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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED tcontl Bus. opPoR1uArlEs tc...

DET. 4-BEDRM. HOUSE; ga baths
rec, rm.,. dble. garage, lovely fenced
backyard; across from playground;
accessible to stores and tranSp,
hamilton st. near 14th NV. RA.
$?25-3 bedrms., ga baths; in coun-
try Club Hills, avail. Oct. l. GEORGE
,Ek, H RucKER, cKE "a a. 5-s5s5. wsS
bsmt.. equip. kit. 1a-6cre lot. Nr.
~ -AnnSndale Crescent 647-R. 80
TAhOMA PARK-Modern brick ram
pier. bedrms.. liv. rm., dinette,
kit, bath, full bsmt.. built-in ga
rage: best section. Sl1O mo. Cal
Mr.. GATES. RA. 3-2710. RA. 3-SI66
BRIGHTWOOD-6O9 Hamilton st
NV. Attrac. two-bedrm. home In
this popular area, inclosed porch
and full bSmt., Just decorated and
ready for small family; S1l5 mo
SHANNON d LUCHS CO.. 1906 Il
ATTRACTIVE CORNER-3o19 Goth
st n:e.-6 rms, 2 baths, garage;
FALLS CHURCH, VA, sos Hillwood
ave;-Detached, rooms. 3 baths,
6u1it-in garage. $3.50 mo. TU.
lis TUCKERMAN ST. N.E.-Besuti-
full det. Groom brick. full bSmt..
nice yard; rent, S125 per mo-; can
be rented furnished If desired: Sl50
per mo. Phone MA. S-9797. CAPT
TAI VIEW Co. REALTORS. a25
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WOODRTDGE
HOUSES TO SHARE

JEWISH FAMILY TO SHARE HOUSE
with gentleman; close to shopping
hand tranSp.; good neighborhood
9-3094 -
VAN NESS ST. N.W.-Girl over 2E
to. share 3-bedrm. house with {
other girls. EN-. 2-3S51 after 5 p.m m
2 YOUNG LADIES or cple. to shar,
nicely furn. 3-bedrm. Diet. houst
in ,conv. loc.. / blk. BladensbUr,
High School; TV. piano and unlim
phone. Call UN. 4-2SS6.
SHARE HOUSE with young cple. viii
accept child. S. E. location. S6(
CONGENIAL WIDOW, college gradu.
ate, wishes to share lovely 4-bedrm
home in NV. section with right
party. Refs. exchanged. Box 4S2-T
Star. -2S
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116 carroll ST. S.E.-Conv. and
popular neighborhood. close to q. 8.
Capitol: fully furn. 4-bedrm. house,
possibly bedrms. This is an old
dwelling, but comfortable. I will
give q special bargain price to q
L. MILLER EN-. 2-5957, DI. 1850.
SILVER SPRING AREA-severaii iSa mic.
houses f% HssSa ssysilasls. hs sIGLER Sas 8 Go.
den; rent $21o. no. 2c7io4. -ss
ARLINGTON. mr.. Rentagon -. 3-bed-
rm. furn. or unfurn. house with lge.
rec. rm. and fenced yard. de luxe
equip, disposal. dishwasher. auto
washer. dryer and deep freeze. Avail
OSet, L to June L; $3.50 mo. OF. A.
RIGGS RD.-3 bedrms.. liv. rm.. kit,
bath, oil heat. q acre fenced yard,
gar. garden, fruit; nr. store: immed.
poss. CURTIS BROKER, ~. 9-5a77.
s.BEDRM. % brick, conv. to school,
vic. BoLGiNG A. sISOGa +. B.-s-bedrm,
brick. semidet.: inclosed yd., grill.
Lease; Et ,oI DU. 7-s697, RE. 7-sS06'
254s MAcOMB N.w.-s15o; sen semi
detached; bedrms., liz baths; l
sub-tenant. DUDLEY. WO. 6-9114
SUBURBAN VA.-4-bedrm. home, 1h
moa SSshs' JAt ati s!s0YIa TmiI oil heat gar $50
AURORA HILLS = 2-bedrm. frame
house on busline: S1O0 mo. DANIEL
z. RAGALIE, 75s 23rd st. S. Arl.,
Va, OF. -4-9410. -28
PENTAGON-Arlington Hall, 15 Minis
New rambler. large liy. rm.. gay
%s oho rus lfe bedrms seG sOfa as s dsn TatG3 WITH
auto. washer. vac. cleaner, sewing
mach, bsmt.. auto. heat; prefer GRIP.
girls or men: S165. AID. 4-6710.
$40 MONTH; nicely furnished home;
ALEXANDRIA @ bedrms refined
residential; immac. furn., incl. linen.
dishes, Bendix washer. Ideal for 2
couples. Children welcome. Yearly
1Sth As6 bEcArGk6et' S5ssl 1cd brick
home. & bedrooms, 3Ha baths: wall
to-wall carpeting: diplomat has left
LAWRENCE, RA. ~'' e-1o6s. W Ju. S: g.
ARL:' H. Ss:t Ssla4 s s.. 18th ;2 stma bsdrms,:
p.nl... ia. 1876. 80
CLEVELAND PARK - Newly deco
rated home near best schools. Large
liv; Em:. din: rm., screened porch,
3 bedrms., nursery, 2 baths. Maids
rm.. and bath, $500 mo. Cali Miss
S9T5ln, S9Nh6z Dg; n5 7-1%34 or co. 6-7824.
PARK-center-hall brk.
Drawing room opening into sun
room, din. rm., kit, 1st-1l. lavatory;
bedrms., porch. 2 baths on 2nd;
bed5ms.: bath on Sd; Patio, gar;
Miss Corbin: DU. 7-1234, or co.
,5I7624: S4AAND0z, INC; 80
2 acre. N. -ARL.--2h bedrm., brk.
Col, gar. Crescent 1O99-J. -2S
18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-Six rms,
furn., full bsmt.. auto. heat; ideal
Tor group Of young people or several
couples. ,SIGLER & CO., RA. 3-3431.
8 to daily.
$15O-3-BEDRM. RAMBLER in Falls
Church. Avail. Oct. l.
S175-3-bedrm., brick, 2-story. Avail.
now.
$185-Nice 3-bedrm. Cape Cod in
secluded section C1ose to urada
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PHOTOGRAPHIC BUSINESS - Long
established. Desire fully participant
ing partner or sell. Box 102-V, Star.
TELEPHONE-ANSWE SERVICE
We'll established, excellent, loca,
ment to inspect, call sT, S-6636.
EXCLUSIVE MEMS STORE. one of
Washington's finest, and most prom
increase. Beautiful modren fixtures
Wonderful opportunity for person
knowing business. Owner must sell
0s 60e t0d to other ts5 IL It's
season of ,fall and Christmas. No
brokers; deal direct with owner.
substantial cash required, principals
only; Write Box BOOT, Star. 80
lease, small capital investment re,
quired: no good will to buy. Call
JE. 3-32l0 between $50 and o pm.
DRIVEN RESTAURANT for -'S sale
on busy hwy in business district
Of Colonial town town in Orlando. Flor
cializing in outside tables, and car
serving Diner Is completely equip
going business. serving, top-quality
food: 41a-year lease on lot 100x150.
Can get option to buy the land
write, %FH'e'o; wire or phone F. j. Nc,
MICHAEL, Broker, 1915 Edgewater
dr.. Orlando, Fla. Phone 3-2946.
RESTAURANT-Liquor strictly mod
ern. caters to best Of chenille; seats
ITO; does S200-day average; opens
IL am. Price 100000. incl. stock
good terms. W. E. THRIFT. ex-
Snaaxs slqsixs o. 4411 In Pa; PPaz;asaYye aye NV sA
TAVERN-Excellent bar business; es-
tab. over 40 years; does $4,000 yr.
average; operated by help; net rent,
S115 mo. Can be handled with S., 600
cash down incl. stock. w: z. THRIFT
exclusive. MA. s-9743 or UN. 4-7327.
EXPERIENCED in military clothes
| and accessories, also civilian; must
be able to invest in stock; business
established and in good location
Not for sale-wish to expand. Box
GOV. Star. 29'
INVESTIGATE before you buy. Have
US audit the sellers books and fur
nish you expert business counsel.
Mr.. PATTEN. 10. 2-37s5 and ST,
3-34SO.
MODERN SUPER MARKET, located
in Orlando, Fla. Will net better than
$4,000 per ". on present volume
lease. Reason for selling: Have 2
stores and no help. Apply P. o. Box
6S1, Winter Park, Fla. Phone after
pm. Winter Park 4S6S3. l.
lREsTAURANT FOR SALE by owner
| Reas. terms. Compl. equip; air con-
| ditioned; ABC license; located ir
D. c. KI. s-571o. IL
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APIS. uNEuRNIsHEp-Mp.

MT. RAINIER, MD.
oath st. and Rhode Island Ave.)
One a 6edTm Hy rm' ak Kit dT Hnd bsth th
per no., incl all utils. Call BOSS
& PHELPS, INC. Ma. $4,000.
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81 knolU it doesn't make sense but that's
the only IUay he understands me-"
APTs. UNFURN.-MD. Lcont.
APIS AVAIL, at Cobnr Terrace E1r

APIS AVAIL. at Cobur Terrace, 51OC
next to schools and shopping center
bus stop at door. WA. 7-276S, -2S
COLLEGE PARK. 1925 Knox rd.-
1-bedrm. apt. dinette. liv. rm.. kitch-
en-; near transp. and Shopping cen.
ter; COW to Nd u with ali utiIs
durn. SS4.50. UN. 4-2956 or JU.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-rwo of tn,
best l-bedrm. apis. avail Oct.
ana 10; SS2 so incl. utiIs, $780,
Req Top rd.. u. 9-2631. II
TAKOMA PARK. MD.-7515 Maple
ave. lnr. Silver Spring.; new dc
luxe type bldg; l and 2 bedrm
apis. tprepared for air-cond. uritsJ
garbage disposal, individual thermo.
stats. utils. furn.: l-blk elementary
school, walking dist. jr. high. $50 tc
500 mo. JU. 9-1315. JU. $1,000
STRATFORD PLAZA-Large airy ..
bedrm. apt; S9S.5h incl. utils. S1Ia
University lane. Silver Spring. .
EXTRA LARGE and 2 bedrm. apis.
close to transp.. shopping center
schools; 53rd pl. and Defense hwy
MUERILE ARMS
WA T-QTO1
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APARrMENrs WANTED
HOUSES FURNISHED

GLOVER PIX. or GEORGETOWN vic; for
yrs: medical student and wife:
1urn. or unfurn, Box 320-S, Star
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COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE
MOVING AND HAULING-Pads and

MOVING AND HAULING-Pads and
van service; reasonable rates. H
GREENE, Ii. 4-253S. 4
HILLS TRANSFER-Any day or hr
small and large Jobs; trained men;
low short bkngs.; ins Ii. 6-Q342.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country; safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. 7-01O4. 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. .WDSON
FORWARDING Ma S-4s5?
beaches esp S L. NORRIS, 4510
18th st NV Call To 2-l150 after
CHESTER MOvERS-Anything any
time. BEST little movers in town"
TIE. 6-9634. ia. 9-0115. 20
EARL'S VAN SERVICE-Moving and
general hauling at any time; rea-
Sonable rate. 10. 3-5407. Il
EDELMAN. MOVING AND STORAGE;
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage
reas. IA. 9-2937; eyes,. RA. 3-14I6.
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FOR LEASE OR SALE
SERVICE STATIOF
FOR LEASE

9th AND NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Call MR.. JONES, ST. 3-1672. after
| SUNDAY -oS
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Mr.. 14th AND COLORADO AVE.
OWNERS SACRIFICE

You and the children will love the
delightful yard and convenience Of
this location. 2U liv. rm. with
fireplace, separate din. rm., bright.
rage. aluminium storm windows.
full bSmt. Easy terms, low cash.
Price, only Sl4500. viii sell fast.
For appt. call Mrs. Kohn, RA.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
Rnnltnr oO1 1Hfh Ct An & -h0nh
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BRIGHTWOOD


Two-kitchen, S-rm. house. Home and
income. l st fir. has liv. rm. din.
rm., kit, bedrm. 2nd flr. has kit,
2 rms. and bath. There is a
finished club room in bsmt.. with
bath. BY appt., Miss zaker, DI.
1850.
MARSHALL J. wApLE CO.
Realtor, 1924 14th St. AID. 1-2005
COOLIDGE HIGH AREA
4 BEDRMS.. . BATHS--S2 900 CASH
Det. 2-story home on q level, fenced
lot; liv. rm,. din. rm., kit. and den
on 1st A.: staircase to finished 3rd
f.; oil hot;water heat; Diet. ga
Call Mr. Washburn TU. 2-2O9l.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th St, AID. 4-2005
DUMBARTONs, 4752 Reservoir rd.
NV. lat Foxhall I'd is a 3-bedrm,.
2l2-bath, porch, club rn.. det.. ga
rage, red brk. home. Ewes. EN-. q
j. LEO KoLB CO.. AID. 2-2loo.
-
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$3.50, all utilities furnished. For in.
formation, call OV. 3-5173 or TE
6-9272. Commonwealth and Monroe
aVeS.. Alexandria. Va.
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APTs. UNEURhIsHED-D. c.

500 9th ST. SEQ bedrms.;. mr..
Sth and Penna. ave-; newly deco
rated; heat and hot water furn
Further details. call Mr.. Adams.
l.. r. TURNER, REALTOR
900 9TH st. S.W. NE. $4,000.
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Do YOU HAVE $4,000 to investP
Want a $1,000 yearly return for
10 years plus your principal back?
Eor Eor an an ~ unusual proposition. write
sGPER MARkET, in new SHOPPING
ssii 10. s.s7ss. 20 s-5ss4. Ss 'ies$ss; aSs
OWNER MUST SELL-Near Capitol
eeesut Rath tourist and l. roomy house:
reas. down payment. Ii. 3-6s11.
BAR AND GRILL-Equipped: apart
TenT, Term, 4Se L st. NV. Reas. price.
GRocERY-orand chance to 90 own
your own business and living quar-
tiers; rent $40 month. Nice, clean
stock; same business for II years.
small small grocery; good living for two.
smaf Maif @H capitsf ts0TTaSl needes @s0 st; ne
FOR SALE-Large grocery and van
ity store IN small town in virginia.
$s6o'99999 90 2 year. Can be bo9sht
very reasonable. For further in
formation write box zoo Hamilton.
TRADE MARK, registered, cosmetic
line, with formulae, EFFIE GOOD
AN sa Tuesday sns g D wedn.sday eT a. DAY E2 N05
WILSON BLvD.-Commercial coSrrer.
l blk. from Arl. c. H.: $3.50 50. IT.
zoned for 6-story bldg, of street
parking not required. Priced right.
Call owner ia. 1873 or see your
HAT ROOM CONCESSION. busy ioca-
ton: refined clientele. Call MR..
COHEN between Az pm. for ap-
pointment. Elk. 3-3411. --5
q. S. 1--3 MI. S. QUANTICO, VA.
81, 800 down. Vacant cinder- block
bldg. 25 it. by 65 #. Suitable for
many small businesses or apts. /
apt. almost complete. A variety of
materials incl. new refrigerators,
shower stalls, etc. Equipment to
complete several apts., if desired.
Price, $1,000. Bal. S75 per mo.
Call Day, Ewes, Sun, King 9-9060
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GLEN MAR PARK. S21, 500-Ram-
bier; corner; 3 bedrms., IA baths.
good terms. Ewes. WO. 6-4S45.
j. LEO KOLB CO., AID. 2-2100
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APTS. UNFURNISHED-D. c.
LARGE FAMILY Apt

LAhGE FAMILY APT.
18th and Girard st. n.w.-Columbia
% spacious rms, kit. and bath
Newly decorated. UtilS. furn. Elev
service, S97 so. See Mr.. Langah
Apt 602 or call co. 5-4640. Also
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$l5O-3-BEDRM. RAMBLER in Falls
Church. Avail. Oct. l.
$175-3-bedrm., brick, 2-story. Avail
S1S5-Nice 3-bedrm. Cape Cod ir
secluded section. Close to grade
school. Oil heat, full bsmt.. at
George H. Rucker Co.
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EMBASSY APIS.

1913 Harvard St n.w-Liv. rm.. Q
bedrms., bath, kit. din. rnl., foyer,
large, closets, remodeled and redeco-
rated to perfection. rs
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AMERICAN U. PARK. $16,950-
Choice location; excel. semidet. bIk.,
offered by owner leaving for Calf.
Il rms. and bath. mod. kit; nice
lot. Reas. cash. Assume GI loan. To
inspect call F. A. TWEED CO, INC,
1904 Conn. ave. EN-. 3-l290 It'll g..
CHEVY CHASE - 3 bedrms., Ia
baths. floored attic. tiled bsmt; ga
rage; built l94l; $4,000. RAY
MOND j. LYNCH CO., LO. $4,000.
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WdS1IIIIB UUII, y. y.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1858

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'A2gyasSpaaSNH53DS $50 paN5 Sgf Plus 31ff G3fffss sslh
An sunttsc dhaVeJ spRct AE .InT Kit
o dinetie 4 Ande bath7 in addition t
p SedrmS.sr ldPE; 'AHp storage ciaeHNlei
:, Availcc cuny. JtoI Il GIISp = schools Nanc
Slaopping DIR: Out Minn2 ave- Il
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r He8at aFeIt Nieh on Texas ave. Il
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-CHHRIRS GehNER, : GRE, f5-39b
." net&
$40 KeefeF- H.InV9 q FHHt KiE"anC
RI bdthn utii4. annl.. S4360 Umcnth
MEo S-494A. nj ZsS % e77 tos
tGUBT DbsAaW sits On .ze!r tSA Hnfs9u BIT
andsBaths utAh iGdQ4SS8R month
NE. S-4o41.
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9TH AND oUACKENBoS ST. NV
rooms Q baths. corner club room:
built-in garage See It any time by
appt. Mr.. NJ. B. Weaver. WO.
6-4944. MARSHALL J. WAPLE co,
Realtor. 1924 14th ST., AID. 4-2O05.
GROOM SEMIDET. BRICK; upper
NV. Call Mr.. Saginor, RA. 6-4051.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO., Real
tor 1904 Nth st AID A-D00h
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for the electrotypers, following
these employees acceptance of
the GPO's offer based on a |
weighted average, prevailing in
Is ether cities.
The pire other groups Of crafts
employees do not want the weight
ed average system. They want
their increases to be based on
prevailing rates for employees in
compaT able private industry jobs
in WASHINGTON.
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TRANSFER PROPOSAL-The
Federal Personnel Council has
asked the Civil Service Commits
sion for a change in rules regard
ing re- employment rights Of en-
ployes IN non defense agencies
who transfer TO the Defense De-
partment
The council wants to eliminate
the re. employment rights such
employees would have to their old
Jobs However. the proposal
would not affect employees who
already have made such trans
fers. They would retain their
Job reassisnment rights. The
CSC has the proposal under con-
sideration.
= ~ - -
TIPOFF - Government en-
ployes may get some first-hand
information on what personnel
plans the new Eisenhower adj
ministration has in mind when
Arthur S. Flemming addresses
the American Society for Public
Administration in the Hotel
Statlerr on Friday.
Mr.. Flemming, who Is acting
director Of the Office of Defense
Mobilization and a member of
President Eisenhower's Govern
ment Reorganization Committee,
will speak on 1.-THE Civil Servant
in q Period Of Transition" As
the former Republican member
Of the Civil Service Commission
and Of the Hoover Commission,
Mr.. Flemming carries consider
able weight and influence on
personnel matters with the new
administration.
MIR. Trimmings speech on
Friday morning will open q
three-day session Of the Ameri-
can Society for Public Admins
tration. Val Peterson, the new
Federal Civil Defense Admin
istration chief, will address
the Friday luncheon SeS-
sion. Other speakers during the
three-day meeting will include
Luther H. Gulick, of the Insti-
tute Of Public Administration:
John D. Blandford, jr.. of the
United Nations Relief and Works
Agency, and Dean Paul Appleby
OF Syracuse University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-04
Senate D. {. Group
To Weigh Probe Of
Capital Transit Co.

Members of the Senate District
Committee, it was indicated to-
day, will be called into special
session soon to chart the course
of the proposed special full-scale
inquiry into affairs Of the Cap
ital Transit Co.
The exact detectives or scope
Of the inquiry are yet to be out
lined, committee comments last
night suggested.
There was no challenge, how
ever. to the report by two mem
bers Of the group, publicized yes
terday. that five members Of the
committee agreed, at a closed
meeting yesterday. that there
should be a broad investigation.
In fact, one member absent
from that meeting, Senator
Neeley, Democrat, of West Vir-
ginia. told reporters II am 1000
per cent nsfavorS of an investi-
SnCAOAA4a esa4>sssy@ 49, ! Z
Gse ses Responsibility.
Chairman Case Of tie commit
tee said he thinks there Is "a.
responsibilities on the committee
to go into the transportation sit
uation." Fa
He also raised a number Of
other questions collateral to the
whole transit company issue.
One was just what are the
powers Of the Public Utilities
Commission. He said this comes
up, since James H. Flanagan,
former commission chairman,
now a vice president of the
transit company, had told the
Senate committee his commits
sion did not have any power to
prevent the company from draw
ing on undistributed surplus
earnings for dividends at times
when the company was asking
for fare increases.
Senator Case said another
question is whether the post Of
peoples counsel before the PUG
should be re-established in view
of the recent experience with the
transit company.
Undecided on Authority.
Chairman Case said he has
not decided whether the District
Committee should apply to the
Senate for special authority and
funds to conduct the proposed
inquiry.
The announcement that the
Senate committee members had
tentatively agreed to an investi-
cation came yesterday from two
members, following a closed
session. They were Republican
Senators Payne of Maine and
Beall of Maryland.
They said committee members
had in mind asking for a special
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departments civilian personnel.
However, they don't want to cut
too deeply if it will hamper the
departments operations. Some
reductions are being made as a
result of the hiring restriction
order. What Secretary Wilson
and his staff want to know is if
additional reductions can be
made without hurting efficiency.
HOLIDAYS-Two Federal holi-
days this year-Memorial Day,
May 80, and Independence Day,
July 4-fall on Saturdays.
The AFL Government EN-
ployes' Council will ask the Fed
eral Personnel Council, official
advisory unit on personnel to
the Civil Service Commission and
the White House, to recommend
that Government employees be
allowed to celebrate the holidays
on either the proceeding Fri
days or following Mondays.
HOUSE UNIT-Lester c. Ar
win of Wichita. Kans.. has been
appointed chief clerk Of the
House Civil Service Committee.
An attorney, Mr.. Arvin Is ex-
pected to assist in the forthcom-
ing investigation of manpower
utilization and civil service mat
tiers to be undertaken by the
commission.
Another committee appoint
ment is that Of Miss Evelyn
Carson as a secretary.
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SMALL DEFENSE PLANTS
The Small Defense Plants Adj
ministration has ordered a IS
per cent cut in its staff here.
This will amount to 80 out Of the
208 jobs here.
Il -
GPO-Wage agreements with
the nine other groups of crafts
employees in the Government
Printing Office may take a little
longer than in the case Of the
photo-engravers and electrotyp-
ers The Joint Congressional
Committee approved q 21-cents-
an-houl pay boost for the photo
engravers and 8. cents an hour
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Police Car Going 10 Fire
Hits Bus in Arlington

An Arlington police car re-
spending to q fire call went
through a red traffic light and
collided with q bus yesterday,
causing minor damage to both
vehicles.
The accident occurred about
5 pm. at Wilson boulevard and
North Rhodes street. The police
cars red light was flashing and
its siren going. police said.
Driver Of the scout car was
Policeman George E. Turpin, rs,
of 614 South Irving street. The
bus driver was Harvey L. Davis,
40. Of lilo North Quincy street.
No charges were preferred.
Neither the drivers nor any Of
the approximately so passengers
on the Arnold bus were injured.
The fire was q minor one at
South REIMBURSEMENT street
and Glebe road.
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Montgomery Seeks Probe
In Rift With Sheriff

The Montgomery County
Council will ask the county's
representatives in the Maryland
General Assembly to make a
thorough investigation of the
sheriff's ONCE.
The council yesterday went
along with County Manager Irv-
ing G. McNayr's recommended
ton that a study be made to
determine whether the sheriff S
duties could be carried out better
by other county agencies. Sheriff
Charles S. Lawrenson failed to
accept an invitation to appear
yesterday because, he said, he did
not have legal counsel. Earlier
he had charged the cost of
operating the jail had tripled
since 1949 when it was trans
ferred from the jurisdiction of
the sheriff to the county man
ager. s%
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Body Of Woman Who Left
Note Foundin Potomac

The body Of a 66-year-old
woman whose purse contained a
note saying, 81 can't suffer any
longer" was found in the Po-
tomac River near the Titanic
Memorial last night.
Coroner A. Magruder Mac
Donald today issued a certificate
Of suicide in the drowning of
Miss Yetta Stearman of 2480
Sixteenth street NV.
Park Policeman w. r. Cliffs
said the woman's coat, hat, purse
and umbrella were found on the
seawall. and he notified harbor
police about 4 pm.
The body was recovered about
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Women Voters Conference

Three members Of the Prince
Georges County League of
Women Voters were to attend a
political conference Of the ma.
tional league in Richmond, Va.
today and tomorrow. They are
Mrs. William H. Wood of Bla-
densburg. county president: Mrs.
Haig Dermen of College Park,
vice president, and Mrs. Brendan
O'Dwyer of Landover Hills.
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Sill Million Bonds OK'd

Legislation authorizing bond
issues totaling Sill million to-
day had the approval of the
Prince Georges County commits
sioners.
The county heads yesterday
approved projected bills for $9.5
million for school,, construction.
100000 for a new Jail and
100000 for metropolitan area
improvements. The commission
ers, however, stipulated that sale
Of the bonds was to be subject
to their discretion.
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Secretaries OF
the Arm y,
Navy and Air
Force, a n d
then to Secre-
t airy of De-
tense Wilson.
The Depart
ment now has
100000 en-
ployes. $4,000
of tn m in
Washington.
Defense Of
fic ialS are
known to fav-
or a cllt in the
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The Weather Here and Over the Nation

row, partly cloudy. colder and
rather windy.
Virginia-Considerable cloud
mess, rather windy and turning
colder tonight, preceded by
showers on the coast this eve
ming. Lowest 30-35 in west and
35-40 in east portions. Ton1or-
row, partly cloudy, windy and
colder.
River Report,
Potomac River cloudy At Harpers Ferry
and clear at Great Falls: Shenandoah
CLOUDY at Harpers Ferry