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SILVER SPRING
$14,500
VA AND FHA APPROVED

RENT VET-NON-VET
Would you like to move into a beauti.
ful new home about November Isl
HURRY HERE Is YOUR CHANCE
FOR VETS " - TERMS. $4,000
down, incl. settlement; approx. SSS
FIG rnRsnth,Sy; NyETs insl taxes Ar and inSIEsnss
$4,000 down. approx. $S5 mo-. incl
1A-story brick veneer homes. on lge
sodded,. shrubbed lots. with Street,
home. Screened. Venetian blinds, "a
din, , Il Z 6edrms,, tiisa bath, loads
2f closet space, COMPLETE GE KIT,
Incl. dishwasher. clothes washer.
sarpage disposal. s-ft. refRr.. stove
e Your 1fo'VsfFi WIFE FREED FOREVER
FROM KITCHEN DRUDGERY
Plumbing avail. for extra bath. Gas
a.-c. heat in this group. Many other
custom features.
THIS HOME WILL GROW AS
YOUR FAMILY GROWS
Call Mr.. Burklin. WI. 3633. or ewes.
WI; 62SS. NOW FOR APPT. TO
r. H. BEST SALES, INC.
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s505 BALTIC. Blvd, College Park. Md
WA. 5641. uN. 1891. sH. 1910
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: SH. H. 8O1O

COLORED-ONLY SI4, $50 1near Nd
and D. c. line); detached 3-bedrm.
brick Colonial: Ice. liv. rm.; firepl.;
mr.. bus and shopping: reas. cash
required. SH. O424; Ewes, JU.
5.92S3: L. H. CARMICHAEL
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HISTORICAL COLONIAL
DWELLING

3-BEDRM. BUNGALOW
New design, complete equipped Kit,
food waste dispoSer. copper plumb
ing, fully insulated, weatherstripped
and screened; double floors and
walls. all standard construction;
some with separate dining rooms.
Located in town, near streetcars,
school, stores, churches, etc. In-
mediate possession. See sample
house today at SOLO Somerset road,
Riverdale. Priced at SI1,95O.
OWNER AND BUILDER, WA. 275I.
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CHEVERLY-vACANT

CHEVEHLY-VACA
brick Colonial with side
screened porch; 22-ft. liv. rm.. fam
lily. din. rm.. dream kit. featuring
dishwasher. garbage disposal, de
luxe range and refgr.; 3 lge. bed
rms. with unusual closet space on
End A.; comb. aluminium screen
storm windows; very attrac.: high
elevation. Anchor fenced lot All this
plus stunning rec. rm. in bsmt. for
only Sl6,950.
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peter j. hagan

REALToR
xu seoe 3. !; Ave Ne; uN. s5s5 S.si a
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
RAMBLERS
$13,95O
WITH 3 BEDROOMS

The whole town Is taking
about these ramblers In
Holmes Run. You'll agree
when you come to see: A re-
freshing home featuring living
room with lovely picture
windows, fioor-to-ceiling fire-
place, beamed ceiling, q gen.
erous dining alcove, kitchen
equipped with range, refrig-
orator, exhaust fan, garbage
disposal; beautiful bath. spa
eious carport, huge storage
areas, healthful gas heat, .
quarter acre. sodded and
handicapped lot. Finished
streets, curbing, municipal
sewers and water Included
in the purchase price. II you
Just need 3 bedrooms the
extra space can be added to
the living room, making It "a
". long. A choice number Of
these homes will be ready for
occupancy within two weeks,
Come out today. FHA financed.
Cash S3,650, balance in one
trust at 4K% interest. Pay
ments of S82.67 include
taxes and insurance. -
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
SO $50


For. quick sale. owner will sell his
solid masonry cuStom-built home,
completed in 1916; on fenced corner
lot. First floor. liv. rm.. lge. din
rm., equip. kit, 2 bedrms. and bath
owner has partly finished 2nd floor
into 2 rms. Recre. rm. with bar,
laundry and furnace rm. In bsmt.
$12,550
Lovely new home on lot 10Ox125; 2
pedrms, and tiled BATH. firepl. on
nrst fioor. Owner will finish Q
more bedrms. on 2nd floor for $500.
Full bsmt.. designed for Soft.
recre. rm. Gas heat. At this price
for a new home. 1t warrants your
immediate inspection.
$13,500
deal home for family with children.
First floor, liv. and din. rrn., equipped
XII. with exhaust fan. Screened
porch. Two large bedrms. with 4
windows in each room; oath. Two
large bedrooms on 2nd floor. with
bathroom completed except for FIX
lures, Full bsmt.. gas heat; de-
signed Tor recre. rm.; ground-level
outside entrance. Corner lot, play
YARD and vegetable garden, fenced
Ia. Three blks. from new half mil
lion dollar school. Assume owners
G!. FHA mortgsge.
BURCH REALTY co.
s505 BALTIC. Blvd, College Park, Md,
w. W. 45a 5s41 TIL On 3 p;mi aaa, after s1a pm
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LEIGH c. KELSEY, Jr

EDMoNsToN, 1880
EASY TERMS
6-rm. and bath bungalow:
basement, gas heat; front
porch; nice lot.
HILLSIDE, $3.50
$3.50 DOWN; $40 MO.
2-bedrm. rambler; vacant;
move right in; cony. to transp.
and stores.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS. S10,95o
EASY TERMS
2-bedroom rambler: good
cond.; nice sized kitchen, din.
rm. and liv. rm. and patio;
close to schools,
FORESTvILLE. S12,5O0
New brick bungalow; 8 rms.
and bath; stairway to expan-
sion attic; oil heat.
CAMP SPRINGS, S13,50O
New brick rambler with 3
bedrms.. liv. rm., elec. kitchen,
dinette; oil h.-w.h.; lot S0x200.
AvoNDALE. S17.950
Beautiful 3-bedrm. Colonial
pflCk WIN fireplace ana rec
Yeation rm.; close to D. c. and
cony. to bus and stores.
HISTORICAL COLONIAL
DWELLING
% ACRES
mile frontage on hard
road; dwelling In excellent
cond.; iv. rm., din. rm., kit
chen; 4 bedrms.. utility rm.,
4 fireplaces; wide center hall
with authentic Colonial stair
way: all new outbuildings incl.
large tobacco barn and 3-rm,
and bath heated bungalow.
Owner moving to city. Price,
Sl9,5O0; Reasonable down
payment.
LEIGH C. KELSEY, Jr.
APPRAISER. AUCTIONEER
BROKER
1910 PA. AVE. Sc.
FR. 1880 or Ii. 4-1l14
EVENINGS. WA. 1888 or
Ia. 1898
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.
S23.950

Most gracious 2-story brick Colonial
home on picturesque extra large
Handicapped lot with beautiful trees.
Branch and Flower ave. bedrms.,
IA baths, outside entrance TO base
ment. Center-hall plan. You will
enjoy the charm Of this home. Call
MONTGOMERY INVESTMENT a.
INSURANCE co
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

Valuable cor. house. 5 bedrms, and
ar only Sfs.sbo. terms. M ideal for t
working man with large family;
two-famiiy house, or could be big
92I Duke st. Phone JOSEPH Law
tsalsG REsSE' AL 2lS4' Brokers ID. PRO-
FALLS tsIiss' CHURcH-Assume o1 loan an on
atS SET on iandseaped Rne
patio. outdoor nrepl: Lot l0oxl so.
az; equipment. Bright. cheerful
nice neighborhood.,, One would be
eesud eo o% s 'SR sgos cs sees Ap III 5sss HaI9 of
JEFFERSON MANOR. VA. s12 .75o-I
Semidet. brick, recently decorated
throughout. Two bedrms.. tile bath,
Nv: and din. rms. equipped kit. full
screened porch, fenced yard. $1,000.
GwaS, 81 aI 1st dy trust; 1ss7 balance cash; By
WE WILL BUILD 2 or 8 bedrm.
home on your lot in Va. for S9.950
to S13.950.. For appt. to see sample
uUuSeS, call MI. THOMPSON, Wv.
1000. J; MAYNARD MAGRUDER.
OLD CHAIN BRIDGE RD.-cheer-
full: 2-bedrm. frame home; only
about 4 yrs; old; Stairway to ex-
velop: oil a.-c. heat: lge. liv. rm..
beaqt: equip, kit; All on | acre
S12.75O. ALLo REALTY Co. oW.
a50S; ewes. CHI. 1898.
LUXURIOUS RANCH HOUSE-In one
Of nearby Virginia's most exclusive
large-home communities. @ spacious
rooms, 2 baths, full basement; all
electric kitchen; attached garage
and breeZeway. Level, wooded half
acre. Custom built one year ago.
Many unusual and attractive fea-
lures. Priced for quick sale. Splen-
did financing. Ewes. call ST.. 9745.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
GREAT RAMBLER VALUE Finest
stone and frame construction. 6
rms. q bedrms.). 2 baths, basement.
attic. 2-car garage. Level half acre.
8 yrs. old; new-house condition.
Ewes, call OW. 6S19. FRANK 8.
PHILLIPS, DI. 1411. go
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UNIVERSITY PARK

Vacant; large 3-bedrm.. an-brick
lge. din. rn.. all-elec. kit; attached
garage. rear screened porch of din.
rm.; slate roof. l20xl7O lot with
shade trees; extra lot ideal for play
ground or tennis court. Priced for
Prince GEORGES PEA1.TY CO.
WA. $685.. HY. O636. UN. 1866.
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S45 600
cH. 1888. Ewes. and Sun. FA. ,442
WIGTOWN FARM

I. 1888. Ewes. and Sun, FA. "A
WIGTOWN FARM
This spacious Early Ameri-
can. informal Colonial-type
farmhouse built Of brick and
clapboard is situated on 5
acres Of gently rolling land
with q pleasing view. Sur
rounded by Norway naples
and so boxwood. the prop
erty is approached by cir
cular black-top driveway
. and Is completely fenced
with white board and Ameri-
can wire. LOCATED a, ,ss.x in 1.-THE the
country. within 20 miles q
Memorial Bridge and with
/, hard-surfaced roads to tne
front door, f THIS sfa, smah r,saee gen
the executive lawyer or doc
tor interested in farming on
small scale. Rooms in de-
lightful dwelling are living
room (27x29) with fireplace,
hand-hewn beamed ceiling
and balcony stairway lead
ing to the sleeping guar
ters. Doors from the the u living da4
living porch with delight-
full outlook, library 05x2D
with paneled wall and an
abundance of built-in book:
shelves and fireplace, and
with door opening on porch:
dining room (15x2O, half
bath, buffers pantry and
large modern country-at-
mosphere kitchen equipped
with range, refrigerator and
ventilating fan, adjoining
laundry room. On the second
floor, master bedroom. bed
room suite consisting of bed
room (14x2S) with fireplace.
dressing room and bath and
with private stairway to the
first floor; two spacious guest
bedrms. and bath. Other
buildings include three-room:
kitchen and bath servants
cottage with full basement,
equipped with 30-cu.-ft. deep
freeze. Guest house with
bath. Combination three-car
garage and barn for riding
horses, implement shed and
smokehouse. Many varieties
of fruit trees and berries.
Additional acreage available.
SIS 900
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
SOCIAL PRESTIGE

SOCIAL PRESTIGE
II you owned this lovely
new rambler and could show
It to your friends, you would
fairly bust your buttons"
with justifiable pride, Located
in the Bethesda estate section
on a 200-foot wooded site, 8
bedrooms. 2 baths. paneled den
with fireplace. paneled living
rm. with fireplace. step-saving
ultramodern kitchen with the
finest equipment money can
buy. Recreation rm. with fire-
place. powder rm., laundry rm,
with washer; gar, and best OF
other appealing features. 1T
is HIGHLY POSSIBLE THAT
YOU MAY EXCHANGE YOUR
PRESENT HOME ! EoR THIS
Mrs: Leach. WI. 4S05 or EN-.
1885, with
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peter ]. hagan

NEAR KENTLAND-S6,Oo 600
Large 3-bedroom bungalow. close to
new shopping center and city bus
tranSp,; can be made into nice
home. $1,000 down. $50 per month
COUNTRY CoTrAGE-s9oo DOWN
Sturdy 2-bedroom bungalow on extra
large lot; ideal for garden spot.
kit. spacious Isl Iiv. '' rm.. modern duStfc BATH;
det; garage. Full price only S9.45O.
with low monthly payments.
NEW BRICK HOME-Sl.75 DOWN
Masterfully built broom Cape Gods.
with full bsmt. and dormered ex-
pansible attic. ceramic tile baths.
the latest word in, kit. eauipment.
most beautiful tapestry brick syail.
GROOM CoLoNIAL-s14,25o
Just 10 months old and perfect
cond;; twtn-size bedrms... walk-tn
closets, 23-ft., liv. .rm.. full din.
Only Only $4,000 down and easy monthly
CHEvERLY BEAUTY-S1b.a50
A home with character. not the
2-story box you usually see for
this price. English type overhang.
very attractive grounds: 8 good
size rms. plus lovely rec. rm. IN
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WHEATON
S12.50o
WHY PAY RENT?

VIII al 1LEN
Aere Is an immaculate little home
trees. This lovely home has a comnl
kit. incl. Bendix clothes washer.
1ge. liv. rm., 2 nice bedrms., pull.
Gown stairway TO lge. storage space:
gas &C. heat. screens and aluminium
STORM windows; nr. schools, shop-
ping and transp. Purchaser NAV ss-
sume GI loan Of approx. $4,000 at
20, payable $65.SI monthly incl.
taxes and insurance,
BETTER HURRY ON THIS ONE
70 INSPECT call Mr.. Burklin, WI.
1888, ewes. WI. 62SS.
r. H. BEST SALES, INC.
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S~H1AN4NO4N " hOSI1O "
lhQh Il ST MW MA OoAg

- -. Wv !. tNA. No10.
Let Me Build You a Home
am able to build you a beautiful g.
room Dutch Colonial or a 3-bedrm
separate dining room and 2S-ft
porch on your lot for under SI4,-
600; VIII handle all details. For
further information call NORMAN
H. HIMELFARB, ST. SfSQ2
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LYON PARK

A very attractive 2-bedroom bungalow
with expansible attic that Is clean
as q new pm. Gas h.-w.h., full base
ment; wonderful location and early
B. LUPTON. REAIToR, oW. 5S33.
ewes ia 2-7O-4 -C6
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.


A Word to the "WiveS"
is SUFFICIENT
1t takes q woman to recog.
niZe q real value-after all,
she Is. the one that cares for
1t and spends the most time
in 1t. This lovely brick coun-
try home. will appeal to the
most choosy homemaker.
Situated on 3 ACRES Of land
approx. ia miles from Silver
Spring(; 2 bedrooms and bath
on first floor; 4 bedrooms and
bath on the second floor: liv-
ms room, dining room, kitch-
en-; large porch: full base
ment; 2-car garage; q para
disc for children; modern
home; $4,000. Phone Mr..
McCauley, CHI. 3547. with
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DON'T

Overlook this unusually attractive
3-bedrm. brick rambler with many
de, luxe features at an economical
price. Only $4,000. Open ewes.
Sowell Construction Co.
Custom Builders, AP. 1886 --27
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SILVER SPRING
4 BEDROOMS

1mmac. brick Cape Cod-Separate
din; rm., 2 nice bedrms. and "a
bath on 1st A.; huge bedrms. :,
full bath upstairs; level fenced
concrete driveway to detached brick
garage; near parochial and public
TO reach: Drive out Ga. ave. Just
beyond Forest Glen rd.. to August
Or; turn right to end, jog right to
Dublin dr., left to IT'S Dublin DIR.
Open Sun. 1-6. A. j. KESSINGER
& CO, SH 4544. rs
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ALL THIS FOR $1O,950
White asbestos shingle on cor. lot 2
nice bedrms., bath, lse. kit, din,
space. liv. rm.. 2 finished bedrms
In expandable attic. Mrs. Wood
cox & CO., UN. 1926 or OV. 1894.
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SUITLAND-CAPE COZ
UNIVERSITY HILLS
4to4 u l.
$17.5OO

9I ,CUU
Attractive newly decorated brick home
with expansible attic partly finished !;
living room with fireplace, dining
room, bedrooms, kitchen and bath;
dry basement with l room finished;
outside entrance; fenced lot; walk
ing distance to new high school, ele-
mentary school and U. OF M. JOHN
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DE LUXE RAMBLER

On almost 1 acre, nearby suburban
area: Brick construction; new. Most
rate din. rm-,. one Of the LARGEST
completely equip. Kitchens we have
seen, includes breakfast space: 8
superior bedrms. with Q fun baths.
Basement earport. Price. only
MENT d INSURANCE CO. /
r.. SH 3010 J
Evening star., 1951-03-19
.Lawmaker Sees Rise
OF 2Oqo in 1852 Taxes

Taxes probably will be increased
20 to Is per cent next year to meet
the costs of the present crisis
Representative Lovre, Republican
of South Dakota, told group OF
Lutheran theological students to.
day.
Mr.. Lovre made his prediction
in talk to los Lutheran theologi-
cal students attending a Washing
ton seminar at the Reformation
Lutheran Church. 212 East Capito.
street. The students represent Il
Lutheran seminars and six Luth-
'eran church bodies. The seminar
will close Wednesday.
The Rev. Robert E. Van Dusen
Washington secretary of the divi-
sion of public relations, National
Council, told the semi
mar that separation of church
and state is an American expert
ment different from almost any
other country in the world. But
separation must not be construed
as isolation from government. Co.
operation between church and
state is a corollary of separation. y
The seminar was to hear John
ILeuckhardt of the Federal Sc
curity Agency on Serving the
Needs of the Aging" at a meeting
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and he seemed to be on the verge
! of tears.
/ In his prepared statement, Mr.
Rowe fought back at testimony
that he was part of pattern of
influence affecting the agency.
Explaining that he never prac-
ticed law in Washington or ever
received a fee for obtaining a
loan for any one from RFC," Mr.
Rowe urged the subcommittee to
correct whatever false impress
Sions' might have arisen at the
hearings.
Others to Be Heard.
You know that a headline in
a newspaper can place a person in
bad light despite a lifetime of
integrity" he said.
Later today, Mr.. Cosgriff, an
other director was to testify. MI.
Rove and Mr.. Cosgriff asked that
they be heard.
Mr.. Cosgriff declared yesterday
that all present RFC top manage
ment must get out to restore
public confidence and employe
morale"
/ He contended, however, that
RFC should not be abolished, as
has been demanded by Senate
and House Republicans and some
Democrats in Congress. Mr.. Cos
griff says he favors creation of
single RFC administrator, as
provided in President Truman S
Eplan for RFC reorganization and
also in a bill sponsored by Senator
Fulbright.
Explaining that he would re-
sign now except that he dislikes
"de5erting a ship in distress" Mr.
! Cosgriff said;
We've lost or are losing about
a dozen of our top men. We have
had to refuse tc accept the resig-
nations of some of them and ap-
peal to them as a personal favor
to stay on the job until the future
of the agency has been settled
We could not, in the face of all
this commotion, expect to get
competent requirements"
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C. Prison Expansion PIonnedT Relieve Overtoxed Facilities
Continued From First Page)

Continued From First Page)
which now takes care of SiZable
proportion of District convicts
may not be able to continue to do
so long.
Another reason for expanding
and improving District prisons is
the hope of officials that Washing
ton soon may be brought under
the provisions of the new Federal
Youth Corrections Act. This law
calls for placing young law-break-
ers in special institutions of their
own, instead of mixing them with
Older, more hardened criminals.
If the plan goes through. Lorton
presumably would be available for
this purpose.
Here are the facts which back
up arguments for the new quar-
ters:
In the last five years, commit
ments of convicted criminals in
the District have risen 81 per
cent. The population rose in the
same period about 20 per cent.
The rate of persons convicted of
more serious kinds of crime, or
felonies, has risen 38 per cent in
five years.
To take care of these committed
prisoners, the District has four in
stitutions. 1t has the District Jail
which now houses $50 inmates and
has maximum capacity of $50.
1t has Lorton, which is now re-
served exclusively for felons, with
a present population of 1880 and
desirable capacity of 1900. At
Occoouan, Va, the District has
workhouse for men that houses
825 and could handle 1000. Near
by there is workhouse for women
with 100 inmates and a capacity
of 200.
Pointing particularly to the con-
ditions at Lorton, District prison
officials predict that if the present
commitment rate continues the
situation would approach the dan
ger stage. OvercroWding penal in
stitutions. they say, inevitably in
creases the possibility of riot and
escape. to say nothing OF making
individual treatment of prisoners
impossible.
Furthermore, indications are
that the trend will continue. Of
ficials point to continuing popu-
lation increases. They cite the
Evening star., 1951-03-19

effect of congressional committee
reports calling for sitter law en-
forcement and longer sentences
They note a rise in the number
of policemen, prosecutors and
judges. All these things leading
to better law enforcement they
heartily approve. But at the same
time, the net result is an in
creasing headache for those
charged with running the prisons.
Unique Arrangement.
Today, the District has a unique
arrangement with the Federal
Government to handle certain
types of prisoners for which there
are no facilities here. These in
clude the very difficult cases,
which are sent to Atlanta or
Alcatraz: drug addicts, who go
to Lexington, KY; mental cases
which go to Springfield, Mo, or
st. Elizabeths Hospital, and a
number of youth offenders who
Evening star., 1951-03-19

made him decide to quit imme-
diately.
"It was the manner in which
Mr.. Smith spoke to me that was
Just a bit more than I could take, "
he said. Mr.. Smith said he had
heard rumors that We fellows in
the controllers Office were laying
down OR the job, and that if We
didn't get on the job, the directors
would make housecleaning."
Regional Office Reduced.
The witness explained that the
board recently ordered a reduction
from 81 to 10 in the number of
regional fiscal offices. This added
greatly to the difficulties of the
controllers Office, but could have
been worked out in time, he added
But. Mr.. Smith. according to Mr..
Unzicker, demanded that the con-
troller's Office submit a detailed
program of action by today.
When Mr. Smith Was Identified
as a success or of Mr.. Dawson,
as personnel director, Senator
Capehart, Republican, of Indiana
asked MI. UnZicker whether RFC
.employes had to be cleared with
the White House" Mr.. Dawson
now is President Truman's assist
ant on personnel matters.
Mr.. Unzicker replied that he
had never heard that such clear
ance was necessary. He told the
subcommittee that its hearings
since February 81 have greatly in
,tensified the morale problem at
IRFC and have compounded the
Operating complexities there" But
those operating difficulties and
deterioration of morale" he said,
began as long ago as 1916, when
the General Accounting Office is
sued a report, drafted by Theodore
Herr, highly critical of RFC ad-
IminiStration.
MI. Herr now is chief investi-
gator for the subcommittee.
Frequently during his testimony
particularly in telling how he hac
been with RFC since its creation
in 1882, MI. Unzicker's voice broke
Evening star., 1951-03-19
Underwood Oath
Reunites Trio of
Old Classmates

Thomas r. Underwood, a Ken
lucky Democrat, today was sworn
in as a member of the Senate tc
succeed Senator Virgil M. Chap
man, who died March after ar
automobile accident on Connecti-
cut avenue.
The new Senator, SO, has ad-
Ivised friends he will stand for cleo
tion in 1852 to serve the remain
ing two years of the Chapman
term. He also plans to run for a
full term in 1854.
His appointment to succeed Mr.
Chapman was announced late
Saturday by Kentucky's Demo-
cratic governor, Lawrence Weth-
'erby.
The ceremony today was a re-
union of three former classmates
at the University of Kentucky. In
1913, Senator Underwood was a
Student of journalism there, while
working his way through school