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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-07-30
Congressional
Viewpoint
A Too Familiar Refrain
Sen John Marshall Butler

- IOO Y dUliIldt NCII dlI
The most recent revelations with
regard to mutual aid for South
Vietnam haxe excited officials in
the International Cooperation Ad-
ministration, which administers
the program, the United States
Senate, which appropriates the aid,
and John @. Citizen, the taxpayer.
Again, questionable self-righteous-
ness and inefficiency in Southeast
Asia, as well as in other areas,
on the part of ICA, have been
exposed in shocking detail.
For years, investigating commit
tees of the Congress have con-
Guided that the Mutual Aid Pro-
gram is wasteful in many respects.
In the winter of 1856, the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee con-
Quoted a special study of U. S.
aid to South Vietnam. 1t reported
that economic aid had been applied
without realism" and that the
South Vietnam government was
unable to initiate industrial re-
covery in spite of our largesse,
and that the country suffered from
"muddled and dangerously de-
ceptive monetary system"
Less than a year later, Vice
President Richard Nixon admitted
in a televiSion broadcast that he
would be less than candid if |
were not to say that in some areas
of the world there has been waste
and that in some areas of the
world where we have provided
funds it hasn't accomplished the
purposes we would like . The
Administration is, at this very
time, examining the operation of
these programs. to see ways in
which we can do it with less
money than . in the past"
What has been the result of
this examination? In January, 1858,
the House Government Operations
Committee stated that U. S. mill
tary assistance had been wasted
and "needlessly expended" A few
weeks later, Joseph Campbell,
Comptroller of the United States,
declared: The administration of
military aid has been. .wasteful
and inefficient" Strong misgivings
now appearing in Congress,
which has approved a mutual Sc
curity authorization of S355 billion
for the coming year, have made a
close examination of the program
more imperative.
Hearings on this lamentable
situation will soon commence and
ICA officials will attempt to refute
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-07-30
JAMES H. CAMPBELL

James Hugh Campbell, aged II,
of Deer Park, died suddenly Mon
day evening, July q, of heart
attack.
He was son of the late Robert
and Melinda Davis Campbell. Sur
viving besides his wife, Mrs. Dora
Campbell, are step-daughter,
Mrs. Frances Tipping, Frostburg;
two sisters, Mrs. Albert Lee, Oak
land; and Miss Alice Campbell, of
Deer Park.
Mr.. Campbell was member of
Garrett Lodge No. 113, Knights of
Pythias, Oakland.
Services are being held this
afternoon at o'clock from the
residence in charge of the Rev.
Joseph Gerstell. Interment was
in the Deer Park cemetery.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-07-30
MRS. WALTER HUMBERsoN

Mrs. EStella HENDERSON, aged 70,
of FriendSville, died Monday morn
ing, July 81, in the Garrett Coun-
ty Memorial hospital in Oakland
where she had been a patient for
two weeks.
A native of near Friendsville,
she was born September II, 1888,
and was a daughter of the late
Frank and Emma Leighty Umbel.
Surviving are six daughters, Mrs.
Effie Van Horn, Smicksburg, Pa;
Mrs. Evelyn Friend, Mrs. Gladys
Frantz, Mrs Doris Friend, Friends
vile; Mrs Florence LivengOod, AL
bright W. Va; Mrs. Arlene Sellers,
Cleveland, O.; two sons, Ralph
HENDERSON, Oakland; Hiram Hum
iberson, Baltimore; three sisters,
Mrs. Clyde Cross, Tampa, Fla;
Mrs George Bush, Connellsville,
Pa; Mrs. Stewart Kesler, Indian
Head, Pa; % grandchildren and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-07-30

children, of Baltimore, visited Mr..
and Mrs. Harland Bowser and fami-
ly last week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Friend and
family attended the wedding of
their son, Glenwood Bud" Friend
in Ohio last weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kisncr, of Terra
Alta, w. Va, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall Sanders, Sunday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-07-30

% great grandchildren.
She was a member of the Bloom
ing Rose Methodist church, the
WSCS and was an active worker
in church and community affairs.
Funeral services were conducted
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
from the church with Rev. Hiram
Short, pastor, officiating. Burial
was in the Humberson family
cemetery.
She was preceded in death by
two daughters, Miss Beuna Vista
HENDERSON and Mrs. Lavona Low
dermilk.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis were
Monday evening dinner guests of
Mrs. Myra Martin in Oakland. They
also visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jay CO.
law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cramer,
of Baltimore. we're guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harland
BoMser, last week
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-07-30

Brethren Church, Markham and
was employed in the First National
Bank, Washington, d. c.
She was a granddaughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Hostetler.
Services we're held by Rev. Har-
old Barnett assisted by Rev. Rob-
ert Cessna, Ebensburg.
Interment was at Richland
Cemetery, JohnstoWn.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-07-30
Reunions Scheduled

McCabe and McRobie Reunion
will be held Sunday August End
at Westover Park, Morgantown,
West Virginia. A basket lunch will
be served at noon.
Delmer Sliger, is Secretary and
Treasurer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-07-30
CRELLIN

Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Shaffer
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Sterling and family
at Valley Head, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Graham,
of Washington, d. c., were week
end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Graham and family and other
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ashby, of
Harrisonburg, Va, we're weekend
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-07-30

these latest charges. 1t may be
that they will show that some
or most of the S11 billion poured
into Vietnam has been properly
spent, but that will not be enough
The American taxpayer is not
interested in rs or IS or $50
efficiency-he want a 1909 re-
turn on every one of his dollars
that leave this country 1t will be
welcome change if ICA's newest
rendition is something other than
the same tired chorus of the very
old song which has been sung
so often before.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-07-30

Crossword PuzzTe answer rs on rage seven)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
The Summer Job Picture

of-town teen-agerS who want to spend the
summer working in Washington.
There's a big increase in out-of- town
applicants this year." reports Mrs. Beatrice
H. Thompson, manager of special services
at the United States Employment Service for
the District. 1T must be because there's a
greater emphasis in schools on the Capital
and on politics. The students don't neces-
Sarily want to work for the Government;
they just want to work in Washington
Last year, Mrs. Thompson estimates, her
office handled 1000 job applications from
teen-agers and placed about half of them
This year." she says, well probably be asked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14

to service 10000 applications Even if a mir
acle happened, we couldn't place anywhere
near that number If we place half, well have
done tremendous job"
Scarcest of all this summer are the Gov
eminent jobs, partly because of budget cut
backs and partly because most of the open
ingS are already filled. For future reference
officials suggest taking Civil Service tests
early-Shortly after the first of the year.
There's just about nothing" says Mrs
Lillian BerS, personnel assistant in the Dis
trict Government. I'VE had very few OPEN
ings and they went to students who had held
Continued on Pose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
By EMERSON BEAUCHAMP
Editor OF TEEN

You can make more money working this
summer than last Summer-if you can find
a job.
All over the Washington area the pic
ture is the same: Salaries are higher but
summer jobs are even scarcer than they were
last year.
Actually it's paradox. There are more
jobs available but there also are more people
looking for them-partly because of increased
school enrollmentS and partly because of out
Evening star., 1959-11-21
IMMEDIATELY IN
FAIRFAX COUNTY

FLORIS-1O-rm., J-bath, modern
lied framed residence with beau.
tiful view: 80 acres, part zonec
eomml. Suited for residences, an.
tiQue shop, doctors once. etc
$500 per mo-: less with less land
FORESTVIILE-3-bedrm.. uniquI
nursery, 2h baths. . acres, Sc
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FIMMTT HILLS. FALLs CHURCH
RIVER VIEW

Almost-new, antiaue' brick rambler
on ] acre. convenient to Pentagon
. blks. from beach and boat land
ing; bedrms., all-electric kitchen
living room with frepl. and car
with option to buy. Call for appt
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3-BEDRM brk. home: ! bedrm ana
garden; viii dec. to suit tenants.
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419 MELLON ST. s.E., Apt. No. j
LIST floor: 2 rms, kit, bath, IN.
div. gas heat; $3.50. Ma. S-5564
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

BLUE RIBBON VANS-3 rooms fol
$50: bonded carriers. Don't val
too late Cal LU. 2.1255
EDELMAN MOVING, STORAGE
viii accept surplus furniture A.
part payment on ,vour moving
storage. Reas. rates. IA, 9-2Q37
HILLS MOVERS; LU I-950O-
Authorized ice: fast careful seTv
ice, installation service
HILLS TRANSFER CO.. 6P. 3-066t
-Coversse reputable work only
KEAHEY'S MOVING. STORAGE
LARGE or small. pianos, refgrS, etc
Nd. Va. and D. C., CO. 5-6027.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving
beaches q specially. 8 L NORRIS
TU. 2-1150 or TU 2.S902
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET Of
across the country safe storas'
Phone NO 7.9104 UNION sToR'
MOVING AND HAULING, usec
iurn;; part payment y. AND z
MOVING Co. DU. 1860.
AA-l bargain on moving every
day, % hrs; ] rm. So: 2 rms.
$40; 3 rms. SI2 to SIS: houses
$50 to S25 Furniture accepted
in trade. No hidden cost, Fre'
estimates We are. specialized ir
moving. Ask your friends
D. c. VAN LINES
ST. 3-229S ME. S-1S4i
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HOUSES UNFURMIsHED

3722 y0CEBYE ST. N.w.-Lovely
decorated. ; bedroomS' ExceIlsnt
location OPEN SUNDAY. / TIL s.
FREDERIcK ", BERENs SALES
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3O3 s. COURT
HOUSE ROAD, near Ft. Myer
brick 2 bedrooms, living room,
dining room. kitchen. basement;
B. p. SAUL CO, s2S 18th st
nv. Ma. R.2lO0.
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1913 D st. n.e.-2 rms. kit. and
bath; redee.: $50
902 3rd st. n.w.-Lovely remod. 1.
. and bedrm. units; $3.50 to
11O3 9th st. n.w.-3 rms, kit. and
bath; S57 80.
HARRISON & ADAMS
932 X st. NV. MA. S-S30S
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NO LAWN TO NOW, no snow TO
shovel, no repair bills. This con-
Venient spacious coop apartment
may be purchased on easy terms.
Two bedrooms, living room. dining
room, tiled bath and equipped
kitchen. Only SI0.750. Call IA.
7-93OO. ARLINGTON REALTY co.
TILDEN GARDENS-A I-bedroom
apartment with living room. din
cite and modern electric kitchen
Tastefully decorated within thl
past year. Owner leaving town. In
spection by appointment. j. MEL
SON HUGHES, EN-. 2-S400.
3 ROOMS AND BATH, S4.sO0
easy terms.
ALSO
Liv. rm. -bedrm., kit, din. and bath
$3.50: conv. NV loc.
Mr.. Aiken with BILLINGSLEN
REALTY CO, AD. 2-9lO6.
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KEHSINGTON ROCK CREEK FALL
SADES- 4 bedrms-. baths; Sl6O
mo nr. schools and pool. WI.
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9i5 N ST. NV.
Modern, completely redecorated.
Adults only. rms, kit. and bath,
SIS. 1-bedrm. units, $50 and $50.
see MRssHxET.. Rs:; MET. AOt; 4 wNStE NSi co
1928 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
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JAMES L DIXON CO. REALTORS
ST. 3-72O0 Ewes. co. 5-3373
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

If you WISH to turn your home
into income property, call this
Property management office for
appraisal Call Mr.. J. PEYTON,
OIL. 6-2344, FREDERICK W.
BERENS SALES, INC.
IN SHENANDOAH VALLEY = &
rms: newly redee.; 2-story frame
with garden: ret. mans local;
HE. 4-3S43.
MONT. p. G., co. AND d. C.-ws
urgently need rental properties.
ALLEN REALTORS, RA. 6-3333.
THIS property MANAGEMENT once
ureently needs homes to rent in
all areas OF NV. WASHINGTON and
Marylsn nd suburbs. For expert ap-
nraiSal call Mr.. H. FARR. oR
Mr. J. PEYTON. OIL. B-2344.
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES,
INC
WE MED HOUSES for rent in
Arlington and Fails Church. Your
headaches become ours for .
nominal fee Cau TOWN a. COUN-
TRY REALTY, KE. $4,000.
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$3.50 18Th PL. N.W.-1 bedrm., liV
rm-,, oinette, kitchen and bath
avail. now: $50 incl. utils. Res
mgr will shoE. WALKER q DUN
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

The Business Opportunities"
column which usuoIIy appeared
in this spoce will now appear
between Investment Property
Wonted" ond Business Prop
srty for SOle," IOeoted SeveroI
posss boek.
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30Is MASS. AVE. sE.-1 -bedrm.
apt. avail Dee. L; S62 80; good
! condition; res. mgr. will show.
/ WALKER q DUNLOP, INC, CO.
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24O5 18th ST. N.W.-Efic. apt,
mod elvator bldg, close-in loc
See janitor on premises. MARTIN
MsINEENEYs ! g iAgent' 1417 K st,
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Det rambler; S rms. baths,
full bsmt.. gas heat. newly dee.
ONLY Sl25 mo. Mr.. HEUMANN.
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I;sI Isl: sI: SN~S Io-rs.. rms mssi;i,a
DAWN REALTY. Tu. s-sIs5.
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REAL ESTATE SALE Or ExCH.

ADVANTAGEOUS EXCHANGES CAN
BE MADE QUICKLY II you own
clear real estate in or near d. c.
| Area, town and country properties
consecutively since 1872
JOHN A. BRICKLEY, JU. 5-5533
COMPLETELY REMODELED = A.
rm. brick house: $1,000. 500
Drake pl. sc. Phone Re. 7-ls57.
FURNISHED FLORIDA HOME
available season, exchange for
Virginia same. Exch. refs. Write
DIR. o. L. HIETT, 623 Monticello
DIR. Falls Church. Va
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l468 RANGOR ST SE
HOUSES TO SHARE

CONGENIAL HOME to share with
chiI honrc privils': Colesyifis
road area. Ma. 2-IO27.
WANTED or . Jewish men be-
young Jewish man. Ideal location,
cow. transp. RA. 6-Sl34 e.
WANT ! or . young men to share
lge. modern home in So. Arl.
Ridge rd. area with others.
Total cost including meals. maid
service. approx 500, college Grads.
OF. 4-7564.
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wood area 81 FsIiI 81 Church. % true
center han. formal din. rm.,
dream kit. with table space, )
bedrms,. = full baths tone on mas
ter bedrm.b, full bsmt.. big tree.
Mrs. Slower, THE Darcy co.
IA. 5-9393; ewes. and veekends
III A.0AOI
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'TIsS FARMS s'Isb' HNbb' ACREAGE. EI 5i DiHi INC.
REALTORS De. 2-55O3 Ofe. Hrs.
BEECH ST. NV. sees, iust Oh
Western aVe.-Briek Colonial.
bedrooms, ga baths, excellent
neighborhood: recreation rm., ga
rage, lovely yard. $3.50. B. F.
SAUL CO., 925 18th st. NV. Ma.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

ALEXANDRIA, Rosemont area:
bedrms.. l bath upstairs. din rm
liv rm. and kit, lst floor, and I'm
S120; 12-month lease. XII. e-504t
aft. pm, XII. S-3071.
ALEX. westmont-Povhatan area
g26 End ST., l blk. from Hot
line. 3 bedrms.. finished rec. rm
end row: immed. occupancy. Sl2E
mo TE. 6-7.24.
ALEX. AREA-2-bedrm. semidet.
fenced yard, bSmt., gas heat; i'm.
maculate: 500 mo. SO. 5-2544.
ALLENTOWN RD.-2 br.s. bath
Hv: rm., dinette. kit, Ice. I'd,
INsoN. CHI, S-4I36.
ALL-AMERICAN COLONIAL farm,
house; mod; eonv.; nr: Corner!
baths, Ice. liv. and din. rms.
sep. guest house; converted barn
theater rec. rm. Avail. 30 days.
5000 mo-; without guest house
SECS Mr.. WOODS, JE. 2-4414,
JE. 2-S79l.
ANDREWS AFB AREA--4-bedrm :,
2I2-bath, lge house: spac. grounds.
Mod. kit. and heating plant. ga
rage. Upkeep on outergrounds
provided. Some drapes and furn.
available. Occupancy about Dec. /
$3.50 OIL. 4-0l26.
ANDREWS S-BOLLING FLD. Is Minis
-3-bedrm. brk. rambler: immac..
newly dec: lge. yd; schl. buses.
Quiet nghbrhd. S135. Lo. 7-S056.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

MANY CLIENTS to rent ants
houses; upper NV, upper ne. or
Sill Spg. Call day or night. N A
PRESTON CO. TU 2-2S0D
WHITE CHRISTIAN WOMAN of
excel. char, desires compl. furn,
apt. in Christian home. Bedrm.
sep. kit, hv. rm.. pvt. bath; all
utilS.; dntown NV. white vic. {;
nr. food store, tranSp.: must be
clean, 2nd flr. S4R mo. ME-. g.
4O54. $50 a.m-5 pm. all week
Box 454-R, Star.
2.RM. FURN. APT. with util. incl.
for couple. Avail. Dec. 18th. No
lease. Box 221-R, Star.
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PTS. UHFURHIsHED-D. s.lApT& UHFUREIsHED-u. e.

rooms, XII, refEr.. utiia. included
i $65. Gail II. $4,000 HOWEA
STEIN BROTHERS q DONAHUE
iss: eSs lssh si.. s1d ST SE S.ss sgB. sgssS s' mo
RAYMOND q: RUPERT, iOIi
2l9 h ST. NV, Apt. 402-I rm.
kit. and bath, With rfgr.; SAB
1917 7th st. nv. ST. 5.s4sf.
1890 18th ST. N.W.-3 bedrmS.
liv. rm.. din, .rm., library, EteheI
and bath: ideal location: $3.50
Avail. Dec. ]. WALKER q DUN
30Is MASS. AVE. -bedrm
apt. avail. Dee. 1; S62 80; gooC
condition; res. mgr. will show
WALKER q DUNLOP, NC CO
9-O222.
$3.50 18th PL. NV bedrm., liV
rm-,, oinette, kitchen and bath
avail. now: $50 incl. utils. Res
LoP. INC CO. s-o522. "
419 MELLON ST. S.E., Apt. No. j
list moor: 2 rms, kit, bath, in.
oiV' sas heat; $3.50. Ma. S.5564
23'
l4O0 FAIRMONT ST. N.W-spa-
elous' l bedrm., liV. rm., kitchen
bath. balcony, elsv. bldg. Res
mar. NO. 7-S215.
1884 n. I. AVE. N.E.-S5S so; j
beorm.. liV. rm., dinette, kitchen
and bath, enc. apt. $50 so incl
all utils. JOHN L. SHELF
REALTOR, 10. $4,000.
272O WIS. AVE. = Bedrm. apt,
mod. elev. bldg. See janitoR on
premises. MARTIN MeINERNEY,
Agent, 1417 K st. NV, D1.
7-50l4.
500 KENNEDY ST. N.W.-l-b -bedrm
apt. heat and hot water included:
S62 80: viii accept child. See
1928 I2th ST N.R.-2.bedrm. apt.
White only; S100 per mo-, incl.
utils. LA. 6-7646.
24O7 18th 81. N.W.-Efic. apt,
mod elvator bldg. close-in ioc.
Nc Ne1NERNEY. SiE S Rem. emiSei4 i417 Akl ( lis y
NV, DI. 7.5o14.
e BEDROOMS, ~ rm.. Kit. and
bath: front and back porehes. No
children. 513 sth st. ne, Ii.
6-29S6.
2e62 HALL PL. N.W.-2 rooms,
Kitchen, bath, heat and hot water
Iurnished; S75 per month: key
with lanitor. FREDERICK A.
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RONTINUEDl

MADISON ST. NV, s9I-3 rms
Kit. bath: utils. incl. ADULTS only
S65. IA. 9-62s9.
MARYLAND CoURTs APIS, gu
and Nd. Ave. N-E.-Conv. down
town location. Bachelor apt. 81
mo. Phone mAnaEer, Ii. 7-6666.
ND. AVE. Ne 3 rms, heat ant
elee. furn. 3 blkS. from Capitol;
S65. II. 4-110O.
N.E.-LoVely, clean, . rms, kit.
enclosed porch: blk. 70 Rhod,
Island bus: nice yard. Ho. 2-3665
EeaS.
NEAR BOILING YIELD, 416 New
comb st. Sc. Apt A. rooms
dinette. kitchen and bath; nevly
decorated. Only $40 so mo. Mr.
NEUhAANN. Ma. $1,000.
hot water furnished: sS5. FRED-
NEAR CAPITOL, ZOE c st. Sc
rooms, kitchen, bath, heat and
TRICK A. BLUAER CO., Ii. 4
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9f0pen

CUSTOM-BUuT
HAWTHORNE" 2-BEDRM RAMB,
1924 32nd ST. NV.
For retired couple or family need
ing only bedrmS and = baths,
and want fully air-cond. homie
for year-round. comfortable, de-
lightfully PLEASANT living, in a se-
cluded D. C. subdivision, west Of
Rock Greek Park. Has 2S-ft. iv.
rm. with firepl.. kit. with din.
area walnut-paneled rec. rm. with
hardwood frs and firepl: a study
may be used as guest bedrm.J
and powder rm.: > = car, built in
Rarase. Built about s yrs. Has
lovely outlook amid the other
fine homes. Price, middle 30s.
Ewes, TIE. 6-176s.
Open Sunday Afternoon
DIRECTIONS: From Chevy Chase
circle right on Western ave. to
Chestnut Ibus terminaD. then
right to a2nd st and left to house.
L. T. GRAVATTE
1918 x ST Rsaltor Ma. s-n753
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/ BEDROOM - SIPS
Res. Mgr, JU. 5-2956
H. @. 6MITHY CO. ST. 3-330t
sPENCERVILLE, MD = 1st-fiooI
apt. lge, liy. rm. with flrepl.r
bedrm.. kit: $50 mo. WA. 4-9l34
TAkOMA PARK. 10 Manor Circle
Lovely 1-bedrm. unit. near
Ma. s-S30S or JU S-937b.
TAKOMA PIX, EASTERN q HOLLY
AVE,-Newly dec. liV. rm., bedrm.,
kit is bath: also porch; 2nd d.
front, pvt. entT.S. adults only.
JU. 1886
TAKOMA PARK-Large 1-bedrm
indiy. heat control: use own
washer; storage; SS5. incl. utils.
2-bedrm. avail. Dec. Is; S100.
JU. s-5l06, WA. 4-9126.
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APTs. uNFURNlsnED-Mp.
tcoHTINueD)

BEAUT. SLIGO CREEK PKwT-
l. 2 and 3-bedrm. apts.; See 70
AIO6 incl. utilE. CAL n. k-A00O
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2e62 HALL PL. NV rooms,
kitchen, bath, heat and hot water
FURNISHED; S7S per month: key
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HOUSES UHFUREIsHEp

KALoRAMA TRIANGLE-202I Al.
len pl. NV. Completely redeeo-
rated row brick. facing Rock Creek
Prk. 4 bedrms., remOdeled kit.
gas h'-W.h. $50 per mo. PRANK
s. PHILLIPS, NC d. 7-l4ll,
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1924 n. I. AVE. NE.-S59 80; j
eeorp.. liV. rm.. dinette, kitchen
and bath, enc. apt. $50 so incl
AZ utilS; John i; SHELTON
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14I5 K ST. Sc.
rooms, 3 bedrooms, auto. heat,
garage. SIS mo.
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1881 Belmont I'd. N.w.-5 rms. :,
17O5 East Capitol st.-s rms. Kit.
and bath, redee. S47.50.
25O1 N St. S.E-2 rms, kit. and
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4l6 11th st. NE rms, kit. and
bath: redec, $3.50.
80 HARRISON 4 ADAMS
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l4O0 FAIRMONT ST. N,W-spS-
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44l4 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
Brick, 9 rooms, IL baths, base
ment, auto. heat. 500 mo.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-15
Kidnapped, Beaten
By z White Men,
Negro Reports

NASHVILLE, Tenn. April is
(AP).-A Negro stumbled into
police headquarters yesterday
and told officers two white men
kidnapped him yesterday in Bir-
mingham, Ala, beat him,
robbed him, drove him here and
dumped him out Of their car.
The man told police he is
Claude Odom, AZ, and that he
was robbed of $3.50. He said
the men warned him that he
was being used las an example
to a Birmingham indignation
leader.
II pleaded, begged and
prayed to them not to kill me, "
Mr.. Odom told investigators.
Mr.. Odom said he was start
ing a three-week vacation from
United States Pipe & Foundry
Co. and had drawn the money
for expenses when he was
seized by the men.
Detectives Morgan Brown
and Henry Binkley said the FBI
at Birmingham has been noti-
fed and asked to help in the
investigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-15


the public impression that
Admiral Strauss has the back
ing and respect Of the scientific
community" 1t was signed by
a dozen members of the Cornell
University physics department
headed by Professor Jay Orear,
Group Called Minority
None the less, DR.. Karl OAR
row, secretary Of the American
Physical Society in New York,
today maintained that the pro-
gram would go on as scheduled.
He declared that he has
seen only one petition and
heard of two others involving
less than 100 names. This"
ne said. sis a small number of
names for a group with a MEM
bership of $4,000"
Many scientists are sharply
critical of Admiral Strauss
actions and policies while he
headed the Atomic Energy
Commission.
A protest from the Argonne
National Laboratory at Lamont,
ILL.,, owned by the Acc, charged
that Mr.. Strauss had used Sc
curity regulations for political
power in the Robert j. Open
heimer case.
Others were critical of his
handling of fallout matters,
weapon testing and the clean
versus dirty bombs issue.
Nomination Pending
Mr.. Strauss did not seek re-
appointment to the Acc after
his term expired last summer
He was nominated to head the
Commerce Department, and his
nomination is still pending be-
fore the Senate Commerce
Committee.
DR.. Orear said he knew OF
petitions being circulated at
the Brookhaven National La
boratory in Upton, Long Island,
the Massachusetts, Institute of
Technology and Columbia Unit
versity.
DR.. Darrow, longtime secre-