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Evening star., 1948-01-04
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp.

10000; Mr.. COLESvILLE, MD.-3 acres.
practically all-modern 5-rm. bungalow
hardwood floors. full basement, pantry
line. JOHN ByRpoFT. 1 coiesville. Nd
Call Ashton, Md. 3s46. A
OPEN SUN. l-5-Lovely brick bungalow;
liv. rm., din. rm.. kit, bath and . bed
rms, on LIST a.. lge. finished upstairs
for additional rms; full bsmt., with
oil heat, det. gar; priced at only S15,300.
Act quickly. this won't last! Direction:
Out Georgia ave. to Burlington ST., right
s blks. to Richmond ave, right to sign"
at S24 Richmond ave SHOCKEY &
MOORHEAD, Realtors, AID. 0021. -5
xI3,OOO-7312 18th ave. Hillwood Manor,
Md.-Open Sunday pm. till dark; 5-rm.
detached brick Colonial, on large lot; only
j yr. old; full bsmt.. gas heat. tiled bath.
frep ace, outdoor barbecue, excellent con-
dition; owner leaving town. To reach:
Out New Hamp. ave. extended. to en-
trance Hillwood Manor, right on Hillwood
dr., Va mile to 18th ave. and left to house.
Cali DI 1918 till 8 pm. VIM. H
SAUNDERS CO., INC 4
GAITHERSBURG, 32 WALKER AVE. Open
Sun. / It'll dark. Attract. 2-story home with
except. large rms, bedrms., stairs to fird
attic, full bsmt. with lavatory, oil heat,
storm doors and windows; .beaut. view. To
reach: Out Route 24O to Gaithersburg. cross
bridge, to 1st st: on right at Methodist
our s open" sign. WoRTHNaToN REALTY
Co, exclusive agents, s427 Ga. ave, ST.
300, II no answer. SH. 1913.
Evening star., 1948-01-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwe.,.

612 H ST. s.W.-6-rm brick, white ioca-
tion, $4,000; terms. THOMAS P. BROWN
sos Sl6 fsb 81 Nv WIN "a 1sdge ns1g
Dept. Of Agriculture. rms. 2 baths;
only $500 down. B. J. CRIVELLA. INC.
S4lS 14th st. NV, AID. 0600; ewes, TIE.
s642 Open Sun. 1-6 pm. -6
COLORED-223 ST. S.W.. S295 down,
easy terms; 8 rooms, row brick Cali
Motifs Cohen or Milton Vinnick with A.
~. DRAlSNER. 1404 L st. NV, MA. S036;
home. GE. O297. Once open Sun, II to 4
Evening star., 1948-01-04
SUB. PROPERTY WANTED tMD.D

WANTED 70 BUY OR RENT. home with
conyeniences and few acres, near Belts
VILE. Nd. BOZ sa-A Star.
Evening star., 1948-01-04

BETWEEN COLLEGE PARK and Beltsville,
on west side Of Wash.-Balt. blvd. excel.
ton; full basement; coal h..w:h., auto, gas
stove, refrg.. clothes and linen closet,
front and side side porches. single car garage
Five rooms, bath, full basement. on
paved street, close to electric railroad, on
-Four rooms and bath. 1 $40 acres:
500 it. on new, wide road, ] mile west of
Beltsville. 90, A1IGHESoN' ISI son Tower 6249'
NEARBY \ ED;Eonly one left; do1 81 approyed
2 bedrm. brick bungalow. 81, 1000 down, bal
Attractive 2 bedrm bungalow kit. fully
equipped, full bsmt.. nice lot; only 81 200
INVESTMENT. CO, INC. .5303 Baltimore
ave. UN. 1910 Open Sunday. IS
BRICK COLONIAL HOME Iarkins Hills.
on 125-aere farm, near Birdsville, Anne
modernized. oiiii heat, 2 baths % and 2 bed
rooms. There is a swimming pool on the
lann Tenant installsd and opsTnatins lin
In Annapolis-A group of 2 brick Colo
nial homes and studio apartment. These
homes are located in the center of town
fine condition. modernized. A good invest
ment or home with investment. Price.
s59So9 s5s991 for ths three houses Apply
Annapolis. Nd. Phone 1854.
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE-Ofice open Sum
day. Call RE. 1881. Houses open today,
12 to 5.
47O6 Hamilton ST.. Edmonston Terrace,
Md-Custom- built bungalow just COM
pleted, only one built; liv. rm. with fire.
place, modern, fully equipped kitchen, 2
bedrms., lovely bath. full basement. stair
dows, gas heat, laundry chute and many
extras; reasonably priced, with low down
payment. To reach: Out Bladensburg
I'd. to Peace Cross. left on Baltimore ave.
to Decatur, right on Decatur to 49th. left
on 49th and follow signs around block to
house. -
Country Club-Beautiful det. brick, g i'm
maculate rms. 2 full baths; lot 70x1 SO;
low cash payment above Sl6,O09 lst truSt.
FIRST NATIONAL REALTY CORP, BOO
18th st. NV, RE: 1881.
eun ppopEprv WANTED tMpJ
Evening star., 1948-01-04

Z stories, colonial Drlck. Z WIS. olo.
rooms. bath and half, lge. liv. rm. with
side. porch. dining rm. and fully equipped
kitchen, full basement with lavatory and
outside entrance from basement. 3 nice
bedrms. and bath on 2nd fl. We consider
this house good buy on today's market
golf course, turn left on Lanark way, !
blks. to -Grayson lane. 1st house, from
corner. Call Sunday. CO. 1910: weekdays,
REALTY. S134 Wis ave
OPEN SUNDAY, 1:30-5 P.M.-9225 Glen
vile rd. A very attractive 2-story brick
and frame home in nice sect, just "a blk
from bus: Beaut. liv. rm. opening to nice
side porch, din. rm.. modern equipped kit
Second fir. well-proportioned bedrms
full tile bath; full bsmt.,. a.-ch; screens
storm windows, awnings included in reas
Vile I'd, d risht on Franklin ave. rirht on
Old Bladensburg rd... right on Schuyler
left on Glenville rd to open sign
WOOD-CONLEY CO., Realtors, s710 Ga
ave. Silver spr. 81. 500 or sH. DOLE
till 8 Pm.
Evening star., 1948-01-04

lCon tinued on Next FeSoD
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-17
Madarsky m~inistersky predse-
da odstouoil.

Budapest, Madarsko. : Ma
d'arsky ministersky predseda
'Lajos Dinnyes podal svoji re-
signaci V s~ouvislosti S cistkou,
provadenou We strane malych
zamedelcu Ike ktere Dinnyes
pTisluS1.
Co je vlastne V pozad1 teto
vladnf krise nelze tax bezpec-
ne zjistit, jisto vsak je, re sku-
tecnym vladcem Madarska je
zastupce ministerskeho pred
sedy a vddce komunisticke
strany Matyas Rakosi.
Rakosi byl vsak posledni
dobe nejak nespokojen tim, jak
Dinnyes spravuje svGj Trad.
Rozhodnutf O odsoupenl Via
dy bylo asi take ovlivneno afe-
rou ministra finance Miklose
Nyaradyho. Byl vyslan vladou
k vedenf hospodafskych jed
mani S Rakouskem a Sc zapad-
MIN Nemeckem, z teto cesty Sc
vsak Nyarady jiz nevratil.
Komuniste nyn1 Dinnyesovi
re byl o 1myslech
Nyaradyho informovan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-17
Anglican odsuzuje politiku
znarodneni.

Londyn. = Sir Frances 10
seph, pfedseda Liverpoolske a
distriktnf rady, prohlasil, re
Angle zvysuje svGj duh O mi
lion liber CAST $4,000, OOO)
denne.
Rekl, re politika a obchod
nemohou byti udrzovany Cd
sebe jake pred valkou. Ones
must Anglie starati Sc O mnoz-
stvf 1fednfkG. Odsoudil INA
rodnovanf prdmyslu a prohla-
sill, re tato politika NIUE ves,i
pouze Ike zkaze naroda.
"Jak smutny obraz znarod-
neny prdmyslu ukazuje! Tez.
ba uhll nedosahuje sve vyse q
vyhlfdky ma vyvoz anglickehc
uhli V budoucnosti jsou ohro-
zeny obnovenim uhelneho pru-
myslu V jinych zemlch."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-17

Nizsf federaln1 soudy zrusily
zfeknutl Sc americkeho obcan-
stvi vice nezli $500 tech anne
rickych Japoncd, ktef1 tax pry
ucinili V koncentracn1ch tabo-
rech pod natlakem. Rozhod-
mutt nizs1ho federaln1ho SOU
du skoncovalo Sc segregacl
mexickych det1 We vefejnych
skolach Texasu. r1d1c Sc pf1-
kladem podobneho rozhodnu-
tt kalifornskeho federalniho
soudu, vyneseneho pred rokem.
Ne We vsech pflpadech, v
nichz Sc jednalo O obcanska
prava, v~ysvetlily soudy zakon
tax, ably odcinily kfivdu, zp1-
sobenou odepTen1m obcan-
skych pray. V obdobl, zahr-
nutem v rocence American
Civil Liberties Union, bylo
vsak vice rozhodnut1 prlzni-
vych neil nepf1znivych, a V
pripade Nejvyss1ho soudu Spo-
.jenych StatG = hlavn1 to pod
pory nasich tradicnfch pray =
vyslovila Sc vetsina vzdy We
prospect zachovani nebo roz-
sfrenf techto prav. Jedine fakt,
re Nejvyssi soud odepfel pre-
zkoumati nektere prlpady, roz-
hodnute nizsi instance, bylo by
81 mono vysvetliti jake roz-
hodnuti nepT1znive.
Common Council for Aemrican
Unity.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-17
Nova madarska vlada slozila
uTedni pTisahu.

Budapest. = Nova madar-
ska vlada, jfz V cele stojf pre-
mier Istvan Dobi, slozila tired
nj pT1sahu.
Dobi, ktery je clenem stra-
ny malych majitelu, nastoupil
ma mlsto Lajose Dinnyese, Gle
ma t6ze strany, ktery resigno-
val, protoze byl predmetem t.
tokG sv6 vlastni strany, v nfz
byla provedena dGkladna cist-
ka. Komuniste kontroluji ma
darskou vladu pomocf koalice,
V n1z jsou zbytky pGvodni stra-
ny malych ma.jitelG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-17
VySsi sazby ma poStovni zasil-
XIV cd l. ledna-

ny OO - ACAAAdS
Department post We Wash
ingtonu rozeslal ornament post
mistrGm V cel6 zemi, We KITE
rem je pfipomenuto zvysenf
postovneho, jez vejde V plat
most dnem l. ledna 1919.
Zvysen1 poplatkG ma postov-
nj zasilky bylo odhlasovano v
kongresu V mes1ci cervnu, ably
bylo mono vyrovnati schodek
Department. post a vyplatiti
sluzne, jez bylo zvyseno pos
tovn1m zamestnancGm V poctu
vice jak 100000.
Zvysenf postovn6ho tyka Sc
skOro vsech zasilek, mimo PRIV
nj a druhe tTfdy.
Postovn6 ma dopisy pos1ane
leteckou sluzbou Dude op6t
zvyseno ma sest cent?, mfsto
nynf platnych p6ti cent?.
Poplatek "a special deli
very Dude zvysen re Is ma Is
cent?.
Poplatky pFi zasilanf pence
= money order postal
notes., pojistky bal1ckovych
zasilek, poplatky cd registro-
vanych zasilek a cd zasilek
COD, budou takt6z zvyseny z
centu ma cent a pGl "a kazde
dive unce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-17
Trucky Chevrolet jsou
ZdraZeny.

Detroit, Mich. = Sprava to-
varny Chevrolet, podr1zen6 &C.
neral Motors Corporation, O.
znamila zvysenf cen truckG
$50 az 500. Vyssf ceny plati
pro tricky vydani roku 1949.
Toto zvysenf cen neplat1 pro
velke. dvoutunove tricky teto
spolecnosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-17
Deportace Estonc1 byla pro-
zatim Zastavena.

Washington, d. c.. - Gene
raln1 navladnf Clark oznamil,
re name urcito odlozil depor-
tact on6ch "a EstoncG, kteTi
pfijeli do Ameriky We 2 ma
lych clunech. Budou propu-
STEM ma svobodu a kongres bu-
de pozadan, aby uprchlikdm
umoznil legalni vstup do Anne
riky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-17
Vanocni primsrrf We valce Fran.
couzGG S Annamity " Indocine.

PaT1z. = Francouzske vol
sko V Indoc1n6 dostalo rozkaz,
ably o vanoc1ch pc "a hodin "a
chovalo kid zbranf, ovsem $
podm1nkou, re nebude napa.
demo a~nnamskymi vzbourenci
Annamsky rozhlas nab1dl
zaStaveni palby ma vSech from
tach cd pGlnoci "a. do pdlnoci
25. prOsince.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-17
Letadla pro Israel.

Francouzska vlada rozesla-
la naf1zen1 vSem letistfm, re
mus1 byt dGkladn6 zkoumano
pfi odletu kazdeho letadla, IDA
nen1 urceno pro odlet do CHI
ny. Bylo zjisteno, re znacny
pocet zabavnych letd posled-
nj dolby skoncil ma konec V Pa
lestin6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-17
Upozorneni.

PAM k move pomocnici V do
macnosti:
"a hlavn6 vas zadam, Ma
nicko, abyste byla k nasim de-
TEN hodne mila a ochotna. To
Sc ale nevztahuje ma naseho o.
smnactileteho syna!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-17
SpOrtOvn1 Hl1dka.
KRfZKOVE ZAPASY
v COLISEUM.

MOST UNUSUAL
WRESTLING OFFERING
TEN MEN
WRESTLING ROYAL WITH
THREE
AND TEN IN THE RING AT
THE SAME TIME
Pro pr1stf 1tery, 21. prosin-
ce Mr.. Ed Contos poradatel
kflzkovych zapas1 V Coliseum
pfipravil velice zai1mavy pro
gram. Neco nov6ho V oborU
kf1zkoveho zapasnictvi. Zapa-
siti Dude 10 zapasniku naied.
nou a tTi soudcove.
Jmena dcinkujfcfch jsou ma
sleduj1cf:
TEXAS BABE SHARKEY
(Former Worlds Champion)
246 ID. .
LAVERNE BAXTER
Wrestling Bad Man)
236 Id. South Carolina
H LEONE
(Italian Terror) 224 ID.
JIM SISKY
Hungary, PIP ID.
IVAN KOMAROFF
RUSSIAN Adonis) 225 ID.
DUTCH SCHWEIGERT
Camden, N. j., 225 ID.
WILBUR MEAD
(The Iowa Thunderbolt)
232 ID.
FRED CARONI
Boston, 228 lb.
N NOVAK
Polish, 24O ID.
BIBBER Mccoy
Boston, 238 Id.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-17
Predbszne ornament zabav.

Predbezne ornament zabav.
= Patek, 81. prosince: Syl-
vestr ma Rozloucenou Sc Soko-
lovnou pofada Sok. Jednota
"Blesk".
- 20. ledna 1919. Snow Ball
Dance Sokolovna Philadelphia.
"POKROK"
Celorocnf program 1948-49.
81. prosince ''Sylvestr"
20. ledna -''Selsky Pies"
Evening star., 1948-06-11
Rites for f. {. Putnam,
Retired Printer, Held

Funeral services for Edwin ELS.
worth Putnam, IS, retired Govern
ment printer, were to be held et
noon today in the S. H. Hines funer-
a, home, 290l Fourteenth street NV.
Burial will be tomorrow In Lewis
ton. Me.
Mr.. Putnam died yesterday at his
home on Sleepy Hollow road. Falls
Church, Va. He had been In poor
health for the last year. 4
A native of Lewiston, Mr.. Putnam
attended high school there and
worked as an apprentice printer in
Boston. He came to washington in
his early 20s to work at the Bureau
Of Engraving and Printing.
He retired about the time OF World
War I, but returned to work at the
bureau from 1880 to 1885. He re.
tired again in the latter year.
Mr.. Putnam was past master OF
Mount Pleasant Masonic Lodge and
past high priest Of the Grand Chap.
ter of Royal Arch Masons.. He also
was past patron of Columbia East
ern Star Chapter.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Alice
G. Putnam: son, Earl c. Putnam:
a daughter, Miss Myra A. Putnam.
all Of the Falls Church address: .
brother, DR.. Clinton Putnam, East
hampton, Mass. and a sister, Mrs.
Islay Mccormick, Deerfield, Mass.
Evening star., 1948-06-11

BATTLE. ADA II. IN loving memory ol
ps44. pszsto away '0'f years "s' '''A' '''
You are gone but not forgotten,
Never shall your memory fade.
DEVOTED FRIEND, LYDIA.
my dear friend. Mrs. ADA H. BATTLE. who
left me four years ago today, June IL
may not daily go and scatter flowers
Where you are sleeping meath the sun
But i I think of you throusb all the weary
I send the flowers there, dear friend
yoyk9 RzSEyoTED FRIEND, MARY E
memofg 1oMPAN N LAMkENsf kAMkasfE JORDAN 0yhe ahs
Passesda sa4a away one year ago today June
Gone. but not forgotten;
KING. LILLE MAE. IN loving remem-
Of my dear sss e fanr
ago today, June II, 1914.
Ny heart still aches with sadness,
My eyes shed many tears;
Only God knows how much I've missed you
DAuGarER n En- EfHRI Fl heIF NAE xia
PAYNE, ANDREW J. In memory of my
passed away seven years ago today. June
Thy viii, be done, o Lord
For few knew the pain you bore-rest on
DEVOTED WIFE, LUCILLE.
QUEENAN, WILLIAM n. A tribute tc
tie memory of my beloved husband. WILL
LIAM N QUEENAN. who passed to The
Great Beyond seven years ago today, June
IL, 1941.
A loving thought. sweet and tender.
Just to show / still remember.
DEVOTED WIFE, ELLA QUEENAN.
WILLIAMS, SARAH. In loving memory
of my dear mother SARAH WILLIAMS
who passed away nine years agQ today
June IL, 1889.
Just a thought of sweet remembrance.
Just O memory fond and true;
Just q token of affection
And . heart that aches just for you
LOVING DAUGHTER, HELEN GIBBS Nc
Evening star., 1948-06-11
Mrs. Eleanor |. Pierce, S6,
Former DC. Resident, Dies

Mrs. Eleanor Ives Pierce, S6, q
Washington resident for many years
until 1880, died yesterday at the
home of Mrs. E. K. Hoffman, Kings
ton, Pa, where she had lived fol
II years.
Mrs. Pierce was the widow of Col
James Hereward Pierce, U. S. A.
retired. who died in May, 1880.
She was born in T. B.. Md and liveo
in Washington for more than Sc
years. She and her husband made
their home in the Iowa Apartments,
1925 Thirteenth street NV.
Mrs. Pierce was a member of the
Altar Guild of the Church of the
Ascension, Twelfth and Massachu-
sets avenue NV, for many years
| American Red Cross.
She has no immediate survivors
Graveside services will be held al
2 pm. tomorrow in Rock Greek
Church Cemetery.
Evening star., 1948-06-11
573 Million for Waterways
Aqreed on by Conferees
By the Associoted Press

A compromise appropriation bill
carrying a record 100000 fol
hundreds of feod control and navi-
CATION projects was presented today
for final congressional action.
The waterways budget for the
next IL months, agreed on last night
by Senate and House conferees, is
roughly $15S,o0O,O0O greater thar
the amount granted for the pro-
gram in the current fiscal year.
The final amount to be voted upon
by the Senate and House within the
next few days is $34,000,O00 more
than originally approved by the
House in March. But it is $67 900,
900 less than the Senate voted after
defeating an effort by three mem
bers of the Appropriations Commit
tee to reduce the bill by $500 ,000, 900
President Truman recommended a
S640 900 900 waterways program In
his January budget message to Con-
gress.
The Senate added 43 construction
projects to the original House bill
All but II of these were approved
by the conferees, although funds
were reduced in some instances.
Projects in the construction pro-
gram include a 100000 flood con-
troll program for Savage River Dam
Maryland.
Evening star., 1948-06-11
Librarians 10 Adjourn
After Reception at
Pan American Union

The seth annual convention of the
Special Libraries Association, which
has been meeting at the Statlel
Hotel since Wednesday, will end to-
night after a reception at the Pan
American Union.
In it's annual business meeting
this afternoon, Miss Rose L. Vor-
melker of the Cleveland Public LII
brary, was elected president Of the
association to succeed Mrs. Irene M.
Strieby of Indianapolis.
Others elected include Mrs. Ruth
H. Hooker, librarian of the Naval
Research Laboratory here, first vice
president: M. j. Voight of Pitts
burgh, second vice president; David
Kessler of Chicago, treasurer, and
Margaret Hatch of San Francisco,
director.
1000 Attend Group Meetings.
The Western New York chapter
received the membership gavel award
for showing the greatest membership
growth during the past year.
This morning, approximately 1000
members attended group meetings.
Tomorrow members will be taken on
tours of Piedmont Virginia and the
Eastern Shore Of Maryland.
Foreign countries have an 'insati-
able thirst" for knowledge of the
Western Hemisphere, Rowland H.
Sergeant, State Department deputy
assistant secretary for public affairs,
told the association last night.
He was principal speaker at the
associations annual banquet, in the
Hotel Statler.
"In other lands, not SO fortunate
as our own, people are trying to take
heart from our triumphs and learn
from our experience how to better
their own lives" Mr.. Sergeant said.
This has proved somewhat aggra-
waiting to officials of countries be-
hind the iron curtain
Telling of the role of librarians
abroad, Mr.. Sergeant said they
must be "ex-offlcio ambassadors
and be able to pick out persons who
can put United States information
to best use.
Speakers at sectional meetings
yesterday included Roscoe Drum
mond, chief of the Washington
Bureau of the Christian Science
Monitor: William Green, president
of the AFL; Lawrence c. Kingsland,
commissioner of patents, and Maj
Gen. Paul Hawley, USMC, retired,
| former Veterans Administration di-
rector of medical services.
Evening star., 1948-06-11
Peter J. McGuinhess Dies;
Brooklyn Political Leader
ey the Assoe;otsj Press

NEW YORK. June ll.-Peter j.
Nc Guinness, SO, colorful veteran OF
Brooklyn politics, died last night.
His native district Is the Green
point section of Brooklyn, and he
made it more famous by persistently
praising 1t as the garden spot OF
the universe"
A former alderman, sheriff, Kings
County register and assistant COM
missioner of borough works. Mr.. Nc
Guinness led Brooklyn politics from
club known as the Greenpoint
Peoples Regular Democratic Or
ganization.
He once proposed an ordinance
prohibiting women from smoking.
and though the ordinance didn't
pass, the police staged temporary
drive enforcing it anyhow.
Evening star., 1948-06-11
'Day-Care Center Bill
Included in Measures
Sent 10 White House

| The controversial bill to continue
! day-care centers here FOR the chill
dren of working mothers finally was
approved by Congress yesterday
and sent to the White House.
The Senate passed House-ap-
proved bill for a one-year extension
of the program at cost OF about
$500 but with a Senate report
recommending larger contributions
by parents of children participating
The measure had been opposed by
the District Commissioners and the
Board of Public Welfare because OF
| it's cost.
The Senate completed action on
several other District bills and sent
them to the White House.
They included measures to estab-
lish claims of property -owners on
Eastern avenue for damages result
ing from street widening and to
expand the scope of investments OF
domestic insurance companies to
! include real estate. Two others
would make technical changes in
the District code.
Cafeteria Bill Waved Aside.
Passed by the Senate and sent to
the House was a bill to authorize
police to confiscate and destroy dam
gerous weapons seized from pris-
oners.
| Senator Baldwin. Republican. OF
Connecticut failed in an attempt to
get Senate approval of his bill to
set UP a Government corporation
to handle the cafeterias in Federal
buildings, now operated by Govern
ment Services, Inc. Several Sen
ators, including Chairman Taft OF
the Republican Policy Committee,
asked for postponement of Senate
action.
Senator Baldwin later said he will
try to get further consideration OF
the measure. But those who saw
Senator Taft wave the measure
aside with a vigorous gesture of his
right arm believed the bill was lost
for this Congress.
ID. C. Committee to Meet.
The bill for transfer of two war
time Government residence halls to
Howard University without cost was
set aside on request of Senator Cain,
Republican, of Washington, acting
for the Public Works Committee.
He explained, in response to a
plea by Senator Barkley, Demo-
crat, of Kentucky for passage of the
measure, that it is planned to add
the Howard University bill to a
House passed bill now pending on
the Senate calendar. This would
transfer to educational institutions
wartime buildings moved to college
campuses all over the country.
Meanwhile, the Senate District
Committee has scheduled meeting
for 10 am. Tuesday to take final
action on pending bills. Included
are eight measures already passed
by the House. One Of them would
authorize direct admission of mental
patients to ST. Elizabeths Hospital,
thereby bypassing Gallinger Hos
pital
Evening star., 1948-06-11
s D. {. Librarians Attend
Institute on LEGISLATION

Five District librarians are in New
Brunswick, N. j., for the three day
sessions of the Library Legislation
Institute.
The institute, which will close Its
meetings tomorrow afternoon, is
studying legislation to extend Fed
eral aid to States for library service
Those attending are scheduled to
attend the American Library Asso-
citation meetings next week in At
lantic City.
Those from the District are: F. M
Riddick, editor of the Congressional
Digest; Bernard Locker, of the So
cial Legislation Information Serv-
ice; Paul Howard and Mrs. Clara
F. Kritini of the American Library
Association National Relations Of
flee, and Miss Katheryn Sullivan
of the United States Once Of Edu-
eatinn
Evening star., 1948-06-11
D. c. Installing 440
more Purkinq Meters

Work has begun on the installa-
ton of 440 new parking meters in
the downtown section known as the
office building area" Traffic Di-
rector George E. Keneipp announced
today.
When all are installed, the city
will have a total of 1,475 meters.
Mr.. Keneipp said installation OF
the posts should be completed this
week. and the placing OF meter
lheads on them will begin Monday.
Evening star., 1948-06-11
Army and Navy Union Elects
Earl Smith Commander Here

Earl Hamilton Smith, 1927 @ street
NV, was elected commander of the
Department of the Potomac, Army
and Navy Union, U. S. A., at a
meeting of the organization held in
the Municipal Center last night.
, William @. Gideon Of Baltimore
and Capt. John Edgar Smith were
named senior and Junior vice COM
manders, respectively. Others elect
ed we're: =,
Comdr. Richard N. Carter, depart
ment inspector; william S. French,
chaplain: Edward A. Ridgeley, judge
advocate, and James l.. Mumford.
officer of the day. Representative
Peterson. Democrat, of Florida;
George L. Cassiday. national COM
mander of the Irish War Veterans,
and Thomas Dixon. national coun-
Gilman, we're appointed congress
sional liaison officers by the new
commander.