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FARM AND GARDEN

AZALEAS-z5Hinodigiri. 2-yr. budded
plants. budded and In bloom: home
ggeTSIn6 ggreeTn6 quantity limited. ia.
Lawn RENOVATION, grading. seed
FLEMMING LANDSCAPE SERVICE,
AZALEAS. hardy field srown, all
colors and sizes. 75c and up; open
weekdays and Sundays. 2510 nth
for grading exeava.-
ing, land clearing. Free estimates,
call UN. 1858; nights AP. 7-O59S.
TOP SOIL that can be handled with
g Eake and COW manure. Phone JE.
VERY coon, RICH ToPson. for
zS!T CAP S1ayaS And TREE sERv1icE
-Topsoil: manure, trees. shrub
6eGy; beGsAs g ssSalsas; EogsE q BILp; dJo JE.
ments; aNnaio Used one season. Call 10.
fTSarS' TOP SOIL, best QUAIL Ia any
quant.; lawn renovation. FLEMING
LANDSCAPE SERVICE, LU. 1868.
GARDEN FLOWING and disains.
Yard graded and seeded. Large or
small Job. HE. 4-eOss, after 5 pm.
CLEAN FILL DIRT. topsoil, sludse.
bluestone: Hauling, grading. MR..
HARTING. night only. LO. 1865.
soDDING AND GRADING-Biue
sa;sfsptssi' S;Ss Poplar Si '':s s-4sss. Nh NIX.
GARDEN, yard and lawn service;
lawns cut throughout the season:
reasonable KI. S-2756. ,-16
cow MANURE, well rotted: $40, is
bu.; $3.50 10 bu.; $4. hu.; de-
hvered. Topsoil. WA. 7-4593 ewes.
TREE TRIMMING and removal; lots
cleared; top soil, manure. Reason
able prices; insured. LO. b-2505.
AzALEA GARDEN-whole-
sale. retail; open daily. S211 Sligo
Greek pkwy, Takoma' Park, Nd
TREE REMOVAL, trimming, topping.
cabling, topsoil and yard work. Cali
OiIe'si 20 bu., $40; MI in ta dirt.
20 bu; Sc. Del. UN. 4-067O. NO.
Tor SON. rich, dark loan: IDEAL
Tor lawns, flowers and garden. IA
- tons, $l2 70. ,7-74S7, la
Delivered, 81 ;25 bu. Call after 2:30
TREE REMOVAL. pruning. topping
Mr.. CLAYTON. Ii. sessss sssss'nsrsS: any
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HELP-WoMEN

rYPIST, white, some shorthand; per.
manent position; experience unnec-
ssSary; Elk. 3.5399. IL.
ualty insurance branch ONCE. Per-
manent position, modern ONCE and
good chance to advance to impor-
tant position; 371a-hr. week. Apply
NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL, 812
Woodward Rldp 10
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UPHOLSTERING-Special sale on re-
upholstering. repairing, cushions re-
filled. cleaned. Also slip covers and
mates, call any time. ABB up
HOLSTERERS, RIA. 6-7712. IL
WATERPROOFING - Guar; bsmts.,
walls, roofs, cutters and spouts:
masonry. wall coatings. RE. 6-6S41.
IF YOU WANT YOUR APT. or kitchen
painted reasonably. call DU. 7-677S.
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Service Representative
: alert College graduates Under
80 Who have initiative and are
searching for future with o growing
firm. Advancement dependent on
your ability; Call MISS ABEL, Elk.
to take shorthand
and typing at National Naval Med
and privileges. Call OIL. 4-3200,
sTENoGRApHER, 1925, must be
qualified to take shorthand and do
typing for research organization, To-
Gated in Bethesda. Chevy Chase area;
empioyee asse beDeits P6one fGnnlons Monday, anc
OIL. 4-4200. Ext. SO. for appoint
sTEN0GRAPHER for hish-class fur
niture store; 40--hr wk.; good pay;
bldg. Apply Malcolm scATEs
sTENoGRAPHER, IT,. age 90 to 40;
typing 80 w.p;m; shorthand. go
w.p.m., 5.day. 37a-hr. wk.; excel
lent working conditions % with friend. friend.
to earn over s-Week vacation every
year; sick leave. and other COM
pany dement's. as non-profit cafe
terra. Apply Personnel ONCE. Room
800, EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE
co, .56 s56 14th st. NV. bet. $50
sTENoGRAPHER for gen. ONCE work.
good knowledge of shorthand, by
national trade association. Age ia
2Os: 5-6ay week, 8 am. to 4:3O|
pm. Salary $61.75 weekly. in
creases along lines of Gov. increases.
Paid disqualification. retirement plan.
Call RE. 7-0519 bet. and 9 PM,
STENOG. .-BOOKKEEPER, interesting
diversified work. Sal. So, 400 VI. Give
age. QualifS.. exper. and refs. in let
ter to Box BLK. Star. -13
STENOGRAPHERS, STATISCAL
TYPISTS AND DICTAPHONE
OPERATORS
typewriter helpful. Suitable for
those awaiting perm. empl. or per-
sons desiring part-time work. full
days or afternoons. ST. 3-1972.
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HELP--WoAEN
MANAGEMENT CARRIER

National concern needs young sales
minded woman 24-40 who is inter
esrnnes esssd e atn trnn,ns for
in management. II you are mar
ried. Weil-gr0orlled, ambitious, have
car. and need Sc. 600 to $4,000
your first year. call AID. 2-6445 be-
tween q and IL noon. Ask for
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VALUABLE
10 4

STAINLESS STEEL FRANCHISE
Distinctive line # 3-ply 1873 stain.
less steel cook@are has additional
openings In direct sales division Of
nationally known manufacturer; top
money-making profit plan: product
complete factory cooperation as to
sales helps and field service work;
desire responsible individual with
experience in direct selling and
supervising Of men. Write today
interview viii be arranged. Box
4S2-H, Star.
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BENDIx wAsHER-DRYER
Brand-new, original crates. What
will YOU offer? Pvt. party. DE.
%-1Ss1. :.
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We have position available In orr
dry cleaning department.: experience
Is helpful but not necessary. Vaca-
ton with pay. free insurance and
other employee benefits. Apply
ELITE LAUNDRY. 2l19 14th st.
NV. -12
PIX OPERATOR for hotel. good pay.
room and meals, age 25 to 35, Sum
day on. Ho. 2-910O. MRS. HART
REAL ESTATE-Opening for 2 fun.
time saleswomen familiar with the
Arlington area. Liberal commission
part time, hours IL
am. to 3 pm, 6-day week. Expe-
rience preferred in selling sports
wear, lingerie, hosiery. Pleasant
working conditions. Good salary.
Apply Liberty Shops. $50 18th
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GOLF CLUES. excel. cond., Walter
Hagen, International, left-handed.
matched. Eight irons, Nos. 2
through 9. Driver, brassie, spoon.
New price approx: $170 at pro shops
$50. DI. 7-3S63. -12
GRAPHOTYPE. electric: elite type.
upper and lower case. Dl. 7-42S1;
HEATERS, new. used; repairs tsas,
oil coal, wood). ACME STOVE. 1O11
9TH st. NV. Ma. S-S962.
JOHNS-AIANvu.LE certified dealers
Roofing and siding Is our business.
Porches incl. Also BONDSTONE
DIST. No Job too small or large.
Free estimate. nothing down. 3 yrs.
to pay. Work guar. CAPITAL
ave. Bethesda, Nd. OF. 4-6i33.
KITCHEN CABINETS AND SINKS
Wholesale warehouse clearance OF
display and damaged kitchen equip
lnent: nationally advertised brand in
both wood and steel; prices 40et TO
SOC below retail. weekdays S:3o-5:
Qo1 Girard ST. ne, nr. 10th ana
Franklin ne. Ia
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Spinets and
consoles at reasonable rates. Haul
ing extra. II you buy later. money
paid applies on purchase price. but
there is no obligation to buy.
NV. lST. 3-94O0l and 1880 Georgia
ave-. Silver Spring GU. 6-1106)
Silver Spring store open evenings.
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ROOMS FURNISHED-N.W.

WILSON HOUSES = 1929 18th st.:
,$a9 $$a9-$S0; sso PVT. bath $40: AD. 2-92so.
1888 18th ST. N.W.-Businesswomen.
turn; modern baths. NO. 4-sssss.u RSsu''
DOwNTowN-clean. extra-spaciou,
Se1sSI SSlss;; ssndix; Tv: twin beds; 81 per
"A nice clean single rm.. with
saoEEHAM NV Vic. !. ?s5os $oos !EsS ssHd l2 st.
bss ssntle%sn sss @S%e u.s. fs I% w. 'ssTn1ggys
FOR OFFICIAL. executive or dds dislo-
mat; Charming spacious studio
rooms: II most beautiful mansion
ing. maid and valet service. S55-S75.
1900 so Mass aslSss' AVE. N.w-cl..nl lIa rm..
new furniture. maid service, near
bath. reas. priced. no. 2-95S9. Ia
1885 y. =. AVE. N.W.--On beauti-
m rm a. At On only ass s7.s6 65e1fiSrased 1siS. sins'
DUPONT CIRCLE. 2OO2 p st. nv
Rm.' private bath: $50. DU. 7-4slO.
1890 10th ST. NV, very lge. studio
@ iST e6ils i 5 { desired. % Ress. w. W.. KIT kit.
CONN.-CATHEDRAL AYES. VIC. -
Attractive 2nd-h. front, pvt. home:
$50 mo-; gentleman. Ho. 2-33Os.
EFFICIENCY--Large, pvt. entrance.
next bathrm.. kit. priyils.: $45 for /:
,sss sss iSs PaRIk 4 Rhi@5asn,., Ap. gi;s5as: Ia Il
for young men; excellent location:
tile shower; S27 mo. DU. 1854.
DUP: CIR. AREA. 1900 10th St: st. is..
Eif' EIpni pFl staaiS shSess sR'' for or 2. ,Tv.
ii5S GIRxRD sT. NV. .rhs Psl.
mer House"--Jpst newly d decor,
single rni:, near bath. SO wk. Id
Manor" a -. = Unusually large slnsls
1865 rARk RS.MS-rm. o.s-i bsmt. apt. is and
ige. runs; in transportation and shop
ping center; reas. AD. 2-7692. IA
some with private bath: Ink. Il
KENSEDY ST. NV, 14es-Nisz.l,
FUR iurn. I'M rm1 tnsI.,, next bath; til 2 closets, 3
162s 2isi 81. NV, nf. Dupont % Cir.
Large room and bath for i or .
gentlemen; maid service. D6. 7-f77o
seoo ELK. NEW HAMP. AyE-s,rx
rm. a wfnd.l.. ideal loc., on 3 bus
CATHEDRAL AVE. and 27th st., IA
and LIZ bus 1 blk. Mr.. shop. cen.
at Calvert and Conn: redecor.: nice.
ly frrn.: sci. and dbl. rms.; 81. ri.
$3.50 wk.: linens furn. Quiet pvt.
home. Call any time Sun. and Alter
2 pm. vk. days. DE. 2-1B96.
WISCONSIN AVE, Fessenden--Lares
living-bedroom with private bafh
and entrance. EN-. 8-9O6e. 1Ss
Continued on Next Pass.)
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MELP-MEN Gent

OPPORTUNITY. full or part time, IN
OF. 4-6963. LIZ
AGIDDLE-AGED MAN, high school
educ. exp. in plumbing and heat
ing, to take charge of mechanical
contractors warehouse; must be
reliable; refs. required: permanent.
Box 343-K. Star. la
National landscaping concern win
enter Q qualified white married man
in school at company expense, teach
him to prepare and present land
scaping plans, allow him to earn
over 500 wk. while learning and
give him old customers In his
permanent, restricted area when
experience necessary. Phone ME.
5000 Mon, April 18th, between q
and IL am. or write Box 373-K.
Star IL
Evening star., 1954-04-12

ASSISTANT DIETICIAN. white, for
local hospital: must be graduate
Experience not necessary. Give
qualifications in reply. Box 39,K.
Afro FINANCE. splendid oppor. for
young women with finance company
exper. Well-paytng position. Call MR..
COHEN, Ii, 3-SS00.
BEAUTIC1AN. man or woman. for
our Arlington salon. 5 day wk.. no
license reud., top salary and COM
mission EMILE, 1921 Conn ave.
Ia
BEAUTICIANS. full or part time: top
salary and commission. For down.
town and Columbia rd. salon; per-
manent position. paid vacation.
CARL's BEAUTY SALON. l2th and
F SITS, NV. Ma. S-101S. Ia
BEAUTICIAN to do mostly settings.
in busy beauty shop. Have you
booked the first day you are en-
ployed Top salary. Call RA. b
e669; 640O blk. Of Georgia ave. NV.
REAUTICIAN. colored, license. sham
salon: average S45 to $50 wk. Call
JU 7-S61l, bet, z and 8 p.m, Must
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CLERK-TYPIST

Well known news magazine seeks
young girl for beginning position
in accounting department.. Mental
alertness and good work habits. more
important than previous work ex-
perience. We are q stable, progress
sive organization offering free hos
pital, surgical. life insurance: air.
conditioned building and congenial
working conditions. Call DI. 7-2900,
Ext. 263 between 8 and 5 on Thurs
day and Friday. -12
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SECRETARY

Interesting work as a secretary to
one of our district managers in the
vicinity 18th and K SITS. NV.
ID Permanent employment.
(2l Paid vacations.
80 Cooperative group insurance
~ 6-day. 40-hour week.
(5) Many other employe benefits.
APPLY
SAFEWAY STORES, Inc.
1S45 4th ST. NE.
$3.50 to IL am, pm. to $3.50 I'm.
Evening star., 1954-04-12
TYPIST

To operate bookkeeping machine in
accounting ONCE Of national scien-
tific research organization. Perma-
nent position for young woman un-
der 35 years. of age, offering 7la-
nual leave, 15 days sick leave per
annum. For interview, call Elk. s.
R1C0 Eyt 900 IA
Evening star., 1954-04-12
FURNITURE-NEW

Odd Pieces of Discontinued Suites
neg, Price Sale Price
Sl32 90 Mod. amber ming. chest S69. so
$40 Mod. seafoam chest S4S. 90
81 30 Mod. triple dresser = 500. 90
S37 .95 Mod. seafoam bed $500
S34 Mod. night stand S19.95
SlS5 FIR Prov. dble. dresser 500. so
$125 Mahogany chest 500. 90
S46 Cord. mahog. night stand 500. 90
S104.50 Solid mig poster bed $50 80
$165 Solid mahog. dresser 500. so
So. so Mod. maple bed S29 .95
S43.50 Mod. maple n stand $24 so
Sl2O Cord. mahos. chest 500. 80
$62 Cord. mahog. night stand S31 90
$S1 so Mod. sand chest S49. so
S33 so Mod sand night stand $500
SOL 30 Sand dble. size b. C. bed S39. 90
S77 20 Mahog, ext. table S47 so
S130 FIR. Prov. china $50, 90
Sl20.50 Solid birch china $50. so
SS9. 80 Birch ext. table SAG. so
SS4.50 L. D. oval ext. table $3.50
S115 Mahog. d. l. ext table S79. 90
S11O Pine rd. capt. table S69. SO
S13.95--12 foot stools, mahog. legs,
assorted color covers $9.95
All merchandise subject to prior sale
Evening star., 1954-04-12
PIANOS


Large SELECTIONS ct ns of sspinets, consoles
and color woods. Up to 4Oco on
Buy now and save. MUSIC SALES
CORR. 1900 g st: NV. Ii
PIPE, galv.. black. copper, cast iron
cut-thread fixtures. BLOCKS, 1746
Lee hwy IA. $500.
PRINTING EQUIPMENT
Whole or In part; Kelleys., yerticle,
foundry type ESen and 10Th other equipment ouSgst
operation. Call RE. 7-1317 between
8 and 5 except Sat. and Sun. la
RANGE, electric, new GE. 39-in. con-
RANGES, new. used: repairs tgas. oil,
coal. wood. ACME STOVE. lO11 18th
st. NV. MA. S-S952.
RANGE: electric. Frhigidaire brand
sSSd sSod SS9Sa Ia s1oe ss6s 81 trade f0'
cond.; 3-piece sect. sofa, used: reas
MA: S-5549, WO. 6-4746.. Ia
REFRIGERATOR - WESTINGHOUSE
tPsnsI.Bt Ss; 5s Gu Ae fs Iss7 gSsS mos TsV'
REEFfBRiftGGIESRiAToRs. REfBitGISi used: used: rent or buy.
So per mo. Full guarantee. DOWD'S.
EN-. 2-73O0 441s Conn. ave,
REFRHGEKATOKS AND WASHERS,
recond. and new; large selection at
sensible prices. Serving Wash. past
% yrs. Open Sundays AABACO
2020 r. /. ave. ne. -1S
REFRIGERATORS, used large assort-
ment from $40 up: some with 1-yeaI
guarantees; time payments. FRED
ERICK'S 1905 14th st. NV.
REFRIGERATION, portable electric
Servel: like new; cost $160; will sac
EEFEISSSSRATSR, i aSSS Ts. Fey dE e1.7su..
REFRIGERATOR. ecu 1T. Crosley
Shelvadore, $780,. Magic Chef gas
range, $50; JA. 4-0239. --13
REFRIGERATOR, Crosley, IN Gu.
IT,, like new; S75. Fish aquarium
with electric pump and iron stand
S35. OIL. 6-SO7S. Ia
all sizes, cleo, gas, recond.
from $24.50. PEERLESS SALES CO..
2231 Ga; ave; NV. DE. 2.5566.
REFER, Frigidaire, 6.S Gu. IT,; orig
price over $500, will sell for $l0O;
mos. old. ia. 5-7490. -12
RUG. Gulistan a. 9x12; 2 walnut
bedrm. sets; 2 desks. For informa-
ton call RIA. 3-0066 --12
RUGS; new and used; carpets; tre-
SHOP, ia. $4,000.
RUG. reversible fiber. rose. 9x1 2,
practically new cond., SEQ: OIL. g
431I after . pm.
RUGS, 3 authentic Chinese. blue
BACKGROUND, beautiful. 10. S-0911
after e pnl ia
Evening star., 1954-04-12
MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING TO SEATTLE, WASH, %
April. Want one passenger to share
driving expenses; exchange refer
ences. OIL. 4-7S39, ewes. IL"
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE .tcons. !,

OAMkGGN4NI AMI EAANIkNN1---NO
Job too large or too small; roofing
q speciality. MY guarantee Is q
satisfied customer. Ii. 1881;
after Q pm. Ii. 4-4535. --I3
CARPENTRY, general repairs. paint
, ing; work guaranteed; Peas. MR.,
LAYION. RA. 6-lS25 after pm.
CARPENTRY
Home imprvmts.; painting. papering;
FLA loans: II. 6-sl0O. RA. 6-9703.
CARPORTS- GARAGES
Brick, wood and cinder block:
S-0442: KI. 9-03s2 till 8 pm.
DRAIN PIPES, electrically
razor cleaned or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER Phone RA. 6-SSSS any
day, any night
REPAIR-PaperinR, paint.
ing carpentry and plasJering. we do
q good job. AP. 7-S154. TU. 2-673l
INSTALLATIONS. re-
pairs. short circuits, small jobs done
immediately. RA. 6-2222 any time
wiring of all kinds:
licensed in Md Repair services at
any time. EN-. 2-86l4. -13
FENCES All styles; chain link,
pickets, estate, etc. NO DIN. PAYT.,
80 mo. to pay. FREE ESTIMATES.
lowest prices. RE. 6-7096. -15
FENCES BY HERCULES
Chain link. SI.1S it., completely
installed. Monthly terms. LU. A.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

BEAUTICIAN. hairstylist. Must be
excellent hair cutter. Excellent SAL
ary. plus commission. Apply in per-
son. ARTHUR'S SUITLAND HAIR
DRESSERS. 4702 Silverhill rd,. Sc.
SALESPEOPLE-Earn S2OO-S3OO wk.
Sensational new Encyclopedia deal;
salesmanagers needed. c. H. COOP
Err, Ambassador Hotel. IA"
MAN AND WIFE, to do few chores
low rental; modern furn. bsmt. apt.
WHITE COUPLE-Care-
taker; small apt. bldg; limited work.
permitting man full-time job; refs.
LO. 4-S6S9. -12
RETIRED CPLE. or widow (whitel to
duties in exch. for apt. ia. 9-959O.
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FOR SALE

or Monthly Lease
Bulldozer. HD-19, with power control
Unit, also Garwood Pan, Model $50,
20-cu. -yd, capacity. Write Box
2S-J, Star 13s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-09
Court Blocks Greek Group
In Church Election Plans

Federal Judge Alexander Holt
zoff today restrained the ''Elec-
toral Committee" of the Saints
Constantine and Helen Greek
Orthodox community from hold
ing a scheduled election Sunday.
The election was for selection of
a board of trustees.
The Judge also forbade Thomas
Gikas, chairman of the Electoral
Committee and IA others includ-
ing the Rev. Thomas I. Daniels.
identified as pastor of the COM
munity church, from "tamper-
ing" with financial records of
the community pending further
court proceedings set for July 10.
The action was on application
of the community's Board of
Trustees as plaintiffs. The board
had complained that a number
Of the defendants had been
blocking moves for an audit of
the community's books. The
complaint also charged that the
planned election was illegal. The
community is the owner of real
estate including a church at Ais
Sixteenth street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-09
Heavier Traffic Jams Forecast
In Potomac Crossing Rush

Sooner or later, motorists who
must cross the Potomac River
during rush hours are in for
some first-class traffic jams.
This was the upsh0t of brief
ing given yesterday to the Traffic
and Highways Committee of the
Washington Board of Trade by
District Highway Director John
N. Robertson.
The city's highway chief en-
trenched himself more firmly
behind the proposition of new
bridge in line of E street across
Theodore Roosevelt Island to
Virginia. Nevertheless, he indi-
Gated he would settle for the
suggestion of Chairman Case of
the Senate District Committee
that a structure be built in line
of New Hampshire avenue, with
feeders into E street.
I'VE can't stand STILL" Mr..
Robertson declared. Although
$4,000 vehicles cross the Po-
tomac River in the District every
"a hours, he said, some of that
traffic will have to be interrupted
soon to improve Key Bridge and
to build a new southbound span
for the Fourteenth Street Bridge.
"We have always wanted to
hold up improving any existing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-09
Montgomery Republicans
Enyision Bitter Fiuht

Maryland's Republican lead
ers. anticipating trouble from
Democrats in November, have
called for a fighting campaign
in Montgomery County and a
"common-sense" government in
Rockville.
Candidates from Gov. Nc
Keldin down the line. at rally
in Silver Spring last night, fore
cast bitter battle if Republican
officials are to be returned to
Office next fall. We've got TO
fight like We never fought be-
fore" Senator j. Glenn Beall
warned as he beat the drums for
reelection of Gov. McKeldin,
Representative Hyde and other
G. o. P. standard bearers.
The Democrats harmony slate,
meanwhile, has announced it
will back Edward j. Ryan. Frost
burg attorney. the party's nomi-
nee for the 9Th district House
seat now held by Representative
Hyde. Its action came on heels
of an announcement by Charles
M. Irelan Of Silver Spring, who
lost to Mr.. Ryan by some 400
votes, that he would not seek a
recount of votes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-09
Group Insurance Bill
For Federal Workers
Approved by Senate

The Senate has approved and
sent to the House the bill to
provide group life insurance
benefits for Federal employees.
The measure was approved
unanimously after only five
minutes debate.
Sponsored by Chairman
Carlson of the Senate Civil
Service Committee, the bill is
strongly backed by the admin
istration.
The bill would provide life in
surance benefits to all Federal
and District Government work.
erS, members Of Congress and
legislative and judicial workers.
The policies, payable on death,
would be based on an employees
salary. For example, a worker
earning $500 year would be
insured for $1,000, and a worker
making $7,100 annually would be
insured for $4,000.
The employees would pay $3.50
a year per 81 900 worth of insur-
ance. There also is a double
indemnity clause in case of ac-
cidental death.
After age IS, the amount of
the policy would decrease in
value at the rate of 2 per cent
a month, but it would not go
below Is per cent of the original
value. Employees who retire or
who continue to work after age
IS would not have to continue
payments into the insurance
fund, while still being covered.
The program would be a vol
untary one. .a"
The cost to the Government
would be about $27 million a
year. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-09
Reuther Questions
JobIess Drop Data

President Walter Reuther of
the CLIO told the Labor and
Commerce Departments today
that their optimistic figures on
the decrease in unemployment
are attributable in major part
to the exhaustion of workers
benefit rights"
The two departments issued
reports yesterday noting an in
crease Of nearly / million en-
ployed from May to June, with
an accompanying increase of
only $4,000 unemployed.
Mr.. Reuther, in identical %ele-
grams to Labor Secretary Mitch
ell and Commerce Secretary
Weeks; asserted that time limits
imposed by many States on
worker benefits cut hundreds of
thousands" off benefit rolls be-
fore they can find jobs.
Mr.. Reuther said failure to
note the exhaustion of benefit
rights tends to lull the public
into false optimism regarding
the severity Of the unemploy-
ment problem"
Labor Department aides
agreed that some of the reduction
in unemployment figures might
be due to exhaustion of worker
benefits. But they said there is
no accurate way of telling how
many Of those who have ex-
hausted their benefits have re-
turned to active employment.
Many, they said, may already
have been reabsorbed into the
labor force
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-09
Teacher Cleared Of Asking
Pupils 10 Steal Car
by the Assoeiated Press

NEW YORK, July 9.-Jerome
Binder. high school English and
speech teacher, has been cleared
Of charges that he tried to in
duce two pupils to steal a car
for him.
Mr.. Binder, 20, who teaches
at the Manhattan School of Avia-
ton Trades, had been arrested
on reports he offered to "fix''
the grades of two teen-agers if
they would get a car for him.
Mr.. Binders attorney termed
the charges fantastic" He said
the two students were not even
in Mr.. Binders class.
Yesterday Magistrate j. Irwin
Shapiro dismissed the complaint
against MIR. Binder, saying q
grand jury had heard all the
facts and decided there was no
ground for indictment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-09
Gambling BiIl.chonee
Exempts Nevada Firms
BY the Associated Press

Representative Heating, Re-
publican, of New York, sponsor
Of a bill to tighten Federal gam
bling laws. today offered an
amendment to exempt legalized
gambling concers in Nevada.
He proposed it after Gov.
Charles H. Russell of Nevada
testified Mr.. Keating's original
proposal would have had a
drastic effect" on the States
economy and deal a mota1 blow"
to, its rights as q State.
II don't think" Mr.. Heating
said, I'VE have any business cut
ting off the legitimate business
activities of the proprietors of
Nevada gambling places :"
Such activities, he said, might
include orders to a Chicago man
ufacturer or a New York printer,
shipments of materials they
might receive in return, pay
ments by them for goods or serv-
ices, or checks cleared outside
the State to pay gambling debts.