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19-UNIT APT, NV.
Priced at 6la Times INCOME
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

LEE HWY. COMMERCIALLY owner,
need some cash quick. will sell cheap.
1000 SO: IT.. CO commercial. ia.
R I;sFlIi lyAAri S SSS s.,r aoos II.
cation cas l1sS Columbia I'd. NV, See
|R EST A1is FOR SALE on Lee hwy.
close to new open-air theater. Call
JE. 2-9620 for appointment. I'll
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moving to larg-
story brick bldg, well located and
suitable for store. ONCE and income;
S37 500: most attractive terms Call
MR.; RUARK, Ma. S-2431 or Ju.
JG Gif' %SiEsT OF DUPONT CIRCLE.
Sl3s P st;=Apt.s rented Cd! At 500 500;
vacant. Askins S24,950. See this
1 :ss a auE ST. SnerN .w.-Kitchen apts.
and rooms: baths dsa Net ; yearly I, in
f s4ess f so ss aad S m aSod
terms. offered by LOUIS A. STAR
LING 721 10th st. NV. Washing
ton. d. c.. tel RE. 7.1129.
NEAR GREYHOUND BUS TERMINAL.
Th66se-ssory sT dcE BLDG ,,S approx
alley; excellent for printing. beauty
supply, photo finishing, ETC.; $50, 900.
terms. See Mr.. Norris. WEAVER
BROS. INC. Realtors, DI. 7-S300.
FOR SALE OR RENT--Brick build
ing in exact center Of city, 727
ONCE rooms and large shop: access
to paved alley in rear with electric
overhead door: apartment on End
floor over once rented at $50 per
month to responsible tenant: excel
lent for contractor, or firm requir-
ing storage or assembly space. Call
MTCHAUD, ME- S-4926.
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WATERFRONT PROP foR RfNT

ST. LEONARD, MD.
Phone: Prince Frederick 30e-J
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

BEACH. DEL.--Apts.. $50
TO $75 wk.. begin TI10; cottage.
SIS xk.. com. TIt0, 2 bedrms.. sips.
+ dR ss1;; saR- M Riet s.ssgs 1881
ON-THE-BAY = Mr..
Shady Side, Nd. Modern 2-bedrha.
cottage, screened porch. Ice. yard.
garage. adults. reas- Cali. Wo.
BETHANY BEACH-costase. avail.
AUG. %, 3 hedrms. baths.
Incl. Phone Dickinson gs5s or
write e. X RICHARDS, B w. 3rd
IT.. Bethany Beach. Del. --10
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PROPERTY FOR RENT

ARL., CROSS ST. FROM HEIGHT CO.
20 rms. and bath, tnow used as
fesidencel; good state OF repair:
Diet. garage. oil heat; lot approx.
5OxIf0: SI25 per mo. FRED j.
GEORGE. Realtor, IA S-6777 and
s "a FL Iol4 aas KENNEDY st. NV
Thoroughly air cond reas. rent.
Cali OWNER. RE. 7-7744 or your
1000 SMR e oR s.ooo so. TT. door space
with dry basement, also customer
parking space; adjoins Ga. and
Alaska bus terminal. II. HAN
NAUER, ~. 5-4729 or u. 5-60s5.
ewes. and sun. Ill
USED CAR or ideal trailer sales; ap-
prox 2O0-ft. frontage: room enough
for 100 cars: ideal building with 3
separate offices: all modern inside
conFeniences; two outside garages
fort repair, etc.: LIGHTS already In;
ready for immediate use. Cal IA.
2-41O0 and ask Mr.. WHITE for
further information. --14
AVE-, near Sears and
Roebuck--An S-room building highly
suitable for either ONCE or com
merciai use. MEz CUSHARD. Real
tor, HI. 2-4232.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

DELAND. FLORIDA - Byrnes-built
home. 2 bedrms.. tiled bath. liv. rm. !,
kit. -dinette, c,b construction, wood
floors, 800 So H.. plus earport.
81 500. RlH North Adele. Ii
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BREEZY POINT BEACH. MD.--Mod-
eYn COTTAGE: well equip: water view,
mr.. beach; accommodate 8. OF. A.
WOODLAND BEAcH-Mod. i.,rn.
cottages. sleep 6-S: SIS wk. up.
Avail. Juiy-Sept. Annapolis 3-6329.
WATERFRONT AIL-YEaR HOME,
near Beverly Beach, bedrms. and
bath. din. RIM. ail-elec. kit, large
Nv. nm. with firepi 1ox3e e..
screened porch. Chrysler Airtemp
air-cond. heat; large pier and boat:
Cali MR.. JARRETT. CO. 5-0095.
SOUTH RIyER-cottsge for a: all
erabbing; no pets, Annapolis 20
past bus terminal. L. ". HEWITT.
PINEY POINT--Duplex house. one
side, one bedroom, $50 wk,: one
side, two bedrooms. $50 wk.;
am.c.. private beach. c. j.. GRAY,
Phone Great Mills t5I-J-2.
BAY-FRONT COTTAGE. ami; avail.
July "a to Aug. S-Aug. % on. MRS.
WENDELL; shadyside. Nd. West
DEALE. MD, chesapeake Bay
bedrn. cottage, 2 baths, scr porch;
furn., except beddinG; fishing. boat.
ing avail; $50 week Avail. July lie
Aug. 10. LII. 2-7242. I'll
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THE EVENING STAR ri!
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
nAREs REAcH. Mn h.-rrn

DARES BEACH, MD.--5-rm. and bath
cottage, comp. furn.. glassed-in
front and SIDE porch, bsnt, and ga
rage fenced yard. INQUIRE at BER-
NARD COWELL'S, Ill
COTTAGE AND 10 LOTS near Chesa.
peake Beach; asbestos shingled ext.
k sd pine inter, a steal at $500
FosSR SAL SALE s- BY oWNEE Is 9
acres on the Potomac; price. Stag:
$500 down. APPROX 2 acres directly
on river. Call Browning S-s425.
COOL. SHADY LAKRFR0NT turn.
cottage, 80 mi from Wash. ID. c.:
CITY cnnveniences swimming, boat.
ing. fishing. BY OWNER, OIL 4-sa71.
ST. GEORGE IsLAND--a-rm. house,
" furn.; immediate possession: 2
acres of land fronting 200 IT. on
Potomac River; I6-ft. boat with l0-
hip; outboard motor: best ffshtnE.
s 81 si,n and duck s hunting. Price,
SCIENTISTS cIIFF. Port Republic.
Md.--CottageS and lots for sale to
college graduates approved by Mem
bership Committee, Community Bldg.
organized recreation, bay beach
rent. Drive down 4.b mi beyond
PRINCE Frederick. Literature on re-
SUNRISE BEACH, on severn. j hr.
downtown d. c.-Wooded level, Y
sf seas e pr eost s Sfssa s ss
SS95, Owner finance. Must sell.
Attractive terms. LO. 4-6913. I'll
DEALE. MD, % miles d. c., chesa-
peake Bay. area-Attr. modern ALL
school. stores. post dice, chnrehes,
boat harbor, Newly painted. $500.
easy terms. / block from state
wo. 6-o747 or West River 5S1a
WOODLAND BEACH. MD. - New
house built for summer and winter.
Lge. liv. rnl.. bedrms, dinette,
elee. kit, full bath, lge. front porch,
expan. attic. outside fireplace; blk.
to beach. Terms, AID. 2-2l42. IL
CLoVERLEA--2S mi, to d. c. Almost
new c Gotta oy nS 20 Rhodes RI
erty House has large living room
with fireplace, modern kitchen, din
ette,- large bedroom, large screened
porch. Priced $1,000. good terms
NORTH BEACH PARK, right on the
kitchen, dinette, hedrm., large living
room with picture windows overlook
ing the bay. Large lot. Priced S10.-
500, good terms. offered by LOUIS
q. SIANLlNGt III IUtn 81. NV,
Sun. call Mr.. Starring collect at
West River, MARYLAND. 1921.
RHODES RIVER AREA, . acres over
looking river. Mod. f-room and bath
all-yr. home; oil hot-water heat;
other buildings incl. garage, utility
room and chicken house. Price. S15.-
300: easy terms:
dian Landing. Beaut. large yr.-recnd
home. bedrooms. baths, large
liv. room with fireplace, kit, dining
room. utility rm.: oil hot-air heat.
Other bldgs. include chicken and
turkey houses. garage. etc. Most OF
acreage is wooded and there is q
stream running through property.
Priced at $ig.500: good terms. Of
fered by LOUIS A. STARTLING, I'll
10th ST. NV, Wash, D. C. Tel. RE.
7-112g or Sat. and Sun, call West
Rirar Md 1901
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

ARLINGTON, va, near Kanns and
virginia Square-3-rm. suite; SIS
mo. ia. 5-654O. JE. 2-7732. Iii
VERY DESIRABLE air-cond. offices
overlooking park: elev.: near to
bus and trolley. MR.. JAMES. ma
S-3507. III
SILVER SPRING, Zig Bldg.-Dentist
or med. spec: full or part time. Call
MEDICAL OFFICEs-1eth and PARK
70; area: air cond, mod: Call no.
s Sr + IHHs9es ssa
o IS gssla aS 1915 Conn ~. NV.
1924 K 81. N.w.-omce suite Of 4
large rooms: can be rented as suite
and reasonable rental includes ali
utils- and ianitor service. INQUIRE
at 1524a K st. NV. or calh MIR.
CORNER 18th AND PENNA. AVE.
N.W.-Wash.'s busiest corner 400
So. 1T; air-cond;. pvt. entr., Entire End
Avail. July IS. shown daily. ITO
1917 12th ST. N.W.--AvaiI. 3-rm.
suite LIST floor. Will consider indy.
0mceS. AIT coma. II desired. Also
large room lower level $50. ST. B.
WILL SHARE de luxe ONCE facility
in new air-conditioned bldg. with
discriminating party. Includes sec
retarial. Best location. BOX 214-V.
LARGE ROOM with private entrance
or with use of reception room, in
air conditioned Wyatt Building. 14th
and New York ave NV. ST. 3-336S.
10th AND EYE--3-rm. suite and sgle.
rms. Fnrn. or unfurn. nv mo. or
lease Air-cond. Law library. ME.
CENT. NAT. Blk. BLDG, ea1 Pa ave.
n.w.--About 1000 50. tt. All outside
mailorder bns., school or organ.
Reas. Apply $40 F st. NV, RIM. 10.
OFFICE FOR RENT. 14o4 L st. NV.
Downtown location. Cali RE. 7-l027.
sic 5th ST. N.w.--Air-cond. ofices
for any business or professional
S Use f ri 7 ssS mo- an A InEe6z q
EAIR-CONDiTioNED. Street level; ESQ
So. IT. pvt. layatory;. in new ONCE
bldg: Conn. and M; 1 free parking
space: mahog. walls and acoustical
ceilings: Will partition. HOLLAN-
DER, Elk. .3-340S or HE. 4-66l7.
evenings. 10
DOWNTOWN, desirable SPACE 10 meet
every need. Newly decor. Good To-
Cor. 9th and ,, 81 9th st. NV.
Cent. Nat. Blk. Bldg, 63l Pa. ave. NV.
10th and Pa ave-, 94S Pa. ave. NV.
Apply $40 r st. NV, RIM. 10.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE

4-bedrm. brick home on
IA acres Of land, located in Loudoun
County. between Lovettsyille, Va,
and Brunswick. Md. This home has
all modern conyeniences; nice land
scaped lawn with trees and Yege-
table Garden: only 90 miles from
WASHINGTON. Good commuter service
daily to Washington on BaO train;
S15,500. Phone Lovettsville 23h4
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

FOR PROMPT, EFFICIENT SERVICE,
let US sell. lease or finance your busi-
ness prop. Call 7. r. INLAY at CO.
b-4422; eyes,, EN-. 3-0134, with
THE CAREY WINSTON CO.
Realtors 1873 Conn. Ave. NV,
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AIR CONDITIONED-$5
On Georgia Ave. Silver Spring
~. S-54o1 RA. 3-1236
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RARMs ,csn.. ,
al Whole Mountain Tnn
loTs AND AcREAeE FoR sALr
ss saaa Se csI fH siE Isasz lots g tsHs q,

ssIl NASH ST. SEE lots, 4axas
each. CAN LII. I-69S7 or LA. g.
1000 SO. IT. zoned apt. or dupiex.
adjacent to ise. garden-type apt:
81 e sddsoH1a an Sa ls:a IS s0a Sa
s sqs sss Lq a. 3 S ssstol hts ia SSth
IT'S ACRES Nh. OLNEY, Md; win
$500. wHoobbMooR Agency slcss, NC N
MONTGOMERY COUNTY--376 acres
overlooking Potomac at Great Falls.
route Of new Geo. washington pkwy.
Outstanding speculative value. Call
NJ. Moran. FRANK J. PHILLIPS,
ENoUGiH TIMBER ON THIS LOT to
nm your fireplace for. yearsl A 100
beyond Ramp Washinstcn. choice
Of 4 beaut. lots, with tall trees; al
most ] acre each; Sl.395 to ST $50.
Only 5000 down. DE LONGFIEF.
l w in s- lS IAN Swvi cp,,v,r !. =.
oSdss Bones We and have so SssT
tracts Of land for sale in Fairfax
County. with sewage available.
Prices range from $500 to $1,000
per acre: easy financing. HARRIS
T. RICHARDS. INC. 1892 N Wash
ington blvd, days, ia. $685.;
CORNER CHESAPEAKE and Barnaby
SITS. zoned for. apts.; will take l5
apts.; 5000. MR.. JAY. Ii. Alag;
NEAR CENTRAL AVE, Sc; soned
for apts.; 5 lots. 40x100 each; l
III ii MR. JAZZ sefh Ii f Ptif s esss,
WHEATON Vii; ifGisi MD, AREA acre. win
sell all or half. Call JE. 4-0024;
HUNT CLUB SECTION, Montgomery
County a-acre lots in Potomac at
mo. Acre lots mr.. confessional
Country Club, high, wooded. $3.50
or $500 down, $50 per mo. Acreage
adjoining Hunt Club, 8 or more
s ssTss !. q AZ $i goo per acre, easy terms.
WITHIN THE GROUNDS Of the
Catholic University, about $4,000
50. #. Of land which ought to belong
to the university, which would APP
preciate q donation of the land as
e memorial. The land adioins the
Holy Cross College, Marist College
and the university grounds. which
indicates what sore spot this is Tor
yited. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 1919
< st. NV, Ma. S-1166.
BEAUTIFUL wooded lot for sale at
Lakeside Estate, Greenbelt. Nd
Priced from $1,000 to $1,000. in
Guiding all improvements. ISL Gem
terway. Greenbelt, Md, OR, 3-204l.
After 8 pm. call CIR. 4-23S1. CIR.
$40 ACRE AND 2-12 ACRE TRACTS
23 miles D. C. S375. per acre 10Tt
down, balance monthly.
JAMES e. BARNEY
Vienna, Va. Phone DU. 6-S265
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OFFICE SPACE
In New Air Conditioned
Building at
1107 10Th st. NV:

Near Conn. Ave. and L st.
Ground floor store or showroom ap-
proximately 2.750 50. It.
ONCE area approximately
2, 500 50. It.
4th door approximately 500 sc. It.
Building features include automatic
elevator. lavatories and each floor.
asphalt- tiled floors, accounstical cell
inEs and fiucrescent nghting and
char service.
Now Available for Occupancy
For Further Particulars, Consult
Randall II. Hagner & Co.
Realtors
1871 Conn. Avs. INV. DE. $4,000
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$50 AcreS2O0 Cattle
VIII trade for income property In or
around d. G. or will sell. Owned
b. widow lady unable to MANAGE.
MILLS REALTY
II. 2-0eoe Annandaie. W. u. 4-le77
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e04 2 eT, NW.--Good location.
k20-622 eth ST. N.W.--Cicse to p,
Apply $40 ? 81. NV. Nm. 10.
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LOTS FOR RENT

New and Used Car Lots
Prominent corner, MANY trafic ar
teries, tremendous advertising val
nes LOUIS BURMAN CO. s5-09SS.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

End COMMERCIAL, near entrance to
South Capitol st. Bridge; 10000
SO. it.; $I.50 it. MAX MILLER,
II. 7.2I00 or Ia. 9-SS53. Ill
INDUSTRIAL GROUND, $4,000 So.
#. facing B&O station, Rockville.
Md, for sale or trade What have
you? MARSHALL j. MAPLE CO,
1924 14th St, AID. 4-2005.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED
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Women Pleased With Excise Tax Cuts

The reaction of many women
to the reduction In Federal ex-
else tax rates from 20 per cent
to 10 per cent on many items
they have long deemed "es-
sential" has varied from luke
warm good" and $50 what"
comments to "well. it sure has
been long time in coming"
Many women have felt that
taxing them for using lipstick,
soaps. colognes, bath powders,
creams, perfumes. hand lotions,
bath oils. nail polish and nail
polish removers was stupid
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these pockets. They serve the
same purpose"
Fur sales for some time have
been tagging with most fur
merchants claiming that every
one was just holding off," Re-
tailers expect a good business
squirt with the tax reduction.
Fur-trimmed coats became ex-
empted from the tax some time
ago.
The excise cut comes at a
particularly good time with
Spring cosmetic sales and Easter
shopping occupying the thoughts
Of consumer and retailer alike.
e. S.
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tax" to begin with. They rea-
soned this out by stating that
If being well-groomed was a lux
ury, so ought many other things
to be so classified.
Also affected by the 10 per
cent cuts are handbags and
jewelry. The Hon. Kenneth B.
Heating in a speech calling for
a slicing of the excise taxes not
too long ago said. How any one
can imagine that a woman's
purse is a luxury is something I
cannot understand. There are Is
pockets in mans average suit.
It seems just as sensible to tax
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Miss HurWood
Is Married

DR.. Floyd c. Harwood an
nounces the marriage of his
daughter Edith Elizabeth to 1t.
(jg.) Bayley Frederick Mason,
U. s. N. r., son of Mr.. Herbert
P. Mason Of Saugus, Mass.
The ceremony took place April
3 at the United States Navy
Chapel, Naval Base, YokoSuka,
Japan A reception, given by 1t.
Col. and Mrs. Regain Fuller at
the Officers Club, followed the
ceremony. After their wedding
trip, 1t. and Mrs. Mason will
reside in ZuShi, Japan.
The bride was graduated from
Westover School and Wellesley
College. 1t. Mason is a graduate
of WilliSton Academy and Har-
ward. He attended Harvard Law
School before being commits
stoned in the Naval Reserve.
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Star Staf Photo.

She thinks, too, that her early
memories of doctors and nurses
around the hospital near the
Assault mission school where she
was educated also promoted her
ambition.
Miss Shafik so far has en-
joyed her visit in the United
States, but has corrected one
false impression of it. We've
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always known that America was
the land of plenty" she said
"but you also work hard for it. !"
She chided gently. though:
"You have so much but you don't
realize how much in comparison
to the majority of people Of
other countries" She remarked
on complaints she had heard
from people who say they don't
have enough when, in fact, they
really have a comfortable liv-
ing"
"Refrigerators and telephones
are luxuries in Egypt" she
smilingly explained.
II there is one overall thought
this daughter of the Nile would
wish to- take back with her it
is her hope for "the day when
my country will be like yours. !"
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Visitor From Egypt
Miss Shufik
Studying
Nursing
By Ruth Deem

The advent OF the Nagu1b re-
gime has brought hope to the
Egyptian nation, and not least of
all to a young Egyptian nurse
now studying in the Capital.
Miss Soneya Shafik, now en-
rolled in a special training course
at Garfield Hospital School of
Nursing, is looking forward to
the day she can return to her
country and know for the first
time that she is a registered
nurse in her own land.
Before Maj. Gen. Mohammed
Naguib took over the reins of
government in July. 1852, only
government-trained nurses were
recognized by the Egyptian gov
eminent, Miss Shaflk explained
in a recent interview.
Mission graduates were not
recognized by the government,
but now Gen. Naguib has prom
ised they will be-" the pretty,
brown-eyed miss said with ring
of gladness in her voice.
Miss Shafik is a graduate of
the American Mission School of
Nursing in Assiut. She came to
America last July on a scholar
ship given her by the American
Mission Hospital at Tanta,
where she worked for seven
years as an operating room
nurse. Both missions are run by
the United Presbyterian Missions.
When she finishes her train
ing here she will be the first
Egyptian nurse registered in
America, but no doubt she'll
be prouder of the fact she will
have status in her own country.
too.
From what I've heard lately"
she said. "the government will
send examiners to interrogate
our students and will automati-
cally register those already
graduated" She added that she
turned in her qualifications just
before leaving Egypt.
Hoppy With Regime
Miss Shafik probably expresses
the feelings of her countrymen
when she says she is happy
with the new regime.
"Oh, yes: we hope for a lot. ;"
she explained, and agreed with
a shake of her head that there
was lot of dissatisfaction with
ex-King Farouk long before he
resigned.
Among the new governments
promises to which she is look
ing forward is the possibility of
establishing a separate national
university for nurses.
One of Miss Shaf1k'S men,
orable experiences was meeting
with the new Premier.
Shortly after his rise to power
Gen. Naguib visited Tanta on
a hospital tour of Egypt. Miss
Shaf1k was one of his guides and
must have been greatly i'm
pressed.
Hes very kind and humble.
He's very good" she said.
Miss Shafik calls the training
she is now receiving "a sort of
refresher course" She is TAX
ing some of the same subjects
she studied 10 years ago Ito
fill in my Deficiencies" and on
her return expects to do some
teaching.
She wishes the hospitals in
her country had the staff and
facilities such as the blood banks
she finds here.
In our hospitals, for exam
pie" she said, 1--WE could do
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-HesSIer PhUsr
IRIS. DENNIS MCCARTHY iii
The former
Miss Virginia PlaSkitt.

Miss Virginia Ashby PlaSkitt,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Marshall Plaskitt of Upperville.
Va, became the bride April 3 OF
Mr.. Dennis Duncan McCarty III,
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
McCarty of Delaplane, Va.
The ceremony took place at
Trinity Church in Upperville
with the Rev. Edward Guthrie
Brown and the Rev. Charles S.
Ryly officiating. There was a re-
ception at Kirkby, residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Plaskitt.
Following a wedding trip to
Florida, Mr.. and Mrs. McCarty
will reside near Markham, Va.
The bride lis a graduate of st.
Agnes School and Holton-Arms
Junior College.
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much more with a full pathol-
ogy department."
She also noted wistfully that
there is more research and spe-
cialization here.
Inherited Vocation
Miss Shaflk inherited her love
for nursing from her mother
who was practical nurse.
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Young says ne llac been assured


u
CAPITAL R0DNDJIPRepre-
sentatives of 36 Federal agencies
have agreed on q plan Of inter-
agency cooperation under Civil
Service Commission leadership
to speed conversion of about
so. 900 CPC Crafts, Protective,
CustodiaD employees to u prevail
Ing rate status. The agencies
agreed to participate In Joint
study will develop a common
wage-hoard plan for these work
ers. The conversion was or
dered by Congress this year.
The inter-agency study will be
under the direction of william
II. Wesp, Air Force wage spe-
cialiSt who has been loaned to
the csc for the project.
The Post ONCE Department win
start publishing. in January, q
new monthly magazine for all
postal personnel. The 16-page
magazine win be titled Postal
Service News. James Craft
and Earl NJ. Newhard of Nays
Bureau of Supplies and Ac-
counts have been given cash
awards for beneficial SUCCESS
tons. Nine of the bureaus EN-.
ployes were recently promoted.
They are Mrs. Geraldine E. viii
Lis, Ernest r. Wood, Mary w.
Garner, Alex j. KsaIlzak, Mrs.
Joyce Evelyn Literal. Annie M.
Lohr, Stephen B. Lane, James
B. Lemons and Alfred j. B.
Ritter. Fifteen Navy Bureau
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of Yards and Docks elnploye:
have received outstanding per-
Torrance ratings. They are
i. q Anderson, Mrs. Margaret
McT. Austin, Olive 7. Beall, Sam
Gorelick. M. r. Harrington
D. G. Hilton. Peter G. Killeen
Harold @. Lewis, Mrs. Angie
Lindafl, Mrs. Vera H. Mcdonald
y. q. Saurn, Jack Terrill, HaSnil-
ton Treadway. Fora Yardas and
MRS. Margaret g. York.
Seven Navy Bureau Of ship;
employees have been llonored fol
top performances. Superior &C
ompliShment step increases
went to James E. Boyd, David
Brennan, Getherlene Kirk. John
B. O'Brien. Lewis Suffer, Ster-
ling r. Thrift and r. v. Vittucci
Roydon F. Cleayes received q
beneficial suggestion award.
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! tAAO kSAGNAA vA1GNu
the administration is expected To
send to Congress early next year
AFL officials said the proposal
might be acceptable II the adj
lministration would agree to
drastic changes in the plan to
permit the present wage fixing
machinery to remain intact and
to allow the csc only to super
wise the overall operation OF the
program. But the administration
has been cool to such a compro-
mise.
The union leaders feel the
salaries of per diem Government
workers would be held down
under central wage board sys-
tenn. They say these employees
fare better under the present
competitive individual agency
wage board setup.
AT the meeting yesterday, the
AFL also requested a meeting
with Mr.. Young to discuss de-
tails Of the proposed White
House executive order to give
strong bargaining rights to Gov
eminent employe unions in their
dealings with Federal agencies
AS disclosed in The Star last
Sunday, the White House has
drafted such an order and has
sent it to the various agencies
for their comments and sugges-
tons.
Generally, the ernploye leaders
favor such an executive order
but want to go over the details
before 1t is officially issued. The
order would require agencies to