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 be declared, could not legally ap- propriste money for such pur- poses In this opinion, he con- firmed a previous ruling of for mer Attorney General Henry Roden.
 There is a higher law than the l Constitution Walker declared, the law of right which Christ enuncisted in h's sermon on the Mount, which Lincoln followed when he freed the slaves, which led Socrates to the cup of poison hemlock, which dictated the acts of Aristotle. This was the law he urged the Senators to follow. Captivated by his eloquence, his colleagues still failed to admit the force of his logic, and when the votes were tallied, the bill, variously denounced by Senators as pork barrel legislation, lost by a vote of 1l-5. Undaunted Sena- tor Walker immediately reintro- duced it, with a proviso that the money required be taken from the Divisional Road Fund If It passes in this form, It will have to take It's chances with all the other projects voted to be hand led from these funds, subject to the decision of Highway Engin ger Leonard Smith. We'll, there's no harm in trying!
 The bill by Representative Hoopes calling for the repeal of the anti discrimination law, en- acted two years ago, seems to be another of those bills designed to save the legislature the Heces- sity for finding new sources of revenue. MT. Hoopes and his associates are plainly out to put the native people of the Terri tory back under tbe exclusive care of the Federal Government. They estimate that if they can get the Territory to Ienounce it's responsibility toward it's native sons and daughters, they can safely lep off some of the appro- priations requested by the De- partment of Public Health and other Territorial agencies. Not yet apparently, has their think ing developed beyond the kind- ergarten stage. It's the old ]
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Evening star., 1947-05-11
Porent- eocher
Associations

The board Of managers Of the
District of Columbia Congress VIII
meet at Adams School. May e. 70
am.
Association meetings this week:
Bryan Monday, . pm, election,
installation.
Mckinley Monday. 5 pm. elec-
tipn. installation.
Anne Beers Monday. 8 pm, in
stalIation By Mrs. p. @. Elicit, past
president, District of Columbia
Congress. Miss Leila Durisoe, Dis
trict Of Columbia public schools
staff, will talk on Reading In The
intermediate Grades.
Mcfarland Monday, 1:30 pm.
election, installation. Radio skit
by the English class.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
ADVERTISEMENT.
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bALkS Due TO
GAS AND. BL0AT
Help Get Food Digested to
Relieve Yourself of This
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after every meal, taste sour. bitter food2
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job-it should be doing-in the diges-
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Everytime food enters the stomach .
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bid, touchy. fretful, peevish. nervous
condition, loss of appetite. underweight.
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To get real relief you must increase
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Evening star., 1947-05-11
New coIIaierals Scheduled
For Traffic, Violations

Substantial changes In the amount
Of collateral to be posted IN traffic
violation cases are being drafted BY
Municipal Court judges, Chief Judge
George P. Barse said today.
The new collateral list. involving
some 200 traffic charges, Is at pres
ent In preliminary survey stage,
Judge Barse emphasized. He In
dicated the revised list probably
viii not go into effect before the
end Of this month.
The Judge refused to specify which
charges would be affected, but said
the collaterals viii be raised or
lowered .'in many instances. He
added further night sessions OF the
jurists are scheduled next week to
consider the proposed changes.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
|Seraiin Cults h Scala
III RIFF With Management
N ~ kssaeiatsd Pyess

MILAN, Nay 0A season-long
disagreement With the business
|manasement Of famed "a Scala
|opcra house here led Maestro Tullic
ISerafin. one time artistic director
Iof New York's Metropolitan opers u
quit his job today.
Much as Artur Rodzinski OF New
York's Philharmonic orchestra came
to the parting Of the ways recently
with business manager Arthur Jild--
son, serafin wrote Antonio Ghiring-
helI Of La Scala's management that
he could no longer acollaborate with
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Guide for
y eterans
By Mai. Thomas N. Mol

(This Is the first of two columns
by Mai. Nal explaining veterans
retention preference for Federal
employes.)
Today comes an explanation OF
the retention rights OF veterans who
are in Federal employment under
Civil Service jurisdiction or in any
part OF the Executive Branch OF the
Government.
This Is a complicated mess and
I'm only hoping that what I write
here doesn't make 1t more so.
Congress is watching the budget
requests Of Government depart
ments, bureaus and agencies. The
other day said some high official
predicted that between 10000 and
is, 900 employees Of the Interior De-
partment would lose their jobs ii
| the appropriation bill for that de-
partment should become law.
So it appears probable that many
CS employees will feel the axe in
| this Government economy drive.
Who will they be?
For retention purposes In CS en-
ployment, all employees are divided
among three groups. Temporary
(the first to go1, war-service( next
| and permanent tthey stay the
longest)
Temporary employees, as they
know were hired under CS for short
periods. usually not be exceed one
year. War-seryice employees were
hired during the war and have no
permanent status. That's because
CS felt it wasn't fair to give per-
manent status to new employees dur
| ing the war while millions of Amer
leans were in the armed service,
unable to compete.
Permanent employees are those
who have permanent status and
who won't lose their jobs, at least
until all others doing the same kind
of work lose theirs.
So in a cutback for any partic-
ular job classification temporary
employees go first, war service second
and permanent third and last.
Now comes another breakdown.
Each OF these groups is divided into
four subgroups! Here is the order
of retention by subgroups.
Those with greatest retention
preference, those who will get the
boot last In any particular class of
job, are veterans who have efficiency
ratings of good" or better.
Next subgroups with greater pref
erence retention are nonveterans
who have efficiency ratings of good
or better.
Third subgroup are veterans who
have efficiency ratings of less than
good" The last subgroup tthe first
! to go out in cutbacks) are non-
veterans with ratings of less than
good"
This means that a veteran who
has an efficiency rating of good -
say, and a permanent status under
CS will have retention preference
over. nonveteran permanent en-
ploye even If the nonveteran has
an efficiency rating of excellent"
and 10 or IL more years seniority
than the veteran.
| 1t may appear from this that no
war-service appointee would get his
walking papers until all temporary
employees had received theirs, but
that isn't so. Employees compete for
retention only In similar job groups.
A temporary enlploye might be kept
on the job while five war service
employes-got fired. That's because
the job OF the temporary employe
might be a vital operation while
the jobs of the five war service
guys could be dispensed with.
Maj. NiaI and his staff are
equipped to ansUer any question
from a World War II peteran.
Send your questions to- him In
care OF this newspaper and in
close a addressed, stamped
Evening star., 1947-05-11

year contract It runs out August
but. also IKE Rodzinski. he chose
10 quit now
Ghirinshslu accepted the resis-
Evening star., 1947-05-11

your purposes. "
Serafin told the business manager:
The discrepancies between yoi1rI
point Of view and my experience or
the artistic direction az u GcAla
suggested ~ me- that I could not
|collaborate with your purposes
Like Hodzlnski SerAdn had more
than four mouths TO eo On his one
Evening star., 1947-05-11

PIoy at St. Bornobos Friday
cinderella" a play sponsored by
the junior guild, will be given at St.
Barnabas Church hall, Oxon Hill,
Md, at 8 pm, Friday.
Evening star., 1947-05-11

Maj. Nial and his staff are
equipped to ans,uer any question
from a World War II peteran.
Send your questions to him In
care OF this newspaper and in
close a self-addressed, stamped
enpelope,
Evening star., 1947-08-06
Macarthur Boulevard
Liquor Store License
Weighed by ABC

The Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board today has under considera-
ton the controversial application of
Morris Hickman, proprietor of the
Mayfower Liquors, Connecticut ave-
nue. and l. street NV, for a trans
fer of his license to 5104 Macarthur
boulevard NV.
Residents of the Macarthur boule-
ward area and the Macarthur Boule-
ward Citizens Association yesterday
registered strong protests with the
board against the transfer of the
license.
Michael F. Keogh, attorney for
Mr.. Hickman, appealed to the board
to grant the transfer, since Mr..
Hickman is being forced to vacate
his present store when his lease ex-
pires August IS. The attorney said
his client has $4,000 invested in
liquor, and had obligated himself to
the extent of $4,000 to build the
new store on Macarthur boulevard
Rufus S. Lusk, president of the
District Taxpayers Association, told
the board there is no liquor store
within three miles of the proposed
new store. He explained, with the
aid Of maps, the territory which the
store would serve contains about st.
600 people and that its presence
would be a convenience to the resi-
dents of that section.
At the beginning Of the hearing,
about so residents of the neighbor-
hood asked the board not to grant
the transfer, saying it would be only
a short distance from a public school
A protest was made by the Francis
Scott Key PTA on the ground that
more than 200 children attend the
school and the sight of windows dis
playing liquors would have delete
rious effect on the children. The
petition was signed by both the Sec
retary and president Of the associa-
ton. Later Mr.. Keogh showed that
the president, A. M. Taylor, also
had signed a petition asking that
the license be granted.
Many of those protesting argued
the proposed store would be toe
near the Palisades Field House, the
principal recreation place for chill.
dren and adults.
ME- Keogh placed in the recore
Evening star., 1947-08-06

Massachusetts, avenue NV, may be
ready by the middle of month, it
was said. Remodeling and redec-
torating Of the structure now are
going on. The building, purchased
last fall, formerly was occupied by
the American Red Cross.
Other business last night included
committee reports. Mrs. Irene
Fischer, president, conducted the
meeting.
Evening star., 1947-08-06
Votino Machines Arrive

ANNAPOLIS, Aug. 6 P.-The
first of IS voting machines for Anne
Arundel County arrived at the
Board of Election supervisors Of
flee yesterday. Frank T. Shockett,
chairman of the board, said the
others probably would not be deliv-
cred until spring.
Evening star., 1947-08-06
Catholic Daughters Plan
To Open New Clubhouse

Plans for opening the new club
house of the District Chapter of the
Catholic Daughters of America were
discussed last night at a meeting of
the group in the Willard Hotel.
The clubhouse. which is at 1901
Evening star., 1947-08-06

370 signatures of residents and prop
erty owners in the sections, saying
they had no objection to a liquor
store
Evening star., 1947-08-06

Bulbs brought Holland $20,500, 900
in the last year.
Evening star., 1947-08-06
ADVERTISEMENT.
KIDNEYS
MUST REMOVE
EXCESS ACIDS
Help IS Miles of Kidney Tubes
Flush Out Poisonous Wasta

510IP 10 WlIeS OF Kidney Tubes
Flush Out Poisonous Waste
n you have IN excess of acids IN vonr
Mood. your Is miles of kidney tubes NAV be
sverworked. These tiny filters and tubes are
working day and night to help Nature rid
your system Of excess acids and poisonous
waste.
When disorder Of kidney function permits
poisonous matter to remain in your blood,
it may cause nagging backache, rheumatic
getting up nights, swelling, pufiness under
the eyes, headaches and dizziness.
Kidneys may need help the same as bow
els, SO ask your druggist for Doan's Pills, q
stimulant diuretic, used successfully by mil
lions for over so years. Doan's give happy
relief and will help the Is miles of kidney
tubes flush out poisonous waste from your
blood. Get Doan's Pills.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

10th AND PA. AVE. N.W.-Modern. up-to-
date restaurant, excellent location, very
served; can be purchased at right price:
fully equipped, Call Mr.. Hyman, NE. 5400
LEY o phi sSsdaz and ey g. RI i4i Sse
end CoMMERcIAL-Best location, 900
blk blk: q st. sw.; one piece 25x100 #; other:
S S|ib o.. both . tS so,ft alley; improved
f ansne' easy terms. TABLER. INC, RE.
Wis. AVE. NEAR sEARs-1st commercial:
lot 35x93; priced, So, 500; mined. poss.
NJ alebs Hu 59s5 Ma hos ssoo A and syn
AklISe ~ on olsbe I'd: just Of VII
built near propert s An se exc sGon bu 10 st
Sl5'50Q; For further information, con-
sg TUE Wso BR az CO sSGRsi ox agents
LIST COMMERCIAL, on Lee hwy. Just out
Of Falls Church-e;Restaurant and tavern,
aI ampe s0T room s fof touri Isl
I s9esse d ssens s9n sa w aR
s'tS B Isl S2 CORNER. i5sx
Store and hom S&e eScesns
store; located on Defense hwy, short
distance west of city limits of Annapolis
WILLIAMS REALTY CO., MA. 1888; home.
Just OFF OFF CONN. AvE.-1st COM. fronting
20 IT. on Calvert st. and joining Rock
Creek Park; suitable for stores. office and
apartment buildings; $3.50 So IT. Call Mr..
Measell, MA. $500; ewes. and Sunday, DI.
0705. BOSS g. PHELPS, INC, 1417 K st.
NV III
end COMMERCIAL. s.E.-Near the Navy
Yard; 10000 SO. IT,, 10Ox100. alley on
side and rear; industrial labor close at
hand: reasonably priced. Call Mr.. Messel.
MA. 93O0 eyes, and Sun, DI 0105. BOSS
& PHELPS, INC, 1417 K st. NV III
MINI. AVE. NE.-One-story brick con-
tanning 5000 SO. IT. store space; lease at
$500 per mo. expiring. Price, S42,0 900.
Phone Mr.. Whitehead, MA. $500; ewes. and
SUN, MI 1880. BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
si4, 800, $4,000 CASH, bal. less than rent
buys a 12-rm. house, 2 baths. full bsmt.,
p mr. Samo4s Ma 7o HITh e. RL HS9se H HS
Urn. HOME MODERN in every respect:
10 acres of land: on BALTIMORE Washing
ION blvd. mr.. Laurel. 100000; terms. AL
YIN EPLING. UN. 0313. -21
ON WIDE AVENUE near Calvert st.-1st
commercial lot 25x90 improved by old de-
;ached stucco residence; excellent location
Tor most any type residential business.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.. 1905 H st. NV,
Ma 2345. III
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

21st AND K SITS. N.W.-corner location,
1st commercial entire bldg; for lease, 2
tractive lease offered. Please call Mr. Doe
with FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411. Ia
GENERAL BUSINESS PROPERTY for
lease on Columbia pike at Annandale, Va.
EDWIN C.. WoRDEN, P. O. Box As An
Mandate. Va II"
sas3 18th ST. NV, opposite, Cavalier
ofTces o. hnsiness RA. .056. ---eI
CONN. AVE. BET. AND S-Shop or
sa Gce will Lac d9d So Vim eoR
CORAN HILL CO, d. 1888 Is
623 3rd ST. N.W.-First floor. rms. for
See first floor tenant
DESIRABLE SOUTHEAST LOCATION
story building, approximately 1,60G square
repair shop, etc; reasonable rent. Call
MR.. JENKINS. 1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

SELLING? We need properties of all types;
homes, small and large investment proper
ties, acreage. buildine lots in groups, COM
mercial ground and buildings. Many clients
waiting and our sales force is equipped to-
hanole any deal We can deliver o complete
package-the sale and the financing. FRED
ERICK w: BERENS SALES. INC. 1928 X
5 8 OR RS & RM Brick HOUSE: early DOS
session; will pay up to $1,000 cash. Sligo,
BUiLDING. APPROX. 5000 so. FT. for.
veterans club house; Also interested in
ARE You GOING TO SELL? our organ
ization will advise you on all details of
the sale We have several clients with the
money to buy. H. BROOKS PERRING q
CO., Realtors. 81. 4422.
houses OF FASH or % ss iGs you r.
SANDERS. 3919 30. Cap. st. TR. 1868. g.
ARE you SELLING YOUR HOUSE? II So.
see US. We have prospects for homes in
all price ranges. Call MI. 0s54 for one
Of our exper: statesmen to list yours
MADDEN REALTY CO.. 1871 18th st. NV.
IA
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

BERWYN, MD.-2O.00O So. IT., located at
Berwyn station. $40 IT. facing on B. and
o. RR.; income from present bldgs.. Sl65
per m onth. This land can be purchased
for zoe so. it. For further Information,
call Mr.. Adams. Wo. 5713 with HENRY
E TRIP, Realtor, 1911 L st. NV. MA.
sos
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY on main linz
B. g. o. railroad, siding available; 25c 50.
IT. C. II. PEARCE. WA. 1909 or WA.
CLOSE IN, on 1876 900 So #. reason
ably priced Call Mr.. Vincent, WA: 1919
or OIL. 2273, with o. B. ZANTZ1NGER, JR.
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our-oE-rowN REAL ESTATE.

"BUY NOW" for your future home in the,
Land o. Sun. One Of Florida Gulf Coasts
fastest growing. restricted communities
offers you to acre homesites as low as
$500; $45 down. SIS mo. over 400 sold.
Hard roads cleo, guar; title For beauti-
full. Illustrated, free booklet. write or phone
1143. ]. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Reaitor.
Notwithstanding. -S15,00O,- in excel.
residential section of Jacksonville; equal
to houses selling for $4,000 in Wash,
Phone EN-. O312. liz
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SUBURBAN sALE-vlReINIA

CLOsE-IN NO. ARLINGToN-A beautiful
semidet. brick home; consisting OF llv; rrn..
se E Bath sna a. k au H sen m Of hes
s SSS oFFcE H. s9 4s 5E 6ss . Ts
ALEXANDRIA - Excellent l2-story brick.
row-type home, has living room, dining
room, modern kitchen, on list moor; 2nd
basement with oil heat. Convenient loca-
ton. Low priced for immediate sale. S.
$50. Terms. For complete information or
to &c this Ess sSRe ei nuA Ass
CO, Realtors and Insurers. 209 Rupley
Bldg. SIS King St. Alexandria. -16
ALEXANDRIA, in best location-Historic
brick town house, with charm and indi-
RIM. with fireplace. din. rrn., modern
bedrms. q with freplace),, and bath:
Also z larger historic houses. Possession
with settlement. Call Miss Fitch; M;
CO, NC, 1900 Goth st. NV. -l6
COMMONWEALTH OFFERs--A good buy.
brick 5-rm. house, excellent location.
near Colonial Village; prewar construc-
2 bedrms. and tile bath up, full hasn't, oil
heat; close to tIansp, AL conVeniences.
sunga ansn' sii65d o0 may 80 Gil on
fourth acre of land: house contains liv.
rm, extra lge. kit, 2 bedrms. and bath.
with finished attic upstairs oil heat. Act
at once.
Near Belle Haven Country club-Mod--
ern Cape Cod brick home, 14xlS liv. rm.
with f1repl.. lge. din, rm. and kit,
screened porches, . bedrms. and tile bath:
full hasn't, oil heat; love,v garden with
fruit trees, grape vines LA flowers. EX-
ceilent cond.; full price, S12,600
Stone house in quiet residential neigh
borhood, near public and parochial schools.
NJ
rm., kit. and den, and rear stone terrace:
end A., bedrms. snd tile bath: full
hasn't, partitioned into Q rms, oil &C.
heat; nice level lot; plenty of shade trees;
Bendix washing machine included. Rea-
sonably priced, small down payment. bal.
Near courthouse-Fine for dr.. or lawyer,
4rsbedrm. brick Cape Cod, near Colonial
Village, close in TO town, to school. trans
portation and shopping: lge. liv rm. with
firepl, lge. din. rm. kit. bedrms. and
bath down: 2 bedrms and bath up: rec.
rm. "a bath and heated garage in hasn't.
OF h:-w;h: yrs. old: only SIT $50.
COMMONWEALTH REALTY CO., 2606
Wilson blvd: OW. $500. OK. 2341. -16
COLoRED--vACANT, that means posses
semidet. brick, with bsmt. and BATH: ST go
VEL! VELLA, INC, 34ls 14th st., NV. day
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BUSINESS PRop.-sALE OR RENT.

4-story building Of approx. 80 1000 So. T.:
and one PASSENGER elevators; sets of stair
ways: load capacity. 100 lbs. per So. foot:
complete toilet facilities; high-power cleo,
sides, wide alleys. Call Mr.. Jolles, ST.. NE,
1900 until 5 pm: Sunday and ewes. IA
S979. LEO M BERNSTEIN & CO., 1919
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WANT TO BUY for cash, three bedroorn
bungalow in nearby Va: must have mod
ern improvements and at least half an
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81 25-FT. LOTS, well located in Sc.
D. c., for colored houses or apartments;
all improvements in. For outright sale,
exchange for income producing property
or possibly outlying acreage.
area, containing IL rms, 4 baths, on q
acre with large trees. VIII trade subject
to LIST trust for smaller property or pos
sibly Florida property. Cali Mr. Israel,
DI. 1015 OF WO S087 after $50 pm.
VIM H. SAUNDERS CO., INC
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY WANTED.

INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL ground
or buildings for sale or lease. A. NJ. ROTH
woodward Bldg. RE. 1880.
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CULORED--VACANT, that means POSSES
semidet. brick, with bsmt. and bath; ST .2So
down. legation, Arlington. B. J. CRI-
time, AID. O60O; ewes, TIE $3.50 liz
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

MAKE FAIR OFFER as to rent downtown
LIST f., about 23x6O, inc. hit. bright:
been leased $3.50 mo-: sell, trade. GE.