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CONVENIENT 70
APTs. UNFURNlsHED-D.c.
GEORGETOWN-Effic.; full Kit. pvt.
oath apt. house; utils. incl: $40 90

GEORGETOWN-Effic.: full Kit. pvt,
oath apt, house; utils. incl: $40 so
N. ia. $4,000 TU. 2-2962
Mr.. KEY BR1DGE-New and 2
bedrms.: conv. Georgetown. Fort
Nuts sSst msdu% rsn SsI1,ns a. sg sshHPg1n'
2?5 PENNA. AVE. Sc. I'd floor. Two
bedrooms, living room, dining room,
kitchen. bath, newly decorated. heat
and hot water included; S6S per
month: JOHN r. DONoHOE & SONS.
314 Pennsylvania ave. Sc, Ii,
CAPIToL HILL-1Attractive apt. with
with shade trees: liv: rm., bedrm..
kit. bath. shower. No children or
MsssRrHTk Hsss InsSdsi siyS Hsil u essi door
6edrm. dressins closet and bath;
S52 so incl all utils. On rapid. di-
rect busline and In q lovely area.
SHANNON 4 LySHs CO.. 1905 H
.:isioRit:IrSSAANsGIiS ii RiEI SA Ns-ISasi asdrm .D,.. mod
steon sts Sa'5s "a ss4RSo sRs 0ft T ssss
AND sEDkMS:. Sc. Congress
At, ats SESS SsSo,s s .EI KINo CO.. Est 5sS5 IsS5
HOME LIKE l zArAETMENTs. new,
apts. with private front and real
entrances; $61 and S64 mo. anC
uttls.; new Sc. area: Resident mgr.
Mr., BARRON. 10; 3-1623, OF
SHANNON & LuCHS CO., 1905 H
g 2-BEDRM. APT. with Q most appeal
Ing fir. plan In . smart new bldg.
Ent.. foyer. separate 9x9 dining area.
bright kit. with a. refgr. with freezer
excel; storage AND laundry facilities
1124 27th st. Sc SHANNON d
LUSsHe CO.. 1905 II ct. NV. MA
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oIo RITTENHOUsE ST. N.w.-1-
transp.: or 3 adults: 500 mo.
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Te ahere. ,pscious aSao 6 i:6edrm. at. DoV with Il
another girl S47.6O. RA. 3-o5SO.
YOUNG MAN. share mod. 1-bedrm.
apt. with another young man; n.
Asl ina JH. iUng nsgssasG G si..4 AFt pm aa; s ?sFk
GIRL TO SHARE APT. with another
esi li .fs:s Hens DH IH. qhllmitss H. 4essOB non'
pedrm. at. With another sirI; close.
IN Silver Spring. Swimming pool,
picnic park. free. bus to District
line TV: reasonable. DU 7-54SO;
after 9. JU. 9-2016. 81
NAN TO SHARE completely furn.
apt; in Fillmore Gardens with an; an;
ana aff t.lephone: da y nins. GHSesi to Psntaron.
and near shopping center. Call after
2 nm, IA. 4-1SO3. -26
YOUNG MAN, share furnished home
with 3 other gentlemen. Reasonable
Arlington. Is min. D. c. ia. 7-4523
ONE OR 2 LADIES to share lovely
apt at HI Hunting Towers Tow. .v.it With ran an
TE. 6-4761 after 5:16 pm. -26
N.W.-1 girl share mod. bedrm..
twin beds, TV. with girls; $38 mo
RA. S-6602. ewes. and week ends
GIRL. white. 20-25 yrs. to share g.
rm. furn. apt. with another girl
$3.50 per mo. l322 Monroe St
GEoRGEToWN-House. with patio
NO. 7-270S.
LOVELY NEW APT. to share with
another single girl; best 'loc. anc
transp. Can eyes,. IA. S-219O.
YOUNG LADY to share air-cond
downtown apt. with another younf
lady; TV; S35 mo. MA. $4,000
Ext. 40S. --27
S.E.-GIRL to share attrac. furn
apt. with 1 other girl; on busline
nr. shopping center; TV. 10. 5015
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APTs. eURNIsHED-vA

Artist a. Clean. mod. apt. Utils.
furn. Mr.: transp.. shops; d;2 bed
rms. ia. 7-353O or EN-. 2-2917. Il
FALLS CHURCH-Wks. cple., nom
drinkers: pvt. entr.: S6S, util. incl.
JE. 2-5241. 1OS Winchester way.
CENTRAL ALEX. - Adults. Studio
type gardens. $82.5 UP. Call daily,
AID. 2-191O between $40 am. Us
SUBLET, June Is to Aug. 15-Liv.
rm., dining area, . bedrms., kitchen,
bath; $50 mo-; Shirley Duke Apis.
ALL -bedrm. apt, twin beds;
newly decorated: "a blk. shoppins
center. bus: avail. June l: 500 mo.
46O3 Lee hwy. IA. 2-6733. ---2S
ARL.-One room kit. pvt. bath and
entr. $3.50, utils. incl. ia. 4-1712
ARL.-4 rms; conv. loc.. bus. shop,
theaters; Is min. Pentagon. D. c.
ia. 2-6456; after 6, ia. 2-75S7
PARKFAIRFAX-3z z-rm. garden apt.
June l to Sept. /; S110 mo. $685.
ARLINGTON-Avail. June /: bsmt,
liv. rm.., bedrm;. din: kit: utils.: soc
mo: Call IA. $1,000. -27
NEAR PENTAGON-Attractively fur:
nished apt bedrm.. living and
din, rm., e'ec. kit. and bath. OF
ARL.-Frt, cor, mod. apt: liv. rm.
dinette, hall. kit. bedrm.; utils
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APIS. FURNisHED-MD.

ATIRAC. FURN. 4-RM. APT, utils
mel; adults sos mo. 1907 Carol
ave. TAX. PIX. JU. 9-7793. 80
SILVER SPRING-Liv. rm., bedrm.
kit. dinette; all utils. incl; mr.. Wal
ter Reed, Forest Glen section; So;
mo. JU. 5-300S.
furn, nH 4nrm apt apt. srolnd-ievei: @ ei: lovely l,
shaded lawn: pvt. entr.; SS7 so, incl
utils. 100 Ind ave-, JU. S-1971. .!
COLLEGE PARK-2-bedrm. apt. Of
professor and wife; 4 exposures
fully equipped; 20 Minis. downtown
Wash; June 7-sept. 10: refs. WA
HYATTSvILLE. 41O5 Emerson St.
! rm.. kit, semipyt. bath: imme
diate possession; $50 mo. DUNN &
CO., WA. 7-0O4S. -26
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APARTMENT VALUES

APARTMENT VALUES
273O Wisconsin ave.-No. 80. Liv.
rm;, bedrm., din. rm., kit. and bath
32O6 Wisconsin ave. n.w.-No. 90
Liv. rm., bedrm., kit. and bath: $135
1 6O9 No. Queen ST.. Va.-No. 8-Liv
rm:, bedrm.. din. rm.. kit. and bath
521 Peabody st. n.w.-No. .. Liv. rm.,
bedrms.. din. rm.. kit. and bath
1900 Georgia ave. n.w.-No. 90. Liv
rm;, bedrm.. din. rm., kit. and bath;
50 Rhode Island ave. NV, end fioor
Il rm. kit. and bath; $55.
r. A. HUMPHREYS & SONS
sos N. Capitol. Realtors. MA. s-5oso
COLORED-44I9 GA. AVE. NV
excellent location. Me. S-494l;
CoLoRED-ss14 18th ST. Nv
NICELY furn. rm. and kit; share
6asn 6atn; RE fos cpls; elseSE q 2 men; no shil-
CoLoRED-issS 18th st. NV
rms. kit, bath, incl. porch; newly
dec: reas. rent. Apply after $50
CgoLoRED-ss R. 1. AVE. Nv
Large bedrm.. kit. and pvt; bath;
coLoRED - 1851 FAiRMoNT ST.
wk. shown 6-s pm. S2s
CAP. HILL-Lge. liv. -bedrm. comb
twin beds: din. Kitchen comb: lovely
furn.;;. refgr.. utils.: $69.5O. TU
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710 A st. NE rms, kit. ant
bath in 3-family house, $75 mo
incl. utils Apply Blackwell. 10S 4
st. ne. Phone SCHUYLER. MA. g.
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ANACOSTIA

EXCEPTIONALLY ATTRACTIVE; new
corner apts. available now and later.
Two bedrms., SS5 to sos, incl. all
utils. DREYFUSS BROS, 1919 18th
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CARLTON HOUSE
A B G.

you see this real value. Surrounded
by convenience of rapid transp.,
playground, good schools and shop
ping areas Exceptionally big l and
. bedrm. apts. $685. and $3.50
S,cso's Slrs al utiis a 3slo Sth st. Sc; near
See Res. Mgr, Mr. Darby. 10. 3-5149
or Apt. 1903. SHANNON a. LUCHS
CO.. 1905 H st. NV. MA. S-2345.
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QUANDRY?

Solve your housing problem by seeing
this lovely. just decorated. one-bed-
rm apt. at 55 Forester st. sw.
Heat and h.w. incl. in S66 mo.
rental; q few steps from bus, close
70 excel. shopping center; good bsmt
NON g. LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV
MA S.OQAS
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CAPITOL HILL
2 AND 3 RIM. APIS. $3.50
Completely Modernized

2 AND 3 RIM APTS.. S79.6O
Completely Modernized
412 1St ST. Sc.
FREE PRIVATE PARKING
see Janitor or Ma. S-4S1S
OXON TERRACE APTS.
l bedroom. ny. rm., dinette. kit. and
bath; S66; 25. bedrms:. Iiv., rm;;
dinette. kit. and bath. SIT 80. All
and ,wsll-kept; on-street parking
Eor , 71Ss7s bet. G' ePusne1n pm and He' pm M
GOOD HOPE HILLS
WEST SIDE OF NAYLOR RID.
AT Both ST Sc. AND OVER
Modern apartment in attractive small
Unusually large living room With
dining area combined. spacious bed
rm., 14x10-ft. concrete rear porch.
ample closet and storage space
S72.60 per month including utili-
ties and off-street parking Rental
ONCE. 1900 goth st Sc LU. l-3300
NEWLY DECORATED
909-911 QUINCY ST. NV.
Living rm. bedroom, dinette, kitch-
en-. bath. screened porch, gas heat.
range and refrigerator included
RENT S57. Key on premises.
B. F. SAUL co.
e26 18th st. NV. Ma. s-2100
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OANDEN AF D, De.
. 2-bedrm. furn. apts., COW. tc
transp.. shopping and schools. LU
O-6In0 a
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S17 10th ST. N.E.-Lovely apt: uv
rm.. bedrm., kit, dinette and bath
s67. See Mr.. HARRIS on premises
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MT. PLEASANT-Clean liv. rm.. bed
rm., kit. din pvt. bath: prefer empl.
eple.: excel. transp. AID. 4-2577.
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7I8 Sth ST. S.E.-2 rms. kit. back
$50 mo. Ii. 4-O6s9 before 8 pm.
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entr.; ali utii. incl; SEQ mo. mo, 81.
9-9l65 or OIL. 2-5569. -27
2 BEDRMS.. liv. rm.. kit. priv. bath
and entr.: utilities. Comfortable clean
furnishings; 902 Jefferson st. NV,
RA. 3-693S.
Ist FLOOR. SPACIOUS - Huge pan
and bath, porch. garden; S125. incl
utilS. 1874 Lamont NV, LO. 5-2395
FIVE RMS. kit. and bath: we'll furn. ::
close to schools. churches. shopping:
$50 mo-. incl. utilS. CO. 5-SS56.
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APIS. UNFURN.-D.c. (cont.l, APIS

land ave. efficiency at thrifty renta,
Of S43:50: heat and h.w. furnished
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.. 1905 H st
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DUPONT CIR. SEC. 1744 church st.
nw-3 rms. kit. hath. frt. pch,,
15-ft. fenced yd. pvt. garage. -26
GEORGETOWN overlooking Rock
CT. Pk.-Charming modern: suitable
3 adults: $I25; 1891 ? st. NV. .SS
bldg: ideal for 8 girls conv. LOG;
$S6' ipel utils 1sdsr, ia; E,t 9-pSss; SstS ADO @
blk. Ga. ave apt. bldg. 6;35
mo. utils. incl. cple. RA. 3-1SS3.
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25Ol QUE ST. N.W.-Mod. apt. bldg. {;
studio apt. with refgr. and grill, for
light housekeeping: park. facilities.
Available Immediately.
GEORGETOWN - 2-bedrm. apt. in
apt. bldg. 1880 Que st. NV. See
janitor after 8. RE. 7-3216.
COLUMBIA RD., 18th ST. NM
bedrm. apt. with liv. rm.. kit. bath;
beautifully fu1n.o neyWIy dec: lse'
SCHUYLER ARMS. 1854 Columbia
.auired. DU. 1860. -29
GEORGETOWN-Enti floor, newly
decorated; large, bright rooms; S11O,
including utilities. HUI. 3646S.
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3l3 1st Sc. Capitol Hill-Beauti-
, or 3 girls or cple.; utils. furn.
couple; $75.00. Ii. 4-0327.
NV. d. C;--Lovely furn. 2 bedrms.
everything pvt; Il blk. shop. and
trRnSp. SQ7 10 Ia 0-n2QR -o7
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GIRL. white. 20-25 yrs. to share s.
rm. furn. apt. with another girl;
$3.50. per mo. 1929 Monroe st.
Evening star., 1954-09-20
Arlington Pilot Injured
In Ohio Crash-Landinu
Special Dispeteh 70 The ssar

PoMEROY. Ohio. Sept. 90
An Air Force pilot from Arling-
ton, Va, was in serious condi-
ton in Meigs County Hospital
today after crash-landing a
training plane on Ohio River
bottom land near here during q
storm last night.
1t. Col. John p. Wells, 81, of
the Pentagon's Air Force, Per-
sonnet Planning Office, was re-
turning from a routine week.
end training flight to Amarillo
Air Force Base, Texas. y
He was reported flying on a
beam from Wright Patterson
Air Force Base, Dayton, and had
been in communication with
the Dayton station until about
10 minutes before the crash, the
Associated Press reported.
Col. Wells suffered a fractured
spine. but his wife, Mrs. Helen
Wells. 429 North Norwood street,
Arlington, said she learned he
was able to walk away from the
plane.
Evening star., 1954-09-20
Farley Will Seek
Standardized Law
On TypsyDrivers

A standardized drunken driv-
ing law-recommended for adop-
ton by the District, Maryland
and Virginia-will be presented
to representatives of the three
Jurisdictions September 20 at the
third annual Commissioners and
Governors Conference on Met
ropolitan Washington Traffic
Problems, it was announced to-
day.
Robert F. Kneipp, assistant
District corporation counsel and
chairman of the Conferences
Uniform Legislation Committee.
said the group will urge adop-
ton of a law to define the results
of chemical tests used on per-
sons suspected of driving while
drunk.
Definition of Drunkenness.
This, he said, would make 1t
unnecessary for expert witnesses
to interpret for the courts the
findings in each case. Under the
proposed law. drunkenness would
be defined as the finding in the
blood Of OILS per cent or more
of alcohol by weight.
A finding of less than 005 per
cent would mean stlaee defendant
was not drunk. Any finding be-
tween those two figures. Mr..
Kneipp said, would not lead to
any presumption one way or the
other, but it may be considered
with other competent evidence in
determining the guilt or inno-
cence of the defendant"
The committee also will rec
ommend that the conference seek
legislation in the District and
Maryland similar to a Virginia
act. Under it, persons accused
of driving while drunk may re-
quest a chemical sobriety test.
The resulting evidence, may be
used either for or against them.
Committee Members.
There is, however, no COM
pulsion in the Virginia law" Mr..
Kneipp said, NOR is there any
compulsion in the proposed Dis
trict and Maryland laws to take
such a test"
Other members Of the commit
tee are State Senator Charles
r. FenWick of Arlington, vice
chairman for Virginia; Delegate
Perry o. Wilkinson. of Hyatts-
vile, vice chairman for Mary
land; Maryland State Senators
Anders r. Lofstrand OF Rockville
and John r. Fletcher of Chever-
ly, and Delegate Kathryn j. Law
lor of Chevy Chase; from Vir-
ginia. M. v. B. Bostetter, jr., as
sistant Alexandria city attorney,
and Delegate Omer L. Hirst OF
Annandale;; from the District,
Howard M. Startling, Commits
sioners' Traffic Advisory Board.
Evening star., 1954-09-20

tions, a new Presidential order
is also needed to put the admin
istration's permanent appoint
ment conversion program into
effect.
Il Congress failure to repeal the
rider entirely has caused the csc
some problems in drafting the
new program, but its basic fea-
lures will remain intact.
Proposed Rules Explained.
Indefinite employees who passed
competitive exams and have
three years of continuous serv-
Ice in their present job will au-
tomatically receive permanent
status. Those indefinites who
passed exams and have less than
three years Of continuous serv-
ice will receive career-condi-
tional appointments. When they
complete the three years of serv-
ice they automatically will re-
ceive permanent status.
Indefinite employees who have
not passed civil service exams
will be given a chance to do so
over period Of time. New en-
ployes entering the Government
who pass exams will be given
career-conditional appointments
and will receive permanent ap-
pointments after completing
three years of service.
Reduction in Force Rules.
Under reduction -in-force rules
permanent status employees will
have top job retention rights.
And career-conditional employees
will have job retention rights
over employees who remain in
def1nites. Veterans will have job
priority rights over non-veterans
in their particular category.
In other words, a non-veteran
permanent status employe will
have job rights over a veteran
with career-conditional appoint
Evening star., 1954-09-20
Slight Indisposition Forces
Pope TO Cancel Talk
BY the Associated Press

CASTEL GANDOLFO, Italy,
Sept. 2O.-Pope Plus XII, suf-
fering from fatigue, Cancelled a
speech yesterday to the hundreds
who hocked to his summer resi-
dence for the regular Sunday
audience.
He appeared only briefly on
the balcony to bless the cheer
ing throng.
The Vatican announced he did
not speak, as is his custom, "be-
cause of a slight indispostion." "
It was the first change in his
schedule since church officials
disclosed last week that the 78-
year-old Catholic leader has been
tired by a heavy work schedule.
He was confined to his bed
for several weeks last winter with
a serious gastric ailment. At a
audience here Friday the Pontiff
told an Associated Press reporter
he had not fully recovered.
Evening star., 1954-09-20

Wind - Mostly I. southwesterly
10-15 miles per hour over lower
Potomac and 1926 miles per
hour over upper bay. Tomorrow
southwest 1918 miles per hour.
Pollen count-Incomplete due
to rain for last "a hours ending
8 am. today.
Blue Ridge-Partly cloudy and
warm with scattered thunder
showers. ~.
River Report.
(From U. s. Engineers)
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and at Great Falls; Shenandoah clear at
Harpers Ferry $50
Evening star., 1954-09-20
Mitchell Says Vote
lin Maine Points 10
Democratic Sweep
BY The Asseeosed Press

CLEVELAND. Sept. TO-.
Names recent election points to
"the greatest Democratic sweep
since 1885, and q Democratic
Party majority of go or 90
seats" in the House, says Ste
phen A. Mitchell. Democratic
national chairman. \.
But, the optimistic Mr.. Mitch
ell warned a Cuyahoga County
party rally at Euclid Beach Park
yesterday. the Republicans are
in q mood of desperation" and
have important weapons to fight
against, such q setback.
He listed these weapons as:
/. A national campaign fund
Of $3.8 million-s'tWice as much
as any party ever spent before
in an off-year election"
2. Editorial support Of most
newspaper and magazines.
8. Prestige Of President Eisen-
hover. who is indorsing some
candidates Mr.. Mitchell labeled
"election-Weather friends only
Of the Chief Executive.
4. Use of .the power Of gov
ernment for political purposes. !"
Elaborating on the fourth
point, Mr.. Mitchell said Wash
ing was full Of rumors they
(Republicans) are going to bring
political indictments against
some top Democrats - brin g
them so late in the campaign
that the persons accused will
not have time to defend and
clear themselves before elec-
ton"
Evening star., 1954-09-20
Visitors Flock 10 See
Festival Of Homes
Despite Showers

Crowds continued to pour
through the almost so houses in
the Fall Festival of Homes de-
spite showers yesterday.
Most builders <or their repre-
sentatives interviewed at their
exhibit homes yesterday reported
Saturday and Sunday attendance
as great or better than the previ-
GUS week end when the festival
opened: The Home Builders As
sociation of Metropolitan Wash
ington estimated Thursday that
more than $4,000 visitors ap-
peared at exhibit homes the first
two days Of the festival.
High-Level Sales Brisk.
Sales activity continued at
high level also. James w. Pear
son, executive secretary of the
home builders association SAID
last night no figures are imme-
diately available on sales yester-
day and Saturday, but Recalled
that the first week end of the
festival had seen 496 homes sold.
The Fall Festival of Homes is
sponsored by the association in
cooperation with The Evening
Star. It will continue daily and
Sunday. from noon until dark,
through October 8.
The almost so homes are stu
ated all over the District area.
They were selected for the OBJ
servance by a committee ap-
pointed by the association and
are representative of many types
and price ranges of the residen-
tial construction industry's pro-
duction in the area.
Detailed locations of the houses
were given in last Saturdays
Star in map and list of direc-
tions for getting to the exhibits.
/ Public Arrives Early.
Although some builders re-
ported the rain caused q slow
start yesterday, others found
TIP public starting to arrive as
ealy as 8 am. and continuing
through the morning showers.
Crowds reached a peak in mid
afternoon. Several homes had
lines of people stretching out
to the street waiting to get in
and one builder had to stand
at the front door of his home
and let visitors in by groups so
persons within would have
enough room to get a look at
the houses interior.
A salesman at another devel-
opfnent, which sold a third of
Its almost 100 projected homes
the first week of the festival, re-
ported happily that at 3 pm.
during the crowd peak there were
so many people in the exhibit
home that all he could do was
answer questions of visitors.
Ten thousand persons focked
to inspect one of the model
homes that had been advertised
exclusively in The Star. It is
situated on Livingston street,
near the Wheaton shopping CEN
ter. The builders said they sold
40 of the houses on. the spot, at
a price Of aboat $15,4oO. =
Evening star., 1954-09-20
The Weather Here and Over the Nation

District and vicinity-Mostly
cloudy with occasional showers
and scattered thunderstorms to-
night and tomorrow with low to-
night about 66.
Maryland-Mostly cloudy with
showers and scattered thunder
storms tonight and tomorrow
with low tonight in the Cos.
Warmer tomorrow afternoon.
Virginia-Considerable cloudi-
ness with showers and scattered
thunderstorms tonight and to-
morrow with low tonight in mid
die or upper COS. Somehat warm
er tomorrow afternoon.
Evening star., 1954-09-20

ment. But a career conditional
veteran would have job rights
oven a career-conditional nom
veteran
IRKED-Administration off,
cials are angry over the talk that
the Presidents pay veto will
cause Federal employees to vote
against the Republicans in No
vember's election.
A top administration official
recently remarked: I'VE have
done more for the Federal en-
ploye during the past two years
than has any other administra-
ton in history. The life in
surance and unemployment COM
pensation legislation. the various
other fringe benefits such as
improved overtime and longevity
benefits and more liberal en-
ploye awards program and more
top-grade jobs, are a milestone
in Government employe benefits
and working conditions.
And we intend to do, more
during the next two years. We
want to improve retirement and
family survivorship benefits for
Federal employees and provide
them with health insurance
benefits. And we will support q
a pay raise for them along re-
classification lines.
But II Federal employees &C.
lively fight us they will be
hurting themselves"
Administration officials believe
that the resentment among en-
ployes regarding the Presidents
pay veto is slowly diminishing as
they realize the great benefits of
the fringe legislation.
Evening star., 1954-09-20
Chess Club to Organize

An organ1zational meeting of a
proposed Silver Spring (Md.)
YMCA chess club will be held
at 8 pm. Thursday at 811 PERISH
ing drive, Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1954-09-20

der will pave
the way for
these perma-
nent appoint
mentS some
time in NO
vember, csc
officials say.
Despite Con-
gress' action in
CO n S iderably
modifying the
Written rider
troll ling
p e rm a. n e MT
a ppointments
and nrnrna.
Evening star., 1954-09-20

pectant mothers in this South
ern New Jersey community with
gamma globulin. The mass in
oculation was ordered Saturday
night after four cases Of polio
were reported within a week.
Evening star., 1954-09-20
Federal Spotlight
Federal Spotlight
Eisenhower's Order to Aid
Indefinites Seen by Oct. Is
By joseph Youno

The administration has set October Is target" date
President Eisenhower executive order which will
manent status appointments hundreds thousands
ment indefinite employees
Civil Service regu-
laton which will then be sent*
Evening star., 1954-09-20
Segregation Upheld
CHARLOTTESVILLE.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
Sept. 20 (SpeciaD The Meri-
wether Lewis School Parent
Teacher Association has voted
so to in favor of maintaining
racial segregation in Albemarle
County's schools. This group is
the first in the county to go on
record publicly.
Evening star., 1954-09-20
10000 School Children
Get Polio InocuIation
BY the Assoeioted Press


ROCK ISLAND, ILL.,. Sept. 20.
I'm an attempt to halt the
march Of polio, some 10000 Rock
Island school children yesterday
were inoculated with gamma
globulin, the Nations largest
mass incubation this year.
So far this year, 81 polio cases
have been reported in the city
and another Al in Rock Island
County. In 1853 there were IA
city cases and z county cases re-
ported.
PITMAN. N. j., Sept. 20 P.-
Health authorities yesterday in
oculated 1852 children and ex-
Evening star., 1954-09-20

to the White House for Presi-
dent Eisenhower's signature.
The Presidents executive or
Evening star., 1954-09-20

Showers expected tonight in the Central Atlantic
the Northern Rockies and the extreme Northern Plains Scat
showers and xpece Eastern Kansas
and Oklahoma. II will be in the Upper Mississippi
vey; cooler in the Northern Plais ZAP Wirephoto Map
Evening star., 1954-09-20
The Sun and Moon

The Sun and Neon,
Rises. Sets.
Sun, today 6:54 7:09
Sun, tomorrow 6:56 7:O7
Moon, today 2:20 o m
Automobile lights must be turned on
one-haN hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1954-09-20

hecOru TempefatufeS This Year,
Highest. 1O3, on July 81.
Lowest. 13, on January 20.
High and Low Of Last "a Hours.
High. SO. at 1850 pm.
Low. 6S, at 6:1O am.
Evening star., 1954-09-20

Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast and