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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-17
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1923 r ST NV.
APIS. uNFURNIshED-Mp.

ROCKVILLE One bedrm. apis; iv.
ping center; sos 20. 2-3003.
$3.50 to $3.50 month. including
= u nIdtiss; he; 4-79l4: IL 3
So ana SEE Earss S SRss room saS.
hedrm;, kit, tile bath, 2 closets:
shopping center. JU. $3.50. --18
COTTAGE CITY -- Liv. rm.. bedrm. i,
tile kit. and bath: "a blk. excel.
c so5ssRGD, and IA; ilssTS Hwll8s1
bedrm.. liv. rm;,. dinette, kit. and
hath: free parking, SO q per mo.
:, tors; NA. 5000. is
ana NIav En- .v mr. si tG;o Branch I'd
tire End fir, liv. rm:, bedrm., kit,
Domer ave, JU. 7-90s4: -21
EVANSVILLE Cozy 5-rm. apt. i:
s shhs ine fe gyt S %A uSs & yaEa
room, din. area, kit. 2 bedrms.. tile
bath, closets, cross ventilation,
utils,. incl; $3.50. 3rd floor, at
tractive grounds: near bus and
ss0PPeoi RTf cspfer 81 ~ gs7ss bel ls
f~s1o OAt4 AhANAS % 0.Es---S 0CuIAIlo.,
liy. rm., din. rm., kit, bath, pvt. entr.,
utils. furn.; $lO6 mo. Ii. 4-8472.
1922 IRVING ST. NV lee. rms,
lge. KIT; and bath: modern: S59; 80.
VIC &C. S WasDMAN PIX. AND CosN,
AVE.-For 3 or 8 adults; clean, nice
porch. no. 2-1527. ~19
1906 18th ST. N.W.-Lovely mod.
2 rms, kit. dinette, garbage disposal.
tile bath. shower; see; utils. free;
Mckinney Edd aISs' A AR f-' ssctaaiooL AREA,
St.. r.. I. ave. and Fla. aye.--A very
large bedrm. apt. with separate d.
nette and rear porch; $1,000: incl.
heat and INV. SHANNON q LUCHS
CO. 1905 Il st. NV, MA. s.2345.
Completely modernized; 3 rms
kitchen and bath; convenient neigh.
borhood.. rent. sos monthly. Call
why NOT? A comfortable 1-bedrm
apt. in 4-family bldg; good room
sizes and layout; S for 5 value Ct
water Bsmt. storage and laundry.
South Capitol. Wonderful transp.
and , shogp Ing cle eSs By. s ! A. Na
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-Exclusiye
area and all conveniences.. $3.50
to $91.5O, utils, incl. and bed
rm. apis; spacious rms; in lovely
building l unfurn. efficiency. $50.
Out N H. ave. to Ethan Allen ave,
left to jackson ave-, right to Boyd
ave-, left / block and left to Manor
Circle. Call FREDERICK W.
BERENS SALES, INC, Rental Dept.
1922 l. st. NV, ma, $4,000. Res.
mgr, 10-C Manor Circle. APT, ..
RIvERDALE-Entire 2nd f.; utils.
incl: reasonable; children well
anpoa T-GOQ2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-17
-CALVERT

Just 8 min. from Key Bridge. New
2-bedrm. apts. on extra -Quiet street
and wooded area; very small and
plus utils. IA. 1860. LIZ
Evening star., 1954-05-09
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BELLS MILL RD.. $13,500-1 acre,
air-cooled rambler with picture
windows; bedroom 16xl6, fireplace
in 22-ft. living room. 40x20 fiae
patio captures view. About $4,000
down a1d Slo0 monthly; w, Eyes. 3
AZ. AZ. a.s1o s511a1' oo j. LEO AoLs g.
BETHEsDS, s1s.s5o. by owner;
immac. brk. Cape Cod on lge. level
Handicapped lot, 8 bedrms.. Ia baths,
brk. barbecue and patio; nr. schools
r5TAfsRA5sE Eth lsS5ssE no ?"nsF sH asss5P
Stairs to attic, elec. kit. auto
washer, fun bsmt. with rec. rm. and
Wis. at 452S Chestnut st. %
BETHESDA Ultramodern 95-ft
rambler, 3 acres. spring and stream,
RSrs RAJ sislo lana osVilsoiss BE- s5sSo' sstss' 800
BETHESDA - Attractive center hal
rambler on nearly an acre. Bradley
Hills area. Liv. rm.. din. rm., elec
kit. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths. full bsmt.
built-in garage. Will consider
Older 7-rm. house in trade,
Bethesda-Chevy Chase area. Car
OWNER ewes. Mon. through Fri
BETHESDA. Md, Greenwich Forest;
$16,950-Large 4Gs 1st trust may
be assumed; attractive, 3-bedroom
Colonial of brick and clapboard
constructions: large level lot with
tall shade trees: house equipped
with aluminium storm windows. mod
i today. s.'u csil wo. e.aso6 Susi Hntii Sss 8
Epw. H. JONES q CO.. INC, Chevy
Chase, y. CA -
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

$500 DOWN-2-bedrm. rambler: liv.
rm., lge. kit. full bsmt.; Anchor
fenced lot; conv. to transp. and
shopping: monthly payments less
MonrsM sh5n Est. pI1 Pricsd at only ~ $l12S9 80
1850 TIL Q pm.
4S PHILADELPHIA AVE. Takoma
bath. bsmt.: S4s5 down: Ssas.
S-2294: ewes. TU. 2-0297. 10
WE WILL BUILD on our lot in excel
Silver Spring loc., or on your own
lot; exceptionally nice 3-bedrm., 2
bath brick rambler. GI. FILA OF
GonveptiO1ai paOdsi fnaneins s4SH $4,000 cas5 a
1888. 10. 5-4254.
WALK TO HECHT'S in Silver Spe
from this immaculate 3-bedroom
den and 2.bath Colonial home. with
separate dining room, plus, kitchen
table space, full bsmt.; beautiful
garden. Going fast at $16,5O0
RIPLEY & ROMER. Realtors, JU.
5-6111 Open ewes.
CT OR NON-GI TERMS-Sn. Spg.
3-bedroom modern rambler with full
bsmt. and attractive rear fenced
tion: $14,95O. RIPLEY g. ROMER,
. Realtors; 6s ~ S-61i1. Open eyes:
combine his home and ONCE in this
pro- Prominent linen sii. sps. street: t sGo roons. Da
ga. baths, daylight rec. room, Sc
cluded porch and built-in garage:
air conditioned throughout and
walking distance to center Of town.
$36,500: RIPLEY & ROMER, Real
tors, ~; 5-6111. Open eyes.
FURNISHED. 8 rms, lovely wooded
Saq: ssaq '51s 16 o as4ia ssnt or unfurnished or
7417 CARRoLL AVE, Tx. PK.-By
owner. Homs. with income, in excel.
cond. New oil h.-w.h. furnace. Lge.
fenced I'd. Garage. Cow. to schools,
snoppinngg, Inf ttransp. Open l TIL dark
GI. Io' No 70 ibaoSwiN PAYMENr-s14,o 900.
brick; full basement: 77-ft. lot;
close to schools. shopping and trans
portasionE; lily living rpSm sep a din I'm rm:
equipped GE kitchen. dishwasher.
DISPOSAL. range and refgr.: l year
old; excellent condition. For infor-
mation' ad0n' call Mr. ABRAHAM. ABB 10.
$3.50 DOWN-GI or non-GI. Lovely.
2-bedrm. bungalow in Silver Spring.
Close to school, shopping. Has
fenced-in ward. driveway. 10. B.
1915. LO. 4-OOS2. %
81 FIT. DE LUKE; suburban Sill Spg. !;
rambler; rec. completed; bedrms.,
2h baths: 2-car garage: daylight
bsmt.; "a acre; $4,000. JU. 9-55S4.
$3.50 DOWNS bedrms.. bsmt.. sep.
din. rm.. plenty Of living space;
assume AZ loan. balance on easy
terms. To inspect. call Mr.. Lansdale,
RE. 7-6650, or LO. 4-6031. COLO
BRICK BUNGALOW. $12,95O-1n
Kensington; 5 rms. e bedrms.).
bath. diShwasher, disposal. big new
oversize garage: fenced lot. Assume
CT loan. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. DI.
7-1411: ewes. LO. 4-7444. %
CHARMING WHITE-BRICK BUNfiA-
Low; wonderful loc. in Bethesda; 2
bedrms. and bath on. 1st A.; [ bed
rm. ON 2nd a.; tull bsmt.. screened
porch; lovely trees. Near public and
parochial schools; 3 blocks to bus;
S15,950; $4,000 down. FRANK s..
PHILLIPS, OIL. 2-7007; eyes,. OIL.
BY OWNER, 3-bedrm. brick rambler.
full bsmt., front porch. storm win
dows. fenced-in back yd.. CT ap-
praised at S14.250. Call LO. 4-0S36
for appointment. %
Evening star., 1954-05-09
BETHESDA

Vicinity Kenwood Club. 2-story brick
Colonial; liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit. den
and powder rm. on 1st floor: 3 bed
rms. larger than usual, and bath
on 2nd floor: bsmt., attached garage;
on quiet dead-end. street with beau.
tiful trees and shrubs; home and
yard in immaculate condition. !
blk. from bus and school bus. S23,-
800 Excellent terms. OWNER. OIL
6-S277. Directions: Bradley blvd
to Goldsboro rd. and left to River
I'd, right l block to Verne st. and
Evening star., 1954-05-09
BETHESDA RAMBLER
COZY AND SNUG

Three-year-oid brick rambler on
bedrooms and tiled bath; large mod
ern kitchen with pantry and dis
posal; living room dining room COM
bination. Woodworking flrepl.;. dry
basement. Bryant gas &C. heat;
ample closet space; wooden window
Sa9 Wag to stte oveT pSio Ssas ssa
schools nearby. Property in excel.
lent ondjtion and reasonably priced
at S16.950. Call Mr.. Mott. Elk
3-24S0: ewes. OIL. 2-5S21.
FRED A. SMITH co.
Realtors 1113 18th st. NV
Evening star., 1954-05-09
HILLCREST

DE LUKE BRICK RAMBLER
Corner Of suitland I'd, and Bangor
pa baths. all-elec kit. lge.. rec
rm. and many other good features
Price reduced for immediate sale
Trade considered. Out Pennsylvania
ave. right on Branch ave. left or
REALTY. RisaI.ra INC. INC; is95 Good Hope I'd I'd
Sc. LU. 4-3400; LU. 2-4OlO.
Evening star., 1954-05-09
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

SALE OR TRADE
S14.50 terms. owner wishes to sell
or trade home in Annapolis. Md
told historical section) for medium
priced Washington property. Fol
further details. phone Ii. 3-O56l
Evening star., 1954-05-09

CONNECTICUT AVE. EXTENDED
3108 NGTON-WHEATON
PKWY.
Beautiful detached Colonial brick,
on Ia acres of lovely HANDICAPPED
ground: center-hall plan, rms,
3 baths. fireplace, full bsmt. side
and rear porches: lily pond, --car
brick garage: the low price will
amaze you. owner must sell.
Shown BY appointment only. Ewes,
call RA 6-2805.
JOSEPH E. BRUNO. INC.
Goa H st. NV. ST. 3-332o
Evening star., 1954-05-09
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.W.

NEAR 9TH AND F SITS. s.W.-semi-
det.. S-rm.. bath. good-siz lot.
Price, $4,000. Reasonable terms.
H. F. RANDOLPH. RE. 7-2137; Ii.
s4e 4a7Ig'i Il ST. s.w.-prick home MlS with
6 rms. and bath. gas INV. heat
back ward and lge. 2-story brick
garage. C. H. PARKER CO.. Ma
ICOLORED-s13 GOLDEN sT.-2-sty
row brick, 4 rms; gas-elec. Newly
dec; $50 dn., $50 mo. UN. 4-7045
ICOLORED-36S N ST. S.W. Groom
and full basement row brick. with
gas h.-w.h. Easy terms. JOHN l..
SHELTON, Realtor, 10. 2-20Ooo
Evening star., 1954-05-09
NO MONEY DOWN

And S79 per month total payment.
to q vet on this attached 3-bedrm
z St. blocks to public and pa
rochial schools; full basement, ga:
heat, Priced at $13,250. Call Mr.
Rosenblatt. JU. s-1235.
Sidney z. MenSh & Co.
1919 EVA St. NV. Ma. e.o44(
Evening star., 1954-05-09

INDIAN SPRING CLUB ESTATE
SILVER SPRING. MD.
Priced by owner for quick sale: lge
corner brick 2-story: 3 twin-Sizet
bedrms.. liv. rm.. din. rm.. lge. kit.
screened side porch, fenced rear yd.
attached garage. full bsmt: with rec
reach: % Out colesytlie '1 rd. to indiat
Spring Club sign. turn rt. on Nor
mandy DIR. to Flower ave-, then rt
to house at 9616 Flower ave. Oper
SUM-, 1-6. BY OWNER, JU. 9-4972
Evening star., 1954-05-09
BetheSda-Parkwood

BetheSda-ParkWood
BRICK CAPE COD
4731 SAUL RID.
brick Cape Cod. on well.
kept lot. "a blk. to elementary school.
Features are fully equipped @. z.
kit, din. rm., two bedrms and bath,
lst hr.; lge. .bedrm., End flr. Full
Priced to sell at $15,950.
OPEN ! TO 6 SUNDAY
Out Wisconsin ave. to
Cedar lane. right to Saul rd.. left to
house.
Higgins & Harrison, Inc.
Evening star., 1954-05-09

SELECTED HOMES!
B E T H E 8 D
zoos Exeter rd.-6 rm., bath,
white 2-story brick; vacant; just
redec.; $16.960.
B r o MONT
6541 Broad st.-S-rrn., 2a-
bath. brick Cape Cod; suitable for
home and income; S24.5O0.
w H e A T ON
1904 Ennals rd. lin the Tri-
angle)-2-family brick Cape Cod,
attractive lot; only S21.500.
Evening star., 1954-05-09

1915 3Oth ST. Sc.
OPEN 1-6
An outstanding buy, 10 minis. Capi.
tol: 6-rm semidet. brick. view over.
knotty pine rec. rm., built-in gar,
lge. porches and frepls., oil h.-w.h.
radiators; near public and parochia
schools. Only $13,S95; reas. dowr
paymt. To reach: Out Pa. ave. Il
Both ST., turn right 8 blks. to house
LII o-70S3
Evening star., 1954-05-09

SUM-, LU. 2-1557: wkdays., 10. 2-04t
Evening star., 1954-05-09
-P PARKWooD

1909 EDGEFIELD RD.
New brick Cape Cod, by a master
builder, iy. rm. has f1repl. and bay
window, lovely din. rm.. beautiful
elec. kitchen, screen liv.-porch,
bedrms. and bath on 1st floor. 2
Full bsmt., garage. lot more than
u acre. Directions: Conn. ave. to
Saul rd.. west to Edgefleld. left "a
blk. to 460g.
Evening star., 1954-05-09

FAIRFAX VILLAGE 6-rm. brick,
compl. furn. Owner. leaving city
must sell. Lge. liv; rm., kit. dinette'
3 nice bedrms.. bath; fenced, Level
lot. Assume GI loan; $65 mo.
c. b. MURPHY, REALTOR
LU. 4-6227 LU. 4-2253
Evening star., 1954-05-09

CONGRESS HEIGHTS
S25 Upsal st. Open today by OWNER.
ga baths. 6-rm. brick home. 3 bed
rooms, sep. din. rrn., lge. kit. fin
ished bsmt; fenced yard. S14,950;
good terms. Directions: Alabama
ave. to Wheeler I'd. to Upsal st.
Call 10. 2-6S45. .
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-12-01
In Lighter Vein

Two women who hadn't seen each
other for long time met on the street.
"GraciOus, JEAN" said one, 81 haven't
seen you for seven years. You certain
Iy look a lot older"
''YOu, too, dear. wouldn't have
recognized you except for the dress
and hat"
The teacher had forbidden the eating
of candy or chewing of gum during
school. One day she became suspicious
of lump in Johnny'S cheek. Johnny,
are you eating candy or chewing gum?"
''No," replied Johnny, I'm just soak
ing prune to eat at recess"
The perfect wife laughs at her hus-
bands jokes, not because they are
clever, but because she is.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-12-01

Husband: 81 thought your diet al
lows you to have dessert only once a
week."
Wife: ''That's right-and I'm stick
ing to it. This piece of pie is the one
for the first week in June, 1856.
A farm boy said to his brother, ''Reu-
ben, how would you get girl to marry
your"
Reuben answered, t'Well, if she don't
want to. you can't; but if she does,
there amt hardly no way to prevent it.
''Pm really cutting quite a figure"
observed the chorus girl as she sat on
a broken bottle.
Soprano Voice Con phone): 'Is this
the Fidelity Insurance Coz"
Operator: eyes, Ma ann
Soprano Voice: ''Well, I'd like to
speak to someone about having my
husbands fidelity insured"
Real estate agent: A man who has
lots to talk about.
Bridget had been discharged. Ex-
tracing $500 bill from her roll, she
threw it to Fido. Then the shocked mis-
tress heard her exclaim: "Sure'n
niyer fergit friend. That's for helpin'
me wash the dishes.''
'fLittIe boy, do your dogs have Ii
censes?"
''I'lI say! They're covered with EN-
Fortune teller: I'm sorry to tell you
that you'll be widow soon. Your, hus-
band is going to die a violent death.
Woman: Will I be acquitted?
Evening star., 1954-05-18
Red Plane Violates Zone,
Flies South 10 Seoul
BY the Assoeiosed Press

SEOUL, May IA Commu-
mist plane crossed the neutral
zone and flew south as far as
Seoul today. while United States
Defense Secretary Charles Will
son, South Korean President
Syngman Rhee and other off,
cials watched a United States
9th Army review, IS miles to
the northeast.
The 5th Air Force said radar
tracked the Red plane south
ward, but it never was sighted
usually. A spokesman said il
apparently was a jet.
American Sabre jets tried
without success to intercept the
intruder as it few south to the
Seoul area, then headed north,
the Air Force said.
The 5th Air Force said the in
cident would be reported to the
Military Armistice Commission
as a violation of the Korean
truce.
Evening star., 1954-05-18
By Frank Corey
Assoeieted Press Sciences Reporter

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., May
18.-Tape-recorded "play-backs''
of the labored breathing of
patients suffering from various
chest diseases offer a new aid to
doctors in diagnosing other cases,
the United States Public Health
Service announced today.
The recordings were made in
the pre-dawn quiet of hospitals.
The health service demon
strated the new technique in an
exhibit at the 50th anniversary
meeting of the National Tuber-
culosis Association.
AS visiting doctors tuned in
with stethoScopes, health service
demonstrators ran off recordings
of breathing sounds described as
characteristic of pneumonia,
tuberculosis, bronchial asthma
and other chest conditions in
varying stages of severity. Stimuli
taneously. as each breathing
sound was described by a record-
ed commentary, X-ray visualiza-
tions of the patients chest ap-
peared on a screen.
The program opens with a
tape-recorded presentation of
normal breathing, as it sounds
through a stethoScope.
Then follow various abnormal
sounds ranging from that of
moderately advanced pneumonia,
which sounds like wind whiStling
around a building, to that of
bronchial asthma, which has a
strange, high-pitched. almost
musical quality.
One potential value of the
procedure. the service said, lies
Evening star., 1954-05-18
Exercises Muy Prevent
Further Godfrey Surqer,
eY me As,oeiutsd Pre,,

/ eN~~~ssSsS&
BOSTON. May 18.-Dr. Otto
E. Aufranc Of the Massachusetts
General Hospital says he has
prescribed set Of exercises for
Arthur Godfrey, radio-TV star,
which may prevent another hip
operation.
DR.. Aufranc said Mr.. Godfrey
has made progress with certain
muscle groups. and now he is to
concentrate on exercising cer-
tain muscles for two weeks be-
fore any plans are made"
Mr.. Godfrey told a radio audi
ence last week there was some
thing mechanically wrong" with
his hip. and added, I've got to
go back to the hospital and have
it done all over again."
Evening star., 1954-05-18
Recordings Of Breathing Help
Doctor Diagnose Other Cases

in providing an opportunity for
doctors to have such a perlna-
nent recording in their Offices,
for periodic "refresher" courses
in recognizing sounds peculiar
to certain conditions.
Also, the technique was de-
scribed as being of great poten-
tial value in teaching medical
students.
DR.. Armand Brodeur of the
health service told a reporter
that up to now medical students
have been taught about abnormal
breathing sounds from textbooks,
descriptions by lecturers, and
clinical experience in hospitals.
But he declared that in the lat
ter case all of the various types
Of abnormal breathing are not
always readily available for OBJ
servation.
On the tape-recorder, he said,
they are all included in a handy
package. available for repeated
study.
The recordings were made at
Georgetown University Hospital
in Washington and at the Dis
trict Of Columbia General Hos
pital. The work was done "at
3 o'clock in the morning so as
to eliminate interference from
sounds such as bells, which
might be heard at other times
in hospital, service officials
said.
Through the National Tuber-
culosis Association, the Health
Service plans to make copies of
the tape-recording and accom-
panying commentary-together
with illustrative X-ray slides
available to doctors at cost which
was listed at around $40.
Evening star., 1954-05-18
Judgment Of Those
Who Kept WheeIerin
u. 5. Job Questioned
By the Associoted Press

Representative Busbey, Repub-
lican, of Illinois, says some Of
'the same people who were OBJ
sessed with the idea that we
should be kind. soft and easy
with Communists during the
Roosevelt and Truman admin
| istrations, are still in Govern
ment positions"
And in many cases, he added
they have received promotions.
"Mr. Busbey made the state
ment during House speech yes
terday which reviewed the Civil
Service Commission loyalty rec
ord of George Shaw Wheeler, a
Government employe for 13
years before he fled to Czecho-
Slovakia.
He said the principal sponsor
and defender of Wheeler in the
1945 loyalty hearings before the
Civil Service Commission was
David A. Morse, director general
of the international Labor Or
ganization at Geneva and former
Undersecretary of Labor.
Removal Order Reversed.
AS a result of pleadings by Mr.
Morse and others, Mr.. Busbey
said, the Civil Service Commis-
sion reversed an earlier directive
ordering Wheeler's removal from
Federal service ION loyalty
grounds"
| Mr.. Busbey said he did not
question the loyalty of Mr.. Morse
but doubted his Judgment ano
his fitness for the position he now
holds"
He has the same doubts, he
added, about the fitness "of those
people in the Civil Service Com
mission who participated in the
Evening star., 1954-05-18
Poppy Days in ArIinqton

Red poppies will be sold in Ar
lington County tomorrow and
Friday by volunteer members OF
the Arlington County Council OF
American Legion Auxiliaries for
the benefit of hospitalized vet
Grams of Virginia and rehabilita-
ton and child-welfare work.
Evening star., 1954-05-18
U. 5. Steel and Union
Open Negotiations, /,
On New Contract
BY the Assoeioted Press

PITTSBURGH, May 18.-The
CIO United Steelworkers' Union
presented demands for a 1854
contract to the United States
Steel Corp. today as the first big
labor negotiations of the year got
underway.
Both sides expressed hope for
an early settlement.
David j. Mcdonald, president
of the union, and Benjamin F..
Fairless, board chairman of the
Nations largest steel-producing
firm, met inside the negotiating
room and shook hands as pho
tographers' cameras clicked.
Mr.. Fairless. who is setting a
precedent by sitting in at the
opening negotiating session, said:
II will not participate in the
negotiations but I am happy to
be here"
Mr.. Mcdonald said he is hop
ing "for a speedy and equitable
disposition of the issues which
may arise"
13O NegOtiatOrs Present.
U. S. Steel sent about 80
negotiators to the table headed
by Vice President John A. Ste
phenS. The union has about so
men at the table.
The talks mark the opening
of the USW's new contract
drive in the basic steel industry,
employing about 100000 steel
workers. Contracts expire June
80.
AS negotiations get under way,
an estimated 10000 steelwork-
ers are idle because of layoffs,
an additional 257,O00 are work.
ing only part time and steel mill
operations hover around 10 per
cent of national rated capacity.
This leads observers to believe
the union will do everything pos
sible to avoid a strike and thus
won't be able to exert full bar
gaining pressure.
Important Nationally.
The U. S. Steel-USW meeting
is of national Importance be-
cause:
/. U. S. Steel, the Nations top
steel producer, generally sets the
pattern followed by other basic
producers in their talks with the
union.
2. The Steel industry is the
backbone of the American econ
omy. Steel prices do much to
determine the overall cost of liv-
ing. It's possible that steel pro-
ducers may pass any added con-
tract costs on to the manufac-
turers of autos, refrigerators,
stoves and the thousands of
other articles made of steel, caus-
ing higher price tags.
3. The USW is one of the
pacesetters of American labor
and other union leaders are sure
to watch closely what the USW
manages to win for it's members.
Unions Objectives.
Announced objectives of the
USW this year are: A guaranteed
annual wage, a wage increase,
improved disqualification and
pension plans and better terms
on such contract items as over
time, vacations and holidays.
Mr.. Mcdonald hasn't disclosed
how much of pay increase the
USW seeks for members now
earning between $2.14 and 1924
a hour.
Last year the union won a
wage increase of 8l2 cents an
hour. 1t is expected to settle
for less this year.
Evening star., 1954-05-18
Zeppo Marx Divorced

LAS VEGAS, New, May 18 (P),
zeppo Marx, the straight man
Of the Marx Brothers comedy
team, was divorced yesterday by
Mrs. Martion Marx, who alleged
cruelty. They were married in
1927 in New York.
Evening star., 1954-05-18
whitewash of George Shaw
Wheeler"
Four Are Named.

Wheeler"
Four Are Named.
Still in Government service, he
said. are Arthur S. Fleming, a
former member of the Civil Serv-
ice Commission. and three mem
bers Of the loyalty board, Law
renee v. McLoy, Katherine A.
Frederic and Robert j. Fem.
1T is high time," he said,
that the Civil Service Commits
sion reviews its own records and
rids the agency of those en-
ployeS whose softness or indif-
ference toward Communists and
others of questionable loyalty
have resulted in the Government
service being honeycombed with
such persons as George Shaw
Wheeler"
Evening star., 1954-05-18
Headache Problem

Wise motorists never leave on a rire-
some trip without putting hottie Of
Ca7udInc IN the pocket Of the car SO
they Will have II handy IN case they
get headache. Acouple OF teaspoon
fulsbrine fast rchef from the headache
and resulting nerve tension. making
travelling much more comfortable.
Nothing is more pleasantly cifec-
tive than Capudine Take tip and
Keep bottle Of Capudmc in your car
AZ well as a bottle al home. You'll he
glad YOU did Get Capudlne from your
druggist, There are convenient sizes
to suit your needs. Follow the label.
avoid excessive use.