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ROCKVILLE
WAREHOUSES for RENT

center of town-25x
as heavy load floor and loeding
platform. Low rental. ia. 9-4l40.
i zoe so. Fl, 2 blks. from D, c.
line. Prince Georges County. Nd.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

DESIRE approximately 10000 50.
IT. warehouse space, at least 2
loading docks, for short-term o.
month lease. Call MRS. WAYS
NO. 1885,
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
81, 500 Down-Assume Loan
MOVE IN NEXT DAYI

THE CADILLAC" Of brick ram
blers: 3 bedrooms, Ia baths,
giant-size throushout. Famous ST.
step GE kitchen, hot-water floor
patio. etc: % sis.s5o or BEST
OFFER with high 4lzee loan.
MILKEY REALTY, IA. 7-0250.
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- W9N1N = - = ~
3716 Bladensburg Rd.
Colmar Manor; Nd.
STANLEY H. HORNER

coRyETTE SO; seeutiipl red ana
Est. iesa. 18th and Pa. ave. Sc.
DE sOTO 80 Firefiite VS. 4-door
hardtop; all the de luxe features:
including power steering and
brakes; showroom cond.; "a 800
valne. anniversarY nrined 60 Nnh
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THEY NEVER CHANGE
BUSINESS PROP. F0R SALE

BUSINESS PROPERTY Of $1,000
50. IT., mr.. new shopping center.
fronting on Lee hwy; water and
sewerase avail. Sound investment
owner viii hold trust fer balance .
A B. STANLEY, Agent, cR. g.
0015.
GARAGE, Used Cars. Service Sta
Lee. sttrse.. 4Oxi0o. sooS o BIDS.
with 5 bays. Lge. apt. on second
4 S39'500. RoMER 4 CO. WI. g.
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HARRIS.PORTER

CHEVROLET '5S Impala herdtop;
red and white; Chevy's biesest
engine, T. and h., rear speaker;
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SUBURBAN

1898 viers Mill Rd. Lo. 5-3S75
CHEVROLETS AND CORVAIRS, new
sos. Tom gives you $40 extra
discount on any car to take O
demonstration ridel HardtopS,
$2.1I5, sedans. $l,697. Wasons,
Ssttss sssTs csTSars A Sli.ss u SsS ,peSS. GS5.
Fec. excise tax, FOB. Any model.
sos down. SAC month. on ap-
proved credit. TOMS CHEVRO-
LET, Georgia ave. and University
blvd. Open daily e. Sundays. Lock-
wood 5-2400.
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A1At N OA' W. we
Air-cond. suite. 693 so. IT., avail
in downtown once bldg. Under 81
per II. BOSS AND PHELPS, INC,
MA 9-N20O
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ONLY $3.50 DOWN, Gl or non-GI
same terms. Nice Cape Cod. Va
cant. Du. 5-5300. Ju. $3.50.
OLD SOCKS DOWN : Wen. not
quite, but you can almost name
your own terms on this spacious
brick rambler in convenient loe-
alton. Vacant: large living room
with fireplace. separate dining
room with French doors. king
sized kitchen. 3 large bedrooms,
full basement, 2 baths possible.
sMfTa hg'TSO q b HpoNNEII fELISi iREAlToss. E1ToRs
RIVER viEW-s-bedrm. rambler
SeseiS0fsriE SsseS priviiesss: s1o,iSo. Also
lovely 5-bedrm. rambler. praeti-
cally new. 10 minis. from Fort
BeIvoir, CALL Mr.. PERKINS:
SO pm. XXI. e-6640. CLARKE
& SAMPSON.
SLEEPY HOLLOW-This lge. brick
home situated where one can see
the mountains, 25 mi. across the
valley. All rms. are spacious and
delightful, l6'x21' liy. rin., i2,xl6
din. rm.: 2 massive firepls., .15'x22'
I'm. vec. rm., ksmt.. gar, baths,
patio. Sit. high on Q knoll with
hundreds Of flowers, shrubs and
trees. The only home in Sleepy
Hollow controlling this magnifi:
cent view. See II for. yourself. call
JE. 2-o62O, JOSEPH W. SEAY
COMPANY, Realtors, 113 West
Broad street. Falls Church. Vir-
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LIsTINas WANTED

VIRGINIA HOME OWNERS : This
Is what you can expect when you
list your homes with US: .(l Our
enthusiastic expectation of Q sale,
(2) The weight and prestige Of our
office, (3l Adequate advertising Of
the best kind and az Concentra-
tion Of effort on the property by
our entire sales force. All Of which
will provide you maximum assur-
ance Of selling. your home. For
tion please call ia. S-1207.
TINKIE PROPERTIES. INC
3101 Columbia Pike
Arlington. virginia
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vvv m oEn vVncNyA

A BIT OF OLD VIRGINIA
will be your impression as
you drive up the circular
drive amidst towering trees
to this stately white Coz
lonial home. Impressive IL.
ft.-wide center hall. 26x16
living rnl. and lsxlb dining
rm., both with fireplaces;
huge kitchen pantry and
den, 3 bedrooms (all tre-
mendous), and ga baths;
in excellent condition. sit
uated on over Va acres OF
trees and CLOSE IN: Scar
garage and outbuildingS.
Amazingly priced at S32,-
900. ia. $3.50, ATLAS
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i. Miner Real Estate Co.
CB. o-4SUU JA. 4-4G0l
CLOSE-IN
FLORANCE Really
Contemporary Nancner

Aforementioned IaniLy room; .
aplg DeurVuins wltn uvuble Closets,
&epeIaJe dinlnR area. Large uVlng
Ihl. with prlek-Ran nrepIace. hot
water raQlanG neat on large
wooded Ivt. Assume large LIST
trusL. Prlee, Sle,2oU.
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Repair Garage
WEINBERG 4 BUSH, NC.
BUSINESS PR0P. F0R REN1

ARL., 4I47 WILSON BLVD. choice
loc. Across from the Heeht CO.
Parkington = Corner bldg, 4,S65
90. #. of noor space, 1900 more.
II needed. IL lge. show windows
from ceiling to floor. totsiinE
1000. sa. IT. Fluorescent lighting,
2 entrances, air cond.. radiant
and dashboard heating, parking
Call Mr.. Stoneburner. ia. 4-125O.
LARGE LOT SKIS; fenced, drive
way on Georgia ave, sliding gate,
suitable for parking lot. 5000
mo. Hu. 3-4421, or ACE JUNK
CO.. 2220 Georgia ave. NV.
ROCKVILLE. 300 So. IT.; choice
location. Parktng, warehouse,
storage and distribution. Low
rental. ia. 9-4l4O.
l8th AT X ST, N.W.-small house,
parking. suit. . or. 3 doctors.
2014 NJ st. NV, new. dec. store and
shop: 1,b0O 50. It. RA. 6-3220.
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so LOVELY
IN THE COUNTRY
$21, 300
Really q terrile value. This large
brick rambler Is lust nearing COM
pletion. Located lust on LeeSburg
pike in q beautiful wooded area
Of fine homes. this 50x2s home
with full basement has an en-
trance foyer. large living room
with fireplace, spacious dining
room. 2 bedrooms and full
baths: comfortable hot-vater base
beard heat: %-aere lot.
STANLEY r,
ROWLAND CO., INC.
Resltor Falls Church, Va
JE. 1888
SOUTH ARLINGTON-5-rm. frame
SI6,500; central air eond., new
gas furnace, nice grounds, ga
rage, rec. rm.: electric kit, gar'
hage disposal; 10 min. Wash, mr.
bus, school, shopping center; car
be purchased 81, 200 down. MusI
be seen } be appreciated. OWNER
being transferred. JA. 5-7613.
SPRINGFIELD WEST--Large new
split level on attractive Guide
sac, quick occupancy. 6709 Har-
wood place, Owner, HA. 1-sb7l,
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REAL ESTAtE WANTED

A BUYER cash today or win sell,
rent for you Free appraisal VIII
o-1970 DlcKEY'S AP 7-s0s0
A CASH BUYER OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS-LI. $4,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
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HONEY REALTY
5lsl Lee Hwy. KE. $3.50

FRUSTRATED! Tired Of city iv-
@ tTict yss So sa tSSt frsnsDortatiOn 800 IA one
problem? Then see this lovely
house on e tucked-aWay street
with its 100000 lot-and only
two minutes from the Lee high
way express bus. Three bedrooms,
two baths, rec. room, garage, and
one Of the incest living rooms for
antiques on today'S market. Din
ing room Is huge too. Nice big
house, excellent condition, and q
chance 70 be country. gentleman
HOLLY Realty, 5fSi Lee hwy.
KE. $3.50.
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LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE
BUILDERS

Attractive lot for 10 or IL
unit apt, desirable ne. To-
cation: all utils.; zohed
R-5-A; will Sacrifice for
quick deal. S3.9O0. Call
days RA. 3-3440; ewes. JU.
S-2223.
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KohIer Bockers Map
Drive to Beat Landlord

party followers who were CIV
ing the edge to Herbert w.
Reichelt, president of the
County Commissioners.
Shortly after Mr.. Kahler's
announcement. Mr.. Reichelt
issued a statement that he did
not feel it advisable at this
time to abandon this ,respon-
Sibility" of Commissioner
chairman.
Mr.. Kahler's plans knocked
from the running other pos
sible candidates. including Del
egate Carlton r. Sickles, who
had the approval of labor
groups Mr.. Sickles said he
would support Mr.. Kahler.
Mr.. Landlord said he
planned to wage "a hard but
clean campaign within the
limits of my capabilities" while
at the same time representing
the fifth district in Congress.
Mr.. Lankford listed as his
major accomplishments the de-
velopment of the Greenbelt
Regional Park and support Of
the Naval Propellant Plant at
Indian Head. Md, and of the
Naval Weapons Plant in the
District. He also has worked
for Federal employe benefits
and Hatch Act revisions.
Mr.. Lankford has received
the Endorsement of the st.
Marys County Democratic
Central Committee.
Evening star., 1960-01-25
NAACP Asks Towes
To Probe Court Melee

The Montgomery County
branch of the National Asso-
citation for the Advancement
of Colored People has asked
Gov. Tawes for an investiga-
tion Of the case of Melvin w,
Smith, 10, of Gaithersburg.
Smith received a three-year
sentence on charges that ne
struck a policeman in a court
room fight, but two years of
the sentence were suspended.
Branch President Mary Y.
Williams also asked the Gov
ernor to tighten Smiths SEN
tence imposed by Peoples Court
Judge John B. Diamond III.
Mrs. Williams requested the
Governor to ascertain if police
used brutality" against Smith
and whether "maladmlnistra-
ton of justice" could have oc-
Cured in the case.
Smith made counter-charge
that four policemen hit him
with nightstickS en- route to
the jail after the courtroom
melee, but Judge Diamond dis
missed that charge.
The Civil Rights division of
the Justice Department already
is probing the Smith affair.
Mrs. Williams letter to the
Governor stated Smiths con-
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PINEY BRANCH STORM SEWER
OPENS AFTER 8 YEARS. WORK

The 2-mile 100-foot-deep Piney Branch stormwater
sewer has been opened for service after eight years of
construction
The So million pipeline which averages close to IS
feet in diameter, is of Washingtons major under
ground projects Its function to increase the drainage
of ranwaer from such food plagued areas as Fifth and
1ngraham streets NV.
At its opening at the head of Piney Branch Park
just west OF Sixteenth street NV the Is lS feet
wide by 10 feet high 9-foot line from another arm
OF the Pney Branch drainage emerges the same
point
The combined capacity of the two in some unlikely
recordbreaking storm is 26 million gallons per minute
Along with completion of the underground work Fifth
street between Sherman Circle and Ingraham street was
open to traffic Friday. Fifth had been closed for well
over year owing to surface work in connection with
the sewer.
short section of roadway around the south edge
of Sherman circle will be opened to traffic before the
end Of this week cleanup work in and around
the circle park is finished
Evening star., 1960-01-25
Experts to Discuss
Portable Hospital

A group of hospital and in
dustrial experts will meet here
tomorrow to discuss "the hos
pital of tomorrow scheduled for
construction in Montgomery,
Ala.
The meeting is sponsored by
the Atomedic Research Center,
Inc, which is planning a COL
lapsible portable hospital to be
almost completely automatic
and electronic. The session is
scheduled for 9 am. tomorrow
at the Mayflower Hotel.
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Is Negroes
Enter Schools
AtFIoyd,Vo.

FLOYD, Va, Jan. 25 CAP).-
Thirteen Negro children en-
tered the former all-white
high school here and at nearby
Check today as Federal court
ordered racial integration be-
gan in Western Virginia.
NeWsmen were the only OBJ
servers at Floyd High School as
nine Negro children walked
from their bus to the school.
The scene was equally quiet
as four children entered Check
High School. IL miles distant.
All l3 children had attended
Christiansburg Institute for
Negroes. % miles distant in
n eig n boring Montgomery
County.
The high school here is about
40 miles southwest of Roanoke
in the Blue Ridge.
No trouble had been antici-
pated by Floyd County school
or police authorities. There
were no incidents at either
school and the integration ap-
peared to be going smoothly
within the building.
Floyd County, which has no
Negro high schools, was ordered
by Federal Judge Roby C.
Thompson to admit the Ne
groes.
Integration occurred here
nearly one year after the State S
traditional school segregation
barriers first fell at an elemen-
tary school in Arlington. Later
white schools in Norfolk, Front
Royal, Alexandria and Char
lottesville admitted Negro stu
dents under Federal court Or
ders.
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each area served by a high
school. he said.
Our class is for children from
6 to 10 years old and the other
for those from II through II
Glasses for Retarded
The county also has classes
for mentally retarded young
sters regarded as trainable
These classes are held at Fair
fax and Groveton Elementary
Schools.
Mr.. Blodgett said the county
is experimenting" with teach
ing a few totally blind children.
Speech instructors not only
help Youngsters with handicaps
but also help with drama
and speaking programs in the
schools.
The biggest problem. Mr..
Blodgett said, is the big waiting
list of youngsters who want to
enter the special classes.
The size of the program is
limited by the amount of money
the school system has to spend,
Mr.. Blodgett pointed out.
AS for the starting point in
the program-teaching service
for homebound youngsters
that has increased from one
girl in 1887 to between 40
and so youngsters today. Mr..
Blodgett said.
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viction and the policemen's ac-
quittal resulted as they did
because Melvin Smith is a
Negro who had the temerity to
complain of police violence
we fear these cases will influ-
ence the police to believe that
prisoners. particularly if they
are Negro, may be mistreated
with impunlty."
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Amity, Joy RingCIeor
AsAssemb|y Tour Ends

The precedent shattering dis
play of togetherneSs among the
State legislators of Northern
Virginia and their colleagues of
the more southerly precincts
came to a close yesterday-but
only because everybody had to
get back to work in Richmond
The note of amity and good
fellowship came through loud
and clear even as a special
train pulled out of Alexandria s
Union Station carrying the
State governments top execu-
tives, lawmakers and their
families away from the scene
of their happy week end.
The group Of more han 200
included Gov. j. dsay
Almond, 81 of the 100 Dele
gates and 80 of the 40 Senators
of the. General Assembly. They
were the guests of the govern
mentS of Fairfax and Arlington
Counties and Alexandria and
Falls Church.
No Politicking
The hosts. who rarely were
seen without ear-to-ear smiles,
maintained to the last farewell
that their aim had been only to
show the rest of Virginia the
kind of good time that North
ern Virginians can give.
That they succeeded is per-
hapS best attested by the COM
ment Of a Southside Delegate
who came Northside with a
faint fear that his hosts might
try a little politicking while
dining. wining and showing the
sights to their guests. Said he:
"One of the nice things about
this trip is that we have not
been beset by a lot Of Jealous
people who have that burning
light in their eye"
Another Delegate, Robert Orr
Of Dryden, added in race-track
parlance:
Money Just isn't any good
up here. ! feel as though I've
made a big win and the price
is right. Northern Virginia hos
pitality is the real thing"
For their part, the hosts
were equally enthusiastic: Sem
ator Armistead L. Boothe Of
Alexandria said the best part
about the mass visit. aside from
the good time had by all. was
"a total increase "a mutual
understanding that can never
be measured"
AS the originator of the visit
idea, Senator Boothe issued a
happy valedictory as the affair
went into its final luncheon at
the Charterhouse Motor Hotel
yesterday.
Northern Virginians, he said.
have been impressed with the
high caliber and quality" of
the General Assembly members.
Caps 12-Year Effort
I'VE have been bowled over
by the gentility and culture of
our visitors" he said. Il am
particularly delighted with this
unanimous reaction because for
IL years my prime hope and
efforts have been not only to
sell Richmond on Northern
Virginia but to sell Northern
Virginia on Richmond"
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Gov. and Mrs. Almond yes
terday paid a surprise visit to
a Lutheran church on Lincol-
MIA road in Fairfax. Mr.. and
Mrs. Omer L. Hirst of Fairfax
accompanied the Almonds as
they worshipped with the con-
gregation. Mr.. Hirst is a former
delegate.
Evening star., 1960-01-25
BY JAMES B. ROWLAND
Star Stad Writer

Prince Georges County Demo-
cratic leaders this week will
begin lining up forces in an
effort to kill the fourth-term
chances of Representative
Lankford of Maryland's fifth
district.
States Attorney William L.
Kahler plans to talk to district
Democratic officials in the next
several days before filing for
the May II primary against
Mr.. Landlord.
The county's Democratic
Central Committee will meet
soon to discuss the candidates
and presumably vote all-out
support for Mr.. Kahler, ac-
cording to L. Harold Sothoron,
committee chairman.
"1'll back him and I'm sure
the others will go for a home
town boy" Mr.. Sothoron said
yesterday.
Former County Attorney
Mr.. Kahler, 35. who is COM
pleting the first term as pros
ecutor, said Friday he plans to
run because he thinks his
knowledge of county problems
enables him to do a better Job
than Mr.. Lankford. Before his
election as States attorney in
1858. Mr.. Kahler served four
years as county attorney.
The congressional aspirant
said he felt he would have the
support of the strong Prince
Georges Democratic organiza-
tion, directed by former Repre-
sentative Lansdale G. Sasscer,
Sr.
Mr. Kahler is extremely
highly regarded and would
make an efficient, effective
Congressman" Mr.. asscer
said.
Mr. Kahler is relatively un-
known outside Prince Georges.
but his supporters feel a TO-
000-vote margin in his county
would win him the nomination.
This margin, they feel, can be
rolled up with a wide-open
campaign during the next four
months.
Sothoron Backed in '56
Mr. Lankford received the
ORGANIZATIONS polite support In
1858 when it failed to put forth
its own candidate. Two years
earlier the organization backed
Mr. Sothoron in a losing fight
to ouSt Mr.. Lankford.
The Kahler announcement
came as a surprise to many
Evening star., 1960-01-25
Squirrel Hunter, IS;
Wounded in Arm

A Fairfax County boy was
accidentally shot in the arm
while squirrel hunting yester-
day.
Police said Wilbert Profit,
Is, of Route 3, Herndon, was
shot in the right arm just above
the chow by a bullet from a
sawed-off .22-caliber rifle which
went of when a companion
threw it to the ground.
Evening star., 1960-01-25

program for handicapped
youngsters. The program start
ed in 1887 with one pupil and
one teacher.
The pupil in 1887 was a girl
crippled with polio. She re-
celved a high school diploma,
married and had children.
Now 400 Pupils
The special education pro-
gram, which was interrupted
by World War II, now has
about 400 youngsters receiving
help.
E. Donald Blodgett, special
education supervisor, said yes
terday in describing the pro-
gram that most of the growth
has come in the last three
years.
The Belle Willard School
for physically handicapped
children is 3 years old.
The rest of the special edu-
cation program. which started
in earnest about three years
ago. is spread through the
county schools.
Mr.. Blodgett explained that
the school administration is
trying to set up classes for
mentally retarded children in
each high school area of the
county.
The aim is to have two classes
IN an elementary school in
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YLRGINIA's CIVIL WAR CENTENNIAL CENTER
Registration Set
For Russian Study

Registration for a beginners
class in the Russian language
will be held tomorrow and Fri
day from S pm. to 7 pm. at
the Benjamin Stoddert Junior
High School, NARROW Heights,
Md
The class will be part of the
adult education program of the
Prince Georges County Board
Of Education. Allan Zamansky
will teach the course.
Evening star., 1960-01-25
THE EVENING STAR B-3
Washington, b. c. tx
Monday, Jonuoy IS, 1860
Desk, Derrick Club

The Desk and Derrick Club
of Washington will hold it's
monthly meeting at 6 pm.
February 2 in the Lafayette
Hotel, Sixteenth and I streets
NV. The speaker will be Sam
Snyder of the National Aero
nautics and Space Administra-
ton.
Evening star., 1960-01-25
Truck Hits Fireman,
Breaks His Ankles

A Seat Pleasant Md vol
unteer fireman suffered frac-
lures Of both ankles when he
was hit by fire truck backing
into the fire house last night.
James Estepp. 10, of sos
Seventy third place. Carmody
Hills, was admitted to Prince
Georges General Hospital after
the accident about midnight.
Prince Georges County police
said the victims boots were
wet, causing him to fall as the
truck neared him.
The company had been or
a minor fire call.
Evening star., 1960-01-25
Special Equipment
teaches Handicapped
BY JACK KELSO
Star Stan Writer

equipment sets apart the classes for
children with vision in Fairfax County schools
Books with large print, chalk inch thick, largeprnt
ypewte and the dictionary with big print all used in
classes this school at Timber Lane and Springfield
Estates Elementary Schools.
The classes just of the special education
Evening star., 1960-07-20
Clear Line of Division

Secretary of Treasury Anderson's
presentation before the Republican
Platform Committee emphasized the
most fundamental difference in eco
nomic thinking between the two political
parties. 1t is the difference between
the Democratic commitment to "big
government" with all that implies in
terms of central planning and controls,
and the Republican commitment to far
greater reliance on individual action and
private decision
Mr.. Anderson is a rugged advocate
OF a free economy, in which the role of
the Federal Government is more that
of protector than of director. He is not
bemused by the numbers game" that
has figured so much in recent politico-
economic diScuSSion-in which percent
ages of economic growth are tossed
around as easily attainable goals if only
the Government would intervene and
direct all manner of activity The Demo-
cratic platform, for example, pledges
itself to policies which it claims would
achieve S per cent growth rate, almost
twice the present annual average. In
the Anderson opinion, a policy of eco
nomic direction by an all-controlling
Government would work against, not
for, the forces which have doubled pro-
duction in this country every generation.
AS he told the committee, Sustained
growth and expansion depend primarily
on private decisions to, save, to invest,
to expand, to try out new products and
jHn0S
Government blueprint, are the heart
of Americas formidable economic
strength"
While StreSSing the need of financial
integrity and the maintenance of a
stable dollar, the Secretary also took
issue with the Democratic suggestion
that control of monetary policy be
shifted from the independent, bi-parti-
san Federal Reserve System to the hands
of the President. The Republican Party,
Mr.. Anderson said, opposes any steps,
either through statute or through in
1uence, that would weaken the indie
pendence of the Federal Reserve. World
history, he reminded the committee,
provides numerous examples of dis
aSter resulting from the actions of a
politically dominated central banking
system"
Mr.. Anderson has been respected
and influential administration policy
maker in the field of economic affairs
1t is likely that his views will prevail,
for the most part, in the drafting of this
portion Of the platform and that many
voters will approve his philosophy of
SoundneSS and prudence.