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Americas Shrine Of Our
ledy Of fofimc

Rev. Martin ". Hyland
GAINESVILLE, Md. Phone DI. 9-3700
Sunday Masses 500 AM:
Hoo AM; 100 Pm.
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CATHOLIC

12701 viers Mil Rd., Rockville
Rev. Francis J. Lauriola, Pastor
Sunday Masses: $50. tbs. Sis.
$50. 10:40. 11:50. 100 PM.
Daily Masses: $50, 700, 11:30 AN.
Saturday Masses; and 8 Am.
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UNITARIAN

Cedar Lone UnifaFion
96O1 Cedar Lane. Bethesda, Nd.
Robert Zocrheide. Minister
Services 1000 Am.
VIII. 2-3800
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soint Mark's tTwinbroekl

Rev. c. B. StranR
21si Baltimore Road, Rockville
CA. 4-3i31 ca. 4-776s
Sunday Morning Services
1000 AM.
Youth Fellowship-7:30 Pm.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH

CeoFgIa Ave.
l350l Georgia Ave, Wheaton
Rev. David L. Watterworth
Phone 942-6220
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M. Zion Bspiisi

c. A. Brubsker, Pastor
Old Georgetown I'd. a Crosvenor La.
Bethesda
Sunday SCHOOLGIRLS AN.
Worship Servlce--11:00 AN. 4
100 Pm.
Training Union 8 Pm
Wed. Prayer Meeting 3 Pm.
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Rockville chrisfian

Rev. William M. HUE
Pc. 2-936i
Church School--s:45 AM.
Worship Service-10:00 AN.
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Hughes MsihedIss

Rev. A. Odell Osteen
10700 Georgia Ave. Wheaton
Phone 10. 5-5772
Time OF Service:
Sunday School--9:30 Am.
Morning Worship--9:30 Am.
Sunday School--11:00 Am.
Worship-11:00 Am.
Evening-Youth Meetings-6:00 PM.
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Phone: Empire 5-5054
Schedule of Services:
SUNDAY
Sunday School, 10: am.
Morning Worship, II: am.
Evening Worship, 500 pm.
WEDNESDAY
Wednesday Prayer Meeting, 500 am.
THURSDAY
Thursday Mid-Week Service 500 p.rn.
In the future please omit Inc. after
the church name in the heading.
BAPTIST
consrssslenaI Heights Baptist
Rev. Kenneth J. joiner
1885 Seven Locks Road. Rockville
Phone: Pc. 2-54e0
Time Of Service:
Morning
Sunday School - 9:45 AN.
Morning Worship-11: 100 Am.
Evening
Training Union $50 PM.
Evening Worship-7:30 Pm.
kensingten BaPtlsf
DR.. Thomas L. Painter
1000 Connecticut Ave. Kensington
Phone: VIII. 2-2443
Time OF Service:
Morning
Church School-9:45 Am.
Worship Service-11:0o AM.
Evening
Training Union-6:15 PM.
Evening Worship-7:30 PM.
Metropolitan Beptisf Temple
Robert z. Fleming
Newport Junior High School
Newport Mill Rd., Kensington
Phone 949-377S
Time OF Service:
Morning Worship--11 100 AN.
Sunday School-10:00 Am.
Evening Seryice-7:00 PM.
First Bepsiss Of Silver Spring
Wayne Avenue and Fenton Street
Rev. James M. Wiadham, Pastor
JU 5-5454
Sunday School $3.50 AN.
Morning Worship HOO AN.
Training Union 6:45 PM.
Evening Worship 500 PM.
Church Family SUPPLEMENTARY
6:O0-s:30 PM.
including Prayer Meeting 500 Pm.
First Bopfiss Of Gaithsrsburs
Rev. 3. Frank Foster
West Diamond Ave, GaitherSburg
WA, 6-0530
Time OF Service:
Morning
Sunday Schoolgirls AM.
Morning Worship-11:00 Am.
Evening
Training Union-6:13 Pm.
Evening Church Service-7:3O Pm.
Wednesday Prayer Service 7:30 Pm.
Temple Hill
William Benjamin Adams, Minister
9400 Wisconsin Ave, Bethesda
OIL. 2-9400
Sunday School 1000 AN.
Morning Worship u:00 AM.
Coffee Hour II Noon
First DspfIs Church
Of ReekvllIs. Nd.
Rev. Jacob II. Gamble 20. 7-l92S
1876 Washington ST.
on Court House Square
1st Worship Service s:45 AM
Sunday School 9;45 Am.
End Worship Service 100 AN.
Training Union 6.1S Pm.
Eveling Worship 7:3O Pm.
Wednesday 500 PM.
Twinbrook Bspfisf
Rev. John W. Laney
1001 Twinbrook Pkwy.
CA. 1854
n no answer Gail CA. $500
Sunday Church School, 9:l3 An.
Morning Worship, 11:00 AM.
Youth Fellowship TOO Pm.
Mk Zion Bspfisi
C. A. BrIbaker, Pastor
Old Georgetown I'd. q Crosvenor La.
Bethesda
Sunday SCHOOLGIRLS AN.
Worship Servlce--11: 20 AN. 4
100 Pm.
Training Union 8 Pm
Wed. Prayer Meeting 3 Pm.
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Law Offices
Nylen, Gilmore & Simpson
1905 University Boulevard East
Langley Park
Hyattsville, Md.
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Reserve District No. :
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FARMS
tcoNTlNUEbl

CAPON BRIDGE, WEST vA.-2g
acres beautiful rolling land with
magnificent view that cannot be
duplicated, also has Y mile river
frontage. Groom home with bath
and sveral other out buildings
Priced to sell at $4,000 includins
all mineral rights, terms available
AUGUSTA, WEST VA.-Looktng fol
old farm with 90 acres, with Ole
house ample watered approx. 30
acres cleared, rest wooded, this
farm priced to sell for $1,000
Terms available.
rOMNEY WEST VA.-Near Rom.
ney In Mineral County, 146 A.
cumberland improved with cottage
all for sale $4,000. Terms avail
Several other tracts Of woodland
river frontase and mountain acre
can or write J. B, Mullenax. sales.
man, Augusta, West Va. Phone
LISS JR., Realtor, winchester, Va
DAIRY FARMs-ls8 a., cultiva.
tion and grass. 44-cow barn, sllos
sheds, etc. Shipping d. C. market
Germ, bath bungalow. $3s'bOO
terms.
254 Alarms, sheds, silo, s-rm
dwelling, bath, nicely decorated
beautiful location, S43,5Q0. terms
Larger Acreage and Small Places
PERROW REAL ESTATE AGENCY
VA. 430-3b2T
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RETIREMENT DREAM
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

wv = AAAlANAN &NAAAAN a 40 AANA@
ANNE ARUNDEL CoUNTY--In st.
James Parish, near Lothian, 18th
Century manor. Original ownership
since 1907, In excellent cond. fol-
restoration, $50 acres In tobacco.
barns and dependencies. Located
in best environment in commutina
distance OF washington, Baltimore
and Annapolis. 100000. Owner
will finance.
SITES in beautiful
Dunkirk area. Only 2l miles from
the District, 3 to 5 acres. partially
wooded sites, Small down pay
ments and balance monthly.
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, neal
Lothian---136 acres. IS Y -acre to-
land. Z bedrms. and bath farm
home, 3 barns, 4 tractors, com.
plete equipment for cattle and to.
bacco farming. One Of the most
productive farms in the area.
CHARLES COUNTY, mr.. Waldrof-
n acres, Long paved-road frontage
NEAR HARwooD-11-acre wooded
site in estate area environment
on county road and Sockets
Run, q flowing stream. About %
mi. from District and 10 mi. from
Annapolis. Price $1,000.
12 ACRES-Modern 3-bedrm. and
bath home. Oil heat, Gao. tob. al.
lotment. 2 barns, broad view OF
Chesapeake Bay, long frontage on
new dual highway. Excellent de;
velopment potential, commercial
O. resisential. No sqning required
NEAR HUNTINGTON-90 acres, 50
acres clear. i0-acre tobacco allot
Very neat and attractive 3-bedrm
farmhouse with mod. kit. and
bath. 2 large tobacco barns, stable,
corn chicken. and meat houses,
" mile paved road frontage. All
fenced and cross-fenced with wa
ter in all fields.
NEAR HUNTINGToN-107 acres on
Tidal Greek. 4-bedrm. home, 8
barns, 2 tractors, full equip. new
orchard. tobacco, corn and hay
crop incl. in sale, small boat
anchorage, now. in tabacco-cattle
operation q rich. level produc-
GEORGES couNTY-At-
tractive 4-bedrm. home, mod. hit.
bath. barn. 2 acres land, LA.
tobacco allot. Located in Aauasco,
about 25 miles from District. S23,-
ST. ToOi M i1RYsI couNTY-Near Me-
chanicsville and Patuxent River
-120 acres in cattle-tobacco op-
GRAFTON. S-aere tobacco allot,. Ions
payed-road frontage board fenced,
water in all fields. restored
Southern Colonial home in set
ting Of large trees with bedrms.,
2 baths, oil heat, air cond,, 2
barns, loafing she'd. garage, IN
acre farm pond stocked with bass,
tractor and equip. located 40
miles from District via Rte. 8.
An unusual opportunity to &C.
quire q very superior place. $685.
900, Buyer can select foundation
stock from present Angus herd
at market value.
PRINCE FREDERICK, MD.
PHONES PA and 4SS
j. B. Waters 81 Associates
Dunkirk. Nd. Phone Alpine 1890
Prince frederick 214 and 4SS
20 Miles from the District
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AdARBURY. MD,--S A., county I'd,
good neighbo5h9od; hurches
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tcoNTlNuED)
HIGHLAND, MD.-I-acre building
lot. Terms. HELTON REALTY co.
49, or 474-3300,

YARD COUNTY = Desirable q
= WOODED homesties on I'd.
Lake Inlet. mr.. Clarksviil0.
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FARMS

MONTGOMERY FREDERICK
COUNTY LINE--26S acres with
house and farm buildings. Nine
minutes from Acc and Bureau OF
standards. Finnannclngo already
HUGH 7. PECK, 11246 Georgia Ave.
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DAMASCUS

Attractive Colonial older home
with all modern conveniences on
So acres OF land. Home has nice
liv. rm., full din. rm. and Ice.
family kit, 3 bedrms. and MOD
ern bath. H.-W.h. Everything in
perfect condition. so acres OF
blue grass sod. Excellent for fam
lily wanting country living within
easy committing distance Of WASH
ington or Gaithersburg. $780,
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8 A. wooded, hard rd., creek, spring,
wonderful building site. $500 On.
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JOHN B. OFFUTT
Frederick Co. Farms
POINT OF RocKs-254-a. dairy
farm, 40-stall COW barn, d. C.
permit with pipe line mixers. Au-
sur Bunk silo feeder in barnyard,
feeds 1875 cows. B. B. 45xl00,
loafing shed 42xl04, 2 slices lax
80 and 20x50. Shipping 100000
worth Of milk q year. Modern
home with heat and bath. This
is O show place. Price $4,000,
one-third cash, bal. financed.
4-acre farmette, mr.. Frederick City,
with farm bldgs. Term. modern
home. Sl3,500. This is q give
away.
YEA. stock farm east Of Frederick
with new o-rm; rambler. Base
board heat and bath, Only 2 yrs.
old. BIB. 45x70. Double corn crib.
one-third cash. bal. financed.
1894. Potomac River farm, near
Point Of Rocks, Fred. Co. Md,
with panoramic view Of Potomac
River and catoctin Mts. Consists
Of s-rm. mod. hse., 30-stall d. c.
barn, B. B. and 2 silos. $4,000.
One-third cash, bal. financed.
also have 80 farms all different
sizes with excellent buildings and
good viewing.
Office Open z Days Q Week
Phone Area Code 3O1-Mo. 1885,
John B. offutt (Realtor)
IA Z. 9th Street
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TAYTONQUTTJR AprA
oAITHyRsBuRo AREA

OAITHLRSBUR0 AREA
Lovely y to acre tracts. Wooded
and clear, In this beautiful
Goshen Hunt area. A community
Ior individually designed homes.
utes from Rt. 24O near Gathers
burg; Your family will enjoy the
spacious country atmosphere in
this nice community. Priced from
$1,000 with terms,
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FLoRANCE REALTY co.
oLNEY AREA
FARMETTE SITES

II acres Of rolling sround with a
flowing brook in one. Of the most
desirable sections Of Olney. Has
lovely site for home. Would
make excellent small estate or
horse farm with future invest
ment possibility. Sl,S00 per acre.
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SERVTCE STHTION-6jtiss seryice

SERVICE STATION-Cities Service
on Company viii soon have avail
able for lease q fine operating To-
cation, south Of Alexandria on
Route l at Huntington ave. This
Is an excellent opportunity for
q qualified person able to make q
necessary Investment. For in
formation call IA, 4-110Q days,
JE 3-lS57 evenings and week
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o THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington. D. c.
June 30. 1868
SERVICE STATION

A large 3-bay station in Pairing
ton area Of N. Arl.. for lease
iInmed., TO qualified Individual,
business due TO III health. Low
investment. Financial assistance
avail. Gail IA. 4-ll00 wkdays.
JE. 3-0742 ewes. and wkends.
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WI aoP,yySYLE65,yyIb5b6tt' MD. a ,,o,
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FREDERICK CO., Urbans
Sugarloaf Estates
2-STORY FARM HOME
91a ACRES
OPEN / TIL 5

This home Is located in scenic
area with q fine view of the
Blue Ridge mountains, 4 bedrms.,
lge. liv. rm., din. rm., kit. 2
porches, bank barn. log smoke
house, corn crib, stable or COW
barn. Spring and streams. Cow.
s e dES is oIy A9 s1ob sSsea1 adS r.
DIRECTIONS, West on Rte. 70s
to Urbana turmoil, right on Rte.
so y mile TO Fingerboard I'd.
right 70 open sign and property.
d FRANK L. HEWITT co.
III 5-8Q00
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A REAL BUY for colored in Coles
Vile, M, lge loI HA 7-73W
VIII. 2-7790. WIN build for pur'
chaser.
ACCoKEEK. MD, the Moyaone Re-
serve--b-aere homesites in estab-
lished residential community, with
woods, fields, ravines. Land use
covenants for your protection.
THE PddS5CArAWAY CO. ING,
ACCOKEEK-TNDIAN HEAD AREA,
Lge. acreage tract, bldg. lots
some waterfront, some Route 21O
frontage, development for invest
ment.
PIscATAwAY FARM--50 A.. 1900
II, frontage. high and level. de-
velopment for investment poten-
tial. Terms.
MARBURY. MD.--S A., county. I'd,
good netghboThood. churc Is
nearby. $3.50 down. terms.
8 A. wooded, hard rd., creek, spring,
wonderful building site. 800 On.
ENTRANCE NAV. RES. 70 A. wood
ed on Route 224, near indian
Head, Nd. Less than $500 per
A. Includes .c,b. buildings. $4,000
down. liberal terms.
LAND, S15O per acre,
on county rds. Slightly rolling,
wooded. S160 per acre. near Pot
Charles County.
81 ACRES on county rd.. partly
wooded, Sl60 per &C., near Pot
River. Doncaster area, Charles Co.
COUNTY SERVICES
Blu. 3-2161 MI. 5-5272
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U % VUVOKo @ 4AooOO4ckVCR
Dunkirk. Md. Phone ALPINE 7-273(
Prince frederick 214 and ass
20 Miles from the District
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PIscATAwAY FARM--50 A.. 1900
IT,. frontage, high and level. de-
velopment for investment poten-
tial. Terms.
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cHARLES COUNTY - Exceptional
new brk, 3-bedrma fin, bsmt.
garage, on 4 acres, estate size
lawn, Ice, ponds for fishing or
swimming, rare find Of land with
lake water at door, Priced 70 settle
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CONTINUED on Next Psss)
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berVlnB 30. Nd.
ADDISON OFFERS

10 acres, Waldorf, near Spring Lake
Hotel, town water. long improved
road frontage.
"a acres, lanyard road, near Not
tingham and Patuxent River,
acres, tobacco allotment. $4,000.
Terms.
100 70 400 acres, near Space
Agency. Water and gas. IN mi.
improved road frontage.
Homesites on Enterprise road.
Baden-A to 5-acre tracts. wooded
or clear, easy terms.
ADDISON SUBURBAN REALTY
Upper Marlboro, Md.
772-2S48 262-114S
cE. 6-s5s0 7S2-764s
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SAIL

A REAL BUY for coiored in Coles
VII VII gHsT70o. Vwili build "a for ri pur.
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INVESTMENT LAND, $3.50 per acre,
on county rds. Slightly rolling,
wooded. S160 per acre. near Pot
Charles County.
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Gunmun Gets $65
AT Cleaning Shop

A gunman robbed a laundry
and cleaning shop Of an esti-
mated $65 yesterday afternoon,
police reported.
Two clerks, Mrs. Eliza Har-
rell Of 5O13 First street NV
and Mrs, Doris Boccabella OF
5000 Kennedy street, East Riv-
erdale, Md, told police the
man entered the store about
lis pm. They said he pulled a
revolver from his pocket and
Imotioned for Mrs. Harrell to
retreat to the back room Of the
shop at $3.50 South Dakota
avenue NE.
Upon his demand for money,
Mrs. Boccabella opened the cash
register and handed over about
SOS. Then she was ordered to
join Mrs. Harrell in the back
room. Both clerks were told to
remain there for 10 minutes.
They obeyed, then called police.
Police described the gunman
as Negro, rs to 30 years old.
about lao pounds and wearing
% waist-length brown suede
jacket.
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LiquorU
Lists 10000
Inspections

Operations Of the Alcoholic
Beverage Control Board Of the
District were explained last
night by Board Chairman
Frank E. Weakly in an inter-
view on Station WWDC. He
said his staff made more thar
10000 license inspections last
year.
The board was established by
Congress in 1884 and is COM
posed Of three members and q
staff Of ~, including 16 in
spectors.
Mr.. Weakly said the inspec-
tors are charged with checking
all establishments serving liq-
our at least once a month. He
said at present there are 1900
liquor licenses in the District.
The chairman said the board
receives full cooperation from
the police department in en-
forcement Of liquor laws. He
said Is citations were issued
last year for selling liquor to
minors, but no licenses were re-
voked for these citations. In
1861 there were only seven
citations.
Last year, he said, there were
II protest hearings in which
the public registered complaints
on proposed sites for licenses.
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Red Rejects Violence

HAVANA, Mar. 8 (AP).-
Violent revolution to over
throw the government OF
Brazil would harm communism
rather than help it, according
to a Brazilian communist
leader:
Luis Carlos Prestes, in an in
terview published today by the
Communist newspaper Hoy.
said there are peaceful ways of
turning Brazil Communist.
There are persons who err
roneously think that the best
support to Cuba would be the
initiation Of armed struggle in
Brazil to depose the govern
ment," Mr.. Prestes said. "In
the current Brazilian situation
that would be completely
false"
Armed conflict by the Com
munists, he said, would only
help Brazilian quarters who
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Vienna Cardinal to Visit
Mindszenty in Hungary

rying no oders from the Pope
to Cardinal Midszenty, he is
to relay the Pope's desire for
Cardinal Mindszenty to go to
Rome to take on a Vatican
post.
Cardinal Mindszenty, SEN
fenced to life in prison in 194s
on a charge Of treason, has
been In asylum in the United
States legation in Budapest
since the 1856 Hungarian rev.
olution. He has said he would
never leave his flock in Hun
gary even If it meant confine-
ment for life.
The Catholic News Agency
organ Of Cardinal Koeig's vi.
emma archdiocese, quoted the
Cardinal as saying his trip Il
Budapest had been planned
some time age. but did no
say when.
The Cardinal evaded othel
reporters after his arrival from
the Vatican. He had talkeC
there with Pope John. annie
speculation that the Vaticant
relations with the Communist
bloc may be warming.
The Catholic News Agency
said Cardinal Koenig also vii
visit Communist Poland some.
time this year. He had beer
refused a Polish visa last yea
to participate in celebrations
honoring Poland's BLACK Ma.
donna" in the tow Of Czesto.
chawa. The agency said th'
Cardinal now has been granted
a Polish visa.
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out where the budget can be
cut.
The Republican committee
men suggested this program:
"A study of State and Fed
eral laws and rules restricting
youth employment opportuni-
ties.
Expansion of the vocation
al education system.
Amendment Of the man.
power retraining act to expand
the youth training sections and
lift the 5 per cent ceiling on
expenditures for youth.
Changes in the draft and
military reserve program so that
more youths will be indicted
into the service at the age of
IL or 19. Job training and job
seeking Of young men, particu-
larry high school dropouts, are
now complicated by the fact
that these young men are US
ually not called into military
service until they reach the age
of 20 or % years." the Repub-
licans said.
Expansion of conservation
job opportunities for young
men, but without "the elabo-
rate structure and excessive of
a national corps operated and
controlled by the secretary Of
labor"
"A pilot program in the Dis
trict of Columbia. to make the
capital a showcase in the field
of youth training and job place
ment.
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at the Vatican Thursday. But
at a news conference at the
end of a day-long tour Of Ven
ice, he wouldn't 60 even that
far.
The question about what
had been discussed came from
an Italian newsman who in
advertently said Pope Plus XII
instead Of Pope John XIII.
Mr.. Adzhubei joked about
the mistake. The newsman
corrected himself and. some
what heatedly, repeated the
question.
Mr.. Adzhubei replied: "The
Pope is a good man, and ]
will not accept questions about
him given in that tone Of
voice. I suggest you refer your
questions to him."
Another newsman repeated
the question, along with quess
tons on other matters. Mr..
Adzhubei went on to the other
matters without acknowledge
ing the first.
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By ROBERT X. WALSH
Star staff Writer

star stan writer
II A House bill allowing So
called "backdoor spending
fingers on the legislative
threshold because of a threat
ened floor fight. Banking and
Currency Committee members
said yesterday.
The measure would continue
the Export-Import Bank an.
other five years beyond nexi
June 80 and increase by s.
billion its authority to guar
antee and insure loans fol
trade development.
This was approved two weeks
ago by the committee. 1t has
bipartisan support except fol
"a provision permitting the
bank to obtain the 50 billion
from the Treasury instead OF
by direct congressional approp-
priation.
Democratic leaders had ex-
pected to bring it up in the
House this week. But they
knew that the controversial
"backdoor spending" provision
faced Republican and South
ern-Democratic opposition in
the Rules Committee. They also
were notified Of Republican
leadership determination Ia
stage an about battle when
the bill reaches the House.
The Rules Committee has not
yet scheduled a hearing on the
bill. 1t probably will do SC
eventually and clear the meas
.ure for House consideration
That committee, however, had
its annual iwarm-up last week
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House Action DELAYED
On 'Bqckdoor Spending

on the "backdoor spending" is
sue in general.
1t heard but did not act on
perennial proposals to require
specific appropriation Of funds
for programs and operations
instead of letting them be bor-
rowed from the Treasury under
general authorization.
Most House Democrats con-
tend that the Treasury method
not only is proper but is q
reasonable and well-establishec
practice Of more than Is years
standing.
The House Republican Pol.
icy Committee and @. o. P
members of the Banking Com.
mittee last week again at
tackled the method as wrong
IN principle ana q device which
deprives Congress itself Of ef-
fective control over govern
mental funds.
The Republicans also con-
tended that the method prob
ably runs contrary to the con-
stitutional requirement that
mo money shall be drawn
from the Treasury but in con-
sequence of appropriations
made by law"
Minority members Of the
Banking Committee announced
that when the bill comes be-
fore the House they will press
for an amendment to place fl
nancing of the Export Import
Bank on IAN appropriated fund
basis to be available without
fiscal year limitation" That
amendment was defeated in
committee last month.
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VIENNA, Austria, Mar. 9
(AP). - Franziskus Cardinal
Koenig returned home today,
affirming he is going to Com
munist Hungary but without
specific orders from Pope John
XIII to bring back Josef
Cardinal Mindszenty.
Sources in Vatican City re-
ported yesterday that Cardinal
Koenig was going to Budapest
in an attempt to arrange Card.
inal Mindszenty's safe passage
to Rome-but only If the Hun
garian primate wanted to go.
These informants said that
while Cardinal Koenig is car