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53O8 Spring ST., Forestville
Beautiful brick BUNGALOW. practically
brand new. Ice. rms, 2 bedrms
tile bath, stairway to hoored attic
2 porches, lot 75x150; near shop.
ping center; only S10.750: 1850
down. S69.50 mo. Directions: Out
Marlboro pike. " mile past oDon.
Forestville shopping center. AN.
NENBERG REALTY CO., 1917 Pa
ave. Sc. LII. 7-2357 til 8. 30
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Green Meadows, Maryland
tic, liv. rm. with firepi.. kit.-dinette,
2 bedrms.. and tiled bath. util. rm.,
gas &C. heat, shed dormer; priced
S12.75O. Call Mr.. Fairbairn. with
CONNER & RYON, INC, 927 18th
st. NV, RE. 1915; eyes,, DE. 1928
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Suitland: Attention GIs

NO DOWN PAYMENT
5-room asbestos bungalow; liv. nm.
din. rm., kitchen. 2 bedrms.. bath
full bsmt., oil h-a.h.; nice lot
price, S9,95O: $50 per mo. Call MR.
MARKEY. ST. 1903; Sat. and Sun.
HI Q3To 80
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VIRGINIA FOREST
3-Bedrm. Brick Ramblers

$l3,95U
In the most charming section Of
Falls Church. You will be delishted
It. living room. dining room. many
large picture windows; all-brick-
to-ceiling fireplace, beautiful hard
wood floors: roll-away stairway to
large attic, kitchen completely equip
ped with 36-in. gas stove, 8-ft. GE
refgr., de luxe auto. washer and
plenty Of steel cabinets.
YOU WILL HAVE NO STAIRS TO
CLIMB
81. FILA OR REGULAR FINANCING.
TO INSPECT: Drive out Lee blvd. :,
through Seven Corners and Hillwood
to. So. Washington St; Lee hwy. },
left on Lee hwy. to Virginia Forest
sign on right. right on Rosemary
lane, left on Seaton lane. right on
Poplar, drive left on West st. to
EXHIBIT HOUSE.
ASK-US (?) REALTY co.
OK. 1853. GIL. 1852.
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VETERAN

NO DOWN PAYMENT
New homes priced from 1920 to
SUBDIVISION, COLLEGE PARK.
Drive out BALTIC. blvd. ~ mi. past
u Of Nd. to I.ackawaora st.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
H. CARLYLE de LOZIER
WA. 5000. Excl Agent, TO. 6162.
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BEVERLY HILLS

BEVERLY HILLS
A beautiful quality home for . lge.
family or for entertaining. bed.
rms. and 2 tiled baths; beautiful
liv. rm. with frepl., 1st-d. den and
equipped kit; full basement with
maids rm. and bath; Lear gar;
side screened porch. Some ad;
ditional features are wall-to-wall
carpeting on LIST a. And there Is a
beautiful view of the city and river
S27,500.
Arlington Realty Co.
1904 Wilson blvd, OW. $500. 80
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Mr.. ST. MICHAEL'S
Bedrms., 2 Baths, $16,950
Open l to 4. 7O4 Wayne a&e. own
er selling house as is. Do your own
redecorating and save $1,000. At
tic, bsmt., oil h.-w., gar, porch,
large Handicapped lot. Terms. Open
VI. E. BEERS. sH. 4747, ia. $3.50.
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ARLINGTON. VIC. CHERRYDALE
3 BEDRMS., ~ BATHS
Veteran Approved, $4,000
Lovely wooded section. few miles to
D. C. Mod. 6-rm. bungalow with
garage. A good investment. Nice
glass-incl. porch, 2 bedrms. and
bath on LIST a. Close to grade school.
Phone FA. 1415.
BARGAIN BUY
GROOM BRICK
GARAGE. LARGE LOr
3-bedrm. Colonial, nice
wooded corner lot, lge. rms, full
bsmt., clubroom, Bendix washer;
good investment, $l5,750. Phone
FA. 3122
NEW BRICK CAPE COD
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W c. & A. N. MILLER
"OPEN SUNDAY"

/ TO 6 PM.
Nr. Olney on 1-acre knoll with
view Of surrounding. country; on
Georgia ave. l mi. north of Nor
beck or 112 mi. so. of Olney; .2-yr.-
old Diet. brk. home surrounded with
white board fence. One of those
hard to find homes. See this to-
morrow. Stop at open sign.
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
RIO z ct N W ME LA
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NO CASH

To qualified veteran. here's a truly
charming bungalow in lovely land
scaped setting, The attic is nm
insulation, storm windows, gas heat,
excellent condition: yard is COM
pletely fenced and ideal for chill
dren. All for only $500 This is
. wonderful buy. Call Mr.. God
lard. AK 5271.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. M.
MA. 9141
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COLORED-FIVE-ROOM BRICK Cape
Cod, large liv. rm.. eauipped kitchen,
d1nette, 2 good-sized bedrms.. tiled
bath and shower, foored attic; well
insulated; full. dry bsmt:: oil h.-a.
h.: nice lot. Price. $1,000. 81, 900
down to CT. $50 per month. Call
MR.. MARKEY. ST. 1908; Sat. and
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5000 DALLAS AVENUE

Silver Spring. open Sun. 1880
Corner. all-brick.. center-hall. 3.
side porch. din. rm.,, fully equipped
kit, full bsmt, outside entrance,
gas a.-c. heat. across from goli
course; close to everything: under
market price. 81. 1854. GRUBB-
WILLIAMS 80
BUNGALOW-Mode Diet. brk.: lily.
rn1., din. rm., 2 bedrms. tile bath;
fun bsmt.; nice lot: nr. Piney
Branch and Flower ave-: priced at
$4,000, for quick sale.
Bethesda-2-story. modern, Diet. e
rnl. brk.. rec. rnl: wirh layatory,
schools, shopping transp; priced
$500 for: inmea cole.
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Randall Hagner & Co., Inc
1891 Conn. Ave. NV, DE. 5000
EVENINGS OR 1910

2 Brand New Bungalows
OPEN SUNDAY l TILL $50 PM
Just completed: $500 down for each
of these 2-bedroom homes; copper
basement, gas u a-e eaI heat one n'f blocE
to bus; one block to St. Johns
Catholic Church. Direct: Georgis
ave left turn on Forest Glen I'd
to Rosentell ave Follow arrows
LAWRENCE v. LUTES, Realtor, 81
1922; ewes, Mr.. Spratt, CO. 94o3
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
nryYrDTv uTTYC

BEVERLY HILLS
If you can afford $4,000 down you
can move into this attractive home
in one Of Alexandria's most desirable
areas. Living room with fireplace,
dining room, equipped kitchen. bed
room and bath on LIST floor; 8 bed
rooms ana bath up; large plate
glass mirror: Bendix, oil heat and
plenty of storage space are just, Q
few Of the many features which
shown by appointment only.
The M. H. BARRY Org.
1906 Mt: Vernon A.e;; Alex. Va
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2-FAMILY INCOME
CARMODY HILLS

Frame hose, modern construction;
rooms, 2 baths, kitchen; hard
wood floors throughout, Insulation.
Oil heat, water and electricity. Bus
line in front Of house. Monthly
the monthly payments. All offers
considered.
O. B. ZANTZINGER co.
945 K ST.; Mr.. zantzinger, MA. 1871.
Ewes, HI. 1896. 80
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SUBURBAN sALE-VJRGINIA
ARCTURUS
IN NJ: n>J>, VIZ 81
ARLINGTON IDEAL,

ARLINGTON IDEAL
bungalow on 65-ft. lot;
. lovely bedrms.. tile bath, plus liv
rm, with firepl., din. m, kit,
screened porch on LIST fir; full bsmt.,
exp. attic, brk. construction; out OF
the ordinary styling in a neighbor-
hood Of different homes.
SECURITY REALTY co.
CHI Asa: EYES GIL, I1or 40
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.

ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Here it is. A fine home at the right
price. 3 bedrooms, large living
room and dining room, 22-ft,
screened porch, large dry basement
with recreation room, bar. laundry
room and h bath. Recently re-
decorated and in -spotless condition.
Well shaded corner lot. Only $751;
$50. Don't wait. Phone US nowF
The M. II. BARRY Org.
1905 Mt. Vernon Ave-, Alex. Va. .
AL. 007s. TIE. 2442. !.
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HOME WITH A FUTURE

HOME WITH A FUTURE
That can make your future secure.
Situated l mi. from D. C. line In
a new suburban setting that !s
getting prettter by the minute. a
3-bedrm. brk. Colonial style
1000 So. #. OF lot that has physical
and social environment. This ts
yours for S1,700 down. FLA. 81
approved for $13,250, so you know
that it's q good deal. Easy pay
ments. Don't delay call Mr..
Yeonas TODAY. .
YEONAS REALTY
Gil. 2100, OK. 1243. 80
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JOSEPH TISHLER, Realtor
S2.75O DOWN

S77.28 Mo-, Incl. Interest,
Principal, Taxes, Insurance
A lovely all-brick. e-rm. home; large
hF. rm with firepl. and built-ir
bookshelves; din rm. with picture
windows; mod kit. with breakfast
space; 3 dandy bedrms. with 5 clos
cts and tiled bath up; full bsmt
new-house cond.; immed. poss. RUT.
LEY g. BAIR, ST. 1911, RIA. S422
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UNIVERSITY PARK
Attractive detached brick, Just
years old. LIST f., lge. liv. rm.
with fireplace, din. rm., mod. kit,
powder rm.; 2nd f., lge. bed
rms, 2 baths; rec. rm. With are
place; gas air-cond.; lge. screened
porch: attached garage; lge. lot. f;
price, S23,500 on terms; vacant:
immediate possession. HOHEN-
STEIN BROS, FIR. 5000: ewes. or
Sun SH 6o45 80
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BEAUTIFUL TARA

On this large corner lot, with 90
it. front, sits this magnificent brick
heme and detached garage; first
floor large liv. rm. with fireplace.
party-size din. rm.. all-electric
kitchen with dishwasher, garbage
disposal and loft. refgr.; large
has 2 twin-siZed bedrms. and full
bath. Bsmt. consists of recreation
I'm. with fireplace, laundry rm. and
furnace rm.
A n BROOKS
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BUNGALOW. SO. 600

BUNGALOW, $4,000
5-room and bath asbestos shingle
bungalow; I'm. attic has 9 rms; To-
Gated in Colmar Manor. Nd. near
schools, transp. and stores. $500
down. Vacant; imnaed. poss. Call
Dunn:
EVANSVILLE HILLS
prewar 2-story frame home.
completely decorated. new-house
cond.; LIST f., liv.. rm.. din rm., fully
equip. modern kit: end f.. 2 bed
garage, large lot; ideal neishbor-
hood; vacant; immed. posi-. priced
at $l2,750; $4,000 down.. balance
payable in one trust. Call
DUNN & CO., REALTORS
1899 z; I. ave. Mt. Rainier, NY.
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$3.50 CASH DOWN

S75U CASH DOWN
To a qualified veteran, this excep-
tionally well-built home can be pur-
chased for only S10,750. Monthly
payments Of approx. S75 including
principal, taxes and insurance.
House has large living room with
fireplace. full dining room, complete
kitchen, 3 bedrooms and complete
bath. Full basement with gas hot
water heat. Large, level lot. Call
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.
MA. GAL
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NO CASH

NO Cash
A full 1907 25-year ~ loan to quail
ifed veteran for this detached g.
total price is $4,000. monthly pay
ments only S52.79, plus taxes and
insurance. Call Mr.. Walsh, eve
nlngs, TA. 1882.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC.
MA. 9141
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Center-Hall Colonial

Center-HalI Colonial
PRICE REDUCED
6-rm. brick, on lge. fenced lot, In
excel. neighborhood with all con:
veniences. Liv. rm:, frepl.; screened
rear porch, an abundance Of
closet space, stairway to storage
attic, full hasn't, IN baths. We,
Can be bought on cony. terms
Gladly shown by appt. Phone AT
$3.50 now.
THE GABLES co.
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CURIOUS??
THEN SEE III

You'll know this is it! A brk 9.
nm. Colonial. beautiful to behold.
Real homelike atmosphere. Pleasing.
soft interior colors. Nicely finished
rec. rm.; COW. No. Arl. location;
blks. from bus; 500 LIST trust
at AZ. Something you should see.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee Hgwy. at Glebe Rd. oW. 5000.
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OPEN SAT. & SUN. 2-5
400 62nd pl.. Capitol Hgts.. Md.
New 5-rm. brick bungalow, tiled
bath, unfinished attic. full bsmt.,
built-in garage, gas heat; conyen.
COLO REALTY, ME-, 1871 or HI.
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OWNER GOING SOUTH
Has given me hts fine 6-room hong
on Irgraham st. in Hyattsvtlle. !
large porches. full bsmt.. oil h.-w.h
brick fireplace in liv. rm.: lovely
grounds. A real barg ain at 81 l $50
70 inspect, call Mrs. Walter. UN.
1871. cox g. CO., INC. UN. 1926.
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HIGHLAND PARK

JEFFERSON MANOR
Nice 2-bedroom brick home, with nice
living rm., dining nm. and fully
equipped Kitchen: excellent location
with all conveniences: $1,000 down.
hslarre less than rent.
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
l16 S. st. Asaph St., Alex, Va.
TIE E2A2 AL R644 40
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OPEN DAILY

Forest Hts. Homes-Colonials, Cape
Cod and English bungalows; large
wooded lot. all util.. prices and
see what Mercer Bldg. Corp. has to
offer the home buyer. Through
Congress Hts. to Nd. line, 3 blocks
to Oxon Hill rd., left 3 blocks to
home, r. A. FOSTER, 10. 3-S683.
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GomuIka Trial Expected
For His Prolific Views

WARSAW, Poland, Nov. IA
Political observers here today
anticipated that former Vice
Premier Wladyslaw Gomulka soon
will be tried for liking Yugoslav
Marshal Tito's policies better than
the Kremlin's.
Poland's Communist Party re-
portedly purged Gomulka from
the party rolls Saturday. He had
lost his post as party secretary
general in September. 1948, be-
cause he opposed the Cominform's
expulsion Of Tito.
After he lost his party post,
Gomulka recanted his prolific
stand and said he regretted OPP
posing the Cominform line. But
in January, Poland's President,
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Dutch Troops Leave
Two Mid-Java Cities
BY the Associated Press

~ NV ASSoCiQre0 Fre0
BATAVIA, Nov. 14.-The Dutch
Army today announced compile
ton Of a peaceful withdrawal
from the two important mid-Java
cities Of Soerakarta and Madden.
The headquarters said the last
of a two-battalion Dutch occupa-
ton force had pulled out over
the week end without incidents.
Garrisoning of the cities was for
mally transferred to the Republic
can Army.
The Dutch captured the cities
IN . sudden military offensive
against the republic II months
ago. They met with little opposi-
ton then, but occupation in the
center Of strong guerrilla coun-
try, had proved difficult.
The withdrawing started a week
ago after a military agreement
dividing Central Java areas BE-
tween Dutch and Republican
troops.
Here in Batavia Republican
Premier Mohamed Hatta returned
from Holland today and asked
his countrymen to support the
political agreement signed last
week at The Hague by Dutch and
1ndonesian leaders.
The agreement calls for trans
fer Of sovereignty in 1ndonesia
from the Dutch to a new Indo-
nesian government before Janu-
airy /. Western New Guinea, how
ever, will remain under Dutch
control at least for another year.
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BY the Associated Press

LAUSANNE. Switzerland, Nov,
14.-Prince Ally Khan said today
that he hopes the baby which
his wife, Movie Actress Rita Hay
worth, is awaiting will be a girl,
Naturally, when any one has
q beautiful wife and is very much
in love with her, he would like a
girl to be just as beautiful and
lovely as she is" the prince said
in an interview.
That's a very natural reac-
ton" ~
Rita and Ally are living quietly
here in the fashionable Palace
Hotel while waiting for the baby.
The date Of the birth is the sub
ject of much speculation and gos-
sip but nothing definite is known.
The prince may no comment on
this subject. Most OF the unofficial
talk centers on late November or
early December.
In discussing his preferences
about a boy or girl. the prince
also said, "Of course, I'll be very,
very happy with either boy or a
girl"
He has pointed out, however
that his family runs to boys.
His father, the Aga Khan, has
two sons-Aly and Aly's half
brother, Prince Sadruddin.
Ally himself has two sons by a
previous marriage. The two boys.
Prince Karin Aga, IL, and Prince
Amyon Mohammed. IL, are now
in school at Role, Switzerland.
about is miles from Lausanne,
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Federal Payroll Tops
10 Billion a Year Now
BY the A.soeiotsd Press

The Federal Government. the
country's biggest single employer.
is now operating on an annual
payroll Of more than $40, 200. 000.-
900.
It was pushed there by recent
pay raises voted by Congress, to-
falling about $500,000,000. Z
These raises took effect at about
the one third mark of the current
fiscal year, which ends next June
80. Thus the total payroll stands
to be even higher the following
fiscal year, as the raises will be
in effect all of its IL months.
They may be Offset somewhat by
economies.
A weekend survey Of Govern
ment pay matters disclosed the
figures in round sums. It showed
that 1854, 200, 900 is going to uni
formed members of the armed
services and $6.640, 100000 to cts
villain workers, including those
civilians working for the armed
forces. ,>asssss
The total number Of employees,
uniformed and civilian, figured
out at 3,692.000 and their total
pay almost one-fourth Of the $43,-
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Archbishop Of York
Blasted for Criticism
OF Laborite Regime
BY the Asseeiofsd Press

LONDON. Nov. 14.-War Min
lister Emanuel Shinwell last
night said England's second
ranking churchman. the Arch
bishop of York, should find out
the real facts" before criticizing
the Labor government.
Mr.. Shinwell accused the Arch
bishop. DR.. Cyril F. Garbett. and
other Anglican churchmen Of
showing political bias" In re-
cent speeches on ,Britain's eco
nomic and political plight.
The speeches by the church
dignitaries, while avoiding direct
attack on the Labor government.
have aroused Labor party fears
that the archbishops and bishops
are pressuring for formation of
a coalition government.
Called Deplorable Example
Mr.. Shinwell, at a Labor Party
rally In Newcastle, castigated Dr..
Garbett for a recent address in
which the archbishop said ruin
is unavoidable" unless British in
dustry cuts the prices Of its ex-
ports.
In the same speech the arch
bishop called on leaders of all
political parties to join in an
agreed downright statement OF
the extreme gravity" of Britain's
economic situation.
cit might do infinite good, to
put it mildly" Mr.. Shinwell said
last night. 'if gentlemen like DR..
Garbett-and there are others
endeavored to ascertain the real
facts Of the situation before they
embark on criticism Of the gov
eminent or venture into the field
of public opinion"
Mr.. Shinwen called the arch
bishops speech a most deplor-
able example" He added:
IT have great respect for DR..
Garbett as a high church digni-
tary, but I decline to follow that
gentleman, however exalted, when
he embarks on a disquisition re-
1ating either to economics or po-
pitical policy"
First Reply to Churchmen.
Mr.. Shinwell's attack was the
first reply from a government
member to recent comments by
church leaders on the British
economic crisis and the political
situation by church leaders.
A Labor Party spokesman ear
her said the party does not intend
to take any action against the
churchmen Immediately. But"
he added, IF the church gets
much farther into politics, the
matter will be brought to the at
tention Of the primate."
But the primate himself, DR..
Godfrey Fisher. the Archbishop
Of Canterbury, also has spoken in
q way that could be interpreted
as a yelled call for a coalition
government.
DR.. Fisher, England'S highest
church official, has referred pub
licly to the election as gather
ing shadow" He said In a recent
speech there was a need for
united effort to overcome our
economic plight"
In addition, several bishops
have expressed concern publicly
over economic conditions in
britain
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|AIy Khan Hopes for Daughter
AS Beautiful as Rita Huyworth

They were in yesterday to visit
their father. .,
Ally said that the couple has
no present plans for visiting the
United States, but that both Of
them are very anxious to make
the trip.
Fright now we can't make any
plans" he said. Were just wait
ing for the baby"
The prince has taken a chalet
at Gstaad, in the winter sports
region Of Switzerland. He said
they expect to go there after the
baby arrives. His two boys will
also be at Gstaad since the school
which they attend moves there
for the winter season.
Naturally, we want very much
to go to the United States. My
wife has many. many friends
there, of course, and I have many
happy memories of my two visits
to the States. also have many
good American friends from my
year of army service with the
American Army"
Ally was a liaison officer with
the British Army and was assigned
to the American 9Th Army Group
under the command of Gen. Jacob
DeverS.
AS for any. plans that Rita
might have to re-enter the movies.
Ally said that she always has had
it at the back Of her mind. He
added. obviously. there can be
no plans now"
He said that he felt certain that
if a suitable vehicle shows up
she'd be very happy to 60 back.
She's always said that"
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|nterfraternity Group
To Open Conference
Thanksgiving Day

The 41st annual session Of. the
National Interfraternity Confer
ence will open Thanksgiving Day
at the Mayfiower Hotel and con-
tinue through November rs.
The three-hour Gay Nineties"
revue will be featured Thanksgiv-
ing night, an informal stag smoker
to which all Washington area
fraternity men are invited.
Two panel discussions concern
ing the role of the college fra
ternity in combating subversive
influences on the campus and In
fighting juvenile delinquency will
be held the morning of November
25.. That afternoon, five round
table discussions, including one
on Reasonable Scholarship
Standards, will be held.
1900 Expected at Dinner.
The annual dinner and inter-
fraternity ball will be held No
vember Is. More than 1900 are
expected to attend. A trophy will
be presented to an undergraduate
interfraternity council on the
basis of campus achievement. and
a plaque will be given to the in
dividual fraternity leader who has
contributed most to college youth
through the fraternity system.
The conference will close No
vember 26 after action on COM
mittee reports. the election of off,
GERS and two final business meet
ings.
Each of the Sc college social
fraternities in the federation will
send three delegates and two al
ternates. There will be 100 COL
lege presidents and deans Of men
and $50 undergraduates, repre-
senting interfraternity councils on
$50 college campuseS.
Judge Myers Is Chairman.
Associate Judge Frank H. Myers
of the District Municipal Court
is conference chairman. Judge
Myers has been an active men,
Der Of Kappa Alpha since he was
an undergraduate at George
Washington University.
Chairman of the Washington
Host Committee is Cecil j. Will
kinson, executive secretary of Phi
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500 100000 being spent this fiscal

500, ZOO, 900 being spent this fiscal
year.
The Federal Government is
paying the salaries Of six out of
every 100 workers employed and
this amounts to about So of every
500 paid out in wages and SAL
aries.
The payroll does not include
sums paid out for such things as
pensions, veterans schooling al
lowances and farm price supports.
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Gamma Delta, which maintains
national headquarters here. The
Host Committee is being assisted
by several advisory committees
from local fraternity alumni as
sociations. Mrs. Wilkinson and
Mrs. Charles E. Pledger, jr., are
among those directing the sight
seeing and entertainment for the
wives of delegates.