Service and tore down
the United States flag at the
Embassy.
Mr.. de la Guardia said Pan
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national revenue, may have to
be increased somewhat"
President Eisenhower has at
tempted to give India special
consideration in United States
foreign aid plans and Congress
has shown sensitivity to the
Importance of midas economic
development race with Red
China.
Military Softness Barred
The Chinese Communist mill
tary challenge to India on the
Kashmir border and in the
Northeast Frontier Agency, has
disclosed a military softness
which is proving embarrassing
to Mr.. Nehru.
The Indian leader is not eX-
pected suddenly to ask for or
accept military aid, which he
has long spurned, but he is
expected to seek further in
creases in economic aid to free
more of midas revenues for
a military buildup.
Indian budget makers have
tried to play down the need for
a 200-mile supply road from
Srinagar, the comparatively ac-
cessible Kashmir capital. to
Province in the frontier terri
tory.
Consequently, the task of
moving adequate supplies to
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Cooper Claim,
Steel Union
Holds Power

HOT SPRINGS. Va. Nov. 8
(AP) The Steelworkers Union
Is much the stronger power in
the record 115-day steel strike,
the head negotiator for the big
steel companies commended TO-
day.
This is not a struggle be-
tween two giant forces of equal
power" said r. Conrad Cooper
of United States Steel. 1T is a
dispute between two parties
having vastly unequal powers. "
He added, in an address pre-
pared for the Virginia Manu-
facturers' Association:
ION the company side there
lies only the power to say no
Ito demands which it cannot
accept-and to suffer the beat
ing it may take in consequence.
Blames Mcdonald
mo man in the management
of any steel company can
shut down the American steel
Industry and deprive the Amer
lean people of the products of
its mills. Nor can any single
individual in Government do
so-not even the President of
the United States.
mo there is only one
man who can choke of our
Nations steel supply at will,
and that man is the president
of the Steelworker's Union, +"
David j. Mcdonald.
Mr.. Cooper added, whether
any one man should possess the
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DOG, cocker type, white with brown
spots on back. freckle face. collar
and tags: answers to Penny; vic.
WA r-REQO
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School to Celebrate

st. Teresa's parochial school,
1925 v street Sc, will cele-
brate its 50th anniversary this
Sunday with a reunion of
former teachers and a mass of
thanksgiving at which the
Most Rev. Patrick A. O'Boyle,
Archbishop Of Washington, will
preside.
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PANAMA, Nov. 6 (AP).-
Panamanian Nationalist final
ly planted their nations flag
in the Panama Canal Zone
yesterday. Panamanian troops
rushed in, cleared out the
crowd of about 200 without
violence and took down the
flag.
Anti-American tension ap-
peared easing in the Central
American republic after a plea
for moderation on both sides
by President ErneSto de la
Guardia, jr.
United States troops who had
been manning the Canal Zone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-06
THE EVENING STAR A-9
Washington, D. c. ~
Friday, November 6, 1859
Cecil De Mile Estute
Put at 81 Million

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 5 (AP).
Cecil B. De Mile left an es-
tate Of s4,O4s.sO7.
This disclosure came yester-
day when a Judge approved
distribution Of $40,750 in be-
quests to friends and former
employees Of the pioneer film
director-producer. Mr.. De Mile,
who died last January at ~,
left most Of his estate to his
daughter, Mrs. Cecilia De Mile
Harper. 49,
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Reds Threat to India
Nav Affect u. S. Aid
BY EARL III. VOSS
Star Stan Writer

troubles with Communist China could have
profound effect Prime Minister Nehrus economic develop
program consequently the United States foreign
aid program there, American officials said today.
Nehru acknowledged in New Delhi yesterday that his
budget which already onehird of his total
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-06
Feutherbed Fight Aid
Is Pledged by Meony

CHICAGO Nov 6 (AP) president George Meany of the
AFCIO has pledged full and complete support Nations
railroad unions in their showdown fight with the carriers
charges. - ~.
"You not in this battle alone" he told estimated
1000 cheering rail union leaders file
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LITTLE JOE CAPSULE RECOVERED

of being developed into orbit
around the earth recovered by OF the Navy salvage ship
miles the Atlantic off WaOps Island Va As minutes
after launching Little rocket Wednesday The capsule
altitude $500 feet and separated from the rocket
asO would throw the capsule Of the missile
the life NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AerOna
tics Administration Photo via AP WirephOtO
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