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iv 4 rol6 11140--- crrY DATLY 4 fITY I I I I 1 PACT i tlK CITY nArty pi WS 101c frry oittmitottA A I 4 11 I I 1- I 1 mm------- fdtJ -1 I 1 "ANGLLD NAILS rra: traits -driven Ift et en will hays steuter holding t94 When Intli two ens 11 used In line they shok slanted In eppoeite iltrect4-44 si-en-tid irk- iPPoli le ittriktt 441 ANGLLI) nArLps 1 trails -alltill St trt-ss still have greuter itoldirg When Inuis Mal one I 4 1 To Pciloys it rv oqk 11E11 ois 4 4 MIL -01131-ullstiut rpm Unity For Soviat Lcader isali if i iJi 4 r- ri Sovint Lca er t-e re woe ye la Are se lassiVe' Unity' 11 rap TIILIRSDAY IAN 29 1959 gnalowI1 1EO'0000000monnommok I viiO i Cl'sq a If 1 Pins et tit) 11 a 1 oL Lk sirLI Pl'ns TIILIRSDAY 'IAN 29 19139 whom "timotimamooloonnommok italla I it A- I SAVE IAtOrtal' "PACS A Sturdir platform to bold clothes dryer above 3 weshl solves spate problem in small laundrywrooms both applinets have front openings and controls the platform is built directly above the washer us In( 4c inch plywood tor the top end legs mode out al pipe or by I I 4 lumber ngs an in( te inch plywood tor the to snd legs mode out at piPli Col II iturneeneter oC 1 rSt 1 Fyi oh elf :1) Puull orPIiy 2 it 4 lumber SAYE LAVYWIT 1111ACS A sturdy platform to hold etathed dryer above it washe! I 1014 I WASHINGTON (11PD Itmbar resoled Northern Democrats won- dered what to do today about a would-be page boy a Lets on on the Capitol doorstep by an 0111411 Chicago congreuman The boy 14-year-old James A Johnson Jr of Chicago flew to Washington under the impression that Rep Bartitt O'llara (D-111) had prringed on appointment for him is House page boy Zut aU indlcations were that he mild not get the job NeY Dem0 denied that O'Hara had the Job tote Chairman Francis Walter (3-Pa) of the Democratic Patronage Committee said he informed Ohara of this last Friday Walter said that he told Gliam before knowirig that Jimmy was Negro that there WU no job available and O'Hara should not have the youth come to Washing ang10ImElloW IIMMOMMOW' twolmmg FRIDAY SAILIRDtkY SUN DAY CHICKEN FRIED Si HOT BISCUITS SALAD CREAMED POTATOES GRAVY VEGETABLE FISH LARGE SERVING s-s a 0-41 ve SALAD POTATOES VEGETABLE NEMVIITI ia lo 4 0 A 4 4 4 1 Art wAsmNoTON Embilr" Is i si 41'441 rutted Northern Democrats won- lie 1 a iiis 4 0 dered what to do today about a i would-b page boy a Negro- aaaawat a left on the Capitol doorstep by an elusive Chicago encgreuni an The boy 14-year-old James A Johnson Jr of Chicago flew to r-I Washington under the Impression i i asa 7 that Rep Barrett O'llare iD-111) 1 ma as so 1 had on IPOolotment tot 4 1 4' him its page boy Itut id Indications were tha he 4 1 would tint get the job re't Dem0" 4 1 cloriltatodelniveled cthhaatirmOirtiarrra abneadt4titte I I Walter (D-Pis) of the Democratic i Patronage Committee saki he In- Ohara of thia hut Pride? Wlt id aer said that o'ara bid OH before knowirig that Jimmy was a Negro that there wale no job available end O'llara should not 1 FRIDAY SATURDAY UNDAY 4 1 '4r4 4 have the youth come to Washing- ton CHICKEII FRIED SIEttic Llet ol 1)- ii- 1 HOT BISCUITS SALAD CREAMED A i POTATOES GRVY VEGETABLE 1 A FisH LARGE sER11110 an )1 SALAD POTATOES VEGETABX 1 i Iv 1 -1 1 FISH LARGE Al ERVII I i SALAD POTATOES VEGETABLE tirii3 I I i 1 HOT BISCUITS SALAJJ I I th I I POTATOEGRAVYVEGETABLE 11-J A I I Anistss lielkoyan a Russian deputy premier and one of the Kremlin's top Mermen arrived back Kto-eow this week in time for he 211 ipcIiI c-ngress of tho Snort Communist Party 1ettirn4nt from 's visit to the Arnited States during whic' Stsertesnr rbility to drink vodka unfavorably on lin lo in Policy particularly as resArds Ber and the US ban on shipment of Strategic goods to the Soviet Union s-Itearted wth censideroble iritation when prevented from plae4 ine US roop landings in Lebanon in the same category with Soviet' decrit and butchery' in crushing the revolution in Ittunf 'tart I Ill first and third points were incidental to tho'main purposes of his Visit which probably were two Ifikovsn as the Kremlin's foremost expert on merchandising probably had an expansion of trade as his first objective One of the projects which the parts congress will be asked to rubbls stamp is Premise Nikita Khrirhchev's ambitious seven-year plan for the econom7i devei A drpu Itrit back far Ulf to 1 Arle Vq rePA on a the 'AUG Inw nor Bort Cru31 lucid his two pmb tract' Oe part rubb Khri year Antetne lidikoysn a Ruasian deputy premier and one of the Kremlin's top salesmen arrived back Kfneeow this week in time frtr ohe 21 opchl c'ngress of the Stviet Communist Pettit Jr is rettirtMit from vi-it to the' Untied Statee during whir' American' rbility to- drink vodka --Comm 'titesei cascara bly on '4 to eiten Dolic) particularly as rertArds Berlin and the US ban on shipmnt of strategic goods to the Soviet Union -Iteseted wth censiderable Irri- tation when prevented from piste ing UIS roop landingt in Leb- 'mon In the ume cotegory with Soviet' riecrit and butchers in crushing the revolution in TlitgArl Bra' end th ird points were incidental to the main purposes of his Visit which probably were Moran as the Kremlin's fore- pmbably had eXpenaL011 of Most expert on merchandising tread aa his first objective which probably were ai the Kremlin' fore- rt on merchatidising pert had art eXpOntsioll of his first objective the projects- Which the 'gives will be ataked to amp Pi Premier Nikita tv's ambitious seven for the econom7i devei- 4 4 I I A )1 A I GAME the board in the mirror atop hie iron lung 17-yearold polio patient Bruce Campbell plays a match with two-time US these champion Bobby Fischer 15 of Brook Iris The pmt's one of Several Bobby played at 1 the rtt Pmes-supported Ooldivater Memorial Itospitail respiratory tenter on Welt' Bruce celled out his mom and Bobby made them Bobby won the mg hit with the excited patientis-who are being rehabilitated s- lundationl expanded program combat artluitis and trth detects as well as GAMS the board In the mirror atop his 11'011 Iting 17yete old polio patient Bruce Campbell plays a match with two-time US chess champion Bobby Fischer 15 of Brooklyn The ISM( was one of Several Bobby played at a nt Pmes-supported Goldwater Memorial II0spital's respiratory tenter on th-tt-- 110 Bruce called out his moves and Dobby made them Bobby Won TV gm C' the mg hit with the excited patientis-who are being rehabilitated '111111150111 exPa bcled Projrraut ItO combat Ind UM ISJLAV patient DU vaulpitym el wabum luta Ikwwkauiv iU S44Vaill IL411111114VSS Bobby Fischer 15 of Brooklyn yr ye The gam wag one of Several Bobby played at 1 the MP 'N nt Pmes-supported Ooldwater Memorial Iiospital's respiratory tenter on Welt' Bruce called out hie mom and Bobby made them Bobby won the mc hit with the excited patients who are being rehabilitated P- lundations exPands4 ProirraMttO combat arthritis and as poll 7 -------T---71- 7 -jrth detects as well 1 i' 1- By PANSY starlao ucceow (UPI)-1-ha 1st Corn IMAM Party congress of the Soviet Union Was ropidlY deyeloning todsy Into a thow of mas sive unity behind Premier Nikita Khnistichey Only Yugoslavia has Come fn der etta'cit for failing to triumph over and the Wel Intl left open tor the IrtlICOISVI to enter the fold gain some time In the future Spetkee atter opeakor painted-picture- Of triumph over which reared its head since the previous tangos in 00 the prime ideological laui the path to be followed by so eland countries Nbrut ohev'e concepts were approved by Polish Commtudet Leader gadolaw Oomulisis and Paliniro Atli head of the Italian Commu oist Party the largest hi Western Europe litrustitchev set the Stage for this in his opening eddreee Tuesday when he paid it was all rlght for countries to follow different pathe to socialism if they do not veer frost! Mareist-Leniniat ciplen Yugoslavia's Communist Party ell keeping In the face of concerted attacks bir "tertsion Inn" It le the 0017 Communist country not to bend a delegation to the Soviet party cenirreeel and the absence ems noted In Moscow with a aeries of blasts by Ithrilebehreoimd Chinese Commit-nips Premier Chou En-Lai (The official newspaper in Belgrade' printed 'rase news atone) reports of the speeches and the anti-Yugoslav critic-Inn had made no Immediate editorial comment menet -116 editorial were filled with blasts eitelnet Russia and the aatellites) i Communist unity came Wednesday from Chou Who reaffirmed Russias leadership of the entire Communiat world Me also di from Communist Chinese leader Mao Tse-tung and Pledged the 001- idarity fChina's WLOi with the Russians Both Chou and Mae called Sino- Soviet friendship enbraikable By LICNRY giitria0 ilIPI)-Ile 1st Corn rfilinligt l'arti cenCrete ot till no- viet Union Was Tepidly develoP lot todst Into a show of mu sive unity behind Premier Nikl- la Khnothchev- Only Yugoslavia has Come dn der stto'ck for failing to triumph over "revisionism" and the wel 1000 left open for the IrtitoolleVe to enter the told again 00M0 time the future in Speeker atter 'mealier painted- wothictrniurmeaphredovitser head since the previous tongued in 1051 On tha Pr11110 ideological tattle the path to be followed by go (gelid nountriel MIMI 10hV0 concepts were approved by Po- that Commtutist Leader WladYs- Oo law mulka and Pahniro l'ogli std bead the Italian Commu ern or000 Krueichey set um stage tor is to tthis opining iddress 'Putts- th day wh as en be aid It all right for countries to follow different pathi to socialism it they do not Weer from prin el-Plet um In his opening iddrimernell- day when he Paid It was all for countries to follow different paths to socialism if they do ot veer Boni Marlist-Leninist co Ode Yugoslavia' Communist Party wail kteldne Canes III the face of concerted attacks for evision try 1 It Li UP only Communist coun not to Pend a delegation la the Soviet Plirty oonirmsk Ind the' absence was noted In Mos- cow with a aeries of blasts by ghnlAherwtoillnd mott- 111151 Premier Chof gn-1411 (no official newspaper in sal Itrad Printed Telehews leelLeY reports of the epergne' and tne antl-Yugoslav critic-UM bad made no Immediate editorial comment recently-11a editorial laolumns ewe eee reporte ay the epeeehoandlate! anti-Yugoslav criticten had malative no Nfl imtlYmed4lit comment were filled blasts egainst Russia and the astellitest i Communist unity Lcanie Wednes- day from Chou Who reeffirmed Russia's leadership of nir te Oommuniat world Me also de- from Communist Chinese leader Mao Tse-tung and pledged the eel idarity a Whine" moan with the Reelleel Both Chou and Sloe called Sino- Soviet friendship anbreskable ern Eumne Kruscht4e-e set the stage fee glinimt Standing on ths Capitol steps said: "The Southern Demo Crate are against me" O'Hara finally contacted 'after I day amd half aeerch said that Die whole matter was a "sad misunderstanding" Ha insisted that the situation Could be straightened out by larch I at the latetst But hedidn't tag bow This le a case of a so-atoms of unfortunate misunderstanding" O'Hara told United Preis International on his return here from Chicago told the boy his itopothtment had been de tart() god that he could either wait in Chicago or coma back here to wait developments" Ite uid them was tto indication that Southern congressmen were trying to block the appointment "but than I'm not on the patron age committee" tlimmt Standing on the Capitol Attys laki: rite southenl Crlt1 arl altainel Inc" Demo O'Hara finally contacted after a day a ura nd half a said that the whole matter wu a "sad We- underatanding" He Insisted that the littietion tould be straightened Vral4 Or111 MIN- O'Hara Small Contacted lifter a and half 'lova said that ay the "sa whole matter au a mu- understanding" Be insbited that the situation be straightened out by March I at the latest nut bedldn't 10 how pus la a caw of a ea Queries of unfortunate- misunder- wait in prom standing" Oilers told 11 i I ad International on his return her from Chicago a()Itt the boy his appointment had been de taro sod that Alm could cuter hicago or come back here' to Wait devolopmenta" rfe laid there was Ito indication that Southern 'congressmen were it- omm trying to' block the appointment but then I'm not on the patron- el ittee" -um meet! was no unncsuon that Sotut Were then I'm not on the patron- le(itcongreasmen the but "go committee" nmmT ItInCIME on nu clip101 dem said: Southern Demo 40dNOmmblegnooNMEPEERMINPBRNEP 1 I OMEN 4 FAYIPICITI 141111A I GRAVY HOT BISCUITS PORK L0111 ROAST 7 TOtO FOR SALAD APPLESAUCE 2 VEGETABLES DESSERT HOT BISCUITS HAMBURGERS "IF 1 4 -aowdisiomalsomb GRAVY HOT BISCUITS -'4 Al 4 4 4 4 De' fe- nse Head PORK L0111-ROAST lir i 's a 4' SALAD APPLESAUCE LESAUCE 2 VEGETABLES ays ts HOT BISCUITS 14 -i -1--- 1-f- rt 0 i '1) DESSEItt Squadron Duc 2 I 2 II a 1 a tsiBuRGEJZS --1)ci 1' OPP Ii A OP 7 TO GO FOR 100 I 1 7 TO GO FOR $100 it opment of the Soviet The -linnolineed pUrPOte of the plan is ultimately to make the Soviet Union superior to the United States in everything from production of milk to steel Thus Illikoyan wu in the market here Ix a wide variety of products tinging from entire chemical plants" to pipelines to credits And thus too his sour reacthn when the a tis Department blocked his project "The cold war in the State Department is continuing" be said To which the State Department replied: Fatuous" Mikoyan's second purpose here is snore conjectural but may have met with greater Forte Summit lifeetny A diplomatic view of the sudden pressure applied by the Soviet UnIon two months ago to the Derlip problem is that ths Soviet- were acting with an ultimats vine to opment of the' Soviet Union 1116 -announced purpote of the plan Is ultimately to make the So- viet Union superior to the United tn of milk to steel States in everything from produc- io Thus litikoyan wu in mar- chemical pints pipe ket here Lir a wide variety of products ranging from entire lines to credits 0 And thus too 'his sour reacthn when the a Department producte twit from entire chemitsical plants to pipelines to And thu too his sour reacthn when the a tie Department blo ked his project tment is he said 'The cold war in the State rm- To which the State Department parg replied: Fatuous" Mikoyan's second purpore here It snore conjectural but may have met with greater mimetic vette gem tett atec tel A diplomatic view of the sudden pressure applied by the Soviet Un too two months ago to the Derup problem is Utat the Soviet- were acting with an ultimate vieW 10 I HAMBURGERS-CHARCOAM f25 I1 1 I HAMBURGERSCHARCOALD 25c PORTERHOUSE CAFE with remain sod PC2 TT Pr the Sat wee liNiesesesseelle fir I 1 044 1 r- 4 OPEN ALL N1TE '1 te 1518 Third Hiway 66 lall) VW forcing another meeting at the summit There la no belief that the Communists deliberately were inviting I war when they announced Mat in six months they would turn air land and ses controls of past Oermany over to the East Germans Sut neither there hi any coral eerie" thet a war could not bleat out over the Berlin issue The West is determined that West Berlin retsin tree and that Allied forces retain their rights to reMilin and he supplied them Danger Ilernalris But there remains the danger that even 'after his visit to the United States 31Ikoyan and other Kremlin leaders remain unconvinced of Ulla determination A view held by many European diplomate Is that the United States refuses to recognise history They believe the Soviet Union welted to take action in Hungary until after it was convinced the United States would not take sides Thus pler ewe by doing nothing we placed Hungary In the Sovieliloc for 101 time to come They believe the same argument may apply to Berlin Again the Boviejs may be Waiting When they lee visiblet shins or go lion they may believe the time is right to move again tackle another meeting at' the summit om- that 'Item no bel iief the munista deliberately were inviting in six mon is war when they siutounced Mat months hey would turn ai land and sea controls 01 Past Cor- Melly over to the East German But neither there la any oral eence thst vier cou oa br ld ut out over the Berlin issue The West la detenntned that West Berlin militia free and 'th at Sut neither there la any coral out over the i enc that a war ln eculd lisue not break The West ta datennthatt that West Berlin reitikain free and that Allied forms retain their rights to continuin be supplied thee Danger Satne ere But ermains the danger th the re at even after his visit to the United States Mikoyan and other Kremlin leader remain moon vincol of oat determteaum A view held by many EuroPetto diPlomate is that the United Suites refuses to recognise history The believe the 'Union wilted to take action in Hunger) until after 11 WIS eentleCed the United States it was convinced tlie Unliad states would not take sides Mu pley argue by doing nothing we placed Hungary In the flovietisloe toe nu um to come They behave the same aryo in ment may apply to Berlin Ag the Soviets may be welting When they -ae (no visibict signs or ao lion they may believe the time Is right to move again WASHINGTON Secretary Nen IL McrimY re sealed today that the Erni led States will have I tun squadron Of Intercontinents! ballistic missiles read to Ste from the West Coast by next July A full squadron Is expected to include 10 of the 11500-mile Ta las ICBMs McElroy told a full-scale Senate inquiry they will be locatsd It "Camp Cook This presumably would locate them at Vanden berg Air Force Base which was created from part of Camp Cook north of Los Angeles McElroy was the lead witneu at the opening of an varnished" missile I investigation by two' Semite subcommittees headed bY MaJorltI Alder 140- don Johnson -tInexl WABRINal" IITPI)-4tensg Secretary Nen IL alictiroY re vetted today that the 'United awes win nave I tun squadron Of' Intercontinents! ballistir mu- wniNtyroN Itrpnzoteme AttSecretary Nen IL McrimY re that the United vested today sII es ready flre trom the Welt Coast by next July A full squadron is expected to include 10 Of the 11500-mile Wee ICBMs McElroy told a full-scale Senate inquiry they will be located at "Cam" Cont" This presume- bly would locate them at Vanden berg Air Force Base which etas Created from part of Camp coot north of Los Angeles McElroy etas the lead on witness at the opening a an "un- yarittshetro misius invemittuon by twn tuna' anneninmittAps by two' StInild subcommittees headed by Majority teeider Iyo- don johnson1DTex) Mrs Oranberry Ilk City 9ta dismissed Wednesday from the Manurial' Inapt tat Str11 a la Oranberry Ilk city al rik la uranoerry El City Was d11811614 Wedatodar from the Memorial'hospital it 0 ARROW 1 -STARTS SUNDAY 4 4 I 4antkomt shirt styles in 100 cotton NOMMINININOMMII tN I rifApOVILAICE IllARGARIK IC DAKIUG POWDER Pounds Grade Medium II'S REIAL11 I STARTS SUN DAY 3 I AK I 3 3U DAY oeeoeeeeeeee-oeo OEIMENEMORINION nowommoinOoomeolumoodEmoo0PoomomModm000mmonlimmmonmEmmoawmiowoommo--- VP I 1 i io I i tk 4 I i 4 i 4 ir I I 1 tEXCIIII'16111 IT" REAL11 44 4 I I I a a 7 111 (14 i 3 ARROW A im it 1 ne Eml 4 rill'S i if Illit i(i I 'I Hi l'irlqi111' 111I t41 IIIVCI ii'-1 1 it Il I I ji I A 614 i i a 1 1 8 '''-') i i 3 1 -f-i 1- Pounds (itiC' 'rv 4 441' 4 cvI5k (----4 4 a ir4d10 1) 0 4 Foilmity' 1 0 0 -r lc osIr i A li 'Ii)t 141 1 No 2 Fan 1 II) to ko I v- 41- fee eV St 1 ki- i 0 0 I 4 li 11 11r Our Fanlily ifi 1 i 0 erne on 0 4 2 471 1 14 14 -ioS I J'4i No I A 16 4 I 64' 4 a di 'k fir ilL1' 00 -4111111 -4--- 1111110111 C) Ili) NO 1 itu8sett A Large Grade Medium to 0 1 14 ri POTATOES EGGS EGGS 0 A z1 le tto I m4141 i '16 tl I 1 0 i i Lb 1 I( 1 1 16 pi I it 1 OZ )) 1 1131 I i tr- 0 1 o--'' 1 4 ii 1 or i 1 or tI PS) i I At 1EAD011UtICE liARGARIII LI) 1Lc 1 1 'N 1 1 'K eA 'A Itglill 1(116 I 0' III 0 I ic I( BA1 11 6 pol DER us 15 oza 35c 1 i a a i it 111 1 FLEIITY Of STAPLE fill'CYGROCERIES hanhotlit shirt stjlts in 100cZ cottot 0- 'i I A i A The defense chief said under 1 that ths Camp Cook ICBM station will be a base" meaning that the mingles will be ocated sbove ground He conceded that should war some of the missiles might be destroyed in an initial attack by the Boviets--posaibly by missiles launched frtmt eubmarines McElroy slso revealed that Abe Navy's Polaris missile has been "downgrandeds somewhat in or der to speed Bei development He said there has been "some saciltics in range" I Edwin Wald attorney for the subcommittee said be had been told that the Polaris' range is now to be 600 1000 Miles Instead Pt 1600 miles as Originally ached- Wed McElroy did riot confirm the figures saying they were cleat-fled ne defense secretary said however that the -VB will have submarines "fully loaded" with Polaris mindlea by the fall Of INO He pointed out that the original operating data for Polaris was in lea Under further questioning Merin conceded that Rustle has In ICBM more povmrful than any produced by the UM 'Ile said this helps the Russians in outer apace experiments but not in mtaiI strength because the Atlas has iadequato thrust" to reach any target McElroy also insisted that the Polaris ivill have "adequate range to teach any target that would be assigned to it" Ile reported that five nuclear-powered Polaris subs ire under construction- At the outset of the batting McElroy said In a prepared It4t' merit that the Joint Chiefs of Staff have pledged in writing to support President Eisenhower's defense budget He added that each of the service ctIefsmay have "some reservatinfar the amount provtded Johnson led off the hearing by for a plsirt unvarnished and Onadorned" leentint of Die nation's preperednexe Addressing himself to whether U11 is prepared to meet its said It is my belief that the pro-ram provided In the neve budget meets these needs adequately This is not only my belief it la also the view of the President 'idorsover it Is shared by the Joint 'Chiefs of Start who have laid to me in writing that they (milder that the Meet yter IN) proposed expenditure figure Is adequate to provide tot trie twotial programs novas! foe the defense of the nation for the period under consideration 'The chiefs state that they find no merlon gaps in the ter eite amnia of the budget In Its prefent form While ex pressing these Views le to the a(11tiery the over-allpincams el( 11 of CatirMt rpgo strne resenfeCOns regoattilli some of the pro grant twins of his ow servina" "Mortrover It Is shared by the Joint Chiefe of Biala who Nevi laid to me in writing that they sider that tlio tiara) ear tOte conproposed xpditur fi ooa gure a erioquata to provide tot the two tint programs necessary tot the detente of the tation tot the period under amaideration rTho chiefs state th they st find no merlon gaps in the key Imola of 114 boriget In ha preent form Ile ex preming Ltose 'WWII la to the l(4t44piery Of tile over-sit procrlinls p( ti ws of ettirlke otputs Mit raberva- CtAls rerartil some of ti)s pro- grans liana al tas ow servi ce" be ocated ebov ground The defense thief said under that the Camp Cook ICBM station will be a "l'otoft base" meaning that the Mingles will le He conceded that should war some et the missiles might be destroyed in an initial attack by the Bovieta---poesibly by mis- mescimauto mot revealtuedbmithriantaibe avys Polris N'a missile has been "downgrandeds somewhat in or der to speed ite development He said tftere hat been "mime sacrl- fits in range" Edwin Weld attorney tor the subcommittee said he had been told that the Polaris' range is sow to be IMO So 1000 Mlles Instead Wed of 1100 miles as Origintlly ached McElroy did not coefirm'' the figures saying they were dead- fled Tbs defense secretary said however that the -1111' will have submarines "fully loaded" with INO He pointed out that the Polaris missile1 by the tall tot original operating date for Polaris Und 163 as in er further questionine Me- Elroy conceded that Rustle has an Icism mare powerful than iinO roduced by the MK p-nip said Ulla helps the Ptundano in outer apace experimenta but not in missile strength because the tiff Atlu has 'tadequate thrust" to reach any target McElroy also insisted that the Polaris tvill have "adequitto rallgt to teach any target that wattle be essigned to it" Ile reported thst five nuclear-powered Polaris subs are under construction- support President 1114444nhowtrit defenee budget its aided that At the outset col ti)e hearing McElroy said In a PrePers'd stet- ment that the Joint Chiefs of Staff have pledged in writing to each of the service ctietsmay 14441 '1411716 reservat4" bout the amount provided Johnson led off the hearing by for a "plain unvarnished end pnadorned" of Die nation's preperedness Addreseing himself to whether OA II it is prepared to meet its said 'It is my belief that the pro- 'ram provided In the new budget meets these needs adequately nis is nos cmiy my whet is 111 also the view of the President 'I Wondorful Arrow wash and Silva shirts Iron yoo wash thorn by hand or wash and dry thorn by machino toshionod of Ilk cotton In smart ionise stylists '1Mitogasl taitorod for smooth torwtoporod fit: WHIP aoll eoflov ponobstiogo sitsys LCO Urn nonwilte owdlumliptoogi outtat Ot 416 4 L1711 111 A 716 West Seconct 7 egro kl)k em GROCERY 1-1APIcEI Elk City 911:10 11 I oo r000ol 1 A YOUR IRIEEDLY IIEIGHBORHOOD GROCERY rTIET I ttes- taitorod for smooth Wondorful Arrow wash and Ilittal shirts Iron I 1 0 Ilkc 4 4 1 )11A wash 'ham bY band wash and dry thorn by mochina i 'i it 4411 0 I' '10111i 411W1' ttiliii-Ilillk17 4 1 ashionsd of 100 "Sanforised" cotton In smart collar stylists 1 'it kt- i '1Mitogasl trsa-tapored fit: 1 1 a a a 0-4 0 61 4 ik I i WHIP tett toilet ponobomont sitsys LCO Att 0 "youR litIGHBoRtiooD GRoctRy 8 4 tilrti otenwilie cutlet 443 I e-Alfilli I 11 17 ri GROCERY ki (110 1-- 111 flARKET 1 1 1 ii 4 0tr-r'''' Is 'h -) I 9a Li Fil11 tCS1 p) a IT I i 716 West Second Elk City Okla 101 MAIrt ritout tl 4- 4 0 11 4 I 99 4 0 4- 0 A 44 4 0-4444it dk efIANS 11-Ab or 4141K-AP1Parb0e2141trAlidk Pat FP a pp ---44 IR at to aW ff.