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Evening star., 1953-09-28
The Federal Spotlight
The Federal Spotlight
More Stable Employment Seen
As Firings HitPedk in August
BY Joseph Young

period of relative stability in Federal employment here
during the months ahead predicted by Civil Service officials
today they released figures showing that the peak of job cuts
Washington reached during August when the Government
payroll was reduced by $1,000 jobs.
Civil Service officials said the number of job cuts during the
Evening star., 1953-04-29
LittIejohn Says His Eyes Burn;
Ex-FHend Says Lye Tale Is Lie

Little Alfrice Littlejonn, who
only two months ago had his hair
burned off when his roommate
hurled an oil lamp in his face
said he opened his door the other
day to have the same man toss a
can Of .lye in his eyes.
Mr.. Littlejohn, 35. colored, and
something under feet S, lives
at 1701 U street NV.
His former roommate, James
Chg Jim) Bumpers. Al, colored,
did 60-day stretch at Occoquan
for the assault and got out only
last Saturday. Big Jim is close
to 6 feet.
When Big Jim joyously arrived
at his old home, he discovered he
just wasn't wanted any more.
That. said Mr.. Littlejohn, is
when Bumpers tossed bumper
of lye at me. My eyes burn, even
Evening star., 1953-04-29
Bunfield Renamed Head
.Of Suburban Trustees

Paul L. Banfleld, headmaster
Of the Landon School. has been
reelected president Of the
Suburban Hospital Board OF
Trustees. s,ss:.'sz.
Other officers named include
r. E. L. Johnson and Robert H,
Myers, vice presidents; Mrs.
Charles D. Heron, secretary:
Mrs. Harry H. Semmes. assistant
secretary: Mrs. Amelia Many
Carter, treasurer, and Mrs. Ben
jamin A. Powell, assistant treas
urer.
The Suburban Hospital Associ-
alton named the following di-
rectors for three-year terms: DR..
John G. Ball, Mrs. Hugh c. Bick-
ford, Mrs. Kenneth Donaldson,
Mrs. William Sharon Farr, DR..
F. c. Fishback.
Also appointed were Robinson
Heap, DR.. William T. Joyce, c.
Carroll Morgan, Mrs. Semmes
and Mr.. Myers.
Evening star., 1953-04-29

though I got treated at the
hospital"
But, said Bumpers, Il didn't
throw any lye."
Somebody's lying about that
lye," declared Assistant United
States Attorney Kitty Blair
Frank.
And so Municipal Court Judge
Thomas C. Scalley continued the
case until today to let Mrs. Frank
get the hospital to confirm or
deny the I've story.
And Bumpers, who couldn't
make a $500 bond, in the mean
time lies in Jail. all because
somebody lied about the I've.
Evening star., 1953-04-29
Cergymen to Discuss
Political Problems

Addresses on current political
problems will be delivered at 8
pm. Friday by two clergymen in
All Saints Church, Chevy Chase
Circle.
The Right Rev. Quentin K. Y.
Huang, Of China, will speak on
The Church Behind the Bamboo
Curtain" DR.. Charles Lowry, rec
tor Of All Saints Church, will
speak on "Can the Church in
the U. S. A. Be Neutral in the
Cold Warp"
Evening star., 1953-04-29
GIickfieId Reported III;
Bribe Attempt Trial Put Off
BY the A.soeiated Press

Trial Of Louis L. Glickfield on
a charge of trying to bribe Uni
versity of Maryland football
players has been delayed because
Glickfield has a severe case of
poison oak.
States Attorney Carlyle j.
Lancaster disclosed this today,
saying two detectives sent to
Fort Knox. KY, to return Click
field for trial tomorrow were told
by Army doctors that Glickf1eld
cannot leave the base hospital
now.
Lancaster said he expects the
Army to turn over Glickf1eld
when he is able to stand trial.
Glickfleld, then a Maryland
student. is charged with at
tempting to bribe players to keep
down the points in Maryland S
game with Louisiana State Uni
versity last fall. Maryland won
by a large margin.
Evening star., 1953-04-29
Scholarships PIunned

Montgomery Junior College
has announced that a scholar
ship will be awarded to a high
ranking graduate from each of
the Montgomery County public
high schols. The scholarships,
designed for students who have
financial need, will be for admis-
sion in September.
Evening star., 1953-04-29
Real Estate Bourd Dance

The Montgomery County Real
Estate Board is holding its sew
enth annual dinner dance at $50
o'clock tonight at the Congress
sional Country Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-15
HOUSES SALIVA. lcon..J

$500 DOWN buys Germ. frame near
repairs. ia. S-2234.
INCOME HOUSES (furnished), near
Alexandria on Rte. l.. All 6 fol-
$4,000. Terms. ia. 2-6I49.
REDUCED TO $12,45O for quick sale
2-bedrm. expan. attic bungalow In
Falls Church. Cash above 40 trust
of $500. OWNER. JE. 3-93s7
OPEN 1 TILL DARK-A dream come
rambler boasts . full baths on first
floor with lge. size bedrms.; lge
liv. and din. rm. with q beaut. xii.
fin rec. rm. with frepl.; 2-car gar
age; lge lot, about an acre. Direc-
tons: Out Columbia PIKE to AMMAN;
of mi. to Hillbrook DIR. Turn right
and proceed l blk. to Cherry lane,
turn left to our open sign: Price,
SS36;;5OO. MILTON S: HUNTER. JR,
Church, Va, JE. 1854.
BRICK CAPE COD bedrms. down;
large rm. up. Din. rm., full bsmt,
rec. rm:. rear screened porch, l2x24.
JOHN H. MILLER JR. Il BRO, MA.
S-2557. Ewes. JE. 4-4193. lis
ATTRACTIVE CAPE COD on y acre
ground. bedrms., 2 baths. priced
at 5000; low down payment,
$1,000, Open Sun. Located on Hal
sey. I'd. in Chesterbrook. From
Glebe I'd. out Old Dominion DIR.
right at Chesterbrook Market. left
on Kirby I'd, left on Halsey I'd. to
property. Monday call IA. $4,000,
J. MAYNARD MAGRUDER.
Arm. HOUSE and Q acres: about
4 mi. from Centreville. Total price,
$4,000 or best offer. Browning
194-J-l.
81. 800 DOWN! Trim brick Colonial,
heart of COLUMBIA FOREST. Liv
rm.. din: rm:: kit. full bsmt.: 2 bed
CUPANCY. $14,95O, come equipped
with check. VIM. L. WAKEFIELD
IA ~ 179. "a nv rnryioa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-15
OPEN
1-6 Pm.
FIT FOR A KING

And his queen. Yes. we. really NEAR
on . large h-acre Handicapped lot
SIX spacious rms, ~ baths,
STORAGE closets, plus attic space ane
full bSmt.. Finest type Of ga!
beating system. A PICTURE. BOOK
leatherette brkfst. booth. disposal
gas stove and de luxe refer. Tit
lily. rm. and din. rm. you'll love
Three big bedrms. This is a brand,
new house and is priced under tn,
market at $1S.950. Liberal Fla
loan available. Call at once. IA
10000. or dirs.: Lee hwy. or Ar
blvd: to Broad st. in Falls CHI. west
on Broad to West st. (trafic iight)
left about blks. to "Brookfarm'
sign, left to "Open" house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-15
THIS IS TT

AND WE MEAN JUST THAT. Il
you're not among the FIRST 10 peoplt
to look at, this home. you will moi
have chance to buy it. Meal
yorktown School. on a Charming lot
Lge. liv. rm. with paneled mahog.
any mantel over f1rpl.. spacious
pvt. rear screened porch; > twin,
sized bedrmS. on LIST a. and tilrt
bath; md Fl. has . more bpautifully
finished bedrms. with buiIt-in draw
ers; fun bsmt.; $500 DOWN, 500
A MONTH. APRIL l POSSESSION
DonG waste one minute calling IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-15
What's Your Easter Wish

Gould it be that you are yearninr
for q home of your own? II price
Is hotheriug you. here's q home
that's worth looking into. A beau
with bedrmS.. Living rm. with
picture window. hrepl. and built-in
bookshelves. Big, sunny kit. incl.
dishwasher. Separate din. rm. Lge
sarge. Bsmt; has z bath; WIDE,
is only / yr. old and is located in
n: Arl: For appt. to inspect. call
ia. 10000 today,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-15
RANCH HOUSE

rambler. MoDERN House nt in Inv Inv
most modern tradition. yet familiar
with look that will make you love
II. Located in q prominent area
combined liv.-din. rm., red brick
nrepl.. 3 spacious bedrms.. more
any house; bsmt. with outside en-
trance. Beautiful handicapped 10,
with BIG TREES. Only S3,50G
down required. Make this a must
TO inspect today. Call IA, 7.9O9O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-15
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
OPEN,
20 Pm.
STRATFORn HILLS

One of N. Arl. better neighborhoods
adjoining WASHINGTON Golf anS
Country Club. This is q very un,
usual offer and must be seen ans
all details as to purchasing discussed
in person. (ANY REASONABLE
DOWN PAYMTS. WILL BE CON.
S1DERED.( Liv. rm. 80 IT. long
including dining area at end, French
doors enter OF to rear patio; kit
equipped with dishwasher disposal
3 big bedrms. (master has colorfu
tiled bath. stairway to End fiool
and storage; out-of-ground bsmt
This is de luxe section and home
Is on q private street. Dirs.: Out
Lee hwy. to Glebe I'd. right on Glebt
to. Old Dominion intersection. beal
left to Rock Spring I'd. right or
Geo, Mason dr.. to 33rd St. left "a
biz and Open" house. Mr.. Moore
on premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-15

4-BEDRM. CAPE COD BUNGALOW
Immac. throughout. Lge. liv. rm.,
dir. rm.. lges kit. tiled bath, full
bsmt.. h.-a.h. Nice-size lot. fenced
in Price low at SI3.950. Good
6-3407: Sun. and ewes, APP. T-4lOS.
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ALEX, VA.
S14,950

Mr.. Russell I'd. and Murray School
A dandy all-brk. semidet. Of 6. rms.
gas INV. heat: screens chain link
fenced yard. The kitchen is very
modern, in fact this home is in
perfect condition and in our opinion
worth your immediate consideration
is with title. To insp.. phone OF
EXCLUSIVE WITH
The M. H. BARRY Org.
2206 Mt. Vernon Ave. Alex. Va.
THE OLD RELIABLE OFFICE
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FAIRFAX
COBBDALE

Corner lot IA acre). beautiful view;
house consists of liv,. rm. with pan.
mod. kit. 8 6edrms.. bath. norches.:
util. rm.. attached oversize gar:
$23,500. terms. Open Sun, 1-5 30
pm. Directions: Out Route 20 or
80 to intersection with Route 123,
Fairfax Theater, right on 123 to
hill and open sign. M. C. CORB,
Crescent 172-J, ewes. and week ends.
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Ewes. TIE. 6-416S.

ANNANDALE, VA.
maculate cond.; all-elec kit; full
bsmt.; auto. gas heat. wood burn
ing flrepl; lge. level lot; cow. Il
transp; 2 yrs. old; possession with
settlement. Priced at S14,75O
complete sale: S4,250 will handle.
M. T. BROYHILL 81 SONS
1924 Lee Hwy. IA. 1-13O(
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-15

Landowner HILLS
4100 10th AVE.
ONLY $1,000 DOWN
Immaculate 3-bedrm. 2-story home
situated on beautifully Handicapped
corner lot. Full bsmt., family size
din. rm. See it and you'll buy 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-15
LEVELLE HEIGHTS

LEVELLE HEIGHTS
OPEN SUNDAY, 12-DARK
81 .950-$1,,450 down or submit Of
chaser. 3 bedrms.. lge. liv. rm.,
wide din. area, mod. kit, with
aft. refgr.. gas stove and double
drain sink. lge. ceramic tile bath, gas
&C. heat. completely insulated
copper plumbing, parquet floors; en-
spaved streets, all utilities.
Directions: Out Riggs I'd. past Uni
versity lane | mile Dust beyond Old
MID: Sample house on left. Ewes.
w. w. LEWIS, REALTOR
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mn.
OPEN Is
EVANSVILLE
52n3 Asst AVE


End. HOUSE OFF JEFFERSON ST.
Beautiful custom built center hall
brick Cape Cod, slate roof. situated
on wooded lot 10Sx137. In the most
exclusive section of HyattSville. Spa
cious liv rm. with firepl., family din.
rm., large kit. l bedrm. and full
bath on st II, 8 large bedrms., study
and Hollywood bath on 2nd. floor.
Large storage attic, full bsmt. oil
h..-w.h.; 2-car built-in gar. large
side porch. Chestnut trim through
out. Truly q distinctive home priced
far below replacement costs. See 1t
today.
LEWISDALE
2219 CHARLESTON PLACE
2-bedrm, brick bungalow;
with full bSmt. and fireplace. . nice
bedrms. and bath can be added in
huge attic. See to appreciate. Direc-
tons: From Riggs I'd. right on
Charleston place to Open sign.
BRENTWOOD
4416 seth ST.
Lovely brick bungalow; priced at only
$4,000. $4,000 down; $4,000 FLA
1st mortgage; payable only S65.97
mo. nice rms, tile bath, expand
able attic. full bsmt.. delightful
fenced lot; Only 3 years old and a
steal at this, price. Be sure to see
this one. Call our once for specific
directions to reach.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
peter ]. hagan
MT. RAINIER

FILA approved 2-bedrm. bungalow;
immaculate cond.; fine location;
ST $50 down. balance trust. Call
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-15
TT TT TS COMrOpr

IF 1T IS COMFORT
You want plus quality. ask us about
this spotlesS home in CHERRY
DALE. Six neat rms. plus entrance
hall. A complete bSmt. Oil H.
VIII. Big front porch for the
warmer weather Detached garage
YOU WON'T BELIEVE THE PRICE
AND TERMS. Call now, ia. z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-15

QUICK SALE NEEDED
S12,a5O, rambler; 3 bedrms.: close
to bus, schools, shopping; excellent
financing, small down payment.
BEULAH GOSS, ia. 2-5682
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OPEN 1-DARK

b44O Tilden I'd. mr.. Bladensburg'
new high school. z rms, / "a baths
brick Cape Cod. Full bsmt., lge
CLYDE r. ADAMS, REALToR
b440 Annapolis Rd. UN. 4-1143
Open ewes. til 8 pm.
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LOVELY EASTER EGG

Has beauty. charm and privacy
Spacious lot. Cape Cod home with
R,1 master it 6edrm ms S Never lived in:
din. rm.. bsmt. setup for recr. rm.
Banistered stairway to 2nd n. wait
ing for End bath and . more bed
rms. Near schools, shopping and
traannsp. See 1t today. CAN ia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-15
IT'S STONE

IL . SlONE
And frame on a quiet. dead-end
street in Arli mi! You'll! exclaim at the
home. Three bedrms. Located on
q charming street. Liv. rm. with
firepl., bedrms., bath. kit and
din. rm. on LIST n. Stairway to
finished bedrm. Big bsmt. Won
porch. Only S16,a5O on excellent
terms. Inspect this today. Call
Evening star., 1953-07-05

DINNER IS SERVED-The greet number Of ranking
officials at the poy divided among II tobIes for
six eoch Eosy recognized at the center front tobe ors
cockwise Mrs Homer Ferguson. Gen. Thomas D. White,
Mrs. Walter WIioms and Senator Duff At the left Mrs.
Vondenberg and Senator soItonstoII can be spotted
Evening star., 1953-07-05
Farewell
Dinner

Nationally known names in the
Federal Government turned up
by the dozens at the farewell
dinner given by Secretary of
the Air Force and Mrs. Harold
E. Talbot for the retired Chief
of Staff of the United States
Air Force, Gen Hoyt S. Vanden-
berg, and Mrs. Vandenberg. The
party was held in the attractive
Officers Club at Boiling Air
Base, where the clubs new dance
terrace was tried out by a num-
ber Of guests after dinner. Air
Force musicians provided excel
lent dinner entertainment. Gen.
and Mrs. Vandenberg are now
on their way by motor to Colo
RADIO Springs.
Evening star., 1953-11-20
PIotto Grab President
In Red Revolution
Described in Detroit
By the Asseeioied Pres,

DETROIT. Nov. 90 = Testi-
mony that Moscow schools in
structed American Communists
to seize the President in event
of a United States revolution is
in the record today in Detroit's
Red conspiracy trial.
1t got there over heated OBJ
jectionS Of all six admitted Com
muniSt defendants. 1t was put
there yesterday by William O'Dell
NOVEL;, 40, a former Communist
and one-time Moscow student.
NOVEL;, a Negro, now a con-
sultant for the immigration and
Naturalization Service, said Mos
COW students from the United
States also were instructed to
seize the cabinet and hold mem
bers as hostages in a revolution.
NOVEL;. a witness at previous
Smith Act trials, including the
1949 New York trial which sent
IL top Communist leaders to
prison. said he never before had
testified about a plot to capture
the President The six are being
tried on charges of having con-
Spired to advocate and teach
violent overthrow of the Gov
ernment.
NOVEL; said that before he and
other American Communists
went to Moscow they got in
structions from Earl Browder,
then this country's Communist
boss.
The witness quoted Browder
as saying:
%You are being sent to the
Soviet Union to be trained as
professional revolutionaries. You
are going so you can return to
the United States and bring
about the proletarian revolu-
ton here"
NOVEL; said he was trained in
Moscow to propagandize for
strikes. rebellion and civil war.
He said the party assigned him
to Detroit as an educational,
propaganda and cultural agent"
One of his fellow teachers
here, he said, was Nat Ganley,
a co-defendant in the present
trial. He said his assignment
here was made by Jacob Stachel
and that the Moscow delegation
was led by Irwin Potash. Both
Stachel and Potash were among
the IL sent to prison after trial
and conviction in New York.
Others on trial here are Will
liam Allan, Mrs. Helen Winter,
Philip Schatz, Thomas De Witt
Dennis. jr., and Saul Wellman.
Wellman, a defendant acting
as his own attorney, demanded a
mistrial, claiming Nowell's testi-
mony gave defendants no chance
to refute the witness statements.
Federal Judge Frank A. Picard
denied Wellman'S motion and
one by Ernest Goodman, attor-
ney for three other defendants,
asking that Nowell's testimony
be stricken from the record.
Goodman claimed it was Gin
flammatory and prejudicial."
Evening star., 1953-11-20
ice Approves Higher
Parcel Post Rates
On CataIog Matter
BY the Associated Press

The Interstate Commerce
Commission today authorized
increases in the parcel post rates
on catalogs, similar printed
advertising matter and controlled
circulation publications.
Advances in the catalog and
advertising matter group will
amount to about II per cent.
Rates on controlled circulation
publications will be raised about
10 per cent.
The latter are principally trade
and technical publications circu-
lated without a subscription
charge to specialized groups.
The ICC. earlier this year
authorized a SO per cent increase
in parcel post rates generally.
but at that time reserved deci-
sion on the catalog and con-
trolled circulation groups.
The general increases, adding
Evening star., 1953-11-20
I0'Hara Calls Works
Plan Important but
Avoids Commitment

Representative O'Hara, Re-
publican. Of Minnesota believes
a co-ordinated public works pro-
gram for Washington is of the
greatest Importance but is max
ing no commitment on details of
the proposal.
He made this clear after a
luncheon conference yesterday
with Commissioner S a m /
Spencer and Brig. Gen. Louis
w. PrentisS. Engineering Com
missioner, in the Metropolitan
Club.
Issuing a statement after the
meeting, Mr.. O'Hara, chairman
of the House District Fiscal Sub
committee. said he had been
advised in "a very general way
of some of the proposals they
have in mind to submit to the
Congress"
Mr.. O'Hara reiterated his re-
Evening star., 1953-11-20

to protest commercialization Of
the Air Force base. 4g
Commerce officials intend to
use the base to accommodate
the overflow from Washington
National Airport.
Robert B. Murray, Commerce
Undersecretary for Transporta-
ton. made last weeks announce
ment that Defense and Com
merce aides are nearing the
windup Of details of the switch
over.
Wasn't Notified.
Representative Small said he
first learned of it in newspapers.
This statement by Mr.. MUIR
ray indicates to me that he has
little, if any, consideration for
the wishes or opinions of an en-
tire Congressional delegation
and does not feel that we
are even entitled to be kept in
formed as to his plans" the let
ter said.
Evening star., 1953-11-20

nc conclusions about details Of
the program.
Chairman Case of the Senate
District Committee, who also
heads that units fiscal sub
committee, has come out fatty
in favor of the revised program
of the city heads. He promised
to do all I can to get it en-
acted" He recommended the
joint hearings.
Evening star., 1953-11-20
Small Again Protests
Use Of Andrews Base
BY Civilian AirIines

Representative Frank Small,
jr., has again called on Presi-
dent Eisenhower to prevent
commercial airliners from using
Andrews Air Force Base.
The Republican Congressman
from Prince Georges County also
put in another plug for Friend
ship Airport as an alternative
site.
He released copies today of
his letter to the President.
1t attacked the Commerce
Department officials who an
nounced last week that details
for converting Andrews Field
for commercial use should be
completed in two months.
No Commerce Response.
Representative Small said
Commerce has not communicated
with the Maryland delegation
on Capitol Hill since the dele
cation visited the White House
Evening star., 1953-11-20

about $153 million a year to
parcel post charges, went into
effect October /.
The additional rate hikes in
the specialized groups are de-
signed to add another $3.5 mil
lion a year to postal revenues
So million from the catalog
and advertising matter group
and about $5Oo,0O0 from the
controlled circulation publica-
tons.
The effective date of the new
charges was left to the discre-
ton of the Postmaster General.
The higher parcel post charges
were proposed by the outgoing
Democratic administration and
adopted by the new administra-
ton in an effort to reduce the
large postal deficit. The ICC
specifically found that package
mail was being handled at sub
Stantial losses.
Evening star., 1953-11-20
Air Freight Rotes
Rise Is Pct. Today
BY he Assoeinted Prsl,.

The minimum rates for air
freight go up Is per cent today.
The Civil Aeronautics Board
ordered the increase at the re-
quest by two major freight air.
lines. Slick and Flying Tiger.
They contended higher costs had
made current rates inadequate.
The new minimum charges
are 20 cents a ton mile for the
first 1000 ton miles in any one
shipment, and 1914 cents a ton
mile for ton miles beyond the
first 1000. A ton mile is one
ton shipped / mile.
Evening star., 1953-11-20
SeVenth-DaY Adventists
Vote S1,2S2,OOO Budget
By the Asseeiatsd Press

MIAMI, Fla, Nov. 20.-The
Inter-American division of Sew
enth-day Adventists ended it's
annual convention yesterday with
adoption of a record 1882, 900
budget for 1854.
Biggest slice of the funds
$115,000-will go for new church
buildings.
Another 100000 will go for
radio programs on SO stations,
S55,O00 for education and voca-
tional training and $4,000 for
big city evangelism, especially in
Havana. Cuba.
The new budget is $4,000
more than this years and ST.
OBJ 900 of it is to be subscribed
by mission offerings from
churches in the United States.
Evening star., 1953-11-20

cent recommendation that joint
hearings on the program should
be held by the fiscal subcommit-
tee of both House and Senate
District Committees, "at the ear
liest possible date
Program Advisable.
"I do feel" he declared, chat
it is highly advisable for the
Commissioners and the Congress
to provide for a long-range pro-
gram of public works.
ut is obvious that we'll
planned. co-ordinated program
as to the needs of the District,
both present and for the future,
is of the. greatest Importance.
Il have made no commitment
on any of the specific phases of
the proposed legislation, except
as to the need for a well CO.
ordinated program and to pledge
myself to cooperate in holding
the earliest possible hearings
upon the proposals of the Com
missioners."
Case Favors Program.
Chairman Simpson of the
House District Committee re-
Gently indicated he was willing
that joint hearings be held with
the Senate group. But he voiced
Evening star., 1953-11-20
Bonk Hawk EeIIed

Tom McConville felled with a
heavy ruler the hawk that en-
tered a bank window at Killes-
handra, Scotland, and seized a
bank note worth $3.50.
Evening star., 1953-11-20
Ell Salvador Dam

Ell Salvador's new Chorrera del
Guayabo dam project is expected
to meet the needs Of the area
served only until 1859, San Sal
vador engineers declare.
Evening star., 1953-11-20
serVieab|e, business sheer
hoQAd hose
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Exclusively Woodward and Lothrop's in Woshinqton,
these business sheer nyIons fIotteringy lovely
practically serviceobe. Full fashion, full length, 81
gauge, 80 denier. Sizes 8K to II, in corousel,
twinkle froIic and white
Down Sors Store. Hosiery also Bethesda Budget Store