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Evening star., 1953-04-07
The Weather Here and Over the Nation

cloudiness, with mild in after
noon
Wlnd-Moderat winds from
the northwest tonight, gentle
northeaSterS tomorrow.
Five-Day Forecast for Washing
ton and Vicinity, April 8-12.
Temperatures will average
near or a few degrees above nor
NAL. Washington normals for
this period are So and 43 for the
| daily high and low. Rain late
tomorrow. tomorrow night and
Thursday, and again about Sat-
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tion has revised downward the
budget requests of nearly all de-
partn1ents and agencies from the
amounts asked originally BY the
outgoing Truman. administra.
ton, Chairman Taber OF the
House group feels that still more
cuts can be made. r.. - -.
I: The Interior Department cut
its budget request by 8 per cent
under original budget estimates,
but Mr.. Taber and his colleagues
feel that "a sharper cut can be
made. And that goes for the rest
Of the departments and agencies.
they say.
IMPORTANT DECISION -
The Supreme Courts decision
yesterday in refusing to upset a
U. s. Court Of Appeals decision
on veterans preference in Gov
ernment employment is one Of
the most significant Federal en-
ploye developments in the last
few years.
The Importance is that veter-
ans preference is now strength
ened more than ever and bars
any administrative moves by the
Civil Service Commission or any
other agency to modify it.
The case involved veterans in
supervisory positions in naval
shipyards. The CSC had allowed
the Navy, in a reduction-in-
force program, to denote the
veterans and retain non-veterans
who the department contended,
we're more efficient in their jobs.
The csc had ruled that. in these
supervisory jobs. the depart
ment could waive veterans pref
erence, If the non-veterans were
considered more valuable.
But the Supreme Courts ac-
ton yesterday bans any easing
of veterans preference rights.
And the CSC will have to revise
it's regulations to make certain
that there will be no future
attempts to modify the rules.
AAA
COMMISSION - Administra-
ton officials have confirmed this
columns disclosure several weeks
ago that Fred Lawton, special as
sistant to the director of the
Budget Bureau, is due to be ap-
pointed as the Democratic men,
ber of the Civil Service Commits
sion. The ofdcials say the ap-
pointment will be announced
soon.
Meanwhile, the Senate Civil
Service Committee meets at 1890
a m. tomorrow on the nomination
of George M. Moore as associate
Republican member Of the csc.
Committee and Senate approval
are certain.
WORDS AND ACTION-The
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Chinese Nationalist Government
against Gen. P. T. Now and Col.
V. S. HSiang. Gen. Now, for
mer Nationalist Government
purchasing officer here, and Col.
Hsiang were enjoined in District
Court here from disposing of
funds the Nationalist leaders
seek to recover. The U. S. Court
of Appeals for the District of
Columbia had upheld the lower
court action.
Evening star., 1953-04-07

District and vicinity-Fair and
cooler tonight, lowest about IS.
Tomorrow, increasing cloudiness,
with mild in the afternoon.
MISUNDERSTANDING and cooler
tonight, low 35-40 in extreme
west and 40-46 in east and CEN
trail portions Tomorrow, in
creasing cloudiness, with mild in
afternoon.
Virginia-Fair and cooler to-
night, low 35-40 in extreme west
and 4O-48 in east and central
portions. Tomorrow, increasing
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liam D. DeLong. Madeline j,
Molitor, Walter C. Green, Nettie
D. Berg. Raymond j. Slert, Dewey
l.. Entrekin. Leon M. Smith,
Helen M. Sharpe. Elmer l..
Banker, C. Dan Holman and Rob-
ert c. Robinson.
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Eisenhower Supports
Koreo Clothing Drive
By the A1soeiofed Press

NEW YORK. April 7.-Presi-
dent Eisenhower says there is
mo cause worthier" than the
Nationwide clothing drive this
month and next by the Ameri-
can Relief for Korea.
Gen. Eisenhower supported
the drive yesterday in a letter to
national chairman Douglas Fair
banks. Six million pounds of
clothing are being sought in a
houSe-to- house canvass.
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SOOu 84tS1"
ward. z
= The House
-Appropri-
.ations CO m
n1ittee IS the
key unit on
money m . t.
ters, since It is
the group IN
Congress that
initiates . IL
&C ction y on
fund requests.
Although the
e is e n h over
admin istra.
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The FedeIul spot tlight
The FedeTul Spotlight ..
Committee Action on interior
To Give Clue on Fund Cuts
By Joseph Yovno

Government employees should get pretty
economy cuts Congress has in mind when Appropa
lions Committee reports its first 1854 money Monday
The b win contain the 1854 operating
The commitee8 action Interiors budget request
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Rain is expected tonight sections
States and the Upper Mississippi Valley Showers
dershOwers will fall in the Lower and Central Mississippi
Valley the South Central Plains and Northern Florida
Rain mixed with is due in the Northern Palms. while
urries will fall in the higher elevations
Cooler weather is slated for the Northern
cihc States. -AP Wrephoto
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urday, totaling about q inch.
River Report
Potomac River cloudy at Harpers Ferry
and at Great Falls; Shenan andoah cloudy
at HarperS Ferry. -
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terion Of what other departments
and agencies can expect ID ti1etr;;
money bills. which win toilgWi
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HOURS:

opea veekdsys = an. 70
I D.m.: 'e-spsa Thussdsys
5 p.m. y s 49,: sesa Set.
ssdays : en-. 70 z Aess.
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WORDS AND ACTlON-Tt
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Aue Gun aHo moon.
Rises. Sets.
gun To-Day 5:44 6:37
sun, tomorrow 6:42 6:3S
Noon. today l:bl Am II .28 q m
Automobile lights must be turned on
one-half hour After sunset
Evening star., 1953-09-16
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

EDELMAN, MOVING AND STORAGE:
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 9-2937; eyes,, RIA. 3-14l6.
500 SO. FIT. Of storage space; good
for, any small business; heat. lights
and water; air conditioned. rear of
1920 Irving st. NV. -2l
MOVING ACROSS THE. STREET OF
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. 7-0104 UNION STOR-
AGE CO. INC Established 1905
ARE YOU MOVING to California or
to some other. Western State? Daily
service on household goods and
autos at lower rates. .1UDSON
FORWARDING. MA S-4S52
LIGHT HAULING. local moving,
beaches esp. S. L. MORRIS. 4510
18th st. NV. Call TU. 2-1150 after
ROYALL TRANSFERRING will move
you by job or Sc hr.; 6 rms. as low
as $50. AID. 4-6777.
MOVING AND HAULING-Pads and
van service; reasonable rates. H.
GREENE. Ii. 4-253S. 80
HILLS TRANSFER-Any day or hr.
small and large Jobs; trained men
load: short bkngs.; ms. Ii. 6-9342.
LIGHT HAULING AND MOVING
Reasonable rates. AID. 4-4037.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

CLOSE-IN FURN. APT. for bachelor
Naval Ofhcer with yen for writing,
MIDDLE AGED CPLE. wants 2-bed-
rm. unfurn. apt. in up-to-date apt.
bldg. NV; section. not over S10O
mo: No children, no pets. DU: T.
TWVoSeBEDRM. APT, furn., s75; 1n-
i. MRS. HOWE. WA. 7-i04O. IT.
EFFIC. APT. in Silver Spring; conv
to transp;; NOT to exceed $50 mo
3 CLEAN unfurniShed rms, NV, mid
dle-aged couple. Vic. $55. References
CoLoREDMa OR 8 BEDRM. APT,
rsas. rent; Good reference. Phone
CoIoREDMsseO G ST. N.w.-6
rms. kit. and bath: $62 so mo.
1894 G st; n.w.-9 rms: and bath,
4 NORRIS: Realtors. RE. 7-65S5.
COLORED-240? Ist ST. .N.W.--9
rms. ga baths, oil heat, newly
decor. throughout. AID. 4-2073.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

MASTER BEDROOM, home privileges
sep. refgr.; accept child, baby sit
evenings. AID. 4-7945. I6a
COUPLE or 2 girls wanted to share
turn; ra house in Sc. section. LU
N.W.-5 or girls share 4 bedrms.
= baths. lge. liv. rm., piano, fireol.,
full din rm.. lge. kitchen, den, II 1T
refgr.-freezer. automatic washer
dryer; nicely furnished. Consenia,
widow occupies 3rd-fl apt. Desirable
location. ME. S-1792. IL
1852 ST. S.E.-Settled couple
white. no children. to share my home
wife as companion; light house.
keeping. for semi-invalid lady. Nc
rent. LU. 1-3964. -21
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED


GEORGIA AVE. AND HAMILTON ST.
N.W.-6 rms. with garage; nice
neighborhood; conv. transp. Ina
DUPONT CIR. AREA--11 rms,
bathrooms gas auto: heat; semidet.
house; lease $500 mo. DU. 7-6644.
KENSINGTON. MD.-Almost new o
story, 3-bedrm. home; avail. immed.
$3.50. STANDARD PROPERTIES.
IN nc cFAkRAGtf hR. S?t4S4; sr. NE2M6ig N.E.-2-6eidg9m
house in excel. cond,. $50 mo. Cal
OWNER, RA. 6-5614. go
SEAT PLEASANT, 715 71st ave.
nearly new bEk;. semidet; 2 bedrmS.
DUNN g. CO.. Realtor, WA. 7-004s
VACANT. $50 Butternut st. NV
Two aptS., det.; 10 lge. rms. 2 baths
kits: Oil. flne int. ext. paint anc
repair porches next ,wk:: big yard
other houses. Inspect. RA. 8-1122
-l7
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VA RENTAT, NEEnFn
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
JEWELRY AND PAWNING; very re,

JEWELRY AND PAWNING; very rea-
sonable; have other store; forced to
sell: Call ME. S-7674.
BOWLING ALLEYS and soda foun-
eTicad exGei riopf Gopd an fHe eEg, small business;
EXTENSIVE CHAIN of lending libra.
rleS in Va. Md. and D. C. Estab-
lished over 80 yrs. Excellent op-
portun1ty for young man interested
n1nop;dgtg in operating his own business. No
e1Pehs5sr Box 4oET syn M Fs1 81.
ROOMING HOUSE-31a baths: rents
SlS1. .l2. income. $531; utilities. SIS.
Call RE. 7-5107, for appointment.
LUNcHEoNETTE AND GROCERY
can DO more. Priced to Sell quick
Gan be seen at 1414 67th ave. Sc,
RooM1SG a1{5Sifsi Nd hhousE, W. of nHa DUPONT
real estate and furn.. owner asks
S23,000, with extremely low down
pymt. and bal. in one 1st trust.
For further details. call EN-. =
REALToR' $50 55oe CON conn. ave- "ANRtS. nv
500 SO. FT. Of storage space; OF
good for any small business; heat
Light and water. air conditioned.
RooMING House, sTSihE 10th h. and n5W Pa ave
3-unit apt. Good income. Will trade
for good used car. NO. 1852
RESTAURANT, diner type, on Lee
hwy; seats 40. Air cond. Closes al
day. business can be greatly in in
creased with longer hrs. Price only
$4,000, with 1900 cash down
" W. E, THRIFT E[R s exclusive MA; g.
ALL I14s ) e foUfFpf6 UP fI59"7 RESTAURANT
ease Tsaay 1871 5pf 9th RHsReSi sf NV see MR
PHILIP HIRSCHEL. 724 9th st
NV: RIM. 304, RE. 7-337S.
MODERN 3-bay service station, fol
lease; small capital Investment re:
JE. 3-3210 between 6 and 8 pm
HAT ROOM CONCESSION, busy loca.
tion; refined clientele. Call MR.
COHEN between ~ pm. for ap-
BakfRY RGintRen'; srhXDscent.r hX $-8t3 Sa Market
City, .5th and K sts. NV. Excel. op-
por. for home baked goods. No COM
petition. Phone ST. 3-S932 for, full
Office iPFf6RSflShi AND sToRERooM. 600 600 So
pair si Service. Heat, light and and water
1870 Irving st. NV. WA: 7-%%7S
VARIETY STORE, BEER. Good bus.
SFfs %fte caXRfFs ff S$ Oqa sR1Ga esa Sa6 s2 Be
1890 @SG' FT. F. on NV FIRST FLOOR, par PARK.
ing for 40 cars with "a rms, 2
baths, can be used for motel, con-
valescent home, rest home or stor-
age. At District line. MR.. M1LoR
vAeuUM Aei M CLEANER. Z sewing machine mlS
gain for cash. MR.. JOHNSON, ~
Beauty 1i1S SHOP. colored; well 10,
Gated; fully equipped and ready fol
immediate use. Ii. 6-9264. 90"
GROCERY STORE, in Virginia, or
$500; @ s., 900 900 '; down; ;NAT1oNAf AZ ci
REALTY, ia. s-0049; eve., ia
DUE 10 1LLNEss-Forced to s sell
well-established restaurant. beer and
wine business $4,000 annual
gross, IS to 90 per cent net; 10
vestigation. Price $500 cash. No
offers. For appt., call UN. 4-0314.
PUBLISHER DESIRES partner. able
to spend full time and small invest
ment in new Wash. mag. Box 44S-
r. Star. II"
REST, with beer, whisky; good for
partners or man and wife; low down
REPAIR AND SALES sHoP; wa washers
refrigerators, televisions; modern
shop equipment; panel truck; idea
man and wife operation: So. SOC
cash. will handle. See MR.. PRIDGEN,
Evening star., 1953-09-16

GEORGETowN-Prospect ave. resi-
dences have monopoly on the
River View! A view which stimu-
lateS during the day and thrills at
night! One such is now available
with living room comprising the
entire middle floor. its south wall
of plate glass commanding the view
The ground floor contains the utility
room, kitchen and dining room with
access to the garden. Above the
living room are = bedrooms. . baths
and a ''tuck-a-way" through which
is access to the Roof Observatory
try it on a star-lit night! Call Mrs
Mark. DE. 2-4101 for appt. to
inspect. Quick possession. Exclusive
agent.
On quiet street OF Mass. ave.-Dig-
nifled residence. 1st fl. designed
for formal entertaining. End f. has
four spacious corner bedrooms,
large baths; Bird A., 3 large bed
rooms and bath. Patio and Gear
garage in, rear. To inspect, call
Mrs. Mark. DE. 2-410I.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

ALEx.-3-bedrm. row brick, in excel
cond;; mr.: Pentagon. schools, etc
ROGERS HGTS.-3 bedrms., 20-ft
liv. .rm. with firepl.,. din. rm., bsmt:
knotty pine den; shady lot: SI25
BOWERS BROS, AP. 7-S4O0. IL
OFF VlERS MILL RD., near st
GATHERINGS. Lovely clean 6-rm
home; gas heat, wash. machine
ideal for children; 500 mo. RA
3-5454 or ME. S-5454.
SILVER SPRING AREA-Have sew
eral houses, some with options Il
buy. SIGLER & CO.. LO. 4-S3S3
HE. 4-8193. -22
3-BEDRM BRICK with bsmt.; S13J
ARLINGTON FoREsT-Large type
3-bedrm.. full bsmt.. Colonial home
most convenient location; SI5O
Call +. E. MALCOLM. Realtor. ia
7-3024.
NEAT AND IMMACULATE 5-ROON
BRICK; full bsmt.; fenced front ant
rear yards. N. Arl.; S115 mo.
Six-room brick Colonial; semidet.
full bsmt.. with recr. room and
bath. N. Arl.; S155.
In Sleepy Hollow Knolls-3- -bedrm.
brick rambler; full bsmt. with y
bath; on 2-acre lot; $3.50.
HOLLEY-THOMPSON, KE. $3.50
Evening star., 1953-09-16

SOLE REMAINING 3-bedroom corner
duplex: Bradlee Towers; wall-to-wa
carpettng. Sale II desired. Available
immed. XII. $1,000. 16"
n. ARL.-5-rm. apt; 1st A. of 2-fam-
lily unit. lge. living rm., fireplace;
bedrmS., dining rm. ana EQUIPPED
kit, garage and all utilities included
tor, KE, S-6677; ewes. JE. 3-1I41
S9I.5O-S5T. ARLINGTON-Bedroom
liv. rm., kit. din. alcove, bath: closC
to Wash.-Lee shopping center, Ft
Myer; ,nr; intersection Arl. and
Wash. blvdS. EN-. 3-561S days; EN-
3-920S evenings. -22
CONV. FIT. MYER-Attrac. garden
apt. avail. for immed. occupancy;
conv. to stores and transp.; $3.50,
IOi9 18th st. NV. Ma S-05S21 ii
Evening star., 1953-09-16
COOPERATIVE APTS. SALE

COLUMBIA RD. N.W.-Large apt. in
eStab COOP; includes huge foyer. 3
large. rooms. kit. pantry and bath;
excellent view Of the city; eley; and
switchboard service. Price, S1l 500
Please call Mr.. Gavin. with H. G
sMITHY 20 CO.. ST. $4,000: res.
ECONOMY is a special feature Of
this large 1-bedrm. apt, mr.. Meridi-
an Park. Foyer Sx10. liv. rm. l5x:!3
din. rm. 15x15. bedrm. 15x11. This
long established coop. offers a
convenient 'close-in" location and
unusual roomineSS. The price is
only $500 with 81 800 cash ano
total monthly payments would be
approximately S95. Please call Mr.
Gavin, with H. G. SMITHY CO.
ST. $4,000; res, AID. 2-5004. IL
PORTER ST, Mr.. CONN. AVE.-Im-
maculate 2-bedroom apt with mou-
ern bath and kit, many extras
Excellent shopping, transportation
and residential neighborhood. Priced
to sell, terms. Please call Mr. Gavin
with H. G. SMITHY CO. ST. g.
1900: res. AID. 2-5004. III
APT, in excellent con-
dition, in large elevator apt. bldg;
in desirable NV. location. Lo
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT


OWNERS-HigheSt cash for your
property or 2nd trust. Free ap-
praisal. MR.. WHITE. IA. 1888.
SILVER SPRING AREA-Have clients
waiting for >, 3 and bedrm.
houses, with options to buy, if pos
sible. SIGLER & CO., LO. 4-S3S3,
FACTORY MANAGER and wife wish
to lease 3 or bedrm. house, con-
venient to Pentagon area. Call
MRS. GORDEN WOODS at North
7-4430. 17s
THREE -BEDRM. unfurn. house or
apt; no children, vic. Amer. Univ
PIX. EN-. 3-051S.
WE HAVE CLIENTS waiting to rent
homes in D. C. and nearby Md
Call LA. 6-6666. PECK CO.
VA. RENTAL NEEDED
Our quick rental service to choose
tenants will satisfy YOU. Ask our
landlords. Courtesy service. Clients
waiting for homes and apartments,
from $50 to S225. Ask for Mr..
Seay, jr,, JE. 2-262O. JOSEPH W.
SEAY CO, 113 W. Broad St, Falls
Church, Va.
Evening star., 1953-09-16
WANT A
KING-SIZED APT?
YOU'LL FIND THEM AT
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS APIS

IN ARLINGTON. VA.
2-bedrm. apts. from S94.50 month
Rent Includes All Utilities
Then come out now and see our newly
this ultramod., conv. and charming
garden community. All apis. have 2
or , exposures, 8 huge closets. beaut
kits. and bath, etc, and there are
broad, well-kept lawns, inclosed
private parking facilities, etc. Just
moments from the Pentagon and
downtown D. c.. on good bus transp.
To reach: Out Columbia pike to
Greenbrier st. right 1 long blk. to
mgr.'s ONCE on right at S15 Green
brier. Open daily and Sun, 1913.
Call ia. 1855.
JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT CO.
1920 K st. NV. EX. 3-1S11
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NAYLOR GARDENS

NAYLOR GARDENS
For sale-Two-b bedrm. unit, 2nd A.;
OPP. park. Monthly cost only S64,75,
incl. utils. Mr.. Rowland, LU. 1-7069,
with DRURY REALTY CORP, 10l1
goth st. NV. DI. 7-4450.
COLORED-2IOO 18th ST. NV
bedrms.. liv. rm. and bath. in mod
ern bldg. small down pymt.: bal
ance SS5 mo. J. DALLAS GRADY
& SON, CO. 56222: ewes, WE.
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FALLS CHURCH AREA
Radiant Valley
SILVER SPRING

Beautiful brick, o-bedrm. rambler
with, large garage and partly I'm.
ished attic; gas heat. Only SIZE
per month. UN. 4-l143.
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GLOVER. PARK

Row brick: liv. rm., din. rm., kit,
2 bedrmS.. baths, rec. rm., ga
speet p6eae rlgHS No FOR appt 30 betore
1890 am. w. j. NEULAND. liz
Evening star., 1953-09-16

SEVERAL HOUSE APIS. avail. from
$50 to 500, unfurn.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Open 2 Days a Week
Realtors JE 2-2620
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CATHEDRAL HEIGHTS
MOST
UNUSUAL
FINANCING

Brand-new; vacant; 6-rm., 2la-batt
brick in the Georgetown manner,
blocks from WeStchester Apis. and
Mt Alto Hospital. 81. 500 DOWN
BALANCE IN ONE TRUST AT S145
A MO.
TENCHER- WALKER, INC.
REAL ESTATE CONSULTANTS
1922 Wis. Ave. AID. 4-2644
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SMALL ESTATE

different, high above
downtown Washington. Nicely re-
stored. Suburban-type home, on 8
wooded acres and Handicapped lawns;
8 rms, 4l2 baths; oil h.-w.h.; excel.
furnishings. Oriental rugs, etc :;
$500. To inspect, call Mrs. Lynch
with WAGGAMAN-BRA ME.
S-3S60: residence, DU. 7-S435.
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Monroe Nelson Apis.
SPACIOUS, DE LUXE
3-BEDROOM APTS.

$3.50, all utilities furnished. For in-
formation, call OV. 3-5173 or TIE
6-9272. Commonwealth and Monroe
aVeS., Alexandria, Va,
Evening star., 1953-09-16
BRICK--$13.OOO

Large detached nome, vicinity Catho-
lie University, 8 rooms, . baths;
auto. heat, Ist-fioor bath. e. kitch-
ems Vacant. Priced to sell.
PECK CO. LA. 6-6666
Evening star., 1953-10-02
Restaurants Cook Up Allure
To Offset WfeIv Hospitality

that last year the national res
tanrant business took in an esti-
mated SIS billion, and that in
the next 10 years this figure
might rise to $40 billion an
nSlally.
Mr.. Wheeler pointed out that
every effort is being made to
bring personality and hospitality
TO the misunderstanding the
restaurant just like the home at
jail times, just like company
looming"
I Wives are still the main COM
kpetitors, he added.
! Another speaker, who stressed
1.-THE promotional angle, was De-
witt Coffman, author and ad-
wiser to restaurant owners. For
merly with the Mayflower Hotel
Evening star., 1953-10-02
How to Stop Trips
By Congressmen:
Don't Elect Fools
By the Assoeia,ed Press

For those who object to how
some congressman behave on in
vestigating trips, Representative
Merrill. Republican. of Indiana
has a word of advice: Just don't
send a fool to Congress" tT
Mr.. Merrill devoted his current
letter to constituents to "a par
tial defense of the congressional
junket," the name often given
a House or Senate committee
tour. 'a
Such trips are often unneces-
sary. he wrote, and many times
individual Congressman have
made fools of themselves by their
poor conduct" He went on:
The solution is not to abolish
the investigating trips. The pro-
per answer is: just don't send q
fool to Congress-" a.
Evening star., 1953-10-02

here, he now is convention
manager in Philadelphia.
An effort is being made to
start cooks and bakers school
at the University of Maryland, it
was explained, with graduates
slated to enter the restaurant
industry. A committee appointed
to investigate this matter is
headed by Alfred A. McGarraghy,
owner of Sholl's Cafeteria at 511
Fourteenth street NV,
Evening star., 1953-10-02
Carlson Wants Efficiency
Ahead Of Postal Rate Rise
BY the As.oeleted Pres.

DETROIT. Oct. Senator
Carlson. Republican. of Kansas,
has indicated he will demand
that the Post Office Department
prove increased efficiency before
it asks more rate increases.
Senator Carlson, chairman of
the Senate Post Office and Civil
Service Committee, said in a talk
here he would feel justified in
asking such proof mot as pros
poets but as present facts"
He raised a question of man
power waste" and shameful
lack" of modern equipment in
the postal service.
The KanSan'S remarks may
have been significant. He made
them in the home State of POST
master General Summerf1eld.
Evening star., 1953-10-02

The restaurant business is
going in for personality to COM
pete with its worst enemy
the housewife and her hospital
ity.
This came out last night dur
ing a meeting of $50 restaurant
people in the main dining room
of the University of Maryland,
during which National Restau-
rant Month officially was in
augurated. It started yesterday.
Principal speaker was William
o. Wheeler, president of the Ma
tional Restaurant. Association,
with headquarters in Indian
apolis, Ind.
He painted an optimistic pic
ture for the industry. He said
Evening star., 1953-10-02
Glasses in Hebrew

Registration for the fall term
of evening classes in Hebrew
language and its literature will
be conducted under the auspices
of the District Recreation De-
partment by the Hebrew Circle
of Washington next Tuesday at
the Roosevelt Center, Thirteenth
and Upshur streets NV.
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Succoth Feast Set

The Young Married Club OF
the Jewish Community Center
will sponsor a Succoth Feast Of
Tabernacles at 8:15 pm. tomor-
row in the center at Sixteenth
and @ streets NV.
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YNYWPAY Fairfox, Va. Phone 1S6
! A10k 1AA Free porkino
JOEL McCREA In THE LONE HAND." {"
in Tech.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
1871 6szyl1 IEIenB0RIl % Mag'
Films of More Than Routine Merit

"COME BACK SHEBA" Shirley Booth in Academy
winning role.
"THE LAVENDER MOB" Guinness I'm wonderful
British farce.
"THI" a tender, romantic musical, with Leslie OarOn.
"INC SOLOMONS MINE" adventure in Africa with Stewart
Granger and Deborah
"THE NIUDLARK," Alec Guinness again. but this time in
delicate drama about Queen Victoria and htt lie boy
"CALL MADAM" Norman in the adaptation
of stage hit
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u. M LOEw'S

GTYNEET Leesbureh Pike, Route ?
SVNS&A A. Boiley Roads
Open $50. Starts r. "COME BACK
LITTLE SHEBA," BURT LANCASTER:
SHIRLEY BOOTH ACADEMY Award
Winner, $40; Plus my FRIEND
ALL and 1890. Also Cartoon.
Riddles Free.
Evening star., 1953-10-02

Starting Saturday, Oct. 3.
WHITE WITCH DOCTOR"
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EREEMREIT oreenbels, Nd.
UAsAsAASu0A3A OR. 3-2222 Free Porkins
Shows 7 and 9. E. FLYNN, B. CAMP
BELL, MASTER OF BALLANTRAE." !"
Tech. Cartoon.
Evening star., 1953-10-02

UU n MfRI Broneh Ave. Sc. IND. RI. 81
U1EANVA oI2 Miles So. Of D. c. Line
10. S-so89
Tonight Only. so Gallons Gas
Given Free to Lucky Winners.
On Giant Screen. Now and Sat.
All-Technicolor Show.
AUDIE MURPHY and JOAN LESLIE
in COLUMN SOUTH"
At $50; Plus
MAUREEN O'HARA, JEFF CHANDLER
FLAME OF ARABY"
At ZOO. 1920.
Sun. Mon. ISLAND IN THE SKY.
Reach: Branch Ave. S.E. Via Suitland
Pkwy. From S. Capitol Bridge or Via
Pa. Ave Sc. Drive 6A Mi So. OF
D. c. Line.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
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DRIVEN THEATERS
AIRPORT

AYDUnnT Arlington
kA4nE VnA OF. 4-Sl00
"GREAT SIOUX UPRISING" (Techl,
JEFF CHANDLER. at z and 1870;
Plus GIRLS OF PLEASURE ISLAND
(Tech.), DON TAYLOR, at 8:45. car
toon Located in Arlington on y; 5.
Route 1, just over the 14th st. Bridge.
Kids free.
Evening star., 1953-10-02

.EEY7 n AUDIE MURPHY, COLUMN
cStAV SOUTH" (Technicolor), at