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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

06S RANDOLPH ST. NV bedrms
and den; conv. to stores, express bul
serv.: S110 mo. DREYFuSS BROS.
1919 18th st. NV. MA. S-05S2
WIDOW must rent to save home: 4
rms, pvt. bath: 4 empl. adults: nc
children: $S3 mo. each. Ia. 9-9176
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HoTEIgon.
furn. air conditioned apt; tub and
shower; So to 81 per day for ol
2 people. full hotel services: no time
limit. 600 goth st. NV. MA. S-5426.
CAPITOL HlLL.-Apt. bldg; 8 rms,
bath; all utils.. nicely furn.. refined
couple, S69. IA. 2-7166. -3
1915 NJ ST. N.W.--3rd A., separatt
2 rms, kit. bath. inclosed porch.
$S5; nicely furn. Open for inspec.
ton. Married cple. CO. 6-SS49..
CONN. AvE.-Rmcieney: attractive.
air conditioned; suitable for 2; con.
yenient tranep. M. $500. ~
t@O8 18th 81. N.W.-Very comfort
furn.. hedrm.. liy. rfi. and kit. d.
nettei Dvk entrances: shower: &7b,
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

224 E. CAPITOL ST.-Large sleeping
room for l Or employed young
men. Ii. 1896. II
2426 4th ST. N.E.--1 Ice. rm., next
to bath. suitable for or 2 gentle
1es TODD PL. N.E.-Attrac. rnn., pyt.
home. for refined lady or gentleman.
Gail HO. 2-6213. after 8. II
4030 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. NE
Large dble: front rm.. semipvt. bath;
transp. At corner. LA. 6-1344.
COL0RED-Brookland; nicely furn.
rm. in pvt. home; privileges. Cali
CoIoRRDeMaaiiURiEHTi Deaii III FRoS7Ts FRao5S7s RM.. IS suit.
for couple; cony. transp.; pvt. home.
HO: 2.67S4; Call after 8. -5
slnele. j double. Il. S.si7aam ams6 ia :
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PARK VISTA APT.
sta14A Ea1A1EhRLE 11sts p rok Sjh.

AVAILABLE FOR
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
sgsssie1ns o 2-bedrm sod daptsii ,,33Idd 3Ed a., T.,
JE. ESQ. 81
COLORED-2 BEDRMS, liv. rm.. d.
nette. kit. and bath; new bldgs.: ne.
CONSTRUCTION CO, i4s4 K st.
cnY6REG n,Ti; 81; s-21Gsi RRa.yr1r1u, Apt
seTIs Fs dsSSra'fd rs st VIII II. Rvt BATH eRiE RiES
shower; couple preferred. Call Ii.
coL6RED tlt6RE; - 1926 HARVARD ST,
NV; 2 rms. pullman kit. and
bath; $77.60 PLANT & GORDON
me- 1874 Park I'd. NV. CO; B.
X ST. NE; lge. rm., kit,
couple. IS K St. ne; . rms. kit,
bath, yard: elec., gas: basement;
GSGoFRDfs4s $1G Nj CO. S-2R2s; RIJSr1p sr. Il. NV
incl. all utilities; adults only: Inn
med. occup.; to inspect see ian. on
cSEoRES-l4oo 6Ts@sissi lst ST. N.w.-2
rms. with semipvt. bath: immed.
eecqpansy &c lpspest cs sdutf NE osy sS4cs 800 mo-
rOL 81 LORED@TWO RMS. Kit. and bath;
will accept children. Phone LU.
CSOL0RRD-so 81 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
Very conveniently located; Broom,
KIT. and bath apt; utils. furn.; SIS
CoIoREDMseS oIoiai wa K Sir. NE.-spaci-
Gus 2-bedrm.. kitchen apt, in very
good cond.; utils. furn. SIT so
COLORED-l316 CLIFTON ST. NV.
Modern apt. bldg. for select clien-
$50 so per mo. Adults only. In
spect up to 9:30 pm. Supt. on
premises. THE HARTFORD Co.,
RE 7.22QA ID
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Suitable for
HOUSES UNFURNIsHfD

ARL.--3 bedrm.. semi-det.. fun bsmt.,
dining rm,, fenced rear I'd, screened
Shown BY. appt. Cali Do. 1890.
BETHESDA, Mr.. MED. CENTEHt
new. 6-rm. and bath: gas heat:
now avail. ct S135 per mo. EDW.
H. JONES a. CO., INC. Wo.
KENsINGTON. MD.-3 bedrms.. iiy,
room, din. room and kit.; fenced
lot: ! block to bus. WOOD q CO.,
NEAR iRsUSSC;KvnLE-rwo bedrns,..
iiv. rm.. equip kit. dayiight bsmtS
SSiI glib, h;.E,h;; sa, On wooded aere: Ses.
f4Ss 4end 81. s.E.-New semidet.
brick. 2 bedrms.,. bath. liy. rM.. din.
rnn.. complete kit, full bsrnt.. saa
heat. Conveniently located TO. shop
ping and transp. worthy. OF youH
inspection. Very reas0nable rent.
JUSTINE REALTY Co. 4i2 .5t6
ct. n.W,,s DI. 7.6oQ6. 81
lContinued On Next Pass3
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

1917 N, lockwood, Arl-Loyely
room; liv. rm; privils., uniim. phone.
1927 N. UTAH ST.. ARL.-Attrac,
front rm.. 1st A., lge. closet: bus q
blk: Home after 8. Near Kann's.
ARLlNGTON-Corner, sgle. rm. for
SSsntie9man. zen 91 s pyt bath avail. v block
Arlington. YA.-Nicely furn. bed
room EToom' suit; for single or couple.
SOUTH ARLINGTON-1o min. to
Pentagon. Bed sitting rm., kit. pvt.
for lady over 36. Cool In summer.
Gan weekdays after q pm, JA.
NR. CHEVY CHASE CIRcLE-Nic.
corner rm, pvt. home: $35 mo.
OIL. 2-2635 or EN-. 2-S3S3.
ARLINGTON-Lge. eficiency-sleepins
rm.; pvt. entrance, pvt. bath. radio,
telephone; parking, sun porch, patio.
Ridge q: or, 1918. '0u'n -s AsFi''
ARLINGTON-For men only, In
bachelors house, l block from
kann's. IA. S-S417, evenings. 2s
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POULTRY. RAD0ITS AND Feos

FEED. POULTRY SUPPLIES. BABY
SA2sEs sESB sfSRk Fs'i; sisf 40 Ed9sl' e aI hhf af
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ROOMS WITH BoARD

1401 18th N.W.-Lge. dbl; also
share rms; business people, stu.
dents: selected menus. switchboard
AGED or invalid lady. Given excel
care and diet In nurses own pvt
nome. No smoking. EN-. 3-4677.
ROOM. excel meals. personal care fol
ased person: pvt. or semipvt. EN-
ROOM, BOARD AND CHILD CARE
for mother and / or 2 children OF
5so5 50fsa 18th AHne sq NM.11see 11eeSSsS;l SSle S I1o.
good breakfast; for 2. Southern home
Excel. transp. RA. 6-302S. %
%0O1 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Eics
clean. sgle. rm.: good meals; SIS wk
NFcELY Ecf Tm furr nV roon S0' for ,6;2ass =; me-,
ai;I' also board; $25 per week. 110 Sligo
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COOPERATIVE APIS. sALE

TWO-BEDKM. APT, on Columbia I'd.
mr.. 18th st. NV: foyer, living rm.,
tull-sized dipins @ rrn;, kitchen. pan pan
board service. Priced very favorably
at S12,75O, with " cash. Please cal
NJ. Gavin. With =, g.; oSSMITHYY
DE LUKE APT. in one Of washing
tons most desirable co-operatives;
foyer. living room, den Cor second
pantry and bath: large dimensions
and unusually fine appointments
throughout. This exclusive buildina
features Z quiet "close-fn" location
with ample service and adjoins {
major hotel with public dinins room
Mr.. Gavin, with n. q. eMTTHY CO.,
81. 3.33OO; res, AD. 2-6O0z. ~
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HOUSES FURNiSHED

S-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER fur.
nished, S150;. .unfurntshed. S12b,
Attractive neishborhood near school
As and EaBe Silver sprins. MA. s-7460.
IN HOUSE. mr.. Al.xandris;
screened porch, nice yard; mr.. grade
sehool; rental. S126 mo. Kf. o.
ARL. LYON vILLAGE)-7 rms, a.
baths, fun basement, 8 bedrns., Ire.
min, from Penta%son: % aylbie. Aprii
1O-Aug. 10; $500 mo. IA. 2-04e2.
rAKoMA PARK-s-bedrm., 2-story
brick, nicely furn.;. this home il
designed for comfortable living;
but not a necessary. ny See s'I t psinSis ana mSE:
offer on the rent. H. BROOKS PER-
RING & CO.. Realtors. JU. 5-4422.
700 BLOCK TUCKERAIAN ST. NV
Completely furnished: excel. cond. 4
Mr.. 18th AND ALLISON N.W.9s-
ISsm So IE1sk a7Ss p%sa RS RsSisuss.aaffSSs safSs si7S
home. fuli bsmt.. and attic;' 3 blocks
from school, transportation and
stores; corner. lot; located in town
Of College Park; $125 mo-. WILLIAM
r HUGHES CO.. TO. 9-6362. "a
B11O GROVE ST.. SILVER SPRING
Comfortable. two-story, two-bedroom
dimentions. Old, ss oSselets, e spsf1Sas spsTssls
furnished. Freshly painted. Larfe.
shaded yard. Grand place for chill
dren; S135. Immediately available.
tLuTHER LST Fo I; MILLER, DE. 2-0655i
AvAn.s. SAi NAY NAY /, Glen Echo H.ishts-
Ss5 mo. No children or pets. Refs.
Phone ewes, OIL. 2-1556. %
lI9 FORESTER ST. S.W.-Prewar
2-bedrm, brick home in an area
cow; to schools. stores and o. Cap
ltol busline. Den or extra bedrm.
sAANNoN s. q W. Ma 4 slSs4ss LgGHs co" 15os X
FALLS CHURCH xREA-s-bedrm.
automatic elec. facilities. ELIJAH
Broker. EN-. 3-4335, ov. S-4i16..
CHEVY CHASE-Beaut. rambler, 3
bedrms., 2 baths. GE kit, dishwash.
sr; $3.50: Other hses. MRS. CLYDE
E. BENNINGTON. OIL. 2-2e3b. I'M.
BLvD.-Three bedrras.,
sunrm.. screened porches. yard: i
RSlkk. Slk. sHoosE Of elementary school; $3.50.
GEORGEToWN-Two bedrms.. walk
In closets, liv. rm. with fireplace.
Sep. din. rm. House conipi and
attrac: furn. Patio and walled gar
den; for 6 mo. with possible year
extension; 1925, DE. 2-3092.
5l27 18th ST. N.W.-Three bedrras.,
liv.. rm.. din. kit. baths plus .
Incl: porches; fun bsmt:. built-in 60:
rage; gas h.-w.h.; $175 mo. Call
r. A; HUMPHREYS, Realtors. Ma.
UNIV. PARK. 1902 River
rd.-2-bedrm. bungalow. Liv. rni.
with firepl.; sep. din. rm., lge. kit,
Perfect cond. Garage. $3.50. Cali
Mr.. Smith with FRANK 8. PHIL.
LIPS, DI. 7-1411.
BRIGHTWOOD-six rms. 3 baths,
master bedrrn., recr. rm., newly dee.
and furnished. Immed. possession,
$1S7.50 mo. on lease. HU. 3-3646.
HILL RID. AND s2nd ST.
N.E.-4-bedrm. detached frame
house, gas h.-w h.. full bsmt.. taste.
wnyonS%spns {Sl1y Ses nsns fS5n; Mppn,s sl%s .,1a mo.
RE. 1855, 723 Goth st. NV.
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cATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

RIGHT REG. HEREFORD BULLS Of
breeding are; pollsd and horned.
hume, We. Phone Marshall 461A
nm uRofcR HoLsrETN HETFERs,
oome with calves, some Springin0
within next few days. Call Mr.
IONEs. manager. Poolosville ND
S01ss 30
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Immediate Occupancy
NEW-sEMIDET. DUPLEX APR.
posai. refgr.; adults; $50 so mo-;
shopping ct door, 9 blocks to bus.
Ridge rd.. right on Ridge rd. to
to Burbank, left to apis. RE.
7-0781. Ii. 4.7266. 81
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1927 10th ST NW

1927 10Th ST. NV.
(NR. DUPONT CIRCLE
Triple rn1. Tor young men or women.
Daily maid service; phone in rm.
Also. dble. at $65. Hobart 2-6767.
SILVER SPRING. MD.
Rooms ms and board for or 4. JU.
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
2310 ASHMEAD PIA NV.
Double and single rms, some viii,
private bath. American plan, excel.
meals: nome Atmosphere. HO. 2.3566
RO-CAR GUESTHOUSE
1901 21st st. NV. Phone HO. 2-73OO
EXCELLENT FOOp-SWTTCHBOARD
SERVICE
10 min. to Govt bldgs.. eonv. car
and bus serv. SINGLES. dbies., and
triples. Occup. at once. Prices start
94S.oO. 81
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E.-s.W

MEN ONLY; nr. Capitol, Navy Yard
sntertaining privileges; 1S-45. Ii
Sc. l6l7 3Oth ST.. OF Penna. ave
tleman: phone; pvt. ent.; cony. e
transp.; $3.50 wk. LU. 2-i3l0. -Sl
STUDIO ROOM-Newly decorated
kit. privil. Call after 6 pm, Wed
and Fri. WO. 6-5S95. 3
EAST CAPITOL ST.
Very nice. large single room for rent
"a per week. Ii. 6-093O; ewes, II
3-27S1.
C0LORED-LGE. BsMT. RIM. for cou.
pie or man. with kit. privils: also
lge. front rm. on End n. Ii. 6-1452
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COLORED
PATRICIAN

1921 KANSAS AVE. NV.
Lovely large enc. apt. avail. on Apri
/. IN one Of the best apt. houses
IN city. Only $T4.b mo-, incl. utils
ALDON PROPERTIES. INC, RIM
1885 woodward Bldg. MA. S-574O
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REDECORATED APT.
RsdTnliving . ~ yse rm IL and a.. kitchsni; share
mont st. NV. HO. 2-2771.
1912 N ST. N.W.-Bedrm.. 1iv, rm.,
kit. and bath: nicely furn. See
resident manager, Apt. 2.
HARRY A. OLIKER co.
1871 Vermont Ave. NV. MA. s-2210
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Nice large I-rm., Kit. Z and bath 'furn.
apt: utils incl. II. 6-0980. Il
Vi FtRE EAy5 oR tRGsi Hafuas. sNp asb bbog6Es g6s:
LET'S WASH. VA. vic. iWHfTEl
H-oNE RENTAL AND REALTrY CO.
624 BOND BLDG Ma S-0007
815 KING ST ALEX. XII S-l3iS
1911 PARK RID. NV.
Front apt; nicely furn.; s rms, kit,
bath, porch; $137.50; adults only.
See ianitOr
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1oU1 MAN 1WUOU III. N,W.-0 TMS
and bath, util. incl, nicely furn..
addggnlts' $40. Ho. 2-64s1 or JU, g.
1857 PARK RID. N.W.-Entire lss a.;
liv. rm., bedrm.. kit, bath; twin
beds. sos incl. utils. RA. 6-2036.
GEoRGETOWN-Idv. rm.. screened
porch. din. rm. "a bedrms.. kit
PEfRoSrR RasRi s17G HSEaN.SIg M no SS2s .n ,sd
redec. 1-bedrm. apt: conv. located
to shop. and transp.: $3.50 mo.
DREYFUSS BROS. 1919 18th st.
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BRIGHTWOOD-six rms. 3 baths.
master bedrn., recr. rm., newly dec.
and furnished. Immed. possession,
$1S7.50 mo. on lease. HU. 3-3646.
BUNKER HILL RID. AND ssna ST.
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Live AG Tue Top OF tIle CITY
ALBAN TOWERS

APARTMENT HOTEL
3700 MASS. AVE. NV.
One and two bedroom apartments
television in every apartment; full
hotel services. Also hotel rooms and
suites.
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lI9 FORESTER ST. S.W.-Prewar
2-bedrm. brick home in an area
conv. to schools. stores and 8. Cap-
itol busline. Den or extra bedrn.
and bath In bsmt.; $125 per mo,
SHANNON h LuCHs CO.. 1905 II
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MIScELLANEoUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIOIIES

Furniture, bric-a-brac, china, glass.
ware. Oriental art objects, ieWelry.
rugs, silyerwGre paintings. por-
csI csi1' MuhRsfRnHsYss uhsfRnHsYss TA fasn sGssss Gsasss Oai0
Evening star., 1953-01-22
Ex-Gov. Warren Hurt
In Florida Car Crash
BY the Assoeiaisd Press

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 22.-Former
Gov. Fuller Warren was severely
shaken and suffered possible rib
injuries in a pre-dawn auto
crash today in Miami while en-
route to the funeral Of a friend
killed yesterday in an auto ac-
cident near Perry.
Mr.. Warren was riding in a
chauffeur-driven City of Miami
Beach car which collided with
another at 5:55 am, while on
the way to Miami International
Airport.
The former governor-now a
member OF a Miami Beach law
f1rm-had planned to catch a
plane for Sarasota where he was
scheduled to be a pallbearer at
the funeral for M. A. Rosin.
Patrolmen c. r. Kemp and
E. P. Ragan said the chauffeur
Of the Warren car, James
Doonan, 46, was not injured.
The officers quoted Thomas
Hodge, So. Miami. driver Of the
other car, as saying the Warren
car went through q red light at
an intersection. Mr.. Hodges
car was wrecked and he was
shaken. up.
Evening star., 1953-01-22
BY George Kennedy
Star Stoff Correspondent

KANSAS CITY. Jan. 22.-Pri-
vate Citizen Harry s. Truman
spent his first day at his new
Offices, with his future cccupa-
ton still in doubt.
Mr.. Truman missed his morn
ing walk. He confessed to re-
porters that he had oversight
and did not awake until 7::30
am.
He did not emerge from the
white Victorian house at Inde-
pendence, which has served as
a summer White House for the
last eight years, until $40.
It was at Independence last
night that Mr.. Truman-"back
home for good" ne said-re-
ceived welcome that exceeded
any Of the tributes paid him by
his home town when he was
President.
Rides in Patrol Car.
This morning he was driven to
Kansas City in State highway
patrol car by Sergt. Arthur II.
Bell. Sergt. Bell has been as
signed to him by the Governor
for a few days.
MIR. Truman was met at the
entrance Of the Federal Reserve
Bank Building, one Of Kansas
City's largest Office buildings, by
George K. Wallace. veteran poll
tical reporter of the Kansas City
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Citizen Truman OversIeeps,
Then Goes to His New Offices

Star, II. @. Leedy, president OF
the Federal Reserve Bank Dis
trict, and Robert B. Caldwell,
former chairman of the board
Of the Federal Reserve Bank.
The Truman Offices are on the
11th floor. There are a recep-
tion room and two Offices, fur
nished only with desks and
chairs at present and with no
name on the outside door.
Mr.. Truman brought in with
him two suitcases of mail that
had arrived at his Independence
home in the last few days. Miss
Rose Conway, his personal sec
retary, was there to start sort
ing it. Several cases of mail,
forwarded by the White House,
have not yet arrived.
Aides Are on Hand.
Roger w. Tubby, his former
press secretary, and Matthew B.
Connolly, his former appoint
ment secretary. arrived about
1905 am, just after Mr.. Tru-
man, to help him on his first
days work.
Among his first callers were
Capt, Harry Jobes, member of
Capt. Harry Truman's Battery
D, Field Artillery unit, in France
during World War I. Capt.
Jobes Is assistant RFC admin
istrator for Missouri.
Mr.. Truman Immediately
asked the photographers and
reporters in. He was asked what
he had been doing at home this
morning and he said:
Carrying packages upstairs
and looking for ties and socks"
Asked about the crowds that
had met his train on the way
across the country to Independ-
ence, Mr.. Truman said, II was
doored both in Washington and
here, Six thousand people in
that blase town referring to
Washington especially when
there's an inaugural parade still
going on"
Asked II he had any response
from his teleyision appeal" for
a job, he said, Il suppose there
is in the mail received this
morning. / was just joking, I
was going to see If q civilian can
jokea President can't
Want Him to Write Book.
He said that everybody is after
him to write q history Of this
period. ''and I'm not talented, !
think, as q writer"
II would like to impress young
(See TRUMAN. Page A-4.l
Evening star., 1953-01-22
By John w. Stepp

District Commissioner F. Joseph
Donohue today handed his resig-
nation to President Eisenhower
and spent more than half an
hour at the White House dis
cussing District problems.
Mr.. Donohue, a stanch Dem
ocrat who's has held his present
Office for nearly two years, made
his White House call at IL am.
Sherman Adams. presidential
adviser, was present at most Of
the conference, the Commis-
Sioner said.
MIR. Donohue added that the
President gave no indication
when or whether the written
resignation would be accepted.
Mr.. Donohue said he made his
offer to quit "at the pleasure of
the President"
Offers % Continue.
He said he offered to continue
to serve as a Commissioner until
such time as President Eisen-
hover may choose to appoint his
successor.
Commissioner Donohue. dis
cussing the conference. said the
President showed great interest
in District affairs.
Mr.. Donohue said that he
mentioned to the President the
problem of racial segregation
here. He said also that in dis
cusSing the city's financial prob
Evening star., 1953-01-22
Donohue Offers Resignation
At Meeting With Eisenhower
Commissioner Says Federal Payment
And Segregation Were Topics in ToIk

lens, he "made a pitch" to the
President for a bigger Federal
payment toward the operation of
the Nations Capital.
In this connection, Mr.. Dono-
hue went on. he mentioned the
1868 million public works I'M
provement program that citizens
and city government officials
are readying to present to Con-
gress for Federal assistance.
Home Rule Not Topic.
The subject of the proposed
1854 budget did not come up
during the conversation, ac-
cording to Commissioner Dono-
hue. Nor was home rule men
toned.
The Democratic Commission
er had warm words for the Re-
publican Chief Executive.
HE was gracious, he showed
a substantial understanding of
the problems Of the District Of
Columbia. He is by no means
uninformed on our problems"
Asked by reporters il he would
like to remain in his Commits
sioner's job, the new Republic
can administration notwith-
standing, Mr.. Donohue replied:
"It would not be in my best
interests" He elaborated by
saying that he would make more
money in his private law prac-
tice than he gets as a Commits
sioner. He also pointed out that
the grind would not be as severe.
Evening star., 1953-01-22
Scurbuth and ModzeIewski
Redskins First Draft Picks

Don Boil. Nebraska guard. Nick
Carras. Missouri back. was NTH.
Most unexpected Of the first
round picks was the Chicago
Bears selection of Bill Anderson,
Negro halfback from Compton
(Calif.) Junior College. Ander-
son is the adopted son Of Roches-
ter. the comedian on Jack BEN
ny's program.
The Baltimore Colts. formally
accepted as the NILS l2th team
last night, had the first choice
after the bonus pick and se-
lected Billy Vessels. Oklahoma
halfback. The Colts also took
Tom Catlin, Oklahoma center.
on the fourth round.
Lloyd Colteryahn, Maryland
end, was the fourth draft choice
Of the Pittsburgh Steelers.
"Details in Sports, Section CD
Evening star., 1953-01-22
Air Brake Tampering
Discovered on Train
Bound for Capitol
Senate Inquiry. Told
Evidence Is Similar to
Thot in Station Wreck
BULLETIN

A railroad official told a
congressional investigation to-
day that the air-brake system
on a Colonial express from
Boston yesterday was found
cut OF in a similar fashion to
the brakes on the train which
wrecked Union Station. He
said the FBI is investigating.
Paul r. Goulett. New York,
New Haven & Hartford vice
president, said the angle cock
controlling the air system was
found in the wrong position at
New Haven. Previous teSti-
mony brought out that angle
cocks have to be set by hand.
Earlier, Chairman Tobey
had told the committee that he
was aboard the train.
Evidence of deliberate tamper-
ing with the braking mechan-
ism of the train which wrecked
part Of Union Station last
Thursday piled up today as a
Senate investigation continued
into the crash.
The first witness today was
William Henry Malta of Sharon,
Mass, engineer of the Federal
Express from Boston to New
Haven
He was relieved at that point
by another engineer before the
train came on to Washington to
end its run in q wreck.
Mr.. Malta described a con-
fusing, 56-minute delay in a
swamp outside of Kingston, r. l.,
while he was In charge Of the
train.
He told the Senate committee
that everything was working
properly but he got a whistle
signal to stop outside Of Kings
ton from some one in the train
crew at the rear OF the train.
Got Signals to Test Brakes.
'I waited two or three min
utes after I stopped, but didn't
see anybody" he related. II
wondered what it was all about" I"
Mr.. Malta then said he got a
series Of signals from the rear of
the train which told him to test
the brakes.
Mr.. Malta said he released and
applied the brakes in response
to the signals a number Of times
over the next 10 or Is minutes.
Finally, he said he sent his fire.
man back to see what was go
ing on.
"E1e came back and said 1t was
all right to 60 now" Mr.. Malta
continued. II started up but
the train wouldn't move"
Mr.. Malta said he then climbed
out of the engine and while
walking to the rear Of the train,
(See WRECK, Page A-2J
Evening star., 1953-01-22
Clay Is Seen as Choice
II Senate Rejects Wilson
Dy The Associated Press

ATLANTA. Jan. %. Editor
Ralph McGill Of the Constitu-
tion reported from Washington
last night that Gen. Lucius Clay
Of Georgia is President Eisen-
hower's likely choice for De-
Tense Secretary II the Senate re-
fuses to confirm Charles e
Wilson.
Gen. Clay" Mr.. McGill wrote,
''also would present a problem
In that the regulations forbid
any one 70 serve as Defense Sec
retary who has been in the Army
within 10 years prior to ap-
pointment.
"The Senate can set this rule
aside as it did some years ago
to make it possible for Gen.
George Marshall to serve in that
position
Asked in New York to COM
ment on the report, Gen. Clay
said there was nothing to it"
Gen. Clay Is chairman Of the
board Of the Continental can
Co, Inc.
Evening star., 1953-01-22

The Washington Redskins to-
day selected Jack Scarbath,
Maryland's All-America split-T
quarterback. as their FIRST choice
in the National Football Leagues
annual player draft in Philadel-
phia. Their second choice was
his teammate. Tackle Dick Mod
zelewski. younger brother of Ed
Modzelewski. the first choice Of
the Pittsburgh Steelers last year.
The San Francisco Forty
Miners won the draw for the
bonus selection and made q sur
prise choice, Harry Babcock,
pass-catching end from the Uni
versity Of Georgia.
The Redskins third choice was
6-foot-5 Paul Dekker, offensive
end on Michigan States national
champions. Their fourth was
Evening star., 1953-01-22
First Cabinet Meeting Called
By Eisenhower for Tomorrow
Nixon and 4 Other Top Officials to Attend
President Sees Son Head Buck to Pucific

Mr.. Dodge was Immediately
sworn in by Frank Sanderson,
White House administrative
officer.
The appointtee, who he :
headed the Detroit Bank. sue
ceeds Frederick ]. Lawton, vet
eran career man who long has
been with the bureau and was
made its head by President Tru-
man. Mr.. Lawton is remaining
at the bureau as a special
assistant.
Son Left Today.
The new President started his
second day in Office nearly an
hour later than his first, reach
ing his desk at $3.50 am. The
delay was occasioned by a more
extended family breakfast, the
President wanting to have a
little more time with his son,
Maj. John S. Eisenhower. who
later started back to the Korean
battle front.
The major and his wife told
the father goodby in his Office
about 10:30 o'clock and then
started for their home in High
land Falls, N. Y, to rejoin their
three small children, who did
not get to come to Washington
for the Inauguration.
Maj. Eisenhower's 15-day leave
expires Sunday and he will re-
lSee EISENHOWER PAGE A2A