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TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

1-1O acres on st. Marys River,
excellent harbor with deep water,
historic 2-story 18th. century
home. completely restored, ~
rms, fireplsees, 3 baths,
porches, modern Kitchen land
scaped, swimming pool, tennis
court. Scar garage, 9 guest.
houses, immed. poss.,. Sb9, ,000s
additional acreags available;
2Chs;; os ;r.IIss: Ssg crsSl sSsar; eoplsteis 5Eas
3.-St. Marys Co., 12B acres, v
mi. river front; handsome e-fnl.
brick and clapboard colonial home,
river view from every rnn,, sandy
beach, so It, dock, 10' water.
7-rm. modernized farm house. apt.
over garage, numerous attractive
farm bldgs., lake, tennis court.
duck blind, sirfield, suitable. for
cattle and tobacco, beautifully
Handicapped grounds. 80 II
4;-Dares Beach, 2-bedrm. frame
no home + 2 porsaessoi e sodl bot ar neat 90
5.-Patuxent River, 2 homes, =
bedrm. brick home. 2 baths, huge
living rm., fireplace, large screened
porch with panoramic view, at
tached garage, paneled rul. with
bar, lifetime pier. 3-bedrm. frame
home, bath, fireplace, screened
porch. can be sold separately. %
acres IN all, 5S mi. D. C., S55,000.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY CORP.
Prince Frederick. Md. Phone 10Si
II no answer call 1s4 or 364.
SHORE MD.--3-bedrm.
house on Chester River, on 170x
400-ft, level lot. Trees and shrub-
berry, beautiful setting. Must be
seen. Appraised S21 900, Must
selll. $4,000. CBank financing
available). TIE. 6-2416.
! ACRES-waterfront, near Leon
ardtown, Md. OR. 6-3s2s.
I2 ACRES. fronting 300 ft. on
paved road with access to Po-
tomac River. $4,000. BARGER
REAL ESTATE, 301-246-3352.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND


ABOUT 2 ACRES - Fenced. level,
ready to use. Also nice 4 I'm.
house, all utils. Lease all or part.
Call MILTON WARNING. Ii. g.
1898. La. 6-5372.
ADJACENT TO S. OAK. AVE, Bla-
densburg rd.. Post Office, Post
office Warehouse, GE Appliance:
Carrier. etc. $4,000 50. IT. zoned
CM-l. Good street frontage and
visibility. Owner will subordinate.
Call Mr.. Gallagher. r. O. DUNNE
Co, LA. 9-2500. Ewes. FE. 3-
1173.
BRANDYWINE, BID. - Brick and
cinderblock bldg. 64x132. has Of
flee space 04x32 and storage area
64X100, on highway 301. 3 acres
level ground. 100000 Terms
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
3214 Branch Ave. SE. 10. s-770o
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

city vicinity-16 wooded
acres that will yield % half-acre,
and larger lots at a maximum
cost of 81 800 each (engineers es-
timate). Comparable lots bringing
as much as $500. Land Depart
ment, TRI COUNTY REALTY,
INC, 273-4202 or 29s-6500.
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CHARLES II. JAMISON
CHARLES H. JAMISON
uOOT roVTTTr Nm
sesltors Since 1905
CHURCH SITES

Two prominent Bethesda locations
for new churches, 3ia and 41z
acres. One has large residence in
perfect condition, suitable for
small meetings and minister 8
home. Leon Sisson.
ANDRIs REALTY Oh. 2-so7o
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ERECT FOR RETTREMENT-A
TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

1-150 It. on Herring Bay, high
view, 4-bedrm. home, basement
apt, large fenced lawn, asst.
cruiser incl, recently redecorated.
2.-West River. Shady oaks, III
parian rights, view of river, r
bedrm year-round home, living
rm., fireplace. large garage, work
shop, owner win sacrifice for
health reasons.
3,-Hoiland Point, bayfront, shaded
lawn, 4 bedrm. year-round home,
pine panelled living rnln o.h.-w.
heat.
CORP. Elsie West Williams,
Lothian, Md. Phone University
7-SO06: II no answer, call Prince
Taredarirk los
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SEAsH0RE PROPERTY

AssATEAGUE ISLAND, MD.-Fcr
sale. ocean front t5-acrO lot WI
finance. 30. 5-2eS6.
OCEAN BEACH, MD.-il-acrs lots.
500 dn. $50 mo. $3.50. CT. s.
7743. OWNER.
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Builders-L tS-Builders

5 or more 1-acre lots-lots staked,
streets paved, water in and 'front.'
age paved. Delivery March l, '63.
first offering, so come now and
have LIST choice. Price Is depend
ent on quantity and terms. Please
ask for Bill Starnes or Jim Stevens
of the Land Dept, TRI-COUNTY
REALTY, INC. 273-4202 or 29S-
$500.
BURTONsVILIE ~ acres with
500 frontage on new U. s. 20
suitable for many uses. Excellent
terms. Just S27,o50. WILLIAMs
CO., JU. 7-6744 or EV. 4-6362
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES alb.
solutely beautiful to 10 acre
close-in country homesite must bI
sold. To inspect call your brokel
or the OWNER at CIR. $3.50.
CHARLES COUNTY, MD.
2.e6 acres and beautiful restricted
subdivision. Approx. 81 miles, Z
d. c. Lge. shade trees. Price
$4,000. Terms. 5000 dn. and bal.
ance $50 monthly.
ga acres. nice section, Port To-
bacco area-Near water. Price
81, $50. Terms, 5000 down. $20
NO, mo- F9T or, apt; cal H1aad Ms} ESWaTdFs or WF
CAoL OOAW&h N&ofO N 49,
SOUTHERN MARYLAND REALTY
CHARLES COUNTY-For sound in
vestment in land that will surely
appreciate. Give US q call for our
many listings such as farms, lots,
timberland and commercial prop.
COUNTY SERVICES, INC.
Butler 3-2151 301-ML 5-5272
CHARLES H. JAMISON
50 O., high elev., min. Of Is scenic
bldg. sites. mile road frontage,
State Rte. rs and secondary roads
near Hyattstown Interchange, 35
miles D. c. S525 per acre. Terms.
1877 a., high elev., 600-ft. front
arterIal route. Residential area,
$4,000, "a cash.
81 a., BarnesviIle-Boyds area. high
eleV., streams. "a mile road 'front.'
age. $500 per acre. Terms.
10 g.. east side Of Sugar Loaf
Mountain, high elev., stream, hard
road frontage. elec., mr.. Hyatts-
town interchange, 35 mi. D. C.
$3.50 per acre. Terms.
CHARLES H. JAMISON
POOLEsvILLE, ND.
WI. S-0223 or 301-DI. e-3262
CHEVY CHASE-Is-acre lot with
trees. Best area. viii sell sepa-
rateiy or build for your plans
Call e49-2300.
Shannon & Luchs
Realtors Since 1905
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GOSHEN ESTATES

Lovely estate area Of spacious / "
TO s acre lots. Beautifully rolling
countryside only 20 minutes from
Bethesda, few minutes from
Gaithersburg. Terms 29Ts down.
From $4,000.
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HOWARD E.
TALBERT

oEALE, MD. Boil university 7-2002
neat, clean modern
furnished 8 rooms and BATH
screened porch, shaded lot, tool
house. After season reduced price,
S6,S50, terms. Inspect at CEDAR
hurst on Ches, Bay, 81 miles D. G.
near Shady. Side, Md. Boat har:.
refined Community, restrictions.
See Mr.. BAUMAN on Chesapeake
ave-, or MRS. OLIFF on Holly
ave. In D. c. call DU. 7-4111.
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BUILDERS, we have IS lots, ready
to be improved, sewer, water, gas.
These lots are wooded and pro-
vide beautiful homesites. Excellent
value with good subordination. A
convenient location off Seminary
I'd. For appointment to inspect,
0" M MREATTY REALTY co.
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CRUJIMSifPT7ON JISif 1
A RIG FAMILY

OFFICE OPEN EVERY DAY
Your Choice Waterfront Specialist
DEALE. MD. UN. 7-2091
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COMPARE

COMPARE
s acre subdivisions In Fairfax CITY.
The following are offered at
WALNUT ACRES
All tracts face on an existing state
maintained road. all tracts are. at
least half wooded. protective but
reasonable covenant, minimum
$4,000 homes. less than 10
minutes from the city of Fairfax
and Route 66. Excellent horse
country. priced most reasonably
at only $1,000 per acre. EXCEL
/ LENT TERMS. Agent on premises
from / till dark. Directions: South
House SO miles to Rte. 641 on
right. 1.3 miles on Rte. 64l TO
property on left. From Clifton, 3
miles east on Rte.041 to property
on right. Please call BILL BAR
RY. JE. 3-9S36, for more info.
MILLER REAL ESTATE CO.
ELLIc0TT 81. NV. East q Conn.
Next to 2906 Ellieott st. S11,500.
Or reasonable offer.
FRANK CALCARA
RE. 7-216O Ewes, OIL. 2-1967
FAIRFAX = Beaut. 2-acre lot,
partly wooded. Nr. Kamp Wash.
and Rte. Sc. S4,400. KE. 6-5S61.
FAIRFAX-I acre, borders Court
house Country Club, Brecon Ridge.
FL. 4-9511. $4,000.
FAIRFAX-S1 900 per acre. lis
acres, level wooded, over 800 It.
hardtop road frontage, off Brad
dock I'd. flexible terms. VIM, s,
SKIES REAL ESTATE, JE. 10000,
FAIRFAX CO.-5-acre Handicapped
home site. la. stocked lake, lot 3
Rte. 1850. Just off Rte. 123, ga
mi. south OF Burke Lake, 25 min.
Pentagon, S6,700. Excel. terms
so. 5-454S after 8 pm.
FAIRFAX-1A lots, some trees.
Perc. test ok. $1,000. Du. 6-61s4.
FAIRFAX-40 acres with stream,
on hard-surfaced road, mostly
cleared. FAIRFAX REALTY, CR.
3-2407.
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N11G0141 G1A1AA I14A :
PatuXent River Area

I-on Fishing Creek ct Chesapeake
Beach. suitable ior marina Il and
go acres. Y mi. on Fish crk.
$4,000.
80 acres at Bowie. Mda Joining
race track, on Penna. Railroad,
4@Two f0o-scre tracts on Chesa
Bay, 80 mi. from d. c.
$3.50 a., 200 level and clear
% q. tob. allot., on beaut. Pa
tuxent River.
Mike Gordon Realty
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BUILDERS - LOTS AND TRACTS
Builders. Attention!

N.w.-10 min. downtown wash
ington, 1926 So. it., R5A ground.
suitable for 23 two-bedrm. units,
or so one-bedrm.. units. Virgin
ground. No expensive footings
needed. Driveway in place. Call
EN-. 3-SS2S ewes. and week end
296-4737 weekdays.
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BRoOMES ISLAND, MD.-72 acres,
1000 #. fronting on Deep, Island
Greek. Has 7-room Colonial nome
with porches, 8 barns 2 artesian
wells. $4,000.
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FAIRFAX-S1, 900 per acre. IL. s
acres, level wooded, over 300 IT,
55arSe'Tg 5ocS ~ iU1e flexihle iJSnts teTns I WI q
SKIES REAL ESTATE, JE. 10000,
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

NICE HOME on saltwater, splendid
buildings for poultry business for
10000 broilers or 10000 layers.
Quick possession. For particulars
see or write
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so64&ERN diSEaf; MARYLAND REALTY

CHARLES COUNTY-For sound in
vestment in land that will surely
appreciate. Give US q call for our
many listings such as farms, lots.
timberland and commercial prop.
COUNTY SERVICES, INC.
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SILVER SPRING. building lots
with trees, ready to begin con-
struction. over 10000 So. #.
YoUNR1R SS:pHS "a 4 CO; CO. s4s-so2s TIL 0
SPRTNGFIELD-Iz-wooded acre on
State road with 294 IT. along Po-
hick Greek. 13 mi. from Pentagon.
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BRANDYWINE, Pr. Geo. Co, Nd.
and Mo. ave-, 81 acres. 100000.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
(coNrlNUEo)
ACTION

Thinking Of retiringI This home
with liv. rm.. dining area, Eteh-
and gas heat is completely fur
nishedl Water PRIVILEGES, $1,000.
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By EUGENE LEVIN
Associated Press Writer

ROME. - From Neapolitan
sluns to Hollywood Oscar,
Sophia Loren's life has been
the kind that dreams are
made of.
And thousands of Italian
girls undoubtedly dream that
they can copy her success
story.
Once she was a skinny
youngster whose world was
the squalid Naples suburb of
Pozzuoh. She lived there with
her mothers family in a four
room tenement flat where
nine people slept in one bed
room.
Today her world knows no
limits, and the brown-haired
actress is on top of it, winner
of the Academy Award for
best actress of 1861.
Her victory - making her
the first star to win the top
Hollywood prize for a role in
a non English language
movie was page one news in
every Italian newspaper.
Bitter But Beautiful
From Sicily to the Alps,
young girls snapped up maya
zines telling once again the
success story of Sophia Loren
and Economically limiting
that others could do it, too.
Sophia was interviewed on
the Italian state television
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Its Been q Hard Life,
But Sophio's Had Fun

network, and inevitably the
question came up: What is
your advice to those beautiful
girls who want a movie ca
reer?
IF you are not physically,
Intellectually and spiritually
prepared" she replied, don't
try it. There are too many
difficulties, too much bitter
ness.
But if you feel you can
do it, then do it-because it
is also very beautiful"
Sophia should know. Life is
beautiful now.
She lives in a luxurious
apartment near the ancient
Roman Forum. She and her
husband, Producer Carlo
Ponti, have a chalet in Switz-
erland.
Not Always Thus
There's a mink wrap in her
wardrobe. and a leopard coat
for her mother.
1t wasn't always that way.
Back in 1884, when Sophia
was born. her mother - Ro-
milda Villain - returned to
her family in Pozzuoli after
failing in an attempt at her
own movie career in Rome.
Sophia grew up among the
crowded pink and white
buildings of Pozzouli, watch
ing the seagulls and ships in
the Bay of Naples.
World War II made a hard
life harder.
There were days when So
phia and her younger sister,
Maria, had little or nothing
to eat - sometimes only a
slice of bread and a few
drops of water.
Then Things Changed
Sophia became so thin her
friends called her "Stec-
Ghetto" Little Stick"
But things changed for
the 27-year-old actress half
a lifetime ago.
In 1913, when she was IA,
her skinny, bony figure
started to disappear. The
ripe, rounded body of a lusty
young Neapolitan woman
took its place. Current meas
urements, 38-24-38.
Her mother took her off to
Rome, confident that Sophia
would succeed where she had
failed.
In 1850, Sophia landed her
first movie job, as an extra
in Quo Vadis." Her mother
still a striking auburn
haired beauty who rivals her
daughter for looks also was
signed as an extra.
Bit parts in a dozen more
films followed for Sophia.
Even in Comic Strips
In between she posed for
"Fumetti" magazines - Ital-
ian periodicals that used pho
tographs to tell stories In
comic strip fashion.
After winning her Oscar
Sophia remembered thosl
early days.
IF an actress is good" sh
said, "she will be good in tn
theater, in films, on televisiol
or even in the conf,
strips"
Vittorio de Sica, the Ital
ian film director who wor
world recognition with "Tht
Bicycle Thief" thought she
was good. He gave her a role
in his "L'Oro di Napoli'
Gold of Naples.
From then on, she was a
star.
She made film after film in
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Italy. Then Hollywood signed
her. and English language
films brought her a bigger
audience. She once said she
first learned English from
American troops who gave
her candy on the streets Of
Naples during the war.
She Won't Forget
But it was her role in an
Italian film, La Ciociara"
1.-TWO Women, with De Sica
again directing her. that won
her the Oscar. It was hey
first Italian film after four
years in English language
movies.
Sophia says she will never
forget her past.
To make sure that she will
never have to re-live it. &C
quaintances say. she invested
her earnings in jewels the
way some people buy gold.
A year ago a thief in Lon
don made off with half a
million dollars worth of her
jewelry.
A friend, Movie Producer
Pierre Rouve, then said:
She was very upset. The
jewels meant more than just
wealth to Miss Loren. They
were milestones of her strug-
gle to success.
She was once a very poor
girl and at each important
stage of her climb to the top
she acquired more jewelry.
Her biography could be told
in that collection"
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-14

our capabilities for engaging
in this type of conflict"
In answer to questions. Gen.
Lemnitzer said he was fully
satisfied" with the proposed
budget. He added that the
service chiefs have some diff
ferences of opinions on specific
programs. but in general they
strongly support this budget"
Queried On Allied Aid
Senator's questioned Mr.. Nc
Namara briefly on the reserves
and on allied contributions to-
ward meeting military crises in
Europe and Southeast Asia. De-
tailed answers were left fol
executive session, but Mr.. Nc
Namara did say that the re-
serve Gallup helped convince
the Russians that America Is
serious about the defense Of
West Berlin.
1--WE must maintain an ade-
quate level of forces to meet
these crises, relying on the. re.
serve forces for augmentation
only when armed conflict /.
imminent" he said.
The Secretary said the NATC
allies have substantially addec
to their forces since last sum
rmer." He said allied divisions
committed to NATO were in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-14
Saud and Party
On Way Home
BY the Associated Press

King Saud Of Saudi Arabia
headed homeward today after
a three-month stay in this
country and a 20-hour visit
with President Kennedy.
The plane bearing the Ara
bian monarch and his retinue
took off from Andrews Air Base
at 10:41 am. with stops sched-
uled at Lajes in the Azores and
at Majorca, Spain, en- route to
his country.
King Saud came to the
United States in November for
eye and abdominal surgery. He
flew to Washington yesterday
from Palm Beach. Fla, where
he had been recuperating.
A black-tie dinner at the
White House and an exchange
of gifts followed a two-houl
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Lemnitzer Sees Budget
Holding NucIeor Edge

public appearance in support Of
the new budget. He read the
same statement that has been
given to other congressional
committees and which was
made public last month.
Most Questions Deferred
Most Of the committees
questions Of the two defense
leaders were deferred to tomor-
rows closed-door session.
Gen. Lemnitzer said Ameri-
can limited-war forces are
being expanded rapidly.
1--WE must have the capabil-
ity to fight in more than one
area of the world at a time, "
he said. Although we now
have such a capability to a
greater extent that we have
had since the end of World
War II, 1t is necessary that
we continue to build on the
foundation of strength which
we possess, and further develop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-14
conference between King Saud

conference between King Saud
and Mr.. Kennedy yesterday.
Mr.. Kennedy got a 5-foot
gold sword, Its hilt and scab-
bard encrusted with diamonds
King Saud got has relief map
Of the Arabian peninsula.
A communique issued after
the conference yesterday said
the Kennedy Saud meeting car
only result in greater mutual
understanding between Saudi
Arabia and the United States.
1t did not mention whethel
the continued United States use
of the Dhahran air base ir
the desert kingdom was dis.
cussed. The five-year operating
rights to the base expire Apri
2, and King Saud has indi.
Gated the rights will not b
renewed.
renewed. Mr.. Kennedy con
firmed this at his news confer,
ence today, saying the Unitet
States is allowing the agree
ment to lapse.
The communique said tina
ARABIAN American relations
and international affairs wer,
discussed in the spirit Of frank,
ness and cordiality."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-14
Admiral Stump
Urges A-Tests

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. IA
(AP).-A former commander Of
United States Pacific forces
said yesterday resumption Of
nuclear testing in the atmos-
phere is necessary to insure
United States military superi.
GRITTY over Russia.
Admiral Felix B. Stump, now
a vice president of the Free.
doms Foundation, told 2,00(
persons at the Union League!
Lincoln Day celebration:
by resuming tests we car
greatly reduce the weight o.
our atomic warheads, resulting
in greater range and more
weapons for the same expense
and effort"
Admiral Stump, formerly mil
itary adviser to SEATC
Southeast Asia Treaty Organ
ization), also urged unilatera
military action by the Unitet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-14

This country Is considerably
stronger than the Soviets with
respect to our ability to engage
in nuclear warfare" General
Lyman L. Lemnitzer. chairman
of the Joint Chiefs Of Staff,
told the Senate Armed Services
Appropriations Subcommittee
today.
Gen. Lemnitzer added: "It is
not enough to be superior to-
day-we must guarantee the
same degree of superiority in
the future"
He said that the proposed
new military budget, calling for
expenditures of $49.7 billion in
the fiscal year starting July /,
will maintain this superiority
even though 1.-The Soviets are
striving to develop weapons
systems in the hope of some
day turning the nuclear balance
in their favor"
Secretary of Defense McNa-
mara also testified before the
subcommittee today-his first
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-14
Soviet Summit Plan
Welcomed hy Nussef

CAIRO, Feb. IA (AP).-The
government newspaper Al
Ahram said today that Presi-
dent Canal Abdel Nasser's
government welcomes Premier
Khrushchev's proposal for ar
18-nation summit conference
on disarmament.
The United Arab Republic Il
one Of eight neutralist nations
on the disarmament negotiating
group. AL Abrams comment in.
dicated President Nasser woulc
60 to Geneva if Mr.. Khrushche,
does.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-14

creased from about 16 to about
81 during the Berlin crisis.
Senator Ellender, Democrat
Of Louisiana. challenged these
figures, saying they seemed
exaggerated" Discussion was
put over to the executive ses-
sion.
Asked about naval construc-
ton, Mr.. Mcnamara said the
new budget provides for an in
crease of about 100 per cent In
new construction and In mod
ernization programs over the
level Of fiscal 1861.
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Imperial AirIines
Foces Justice Probe
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
The Justice Department Is
looking into possible criminal
action against Imperial Arr
lines, owner of the aircraft
which crashed near Richmond,
Va, last November killing "a
Army recruits. ''
Representative Joelson, Dem
ocrat Of New Jersey, asked the
Justice Department to look into
the possibility. He said yester-
day Acting Attorney General
Byron r. White had agreed to
do so. %.
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States in the case Of overt
Communist aggression.
He warned Of what he called
Ia growing temptation to shift
the responsibility for resisting
aggression to international Or
CARNATIONS such as the United
Nations. Such a tendency. he
said, must be consciously.
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