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Evening star., 1953-10-05
President Asks
Improvements
In Civil Service
Changes Vital, He
Tells Assembly, Due
To Study COP. Plan.
By Joseph Young
Stor Stoff Correspondent

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 5.-Pres-
ident Eisenhower declared today
that improvement of the Gov
ernment'S Civil Service system
was of vital concern to him.
In a message to the opening
session here of the 1853 annual
public personnel conference OF
the Civil Service Assembly of the
United States and Canada, Gen
Eisenhower said that in the
changing and difficult times, the
complexities in Government op-
erations and duties demand the
best possible standards and prac-
tices in personnel administra-
ton"
Presidents Message.
In his message to the assem-
bly,, which is composed of the
Governments civil service and
personnel officials as well as
those from Canada and the
various cities, States and coun-
ties, Gen. Eisenhower said:
"It is a privilege to send greet
ings and best wishes to the an
nual meeting of the Civil Service
Assembly of the United States
and Canada. In these changing
and difficult times the assembly
impresses me as being notably
constructive in its purpose and
characteristics.
"The assembly, as an interna-
tional organization, demonstrates
now, as in the past, the ad-
vantageS to all of working to-
gether in neighborly fashion.
affirming common interests in
the pursuit of a common goal.
It is, moreover, a truly repre-
sentative organization, it's men,
bership embracing individuals
and agencies from the local to
the national level.
"The purpose of this assembly
is a vital concern to our govern
ment today-the improvement of
public personnel administration
"The complexities that con-
front the administrator in public
service are not dissimilar from
those which face the admins
traitor in industry or commerce
Most of what we are able to ac-
complish in our job depends on
our ability to work with people
particularly in our ability to
stimulate others to their best
efforts. Such inspiration de-
mands the best possible stand
ards and practices in personnel
administration.
"Your efforts in the past have
been of singular value. and ]
wish you every success in your
endeavors in the year ahead"
st. Laurent's Greetings.
Canadian Prime Minister Louis
S. st. Laurent also sent a mes
sage to the personnel officials in
which he paid warm tribute to
the public servants of our two
countries, who, by their loyal
and conscientious work have
made, and are continuing to
(See CIVIL SERVICE, Pg. A-3.)
Evening star., 1953-10-05
Series on Vandalism
Considers Parents

II HATE PARENTS"-Thot's whot
juvenile court Judge hos to soy
obout the mothers ond fathers Of the
offenders who face him. Are the por-
ents reneseins on their iob' Howard
Whitmon reports the answer from
offieioIs throughout the notion on
Poee "A.
A REPORTER GOES SWIMMING
This is no ordinoy swim. It's the
Bosporus OF its choppiest ond
George Weller is no Florence Chod-
wick. For his personoI preview of
the Iotest Chadwick adventure, see
Pooe Az.
Evening star., 1953-10-05
Picture on Poge A-3.

Picture on Poge A-3.
preside over the tribunal after
taking the constitutional and
judicial oathS at noon.
The first oath was admins
tered by Justice Black in the
conference room a few minutes
before the court convened for
it's new term. The second oath
administered by Clerk Harold
B. Wiley, was read aloud by the
new Chief Justice in the court
room.
President and Mrs. Eisenhower
entered the courtroom at 11:5s
a m. and left at 1906 pm. fol-
lowing the swearing-in of Chief
Justice Warren and the forma,
introduction of Attorney Gen
eral Brownell to the court.
Convened Promptly.
Convening the court promptly
at noon, Associate Justice Black
formally announced the death o1
the late Chief Justice Vinson or
September 8.
"Most of his life" Justice
Black said, twas spent in fine
public service for his State anc
Nation, both of which he lovec
and served with passionate de-
votion. Since 1916, seven years
he worked with us as Chief JUS
tice. His services here, as in the
many other public jobs he held
were able and unselfish.
His colleagues of this court
respected him for his integrity
and ability. They loved him fol
his kindness, sympathy, under
standing and fairness.
1--WE join the Nation in Ia
menting the death of this cap
able and loyal public servant
We, his brethren of the court
also mourn the loss of a con-
genial and treasured friend. Al
an appropriate time, the court
will receive resolutions in tribute
to his memory. Now the bust
ness of the court goes on"
Commission Read.
The new Chief Justice, mean
while, sat with head bowed a
the desk of the clerk. The com
mission of appointment by Presi'
dent Eisenhower then was reaC
and Mr.. Warren rose, lifted hi
right hand, placed his left hanC
on a Bible and read this judicia
oath administered by Mr.. Wiley
II do solemnly swear that .
will administer justice withou
respect to persons and do equa
right to the poor and the rich anc
that I will faithfully and impair
TALLY discharge and perform al
the duties incumbent upon m'
as judge, according to the bes
of my abilities and understand
ing, agreeably to the ConStitu'
tion and the laws of the United
States, so help me God"
He thus became the 14th Chic.
Justice of the United States ane
was escorted to the central sea-
on the bench.
Wore Borrowed Robe.
Court officials said Chief JUS
tice Warren wore borrowed jul
dicial robe. It was a sample robI
held in stock by George F. Tudol
of Washington, who has made
robes for many judges here. Or
his arrival with Mrs. Warren a
National Airport last night, Mr.
Warren told reporters he NIGH
have to wear an academic robe
he has had for several years
Evening star., 1953-10-05
Orphonuqe CoIIupses

SIENA, Italy, Oct. S (P.-
Twenty-nine children were eat
ing dinner in a Siena orphanage
last night when the floor col
lapSed, hurting them into the
basement. Fifteen were hurt,
two seriously. The collapse was
attributed to undermining Of the
building by heavy rams.
Evening star., 1953-10-05
Easements Flooded

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 5 (P.-
A 10-inch Waterman broke early
yesterday, flooding the base
ments of two downtown stores,
the Katz Drug Store and the
Store Without a Name. DAM
age was estimated at $270. 900.
Evening star., 1953-10-05
j. ). Action Due
Today 10 Halt
Decker Strike
Boord to Report
To Eisenhower on
Result of Inquiry
pIIIlETIM
BULLETIN

A special board on the At
lantic Coast dock strike today
told President Eisenhower "the
prompt resumption Of normal
operations on the piers
through the usual process of
collective bargaining is exceed
ingly unlikely" This left it up
to Nae administration to de-
eide whether to seek an 30
day strike injunction under
the Taft-Hartley law.
Evening star., 1953-10-05
Guide for Readers

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Evening star., 1953-10-05
Cruiser Speeding
To British Guiana
To Prevent Trouble
Oustine Of Governor,
Creation Of Independent
Country Are Feared
By Ernie Hill
foreign Correspondent of The Star and
the Chicago Dolly News

LONDON, Oct. 5.-A British
warship is speeding from Jamaica
to British Guiana on the north
east coast of South America to-
day to prevent the leftist ele-
ment there from ousting the
British colonial governor and es-
tablishing an independent coun-
try.
The cruiser Superb left Ber-
muda Saturday, picked up 400
troops of the Royal WEIGH Fusi-
liers in Jamaica yesterday and
pressed on toward Georgetown,
expecting to arrive there tomor-
row night or Wednesday.
A violent anti-British colonial
assembly was elected in April
and has been giving the colonial
governor, Sir Alfred Savage, a
bad time ever since.
Woman Is Driving Force.
The driving force behind the
new government is Mrs. Janet
Jagan of Chicago, Ill, whose
husband, DR.. Jeddi Jagan, is a
dentist, originally from India.
They met in Chicago in 1b40,
when he was a dental student
and she a nursing student.
She engineered the election
last spring and ran the cam
paign, which made her husband
Prime Minister.
Janet Jagen is a little straw
berry blond who wears f1aShy
decorated spectacles. She is in
ciSive in her demands that the
British get out of Guiana and
give, the colony independence
British Guiana is a sugar and
rum colony with vast unexplored
regions believed to be rich in
gold, silver and bauxite.
Denies Being Communist.
Mrs. Jagan denies.vehemently
that she is a Communist. She has
visited Iron Curtain countries
and>Several members of her hus-
bands cabinet have been to
Czechoslovakia and Poland in the
last couple of years. She also is
a cabinet minister.
"We demanded and got univer-
sal suffrage" she stated recent
ly. Now we want a lot more. We
want better houses, better living
conditions, better hospitals, bet
ter schools and better wages for
sugar cane workers.
eve want independence from
Britain so this rich colony can
prosper and it's people live better
lives"
The colonial governor claims
that the police force is loaded
with Communist sympathizers
and that the cabinet has gotten
out of hand.
British intelligence, it is be-
lieved, has detected a plot to
overthrow the governor and set
up an INDEPENDENT government
Evening star., 1953-10-05
Elizabeth Meets Council
In Unusual Session

BALMORAL, Scotland, Oct. S
R.-Queen Elizabeth held an
unexpected privy council yester-
day-second in five days. Such
a meeting is most unusual for a
Sunday but there was no expla-
nation given.
Events in the British COLONY
of British Guiana could be an
explanation of the presence of
Colonial Secretary Oliver Lyttle-
ton and Sir Sidney Abrahams,
member of the judicial commit
tee of the privy council and
senior legal assistant to the COM
monwealth relations Office and
the colonial Office. There have
been difficulties with the col
ony's Assembly and q sugar
strike there.
Evening star., 1953-10-05
By Robert K. Walsh

Earl Warren today became
Chief Justice of the United
States at a Supreme Court cere-
mony attended by President
Eisenhower and made unusually
impressive by a tribute to the
late Chief Justice Vinson.
Justice Warren, former Gov
ernor of California, began to
Evening star., 1953-10-05
Girls Death Cited.

(See BOY, Page A-20
Evening star., 1953-10-05

(See WORLD SERIES, Pg. A-2)
Evening star., 1953-10-05

(See CIVIL SERVICE, Pg. A;
Evening star., 1953-10-05

(See DEFENSE, Page A-3D
Evening star., 1953-09-16
}y,;;o.lCu1,ure

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Evening star., 1953-09-16
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-12

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HAIR Dos
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-12

Toneffa's n0w
cosy process
means less
work for you,
less sitting
still time for
her.
Evening star., 1953-06-17
ADVERTISEMENT.
1eIevision Stors Discover
New Secret Of Whittier I Teeth
BY LANA MORTON

Have you noticed the teeth of
your favorite T.V. star recently? ?
Funny question? Well, look again.
T.V. has taken up the new way of
whitening teeth. The secret is a
special ingredient which goes into
Gordon-Moore's Ruby Red Coos
metic") Toothpaste-imported from
England for models, actresses, film
stars, etc. Mr.. Gordon-Moore
worked on his formula for 20 years,
and now it is perfected and avail
able in America also.
This special crimson-colored pig
ment removes obstinate stains,
Hhitens the teeth, and then polisheS
them to very high shine in the
manner similar to the effect of
jewelers. rouge on gold. It's quite
an innovation, and I predict mil
lions switching to the new tooth
paste when they see the results on
their T.V. and movie screens.
You won't notice it on T.V., but
another feature of this remarkable
toothpaste is the way it "rosetints"
the gums-just a light, healthy,
rosy pink to. match your lipstick.
This provides a sort of setting"
for the teeth, and shows them up
even whittier, rather as nail polish
makes hands look whittier. It sounds
awfully modern" but I, personally,
think it is going to sweep the
country and change our teeth
cleaning habits.
I sent a tube to laboratory for
test. My report says that 1t is made
of the very finest ingredients. and
Evening star., 1953-06-17
Two in Rent Office
Cleared Of CHARGES
In Annual Leave Row

Economic Sterilization Admin
istrator Arthur S. Flemming has
rejected charges brought against
two officials of the Office of Rent
Sterilization in connection with
the so-called annual leave
scandal"
Mr.. Flemming revoked an or
der which would have fired John
Madigan as assistant admins
traitor of the rent agency, and
Mrs. Linda Matteo as personnel
director.
The ruling blocked charges
which were preferred against the
two officials by William G. Barr,
formerly acting director and now
assistant director of ORS.
Suspended 80 Days.
Mr.. Madigan, Mrs. Matteo and
E. D. Dupree, jr., formerly gen.
eral counsel of ORS, were penal
ized some time ago by 30-day
suspensions without pay, on an
order issued by Mr.. Barr. This
action followed disclosure that
they approved the dismissal OF
so employes-including them
selves-permitting the employees
to be paid for annual leave and
then to be re-employed on a
temporary basis.
The suspension order by Mr..
Barr was referred to an advisory
board, which recommended that
Mr.. Barr be overruled. But
Administrator Flemming in this
instance, sided with Mr.. Barr
and let the suspensions stand.
All three employees subSe-
quently were restored to duty.
Then Mr.. Dupree received no.
tice of termination and he en-
tered the private practice of
law, an agency spokesman said.
OVerruled on FlrlngS.
When Mr.. Madigan and Mrs.
Matteo were again on duty, the
spokesman added, Mr.. Barr pre-
ferred charges against them,
looking toward their firing.
These charges, like the SuS-
pension order before them, went
to the Office of Administrator
Flemming. This time, Mr.. Flem-
ming overruled Mr.. Barr. The
administrator said he found
nothing new in the way of evi-
dence and. in effect, rejected
the charges on grounds of double
jeopardy.
Mr.. Madigan recently took ad-
vantage of his long Government
service record. and retired. Mrs.
Matteo has left as a result of
observation-disclosures. She is en-
ployed by a law firm.
Evening star., 1953-06-17

-
that the paste can be used several
times a day without any harm to
teeth or gums. Reports from
Europe say that it is catching on
very fast indeed there, and it is
professionally endorsed. Gordon
Noore's is ammoniated, so there's
also less likelihood Of cavities.
II you smoke, if your teeth are
yellow or "off-color," or even if
they're not, try a tube OF Ruby Red.
It's good You'll like It. think
it's grand. ! L. M.
The Gordon Moore's Ruby Red f"Cos-
metic") Toothpdste referred to above is
Gvaitable at Peoples Drug Stores and ct
WOODWARD & Lothrop.
Or send 75c Or 43c to Gordon Moore
(WS-3), 200 Madison Ave, N. Y. IL, N. Y.
Evening star., 1953-06-17

Luther n. Evans, Librarian Of
Congress, will be the speaker.
The graduates include Harry
Andree and Albert Maltz. former
sergeants with the 7th Infantry
Division in Korea. Fifty of the
graduates will enter teaching.
Evening star., 1953-06-17
Reception to Honor
Merry Widow Cast

A reception and buffet dinner
in honor Of the cast Of 1.-THE
Merry Widow" and other mem
berS of Miss Constance Ben
nett's Washington Festival, Inc,
will be held at 6 pm. tomorrow
in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Grady Gore at Potomac. Md.
Miss Louise Gore. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gore. is secretary
Of the festival group. She will
be hostess to the guests among
whom will be the Interior Secre-
tary and Mrs. Mckay.
Evening star., 1953-06-17
Housing Construction
Increasing in Cunudu

OTTAWA.-The volume Of
new housing construction
climbed continuously during
1852 in Canada, reversing the
trend in 1851, when there was a
sharp decline in the number of
new housing starts. Last year
83,246 new housing units were
started, compared with only
68.579 in 1851,
Evening star., 1953-06-17
o6 to Be Graduated
At Wilson Teachers

Wilson Teachers College will
graduate 80 men and So women
at $3.50 pm. tomorrow. DR..
Evening star., 1953-06-17
Kino Had 1000 Docs

PARIS.-King Henry III Of
France Q551-89 owned 1000
house dogs. Three hundred fifty
servants were busy looking after
them.
Evening star., 1953-06-17

handle car-he knows how to handle himself
in a car.
This means that he's learned to be gentle
man at the wheel-tO obey the law-tO give
the other fellow break. And he's learned,
too-that drinking and driving don't mix.
Who taught him these things? Certainly the man
who should be his teacher is his own father. And
these are lessons man teaches largely by good
Evening star., 1953-06-17

In most American families, when the son of
the house reaches ''driving age, it is taken
for granted that he has the right to use the
family car-within reason.
And the average young man of today is worthy
of the confidence his father places in him. He's
literally grown up with the high-powered auto
mobile''-so he's usually better driver than his
Dad was before him. He not only knows how to
Evening star., 1953-06-17

example-by being moderate In all things. -.
including the use of whiskey.
So as another Fathers Day ydraws near The House
of Seagram urges the fathers of America to en-
phasize this lesson to their sons: ':D1inking
and driving don t mix! And the best pos
sibLe lUay to teach that lesson is to practice
lChGt you preach! If you do, you need never
worry when your son comes to you and says:
"Dad, mind if take the car tonight?''
Evening star., 1953-10-18

The eIeetronic br0in suidip
the rocket using tiny tsdnsi-s
tors insteod 0f tubes bsxs
cause they sfond the shock
of oeeelerosiolt. keeps the
weopon on IL hunt for q taE-
get. A proximity fuse sets
off the eharge. II
tstso c.osp Pboeos
Evening star., 1953-10-18

The comero coueht this rocket, at right.
as it wos launched by q Meteor jet
fighter. 1t oIso con be fired from ships.
TTHE ROCKETS red glare recently
Il seen over England came from
spectacular new air defense weapon,
a 2,000-mp.h. guided rocket that
can be shot from aircraft, ships or
artillery guns. Initial power for
launching is supplied by four two
rocket boosters" which fall away
from the missile once the top speed
is reached
Guided by an electronic brain, the
rocket seeks out and automatically
locks upon the target, and proximity
fuse sets it off when it gets within
striking distance. The makers claim
no aircraft can evade the rocket once
it has "sensed" its target. for its speed
is far greater than that of the fastest
superSonic bombers.
Following recent firing trials in the
United Kingdom, the weapon will be
sent to the Woomera rocket range in
Australia for extensive tests with
explosive warheads.
The four -cornered burst of fIome
right results when the four ouxiIiory
booster rockets ore shed in oil directions
as the main rocket ottoins top speed.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-12-12
NISEI CALENDAR
DECEMBER

25-Allons to present Christmas
Night dance at Parker's Pavilion 9
pm to u midnight
31-Annual Tacoma YBA New
Year Ewes dance in Tacoma Bud
dhist church gym Dancing from 9
pm The public is cordially invit-
ed to attend
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-12-12
q ENGAGEMENT TOLD

SPOKANE, Wash. Dec. 12-The
betrothal of Miss Aiko Matsui for
merly of Tacoma, to Mr.. Thomas
Kadoya was announced recently by
the bride elects parents, Mr.. and
Mrs T. Matsui Mr. Kadoya is the
son of Mrs Kano Kadoya The-get-
together was held in the homes of
both Messrs and Mesdames Sam
Aoyama and Harry Nakata.
Those attending were the Mes
danes Richard Yamamoto. George
Mizoguchi Roy Nishimura, Everett
Matsui, George Ehama. Jack Hisa-
yasu Harry Yoshida and John IA
taoka; the Misses Martha Tsuji,
Nancy Fujita Miyo Hayashi, Fran
Yoshida, Mary Agnes Aratani Mkt
Koga, Mkt Kirihara Toshi Sato.
Jean Emoto. Jean Kanagae Lily
Nakai and Yaeko Matsui
The couple plan an early spring
wedding.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-12-12
JANUARY

10 international Sportsmen's
banquet in Hong Kong
IS 16 and 17-Northwest Nisei
Invitational Classic in Main Bowl.
Evening star., 1953-08-23

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Evening star., 1953-08-23

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Evening star., 1953-08-23

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Evening star., 1953-08-23

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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-14

T fCf
llSon Case
test that resulted in a 100 read
ing. The borderline is $50.
Sgt. Al Hakan testified that he
believed Mrs. Smollin was sober.
The drunkometer machine, he
said, was discovered to be mac
curate two days later because the
chemicals in it chad not been
changed in a year."
DR.. Irwin Alberts, who was on
The scene within minutes after
the accident and who ordered
Mrs. Smollin taken to the station
for the test as a matter of "rou-
tine" testified that in his opinion
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-02-14
7hock." He smeled liquor
AlbertS On federal complaint charg-
Motorcycle officer ing he violated the civil rights

Homestead man, when he shot
nd killed Jefferson last Christmas
Day, FBI agents arrested police
nan Paul v. Minnick Wednes-
lay.
According TO Robert w. Wall,
l., agent in charge of the Miami
TBI office:
Following the Shaving the ERI