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Evening star., 1953-05-27
Welfare Plan Approved

A new welfare program oper-
atlng without State or Federal
funds and with rehabilitation as
its chief objective will be in
augurated in Prince Georges
County.
The county commissioners
yesterday approved merger of
county almshouse and social
service department activities by
a 80 vote. They directed that
the program be conducted on a
one-year trial basis.
Operation of the county We'll
fare Board. which is tied in with
State and Federal programs, will
continue unchanged.
Evening star., 1953-05-27
Red POW Is Slain

PUSAN. Korea, May 81 (P.-
The U. N. Prisoner of War Com
mand said today Communist
POW was shot and killed Sun
day while trying to escape from
a Stockade near Pusan.
Evening star., 1953-05-27
The Federal Spotlight
The Federal Spotlight
! Thomas Rider Repeal Is Near,
But Storing Leave Nav Suffer
BY Joseph Youno

fepeal OF the Thomas annual leave rider
appears certain Final Congress will take place
within a week two ~ "A- '"No piooe
quesuon remaining is whether Congress will reduce the
fnr alinpt the ride
Evening star., 1953-05-27

Wind-North to northwest, 10
20 miles per hour.
River Report.
(From u. S. Engineers)
Potomac River muddy at Harpers Ferry
and slightly muddy at Great Falls; Shen-
andoah muddy at Harpers Ferry.
Humidity.
tReadings at National Airportl
Yesterday Pct. To-day Pet
Noon - ~ Midnight 46
pm. --- "a 8 am. 81
s pm. -.-- 81 10 am. ~ 40
Evening star., 1953-05-27

The Senate yesterday after
noon repealed the Thomas rider
outright, without trying to
Evening star., 1953-05-27
Order Due Today

If this section is upheld, the
petition asserted, "the power of
military authorities over 10 mil
lion veterans will be supreme and
above civil law"
Mr.. McGrath told reporters he
had been assured orally by the
judge acknowledgement of the
Air Force that the military
would hold up further military
proceedings pending disposition
of the shoW-cause order. The
Air Force will have 10 days to
answer.
Evening star., 1953-05-27

Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 81, on May 26.
Lowest, %. on March 2.
High and Low OF Last - Hours.
High, 81, at $40 pm.
Low. 81. at 6:45 am.
Evening star., 1953-05-27
10th
Continued From First Page0

tested his innocence of the
Staying.
The petition asserts that Mr..
Toth's rights to due process of
law have been violated.
Also under attack is the con-
stitutionality Of a section of the
Uniform Code of Military JUS
tice, adopted in 1851. The section
specifies that any person guilty
Of any offense while in military
service shall be liable to arrest
and court martial. even though
he had been discharged in the
meantime.
Evening star., 1953-05-27

$3.50 Docron-mirocIe of mon
made fibers-ond 1870 fine
wool. Will sfoy cool, crisp
ond hondsome on even the
mugeiest days. Size ronss
is comPlete--loree selection
Of the most wanted shodss.
Evening star., 1953-05-27
Precipitation.

Monthly precipitation in inches in tn
capital tcurrent month to datel
Evening star., 1953-05-27

number of Senators want to
put it back in.
Evening star., 1953-05-27

The iradition1l sui. for really
hot weothsrl Sizes from IS
70 so in regulars, short ond
long in the most popular
eelors-brown, blue, ton Or
grey. ExeeIlentIy tailored
Throughout, and what q big
SoVinsI
Evening star., 1953-10-07
Take Ny Word for 1t By F,o"t c.
RIVETS

Los Angeles: May I be so bold
as to say, Thou hast erred,
Professor? I refer to None of
the words have any meaning, :"
which is quoted from a recent
column of yours. Does not the
word none" (meaning not oneJ
require a singular verb?-Mrs.
D.A.
A. Yours is not the only finger
which has been pointed in Scorn
for that particular statement.
Consistently for weeks my mail
has pointed rebuking finger
and said, 1T should be none
hast"
1t is true that none" evolved
from the Anglo-Saxon ne an,
meaning mot one" It is also
true that none" has been both
singular and plural for CEN
turieS. From the College Hand
book of Composition: None
usually takes a plural verb un-
less a singular idea is clearly
intended; often in that case
no one or nobody is substi-
tuted for 'none.'" I like my
sentence, ma am, "None of the
words have any meaning"
New Castle: Not long ago you
wrote, Its something we should
Evening star., 1953-10-07

all strive for" Venerable sir,
only the ignorant end sentences
with prepositions.-J. r. E.
A. That the end-of sentence
proposition is incorrect is a
superstition and nothing more.
What would we do without
What are you looking for?"
tits nothing to write home
about" What business are you
engaged in?"
I shall admit that I dislike
the sentence uttered by the
peevish l-g-n-d Qittle girl next
door): "Mommie, what did you
bring that book up to me to be
READ to out of from for?"
dramatically correct).
But I reserve the right to say,
'It'S something we should all
strive for" We certainly should
have to speak a much sitter
language than we do if we chose
to say, "It's something for which
we should all strive"
It's an issue that we're in
clined to make too much OF.
distributed by McNaught Syndicate.
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Evening star., 1953-06-12
Capt. lunger Commands
Anacostia Traininq Unit

Capt. John Philip Lunger.
former commanding officer OF the
aircraft carriers Ranger and VAL
ley Forge, will take over COM
mand of the Naval Air Reserve
Training Unit at Anacostia next
week.
Capt. Lunger, 43, and a native
Of New York, will succeed Capt.
Robert E. c. Jones, who leaves to
take command of a seaplane
tender.
Capt. Lunger commanded
Bombing SquadronS Al and IA
at one time during World War II
and led them on the Norway
raid off the carrier Ranger. He
served from 1943 to 1916 with
the Bureau of Aeronautics here.
Most recently, he has been
serving on the staff of the COM
mandant Of the Tenth Naval
District, San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Evening star., 1953-06-12
Ward for Alcoholics
At 6aIIinger Urged
On District Heads

The Commissioners were to be
asked today to approve establish
ment Of 40-bed alcoholic ward
in Gallinger Hospital.
The proposal, drawn by Com
missioner Renah F. Camalier.
would require a $33,795 ap-
preparation, either as an amend
ment or a supplemental item in
the fiscal 1854 budget.
Additional money would be
needed for more personnel-a
medical officer, five nurses, a
social worker and two attendants.
No extra money would be re-
quired for physical facilities since
the ward would be located on
the first floor of the east build
ing psychiatric unit at GAL
linger.
Alcoholics now are mixed with
pSychotics on the first two floors
Of that unit. Under the proposal,
the psychotics would be segre-
gated on the second floor.
A bigger staff is needed to pro-
vide around-the-clock care for
psychotics. The alcoholics, it was
reported, have been helping to
care for the psychotics, and pro-
vision must be made to fill the
gap. If and when they are segre-
gated.
The separation is desirable,
according to health authorities,
since accidents may occur in a
combined ward. and rehabilita-
ton workers would be able to
work with the alcoholics without
danger from the psychotics.
Evening star., 1953-06-12

Housewives whose hands are
frequently in water = secretaries
who do lot of tipping in fact,
women in all walks of life are
.raving about Spillpruf Cutex,
the nail polish that wears so much
better!
Here's the reason Cutex gives you
such lasting, non-chip wear: it's
the only nail polish made with
EndmelOn. This special Harden
ing" lacquer makes your Cutex
manicure dry in mere seconds -
set with a jewel-like finish that
won't chip or peel, that stays per-
feet for days!
The sensational Spillpruf bottle is
another Cutex plus! No chance of
nail polish accidents spelling
clothes. rugs, or furniture. If you
Evening star., 1953-06-12
ZuIIes Named to Head
AVG House in D. C.

Reginald H. Zalles, national
executive secretary of Ameri-
cans for Democratic Action, has
been elected president of the
Washington American Veterans
Committee House. 1871 New
Hampshire avenue NV.
Mr.. zalles succeeds Andrew
E. Rice, who becomes vice presi-
Evening star., 1953-06-12
Citizen BUYS Liqht

The Town Council of Lough-
borough, England. has accepted
the offer of IS a year made by a
householder to have street
lamp outside his home left on
all night.
Evening star., 1953-06-12
NO CHIPS ON FINGERTIPS
Nail Polish oith Enamelon Years Longer-COsts Less!

accidentally overturn Spillpruf
Cutex, the polish is actually
"locked" inside until you can right
the bottle!
Beautiful reds, pinks, Wines
with a harmonizing shade Of Cutex
STAY FAST Lipstick! Ask for
Cutex on your next shopping trip!
Spillpruf Cutex, 25f and 15f plus
tax.
Evening star., 1953-06-12

dent. Others elected are Mrs.
Sybil Bishop. secretary: Philip
T. Allen. treasurer: Belford H.
Lawson, vice chairman Of the
board, and Clenen j. Bishop. ex-
ecutive director.
Evening star., 1953-06-12
Pages to Hold Dance

Capitol Page School gradu-
ates will hold a dance at 8 pm.
tomorrow in the Hotel Statler.
Evening star., 1953-06-12
Points for Purents-syEs Esy,h. 7h.ms. w.ree.

Son-I just hate sister!
Mother-Sit down in that chair
and let me see if can make you
realize what a terrible thing that
is to say.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
LARGE CT LOAN
CONE MAKE OFFER

1908 NO. HARRISON ST,
MUST SELL THIS VACANT. mos
convenient, newly redec. brick ram.
bier, ! BLOCK FROM ST. ANN's
CHURCH AND PAR HIAI
SCHOOL. Lge. liv. rm. with firepl.
DIN. rm., equipped kit. with break
fast space, lge. master bedrm. with
"a path. 2 more good bedrms,. tiled
path. Screened side porch. Bsmt
having heated recr. rm. with firepl.
laVatory. Very reaS. terms. Imme.
date possession. Directions: From
Hecnts store continue on out Will
son blvd. to No. Harrison St, turn
right to open sign.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
Now Hear This
Armed Forces Special!

IS yrs solving the problems of on
GERS of the several services reporting
in. Most of the locations are in
excellent neighhorhoods not more
than 10 min. from the Pentagon
and Navy Annex
Evening star., 1953-08-30

1901 Conn Ave. NV. DI. 7-31OO
Evening star., 1953-08-30
HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.
S. Arlington Ridge Rd.

S. Arlington Ridge Rd.
OAKCREST
OWNER NOV MoyyING TO FLA. MAKES
4 BEDRMS.
LARGE LIV. RM.. WITH LOG BURN
KIT. WIFI BREAKFAsT NOOK. i Il
BATHS, SIDE SCR. PORCH. FULL
BIAAsSEIsMAENNT. EIASIsA ATTACHED GARAGE,
Insulated, weatherstripped,
screened, and storm SaShed
throughout. House is stu
ated on large corner lot.
$3.50 sl WITH VERY GooD TERMS.
EXTRA LOT OF 70x170
FIT. ALSO AVAIL. FOR
PURCHASE.
OPEN SAT- T.-SUN., TIL 6 PM.
DIRECTIONS: OVER ] 4th ST. BRIDGE
ON SHIRLEY HWY. TO S. ARL.
RIDGE RID. AND 272s AND OPEN
SIGN.
DANIEL E. RAGALIE
75S 23rd st. S, Arlington Va.
OF. 4-9410 IA. 7-1223
Evening star., 1953-08-30
THE SUNDAY STAR BIS
Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 80, 1853
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

acres. This beautifui GiIns'1 brick home. >
located near Falls Church, is In eX-
cement condition throughout. Built
IN lH4l. 1t contains the finest ma
IerlalS' and is exceptionally we'll
heavy slate roof. copper suffering
and water pipes, de luxe new equip
ment, SpactousneSs and charm plus
are some Of the features found. Set
among ancient towering trees with
long black-top driveway, 1t is indeed
gracious hall. full bath. large living
room, mirrored fireplace and picture
windows, dining room, q large mod =
ern equipped Kitchen (deep freeze,
washer-dryer. disposal, diShwasherj
,with very large de luxe dining area.
ditlonal wing consists Of den. maid &
room and bath which may be used
as an apartment; Pullman kitchen.
md n: bedrooms. walk-in cedar -
lined closets, dressing room. . baths,
Garage space for 3 cars. shown By
appointment only.
RAvENWooD, on III
acres with stream. This Charming
home designed for gracious living
IS in excellent condition. Through =
ANAb AoA OlC CAlbGtS tilE 1lNluk
room Q7x31 ftD, many windows,
Anderson make, with pleasant view
OF trees and garden, and q Colo
nial fireplace. Magnificent screened
porch 14x35 ft.) with built-in bar
becue, opening onto large terrace
and sarden. Dining room with fire.
place and steel grill. Large equipped
KITCHEN. Stainless-Steel sink. de luxe
utility room, extra sink. pantry. n
bath Master bedroom with picture
windows. fireplace and private bath,
complete the first floor.
On the second floor there are two
other bedrooms and bath. Full base
ment. Large unfinished recreation
room, bath, space for maids room,
Oil h.-w. heat. Two-car attached
garage, storage wall. Price reduced
for immediate sale.
ROMYE LAMBORN
oT. 1856 or. 4-s03S
Evening star., 1953-08-30

Convenient terms arranged. An
older home but one of the most at
tractive we have offered this season.
Living room, huge dining room, 3
lovely bedrooms, attractive break
last room and beautifully equipped
Kitchen including a new automatic
washer. and on a very large land
scaped lot. Don't miss this onel
Evening star., 1953-08-30
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
OPEN 81
ARLINGTON, NORTH
Spacious Thr0llUhOl1t


Spacious Throughout
51O9 NO. 25th ST.
Appealing brick Cape Cod, situated
lot; quiet residential area. Featur-
ing. bay windows in both liv. rm
and din. rm.; rms. are lge. through
out. There is an ATTRACTIVE DEN
AND "a BATH ON 1st FLOOR, Up
stairs, = lge. bedrms-. bath. Full
bsmt. Asking S20,950. Excel. terms
Immediate possession. Directions
Out Arl. blvd (Rt. 5O1 through
Seven Corners (Ft. Buffalo. con-
tinuing on Rt so to No. George
Mason .rd., turn right to No. 25th
ST., right to open sign.
LARGE CT LOAN
5717 NO. FAIRFAX RID.
Excel. hoor plan and a beautifully
Shrubbed lot (many dog woods and
roSeSl commends this comfortable
3-bedrm. brick Colonial situated in
quiet area across from park. Full
bSmt. with lavatory. Fenced rear
yard. Fairly priced at SiS,5O0 and
you can ASSUME AN S1l.3OO CT
LOAN-$101 per mo. covers prin-
clpal, interest, ins. and taxes. Di-
rectionS: From Glebe rd.-Wash. blvd.
intersection continue on out Wash.
blvd, to No. KenSington St. turn
left to No. Fairfax rd.. right to
open sign.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
BUY MODERN

OPEN, 1-8 PM.
The "eye to the future" buyer-to
hciency appeals = must see this
home; FULL ENTRANCE HALL leads
to striking llV. rm., exposed beam
ceiling, brick floor-to-ceiling fire.
place, wall-to-wall carpeting. win
dow wall and French doors to side
yard; kitchen of tomorrow is yours
today; .6e luxe range, Hot Point H.
It.. 2-dr. refg., dishwasher. disposal,
7-ft. breakfast bar, washer and
dryer; the 3 bedrms. have excellent
closet space and will handle twin
beds; Hollywood compartmented
bath with BUILT-IN DRESSING
TABLE; all-brick construction with
lifetime roof. oil INV. radiant heat:
HUGE I5UJEGj E,,,LEV LEVEL LOT WITH CITY
To. inspect: Drive out Lee hwy. to
Old Dominion, bear right on Old
Dominion approx. 2 miles to 1St
left turn past the Kirby I'd. over
pass, turn left on Birch ave. to
Burns drive, right to house. 1909
Burns drive. FOLLOW THE METZ
LER ARROWS
METZLER-Va. Office
3S11 Lee Hwy. IA. 5-7575
Open 9 AM. a PM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03

five more such hotels are ex-
pected to be let out before the
end of the year. The program
for 1854 calls for the construction
Of 10 more tourist hotels through
out the island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03

of a trout, mackerel, a reddish
or a bluef1sh for his dinner.
For Deep Sea Fishing
Party boats, that provide both
bait and all equipment, take
groups of 20 to 30 on fishing
cruises in deep water, at prices,
on the average, of 81 a person
for the whole days outing. You
bring your own lunch-or plan
to eat your catch as facilities
for cooking are provided. Boats
for private parties are available
and are priced according to the
number in the party and the
size Of the boat, up to $40 a day.
The spring season along the
coast is delightful through April
and May. June definitely is sum-
mer. but moderated by the con-
slant breezes OF the water. Sep
TENDER and october are ideal in
stretches, though the rains begin
in this season and occasional
storms whip up in the Gulf.
The Gulf Coast then slips back
into its role as a passage route
to lower Florida, where tourists
stop over when the days are
pleasant, as there is always
beauty and something going on
of interest. There are deer and
other game in the region that
may be hunted in open season,
and the rivers that prod north
from the coastline penetrate a
tangled tropical wilderness few
visitors know exists but which
occasional adventures explore
for a vacation thrill that is dis
tinctly different.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03
Oreeon's Roads,
Park Improved

SALEM, Oreg.-The stage is
set for Oregon's 1853 vacations
Part of this years vacation
enjoyment in Oregon will be due
to many miles of newly con-
structed highway. including Sec
lions of U. S. 80 at Ladd Canyon
near La Grande and the Column
bia River Gorge and sections of
U. S. SO south of Eugene. The
coastal route-U. S. 101-has
newly reconstructed sections
near Cannon Beach and between
Coos Bay and Coquille.
Oregon's State Parks Divi-
sion. too, is making improve
ments. On the coast, improve
ments are being made at Cape
Lookout State Park near Tilla-
nook; Spencer Creek, south OF
Otter Rock, Humbug Mountain
State Park, Harris Beach State
Park, Big Creek, south of New
port. Lost Creek, north of VALID
port. and at Tillamook Head
near Cannon Beach.
Improved camping facilities
are expected to be ready at Emf
grant Springs State Park on u
S. 80 between Pendleton and La
Grande.
In all. over 200 State parks
will be maintained for the en-
joyment of all during the COM
ing season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03

breeze of the Gulf which, I'M
fortunately. seldom penetrates
far inland.
The stretch of beach between
Panama City and Pensacola is
lined at intervals with rows Of
prim new summer cottages and
motorcourts. In price these
range from the inexpensive to
sitter rates for the more luxuri-
Gus accommodations. Yet prices,
generally, scale lower than South
Florida.
Cottages and courts face
directly on the water and most
motels have housekeeping &C
commodations. Fish is abundant.
excellent and cheap-if you pre-
fer to buy your dinner rather
than catch it.
There are stores at convenient
intervals and Small-town shop
ping centerS. Fruit is cheap in
season and groceries can be had
at about the prices that prevail
back home.
Night Clubs, Too
For those who enjoy more
vigorous entertainment, there
are night clubs spotted along
the coast, and always one within
easy driving distance. Here there
is gay music, dancing and
usually a floor show in a roman
tic setting that commands a
view of open water. Prices for
this type of entertainment are
no strain on modest budget.
At Pensacola there is dog rae
ing. There is an excellent beach
on Santa Rosa Island, a short
drive from the city. Summer
regattas are held on Pensacola
Bay, where there is water skiing,
sailing and other sports.
The city has excellent shops;
entertainment, hotels and his
toric shrineS are we'll worth visit
ing. The Fiesta of Five Flags,
June lib, is the gala event of
the city's summer season. This
includes a historic pageant, pa
rades, costume balls and the
choosing of a queen of beauty.
All along this coast. deep water
fishing is a thrilling experience.
But for those who prefer to
enjoy this sport without the ex-
pense of boat hire. it is con-
venient to drop a line from one
of the numerous highway bridges
where the angler may be sure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03
Home Of Kings Open
For Summer Tourists

NEW YORK.-Scotland's old
est inhabited house, Traquair,
once royal palace, will be open
to the public until September,
according to the British Travel
Association.
Twenty-seven kings, Scottish
and English. have stayed at the
mansion. First royal visitor was
Alexander I. who ruled in Scot
land in 1107.
Traquair House is 6 miles
from PEBBLES. a center for ex-
ploring the Scottish lowlands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03
Resort Area to Hold
Child Beauty Contest

ELLENVILLE, N. Y.-Jack
Kramer. Secretary-treasurer of
the Ulster County Resort Asso-
citation. has announced that plans
are under way by the association
to conduct the Most
Beautiful Child" contest among
the estimated 100000 youngsters
who will be accompanied by their
parents in the various Ulster
County hotels during the forth
coming season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03
Ocean City Hotel
To Open in May

OCEAN CITY, N. 1.-THE
Allyn Hotel on Brighton place
will open for the season in the
latter part of May.
The Elida Hotel on Central
avenue is charging and modern
iZing its public dining room,
which has been featured for the
past few years. The improve
ments will include an all-glass
front and entirely new equip
ment.
Spotlighted on the list of new
attractions for the coming season
will be speedboat rides on the
flying saucer, now nearing COM
pletion in the Holtz Boat Works.
The boat, with an overall length
of "a feet, will have a capacity
for 100 passengers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03
Pennsy Diners Offer
New Low-CuIory Meal

PHILADELPHIA. - To meet
the needs of many of it's passen-
gers who eat with an eye on the
scales, the Pennsylvania Rail-
roads dining cars now serve for
the first time on any railroad a
special "streamliner" meal total
ing just 470 calories.
Designed to permit weight
watchers to take to the rails
without giving calories a second
thought and without upsetting
their dietary applicants, the
streamiiner meal includes a to-
mato juice appetizer, broiled
chopped sirloin of beef served
with diced fresh carrots, head
lettuce salad served with nom
fattening dressing, two Ry-Krisp
served without butter, half
grapefruit without sugar and tea
or coffee with Saccharine.