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John 6. Erhardf Nominated
Envoy TO South Africa

President Truman today nomi.
mated John G. Erhardt. now
Minister to Austria, to be Am.
bassador to the Union of South
Africa. He succeeds North Win
ship. resigned.
Mr.. Erhardt, so, is a career
diplomat who has been in the
foreign service since 1919.
From 1941 to 1914, he was or
duty here as chief of the Division
Of Foreign Service Personnel.
He was appointed Minister tc
Greece when the new government
there was recognized in 1946.
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Central High Students
Won't Take Name 10
Roosevelt With Them
Education Committee
Votes Down Merger of
School Designations

The name of Central High
School will be dropped from the
rolls of the, public schools next
September, after 68 years.
This complete elimination of
Central High-both in name and
in fact-was determined by the
Board of Educations Buildings
and Grounds Committee today
The question before the commit
tee was whether to change the
name Of Roosevelt High School tc
Roosevelt-Central The commit.
tee decided against it. The full
board is expected to agree tomor.
row.
The School Board voted recent.
ly to transfer colored students
at Cardozo High School into
the present Central High build
ing by this fall to remedy
overcrowded conditions at Car
dozo. The students at Central
were to be sent to other schools,
mainly Roosevelt. High. In an eff
fort to preserve at least the name
OF Central. School Supt. Hobart M.
Corning recommended that Roose-
velt's name be changed. At pub
lie hearing Roosevelt supporters
protested vigorously.
No Further Recommended tions.
After the committee action to-
day, DR.. Corning said that Central
was dead and that he would make
no further recommendations to
preserve even the name. He
pointed out, however, that some
provisions would be made for the
trophies, memorials and trust
funds of Central High School.
Representatives of parents of
the present Central students ap-
peared at the hearing but turned
it into an opportunity to plead
with the board to rescind its ac-
ton in transferring Central to
colored students.
Mrs. Michael Troiano of the
Central Parent Teacher Associa-
ton summed up their stand when
she said they were very disillu-
stoned" over the hostility with
which the name change was re-
ceived by Roosevelt.
She urged the board to rescind
Its transfer Of Central and instead
transfer Roosevelt High School
to colored students.
Miss Bradshaw Objects.
Others who presented approx
mately this same point of view
were Mrs. Charles H. Repp. Mrs.
Edwin Chappelear, w. Elwood
Baker, president of the Mount
(See CENTRAL. Page A-2)
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Tobey Charges Race Wire Aide
With Half Truth About Clients
OffieioIs Deny Bookes Get Their Service,
Coll Customers Very High Class

gambling big shots as Frank Cos
tello and Frank Erickson.
The witnesses also denied that
their wire service goes into Kan
sas City, where a Federal grand
jury last week reported that a
Continental outlet served the
bookies there. The grand jury
said the Kansas City outlet was
Standard News Service, Kansas
City enterprise of which one of
the owners was Charles Gargotta,
slain mobster lieutenant of
Charles Binaggio.
A Continental spokesman said
the wire service has never done
any business with Binaggio or
Gargotta but suggested the posi-
bility that some Continental SUBJ
scriber "bootlegged' Continental's
service to Standard.
Testifying for Continental,
(cao cANEDr INC Dooo c>
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BY Don S. Worren

The Senate unanimously passed
a one-year daylight saving plan
for the District today. practically
assuring adoption of the longer
daylight hours by next Sunday.
The bill now goes TO President
Truman for his approval. Be-
cause the District is tagging be-
hind other parts of the country
in the time switch. Mr.. Truman is
expected to act Immediately.
Only minute was required for
the Senate to act once Chairman
Nicely of the Senate District Com
mittee got the floor and asked for
the necessary unanimous consent.
The Senate previously had
passed a bill authorizing the Com
misSioners to decide each year
whether the District would have
daylight time. Yesterday the
House ignored that decision, and
passed its own bill authorizing
daylight time this year only, thus
neceSsitating today's Senate ac-
ton.
OCOnOr Lauds Neely.
Senator Nicely had paved the
way for the quick Senate action
by consulting with Senate leaders
at the opening of the session.
Both Democratic and Republican
leaders were willing to have the
issue settled and out of their way.
Senator Nicely also had polled
the membership of his committee
and found that they favored ac-
cepting the House bill.
Just before the Senate acted,
Senator O'Conor, Democrat, Of
Maryland, rose to applaud Senator
Nicely for his interest in the Dis
trict and to declare that 1t was
ridiculous" that Congress should
have to take its time each spring
to determine a question that
ought to be left to the discretion
Of District authorities"
The Maryland Senator added Q
hope that there would have to be
no repetition "of this sorry spec
tacls" next year.
Nearby Areas to Follow.
The District already Is out of
step with other big cities, which
started on daylight time Sunday
morning. Because of the result
ing confusion. there had been
renewed demands that Congress
act quickly to settle the matter.
Nearby communities are prepared
TO follow Washington's example.
Spokesman for the District
Commissioners said they are ready
to order the time change within
a few hours after they get the
authority.
Many of the old arguments
about daylight time were heard
yesterday in the House from farm
bloc opponents and big city sup
porters before the bill was passed.
The roll call, ending at 4:3o
pm, showed passage by a .194-s7
vote. or six more than the needed
two-thirds majority. A total OF
l22 Democrats, II Republicans
and Farmer-Laborite voted for
the bill. Voting against the bill
were AZ Democrats and As Re-
publicans.
Eight members of the House
District Committee voted for the
bill. and an equal number voted
against it,
How They Voted.
Those voting for were Chair
man Mcmillan and Representa-
tiyes Klein of New York, Harris
OF Arkansas, league of Texas.
Kennedy of Massachusetts, and
Granger of Utah, all Democrats,
and Auchincloss of New Jersey
and Allen of California. Repub-
licans.
Those voting against were
Representatives Abernethy of
Mississippi. Davis OF Georgia,
Smith of Virginia. Redden Of
North Carolina and Jones of
Missouri. Democrats and Simp-
son of Illinois, O'Hara OF Min
nesota and Tale of Iowa. Re-
Evening star., 1950-05-02
Huks Roid Manila Area
Kill 6, Kidnop Officials
BY the Associated Press

MANILA, May 2.-Communist-
led Hukbalahap bands shattered
the May Day peace last night in
raids on four towns, one only Is
miles from Manila.
They fired buildings, killed six
law officers and kidnapped a Mayor
and police chief. They left at
least four Huks dead.
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Gen. Bradley Appeals
For Draft Extension,
Cites Red Aggression
Situation Unimproved
Since Committee Took Up
Bill in January, He Says
Rv Iohn A H;iae
By John A. Giles

Gen. Bradley asked Congress
today for continuation of the
draft law because there has been
mo letup in the aggressive extern
sion of communism toward it's goal
of world domination.
The Joint Chiefs of Staff chair
man told the House Armed Serv-
Evening star., 1950-05-02
baltimore Blasts
BudenzCharge
AS 'Hogwash'
Lushes at Miss UtIey
And Calls Mccarthy
Character Assassin
By Cecil Holland

Owen baltimore today bitterly
assailed as impure hogwash" and
"the product of a twisted and
malignant personality" the testi-
mony of Louis F. Budenz seeking
to link him with Communist
Vaccinations in this country.
He said the testimony was "a
fabrication" and that Mr.. Bud
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Daylight Time
i|||sSpeeded
10 White House
Senote's Quick Vote
Expected to Assure
Shift This Week End
BULLETIN

The Commissioners said they
would order daylight-saving
time here AS soon as practi-
cable" after they are notified
President Truman has signed
the bill authorizing it. Unless
the notification comes too late
in the day for most of the public
to learn of it, the daylight time
will so in effect at ? am. the
next day. Otherwise 1t will be
postponed a day.
Evening star., 1950-05-02
Two Women and Child
Flee Through Smoke
OF Burning Apartment
Girl, J, Rouses Mother
And Relative in Time;
Bow Turns in Alarm

A mother, her daughter and a
relative escaped from a smoke
filed and burning home early to-
day when fire raced through their
apartment and forced two families
in adjoining apartments to flee.
The blaze started in the apart
ment Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H.
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Gen. Macarthur
Prods Japan 10
Ban Red Party
AssuiIs Communism
On Sd Anniversary
Of Constitution
BY the Assoeiofed Press

TOKYO, May 2.-Gen. Mac
Arthur today urged the japanese
to defend their new constitutional
liberties against the international
political perfidy" of communism.
For the second time in 10 months
he suggested the possibility of
outlawing Japan's Communist
Party.
The Allied occupation COM
mander took the third anniver-
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Pictures Of Mother and Daughter Whs
Escaped Fire. Page AS
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House Economy Fight Turns to Defense
and Engineer Projects Page A
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1884 Arrested by NotionoIists in Drive
on Reds in Formoso. Page AS
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sary of Japan's mo war" consti-
tuition as the occasion for a state
ment denouncing anew commu-
nism here and abroad.
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(see GAMBLING. Page A-6)
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Guide for Re- ders

An Associoted Press Newsp
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(See CENTRAL, Page A-2)
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Lioquut Ali OFF for U. S.

(See COMMUNISTS, Page A-4.j
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(See PRIMARIES, Page A-6.)
Evening star., 1950-06-22
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
PRoPERTY-sAlE

45,0O0 SO. FT. INDUSTRIAL; SILVER
Spring. railroad SldinE excellent
warehouse site Cal! THOMPSON &
GRAY. Realtors, SliSo 6ioo. .
TIL 9 pm -2S
SACRIFICE Investment property
Licensed. D. c. approved Three
GptS., row brick; iInmed sale d.
rect from owner. best investment
buy, S9o5 mo. income plus owners
apt. leayinE city; $50 600 or best
offer. partly fuEn gas heat for
apt; GE. 1894 during a m, SlS,-
So cash, bal easy payments. SalS
Kansas ave II
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LOTS b ACREAGE FOR SALE

COOL. CLEAN. HEALTHFUL--pS-aers
home site, Just of Shirley hwy. 3
mi, from Fairlington. towerinG
shade trees, beautiful all-year
stream at rear; excellent for chii.
dren. 81 800. 800 down. $50 mo,
VERNON M. LYNCH A. SONS, Lin.
eolnis, Va, AL. 5000. CLOSED Sun.
dayl IL
ahtI HIGHwoOD DIR. sE.-Buiid-
site 4aSl2O TT, has all utils. ana
sewer Only $500 ANNENBER0
REALTY CO. Ii 7-S3h7 till ga
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TARMS, FARMS, FARMS
BEULAH GOSS
$14,750

5 acres, modern 5-eedrm. home: -
nj. p, c, -
stream; 30 mi D. C
5 $3.50 acres. modern S-eedrR.
house. barn, etc. water IN each
held
sIe.7Se-slS acres. T-rm. housst
nr. Lee Hwy Many other small
or large farms
Si6, 1000 acres, one log rambler;
! new rambler Can be purchased
separately IS min. from n. c.
BEULAH GOSS
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

I4-ACRE LOT. Brick bunga., 5 lge.
rms. spacious attic, full dry bsmt.
Only $1,000. on excellent terms.
Call WA. 1900 til 8 pm, ROBERT
g DAVIS Il co DO
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BEULAH GOSS
Cn SbSo
DAIRY FARM

Located within commuting distance
OF WASHINGTON. over improved roads;
this farm has l2b acres OF hlGhly
q fertile crop and pasture land, In
cludins 20 aCreS in wheat, IL acres
IN hybrid enSilAge corn. and so
acres in soy beans and sudan grAss.
Farm buildings include q s0-coW
dairy barn with a score OF pS, a
new l4X4u concrete Silo, nearly new
&-room tenant house with bath. and
larGe Eeneral purpose barn. The
owner house has bedrooms. bath,
oil heat, range, and Eefgr. and sits
on q knoll overlookihE prosperous
farming country Including a nrat-
class line Of nearly new machinery
ana q herd OF 20 head. the price Il
- 1900; $4,000 down.
Mason HirSt, Exclusively
AnnAndale. Va. Phone PA. 7A{T.
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LAUREL REALTY CO
LOTS
SHOPPING CENTER
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

attraetivelv in knotty pine. lavatory,
$50 mo. Can be inspected wkdays
bet, 10 am. and pm. THE
WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
Co Rental Dept" 800 F st. NV.
LOT. 81 $1,000 ssfsS; so. rr.-Near srd and
NJ sts. ne. Inclosed with Anchor
fence. Suitable for used or new car
storage or any 2nd commercial
purpose. S125 per mo. MARTIN
McINERNEY. DI. 5014; Ewes. DE.
IN DISTRICT, 40xi 90
IT.. l story. 15-ft. ceiling, no COL
umns, fireproof, adequate parking,
power wiring and heating plant in
bldg. $500 monthly. VIM BORN
STEIN & SON, INC, 145 Kennedy
500 81 Nv K ST. IA NV seoG: tle,r, a5,Ie 2 IN
ste sha iaS6 xD sroqna 3y1s n; for repair shop
SPACE VACANT - Several, suitable
Tholesaie distributor; Silver Spring
Mr., NEW JERSEY AND MASS. AYES.
N.W.-Entire brick building with
concrete floors. Commercial coming
1000 So. it. on 1st floor: 800 50
It. on End floor Alley entrance
Suitable for garage, laundry or dis
tribution services. Immediate pos
session. Call Mr.. Holland, H. G..
SMITHY CO.. Sl1 18th st. NV, ST
5000. -22
LARGE and-FL. ROOM with ramp
and stairs: excellent for shop or
storage convenient to downtown.
Reasonable rent. Call RA. 5000.
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AL BAKER OFFERS
ROSEMONT AREA

A really good buy on todays market
is this substantial 3 bedrm home of
brick construction. Located tust of
Russell Rd.. nice lv. rm, din rm..
cen and good sized equipped kit on
the price; only Sl6.50o with 81. 900
down. Call today TO see this home.
TIE. 1343 or AL, 6644
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DESK SPACE

FIRST FLOOR OFFICE on one of
most convenient and best business
corners in city, with or without
telephone and answering service
Unusual opportunity. Write Box 2e9-
J, Star ga
DESK SPACE in prominent ist-f
once nr. / 9th and X SITS; avail. 10
responsible individuals or hrm. Call
EX. 1918 -22
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FORESTVILLE, MD.

New brk.. 5-rm. and bath; lge liv.
rm. with log burning fireplace, 2
nice bedrms., dinette and kit, tiled
bath with shower; attic sufficient
foE extra Hedrm.; full bsmt, oil
go CT with 81 $50 down. DEWEY
NJ. FREEMAN, 3214 Branch ave.
Sc, HI. 77O0. -22
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INVEST. PRop.-sALE tces..)

Ioth AND MASS. AVE. NW.-Guest
house with - rms. 6 baths. Plus
doctors suite CT rooms on term lease
Furniture fnciuGed To settle estate
$4,000 annual rentals Call Mr..
johnson. Il. G. sMTTHY co, ST.
$500. ewes. WO, S436 -S3
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HIII,WQOD HOuSE

HILLWOOD HOUSE
With bedrms. and bath downstairs;
2 bedrms., nursery and bath up
stairs; fine lge. liv. rm. has flre-.
fine shaded front porch. fun bsmt;
fenced yard includes small stream.
At $16,950 this is a steal. See 1t
first by calling
MANNAS REALTY co.
2l16 Wilson Blvd. GIL. or OK. 27S4.
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YEONAS REALTY

YOU'LL BE CONTENTED
In this two bedrooms finished and
two unfinished brick Cape Cod on "a
acre with plenty of trees, l block
from a state rd. oh.-a.; near bus
Only a few left; IL miles of D. c.
MILLS REALTY CO.. FA. 0999. 23s
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REALTY
$11,95O

VAIANI
lovely 5-rm. bungalow. fireplace.
equipped kitchen, colored tile bath;
stairway to expansion attic. full dry
daylight basement, gas a-c heat,
steel beam. copper plumbing. A we'll
built home. close to transportation
Furnished or unfurnished.
DILLON LAND co.
I112 Hillwood ave, Falls Church, Va
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CHEVERLY

3SU2 5Sth AVE.
Two-family brick home. everything
modern. Call Mr.. Morningstar.> VIVA.
36OS. MORGAN REAL ESTATE CO,
RE 4Aln Oh
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SUITLAND

BUNGALOW
Five large rooms and bath. full
bsmt., oil INV. h., on lot rs by
135, Johns-Manviue shingle. vacant
and in good condition. Price, S1O,-
ESQ, S1,750 down or G.I. with
$1,000 cash down. Ewes. OIL. 1929.
JOHN p. DoNoHOE & SONS
S14 Penna. ave. Sc. Ii. 3-0OS4
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LANDOVER HILLS

AIA4NDOV IIL I11LLJ
4402 73rd AVE
OPEN DAILY, 1 TILL DARK.
Five-rm. Cape Cod with 2nd A. al
most completed for 2 more rms;
recr. rm., storm windows, large
fenced yard; may assume CT loan.
Directions: Out Defense hwy. to
72nd ave, right to Varnum St, left
TO 73rd. left to house.
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
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Clinton-Camp Springs

OIHICOIl-CdIIlp Springs
We have 5 nice bungalows and /
rambler, located on large lots; 2
frame, . stucco and ! brick; should
go GI; priced from S9.250 to SILL
$50; reas. terms for non-GI. Cali
Mr.. Puffenberger, LU. 4-43s2; ewes,
10. 3-3430. T. PAUL MUDD CO.,
24OS MINI. ave. Sc: -25
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
SWIMMING POOT,

Lge. patio, barbecue. fountain
Every privacy IN thls home for
gracious liy, lze center hall enIr
spacious liy. rm. formal din rm
bedrm-, bath, equip. kit. screened
back porch on 1St fl. = extremely
lse. bedrms. and bath with plenty
OF closet space on and II. fin. rec
rm. with bullt-in bar equipped with
hidden sink ana recessed reiEr
Luxury OF an estate loc. in cony
n Arl.
N n rrYNYr7c O. coN
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OWNER LEAVING TOWN
Brick, 10 rms; 2 tile baths; full
bsrnt.; lge. fenced yd.; oil INV. h.;
summer cooling system; 2 refgrs.:
deep freeze; television set; May go
GI; in Roger Heights Cali Mr.
Harris. cox & CO. UN. 1929
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PLOTS ON ROITTE !

PLOTS ON ROUTE Z
Vary rare. We know OF no othsr
a-acre plots on this highway. Fins
residential section. 81 miles from
D. c. Frontage on Broad Run
Stream. located y mile west Of
Broad Run Bridee
Exclusive with
Ian S. Montgomery g. Co.
LeeSbuTg. Va. Leesburg 41A-M. -9A
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AL BAKER OFFERS

Al BAKER OFFERS
For The Man With A Family
A grand buy in q big house in one
OF Alexandria's oldest and best
residential sections. The house is OF
frame construction and in excel.
cond. 5 bedrms. with modern bath
and kit. Nice liv. rm. and din. rm.,
big comfortable front porch. Lot
measures 115xS0. and has nice trees
and high elevation. Bsmt. with oil
h.-w.h. Convenient to schools and
shopping. Full price; SI7,500. TIE
7343 or AL. 6644.
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VIRGINIA HOME

RetirinE couples delisht. Spacious
rolling acres. Excel water supply,
LARGE barn and poultry house With
likht and water, All poultry tnelud-
ed. This Is one OF the eleanest and
most desirable farms near Warren
ton, Price: Sl6S5O,
DILLON LAND co.
"a i lsSS H'5''''' Ave. Fails 'Hs..n W ns3SH
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SEAsHoRE PROPERTY

lSss-iSts2i NJ. -Ras2isHcssr. on A,sss so. Snc<
coTra ssPl AZ h6isiP66 F6E. = 'hfhs,fr-sr...7 fh,f 2s;u.
equipped. 81. 777s Or 10. 7-sisg
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
AL BAKER OFFERS
CUSTOM BUILT

l really nice house in q really good
location. high on the ridge just OF
Russell Rd. and most convenient TO
schools. both public and private and
Arlandria shopping center. This
home, less than 8 months old. is of
brick construction with l bedroom
and powder room on LIST floor and
. bedrooms and full tile bath on the
End. Lovely iiy. I'm. din. rm. comb
with firepl. and the most modern
Of de luxe kits, full bSmt. gas auto.
heat. Beautiful floors. Decorated IN
exquisite taste and absolutely i'm
maculate throughout. Priced at so. =
500. with substantial cash. Phone
AL. 6644 or TIE. 7343.
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GI-S1O.5O0
RuNGAIOW-S11as0 as0
RAMBLER

Situated on a large lot. 75xl60, yet
conv. to school, shopping and bus
This immaculate all-hrick RAMBLER
has large eXpsnsible attic. gas
hot-water heat and fun bsmt.. fea-
lures that We feel are unusual in a
RAMBLER-style home OF moderate
price, For complete information
and an appt. to inspect, call
UTHAIA nrAY rXY
Evening star., 1950-03-25
Nichols Resignation Letter
Preceded Myer Choice
Dy the Assoeioted Press

The Interior Department dis
closed today that John r. Nichols
had offered his resignation as
commissioner Of Indian Affairs
two days before President Truman
named Dillon s. Myer to succeed
him.
The Presidents announcement
last Wednesday that Mr.. Myer,
president of the Institute of Inter-
American Affairs, had been nomi-
mated to replace Mr.. Nichols ap-
parer1tly took department officials
by surprise.
But a letter Mr.. Nichols dis
patched to the President last
Monday said in part:
After full consideration of my
future long-range plans I have
reluctantly reached the, conclu-
sion that ! should relinquish this
post at an early date. ! am,
therefore. rendering my resigna-
ton to be effective at your pleas
ure." ~
Mr.. Nichols is staying on at the
department temporarily, at least,
to work on the proposed transfer
Of Pacific Ocean trust territories
from Navy to Interior Department
administration,
Evening star., 1950-03-25
ChrysIer Strike Peace
Seen Near With Union.
AndCompanyYie!din
By the As.-eiotsd Pres,

DETROIT, Mar. 25.-The way
seemed open to peace today in the
two-month Chrysler strike.
A company offer to put $50 mil
lion into pension trust fund
and the unions acceptance of the
idea If not the amount-gave
promise Of breaking the deadlock.
With both sides compromising
q basis for settlement appeared
at hand for the return of 100000
auto workers to the job.
Joint peace talks were In recess
until Sunday afternoon. Media
tors arranged 1t that way, hoping
that company and CIO United
Auto Workers negotiators would
come UP with still more fresh ideas
after day to think it over"
$750,000 Others Affected.
The $4,000 strikers meanwhile
went through their Goth day of
idleness. Another $4,000 persons
have been made idle indirectly by
the walkout.
A union statement that Chrys-
ler's latest offer was only half
good enough failed to dim hopes
for an early settlement. Fast
moving developments in the past
"a hours left peace prospects
bright for the first time.
Chrysler's lump-sum offer of a |
$50 million pension fund was re-
jected a short time after it was
put on the bargaining table yes
terday. But it provided the basis
for the unions counterproposal
later in the day.
The company said it would set
aside the money in a trust fund.
It claimed this was more than
sufficient to guarantee $100-a-
month pensions. including Fed
eral social security. to workers IS
years old after Is years service.
Five-Year Contract Offered.
Chrysler offered 1t in a f1ve-year
contract.
Along with the pension fund,
Chrysler offered to share admin
istration Of the plan with the
union, ease the eligibility require
ments for pensions. and liberalize
Observation-Disclosures bene-
fits. The offer to share admins
tration was concession on
Chrysler's part.
The UAW, however, said an
other $16.020. 900, would have to
be put into the fund during the |
proposed f1ve-year agreement to
make the plan sound from an ac-
tuarial standpoint.
It also said the company's hos
Observation-Disclosures offer was
inadequate and some Of its nom
economic contract proposals were
unsatisfactory.
Total value Of the Chrysler
package" offer was estimated by
the UAW at the equivalent of S
cents an hour. The union esti-
mated a prestrike Chrysler offer
at the equivalent of cents an
hour and another four days ago
at the equivalent of 4 cents. It |
claims~it- has won at least 40
cent package" at Ford. Nash
Kelvinator and other auto COM
panies.
But despite it's economic differ
ences with Chrysler. the UAW
said the company's new offer was
"a step in the right direction" /
Evening star., 1950-03-25
Hearing Set April 10
On Coin Gas; Stations

The Commissioners have set 10
am. April 10 for a public hearing
on q proposed regulation to per-
NIT self-service gasoline stations
in the District. The meeting will
be held in the District Building
board room.
The regulation submitted to the
Commissioners by their regula-
tions committee would prohibit
unattended coin-operated dispens-
ing devices for gasoline, or any
which permit dispensing of ,gaso-
line when the operator has re-
moved his grip from the nozzle
control lever.
The regulation would require
one adult employe to supervise
each six Of the dispensing devices.
Each dispensing device would
have to be provided with an auto
matte shut-off nozzle with
vacuurn-cperated overflow valve
to prevent spilling or running
over while a tank or container
is icing filled. Also, a remote
controlled individual switch for
each dispensing motor would have
to oe provided.