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Evening star., 1959-02-08

SnugB brand Denture Cushions are a
triumph Of science. O sensational new ever
sO6t plastic reclining that gets rid Of the
annoyance and fear Of loose. badly fit-
ting fAlse teeth. Snug eases sore. irritated
gums due 70 loose dentures. Helps prevent
food particles from lodging under plates
Applied In minutes. makes wobbliest plates
fort Eat anything-taIk, langh-plates
stay put" Harmless To gums or dentures.
Snug re-liners can last from to 4
months. Stay soft and pliable - do not
harden and ruin plate. Peel right out
when replacement b needed No daily
bother with Adhesives. Get Snug brand
Denture Cushions todayi Q Iiners for up
per or lower platss e1.5o. Money back II
not satisfied At an druggists.
Evening star., 1959-02-08
IF YOU ARE
on THIS LIST,.,
u Nervous and tense
u Arthritic
II Rectal sufferer
u Heart trouble
u Invalid
II MiddIe-aged or elderly
u Pregnant or nursing
u High blood pressure
DON'T LET CONSTIPATION
ADD TO YOUR WORRIES!

AS distressing as constipation can
be in normal" people without spe-
cial conditions or illnesses, chronic
irregularity can be extremely ag-
gravating-even dangerous-in
some cases. If you are on the list.
you've probably been cautioned
already by your own physician, to
avoid harsh laxatives and purga-
tives. Your doctor may have
indicated concern about the
"straining" that goes with consti- q.
patton particularly in cardiac. high
blood pressure, and similar cases),
and he may already have recon-
mended SARAKA. SARAKA works
effectively. gently. smoothly, with
out stress or harshneSs. SARAKA is
easy and pleasant to take, after
meals or before bed. At your drug
store or drug counter.
SPECIAL OFFER: For generous
weeks supply send Zoe TO SARAKA,
Dept. 81, Kenilworth, NJ.
=, SARAkA
"gentIe help to regularity"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17

SILVER sPRING-spaciouT brick
rambler only 4 yrs. old. 3 fine
bedrms.. firepl., Ice. din. area, y
baths. level lot. 5000 On. FLA
$500 or 10 5-4742
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SERVICE STATION
Located in Nearby Fairfax. Va
ESTABLISHED BUSINESS
MODEST INVESTMENT
LOW RENTAL

SECURE YOUR FUTURE BY BE-
COMlnG ASSOCIATED With a
COMPANY THAT OFFERS PAID
TRAINING. AND FINANCIAL AS
SI5HANCE.
SUITCASE my soft ice cream
business. No capital lnvoivea
Have other interests. FL. 4-3344
nv AND RADIO SHOP, fully equip,
including station WAGON. No COM
petitors: will sell equip. reas
for cash. Az. 7-4944.
2-BAY SERVICE STATION fol-
lease: gallonage rental, Small in
vestment needed for immed oc-
cupancy. located on Route /. nr
Fl, Belvoir. Call Mr.. KING, ia.
9-S5OO
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KENSINGTON

Dead end street. close TO schools
and shops. Immacu. Cape Cod.
3-bedrms,. firepl:, fenced lot
jalousied porch, full bsmt. $3.50
down may buy FILA. Sl4,5QO.'
CAL ~ s 81, ITG We
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17

Homes; 3 and 4 bedrms,. "a and
2 baths, nm. rec. rm, GE color
FHA and conventional financing;
Sis, 200 to S2O,75O. Models open
daily and suns. at 1902 Denfeld
ave. JOSEPH s. DEVEREUX, INC,
WIZ o-SQfS. WI 2-7067
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
CUTE AND CLEAN

w y A4NO OAGA4N
This snug brick home Is truly neat.
kit. with dishwasheT, . bedrmssa
bath. full bsmt.; walk 70 commu-
nifty swim. pool Buy FLA with
5000 down. Price, Sl4,15O.
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HOT?

HUI!
mol Nor will you be next July n
you buy this brick rancher with
central air conditioner and Of
FERNS y baths, 3 bedrms.. de
luxe equip, kit, full bsmt., hobby
rnl.. exit 70 fenced yard. Assume
i STs: svs Va Gaa hsy slGs mo-
E. F. BLANCHARD Realtor
als sligo Ave. Ju. $4,000
DUNLOP HILLS, fabulous trl-level.
S43,SO0--One OF the most attrae-
tive and versatile homes we have
seen. Designed to accommodate
any size family. -Four twin-si1e
bedrms,, 3 full baths, study, richly
paneleu club rm., family-Size din
ins Tm,. terrific kitchen with break
fast bar, maids room and bath
COR guest rml, 2 fireplaces and
s MHSS Ars ca s our 9 nSow IRON o sas
KE S-1S00 I'll pm. (After 8
pm. call WO, 6-O290). SHAM
NON 4 LUCHS CO.
FOREST ESTATES-Like new: g.
rm. brick Colonial with lovely
rec, rm., front porch, level lot,
1870 1t. deep; mr.. public, parochlal
schools, $l1,75O. BEERS BROS,
INC. JU. $3.50.
FRANKLIN PARK-Ail brick split
level. 3 hedrms., . baths, rec.
rm,, table space In kit, separate
din. rm. Excel. cond., big yard
Assume CT loan, Price Sl9,550.
O RUSSELL BAUER, u. 5-S4S0
Of JU. 5-l353.
FULL DINING RM., spacious living
rm. with firepl., 3 bedrms., fun
bsmt. Close-in location, mr.. school,
are all reasons for buying this
attractive all-brick Colonial In Nc
Kinney Hills. S15.500. A. j.. KES-
SINGER 4 CO, JU. e-4544.
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OIL. 4-6833

SHADE REST-2-yr. -old split level
wise. CT loan avail 3 bedrms.,
Many, many extras. Loo. 2 blks.
from new wheaton Plaza Shop.
Center Only lovely lot w/shede
tree, To inspect; call 10. 6-3ess.
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ROOMY

4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
An all-brick home in desired Chevy
Chase View, near public, paroehial
schools, pool and NH. Bsmt; with
exit Ideal for growing family.
immediate possession possible.
FLA. Price. S21,500.
James c. Conley & Co.
1901 Woodmont Ave. Bethesda
OT l-6Q22
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17
HOUSES TO SHARE

YOUNG MAN to share house with
. other men; scollege man pre-
ferred. JE 3-062S.
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SILVER SPRING SPLIT LEVEL
among treesl 8 bedrms.. 2 full
baths. huge family rm,, de luxe
kit. many extras! viii go FHAi
Being sacrificed by corporation
owneri S20.600l RIPLEY. ~. s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17

In old Woodside. walk to Hecht Co.
About 4 yrs. old: beautiful all
brick rambler: 3 bedrms.. "a
baths. lye screened porch, fun
bsmt.. all eonvenienees. FHA loan
Of $4,000 available. WOODSIDE
REALTY CO.. u. 9-6440. Open
til pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17

SILVER SPRING = Most unusual
brick Colonial: ideal for tn-law ar
rangements or neighborhood doc
tor; 2 sep. homes in ! unit;
entrances; lot 1O0xl47: close to
schools. transp. G. ROBERT GRAY
& CO, 9i6 Ellsworth DR." Ju.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17

BETHESDA - Modern new brick
with firepi., bedrms.. i ' tui.
baths, all Westinghouse electric
kitchen with breakfast space,
garage, Ice, lot with trees: priced
. low 30S, For appt TO inspect
call OIL. 1884; once open q
I'll 9. FREDERICK W. BERENs
SALES, INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17

SILVER SPRING, close in. block
transp.. shops. schools. Brick Cape
Cod: lly. rm.. firepl., family din.
rm.. side screened porch, full bsmt.
Sl6.D5O. ALLEN. REALToR, RA.
glHlg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17

BETHESDA UsT HILLS -
Beaut. brk. and stone Colonial
home, The architecture Is out
standing, the grounds, formal
garden approx. / acre; lge. study,
powder rln.; 3 bedrms. . b., !,
servants quarters, Gear garage,
de luxe patio with Dutch owen
barbecue. Shown BY appt. only
Call OIL. 6-2344; ONCE open q
III 8. FREDERICK W. BERENS
SALES, INC.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

HILL - Beautifully re-
stored dream house, s ROOM, ga
baths, 3 open flreplaces, patio,
2-car garage. Best buy on Cap
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17

bEIHEsDA, BFadmo0r: walk 10
sehooi-Immsculate brk. rambler:
lee. liy. rm., full din. rm., elec.
kit, 3 twin-sized bedrms., 2
baths; huge ground leyel bsmt
with tile fr.: lovely Handicapped lot (;
S2h9SO, REALISTINGS CORP /,
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KENSINGTON
BUILDERS SACRIFICE

s FAVE OVER $1,000 RH H'
Deal direct with builder on last
home in subdiv. Just Of Conn. ave-.
Beautiful brick Cape Cod, 4 lge.
bedrms., 2 full baths. full hsmts
SEP din r Westinghouse IS siaS seS slsS,
immed. occup', excel. fin. Call
Mr.. Coplon, VII. 6-31i1 or HE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17

COLORED-lOI E ST. N.E.-six
rooms, bath, oil heat, Only SS5
mo. Mr.. NEJMANE, Ma. S-61uu.
CoLORED--I336 18th ST. NV
gas h.-W.h.: $50 mo. Apply BOSS
& PHELPS INC, 1417 K St. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17

MASS, AVE, Mohican Hills-cHs-
tom-built 4-bedrm,, 3-bath split
level; rec. rm. with firepl, lge.
playroom for the youngsters, close
to both public and paroehial
schools. Asking 500, 800, excel.
financing. EN-. 3-lS00, after g.
OIL. 6-392S, CHEVY CHASE RE-
Ar TX m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17

Mass "a OPEN EVE EVERY T DAYS S$sP 1i'f s
Brand-new corner 2-level ram
bier; z rms; 21s. baths; 2 fre-
places; large family kiteheni rec;
rm.; 2-car gar. POSITIVELY
G Sg@t T. t eEiEF6Rp sSa g re- e.
Builder Realtor. OIL. 6-S342. OIL.
$4,000.
NEAR DISTRICT LINE : Beaut.
restored older home on 100xl00-
IT. lot with lge. shade trees spa.
bsmt.; slate roof. FLA financed.
SI4,950. A. J. KESSINGER 10
70 III Q-4h44
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SILVER SPRING: SIs.95O-3-bed-
I'm. brick rambler in Immaculate
cond; living-dining rm. comb;
large equip. kitchen with table
space: full bsmt: conv. TO schools,
shopping and tTansp CHESTER
KELLER WOODMOOR AGENCY
CORP, JU. 5-7l00: 8 to 3, JU.
Evening star., 1959-11-29

this type card If you care to
do so.
- -
Question: When addressing
a card to your boss and you
know he has a wife, whom
you have never met, do you
send it to both or just to the
boss?
Answer: Always address it
to both, and send it to his
home.
Question: Suppose you are
married but use your maiden
name in business. How can
you send your Christmas
card which includes your
husband, to those with whom
you work. or business asso-
ciates, without causing con-
fusion?
Answer: There are two
courses open here. Purchase
a separate card for this pur-
pose, or use the Joint card
which includes your husband.
If the latter, it is permissible
to handwrite the name by
which you are known, across
the bottom of the card. just
in case some of the recipients
Evening star., 1959-11-29
MODERN
MANNERS
The Question Box Helps Solve
Some Christmas Card Problems
By CAROLYN HAeNER SHAW

card engraved, in the formal
manner, how should the
names of a husband and wife
be presented?
Answer: Simply Mr.. and
Mrs. John Francis Proper. "
Because of the formality of
this card, it is advisable not
to handwrite a note upon it.
If a note is desired, place it
upon your personal stationery
and include il with the card.
4 y :
Question: If the card is to
have the names printed in
formally upon it, whose name
should come first?
Answer: Always the wom-
ans. This is definitely a case
of ladies first" even though
some disagree. Whether it is
on the back flap of the en-
printed, or handwritten, it
should be as follows: Mary
and John Proper" A personal
note may be handwritten on
Evening star., 1959-11-29

might be in doubt as to who
you arel
- -.
Question: Are there spe-
cial things to guard against
when purchasing and send
ing Christmas cards?
Answer: Definitely. First
and most important, be care
full when selecting your cards.
Never choose one that is of
the comic" variety. They
may seem funny at the time,
but they will only bring criti-
cism upon your head. Anus
ing, yes-but not suggestive.
There's a big difference. Also.
don't send those pictures of
the family, including babies,
dogs, cats and what have you,
to anyone but close friends
and members Of the family.
Pick a little more formal one
for casual friends and ac-
quaintances, and particularly
business associates. Second:
Never use a typewriter to
sign, or address your cards.
Third: Seal the flap and put
a four cent stamp on it!
(Registered q. s. Patent Omee)
Evening star., 1959-11-29

A few weeks ago We dis
cusSed Christmas cards. So
many questions have come
in since then that it seems
advisable to have a re-run Of
what to do and what not to
do! The following are queS-
tions picked at random. If
they don't answer your par
ticular problem, let me know!
Question: How do you ad-
dress the envelope when
sending a card to a family
and you want to include
them all? Is it all right to
put land family" on it?
Answer: No. Address the
card to Mr.. and Mrs. John
G. Doe" On the card itself
write with best wishes to
you all" or something to
that effect. The use of land
family" is never correct
under any circumstances.
& 4
Question: Is it proper to
place your home address on
the envelope when sending a
card? If so, should it be
placed on the back of the flap
or in the upper left-hand
corner of the envelope?
Answer: Christmas is a
time for renewing old ac-
quaintances, and (even if
they are fairly close friends)
it's a time for bringing ad-
dress books up to date. BY all
means place your home ad-
dress (no name is necessary
on the back flap of the en-
velope.
= y i
Question: If having your
Evening star., 1959-11-29

might be in doubt as to who
you arel
Evening star., 1959-11-29

Question: If having your
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FOUND

DOG. dachshund. Groveton, Va, area.
so. S-75s2.
DOG. boxer, fawn. female; vic. New
Hampshire ave and Farragut St.
NV. RIA. 3-1369.
DOG, Pomeranian or Pekingese, white
with little brown on face: vic Brook
Vile area, Alex. FL. 4-327l.
Plates, vicinity I4th and You SITS.
NV. Ii. 6-s591.
WRIST WATCH, mans. on the corner
of Phoenix and Admission, Bethesda,
Nd. Call OIL. $4,000, Ext. 2234,
from to 5 pm
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Navy Studies
Signal Dotoi in
PoIuris Case

CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla.
June Is (AP).-The Navy
studied telemetry data today in
en- effort to determine what
caused the latest failure Of its
Polaris test missile.
The potentially deadly sub
marine rocket shot skyward yes
terday in what appeared to be a
smooth launching. The Navy
announced later, however. that
from preliminary data. it would
appear that the test detectives
were not fully met"
The announcement did not
say what went wrong, but an
informed source reported most
of the missiles telemetry sig
nails we're lost shortly after
launching.
The Navy plans to have the
Polaris ready for use in nu-
clear submarines sometime next
year.
| The PolariS flzzled in flight
on its last test May 10 when
the second stage failed to ignite
This shot followed two highly
successful flights Of the two.
stage test rocket. An earlier
single stage version logged sew.
eral successes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-13
40 Mayors in Venice
To Stort Europe Tour

VENICE. Italy. June 10
(AP). - Forty mayors from
United States and Canadian
towns arrived In this city Of
canals last night to start a
tour Of European cities
The party arrived In a rain
storm which kept them from
getting an immediate look at
venice's famed Square Of st.
Mark.
The mayors, who are On a
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CONFERENCE

Continued From First Page
might make a trip out Of &C.
neva.
The Big Four agreed to a
secret talk at the villa of
French Foreign Minister Maur-
ice Couve de Murville Monday
Mr.. Gromyko told the West
ern ministers yesterday that
the Soviet proposal for a one
year breathing spell in the
Berlin crisis was not an ulti-
matum and was subject to
negotiation.
While accepting the no-ulti-
matum assurance, the Western
ministers insisted Russia drop
its threat to make a separate
peace treaty with East Ger
many before they agree to any
further negotiating on the flu
ture Of Berlin.
The threat is two-edged. On
one hand Russia has talked
about signing the treaty. and
turning over control Of West
Berlin lifelines to East Ger
many if the present conference
fails. On the other hand. Rus
STA has proposed to negotiate
for a permanent German and
Berlin settlement for one year
with a warning that if nc
agreement is reached it would
then sign the separate East
German treaty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-13
LOST

CASE, small, white. containing dia-
mond ahd platinum wedding band:
in or around the North Terminal Of
the Washington National Airport or
BeltSyille area. Reward. WE.
CAT-Tabby cat, possibly wearing
leash and harness. American Univ
PIX. Reward. EN-. 3-4l05.
CAT. all-white Angora. male: vic Of
upper 18th st NV, reward; VIII
party on Linnean call back to cor
rect address7 RA 3-5l11.
CAT, Maltese, small, long white hair,
female: answers to name OF Gina
lost vic Four Corners area. Reward
JU. S-345s
EYEGLASSES. mans. brown. metal
frame: between 9TH and K or 4th
at NV vic. Reward. 10. 2-0403.
MINOX. "B" camera and fash attach
night. VIC a40o block Mass. ave. NV.
cal The HENRY RiSe5 KAUFMAN s2tG Il D1 SS46S
PARAKERT, green and yellow, answers
to name OF ''Chippy," band No. 121;
vic, 1911 c st. ne. Reward. Ii
PARAKEET, blue: ans. to "saueegr,,;
vic. University Hills. Md: reward
PUPPY, black. dachshund, female, 4
brown feet. from 62S Raleigh ri. sc.
$50 reward 10 1884
sIAMESE CAT, male. name "Chinky."
last Sunday. pm. vic. l4th and
Oak SITS. NV: reward. RIA. 6-77l9
WALLET, black. containing money,
credit cards and papers; vic Calvert
Theater and Peoples Drug 1900 blk
Wis. ave. NV Reward. VIII. 6-2394
or MA. S-6S27
WALLET. brown, folding. containine
numerous credit cards. Reward. 10
S-6O37 or KE S-4472
WALLET. black with money, check
cards: lost vic. OF 9th and F SITS
NV: sentimental value. no 2-142S
WALLET, red leather. vic. Good Hope
I'd and Fendal st. Sc; identiflca'
ton in wallet. Loretta Doss. KEY
West. Fla. Finder please return
wallet, keep money. 10. 7-30S4.
WRIST WATCH, lady's, Hamilton
Mon. vic 2lst and Mass. NV. 18Th
and Columbia I'd. Conn and TildeT
SITS, or on streetcar or bus: reward
WO. 5000 Apt. 302.
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Seven in Family Die
When Train Hits Cor

HELENA, Ark, June Is tAP)
Seven members of an Arkan-
sas family were killed when q
Missouri Pacific passenger train
crashed into an automobile at
"a rural crossing near here
Yesterday.
Killed were Orange Jones, "a,
Of West Helena. his 37-year-old
wife Willie, and their five small
children ranging in age from
8 months to Z years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-13

Democratic Senators. But some
observers thought remark by
the President at a June 2 news
conference had laid 1t to rest.
Mr.. Eisenhower said then
that he would not withdraw
the nomination even II Mr..
Strauss requested 1t.
Voting Anticipated
The Senate may vote on the
nomination next week. There
is a possibility a limit on de-
bate will be agreed to on Mon
day.
During yesterdays debate,
Senator Mccarthy. Democrat
of Minnesota. protested what
he called abusive attacks on
opponents of Mr.. Strauss.
Those opposed have been
charged with conspiracy. legis-
lative lynching. anti-Semitism,
and with giving comfort to the
Communists" Senator Nc
Carthy said.
"The fact that Republican
supporters Of Mr.. Strauss have
gone to such extremes is an in.
dication of their unwillingness
to debate the question of the
confirmation on the facts and
on the merits"
Senator Monroney. Democrat
of Oklahoma. objected to
charges that the members OF
the Senate Commerce Com
mittee who voted against the
nomination had done so for
political reasons. The COM
mittee approved Mr.. Strauss 9-8
Il suggest that the political
pressure which has been
exerted in connection with this
nomination has been in Mr.
Strauss behalf-not in opposi-
ton to him." Senator Mon
roney said.
The Star Chided
Senator Mccarthy also
chided The Star for what he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-13
Actor Mischu Auer
Is HospituIized

HOLLYWOOD, June IS
(AP) .-Mischa Auer is under
hospital observation for what
friends describe as a stroke.
The 53-year-old comic actor
collapsed Thursday night dur
ing filming Of a television show
at the Hal Roach Studios in
Culver City.
A doctor said Mr.. Auer is
resting comfortably.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-13
Soviet Paper
Charges U. s.
H-Test Deceit

LONDON, June 10 (AP)!-
The Soviet navy paper Sovet-
sky Flot has accused the Unit
ed States of planning a cam
oufiaged test" of hydrogen
bombs under the guise Of build
ing a seaport in Alaska.
The paper quoted American
press reports that the United
States Atomic Energy Commits
sion intends to explode five H.
bombs in constructing the port
near Cape Thompson about ITS
miles from the Soviet frontier
Sovetsky Flot, as quoted by
Moscow Radio, said Cape
Thompson was almost unin-
habited and had no need tor a
port.
1.-THE explosion Of these
bombs will be nothing hut a
camouflaged test of thermo-
nuclear weapons, the paper
declared.
1.-THE reactionary forces o.
the United States are engaging
in the impudent deception o.
people.
Whatever the United States
press says, it is clear to all thai
a test of death-dealing weapons
is to be carried out under thu
guise of building a seaport"
The United States Govern
Iment has made tentative plan
Ito set off five nuclear bombs
probably in 1861. to excavat,
"a harbor in Kotzebue Sound
of the Northwestern Alask'
coast.
The Atomic Energy Commits
sion announced a year ago tina
it was considering an expert
mental atomic blast to Great,
a harbor on the Boring Sci
coast near Kotzebue, wher'
there is no natural harbor. TIL,
site is about 200 miles from
Siberia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-13

said was its editorial position
on the nomination.
Senator Mccarthy said in the
Senate even the reliable Even
ing Star seems TO be getting
into the act"
Senator Mccarthy said The
Star seems to have joined cer-
tam other newspapers which
have contended that the at
tempt to block Mr.. Strauss
confirmation was giving aid and
comfort TO the Communists.
Maybe The Star is upset
because Of changing its old
quarters for the new" Senator
Mccarthy said In reference to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-13
Plane With Eight
Crashes, Burns

WINNIPEG. Man, June 13
CAP).-A Transair Ltd. Morse
man with eight persons aboard
crashed and burned last night
near Big Trout Lake. l25 mile:
northeast of Kenora, Ont.
Department Of Transport
officials here said reports indi-
Gated there were no signs Of
life at the crash scene
The plane. based at Sioux
Lookout, Ont. was reported
carrying a pilot and seven pas
sengers. No names or other de-
tails were available.
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the newspapers recent move
TO a new building.
He said people were accus-
toned TO have the conservative
opinions OF Columnists David
Lawrence and Constantine
Brown along with those of It's
political writer. Gould Lincoln,
appear In The Star. He said
he had no objection to these
He. would forgive The Star
most everything, however. he
went on to say. II 1t kept print
ing stories by Coluunnist Doris
Fleeson and such staff writers
as Mary McGrory and J. A,
oLeary.
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/ United States Municipal
League tour. will be feted to-
day at q reception the Venice
municipal council Is giving in
their honor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-13
Clark Renews Demands
For Strauss Withdrawal
ny the AasorIatrd Prt..

Senator Clark Democrat of Pennsylvania has renewed
proposal that President Eisenhower withdraw the nomination
OF Lewis L. Strauss Secretary Of Commerce.
While making the suggestion in the Senate yesterday
Senator Clark called Mr. Strauss with daddy knows
best" attitude