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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-07

FIRST OFFERING. Of . stunning
brick rambler designed with q
roomy comfortable floor plan fea-
turing twin bedrooms, spacious
kitchen and separate dining
room. A most appealing lower
floor offers q Soft. club room,
ample space for hobbies and
storage, plus built-in garage. All
THIS plus acre lot. Selling
2soooHol ins our salesman ~ SE'
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MONROE

so. 5-g1O0 Realtors CT. $500
CALL FOR FREE COPY OF
MONROE ''TRADE-IN-PLAN"
ARLINGTON, 18th and n Kirk
wood .rds.. b-bdrm.. ~ baths, in
new house cond., partly furn.,
sale with or without furn. Has
many extras, cow. to everything.
I stop parkway route TO KEY
Bridge and the Pentagon, can
OWNER, ia. 7-0706.
ARL. FOREST-3-b.r. brk. Colonial,
sep. d. Z. full bsmt.. fenced I'd, ex-
tras. $4,000. OWNER, ia. S-3b32.
ARL., N.-3-bedrm.. ~ bath. 2
story brick on lovely level fenced
lot. Best sect. of BERKSHIRE, mr..
Lee 5ss. hE; and y: Poyhatan St.
In rear. Pch.. sep. din. rm.. new
stove and refgr.. full bsmt.. Just
redec. All bedrms., are twin size.
Asking S23.950 with $4,000 On,
considered under cow. finance
plan. ARLEDGE REAL ESTATE
CORP, 2533 Wilson blvd. Arl.
IA. 7-4448,
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BEERS BROS, Realtors

ENGLISH MANOR = Like-new, A.
year-old. brick split-foyer ram
bier, 8 bedrms., ga baths. rec.
rm.. with built-in garage. Level
fenced lot.
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Long, Low
MCLEAN
COOL, SUMMERS

OONJI UIN11VIL1tO
In this centrally air-cond. home.
You viii appreciate the finest aS
you enter the center hail to the
25' liy. rm. w/suspended hearth,
sep. din. rm. and most unusual
and dramatic kit. 5 bedrms., incl.
the master suite. We. doubt 4 you
can fill the huge closets; 2l1sE
barbecue. gear garage. al in ex-
CR r & CO., INC.
Mclean. Realtors. Ell. 6-630Q
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1905 B2ND AVE.
HTTIGTnE

Newly decorated, 2-bedrm. bunga-
low with table-space kit sep:
din. rn., Ice. screened porch. and
level fenced lot. Total monthly
payment $50 with no dn. pay
rnent ~ 0uaified vet
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BETHEsDA-Waik to NH and Ma
"a RS Ssggt liv1s 6e T S,t Plus rs asn
sep. dining rm., family-siZe de luxe
kit. rec. rm., built-in garage, car
peting. washer. dryer, deep freeze
Included in price OF $4,000.
LEGUM & GERBER
OIL, e-5767. Ewes, EN-. 3-16s2
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-; lze2S9 - = 80, ~; ~ :,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

II viii n be n difficuit 70 find q nicer
Colonial brick than this lovely
home. ideally located only block
from bus and minutes from down.
charming. featuring attractive din
ing rooms, attractive kitchen. 3
bedrooms. 2 tiled baths plus splen-
did finished studio, suitable for 2
or more children. Only S25.95O
and q terrific value.
ccALL KE' 7-1sO0o tn o Pm.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-M

FALLS CHURCH, MCLEAN AREA
$4,000. Like-new 3-bedrm. ram
24-ft. liv. -din. rm., equipped MI,
A-acfe lot has view, pvt. patio
and barbecue, attached carport.
$3.50 down FLA, S92 mo. pays
mickey REALTY ia. 7-02So
FALLS CHURCH. TYLER PARK
For .S15,950 you get bedrooms
In this brick Cape Cod, built on
Q quiet street, There IL also q
fenced yard and q full bsmt. Clean
and available Aug. 18th. Move In
before school starts.
Plantation Realty
JE. $4,000 opEN 60
FALLS CHURCH-DeiiehtfuI 3-bed-
rm. rambler with new carefree
aluminum siding for, low. low
hsst Y 5 t nto ,a pntS can Son cas-
porch. Self-storage storm windows
and doors included in this low
price Of S14.7b0, $3.50 down.
BROWN a. BROWN REALTY, JE.
4-0041.
FALLS CHURCH AREA
Immac. 3-bedrm. rambler w/eauip.
kit. In Westlawn. 1t has nice I'd.
and is cony. 70 schools, shopping
and transp. S14,750 VA or FLA.
MILLER REAL ESTATE co.
IA. 4-4252 CT. $4,000
FALLS CHURCH AREA-3-bedrni.
lot. $1,000. OWNER, IA. 2-7542.
FALLS CHURCH-Charming brk.
rambler In a beaut. settling of
tall trees. Tastefully dec, It OF
fers vt. slate emit. foyer, Banquet
din .rm.. crystal chandelier, spac.
elect. kit. with everything. bed
rms, 2Iz baths. attrac, rec. rnn.,
gar, intercom., h.-w.h., patio,
POSITIVELY LIKE NEW. sos.
Al SMITH REALTY, XII. S-0662.
Ewes, JE. 2-0454.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-Only Sis.-,
$50 buys this 3-bedrm. (4th pos
sible) brk, rambler, on corner lot.
Features Ice. family Ym., carpoTt
and !oyef Is varieties of trees and
shrubs. Near everything. Nc
GUAM REALTY. JE. $4,000.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-By OWN
Err. Reduced So, $4,000. we are
closets, screened porch. caifpoSt.
radiant heat. firepl. Lot 76xibl.
beautiful trees and flowers. AS
sumo loan, fast settlement. Pay
ments less than rent. 14ll Alger
I'd. 534-7905. OPEN.
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BOGLEY

zoos WIS. AVE. on. 6-2500 MI 3
SILVER SPRING-Brk
Cape Cod. Liv. rm. with firepl.
din. rTn.. kit, den, on LIST fir.
bedrms. and bath on .2nd fir
Full bsmt., guest rm., 1 bath ant
util. rnl.. porch, garage S21 300
o. D. FIELD. INC, REALTORS
III h-7112 @ I'll O
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METZLER, REALTOR

CHEVY CHASE = Immed. possess
sion. Out-of-town owner anxious
to sell lovely quality-built brick
Colonial with wide center hall.
tastefully decorated and newly
carpeted throughout, formal din.
rnl.. all-elec. kit. with adjoining
laundry nm. and pantry, 8 bed
2 firepls.. jalousied porch. 2-car
$40 800. KORzENDORFER, Real
tors, OIL. 4-811I I'll q
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shannon & Luchs

BETHESDA, S20,950. Just reduced
Vacant. time to move In before
school starts. Well-built Colonial
on beautiful street. 3 bedrooms
separate dining rm., lge. equipped
kitchen, full bsmt. Porch, attached
garage, trees, fenced rear yard.
Excellent financing. Walk 70 ele-
mentary and u; high. MARdAA-
4-5s00. Open until 8 pm.
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Chevy CHASE - Old fashioned
charm and value, This lovely g.
bedroom home, den, fully equip.
kit. full bsmt. Don't wait. see II
today. Sacrifice with substantial
cash down. HE. 9-2400.
MORRIS HERMAN a. CO., Realtors
CHEVY CHAsE--Large Ayr. -oid
Cape Cod with 4 bedrms.. ga
baths, sep. din. rm., complete
kitchen and full tiled bsmt. Brick
construction. Walk to elementary
school, playground, community
pool and Conn. ave. bus. S2B,500.
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 2-907O Til 9
CHEVY CHASE = This you should
see at once, Beautiful Cape Cod
brick in absolutely Immaculate
condition. Inviting hv. rm.. family
! din rm,. Ice. scr, porch, cheer
full kitchen, 8 delightful bedrms..
2 baths. paneled rec. rm.. maids
rm. and bath. Attached garage.
Lovely wooded lot. Cow. to bus
and all schools. Call now, EN-.
l. N-fHOUs
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oLENMONT - No steps, walk 10
shopping from this lovely bungalow
with. lge. kit. and iiv. rm., COM
pletely fenced yard. Only $500
down or Oh no SIS down.
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ROCK CREEK HILLS AREA-Laree
custom-built williamsburg Colo
NAL. center-hall plan, slate roof.
3 large bedrooms with 2 tile baths
on second floor. immense den and
powder room on first floor, bed
room with roughed in bath over
Gear attached garage. screened
porch. fireplace In living room
and basement. Florida bound,
$4,000.
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BETHESDA .bedTm, brk. rambler
(all on one level plus lily. ,rm.
with, fireply sep, din, rm' de luxe
sss a5oSs s ana p SSnsp s$o SSn' 70
BOGLEY
zoos WIS. AVE. OIL. $4,000 TIL Q
BURTONsVILLE : 3-beorm. brick
rambler with 2, baths. sep. din.
nm, earport. full bsmt. and swim
ming pool on "a acre, exclusive
area and good access to city.
under-priced at S22.g50. 04O-
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LIST WITH LINGO
Az Q-670O
GRAY-KESSINGER
JU. $500

RIVER RID, AREA-Ideal location.
Ail-brick 2-story Colonial in SPAR
king cond. large bedrms., de-
lightful liy. rm.-din. rm., spotless
de luxe kit. screened porch, fin
ished rec. rn. garage. Lovely
fenced lot. S18.950. FILA or VA.
I. L. LEWIS 949-4330|
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

PARK-Modern, brick 81
bedroom semirambler. Cathedral
ceiling liv: rm:, huge family. sized
DITIONED. ia baths. fenced
yard, tiled Ground-level bsmt.
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CCLESN1LLE - Perfect home fer
family living. Brick split lfyel,
q acre. beaut. cond., ga baths,
Dashboard h.-w.h., center hall.
fircpl. dream kit. scr. porch.
carport. plus Hi-Fi throughout,
now now. just SsEH ssos5oi cai s4e7sSC
HUGH 7 BECK. 1124R GeorRia Ave.
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REALTORS OPEN o TO Q
XII. 8-3111 OF. 4-6040
3706 Mt. Vernon Ave. Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-22

Halleck but also to make severe
charges of his own.
He insisted that Mr.. Halleck
had promised to see that two
Republican members of the
Rules Committee attended the
scheduled meeting. He said he
told Mr.. Halleck that, IL the
Rules Committee sent the bill
to the House yesterday and il
the wheat sales rider were voted
either up or down and the
foreign aid bill passed, the
House would pass a final ad-
journment resolution.
HE told me it was too late"
the Speaker said. If I had given
in to him, I would not deserve
to be Speaker of the House. In
fact, I am willing to have a
vote now if Mr.. Halleck can as
sure the House that even one
Republican will attend a Rules
Committee meeting"
Both Speaker Mccormack
and Mr.. Albert then served
notice that they would try to
get quorum of at least eight
Democrats for a Rules Com
mittee meeting tomorrow, or on
Tuesday If necessary.
In his reply to the Demo
cratic leaders Mr.. Halleck re-
called that, on returning to the
Capitol shortly before noon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-22
Syria, Israel
Free Prisoners

JERUSALEM. Israeli Sector
Dec. 81 (AP).-Eleven Israelis
who have been detained fol-
varying periods in Syria were
exchanged today under U. N.
auspices for 18 Syrian prison.
ers who have been held by
Israel.
An official announcement
said the Israelis returned today
to their home country included
two young women and a young
man Israel had officially re-
ported as having been kid
mapped by Syrians on July 1S
from the northern shore of the
Sea of Galilee after their ex-
cursion boat drifted there fol-
lowing engine failure.
Among the other eight Israe-
LIS was one who had been ID
years in a Syrian prison.
Col. A. Wilkinson, chairman
OF the Syrian-Israel Mixed Ar
mistice Commission, directed
Operation Exchange" assisted
by an Israeli and a Syrian
army officer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-22
UNVoTED COMPROMISE 1rtss'
SteP-by-Step Report
On Foreign Aid Bill.
Tr%&Gs

The immediate impact would
be on the pending deal for
wheat to the Soviet Union.
The first compromise bill
worked out early yesterday
morning would have permitted
the Export-Import Bank to
make such a guarantee If the
President found it to be in the
national interest and notified
the appropriate committees OF
the House and Senate.
The House rejected this YER
sion.
The second compromise on
which no vote has yet been
taken, was similar, but required
that the presidential notifica-
ton be made within 80 days in
each case and be made to the
House and Senate themselves,
rather than committees.
The money figure was the
same in the two compromise
versions.
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CONGRESS
CONGRESS
Democrats Accuse COP.
Of Blocking House Action

Continued From Page Al
ocratic managers of the meas
ure believed they had rounded
up enough of the previous
House absentees yesterday aft
ernoon so that the modified
rider could be passed by House
and Senate and the way cleared
for final adjournment in Con-
gress before nightfall yesterday
But they quickly encountered
what proved to be insurmount-
able obstacles which they
charged were unfairly and un-
reasonably raised by Republic
cans. particularly Mr.. Halleck
A Rules Committee hearing
was scheduled for 1880 pm.
but none of the five Republic
can members showed up.
Chairman Smith, Democrat of
Virginia, and five of the other
10 Democrats on the committee
were present. This did not con-
stitute a quorum. and the six
members after sitting around
for almost two hours, finally
gave up without being able
to clear the bill for House con-
sideration.
Even if the bill had been
cleared by the Rules Commit
tee, it probably would have run
into major difficulty. Republic
cans indicated they would have
used a parliamentary procedure
requiring a two-thirds vote
even to bring the bill up for
immediate consideration in the
House yesterday.
Confident of Majority
With only about 270 of the
ABS House members present
yesterday afternoon, support
ers of the bill probably would
not have been able to obtain
a two-thirds majority vote for
immediate consideration. They
were confident, however, that
If the House agreed, to a pro-
cedure requiring only a major
ity vote for passage. they could
reverse the 141-to-136 vote that
sent the bill back to confer
ence early yesterday morning
Democrats charged, more
over, that Mr.. Halleck had re-
fused to enable the bill to reach
the House floor yesterday
afternoon unless he was given
assurance by Democratic lead
ers that the House would adopt
a final adjournment resolution
Immediately after a vote on
the bill, whether or not the
wheat sale rider was adopted.
o Democratic charges and Re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-22
Meuny Picks
LoVeStone for
Labor Post

AFL-CIO President George
Meany has appointed Jay Love-
stone director of the labor
federation's international a..
fairs department, an AFL-CIO
spokesman said yesterday.
Mr.. Lovestone's appointment
will become effective January /.
He will succeed the late Michael
Ross in the post.
Mr.. Lovestone, 81, has been
assistant director of the de-
partment, in charge Of inter-
national publications.
Although serving as assistant
director, Mr.. Lovestone actu-
ally has been Mr.. Meany's main
adviser on international affairs.
His title has not reflected his
responsibilities as top man in
the department because, pre-
sumably, Mr.. Meany has
wanted to avoid controversy.
Walter P. Reuther. president
Of the United Auto Workers,
and some other labor leaders
contend that Mr.. Lovestone's
views are too rigid on relations
with Communist nations and
other issues.
Mr.. Lovestone headed the
United States Communist
Party from 1927 to 1929. He
then broke with communism
and has been a vehement anti
Communist. Mr.. Meany also
has generally followed an I'M
compromising anti Communist
line.
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, supported foreign aid bills I'M
der Democratic as we'll as Re-
publican Presidents, Mr.. Hal
leck recalled that he was Sc
verely criticized by many of
his Republican colleagues last
october when he agreed to the
so-called bipartisan compro-
mise for a substitute civil
rights approved by the House
Judiciary Committee.
I'VE will continue to CO.
operate in every good cause"
he said, but that does not
mean we will be willy-nilly and
play dead whenever the Demo-
cratic leadership wants us to.
I was torn apart by some for
cooperating on the civil rights
bill. Maybe I'm wrong, and you
may still need me-"
Storm warnings of the wind
up of yesterdays House ses-
sion began gathering almost
as soon as the House convened
at noon. Representative Ford,
Republican of Michigan, told
the House he had heard admit
tedly unverified reports that
some Democratic House men,
bers were flown back to WASH
ington yesterday in military
planes so they would be on
hand for an attempt to reverse
the l4l to 1876 vote on the
wheat sale rider.
He said he was particularly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-22
Two Armed Men
Rob Pair of $500
In Liquor Store

Two armed bandits robbed a
liquor store at 4173 Minnesota
avenue NE of an estimated
$500 yesterday, police reported.
Capt. Murray Kutner, COM
mander of the police robbery
squad, said the victims of the
holdup we're Zeleg Berez, So
year-old owner of the Big D Lii
quor Store who Is confined to a
wheel chair, and his wife, Lea,
48. They live at 2944 Terrace
drive, Chevy Chase, Md.
Police said the two men
fingered outside the store for
about 10 minutes before enter
ing. One of the bandits, armed
with a % caliber revolver, told
Mr.. Berez to "sit still don't
move" His companion flashed
a rs caliber pistol and ordered
Mrs. Berez give me the money
from the cash register"
Capt. Kutner said she hand
ed the man about $500. The
bandits then forced an en-
ploye. Clyde w. Boydston, 63, of
1907 Addison road NE. to lie
on the floor before they left
the store. They walked east on
Hunt place NE, police said.
Police said both men we're
Negroes. each approximately 30
to SO years old about 5 feet 10
inches tan and Weighing about
$50 pounds.
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Dirksen said. Republicans have
stood at the side of the Majority
Leader and bent over backward
to avoid all partisanship."
Ignoring House Minority
Leader Halleck Of Indiana, the
target Of most administration
criticism. Senator Mansfield
said Senator Dirksen always
put the interests of his country
ahead of the interests of his
party sometimes under ex-
tremely difficult circum-
stances"
Your bipartisanship is alb
solutely unquestione6," Sena-
tor Mansfield told the Illinois
Republican.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-22
BY the Assnciated Pms.

Step by step. these are the
figures on foreign aid as leg
islation moved through Con-
gress this year:
The President asked S4,525,-
325, 900.
Congress, in an authorization
measure, set maximum Of S.
6O2. O75.OOO.
On the legislation actually
appropriating the money, the
House voted $2.S0I, 700 900. The
Senate voted $3,273 ,20S, 900.
The compromise figure
reached in a Senate House
conference was an even So bill
lion.
Also involved in the COM
promise negotiations was a pro-
vision written in by the House.
but deleted by the Senate, for
b d ding the Export-Import
Bank to guarantee credit for
sales to Communist countries.
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CONFERENCES

yesterday following the previ-
Gus all-night session of the
House. he was informed for the
first time that the Democratic
leadership wanted to try again
to pass the foreign aid bill with
the modified provision giving
the President discretionary au-
thority in connection with
wheat sales to Soviet-blo coun-
tries.
Il told the Speaker that
three strikes are out" Mr..
Halleck said. referring to the
proposed third Democratic at
tempt to knock out or modify
the wheat sale guarantee pro-
vision. Il told him that ]
wanted to be assured that, il
the Democrats lost again this
time, we would have a final
adjournment Of Congress.
Il have acted in complete
and perfect good faith. I can't
see any reason for the buns
rush on this bill"
Mr.. Halleck conceded that
he probably did tell the
Speaker that it was too late
in the afternoon to give the
assurances requested earlier in
the day for attendance Of
Republicans at a Rules Com.
mittee meeting. He added that
he also told the Speaker the
Democratic leadership had lost
in a clean fight on the 141 tt
1876 vote against the modified
rider.
Mr.. Halleck likewise uttered
what was interpreted by SOM
Democratic members later a.
a thinly-veiled threat to with
draw Republican cooperation
on the civil rights bill durinl
the 1864 congressional session
Noting that he consistent.
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distured by rumors that the
same service was refused some
Republican members who were
absent on the earlier vote. He
said he intended to ask
Secretary of Defense Nc
Namara about the reports.
Shortly before the session
ended. Mr.. Ford told the House
that Secretary Mcnamara had
reported to him that Repre-
sentative McCulloch, Republi-
can of Ohio, requested and re-
ceived transportation on a
military plane from Ohio yes
terday but that Representative
Ryan, Democrat of Michigan,
was turned down on a similar
request.
Speeches by Speaker Nc
Cormack, Mr.. Albert and Mr..
Halleck received standing ova-
tons by their respective party
colleagues. Mr.. Mccormack,
who celebrated his 72nd birth
day today. was heartily APP
plauded by fellow Democrats
when he declared that st dis
like having a club hanging
over my head. and that is what
I had all afternoon.
Democratic leaders as well
as Representative PasSman,
Louisiana Democrat who han
died the foreign aid bill for
the House Appropriations
Committee, said they knew of
no such discrimination. Mr..
Albert told Mr.. Ford the lead
ership was informed officially
that the White House knew
nothing about it.
Mansfield Apologize
In the Senate, Majority
Leader Mansfield apologized for
the extreme inconvenience" to
Senators through the past few
days.
I'VE had hoped for final
action on foreign aid" he said.
That hope proved to be illu-
sorry. In view Of the fact that
this body can do nothing until
and unless the House acts, it
would be advisable to adjourn. "
Senator Mansfield said he
did not want to keep Senators
in Washington. cooling their
heels"
Minority Leader Dirksen Of
Illinois praised the Majority
Leader for what he called
SANITY patience"
But he deplored a White
House charge that Republican
isolationistS were to blame for
the adjournment stalemate.
THAT does no good" Senator
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publican denials or counter
charges came out in the open
at a brief but stormy session
shortly before the House ad-
journed until Monday. Both the
House and Senate had been in
recess from shortly after noon
until almost $50 pm. while
leadership huddles were under
way in an effort to break the
deadlock on the foreign aid
bill.
Announcing with deep re-
greet" that the House would not
be able to take up the foreign
aid bill late yesterday because
of inaction by the Rules Com
mittee, Mr.. Albert said Mr..
Halleck promised him earlier in
the day that two Republican
members of the Rules Commit
tee would attend the scheduled
hearing so that the bill could
be cleared for House action
yesterday.
Johnson Consulted
He said that Speaker McCor-
mack consulted President john
son as he had every right to
do" and as often was done in
the past with Republican as
well as Democratic Presidents
in such cases.
But about 3:15 pm. the
Republican leader told the
Speaker that you are too late
and it can't be DONE" Mr..
Albert continued. six Demo-
cratic members of the Rules
Committee were present in the
committee room for two hours
when two Republican members
were in town but did not attend
the meeting.
IF the Republican Party is
going to go on Shutdown strike
in this matter, it is time for
the Democratic members of
the House to back up Speaker
Mccormack. We accept this
challenge. There will be no sine
die adjournment until we dis
pose of this bill. I call on all
Democrats to be here Monday,
Tuesday. and If necessary,
Wednesday,"
Speaker Mccormack took the
House floor not only to back
up Mr.. Albert's attack on Mr..
The frontiersman., 1963-03-14
THOUGHTS
 OF 4 --.- 7. LAYMAN
The Price of Sin

Lawlessness is a very ex- pensive proposition. Our greatest national outlay is for army, navy and airforce, chiefly established to coun- teract the lawlessness of other nations. Police, law courts and the F.B.I. are needed to curb the criminals within the nation. The tab is up in the billions. But no one but Jesus Christ has given us an effective remedy. Where Christianity has pros pered, the abject misery and suffering of the people has been ameliorated- Almighty God came down from heaven and paid the price for the sins of the world on Golgotha. The blood He shed on the cross was the price for our sins. With His stripes we are healed.